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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

u m cmsrsnt manned inlin. who had p.st
arrived At Baltimore from Bremen. awakened in
The 'gh' and 'ancying that he va. on ship. tried
To cfaw through the ATTIC MISUNDERSTANDING il
the hnch~ay Tie succeeded. and fell u the
pavement and fractured hi. .cul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

W S~artWout-from whose name the .i,nih-
cant and expressive word s~ARrwovIsp il de-
r'cd-r' residing Il, The village OF kro,,burs, Nd
"here he has All interest in cesl and iron mines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

FRos SoCrH AMERicA-Daus from Bogota
to June 23d. have been received at Phlladel.
phia. Gen. Iictran entered the town Of Santa
Martha on the lst Of March and published an
amnesty to FL VINO had taken any part IN the
'cvoIntlon. except some ct the principal OFF, ders
The Congre" Of Bogota were dissatisfied with h..
clrmrncy. II wa. feared tina, an outbreak would
be the rrsut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

fsox IHs WysT lSDIrs -Adyic.s from Bar
badoc. to The 18th ult have been received At Phil
alclpha The Earl of Elcin has been inaugurated
Governor of Jsmnica. Great commercial ds,res.
prevailed in the i.land-rhough the crops promise
we'll Several shock, Of earthquake. have been
felt in the island.
4 boat IN which Mr.. J. Bowerbank and two
other persons were taking sail at Demararn on
the Goth Of May, was swamped and the three
were drowscd
Capt. Schindly and lady had arrived at Jamaica.
on his WAY To Louisiana where hc has an Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

W We understand that Nv, or moro Of TN,
Mills at Lowell have been stepped and that be
tween Two AMI three thousand factory girl. ar,
thu, thrown OF, # employment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

~ ions k,m. E.s prputy Collector Of tn.
Por, OF Philadelphia died at that city - We'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

"Hr.Rs RAILRoaD.-Nc't receipts Tor .is
deys ending Saturday. July 2, for Ps.rn.c,.
t6,D2I ~; for Freight. Nal. ard Harnien \ &.
$i,ObO -: Total tlO.j36 H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

u Hon CANAAN Molsis whose letter m
ecusur- Of Corsre.. ma. been - gcnsraliy com.
mrnt-d upon, has announced to IA. Constituent.
that ne will rot again %. candidate for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

hhonE l'tANo-Of .cscnty-.cven pri.on,r.
who have been examined at Providence, af,re Inv.
,"g been arrested under martial Law, twenty.ninc
have been discharged. A large number W., -.
main 10 be- examined
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

9, ALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN PRIME EDWARD.-Ry
- Deed o Trust e1ecGed To by Charles Venale
certain rrp" therein mentioned, and duly
corded Clerks Office OF Prince Edward county We .hal
proceed SELL pnhic auction, wednesday The i OF No.
yembcr next On premises the Tract Of Land which The
said Charles Scnahe, decreased resided containing by esa-
ton This land lies about len miles west Of Fam'e
of Little and Big Flarrss creeks II IL estimated
that uawa:is of 0 first rate well reclaimed o"o
land and upwards Of $50 in woods The improve
mems are large cumnodos dwelling house with all necessa-
~ out houses good orchard 1eiobacco barns are sum
Gent pounds of obacco Any person wishing To
rec the land may appy 10 either Of u.s. -
Also h- sod the place anu time the crop o Coh,
Oats Hay Wheat, Fodder Stock, Plantation Utensils, &C., on
The Estate Terms made known the day of sale.
" HENRY VENABLE, rr,s,.os
JOHN w. GILLIAN, ! '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18
POWHATAN HOUSE.

THE subscriber taken lease the above Establishment
and will take possession the first day of October next
until which will be kept heretofore by r. Du
val Esp pie ,sed his friends and all others ,a
NAV favor him with call is deemed TO say any
thing locality of this House, il must ne gene
rally known having for the principal onss
House locality, il admirably suited for gentlemen
travelling with their fames and members Of the Legislature Tor
whose accommodation arrangements will be made The House
will undergo thorough repair All promise Is to use the
best my ability render satisfaction TO all who may favor me
with their conpany and all ask is trial. There Will bs
Hacks and different landing places 10 convey
sengers and baggage free of charge
Septic 35-aw3um
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

Mn CLAY Is THE WEsr.- From The Dayton Jour
nal of the ID inst, we copy the following account of
Mr.. Claws progress, after leaving that city
MIR. Clay reached Eaton Friday afternoon. He
was met by number of people and welcomed in We.
~ handsome address by Felix Marsh, Esq TO which
speech of about 81 minutes. The people were after
wards addressed by MIR. Crt,enden, Gov Metcof and
Chas Anderson, of this place
AT 10 o'clock on Saturday morning, the company
reoched the State line Here 5000 g. 900 peo
pie were ready receive Mr.. Clay AT this point he
look leave of Ohio, in terms the most feeling and elo.
onent Arriving at Rchmond shortly after, 10000
Hoosers were found Whiting to welcome him to lndi-
ana He addressed this crowd in speech Of two hours
and half in length nearly half of which devoted
TO abolition. II appears that petition to him TO eman-
cpa!e his slaves had been gotten up previous 10 his
arrival and was presented 10 him upon the stand. In
his frank open and undlsguised manner, he gave his
onnion of the petition that had been made TO him, and
Of slavery and abolition in general. We have room
to refer 10 the matter Of his address-bu have only TO
say that it was convincing 10 all who heard him,
and was well received BY every one.
The yearly meeting Of the Society Of Friends then
in session at Richmond, and attended by 5000
Friends condemned the petition as improper and IN
becoming and censured such of their members
concerned in it, This action of the meeting con-
veyed 10 Mr.. Clay by committee OF that body.
large number of the Friends listened to his speech
visited him afterwards, and had full conversations with
him on the subject of slavery, the petition anc the
movements of the political aboliionlss. They dis
maintain their old consistent ground in relation TO sla
very. The manner Mr. Clay treated the petition re-
ceived their cordial appreciation
Mr. Claw was at Centrevlle, six miles beyond Rich.
mond, on Sunday night, and was TO leave there this
morning for Indianapolis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

TuEU. s. SEsATE.-Tbe elections enable an es,i
mate TO be formed respecting the character of the u
s. Senate at its next session We copy the following
from the Journal of Commerce, which appears to be
lair estimate "The Senate now comprises 30 Wings,
if we include Mr. Rives of Virginia, and 90 Democrats.
There are two vacancies in Tennessee. II is safe TO
assume that in place of Mr. Preston of S. C., Graham,
Of ~ C., and Kerr Of Maryland, Democratic Senators
will be chosen for six years from the 4ih of March
next Indiana is doubtful but the chance is, that there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18
CLAY MEETING is ALBEaARLE.

Tho CLAW Meeting here on Monday last, Court day.
was as they say in The West, go The call was re-
rularlv made through the Advocate anu 'ne peoPie
cor. ,,roed 10 come out. Il was beautiful day,
mi there was an unusually large number OF the
nso,I. at Court The Courthouse bell was rung,
and rung and rung again, me ie" VINO seemea 70
he a select Committee Of Managers ier the occa
;on were busy inviting and pressing the people TO
80 :, Int The people did not go in, and the people
Gil not no in IL was small affair. Men, boys, spec.
a,ors and all told there not halt so many present
"a we observed about the time the meeting organized
near the door of the Court House, where horse was
being sold at auction This does notook ryeEcourag
inn IN n county voting about l4OO strong Gen. Apa'
h wos IN the field and the people shook their heads
nc n f.w of the National Republicans, the original
Bank, Tar # men exhorted them TO renounce the'r
old fashioned Republican principles ana rally unoei
Le thrice vanqushed, and fourth time repudiated'
standard of MIR Clay We nave some amusing ,t.'n'
cences about some former public meetings held IN this
county, and shall probably refresh the memories oil
some of our friends by republshng extracts, showing
wbnt marvellous proper MIR. Clay used TO be con
sdered and what thought oil the blessings oil hgh
Tariff We understand 1t 10 now announced .hal no
lnnn is Wing unless he goes for Mr. Clay against The
field This is commentary on 'he h'aA''h' every
thing for principles, nothing Tor men,
We have not been able to learn precisely what was
said or done at the drilling OF this awkward squad on
Monday but card that the chief orator on the occasion
was Imported from Pennsylvania. II his knowledge
of tho Constitution and Government is not more pro.
found or than his historical notes, we wono
advise ogains, any more such mpoa,ons to teach the
people Of Albemnrle political orthodoxy There are
thousand men in the county who would teac!i such
man his political A, B, c. We DO not know the name
of this f,regn orator. understand he claimed TO be
Vhiu bv descent, and maintained that William Penn
was Born some where on Chestnut street Probably he
can demonstrate that Columbus is still living at Pitts.
burg and engaged in the coal business This missionary
could tell doubt why MIR Clay was not nominated u
.hurp do In m
only saving test of the new lights.
charlottesville J.Gersonidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

EXCHANGE HOTEL-The proprietor feels grateful for tr
II the Hotel has
opened and b-gs leave IL inform The pnblir that on and a-
The 10th Septcubcr the price of board will he reduced 10 81
day, meals and lodging 80 EACH Gentlemen
visiting Exchange Hotel with rlr horses informed that
The best care will he Of them by Mr. James Harden, whose
Stable contiguous the Hotel will be my constant care 10
comforts that possible for them TO
find any Hotel They will confer favor by reporting TO the
Proprietor any neglect naen;on from the Others
in his employ. FREDERICK BOfDEs.
R,rhn,oud Sent q 1912. 36-2mf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18
Charlottesville L.fersonidn.
lar from Florida-4nolhtr Murder by Indians'

Nothino seems equal to the tanning and subsection OF
the ferocious Semnoles The treaty has little effect
on them seems for they have attacked another party
near Newnansvllle and Killed one OF the number
Mrs Crum, and after numbering her barburousy' 'hey
cut her headcG The particulars are thus gwen
1.-THE old lady had been spending some tune WIN .,
and left 10 visit Mr. Hern at Toachatka. On the 18th
of September, whilst she was returning from The latter
place, accompanied By Mr.. Mcdonald, and Mrs. He err
and daughter, they fred upon BY Indians. MIR,
Med who was driving the carriage which contained
Mrs Crum and the little girl, received severe wIuno'
mock Mrs IIern, who riding on horseback aoou'
80 yards ahead of the carriage succeeded in taking her
daughter up Oh the horse and made her escape, whilst
the Indians were numbering Mrs Crum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

also wL;na hav Ne chance of gaining Senator in Ohio
- n ,,.cs of Mr.. Allen The Wings will retain ma
or,y in the Senate unless Tennessee should 60 back
- m. Democrats and may have majority, even u
she shoud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

LANES A PATTEsON CoxMr.,IoS MERCHANT, Richmond
Ya-Wi give prompt attention To sales Of all kinds Of Pro
Merchandise consigned TO his Store Oh Car,
street, adjoining Mes-rs. Caper;on Crump.
Ort, Ia 47-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

MArxE-The most complete sweep tina, has probably
been made since the days of William the Norman, is
that of the Wings in Name before that tavoriLe Demo
cratic leader Governor Fairfield. So utter has been
their discontinue, that almost disposed 10 pity
them. kind commiseratlng genius, tina, of delay in
mukinr the returns in some countless seems 10 have
been disposed to break their fall little by keeping back
the worst news. In Oxford county, for instance, tie
result is not even yet precisely known, bat Fairfield
majority Robinson Whg) is ascerlained to be mol
less than 800 votes There several towns in the
county that have no, given one Mig rotc.
The elections in cases where there was before nc
choice 10 be resulting very avorably 10 the De
mocrats-N Y. Morning Past.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

Lord Morpeth departed for England, on THURSDAY
last, in the steamship Great Western.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18
HOYT 4 CO.'S OFFICE.

DRAWING Of Union Lottery, Class A. drawn October l''h
~ 1912:
PRIZES BY WHOLESALE.
Ticket Nos ~ II prize "f $780, In Monon gala Lottery
Extra Ticket Nos 50 GO g. prize in New Jersey Lottery
M ST. Ticket Nos % and % ~ Co. both in Virginia Mo-
mongolia Lottery Extra as Ticket Nos p u.s. another prize
Leesburg Lottery, M CO. Ticket Nos 40 ~ 81 another
prizc in Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra 90 Making SIX
CAPITALS sent ont fom IIOYT & Co. this week. We are in
fresh vein of luck Strike while the iron is hot
C,t IA 47-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18
Animal ravccue

Annual revenue S-c,'oi ''"S
Ada to THIS The revenue from the pubic LANDS,
which, properly pnt INTO market, ard under steady
state OF n,lirs. would give S3,0Oo,0Uo more ara
after dednctaa from The estimated charge, on account
OF the army, which Will be unquestonably reduced,
we shall have an ample revenue for ell proper ana
healthful purposes. THIS system of revenue adopted,
there would no longer be room for the play OF se!sn
interests The disturbing subject OF the larii "ouiu
no longer distract The public councils, and the INDUS
trial pursuits OF the country woud quietly adjust them
selves TO eac: ether in harmony and peace SIR, rs
not this contamination most devouty to be wished
This policy ought 10 meet with the hearty arproha
tion of great school oil economists on this hoor
which claims 10 reduce prices anu reverse oaahcss OF
trade by simple acts os legislation. According 10 the
admirable logic Of my colleague, (Hr SiuartD his
heavy tax Upon coffee of 81 80, SCI, would be no
tax al all r2on us-t not increasing the price OF that
artice-and being, in fact, collected 'om The coffee
growers /; must, moreover, find favor IN his eyes
tor il will carry cut his we'll known views as 10 the
Compromise act and yet sufficient revenue for
IN, Government. trust therefore, TO see TINS p2cy
adopted.
GENERAL REMARKS ~ coSCLrsioS.
MIR Chairman, il is well known that, every since
the general pac,icaton of Europe, there has been
ore,t rvolr. among The nations thereof, IN all Tie ~
dns,,al pursuits of man. The consequence has oeen
enormous crer production every branch OF Tue lac
tory system Sapply being thus greater than aeMane,
nrices might runously have fallen And The question
,s Shall we in this condition OF The world enlarge
this orer production in this country ny mug" oouhs'
dor the vain and deusi,e hope OF relieving manriac-
-, n, shall we follow common sense, and qGle'ly
a.n,;t s,,,i, 10 adjust itself 10 demand: mat 40
;s,.La ibe fact vii! ask attention 10 sunory ex'
&C ,n The condition of the aborng poor IN Eng
i.,a They are from letter published IN Tue 'o''"oi'
Morning Chronicle: ,,, p,r,lav and
Goa The same evening proceeded TO burnley anu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

Oct. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
NIW GOODS


EUSr arrived from New York and now bcing
eS opened nj l63 Main street, corner Of Market
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has lust received a largc and
superb stock Of II GOODS which he viii
sell ~ lower prices than sImi ar goods were ever
sid Tor IN the Western country.
9Th brown muslin az ! cts n yard
Fine caiicJs vlrIpTs patterns Z cents a ward
4-lths lawns NJ p cents a yard
a large and elegant assortment OF mouse
de lanes and shallrUs
a splendid variety Of dress silks. light and
dark, plain and Ggur D.
The largest and most beautiful assortment Of
shawls, scarfs and m1uuilas ever offered IN this
mark e. all Of the latest styles. The attention of
the ladies' Is particularly invited 10 these articles.
a large supply ofciO rs and v%CFtings cheap
A splendid assortment Of gentleinen's summer
clothing cheaper than the cheapest
Straw hOunets and hats for lS42 /
A great v rlctv ofsilk, wOrste and cotton hose
and sncks. assorted ribbons aud a generli sup
ply OF fancy goods
ClilZens and strangers arc TespcC tfullv invited
10 call aud examine this stock a. the subscriber
is sure they will be pleased bo,h with the goods
mayIs ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
INLOUR -Choioe Family Fluur ola. Bedillion's
brand, constantly for sale by
may IA Y MKEE e. Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAU
COMPLETED TO HANCOCK

FARE-From Wheeling 10 Baltimore. si3
From " to Philadclp hia, SIS
Seats taken Through and Fare received al tho
office Of the NationalR I'd Siayo Company next dor
below the United States Hotel, Wafer 81 and At the
Virginia II tel. Wheeling, 70. Two Lines will leave
Wheeling daily, at I o'clock, A NJ for Baltimore
and Philadelphia arriving NJ Hancock on the Pad
day al 8 p NJ thence by railroad TO Biltimore and
Philadelphia. Passengers IN these lines viii be
but One Night out IN The Stages aud only 81 hours
20 Baltimore. and 56 hours to Philadelphia. resting
6 hour. in Baltimore. The Fast Mail Lines leaves
Wheeling daily Of 8 o'clock A N c'nnecting with
the Railroad az Hancock Passengers for Washing.
ton City take passage to Hancock aud thence by
railroad.
Families who wish 10 avoid the ono night travel
can be Accommodated with Stages that travel by day
only.
June IL A. CowTON. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
TRTSTEE,S SALE

ILL - On
virtue ofH deed Of irus, from James a. NJ
HD Clean and vito to me. bearing date on the
eighth day Of Osiohor ~ tie year 1889. Of record in
The Clerks Office for Ohio county in book % page
AS. and also Of a deed of conveyance from James
A. MCLEAN to me, hearing date the 9Th day Of DC.
iOber, 1899, Of record in the clerks office forOhio
county In book %. page ATS. and the authority and
direction Of Mrs. Mary l.. Dorsey under Tho Terms
Of the last mentioned deed. on Friday. the Goth day
Of May, 1912, at The front door Of the court house.
oi Ohio county, ! shalt sell 10 The highest aud best
bidder NJ public auction; two certain lots n ground
situated in that part OF Inc city Of wheeling called
Middle Wheeling, known and distinguished i'm the
mapOf said city as lots numbered two and seven
es IN square numbered three. together with al and
singular The tenemenisi hcrcditnmcnts and appurfe.
nanees unto The same belonging or in any wise ap-
puraininr.
Propositions Tor The sale of said lots. or any part n
either 81 Them will be received az aay time prior 20
The day Of sole.
TERMS will be made known on the day OF
sale
Selling az Trustee shall convey 10 The purchas.
or only such lille as BE- vested in me by the deeds NJ.
bovc referred 90. This ule { an satisfied. will be
lousd upou examination. iudIspuiah,c
JAMES S WHEAT.
ap % Trustee
The sale OF he above named property is further
postponed mil Saturday The Bob day Of July, OF
lun . JAMES S WHEAT. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
COLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGS.

: a very common complaint md can immediate
y be rompved by DE- Duncnn's ESpec'prnni
Remedy. This disease produces much suffering
nnc distress, and fnallv becomes alarming on
account Of rs threatening severity. Physicians
aLe sent i1r, and On dlCue prescribed, but 10 n,
sieclf Wnen tncv o. once pronounce the luugq
70 pc ehufely gone, and the case hopeless; thar
me patent must DE q Consumption. In this
ingerng situation hundreds are lcG under tie
mistqken idea ofthcir disease Go the Consump-
uon when % is nothing more than n "Co'd
eet ueu on the lungs, while the patient be- thus
neglected until the lungs DO actuaIIv becama d.-
saseq. why % that - macy IprJnouncrd1
nopeiess cases nave been restored 20 perfrcf
health; The reqs IN Is very plain and okvtoys
Taoy commenced USING DR. Du1can's F2pertgr
hnt konedY. and when the lungs was NOT enr 81.
~ gone they finally recovered. A fair teal -,
The Medicine will convince al Of this fact.
For sale atNo 10 North Eighth street. phisdei-
phia.
SIR JOHN FISHER is Agent. wbsre THE val
liable mtdlcinp can always be- obtained. =
fresh supply Iust received. Price ! dollar per
bottle
fuIV q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
TRUST sALEOF FURNITURE

nURSUANT Co deed OF trust from John Fav.
ccu 20 me, dated ihe 2Sth dag OF May. / !
end recorded in he clerks omcc Vt The county
court fih.s county boz deed book Is. page ia. Z
on Frday he 29ih day ofJuly norr. az the
residence OF the said John Fawceu, on Main street.
wheeling proceed To- sell the household goods and
furniture assigned io me by said deed
TERMS Or SALE-For 90 purchases under
s25. cash; of s25 sud under 500. sixty days ere.
dig of 800 and Over.f months credit lhc pufchss
er giving bond md approved security fr ihc a.
mounts credited. with interest from The day of safe
~ not completed on thc ooh he alo viii be- con.
tnued from Day 10 day 900 finished.
DANIEL LAM
Iunc 05-u Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
TNIRT SAgE.

WDY virtue oia deed Of trust Co me executed
as Trustee, hy Thomas g.. .0riyn hearing
date the 2jfh day Of April 1882. 1nd Of record n
he Clerks Office Of he county CYuu DfOhio Coun-
o.. Will sell. no he 'front.' door Of he Cow
House. Of OHIO County. on thc 3Oth day OF Jolly
uert lot number ninety q ght mo 96) with fhr
npruucnapccs situated iu siuh Wheeling. Terms
OF sale. Cash. The tile o. ENID Dot BE- supposed fa be
unqucsuonahic-l viii soll ard convey such inter.
ga be- { have m same as Trustee BY virtue OF he
deed Of Trust aforesaid.
MC. GOOD
June % Tr,iec