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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09
Below.
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Sailed
Ship Paul Jones, Canton; brig Cro,on. Mobile
Foreign Items.

His Holiness the Pope has directed that
prayers be offered u every day the Pon6es Chapel for
the safety long life and success of lrelahds Lberato
The subscription to compensate Miss Harriet
Marncau for her refusal of pension has been
closed, and sl34S RENTED to that lady
1t was said that the iron steamer Great Britain
would be from Bristol London about Christmas and
that she will the Atlantic early in the Spring.
Parliament has been furtherprorogued to Tues
daY the 10Th Of December.
The LATE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN SCOTLAND.
So far the accounts OF the Scotch Municipal Elections
have reached the Liberal party NAV De said to have
RED thing before them The exceptions are few in
number aud in places of little importance. This mighty
change TO some extent attributable 10 the progress Of IRE.
trade opinions but III greater dsgee the disruption Of
the Kirk The crossIe Of the Non ntrnsionts distracted
the Liberal party sadly for three four years and
paralyzng the Conservatives.
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Brig Trio Doane, Duukrk, Foster & Nickerson
Schr Tioga, Ha!lock, Wilmington, Ogden.
Arrived.
Ship Huntsville, Cornell. % days from New Orleans,
with cotton, tobacco, Sc. 10 +. X. Collins s Co.
Ship Alabama Bunker, l6 Us from New Orleans, with
cotton, TO VIM Nelson.
Barqne PILOT, Crosby, l07 days from Batavia, with COFFEE
order. Left August 2Ih, ship Eliza Ann, Berry, for
Amsterdam dg; Aidabaron Webb for Singapore in few
days. ship Lehigh, Watson, sailed for Amsterdam %
ses passed through the Sraghs Of Sundy bonnd eastward
Aug H. bark. Rsnallson, Foot from New York for Cam
ton. aug. %, barque Valparaiso Lockwood, from New
York 18Th May for Canton Aug &c, two American whale
ships lying in New Bay Island, Rowland, B. l.. Johnston
from Philadelphia for Macao LIST Of May; ships Paarma
Grswod, I'm New York for Canton Aug LIST.
French Schr Alert, HeuZr, 20 DIS I'm Port Prince,
hogany 10 A Ros,are & Co.
Schr Topic, Smith, "a ds I'm City Of St Domingo, ma
hogany to Medad Platt.
schr Mary Bright, Bright Il ds I'm Gonaives, logwocd
to Skelping * Ferris.
Big Pasey B. Bount 20 days from Belize Hond., log
wood and indigo to B. Blarco.
Big Bunker Hill, Sheffield IS days from St. Kits old
copper, TO master.
Schr Paragon, Watrob, 10 days from Elizabeth City, NC
naval stores.
sehr Star, Williams 10 days from Washington, Nc
val stores.
Schr Amanda F Myrlick, Philadelphia coal.
Sch' John. Thompson, Philad.
One brig. Wind West.
Sailed,
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SALES oF REAL EsrATE-Dsc.

BY .qnthOny j. B7eecEeT J Co.
A piece Of andlying the old Albany post-foad anu
Harlem River in the 18th Ward, containing about . q
l0t acres, for Pr
lots and a house at ManhauanylIe on l2oh and -.
Brick front house and !o, % Christopher ST. Fac
tory, 20 by 81 feet
aots on norm sSs o. sscb u, e san ~, 40
lots adjoining 25h-st size, each S5S5 i,,s
lots on 25h.s adjoding, SIZE each $40. ~
z re lot on 25lhst, 10 II vide. ......... ~
do on 2oth.s,, 20 # , wide. ........... -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

lT The fremont Temple, formerly fremont
Theatre recently purchased by the Tremon, Baptist
Church Boston, wss dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
to the worship OF God on Thursday last
n The store of MeSsrs. Brown, Beals & Go.
druggists Boston, took fire the th when of their
stock was destroyed and tbs building greatly damaged
Fully insured.
n On the 25th ult. the dwelling house of Mr..
Joseph H. Geiger Centreville o. destroyed by fire
together with smoke houss in which it originated
PROVIDENCE COUNTY BANK RoBBERY.-ln adj
don the money bills and specie stolen from he froy-
idsnce County Bank large amount no, exactly ascertain
ed supposed abont $40 DU0 unsigned bills
Of the Bank Of the old plate taken The bills OF
the denomination Of twentes, htes and hund
All the genuine bills Of the Bank five dollars
ed Daniel Angel President; In consequence Of this the
bills the Bank will only be redeemed al ITS own counter
FROZEN TO DEATl.-The corpse of a man was
picked M on Friday near the Paterson IN J Railroad De
pot He supposed have frozen death in state OF
drunkenness. We learn that he tlnman OF Newark
BY the name Of William Faulkes, aud has left wife and
family
FATAL ACADEMIA few days since while
Thomas Percefeld Of Brown County, Indiana was care
essly amperng with loaded gum II went off, and the con-
lodged the breast Of his daughter, about l3 or IA
years Of age, aud she instantly expired
&C At keenc, IN. H. on Thanksgiving even
ing youngmam named Chas. More burned 10 death
hut which he and his companion lad of about Is years
Of age, had retired They had been engaged burning
coal fire Of which communicated with their BEDS and
he had probably inhaled the flame suocated by the
smoke before he hardly Of his situation The
other escaped unipiured
u On Wednesday last young man named
Jason Crowe, while engaged in sawmill, at Waston's
Mills Levant had his right wrist brought contact with
the mill saw while in notion by which it shocking
IL r,t,I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

From CASADA.-We learn by the British
Kingston, c. W. Wing of the 2sth, that the
Governor General has made the following ap-
pointments:
Hon. JOHN BEVERLY RoBIssos to be Deputy Governor
of the Province, formerly Upper Canada Hon. JAMES b.
cHANAS MAcAuLEY and the Hon JONAS JONES be mem
hes Of Her aestys Executive Council for the Province
of Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

OLE BULL gives another concert at the Iaoer-
naclc on Monday evening. Vleuxtemps, 1t
seems, gives concert the same evening at
Washington Hall. There seems to be an effort
on the part of the Courier des Etats Unls to make
it out that Ole Bull is encroachlng on Vleu1-
tcmps's prerogativc. The facts in the case are,
Ole Bull engaged the Tabernacle for Monday
and Wednesday evenings, before Vieuxtemps
was in the city. We have no idea Vieuxtemps
was aware of this arrangement. a stranger
here, he left the whole business to some friends,
whe, from the very first have taken the surest
course to kill his reputation in New-York. We
are assured they knew of Ole Bulls engagement,
vet were foolish enough to hazard the success OF
their friend on SO unwse proceeding as placing
yieuxtemps's debut on the same evening.
u Among the passengers of the Acadia we
notice the arrival of David Leavitt, Esq, Presl-
dent of the American Exchange Bank OF this
city, and family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09
C. The Boston Conservatory caught fire on

O. The Boston Conservatory caught ire 9h
Wednesday and though the flames ex'ngui'hsa ~
dense smoke which flied The room for hours dss0y''
the whole stock OF beautiful and plants The O0'''-
Transcript says,
The splendid collection of Csmelias the best and
the country, high health, full bloom aud oao \. Re-
bsTne Thousand plants, not OF wh'cn ssI ,;afu
stored, present aspect this morning that Is ea'
20 behold 70
The proud Peacocks the beautiful Pheasants, INN
the establishment by the Hon Mr. Webster on nv al
from England and the aud splendid African
lie dead having been suocated by the deass
The loss o:Prcperty was very large, wh'ch W.
was but partially insured -, an.
u The steamer North America has =! oeeA and ~,
gsped to eayrv the mails between Halifax anu a1I
T. yfouoJand Tor the sum Of s7Ooo per anuan anu
be nut on the rcuf, next spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09
commercial and Money Matters.
ne Fer sa!es cthe Stock Exchange, see las. Pos

FRIDAY, Pm.
Tn. ssl, are large to-day and the market wax gep.lv
firm. North American Trust improved i; Farmers Tru,
J. y,cksburg !! Harlem i Norwich and Worcester An
burn and Rochester Pennsyvan'. fell of !! adaa.
The Bill marke, rather qnitt-s'ef!iHG 81; Sco,A
ern bills -; Francs 5 20 . 313
Money continues very abundant, and PRIME paper ca b.
NEGOTIATED a, 81 per cent, ard the BeHks still resort 10
loans on stock for the employment o; theis Ga Coz
eminent Securities loans can be aad = Per Cert and the
Ohio Aeen, offers TO discount the coupons for the next H.
,erest at per cent
The old Atlantic Insurance CO. has declared surp,,,
dividend Of per cent ca capital, making Iii per Ger.
in surplus dividends since they suspended business in Iur
s, making in all 4s6 per since the ORGANIZATION 9th,
Company in November, 1879 An application viii aow ).
made for permission TO The capital TO the s,Ockho!as
Tn. legislature of Indiana the l:h inst. and in
few DAYS we shall have the Message Of the Governor
II is looked for with much anxiety b. the holders ladsp.
bonds because il expected that some measure will he .e
commended to restore the credit of the State and povid. for
the payment OF the the debt The Gazette Of
Yesterday contained statement OF the amount of debt re
sources, SC made mp Jan l. lssl We have had access
20 oficial reports from which compile the following
,,rmsu, Of the affairs OF the State up Jan lse which
differs in some respects from that OF the Gazette:
Funded De5t
Bonds issued for Wabash and Erie Canal. -, 600
B,nd, issued to State Bank OS33)... 800 200
Bonds issued 10 same 10 increase capital lc00e00
Bonds issued 10 State Bank on account. $4,000
Bonds issu.d for Lawrenceburgh Railroad 2sl
Internal improvement Bonds (s36) 7GSsGCO
Bonds hvpotheca,rd (since sod) ..... lOes,oW
Whole Funded Debt. sl275l,0Q0
The Floating Debs on ls Jan. lsi2 was . 2,O7s.llS
sll,s!9,Es
The floating debt consisted Of Treasury notes and money
due the State Bank advances The latte, paid BY
an issue OF scrip This floating debt being receivable for
taxes and canal tolls nearly all absorbed The act.
ua debt of the State including back interest, now lii,
Tie over Si3 900 600 The annual interest this per
cent. is s6j000o OF this the State Bank pays $3.50 500
and thu interest the proceeds of sales of pabhc Lands ant
interest On the suolus produces $50 900 more The
Tolls on the canals and railroads which Sl0s0a2 las,
year will b. neatly double this year. This will leare only.
abou, 1925 OCO be paid by taxation There is perm,
nent tax Of 80 the dollar which produced Ia 1911
s459S So THIS year w! be little larger; buta all
being payable in Treasury only goes toward dnG
shng the debt. Beside this there ii poll tax OF IS
cents which pays all the expenses OF the Government The
floating deb, nearly all absorbed and if the proper
means are adopted the payment OF interest be
within twelve months. Il said the Governor will
recommend such measures in his Message.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

Markets Care fully reported for The Tribune.
THIS DAY, o'clock.
Flour is without change and quiet. Cotton is rather in
active at previous prices. Pots very dull, with sales.
Pearls O6,, sales 100 bbls. Very little doing in Grain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

THIS IS GRAND FAMILY Hohp.Y a. n &c, at O'Clock,
seun and splendid performances WIN TAKE i,ion 70 WHOM,
aud III. Gypsy Queen, te Will be exhoie1 ali the f,
FRO children, with snew-w he woo!iy hai!' '
mn nf The Airlc .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

nsis @ az &c ococE and thsry wiz ouse''M Mad
fu house a. the company engaged OF the s' md evening
Adoph Is 70 be consulted at all hours OF lle ea'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09
CITY INTELLIGE N G E.

Counr misunderstanding. SUPERIOR
CouRr-Nos 49, AL As, 81 60, TO- - 73, IA, IS, 76 H.
Is, 49, SO, 81, 81, So. Sc 81. &c 20
COMMON PLEAs-Msnday- l.Nos 49, 49, o. 49,
Nos los rs no III 49, lle, l20, l2l, 49, TO, 81, S.
70 - 49, "a rs, 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

~ Rousseps Almond and Rose Shaving s,ss premium
qualities Of this soap obtained for II ne Rou
y.r medal az The late fair OF the American and m
sel G9smstiss &c 70 be mac ~ The Toilet Fur
uishiug Store, 1853 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

n We are indebted to AlesSrs. Adams & Co
for Boston papers this morning in advance of TIT
mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

INDIAN AFFA1Rs,--Capt. William Armstrong,
acting Superintendent, Of the Western Territory passed
through Van Buren, Ati the 3oh u his return from
Washington City, with checks and funds pay off the IL
d,aa Snaui,ies oud Other claims in the Territory
Gov, P NJ Butler, T. S. agen. for the Chs1okees passed
through Fort Smith on the 81 inst his way his agency
He vas to dspar, about the 10Th inst his mission
the Couuc Prairie Indians Cash creek Red river
The aunnes for the Senecass Quepaws and mixed balds
Of Seuec. and Shawnce to be paid about the pesen.
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

o. A horrid murder was recently perpetrated
near Eas, Liberty Ohio. Two men named Thomas A.
Ballard and Mordeca Ford living East Liberty, had
been to that village, where they became intoxicated In
turning home the evening, with Jug Of liquor, they got
into quarrel IT, when Ford stabbed tie other
the breast with clasp knife, from which he died less
than hour Ford is under Had the ruHselIer
hand In this murder
A CHEROKEE NEwsPAPER.-We learn from the
Van Buren, Alkausas) Intelligence, that the Cherokee
Council have provided by law for the Publication Of
paper be called the Cherokee Advocate" printed
in the English and Cherokee languages The celebrated
William Ross is to be editor Probably more judieious
selection could not have been made Mr. Ross we believe
regarded the ahes, the Cherokee Nation Sue.
cess to him and his paper.
u There is to be Convention at Columbus,
Ohio the LIST Thursday January devise means for
the better observance Of the Christian Sabbath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

FLORIDA LEGISLATIVE CouScIL.-Thus far.
saws the Floridian of the 25th ult, the Lcglsa
turc stands Is Loco Focos TO II Wings, and one
independent. The remaining Counties, it is
thought, will give the Loco Focos majority of
from two to five votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09
EVENING EDITION.
SATURDAY, 81 O'CLOCK, p. M.

OH1o-The Legislature OF this State convened
at Columbus on Monday, the 4th inst.
T. w. hartley, Loco, of Richmond, was cho-
sen Speaker of the Senate, receiving 10 votes TO
IA for David Chambers, Wing, of Muskingum
Scattering, l. D. A. Robertson, of knox, was
chosen Clerk, over Arnold Voss, of Fairfield.
The House was organized by the choice OF J.
NJ. GALLAGHER, OF Clark Co. as presiding offlccr'
the vote standing
]. NJ. Gallagher, (Whigl..............3S
j. C. Clark of Morgan Co. (Loco)....29
CHARLES BoRELAND, of Fairfield, was elected
Clerk.
Mr.. Hawkins gave notice that he would at an
early PERIOD introduce a bill for the Repeal OF the
Banking Law of 40 and '43.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

CRUELTy.-A slave named Celeste has seen
arrested in New Orleans for keeping IN chicken
house for SIX months u woman in state of star
walton. When found she was mere skeleton,
crazy, half naked, and the perfect picture of woe.
The mystery about the affair remains TO be clear
ed up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, DECEMBER ., 1913
Cleared,

Cleared,
Brig Trio, Doane, Dunkirk Foster Nickerson.
Schr Tiosa, Hallock, Wilmington, Ogden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

p The Aurora, in giving the opinions of the
press on the Presidents Message, says:
Tie Tribune speaks rather literally of 1t, and bu, for
the bssphsmous dns at the religious tone OF feeling run,
ming through the Message would have quoted what II
hsd say upon the subject"
We are sorry the religious scruPles OF the edl,
Dor of the Aurora prevented him from quoting
our opinions. The " blasphemoss fling" We take
it was all on the other side of the question. The
noble Harrison. like his prototype, Washington,
did what every President ought to do--recognl-
zed fully the dependence of State ON the Su.
preme Being. But religion in the mouth Of Tyler
is too bad; and if it be not blasphemy, is some
thing very like it. Perhaps, after all, the Aurora
meant to make difference between .religious
tone" and tone of religious feeling" If he
designed to say it was the first that pervaded the
Message, we ara silent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
NEW CHURCH BOOKS FOR SALE.

A Few copies Of the following works for sale by
"A the subscriber. viz:
Mobiles Plenary Inspiration, in hch are answer
ed all ln6del objections. IN plain, scrplurol, ra-
iional and philosophical manner.
Letters 10 his Grace the Archbishop Of Dublin.
by the Rev Augustus ClssDld, NJ A.
Sermons on The LOrds Prayer BY Rev Wooster,
Lessons for Children.
Youn Former. New Church Calechism.
Earihs In The Universe, by + SwedoubUrg,
Treatise on Heaven aud He'll, do
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining any Of the New
Church Books. can he supplied by leaving theiT
orders with the subscriber MELLOR.
feb - 81 Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

~ PEWFY
Potter s. Wagner,
Ys,
Isaac Springer and others,
In Chancery.-By virtue IF the decree proncun-
ced in IA is cause, on the 10th day Of November
1912, he Undersigned, will offer for sale, at the
residence Of said Springer, mules east Oh
Wheeling GA the National road, on Saturday the
first day of April next, the following personal
property, belonging to the defendant Isaac
Springer, To wit. one horse, 2 cows, leather
beds bedsteads and bedding, bureau, tables,
/ doZ chairs, large copper kettle, and hogs.
Also. one lot of land containing one acre, SIT
mated on the National road four and half
miles east of Wheeling, being the residence Of
said Springer together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms-Cash, for the purchase of the present
property, on all sums TO the amount of2O dOusi
over that sum, co days credit will be gwen bear
ing interest from the day of sale. FOT the real
estate, a credit Of six twelve and eighteen months
with intel est, the purchaser or purchasers RyEg
bonds with good secUrity,ior the payment OF the
purchase mOney,for said personal properly q real
estate and the title 10 sa land retained until the
same IS paid. w MITCHELL, ID s, for
Arch'd Woods, Sheriff OHIO Co
feb % u and Commissioner int his behalf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23

ANOTHER GREAT CURE PERFORMED
NeM hprs. 5, P,ru,be, 3J,h. lS42-Gcn,s: an
a mlrhin isl by trade and the duties Of my busIucs,
TeIuuy that should al times exert uyseI 10 sue
Ut rKlCut thai the system becomes cpurriy rclaNe'
sud the huy overcome NIJh heat, that Is wiil'
great difficulty eau AVOID contracting severe cold
took cold from this cause about two months obo'
sub equenily fell into the midst of some machine
~, which seriously injured my breast and produced
"a severe hacking cough, and was, as considered
last approaching an untmely death. was attend
ed by two physcians. who considered my case hope
les; however. determined as last resort 10 try
som. of your invaluable HOrehound Candy. anu
after usinr "a small quantity, found almost imme-
da te rchef aud using four large packages. restored
me TO perfect health. My ply stefan also attributes
the cause of my recovery To tho use Of your HOre-
hound Candy. Yours truly,
Up MATTHEW'S. No l Orchard ST.
To Mcssrs Pease g. Son, IS Division 81.
Psf there is that is sceptcal in regard
Io the virtues Of Peases Horehound Candy. should
be very happy 10 see them. / sincerely believe it
is the ouly thing that saved me from the grave
p NJ.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
feb 81 Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE

~ PERTY.
Potter s. Wagner,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
TO THE RELIGIOUS PUBLIC.

J ME BIBLE IN SPAIN-Thi- snHiou~y e1.
pee ed work by the writer Of "Gigsics b.
Sgaul, containing an account of ms yarpus al.
ventures and ImprisormenI in his efrts 10 di,i buic
he Scripture IA the Peninsula. has Just been r.
retved At the Literary Depot. II Is not seciarian H.
lie character. a. Is published ia four ezra mum.
bets OF the New World containing ~ large octave
pages. aud can be had al the very low price OF 81
cents.
feb IS HIRAM KANE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
SALE OF LANDS IN WOOD
COUNTY


BURSUANT 10 a deed OF Trust from John
Clarke and wife to me, dated April | lIh
1887, and recorded in The Clerks office olhe
ty court uf Ohio county, in deed book %, pages
and 3, and the Clerks office Of the county court
Of Wood county, in deed book 10. pages Ia and ] D
shall on Thursday the 10Th day ofF0bruary lS43,
sell al public aucOa at the front door Of the Court
house Of Ohio county, the tract Of land situated in
Wood county. on the waters Of French creek, and
containing about 1850 acres, which was conveyed
TO the said John Clarke in $50 Toy John Clarke,
bya deed nowolrecord in the said clerks office Oilhe
county court Of Wood county. Also, Two other
tracts Of land ia said Wood county, the waters Of
Herman's creek or WOrhngtOn's creek, and cOp-
tanning the one about 1850 acres. and The other
about $50 acres, which were conveyed to the said
John Clarke by Ilety Woods in o36 by deed
also Of record in the Clerks office ol the County
court Of Wood county.
TERMS or SALE-Cash. ! engage only to
convey such title as is vested in me by said deed Of
trust DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
Jan l3-is
The above sale postponed until Saturday the
18th day Of March S43 10 take place 81 the front
door Of the Court house Of Ohio county. Va.
Feb 6. ID LAMB, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
CARD.

TO RENTERS.-A S. Todd would
infDlm all 90 whom this may concern,
niti y that he has for rent in the mmed lae
As&k vicinity Of Wheeling, a small Farm 81
tuats on tie Ohio river. directly opposite 10 Richie
Town which ~ we'll adapted 10 gardening or far
ming purposes. Eight acres Of The above ground
was enclosed some ycurs since iOr the purpose Of .
market garden; in ibis garden is planted a variety
Of rools such ~ Shaw berry, rhubarb. asparagus, &c,
also on The place Is from 60 10 fruit trees OF dif
fereni kinds. Prom ns near proximity 10 The city
Of Wheeling. 10 IS very desirable situation for per.
sons yyho wish TO attend the Wheeling Markets
The whole Of the above ground. the 8 acres will
be leased ns may best suit the person who renls.--
enquire Of = Todd at his Office on Main street
or at tho sign Of the Iron wheeled Black Mammoth
Boot. Market square, Wheeling, Va
feb 3 A. s TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
Oregon Territory

III n consequence of the Tremendous excitement that
n OF the present moment agilates tie country IN
regard To the proposed occupation of the Oregon
Territory by American troops. the subscriber has
this morning received. ria GREAT CENTRAL
ROUTE, and Is now opening a fow dozen splendid
cashmere and French HATS. which ore warranted
TO lake the SHINE oil anyTHlNG IA The HAT
SHAPE between the Ohio riucr and kiHderhO,k
Call aud examine inr yourselves nl The sign Of the
Big BLACK HAT. opposite the Va Hotel l79
Main 81. feb IL A & MCALLAM
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FOREIGN GOODS.

n,ny or
nj
January