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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05

u part ~ inlIws:
Black, Blue, Invisible Bot Silk handkerchief.
lie Green, brown a. Drao White and black Fill ct
Goth, gloves and MtIs,
B ne, black. drab slate g. Silk. COLT ~ Md do do
sage culorrd Cassimeres, ArlicinI Flowers.
French, plaid, blue rb'd Black Lace chanIla, fllcI
black drab single milcd md gauze wells.
do. Mourning Guitars.
Sluner & Krntrky jean, FIlle rhr, al, all Isle la
all qualities aud prices. ccs. edgi g., nctIngs &c.
Summer siufis Tor men aud NHlmeITa QuIIngs,
TOYS Ribbons IA great variety.
Plain and stripped Linen Black& uudrrssed IIuia 4;
trIilInrs Figured, Cheine & pain
Blue drill g. NJ Xican NIX .parasOls.
lures, "lth glneham x Cotton
Cotton aides & giraffe cloth. umbrellas,
Glmhruon and Ncveicen. FeSiingS, sumo Spanish
500 pieces Pnnt. a.suri- patIerIs,
ed qualities, large stock Of Notions
A beautiful Assortment 5f such as buttons, brushes.
French Mosaic a. English ombs, pius busses, tapes
CnInIz and Lawn, sewing silks, c0IGs, sus-
M"Islin de laine. g. ehal- pcuders, gun caps, &c.
lcys ii Naies bro. MHslH,
Charuhray Manchester 4 dn hlc.ched do
Earlsr"n nnd American lOl aud IL Blankets
GinghamS bales cotton yarn to ! 0
Bonnet silks and Lawns, Waddmg and hating,
various cUlprs .Tnkneys and Fiauuels,
Bieached a. bro Irish liza Carpets aud Rug,
rnS gras. do Florence braid & honey
6 aud 1914 daniask tn ,coubLeghOrn, j braid a.
bic Jinper willow Iash'he bUnneIs
Crash and hirI's eye do. ',ieutemen's single dpI-
White, black and mixed lie hrImcd Leghurn naIs
Ipse and hall hose, Palm le.d do, &c.
Silk do IA1TERS EURS AND
Alpncha Lu-Ire, TRIMMINGS.
Bumhazncs, JNuIria, Russia. Muskral
FreucA & English mer nd Coney,
nues findings and bindings,
Il mex and blue black gro ikIyers, sides IL lips. -
dc Rhi.e silks, Stppmg brushes, lea Iher-,
= rppd. fip'd & wnterd Tip pa rers,
BLACK silk e. tabhy velvet, .ohellack aud extract Of
81 & S-4 Silk shawls ILogwood,
LADIES and genIlemens SaxOny and Spanish lelts,
satin d ,ilk sraris, bow sIrIngs, &c.
Baudan IA. AJAX 81 fancy
We are willing To sell nj q small advance for
cash either Wholesale retail. Those wishing To
purchase will please give MS call, mud a. No.
l3l Main ST., where they shalt fluid goods rs cheap
~ NJ any other house ia The city,
mar %, q & A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05

Thrust SALE-Ry virtue "i deed u trust
cxeruied bv John FaWccU. hearing date "n
the 5lh ol yr 1871. and recorded m the clerk :
office Of Ohio caurty shall, on M"n'ay The i3'h
day of May CXl pruCeed TO sell. on the premises
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash lot
No Five ia the second square IN Ihe city ct Vince
ling, situate az Water street near the steamboat
landing. :, h6reon are l1rge ami UaiUabie uare-
houses The lille belieV ed he uuques unable;
but selling as trustee will only make such lille as
Is vested IA me. WM Al hING'
nm II Il Trustee.
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INIRE &NIARINE INsuRANCE-Therc ,r

LNIRE &MARINE INSURANCE-Ther ar
u wosiiuations only IN which individuals can
be placed where they can adequately appreciate
the value ut insurance. These nre, while -tand-
receiving from insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps bv ISOLATE iau-
Iy, lamenung hat stupidity aud folly which haC
I'd, bed TO provide for such a Contingency.
s AIkIN SON, Agent of the PROHEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFObD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses ware houses
stores, mills, factories, DC, together with lheT
contents, such Is furniture, merchandise, ma
chlnery, and everyOthsr description Of Iusurablc,
properly Also, on steam, keel aud Hat boats
aud their caTgJes to and from any port on the
Western Waters
Hotel. ran I. 1872
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.

kURGE N'AURRAl Is now OIeuIIg at his
~ store room on Market square, large ana
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES Il. WHARTON.
At rHE CORNER UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING, VA.

Single papers Cor sale by The carriers and at r!e
office at cents copy.
The Weekly paHer, tho Western Virginia Times,
Is published Wednesday at 81 50 per annum
in advance, or 50 if not paid within one month
from the beginning ofihc year. Nonew subscribers
will be- <ereSsed, except such as pay ia advance.
For e moRNyel so is invariably charged No
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aud no paper discontinued except atthe discretion
cF the publisher, until all srrearages are paid.
TERMS oy NDvERTIsING.
Three insertions or less per square, SloO
One week, Sl,0O
Two Weeks, . S2.50
Three Weeks, $50
FOIr weeks, S4.u5
Two moa'hs SIS 90 Three months $500
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aud charged dollar f'r lSt three Insertions aud
Is cts ipr each insertion auer Advertisements
Snse,Ied three times n week for three fnurihs the
ahave, Weekly for one halt per week.
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NOTICE TOHOUSEKEEPERS

u ME subscribers beg leave loulorm The CHI
zcns Of Wheeling aud vicinity, that they have
opened GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No li3 Main street, Wheeling Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment Of
gilt and mahogany framed LookIug Glasses, Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, CONSISTING of
Feather beds, holsters, Pillows curcd LIIr. Spanish
moss. cotton, husk aud -rrru. mauassc>; together
with foil assortment 90 The latest II, lc aud best
finished FURNITURE ever offered On h- cIiy;al
Of which will De sold the most reasonable terms
and rarTaufed.
Also looking glass Plates, mahogany vcncers
vnrnlsh Sw uI~h moss Sc sc. constantly hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article OF
furniture on the musl accommodating terms and 90
short notice.
Carpets made and pat down
Order, 90 GAINESVILLE can be- lcn with J. FAD
ANS a. Co
Iuu p NiENDEI & HARBOUR
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DANIEL BOWLY.

DANIEL BOWEY.
PRODUCE AND GENERAL WNIS&ION
MERCHANT,
AND GROCERY AND DRY GOODS PURCHASING AGENT.
ATO. 23 COMMERCE.. \. OF PRATT ST,
V B,LTIv"EE. Refer 10
Messrs VIM Wilson Il SOUS. !
Fisher. Miller q Ca. (
Crauglc d Ballcys.
O " HeisE~lI n Co. WhctliUg.
" Fleming x TuGle,
Dnlzcl d Flcminr Pittsburgh
Hui. Temple Samuel ~ Co. 1 yietls Va.
james Taylor. Jr. E>q. Z.Hesrie, ONO.
Mrssrs l. IomrrI Il SON. Dresden,
Ainsworlh & wilcox. Lancaster Ohio
Rives n Hurhr'd.e. ChIhculho,
Springer a. Whuemlu, Cincinnati,
OW sherwood ~ Co. Columbus.
VI Jiuuary IL Son, Maysvillc, Ky.
Samuel Calvert. Esq Jackson.
M ones, Esq. EdcnIou. y c. mar ID BP s.
JANIS JoTtNsuN %. DgFFIELD
JOHNSON g. DUFFIELp.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, Va.
mar 2 On
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IN $ U II An Il.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMPNNY

LEXINGTON INSURANCE. COMPANY
ME subscriber having been appointed agent for
A the Fire, Life and Marine Insurance Co, Of
Lexington. XIV. will take Fire and Marine Risk, at
the rates usually charged by The other Offices his
city. Application may I've made at The Counting
room Of SHRINER q STEELE, Water st. VIII, G.
Ing. HENRY X LIST, Agent
Wheeling. feb 3 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
COPsRrNEIiSEIIP

4 IMAM Il EDN ARDS. having associated
~ with Them, J T.. Al'NElF. Of Wheeling m
the F"rw aiding and Commission b l,ines- nj Cum
hcrand. Nd. the ,iyeul Grm will be Aunau, ia.
Wards a. Agucw.
AMMAN. EDWARDS a. AGNEw.
FORH iRDING AND COMMISSION
MERCiA MIS-.
AZ NE Rad Rad DeyOt, CUMBERLAND, Mn.
REFEKENCEs.
Cauglc n Buileys, Jacob & Mitchell
Fleming ~ Tiuclc, = Il Nlker a Co.
Wan Paxton y Son, | / Irwin,
John clarke : | Harding K Wcldin,
james u Forsyth. y T. ID DuHieid
BaIHmorc.-Rcy Il Smuh. Kemp. Bucky
4 Co. Saul Shaiirer n co. G. q Wilson q Go.
George Hays. \ George ~ Co. Wyley & Wilson,
Jos r. Elder, Ihcs J Carson.
CiHc'HHCH-SprIuger ~ Whiteman, A Irwin,
William Irwin Samuel e FIndlnv
L0WSrHe n cNIuran a McMcchen, VIM \
Bullet y Co Mcclure a Ross. ian 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05

TANNERs' OIL.-IO Bills brown. Tor
sale by mar - WIN PAXTON s. son.
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DK Y.GOODS.
A. n johnston, W. NJ Brrryhrll, J. II guhoIhnm
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL & co.

KAIOULD inform the public that they nave re-
Nv crived FROM the East and have OPEN
ed at NJ. l3l, Main street, large stock Of Spruug
and Summer 'ods, French, Engl ish and American
- part ~ lIws
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MORE SCHOOL HOOKS.

TO THOSE WHO WANT COMBS.
lust received this day u.c case of COMES.
- consisting ~ She'll Back aud Side Combs.
Brazilian Back aud SIDE COMES,
Eng Irsh Horn Reddug do
AsIcrclu dU d. du
Ivory FINE Tomh End Pocket COMBS,
Itufl RrTImr du
HAIR BRI ~lIt.S ard general assortment ofPER
FTMERY.
CLOCKS and WATCHES required shYu
notice omar 800 O. tAlECIHLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05

n OST-In or near This city on Thursday last.
4 ROLL Of money wrapped rn n picce uI paper
sIl g. as is believed puncipa'ly oflh Bank OF Wrus
ter. and composed musilt Of ones. The Guier wf.
be verv literally rewarded. by leaving 90 90 Mcs-r.
FLEMING & TINGLE's sore. on Monroe street.
Wheeling t1p22 81 WOOD~.
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NJ l. u. III. SWEENEY d co.

HHAVE Just received drrec' from L'vSrp"", an"
are now opening a their ware house on MON
rye street very large and splendid stock oi Cii
& QUEENSWARE which they will sell wholesale
or retail on more favorable terms than have ever
before been offered IN This market.
ALSO,
Cut, Plain aud Pres ed glass ware oi u d"Scrip'
ton.
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CHEAP BARGAINS.

IN W HEISkELL, has received aud u nov
y. opening the corner oi Union and Mar
Street opposite : iuth West corner uf the MARkE
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occupied The III story of the house No. n Gorick street,
the lower par! of which inhabited by named r.
wln with his wife and two cIdren-a and daug her.
Beoee having converted Mrs. Irwin the Mormon faith,
10 the absence OF her husband the 3st u removed Mrs
Irwin with her children and furniture TO No l66 EsseIst
where they lived together husband and wife-leavnp
Mrs Bebee II. Goerck Mr.. irwin having dScov.
cred where Bebee and bis wife WERE applied to Justice
Glber, the Upper Police Office. for To bring
Bebee up nothing could be done as 10 stealing the
wife children the Justice got The boy Twins soa TO
prefer complaint against Bebee for beang HIMSELF and
sister, and this complaint, he arrested and committed
prison default 5000 bail Bad as he is the wife OF
1ebee who is IA years married him. is anxious to v.
with him again.
ARREST OF FUGITIVE FROM JusrIcE.-On The 7th Sept
lei named Isaac Norris was ar ested on the 18th
on iha,nonih fully committed the Upper Police for TWO
burgaries viz breaking into robbing the store OF MI
Journay in Canal street, and OF Mrs Briggs in Broadway
On tue eih OF September OF that year. Morris by aid
from without, broke jail and fed Philadelphia Baltimore
aud other cities and thoue pursued not caught until
now, when efneers BIRD, Thompkins and Brown OF the
Upper Police finding him in Grand street, arrested HIM.
and De was committed 10 prison be tried two aore
said burgaries
THEFT OF GAME FowLs-A man named Aaron Free.
man was arrested charge Of havirg stolen game
fowls valued at $40, from Abner Taylor. One Of tie
chandeliers found in his pos:essou bu be asserted
bis ignorance of the other three. He committed 10
answer
STEALING a CLOTH JacEET-James Williams was arrest
ed and committee prison for stealing cloth jacket from
w. A. Stiles No. 80 Cherry street.
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DIED.:

DED-At West Point oil brain fever in the Goth year OF
her age Monday, 9th inst, Miss LOUISA O. MAHER, sec
end daughter OF T. o. Maher Esq, Of that place This Is
the second similar pensatoa Of the Divae viii which has,
wihis twelve months, visited iAs beeaved family The
sub.c this brief obituary particularly endowed with
grace and goodness and rich in The varied requirements OF
accomplished and practical education but especially IN
tha. knowledge which passeh understanding The deep
sympathes circle OF kindred acquaintance are
lasting monument OF her worth and tribute pure as her
own departed spirit, which Is dead bal sleepeth
Twas heaven her need OF glory 10 bes,ow,
That CALI d her soUl ABOVE from ills below,
Death is rims wages; thus the Saviour said,
And she was iiaietJ-can she then be dead!
No. IT'S net death. IA 3.
On the night OF the Iith ofscaret fever Sarah Hays
daughter OF Samuel l. and Esther Post, aged years.
months and % days
The funeral viii place to-day friday at past three
O'clock from the house OF father, 81 Soossr-street
January H. Miss Mary E. Lewis, in the 9th year OF her
age. pit
O'Seil, in The Sub year of her age.
January il, Henry, infant child OF James b schefee
horn.
January 10 after long and tedious Illness, OF eoasnop
tipn Mr. Edward Wilson, aged % years.
Or Long Island Mr. John j. Brown, printer OF ms ey'
aged Sc years. =. ,,... t., :.
Al Boston, Mass, January 10, Mr. George w. skery,
aged SIS years.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening, l2th inst, by the Rev. Elisha
Tucker, RosERr NJ. X. srRoSG TO FRANCES AUGUSTA,
daughter of ISAAC SMITH all OF this city.
On "Wednesday evening, January lh, by Rev. Dr. Pat
ton, Mr.. William w. Patton, son of Rev. Dr. Pauonl 10
Miss Sarah Jane daughter of Hcrauo MOTT all OF this city
January 9th 1885, by The Rev. William Ackker, Mr. VIM.
A. Preston 10 Miss Ann Emily Burrows, Of this city
At Philadelphia, Wednesday evening Jan H. by the
Rev. j. Clarke, George W. Conck!in this city, Miss
Edith eldest daughter of Joseph 7. Bailey, ESD, OF
Wilmington Del.
Boston, Mass Mr Ezekiel Jones to Miss Lucretia H.
Eastman
AtNor,hampton, Mass, January Rev. Henry Boynon
Smith, Of West Amesbury to Elizabeth Lee, daughter oil
Rev. DR.. Alien
AT Danyers Mass Rev Elisha II. Downing Of Lynn to
Miss Mary Augusta Converse, OF Danyers
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orts inio dos ZOE, auring lhe past year !:

C,,,,rt rpm mi, rorl during The years-Is42 ST leaI
st5 ,s,o s1s25; 1889 "a ls6 1883, 25ss5 1857, ss
1885, lcs ,szS.
sEEns-a sale of 100 tefees clean Flax Seed ats
!, demand At co. and ice terces have been made
todsy a, Tia. ra.e. For parcel of caDada % was Of
tered Old Glover we quote at new at si win some
demand os export Au invoice OF laS' bags se.ey .Ia
seed recently received was sold previously 70 arrival h
port OF Clover 1892 1912 terces iSii, a0s
sUGAR-About $50 bhds New Orleans, new crop sold
tc-day al {! 5, 10 the trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

Sir As,ly Cooper's celebrated Corn Salve has
been before citizens OF New York Tor sufficient length
of It's virtues and we are happy 10 state that so
far as we have been able learn il has owed lis
fabe cure. It's has we believe been attended with
perfect success; the following certificates will show:
This may certify that application OF DR.. Coopers
Corn Salye has perfectly cured my and from its st
iects in and that of many others which have come
within my knowledge. disposed regard spe-
cic Fl. ". SHERWOOD, NJ. d. 325 Broadway.
have used Dr. CoePers Corn Salve With perfect success
My Corns of long standing and the worst
bad that considered them ncurabp, but APP
pcations of the named save entirely removed them
without pain WYMAND BRADBURY,
Publisher OF the Boston Miscellany &c. 1T Nassau
Sold wholesale and retail at S5 Nassau and retaed al
James z. ChtoL's, NJ. u. 23 Broadway Messrs Sands,
27S Broadway, Mrs iarpers 57 Bowery, 1873 Fulton
Brooklyn, and at James H. Has, Chambers 81. AID
Broadway us Inns
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Hankrup,s-.guu.r 10.

Creditors OF j. NJ. Beach Co. dry goods merchants,
(compulsory0
William Reynolds (laie firm Reynolds Bates,) NY.
Joshua Brown, merchant, n. Y.
George Hall (iae firm Hall Doolitte,) merchant, ~ y
James Van Duzer, farmer Minsnk.
John D. W. BrinckerhoG, N. Y.
Perkins Nichols commission merchant, N. Z.
Edmund l.. Gale builder, N. Z:
David Tuhili, Jr River Head, L. i.
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IA TO LET for Drug Stores or Bakery,
go REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND

&c kc-The subscriber continues transmit mon
ey Ia large small persons residing any pant
OF Ireland the same manner be- and bus predecessor
have Cone for the last thirty yeara ahd mofe also, 10 any
part OF England or Scotland.
Money reited by letter fpost pa5l The subscriber or
personally deposited with him. with OF the peroD
or persons in frelapd England or Scotland whom =
10 Be sent, and nearest post town, viii be innediaey
transmitted and paid accordingly, ard receipt TO that e
feet given or forwarded 10 the sender.
& lis las GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr az Ceday'sI
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Ma ELCH'S OLYMPIC CIRCUS
wv AT THE PARK THEATRE.

Equestrian! Directors Messr Rec kwei Cadwallader
Clowns to the MessyS Gossn Wells
THURSDAY EVENING. January -
The siaudarns OF Pekin-Hasa franklin on one horse,
bare back-Pas de Danse by Miss WesShpwrecSedS Sal
or Boy by Master NincadeElevated Gymnastics by the
whole Tro9ae-La Bayadere. horseback by Mrs How
ard-AreEa poSiiieus BY Mr. Nahas and his pups-HeTs-
TnapShip by Mr.. Rogers.
InterrDiSion Of ,sp Minutes
The secord part VIII commence with horscmsnshp by
Mr. MFaricad-Immesse Leapiug by Mr.. Frankln-HorSe-
manship by Master GlenruyJ. J. Nathans horses
Horseuaanshp by o. R. Siose-EQassrsn Masquerade.
II Boxes so cents Pr . cents, GALLERY III cents.
az (
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kAI INCHES lower than ever.-In con-

Wv sequence OF the reduction of duties by the late
tariff the subscriber /, selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
Levers Anchor Escapemens, Lepine and other Watches
OF and splendid patterns and Jewelry at retail 81
lower than they be bought for at any other place In
the city. Gold Watches as low as $50 TO t25 each
Watches and Jewery exchanged or bought AL watches
warranted to keep good time or the money returned
Watches Clocks repaired in the best MANNER and war
ranted, al much less than the usual price,
g. C. ALLEN Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
oI7s n wholesale and retail, 81 Wall-st, up stairs
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ATOTICE-The Apollo Temperance AS

sociaton will hold its Introductory Meeting in the
Spacious Croson Hal. nsctIon OF Bewery Diysoas.
on THURSDAY Evening, January l2, commencing oclk
Entrance No. y Boyery.
The following individuals are to take their respective
PARTS IN the exercises.
SlNGING-By the Lady Apollo Assoeiatpn-
ORIGINAL ODE-By the Apollo Chorus
INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS-by Salem Dutcher
ODE-By Mr.. Collins.
AN ADDRESS-sy Rev Mr. Backus OF Brooklyn.
ODE-By Mr.. Missing.
ORIGINAL oDE-By he Apollo Chorus
ODE-By Mr. Collins
ADDRESS-Mr. Parker OF Boston.
SINGING-By Dir. Missing.
ORIGINAL CONCLUDING ODE-By Apollo Chorus
The public arr respectfully invited TO a,isud.
r BEMAN, President
Cu,yrrcV c,p,E Secretary lt<
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DISASTERS.

The brig Mary Ann, Whitehead, has arrived at New Or
leans from Nassau, Mp with the and passengers of
the ship Trenton, before reported lost the ManofWar
Key The following is list fhe Trentons cabin pasen.
gers Cornelius Bets Peck and lady. Mrs Swift,
rs Krh and daughter, Mrs Parmey, Mis-; Hart, Mr. Par
PardeAsus and AIR Joshua MaursnJr correspondent OF
the New Orleans cayune slySoon after she Struck She
bged and turned her beam ends and il with Diff
Guilty the persons board were saved They cung 10 tie
weather side, with the washing the wreck fore
aft until the morning the Cd, when they taken
eff.
The Detroit from New York for Georgetown, De- was
ashore Georgetown bar 9Th inst, with S,eaE.cr along
side, enGcavortng TO tow her on.
The insuranceln Boston the whale ship Lima, Of Man.
tucket $3.50 like or her outfits, being
half each similar amount Was insured In N York.
The dismasted sloop Rover of Freepor was again spa
ken 2ah u lat &c n, lon IS 80 w, running for Key West
Brig Francis Lord, Thompson which had been ashore
Newben, Nc has been got Off and was TO sail soon
for New York.
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AUCTION SALES.
FRIDAY EVENING.

FRIDAY EVENING
A, 81 o'clock n the AIctiso Room
ENGLISH ScoESAn extensive collection OF ole and mod
ers Engtss Book.
Among The collection is ne copy OF the works OF Tss-
tuS sh " folio; FoxS Book OF Martyrs tolos Cham,
bands Dictionary olio; Chaa5ers Dctorary the Arts
7Gd Sciences IL; Carlyes Hcrks eo Tsr,an Campaign
10 TIE nted States st Gros,ps Nar and Pence olio
Iindas history OF the Ottoman Empire otoi Tanssc
ions si .he keyal Academy " ioo; Prrcbas Relations
OF the Wcrd bessham's Philosophical and 8osa Essays.
Ro"syS sylvia Sytsarum .olie; Robirsons Stoves tor
Warming Hot houses qalrto, cclored plates; SmeaeaS
Account OF Termite quas,o eo!ore plates wssobs Geo.
graphical Dictionary too Roman Rural QpsFo; Lives OF
celebrated Architects Icaro Pckes PerSreclye Quero,
Lives OF The Saints Old 9uaro With plates Darymple's
Memoirs ~ Guaro, Asons History OF Europe iOy; COMBS
Parenoocy BancrotS History the Uni;ed States vols;
PreseoitS history the Ferdinand and Isabella Sv; Spen>
GERS Works y; Sears Wonders OF the World aat Bible BIZ
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