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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
hR. w EVANS, SnnrmlNc -

NR WM EVANS SOOTHING; sy.
- IUP.. FOR CHILDREN rXErEINt; ,
80, i,.us Ias1 Oh ,,9n'',.,ions and Painful Dcnt:
ioTde AGrST o. DR. EyASs' Soorit,~e S,,s,r
belf Slr- me Sreat Ieacht afforded e., my sutl =,
Ing infant hv your Soothing Syrup. IN e, - 1f pro
tract,d and painful GcnuJion must couvin.. 49,,
ceiling par mt how essential an early application ~
such an Inv auab'e medicine u To- t.le, = inf, ~
misery aud torture. My infant while t..,lnr ..vrr,
cnced such acute sutlCrings thar n WIS attack.
vita commissions. and my wife and fSriSy supposed
hatdeath would sUOa release the abe from augisl
| uli W. procured a bottle of your Syrup: vhirh \,
7 soon as applied TO the gums, a wonderful chang,
child displayed obvious relief and by continuing M
It's use. am glad inform YOU that the child la,
awisl complaint has since occurred; the teeth ar,
manaung daily, aud the child enjoys perfect health
give you my cheerful permlssinn To make this nc
knowedgement public. and will gl dig g.ve any I'm.
formation IN tins circumstance.
WIN. JOHNSON.
4 gentleman Who has made trial II Dr. W. Ev-
aus soothing syrup m his family tin of teeth
ng ehiii) wishes Us Ia state that he found It entirely
rHtctual m relieving PAIN in the gums, a0d prevent
ns the consequences which sometimes follow. We
eheeriuliy comply With his roq'tst.-Sun.
tive believe 1t s generally knowledged b,
hose who have tried ~ shat Dr. Evans Syrup for
ann, i-a highly useful article for the purposes for
which II - intended. Highly respectable intvd-
IaIs. a any rate. who have made use Of It, 90 not
hesitate To- give ITS virtues the sanction Of their
names.-Boston Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
w. ~. kiSo, - Water 81. Wheeling
i. v. RoBISsoN, Portsmouth, y.
j. MORRISON, Columbus y.
OF whom aisJ may be obtained,
Or. Goodies Celebrated Female Pills,
The Baron Won Hu;hccr Herb Pills,
DIR. Evans Fever and Ague Pills,
DIR. Hunts Botanic Pills,
DIR. Evans Soothing Syrup for Teeihiny
he above invaluable Medicines are sod Whole
sale and Fetal at 100 Chatham St, New York;
South Seventh street, Phila ielpha; - Market ST,
louisville, Kentucky; Do Cornhill, Boston, Massa-
chuseits: and of The following Agents " illiam II.
King, Wheeling, Va, |. V. Robinson. Portsmouth,
Ohio. mar
TOELICIrS MATCuIESS sANATIVE. Tor sale
" by the subscriberaithe counting room of Moore
Clarke Co. who has been appointed sole agent for ia
sale of this valuable medicine in this city.
oct % GEO. HARRISON
y |OBACCO Il SEGARS-24 boxes Richmond
Il Tobacco, consisting Of ID. Lumps les los
ard lides-tWisi
10000 Principe Segars in quarter boxes, extra
fine navour)
10000 Trabucas and other Segars Just received and
for sale 10y SOLOMON KING,
dee II No. As. Waicrsi'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
NEW ARRANGEMENT-Is4O

- MERCHANTS Line OF entire
EHna2S-N-N new Coaches aud Rail Road
G0&3kNH Cars. leaves Wheeling daily
'1e-->@s for Philadelphia, at O'Clock
n NJ VIA National Road and Pennsylvania Turnpike
passing through Washington, Wamspori, Somerset
ana bedford To Chambersbureh; thence by RAIL
ROAD. via Carlisle Tnrrisburch &, lnncasier-th.o o.
IA less than days, being the shortest and most en-
petitions route between the Ohio or and Phladei
phia.
GOOD INTENT LINE. daily for Pittsburgh
leaves at o'clock A. NJ via National road & Wash
ingjon.
Office Of the ab0,e Lines second door from the I'M.
Ted States Hotel A. HENDERSON q Co
Proprictors
- Fainter visiting Bedford SPRING. or travelling
lor pleasure, can be accommodated with Extras at all
tunes 50 as &" avoid night travelling.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

ESEATIIERS.-50 pounds OHM Feathers in store
z and Tor sale by PANTONS - TINCLE.
feb -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

E,NOE REM and possession gwen an tLc fri oi
q April one Sore Room on Market SQUARE. roI,
occupied 10y J.. Day. Also, the Store Hulm al ,on,,,
immediate possession Of which will DC given. A.iy Ia
leo IL JOIN w. CLtRkE
4 val Dl"EEHS i shall want TO employ or 10
~ ''.n'''"I Coal Miners, ON the opening ct navi.
gallon To men of sober i.,,str;ops bait. Inn, non,
''"'' need apPy9 comfortable quarters and ,oa.fani
.'ym'"t Wi. bc gwen. The wages will br 81 90
pcs hundred VITA house and flcl free, a, SI %
per hundred and rcu, and fuel charged
X. MkEE. Belmont G nl W,,k.
jan Wes, Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
BEWARE o. CouNTRRFEITs.

BEWARE o. COUNTRRFEITS.
Ca,ti'On- BE particular IN purchasing To see that
Inc label of his McdI me contains notice IF its
Entry according u Act sf Congress. And be- like
" Sc part Gu lar M obtaining them AT 100 Chithan
ST. New \ ork, o. from the
kEGCLAR AGENTS.
WAl. II. KING, Wheel n.
STEVE NSON f- NEAL, PaTkcrsbura'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
VI .RI.4GERS, OE'E'l(
u. 8. Gregory e. Co.

No Is. Maus Sired. pAeeli~g. Ia. fe6 l..
h1,o's 'rao publish for u. 4 Gruxery q e. -
"h''''hs, eH pleas insert hhis sLsrne of
yUa 81 Nose NOE iH their J,aPcns-tkss can a.. 4.
ol' "' u''oe bFa az me head y he slrsrt,s no. ?
MAMMOTH LOTTERY
49,, s'9oOO, $4,000. SIS 900. $4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. t.l,.s A .le,,,s,,N.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

Alexandria March l4h.
10000, 5000. $500; 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

4 NRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a decd of trust
4 20 me made by Leonard White on the 9th day
lf NnXcnhcI IS.ll 1 Will nfinr G,r snln NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

GALE or FURNITURE-We will sell at Public
~ Auction, AT the residence of J. ID. STEELE Esq.
Centre ST. East Wheeling) on Wednesday. 18th inst.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ variety of well kept household
and kitchen Furniture. consisting ia part of full din
ner set, full china ser secretary & bOukcase
Mnchells new map of the world. Competing and mat
ting. Very snperor.) also chairs, tables. bctscads
bureaux &c SC. The furnru5.- may DC examined
the day previous the day OF sale Sales positive and
terms CASH. HALL & MiCkiIASi, AucG's.
Wheeling March 5. 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

CaidIroR. Oakey :; I'riGhird. Managers
4 DNENTURERS DESTROYS Of purchasing a chance
~ III the above cannot procure II after the 22d
inst. in consequence of information from the Mana
gers that the drawing would commence ON the lSih
instant-and returns 10 be made on the 22d.
feb ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

MANAGERS OFFICE. Wheeling March 10 I.4o
ha''O'S uJ.o Putt'sh for ID = Gregory q 20 at Whet
n,S' E'H publish me ANNEXED Synopsis Of Schemes
Maryland State, class g. ~ Avs Mt Baltimorc AnrI
iotO. One PRIZE Of $4,000. 5000. 5000. $500 1896
lers 25 w i
Virginia Leesburg ,, draws at Alexandria April I.
ls4O. One prize OF S3OOO0 10 600 6OOO 5OoC
SOOO. $500. and % each OF 2OOO Tickets $40
shares IN proportion. certificate Of % whole tck.
cts will cost $3.50
Alexandria class H. draws at Alexandria AnrI &.
lelO. One prize of $4,000. 10000 1000 10 os,I,
oi looo 300 80. 200. Tickets IS, halves ? So
quarters | -.
MARY land State. class 2. draws at BALTIMORE ApriI +
lslo. Prizes each of 100G0, 1000, a20O, ten Of
200. Tickets s.; shares in proportion
MonnnSalia class 4, draws Alexandra SATURDAY.
April ii, lS4O Prizes of 10000. 10000. 5000. $500
OF 100, thirty each Of 1000 Tickets $40 n cert,
hcaie Of 20 whole tickets will cost 100; shares ia
proportion.
Alexandria elias Is, draws at Alcrandria Arril IL.
$50. Prizes Of 10000. 5000. 5000. $500; ten OF
100. ten of 500. Tickets five dollars
TIE APRIL MAMMOTH
Alexandra Lottery, class A, draws at Alexandria
saturday, April Is. 1910 Prizes: one OF rs 900
$4,000, $4,000, l0.O 900, 5000 S.po 7ooo 6,oo 5oo.
AID 1--we OF $500; twenty of 2sDo, twenty of Zoo, 20
OF loo, fifty each of loco, fifty of $50 100 each OF
300; the LIST 4 2d drawn Nos 400; I'd Sd drawn 600
&C, Tickets s2e; halves ten; quarters five
i package by certificate o! &c whole tickets v III
cost 2eO dollars-shares in proportion
Maryland State. 10, draws at Baltimore April %
1910. Prizes 2oooo, 5oop, $500 aud ten each of
1000. 1850. loco. Tickets fyc dollars.
Petersburg, class 1, draws nj Alexandria April %
IelO Prizes. ono Of 4oooo, loooo, 6coo, 5ooo ooo;
% zach Of loco. Tickets ten dollars halves vc;quar-
ter tao dollars q hny cents certificate of twenty
1--WE whole tickets will 49, dollars; shares IN pro
portion.
Alexandria class s. draws nj Alexandria. April %.
$50. Prizes 10000, 5ooo en of looo 200, loo, &C.
Ticke's five dollars
Maryland State i, draws At Baltimore, April 90
ls4O. Prizes each Of oooo Iooo 2ooo ten each ol
loco loo 300, &c. Tickets dollars; halves 2; quar-
iers one dollar. package of 26 whole tickets by
cerhcate viii cost 80 dollars shares proportion.
BE particular and address your orders 10
d. ). GREGORY & Co. Mcnagers.
Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14


JOSEPH +. LoDwicK) In The Circuit
Court Of Law and {
JOHN SMITH y for Ohio county.
TEvHE Defendant, John Smith, viii take motto
q shall. on Friday 10Th dnv ct April ISI
tween the hours Of s o'clk, \. NJ and o'clock.
At the mayors Office IA the CITY OF Louisville ia
state az Kentucky. proceed G take the dcpcsiiiof
Leandcr Clarke aud others, TO be read in evidenced
the trial Of the aforementioned cause. Should
taking oftic said DISPOSITIONS not he completed on u
day above mentioned shall adjourn the same iroI
day To day nj the same place and between the sam
hsurs until they shall have been completed.
March 6, lSi0--lm JOSEPH r. LODWICK.
BY James : Wheat his Any
NRUS SIZES SALE or HOUSE AND LOF 4
SOUTH w1IEELNG.-WiIl be sold at au
ton, ON the premises on Monday. 18th Of March nj
o'clock. =. NJ lot No. 30. 232 feet OF Second Sire
by &C uu Washington st South Wheeling. on which
two frame tencmcnis, now rented al $500 annur
Terms Of Sale $3.50 1st OF April. 1910; $3.50
Ninety days $500 Isl Of April, 1915 $500 lsi
April, 1912; aud thc balance in months fran sale
81 order Of
q. W Thompson, Trustee yfor Cscgg and Eirrar
}. c. SNYDER. Auct'r.
! ~ O1ICE.-The subscriber being aboui to lea
y the city. will dlg,usc Of his present stock e,
sis'ing OF choice Lluor Of every description. Sega
/ Ionacco. Groceries. &C. at a very low pscc for ca
90 reasonable Credit. in parcels 10 suit purchasers,
] No. 30. Water st.. Wheeling. Va.
feb -. JAMES HARDWOOD. Jf
y. q. Those indebted 90 me either BY note or
account. will please make immediate payment,
ti''T~o having claims lzaiust mr, wi present then
settlement JAMES HAYWOOD, 4
fell -
DRANDY GGiNs-Just received at our a.
tD rooms. on Union street. 2 half pipes &.
Brandy. half pipes IT, Gin. and ior sale on &c
dating tcuts HALL a. WlCklAM
mIr Auctionct
n IST or GERMAN LETTERS remaining
f, u 4 Post Office at Wheeling Va. March ], lsi
Pors1ns calling for any Of the follow in- letter.
say fhpy al, crii-cd or they my a1t receive
Conrad Ep2et.hcimcr Henry Smidt
Johann Michael kohnlcJn ~ lirhcImcr
" Charlie John R1r Heinrich Miller
q James Rrrbcrish Aluruorcuga Mctznor
AmDd ilarsdc Michael lIalbruE
Ioscrh Juuhm Friedrich Fuucr
rr John Kniu,h ChrisioTh B,llccr /
Nnns BrrhNcJcn John Seu'sr tBg'cher)
nt Peter 1llsiucuccr John John
Rudolth llufarsM Dir NiusIer Tavern he
et Mszuui lio.,manu John ilaiuct
Ludwig letnhl-I lriwi- B'rnann
lulrls. llcrt1t lusi Eolrrimg
j m.f12-Jt g. vs. THOMPSON. r. 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

M ANTED TO purchase 1000 bbis Flour Cor
w which one half will be paid in cash. and the
balance IN I'm unexceptionable paper Apply 10
mar If J. SrANBERY, No 10 Water St
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

TWELVE PER CENT TER ANNuM-In,cr.
q es' ut tho raie OF twelve per cent pcr annu,n
WI De paid by the subscribers for all ,lo,.scs 10,
NJ th''r "ce, Tor SIXTY DAYS End upwards which can
&c NHhdrawn without previous notice and If jr.,-p,i
VIII DC secured 10y mortgage On unncu,nh ercd ro,l a.
'a'e IN Tins city. feb II G A. I GOrF & co
/ NOTICE.-By virtue of The 2n,yi>i,us OF cor
~ tam Deed of Trust, executed by Matthew War.
ren. ami hearing date on the 3O;h dav of March in
The year 1885, and which recorded IA the Clerk
office of OSio County. in Book -. page $50 the
undersigned viii. ON the 7,h day of April ncA pro-
coed To sell the uaci Of land. mentioned the said
Deed OF Trust. and lying the Ohio north OF
"heelins-bcing the same tract which was conveyed
20 the said Matthew Warren. Jo,cph Morrison and
Henry d. Hart by Joseph Welchcrs and Caiharnc his
WIFE, by Deed, bearing date on the It day oC April
leSi and which also of record in the Clerks office
OF Ohio County. The said sale take place on the
premises between the hours OF l | O'Clock \. NJ and
8 T. NJ when aud where the terms Of sale will be
made known. DAVID ATKINSON, Trustee.
feb ll-Sw
NtHoR RENT. The Po,yhGian Hotel, nov ksTi hy
IL VIM Il. Mcclure. is for rent Possession given
on the lst dly'of April neSt-apply to
feb II, le4O. JOIN w. CLARKE.
3 mcnr, and Tor sale by
feb FORSYTH. MOORE Il CLARKE.
EOUCk'S PANACEA--Jusi received and GIr
Il Il sale by WHEAT d KENDALL.
eo
~ EW BACON.-Just received a superior article
Y Country Bacon, assorted Hams. shoulder and
Sides. for lamily use, and for low for Cash by
ieb WHEAT a. KENDALL.
UDCBllC SALT will sell at Auction without
IL reserve, To the highest bidder. on MONDAY
the 23I of March, lS40. my household aud kitchen
furniture. ALSO, horses, cows hogs. farming utcn-
silS' dc &c Sale will commence AT 10 O'Clock. A.
NJ Tcuns-Al sums under S. cash; sll over IS a
credit OF SIX months. NJ TlIORNBURGH
Roneys Point. Va.
y. H. The well known tavern and now occupy
on the National Road o miles east of Wheeling will
I've Tor rent from the LIST of April 1910 For particu
lars inquire of the subscriber NJ. rlIORNBURGH.
tcb IL ROneys Point. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
Evening II lotto Q S.
FRIDAY rvENING-MAEcm "a. 1870

PORT or WHEELING.
Arrivals and departures AZ Sfeanbofs or;. me L,,
rs hours. ending Friiag , p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

NlESi MALAGA RAlSlVS. IN whole a bali
H b'yes just received and for sale ly
dee u WHEAT & KrNpATL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

NEW ORLEANS GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
SHOCk LOTTERIES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

There viii be 6j tickets with lst & "a drawn No..
each 500
each $500
% do 81 N i:h drawn No
each 5000
lrheis $50. Halves SIC. Quarters S..
certificate Of % whole tickets will c,st SosO
10 % half tickets will ccSt lIO
ID" 10 quarter TICKETS viii cos, 20
Address your orders To
- ID. : GREGORY & Co. Wheeling. Va.
49,, MANAGERS OIFICE-
Ioo.,, /" ne'ii"s Va. March llth. Ism
LecsourS Academy. Class y J,,,,r :, u.
=, .. March 9Th. lS4O
10 80 81 % IL % IL 30 Al ie IN - n
Maryland State, Class q. drawn >, p.r. =,
- 9TH. 1910.
- > 80 3G ~ Is &C 10 o. Il ,s
Alexandria Lottery. Class Q. drawn at Alexandra,
March Pad. 1910
81 Ii &c : SO Is IS 81 % q a AZ
Lowest prize So
Olirc. - "'e managers
"eiIsOurg Lottery. Class ,, drawn Feb 90 ism 81,
Alexandria
- IL 20 &c % II - 20 g. II a n
- Tickets having number only $40
ing. - " "'''
T"e'sd'rg :. drawn IL Feb. 81 Is IS 100000.
Was sent Ia Hartford Conneciicur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
BEWARE ~ cOUVTERFFrTs.

BfsW AifF. ~ ffDU NTERFETTS.
T'r IIU ION BE particular ia PURCHASING 10 see
tli the lab Il tins med, zoe contains notice III
" entry arcp- ii1g Co Arl oi Congress. Nni be
lttsrIsc pa-uc 'nsll ob'airing them az 100 chat.
bar 81, NV York or from the
RE ,ULAR AGENTS
WV. " KING. Wheeling Va.
STEVEN DN. NR4T.R r. co. Parkers6urs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

ytNoR RENT The Po,yhGian Hotel. now ksri by
- VIM Il. Mcclure. is for rent Possession given
on The lSt d1y Of April next-apply To
feb II, lS4O JOHN NJ CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

EW BACoN.-Just received a superior article
Y Country Bacon, assorted Hams shoulder and
SIDES. for iamily use and for low for Cash by
ieb WHEAT IL KENDALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

y When a sOUnI q scenNhc Temt dy Tor ulscases
1as long been o. general use. bestnwng blessing
aud receiving praises II scarcely IN the power ."
SC ptcisIf. Il dJdbt las virtues, envy 10 deny
them.
when il has achieved an ascendant career Of
usefulness, which stances the competition of mere
l,ast;ul profession, aud secured a conspicuous
stat n "a universal favour, by intrinsic worth alone
It's Pro3TietBr NAV paint ont the cnuses of its
5erilrity, with incurring the suspicion OF invidi-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

Alonongaiia ,, draws at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

NOElICIrS MATCuLESS SANATIVE. for sale
I" by the subscriberaithe counting room of Moore
Clarke Co. who has been appointed sole agent for ia
sale Of this valuable medicine in this CITY
oct % GEO. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

pI .TER--j0 kegs BIucr in store, anI ior sale
jan FORSYTH. MOORE n CLARKE.
ANTED--jJ0O lhs Ginseng fr which ii,r
Y highest m1rsct price Will bc paid in cash hi,
i1pf FORSYTH MOORE a. CLARKE
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-20
SOMETHING ROTTEN IN TIKI
KINGDOM.

In order that we may be prepared to
maintain our rights, and defend our prop
er,y, from the grasp Of pretended Patriots,
we are led TO enquire why arms, belonging
10 the Patriots, have lately been soldin Swan
ton a, Sherif's sale for less than one fourth
OF their value, TO liquidate private debts'
We have been robbed by Mott, Crook,
Wool aud other ofFieious meddlers, OF
arms and ammunition but we little ex-
pected that those, who have been such
warm Patriots, would follow the same dis
graceful course. There is some rascaIity
connected with this business that must be
exploded. And however deep laid the
scheme may be, we can assure the perpe-
traitors of this act Of treachery, or breach
of faith, that fear or favor shall not screen
them from exposure. Mott has been
forced TO disgorge some OF his ill-gotten
spoils, and perhaps, Messrs. Traitors, you
too NAV have to fork over. We shall see.
We call upon all, concerned in this under
handed business, for.an explanation that
will satisfy an indignant public.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-20

p1-wm. Lyon MAcEEszIE has been re-
leased by President Van Buren,, and Is
gone to Washington, 10 haste. We IN
ders.and that Case, and Van Rensselaer,
have also been released, bat poor johnson
il s,ia in Jail. Taking these circumstances
IN connection with the arrival of British
troops hips at Halifax, and the fresh ar
rival of troops In New Brunswick, we are
inclined 70 think WE SMELL pow
DER.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-20
NORTH AMERICAN;
swANToN. ~ 90. sc.

. - TIE tsaus ste nsss tHfsftaing- pfoh'fn'
e. efrhs hishsn ssnporsars j. sb@ss 80 ~ Aa'fts'
ss-rhs tae a tha n0ssos IS - te isses' fAF
s.esase q hausaaas ana hogenf Rhiapaephf, ~at
sshs fste ~ Zee eevefmFaents, are fsFstss 70 ths
.ssssas. iasw aafal j. gao responsibility ho~
sssassznn sAs hassra We are 90 astsFu'ass
ssbx eur dseaa sAe sagr3sees 81 o0s theories aa9
aAsrsssaia ~hesbes a fePnhieaa system q sefefa'
ssaeai. kstll sa sAs wi ~. ard receiving - rev,
s.ps, sssssn.dslslv hofs 'he people. - esrable q
.ssfssasnsev rs severe Fusy; 90 oasaia espesaea'
.s,al knautsaee ssss las ise bbeaF 81 ths elsiHeH
ss.s sousaasAale wish sba safety Of The state; V
.vso4e. ~ short, whether i" The ptopls ere fhsir
sspsrn ssorft sms~rit," as is asserted BY monafea-
assts aNsist' Rtgisssr.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-20
From The Fort Covi;ngton Gaselte.

.Macken1ie's Gazette. This valuable
journal came TO US last week in new
form and greatly enlarged dimensions,
with its columns filed to OVERLOOKING with
choice and interesting matter. It's size is
about the same as the Albany Argus,
with few advertisements. We need not
again tell our readers what we think OF
this paper our opinion of its merits and
usefulness remain unchanged, and we
should consider its downfall at this time
one of the greatest calamities that could
possibly beal the cause Of Liberal prin-
ciples on this continent. Mackenzie's
fearless spirit, incompatible integrity, and
devoted patriotism are just what is wanted
in these days Of general political degenera-
cy and corruption, and we trust his Ga
zette will be literally sustained by the
friends Of free government and republican
institutions.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-20
FOREIGN.

Tur Jsws.-A Hamburg paper, the
/ Doyoxiefnna, saws 1.-THE jews of Con,
s,antieopie, have, with their Rabbi, de-
csarcd that they will not wait any longer
than another wear for their Messiah. u
within that time he does not appear, they
will conclude that he has already come,
and then they will Try TO discover by what
religion be Is already recognised. The
Rabbi Is entirely OF their opinion, and has
even proposed to his congregation to en-
brace The Christian Religion"
There can be no doubt that Mehemet-
| Ali has no confidence in the result oil the
debates among the Christian Powers fela-
tive to the affairs in the East, but is TAX
ing measures TO place himself securely in
| position of defence. In recent interview
with the commander OF French corvette,
Mehemei-A Ali said, that on the day the
powers declared war against him, lbrahlm
pacha should pass the frontier with 23,Voo
troops, and raise an Instruction IN Anato-
liza and the provinces of Asia Minor that
80, 600 men of the army OF the Hedlas, had
received orders 10 be ready 10 march INTO
Syria and occupy that country, that the
burning of the feet would cause hum but
little aneasiness, as he was about TO re-
move the guns and ammunition TO his forts
and other points of his coasts, converting
the crews into soldiers, leaving only sui
fcient number on board TO exiingnish The
flames and, finally, that his National
Guards would defend Cairo, Rosetta and
Alexandria.
Preparations for war daily increase. The
Civil Guard is formed, and not long ago
the Pacha received from Cairo 400 chests
Of muskets and dresses for his guards,
which have already been distributed, TO
the CONSERVATION of the inhabitants. be-
douins are expected every day, which will
form the irregular cavalry of 10000 men,
and skirmish about the coast. All the !or-
treSses and coasts around this city are wei
fortified, wanting nothing neither with re-
gard to ammunition, for the Paeha has
that of the squadrons, within a few days
be landed nor with regard to men, Tor
he has at his disposal 90 or $4,000 men be-
tween marines and troops besides ~, 900
men Of the Civil Guard, and $4,000 Be-
douns so that he may easily defend the
coasts and fortresses Of Alexandria and
in Cairo, in addition to the regular troops
which are there, he will have 25, 1000 men
Of the Civil Guard.