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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

BANKS OR NO BANKS.-Lct the Wings Of O.
hI" at me '"Hmt heement oi the cunning utnva..,
brware Cd false issue with The Locaaifus d., p,r
be Ted od by false scent. Meet them r,irIy ,,I
honestly 0n The sreut md al aJs,rbiug guc.lpr f
Ne cnuency-"BANKS OR No BANKS"--ry.,,
'ln"s else D. al The rrcseu ofmIuOr importance. a,,
sh""'d bo Kept al bay, until Tie people may decide
npon ihls separately and distinct rom all glLsr..-
Caiig RcD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

Tho Milicriies have made application for nsur.
"n,e ON Their greet tabernacle Bisron. fur seven
year They aecm To he losing nth IN their theo-
~ OF The destruction Of the world during the pres.
cut year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

LITTLE LATER FROM CANToN.-,The
'hir Mary Ellen arrived ~ New Yrik Sunday
n'gh' 'r"m Canton IA loo days. Her dates are mo
Day A'ei heh Those teerNed eva Europe. There
~as no news Of Importance, aud evrry thing va.
quiet. Sl'lough great many idle run.,rs wste
.A'ti m regard TO anticipated rising, amongst tho
Chinese. Sir Henry Pu'tingrr was hourly expected
Csn,sn; aud the Mary Helen met a steam boai en-
her WY down the rIvrr. which ~ supposed
ne had .rrivrd. Nothing new m trade and bus
ur.s.- fiaif San.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

The Raleigh Register slares IhaI gold niue
Ia been found ca lie waters Of Middle Croek, IN
I.ai county, by VI j. Wi liamF Collins, Of R,lei.h
Which promises rIrh yield of the pre-, Jus metal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

= hc amount OF specie la rhr New N"rE Buka
un ,hc ii instant Ms slOIs3.3s6 The de,,siies
are ycty &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

MANuFACTURES,AT ClNClNNA.
II. There are 1851 workmen en-
poyed in the various branches of manu-
iactures IN Cincinnati, ONO, and the an
nua. value OF their productions is cstima-
ted at 81 ,44@,6 SIC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
DENTJST0N.

s. p. HULLAIEN, DENTAL SURGEON.
q AFFICE. No I'll, MAIN 81. few door. .B we
~ The FIrgiHn I0lei, Wheeling, w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

TUE WEATHER. VEGETATION. CANALS
&C Since Sunday ssab g.g Hls. been .If.g...
err without rain. though r.s frequent Gt.Ha. rl ..g5r
ming Ou Saturday night indicated dl.rrat .r,..r,.
in different directions. The ilrmgr have H.f.
gaDd us" of heir time. 10 lry. r1vsggr. 90 10 rl.
urug agaIu
The Tree. ore mostly BOO bloom Tls .a-. f,o
parity g bI1ssHru. Zoo NLaHt Iaifs rr fIu. vreI.
.ry .asea 1rlu-r..r appearance
Iay OHu Camel g rH Iar.ltu.s lr4Hr fIr.urar.I
fa vHliC eyfeHf. Blt Ua "ar..r. Herald. l
Friday speaks IIsr.urFs Ipg By of Ic prospects .frra
Lake. The SeIm..lt .hrI went gItr tho Ist.
Is. week. returned ul'Harr -1a-asahur r,rs ,g,f,.
sr ise miles, anI che HIlgu beyond presented A.,
maeuoul5.0 barrier Oi ics.-ay STATE Jour-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

INTERESTING FROM TEXAs.-Thc New
Orleans Bee OF she 2s'h nIr. ha. the following ~
10. nation concerning the oiiirs Of Texas, and her
relations To Mcr.co. 10 the United States, france
and Great BuIorI.
By 'hc late arrival from Texas vc have been
furnished 'itruugh our private ,urrc-peudslil, with
Hioiinal "n cot au undressing character Il Is nov
certain THAT The Government of the Uu.jcd States.
al E"-.Iud, md 90 Fuuoc have iriuca m ren,uslr4.
ung against ile predatory VAR carried 90 by Mex
Ico az aust Teas. the INSTRUCTIONS of che Unite.
= rcS Secretly ut S.ne lu Gen. T.ura,slu. our
Munster ul Nericp. aG- guile explicit 900 aerI.TIap
iHe WH', "a conducted ay Mexico, Co be cnulrlr,
@" iie laws Of uaIous. hIs Webster assrris The tl,.
d"unied uchl of Mexico Ca Re- subjusulo texas n
she can, 10y The coIn.nJn aud lawful ulral, Of MAR.
"u' Ih &" other u'fHuS are Interested, uure nirrt,.
Ihfy The Iuucd States, IN tic rluuer ma which ln,
Nar shall he Cuuduc. ed
We hlvc uo louhD that Mr Webster has also I'd
dressed rue0s 10 the United States Gun r an 'Tex,,
"H'fl" To @rdluie heiW cen thc INu puN crs alL 10
Discourage friIiiHiU'y lr9Epii"u INTO Mry,cp.
W. understand ihIt iha In,r.uctrus OF The French
Cabinet 10 iher Minister 90 Al,2Cs arc more ner
c"r''y a"c decided ihtu those OF the UaucI
Stale, Jr B"rsH Gsvc spmants, aud from the rs,-
ii"n Assumed ny those Powers. lie impression O.,
S"i"i"s ground in Texas, ihI. ths contest Is draw nc
10 "a c.1,e.
We learn from Our private correspondence that
inc Commissioner. of Texas. VII, arrived 81 New
Orleans few days before The sailing uf The Team
Ht.l ND InsiFGr.lp"s from President Illusion lu
q m1n' lie vessels OF war IT. ~ Cuu.mnIore AIu,rc
hlit 10 apply 10 lie tuUei States auliurlfres Tor
al 100 hhug possess o.. uI ulrm iu case the Q mn
m"d"re criustd ID surrender en- They Gl., like.
wise proc uInt'Ipu from President Ho,.Ion de-
''"""ci"s The expedition pt'Gto-! aYd VIA ,If,f.
'''" ~ H'r'"rnI' ga Use event Ihs vessel, ,,,ii!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

AVIAN buren, SUB TREASURER The Alba
ny Evening Journal uilCr settling form the c,urrn,u-
deiIcnIIOn VI Jrsss Hoy, as DECLARED by the Jury.
uUd-:
The people may thank A4uin Van Buren, for
ihls heavy Ipss. The appointment ui Jr,,e Howl az
. COLLECTOR ul fhr PIri Of New York vas gurdp hy
No Van Buren, against The Gd .re o. The rcspesra bile
men o. Ihs party. and with full knowledge thar
iiyi was Overwhelmed with debt. aud bankrupt u
credit 90 ias very time That lnrS mot responsible
trust was comm Ueu ip his hands. Eut IIuyl had
one peculiar u1i iicafIOu lJr the Office which Ia
Mf Van Bureus estimation more than cDuuicr.aE
aurcd uiI DEFICIENCIES ui character Dg e. fpsCtg A.
shTeHd urd rackiess puiuIsul manager Doc 40.
uImU,0 uurv4iI,d. The New Yur, C1stsm House
afforded hIe field iDr The lgcrel-r uf ha uIrrIzm
skull. suiniI pei crsIlse 900 me vast sums passing
through hIa hand, would furnish au ample corrup
uylt fIud ur party The result pr,, 3D. n tur,
resHec' 90 least. lIu wisdom OF Mr NHu Buren,
choice
During Ilryr- c1.lerrursbIp large supplies were
constantly dawn fG..a Gee New Y15s Custom House
O. dciry roIiHcaI eRpeuse-. Zoo flr great struggle
1870. uie New Iurs Custom llyuse wns lIIJ
H.tef contribution rU furnish Ige meaps ul utsr.'l.
lus No Van EIcu's rs.eertYu. o. rHe Gotta.
laHIulEau 90 eg23 900, dHaJI.ss Ju. fourth. ID
aH Yt- BALL. rs fY De traced DO tlr- sing. Il. campaign
har would IIr .sss ever haze been disclosed rH Doc
public B.. arrn Fu-tsru UII rart.f Toe aaF. FHr
...HIH.... Huu.. HBsu been .a...-f .,. aHI rl-
<"'aa.. rr continued BOO office. 10 s...s .aI CORR,
300 ..r.H"r snHuu.. Of public p.G.der iYr p1ug
..'.|. Boo ... Triumph Jif.r Wu.-.,l f1as -r.at
contest mr.e Oh necessary l1r Ir Fa1 Buren, .l ..
through uIs show OBJ. removing Boz rfusy follower
E'n .Ha rrw Iufa .J....rYrsE.p aud icI Ia rlr
detection na exposure ul lao m1agr.us fraud lg
H'..H Iae n..l'o have been robbed rrIsu ruHIr.f
iH| I".uH I.rar fIHu.lnd II.I.s fHrrHEs mt
agency ND . a. ..rHU ..N.. .Ir'f..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

q TODD. Spum End of Mari 81 S1usrr
~ ssgu OF tbc Irpu Wheeled BLACK MAN
MOTH VlIi sell Dye stud, ls low A. they rsf. ys
had BID l.g uIIy. ls lII1as.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

LaG ST. HINTS -IH- bss.a.ag u
.Hc way of ..a-u u.u.s n, ~. ravr
set seen ia lIe i5..o#.a.s ..a au aa.la.
Tor Ices % pa. Stefan Caua.r recover. lu
cases OF illness lus .4.a..s t.. often ODD
.lc same pIsIleau.Ia y4s JI Cd.
uy.a ,Hc statue begins ro rl1 directly J..
is due. The accgT.yr ug raauo. p.y,
had better follow lUg statues example.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06
PROSPECTUS OF
THE MEDICAL NEWSAND LIBRARY

THE applications for the Medical Intelligence
from IN every part Of the country the gene
eve bat ITS more frequent publication with en arge mt
its PLAN would render still accepabe the pro,e
e mas eTeore Setsrm med to issue future month
shall contain N addition to miscellaneous Medical nte
gence of clinical lectures accounts of the different Me-
deal schools and Hospitals with of and opera
TO practIoners The medical deIusons day.
and the devices resoed to By charaans deude the public
WIZ receive due ton and be fully exposed Quackery
yer assumed more audacous 'front.' appeared guses
than at and the aid the auYaries
enlsted likely oyershadow the whole country
less proper efforts made il, and medical
an burdtes daily propagated, and which obtain edence
known. ~ - ~ '
The Of this periodical will he perceived is entirely
different from that of the American Journal of the Medical
Sciences The after contains the mature reflections and the
carefully dicsted results OF the PRACTICAL experience
minds the profession The former will be devoted TO lighter
medical literature Ii will record discoveries they made
aud psslpg events as tiey furnishing thus the material
become fit for the dgned quarterly The large number Of
journals received By the editor will furnish ample
such Description and much that extremity interesting, but
which would find its way profession through visiting
sources OF intelligence, will be subm sed through this
Students Library time since announced
and the publisher will issue it
of lectures the principal branches of medical science and
will constitute complete library for the student and
work work for reference, to the practitioner
Waon Of Kings College, London will be the first Of the
These Lectures will hare their seperate paging and
will when complete form volume that may bound by the
subscriber " w
To conform this extension pan tie title of Med
Cal News and Library" has been adopted.
January and February numbers now ready.
TERMS.
One Dollar annuw, in advance.
Address ISRAEL POST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06

tie was about twenty of q steady habits and
He has left wife and children mourn his UNI
sHr CLAuDUsAt the last accounts this ship had drove
well the breakers End her had been away IL
%as from this eitcumane she had not bred Two
Bsie G.sz. q Session Car, soue from Mobile for the
duty and plotted to murder the captain and mate and tsss he
sons Will be sent home for ti,i-he brig will proceed
her as soon as she can procure men, which m present
to sgs G 10, Smith, Of and for New York. M
with loss OF anchors and chains aud lying the 7h u
sean ZfnyI.H Parks fiep New York went the Br..
throw overheard her deck lead Of lumber.
T. , but four ships remaining IN,
ship are compelled send the Cape hands
10 man their Vessels-lBoston Transcript, Feb4.
WhsIemen.
letter from on board the VIM Writ of Fairhaven reports
her 2; the Cape de Verbs the 10Th Of November ali we'll
, sas GsesGy a5days from New Orleans for Nan'n no
& saMss1 FfS 2Ss Andrew Chase Havana; Fellow
PoETLAsR. teb Arr Orb, Caler Trinidad de Cuba CID
esns wSSDnsG Sid aeE Robinson
for F Sls sSss A sws GGe from o:,
Kicker Havana Windsor Lnoe do and Europe; lda Hal.
R oGa s,ap 81 r SYa BRYANT
NEW BEDFORD Feb s-Cld Charlotte, (Bemen) Hohorst,
~ HOLMES HOLE, Feb mo arrival. Remain in port Gauges
for do. ' ' ' '
IARPAULIN Cove, Jan 27-Arr Chickasaw Kendrck from
Baltimore for Boston, aud sid 29t Arr 30h January Cahoon
Ocrcock tor Boston, having lost deck load
also dragged her anchors nearly the breakers the Cove du-
ring the gale Of the M where she held till the wind changed
when she got on Without damage. Also Jspe Ncker-
Boston for NYek and remains Feb Cd with the January
for Boston,
PROVIDENCE; Feb3-Au GALAXY, Brghman Baltimore.
NEWPORT Feb 3Au Jan 81, Mare Pillsburv Thomaston
for Nfork; Feb Thos Fenner Nickerson Providence for
Philadelphia; Rosahe Baker Wexford for Norfolk Rienzi
Duriee NYork for Providence Sid Feb previous to NJ
York. - ~ ~ $500 -
APALAcHcoLA, Jan 2l-An l7th Ellen RadcliG New Or
leans; 18Th Patriot Rich, Charleson l9h Emily Smith, Ha-
yana Mallory Brown, New York; Caroline Platt Rice
ga l7th Ambassador, Knight, Lsepool; Mary Susan,
Grace dos Emblem Tai dol Mary Phlirs Pratt NYork;
ogg Chaeston. In po-Shps Dauntess Rogers Iiverpi;
G9urtepay Turner do; Illinois Eyeeigh New York; Martha
Washington Tyler do; Ayna Carver freight Rose Conk-
In do Soon B9cknam do Liverpool Hadley disg Marion,
Weeks bar9ue Mallory Brown, NYor Ronsldson Wheden,
dos Triton Carr Povdence Tbenus Howes Boston; Calls.
TO- Blanchard brigs Ellen, Radcliffe NOreans; Patriot Rich
Charleston; Emily, Smith, Havana Platt Rice SYok;
anhatan Done do oense, Jones, do; Pioneer Smith do;
ayd Dphe Adams st Thomas iazelle Gos Providence;
Williams Peruvian, Watson, freight; Canton, Petting do;
Wapderer Lewis for Norfolk; Oole Woodruff City Point
Va Mary Ellen, Butler Mobile; Seminole Allen Baltimore
Wm Ozpan Murphy; dos Julia Shoemaker, NYork; George,
do; Star Williams, Mddleown, CT Peqt OF Lewis Mobile:
brig Arixene, McClinock, NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06
BOWERY AMPHiTHEATRE.
81 BOWERY.

ONE WEEK LONGER!
Previous the departure of the Company fulfil their
gsgement at the fremont Theatre, Boston.
Boxes Is cents--Pit Que Shilling.
. The Managers of the New York BoweV Amphtheatre
Company have the honor efannouncng to the public n. they
have eng it'll lessee of the fremont
Theatre Boston, j. Jones, Esq to commence their per-
that beautiful and fashionable establishment on
the Goth inst In consequepce OF which, they are napry 20
this city week longer during which time the following
''''''"' a''' MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 6,
Frat Night OF original and surprisingly
" melodrous ethiopian band, entitled the
VIRGINIA MINSTRELs,
Being exclusively musical enertainme combining the
BANJO yioin bene castane and ,ambourne and entirely
which have hhero characterized negro extravaganzas
MRS CAMILLE GARDNER,
The First Lady Equestrian in the United aes
audwill appear IN her unapproachable beautiful fearless
execution said to be equal cee
brated artistes Of Franconi's, Paris.
Engagement of the celebrated Clown and Buffo Singer,
Mr., X. WILLIAMs,
Formerly ofthe celebrated Cookies Circus England.
Engagement OF the great Champion Vsulter Of the world
Late of II. Rockwells famous Troupe, Park Theatre.
Engagement Of Ne tyS lp1ple W2nders OF the age
Aged four yeas the Rose Bud Nj Howes beautiful
MASTER WALTER AYMAR,
liz his caring graceful and thrilling Act Of Hoemanhp IN
s3 equalied by any Of his age int world.
WHO WANTS COAL l-sf 75-I I'M determined to close
w my interest in the coai trade az possible VIII
therefore sell stock Of Peach Orchard Coal Of 'z de-
v,red 10 the bos order from the yard free Of carse az
as any city-and worth dollar per ton more than
"Nn ''''" ann VI he"s" JAMES DowNEY,
dl2 3msec Corner Greenwich and King sts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06

On Sunday, 5th inst at half past one P. NJ, THOMAS
GILMORE, native of the county Galway Ireland aged 80
years.
His friends and those Of his father-in.la Thomas
Creswel and likewise his brother Martin and his brother
in law A. B. Carroll, respectfully invited attend his
funeral this afternoon O'clock from his late residence
Is Chestnut street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06
AMUSEMENT

CHATHAM THEATRE,
p,.,. Gil. REDUCTION or PRICES.
''' % 5Ss y s VIZ; gSSS.' Tier i'H'''
NoS' Aii.r = When iSsihr
BoMBAsTEs FUHOsO.
poo,,o,. co9 fsfS'' Ix NIB
menee at preciser '' '"' 'he psf"fmAhe" will CON
"'oahiL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.-
MONDAY ~ %E ';;,ll si Benefit ySis'
dRANpEEArHER w VIII +: nsI.f2m'd
AU6TioSSSakSEynh,e
BEAUTY ! iii" BEAST.
BOOTS 1 AT The s' swan
~ The Door, will be opened At haitian; & an.
forosn,e commence att. evening u and ma Der
AmmkACAN THEATKE-W AI.NUT-s,-
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c cUsHMAs
MONDAY EVE ANA M "a :: win be performed
lRlsHMn AN T ES'o6GhrUNE.
HIS s1 TA$f T'ssss
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
N'f BAR RSSG1%sM asssw' opposite ST. f'a Church
AtIseiions never equaIIed
' CONF VIBRATION CT MOSCOW
Arrival o. N nj iI,fSF't CH IT. 1Sss expected
wd The an essens " which ins f.sR
Sy .h sss % ssa
r. %"as%% sf RSIe2.
War Dance ard other wing Their savage mode
They s veil 1% S sa Sgs
ySa;h E. 5%s sss +: s! sn:S
Hood the exquisite Vec.; the admired
Last ANIMATED SfsS p'aTl xBEEA r$T'''d
A'0 ssn'r V'' PHRE fft6,5s Mechanical Figures
A s% n hp Professor s will maae Pas,s, Of
Simple Examination. shilling
2sht
With pamphlet, chart and explanations. sshiii,nss
sr,ly suspended during the Of the Aamsed
Seps but Manager s s mh.n e he
now es o az % Ee9 into this
pron7ng the establishment and ing these splendid and
Day Wednesday Saturday afternoon a. TX
Drama a' Of the sublime and wonderful moving D
Admission TO all IS cenl,--CmldIen halfprles. fec
~ pea PEALE's Few YORK MUSEUM
NATIONAL FHfssT T5W ASP EEasfDYRE GALLERY
sS;; plumber
Neatly and ta.teiay displayed in three spacious halls. and
t4
The has engaged for Day Evening until
H7sTEHi S Sfis $S NoSS ssSS5SHisAiiiiso
From England
wahes n?t impose upon the public by making them
believe her w''f EsoiRRruNE TELLER.
e &: :S'' ssSd
AMI TN Ta fst iSfathr.
Why s.eSs s and
At liberty efoG, hume
and many Rs sds. IN
Admission the Museum 25ccnts Children half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06

Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.

APALAcHrcoLAShip Mary Phlips-l20 bales Geo
Golins.95 Talman-22 Smith, Mills co-2o Gahoone,
Kinney co-2O Earl Porter Collins-g0 NJ Wiley-59
Lawrence Trmhie-eoA Pennington & co-3l Nlonehsn
y Brcthers-lo7 w Bamwel-H J Booman-l5 Bogar &
knceand-i6 SiIas Bonon-30 Gibson & Case-li Gray &
Croshy0E Richardson co-28 Post Phlips-a5 hides X
Williams Coz chains X hitchcock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, huctioneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD.
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
Extensive sale Of foreign and domestic dry goods IN lots to
SUIT eohns London and French cloths cassmees vestngs
Also pledged articles fancy goods iewery, guns, cutlery
Also SSoas sS yS F, s0a ,uDen broad and
beaver cloths caseres in lots 10 suit LEG vest patterns
s9sy,e gloves, stockings, under shirts, nrs, sc.
T ms SIX L and eSs :ss
and and wE TSHes 9seS choice goods
I.rv. and .,i AtIoH o'clock at the sales room ~
mons IRON families renewing &c; also, first rate city made
G9mprslag oil cloths, BEDS bedseds
cSs Sss chair. ,s . sa
al Of s bed p com iaS
" ~ y ''' ''0'" '' TMThspXiY.' ''e"'''' &C.
r,, and po a. of o's os IL The sales Ieom
SsGs y alS trunks valuable he best 3, Of hs
to II te ey-French couches ottomans, diyan
foot s s. sSadn %snS and maple ' do
Broadway. opposite Howard's Hotel.
nv Hs siHf,L 4 4 T HktIIli. ArsiiIii
Store soi Broadway, corner Of Duane streets.
are nov ,saa shade amount
door Household furniture attended to in person
sS Se ind Fur
MONDAY,
AtlOJ o'cl-cs, IN the sale rooms ,
Large sale Of cloths, clothing jewey. &c. This stock Of
clothing sae and consists of fine cloth ock dress and
Also desirable of fine and plain coor.d pants
silk cloth ,nd velvet vests all made fashionable style and
worthy OF the attention OF dealers families and young
Sale unlimited ayd without lots buy
ers. Can be Examined three hours before the sale
TUESDAY, 7th Feb.
At haEpast 10 o'c lack, IN the sales room.
Groceries, wines, liquors, seq ,rs &C.
Also, $50 IN in bond Will be sold short price or
SUIT buyers.
WEDNESDAY gih Feb.
A. l0H O'clock in the sale rooms.
large lot OF housekeeping goods viz m,hogany paor,
cottage office and bed chairs desks book wash
stands China and invoice Of
nestle goods The attention of buyers The goods
are unlimited and deserve than ordinary inspection.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LEAsEHoLD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06

Arrived.
ship Mary Philips Pratt IL from Apalachicola, with
cotton TO Posts Phillips Sailed with ship Ambassador
for Liverpool
Bnrgue Burlington Barstow tof Povdence) 20 days from
New Orleans. with cotton, &c. TO master.
Scnr John H. HoaglanJ Dennan 2 days from York RIVER
WIN oysters, TO the matter On Friday schr with
bright sreak ashore Water uare-took her Of
the Richmond or Norfolk packets.
sehI american, Johnson, days from York River with oy
Below.
One ship, two brigs unknown
Herald Marine Correspondence,
OSrIcE OF THE RHopR IsIANpER,}
$50 -, Newport Feb. 4, 1919
Spe ndd Chambers, from Nngo, Coas of A6ic, for Pow
dence CandAce Brown, Fall River Tor Baltimore Returned
Thos Fenner Sid Mary Kimbail, Boston.
General Record.
SAD AccrprNr MI VIM Allen, pilot belonging to the
New anDah, lost
during the casery gale south Of the Highlands He was al
the helm steering the for Sand Hook when vessel
struck by heavy which washed him overheard Every
effort made him, but unfortunately without avail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06

New PENNY PAPER--The subscribers have the honor Of
announcing to the public that they have completed their
arrangements for the establishment new penny paper
in this city, under the title of
THE EVENING SUN,
the FIRST number of which will be published from the
Office southeast corner Nassau and Fulton streets di
rectly opposite the old Sun Office, Wednesday
ing next. the 9Th instant.
y FOSTER SCO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06

SOUND P!LOT-OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot Tor New
Bedford Nantucket Shouts, Boston Portsmouth, Portland
kennebeck and other ports. Office Frye Shaw's Nau.
cal Store, 222 Water, Beekman street N Y-Vice
Adams Express Boston, three days before wanted
charge the same as from Gay Head. j25 lmsr
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Died.

On Sunday, 5th inst. w. f. A. CAMP to Miss ANY ELI
IA VANDUzER, both of this city.
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ship Masters and Agents.

ship Masters and Agents.
We shah csteem favor, il captains of vessel, will
10 Commodore ROBERT StLvEY, Of our news fleet,
Of the shipping left the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list OF their cargo and
lofcen wsrapes ey may have He viii board them
Immediately their Agents and correspondents
home abroad will also confer favor by sending this
Office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.