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New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

4, Bal-inorc-,a severe Storm Commenced Sa.a:
.crnoop mad light n,ernisson Sunday, and ~,
.r.,,,;,- ,,;,b erea, violence at P. NJ, Monday
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
BROOKLYN ELECTION.
GLORIOUS wlElG VICTORY:

The Charter Election in sister City OF BRooKlYS took
place Yesterday and the result overwhelming Wing
Victory! CYRUS P. SMITH, the presen, Wing Mayor
is reelected by the Unprecedented majority OF 72H-rouR
rlxrs as much as given there before Last years
was the largest Wing majority before gven-lsS 1t
is now euApRurlEp Brooklyn heavily LocoFoco till
the las, two or three wears and 100 Wing Ill last
gear now 72E! Three cheers for the indonitablc Wing
Freemen of BROOKLYN
The following are the reported naiori,ie FOR Mayor in
the several Wards, viz:
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

TE1As-Ihe annual debt Texas consisting Of bond.
treasure notes, ai debts Of descriptions amount Of
one year taxes : estimated million dollars and the
expenses OF government FOR te period al I'VE hundred
Thousand do.a.s. par noasv.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

TEHrFRAscE TowN.-The Philadelphia Sentinel make,
the following notice Of village Penn, yania which has
been distinguished or the temperance and industry Of
inhabitants. Let those who protesting be temperance
men, yet think that litte is conducive the good
OF the stomach and promoyc Of the social virtue-,
compare these accounts wiki the condition of villages,
where every twentieth orteth house grog-shop and
then orsale the error Of their opinions.
The Pleasant little Of Sunbury, in this State,
mbits most gratifying instance Of moral prosperity Ac
cordng to the last contained population Of
hundred, Of which number, says the American "a paper
by tue winch Is credit the place .upwaris Of
hundred belonged to the several Temperance Societies.
Sunbury also ha. ably conducted SUNDAY Schools con-
aining between three and four hundred scholars the Oldest
OF winch the Union School has been existence about 25
years ree churches have been built within the la. i've
yenrs one Episcopal Methodist one Presbyterian the
last Is not get finished 1t has also four common schools.
containing neasy three hundred scholars one female semi
nary and one select school Slch facts are full of hope and
encouragement Upon the progress Of intelligence morality
aAd reson III our village and rural districts. depend lie
sayat.oa OF the country"
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
By this Mornings NOulhern Nail,

Wc have received New Orleans papers 10 the Pad as,
but ,!cv contain morning of interest.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

The whole Whe General Ticket FOR Supervisors Assess
ors &c is elected by similar majority with ,wo-;hds q
the Common Council.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

MA9IsTRATE WORTH HAvwG.-Nfr. Adm T Cory Of
Skaneaeles give notice Ta.errkeeper-, Grocer and
Prohiji,in- the -a!e Of ardent spirits Indaa. VIII be
rsdly entcrced ard all offenders agans H. coming to his
nowIedge VII be immediatey prosecuted Fe further
ate> that al espasscrs Indian lands IN cutting or car
rng OF; timber poles. wood any kind or otherwise
contrary Ac- OF rhe Legislature of tins State VIII
without fal, DC presented the Graad Jur,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

rJe Bsnaeas Herald Yesterday cracaarly informed It
readers that Norris would be elected Mayor BY re7 large
majority and the Loco Common Couic with little serious
opposition How do yo find yourself this morning neighboT
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

y The Funeral ebscquie- of President Harrison are to
be celebrated al Sew-Haven. Comm today
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

"a work has us, been published. which win Dc valua-
Die TO legal antqaaries entitled Sketches the -ca
History OF Massachusetts 1880 Revolution
l75 The au,ho, Emery Wa=hbsrn. ESQ OF WQrcesier
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

q drunken fellow in hentpcky lately SCI Ere to Dis
tilery which consequence down An exclnge
paper that the di<tiery ir> FIRE the man. AID
then the fired the >ley. TINS We suppose ! what
Z LAWYER would cali iex .GLons.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

~ Biddes Lctters-The second of Nir. Biddles Let
ser Hon John NJ CLAYTON much longer than the first
and is mainly attempt show that when ne lcf, 'hc
Presidency Of the Bank Of United States, that ln>tu-
,oa OF perfect soyency and the most
cessiu operation, To establish ,> he the Reports of
she Board of Directors setting forth It's prosperity those Of
dividend and other Committees declaring the existence
large sursses and the resolutions passed by me board
the occasion OF MS rcsgains the Presidency He then
goes on to trace ,hc real OF the downfall OF the Bank
gives the recent financial history OF England and America
AS far as is connected With the subject and the various
causes which operated produce the alarm and ebarTass
ns>a, which fell upon tie Community and the banks
The sale of amount Of foreign ds'tS-ioT tne
purpose of injuring the y Banks when they had me-
nav abroad to NEE, ,hc and The premature attempt re-
sumo specie payments in ms Judgment the mos eth
eieut causes The lc,,er very able and certainly far
entirely to oner,e Nix Badle from al participation IL The
Of he Bank affairs.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

= The American Association OF Geologi=t- have been,
during the past week holding .her meetings Philadelphia
Prof SIu1aa Iectured before them the 9Th inst
rso-n O: The Academy oiNatural Sciences.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

e Prof Palfrey of Harvard University IS delivering
course Of Lectures before the Lowell Institute. tie Ey
deace> of CHRISTIANITY.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

y The trial of Edredge UP. at the Court OF Gen
ey,l Sessions in Philadelphia Monday the panneins OF
Inc jury was completed and the Court adjourned NJ! cd
noSd.v
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

- w. vandenho;, OF the Enos. accomplished TRACE
dams OF the American stage and his daughter PLAYING
Knowles exciting play Love te Treoat theatre in
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

"oHE>-Flancis l. Of France was tie first monarch
"ho introduced ladies' at his He said style Of
true siantr-ihat drawing without laIic, ike
out flowers.
At no time OF life should man give up the thought, Of
ENJOYING ths society of women
In youth says Lord Bacon out mi.t,,sse=,
al r1Per age our companions in old age nurses aad
IN all ages friends
Fontenee being one day asked by Lord in waiting at
Versailles what difference there between clock and
woman instantly replied clock point
hour, and mal,e forget them
The difference betweca love and law Is hi.-in ove the
attachment precedes the declaration law the declaration
before the attachment.
SuoAR-A ;ttle than hundred years ngo sugar
was kept only in the shop OF the apo,hecay. Now he
nua consumption the United States alone estimated at
eighty H.!l.oHs ct pounds
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

70 lis TO be regretted that domestic circumstances had
called the Secretary the Navy from the Seat OF Government
before the occurrence of the Presidents illness and have
occa,ioncd hi, absence no this Mr. Badger
still in this city. Ralcleh ~. - kcglster.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

. The Funeral ceremonies in honor o; the memory o.
the late President; are be celebrated in Boston some DAY
next week The Eulogy viii be pronounced Oy Inc Hon
Rufus Choate at the invitation OF the CRY Council,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

e In consequence Of the incenenry OF the weather me
funeral oosequie the late President which were 20 nae
taken place al Philadelphia YESTERDAY are de;eFre'' u'
TUESDAY the 2Oth ins,.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

RgcEpIxG OF TEE SEA-Thc PaGre ds Roceclle states
tina; the rcceng rapidy from ,he Bay Of Bolrg
Neuf tina, the OF an English >hp-,yag mounting
o. guns which lost oyster bank called Restraites
de- tEuyrcs Wills, pursuit OF French ship IN l. 81 l.
ROW 70 BE- found in the midst cE.tivated plain. Il cal
cuatns the depth OF the where this vessel struck With
IL present eye NH he found tat the depth o; ;he
has diminished q; least fifteen fecr
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

Cor O.rcn-Bu Tor tins gcntIeman characlcFstic mo-
desty he would have been President OF the nted Hat'
T. has been stated in ,h, paper before that the Harris
burg Convention the nomination OF Vice President urg-
ed upon his acceptance He steadily declined the honor
however thinking Gov TYLER had claims upon the
party and that his nomination would probably carry irEr
a That gentleman was accordingly selected and by the
death of Gen HARRISON becomes President OF the United
States Raleigh q, c Register.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

One Term fer GorernorA joint Resolution has passed
both branches Of the Legiurc OF Penny restricting
the Governor Of office term OF three
Bv the Tenth Article of the Amended Constitution this Re
solution Will be ournaizcd and published by order OF he
Secretary of tire Commonwealth in paper every Coun
w. the next Legislature shah in like agree the
Amendment. Secretary viii again ordr it. publication
rs before and il viii be submitted the OF the Peo
pr Miners journal.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

.Fqdcl- Celeste nearly completed. and j. about
publish French book Of irayes America, WINCH She
will give sketch ofthe country The work
viii t- entitled Souvenirs de Afacriquc and will contain;
graphic sketches society and United
The wora it i said viii display much talent and
ana many of distinguished characters will be introduced
pages The far dan.euse intend, to revisit tins coun
Try the ensuing sumner. Boston Eve. Transcript
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

Z The Editor Detroi; Daily Advertiser reproves
the erocity of our Southern brethren a follows:
The Editors South are horrible set OF mi>rreant-.
We hear Of other them every day. The
editor, the Vcksbursh Wing and the Sentinel me
street not long since each with double parre gun and
fired The Editor Of the Wing slightly Mounted
Both should have had their cye;ceh knocked dow, I'll cr
hroats Il Editors down South quarrel why onJ they
quarrel in a pcaccabc and orderly manner Let them
take example from the editors the Detroit rec Press and
The 1drerfSer The former would 20 into mysteries at
rhe sight pop-sin and the latter would consider high
" criminal ard cowardy borc hole through shadow
Hence were matter Of great doubt whether
contemporary taS any o the commodity, would ag-a
our collisions are purely inteIlcciCalt
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

Raroad Receipts-The aggregate receipts OF iae We
tern Railroad Massachusetts al rates reduced about V
per cent from those frs; established have been tor SIX months
ending March ls ls4 s53,l49 being gain OF IS er cent
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

c,riOvs Rcfsrence.-A petition wa. presented to the
legislative House OF Pennsylvania the l0; Inst ask
nr ha, ,a nigh, be imposed upon bachelors over he age
o ,b;rty vea-s The document was referred ;he Com
ni,,ec on Domestic Manufactures.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

Cor FGc.-In tho Madras Almanac for lSi0 there is
n list OF the Governors OF Fort ST. George. Madras.
the Coast of Cororanic From this is, appears that
Elisha Yale ESD from whom Yale College derives its
succeeded William Clifford, Esq Aug. T. 1857, and contin
ued Governor of Fort St George till Oct l3 1922 when
he wa. succeeded by Nathaniel iggin-on. Esq In chro
biological table attached Almanac, it stated
tina, in Il 90 vas the first auction Britain by f. Yale
Governor of For; ST. George of the cood he brought home
,y.h him New Haven Palladium
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

Barry C0rnraN-A our readeTs nave os colT-e hcaFd
Barr Cornwall but all may know the origin of tins
poetca signature. The poets real name i Bran Waller
Proctor. which by transposton OF the letter. becomes
Barry Cornwall-Topcr Had the letter been wanting,
we should nave had Barr Cornwal-Poct singuary a
plcable anagram But ill-uck and h sponsors spoiled the
coincidence and he has but the satisfaction of knowing that
he cane eeru near being born poet. Boston Post.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

Nurd:r-A blacksmith named Glen killed On the
3oth ul, By shooting him with rifle distance of sxty
or seventy yards He has been apprchcnded and committed
for :rial
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

70 Several Of the Counties of Kentucky taking
sul< to celcbra, the Anniversary of the settlement Of tina;
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

70 Judge Underwood nominated for Congress n the
Tonh District of Kentucky large Wing Convention
held at Bowling Green the 29h ut There were several
rival candidates for the nomination but they ali with
exception consented to abide the decision Of the Conyeno
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13


p The following nairf admission is from the Herald Of
saturday: Irhiladopha corre.pOndencol ..lsr
"PHiLAp.LrHIA, July s. lSE
The heat of the last few days has distressed fashion
sabeso Long Branch Schoolel Mountain and everash-
onable Saratoga the favorites this II Cape
Nag tie soapiocks predomina.S.
Editor all ,4,e
To OuR PHILADELPHIA REApE Rs.-As considerable
anber of oar Philad lph.a subscribers leaving
"asciv for Cape Mag sc. 'aad
TAs LlrEs1 HoAx.-We have seen the following most
Marvellous story circulating in exchanges for week
past:
Amoa horrible accident occurred last week the cpna-
E0irwe Mountains, Lower CaRada; man while IN State
OF ncaton having fallen kettle OF potaSh and been
completely dis.oycd Search was made for ms body but
not the least particle could be found a.,.stssf
II seems sha particle OF body could DC found
a'hH kettle conchded that it had been dts
%ye Perhaps If they had looked in his wlnSkeyas they
Ash have been able to find the least particle OF his
"&y IN thai they might hayo drawn still m'rc won
a'7 conclusion. When you arc making story why not
make ii the best possiblel
u The article in the July number of the NewYork he
new on the Post Establishment in the United States has
a rePabIshed in pamphlet form 1t well deserves the
nnon of every interested in the subject discusses
DISASTROUS ErFkcrs OF TEMPERANCE REFORM Is Ire
aSD-The following unusual information is taken from
ef written by gentleman of Dublin to the Leeds Ncf-
uy:'
Our public hospitals bear abundan; evidence also OF the
pyed health OF the people. was informed lately by
ug surgeon that the of broken limbs &c is sevsre
M assubeets for young practitioners ALSO h7t there is
eay increased difficulty getting bodies for dissection
our largest hospitals there has been but one case OF s
5fremeRs (whiskey everl for several months past aud
e1 doubtful one although formerly it was not unoommo
saze 'csaty thirty at time. Deaths from fever
ave much decreasedn
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

y gHFEaYERY.-Mrs. HAMILTON, 4'5 Pearl-strest
NJ Gear Wil ui-strel make clean and alter La
% dIc fashionable style also lades CAPS ec-
arrl, n1tIc and trimmed. mI"-'h,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

FfNHE Subscrher heNLnc opened Store =
able Tailoring Sa,blnea offers 10 his Fr.eds aid the Pub
very superior Sprng Goods Of the latest style
which he and ashlon Of all who sl fay
hin, win ,se;r natrooare ROBERT A. BOuTOS.
The Department superintendent BY Nh Charles boutor
the Gray Bouon. good assortment OF read
,,,Jo r;io,h;rs .ly,y,.s or b,nd as6a'n
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
ALFRED SMITH.
MERCHANT TAILOR. l6 ELI Ton 81

IA hand well selected OF Cloths Cas>imerc>
Nesimgs saitcd which To aake up
pubc generally very best ssnncr, extremely
Cash on delivery ss6:l
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

Z 17AlsPETGNt. Cae = APtR THAN ER!-p
u w. WILCOX, No II Canal Il. S"nh de near Boad"ay ha
choice selection OF Ingram a
pctnc bought for r"- be sold at prices to sn t
wishes purchaser Also great variety OF Rugs Mats Aa
and Table Cloths &c with various other article
all of which Ill be soh a. cheap Tor
cheaper than be purchased ut any other Store IN the '
eIN In
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

OUILLS-The respectfully beg' leave TO inform nh
~ friends and tue public ha, hand. and is constantly re-
e,yng large invoices u for sale al reduced
PRICES wholesale and retail Country merchants would do well to
call before purcha.ing elsewhere. at - o-- ,
a. hchtacfilN-o' . -0o rehl-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

FGR sIEsSEWsBUF s-SUnMER ARRANGEhENT.
FOR LONG BK ,NCH Ot,' iN IIUI II. RUNSoN l'OCk
MIDDLE OWN, AT BROWNS DOCK & RED BANK
y 60 = The :tea'boa' osiris taPt j. T. Ai4lr'i ~l'
run Fultru Marketslp Fast River
'ss-FEs7a--cery Monday morning, at o'clock; TUESDAY
Wane.dns Thursday Friday Sunday at ucl1ck A. W. and
saturday IL ocock,
Returning half past O'Clock, every DAY. Tex
cent Moudiy at 4. NJ AID oturday. at ! T. NJ
aho until further TO ice NAVIGATION ana
permitting y B-i freight aud baggage ut the M oi e
own me
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

leaves IA, .rfbetween Barclay aud Vvs'y-sireet
New York for Albany o'clock p IL very Tues
day. Thuda Saturday from Albany on Monday
"Wednesday Friday, hour She goes hrouga WIZ
landing passages regularly and cert@u within
twelve houal in time foT the Western Knroaa me pro
comfort rather than speed icre l. no oisc or
her the being hsriz'nta below deck ana
vey SILL without auy unpleasant swell sh ha' t"o
below deck ladies' saloon a Two sa-
gentlemen deck and nineteen stale rooms on
the upper deck with hail Is fet VIDE aud 100 iee long ior prom"
well shelcrcd hshed
aud opens by double doors the forward an after decks
lengh the boat The saloons and state
each bell leading hall where servants are IN con-
at
required have additional standing BIRTHS 10 each . tc
A Of these IA odng doors mNin- spacious
pa.lor parties breakfast
any the passage. chamber nad waits on me ladies' sa
PsseugeFs not ceh up
reaching the ar but their leisure all noise
on deck being rciv prohibited.
The boat and does not roll or cnecn ID
rough She 30 feet long draws eet "te
ony pass Oyeugh and all the shoals at any c I'd
tide. jv5 I'm FLbN En- C"nilnanucf.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
Dry GOODS AT COST rRECHs.


THE Surers reduce their stock of Spring
ard umme pos.ie, previous making
will froaa is date the first OF iuguA
nax soil their a COST.
Their stock been mostly purchased at Aac
ton a, very prices b.t oppo5tunty offered TO La
dies whs rish to sr ply a,nounbc Goods
Amos- their u,y splendid assortment OF RICH
SILKS great of PRINTED LAWNS
nbazncs Pr.ots Also large lot Ganbroon Grape Cam
bIe,, and Liuen Dolls for Genllemens
iela-u GERARD kLlNCK, l61 Spring-st
OOIS AT TGAt>.-Iu> t,cei,ai, al Scar's y,r'
IL Z Tx, Is 9d lot be Lines. al wool st
i 9I 3ouhaznc. - Gd lot d"uhl n'd hne Pa"'
Muslin, only j. lot rd Sra~, At only Is lot Yard "idr
ired Sd lot Ec>uug at Isl lot best qnaity
rhl. LIN Drilling at oulv = 9d For ale at
iv9lr WIIiET HiWHtNS' St- = No 5il tf'eerUirhs
IsshAf' GOiEis AND FANCY GOODS STORE
= GEO. :. CARY & 60.
Maiden iGne have tor -aic va
rov q their liAc consisting part a. follows:
COMES oevc description gt bone and other Buttons Needles
Hooks and EvP Scissors lhimblcs Pock
WhaleLohe. and Wood Buss Bone and steel
Cors Rags hundred Yards SPOOL Cotton spool
Staud Boot iace ca,aer aud Bead Purs"t
Bead Bags Sonp Cloth, ar ard other Brushes
and Razor Strop Shaving Boxes &c %c
The Coed be hal quantities to suit at the lowest
n R. Dsal~r~ in Bones Horn and Rattan e2l I'm
cte nI,N CEsEas' CAEsPETS-Cone and a
> Cstt;O l6 Chntilm-stThe >abscrIbrfS beng deter
@ from their and extensive 'tock o Carpets Us goo
cheap cheapest wish to Inform their Hnn'
public general that they have received IN add
stock large of BRUSSELS md hre
Cnrpets: super 1000 do b; 2Uo do s
81 do lo twIed Jme 4s l0O do 3s; 900 do 2s; lMN
beautiful style of transparent Shades from 81 to So
best qua Cloths and Fable Covers wth
the of all thins. with the trade
L. & NJ. 5. BROWN, 16I Chatham ST. y. y
Don't forget the nmmhe' JelVlm
TT ~
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

Ops1RUcrING RAILwAYs.-Thc following decision of the
Mayor OF decided importance seems to us clearly
right and just Blocking up highway the Inconvenience
Of many citizens, Is an oil magnty deserving Of
signal punishment
" AS much excitement prevails the decision Of the Mayor
relation the complaint OF the Harlem Railroad Co. against
Mr. John Lockwood have obtained copy OF the invesga
lion as taken before the Mayor his decision in the
the righteousness unrgheousness of which our readers
capable OF Judging as ourselves New Era.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
JOHN S'TAATS,

n MERCHAN T IA IL OR,
ND Coher 9s Bcwery, three doors above Hessrstree
N Ne-York. Constantly hand Handsome assortment oil
Clei Cas>ercs ano Vesungs will be the best se
reasonable ci1
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

IN Old BOSS RICHARDS Qs usuaD lns eonc aI rngn' a'h
y hand hrs procured Al the different kinds, cpcrst
10y elegant tip top fashionable and durable bps an shoes
bid defiance all comp Please cal At NJ"
500 rcen ici of Spring street
nrd Ii e .ltisted ts Ibis pun l-Im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

THUNDER SToRN-The storm Of Friday evening
appears To have been quite extensive, md lis destrnc'
i've elects have been remarked in various places
IN ilis ciIt' n shower Of rain continued for tvo n,
'hree hours accompanied with frequent lightning. and
several claps OF thunder. Ia Chelsea a house Was
struck with lightning. the family in which was PROV.
'dcn'aiy preserved having retired 10 bed a few min.
n'es only before the shock, which did serious iainry q,
The n~om from which they had just retired. IL Danye,.
The house OF Mr. Samuel Blake was struck, Just before
, oclock' and considerably injured. Several of the
family were stunned by the shock. but not seriously
injured. In liaVerhill. the house Of Nh. David Webs,c,
was struck. a window ia Inc chamber was driven ont
and two windows ~ The lower story were driven in.
aud the erOckey in the kitchen was Srokcn-bui
The persons ~ bed. IN The rooms where the y in,Iovys
were destroyed, escaped unhuu. In Taunton. Mr.
wood aud another person returning from n Temperance,
meeting ~ a one horse wagon. had their horse killed
and 'he iorNnid nIle shivered by the lightning. Mr..
Wood was stunned. but neilbeTofihe men was serious
" injured. OIher accidentsOccuuc ~ various places
Boston PaLriol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13
THE MARCH OF

THE MARCH OF CivILIZATION-The BritisI
steam ships brin 8 us lots Of British papers. British la
c"s. guighanis. calicoes. AMI bruldcloihs, British cut
le y and plated ware. British sov .reig1s. (sometines)
BRUSH gentlemen. British hn Is. Brush tours $. and
bookmlkers-in short, every hing bal British paupers
ir which last the price of passage is ton higI, a figure
BIi The every hing" includes an article Of Br;,;-si
proiuction which we can neither wear invest, sell
read nor Uelcogne-Bnfis burgess aud pick ocker.
-gelilemen Of the syvcu 'npb-'hc real London arri.
Gle or np-Iop a-dry. The recent extensive r,bbes
ries ~ q 'siIn have awakened suspicion that a depu.
H'hoh OF these fancy gentlemen has arrived and com.
mehced tu 'ess On IA dashing scale;& we learn fr,m the
Boston papers that a friendly notification hns been re.
ceived by the authorities Of that city, from the police
OF London, that the most auful rubber they ever had
TO contend with Is now IN the United States ~ y
Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

HE DIED a CHRTSTIaN-Th. Mi
ielligenccr Of yesterday says. III i kn,,n H., \,
NaHy years post Gen. HIrrson had become J,iis
more and more Impressed with religions fseI,,,. =
ways treating scrous ihings seriously. AMI .L,,.a
49, mn5dInl Of he future Accountability. A mem
o.. b. l'~ly mas siaied hat, fu many months
=, u' never o'nti'cd The reading Of he $40.
NC every night Lei1re retiring 10 rcsi Los..
$500 9y company. or worn down by hfigrs n,
londny, The lard doy Of hs indsrysiH,n ,sI VI
- ,el 'l"l,eIi % any particular dlnger. he JccL,II
go s%'I h,m ,'ni be had long been deeply no
tgfeiisd ihot he bad not connected biwssp - i 49,
church o. q commitment" WIN ihe