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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
NOTICE To HOTsEKEEPERS.

V'UE subscribers beg leave - inform the citl-
Zens of Wheeling and vicinity, ;hat they
have opened a
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No I43 Main street, Whe ling, Va. where
nay be found an extensive assortment of Gilt
and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Per-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware con-
sis ing Of Feather Beds: holsters PILE VS., curl
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk and sprIng
mattTasses; together with full assortment OF
the latest stvle an best finished FURNITURE
ever offered in this city; all OF which will he sold
on the most rea sonablc terms and warranted.
Also LookirG glass Plates, mahogany venccIs,
arnish, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnish.d " it'll every article
{ { furniture on the most accommodating terms
and at short notice.
ADAMS a. Co.
iv % MENDEb & HARBOUR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
GREAT CENTRAL RoUTE!..

FROM NHEEtINGi to Baltimore, - aShipe
ton CITY Philadelphia, NOe YORK. and Brs'
ton.
by an. erranR.mch, for a lstin of years, with
the Baltimore and Ohio ana PhIadyl pLa
ant Baltimore Rail ROai Companies, the
pTopTietoTs of the Good Intent and National
Read Stage companies from Wheeling, are now
prepared To bill passengers through to BaltimOre
for
II DOLLARS.
And 10 Philadelphia for
10 DOLLARS
Time from Wheeling 20 Bditi more . hours
DO do philadelphia 40 do
Ef-Coaches leave the Office m Water strrr.
every dav az o'clock. A NJ. and nj all
other hours that ;arties may wish. securing TO
those who desire not 10 travel at night Opportu'
nifty to lay over.
The character Of these lines. toa-us and caches
are toe well known to the public, 10 require fur
IN er remark
Safety seed. economy add csm!OIt to passen-
gers, will be the great aim of the proprletors.
Through tickets given 10 passengers at the
Wheeling office Wheeling.
ID HUTCHINSON, Agent for L,e
GOOD Intent Stage Co.
WIN X NEW NAM, Agent
" r. Sf.ge Company
For tickets apply at the Great Central ute
Rail Road and stage office on Water 81, one door
above the L 5 HO.e. ~ p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
MEDICAL INSTITUTES


OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
THE Lectures in this institution will com
m nee, as usual, on the first Monday ONO
veInher. aud crntnue uniil the last Of February
under the fOliOwinu faculty. viz.
JEDEDIAH COEB. VI n,
Professor nt Anatomy.
CHAS CALDWELL VI n,
PiofInstitutes Of Medicine and Medical
Jurisprudence,
JOHN v COOKE. " ID,
Prof Theory and Pr1ctice " Medicine.
SAMUEL u GROSS. VI n,
Professor of Surgery.
HENRY MITTt r. VI n.
Prof Obstetrics aud Diseases Of Women and
CHAkLFs w SNORT. Nj,
Prof Maioria Nedira nod Medical Botany.
LUNSFoRD 2 YANDFLIy MD.
Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy.
DANIEL. DRAKE. MD,
Prof Clinical medicine pathoioQical Anatomy.
Six lectures arc delivered daily. The fee for
each ticket is SIS. The notes nf go0d and col
vent Banks tho states IN which pupils reside.
will he received in payment The Ma ucular tot.
fee ~ 81. and that " Graduation 2o, both poya-
bic IN Kentucky paper The fee to the Demon
stratar Of AnafOmv, Or Bavlcss, he 80 dols which
includes all the privileges % attendant on ms
demons trations and dissecuons from 'hc hrst Of
October tIN the first " March. The prCe OF
boarding., with fJcl light, and attendants, II m
Professors Cobb sad Gross, IN anticipation
0f the regular session, will deliver q course OF
Lectures on Viscrral and Surairal Auatomy.
aud Operative Surgery, beEinn ing on the 18th Il
Sentcubcr and terminating On the i9s' Sa'ur-
day Of October The fee 20 THE course is 20 dais
~ order Of the Faculty,
vas } COBB, ~ ", bean.
| EVOR RENT small dwelling houre oousia
II inq 81 three good roopq, together vth M -
ceilcnt cocsinE siove ard q hydraut ccnvppient --
Ternq rsoderaie Appv 20 PETER Holdings
/ HEAD. ~ JAMES DARE. y ~
~ Bulls CAmWOOD, teccivrd snd -
II NsN sale by OLIVER PRYOR.
iyIH Wheeling.
IO CEROONS OF SPANISH INDIGO
| - rccptved and ior E1le wv
/ WA q PRYOR Uuion s.. Wheelog.
lnnO LBS CINNAMON, renewed an
VNE Gy BY OLIVER PRYOR.
yII Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

+ rauCls IL Armstrong AlfuUlslralUr 0e OOnte non
with the will annexed Of Noah Zane, late Of Ohio
county, deceased. complainant.
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary l.. his wife, late Mary l..
Zane. AMI widow OF said Noah Zane. deceased,
Mary NJ, 5 Zane, widow aud Admnstraiix Of
Ebenezer Z,ne late Of Ohio county deed and
Edmund PlaloH Zane, Eugene Zane, and Mary
Anna Zanc. infant children and heirs at law Of
the said EhenezeT Zane deceased, and PlatOh
Zane, IIsmpden Zane, james G. Johnston and
Sophia his wife, William w. Shuver and
Caroline his wife, james a. MLean and Mary
hs wife. William Pit;s and Elizabeth his wife,
and CUmelia Zane which said PlaioH. Hampton
Suphiu Johnston Caroline Shrivor, Mary Mica ~
Elizabeth Pius and Comelia Zane. and together
with the said Ebenczer Zane, being childfea,
hers at law and dovisecs of the seid Noah Zane
deceased, and lie said Mary L. Dorsey, who to-
geiher with the sid Ebenczer Zane, were the
| Trustees ofClaudine RObinsOn,and he said Clau-
| dine Robinson, defendants.
/ The defendants uimpIen Zane, and James G. John
\ sion aud Sophia hls Wiie.uui having entered their
appearance AID given security according 20 the ac
of assembly and tie rules Of ibis court. and q aP
pearinE by satisfactory prnol that they ae not inhabi
\ tauis OF The commonwealth 0i NirgIuia-Oa moiiol
/ Of the complainant By counsel, ordered that ih
said defendants do appcar here on The first day o
l The ueHt term Of this court, aud answer OBJ
said compliments bill and that a cory Of this or
/ der be forthwith inserted iu some newspaper print
/ Ell ~ the ciy Of Wheeling ior two mouths suCcc,
siveiy. and posted az the trout door Of the c,u
| house Of Oh,u county. co. v tcsie
ALEX.T AIDLEY. clcsk
Nelson, Or COmP'L aug N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

\ lRGlNIA-IN CHANcERY-At Rules leid IN
V the Clerk Office OF the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery. for the county VI Ohio. m
the month OF August, !SI3
Frederick Smith Complainant.
against
Archibald Woods, sheriff Of the county OF Ohio;
aud as such, administrator vi James Caldwell
deed, Alexander Harper Caldwell and James
CALDWELL infant children, and heirs at law of
the said James Cald we'll, deed Alfred Cald
well and Samuel Caldwell. Defendants
The defendant, Samuel Caldwell, not having
entered his appearance and gwen seCuritv accor-
ding to the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
co3rt, and II appearing by satisfactory proof that
he Is not an Inhabltant of the CommOnweal IN of
IrSluia,-On motion of the comp laInant by coun-
sci. II Is ordered that SAID defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term of this
court, and answer said compliments bIll--and
that copy OF this order be forth with inserted in
some newspaper printed IN the city Of Wheeling
Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door ofthe Court House OF Ohio county
copy teste. ALEX L LAIDLEG Cl'k.
Nelson Tor 20 mpt. august II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

NIRGI\IA-IuC hnncrry-At rules held in
OF Law and cha;iccrv the county U Ohm. IA the
month Of August. 1913
The President. Directions and Company of The Bel
meut Bank OF 81 Cs,rrie, COrnpan'a nIs
cgafnst
Barbara Mcconnell. William Mcconnell. James
Council. Jacob Mcdaniel, Reberca
Mcconnell, Robert Mcdonnell. Margaret
Mcconnell, Joseph Morrison and Sarah his
wife, Elizabeth God, late Elizabeth Mcconnell
John w Hutchinson and Maria his vi e, when
SAID Barbara Is the mother. and which sad Sarah
Morrison is the widow. and which SAID W'l-
liam. James Jacob. RebecCa. Rubcrt.
Margaret, Elizabeth and NJ ARIA the brothers ~
sister, and together with their miiher, the sad
Rarbara nre the heirs nj Ia w oi AleSarder McCon-
NELL late of Ohio COUNTY, deceased
The defendants Joseph Murrison and S'rah his
life. aud John w Hutchinson aud Maria his wife
mot having entered their appearance and given SC
rules of The Court aud It appearing by satisfactory
piOci that they are Hu Inhabitants Of the eom'non-
wealth Ol Yirginia.-On motion ,f the complainant
10y counsel, II is ordered tina; The said defendants
do appear here the first day Of the next term OF
This court. aud er the said compllinaals bill
aud that cupy of ihis order be forthwith inserted
m sone newspaper printed in tie city OF Wheeling
for two months succ6ssivcly. and posted At The
front door Of the court house of OhO county. Co
py Iesie.
angII ALEX r LAIDLEY.
Nelson. for Cumpl'i. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

NXTHEELlNG BUTT HINGES, for sale b
wv aug Ii Orr& GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
SMUT MACHINE Ar AUITION.

NE EMS CALF, KIP, ANDTIIICK BOOTS and
I'VE Shoes, also WOmen's shoes and Lace Bnots
just received and for sale by the ease otherwise
by (aug l2l HALL & WICKHAN. auctrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

NIRGlNIA-IN cHkNCERY-A rules held in
v the clerks office Of the Circuit Superior COuu
Of Law and Chnncsry lor the county Of OhIO in
the Month Of August 1913.
Francis r. Armstrong, Administrator de bonis non
with the will annexed Noah Zane late Of Ohio
county. deceased complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

NIRGlNIA-In Chancery-Ai rnies held in the
v Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the County Of Ohio in
the month of August, 1919
Henry Tiffany Complainant
Richard Simms, Henry Moore, Mark Douglass,
The General insurance Company of Maryland,
Daniel Lamb, Hall g. Co. w. r. 81 A Murdoch
Brown d Muncaster, ohm lglehart, TIFFANY
Duvall y Co. q. 5. Elder & Son, & Il Wood
d Co. Weber q Kendall, Alfred Homer Hor-
Ber q Hall. Robert M Gregor * Co. VIM. pul.
" q Co. Sea q Remington, EveTly & Rees
The Merchants a. Mechanics Bank of Wheel
ln9, The President, Directors and Company of
the Belmont Bank Of ST. Clairsyllle, Alexander
T. Laliley, Samuel Mcclure, RedIck NJ Xee
John List, JlmSs II. Forsyth, Jshn F. Clarke
ana the North Western Bank fxS,irginIa.
The Complainant having ed an amended and
supplemental bill, and the Defendants, the Gene
ral Insurance Company ofMaryland, Thomas w
Hall, Carter \. Hall, and Isaac II. Long, part
ners under The firm of Hall 81 TO. William f.
Murdoch, Alexander Murdock partners under
the hrm of w. +. q. A. Mur9ock. Brown q Mum
caster, j. Ohm lglehart, Tiffany, Duvall q Co. Ba-
81 ,; Elder aud Francis, w. Elder, partners uu-
der the firm of b. ). Elder e. Son, James Wood
Thomas Wood and John Wood, partners under
the firm of J. q T.. Wood g. Co. John Weber a.
Henry Kendall, partners under the firm of Web r
kendall Alfred Homer, Homer and Hall,
Robert M'GregDr fCO. William Dulty and Geo
M Clellan, part ners under tho firm of William
DUTY &, Co. Sea d Re- mington, William A. Ey-
srly aad Bartholomew Rees, partners under the
hrm OF EVERY d- Rees, and the President, Eirect-
ors and Company of the Belmont Bank of St.
Clairsvills not having entered their appearance
ana SiVea security according to the act OF As
sembly and the rules of this court aud il appear
ing by sa satisfactory proof that they are not inhab-
rants Of thus commonwe alth,-On motion of
Sohplalhant by counsel, II Is ordered that they
90 appear here on the first day of the next teri
Il THIS court, and answer the compliments orr.
glnal, amC nded and supplemental bills in this
cause-and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the City of
wheeling for two months successvelyand posted
al theront door Of he court house Of Ohio
county A cOpy-Teste.
Id H. Aug ll-sw ALEX. T.lAIDLEY, CIk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

- JOURNEYMEN BOOT MAKERS wantec
- Immediately. Apply 10
aug IA WIN RI McNASTI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
LAST OF THE SEASON,
LOOK OFT FOR GREAT BARGAINS. A

w. T. SFLBY'S.
EAIIIO has Ju,I received additional suI Tics of
w NEW SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
which render has stock again equal to any ia the
West.
Among other great induccmtuis which he ofirr.
To The public, nre his stock cf CiliAs. Cassimeres
and Gr5i1 mems Summer War
To the Ladies', he -ffers choice selection oC
Florence Bro'd aud English Stra,o Bonnet.
beautiful supply of French Lawns Chinrzs. Prints
&c &c, lhr greatest variety OF rich now STYLE LACE
and LACE GOODS, und almost every variety n Ile
line that can he mentioned. and being disrosed ia
sell nI the very &wiesi pseftS for CASH he hunks
be- cannot TAIL 10 suit all purchasers who give him
call ivIa
40 BBLS LOCKWOOD. received md tr
nv sale by OLIVER PRYOR
" u Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

NTIRGINlA-IN CHANCERy-Ai rules held in
the Clerks Office ofih6 Circuit Snperiur Court
ui Law nud Chanrery fer the county Of Ohm o.
the u,uth of August. 1913
John EuG Complainant.
against
John Il Baycss. and Robert G. Woods. defendants
The deien4ani. Bayiess not having entered his
appearance and given security according In the act
ot Assembly and the rules ofths court and appca-
ring by satisfactory proof that he L. not nh inhahi
ant If the Commonwealth ct Virginia Son motion
of the complainant by cuunsel ia ordered that said
defendant d. appear here the first day uf the ne
term of this court, and said eotnpl1inani'.
hill-and that cspy of this order he forthwith in
serted IA sume newspaper printed IN The CITY of
Wheeling for Two months successfully, snd PASTED
II the front door Of the Court House uf Ohio ronnIy
A copy iesie ALIEN + LAiDLEY. CLERK
GODd for Cump't aug /.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

NJ lRGlNlA-=IN CnANCERy-Ai Rules held ~
the Clerks Office al the Circuit Superior court
ct Lhw AMI Chancery for the county OF Ohio iu
the month uf August. lsi3.
Robert Woods Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
SALE OF TOoFS

m9isrioIs and aprarafns ar rner,sf,I, turing
BBURSt ANT to a deed of trust f. om Horace
=. Mhlon Mailer 10 us dated the seN cf'fh Gav
81 November lsfI, and recorded i'm the cetkf r
once OF the county cprrt IF Oh,o county, VII gin
Z N, ~ deed book Number o. page 81. we shell
on SATURDAY the sit.rrnth day of Septenbc-
1919 sell ~ public atct!Ou at the front door uI a.
Court house uf Ohio county in the city of " hcr-
Ing, commencing said sale al three O'Clock 70
NJ, all the tools, apparatus; materials and othes
property of personal nature transferred or cor.
veyed to as by said decd.
The property may q, any time previous to Tho
SALE be Inspected at the Glass works ia Ri chic
town.
TEEMS-The purchase money TO be paid :r
Nv" inst almeBis PAYABLE with intsfysi fr5m ths
DAY Of sale, in four and six months after the sal.
G0ud security will be REQUIRED.
Selling IS Trustees, we WI only convey sueh
htle es - vested ln us BY the said deed OF Trust
LIST T,,,,,,,,
augs to : BRADY, -Ne
4 -oUNTER SCALES, a new article, warran e.
Ted accurate. for safe by
may ~ OFT & GREER.
MANILA AND MISSOUbI HEMP.
" 30 bales Manila
may 10 r a'KEF & co.
nUP0NT'S ROCKPOWDER-Fo ale
~ by JAMES II FORSYTH & co.
jy 10
NEW loot AND SHOE ESTAB-
LISHMENT.
JOHN r. WIDE.
MI ANUFACTURER OF I.ade,.' Cent, nasr.'s
lFk and ChIldrcn's Boots md Shoes Main sire, p,
i'"fs south of Virginia Hotel Wheeling. Va
keels constantly on hand an assorrment of the ave
articles ut El,irfn ptices HU made under his p,v,I
inSPeoiinn. md of The best Philadelphia .nlier.as
june -. lS43 -ly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

Hguinst
John Bhylcss aud john Euf, defendants.
TIE defendant Bayless not having entered his
appearance aud given security according to the nci
of Assembly aud the rules OF this court aud appea
ring by satisfactory prof that he Is not inhabilani
Of the Commonwealth of Vtrgina.-On motion Of
the complainant by counsel. il Is ordered that sad
defendant do appear here the FIST day OF the
next term OF this court. and answer said COMPLAIN.
ants bill--and that copy Jfhs order be forth with
inserted IN some newspaper priuled ia the city oi
Wheeling for Iyvu months success lively. nnd posted
the font door Of the Court Imise of Ohio county.
A cory tesfc, ALEX T LAlDLEY, Clerf.
Good for Compt mug IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

Sn BBLS Mackerel Just received and for sale
wv by faug AZ YORKE,
No lS9 Market square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

GtNSU AMI the highest market rates paid Tor
Y i clcua washed WOOL Il MKEE q co.
ic2l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-11

IGNITION 10 ii by altuding to what might happen IN OK
cases. The state Of the market for Egyptian whea
Is one OF these and have the authority Oh ihe
best informed houses in the Canada trade lot
that under peculiar circumstances like the
so little timber is brought from Canada, and when a
smaller quantity of British manufactures than even last
yeara fact which surprises us-s kely 10 be sent out
to that country ships might be procured to convey wheat
from gland to Canada and back to England in barrels
Of -four charge for freight altogether not exceeding
OF things and that the freight out and
in would ordinarily cost perhaps double that We
have doubt however, that under the proposed law
when the trade be carried forward the basis which
il will establish the cheap ships the cheaply worked
ships ef the northern nations of Europe, will convey
the shape OF -four in barrels at entire charge OF twelve
shilngs the quarter then what may happen under that
law 1.-THE price OF wheat should come down to the
point at which once stood in the Lower Baltic ports for
three successive years. viz from los 10 1885, the quarter
medium price it woull be carried to Canada and let
INTO consumption in England at lower price than -four
haue from Canadian and United States wheat.
. The price of good red wheat may now be bought at
antzc at 2ss the quarter free board see circular of
lNh March) That the Pomeranian wheat will probably
be reduced to 2ls within twelve months Surprising to-
De prepared as all the Dantzc wheat rule is pre-
pared SO as to bear long voyages without inury add lbs
for freight and Is fer duties and we shall have foreign
wheat laid down in England in the shape OF -four at
mna price Of 37s the quarters but actually lower than
this because the best qualities of their respective kinds
VIII ne selected for this purpose AMI wheat those quail
HES Is worth more than the average wheat OF England
OF Canada and the United States by 50 4s the quarter
Do the Government deliberately intend TO bring down the
price Of wheat in England 35s the quarter less and
to pass law which shall prevent it rising higher
for any length of time than AIS the quarterl they do,
the for letting in Canadian four produced from
wheat any country good measure for that object
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-11
Foreign ImportatiOns.

HAvRE-shp Francois lst-l2 wine Fredercks Lirnaw
u pigs Cox-6 Fl Schneder-2 T Mshler-1 Wsrd
co., Payen col Dupreei AliienT, Lansov. Sour;
H Foster son-l W Hostmann CO., BeeksId Hutton
Il M,gnin col Schmidt Andrea-l ii Shejouge-3
Barclay Livpgs,on-7 Wright s urges Shsw-2 OFT
M1arose-s = Kaup,Il Young Smith & cot + w schmidt
VogeI-6 Boone Graves II Gu sTie-7 Deluc Duppy
Il Hughes-l Rozat-l Becsr Benjamin col Vanwert.
9 bos-l Lace Lamsnn col Fellows Wads worh y
col McAllist-r& co., Young col Hight co..
Perrot-a vade-2 Be q bgs specie Bolton,
For Living ston- key do M.,oI-i pkgs Hadden
u VIM vys,-s A Waierne F II MeveI-l b 1isceau
Rusch-2 Loe.chigk & Wisendouck-l Dutrng-I
Schwartz rper-I Ii Escher-l f Fcdlsr-I TIMBER
& Dsmbmann-5 d Muler-l schuchardt, Fsyre co.. +
Lppold-3 Adams & Petne-2 Baliard-i Hsskell-l A
+ Stewart II stons-a Notenus Pavem@d,sa Jolly
Fers-2 + Gotenet-2 Spies, Christ x co-3 & Sands-l
Groshem Schriebei-l Mecke. Plate col dlveInos-
Erpenputch3 Bosccau x Husch-2 Bolton, Fox Lv-
ngstoL-l keg Gle Hateck-s do WalkeI-2 cases
mdse to order 800 - ;.
HAvANA-Schr Augusta-25 boxes hhjs sugar Maitland
Comre-5OOO l. II Cohen-l6 bales tobacco Rod
guez62 do Wche doz pine apples 20 t-262
segan order.
Domestic Import atlons.
New ORLEANs-Brig Brant-l0O0 bashels 40 hhds ta
con i8 kegs tongues X Milbanks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-11

Cleared.
Ships yelling :on, Chadwick, London Gnnnell, Mntun
srSue. Eagle ' lang @ oodRa MntuIS
Ms Ss 81 sp Gs 0 s@
4 son-,rigs Juno (swedJ vokmap, Bremen, c Mull,r
s sSsd E whs ssa
ling Windsor ST. Augusta, Sherwood Saw nnah, Ssuges
CsH% rSss Nib sSsey; EI
Moore Moore b TmudS v DvsnpC,I; Csth1T9s weCi: ~;
Cooley ( co; DIVA BrcSel Tllby, do, W 9 Medley
Weymouth, Couch, do Allen Par,oni Bergen Latoursue
scotchpa' n. Ellis Baltimore, j Mckee.
Arrived.
Packet shp Francois lat AnswoIth from Havre, May 3D.
with mdse, TO G Bottom, Fox x Livingston.
Ship Warsaw. hhodes, from Genos, Va Chue'ton, to the
Brig Star, Chase, days from Matanza with sugar. SC
Brig Harriet. Pote. II days from S. Crcr, with sugar aud
Brig Brilliant! Hcsbum, II days fom New ohears with
sshI Auau', rost 10 days from Hayaun with sugar &C.
sc,pcnt t ard Massrs os SevYo SS LEI. big big
Prince Dc Joinyille Gadips5; Tor NYoh, days.
schf Emma. Cole. 1 days irem BsiIims ge.''
schr Hannibal, Mewbuiy, days from Norfolk.
schr PEARL days from Thomastop with lime. Sc to the
Schf Detroit Comet days from Boston, with mdss to tn,
sehr wm Russell. Teal, days from New Bcdrnd, with
sehr Albany Packet Hotchkiss, tdus from Boston, with
sehr Rabicon Doane day, from Boston, with md,c to the
schI IOe. Norwood dT' from Esp,r. with plaster to
schr E'ias H. Merriek wilkins, days from Boston, with
scir saa e. Abbott days from Boston with mdsc to
master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-11

0fy- HEALTH-Durng the last week tho wea-
ther having been more severe than is usual at this
Of the year. many persons have thoughtlessly
thrown of their thick clothing, and in consequence Of
the sudden changes suffering from coughs, in
smmaton the lungs hoarseness and catarrhal afec-
tons. To those who are thus troubled would recon-
remedy they can possibly resort to. They raised the
Rev. Darius Anthony the border ofthe grave when
81, other remedies failed. They cured Jonathan How.
arh the celebrated temperance lecturer, in very short
time, and under Providence, by the use Of Shermans
Cough Lozenges Both these persons were enabled TO
resume their abors in good health. Dr. Shermans ware
house is LOG Nassau street His agents 40, 273 and 400
Broadway, e6 William street. 10 Astor House. 227 Hudson
It. and so Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-11

Second Board.
$1,000 Illinois 6's, 1870 $50 $1,000 Illinois 6's. 1870
State OF Trade.

The press of the Spring business is nearly over.
Seeds-Clover 5a6ic; Timothy llal2. Rough Flax 50
a925.
Propsons-Mess Pork at $40 so; prime Ohio So So Beef
Western city inspected 26 prime at So 62t Lard att
81; Grease Lard at Al; Picked Shoulders at 81 Hams
al Western Smoked Hams at &C. and Hams Illinois cured
at &c.
l2J; New Orleans $476 Georgetown at So l2t Howard
SIS l2 Alexandra IS; Brandywine a. SIS So Rye
Flour So 1916 Meal 81 ST. 90 for Jersey; rs for West.
ern; Brandywine3 u.s.
Grain-sales Wheat at 81 Osc 81 l0c. Oats at 80 81
cents.
Hdy-Sales at ~ cents
Hemp-Sales $50 bales American dew roted at 500 a
los per ton, 6 mos.
Tobacco-At auction 46 hhds old crop Kentucky unmer
charitable at $2 $5 average ST. cash; 20 hhds do do do
2b asst average So 90, moss hhds crop North Ca.
rona merchantable q g. average So 73 mos; hhds
new crop Kentucky at SC. cash.