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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26

IL CHANCEtN-ln the Circuit Srporio,
court Of aw aud Chancery for OHIO county.
Moses Rhodes, complainant
Archibald hoods, Sheri Of Ohio county, and
as such administrator Of john S0ekuian de-
ceased, Henry b S~ockmau, Isaac l. Brown q
ElZabeth his wi'C. which Henry aud ElizabetL
are children and heirs at law Of the sud John
der Henderson,, DEFENDANTS.
SAID court on the 18th day of June 1913
| will ON the 18th day OF August 1913,
and thereafter by appointments from tune To
uuie as shall be necessary, at INV once IN the
CITY Of Wheeling, Virginia, proceed 10 take an
account OF and report what IS due 10 the plaJntin
enu the defendant Henderson,, Tor the matters
alleged IN the bull; what assets, II any, h ave come
to the hands ofthe said administrator &c be ad-
ministered, and wha part thereof u any, remains
uhadminIstered; what effects of the said John
Sockn.a an deceased. II any, have been taken pos
ession of by the SAID Henry. or have come To his
hands, whether nc las wasted or parteS with the
same, what Is due from said Henry as executor
de son tort by reason there "; what real estate Of
the SAID John SocIman has descended TO the
sand Henry aud Elizabeth, and the annual value
thereof; what debts OF sald JOIN SOCkman re-
BaIu unpaid, distinguishing such as ale blndlng
ON his hers from such as are not, aud such other
mattersa ms said'decree directs, OF as sha deem.
pc, tinsnt, or the parties specially require.
Ard notcel is hereby given to the CREDl iOkS
OF the SAID John SOckman decreased, TO appear
before me aud prove their demands, on or before
he said 18TH dsy of August 1913, at
my office aforesaid AID deposit or Sc
cure their reasonable share of the costs of this
suit, aud that such OF them as shall uoI SD appNOr
aud prove their dc mands, aud deposit OF secure
their Tea sonable sha &c of the costs of this SUIT,
will be excluded from the benefit Of SAID decree,
and of any other decree or DEGREES to be made IN
this cause.
ALEX. WILSON. Commissioner.
LAMB & RUSSELL, for cOmp'U' je 81
The parties n the above cause ale hereby no
tined, that the depOsitiOns Of Joseph Gill and
others, Will be taken at the residence OF SAID GIL,
in the town of Mount Pleasant, Jefferson county,
IN the state of Ohio, on Monday the oath day Of
July 1913, bet ween the hours Of two and seven
o'clock p NJ, to be read ia evidence in the above
named cause, on behalf Of said plaintiff and said
Henderson. And n from any cause the taking
of the same shall not be commenced, or beiI 3
commenced, shall not be completed on that day,
the taking thereof w!llb" adjourned from time 10
time, until the slmc shall be completed.
MOSES RHODES,
je % ALEXANDER HENDERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26
NUDGE SWANS NEW WORK ON exc

- CUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
ISAAC y WHITING has lhis lay Published a
Manual tor Eu cuicr- and Administrators m Tie
Settlement oi E-ia'es Of dCcea,od PerSprs. With
fr's'doui Judge oi he I've nh JnJicial Circuit.
md n-lhor Of Swans 1rraiIse on ne Law relating
I'D The Powers and Duti,s oi Justices vi the Peace
and C"n.tabies. IN Tie Suite Of Oh;o.'
THIS work - intended 10 he what ITS TILE purps re.
A ManEot Tor those Who settle il,e esiai. : Of drcra-
sed PernHs. IL emhodies The provisions of The Sta
ia es, with such Comments, Decisions >. Forms, and
other maiter. as nre deemed requisite for persons not
skilled IA the law, tu understand The ord mary driics
oi Executors aud Administrator. The object has
been tepi IA view IhrUUghuui. EOi Gully because a
large book would Toe almost useless To lIcse per,,a,s
Who desire to read not more than is necessary To
make thcmsrlyes well acquainted with ihPIr gene
raj duties, hu' because. in most Cases. On Executor
or Administrator would not be justi6able In purcha-
sing AN expensive work. Besides, u will perhaps
be found that Inc book cmbudies much more useful
Information than the nure yoluninous aud elabornis
English wurks upon the same suhJcdt. The vuriuus
subjects are treated. a. near rs could be. in the or
der IA which Ihc yar'"us duties should I've perform
ed. %bcg'nuit vi IA the Notice TO Creditor, then the
taking of q 2 ltven'ory md Schedules. with Forms:
The Sale and Sale Bill; What are Assets and what
are not; tie CulleCIi"n uf the Assets. anl when and
how; The Authorization OF CLAIMS against the Es-
late, and her Admiration. &c. with Forms; tho Sale
" WV Ntdl E4-NAl'f wv u Wtuler ny tia HE1lNHk
Ex'cutors and Administrator; the Mode of Settling
lnsulvehI Estates. &c. &c.. ] vol ID mo.
From The well known talent 81 the Author. anj
the time and labor which he hasdovotcd 10 the abov,
work. the publisher confidently believes II will be-
found equally a. valuable 10 Executors and Admin
istrators "a his Welt known Treaties has bsen q
Justices OF the Peace. Lawyers. and men Of bnsines
generally. For sale n the Bookstore cf
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL.
jy 10 Union ST. Wheeling. Va
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SEARS WONDERS Of TIVE WORED.
WfE woadors q ne W0dd ~ Nature, Art.
abd hsni. csmVraug q cosplets Ltray Oi
useful aui eztsuauiug kuowledgs. ILLUSTRATED wtds
seveft tvn1 Cd epgrsvirEs, sPicadidiy bcuud
Yer sale o. MELLDR'S. 80 %,
rs Uuigu a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

Virtue If a deed of trust from Chu-les
- Sterter md Elizabeth his wife 10 me, bear
ing cate The I'd day Of February A ID, 1873, and
now Of iecord IN the clerks Office of the county
court Tor OHIO county. l shall, on Tuesday the
loth daY OF August ls4j, at 10 o'clock A NJ, at the
'front.' door Of the Court house for Ohio county,
sell TO the highest and best biuder at public auc.
ton, two lots Of ground sltuate in Ritchietown,
numbered on the plat oisaId town, ten and twelve
IN the eleventh square. together with the build
in2s and improvements on the same.
These lots are well improved, with a good brick
tenement, aud the title - believed To be uudOubt-
ed and free from all membranes.
Selling a. rT6stee. | shall convey such title as
10 vested IN me by the said dead Of trust.
Terms made known on the dav OF sale.
JAMES y WHEAT, Trustee.
BRENTLINGER &. SHALLCROSS.
va Is auction GERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26
. NEW EDITION OF SWANS RE

N ATISE. ISAAC n WHITING has publish.
Ell a New Edition OF Swans Treaus, with referen.
ces {" the newly Revised Statues Of ihls State. A
Treatise on The Law relating To The Powers aud Du.
Ties Ui Justices of the Peace and COHsiables IA the
State OF Ohio: with PfartIcal FERNS. DC. by Jnserh
X Swan, President Judge OF The Twelfth Judicial
Circni. | vol ruynl Svo. COG pages.
The First Part contains n summary view OF The
progress Of a civil su it. from its commencement to
Is termination. with the general principles Of law
ia relation la the different kinds Of actions-who
shuuId SUE and he sued-Ihe issuing. service and
return ii he summons and cnpias-the attendance
and competency Of wiInesses-Ihe Irials-ihe gene
Tal rules Of eyIdence-ihe forms aud effects OF diff
ierehi kinds Of Judgments-Ihc stay Of execution a ID
aud proceedings IhereOn-ibe issuing uf the execu.
hon-ihe power, duty and ~lIatulIIy Of the officer IN
nr'esling, ~leyying. advertising. and selling-Ihe Trial
oi The rghi OF propeuy-reIurn Of executions, etc.
The Second Part contains the general rules OF law
IN relation 10 statutory nciiUns; such as lorclble entry
aud deiainer, attachment, ETC.; and treats Of contracts
her rights mud Liabilities Of partners, carrier, Of goods,
inn keepers. husband and wife. parent and child,
naster and servant, and other miscellaneous matters
VI a civil nature.
The TuInd Part contains a law ia relation Ia prp-
secuii0us Tor crimes and misdemeanors with pracii.
cal ioras.
The Fourth part contains furms of couyeyances.
wills, agreements, etc.
This work may he had nj The Bookstore Of
STEPHENSON g. HASwELL.
july l8 Union street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26

PITTSBURGH. July 3. lS43.
INDEPENDENT TIDE WATER LINE.
DICKEY d ALEXANDER,
lLdte JOS. Diekey & CO..
INFORM the Public generally. that they are pre-
pared To ship Produce OF all kinds tn Baltimore.
Philadelphia. New York and Boston. having n full
line Of superior bouts they are enabled to ship 100
IOus daily.
Goods shipped 10 Philadelphia and Baltimore at
The following prices;
tobacco aud Bacon. SCI cts per 100 pounds
Wool. as do
Charges advanced an receipt Of freight,
No Commission Tor storage.
Y7
GAINESVILLE Repuhli, nh and Guernsey Times. copy
u the amount oil 81 and charge This niice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26

III ROWN a cos B,lumnrr. PhlI,J,lrh,, ~.

I5tL6 1EMSResSS-
ROwN q CO'S Balumorr. Philadelph,,. Cu,,.
CD herard. Push Irgh. Wheeling C.nc,up,,u
Louisville aud ST Lunis package ENl rrs.. Furei,n
Letter. aud Gensnl Forwarding Office co..
Bank Nole,. Parcels. aud cases OF Good, ui eve,
descrptt'n. viii he received and iurwunIed uub
the utmost ~despaIrh Ia all the Eastern, " eslr,n a,I
southern cities. also 10 Liverpool. Lundon, Pan. and
Havre.
Particular attention given "a Cusluu Huus. Bu.i.
ncs~. collection oi notes, drafts. bills. &c. Nc.
' Special messenger " III leaie the Baltimore.
PhIladelphiS." and New York uiiires daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Messrs ATKINSON & TEMrLEMAN. Cumberland. Mi
JAMEs Y. CALDWELL Esq. Wheeling. Va.
L. T FRANcIscrs 81 Co. THIRD ST. CINCINNATI, Ohio
Aud No 80 N Main. 81 Louis. Mo.
GE"EGE A. BERRY. E-q Pittsburgh. Pm.
BRowN & Co. ~ South Tuird Street, Philadelphia
Pa.
Add Museum Building. Bal more street. B1llimore,
Md. iuly IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26

ID EPORTs OF CASES srgoed and 80
~ tsusined IN the SuIcrIoS Curt ~ tas sate
OF Oaio. in Bsuk Prlussd BY svthorHy q tie Geo.
erai assembly A feu oopies. iasi oocsred snd ",
sale by lily rs Wa J ROBR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
VI Il DICAL l. EPARTMEH At

PENNSYLVANIA U~NiYERSTTY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
HE course Oi instruction vii! 0pcr. - hereto
foe. on The LIST Monday VI Noye.nber. aud
close "n The laA day OiFebrunIy. under tie follow.
ing Faculty. VIZ:
Benz w Dudley, NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and
Surgery;
James r. Cross. NJ d. Professor Of Institutes and
Medical Jurisprudence;
Elr>hu Bartlett, NJ ID. Professor Vi The0tg and Prac.
lice;
Wm d Richardson, ~ n. Pruf at obstetrics and
Diseases "i W-uer AID ChIld.et
T y Michel, NJ ID. PrufM ieria Mej.cI and Their.
npcuilcs, ahd Dean 81 t~sculty;
RUbelt Peter, VI ID. Pr,f al Chemistry and Pharmacy,
james NJ Bush, NJ d. Adjunct PROT vi Anatomy and
Surgery;
Who will receive noles Of coed Md sulveri
banks of the States whence tho pupils cnaac. " ilhuut
discount. for their several tickets. the aggregate
sum Of which Is sos. For the NialnculatIuu and
Library ticket oi s.. and Ihe Graduation Fee Of so.
par funds are required Boarding aud Lodging, Us
heretofore, for Two tu IhToe dollars Uer week. and
probably for less. (includIng fuel ard hELIs) For
further information, address lLe Dear. post ydid)
BY order,
THOS ID mitchell l.. Dean, Sc.
- lIuCtOp, July 1913. ln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26
FOINTAINfINN.E
,iaie Bethoover'sl LrGnr 81. BALTIMORE.
W w Din.

.'We betthooVeT 81 LlGHr 81. KNbIINIOkE.
" w DIN.
ARrHuRL FOGC.
IL AElNG leased THIS extensive and favurite c..
- 'ahiishmcui. aud entirely I.noNuicd aud 70.
h''rd At throughout. 80 that It can cunlr,re sdvau,a.
se""sly with any similar establishment in the Uaion.
nave no hesitation IA eudravoriug TO attract the
a'sn,ion OF the travelling public To Ihts lavoriIe
uo'eL II the most Strenuous eKeriiOns. Joined 10
''ety possible cOuyCuisure TO be fund elsewhere.
N insure success. they pledge IhemselNe s tina its
onmer well earned reputation shall not only be
merted hut surpassed.
In accordance with the difficulties Of The times,
'ney have determined 10 reduce their charges to
'"itesponJ. Puce 81 .25 per day.
Baltimore. July 3, ls43. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26
NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS md cb,ed To me Ivy hUie or bUpk
~. account. are respectfully requested 10 call
and make speedy payment.
jy . ~ HEISKELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26
CHANCERY SAI.r,

OF LOT NO Z ON FIFTH SrREEr.
y tHANCERY-Iu the Circuit superior sourt
Of Law and Chancery for ohio county.
Stan & Morton,
Jacob T. Bier and Others.
hY virtue of the proceedings ard lrcrce< "a
the above named cause. ] shall pruceed ir cell NJ
public adcUon. 20 The hi.hest ard besr bidder. On
Monday The SEVENTH dsY az August. Isa7,
NotIng court dav.9 at the fnont door "f tie
court house OF Ohio coUuiy. the lo' Of ground
Iituaied a. the CorI-cr. cast of fifth aUd stIth Of
JJhn street, in The city IF Wheeling, being desiZ-
mated Oh the plat thereof, Nv the number one
hundred and oe ,eniv seven tI75l on the follOw
ln", Terms Ut sole. VIZ: the purchaser 10 gsve bond
aud security Tor the purchase money. pa,nhle an
equal i~nstaimrnts, III eight, sixteen e. twenty
tour months from the dav OF sale, respectively,
with interest from the dav Of sale.
W MITCHELL. DeDufyfc-
je 81 Is 800 Co,nnissinTer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

GREAT MILITARY REVIEW Eight regiments. mum.
bering in all about five thousand men, are 10 he 70.
viewed in Hartford on the 18th and 9TH proximo.
This force is under the command of Brig. Gen
Owen MAJ. Gen. Pratt will review II. II is expect.
ed that Col Johnson, OF Kentucky, will be present
as The Ith is the anniversary OF the battle Of the
Thames.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

ABORIGINAL REGATTA.-We are to have some
sport this season-some real aboriginal sport. The
Chippewa chiefs, with one OF their prncesses are to
paddea canoe against the crack club boat Thomas
Jefferson, onWednesday afternoon next at the Ely
sian Fields, Hoboken, the latter to be rowed by the
Ludlows, for a purse OF $500. The Philadelphia
boatmen, gallant set of fellows, let the Indians
beat, because the squaw beat their coxwain in
steering We shall see If she will get ahead by the
same means on this occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

RouELE IN THE MARINE CoRPs.-It matters not
whether Colonel Freeman or Serge Collier made
me charges against Colonel Henderson. The charges
were made, and, iiproved, either Colonel Hender-
sonspay ought to be increased, or he be compelled
10 work his farm himself and not force United States
marines to do 1t for him Men enlist to serve in a
military capacity, and not 70 labor in the barn.yards
CfHe ofiicop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

The ELECTION OF MEMBER FOR QuKBEc.-This
election, Which, for all we can learn, has term.-
mated in the choice of Jean Chabot, advocate OF
that city, depended merely on a sufficient nomina
non, no second candidate appearing on the hustings
TO contest his election. The election is represented
by the Mercury as not one of unanlmity. 1t had
been actually in contemplation TO propose Louis
Joseph Paplneau, but there was difficulty in ar
ranging The mode of establishing his qualification.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

MovEMENTs.-Th Hon. David Henshaw, Secrc-
tary of the Navy, the Hon. Walter Forward, late
Secretary Of the Treasury, and Col Richard M.
Johnson, arrived in Washington last Tuesday
evening. Major General Scott arrived there en-
Thursday last from short tour of inspection to the
harbor deiences Of the eastern sea-board. Colonel
Johnson will be in New York early next month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

SUMNER IN FA1L,-The weather yesterday was
uecipedly not. Were 1t not for the almanac, none
would know II was the 25th of September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

INTELLIGENCE FROM RUssM.--Information has
been officially received from 81. Petersburg tina. the
Emperor has sanctioned the permission for the con.
unuance of trade between Kamtschatka and foreign
countries, free from duties agreeabIy to the regua-
tons OF August o, 1873, until August 8, 1915 the
Governor OF Kamsehatka being, however, charged
on his personal responsibility, to see that no foreign
splrtuous liquors be introduced into that province,
except Tor the use OF the officers OF the navy or the
public iunctlonaries.
A circular has been addressed to all the Ministers
OF foreign nations TO the effect that the Emperor
mas determined not TO receive any presents OF lite.
iay productions, works OF art, specimens of natural
history, &c. Tor himself or anv members Of his
lahy, unless they be presented through the medium
o. some foreign embassy. The Russian Ministers
at ~, countries have all been specially directed
not 10 TAKE upon themselves 10 forward any such
articles, without the express permission of the gov
eminent and all persons who may make use OF
other means to send them to the Emperor or any
member OF his family, or any of his Mns,sra "1 ~
state, Will have no one TO blame but ihemseves for
theinconveniences which may be the consequence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

IHE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAR-Our columns
Today are crowded with reports from the State
Agricultural Fair, and they are OF deeply interest
ing character, and justify the use OF all the space
That we have devoted TO them. We recommend
thorough perusal of ali the matter we now publish,
and OF all that will succeed subject which is
the foundation Of national prosperity and the safe
guard OF national well.beng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

CHEAr LrrERAruKK.-The following books have been
iciey PUBLISHED, and for sale at this office The
Bankers Wife, by Mrs Gore Mabel the Actress the
Fruits 81 Illicit Love; The Churchmsn Warned Against
the Eors OF the Time by Dr. Anhon and the third part
Of Martin Chuzzlewit by Dickens. Also, Grahsms and
Codeys Ladies' Books for October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

NAvAL.-Orders have been received, at Boston,
to get the rgate Potomac, and the brig Consort rea
dy for sea.
U. S. brig Apprentice, arrived at Haowell, Au.
gust Goth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

STEAM SHIT HIBEKNIA from Boston and Halifax
Tor Liverpool was spoken 7th ins in lat. As A. Ion
80 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

NrBLo's.-Ths evening the Ravels give a more
than the usually attractive programme, comprising
all that distinguishes the Ravels from all other pam
tomlmists. The Bedomin arabs, most vigorously
executed entertainment, is now so well known to
the public, as to require but statement of the fact
that 1t is to be once more seen at the garden this
evening. La Yota Aragonaisa will be danced
by the talented Gabriel Ravel, Mons. Martin,
Mesdames Leon Javelli and Martin Javeli The
pantomlme OF the 55 M,sutumes Of Fotunatus
concludes the entertainment. With such bill, the
garden must be filled to its utmost capacity. We
had nearly forgotten that Charles Whittier, and his
sister, dance the Tight Rope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

o. We indite this paragraph for the purpose of
calling attention to the benefit of Yankee Hill.
which is announced TO take place at the Chatham
Theatre this evening II the single mention of the
name be not sufficient, take glance at the extra
ordinary bill presented for the occasion, and then
prepare 10 secure a seat early. There will Of
course be a lam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

10 Mr.. L. Willard is only authorized agent for
the sale Of the Herald in Troy N Y. AL persons wish
ng The paper in that city will apply only to him at $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

o. An advertisement appears in our columns
which announces some changes in the mode @
doing business at the All Nations Hotel, to whicI
we are desired TO call attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

HE CIRcUs-No company, since the days of
Pppin and Richard, has caused such general sem
satlon as the troupe now performing at the Bowery
Amphitheatre. The house is each evening literal.
ly crowded from pit to dome with the fashion, the
galety and the responsibility or the city. Strangers
make 1t their general resort, and citizens find it the
most agreeable place of amusement now open In
addition to the splendid given in the circle
by some OF the finest horsemen the country, there
Is fund Of amusement in the never-tiring jokes Of
the clown Gossln and delightful relief to the per
tormances by one of the most splendid bands of mu
| sic TO be found any where. This evening Mr. Can
field, the champion OF America, will display his pro-
dgeous muscular power Mr.. Carol, the splendid
horseman and vauter, Mrs GossiD, Mr. Sweet
Master Henry, Mr.. Harvey and other performers Of
eminent talent, will display their skill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

News FROM YUcArAN.-The Virginie Antoinette
at New Orleans, from Campeachy, brings news
from Merida to the I'd instant, of which we give
the most important items.
Don Geronimo del Castillo, the Yucatan envoy,
who had suddenly returned from Mexico, has set
of for that capital, furnished with new powers.
The Legislature, the members of which were late
ly elected, assembled the 3lst ut and organized
by respectively choosing their presidents, vice pre-
sldents, and other officers
On the LIST instant, Don C. Miguel Barchanos,
governor pro tempore, delivered a message on the
meeting OF the Two houses, in which he gave his.
tory OF late events, and the measures adopted to re-
pei the invasion of the Mexicans
By decree dated the I'd Of August, a former
decree, fixing the price of Indian corn, is repealed
and it aboshes the duty TO which corn was subject.
ed in the interior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

BREAK IN THE CANAL.-We regret to say that a
break" occurred on Monday night in the Miami
Canal, opposite SCOTS Ice House on the basin,
about three or four miles from the city. 1t will take
a week at least, we fear, to repair it with whatever
aid the acting State officers may command. The
water is entirely out on the "twelve mile evel.''
-Ciuciyy,1fi (30xeftp Sent %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

90 BARNUM HAS MADE A MAGNIFICENT
warriors and who recently stopped al Howards
Hotel and who have since been to Philadelphia and won
in their They the finest set of In
dams here and will be by many thousands
doubt they engaged for this day and evening
only The other attractions of the Museum will be
seen, are unusually COOL.