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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
From The Southern Patriot.
CHARLESTON, Is. c. April

CHARLESTON, Is. c. April IL.
DEATH OF THE RIGHT REV. DR.. ENG
LAND.-This eminent Probate breathed his
last this morning about 5 O'Clock, in the
seth year OF his age, having undergone
lingering and painful illness, his disease
being inflammation of the intestnes, exhi.
biting throughout undated courage and
strength of intellect, with an unwavering
reliance in the promises OF steadfast
faith. Bishop England has been resi-
dent of our city for % years, during which
period he has presided over the diocese
committed to his charge, comprising the
States of South Carolina, North Carolina
and Georgia, with singular talent for both
civil and ecclesiastical administration,
and with paiernal regard to the interests
Of his church; while in the civil relations
created by allegiance to his adopted coun-
try, he ever exhibited respect for her in
stitutions, zeal Tor her interests and sensl'
blity to her rights.
Thus has been extinguished, in its me-
ridan lustre, one of the most brilliant
lights of the Catholic Church in the Yves.
tern Hemisphere a divine who illustra'
ted the duties of his lofty calling by his
personal example-whose religious zeal
was ever fervent-whose phIlanthrophy
knew no discrimination Of class, sect, or
country whose ability was unqucstlon-
ed-whose learning was ample-whose
energies knew no abatement by adverse
nnuences-whose eloquence was prompt,
enriched with the treasures of thought,
and enforcing the truths of religion with
equal force of argument and lervor of dc
ton and who has gone down to the tomb
with the profound regrets Of the commu'
nifty in which he lived, the intense sorrow
of his afflicted congregation, and the ago
nizing grief OF large circle of friends.
From The Charleston Patriot, Apra 10.
THE OgslquIEs OF BIsHoP ENGLAND were
yeste rday solemnized at the Cathedral of ST. Fin
bar neal the altar Of which he is to be inferred.
amidst the ABSORBED feelings Of a crowded audlto-
nv, who came to mnge their tears and regrets
with those of his Borrowing friends, and where
the spectacle of subj me charity was exhibited
in the assembage of the Clergy of almost every
spontaneous tribute Of respect to his virtues, thus
attesting the depth of those emotions with which
his unlocked Tor demise has impressed sympa-
thizing community, while it gave additional poig-
nancy to that distress into which this melancholy
| event has plunged those with whom the deceased
was in friendship aud religious associations.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

The Peoria (Ilinois) Press of March
3Oth, says 1.-The season is remarkably
mild and pleasant. The peach trees are
in bloom; the wild plum blossoms are fast
coming out, and the advancing foliage of
other trees and shrubbery, indicates for
ward spring"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania adj
lourued on the stb, to meet again on the
Oh June The bill to levy tax adequate
10 insure the punctual payments OF tho m
'"resl on the State debt was not passed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

Miss HambIin, alias Mrs. Ewing, the
actress, who killed her husband in the
Mobile theatre, has not been arrested.
The deceased received three stabs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

On the passage ofthe two steam irlgates
to the Chesapeake, it is said that the MIS-
sissippi proved to be the fastest vessel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
POSTP NED.
H1'ssSsRGsS Safe.

Hoy virtue of Deed of Trust executed by Geo
ED w Mounts for the benefit of Joseph Randall,
dated October l6, 1871, and now Of record 10 the
office of the County Court OF Berkeley County, the
undersigned, trustee, will offer for sale. public
auc, tor on Noaday The oh dag Of Noy negt.
(being Court Day. at the Court House, in Mar
iinsburs, the following pronnttY, TO wit:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
NOTICE.

The parties 10 The above suit will take notice.
that will attend at my Office, in Mart'nsenfg,
Berkeley County. on Monday The 25sh day OF Aprn
next for the nun pose OF taking and receiving such
evidence as may be then and there offered 10 fea-
ion to the matter IN said suit specially or generally
SEAMAN GARARD.
Special Con-
Ma,,b oA 1870 st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
Ill Fresh supply

nF Candy, Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins,
~ Prupes, Dates, Cocoanuts, Preserved Ginger.
Almonds. PAGAN Nuts, &c, &c, just received and
for sale by
April z, 1912. w. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

FLoRIDA-Col. Worth is still securing the whole
country with scouting parties picking up add driv-
ing in the red savages BY searching Reforms he
has been able to effect savings in the public service
amounting to $l50,0o0 per ennum. So says the
ST Augustine News.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
Safe Of Bonds.

yHyHE undersigned, Trustee, with whom was de-
u posted three Bonds, executed By John Wage
ley 10 William G. Burns, each for The sum of
Goo Dollars,
dated each, October ., 1910, payable in one, Two,
and three years from date, and secured by Trust
Deed upon the land sold by Burns to Wageley, of
fers the bonds at private sale,
EDMUND PENDLETON
March g. I34o.--if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

QUAKERs.--The Iowa Legislature has
refused to exempt this religious denomlna'
ton from performing military duty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

VIRGINIA I'm the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Morgan County, Septem-
Der Term, l34l,
Eleanor Tidal, piH.
against
Nc Donald's heirs and others, dfts
IN CHANCERY.
TENHIS cause came on TO be heard this 29th day
II of September. 1871, upon The papers former.
" read in The cause. and upon the amended oiii Of
Eleanor Tdball, plaintiff, and the exhibits hereto
fore fled. the answer OF Thomas Campbell, with
the exhibits filed herewith, and the Court being
satisfied that the order Of publication in this case
as ains, the heirs of John Mcdonald, has been duly
executed, and they failing TO appeal u Is ordered
that the bills Of the plaintiff be taken fot con'esse"
as against them-and the Court being turther sat
ished that the lands in question VIZ me two tracts,
one Tor 44O acres. and the other fof I'll acres pat
ented 10 John Mcdonald, heir at law OF Lot. Az
gu. Nc Donald passed by the will OF the said An
sus MeDonali, having been entered and warrants
isspcf therefor before the dete ri the said will and
he;,e such interest in title the Virginia Statute
Of Wills is devsable provided the tracts thus pat
en,ed be the same those referred TO in the VIII,
and devised 20 his two daughters, May and Flea
nor, doth refer the to Seaman Garaid, a Spe-
cia Commissioner Of this Court. TO ascertain and
stare such facts may go 10 show whether the said
patented lands be. be not. the same the trac's
leviscd by the will as toresaid OF Angus Nc Donsld,
and also state such other masters may be deem
ed pertinent 10y himself which he may be iequiI-
ed to state by any of the parties.
ACopy-Teste,
J. RICHARD, c,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
II LIST Of LETTERS,

ID EhAlNfNG in tho Post Office at Martins
He burg, Virginia, the Isl day OF April, i842.
which, If no, taken out before the Isi day Of July,
will be sent to The General Pos, osce az Dead
Letters.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
LAW BOOKS FOR SALE.

TIME Executors Of Elisha Boyd, need, will
Il offer for sale, at public auction in the town 1T
Marrnsburg, on Wednesday me 27h Of Aprit-
being the LIST day Of the Term of the Superior Court
some forty or yf6y roiames Of Law Books, a
nong which are the following:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
RUMo var.

fENHk subscriber would respectfully announce 20
n bus customers and the public generally, that
he hes removed the Store House f.,rfnerl, occn-
pied by Mr.. Joseph Burns. where he hopes- by
strict attention 10 business, u,eri, confirmation
Of the public patronage heretofore conferred upon
him.
April z. 1912. J VAN DOREN. Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

The enrolled militia Of the United States amounts
70 Cos 387
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
TRUST S.HLE.

TONFECTIONARY. -Raisins, Prunes. Figs,
~ Almonds Flberts. English Walnuts, Pecan
Nuts, Lemons and Oranges. just received and tor
sale by
April 81, 1912. u. RAENHaL'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
Also, A Tract Of land,

lying on Back Greek.
Terms Of Land -One-half the u,chase money
in hand, the remainder in ten months.
Terms Of Personal Property.-A credit of ten
months will be given all sums of S. and up-
wards, the purchaser giving bond and good secur
ty: under that sum, the cash will be required
No property to be removed, until the terms Of sale
are complied with.
OF Sale to commence at o'cook, when due
attendance will be given by
FREDERICK CLAYCOMB.
Anril 81 l3i2.-At
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

Pcrrons irquirine FOR these Letters, will please
say they Observation-Disclosures, they may not
receive them.
JOHN p STEWART, p. NJ
April Z l342.--3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
Public Safe.
Il KITCHEN

YUl2NIWUNiao
such as one Corner Cupboard, one Desk and Book
Case, two Bmeaus, four Tables, Chuirs, one
Clock, Bedsteads, Looking Glasses;
Two Parlor Stoves, Garrett, Chests, Kitchen Cup
board, Dresser, Pots, Ovens, Kettles, one Churn.
Tubs, Buckets, &c;
One Grind stone, and number Of other articles
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
THE MAR X EFT s.

From The Baltimore American, APrlt IL
RAN Roam OBDERs.-We quote to-day at o9
per cen, dhcount. which s q further Improvement
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Morgan County, septem-
Der Term, l34l,
T. III
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
TRUST s ALE.

April IA, l3i2.-4t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

FIFTY YEARS AGo.-FiHy years nco. and
cities now iull Of thousands Of souls were the hnr
ting grounds Of the Indians covered only by rho
rorest or swamp. Fiiiy years ago aud the city OF
New York crniaScd bat about 33. Geo inhabitants;
has now $4,000. Boston n bout | 5 600; nov, "a.
GOO. PhiadelphIa Then about 40 600; now 26O.-
OOO. Baltimore which then had but about ] 3 600,
has now 100000.
Fifty years ago. and we had nothing Of the rignn.
le powers oi 81 cam. Fifty years ago, the worthy
fathers and mothers Of the present generation wef6
willing TO dress in their own hornespun the busy
wheel was ,Shrling by The kitchen 6,csnic. The
kni''ing needles were Piled. and wuol woven in the
mouse AMI liner fibtes dressed at the fuiling .m
winch has given way To the spacious fclcry. Tho
waterfall aud steam engine, the improved snndlcs
anu other m1ch'nes. manufacture nbv millions of
y"rus' Nhere MY years since only hundreds woro
made and nat hy The industrious and thrifty hand
OF those m"'hers aud daughters oT lhs hardy ErrnerS
Of those days.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
LEAVING HOME

The following Is an extract ola beautiful Ieire,
from c correspondent Of the New York Evening
Ps from England. who len New York some
months since ia one Uf the packet ships
The first night at sea is always and to alt on
b'nrd a night oisadness aud discomfort. Men may
te'gn good spirits and attempt awkard Joke or
two; but no one can SOC his nltive land fade awnv
IN the horizon without sinking of heart. Even
the ship dog seems 10 krow that he IL going from
home. Ours certainly did. his dropping tail aud his
dull eye were not as they we're on shore.
~ noon the steamboat took the ship in tow. nj
lonr she efi U.S. at FIVE the fairy pilot ,at took
from as pilot, and hauled in for the shore Whom
the pilot leaves fhe ship the lasi link which binds
one 10 his country seems broken The hearr s.eros
torn from home. No one who has not erperiencej
u, can understand tho peculiar feelings of that M.
ment ihous md feelings rush unbidIen 10 The
mind. The affections seems qrickened with new
energy. Dearer Than ever are the frisndE " enr
Preside. The kisses of our prairling ones nre svce.
TER to the fond fancy Than ever bofne Though we
think we ave counted the cousi" vet womb We
give all we hope CIR in our voyage, To be back with
those who we love. The future is uncertain -
What changes shalt ihore be ~ the home circley-
To ne. thisquesiiOn with sad earnrsincss for
but litile space Of time has gone, aud a father a
brother. two sisters aud a cJild have left me- lao
more 90 return. And a. 1 said Who shall tell ol
the changes IN the home circle, ere the yandercr
Teturnsl
10 ~ IN such moment that tho mind Turns. in.
voluntarily 20 lIIu who - over OIL Then IL j. VIC
reJ see that here IS q GJD that the world is not
fa'heriessi and that chance has not any thing 10
Do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
TIE MONSTER.

The Charleston Mercury Of The 27th ult notices
the capture of large devil fish by heing run
aground n low wafer. near Castle Pckucy. 10y Il
nurnl e. 81 fishing b'IS and killed IL appears thai
This Devil fish, NOT having any hing plrucular "a
as l'el1inily rs ,sihleS the same time To cur
~ terror aud dsmay into the camp OF her enemy b1li-
~ seized hold of The cable of one at the bpatS and
- lhd occupliiun was kept IN play hy large mum.
Der "i b"hs. until run aground and despatched: A.
WIS exhibited 10 adnirug crowds aI four pence a..
head children anI uiggcrs al la prics n mraSn red
iH'm the 'xir'me 81 The wings Ia iec md prJ6l5.
" weighed 2j3Olls ls tail. Which WIS about :
ieei long nearly the shape of common COW Skin,
" - al ,hc Iunelure with The body not over two
inrhesin dlineior. Tnis says ihe Mercury, we sup
posi- 10 be It's means Of deiencei aud IA iTutn well
laIl on would be rather Troublesome
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
From ,be R,ll..,r. Emil. Ga.,ttc

From thc BciiotrS Fdtts Gascuc.
The moral atmosphere OF this great nation needs
pur,tcatlon-it Is full OF scandal aud Spleen affect
ing the high and low. the rich ana poor The sun
81 heaven IS not powerful enough 10 disSiPa'e the
fugs OF Malicious SANDER and the AIR repse with
he echoes OF the murmurs Of Disappointed ambition
and Of ruined hopes. scandal Is caught up with
moro aviliiy than new Paris fashion. u shows
the marx of little mind to be the retailer of scan
daous stories, whether true iase aud we envy
no, The feelings of any pander To the appetite for
scand al, which IS the employment of some Of the
correspondents OF some Of our PuSlIc Journals Con-
snicnous among the papers Which have abused the
Presidout aud bascy slandcred Daniel Webster CO..
q year past. are the Louisville Journal and the y.
y Courier Enquirer. We care not what these
slad"rinG publications. say themselves for rs m the
case OF Mr. Webster they som compelled 20 re-
tact We do regret, however. thai respectable
papers, here at the north will cory FROM such paper,
any part or parce of their spleen. LIT the vipers
bite on. they will soon Snd At hard enawing fii-i
The people are becoming more and more disgusted
WIN the pickering of party men-Iud will srou
throw overheard these dlsturhers of their peace
Those who ~ loudly abuse the present udminlsira-
u"n act Va say The least unwsely the people choose
10 give Mr Tyler's administration fair trial. arsi
they will do II. q in thclr estimation. he il found
waning. at proper Time the people VIII inform
him and put another IN ms place. II Congress, or
certain men in Congress, had devoted IheI- time
for the last five months to the country instead nf to
partisan warfare. the people might have been benc-
lifted; aud II ihp~e who have showerrJ much 4.
huse upon Mr. Webster not Interested in STAND.
crng him they might perhaps he induced 10 look
nj him with their own natural eyes. rather than as
they do. through the glasses Of the degune and un
priuciplcd politician
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

POOR PUSS.-An interesting ip,.id.,, ...-..,
cd with the late Ere at the corner Of wasb;,,, ana
Pleasant streets. dra VS., daily number ef olo .,
the RUNS. ltappeurs that one of the t,,,b,.,. ~
Nir Warren had layoric kitten. when che b.c,,l.
frightened, always ran. if possible, 10 room on Inc
third story and concealed herself behnd a c,ccH
chest or trunk, which stood against the wall en-,
mex IN ung after the lire.a figure was seen stamped
upon the brick wall, the only portion of Mr. War.
rons house that remained standing representing in
light grey colnr. a boz. aud within the circnmfcr
ence OF II the black fgurc OF cat Foor P,s has n,
been seen nor heard OF since the Gre. and 1t Is sup
posed that when the house was burning she ran In
her iavore retreat. and was here burned Ia dcnih
leaving her stamp upon the bricks II remains ihoro
now. aud may be seen by any one who will hike tho
trouble to walk few steps down Pleasant street from
Washington sireei,-Bosfon Courier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

The ready wit of true born Irshman. ho-Acycs
hHmoe hs sta lon.is exceeded -sly 10y his galintry
few days since wo obscf, Ell % case IN point 4
sudden gust 81 wind ook "a pIrasul oui Of Inc hand.
OF Us owner. and before We had chlncc 10 rocoI.
lecI whether o. would be etiquette o. catch the
rar1s'i Of lady 10 whom We had never becn in
iroducei. lively Emoralder dropped his bod Of
bricks. caught the parachute On the midst vt lis gy.
r1iions uud presented Ca the loser with boyv
which reminded us Of pour power "Faiih ma',fp. &"
s'd ne a'h I'D So d. you were rs sirorg You
are handsome % wouldn't have got away from you
which shall thank You fJr Gfsi DE service ri,
your coinnli naa.r asked ie lady smiling "Tr,tb
ma on sad Pat again, touching the place where once
vas beaver, chat look of your own beautiful sys
thanked Ino or boih" iffhat bod rnr-ior ,,,II b..
suo proposals. ~ "tacho Tho Jru'alr" well do bis a.
veri'iGg grltis and head his Dot % pupils lie bas
= genIu. w Lha IhLng -NroM.L J.uaLLln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

a YOUNG COUPLE.-There t. at present exist
ing IA the village Of Priyas, (Arjeche.) young
pie, whose united ages amount TO 2O7 years The
husband is los years oldanj tho wife l02. Ia lisa
they quilted their paiernal roof. and established
themselves at Locas. che banks of Mas \ sud.
den slip of earth. which nearly enculpcd their cot
tage. frightened them away ~ lSlOwheu they per-
ehed themselves upon a rock where they CONSTRUCT
ed rude hut. open to the wind aud rain, IN which
nnsheltered cabin they have existed ever since Du-
ring 'he whole tme their only nourIshmeni has been
eoa'se bread and the milk of a goat. which has
ee' 'heir constant companion. THIS extraordinary
upo are still Ia full possession uf their mental aud
"ys'u' iaeu'es. aud even last yenr they were busl
y e"s'ged an eu,ivuiing the barren soil aronni
'heir rock Their present yigor ~ owing to their
,rgu'aIly, The old mans teeth are as white, and
nls eyes as bright as Ihuse of vonnr Inln of 20
H. says that he has worked hard ali hi. M, bu,
never remembers having committed an erccs, any
nature wh-lsoeNer. Courier Ee Ia DIR ms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

JAMES FENNlMORE CoOPER-S,me TWEEN
y thirty Pe1I cor the , days lasi plsrh have been
amused IA u e 5 Court room. n York bv seeing
aud hearing Mr. Copper try Col Stone for hhelling
him. that is Tor reviewing his of the batls
OF Lake Ere. The libel was referred o. three ref
erces To adJadicaIe upon, viz Daniel Lord, Jr sam.
uel Stevens, aud Samuel Foote. E-qs
Several Navy OTHERS are called as witnesses
which gives 10 lhrlira some further interest. Among
the Cfiiccrs present yesterday CumnodIre Perry
Caps MCkcrzic AMI Sands.
Mr Cooper in hts opening speech quite rnsnuniod
we are todhe laurels of the dead Perry would sui.
Ter IA behalf 81 Commodore Elliolri and the way he
talks 10 the Navy Officers OF "the hclum." "backng
t',-Sails'" "yawng" DC JVc cuuiouuJs altogether us
lIndsmcn. The everlasting long questions too that
he puts these Officers seem 10 coninuud them too as
much IS his hard terms do US These are indication.
that the Press being cged lhs whole Navy Of the
United States Is To he taken in hand. Wee "a bag.
dieHs.-4NeH Yorh Express.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

The rcJoicings Of the L0cofoco press over the
Wing defeat in Virginia may be somow hat prcna-
ture. There are questions ia existence and rising
that will and mrsl divide and distract their whole
operation. The reception Of the land money Is
Que question ON which they cannot agree. there
were many elected on n pledge 10 receive H. The
gubcrnn,orial election viii also be hard vote Tor
sumo. There are many who will not be disposed
To G.. the 1l'raism OF Mcdowell and sumo half doz
cn who disposed to cling 10 the renowned Col
Thompson ore ultra still.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
WOOL. lIANITFACTIIREDF RONR,CS-Tb

WOOLMANUFACTUR FROM r iGS-Thc
Try Wang snys the machinery recently erected ia
lhe brcN building near The State Dam, this city.
by Searns a. Co Tor The manufacture of Nnul frum
Nulleu rigs Is nnw operation, and is we'll worthy
he attention Of the public. The rags are thrown IN
Ihc first place into machine in the second story
where they are grodud up.& thence pressed through
another IChne ia the lower story filled with water
which clrauses them from all impurities The wool
thus formed is then passed TO free n irJm the water
which Il las aNsnrhed aud afterwards sent up a
spout with great velocity into tic fourth slOry where
Il Is dricl until ft for use.
The WOOL thu, mtnuiarlsr u is sent 10 $ lringfeld
VI where Il Is Carded and spun aud finally made H.
To sirinet The machinery OF Scarls ~ Co now iu
operation IA tins city. Is cpliiie of gri ,ling 1000
lbs Of rags per day. Additional machinery will be
erected wh.ch will he capable, ii required. Of grind
ing $500 lbs per day
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

The New York American Of wednesday afternoon
says
The Hon Walter Forward. Secretary of the Trcu-
sury arrived ~ the city yesterday. on his way 10
Boston GA business. we learn. connected with the
disposition oi the United States Loan.
The Connecticut Lcgislure have elected John VI
Niles n Senator IN the Congress Of tho United
States.
The Hungarian Brothers are singing in New
Orleans Iu high health and spirits, Ilie report u
heir cruel hatchery TO the contrary nurw iIllsanG
iug.
IL The Steamer Gem struck log in the n
lucky river. Lprk No , and sank IN water owe
her guards. Sac was ireighicd with bale rope aId
tagging, aud had n board the Laws Of last winter
lcslined TOR the southern portion oiIhe State which
probably will bo somewhat injured.
The Providence J .urnal denies that the Pres.
dent hus constituted a commission 10 settle the dd
creuccs IN Rhode Island