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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

WHY DO you PROcRA ST1N ATEa-Are
w you not aware fhat Celds and coughs are
lions Of the Humaa Fas,ily are falling victims
20 their lnsldious yIsitatioBs2 lou have wit
messed It's work Of desolniion IN families al
around you'll Then WIN will you negect the
first unerring mepifor 5eoueh ard scoldl and
suffer the generating gesds II pulmonary con-
sysfem~ delnv from uTne 20 time Z g IE1psfient
eppormnity Of procryirg the Medical Agent
that will in,nediateiy = rrr 81 the early progress
Of this disease. and fnailv expf % from the
system1 Remember this is TO be attained with
~ fail nv the uae Of
DIR. BUNcAN's ExrEcr oRANT REMEDY.
A medicine that has, saved snd prolonged the
lives Of thoUsencs-v he were afflicted with
complaints seofedin'the ORR ans Of respiration
Read the wonderful cures performed by thls
sels,ns ADD ne snvInsrs1ls = Fesomm9enay
Of the United States. This alone Is Sufficient
proof OF its astonishing Virtues. We find BY
the last plumber Of the Cincnpati Sun that up
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has been performed in that city and county
within the late wear; This following wasIecei-
Cincinndti, y. March IS 1913.
nr Duncan-Dsar Sn-Heaiihs the greatest
blcssing--oh. bnt eleven months ago, this all
! Important comfort was far distant from me
I Twas taken down with severe cold last
spring. which settled apon my lon rs and at
length rendered nv h ealth so delicate Oh az my
ph ysisian lost ali hopes Of recovery, In this
prOcari0us situation remained for seven
months, without obta ming any relief. AZ the
same time was using at the medicines that u
was in the rover Of my pbvsicisn 70 obtain,
but 20 no effect. MY father happened 10 nonce
/ a publcat ton OF vour valuable FxDectorant
remedy ard INN e1iarel procured three bottles
/ for me. CEN mehced psing the rnedieihe on
I the Sd day Of last November. n I'd continued its
use for 8 weeks; The frst bottle gave me great
\ ga 80, and caused a conHderubie discharge Of
tthck weed phiegm and matter, After taking
the second bottle the iischafgo became 50 great
Il that I vas alarmed but having 30 much con-
fdence in the Tnsdicine,I eOnHnued It's use
unul " entirely renewed every sgmptem Of
perfect health. aud feel ever grateful 10 you a.
\ nuhlie honefeetor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

,ss.s RIA verk. - I2i
Single rapers Cor sale BY the carriers and at the
'eencs 81 3 eens c-py- t't
The weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
pobIishsd on Wednesday Al 81 90, per annum
In advances OF SO if NO, paid within one month
from the beginning sfthe year Nonew subscribers
will be reserved, except such as pay in advance.
For msaiks 81 50 isinvorish'y chsrged' No
ibscriberreceises f6ra less errn thasisix mouths,
aud paper discontinued. ,ept sithe discretion
sfthe, psbfisher. until disadvantages. are pais.
rERMs oF.xpvERrIslse.
Three insertions OF less per sqaafe. sfeV
One week. .,..,,.. 8 q 49, ~ %
TnD Wecks. -. j. ..-..,-.,' / +. - SOD
Threo Noeks,,s, Ii ., - %
Two ms~:S.. $500 Three penrhs $500 (.
Adveuisemeais insss,ld an E.rhid or without
xpres. order. Will be ip-erief untii or.iered an
nd charged one aalIsr isr ii hfee inscrfie"s AMI
] 5cis for each inserisn aiier. Adverisemenls
nee ted three tunes eek for three tsurhs Tue
ssvs. Weekly for es's helf per v -. :. 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
Yoara, win srntiiuds ,qs Gepls

Having been acquainted with Mrs Prsble Tor
several years and knowins her dohcate situa-
ton. feel no hesitation in endorsing m 2 above,
seeing her nov as usnal IN orr Meetings, h0-
ping that others laboring under Affections ofthe
lungs may rest0re them selves ~ The medicine.
SM MCDOWELL,
Ofths Methodist Society, Cincinnati
A fresh sopply " Dsacan's Expeclorani
Remedy iust received "a the etareof
nov ~ - X n ~ "a T1rt <rI. fviiaLrnn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
MONROE HOUSE.
IA MES uATTERSt Psoprsetor =

Monroe Street. bshDeen Main and Market Streets
y WHEELING. VA. ssEe Si'fs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

bF Mariha Couini havIdz known Der tho past
twenty years viii cheerfuilY eve ~ particulars
ia relafion fa Der case % those who may Wish
further lnl1uuotI0ns 81 ELIZABETH,
Superior ~ ths Roman Catholic Orpr az Aagibm.
Prince steel, New York. dec "a, 1892.
Thave confdencs in the representations made
Nv Naftha Coaiin, aud have fob kn0wlrdge OF
her case. tLttAh II bDlti1s.
Alderman 10th Ward Of tho city Of eiow York.
Dee "a 1913.
Martha Conbn has livcdin ny family ihe las
If1ve1rs and hereby certify that The forez0ins
rfafero, nj made bY herself correct
birs MARY 81 LLOYD
49, 20 ssi hrond "a Newark IL q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

The attfntion ofthe reader is respectfully called
to the following certificates However great a
chlesements have heretofore been made By the
use OF this valuable medicine, yer daily expe-
risnce shows results stiIl more remark able Tie
Proxfietors here avail themselves OF the opportu-
nityef saying IL is . source al constant satsfac-
ton that they are made the me ans of relieving
such as amount of suffering y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
know Martha Conlin, and believe what shs
states ia this document % Be perfectly true,
JOHN pOWFH

Vfc1r General u NcW York,
RscforQf 81 Peters Church.
Given 81 New York, tais ifth day Of Deceseber,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

The unicrsigned would lake this occasion -
express his thanks to tho pubbc for III libefsl'
sAare OF their hereto fore received, and
ko9es aud BELIEVES tkat an ex ANNA ion of his
stock ~ii satisiy any onethat be - stu epii
70 fnlle share Of the public Rqtr2 aSe.,..-..is
1oet.le - n..& ~ ts..sJ skN Sb HEf,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
Second Board.
State Of Trade.

AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-The store on Liber
y and Pearl streets No. 1885, sold yesterday for $22 600
store and lot No. SIS Liberty street sold for $l3760
The trade OF the Is extensive at any time
this Fall and the prospect very encouraging until the
close OF navigation. The receipts of produce and the
shipping business are very large.
AsHEs-Pots are not very 0ctve We quote sales yes.
terday at 81 AZ &c. Pearls in very limited demand
and sales rule at So 3lt a637A.
BREADsTUFFs The advices by the Acadia have caused
slight falling off in quotations for -four, Genesee
quote at 81 37t, with rifng sales Ohio and Michigan
- 37t 4s2 Ohio round hoop 50 so; Brandywine rs;
Richmond Co. 81 62tiThe dailyrecepts to moderate
extent and the stock hand in this market very large
for the The European accounts have completely
dssipated all hopes for demand to any extent from that
quarter and prices in this country will find very
low level
Wheat is very dull and prices with difficulty sustained.
Extreme quotations for all qualities and descriptions rule
80 e6c. Corn is very plenty and prices down. The
sales limited quote for northern 50 SO cents,
weight.
CorToN-The market does not seem to have been much
improved by the late Spectators feel disposed
wait for the arrival Of the Great Weern with four days
later Spectators in this article have reached
the height and holders would wisely in realizing
their stocks at present prices
The receipts of the crop the southern ports up
to the latest accounts were than up the pc
od last year. and the reports about the injury sustained
appear to have been greatly exaggerated
o II former quotations for this market remain without
alteration.
FIsH-We notice sales of Dry Cod at So % a so.
Msckerel are in fair demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06

NJ, RsSsess Fisher Johnson New Haven for Martinique 18th
red A%.' % r. sVs ;fsssrs .a rh r
Ion 81 30.
Foreign Ports
ANTWERP Sept lo-sld Hamburg Larabee America.
AasTERpAM Sept l5-sld Essex, Raynss homeward sup
oBaEMEs about Sept lsIn port, Camera, Whitney for New
BosDa.gx. Sep. SD BGstCpian E%ersos, Yo5esa.
SoSsTaDT Sept s-an Cha: G carroll nG Dean Boston
CoaK Sept BIN port Minerva Knowles from Havana, for
DT 3 a,S Sept sn port Zoes Kelley 70, Gotten
GETTra Aug 2e7Ar London; Barker, Marseilles.
DGAL Sept s-Pased Olga, Tharer Boston Cowes for
DOyER AUG Tor previously )passed, Neva Bovine, Ant
for London-so reported probably Francis Stanton Leavou
Baltimore for Rotterdam, wdch was off the Lizard previous
GLASGOW Sept lsn port, Pedonne Foote for Norleans
msassy g suS S s Boston %
Ly.nroOL Sept a-sld Huron, Muir, Boston mot Bat
LNssos Previous to Sept IOLsld Caroline Thomas, Gib
M MnLn,sA, Sept In Philip l. Farsn for NYor SOON
Lihsqi. for Boston Emily WdeT Brown from and
i%s c4RslGa ss
tsd fHH @ Dv d o sS % Te~s
send and Sterling Hamilton, NYor; Caracas Wheeler, La
MansnnLrs, Sept q Sid Carrier sesshe,, Palermo
fin 10 for se S9oE n port Hooper
Ms%S a as &c. Ss Sf D
RoTrERDAM Sept s-n port Cherokee Long, for Boston,
loading.
rswD Ns Nav 4P Ra.,o Ella Ann Very Hobart
ST. JSHN NIB Sept 2iXr Topaz, yaipey, and Olive JEFF
fnrsTf sept s Syia pOrt, Ane ifi Francis unc
Home Ports.
Nevis Fountain Philadelphia ssh se Fuller Fa Fuller do;
Brilliant Mcintyre, NYork 29h Teazer. Mckenzie, Rich.
BATH, Sep. asCd Robin Hood Lemon,, uadaOupe. Arr
PonTIAsD Sept s@cid Eagle Fullerton Cuba; Oct Sc
salem Oct 2-Cld Deposit Upton Para and market Sid
9 A Bake. AsrS osE a a wsss
SiS Ss
ssfs1 NYo fy IeS5 ',s
s% s6Es r,S
Oct sS Ra RSsy A%es from
My.SY Oct 2nn port Friend Lowell NYork for Boston,
NM NV 1 MysS oets-An Celeste, Wright and Elizabeth
B. ssJ sn. WS% SD s,ogt, T,
DAVIS NS%pa
S Rfs .H Div: 'f E
Gsmf: %ss sarqps came in Yesterday and proceed
Bay NEs @ hS s% ss "A Ss S
on Tuesday night 26h ut A short distance to the south Of
Cape Henopen they sed the of vessel
brig opsail sehr but nothing of the hull Ship Swa
for @ ds s
Yesterday and went to also Anna Reynolds, Aares
Acorn for Boston, and Washington Dyer for Barbados
down last night and proceeded to Charlotte Ann for 81
b '
the Breakwater supposed bound brig, supposed
the Gazelle Glover from Charleston has just pro
ceeded up the Bay.
RIcHMoND, Oct 3-AT w Candy, Candy, Providence
Leonne, Hart NYork. Sid Cornelia Young Rio Janeiro
VIM W Wyer, Adams, Boston; William Allen spaulding
Norfolk.
EptSToS, NC Sep, so.Am Ceopa,ra. Jennings, NYork
Hattrick Post; Tybee Mccormick aud Dimon Robinson
York; Xalhalla Thatcher Boston; Fame Lawrence Baba
do; Danl WebsIsr Parker west Indies Hsyne Prescott
via Key West; Orray Taft Loyett Provdence Creole
Sparron, Phisdepha; A Brown, Wesbrook Havana; A
Pendergrast, Stevens, Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, Oct Arr Excel. Smith, New York; Homer,
Watts Thomaston Sid John, Young, Boston Arr Sept 80
Erancona Garrett Boston; g Lamar. Sannerman, New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
Died..

On Thursday morning the 9Th instant, after short ill.
ness, HUGH GREEN, aged "a years and 8 days.
The friends of the family and members of the Washing
ton Fire Co. No. 90 and the Fire Department in general
invited to attend his funeral this Friday afternoon
9th instant at half past O'Clock, from No. IL Thames
street.
At Brooklyn Sept rs, ls4S EMILY Z. Weop, Of scarlet
fever eldest daughter of Dr. Charles and Hsrret Wood
OF Georgia, aged years, months and ~ days.
W3- Georgia papers please copy
At Brooklyn, on Thursday morning the 5th instant,
ApELIsE only daughter Of John F. Birch the ard
OF her age.
invited attend her funeral IRON No Mill street. this
(Friday) sfternoon
At Clermon the residence Of the Hon E p Livingston
GEoRGE CLINTON, SON OF Dr. S. Beekman grandson o.
the late George Clinton Vice President OF the United
States.
The friends of the deceased and those Of the family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral at the City He
tel, at half past O'Clock, this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06

Cleared.
i.m; market x Hubbard 3 CO.; Washing
Rdd Is:Esss
Nae and
NJ; Emma Julia HowsSS Bes%ort, NE Myers FSWs
Boston-sloops Aron Heath aud Translation Wells Prov
dence.
'G e&. Aasy g. o% ewse NC with
Va, s:s Anq Nara SG"s days from Newbm NC with ma
sebr Roe Dodge, SO hours from Baltimore with mdse, to
schr Cha L. 6ager, Hudson, from Baltimore with hides to
se6r VIM. B. Wasse Townsend from Virginia, shingles
sehr Delight, Ketchum from Virginia, with potatoes to
sehr Mary Caroline Lam,on, from Virginia. with potatoes
sch John Polk, Arnold days from Virginia, with wood to
schr Victory soper days from Virginia, with wood to
sehr Eliza, Williams days from Philadelphia with coal
TO MASTER
ship H. Allies, Wilson, days on Charleston with cotton,
Also brig unknown.
SnS e GsE Var New
da. Texas, and Others. ''
Generei Record.
YORK o of .sSst S s Resr g sS
bound TO Antwerp " e' ''''''" CIV
srqor PsosrEoI, Rogers from Boston for Sag Harbor nut
into BRISTOL III I'd inst to repair having on the 2ph mir in
Inainsai ' mann 'oo" "'" si'"
CART TURNER, of the Medora Charleston from
reports having the 26h ult the hull OF large vessel
bottom upappeared TO have been situation some fine
spoken.
ALFRED Tyler Antwerp for United States, 20 days out Sept
Chaos steering East Sept a. lat IS 90 lon aa-bv
the same. " ~
Que8ec Hebard London for New York Sept lat 40 a. Ion
Is 30.
Robt Parker Dwight Liverpool for Portsmouth Sept LAT
80, lon 49,
III Whitney, Harding Liverpool for Boston, Aug 81 lat 80
50, loa o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
MONEY MARKET.

The transactions at the Stock has been 70 lair
extent and prices ge orally better Ohio 6s rose h
Illinois, I, Harlem .; Kentucky fell fierce contention
is going between the bulls and in Harlem The
general progress Of events il upwards however, and in
the long run the bulls must necessarily have the ad
vantage, as the bears had it for years, down to last
winter.
Atthe new Board there is but little doing.
new list of directors for the Erie Railroad has been
nominated to exclude the "pPelsyers." WHO have rid
den the road like incubus for long a time It is
rumored that David Nevns and j. 8. King the prin
cpal agents in selecting the ticket. To 60 on with
the road it is indispensable that proper men should be
selected. No State loans will 60 into the
pockets of pipe layers
The following is the list Of Directors for the Erie Rail
road
James Brown, Matthew Morgan
d. A. Cushman, B. Mintnrn'
Harvey H, nv Is Weed, john SPV G. Green.
+. w. Edmonds, william Maxwell,
Arson g. Phelps, Elijah Risley,
Horato Allen.
The Banks of Tennessee are discountng freely. A
paper states -
The sank of Tennessees discounts have amounted for
some time to 1000 week, and we understand the
amount outstanding equal to her capital None
ofthe banks are drawing on the east: The Merchants
Insurance and Trust Company siurnshing exchange at
II to per cent premium
The accounts from Europe in relation to stocks,
better than the most sangune imposed The Of
the Illinss Commissioners seems longer doubtful
The following is extract from the letter of Of
the Commissioners, Michael Ryan, Esqr, Senator Of
Illinois -
We have nearly concluded an arrangement with
Messrs Msgnisc and Smith, Messrs Barings and Roths-
chds that will secure the object Of mission. We
have some details to settle yet and shall then leave in
the next steamer.
We have received from the estate of Wright & Co.,
bankrups the first dividend upon their debt to the State
Of Misunderstanding to 500 000-and have paid it to
Magniac, Smith & Co., and Others who advanced the
money for the payment of the interest due In ls4l
We have had many difficulties TO contend with but,
to conclusion; and the Devil may catch me, he ever
finds me making another.
Wright Co., it will be remembered, failed with a
large amount of Illinois bonds In their possession. The
dividend alluded to is that declared by the Court Of
Chancery. The prompt payment of that money to
Magniac, Smith Co, further evidence of the dis
position OF Illinois to pay all in her power and operated
well towards the successful result of the negotiations
An engineer, behalf of the ondon bondholders will
accompany the commissioner. There are many rumors
in relation to the terms of negoation, which with
out foundation The Legislature of Illinois is biennial,
and does not meet until year from December next
The of Illinois operated avorably in favor Of
all American stocks, which evidently again coming
for several packets =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
Brighton Cattle Market

MONDAY Oct.2.
At market $50 Beef Cattle $40 Stores, 4OOO sheep, and
1850 SWINE
Prices-Beef Catte-A small advance effected
from last week We quote aiewextra at 81 60 first qua
y % rs; second quality SO rs s.; third quality
50 50 8 so.
Stores-Two year old So 49, three year old $ll IL.
SheepSma lots OF 80 and SO sold from soc to 81
AZ and 81 so Wethers from ST. 90 to IS.
SwineShosts to pedde at ACC for Sows, and 63c for
Barrows; Ohio Hogs and 43c; large Barrows, 4ic At
retail from to 81 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
TRIAL BOTTLES THREE SHILLINGS EACH
hEaD IT'S OITAJJ Ik,S

THE fact Of selling trial bottles three shings each
prove TO the reader that this of the
day. These its usual properties which be proved by
respectable PERSONS whose IL will
uay force the hair any where hair will grow
naturally the head face or body II has strengthened
roots staying the hair from falling Off cleaning the dan
dru from the scalp IL also causes light red hair
dark color, and by doing this, make
the hair naturally dark from the lfpersons this
merely for dressing the hair, nothing economical
the hair soft dark silky and beautiful least three
long any Other preparation for the hair sola price
shlngs bottle at the of the American Eagle 90 Chat
ham n. Y; Zeiber Ledger Buildings. Phladepha Red
ding, State Boson and 1879 Fulton Brooklyn l.. l.
o6 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
Married.

Married.
On Tuesday morning, 3rd instant, at st. Stephens
Church, by the Rev. j. II. Price, Mr.. RICHARD TWEED
Jr to Miss MARGARET M, only daughter OF Benjamin
Sands all of this city.
In Boston, sunday evening" 10th September, by the
Rev. Edward N Kirk, EDWARD O'CeNNoR, Esq of New
York, to Miss MARTHA E. CANNON, OF Cape Elizabeth
Maine,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
HOUSEKEEPERS ATTEND.
WILL be published Saturday October 7, Mrs Ellis
w HOIISEKEEPINj, MADE EASV

Or Complete Instructor all branches of Cookery and Do
Use s a Hsed and
adapted Of the Ladies Of the United States BY
DE complete and
lshed i embraces al the most recent improvements IL the
rs fie5 aug eRs
hi wC, therefore SoaseeeTer who
The additions by the Ame editor such to adapt
Perfectly to the wants Of our people and much qov
will be found in the work Its cheapness will commend it
sG at all the dpo'' ff ufs sss sfN Gd X the
Corner of Broadway and Ann streets
Five copies for 81 mailed to part of the United States
BURGESS sTRLNGER's uniform edition of Interesting
= hOmanes' &f NlN vi Ns'Df5E GIl,ENcLos,
With her remarkable sers On Love, 6eurship MARRIAGE &C.
Translated from the French. Price Is cents.
THE RESCUED NUN;
Or, a Conve t and its Wrongs.
In these deep solitudes and awful cells,
Where heavenly pens,ve contemplation dwells,
What mean these tumuits in vestal's veins,
Price l2,E
o. M 4. p:ds. THE IL A 4CiIR33; Sov.
No work issued from 6e this has produced
sensation We'll would be for our youth Of both sexes if
| is to show that
| The only amaranthne flower on earth
Is Virtue; the only lasting treasure Truth"
Price l2 ens For sale in all respectable periodical depots
| in the United States. OF ltwr
| TREAT ANNUAL FAIR OF 7 HE AMERICAN in
" STPTUTE, IN THE. CITY OF NEW IORK-Man
ufactuers mechanics respectfully
desired bring articles intended for composition and exhibition
to Nibos Garden this day or to kTnit flowers &c
on MONDAY m2pins oh INST Iattle &C. should be entered
Vanxhall Garden "Wednesday 18th by A NJ The Fair
will open to the public on Tuesday 10th inst, ats A. NJ
OF 1tr
7 o. OF o +. CELEBRATION.-The members of the
L.. Order generally invited attend the Celebration which
will take place at TaTyown. Monday, the 9th of October
and for their better accommodation the steamboat COLUM
BUS Captain w H. Fazee will be in readiness and proceed
follows leaving Of Clinton street at IA foot Of Fulton
street. Brooklyn "a, foot of Chambers street, Y, o.
clock touching at foot of Canal and leave foot Of Ham,
Fare so cents the trip:
P. II LANE, No 58)
| GEO. W. FoRDHAM 10 Committee.
| JAS. NJ. FLANDREAu. 30
The Marshals will their Lodges the De
putty Grand Marshal, on their arrival at the boat.
| OF 3tissec
ORGANS.
HENRY ERBEN informs the public that he continues
IL manufacture Organs the old establishment ne Centre
street He offers for sale the following Organs One Gothic
eased Organ stops with swell and pedal bass
- feet hsh feet inches wide, i1ches deep One
swell Organ 10 feet inches high, wide and
feet inches deeE One Swell Organ OFFS feet inches high
feet wide and 3feet inches deep Chapel Organ stops
elegant Paor Organ Also small paror Organ second
hand Church Organ feet high inches wide and feet
deep second hand Paor Organ rosewood Saraphine
The above vary in Price from SIPS TO 5000
HENRY ERBEN
s66t~f Centre ST. head OF Canal street.
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Prices OF AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON.

These the quotes according to Barings circulars
The rise has been general and that it has been
produced by purchasers from this sde evident from
the fact that there buyers of Massachusetts, SIS at
prices higher by the exchange than they worth here
Here is the fact established that American stocks are
selling in London at par rowth standing all the abuse
the London papers, and all the letters the spectators
from this side. Persons came back in the boat of
yesterday, who made visit to buy stock London to
sell here, but found that there sellers at rates
which would do As affairs improve here, the irmness
abroad must increase until old impressions are worn
away. The State Bank Of Alabama held when
put in liquidation, $l,074ee3. by the act OF wind
Ing up the banks, the specie was to be applied
to the payment of interest accruing on bonds and
more than half Of it has probably been already alb.
sobed in this way Notice has recently been given that
the January sterling coupons will be paid on
in this city. The whole debt is So STA 5s6-he annual
interest on the bonds being SAL None of the bonds
mature in ls4s but during year over million will
fall due, viz
Bonds of the branch bank at Mobile, $3.50 900
Montgomery, 333 eco
Huntsville, 100 600
Decatur, l59W0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them impediaey on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending 70 this Ohce all the Marine Intelligence they can
received ~ ~ ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06
Passengers Sailed,

New oElEANs1shjp Tuski1a-Rey J B Warren, lady and
Kellogg Sherman, II Remington seymour HI Miller,