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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-19

.Minisierto China Mr.. Everett has declined
this important post, and the President has appoin-
led Caleb Gushing of Massachusetts, who has al.
reudy drawn from the treasury $4,000 outfit and
$4,000 for the first years salary. Mr.. Gushing
has qualifications enough TO perform he duties oil
this office admiralty; but--we dIslrusl The man
aud we don't liketo Gee the devotion of n mem
Der Of'Congress to the Executive thus paid for al
tie public expense.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-19

tJ~CoL A. g. TarIton OF st. A bans, has been
reapponed an Inspector of Customs The office
WIS abolished as needless by Gen. Harrison there
De'ng several other Inspectors IN that vicinity. -
OF course the revival of this Office by Tyler lo
support Locoioco from the public crib will be
charged 70 the account Of Uhig exrayngnnce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-19
RumorS. That John Tyler and r. NJ. Johnson
nre to make the tour Of New England.

The iDedther of late has been remarkably fine
for tie season. On Monday the thermometer in
dictated about IS degrees of heat, and of course u
pretty smart storm was manufactured. This lime
the lightning lei our village alone, but the wind
did some damage to the trees and fences. In the
northeast part of this Town we learn thar there
was hurricane, which sweep away sheds, barns
aud fences in lis course, and in one sugar place
TWO or three hundred trees, and in another fifty.
Fortunately it did not make very wide path.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-19

Walcott Huntington, Wing, has been removed
from the Collectorship ut New London, Conn,
aud Charles Lester, The old Van Buren, Collector,
re-appoinied-'rhe only fault found with MIR.
Huntington is the fact that he is of the same poll.
tics now as he was when John Tyler appointed
him
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

.4RRIP.8L OF THE GREAT WESTER.N.
The Steam Ship Grea, Western arrived nj New
York at three O'Clock Sunday morning last, in
II days fiom Liverpool. This is without doubt
tile shortest trip on record.
On tue 25lh Of April the Queen was safely dc.
livered oil Princess and both mother and child
are doing well.
The Duke Of Sussex died on the 2Ist April 20
years old
The agitation OF religious questions still coniin.
ugs to distract HE Scottish churches, and those
of her members who are commonly called nnn-
conformsts seem determined to muiuinin The
church in ascenJency over the civil couris aud 10
make every exertion to abolish The present system
of presentation by patronage. The approaching
convention Of the general Assembly is looked
forward to with interest, and Opinions are various
as - The party which is likely to preionderate
there.
Ireidnd. The author of The Deserted College,
says, Between foreign education aud absentee
ism, aud Their natta consequences, drunkenness
and agitation, 10 less lhnu seven millions oi capi-
tai is worse than lost to The prosperity Of IRELAND
annually. Besides his us much money is expen-
ded arnIIcS Of military and police, on poor
houses aud poor schools, n would establish rull-
road or canai conmnnica ion between most of
our principal towns. Oh! lhd i.lslln0n would
duly appreciate the privileges OF their birlhright."
The London Roman Catholic Emigration So
ciety nre about completing their arrangements for
extensive emigration 10 this country A clergy
man is TO attend each OF tiie ENGRAVING parties,
who are 10 be settled in u body in some section of
The country-we presume the west. The project
is said To meet with the approval of the leading
Roman Catholic Clergy of Ireland. MI Charles
Matthew, brother of The temperance retormer, is
10 act rs agent for selecting localities, Nc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-19

Vrgina. Tie Richmond Compiler puts the
locoloco majority at 70 on JOINT ballot in The legis
lature; last year AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

h(el lie that hath an eur, lei him hear
what the Spirit saith unto the churches.
And unto the angel OF the church ia Sar-
dis write-these things, saith lac, that
hath the seven spirits of God, and the
seven stars know the works, that
thou hast Il name that thou Invest aud art
dead Our life must be h dwnh ChrisI
in GOd---out from the one, severed fro n
The other, rs only deGlh. Life, then, is
obeying the Father, following the sou.
But who need be weary Of hle-.who
can be weary in well d1ing--weary in
the pursuit OF hoppiacss and heavens-
No wonder the wnrldling would not live
always. No woadc-: men become seary
IN this wor d, for too often success is dis
appointment. No wonder we SO o(lcn
cry out, Il loathe it, for my days are
vanity | know that Gods decree OF
strikes down the bravest form, and .alls
II 10 return 10 earth, out mans sinful
ness alone weavcs the winding sheet OF
souls, and 'ays them in the urn Of the
second death .f ".v-..
And now, in conclusion, IL only re
mains for each To ask, in which number
Hrust be classcIl Is mine an house in
which not one is dead, dead in trespaS
ses and sins, dead 10 life noblest uses,
dead TO society'S imp rious claims, dead
10 eternity's brig hiesthopcs and Christ
precious prom ses q" Lei US rouse up 10
more holy eiort-=(Or then only may
life be- pronounced real live wear out
OIr'dIys IN slo.h, IA neglect of GoIs
the ears that Jesus shed,
do not save US from inglorious case and
luxurious indulgence, SO Opposite 10 his
example, who avoided no dang or sac
riticc for our sake; and bore his cross,
that ours might be Iightcoet-then do
we refuse 10 look 10 C;nI is. as our mo
cl. ., may his entreatIcs persLa &c II 5
doctrines convince, his precious suffer
ings constrdin US, 10 follow the example
OF his divine h!e nova I'D when, al the
decree Of our heavenly Father, the last
messenger glides over our thresholds,
let not one dead be found '"hen, in
place Of the great cry tina, went up from
Egypt, may The exultation be heard, OF
corruption fast cha ging mo glory may
the Only cry on our feeble lips then be-
Death, there is no one for lhce here--l
have found life in Christ and am 90.
ing 10 the enjoyment oft in the Fathers
love.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

We perceive by the remarks Of q correspondent
of the Boston Daily Advertiser travelling in the
West, that he is strongly the opinion that when
The Slndusky rail road shall have been constructed
to connect Cincinnati with the lakes. that
The great amount oi Irayel from New England to
The valley Of the Mississippi will select that rOuIe.
IN preference TO the Great Central" Such may
be the res ull Unless there Is additional enterprise
manifested in forwarding the central impruy emeRI
but with ordinary industry il is evident that the
after route has great advantages in point Of distance
and climate, the two mainI requisites for i'm
prOvemenis. a few thousand yankees would make
mere money in this region Than they could in
the lrszen region of The lakes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01
WOMAN's OoNsTANCY


Ask me not hon love thee. Feel this heart
Beat to thine own with pulses Wild and high;
Let u, mute ihrobbiRgs tell how dear thou an
Take from these gazing eyes passionate reply,
I cannot speak my love Bot can be
Thine own through life nnd dealh--and orIv thine.
Thy love may foil or cool, bot mine Tor theo
10 life loug worship al changeless shrine.
That raven hair may bsnch--tIat lofty brow
Lose lls calm beauty--ihat pure hesrt its truth.
Bot mine shall weep those porsyt--nins shaIithrovs
Round Thy sad ialng ago tho hopo and power %
youth.
Thy path Is NV amid The bright and gay,
Ihyseliso gay and bright bur change must comes
And those who share Thy norniidss SUNNY way
VIII enter not with lice Thy quiet evening home.
7hsa shalt thou Eaow how deeply have loved.
Then wilt thou turn ~ me aud. hear 10 heart,
We, from or calm retreat. will watch uGmoved, .
The tickle summer friends Of Thy pi0ud hfs dcpSrH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01
FoR PRESIDENT ~ 1874.
III T. N X NJ e. J. a n.
F6R WICK PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

Perhaps our crIixsns may have firs'dIen that the
present terminus of the B,lrinore aud Ohm Raj
Road is III Cumberland, | 30 miles east Of this city
We Ihou hi that would remind them Of tho fact.
aud Os hid"HrIe else to d." suggest to them
that scheme ought Ia he .on fOOl Gir it's compile
Iion the OHIO river,l There are various ways in
which It eau be dIne. 80 think; but there certainly
- nj least. one wny AID, citizens mare
Interested u thar any other. in the west, Il w uld
10 be their duty TO fnd out that way. Tue
frsI porIrnn To be constructed Indicated 10y all
crcuusan, es, that from this city To BrownsN lille.
We ure inci,ned Ia ht,k that II may he managed
in way. Wheeling can and ought To Issue
sumo Of ersIOck IngurJs ii and e can probably
make conditioIs - irir Ihe Baltimore aud Ono rail-
road c,rmpairy that her stock. whatever she may
issue shall call iurIh from that nn equal ur
greater umnunI. The plan is worth efIimI. and
Iru,I u will be made u is time both BaIImurv
aud Wheeling were alive To this 'muter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01
WEIGHS DEPARTURE FOR CHINA.

4
General Welch's Circus Compaa V,
numbering over fifty perform. rs aud
horses, will this morning all go on
board the Francis Amy, owned by
MeSsrs WEIGH and Mann, and comman
ded by Captain GIvcrs n, She lies at
the foot Of Pike street, AMI is bound
hence for Cadiz, Spain. Mr.. Welch
goes out in her himself, accompanied by
Nathans and his pIphs, Mrs Howard
and Mr.. 'oward, Rogers, and various
other performers Of his old company
lie leaves Mr.. Mann behind him his
partner in ihe BUSHES, % take his place.
Mr.. WEIGH goes out on his foreign TOUR,
with tho fan determination, as he
seriously assures IS, to visit China be
Tore his return 1t is undoU b:cdly one
Of the mos! curious and remarkable en-.
terprlseS ever undertaken; and no man
is better qualified 10 undertake it than
Mr.. WelCh. lie has already travelled
pretty much all over North and South
America and Africa, I'm the latter coun.
try catching girafles, elephants, lions,
and such fish, and he is now going TO
look over Europe ind Asia. lie is com
potent TO undertake anything. and has
done almost every thing except dodge
an earthquake; and that his partner
Mr.. Mann did at ST. Thomas, at the
time ofthe great Guadaloupe earthquake.
Mr. WEIGH is the beau ideal Of a hero
Of romance, and will undoubtedly 90
down as such 10 posierity. No man
ever left tho country with more friends
and well wlshers behind him.. Y.
Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01
ODD DEATH BY LIGuTNING-A

OJU DIIH u d BIUII NINT.-A
rurkey-buzzard was struck dead by
lightning on last Wednesday afternoon
The Washington Light Infantry were
at the time parading on Citadel square.
ami some COZ fusion was caused in their
ranks, by the poor buzzard Pumping
down among them simultaneously with
the severe thunderclap with which the
rain began. 1t fell at the very feet OF
one Of the men. No house in the vi
entity was struck by The lightning -
The schooner at Lucas's Mill, meniIoaed
in another paragraph, had her mast shat
tered late in the evening.-CharleStOn
Mercury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

GREAT-'The president OF the board Of mana
gers Of the M'n,ngahela improvement company.
aeyerscs for proposals for finishing that work. the
contractor To lake his pay Of the tolls when it is
done. That isilibSral-iI is equal 10 Tom Hay
nsonds' turnpike. where the toll. were pledged to
the stale of Virginia frr the payment Of Twelve thou
sand dollars. Not the first has been yet cpIec
ted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

The New Orleans Sportsman says,
The meaning Of the word fun down
East Is "a pocket foil Of money, a first
rate horse, a handsome little sleigh, and
a lively, beautiful, fascinating end anna.
be girl wedged in along side Of you,
more especially, when she insists upon
you putting your arms aroun1 her to
keep her from falling out when the road
happen to be- a little uneven
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

The Enquirer and other Locofoco pa.
Per's haUe lately published MIR. Clay's
speech in 1911, against the re charter
OF the y. s. Bank, which deserved en-
comiums on its great ability. Will they
now, just for The sake Of giving both
sides Of the question, publish Mr.. Cal.
houn's specchooin 1915 and 1916, in
iayer Of the Bank, together with his
powerful argument in 1884, in favor OF
an eLoHgitt0n Of its charter ~ years2-
And, If 1t isn't asking too much at their
hands, we invite them to publish Mr.
Calhoun's speech in favor Of the bill set
ting aside the Bank bonus 10 purposes Of
internal improDehsnt By me general goU.
comment, which Mr. Madison vetoed--and
his Report, while Secretary Of war, re
commenting great National Road
from Buffalo, in New York, TO New Or
leans, TO an estimated cost Of one hund
red millions OF dollars! We think theil
readers ought 10 know something Of Mf
Calhoun's opinions on these subjects
when he was bidding for tho vote o.
Pennsylyania--and perhaps his speech
in favor Of the Protective Policy, in
1916, might not altogether be an unhl
companion piece !--LyHehJuTg Vir.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

We cOnyersed, yesterday. with gentleman who
las been for the last Eve years engaged in the sn
Psriutendance ola Cotton factory IN san B. las. Mex.
leo, and he informs that the manufacture there.
at present pric has been emineny successful ut
with the privilege Of import upon almost any terms,
from this country. must soon fail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

WRECK or THE LEXINGTON-Ws under.
STAND that Mf Msrk w Davis. OF Newark. descendeJ
in diving bell on Monday last aud recovered a
pau % the wreck uf ihis unfortunate steamer, The
dosIruci ION ~ which caused such lamsuiajle loss
Of life. The remnants which have breH recovered
afe sad " be a neutrality-suspicious. Of thom being
burRed and charfed. we hear thii they wdI be-
brought % this city Tbs mJrning Jr exhibition -
~ y s-au
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01
INTERPRETATIONS -

--rA ~ a. - @aN - AAgl NllNll
Prince, in a dream, seeing three rats.
one fat, the other lean, an the other
blind, sent for celebrated Bohemian
giPscy, an demanded an oxplauation.--
The fat rat, said the sorceross, is your
prime minister, the lean rat, your peo.
pie, and the bind rat, yourself.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01
DOMESTIC wINE.--Tbsre or

DDH To u " IN - HbTb arc
some eight or ten vineyards 10 Berks
County, Pa and the proprietors have
been manufacturing domestic wine.--
The Philadelphia editors speak Of it as
being very pleasant to the taste, not dts
similar % The light vines Of Germany.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

There is one place down in old Vir.
ginia, where old maids never get to be
over thirty. They i've up 10 that age
and then begin back to twenty-five: and
so got out Of The world as fresh and fair
as a pumpkin 10 blossom.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

LONGEYITY.--La Seniors Maria de- la Cruz Car.
yollo, was bufn al San Rafael De Ia Gundaa. Can.
ton Of Guanare. province Of Bazinas in Venezuela
She Was BARN in The year cog. was confirmed bv
The Arch Bishop Rfneon NJ the age of s.; she has
never been married. nor never had q child; her hair
turned entirely grey and 81 the age Of 80 returned
10 he original color, black, commencing at the ba,
grey lEain
She lOsi rsighi entirely Of the ars Of II8, and
recovered q naturally 81 he nge oi l33. 90 such
manner that she thread common need le, she -
al present q liule deaf fer principal Occupation
~ spipning and sewing. Up W % me 3Ia oCJanu.
cry, 5i3, she Has sull aliys.-frgn n renetol1u,
Caracas, 16h Ap,a 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

4 TRI WEEKLY PAPER IN MILWAUKEE!
III bot yesterday, 70 were, that Milwaukee. n
Wisconsin Territory, was the Ultima thule % the
Fer Wesl, the very jumping on place, aud yet such
hos been he rapid growth aud 80 important has b.
become a. a commercial point that The proprietor
" The Milwaukee Sesunel proposes issuing a Co.
weekly paper called The Commercial Herald Sue.
cess 20 enterprise, say we.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

We have seen within a few days. several Wing
papers ia various paris Of the country raise for the
first time the name Of Honest joins DAVIS, as nee
President. We look upon il as a striking evidence
that 10 conventions needed. bot that the Wings
will GO safely into the conieh with clean hands
under the banner Of Clay and Davis. With them
there is no co test for power it is all for measures
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

STEAMBOAT COLLISION-Losse Of Life On
Tuesday last a collision took place the St Law
renee between the steamers Queen md Lord Suy.
denhdm. IN which both were 90 injured as sink
IN a short time. Several passengers were drowned,
but how many IL not known.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

IL is said that ane VieIur Serbia is publishing
paper in Allegheny, Pa. III Engli,h aud un"rher in
e. srman-Ihe English paper is loco ioeu. the Ger
man Wing. III he is faithful to both we think
his German one will do The most good anG bid him
good speed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church. new school, assembled in Philadel phia, Is
finally dissolved on Saturday last. Previous 10 the
dissouuon. the matter in relation TO mans marry.
ing deceased wifes sister. was indefinitely post.
poued
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

WK WALL nas EeeI nominated a. the Whig
candidate for Congress in the Newport district. Ky.
formerly represented by the Hon w w Sourhgate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

u S STE NMER MISSOURL-This vessel ma 70
trip DOWN The Potomac on Thursday FAR as Fort
Washington, Tor the purpose Of testing the utility OC
the alterations recently made in her smoke slack.
The alterations, 1t will be recolleced consisted in
cutting down the smoke stack. which was thirty feet
high and eight feet in pam eler, close To the hu
cane deck. closing il the top. aud in substituting
therefor two lateral pipes each about ios in DINA
eier' lending into Iho whsslhOuSRs> Il appears from
nm cconnt ofThe "trip pBhlished in lho Globe. that
The plan is moi likely 10 succeed. As SION rs Tho
wheels were put ~ mui,On they took pnsses. ION Of
the smoke, nsrending from the warehouses. aud cars
RED u against The water causing IL 10 rebund so as
- pierce every hole m crack in the vessel un'i il
got TO her bottom. On the after deck the smoke was
80 dense that u was difficult 10 Distinguish
ihor.-BaH Am.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

One Of The Aldermen Of Detroi Dalton, pus
IN limbo on the 22d lust, charge u sIabezzling
city warrants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

A FRUGAL HOUSEWIFE The following
which clip from the KnickeThockeT Of the past
month, Is the neaIesI Thing of The kind have seen
lnr many day:
l knew Deacon T we'll lie was The guardian Of
my early years and resided with him or ,s'H.
sdera BE period. There is sumo mistake. Ibink.
concerning his charity. My grandfather must hnye
confronted the acts Of some olher individual wI.h
Ihuse Oi Deacon j. lie was never known 10 give
money IN charity hut once aud that n bad four
pence-ha peLny. which had come back la nm some
twenty times in the way OF trade. aud which he Al
last gave way u GI Of despernnn. lie always
said, when applied la for charity, Co To Hannah.
Chs vile she always attends Ia such thing" She
was woman in Muse ecnnumv aud discretion in
matters Of benevolence he could place The must
implicit coniidence-and he knew H. On one spe-
"iai OCCASION birth dny. ] believe the good lady
made up baIch oi extra nIce rusinrd pies 81 nee
IN tact. that after they were dune. she hadn't the
courage TO eat Ihem; hut ,nrded Them up until ihey
became sour ID mpuldy. aud then endedyUr,d to
force them down the Ihruais Of her family. But
they wOuldn1 go down" She Ihen mixed them
al over again into pudding, bnpng TO disguise The
iasie by the addition of pearl ash aud other culinary
arts This was q failure. The parlor folks quietly
declined being helped TO IL. and the kitchen girls
turned up their Loser over it. But the old ladys
ingenuity not exhausted She had a sick
ne ghbor poor woman; who had been lnnguish:aE
for months. ~ consumption, and with cha-aciefis
tic beneyOlence she determined 10 administer The
rejected pudding TO her. IL accordingly ngaiD
dressed over end served up in the hape Of cup
euslard. aud carried To the sick by The lady
herself Bot she was too III To eat them and the
next day aud The next passed away, aid they still
remained untouched Al last the nurse, who had
looked al the nice LILLE things with longing g e.
veniured TO taste one. She thought u was sOnr;
she tasted again and sure OF IL. The whole
then consigned TO the pig sye; nnd its occupani
"whu came ia Immed lately after" thrust H., snoul
into the trough. and Then upset it; and thus d Q
cusIards were lost beyond redemption. BsI the
Deacon enjoyed the credit Il the good deed and
months after ] heard the poor sick woman lamening
The loss Of her cusards. III she cnuld only have
eaten Them when they were cast broughE"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

Arrangements were made a few nights since in
Boston, for public dinner to Mr. Webster. T
Buckingham Of the Courier presided.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

We learn from the Boston American that an nc.
cdeni occurred on Thursd ". on bard the u 5
steamship Union. Seseral men being on the yard
The slings gave way, and They ero preeiputed 10
The deck One man had his arm and his ankle
broken. The latter very badly tho bones prOirudlng
through the flesh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

Gen Sparrow has been nominated as the Wig
candidate for Congress in the third Congressional
district in Louisiana.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

A Young man BY The name Of Jones was killed
by lightning IN Richmond, on Friday night last He
was lighting a candle at tho moment aud was struck
dead
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

The steamboat Robert Morris ran into the schoon.
er Mary and Raohael from Philadelphia, of the
Brsndywine light on The 25rh ull and sunk her
The CnDt's life was soysd With digiculty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-01

FlRE.-Tne large hotel. known as the "Lech
mere Point House" ia East Cambridge. near IS
ton, together with Daley's large stables. vas burnt
on "Wednesday evening last The building occupi-
ed by the MlddleseT Bank Company and others
wos also much damaged. Loss unknown. but
heavy. ..