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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Court0fthe United Sfafsg fgr fIc Ucs.
tern District Of FiTriHi1 Cd Stanton
NOTICE a. creditors and al 9th ere concerned
- ininterest 10 show cause agaIust the petit N
of
No & Wolf Hcym1u, Of Ohio county, for dis
charge from al his 1rbiH. AND q -etuhcato theta-
of ON the 80 dav Of august neEt
No IB 4 homas Jones, n Ohm county, for
DISCHARGE from az his a,Dis 500 ceTithtais
fpcrc1f on the Ist dtr Of August next.
NoU James Melvin, ui OHIO county, tOT . di8
charge nom ail bic Debts and certificate thereof
on the Ist d1v of Augrst newt.
No o. Wlisa q Kimberly, of Ohio county.
Tor discharge from al hts debts and CertthCate
thereof on the tst dav oft August next.
Archibald FISHER. or ohio C8Hufv. for n OF.
charge from 80 hI. de5ts, ard certGcatc thcre0f
on the ist day OF August next.
may 90 n x TROUT. ID G.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
TRUST SALE,

ny Virtue Of a deed Of trust from James Sar.
~ gent add Deborah his wife TO me dated the
2 st day Of June, ID. 1912, and duly recorded IN
the clerk . office for the county Of Ohio, shall on
the 9th day OF June, 1912, at IL O'clock in front
Of the court house IN Wheeling expose to public
sale at auction for cash, tie following descTib d
rtal estate, 10 wit: certain piece or parcel Of
land siuated and lliag in the county Of Ohio,
state OF Virginia, and bounded as follows 10 wit:
beginning at post on the West side OF the Ma
tional road, and joining the sou h line Of the
lands Of William Neil, thence south two degrees,
East bfteen and five tenths perch to a post,
thence south fifty nine and one fourth degrees,
west thirteen and five tenths perches, to pOst on
the West Bank of little heeline creek, thence
north two degrees, west fifteen and Eve teRth >
peTches TO post, thence north fifty nine and one
fourth degree, east thirteen and FIVE tenths perch
es TO the place OF beginning, containing one acre
ahu t"eny thIee perches, belng the same ldnd
conveyed to said Sargent by John Kiggin.
Sc ling trustee, shall only convey 10 the
purchaser such title as is in me vested by sala
deed Of trust. ALFRED CALDWELL,
may 26 r. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
GRAF 4 BALLENBERG.


ESPEC IFCLLl Inform the citi,en = of Wbep-
IL mug, anu Their trends in generaI that they
are now receiving at their tore on thu north-eas,
corner OF Main street and Market alley their sec.
ono sapply OF large and splendid assortment of
Spring aud Summer Goods Pers@ns before N. p
CHASING are invited 70 call aud ex mine their stock
anu they VIII md still greater reduction in thc
prices OF Dry Goods. Their stock consists in
part OF the follow ing dcsira BILE a rticIes:
Wool dyed Broad cloths ofevery cslor an a oua-
NY from 81, To 50 per yard. A good assortment
81 superior fancy CassimeTcs for Summer wear
premium Cassncts and Jeans for 25 cents I'd
upwards, oi all CO 0rs anu qualities SUPER OF
London CashmeTetts. Extra wild, plain and RIB
bed Gamhroons. super artIre Of Gransusal.
las tJr summer wear. A large assortment Of e.
y n and Cotton stuiis for pants. Superior Lon
don Alpaca and Saxon Cloths. Parisienne II r.
ct Belzarenes, Lawns Moushae do Lanes. Chal-
leys. SIlNs, plain, striped, Chene aud eros, bar
red MateOnl. eros &c Rhine, Gro de Nav and
Poult de Soc. Plain aud figured, black and blue
black BombaZinCs ScaTis and Mantllas A fine
assortment of Cravat and STARTS for Ladies =
Nous an DE Lains, Black Filler, MohSir and silk
snawlS. ia onttt, Null, Cambria bosk, and l1ce
Mushns. rye assortment OF Isle Lace Ed
ylnSs. Scot h, Ear,stou and Manchester Cling
mans Umbrellas and Parasols veiy cheap A
large stock at Palm Has, Musqueto Bars. A
IstSe ara very cheap stock of GLOVES mad hosiery
l"fether with thirty thousand yards of Muslin
ana Shllco from To IL cents per ward. Country
Merchants wi lind as much TO their advan > &c
. call and examine their stock aud they will be
CONVINCED that Thy can purchase their goods OF
rs at Eastern prices.
Don't forget to call at the Great western.
NAV 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
A CARD.

TNO THE CITIZENS or WHEELING AND
VICINITY have on hanI az entirely new
and large assortment Of Upholstery Wais, suitable
for Merchants. Families aud Captains Of Boats.
consisting Of Curled Hair, Moss, Husk, Spring and
Cotton Mattresses Of the best materials, Of every
size and al very reduced prices Damlsks, MerUoes.
Fringes. Tassels and Cards. Sacking Bottoms and
every article usually found in extensive estab-
I'hmeut Merchants and Families wanting any
article in my line. bo supplied at an hours no
lice, and the ir favors thankfully received Grateful
lor The very liberal patronage I have az oil times
reserved from the citizens Of Wheeling for many
years, most respectfully rcquesta continuation Of
the same. My warehouse - % the cUrber Of Wood
aud Water ST.. VIM NOBLE. UphOlsbrer.
Pittsburgh, May %. 2wp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
DEAFNESS CURED.

COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
III NOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains. and the
II discharge Of matter from the ears iso al those
d'agreeoble noises. like tho buzzing of ipsecis.
iailing Of wster. whizzing Of steam, &c. &C. which
are symptoms Of approaching deafness. and al.,
generally attendant with the disease For sale by
DIR J CRUMBACKER. No II3, Main st.
Sole Agent
This medicine is highly recommended, and nu.
merous certificates are given, by very respectable
persons, Of the many astonishing cures which a has
performed oav %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
Periodical Agency.

MELLOR, respectfully informs his iuea De-
add the public, that be has est7ulsheda re-
rJdlCsl Agency at No rs Union street, poo the
tore room occupied by James MCl'Or, where an
DO.ular Periodicals, Magazines and newspapers,
cal he bad az spOu a. published.
Ladies aud Gentlemen call and see.
may o. Nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
PL.9N TIERS HOUSE

ST. LOUIS, MO.
"A REDUCTION OF THE FARE!
HfA I'm consideration Of the pressure OF
lsIIIWsA the times, the undersigned has redu-
nlIR2a$ ced the prices of boarding and lodging
- TO 81, so per day, mi the rate Of wines
from 80 TO t0per CT. His tables will continue as
heretofore to be supplied with every luxury the
market affords. The Building IL the largest,
mosi airy, aud combines more comforts than
any III the city, and is not surpassed by any no
tel in TN West.
Every attention will be given by the undersGn-
ed, his agents, and servants, 20 accOmUO, ate
those who favor him with a call.
St Louis, may 10 3m BENZ STICKNEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL
BOOKS.

STEPHENSON g. HASWEIL. respectfulIv
call he attention of sc hool teachers and I e
public generally, TO their stock of school and Col
use, for school aud collegiate education, from
aprimer TO the highest class of Mathematics
Inc departments of Lexico Sraphy, BIography
cory, Mathematics, Geography, Astronomy, &c,
DC are all well represented by the most apnrn-
Ned authors, and of the latest editions al much
lower Prices than heretofore fered in this section
oil country; Our stock OF Nj edcal. Theological
aud miscellaneous Books Is large aud general
ana our ARA lgements with he Eastern u.ish
ers are such that. IN the event of being called
npon Tor what may not be on our shelves, we can
furnish to order in ten days.
Country Merchants and schOol cOmmi ssioners
or teachers are invited to call and examine for
themselves may 26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
DAHLIA ROOTS.

n TODD, would inform The loveu of Flora
~ that he has at the sign Of tho BLACK MAN.
MOTH BOOT, some very choice Dahlia roots and
Flower Seeds Just received on consignment and
lOr sale very low Tor cash
Call at his Shoe Store. South end Of Market
squire. may Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

NXTRA FBOUR.-FsmrIy Flour fresh
~ ground. Of White Wheat. Tradclphia snd
BedHhon Brands. Just received and iOr sale by
mar ~ IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
I'D. ARRI VAL.
EAIRAORDiNARl DESPATCH BY r
GREAT WESTEnN

IMPORTANT NEWS ToTHE PUBLIC. TIL
1Nt.A WESTERN DRY GOODS STORE A.
GAlNSr THE WORLD FOR BARGAINS
lchEArER AND STILL CHEAPER, THAN rnE cnrAr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
LITERARY DEPOT.

ETTERAKH DEBUT.
hANDY ANDY, ga Cts
IL JACK HINTON. ga
Do cheap edition, S75
TWO ADMlRALS. 50
LIFE OF CALHOUN. lS}
MAN Or THE PEOPLE, 3Ii
SuAkSPEARE. per No. %
SiNCALG. 25
QUEENS OF FRANCE 25
PILGRIMS or THE RHINE IS9
PIERHr. LANDAIS, ISs
LECF( RES on MODERN HISTORY, 25
MAGAZINES.
BLACKWOOD'S. 3I4
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, 50
GRAlIANrS, al
. ~! BOOK, 3l1
ARTIST All
All the rev publica lions received. rs soon rs
punished, at the LITERARY DEPOT, No 49,
MoIsrne Street. HIRAM KANE
may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

&$ HHDS 10. Sugar. landing from steam.
q - erOIve Branch. and inr sale by
my % WM PAXTON & son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
NOTICE no BUILDERs,

THE subscribers have on hand and Offer for
sale at very reduced prices. q large assOrtment
of CROWN WINDOW GLA IS OF tyeTy size
either wholesale retail. They would recon-
mend those who wish good, durable and hand
some article to call add examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere, will positively be sid
nj prices TO suit the times.
NJ q r Il SWEENEY & co.
They have also on hand as usual AZ their stOre
room on Monroe street every variety Of FLINT
ASSWARE Oft err own manufacture, and a
well selected stock Of az EENSWARE Of the
very best quality, low for cash. may rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
FOR RENT,

A SMALL Room on Market Street, oae door
~ north Of Odenbaagh's Gun Shop, suitable for
q Shoemaker OF Tailor shop Possession given im.
nPf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
s@rrS-seQ

BOOTS.
UST received on Guns guIncni al the CITY Auc
- lion ROum.
cases fine Ii Iuts which we will sell INV IN
cl"se BRENTLINGER & SHALLCROSS.
may &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
CHEAP GOODS

CHEAP GOODS
AVE are nav receiving at the CITY Auction.
W Rooms large stock of Dry Gunds suita5 Ie
Cor The season, which will sell at a rcducripn
from former prices for cash,
may &c BRENTLINGER g. SIALLCROSS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
CRACKERS.

NEW PERlODICALS.-Just received.
- GrahNIts Magazine for June
Ddtgatert 4 EHgtaHd, ltemeH u I'm Riand
lAtUes Of sgtdHa, Last o[the Barons,
Chdriss tS-sfaLsy Harry L0rreYlsr,
No ., 2 aad Of NeWgdfe CdfcHd1r,
Jack Hinton, Handy Andy,
Allisgn,d History OF Europe, No aud O.
No Of Shakespeare, No Of Napoleon.
may - MELLOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
ALEXANDER HEYMAN.

loFrEN TRIED. B"r Can't hE BEAT. ~ SELLING
THE CHEAPEST DRY GSoss ~ the WESTERN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

HNWlLLED BlGS,-IO d,z for sale low by
n may ~ X M'KEE d. 60.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

StTEPllEN'S Second Work tho ruins Of Cen
- 'rai America aud Yucstan. elegantly illustrated
with 100 enEraviugs. This day received and for sale
by STEPHENSON a. HASWELL.
ap % Uuiru 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

IA AS just received. and Is daily receiving, by
= n the Fast Lines, the most spleufid assert :
ment OF Dry Goods ever tiered to the Public.
which Will be sold, wholesale or retail, at low
er price man any other store IN the Western
Country. The following comprises a portion OF
his splendid sock of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30
From the National Intelligeneer
CONVENTION WITH MEXICO,

Whatever circumstances have hitherto
prevented the official PRONUNCIATION Of the
Convention concluded between the Uni
ted States and Mexico--perhaps the tenn
porary absence from Washington Of the
Mexican Minister delaying the exchange
Of notifications thereof-we see no rea-
son. being possessed Of knowledge Of
its provisions, why we should not COM
municate them TO our readers, a number
ofwhom, probably, are interes,edin them,
directly or incidentally.
The Convention was concluded a, Mex-
leo, between our Minister Gen. Thomp-
son, M. Bocanegra and N. Goros,iza,
the Mexican Ministers Of Foreign Rsla-
tons and Finance. The following are
its provisions:
Article /. On the 30th day of April,
ls43, the Mexican Government shall
pay all the interest which may then be
due on the awards in favor Of claimants
under the convention of the lIth of An.
rll, 1880, in gold or silver money, in the
city Of Mexico.
Article 2. The principal of the said
awards and the interest accruing thereon
shall be paid in five years. in equal in
sialmenis every three months, the said
term of five years TO commence on the
3OtA day of April. l9i3, aforesaid.
Article 3. The payments aforesaid shall
be made in the city of Mexico 10 such
person as the United States may authorize
to receive them, in gold or silver money
but no circulation, export, nor other
duties shall he charged thereon--and the
Mexican Government 10 take the risk
charges and expenses of,he transportation
OF the money 10 the city of Vera Cruz.
Article 4. The Mexican Government
hereby solemly pledges the proceeds of
The direct taxes of the Mexican Republic
i"r the payment Of the ins,sImcnts
and interest aforesaid, but it is under
stood that whilst no other fund is thus
specifically hypotheca,ed, that the Go.
vernment of the United States, by &C.
coping this pledge, does not incur any
obligation to look for payment of those
instruments and the interest TO tina, fund
alone.
Article 5. As this new arrangement,
which is entered into for the acconmoda-
llonoi Mexico, will involve additionalchar-
ges Of freight, commission, &c. the Gov
eminent Of Mexico Hereby agrees to add
two and one-half per cenium on earh of
the acknowledgements Oh accoun, Of said
charges.
Article 6. A psg contention shall be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

shlsEd into Coz lie sslileHsr, =, -,
claims u ne Government "a ei,iys,. :. !,
he UnitFd States againsi he Rec. = !.
MsKie0 which Wsrs nol faally 49,, .
~ ihs sNle commission Mhirh n,,i. 4.
city q Washington. ard of 81 g.. y ],
The 6eteEnmeni an eiiizsns a n.,,s
sgainrsi lhe United STATES.
Article :. The rsaifraiiors of,l;.
Veniion shall be exehangrd Il W,.l.'
ton wilhia three m0alhs slser a.
Ihereof. prOrided il shall arrise !, Ws.s
ingtoH before he sdioprnmens cir. -
senl session q Congress; and. ifnos -.
within one month after lhe mee,inv 80
next congressof The United States
We do ncG know whether Il u -.
70 add thar the csnseniion, As :. $500
was substantially approved. beIore 4, -.
clusion. BY The representatives oflhe -.
lies Immediately interested. tn, a. !.
not Ear distant. il viii be observed. lso,l
April. whtn the FIRST payment pnder Il.
Convention d 10 be made in he 81, y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

The New York Commercial Advert
ser has an interesting letter from canton,
from which we learn that Commodore
kearney. commanding in that quarter,
had addressed a letter 10 the Governor.
asking that the American trade with Chi
M might be placed On the same footing
with the British. The answer was very
satisfactory, and states that proper repre-
seniail ms will be made 10 the emperor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

PENNsrLvANIA.--The Harrisburg In
telligencer Of the 9Th instant states that an
Ubiquitous bill. dislrcting the state for
members of Congress, has at length, by
the force of party drill, been pushed
through both houses of the Legislature,
and only needs the Governors signature
(which it will receive) 10 become law.
by this bill the Wings of Pennsylvania
are gracisusly aitoued about FOUR mem
bers OF Congress certain, and three or
four doubtful districts!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

A, ihe reques, or member or ii. D..
mocrstie party We very eheerfulIy in,,r
the following.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

"a cent to 49, the LIST Of June when those gentle
men started for London They there encountered the
greatest difficulty in consequence OF the faisehoods
and misrepresentation being published in the Wall street
organs Of the stock obbers, and from letters by parties
whose regulations should be above such conduct Messs
Hope Co.. Barring Brothers, Magniac, Jardine Co and
Rohschd took the matter into consideration The view
they took was elevated cast They reasoned here
is young country unparalleled resource containing
people of surprising energy and industry. They have
committed the fault OF young and inexperienced people
and gone beyond their means which in itself roof
of enterprize that is the best guarantee that they will
pay ultimately Those gentlemen then declared to the
commissioners, " that any amount OF money even
the disposal Of the United States il the mputston
of want of pH to pay could be removed They pointed
to Pennsylvania the damnDg prooth want Of means
was not the only apology. If give this money to
Illinois to get out Of her debt shall get
our money for the Illinois debt there will still be no
indication Of desire to pay taxes" In this state of affairs
they avaed themselves of the section of the canal
law, which states follows -
Sec 2l.lf in consequence OF any defect in this law
the negotiation is impeded the governor has full power
to negotiate, sc.
Under this clause the above four eminent houses sub
scribed the necessary amount with this condition. that
l2t per cent should be paid down, and Mr.. Ryan with
their agent should proceed Immediately Illinois, and
So'nhiehSo oPeistAons, rtpdTiHS ana Clea'lnS
csnal, and when the Legislature meet next year small
tax of some description shall be laid towards pay ing the
improvement debts soon as that is DONE the additional
l9t per cent may be drawn for wanted. Thus
the l2 per cent of about 900 positive and will be
drawn wanted Thus complete has crowned
the attempt When the people of Illinois find their canal
progress Of construction and that $6e9 900 actually
spent they will no. be suicidal stop the works.
and destroy their property, for the of paltry
tax.
When this matter was first commenced, we long and
loudly reiterated the Importance would have upon the
motions of all other delinquent States particularly in
articles of April &c. 81 We exceedingly grated
that those remarks had their proper weight and that the
clearsghted gentlemen abroad through the fimsy
schemes Of the politicians, who endeavored to thwart
every legitimate Of settling debts in order to force
the ridiculous scheme OF assumption of debts by the
Federal Government. The only way for the people
pay their own debts by their resources The
movement of illinois places the whole matter on this
foundation, and Pennsylvania, Maryland and the other
States, will be obliged to come into it by the force OF
public opinion This is Which gives to the success of
Illinois its national Importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
Foreign Importations.

P.oS and a:
s"ss e4G qG sSs s.. Tas sJ
sisns Coz nasass
eo sa. sSg G III SOle CaadSsl
W%ssiSs tx iRsfis Ras
WS WoaS Ss..
sl.sf Nsns e wa SPIES. cS rsf .ss
M Msmss co T9Of ES Mead Patton
na HSd:s s Bo..aa Eco co
7S::s sSs Hs,r;
F5 # ss.s ROB;
G95 Bali Tompkas Black Howi.nd Xspinws di-
9s seaPib .S', s%ss S%''s
fsSsf Hil%fa Mdys.qe ifGf Ms
Sss, N %s GE
Afs 4SGx. % %
hy SessR ssGfa-I
bags salt 100 tons coal Grnne Ninturn col Watson-I
salt
EsSS II:
sa Iron Ksasys basfs a's' cameron
24O do Beauve60 do w Russell-25 bxs sugar gue-
IRA Galway-l60 do segars H Fabre-77 Samnos
HuntI bx frame orderiiO do Jno Wallis J2OO do
Renauld-3 do o Wetmore-l0O bxs sugar Colomb
lsen.l98 do Sturgis Coz do G Thurston-3O6 do
Chaseain Ponver-232 bags coffee Tho Youngs-aOO bxs
wax Harmony Nephews colt bxs sugar Meyer Stuck.
ems cs Rodugues96 bxs do w Thomas-I case
do Jose Manando92 bxs do des Ars segars order
on MA!SsE,LLEs-Brg Emmamss bags coffee Fouke Son
IF do bd skins to do-5 bags coffee Domingues Co
826 bags coffee Boucaud Thebaud-l66 hhds bbs
sopave 1880 bags coffee kgs mdze De Vaug4 cbsks
las les Robert Hutton-l Moves
AMsTERDAM-Brg Falconer-O cks mdze cases Micnel-
hauenI55 bd,s steel Raken &co2OO bxs Peifier &
Duckwitz30 bxs III Herekemath-l r. Bossange-l0
bbls chalk Brusn Koop COLO hhds madden 1877 bags mdze
puiln CO.'S Bartlay Hunter box Durand co-l0O
slabs tin 400 cases | cask madden box, to order
BELIZE Mountaineering Arnda-6 ceroons cochnea 80
saparilla Alexander $3.50
CURAGoABaque Lew22 bds goaskins 1900 bbls salt 1871
hides Foulke Son-l50O0 pes wood Boonen < Graves.
ANGosTuRA-Bng Caos-3OO9 hides 400 bags COFFEE deer
SKINS Aman coI73S hides cks beans so bags coffee DEL
ricks Kruger ok 81 pdgs barilla to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
MONEY MARKET,

Friday, Oct. 2O-6 p. M.
The transactions at the stock Board to day were large
and prices generally in advance Ohio SIS rose !; Hi
nois 6s, It Kentucky, / Harlem,l
At the Board there was also fair amount of bust
ness
In domestic bills there is but little change Alabama
money gradually getting BETTER the
attempt of the Bank of Mobile to dscredt it. 1t is going
rapidly out of circulation being freely for cotton
The State will soon have sound specie currency.
The rates of exchange today foows-corrected
by VIM Jno O'Brien, l6 Wall street, under the Me
chanics' Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
Provision Market

Our meats in the different markets Of the hrst quail
ty, and of every variety. Among the many shops or
small markets, as they may be classed notice
that exhibit greater display OF fine beef mutton, veal
and lamb, then by Duryea in Hudson and Hammersley
streets He has some three year old steers that weigh
from 700 to 500 lbs, little superior.
No change in fish, but in great abundance.
Poultry is coming in very fast and in great quantities
Vegetables OF all kinds are in great profusion.
OF fruits still have OF almost every kind. In
apples quite trade is carried In shipping them Bos
ton, to the south, and TO Europe
In our last credit should have been given to Mills Of
Harsmus, for the fine celery.
When will the work commence by the CORPORATION al
the Washington Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

We yest rday announced the return of Michael Ryan
ESQ., the Illinois Senate, and Commissioner ofthe State
for efectng the compromise OF the Canal debt with the
holders of the Bonds, by procuring subscription of
s,eoOooo to complete the canal. 1t is with great plea
sure that we announce the complete of the MIS-
sion 1t is the first step towards the restoration of Anne
rcan credit II is the bursting Of the through the
clouds and darkness which have long rested on the
heretofore untarnshed escutcheon of the Union Illinois,
young and enteprisiDg State led away by the paper
phantom copjured up in Philadelphia plunged
into debt far beyond its present and therefore
the first to fall She did not rest inert under her load of
dishonor, but at the 6rst meeting of the Legislature get
about restoring her affairs. That Legislature found