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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION

sJftHAHIE COUNTY, Y.
THIS ei1a' iioa.s heL. siie hr eIroenants md
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4 IL 81 X q. ess Of s u.s. IBID SS.. "a az. sr diva
"s s - ~ r The SS: 81 al G0T
ss S..n If BY The @saeai p,.fs
an, snH,'. ma. g, tbs s.peto's Of e Strings,
XII. % Y: F. & . lis have s.s
oIual'rd ron ne gallon OF ~Atas -
suph.!s 81 M.ss.i. '............. =. -
Ss;ss;;slShss: . y..s:;, in.::::::
ura..,,n,,,. III, q Solid ssG,a,-...; las grains.
s;s:Ip riH AI.sy ~ 10y "
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"a s :! %%SSsS 81; '.S ssss
% y ' :,se or ssst' !Nsa ' is 1s.
10 Hsi:yl "a : ss he sang
on s"iss. ,.e se,t day IN time ~ daGer. r,"N'
GhfEI2s9raY Of a. n.rFo
q a. i%$ :.' Il; III 's:'H.s
e. !. nj. af fa'% on ass n (. &.
+" aoa All '' ri ia:
1 . .i,e, ,,n, 70 raSs Ties. may q.
800 q as rsfd Week as; s% an Ha%
h,m can BE- toaaa IN h'A unsry il med cal col
bach Lecture il itssr tn u Ia tie whole form
PACKET shIr K0 lflEs ~ II ,tn0M LIvEKPo0L-
bo.d oot s-su am an stree. .p vi" please send hr *'" o'
gu 4 Il .S S, not per hst Ts b sr''o
mil 5-ls ~ sa.,h street.
II Eth, TEETH PRICES REDUCED Ser CENT
rh ~" Srd WI" III COED 90
%y" a x,ssi "a. tyt ti s sc; and
4 No e. East s ~, '0F TO pI Iho
NEW YORK SURGEONS BaNDAGE ms TITUTE,
No. IN. sTREsT' tun5et the A%s saa sia er%l "a
cted hsreb Informed ,ha they cao ain this Inst
tue a the lat ST mInovsd n for he Of boot
Lateral ufssuIe Of the spine, to.tac ID Limb, &c. or
CHI Of 81 deio,mv i'll BE- b. h- cpa Of
lie Institute Who has devoted much md At
cure of luhfst, curvature e S. ne, It'd Limbs
&c II. also has invented Truss ii Rupture,
WI b M, syea se.e al tusheioa. as is VIII ,,em-
paauve comfort kS Of Ions di-
.eiey.
Pate from abroad vrovdd with board a, DEBATE
Ta.el also ienon 81 the eiucs'i Of child
whilst under treatment frr tie Of e. ubo,
tie spin-, W egs or knorksn-e which readily
ca I'll IN chiid1n @ithoat eeti,nnz I'm from chool
J RNI,Hr. NJ ID,
mllf'eodc Prmc pal he t,tute.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14
MORE NEW GOODS.

NO l3I MAIN STREET
StENSENEY q RHODES have thls morning RS
y celved a farther supply OF Ssasonahle Goods
aI repucrd prices, which will make Iheu stock full
and complete any in the city, nov 81
N1EW STYLE CASHMERE PRINTS.-Thc
most elegant article in the PRINT way thai
Inns vet been offered in this market Just opened this
morning at nov 80 SENSENEY & RHODES
NEW CASSlMERES-A lew pieces enlrell
new patterns, rich and beautiful, just Opened
at nov 30 SENSENEY & RHODES
nONNET RIBBONS.-Rieh Satin Slrpd Bon
ID mel Ribbons. a few pieces, just received
nov 30 SENSENEY & RHODES.
~ CASES INDIA GUM COPAL Just received
5 and for sale ny aug y JAMES BAKER.
- CASES ORANGE GUM SHELLAC. jusl re
5 ceivrd and for sale by anG y J BAKER.
! CtAXONY MANGANESE, 500 lbs received an
- for sale by aug q JANIS BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14
No I67, Main Street.
A NJ ADAMS d CO.

rA9niONABLE MERCHANT TAlLORS'
kH1AvE Just received most splendid assorl,
- ment of Goods for Gentlemen's wear .,
~ newest STYLES and most superior quality, lha'
rSnn Aver been received in this market Among
a. - nfeck will bs found the folio wing
~ vel 81 CLOTHS:
&lfonpsr6ns French Blk. from s. to $40 per w.,
eot dye Black from So TO So per yai DfaA"
1Sepn and Blue do -. 1,,,,,,,
ID BEAVER CLOTHS
French Brk Beaver, Beautiful Wool dye Dix,
2D3fisn Brown water proof Beaver, French
5iclss &c DC. e.,,rprs
Hssnch Blk, very fine, article; Eng l'sh n. qno
x A6s1rican darFsncy do, Of every style u quarry
"a. VESTINGS.
W. have the finest and richest VestlnR ever
41sssi ~ this city and no mistake such a. tu
sd kat ELV + T 5; very nano'
aome; Woeilsn yelvets of every descrlh non . )
odsins, best you have seen; Valencia, diier'h'
prices. shades and colors; Cashmere 40 ~
3csrfs and Cravats, decide " Frettyi Stocks
and Suspenders; Cloak Tassels, aud PIea.
many new things, all of winch Will be SOFA 10"
alor cash, or 10 prompt customers on sGorl tIe
dit and made up in the best Eastern style ueo :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14

900 20 ', do j .'s W Do -
p Big, Pepper
% do Pimenlo;
80 Chests Young Tyson Tea,
10 do Gun Powder DO
! Cask Gnret's Scotch Snuff;
40 Bhl. Ann;
Casks EPSON Salts;
do Saletatus;
do Boston Syrup;
do Aladdct;
poo do Lquorice Ball:
40 Boxes IS, IS, l2s, 10 and pound Luhps
Tobacco of superior qualities
do L2dy's Twist Tobacco;
$500 10 Brazler's and sheelirg Copper
200 do Cnnamon;
Ceroen's F Indigo.
BIS Cepreras;
25 Boxes NJ r Raians;
Bn, Ground Ginger
40 do Crushed Sugar;
& do Puveuzed d.
| do Cloves;
do Nnlmegs;
10 Boxes Chocolate:
10 DO Varlegaled Soap;
Bale Bordeaux Almsnd'
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nus 10 l0-nsi re
celyed and for saIs by VIM FLEMING
aug 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14


< R,sI-4---~~-
~ p36n6 Ns &C bEs1SSkA
/ ~. e-zy.
o,,., -
DNWIN1llllt, AVLlViI IN
DUIfVVHH III II l AtDD's
NOT THE FRENCH MENlSCtS OR VOL
IASrON'S ENGLISH PERlSCOPlC)
SUPERIOR 10 sny olher IA use, constr d in
accoflancs wnh the Philosophy OF Nature, N
= peculiar fsr'n OF Conea'o CONVEX El,ps.'; ad-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14

ST received from New York, >. new and spleu
% did assortment Of Cashmere d Eco.ss:al.o fss
French worked Infant Bodies; SPONSORS, Collars AID
Collafeas; fine assortment Of Je, Buttons and Hair
Pins. 81, Just received from Inc manufacturing
house IN Lowell, Mass. FEW pieces OF Bss Black
Asphaium Cloths, for Sacks and Over coats These
Cloth, pronounced by tbs bs,l 1si in iss
CITY, to I've the finest and hes quality Of Cloths the,
ever saw. All irue Americans are invited To sah
and look al them, as they far superior and mush
cheaper thas any Article nj n .milsr Kind ever i'm.
ported IlEYMAN. No l63,
oct IA We.t side Main ST. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14
ohm sockman's Administrator and heirs.

John Sockman's administrator and heirs
Pursuant TO Il decree pronounced in the said
cause by the said court on the 5th day of June
ls44, the undersigned acting as Commissioner
therein, will on Saturday the nth day of Janu
airy l545, at the float doc. of the court house
of said county, proceed to sell TO the highest
bidder public auction; the tracts or parcels OF
land with the appurtenances which We're con
veyed bv Joseph Appegate to said John Sock
man, by deed dated 25th Of August, 1871 and
now of record in the Clerk ofiic of said coun-
~ in 81 ed book No 9 folio loe, except that por-
non Of said lracts which wa. convened by said
Sockman to Daniel Steenrcd; hy deed Of tho
SANE date recorded n said office, in said deed
book No 9. fol) 90.
Tn. said property or a sufficiency, will be sol d
on a credit Of SIX, twelve and eeh teen months
! n equal unstaIments the purchaser giving bond
with good security bearing interest from tn q
| day of sale and the title retained a. further
security until the whole Of the pnrchase money
| Is paid ! w MITCHELL, Commissisnsr.
| |. " IL q dec is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14
CHANCERY SALE,

, kSIANP 10 decree mado BY III, Circuit
SUPERIOR Conn Of Law md Chancsry for Ohio
'uniH on the seventeenth day ofJune one thousand
Rhi hundred and tour in the sul in chan.
cry between IrNRY TiFTAxY. complainant. ond
acHtRp SIMS, Henry MooRE Marx DcuoLI.s
hE hrHERA INsuRANcE CoHfANY or MAR.lAxD
Nd OTHERS dtfendanls ! will. on Munday thu
~" NV 81 January, III lhe wear eighteen h1ndr,J
~ i7ft-hvr ell nj public nuctionai The front d,,r
'hr curl House of snid county, lat. fortv-r,tee.
'Y.itu' loHY SIX, iuriy.sevcn fory.nino md fifty.
n HAT raa OF the ri.v Of Wheeling IN s,ld
county called Gfahant's ddJillen of Which lot.
A'mherod try three, fortysrI aud forty-nino front
an RI'ne' s'reri I'D sre he .nmc on which .sid
9'his NOW reslds', and Numbers forty fur forty
-fNeh ana hiy lrznt on Centre sreei md lie south
Of and adjoining tie ohcr fhrse ALSO. III. tract
al Iahd Containing about three hundred and Gny
aore') with The appurirnnnccs situated IN Marshall
county IN lhs STATE of Virginia on Wheeling Creek
ahonl l"elve miles East Of The said city Of Wheel
ha' Which wax conveyed to said Smms by John
'ainhef and "ie nv de.d dated the twenty. :btrd
day Of November eighteen hundred and ,h,rfy-,i,
no recorded IN HE Clerks oil e N the Cnnnlv
'"nf d sad Marshall county The sale 10 be made
III safh parcels as " III sun purchasers
ILItMS OF SAIE.-fse per cent Of the por-
eNa'e money To he pnld IA hand ard The residue in
fhfee equal r.almcul4 hearing interest fran the d.v
+ ct safe aud payable respectively in ono. two ,nJ
three years lhcreailer-cach purchaser giving hord
ana good security for his deferred INST, me ni.. and
INC lille being retained a. further spcnr MI pay.
'"'n' u, i'H ALEX T LAlDIEY,
C'mn i.sfoner
\ cHANCFRY, IN the circuit surcrior court
So, oi .2M " q p enaaeely for OHIO countv.
b.. virtue Of decree rend red in the ,beys
en- '"a cause on 10 2jth day Of October ls,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14

(lLLS OF LAD.NG.-Jast rec, we'd lv J& II
iiorrbr ok. an assortment Of Blank Bills ol
La'nF' suitable for civ and Country Merchants,
Tor sale Inv decS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14
SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS.
BOOTS, BOOTS!

tsT receive Al he Sjrn If The Black Nam.
eH moih Boof. , ea.e. Of Men. Napoleon Tap.d
Se'ed Boots superior article, and will be sold low
GrCrsh.
Also 100 prs Nsn', Kip Brognn,
nov s As TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14

GOMMISS IONER'S SALE.--Is CnAScrur.
u In the Circuit Superior Court o Law an6
Cha Acery for Ohio county.
Moses Rhodes,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14

4 LABAMA COTTON 10 bale, Alahan.
n Cotton, received per Steamboat Ofpheu. ar,
viii he sold low Tor cash Apply 10
nov , JAMES II FORSYTH & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14

y OYELS NOVELS-Jusr received the Belle
Y of Boston; John Alancsly The Liverpool 1lor
chant Forecastle Yarns by the late Juhn W Could;
iaIes from The German, comprising specimens from
The most celebrated authors; The Old jour Tenn
perance laci Tor sale at ROBES Great Western L.
lcrarv Depol. corner ef NJ and Union SIS dee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14

A superior ossortment Of Cloth Hat, Ilar. Block
"a itg. Scrnhhng and nlher Brusbce. f,r nc yery
low at dec IT HORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14

SANDERS SCHOOL BOOKS The Primer
- Spelling Book, Firsl, Second THIRD and Fourth
Readers, for sale by JOHN HAsWELL,
dee Union street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-14

UPeTIUT 10 my nITlfFs " \ Ell
L my rnIlca. I'nn cnncnNe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06

Detroit Tro for Boston, dg; Tsma winsoI ehsrrer
ai0 aas co. SNAIL ds h9S
aaoId Tor Bofon soo9 do WIN PAWS
or Ms :SSs
~:
Vile WIG sisbt; 10y Rss' f e S1 Gia
%y Bu ,Si ' dss Mania EsbtS SG Cromwell B
nor Chester, Brown, for NOrleans Splendid, shackeord
TslSIoA5 Da GvDA, Dec I,Iq port E@elne Jordaq for
Shields wig cargo Tor Pbil.depa "s aac
OVER Mos. ' Rhassp SG;'i hs s
GBE.LTAus Nov 10 a i3-sld Elizabeth Hail. Cobb. from
Mar'eiiie' for Boston
Dec ss Az, 1,eFS Res.
NEWCASTLE, Jan sid Brewster (new) Lincoln, New Or
Assse w Ee A5 Emerald H0dSdoH Boston" Cid Cd
sosTos Abby Baker Pratt and puri,au yimer
sss vss GsG taSs did s
ssid f M A s m az
brig unknown T,'esrph.d, senator. Pepper, Mobile Sig
o iS: sss 'f s isi &c Rs Jsass
Ma
's
sS MSms AP w R.yss fcH
W Fs ss. s
ss,s '$$ Sis
Cooley Co. Edrdse splenaj Cw.,,: MSboa @
s%'' RaS
@ ' Dec A1f.JS c. Atkins. Higgins. Boston
?:1$ s'"i: R"sSss g.
has mas been repaired, aud will proceed hn,t wind
Atlantic cook Bamole Voant H NYo,k 0"' AUG
a raPnLrns pS A 1m G'"o s9sw De wp Grsa
Rver sssG Grant Az"
.RcHMoNp. IAN lar Coz soation English, New Yok;2l
Boston.
WiLMrScroS. NC. Dec 27--Arr N + rockingham, Radck
[Btl Aswood, TIinaad; Exps.ment Wh,,e, do; Joseph
NcGsoa "oa and {"
Sapss n ia ss%
CHAEhrsroN, Jan 2-Ar George, Hull, NYork; Merchant
yasao~s .hp. The s s s ws % LsSS
anwerp Pacific Goodhue New York; Dsn Webster Parker
hsEfh ysT H H o sa H'Ii Ss1
Point Psrs quad Harraseeket Hopkins Atnkapas Dante
gut in on account Of sickness Of he crew sid Snhspe
Henderson Liyeroool; suliv@ Waite New York; Horewell
aaame Tr III cs%anes Pom, Pss Quad Cso0a
Fri GILES st Pierrs, tuad.
saa w 3 so.os Aa D M ssG s9ss
Thompson Eiork Henry Jertin; Lishttopm and Genera
fsa % Df@2 MR%S+ Sid &
Lamar Sam emann, New York; Adeona, [Brl Hill Yves
Indies
AucusrrsE, Dec 2sArr Sarah Louisa, Tlett, NYork
SID ri Il TomlI" TomliGi At1skaras via Key West
SrS osLF.Ss Dec aSa a, Di,ntha shqsy Napz; Lon
Emlen Wilcox, philadelphia; Ellen, Briggs, Bostou Carroll
ton Jefferson and Tom Paine Anderson Babadees Betsey
filth, Turks island Sarah, Baker Newport ri; Foam, Row
land sisa Greean, Long and VIM Henry NoTs. Thomas
Cette aud Marseilles Ellen Brooks Crowe Havre Edward
Y s%aey BALTIMORE Homer Watts and Delta s0""e' Ne"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Dec. 23-Beans, white 10 rs beef MOL and
3 prime and mess, az; Butter, Am. yellow, 20;
dies mould Ia 10 0; sperm 40; cheese, Am o. cod
fish rs do hhds. 20; corn ndians shelled, a.
-four Philadelphia and Baltimore 10 10 4; do New Or
leans Is 0; hams, Am 10; behring's smoked 81 lard
n Os4a 10 4; mackerel, No g. 6; onions, Goa o. pork
cargo, eastern and mess II Is; do ~ o. II l3 do clear
Ia 4; potatoes 3 rice 5; coffee, first quail
y, al second and third quality A; do riage
a4o; honey q; moassss keg 81 gallons, y;
CARS assorted si do white alone ais do brown
u aiii do yellow g. segars % 0; hoops 40 40;
boards Portland w p 10 u; other eastern ports %
25 pitch pine "a 2S. shingles u 0a20; hid. shocks
with heading a 3; sugar box shocks 81 a I. Ex-
change-On London, 60 days sight, 10 II prem; New
York, par lprem Boston, par |; New Orleans, a 3
prem short sight; Spain, prem; Paris discount
FreghtsTo France 80 90f, and to the United States
81 per box sugar RS Per bag coffee; "a ssi per hid
molasses.
MATANzAs, Dec l5.-Flour-Santander, IL a ~; Phi
adelpha and Baltimore, Is 10; New Orleans, IS i6
Lard-9t liz. Potatoes-23 a3. Rice--l0 II. Sugar
Half and half a 6; forete S. white, 81; cucu.
rucho 49, Coffee But little doing in this article and
prices at last report.
Dec. % after much trouble obtained an offer for the
Merchants rice at 81 This price indeed wretchcd
and they would not have paid it, had not the Lady
Washington which arrived the day, proceeded to
Havana New molasses very scarce and sells fast
it arrives at 2 rails could not get any for the Mer
chant Exchange, on London, liz prem; New York, y o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
New Stock Il xchanpe.
State OF Trade.

Corror-The sales today have again been very heavy
say from 5000 to 900 bales the advance of c-noted
Yesterday On fine cottons the advance has been fully &c.
me operations are mostly speculation though
derstand some few shippers in market The impress.
sion gains ground that the crop will be very short
and this the speculation is founded lolc /. now ash
ed for several lots of good New Orleans now here The
quality Of the cotton arriving is falling off materially
FLOUR GRAIS-We must continue our old o,,ota.
tons There is small demand that prices can neither
go up down they, therefore, nominal. Genesee
is held at 81 62I 4 6sl
REAL EsTATE-The following sales were made by An.
thony j. Blocker Co "A two story brick house and
lot Greenwich lane 18th street. feet 10 inches
front. by about 20 feet. Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Eight lots of ground the 4th avenue and l3lst
street 20 oon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
,AL.-The Alrxandria ,iazette states that hi
sales OF stocks mt PhiiadeIuhia.

Fnsr BOARD Jan. 5.-s243 Lehigh Mortgage Loan "a ;
5000 City S. 1850 1903 $500 do SIS 1903 $1,000 Ten
Bonds, LIST JAM 80 100 shares Girard Bank 81
so do Wilmington RR 5dsflst IL do New Orleans Gas
29t 5000 Wilmington 6's, 1885, s6a 40 shares Grard
Bank 81 20 do Manufacturers 4 Mechanics Bank u 0
do Western Bank 40 6do do do 45 80 do New orleans
Gas so.
SECOND BoAsp JAN 4-S20o City 6's 1867 l02 20 shas
United States Bank 81 do Grard Bank q 40 Union
ted States 6s 1869 1854 $500 Lehigh 6 1854 35 rs shas
Wilmington Railroad 6df ISL 20 do Grand Gulf $lloo
Old County Loan 1860 9ss State SIS offered at 66' esp,
Coy bid 8 ds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
ph,ladeIphia Cattle Market.

head including 100 driven to New York; 100 cows 400
hogs 1000 sheep The price Of beeves ranged from 81 to
So the 100 lbs as to quality with about 90 head left
Cows and calves sold from SIS to $50 per head Hogs
were dull OF sale at from - to So the 100 lbs. Sheep
Prices from 81 so to so for the several qualities
There has been better supply of hay this week. and
sales made at Soc to e5c the for good Timothy
straw continues at 8 a Gle the bundle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
Provision Market.

1t Is seen that we have several alterations in our table
of prices this week.
The late cold snap has had tendency TO send M the
rates OF most every article in different markets We
particularly except beef however, for very choice
are selling at Is per ID.
Poultry is scarce, and mostly in the hands of buck
sters who compel those in want pay high prices for
the different kinds
Wild game remains about the same
Fish are scarce and up; vegetables also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Jan. SIS II. M

Stocks to-day up and down. without any particu
lar eaningl either way. The improvement and decline
averaged about the per cent Ohio 6's down per
cent; Kentucky, Reading Railroad, Il North American
Trust h Pennsylvania SIS, q; stonington advanced /
Harlem, Il Illinois, d Norwich, The sales very
limited at both boards The falling off in the prices
s of the stocks lately has been caused by the efforts
of the heavy spectators to down prices SO as to
Bile them to make deliveries Of previous sales few oil
the largest brokers by combining do this at any
time they please, and the smaller fish have to submit with
the best grace possible.
The charter of the Commercial Bank of Cincinnati ex.
pred the LIST inst but the Legislature fIOhio have
granted them additional time to wind up their affairs
The party in power in that State opposed banking
the system should exist. The bank bill sent to the
Senate from the House does not meet with much favor
and its chance is very unfavorable.
Alabama State funds daily improving in this market
and at the South At Mobile the 9th ult sales were
made at 4 per cent discount for specie.
There is a afloat injurious to the Bridgeport
Bank The bills of this ms titution received dc
post at the Hartford Bank par The bills of this bank
good those Of any other, which is very fan
praise Paper Is very pershabe and paper secur
ties, when there is nothng solid in the background
The Patriotic Bank of Washington has declared div
dend Of three per for the last six months The cap
tai stock Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
the LIST of October last amounted to So 400 which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHnApELPHrA. Jan 3-Au Gen Scott, Shaw. NYork
BALrIMesr. Jan 4-Ar INDEPENDENCE, Keyser Mobile;
Preston, Williams, Boston; Alexandria Lewis and Ocean
Burah4% NYcrk. Sid Stevens, Briggs, dos II scoe-
der, Stafford. Providence.
WILMINGroN. NC. Dec 2s-An Benjamin, Treat Marti-
pique Edw Pseble, Pe'tinsil Guadaoups aoth yalhaa
a Given, Guadaoupe iA!vano, Pace NYork CID Dec q.
Haidee Br] CANDY Barbados; Eliza Ellen, Buckman Ma
Jan Porto Rico Gray. Jamaica; Casilda Goodell.
NYork.
General Record
BRro OAK from Boston, in coming the river Wednes-
day. about o'clock under charge of pilot the lower
point Of Chester Island high with full tide
aud n Of the westerly gales which have fol-
lowed tides she fast and her
coming up lighters she be off unt her
the tides change No damage beyond the expense Of
reshppng cargo, Gaz 5h Jan.
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On Friday, 9Th inst Mr.. HENRY McGAnrr. in the 3oth
year of his age.
The friends of the family and the members of Manhat
Lodge, No 30 o. Of O. + and the order in general
are requested 20 attend .he funeral tomorrow afternoon
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~UALE's NEW YORK MUSE On

=, Y.
{Sr00ftrCg. ogpOs,,e the f!fp hG1.)
- " ADMISSION ONLY l2k CENTs.-fT
he Manager Re happy with Mrs
Gypsy Gu sister 1853"
Thr. CELEBRATED GIPSY QUEEN
II the American Museum. She fran O'clock i.
the morning NJ oc ock in afternoon dresea tive
costume, and be privately consulted regarding PAST
PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS. She cannot be
in he evening Naopa Portrait Gallery Grand Cosmo
rama, and sou, 90 LuriosItitS
Admission shilling cents extra TO tho,e Va no ron
suit the }ip,y tiirl. is re
M X. DE LIZ Rec ciully noup to his friend
h and the public a!ly he Inter Dis giving his frs
Grand An, Reyub Concert Thursday Evening
January til, the Aroro oom Broav way as sd BY
The FOL OWING Musical Talent -
MISS ADAR,
MIR. PASSWORD
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This shows the subscriptions of the General Govern
men two States and four Corporations which amounted
10 nearly ss0o0OoO This principle thoroughly esab
lshed and extensively practised of oanng the credit Of
government representing large population is the cause
Of nearly all the public Indebtedness and bankruptcy Il
is time this subject should be taken up in Lcgisla
lures, and laws enacted preventing continuance Of hi
method of creating debts and compelling the levy ohcavy
taxes.
Another attempt has been made in Congress to bring
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the exported Of the produce and manufactures OF
this country and also the tonnage Of the same in the
tabular form called for in the resolution.
This resolution lies day by the rules of the
House.
NAvAL.-The Alexandria Gazette states that the
u. s. brig Truxton, having on board the remains
of the gallant Com Porter has been ordered to Pbilade
pha The remains be inferred the foot OF the flag
staff at the Naval Asylum These arrangements
in strict accordance with the desire of the Commodore
lady.