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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
Die. 80.
Book and Job Printing.

~ The Publisher OF The Wheeling Tiues md
Advertiser. has iu,f received a large assJrtmcut Of
NEW JOB TYPE. from New York and B1iu.
more. comprising fbc m1st elegant kinds r%creutly
cast there; aud some OF which are not q be- found
in any Office West OF ihc M5unutains. With a spa
cious onico. experienced workmcn and new mate
rmls, he 10 prepared f0 execute every hind of
4suo, 9,ess 9,irl,uq,
IN The finest style aud ~ Inc shortest notice
~ steam Boai Bile Posters, Handtills. Sc. ruu
ted AZ an hours m1y15
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
CONCERT.

AHR & MRS HERBRUGHER. respectfully
VIZ announce 10 the lowers ofrood music. their
second Concert on The Violin. Guitar. Horn.
win singing. on Thursday evening the ZCthinst.
az tive CITY Hal
Emil III, will perform on the Horn pieces with
Echo's never dOne BET orc by any other person
and archncd and intelligent public will hovc on
the Horn, which D. 50 seldom offered. For PAR.
~iIculars see bills of the day. Ti,kcfs 90 cts %
be had 81 the H1tels and Bookstores.
Mr. VI infcnds remaining on ibis City n few
-wcrks-iuuUr which time be viii give private
lessons 90 any who wizh-Hnd will also attend
Co the TIMING and r%cr1ru1n % Pianos, lie can
bsi1und at al uucs az The EIrR MA Hotel.
AuU2f 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
Triumphant success Of
j. E SEES & so MS,
(NO. -, DipisiOR Street, NEW IoRKN
CIAnIEIEA ESSEN cE or

III a X Ill OUND CANDY.
NOMPOU NDED Of twenty ave Of the most
~ safe and salutary cough ingredients for the
cure OF coughs. colds, hUatseness, irritation of the
throat, Group, whOoping-cough, ca tarrhs, palpi
tatlOno OF the heart, liver compliant, night 3 yeats.
and profuse or constant eXpectoranon ahd all
those diseases which, Il not checked N time,
lead TO consumption and death.
The subscribers have been appointed agents
for the sale If Pease's Clarified Essence Of Hour
hound Candy IN this city, and will weep on hand
a constant s. ply Of that Justly celebrated candy
the great reputation OF which for the cure of The
above mentioned diseases has incrta
sed the sales beyond that of every remedy hereto.
fore offered
Sold at manufacturers prices by
JNO III THOMPSON & CO.,
Periodical Agents g. Stationers.
80 oc MnurNa sFr,,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
DYsPEPsIN a HYPOCmOVDIACfSN

GHrOd bH DR., HGTb,hs Csistr0ffd Medicines.
YER. WILLIAM MORRISON. Of G.huvlkii
4h Sixth Street Philadelphia. s". ted Tor
several years with the above distress, disease,
8 ckness a. the stOm1ch, headache, paIpltauon
Of the heart, impaired appetite acud quotations
GOODNESS and weakness Of the cNtrcmiurs, cma-
cation and g,nDrlI debility, disturbed rest, a
pressure and wtiEht az the stow1 ~ after cOf-
ing. severe flying pains in the chest. back and
sides. cO-fTvcnCsz, adIslke FOR society OF CONVEX.
safJn. Ia 1guJr and laasIfudo on the least ocr1-
son. Mr. Morrison had applied 90 the most en-
fnenf physicians, who cunafderrd 10 BEYOND the
power OF human skill 90 restore him tJ ~ r1ltn,
however, hrs had reduced him f1 n de-
.p'nrahic condition. hlpine been induced BY a
friend OF This 20 try Dr.. HurIrh's Mrficf nes, ne
they being highly rsc1mweud.t. by wh.rh DC
procured two packages lut q tuIl; before using
the second package br found himself CRAFTY o..
lIrvcd. and hv continuing the nee 81 them. thf
dJccase entirely disnppeafed-hel s now enjoying
ai the blessings ofperfcCt health.
Principal omcc, 90, Nor % Eighth Street, Phi
Far sale az the Store of JoHN FISHER.
auggI iI3. Main st. wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
DISSOLUTION.

Nit. partnership heretofore existing between
N 'he subscribers under the firm Of M'Kee,
Harding. & co. is dissolved by mutual consent. The
accounts OF the firm will be adjusted by their sue
cessOrs Harding & wsldin.
II MKEE
X w HARDING.
aug ~ - = WELDIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18

6NOMSTOCKS Physiology. Frost, Ano,.
~ Spealer, AbOot's A~bercrumbie. Moral phi.
osophy' Mitiells Geography and Atlas, MITCHELL,
Geographicf Reader. A fresh supply lust receiv.
ed and for ss by ROBB * STEPHENSON
may 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
SALE OF SrOCE-

IN ms WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
SUBSCRIPTIONS for a limited number Of sbo,o.
oil a~oationai stock in this Institution will no
~ Us Office from the 4ih August. till the
'n oePttmoer Payment 10 the full amount of
aug 3 T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SUPERIOR OLD PORT WINE. for
MEDICAL pun Sss, for sale at Family Grucery Store
Jun 20 /. v. ELLMAKFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
AUADRUPLE BOSTON NOTION

n liz IN NOIION.-
SN Containing in the aggregate a printed surface
% O"e hundred Square feet. imposed in the double
io''o iorm, every page containing thirteen columns
each OF about four feet in length
ie" copies just received and for sale at the Pc.
rlodical Oaica anal Stationary store Of
JOHN II THOMPSON & co
Also New World and Saturday Evening Pos, Of
Ang. Ia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18

T7HE highest ca,h Price paid Er Flaxscod and
Timothy seed BY
arg % JACOB & MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18

ID. AUNLW 7. NJ.
+. 5. The Office opens on Sundays after the pre-
pardtiun of the Eastern mai, which will be usual,
at half after nine. A. NJ. and remain open ONE
HOUR. June 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
CORRECTED -wEEKLYFOR rus TINES nv
a. z. GOFF& CO.
Brokers. lO7 Man Street WReeling Va

,he oauKs mHTKed par are recelv a ON uepO.
site at the banks IN tins cItY. Those banks marx.
are not purchased.
DlllD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

OUT otJertt 70 print an indcpend,ui pap,,,
We acknowledge no obligation TO become an ,ec,,,o
in political crime by holding silence where ,,po,,,o0
appears TO be duty whose fearless DISCHARGE !, aa,
the public who susiains us for if we correctly ,nr,
hcnd its demands and our own Obligation. II !, ,nc,u.
bent upon the Press undertake for the o,,,,oj ,,
in anv and every legitimate field of labor even ,hoosh
in some instances such course NAV run coun,,,v
the dictates OF party and party leaders How else "a,
we acquit ourselves with proptety and what is III,
Press good for, 10 the public il it is TO be the Joep
slave, or the tame meay .nuuthed ablect to any an,
who chooses to assume its mastery This course 20
seldom taken, has led us into scrous difficulties tia
past year, of which have been quite rec,n, But
we review its history and say Of it, Wei done-dont
ruth good intentions, and we believe ,cih rood r,sulh
We expect 10 repeat the conduc, the same cir
rnnstances shall exist to require it, Such as have
Withdrawn their patronage from the Herald on this
accom-, have our hopes that they have found olhern
whom TO bes,ow il whose conduct is mote 10 keeping
with their views Of propriey and TO those who approve
our course and have continued their patronage bee,
added to the subscription llst,we express our graiu'
and assure them of our Intention TO serve them1
the utmost Of ability in future, they think prop
! err 10 give US the opportunity TO dol
But there is one more point which 10 u.s. is Of lb.
most pressing importance, however trliiling mar APP
pear TO patrons. One word explains al-paym,nT
Former publishers were very differently circumsanced
from the present ones. Having the means TO continue
business, and withal, manufacturing their own pape',
they were compelled to collect their dues mn,dr
ately upon the expiration Of the year; but "eaIe We
have done business enough to pay the expenses aM
yield respectable income besides. There are heaN
debts pressing for payment on the lst OF January 'N
they must be met. We therefore call upon those VIC
owe years account for the Herald, and all who 4"
for Job work and advertising, so far as they can Coz
sisenty do it, to pay up those accounts. The me-
chant, the paper maker, the nkmaker, the tyPe-oon@
&c. &c. all charge US interest on heavy sums a'eih
months credit We shall invariably charge II amer V
volume of the Herald expires, and after sI mo0SA
/ other accounts. 1t will be remembered that the pup
! lished terms, under which subscriptions are MADE
make no provision for longer credit than one year M
therefore, on grounds Of honor we have right then
| expect payment.
Such is the story, frankly told and in few "o'o'
we have asked but for our righllul dues. Allow
clear up the debts of the OH year, thai with UNI"
hands we may take hold Of the labors Of the ner
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
CONGRESS,

Seems to he doing little, very lple ndeed-''i,
nothing al all. At the extra session tie Wigs
tho business 50 thoroughly as 10 Leave noh'g -
done at the regular sitiiag-ai least "o'i''E
receive the executive sanction lenacled BY ", u,
The iaeendiaries must now 90 10 work and 'sFS II.
laws Of last session, If they can, AIreao' nav L.
movements commenced against the Banh'oi" ',,,..
,rbuiion laws, showing the proprely Of oat %
remarks, that 50 long pq,iy pohcy is the all 3 VI.
principle, there can be no permanently ia .'S .,,.
see laws made at one session and fepeae1 ,tS
according to which pary IS dominant .s,,.,a,s
assgnable cause than tia, Ja'iy has lD' ,..,,sis
them The question ofthe utility or mi'oN''oI M
such laws. is entirely a secondary one ana ya e
for the purpose pepperng and sPieiHs az '''''
,olerable dish. 80, q
4 rSacis.!top sop bob HssnoHe' ~ WIZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

.,,.. p,rle Of Aboukir was duly and issaiiy e.s
- ~. counfry.Lnusc was entered npon ~ ~, "
ii,.,.s ,;o,erthe maiden mairon besame Invisible
,h.re and no che YVES allowed 70 W" VI nv, ~"
S,,-sn whom she had hetslf inia'ed ~" "e'
COOP RESULTS
.Well 10 be sure. she would 81 TO susan ~ hcr
t...ei b,n,ys - fpf i was impossible TO be always
~ drsra;r. and. ms her niece anticipated all her
"a .hs had never Gh herflf half 50 comiorta-
blr ns IN the bosom Of this happy hmiiy,- wei 10
he s,irc j, is blue wondepf INDEED 10 think thai
sbonl come 10 this Wb could have Thought II
pride ro,ih before dcsir<tion, and naughty spirit
t,e,-oa 6ll bcereJmyself too secure, and now
! am cboscned for W pride. oh, trumpCtcrl--
trumpeter ~, -,
u,arv influence " he maiden lady. Through very
Far of barayiK herself to the curious eyes of her
farmer commas ons and gossips she wconed herself
from ali in,eeourse with them, and acquired taste
c,r moro rcaed pleasures in the circle OF DIR. Fall
.o,,s f,,n;X she continued indeed, rather too fond
~ ali bofttlota,tle Of the town but then she tho't
Of b,, ola weakness, and judged more charitably
,ho, NJ hers She become iudulgent, so mod, st,
nav kyhumblc that The doctor and his wife were
romrft,l y amazed The change of circumstance
and socitty-,hc heroic solution by which she had
Svstcd herself of part of her proper,y,-thc as
syranoe OF the doctor that she was still rich enough
no live nj her casc-al this had ,dcctcd so singular
n change m her character, that she sctp,cd to live
oui,e in n new world She even Abandoned all her
usurious dcalngs which, to be sure, she would have
found il difficult to continue in her p.cs AT slsussp
4. IL. 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

To ConRrsposprrTs The lengthy comnnri''|
Of "Whig Of Middletown" unavoidably delayed 10 70
week.
The well-timed hints Of " Girls" shall also @''N
pear.
Remarks respecting tic observance Of Chn''"'
all denominations Of CHRISTIANS, we suppose WV
tended for publication previous 10 the Just Pas' ~
renee of that occasion, bot came to hand en''s' ~
late. They can appear nen week, II such IS Tux
thor's choice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

"The Rutland Herald is thrown into a cold 'Sea
by the belief or suspicion that the democrats M0s1
the state are making effort to increase me ei't''
ton of democratic pspers.-H. Patriot Qoc0)
Too much internal fire aboard for rery cold "'A
brother Patriot. However, if you Jel'ae your PoOu'
creed, 1t is plainly your duty to do all n your Po''
to sustain it; and plainly duty to opPO" H. "'
we sincerely believe j, erroneous. Is not this 'o'~
in principle and fair in practice1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

had ben slipped ten new fullweighscd Ouch do.
cats He looked Of the envelope wss Addressed
TO DR. FsIeon; there could he no mistnke. Such
unheardof libcraliy on the par Of the immaculate
Sarah Justly excited the ainaz,men' OF the wcddtd
pair
Well this is the blues, OF all my aunis blue won
dcrs = csclaimcd Falcon Come. my pretty one
how long is it since we had such treasure as this
in our house Look Providence watches over
us and ON chiidrn The winter is provided for,
wen have no more croaking What are YOU
crying sill
oh = sobbcd Susan, as she threw her arms round
his neck it's for JOY am crying now. But add
cd she in lower tone I praying fcrven,ly,
nearly the whole night, for il little could sleep
Falcon claspcd his wife TO his arms He said
no, another word for several minutes. but he weep,
inwardy for he was unwilling tina, she should see
how deeply he was al; c,cd
BLUER AND nLuER.
As the clock struck one. he stood by the bedside Of
the aun, With real emotion with sincere gratitude,
be approached her anl-hc hal vowed TO Susan he
would do h-impress,d f,rynt Kiss cn the bonevo-
lent hand that had just dihiscd so much JOY through
his lnlc family circle
Best Of aun,s = he said. your present of today
has made Susan and me very happy
Dear nephew said the sick lady, in the gen'lcs
tone Of which her voice capable for was long
since her hand had been kissed so warmly have
long, very long been your debtor
And forgive me my rudenos of yesterday con-
tinued the doctor
A p,oI.s,l,. coyoraJ bnr r,cax yit her
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

THK LADIES' COMPANION, for December feoe''
beautiful as ever and richly stored. When "s"
the conclusion of Betty Woodruff" we'll g"a'r
men Of the talents of its original contributor -
Plates in this periodical are worth more for lnl''
than the cost OF the whole Work per year
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

NJ An error occurs in the date of a small ,.
our papers to-day The true date is Dcrem,r.''..'F
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
CLOSE OF THE YEAR

The present number closes the I7Ih ,ols,.
Herald completing one year Of the labor Of n, -.
publishers. To those who have seen Fl IN rFa
MS their patronage, We return our sincere ,A,,t. "
hore our professional effous have been s,,,,,,.,-
them. They will undoubtedly allow tia, ON,
has borne marks oflabor both mental and u,,,,., y
past year but it is for them To decide to wh,,
our abilities have equallcd our ambition The n,3-
pledge given AT the commencement was, 10 l,l..,'
utmost 'rih sueh idlcnfs as God and Nainr, .,.,.,
much or hue, 10 present them ruth a good ro,,,
paper. That pledge has been redeemed and n, -
take occasion TO renew it, adding hope Ma, III,
rience ola year, though Short will be of sl,,,,,.',
us in future labors Ifpcopc generally l.l,., re..'
stood whof u IS TO conduc, public journal TIN, -.
at obtaining stand of respectfully and u,,6loo,,-
community, there would be more Of charity and ,.s
reproof-morc encouragement and less huls,5..
bestowed upon it. But all men mus, eXp,c,o,I,%'
peculiar embarrassing aIf ssftlss ss ikc Lsvy;.
,Asinp.spssgaIR ssrR5 ' 4. can sOss.. 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

II q difficult ior rs to bring them up dcecnily -
The older they grow the more they want
They have bc,n growing older al this while.
and they have wau, icr nothing rs yet
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
Arrival of the Britannia.
% DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Britannia sailed from Liverpool on the even.
ing OF the 4th, and arrived in Boston harbor on
the morning Of the 22d, at O'Clock, bringing %
days later news from England. On the day after
leaving England she braoched-to, stove her bull
warks, and broke her iron tiller short off. She
has had very rough passage, the weather having
been bo'sterous in The extreme. She has made
her passage in IL Ia days.
The furco-Egyptian question, which was sup
posed to have been finally settled long since, ap.
pears only till very recently to have been definite
Iy adjusted The French politicians have bee
very quiet since our last advices, busying them.
selves as usual about the Paris Notifications The
opening of the English Parliament and the
Queens Speech form the most i'm portant topic
in the English news
Parliament was opened on the Goth ult, by the
Queen m person. The speech from the throne
speaks OF the success of the measures taken for
the pacification of the Levant, of negotiation
for the redress Of INJURIES by China; Of the diff
ferences between Spain and Portugal, which it is
anticipated will be adjusted; of the conclusion OF
treaties for the suppression Of the slave trade
with Buenos Ayres and Hayt; of measures for
the more speedy administration Of justice, and of
the Poor Laws. Not the slightest aIluson is
made to France. which Monsieur will be apt to
think rather insulting.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
Notice of Foreclosure.

IEWH EREAS Gardiner Green Of Topsham in
nv the County of Lincoln, and State Of Name,
merchant, on the thirteth day of Deceinber in the
year eighteen hundred and thirty nine. by his at.
torney, Ebenezer Everett, conveyed TO Lewis
Thompson IF said 1upsham, yeonan. one undivi-
ded eighth part Of single Saw Mill, situate the
upper Fails in said Topsham. formerly called the
shore saw in ,he rogers Mill, together with one
undivided eighth part IF the water privilege, gear
and appirtenances thercunto belonging, in fee,
conditioned for the paymeD, Of the sum Of one
hundred and twenty nine dollars and fifty cents
with interest in year from said thirteih day Of
December nov, the condition Of this conveyance
having been broken, the said Lewis Thompson
CLAIMS, by thereof, 10 foreclose said MORT
gage, and have possession Of the premises atore-
said LEWIS THOMPSON.
Topsham. Feb. 10TH lS4l #3w4S
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

The Britannia had SO passengers from Liver
pool. and Is from Halifax
The London Times states that 800 900 900 of
the stock of the United States Bank is owned in
Europe. 1t has been stated here that about
1927 ,000, 900 of it was owned in Europe.
The packet ship Sheffield, carrying out the
Presidents Message. arrived at London on the
18th.
There was nothing of an exciting character in
the political movements in Great Britain. The
discussions in parliament were upon the East
India trade-lrish Regstrat'on-heform Of the
conit oil ohancery-Duty on run, &c.
mere was mol nuch cnahge ~ 'he COTTON or
"ia'n market IL any ihihg' oo'h ar''ces were
", m. '1"er;
ing -onaoh tunes VI reo' Nu' sayS' 'lne ue
ssi,ss 81 yea ,of nome consu1'p'on increased
, WEEK 10 4o4'ooo IDS oe'"g .a'ne1 aconS'oera
a e aus 'len.a'.'n On 'ne p'esI' IN l. ~
10y '',e lnd'he' mas oeen IA se'y uo S'a'e anu
mere mas not Deen the least a''els''oh IN prices
n;.n ooe" sose'd' 81. :" lug 'a"u
~ r',,' ny an unusa' qoa"'"y VI sno". WHICH
n,u ,I h. a"o suoueny Law" .ay's away
IL -. INNS sn1 oe'"'y"s "'o" property
""r"u1o WAN ,nss ., ms
'o u'ea''u' .. '"1 na"'es S'ea,'-
OF OF on ".' voyage Ho" D.p.h " ,to"uo"' ." inc
w. u a"'eu '''a, ou' " ''A'f-'"' f's-
'"ss's o.' 'oo' VIZ '"'eu q,
a., ~ 10 ~ ~ VI ou' s"'e "'i' .ne
=, -" =; 'e news IRON NINA ." ,ne
mS'e VIZ nus o,Ias"1us nu. 'ue acoou".'
III W. " ne Lo"uo" papers sene,a,y
E nu aS ~ ao . .au oeen rece.vea ~
,h .onn,g ,'e',, ne suuoen g'oo,'' .'''o"
ranor, NV ,s,o NO. u I'D. up pa %
.h., Cb. bos =, noI n' al. ~, Ch ie on 'h..
no, w.. ps;,;1 lau oeen Ms "n"e'o' anu
''. IN" S n''S" '',p' "au oee' 'ai"eu
,v;,h fall f.a"h, ~ 'o was ~ sou =" "e .u"
A., ,ha Jaa az ',h c'I, passs'se''
,,t,,N.
Th., ;. - ,.,. ILL e. c,.:- a.. 49,.
,,,., h. 90. ,...;s .s,o o'a .''', ..'.
s. $500 ~ 30: ato'' .o .T"'o" pape.'
If ,ba IT, n.la ,h., IT, e ".oI h"a s"G,ad i.
zoo, aaea.;o L ;a' ',,'' a."o.. 'Du .n 81,
ssr;,s.;on b. ,h;". m" ;u1 pese, ne
IT, ~ "",on .. '''a Popaa' op c,n
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
ARRIVALS. cLEARANcEs, &c.


ARRIVALS. CLEARANcEs. &c.
Al Valparaiso Nov II, brig Grecian, Lemont
for leewsrd ports, unc.
Ar at Edgartown 14th sch Richmond, Ulmer
Thomaston tr Richmond, and sid 10th
Adv at NOreans 9th, sch Star, Weeks, fol
Portland and Bath few days
CIat N York 18th brig Cervantes. McMannus
Matanzas
Ar at Portland 18th sch Emma, wiscasset fol-
Boston.
Ar at Boston 18th sch Lochiel (of Castine)
Lufkin, Cape Hayten 29th ult. Spoke Both ult
lat 80 Is, lon 70 q, sch Gen. Tacon, of Boothbay
lm Wiscasset fir Trinidad
Also ar sch Texas, (of Boothbay) Emerson,
CIR. Gallon, La. via Gloucester, with navy tim
Der; sch Jane. Miller. Frankfort 10Th ship
Medford, Thomas, New Orleans Both, s, w. Pass
3lst ult. spoke Sd inst SO miles w N w of Tor
tugas, ship Rochester, owen, NOreans for Cork
which reported ship Caspian, Patten, (ot Bath) Fl
Boston, badly ashore at the Pass 3lst when the r
came out.
At ST. Thomas LIST inst brig Frances Louisa,
Moulton, of Bath, from Martinique for Whining
ton N G. ar Goth; sch Cornelia. Patten, from
Marie galante, Just ar and others
Ar at Havana goth ult briggs Sabine, Merrill
Bath; Ceylon, Trott, do. In port, Denmark.
Wyman, uncer
Ar at .Matagorda Ilh ult sch Tippecanoe, Til
der, Belfast 2s-experienced heavy gale Sd and
4th. and lost boat
Cid at NOrleans 9th, ship Queen Victoria,
Thompson, Liverpool. Adv ship Constellation,
Houdlette, Boston, cargo partly engaged. Up
9Th among othsrs-for Liverpool, Manchester ;
Trenton, 9Th; North America. 9th-ior Havre,
Hanover. next week--tor Portsmouth, Globe,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
: - :
M A r RED.

In this town, on "Wednesday evening, by Mr..
Ellngwood, Mr.. Nathaniel Clapp of Nobleboro,
to Miss Lucy d. Robinson of this town.
In Topsbam on the 23d inst. by Rev. T. N.
Lord, Mr. Thomas w. Newman Of Hallowell to
Miss Caroline F., daughter of Nathl Green,
Esq.
In Bostin, Mr.. VIM. Henry Vanhorn, of Bal
timore, to Miss Miss Sarah Huff, of Edgcomb,
Me.
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: . 3 : 3 8 !

~" Caergymen, Saperintendents and Teachers
Of Sabbath Schools ~9geats of Religious news
papers and periodicals, co Postwasscrs and Book
sellers, throughout The sesaiEy arc respectfully res
cues,ed 10 act as our agents. E7>No letter will
be taken fsom The Office unless post paid.
To Publishers Of Newspapers stronghold
the United States.
~ Newspapers Of Magazines copying the. above.
entire without any alierstion or Enlargement. Gin.
cludins ,iis notice. and giving il - ias;da iossr,
tons, shall receive copy OF The work tsu6jref 10
their ordsr} by sendias!i:s c, to the putlisl<s.
Dec. %. isi2wzo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
DIED,

In Bristol, Mr.. JOSHUA T. Ford, aged IA
formerly of Duxbury, Mass.
In Brunswick 20 inst. Mr.. David Kincad aged
&C years.
On board Ship Congress, at Havana, Mr..
Joseph Daskiell, aged % years. He has left a
wife and large circle of friends to mourn his
loss. Comm.
-FOUR correspondent does not mention his place
of residence, and we have no means of knowing
We think it is Phipsburg.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
Notice.

TWyHlS is to certify that in regard to Charlie s
n Hunter going into my store (about which,
many people have made great deal Of talk) |
have no suspicion that it WIS his intention to take
anything, because never saw anything in the boy
that appeared dishonest. lfdonc before people for
SPORT do not think he took anything while in the
store Z CONLEY.
Bath Feb IS, 184l #3w47