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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
ALLEBAsI,S MEDICINES.

THE MOST POPULAR NOW IN CSEn
4 NDNSISTlNG Of The Black Tor Alrbasi' 81
~ Salve AllcbasP- Health Pills. Allcbas oil 3
Tooth Ache Drnps, and Allcbasi's Poor Mans
Strengthening Plaster.
! ne SAVE cures almost up'versally, Fever
Soros. Ulcers. Feon-, Rurns, Scalds, Cuts,
Punc,drcs, Tnmors, Qginsev, Sore Throat, Chill.
bans, SwelIInns of almost every description
HrT"'T.er'" i"h"mmatory aud Chronic, A que
IN tho Fnrc, Breast. &C.
The Pills will curr, when used according 10
The directions, Scarlet Fever. Bilious Fever, Pe.
yer MIA ASsc, byspepsy, DrOpseJ. Acid Sto-
msch, Dlsordcrcd Bowels, Jaundce. Head Ache,
DzzIncss IN ths Head, Worms, Liver Com
plant, Htnrt Burn, Cholc, Bowel Complain,
General Debility, costiv~ness, &c &c.
Inc Tooth Ache Drops, will cure an ordinary
case u iooih Ache IN from three To ten minutes
The Plaster u TAXING precedence OYER every
other u nsicI IN this country. Tor Pain or Weak.
ness IN tho Back, Chest Side, foins Mnscels
kheumaus -, Lung and Liver COMPLAINTS
Coz ghs, Colds Asthma. II &c.
~ All ncrsons are reqpcs'ed TO ask the
Agent for Pamphlet which will be furnished
groils. which contains a description nf the Me.
dicines, and history Of Com plants with nu.
mcroas certificates ofeures, ana explicit diroc.
uons Tor using the Medicines.
h'cral discount uade 10 country Merchants
and Others who buv tn sell again.
LYMAN w GILBERT. Proprie,or.
Wholesale Druggist. 2l4 Fulton SIN Y
The above astonishing Medicines, just re. civ
and for snleby w j NOBB,
lcly 20 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

NRUsf SALE BY virtue Of a deed of rrus,
~ exrcu'edhy Hamilton Pollock bearing date ON
The lSh day Of May 1913, and recorded in Tho Of.
ice Of The Clerk Of The Comfy Court of Ohio county.
IN Deed Book M 26 page 3l3. shall, on the 20ih
day Of January nexr. between tho hours Of 10 -.
clock a. NJ and 4 o'clock P. NJ proceed TO sell. nj
The front door OF tho Cont House Of Ohio county.
al public anriiHn 10 The highest bidder The South
half Of lot No 1885, lying the East side Of Fourth
street. in the City Of Wheeling. wheroon is q Brick
it"nse. IN which said Pollock now resides: nIso on
The same day. al o'clock A M at The auction Store
Of Hall Il Wickhntn. sundry articles of bonsoh,IS
anu Kitchen iufnliure' dec 2S:-is
Terms az tale. M NELSON T,,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
GOLD WATCHES,

OSI Received by The subscriber. an assorimen,
~ OF hne full Jewellcd John,on and Tohias Gold
lever watches which will be sold at q small adj.
vance on cost.
Ayperson wishing 10 purchase first rate watch
one OF Tie rery best. will please call und examine
my assortment:
Also, common Gold lever watches: heavy oo,d
guards, ioh md vest chains; Ladies' Garnet. Tomas
and Other s"ns pins; diamond. ruby. emerald. omc
'his'' garnet iopas pearl. jei and every variety 81
sci and plain, Rings Gold pencils. earrings. so.c.
'ael.s, silver spoons. silver arrows for the hair oil
ana JET hair pins, jet necklaces, silk guards, Den
kn,ve. DC &c. All received this day
jan JOHN BISHOP
Sign OF tho Big Watch, No 1872 Mai, =,
N b-WnIches aud Jewelsy repaired in The mos,
approved manner and at prices as low as M INV
ther esiahl ishment in lie civ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

A HANDLES The subscribe, ,,or,l, -
" hT friends md the public lbot be b,. 49,
msnred ,he mannlneiue ofMOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES. made ofpure foiiow, which no wares.
eq"a' !" anything Of The kind manufactured he,o ~,
VseWhere. AMI no will furnish them wboles,l. ~,
Us cheap as they can be purchased anv,,be,e
ne would respectfully solicit share Of puhIic
ps"ohnge Factory in Market Alley b.,,.o.s
Mnin and Market Streets AZ w.pDps,
dec Eff 'A"hbN'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

NLOVES.-A full supply Of gloves. mi,,,. md
w halfgoves, consisting in pan of Ladies' bl.l,
Silk and French kid gloves, Ladies WOODEN el.ye.
half-gloves chidrens mills and gloves. Gen,lc.
mems fine silk and wooden gloves. Also yerv be,-
Wy woolen gloves and miifens, for working mon q
superior article Just reed ard for sale low bv
jan8 J&T IORNRpOOu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
PAPER PAPEGn pApE,m

Il T. HoRNBRooK have Just received -.
". mef Wholesale md Retail Variety ,ro,s o.
Wv, " .Ie - pe'ween Main aud M,rkei BnI.,,
Main "1 pam and ruled letter poper; Butler, no..
nnd % Ames fancy coloreJ Letter 81, =. p No
""seu WIN green; plain CAP 81 e,Ts,s,, 90" cap
m"" i s,sen Ir"ef plain ard Rolled blns
p'' ,oi,o post plan and ruled, snpe,G,. puche,
.aE n'' PAPER Nos and 3; .an cam and ne ruled
ian q"'"''i Tissue and boIl,ng parer &c Sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
WRIGIIT,s INDIAN yEGETARIE
Il 4 L. T. s.
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE of
HEALTH.

NJ MEDICINE HAS ever been intro
du 90 to the American Public. whose yir
turs nave k.cn more Cheerfnlly and nniyer
sally acknn wietged than the shove named
WRlGiffS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
To descant upon their merits n: this .a,e doy
you'd seem 10 be wholly unnecessary, "a yer,
iSw indeed who read this article. will be fnun,
unaCquaintcd with the real excellence Of IN,
medicine. But further proof were wanting n
establish the credit of this Singular remedy, il
the country has hccn so
SilAAIELESSLY COUNTERFElTED
Ignorant and pnpnnciplcd men have at variau.
places. manufactured n spurious pill; nd i'm al
der more completely TO deceive the public have
made II ~ outward appearance to re scnh'e the
true medicine. Thcse wicked psoplc could never
pass oil their JTthless trash but for the ssis
lance of CERTAIN misguided stoTskecpeys Who
because thew can purchase the spurions article
at reduced rate, lend themselves 10 this
mons rous system Cfimpositiop and crime
ne patrons ot the above excellent Pills will
therefore be o. their guard against every Kind of
impsos'iion, and remember the only genuine n.ent
~ Wheeling IS JAMES MFILOR 2s Uninn 8,
The folio wing ighlv res ,cctahle store kco,cr.
have hcen Amounted nccris for the sale OF
"RiGlIFS INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
Chas G Johns", Mononrabela, Wash co, Pa.
nHlneham Johnson. Eldeisvile, do.
wicnard WARD Pens, do.
Van Reeves, Greenfield do
a Kerr ~ CO. Cross creek do
Walter Boyle. Hickory 20
Jas Mellor,, 90 Union $: Wheeling. Ohio co. Va.
Jar"h Gooding. Triadclnhia do.
a. hTown. Nellshnrg Btoske countvE va.
William Brown, Holidays cove do.
" fnRraham & Co. Wavno sburgb Greene CO Pa
Elunnsl & Parkinson, jefferson do
JeRes, Carmichael town do
Samuel HiggenboIham. Greens, utph do
T. a w Meztuznt, Mapleion do
Jo.n Patterson, Pntterson's Mills Wash co Pa
William Mercer. Florence do.
Roht NJ A2eal, Rnccoon p o. do
LOWS Freeman. Bclyille do
y Cmcktring 81 Co. Canons burrb do.
HnTi Hopkins. centcyile do.
John ID Chambers, Washington do
Bryant Craven e Co, Mediterranean do
r A a. u G Craycroff, Claytyillo do
Isnhc laws MorgaIviIe do.
20 " " henha, HilsboTough do.
'ohn mnier, milsoor ouah do.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Tho o0y sctsEtY against impositions is 20
purchIse from tl,> fegnn advertised a.ents
and IN sll cases he particular 10 ask for Wtights
Indian Vegetable Pills ~
once devoted exclusively 20 tho sale # the
medlcine., wholesale aud retail. No 100 Race a..
Phi ladelphis. 80
,,9TKemtmber,. none arc genuine except
WTShts Indaa Vegetable Pills.
Jun - " WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

a TREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
NU WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
lNGroN CITY, PHlLA DELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. Tho National Road and Good
Intent Stage Companies. are running 6 daily lines
:" Cumberland. conaecilng with the Is & o r r.
Only % hours Stage travel To cilser of the above
cities. the balance by Railroad.
Time To Baltimore "a hnur..
Tine To Phindsl phia AZ hours
Fare 10 Baltimore II DOLLARS.
fnrc Ia Philadelphia l3 do.
Six daily lines leaves the Cos Singe and Rail.
road office every morning al 6 O'clock a NJ. and
extras furnished al any hour a load should offer.
Forihrn"gh Tickcisin B,liimors and Phladephra,
arr!y al The Cos office. N" Sc Water ST. Wheeling,
Va one dsur North U S IIniel.
For GOOD Intent STAG e Go. Il II STlLLE,
aud WIN NEWMAN. fer N II S Co.
Great Central Route Raj road and Sage Office
sepl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
r MCCOY Sco"y
FIRE AND MARI,r1Ns,rp.Hu

RE AND MARIA II INSURANCE,
EHE subscriber ia appoin,cd a,on, Sc H. I-|,
.f ,.foMBUS INSURANCE co, for the c,,y
p"hheeellng. and is prepares 10 tab risks on:
SSu,iuings OF all kinds, stone. brick or woe der
S S,enmiboa's, factories, mills Sc.
And merchandise of all kinds.
Aad against all dangers sinp n. tr,r.
pntau9n OF goods ON rivers, lakes, seas. canals
al" TL rsiitoads. at the lowest rates.
and fsirne,ssc ier OF ne company for promptitud.
60 HtNRY LIST Agent
AZ Shnver 4. Stelle's Whorshou, Ne Watt,
nov ls-3m 49,, sxL 20. w eVi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
No l67, Main Street.
A MI ADAMS.
FASHIONABLE mrDG,I mS,

FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR
HAVE just received a most ,pIend,d o.so,,
Il hent oil Goods for Genilemen's Wear M
me newest styles and most superior oualitv ih.
, ,bs ever peen Ieceyed III this market. A,aonr
VIC" ''ocA VIII be found The following:
,,SuPcIfne French Blk. from s5t sin nor r,.
Green and Blue do ~ W. Diaxe
| :. BEAVER CLOTHS
French Blk Beaver, Beautiful Wool DIV. Pll
orn,ininn Grown water proof Beaver, a French
CAsSIMERES.
rrench Blk, a very fine article; English "A
hencan do; Fancy do. OF every styio& npspS
-, VESTINGS. "' l.
I'VE have the fines. and richest yestins .v,.
o oJ IN this city and no mistake, such asrvt
ssomei Woolen yelvets Of every descr,n n1ma-
sums, pest you have seer; Valencia diiIe,sn::
prices shades aud colorss Cashmere do. &c.
5Gasls ana CrayaLs, decide ly pretty; Sto,ka
man H ,u, Cloak Tassels. and a greI
many new thlnBs. all of which will be sold Law
a., cssh or to prompt customers on shUfI Gre.
~ a"u llaue UP IN the pest Eastern STYLE. dec
NEW MEDICAL HOOKS
- ohtS and Bells Theory aud pract,,e or AtoJ.
~ icne, The 81 edition in two volumes. much en-
'sfgtd Churchill on disorders II Females: Cbn,
rnni'' system OF MhwerJ; Wood and B,cbi',
O""eu o'alcs Dispensniory. Turner'S Chem,s,,v
or Ashley Cooper ON IIefhia; Homer onJ smi,I.,.
Anatomical Ailos; Smiths minor surgery. R,mh.,,h.
am $ system Of Midwifery, wrh plates yilson,.
Anthony. Tweedies Library IL P,actieal Msd.
lcine. '"eo@
The above, with general assortment NJ MI;
raI Lhtralpre at the lowest cash prices wi,b COZ,
'l"gue Of Medical Books. can he hoI Of
Jul u JOHN HASWElI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

DoSr OFFICE envelope. printing, Lrown. me,
n. dun. double crewn. wrapping mad leu nj,
per. Kept constantly on hand md ior sale low lev
jan 81 n HONEYMOON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
NEW SONG ROoK.

ME American Minstrel; heine n choice eollec
Il ii"n Of original nnt popular songs, glec,
duets. chornse', DC with select mpsic, jus, reed
with variety Of popular song books. by
JOHN J HASWELL,
u" Union Street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
WHEATFIELD INN.

BALTIMORE, MD.
WIS Hotel is situated on Howard street. 1--WE
IL doors north Of Baltimore street. md in the
'mmcdiae vicinity ofihe business part of The ci,y.
A II contains upwards OF 100 rooms, mo.
f:E.E8 ny OF which are rarors with bed
iisssM8 rooms adjoining, suitable for familie,
k9AA II has been thoroughly furnished will
new and elegant furniture ami nil Tho ae.or,,,.,.
IONS 10 be found IN any Hotel in Tho cn.i
ihe proprietor ah'ers himself that his long cxpe.
renee IN The business. will enable him so 10 con.
que, me establishment IN every department, as Ia
render entire sa'isinc'ion To all his guests.
merchants. traveller &c visi,in g B,iumose, will
h'nd u healthy uni desirable location
There is always wagon in readiness IN so,,,
baggage 10 and rum The cars. free Of charge
MCINTOSH. Proprietor.
Bni''m"re. Md. January l ls45 BIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
cEOn mn

CAPiTAL S500000.
IHlS company being now duly organized, N,
pIepared tomake Insurance on every dcs.
SS'ipt1n ofFire and Marine Risks, such . dwell.
mug nouses, Store Houses &c with their con
,nsnts. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aad X e.
boa,s With their cargoes, to n ed from any orl
on tne ONO and Mississippi rivers, or their trib
n'aIy streams Application for Insnr nee o h,
a,aus ior the present AT tn e o fice Of tho Wheel
aus r MCCOY ST..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23


Nl'CA! Lam, at ~ Main street. nav. NAV.
4'l nitct'r =dti fui article IF Round
sroten broat brim Il, tri Cashmere Hats, luissf
Touch. Those wue " IN for a superior article
will do ~ u to rail ant eNsminc the assortment
tefote purchasing else where. Also fine assert
mo mt OF ia article Ea,tcrn s,lrufacture, beli
eronn. Ac MCAt.LAM.
A. MCnil,u's IN " ain ~, over the way
From I'll. va Uoici y"u'N fluid y display
"! Beavers AMI Castor. for iarse and for small
That's bhih lsu and rich at srice 10 please a ~
A ru1 of some gears NJ the Fame he has still.
SPEAK w unle- ia praise fin. taste mud his skill
And shoN that Dame Fashion has Justly he
StoA'l
Her stamp on his Eats as the Tip OF the N ode
The tyrart cold Winter has now gone awa
a nature again lock so benny and IRA,
hat al tho n in'rc fI0rd's beautiful hue,
Sh"u.d sport u nt,r NIi an look fourisiinp too
Then tIrn IN ~ ~ Cuildm's ,isI oil FROM tn,
hal.
rhnt ~ pa lfusiy E'ustyEz and take in its
cad,
a sics su'er boaum. Keep up M'Cnllam's run.
r"t Z. ~ allan - tho i',.'its sou may II
q n ,-ssuS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
DYMOND,s EsgAys

etNSSAfS on The Principles Of Morality, and nm
~ The private and political Rights and oblig,.
.,'ns OF m'"k'nd. BY Jonathan Dymond jus,
j1n6 H., -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
STILL THEY COME
bLACkING, nLACKINo.-

n ~ rs s, Vs., !" shave without glass i,s, c,u :,
:, 'ne spoe Sicreon Market 81. siSn r. a.. ~ q
m ~, 300, and purchase some Of RiIsy, P,aeL
- -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
AI.LMAN 81 MAXWELL

Ar TER returning their sincere thank
10 their customers and the public for
inc patronage so literally extended to
'nom Inc past ycar,ant soliciting n cen
''nuaii"n OF their patronage in fnrure.
respectfully invite their attention 10
incur prcscn, well selected stock ofBoo,s.
shoes and Leather, consisting in parl
rs follows:
o6 Dar. {, n, ,ian,ar' .,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

VI Ell, MOORE s. cos. Fast Mail Cooch
V leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock A ". AZ
hours TO Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily of o'clock
A NJ. IS hours to Cincinnati
DTATLM tGGE' 3 Good Intent C,aci leaves
wheeling daily at s o'clock AM, 40 hours 10
Massville Ky.
Extras furnished on all the above lines Ia oar
al nlght as they may wish.
Once No - Water ST. let door below the u s
Hotel Wheeling, Va.
feb r uESKJ1JEV Ao,r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

beautiful Cashmere Sbowls. enr,rely pev
- Cardinals. SiIk ShawIs, New Style Gim,, and
C"fs' Wors ed IIeOds. W'Tsied Coat. for boys: Jus
received ny o. w. HElSKELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
CLOTHING

Z ms sting az Black. Blue, Green, Bro WIN ar d
OhNe rrock and Dress co IL. Beaver, Pilot
Tweed enssinet and Jean Frock and Over coats.
OF goods.
Cassimere, eloth ,cnssnei, Tweed, Jein.Me
ican and Mixed PANT ALO0NS; a large.tock
from one To seven do lars.
. VESTS Of all tinds and prices. Lisen. Mus
IN. Singham, check NJ Lambs Wool SHIRTS
DRAWERS. SUSPENDERS. HDK'FS, Col
lars. Botoms. Gloves and Wrappers Hoe and
hnIi Hose and a gre variety Of ether rticles
The above good were purchased for cash in
the East from first hands, ana I now offer III EN-
10 my customers nj n small adva ice on the
same termi and do think thai ca offer BET !.
ter bargains Than any at + er house IN the CITY -
Ana now, 10 conclude, n. il hss fallen TO INV lot
TO clothc the max ed, will pledge myself TO give
yon su 81 clothes 10 suit your purse from NV O
dollars to fifty. OCT ii S RICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
FOR TRAXEI.Eus

4 ool Received. few poekeI elns.es for ,,.v.,
" e's Also Shaving Bres and np,nralu, =. ~
"e'e. Over so'ks, comforts &c &c. 10, al s..
y & r HORNBRooK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
PILOT 4 BEAVER CLOTHS.

All sylsssad co'ors, rom six,y-two cents to
nss dollars; together with many otner a tic ga
ior ucntIemen's wear, too numerous Ia mention
ali OF which Will sell at Who'll va le or Retail
or nske up To order in the best French style.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

ne above with a great many other
kinds render our stock comnIo,e o,d -.
IecI no hesitation 10 saying that our
STOCK Is a'i selected and Of the best qua
n.y. which will enable us to sell ot n /.
low prices rs any west OF the mountains
~ VINO may be in want Of any Of the
ABOVE articles will do well 10 cali opdr
am'he our stock before purchasing else
wherc-as II will Away afford us tho
greatest OF pleasure TO wait on them and
show our stock. man, NV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

~liIrE. Blue and grey lonne, board. r., ,.,,
J&T HoRNBRooK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
UNITED STATES UOTEI.

FOR RENT
NFrA FROM TIE FIRST April NEXT-Tb.
II" DIV" lung h'n'" on Quincy 81. occupied NJ
wescrt Nv Mr. q VI, tsh
ALSO To dwelling ON Ution ST. oconn;sJ n,
present hy MrJ Sanger Inquire of
i'm l'-e'' H. ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

wishing IN purchase hy The package. OF dnzen. will
find II 10 their advantage To call and c.smi,. ~,
assortment, ms nauer myself iha, can furnish Tho ~
'ih an assortment or US good terms nc can.b. ma
with in Pi'Isbargs ar any other city we., of m,
fnountaius - '''>
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-07

New MOVING acknowledgement Will
son, Of Buffalo, has just succeeded in bring
ing to perfection an article for the above
purpose, which deserves the attention of all
who are interested in agricultural pursuits
The Buffalo ADVERTISER thus describes
Capt. Wilson's invention:
"The machine consists of carriage on four wheels,
drawn by one or two horses oxen or other beasts of
burden in like manner as common Wagon In the
centre, at the bottom, is horizontal wheel upon an
upright shaft, which shaft and wheel receive rotary
motion, communicated by gear from the main axle,
which revolves with its wheels as the machine goes
forward.--The diameter of this horizontal wheel, with
the addition of the knives projecting from its edge
measures the width of the swath. which is cut with
the knives the wheel goes forward, revolving rap
idly and lying close to the ground as the nature OF
the case may require. The apparatus which sus'alns
the cutting wheel is constructed as TO accommo-
date its high, any inequalities in the ground, and to
give it any inclination required. The knives are sharp
ened by their own operation, without stopping the
machine There is also attached to the cutting wheel
or tub wings which gather the grass as is cut and
lays it in a swath regularly and in most perfect
manner for curng-,i is most simple in its consruc
ton and BY liable to be put ont OF order"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-07

nearly thrown of his feet Whole families
ran into the street in CONSERVATION. The
people in the church (for evening service)
supposed the bell had fallen from the steeple.
The steamboat lying at the wharf was moved,
and the motion sensibly felt by the hands on
board"
At the hour mentioned, (quar,er past ski
one Of The editors of this paper was al
quiet residence in the outskirts Of New Ha-
ven, but no unusual noise or motion was per.
ceived by himself, or other members of the
family. Tho editor of the Evening Post
was a, place called Rosyn, Long Island,
and thus describes the phenomenon: :
"Thc building began suddenly to shake
with great violence, SO that the windows rat.
tied and the raters cracked. Our first i'm
preston was that somebody was endeavor-
ing TO move heavy stove on the floor be-
low /; then it was suggested by one of our
companions that violent wind had sprung
up; hut as the shaking of the house was
soon followed by deep hollow sound like
the rolling of thunder under the earth, it be-
came evident that the phenomena were the
effects of an earthquake. The trembling
and sound must have lasted about two min
utes. The movement of the sound was a
very deliberate one and seemed to US TO be
in direction from South to North, or per-
maps little TO the East of North. We af-
forwards learned that the shock had been
felt in all parts Of the village, and the per-
sons who spoke Of the noise compared il to
the rushing of heavy chariots along hard
stony street. Some Of those who were out
Of doors pretended to say that the shock was
accompanied by brief electrical excitaiion
of the air, but of these appearances we could
get no confirmation from others.
"Coming along the line Of the Railroad
this morning, we ascertained that the shock
was distinctly experienced in several of the
towns on Long Island. AT Oyster Bay a
friend informed us the agitation was so per-
ceptiblc that the people in his house ran out
into the yard, under an apprehension that
the building was falling down. and the wo.
men and servants uttered shrieks of alarm.
At Glencovc, Hampstead, Branch, Jamai.
ca, &C., similar impressions were pro.
duced.
"In Brooklyn the noise was also heard,
though most persons supposed il TO be the
rafting of carts. or heavy laden wagons
passing through the Streets"
Judging from these accounts, this must
have been the most violent earthquake felt
in this vicinity for a great number of years.
We fear we shall hear disastrous intelligence
from the West Indies, or South America, or
both.-N. Y. Jour. Com.