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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
DIVIt,EsD
~ ~ ~ -
WHrELiys StyiSs7 Institutions. ,

WHrELivs StyiSSs ISsrirrrnov.
2 Wheeling. Jan. /. 1872
"a r. n mocf.nr of tho BIum oi Directors This
"a day, % dlyidcnl OF four per ccui ou the -api.
I'll stuck paid n was declared, payable on dcfnl 81
at tbts office ou or agof the l2h instant.
uu6 NCOY. y s1s.
VHvIfE birbc.t price in rasi will lc PAID lir auy
qI1ruty off Dus..z auf FlIys eI. sisl Oh.
sI iyofm.s.i Peppermint Sla1ius Ps1nyroy
sra5um.li. Seneca and FIarsecI, fdciiycrod 90 olr
Drug IIre Whcciiug. Va.
ms CnAPLlNg g. PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15


AZ OTED Respectfully inform their friends
w and tbe public generally. Chat they con.
Time io manufacture. aud have Un hand general
assortment of Spanish. - Suuish auI American
Saddles Bl'dai IS improved Spring Saddles. Lldi-s
Saddles. ct various patterns. Budlcs MIrnrllcs.
e1d briIIc Filings, Sldd.c Bugs. Trunks and Val
ices. Uaruc-saui Wagon Gears. DJIl1rs. lllucs aud
Tuccs, Carnage Gross witches lni Wng1u whip,
BHlFlO robes and Blhi Subtle covers and c,rry
Other article usually Kept iu ihDlr iuo OF Trade.
Waurmcj ~ iho very best mlfcr1l and Wort.
m1nsbip. AlIof which fheg Will eel % wholesale
or retail 1u terms iI srit DE times
TI1ukfaI i5r plal ffy0r. uc sIc.ta confluence
Of Pub.ir Patronage. Give us "a cali aul ,c promise
60 - 1r best bEcu5Hs 90 make ty0gr interest
to- t,if1 ue.
- 90 mo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

HHOCKET maps oftho states Of Ohio. Illinois,
III Indiana, Missouri. and Michigan, last edition
Just received and for sale by
dec ~ JAMES a. INGRAM.
sEAHaD PROPOSALS
EATlLL be received by The undersigned until
w the first Monday IN January next Tor keep
ing tie PoDa loUsE or Ohio county for one year
from TIE 1T Of April, 1912.
On The first Monday in January neat the over.
sccrs ~ the r,or will meet % transact business Oi
importance al tHc ware room Of
}. w ROBE.
dec ES-2w Mlin street Wheeling
IA OTICE-Jamcs Major ei Eng land 90 june
~ last cmicuied oiho West Short time since
leaving his chest with some person n Wheeling
Va Said chest - painted due. iron handles NJ thc
ends Any person having said chest iu their po-
will be literally rssorled by giving information.
O, JONES r. Wharton, Wheeling. Va. or Co
BENJAMIN EATON.
jan i-3i Hcudrys1ugh. Ohio
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DIVIDEND

DIVIDEND
FIEE y MAEINE INsuR,NC. c.
Wheeling, Jan. ] 1912
2 Y a meeting ol ID" Boar! pf D.rrci,rs ~
"a diy,a dividend "i three per cent nn the cap
ial S'urk paid zoo WIS dc,lared, payable on demand
al %. uiiigc on or alicr The 2O,a nsi.
M ID LAMB. Sec.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
$4,000.

n OR rs Nerve " Bone Linc,ucnt Just received
IA } and E,r sale hy ClINPIINE & PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

a NRAlIAMrS Magazine fer Jlun1ry. 1912. with
IN more cho c. original reading matter from q c
est " Tiers. AMI more rare q Il elegant emhe-'-
ircnis than any other mag1zine-12 p,gcs and
embellishments. Just received lt THOMPSON a
cos Periodical Office. - Monroe sheet. where all
The popular magazines aud newspapers of Tie day
IN " be- had by the year or siuge number
SSHERNAN'S Worm Luzeugcs. just recc,u,d
- aud iur sale by
un6 CUAPIINE & PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
DR. DTNCAN'S
EXPECTORANTR REMEDY
FOR
& o n : L Nj u ITO n,

Il tOLDS, coughs. splitting Of blood bronchitis.
" difficulty OF breathing, asthma, pain ~ The
side, br, ast. and chest, whOoping cough, Group,
ana all diseases Of The liver and lungs.
We are all alike liable 60 dsease-and death is
the certain iot of all that live aud have being
and although the latte canuOt be avertei, stI
the former may by the power 'f medicine, h5
removed or rendered less IaIIfJl 90 tie JIlii red
There Is one disease, however, wh,h seems f.;
ages 10 have dtbeI the power of the healing art
- the learned faculty have in vain attempted 20
arrcst.ts fatal progress by the application OF re
mettes w,thln their reach, or known 100 their
practice but CON 81 NIPPON has dcfed thrii
united skill. % has stalkcd forth with impunIty,
gathering 30 ITS checTless embrace incnd iTOm
every circle. AID a member from every family
and casing gloom and darkness over The plrce
Of Ifs vsltatI0u. He then, wrOse labors have
will arrest the progress Of this fatal dIseass-and
which will also afford rclcfIn the M st stubborn
and hopeless should be regarded 90 thg light OF a
DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY will
DO this. Henc, % Is PRESENTED and recommended
tO the community. This medicine Immediately
paIatcs aud relieves the distressing cough, Caus
Ing "a free and e1sy CXpcct0ratIon stopping the
hectic 'cvcr aud night swcats, healing the uIcord
ted lungs, and arrcslu2 the fatal progress 4
Consumption, az the same time sircusthcnins
ths ~ iaN l1i ds1i..tatgd, regulating the bbwu s.
aud producing g Het resi- and sweet repOsc THIS
RE hED1 San be relied uruu % DO all that lass
In ths power Of msdI al and, being used in the
pTIyatc practice a. the late Dr.. Duncan, PrOfas-
scr in ihc university Of Eilnburgh, for upwards
of ci-ntccn ycars BY which thousand have been
restored 90 perfect health IL Is not 20 D. un-
tdyrstOOd toe. the ENpectOtant Remfdy will cure
II % cases Of Consumption, this 10 will not tO.-
hut while there 81 liC there Is no. c, we would
therefore advise OIL 90 use This mcdI Inc. When
t1ecasc Is luCur1ble, % still proves "a blessing &
the sufferer. by giving case add strength, reltev.
ing the cough gnd Choking Of phiUgm, &c
ms alonc ls cOusOlatiOn 10 the patient
thousands do not experience.
kel Cmber only Philadelphia office 40 No 80
NORTH EIGHTH sutcL
For sale by JOHN FISHER
jan Wheeling Va
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nNYN % 80 GxcnANcE -

me .t.,s marked par Or, rveeiv uuu,p
SIZE t'ts fttss ih '.ttB AtT. IAOs- UauAs islatN
cd - sc ace 'afe9 !,,;iS
.Chlics;ke............ -. 80. 80. AZ,
COldnbiaui Bank. New Lisbon. ...........
Columbus Banks. ......... ...........'
BclmJnI b INK DIST. Clairsyillc. ..........s
n Ir,etts bank at Marietta. -. .........."
VI iunt II .casant bank .......... ............''
FIr,ncrs' bank Of Stcubenvlle. 49,. ...........''
L1nrs stlc, ....s 80. -
Circlrville, (d. Lawrence csshi~r). ..........."
CircleyHc' I'll; ii. Warren dsh.er.l. 49,. -
Clevc! aud banS. $50. - ..'..... ......pai
: numerical bank 90 Lake Erie AZ Cleveland. :"
oostcr b1nN...... ....s'.'s ........... e =
Serml1 bank OF Wooster. ...... ......
Nlssilloa bank NJ Masstllon, ...............pa,
SlnddsNy bnnH at Sindusky eity 1900.
Gsausa bank, ...............'. ....
n1hN OF ctnclnuat :. '''.. -
NcchaniC's and Traders Bank -------- lis ;
Lancaster bnnk,''.. ........................ par
Cincinnati Banks. :. .........................."
XcnIa Bank, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ham ltOn sank. ........ ...............
3cioto Bank, -........-................ .......'
btbana ........-..........5
Vest mon bank, --------- ------ ------....--
lliaml Exporting company OF Cincinnati. -
GailiopolIs bank at GalliOpolis, 49,.
Granville ...................... ............ H.
Bank OF Sieu5enville, ------.----.. VI
bink ~ CLnioh, -----------------.-- -
mo T0st Notes.. .-.......--- ........... Tar
INDIANA.
STATE Bank and Branches. -. On,
'N'N ~ - =
an, KENTUCKY.
81 n'nNs IN the state ............... ....... ar
SSiioI 25 dis
ILLINOIS.
q, S'i' u - $500 .-.-.........-.
DahN OF Shawncetown, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
state Bank and Branch. 5, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
State Scfi9t........ .........--- ........ GO
TENNESSEE
All 3ahks,. ................. i2
ALABAMA.
NJ oahhs, ''''....' ........'.. .......... y
LOUISE Ana.
New Orleans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rar
ARKANSAS.
scaieStsie bnnR>, -. :'''.. ....:.. 49,
State Bank of Ark1usas.V ..... -
VIRGINIA,
vi Banks, dem1n nd paper.--------------- 3prcp,
y hce.tng post notes, ma
VI ARlLAND Al solvent Banks 3a3 l-2 rr,.n,.
No SIH fAROilNA-Solvent banks . n ads
SOUTH CA tOl.lNA-SOlVcnt hanks . a rs
GEORGIA. Solvent banks thHt Darien--Nsd
EASTERN EXCHANGE. -
IN New York. ......... ..............s o n 2 NJ
4 NJ auelphia -.-.. 4 l.
Baltimore, ..---------------a n Z > pr /
I'LL AMI oilsN FIX 5i2U6 ~ i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

SOMETHING NEW
SP l. T. Nd I'D CLOYH CAPS
lust re- ceived at M'CALLAA'S, III Main
e. street
l0dozen Gents. French Guard Cups
do Plain do do
do Boysand Youths French Guard ClIs
do do plain do
do do double tip do
do 90 Ring DO
do go Forage 90
do DO Octagnn do
The above CAPS are manufactured or the zines,
clnth. and the Latest Paris and New York
fashions and warranted superior 10 any thing O. The
Kind ever before offered ia jhis market
a G. MCALLAM
Jan 10 Opposite The Virginia Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

EMPLOYMENT or ARMIES IN TIME OF
PENCE. Amer long ages a. wuarr. il vouIi
srciu uIut European 'pricty nal finally rear,rd
i,c p'iut where war NoZ.I kyucclJ.ii Dc al...,,;
mp ssI''c, though ~, uuIi!nc lh- ualiuss would b..
always subjected Ia the necessity ufmIIuraiuing .
great military establishment. But The immense
Gust of such great estIlli,lm -ut. which in time of
peace h1vcouly negative utility the strength they
nbe from society by dcyn'iug The flower of The
youth 10 the unPr'duciiye Labor, one might also
say the likeness ufthe military hC,, gives rise 10
The inqnlry whether they could Il be en- loved in
manner more advantageous 10 society. You'd
OF he pssIble 10 change into an energetic agent
oI pToinclIpn and spcJl cduraiinh. that admirable
instrument OF strength aud discipline which we
'aII an army, and he mIiulainlncc of which weIgh =
al present 80 heavily up,n the budget Of public OK
pendiiures' This question: has been propouudcd
ny NJ Fcrdin1ud Dnmnd. officer Of the army
and he has attempted 10 solve "a 80 BOOK entitled,
The pacific tendencies of European society. and
The raH 60 be taken By armies in luiurc."-IParis
Journal dcs Dcbaty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
JOHN MOORE.
Street Commissioner
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
KNnTE q HANGEH.

NLAXSEED OIL jus, received and lor sale by
mnG CuAPLINE g. PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
Sent. IL Is4I-Gm
FOR RENT.
PATHOLOGY,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR 81.

SALU BILE AZ EA Il ESTATE FORSA
EEY yriueofa deed of trust executed by Charlie.
kB Enseh and wife, aud Francis Plunkelf, and
wife 20 the subs,rIbcT dated the lat dav ef Angus
1910, and now ofrccOrd n the Clerks Office Of
OHIO county court IN book 4. pagc PAS l shall
pro eed on Monday the ash day Of Octob.r IS4I
~ the Court house of sand county, in tire city
Whecling. % sell 10 the highest and best bid
all HAT valuable tract or parcel Of land
the extensive glass ware factory lattt
~ Messrs Ensell and Cu1hAfFL- trore recen
Isl Ry MeSsrs knseil 1hd stewart is erected too,
thtfwl th7 bml dIngs and im,t .vemcnts theT
on end The valuable coal privileges attach,
lhereto, for more particular descripton OF.
Wmen reference Is hereby nGdc 10 saId deed
lls ule 10 the above sscribed propcrtv J.. NJ
heyea TO Dc good, but selling ~ Trustee. 4 will
only convey such title as is invested in me. =
iva,AS Sash- ) BRADY,
~ az ~ - Trustee.
y - consent ofparlies. jhe above sale has been
postponed until Monday tho Isl day Of November
next Oct Z
W The sale 81 ihc above properly is again post
po'eJ by consent Of parties. until Friday the 24lh
ony 'i December neat. S BRADY,
NV p,
lie above sale is further postponed. by consent
~ wnfs. until Friday, Jauay 81. 1912
dc 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
COALXAULT NOTICE.

IENHE 7Ih and Sh sections Of an ordinance res
pccling Coal Vdultsr reads thus:
Sec. ia That all coverings Of Coal Vaults IN
the side walks oiauy street. alley ur public square
IN this CRY shall be Iron aud secured by chain and
Crowbar that the same cannot he opened or mis-
placed except from the inside 81 the vaults and
every person being he tenants of te premises where
such vaulls SHAH be situated or The o&ner uf the
freehold shCrc s1ch premises are uuoccupied who
SHALL iat 90 secure sJc opening shall fjrfeif aud
pay 90 The Ciiy fine not less than three nor more
Than twenty dnllars, and the like penalty r each.
and every day such opening shall remain unsecuf
ed,
Sec 2. Ilany such vault shall be lch opcn, or
not secured fastened as required by tho foregoing
section unless during The lime Of receiving fuel. the
tenant of the premises the owner of Ihe freehold
where such premises are unoccupicd 10 which said
,aul! shall belong ,na forfeit and ray 10 the city
q sum % not less Than three nor more than lyCn.
~ d,IIars-ihose concerned viii please iak5 mo-
tee hat nli"r the 7h day Of January usi all such
offenders will be prosecuted without respect 10
pcrsJns
JOHN NCDVE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

% OI''-Jusi received a. the sign Of the
n > Big Boot. eases mons Kip COS. a SUPERIOR
au;cle. jan 10 SAMUEL M'CLALfEN
I'D ECElNED frum Philadelphia
ga J trunk Ladies fine Cater Boots.
Md walking shoes and
sliPicrs jan - SAMUEL MCCLELLAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
PUBLIC SALE OF \ VALUABLE
COTTON FACTORY

CRSJANr 10 the provisions of a certain deed
a @! trust late the 4h day OF O,t.ber. S3g.
=. VII proceed 10 sell at the front door of tho
- .ious. ~ Wheeling on the 9Th day Of A.
-, - An nat valuable rel e. tate, bulldogs
,iNi.lSry' s'e1m engine, DC. situlted in thu ci.
az, ~ ~ ~, - hce1nS beng lots ma u5erci a. I5 I6 .
~, ~ On me pl ', Of the addition - ths city ~
" hceiing llli out by isrl 4 U1l.,-af on tbS cJ.
,oNlhS rms. Viz-Jne eighth If the pnrchas.
.'r''y To DC paid ll cash AZ the time of sale ooc
tl-h IN siN ~ pntns thereafter one ei,,Itb I'm q
months from the 4 ~ uf sale. one eIg1,h in 1
'ossths, one t'drthll 4 m ntls aud tue remain.
inS i3grth m - mpnths from ia, day of sale WIN
49, llcTest from he day Of sale the uieto the
p'oPc y ZEN rut1 nti a srcIrity until thc said
p.tSalse IN 'iey shall be fully pad or such other
sGCu ny gwen as the trdstcs actIug ln Tins behalf
SNAIL dee itii .icut
nc attention IF manuf1 ,turcrs, and capita'iis
= lnf''e ID lts sale, as the property offered has
sleo' awnings fOi The Successful prosecution
u'o h'tuif trs ~ Cp.trt pr OF cBttpn anI
"ool com jineI. Tue tJlci l,evei 10 D. indis.
Pulaole''ut tbs SUBS cribs selling a. trustee will
Vnly give snra uue as Is yestruia hun by sad
S BRADY
J"h Us Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

a FRESH supply OF Shermln's Poor Nan,
L y Plaster, just received auI tor sale by
y" CuAPLINE 4 PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

II. OHIGE-'lhe subscriber offers for sale his
entire Machinery ADD steamina apparatus for
the manufacturing Of hli hUIies Possession given
immediately. ID PINGERSOLL.
pIrsNurgh. jon 1-3i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

EINOiC " AkDlS ~ "a 80 .,,.,., ..... So
an cNicnsivs acquaintance in the east. ospeci-
ally n Naryla ID. proposes TO forward an, des
~. % of 70 luce At charge. which will be salts
ftctory. Ills trchouse Is peculiarly y apted TO
ne s,orags Of FORK, Lard 3 i-;cr ami Bac IN.
N VI JANlSDN
IN Market Soacs, WA eling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
IAIRE MORkING Oh Az

HSTlRE WORKING OF ALL
w XXI NDS r. WArrENSON stilI con
unues az has wire WORKING establishment on
1Nit err. ea'",i1s ar1r IN stuav prfIse
"hesc he will ,nt3u .ac,urco order ana in H.
Ihp'' 'p9t1sti q. inuv. 4 artics 40 has iIue. VIZ
sElEES ANo RIDDLES OF all sizes, sluliins aud
St'ui'Hs sctEEN ~IUE tor merchant mills aud
allothcr kinds 0f w1vc wire that c1n be n,u,cI-
NlitE ROP - for FerrIccs'aiways on hand and
manufactured az the SHORTEST notice To order,and
January TT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
FOR EENT.


a Large Brick Building adjoining J4mcs II =.
"a Forsylh's ware house Main ST. at present &C.
cupioA by Barr & Rnhh also The Office in the occu-
pnncy Of A. p. Gof'& Co. Possession given on Ihe
ALEx ROGERS.
n, B. Office furniture can be obtained, Irdssircd
at low price.
Dec "a lS4l
HHTE have just received ON consignment from
&c the East
6 Bales Muslin, bleacheJ and unblcached
100 duz Spool Boss,
Pocket Rife. Belt. aud Holster Pistols,
Pockei Knives, aud Dirk Knives o. every des-
cripiIun.
Scissors Purses, Knives and Forks Shutters e.
trays. Razors, Brass Cindlcsiicks. 'c. sc. all of
superior quality, which will he sold low i,r cash
PENTONEY & HARRISON.
WE will also sell low To close consignment:
80 Boxes NJ Il llaisiUs,
10 Half Boxes do
10000 Common Cigars,
, IIhIs. R,con,
! kcg Tobacco.
5 Bbls and 0 half bills No. 3 MackcrrI.
dec 30 =. & IT.
VIE subs ribgrs have iprm,d cu-parine ship
L under the firm Of Rucke q Lamping ald.
have taken Warehouse No. 7, Light stree; Wharf
Tor the purpose Of trlnsacing "A General Commis-
sion Business and intend % devote their attention
10 the sale Of TUb1rcu aud other produce.
From Ihcr general knowledge of commercial bu-
sness they are confident that entire satisfaction will
be given 10 those who may favor them with con-
II guments.
They arc enabled to make the usual advances on
q, nsicnmenis on produce. GEO RUCKLE
dec 7-2w WM LAMPING.
B.hnoH Chronicle copy to the amount Of two
dollars and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

ri BkUNES-l case fresh Bordeaux Pruucs. Just
III received and TT sale ns the Family Grocery
inn II Of y ELLNAkER
USr received by the subscribers. aud for sale
- low iur cash
100 Kegs White Ical 10 cases Chrome Yellow
Boo COB Prussia Blue
"a. Is Washing ida . bales bottle corks
/ 81 lcrlWs = Wal CJrks
! Glue Spirits Turpcutne
, Lamp Black Castor OF
, Ven. Rcd CamwuoI
= Spanish Brown I-pgUoDi
, Whiting Mich Wood
Rose Fiuk Chip Fusuc
Turkey TIMBER ALUM
Rotten Stone Mldlcr
~ ID Suml AmlUp
2 bhls Copal vanish Blue NirrUl
Japan Ncriigus
4 Bk Leather do Rcd Wuud
I Bloc SmlIz Rotten Stone
] ease Cum Shc,ac Sugar Lead
4 " Ex Inrnuud Llc Dye
40 Chrome Green
CHAPIINE e. PRYOR.
aI Union -f WIr.iug I4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

HNOR RENT-ThIi desirable dwelling house
IA situated on Main street. nearly opposite the
Virginia hotel, belonging 10 the estate of the late
ih"m - R1v deceased, which dwelling Is in
ever way suitable tor private dwelling house.
di'SO the two store rooms underneath I'm
mediate possession will be gwen 10 the store
rooms and To- the DIV ling on the FIST IT Adiil
next The ab0v, TO pyTty will he rented low on
applicant N 20
.an 5 PENToNEY & HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
STATEMENT

y ne Affairs ofise WAc,iing Strings Esiiaiion on
Jiuuay-lsr. lol2.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

He Wished to refer high instance Of this power Ia the
-s-o, of one whose memory would long be cherished as
en-. The mos, devoted friends oil the human He OF
fered The sentiment
.. T5e,,eu.or. of WILLIAM ELtEsY cRAssISe.r
Ths tenth tssst then read;
Tae Pset..'
To this JoHS D. KEEsE, ESD respondea osisns. ne
ota ~ The Jiguty OF the Poet and the progress, IN
worth and in hoaor. OF American Literature which had
kept pace he said wih political progress ihe For'
Of this day ,one thu spir, of r age, some skilled IN IN.
series OF banking and all aefu1iiy ensaseu " e '"
of life.
He concluded by giving as toast
William Cullen Bryant, whose name Ike his o~h ofeen
River; can never mnglc with the waters OF ceiStoo
The last then read, preac.d By few remarks
by The President:
'womaa-our presiding divinity; Baeehns IS sde.hroned
Several fine pieces of music were sung during
The festivities, and at sbost 10 o'clock the osm-
pany broke up. The whole formed most bril-
liant opening for the winter course Of Lectures.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

with The view of concentrating and dusins useful know
edge appertanng particularly 10 Agriculture the severa
Agricultural Societies which have been or may bereafterbe
formed in this State and in any nnd all other States In the
Union are most respectfully desired send copies of
their reports American Institute OF the
City OF NewTok for the benefit of It's members and sach
gentlemen as resort the American institute for niorma
,ion Selections will be made for publication IN COM
pressed OF such important facts and useful Improve
nents as are communicated in order dnse the ntorma
ion The Societies disposed TO comply with the above
request will please direct 10 T. B. WAKEMAS Cor secre
arv OF the American Institute, City OF NewYork where
The postage would ba considerable careful private convey.
ance houd be obtained relieve the Institute from TOO
srea, burthen Editors generally and particularly OF
Agricultural Periodicals. desired give the ahove one
or more insertionS-New-York, Nov. !, 1882.
We approve of the above plan and hope 1t will
be followed out by every Agricultural Society IN
our country. II is calculated TO bring together
and render available vast amount OF useful
know ledge which is now confined 10 a few indl-
vduals.
The scattered condition of our Farmers prevents
that frequen, intercourse which exists among 9th
ers of the industrial classes, and of consequence
the spread Of information is tardy Means should
be taken to remedy this difficulty and the sugges-
ton in the notice is exceen, and the zeal and per-
severance with which the American Institute pur
sues its objects is that it VIII be carried
out If properly seconded by the Agricultural So
| cieties.
10 Tighe Davy, an old and respectable citizen,
| who has been in the Legislature in former years,
runs lowest on the Ts,nmany ticket, mex, TO Mike
Walsh. That's fattering, considering who the,
are that run ahesd.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

as servant To westehesier Casny. aod nhing hsr ,s
carried tio The eorner OF south uSd Cahzrre ssrss
where, eindse her vigsnee he eonfrvrd 10 carry hg
trunk and clothing He got ioaEd until to-day rAs.
he ran but was caught and coa,niitsd TO snsoet.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

FROM cUBa--Thc schooner Burlington, 10,
this port from Cuba, pu; into Savannah CO Faasy
last, having been damsged by gales The Geo..
sian contains later news from Cebs, broushs b
her.
a sloop showing English eolors appeared ot,o
Der l6 of Givara, and David Turnbull, Esq. Mp.
went on shore and demanded, in behalf of ,h,
English Government, the liberation of all English
blacks and all slaves brought into the island since
1921. His vessel was examined and found to B.
manned with negroes--a noted Spanish OUTLAW
one Tom Carter, being Captain. A guard was
placed over her and Turnbull on presenting his
self at the Governor, was recognized as The Eng.
li.h Consul who caused moch trouble a, fis
yans short time since, aud who had been ordered
of the island. He, with his crew, was srrssted,
and they all will be sen: TO the Havana to b.
placed at the disposal OF the Goyerninert, Grsat
excitemen, prevail. in consequence Of these pro,
ceedings.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

The BuRrlsGTos DUEL.--The Trenton va,
zette says that the Midshipman who was wounded
in the duel at Burlington, escaped from that CITY
to Philadel pbia in the evening cars on Monday oil
last week
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

GREAT SALE OF FoRrGITEp CLOTHS, &c.--Yes.
terdaY morning, Myers Claghorn g. Co auctioneer'
under order Of the u. 5. Marshal, sold 673 pieces
of cloths and cussimeres forfeited TO the United
States, which brought the sum of S3O2OO.
GPhilad. Ledger