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Richland...In Probate Conrt

Richland---In Probate Court.
". W. Rife us. Il. c. Rife, et al.-Ln partition.
nN motion OF j. Fl. Runkle, ATTORNEY pro
" pet, it is ordered that the creditors of the
estate OF Jacob Rife, deceased, prove their
claims before the Judge Of Probate, on or be-
fore the 9th day of October, T. D. 1869.
WILLIAM HUTSON WIGG,
July ~ Judge Of Probate.
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THE CENTRAL SHORT LINE.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,

CHAHLOTTE d .. .. AND =. q. A. 1i. r.,
COLUMBIA, s. c., April TO- 1869.
THE following is the
GsS ETY - Sche dule over the Now
k4at4Eak - gtz:sEz-s gs@NSEf SHORT LINE. Con-
nections sure to all points North. South. West.
Going North. Goinp Sonth
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Final Notice.

A LII persons having any demands against
"A the estate OF Frederick Iesterfeth, de-
ceased, will present them to the undersigned
for payment on or before tho 18th day of July,
A. ID. 1859. W. STEIGLITZ,
June 16 VIC Adminiatrator
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AYERS SARSAPARuLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

THE reputation this
excellent medicine en-
joys, is derived from it's
Gu res, many of which
arc truly marvellous;
inveterate cases nfScro-
fulous Disease, where
the system seemed sat
uratcd with corruption,
have been purified and
cured by it. Scroiulous
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j E ROM e F G AN,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Cabinet Furniture, &c.

Warer0Oms Main ST., South Of Washinqton.
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NEW YORK.
NEW York, May Is.

NEW YORK, May 13.
The Rernld's Key West special says:
In the Wren case, Cushing's counsel
cons snted to the dissolution of the at
tachment on the proceeds, and the
Court ordered the funds to be paid over
to La Cids' attorney In New York.
The following are the names OF the
lost on the brig Omaha, which was
wrecked on her passage to Pensacola:
w, Drink water, mate; John Thompson,
cook; w. Scott and b. Benjamin, sea-
men; John Toothaker, the captains
son and passenger whose name Is un.
known.
This A. NJ. at 2 o'clock, a young man
named Samuel D. Talbot, rejected
lover of Miss Cribner, residing on the
corner of Montague Terrace and Mon
tague street, Brooklyn, entered the bed
room Of the young lady and endeaVor-
ed to administer chloroform while she
slept, 1t Is supposed with the intention
OF Outraging her person, and thus OBJ
tanning her consent to marriage. She
screamed and fed to the room of her
sister, Mrs. Flint. Talbot followed her
there and fired two shots from pistol
at her, fortunately without serious ef-
feet. He then fled to another room
being visitor in the house, and there
shot himself dead. The affair occurred
in the most fashionable portion OF
Brooklyn, and has created intense ex-
element both there and New York.
Talbot was recently from Boston, and
has complained lately of trouble In the
brain.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 13.
The Queen to-day accepted letter
from hon. Reverdy johnson, asking
for the appointment Of an interview,
at which he may take formal leave OF
her Majesty, on his retirement from of
fee. The Queen has appointed to-mor-
row as the day for the interview. Mr..
johnson will present to the Queen Mr..
Moran, Secretary OF Legation, as
charge de affairs, until the arrival of
Mr.. Motley.
The Times to-day has an article on
the rejected Alabama treaty, wherein
it is asserted that the government of
Great Britain, in submitting to an ar
bitration on the question at all, conced-
ed everything that was originally de-.
manded or expected by the American
people, and everything that it was pos
sible to concede.
Later advices from Teherin report
that the authorities have made about
fhy arrests of persons who participated
In the recent religious riots.
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WEST VA FRIDAY MORNING, MAY l4 1859.

lingness to stand on certain essential
and immutable principles established
by the war. One concession as a party
they have made-vi8: that the State OF
West Virginia is an unalterable fact
and must be maintained. But have
they ever renounced the dead and
buried dogma OF secession2 five are
not mistaken the leading organ OF the
party has agreed to adopt suffrage for
the negroes ifit is also conferred on the
ex-rebels. Are we right in understand
ing the Register thus to accept Mr..
Greeley's platform universal suffrage
and universal amnesty? If 30, then
our Democratic friends are making
progress, and we may hope soon to see
both parties in the State willing to meet
on that platform.
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Grand Army of the Republic.
CINCINNATI, May 13.


AT the secret session OF the Grand
Army of the Republic yesterday after
noon, the question arose whether dele
gates from the States in arrearages tor
dues to the National Encampment
should be admitted to the floor. Illi-
nois and Missouri were In this predica.
ment. In the course OF debate, Mr..
Davis, of Illinois, said he had no apollo
gy to give nor favors to ask; but he
said he would either come there with
full rights or not at all. He spoke for
the three posts OF Chicago. Although
they had been neglected. In their dues,
yet during the past year they had raised
S12.0 600, and supported the widows and
orphans of the soldiers with the same.
The arrearage test was promptly
dropped.
The Adjutant GeDeral's,report show
ed that there were in the United States
thirty seven departments OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, and two thou
sand posts.
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IS DIANA.
INpIANAPoLIs, May


All the Democratic members of the
House of Representatives except two
resigned this morning, leaving the
House again without quorum. In
the Senate at roll call this afternoon
thlrty-seven members answered to
their names. The doors were locked
aad the absentees sent for; pending
this proceeding the Constitutional
Amendment was called up and vote
taken, although the Democratic memA
bers present announced that they had
sent their designations to the Governor
this morning. The Lieut. Governor
ruled that the Senate had no official
notice of their resignation, declared the
amendment ratified by vote OF 27
ayes to nay; IL Senators present not
voting. It is thought that the Repub-
lican members OF the House will vote
on the amendment tomorrow morning
Adjourned.
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G EORG1A.
NEW YORK, May 13.

NEW YORK, May 13.
Tue T1i6wne's Atlanta special says a
large number OF Republicans from all
parts of the State are now in this city,
believing death certain il they go home.
Among them are many members of the
Legislature.
A desperate attempt was made at
Waynesboro, Burke county, on Sunday
last, to murder the Rev. ]. s. Pltman, a
Presiding Elder of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. He had preached there,
and had induced a number of colored
people to reuounce allegiance to tue
Methodist Church South and join an
other Church. A gang of Ku.Klux
planned bis death, and picketed the
road from his hotel to the depot, but a
colored man guided him across the
fields, and a voluntary guard of colored
men accompanied him to the depot.
Upon his arrival there pistols were
pointed ut his head and death seemed
certain, but the firm stand taken by the
colored people saved his life. The only
charge against him was that he was a
radical.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
By TELEGRAPH.

Buckley, one of the robbers who at
tempted to run away with an express
wagon at the corner OF Pearl street and
Broadway. on the 3rd inst, was sem
fenced yesterday to Is years imprison-
ment at hard labor.
-Advices from Hayti state that Sal
nave is much depressed at the successes
of the revolutionists In st. Domingo,
also that the revolution is gathering
strength and Baez had been defeated In
two engagements.
Isaac Hersh, a citizen of Rondont,
New York, was robbed of $3.50 in green
backs while getting on the cars ut
Poughkeepsie, yesterday.
Rev. John r. Smith, OF Boston,
who has been under examination dur
ing the last two days for alleged FORGE
nv, has been held to bail in the sum Of
IS, 600 for trial.
The house and barn OF Nathaniel
f. Morrill,, in North Larnborton, New
Hampshire, was destroyed by fire Tues
day night. Loss So 900; insured $4,000.
On Wednesday night at Jackson,
Michigan, Charles D. KNAPP, Charles w.
Cart and Charles Messerale, all belong
ing in Jackson, while fishiHg in the
Michigan Central Pond, were oapsizsd
and all three drowned.
1t is stated that information has
been received at Montreal, TO the effect
that the Privy Council in England is
taxing into consideration the advisa
bilIty OF relinquishing all her colonies
excepting India.
On Saturday little son of G.. Du-
rant, telegraph operator at Boyd's sta
ton, Ky, fell into q tub of hot water
and was scalded to death.
IS. Goodwin, of the firm of Goodwin
tE Co., druggists, Boston, was found
dead on the sidewalk in Amity street,
New York, last evening. 1t is suppos-
ed he died of apoplexy.
The St. Louis & Illinois Bridge
Company have commenced operations
ing, which will be continued until the
rock is reached upon which to lay the
foundation of the shore abutment.
W. J. Gatewood, President of the
San Diego Gila Southern Pacific Rail
road arrived at ST. Louis Wednesday
from California, en- route for Memphis.
The Connecticut House of Repre-.
sentatiyes, Thursday, ratified the 18th
amendment to the Constitution by
vote OF l26 to 1O4. The Senate rati-
fed it last week.
AT Pittston, Pennsylvania, sixteen
hundred men and boys employed in
the mines at that point, suspended
work.
By an explosion of fire lamp this
Stranton, Pa, five men and one boy
were badly burned, one of the men
named Charles SHUTTER, probably IA
tally.
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"A telegram from Fort Wayne, da.
are considerably excited over report,
freely circulated since the day before,
of the presence of ghost in one of the
cemeteries. Afidavits have been
made by citizens that they distinctly
heard a voice resembling that OF
woman, crying for help. Tues
day night the cemetery was
thronged by several hundred persons,
and the vault was examined by police
officers, but nothing found. There is q
supposition that there is some foul
work connected with the matter. It
will be thoroughly Investigated by the
authorities this evening.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
mARKErs BIZ rELEGEAPH.
NEW YORK, May 13.

NEW YORK, May 13.
CorroN-Shade firmer and more ac'
tive; sales of 8, 100 bales at2s%c for mid
ding uplands.
FLoUR-Closed steady and quiet for
shipping brands, and dull and heaVy
for all other kinds.
GRA1N-wheat-Dul and shade
easier. Rye-Dull at 81 80 for western; @ !; i;
Oats-Heavy, unsettled and lower at
SOaS1c for western af1oat. Corn-Steady
at 82asSc for new mixed western; and
S71<uSSc for old mixed western In store.
PROVISIONS and steady
at S3l 90 for new mess. Beet-Qu1et
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
y County circuit Court. April Rules, le69
Julia A. H. Mellor, Executrix of the last
Will and testament OF John II. AeIIor, de-
ceased.
jesse B. Mellor, Administrator of the estate
of Levi MellOr, deceased, Samuel MellOrs
Hannah MellOr, Frank Mellon, otis MeIlor
and Levi Mellor, children and heirs at Ia
OF or tne sw1eI san 1ev1 SnTty OF f6e ssid isSse
MellOr, administrator.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to settle the ac-
count OF the said Jesse B. MellOr as admins.
traitor o the estate of Levi Mellor, de;'d. and
to distribute the assets amongst the credi tOTs
or said estate. and 10 subject the interest OF
the heIIs at law OF the said Levi MellOr,
decd in and TO the estate OF which he dieu
seized, and the prayer is tothat effect
And II appearing from an affidavit fled
Mellor, Olls MellOr, and Levi MeIlor are not
resIuents of This State, on motion OF COM
plainant's counsel It is ordered Ihat they 90
appear here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication, and due posting
OF this order, and do what tney may deem
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG. Cl'k.
PECK & COCHRAN. SOls. for COmp'ts.
EOfICE.
The said defendants Will take notice that
on the 2Sth and 29lh days OF May, 1853, at
the office OF Peck and Cochran, IN the City
of Wheeling, State OF West Virginia, the
plaintiff Will take the depositions OF the
u
others, to be read in evidence on tie hear
lug u 'N0 '''0 PECK COCHRAN.
apr3O-oaw4Wd soils. for COmps.
cTArE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court. April Rules looS.
Julia A. a. Bellor, E1ecutrix % tne lsSt
Will and testament OF John ID. MelIor' de-
ceased.
Jesse B. Mellor, administrator Of the estate
OF Joseph 8. MellOr, deceased, Jesse Mellor
and Bella Mellor, children and heirs at law
OF the said Joseph y. MeIlOr, deceased. and
said Jesse B. Mellor.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is TO settle the ac-
count of the estate OF Joseph S. Mellor, de-
ceased, and to distribute the assets amongst
the creditors of said estate, and TO subject Lne
interest OF the heirs at law of the said Jose ph
4. Mellor, decd, in and 10 the real estate OF
which he died seized, and the prayer is to
that effect.
And it appearing from an affidavit hled in
and Bella Mellor, are not residents Of this
state, on motion OF complRiuanLs counsel,
It ls ordered that they do appear here with
licatlon, and due posting of this oIder, and
90 what they may deem Mt to protect their
interest in this suit. ,.,,-
PECK & COCHRAN, soils ior Comp'Ls.
NOTICE.
The said defendants will take notice that
on the 2sth and e9th days OF May ieoS; aI
the law office or Peck q Cochran; In the City
OF Wheeling, State of West virginia, the
plaintiff will take the deposition OF the
plaintin in this suit, samuel me!lor and
others, to be read in evidence on the hear
LUZ Va LILO SA40 PECK & COCHRAN,
aDran-oaw4wd Sols. for Comp'ts.
rHE MEMBERs OF THE JOINT COM
mistee appointed at the late Legislature
70 InvesuEate matters pertaining 70 the
SIata Penftentiary, win meet at Mouudsvt1le
m Monday, the 18th day of May, 1859.
OAx ,1o % Ss-II = It'd JSHN M PHELPS.
sugar Cured Hams.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG. May ls.

nAhhA5bO6.oS Hhy 4O'
Judge Pearson, this "A M, sitting in
the Court of Common Pleas, decided
two suits OF general interest. The cases
were against the Delaware, Lockawana
and Western Railroad Company. an d
the Lockawana and Bloomsbury Ran
road Company. The claim of the com
panies was that their bonds on which
tax was imposed. were mostly held by
residents OF New York and other States,
and that Pennsylvania could not tax
the property of citizens of other States.
The court decided that II the property
was protected by Pennsylvania, 1t
could be made to pay its share of taxa
ton. Judgment was rendered against
the former company for $22. 900, and
against the latter S23 900.
River and Weather.
CINCINNATI, May 13.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer go.
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Flour, Flour.
IN BARRELS BALTIC BEST MADE.
OU 100 do. Gebbarl's White Wheat.
100 do. Red Winter Wheat.
100 do. Bakers.
100 do. Lilly White.
800 do. Family and Extra reliable
brands.
All offered at lowest declined price by
mario LIST, MORRISON q 90:
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THE MEMBERS OF THE JOINT COM
1nittee Appointed at the late Legislature
"a InvasuKate matters pertaining 70 the
STATE PenfTent1ary, win meet at M0undsvi4le 3
on Monday, the 17th day Of May i99s;
VI mars-IGwtd j. HIN NJ. PHELPS.
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StuanEtaI
FIRST
N AT ION AL BANK
OF WHEELING.
DesIEna ted Depository q. g.

0SgS'0SS S'90S
OS'O"
Money received on deposit; Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
Interest on Special Deposits 1T the rate Of
-FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
poait remains six months, and 1--WE Per
cent, II for one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Aauu1actureISI
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums TO salt.
a con slant supply of New Fractional Cur
rency, and /, 2, 8 & Sc coin, kept for the &C
commOdRtion OF depOSitOrS and tho public.
GEO. K. WHEAT, Pres't-
GEO. ADAMS, Oash'r.
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snear Cnred Hams.

or TRC. PLAIN SUGAR CURED HAMS.
20 Is tierces Canvassed Sugar Cured Hams
mar1s E0F sale IIIsr, MORRISON q 90.
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Bar Iron.
DARIRON, ROUND AND SQUARE, from
b Wayne and American and Sligo Mills,
Bar IRoS, fat, nom N1H to 6&5S.
BAR IRoH oval, half oval and half round.
BAR IRON, single and double Horse Shoe.
BAR IRON, Hoop nom u to4in.
BAR Iron, Wagon tires cut to lengths.
p. q. HILDRETH q BRO.
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Hoofland's German Bitters,
AND
HOoFLAHD's GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY DR.. O n. JACKSON:
PHILADELPHIA PA.
Thirty.flve years since they were first In
trodu duced into this country nom Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
Ing humanity TO q greater extent, than any
other remedies kn0 Hn to the public.
These remedies will enectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic OF
Nervous DebilitY,T YChTon1C DiRrrhoa,
Disease of the Kid lneys, and all DiSea-
ses arising from a Disordered Liver,
stomach or 1ntesA tines.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that t,F aiteF
the first visit they can take tne .I.tt,S ~
home and use IL until cured, WltnouI pam -
interruption TO their usual Vocatlon'
fobS
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
y County circuit Court. April Rules, ls69
Julia A. H. Mellor, Executrix of the last
Will and testament OF John II. Ae'IOr, de-
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MAY 3.-FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
Observation-Disclosures shade bet
ter at 81 Az on spot, 81 A seller last
half May; other grades not in demand.
Corn-Better; No. held firmly at CSC;
sales at 64c seller May for No. 2. Oats
Lower and quiet; Michigan at 66c.
Rye-Dull and nominally unchanged.
BarleY-Nominal.
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Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TRATION OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, Hardshtp6, k1-
pOSure, FeverR, &c.
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PRICES.
Hoonands German BitterA per bottle s10
Hoohand's Germ9n Tonic, put mp In Quart
bottles, 81 50 per bottle or a half dozen for
sScDo not forget to examine wen the ar
tIcle you kuy, in order TO get the genuine.
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VIII esaIe Drug RIs ts
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents ror WeSt Virginia
nov27-deod6WeSW
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-26

rs hereby given that !, NJ, Z. BEARD, q mar.
ried woman. and the wife of frasius beard, r,si.
dent Of ornsby County state of Nevada, will AZ.
ply 60 the District Court, Second Judicial Dis.
irict In and for the County ~ Ormsby, state ~
Nevada, ON Monday March Let isep. AZ 10 o'cteck
A. n, Uf said day, for order oi said Court-pcr.
mitting me to carry on business In my own usn-.
aud on my own account, ~ sole tradcr--to vii !.
The business of merchandising, keeping boarding
house and buying and selling miniag ciaims ss.i
other property In said State of Nevada
n. &. BEARD
pt,i Ja,us-y q, 1909 jss-ol.isu
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notice.!

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
l. he is about leaving for White Pine, and that
all accounts due him must be paid imme diately; ;
otherwise they will be placed in the hands Of an
attorney for collection.
Until he is ready to leave hs will execute
orders for work with his usual promptness and
dispatch.
E. p. EVANS,
Saddler and Harness Maker
Carson. January 81 1869. ja3l-tf
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TO CREDITORS,

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
L HENRY STICHNOTII, deceased: Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned Administrator
Of the abovs named Estate, TO the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims against said deceased
to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months from the first publication Of
this notice, to the undersigned, at his office in
Cam City. II. Z. BENCE,
Pu6lc Administrator and Administrator Of said
Estate.
Carson City, February II, 1863. fsls.1m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

cabins aud nrmgw' r..i.r. A.
Is iao love wr have ErWou.rr- il.,
love they have iar us as m,n. tb-t
drives as ahead o. rrlaus,ts anil
Victories, The wUrls h'r6.vsnokon.
iAc snilr of those $40 l.ya'rl,r,r.-
m'nIaiiun "l tlosa NO r..r.t of
w"mon, make mcu of a.! who
n1t acbasel, 0ul draw our hearts
10 them with Irresistible power
ANA Hs No sec th"m dsv u'ler ua..
patiently earnestly lui.'ug Ia h..n
u.Aeg5 walk, 0s We see th,m lcadin.s
'he weak, D.d'"s lAc an. .rnnn'r
anu T.! 'Ne wonIruus power orthelr
Cod given love, wnl lhc magic of
'N'lr smiles, carcsscS and pruvcr
We wonder tha, all men do mot nav
moro tribute to tho worth OF NO.
mans love.
Ihy..3 is not The hrum nor tlo
husllngs, We do not loye tbo.r
who sirivo for masculinitv. Bul
the good womou-thc plain. earnest.
home women of tho land, regardless
ol church on sentiment political Wa
w3H.d SEQ all wcn more attcntiyo
and kind to, for our happiness ends
IN their love, as the week cnds Ia
Sight.
Brick r1mcrov.
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THE TAYLOR GANG.-A correspondent of
Flakes Bulletin, writing from Crockett
under date of Sept 9th, says that Kelle-
son, Cook and Dobe Taylor, of the Taylor
banditti who have been operating in West
ern Texas some time, were overtaken in
Houston county, about 20 miles East of
Crockett on the Sth, by posse of citizens
Of Pennington They were found at
breakfast, at Mr.. Conners, and as soon
as they saw their pursuers, broke for an
out house, about fifty yards distant. They
we're fred upon, and Kelleson killed, Cook
and Taylor reached the out house, but sur
rendered. While being brought to Crock
EFT, however, they broke to run and were
fred on by the citizens. 1t was thought
both we're killed though this is not certain.
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DIRECT TRApE.-The subscribers
TO the stock of the International
Commercial Company, to promote
direct trade between Norfolk and
Liverpool, are to meet in Norfolk
on the 1st September for provision
al organization. The company pro-
pose to charter instead of purchas-
ing or building steamers. To build
or buy three first class steamers
would cost 81 100000 in gold. The
experience of other companies, it is
said, has suggested this plan. \
number of fine British steamers
have been offered, on charter, upon
most favorable terms. Three hun
dred thousand dollars is all that is
required TO give the company the
requisite warehouses, docks, etc,
and an ample margin on which 20
charter vessels.