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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ec,..b
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

\ naval surgeon who used 10 prescribe
s'.i @aiet ioi MS paaeuls IN all a4sar-
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a-. AeAi day ihe captain, coming
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

40 POLITICIANS IN
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03
BY LAST NI.iiT,sNAII..

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-03

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13

From the New Haven Herald ]
Til Ole Bull.

Norge, Du staaer pan den sneetakte Tinde,
Holt ner we'd Himmelens Blaa
Seer melem Klipperne StierneI oprinde.
skiont over Engens IA.
Henne Diet klsres Skyen
Skinnende lieesom Guild,
Ly sner, psa Fieldet OF Byen,
Dsgen. al Glederne fuld.
Norge, Du hilser din lysnende Stierne,
Elsker den meer end din Heltetida Sol.
Solen nedstlger, og seer Du Diet gierne:
sti, rnen oprinder til Himmeleps Pol
Norge, Du stoldt we'd dit blinksnde Sverd,
Stottende dig I'll dit gy dene Skiold,
Stirred for dc kia,te, for Alter Og Herd,
KGmpsdes mandigt-som Jern var din Void.
Norge, din Helt over Bolgsrne red,
Holt paa hans Havhest. guldlokket og skion
Smart over Havet og Landerne skred;
Glad dog OF seierrigt HEN gik igier.
Norge, dit Svnrd blew en- Lire:
Himmelen CAV hendes Toner,
Hiertet og sIelen at styre,
Fluid som af Kummerens Moner
Hun Aan lens Dybte kan rore,
Modetssom llden an'Dnde,
Holt mar we'd Skyerne fore,
Sorgen iii GlIderne vende.
Norge, dit lErelys aldrig forsvinder
Hoiere S'iernen. Du elAker. oprinder!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13
Common Pleas.
BEFORE Judge Daley.

Jurr l2-Labroa & Ives, Us. Ci,as Msade.This suit
for Al 1873 payable at Vicksburg Miss Feb Al 1888
an which endorsers The note was not al
rank when IL matured The money was there ready TO
nav II The note did not arrive till ten days aerward
and not protested The plaintiffs seek to recover
cosnt of the mode Of convey ance and subse
ouent acts of the agent Of the Defendants Sealed verdict
Brady and Martin for plaintiff for defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13
Court OF Errors.

JUNE l2.-Edpin Forrest vs. Joseph NJ Eissam.-This
case was resumed this morning, when Mr.. OConnor sre
Piled on part of the plaintiff In 1883, the plaintiff Mr.
Forrest appeared agreed to purchase lot OF land and
erect a mansion house, at New Rochelle, for a. party
named Leggett Defendant broher'in-law to Leg
gett and erected the building He charged $1,000. De
ndant refused to pay the ground that the amount was
larger than the contract having already paid The
case was referred and Lsgget In his testimony stated
that Mr. Forrest had agreed to erect the building out OF
friendship Nissan agreed to do the work for $4,000 Leg
gett before the house was finished
the referees having to any decisssn Leggett
died in the interim On motion of painues counsel Leg.
ges testimony concluded, and award made In favo
OF Nissan for S2206 40 which confirmed BY the SUI
irene Court with costs Appeal MADE to Court OF EFT.
rors The case concluded on argument this day
Supe,pisors Of the County Of albany vs. Elisha Dey, i'm
lsaded Nth Edpard DER, f. Dorr, Jr Willard Walker
sud Raiph PlafL-This was sppeal brought hom the
suprem. Court The defendant Dom was Treasurer TO
de county OF Albany and received in that capacity the
public moneys. A robbery was committed as was al.
legged on the Treasurers Office when Sl2s rs was stolen
swsy Defendant put In the plea Of due diligence in the
execution of his Office, andsnonabiityg pay. The
county Of Albany proceeded against the securities i'm
pleaded with the defendant who executed bond as sec a.
riiy, to the amount Of 100000. \
Nr John Van Buren, for the plaintiff, and Mr. Stevens
for defendants heard argument, when the case
was left for decision
John T. Dcian irp,eaded &c. John Stapies, was then
ken up, when the court adjourned. hf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13
Circuit Court.

Jvsr Ia--Siander case - Postey vs.. Mon-Counsel
summed up in this case, reported in Tues iaya Herald,
ben the Court charged The Jury will render sealed
verdict this fore noon. ..s l..
G,iii,me ". tie NJ a. Fire Tns~dncs Co-An action TO
s5eo losses sustained by FIRE In 1897 to plain
tif,s premises In Vesey street. a.irt It.ls. ..
Adjourned over 10 this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13
United states District Court.

JurE I2-T- ApMipALrv.-K ~pis Brig "Baidca.H y
This referred to In yesterdays Herald again
before the Court this day His Honor pronounced no de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13
"A LADIES, LOOK AT THIS -!
JOHN EDMONSON,


TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT .MANUFACTUREe.
Respectfully Informs his ends and the dies Of New YORK.
that he has commenced business in the ABOVE line at PAN
bowey having just op.ned snIeror assortment oil Eng
.DN ETs aud Tsimmng.; Misses aud Chldrtns sumu er
Flats Ribbons .oweTs &c &c. .ra
j. r.. eonfl.ptIy hores his leng experience in the
above iiae 70 b. able supply az orders the satse
altered TO the pewest and moa. fashionable style.
UsI I'm dy&itwyAec
.M NEAPOLIrAN LACE HAT MANUFACTORY.
No 81 DisIs ion street-R. GRAIN respectfully In
* lorna the public, that he engaged m weaving the
Lace .nd the arove most fashionable aud sle
rious of maze the approved shapes
They the real Nespoltau Lace, and warranted 10
eean wi, as Tuscaa Lsde. will pe.se call and be cen;
the bonnsts aud will b. sold prices Offer
I'd 20 the public
ALDO besur article style Of goods suited
supplied 9Th ats and brad at reasonable Prices
Mrs til BILE sch aud al Tuscan and
Straw Hats her we'll known superior sty oil bleaching by
which the c1or old hats made to rom ~hiteas
hat. B,sahed and Prrse for Niners for % dozen
Pressipg alone 81 50 PR dozen.
An exeellent Prsss pg Mach ne q 7 sale j6 SIZE
MADAME ]. FIN Z, s, FROM PARIS.
Has III. ho9 r form III. ladies' that she h-s opened
IL fshi uabis sst,bishat, No 337 Broadway Cup ss
opposite he cle eth and Leonard
She whi have always hani large assortms, Of
kinds; Cspss Collsu Shswls Handkerchief Muslin Dreas
Is, StoCksogs, Glovrs; Lingcie END Jewelry &c tN
Flowers Of the newest and most fashionable St. le
jelo I'm m
n CHAP SUMNER HA1s-I7s BROADWAY
DAVID MILLS. Halter. tate Hobby Il Mills
assortment Of Summer Eats Gentlemen requested e.
and examine them je2 iwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13

-anr HAVANA SEGARS 4,str
000 mn HAVANA SUGARS, consisting OF Regalia
OOOSOOO La Cabana, Anendarss, Panatelos, Wood
Vile Rantteons and various other brands Cavendish and
,nuh for sale and debenure Roadway Noy3t. tGoth
Hail S~xar Storai 'n1' MT jmsrr
U5T arrived fr sonth spierSd lot OF Ss matched
young MockDa Birds fall and comnenccd singing
raised By hand gentle, ard male bird. Any gsnt
waiting chose plesse to call an Clinton r
Rvir and Stanton will be sold cheap
bt fine during this week slso exquisi,e,y 6ns
Spanish Poodle J52wkrc
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y CRoToN HALL, 81 -. So,

ISREE TO TIE FRIENDS OF PROGRESS AND
0EEORM--The Subscriber will the for
the OF respectable society or collection OF
individuals whose object " better the CONDITION society
sIec,ve audsnces Tor remuneration Nothing need be said
recommend this Hall the COMMUNITY; its location and
su excellent including Piano Forte Apply III tn
Clock Room. the Hall. NO III Bowery. Of r
~ All those that curse and swesr--hlse who eat pea
nose who tobaccothose who use intox,ratinE
dr'nss-pssd not apply nor attend. 10 iwre
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tn 0le RuplI.

Norway thou sandest the snow. peaked summit
aoit the heavens blue seest among the cliffs a
arise fair over the meadow stream.
Yonder, his bright in the sky Shining like gold, dawni
mountain and town, day full Of glainess
Norway thou welcomest the dawnng star, lowest i
than the Sun of thy Heroic The SETS
thou It willingly the rises to lesv ems pole
Norway thou proudly with thy flashing sword propped
tiny golden shield for thy dear ones for altar
and hearth fought mannllythy streng was like iron
Norway thy hero pillows rode, high on his sea
horse, goldocked and fair Swiftly and land hi
srsde yet glad and victorious returned home again.
Norway, thy sword has become lyre-Heaven gav'
its tones TO lead heart and SOUL filed with grief
longings. gJ
Ii stir the depths Of the spirit kinds emotion, like
fire. bear high to heaven, and turn sorrow to joy
Norway, the light of thy glory never fades. Higher th
STAR thou lowest rises.
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.7aa'n, SUMMER HATS
THE CELEBRATED GOSS4 MER,

WEIGHING FROM 2I or. TO "a OF. PRICE $3.50
"A The celbrated SUMMER HAT so highly popqla
a1mg .ae las! 1ason are Gnsrea g fne tTSc
BGAuTTUI AND "cAEXPEsr HAT for warm Se,S.,
leom the objecuons % shch Pan"mts, Leghoms &c ar
equal 10 tie Beavers The style of trimming also pesen
being of which psveats perspa
hair oils from king throu IN and ssIi the af
Gtntenen have them, their determination
20 other Hat for summer.
The sub,cber respectfully socits call and
of their merits -..
The the comparative weights of the pnncpal
Summer Hats -
lienn's Gossaner.. ...2Xoz. to 3Hoz.
LeghOrp'
Panama ..... .....5zoz.
Ordinary Black Hat .6Lox, .,...
-nF J. ". GENIN.
Hat and Cap Establishment,
m7s lmtrc ga Broadway oppoaits 81 Paul. Church.
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MoRE POISONING BY THE PIE PLANT.--Two chill
dren of o. b. Van Wormer OF this village were
taken violently sch Sunday last. Medical advice
called and the opinion Of the physician that their
sickness was cause b, poison The evening previous
the mother Of the little girls had prepared the Of the
pie plant for tea and they had eaten OF the leaves which
had csused their sickness They In fair way
cover though one OF them remains quite i-Bioek Rirr
Journl
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CENTREvTLLE TROTTING iCOURSEl
vTNiE PHOPRIETOrS OF The above Course viii give a
Parse of $50 flee for all trottng rises mat pever won
hundred soars mile heats beat hive udrI
he ,addle three make come oil Thursday
rnr snme day. Purse of $50 fee for s Paciug Horses
Nile Heats best in FIVE in harness. lhree more TO MAXI
-
Aso Pure Of e4oo free fer all Trot ing Homes. Three
Miles aud Repeat Harness. three more to make rae, u
of ondsy, Juse gath
The above close Mr. Jones' sesoyd Ward Hot-,
on Thursday. the 18th instant, AZ 10 o'clock M.
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lN NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

=. sat NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
d THE BUILDING WHICH BROWNE CO. former
- occupied having been tom down for the purpose Of
efectiug more commodious store, have removed ther
stock, until their built, No. Mott and 26
Chatham opposite Roosevelt street. where be founc
now worn. such imitation Beaver and Mnle.kin Also
large supply Of fine Panama Hats together with Gen
meas Infants Leghorn Hats 0sntsmens and Boys
Cloth aud Silk Velvet Cas of the latest shsn ChdIeu.
Fancy Caps of Cloth and Velvet, Patterns much
admed All the above named articles will be sold as low
be purchased in this city. WIN. BROWN, - %
mas 1msm 1876 Chatham opposite Roosevelt
QOOMs WITH PANTRIES ATTACHED TO LET
" With without Board healthy and delightful part
the Washington Parade GIeInd Also ihree four gentle
be accommodated with Board aud Bed Rooms Ters
moderate Apply at%s Amos street. jill iw~rc
TO LAWYERS, STATIONERS. &c. /.
VERY superior lct Of Impord fcams.. prepared for
large siz- Also, few dozen veum Covers. for pindns
Aud dozen Hesd from 10 to Nvches diameter For
sale low close consgnment) at Maiden Lane in the
Bonnet Store. VIM. ADAMS.
jell sem
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NO. la FULTON STREE

THE ABOVE ChNTRAL and commodous premises. oc.
euped by The late John aud subsequently rete
reDpeoed by DANIEL SWEENY in Connection with hi
present shment in Ann for sale, it'll "
the furniture Of the eating room kitchen AID al
for conducting business capable of duci
from $50 $50 dayhe present proprieter being desrou
Of conng his time his Ann house Tn purcha,e
Spersonally 10 DANIEL sWEENY,
les tWrc
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Marine Court.

Before Judge Smith.
JrSE "a - Hiram Marshall Stephen MaYiiing.An nc
ion OF trespsss involving disputed possession Nsnsu,td
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THE WHEAT CRop.-ln our former notices of The
Wheat crop we have spoken of it as looking very
6re and does much of itbu the fly ia certainly ma
king much greater Tavages than we anticipates neyeI
has this section experienced 10 great rom M
Nv beore-whoe fields entirely destroy puch
will affect the aggregate crop is difficult to say the
quantity on the ground doubtless greater than any for
mer wear --MassiLioN Gazette
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UNPoRTUNATE-On Sunday evening, as Milton
Post No 49, opposite the Orleans Cotton Press WINS az
cendng the staging 60 board Of this psnks gave
way and threw him down below In his fall he struck
o, eo the piles which support the wharf above broke hs
collar bone and stunned from this blow that h.
sooner reached the river than death ended his suerng
by rownng.-N o. Pic June 4.