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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17
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judicial Department.

The Juulc,al power SAIL re vested in
4 Supreme tuur!. Lls'rci taur,s. and such
nfrror cour's, as the General Assembly
may from nnle 20 tiUp establish.
2. ihe Supreme ConH shall consist oil
Chef Justice snd two Associates, Two OF
whom shall be quorum TO hold court.
8 the Judges Of the Supreme Court shall
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17
ARTICLE 10.
Elucnticn and School L1nds.

Education and School Lqnds.
| T"e General A >sembiy shall provide
Tor the election. ny the people. Of super
In'tndent Of Public Instruction. who shall
hold his office for three wears and whose
du'.s sh II b. pr, serIbsd by law, and who
shall receive such compensation as the Gen
eral Assembly may direct.
2. The General Assembly shall! encour-
age by ali suitable means, the promotion o!
intellectual. scientific. moral and agricullur
al Improvement. The proceeds Of all lands
that have bern or hereafter may lie granted
ny TIE United States 10 this Safe. for the
support Of schools, which SHALL hereafter be
sud or disposed Of, and the FIVE huudred
thousand acres OF land 10 the new States,
under an act Ct Congress, distributing the
rroeee d. oil The pubic lands am, ns The
s-ve al States Of The Union. approved. A ID.
lS4 =. anu all estates If deceased persons,
who may have died wihou, leaving a wall
or heir; and also such per cent. as may BE-
granted by Congress On the sale OF lands IN
thus State stall be aud remain per, etua!
fund. the interes, Of which, together with
all the rents OF The un-old lands. and such
other means as The General Assembly may
prov de-. shall b. invIo ABLY Appropriated 10
the sup on of common schools thEooghoui
the State
The general assembly shall provide for a
>ys EN- u common scn'is, nv which schoo!
shall be kept up and supported IN each
school d,stric,. at least three months IN eve
~ year; and any school district negirc',as
IL keep up and support such school may
ne "epHved OF lis proportion OF the interes'
Of the pubic fond during such neglect.
Tn money which shall be paid BY
persons a. an -qv,valen, for exemption from
military duty, AID the clear proceeds OF all
lines c.ltrc,pd M the several counties Tor
any breach Of The penal laws shall he ex-
rlus,vrly applied, IN the several c<unues ic
which sucn money IS paid or fac collected,
among the several school districts Of said
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19

"a, Connecticut, ~; Indiana. 20, Ten
nessee, Il, Delaware, IL: District OF Colutn-
bia. ~, North Carolina. 3: Michigan, 81 Hin
DIS. 4; Georgia. 4: New Hampshire, 3: Mis-
sour. ,, Rhode Island. ?; Wisconsin. 2; Ala
bama. ,, Louisiana, 2. Mississippi. 1; Upper
Canada, /; TOTAL, e3S. ln the fifteen states
first named above. Grand Divisions are fully
organized. representatives. from which consti.
iuie the National Division Of the United
States. The order ., this time embraces over
65AO0 members. and is increasing with a IA.
pidily truly astonishing. Wherever iptrodu.
ced II becomes popular. and the Order is ad-
'mitted by all who have fairly examined il, to
be the most perfect aud efficient organization
Tor the promotion oil total abstinence ever pre-
senied To the American public.
New-Nork Division No. /, now number.
272 members. From the organization, i, has
lost 8 members by death; violations of the
pledge -; signed over Ia; expelled 10. Cash
paid for benefits 81 .6l9. Cash on hand ST.,
0OS. The Hail OF the Sons OF Temperance
30 Broadway, was leased aud fitted up b,
New-lork Division No. |, and Union Divis
ion No. 2F-snd the furniture belong TO then
conformity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19

An interesting fact was elected here a few
days since, IN the decision of a bet between
~ g~entlemeu, in reference TO the day set
apart by the Constitution for the Inauguration
oil the President Of the United States, viz:the
4th of March. IL was supposed by some that
that day might come on . Sunday. and there
fore the ceremony should BE- postponed till
the following day. BY referring TO the de bates
OF The ConNeniin that formed the CONSTITUTIONS
II was found that the Fourth OF March in every
fourth year would not fall ON a Sunday for the
Penod of three hundred years. and IL was on
that account selected as the Inauguration day
by that body York letter Of Phia, En-.
qnirsr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19

aud write, sud have not he'd the requisite al
vantages OF moral training, that prefer indulg-
lng in lew amusemcnts, 10 the discharge OF
amy high moral obligation. 10 remedy this
evil m some small degree would be an impor-
a point gained. The religious, moral and
literary training OF children should be such,
that they would see more glory la driving
up Que tear than in shedding oceans ol blood.
IL The perpetuity Ut our republican institu-
tons does not more ot less depend ON the dill
fusion oil know ledge among all classes OF the
community, the %ludicIous administration Of
our government certainly does. Where there
Is a radical defect I'm the intelligence of those
who have the right OF suffrage land by the by.
oil should) the unpHncipled d~emagogues Is
found more than a match for the most worthy
and profound statesman. Whereas when in
diligence abOunds aud men sre capable of
thinking and scing Tor themselves, they are
placed beyond the reach of aspiring, unprin-
clpled meD. Al the time that our govern
ment was disposed to hold out the hand of
tu,ndship To the South American Provinces,
John Randolph emphatcally (and we may al
most say prophetioaliy) said, YOU may as well
undertake To make a seventy tour gun ship oi
pine siplinSs as TO make republican forms of
government OF the South American PrOvin-
oes. History has fully demonstrated the
Truth OF his remark which WAS predicated on
the gross Ignorance OF the people living in
those provinces. NJ therefore we are we'll
washers TOT our country. our neighborhood
aud our families let rs give our influence i'm
iaNor oil the adoption ot this school law aud
long. I'VE shall have an increased number
OF prominent men. and besides we will add,
d community OF noblemen.
NATHANIEL Y. ATKINSON,
WILLIAM SUMMERS,
THoS. THORNBURGH
oaio County, Nov. 40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19

SUNDAY IN PARS.-English people
generally, think that in Paris the people attend
church IA the morning. and amuse Themselves
mthe afternoon. No such thing. Almost
every place of business %isopen from morning
ul night, and workmen pass along the $; reefs
10 theif vauou occupations. Mechanics are
employed as on eny other day. Every place OF
amusement II thrown opcn-iLcatrcs, bal
rooms, gaming houees. No Englishmen eau
discern the signs OF the Sabbath, unless ii IL
that the signs oi amusement are more visible
than on other DAYS, Here, il a Sabhst tn good
Christian people! Heaven preserve Us from
the like2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
STEAM MILL. Fon SAFE

= Y virtue OF dced oftru-s from = Anurt q. wiNpsoE
- 20 no, dated The itttday of Mach, isl2. and recof-
lied "a the clerks Office efthe cpuniy court OF rylcr com
" va ~ hook No. p. page -. . VIII proceed 10 sell az
putatc suction. TO Tie highest and ho-l bidder ~ The front
do"r OF Tic Count iIonrc of Ohto County. Va,
on SATURDAY. tile Nineteenth day OF ue ctn'cr,
lcto, NtNnfEEN undivided rwTSruErH Parts of All
the land adjoining tht town of Slsiersvile Va said coun
" OF Tyler which WAS formerly owusl by Thomas Cum.
nilnr. Icing estimated at t~O and one fourth acre.. and
hcinE the same land Wlcreon b. iusfedth steam Flour
ins Rtl which hes icon fof some tine occupied hy q.
w stocking. The title q believed To he good. iut ~.
ling A. ftosiee. I engage to- convey only such tile a. il
vested IN INC ~ said deed OF trust.
TERMS.-oue.f fourth OF the purchase money 10 he
PAID ~ hand. and the residue in three equal iaStAimeni,
pay Nhle respectively an eight, sixteen and twenty .iour
ino"iis hcsn The day OF sale wtth interest. the purchaser
giving bonds with good security.
Novis. a. VI. JAMES MIuRE. Trastcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
TRIMMINGS

GtoR Lsslics' Dresses. Ctpsks. Csp.s, CsrdlnEt- and
Nesii"'s , anel Rutioa.. ai sizes and coiors aud n
~ very ls,'-i patterns Aircrtne and osb-5 new style
''iniIsi Buli,"n, Gimp head. sew .nr Slk, M-huir ma
Srcf} other ki"d IN ne al soloTsd aud vsut-rsd
Ib"S" h"vH H~EiEKELLH.
ALANh' NfoWn aud Drsh MDrrcns = now and ebes ~
Nos T.. uEISKrItz
E~sLORENCE Braid B"nneis. Bounrt Nrivr-, RHbons.
flowrTs, bonnet riu'ps. uonnc; chips, Willow strets
and rtAin STA Inning. just reed al HEIskEILS.
EhhENCH Cloths &e.-SupcrdnC French cloths very
- ohesP French cassimcre. new STYLE VrsItNas D'Jotn
Niue es,ais; Gents black and eolof,d lid gloves; hAek
aud white siik do. linen canbrie handkerchief ms, h.
i"u"d HRlSKELIR.
q ftN pieccs French aud nrl-ium cloths exnrrssi,
"a Tot clnasinsi togcihcr ~ ifi every Shade OF TIuiet
fcnei mefinoe for tic same purpose. vita rc~e~sArv
ui"hlnFs !" suit Al HEiSkELLts.
HI. bankot coating, nesvcr and gold mixed cloths
rover cnSis very cheapN HEtSS FILLS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
TAKE NOTICE.

HIOrEI. Koeyvrs are informed that that d~c-irsie
~ piece ~ property kn5wu - the Virginia Hotel SIT
mated IA tire city OF Wheeling y offered for rent ffom
the first OF April next. The prcsplsss " now IN good re
pair. conveniently and plesssntiy located for BUSINESS.
and . the stopping pisce FOO one ~ the great nstssnai
road stagr cowpsnys line 0f eosrlr-. Pew s~itssfion.
OF The Kind ster better inducements 10 Hoei ksepefs.-
Application may nisde 40 the SUBSCRIBED Al he chee cf
Monroe street. neNt door 90 the TtTncs once. conmunt.
Nov a. fUffN 4. HUcE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
REFlNED TAHLE rALK.-.

REFINED TABLE TALK.-"what part
OF the fowl will you b. lrlped iog" remarked
a gentleman lhe other day, not q Thousand
milrs from this place, TO a lady after finishing
carvings bipedof fowl creation. IN tahs
that part that should be dressed in panialclts,"
replied Miss Modest Gazctie.
This Is not much. We once heard a cnun-
Try girl answer. when the same query WAS
put TO her, ''Sbc wasn't over parlikler, hut
didn't keT II she had a bit of thc-ih--ohl
dangtt-th1 part that goes ouer The tace iasir'
--C Globe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
DR.. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS,
For Diseases Of the Womb and Female
Weakness
Ysnkn,ss.


FTsHis disease heretofore treated hy ~tsnda.cS. trusses,
- and internal supports. which ea1 ealy prove paila
tNcs, yield completely 10 The use 81 these ionie Stfcngth
ing Golden Fila Tbev have y peculiar afinuy Tor tlc
ufu-cles Of the Femae. and in me- instance
nave they fsaed IN radically curing those Distressing
complaints females arc - unoi Sui lcci 90 they brace
TOE wboit system. giviag strength aud vivacty 10 The
rsnie Al large they were pronounced by asenaiofs
wiie. who had keen long under the care Of those praciis
my TIE old system of medicine, a. superior 10 The whole
faculty ans their varloss Compounds Twenty seven
years experience IN The nse 81 Nlose Pills in my pracncc,
has hScn The means Of throwing Of more handayes aud
Asiomtud supports than u,any individuals now NAV
ufacnlfS. Females OF the present age are a. perfectly
Formed as mother I've, OF those mothers OF aniiquitN.
and require ~ external saPport The muscles of The
body keep; IN due tone ~ remedies of thts character ac a
~saAaeient seaport. aad AL that nature ever intended.
DIRECTIONS.
One, two. OF three hoAcs are sufficient for any ease
bAihe the lower part Of thc hciy every ni.ht and morn.
ing with coid water. aud take one Pti every three or
hour tr"uu through The day until cUfrd. :. w. KoSE
NOnt genuine rtfhouf fnp s,gHdtHro.
for sale NJ 4 4 Bg~ENTLINcEVsS
MY ", Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
MORE NEW NOVELS.

T1LfWrATTONs in Anfciea. or high hs in ". v,rk
- sud Susogs ~ Sesfr6sid. L~rcnd- and stost>- IN
Irs,and by Samuei Love-. Handy Anes, The Suicide t~
stored b. u Haker, Little Enisas or The Reutinai Foan-
ding. Isabella OF tie nrtdCof Palermo. FLORENCE ne fscy
OF tic Coguctie, EixS'eih resRct or Pride ava Pr<la-
dice by JSues Austin. Nsnsdetd ARK BY The ssme, The
Chlare~, Christmas Csrol. Oliver Twist. fickniek Pspers
Old Curiosity shop, NrbolsS Nicktshy, Bsrnx,y Nudge,
hv Charles Dsskcns. Mothers Of England. Dsnxhtsrs.
Wives. BY Mrr. Elis. Houston and his Requisite nv G.. n
Lester, American Bcic NrfeTs. sso another supply o.
The Trial Of Myers and others for the nnrdcs % Boyt
thi, day received Al Hills.
Nov ~. IN Main strs~f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

TO" s'"en'en's which We So ~ almos; every paper
wetskeuP' And tie names which We ind attached n, al.
preparation, ~ seems 10 us the very maine, ~ t,.,.,,
nay L" doubt Tor a moment tbe merits % The c,,.-p-
ISnaceA In all affections % tic Lungs and Bronenbi.
Vnhhe most preparations, ~ vouchers are al homo-me,
OF s'andns-wrl known IN the community where the,
reside andio tie business community OF tho w-, g,,.
efsiy' We cordially recommend any OF out r-.a,,,
wAo neoi an article Of 1his ku'd, 10 give il a tdAi. Sec
advertisement. For ste by JAMES BAKER.
Nov - Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED nv q. ~. BERRy
q iccis inches water la The channel-lalIinp
ARRIVALS WI DEPARTURES
W BoaisJor The last ~ hours. ending vester.
day at 4 o clock, Il. VI.
ARRIVED.
h'beInia, klineieiter, Pittsburgh.
Hudson, Ebbert. 4"
Robt. FULTON, Collier. "
Wm. Penn, Smith, Hanging Rock.
America, Calhoun, C%incinns,i.
Clipper No 2. Crooks,
DEPARTED,
Cutter, Haslep, St. Louis.
RobI Fulton, Collier,
hlberuia, kineielier, Cincinnati.
VIM. Penn, Smith, Pittsburgh.
Hudson, Ebb,r. q
Amenca, Calhoun, +"
Clipper No. 2, Crooks. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
NOTICE

The TRuSrEEs ~ TBE LANcAsrERlAN Ac,p-
81 VIII meet OF the Court House ON Fuday
morning next, iho 10Th int al 10 o'clock.
VIM. CHAPL NE. SIC ~.
E1hNCl Woo'cn Ionnc'-i - Nor. Of tho.- sn,
- fdncy WOODEN Buuucis. ~ ~ = iusi received
NeNle SENS NEN a RHODES
HENioNroiNN Gin,ps-s dos rs,r le.t Teioutovp
maheof Back-Sm Eiuvos.
Nov ~. 4 RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19

The British government, il is said, is about
contracting a loan OF seven million pounds
sterling, or between thirty aud forty millions
OF dollars, Tor the purchase Of br.adsiufTs. to
Iced The starving population of Ireland. This
announcement had the Effect OF depressing con
scls tribe, and the money MARKET there i
represented a. being less b~uoysnt than prcvi
ously.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
MORE NEW NOVELS AT Kills..

nIANA Of Nertdof. OF thr Laty u Mouscrfat. The
- Count Of Monte Ch ttUo. Skefches 81 Nartcs b. D1-
uas MtA0ws NAik, b Eagrne Sse: Adventures ot
Ohsdiah Oidtuck; The kutot fsmiy. o. Tnais Of y.
n. ScAmsifcsscs. uOhoken. a romance OF New yofk. ~
=. Paw JOnce dnibey, the Yankee boy who had 40
fsisuds; Herdeiisrs. b g 4. Il james; Nilfalne~s 81
Womaa. Womans Reward: COuytanco. OF The Dchu.
tAnte, by J. n. Msncur: Paul Reading. a tale Of the
Brandy wine; No : Martin the Founding. ny T. sue.
The spanish Muskeiees. BY Lieut.. Murray. The Myrie'
re- OF Londoa; This NaLsfeae, OF The Last OF toe Wash.
ingtons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
THIs

n DvEHTiSENENT. ard fol,~ the direc,lon. .,S
- loa vie wish 20 huy WIN cab a. The Whe~Iiax
SefS-se DO n0slBtcnd 10 uilibss Community by saying
Ne are selling % a. cod. but ne are detcfmtn<i Il we
cen SUI what Customers may fssvt as with . cali
with Auy srt,cir. THE proe shaa me- n an oA}ectson.-
Our stoct . now cpen tot inspection. We nave just
finished spanning a great variety VI Goods. among which
are somr " ihs sissaPcst Fooas iss tents wear 80 have
ever offered t~f0re-at the same time not fofr~stinr 10
sIeniiOa that We have jasr opened roms % ne hsndsou-
est cashneres nov IN this ely and al such prizes thai .
pefsoh ~oald noa ssk as 10 tsse ie>< eeme ssferethey
are zone. Look out and eDquFe for
JOHNSTON a BEKnymLT<
Nov l6s Zanes' How IN NAN "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
Ell You Do. LADIES.

TO You not want a nudf why ycs Apouh not think
~ ct l~ing Without one when they esn - hat - tueh
prices a. ~ are sciiiug them for. TN we have arne %
the la ndsoHns-a nrniis t"r little ~ nething. ys-s can and
enquire for cheap nnlis At
Nov i6 JOIT>sroN& BERRYHILLys.
n. a. That Johnston sud S-rryhiH has . great vsrsty
Of Carpsts aud Rugs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19

NEW MUSIC.

lust 'eceivcd by tie ss'scrner = iafre pscts,s n,
new aho tashuHaihe iuusic consisting tn rsrt nf ts
following, VIZ Matsnofsz waltz. New ya5t pot.
y NlN' Anns "a aiizes, kc,P sake WsIz. new Hobr,nsS
az hesihWcn waiizes m lyok fprn. Csuefal Ta,-
'oi grand march DO quick sep. Monterey waz
SONGS.
love The FREE. BY Ru-sei, I'm saoat DO. The Vys,she,
dionfs There were. The spell j. BfDten. Spsas reory
l'"} hln' Siaf, bncino tue Hare. Love tiee Brsfrst
Rose Sfltesiou, Musical Pccrcations. Muse ton, an,
orefa OF mariana, 2 Masurkaz, Ia happ, Mna~ri.
4 here % a Hover that H.ouf1et5. Yc. bf M, M, . got
eief i"i' Sfeacs iSat wvfe %Hrighlcsi. a. Wa 4 Kntsbt
si'' s'AHe'y Of other pieces, az new sad Gshionsbs'
y, MEliOR.
WV ~ UHsu afraef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
IOWA ELECTION

Perhaps the following from the ST. Louis
Republican OF Friday last, will show how our
neighbor down street cyphered out his Iowa
Election news the other day. We presume
our information is as late as he las access to.
We have papers end letters from Burlington
To the Sth Inst. Nothing certain was al the
last date knowa ia regard 10 TIE Polk, Dallas.
&c, district, in which one Senator and two
Representatives are TO be elected, and while
this IS the case the -ascendancy ct WHY'S or
LocoiOcos is in doubt. The Adveris,-
L~Ocoioco-claims thc district, aud makes the
IartIess stand thus Ia the Senate, seven Whios
-~-louse, twenty Wings. LOcolOcos i'm dix.
Scnutc, twelve, IN the House. nineteen. But
10 get tins mslouiy, u LAYS cloim so the Sen
atof and two Repre- cntatiyrs from Lc-ecauDiy
elected on sn independent ticket with four
and In lie pite oi an the opposition. the abu-.
oud biackgJauttsm, which could be- h,spad
upon tbetn by thr Lpcoioco party prolrr.
They were called "'possIms,' fenceudcs. a."
wings 10 dtsgutsr, aud uumhctess epithpt,
0ldruslon ead malice were applied 10 them.
But H0tr 81 Il hoped th8t they will b. "inunJ
acting tremendously together in thier [lruisli.
i've capoClty against the wiiy Vaccinations
oi icdeHIIsm ga all its unholy intugurs lnf
the ~ascendancy.' Such q game as tbs will
hardly deceive any sensible man. ant. least of
all, induce a forfeiture Of pledges 10 vote
against DoD0E a. Co.
Gie election 10 the Dubuque district will be-.
we PTesame--il not. IL ought 10 bc-coutps
ted. bccause Of thc admission of company Of
~NosunteeFs. ~ tie enice Of the United States.
and sisiioned at q military post, 10 vote. This
was done. u b sid. upon tie council and od-
wee OF a JWlge OF the Quilted Slatrs Court In
that quarter. who bvinga candidate for the
United States SenBtc. deemed il necessary TO
strengthen tie majority ioT the party as much
ar possible. A Wing House OF Represents
uycs vii no doubi sat this matter thoroughly
Gov CLARK has ISSUED his proclsmaiion,
appointing Monday, The 30th instant. Tor lie
inreung Oi the Legislature.
Toe" Advertiser" claims the election of
the STATE Ticket BY from two hundred 20 eight
hundred msjOnty-the first figure being. we
suppose, the majority claimed 0n toe Govern.
oGs election.
The new Legislature will have the amor
tionmeut for tie election 1T members Of tbc
thHtieth Congress, those how chosen serving
only iOf the pfcstat ~session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-19
THE SCHOOL LAW.

We nerft TO-DAY, Two COmnnulCah IONS
both well written anl l~orci5le, upon The sab.
Jet OF the school law. They appeal at a la
ter hour than they ought; but they serve as an
index to show that minds are at last awake
on the sabject. Let them better themselves.
CO. We are indebted 20 a Mercantile
HOUSE Ia ih,s city. for the follow Ing extract Of
a le,terfrom Captain Mieroken. OF the pack.
It ship Wyoming, OF this port, relating a
dreadful accident which occurred on beard OF
that vessel. during the last passage to Liver
pool. IL viii BE- observed that it occurred
about the same period when an unusual nun
Der Of disasters occurred OH our coast
GENrLENEE - am under The painful ne.
cesslty OF informing you that on the 9th Ca-
tObcr in latitude ~ deg. 30 mia, Longitude
5Odeg. 80 min, at 5P. NJ, just as the men
had hnished ree1ng the main top sail. aud
some oi them had laid down on the main
Hand 20 iud the main sail, the ship took a ire
mendous heavy lee lunch, which sprng the
main mast head, and a. she rolled to wind
ward The main mast head broke Oh close 20
The eyeso OF the rigging, the men came tomb
ling down un deck anl overheard as Al the,
had been shot. Horrible To relate Eve tell
aHNB ~ 80 NiNN HfNs IdulflN NEW ION
WoOdmn, James Tumpkins. George HARDLY.
Abraham Thicson. Isaac White, (bov). The
rest fell in board, six OF whom were 80 much
injured as to b. Incapable OF doing duty
William Flynn broke bis leg; Eugene West
phell broke his leg Willism Jones had his
head cut opd body bsdly injured, and Robert
Breker, George M. Smith hurt ia the back
aud lag Thomas Wheeler hun in the side
and Cherries Latour, the cap Of his knee out
OF place. The second mate had his side hurt
and was cut badly over the eye, but did not
give zap doing duty, also two other seamen
were slightly injured. bat tone the best they
could about the deck When we mustered
the crew ] found there was but ten men aud
boys TO do duty unfortunately our carpen-
ter and one seaman was laid up with injury
received IN their hands.
After the disaster we had favorable bres1cs.
was surprised to see how the ship sailed
in a crippled state. On the lnaiu mast we
camed tue square mdiu sail. AMI we never
had an opportunity TO &c, Tie fore top gallant
mast upunnl We got on the ln,h coast. We
used togct 9, 10, and l0I quite commou, aud
we have got III out OF her. blowing strong.
with doubled Teeled top sail, and whole couf-
Srk.
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