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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
NO MONOPOLY.
Important 10 Western Merchants 4, Proguc.


NO MONOPOLY.
Important 10 Western Merchants g. PrOguc.
DEALERS,
AE ERCHANTS independent Transportation
WI Line for the transportation of Produce aud
Merchandise between Pittsburgh and Philadelphin
and Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
The stock Of this line consists of The first cr,s.
spring cars, metal roOisand new decked canal Los,s
Merchants are enabled To have their goods CARRIED
by this line: with ms much despatch, aud IN A. r.oJ
order rs by any other line. The propriciors vii
give their whole attention (being free from an,
combination having declared themselves ,nJepcni
eni Of The other Lines, are determined nor d, ,,n.
bine with ihcm) and confidently hope that the MGR.
chants Of The Wesi will sustain them.
Expenses paid on oil goods consigned 10 The sub.
scribers without charge Of commissions. Goods
consigned 10 the agent at Pittsburg received al The
Steam Boat Landing and forwarded immediately
without charge for drayage.
ProPTisiOrs. KOONS, WILLIAMS & co.
Philadelphia.
II. L PATTERSON, Holldaysburg.
Agents, KOONS, WILLIAMS. & co. first
wharf above Race street, on the Delaware.
Philadelphia.
NJ. hIER, Canal Basin. corner
Liberty and Wayne streets. Pittsburgh.
Rei"r to Messrs Lyon. Shorb & Co.
} w BurbIidge & Co.
Wnllingford n Taylor. : Pittsburgh.
" MCNay, Hanna q Co.
" Geo Breed.
Messrs Wm & Stewart Co, Cincinnati.
mar 23-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

MOTE PAPER. Fine EurlIsh Note popor ,Ir;,
L and embroidered. A beautiful article. Jy.r r..
coivod and for sale by ROBE IL STEPHENSON.
April IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

A NOODRIClI'S series Of school hooks. Floet,c a.
NJ Just received and for sale by
ap . ROBE K STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

OOOKSTOBE and Periodical Office. No. I2I
ID Main street. Wheeling. The subscriber bo,
opened a bookstore oGd Periodical office al the obo,s
store, where may he obtained books aud stationary
~ great variety, also ngeui for most Of the pcriodi.
Gals published 10 PHILADELPHIA md New York.
Ap Is JAS. A INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

~ Bags prime Ruo Coffee.
20 5 hhls prime y Odcass Sugar. new c,o,,
500 los CARROTS Philadelphia Scotch Snon
50 bncs Mould and Dip Candles.
5 haif pipes New Yprk Branly.
Jud received auj Cor sale BY 80 REILLY
feb ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

~ lhfN n nNc OF Htln diu ore cuisiaillN manu-
inCturiug n general assortment Of Hats and Caps OF
the latest fashions, warranted equal II not superior
o. any that have been offered, which viii be sold
by the dozen or single A. the lowest prices and upon
ns favorable terms ns they can be had n the city
Hats ofaii kinds and qualities, also a general ASA
meul oimcu's and aud boys fur and cloth c,
They propose ~ furnish gentlemen With hats by
go year.
y. n. Hats aud caps made Ia order, also military
onfs asd ears made ou the shortest notice.
. They respectfully solicit a liberal share of public
ptfmrar~. ap Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
CAMPBELL,S WORKS

C~AMPBELI.S WORKS.
tS l. have been appointed agents for the sale Of
ali the publications oi Alex Campbell. a
De'hany Va, where merchants and Others can ie
supplied at publishers prices. 4 Iarg, SUNNY ;u.t
received and tor sale by
APPS ROBB & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

=
CON. nESNEO.V HOUSE
M NEW ORLEANS,
49, NiLooN' nf Wheeling. HENRY
~ WRIGHT. Of Rllirmurc. and HARVEY
GLEASON. OF New Orleans. have ErmeJ 60.
lafurrsha uEirr ihe mime and styIoa r
WILSON. WRIGHT a co.
lhf iff 81 tanslring = general forwarding
.Isiursa. "srdH4srig aa commission
sf NJ ~ f1Fiuss RI. Naa Orleans. 4ai ,iI :. r,s.
afrl D. maat ileuI advances 8H rlusirnmrprs D,
asF h To has- naa u1r favor Them with
NlfF uHl rH1rst.f 30 render safs.
fHti ancafuu Do iu.rusn1ns prompt
a tf rmrnurra
rEFfaH sCs rs wuFFIiv8
h hf H.. c.
Nf. .af Co..
N. Ian.H"
l-in g.. H Wet R'.yTr'sr
gn% hr. Hf- s. o. urr.ss.
49, a. sts r.s Sol nuueI sbaI. on
. ..a 30 b
IN % wTI-E"T-l5 bis Cd
.a
-
i,,s
rn mus 80 a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

IUSr RECEfNED n Low FOR CASH.
- 'ask Ssshng sds Bhls. Turpeuhne
~ hnaius " Dry white lead
Glue yellow Orhrc.
Gum Shsllac Gold hronzcs
Ground Jarwood. Copal a Jap. Nami.hos
tamNu-d : Jar enc Mustard
Eum LorNuud SWais's Pan,cea
4 hotes Chrome Green Capt Esia
yellow Sarapaulia sc.
Jun 25 ~ w. CHAPLINE. Union street.
nRUCS DYES PAINTS. &o-
IL Ca-k Chloride Lime. /" Sal Erains.
90 Orange shells. e Washing Ssir. S,cks Crude
salt Petre. " Vial Corks. Bottle " BIT romice
Stone. ", ale ~ Gan TO- o. w %CiIAPLlNE.
NEGErARLE COMPOSITION or
DiAPHORETlCP POWDERS Oaro Of The
vcFY best rcusdlcs fur colds and other infispost.
uons caused ~ suprressed pcfspiraisn ever vel
combined. Prepared for sale ~
a. AVERILL.
so B-u ~ Market Square.
MEDICINES. s..
WI ! cree Gun Amhic. Gum Copai.
! % Clamunto FlsWcu. Prostate q Potash,
lHaine Caisulcs. Chloride Line.
n W. CnApLtNE.
may II Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

STEEL PENS m assortment of genuine Steel
Pens. just received aud for sale al The book.
Store and periodical office Of JAS. A. INGRAM.
Ap 10 NJ. l2l Main Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
CAMPBELLS WORKS

CAMPBELLS WORKS.
1000 Campbelps Hymns.
100 Testumeuts.
% Sets MIllenuill Hlrbinger. will Christian Sys-
TEN, Catholic Debate, AomoniSm Unveiled. and
Duties Of Elders. ia large quantities. just received
and for sale at publishers prices bv
Ap 10 ROBB a STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

EHARIS' SOOTHING SYRUP-How many
thousands ofltle children die annually from
the effects Of PitOTR NCTED DENTITION. II
requires no argument TO convince YOU that all
lTIe children suffer sooner or later from the eff
fects Of teethIng, which their kind protecjo rs NAV
easily perceive, from the following SYMPTOMS
tesucssness, sndden fits of crying, fctful, fever
.i~h, and sleeps but little. thrusfs rs FINGERS INTO
MS mouth and bites, thereby seeming 10 obtlin
relief, frequently attendcd with cough, difficulty
% breathing, bowel complaint, Inflammation Of
me ey.s, and sores behind the ears, cor WILSON'S
&c. Those, who have the care OF these little
ones should never be without 'DI Pau.' Cela-
Drated American Soothing Syrup for Children
Cutting Eteth, by which they can prevent many
alarming symptoms, which often prove fatal.
Thousands ofmoihers and nurses can testify
10 the immediate effects OF this invaluable Syrup
with PAIN IN its gums, the Syrup, when applied.
gives NJ. mediate ease, bv opening the pores. and
healing the gums, thus preventing c5nvuls ons.
&C. TO the happiness and enjoy meLt % their
kind projectors.
.Entered t. an act Of Congress"-all the gen.
uine express this on the label.
NORTH
andbv CUETISS d. co. GENERAL AGENTS
ST CLAIR STREET. OPPOSITE THE EX.
CHANGE HOTEL, PITTSBURGH, a.
Also by John Fisher, Wheeling. Va. an 20
GAIT HOUSE.
Cincinnati. Corner eC Mum and Sirh Streets.
? Vie location Of Ibis house being central, half
way between The river and the canal. and
upon the highest level upon Main -, and conv..
nlent q all kIuus Dfbusiusss; togsthe- with the
late additions and Improvements makes II now
the Most desirable holel. i'm the city TOR merch Iu;s
and travellers On general. Fare not surpassed b.
any hotel In the city bills moderate. suitable 10
the times. Feeling grateful for past fav0rs, n ,pr
by stuct attention o. the comfort OF aIl who may
caIl To merit n continual &c Of public favor 90
literally bestowed.
n y A brick n bic il attached the house.
and good holsters IN attendance.
baggage taken 10 and from the river andcsnaI
free q barge when called upon
ap't 3u NN. p. MNRSH. Proprietor.
NIE PATHFINDER Or the Inland Sea. By
The author 's"iThe Pioncers' Last OF the
Mohicans Pmiiio' &c. ln two vols For sale
aitle store OF JAS, A. INGRAM.
may No i2l Main 81.
NEW BOOkS.-Pat,h Work. 10y Capt Basil
" Hall. 2 vols ~ mo
Carefon. tale Of Seyenieen Hundred and Seventy.
sE. 2 vols ~ mo.
Pooohouius. a Legend with Historical and Tradition
Dry noies, by Nh ~ NJ Webster
Memoranda. of Foreign Travels containing notes
olFmuce. Germany. Switzerland. aud llly. by
RIbcu J Brtckenrdre
Harp uf-vlvn. bv Edward q Jones.
BOZ, BOz-B1muby Rujgc "By Boz" uu
y hIfof Niclolls Nicklchy. Oliver Twist. Sc
b INSTITUTIONS by Cartermole and Brown. just re-.
.eiyrH lI ir slle no ihc bookstore ct
m. fV JAS TV.HNrF Nm TgI Main sf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

FDANCROFT'S HISTORY. q. STATES.-Jnsf
ID received he Sd vol. Of BancroGs History by
JOHN FISHER,
mar 10 1873 Main II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

= INNEN'S KENT@Thc most impor a y -
~ ofKcuisC Commemorate rcduredjot 10 queitou.
ing answers BY Asa kinuic Dor sale by
mar 10 John FISHER
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lust RECEIVED.

TASTE AND FASHION
SPRING FASHIONS FOR lS4l.
TaNIIE subscriber invites the attention u IN:
n friends and The public generally to the large
md splendid stock of
HATS 4 CAPS,
Now on hand At his establishment. MANUFACTURED
of the following fabrics. viz;
Gent, Gnc Beaver Hats on Fur Bodies.
DO " Neutrn, " do,
do = Short Nap " do.
do . Mol, SKIN SILK. DO. do.
do " Short Nap do Cloth Undertakes.
Cent 6ne Brush hats. or plain custom.
DO /" Cloth CAPS. new pattern.
Fuuihs and Boys Brlsh Hats. black aud white.
Youths and Boys silk do do.
do do Cloth Caps. variety Of patterns.
SUMNER HATS.
large and well selected assorIments Of Gents
and Youlh's Fash,ouable Summer Hats. which will
be sold Cor cash. on terms that cannot fail To please.
The subscriber having made arrangements with
one 81 HE LARGEST and MOST FASIIIONA.
l. ESTABLISHMENTS IN TIE CITY OF
NEW YORK. v 90 be enabled 10 furnish his friends
and customer at any time with
CITY MANUFACTt RED HAT.
which Cor lightuess. texture and durability of color
cannui b. surpassed IN the United States.
fVD'ORSAY PATTERN!-@
A few DOZEN DOray Pattern Of halls just reeei-
we'd from HARE's Fashionable Hat Store. Phila.
delpbm, 20 which The attention Of Gentlemen is
particularly invited.
TO COUNTRY MATTERS.
The subscriber has received his spring assortment
81 Hotter, siock and trimming; Gum Shelac, SILK
Plush. Fur auI Wool Hat Fsiis, &cs Nc., ali VI
which will be sold low for Cash.
\. NcCALLAM.
Opposite the Virsinia II ,el. lJ7, Main street.
Wheeling. May -. 1871.
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Simeo s. aouerttoer.

PUBLISHED TR-WEEKLY AND wEEKLy
At rtE coaNEA o. USto~ sSp wsrER srs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
MANI FACTORY.
1903. Main street. Whcelig, opposite
Mr.. Rohb's Chair Factory;
49, AVERY q co. respectfully in
~ t,1m their friends and The putltr
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e. X % G. Y R 4 n s

DURE Winter Strained Sperm Oil 2 casks war
rnnied pnre, just received and 6r sale Ly
feb "a NJ REILLY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29
THE HERALD.
Ewentp-S ebentb Con0ttsa,
FRS, Session .

Thursday June Is
In Tho Uo,se IN dav NJ, se,i.,,, oya,o, -,
,on e ,ing the hour f,on, Tho All, naa,;n ~ a., L
a, n o'clock Thi. Iooks no ~ ,ho Las WV p'
mined a, las, 10 nroceed Ia busines. in oa,nos
MIR Fllemore stated ,ha, the romm,,ac. ,.r,id h
no onpor,uni,y 10 consult In tho rnorrin 81 g. 49,
accommoda,ion he moved ,ha, ~ ,La rs >, I -,
the houso shonld adjourn at q o,clocL -, =, -, IIy
time for the committees Ia NEE, in ,he eyenio Tb,
was also agree 10 ntesume tho crn,,i,,"nss an W.
Dor, in the course Of nex, ,yeek m. hnsino.s go,
then be despa,cbed prettv fast
Several RESOLUTIONS of inoui,v ,,o,. ,,oso,,ol -
adop,ed All these looked IA the ,nucb ,,iLaJ ~ IT,.
always neglected subject of ret,ench,nen, "a ~, oo'
INV in the nubl ic exnendi,u,es anu ''o"'
Mr. John G Clark offered ,esoi,,io, e., m ;.,
ry bv select commi,,ee into ,Lo 80" r. ,,,f ',
by The house and ihe exnediencv f I;ni,i, ,
,tv al stationary u.ed Inv each 11on,t,' ~ IL f P
he hes, mode of sunulvi1g sta,ion,,y ~, ,ha 80
Mr. Se,gean, ,dvoc,,ed ,tis ,o-nII - uS u' -,
abuse of The contingen, fund Of DO He sa, ' liz
in regard 10 the enormons c,ne,so az ,s,,l 'iy
disgrace Ia the Hons. Sons I'd - ii.,'yl ,
expense ought TO be devised by cb,,gion q, h ',,'
al members the quantities they order n, anv o,,,a,
mode
Mr. Underwood said the expense OF stationary Tor
each member exceeded one hundred and twenty dol
'' =, ha ass SION .u.aol
the stationary here bot carry ,runhs IN S $500 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29

fo' the Herald
I.ASSTCTfDE

will cast aside my book The WEAKNESS
OF too much study presses on my brain,
And thoughts close fcters bind upon nv brow
lAke distraction, and surely will give DER
Morning hath found me here. aud noon and eve ;
And midnight, with iis deep and solemn hush
Has look'd upon my labor and the dawn,
With lis sweet voices and It's tempting breath
Oh has driven me 10 rest, and can bear
The burden OF this WEAKNESS no more.
have iorgono society and fled
From a sweet sisters fontness. and from all
homes alluring Establishments, and now,
When am ihirs,ing for them and my heart
Would leap a, the approaches Of Of their kind
And gentle Offices they not here,
And must feel that am all alone
Oh fer the fame Of this forgetiul world
How much we suffer, Were II all for this
We're nothing bu, the empty praise ofmen
The guerdon Of this sedontary toll
Were this worlds peushable honors all
would bound from its confinement as a hart
Leaps from its huniets-l}ui know that when
My name shall be forgotten, and my frame
Rests from its laboIs. shall find above
work for the capacities win,
And rs discipline my spri, here,
Ny Tyre shall breathe nobler strain in heaven.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29

We copy the following singular document from the n
Y Observer with the Obssrvers remarks inerspersed,
lust as we find them which remarks seyersy cred
i,sd at the bottom Of each such paragraph.
ADVICE OF THREE BISHOPS To THE POPE.
Had we called Tins article a
PORTRAIT PoPERY PASTED ny rAPIsTs
we should have given the reader clear idea OF what
is TO follow We copy from pamphlet published
ia French a, ToulOuse 10 1855, entitled Reply by
some members OF the Reformed church, 10 the Cirou-
lar Of the Archbishop Of Toulouse &c, 5h edition
The pamphlet from which we Translate IT, copies II
/ from ArchiUss d. ChrsflaHisne for ls2s The Arch
bishop sgans, whose circular II was addressed al
tempted reply but It's festlsnes' IL evidence OF the
authenticity Of the document, II evidence were want
ng after lhe authority gwen by de Archives OF CHRIS
uaniiy IN which appear The editors Of that ~oT'
accompany the article with Tie ioiio~ing remark -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29

.Matth - Christ in this passsge refers TO CON mon
among the Jews composed Of fuety hrs msn where
ia capital sentences might he passed whoh naeiae"'
MIGHT 4 srangl.d bcheaded this called The Jsg mef
no, tho sanhedrm Council Il supreme Jewish court
ne Of srsnly eo; which the highest crimes were
ed which thew they alone punished With stoSinE which
~, eop,is.r.d more terrible death than the former
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-27
For only Eight Cents q Copy.

This must certainly be pronounced the climax of
cheapness. 1t throws all the other Magazines in
the country, in point Of cheapness in the shade.
QjrPersons desirous of purchasing the back num-
bor of the Magazine, can now be supplied (as No.
has been reprinted) by calling at the Counting
room sending their orders to us post paid.
GjTSubscription price-S2,0O per year. Five
copies for $500. Ten copies for $500.
March 81, lS4l.
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OUR TABLE.

We have received number Of Ro6ens,
s.m;. Monthly Magazine, published at Bos-
,oo Mass. Ii is cheap and valuable mis-.
,elIany. An advertisement will be found
IL another column.
The Boston Nohon, is the larges, paper
k,blshed ia the United States, handsome
|r and ably conducted. Specimens Of both
nav be seen q! this Office.
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IN DANVTLEE, Pa.

Known as the UNION HALL" and has made
and completed an addition to the building which
gives him the most airy, spacious, and pleasant
rooms of any Hotel in the place; and he is deter
mined that the Improvements and additions to his
House shall keep pace with the growth and impsr-
tance of the town in which it is located and that
it shall be second to none. The house has been
thoroughly repaired, and furnished in a manner
which he feels confident will give satisfaction to Gus
toners. His TABLE will always be furnished
with the choisest and BEST and his BAR will be
supplec with the purest liquors. His stables al
ways well supplied with good provender, and attend
ed by careful Ostler His long acquaintance with
the business of keeping public house, together
with determination to use every means to render
satisfaction induces him thus publicly to encourage
his old friends to continue their calls and invite
the public generally to give him trial, and Judge
for themselves, as he is determined that the Union
Hall shall he kept in creditabe manner as any
house in Northern Pennsylvania.
WILLIAM HENRIE.
Danville, March 20, ls4l.--d
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NTuIRN1Ano

MARRIED--On the els. inst. by the
Rev. William J. Eyer, Mr.. MICHAEL
WITMEYER,o Of Muncy, 10 Miss SARAH
WHITENIGHT, of Nescopeck.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-27
Traverse Jurors.


Brier creek Mordica Jackson, George Freas,
Jr. a.t
Bloom = Samuel Mellick, Andrew Criveing, VAL
entne Bidleman, Daniel Hasenbuch.
Derry-John Blee.
Fishing creek-Moses McHenry, Peter Criveling,
James Haycock.
Hemiock--John Oil, Burtis Arwine.
.Jackson-Joshua Savage.
Limestone-John Caldwell, John Marshall
LiJefy-Rober Simonton.
Madison-Robett Campbell, Daniel Crumly.
Mount Pledsant--John Jones.
Mahoning-John Dean, Sen. Daniel M. Fox,
William Nariconk, Thomas Lloyd.
Monteur--John Bailor, Daniel Geiger, Andrew
Clark, James Barton.
Oraage-George Harman, Philip Auchcnbach.
Roaring creek--Peter Herbein, Jesse Price.
.Suga,i0ac-David Goulder, Daniel Ashelman.
KaAey--David Maxwell, James Blue, Daniel
Woodsde.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-27

famboat Sunk.-Great Loss.-On
Hd inst. the steamboat John Ran dolph
snogged and sunk few miles above
Orleans. She was bound for Nash.
Rzbad valuable cargo (say $500, ,0OO)
va! She sunk so fast that there was
lime for the passenger and crew to
in the boats. Not trunk or any
article was saved. A colored fireman
'lng. Every body else safe. Gen.
' one of the passengers, lost with his
about Is. 90 dollars in cash. The J..
I believed. went down in such deep
Mat i, will probably never be found.
Spirit cf The 7imea
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gKsg8Hxsse@

P.moval Of a Revolutionary Soldier
James Mosher. surveyor. Of the Port
Baltimore, enc Of the soldiers Of the
|olulion, and every way qualified to full
be duties of the Office, has been uncere-
Piously removed by Harrisons Fedora
finistration, and William Pickney ap-
bed in his place.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-27

New Hampshire, in the first State Flee
N for la4l, has set an example to her
\ ter States, the moral force Of which will
| fsl. and initiated throughout the Union.
rhe shaft and cranks forged at the Wset
bin. Foundry, N. Y. for the Government
inner. now building al Philadelphia, have
n shipped for that city.
rhe shaft is about l9 inches in diameter,
feet in length, weight l2,46l lbs.
The two cranks 1879 lbs.
Eimilar machinery has been completed
the ship now building at New York,
ch is said 10 be equal to any of English
EufacIure.
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UNION HALL.
Equal to any--SecOnd to none.

TEVHE Subscriber informs his friends, and the
II public generally, that he is now, not only the
occupant, but the proprietor ofthe LARGE .9.vD
CO.H.UODIOUST THREE ESTORYBRJCK
T4V.ER.N
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-27
Grand Jurors
For April Tern,--1s4l.

For .HprI Ierm--164I.
Jacob Garrison.
Deny-David Mccormick, Samuel Russell, Phil
ip Seidle, Thomas Forster.
Fishing Creek-Danie McTIenry,Jr.
Mahoning-Jacob Hibler.
MiNin-Thomas Bowman, Charles Michael,
Isaac Snyder. Peter Groover.
Mount Pleasant--William Howell
Madison-John Ewes, Henry Smith, Levi Bisel.
Roaring Creek-Peter Helwig, John Yeager.
Susarloaf-Asa Douglas, Benjamin Dole, Sam
ucl Rhone, Mathew McIenry, Samuel Hess.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-27

Pndiiion Of the New Fork Free Banks.
general panic appears to exist in New
+ In relation TO the notes of the "Red
+" institutions. BY law. these banks
TO have their notes redeemed
laany or New York City, and funds
|epcsited with agents for that purpose.
Pnsequence of the run upon them these
became~exhausted, and not being re-
fd BY the banks, the notes of most of
canno, be disposed of, except at great
pee. Several of them have failed en-.
+ and the banks Of the State generally
eliered TO be in critical condition, so
general suspension Of specie payments
Improbable. The Wayne County
safety Fund) is brokcn--capital
FIy sunk, and S50,000 lost to the Safe
lnd.
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|eep ii before the peopie.-Prices huc.u-
nore in America than in any other coun.
Next in England and next in France.
. last Of all in Cuba. II this country
b constitutes seven eights Of the cir
Fing medium. In England one half,
rance on eighth and in Cuba none at
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A AePRoCLAMATION.

Whersas sundry i'm 2or,ant and weighty
ha,lors, principally growing on, Of the con.
I,,;or of The revenue and finances of the
lpry, appear to me to call Cor the consid-
OF Congress al an earlier day than
h next annual session. ard thus form an
occasion, such as renders ne.
|essary, in my judgment, the convention
h the two Houses as soon as may be prac-
liable, do, therefore, by this my Procla.
alton, convene the two Houses Of Con.
less TO NEE, in the Capitol at the city OF
Washington, on the last Monday, being the
Riuy.frst day Of May next. And require
respective Senators and Representatives
en- and there 10 assemble, in order to re-
i've such information respecting the state
the Union as may be given 10 them, and
devise and adopt such measures as the
bod Of tho country may seem 10 them, in
are exercise. of their wisdom and discre.
bn, TO require.
| To testimony whereof, I have caused the
al of the United States 10 be heleun,o
liked, aud signed the same with my
Snd.
Done at The city Of Washington, this
seventeenth day of March, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
81 hundred and forty-one. and Of the
independence OF the United States
the sixty-liltl.
II w. H. HARRISON.
By the President
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Secretary Of State.