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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29

PAPER HANGING,
WINDOW SHADES, UPHOLSTERY, AND
DURE hair MATTRESS DEPOT, 81 Msiden lave, near
the corner Of Nassau street %. J. 0RATACRAP
hosry Country merchants and the ezens Of this
opo are respectfully requested 10 CALL bef purchasing
u NJ IXAs, Importer Of Havana Segars present at
public, that his establishments will be removed the Of
May to No. Maiden lane, (Howads Hot For the libe
raj extended hun the last eighteen
he returns his most grateful thanks and trusts TO merit con-
thu nee Of the same. s23 lwi,sr
UNCURaENT MONEY-Of all kinds; p,gch,r:ssd at the
" lowest istes by g. j. SYLVESTtH
iwr ~ wsII street and IN R-osd~ay
PUBLICATIONS on all parts OF The United st,tes made on
the m0''uavo'able 'em''0 by g J. SYLVESTER.
~ -, % w.II sre~t end 10 Rrnsewsv.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAiLhOApD oots az ,b;.
IN NY-Noce hereby given ina! inc 5b ~ Nav new
compsny will be closed from the LIST 10 ue 80" " ' '
By order Of the Board of Dresstss,Ss cox. s,c,.,
-, 49,, 97 ,s,, s2s 2Otsm
MQNEl Ne 5s Read. street, Broadway, loans money
~ b,oner, iii ,nms be required watches jewell
IN a,s ., ware goods wearing apparel and personal
pe,ry or ~ descrption. ae8 lm~lc-
WRIGHT co. will open Office Of dnco unit md DE-
l.. pjsite O,wego ~ w. on the st OF May next, and
vii; make collections and remit reasonable Ne
ferto ". h'pveS SI' ~ eashe =; Ns h"A'
Drew, Robinson & Co.. New York.
A. Patehip, ESQ.,, cashier, Albanv
Oiwego. April 90, tsi3 s2s sw.
"ERANCIs PATENT LIFE BOAT Once Me-
Il Wall street. MI
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fara and celebrated Pills, IRON ionng9,
perceive, be obtained in this counfryS SseNas9
= al oatths lest solunps fcurh pass'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29

W
SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot. takes charge master Of
- sells bound New Bedford Nantucket Shoals Boston.
Portsmouth, Portland Keunebeck and OTHER PORTS east
OF New York Office Frye shaws. 221 Water street,
corner bcekman. Reference number oil Merchauts and
the several Insurance Companies in this Boston and
Portland. ala imisv
AxS FOR LIVERPOOI-Keguia. Packet Lit May
h33y few cabin second cabin and
iAAanE.ges be sccomm1 dated In a very comfortable
board the regular packet of the LIST ii early
pllcation be made to
w. J. r. TAPSCOTT,
s28 ~ Peck slip cor South II.
q ,HHENCH HATs.GENIN VAN yRANKEN.
49, Broadway site ST. Paus Church. have this day
by ship ST. NICHOLAS consignment Of French Hats
he Hats were ordered by expressly with view OF
ing the frequent demand made Tor that article and they
comprise assortment OF the r guilty selected from the
most mannfctores Of Paris, confidently
them to the attention Of wish chase
CIV " have also constantly md full of
white aud black Beaver Nutra Black and Peal Cashmere
and Moeskn Hats Of the prevailing styles Panama. Vanilla
and Leghom HAS, Caps, SC. &c.
Also the style Of Boys Tarletan Hats adapted for
mer wear. a2S 6issr
NOTCE-TO CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOL-
sTERs-The sgb,crbers offer tor sale Hair Sealing and
all kinds complete and they invite those interested to call
aa5 5tsr @. LANGDON & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29
SAMUEL OSGOOD- Auc,Ioneer.


UCTION NUTICE-Sa'e Of FL, CANT turniture-On Sa-
IA turday goth Instant a. 10 O'Clock A. E. q Burling
will .s Al NO 50 Crosby :aee al the u'nitse contained
o-ter. usse ingram pier and
wood and dining tables mahogany
sofas and CHI airs pier dvans rocking CHAIRS
chandelier astral lamps earthenwsre cut g ana East
bedsinE ogsny and other wash stands drecg bureaus
together with general OF tche furniture Also
shower bash, made to order and but little used.
Sale positive a28in ger
a UITIOV NOT!CE,-By CARTER & co, at No. 1902
Broadway. Pine Saturday 10Th Apr half past
10 ocockCab,net Furniture Cockey aud Sheffield Ware
large and elegant ofcty made hnet Furniture
ch positi, civ be sold advances
removing to No 36 Broadway Gothic Hal.comprisng
French Mahcg Chars Ottomans, plain and dressing b.
with and without tips; card cc2tre and
hairs Washsands Sci 20 sets Ivory Kaves and
white. and 90 Toilet Sets Catalogues ready the morning
of sale. ctr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29

81 w H sKANKL!M. Auctioneer.
CABINET FURNITURE-The pubic RESPECTFULLY
" informed that the subscriber intends selling off
Thursday the 9TH OF May by w. II Franklin, his entire
stock OF splendid Cabinet Furniture BeKg of his
faeue all warranted to be Of first workmanship end
materials Pesors hasing call
examine SAMUEL WATERBURY,, 20 Beekman,
a2t Twin cerner Gold street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29
nv WN q. McLAUGHLIN.

BY WIN G. MCLAUGHLIN.
UCTION NOTICE --On Saturday. 2slh inst at eleven
"A o'clock all the Furniture contain the house Of
Third and Tenth street comprising large
consisting Of and oil cloths of dining
tables and card and tables looking glasses Sofas
fancy and mahogany chairs bedroom furniture Also Kitchen
Furniture. a2f STR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29

n "A ENf FLEASANI
Ef1rsz sail to Hobokep either from Canal Bar
-N-clav street will now prove as pleasent an eI-
be made from the The walks and grounds
of the place have b,en greatly embesbed this spring. the
SURPRISING beauty OF which all will acknowledge who
followed The OF the the Evsian Fields.
The has far advanced to render wax in
the beautiful and pleasure OF this fzshona
bic very Agreeable those who admire fine
and will benefit all who h'vinl been confined
to crowded city during the winter require fresh air and
heatnfnl exercise. a30 ny7 l4&slsrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29


NO. 92h BOWERY, New York, beg. respectfully to in
L> form ladies and fashionable world in general that no
has received from auction prices suit the times de-
siIabc assortment Of
AMAZONE BONNETs
which he en'bed TO offer remarkably low prices viz
Superior and first quality from three five dollars fair and
second quality, from one to two dollars.
Ladies wishing purchase. requested make early
call dssr IF dseIe finn so3 ai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

PETITION. Sc. PRESENTED BY Mr. Ciny-
pool. FOR the repeal of tho law for the apprasemenI
Of personal property:
On motion OF Mr. Ewing. the House iouk up the
preamble ahd resolutions relative 10 bridge over
the Ohio River al Wheeling when they were agreed
10.
On motion OF Mr.. Archibald. the resolution OF the
Senate IN reference 10 the return, OF the
Ton OF the white male lnhabanIs Of this Siaie wus
taken up and agreed to.
Mr. Harvey offered res'luIisn, authorizing the
select e"mmiiiee TO VIII ch has been referred peu.
tons in reference 10 the official conduct Of Judge
Hayward To send for persons and papers in order 60
inii and complete investigation Of the aIleJgcd
IniscondurtOf that Ollie, r-osi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30
MARION CLAY CHR.

At an adjou rned meeting OF the Marion
Clay Club held at the Court House in
Fairmont en- Saturday the 10Th, day OF
December iS43 for the purpose Of ap
pointing delegates to represent the Coun
y OF marion IN the district Convention TO
De held in this place on tho l8lh day OF
January next and the young Aen-s Kat
incaAo1 Convsntion to be held ia Balti-
more "a May next.
A|pbeRs l. Raymond offered the fnl
lowing feso'usions which we're unani-
mousiy adopted
ReStlrei, That the Wings OF The
County Of Marion at present assembled
do CONCUR IN opinion with the Whi0s
OF the other counties of this conrres
sional district in the proprIeiy
OF holding a district convention al Fair
mont on the 18th day OF January ls44
tor the purpose Of eIecting a DELIBERATE
or Delegates TO the Baltimore Whie
convention, to be held in May ext. and
hat The plan Of eleciing said delegate
or delegates by the votes Of delegates
elected by The peopleof each county in
the district meets their appreciation.
ResolUed. That $50 Delegates be bv
The President appointed TO represent the
wings Of Marion IN said district conven
ResoiUed That 10 delegates and 2
Al,ernates be appointed by the Presi>
dent TO represent the Wings OF Marion
in the Wing Convention 10 be held in
Richmond on the 22d day Of February
next.
RssolUed, That the President appoint
~ young men OF the Comfy Of Marion
to attend the young mems Wing couven
slon to be held in Baltimore on The Cd
day Of May next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30
vESTIA.
OHIO LEGIsLATURE.

SEN y r.
Wednesday. Dec 81. I6f3
Mr. Chamhcrs. from the select committee that
subject. rep'rted bill 10 lay and establish n
State rOaa in The counties Of Muskineum. Perry
and Fairfield. which read the first time.
The resolution frum the House for The printing nf
5000 esfa copies uf The report Of the Directors and
Snperiniendcsi 81 the LnnaIic Asylum 1000 fer The
use of the Superintendent and 1900 for the use OF
The General Assembly. vas agreed 10.
NOTiCES-By Mr. Chambers OF bill further to
amend the OCT provid ng for enumeration &c
white male inhabitants above the age OF 2 years
On motion Mr. III .zelIne, the Scnaie took up
The bill 10 reduce the compensation Of the members
Of the General Assembly.
The question beirg on agreeing IN the recnm-
me''daiisn Of the chairman OF The committee on Re-
irenchmeli'. lar the indefinite posponemeni Of The
bill.
Messrs.NewIOn andChamhers address ed theSena-
ole in support Of the bill aud against the rccomIer-
daiicD Of p~'siponemenf and Mr. Disney against the
bill and in favor Of ITS PosIpsnemenf and Mr.. Lshm
against The bill and its posip me nenL
Before taking the question tho Senate took q
recess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30

hsoslrfs LAST Two DAYS. by The Miami canal 1,
- o9ls tlons. 459 Do Whsksy. Is 40 Linssed
Oh. ~ do Grass seed. t55 bbIa sri 200 - T.,i
oot oals Pork, ~ hhds a. bt,ls Hams and sk,ul
aef'' ~ e2ls Reef. 20 Tallogy DO Grease a.
roissh, 4Og bush Rye. 400 DO Corn. 1900 as Coz
,en tarn, 6eO lhs LASTS snd Pegs. as empiv B.r,ss
~ hailfoedi l33 bis Flour. iQ4 30 Wbi.kev.
% yideF. - Pods barrels. Sc wbi.sev ~. 8e0i Ibs
Gus fofs, 800 do Fnniiurs. 4 boxes Shoes. dos
Chairs, wsgon, rs Live Hogs.
log a--soles AZ lie Canal a. e3 68 3 a. and
inspection. OF Cuy NilIs. 400 81. sold a "a "a
on moadey,oui ihai price was refused By TIE miess
Hocs---fhere i 2 Ioi Of Barsen oouniy Hos& =
PEN 500 N number. os which % hss been ssiass4.
Ness weighing go ~. vory fns, sold peslsIs,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30

<thc tenant in the ,iruckle bed
Oa went tie buele again and again re
pepeated. AZ last heard voice cry \
Oh Lord, what Is thatg The cock was
silent for moment, TN again he blew
his angry pipe. What is that horrio
nciser Again il was repeated loud G.
nough 10 tear down the house could
bear tho longer SO crammed the bol.
sier intomy mourn The cock contin-
ued his mathis, IN, friend slruya ed wi,
the horrid anaoyance, and also with
sleep ill al last Chanliclecr, by one vi
oeni effort, upset pan, upon which. no
doubt he was pcrchcd. The compound
|elanor raised my friend upon his legs
IN dreadful rnge, mixed with amaze
meat and curiosity he few to the finder
box to strike a light. When saw the
expression of his face putting at the ma CHI
al was insuderab.y comic! but il would
require ribs Of steel not 10 explode with
with laughter when his question tn me
of Oh dear; dear, what is this noiscr-
was drowned by yell from Chnntic
leer, and TO see his look-wilen. after al.
lowing The cock lst} 10 finish, 1 replied
as 1T waking from a deep sleep. sWhai
noise de-y0u uean2' At last wearied
with laughter, | told him all-showinp
him where the hero was deposited. In
stantly be removed his bed. De,ermin.
ed upon vengeance he opened the cup.
board door, which was no sooner done
ihsn the terrified animal battered out,he
light with his wings, and escaped into
some conner Of the room. The candle
was lost--so down lay my friend grumb.
bling. At break Of day, Chsnticleer =.
gain commences, but be was quickly as,
suiied with boots aad shoes and oil kinds
OF missiles from both beds, which ST.
fenced him iill breakfast.
Such restlessnes and fun Inever did
pass before, aud lear never shall again
II. is not often that one gets 40 hearty
and innocent a laugh, although, 10 be
ure. my friend and Chanticleer were
|uffer ers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30

woMEN.--Pcrhar- a more Just or Less,iG.I
conPl'ment Was never paid 10 wonen Than Tho
following. from Jadee S,ory:
10 The homer. the etensi honor Of The ser. he 1,
said that N, The pain a duty. no sacrifice Is vim
them tso high OF hoo dear. Noisng~is mn, them
impossible hnf 10 shrink fon what love; honor
inn"cenre and felighn require. The voice Of
pleasure or Of pawer may piss by enLee,led. bur
The voice OF afil,clion lever The chaubrr Of tho
sick. the pi"w OF the dying. the vgis of the dead
the affairs Of r~ligion missed the presence Of
the sympail,ies Of woman. Timid though ske be !.
and delicate that the ~mds Of heaven may n.s
roughly vi-,t her. such cssions she loses ali
of dsager. and assume prrssrua tural counr~
Then she displays the undaunrrd spirir which nee
ther conrts difficulties evsdes ,hem that resigna-
tim which uers neither mnrfnnrs nor regrets; and
that pat esee n, suffering which seems victorious
over deaih ITSELF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30

-
TIE Paris coffesF''a''faa OF The >;stional
'lnielligencer thus describes me cxecu.
soa' in the c'pIal o.sfss Isl inst of y
criminal by lhe gu,ivtInc:
Yesterday morning we saw What i
now rare ia Paris-a public execution
The gaislntine IS ll,e only mole. A man
nams( 's5almon.' between ihirty aud Tor
y ysers ofbgs Was convicted GA the
$'th September. Of having buichcrei.
In the wood Of vlncennes poor follow
TO get possession Of passport and Ger
hf1cate OF character. lie was prepared
for death by a priest aud showed courage
until he reached the foot ofrhe scaffoId
when he seemed TO decline into slupor.
and was with difficulty rushed up the
few steps ofthe scaffold This was erected
on the Place or square ST. Jacques, near
the city gate orthat name. The execu
tion took place at eight o'clock At this
early hour the small square was dense
~ crowded--about three thousand spec.
tators, Of whom women and children of
the common class composed large pro
portion. Silence prevailed without any
apparent enotion. The chaplain re-
manned belew.
may estimate the scafold or platform
at nino feat square on which were two
men besides the operator, and this gen
uemeo; styled sricsfeur des hauses enures
wore decent black suit, without any
disguise, head bare. Salmon was first
placed with his feet tied and hands fas-
tened behind his back. on an erect board,
his face being towards il; the board was
then turned down so that the neck should
correspond exactly 10 the slider Of the
apparatus. On mere touch il fell in
simultaneously 1.-The trunk of the culpri,
was showed at once into large box at
the side on level with the platform by
one OF The two attendants the other
seized the head aud deposited it also in
the box, the lid closing at the same Sc
coDd- The whole affair did not con
sumo more than two minutes.
II Is a tsadition that the Doctor {Guil
lofine) who invented the machine was a
man &C humanity, who meant to temper
capital punishment with the mercy of the
greatest possible despatch, simplicity:
and eeftitud~. This account OF him NAV
be believed at the spectacle. The hal.
ter - barbarous--the old axe and block
were often afrocious' In 1907 and sos
with essed two execution on the Pace
dc 6reve, by the guiiIotine. Themeih
cd has been improved in some parficu.
lars. The government avoids an exhi-
bition IN ordinary. cases. For this pur-
pose early hours aud distant sizes are pre-
fersed But il still pillories half sobs e
NJ onces and oiien- on the Place de Grevc
opposite the CITY Hall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30

The reguiar day and night wagon line from
Cumberland 10 Wheeling. which We noticed. as
having been formed by the wagoners themselves.
has been put in -cOnpleie operation. Fourteen
wngons have already arrived al this end. arriving
daib and regularly in four days from Cumberland.
Goods consigned to this line will be regularly aud
safely transported. } H Forsyth & Co. are agents
for This city. The prizes on the line The same
as BY other wagons. or about the same. Greene
d Cos Express. same agents. sends wagon here
three times week. or every other day. two days
from Cumberland This is The why for light aud
valuable gsodsns they only pu' through spec
dilyi bot safely. being locked in an iron wagon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30

There has been a most horrid murder peFpe,ra-
ted IN Tipperary, Ireland Three rufians effected
an entrance into The house Of gentleman named
waller ana pulling OIL iheiI Shoes surprised him
and bis family. with guest or Two, at dinner Phev
assaulted them before they were owsrs, end beaf
TIE whole party ladies' and ALL in The most dreadful
manner, leaving hem apparently ifeIess. Mss
Vereker, yonng lady, was so battered about the
head that she has since died, and has Mr. Waller
The cause Of the Outrage is said 10 have been ar.
waller having discharged tenant. Oiber ou.ra-
ges. similar nature. thong not equally arocious
bave occurred IN this turbulent district.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30
EUROPEAN MoDrs-,he NJ

EUROPEAN MoDES.-'Ihe New York cores
pondento Of the Charleston Mercury writes thus OF
the fashionable hours kept by society in New Yurk:
Speaking Of the mIation OF foreigners reminds
me OF 70 ST abominabIe practice which o class Of
our citizens have imported from Eagland I went
TO fashionable party The other evening and having
iilte business Ia engage me nj home. did moi sart
nniii about half past nine o'clock Judge of nv
surprise when ! arrived The house. and found fhc
good host joel beginning 80 light his lamps. went
mp IN the senilemen's recepiIDn foOm, and found
one or two other simple mind-d men, Who, like
myself. were ignorani OF the mode a. % honrs-
Well. after waiting nil hall past Ten, few others
arrived. and il was not Till eleven that sufIicienf
number Of guests were present to make iolesable
buzz Of Chat or course IL was toward The shurlcs
hours Of the night before person could get snug in
bed Now this seems 10 De ludicrous. to say moth
ing Of as perhicious effects upon health ands noraIs
Even if il answered in such a country rs England
where there are 50 many rich mea and mobiles hav-
ling n,ihing m the world TO do il would not answer
.here. where nine men IN ten ore obliged 10 be I'D
and at work by nine O'Clock in the morning at The
aiesi Il does seem 10 be a most absurd and perni-
cious afecialion To begin 10 dress for q social
parry sUsns hour after all decent people are
IN bed! Thai's rational with vengeance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30
BY LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
TWENTY EIGnTH coNGREss
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81. lS43,
SENATE.


SENATE.
communication from The War Department was
receIved aud referred c. nisinng Report from the
COmraissoner Of Indian AFdrs relative TO Cherokee
claims on Lands west Of Arkansas.
MIR Walkers resolutions on The subject Of Gov.
ernmeni III pendiinres was taken ~
Ms Evans asked IL all the information sousIa Tor
ha mol already been published 0p 10 i640f
MIR Walker said the docn menss did not exhibit
the places where The public moneys were expended,
Mr. Critcnden did not understand Why this was
desirable. and fhosght the resolution required a
labri0us and useless task
MIR Walker said statements were psraded and
scattered through The country, shelving the grants
oil public binds 10 the new Slut s, aud now he
desiud 20 show what States had the grants Of
public moneys
Nc Woodbury. said it was practicable to do this,
generally, as he had tried il or two years.
Mr. Evans would tot oppose the resolution, al
though he thought il could only Load 10 fallscious
information. t
The resolution wOs then adopted and the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Petitions being called for,
Mr. Adams presented memorial against the adj
rn:sson OF any Stale into ihe Union wh.,se eonsIi.
iniiOn t0ieraies slavery. This memor ia in COM
mon with great many others before presented,
was referred 10 the rommiliee on foreign affairs
Reports We're received from the Standing com
rniiiees-
MIR Carroll. OF N. Y. from The Gommillee ON pub
TIC expenditures, presented n report asking Zoe pow-
er TO send for persons and papers.
Mr. Adams asked The reason for this request
Mr. Carroll answered that good deal OF money
coail he saved by this proceeding and perhaps they
could expose many expenditures which had already
beeu made.
LAND WARRANTS.
a resolution calling Cor information as to persons
who have obtained land bopniies iIh and wiIhonr
warrants was the next business IN order This
Tesoiuion gave rise 10 snme debate in which Msssrs
fiamlin, Cave Johnson. Thomson, Hopkins. and
others parIicipa ted.
THE HOME SQUADRON.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration oflhe
oilowing resolutions. offered by MIR Hale,
RESOLVED. That The secretary Of the Navy be
instructed 10 report TO this House when the Home
squadron was first established by law, what have
been the annual expenditure IhercGar. aud how
mneh II The estimated expenses Zoe the next year "a
intended for that purpose
long debate followed, in which Nessrs II ale,
in5eFsoli and Adams participated.
TO expedite business Mr. Sfeenrnd moved 10 lay
on the table. Lost. and the debate continued unnl
the house adjourned.
Petitions were presented
BY Mr. Harper The petition Of Adam Peters and
80 other citizens sf AIuskngum county. Ohio
Also, the petition Of George w Manypennv and
81 other citizens. Of tho same county.
Also, the petition Of 300 citizens Of The sams
county and State praying for the erection Of bridge
across the Ohio riverat Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30

NEW BEDFORD.-The prosperity of this Erea
whaling port 81 the United Siaies is forcibly brought
10 the view Of The public by The New Bedf1rI
Mercury. IL Is mot too much TO say. perhaps, tha,
there not another town Of lis size in The United
States or 10 tho world. in which 90 many ships are
owned, as in this same New Bedford, aud certainly
no seaport where they ell probably employed
at the same tine. The entire Bcei Of more than
TWO ho"dsed square regcd vessels TIVE believe
about Two hundred and fity) is now al sen. win
only The exception Of a ship now fIng and a
haTqne. Seven ships and barqaes have soiIsd with
In The last few days. About a dpzen schooners AMI
perhaps half that number OF sloops, coasters which
are laid up IN dock for the seasor furnish the oniv
representation Of an amount Of tonnage belonging
TO that port which only exceeded by that Of three
other ports in the United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-30
For rllr rsnEs.

Give yeur mite 10 The pror and perdy. The
cold winds ol-n inter ace mnaning around their
wretched hahi,oiions. aud they suffering and
dylng b,r wani--fof food and faimeni.
Ye prnnd who live in palaces,
Mid F"mp and luxury.
Whose vesiuIe is al silken thread,
And fne wrouRht tapestry.
Go ont among the bowels where
The poor and needy dwell.
Aud mark The sealdsng tears they weep
When Of their wants they tell
Oh. WIN could hear the orphans cry.
And see The widows feprs. ltt
Whose ppverty has crushed Them down
For many weary years.
Ard turn away. uRnnifuisf
Their Indebtedness and sorrow,
Nor Eve miie Go cheer the heart
That knows no joyous morrow!