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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

The WEATHER IN PHILADELPHIA. Yesterday was
remarkably cold Tor the season, the wind having
chopped round to the North the previous evening Al
o'clock yesterday morning. the thermometer at the IN
change stood at Al deg; on Thursday morning Of the
same hour at II and Wednesday morning at "a deg
Yesterday afternoon at half past three o'clock the mcr
curry stood ut 10 dcgrecson Thursday afternoon ut he
hour at 81 deg; and Wednesday afternoon ut s
deg During the whole of yesterday cloaks and over
coats were common in our strcets.--Phiadeiphia En-
ouiycr Nm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

TRADE REPORT AND SNIP NEws.-Hercaiter'
these reports will be found on the fourth page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

The steam ship Britannia, Capt. Hewitt, is aow
in her fourteenth day She is, therefore, due with
sixteen days later intelligence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

New CASE IN New ORrEANs.-The grand jury
found true bin for larceny yesterday against Scott
mate of The British barquc Adcbaron Scott has gone
to England, but they to bring him back by means
Of tho Ashburton treaty case growing out OF TINS
States District Court; OF the officers of the Court,
ssional gentlemen and others, are involved in it,
Me,o Orleans Picaytne, Mayo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

NEWSPAPERS ON Lone lsLASD--Thcre arc tlir-
teen newspapers published on Long Island. Six are
published in brooklyn three dacs and three wccklcs
two in Jamaica one in Flushing one in Hampstead
Iarbor. or these, fire Wing four Democratic one
Native, and three neutral.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

LAUNCH OF THE PRINCE DE JolNvrLLE.-Ihls
splendid packet ship was not launched yesterday as
advertised on account Of the unfavorable state Of
the weather. twill take place, however, on Tues
day morning, at haipast o'clock, at the foot Of 7th
street, East River. Those who wish to see it must
therefore be up early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18
Tllentricals.


PARK THEATRE.-Notwithstan the rain last
night, crowded house assembled to witness the
comic opera Of the Position Of Lonjumeau," for
the benefit and last appearance of Mr.. Seguin 1t is
capital thing, and we hope it will be repeated when
the troupe return from their engagement in Philadel-
phia, whittier they go on Monday. Mrs. Seguin
looked as beautiful, and sang as swcetly as ever
while Frazer seemed to enter more heartily into the
spirit OF the performance than on the night previous
Success attend them.
NEW BowERY THEArRE-Thc citizens in the
neighborhood of this elegant establishment seem TO
have adopted hint yesterday, in reference to
patronizng this house instead of attempting to build
up ruins which have been always dangerous and LA
bic to accident. full house was in attendance,
and Tryon is certainly on the road to fortune.
We hope New Workers will not forget young
Clark's benefit tomorrow night. He is deserving
and promising young actor.
PALMo's OPERA HoUsE.-The performances OF
Dunbolton's troupe Of Ethiopian Serenaders, drew
an enthusiastic and highly fashionable audience
The songs, glees, chorusses, &c, were loudly APP
plauded. An entire change ofperformancc on Mon
day evening @s
CASTLE GARDEN.-A fair house and capital per-
formances. Tomorrow night the admirable Pco
and the Italians, IN grand opera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

NAvAL-Orders-May 16-Capt Andrew Fitz-
hugh to the command OF the steam frigate Misss-
sispi at Boston. Commander Henry A. Adams to tho
Mississippi Lieut. VIM. smith, do do. Lieut. John G.
Carter detached from Receiving Ship North Carolina.
Mississippi Passed hidshipman j. N Barney. detached
from Receiving vessel at Philadelphia and to the Mssis-
sipp as Acting Master. Purser Lewis Warrington to
do do Boatswain Joshua Bryant, dc do. Gunner.
John Martin detached from Navy Yard, New York and
to tho Mississippi Carpenter, Joseph Coke detached
from Navy Yard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire and to
the Mississippi Saimaker, Thomas J. Boyco the Mis-
sssippl Purscr Edward Bsscll, leave renewed three
months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

na tue prisoner acted in self defence according to his
sta.eemenI and u they entertained any doubts these
% wose me prisoners property and he entitled
AZ two O'Clock the Jury came into Court with
verdict Of manslaughter in the second degree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

SLAVERY IN New JERsEY.--A rule has been grant.
ed al this term, requiring John A. Post, Of passaic
county to show cause Tuesday next why an attach
ment should not issue against him for disobeying writ
OF hnbcas corpus, served him in vacation requiring
him TO bring William colorcd man in his custody be-
fore the Supreme Court the FIRST day Of the
term writ of labcas has been granted at this
term, directed TO Edward Van Buren,, of Bergen county
requiring him to bring up the body OF Mary Foutouc
co;orcd This writ is also rcturnabe on Tuesday
next Mt lo.M Tho object in these two cases is to ca
ablsh the position that under the constitution there
he no slavery in New Jersey Trenton State Gazette.
May 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

DISASTER TO THE STEAMER LosER.-Tnc Norfolk
Beacon of Monday saysWc regret to learn that thii
steamer burst her boiler and had her machinery brokc
to pieces in her recent voyage up the Roanoke. No in
jury was done to thelofhcers or crew, +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

PIscAToRy.-We learn that over 900 600 ofwhi,e
fish were taken at one haul in the seine at Oyster
polnt south of this city, last evening II our Hartford
ricnds arc troubled from scarcity Of sad during the
DO served up as substtntep Price from 80 cents TO
81 a thousand.-New Haren Palladium,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

The COLUMBIA AND SprTrIRE-Thcse two YES
sells, now in our harbor, are well worth looking at
The former an English Government steamer, painted
black surveying expedition, from Halifax, and the
latter real slave clipper Baltimore built from the coast
of Africa, and notorious for having at time, trans
ported 3s3 slaves to Cuba slowed in hold where It L
impossible to sit without bending the head. She not 80
large our cutter and anchored of the navy
yard-Boston Journal May 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

OaEGoN EMreRATioN.-Thc ST. Louis Reporter
Of the 9Th instant says The new Oregon expcdl-
ton will consist of about 1000 persons under the com.
nand Of Capt Adams experienced hunter About 30
wagons will start from Council Grove tho 20th for
their new homes in Oregon. They will aid in settling
claims there.
On the 10Th nlt, says the S. Louis Rerine Of the sth
instant, the Oregon cmgrants held meeting al cold
Spanish Ford" at which II determined TO prepare
marching laws, &c. and meet again the 26th nit al
Rock Spring, on the Santa Fc trail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

HuDsoN RrvER.--Owing to the high northerly
wind, which has blown for the past eighteen hours,
the water is very low in the river All the New York
boats stuck fast this morning the Castlcton bar and
the passengers (cxcepting the Knickerbockcrs)
brought up at 10 o'clock by the small boats The Knck
erbocker is still aground, leaving her passengers
board.-.4ibdny .dfids, May is. tIt~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

NAvM"--The Charlotte, at Boston, from New Or
leans, spoke on the 81, inst, in lat "a 3d. lon 80 49,
=. 2. steamer Princeton, and two sIoops Of war,
nom Norfolk, bound to the Gulf of Mexico-alI
we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

EMIGRANTs AT BosToN.-Shp st. Petersburg,
which arrived at this port this morning from Liver
pool has 326 Storage passengers; ship Mnrengo which
also arrived this morning. has 1863 Storage passengers
and the b. Aymar l72-making in all COG foreigners
port the th and 4h inst l32 additional
making since the 10th Of April thousand seven hun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

Our INDIAN TRBEs.-We perceive, says the Bur-
lington Qowa) Haickeye, that the Sacs and Foxes of
this Territory receive this year annuity Of 500 no.
This is larger appropriation than has been made to any
other tribe The next largest is to the Winncbagoes,
likewise In Territory and amounts TO 500 $780, We
do not know how many Winnebagoes there may he, al
though believe they cannot out number the Sacs and
Foxes Four years ago, when the was accurate
ly taken our presence the Sacs and Foxes numbered
1900. They have not increased since then n
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-26
TIE rGrIrs OF GAMRIING.

" have been IN possession Tor some
days past OF the circumstances connected
with a case Of hIgh.hauIed srlEdttag,
which occurred some two weeks since IN
ore Of the numerous hells, Inch, not
withslandlng the pralsewoHhy efJr's that
have been made 10 suppress them, We re.
gret 10 say, yet lute.t our city. A young
gentleman from Inc country lately c4tHe III
oas-a----...g aU0ut Sl2 900, aud vas IN
duced by one Of the many pigeons counec.
ted With a gambling house in Calvert
street to visit 1t, mud in one short night
rob5ed Of his entire patrimony TIE pi.
geon il appears, succeeded 10 fadiag cut
bis circumstances, ard in the most iu4eni-
Gus and friendly manaer cElwpped lim ii.
to hIs den, where a costly entertainment
was set cut, 0i which he was i.yIred to
parlske. After supper he was freely sup
Piled aIth champaign, aud, when sufficient.
y under THE Influence Of gebrigiiaH, the
game Of robbinE commenced. They sue
ceede4 before morning IN mol only getting
all the money contained about ms person,
bu, actually secured bis checks for The en-
lire SUN Of $4,000, which hc had some
days before deposited IN bank, lie was
not suffered To retire at dIyIjEh', bat d..
tanned by force uuui the opening Of tie
bank, for fear that the payment Of tic
checks might be stepped Uy himself or
friends. A,iHe hour &C nine they hurried
10 the baak and drew the money, mad are
now rusttraUur ihrogengat the country on
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-26

session. To remedy this evil, il will be
proper 10 invest some among the neigh.
bors OF these persons with more than mere
" an intelligent interest IN our success
This end, it is conceived, will be best at.
tanned by Incorporating them into ON
number, and in this way clothing them witt
an er oficiO authority TO make collections
in our name al the same time, II IS be
Ileyed that a membership will inspire them
With peculiar interest in the welfare and
prosperity ofthe Historical Society. That
IN every portion Of the Stale, there viii BE-
found seutlemeu who are willing and even
happy 10 act under such a commission, ouI
prl5e IN the North, Carollulan character will
no; permit Us 10 doubt. North Carolillan
modesly has for long inc been made the
butt OF Ildcule by the forward sons OF 9th
er States, that nl last, the heretofore silent
pride Of her citizens, in her ancIeu, sobrle.
Is AMI time. halluwed character Of honor,
begins % present. an appearance which :
better defined, and more tangible. After
our Revolutionary conduct hsd, for years
together, formed the subject Of rallery and
derision on every hand; again and again
been thrown IN our teeth as a matter OF
never DYING repToaeh and disgrace after
we had, repeatedly, but 10 VAN, endcayor.
Cd to defend our reputation by the afgu-
meui that il was nc part fhumln justice to
WISH the iIausgres>lun Of the pateut on The
heads Of The chiidrcn: we have at length
every oll.er refuge proving insufficient, tax
rg courage 70 examine the authentic re-
cords It our Revolutionary days, md, e
cur indispensable surprise, have discovered
that, 50 far from their exhibiting the small.
est ground FOR the accusations 50 reckless.
y made on our patriotism, every thing
contributes 10 produce the belief, Iaillhefe
was no Safe engaged II that suuas s,
which was more fixed Or moIe forward
than TIA, of North Carolina. II i tor the
vouchers Of this fact, ong suspected, and
which every day. ey. erlencc goes - rem.
der more undcub.el, Tint the Historical
Society IS now engaged ID msAIn. as-.da.
GUS search. So far as i hos set gone,
fresh iigh, has been found 10 break upon
he eve at every steps tha confirmation
gro',s more and more irrelrogable.
10 the end Of lis association, it must be
clear lbat the members Of the Historical
Society cannot be more particularly inter
as,cI than are any other in,c.a.cn, chi.
zens If tho Sa,e. I'll shall unite 10 the
production Of an ssle IN which oil ore
equally concerned. By sor; or nonts,r
oa the part Of her citizens, North Carolina
bad forfeited her own fenoBn almost he
yord the power OF recovery : ond Il IS now
submitted 70 the public, as
PLAIN principle of common justice, that The
labor Of repairing the breach tn her char.
lcter should be shared IN equal proportion
among those whose delinquency has been
lis occasion,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-26
LIFE A JOTRNEY

Consider heaven rs Your home your,elf
on a journey 10 it; he Affections you meet
with, as course Of discipline to prepare
for It; and the treasure You may possess,
~ given 10 pay your expenses Oh the way,
and 10 enable you to DO some.OIng for those
who do not enjoy your blessings.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-26

a.
soon as possible. They set out aud a..
tempted TO pass The direct road 20 Chat
lotte, but, having TO pass through >une
Wing settlements, they were suspected
and pursued, aud being compelled TO Sc.
crete themselves by day and travel by
night they did not reach Charlotte until
tho morning of the 9Th ~ Oiuter Che
dav Of the baule.) Col. Ferguson en-.
camped the first night at The noted place
called the Coupon, about twenty miles
lroa GiIber,s,o~n. On the OH OF Geo.
Der, he crossed Broe river, At wha is
now called Deer's Ferry, sixteen mics.
On the 9th be marched up The Ridge road,
between tie waters OF Kings ana Buffalo
creeks, until he came To the fork turning
to the right, across Kings creek, and
through a zap Of The mountain towards
iotksiIle, about fourteen miles. Then
he encamped on The SUNNI, Of that part
Of the mountain to the right Of the road,
y here he remained until he was attacked
on the 9Th.
When The troops from the different
Counties met, al the head Of The CataW ba
river, the commanding oiFicefs met, and
finding tha, they we're all OF equal grade,
aud 10 general oihcer 10 command il was
decided hat Col. Charles Mellow Ell should
60 10 headquarters, supposed 10 be between
Charlotte and Salisbury, 10 obtain Gen.
Sumner and Gen. Davidson TO take the
command. In the mean time, 1t was a.
greed that COL. Nalam Campbell, Who
had Tie largest r ,imfnt should take The
command Until the arrival &C general 81.
fcfr, WHO Was 10 act according 70 the al.
vice Of the colonel. commanding, aaJ that
Mojor Joseph Mcdowell should take The
command oc the Ba.ka and Rutherford
regiment, until tie return II Cul5ae. Nc.
Dowell
Shortly a(lc, these measures we're adopt.
CT, intelligence was received that Col.
Ferguson tad Jeff Gilbeus,own, nul Il vas
decided that they would mach after him,
by that place, and On their way received
cydchcc tia, it was his design t. evade
an engagement with them. On Tie eve.
ung Of the 9Th ot October, Tie colugrls, 10
council, unanimously resolved that they
would selcc, H.l the men and horse til fef
service and immediately pursu" Fergus
until they shol1 ovcrlake hjn, eeag
such as we're no, able 10 ga. 70 cone after
d fast as ihcy could. The next evening
the selection was made, and 9l0 men, IA.
cHtins ofiqors vseo matched before,
D al
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-26

II t. sa.dlhat Pence AIlor, will lie very
~ealthy-as he tags By. sovereign every
night.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-26

Mr.. Cay, it e said, IN bis la'c trip y?
the Ohio, on bis way TO the Virginia
Snrines, travelled ~ the steamer Senate
As he vent on board of her, he locosriy
rcnnrked that he had hoped his public me
was ended but he perceived that he m"''
% into The Senate again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

EXCHANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE.
ME subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
a friends aud the public that ke has purchased
MeERASrUS COLEM,N'S interest. and become
sol 'e ssee OF the above Is Adjustment.
The Hotel is located conv enieni 10 all The PRIN-
ClPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
ROAD DEPOrS. nnd oilers every inducement Tor
com"t'. The Rooms are large and airy, and fnr-
nished in style not surpassed by any similar es-
adjustment in The United States
From the experience the Proprietor has had in
The management OF FIRST CASS HOTEL he
h'tiers himself that every department of The esiar.
iishmen viii he conducted in style to please those
who may favor hun with a call.
dec 5-iw JOJJN wEsT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26
MEDICAL CARn

INJECTOR FAWCETT, Of 1876 Fulton stree,
- New York. Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons Of London and Edinburgh, and Grad1.
ave OF mo Jefferson Medical College. Of Phiadel.
phia; also author Of a work embracing The Gill;
ting subjects viz Mainmony. Irpoency, and stetil.
NY anatomieaiy, physlologically and medically eY
planned with comprehensive exposition Of The mn.
ture and modern treatment Of Syphilis, Secondary
symptoms, Gonorrhoea, elect Structures NoctnreI
Emissions, and all tho consequences arising from
Mssturbalion. DR. Fawcett continues his private
consultation on the above mentioned diseases, nj
his long established office, 196 Fulton street where
the most aggravated forms OF disease will yield 10
his mode OF treatment, without restraint in diet or
exercise, aud without mercury; even when tho pro.
creative energies become parnlyzed or torpid from
ercesHve Indulgence Of the passions no will be
soie TO restore The parts TO health and vigor Per.
sons at a disIonco enclosing 81 can have a copy ol
tho work. Az letters must be post paid and direc
ian 10 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26
JOHN WEST
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Near me Ra'froad Depot, CUMBERLAND, Mp
'E'HE Proprietor re pectfully Informs his
IA friends and the public, that he has taken
tins SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which he now
confidently oilers to the patronage Of the pull lie
ss a place of both ELEGANT and COMFOR
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT, The Parlors
and chambers have bsrn tastefully fitted up
WIN entire ne'o furniture and Bidding, with
view 10 the cass. comfort and convenience
ms guests especially of ladies and families.
The department OF the Larder is equally wei
ordered. In fact ,lere il, through every depart
mvnt of the establishment. an air of neatnes 8
ana elegance that cannot failto pleaso all who
may favor him with a call. A COW TON.
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

LNlRE IL MARINE iNSURANCE-Thcro ~.
T. twosiiuaiions only in which. individuals con
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value OF insurance. These are, Whit -tand-
ing upon the runs of their own propertv I;tha,
receiving from an insurance Office the full n
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by desoiate fam
ly, lamenunR that stupidity and folly which hnf
ta,led TO provide for such q contingency
IS ATKINSON Agent of the PROTEC ZION
VIII take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chlnerv' and eVeryother description of insurable
properly Also. on steam, keel and Hat boats
a nv ,neir SarSoes 10 and from any port on tn,
! Hotel. pre- 'eto :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26
WIN j ROBE.


BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Corner Main and Union SIS.
z AS Just received large and splendid as,
a II SormeDt OF School Medical, Theologi-
cal and Miscellaneous Books. Also. large
assortment of Fancy s aIionery, which will be
sold cheap Tor cash Wholesale and Retail.
mar2l
BLANK BOOKS, BLANK ISUCyRS, 80.
JOHN ] HASWELL,
az O0KSELLER,S Stall pner and Blank Book
y Manufacturer, Union Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand ard manufactures TO
order Blank Account Boil ks of every deScrip-
lon. MERCHANTS and Others who are re-
curing New Books, can have them ruled 10
any pattern aud bOund IN the most desirable
manner at the shortest notice, and warranted TO
give sat sfaction.
STA TIC merry in all its variety, suitable
Tor Merchants, Banks and Public Offices.
AlSO-A large assortment OF School, CLASH
cal, Theological Medical and Juvenile Books,
al The Uery IOreI prices. mar IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26
CITY OFFICERS FOR IsI5.
MAYoR-CEO DUTY


Couneiimen:
CLrk-JAMEs S. Wheat
Se,geant-JoHN MURRAY.
Hh@U Mas.cr-R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'L1re, w Wilson.
w w Shnver, A S Todd, S Brady,
Il F Sanborn, Geo Mcndell OW HciskelI
M nelson, T. Coen, VIM Humphrey
Jacob Amick, Kelley, II Roberts,
ID Lamb -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL.
On Ordinaress-MessIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
on Finanecs-Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
On Aeeonnts-Messrs Shriver, Sanborn and
Kelley.
ON Streets and AHieS-Messrs Todd, Will.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Hater WorkS-Messrs Sanborn, M'Lure.
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market HouSc-MeSs-s Heiskell, Pun
phrey and Cocn.
On Coal Banks-MesSrs Amick. wilson. Re.
oerts and Superintendent of Water Works.
On WharreS-Shriver, Hughes and Amick.
On Fire Observation-Disclosures Todd, MLure.
Sanborn, PumphIey and Roberts.
On Petittons-MesSrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
on Salarics-Messls Kelley, M'Lure, Shr-
yer, Brady and Nelson,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26
Jew U S MAIL STEAMER HERNIA

NEW MAIL STEAMER ulBERNIA.
sssNy@ The new and fast running
q -v-~A steamer HlBERNiA, John
-.Ss-ssI-l kinCieer, will continue
4H-''to make regular weekly
trips 20 Cincinnati; leaving PutSburcb evary
Iue'day nj 10 A. NJ end Wheeling every
tuesday al = NJ, and Cincinnati every Fri.
day at 10 n NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac.
combinations, apply on board.
- IThe HibeInia was built expressly for the
CINCINNATI AMI Pittsburgh trace, AM will cons
lnue IN the trade The whole season.
STThe Elibernia is prov ded with Evans
Sa'eIy Guard t. prevent The explo ion of boil
erS. fL on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26
NEW U S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND

S@GN The new and fast running pas
I.M.,k SeDger steamer NEW ENG,
Sys--.ss..r LAND, Samsel Page, COM
@SAx5SSSASo mander, will continue 10 make
regular weekly trips 10 Cincionari; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening at 2 o.,
clock,and Cincinnati every Saturday al 10 "A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
communications, apply on board
ISThc New England was built expressly
for the Cincinnati trade, and will Continue in
the uade the whole season.
sJThe New England i provided with Evans
Safely Guard 10 prevent the explosion of boil
ers. ich 81