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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01

" Ns EHSGfrSH gttHb,s medicine ~ the FTifg-h
collage Of H,aih- Loni,n.
FEVHESE Meirc,ne1 cure eNyry' disease which
atuniis orcurc.
They remove rom the stomach, liver and
interchangeable olnsi traklny OTgau>-tue Oh
siructons to the cue poriOrnSnCeet their healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
Gus secrctipus, and prevent disease % enabling
tho body successfully to resist the prsdIspOslu
I'D exciting causes TO disease.
2 They Increase the action ufthC absorben Is BY
which all mOrUId SrO~ths are aiken into cirGU-
lauou and afterwards -NI,e led from the body.
They restore the regularity of those process
es upon VIII ch reformation aud cIrgul IltOn vi
IN. lOod dope d..
'These are the only medicines known IN which
email d. ses have po ~eriu aud beneficial eiiec o;
aud yet, of wAI,h IN extreme cases; such very
large doses may be administered iearlessly anu
win greatly Increased advantages to the pa rIent
Tee itIsh college Of health having revoked,
annuiled and made VOID tue appointment Of DR.
HoiauO Shepheard Moat, he his ceased % be In
any manner connected with or agent Of the col
lsge of Health.
George Tay Tor. being now aud from hencefortI
the sole general agent the JnIeI Statcs. Of ne
British college Of heal for the sale Of Morrison
lis. or the Vegetable emyeTsal medicines of he
college Of health; no other PERSON bat The SAID
George Taylor has any lIsht or authority 10 nom
mate or appoint general aSgats !Or the sale OF
the above medicines
GEO TAYLOR, IL Chamber Il sole general ag't
JOHN FISHER, agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
IN - u X 4 n G II.
COMPANY

Id u L w IND "a hANNb tO-u Nv
ME subscriber having been npponird agent Tor
4 The FIRE, Life md Marine Insurance Co, of
Lexington. Nv. will take Fire and Marine Risk, Al
The rates usually charged by the other offices "a 'hs
city. Application may he made NJ the Counting
room Of SIIRIVER g. STEELE, Water ST. Vince
lug. HENRY X LIST. Agent
Wheeling feb3 GIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
JAMES II FORSYTH & CO.
FORWARD DING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
WHEELING, "a.
1.-THE LIFE OF TIE FLESH is IN
THE BLOOD


ENVERY disease arises from impuriy of rile
a blood
Brandeths Pills are The hest known remedy for
oyery disease. They do not cure by charm bat be
ing entirely vegetable assimilale 9Th the blood and
effect n cenaiH cure by removing all impure particles
from this subtle fluid ct life. They are beneficial
IN oil diseases may be taken under bny crcumstan.
ees without fear ofiujury, bot en- the contrary will
give relief IN tho most acute aud painful disease
BEWARE or OUNTERIEITS-NU Drug.
pisl in the place has the genuine Pills
An U see the certificate of agency. Zach box
toN has on il three copper plate labels. the top and
bolton first printed with red MN ouj then with
black Observe that on each BOX there arc siH FAC
smile signatures of DE- BrnudeiA
Three thus, h Bundeth VI -.
Three thus, BpuIum.u Bundeih.
Sold tn Wheeling hy
ROBB s. STEPHENSON.
sop s-6n b. BRANDETU. NJ n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
Z. 5. I'D LIZ POR WOOsTER.E

Wc will stau our coaches
Ats1tsl - g In future from ili, place. al
25I6 }}f4,1L-tsh o'clock a ~, ON every Monday.
- Wednesday and Friday. Tor
Wooster. Cleveland. Nurvu'k. Sc. VIA 81 Pleasant.
Cadrz arJ Canal DIVER running In connection 81 Iil
lines 1r Lower SluIu-ky Perryshurg, end Dn Geo
Detroit me fare on Ibis ru0rc hes been reduced Boo
proportion io he umcss Jewellers wishing ,' 60
north, Will fud fbrs cheap speedy 7Ej pleasant
route Office ar fIe bar rl Zoe Hotel Water
street. Wheeling We ''HN = Wv fiH.
pfYfYfrr
r,..r.- rr.,.-.y. R--r' fHrgA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
1NSGnAN7,


- IShS VIII he taken ~ the FIRE s. MARINE
n q, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
a me iouscSt rats ON
buildings of all kinds, st ne, brick or " OGDEN
add their contents:
SIeanooa :; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And m6rcha nd $50 Of all kinds
And aSanstall dangers attending the trans
portau9n OF goods on rivers lakes, seas canals
ami railroads.
r the character Of the companyas TO prCup-
ptude aud IbcralIty IA the adjustment aud pa
ment of losses we beg leave L. refer 20 the mer
chats q This place and elsewhere VINO have had
me auJu' NJ 81 claims upon US. aug
Ollie Main ST. DLAMB SeC'y
WESl ERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000
THIS company ,bcirg now duly orga nized, is
pro'ared to make Insurance on every des-
critpIln Of Fire aud Marine Risks, such ; Cyyel-
ling Houses, Store oUses &c with their con.
tents Also, ; cam Boats, Fiat Boats a I'D Keel
Boats, with their carRoes, 10 n nd flom any TOrt
on thu Ohio and MissIssippI rivers or their trib-
ntary streams. Application for Insurance 10 he
mode for the present at the OifiCe of the Wheel
ing Savings ms litutInn
1ug N'COY, Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
NiENDEL & HARBOUR.

"BY INDUSTRY VIZ THRIVE
HREES exeluim. give Us a good home aSd we
Id will give you plenty Of HONEY!
The county. town or INDIVIDUAL right OF new
iut rovement called HISERS COMB NED PAT
ENT BEE PALACE, cen he purchased IN Whee
ling al the store Of A s TODD whero a model oil
the same Goa be seen Prices 10 suit the times.
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
PRINTING INK.

NATINTE.R News Printing Ink Just received
w and Tor sale al man ufacturPrspr prices by
dec 10. ROeB & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
RED SOLE LEATHER .

UST received al the sIgn Of Big Red Boa,.
- 3lGe los Red Sole Leather. very superior ur-
uclo- SAML MCLALJ.EN.
oct IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01

e GROSS FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.-
- Just received ard for snlc Wholesale and retail
by OLIVER PRYOR. Uti.nS
declO Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01

Sugle papers i"r sale ny ihe etrriors anu NJ tae
'aff.ce nj 3 cent, copy.
The Weekly papor. the Western Virginia Times.
- published GA Wednesday at 50 SO per nnnum
IA advance. or 3 If not paid within one month
from the beginning the yoar. No new subscribers
'~ill DO received. except such as pay an advance.
FOR moAths 81 50 is nvarably charged No
subse riber received for less than six months
and no paper discontinued. except atthe discretion
Of the publisher. until all arresruges are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01

4 AmES XIV ER TOHAtGO.-lO boxes
- OrrurEo Pcrry'. ord Honey Dew rr .urs.
ri9r 71auiy. cn consignment pud lpf sale Hy
SWEAIJNGEN & CRY NRACkEE.
fsh2a e.. 4t Na's- d,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
JOSEPH TASIOu 4, son.

JOSEEh IA LUX q SUN
FOR harding AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
eoTnsr If Eufap and German streets,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
NJ ESTERN MERCHANTS are respectfully
w informed that Ne have mad. arrangement =
to Forward Goods by the Baltimore and OR'o
RAILROAD The cars being loaded at our store ard
consigned To houses Immediately on the road IN
CumbeT and, enables US 10 send goods through
with but little expense or handling al either
point.
Particular attention will be paid to Produce
consigned TO IA for sale.
dec 2O-d2m JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
IINIATA IRnN.

A SunrIy ou hand md or sale cheap. hy
"a SwEAWNCEN & CRUMBACKER
iob2l No % Water NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES L. WHARTON,

IT INK coHNEK oF UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
Book and Job Printing.

~ The Publisher Of the Wheeling TIE es and
AdVsriser, hus juSI received large assortment ni
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York and BAIT
more comprising the most elegant kinds receHtly
oast there; and some Of which are not . be found
IN any office West of the Mountains. With spa.
sious Office, experienced workmen, and ne" male
rails, no il prepared TO execute every kind Of
9sttet 0pte.. 9p,;"t,nq,
In the finest style and al the shortest notice.
~ Steam Boat Bills. Posters, HOndbills, &C. prin
sd nj an hours notice dee ] ;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01

BUNKER HILL
lust received IRON the neighborhOod Of Bunkcr
's Hill. a few cases Of VI ~ superior goods. Which
will he sold low for cash, viz:
case Ladies Calf Lace Boots,
DO do Kip do do
/ do Misses do do do
l DO Youths Kip Brogan',
All Of the best quality add warranted not To rip.
Call at the Sign Of the Iron Wheeled Black Nam
moth Boot, Market square. TODD.
feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
Important Arrival.
MORRISONfS PILLS

o. hs EHirtrsH gttIL,e medicine If the RriI-h
e,Hrgs of 6aih-LoHdoA.
CHNfiI.SI NI...If..IrL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
GLASS,

ULhb9s
TNHE subscriber has for sale few boxes OF WHs
dow Glass, 8 hy'l0. and 10 by IL which he
would he glad iu exchange for cash. Dry Goods or
Groceries Enquire al The sign Of the Black Nam.
moth Boot. Market square.
fbIO A s TODD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
Dry Goods Trade.

few days ago made brief remarks about this
trade giving the prospects of the approaching
Tar as we coududge at the time Sncethat time many
favorable events have ranspred to strengthen us in tn
assertions we then made Within the past week our city
has become thronged with strangers consisting Of
chants from Ohio, Michigan and Western New York
Southern merchants have not made their appearance
yet When the season gets little farther advanced
shall see them abundance but the impression among the
merchants IS that they will not pay up well Wes-
term The length of credit by our jobbers a
ects the Southern dealer than the Western They
have heretofore obtained nine and twelve months md
have, at that length Of time experienced great difficulty in
meeting their The evil they have labored
under at home must be remeded before they can submit
the country have been cautiously made and as thor
the buyer intended to pay every dollar at maturity Re
promises short credits small sales and low nrices
the ruling features of this branch of business which
are in accordance with true mercantile prosperity
Several public sales have taken place this season fair
proportion Of which of domestic manufacture-cre
dit, six months-wih good endorsed notes.
Very few houses have been established lately and
most of the old firms remain without change. For many
years past at the commencement of every season.
Of new houses would spring into existence like mush-
rooms, without capital without experience--in short
without the first requisite necessary to enable them to
stand beyond tho maturity ofher first liabilities This
state Of things crested and for short time sustained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30


ssE h.sn9 Ss:
sssH &c! Eth: Rv g. s.sS fhs
Isss: SSss W. s. Sss:s "a
III %a
s'sf !s T: S.'s ss
M;!y cs;s';1:: ESS. %c1ss Is s csasS
Co shf:n ITatn T's
NC; Nassau pes'bo% Rich "end Allen PsI,On; Com
S. Mis- Hopin: Pster.Surx Daniel Baker sIs9
and H%SSe sso Ryder
md.s ss Hsg Ss r'a''" from Hamburg" with
o, ssp E e nsw' Proctor days from Philadelphia
French baIqus Esse sesnss 80 day. from Rochelle with
~nds the pass'ge-had 60 days from Wo, Of
Balqus Magnolia, oonn. tOf New Hsven) IS dry. from
BsIaue Ring Rose 10 day. from New Orleans, it'll pork,
s"s a.s. s!s e.: from Trinidad Cuba
New Orleans with
Brig 6@Gp Rota:oP, day. from Charleston with cotton
British brig q N. sone, Mann 10 days from Windsor, Ms
p S's to c B1sas Gays from AcAa Ms with
sshi Iowa Carney e days from New Orleans with sugar,
Sehr kl'ira Eldidge, days from Georgetown, sc. with
ssSI Mdds:.I sS Day; from Sc with
sshi Glide Lake days from Phlsdslphi, with COAL to
schr Oneida Holiness Virginia
Sloop ticnzi, Durey, Newport.
Herald Marine correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RHODE IsLArpER,}
Newport, April 20, Istl
Ar a7t James Long. Hawkins from Providence for New
Sid Ih D5fySq' Leo %
". sae% Roses, St Johnsi Ri,nz aud Jas Long, New
General Record.
ASHORE Capt Tomp, of the r.. Tomlin from Phladcl.
pha the 2sh mae fore aud aft schr ashore on Abse
sFr ELI waiTrrY Tor savannah went down from Boston
on The 27h but when off Bird Island Bar man fell oyeIbo d
wa. done but he .p d " on I f a a
ana em;hed az ,uodown She likely eff at high
M';So pEsssL-scan brig EoIo. Captain CssteIlano
and ha. not Seen heard last for p,er@g
w 40 not ssow Of any ,a.prsnce in IN. quarter
It, the Of ST. this vessel on
t Court Of East Florida Two weeks. T6. aec ne D
Of he m % BY an
DECISIONS made by ihas cont for some years.
Mead and so The salvage decTss% o O, , Isaac
saved from The T s Bh brig Herald CEN.
saved from the oop Lloyd was sold auction for Sa,oo 20
nam for rendering ssssspce 1t is expected IN, o. .hs..
Harret will be condemned. "'' ''"'
viSaS, writes from Vera Cruz sfstns that bs .s sch,
been Mercans Vera Cus-into which n nsd
Of his vessel having sprung ea lie was ken or
with his scut Lsguna He's that he Abandoned
-S25 GOO for damage and detention.
Wnnicmcp.
The yne Somerset in addition the before given
sH swhs eh Tu.barors White, Goidprus 500 VIII IS sp
Ds 81 %c wcSd r1 s n s
ooa stove in doubling the cape. Heard from Jan Dragon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
En- nndN Tofal Md
On hand May l, 1913,

Provisions-Pork-small sales of Mess at 50 co. and
prime S. IS Beef city and country 81 IS So for mess
prime Sc Sc So But little doing in Lard; the range
from 81 to g.
Ffrtit.-The cargo Of ship Saluda, which was to be
sold Thursday by auction has been closed at
sale 1900 boxes Lemons and $500 Oranges, ut SO all
round
Municipalities are very steady bbls %, and Drudge,
81 cents
Sseds-There is less demand for Cloverseed, prices
ranging from TO cents Timothy, SIG $ls. Rough
Flaxseed, 50 a 50 %.
ashes-The market is inactive. Pots, S. l2I and SO
asked for Pearls.
Coffon-Tkere is more activity in the market to-day,
and prices little rmer Fair Cottons ranged from TO T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.

HAMBUkc-Ship Howard-9 pkgs Thos Grunenrhal-l NAVY
Agent-2 Weckmeister-l3C Muer-l7 Harmony-4 q
LoeWig-4 Meyer Stuckenl Young. Smith col w Peh
II Wiley Punam.l Ball, Tompkins Blaek-2 Bramscn
spelier pkg Manning & Koser-l kszat coo BTe
thaupt-3 + Lipold-3 NJ Wiencl e-8 Wilhelmy-3 An
2 - Tesdo,P!Tl Mary Do9glasEa LuscheI-lo A&
F Ahsbschs-l T Tesdorpt-l Freudena-i Brustei in
Koap-! + Water--i Els Poppe-l J NJ Opp. nheim-3
A Schroeder hofman-5oO empty DENNIS J M Open
hsim-3 pkgs 10 order.
RocHELLE-Bque Esge-2 cks % do brandy 81 half do
wine 80 casks OGRE IL casks so bundles plants Seg
PoNcE-Barque Magnoa-l6s hhds molases 66 do 43 bbs
Rowland Aspn wa34 hhds sugar SO do moasses
ORDER
TRNIpApBg Helen Mara-35 hds IS tics molasses Chas-
telan PonveI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30

il that prices higher here than in anv of the
other large markets This is owing solely the scarcity
al this point Just at this moment There 10 DOWN. ard
receipts.
cannot be expected that the above range of prices in
the Union will continue to be paid through the season
The west is too full as we showed this morning to war.
rant such high average rate the table gives and the
prospects OF the forthcoming crop are too favorable But
England which has lately been made easy and yerv
much cheaper than any other outlet to that country will
by taking of larger part Of great surplus prev emf
prices from going down to ruinous point. There some
con ISOLATION in this 10 our farmers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
PIANO RITES AND
NEW MIrSIC

THE Musical World invited to examine the and ele
CANT assortment Of superior toned Piano Fores for
sale at the Music Saloon 20i Broadway, below ST. Papl
Church, sign Of the Golden Tyre Among the Pianos for ,ae
with elegant Hahog and rosewood aud
bet harp stop grand action keys &e &c Pr-
cts low for cash.
New and Popular SONGS Duets Marches watzes and pie
daily publishing and receiving rom in
country. Among the publication. arc-Tbe Fire
COMPOSED and by Russell Indian Hunter old Clocs
Tase time Miss Lucy O, Bird Boy sail with me- The
bee and the lily Land Of the Mou tain State Street ack
Step Church Bes Child and HI dew do Spiri, Of beauty
kverlap Bygone years. Gepte Queen OF flowers an roo
shegheTd ma d Poor mans friend N " City Guars NJ, rch
". Y, Quadrillts, Review quick step. &c sc.
Guitars, Ftptes. Strings, sc. constantly on hand.
Music Saloon 2o Broadway, sign OF the Golden Tyre.
mia taV pnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
Domestic Importations.

New ORLEAHs-Barque Rng-252 bis do seed Tllinr-
has-2as do pork so do lard 10 hhds hams Lesud57 bbs
flour 60do pork Reid bbls hams
3skegs hfd lard w Janes.la bbls nerk Morgan
60 do Hour NevIus son-144 BOWS Cary3t Wilson
&co
New ORLEArs-Brg Eugene-2ao hhds sugar 20 bb molas
SEES ,vens *
New ORLEANs-Sch owa232 hhds sugar 222 bbs IS br do
IL tics moIasses Bar K Pope
CHARLysIoN-BIig Dmon-l52 tres ricetVietor & Duck
z98 do II Leverch-85 bales Victor Duckw
80 do Pansk3a do Fnch Co9 do order-2 bales cotton
cask lice Hewlet-3 bales Samuel Browns hhds
bales and bbs Stranheeker-l box mdz MAJ
II do TayoI3 do Gavvelli-l Dbl keg ii h
II package Baummea-l lot of rigging aud sails l. Pettee
pigs order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
WATCHES DJAMONDS Nc

THE Subscriber having retired from late firm OF Gel.
ston Ladd Co has commenced business AT the corner
OF and Wall streets the Custom House for
sale Of fine Watches Diamonds and Genemcns Jewery at
prices in accordance with the times
All Diamond Je bought Of the subscriber will be
purchased by HIM after ductDg thereby offering
10 purchasers opportunity convert their damoads into
money at tins they may please.
Fine Duplex Lever and Leppe Watches which he
commend and good time kceper-ao Gold Chain
Pencil Cases, Watch Keys, SC
Silver Forks Spoons and lea Sets of the newest patterns
and best qualy and kmanshp per
on the manufacureTs prices All above articles shall
equal 10 the bsst made in New York.
Watches and Clocks repaired under his supeInten-
dance, with the assistance OF the best workmen.
U nds, Pearls and other precious Stones and Silver
bought or exchanged. VIM f. LADD,
IL Wall street. opposite the Custom House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
Passengers Arrived.

HAhsURo-shp Howard-s Causen, A Horstmann--3 80 in
the steerage.
TRIrID4p DE CuBA-BIg Helen Maria-H P Hastings, u
PoNcK-Baque Magnos-Capt Trowbr 'ge.
CHARLEsroN-Brs Dimon-Mrs A w Hunt Miss A Stew
art, Church and lady, Capt A Bray e Yale, A Tweed
Hewlett, TIgge, Watson, n Hell bert, Ingram, A
Galbraith Stevens Palmer, Stenbachand I2 in the
soeTage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.

QUSSlAN kEsA> SOAP-The Subscriber has Just recei-
~ we'd bs the bark konbe from Cronstsdt of this
ceeh,ed soap which for shaving and the toilette
to be the most suseor article pow use three
this article introduced Of Boston,
aud has been sold to howard, Of eoo persons every
with perfect satisfaction, and considered the and
cheapest family that be used Fer sale by the dozen
Dr. cake very low, by SAMUEL w CREE0H,
No. fremont House, Boston,
Prices y 50 and IS and 81 per cake, according TO
sire. The quality OF esch cake is the same.
~ B-A beral discount made TO Wholesale purchasers.
as M, s3ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30

This is remote and operating in the late rise Of
stocks The extent of which, however, has been the 70.
suit Of speculation
The following is table of rates of stocks in New York
now and at the date Of the last packet -
PRICES OF STOCKS New YoRK MARKET. DEc. Is
1872, AND MARCH 81. AND APRiL 30, lsi3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30

The abundance Of money with tho banks has been the
great cause of this apparent RISE They loan low rates
on United State stocks Ohio 6s at 90 Kentucky
os at &c. Stock spectators without capital thus obtain
the means of causing rise far beyond what the mere
purchase for investment would create The most judci-
holders Of American stocks foreign account gradu
ally feed the market these high rates. thereby sadding
the banks here with what may ultimately prove serious
ancumhranca to them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.

THE subscriber bsgsesve inform his FRI nds aud the pub
lie thar he has the above well known house, which
has been thoroughly rped and p,nt-d in the best
newly furnished thIoughou aud will be open on the first Of
May next.
The delightfully."- stusted immediately opposite the
steamboat landing sni from its comma vewer
tending the Kill, and the bay and hsrbou, Of Sew
York To tosde esirou, Of pleasant resdenc- during the
months possessing The advantages Of fine sa water
bathing together with beautiful drives and wallis and conve
pent the city hours by the Belmont
House offers Inducements unsurpassed by other on the
land and the subscriber trusts lha. his orme, efforts 10 ye
satisfaction OF the Pvon with his renewed de-
termination TO % render his house agreeable
will him the OF pston the patronage
- GEORGE PIERIs.
New BRIGHT ON. Ami, ~ Iai3 '2lsfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
Cotton Trade.

The cotton market throughout the United stetes seems
to be rather inert Holders firm, from the demnuton
Of receipts and the hope that the crop will be less in
magnitude than the last and that the low prices
last will enhance consumption. Buyers do not
submit TO demands based upon these views, hence the
operations s The following is the state of the crop
to March 81 and April 81, this year aud last -
RkcE'Prs EXPORTS AND STOCKS CoTToN THE UNITED
STATES, FaoM SEPT TO MARCH 81, AND SEPT. TO A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
The Comparative prices Liverpool classcation are as
Corn Trade.

This market continues inactive. We give the quota
tons to-day. Genesee Flour IS l2aS5 %; GEORGETOWN
S. 90; Ohio via Philadelphia, 81 Silvia New Orleans
So OoaS5 81; Brandywne, 81 rs; Richmond City Mills
So 80; Baltimore City, 81 co. Scarcely any Wheat in
Saies S .V Srn,N e sa mo means plenty
from 60 to IS cents Northern Corn, A cents and Jer
sey 81 cents.
Annexed is list of quotations at the principal markets
at the last counts They the extreme rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30

- BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.
The following sweepstakes open, to c.me of the
above cture the last week in My.
no. '. Sweepstakes ~ horses having a rurse
$780, rub So0 H. f. mile unde the saddle
No2 Sweepstsass for all havinI woa a pure
sub 500 each. h. II Two mile eats, in harn.'s.
No Swe,ptake for horses ever having otted FIR money;
Sob. $00 each h II two mile h ats, IN harness
No Swee hi never having otted for money
sub o. each. h f. mile heats under the saddle,
No Sw eptakes for horses having won Purse
owe SiO SUB 800 each r., mile heats best in S. wag
ons; wagon with driver, weigh 300 pounds.
No Sweepskes horses NOT over 6v. ve,r, old ,h.
spring Sub 500 each, IT,, two nit heats in harness.
aoov stakes TO close the LIST Of May, by ocloch
NJ, at sMITh'S, 81 Park Row ~ -
The resnlar purses will be gwen in Nav. a3O nsec
NCHOR-Ope OF Porters Patent Anchors weighing about
"A 1900 pounds, for aale By
EK. COLLINS & co,