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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
Organize! Organize!

E,t ore more paper ali be issEed before
The State election. Yellow cit zens. are yop
ready for the question! Have you weighed
well in your minds the sie0!,ing inteTes; OF
ihs iseues ilroiyssl Are yuu prepared to
yste s,ardingh 10 ynTsEupoItsni con-
sest! If ret ycu hsvs neglected your duty
and should hasten ic Po., yourselves upon
tle Qaes;iups 10 ts is3iie8. The time lie
sbort-,he questicLs are Ill imPo,tsnl-ths
facts are before ycu;-decite!
la nsking up your MI is as to hes you
shall cast ycur votes. there are seR.p thing,
We v ish you to reno ubsr.
REMEMBER. .hs, the Denocrstic party,
BY repeating The A'ssoufi CON promise, is
sss,onshle ior s;l,hs sgiss,Ipn rh., ao~
threa,ers tic P<1s and pcrPs,uity of out
RI TER, thet ihs sane party Co.
dese1s me proceedings of the Border Ruf-
So who are tr,ing to FIX Slavery upon the
oeil of Kansas.
RENEMBER that the rsme party sus,s N
sDe he p to carr, out tho Ksnsss Laws
ls~s more outrageous than the eoss OF
Drssc. which was written In blood
REMEMBER, th,tthe Democratic party.
by iis Representatives in Congress, refused
TO repeal these LAWS, bui actually voted
taeBey 10 snfcrce laws which mako It q
crime ~ read The immortal Declaration OF
iaaepe ndcnce--a crime 70 read The burning
words Of HEEKT, JEFrfRsos and VASE
LEGION in fhe Territory Of Ksnsss-s crime
lie declare or insinuate shat Ei.very is not
right. and proper crime TO say thu; in
America. :ae "lard OF the free" Liberty is
the reie aud Slavery the exception.
RIEESLER. that the s;andsr bearer OF
Denrcreey, JANIS Pl&TrclY Buchsnrn) }
10 svcwed:y in i.scr O. lhe scnque,. o. Cgbs,
thus ex,e udii & the area Of Freedom.
NbhIH CCR' iEaS III tHe ED'chsT-HR cI
csr friends ond neigttors in Ksnsss, the
Democratic administration CT FHaxELIK
PIECE has no word Of reproet
REkENHER.th .tha: il this cen,ts, the i-sae
is, sHILL KANSAS BE rEFE--sRlLL tva
TkIRI1oKiEs BE PRE-, and that uFon tie
,ne side stahds John c. Fremont as the
Champion Of Free dom, ard On the ether
JasEs ErcElShs rs Tie sfoioeist and cham
pion Of S'svery.
HEmEMEER, ;hs, though there may be
three, -four or dily esndidstes for the rresi-
2sBcy, yet there csn rs bu, two sides tO the
greet question at issne.
REMEMBER. ths, ..erery v,,s cast for
sny other tbHn the Republican oandidu,cs
il s.sD at the hear, OF Liberty.
Bearing all these ttingG in mind, go to
de ba:io. box OF the I4lh Of October and
cast your Ballot Tor the candidates. who repro.
sent ihs; set Of principles best ca!culsted 10
udsaEcote,ery iniPre.t o. Cur Country that
il De-. 10 tie IbiT cls heart. Having done
this you will have the proud Consciousness
OF having done your duty.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

Eg:fGiFc THE OETo.--The Cincinnati
Co7r7er ciGl oC this marn;ag says: The
work ~ breaking grnund for the bridge ov-
or tho Ohio :ir :, hrtweaE Co'iugton and
Cn@'nr0'i. US c mmcnced in good earnest
yesterday. A sarg OF about one hundred
men we're employed at the lunding On ia-
side, removing the dirt. in order TO receive
foundation for the towers. We under.
stgnd that Mcssrs. Shirkie & Brother ere
contractors for making the excavations.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

For the benefit OF the Invalid portion Of eur
community, We extract the following from tho
Almanac of DIR, Z. NJ. Jackson, proprietor OF
hootianG's German Bitters, hoping it may In
duco trial OF them:
SHEFFIELD. ILL.,, March l9, 1855.
J. =. Niles says: ii expect to sell great
guau. your Bltters this year. Many OF
M 60. .Pe.N Se.y m. .,t .. is good
u SEI'c- H,-l. aI-si an cI-
o. t ...- A.Uc PIeyy"G-Iyo, : great
,JI. ,i4al ,...-'t, - ia scsr best thug
III Z. r,iG :" 20, -iscs;.a.. ..,. create good
81. ..l4. .rgrt.tc. IL snort, al sdrc it is one
u, i,e vu.l bssi mcu,s,"oS AnI~n ior family
use, Uo..., safe an ...-..-ni iUr any one to
t@at-
ANANSsA, i,~p. May l, 1854.
G.. L.. II, Ornrkwei ,sys: The BIiters give
uuuouudCs g. .,t,,t. ~ ali that have used
;gc.. ..., 1 -. ... c4u always recommend
them /, d.. ..... .,, .illcted. They have cur
81 u,tuy 3, / Dyspepsia, some of them
wncrs 80 ~,. ... "f dollars have been spent for
remIdle, " wht,h 4tiorded no relief, and were
con.idrr,d Il Iucd.aOie until they used the Bit
tcTs.'
~. s..- ~
Il. ALEA., LIZ, -. ClairsyiIle
=. Z. NAog y. 81. ClaIrsyllle.
rs. Baker " ESSing.
IN Dunbar, Uni0nIown
,is, L. Bethel, Flushing;
L. 3 Clark, MuITistOwn.
II a. Moot. Barnesyile.
il. L. Miles &SOn. Somerlon
Nni =. Dealers III Medicines everywhere,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

DISEASED BLOOD m,nifests itself by
blotches, pimPias, ETC., and is not only annoy.
ing, but often ruinous to health. A few BOTTLES
of Carriers Spanish Mixture will expeI the i'm
purities, and restore the health Of the suffere,
in short time.
H. ALEXANDER, ST. Clairsyille.
a. C.. MAkTIN, ST. ClairsyiIle
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
Vim. Dunbar, Unioniown-
Geo. C. Bethel. Flushing.
RS Clark, Morristown
III. II. Mott, Rarncsville
NJ. 7. Miles * Son, Sumerton.
And by Dealers IN Medicines everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

Dtst.
I,:-JOHS 2. STaLLn, % Hamilton.
snd-g.rE ". CpRWI*E, oi Hamilton
sA-PETER ODLIS. of aion,E"iHery.
ith-JaCUB :. CONkLIS. "i shritT.
kh-WiLLIAH TAYLOR, Of Hancock
sth-E. P. EVANS, sf Adams.
7th-&IiLIAM II. 2. DENNY sf SE-rnn
tth-J K. II, BBELL. Of Delaware
s,h-ROasRTG q. PENNISGTOS,ois of Seneca
l0th-FRAyCi5 CLEVELAND, Of acisiz.
Ii,h--gUHE WEIGH, Of Athcn,.
Inh--pANIEL HUMPHREY. nf Lscaing.
Isth-HENRY D. COOKE, Of Er:o.
I.th EuGENE PARDEE, Of Nsyns.
I5th-JOHN NJ. HODGES, OF 'iuscs-a"as.
ISth-DAGls GREEN, "f Warrington.
I7,h-NILLER PENNINGTON, Of Belmont
ls,b-IOHN 5. HERRICk. Of Pa!,sgt.
Isth-AAROE WILCOX, Of Lake.
s0,b-JAMES pChARs. Of MihOnrE.
SIft-AMOS F. bt:SS, of Carroll
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

TTbe Jewish New Year commenced
or M, nJay, 29th inst, at sunset. 1t IS
iheir year t6l7. II is relgiously observed
By lhs jews throughout the wcrle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
Judge Ephraim Marsh, President of
the Convention which nominated

E;llx - IL. c. e..
.... D ~, "
-.
II,
-P''' '''' i'''' NV eo''''
' i'''' - = ','' e'' Nv" " TT ="
"'ni'ili''u i'n'if a"u Done son. ana
whose secession ,roH ,he suas"ri ". ,nc-e
gentlemen to t!.., a. F ,l.g::t a::.. Uay.oa
we rol,,,a = ,.,, o.,s since. ,,- ,.,.i...,, n
"
- '''> 80 i'' Il
mef'rah t""ss1,.".i. - .:.s reasons Ter
j. mn, .ac RspCUicsH . -. We find the
letter d. iI, H.....r. n. ...f,.r.;.1- 49,
0'-' - -
ana 'ei''H@ F''"'e'
lii the c"mIncn' ei'.ent oi hi letter ,Jujgr
Aiarsn s;4;es IA, tnt Pro Slavery platform
sdopted b. Inc Amprc.rsa, pL;...s.,;,..
'.'''' " = 3 |>' '''-'' . "''1 H.
P1-h'eS' ai''ohsh IL a'4uit'cej Il It, COL
taIag ii the principles vi Dir. F.inior1--
la thi, .pti leAc,. he as mistaken. Nr
F,.,r.,r-,s ,.,,.. of .,.r..i..~.. ...,.s t..
' .'''' ''''l ''''''i-''' ''-'' i'T'e'-
r'h, ne "rihss j. hGn7's, Judge Marsh
cont nuc:
l.. .., or. ... :. tbo.ob arorsi,
IN, t,..i i.dgna q. Frseipen, havs ~.
-; no word n, rcproof from Nr F,I,r,,ro
On the con r.cr. y his s,cech at Albany
b. ,.....,-..;s.. ~. ...'..... e.. da,,a-.-r -.
LIZ ..sa:.5.. D 81. Frs1l-rt. tx trS 80.
.s..-.,,.s .ui.yt,e, ,,; r.s;arffy :, .h. ,f
z,us %. .,. Rtyu.i;,. w,,i.d nrr,.;.o.. oi--
solution a. tss Cuian. AMI In {, tho la,
vote In ,he called sessi,, 81 -.
yDsn liz. trends OF Freed,n cr,;aa,..,<,I -
ih,. Army Ann-onria;ion Biu to r-..o., ,t-,
citizen, of Kansas Lv the aJon,io, or
conservative pr.yiso. Hon. Mr. H,ven ,bo
confidential friend and n,r,i.,n oe AZ. FIJI
mora vr,ed with tho Pro s,.ro-,, -.
Indsed aimee the commencement of ~
closed session OF CONGRESS. .lav.rr b,s NO,
ohtain,d an advantaoa ,b,, :, d;d -,
70 TIE vo,es of Mr.. FilInora,s fr;snd,. 80,
not come from the same ouor,a, ,f tbo
House of REPRESENTATIVES. H;s f-;.r.s
boldinp the balance of nover ,,rroJ ,ha
.c,Ia 7rho, :, ,r,,,Id - - C,
erv
Alter s,atino ,b,, tho nom;ra,io of NJ
Fillmore was demanded bv ,ba Son,hn-.
members of the Amer,canism w,s bn,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

G-The Maine election has been very
ptoUerly termed ian actual settler" Itis
10 doubt such an exercise of squatter SOW.
sreignty as wilI.not be partisularly pala.abla
to Border RuSaaism.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

Threats u: dissclu ion of the Union IN the
event o! Fremoni's election are very rife in
the South from mouth of politicians, many
of whom, ii viii be observed. a; advocates
still, as they have been for years past, of
the doctrines oi notification and peaceable
secession. Such threats from such quarters
arc entitled to be consid cred by patriots
only to be condemned by them. No senti-
ment or act OF the misguided zeaots of the
North is more essentially factious than are
such threats of disunion. The very men
who are foremost in putting forth such
threats at the same time make loud appeals
TO the Constitution, and declare that they
are firm 4rinds of constitutional Urion. -
They say give the South her rights, accord
ing TO the Constitution, and they ask no
more; ant all will and do agree that the
South should be satisfied with no less
Well, if Fremon. is elected, it will and
mu't be US that Constitution prescribes t;.e
election shall be made. The Censuruti ii
does not give the power to elect to t'a IN
nority; aud f the majority elect FrrHon,. .
his election viii be III conformity WIN t.
Constitution. AM tn:n 1t Is goe, 10.
threat, that this Union Is 70 oe imined il
dissolved--dissolued because. according to
the Constitution. a man has been elected BY
the majority who is distasteiu to the nj NOT
ity; dissolved before he has done any lc, y
the Office, and indeed before he is inaueu-
rated. If such course on the part of The
South would not be toctious, then there is
no such thing as faction in political society.
II this would not be faction, then no faction
can exist against establishe Government.
wish only 10 state the case, that it mny
be seen and considered in its nakedncss
PUBLIUs.
National TntelIy0e,cer
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
Republican State Nominations.

kkShGRAiO6A <%ASS~
p. sr.gInx yrssI-s46IT rEsH.
oxIAs BOWEN, Of Marion CeussT.
Fsl svrRyas yvpsB-yvtL f1zs.
JOSIAH SCoTT, Of Butler.
HsR ATIeRyET-sIsIstL,
GHRIsTOPHEg p. WULCoTT,
Of summit.
poR scRooL cSksIsslSEIE.
ANsoN gMYTH, Of FrsnkIiH.
rsr HYkBzx OF BOARD OF PEsIIo wsHks
JOHN wADDLE. Of Ross.
FCs cesGRkss,
CHARLES sJ.ALBRIGnT, Of CEsr.sry
---1---,r-~-->>----~-
Republican County Nominations.
Tor cIIR6 or TSs coVhT,
GEc W. HoGE, VI Goshen township.
Toa sEkR!ry,
HUGH M'IEELY. OF rcass
Fc1 irsToa,
PABYlN xRlGnT, OF Cs!sss!a.
Pea RscuFnXR,
jCxHuA T. BRANDENtERG, Of Flssliny
rcp eoHNrsinssa,
John M'kiSSOS. Of s1niia.
YoE xCIyyTcY,
JAMES R. M'MlILAN. Of Riehlana.
rs.a pIRFcroE OF TTE IETI7aApT,
SOLOMON BENTLbY, Jr., OF Richland.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
From a Virginia Correspondent

The subj oincd c.mmuuic icaton from an old
subscriber i'll Virginia, aid native OF that
State, who has often addressed the public
through our columns, broaci,e> Il subject oi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
National In'elllgeacer.

IowA.-The votes cast at the late Elec-
tion in this Stale have been officially can
vassed, closing On tue 4th inst. The totals
were declared as follows:
Conqress Timothy Davis, [ReP) 22,8S5
Sheppard Letter, <Dem.) l5,S9S
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

Majority for Davis* 6,Ol7
+rhere is discrepancy hetween the aggregates
and tnis majority: give each as they come to
,. J. X. Curtis, (Fremont,) 1865
Aug. {. Hail, (Buchanan,) l7,lI0
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

TFPHOl aVaH WujO7 ttIta fJI' a,VII' Y
572; 7,l33
Conrention For. 2,79O. Against, IA. .620
The largest vote ever before polied was
about d. 900; 50 mat the increase is some
sixty per cent.
Our letter from Iowa City C mmunicating
the above states that the Amer ican State
Council ha. u>t met thee, and agreed to sup
port Fremont ana layton.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
REPRE-, EyTATIrE ELEcTORS

CALEB SMITH, cf Hsu':iton county.
JACOB PERKINS,. g TrunbEl county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
The Wheeling Island Fair.

We omi tied noticing this exhibition last
| week because We had no knowledge Of the
awards. We have since received the Wheel
ing papers with the awards of premiums
published in them, and We give below lis'
Of the premiums that were taken by ciil'
zens OF Eastern Ohio.
The display of Horses was good, but the
Cattle, Sheep and Hog department wac
meagre The Halls we're not filled at all
in fact the fruits and farm products were al
most entirely without representation. The
COW d, as usual, was large, and congregatee
around tie ring, the exhibition Of Horses
being the bes, part Of the shoT. The pre-
miuns awarded to Ohiosns are as follows:
! HORSES.
Bes, thorough bred Filley, Dr.. Upde-
graf, ut. Pleasant, oC
| Best Stallion, over 4 yrs, jos. Wood
mansie, East Richland. Is GO
I'd Best divided between Dr. U?le-
graft and c. w. Smith, of Va, 10 oC
Stallion Cclt, ever 3 yrs, David Rit-
,enhouse, HopedaIe. Ohio, 10 %
I'd Best, G.. II. Cornwel!. Salem, o., 0O
Best s,a!IiVn, yrs. old, San! Cope,
Smithheld, s CO
Beat Stallion, yr. old, B. B. Hook
cday, Mt. Pleasant, 90
a. De-. g ID V;ctarx rnlar,in 4 on
Best Spring Horse Colt, D. B. Cpde-
graft, Mt. Pleasant, 90
Best Brood Mare, over yrs. old, Or.
Updegraf, Ut. Pleasant, Is &C
81 Best, J. D. & w. H. Ladd, Rich
nond, oC
Feet Filley, yrs. old, s. Farmer,
IiuPedale, oO
I'd Best, ". F. Barnhouse. Hopedale, -
Best Filley, yrs. old, L. Kinsey, mr.
Pleasant, 500
I'd Best G. W. Hogg, Smi,h6eld, Z 90
LIsHT DKAUGHr.
Best 4 yr old Stallion, Messrs. Ladd,
Richmond, IS 90
I'd Best, Joseph Woodmansee, East
Richland, 10 90
Best yr. old Stallion, David Hand
ley, HopeGals, ID %
Sd Best, Joel Tilton, Werrenton, b 90
Yearling Stallion, Mrs. R. Clark, Bel
mont county, oO
I'd Best, s. Vickers, Colerain, 90
Id Rest Spring Colt, Dr.. Updegraf, 90
Best 8 yr. old Gelding, Lewis Wcad-
mansee. ST. Ctairsville, 90
Best Brood Mare, over 4 yrr., D. b.
UPdegraf, Is oo
Best Filley, yrs. to Tie same, s 20
I'd Bes, feuriing Filley, to the same. u
Res. Snrinn Ma Gnlt L. III Hnpo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

CoFFIN-At yaIysye Cd on The morning q lst m1-th,
Jsu i oh Of coDsunp;oI, ELIZABETH ~. wife Of Al
drew o. Co aud dhSAter Of the late Isaac Sherwood Of
tbs city tged IS year.
Her remains Will be brought here for interment
FCSIS-In Bridgeport Conn., on Thursday, Feb p. BIZ falling
rom ,csaoIdbF while work ara PATRICK ENNIS,
CarrenteT. a usiive u County Meath, Ireland.
uAVIIASD-Ou "wednesday, Feb. % Of Mailman scarlet
fever. WM R. W HAvILASD. only child Of rholas. and
ssns.a Hs,snd ssed ye; months and days
csy he 2s inst from tie residenee Of he faihsr No 3
siinion street
ToSGsT6EFT-At Hudson, =. T., on We3resaav Feb %
LVWIfIiAM HENkY eldest son II samuel LoaE.rTeet
The Ieati1es and irecs family respectfully invited
on tie Iesdeaee Of Ii. f9,her III West Sixteenth street.
JoHNsTOH-Ou Thrrslay morning Feb a. disease OF the
heart, CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON Of BroOElya II the
ri. friends and tLose Of family respectfully invited TO
sence Amity near h -ks street, Brooklyn.
YAUTH-On Mcnd.y, Feb. ls, CHARLES J. KAUTH, aged
FnIeI. from No 90 Leonard street Brooklyn z. D. Toe
inferred il the Cemetery of the Evergreen
KEYsER-on Thursday morning Feb; p, JOHN HOWARD
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully invited
% attend the funeral services al o'clock on Friday after
noon. O. No. iTrty street
NOTT-At Brooklyn Tuesdsy evening Feb 49, In the 18th
wear of bis age TaEOPHILUs s. MOTT
Tie relatives and friends Of tie family are Tepecfay invited
to attend bis fulera from the house of MS father O. r.
Mott No. lS6 jay ct at O'clock, Friday, the I'D
without further notice.
MOFFAT-Of consumption at Big Foot Prairie Ne Henry
County H. EMMA R. MOFFAl, wife Of John y Moaat,
and daughter Of the late VIM strong OF Blooming Grove,
Orange County aged q years.
Orange County papers please copy.
NIILETT-On Thursday morning Feb p after lingering
illness CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, youngest daughter Of
the Rev Jas. Millett. aged 10 years
The Of the family aud the gregsfon OF the Church
OF the Holy Martyrs sfec'ionatey invited attend her
funeral No III Fast Seventeenth street, saturday
at ] O'clock P. IL, without further notice.
MOODY-ln this city Feb H. Of disease Of the heart JO
sEPHINE MOODY in the 18th year Of her
Her remains were taken TO Harlem
NHITE-On Thursday, Feb. q, At her residence No. -
Wooster street Of consumption, SUSAN L. WHITE aged
wears wife OF John White Printer.
The remains will be taken Northcsstle West
chester County iterneut, Saturday at o'clock
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Internationally
DISEASES OF THE LUNGs-NOT


Dr. RosERr HUNTER begs 70 inform patients In Phlsdei
vba that has opened establishment In that city under
the charge Of Dr. r. MoRsoS for the special treat
ment Of diseases Of the throat and lungs
Dr. MoRsoS member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons,
London and has enjoyed both IN that city and NewYok long
and great experience the treatment Of pulmonary affections
Dr. HUNTER would also state for the information Of bis pa
tens residing Baltimore end Washington that Dr. JOHN
BLsARD will hereafter be associated with the BAL
tInOre office. a..
hese arrangements have been rendered necessary by the
sroyfh practice Philadelphia and Baltimore aud ~
the retirement Of Dr. JAMES HUATER ia consequence OF III
health Patients IN these cities will IN future ENJOY no. only
benefit personal and supervision Of skiu and &C.
eomplished resident ply sclaus 80
In The Specialist journal Of Diseases OF the Chest for
February extended explanation OF Dr. HUNTERS views aud
treatment will be found, with much additional in0rmaton
which should be read by predpoed 70 or suffering
from the throat lungs The Specialist can be
procured of the publishers Mesus SHERMAN Co. AstOr
HOuse Persons residing distance who are prevented by
the Of their health the weather. other considerations
visiting the city for svce be prescribed for by letter
In such that the patient should carefully
dscribe symptoms and the history OF ms DIS
render such description exact list Of questions
The Specialist application either Of the following ad
dresses:
EEw-YoRK-Dr. ROBERT HUNTER, No. 6B Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA-DT y. MoRsoN, No. S02 Wanuts-
BALTIMORE-DT J. B. WILLIAMS, No. So North Chsrless
EoTE-Dr HUNTER may be consulted Pessops rs hereto
fore from o m. TO p m, daily.
kEw-YORK Feb. 20, 1856.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN-FE
Before Judge BRADY.
-. n,
Wood agt. Downs, jr


Setting aside an inquest on the merits regularly
taken only Ed sueh Just and the with
drawa Of the statute OF sitaiOns has been imposed Wend
pa
Where there reason to sppehend hs the debt will be lost
the posed must be such preserve plaintiffs ad
time Of inquest and where assignment alleged
70 have audueny made BY defendant such apprehension
sbe-sud neither OF these allegations Is denied
TIE order L. thereore Defendant and defend
On payment Of coats Of the inquest and So costs OF motion
Plaintiff allowed 20 perfect 10 igment aud issue execution and
judgment aud levy 20 stand security unless defendant
bond plaintiff with least surety conditioned
pay judgment obtained herein in which the inquest
aside Bond be approved
by Judd This Court fled DAYS
surety justify, IT required by plaintiff
CAuse 60 be restored to calendar
Michael j. Green &c, agt. W. +. Ludulc-Order
Of reference 90 A c. Bradley, eco.
sheldon Martin agt. John c. Brown-Order of refer
euce TO Richard C. Clark, esq.
Bernard Pollock agt. William c. Horton-MOtioa to
STAY execution t after decision Of appeal granted with 10
cost. o abide The event.
James dwell and others agt james McCune-Or-
der stsyng proceedn mohed permit pa1tids
enter Judgment ard issue execution as security.
Robertson agt. Lennox-Moiion granted with slO
costs Order directing Sheriff 10 levy individual real
and personal property Of defendant kboUrne according 10
statute, &c.
judgment not good against KlbOUne individually because
LenoG had authority appear for him IN the Court below
JUDGMENT night in form, but execution defective though not
void a the above particular.
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WhaIePs.

Sailed from Honolulu Dec IS, ship Adene Gibbs POn'''y'
FairhsyeD, 20 cruise. a
Heard fron about Jan no lat &C. bark franklin Lee, NJ
Bedford. 2 large tprm whales alongside. q,
The hull Of the bark Harbnger Of Wespor teoDdemneay
had been sold At Paits for $500, and the sper and n''
for = 800 -, n
letter from Capt Wight Of ship George HowlsnA Of "a
dated Tale shuano, Dee o. reports her with 500 bb P i
do. VII. oil board The q. II sailed Path eruise La
Sid from Tslcshuano Dec n, Addison, Cash. 10 er7ei
10, Corea, Fish. DO, Tor a guano island.l ..o,t.
Capt Oliver Of bark Cetberwood Of Wesport o<iose
ed wrecked states that his vessel ashore NOV 10
o'clock Ia the morning In thick fog aud dead calm $50
discovered the land he had 50 Dbl whale sonrs9, ~
they adTft and commenced towing the vessel on
the swell heavy that In less than half hour sac
and Immediately went TO pieces and they were -.
abandon her saving only the ships papers Inc een s
Obliged leave without water provisions and no
what they stood in They i've days without t9od, -
IN only uTon erebS On the fifth day found small sooP
three nen board who supplied them with small 49,
Of bread end water They shaped their course IN tne
main lend and the 9th Of Dec. fell In with ships -. %
and Richard Mitchell OF Nantucket, and were SUPPLE
them with all they required 10 repair the s0op wha
bad condition They then returned 70 the sanl s
agan for the coast and sryed et Tonbes the io,n
suffering 1--WE weeks the islands. Tbs only tang -
from the wreck e eask Of bread watch they found -
they returned repair the sooP Inc Cathers
board when lost 500 bbis. OF. Capt olive az
seeing plenty Of spe wheles in the vicinity Of the a.
which hs vessel wrecked The Csz~bs Ia NJ i
bba there and the Richard Mitchell also bad taken 49, b.
few DAYS Capt Oliver also reports Of the bontn
p, GaEelle, Easton Nantucket, nothing slfe I'D
Paita sd, of Rock Dunder, bark A. X Tscsa -
Dartmouth 600 sy all told; also heard fon OF No
Harvest, Window, N. B. bad taken $50 sp asv az k"
Benz Cummings, Jsnkss, Dartmouth, bad taken IpT
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uARRIRD.

yRIyCH-PURHAN-At Msdins, l., on Ihordsy feo
IL by fh. Rev Chss- T. Farulsn he dSNsaeT AopIh L
Mr. EDWARD y FRENCH Of BEnAo
r.VTANp-RAPALJE-At shL~Ensu nk, Uls.er County,
4 = Oh wednesdsy. Fen - BY 81, he Re- VI ' 300.
,1-1sr,nd Counseor. Law 20 Ms ALE1TA VI kAPEL-
u d.uskter Of Abu. Rspee' ESQ Of he rHeE place
HANuLTOS-PEZLY-On TauIsaay. FEB u b tie Rev
e. Us,5 Bescber THOMAS HAMILTON Of Brook N
Iot. i,.pS 10 Nice MARGAKET PEZLf Of Philadelphia
u.sTrsKISG-Ou Thursdsy, Feb q, By the Rev. Dr. Ia
throp RUNYOS W. MARTINI IT, and CAkoLlNE '"
KING, ell Of tnis city.
sTFLEp-MOUST-On "wednesday Feb. {, il Glenn, Most
sfmsry County by the Rev M Weon Of Columbia County,
NJ MN II SEELEk. j., Of CsnsJ JhAne 70 Mss KATE
MOUNT.
sFFrYR-NOITNT-Ou "Wednesday. Feb s, IN Clean Mont
County by The Rev. Ar Welton Of Couno. County
Nj CHRIsTOPHER YATES Seller Of usjohaIis 70
Mrs MAROARkT MOUNT.