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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

NRUST sALE-By virtue Of deed of ,,,.,
- execu'edby Hamilton Pollock, bearing ds,s ~.
the 18Th day ofMay l843, and recorded IN ,bs -.
nee OF the Clerk Of the County Conr of Ohio co,n,..
IN Deed Book No 26 page 343. shall, on The os,h
oay OF January neI between The hours Of 10 q.
The front door Of The Court House Of Ohio coan,.
al public auction. TO The highest bidder the so,,h
ha Of lot No l39. lying the East side Of F,.,,h
street. IN tho City Of Wheeling wherein il , Rr;sL
honse' IN which said Pollock now re,ides. oI,, or
me same doy, at 0 O'Clock A M at The auction s,o,.
OF nan Wlrkham. sundry articles Of household
'' ~, h'O"c" 'ufhiiure' dec 2S:--ts
Terms al sale A NELSON ,r...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
UNITED STATES JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT,

The Supreme Court is held in the city Of WASH
ingion. end hos one session annually, meneing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

Ml EW YEAR GIFTS Grnhams Magazine,
~ Godey's Lady's Book. Columbian Mega,
zne. Arhur's Ladies'. Magazine, md. Naf,.,o.l
Magazine for January. These numbers are far su.
perior To any ever issued. They are heau,itul
Call and see them OF ROBES Cred. West, In LII.
srary Depot. corner Of Main end Union els.
jan I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

oVELS, NovELs.--Jusi received the Bell.
1 OF Boston; John Manesiy tho Liyeroool NJ.
ohon'i forecasIle Yarns by ihc late John w G.nId,
a'es rom The German, comprising specimens from
me most celebrated authors; The Old Jour a Ter
Peranee tale; for sale 81 ROBES Greot Ws,,..,I
ieTa'y Depot. corner Of M and Union eff, de- ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
JUST .RECEIVED ny THE FITOR

.hECElVED by THE FUOR
------ - - xf-lsINF,s $500
a Fine article Of Com lor,r d,fss,.n,
a article Of wosied caps trimmed Win h.n .l'e
Colon Caps Ladies' Cotton caps. BugIe Neekl.c..
very low price Bugles by the pound wb;,s .nI
black Je' Pins now style, Jet BulIorns.
co''on' worsied, gum and silk. Suspender end, of
various KINDS Iron Buttons, very low Combs rim.
mea wllh bngies, Fine hair Brushes. Steel kBm,,ng
rms, superior arlicl, Agate; White allys. p,an,.S
and common Marbles. Gun and kiosk.i a;.,. $3.50.
10y sells OF Teas assorted and some very fne. S,-
perior Silver Pencils for sale by ~
., & II HORNBRooK.
uee 81 Monroe 81 between Main Il Marker
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

To day being New Years day. no paper will he
issued from this office Tomorrow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

Those with are Notwithstanding % wings
and 70 democra,s-wilh one vacancy io be filled
IN Maryland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW WORK. .....

CLEARED.
Ship Virginia Hearn Liverpool H. Kermit.
Rrigs VIM. Nelson Scott, Port au Prince, shedding \
Ferris; L. Baldwin Russctt Savannah Durham & hi
mon. Commando Spraeuc, Cadiz, Elwe; !. o. (Br)
Ruuedge. Quebec, Cook a smith Montpelier stack
steam ship Great Western, Matthews Liverpool
Schr Chesapeake. Heuari, Baltimore
ARRIVED.
shin Anson Barkn,an dave from Charleston, with
cotton SC. 10 q. Sutton.
Shin Cabot Schander Is. days from Palermo. with
fruit &c to Chamberlain Phelps. cabin passengers
ship Windsor Castle. Patterson 20 days from Hsvrc
with indze Taylor Merrill cabin and -js steer
age passengers.
Bsrk Martha. Trcieiher - days from Mobile, with
cotton TO order Is passengers
swedish bark Fortune. Broadin. "a days from Cadz.
with wine sc. Grinncll s Miniurn Co. Len bark
Huntress. OF and FOR Boston in few days.
Bark Home, Watts, % days from NcwOr.cans, with
lead, wheat, &c. 10 T. X Collins 4 Co.
Rr. bark Scotland, kcso. 40 days from Liverpool, m
ballast bound TO Quebec pu, TO land lss pas
sengcrs To cen. Spoke, May lsih lat Sc Ion T. BIZ
shIp James Moran. from Liverpool ior NNoTk.
Bark Mary 4 Jane. fhner, - days from New Orleans
with cotton sc. to Ncsmi,h s Wash 2sieeracc pas
eengers.
BARK Isaac Mead, Brown 1 days from Savannah. with
cotton to X NJ Dcmilt 40 cabin passengers.
Brig Hudson Brsgdon days irom Norfolk, with lUm-
her for the Nlork Navy Yard. Brooklyn.
Brig Opcnaneo johnson. ID days from Turks Island
with salt 10 Nesmith 4 Walsh.
Brig Torrent knight. IA days from Ponce, PR.
Propeller Florida. Glen. - days from Apaachicola
with cedar to Ashley, Pool Co. y cabinand IL steer
ssc passengers
schr Florida Burges. - days from Grand River
Schr Conehs Garre,son. days from Newbcrn nc
with naval stores To ; Mitchell
Schr sarah lavnis Lower. IL DAYS frum Curacao
with goa; skins to Boonan Graves a Co
Schr Frank Baker days from Georgetown ID c. witt
-four 10 S,urecs & Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

News TRAyELisG rs LEss THAN so TINE
The strsngc fact il nevertheless demonsir'edi0 Dc ue
that news conveyed bx Mor.es Telegraph actually w. .
els in less than no fiaS For instance, nenp'r o. 'y
cress from Missouri commences speech IN the ,aP.
AT ~ o'clock and II l. inmed sicly communicate oy ~
eeraph and j. announced in 81 Lous at about IL e'osA
rIst one hour before the speaker commenced COZ
respondep OF the L. Journal says take any map ai
nun your eyes due West the degrees and you VII
49,, f., Ca Mirror.
A BANK NoTY OS ITS TRsyELs-SOmc time ago
the Editors Of the " Pooysae conceived the idea 81
racing and recording the progress Of bank notePio
isipe 70 themselves and the public amusement hoi
it, wanderings They have had note prepared accord
indy and put In circulation and every person INTO
whose hands II may IL requested 10 notify toe h''
tors Of the Pcayune either by letter through me Near
est newspaper The note Is FIVE dollar bill 81 inc NE
chancs and Traders Bank New Orleans, letter D. mum
Der 4OOl dated January 1913 its back II Of ign REQ
color and on il engraved in large figures the number 90
~ Any kind OF brush, such as pine or spruce
bouehs or other sorts Of fine limbs that viii ne som
what compact If laid upon rocks while beng bio"eo 70
pieces by powder Will completely prevent fragments
IRON flying that you may blast rocks IN me 'cA. u
buildings or even under buildings with perfect sa'H
~ The Buffalo PHO, says that the Ionawanda
Creek Black Bass impatient to be caught ula' iey
Jump into the flshermens canoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

I~H PEARL~STREET, y. N.-E l.. SMITH HIN
~ DFR>ON would invite the attention OF Merchants
making their ping purchases 20 tsr large assortment o
SILK AND STRAW GOODS a. which they are making
constant additions from the latest mpuratons Their a.
sentiment Of DRESS GOODS VIII At al times comprise %
r variety of the most fashionable and desirable styles n
market They would invite inspection of their new patterns
of FRENCH LAWNS AND MJSLlNS, nch inquired ana
plain sme0n and Bfocadc ~ks. printed BarcEc- AMI BAL
lorucs striped Fouaris and Fances, new patterns Of DE
Iaines sc. 4 very large assortment Of SHAW - AND
SCARF> Camclon. Six and Cashmere. satin striped Ba-
rrce and BarOrne. plain and embroidered De Lame, La
die. Crava.- Scarfs and Hdki- swiss Mus, tainhrc-
Laces and Fdgiuls Ribbons. Gloves, Ns, Nc They would
desire particular attention their stock of Foreign and
American STRAW GOODS. comprising every variety oi
of Spruc sives and will be sold At the lowest msnuac-
iurers' prces Five Hundred Cases of Mems aud boys
Legioru Ha and entire assortment OF PAIN Leai
Hats OF every quality and prce: Artificial Flowers Bonnet
Trimmings. sc. which VIII be sold for cash or approved
credit. al the lowest market prces. al Din'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

kEY WEST. May 3l-,rr brig Almeds from Newly o "a
June 9TH shp Constellation. from Havana. 10 take the
wrecked goods of ship Rcnzi New Orleans brig Ru-
dolph Grooming. nom Niork Sid June iih brig Ancds
for ST. Marks
The Agnes (si this port from Liverpool. cut the
North Channel and has been held to the Noth~sd since
by SW and Westerly winds Crossed the Banks I'D
May between lsi ~ ~ and - % and from long 4, 10 70
Wa continual thick fog with the water ranging be
tween * and "A degrees Fahrenheit Lon. 81 spoke the
schr Robin Of Msrhlehead. $500 FISH The was three
days beating clear the land OF Canso and Westward OF
drove into Boston Bay, and finally had 10 tack = T.
get down the south Channel Has had thick wet
bsas,erous weather throughout the whole passsgc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
CAST STEEL SAWS.

hoe & CO.'S WARRANTED CAST STEEL SAWS
I1-The Projectors OF the Hoe Printing Press Ma
chine and Saw Mandatory beg leave TO inform the Pub
c and the consumers of Saws generally that their Hoe
Co Warranted Casi>ie Saws not now sold. a. form
srv through any exclusive commission house IN .ns city,
bui that the same may be procured ans of The ariw
house. In . city, the " are-rOOm- OF the Mgnuactur
ers Nos and 81 GOd-sireei, Of The Hardware Trade
generally fhrou ghoui tie United States aud Canada
These all made OF Sanderson. Brothers Co.'S
celebrated CaSiec and have obtained high reputation,
and maintain efforts VIII be spared IN their manuiac
lure. uN-i I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
SpOkfN. &C

June l. of Double Head sho, Keys shr Gloucester Of
and for Boston nom NOrlesns.
June ! lat - ~ Ion "a b. Br ship Queen, from Noble
for Liverpool.
May - of ID II Shot heys. ship Creole. from hAvre
for NOrlesns; same time. passed bus w Brown SPIN
new from Boston fcr Mobile.
Nav 10 oathc lssscs bark sou,hener. Crosby, from
Havana for Boston
NAY ~ LAT 70 % \ Ion a 10 W bark Herschel from
W Coss, OF Africs for ~ Thomas.
June lss lat - 30 Ion o. % bark Josephine IL days
from NYork for :, Thomas
juno 9th lat ~ " Ion 70 ~ brig occola days from
Boston for Phsdclphis-
June 9Th. of Block Island brig Vs,osy, of Fail River
bound w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
MAS. LINcoLN's BOZ ANY.

FAMILIAR LECTURES on BOTANY, Prsctcal f.s
rne1fsrr and Physiological. with new and il4l .e,if
80, nj ne PLANS ofihe United >aie- sll Ca.lyaiec r'
ics &c: By Mr.. A. Il. LINCOLN. NOR NJ L''e'"
p4>psJ New edition revised and en.ar-'-L ~,
The extensive circulation Of ui- Wurk ha- encolr ,
author and publishers additional labor and eA ~
10 adarf il more fully the wants q Ire pubic, us .--
extensively Tie catalogue Of Southern and W esefn az
a. go 70 that Of Northern iautude-- 20 maj ne -
viii now contain descrl pOu- Of mO-l %; ne pans ri ~
United States and cultivated eXo-c- W in ne f41la "i
.rn Sohern and Western Plants. now presented 20 s
public In connexiOn with the Familiar Lectures ~ . Day'
We hope 10 lave rendered work such Is VII my al
swer public expectation. ..,..,-,. A.. ~. =.
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 2lo Pearl-sL
New-York MAY II, lSia -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
TO MARINERS.


L. STATES CONSULATE Z
Island of -. Helena. 2ush April ls45
The undersigned United States Consular Commercial
Agent the Island OF - Helens requests respectfully to
and masters Of vessels that the Custom
House here requires the production of the manifest Of the
goods that migh he wished 10 be landed from American
vessels at hs place specifying the particular marks
hers description and contents OF every pac ksce signed
sealcd and certified by the Collector OF the port which
such goods shipped bat which goods vii goi y al
~uaed 10 enny unless they certified 10 be OF the
kvosxA prodscea maHsfafsve oiihe l ; OF America
veseels ccnts9 riA cargo for sale, had slso better
bring their msniests certified BY The British Consul.
WN Carroll.
L. Siaics COnsulAr Commercial Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
PATERSON SILK FACTORY N J

NIASlIFACTl-REs Tram Organzne. and large skein
vi seings of the very best quality for fringe, gimp and
coach lace makers.
sewing. In small skens-hlack blue black light dyes and
assorted a. NAV be ordered. handsomely put up ID ha an
quarter pound papers bundles 81 100 saens each or I'D car
tons of loo skeins. 10 suit purchasers
(entenas plain and fancy Crayafs Of The newest styles
do rich white and printed Pocket HandseFehe;s-
Ssrsnes &c. for hat and cap Innings
SILK Cloth. Of any required ~ldit-pan Tor printing or
dyed for banners Cnd flags
Waste Silk for cardng and spinning 800.
The above for SALE and orders Tor any article IN me SIN
line solicited by j. :. >hAf fh'
,uh5s SIN. pa Pcars'ree-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
wooDwoRTH,s PLANNING MACHINES.

IOIRTFFN YEARS ENPERIENCE. together with
many valuable improvements and additions 20 ms FOR.
mer Tools enables the subscriber 20 furnish al short notice
and Of tire perfect construction materials and work-
manshp Machines 10 plane Wood ~ sl it, varieties such
a- planning or suriaoing only. or cutting mouldngs.
Also, panng toneueng and growing joining OF raDDet-
ng. and planning chpboHrds-
Application may be made The subscriber. al his esish-
-rneui iu Folklore AT ns Office. corner OF Commercial
and Levissifees Boston, where machines may be seen and
any information relative the may be obtained.
well a. of Josiah Blackwell Co New lork. Of J. W.
Scenck Albany Letters OF mere inquiry be post paid
SAMUEL b. SCHENCk.
Fo,horo Mas Anrl / 1914 all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
cAsT.sTEEL EDGE TOOLS.

I'HE Real Genuine CONGERs TOOLS can only be bad
Il al - Attorney street, where they are made ana finished
wiihmv own hands, therefore can recommend iheIn and
az &c rye Brcs Co.'S Plat street Those Tools offered
by Osborn Llre. 81 Fulton street, and other stores
stamped Conger not ing make, and are designed %
deceive Mine stamped thus "Conger, New orr, -
Attorney street" The Of J. Conger Berry Is also
added be having interest In the business. liberal DIS
mysSsn, JOHN CONGFR.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
DANIEL ADEE

N-o m vr-rrON-TRFET NV ORk VI - "a
\C IN ~ 60 ( ~ THE TREASURY or Hl>Iokl
cs5r.sg general Introductory Outline O ,es'i -
,orv Ancient and Modern and -ere, OF 80, p P-,
~. III every princ pal marion thai eAl- -. =, 80
-. 80 Pr.di.euf d Condition. kc- &c ~ eANttL No.
5ysau,tor ofie Treasury q kno'Sleage, =
- ,r-es-v Literary and Scenirc rrl-lffs &C IE
~ t995,.tropy = oP sNERfCA. edited by JoHS lNnAS
M ~ ~ vs,aabe work vii be- completed N sho-i
ne r-,i-r octave. pCuied % tne paper VIII c-'-i
.rsl -, al - I'D Al : cents per number.
r. -. e-,. Numbers nave already been ssned ana i
siii,r r-les will - published regularly o. ne ~ q"
.,rf ,,orft until completed. inl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
Second BOnrd.
ConsnIate of ne United slases,

SAbINt, ItNa- May II I'D ,
You will much obgc those who are interested IN the
trade Of Sabine by stating that the onnasc duty levied
by the Texan Government upon American vessels enter
Ing this port for cmgocs OF Texan produce has been
removed and that hereafter the vessels fran the United
States will not be required pay tonnage duty at this
port. Most respectfully yours, SC.
STEWART NEWELL. t. :. Consul Sabine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
DISASTERS &c

deeply laden fore and aft schr with painted ports Wa.
on the Middle Ground in Vineyard Sound 10Th ns, She
was apparently bound Z.
The Globe (oi rogtland.) BTszcr. from Nlork sus a
shorr on Florida Reef ss before rcported) about ia vi;
and AZ at Key West 9Th. Her bottom is badly injured
Insured IN Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
pprMTTrvE PHYSIC,

ar THE cOID-VaTER CrRE--Mvs'rTv, M.sch :,
~ and Nj .-Ty neuiraiized by HYDROPAIhf 5sis
,,,,L4r vevv Of he system pr-rtcet y - -
yrTF-SNlTZ u Craefenherge safe ratlrl- a. - =.
,..5v m disorder. incidental 20 ne human ifAnr- Iis9
rofrsuds 10 Cuac.ere-. nO-r4-ns ~ sla1r A. 49,
lat simple natural cursiTe iin ~ feAs- ~ ~.
.s-si~g N AL Reader fal not - -Ilg and PA lr ~.
gIg~ou. 4 -c0very waicr God and Nature are - -
o-s-arvaron: 10 Il you vii ind Treasure -Af -'- -
~ -siafnarcs-gro. MINGLED with pleasure ~, 81 49,
Sev-Yo-s Published and cold A. ~ DHA-'A-.7 -.
ma 10 f.s ~ he DcokseUers Pucet4 cent? I'D -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

Y FOR'CHILDREN IEEIhlNO.-Al mothers nav
children afflicted wiflan Of those diseases incident 20 te
sale OF infancy such Inflammation and swelling Of ihe
gums while fecihn- cunVulsu~. -rasnuiic Group, cuaic
0u. erlpous dis0rdeTci stomach and oosene-- 90 ne
hoys- SHOULD never be- without This iuihe remedy That
ha- proved efcacou- all the above diseases Numerous
testimonials mcaf w. gwen prove IT, merits blt tra 90
IN l. better Prruare,i and sod by DAVID SANDS co.
= East Broadway Markets Sold also az ~ ruiou.
~ n Er-aL.. and az Nnl.-n.L Prce y IS myl1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
e.. - NEw.,ORK AND HARLEM

~ .s.sF-..s's.ss1 AAlLkUAD COl->aaan<T ArIaaE
1.S1fi---sJl and sfef Monday, Apfl ~,
n-' f- train. 81 D. rlu ilovs Leave C.ly la ~
" lir fa- AMI .rsfssl.sie places ~. lo A SO
Leave cay Ell ier VILLAINS Bridge a. e. 7, ID A. d. .
80 zl.i Z. ~
Leave Cay ha.i for Yorsrre Harlem sli H0rrssna d
5. l,a,F l. n. l.AI. ~. 4. s. So. 49, ?. n
A~flffllf rave Nrfc PANS llr CRY Iis All i1teru~
dale p.-er. -.l0. lelo A. II. AID. iloP.M
Leave ~ i.ms hllge .ui II Hal 5.lb 80, lao 4 ~
~ sH T. ~
Lsste " l-lsana ani H-f'rfn Mr C.iy Hal 10 - r.
~ A. A. LJAh.l 81 - y. -
Tia l.r...f tram sll N4fe Pans a. 0c0cS ~
l.l A. g. Leave C.iy Hal % leiorc ?. Il Or 10 pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

rU,HE largest and hesi selected STOCK or DRY GOODS
in tu. city can te found LIDDLES. - tana-iretL
His stock consists principally of silks. Sln" Mol, &c
Lanes Balconies. nshams, Lawns. Mus.n-, Linens
Broad Cofis Cashmere and every other description o
Goods usuly found a Dry Goods Store Al ~ which
will be- sold CHEAPER than any other store IN Ills city
my5 WM LIDDLF. % Canal-.t Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT ls4.

.U~.H NEW YORK AND kklk RAIL Ia
=. W IL ROAD LINE i0f M.td.eov %, Goshen AZ
sld Intermediate PAGES. Two DAILY
L.res each vysv - follows.
pr Fs.seneer.-rl- new fs.i ard commnd.oas sean.
loaf ST. NICHOLAS Can't ALfessDfE n -cHtlff, W
elIe Co. fpuf nf Dlsne.'reff iay, SUNDAY etcepeii
riIf past JclDck. A. ~ and o.c.ocA p VI infylsb =
ff aour-. se'urn.ur. Or. will .r4se Mfl.e0Nn
A. u. and bali past . 2 ~.
f0r freiElf-A large wil cave every Afternoon
O'clock SUNDAYS excepted. lfrefi viii nnf De roce'~
lier fhI 1u4r shippers hereby u.ttrl a. is n,Mr
10 Do .ue. ADD depot sfafun where goods Me ~ y
20 nu.f be- distinctly MarAc upul otlt 1fcf, o'FTNT
by " 1ui De- rrrs.ffl.
Forllrc parfcsar- inquire ri Var Refss~aef ssenA
corner ul Duane ana Wc.f .frrsfs
H. &. SEYMOUR, S4Tennerdent
Sef,-f YORK Apr i.f. l.fh
- Sl.es riu from MddsfoVr daily. .n rolHrc'iod WIN
lf lfr ite tn B.0uns .ir.f " lrf.torv, 81 80
M'naf Pleasant. bngllrlfun, OHelo for Jerft' i'De'
Iae. flrfuriae. Ar.
on MONDAYS. MelreSllrs srl Frtar. f1 Ulrl-b, NON
,..a Er...--..,' 4. I..-.r-, tr..-..i,r a. mA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
jnsuranre.
NATIONAL LOAN DLIFEA>>tkAN
Y -1CTFTI or LONDOS.-En spgasI "a ~ d1 o. Pa
f.q-<u-Capital $500 900 -teriins. or A1.-

""yv'p FOLLOWING ARE AMONG The ADXAN.
TAOE- HELD OFT By THIS lN>IlIL llyS " ~ -
CAS- BIZ OFFERED 81 so OTHER IL = : lH -.
RANCE COMPANY. HAVING An AGENtl ~ AHI
UNITED STATES L. q.
TIE peculiar advaraTe- secured % ne a--l'r' - ~
p-rripl< eft> LotN Department go. -. 49,
-. - .rrnanr.r rr-.-ei h he United >ia'e- IN re
names 0f r-r oi tte Loca Dr-cors a. 4rl-.er- A. %.
rartre fsld.
TIE payment u premiums, annually, Aa ye'''y'
or monthly.
" charge flr stamp dutv. . -
Tlrv dsys allowed siirr zach paTueni ot prrl-" o.
CONES due. without forfeiture ~ policy.
Irar-l- .aFe extensive. and -1er-' ana T-''' prom
.1nl- 0r fle n.l-t I-u-erl'e scale
Conditions il IT, policy e- 0rerou- io ~ ~-ir- '-
u-rlal ln cases OF Life Insurance
The a-fsa ali a,carri profits iPlo-.-nel N $3.50. =
leu--I a-lrlnz ds fl- ca-c-4lcl- OF ir --r ~
Fir - bonus" .r LIS ll-lrl1ol.
The rates vii b found be- TO -sy he .ea- gAs = a.
raraue ID -ln.e n an l-leI Clmnsly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

IN the ship Aasos from Choriestop--H Manigalt and
lady Capt Murry and lady Miss : Livscy, Miss
Mclvsn, MI. keey, shelton. Ford and stacy
IN The bark Fortuna from Cddss-R McLoucan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

THE MORAL WARFARE
By J. q. WHITTIER.


WIN Freedom, on her natal day,
Within her war-rocked cradle lay.
An iron race around her stood.
Bap.sed her infant brow in blood.
And. thro the storm which round her swept
Their consian; ward and watching Kept
Then where quie, herds reposc,
The roar OF balefgl battle rose
And brethren Of common tongue
To mortal strife as tigers sprung.
And every gift on Freedoms shrine
Was man for beast, and blood for WINE
Our fathers to their graves have gone
Their strife is past-thelr triumph won
But sterncr trials wal; the race
Which rises in their honored place
A MORAL WARFARE with the crime
And folly Of an eyil time.
SO let IL be 4, In Gods own might
We grid u- for the coming fight,
And strong in Him whose cause Is ours
In conflict with unholy powers,
We grasp the weapons He has gwen
To Light. aud Truth and love of Heaven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

. = VI lNUlArE lANllNDS.-lle steamer HlD-
s----x SON in p'arr of The Wesictesirs, he oay
b,,t that Ian IS az o'clockl Captain W lillian n MfLtGs
,i leave 'he foot oi Cedar street Pee ensuing season
every Monday. "Wednesday ant Friday, Al 5 O'clock z.
~ Connecting 40 Hudson with Tho Hudson and BERKSHIRE
Rarl Tire car of which leave the arrival u he boat
i.flrfinr he boat leaves ili-on TUESDAY Thursday
al, sunday ai G O'Clock 7 NJ f'e arrival ~ ue cars,
tnIfunr both WAYS ai Tire Intermediate landings FOR
lre. fft or passage. spp.y ou board ~ io ~
>rORRS 4 SrfPHf>ON, 10 Nes-sL
This boat has heg putin compe o'ief Niha ne" boiler
ana .Ino and AN si nuna nlmi-r ui slate rooms aai
sin he found ~ pleasant ana cpnof ape boai e any on
..e river. TIE boat lows mo- harge>
'rti.foat 4. now re.i, 10 receive freight lels4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
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