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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
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andSaiurday. al | o'clock, 4. NJ Departs sam,
day az o'cIoch y VI
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NJ; Departs "Wednesday. & rclu,k. A. NJ.
Letter. intended ilr thr morning mails shonld b'
deposited by 4 O'Clock Iu ih- morning.
Inland postage Of for,,rH letters must be invari
bly, paid.
Office open a, I0l o'clock, 4 VI.
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T. NJ. % not to interfere with the time of Publ.
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HOUR. dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
NOTICE TOHOUsEKEEPERs

u ME subscribers beg leave 10 inform The ci;i
4 zens Of Wheeling a,j v,cInitv. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No lI3 hlnia street, Wheeling. Va.
where may be found extensive assortment OF
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glas-es P"riml
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting of
Feather beds, bolsic-s. Pillows, curlcd haIr. Spanish
moss. cotton, husk and spring ma'iiusS,s; together
with full assortment O.. tht latest STYLE and bees
flushed FURNITURE ever offered in this CITY; aII
ct which will he sold ON hc most reasonable jcrm-
and trarrGu'C I'd.
Also looking glass Platcs, mahrc1uv vcnrcrs
NaruIsh Sp uI.h moss. sc 40. constantly ou Luud
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article oi
furniture on the accommodating terms aud a
short notice.
Carpets made aud put down.
Orders In GAINESVILLE can Dee lrn with J. I. AD
ANS & Co
Jan - NENDEL & HARBOUR.
The GAINESVILLE Republican wuI copy % the
mount ofrliree dollars and chu--c This Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

>. LOWRY IHs tHhou lIa shop ON Union street
- next door io DE drug Store OF Dr. ChapIrn- ami
''r'..s 'a"i OF j. NJ. EIsHirId. where De b. pre-.
''''I '' "I.'Hd promptly % a.iorlors boz the lrc ~
bis Urr'res.ru g3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
a BARGAIN

HIT1R RENF-Thc Store lately occupied hy r;
a X Swclrugcu will br rented from irc pros.
cni time % lho lst OfApuI. ] sl3 Cor SIJO Az.
ply i' a. CALDWELL.
urI AGO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
And oil druggists Ware.
: Plain, Pressed ind CUT

Astral shades, : Made by the best work
Lamp g asses. 5 wan in the United States.
All the above Articles now ca hand and lpr
q ale low b for CssH than the same quality 81
ware can be purchased at any other factory ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
a. IilAs sTil'I.i.
TN AND suEET IRON WORKER,

TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
As removed tu the ship formerly occupied Iy
IL DR. FrOsscll, next dnnr 90 the Mayors office
Oh Main street, where bee hls on hand beautiful
assortment at Sheet Iron NOT I'm Wrrc for sale
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. at the lowest pfi,.
O..
Custom work in tin and sheet Iron neatly and
promptly executed. variety oi FANCY wor,
made and for sale
lis friends and the public generally are resrec..
fully invited 10 cali ur him, and examine has large
and elegant siock
Every description or Ismps rep. ireL at shorr no.
ice. Ami II I~i2
ERENS so 81 uuu 80 90 Is. Mathew Ir.p.s
N copaO Church for sa,c low.
MP % n MILTON MILLER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
OLD DOMINION FLINT GLASS
WORKS.

TE1If. subscriber has thc pleasure of informing
his friends and III dealers in FLINT GLASS
thar his new csiabJ-hncnt is nov % full opor
atoa. Having engaged some Of ~ Q best work
men in the Eastern cities, nc is prepared 90 lJr
ui.h every auIcie IN the linc aud many NOT
before ~ q IN the West.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

DARTNERsmP-rho undersigned have
this day entered I1tp partnership under lu,
mas Of johnson a Zane mud will continue rHe
CO, mission and Forwarding bU-iuc,s rn Toe house
foi crly occupied by johnson d IippucDu OH
w ceiling Island. Va.
JAMES JOHN SON.
m 20-W ORIDTF a ZANE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
WAR WAR! WAR :
MEN, WOMEN AND.CIIILDREN,
TAKE NOTICE

RHY debts are Pressing and rnnst he paid
We and iA SELF defence ! shall bee compelled c,
hand over oil nv notes aud accounts 6t collection
before the ncNi Rue day. Those DESTROYS Of wing
COSTS will please call uu ruc immediately.
up 3l-cru = LONTUFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
EDLAIN INSTRUCTIONS To prcpar,

BLAlN lESIht tEIONS tD prepare and
n preserve from rust iron, cast iron aud s',cls
ard like ise o. cuvcr iron with suriIcc Of Cepp,r
Likewise q method of milking and prepariug the
gslvanic powder and priut. BY George johnson ol
New York, formerly ul Calcutta. The above work
will be published in pamphlet form iu the city 81
New York in the course at a few weeks. u viii
be one Of the most ugciul works ever pubfisGod.--
The author hn, secured Tie copy right hr the Uui.
fed States aud England Fhc work will be sold Iu
this city by the subscriber - cts per colv Iay-
able on delivery. JOHN ~ THOMPSON
nav Literary Depot. Monroe -
En- partnership hereto
q " FIRE existing between Tie subscribers ~ der
iie frm Of johnson & Hppiu'.u b. Ibis day ds.
soit cd by mutual consent. J LIypiuCUu viii at
tend 10 settling the business ofIhc firm.
JAMES JOHNSON.
ian 20 JOHN LIPPINCJTT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

SDriH9 fUH.isn--1-I2
ED ECEIVED 600. dsy utl11. hlliu street n rag
Eh, dozen fine Mole SKIN llais. direct from Nov
York coll and see them.
april % IS O. NCAIfAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

h.n T.Irr...u ur.sIY rIWHEr.fr
D. T.H.....I ,ssu -tnrI., nur.frr roo U.nr.au'.
LlfhEAEi bTar N' 81. Fourth street. between
Wool auI hrr.nf sfserf.. r.r.l.f-F D.. anal re-.
na0ird 1 suJsruaaf-. -.,ul.Iy packed. f.y H.s arr
IrH MIds
IEErs or rHr Iwm-fIe T-rH Cvgsp-.4f.I
uu HrFe double medium .Irr.f tgI.lr...f l.... .r
Ha JOSS price fTw1 DBIItrs r.e ,...v ug...fF.
ti 1a51v,e. or One DaH0r Ter SCR uaH. tt..
Is,Hea. Intended iDF Ice Iron CHy mIv .. a.u..f
io iUn su.#.rHaf au8 Will ha promptly araulp. f4
SH-ic suH.ar. hr sIIr 90 9 Monroe 90
Hr % rJIT. F TITJNpeDE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

III NILnfE.HfHec inr Ii'fu.is paper. SiIiSll're.
articles
H.h ' rnr0N1.e BACON. Eeaevay. r4rr,
laf' 'Hl l..'..f.. rr..H.a.n .aaF UuE.
Do HtNU-DE.
Hi..ef Space
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
THE CREAM REMEDY

tNoR CONSUMPTION oud LIVER COM
- iLANlN, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. PAIN
OR EtNNESS N rlll EEEAST C,ROI-p
~ tHU.DkEN, WECOPlNG Couch CkO.
+ NC COUGH aud al diseases OF ,hc pulm a.
/ N nI.nu-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

USI received pp consignment - packages 90
- renTa hr1rr and shoes. Also i1lrcs' shoes and
slippers of every variety GId kind. Palm Leaf huis
ladies straw hoods AMI h'uucls. winch wc will
sell low 10 ciusc. ifuppfci lar .u11.
PGNTONET ~ HARRISON.
ep9 Market Street.
q tINCiNNAT~TT Dried beef q very fine article
" just received and for s1e at the ffnv grocer,
store. mp > ] y EIINAkEh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24
Court OF Common Pleas,
Before Judee UlAhoeffer.


Frs. S.-Ddniel MaN0m VS.. EhcoOd sh-Eaise
imprisonment The plaintiff had BET in the habit of
visiting at the house of Michael Linn, No. 8 Third
Avenue, the counsel on the other side insinuating
that he did SO for the purpose OF having an occa-
sonal private and pleasant conversation with Linns
wife. This, however, Mr.. Blunt, in his summing
up, most roundly and positively denied. Whether
from experiencing twinge of "the green-eycd
monster, or otherwise, certain il is, that on the
evening Of the 18th Of August, Mr.. Linn and his Ia.
dy had most desperate quarrel, in which the late
ter so conducted herself to cause her better half
to make complaint at the watch house. Mallon,
as to what had happened, and, while Linn was abb
sent, went off to release her. They returned in
short time together. Mallon got into dispute.
when Mrs L. drew him into her room and locked
the door. The husband, hearing of il, requested
DR.. Irish to break the door open. The latter not
only did 80 but called chman and had the plain
tiff sent off to the fifth district watch house Here
he was placed in a cell and Kept all night, attended
by the various pameless companions that dog-days
and dungeon Of the the kind are apt to afford. No
one appearing against him in the morning, he was
discharged, ard soon afterwards brought the pre-
sent action Tor false imprisonment, the damages
land at $1,000. The court charged that a man is
lord Of his donicile, and can eject any person
from it that he fit He is bound first to order
him out and, in the event Of his REFUSAL TO exercise
sufficient force to put him out. But here his au-
thorty ceases Unless the person so elected acts in
a manner to cause q bre.ch ofthe peace, he has no
right to give him into cusody nor is any other per-
son at liberty to do so for him. The jury returned
verdict in favor 6fplaintif for $50 damages, which
covers cost Of court.
For pIsintiH, Mcssrs. N. b Blunt, and w. II
Harned-Mr. G. L. Brooks for defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

-TpE REyScrioSs BY THE SESATE.-The recent
reflections BY The United States Senate, Of Mr.. Bar
ker for Comptroller, and Judge Bradford for the
place OF Judge Hopkiason, arc but the ioreshadow-
ing Of seine very curious events. 1t is highly pro.
babc, as we think that Mr.. Tyler may not nominate
any other person TO the vacant Jadgeshp, in which
case there VIII be terrible fire up. Several hue
bred baskrupss -sA Clay men-wlll thus have their
hopes frustrated for want OF Judge to pass their
ease. They want their affairs settled, the delay
win enrage ,hsm; and we should not be surprised
10 see them unite with another body OF their fellow
citizens and form strong administration iparty in
Pennsylvania. At all events, these rejections seem
o BE- the frs: of series of movements that are des
tined 10 create giea commot.on, and perhaps ulti
Ina,eIy sao.hcr the Clay party in the smoke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

CnAruAM TnArEE Tile heatre.
going public s certainly running in favor of the legl-
innate drama. The Chatham Theatre was last even
ing crowded TO excess, witness the sterling pieces
of the "Wlie" and Money" The dress circle
exhibited brilliant display Of beauty and fashion, and
the debu,ant Mr.. Smith was very successful inst.
Pierre. This evening Mascot plays OtEee,a per-
Torrance which, like good wine, needs no bush.
After which 'Paris aad London" is to be performed.
This piece has been got up In very good taste par
ticularly the nautical scene OF the passage OF the
steamer Spit6re. from Calais to Dover. The active
manager announces an engagement with John Sci
ton, Esq, so celebrated in the part Ct Jenny
Twicher. 1t is his frs. appearance on any stage
for a period of three years, during which he has
been travelling in Europe. We understand he COM
mences his engagement on Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

sBozlAxA Who wants lock Of Dickens hair
We understand that the unrivalled artist, the great
Marlelle Of Maiden lane, was recently sent for TO
the Carlton House 10 cutiand trim the hair of Boz.
The arts, in cutting it of, preserved every particu-
lar hair, and took 1t oil with him as prize. 81
have the lions miue a,as'," said Marelle in exta
cy Won't you take a lock of my hair ~ asked
the pretty maid OF the Carlton. Not exactly" said
the artist, s,uing it into his pocket book like bank
notes. Since this has been known, Martele's place
IN Maiden lane, has been run down with ladies, all
askisg--" Ga give me a lock Of Box's hair ~
" do, give me the smallest mite ~ I" Do let me
have few hAiIsr Mattellc csuld have sold the
hal. for 1906 shares L. s Bank stock, but he prefer
red pres.n.ag gratis to his numerous fair custom
ers. A poet has began new e Canto of the Rape
OF The Lock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

M CHAIRMAN THsArnr -shakspeares tragedy Of
Ohello Is proauc ed to night with tremendous cast
Scott, Thorne, G. Mestsyer, Mrs. Thornc and Miss
Mayer sustaining the principal parts In addition to
which, the very successful burea of Paris and London
is performed for the third time. The scene representing
the stage OF French theatre, with view oil the
eeves we'll mericd applause does also the view OF
Paris from the road to Versailles with the rays OF
The rising sun painted by that eminent artist p Gtan
The acting Of Miss Mesayer rs Lady Volatil and Mrs
Thorne as Rose. highly spirited, and met with en-.
thusastc appreciation. N. johnson rs french barber
C. Messenger Is q Cocknoy Wallet, and Stevens as an
English actor, were admirable and also received .
deserved share Of applause We predict Tor Paris and
London atremenious run. s.ss..t. f...I L. fs..a
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

PHrLADELPHIA, Feb. %, 1872.
The Tyler dinner,yesterday, went on generally
in the natural way. This could not well have
been otherwise, as those who rarticipatedein il
were very respectable, and the amount of liquor
swilled comparatively small The object was 20
found an efficient Tyler party--one that can be
called into active support Of the President; aud il
is believed that this has been effected This hope,
| admit, was considerably dampened in the even
ing, when news came from Washington that the
newly appointed Judge, Bradford, had been reject
ed by the Senate. The friends of the President,
however, are NO less determined to persevere now
than before. Some Of the friends of j. w. Tyson
fear that this rejection is omncus oil his fate as
Commissary General. .-..-.. el a'f
Josiah Randall. Esq, is out in a card in reply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

BALTIMORE, Feb q, 1912.
Req. Mr.. Morrison's Lectre-Forrest- S. ntemees-
The Birth Night Ball ankrupss and Birth Day
Exchanges, SC.
Mr. EpIroR-
The Rev. Mr.. ]. II. Morrison, of your city,
lectured last evening before the Mercantile Library
Association. to very large and highly intelligent
auditory, on the moral power Of poetry lie is
not handsome speaker, but his lecture was most
excellent one, and gave great satisfaction to all
who had the pleasure of hearing it. He exhibited
very thorough acquaintance with the writings Of
all the poets both ancient and modern. The immor
tai Shakespeare seems to have engaged much of his
attention He spoke OF him in an open, liberal and
manly style-deyoid entirely of that prejudice SO
common among the classical order.
E. Forrest had a tremendous house last night to
witness his admirable personification Of Metamora.
Heis, in this play, without question, king of the
Wampoh6ass. Mis- Clifton will appear with him
TO night in the Lady of Lyons
William + Jackson, alias Stith, and James Ash,
who were found guilty Of q robbery which they
psrpetra,ed at Belzhoovers hetel some time since,
have been sentenced to the penitsntiary until the
TIN April, 1919. They were arrsnt scoundres and
richly merit their doom.
Tke great birth. night ball at the South street
the re was attended by about fifteen hundred per.
sous. IL was really magnificent affair, second
orly to the grand" Boz" entertainm Mt in your city
which, agreeably to your admirable and Superior
description, must have " capped the climax" The
price Of tickets was So and the receipts probably
SO 600 Thus Wenyss, himself very clever TEL
low, has made very clever s2.ck out oft.
We fall far in the OF your eastern and north
ern cites, in the way Of banRrupts Uptothc pre-
sent time, bat forty nine have made application "a
be declared insolvent under the general bankrupt
law and several Of them have been from the neigh
| bouring counties. The applications yesterday
were:0walter B. Kemp, of Frederick county; K
Cochrane and Robert Coehranc, of Baltimore
The birth day Of our glorious nations immsrta
chic fain, George Washington, was very generally
| and appropriately observed, showing the lamp o
patriotism which was lit up in the breasts OF tn
pilgrim fathers yet burns brightly in the bosons
| their sons. la. 80 -,
| Business continues dull. Exchanges ON New
Yerk, quote at premium; fh,iade,pnas' ~
discount: Virginia, 81 discount Rail Road orders
20 discount; Flour is $3.50; Wheat ITO l2o cents
| Nothing done at Annapolis. The weather Is cisa
| and pleasant. rours, nophNieN'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24
TnE sEAsox.--About six inches Of sno y fell on

TIE SEAsoS.--About six inches OF sno n fell ON
Friday night. The quantity in the vicinity Of Que
bee, in places where IL has not drlfted, is abeu.
four feet but on the open grounds along the st.
Lawrence, where the prevailing easterly and wes-
terly winds have al uninterrupted sweep Of many
10 fifteen feet deep This year the snow was later
and in less quantity tina, usual at the commence
mcnt OF the winter. The great depth Of snow at
pre- sent seems 60 BE- confined 10 circui, Of some
sixty OF ninety miles from the ei,y.-Quebee Gas,
f,b Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

o. AMERICAN MussvM-The whole area betwee@
the Assor House. Park and Museum filed last night
with persons, probably FIVE thousand in number, who
attracted by the elegant piece oil revolving en-
outside Of the Museum 1t Is one OF the most nsgnih
cent sights bcheld Is constantly IN notion
throwing off varcgated drops Of FIRE OF every hue and
color and can be seen the whole length Of broadway
The manager could not have hit on more attracye
"a takes place in the lecture roon.be
sides he model of Dubn Falls Of Niagara, and half
million of curosites. That experiment in Animal Mag
netism heats Col stone out OF sight. li
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

CoaMUxIcArIoN WITH THE EAST AND NORTH
The sound is navigated by half dozen splendid
steamers this winter, and among the number is 'he
New Haven, running three times week to Provl-
dence. Every other day we are indebted to her
officers for Boston papers in advance OF the mail.
We are also indebted to Harnden 4 Co. for the like
fayors daily, and to Pom eroy & Co. tor news from
Buffalo, Utica Nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24
Superior Court.
Before Jadge Tanmadge

FRI. 23l.-Conant VS.. BeH-Tbis action, to
which we alludcda day or two since, was to reco-
yer from defendant 50 500, and interest, as endorser
on note of George w. Tyson, but which ne de-
clares to be forgery. Two of the witnesses ex-
pressed belief Of the signature being that Of MIR.
Bell, while several testified to the reverse. The
Court charged for defendant, but the Jury returned
a verdict in favor Of plaintiff for SO I02 cents.
I'VE understand there is about $4,000 ofTyson's
paper with Mr.. Bells endorsement on, which the
latter declares to have been forged
A motion, it is said, will be made for new trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

Our CusroM HousE.-The collector and his army
of clerks wen; into the splendid new Custom House
yesterday and now transact the public bushes
therein. 1t isvery tas.efuy aad neatly fitted up ant
would make fine palace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24
Court Calcndar-This Day.

svrrp,ox CouHrNos "a 1856 les o. %, III, Ia, 100.
CorRr COMMON PIrAs.-Part lat 10 O'CLOCK
Pat2a O'Clock CO. Co. IA 49, IS, $780, -, 8, 5s,sa,
ST. rs, IS, 81, o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

FAsuIoYABLE ARRIvAL.-The Chev. d. Argaiz
Spanish Minister, arrived in town yesterday from
Washington, and has taken lodgings at the Wsver
ley House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

Goysvr GENERAL or Mrxtoo Don Junn De h
'Cranls is no longer Mexico Vice Consul" for ihis
city and State in consequence Of the recent chanac
in ihe Mexican Government. Mr.. l. E. Hargous
has been appointed in his place, with the sdditioasl
utie OF ConSul General. -ll-l I.Try
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

SHADES or CIvnrzarIoN.--Capital punishment nj
has been virtually abolished in Tennessee, by an
act Of the legislature, authorizing the Governor
to commute it TO Imprisonment tor lie III the penn
Tertiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

Ma. SrrvsSs's BEAurIrrL YAonT.-ls will be
seen by an advertisement in to-day's paper that Mr.
Stevens iaiesds to sell ais beautiful yacht ae o.
ka hy-e. Sac can BE- bought great bargaln,.and
s the most noble little craft that ever walked our
waters she's perfect Water-Witch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

SrEED-The mail from Philadelphia, that left
that city yesterday afternoon at five o'clock, arrived
at Jersey City at 10 last evening, thus performing
the distance in five hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

Tnr FIes At rrrE PAnx TnE,IRx-The Ere, TO
which we alluded yesterday, occurred Friday
nj INT and ne, on Monday. II was occa-ioned by a
s,one placed ulder the stove, which soi heated, and
burnt throu h the floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

GRr,r Sxow SroRM.-Wc learn from the Yer.
mon, Patriot of Saturday last, that snow storm Of
n,isual severity visited Montpelier and vicinity
Wednesday. The snow fell 10 the depth Of eighteen
,Gchee-,!,e wind blew violently and the snow
dffted 80 much as to make the roads impossible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24
bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
william Foley, New York, to be declared bankrupt
March 49, iona Lawrence, do 81 Thos smiths, DO 90;
las Terrence Smith do 49, Geo Edwsrd Shelley, de 81;
Thos Brow nell, do %; Joshua Nckerson Jr, do 53
Foster do 49, Richard Augustus, (this Is black man
a shoemaker who kept in basement at the corner Of
Cedar street and Broadway-he owes $s,735 o. and
presents himself to have debts due him TO the amount Of
ba2) 10 81 Peter Crandsll, slip, l. l. do %; Zeba
Paikhurst williamsburg 2s Stiles Curtis, Fishki 23
Andrew Marvin, Brooklyn, do %; Albert Carpenter
Ulster CO, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

CoxcERr AT THE CRY Horu.,-The Concert TO
be gwen tonight at the City Hotel will be mast
brilliant affair. We advise all TO get tickets early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24
No News Yet.

No Caledonia at Boston Tuesday afternoon.
She probably iet the late severe gales. Yesterday
was her nineteenth day at sea. Longer than any Of
Cunard's steamers have yet been out. II she arri-
we'd by four o'clock yesterday afternoon, we sh all
receive her news this morning, and publish an Ex-
IRA Hsn.rp immediately thereafter.