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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
ALEX + LAIDLEY. Cl.rk.
NOTICE.
CoMMIs IoNtK'S CFFior, Nov ~. 1915

CoMNIs IoNtK'S CFFicr, Nov ~. 1915.
The prtties interested ~ lac foregoing deere.
nrc hereby notified that I have npprIsied Tuesday
he 23l day II December reHt. at the Inv Office ui
Jacuo q Ftzhugh ~ The city Of Wheeling n the
nmc and IiaCe. when md where, ! shall prpcesd
10 inRc the account The rem dirccird: Aud ! require
all person. havirg any cUncern 10 the matefs "i
said decree tn appear hcfore ave wuh heir prOri.
and vouchers on that day. ihat NAV make up Tive
account aforesaid. 10 III FITZHUGH.
ROY % Ccmmis.innef.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS AT THE WHEELING POST
OFFICE. July 1, 1855
Eastern Arrives daily II 6P
Departs IA NJ
Western ARRIVES +" d, A M
Z" Departs " IL night
Sieubepville Arrives except
Sunday 6 PM
Departs =" l p NJ
Wooster Arrives Tues THUS
Saturday III a Nj
Departs Mon Wedn
Friday ga NJ
Marietta Arrives Tues Saiur p W
Departs Mon Friday S NJ
West Liberty Arrives Tues Thurs
Sa,uIday IL NJ
Departs same days p VI
Morgantown Arrives Thursday 5P
DrPatt~ Friday GA NJ
u r.. HALE. Post Master.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE iNSUR
ANCE COMPANY

OrricE MAIN ST, BELOW MtsRrs.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
DuceiOys:
& Brady, Rrbt Crangle, la, Y Caldwell,
WIN Fleming, Jno G ,>horn, Daniel Lamb,
T. G Woods, JACOB : Shriver
r w HARDING, Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

m HAVE tbis day received my Toll stock OF
= French P%erlumery, winch VIII be sold very
low for cash, Il Consists Of The following atIcles IN
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4 " y U'Ss n - q &

INSURANCE.
81 d lSKS will he taken ~ the FIRE MARiN
INSURANCE. COMPANY or WHEELING
az the iopest rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, stone, BRICK OF OGDEN
ana their contents:
Sieamooats; factories; mills, SC.
turniiurc;
And m,rchandise oiaii kinds.
Aud 'Rainstall dangers attending the trans
poTtauon ofRoodson rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
Fer tie character Of thu comunnys a. 20 prcmp.
iitude aud llheraiity IN The adjustment ,ud PIE
msnt ofiosscs.-w. beg leave TO refer To- the mer.
he adjustment of claims upun us augi
Office on Ma in ST X. W HARDING See'y.
RETURN pREMiU NJ.
rENIIk Fire aud Marine fnsul srce Company
4 of Whrelit Q, will rr'urn 10 PER cent o,
all premiums .ece,sed for ri>ks taken from Tins
tim where no loss 0s> occurred.
ieb - NRDING. Seer iary.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL S50O.000
THlS company, being now daily organized, rs
prepared TO make Insurance on every des.
ing Houses, Store III ouses, Nc with their con
tents. Also. Steam Roats, Fiat Boats aud Keel
Boats with their carRocs, Ia aad from anyrori
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their trlb'
utary streams. Application for Insurance TO b,
made for the present at tn Office oithe Wheel
aug mccoy Scc'y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
FSNHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
~ nv OF Wheeling will return ~ per cent
on all premiums received .or risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurred
II Mccoy,
March 3, 1915. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
COUNTRY

Will find d, ~ incir sdNnpu,Ge ~ call nnd sec
fr themselves have rur chased NV stock all Tor
cash. AID l,Wer than any Other house la this city.
| can assure he public generally, Il they viii hni
give me u call | can save them The trouble Of look
ing elsewhere. for my goods and prices cannot la'i
Ia please any who may favor me with s call.
sep 81 ALEX HEYIAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

MORE NEW GOODS.
K ISr received in ndfuOn "a Uut bfsi stock ol
ED FALL and WINTER GOODS. A fresh sup.
ply of hsndsume Cachmer,; sons very pfeuy new
style Pms; together wnh a vsutty Of other desi.
mbIe GOODS. which will Ls soiJ Of a small az
vance on he Essiem cot.
oct is GREER a. MOTTE.
a r GREER s. NOTES, Nv 1862 Markets ,,
"a can re tad Guod Bifgnins m French aud En
gli,h Beaver TWt,d and Othsi elo,hs; also some
of he cheapest p'atn sd fancy Cl.smercs ~ town.
Gail and see hem. oci is
I)ATENT SCALE BEAMS. 10 weigh from $50
90 1900 pounds Tor sale by
Trrt IS OFT n GREER.
AN1ED-B acon. Lard. Neg Buuer. Fen.
th-fs. Gnscne, Snake oui. BetsNaI aud
uihcf County rfoduor. u " JAMESON.
~ 80 Wafer sfeoi. Wheeling.
~ "a o s 10 BLINDS y spueds,z,s anG colofs
sBab jrsi reed ard iof saIe very lua.
srp 81 MENUEL T. HARBOUR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE MnsSr
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors:
nj Nelson, a Paxton, A Rogers,
A FilcS ner, Il Morrison, CiumbackeI
A N Johnston, Sam Mcclellan,
Rupr McCOY, Treasurer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

.Hesmtrism. The interesting aud well authenticated
report Of delicate surgical operation, performed in
Georgia, while the patient. under the mesmeric nfu-
ence in state of entire Inconsistencies, ION the
first page,) will attract the attention Of the reader
Whatever may be thong ht of the exhibitions which the
professors of the occult science of Mesmersm have
times made and OF which doubtless artice and
collision have been esorled for the purpose Of cheat
ing the senses Of the spectators, there be doubt
in this instance. that by its powerful though mysterious
agency, the patient rendered nsensibe to the keen
edge of the surgeons knife which, in her natural state
would have been acn'ey painful. lis benefit in surgi
cal opera ions therefore, be nspprecable to thoss
who may unfortunately be compelled to resort to them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

HNlllS disease is common, and uien alarming A.
to demand the first and chief ool'ee Of exrcreua
~ed Physician.
There is no part Of The Cre,hra which mny mi he mar
Mrd by structure. The first symptoms Of which
patient afflicted with this disease mus, frequently com-
plains, inability 10 retain his water 81 long ~ usu
al obscure anasness rbon The seat. aud az alteration
in the stream es urine. which, instead Of being full and
EQUAL IN smaller than os,nl and ia rked, spiral
tered. The first symptom just noticed compes the pa
en 10 rise twice in the night To void his urine;
and he also generally finds thai greater fone IL
sary 10 its complete expulsion Than he has been In tho
habit of exerng. in Of the resistance made
to the free passege Of The w3ler by the structure Nnc
turnal emissions are a common symptom OF this CON
plant; and sometimes there is discharge from
the Orehra, which IL adberng the bottom ofthe
receiving vessels. When the disease In Of very ng-
gravsed onture. the urine will onen become quite
white, and he mixed with matter blood. there will In
great difficulty aud pain in voiding the urine, and like
wise much general debility.
The immediate cause Of structure is slow inhanma.
ton in the rar affected. which ocrssons ,hickenngo
the canal and deposition Of adhesive matter around hsf
thckening NJ To produce dminu'nn of the diameter
If the canal and that whatever gives Use cunsidea
BILE irritation IN the ureihra. may prove Of stric
ture there Hence the disease very frequently fellows
GonorrhGa; it may be induced by drinking or riding
hard and by direct injury of the part When a pa
ten laborng under Gunorrh9a is mprudent as To in
dage in hard riding aud free drinking he exposes him
self 10 The powerful of The present malady
and such rarely tail 10 produce il in its worst farms.
When pallen, is able procure the assistance of an
able medical practitioner no shonld Immediately avail
himself oft and implicitly adhere 10 the instructions
given; but, unhaprly. ignorance aud inai,enion
much more common than their oppsiies and II Is
lndpnlable fact that vast number Of persons afflicted
with the present complaint find il a difficult matter 10 oh
tain jndcious and efficient aid; and even who
oy ample pecnniary attain to only after long
and paiaul search.
DR.. HARTLEY is no, unjusily celebrated Gr III. r.
moval and cure Of structure of the Urethra. number of
years exclusive practice in this particular branch Of tho
profession, fully warrants the assertion that he will IN
derIake The wos, and most proaeed cases. and effect
perfect cure. References given if required.
Or Office one dur below the Trinity Church. At
tendance nil hours during the day and evening.
Richmond Dec. 10 sIf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
OEI'l UAItN.

Departed this life m the OH inst, NJ. MIns SARAH
PRYoa. the wife Of Col. Ja, Pryor, of Pryor's Vale.
Amherst county, Va. aged 70 years. mcnths and 10
days, alter shori attack Of Bilious Intnenza.
-, on the 9Th inst. WIN. q. NJ. infan, con OF
&. C. Layne and Elizabeth W. Layne the grandson Of
John & Sarah Pryor.
The Religious Herald will please copy the above
notices.
-. at his residence in Abemarle, on the Sth inst
Henry T. Harris, Esq, aged 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

e5' public meeting has been held in Baltimore. 10
devise means for the reeio' the Pi'shurg sufferers com
ml'iees were appointed TO receive subscriptions the
Common Council Of The city was requested to remit i'm
mediaiely $4,000 in anticipation Of The contemplated
collection request which. that body being in session.
was promptly complied with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
MUSICAL. CONCERT.

4 MI SlCAL CONCERT will be held nj the court
"A house. In the town OF Liberty. Bedford County
on Monday the 2s inst. by the ladies' of the village
The proceeds 10 be applied 10 the comnelon Of the Eps
eopal Church. erecting. Messrs Winkl.r AID Boz
zio'r distinguished musicians, having kindly rendered
their services, n iich musical entertainment may be
expected Music upon tha Piano. Hups, Fn'e Violin
and Guitar Commencing at o'clock Z. NJ and the
price OF admission SO cents The ladies' confidently ex.
peel and respectfully solicit III, public patronage
Ami u Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
LYNCsl1cIlE.G NAsKET.

For the 'ceek ending Saturday, Jfpra 70. 1915
Below Is correct statement OF the Market for the
past week.
Tobacco Old Lugs, 81 20 TO 80; NEW Luas. 81
80 TO $3.50. Leaf, inferior, 81, 90 10 $50; common
$50 to $50; hddI'og, $3.50 10 90; good 5000 IL
lO,O); No line manufacturing in market would com
mand iron Sl0tol3
Ftow.-c.3 70 from wagons; Stock light, and in good
demand.
Uhot.-Red 65; White 20 cts. per bushel.
G'o,"-Co'n 40 cents per bushel from wagon;
Oats, siea ID 10 5O cents per hundred cleaned % to
% cents, per bushel. Rye. none in market.
Ciorer and Grass Seeds.-Clover Seed, 1915
per bushel, from wagons; 81 100 from store; r,mo.
thy, S2.25 to $3.50. Herds Grass, G2s from Wagons
Proristons-Bacor. 81 10 cents from wagon - To {
els. from store, considerable quantity coming in Beef
s. per hundred; Meal, 45 per bushe from wagon
Frh.-Shad 81 90 To IS 90 per bbl.; llerr,nqs none
in market; Mackerel, No. sl3, No. 2, $3.50. No.
3, S..
CoGee.-St. Domingo 7 to u cents per h.; Rio. S
~ cents; lagnlra q TO 10 cents; Java IL! cts
uba Z to 8.
Sug0.-Brown, New Orleans, I. to cents per h.:
Porto Rco 10 9 cents per h.; ST. Croix + to l2}
cents per h.; Loaf, l2l 10 II cents per ID.
Candies-Tallow, "a to 5 cents per b., Sperm. 80
to 81 cents per h.; Hull & Sons 10 I cents per h.
Whiskey.-Common. &c to 80 cents per gallon. from
fwaeonir from store. 81 TO SO cents. Keced, 40 10 %
romwagon.
Braady.-App'e, 81. cents per gallon Peach
rs cents pee cation.
Cotton Fo,s.-Facioy prices: Gto II els. per Id as
sorted.
Lon.-Ear Iron SIS per ton from boats, $50 from
Store. Pig, 50 per ton.
Sesi-b's'ered, g. to cents per h.; Geim,n. to
o cenis' S"e9f: 90 to IS cents per h. C,sl Sect 20
to % c,s per lb.
Liaseeo OHIO cts. Lamp. 81 90 TO 90 per gal
Ion; Tanners, $500 to 1900 perb6l
J.co.her.-Cood Sole. 10! to lo cents per h.; Dam
aged Sole, IA 10 Is cents per ID.
Po,eder.-Blasting, 81 90 10 .25 per Leg; L De- S.,
so 10 800 per keg.
Wool.-Wool. 26 to % cents per b.; Wool Rolls,
none in market
Coal and Ipood-Bi'nminons % cents per bushel
Anthracite, S. 90 per ion. Oak and mixed Wood u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

G5- The Pennsylvania House of Rcrrcs, natives has
rasstd hi afporriatnc from the Siac Treasury $50.
ooo Tor The relief OF the sufferers III the city of rshurr
releases Their State and county taxes Cor the years si5
10. AZ aud AZ. and rems the lie, nses taxed upon
dealers IN merchandise whose establishments lave been
destroyed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

II Tyler noa apponted-'fhe New York Gazette
OF The ia'h inst states ihat j. w. Mcd,ao. Esq. hay
ing resigned tie flee Of Clerk Of the : Dis,,c,
C"u IN that city. 10 avoid being turned out the office
mas oe'a gwen 10 Alexander Gardner, EsG. brother
Of Ex President ~ hers wife
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

% The Glehe announces n Carroll Mason as A t.,
co'e' ead'da'e To represent the Louduun Congressional
district, in which there three Wing candidates. WIN
"ndet assurances frequently reiterated ia pabhc meet,
'ngs and otherwise that there would be no Locofaco on
The tur, have been kept the rack II is no, tea
lae however 10 deiea, this trick aud we cannot doub,
that IL will be done
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

NJ = Inc "Chivalry" Of Mobile are absut to tender
b,,.. '."oph public dinner, as mark Of their appro
MS "Orillian, and distinguished services as Sec
,o,e., '"e." Strange that these services were not
u9h 10 proven, his removal rom that flee by
~0cOloco President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
AMHERST VOrFRS--ATrENTlON

The "Swan' will be ready at a DEL ck on
The morning of the election To carry 10 Billiards Pre-,
c'nc all the Wings Of Lynchburg and vicinity, VINO
have votes in Amherst.
"One fire more, my boys"
HARRISON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

Oo- The bill granting the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road the right Of way through Pennsylvania, which
some days ago passed the Senate Of that Sac has been
rejected by the House Of Representatives, by vote Of
SO To s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

'",.o''- ne papers contain numerous accounts Of
.''s' mere nave oeen destructive iresat Troy, IN
ie'N.) ife"'on, (New lersey.) Anderson court house
three In Lexington (ky and others Of less con
sequence in other Places
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
NEW AND FASHIONABLE

az u u " II n T.
fEE subscriber returns her thanks To her friends and
the public generally. for the liberal patronage sne
has heretofore received. aud respectfully spiles con
nnance OF the same She has just received her supply
Of rAsit oNABLE MuLiNlRv, including the usual
variety Of
SILK, FLORENCE BRAID, OPEN STRAW,
AND GIMP BONNETs, sc.
Also, hair and braid Bonnels beached nnl repaired in
the best manner, and at the shortest notice
JANE SIMPSON.
April 81 dir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

e3-ihe Wings Of Cincinnati have achieved a vcto-
~ IN the charter election. VIM. Spencer (Whi.l is
elected Mayur. and the Cuuns stands IL Whes n q
Locus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
Dry Goods nj Wholesale.
500 REWARD.

SuVV IL ~ " ~ u ups
authority of the Common Council Of I.yncIburr
- reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Is
offered Tor the detection and vicon of ,he unpnc
Piled person or pers,ns. WIN, the night o the 9th
lnst injured the fire plugs and let loose the water upon
the streets ol ME town. s. DlUGulD,
Engineer in chief of the
Lynchburg Hose Company.
March 81 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

SE,5lES, Sc, TT .IUCYEG.y:
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the circuit superior court
L OF law and claucery Of Amherst county, premium
ced on the 3lsi day OF March, 1916 in the case Of
Marriott 4 llaiesly. and Others, Plaintiffs, against
tmelt Pendleion and others. Defendants the under
'nned, appointed commissioner for the purpose " III
expose TO sale. AT public auction, in front of The public
style, at Amherst court house, the third Monday 10
May next, (being ceuri dcy,) The following
= l. "A ES.
viz: Cynthia, Catharine Norbornr Amanda. James
Aggy. Jesse, Sophia and her child Margaret, VIII
(sophla's son Lucy, Joseph Jordan and Lewis Also
one grey Horse. black Horse. one Piano. me Cow
and Cali, one Bed aud Furniture. much of said
property as will be necessary the amount rcquir-
ed by said decree. Terms cash.
WIN. M. WALLER
Sheriff 9f.3mherst County. and as such commissioner
by john Uhiettcad, his Deputy.
April q WHOM
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&S e. 1f,9
.vsHfy EFT RHrCTHnN. Epre,ss,s cd
|'xG TIT .YVCTyO.V' YcsMnse Se
By Charles Phelps. Awspr.

IN every Tuesday aid Friday nights Throughout,
~ the season. shall a, early candle light sell large
and desirable assmen, OF Dry Goods Shoes aud Hard
ware Cutlery, &c. win: Cslicocs. Ginghams Checks.
Iieknns. brown aud black Domcslics. table Clo,hs.
Counierranes. Panaloon stuff and Vcstings. Towels.
coion aud silk ilandkerehiels. Snspcnders. shaving
soap Brushes. Razrs tea and table Spoons, Scissors.
picket and pen Knives. work Stands. spool Stands. Nee
dies. flas Cologne Water, Whips. Cowhidcs. G, flee
Mills, britannia Coffee and Tea Pus.- Also large
sentiment III Shoes. Bouts and Palm leaf Hats aud
fions other eoojs loo numerous Ia mention
y. The attention ri, the trade ia respectfully soh
cied at these sales they will he worthy Ut attention
CHARLES PHELPS. Auc,'r.
April sir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
Fancy and staple D0Y GOODS,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.


HAS received his NEW SPRING end SUMNER
III SUPPLY OF STAPLE and FANCY GOODS,
selected IRON the host and musi TASTY stocks IN the North
Cities. and in quality and chenpnrss ofrrices equal
10 any in the State. lie ost cudislly solicits ca
from all In assuring them that every pains viii b
taken give entire satisfaction. list Of articles cum
prsnG his stock is deemed entirely usees. fall as-
sor,ment " i'll be f,nud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
CHEAP DO.UESTICS.

rVIlE SUBSCRIBER, Agent for the "Rolherwood''
Il Factory, kiogsport, Tennessee offers for sails
10 bales very stout "A Sheetings. in which will
be sold bargain. GEO. BAGBY.
Jan, ID tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21

100 REAMS Cap and Letter paper just received
and for sale by PAYNE & GREGORY.
April u q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
LOCKS AND HINGES.

A VERY large supply of Locks. Hinges. Bolts, and
"A Building Materials of almost every kind usually
purchased in Hardware Store; Just received. for sale
heap by ii. B. & w. A. RICHARDS.
Sept Is tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
FOR THE yIgGiNI.N.

FOR THE yIgGiNI,N.
,.,,.r 10 "Prognosiicaiev," /" The Il. Enquirer aud
L. Republican.
..'rhen did sir Kuigh, abandon dwelling,
And On, he rude culonelIing
wirh, he was whose very sigh, would
Fu,rlle him to mirroar oi knishthood.'
ilupBRAs
vaorous Kn. b, OF the quill, y'clepl "P,ognosca.
for,' - .,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-21
Historical Society OF New York.

This Society met to celebrate Its anniversary, last
evening, at the Gothic Hall of the University.
AT seven O'Clock, large and highly RESPECTABLE
audience was assembled in the library room, fran
whence the company proceeded TO the beautiful hall
orchapel adjoining, the organ greeting their arrival
with an appropriate Symphony. Among the compa-
ny we NOTICED Gen. Cass, and several ladies', whose
presence atded an increase Of charms to meeting
in itself highly interesting and delightful
General BnAptsH briefly addressed the companv an.
sembd and having observed that this was the
anniversary Of the Society which they were
to celebrate, introduced Mr. A. Bradford to the com
delivered. a'''e'' was 70 De
Mr. BnsDvonp then delivered an address in which az
ter several remarks upon the origin laws and scope
history in general he adverted to the history of man
and his progress in civilization, taking general and
comprehensive view Of the past the present and the u
ture relating to the history condition and prospects
OF the human family lie also adverted to the cause
and elements Of civilization aud barbsrism and combat
ted the proposition sustained by that
barbarous people become the authors Of their ow
civilization, &c. Mr.. D. then took occasion in large
and extensive view Of the history Of civilization as d.
vded into two great eras by the birth Of Christ to expa
tise upon the benefits Of Christianity as affecting the
progress and permaBency Of civilization. Numerous
other topics were successvey and rapidly passed in re-
view by the orator In fact scarcely any one single to-
pc or thought bearing the remotes possible affinity ia
the subject Of the day, was omitted BY sir. b. which
While II rendered the discourse both copous and multi
famous makes II difficult and indeed impossible TO do
Justice by any report TO single subject 80 vest
arena.
:, pr bhsoroRo having concluded, was greeted with
ne loud and repeated applause Of the whole company
assembled and on motion Of DR.. Stevens the thanks Of
ns.socisty and company present, we're voted unan
mousiy 70 the orator Tor his admirable address
= ne Society then adjourned to the library, and re-
oshn were served W IN liberal and handsome sly lc
~ ne company present, while, al the same time, the
choice and splendid volumes with which The Ib,arv
soounds excited the admiration which they so well do
Al a late hour the con,n.,, s,....., ., -,
IL increased sense Of the eminen, msr,, ana
ofthis truly National Society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-21

BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL LINE OF PAcKETs.-It
is now pretty well understood, that company ihas
been organised at Baltimore, for the purpose of esa-
bllshng line packets between that port and Liver.
poo-an organization, we CONCEIVE to be ofincalcu-
able benefit to city like that Of Baltimore. occu-
pying, az she does, the third rankin the maritime az
fairs Of the country, and enjoying peculiar facilities
IN every branch OF trade and commerce We only
wonder that such a course was not long since
adopted; and in order to carry out their pro-
lect more effectualy, we notice in one of their
movements effort to purchase the splendid
Inc known in this city as the " Dramatic, or f.. X.
Collins Line of Packets which is now offered
Tor sale. This we set down as an evidence
OF their good judgment, as an acquisition of four
such ships cannot fail 10 command their due
snare OF patronage, ensure their ultimate sue
cess These vessels have an average tonnage
81 iooo tons each, possessing all the qualities
tnat give to the New York vessels. strength and
beauty, together with the most luxurious accommo
danons for passengers In the event Of losing these
noble ships, that have SO long graced our wbarves
we cannot but express desire that some of o,r =
detatlgabe citizens will cause to be cons,rnc,od
four vessels, of equal strength and beauty, to I'll IN.
vacancy.