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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

Punetuality regards the day sailing will observed
ns'etoore The price Of passage utward fixed at One
Hundred Dollars for which ample Of description
wiz be provided with the exception of wines and liquors
which will be furnishedby the stewards
GOODHUE & CO., 81 South ST..
e. II. MARSHALL, So Burling-slip, N. Y
lea Ivh BARRING sROTHFRS CO. L'peol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

- TOILET in Wiliamsburg-Thc wboie pa OF
EW three story brick Dwelling House South 7h
s1A 4th ST., rent low Apply to w Tsp
scoti, 43Perk Slip m Tee
laN HOUSES To LET AT YOKKVlLLE-z laIxe
H the OF 64th and 80 either
4 Of thSm is calculated for public house, pri
residence On the premises fine stable bowling alley
snd fine garden Consisting Of Ots with and fruit
thereon For terms, inquire Of
JOHN A. MORRILL,, Esq,
2wr No II Chambers
"a To LET-The Mansion House Blooraingdle.
1.!6 boowD Abbey" sitult;d sh ri abce above
h 81, ms stone. JUST above syker'. Bay md nearly
of the delightful situations the Island and
marksby hsa thy III the summer season.
Toe Blo0mingdae saes and the gate even
hosr in the day. The gate is and numbered 1o1.
The will be accordance with the state OF the
times
A ply the premises, or at ls2 Chambers street.
N. -Anans could be made ii desired, by salts
factory tenant OF the furniture now in the house
reuain, Of the house will be rented eparatcy.
lr. mic im~r
"A TO LET-Thc Gre proos orick storc No. lo5 south
sdiaiaro .cxc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

~ FARM FOR SALE contan ming forty acres, thirty
&8& FIVE under cultivation and the balance growth Of
- wood. III
On the premises house in good repair coach house
and large In front Of the house excellent well
water secured from the weather ~ well house and
fine front Of the house. On The above described
fruit in abundance such apples cherries quinces
currapts, goosebcrnes &C.
The above farm Two nes from the steamboat landing,
he O.; Rye, the North road full
view Of Sound right houses when Liz hted
is every respect desirable location for gendenan resi-
dencc. ~ fa.. -.g.. u. ."f J
This farm is in Weschester County. Call the premises,
Mr. j. h WELCH, - Leonard street,
ais lm*ec the Police Office.
MRS. N sCHELTEMA, sMETs 23s Broadway, OPP o
M Park informs her and the
dies generally that she has Just eceiyed by III. '. arrivals
soument OF Millinery. Embrc,denes siEs aud other New
Goods for Dresses Laces and Fancy Goods of all descp
N.B-In the Dress Making Department all orders promptly
the and approved French style being
supeuteuded by ady whs arrived and who ha, had
eIr~Iirpte il most fashionable French houses.
Will several Of French Millinery Monday Nav
Isl Go sstns Of ptc., TaaAn Dresses, spIe, did
ans befo,e oe ed; eh Dresse: hldrert
Hats, and general # articles, which will be
IN very low prize usu'. mia msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

l JOHN BEADY respectfully Informs his friends
IS 'a that he ha. commenced 6u.ne;s in the above
ana faithfully all orders he NAY favored
/ e terms ot cash z2r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

3 5000 Gree nh Psnts w sold cheap for cash ny
~ The snsscrbe' No 333 Broadway Of ANTHONY
1.AAst In fine CO lection will be found among other
plants fine OF monthly I'd ANIMAL
snch hte ADD red Yellow Harrison 0re-ie,
Mu doa Yellow Tea, Yellow Triumph Of Lem
buvg Tea Bongere Madame Hersane RENE lie de Bour
hon. and variety Of her 0srsnum Az,eas,
Cspe Jessam Caas Caeuses Passion Vines,
Corbe Tuchsias. heoropes Camelihs Heahs, Daphnes
will be- found in most healthy and thrifty condition.
Also fine lot Of Tube Roses. Maabar Vines and Garden
Pinks.
Persons purchasing Wholesale will be literally dealt with
The aies paricu and in invited
cali and ex.mne this collection. of which there will be daily
rec. ived a fresh supply
vioua H. NJ LIVINGSTON, =.
mi3stsm 90 h stree , Thnd Avenue.
80 FARM OR BALE-Tne be uiuI m.,roveu Hick-
&TIkcry OIove Farm stuated in the of Msmoroeck
S Wesc,eseI county ,hIee miles east Of New Hoch lie,
few walk the Boston tuApe copsstrg Of 50
Of choice nd Of which wood land; handsome
dou lie house, The house GUIDED
with cherry pu nb and 0tser fruit foge
her with aople orch I'D Of The choicest nd The buio
ig all first pair; handsome garden in front Of
the laid with box aud walks throughout and
stocked with all Of the 5bery dowen,
lawns in front md Of house The skory
stands rods distance from the house.
with beau al o Trees and kept pleasure grouad
ing good view the Loi island Sound This place we'll
he att n0n Of gentleman WANT counlry rem
dence For IN her Information enquire OF ROB'C LEWIS
jones lane and South of Captain SA UEL
bROv Els. on tbs premises. ll-.. mf20tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

f built brick dwelling and wi two LOIS Of
ground arssched. SITUATED in Williamsburg ahout
Of Fourth and South Eighth williamsburg,
or w. X J. r. TAPSCOTT,
a4r - Pee slip.
m EIBLo's GARDEN ooc Dopb'e Dahl :. Of every
49, XII. DIS for Par q rds culture an choice Ge
Isnums in great vM' Vsbep,s of every shade nd tnt
Chins Az'ieas, &c s full 'wn aad beauty 2 900 psn,s
ssn md A@srii. Roots Vines choice tisd.
ing abcr All The and choice nui biennial and Pc
t.t mpeT.d s.s.. of,vsry dt;r S,s kind;
0r4 Bad SEED If al Aind. fancy Bird Cages and Birds in
great Gold Fish aud Globes Of various Tea 200 lbs
Frerc white Seed for sock. All OF wfic
friends aid he public invited call and exsmne fore
pu Oh sin els where, mN6Sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18
IL t& IL

~ OLD LINE Of Packets Tor Llverpo0 Will hereaHer De
the following order, excepting that when the
sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail on the succeed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

MURDER Al SEA-CuI. Rober ri
Rice, master Of the brig Caroline Pratt,
just arrived from Aplachicea, was YES.
terday arrested by the U. S. Marshal
charged with having cause tine death ol
one OF his crew. named Joseph Harry
lie was arrested on the aliiJavits OF two
OF hts crew, viz: Henry Cnace and John
Davis, who made the following stats
ment:-
When about two or three days from
APalachicola and going along close
hauled with all sail. at the rate OF five
knots pr hour. Harvey was over the
side, hooking on the spencer sheets.
while thus engaged, the spar on which
he was Standing bryke and he fell into
the sea. The man at the wheel (Jno
Davis) put the helm down to firing the
brig up In the wind, and thus deadcn her
healway, hut the Captain cursed him
and ordered him lo.keep his course. Tho
mate, together with Chase and another
man named Stockely, umped to get the
stern boat clear, TO go to the succor oil
the poor fellow, who was seen swimming
astcrn, but the captain ordered them 10
dcslst, and swore no boat should leave
the vessel. Harvey struggled for about
half an hoar(as the Opponents say)wher
he sank 10 rise no more, and the yesse
vas kept on her way the whole time
without any effort made to rescLe him
which might readily have been accom-
PIished, as the accident occurred aUou
noon, on clear pleasant dag.
On the above statement, a warrant
wa' issued against Captain Rice, who
was arrevei, and renamed for exami.
nation. N. Y Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

We learn from {; he Wilmington (N.C)
hronicle that a general Court Nautical
has been recently in session at Fort
johnson, Smilhvile. Il was ordered by
the President for the trial of Lieut. Ere
mont, of the RI Artillery. aud was com
posed Of the following officers: Breyet
Lieut. Col. Chiids, President; Major
Morris; Captains Burke, Reese, Irwin
and Williamson: Lisdtenants O'Brien.
Sherman and Phelps Capt. W. G. Free
man, Judge Advocate. The charge a
gainsi Lieut. +. was ''iIlegal and unmili-
tary conduct " The Court adjourned
on the 29I ulr. and the finding Of the
Cour, Martial il not known. Il was sent
on 10 the War Department.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
rae JOURNEY Oh M.

Away away, DER he EiIming zee.
Our sails sts flowing foil a"J Tree.
The light 81 ~ m un the orsan lies
Aud The light Of liHpv iH uur Joyous eyes
FOr we have youth and the World bctufs us
And love mas huug his radiance Ger us
And our bound fug hcaus ere < ad
There 0osls no clJud in the summer ~.
To warn 1T the tsmpesi utai uiay BE- uiEt
The ship y siauuch, and her unues uFh.
AMI Together veil bid puf lane god utght
For We the Je~eI oi lose plssss.ing
Have open'd or heart 10 the doaresi ulsss.u,
Our heavenly Pafonl gives
And We Will treasure the costly gem.
And wiser be thau our fellow mes
When launching yur hark ou ths sea ollie.
No thoughts oi suspiciuu. H1 breath oi s.fie.
Shall rufiis the uds ibro' ouf bus..rus Fusbu.r
Aud Tie burning words ifJru DOR brafIs fusIHn.
Shall be The wofls oi TIE hoIicst love
We do well 10 cherish the i0y that dyeIs
d. aascuons deep and living weIls-
Ye will need % pure 20 swrcicu tIs JfsuEhI
From the mingled cup by each rusrIai q1sdd
81 keep tho heavenly i0u1tatn sgHH.Hg.
I've sparkling drops 10 Tie dssDIais bunEuE.
Refreshing the thirsty Fnul
For thy Foul will thirst ere Boz racs be ron
And faint with toll ere be goal be- Wu1.
And thy spirit Will htg in tts upwarI hiFht.
With the s0il Of earth on ~ p'um1re bugHI--
Thy hsarl will fhrob, bit net wtHI gle Iucss
And thine eyes Wili gazc aIih I5ugiug tadnss.
On tho hume where the weary rest
For al are nourners Of mortal birth,
And sorrow belongs 10 esch child of earth.
Bot HE, who dooreed us born % w5c
IIoth given " Love. that 'passeth show
Then seek q foil and g'ordOwing measure.
And prize above thy golden treasure.
The wealth Of loving beau L "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

PROSPECTS Of BU >lNl;SS. There
are two or three features Of the market
Just now, which are worthy of pariicu
lar aueutlo1. The eXcreSrences OF a
bad currency have been removes, until
they are reduced within SO small 4 com
pass that they have no longer the pow.
er TO agitate the general business OF the
country. State stocks have come t n
position in which they can brighten no
body, let them go when way they will
There Is on no side any institution or in-
lerest liable 10 fall into di5honor, which
has sufficient importance TO disturb the
common peace. The basis Of affairs,
therefore, Is firm and stable.
In the second place, there is a rroat
Superabnnddnce Of money. Real specie
has accumuiate1 until Il has become bur
densome. The banks are full OF specie
and daPosites ofmoncy, lying idle. For
dozen years and we might probably
as well say i.'r thirty years-money has
not been so SLperabundLnt rs now, nor
with Su ii decided indications OF !onu
continued pleuty. In Phi adeIphia,arter
all the losses, mOIcy Is offered at q per
cent. on bond and mortgage, quite b.
You'd the wants Of borro wers; and here.
although that particular kind of securi.
~ is not yet IN vogue, except with a few
OF the most wealthy CAPITALISTS vet mo-
ney goes begging at ) per cent. on six
months. paper; and temporary loans
nave been made at J per cent. Still,
specie Is pouring in fro.n all quarters
In the third place, the stocks OF all
sorts OF Foreign goods are well nigh cx-
haLStei. This IS equally true OF gro
ceres, dry goods, AL all other mcrch-
andlSe Al NO time ucc our acquaIn.
lance with business have the supplies of
merchandise, both Oh the seabord and
through The interior, been so exc ,edinn-
W small. The fact i, thit OF Il large
number o important articles, there is
out the sml lest quantity that can be
caliei stock; and there arc no great
supplies on the way. So stands the else
just at the commencement Of the spring
trade. The products OF our own indus.
try alone are superintendent and pres
sing upon our ships 10 b. carried abroad.
that more specie nay b. returned
81 errible has been the rcvulsion In
affairs, and so tcdiOusly long has been
the process Of PurGIng the b0ly co n
nerclal Of the Diseases Of an ext:ava-
CANT banking establishment, exrravagant
State borrowing, county borrowiag,cit
borrowing, and individual specd aiionS,
th1t the energies Of men are bowed
do %n in discouragement. But we shall
be disappointed it the '.land'' we an
nounc-d ahead, and certain TO be reach
ed, when New York firmly rcsIm,j spe
c.e payments in 1888, does not specify
stand up beiora us, SO that every body,
can sec it. and step out upon it too N.
Y. Jour Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
BALTIMORE nAkkET.

ONCE az the American, h'rch y w.
PROVlSlONS-SIles of strictly priroe Western
assurIed Bacon continue To be made ut 4 / cents.
and inferior at cents. We continue To qnoIe
Hams al 6a63 ceaIs Sides at 4 taII rents Shoulders
~ S5a4 cents; Baltimore cured Hams ut Tai Gems.
S"les at 4aII cents. aud Shoulders at 4a43 cents.
ThpTe are ~ Transactions ia barrel meas TO reyst.
We quite as heture, Bliumore Mess Besf AT SS,50
aS9; NJ 81 81 50; p line at sjl5 so. and wes-
tern Mess Pork at - so Sales Of No ] Western
Latd continue Ia he made Al CENTS. The stock
Of this article nav ia market sale is not large.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

BDSrON AND ALBANY RAIL ROAB-rhs
annual report oC t.e M,ss ,rhu.ells Western Rai
Rad ha. recently b,ra male 70 The Legislature OF
thai 5 ate. sane ct he Get. .,al "a II are thu.
10 heed ia the New Yurk r,per
/ Prtor o. the cun-ifust,u 81 the Bastsa and A b.
~ Rsd road. understand thht 40 Si,ee c,,gche,
and a-ies teams l..riruned al the trade aui irsye
hsiw cen Alauy aui Massarhasrus To a.c the
angunge Of the srp,r'. Albany Wa a canmunit,
bet'fc that LHsr, au,si ssCiS Tel irss Ca saslstu
market"
The business sought fF-(hy the Western Rail.
mad had hing hceu acru-iuneJ % uth,r ani ne
unde- rnhis channel uf ctTnfnuutr irn. A t,uihcr
snd larger markets. All % rcgutrrd tuue AMI -
tort. 10 DIVER usiu hew d,rsciian. We hal np
guide IN hrtng uuf tlun 1T rhsfgrs which would
command The trade
Foe directors l'ok uron Inc T-si y ar. NJ one OF
sguai -aCsess, aud pik ilrNari this year. a. one
ui great Prnmiss O. the 70 a. ga all departments"
10 wuuId app.ar That Rad Nth heavy sralcs
50 feet rsc 70 the mile. with t~n rpuuiam rtsgs-
o. pas--ane ~ CArlt,p 500 fert abnye tidr me
o.her at Mt W ,-h'ost'n lt5 is-, sb,ye the und.
sn tIver-'tls tflftsp rcd passengers no : aud A
cents per mite ,nd freight ~ % 5 cent p.r to-,
per mile, ~ IS % 81 fr,m Albany o, B,-'aH a bile
the principal item of ttsn.Inrn ,n. 1864 barrel.
Of aour. weighing 5 J4l iuns, V7s transported NJ
b cents per trte thf ugh. Toe other icms ir,an
''Ihe Greeuhush sia 30 " opposite the uurlel 81 the
Eiie canal. rnns'i ~ ~ beeL infk. huiisr cheese.
". ighed 1891, cq1al to3J 6S5 t0a d y CITED ON
IT. i"rmer regular channel.
The return fright iron he Easi Ma > g. tons,
leaving deficiency Of 25 OGl tons 0, b. supplied
from tie E1s'. "a m.assss. sngar OIL f-h uri badly
articles, that bs ogrrio rgic. 49, Ga will DEFY
competition, even by lbe N,fih River
The BOst.u and Albany rail Rad Is a m re her.
eu'ean and costly work Than a'ih tie Ene and
ChnmIlain canals a. rssT,srts rssalts, the & -
years Receipts 81 the. Erie uud Ca ,mpi-i cauals
were much less ihan thc re- spis on lie iruu az.
eEue of NJ isslrhuseiis. 90 wiz SJ6GI22
The receipts on the Erie and ChamJlaiu ranlls
40 miles "a ieug'h. double the lsng uf the rail
road. four years ALTER their CON ,lrOu were sT9J.
O54.
The averagc expenses on our canals AMI o. keep
lhen iH repair, we're IRON 5000 % $1,000 aeg
mile
The receipts ou the Businn and Wurcesier ami
Albany rall roads IN 4 S42. were ssT49sl
All expenses and % keep tue ro1d lu pertinent
repair, S4I5.l2S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
ONO LEGISLATURES.

THURSDAY, March 9, 1913.
/ IN SENATE. - Mr. Mcconnell pre-.
sented "a pelitiOn for Bank at McCon
nellsvl lie, Morgan county.
MIR Mcdonnell, from u select commit
tee, reported bill to incorporate the
Bank OF McConnellsville, and moved a
suspension OF the rule, that the same
miSht DC read s.cond time, aud order
60 to third reading, which was lost.
The bill 10 incorporate the Bank OF
Marietta was read third time, and laid
Un the table.
The bill 10 preserve the con siitutional
quorum ct the General Assembly OF the
State OF OHIO was read third time.
/ he bill passeJ-yeas %, nays 10
a strict party vote.
On motion Of MIR Van Worries, the
Senate reconside red it's vote on he sus-
pension of the rgle To ena!Ie the bill to
incO. pOrate tbs Bank OF McConnalls.
vale. The rue was ihen dispensed with.
aud the bill real second time.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- EWES.
The bll to on earage the organiza-
ton OF tire Companies read third
time, and The question being upon lis
passage,
Mr. Meredith novel To- recon nit il
with instructions 10 strike cut that part
which excnP's members OF Fire Com.
panlcs from the performance Of labDrs
upon the pubic highways lost
I The bali was :hen pm >sed-39 10 90.
The bill - amend the act providing
Tor the yt'uhtiOn an 81 Z OF the canal
lands belonging to the Sta'e was also
passed
The bill TO provide for an increase Of
ttNaiion. and To secure the payment of
lhc interest on the State debt. was read
a third 'un', and the question beng up
n $ final passage
Mr. Schcnck moved to recommit the
bill 10 the committee on Finance. with
insti uctiOnS 10 amend the same bv stri
king out all articles Of household furni
turs therein enumerated for taxation.
aHd ia .ert, the excess IN value Of S4OO,
exclusive of beds aud b ding; AMI al
z ID AMI silver were over The value Of
Se5.
A division ofthe question was called
Tor, and toe mpiioI TO recomnit pre-
vailel-Il toss
Mr. Converse moved further D instruct
the committee to amend the bill so as TO
tax salaries. OF q greater amount than
; DOJ, drawn from the State Treasury,
and he excess Of the fees rcounty Off
GERS over the amount Of one thousand
dollars-lOsi 81 30
Mr. Dixie moved 10 amen the in ,truc
Gus so as TO require the committee TO
amend the bill by striking out that part
which precludes the taxpayer from the
right Of appeal 10 the county board ofe
qulIlzation. Agreed to.
Mr Byington IN wed th at the commit
tee bo instructed 10 aid a section 10 the
ball providing Tor a reduction o the sal
ares Of all state aud county officers al
the rate o thirty three and one-third
per cent lost-28 to Al.
The instructions Of Mr. Schenck, was
amended were then disagreed to as to
3J-lcnving the bill to be amended al
The discretion Of the committee
4 numbcr Of senate b. Is were ordered
10 third rca iing on Tomorrow.
Scnatc bill giving power to trustees
OF b1nking,or other corporations closing
up their concerns, 20 Ienew,in thei. own
names. mites duc TO such corporations.
was passed 90 n second rca Ing, aud re-
lerred 10 The judiciary CO nnittce.
The House took a recess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

A NAN ON FiRE. SINE .imo ago INJURIES
man. not iarir.m Crish, was attacked with fhguma
lsm ln his breast All hack, ahen he Wa aayrcd
by iemsle doctor iu The neighblrh"nd o. rub DO,
h-dy over with iHfpeHiine beiure going bed, and
m the morning he would End bisisei perfectly co
red. Afc njingly, be "rdcrrd hs v i'e one Pit IA
rub The upper part Of hi. bpdy al over with iurpen.
iine' aud while in The oct 81 dang che Ciicn.
ially allowed hecafie irich -he held her hand
To c"she 90 "outnci with the turp~sint, che cnnss-
qucnce was ihaI his l,oiy gYi all In blifze The
woman shrcked, whom the huuseh,id rushed iuio
the ru"m and Wrapped a nod cover over the mace,
bOdy. and eHiIugui-hcd tn htmes lie Wa coufu.
81 for sone iIn'" ansr~srds rot n NV doing Nell
Perth (EHg) COur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
- Id I'm, d ID - neree.

A NOBLE BDY.-Nb out fortnight
since, as two iais.sne age thirteen, tie
her eleven, sons Of Nr T. lwarI liud.
troy, OF West rOini, were skating up IN
Che iiuison, the eldest IN passing over
a place where the ice WIS thin, broke
ihroIZh a1.l sunk Uc 70 ge To- the sur
face auI Struggled with the ice which
broke w'fh him for two or three r DIS
A. sson AS the younger TAI, who had
E..1HI ai r. distance down the river, saw
tls coalition hIs brother was in, ne
n.s.-lel is his relcIe, ani wiih much
presence ri mod eaIIsi out, I'D Ini b. a.
Ifa.l. BOO, OIL. lei you out lle skated
as neHr af it uaf prudent t1 dJ-theu
ff.pFIuE OF hIs IItIo ogercIat, and "a.
kIaE it bF che c1I of tBs sleeve. hs Law
i1au ur8a ibo Ies and sauug b out To-
be brlihcr, ah5 caught hold Of n aud
lraaH safely 1lL YuIug as the laIis.
le baf saved fao boys from wsttory
favu, % Ie about "a year since. such
seIl or c15Iuefs anI brJlhsr.y kindness
fl5..I alI e. lnH8Ue1I. Irany sJo I'D
aaiIra's u13.en CO. merits a place in the,
Ngf Pl.1i Academy, this same nrle|
Joe 1h Godfrey 10 e8UasI t0tL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

TRAVEL on TIE CENTRAL RoUTE.-On
Sai"rdHy evening l,.i. sbsut 400 passengers uru.
'~S 90 the cas- SOC Btiitmafr sud NasLsuEion ID
having hcel eHpectvd iisi rtita ngsibsr OF pa..
sshSef- would arrive un thai evenipg the sg-nis oi
~" se'ersi siaEe ciin ,t-- Werc Nei pret1rsd tr
ne "'cnst't'-ihcy having $50 ~ 90 ~ stsge
e'achss 90 teadtuc-.-af-i ga guick Time. had thrif
e''arhe- hiie'i aud un their Wy west. 30 -, e.
cal eNenings SINCE ksn. lcaru. ltre nuin, r, Of
passenger have arrived ,u tie rar and that a. ne
Time Nas There Wttt 81 C,arkcs in readiness "a
convey hen Immediately NosNsrd. The Csd
Intend C"mptuy. tfd me N1trrnsi R1lt Company
are ~ ~ times PREPARED With cosctr-. ani .sssn-
gers need never irafa N1ut ui quirk CsnSc, unce
if"m Cumbrf and 10 any !, act g,.lfe EHlLs flga
Cttiiiies
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
~ Ns"lJ itNl'
ALEX. r. LAIDLEY, CHI .
Wheeling. March 1850.

The parties Interested in the foregoing decree
wIlI take notice That have appointed the lIh dog
"i April next, al 10 o'clock 4 NJ a. my olIics IA
The Guy OF Wheeling, the tune and place v hen
shall commenre taking the account directed by
said DEGREES; mud Tie InrIies are requested aiiend
with their pTOofs &c 10 enable the proper inkIrR Of
said account. ALEX. WILSON, Master Com'r
mar lin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

We have received IA the RichInund Wing por.
ton the address adopted 10y the Wing convention at
Richmnnd On the 22nd ull. and shall commence
lis publication IN Wednesday morning, that il may
all appear in one numbered our Weekly So lar
haveread it's marked with s'gral sbiliIy.
candOr aud truth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

I've IRE indebted to a. Newman Esq ol the Sen.
ate. for a copy Of It c"lst Of accounts remaining
pen on the books Of the ARdilOr's Office" We iud
in il a credit 10 Archibald Woods. Sheriff Of Ohio
County Of 81 500 % ia advance for the tax OIL $40
This reminds that anoIher state Tax Of TEL 10
twelve thousand dollars must pass out ofth:s
County to swell the accounts uf tho state treasury.
Similar sums have been annually going into the
treasury ofhe state for many years from Ohio Co.
ed nothing has ever come cut; yet the pOor boon
,of reisining enc hall Of this sum for a few years
fOf the construction Of road Of vast Importance
10 Us. is not granted, and equality in representa-.
zion is sernly refused. We should DO but liule
surprised II our people eviRced lille resrvs.
under such continued oppression, before many
years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

4 GOOD THING Tie Co owing although
brei - beautiful and comprehsIis .ve Eyety O.,
and pebble, aud ey,ry n,Ncr are tutofs i ihs gfra
schOo. ct nature, 30 instruct The ~ ad add iapr1ys
the heat The four element. re the 20 sci i .
IN which al the works sre wuueu. Evsfy mlu
has iu lies onough-in his iur.uns evils ensurb-
without being cufous abYuI The IN urs OF 1ihs o.