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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

h0de Island Eech0H-The Provipance Joumsl con.
tains returns Of Representatives from al the toynsb. d.
m the Stale except nine. The result is. As Wing mem.
bers elected. snd . Van Buren,. Showing n Wbiy
gain Of one Member I'm TivcronJ compared with lie
results Of the April election. In other respects on
change. The nIne towns 10 be heard from. elected lsst
April 4 Wings and IL Van Burcn Tnen.
The Seniic holds Ovef.e a Vase. f. consists Of 10
mcmbers' eli Wbigs. The last House consisted sf4s
Wings and2l Van Buren, mer.
IL viii deyoive upon The new legislature, o. 10 ses.
sion ~ OcioboT. 20 elect a United States Senator IN
place Of Mr. Knight, Wing. ub0so term Of service CT.
p res on the 4fh Of March next
LATER
lbe Providence Journal gives The names Of Repre-
'eniaiiyos elected from Oh he counties m tho State
creeping fvc-frOm which u appears tbut ~ Wing.
have been elected. and - asminIstriuon alcn-ybirb
MIih u majority IN The Senate, makes . msiorty Of
81 on joint ballot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

iNDrASA-The Wings have - majority ON joint bal
lot. The House stands - WING, % Loco. The Sen
ne 81 Wing, IS Loco. or the IL Senators elected
this year. the Locos have 2 One vacancy by resip
nation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

KENTrcKT-The Wings have 81 majority on jOint
ballot The House stands 7G wings. 81 Loco.. The
senute % Wings. Il LOcos. OF The SENATORS elected
this ysur. the WhisI have oil but two. One vacancy
by resignation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-03

The English arc making great preparation for O
great effort TO penetrate the inter OF Of Africa. by rs.
cending the Niger. Three iron steam vessels built OF.
pressly for this purpose ne 10 he used. to be cormnn.
dod by Capt Henry d. Trouer Of the Navy. who will
also have charge OF the expedition.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29
THE !
SUICIDE IN FRANCE.

young serjeant-major of the doth regiment
of the line, blew out his brains in Calais, in De-
cemhcr last. Itappears he was universally res
peoted in his corps, and assigned, Gun c'agria
SoDsestique," as the only cause for the rash step
he had taken. One of his comrades wrote the
following lines on the melancholy subject, which
are worthy of insertion, as specimen of the ed
ucation and style ofthought of the French Private
soldier; and have attempted free translation
of them Here follow the lines:-
Unhappy mani what madness stung thy soul
And sped thy desp'rate hand?
WHY madly spurn lifes sparkling bowl,
And waste its precious sand?
It's bitter dregs by thee were yet untasted,
Thy heart was yet unchill'd;
Thy youthful energies had not been wasted,
And SORROW had not filEd
Thy generous soul with anguish nothing base
Had staind thy noble brow;
The whir4wind of the passions left no trace
O'sgony below.
But glory beam'd upon thy glad career;
HoRcur itself approved
Each action of thy stainless liie;-no fear
pepress'd thine upward look,
Whit each admiring comrade held thee dear,
AnacalPd thee friend as thou amongst them NOV d.
In that broad book,
Where all our destines are fx'd by Heaven,
Thy page had ample marge;
And long and happy years to thee were given.
Alas that such fair hopes and prospects large,
Were counted vain!
That life's bright goblet you should east away,
Nor choose to drain!
Hard is his fate, to whom Hopes cheering ray
No gladness gives!
Who spurns each fond illusion in despair;
Who coldly lives,
And finds in death alone, release FROM care!
Poor friend, adieu.
Thou hast done wrong life's banners te DESERT
And we complain Of you,
Not TO have let us known thy utmost inward hurt
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29
VOL. LIMO. SO.

boisterous waves soon swamped his frall boat,
and he and his dear money went down together
On came the dashing boats, and boarded amid
a broadside of Spanish dollars, on the larboard
and starboard bow, both quarters, at the stern,,
and in the waist, through the ports-in fact,
every where, during incessant discharges OF
Kendall bombs, charged with newspaper-winged
lies, and brazen-faced falsehoods, and fiery
Globes The Williams threw gold dust into the
eyes of the boarders, and fired off showers ell
Grundy grenades, Blair bullets, Munchausen
Language and loco-foco matches. They fought
with their political scalping knives, Tory toma-
hawks and Traitor half-pikes; their A. K. pistols
and v B. muslzets, butt enders, clubs and cut
Iasses, and mob cold shot, like desperadoes, who
lad an utter adherence to all suspension frsm
the gallovs and the yard arm; but, In valn' Tor
victory was seated on the star-spangled banner
and the old Lion of the West was an eagle in the
contest. 'eDown with the traitors and the enc
mics of their country Death to the pirates and
no quarter War to the knife, and the knife TO
the hilt," rang as the battle cry of the boarders
far above the din and tumult ofthe conflict. LED
on, as of yore, by their brave chiettaln, their
trusty blades swept the decks fore and aft, until
not foe remained, and tearing down their pr
raticaI banner, the glorious stars and stripes
floated again at the peak, over as dauntless a
crew as ever took in a reef on the sea yard arm,
in storm.
eeClear the decks, and about the ship" shout
ed the old sailor. Cup helm and hard a-port-
topmen, there, away aloft and bend on new
sails"
And the vessel, paying off, sprang before the
breeze, like generous steed, who knows MS IL
der. as sail after sail is spread upon the YARDS
and, with flowing sheet, she enters again INTO
the harbor of prosperity, from which she had
been So long stranger, amid the triumphant
shouts Of thousands, who made the wcllzin ring
with the names of the noble hearted seamen VINO
had captured their beloved and favorite Vessei
| FROM the enemy.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29
IIIitI,AW IIOIIGM.

Corner of Eutdto and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
THyHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons o
this establishment, their friends and the public gel
nerally that they associated themselves together
~ for the purpose of conducting the same. Inc
fiiiTIf EUI,A WeHQI Sc was completed aHd hrst open
Fed in tl6, ut which time it was furnished through
in the every best MANNER andw1thout kesaae cost
The comfort ana convenience of its interior arrange
ments its high mud airy location, comine to1ender II
proverbaliy pleasant and healthy. II is particularly well
adapted fortle accommodation of FAsfIL les and LA
DIES having agreat number of Private ParieIrs, LA
dies Ordinary and splendid Drawing Room, with pr
vate Baltimore street. In every respect the
Eutaw House is second to none in the United states
and il is the atshton and firm Observation-Disclosures pro
prictors TO spareno exertons to promote the comfort
and grattcation Of their patrons, and at rdesThich no
execution can be, taken The stock of JFfAffS end
LIQUORS on hand has been mostly imported express
Nv for the otis establishment, selected from the
private stocks of of the most celebrated conno
seurs of the city The BATHS attached otae house
are in compcteofder and open at all times for the use
of the guests. ASAHEL HUSSf1Y,
+. w. ELDER
7 IF taa NH sd
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

EuV order of the commissioners nsolvent debit
ors for the city md county of Baltimore notice is
hereby given to the creditors Of FRlSBI T. FRANCE,
an insolveht debtor that personal discharge main
been granted the si debtor and 1nt the said cred
tons are required intend at tile Office of the said com
miseoners in the house; in the city OF Baltimore
on the 4h day of May next, at 10 o'clock IN the tore
noon and nominate trustee trtsees, to be appoint
ed for their benefit: S1 give all the information IN
them Ia repor to BasiFfore county court, agreeably to
an act of Assembly, sssed DecoBtber session, le3l
entitled 1an act rexsig 10 nsolyC6tAebtors; ana una
the 3rd day of July next, hath been fixed tor the I'm al
hearing in his case Before the said commissioners
Dated the l2ai day of March, in the year 1910.
NH Iaw:3m mal-lawlO"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

nv order ef the commissioners ofinsolvent debtors
Sfor the city and county OF Bj6meIe notice IS mere
by gwen to the creditors ofAilCHAED MckAHAN,
an iuseyent debtor, that persenal discharge nan
heen Granted TO ie said debtor, and that the SAID ere
dors are required attend at ts office OF the said com
mssioncrs in tescourt heuae i'll the city OF Sauofe'
on the first day ofJune next at ten O'CLOCK IN the ioic
neon and nominate trustee or trustees, tobe appom
led for their benefit and TO give all the Information IN
their possession the said commissioners 10 enanle
them 10 report TO baltimore county COURT agrccaby to an
act of Assembly passed Deceiber session, 1851 emu
Ned Gan act relaeng to observation-disclosures; and that the
eearus, in his case ,beforethe said commissioners.
DID the 10th day of April in the year 1870
~ ,w3m ma2- lawl1w
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

WnY order of the commissioner OF insovent DEBT
ors for the city aEd county OF Baltimore nonce Is
sTREErER, an nsolvent debtor, tlid personal dis
charge has been granted the saidde5tsr and mat te
said creditors required TO attend al me Once OF ue
Batiuee q the 6st day of June, atten O'Clock in the
forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees, to be ap
non il; tbeir possession the sidS commissioners, to
enable them to report 10 Baltimore eaunty court agree
ably to an act of Assembly, passed ut December SEES
sion 1891 entitled Aan reatingt to insolvent debt
ors aud that the irst day of August next hath been
xed for the final hearing in his case, before, the said
commissioners. ,e,o
ap IA laW3m 'hsN loffii",
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

,GY115 ITTT e FL Have you Coueh,o. r
Pam and sorencss the Breast, Hoarsehss' that's
rsidieusly stealing away yoNr health ard wiil
: Don intoduce that az1reierting and feiLeestroy-
Consumption, with its cold sSEeats And te'-
vsr to finish vhat.ia perhaps already psssn . =
nf he COMPOUMn- SYRUP OF GUMhRA-
BIZ prepared by &C. X. TYLER, aad stake
sore Immediately tEandreds in thss city lave
uses it. and viii gladly testify tie its sqperior
efficscy in Coagas, Cefds, Hoarsness, Whaop-
ing Cough, Group, &c. 1t gives aiI0ost lns'se-
dlate.relief, and By coisiaued use for few days,
Prera only by Cs. j. TYLER, corner aof
East Baltinxore and High streets, naltimefs.
It is. sid by w. X. Orrial-, corner Of Lexins-
ten and Eutayy sts., Baltic, and in Washington
Citv. by Robert S. Patterson, +. Howard, DsS
Mitchell, and in George towa by o. M. L,inthi
cum. aPASti
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29
PETERs, VEGETA8LE PILLS
E,,o,o N. lfyep York Eranliner.

From Htc-NeW r oIh 1~LHH""S''
SwI1~sS would car attention to the advedsssemeftgh
~ our columns to-day OF PETERS, NEGElh-
-Ri,E FILLS. We understand by the bes' anedlealt1
sherry that there IS preparation of the cay Wnchen
s;oys 50 env,abe 'aRcputaJion At the s"tiland noth
Seir success has been unbounded, and s1erevein<ro
yuced we believe uey have given the Bso perecetsits
eaction We aayc this day had an Interview VITA one
of our citizens tenry r. Fox, who was recefycureu
of most reia kabe and obstinate csfnneons
where the ssie body covered with iifee loau
some ulcers ,a2Id even the tonss ~ the tos9 eate
auny-ald ~ using these PILLS daily for sAa weeks
was entirely gest0red 10 health.
PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.
They de- added restore the k6Hth of Tie soy, De
cause tey purify and nvigoraSe the hlooe, 'and heH
GOOD effects are not eOunteTbalsGced byary mconVe-
being composed entrelS of vegetables, they do
not expose those who thea 70 danger a't ,lelI e.
fcts are as certain they are alatary tney are day
and satcy administered TO intncy youth; nann0od ana
old age and in the Glost cfitfai Sio oeicdte
circumstances; they do not Ss.ub Or shock ane animal
functions but restore their <aer aud te-esabiish mex
healts and all the purposes whicha vegetable fur
save or certain cleanser 9f the whole System are re-
9uKed they stand without priva-tley are allowed 10
be all that can be Accomplished n niedione, both ior
PJ SrS-F For sale by OK TYLER,
~ General Agent,
Corner of Eass Baltimore ;tn1 High streets
And by all tue Druggists II Baltimore, and IN Washing
ton, Georgetown, and alexahdfFa, u. Z.
jel9 2aw -
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

EEY order of the commissioners OF insolVeht DENT
ors of the city and couRty OF Baltimore nonee Is
hereby given o sac rereditorsf of JAMES X GAS
KINS an insolvcs,i debtor thaa personal discharge
hath been granedso the said debtor and that the sid
oreSors reqWhsd TO ait enaS ie eihce OF In9 su
commissioners c court house in the city of Balt
more on the 3rdGay of Augus:Iext, at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon andnoininatc trustee or trhstcss TO De
annoited for thtxt benefit ind,ta give all the nforna
ten in thier possession the sad commissioners 70
enable item to resort Baltimore county court agree
ably to an fassohbiy,. nasssd at December ses
SION 1921 cntiticsf San relating to insoven debt
ors:1 and that the Bird day of Oct. next, hath been
affixed for the final hearing niiscase, before the sad
Dated the 5th day of June ia the year 1910.
iel5-law3m
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

r0V order of fhe commissioners of insolvent deb
rs for the city asd coHnty of BaltimSre, nouce is
hereby given to the creditors OF JNo O. kEi.NEk an
insovent debtor, that apersona disGhse hati gee
da,,g Ia the said de,sef and that the sad creditors
are required to attcsa nj The office of the sad commits
soners in the court hosc, in the city ofBaitnore, on
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed OF
their benefit glTeaiihe information IN tker posses.
sion to the said commissioners to enable tehaA" report
10 Baltimore county court agreeably 10 an as Oh as
sepbly passed at EcceIaber session, 1851 .enu'ied
Gan actreIatng to eebtors and tbst the Is
mo in his case, before the said commissioners.
Da,ed tie Sd day of April, IN the year 1910. .,o
anS-Iaw.m ma . eNFluW
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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

WHV order of the commissioners of nsolvent debt
. ors for the city and county of Bat more nn.tee Is
hereby eivento the creditors ofe FORGE CAREaj an
,nsoyen debtor that personal discharge hath been
Granted TO the said debtor and that the said credorsfe
reouired to attend at the ofiiceotis said commissioners
I'M the court house, in the city 81 BALTIMORE on the
6rst dav of June next, af O'Clock in the forenoon,
and neniinate trustee trustees 10 be appointed ior
eher9 benefit and give all the information in their
,asss;on 10 the said commissioners, to enable them
~ renorf 10 baltimore county court agreeaby 70 an
ACT Of assembly passed at December session. 1881 en-
sitIed fan act relating to nsolyent dehors and that
she st dy of August next hath been fixed for the final
hear;na IN his case, before the said commissioners
Dated The 9Th day of April Ia the year lSiO.
80, .,,xssn mas 1eWI1w
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

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= u FROM WEGETABLE MATTER, by JatoB
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Diseases It's cures for the following diseases: 9sys
pepsa, Loss Of Appetite Indigestion, Intammatis OF
the Stomach, Heart Burn, DarEsa Dysentery or fi,ia-
Piles Fistua, Distracted Menssf nation, Ague and re
yer, Bilious or keRs;tent Fever Typus Fever Sesiet
Fever Small Pox, Efysipelus o. st. Antony's FHe,
Asthma, Pieurisy aeases, yellow Fever, Costiveness'
Wind on the StoiAaciser Bowels, Cholera Morbus, ON
sumpaon Influenza asds, Coughs, Intiammatory Sore
Throat Quinsey, VNhsoping Cousi, Thrush or Sore
Mouth Putrid Sore 9hroat, Group Inflammation OF the
Drspsy, Ricketts, Diseases Of the Liver Jaundce,
s;culty of making Urine leet, Mysteries Nervous aHd
ssrofulous Affections ,ef'ahe meInbeH and ligaments
siescural and Vcnerisi seases, uness, Sores, Anec
tiers of the Skin and adj diseases arising from impure
blond e,x :, -.
ydrAThe above Medicine can be obtaiaed in South
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for using liberal discountrnade to persons who buy
to SEN
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O
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
YHyHR LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF PLY
ID SIC of the University of Mari and, will commence
the ensuing term on the FlRSTiOAY OF SEPTEAl5
BIER next, lnttwSi continue uHth The FIRST DAY ot
MARCH following
Prot. II. POTTER, Thedry and Practice of Met
." II, w. HALL, Otstetncs, Hygiene ard
Med. Jurisprudence
{ IS &c. BAKER, Ma sria Medica, and Tifc-a-
peutcs.
=" w E.A. AKIN, Chemistry & Phaznacy
&C w N. BAKER, Iinatomy and Pbysr5iogy
&c N. r.. SMITH, lecturer on Surgery
FSq the ensuing session arrus gementsh ave heen7ade
by iIich.Dr. sIt will gives full and complete eourse
en- Sargcry before the usual period when his PreseHce
WI be required in Lexingen. After his departure an
aditisnaircosrse SurseTy will be given by the Prof
of Anatotny. In offering ask months course Of Lee
lures instead Gf the term of four MONTHS the ac
Ity nre satisfied that Medical Students will fully appre
ciate the great advantages (Which they will derive from
this eEteasi0u of the time, while for the few WHO canno
conveniently spend six months in the city, an attend
aFce dIsiaug four moIltSNil meet the demands OF III
Sr1er TeweF known facilities of this Institution
have been Increased during the past season by the addi
of nrmerous valuable preparations to it, costly and
extensive Anatomical Museum ind will be further AID
ed h a of the celebrated Pathological Models of
T'hbert orderedfron Paris by DR. Smith. 1t stbelieved
they gi DE the only complete set in tile country on this
side othe Mountains, and will render the course on sur
gerry instructive than it could be made with
out fhenl. The sboHtHd Chemical apparatus of the
University mas been materially improved and increased
and available collection of Foreign and American Min
erals have placcin the LaboraoryoT the benefit
of ae. olas- in Chemistry. Their spacious nissecting
rooms and abundant supply of the hlSterui, enables the
Facu}sy offer advantages for the study OF anatomy,
uncsuaied yaRy institution iii the country, while the
aItisore nfimury affords every convenience for daily
eIinjcsl instruction both in Surgery and Medicine.
ma 10 WILLIAM E. A. AKIN, Bane.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-29

unY order of the COMMISSIONER OF lnsaivcnt dept
ors for the city and county of Bal,im9Ie notice f, IS
1ersay given ts the creditors Of sALnNLiNs Dur
on granted toahe said debtor, and that the said credit
ors are required attend at he Office Of The saia con-
m az, Az day Of Nav next at 10 o'clock IN the fsSe-
moon. and nominate trustee or trustees 10 be apPoiat
ed for their benefits to give all the Information y
% y, rnnort N Baltimore county court, agreeaby to
-. Act Of Assembly passed at December session, 1851
entitled Gan relating 70 nsSvent d dos a. a tbe
I'm, h,r;rg n his case before the said commissioners
Dated the 97tII day of March, in the year lS40
sp 8 1aw3w "aS-ie'' ~"
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HpY order of the commissioners OF msolvent debts
bors for the city aud county of Balmore notice is
hereby give to the creditors of SETH SUMNER
SON, an insoVens debtor, that personal discharge
hath been grantedte the said debtor and ths, the said
creditors required 10 attend at the Office otthe SAID
commissioners hIe court house, in the cry of Balt
more, the It'll day of Sept next at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, and IEeainate trustee or trustees, TO be
appointed for their benefit; and TO give all the infor
nation in their possession to the said commissioners
enable them report Baltimore county court, agree
ably TO an of Assembly, passed at December ses
sion 1881 entitled IAN relating 10 nsoivent debtors
and that the 7thtay of Nov next, hath bean fixed for
the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
sioners.
Dated he 9th day of July, in the year 1885,
iyI2- laW3m
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"a YES, O YES, 0 YEs.-Without any doue
or controversy this day saw the greatest aSsol
ent in the United States, of the most splenddBeds,
Boosters and Pillows Mattresses, Comforts Cott Nc
sc The establishment comprises the greatest quaiu-
~ and variety of goods in the bedding line that ever
beh.d on earth and they selling remarkably low;
however those who wish purchase, IL they VIII car
ahse Bedding Mart, at the N. w and 5 W. corners OF
~ a''-N'U '' ie16
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"a YHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale paiapsr :.
SCI cted brands to which they invite the atte'
Of retailers bakers and families. The Ia eaUsco
FL our Is 50 we'll known in this State as to need
FRI I'm them NO recommendation, and Y .ev pledoe
til eulselves that the branos select. ID shall be
co, sal ia any. intas market.
NORRIS s FAIRBAIRN
No. 2 Pratt, between Gay and Frederick SITS.