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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

EPlGRAM.-The following nes, epigsu
~ The Baltimore Patriot, has been suggeste,
=. 'nc iaie account Of the surprise by m,
."eAlosn advance guard Of Col. Thornton ana
i'is ''ue party when he was saved by cutting
his way through the enemy with n sNo,d
army in Texas: Wv '"c
gallant Thornton, through his foes,
spec ey dealing study blows,
And savd his lite aud honor,
rs p'aue must be the best on earth.
'''1 va w uutb, s.eoTd Of Worth,
And metal like the donor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

oNOW IN MAY.--Tbere was a sligb, "a
o' SNOW at Syracuse on Monday. '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

foh TUE LADiEs.-J & T HoENBRooK
&c. nsss J"'l reed 'aiIs'y Of Penney an,eI,.'
a"o"s winch are Fans nf vssious ssd heaa,;e,i
styles. Pulse and Bog Trimming. ~ 'a,l
'p'sndd seel worke Ell Bags and Pu,.s, ~ 49,.
, YES s,e'l Combs. Breast and sha~l P,os. -,
-" n I Guard. biatk Polka Combs very pre,,v Ao
- Csi' and see Them snd 10 will pey va. ~,
NO ''c"e,s' s''be Variety Store on Monroe q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

N/OoD AXES. Hand Ate. Files. plan.
w Irons. chisssls. Buft Hinge. snJ sc,s,.
~ &c, Jo'i reed by HENRY NORRIS
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
"EW CAbLNET 4 CHAIR WARE ROOM
EBBERT & RITZ

Nc 100 MAN sr wnEs,sse. Va.
a'INO taken psu ~ The we'll kso,~a Chair
- e"ab'shmsni Of w Robb. are nos sssas-
'-e'oi'ns snd Inifnd keeping hsnd even des
Supiion 81 Cahinet Fussnafs end Mshogs8y
Chsifs. CHEAP FOR CASH.
Call in you that 9Th "a Psschase Don't Ists~
take IO2 Man street. few doors above The Nfes-
chants end Meebsnics' BaDk, aBd nearly Opposite
LsEsns A H.chsHs Cop1reiionsfy
N n. Undertaking stsBded 10 AZ The sho,s,,s
notice. msy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

pared TO do f'e
Plain and Ornamental Binding.
OF oil kinds, TO order, in the most thoros,sh
manner and at the cheapest rates.
BLANK BOOKS furnished 70 sny ,of,,vn
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &c, hound
IN the most substantial manner
Old books rebound, &c.
The Bin,lery viii be under the charge OF J.
GlLCHRlSr, JR., an experienced and compe.
tent workman, to whom any orders may be
given.
The subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
Is determined to furnish good work as can
De done IN the city, at as cheap rates and with
the utmost promptness.
Steamboat Oirners aud Builders, are par-
ticularly invited to give him call. as he is
prepared TO furnish books ami bills out and
out, at the shortest notice.
may 10 J. 4. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

ONE DAY LATER FROM THE ARMY
OF OCCUpATfON-SKIRMISH BE-
TWEEN THE TEXAN RANGERS.
UNDER CAPT. WALKER, AND THE
MEXICAN TROOPS-3OOO MEXE
CAM ON The AMERICAN SIDE OF
rME RIQ GRANpE-- GEN. TAYLOR
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-11

fcten mir lit 70 oelcn 9eitt9en etrate boe cs us
bier ntett nt9ltd 1T bieelbe etSelt auf5u,db[en QGr
taben peelben felt 9erduner 3eit nit 9ro6er Gcrqfalt
9eamlnelt uno merben fprtfoBren es III tbun ;-o o1s
ten mir nit unerer n0th9eu 3uudt Iie9enoen 9rbett
fer9 ie che Der berrlie lan9t erfebnte Zeitabdntt
ielbt rch beret9ebrcde,L 70 it eS n109dl paf mir
oann ein anbercS Slatt berau6Snsebcn rns peronaet
f1nben otrften, cas- aber nur elmer D6Q4en Grennuro
5wlden Dem @nten II. S6ienin alien Gtu9cn ba6 QEprt
reben fGnnte.
Denn pe lit Der pittigen Sre9r,tzI Ira9e, 70 III Der
ncd tpdbtt9ern Tra9e bes "9emeinidafiben SefBe5
ces "guten uno S$eu 1T alien Dtngen sic ben lRelrs
iden an9ehen, no mir entihteben uno erntd3 baflr,
IooB eeeterem Die snSet9e 9enaobt ,pcrbe, baB, 70
balo ais tbunlid ii. nr9lidh Die biSter beitouoene
partuerd11p allf5tboren babe. Ole 0leoatttnn.
t. 2 eide ocn unlern rilditdno0cn SnbIcriteuten,
NIT benen mir nic auf anberarDe @ei(e in 9led,Iuuq
Ilteben wercen es Su ibren gprtbeile nben ipeun e
febt bteber fcmmen nit un6 obSurcnel> lottiu mar
ten biz mir, coer unere S9enten bel bnen bofir at
rufen.
/ Co., lluern @o0e9en> ren Nerau6oebern uulerer
9Sedelbdterz fa9en mir bermit> [oieQeiht eid bios
SettDet9e6,] 4ebepDb, - unb MADDEN &c Dorauf auf-
merfan> baB mir bic " gr dan8'' nunntebr nbt lG1i-
ger rectprccren f0nreu.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-11
:. Die garfe Nep SerieY, betaoen nit gaumpolte,

Die Varfe 9tetp c5erlcD, belabel1 nit 8aumwple,
lteat an Der Gnife Onn Squatit felt.
Ore lfmeSllde Sorfe eottD, bon Icuycrf naeb 9Int.
merpen belttmm lte9t ebe1 oaleblt fet-Oer Sapit6n
nno Stenern'ann mahten ben Seril1d, Th burd
1ntplnlneH ans Varo+Su retten, tiro errranfen.
Der schooner 9Ilobma it bei Squom 9efrdnbet uno
Die 9onSc Wounlehaft oerln0lift.
Der Sdconer Slrfanlas ben &C. 6. lte9t 9eltranoet
bel Dear Seadt.
Sn 9fembapen perunQliitten 2 8abrSeu9e, nno III
Soton entnaItete Der Stnrm cine Sarfe. 8et Salem
III EN- Sehocner 9eitran6et.
Won benz gSrad ses Sdiffes N1inturn b6rte man
cds oerSWet1nn9soclle 9toth9e1drei Der SiRbrldJi-
gen bis 10 llbr am Ofcnta9 Morqen, ols bas Shiff
BON oen Wutbenoen 98D9en in Srtmmer 9efdla9en
wlroe. 8elltano Ypn Der RGte mar eiue Sude Ger
unmO9lIchelt. Die &ojIttenpal1a9tere bieBcn: Oerr
Sober uno Srau, N2ao. Stare, Nr. 6. SEEDS, gnpt.
Sabccd, Die Nrn. 9eoD uub 8ater.
Ger Sdooner 0arrtet, Don Worttano nad1 Bclton
eeltIt1nt, 1T ali Der @beliea 8eab oerun9llcft Die
Warnshaft rettete flcb anf enemSranbuu9s uno
wnroe obne oa6el6e nnterSe9angen fen.
Der Sdconer Slbbatbna BON prpoiucetopu, Der ei-
men gSalFldb int Gau bate, 1T felt oem Sturne ntd)t
inebr 9eieben fpcroen.
Set @aitea oiG fol- Der Gturm Sdueeweben bon
Is bis 20 SuB Soobe aufgetbiirmt baben.
Ote Srtg9 Gbotnas Srctpbrioge, ocn Srintoab nac1
Neipnaoen e9eIno, 1T BET Strabforo pou perun9Iudt.
0te Wannidaft mar Dor @rfh6pfun9 uuo Gd!te 10 BE-
taubt, oaB Ie feline 8eriube su tbrer 0feung utter
neDnen tonte aber pdter bon berbeellenSenperI
in Stherbett gebracbt puroe.
Die Brig WaDflptper ftranoete bei BRADFORD, man
bpffte {le jeopd NIT 5oiIfe BON Oampfhtfen tpeber
fott 5n madpsu, uubeadtet le bebeneube Se{hdbgurg
erlitt. -
Die nddbifen Soften bIrften cieIe lauoe Qilte ocu
hn9lild5fiQen nod, anIehnld) oern,ebren.-alQe ter
nbroIid d hnsehcncen 8uite eintrefenoen3e 3eirnngen
benerfen caB Ger Sdbneeiturm BON Ieetem Samitag
unS Scuutaa elmer Der tefti9fen unb milcefen mar
beieu man ijeh erluaerR fam. (NO.SE
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-11
QSl6tt9 bon Seras unb O3erifo

5n 9'eD-S -Srleans Inb 8eriehte aus @alyeltcu Bis
jum 10. Setruar. ''" Wv
Ger Collector Dcn Gjalpetcn bat serbffentid, boa
9aoeen Ger eIn5Ne@ntrir Soafen BON geras Ie fola.
il9 ceft dle Sdtffe BON fremoen QGnbern ronortirt
Hno lpre 3cue be5oblt wercen milllen.
Jead1 oem "Gioan'' Ceiner in Galpc1fcn erGtheneu.
cen 3etlln9) !par IN ecrpuS @brti Der gerbt eiuoe-
lronen, GHpnahia uno an9ren5enee Departemente H.
fc unabban9t9tett BON Der merifani1cen eaernno er
flart hatten uno enhlcien feien, cine aboepnberte
ecntooeraon 5u bebaupten QSahr benlid, tfeben 3D.
NIT Ole Sehrltte pes @cneral 9lrfa in Gerbinbuuo
Sn 9alofitcn 1T innerbalb Wonaten Der Dreis Der
l0rinoituden SO pre5ent 9eitiegen.
Sa1 Slrtonto, nas einf en tlitenter Srt mar.
aber tdcH let ldn9erer Zeit in 8erau qerietb, Iebt
lpeoer auf uno oer9rDeert Id, tdeIh cn ben lebten
lO Wt0naten ino 5000 @n9ranten III @jalpelfon Elm.
l9etrcffen.
0as' 80. .. pcaYure'' pcm Is. gSebruar ftreitt
''9SIr bprten 9eern> baB Gjeu Gaycr 8efeblsbaber
Ger ger. Staaen 2ruppen in GprpMs GhriGt, 8efebf
e9balten hottie oas err9e sa9er aufubreeben, an bic
@cca bel Hc CUtnonn9 bes Hio @ranbe) III ,narfe5i-
rem u'o bort ietne SteQnng einsunebmen Jadb enen1
Serdfe lou er ntdt peiter ais grascs Santiaac oe-
ben, ener Yofticn bon 10 bis Is Weeu be{eifs Ses
l5to Oranbe ltlo nabe benz iolihen gnoe rer cSsfn
Del pcbre ouf Der entlan9 bic Gruppeu wahrIeinlid
hIu n1artd)tren. Wan 9laubt, Die 9rmee tperbe ben
l:u'arld blunen ODER Boden beennen, pber lobolb
ole 2ranspcrfat'cn5mte bcrbeiselhaft llnb. Diefe
neue Seneaun9 oerbnnoen nit Dem fiir,d,en 9lboonae
mehrerer Ser. Staaten &rieasififfeu BON qen{acoIn
ltno Der 8ertetrun9 Der Warnen,adt i'm @olf mod
te anoel'ten, eaB nniere eeteruns entblcGen it, Die
Sdrttfe oes phreoes fharf su becbadten nb fir e
oea ettreteeen SAL bereit su eben. Sir boffet bes
nf pen9e Wtpnate perlaufen percen, biz mir eiu pp
ltano,ges VerltdnbntB nit Werifp bepicfommner, bog
cue Shmtert9feiten aus9leiden wirb. Die iekioe
llnanfenoen Ierbdltnhe spifden ben beioen 9Gnoern
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-11
ssalt atmiere Ssefer.

Der 8aterianosfreuno bat nunmebr betnabe II Sab
re ununterbrrden erirt, uno felt bieIer angen Srit
lit nre ME eine aD9en1ene 9brednung nit cen Inter
fdre6ern oe6ieIben 9ehalten pcroen.-
Sboteich mir bon 3et su 3eit mlere gubcribenteu
ernfdl unc brrseno auf9eforbet baten, hre pfihten
9sgen uns 5u rrinae> 20 ia es uns cennrd IdlmerSd
bier csn ia9en ;u mlen baB bieies nur bon Gem al
Ierfleniten Gheile,-etna bobitens bon eirem 6unf=
thelle cerlelben,- 9ehehen.- o5eoem Sadoerlfdnbt-
gen piro e6 auf ennIal einleuhten, raB Elm 9elhdft
tpehes rpoehenth nit 70 pelen unoermeibliden @elo-
aus9aben, fir paper, Sine uno 9rbeitslcbn oerbun
beu it, pis Ole re9elmdBi9e oerou69abe eines nbdent
lhen SlaIte6 uHmoglid in Die 9dn9e Der 3et betehen
fnnn, rbne ieiuen ISUrfubrer 9dnslth su @runoe su
ridhten, tpsnn nemd9 oeeu Saar9elo @innahmen, cen
unpermeioIiden Saar9eo 9Ius9aben befiel6en ntdbt
enra 9leldfomren, oetpeni9er nod etfpa5 ibrlg IaI
fen, 1poppu 9ebensunterbalt, &leounq. Ucbnung uno
anoere6 ,ur unoermeioden Jtotbourff uno Su6llten3
ces Dru6ers uuo einer Samilie grforberllde be1rit
ten weroen lpllte.
limo in Der Gbat> s6ren audb sptr eefea, satstidea
STUN ldngit onbelm Sealen, tpenn uns feline anbere
nnlfsquelea n gebcte seltancen hdttsn ais bieplnft
Iifeit Subcribenteu, pber Die polttieSreuno-
idhaft Der snfuhrer Der bemofratiideu partbe Deun
SeEfere, pae hRbt etHe 9elpler tleHe SH8QHl O10on
mdhreno Ie politiIh aleu Juben fur lire Vroatltel
luna senoien, Die aus bem lan9jdbri9en 9Srfen t,,t
S5sffeben bes acknowledgements fir Die artGet her
ocr9iena, haben,-tpe es ncbl befannt ilf.-n Der
benoeter2oDbeit unogerennuns fcpobl ihres ei9enen
als oes aQgemeinen 8clfsinterees, fatt nn5 fit Sc
nofene @unt Su unterltiiben, ns oft unb wiebertol
ofentlih uno oerfedt Su uner9raben, su beeiutrdtt
gen II. ;u iaben 9eudt. Sb bieie erren je, Ooer ME
in Grse uno Salbe, pber ert nab Ianser Srtt- burd
et9enen unb Dfentlihen Shaben CUR @rfeuntniB hrea
9rp6en Srrtbums 9elan9en neroen,-poer niebt if unt
far jest p6D9 einerle- Sour bic 3eit IT, mas e brngt
tptro oas set9en unb entbnllen.-
aber, oaB eben biee bas beiBt bic nunn,ebr f6pr
gegenwart9e 3e uns in elmer gang peentliden Saebe
Die fehr 9rcee 8chlttat er3et9t bat us unern Daup
5rrtbum fospcbl in Gefhdfts ais aubern 9lnsele9en
beiten, tfar> ldtoca unb unbeSmeifebar Dor 99en 81
Itellen f6nnen mir unlern eelern mtsutbeilen, nidt
Dcrentbaltett.
Denn mir febeu es nun NIT matbematbtiber 8(ar-
belt Elm, bag, nann mir bic 3c, 0tel, 9luslasen unb
geslbuneen, bic mir 70 lan9e uno reoli uniermSlats
eub beGen eeern cpferteu, oarin nerpenoet bdtten
Inn iotfs nislid)e 8lher, Sd1rften uno 8erfe at
cruden, ais mir mt nnIerm spertboo0en Dradermate-
rial, uab ben BON Soft erlan9en &enntnien uno icn-
tsen Wsittelu uns su ttun befdb9t u 5u tban in it-
fern Sanera ldnsf fdon anoerest fablten, 70 tpiroe
nbt nar Der faaaseae Iheil nnsrer Baher bsiIer ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-11

3il Ger 9fadt bonn 3ten i5ebruar lprte cas- Qlrmen-
oans 5a urbre9e, i'm Staat MaGatnictts, nit alien
le'hen 1 9eratbdaften, Elm 0laub ter 1lan nen Das
neuer 9f'f 10 dbneu INN fId ba6 nit Ger Qrieeu
Ncle etma 23 @tnrpctner Gem 8ereerten entoienoen
1fet alfe pericnen, Gamen8 Qecnboro Iaf, Sr. BAL
l[et lln0 elne Srau, faueen ihren Gcp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

OcrAN STEAM SAFES We learn that the
ronirnc, has been cn'crd INTO by Tho Gnv.
Comment OF The United Safes with th,
Ocean Steam Navigation Company. charter.
I'd IN ihls state, for the establishment al n
Inc o' steam ships, 10 run between New
York and Europe. A vessel is 10 take hcr
departure I. ice in each month, for Cowes
and Bremen. The Government " to pa,
SiDO 900 per annum for tho conveyance ~
The mail. &c. Tho vessels are To be ri no,
loss than 400 tons burthcn, and they are "a
make their voyages with speed not less
than that of the CUnnrd line. The arrange
rpents for tho building arc m active progress
aud u is expected tim, The first will he ready
TO start on tho let oi January, iei7. " J.
rom .Hr,iisu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

! VALENTINES FOR TnE MiLLJoS.-Every body
is yet pressed with the Valentine fsvor. The
judy. upon tho bench may be seen during II
nonrDtary pause of business To draw forth
from his pucket a curiously folded mssive and
catch n glimpse ot its contents, hurrying II
back when again called upon to exercise his
official functions. The budding girl reads, and
ggslos, as she petuses ber first "Valeutino."
The blooming belle "si2hs with sentiment" "
and bushes with love or anger, as the case
may bo, NJ she p.rnses tho eni iynatical sheet
so iulI Of satire or flaitery, and even the kiich
en- maid comes timIdly To "young missus," to
get her to cipher the chicken tracks which
Betty suspects comes from the stable boy. All
this is rare sport no doubt, aud especially edi
f,ing to the retailers Of these precious scraps
ol nonsense. The postmen laugh aud grow
IA, as they pocket the pennies which 81. Val.
eniino thus handsomely, though uhInicniion.
ally, So far as any one can learn, pitches into
their pockets. By the way, speaking ni posi-.
men aud Valentines, reminds H. ofune of these
W or,hies who was arrested on Wednesday b,
order oC Alderman Hart for carrying the Joke
u flIr too inr.
I II appears this man was employed b, TO-,
City Despatch Post nj the Po,t Oilirr, 10 carr,
ont ieil.r- duiing The great run oi Valentines.
aud wishing 10 make the most of the job, h..
very ing niousl, placed r tucked ~ i,irl,
note az Valentine ~ each cnd of The letter, and
charged mn" cents, stating io IT," prr,on =,
CcISIng the same, that u was double one
consequently n letter which cost him one e, o..
~ The Post Office, was charged niuo crni, lo,
\ therefore, he made eight cenls clsnr by the
operation, aud mo- duubi has been making Sc
ur Sin day by this process. Whrn arrested.
he had about frriy letters done up IN this waJ .
all ready 10 deIi,er.-.N y. EIPross.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Uhaie Story New Bedford Mercury
siotes that the Sarah AT Ms,tapoisc,t from
Atlantic Ocean, took a 100 Dbl sperm whale
~ the blubber ot which was found the head
and about foot Of the shank nf n harpoon
marked "Lyra." undoubtedly" (ssys the
Mercury 'bclnncing 10 the ship Lyra OF this
port, which vessel sailed hcrre July 3, 1895.
and was los, in August, 1899, on u reef near
Oahu THIS rs n strange adventure for a
piece Of iron, but BY no means Improbable.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

them were found dashed to the iorecas-
tie OF the John Min,urn when it drIIted
on the shore, and twenty-three are now
lying in a tavern near the wreck, where
they will be kept until they may possibly
be recognized.
We have endeavored to procure the
names Of the unfortunate persons who
were drowned, but owing TO the con-
fusion at the scene, it was found impOssi-
BILE. Capt. S. w. Thompson, an agent
for the underwriters, is at the beach Ia
take charge Of such property as may be
washed ashore, as well as the bodies OF
those not yet recovered.
The Express adds the following -
The most melancholy part Of lhe tale
remains 10 be told. Although the
underwriters had surf boats, and all the
necessary means for saving the lives OF
persons in distress, the people on shore,
who had collected ut the report Of the
wreck, and the escaped seamen, showed
mos, culpable disregard Of all the die
iates Of humanity, and made no atteinp.
TO render aid to the crews.
The efforts Of Capt. Stark, until the
time of his death, were constant for the
preservation Of his crew, and the more
precio lives ofhis wife and children,w no
called with all The confidence and earnest
ness Of children for safety at the hands Of
father and husband, who had no al
tentative but TO say that all human help
was in vain. Capt. Stark was dead be-
fore the ship broke apart. AT this time
his wife and children were forward, and
when the ship separated, fell between
the parts, and no sound Of life was after
ward heard from them. There was on
board large number of cabin passen-
gers, some of whom had large amount
of valuables. One man who had Cir
die containing gold, in his distress offer
cd $4,000 to any one who would place
him ashore. Assistance was not to be
obtained, and the unfortunate man and
his gold perished together.
The conduct of Mr.. Sturgis the Sec
ond mate, is spoken Of as in the highest
degree 10 be commended, he having
done all in his power for the safety OF
the ship and crew. He, only, of all the
ships company aft, was saved. The
crew of the ship Cherokee was not on
board but the steerage passengers were
made up Of set of vile wretches who,
after their escape, plundered the wreck
The trunk of Capt. Stark was rifled, and
the chronomcter stolen, and all the val
uablos upon which they could lay their
hands were seized. Their ill-golien
wealth will do them little good, as the
underwriters have taken tho most effici-
ent measures TO regain it, and to punish
the offenders.
The wreck Of the ship lies but two
lengths from the shore, and the loss of
so much life is surprising. All that was
possible was done by Capt Stark and
the pilot, and had the rest Of the crew
showed the courage of Mr.. Siurges, a
less melancholy tale might have been
told. As i, was, with Capt. S,ark's life
ended all rule.
Had all the unfortunate passengers
kept aft they would have saved their
lives, as the cabin was, in all The gale,
habitabie, and would have been a com
plete projection. Three Of the crew,
Samson King. Daniel Mullen and J.
Silvey, arrived yesterday, and made an
affidavit Of the facts Of the Board Of
Underwriters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
ALBERT GALLATIN.

The law officers Of New Orleans, are dc.
,crmincd to prosecute to the utmost the
parties engaged in the late duel. Two
years ago thus would have met with con
demna,'on by the public. but now, ST. great
~ the change Of feeling on this subject,
there is grea, desire to suppress dueIling
altogether.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26


MoRE OF THE SHIPwRECK.--The
Pilots by the New York pilot Boat Bios.
som, which left Squam Beach yesterday,
at one o'clock, brought up the body Of
Mr.. keeler, a passenger. Mr.. Fitch
had to pay ten dollars to the wreckers
before he could obtain the body Of Mr.
KeeIer. There were in the Methodist
church, yesterday, twenty-five bodies,
eight in tho dead house, and eleven
buried. All Of these, but one, bclong.
ed to the ship John Ninturn. The
captain, wife, son, and daughter all lay
tog ether.
The weather was so stormy that the pilot
boat had to leave. She brought the
following seamen, belonging to The ship,
to the city john Bannisier. VIM. Hill
and Francis Smith. BY some culpable
neglect, no vessel had reached there
to take either the dend bodies or the
crew to this city. /, is supposed Mr.
keelor had a thousand dollars in his
belt, around his body. The belt was
found but no money, and il is believed
he was robbed. The body Of Mr.. Free
man, the pilot, has not yet been found
The pilo, boat will 60 down again, with
a srrf boat, as soon as the weather per-
mits.
The three men assert that larger
portion Of the crew and passengers might
have been saved, had the people from
the shore exerted themselves. A boa,
came Off round under the Bows Of the
sbp and then went ashore without taxi
ing one man Off " Y. Express Of
Friday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
Fashions for February.

From Bersers Ladies Gazette OF Fashion.
OUT-DOuR DREss.-Some new nanteiets
have appeared, both IN sable and crmlne
they are Of very large size, tho hind part
forming n very deep pelerne, and are made
with sleeves. They will probably, in some
degree, supcrscde fur cardinals among our
very high iushionubles, as they are quite as
warm, and much more advantageous 10 the
figure. Fur trimmings have increased in
favor aud chinchilla Is a good deal adopted.
both for muiis, trimmings, aud Vic,orlss.--.
Several cloaks, Of veiy fine ladies' cloth,
have appeared; they were most of them
made in the La Pnhierc style, that is to ssy,
long and ample.
CHAPEAU.-Some new shapes have ap-
peared, neither so wide as the panelas, nor
so close as the chapeaur Of the lnsl lew
years. We do not, however, conceive that
The decline Of the Pameas--wc mean those
of moderate sIze-will be repaid they are
very becoming 10 some faces, and fashion no
longer exac,s that strict uniformity of cos
tune which wac formerly so indispensable.
RoBts.-Every day increases tho yngue
OF robes de ehanbre ~ fact, they ore both
for form and material of such extreme cle-
gancc that lady canno, have a more be-.
coming or costly dShobihe. For bellies un-
der twenty, cap may be dispcnsed with
but above that age 1t would be- bad taste not
Ia wear one. Last ycor they were brought
very forward, at present they are placed
much farther back. This is particularly the
case with dinner or evening caps. In speak.
ing OF morning deshabiHc, we should not for.
get the combflc and jaconet robes worn un-
der robes de chambre some have tho trout
of the corsagc embroidered IN the form of
BIB, and that OF the skirt n iaLiisr, Others
form chemlscttc. and have narrow shoulder
straps and short sleeves, also embroidered.
1hongh velvet ls very much in request,
PdsStmenfcrie - more go II seems, indeed,
n u every succeeding season since u was
hrsi introduced, Increased both its vopue
aud It's beauty.
We can assure our far readers ihs, there
- not the least lnnr rdniiuu lur n rrprr, that
long iTalDS will b. introduced thus Winter
The width ni skirs lins nrllrr incr sscd nor
dImnlfhcd; ~ itci. We dn mol pc,crive any
ar'uai allrraiinn ~ the 'orn,s ~ robes but
'hc elcgohce hnd variety oi their gafnItuto
gives ihcnh especially TO those in evening
ofess, very great sppeRfnuce ~ novelty.
Roh"s, for dress ball, are The nsuD Of
cxtr, me rplrndor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

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