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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-13
MARITIME HERALD.


We shall esteem it favor If Captains or Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEY, of News Fleet, Re
port OF shipping left the Port whence they nailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agent. and Cor
ssnding this Office all the Marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will DO thankfully
seceIved
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YXLE-NTINES

a u T. " I i N = ,.
TIFFANY YOUNG AND ELLIS
$50 AND 200 BROADWAY,
LJAVEa very beautiful collection Of LONDON VALEN-
IL TINES, received per Wellington.
Also Fanc Valentine Paper and Envelopes match made
expressly for the that extremely appIopr
fiji is &C
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 1s
Cleared,

SUN .........7 o MOON RsEs... ...... 81
sun sETs... S 30 HIGH wArER......... 50
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Co PREMIUM RAZOR sTROps.-The first pre-
MUM at the Fairs Of the American Institute has been
awarded year after year. to g. Saunders for the invention
OF the Metallic Tablet with four sides-No. side having
Athe effect Of hone without using oil or water. The
other sides are FOR keeping the with fine smooth
SO that razors can be kept in perfect order without
having recourse to cutler barber II is used and
commended by the first cutters England and certified
by the most scientific gentlemen in this country. Its
great celebrity has caused counerfes and limitations in
Vulnerable which easily be detected by the
and imperfect surface Of what is called the tablet SIDE the
original being smooth and polished. Mandatory, No.
l63 Broadway. New York.
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hiCHARp VAN DYKE, JK, Auctoneer,
DEREMPTORY SALE-To close a concern with an In
surance Company-AN1HONYJ bLEECKEKG Co
will sell pnhc ctou the hp bidder "Wednesday
TWENTYIOpR LOTS OF GROUND, embracing five
the Second Avenue with the
lots adjoining the south side Of 18th between the
hs lots are about % feet deer Sewers extended
the Crcton water laid through the sane and built up
north side opposite TO this property per
remain mortgage the purchasers with
Company to build aud have 90 the
money. and heefourths Of cost Of building additional
moItgoge
Maps of III, Lots and Plans Of Building. be at
Auccneeis office latter Thursday nex No Broad
near Wall street. fl2 to23-c
CHOICE MUSIC AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lTues
- day. Evening, BANGS, RICHARDS x PLATT, 1876
Broad ~ay will sell upwards of 400 Ints Of Music assorted
without duplicates comprising the choice and shona
he Piano Solos and Duets for thu Piano and Gutter and
Fr.nch aud ST. aaish Songs Books Flute Valin
and Orchestra Music. &c.
The Music may be with cata CUES the day rrey
sale. fI22tsec
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who is now engaged IN, and
"A h. correct knowledge o. the Boot shce, Leather snd
teueI Comm,sson Business, desn,us OF going south
wese az salesman respectable occupation. Good
references gvea addressed boz SIS Boston Post
Office will meet with prompt attention ~ lws 2wose
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This exhibits the difference between the markets at tha
latest dates. We but little above the ruling rates
New Orleans Freight for about twelve thousand bales
ofcotton is taken for Liverpool This will take of but
trhe of the stock in this Market but WILL its receipt
in Liverpool have tendsncyto depress prices Cottos
go forward to any extent contracts for fregt
for any very heavy amount made before the steamer of
4h arrives Spectators will remain in very undecided
state until then. In the meantime specie may take
start Foreign exchange remains very high it almost
reaches point that will make the shipment of specie pro-
ftable but do not imagine that point will be reached
Bill drawers will keep rates the line possible
without overwhelming. The uncertain movements Of
cotton will prevent exchange reaching too hg rate
Should the banks by combined power, advsInce to
extent sufficient to enable spectators hod and let
specie 60 forward to any extent, it may. should the
present indications prove unfavorable than an
ticlpated be the severest shock they received
It may do to their injury than any other policy
they could adopt The banks Of this city escaped
the ruin that fell upon the banks Of several other States
in the Union. The wretched condition of the currency
in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, was caused
principally by the specuations in cotton &c. the banks
of these States were led into The Bank of Mobile has
been the most desperate specializing bank in the whole
southern country The speculaons Of the United States
Bank, the North American Trust and Banking Company
and the Grard Bank, in things of this nature produced
the reports and statements have been surfeed with
for few years past The exposes made by institutions
similar to the above created by series of specua
tons, great deal likehose Wall street banks have
been engaged in for sometime They 60 usual COP
irving to out regular dividends until sud-
collapse presents of assets worth the raper
they The substance is found compet civ ab
sorbed in the various losses attending the exteve spe
culations they have been engaged in.
The shipment Of large amount Of specie FRI I'm this CITY
and IN extension Of discounts spectators woud pro
duce movement in the financial circles Of Great britain
that would shake the foundations Of man, banks in bi
country The movements of the Ban,; of England ar,
fraugh with great deal Of interest Just M In, snr,
trade opening just as the croy of cotton is comins
into market just the moment wb en- activity in all a
partments of es the bank of Englad
contracts her lcirculaton and constantly accumulates
bullion in her vaults She is preparing any emerren
cy and the moment our banks put themselves in her DOW
err their fate will be sealed We better send forward every
bale OF cotton we have in the country than permit large
shipments Of specie Spectators advocate the export
specie and the holding Of cotton and is possible tina,
the banks may as usual adopt their advice but the
enemy Of banking institutions could not be more gratied
than to see that policy carried out.
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VXTANTED-A Female BULLFINCH-Any pc, son having
w dispose Of may find by addressin
note TO JACOB" and leaving it the Herald Office.
fl3

WANTEDE;.AA Female BUtLFINCH-Any pei s9n having
ist fs s: saa 70 once
WANTED NMEDTATELY-severslh honest Intelligent,
collect .Hf
pr. the United States Those j.
profitable any State.
ss gsia s'ts SSff fix ti 'ss.
&
applying for az s10ha M send
city officer Of iTs5 ,ssGses;Ss places free Of
re 2td itwyrc castor House, New York.
qnarterpa;t csocs p NJ shs; bookstore corner
Of 4"
] S % Ss ns Sin
S,nh with IS =, No Sa st w be en-
g Gse nall OF money and the "''1' owner
,hs Uays,y desire. 20 find IsspssiaSlf family
..: for complete education 1PEy 4
"A f sceom%oaatsd with .Iessnt Room; aad Eenissi
ply at sss broadway, between the hours Of and p M.
r o.0F0. Fine Member. Of. the GERMAN, OAK
brs no. 81 s sss s Y e 1 R
DERsEN on % ed si.s.t the s is% Instant,
The membss will meet ppncuslly at O'Clock. r. NJ, at
''s' BY as fo0" NO. '' sTEbERIcH Coor
JOHN POPE. Secretary. f13 NsJe
BLACK RALPH,
THE HELMSDLAN OF HURLGATE!
A TALE OF THE SOUND.
PROFESSOR J. H. INGRAHAM
THIS WORK fully equal 70 this popular authors famous
l. novel-THE DANCING FEATHER
For sale at alt Periodical pepots
az cen's-S8 per hundred.
This work beautifully printed, fine white paper and
large new type. fiji item
T TTHoGRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS Of the mystic:
IL RES OF PARIS, BY NJ 7. Z; tECLERC-Peb'ished
to-day the first number Of Series Of Characteristic Ilustra
Of Engine Sues Mysteries Of Paris. drawn stone BY
french editions of'his work There viii be ten numbers Of
nas They viii be sold at tweatyye cents agy aud egh
dollars by the hunde copies For sale the nee Of the
"Ceurer LIS Flats Unis" No. Park P.e; Mr. GRIND
jeans, No Barclay street; at MIR. LECLERC, No IL War
street NJ itsm
"A TO LET-The HAMILTON HQU sE, situated at
f.:N the Nanows near Fort Hamilton. This well known
Hotel and grounds VII be very much improved since
ags The property ia front on the shore has also been
which will be let with the Hotel.
GEORGE b. GALSTON.
Fort Hamilton. February 18th, 1914. NJ lwsrc
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Prices this year do not vary much FRONT those ruling
the same period last.
EXTREME PRICES, DEc. aist. FouR YEARS LIVER.
81 of: :i.ss. ID 5' s,oa iS.s ,s s !, '' "a
Stained DO S aoh aio Gas 5H1i0k
Upland. bowed, lHa 5X 6M 4%a7 sXa7
New Orleans, 4Xa ~ 4 81 4Xa8 5Jsa8
Alabama and Nc
bile. Ma ca 3lsa7 Ak, TX 5ka TX
This shows that prices higher the close of 1913
than at the period since ls4o with much larger
stock hand in the Liverpool market. and current esti.
mates Of 900 bales CROP Prices high in
Liverpool as they are in this market.
COMPARATIVE QUOTATIONS. IN THREE MARKETS, LIVERPOOL
CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary, az 816a 85< asa Az
MlIddiing, 9Ha Ok sxa9 51za 551
Fair, leN.lSZ 9sT, az 511a 5s2
Good fair, 1lLa2x los .l05S 33Sa 5zg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-13

TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
Mr. BARTON. lpupil Of the hate G Nieholsonl r.pest
" fully begs 70 that II 10 his ntsntien TO give IN
suctcu the Flute Mr. Barton prolcss 70 teach see?r
Dig 70 the method pursued by the celebrated master Cha
Nicholson.
and application may BE- made q seuor
msnnSrc,orv- 49, jI7 imsr
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MEsSRS. q. WEISS K FIR. GRAMBSS. Professor OF
IVA Music, respectfully 70 their patrons the ladies
and OF New Yo and its vicinity that THAR Cotl
Band prepared play the most admired and fasAionsss
Music for Private Parties, SoS,ees &C.
Orders and punctuaily attended toG - Delaney
ia lmem
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SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH.

MR. ULLMANN, Pupil Of Charles Czerny, continues 10
wi teach Singing and the Piano Forte this and Brock
yu. moaear tt rate retereaes. given 70 many
cation residence 76 Film opposite the Arseual
Mr. u, who is the author Of French Grammar secoud
OF which in the Of publication, aches like
wise the French and Italian Language. which he daring
Music Lessons wished Schools and COLLEGES attended,
n imsJgb
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Leader Of the Orchestra MIR. Marx
(Bv special permission Of w. Mitchell, Esq.l
Conductor. Brother q. n. Derwor
o. TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH[
May be obtained the Music Stores Of Bro SAnde l26 d
ncy street. Pr, 90 Nas:." street corner Fsltor
Derwos A27 Broadway, and at the door the sveang
performance.
Doors open at and commence att. ne 1tsec
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CHIP COHbTA, CAPT. HEPBURN. FROM LIVER
POOL-Conssnses of merchandise will send their
permits bard the ship az foot of Pine street the Office
of the subscriber, without delay.
All goods not permitted in five days sent to the
public store JOHN UEkDMAN,
flJ 5tec 81 South rect.
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LoNpoN-Ship Henerick Hudson-l0 ca.es Stone Swan &
c91s yyse-4 Hastings Cos Jones & Waerbnrv-2
ty Biackbn u.s. bales linen th rasons, Gaming Co.
ca es Baldwin Lowndes-5 Araod co-9 c,sts
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TO THE PUBLIC.

british BARQUE ADAM CARR From GLAS-
tOWConsignees this will please send their
permits board OF James street. the Office Of the
subscribers, without delay.
Az good, permitted in FIVE days liable to be
WOODHuLL & MINTURNs 81 South street.
Eehruarv u, FL
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by this ship will plesse send ther permits board Or
bans wharf, foot of W alt All goods not permitted il
I'VE days will be to the public sto,e N 5tec
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TNAX PAYERS-All who wsh avoid the penalty of
sr cent pay their taxes to the Collect Of the eve
raj Wards before the 18th the law qures them
charge the additional centage after that date In order
to and INTAKES notice hereby that the
books prepared by the Assessors Of the several Wards
the hands OF the Ward Collectors. who the only
authorised 10 receive the due and the only
who the credit for the when paid
By order oAthr Board Of COLLECTORS
F.. T. BACKHOUsE, Chairman.
a 4.aa<x
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
NEW GOODS.

LMN ~ " OOOAScs
lust received aud for sale. ct ST. Louis pr.
10000 I'D, Ga: 81. IA. "a brown sh..hns
5000 do do bieach~d DO 4
5000 do Anerc an 4 British PrlSts rev STYLE,
1000 Circasian. Alpars, .Neriuoe snd
~ Orleans Cloths.
5000 do Scotch, Manchester and Anre tis,s
3o0 do Muslin de LANES, PIN
500 do best Indigo Checks Of sup'r TraIit,,
5000 DO red, white gre.n and yellow Elan.
$50 do Carolina Plaid, new ard splendid
article, all wool.
400 do hpe Linens, 4H
800 do superior Irish Linens,
1000 Sleeps Grey cloth. Kentucky Jean,
and Satinets.
5000 do Cadet mat. blue and black, Bfost
Cloths,
800 do double hliiled Casino res aud Cas-.
$50 Mohair, Cashmere, Nett and Woolsu
Shawls -ttH&
600 blk SILK Cravat and assorted Iidkrs
300 pair Ladie. and Gems Gloves a.<d.
500 Cashmere, Fur, No,re and SIR Hats, Ia.
GELS test style, &et So .&aa 5k
IN, COO Seal. Fur, Nutr. Mn.kt and Cloth cars,
200 pair Mems and Boys Zip Booze,
800 do do d do Shoes,
900 co Ladies French k'd Ship. and walk,
Ing Shoes. -
SEQ do Children. Shoes, a.soried ,iz.s,
5000 Spanish and Principe Sessrs.
@# boxes tlare's best che w,ps Tobnrco.
5000 ID. best Spanish Sole Leather,
IUD b',s kenawha Salt.
IS sacks RIO Coffee hid. rrir.e New
Orleans Sugar, ~
Joz Hair. Mos. and Shurh Nl.t-ns.Ys
Mitchell Geography and Atss ErIrrf,- Roots,
Dictionaries flank Books sad ~ta,vnvr w ,oKpns-
r. with every article Of DR.. Goods. Groe, rh..
hardware &c, u unkc ,hs assortment sompirir:
IN Of which will b. ,oiJ low by w NJ DEt or
Nov 4. corn. of Je6e rsoo and " alter SIS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Wales, rRr CO., N. Y. JaS. II, la4s.


A L this season .! the year bowel complaints
IA are always very Troublesome and Ire.
quently dangerous; every family should there
fore, be provided with a box oil these Lozen.
qes, which will allay the morbid irrtabiiiy
Of the bowels, restore the checked Perspira-
ton, stop the facilitating discharges, aud -
4 oh ort time cure tho most inveierase case OF
Diarrhn, chronic dysentery or hab,.ual losse-
ness. They are very pleasant to the taste,
ana are sold at the lew price Of % cents Z box
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S ANTIBiL-
LlOuS PILLS.
A gentle but efficient cathartic, expressly
ADAPTED for a family physic; and are not sur
passed by any other pill in use, Tor oil cases
in which carthartic 10 indicatcd. They~ili
operate thoroughly without gripping. Phee
rs cents, for . box containing 30 pile ts
PNEUMONIC, OR COUGH BALSAM.
A valuable remedy for Coughs and Colds.
Price 25 cents.
COUGH LOZENGES.
THESE Lozenqes possess oil the Virtues Of 'n
best Cough Syrups, are conven'sns 10 carr!
in the pockct and nre very pleasant 70 me
taste. ffice IS cents
LIQUID OPODELDOC. ~
rh;. penetrating article possesses desbls the
s,renath OF the common OPod sldcc, - more
cleanly. and much more eonvsnisntlyu vsp.s
piled Price rs cn.
r. A. FAHNESTOCK & cos EYE.
81. WATER.
Fer The care Of weak Or inHamsd syss. Pfies
- cents, R4 as - =
Preparsd by F.A. FAHNForOCkA CO,
csrnsr Of 9Th and Wood sta, ht,sbargs.
The shovc valuable Medicines can be 30 !
senuiae Of Dcct. ]. GAuIv OF this City. %
particular 10 enquire for Fahnsstok's, - ihsfs
are maay imita,isrs. s.sel Ell
Burlington, Dec 2. lSt3--nsA la aef Aa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

4 EpGERS, ayournsl,, Day and Blsnk e:sss'
II Al Ecle ttie Readers, Grammsrs. Geckrs ~
AtIsses, Dictionaries, tAri,hn'ct,ss aed sss
Rookie, Visiting sad Business Cards. Sss0essV
&c AL Description. q s., Louis Es'ess rrv0r.
Nov. ~. W. ~ ""'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03


tbs
" 1870 T'lt BRoTHERs, a
and Main Streets
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
CHEAP ANDPOP.
VIAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
n. A. FahnestOck:s verMifuge.
A PERFECTLY SAFE

A PERFECTLY SAFE l4 ~
And certain Gre for Horns ~,
II Certificates of its efficacy can be seen At
he store III. subscribers sufficient to satisfy the
n,ost incredulous Price % cents. aaHHH
For sale by d. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 co. ,5s
corner Sixth aud Nood street.
Wales Erie co., N. y. JAN II, la43.
We certify that we have used B. A. Fshae-
stocks Vermituse in our families. and in everv
case il has proved decided and ciIcc tuai remedy
for expellng worms from the system. We cor.
daily recommend 1t to pare ts who have chdrsa
afflicted with that dangerous n,siady.
Elon Virgil, Wm.B. Paine, RobL May, joseph
Burroughs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ZEE hD 17Es ooD ceSe
Blue qualities and
CASSIMERES
cols, fashionable
SATTNETS. .rl
Mixtures u,snd
KENTUCKY JEANS. /
and % and s.i ,s ns'. good @ tive, , oas'd' " this market
GLASGOW KERsEYs, OR NEW NAME FOR HARDTtMEs
These Will be found Of. durable
a' FORREST CLOTHS,
Extra superior quahty we'll az Sleeps Gray
WINTER COATINGS
Fu.hing' Pilot ch'i also y made 8an
BED BLANKETS
.rg. n,sfw White d.nd Tw,led sndP
WOOL.EN sHAWLS. #at
Tsgloni Ks, NJ. delaine, Highland Plmd
t..s.as s MOUsELN DE LANES.
Nv " - PRINTS. PRINTS!
Comprising larger
Market = IS yard
a BROWN MuSLINS
= J.. l 90 s ss1aas s s heavy ninfs
.fA ~s&A BLEACHED GOODS
~ Fine E1ta-hne co,h., -~---
5.sAos.., c.mbrist. Paid sa and Striped M..in.
HANDKERCHlEFS.
dt.'hs silk, WoT.,d andM l. I.as: '''
Black lack and eooredsl for dresse.
Florence sins (coIoed) for
s.'in c.rniure and Cap Ribbons,
GLOVES.
Mems len Superior ri PAR. ri Buck s;s h., :, .,..,
M s ssi' md as' ss es'' and "
Essp. IL fingered Ma. L.d,.. File. IA fingered
L.di.. kHoe,bl. &C nd white,
e 5ss 's.;es: s
do Ingram s'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
COUGH LOZENGES.

Thsse Lozenpes possess oil the Virtues Of ms
best Cough Syrups, are convenient 10 carry
in the pocket and nre very pleasant 70 me
taate Pnce IS cents
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

\ TTORNEN AND CuUNsELLOR MI,-
~ Bnrlngtsa, lswa. Once in the brick huih'
lug on Main street, opposite the Gazette Office.
DeeA :, la43--tf t@alf aAliat lT7-N@ n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Sch00l t8ookA.

a assortment Of School Books, Blank
"A Books, Writing Paper, QuiIs, Ink.
States, &c. lOct % is DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
LIQUID OPODELDOC.

This penetrating article possesses dosbls the
s,rena,h OF the common OPod sldoc, u more
cleanly .and much more eonvsnisntlys AZ.
n;isd. Price rs etc.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

April I sesvass y xly prosecuting John Ross
L. D. Stockton District Prosecutor.
!" John Pickup, /. - assialne in clerks Office,
Charles Medera, furnished o jal,
p. Dunlsp, services clerk Of board county coms
Q0~ ~ A. w. Carpenter, stationery furnished county,
saefrt" T. Davis, services grand juror,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-13

DAINEsO or DIFFERENT LENGTHS. oa haod
- aud TOR sqlo low for cash, or exchange Tor
country produce by CHARLES II BERRY.
nun ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-13
UPON THE PETITION OF THE CITY
OF WHEELING.
NnTIGE

USnrsnani to an order Of the Circuit Sup'r C"nfl
Of Law and ChanceH for the Conn y OF Ohm.
heretofore made, awarding 10 the CITY of Wheeling
a writ IN the nature ola " ut Of ad 2uo' daRnsnn'
he Undersigned, aching in obedience Of sand wit
wrll oause. 10 NJ peal upon or near the grounds IN
salt Urt maintained, to VII. all the ground tAfhe
in The ION square OF The sad CRY OF Wheeling.
b,uoJed bg Union ol he North, Fourth on The Eat,
NI,hetoa the West. and Mlnfoe street on lie
: NTH. embracing therein Lots from No | 10 II
Inclusive. On Tuesday tbe l7th day OF Seniem-
her next Jury ufJwelve freeholders Of the County
of Ono. 10 view lhe sand grounds and lots and 10
saw. oil circumstances considered, TO what damage
If viii be 10 lie proprietors Of sad grounds, and lois
or those holding or claiming any interest therein IL
such grounds ant lots he condemned and converted
10 ouhlIc use. 90 vii, the opening Of an alleY ten
feel vide through sal' tenth sqnare-lrom Inion
fl, Monroe slree ct, And | hereby monty all persons
claiming as proprelots, or aay interest IN said
,,,upd. or lois. and lheir agents. aAd all other per
-,,s c,nce med, oCrhls Inquest, and II the same Is
nv, comoleled on tho sail l7lh day of September
! ia. will adjourn the Jury from day to day, until
'" ''"l A KELLY D. S, lof
pote, Yarnall, Sheriff q. {.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-13

SINGLE COPIES ofTiIE HARRY or rHG
- WESr,a am up Wing paper, containing tie
Gslrqu N,ors tizitto NJ Ciag lnnl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-13

an USQIITO BARS-A large lot Musqutio
va Bna can be had lwheu they nro "anted) at
Isn % " TSELBN'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-13

q BENrAL PulLoSOPaY-A fresh supply I'll
rpham's Mental Philosophy ohrdeed iar
the u.e Of Schools. Tins day received and Gr sale by
r.a. = JOHN J HASNELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-13

=
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-16
RE 1T REMEMBERED.

That the same party, while thew ciamor
for PRINCIPLE. declare their Willingness
to support any sort Of politician bearing the
name Of Democrat, whether the nominee
be Proclamaiionist or a Nulliiier--a Ia.
rifiile or q Free Trader