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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

- % prec.oos Imlo variety ip III. in
". "m' "i'' One generation freads m ihe foot.
=, "n'''ci-iolowIng the same beaten f,,et-
going ihc same dsll round aud falling M I,.t 49,, m.
same l"le pit There IS Joy because n chilli t, Lo,n.
nero . trouble ~ rearing it-thcrc are cares !, h.,
passage from youth. through manhood. % oLI svc. a..
arc attentions in ,ic sick chomhcr.
u' c'I''h iaIi'-icars ore she'd; = train goes forth
" Wo s'''e- -Ihe sol presses The colin; tho mouroe,.
return 90 The dcsDiate homc-In.t ,s,grn. q, ~,
70 i'iI'w one aiicr an,ihcr. until generation. arc I,t
W TIC narrow bDIse, fpJ fr worm. auI c,r,g,,,a.
ihis o. an riHt me Of life what D. d On t,,b, a.,
lu empty siU,s5" ""'
~ "' haH'fod year. '- Ger sc few.
lbs repetition 49, sul uJflupg new
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

Hag pen Tor J8w-Clptan WIIaf. Of Ina Gil n.
inct Watch, about 2 O'Clock on SltlrJly m,,,,,,
pursued fugitive negro into an alley. Doe Che rear IA
% house 900 Auih'uy street. Five Points The r.,,,
managed Co. conceal bimsolf 20 ne 20 cluIa dfsrg,.,g
NsFiln WIicis. however. found iu q sig pen. ip n
corner OF ne yard. four hogs and three lubhefIy I1ys.
y.4 ,n 'Ius cm'rlce and quietly slDmbauur t0gofb.
o. Tho boys were brought before n,e P,E-s 1rb,g
l'elr names as Patrick Towers. Peter Mccain
..' ''9m1' Ryan. eyed respectively ~. 70 and "a
i!ey ni stated That they we're destitute of
g,.n' '' education, having mover boon n scf,,,l-
~ =. '.'H ''i'ro slept iu frc hog pen. and thought
i, ~ .''' i1'y should have been disturbed iu
iHet rest They were aIIlIysj MIN, .,f 80
/, ''us i'i'o" ct hs House OF Rsfogr.-N y Cur,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

On Saturday. March %. 1871, President Harrison
Hi'er several days previous indisposition. was seized
VIM q 'hhii and other symptoms Of Gver. Tho next
ooy Pneumonia. via congestion Of the liver and dc.
IohgeIneni Of the stomach aud bowels. WAS ascertain.
90 TO exist. The age and debility Of The patient. with
Tue immediate rrosiraiion, forbade a resort TO general
blood letting. Topical depletion. bHsierinr ard a.,
ProprIaie internal remedies, subdued in q great mon.
sure The disease Of the lungs and liver. but the ,to
mach and inIesiines did not reg1in a healthy condition
finally On the I'd Of April. at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. profrse
""'rnoeo came on; under which he sank. at 80 min.
ave 10 } O'Clock. on the morning Of the 4ti.
Ihe last words uttered by the President. d heard
ny DR. Worihinsion, were ihe,e:-"Sir. wish Won T.,
understand The 'rse principles Of the government !
WISH them carried out. ! ask nothing more"
THO MILLER. Attending Physician.
FRKD MAY. NJ. D..
N. w. woRTHINGToN, NJ. d.
&c HALL, VI. NJ.
ASHTON ALEXANDER. MI
Consulrmg Physicians,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08
Granville, o March 1t. 1871.

2 L;ENCU PENNY-A-LINER-In the m,ruir,
before hc slilIed forth, old - ,nzalot consulted tLe 49,
aul ihc barometer which urnlmc ted his c1r,ct. tlt,r
taxing up hIs cane AMI iuksiand. he would say. Rim
We shall have people slipping and crushed under car.
iusc Nhccis' 0r "Ihc weather is stOuay, We shall
record some cases Of mental arrangement or bvJ,,.
phphiAi or. lastly. &C Uudy and gloomy fine weather
If spiecn-lcl us hunt foT suicides" Accorlip, Il,
these PROBABILITIES, Duuzclot regulated his J,y'. ,,.
c"I"us. One day DUIz-lois wcn hrfcprk l,y d, a..
uTtcI"n oi au eh1ent' wind. The courier blsteurd
J." '"' place dn Pantheon. whore The students ycr,
getting ~ a lulC riot. The moment La ,r,.,rat
shower Of stones hailed him. "G,,ir, -.
DOnzeioi. 1T begins In proper styles" aud v~ir,,pf a,.
dnsm1y he established his Observatory ON I. -,
peHlpus slrt. A friend passing bv. carg.g,Iy 80,
ed nm % take 20 las heels. DJuzslpt. bsoIL...rL-
ADVICE drew his watch, and rccutIos miuuf, br mn
ue ue various Stages Of the omrtfc. "lVUI ,oil ..7p
foIred again hs friend. "NYt l." rcul,,l 49,
hunier' "uui since yDu are living. have thc ...f..-
70 Lave lh1s with my newspaper. and lcII tlem -,
NUN on iH' pot ip send them rhp SEQUEL A, -.
alter. confusion WIS 40 is height. Tho f,. ..,,...
,'inc 10 blows; ihC muuiriIal gulrd Cred. ami, a.I
Pc. A"''h D'nzeIpt a surgeon hlsirncd O, E,w
You are wounded. slid be. Il ann" rs.l,l -.
''I' .oud severely inp. lor 7 cannot wr.c" .Jt,s h,
h' im4 lur scuDb'Iur" ryuglly observed Inc r,..r
Toner. "wc mast attend 10 your vop8jrr an
IS To- relate The occurrence. and you ma.f ID, fhs
I'f m". just write The follow ing pygi.rri,.
lhT'e O'Clock. T. VI. Afcr DISCHARGE ID, w..t,,.
MOO d. ir' military, three wounded and o4s l,I,r
were counted 0u iIc side of 'ho people" WYNN ,.r
Is II" l01i man. inquired the surgeon Of ,.f,-,
ei D'nzrip'. ar1 Ho c1IreI lie ctrf5,J ill., IT,.
min'ni1s. on the field ct h1uIe; Iko T4r,sr, m.
bVnri lie died IKE NpItcrc. ou fe Theatre sf al.
achicscmcnt5-Par yygsr. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

QY virtue Of decd Of trust e,cc,,,J O..
- Mcla-key bearing date on the 2lib d,y ~ o.
lo"cr so, recOrded iuile Clerks Office of NJ ,a..,.
Lon" OF OHIO county. I shall on MONDAY tbo rr, d.yy
!, S','ch ne'i between The hours ofI0 o'clock a AZ
i"u9 clock 7. NJ az he front door Of M, O.,
house Of Ohio county. proceed 10 soII NJ o,Lr.o
l'n' " ihc highest bidder. The West half Of h., NJ :
~ we 20 square, IN The Bellair addition 4, Ia 80,
~ "hecltng. wherein Is o good brick b,,sc -
/" 'efms reierence may bc had 10 sand deed ,C -,
""s a. Fnsleo viii convey such tile a. b. ,cs,oI
~ me BY said deed Of trust. 'eo
s DANIEL LAMB
The above sale u postponed 10 SlmfJ,y A.,t
ap
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08
NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS
HISTORY of the World INN rIr year I IA 1870
IL IN 4 vols 10y Charles Won Rcrtceh pule.s,, !,
the University Of Frieburg. "
G"idsmrIhs Animated Nature. 4 vols.
norm American Boinny. by Eat.n & Wright.
Cnivers Animal Kingdom 4 vols.
History OF Ferdinand and i,abella 3 vols.
hl"d"rn Europe by Jones A. Russell. 3 vols.
iIenrys = TPosiiion of the Scriptures, 6 vols.
Dicks Complete Works, I vols.
Walker on Beauty.
d" Women.
" lniennauiurc.
rulers Universal History. 9 vols.
Bakers Translation Of Livy.
Just received nnd for snle by
ops ROBB & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

HF.1a" Hs'So,-Aboui twenty minutes b. fire. 8
"'i".hpn The evening Of VI ,nday. the Ijb nj March
"''' misuiiccnt meteor was seen by several nor
10 "is vicinity. IT, apparent size vas Eve or 81
."' 'haI oI HcEur. nnI rs splrndpr was ~ great that
o. H.nmcd Tho whole visible hemisphere. WI, G.,
seen twas % latitude Is degrco. azin ui \ g. "
moved ~ohl1uc'y doyynwarls toward. the west. ,,J
flashed OUT in aiHIule n degrees. alimuu, s C3 Nv
JUS before h' disappearance 70 seemed O. explode.
'a' ono observer listening. heard about two minutes
nlcr % report which. rs ho thought. ,o.,l,eI F. -
-fripsfon. Tho moieor's motion was st,, a.
Time ~ is visible fight occupying five second. ~.
hprc ihato'srryer. 90 Stst0rd. Bridegroom. Ve,y VI
and mormcdintc places. will report The partcuI,,s ~
"i"ersed - ii'om, - That We may have an oap,rfp.
MY o. ascertain the magnitude. velocity AMI dt,e,t,,,
Of ihe meic1r-NsD Hrcsn Icrqff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08
JOIN Z. CLARKE

CNHcr"sS0r 10 Moore d Clark,
Foh" HhDiN" q COMMISSION MERCHANT.
~ Winding Va.
NALL continue The Forwarding and C,mmr,,,
w business nj the old stand 81 AInore a CLARK
oi Monroe street. Wheeling. lie will devote n. c,'
IRE iImci to the interest ct his correspondents. The
pn,r"nase "' ine customers Of lho late FIRM. and The
Bp 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

Tux MoREIs CLxu.-Accorlinr 10 the Newark
Daily Advertiser. the work OF charging the lock. O
this Canal, undertaken last WINTER. aud then suspenJ.
Cd Il TO be Immediately resumed ana perfected. So
that The navigation will he opened By ~l.IJuIy.
The work Is 20 be paid for in POS, notes, which. by
a resolution of the Directors of the Bank, are 10 be
receivable al par in all debts due 10 the Bank for the
purchase Of coal transported Oh the canal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

Ger NJ. JAcos A. KLINE. formerly Of nigorsiovn.
Nd. has purchased the interest VI Mrs. NlsCar,Ey ip
the Virginia Hotel. all will enter upm his dutr, ,s
proprietor today. Mr. X. hrs,mo time past las scpt
one Of The best houses on ihe National rolI, aud We
have no doubt buitl1i the Virginia House. under his
mIrgontent. will sustain a high reputation The
house Is now ~ excellent order. AMI we understand n
IS ID designed TO make some improvements. Such ofogr
friends as wish 10 enjoy mine case NJ minc inn. can.
not 10 better Than 10 call on Mr. k-Gg.enc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

The celestial figure % the stranger. when she saw il
gradually hdIng frOn her sight. and encirclcd IN it,
arms there seemed another being of shadowy bright.
ness. with cu,spread wings and hcccy robes. aud ,on.
Curious eyes fixed sieadiasIly ON her nil they melted
away, The mother bowed herself in alteration amsl
Submission; for she knew she had looked on one Of
these angel messengers who ne sont 10 minister To
ltrso WHO shall DC hoirs of salvation. She had seen.
too. a vision Of her daughters ascending spirii. n al
she mJarncd "oi over Ihe dust she had lcfi behind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

THE QUEEN or ENGLAND-Thc prj,v pr,.,
Of thc Queen of England amounts to G9OOgL rer an
mum, or gu Is lOf per day. She has besiics Bu 4.
Ingham Palace, St james Palace. Windsor Castle. and
BnshI'n Pavilion. Including the expenses Of the
Z yai household. royal bDunties and charities. pensions.
unapproprIatcd money, sc. the q icen's income ANN.
ally Is 10000 or 1874 a day. Queen ADELAIDE
receives lOO,0OOL a year, or 27H a DAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

" The meeting Of the Gcncral Committee Of the
Asylum Will take place on Wednesday the I7rh INST
at , O'Clock in The ailoucou 1t he A,ylum IN the
house formerly owned by James Green on 5h sirccr
south Of the Institute school house. Punclual atten.
dance is requested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

"Tllm Is-'here is too much hustle h.r,"
Where Ia ?"
81 mean there Is too much noise-y,u ms; stop it,"
is a noise a hustle. Pa ."
Yes child"
"C"iiy gracious then sister Sally docs wear tho
biggest ""'se 20" ever saw-Pa 2"-Richmga4 Siar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08
SUMMARY

We see Ivy Harris Inicllig,ucer that there are rooas
now OF Pittsburgh bound fot Santa Zee and alsn for
The Depot Of the American Eur Company 5000 milo.
from here.
Flour is quoted a, Pittsburgh at sa.7s per barrel.
Whiskey l5aI6.
The Ericsson P~Upellcrs are now being put Tito use
on Lake Oniaro for ~sicambuars.
A fine Steamboat. 10 run between Zanesyiuc md
Marietta. was launched on The Nlu,kirrum \, Zan,s
vile q few days since.
Inc people OF Tennessee are making arrangement,
10 erect a monument, TO ;he memory of Judge White.
The president Of the republic of Ven, zncla IA.
granted free admission into that republic of I, dim
com rice and every description Of pulse during the
year le4l.
a son Of Mr.. John Garner Of Chambersburah Pa.
was last week drowned in the Couocochoougc creek.
The experiment of smelling native New Jersey
iron orc with anthracite coal has been successfully
iticd at the S~InuhoPe iron works ia Sessc1 Co. -.
100000 tons Of coal were last year inn Dried into
the United S,utcS.
Gov. Bigger. by Proclamation, has appointed the
81 day Of May neat the day Of election in Indiana.
Hon. Geo. H.. Profit, Is a candidate for re. election
10 Congress from Indiana.
The iocoioco sheriff Of Morgan county. Ohm, has
abseondcd leavi ing his securities in a had might. II
s supposed lac has gone TO Texas OF Cu,ada.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

Goods arc arriving from the East in unusual quan
titles and notwithstanding the scarcity Of murcy. the
spring business. this season, has opened satisfactorily.
aud more GTishly than could be expected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

IIiE LAW o. LOvE-In 1917. The General
Count 81 Mlss1chuser. enscred. n,,t ,"''''
man attempted 60 address any younc woman % Ill.
Ih" consent ui her parents. o.. in case Of their ,t..a.a
~ n ncighhJrng magistrate ~ the county c,,,,
Should hc fined 81 Or the fpt oH.pcc. loy C.
second. and rmlrisonment 81 The third. In te50
tnpt Daniel Blake wss fined The Gr.t p,m,J -.
let 81 hr ~ r1niihouslIy. FOG making e.. y
nnunI Budg'.s daughter Nrlou' her ,sTrnt ,,,..a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

AOTlCE-The respective firms If For.vib
~ Moore a. Clarke. aud Moore Z Clarke. Ia, iur
been dissolved. the first on re Isi oTNoy IslO ,LS
latter on The LIST March. 1871. the Undersigned re-.
'pee'iu.y requests The attention of the friends aud cor-
respondents. o'Ihe aforesaid firm. lo the earl nC AZ,
John ; Clarke. his late partner who G. nnnucs N.
business IA their old stand Oh Monroe 81. Wheeling.
HENRY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

While We NOUN fr the dead. lei ne not frget fe
living. While we urr,v bF what We have lot as o.
pcoplc. lci ua not l0rgei what we posscs.. while We
segfci hat a siac4msHsnJ q BIC president liss pose
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

LtgHr Drrr-A doctor t,ys The PEA sp7e) ad,is.
cd me ofhis plucnts 20 be very abstcnfou in his mJIc
u living. and 90 take nothing Gr % certain Time Do,
harley water. What was bic asiouishmcnf. one J,v
whom Voc entered the rom Of tho aiJrrElfd p7firn. 40
hr'i7g h1n dsr1ssing Che merits Of jJfrls Jf scJ.sh
ale.
Did not tell yOu" said tc physician. 90, take nj,
thing bot barley waforr'
81 cont Know what y,u call barley wafer" s,id the
p1i,eHi bot ] call 90 pare barley water"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

IT'S sad that the receipts OF Sir Ashley Cooper
practice the first year Of his professional life we're l,ss
than five pounds. In some ofihc last years hi. income
amounted 10 10000 guincas. His fec. when well es.
tablshed. was almost, if not quite. the highest ever
asked by n medical adviser.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

~ The Governor yf hsltIesy h1, appointed ra
26nn. 9Th. and 23h d1.s OF April Cor aa si.-ts- =,
Representative Boz Congress from that Stale.
The legislature OF lIlIrys 70 IiuurlrI tgIfb,Yt w,t
ing any provision Dr the election or msnbar. IN 49,,
gress. and iho State, therefore. will probably be- us.
represented Boz The extra session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

8@ RIcutHp W TuoursJy. ono Of the HrrsJu
Electors oi Indiana. aui NrIl anf 1vorlbly known
io m1si Of Our rr1iers. be- been unanimously nonfns.
iod a candidate for fOngfsa, tom the Indiana Second
Congressional Dslntt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

C~AKIPBELLS WORKS
NJ have been appointed agents tor the sale oC,II
the publications Of Alex CampbcIl. ,r p.,b.'
ny va where merchants aud Others ran be spppl,eJ
- puo hshGf' prices. 4 large supply just received
np "ON'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08
MOS IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
SQUADRON ORDERED TO ANtrUGC, :,

~ -
The Times nnd o.hcr papers state rs n p,siiy. e,c,
,"' S','' PHi "i The squadron. believed To Gun, ist of
en- san "i The Inc. which had been engaged on the
~ ~ '''"'d becn suddenly ordered of f,c coast
ct America ~ support the rcmnns,r,ncs az H. n,,lr
nIDTs'',' Nr Fox against the "~JuIicial murder" Of
ANIRf FOR HALIFAX-The Times alan
s'',oS ma Three bIii1lions had been pur sudIc,I,
under orders ir haliEIN.' aDJ add God kn,,,s ha.,
nc nome service Of the realm could bo furnished
after their departure" 'S""
as surely follow upon the murder Of MI - !. ~ =
I,sh' OF morning h,lloys Inc darkness Of nisbf. bu,
."e" '"' war VIII be- a war without any definite Oh.
jet ''r'rt revenge for ava injury winch cannot be
we cannot occuPy any moro space with Tho c,c;,.
Ig SUBJECT nl this time, but we promise TO refer - il,
again hereafter. !"
me news from the continent we find Of very lille
IN ianco every Thing Is as quiet as at our C,rmc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

NOODRICH'S series Of s,b,,I t,,t, 49,.
~ Just received aud ir sale by
PS ROBB a. STEPHENSON
y g BBLS. CIDER VINEGAR A sopc,,r a.
AC rcle for family use. ~ store and for soIe no
"PO w. b, TYSON
2 gAIIORtNG IN ALL hrs RRAN|IfrS ~
4 subscriber from The city NJ New Yort ,cs,r.,
iuiy Informs The citizens Of Wheeling and yieipitr
MAJ ne has commenced tho aboyo husincss opo 49,
'om ohyders raven. lower end Of Water Street
where he Is prepared 30 accommodate fb,sc vb, 49,,
iaFor him whl Their custom. By strict aucntao, =,
business and cNcHi"ns h. Fivo D1fsfction. bc no.,
10 deserve and receive a sh1rc Of public ratrop,,e
RENOyATING.
He will olso carry on tha business n pc,u
ny which his customers will find they can nj.
great saving ~ their wearing apparel Uo rs,.nlh
ms ~ renoFahng Which viii inJure lice cloth ma ali
done ~ any u the eastern cities. ronn "
ap S-3t ODO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

'Ihis has been an error Of the prcss-i; has been
'''''''cu la We other papers. G.. Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

DEATH OF pREsIDENTH

THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 8. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
pPFSFNTNENT

The Grand Jury having completed their bust
ness came into Court with number of bills of in.
dictment, and presentmens, OF which the follow
ing is mere synopsis, and were discharged with
the thanks Of the Court The prescntment wa.
principally directed to the subject of pauperism
and the oppressive extent TO which it prevail. il
this City. The Jury, in investigating the causes of
pasperism ascrbe it justly, to the introduction of
foreign paupers amongst u.s. and, secondly. 10 the
late revulson and endorsements in trade and bu-
siness, throwing many Of employment and
consigning them to AFFECT poverty; and, also, to
the banetul effects of in,emperance, occasioned in
great degree BY the great number of licensed
grog-shopS and t;pling hou.es which abound IN our
City, and spread their destructive influence far and
wide; particularly among the poor and laboring
classes The Grand Jury express q conviction that
it will he impossible 10 diminish paupersm crime
as long as licenses for vending Intoxicating liquors
can 80 easily be obtained or the practice of drink
ing thus facilitated. large amount of expendi-
lures apportioned for the support of Aims houses
Prisons, and other ike establishments, is asc,ibed
BY the Jury to ntemperance, and they conceive that
il IS hardship that the whole community should
be taxed 10 support the results of ipteInperance
The Grand Inquest therefore, present the numer-
GUS grog-sfieps and liquor stores where liquor is
sold and drank, as nuisances Of the worst kind.
and that the revenue derived from licensing them
is more than consumed by the burthens OF TAXA
ton they impose.
They conceive that if the Street Inspectors per-
formed their duty in reporting all violation, of the
license law, sensible diminution Of the amount
Of intemperance would be perceptible in this city.
The Grand Inquest suggest that Paupers able TO
work, should. as far practicable be employed,
in cultvating the grounds belonging TO the city,
and recommend the establishment of workshops on
the Long Island Farms, where the materials Of
clothing might be prepared by the females for all
the paupers, and that the men should produce their
own food by ulling the ground. The Grand Jsry
also present, a serious evil, and great nuisance
the encumbering and obsiructng the side walks
and streets with barrels boxes furniture carts and
in some instances by tixtures-and recommend
sufficient measures for their removal. They also
present, as all evil, the increasing desecraton OF
the Christian Sabbath, by keeping open stores and
exposure of articles for Sale-the assembling of
young men and boys in the vicinity Of liquor Stores
and the fire engine houses annoying the passers by
by their loud talking and profanity, and the crying
and hawking of newspapers in the streets, and in
the vicinity of places Of public worship, serious
nuisances that ought TO be suppressed. These
rious evils the Grand Inquest consider to be on the
increase in the city and call for the efficient
exertions of the public officers, AMI all in authority
10 suppress thom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
Second Board,
Commercial nnd Honey Matters.


The depressed feeling in stocks which ma, almost be
called panic especially in State Securities, continues
TIE operations the Brokers Board fair eNtes
but prices down, down down. United States Blak
fell of per ceat, Mohawk fell back per cent, Delaware
aud Hudson 81 Farmers Loan 2, Mechanics Bank u
the last sale Union }, Phonix 81. American Exchange
Bank At, SoHington l. The sales of Harlem were sgain
lage, reaching 1900 shares closing 4i decline Of 1t
per cent.
Indiana aud Illinois Bonds took another tamblc--,hs
former per cent tie latter q per Sterling Bouds
sold at 81, lower by per cent than Tuesday. Hold
Of the Iaduna and Illinois getsg seriously alarm
oil aud reported that Of the largest selling
out, thinking to bay it again Al still lower The
Great Wes.ern will carry out bad TO the European
HOLDERS Of lie Stocks Tina sdvices OF tue success. of
the ondpzying party in Mississippi will give blow
10 what little credit remoins The bare fact such
question should be aooted is shame enough State IS,
ls6l declined II per The sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
SPECIAL. SESSIONS.

FRIDAY, NOHclnDer ~
Before Judge Noah aud Aid. Leonard aud Hatfield.
Isaac Bradshaw wss tried for attempt to ,ea from
the desk of Capt d. j. King Of the towboat Superior
Guilty-Penitsn,ary months Charles Meyer steaius
pair boots and apron with S from Leonard Mar
MISUNDERSTANDING for i months. Eliz, Bake
stealing crsva stock, and pound of sewing silk
worth $50 80, from George NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
months. Hugh Kelly, stealing all oyster Basket worth
80 cents-Not guilty Henry Crimes, boy, slealng two
pair Of boots worth SIS from ben amin o. Ausr-Guilty-
Sent the House of Refuge Matthew Bird threatening
10 stab William Stebhius-Guty-Jadg smen, suspended
and he discharged promise Of future good behavior
Patrick Csrriean, boy stealing clothing from James t.
Gedne iltyJudg cement suspended aud he discbnr
gea John Connolly, stealing tub Ct butter work 50
from Messrs Underwood y Sherwood Guiy-Penl,en
tiary months Edward c. CoRnell stealing piece OF
chin,z worth So from Messrs. w. I. Brown Co G1'lty
judgement susps rded and discharged Thomas McCsr
~ aud James Morris boys, stealing pair of boots iion
Peter Coliins-Guilty suspended upoa Nor
rs he discharged, and McCary sent 10 the House OF
Refuge Several discharged Tor want OF evidence
Adjourned.