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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
STANDING COMMITTEES U. S.
SENATE.

On Foreign Relationship. Archer; chair
man. Messfs, Bernie, buchanan, Morehead
and Choale.
On Finance-Mr. Evans, chairman. Messrs.
Cri!teHden, McDuflie, Hunting, and Wood
bury.
On Commerce-Mr. Huntington. chairman.
Messrs. Borrow. Woodbridge, Haywood, and
Foster. Of New York:
On Manufac,ures-Mr. Simmons, chairman.
Messrs. Archer. Miller Buchanan,an Upham.
On Agricuiure-Mr. Upham, chairman.
Messts. Bates, Sturgeon, Semple, and Achl-
son.
On Military Affairs-Mr. Crinenden chair
man. Messrs. Benton. RJnow, Foster, Of
Tennessee, and Ashley.
Onthe Milila-Mr. Barrow. chairman -
Messrs. Ashley, Semple, Fairfield, and Aich.
ison.
On Naval Affairs-Mr. Bayard. chairman.
Messrs. pearce, iIuger, Johnson Dickinson.
On Public Lands-Mr' Woodbridge. chair.
man. Messrs. Phelps, Walker, Jafnigan,a and
Morehead.
On Private Land Claims-Mr. Henderson,
chairman, Messrs, PeaTce, TapPan, and Col
quit.
On Indian Aifars-Mr. White, chairman.
Messrs Johnson, Sewer, Phelps, and Benton.
On CIaims-Mr Foster, of Tennessee chair
man. Messrs. Dayton, Woodbury., Phelps,
and Haywood.
On Revoutiona Claims-Mr. Jarnigau.
chairman. Messrs. Clayton. Francis, Col
quit, and flanagan.
On the Judiciary-Nr Beuien, chairman.
Messrs. Clayton. Huger. aud Walker.
On the Pos, Office and Post Roads-AlF-
Merrick, chairman. Messrs. Simmons, Jafn-
ioan, Niles, and Achison.
On Roads and Canals-Hlr. Porter. chair.
man Messrs. White, Lewis, BreeSe, and Stur-
geon. :,
On Pensious-NIr. Bates, chairman. Messrs.
Sewer, Atherron, Foster, Of n. y, and Ev-
ans :, -,
On The District Of Coumbia-Nr. Miller,
chairman. Messrs. Bayard, Woodbury., Mer'
rick, and Semple.
Phelps, chairman. Porer, Bates Sturgeon
and Anterior.
On Rerenchmen,-M Morehead, chair.
man. Messrs. Lewis, Miller, Hansing'on'and
Fairfield.
On Territories-Mr. Ragby, ohairman.-
Messrs. Evans ,McDuffie, Clayton, q Fran
els.
On the Public Duildings-Nr. Dayton,
chairman. Messrs. B:eese. aud Bagby.
To Andi, and Control the Contingent Ex-
nenses Of The Seua,e-Mr. TapPan, chairman
Messrs. White aud Porter.
On Prnting-Mr. Simmons, chaiTmau'-
Messrs. Fairfield and UPham.
On Engrossed BiiIs-M[, Francis chair
man. Messrs. Bagby AID A'hsrlon.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

To THE PATRoNs OF THE EIERALD.-Hay-
ing purchased Of j. ID. SPALDING. one half of
his enlie interest in the HERALD, the paper
will hereafter be issued under the firm Of !. u.
Spalding, & Co.-Neiiher time nor room will
admit Of long article pointing out land marks
by which we intend hereafter TO be guided
suffice /, to say, we shall endeavor to make
the Heraid as acceptable to our readers, as our
means wiz permit and our supper, justify,
which is very comfortable. and Is ncrea sing
to healthy patronage. Yours, &c.
l.. b. LEACH.
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q l G "A II i n & -.

The excess Of imports of merchandise over
exports al New \ ork, during eleven months
of last year. has been Sil ,35i.7Oi-tolal Of
imports, S72 ,O8l, 55s-of exports, $22,73l,-
645.,
In the case of Polly Bodine, the court at
Richmond were unable TO complete jury, and
have adjourned.
The Sheriff Of Hancock county, H., in
late official visit 10 Warsaw, had his horse
shaved. as well as shorn Of his name and tail,
during the night Of his say.
There are now no less than FIVE expeditions
routes from New York to Boston.
Alderman ASH Of Philadelphia has bound
over John Schaefer, to answer the charge of
betting on the result Of the late Presidential
election.
A severe shock of an earthquake. was fell.
a. Knoxville, Tennessee, on the 20Ih ult.
A clique Of brilliant youths are abou. 10
start in New York, literary nou-such, which
is 10 be devoted to The improvement, Of every
thing, and christened " You've America. We
are satisfied with the OLD one.
A chimney has recently been erected, near
Cheshire, England, 300 feet high-4O feet in
diameter at The base, and feet at the top.
The Providence Gazette states, that Thomas
w. Dor is seriously i'll, and tina. his frinds
are alarmed for his safety.
In twenty minutes after the Presidents
message had been sent into the House, syn
nopsis of il was transmitted 10 Baltimore, by
Morse's Telegraph.
Fifty able bodied men have sailed from
Philadelphia to Florida, to cut ive-oak for the
u. S. Government.
We see tha, the MilwauHieans are taking
steps to obtain city charter, Of the coming
Legislature.
The TrivoIi saiuet mandatory near Alba
ny, employs so hands, and tnrns out 100 900
yards Of superior sasinet per year.
We see by tho eastern Territorial papers,
that there is an occasional arrival Of vessels.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

CAPTURE OF SLAvERs.-The following is
an extract Of letter received from an officer
on board the U. S. Ship Decatur, dated Ben,
guila, Africa, September %.
"Our ship arrived here today, from cruise
of Loango, where we spoke II. b. Nj. ship
Star, on a cruise-haviDg within few days
captured two Spanish Bdgs full Of slaves an d
largo amount Of specie, and sen. them to
Ascension, which is the British Ad miral's
station"
How is it that our fleet on The coast of Afri-
ca does not make themselves conspicuous in
the suppression Of the slave trade! Congress
has made a law declaring the stealing of slaves
from no Coas, Of Africa, and the slave trade,
piracy, and punishable with death! They
have also stationed fleet there to suppress
tho horrid traffic, although almost every week
we hear of slavers being seized by the British
what has our fleet done +!
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
H0I1SE

Committee Of Ways and Means-Messrs
James, J, Mkay. n. c.; George c. Drom.
goole, Va; Joseph R, Ingersoll, Pa; John r.
Weller, OHIO; Absalom III. Chappell, Ga:
Daniel d. Barnard n, Y; Moses Norris !,
\, H.; George Ra,hbnn, N. y; and Garre,,
Davis. Kentucky.
Committee of Claim-Messrs, Joseph yanc.
Ohio; Thomas Smith. Ind; Wills Green. kv
Andrew Johnson, Tenn; jones B. Bowlin
Mo; VIM. P Thomson, Ky; Sslah r.
Strong, N. Y, Shepherd Carey, Me-; aud A,
Ramsey, Pa.
Commute on Public Lands-Messrs John
W. Davis Ind Linn Boyd. Ky; Washington
II mt n. Y, Edmund w. Hubard Va;
George S. Houston, Ala Thomas L Cling.
man N. Z John Jameson, Mo John A NJ.
Clernard, H.; and Thos j. Patterson N. Y
Committee on the Post Office and Posi-
Roads-Messrs. George w Hopkins, Va:
Andrew Kennedy, Ind; Joseph Grnnell
Mass WIN. H Stiles, Ga; John Hardin
Ill Amasa. Dana, ~ Y; David 5. Roid N
c.; James ii. ReI,e, Mo-; and Richard ].
jerks, Pa;
Committee on the Judiciary-Messrs, Ro.
mund NJ Saunders N. c.; Richard French,
Ky; Paul Dillingham;, Jr: VI. Armisiead
Bnrt, 5. G.; Samuel f Vinion, Ohio: JOHN
Petit, Ia; Geo, w. Summers, Va; Stephen
A. Doug lass, Ill; and Richard Broadhead, Pa
Committee on Revolutionary Claims
Messrs Richard d Davis N. Y; WIN Lucas
Va; Daniel p. King, Mass; James w. Stone
Ky; Robert Smith, Ill; John Dickey, Pa;
Benz White, Me; WIN. L, Senler, Tenn and
Jacob A. Preston, Md.
Committee on Indian Af1airs-Messrs -
Cave Johnson, Tenn, Jacob Thompson Miss:
Solomon Foot, VT; Eeni BidIack, Pa
James Hunt, Mich Osmyn Baker, Mass;
Chas S Benton, N. Y; James NJ Hughes,
Mo; aud John Vanmeter, Oho.
Committee on Military A1airs-Massrs.
Hugh A HARRISON, Ga, Waller Coles, Va;
Jas. Irwin, Pa; James A Black. S c. Pelix
G Mcconnell, Ala Duncan l. Lirch, Ga;
Jos Mcdowell, Ohio Thomas Fl. Seymour,
CT; and Hamilton Fish, N y.
Committee on Foreign Affairs-Messrs C J.
Ingersoll, Pa; X Barnwtll Rheu, s C; John
White, Ky; John Dawson, La; VIM. NJ
Hammeu, Miss; Saml G. Sample, la; Thos
Fl Baily, Va; Robert G Wia'hrop, Mass; and
Chesselden Ellis, n Y.
Committee on the Terrtories-Mssas A
" Brown, Tenn; Alex Durcan. Ohio; VIM.
l. Goggin, Va; John r J Daniel. n G: VIM
w Payne, Ala; Asher Tyler, N Y; John
Wentworth, Ill: Edwsrd ] Black, Ga: a7l
James Pollock, Pa.
Commi lee on Roads and CanalS-Messrs.
Robert Dale Owen, la; Lewis S,eenred, Va;
Charles II CARROLL, n Y; John r Reding,
N II. Orlando d Ficklin; Ill: WiIlonghby
Newton, Va; Moses G Leonard, n Y Rob-
eri w Roberts, Miss; John WelheJed, Md.
Dee. Ii, = The one day Election
Bill was considered. hut laid a,idc.-
A bill to graduated the price of the
Public Lands, was debate! n. grc1t
length, AMI without any actioa upon it,
the House adjourned.
DEC. t3.--Thc Scna'e did not sit,
and TO business of importance was
transa, ted by the House.
Neither House Of Congress held
session on the | lth inst.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

n.y. The L. s. Senators from New York.
have declared themselves TO be in favor Of the
immediate annexation Of Texas TO this Union.
Cs,-Wo received the Gaena Gazette by last
ni:ars mail, containing the follOwing;--A let
ter from Matamotas dated Nov. 18Th, TO the
New orlee0s Bee. gives aeeooeis Of an eruP-
lion Of four hundred lud,ons, which spread ter
ror and desolalion alOng The backs Of the Rio
Joan. The savages mastered every soul IN
The villages situated ca the frontier depart
ment, with the exception Of a few who con
,rivcd to escape and some women aud eh'ldreo'
whom they carried eff. While this horrible
hutchery was going on, the troops stationed A.
Rio Bravo, Who were fully aware OF The IN
cursioOs Ct the rsvagts, remained carelesSiy
ia their barracks The Inhabitants. however,
rallied. pursu,d and routed the lndiaus, killed
70 II ,hem. and took 80 eaPuves. rhe MeNi
c.ns lest 'nen kiued ana I0weucjed.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

PowER OF ANIMALS TO ENDURE HsAT-
Various experiments have been tried for the
purpose Of proving how great heat animals
can bear without destroying life ChaubefI.
the FIRE king, publicly sohowed how great the
power was. We find some experiments Of this
kind recorded in foreig- paper. A young
girl wen, into an ovrn for the purpose Of test
inc philosophical experiment, where the
thermometer stood 2sS degrees Of Fahrenheit,
and remained there owe ten minu,es-16 de-
rrees Of heat above that Of water when it hoils
When she came out her os!cr was eonsidera-
Div heightened, bot her TespiralionS was no
means auick or aboIious This experiment
was afterwards repeated. Another girl re-
manned in the oven as long as the former had
done. at the same temperature, and with the
same impuui,y Nay. she even brea'hed fer
the space Of five minutes. air heated 10 a
bove 3s5 degrees Of Fahrenheit or ll3 degrees
above tha, Of boiling water. Some animals
were shut up in sugar bakers stove, where
the mercury stood at lS6 degrees. \ spar
rev died IN less than So en minutes, sat 10
rather more THAI gcarer Of an hour and q
dog il twenty eight minutes The noNious
arr Of The stove, it is Supposed, had probably
mote 10 DO with the speedy death Of these az.
ma,s ,hea The heat. DO, Newspaper
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For the Wisconsin Herald J..
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IT'S said tina, Orpheus with his Tyre
Could make more music than choir;
Tha, when he played, the very trees
Ilobbled coiillions on their knees;
And that the maple, elm and oak
Into a general stampede broke;
This lady trees all had their gallants.
"All promenade To partners balance !"
If faith in poets tales be lawful,
The way they shared il dozen was awful
Then since lha, time rose Paganini,
Who charged for every note guinea.
BY dint OF cat-gu, and the fiddle,
lie managed, all the world 10 diddle;
And to the music of one string
The BOBBY world stood listening.
Again one Mr.. Brown arose
And took all Planeville by the nose;
And by his music i. is plain,
He hath entranced all Doggery lane;
And locomo,ion doth bestow
On stores and houses, by his bow;
Buildings chasseZ, retreat, advance,
Like couples in contra dance;
Cross over, balance left or right,
While 6dddles Tom with all his might.
Where hath his equal ever been
To scrape fiddle or a chin J
But Orphens nor Paganini.
Nor Brown the sable son OF Guinea
Nor any fiddler ever seen
On Earth, or vet on Fiddlers Green,
With our On Bull would ever dare,
A single moment TO compare.
Each night, to serenade our town.
ON Bull from Gamers travels down;
Gives concerts at the county seat,
Taller than any, by some feet
His treble is ten ociaves high
Aud pietces right plum through the sky;
And when he bellows bass, even Thunder
Confesses beat, and just knocks under.
The way he makes board fences rattle
And puts the ID into cattle,
Aud gdirani>ss Lane asieT.
Cannot be beal-no matter where
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

mr. The Editor Of the Wisconsin Repuh.
lican. will please accept our thouss for his
kind invitation to visit Green Bay, as well as
the assurance. that were il consistent with the
duties we owe our :" better half" nothing
could give US greater pleasure. than TO accept
his polite request, aud feast our eyes and
ears on the beauty and intelligence, of which
he speaks. aud for which the ladies OF that
town are, and we believe justly, celebrated.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

The facelious editors Of the Saint Louis Ga
zct,e seem TO think that we must have good
na,ured 10, Of subscribers, il they comply with
such wholesale drafts as We made upon them
few weeks since, in the eating line. " Only
think. anything and everything wanted, from
u bears hind'leg 10 prairie chicken" They
think also. tina, we must have very conspic.
uous prominence on our head in the vicinity OF
the oagau of almenliveness. why, gentlemen,
did you think us as badly oil as you fellows
in the city, who th;uk ii presumption to dream
&C chicken fixens !" No. our subscribers
wont allow us TO ca, ANYTHING ELss. and we
are getting so accustomed to high living. that
we have almost forgo, the " common doings."
We used to get, when resident Of your beauli.
ful city.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

lT~We would refer our readers to the article
on our first page headed, AARON BURR's Elk.
Petition" whice we think throws some far
Their ligh, on the acts OF that arch conspiritor,
than are generally known. Sol Smiths
yarn is not bad, either.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

MURDER We learn by gentleman from
Prairie du Chen, that the mail carrier between
ihat place and Saint Peters, brought word
that Mr. SWEET, at Lake Pippin was murder
dered recen,ly,by Frenchman. The mnr'
dercr had fled, and our informant says from
the description received of him, he passed
through Prairie do Chen, going south, several
DAYS since.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

~ The South Carolina Legislature, are
enquiring into the consiiuiionali,y and ability
of that states extending pecuniary assistance
to the Republic OF Texas.-We think the lat
ter enquiry might be answered by some Of the
states, without debate.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

A bill for the repeal Of the Nauvoo charter,
and some other Of The Mormon charters. has
passed the Senate and is now before the House
for their action, 10 the Legislature Of Illinois.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

y" We are requested 10 state, that the Rev.
ID. VAN ALsTrNE, Univefsalist, will preach a,
the Court House. on Thursday next, a. half
past six in the evening.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

FoR IAuirs WITH lIusBANpS.--Con-
cc2l from others any little discord or
disuDion that occurs between YOU aud
your husband.
b YOU ever 80 conscious Of a superb
oriN ofjudgmcnt or talent, never let It
appear to your husband.
know not two female attractions 50
captivating 10 men Is dclicacy and
modcsty.
Ii possible. l,tyour husband suppose
YOU think him a good husband, and It
will be strong stimulus 20 his being SO.
No attraction render, a woman soa'
Grccable At all time, TO her husband as
chcerlalacs> and good hmor.
How particularly offensive it is 10
sea woman exercising authority over
Ter hu,band,and saving, Il wiiI nave il
Sc, 1T shall b. done rs Ike, &c.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

~ We are informed that the produce of
the mines in this region for the year past, eS-
ceeds tina, of any former year; although wet
and unproptiOus for mining.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

~" We shall endeavor 10 lay before our
readers next week, Gov. TALLMAD0E's mes.
sage it will depend much, however, on the
early organization Of the Legislature.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

OF We see by the Galena Gazette, that
the State deb, of Illinois, is Sll,633, 800 81.
The interest per annum, is $6G2,533.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

Joint Committee on the Library of Conures,
MIR. Choale, chairman. Mesers. Tsppaa and
Pearce. '"d
4 On Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Haunegan and
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

HiGHLy POPULAR COURSE os LEcTuREs.-
We observed in late number Of the Saint
Louis Gazette, notice by popular religious
society of that place, to which was attached
the names Of several ID D's. Of /" Highly
Popular course OF Lectures" thai was about
to be given by them. As proof Of the HIGHLY
popular character Of the course, they add =
Tickets to the course, SO.
We see these worthless ere not void Of OBJ
servalion, for they appear well to understand
what POPULARITY consists in a.the present day.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

or We regret to learn that MATTHEW
(Mat) FIEIp, one Of the distinguished editors
OF the Saint Louis Reveile, died recently at
sea, on trip from Boston TO Mobile, which
he was induced TO take for the benefit of his
declining health. MIR. F., was gentleman
generally respected; possessed mild and
aniable disposition; was kind and afectona'e.
lie has left an interesting wife, and two chill.
dren. Age. 80 years.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
NEU YORK .RGENC Y.

Messrs. Mason & Turtle, 1913 Nassau
street. are authorized 10 collect subscribers
and advertisements for the Wisconsin Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

= DOZ Sucking Bottoms. Jus, received and for
- sale low MENDEL g. HARBOUR
sep27
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RESrAVRArEUR.

ID T.. ZiNN. respectfully informs his hiend'
j and the public. that he occupies us I"
Rcfroshmcri House and hns put IN good repair The
house on MONROE STREET, between MAIN AND
WATER lie has Oh hand aud will c constantly be
supplied with
FRUIT S. aisns. Figs. Oranges. Lemons, Apples
hielns Sc &c.
NUTS-AlmUnds. Filhers, Wolnn's. Grouud Nuts
&c.
CANDIES Of all kirds
TOBACCO AND CIGARS-The best that can be
found ia The CIV
ALE, PORTER, BEER, CIDER, &c.
lie hrs ai.o Two three fine Oyster X 'ums
where he will, an & after The Is h inst. serve uJ
OYSTERS ~ every possible style, aud To suit The
palate Of all cu-h.mSrs.
Parties az lami!ies supplied with Oysters. Lob
sn T.. Gals uBd oil The other deicue,es in the
seas,n fer Them.
lie assures The puhlic that they shall he wei
-er Ell. aud asks a share Of public patronage.
scpS U
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
NEW GOOik

456 PACKAGES CHINA a. QUEENSvARE
lust RECEIVED and now opening, p fresh
- supply Of NEW GOODS. suitable for Civ and
County Trade, consisting IN pau ~, Wig.
II ~ HHOs FLOWING BLUE CHINA Din.
II - ner. Tea and Toilette Seis;
hHDS new Fancy TOsue Set, very lane
aud complete;
a CASKS Rich English China Tea Sets COT
- ~ fees. Pitchers. Mugs Baskets, &c &c;
- CASES RICH FRENCH CHINA. com.
- pnsing superb assortment of Tea Sells
C'Hee and Chocolate Cups and Sancers, sons,e
Cologne Bottles. Card Baskets. Fruit Bs.keis Mfrs
Vases. ~ chers richly decorated and em bossed FruiI
Stands, &c sc.
n ~ HlIDS white. raised. figured enamelfed
- ~ luslre zig q gold band Tea Sets Pncber,Ao
% khds white stone China Dinner. Tea and
Toilette Sets; Teas, Bowls Jugs, Plates. Dishes
Bakers. Cover ID, shes, SC SC;
~ hhds raised ig'd stone China Dinner Tea and
soiieiie Sets; Tens Bowls. Jugs, Plates Dishes Sc
81 hhds new style fancy decorated Stone China
Tea Sets; Teas Bowls, Jugs, Plates. Dishes. &c.
20 Gales Gne Ensmelled Ware. CONSISTING O
Lea SETS. Teas. B'wls. Jugs. Plates, Dishes &c.
ALSO 2eo Gates fresh made Liverpopl on,
Ruesnsware' comprising full arJ general assou
fheni Of pfinIfd al colors edged eoIored. C. G. an,
paih'pd. II latest style. shapes. &c.
ALSO An extensive stock Of Gu, Plain ma,
Pressed FIhred GLAGs WAT, consisting Of IN. us,,a
assortment IN our line.
AiLoi which " i'll be cold az thpsp AZ any bous
w ibis. or any oher city IN The Uhioh for each, q
IA Tie usual credit Ia pOrclual bnvsts.
Packing particularly attended 10.
y NJ KERR g. co.
Pus 30 I'm $50 Baltimore st. Baltimore
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
FIRST IN FASHION AGAIN.

wv T. take great pleasure in announcing io our
w friends aud the public generally, that we
have already received the new Fail Fashion Tor
Hats. We are manufacturing n general as.orimenI d..
and will have some splendid specimens finished
and male tendt Tor sale This morning. Call and
see them The style ia enl;fely ncH, aud re have
no hesitation in saying they are the handsome 81
shaped Hat That has been Introduced kr many yenrs
DARE e. HOGE
p s. Our brniher chip Of ", 10 Monroe street.
hns The new style only on paper. simply n cut or
dissertation, ~ bile we hive both The bucks and Iai.
lie having seen our blocks after they arrived.
thought u best To advertise first. pa H.
son 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

The Convention the Episcopal Church for
he Eastern Dioccss of New York is now in
session in the city of New York. AT our last
dates DIR. Creighton had been elected presid
ng officer. Tie Rev. DIR. Creighton Lad, on
the lst ballot rs clerical and So lay votes,
the Rev. DIR. Wainwright had As clerical and
66 lay votes. But by the rule adopted, the
candidate to be elected must have majority
OF both branches. On the next morning the
name OF DIR. Wainwright was withdrawn and
DIR. Creighton unanimously elected.