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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06
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HARPER BROTHERS PUBLISH THIS DAY,
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF HANNAH MOORE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

| =,
suit of Clothes aIe IN a hours # required; good ~
NATHANIEL, md .o disappoinnen under forfeiture ol The aftl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

>OAR DING-Y ouns men ana men with hcir
D wires can obtain good board with pleasant -
IhcrE.-,treet. Rsienrlces gyen and miIed. Nf ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

Mr HARRINGTON, the great NlasiT!-. % hI9 FL
, sGa Ms PEIILLlfS ths chff'HpS n6G a.
Emo LADY: tii.ASS.BL OWING, and 2Ct,s'R III
OSlTIES.
Day performances ever, " eIre>.iay an,
at O'Clock and 81 O'clock Day 's'ilss siai,s '5
eyeuin. ine.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

The Union Bank Of Delaware mas declared dividend Of
,? per cent. The Eank Of Wilmington and BEandywine
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

SiGNORA A. CASTELAR, C,tANEi isfl,
- Has the pe.sur 70 her friends nod l
lie that she viii give her second ard last to.crlt, f
berace, ON Thursday evening next, July g. by
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

DEALE'S MUSEUM. attrseJiep u tt-
4 Fourth still kept lithe same ferfoEms -',i.
same entertainments eiyrn--,rhe GIANT GlFL,>5N
Old wsi-hs go lbs. Nj. BCLNNN t, rsug '',Ifsl ID
nor Singer; " lSter RhIILsI, t,- GEriy ie5 r. Esaaa
Dancer Nj :. BROUWER. the celebrated tua-ic
Miss ADAlR the charming Vocalist: and -s i ta'
ARD The ~ pert JugslrJrs5. The ~iio,e to vt a5 &.
SHILLING. Performance Saturday .-lls1u i.-E
O'Clock. Lecture entertainments cJUa,aics .'
Go'cl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

w L. CONKLIN Gate firm Of Green " Conk
w lin) respectfully informs his friend, and te pubic
that he has removed No. BowerY where he w haE
stanrly hand comp-te assortment of Mem aud Boys
Clothing of all descriptions; Cloths Cassimere5 and Ve'tss
the shortest notice and in III: peatest style:
Mr. will saperintend his establ cnt and, rs s-
tOore devote his personal attention 10 the making O Cn-
dren Clothing.
Also Cutting done for those who prefer having them made
home. yeJ !iniS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

List ta be continued.
Books imported order by steamer, single
corjss or quantities. a may BE- desired the best
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
WAVES ON THE SEA, A MOTIVE
POWER

An English publication says that this
power, which has long been vaguely
known to exist, but the idea OF ever
bringing IL into use never appears 10
have been eveu thought, is lust now be
ing brou ght under notice by Y. \. TT
zIer, who, by means Of some very sim
pc machinery. has made the a ternating
perpendicular motion Of "a ship, by the
power OF the wave, subServient 10 her
horizontal motion through the wafer
mode Of the application of this pow
or Is thus described:
$40 conceive how this pow r can be
brought into action, IL Is necessary TO
know, that 10 whatever height a wave
rises, IL has no effect on the calm Of the
water below, further than a depth equai
TO It's height, aud hence 1t IS easy la
render the power Of waves efficient, "
offering them II resistance; for tns p-n
puls,on OF a vessel, this resi- stance is oh
tanned, by connecting a sort of platform
placed beneath the undulation Vi the
waves with the vessel, floating i'm them.
at both ends o fthis platCormand brought
up on each side of The vessel, are strong
connecting rods, attached 10 arms work
ing on the axis; TO these arms are fixed
ratchet rods, worked in tooth wheels
connectel with paddles aud at every
pitch Of the vessels the alternate perpen
dIcular motion causes the addle wheels
TO reyolve This is the most simple az.
Plica:lon Of the power. but, by a proper
arrangement Of requisite machinery, Nv
wheel, NC. the motion of the vessel NAV
be regulated AS true as by the steam EN-.
gtne and by springs placed in proper
parts of the two floating bodies, namely.
namely, the vessel and the platform
all danger may be resisted, aud concus-
slen rende red HARMLESS Mr. EtZler cal
~culateS that NV, MY TO thirty miles per
hour ca D. easily and safely attained
ny these means, and that, taking into
consideration the duration Of Gains.
when there is always an undularion e
the sea, the average rate OF velocity on
long sea voyages may be estimated al
from ten To twenty miles an hour. \
perfectly successful experiment has beeu
made OFT Margate, with the most simple
mechani IN, and a moiel is exhibited in
the captains room at Lloyd'S for publ
inspection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
METHOD OF CAUSING CABBAGE
70 HEAD DURING HE WIN TER.

In the fall ofthe year when it is lime
to gather cabblgcs, we a!wU vs. find more
or less of them that have not formed
any heads. They may have grown we'll
AMI have a large stock of leaves, bIr
nave not closed up IN the form necessa-
ny to MAKE a good. solid, compact cab.
bage.
William Vance, Esq. Of Readfeld. has
prnCuSed, Tor many years, the following
method, which eilecIuaIly closes the
loose leaves in the course Of the winter.
thereby furnishing him with a supply Of
The best kind carly in the spring. In
The tall OF the year, Just before the
ground closes up he gathers all the cab
bages winch have not headed, together.
lie then digs a trench eighteen inches or
more deep, and Of sufficient width 10 ad-
init the cabbages. tie then closes the
leaves together by hand, winding a wisp
OF straw or something else around them
to keep then together, and then puts
them IN This trench, with heads Gown
and roots up He then packs straw or
leaves and earth snug about them, and
rounds up The earth over them. The
trench should be dug in n place where
the wafer Of the rams and SHOWS run off
and will not stand about them. A beard
or couple Of boards, matted together in
the form Of a roof ard put over the
mound, may be uselul.
In The spring OF the year open your
trench and you will ind the .lbbage all
headed firmly tOgr' her. and il ne water
has not gone in, vii be- solid and hard.
Mr. Vance hos had the a., odn - 10 send
US a few heads which he las formed in
this way, which were very nice. By
following this plan, we not only pre-
serve the cabbages we'll during the win
ter, bot save much Of the crop which Is
not considered worth much Maine
Farmer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

The demand ior Maryland T,baccn
has been very iair throughout The week and sales Of
mridling aud good ~qualues are readily .hrcled at
Ibuui former rates. Cumm,m and inferior .,rIs atu
not m demand aud are difficult OF sale excrpi at a
re,iucii"n "i the rates heretofore asked hv hu'r,r-
We quote ini,rpr mud common 50 50 a 81; tniddliug
IA good 81 a So; gnod So SO a 8. and line So u.
Sales oiOhio ute freely making aud prices are fully
sustained.
WlIlLkN-The hhds iu market have been pretty
generally bought up, 4 % q, nis which price No
continue Ia ga -. S;i,st. IBIS frpm srur,s At %
a p rents. The wagon price of bbis - 81 cents.
eIclu I've of the bbl. The insprciInns IL Tic week
c"nprse % hugsheads aud 395 barrels of whirh
~ h%ossheads and 40 barrels we're received by Tho
Tide Water Canal.
WAGON FRElGIiTS-We continue To quote
the rates by wagons from Cumberland To Wheeling
aud PiuS5nrsh, n, % a IS Denis per 100 pounds.
The charges ON the BiltInure aud Ohio Railroad
ir'ih this city 10 Cumberland are as fellows, VIZ
Cohee and manufactured Tobacco 25 cents per 100
lbs. and Guceries, Dry Gouds and other Merchau-
disc generally 35 cts per 100 los.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
CINCINNATI MARKET. Sept 9.

FL0UR-Snles uf 5000 bbls CITY Mills Yesterday
at 1915 and 300 at Canal al S3.7I-and from
wagon. al 50 6S. There was a sale at 1000 bbIs at
Law renceburgh. ou Thursday at S3.75-half OF IL
Conveys broui. packed IN hII honps. ~ nJmirab 10
order, equal To- Genuesste-Ihe balance. The brand
Ol Crniis 81 Co. ni,u u guod article The same price
was offered Tor 500 bbl- more Oi COmegy's brand.
Miami MiiI~.
WIIEAT-P.ice has fallen "A L. zoe. a. hugh os
the present prIce ui Flour will justify. Receipts
ample.
WHISKY was fnHer yesterday. and sold al Ca
nal and hrver at I7ic. 100 hpis NlcGrpcur's m
good ha-relswns sold al l74S a large amuun. in
shipping 10y Plat Boats. and Slramtua:s nie taking
~ through To New Orleans as low us SIC per bill
The siock m Store L. hight.
SilIPNENTS-The amount of produce sent for.
ward la New Orleans tIIs week has teen veiy laree
rOn>IdeIng The low stage ui wafer. Syramure street.
Yesterday, vas filled wuh drays. irum morning Il,
night: transporting Pork. &c. from the Canal 1, Inc
River A Heel Oi seven Hat hoais vail leave. tot,,pht
for New Orleans, laden wHh Pork. Bacon. Lard
Flour Cheese. Whisky, &c. We shall endeavor To-
give an accurate account Uf their casgoes on Mon.
day,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

TRUTH Is STRANGER THAN tlC11ON-
One at those singular cases ui individual history
Which s,mti3n.es a>tuuIsEes the mass, 10y theII
sin2uaU.y and ecceuricly, was related To W ia,
OF er day 10y o freud Ut ours. m whom We have
the most lmplitu confidence. The facts are as fl
lows SINE seven years ago a gentleman died az
GeOrgra. 'eoNug a sou ahuuI iuuuren years old. and
property TO t"e amount vi abIuI 10000 The "a.
'cutOr Whu had been q particular trend ui the old
man, was about Ia place the h"y al schO1', With thr
Iuteuuuu of giving hIm every oP uriunI y at e Jcy
ng the he ieuls ct = liberal eduunIIup, when lnr UN
suddenly disappeared leaving u eerutu that he had
gone off, bat m What direction, Why or ir what
purpose was unknown. The guardian urulr IN ev.
cry direction Begging his ncquaiuIancrs ~ make
enquiries suU have a uOk OuI tor hun But no trace
of han " hatever could DC discovered. Seven years
passed away and hts fate sIll remained a mystery
Ia his friends. A short time since. however, las
guardian heard from sume person thai he Was seen
some short distance ui Mobile Iu lhIs Sale. With
on I The slightest delay he started IA puIsuu OF the
young man and lOund him ~ The netghLorhuOd ui
The place where he had been seen. lie Was euga.
ged there m cutting au1 hauling wool, had been
engaged al that business for several years aud been
a steamboat hand o. the river between here und
Mobile Tor three yeais. lis guardian Eund hm
with a face buui and tanned with cxLusure t. The
sun and weather and hs hands harI irIm the effects
OF labor.
lis guardian told him he must rnne home ard
take charge ct hts properly, Tor he cnuli ~, continue
To take charge OF Il any longer. lie SAID he could
not leave then, rs the mtn Tor whom he had bee.
working OwJ d hIm Guy d"llars. lie wls at last.
however, persuaded 10 settle uth his tn blower by
taking his nuie, Whom quesluued ~ To- las rs.sons
Tor Leaving home seven years beipre. ne sad he did
not like To 60 {" schuul. - dur,ug all thai u.ne he
worked hard away from home amI aiming Strangers.
rather Than go bica lest he should he sent To school.
lie knew loo, that he was wuril, property, yet
.-.--
deuce in The neighbOrhond OF Mobile. he gained the
reput1Iio" OF a strictly sOher, hard w"tktrg. prudent
and econ"mIcal young man. Las, week. . pa ,scd
through tbs place uu hs return 10 Georgia. where a
snng property. which has been ACCOMMODATING under
the careful management OF his huursr aud lmlrlul
guardian awaits hun. Our readers may depend
up"n the Tulh OF whaI we wnte.-HOHtgCmery
lAb) AHUeTbStr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

CEORGIA-ADDKEss % ruE WING CoNvEN-
IL N.-Thc Wing Convention ofGsorgio, through a
committed. of which senator BERRIEN 5 chairman
have issued an able and Interesting address 10 he
People OF that Stale. After a DISCUSSION Of some
State poIic,. the Address takes up the io'iowi g ma
rional topics. as involving i'm "rJanI issues between
the two great political parties Of The county, the
Tariff; The modification Of the Presidential veto; the
esrabl shmenr q a Bank oi The United States; the
Distribution Of the proceeds Of The slies ol the public
lands.
The address conc'u les with Ihese words:
The Convention have alsn rc.cnu-idered. ard
with entire unauImiiy reafirmed. the DOMINATION OF
HENRY CLAY. ir The uflire OF Chief Magistrate OF
the Uurun. OF this pairIutic cit,zrn, 81 long ami 81
ernIucntly distinguished IN the councils of the ma.
uun, WhuSe name Is familiar rs a hCusehOld word
throughout The length aud breadth of our land. anG
who has ele"aied our national character both at
home and abroad. what shall we say tu yuu7 Shall
we pronounce tins eulogyi 10 Is written ia the
IA arts ui au acmJrug and grateful people. Shall
we detail has : rvIce,i For more than ,hirty years
past the recupi ni Them Is Ia he found IN The pages
ui our rauonis history. What Ihtn-shall We be
silen2 No. fellow CiIzcnI We bear tu YOU the
aspirations, The ardent desires of a su1erns people,
as they ae Waited To us Ola every breeze irOrn the
Norm ana ir"m rae Sbulh from The last and from
The West, ui lreemeu bowmg ~ humble submission
10 that in>cruubie Providence which has hereIufure
wre,Ied from them the irHIls al victory. buI firm ~
their relIanre CA the same ub dIng mercy Which has
been 50 oiIeH vouChshled To them. strong ia the AS
suianCe Oi n hope winch has never filtered, and
iuruing with united aud unwavcriug confidence O.
the Farmer at Ashland rs the stay and hope nl oul
country, 81 Dec jaUIHte, the resIprer and PROTECTOR al
her prosperity and happiness. PREPARED for IA.
struggle which awaits them. they brde their time >
aud they say 10 the f.eemen Of Georgia, BE ye ala,
ready!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
REVIEW OF TIE BALTIMORE MARKET.
Ob.s Of Me AmeriaaH.

AMERICAN COTTON q wOCLLEN GOODS.
The demnnd Tor goods ui American manufacture
has been good throughout Ihe week. and The price.
oil me various articles under his head remain fra
at last weeks quotations. which we repeat To day.
HOGS-Ihe supply Of 1--we hogs at market This
week has not been full. aud We mole a considerable
advance ~ prce. Early ~ lie week sales oC good
quaIiIy were made at - 50 per loo lbs. aud more
recently At Is.
FEATHGRS-IicaiI sales f Western continue
70 De made ai2o a 50 cthls per I'D. a. ~ qualify
lhc'' is 20 god demand Tor HE article. and l6 GEMS
has heen offered uud refused lor a urge lot nnlr,uI
selection.
FLOUR
Homard Street FIonr.-Enrly in the week hold.
efs Of HONard streeI Flour unifurml, asked 81 s7k
'' goou m'heu biards nI winch puce The auicle
was Urn. bot there were no Transactions.
We note sales Oi uuhtckled ,oier rolled
hen'ucky Hemp ihIs week at : ceurs yer 10. &
"a rs.
PROF.SiONS-A sale Of 200 barrels Mess Pork
""s mad Oh Saturday 10 go 10 PnIladrIulm nj sII
rash. AID early lhIs week 100 barrels more were IA.
re" 10 The "a emnnleI OF lhe same price. There
nave ID e" IN" sales Of Mol THIS week, as lar as We
nfe ADVISED AMI We quJie IhIs dc,cuuupn ps b.t,re
hi SlO @ 10 p. Asale Of nD,ut IJu .,,,.L. "
'efH FrIue vas made uus week NJ 50 Is and ap,.
'le' sale "i lOJ Barrels syueN hat better IN oualuy
o. . %. NihleT packed pune Is held at $40. The
'''SN VI .'fN now 90 market Is unusually Lsht for
'he 'ea'o" and does mot prrpaps errceI 3UUO bar
res OF an descriptions. We are not advised Of any
safes OF beel. The stuck at u!rs auicle Is also light
we 1nole Baltimore Mess ~ before Of $40 q TO-.
% ahj No ] al - IS a . - Tue transaction, m
Bacon have not been heavy this wo,k. and have
"'e" Principally iu itims- descriptions, aud 81 about
Just weeks quotations.. We nuie a sale OF a mixed
p'f'cI 81 Western SIDES mud Shoulders. n very su.
p'r'f aHirIe, bright aHd dry. at 5 rents for Sides.
'"d cenis Or Shoulders. These pu,es ore how.
ever above Tie general market rate. We quote
rnine Western assJrsd % 81 q Al GEMS, SIDES, fsr
q" lfme, al - O 20 ccnis; Shoulders 81 % a Cts,
ind Hams 81 D a Z cenis ~ 30 quality. The sales
"l prime WesH'm Hams are principally nj 6 ceuts
= he SLICK VI uI qualities Of Western BtcUn D. very
Tor, bot luiouOr descriptions are dull Ui sule. The
nnIy lrunEacl Ous 100 Lord that ne have heard ultll.
week worthy OF uUIe are -ulps ol 25U barrels We-i
No ! at63 cents, and Of 50 barrels ofhe same
at % ceuls TOLL. Sales also OF 40 bar.
fes No. = a 81 cent. Western No. ] ln kcps Is
held 90 a "a ceuts and dull. The inspection. =,
~ hail ubis Beef 100 kgss Buusr end ) ksy. snJ
~ b5ls La d,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
SAVE YOUR OWN SEED.

o is time TO commence your seed
establishment IL is always lar more
safe 10 raise such seeds as you wish to
cultivate on your premises, thai TO re.
~ upon the honesty Of others; for there
are a thousand motives to deception, ana
the vender whose lat year crops re-.
mains Oh hama. will choose 10 sell il of
ruther than experience the loss which
It's noa disposal would involve. There
are many kinds Of seeds, particularly
those cultivated IN the garden depart.
ment which can be easily obtained. and
TINS rs the season TO commence the work.
But says one, ''my neighbOr Is a We
~ careful man IN relation 10 this matter
he generally saves his owl seeds, and
~ the spring, when | want them, / have
only TO cross the way and he Will cheer.
fully supply me with all want. II Is
20 use trouble my head about such tri
hes!' bot that neighbJr, Of course, will
select The best Of his saving for his own
use-uniess you have a cIuIH upon his
generosity, more iangiblssthau most
men acknowledge such cases; and II be
should be SO benevolent As To pity your.
constitutional incidence, and give you Of.
The bcst-lhInk you there would DO the
same honest gladness in your breast
sowing and ~cuItivatiag thcm, as
you had gathered them yoursoIR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
Frm the Boston Daily Time.

y " IA lt DJslul DdlIH llmgR
FROM CAPE HAYIIEN-AN AMERICAN
AIN ARRESTED-CapI SiurIIyau OF he
brig Charlotte, which arrived at PedIund on EIuudsv
night, from Cape Hayden, reports that a ieH s,,s
Jeiure he sailed Mr. Usher. tie Amer. an C.u.,I
there, had received a lsuer from GOuaIyes. fr,m
Capt Thomas, OF the brig Zebra. ut Norm Yarmouth,
staiing that the captain Of an English vessel had
n'nde several attempts 10 enHCe away his crew ami
had come a]lungsIde Of The Zebra IA hls boat. on t,yo
or three evenings - take Iueu oil. tie crew cDuser.
tug. Indi Oh Monday evening when lie had come
alongside asaIs iOr this purpose, Capt THuInas aIyt.
sed him MT 10 Prosecute his attempts bot 10 90 from
his vessel; bot The English Captain sui persisted
encouraged 10y The Zebm's crew.
Captain Thomas had employed a lIaytien Ia assist
nim "a preserving hs men, and hal placed a loaded
muskei Wi han hts reach, Captain l'uUmas and lie
Hayden both warned hum That II dad not 20 away
he would be fred az. But while the EngI sh Lsn.
tan was V.iihiH a lev iulhUus ol the Zebra. lac
exclaimed that nhc was bred uI, be would feIuut
Tie hre, OF Tie same Time raising something It Ia.
hand, Which probably Tie Has tIuu supposed Co toe q,
muskeii on seeing tnIs. he fired and 10 wounded lIe
EugIsh Captain. That be- died SUN ancr.
Captain 4 Iuu hs male we're examined the nert
morning uy the iiuyticH Magistrates, and committed
10 pusyu luere To- await tue decisions ui tuo uut.ort
Ties u POu au Puuce Captain Ibutus, had wpt.
ten Go Mr Usner ~ come immediately uv r iu la.
assistance. ~ hIch hs ~ role hi be would Do. if.tt.,
Ice had learnt Toe dcrisI0u Of POu au pr.cs. b.
p'eseLce should sudl De- needed. Nc turtle, ,ut,,
uHtIsu lad been received Ou Tie subject Nbes Can.
ialn 5. sailed. Business dull al Inc Cope.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

No There is something always de.
grading in a sense of Indebtedness?
No nan owe an obligation To a neigh
b,r, without a feeling Of Iittleness on his
own part winch nothing bu' u neutral
and prompt bcnrf, can ~ctIcctually rem
owe. Always en- leavor To keep yourself
above board in UGH matters, and new.
sr sink when "A SLIGHT exerllpn will ena.
bic you TO swi n, and as "a step towards
Independence save your orH seed
Maine CuH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

We learn by passengers from Inc east, that the
damage sustained 10y tbs rail road, is entirely re-
paired. OuG That freight and passengers are now run.
ming as usual. We cupy The follow ing further
account oithe food from the American Of the 9rh.
We learn from DIR Kennedy, the interchangeable
agent of the Post Office Depa rtmeni, hat the damage
done by Tie Hood extended over a large section OF
conniry. IL IS believed that the whole region
between Harper's Ferry aud Cumberland has been
overflow ell. AID that the avagrs at the slur ca extern.
ded 10 a considerable distance North aud south OF
The Rail" ad. When DR. X len Chamhenburgb on
Thursday evening, the cars from IIarr shurph had
not arrived, although considerably behind their TIME,
AMI great fears are entertained Tor the safety of the
r'l road. The mail from Pittsburgh had not arrived
theoe al The lime he Ieil, and II was reported that
Serious damage had been dune ID the Chaiabersbuts
Turnpike.
The large bridge on the Cumberland Turnpike,
about tWO miles easl VI IIaIcuck, has been enurely
wGPI away.
Tie injury done to The Winchester Railroad will
speedily he repaired. The passengers from Vim
chester reached iarpers Ferry yesterday about ,ne
usual lime. A letter from one Of the officers OF that
road. cOnlLIns the follow ug Information:
MANCHESTER. Sept. s. 1913.
The tremendous nusd oi the 6ih INST. has done
considerable damage 10 some OF the culveus on our
mad, aud TO a p0ruon Of Ihe road itself on the low
ground, whIrh Will lay an embargo on The Irausnl.
s'oE OF tonnage inr a lew days bot Will not Inlennpt
the regular course OF travel, or Ihe prompt delivery
Of The maIls
la London Comfy. Va, it is stated mat immense
INJURY has been sustained. a gentleman who ar.
rived nj the Point uf Rocks yesterday, repurted That
lac saw marks ol destruction all along has ruuIe. In
some places large quantities Of gram were carried
oil 10y the hrds, fields ui corn we're desrruyec. and
great uumhers Of caJle aud sheep were druNnrd.
ln Washington emmy. Md. lhe damage was com.
paraiNeiy Iutrng. The sIreums were much swollen
but very Hide apprehension Was ielI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
IMPROVEMENT OF TnE ONO RIVER.

The annexed letter contains The gratifying assn
rance u at The great national work Of improving rhe
i"Figlii"n ol me OHIO river Is gUI g on steadily aud
sysIemaucaiIy-BgiL American,
WAR DEPARTMENT. August IL. I543.
SH; ln answer 10 yOIr leter OF the lOrh INST, !
transmit herewith "a report IRON the Typographical
Bureau showing what measures are 10 Uyerat ION Tor
The improvement Of The nayIgaIiuu OF The Ono river
above the falls. Very respectfully.
Your OoedIeut servant.
J. " PORrER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

= correspondent OF The Gazetre. recommends a
meeting Tor The formation Of CLAY CLUB. We
second the m"ve aud al The suggesuun Of persous
at our elbow, give a notice for ono. which appears
a. The head Of nI cnIumns.