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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
ArrRAY AT SEA-A Tough Storv.-A &c

ArrRAY AT SEA- Tough Story.-A gen
,ieman ron Boothbay Informs us, says the
Bath Tribune, OF an attempt al murder in ID
boat off Boothbay harbor. A man at the
mouth-oi the kennebec engaged 10 convey a
d Freachman to Bristol IN a small boat
W4eh nearly opposite Boothbay, the French
man requested ~ be taken into the harbor
there; tins the boatman refused to DO, where
upon a scuflle ensued, in which the boatman
was stabbed. and the other Knocked senstless
overheard. The boatman was shortly after
wards picked up By a fishing vessel and taken
into Westport. He bled p%rolusely when la
ken on board the vessel, but proper remedies
bsiag apptied, the flow OF blood was stopped.
His name is Bradley. The Frenchmau was
not seen after h. went overload.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.

Tie COMMITTEES on the Water Works viii
NEE al the Council Chamber on "Wednesday
nextat 4 O'Clock, 7. Nj. ter the parpose OF
hearing appeals from the assessment OF Water
rent iltose having business win The Com
mitee will offend accordingly.
JAMES TANNER. Chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

There wasa disgraceiul row att Dutch Beer
House 10 81. Louis, on Wednesday night last,
N whlrh a young man was badly cut with a
bowie knife. Several of the police in endeav-
oring TO arrest the offenders were seriously
injured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

We learn from uadoubied authority that
Colonel VIM. Polk. OF Walnut Bend, Arks.,
the greatest grower Of corn in America. and
OF course the greatest in the world. voted the
entire Wing ticket at the recent local elections
ID hi, State. Col. VIM. Polk is an uncle Of
President Polk, and is a consistent Democrat,
but not progressive Locofoco, AMI being true
to old fashioned Democracy. he avoHs his de-
termination to vote for zen. Zachary Taylor
for the Presidency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

During a thunder storm at st. Louis on
"Wednesday last, d German woman named
Zt"mtrmdn, y as struck by lightning and xiii
led. Heveial other persons il the vicinity
Were struck, aud some OF them rendered SEN
seless.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
FREE SOIL RATIFICATION MEETING
IN BOSTON.

'T"VVVf 1NW-7 - I~-
\ very large and enthusiastic ratification
meeting was held by the Free Soil Patty last
evening in this city.
c. r. Adams. the nominee of..the Buffalo
Convention for Vice President Of the United
States, addressed the meeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

PROGRESSIVE D~EMoCRAcY.-A poem BY Z.
S. Ainsworth containing full and complete
history OF the progress of locofocism, just re-
ceived and for sale by Wakeman. | VIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

KENTUCKY CoNvENrIoN,-The impression
seems 10 be the vote for calling a ConventioI
wiileHceed the vote of last wear, aud it MAJ be
regarded as a settled fact. that Kentucky will
nave a Convention TO revise its Constitution.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

fAQUAf x SAVERY'S DAGUER.
" khOTfPE ESFABlJSHM ENT.-The undersi.n.
cd take great pleasure in informing the citizens of
Wheeling aud vicinity, that the
artist Daguerredn C'aIlery'
has arrived at the Wharf at the foot of Jefferson ST, and
tllat they are no" ready aad " i'll he happy 10 wat on
The public. All who desire d perfectly correct Likeness
who would
secure The shadow ere The Substance fade"-
VIII hnd that they cannot he Accommodated on more desi-
rahle terms than by calling at the "Ariist Daguerrean
Gallery"
The subscribers would here say, that the 50 scrior
lIgli, together with the convenience OF the other ar
rangenents, enables them 10 take pictures perfectly true
10 ne, with the finest finish in all kinds OF weather.
LADIES' and gentlemen are respectfully invited TO call
and examine their pictures, whether they contemplate
sitting for q Likeness or not.
No charge made unless perfect satisfaction is given.
A~ug22-aawtf JAQUAY SAVER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

One hundred and twenty chickens and two
pigs, were serTed up in a single pie, at pub
lie dinner in Goidsberough, NC. the other
day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

WATERFRONT citizens often feel the evil
Of a stoppage Of water from the water works.
Cannot this be remedied2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

lITThe following, from DR.. MoRRIs, a veteran pr,,.
titioner, shows The immense number of worms dis.
c~hs'geiby one Individual after the use of o A F,uxr.
slocx's VrRNlrrGE. The genuine article is only made
at Pittsburgh, Pa.
ar A, FAHNEsrocK, Dear Sir-I have been psina
!Vui 5thllilge n my practice for a number of vesrS
that ever / had. "'iu!ef
! was called 70 a child six or seven years Old. in MAJ
~ "m'Vh wa 'hch ~ spasins with the worms.
upns Shdthe child passed FouR HUNDRED Avn rnpry
Wo'ihs IN few weeks gave it another vial. All !,
passed TWO HUNDRED more, making in all sly urSnsra
AND FORTY woras. The child recovered inInedistar.
NY has enjoyed good heath ever since. / have nresrpi'
!" ~ many o'nir cases which it brought away TWO
uvh,.,. DIR. JONATHAN MORRIS.
"hieiy' Green CO. Pa, May II, is4s.
ing. by J. CRTNPAr re' SSelVy, w nee''
jams bAhEk' cor. Main and Monroe SIS. Aus.i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
STEAMBOAT REGISTER



ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
0f Beafs tor tie last 81 hours ending uester
day al 1 O'Clock, T.. II.
ARRIVED.
Cinderella, Calhoun, Pittsburgh,
Consul, Kinney, :.
Dolphin, Hazlett,
Oswego, Smithers,
Danube, Cock, Cincinnati,
Roscoe, Javens, st LOUIS,
Virginia, Dawson, Sieubenville.
DEPARTED.
Nlr-inia, Dawson, Steubenville,
Euphrates, Calhoun, Cincinnati,
Dolphin, Hazlett,
Cinderella, Calhoun, Pittsburgh,
Consul, Kinney,
Danube, Cock,
)swego, Smithers,
Roscoe. J@atens,
} feet . inch. water-rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

FRESH ABRIVAL-LATEsT FASHIONS.
yUST received from New YORK. and for sale at great.
~ By reduced prices, FORrY puLEN CAPS. of all
qualities. STYLES and prices. 4 more complete as~ort.
meui was never brought 10 this market; and, having
been purchased on the hest terms, can be- sold al from
I2l cents up. as per quality. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. : u HARRIET
suq3I Corner Main and Union streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

JUsT received. a LOT Of splendid "Tlylor Brown silk
-" C1ps"-a beautiful article and for sair cheap al 5 d
HiRPER's Hat and cap Store. corner Of Nam and
Mon streets. Call and see. aug2J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

THE AAIsTAD NEGROES 1t will be rsmsm Il
bered by our readers that a bill Tor indemnify
ing the owners Of these negroes passed one
house in congress endwss rejected by The other
but the history Of the affair in which it origi-
mated has no doubt been forgotten BY most of
them. The n. York Mirror furnishes the fol-
lowing sessonable information which will be
found interesting:
a number of Africans recently from the
coast, and in no manner familiar with any
language but their own, were shipped on
board a Spanish schooner called the A tnistad,
bound 20 another port on the coast OF Cuba.
On 5oarj the schooner were number OF large
knives, something in the shape OF sabres used
Tor cutting the sugar cane. These the negroes
selzrd, killed the captain, cook and owners,
who were on board; but not understanding
navigation, they were tossed abou, at SEA, and
finally captured by a Government vessel. car
Tied into an Eastern port, and the slaves
thrown into prison. The owners in Cuba
claimed them, and the President Mr.. Van Bu-
rem, sustained the claim and ordered them to
be given up, bnt the case having been brought
before the United States Court. they decided
that the negroes were free, and they were sent
back to Africa.
Now, iorsooth, Mr.. Van Buren, must be
Supported as the Free Soil candidate for the
presidency. This lisa death bed repentance,
with a vengeance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

LuNuRy.-ln the time OF Ilenry VII. we
lnd directions 80 examine every rlabf. the
strItc OF the Kings bel, thu, no dagger. mioht
be concerted therein A writer Ia 1877
mentions three things in England. 'mar,el,
lousy altered tor the worse: the multitude nf
chlmn1ys lately erected; the Increase of loJg.
'ogs; and the exchange of tureen (earlhe9)
pial'ers Into pew Ter, and wooJ.n spoons iulo
silver and uu.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
NOVELTY on THE RIVER.

AL COCKS-A new and splendid article, Just reed
~ and for sale by H~ORNBROOK x DILLON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

Il am willing to answer at the bar of nv
country and OF my God, ter ali The Mexican
blood found on these hands, - Heasr's
Spsech.
And while the Colonel is answering, he had
better finish The job, aud answer that bin in
Choncery filed against aim 10y the Commits.
siOners Of Batter cclnty.-Dayoa J1urAal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

9 VOW have or hand a On" =i'tk ot HNlS IT,
y Kinds and qualities. waic1 Wrl te '.eleN
lowest prices. Hy prices range f-oHt Is cents uf- N'"'
can sutp1ss me in c~heaFness and quality, ,,rrp
a4-o5 Corner of Naiu aua Union SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

"a CERTAIN cure for Rheumatism, Sore Throat,
SER siitf Joints, spinal Affections, Bruises, Tooth.
Acke, Head Ache, sun Pain, Barns, Cuts. ChiIblains,
PAIN in the Side or Breast, etc. The very hest remedy
ever yet discovered for external or internal notifications
Tor either man or horse. Prepared from the original
INDIAN receipt. Price, p ceuts per bottle. for sale by
Aug2i NM. r. M'kEE South Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

ynR. j. s~TANliOpE'S Cholagosue Pills, a never fail
~ ing remedy for Apue and ! ever, Intermittent. RE-
mitteui, and Chill Fever, for sale hv
Aug-4 VIM X Mex EE, South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
=. HALL.
n A..

s~SONTINUES to mamie cture Confeciior airy of every
~ variety, at No. 81 Main street, three doors above
columbia street, CINCINNATI o. Aug2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

q FINE assortment of Rowdy Hats, black and drah.
AsA for men and boys. These hats are very fashi,na'
BILE and go oil like .hut cakes"
Aug22 John UOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

WIN IL a.
THREE or four Journeymen Good
i Journeymen will receive Si.T per dry aud steady
10y applying soon to
Aug22-dlw NJ. JEFFERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
ELIAS EDNONDS
FALL. FASHIONS.

G AVERY has received the Hall Fashions of HAT
hss and Caps, very neat aud beautiful, and he respect
i9Iy lhVltss al 10 call aud see them, al his so e, on
Monroe street, between Main and Water. south side "
Aug2i Avery
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

Directors OF the tneuds OF Ireland.
Journals friendly TO lie liberation of Ire
land are Invited TO give this am immediate in
seTuOH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
Valuable Farm For Sale.

fffuL subscriber oilers for sale about $50 acres of l,,d
- situated on tie ONO River. near t4e mont, a. -
Tine Cf,eh, Belmont county, Ohio. e"p'
Aug lGtf III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
EIRST ARRIVAL.

N AM now receiving a general assortment of Mems
Z and Boys fur cloth, plush, silk and all kinds II caps
OF the late styles AMI suitable for the fall trade. Those
wishing 10 purchase will please call and examine my
stock, which is now fresh, varied and exceedingly
cheap. Aug22 JOHN UOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

q oGSn-Just reed a fresh supply OF superior Chan.
- ellie rugs and beautiful patterns. Those in want of
a nTst raie rug viii please call soon, at AS Main ct.
Aus2l MENDEi, HARBOUR Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

GhoE FlNhlNGS-Shoe Findings aul shoe Kt ~
-. s.sL3g OF kniyts, sinsers, Punches, Rasps, SIRE
sucks shoulder sdcks, Long Sicks. Patent M "a t,Se
AVIS Floats, Galoons. s.. Iu@t reefiye1 h !" "@''-'
49, MtLLALLLA, kNOA MaO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY

FRESH Dye stufs. Nader, Lnrwood, Camvood,
L Fustic, Arnoita, Bluc Vitriol, Indigo. etc, for sale by
Aug25 GE & Co, Main street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

PEST quality Of white Ginger, ground Cinnamon,
d. Mustard and ground Pepper. for sale low by
Aug25 EPRYOR x Co, Mains st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-25

gold hand and for sale. a good as.
~ sortment of gold pencils; also Silver and German
SILVER, which will be sold atIhe lowest cash prices
hussi 40 FAIRCIlLD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
] WOODS a IT. wooDRuFFs
SUBDIVISION or 33i LOTS
L., aI.D.IIf..a nnfa

I'm Hamilton. ONO.
ga HAMILTON ~ SITUATED on the easi hsnk n ne
efs Great Miami River being about 20 mie north ~ Gin
- cnnan richer ard more beautiful cOurlfy csnno
boz found than surrounds this place s natural ~el
the artificial advantages 10 pOssessea are nmru.r Tbs
Hamilton and Rossvile Hydraulic Canal comes IN tse
which affords power almost equal 10 that ~ Lowell
Na-.achus sets TIE Miami Cana, that leads nom ne
LIKES Cincinnati. SKIRTS the east part Of TINS place, and
forms basin mile Ia length The tincinuan, Hamilton
and DAYTON Railroad through this plscc aud tho Main
Depot containing egm " ground, 10 now located
The rmediae neil tbOrhoOd Of these lots tamlinn, vii
In A few wears be 10 Cncunsu what Lowell. Msssachu
sets 4, now 10 Bosom There Is richer, or inner coonl1
han what surrounds his place iswilhn the very gafdeu
of the Great Miami We believe there never 3D. sfrss
an opening for the Eastern manufacture capitalist of sfe
ulat6r a. his place offers Al communications IN -
laton Ia the above mater lposipsdl Addressed 10 ]
WOODRUFF, Cincinnati Ohio viii Dee at once attended 10
Los in this Subdivision will be- sold great barsn ~
T WOODRUFF. F0hst opposite
the Denn.on H0us-, Cincnnsh
al ~ JOHN WOODS, Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
NCW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NY GRAvE.--.For
AZ rHK PRIVATE scHoLAR.

=. ,,. the place, where j, at last, shah rest
" shsll Law me down iorever' Oh, the tnousD'
T"st dwell here alone, forgot. unsouzhtf
r.rth scenes shall be enjoyed fond hearts o.
a. ever. but to me all, al unknown.
ran The hid nil that isps It's lay tor me
I..s,;nglv ,hsll all unheeded be.
Alone % ,hsli l. aad no. yet al alone,
~ dow, my pale friends bear me company.
n, ~, what aid bring they Earth mong the
Du' al Years,
an hssr nae on her breast, through the dim
T.s...;oo,v Where shall IN immortal be
Tas while Shall Il comnngle with the dust
Love Infinite brought it iortb-in Infinite Love l
trust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

" W hICh Ia " ktu > 81 U NJ cIlIlr.l-
o. ne pubc AID las become cmcis ica-y The People
ht-usds Dr. STkIss's Co. IA L.z-lAes We IRE con
stsaiy hearing Of her hsFfy v5ec snooE a. cssses v.
Oar cl.lEr-s. Rrk1 us
Inis iusy GER ~ ma e. eyed god healfh ucl s1ll
n 81 wears s1cs. ~ten l1E-a win irg CO - rall
u orrssi arc OF a--h -lorfy 5e.sn ~ Nrecfo-
p1e-n ana mlcls c1luH4el j -Ls SAFE 40 re-
p-.isd uisd 81 F-lnelI-. 30. to.ors coud bsv-
any confidence IN, oui villQ1 avail RAJ nosi give1
She1 see1g ygur ah.- cc4zf Llr-u - .tv-s-
Used purchased hoN. Ell btuef TX ~ I pr
cured hsfa t0zsl aOre s-d roo on ~ W - ever
vs., slc II % suend % 7 hc.ir-.s b. f-t "a.
ffsi ,sksr MATTHEW GhII4s
Octctef l.. ls4i ClV lfo.- Nr.v Yrrk
500 s. Rirss, c1rrcr Broadway I'D lohusl. cor. e.
Bower ard q ard curIer Avenue urd Tti-1.-t
Gomez liri-ssruu- ara J. he. 1ta-st -rf ~ ave-
cue 50 Eighceni1-sis cer1er h1-s1l al S9ang
sooisrs corner trus1ny ard tcsckeTsl AID la Blcuk
la ~ - rltcn-sl Pres 3 c-1fs pr hox.
Sc slrs % a. oT Dr. SFAiNs Cgb Lozerg-. I'd sse
no oaer tr.c- > c-fis per Ok 10 :. 90
cS Fowler s. Nrsi-, rHresoIOsi.t. aaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
Court Caiendsr...rms DAY

ss'snsl osvu.-Nos lolsa
Citcpu sorsr.-Nss Co lh
CosSss fss. PAM I-Nos .SNrau.Ia r.la PAIL
Nos atn,N ll, o. t. lt, u. 80 p
SvFKxNE CovRr-Sptcia Terns In the matter OF
ne rs'aa Dyssas C-sys- aas her su.5.ai Jsaa
p C-sysr ra rsttu asc nArsss sostsu,snt
male ts ne Gear. o CAaneg 1857 vad
"a By ~hEh ssr sd ,Aasss The Cy ofN-- lrk
~hs usasoo suj ~ Of soaad e.. RIVER
secured 10 ~ s.a Ei, W NAoa, Crser beng Trustee lie
pe;sa States that s property much -d Of rsrar- 49, q,
eoas,a 49, ooncaea oi The Trustee aFsa msss aass lie
psssei April isss 90 iAs pre;ea properly arr-s
Ks, lsf eeaa-s NJ J. n Fai'-a rrs-rs ia, ,as. a
orsr hattie s on r-co a' - feF~t Is co-i oi-re
cotes - Fs';ase rra ho he t-
trust Ass never aesa ss, o. As -asr never Tea nsc
Covxr OF Coxxox PIxAs-Goaral Trm-Beiore
49,. tssosss5 ~ i.s.ss y ,ss - N.-
nsts s~sr. ;, Ju's- legs Tat The rti Of -a %
seo' a. uoi a.i b ne oasT,or - e-rv
Al Paeu o. n f ie o~n-rs oe,ars ele -fi,i or rla
Es,Sars #A4. .-r,sr, s. a.. Esssr p Ss~.srs e. Oh
Nss ~ oress.t cost - ios'e s'sti.
sse bs7etsr - Rsa-as- 3 eresi,sl~->-ne
HiHite Pos 9 RI vs. >assf i-g~fr. rn-S-t ~ 60 .rcni
S-arl F,.is, - rss, , c,,,-a- -o- cam o. rs,.,-,-
~ sss,s,' q sss sosrg,s,5 EsPs' ~ s.- a.
: COMMANDMENTS OFTicK-Ou the complain, OF
y - p i~e e''es ssu % ~ stow ct " J. s al
. .esss IA Nsas S-S. a. ' H. .,S,s
sosss y NJ ~ l-t;-r = IL 1...s. ..,-r-f =,
isrssl 10 Pei ose- ,As ooaas.Ss. ,sss 49, -. =
es.i iFrss srJ ~ Prs-sa-ss NJ -. 80 % n.
rrccgu.tsa,e fri 'te sar ~ s',n
foLfcK CoUNr Oliver herfe Of The Finh Ward ar
VESTED utasi Peter Nrsrar Yesterday s-raa sta 10
all r-s4 thn11zh afhlsft ia
~lt Dc co-e uot sssi.af acoa1t To- iruak
ne s.s1 hca e ~se- 'esfs a. sssr l. caiais
tec dress .s'- 'hr-r f4ts atrr Articles rf t-l
X Together ~rh >3 ti IRE s,as II Rstr l.. rar
sp-1 heay t-r ttkrn l1se ca-t --t-rssf 1esrg
q seiat ass acli- = s >arlls fssqr -
~ ~ ass.es.t ccsea..s-s G, sIsasa;o sssry Ssa.s
counnltec Yesterday cs-- 81 s,es
a~.d hox tss FroF-sis u Jos>Fs Nossf NJ ssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
I.FORNATION WANTED.-On Thursday NE

ian ~ November WILLIAM n. RUSS ef hi. home, 2
sts.st Newly osiensby for school, since which time
No morn siion can be hal u hn. tie u smart scfve,
Intelligent boy. has good educston; = good pe1man
He q wears Of age. feet % inches Ia hight brown
hair coygick on right side, dark bue eyes ile near
sshted ibuf 30 little that % IL hardly rercepube) light
complexion spare faced. cmpes 10 be cheeks ien be
q a. Or eughs sway blsek cloth cap black alpaca
round bout cOuded blue and white striped with one
thread II black black wooden pants, black six necshand
kercfief but had sufficient Means Of bis own % purchs,-
other clothes well % pay he expenses 20 any neigh
hodnz city 0r port Any person giving Information what
has become Of him. where he H. will be literally reSsri-
.od meet he eve OF sal William his fsher treats him
10 return home or be : 10 business and does not wish
90 return 90 write nrd e him know where he IT, 30 that
be csn cOmmuucse with him. and there shall be no obstacle
put 10 his way to prevent his staying.
dor ; II. RUSS, II, Safest NewN0r<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
yrARIrE URN Al
foaT ~ sEw-ToRg. DEcENBER

ARKwED-Ps,ts-.ap ~. Yea Ll-s sa Hs,-. -, rec.
o. 20 A Liscgsta1
So en- Moron 2. D. lz L-s-poo t-s slt . ras'ssr'
Is frHl.rs.
SIP ssns- Hl. w-9a. - D. a Lseiio. ai's 'fi D. a'
81 En. ~ Warren ~ Iol-s u d. fol- Hoa-su' s'- %
Ro1@rf q W lllars
D.lIl
Brg y---sasa Fowler dy in Baltimore e o. Iio~ial 4.
rlSsL
B-s Ars, s1t. o. sy m csrsaa get -l-. -. % Fsls
Mount YeTaal --d steamer Nsl-zleHi DE- oc
Al vessels 81 F1r-
Ciaf@sl A. Power
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COLLISION AT SEA AND Nssssl Losr.-rA =,
News Boy last night at NJ Is mites ess, Of the Hcs
boarded the ship Hsvrc. Capt Lines. - day. from
Hsvrs. Copt Lines reports the following Friday
morning, At p O'Clock A NJ being about thirty miles
70 the Westward Of Nontsak Point with cloudy dark
weather, cstne In contact with the schr Elizabeth
Hsrkness Capt Conkan. ~ Aew.Nork three DAYS from
James River. with ploe wood. bound % Providence
r. carried away our no booms and part OF our cc,.
water at the same time the sshooncT's went hy
the board
Soon As we could elrsr hove the ship To- when the
the schooners boat came sonste with the captain aud
crew. who reported her side BE- stove IN and that
she was full OF water and that they had abandoned her
We hove 10 until morning. but seeing nothing OF the
wreck bore away on our course. Capt Conk,n states
thst when he the light g, the b booms cod OF the
ship be took II 10 De M0rtsuk hght and dd not dis
cover ms mistake until very the ship; the lgh;
blinded him so that b. could not which tack she
was on be kept OF and the chip kept on the
ume which was the cs0se ofthe collision. The Elxs.
beth Harness belongs 10 Wan. Robins and Crook &
Fowks OF New York she is Insured TIE esptsia sad
crew came up In the News Boy last night They saved
nothing but what they had on. The 4 H. is 40 tons
oarsnen- Courier and Inc
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SAVINGS BANK
No 8 beekm6n.si.-ClniOn Hall
" Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and ~Riu

days, from TO o'clock. P 81
The institution for the Savings Of Merchants Clerks
others i opsn above Tor Ne reception ~ deposits
from gil Of persons IL 10 also open Thursdays
from 8 To O'Clock. P. n exclusively for females
Since ne opening OF this Institution the lsl Of July
the ana number Of deposits received have been such
a. 10 render IT. immediate success q certainty.
The Of interest 20 be paid deposits made during
the first months will be determined neal January, aud
doubt thai he dividend viii be equal To tal OF
any other similar institution.
OFFICERS
J4sss G kss. President joss ! fslEtt. Treasurer.
Pso.rrsN Msr~oss. -;NPest Tsrtscss kmst, SECRETARY.
HoBsr q VICE President CsssLIs ROM Accountant
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NrOTICE or APPLICATION FOR THE DISCHARGE Of "a
from be debts The o'fe tl nr
ie LIT title the tth chapter of the "a part II Tie ke-d
staiutes EDWARD VERNON. J oi the CTS ol New fort. No
puhed November lsf Cfet1n o. appear and oN
before The Hon Charlie, T. DAY. OF che Js of The Court
Pleas Of The Cts County of New flf a. ls Cham
bers the Cy Hall The Cty oNes iors The nse.n day Of
January ls49, a. ten 0'c'cok n the FORENOON.
GEORGE c WAITE Attomsy or la'ol'-nt,
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