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Clay loss ola
"About 434 votes Qherc were 97S votes poIled in the
election OF lo4O tor the Presidency staid home or
that number Mr. Carter could not obtain more than
los, half the number he got Of the 544 poed; and
thus, had there been full turn out, Mr. Wises majo
rty would have been at least 300 in the county, and
that majority against Henry Clay may safely be counted
on at The next Presidential election. The race has, in
fact, been IN this district against Henry Cay hard times
ard harry iares-a hard and longer than stern
chace Every sort of Misrepresentation has been
sorted to here Mr. Wise had been absent and sick for
years, and story was that he resided not in
the Stale OF virginia. another was, that he fact
the President of the IT, States and caused hard tines
another that he caused bonds be taxed another that
he had "hargaincd and Sold himself and had betrayed
his constituents These, and the tardy Spring, have
elaed the Claytes with his reduced majority Ports
mouth Clay clubs, and the Eastern shore of Marya
influence in addition, could not after all, procure for
alr Carter, nas Mr. Clay, but 2I5 in this county,
which gave General Harrison majority Of 500,
many Mr.. Van Buren, obtained, in fact, who re-
ccvcd 800. Northampton will tell bet story. Mr.
W will beat Garter there five one, and obtain at least
50 majority"
ALLEGHANY-1 DEL.
d Il. Layne, Democrat, elected Reported ma
jori,y 80.
CABELL 4 WAYNE DEL
II w. Shelton, Dem, elected Elisha Nc
Comas, Wing. Democratic gain.
"CAsELL Co.. April 30
"Having n leisure moment take up my pen 10 in
form you that Cabe Il Wayne stand erect once more
in the Democratic ranks and completely divorced
from the defng embrace of Federalism. The vote
stands thus:
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his position, and who have than insinuated that
his ply the Indiana Convention had been purpose
" withheld twill! be al least disappointment II puts
all such imputations at rest and forever. II is
s,aesn,anke and able II presents The question
light which, while it is difficult 10 escape from his con-
clusions will command the respect of those who
differ from them"
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From hs Harrison JFhir, 9prH 27.J
PRISON - nr-

(Ffon Nt HarrfSon Ting, .7prH 20
HARRISON-2 DELs.
We have delayed issuing paper in order to lay
before our readers the result Of the election Below
will be found the vote Of This county, and of Lewis all
but one precinct:
Leristatmc.-B Basel 404, Armstrong 1906 Bartlett
3S4 Raymond 100.
Congress-IIays 543, Summers 1913.
armstrong; d, and Raymond, W., elected.
Last year also one Wing and one Democrat. Basel,
Democrn,-we do not know the politics of Bartlett.
- EUUuirfr
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Marriages.

Married on "Wednesday, the goth nno by The Key Mr. Green
49, ,,ru.no GRGG of Gresn,v'e, to Miss Louisa
i" %snsh,cr If YIN b. Mason, Of Sussex county, Va
ed =, Chesterfield &. H. Tuesday evening, the a5t
-, ,br Rev Jniu Ieyiurn, THom.s f. FEEKiS., ESQ.,
Miss ELz, CLAIBORNE, daughter oil ra'A Esq
a. rh,. apri 18Th, were married., at Wilkes county, NJ
~ F,dT coibv sparks The Baptist Church, Messs Cmase
and Es the Saesc win brothers 10 Misses Sarah ana aeF
LaiDE, uaush'e's"i '''' W T. C0uy. i Emp
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ACCOMAC ELECTION.

"AccoMAc, April ., 1913.
81 hasten 10 a2prse you OF the vote of this county,
Never was there so thin election, where there was
any contest at all; and that chiefly has reduced Mr.
Wises majority no less than third of what was an
tcipaed. The absence of the people from the polls
wns owing principally 10 the unusually backward
Spring COMPRISING all the work of the farmer into the
week OF the election combined with the strenuous
efforts Of the Clay party TO keep many away pos
~, Tho vota Glands.
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Exchanges haze greatly improved, as Mr.. Var
a states IN his Indiana letter; ana the last accounts
ir :.lad are, that cotton Is advancing, as our F.
a Correspondent predicted would be the case, II
s4fcace u he demands from India and China, anC
'He | :, for British cotton goods. The manuiac
IS are also Frightening in England, and the genera
81 OF Trade is sad to be improving in tba, country
ness, too, Is SAID to Dc decidedly improving in oui
''hern c'tleS-more confidence begins 10 be felt in
ate aad public transactions, and the State Stocks
a.a, Up. Those from Virginia are entitled to look
r, since we have succeeded in our elections,
90 the efforts of the Wings have been fooled, and
sce Of tax !epealers, and Of repudators have failed
see have placed majority CT Ii or 10 in the
-sr at Delegates, and : in the Senate, 10 guard
q aac'darY OF the public faith, our credit IS out oil
-1nes,, all our engagements will be faithfully Oh
''sa. aud oar stocks must advance IN the market
a. least, is one of the best fruits Of our decided
.orv
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E;res In .Nnrih Cnr0linn

This powerful element has recently done its fatal
work on two Of the first in North Carolina = On
the 18th ult, Newbern attacked by fire. 1t orgi
mated in the steam mil! near Union Point, owned by
Mr.. John uckwell, which it destroyed, and then il
spread with great rapidly under high wind, until all
the buildings on the sonh side of South Front street
up to Mr.. John Harveys brick dwelling and on the
North side OF said street TO Mrs Chadwcks, up era.
ven to the Merchants Bank on the West side,
and block Of fire proof buildings the East side;
both sides of Eas, Front streets beyond Pollock, and
on Pollock nearly to Craven, were levelled to the
ground.
The Newborn Spectator says, "that Committee
appointed by The Town Commissioners, have made an
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For COngrcSS.
~ 90
Hays majority, 63.


$50 you have beaten Mr.. retrenchmen Mt Sum
mers IN of his expected strong .holds. Summers
married in this county, and in Democratic family
From this cause, connexon with the fact that he has
pracl;scd al the bar in this county for number Of
years, the Coons expected to carry the two counties
for him by majority of one or two hundred. If their
calculations much falsied in other parts Of the
district, Hays undoubtedly elected by large maJo
riiy.
''P. S. Logan county will elect Democrat, as no
Wing IS running in that county
FAYETTE x NlCHOLAS-l DEL.
Reported by The Lexington Gazette, Wing, 10 have
elected Wing. Wing gain.
Floyd Del.
Banks, D., ls7; Howell, W., l6O. For Congress,
Chapman o07, Watts lo2
HARDY-l DEL.
Wing by 100 majority $50 says The Richmond
Whig)
lENRY-l DEL.
GEecnve P. Pace, W, elected By II over John
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Eirc In Rar1icile Z

DEATH OF RoTTs.-Aher John Nj. Bolts had sworn
TO "head Captain Tyler die and yet refused to give
up the ghos, after his failure mstrusted his con-
sttuents would soon do the work which he refused
himself 10 execute. His political demise was accord
lngly accomplished in the Richmond District of Viz
glnia, Thursday last His last will and testament
read for the benefit Of his heirs time ago, at
tho Richmond Coffee House-a cod,cl subsequently,
in the form of series of impeachment resolutions III
the House Of Representatives Poor Bots he died OF
a malignant dstemper Wise goes back to Washing
ton 10 speak his euiory.- Troy Budget
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGlxiA-The following ge,
tlemen were yesterday elected By the stockholders
Directors in this Bank for the ensuing twelve months
1T -iortoik-William w. Sharp, Thomas J. Hardy,
james Cornick Richard Dickson, Henry b. Reardon
branch al Rehmond-James Caskie, Horace l.. Kent,
John &. Hobson, Miller Woodson.
Branch at PctersDrs-George W. Boiling, James d.
Cogblll, Archibald G. Mcllwane, David Dunlop.
Branch al Ciarksturg.-Ffancis w. Venable, Robt.
Y. OVERLY, Samuel S. Downey, John Wimbsh.
f.yortoik Beacon Of Thursday
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House of D;tcgates-Neal's majority l55.
THE SUMMARY.
In our last, we gave summary OF the members
from, there have been elested Democrats, Allegheny
|, Cabell 4. Wayne ], (gainJ Floyd !, Grayson q
Carroll |, Harrison ], Lee Logan J., (gan) Preston
Whigs-Fayette 4 Nicholas ], (gain,) Hardy ], llar'
rson l. Henry !, (gain,) Kanawha !, Mason 4 Jack
son l. and Patrick IL.
Making Democrats 20, and Wings 59-Democratlc
majority a. Braxton & Lewis |, and Randolph j.
to be heard from-last year Democratic
CONGRESS.
The lst, or Norfolk District is still in doubt Our
Correspondent from Isle of Wight gives The majority
for Atkinson in that county at 255 If SO, A. is eleat-
ed The Norfolk Herald insists, that the majority IN
Isle of Wight does not exceed PAT, and reduces the
majority in Norfolk county to one, eecting Langhorne
We must wait till we hear from the SheritiS re-
turns.
Bird, or HaiJar Diteriet.
The I.ynchburg Republican elects Coles BY ioo ma
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The town of Wilmington next became the scene Of
the conagra,ion. The fire broke out on sunday tore
noon, 3O,h u, whilst the greater portion of the nhab
,ants were in their various churches, and whilst heavy
gale of wind was blowing. II commenced on "the
roof of the old warehouse known as Mchays on the
alley next North OF the Bank Of Cape Fear, and swept
of near 300 buildings. The Wilmington Chronicle
says tina, "in two hours from the time inc alarm was
giyen the FIRE had rcached the Railroad Depot build
ings distance of three eghths of mile from where
It commenced Between Princess street aud the Rail
road and Second and the river not more than
dozen buildings left standing On the upper wharves
there was an immense quantity of country produce,
such as naval stores umber &c, all of which was de
slfoyed MANY families lost the whole Of their furn
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KAMA WHA-1 DEL.
Summers MAJ. 4l2 Lewis maj. 3'o
Democrats elected in Lee and Logan, Qhe last Den

Democrats elected IN Lee ana Logan, he last Deiii
gain.l
Congress. Summers. Hays.
Weston, w ~?
buchanan, VI Hi'J' 80
Collins, ia 30
175 l12
In Barbour, Hays majority is 63.
MASON & JACKSON-1 DEL.
Yesterdays Wing gives The following
JAcKsox.-FOr Congress.-Summers (") l9o
Hays (D) $40
For H. eCD-Dr. Armstrong (W.) lac
Carney (D) 231
MAsoS-Summers' majority l5G over Hays. Arm
s,rong's majnrity l23 over Carney.
Armstrong majority in The two counties )
Summers do do do Jog
MORGAN DEL.
OFerran. wv said 10 be elected by or over NJ
ers ID )-Whig gain.
NORFOLK DISTRICT
SMlrHrrELD, May q, le43.
70 me Editors:
Gentlemen In your last paper, noticed commu-
niction from Sm,hfeld doing great injustice to our
county, hut more particularly 10 Dr. Boykin In his
statement, he says, CDR. Boykin, Wing l6l Allow
me 10 tell you, that Dr. b is as firm Democrat as
vour correspondent any one e!se-he has never wa
yered in his political faith from the time he first formed
his opinions 10 this hour; and venture TO say, never
will fe for receiving the land money, (and for
Ibis reason three fourhs Of the Wings voted for him
INT a ea.t one fourth of the ankrsl old Coons in the
county voted for Holleman) but decidedly opposed to
AZ Claws bribery scheme of Distribution
Yon will readily discover the injustice done TO the
county by your correspondent, in calling Dr. Boykin
Wing by comparing the polls of Langhorne and Boy.
kin-L. "a, B. I6l.
In your chapter Of "Omnium Gaiherum you re.
proach US for not doing duty to Mr.. Atkinson. IL
i true we did not; but gave him larger vote than
we have ever given any man his first trial for Con
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.'sstil ihicken upon Us from Washington. Now,
''s- that Mr.. Webster has 'eit the Cabinet on
,'i' terms with the President, and then, that he
'ienn'n until the matter Of the Chinese mission
U'ea between Everett and himself, and some
.ai,'s, the Collector Of New York. .Nop, We hear,
81 VIZ. l'gare is 10 act Secretary of State pro
-A3 then, for good and all-and then, we hear,
~e Secretary of Statesh'p will no, be filed for
''ae, aud that Doctor Martin, the former Chief
Z. '' the Department, viii be reins,ated in
'oe recently occupied BY Mr.. Fletcher Webster.
''aa q soon undertake TO rredc, from what
'te compass the wind viii blow TO morrow, as
.-e movement a: Washington
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,,y N only one branch, they could &c
' ~, Lille good We are satisfied that Tor one
' .',,grl resrct" their defeat, and that we can
's ,,n,e oi sessions, as we'll as they can
lp' flends are wise enough not to permit
',p,n this engine again upon US, as they
= and that we, too, shall he able 10 make
: lay,ur The comparatively lean majority
'".' a, some IA or 10. However, rs the
=, sav. .sthls is sunicien, for all useful
T,e Arena did not suppose when It made
..a, majority was about 10 be 50 "iean :
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

"An Observer is in type, but again unavoidable,
omitted, till our next publication
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Uncle Sam proved his good crops TO be due to Old
Nick Two things may chance 10 exist together with
out being The Of the other Prudence indus
try and economy would teach the people that sood
times are no OWING to Bank any more than good crops
are 10 any particular work horse they have and like
The who bought Uncle Sans land, they would
Cad. iliat they could do we'll without Wing Bank
as Mr. B. did without Old Nick FRANKLIN
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Chapman 8 minority thus far 1.l53

Chapman majority thus fur 1853
Majority in Floyd said to be 81, but not certainly
known In the above counties, have gained one IN
Giles and Mercer-Mr. Pendle,on, Dem, in the place
of French, Whig-and in Logan, Mcfarland, Dem,
in place of Mr. StolIngs, Wing; and have lost one IN
Greenbrier, There is but Wing elected
in the district. So may the principles of Democracy
ever prosper"
LITTLE TENNESSEE-7I, Right side up!
"ABlSGDoS, Va, May Isl, 1913.
awe have carried the day in Little Tennessee, IN
despite of The efforts of the Feds palm ~ the dis
trict Wing. Colonel Hopkins majority will reach
700 and may probably reach 1000. We have not heard
from Carroll nor from all Of Grayson; but sufficient
known TO give the result Cowan elected in Russell;
his mojori,y 10 1iS-Kane in Scott-Banes' in Lee
You have heard Of Tate s success IN Smyth."
PATRICK-l Del.
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Wing press Of New York has attempted 10 make
'''.' IT the silence of the Albany Resolutions and
IS u7'n the Tariff. Their authors might have
s"' TIA; THIS would have been the effect-und
"'' TO have incurred the censure. But the AL
= Nsas says "To those who have taken pains TO
he TIE Impression that the Tariff was purposely
~ N Tie resolutions of our democratic legislative
>' because Mr. Van Buren, felt unwilling TO hazard
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The Baltimore Argus sums up the returns from the
ten following States, for members of the next Con
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Summers majority 46o
We apprehend that Summers has been elected to
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PRESTON-l DEL

James Kane, D. reelected
SMYTH-l DEL.
Thomas NJ. Tate, D., re elected.
"MAKIos, April 10Th, Is43.
SlnsM Election-Tdte InDincide.
c. House b. Ford. G. Hill r. Valley. Total
Tate, 100 LOG "a I2 3ol
Thompson, 1913 20 25 247
Tates majority, %
For Congress.
Fulton, Isl
Hopkins, 24o
"Aboye, as requested, give you the result of our
elections the 9th instant from which you will see
that we. have again trumphed.
TAZEWELL-l DEL.
- HARRISON ID elected without opposition
WASHlNGTON-1 Del.
ABINGDON, Va, Aprl IS, 1S43.
Gentlemen:-Below | give you the vote in this coun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-10
Grant berry.

Cranberry.
So do /, sand Josiah.
Which DO ou think the sweetest, Sal
ly, honey, or maple sugaIt
Kinney
Thunier!-we're Dear alike as two
pa mpkIus. Now, Saljy, I'll tel YOU
what's the sweetest thuuS ia natur-l's
you!
Now be still, Nr Baker: for mother
says praise TO the face Is open d'.g:ace.
tie nov drew htS chair close 10 hers,
for as lac loid his sister afterwards, he
began 10 get hts pluck NJ. Sally, say
he, ~hats the sign ~hen any bod
trrSdS on Your toes!
lis a sign they love YOU. Oh! Mr.
Baker, you've smashed my feet to pc
ces!
Upon this, he threw his arm around
her ne,k and gave her such a smack n
sally JONES GOT wen old Mrs. Jones
thought her Dou.le OF emptins had burst.
That interesting interview, aud above
all, int parting kI :, vas more Ihsn
Sally JepSon could stand unmoved-and
on the next Sunday when SIZE went 10
church aud got = sly wink and a nod
from Josiah, for her life she couldn't
tell whether she had u heart left among
her goods and chattels, although she
tried all meeting time TO decide the
doubt. Josiah repeated h kiss on that
very evening. and performed more. for
he popped the alternative, and had the
satisfaction 10 see Sally blush-an Infal
Iible symptom that his question had
gone straighrway TO her heart, and caus.
ed - 10 flood her cheeks.
The parson soon blessed the happy
twain, and they became n flesh very
much TO the delight Of all lovers CT
thanksgiving daIutIes, who in that an.
ion foresaw Il Perpetuation Of Josiah's
Incompatible breed Of turkeys, as
well as some other things.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-10

A NOTION ON NEwSPA. ERS-A ,tuo-ssd
times wr have he ,rd this question: and su-~
Two gentlemen meet 'Nhai's the newSy' asks nne
'N"ihIHg bu' what you see IA the psPCts' They
pass GA abl at Iheu business. Has ~ ever been TO
uc-d. that among the thousand bsuehis OF a Saiiy
paper. MT the least is. that II does away nj one
sweep with the litl"Iaule. gossip. street yarn. foil
Ish eIaggemIiuns, scandll aud news nninSerng.
whIch oure took ny 81 mUrh time ui 'huse who are
always hesung or telling some new Ihingl One real
owl uf ssctal life - thus ended. The m1n rises ~
The muruiug. lp'ks over the pape. and n satisfied
that he kuuws sil worth know InR of The passing hts
tory 1T the world. lie has nothing to To- tell anu
nothing Iu hear further. lie d"ss MT spend hrs time
IN giving information Winch hn- pstglbDr knows es
well a. himssli-he Is nri annoyed In The midst oI
hts business or pleasures. by The recital Of affairs va
which n takes nn interest. The same with women.
CurpsiIy is gmilied With, at loss ui time. The
- nhdrl OF the day has moi ~eniPtnyed n hundred. Inn.
~. %mepdliuy tongues 10 Us cII"uialiuu and eIasceri.
uor. C"nvtrssIr u TAKES = higher Iouc. Principles
OF morals and las'e ae discussed. The new puCm
the last buk. The magazine. or lhs review hcrOm"-
The subject OF conversaiIDni Even IN the m lnOr mat
rrTs oflifa, sD,i"ly o~-s n large debt of grsuIude a.
the HeNspap-r-N Y. Srn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-10

fELLO" FEVER.-AD anerdoIe is told OF one OF
The steam frIgsie GORsr's ~ rgeons. winch is highly
cr'ddahIs 20 hIIn. not a. = medical oalcer. buG us a
man. u appears thai three Of her crew had. eUu-
secnnvely' died IN The same bed at Ihe hospital; =
iouFIh Was brought, bul refused Ip go into the bed
alleging n ~ulud he the death uL him Tbs Dpclor
In show him The fallacy fhi' dread. stepl ia IT him
sell, Nnh the SICK man bssIds him ir snUIher
bunk. three OF Icnr SIghIs. until he ~as entirely
recovered. when he seII hIm OF board. sud had
hun punished for disshedrenes ni orders. Such
acts on the pau of The medical eorps are calculsie led
10 lake from Thai IOaibsnms disease yelluw lever,
me half is teroTs; aud J have ever been Of the
spIntUn II one can Keep q mns'i's heart lrDin sinking
when ia pain or sickurss. ma chance Of recovery i,
much greater han OIhernl ss.
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FURTHER FOREIGN EXTRACTS
Frnm t.nrI,,h parer. /. Senl,m er ION

II AfNi Tux kdlfF 20 flNFln " Jln
QUEEN V~ICrJUA'S VISIT To BELGIUM.
The Queen Of Eugland Iei Brighton Oh the l. h
~ The Royal Yacht. and IN The uvIi day laui-d NJ
Osi-ud m Belgium. Her NJ j-sIy met " q tie
~arme,i wclc.me at O-It ud. Brrges-. Ghent. and
wherever ,he travelled in The dOminiuns OF her
uncle King L-npnld. When lat hearl of she
uus aIGhenI. AID, II va, expected. Ihst after
WISHING Bru sels and Antv erp. she would return Ia
England about the 22d ult.
The Queen returned from her ;si To- the King al
the Fresch at Eu, IN France. 10 Brighton. on ID.
9Th.
CHRISTINA GILNOCR. sta, Coehrane arriy
ed ~ LISerT"si on the llIh alt. in Tie New York
packet ship L~iysrPool, IN custody uG Geurge MKay
She va. confined IN The Br,de+ell during the n;ghi
'nd' at Twelve o'chck' on tuesday. took her dep4r
'prr ft Glssgow,
DREADFUL SIIPwRECKS OF BKITI
NESSELS-Th' Regular East Indiaman. on he
passage inm London To Bombay sud China, sprung
nieake ia a gale oil he Csp- 81 Gutsl Hope on the
9Th "i May last Oh The BIN. her people were
compelled {" take H. their bpai,. when nine hun,
dred miles distant from The nearest land. Alter /,
night OF extreme suffering and peril. Ihsy des, RED
beat day i~o French vrssls Df ~sr. The Cleopatra
aid the AlrRene. 10y ~kuse humal E e1erIoDs Ihey
~ere rescued iUm a NI'ery gnvP. Uuui . = arm.
val "i Inc Cleopatra 81 the Msurtius. The crew OF
he Regular receiVed The rnusi seneruu. treatment.
from their deliveries. The { rmer praceedIns To
England ~ Her M"Jfsiyb al ~ BeleisiP.
The Q1e'n NIcIoTn. IN udamqn. len Bnmbqy
Tor Liverpool. on Inr 5ih March IasI. ~ih q very
valuable cargo Of India prrdncr; un the 7h Ap.i,
during n sharp gale, u y'ruk on he sorIhuesl rec
ui r"ckt of RUdrgnSs, sTd Snn lie, ams a IuIal
wreck. The Captain swd some u The crew ~ers
saNed; hui Mr. James Ssre. The first officer, Mr.
Hoheri Plunkei'.a passenger. and nme seamen
Mere droNn,d.
Tn. brig TIL mas RickiuAJn, on her ra.s1es
from The AaurIrius rn London. . uCk on he rect OF
rucks on Punle dor ou the 2IIh oil MAY l.s'. and
herame n total wreck ~iIh hss al c.rru. lnsurrt.
tn" Amelia Thompson was ,hroVSn "a her beam
ends 80 mics r.. hy ; oi Madras. on the 22I OF
May last. 10y a sad liter squall. aud seven Of ser
crew drOwned The surNISnS Nrre tot rescued
uurIi two days afterwards. when the par cresIure.
were IN = d'rsditll slate vi suffering. The .Llp
was about 2JO TONS hu. then.
Accounts ~ere Oh Tuesday Last, received from
Sydney of Ihe IarIal desIrucuun OF the Schoonrr
Catherine, 1853 Ions burhsn, BannsIyne. master
which tnOk place in the month ct April last. off tls
Isle Of Pines, by The powder magNzlns being vii
fully fired ~ order To prevent her being captured
by agaUg ui naive pIraIes, sumo Of The c,ew haSIHS
been barbarIOu.iy murdered Ia u dreadful cOnhlCl
with them.
Mount Vesuvius has lately given signs Of an sp
Preaching eruption.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-10
EXTENSIVE OB3ERy-

EXTENSIVE ROB3ERY-An extensive rob.
Lery was Committed recently in MIuawney town.
ship. Berks county. Pa. Mrs Maria Sls.aman. m
aged widow lady, whose personal propen, chiefly
Consisted 10 gold and silver had II locked Up ia a
chest and a iew days ago having occasion To lopk
si'er something ia Ihe chest. iaurd that oil was slaleu
"Hh the exception of one Os lSo gold pieces. Il 4.
supposed The robbery vas cummute on a SUNDAY
while the family were attending divine service
The aInonntIaken wa. Gom eleven To twelve hun
dred dollars.