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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

Shades unlike Nil other, admit all the ish; and ar into
the aud perfect view the street ana az the SINE tune
strnct the ye from the tie well rs all IN
scots
They are manufactured Ito order only} Of any size zaI
color figure rI-escn picture or eSrl'irS maud
,In.Iy pu No in mlhognry frames 10 II ANY window door or
r ficc signs rider, left No 10 Factory street or sent
through the Penny Pos, with the pesons address VII be at
tended 10 ii addressed 10 :, i.f:f. "
lc3 Il No'I6 rec-O'! 'St'eel'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O. l26 Nassau-street,
lBeokkev.x PartasTs. Porter Clerks. Axsass,
Bows 10 Gi,lx ~ IS re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

L'RENCH LINEN DRILLINGS-Justr received
L at DAyOLs Cloth stor, No 80 Mtiden.lane cases Of
French Linen Drillngs Of the best quality comprising
variety Of syIs PLAN figured stirred apd PLAID Al'9 best
b'eacfp ulbleacled Bariscy Duck ig and dark plain
iad ht~ Gamboops French summer l''hi and
all wool aud silk warp Drap dfte together with various
other Articles suitable 0rgend emra, andboys' summer Cloth
ug for sale al the lsve5t market ptces, at
mv27 In DAVOL'S Cloth Store 20 Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

g=cr ADAMS 81 cos EX-
49, PRESS TO NTTsI+JRG, Pa. $3.50
49, through in foar days from New-ssyyssSsyS'
York. -Z2-
The subscribers respectfully infom she public that they
have completed exclusive contract with the proWis-
tors oil rhs we-known Pioneer ard Erwess Linz, J" At
Philadelphia, for Daily Transportation Of lRoN CHEsTs -
Pntsburg under their own locks and keys.
The arrangements Of Adams Go. such a. 70 nIfs
the forwarding and delivery OF '4lna'
bic packages and parcels VI every description than has been
Offered 10 the Public The Pioneer and Eapres' Line
bens perfect order and running through TO Ptt'onrs In
three and half days from Philadelphia
y Merchant, will find II th.i, interest 70 !aaks coli
the clE,rgsr and ExPED,TloCs method a:d tss
attention will given collecting or paying nos''
TRAITS. bills, &c. to. c,a a,
Goods rrciye before 4lfpas, o'clock forwafaea %
the day. susIl packages received uEsii haiEpa
clock p. II. >. DBL
.9dqas CO. The only Paekags Ts95s eays q r
qdclphia. ADAMS X ~, " 90
pitrsbufr r. 6. Bedford. IL liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

Now OK, ApnI 3Oth, l8i3
This IS certify tha, James Mcconnell called and
eshJi;,hs aud lc; and stated that hy the 81 eleven
bottles of StSrsS .RtL, perfect eur. had bee" ei-
ectcd Wih feelings Of thu wame>t gratitude 70 Nts,r>
Sand, ~ ihIS beng instrumental under Divine Providence.
cu1s aud restoring him heIt r'.lmeSt, TO give ti,
=cegt.f,c,te ROBERT JONES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07
REEiNED SUGARS,

Union HALL, AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
O-Te subscrb-. the pleasure Of again ann2uncIns
10 their friends and IL public thai they continue 70 k. NJ
Union Hail. which Will De opened for company, on MN
DAY the L5th Of Stay inst
T. .Itensir. Establishment is 50 well known As scarcely
10 require description sacs 10 say occupies on'eee Oh
100 e-t Broadway and Consre,s;s;;eet ST., - IA,
the delightful GARDEN and re.sure grounds cover ao?1t -FOUR
cr-s of land while close vicinity 10 ihe jnSt'y
Con-r.ss Spring {.ng about 800 f "e,t) sadefs II
most euviabl- locality. . - - os
,udv (haying been nnd-r the direction OF one Of the
present popr-to last Is Tetts = meet ie wises o.
-; -. sh:u,p,-a continuance OF which, Will be
| The untiFias am OIL INC ps'F''>,y R i w PUTNAM.
Saratoga Springs. Nay 9th 1919 n.I ~
IOSEPH H FOSTER, VI. D. Surgeon Den.
., ba, removed frola Ma % 70 No. Il PAX place M m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

NTERCHNNTS' FIRE INSURANCE, COM
vi PANY-Oihca NJ. Is Wail-,trsct-rhls Company,
with auiil OF 500 eco continue, merchandise
household furniture buildings, i> In port and otsr pr1
l.rr AGAINST los. or damage bv r the most 'al oraDe
terms JONATHAN Law RENE. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

Prepared, aud sold by T. Sands X Co., Druggists and
Chemists l;rait" Bindings. 2l Bollnty, corner ot Chem
bers.t New. York aud Tor sale hy Druggists throughout,
the T. ;. Price 81 yer bottle; sly bottles Tor 81
The public esrct.uy requested 10 remcmher that 1t
Sands srv,rlil, il: HIS and constantly achieving such
remarkable cure. difficult elias, otdesses to winch
,r,, .,L, 80, ,,thsr myl0 tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07


JNIRE. MARINE AND INLAND NAFlGA-
Il TION INSURANCE. on the Mutua! p,n--combne3
with capital S2pnCcO, together with the accumulated
profits of the rcst year , 49,, ,.>,,,.
THt. Jackson MARINE INSURANCE COMA
NY No. IS " all Seet, prepared 20 l>su? Policies o.
Fire Marin. aud Inland Navigation risks, adjusting lossc, as
heretofore, with pton,rtness and lbSr!
SIMEON BALDWIN, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

c7n JUST FINISHED, elegant Nutria fas r., ns ..'
M fI;n,yilv termed Beaver, at The low pries Of VI ~
- to,u hny1 n,ncf Pru,si.n 5ioleskio at g. ms
H,t, are equal in durability and Iai DEE, a
also, usyy =" I'M. Brown Practical aat,-f 40 Genar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

,.,,. MERCHANTS M.ciziSg. June, 1913 freeman
= t,pat AZ Fuito;.t!cct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15


W last NceN passed III %. a!I respects M decor
"an'e VIII Tue OF s'i.s'.he a''''i1'"ns Oi 'hose
VINO We're IaN 'r''le 10 me "bJees Il intended 10
ala'n ana p5mcp.,S a"d sentiments Il was intend
= T" record 4"ese "ul lfo"io'y re laid before
'hc pubic ln pam hlet lOim OeiJse The ntNl meet
"s OF OonE'e,S
Inc proceedings "' '"c convention VIII have
"'N "i importance OF "''' according To cucum
stances i"'i 'hsy were ma'ured with much de
'''''''""' l. r'l'"' 10 a" "H" are acquainted with
'"e nn-"' ct ii' '"iId"cI. or who Nail read Ih,
mas "i '"'"Tu'h iIAi MAS laid before iHc CuuNeI.
''"i'' pbe 'iHsie CIRCUMSTANCE viii prove the &C.,
sire OF me members not O. act t.ds val, "a 50. Jeci
ct va,' national Iwpnriarce,
II hal been proposed 90 base The pr Feelings
TIE I""veu'i"u o" Mr. M"nro = d-ra5,u', ct : =,
- - 10 eN''une I'd. "r'c Upon the subject oi h'uu
d'r,'s rrs'H'Iun. ,rodl.i4d h'N e,.-,) IS 10 the
Application Of NJ NJ ur'r's prurIp.r. vas .ulruld
ceH u' 'Hi first d1s. Hui alter several hours debate
AS NrrlftWu hy ihr rHmWIIf,c which had rcp1r
'cd o. ID come ~ rs o. uIl, al The close Of the pro,
| cvedns
A"o'her remarkable circumssnnce. was the close
auenil"" OF The delegates About | II "a all. We're
| recorded, Of whDu probably one hun,I re appcar,,
I constantly IA convention Oi these 90 signed ia,
hnal deeidiaiion, The remainder being princ. pa.h
delegates from Hamilton county who had lett 10
home before lhe declaration was reported.
| Ia oil or any of three lOur events will hi,
convention assume an Importance which n 49, 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

RELiG:CUS.-"Ihe ChuWhman.'' the official
paper, sc think ofthe Ep-cupaitan denomination
IA hc Eastern D,occ,e OF New Yoft. heads the NO.
nee ct Jhc public pr1ics, OF DIS Auhan aud CLARK
.ainI the ordination Of Mr. Cary. Disturbance Of
public wOr,hip." The JIIors gave statement Of
The occurrence as follows
On Sunday morning las at Stephens Church
IN tEI, 'ny. lthe Time and place appointed 10y the
bishop Ut the D.u,,se r The ulmI-, ruu ~ scvrr,I
'a"dd'' To- dear"us "rdgr',j HE usually q rej aud
impressive service ct Ga. church weic uierrupc,i
toy an uIWrvode ted disturbance. Wnrn tls
Bishop according To ~ sa. hid summoned the pc %
lc tu declare d they 'kurw any imprdunCnt or nB
.ohie crime which should prevent The ciudtdat.s
If'Hn receiving orders. clergyman, habItcd ga ni-
ROLES. roe up Iu me middle aisle. and read a luut
p''c'l against The ordination uf one ur the candle
DAT 3, s'nHudrd al edged dpr,r.urI error; and
VIA u he had done. auOlles, lin larry hah'ed. arusH
aud read d"cumeuJ of sunIlar tenor wnen hu,H
had resumed ihcir sruts L sap Op!rr,uuk r,,se rs
The chance auJ s'lie,i go riI-ci that the urcu,,ri
no" trough had been prevIDu.ly iuvCstirarcd liz
himself aEI council 90 pre>,y ere 1t ~ n IN the AZ.
'h't'' Wef" part Ia all these, the aCcuscrs 40 a
eActplct, had cruCurred IN zee nmeud rir the or
dnai'on at The tladidlt. that there would, there
tre, he change IA the cIltenilarcd serv,ces,,C
lh' DAY; that al the candidates present wOrII he
armed aud that all were n c.iuultCly rupmcn ..
ed To The prayers uf rhc congregation. The Ia,
Word had hardly pas ell the hp, at shop Onirf-
d"ns' When II shop lvvs. OF n ,uh CarIiua, b, gan
TIE L''1uv. aud before the c.nn Ihvccntin o. th,
HOY ifW"iy was Completed. the reverend prurs-
iers again rose. urncd helr backs ga uIc alter and
Tie ships. and walk, q rni ui ihc church The
Scrv &C then pru,eod q as II nnihue had a ,ppenrJ
Ana - complete our s,a;cmru: OF fc.s we have
only 20 udd. that the raiuts OF the cleGrymen VIII,
have Illus distinguished %, m.elvr>. are The Rev
llush smith, ID d Rector fS' Peters and lhe Rev
Henry Anthem. u Rector at 81 Marks.
lhe editor then prurecd, io censure the cunrss
OF ne "prole sters, and dcclnr that ,hcy had M
fighi Ia disturb The service hy their prulc,I-ihs
rghi and duty of urdnIurn bring ia the Br>Eop
!" reicrtO the hcis of The subj, ct "a matter %
!" ''eSi 1" many of Cui read =, aud not as one
"i'"se principles within the SCOPE o. newspa.
Ter d,cusSiun.
Since writing The above. we have found is In,
N"'. York Commercial Advertiser, card irtr the
Kew Drs smith nud AuIlnu. stating ihai in cons, .
i"r"ce "i The article IN Tie & urchmau they sh al
''' ral'd nP"I I" come before the public With a
u'Hed statement Uf all the circumstances conncc.
fed with their protest
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15
CLEAR As MID

Mr.. Orosles a. Brownson is the Au-
thor OF the following specimen Of Tran.
cendeniaIism. Can any one give us the
meaning Of the words?
"Ihe evil there is in society and indi.
yiduaIs does not spring from an original
quality, but from a secondary qualify
10 consists 10 our loss Of unity, and at
tempting 10 live 10 quality, that is to
say, ia multiplicity alone. lis remedy
IS 10 attaining to unity, which shall con
vert tho quality into a Trinity, that is,
.n attaining 10 unity 10 multiplicity, aud
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15
A READING PEopLE.-In St. Ue;e.

A READING PEOPLE.-In st. He;e.
ma parish, in Beaufort District, S. C. .
there are not more than a hundred and
eighty voters, and but one post office, lin
the town Of Beaufort,) at which the
mail is received tri weekly, and yet at
that posi- Office there are delivered year
" twenty-five thousand newspapers.( lex.
elusive We suppose Of perioiicaisJ (which
would make an average Of two and
lhIrd weekly papers 10 every voter in
the parish. The editor O { the COIumbi-
a Planter doubts whether any district iu
the country can shy as much, especially
when, he adds, " hich he can DO from
some personal knowledge Of the subject y
that Beaufort has one Of the best news
paPer-Payiug population he knows Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

ARITHMETIC - We have received irom Uriah
Parke, Esq Of Evansville copy Of a work emit.
lied Lectures ON the Philosophy o.? Numbers and
The Adap1'ion Of Arithmetic 10 The Business Purposes
'i Life II constitutes No Of Mr. Pl5kc's scien-
ihc works. the predecessors Of which have been ea-
iensvely adopted INTO the schOols Of Ohio. Ia this
work, which consists o! 20 Lectures anI embraces
90 Duoiccimo poge., Mlr p has adapted and J.
lI'iraied buth The Analytic end TynIhcuc modes f
inStrucoir, and pat Gorlh the hole in a remarkably
pleasing style, adapted the comprehension Of the
learner, II thinker, in hIs earlier studies while the
philosophy, The comparisons, the abstract views md
practical application afford instruction TO The learned
reader aud 10 The business man. We would recon-.
mend il earnestly the attention Of both students
and teachers. particularly the luIjc-, One amnnr
The many merits Of the work lhali is well executed
neatly got up, aud entirely o { Znncsvlle manufac.
iure We know 1t Is The habit Of our people 10 look
10 The east for all our books, both for the mailer and
manner. Ii is lime the prejudice in which this nrao
lice originated was broken up aud abundoned--,et
works Of science be judged by their real me rrs and
we have no doubt that, although the west mas been
less prolific her OF science haze been as useful
!y engaged as those east ofIhe a Allegheny 4 few c..
pies II the above work may be fou ID al FI.her's
B COX Store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15
TIE BURGLARS c,uGIr.-wo mer

TIE BURGLARS CAUGIIT.-Wc mentioned
m our last that the store Of Alr Rrys in Ibis place
was broken open on The "Wednesday night y. evIuus
nnd robbed OF o considerable amount Of gods Sus
pIcion had fallen on Two men. strangers. who had
necn about Iiie Store during The day-w hO had paid
iheir ball at Mr. Saunders Hotel late ia the alter
noon, under prerencc OF pursuing their journey they
were however seen IN the place about bed nrne-
They were soon heard 81 On Coal ami Mud rivers
AMI wero pursued by Messrs Slack and Van BibnIer
and ultimately cnught on SIMS Creek in Obio nm
brought To this place on the 4Ih inst aud committed
10 J'. ine I"rks were very geuteelly dressed from
head 10 foot IN articles Of Clulhrnp taken from NJ,
koys Store. and from the hoardcrs OF Mr. Saunders
Hotel. The name Of one is Burns and The ollie,
calls himself Wilson Charleston Rem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15
REBELLION IN LLrNo.s-The ST LOAF.

REBELLION IN ILLINO!S.-The ST LoaIs
Era, of The cvPIing 81 The 5ih, SAYS:
Two hundred cIiz"us OF Coles county Illinois
nave resolved IN public meeting that 40 nee. shuulI
Tee psld 10 The decI-un uf the Supreme Court Of
the United States. setting aside the ayprpiscmeut
law OF Illinois; hat all flircrs be ADVISED mol q,
carry out such dcns The sale of property; thut
ihey be asked 10 'csgu their ufrcs If rIev cannot
comply with such Recommendation; that they (!hs
people, viii oppose them by all FIR and mid mean,
aud II That Will nj DO, they will oppose them hv
lIfce OF arms aud all other means IN ihrr pnwcr
that coTmtlecs be appointed 10 ascertain from suc
'iiiceTs whether they viii persist ia sIrh sale nr
WI resign Their Pinccsi that The meeting appoint
officers To carry ouj the uIuus; ;n the decision
'i me prone C"uri is regarded unjust, and not
binding "n the people of lnos; and lhrI they pied 20
'ne!F H'eS' io'lnts' aud sacred hOnors IL sustain
their IesUiu Iuns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15
We find the follow ing paragraph in the PhlaIeI.

We fmd the follow ing paragraph in the Phla:lel-
PHO American
A DINNER WORTH HAvING-A gentleman
residing ia The vicinity Of this city Rvued his chi.
dren-ihrce daughters ard a sun-Io due with htm
on The F-urh Of July In The course Of the mrnI.
Which sc presume was one worthy Of the rclcbra-
non OF independence ia every sense OF the word a
package was placed before each Of the fpnr. CON
laiinng securities 10 the amount Of Tipo Hundred
thousand Da'taJs-makIng of course ia the aggre-
gaze Eisht H"ndTsd Thousand u, liars THIS truly
generous parent had already rs we learn be,fnvv,J
liberal allowances upon his children. We need
hardly add h2t They arrived al ca ufdiscrction
and can appreciate the affection. C. ufdcnce and
munidcenI spIrIt which proApIed the gin. Large
as wa, the father retains ample fortune for as
own enjoyment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

k.AMERlCAN SILK-We have had
more than ono occasion to speak Of the
success which has attended the efforts
OF enterPrisiDg citizens Of Ohio TO man
facture silk from the native product; and
another opportunity is now presented
for noticing toe progress Of the manu-.
faclure,and 10 judge Of the chance Of its
psrmanency.
Mr.. Gill Of Ut. Pleasant, Ohio, has al
the store No ~ Market street,a yarie.
" Of silk goods, all manufactured and
colored at his and Of such
various kinds, qualities, and colors, as TO
provo his ability to meet the wants Of
the community, by an enlargement ofhls
means Of raising the work, increasing
the ilatufe and tbe other appliances for
making the articles marketable. There
is no reason why this country should
not excel in silk manufactures and there
Is now no doubt bur sho WILL S.
L0z.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

LATER FROM MONTEVIDEO-The b enen
barque julius and Edward, Captain SleIsnhurg.
arrived yesterday, bringing M,neyIdcu dates To ia
OF May. Orbc was sill beseging the CRY, and
aboui SOOO foreigners principally French and Italian
nau declared m favor q! the CIIy Government
hum'ra' Brown bad made second attack on Rat
ls'a'! hul the IiIsh Commodore PurvIs iuterlered
u was thought that both bclligerenIs ~ ould consent
maj Kai Island should be occupied by the Central
l1rces. la Buenos Ayres there was sull consdera.
DE excitement against tie foreigners for their III
reference, Bali PA,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

Atthe celebration Ofihe Alb oil July AZ CollinsvrI.
IIinois thousand persons were present Wb.,
The usual toast was nnnounced-"Thc PreaiJsgf .f
he United States''-ibo Chairman called r,
"checrsi' bu; not solitary yoics went 10 from that
multitude Of Geomsn, lest o. might be- Construed
into o compliment 10 the incumbent OF ,hat brrb Of
fec, 5' W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

SUNRlsE-The following preuy description is
by Grace Hnrkuyway
The man that misses sunrise looses The sweetest
paH OF us ersience love % watch the first tear
,ha' gsleHs ln ihe opening eve Of moruing-ihe 81.
tent song-lhe hUwers brcaih-ihe thrilling choir
Of the woodland minstrels-to which the rnoJo.,
brook iuckes appause-lhese swelling uut the
sweetest Of creuiiCn's mauus, seem 20 pour SOM,
merry tale into The JayIighrs ear. az II the world
had dreamed happy hing, aud nov smil'd DER the
telling Of o. o."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

NOT so STUPlD--A young couple a., Paris
lately going 10 Che Mayor 90 have the civil ccremo
ny Of marriage pefi9rmed. tho young lady in siep.
ping out OF The carriage. oniangsJ her lace dress In
The Sep and tore o. How stupid" erc1imed the
gentleman. The lady took no uYtI zee Of This p,g,f
liant expression, and The party went iuf3 The ugfsI
Of he Mayor. Bot upon being asked vybsfEer sbe
consented 90 take the gentlemen present H., he ,
husband, she replied, "NJt 20 stupdr' winch VA.
the only snsWef that could bs o5taiusI rom her
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15
FROM THE ARKANSAS.

The W est"rn Nilsson rlan sta es that
tney have Intelligence by Mr. Carnett.
who left the Little Arkansas on the PA
ull. The II. Louis Republican gives the
following details:
! Col. "A arGeld, Tho still remains on the
Mexican side CT lac Great Arkansas. had
attacked a hunting party Of Mrxicaus-
"li'ei hve Or SIX q! them, and taken iii
teen OF their horses. The hunter, soon
rallied, however, retook their horscs,auI
carried OF all the auimt'S belonging to
their assailants. Warnrld's company
was then dtsbauded, and tho men were
iuiterinI IA snIil 81 idi, ia the vicinity
.oi b2nts Fort. Tbs Information WAS
obtained b. Mr. Garnet rrom Charles
Bent.
he traders who left here some weeks
aSo,were en- .amp,d On Cow Creek which
stream was so m Ich swollen as 10 pre-
vent their crossing Governor Arn,iio.
accompanied wi,h large ,chmcnt
| ol troops was expected 10 receive nc
traders as soou as they should have
crossed the Great Arkansas, to escur,
them 10 Santa Re. II Was supposed that
no Information had zen received there
! relative 10 The n.cnIed Texan expedl
I ton,
The convoy Of the Unit ted States Ora
goons that accompanied the traders 10
/ Cow Creek, were still in the vicinitv.-
small detachment under Capt. Boon.
were encamped on the Little Arkansas.
observing the movements Of the indians,
anu was robbed one night Of - horses.
oy predatory band OF Osages. \ few
day alter, Capt. Boon's company came
Up with Il small party Of Os ages, having
Ia possession / Of his hvrscs-the D-a.
Soons recovered the horse and took the
guns, NC, belonging to the Indians.
winch they intended to retain until the
remaining fl horses should have been
restored. The lndi ans had not returned
them when Mr.. Garnet left.
apt. Bent is now on his way 10 this
place, with some 90 wagons. aud he
viii be here within week or ten days.
ST. Louis RepsJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

To a long auIcIo on the extent nnj value Of
me BRUSH possessions iu India. Professor Darby.
addressing hmsoIf 10 The United Sf,tss sroe,J.
Ibis significant sentence.
lhero are Two species Of experience; ono easlv
anl cheap'y procured, demanding only observsft,1
aud feiecrou-.hati BE-, experience from others Inch
we may reject il we chooss. tho other 10 our o,,g
dearly bought and yrcsd 0n no. whether we Will or
not" 'i ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

German paper relates that pair Of storks bad
built their nest on tree, close 10 brewery at Smo
len. near Radon, u Poland The brewery recently
caught FIRE, and The flames threatened Co catch Inc
Tree, yet tho mother bird would not stir, and rp.
manned firm on her seat. covered her brDpd with
her wings AtIengJh The tree was involved in the
cOn1agraron and burnt. wuh the poor stork and be,
young During The whole time tho male bird kent
lying round the srcne Of destruction, ultoring cfos
Jl dI.lrca..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15

u was stated some time since that the sum 1885.
600 had been raised IN this city fJr purchasing te
lescOIe anil other astronomical instruments. One
fifth part oi he sum was subscribed by one gentle.
resident in ibis city. On being called 10 place hi.
name Grst on the lsi he im Immediately, with that ltb
craliy Characteristic Of oui citizens. wrote S. 600
lglLnsI lie name Of DAVID SEARs -Br.l BlI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15
LIBELS ON ROYALTY

LIBELS on ROYALTY a short lime since
information secretly communicated 10 I5e
French Government. that work, in The highest
degree deiamatOry Of the Queen, was preparing me
where or other. The Lieutenant OF Police ai P,ri.
commissioned GOupl an Inspector. TO make injuries
INTO The matter, and hrd out Tho author lie came
10 shoH time, aud reported that The work ,,os
pruning OF country house near Yyerdum. lie
brough' with him Two printed sheets containing the
basest SANDERS but fabricated with such e,tro1,Ji.
nary at and malignhy, 10 appear extremely
probable. Goupil said that be should be able 10
get possession Of the whole, but for that purpDse n
considerable sum would be required lie was mr.
nlsned WIN JOOO louis dgrs Il was not long before
he brought the whole Of The mauuscripi 10 the
Lieuien1 ~, and was paid ndd uUnai sum Of 600
louis dors os reward for his zeal and cxerliurs.
lie was on Tie point Of being promoted 90 a more
lncra i've situation, when another spy. envious Of
ms good loruue disclosed hot GuupII was himself
The q uihOr Of the libel M question: CLaylesioH
Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15
CHERAW. IS c. Inlu 4

CHERAW, 6 G July A.
a GOOD CROP.-The Hon RF w Allston. in
communication TO The Columbia Planter, stares
,hnl Vol John y Williams, Of SIciety HILL raised
last year .222 bales Of Colon. 400 lbs each on
S1O acres OF loUd-provisions IN abundance and
boat load or so Of Corn.