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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

We zee q stated ihlt zoe Stockholders of flc Bel
mont Banh Of Cilir'yiIIo. ore taking measures d,
close up The atlIis of lho Btus iuucl.are.,. T.ey
divide The discounted paper amoaas, rs sto-Fb,L
dsrs. and sou The Banking House. Their ,~,,-.r,
zion BE- about 5000 dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

Tho attention Of men having money is requested
TO the lrusi sale this day. OF Inc lot and house on
Main street neIi door above The United States Hotel.
IL is a very valuable prUperty-among tho most
-dcsirabls an the city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

The Richmond Compiler spys fhli a relative o..
young semme' h1s paid into No court at Cbar'lne,
'"lo $4,000. iho am1uDt Of bail Grfcued by br
n'n#aTpeafoHco 70 ausWef 'ho charge Of having
murdered Professor Dsyr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

In the city Of Cincinnati a fund Of seven rkpus-
and dollars has been raised To procure a telescope
Of the best kind and erecting an Observatory. Pro.
fsssor Mitchell starts Immediately for Europe .
make arrangements.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

Our COUNTRY-Whcn the a,g or or, ,uu
~ wa adopted. thirteen stripes wcro united ~,
Tie original states and n staf for elch Tho .,,,.
were % DC increased with each additional state
Noi q coniuy has passed, brit the number a. STAR.
in iIui glorious consolation hrs doubled. vb.r.
orr population h1s u tho same lime almost frcsfsJ
Wh1i Other on country eauh can show a growth I'M.
iHisaII what American is not proud thaisuch a l,p.I
b. his birthplace.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
THE WAY TO
nv FRANKLIN

hN NANhtlN
Methinks. ] hear some Of you saw, anus, n man
afford himself no lcisurc1' viii toll thee my friend
what poor Richard says: Employ thy time well. If
thou meancst To gain loisutc; and since thou ART not
sure oi n minute, throw not away an hour" Leisure
Is iimo for DOING something useful: this leisure The
d'lgeni man VIII %oliain, bat the lazy man never;
fr "a LIE "f leisure aud q life of laziness. are t,yn
things MANY without labor would live hy their
wits only. but They break for want of stock =
Whereas. Industry gives comfort. aud plenty. md
respect. "Fiy, pleasures and they will follow Won
The dilIscni spinner had. a wide garment; and now
! nave "a sheep aHd u COW, every body bids me
good morrow"
But with Our industry. we must likewise be s,ea.
dy, settled aud careful, and ovcrse. our uwn affairs
wTh oar own eyes, and not trust iOo much lo 9th.
crs: for, as TJUr Richard says.
j never saw an of rein"ved tree.
N'ryct an Oft removed flnily.
That IhrUve ~ well as those ina, scrlsJ
Ana again, Three removes are as bad ASH fire.
AMI again. Keep thy shop, aud thy shop will keep
li'ee'--and again. III YOU would have your busi.
hess don gb--ifnn send" Gul again.
lie ihnl 10y the plough would thrive.
Himself must either hold or drive
And again. The eyes ofihc master will do moro
work than Q Jh his hands, and ng4in. "lyaut Of
care docs US moro damage than waut urknDxIodyc:'
and again, Not to oversee wurkmen. is Z, Ie.ye
ihein Your purse open. Trusting ton much 10 9th.
enS care rs The RUN OF many; for in the affairs %.
TIE word, men are saved mol by faith, hni the Uant
"i ~ hni a mans own care IS profitable; fyr. III
you would have a faithful servant. nmi one ,bo,
yua like. serve yourself A little neglect may brccI
great mischief; for want Of a nail the shoe was los,
Tor want of a shoe The horse WINS lost. for ,v,,, az
a horse ihe lost being ovcriaken and slain by
inc enemy-and all for want ofa LILLE care about a
horseshoe mall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

LESSON FOR SCOLDING wIvEs-"AndI
care say yoH have sctiied your wife very often. New
man, sud 1, once. Old Newman looked down.
- vac W"o look up the reply. Never to signify
and IL ho has, ] deserved it, aA,J 7 49, - :,
'ho ruth was told. you have sclaged linn ouii. .s
Ohen. Nay said The old woman. with a beauty If
Aundness which oil tho poetry in tIe world cannot er.
cell how can n wife scolj her good man. who hos
been working ior her md her little on.s al the d,v
y may DO ir a man % be pcovish, for IL l. he who
pears me crosses Of tho world; bot Who should make
pm forget hem but his own wifc2 And she had
og7'' ii her own sake-iUr nobody can scold much
when the scolding IL Oh on ono lido ~-B,L,l..
StgRcut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

The Jeffersonian Of Kinawha county has been
revived and like the Argus md Richmond Euqui
ref itIsa rabid loco foco. Out aud out oni, rotec.
ZIONIST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
81 DIDN'T wANrAcARr IoAD ~

A story - related Of Captain S.. wpo for
many years run steamboat uph Lake Cham lair.
and whose gIlianlry to The ladies Is pro verbal, that
during one OF his trips he was most aSsiduously al
'eanvc % a lady passenger. show ing and describing
10 her every thiag of Interest on their route. When
the dinner hour camc. he waited uron the ladies O.,
table, honouring the Interesting stranger with n scat
NJ is head. Afler carving. in the mast approved
siyle.the dish ofanInnl Eod which sio herOrehim. no
assisted her TO a plate. bounieously loaded with the
incest cuts.
Load
IN asionishment the worthy captain watched with
anxiety INC operations OF the inir lady. lie soon
p"'ee''eu' however. that the rart had. with the ne
eessary earnishnonis. had disappeared, and the plnte
re'uIheu Boz a seeond supply. This snpply sLloNe,I
me hfsi' when no longer able To contnin himself
WIN me DAINTY ladys exclamation IN relation to n
cart load. he said: ~ w"
"Nadam' Il you will back your cart I'M neain II
wi'ls'Ne me The greatest OF pleasure b. help you To
another load" -
N ih,nk you" she replied. "buli IN take a lii,
tie pudding"
lie give II up and walk Out upoh the dect
A WORD TO TIE wISE-IIere is n b,oes.D-
tence iull OF meaning, that a ceriniu class of ne,.
Sous sfr'uld read. mark. learn. and lnwarily diges, :.
Newspaper borrowers are always the kecnest erin.
res Their noses snuff pollution, and their pure ey.s
water ut error. whirh they steal 10 Fcad: and ehea, "a
oman. Those who take and pay for their pnpcr
nave always a big bucket in their hearts; filed with
the milk of human kindness; and they comment v,,l,
indulgence. IL iakes one OF yoIr stealing and b,t.
rowing fruierniiy To turn out the real, double distil.
led. bitterness OF faull-6n6tng."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

ia DESNErr-Being on aImtfsT Of sep,,.,,
and sublime poetry. ] soud you ro nr,.iog ,,.aG
ing e'iaci' h'piug you wall publish b. Gr Ia Leaee.
o. young asP'fanis Tor lbo smiles Of Tho m1sss
uSfe lo' Ws BODY n Alexander MrP,sr.-,.
re- wa. I ,.,y extraordinary person.
49, yh'u' nigh in hrs stocking feet.
ne w1s slew. '"' '''"
Atth0 b1ulc Of WafcTY.
10 was shot By o. bullet.
Plump through fbc guile.
20 went n aths fhroat.
AIl l1mg Ogi Ac bach yfnccst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
~TrNPERANCE MEETING.

At the request ofscveral Ladies' there will he a
meeting of the Martha Washington Temperance SO
cnety. on Saturday the 2Srh inst. At ) o'clock. at tn,
German Methodist church IN South Wheeling b,
order ofIhe bOard.
ISABEL KELLEY. President.
s. A. DUrFiELD. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
TIE NORTHEASTERN RouNnAp,

VIC l'ceiNes yesterdny, IN an extra from The
noSoh Aiias' 'ho following gratifying intelligence.
Correspondence II he Boston AAq,.
HOLLOWELL, May 10. lS49
The Legislature Of Maine met Yesterday Jbs
members manifested a good spirit. a committee Of
ninc on ihe part Of the Senate, and thirteen on tbe
part OF the House, were appointed 60 take IN into
confederation The Governors message. The com.
hi,iee voted unanimously TO choose Commissioner
ana ny a vote Of 10 TO 3. adopted a resolve. offered
oy Col John ousof the Senate 10 give them foil row.
90 ne uo'hgs Of the will be ratified
by tho Legislature. -Four Commissioner orc :, -
desigained-two from eachiof the political mrtiss-
EOery hing is as IL should BE-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

COLD WATER FOR INFANTS-Dr Devices
says that he has often seen infants. when seeming To
suffer extreme agony. rendered perfectly quiet and
easy by a duught Of cold wafer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
NEW STRAWBERRY.


WIS celebrated variety Of the SinNbc,,v
4 ter the trial oianOiheT year (ihe FteHru \ 10.
sun proved far superior 10 any kind ever sesn :,
lhls country, Specimens Of the fruit were chi
Olted before The lfJssachuSctts Horton linz g..
eiely, thepast srason, which were universeuy 81
mired, and were pronounced, by eli good i,3ess
20 DC OF extraordinary slzy and beauty. UpwarJs
Of ten quarts were exhibited at the meetina -
ne 18th Of June last many Of the berr;es
suring from five to six inches In c:rcumC.ranca
ne following description Of this Vdtely h sub
Fruit. very large, round OF slightly ovafe. corL,
eal, and never cOXcOmb shaped, even in the vcrg
idiRest 3ernss. Color, deep shining red, paler In
nc shade. Seeds inserted in a slght cay1ty"
Flesh, scarlet, tpaler IN the larres berrics ~
nfn, ab9undina with an agreeable acid. and 60.
~ hlgh h3yoTedJgice; not surpassed by any other
variety. Footsialksl org, ~elevating the fruit from
the ground, and eyery berry attainInS n gDoJ 49,
Leaves large and rather light green. Vines. W
y vigorous, more so THAI any other Kind, AID a.
haTdy as the Oh Virginia, or the Mulberyv &c.
ding the past five winters with ararcofg ~ a.
s~tructlon Of a single plant. W
me variety has gained The premium Of The
Dfi~ssachnsstts horticultural Society. f,r G,ur
years ~ succession. although in comncution 80,
try.
Plants Of this Strawberry for ale BY JAMES
MElL.OR, gardener TO John Richie NJ one dollar
per dozen TO be delivered any time after Septcm-.
Der next
, Wiz June hummer Of Gnham's Ladyis and
a Genllcmon's Magazine. The last u The 20ri
volume has just been received byihe subscriber %
his literary Depot 1fDnroc street
The next number will be the first
Of a new volume. Pcrs0ns VIKING 10 srb
scribe for lhis beautiful work should do 30 immt-
dlatey a. the Jolly number will be roqdy for de-
livery between he 18th and 10Th OF June. Terms
three dollars per anuum, or five dollars for Z cory
pl the above and one OF Cooley Lady's Book
Interruptions received and, single numbers for
by THOMPSON.
mny22 Sole aRedt for This city.
WASHINGTON NULUNrLERs UNION
CfTY BLJES-A public meeting Of the co,us
- vii be- held az is armory on Monday cVspinv
next ho 5Oth lust at ~ o'clOck. Young gentle.
men Of iho cay who are dcsrous u understanding
he orglnizaiion Of tho corps. with tho view of sn'
iu o. ranks nre requested. uron The invita-.
Jon Of auy regular nr honorary member. to auept
hei' meeting Join A SlllPLEf sccY
may -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

What ore you crying Tort" asked Tran of, U,.,,
VIM hnu witnessed an c]SecutOn lately
"'' Z one OF mJ 'suspfaicd dobis," cpIisI the
in'' i"a' fellow you srs with hs uors B,.E,
owed zoe dollar -Ct t-5t. WIZ"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
WHEELIEsG.
SATURDAY., MAY 2s, IsIs.

~ Our advertising customers are requested To
hand iEt heir favors rs early rs thrce o'clock on the
~ preyipus TO publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

49, western newspaper has Tor is m1lf, tho
',.'NI"g latin pracepH Isl srg3ilus ast,s r,ys,
.'''. 'a'. grat"H' which he Louisville Ga. r.g
.'''''''s "l.-H you wish % prosper in Iie.l,oid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

~ CincinnaL where eggs are three cents and n
haliper dOzen' pork ono dollar and a half pcr bp,.
ufeuhguf hour dollars per buuela lady pays SIS for
I1isl'n oo"neL She consequently yoars ua,,n be,
hcad two baffeis VI -four 400 c,,t 80 'oI
295 dozen ofoggs. A prouy cool bad 10, -
dy. o" '"o a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
WENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
wAsmNGroN, May %. 1912
UNITED STATES SENArE

A large number Of memorials were presented
thus morning upon q variety of topics; when The Res
olutions were called fIr. The mrsi important were
tour Resolutions Introduced by Mr. Tallmidge, of
New York. which resolutions he gave notice he
should move a. substitute 10 ih1se already laid he
bore the Sen tie BY the Senator from Ohio (Nlr AL.
lcn)
j csc resolutions were in the following terms.
hes0frod. That by tho constitution the u States
are b"nnd not only To guarantee ever State n Re.
publican form of Government, but alsO To protect
each oi them agains, invasion and upon proper APP
plicailnn domestic violence.
2i That the 4 rm OF G. vernlaeut with which a
State has cume into the Union. end has been recy-
nised and represented rs a member Uf the Union.
must De taken and regarded as republican. aud that
protection against domestic violence AMI invasion
which Is pledged by the constitution Of the United
States.
Resided. That The government Of q Safe 30 com.
ing into the Union. aud recognised asa member Of
the Union. can only he changed or suspended con
siS'enily with the American Revolution, when il is
done IN pursuance of ard III the mode prescribed
by the law Of such State. and that any attemp, by
force Ia overthrow the Government is iii, l-dchy az
d'snrganising. tending to anarchy and bloodshed.
and ma the eud, 10 the destruction of public liberty.
and IL such a domestic violence Us entities lhnt State
by the Legislative and Executive therefor, Cyhen
the Legislature cannot he convened)io apply for and
obtain from the United States protection against the
same.
RSoitod, That the application mldo by the Leg
stature uf Rhode Island, one Of the old thirteen :"
TO the President of the UuiIed States, for nr,icctinu
against domestic violence. was within the meaning
and terms uf the constitutions. and That il WA the
duty of the President To take such preparatory steps
as a pru tent fore caste demanded: and tn adopt such
efficient measures a. a &c c'rtcm?laIcd by the con.
siiiution aud the laws ia pursuance Off. for giving
such protection.
These resplutions having : zen read, MIR Allen
was ANXIOUS 10 know as he said If the Senator from
New York Intended TO ofr-r them as "a snb slitu,e
for the resolutions which he had sui muIod.
Dir Il said that sIch was III inteniioS.
Mr. Allen then moved The printing uCall the res.
oluiions. and the motion prevailed v i;hnuI much up
position.
An executive session occupied the time Of the
Senate 10 a late hour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

SENATE
The Pre- sident Of tho Senate continuing indisno.
sod' The Char this morning was taken by Mr. Smith
q Irlrurn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-02
Court Of Common Pleas.


Alfred Cdshart as Thomas Mph The plaintiff
was formerly member Of the legislature, and the
defendant is Of respectable standing. The present
is an action for SANDER, the damages laid a, O. 600
MIR. Benedict opened the case, in which he stated
that the plaintiff, on the Goth Of July last, was stand
ing on his stooP, corner Of Fourth and Bank streets
when the defendant oame up, cause a number OF
persons to assemble, and proclaimed in the open
street, and before the multitude, that Mr. Carhart
was swindler, robbar, thief, and man not fit
to be trusted and that he (defendant) had come up
on purpose TO let the neighbors know what sort OF
man he was. The counsel thought it very hard
thata man OF respectabiliy, aud one who had been
a member If the Assembly withal, should be as.
sailed In such manner this, and cal ed upon the
Jury for exemplary damages. He proceeded TO
call his witnesses, who fully confirmed what the
counsel had asserted with The addition that Marsh
complained at the time, that he had given orde r
to Carhart to collect some interest money due him
from a man named Hall on his account and that
Carhart had put the order into the hands of law
yer to sue him (Marsh) for the amount The Jury
gave a verdict ia favor Of plaintiff Tor S37, so da
images, and 6 cents costs.
For plaintiff, Mr. Benedict For defendant, Mr..
Thorre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-02

10 TO PARENrS.-Its now but little more than
since specific for burns and scads the form of
saive called Dalleys Magic Extractor introduced
to the public, and the for it become SO large
as TO be almost nsredulous mostly from persons 10
nave ieund out recommending others to keep
family remedy We sincerely believe that
nsIt the power Of this salve know, hum pa
rent would run the risk Of losing dear child by FIRE for
the want OF having this sniidote on hand Though q
Thousand times better than any thing before known
ster me burn or scald is few days DID, still its astons
ing enecn are more apparent when applied instantly to
iresh case taking the ere and pain in 30 short
time as to appear entirely impossible to those that have
not seen it. Those who have (and there are hundred in
the city, need nothing said to make them almost enthu-
siastic in it, praise. The office is at II Maiden Lane
Co. parents, and procure il.
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Texan Camp Song.

.dT-' Old BaUsdr
Our rifles are ready and ready are we
Neither fear, care, sorrow in this companv
Our rifles ready TO welcome the foe
So ward brave soldiers. to battle we 60
For Texas, the land where the bright rising star
Leadsto beauty in peace and to glory in R-pea<
We chill the false b cart sf the redman with fear
The blood Of the Saxon flows full in the veins
OF the lads who will lord Mexico's plains
Ger the plns where the breeze from the South woos
the flowers
As We press those we love in their sweet summer
bowers.
One pledge to our loves-when the battle is done
They shall share the broad lands rifles have won
No tear their cheek; should sleep With the dead
There to follow who will still 20 ahead
Who will still 60 ahead with the bright rising
That leads to beauty in peace or glory in war,
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90 ST pErEns CHURCH RAncI Ax.rnnn-

GO ST PETERS CHURCH, BARCLAY STREET.
on next Sunday evening, April 81, a course of Lee
lures explanatory Of the Catholic doctrines will be
oo"mencea IN this church The object of these leo
.es i"psr' instruction to the members Of our own
creed and to afford to others an opportunity If
on what grounds tenets and disci,iins 49,. 80
blishsd.
Service will commence at seven O'Clock.
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Men may live fools, but fools they cannot die.
BhooKIYN March Is lS ID

GENTLEMEN
GO HAVE been for the last year troubled with.
acsugh, occasioRed by having taken cold that night.
ly alarmed the neighborhood with my coughing, and
was in constant apprehension of untmely grave But
alter using nearly one package Of your Hoarhound
done and have hesitation ling attribute it to
the use made of yorr HoaI hound Candy. 1t 10 but
short time since commenced using the Candy,
than one week ago. in that time have had four success.
sve nights good rest which is than have had the
whole year previous. had forgotten to observe that
my cough was severe occasion deafness.
To MEssRs. J. PEAsE Son, As Division street.
Yours respectfully, ALFRED A. HIND,
70 Clark street, Brooklyn.
AoEyrs-Reddng, State street Boston; Zieber Phil.
adelpha; Rawls Co. 81 State street. Albany; Robin
son. ITO Baltimore street, Baltimore; Holdeman Louis.
vile, Ky; Curns & Co. Is Exchange, New O.leans.
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ne Weekly Herald
The Sunday Herald-to-morro

will contain some important intelligence from me
Mormons, at Nauvoo-a new revelation from Joe
Smith, the great modern prophet inclsdng chapter
from the Book of Abraham, sacred work found IN
the inner temple Of the ruins of Theses IN upper
Egypt. This is the best check TO the PHILOSOPHERS
of The presept age
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40 WfLLIAMsTREEr.
PaycIPAL OFFICE Letters deposited before half past
half past H. and half past o'clock, will be sent out
for delivery at g. and O'Clock.
BRANCH OyFIcEs.-LeteIs deposited before T. IL and D
O'Clock, will be sent out Tor delivery at g. and o'clock
ALEX. M. 0RElG
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A CARD.
The Statement; made in some Of the papers with
q view TO prejudice the public mind-to the effect
that the bill Of the Hon. William B. Maclay was TO
be considered as drawn up, revised, altered, or
amended or in any way subjected to the drawing
up, revision, alteration or amendment of the under
signed is totally false ana unfounded.
He never consulted me in relation to single
clause of it, nor is there to my knowledge single
line in it framed meet any wishes of mine on the
subject. There is not line or syllable inserted
in that bill excluded from its provisions at my
suggestion or by my agency. My occasional inter
course with Mr.. Maclay, has inspired me with the
utmost respect for his talents, his integrity, and his
desire to do what is right and just towards all But
the idea of his being directly or indirectly nnder
any guidance or influence Of mine in drawing up
the bill is totally false.
JOHN HUGHES, Bishop, &c.
New YORK, March 81, 1872
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FRESH APOSTLE ! THE FIELD.-The Rev. DR..
Pise, of the Holy Catholic Church, begins course
Of lectures in ST. Peters next Sunday, on the faith
of Christianity as he understands it-probably in OPP
position to the torrent Of the ideal and natural phi
losophy, which is making so much Roadway in these
degenerate days. With the great Mormon Prophet,
Joe Smith, on on. side, and DIR. Pise on the other,
ourself in the ceatre, We mean TO make charge on
the philosophers that they little dream of. Great
times are coming.
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Archimetlean Screw.

90 NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed sole agent for the United Ses Of
America of Smiths Patent Archimedean Screw Propel-
er and s prepared 10 contract for licenses to use the
same Any information this SUBJECT may be had Of
him at 54>Fine street.
RUSSELL STURGIs.
New York, March I, lS42 al Inn
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DEPARTURE or THE WAR SrrAaERs.-The Mis-.
souri, and Mississippi The two steam frgstes, have
gone to sea- They started yesterday morning at eight
O'Clock, the Mississippi taking the lead by about
mile. Before they were ont of sight, both wee TN
der full press of steam They are bound TO Wash
ington
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U. 8. District Court.

DeI0Te Judge Betts.
APRIL l-Several petitions in bankruptcy passed
to decree. Objections were offered to those of
John Bailey, Alfred Lockwood, George johnson
and Jesse Green, and Peter R. Wyckof. The pc.
tition OF Edward g. Vanbenlhuysen lies over.
Leverett Il. Bradley was allowed to amend