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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20

BELL & HOWARD, Auctioneers.
- 90 Ann aud us Fulton st
pEGULAR SALES OF FURNITURE OF all descriptious
~ every Wednesday and Saturday.
Dry Goods, Clothing Fancy Articles Varieties, SC SC.
every Tuesday aud friday.
storage Sc. THOS BELL
aul3 lw.ec Auctoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20
PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT

~ EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS N&N
THE Subscr ber having
~ Il yOIGTANDERS DAGUERREQTYPE APPARA-
TUS, constructed according Professor Perzval
have hand large Of hese Apparatus artists
well amateurs Of their wishing procure good APP
paraus will lind II to their advantage
Of this eonsueon They also have lately imported large
quantity OF German and French plates and all chemicals
used in their which they every respect a they
made TO their order Pol fishing substances morocco
cases and all materials sold the
able terms The following gentlemen have agreed
their agents, viz
z. White, Esq, IT'S Broadway, N. "
7. Hass, Esq, Washington, d. e.
DR.. A. Caspari, Richmond Va.
Laurens, ESQ.,, Savannah, Ga.
William West Esq. Cincinnati, OHIO,
All communications (post paid) and orders ACCOMPANIED
directed to w s. LANGFNHEfW "
je 3m'r Exchange Building Phis.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 40.
Cleared.

uN RISES .........5 l6 MOON RISES. 49,. '.'l2
uN SETS. so HIGH WATER ......'.' 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20
DENTISTRY

IN DENTISTRY.
)k GLENNY Surgeon and Dentist has returned from the
at No. s3s Broadway. all 6t.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20
AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL HOWARD.
(StOTes No % .ann street and lis Fulton sfreet.)
TUESDAY.
At ~ o'clock, IN TIL sales room.
Large Sale Of elegant seasonabe dry goods
staple aud fancy British French and domestic dry goods hos
iery NC IN lots TO suit families and purchasers &c.
Also the stock OF merchant tailor remnants Of CLOTH eassi
meres, yestin S, trimmings &c,
Also, yarietN of fancy aud pledged articles, &c.
WEDNESDAY.
, AT lOn o'clock in the sales rooms.
Regular sale of valuable furniture of all descriptions Consist
ing OF elegant brussels ingram and veneta oil
coth beds bedding bedsead bureaus chairs tables looking
glasses sofas wsdrobes china glass aud plated various
housekeeping articles, kitchen utensils SC
Also valuable piano forte.
Also large iron chests.
Also the furniture giving nm
removed for convenience of sale
THURSDAY
. At l0H o'clock in the sale rooms
&c Sc. $3.50 ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20
LOVE. COUR TSHIP AND MARRIAGE

LUVE, COUKTSHIP AND MARRIAGE
JUST Published Physiological Mysteries aud Revelations
for married and single on matters Of the importance
the third Paris edition, by Philip NJ. Harvard.
Among the matters duly considered in the work. are Mat
OF serious importance single and young
The of and certain bariencss The arts of
beauty and courtshp" THE danger solitary practices and
how the habit may be removed, and its effects cured THE
love aud jealousy with nbe remedies for eradica
ting from the mind the seeds Of an unhappv
sion" Offspring with newly discovered modes based on sci
entifc principles for the prevention, Precipitation thereof
Inermarage" Dress, with the form and coors most b.
coming to the various shapes and compexons" The most
jects above noted"
For sale wholesale and RETAIL lo2 Nassau street. New
York. ~
post paid order enclosing ST. directed to HOLLAND NJ
GLOVER, New York city, will procure copy of the work
being of the United States Canass or
three copies will be sent for s.. -
Twelve copies will be sent to address for 81 No
anked post paid letters taken Of the post Office
aul2 lu,dSw sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20

POR TUGUSE FEMALE PILLS
THESE framed and celebrated Fills from Portugal,
perceive be obtained this counry. Ser ADVERTISE
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EA3WES ,FlE AND OYSTER HOUSE, NEPTUNE
cuLS NCH, 10 Park Row.-ANDREW EADlE respect.
.Snyy informs his friends and the that he has fitted the
su9.e pace fie Bakery upon the old country principle
and trusts ha his well known reputation Pie Baker will
eWme can rom all those wishing enjoy this luxury
scrption. ' ~ '''''' ''es a az ., : 20 c'
N persons having any legal claim against Jas h.
Dominica late Of the city Of " York butcher deceased
are requested TO present the with vouchers thereof ia
The sqo:crber az the house No Mercer street Also ali
those indebted 70 the estate Of said deceased 10 make
before the Goth day Of November next TO '"e payment
x ANN III DoMINICK, Ex,x
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
Office 90 Wall street This company continue their bn.
Of against loss damage by 6re On eoo
and Merchandise and also vessels and their
against loss by inland navigation, 'eV'''
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Riggs
Thomas L. Woodruff, Benjamin. r. Robson
John II. DAWSON, Francis P. Sage
Thomson Price Joseph Allen,
John H. Lee, John p. Moore,
Moses Tucker, James +. Holmes,
Caleb c. Tunis, James II. Whiting,
Arson Baker, VIM. X. Thorn,
Joseph Drake, Trad Hawley,
John G. Merritt, Thomas Morre
-. u - THOMAS W. THORNE, President
GEO. Il. HOPE, Secretary, mis- jgb
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.0H H4 NEWARK AND NEW YORK-Fap
2mAr-so only 1873 Cents The splendid steamer PA s.
IAsAlC, after June 5h, will run follows =
Leave the foot OF Barclay street, New York. at 10 A. NJ and
tPM.
and ~ ?. NJ.
The Accommodations both for passengers and freight have
been greatly improved.
Freight carried at very low rates. jyl6 3m.ec
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IA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
H PERTY-A small Farm Of about sixteen acres, IN the
highest state Of cultivation, situated but five miles from
the Hob9ken Ferry, leading the city Of New York This
Property has excellent 81 dwelling house IS by
2 built the approved style of the State with oubud
ipgs and all other copyenences TO make suitable for trades.
mans residence wishing from the hustle of the city
and yet be able within hours drive, v, his counting
house two stages the house night and morning. IL is
also suitable the market gard small farmer the
time taking boaders from the city But above this
roadside tavern which has been known
the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken aud
Hackensack embracing the whole Of that rac that passes
places the interior of both those New York and
New Jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap the present
proprietor having business in England.
NBThere is about six Of fust potatoes; also
Of buck wheat; quantity OF young
ali in hourishng condition Application be made Mr.
WIN MCDONNELL. Auctioneer, Ill Chatham stIeet, Few
York
more convenient portion Of the purchase money may
main bond aud mortgage. au6 lms
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AfA ROOMS TO LET-Very desirable apartments are
1.;W 20 let IN Robinson No 49, few doors from College
IN Places may be had with witho board aul8 3ec
IA HE'LL GATE FERRY HOUSE-To Leland the
.:M stock fixtures boats and furniture If required for sale
The advertiser wishing to start the whole will
be sold low. g. A. LANE,
ale 2w.r He'll Gate Ferry House. foot Of ssth ST. E. r.
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k&K FOR NEW ORLEANs-S,ar Line-First regu
MX3 lar packet ship with despatch-The splendid we'll
Hsknown packet shin FRANKLIN. Capt. Kennedy,
will sail above without delay.
She has splendid ACCOMMODATIONS for cabin cd cabin and
passengers who vii be taken the very lowest
Those DESTROYS of births would do well make early
application on board the ship foot Of Pine street
JOSEPH McMURRAY
auto 100 Pine street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24

The greatest evil 10 which this untry has been
exposed since lis irsi existence mas been tho baleful
Influence OF Great Britain. That influence was
nearly Loaf BY The revolution. iis power wss crippled;
but very few years elapsed before il began show
ITSELF II has been cunning enough 10 find q
beautiful foo,hOld in many impracI cable theores-
II has been found arraying section against section
Nan against man. In The South the influence Of
British policy ~as great. that qualification became
serious a. important mailer. finally ashieving a
compounds that gave glorious market and full
hsrves, TO British eupidi,y. In order further To
spread its fangs. Great Britain lays siege TO The
North on the ground OF Abolition. still more TO
lrriiaie the South. and make her the more firmly
urge her oppssiiis 10 q Tariff II succeeded until
last year. when the free spir Of The country resolved
10 throw of ths English yoke and protect The people
from further oppression. Notwithstanding lhis the
British party has continued organised. and are now
applying. begging i"r free trade votes Thi, party
is what il has ever been. the anti American, British
party. the Van Buren LocOloco party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
FIRM tke NeD Ysrk American.
HOW TO GET RID Or A BIC STONE WITH
r- orr POWDER OR A PATENT.

OUT POWDER OK PAlENl,
A gentleman. residing near city. ia bcsriiful
country residence. was deslrous Of ieseling oil his
lawn around his house. When much 10 his annoy
anre. h,s wcrkmen found hugo ruek near The
surface. Ia render "a removal al IL absolutely
necessary. THIS rock was real hard hended
bcu er. v~ii hing ps rh ir; s~veral tons; IL u had
been only foot L.wer IN The -suh u Would not
have been an obstruction 10 The required ieve. a
the lawn. but how To- get rid Of that ioot q
puzzle; 10 blast u imprariirabe. fn the houss
was ls' Ssmc knowing advised burn
ing, and then. by ihrpwihg wafer decomIose H.
s'ne thought hot cider wosld do the necd,uI: olhen
wenl far "a To recommend Brsndreihs Pills. an,
MalIais Lotions. that might in time wuk ]: OF.
/ In the exiremiiy Of this perplcxity lank. slab
sided Yankee presented himself; and after talking
with the proprietor, Who Vas ell zoe Lawn. (h.ugh
ahoye puo.l says he. squire. what will you give
now il put that crhal rJek oui oil yuur way. or al
nnch out as is necessary 10 secure your levelf'
l"Why." says the Squire. eli you can manage .,
get rid Of about lot ef The top Of thai rock with
cut blasting. aud will agree have j, done within
week, I'll give vou--so much" THAT'S hart
bargain saJ- Jonaihan. ITO one Of ns but I'll r-l
a." And he OF jacket and went Ia work with
spade. and before sunset of the anne day he has
dug hole aIoagside of That rock deep enough co.
The purpose. and then linking rail- brs ply. hs
iumbled IL from iIs undermined he'd heels owe
head INTO The piI-whsrs il now lies feet below
the required level. Oh pockeiin. the sum agreed
upon. says he -Sqnire. iei,'d ypn that was a hart
bargain foI one OF us; hat seeing that have gl,es
yOn notion how get rid u another SIGH critic
J. IN rnse yon meet one yuGI lawn" Aud viii
that he bowed off and departed. leaving The graft
, lied proprietor ia admiration VI that wonderful DowT
east mother wit. thai seems ever resdyD gmppl,
with aud overcome all Jifiicuties. snd in all .hsrc
bargains" generally manages to keep The sale
side.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
DR. pgNcANs ExPEcToRANT RFMI
Consumption.

Coils, coughs, Splitting of blood Pronch;,i.
glmcnlty OF Breathing Asth,na, Pain in he
olae, oreast ana cheat. wh0opinE cough crouo
ana Aii diseases Of the Liver and tho fnn9s
We are alike liable 10 disease-aod death i.
me cer.eiR lot Of al thar live and have beng,
ana although the latter cannot be averfed ssIi
the iofmer may. BY the power of rn,d,, ira IL
reno Vec. or rendered less painful 10 the aficted
ansIs y enc disease. however. which se ms for
akSs 70 nave dehed The power Of the heainn arr
the learned faculty have in vain at1emoled 10
arrest ne iatal progress, By the application Of
.smeoles within their reach or known in their
pracure- but C0nsumpfion has de6ed their
united skill. II has stalked forth with i1nnunifv
Balherlng m rs cheellesa embrace friend frof1
s s.S circle and member from every family,
~ ~ caetIne gloom and darkness Ger the place
o. re vsliaii0n. He then, whose labors havs
otgntnt tsrih medicine which in many cases
~ ,bs nc proerss2 q this faiai disease
siobeorn md hopeless shoald Be recorded in -
lient 81 public benefscior. II Is confdeofi~
-,ii ~, snsi Dsncans Expeciorant Remedy
mcuded % the community. T'h.s ,-..t,,l..
lmmediaielyp aliiies and relieves the disf-ss-i,4
sfoso,,s - sk ree and easy expectorati0nt
lhe nieeraied lungs and arresfin4 ihe fsisi no
t9es ri consumption, atthe aaur tn,., afrc,'~fk
bo.,sis 49, Iesk snd debit iaied reeulilinE ihs
pose. This Rsmsdy can be rsI,eS oooa 81 N, IA
u me power Of MEDICAL al Beior ood IN ~
~, ~ PI1elce o. the lsie pr Doncan, Prsfes-
ri ~ ~ me University Of EdiDbure fsr uDvrard1
oi teen Years, b. which thousa nSa Ave 80
restored % perfect health II % nof 10 Be- nn1or-
si iq inei the bxpectorznf Kennedy viii enra
~ oeees o. ooaeumpfionj this u viii net Do
~. Mhie there y life there h hope, We would
tneIeiofe eovies ell % use this med ieine WIEN
We case = incura lie IL adll proves biessirr "a
~ .untfer oy EFing ease and strength. reIIeg-
ssi rtt ne cough, and choking Of phierln, Acl~-
nis elo9e 20 consolation 20 the paiisnf. which
thousands Do not experience
a. g nesI only Pailadelphis efes - 81 No
Fsr .als y whsslias ssJp an HARsH.
80 h3eHfsi nor1f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
THE POOR sAILOR-BoY.
vron BasOss wsndsrIsgs on the see. ana sbOr ..
Africa.


Ga the night Of Tuesday. January 10
JIst as | was begioning to enjoy the
sense OF increased safety aud conf RI
in the abatement Of the tempestuous
weather, startling and painful incl
dent occurred, which gave me a new
and vivid impression Of the dangers Of
the sea.
A. eight o'clock in the evening, the
wind being still 50 strong that the brig
vas staggering rndcr the few sails which
she was carrying, there were appearan-
ces Of the approach Of violent squall,
which made n necessary 10 reduce our
canvass 10 the foreiopsail and foresail.
Whon the order was given to take in
the jib, went down into the cabin, and
was trying % amuse myself in my sols
it1de, when J was suddenly alarlled by
q most dismal grooming sound which
seemed 10 come 10 me through the side
OF the vessel Before ! had time 20 ask
o. seek the cause Of this strange mise,
heard a sharp quick cry Of alarm on
deck, followed by The sound Of a person
rushiag TO tho side Of the brig, instant
~ succeeded by stumble and a alll
nearly over ny head. The groanino
noiss meanwhile continued, sharpening
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
CLAY cLun MEEIINc.-on n. .r,i.. .

CLAY cLtB MEETiNC.--ou the srri,si e
the Little Ben. yesterday. about IL NJ four
guns we're fred rom that excellent hnai yshien led
our Loo. locs friends 10 believe. thai Df. Dunesu
had arrived. and the committee appointed Ut o.
recent meeting ~err sonn al the wharf, aud m.ua,s
ing the boai. Their disappointment nsy Do
imagined. when they discovered that Tire brat had
the h..n"r of bringing The Hon JOHN j.. CRIT
TIE SDEN
lie waited npon. sfier dinner by many Of
citizens. and Among others by committee from
the Clay Club, who persuaded him to attend q
meeting Of the Club last evening TIE w.rS
Hall hronged aud crowded frotn end 20 end 9
With uen prepared To hear reason; wings and hose
who supposed they were democrats; bal were.
sincerely believed pen convclion Soon affer the
meeting called 10 order by The president. Ifr.
Crllenden loudly called for, aud rose. pnae.i.
ing that he in q condition Cor speak mig; but
that he would menti,n what he supposed To lie the
whs measures OF government. lie spoke oG the
Protection of domestic in Iusry NATIONAL currency
end the divis'oa of the proceeds Of The public lands
among the States. as the three leading measures
proposed BY the Wings lie then went a. To a
elise. clear & coneiu argument in favor of each
separately. r-mparinUa Tariff with Free Trade. q
NaH'nal Currency. "Iih the pre.en, iural currency
or the deiisiou Of metallic currency alene.
In poweru simple aud conclusive lngic Mr. Crit
ienden has few Equals. and in The Ere OF erelrinx
eioqnence still less. In closing he referred to p Il
cvniesis. past hopes AID carried Ie audience lin
! L
tn" '"dv iloal lo'ked TO by The Wigs Iheir can
didaie Tor The presidency. In all he wa, e1irems-
" happy, aud his audience went with him. ~ was
fully evnced by loud. lnns snd ofea respected ap-
plause. Aner he closed. VIZ. Prrrs. Esq. was call
ed on lie declined addressing The meeting; but
proposed three cheers Gur HEsv Cay which was
seeond, d with Three loud Iuuas." as We lboashr.
by every man in the house. s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.
II IL. a. " - q

e
HAvAEA. Nov Sta. lS43
advise you vie Charleston OF the arrival of The
steamer Neptune, brig Eugene. and The schr. Elea.
nor. The two last yesterday 7fh.
The new Captain General o DonnsIl, tnok rom.
mand on the I'd inst al o'clock A M. He IL ofhieh
stature, well proportional, large musiachoes and
light hair. HIS arrival has caused some observation
N consequences Of his want Of poleness in wearing
ms hat on his head after landing and until he reach.
ed the Palace. while the authorities the Comni,f.s
Of Reception and The acting Governor, carried lhsr.
IN their hands
HIS hrsi measure was 10 renew ihe licences nj IN,
stores. pediau. clerks. DC You we'll know how
many thousands Of ,llaFs are drawn from The oeo-
pie BY this order, in the way Of fees and stamped
paper. THIS the people took q spiciouslv al,honoh
be aherwari. issued another order which r.lisvsd
them from the much Complained ofszsciions relative
10 passports.
The Two Auditors OF War cod Navy have been
rsinriaied By Royal order.
The large mercaniiis house Of Augustus Ferr,o
has failed. and o q saiJ. gone 70 N Orleans.
Yesterday 81 4 A. NJ. On srpfsss arrived from w,.
ianzas which Brought The news OF rising az ,f.
slaves m several Of The planiations Tnev ,y.,.
however immediaiely put down. and so Of Them
KILLED and 81 taken prisoners. whilst others bung
Themselves rather ihan he taken By The s.tho,,i..
do NOT learn ihs number Of whites thai ,y.,.|
killed, fany.
Tobacco leaf IL very scarce. and the scssr mann.
LECTURERS are ~ ioss for aibck.
Sperm Oiisrsiing 81 275 reals per arrobs. and
whals 10 do DO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24

RondOut, Where he showed himself &C
1--WE. industrious and obedient.
His name was Ernest Aug lstus Oar
rell. This is has Only fuaersi right, ep-
iinph, or memorial, save in the sorrow
ful remembrance Of that poor family,
That long looked in vain for him aud
perhaps never learned the particulars OF
MS melancholy loss. ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24

We learn from the Washington Wing Standard
that one ofihs mu,issers ofthe Somsr.. WIS wa
br'ug hi home in irons. is now employed about III,
Treasury Department in Washington Birds. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
FRIpAY. NoyEmBER "a. Is4a.
FoR PRESIDENT ~ lS44.
III i N X n e. l. a N.
FoR vrck PRkssDESr,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MAssAcHusxrr.

In consequence OF The repeated failures Of the
mail fiom the east. we have been pot 10 great
inconsen,ence in our postscript. ss poor human
rainrs will not stand acting up all mig ht and geinz
up before day. We trust that We may fare better
in this way hereafter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24

Persons 10 whom copies Of petitions to Congress
for an appropriation for bridge over the oh,o
river Of Wheeling. have been sent. will pleas.
forward them. properly envsoped to some member
Of Congress early in the month Of December.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
NEW YORK FLOUR MARKEr-Tb. Cor

'no'o'a' huVefiissr OF Saturday ahernoon says
I'he stock Of Flour now here in Store s estimated
81 SOOOOO barrels Of oil Descriptions being much
laFssf quaniy than YVES ever known u be hers a.
the sane period Of The season. and II the vgaiou
should coniinas open for tea days without an
increase IN the demand, The stock will probably
reach MY 70 seventy FIVE thousand bsrels in
addition 70 The amount shove named.
u - bni right, however. 10 remark, IN speaking
Of The large sock Of four m store hat from lie
dehcienoy Of the crops in Indiana the southern part
~ Vhio iiiinois md The northern part u Mrrylsnd
y - not expected hist she supplies this winter from
Ne" orleans and Ballimcrs all be % large hey
we're during he corresponding psriod Of Inc previous
year' Consequently n will require q larger siock
~ store ~ just - much will BE- necessary 10
make up ior ihs deficiency IN he supplies which
msy b sfpecisd from hoss quarters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
Mr. ADAMS AND MR. cLAY-we hav

Ioiore noticed that Mr. Clay invited MIR Adams 10
visit him Al Ashland. To this invitation Ma Adams
refers. in the folio passage OF his speech 10 the
Keniuckinns. Al CovIngIon:
mot only hsve received these invitations from
public bodies. and ciIies. but also from individual
eitiz'ns. among the first Of whom was that great
man. your own citizen. who. during a very large
portion OF my public life, and in several instance.
IN m1tiers relating TO your interests. has been my
associate and friend; and the recollection Of whom
brings me TO acknowledge before this VIII ole a.sem-
bly,. that in all The various capacities in which
have known hum TO act. whether my assistant OF
associaie, or as acting indie pendshhy of me and in
his individual character and capacity. have ever
found him not only one Of the abesi men whom
ever operated with. but one Of the most amiabls
and 'anst worthy have received a corJial in ilu
lion from him 10 visit him al his residence"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24

THE aMURDER" DENiED.-Aoras. Jsoobi
ne man who, On Friday, accused himself of ,bs
murder Of The Cashier iamily IN Warren couniy. N
msde saieioeni o. saiafday.in which he iolslly
denied sll he hsd previously ssid. re eve \, !.
Feassn fBf having inferred he elf accnssioo b.t A.
was a. times subject 30 hyp1clndria. under which
be was labHing n fls iins II the qurrs ys,fh H.
81. Thai feeling grateful 10 Lsiehsalsidt r., 80
ing made up The disagrssmsni md having no 49,.
Poriion % i've. be bad secassd himself of M.
crime % hiin. ioofief that he(Leicbonfsiltl oigb,
o5'ain he reward Of slO00-fis was never h
Sisis while coraine from New Y.,rl !, psiI.s.,.t..
= Pkiia q 3 Gaf. F''s'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24

a MELANCHOLY CASE OF sHoPIIFrINC.
-ihe bifre' Mass Gazene siaiss that painful
esse o. shopliliing hes jusl cums 70 light IN that
'ONn. me-. Harriet smith. usiivo Of me town, of
rsspecisbie family. the wife Of 8r Josiah s~itb.
one ~ ne bel citizens member ~ church. and
moihsf-iaa been detected N stealing. during ne
iasi ihfee years, vsrous kinds Of icy goods toibs
ainouni Of several hundred dollars The forKsrss Of
"in- Soddard' says he Gazsiis, did not create 9
ues pei 'en'silon Than ihis disclosure. "Ths De.
,olsnen, y such unmiiigsisd end long c0nGnusa
na' cas- 81 szPsesson q goon md cor.
pII.s oa.f ouI IrIs eonmnnilr.n