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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

EDITORIAL CHAseE.-We understand that
the editorial department of The ARTIST, a taste
full and favor,e monthly periodical published
in this city, has passed into the hands Of Mr. Rob.
inson, whoae varied scholarship, elegant taste and
critical Discrimination will doubtless give it sub
stantial claims to public favor. MS. R. states that
he has secured the best writers for its columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

native and adopted citizens.
Henry Clay-tse Patriot Statesman and Orator: Earih6
the OF his fame; the first DONORS OF the Repuhs
will ere long be the Jus. rhule OF his genius Adopted cit
zens will never diminish from The fail to contribute
in sec uripg tie other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25

ANY individual, asnius' ,he advice OF som of my
personal luoaLs, wh' were hs p]9jl.ca. .ucuds; who
frankly warned me oiJhc consequences ol entering
into a fight. saith oue s>lieIt 90 ioal holds aud IA.
'a'r tricks. aud Who tell no ,es,uiuJ Ia t.c.r auscru.
puiDus use.
I]loNcycr much / may DC mr,caJersis,a anil ,ac
heat auI excitement OF au election, wnca lae var.
mc,i te' and AM closest bJuss are sonettar, seye.
.si u he argy collision. yeti have ,hc c,l.,l,tou,
'i knowing that time brings oii hing, even, aud ..
I ASK bat impartial justice I am safe tro.n ultimate
disappointment should be very sorry l. believe
Hni either "ay character" private OF pr,ie1.,oual,
lr eng lyr. L,gcuIei u2on me rssltog ms cleo.
.i'a Yours, truly,
JAMES 5. WHEAT.
A,-T 81 1917
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V"F-NplHUenCe " he I SGIZpte.
GREAT FIRE ~ NEWBURN, n. CAROLINA.
April is. 1913.
- Is. CHtNnLGE-DeIr Sjr-Whic Iwrioa
.'N',''"'" H'ci - s'hi rgug IN tbs p acc. Al lcast
"e """'''d building have accu destroyed, nnd II
y, ~ y 81 over 'honsh Strong IA pee ore entertained
i''t al! hat They possessed. stmc vino ,-e far, I,aS.
reg" 100 age and owned Il liuIo properly. h,,. hy
'''' Visitation been hervI OF home and every pr.+.
pect ct rumiari. "
i"' Hre originated IN one urlhe saw mill. he.
""I.'s To- 'nn B~ArSNoll, Esq an -urrrpusiug AMI
'"'"'g 'H'|e"' n '"'n "ro would be a. honor /,
'hy cHy CT l'wu ia tho Umrn. III, las, ba, hoe,
1sSvy, hui he las no, lost all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25

FE.rE.-The Warlronm Officers Of he
steam insnie hssaari now i,ins at { @ Niyv Y,rd
90 ''h''si'n, gave, on "Wednesday night last one
" '"e Nus 'r'iiani and interesting balls that has
ever been given Ia Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25

communicated that IH'.rs. 49, I-fF. -
questions 10 pll MI. Els,.,,, ~
Shoei.' to sn,rr,v
Aohe EGi5r Of DE Times:
SIR Is was no, aiI'rieI the Opportunity fire
Tdyins I" Mr. El5'as'nu. al ine meSupg wh,ca ua,
"eid on Friday ila'' and az 1 may no, nave rac AL.
vantage OF doing so At another similli meeting De-.
io'S the election, / am compelled 20 resort 10 This
most unsatisfactory means ofenisav'rlus O., sccug
s"ms OF Inc errors aId misrepresentation ia VI.
L aIdTSs'' al Ieasi'o ir as I AN personally con.
eefnes'
A'e'y one Is aware, 'hatl have taken uo active
par Ia '"e contests 'e. ei"ioEo bad ia 'i' county
,o' seats c '"ef ." our stale '' National Legislature.
oSs' come" 10 give NY vote on each ocra-
-" - ID IN" "'"H "''ss.y believed i"e beet
'7- "'" "'' I 'o''" make my c"'ice'
"''s ''s'Dy F'''ey S'lisI'i MAS moi |5-s-"i
"''1 some nae '''''' i"r The oApr,--
" 10 II 'r''''" j." '''a''o" % The Tx bal,
- I''.' ''''' '' virginia Legislature aud
''''' via some e'e'''neefns f.
-. ''A'1 '''' " '"' 1"e 'o'''n Way l.
''- ''' '-" '"" meeting stated a. P5''
49, -" 49, '"""''y '.''e. A!er
-. -, ~ "' some ''eHus' /
60 - -, 80 ~ o'p''1""y ID.
10 49, $3.50, "' r-s''' lot Tic 'o's
,.,,oy ,b.m. % y" o''
n ,.ra,f,, i, -. D'''s''e
,b,, , r,,r,- ,..,
of m. s,,,, - y '' w"
,,,,in, ,,u., ''f''
1b,t AS, oya.. , W .''' 0o""
ber,,,r,,. u,,tf,- H. ..,'
c,u,,,, r.. NAV
r,.b,o ''' !" '"' mus
~ ,.., - "' JO'' cause
IN 80. ~ ,'@. VOC "''" ""'
80, 'i'-'' "'''-'-' '''' ''e1''r'd
IT,. :, it,. 49,. y d "y''y % '"' 'o.o.
,e,c,s hal a,,.i - ''' 20
10 ss,n,, M ri-,. 't'"''z
his c,n,ur.e,, q, -, '' ''S' %
ents in the cou,,ry ~
men would desire ,l,, ~, .h,,,,
could. conal rsb.. unb ....I- % '
important Of these rigbf. emil $50, p
very nexl day upon the fn,I c,.,-. q t.
bill, against which. he had prI,.,s ,,,.r -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25
April II, 1913.
EEMMAEN-

~ II "a = e a
me . .i '' aus 'r1r-ier la'cn say that the
quo .'N'S ''e p''"''f'"Y ifes oi zee, anal al'
'"''> were s''."s 30 ''ldius'' i'r "Iaine-s.
''' p" ''''.''. Is ~A'"s yang IA
'., ~ 700 ''
% .' ,.-.''' Ia 'f5H''l' i",es pace iod-y.
49,
'' 0"'H''''' ''Ta "onI,r. Ia IL not
""' A"'''1if next
TIE New o leans Pics~j1r of the II IA ilst.
'i''-sa 'eN days prryi1l'. "a s,lr5aarr ur,e ,n .n.
some !lI.ous auJ white .ocu, ala village be,ycs,
i'''''" a"' 'i',Fs'L.e'n The cpars' ct which
|' we ",,' i"e result was lh"i three v.
''" "''' '''''.
Aavlrcs i5lm Clm3elrhy O., The 81 inr. .yrr,
'''e' '' Ne" orleans "n ihi ION w,i aHair,
- vet! "',' Us ''''Fe stalled. nua .ro'
't','' "'. token TWO lf'Ze' m'p port, Both trading
f.-, '' '"' % '"s" +" H,a''si schooner i'on
"' run. Jury "i i"e Supreme Judicial Cuurtni
~ %" '"' Io.' INST returned "',is cd
~, r, '' '".'-'' w ,s "f'l 'g9.ce against
T.t, w. '''' ''' N''''' ""so" i'' inc murder i
'''
i""'''''' ANA encrse'iF measures VIII he taken;
l rs sand D" forward the WORK upon ,so hartford aud
s''.' ''''''a" 10 IT'S completion.
a ".N ''',r'" 1''"'"e Ol'f'n' I"'A''i IN East
IN ''''' '' ''''!'
f.. H.. -. ~ '' "'1 10y '' N'N i'rA
40, H.. - ~ ''' ''" 'S
,,,, ''' '''''"0 nun ''7 "''e ''"'s
9i9t u'J' in sp""l" wers received al Mobile a
80 1''S >'.'C' -''ooJ' In specie arrived al Ne"
~'''e''y Oh 'e "a" '"''
Pc ,'"''"l o' specie received ia New Odraus
''. 100 '''' SIX months, Any he set down Iu
"' '''7 ID "'e "'t'''N Cd a'iIrs
Ire Kew ID i~t-ushlN, oG Bllunp-e. has arrpp,ed
me 'pIoin'Hn'" i oi Bsapp of Rhode Island. aud will
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Frm the New Yurk Express.
MEETING or TIlE Ills .OE!CAL.

Mr. r,y's r,.-r, ...
I-rn>rIrng,
The n~,s;,i,o ,.s1.,,l T.. c..
tain. Al. -. - o.
..s.n I,.,l ,,, -. ~. 49,
.rinn or,b. -, - -. o'">''"e
.l,.J bv n,,s y, IA, sup
and ,,,,:r,., So
,,v,l.I,n H. 80 " .Se''
s,n..., ,,I -, VIC" OF inc
sp.y, ,E,. c,,Ii - .''''''" 'n'
las b,ya 49,, -, "" P"S>.o"'
I'm, c,,,i,n,JL, -. ~ 80
Iiurt,, ,~,.,. ,,I -, - " ASH
Irr, NJ, - -; I'm
CO.. ;,,, 1850, '",''' MAJ
r,ir.J ,ol -, w. ,.'',roH m"
-ir.I -. ~. '"1''S ie
,,.,, IL,,lL.~a.LN 'il - N''''h
iI.,r AMI y~i.,,r,,. -. '"'
Irf. rb. o...,,., go ~ ~ SCI
Is,lte ,,. WOO, ~. 80 - pay III
| Gr,. ,,.,-c,., - '"''e"',
leo. .fi.r,! H., 49,, a., "''''1' was
Mn, w;..., - ~"S 't'
mont n, .,.,,r,,,, ny ga '.'H'-
I,i,, .c..I ., Tx; "o "'''"'s'E'
t.l IL, H. o., t,'" .''u.c,
versarv o,,;.Llv -. - ''''c U'
yav " Nh bi., - ~ ''e
~" nun l~NPp'au'e'I tnlS Guy-
sl-b n ONO ~ rh, -. t'o'''o" " -
! landed ,r,,,i.,7 TWO
h,uu3, 20 n.., ~ - '''"''''
,n"a' P~''se,''i' mere and therein
,rd; 49,, .j'1. ing 'o'hetS "a KIND
''s''! enough Seitlei M al
No., ~. - III ""'cA u wol.d
a. nm '"' o. lhu the
60 ,L., =, - "''' % c~''nrr"niSr
yi,ll 60. - P'''s was ."
Il, ra, 1000 49, "'' =, no,"'nS' or
TygaryaI G,..r. S,L ,',i n".h'nS -
! inc, W. 49, lI1,'s ,ue" course OF c'a
3rlho Government in is cnJoar,
arrange fas,iy This yry,,;,,. J.u
Ne proc,c.lad unoa a b,s;. of -.
and equitable con,r,niso ,,I -,
"a resu't which s,iI NJ. W.
mus, fully believe T.. ,,,,r...I ~.
great boiyo'lbe ,-o,rc n,r,,is .
LGreat applause anIInul oDS of 3s
SCI. Tha q"
'iane, the parties most imInsIi,ieiv nm
tcres.eL. have expressed themselves e.,
tireiy satisfied with the arranurn,,n,
and it was his firm belief that. m Inn.
moment, they were both f r better IF.
Khan they we've before the r~ariicafi,, 81.
he Traaty. The NAVIGATION Of Inc H.
~ Il Johns was more than AN aL.
lGaie compensation for the on5aral,y.
y u~1imPorlnut amount Of territory the,
laye yielded AID as to line Uurtri
iateS, be saw no reason why. in vieN
81 the terms oF the treaty, the Impor
] go .-..T-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25
PbiIndcIplia, Fob u. 1871.

IhHaicipIi1, Fob II, 1871.
Gents have recently used ,our $50 NJ
!i.AfH"nhd Canny with great effect in cass of
"hooping cough aud hD1rsoness, aud your canIy ..
eagerly taken By children; aud ] may safely saw.
lhhl never knew 50 valuable a medical ,DmnounJ
l"ier - pleasant 70 gIusc-It combines The healing
'nA'.'e ah1 Ionic, ln Just proportions. aud IL is 10 10
fee'Iecied, hot The beauty OF medicine consists in
n proper combination. should think in all cum.
plants oI The lungs, weakness Of limbs, oppression
~ other complaints, arising originally from a cold
ana chilled State oil Tue system, your candy would
De iolnd as useful a specific NJ exists. am, gon.
Hemen, your most O5cdIeut servant.
) e DAVIS, NJ b.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25

o., ~ "''"''' ""e"
ID were uiS'p
-'' " % tNP''' your res
'''P'eu mat was not
"1' "'' ue''''u N's J had n".
.A,,,., - >'" ''" "''''
~ " ''"'>'' "'
'"' : "'''''n 'y ''eilHs Tie rcs'-
~ s'"'"'"g !" That effect. ! told nam %
." s''u iauh-ihal Ne l'hc gentleman
"'' "ei''e referred ''ni mysei- 'h'nsAi
w """' nc s"'"'d sec Wat "a" express
''' ~ ''e "ee'ak s"''.i - "'Hi"
~ "'''' '' '"'' '''u as "'''-
90 "''s''
-,'' "'''''''s '' 'e ""''e '' "y
'" ''''"'' "'e".s' ana '"'" o'e
''''" "''." ne ''''s H' ''''='
5''' ie OF "uf"e'' oHi h~s.uo.rfy. Would
"' one wac '1'r" '' s"'.t4 '"i p'rn.
'''S' "''u '''"i- ''..'.'"~' "tFc supposed '"'I
: ''' use" W' '''e history cd 's united
''' ".' nave s''i.-." Cd '''' ."'' as'-
d year ago. "' ""'" .''" "'' 'a' ! "a'
'"'.'' ''''r'"S ""''' c''""'''"'
"'' ''y ''" "'i occurred gave A'n
'.' COS AQUA "' men "' "o-'S f'"e"aer
49, "'-" "'' .'' "s denial 90
" ".''''sI ION 'e fe1''i"s
'"'''''' .'' !
.r.... .r N''' '>e ""1
,y. go ~ o.. ''."''
800 "'='' nave ''.'''"'
., r ~ "' 1'.'"
,liro-r.,., 49,. ." '''.'. D."
rn tic c.--.c, c,.,r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25

i'Ny '''I mNsetl oound 10 % II Lori
\snOdrlon ana tell nan that acre was
Or there might be Il nap, or other ducu.
'lsh' al Paris which, II found, wo9ld
strengthen the Brtttsa claim. lpPiaus,
ana ''uIh'cr'J
Mr' webster woud conclul lie by say
,h77 ~, M, ~ va; Gn''r''y Sa'isieo w'lh
IN ain. I7,. n,.,.,, - o''H.'! !" regard
- ,,,;,.I -, W '"S''' II
,,~,",ry.n 's.eP ''"C'9 20 me
,bl, oi.hn,, - 80 '''"S '"e
p.,,i,, all - N'f "'e c"nIc'
.,..,ssc -, ~ " WIS Ia
nj 80. - '"N''J' Pa'rloIc.
,,,a,, ." '"e parton lhIS
~ Se''e d question, which
ID" '''' 'd'y o'arrtn
- a,a, was "'o"ei 10
h,J 49,, - c'Asal l'ncos
,nI -" "'' "''rIn'' TO Danish
&c az jealousy an Io
az N''','e ct P"arreI aHi
'"c'' '~IDJac,S b.
a.. y - . "'.'ohs'
,,t,.l.I H., ~. 49,. '''"'5 'J"A' was
,.'. -. '''-' ~ "ileF Il
=, L.G -, "a ~ VII Val a
~,,..,v =, P"9Si ny inc
and r~lo,urul cT,rts -, ,ha, w.
tll after the aI,n,,,, nr -"
,aat The report OF tlr. G,;a.in nrI H..
s2 ,ch Of Alr Webs or ys o,,Is,aiL a..
n, s.c.,ry ,b, ..,,;,- y
.,.,
~" "C'HH 'NI.- IS the Rich
""i' ,''ii'''r ms not g. what ia MET
us '"' 'uhc o. Tue un",' we think
800 ~ INFORM MIN That Captain ly.
49, ,I' ,I''' Il m''e on The chess board
"''4' "lI' ciecN mt'e Fm BIrcl, Ca,
.,r ''' al me resi- OF the host Of Lo.
''''L'''S 'io mas made u coli.
,,,f,.I '''e' 'he powerful, rniu.
- '-'.' 'hc'N .rate' IHvcn
,,,I., r. 90 else ; 'ioarhopld
- 80 '"''''clI = PlfheS,
49, H.. ,, - ia 1"rE''A some
w. ,'l.;si "a ~ 'e''e Is to
:" ~ - u" t.' election o!
49,, . ''' C'''a,n party
t,r-pras. "'''' ~
rho O., s,.,a"I r'"no party
mai. -. az rcas9 IS To
tnIr,. - " '.t' i'eaSiry' and
,G.J,o,E95 -, 49, ''. ne" re 'Sury
r - ''c'''' ''r me PnrPoSs
oand Caniy Pc cr,bqrg LIrL.
NDUlNlIIDVD+ NO - -,
IEN-Ihs N3,,y Ern, %
avs the Lo., Enc, u,a, ,La '"'','
gs.alurc. met 81, c,,,,. a.. p. ="
lilg last. and aIo,t..I ,asoI,y &c
,m~naudinu N,,i,,,r O..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25
THE INVOLUNTARY PR YER OF IlAppr.
n y. p. WILLIS.

NJ y. ?. WILLIS.
! have enough. o icdi Nv heart 10 pi,b,
R1na over ~Iih The GuIurss ur eonren,:
ArI aSI I'"k nm IN HE fragrant >tIrs.
Ar I-"n the beauty of the ui.hi LAKE in
NJ priceless P'rjon-ysI my.s!Tuo moro
!hsn IN TIC universe a grain al sand
I ireI lis El"ry who cnulI nlkca wur!I,
lrI n The lost depths Of The audiences
Leaves mol i lh'ng imperfect!
Rich. though poor
NJ low rnofe cottage is this hour = hraysnt
NJ i'tr - IN d.. AMI The ,org he sings.
That sweet voiced wife rmine. arre. Il. lie err
nv oIus chill. awake upon her knee;
AnI 4" ID bis calm eve o. hn mlsre,'s &c.
My n'''r hound lies cuuch7u'. and all thsr.-
All IN 'hj' lirl- hons. YET bundles Lesy'n-
Are m such love ~ I have powcrto s3yo,
Blessed 10 ovsra1w ing
Thun. Win lcok'st
Up'n nv bri inning heart This tranquil owe.
hn"".I as iuI!uoss. as T1pu dssI The dew
sent 10 the bid Ion violet by Thoa.
A'd, NJ that ipwer from its unseen abode
SENDS lis sweet breath up duly 10 The sky.
Changing lis gin 10 ino0uEe, 49,. God
May The sWcstdrnps lint 10 my humble cup
tiIi Ihrir way from hcav'u. sent back IN pray'r
frAgr'uce from Thy throne welcome
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25

PRE- Frl WONEN.-Grcrp. of the
BOSTON Iost, says; -)fali other views
, m'n may IN tune grow tired, bat in
ihe counielance OF wnnrn there is a w.
ueiy which sets WEAKNESS a, ~defauc,.
Inc divine right OF beauty says Juni-
as, rs the only dlyIae right Il man can
acknowledge, a.d a pretty woman tho
only IN ant he iSnot authorised to resist
\ LESSDN FOX PRIDE -A'exan-
der the Great, seeing D,ogalcs looking
A'trnuvciy al n large collection at h.-
nan bones, rIlcl one above anothcr.ask-
ed the philosopher what he was looking
Tor Il an seIrctiuF," replied Dicgp-
neS, "ior thc bones OF your father, b t
! cannot distinguish them from those Of
his slaves"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25
- I0aE. WeInssIly. p. M

The weather continues dir, ,.1
gIoomy-Iulto uuiayoroJ.e for ozt door
business The sales Of cotton anI -four
continue light, AID prices are firm.
Tho market Is bare Of every d@escrfo
ion OF gram. Nothing was done i'm
ashes, 50 IS offered for pots, and S. -
asked.
The operations 40 rhe Stock Evch,,r c
were heavy. State Is advanced A.. S, arc
6's 3, State 5's ], OIio IS 2, and E.,
lucky bonds g.. "o"
southern Enchango rempiIs qqn ito i1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25

The Montreal Herald s1gs-aWo a,a authorized
o 'l1'e Chat Montreal wuI immediately become Ih.
ss'i 'I government The residence UlJl8ta Reed
''s '.'' ''''n Ir 'he a"r'muIjiI.u Of bis E4.
r]a.Iaury uuHt 90 more suitable HrF,fr, ..
teI. Ih. uecossIy government gG.s. ,gJ =,
iHfiamanI House Will Js commenced as SOD, al,
iH- plane can Do prepared. Quebec Will be Hg
military heed quarters"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25

IN. ERE5IING DJ5COVERY.-Tbe
"IocN oi the Erie, the s~teJnb)tt bu rnt
"a year aad a hall ago on Lake Erie. has
0sen found. The discovery was m AIDE
Oy means OF a comp1ss, invented by Cap.
lun Cntpln, OF Now York, constrIcts4
80 ihIl the needle will indicate when n
urge body OF iron or other metallic sub.
Stances Is lu the vicinity, and us direc.
LLOl from OBJ. c0munss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-25

HUNT FOR HhrPlNEss-Itis related or
900 LsIom C1iIpn. n1l being slrcIy afflicted wIb
e.HuI' Doe was advised That au exchange OF sl,r.
"tl1 % mau who vas happy w0g.I cure HIu AL
..f o. long search Doe discovered such person. but
vas n.ormoI Goat rho happy fellow hal no sLyg
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

dersood. revere authority, and in this Repub.
lican country regad its eI, rcises as on evidence
of genius, intelligence and virtue. But Thape no
respect for tie base son Of fon honore6 father. On
the contrary. the conduct of that man who sulaes
by his crimes the pure fame and the high honor
OF his parent seems 10 me to be far more base than
one equally guilty from an humber station. But
wish nothing 10 do with boscncss in any shape /;
less, Of all on board a vessel belonging to tho u
nited States. On this account wished to get rid
Of Spencer. Two others soon after joined the
vessel, and thus seven were obliged to occupy the
space fitted only foi hve. I had heard that Spen.
Ger had expressed willingness TO be transferred
and hoped that he would now consent,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

Six months from tins tlne the Ohio Animal
Conference met at CrHc inna,i, and the young
minister was to present himself Tor ordination
as Deacon; and Bishop George wss the pre-
siding Bisrop
On the first day OF the assemblage of the
conference, our minister's heart sunk within
him as Ire saw tire venerable Bishop take his
seat. So great was his grief are sgitation
that ire was obliged TO leave the room. That
evening as the Bishop was seated aloHe in his
chamber, the Rev. Mr.--was ani1ouhceH,
and he requested him to be shown mp. lie
grasped the young man by the hard with cor
diality which he did not expect. for he had
made careful enquiries and found thai since
they had met before q eat change had been
wro.glt in him. lie was now amended. As
father would have received disobedient but
repentant child, so did this good man receive
his erring bu, ccnttite brother. They mingled
their tears together, while the young preach
er, wept as child upon the bosom Of his spirit
nal father. At that session he was ordained.
and he is now one Of the most pious as,d useful
ministers in the Ohio Conference.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

q" The Court Of Inquiry are now investigating
the conduct of Captain Mckenzie, in regard to
his proceedings on board the SoMEns, in executing
Spencer and his associates for muny. The Court
is held on board The North Carolina, at New YoIk.
The following is part of the narrative Of Capt. Nc
Kenzic. The conclusion must postpone until
next week, on account of the Governors Message.
U. S BRIG SoaEns, NEw-YoRK, Dec. 10. Is42.
Since my arrival at this port have been dill
gently engaged in preparing for the Department at
Washington a full and detailed narrative Of all the
circumstances connected with the mu,iny on board
the u. S. Brig-of war Somers on her recent voyage
from Africa ; bat having been frequently inl. rrr
ted especially by the soIici,ude of fri,
been forced to relinquish nv 9 ...~,
conine myself entiTr''
-.rer leaving the Azores aud Madei-
q .croberI proceeded according to orders, to
rener1e and Porto Prays.-Thence I went to
Liberia, expecting to find the L. s. sloop-of-war
VsndaIis. But on arriving there learned that
she had sailed on the 9th of October for the United
States as | understood. The dispatches with
which was entrusted Tor nef DtinR mus IehueI-
ed of no use were left with the u. s. Agent, whose
veceipt for them is enclosed. On the lth OF No
vember sailed for the United States via. ST. Tho.
mas, where thought it necessary to take in sup
pIy OF bread, water and other refreshments. On
Saturday, the 25th Of November, Lieut.. Ganse'
vonrt came into the cabin and informed me that he
had leaned from Midshipman Wales 'het eOnsp
racy existed on board the ship to capture the vessel
to murder the Captain, bring over as many Of the
crew as possible, murder the res, and CONVEX, Ih'
vessel into al pirate; and the Midshipman Spence
was at the head Of the conspiracy. Tbs '"'eu'
G. said, had been told to him by Mdshipnan Wales
whose narration was as follows;
On the night of the e5lh o! November, oet~ee'
6 and O'Clock in the evening. Wales said h
aroused by Spencer, who asked him to so up
An. b. .,oms, as he had something to say To lin
n. 20, up, and, on sutving al the booms. he wa
asked by Spencer, do you fear death DO 20
tara dead man OF fear TO hill mar "sle
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in liqud'n, 95,ooo,GOO 1I5746OoO 2Io,7a6S
!, 283,Oo0,0O0 li3432,533 1854, 26I
453.806 1qi

Net, 283oo0,0OO li343a,533 27,s94,26l 45s8O6 1884,
The column Of aggregates shows yearly increase Of
stock debts in shape In 1870, the United States
Bank, with 900 capital had just gone into opera
ton. The amount of State stocks very small From
that year. 1920, the Federal Government paid off Sl7s
all ,2ls, winch exnguished its debt principal and int.
rest, and left the total stock debt in $50
only in the time the bank stock had been
near 500 OOO consequently the money
those two emploYmsns had increased 500 which
perhaps the actual increase of capital the country
AT that moment, however, the mania commenced and
the aggregate stock debt increased 1867 eight
years, although in the previous fifteen years had in.
creased but 20 per Of that The inevitable
result of this the revulson which threw into quda.
ton sos 000 600 of bank capital and delinquency
in over Sl5 900 Of State government debts. In This
calculation have omitted the employ ed
in insurance and other company stocks because there
means of approximatng the true Now, them it
appears, that during period Of fifteen years. ending in
1885, there very little change in the direct employ
ment Of capital the surplus only about 81 900 per
annum, put into stock. During the succeeding
eight years, however the payments OF the Federal Go.
vernment, 100000 per annum not only ceased, but
the reverse took place. the Government became borrow
and near $500 0000 600 900 per annum,
withdrawn from other emPloyments and put into stocks
Bank capital nearly doubled and their loans increased
in greater ratio. Money rapidly leaving its old
direct application in developing the of the
country by stimulating industrial employments and
rushing into trade through the medium of banks This
had the effect in changing the employment of the
people, and building up immense interests dependent
upon bank expenditure, which the in Europe had in
making the people of England dependent upon the outlay
of the government In this the peace changed the
of affairs. In the present here the oversraned
credits brok down of themselves and above S2lOd6
900 delinquent and all the bank discounts greatly
curtaled Hence all that immense interest which had
been built up dependent upon these credit movements
destroyed and the country has been going through
collapse in consequence But affairs recovered,
end industry and capital getting into healthy
direction and with the constantly increasing volume OF
| industrial wealth, trade and untrammeled commerce
would soon grow to give healthy employment to
| the remaining sound banking capital.