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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-15
A Y T. 6.
TRUSTEES SALE

HDY Virtue Of deed OF Trust from Dana Heb
bard To me, dated March %, 1888, and re-
c'rded in the Clerks office OF Ohio county, ia deed
houk No %, page $40 / shall proceed to sell on
Wednesday the eighth day of March lS43, at the
front door Of the court house OF said county o..
clock. NJ for ready money, To the highest and best
bidder. the following property. viz:
Lots No |, 2. 3 and 4 IN the ninth square in the
lower Town OF Wheeling, which are erected a
valuable steam mill and sash factory.
Also. lots No 6, 7, G. 8, 10. II and IL in East
or Middle Wheeling. LAID OuI by Peter YaTnall and
others.
Also, valuable farm on wheeling rreek in Ohio
county, containing one hundred aud eighty nine
acres. being the same conveyed TO said Hubbard by
John M'Lure, adjoining the lands Of Jacob and
others.
Selling rs trustee. I will convey such lille aE il
vested in me by said deed of trust.
feb 10 JOHN LIST. Trustee.
The sale nf the above properly is postponed by
consent. until Friday, 24Ih March. 1913
M1rcn J. LIST. Trustee.
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NOTICE.

VI IL THIEF WIN entered the premises OF tho
subscriber on Market street, on Sunday eve
ming and marched uH with four OF five HATS in
their rough stale will do we II il, returning the same
IN quick tme, or lac my be brought up n charge
which he could not we'll repel. By complying with
fhe above he will save exposure.
mw Ii \ G. M'CALLAM
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FOR rem i

fTFA The II,use Nam Street a few doors
kL1eA nbuve the Merchants aud Mechan les Bank.
ani " in the occupancy Oft. JEFF
Also. a we'll finished dwelling Nj rkeI Street
S'uih OF aud ah"ining tbs residence Of james
RIbb
AlIo, the Store r ON on Monroe Street now in
The occupancy Of jeremiah Clemens.
Also. Jne small Tenement in East Wheeling,
aud twu small Tenemenis in South Wheeling.
For terms, which will he Jery low. apply TO
feb l4-.2w. FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
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a NEW AND SPLENDID VICTORIA
TWO HORSE CARRIAGE FOR SALE

THNHE Subscriber has on hand. new aud beau.
n uful two horse carriage with shafts for ore
horse aud also one set ufcOslIy harness. which he
will sell very low FOR Cash approved hnrer -
Both are Of Philadelphia manufacture. and IN point
ofdnrabiliiy ard neatness. cannot be eKrelled The
side Of The earrings is richly trimmed aud ele.
ganhy cushioned.
NH 9. NJ REILLY.
No 167 West Side Market Square. Wheeling
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TO FARMERS.

TO FARMERS.
USF published. price rs cents, M. l Of The
- Farmers' Encyclopedia. by e w johnson; with
engravings,
Blacklocks treatise on sheepwih a chnpie on y.ool
Liebigs Agucultual Chemistry
Squary's Agricultural Chemistry
JOhustOns Agricultural Chemistry.
For sale by STEPHENSON g. HASWELL.
adjoining Pryors drug store, Union 81
March 8. 1913
NFRIADEDPilIA -four, as we'll us other g.a,d
Il Standard brands consl antly on hand and for
sole by Omar 81 NJ REILLY
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M REILLY,

No. l67 West side Of Market square
HAS in sore, and is daily receiving. a large end
well selected stock Of grsrerics end liquors
which he will sell either Wholesale or retail, for
cash approved trade At prices silt these hard
times. lie world particularly invite dealers ~
liquors 10 call and examine his slork of wines
brand e. gin. &c Having rectiying esiublisn
ment ~ constant operation, he can 90 al times fur
nish bis customers with article OF Recufed
whskey. which fr purity and flavor cannot be e1
eel ed In the West mar q
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R VIRTUE of power Of attorney from
- Charles KnoH. dated the Tn day of april
i5A@' gwen 70 secure the payment ola mole Ter
thrse hundred dollars with Interest thereon. shall
ON Wednesiny the 29ih irsi. at 10 A NJ. az the
TEN SHARES or THE CAPITAL. STOCK OF
"THE NORTH WESTERN BANK or yIR.
GINA" or 20 much thereof &C. maz he necessary A.
ray SAIL debt interest 40. LIST,
mar l4 Cashier.
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AUCTION SALEN.

BY HALL g. WICKuAM.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING the 18th inst,
~ ar9 o'clock at our Auction Rooms, We will
sell without reserve.
b'I best CHEWING TOBACCO,
80 bures best HAVANA CIGARS.
Also quantity Of Dry Goods and Furniture, OF
various kinds. HALL & WICKHAM,
mar Ia AuctiUneers.
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NEW BOOK SP Q R3a

NEW BOOK ST. oR3.
JAMES STEPHENSON. oG the late firm Of Robb
& Stephenson. and JOHN J. HASWELL. late OF
Philadelphia. have entered into co-partnership aS
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
AND BOOKBlNDERS.
Ihey have hited up large aud convenient store
on Union Street, near the Market. aud furnished d,
WIN general assortment OF goods fresh from the
Eastern manufactures, selected particularly " 18th
regard TO the wants Of this section Of country. viz
SCHOOL BOOKS, in general use. from the
Primer 10 The highest class Of Mathematics;
MEDICAL BOOKS, complete assortment.
including the Text Books Of the Medical Col
leges. all Of the latest editions;
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, adapted 10 the
wants OF almost every religious denuninni ion
embracing several editions Of the Holy Bible
Protestant and Catholic PRAYER Books Family
Prayers. Presbyterian Psalms aud uvmns C,,n.
fessiOn OF FsIih, Methodist Hymns 80 uitb
the usual asSorlmenI Of
MISCELLAN EOUS WORKS for general
or scientific reading
In connection with the Bookstore s. & H. will mn.
nninclure BLANK BOOKS To any pattern and bind
oooks 10 order, under the superintendance Of Mir
Ewing 50 long and iavourably known tor his excel.
lent workmanship while engaged with the late firm
OF r. d ). Memorandum. Day Books Ledgers
JOURNALS &c, IN common use, will be kept CON
SANITY on hand, and Account Court Record Books
wanted to any particular size. or ruled to any pat
tern, will be manufactured Of the best naGeriaIs
without delay.
The stock Of STATIONERY comprises Whatever
Is in daily use, such as Letter and Wiring PAPERS
Quills' Steel Pens, Ink. Sealing Wax, Waters. IAk
stands, Lesd Pencils, States, &c. &c. These goods
have all heen selected from the most approved ma.
and such additions will he made as the
consumer may from time to time require.
varied and large assortment of WALL PA.
PERS and BORDERS also form an article of
STOCK. OF which the mnsi modern and best flushed
as we'll as The commoner kind, will be kept for sale
J. SiePhensons practical knowledge Of what il
used by The schools and families Of Wheeling and
It's vicinity, together with the many Years experi.
ence OF J. j. IIaswell in Publishing ana BOokselling
IN The Eastern states II is hoped will render them
not only familiar with the requirements Of the
community. but able 10 furnish them at satisfactory
prices. Such works may he called for, not on
hand VIII DO forthwith sent for from the respective
publishers
Public Institutions, Semnaries, or Libraries W III
md u TO tIeT advantage 10 call aud examine for
themselves or in sending their orders may rely
upon proper attention being paid to The same. We
most respectfully solicit share Of the patronage OF
a discerning Public
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL.
Wheeling, Va
March LIST ls43.
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' VIE subscriber has just received a lot Of good
u -four barrels which he will sell at cash prices
Tor flour. w BASSETT.
SOuih Wheeling mar IL
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school States.

1ENUlS day received several cases Of PENNSYL-
II VANIA SCHOOL STATES, for sale
y. hOlesale and retoil by
mar IL
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NEW cooks.

NEW BOOKS.
Bus~crih's life Df Dr.. Jphussn.
Complete works Of Lord BoIinahroke;4 vols.
Burkef works, Q vols- royal octave.
Addison's works. 3 vols,
Works of Lord B1run. vols.
Hallam's Literature ct The middle ageS.
Their History Of French revolution, cempleie
in vols.
History u The Anglo SlHons from The esrliss Pc.
'iod Of the Norman conquest, BY sharon Turner
~. \. s.. r. =, S l., together with a great variety
u standard literature. SchODl books, &c. SC. Jus
received from Philadel phia anil ior sale ~
STEPHENSON A. HASWELL,
NH Is Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-15

SWEARINGEN g. CRUMBACEER,
AND COMMISSIO!
MERCHANTS,
WHEELING, Va
REFER FENCES.
Charles VI Keysef.
Duval, Keighler g. Co. D,,
F Gardner,
Weber, Miller g. Hand,
Wm Duly,
Robert COland, Philad
Doremus Suydam & Nixon, ! w,
John II Faher.
Wright Smith,
DcllIngcr,
Yeuimnn g. Co.
james Il, bh. Esq. NOrlsqHs
Wilson, Wright, g. Co.
g. Huhhs,
Jesse Whitehead. Esq. (
Andrew Elliott, Esq 81 LOUIS, No.
& X YoaIman, Nashville, Tenn.
Gutter a. Co LouisUiHs Ky.
leblS
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DANIEL BOWLY,

DANIEL BOWLf,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
AND GROCERY AND DRY GOODS PURCHASING AGENT
NJO % COMMERCE.. ~ OF PRATT ST
~ BALTIMORE. Refer to
MesHs WIN Wilson g. Sons, !
Fisher, Miller & Co.
Cfanglc d Bnileys,
ow Hei:ksIl & Co. Wheeling.
d" Fleming & TIngls,
Dazell & Fleming PinsJwgh
Hill. Temple. Samuel & Co. yieffs. Va.
JimeS Taylor, Jr. Esq. Z.Hesriiis Ohio.
Messrs l. Lemeu e. Sun. Dresden,
Alnsworih a. Wilcox. Lancaster, Ohio.
Rlyes & Burbrdge. Chihcothe,
Springer a. Whiteman, Cincinnati, d"
o w Sherwood g. Co, Columbus, d"
VI January a. Son, Maysyllle, Ky.
Bampsl Calvert, Esq. Jackson, N {.
John NJ ones. Esq Edeninn, " c. war IL By =
TO THE LADIES.
a FEW Pairs ot very superior LADlE'
IN FRENCH STAYS fOr sale by
BRENTLINGER g. SHALLCROSS.
Cry Auction Rooms,
mar IL No G5 Market square.
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LOOK HERE,
Il FRESH lot OF both vegetable and Towering
"a seeds. just received from the garden OF
johnson & French, Columbus, Ohio. warranted
fresh, for sale by r w BASSETT
SOUTH Wheeling, mar III
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BAR LEAD
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
LARD OIL MANUFACTORY.

LARD OIL MANUFACTORY.
= ME suhscrbers have commenced the munuE,c
II lure Of The abuve Oil on Market Alley. near
the Store Of Mr. IL Morris, where they will supply
all Who may cali. with oil in every respect equal
To the Cincinnati article. LIST Il WARREN
The highest price paid for Lard Is above.
feb7 II
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80 KEGS Or RED LEAD. received and for
M ssls By ltpbsl OLIVER PRYOR.
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TISSUE PAPER.

TISSUE FAFEhs
SiLK paper Ter covering munue-- Ornaments ,ook
- ing glasses, &C. assorted colours Just receiy
81 and Tor sale By
STEPHENSON 4 HAswELL,
NIB II Union 81,
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FOREIGN GOODS.
ALSO woo LIENS,

Blankets
Fal atrnd sh The attention Of dsalsa
10 Jra-y2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The New-York Tribune.

PuiLApELrHfA, Oct. 25-P. NJ
Extensive SALE Of VALUABLE Real EsrArE,-Oos
Of the largest sales of valuable Real Estate which ha, o
CURED for many ssais IN ma VII. tax place
Of the Trustees Of the Bank Of the United Si.tes Ths
terms Of sale areone-hird cash. onehird yea and
the remaining third in two years secured By boad and mort
gage in the usual manner.
The elegant marble buildings south side Of CAesnur.
and on the east Of the United States Bank known as BoS
Place the upper portion Of which occupied BY Ii,
Philadelphia Bank.
The dwellings fronting on Libragys,rcet originally
built for the Presidea, aud Cashier Of the Bank.
Lemon Hill Estate situated on the banks Of the Schuyl
kill near the Fairmount Water Works
Three fine threesto b:ck houses in Ches,nu, and Wal.
nu; streets Also two threesory moden.bult dwellings
in Tenh.steet Also hree-stoy dwellings in Norm
Eleyenth.sreet.
A valuable LOT Of c.ouud on MaTket.s,eet Also III.
large lot of ground At c northwest corner ot Nlah Snd
Catharine
Also two story dw ng with stable Coates streets
There will also be sold several tracts of lard in Pnnsvan,
and tract Mercer county New Jersey knowa "Cox
property"
THE MARKErs, &c.a-There has been rather a limited
amount of business transacted thus far during the week ard
$. the weather begins untarorable aspect do
not anticipate very active close.
The Cotton Market perfectly nactirs frces re.
main without the slightest change.
Flour appears dull animation having occurred since
the close OF last week Holders less firm, and willing to
realize at slight decline price Sales Of about 200 bbls
have taken place at 81 s5 s} For good fresh ground
81 373 is asked Extra brands for city use, $3.50 45
Rye Flour good guest So, with but litile in The
market. Corn Meal re mains quiet at s., 56t !,o2I
GRArx-Wheat scs rce and in fair deuand. Sales of
Pennsylvania red occurred 90 IS per buss
with small lot at % Southern SIS ~ Rye finds
ready purchasers SO IS cents for Pennsylvania and a
55 Southern Corn 80 53 cents for lsnnsy lvana
ouav IS 20 Tor Southern yellow. Oats ar~ held ?5a
IS cents with sale Of abou, 5000 bushels Southern.
PRcyIsIoNs have beeiu good request at previous prices
Our Country Produoe Market has been excellent throughout
the morning
EYcHANGEs-N No alteration in the rates Of Exchange
Relief Notes are quoted at y discount Domestic Cred.
tors Scrip al
Srocx SALxs-There has been quite increase in cur
Stock market to-day Prices are going up rapidly and every
thing indicates another Pennsy Skies rose
, selling at 65; State Elves sold at 69s edvance Of
Pennsylvania Bank improved l03 selling 1901 the after
Board; Philadelphia Bank $, seug at 81 unitss States
Skies sold at 1899; City Elves at lO2.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
FKom Rio DE JaNErRo.-By the pol;teness of

FKoM Rio DE JANErRo.-By the politeness of
Capt, Pratt, Of the ship Mary Phillips have 6les from
Rio Jaueiro to the 2sth Of August, inclusive.
The British steamer Cormorant, having board Mr.
Adams English Minister to Lima and bound there, touched
a. Rio on the 18th.
The Jornal do Commerco Of the 24,h has news from
Montevideo TO the 10Th of August received by the l. S.
brigof.war Enterprise.
On the 7h at lonevdeo, ,ays the Jornal SCOT Consar
@ presented his credentials and reesiablishd the dpo
matte relations between the npera Government and thu;
Republic Nothing else worthy of note had occurred III
Monevideo and from the sea- of war no recent oneia Ia
n,na,op had come to hand But known that Urquiza
wa, on the Rio Santa Luza and that he would probably
succeed in forcing junction with the forces OF oribe 1t is
also said ,a, 900 cavalry and 300 infantry with the two
divisions OF Rivera had marched prevent the junction
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

0F 1t is said the widow of WILLIAM LEGGETT
is in suffering from sickness, we'll as poverty. An
effort making BY friends of the deceased raise
fund for her relief We Will succeed better than the
sale of his works FOR the purpose which amounted it
seems, only $50 meeting Of his friends held at
the Mayors Office Saturday with the Mayor as Chair
man, and Committee appointed solicit donations In
good there can be no doubt of success.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
The Spirit of Pennsylvania.
correspondence OF Ht I IIUuue.
WyLIsgoHo'. Tioea Co, Pa. Oct. Ii,

WELLsBoHo', Tioga Co. Pa, Oct. H. ls43
We have Just passed through closely contest
cd Election, and although the Wings are beaten
| as usual in this County, they are not yanqulshed.
| The only matter contested was the Sheriff. The
| Loco Focos have clear majority of two to one
| in The County, and yet we run our Wing candid
| ate within IL votes of his Loco opponent, who
mad the advantage of the cket-one running Wing
and Independent The small-somethng like II"
less than the Presidential Election of 40 Could We
have infused little more confidence into ranks, We
should As is, frightened them OUT
rageousy. The result viii be benefcialneithsr the party
nor the candidate will suffer by the contests on the contrary
both will go another campaign with more zeal anu
brighter prospects
The Whg party have yet organized In this County
| They have determined however, 10 organize Tie
ensuing Spring preparatory 20 the coming great contest
Of 1874 and although greatly il the minority We possess
as trust spirit and the Zeal OF Wings and Will con-
tribute our mite toward eleyatng the STAR THE WEST
TO the Presidential Chair.
Your excelleu, paper find is taken by number OF our
citizens and read with eaCeness and signal benefit Your
bold aud manly stand in favor OF the Tariff is making con-
yers to the doctrine daily In truth the time cannot be far
distant when the absurditie OF the theory VIII
be totally oyerthrowu and Eepudated IN this region In
proof Of this refer the success OF Gen Henry
Frick Wing OF the Northumberland District over his an
,asons, John snydes Congress The majority IN TINS
District is overwhelming favor of the Locos yet their
candidate is beaten and wholly consequence OF his ant
Tariff speech a; tie last session. Yours b. D. o
IL Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS on Tuesday ac-
dressed his Constituents at Dedham, Mass upon
the state of the Nation [Our Boston cores
pondent was on the ground to report Tor us out
his package by some mischance failed to reach US
yesterday We learn generally from friend who
was present that Mr.. Adams spoke but briefly and
incidentally of general Politics, but devoted his
whole energies to the aspects Of Slavery and the
proposed Annexation of Texas. The following
ode was sung on the occasion:
WELCOME TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
DEDHAM, OCTOBER a. lS4s
We come, no warrior to meet,
No chief with sword and shield
Returning home with blood-stained feet
From some great battle field;
We come the FRIEND OF Man to greet
The Hero who hath stood
misunderstanding to retreat
When Slavery threatened blood.
We come to render homage due
From freemen to that ONE,
Who, foremost Of the brave and true,
Is Freedoms champion.
We come to hear that fearless voice
Long raised in Freedoms cause,
And from the Statesman of our choice
Learn how to guard her laws.
Thou more than Hero-Patriot, Sage
Shield Of the rights Of man
Thy name shall shine on History's page
a light to guide and warn {;
And when our sons in future days
Snail meet round Freedoms shrine,
Thy name shall mingle with their lays
Of love for AuLD LANG SYNI.'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

STEAMBOAT ExpLosIoN-The steamboat Rush
light, while passing one of the wharves at Brook
lyn yesterday afternoon, burst her boiler, by which
the Captain and one of the hands were severely
but not dangerously injured. A boy that was
on board previous to starting, is missing, and it
is feared he was drowned. The Rushlight is
very old boat, and was used for towing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

u Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella is about
being published in Florence Italian Sparkss Life Of
Washington translated by young Neopoan is also nearly
ready. Normas Travels Central America has been pub
lshed in Italian Geneva under the superntenGence of
Mr. Lester the Consul there
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

D@ APPLIED CHEMISTRY, in Manufactures,
Arts, and Domestic Economy. Edited by E. A.
PARNErL,' No. l. has just been issued by D..
Appleton & Co. 200 Broadway.
Also, (another edition. by Sazton & Miles, 2O5
Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

u The Misses CUMMINGS, already so favora.
bly, known Musical citizens profer Grand Scottish
Vocal Entertainment; the Apollo Concer, Hall this even
ing There thousands in City who take greater de-
light in these simple touching old Songs of the land
cakes than in all the src, melody OF surrier lands
and confident they will orw on this occa
sion. The Misses CUNNING, every way deserving of
esteem and favor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

u TIE MYSTERIES OF PARIS, A Novel, by
Eugene Sue, translated from the French by Chas.
II. Town, Esq" Part |. has just been published
by the Harpers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

a. I"i CHS CoUcHs, CoucHs-Thc worst Cough ,hai
snor tT entirely removed by the use Of the gem ns Dr.
- IAiL LORs BALsAM OF LIVERWORT. (pr lI,ared q
o oo % ,san Perfectly sire and safe medicine tnd which
CONSUMPTION % hard cong pain in the side or difficulty
It Will be found onv OF the valuable medicines
ever offered 10 the public To children subject Group
cough lung fever oppression of the chest asthma whoop.
ing cough twill be found unfaling remedy in word t
AZ hand clmas like order check the lnroady Of
that monster Consumponl which destroys nearly oneeigh
part Of our population.
For sale genuine the Office a75 Bowc.y and down
town ONLY By l j. LEEDS, Wholesale Druggist l2S Maiden
Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The Rev. Albert Barnes, accompanied by
the father of Lewis Fasst the young man aceused Of csa
Ing the death Of Professor Dwight, ase now In NewHsrea
having left Philadelphia on Monday last.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

U We wish it perfectly understood thar in all cases Of
coughs colds consumption dypspepsa liver complaint.
Balm Of LIE WIN s,s i@med.s relief and in
mended the public By me highest medical talent h land
OF dca profession tsee circulars for further nloa~
,ion) W. you'd also Dr. Femings Medieaed
that be used for such compants they purely yege,a
The above medicines sold wholesale and retail at the
office Of Dr. Covert 35 Nassau street. also bv F. Ch.stpny
i l b9wMtTy s91 M " Sands = < CO. y East Broadway Coddiny-
m 9Th Wood corner I2st street and Sd sy.n Har
ieP 3 ( and hSdd of +. 4, fRa4d1 al Jersey CITY;
Is Nassau ST. , ' - - ~ = &C -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

O." Truth is informed .has we have no room tor
controversy with regard 1, correctness of Rev W
Hantons opnioa thar Slave sy justified BY the Bible
The arclss we have published this subject pre and
We're inserted because they wer . PAID for
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

q WASHINGTON IRVING, our Minister to the
Court of Spain, in Paris. 1s impaired health demanded
change of scene and air He ,ks discouragingy OF affairs
in Spain.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

u The Rev. Walter Gum was ordained and
constituted Missionary for scuthe India fn the Evan.
gelical Lutheran Church, last evening, at ST. Mathews
Church Phadelnhin.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

TROUBLE on THE ERIE AND KALAMAZOO RAIL.
RoAp.-We earn from The Toledo (Ohio) Register that
portion of the Erie ard Kalamazoo Railroad was torn up
the third time the 18Th The track was torn up on
embankment near Sylvan where the would have
nave been pFecptated the bottom with all those on
bu, Tor the sinking OF the locomotive in the sand Another
dcpredaton but Of heinous Character was commit
ted on the 18th These ouases supposed to have been
committed by the aboEers The road of
payment Of their dues.
u The fine packet ship Yorkshire was
launched yesterday morning the yard Bell Brown
She belongs TO the old line of packets and is be
anded by Captain Bailey. Owners, c. H. Marshall & Co.
STATE Prison STATISTICS Officer Smith,
who conducts the prisoners Sing Sing State Prison.
learn that the 18th inst there 753 male aud IS female
conYicts in that prson-To,a s3l.
DJ 1t is reported that DR.. Hawkes. Is about to
leave this city for the West,
o. MARSHAL BERTRAND arrived at Boston on
the 2lth, and took room, a, the fremont
GT A son of James Kelly, West Vincent pa
was killed on the 10th instant BY kick from horse
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

u The MYSTERIES OF PARIS, by Eugene
Sue, No. B." is this morning published by Win.
chester. 80 Ann-st. 1t is romance of great
power, and we are not surprised to learn that it
is exciting general sensation.