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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-08
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-08

a NANbits --Itc suhscuu,r would miprm
~ hs Wruds and he public rhar he ha- com
w'nr'd ihr manua,iue 90 MOULD AND DIPPED
ANulIS made uip4Ye 'aH8U. which be wauaris
rln'l o. snyftng 81 iHe kmd m,uuiaetufeJ hero ar
fisrwhrfr Hna De- whl furnish itsm Wholesale or
fels.i1 r ctrrp hs ihey r1n be- ruftbsscI anywhcre.
lF would respectfully solicit a share ~ puhlic
,'r"srt lar"fy IN Mukci Alley. heiu sen
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-08
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~tstA1ttEHs
lcI received a. ibe s,gn OF the Black
- Mhmm"h Boot Mafsst square 5000 ps
% bs blffuot~ Spanish Sole tealbrf aud
VfI hr sod luW iar CHh
m"h TODD a HOWELL.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-08
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NORTH END OF WATER STREET. IL
TIE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED
BY JOHN w. DERRY, AS a CORD
AGE STORE.
ENLiNS EDIONOS respectfully norm.
IL 100, tlcul- auI ibe pphic, Tint hc hn, co'
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Cans % the latest style. which ne varuti- IN he ~.
rhd mad as Cbe1r 20. orv in ts mtth,t Ae,us
r'i a.~'r'nent of HAT CASES 0or ihe ~a,cummodo.
trn "t tr,vc.lcss,
Al pctspus wishing 90 purchase my orihc lh.v,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-08
SOMETHING NEW.

SPRING FASHION.
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49,. % large % -.rfurut ui Chrrp Hats. al a
winch we will s]aliioN nr ca-h. az our F4slilaaII,
Itni ani Ca. Sore, Union s,ser.
m" % DARE * UOGE
Ga us AND GAPS.
HAVE received MI }ay, atray 'CHe4D Tia,
ma ian Stare. corner az Nam and Union
reefs enc .u-E,-t COS. 'riU egt oi CAPSfu his
CIV "hi'l ! VII dispose 90 8t % sm 10 aIvaroe
"" rg.i Ffi- Mgi friends au3 customers araii-
'iIcl 60 call before lhty aI,aI dIsr,s,dof The
ass " mcnt CorsIsspf the fn~.inUing kinds:
|eGt.emtn's Ole Butt Black Cloth Cals,
- Naval do do
70 Ciob caps fI back and front,
- E-"g Naval cops,
Do N.te.reu do
B3{'s and Nouth's Got velvet cans,
DO d. Ffurs Black DO
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lHtgnts cars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20
NEW YORK HERALD.
The News from Europe.


AT last we have the news. The Britannia
steamer arrived at Boston yesterday morning at
o'clock, and the news was received here by the
Long Island Railroad about o'clock last evening
We published an Extra in half an hour thereafter.
The news by this arrival is not very interesting
the most important being slight rise in the price of
coton-good
stages in the House of Commons. 1t creates great
religious excitement but it does not seem probable
that the Lords will dare to defeat it. The two old
parties-whigs and conseratives-are wholly divi-
ded ddsorganized, on this revival of new Catho-
lie question. Sir Robert Peel is obstinate.
Little additional has been said of the United
States, Texas, or Oregon-nothing in Parliament.
The English journals give up the Texas question as
sgone coon,' and begin to anticipate that Yankee
doodedom will soon seek to annex California, and
other parts of Mexico. The English are just be-
ginning to see clearer than usual.
In Ireland, Daniel O'Connell is SO busy and SO
delighted, in shoveling in the instruments of tribute
to his own pockets and justice to Ireland, that he
has no time to vent more abuse the United States.
We expect an explosion by next steamer.
Miss Cushman is still making great sensation in
London. We see nothing further of Forrest, Hack
EFT, or Dan Marble, but suppose they are alive.
Trade is good-times are prosperous-the Queen
is holding drawing-rooms-and all nature is full of
life and vigor. One thing we must not forget-the
great iron steamer comes out to New York next
month-so look out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

And the stock in the warehouse consists Of 43l
Virginia Leaf 2,633 Virginia Stemmed, $3.50 Kentucky
Leaf 5274 Kentucky stemmed, Is other Sorts Is not
spld-l3, 1919 hhds.
Same period last year the stock consisted of 225l vr
gnia Leaf 1858 Virginia Stemmed 424 Kentucky Leaf
1921 Kentucky Stemmed, 10 other Sorts 10 not spld
lS,l52 hhds.
HAvnE April sO-Cotton-During the whole Of the past
week considerable spirit has been the predomnatng ea
ture in market; dealers from the trade as well as
spectators have boldly forward and have not
strcted their operations to the Cottons ports several
cargoes to arrive having also been Sold in which, how
ever the latter have doubt taken the principal share
The demand been directed chiefly to Mobiles in the
grades from 60f to elf 50 and from the animated charac
ter Of the buying is more than probable the ransac
tons would have been to greater extent had holders
nevertheless been daily to large amount, and prices
have again experienced amclioration of IT, all
interior is however far from wearing enivening
pect which, it does not allay the tide of speculation
acts in great degree prejudciay to business for con-
the market; but our present stock being moderate and
not likely to be materially increased BY the shipments
expected seems to be little cause for apprehension
although would perhaps be premature to look for any
further amendment until the situation of trade in the
nufacturing districts becomes of less unavorable
ture. The packet ship Argo with New York dates Of
the 9Th inst is in the ofing. Ashes-Raher more in
quiry has been manifested without any activity in the
transactions, which consist Of 300 brls American Pot
Ash first brands s44 at 34f So IA brls ls4 36f and
81 brs Pearl ASH brands 1884, at ssf SO per SO kill
to predominant in Carolina Rcc that previously
ticed NO demand whatever having taken place. We
therefore quote prices before 23f to 2s per SO kill
duty (lE 37D paid. We have received no addition to our
stock during the week. Wheebone-Our stock being
quite exhausted have transactions to record since
last report Prices remain without change and quote
them previously, at 2 so for southern and 81 40 for
northwestern American fishery per half kill duty paid.
An arrival of 296 bundles in by of whalers
lot of two tons northwestern has just been sold at 2f
40 Tallow, &c.-Without having to notice any great
activity in the demand there has, nevertheless, been
fair amount of transactions in Taow the sales consist
ing of ia casks New York at 52 25 We have also to
cord sale of 100 brs American Lard 52 So for home
The only importation IS casks Tallow from
Duenos Ayres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

The arrivals yesterday evidently the increase
corresponding season last year. We select some from
the following principal hotels
AMERIcAs--A. D. Wnslow, Chelsea; D. Bushs, Hart
ford; George NcGregor, Princeton W. HLord, Boston;
VIM. Riddle, Baltimore, and ten others.
AsroR-E Edward Blake N. H. J.. Rose, Hartford;
Hartford p NJ. Miller, Liverpool Thomas Remener,do;
Mr. Eastman, NIB; Trule ( Barber Boston; D. b. Aron-
dale s% II
CIrY-Allcn, Vermont George Browne, New Lon
Department {: H. Pratt Buffalo Hansele and Bond
Philadelphi.; Hon. John Gray, Canandaigua; Major
Ss1ss aa R R s s. Ign TRonp
FnArxIrs-w Radcliffe, England f. Collins, Hart
ford; George Morgan, Petersburg H. g. Henshaw
Worcester J. McGregor, Clinton, Ct; d. A. Hale
Washington d. CT Barrows and Hale Ohio; r. 8 NAL
lory Montreal; Lewis Stevens, Express, Buffalo, and
GLopr-A. Malmazett, France; Monsieur Casigny, do;
Howanp.HJ. M Langley, Washington; Hon. J. Person,
Troy II. s. Henderson, Quebec Mr.. Doneganni, Mon
rssl Mrs George Jones Montreal l. vanress Ns
Orleans; Mcssrs Nc Donald, and Mckinney, New Jer-
sey and twenty FIVE others
geut Dirncy and Belcher Philadelphia; Hon.J f. Sym
monds Rhode Island John G. Gallatin, Albany J. H.
Anderson Park Theatre l. + Willard phasdeipns
hotels that the HonEdward Everett was passenger in
the Britannia" The origin Of tho report may have
l
Aston of his Excellcncy AL the United states
Minister TO China who with his family has arrived in
the cty preparatory to his Exccllencys embarkaton
for his mission in the U. s. frigate Columbus
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM MONTGOMERY, Ala,
no CHARLESTON, S. C.-Snce the running OF our Ex-
presses perceive that the gentlemen conducting this
line have determined to follow the example set and
travel their line Of roads fast they ought to-
From letter we have pcrused in the Mobile Register
signed by several Of the first merchants of Mobile we
learn that by the Central Route tho distance from
Montgomery to Charleston is accomplished in from four
six hours less time than is what is called the
to fact and that u.s. that the traveller experiences
much more comfort and ease this than any
other Over the Express Mail Route no miles of the
distance has to be passed in stagecoachcs while
but l4O miles of staging the Central Route"
We learn that il is the intention Of the Savannah and
Macon Rail Road Company to extend their line from
Macon westward to Columbus, thereby reducing the
stage travel TO % miles With such intentions these
they deserve all countenancc from the citizens Of New
Orleans and Mcbile-N O. Crescent City, May 10.
KING or THE MosQuIro SnoRE.-lt is understood
that il has been notified TO his exccency Col Fan
cout that the coronation Of the King OF the Mosquito
Shore will, according to custom be celebrated ~ PC
ze We also learn that Admiral Sir Charles Adams has
announced to his cxccllcncy that H. NJ sloop OF war
Scya will be forthwith despatched to Belize, to receive
his excclcncys instructions thereon when she will pro-
coed to Duefeds to receive the young king and alton
General in Mosquito -Belse Hon. Observer, sapf7I TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

REGISTER OF New YoRK.-We understand that
Mr. +. WILLIAMSBURG commenced fifteen years ag'
the first publication of the "NeW York Register,
but was compelled from the embarrassments grow
ing out of the great rcvusion of ~ to suspend H.
has again made arrangements for bringing out
"Nc,c York Register" in a few days It VIII con
tain all the most interesting statistics Of this city ano
State, such as may be useful to men Of business,
merchants, lawyers and others,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

We make no alteration in our quotations-no advance
has been realized the buyers having been freely met by
the holders The deliveries from the warehouse during
the month are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

This question is creating a great deal of excite
ment throughout the country, and in all quarters,
north, south and west. The point argued seems to
be, whether Mr.. Van Buren, or Mr.. Calhoun is the
filter man to go to England this special mission.
This question appears divide the democratic jour-
nails in pretty much the same shape and degree as
the nomination of Presidential candidate did be-
fore the meeting of the Baltimore Convention.
From some of the southern journals we perceive
that the President after the rejection Of the mission
by Mr.. Gilmore and Mr.. Pickens, offered it to Gene
raj James Hamilton, by whom also it was refused.
A great deal will grow out Of this discussion be-
fore it be terminated by the settlement of the inte
resting question which has originated it, 1t is the
first distinct question IN which the force of the two
great sections Of the democratic party has been call
ed forth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

PACKET SHIP LAUNcH.-The Prince de Joinville
will be launched at halfpast o'clock this morning,
from the foot of Seventh street, East River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

UNITED STATES NAvY.-The list Of the Neapoli-
tan navy which we published the other day, and
which we obtained from the officers of the Siciian
fgate at present in harbor has attracted great
deal of attention 1t has been compared with the
list of the United States navy given in this journal
few days previously, and many have very naturally
expressed their surprise finding that the King of
the Two Sicilies-so diminutive monarch amongst
the great potentates Of the earthhas actually navy
which is almost half powerful as that of the United
States of America! In steam vessels the Neapoitan
navy is far superior to that of this country.
The first thing the President should do is to look
at the state Of our navy, before entering on any
gotiatons. We can negotiate successfully only with
arms in our hands. Congress ought to be called to-
gether, and the navy put in effective position.
The truth cannot be disguised that are at present
in mostmiserable and helpless condition, so far as
respects the means Of defence provided by Govern
ment. In case Of emergency we would have to de-
pend entirely on the voluntary efforts of the great
cities and particular localities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

CorroN FOR l,ockrogT.-O Thursday there pass
ed up the canal for the purpose OF being MANUFACTURE
cd ut Lockport 1000 pounds Of cotton. Large quaint
ties more are expected to seek western destination by
the samo channel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

NAvAL.-The number OF seamcn to be employed
at any one time is limited by law; but the return of
the Congress, the Vandalia the Macedonian, and the
Lexington, leaves room for consdc rablc increase In
naval force. The splendid steamer Mississippi, at Dos,
ton for example nl5cadv nut il commission aud will
30 to sea Immediately rnisp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

New ARTICLE Of CoslHERcE.-Among the I'M
ports yesterday was item OF sixtyfour barrels OF
Grape Vino sap, consigned to house in New York.
This is the first import of the kind we have noticed
aud what purpose the Sap Is to be applied to, srs tho
bile of our curiosity no little.
There is in part of Germany system Of medical
pursued called "The Grape Cure"-the patient
what his disease may be. Probably some wight has
thought that If the grapes powerful, the sap
from v hich they sprung might be more So aud thus
there probability that another grand elixer will be
added the large phaanx already arraigned against
Dcnth.--PiNsbWg Gas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

HEALTH OF THE CIrY-We again draw the atter-
ton of the new Common Council to the state of the
streets The filthy and horrid condition in which
they are at present is really beyond description
The mud at the crossings is ankle Deep and garbage
Of every kind lays in all directions-dead dogs
pigs ashes, and dirt, mixed up in heterogeneous
mass and after the rainy weather, that has prevail
ed the last day or two the first hot day will cause it
to send up the most noxious exhaations, and per-
haps lead to some epidemic. We have already the
small pox raging in our midst and surely some
means ought to be taken to prevent the appearance
of any fresh disease, if that is not to be check
ed. The present Common Council came in under
perfect phrensy Of REFORM but certainly they have as
yet been supine and listess their predecessors
nay SO, for they at least did occasionally some
good towards cleaning the cts, but this party
treats that subject with apparent perfect indifference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20
T'heatricals.


The PARK-Anderson commenced his farewell
engagement last night in Macbeth" The house,
although not SO much crowded as on many of the
nights Of his last engagement was well filled with
very respectable audience, many of whom were la
dies. Mr.. Anderson's impersonation OF Macbeth,
although it falls short of that presented by of
the great tragedians whose names will ever be as
ISOLATED with that immortal creation of Shakespeare,
is still highly respectabe-ln not few particulars,
indeed, more than respectable-evincing very just
conception carried out with eminent artstical pow
er. The well known soliloquy in the first act was
spoken with marked ability and effect and occa-
sionally throughout the performance there were
passages in which Mr.. Anderson evinced degree
Of talent and genius greater than we had seen in
any of his previous performances. We have not
space, however, lust now, togo into formalcritiqse
Miss Ellis is lady of great and versatile talent, but
she is not altogether capable of sustaining the part
Of Lady Macbeth. Mr. Dyott's "Macduff" was
very credtable, as that gentleman's performances
generally are The tragedy, altogether was re-
ccived with great appreciation.
Tonight Mr. Anderson plays the "Elder Brother, .
one of those parts which he has made his own,
and in which we do not believe he has any rival
CASTLE GARDEN-A large and fashionable au-
dience, numbering we should judge some fifteen
hundred, were assembled in this delightful resort
last night to witness the performance OF the Barber
Of Seville. The music went OIL in most excellent
STYLE and the favorable opinion of the public has
been fully expressed by the attendance hitherto
Tonight change of programme takes place, and
the Ellsler Brothers, Herr Cline, and Miss Rosa
Garcia the attractions.
New BowERy THEATRE.-Young Clark's benefit,
last night, was one of the greatest triumphs in the
theatrical line we ever witnessed About 800 per-
sons were present, and the performances went of
with great sciat. A low, miserable set Of fellows.
probably Jealous OF tho extraordinary success Of the
establishment, attempted to create a disturbance.
but were Immediately expe He'd by the vigilant off
GERS employed. Tonight the old English Comedy
of the Soldiers Daughter is repeated, by request
and number of new "Stars" are engaged, among
whom we notice the name of our old fvorite Nick
enson, the comedian
PIANOS OPERA HoUsE-The nineteenth Concer
of the Ethiopian Scrcnaders was fastionably anc
fully attended last night. We have seldom seen so
many ladies' within these walls before, and the
troupe sang most capltally. The "Rai Road Over
ture" is glorious thing, and the Lecture on Phre-
nology" was loudly applaudcd. An entire change OF
performance tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-20

ne latest aovices rom Alexandria to the 10th
ultimo. The Pasha had been residing al Cairo for
some weeks past, and intended in few DAYS pro-
ceedng on visit to the lower provinces and thence
to Alexandra for the summer. Ibrahim Pasha. IT,
nephew OF Mehemet Ali, was to proceed to Europe
IN the course of the present month, by the Nile fri
gate, with the view of consulting the medical facu-
ty on the state of his heah he has been suffering
severely from disease of the liver. aI0II 80
Reports from Syria stated that the plague had bro
ken oui " Jerusalem, and that the number Of deaths
was ~ a day
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-15
j. T. MCCLELLAN, Printer.

A MAN LEAPINo INTO A Quart BoT-
TIE. The following which we extract
from Mormoaism in all Ages" will
show what an inclination men have 10 see
the marvellous :-Fountaia.
In the year l749, the facetious Duke
OF Montague offered wager that large
audience could be assembled at the New
Theatre in London to see man Jump into n
quart bottle. His profer was accepted
He accordingly advertised that on the fol
lowing Mondaya gentleman would appear
In the Theatre in the Hay Market, who
would perform the most surprising fea,s.
First he would lake a common walking.
stick from any Of the spectators, and there
on play the music Of any instrument now
in use then he would take common
wine-boule, place it on the table. leap in
at the cork-hole, and there sing and play
as before, while any gentleman might haR-
die the bottle at his leisure 10 ascertain
that he was actually in it.
Goa the other hand, the opponen. Of
the Duke, in order to defeat the hoax, 90,
up supplement 10 the advertisement, in
" NsSh " was cLutCu thuh utOtAtt 4eLlGtItdD
no taller than tobacco-pipe, would on
the same evening among other wonders
transform bis body into ten thousand diff
ferent shapes, and finally open his mouth
and jump down his own throat.
1t was all in vain human creduliy
prevailed, and the Duke got his wager
A prodigious ,hrong assembled, the house
was crowded with dukes, duchesses, lords
and ladies' Of all degrees and ranks they
waited for the performance until they
grew impatient; an uproar ensued, some
shouting, some beating with their canes.
others hurting the candles about the house
until finally the greater part made of as
we'll as they could, losing hats, wigs.
cloaks and swords as they went, while 9th
ers staid to demolish the theatre within
all the furniture out into the
street, they made bonfire Of it, and only
ceased from their work of destruction ON
the arrival Of a superior force. of.he city
guards"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-15
Ripton, April 22nd, 1915.
q For the Voice Of Freedom .
w. PERKINS.

BR. My letter to you OF
the ooh March was written in haste, I'M
der the excitement OF mind produced by
your exceptions to the precepts OF The BIZ
bic. NV first thoughts are not always,
though generally they are, my best tho'ts.
The language in which expressed my
sell to you, perceived on reflection, and
when it were 100 late 10 alter it, was not
so we'll chosen as it might have been. |
will endeuvor 10 be more guarded in fu-
ture.
But with this explanation, permit me
10 add, that in your further commenting
upon my letter found still greater cause
of regret & alarm. II "Moses' les: hings,"
you ask, "were not inherently wrOng,
why did Christ 0nnul Ihem2" l think
you misconceive here Christ came not
to destroy the law, but to fulfill. And il
is added, 'pill heaven and earth pass one
lot or one title shall in no wise pass from
the law till all be fuIlilcd.' The moral
law is here intended, The instance which