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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
COPPER TIN a snEETIRoN WARE.

TIN SHEET lAtON WARE
rVNiE SUBSCRIBER would iuform his old GUS
toners aud the sublic generally. that be still
confines 10 manufacture The above articles. IN all
their Varieties. a. his old stand on Cni N Street,
WHEELING VA. JOBBlNG Il oil kinds done
AZ the shortest notice. Houses covered with COP-
PER, TIN. ZINC, or SHEET IRON. IN the most
approved plan AMI reasonable tem-. From his *
perience in this business. he haii6rs himself that he
will he able To give general satisfaction. SPOUT
INC fnr houses, Of every hind. size and price made
to order with prOmpiness aud despatch. lie slsd
cOntiTues the manufacture of RUSSIA IRON
GR.,TES for Nv elltngs. either plain or fsDcy.-
These grsics far comfort. convenience aud beauty,
add greatly TO the finish Of a pnrlor.
ALSO. on hand a variety Of patterns ofCOOK1NG
STOVES either for wood or cnal. suitable for Hotels
Steamboats, or private families. which cannot be
surpassed by any IN this market. either IN uti.iiy OF
pFice, all of which he j. determined TO sell nj The
must reduced prices for Cash sr approved barter.
tIa.r 23l THOS G CULBERrSON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
CIR LEN Sc Gus.

AMI WHEELING III NlNCiN IL.
TENHE pubic arc informed that GREENE &
= co. have entered irtr sn srrs gemeU
with The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
nv 10 run q Car with the passenger train Il,
Cumberland, and arc rreraTcd to forward Peck
ages, parcels, and bundles, at, 10 and from the
following places.
Frederick, Hancock. Rdrper's Ferry, Hdrfias-
burg, Cumberland, UheeiiHg, Cincinnati.
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail FRAN, leaving Baltimore at ! IA A III. a.
r!y!uP al Wheeling by E\PRE -, early the foi
loving evening sni delivered free of UOrteTagr
The above line viii forward packages, 81 eviy.
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make collections ahr
attend TO the purchase of goods IN Ralum r.
Ph'ladelphI1, New York and intermediate towns
Greece g. Co. having connected the shove linz
with Grswold ~ cos Baltimore and Phladel
phia, and Adams & Co.'S New York and Boston
Express Lines, pledge themselves to execute
wI,h fidelity and despatch, any business edtrusi
I'd TO their care.
n. b All packages by the above line must l.,
marked Care Of Greene & Cos Western FIX
press. gFThos from the West Greene y Cos
Eastern and Northern FIX ress." We beg to
refer to the following gentlemen.
M,sss BIckhead & Pearre.
Do Talbot. Jones & Co.
Do Matthews. Ould & Co.
WIN Rubinsun, Jr, Esq.
Messrs dickinson & Co, Cumberl1nH.
Do Jas II Forsyth & co. NEEDING.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Duncans, Cumberland.
Jas II E-Tsyth N Co, BheeiiHg.
Y. All packages ADDRESSED 10 the care Of the
above agencies Will be forwarded with {, spatch.
GREENE & ca.
aug 81 Iss liGTke! styeet Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

WHEELING, Va.
VIZ SUBSCRIBER H. no~ preparcd. wrh he
NECESSARY machinery. end 10 successfully
prosecuting the manufacture Of Lard o. a. lie
'ai ~loEehmeuf on Market tilev. heiue e~abfsd
WIN his pre.rut mach aery 10 turn out abuat ok
fundred gallons q Nork. ofOi t-af be warrapsr
sqanl 20 ouv manufactured IN the United State.
ior ai ruToses equal 10 The best Srsra. and 10,
ma ninert far suprugr 20 any Other kind OF ell.
We if cnaoleo Co. rclI a. the lowest CfoGnuan
puces. h.Iicrs mrenIrists, merchant and of1rrs
ore invited g. 1--WE him r call. aEhe % prenare0 fo
ecA gtHpleeus o. retail. on such terms a. ran6oF
fsfi 20 piraer. OIL puf up on RarHr Etna. cane
suV msuueT OF quantity % eur purchrrea
al 0.dtFr promptly attended 10. fcdress
~ NAWRFN
Co. peif frr Lard. mertg
BoTR-25 .srrcis s4etof Ffs1 Fs977y
fgor f-r ~ -
y . ssa,Es n FOssTTH = o.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
GAUTION DO souTnERN sLAYEnoL.

CAUTION TO SOUTHERN ~sLAVEHOL'
~ DERS On the l7th of August last I arrived
~ Baltimore Maryland. with my family. sRd took
Apartments o. The Fountain Inn" Oaie BelizhOo-
vcr'sJ now kept by Messs DIX & Fogg Attached
20 my family wasa female slave. On The 24th ulL.
a viii was issued ss ! am informed, At the instance
Of two servants employed NJ SAID hotel, viz. fhii'p
Gross ard Romeo Price. 90 wrest said female slave
from me. on The ground that she had been broughi
from another State. AZ so1n as he facts were made
known o. Messfs Dir a. FoRg, they. with a prumpir
iude i"r Which hey nre distinguished. discharged
The aforesaid servants. Philip and Romeo. and infor
med all The puucipal Hotel keepefs n Inc CITY ofthe
fact. Ell % whom refused io give hem cmuluymsnf.
with The r~Eocpurn o. Dard R1rHum & % Of hr
Guy HoeL who immediately gave employment 10
Romeo Price. the eldest of the Two aud M dIubt
The leader ofthc plot This cautiun I deem due 90
Souihorn travellers. so that when they visit the
Nurhern aid muidle States heB may know which
81 the Hotel Keepers 10 encourage
THOMAS n BUCKNER. Mississippi
Balnmore. Sept 4h. 1S43. sept IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

: cery Tor Ohi0 coeais. =
fraucIs Skinuct &css 81
samuel Caldwell.
ihr plainthtn tbs oasc viH take nofics that
ne CfpnsIrong az Jautsa Al .Sfokaa ard aucrF
VIII ne token 90 The oIce nE3ohn r. ms alder
0ran on the city OF phiadrf - h.fctL -
nIOcfoher a-rt. hefurro n 80 49,
~ ard5PM. 10 hareaI 81 evifrora.
Ha Of tha shove nthtt tfsst
so b q WTEoN. s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

~ hand q few boHes ~ Ayeu No 1 pound
Richmnud TOlacco. 6r sale low 20 eloao a
ssnmuss. ~ evTeiD J YBALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

"HEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
EH WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. wash
lNGTON CITY, PlIlLAOELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and Gnod
Intent Sage G. mpauics. are running & daily lines
o. Cug' erlan1. consecuug With ihe d & o Z r.
Oul, 2i hours Stag travel 10 Gather Of he above
ciiiCs. lac balauce by Raj rosd.
Time To B,tlinnre 80 hnurS,
Tim. Ia Philadsl ph,a - Ious
Fare 10 Rtititaore u DOLLARS
Fare To Philadelphia u DO.
Sx daily lines leaves the CT. Sisgo and Rail
road Ill every msrntrg nj 6 o'cl'ck A NJ. and
evrtas furnished nj any hour a had should ofTer.
For through TickeiSt L. Bllumnre and Philadelphia.
q. ply at The Cos office. No SO Water ST. Wheeling.
VI, one dorr Nnrh U = Hotel.
For Good Intent Sag Co. HUTCHINSON.
aud WI X NEWMAN. Ter N ; Co.
Great Central Route Rad read aud Stage o6ice.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

LARGE assortment ofmahorany stuff for sale
at very reduced prices 90 cilse cuusirumeut.
lseptill JY CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF NOTES.
"ANTED a few hundred dsliars Al loe,..t
raFss d disC0uaL RHKEE &CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

.sAUBIGNE's HISTORY ofihs Reio
nation IN Sutherland and Germany.
Just retsived and ff sale By
ssp 8 STEPHENSON g. HASWRIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

FOR SALE,
EAA REAMS Printing Paper.
UD % do Imperial do
10 do Haues do
100 DO Crown medium and d c wrapping DO
100 Gross Bonnet Biords, Just, received FROM
South wheeling Paper Mill and for sale At The low
est prices by (sspt lD JY CALDWELL.
UST received an assortment OF Wagon Boxes
- and Plough POINTS from The m5nnfacIory Of
Merriu a. DOoIHle and Tor sale al their prices nv
sept IL JY Cal DWELL.
1000 LIS BEST Spanish SHE Lenlher.
1OOO 100 Lbs hall hIeached Thread
Jusl received alibe StgH cf the BIG RED BOOT.
jy IS SAML MCLALLEN.
A LOT Of whIiiny. also . lar ,e,e Of LosgpoI
"a CamwoOd, aud Frstc, j0si iyei and for
sale nv isepi III BAKER
rInrr - rr.rTnr LII nnrnrr -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

ENCR COLLARS-Ftnc SEAL sudsAUs-
II TRAN LAME COLLARS. ne oy.,rcsis
and Cl""ks. at ~MCALLAM-S.
sep 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

BOOTS! BOOTS!! SHOES NJ OF q.
SAMUEL M'CLALI EN-. is now recei .ihK and
opening al the Sign Of the
BIG RED BOOT,
a large and extensive assortment ct BOOTS AND
SHOES. suitable for he spproschiuE season. Nhirh
vii be suld LOW FOR CASiI-eohs sI,nE ia par, -
fslluwG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

Prepared sBd sold b. A q Sands g Co. DuF-
Uafa snd Z hcutsfs Ersuffe hathbnra. g5f
Br0aagag, csrucr Of Chamhers o. Neu Hork,
80 ir sale b. Dru-Elrs Ga rough rui tle ~ s.
pie 81 pc bJtte. rIN hYff es tf g..
TIE rlbt are respectUiiF requested O. rpmrm-
hC rfe. 80 @sdss Safsa .a.Nia rIBf va arrr
rIrr .ierfsz suth rsuarEasi, trref 81
t.s ... riaaa ef rI-cs % u IrH fre
&c. q 81 = e. sol -.I
IA .. .. .f.".
eH lHFlH ifs-f s
ar - [fspf sasys..as b. eel
81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

20 stAlEs n F0ssTTH q O.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
Political Tracts by: Junins.'

We are sure that the Wings Of the Union will
rejoice with us to learn that Mr.. G. CoLroS. the
able author of The Crisis Of the Country and
other powerful and convincing essays by Junius'
widely circulated during the last Presidential con-
test, has, at the request Of the Wing Members OF
the last Congress, resumed his labors IN the same
field, and Will prepare series Of Political Pam
phlets on the several chief topics m controversy
between the rival parties, to be afforded at the
lowest possible price for gratuitous circulation by
public spirited Wings, Committees, Clay Clubs,
Candidates &c. The first Of these Tracts IS en-
titled The Test: or, Parties tired by their Acts,
being lucid presentment and pungent review OF
the proceedings Of the late Congress and It's re-
suits. This is large and close pamphlet OF To
pages, cmbodymg an immense amount OF matter
on great variety oftopics, and will be sold at 4
cents singly, S3 per hundred, or $50 per thou
sand. 1t viii be published for the author at the
Office of The Tribune, and orders through the
Post Office our Agents, or Merchants and others
visiting the City, are earnestly solicited. Every
Wing ought to have one Of these tracts for HIM
self and another for his Loco Foc0 nclghbOr, who
has been made to believe that the last Congress
did nothing for the Country. There is no other
writer in the land who could have crowded 50
much matter into | 6 pages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
A Voice from NIissouri.

The Loco Focos of the strong Loco-Foco
County OF Clinton, Western Missouri, held a Con-
vention at the Court House, Pittsburgh on the
25th ut. and denounced the act of Their party IN
the Legislature in electing Van Buren, Delegates
to the National Convention as unauthorized and
not in accordance with the public sentiment
They denounced the ultraism of Benton on the
cubject of Hard Currency, approved the Treaty
with England, the General Ticket sys-
tenn for choosing Members Of Congress, and re-:
solved to vote hereafter for candidates who are
not pledged to labor for its overthrow. They pro
posed Judge David K. Atchison of Platte COUNTY
for next Governor. IL The rcpudiated action of
the Missouri Legislature Is the corner stone of Mr.
Van Burcn's push for National Convention thss
Fall and for the election of Delegates by States
instead of Districts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
CITY INrELLlGENCE.

Police OFFIcE.-Cu,RGED WITH STEALING NJ
SFy-A ei,i named Mary McCarty was ane,t'dl
night charged with stealing S9s out u the Trunk Of her "a
ployrr James Eahoney, u Chrrystrer The glIl asAG"
lodged thar she took liz money AicCarty owed he; tE
months which she could get She did rot kH
how much aud Immediately etnrned II 10 him on ,
demanding it. She committed
A SPECIE, Of PErr LARCENY OR FALSE PnErEseL>
Isaac Henry black arrested for obtaining DOES sas
plates from hessr VIshte Bergh pr,ence that ~
Tor las employers, MessFs Smalley MeliOn Cas
mlttrd
BAD GlRL-Ellen Myers girl about Il Yeas Of ig'
10 the Penientiuy for months for detenHs =
home and taking aP her abode IN house Of III lam
lae Duane-stfcrr kept BY Eliza Aekers The iafh' n
the compliant.
CoaoNER's OFmcE.-DEArH FROM swALLoa
$50 rHE EsDs OF ,oME Loco M.rcnr,.-The Co'es
Ibis morning held Inquest AZ No. IS CinnoHiert % y
body ehild nearly years old named Bridget GraGe
who the temporary abseHce Of her mother, smal9Nsa-
ends Of some Loco-FOco matches. Dr.. T.. s. Nicnoi :"
called bar the child died abour d O'clock r VI 's'S'
death from swallowing Phosphorus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
VIC Murder of Corlies.

A few weeks since, a citizen of New York was
shot down at dusk in the very heart OF our city,
in an open and lhrongod street within few steps
of Broadway, where hundreds pass every five
minutes. He: no clue has been obtained by our
Police TO the perpetrators of the CRIME, and after
Coroner's Inquest such as 1t was OF two or
three days, the whole business is put quietly TO
sleep, and scarcely word is SAID of the matter.
And yet we presume there is scarcely doubt en-
tcrtaincd by any among us as to who committed
this horrible murdcr.--So with the case OF Mary
c. Rogers. We believe the Police have once
been in the track of the murderer Why was ne
not arrested The most obvious reason appears
to be that the culprit paid moro for impunity than
the community was likely TO pay for justice. So
in the Corlics casc--How long shall this state of
things continue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

An elec,iou The p,ce;ion Is forbidden to borros
on the -curig, Of the co Toeate properly. without n,
>,t a the Legislature. Two per csa,. a7r 70 u 90,
from the profits form contingent as1 before ssy as
ylid De ;nadesad fuad 70 De Invested "a ieas III G..
rs 10 b vested ia The Company IFS receiving t pa.,,,
If eo5poTa,iol Ne coils exceed those char; :.
The STATE The latter itself the sht hr end I.
,men,y wears To resume the works BY PAVING SlaS p.r
Tor the stock The Company 10 have the risat u zas
s ar NOR outlet. 70 matte with the Deawars Asd R,H
canal to enlarge their locks &c and tor that parp,.
,er aud d. lands adjacent damages, II disputed 70 b -
n courts auI lurirS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
Commercial and Money Matters.


TIE sales 4 tn Board today refy large, and silly
At improvement p,evio pr,ees f''rn's Bank went
up +! OHIO S,xrj u Harlem Railroad / hcltuck!
srss and Uliea Railroad B4ok Of Commerce tu shares,
Z ,nd scrip lai Syracuse ticl aud Nohayy kaoads
compared vtth The sales Of yesterday.
The forra E1chang. market Is advancing. The supply
Of Bills IS small and tie amount received from the South
much NOR limited llu anticipated Sterling sell
ing g. o. aud leading drawers asking o.
Francs 30 jsi5 Amsterdam 80 Hlmbnrs 80 30. ;
Bremen .5i Alabama sc.fce and ia limited demand
al l. discount.
Tn Mechanic. AJAX Ia. declared of 81 per for the
last si1 months.
The linton Bank has declared di,lr.d of4 per cent.
To the Editor Of TIN Tribune
SIR rte object furnishing sou with statement Of
tn tets received! Tor the Merchants E,ctange, showing
rf loss lo serie oi year, exceed per
- do justice - tho5e having charge Of III Affairs Of The
Company, AID particularly the gentleman especially
charged b. the Trustees WIKI the R,Gtias Department
through hose unwearied Devotion ti- INTEREST, Of The
Company iarg- has ben realx-d regret
ntrly lhat the introduced sih remarks cl
eul- 70 use li Impression gbaE my object
rat- IA s-ii oaty from cyusur,
itIn much r-lu-cf y,it OBJ, y.rylut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

S,&pss SAR.,p,RILLA.--Mr.P PHILIP K lAPfst ~ y; IN,
ham conri add another tn Le'tme.'iis 81
year, troubled viii iuJol-nt swelling under p ri qgo
which was so ar.r to impede her swallowing 1A
Affected her >is.ec II ir-qurat!y opnra daa ~ Erg
large quantities o oflsIye matter. She had aiso =
I., accompanied wt dfopsical rnla,I sags
tended with darling paiu. 10 disturb ~ Wa
thr time loIy deprive her OF One Of rf am
stuff aud plniul rcdrfit aiinO. useless uTs r,g
Affections. By e advice 81 her gy se a. nan
bic article, winch almost Immediately relieved asfy
llnrirs removed hr swelling and disease hndf T IT.
and reduced the lropsc4l enlargement IS 10 @ no 10
nrsry 1u..trr yard too large around The "i
81 The limbs. which very IstfeSAiJk aSh u'
has also bcrn removed ~, ri
For particulars sec advertisements IN this and '-e
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and Df f}a
BY \ y. SANDS Co.. Druggists ind I hrIne s.t "
buildings Zii Broadway, Of thamtefs,JGs @
York. Sold also by a. Is. s. D. Sands y sh ' n tas
D. Sand, Co. y East Broadway, cosns ~ Isg
street aud b. Druggists generally ihronenS1SL e
States. Pnce 81 PER bott!eSI bottles for So ops
Hb.nts ina b. seen a our store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
Connecticut Election.
llouinn Is the Official vote Tor Governor

Cleveland lacks OF beng chosen, g.
Last year, Ellsworth, Wing, had 23,l00 :
Cleveland 25,564, Gillette 1919, LOOMS, Con
se-vative,) 6l2, Scattering 50; total 5l.253. In
crease OF vote this year, Wing ,59l Loco ,S52
Abolition 553 Total 3,6775.
". 5. Hoabird, Loco Northumberland,
lacks l13 votes Of beng chosen, and the other
State Officers fail OF a choice BY similar votes
with the Governor. But the Legislature VII!
elect them.
Members Of Congress and OF the State Senate
are elected by puralities merely all sther Off
GERS by maortics. Three Of the four Congress
men elect and majority Of the Senate have bare
pluralities The following Is the Congressional
vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

FoRR PATRIOTS DEAD.-On Saturday the i%l 7,
u!tmo no less than four revolutionary soldiers di'
in Allegheny township, Westmoreland cou'..
Pa John Delap. aged 80, John Gallagher, %.
l0l,'Robcrt Doads, aged 70, and John JOINS"
aged 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

ACCIDENT At SEA-SIx MEN DRowNED.-We
learn by letter received IN this town. that SIX
men, belonging to the ship Sheffield of tins port
were lost on her passage from New-Orleans to
Liverpool. The particulars are as follows :-Enos
Merrill OF Falmouth, Ne, having f.len overheard
,lhe ship rolling badly the vawi boat was instant
" lowered, and the second mate and four men
sent to reseUe HIM Beng unable to find bun they
were returning 10 the ship. when the boat, being
struck BY 4 heavy cross sea, was capsized, and
ereyy person Ia her drorcHea! The second mate
was Mr.. Stlnson of Woolwich, son of Captain
David Stlnson. The names Of the other men lost
probably foreigners are unknown.
Lincoln Me- Tel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
~ The True San, speaking of the suicide of

u iHt o"'t, t'N'NiiS " '''> 1'''' -
Col w. IL. Shelton, of Mississippi, says:
t is said thar Col Shelton had contemplated suede
ever since the bu,sag the Brandon Bauk bubble The
e1erny caused the death antable we aAd devoted
numerous family poverty aud ,haos, Is but one among
hundreds equally appalling winch owe Their origin TO The
loose, uccsponsOle shaving swlndhag banking system
which has been TOO long tolerated IN tis couHtN.
The Brandon Bank, here spoken of, failed over
five years ago; and II Shelton has meant 10 com
nut suicide ever since, he certainly took a long
time to think of IT. and cannot be accused OF act
ING precipitatclv. Bat he himself SAYS that he
was driven to suicide solely by the rascahty of
r. $. Graves the State Treasurer OF Ntississipp
and brother Loco Foco, who borrowed large
sum from him. which belonged to others, to cx-
mbit when his accounts were undergoing scru-
tiny and was unable afterwards 10 return 1t, or
did not. Probably the very money surrendered by
Mrs Graves after her husbands Hight, would
have saved the life OF Mr.. Shelton. We don't OBJ.
lect IN general 10 aSs-kicks at the Banking Sys-
TEN, but IN this case there is gross Justification
OF the most palpablc facts Shelion'S suicide did
not lowe It's origiu" to any sort OF a Banking
System, bat 10 the election OF a rascaily Loco.
Foco TO office by the Mississippi Regulators. and
that way the moral should point. The funds
which Graves ruined mm by borrowing were not
those of any BsnA-weFe not even Bank notes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
aarlets-cmetalIy Reported .,ar II. r,,sa,..

ASHEs.-Tbe market rsthe, Que,, and We cal, h.
fahe, sales OF Pots TO the extent OF % bb At s. Il,
uoj.r> generally ask 25 hut buyes VIII give bar sis!
Pearls ar, Nominal At a5 wlthou, sales. The s; =
Ashes a, the Inspection Warehouse hiss increased }. ~
iur,n the week VIZ go bbls Pots and Of Pearls Az,
received from the Isl OF January 10 the 3d OF April s
sise 23o Stock ca hand:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
>ortrraT,A,ha< kbr.


Ashes shipped rcom III, Isl II January 20 the e?d Au
inclusive Pots l.ll5 bbls Pearls noae.
COTTON.-TAa sales during the week enduc gr4,r
,,,, amounted 10 9l6 bales which 40 y;pr- n,
itud aud FLORIDA Al d $50 Mobile at )! s. sS
Nrw-Orl.aIs At ) 81 ana 10 Texas SIC short Pho
The arrivals during the period were S5 bale, W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
II We ask attention TO Mr.. f. G.

u We ask attention TO Mr.. f. G. BALDwIN's
remarks on the employment Of state Criminals,
which Will be found on our First Page. Ihc bill
which they advocate has failed, but the principles
on which 1t was based will be urged with pow
crful voice on the next Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

sz- For LITTER fran B,fGio, Notice Of NJ. Hast
lngss Lecture Quickest Passage, Dir. Batdoins SPEECH
s.c.ses First Page.
60 For Poee, and the Concu,ion Of our article on
Sociql SCIENCE see Las, Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

~ A sew cories Of The Ilustr1ted London New. and
also Of Punch The London CargaG, received If NE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
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agI-t tom some proceedings Of the citizens Of Shaw"
h-stowu Illinois, thai there has be mystsFCus d,aEr
Eashce oi Si 900 specie from ti wants Of the Bank
III Illinois tor which mysIrry up 10 The latest adSces
there Iad G-. solution oiIrtei. B. tho r.pon Ut the
BI.k aicrr, NorInber lad December last th~rr
hand S30' $40 u spce hut the STAT COMMISSIONS
taking possession ia arch could inJ e3 Oo0 leaving
d-fcirnc. Sl2i 0!0 IL which h officers
iof. fhfr rrug. have been held aud the co.uct
Of the officers Of the Bak dc.ouGcel illegal and ti,
honest.
Th- Official rrp9r Of the situation Of tn Baaks Of
OHIO up tle Is, OF April has been published b. which
4ppes.s that there gradual small rrp4n during Jaa-
srs. Ft5Dlr ard March The Of loans 4nL dis
count, December 81 sa6si The speci- has Ia
erased sloo630 The eiIeal4oa has cseas-, s3l 500
The deP1aiJ haze increased So. ids.
The following the important Provisions of tha act f1r
The sale Of he Delaware DIVISION OF the P-ansy lvaula
Caaa
II appoints number q Com,s5io, ers from different
CoG.tir the Philadelphia Esc4a1g- OF or be-
forthr lt 81 Ju= and open subscriptions Tor shares
al 500 -ect 10 80 Huaf stock to BE- STYLED the
D=liwlr- Csla COMPANY Whenever ;he u:aoie IS lkrn,
The fact il b. pabls-d aa3 the subscribers eeuired
transfer, within thirty DAY. Afterwards to the STAT Cefti
cafes OF Stat Loans 10 the their respective sub
acGiptous T e stockholders then choose eight d.
rctors uutil thu Isl of March 1874 when and every year
aerw ffd5 IN election take place, Noae vote By
proxy not unless Ne be bona tide holder. voter must
have been hs hodes OF stock sast i've months prsioust