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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17
HuMANITY-

Lines on receiving a letter from my mother win
a seal, upon which Vas imprinted. Phiii.o;.o-
Chapter Ii, verse3d.--TH ank nv God mon ,r,rg
remembrance IF nea"
a mothers love how on The Poets lyrs
Wnh ianes Of richest melody has wreaihed.
Too has he s~culpiof's purest Gre
warmed he dnll morbio 'nli dat love IL broaaheJ;
touching Gar ihan ought I've read
~ poets Hfain, or scen 10 sculpiofs ga.
That simplo mono-aud could boz shed
hoa tear ihai s~elied up rom q lonely hear.
10 Know thai here D orc un couh WHO foels
Ihafl am worth fememb'una. ond who koeefs
her .aeh "fsmsm5rrqos and poun forth a prayer
~ ~" ~ whoee support alone I stand
tpfse Thoughts have walked q holy feol,o0 u b.,.
an world bss pressed be rold and death lie
bsld.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17
FOR n TINES.


Mr. Edilof.-NoI a thousand miles from lheiunc.
i'm OF Whseling Creek with The ohio River, there
isa pnhlic house. under license bonds and obIipa
lions 10 Keep ian orderly house." where our CITY
Police can Gnd any amount Of employment in The
legitimate duties Of heir stations, rs conservators Of
The peace Of The city. That house has become The
coRgrrgatibg place ofihe InCsi dissipaied, unrulv.
qnarrclsome and Incorporate portion Of our commu.
ni'y. Aud Il would seem that as their numt ers are
thinning out Ivy the reforming spirit Of the age, lha,
they have determined TO keep up a show ofaamer.
zeal strength, by forming a snion ofItleir dwindled
tribes. and establishing one central ~rallyine po:nt.
where they car fight out their ancient feuds.p and
Keep up. by practical exhibitions. a perpetual men,
DRY O ihe by gone days Of drunken rivalr, aud The
Disgusting Parephrenalia OF rou es. broken heals.
black eyes. ~gongei,g, fighting. bling. Knocking
down. dragging Our. Gee. &c. that used TO he common
as water, bat NV happily, seeks to hide its ugly.
diminished head. in The most secluded and out-oc
The way'crrners The Sabbath day of least shoold
he protected from The gross desc Grafton il suffers Al
tbs notorious house. Let The City SERGEANT and nj.
deputies see &c II ARGUS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17
From tho New York American.
A FIRE IN NEW YORK.


Dongs dong! dongi-There poes the
great city hall bell Dong-dong-Iouo
lire! hire! fire! frel 6re!-dong-dong
-dong-hret fire! FIRE! Where is il
Where is III Fifth district. Here comp
the engInes-take csre-here they come.
Numbering and Earring along the side
wallis Stand up close. They rush
past. Hear the bell tones OF The trump
et- Go ahead-go ahead-hurry. meo
hurry! Jingle, jingle, jiugIe-there
run The light hose carts. See the varie-
gated lanterns and torches dancing like
tneteors through the crowd ahead. We
VIII run along and see it. Where's the
hre, waichmanf "sWater street. near
Maiden Lane. > Come, hurry, hurry.run
Here we are. See the lines Of engines
are already formed, reaching in double
rows TO the riyer-their numbers desig-
mated by The different colGred lanterns
cleaning amid the darkness. What
wild confusion. Here come hand cars.
iull OF 6 DDS pitched in topsy turvy. See
that fellow tumtle down the shawIs and
blankets on the steps in The corner while
he's OF again for nore-1nd there's an.
other with books and papers. The hy-
trants are unscrewed. The hose are
sqirting whole showers through leaks in
the leather-look out, you'll get a duck.
ing. There's the 6rei there Il is-there
there, that great five story store with
iron shutters The flames are ALREADY
bursting from the dormer windows. il
will he a bad business-so high up
They are tumbling tie goods into the
street from the lower story. SECT nj Of
the way,get out Of the way slam. slam
there goes the door--they've knocked
IT off its hinges. The fireman rush nm
he stairs with the hose. The flames
Increase in volume. Hear the plassl-
n store is full Of drugs. spirits, a r
nish and boxes OF glass. How the flames
roar and cracklel-Holloa! here come
the hooks and laddeTs--'Get out Of the
way3 Get u Of the wayr There
goes the great laddcr-Seel lifted hv
hundred Of hands, II slowly rises-it Is
planted against the side Of the burning
buildingi they've opened one Of the shut,
ters IN the third story-do you sec the
hreman's leather cap reaching outl-.
Hear his hoarse cry through his trun-
pet--'Play away No. 6p
See the crowd, how they collect. and
the bright flames gIaring upon their M.
turned faces. play away. No. snL
The wind carried whole sheets Of fam
over the roofs ofthe adjoining buildings,
and the upper windows sweep forth a
deiuge Of 6re-"Piay away. No. 81
"P!sy away No. g." Play away M. 81
passes a ong the crowd. BaaQ, bang.
bang, b~ang--lhere go the engines arms
as 81 worked by magic. There swell the
hose! there Il comes! The stream oas
ses Kissing into the flames lookl lookl
see the fireman on the laddori-seo thu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

'neir homes Such is the conflict which
the New York Fireman braves amid The
SHOWS and sIeet of the bitter winter mid.
night.
such are the scenes which nc rushcs
to encounter upon the first note or TIM
alarm-night after night-with liks en-.
thusiams and a'acrity. Those fsllows
an the red shirts an glazed leather
caps, that formed so beautiful a par, i'm
the Croton celebration they are the
spiri.s who SO oravely fight and conq,rer
IN the conflict with The furious aud des-
iructivo element.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

MAD ANfIJNY.-very lew understand the
origin OF Tins "o~ de gHsrre Of the her Of Slony
Point IL did nct. as cvminsuiy supposed, originate
IRON any Characteristic iiait Of rash,,ess. Although
ne fought more hai.les than perhaps any rnan of The
rov"io'i"n. ne was particularly distinguished for
c''"iness and prae'tral god sense These traits Sc
cured for hlm. hex Ia Creene. The hishesi dice in
me c"t.hdence efGcneml Washington. The hssio
~ oil the s"rbrtquei was given by Mr. Run. in his
interesting lecture last evening. from an authentic
source. A harmless lunaiir, much attached 10 ,ba
pcrs'n OF General Wayne, irequt nrly attended the
army nndef his Command. and was regarded by The
oiiieers and sodieEs a. a SORT Of net. Up,n one me-
cas'on. being a liiiie troublesome. he was pur under
arrts'. and Il beng reporicl tn him ihsi me General
-ain-he wns"mad, he greatly <.senIed she aH.urr,
ana shouted eft nj he top uf his vuice. as the guard
was conducting HIM through The CAM, aAiad Ar
fhony. Mad AntLony."
lite vel that attention has been called 10 this
distinguished SIN Of Pennsylvania. His life is re,
y" De writen-ihere Is mo- subject more worthy The
pen oil tie historian. Few ihiags which a soldier
cOuid do Tor his rouniry did he leave undone. We
race MN from Three Rpers ia Canada 10 Savsnnah
IN Ge"rg n. fighting some bnule IN almns, eve,v
Stale OF inc Union; and when sar independence
Nas e'iaoi'shed. ind he was called by Washing. on
y" me ehia' caninand Of The army, alter suhd.iuy
the then terrific and formidable savage foe. h. IarI
his iie IN the service Of his eunuIr, M The
early ago of ff,y-one.
Ills son, Col Isaac Wayne. Of Chester county, has
published a valuable collection Of materials for Ih,s
hrsgraphy. Buthaving appeared in monthly csn
i1buiipns 10 one Of our evane cent pcuoJical.. 4,
was never Only appreciated. has been io Lung over
lo"ked' and u now all but lost amung the fugitive
mnliers with which IL was associated.
NrRushs attention was naturally turned TO this
suu9ectb ~ HE Intimate relatIots which existed he.
"een hs father. the late Dr. Bsnjrmin Rush. also
oi re evolutionary celebrity, and Gen Wayne. Indeed
onc oithe letters from AN excessive correspondence
ia ms possession. written by the DOcior, -congratl.
iaiing his iriet.d upon Ihi $ occnsion Of his m -, bul.
liant , iciory, pledges him 10 leave il as a legacy 20
MS children 10 dojnsiice 70 his hme, A passage,
vnuchsaied 10 as from this SAM letter, was perhaps
Inc m"st touching, not tosay thrilling. OF this highly
interesting aod Instructive discourse. The wT;,e,
must hive paid frequent visits 10 these classic scenes
and ED communion with thsss wks could tell hun
what ihey had seen and neard of the Revolutionary
'i'nes' TO have heen able 10 furnish 40 many graphic
and original insi tents OF The BranIvwi.,e. Paul. and
Valley sForge--NonA Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17
THE ClIEsAPEAkE AID ONO CANAL

We publish today The bill repaired 10 che lower
house Of The legislature OF Maryland, FOR the con-
Ple,ioif Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. which
VIII DO hund very liberal. and under which II will
~ donb, be eom .aeted as provided. This will be
h'sh'y advantageous TO Us as we apprehend. Besides
being a cheap channel for the carriage Of Western
produce. viii probably DC thu means Of urging
20 an earlier prosecution of the rail rOad 10 this city.
We are indebted E r The manuscript copy OF the
biii 10 a friend in lhis city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17
ID @ e g n i % q,
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
TWENTY-sEvENTH CONGREsK.
THIRD SESSION..
WASHINGTON. Feb. Ia, ls43.
SENATE.


SENATE,
A bill for the relief Of The heirs Of Robes Ful,or
was reported from the comminoa on Naval Affairs.
Mr. Huntington re ported he bin frum The House
TO abolish the MANNER Of officers employed IN he
New York Custom House. The bill IL sepoued
with amendments.
INSTRUCTIONS TO Mr. WEBSTER.
Mr. Benton's resolution calling pom the Pess;.
dent OF me United States fr a copy Of his ins,ruc.
hons % Daniel Web-ier. Esq. upon tho occasi on of
ne hsso'iai'on Of the late t5eaiy with Great Britain.
rue SPECIAL ORDER RESOLUTION
Mr. Evans at one O'Clock rose 10 reply 10 ,hs 70
maIks OF The Senator from SOuIh Carolna, fMfr Ne
Ohthe) made yesterday.
Mr. Evans closed q very eascsive and ms.,e,fv
spee.h hy The defence nj his own ResoIutions. o.
'efed IN addition 20 those subraiued BY Me AicDuHs
and which had been assaulted.
Senate left siuing.
HOUSE VI REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Barnard, from The ommine on shc Jud;c;,,v
10 which The memoriai u lessee Hoyt had been
referred. said Ih1t he had been instructed "a nov
Ihal u be printed.
A Dictate sbsus Mississippi bonds spg,nv M
which was cut short BY Mr. Arnold, w6o calleJ -.
hs oiii - reduos the pay Of members Of Cungrs.s
TIE House considered The bill The remai,a., or
she Day. Without eoming 10 any decisive vote a.,
The ball the House adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

irons seem to sit lighilyon an Italian. Esrh one
being born ,ulo aTank. oui OF which il is dinicui,
Ia rise. he mikes no Effort except Ia live. His onx.
iel'es seem 10 etd With The gr,uicauon Of his ply
seal wants. lle lives fr the sake Of Iisi. z. lie
whistles care " The Winds 50 ong ms he has Gssd
aud ~eiih'ng. VIA n- each generation Is placed
on onc grstd race coarse-,he prize IS is ALL
Hence lille becomes ofe long fierce struggle for
rre-eninence. The same rev ard being Uttered e.,
the lowest that rs extended ts the highesi. lashes ev.
cry man TO hs utmost energy. Esi-t~uce becomes
a teverish excitement and The gcseeaiia passes
through hfe Ike n siorn- al true ..inount.sns are
ievei-d and seas are filed in It's passage" hut there
has been no reposo AM bal litis coaientneui.-
This Inns .es my geaer<i dcscripsisn- aud I can as
sure yos il required NJ common ea;,ri 90 pus uG To
an"iher leitef The mridens and details WHICH snser-
est me mnsi. ! have tnIered though rness e.rre.
ous IA aces. climbed these vine clad hills. aud lsat
cd over the beautiful hay. In my next yu shall
have IL all. la The mean time I remain,
Yours truly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17
Forthe Timcs

fOr me Times.
Mr. Wharion-.SiE Any body passing near The
va. Hotel, a lew mornings since. might have seen
a crowd gathered around a couple of dogs. witness
'lAg me hghi or rather VIhe fight being all one side)
a large bull dog worrying a much smaller animal
'NNilhsui merry. And again. on yesterday. 4 obser.
we'd The same large dog enjoyed IN q similar under.
taking. Now. although. 4 am perfectly content
That" dog should eat dog" YET, from The feroci.ms
appearance OF The aforesaid large animal. I should
ihinh be would sumo d'y take fancy 20 a-bite Of
'ome unfortunate o'ped. Allow me. therefore. 10
Suggest that iiis { E duty Ofour officers 10 warn
the owners 0fsaid animal.
rrrnrur~-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

HOW To DJGOOU-a Quaint wri.
ter, who takes to hinself the coIn.,mcn
of Charles Quill, gives a short and easy
method OF doing good, which will be
found as cifcctuai a one rs could be adj
OPTED. lie stys: 1.Why do you begin 10
do coed so far of? fhis is a ruling
error. Begin al the centrc,and work our
wards. II you do not love your wi fe, do
cot pretend To- such love for the people
OF the a~ntipodes. Ifyou let sorse family
grudge some peccadd o, some undesirable
gesture, sour your vissge towards a sis
ter or a daughter. pray cease 10 preach
Aencfcence on a large scale. Begin not
next door, bul within your W door:
with your next neighbor. whether rel.
alive servant, or superior. Account
the man you meet the man you nre TO
bless. Give him suca ihiags as YOU have.
= ow can | make him or her happicre'
This is the question: liza dollar will DO
IL. give the dollar. lfadvice will do il.
give advice. IL chasti sement will do l..
give chas Ise,nent. lf a look, n smile.
or warm pressure Of the hand, or a tear
will do 1t, give the look, smile, hand or
tear. But never forget 9TH It the hap
mess oil on; world ~ n moontain of COL
den n ant tia: it IS your part to east
some coat ribgtory atom every moment -
-Fhere is AS much p~hilo,ophy and
sound mora ity beautiful expressed in
these few words 5 there is il. a volume
OF sermons. Let every individual prac.
tice the rule laid down, and see how soon
the opportunities for doing good viii
present themselves, how much more SAT-
isiaetion he wi ! feel himself. how much
better he Wi be satisfied with the world
and the world with him. The commoa
duties OF life are tho Q which are ofte-
nest passed over with inaitenti a, and
yet the whole happiness of our lives.
and Of those connected with US depends.
essentially upon their performance.
They show the true temper OF our virtue,
and, as they are good or badly perfor-
med, promote or destroy ihat peace and
perfect satisfaction Of mind in which
true happiness consists.-Ledgr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev Gsorgs Brown. Prc.ideni o6ae Piu.barsA
fo's'net Protestant Methodist clrercl. will hold a
p'o'rastcd meeting in The chare;, on Monroe slseer
boa nelly cccapiei by The Protestant Meihmiisis.
commencing on Friday. i7sn'insi at candle liz htins.
aud c'a'inue Tor sevetaitays. Rev Brown wiIlb
assisted BY Rev's Rosan. II inisman. Glance, aat
oihrrs- 6.hJl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

o~flIo.-Barlsy's Bank ball has passed both
""n''s oi The Ohm legislature, and will be a law
90 soon rs The Speakers sign il. This bill will
have the tendency To prohibit the establishment,
oil new banks. and will injhrc those now existing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

DEATH or COMMODORE HULL-commo-
dOro Hull died Al hs residence in Philadelphia on
Monday last. Hs has been dangerously ~ Coz
soms time post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

VIRGINIA LEcIsLATURE-Aboul the only
hing Of interest We con end in The proceedings Of
me Legislature on Monday. was The pssssn,s,ioo.
y Mf Edsingion. ola podsion from he BALTIMORE
aod Ohio Rail Road. prsying 6r an extension q
lime 70 complete their road in Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

me packet ship, Shenandoah, shout whici 81
much anxiety has existed. arrived n Ire Delaware
on Mondsy. fsbo Isn Liverpool 90 her rogulas
day she has been so days cut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17
For the Times

fOr The Times.
Mr. Wharion.-Wi The Argus tell tho trulhl Il
seems to me not. For he says you did rot answer
his charge. Now. sir. did yon not answer il, or did
not do Il for youl ! insist tina. I dill. aud that The
Argns Is a slo-y teller. If he. Mr.. Many eyes Tor
many lies) viii PuSlsh my notice olhis charge, then
agree he may put his own gloss on il. I say he
has no right TO suppress il, and merely publish his
OVID version Of what | sad. The truth is Mr.. Ar.
gus you are no better than you should be-and {
now iellyOu and your clique. that a certain Con.
gresham has been in correspondence viii, Wings
all winter and thai lhai great Democrat d. S. Ia.
been in close colleague with Col - ever since
he has been a DirecIOr.
@ IN TIE CORNER.
tell you more. and that is that D. S. is fishing
every day for Wing vOtes-ond 1 dare you TO
deny il. o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

DIVING FOR AWiFE.-The young
men of the Isle o fSyme, in the Mediter-
ranean, whose principal business is Spon-
&C cutting. are not permitted 10 marry ua-
III they have become SO expert at swim
ming and diving, as, to be able to cut n
spunge at tho depth Of 90 fathoms.
From this it would appear, that even 60
fathoms Of the water Of the whole ocean
quench the flame wien once III
up by tina, little rascal, Cupid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-17

HARD TIMES IN PENNSYLVA-
MIA member Of the Legislature,
says the Harrisburg Capitolian. received
i letter from an intelligent con situeat
living in Juniata county, in which il
stated that a 'cagon aud sir horses
were lately sold at c~onstable's sale in
f~uscsrora Valley, OF that county,, for
hree d9l,a 5; and hat a Halter was also
lately sold out in Lewistown, Mifiin
county, at the sales Of which wool hats
brought tro cents, and fur hats face .tv-
fre cents! lf tnis ia no. an indication
of hard times, we do not know what is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
DOSITIVE CURE FOB CORNS.

a Sr Asty coorers celebrated Corn Sage has now
been betoreihs citizens of SewYsr for sufficient length
o ue To lest lis virtues, and hsrpy thar
ia az We hare BEEN able TO learn, has proved itself
.asnoe enre It's rse has we believe been attended with
tbs Hlay certify tha; application OF DR.. Coopers
Corn saye han perfectly cured my eorns, and lis az
In my case and that Of many others which have COMO
wtnin ny kDowedge, disposed TO regard II az spe-
cine n. II. SHERWOOD, 81. o. SIS Broadway
hase used Dr. Coepes Corn SlfTe with 5erfect
BY CORES werr Gf iou Standing and he worst ever
50 eed thai considered them neEIabe bus one or tG an
pcauoas o. the abare named saye entirely rgpoys e,
without pain. WYuAND nj, tTSR rrsv.e.Aul 1etu
fabisher OF ice Boston Msceitary &c 10 Nassa, al
Sold wholesale and retail 25 Nassau r and rsfsis :,
James Il chioas, Dc. D. sf5 Broadway. Nessrs fssnss
3 Broadway, Mrx Harpers, 5F2 Bowery la9 FuIon 81
Broadway. - ia si frss s1S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

The sane books the same OF studies and the sae ne
course Of discipline o'hetwe ths Pups 10 en-
sountcr many disadvantages becoming acquainted Wt
school. asd systems, every year-io say Dos
f Inc expenses and the inexticabs confession that Wouic
tend .he changes and multiplication OF school oooAs -
has appeared to me, therefore, 10 be wise TO coae..
pew schools as rea,y as possible the excellent pattern o
,he od-thai the eut-c common scho- system OF the oJ
may b. as neariy as possible The same
In furtherance Of this plan, am happy IN Hate lnhs
ROTATIONS been opened with the proper committee ot
The Public school Society with The @ie~ OF sbainins rom
their depository all the supplies OF books and s'snone,'
and suca oihe. articles Necessary IN The general coz
duet OF our schools from tae al the wholesale cost OF 'ne
.ad articles which negotiations in fair way OF sue
cess Such an arrangement Will be important the score
alike OF convenience ans economy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
CtROTON WATER-bIiIler 81 Coates,

~ Plumbers, ii6 GEaDd street, doors Eas, OF broao-
way furnish Timed, Lead Composition and Iron fpes
Prnps Hydran;s, Fountains, Bath Trbs &c and eye,y az
tcie connected with the OF cro.on Water ia Dwellings,,
Warehouses and abufactories Orders for the tnroonc.
noa Of NatsE arc promptly sxesussd. i@ lM.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

Sands's Sarsaparla will also remove and permanently
diseases having their origin In impure state OF the
blood and depravad condition o. the gca'ral conSuti0'
Scrotula Kings Evil various forms; Rhenma
tsn, obstinate Eruptons, Bloches, Bes, Pim
pies Pusiuss the face chronic Sore Eyes, Rmgwom
Teer, Scald Head enlargement and pain OF the bones
and joints stubborn Ulcers, syphttic symptoms diseases
arising from niudcous OF Mercury, female derange.
nens and ether similar complaints.
Prepared sold wholesale and reai and for export
alton, by A. B. Sands Co. No. 3 Broadway, (Granite
by A. q D. sands Druggists No IS and 100 Fulton 81,
David Sands CO. No II East Broadway corner Of Mar.
ke,street and by Druggists generally throughout The
United States. Price 81 per bottle, siI bottles far S.
Note-The original documents may be seen by calling
our store, No. 2T3 Broadway. d22
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
YA7 INDoW SHADES WINDOW

w sHADES!-The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the psbc that having leased the spacious
No.7 Spruce street. few doors from Nassau, they
now prepared TO execute all orders Painting sfevery
description, with ueaiaess, economy and despatch.
All kinds of Sign Painting done style rot TO be sur.
passed by other establishment, Gold Signs warranted
nst 10 fade. large assortment Of well seasoned Sign
Boards always on hand
Banner Interior Decorations and Transparencies done to
order Designs furnished and executed in superior STYLE
Specimens OF work always be and given
by calling al the above place.
Tney have band and constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shades Strangers in The
city keepers OF hotels saloons public places resort and
families always be supplied with Shades best de-
scrpuon and warranted The consists Of splea-
did Italian Landscapes, Wild Figneites French Scrolls
Ylsnettes and Rosete Centres scrptura Views Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres, Tintern Abbeya
All kats OF Shades matter how difficult are oa;u.ed ir
a superior style az this establishment
They would likewise call the attention Of the public 10
most spendid Gothic Shade got In good syle and
raned 10 please.
The trade generally supplied On liberal terms
Trimmings furnished and Shades f1ed if required.
SAMUEL E. BARToL.
LEWIS F. De Many. iffu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
C0unry Seat for Sale.
A THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
bis Residence at Hoe:ick Falls, Rensselaer, Coun'

W ~ 7.
The dwelling House is OF brick, stories high, 50 byI
ee with wings 50 by "a fee-the whole elegantly ign, 1.
Yards and Walks neatly sgg with brick ard MARBLE
and the grounds around the house, embracing three acres
shade trees and sLruhstoeeiber viii, one
dred young fruit consisting OF choice varieties Of s
The dwelling is situated on gentle eminence overlook
ing The village, and commands extensive view OF TIE o
mantle valley Of the Hoosick. Any quantity of choice i'm
ise The above property situated in rich snd hghy
cultivated Agricultural regon "a miles from Troy, miles
asoga and Is mos! desirable location for agenteman Of
taste and leisure
Terms reasonable and payments TO sui. the purchass
For iurther Information, inquire OF James s. Thayer, Esq
Eew.York City, or on the premises, OF
L. CHANDLER BALL
H0osTcK FALLS, Jan. Is, 124S. III 4RD3piW
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

Martha Conln has lived in my family the last IS years,
and hereby certify the foregoing statement made by her
self $ correct. Mrs. MARY B. LLOYD,
Nc. Gei Broad St. Newark NJ.