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NOTICE. THE ALPHABET FOR THE
In DEAF AND DUMB.-The undersigned ~.
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& CULTIVATION, MANUFACTURE AND
- FoRElGN TRADE OF COTTON Blythe
Secretary Of the Treasury-Senate Document -l2n
pages with Notes and Tables few remaining 60
pies ioi sale by F. TAYLOR price 81 cents
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9 TEVENS' NEW BOOK ON THE RUINS
- and AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES IN CEN
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&c this day received for sale by F. TAYLOR, TWO
volumes, with many engravings. june %
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DARIS EDITIONS OF THE ENGLISH Lam
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about one half the price of the London copies Just
imported direct from Paris, by f. TAYLOR.
Moores Life of Sheridan, vol.
Moore's " Travels of an Irish Gentleman" and Me-
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HalIam's Literature of Europe, vols.
Selections Of the best articles from the Edinburg
Review from its commencement 6 vols.
The Living Poets of England, vols.
Sharon Turner's History Of the Anglo Saxons 3
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Ayscough's Index TO Shakespeare, vol.
Buwer's Monarchy of the middle classes, vol.
Hume and Smolet's History of England, with the
continuation 10y Hughes, ID vols.
Life and Adventures of Jonathan Jefferson Whit
law, Scenes on the Mississippi by Mrs. Trollope |
Sir James Mclntosh's History of the Revolution of
1856 2 vols
Gibbons Essay the Study of Literature, with
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DANTOLOGY, a Systematic Survey Of Human
IL knowledge, illustrating the History, Relations,
Uses and Objects of all the branches Of Science with
Synopsis OF their leading facts and principles and
select catalogue of books all subjects suitable for
Cabinet Library-,he whole designed guide 10
study, and as popular directory Literature, Sci
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Just published and this day received for sale by F
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IL Translated from the German of Leonhard.-and
edited by Professor F. Hail. just published and for
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THEOLOGICAL COLLOQUIES, by Rev T.
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and practical, founded on Scripture and Reason de-
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CHARLES GILMAN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, QUINCY, ILLINOIS
Will promptly and faithfully attend to any proles
sional business entrusted to him in Western ilIinos
and the river counties of Missouri and Iowa above
Hannibal
gJParticular attention given to the collection Of
DEBTS.
Refer to Hon George Evans, U. s Senate; Hon
Elisha H. Allen, House Of Representatives. julyl.t
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Busby's Visit to the Principal Vineyards of Spain
and France, their Methods OF Cultivation and of ma
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The Culture ofthe Vine in France Italy and Swift
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Marshalls Rural Economy of the West of Eng
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Agricultural state of Great Britain, | vol.
Outlines of the Husbandry of East and West
Flanders, vol. London.
Natural History of Vegetables, by B. S. Barton,
MD
Anderson's Agriculture
Smiths Flora Britannica, 3 vols London
The Cultivators Almanac, 1910 and 1871
Report of the Secretary of the Treasury to Con
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reign trade.
On the Culture of the Beet and on the manuiac-
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Cobb on the growth ofthe Mulberry Tree and the
Culture of Silk % cents.
Childs Botany, ninth edition
The Flora ofthe District of Columbia bv Brcrcton.
Loudons Cycopedia of Gardening; do do of
Agriculture do. do. of Plants do. do. of Rural An
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ZOOLOGY AS SCIENCE, applied to the Re-
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discovery OF Coal BY John Rookie, / vol London
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"A VIE CURRENCY OF THE u. STATES,
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OUTLINES OF ANATOMY AND pHYSl
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

FRONTIER DEFEScE-YhiIe we .r,.,,,i,
Prehens'"n OF any speedy, or ovca rem Ite. c,Il,.i, +,
WIN Great Britain. we cannot but e1pre,s our "a,
Prise aud regret that - lille interest op,as,s T., D.
= ! iIr Tie protection Ofour Northern frontier F,,n
pu.'o TO NiacAinac-cSey foot Of which in ncce,s
30 7" az eheihy-inero are not fifteen hundred fro, ma
stationed! Not Is thcrc a single fyri,, ,,r,,sa," .
q single hiOcA house or broasi work. nothing Will
N,'i' ne si"t.e5i appearance ola Drifc,unu, "a
"Ho'e ""fders perfectly. shanslessly. c,no,eJ. III.
"p'n me opposite shore. there are numerous de,,,.
" ~ mu"'iohs-!urts garrsons, block houses. Ee
well fortified aud well manpeI Al -, ~
d'ysmlrch uf tic lake. here are NOR, ,L,n :, d"
a'u veteran disciplined troops, really at a nomonl,.
ir'Ie', 70 enter upon all the duties Of sanruinarv
"arIare-DcJoif 1dr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

hE"lNENIAL SCHOOLMuSTRESSES-Ucr
Majesty hos, within the last iaruiybt .iyncI , -,
raH iof 90" appointment ola s,hoJlmi.tress 90 every
regiment 81 cavalry. and even regiment. battalion. or
dcpo 81 infantry. Her duties will DO 10 instruct tho
female chlIrcn 81 soldiers zoe reading. writing. arih-
neic' am plan needle work. Dor his. she . 10 o..
coIvo @ salary Of 2OL 70 yc1r. or. vyhc7. n rry,gcp, M
infantry is on detached service, o. in depot at the ptc
81 80 a COMPANY. The want Of such a por.1n has
long been ioirutbc service Gf. hitherto. although
ample pfo'Isipu has been in existence Cor tho iustrsc.
ii'h 'i i' sons. none Dos, until ihe present time. ever
been 1G-rdrI 10 rc daughters Of a,IH,rs Ub,re,
eru 3D. pIssi5Io, uIs intended That ibis situation .t4g
Do Oiled D. tHe wife Of 20 Immss officer
Of DE regiment 60 which Do. b. appoiuioJ-Dallin
Wl.fisr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
From Me Dltcoit Adre,n,e,
a -sUBTREAsrRY CnEsr

We had a hearty laugh the other day. over a mon.
sirons IRON Sab Treasury Chest, sent on here by the
General I-'crnmcni, Tor Tie use Of Mr. Land Office
itc'iNer hehrsley. IL Is some ten feet IN height. and
daily pfopDriioned; with an immense door larye cn,uyb
Tor a pair Of French ponies To pass through and with
q S"i'cIent interior 10 furnish sca-rJum for a "inycn.lo
seventy Four'-it Weighs some five or SIX tons. and
was brought 10 This city al an expense Of about $500
.''tn'' ahi yet the Sub-Ifeasurer makes no use Of
F" ~ Is deposited in one Of our hardware stores. a
monument Of the folly Of Treasury humbux. The
Ft'J'f might carry This chest with him pn his NEXT
e'ec'i'neeIng tour u would very Ercibly iIlustnlc
70 lho people Iho beauties Oftho bill which has bces
DNsPhem"usly termed "ihe second declaration Of indo-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

ATTEMPT IT. BJRS 4 WuaLryg SYtr w. o,o :,
.o'HeI by The Newport Or. II Mercury, III At a letter
ron CAPT. SrsTolI. Of tho whaling shin AuJIc,
CiatA'"i Newport. TO his owners. daled ST. Cathor,cys
Al. 4'' ISL states That he had put into .hat ror
- y - en,rc thlee men. for the Consul 10 send
ship. One Of the men. named WIN R,nEio IL s
n''IAh' embossed before tie Consul The, he put Ere
20 'mo tam Of eoiRbusiiblss at the insiigation ofWm
riaAneid and Henry Wood two seanen bclop,ing ..
me sh'p. The fire was communicated through In
%T''o ~ '"S preeasiie b%iIk-heed. but was fortunately
errnaai,S p'ioi1" hai done much damage. aud was
e''nsul'ned IN about fifteen minutes Inc onIy r.a-
son gwen Tor their diabolical conduct was ,ha, ,bev
mihsd 20 gelclenr Of paying large bills which the
ship had against lhom. - "0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

IHE BrcsEYE PLcEiN-Yesterday appoured ON
iho irp oi the central dome of The Capitol. which spf.
mounts ihc R5unda. 3 man. who muuntcd The rail
which c1circles 1ui giddy elevation, swuLg bis hat
% Doe bad been Standing on terra fma, and cried.
tiIifa Tor iippecanoc. Many strangers we're alpn
600 the top 10 The dome, md were startled az ibfs ~.
hIHIon. az we'll ne slarmed for he mans salofy-
Ih"J Thought BE- was crazy. The attendant reb,,le5
HnI ordered him down. INT man. said he. do Won
ih"k ~ come dowo 81 yoyr bidding 7 come all
I1g way from Ohio. under promise 90 fulfil this vow
H4rrah Ter IvYeoaa co." be cried saain. .v,,,.,g
IIs bat "Cona down, sir. SAID the attendant ,u,
much sharpness and determination. Tut. man. ,,,
j. nl Two done o. once more. as vowed aHg,,,E
FER ITrsro7ec' There sr. nou Il come d,tp
aus I'd" ready 10 @ bach o. Ohio -TtI - Amsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

NiRIiNlA-Tho General Assembly Of virginia
on wednesday. elected John Robertson. Of Rehm,nJ
and James Il Gholsou, OF Petersburg. Judges Of the
General Court, Mr. Robertson was elected to lhs new
1udge'hip created N Richmond. for the hearing and
deciding OF Chancery causes. which have accumrla.
Ted 10 ihnI degree to amount to a denial Of ingico
MI. GholSon was elected to succeed Judge Mason. il,
tho Soulhampi n circuit.
Mr.. Robertson was he former member Of C,,c,.s
from the RIehmon city district. Mr. Ga .ls,, 49,.
'''"eiy 4 hamh'r OF Congress from the MccAlenburg
''''''H ana - an accomplished gentIcml1. and
sound Hni able lawyer. The Richmond Wing say,
Inc elevation OF two such men Cs he anil Mr. R,.
beTtson) To the Bench, il ercIuable In the I.,i,I,
lure md will redoun! 10 the honor OF In, C,n,n,r
wealth"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

sroP rHg RoGUE.-A man named Cl,r.do..
Serm'n. on tho night Of the 18th. nj the house OF
Mr. y smith. Wegco creek. Q miles below hero
got ~ and pnt on Tho clothes Of another pcr.
son Sleeping 10 the same room aud decampcJ. Tho
e'o'hcs stolen were a new fur cop. slogy bouts hall
worn. toionis well nailed. DARK corded cnsbmere
pints, dark brown cloth over coat with velvet ON IN,
euis and pocket Flaps. velvet stay on Inc back be-.
tween The buttons, blue black cloth frock coat
somewhat worn. Skius lined with silk, and a ss
velvet vosi. yellow lowered.
He also ton with him. property ns oIlows n gold
lever watch, marked jas D Mos, LiverpooL. No5I57
herd cmoreilcd diol. double backed. One sjO. Ind.
ana State Script I 80. Stale Bank a Indian,
Note J $40. Illinois payable NJ Sha,ynectoon ana
~ m small brlls. 3 notes Of hand. one on n Robeu.
aiCincinnlu iof $JO5 One on Sm,thson Of JenL
Ny ~ s8J3. aud one on WeimJr Of Ausnsfa. Ky
lofs453. $500 endorsed on the bacs payable g.,
CALVIN y shaver be was a man about 30 ye,s r..
age feet 9 % 3 inches high, browuish herr. apdy
beard, 70 whi-kcrs, his hair. was thin and sbo1 .e
"'l1, h'i ne fore hugrr 81 bis lch hand cot oT clo.o
red Lace .hls s-eoniused look when spoken N.
reward n ESQ is offered ff the rss,,c,y n u.
and aff,s' he thief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

The Ne" York Courier and Enquirer ihus e7osk.
81 the state OF uiIirs ~ Wrshug,,rn
We are happy 10 add, from The samc poJ,ub,sJ
source That The personal relations between Mr.. Fox
The Brush Minister, aud Webster, are Of The nosl
friendly naturei AMI that both VI them have Jis,iuciIy
sad wIilIIn the lat icw days, that there is NOT the
s,'gh'es' probability Of any hing occurring T., disturb
NE anlrnbie relations EXISTING between England md
lac United SIatcs. The visit of Mr. nuenden .,
LockpoH' IS moro for lie purpose of cIhrbIiin = a mo.
per interest Ia The Trial Of McLeod. than 10 ,,aLa an,
demand for his release. There Is nothing Is The off.
'iaI coinmonicati"n Of Mr. Fox to Mr Webster. of m
riieusiye character.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
DRY GOODS Ar AUCYrIov

ME remaining stock OF goods ct VIM Chnplinc.
Il N S'ls. will be offered at public sale ia the E
Store room corner of Main 81. and Market Alley.
Hi"si "i the goods ie Ut an eIcellsni qualify. com.
priSins a line assortment of CassImeres. Ncstirgs. Cal
icoes Ne. whiGh will Ice sold ma quantities 10 suit
purchasers.
lefms"i sale all gums under ten dollars cnsh-uver
Ten dollars ninety days reJit-purclasers giving nosc
with approved endurscrs.
sac 20 'ake pl"e on Wednesday March 2I;h. At
lOoClocki a VI. = BRADY,
:. ). SHluNER.
mar 23-5 III. w. CliAPIINF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EE1ll.L he sold at public Auction uu Tucslav the
SOFA March lSIl nj the late residence OF
ltichard } Garwood Esq. un Market street. common
eng nj 10 O'Clock \ NJ the Household d Kitchen fur
nIlnre belonging To the Estate of the said Garwocd.
Should the said sale not be completed on the 3Oth
i viii he continued on the 3lsI Of March common.
cling at the same hour.
TERNiS.-Al sums under 500 C,sh, over 20 nud
unders 80 n credit OF fur months. over $50 a credit
oisiI months, where credit is given the pa, chastr 10
give bond bearing interest from day OF sale, with ap-
proved security.
BRENrLINGER * SuALLCROSS.
HarSS Auct's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

M'srs Gales * Seatcns Ia looking over the vast
m"''iIHde oi Nis'iers nj the Capitol yesioriay. my eye
res'ed uioh General Miller, Of Massachusetts. and !
was asi"nished a. well a. crauiel To- fuI thai he was
san able 10 bear the GIigucs of Office.
n 'hc npble hearted General moved along. scarce
ly toueh0d 10y ihe fangs Oftimc, | " $ irfssisiihly ear
nea an imagination 10 the battle ground of Bndgrwa.
Ter and the height ut the head Of Lundy's Lane. Pre-.
snining That a sketch Of al in.iisBt ma JIsi gallant Sc
'on would lot DC uuiniere,;us Ca Jogr readers a.: he
pfesen, u'ne. l have takea the LJ,r;y - sae..si 20.
inc following, whioLi t-u,s yDs wi pl5.s..
huurs. very so-J5c,.-.y y
WAShINGrUN.M l.la =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
NOrICt

y pursuance To- a writ of al quod damnum issued
q :r'in the Clerks oil e of Ohiu county cour / md
to me directed. | shall proceed un the lOth Jpv of 4.
prtl next To hold an inquest Tor the pLrpusc OF ascer.
tanning what damages shall he assessed 10 the prnpri.
ciors ofl0is No l2j. 1876. 1917. las. N 1879. 1874. 1876
X l3o, lying and being in the sguore bounded by
Madison street Fourth street; Market Alley and Mur.
hei SAGE through which II is proposed To conduct an
alley ten feet ia width from said Market Alley Ia
Madison street taking five feet ufTuf each ofjhe above
named lots. The inquest will be held Oh Inc rrcmi
SIS AMI all interested ran attend
]. W. MrTCUEI /. ID. s.
mar lI-3w for IL. Hurdes'y. =. q. {.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

SiioES-A shoemaker ia London has vr;t,., q
'o'lnie on me ara Of shpo-mlking. The 6Ilo,yipq
10 the month Of March in Gotham. ~
Lei urn well Hammered sole protect ,,oy fee,
i"''lgn ireezingsuOws. and rains. and s,,k,ng sI..t
s""'Io 'he hig last extend Tie shoe too Wide.
&c" sione viii wrench tn unwary s,ep aside.
T sudsen turn may stretch the swelling vein,
Ahd when too Short the modest sb..s -,
iouHJ1dso the seasons by your shouting corn"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

"IEATCROP or OHfO--By an article i, a late
Ci"ciHnau Chronicle. as made up from returns rom
Tt Iofs OF Cleveland, Cincinnati. Portsmouth. and
60. " 'p'ears 'ha' me Wheat and Flour exported
from Obio, during the past year. has boeo co,,t ~
'ishi nhlioDs II bushels. This Is OF course e,,lYsyc
% nc vasi amount Of home consumption. The s,Dc
a'lcIe esiimnics the last years pmduct Of Indian C,,o
/" ONO 30 ihiry millions OF bushels. Wbnt n sol.
= C'I', - shown from these item. alone. when We
wIdCuo@--BaL Pat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
SONG OVER a CHILD

~ BAEEY CORNWALL
Dream, boby. dream,
The STARS are glowing,
HuGr ~ th0u the sircamf
lis softly flowing
All gently glide the hourz
Above 900 fcnpoat luwss
Below are fragrant nJweu
10 silence growing
sleep baby sleep
TllI dawn Tomorrow
Why woulistihuu wosp
Who know 10 uHf sHrun1
Too s1 % come pain llI I,lu
Too s1ln 70 cause iDr Tours
81 from Thy future yoar
M sadness borrow
Dream. baby. dream
Thine cYo-irls culver
kn1Nost thou The theme
Or yuu s1ii uver'
VI slHh BE- calm. be slfo.
luf.IInc gentle pure
g. -hIl fhy lie onlura
Like mine. ~ ever
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

ANOTHER BORN DEMOCRAT."-A. Mr. Sam.
vel Il Williams. IN The last Enquirer, informs The yo
u OF me Ie''h Legion thai no was "bom and bred a
Democrat Ufihe JcfItrs, iiun school" II s,,J d.,
an hour after this natural democrat was dshorcd lin.
TO his breathing world" he delivered a learned de..
seTlaii0n Oh the resolutions ui 'gS and 80. and tb.t
ever since ho has bouIo tho title Of the ".re coe,us
democrat lie IS a ft representatives Of the tenth 10.
IUn-Hehcrsbnrr M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

CEN GAINES sUIr-Gen. G,ioe.. .,i, ,-,;o.,
u. Che" and oihcns, Is ia az Ger preIicam.ni.
Gen. Gaines wants % prlresI IL, tho ,,..
according % rhc rules Of Cb,ac,ry r,,rp.a
''Wn by ue Us Supreme Couu. m. di.r5ct 49,
"" h'i psrnt o. Tho supreme crru r, hag 55ra
', p''cI i7 rnIupsl him o. confirm o, fba.o r,Lyy
'' .n' ln'y Condo D. regularly 10 reverse Die dar..r,
II. | I..'9 'i p"eIce. o. often as 30 De- brought Dp
..' I-l''Ie1.'n. Tbey cursmrly rr-r.t Ala.
.' sr'urea-tIrys Iv b. ,mlrrf.
ta a'll'' 1f1 mans ushls-l8i t,ry NJ.
'ncsi-St L.au Cl-sus. "o ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
PATRIOTIC SONG.
bI THOMAS WELLS Esq.

hh THOMAS WELLS Esq.
AIS-"Seots uGa hoe.
Lot The feosi with joy be crowned
freely let the cheer abound.
Ffes.y let the toast 90 round,
Wave the festive strain;
fledgc.-ihc glorious race is run.
fledge.-ihe contest now is done;
Pledg'!-Ihe victory is won:
Peace resunesh her reign.
Fend and party strife are DER. %
DiscUrI's Voice i heard no more.
joyous pcels from shore to shore,
Echo loud and lsng.
Gathering Ihrongs and banners gay,
Trophies arms and bright array,
Grace The glorics of the day.
FESTIVAL aud song.
Chosen Of The people FREQ,
Pafriut son Of Liberty,
Hcuris and hands are pledged 10 thee.
Good as Ihou art great
ChIei!-m % ofpcul med,
Called the nations helIa TO guide.
Der The )nation's wcul preside.
Ill tie chair Of State.
~
Star ascendnnt,-herald bright
Breaking ON tho gladJencd sight
Millions hail thy dawninr light.
Bnght'nIng more and more
Star auspIciouL-led by thoe-
Through the storms ofFaciion's sen
Thou the shining guide shalt be-
Pointing 10 the shore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23


THE STEAMBOAT UTICA siatcm. nts
nave been nj ute IA regard - the Utica. nnns of ~ lirii
are correct. We gave te lois a. we have ,hen Luna
Capt. schultz.
The Ute. lcn thi. CITY ON S,,ur i,y m,rning AZ
> otiock. with SOveoaOr Sarari. and a party ufcsns
ne.pei' 10 proceed up the North River as lar as tho
oruhi'ry boats were running. Al 3 O'Clock. tL,s Utica
reached Ne" lia'u5arg. whcn Capt. Schultz propos-
cd 10 uy IN. bat through the leo a short distance,
80 give a PRACTICAL experiment, of ,yb,, ro,I no d,,c.
Ito P'occeied through the ice. which was from II 1,
~ inches h'ek. for about three miles. when il be-.
came DARK. aud the company declining To land. tho
steam w"' let oil. aud the boat remained in hat posi
u"n I u innrnins when steam was again raised. and
The boat proceeded TO Barnegat. within i,ur mic, og
Poukeep'ie. AT five o'elcck IN the alsrnoon.a Stage
fnon P'keepsie took o1the passensers
The Utica remained at Bsu,egat all nine o'clock
yes'crd"y morning AMI ARR ed at tho wharf. foot oi
Cortland street At 3 O'Clock in tho afternoon. At n1
time Was the Utica brought 10 Il stand-N. Y Com
ADJ.
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AVERY LITTLE NOW Tnry

VERY LITTLE NOW AND Doc,o, 9"
SAID a certain squire. after reading The prescription Of
a physician whom i'll health had obliged HIM 10 c,n.
suit do you think that a very lille spirit, uo,y adj
men would hurt mo very murhr'-"Why. no 81. :
answered NE doctor very deliberately. II do not
snow That "A little nDyS aud then would h.rt you v,yy
much; but sir, # you djni fake any. il wOnI huu Won
atalL" S"u
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