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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-07
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In this town, on the 9th ult, Mrs Lydia G.
Clark, wife VI Nr. John Clark and daughter Of
the late MI John Tilinghas,. in the 32d year Of
her age.
On Sunday morning last. Mary Eliza. aged i6
months and days, daughter of Mr. Lewis Titus.
At Mlddleown on Thursday last, Mrs. Elizabeth
Coggeshall, widow Of Mr. Joseph Cogyeshsll, aged
81 years.
10 Tiveron, on the o-th ui,, Miss Patience Dur.
fee aged l6 years.
Brownel, widow OF Mr.. Joseph Brovneli, aged
90 yearS.-On the 2iih, Mrs. Sarah Briggs, widow
of Mr.. Job Briggs.
In Bristol, on the 25,h ult., Mary Ann, daughter
Of Mrs, Mary L. Nys, aged Bon Saturday 20Ih,
John Frederick, son Of Mr.. VIM G.. Van Doom,
aged months and week'.-on Sunday 27'h,
George Henry, son OF William PAUL, Esq aged
II months and days
In Providence on Tuesday evening s9th ult.,
Frances Elizabeth, youngest daughter oi Mr..
Henry G. Mumford, in the 10Th year oi har age.
We canno, forbear passing tribute TO the mem
ory OF Miss Frances E. MUmFoRD, neliced IN the
paper ysste erdsy That one, thus early IN life,
when called to leave world, possessing attractions
calculated 10 allure the youthful heart should meet
even the first approach Of death with such calm
resignation and entire willingness, 10 depart and
meet her God must be strong consolation to The
heart Of bereaved parents that death to her had no
terrors; and sweet must be their recollection oil
their beloved child, in tho trust that
Her soul hath burst lis prison Of rlsy,
And basks IN the blaze OF eternal day"
Prop Journal
In Providence, On Thursday, Mr. Daniel Henry,
Youngest son Of Capt. Samuel Oldiidgs, in the
18Th wear Of hi. age.-On Sunday morning. MIS-
Phllena Butts ip the Goth year of her ags.-Samc
day. Hannah Jane, dsugh,sr Of Captain Robert
CoIbert, aged 10 years Mrs. Bet'ty CSpron, aged
65 years.
At New Shoreham. on the 22d ult. Weston 9
Youngest son Of Gideon ID. and Lydia Ball, s.ed9
months and II days.
At New ShorehaIn on the 29h uli., John, only
chlid OF Barzella B. aud Mary Dunn. aged 2years
and six months.
Al Jewett City Gem. on Wedse.dsy morning
last Mrs. LYDIA NJ. Gilbert wife Of Mr. Soorson
Gilbert, OF Providence, aged SO years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-07
AUCTIONS.
Real Estate al Auction.

&x1A NOTICE is hereby given that ihsfs
n.s,H. will be cold at Public Auction, on the
IlIiM premises, on the 2S,h day Of October
sxssxnN next. s,2 o'clock T. ~, by virtae OF .
License Of the Count OF Probate, OF hs town Of East
GreenwIch, all the right, title and interest which
MARY COGG EsHALL, deed. had a, The tins
of her decrease 80 much ,thsrssf as will be sna-
Gent 10 pay all her jus, debts and ncidcaia charges.
IN aud To a certain lot Of land with dwelling house
thereon, situate in the compact part Of thsiown "
Newport, on Easlon's Point; fronting Westerly on
NashIngton-sneet and bou nded on the North by
land ais Of Sam Phillips. decd. South on land late
OF Slmon Newton, and East ON land Of widow Dyer
AND ALSO, in and to all the buildings stand
lng on one other lot Of land situate on said Easton
Point. houndcd South on w Willowsteet Fast On land
late of Peter Deans, deed Westerly land late Of
James Townsend decd, aud North on land late of
Henry Handy.
sad Estate will be sold ip the highest bidder, for
cash on delivery Of Deed thereof 10 the purchaser.
SILAS WEAVER, Admr.
East Greenwich. Sept Odd, is,0-lw.
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M
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Oct Isl.
Soops Hudson. West, for New Bedford Arion
Hull, for New York. both from Prov vidsncs.
Briggs Pearl, Harding. Philadelphia for Boston
George, Bennett, Providence for Portland; sehrs
Pioneer, and Hornet New York for Taunton
Caidtine, Waite. Providence for Gardiner Fer
mar, Nickersou, do for New Bedford, Eliza & Nan
ey, dofor Bath Ceral, Allen, and Argus, uuehins
Lubse for Bridgeport; Effort, Drsysnar, Boston
for Virginia Ceres Nichols, Bangor for Easl
Greenwich; Cashier. Colcord, do. for Norwich
. SATURDAY. Oct 81.
Seb'rs Lucy Blsko. Blake. from Camden; Turk
Eldrsd, Portsmouth Rose, Burgess, Dennis. and
Torch, Chsee. do-all for New York: Alabama
5ouIe.. .Philsdelphia for Edgsrto~n.
SUNDAY. Oct Ah.
Seh'r Ann A. Parker, Btigh,nsn. from Balii.
timore Banner. Nicksrson, Bristol for Boston (:
Merchant Do~dy. Elizabeth City; ~ We.co,t,
Blew, Fast Greenwich for Philsdel phia: Red R.ver
Godfrey. Lnbeek for New York ;-Sloop A rgonsut,
from Fall River: Excel, GisddIug New York for
Bristol: Trsnpb Comsioek, from Lyme.
SAiLED-Sehr Cors, Msybsry. West Indies.
MONDAY. Oct 5th
Sloop Ttcum,es. Cbild. from ". York for Prev;
Glide, Mathews. Fall Rner for Hartford; Cadet,
Swan from Stopinston.
CLEARED.
i,:--Sloop Hope. Pi,msn. New York
3d-sth'r John B Woofsrd. Appslsehinols
9th 5eh'r 5spsllo. Towusesd, West Indies
----.,..O-~.---
rApiNE MEMORANDA.
A.. :, Ss.s O,tsa-, - ". shp P.'ssf- p, -
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From the Delaware Gazette.

From the Delaware Gazette.
THr CONTEST IN DELAwARE.-The more
oppo ortuniy We have for observation, the more
firmly we are convinced of the entire scocess Of
the Republicans Of little Delaware in November
next. She is sound TO the core. There is not
the least doubt that she will cast her votes for
the Constitution and Equal rights. 1t is true,
she has been in years past. found upon the side
of whiggery. hut the veil has been drawn from
her eyes. aud she now sees clearly her error,
and is de,ermiuee 10 retrace her false steps.
The Democracy are up and doing, and alrea-
dy do the faint hearts Of the British Wings
quail, and feel that the hardy yeomen Of this
State are not 10 be fooled and cheated our ol
their rights, by either log cabins, coon skins OF
hard cider, or the gross misrepresentation o
facts and perversions Of truth. Delaware is a.
sure 10 60 for Martin Van Barren, as the tide
eb5s and flows.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Sep. %.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Sept ess,
tReported for the Boston Daily Adv. and PaIio,. ]
At market 6i5 Beef Csule. $50 Stores, $500
Sheep and II60 Swine.
PsicEs-Be.f Casie-A small advance usi effect.
ed fem last week. w. quote first quality at s 65
So second quality IS 5 50; third quality -
a Is.
St0r,s-Ye.rlings t5a IL; two year old size
IS; three year oldS - p25.
sl,ep-Sal.s quick Lots sold for ! 80. 50.
| 81. 81. IS -. as.
Sotns-Lo,s TO peddle sold At ga 81 for sovs
aed 14e for Bafrovs, 10, al u and 81 and
10, extra at q aud Aic. At tr.'sil from Ito 81
N.w-foRK Cattle MAREET. Sept. 2sth.
Reported for the New York Jour Of Commerce,
Al market lI5o head Of Beef Cattle, including
too lsft over last week zoo from the South, bal
lsnee from this State 50 milsh Cows. 40 sheep
ine Lamb
TIE sssf -s' Of 4 eeod quality aud -. -n,rse
-ss ss71' o. 'sa --ss sale. - sS0 Assr 81 s. =
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JUST RECEIVED

.St the Ladies Ornamental Eafr Emporium,
1877 THAMES STREET,
a VARIETY OF French and German Orna-
"a mental Hair Work Also, Mohar Caps and
Childrens nets, some at the low price OF IL cts
steel whslebons and wooden busks, with variety
OF shell combs; Patent solss for Ladies and Gen
lemen's boots and shoes, Rowland's Kalydor,
Gowland's Lotion, sc. JOHN REMOND.
n. r Persons holding old fashioned tea, coffee
pots, cans or tumblers, and who wish TO dispose OF
them. will apply as above, and fair price will be
paid for the above ARTICLES.
Oct 9Th.
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WIUNVERS.

Arr at New Bedford Goth. ship Herald, Rcket
sen. Taleahuana. June 2aSh, 1900 bhlS. sp. oil
Reports sailed from Tacamss. Nav !, Geo. and
& Susan, NIB 2S00 on a cruise. Spoke May 10
lat 4 $. lon. ~ w. Spartan, Nan. 20o-reporied
Roman Smith. M 8 mos out 1000
SPoxEs-Of Cape Horn, no date, (by the
Matches. al n. York; ship Mercury, Haskell, from
Pacific for New Bedford. 2200 bbls
At n. Zealand. in June. ship Luminary. o
Warren. mos. out, clean.
Arr at Sasharbor. eth barque Coneodia, from
South Atlantic, full (sboui 2lo0 bbls.)
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Number OF Pensioners, 20
Do. Of colsred males l52-females 273
No. Of deaf and dumb s-blind 9-lnsane &
idiots 81.
No. engaged in Agriculture l3l-Manufae-
lures and trades lOs9-Nsviestiou 323-Learn-
ed professions 80.
No. Of Academies and Grammar Schools s.
scholars 100. Primary & common schools IL
scholars 1925. Scholars at public charge 62s.
No. of Whites ever 20 who canno, read and
and write, 90.
Our total population in 1890 vas sOl3
Increase IN 10 years, 3Os
Mr.. Paine request, us to state that copies
Of the returns will bs lsit on the morrow at the
Esglc Hotel aod Park House, for the inspsc-
ton OF our citizens, and that any errors pointed
cut within fortnight will be corrected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-07

Ladies 10 the Rescue The Pensacola Ga
zetie Of September -, relates The most
amusing incident OF INSTRUMENTATION that we
have happened TO meet in print. 1t is the
story Of The delivery OF boy from the jail in
tha, place by party Of ladies The case was
that of boy belonging TO French man-of-
war; who was about fitecn years age, Acciden-
tally left in 1888, and had, from bad advice,
failed TO deliver himself up when his ship re-
turned. On application of the French Vice
Consul he was arrested few weeks since and
committed to the custody of The Marshal, pur-
suaot TO treaty between the two governments,
To be sent 10 France. Some days ago, about a
dozen of the soft sex determined upon making
a rescue, and succeeded in taking the prisoner
by force out of tire Marshai's custody and set
ting him free. The Marshal was absent on
other duties when the gallant party obtained
entrance into the prison, and while some ot the
slouiest Threw down the guard and held him,
others unlocked the door and showed the pris.
oner ont.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-07
lAmEs CONNER. TYPE FOUNDER

AmES tON NGN, TIE wv NDEN,
~ corner Of Ann aud Nassau streets, Now York,
respectfully informs lis old pauQns and the public
gcnerall that he continues TO manufacture and sup
ply every article used IN tho printing business az
well as to stereotype all jobs that may offer lie
embraces this opportunity 20 return thanks ~ those
whose patronage he has extensively enjoyed for 80
many years and say that he is TO bo found at the
old established stand, corner Of Ann and NASSAU
streets, fully prepared TO execute any order thai he
may be honored with; aud that The Type manuiac.
tured by him ia from selection of Faces taken from
his old specimens. together with u number of nddl,-
ions Of Superior Cut tina, be is enabled to supply
Sorts rs well Fount. Of ,hs mos, beanuul Of his
t,ld Faces. and ofa greatly improved quality oi met
al. lie i. also engaged IN getting up. by newly
discovered process. an ex,onsve series Of New ant
Highly Oinamenied Articles. Arrangements arr
aJe with the Manufacturers Of Presses aud o,he
Printing materials. that will enable him TO erecnt'
orders as espeJnonsly as any other Fsnrder in ih'
Union, and o., ~ favorable terms
A new specimen book is now in tho course o
printing.
N. H. Newspapers copying the above adver
tisen,cut three times. and forwarding one copy con
tanning II will be entitled to their pay in type. Prov
ded bill Of four tunes the amount be made.
Oct. 7th.
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NOTICE.

A NY ,sIcc, rar,y can be furnished with Dinners
"A : or snppers BY giving reasonable npiice at RE
nOND's, l37 Thamsssrsst.
Also, parties who wish TO be pro,i for on ez
cursions. can br accom- modated.
n. b. A fair p,ico win be paid for any quantity
Of Plo,er. OF Ength Snipe. M above
Aug I3
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u averasfng Sl4 the 100 lbs

ga averaging sl4 the 100 lbs
Mieh Covs-3 were taken at $50, $50, and
SIS cash.
Sheep aud Lambs we're lower, 3l75 sold
Sheep Al s5 to 81. and Lambs at 10 cents 10 So
% each.
H,y-Sales brisk al Sc TO 20 cents the 100 lbs.
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Those States marked with a star. choose
members Of Congress on the same day that
Stale officers are chosen, except New Jersey,
which chooses them at the Presiden, election.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-07
Encourage Domestic Manufactures.

STOVES, FOR burning coal or wood, maniiiae'
tured q, the NEWPORT FOUNDRY,
which for convenience or economy are not surpass'
cd by any stove in the market, for suo by
VIM. BROwNEyI.
Sept. 2d. Nert south cfthe Post. 0Tf.
uJ' The public are invited to call aud exs'o'ns
for themselves.
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Desirable Real Estate for Sale,
The Subscriber offers for sol,,

The Subscriber offers for sale,
ES~A THE HOUSE occupied by hm--s
SsSsM first <ate stand for business--two stores
!sl.H4 IN front, aud the house in complete
.HAks.M repair and eau. accommodate n large
fam,ly OF number OF boarders; or, with a trl1ins
expense, can accommodate two families. The w"
story building in the rear ia planned to aecommo-
date family with five ropais, exclusive Of The n
par rtu,ens tha, have hcen used for an oyster esla
ii.hmcni-7a iirs rate stand 10, thar business. The
whole wal, ba sold together or either Of them separ-
ate. on very accommodating ierms. Hsif OF tho
purchase money can remain on ipierest,h desired
Possession eyenAprIl next or u the person VINO
purchases desires possession before. it can he given
tho hrs, OF October or November neAt. For further
information enquire OF T.. =. NEWTON. auction
cer. or to the subscriber on The premises.
Aug. l2ih. Do .KEHoNp-.
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nv " ~ -
o. Persons caHi'
say 4" adrsrfissd, as
separate bon.
Anthony J Il
Allen Sylyanus
Mrs--Arn,strons Ann
Allen Elizabeth
Burgess Tristan >
baleh Alfred 4
Bowue Willis,s
Bal.on john
Brown John j
Ball GIDEON
Barker Edwin
Burrows Capt VIM
Babcock Latham .
Brown Isaac
Burgess Capt Seth )
Z Miss-Brown Betsey
Biiggs Ann
Coggeshall Wilson
| Collins John
Ca,wcll Philip
I Church Robert
I Cater W illam Jr,
Mrs-Coggeshall Louisa
! Miss-Crnbb Ann
Clssby Phebe W
Dagge,t Capt. Peter
DAVIS e. Il
- Drethy
Miss-Aman'a NJ Drnhar
II
| Dickinson Louisa
ri6eld Franklin
GladdiDs Samuel
Gardiner X II Jr
Gardner Benz.
Gray Edward
Howell John Brown
Hazard William
Haskall Cap, { II
iieizsree J \
Hazard J NJ
Hall Mr.,
Hill Bernard
Miss lleryey Jane T.
Handy Augusta
Jones Charles "
yoshn Zachnis
Mrs-Jones Col A 8.
knights parmele
Logare Hugh )
l.iillc Amos
Lee Constantine
Laioram Noel
Love Richard )
Lee Samuel
Mrs-.Li,ingsion Miranda
Little Julia b
Ladd John q
Love Richard Lee
Lllibridgc porcss
Miss-I.awranco T. &
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S.v.t.-Unted State, figs'. Constitution.
,sd .ehooaer Bor.r, -srs - Ca'lsc -srl, iu
rviv. Th- - L-pil -,s ~ cfu's, s--our
- -s's-f,
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x for them miHpleast
they are placed in d
Msrrick Charles
Mex Hop john
Mason William )
Magistrate Amy
lMp-Morrisou
lNorlhup Mumford n,
Norlhnp Phebe
Osborn George
Neil John q
Mlss-onely Elan
Prey VIM NJ
Pence Thqs A
Peters . Il
Mr-Panon Marais
Pcckham Harriet
Potter Rebsccs
Polier Phabe
Robins Asher
Kicker Hosea
.Mrs-Robinson Ann
Shermau Cap, Joseph
smith Cephss
J SlmWous Edward
Slnmons Nathaniel
Simons Maurice
Mrs Sherman Rosetta
Mlss--Sloddard MARY {
Suddcrs Sarah Z
D Taylor James r Q
Tnpp Charles
Taylor ,Peleg
Tucker William II
Tiffany OIL
Thompson Alfred w
Thornely w
TYLER Thomas II
Turner Middleton
NJ iss--Tel'sir hsry
Underwood Nicholas
Will, Edward >
White Pardon
Wade Capt John
Mrs--Whi,ing Lucy
w ilber Rcb",ca
MippLETows
Gibbs Enoch
Hopkins Luke
Rnrker Joseph s
Coggsshall James
JAMEsTows.
Stoddaid Rev John
Lake rhurston
Consdon Benz
IRIsH
Cary Owen
feeny John
Mccormack Rodgsr
iiernon James
ITithers Nancy
II. II. CARR, y. N
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ELECTIONS.

We have carefully corrected the following
sble and believe that il may nov be dsperdHd
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GOOD SAMARITAN,

Who,c also may be fsrnd Trusses Of all kinds
and Of any variety, such as Halls, Stagners Marsh
e's IIcnizelmnn',. Common &e-nl OF which on
plca,on will BE- fitted to each individual case.
on suIglcaipnnriples.
Sent. 10Th 1870
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CENSUS OF NEWPORT.

We have this morning been furnished by Mr.
Paine. the U. s. Marshars Assistant, with an
sbstract Of the aggregate returns Of The esnsu,
of this town, lrsm which We take the following.
Whole nsmbsr of inhabitants, 1921
White males 1924 Do. females 4l72
Ia a. ha,u.an On A. inn L n 4. Il G
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For Providence, Bristol, 4 Newport
ARRANGEMENT FOR OCTOBER.
NA
A@wAsrp
.-&-kS--N3ttX,
SEEA NIRnAT RAIInnN

CAPT B. =. W'OOLSEF,
WILL LEAVE NEWPORT, Will LEAVE PRoviprScF
TUESDAY, Wednesday, Tuesday, "Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Thursday, Friday & Sat
Saturday nt : p. m. urday At % o'clock n, IN.
Sundays at 4 p. IN. Sundays at 9 a. m.
Landing a; BRISTOL both rays.
Mondays trip will be omitted until further notice
FARE so CENTS.
GTThc above arrangement may be depended on
Freigh, of all descriptions taken ., packet prices
The public are forbid trusting any person on
account Of this boat, without an order from the
Captain
Passengers from New Bedford or Fall River by
taking the King Philip to Bristol will there NEE, the
Balloon and have an opportunity TO spend three
hours or more in Newport. and return the same
day. Sept. 9th.
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rApiSE nEMoptNDA

~ . Ns'' oii'sr,. y 9'' 'hp fs''''I-' y
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING IN Tnn POST oFFicE, KEW
PORT, Y. ..
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OCTOBER LIST. 1910.
05~ Persons calling for them miHplease
'Gy" adrerfissd," as they are placed in a
separaie bon.
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TRUSSES.

DOCTOR FLETCBGR'S PATENT TRUSS
new and 6rs, rate article, jus, received aod for
sale at the sign Of the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15
q q q q Q q q

LNvANS' FAMILY APERIENT PILLS arc Dor,
IL ly vegetable. composed with the sirctcst pee
ion OF science and of ART they produce nausea
and.are warranted to the following diseases which
arise from impurities of the booI. viz:-Apoplexy
Sous affections Coughs Colds. Ulceracd throat
SCARLET Fever. Asthma, Cholera. Liver Complaints
diseases Of the KidLeys aud Bladder Ahectiuns pecu
lar 10 females, and all those diseases of whatsoever
sind, To Which human nature IL subject where the
stomach is affected
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. g. COLDS. Nervous
diseases liver complaint, dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
pi.s ulcers, female weakness. and all Of hypu-
hondriacism. low spifits papaton of The heart nsr
irritaby. nervous Weakness Ruor albus eninal
Weakness indigestion, loss OF appetite heartburn, gen.
.ra debility. bodily weakness chorosis green sick
less, hatulcncy, hyscrca ainiings mysteries, head
tcheS, hiccup sickness, night mare rheumatism.
Isihna, tic doulosrcux crlnp spnsmcde nfrctiurrs
IND those who are victims TO that most circulating
disorder, GoUr, " fund relief fion their sufIerings by
a course of DIR. Evans medicine.
BetDdre IF CO1nferfeifS-CAUrIoN: he particular
IN purchasing 70 see that the label OF this Medicine
contains notice of its entry according 10 Act Of Com
greSs And be likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham street, New-Nork from the RECU-
LAR AGENTS. WAL II. KING UhcciiEg.
Is
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PITTSBURGH MARKET.
FRIDAY. December 20. 1910.


Business fOr the of the year c,n;inues md
crate, and a eool deal l. st doing m The prnluce
'rI salt. pork. &c Flour Is 81 and for choice J. OF
d3ls per hhl Sales af several hundred bb!s nj the
nNer ai iruin Wagons; ab,vc. aud aboat go bhls
irom stores al S3-25 Tor Louisville or lower mar
ket.
Cloverseed-SmalI sales a sl90 a IS per bush
el.
Timothy Sales SlTJaSa
feateersi-siles go It's good Kentucky tie cur.
rency.
lrbn--blu"nIs--Stlcs durinr the week nG about
25J tons oi !dnilIa X Kentucky al $50. x s ms
We saw letter from Iron establishment in Jnni.
ala. IN which Plisbur,h house offered SO M cur
rency, or So 6&9 uos
Pig Mciai-Saes of about 300 tors Al $40 .3l Sac
mos.
Sit--ls risirr. Salss At the river and canal 81 =.
e2Ilo1 and liJ, and from sIorcs several hundred
bbls at sl.7j.
Sngar-Salr- Of 10 hid, prime y. o. "a aad 8 hhds
II quality. ai'1 &. 4 months
SlO'-Ss!es 400 llS..-7c in kegs
WhisNey-=iery plenty and dali at Is and i9 cent.
per eailml
Teas arra China gpods have advanced since the lat,
news from China.
/ Peach-s-Dred. 81 bushels Iron. stores 62l
Apples DO 81 do do E2t
! P0rS-Sales of about 2000 hogs. 2J0 lbs ui,I n,
wards. al 81 80, and under. I 25 cash
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Moxp,Y. Drcruaya N ,elo

Tao Speaker having called the lloase To order
Mr. Iaylcr' OF Halifax, IrI.'UScJ the following reso.
!Grpn. drawn up by Mr. Crcgpr.:
Fe-strcf, That the committee nr Lunatic Uos,ii,Is
D. Instructed ~ inquire into the cSrcdency of royid.
ne by llw ,r tc enlargement of The nrescn; Lunnljc
Hospitals, rs 10 mako them si, iel!y c3nmoliou,
II arcom"oGl!e ali he i.GtIi,s ~ The Stale and also
- an ND tie existing Laws ia relation 10 Iunat...
Hospitals, - rs more oGcctaa.y 10 prov ide f,r The
ponce ani management u said Institutions and Thai
siii committee have leave 10 report BY bill or Other
wise. Agreed To-
Nr. ErsAiac presented potion Of sundsv citizen.
Of Grecubnr- c"nuty, as1:Gg that laS may pass 10
prohibit !ee PrG1JEs cI color ccng into the C,nn,,n
wealth
NJ. Cotton moved Ia; So mud Of ne rnyc.ser'.
Message ~ rela;es 10 primary s.hp,ls and OF or
branches OF educaoa, be referred to he co,lritiee
OF Schools and Colleges Agreed to-
Mr. Dorman moved ;hUI lais house Will procecd ON
Monday next, 81 joint vote with The Senate To Inc
lection cj United Stats Scsr,inr. To snpnIy the
vacancy Occassned hy The ex se;iJn 81 The Tern, oI
service Of VIM. g tIves, E-,. 4 reed TO-
NJ May submitted 4 rcspluiilr To- the rff; G. th,,
The co'"m:i ni Cuus;s OF Ju-,i-e hc rcouir,! Il,
inquire INTO aad report ou the r"pnety of bringing in
'iii 60 make the High S>Fy The presiding officer nj
all election S, a"j % allow ban alone TO make il.
return and give the casting vote i ease of u tie
Mr.. Nay said that ius some DAYS The press of
h"silc-s would not bo great lie would move la HEY
should meet Of o'clock. in o,icr ic give the con mil
Iccs IN opportunity Of brumg ,hrJu.. heir busine,s
- early &c 70 sz..Hr. trrrg! 10.
HuGs- at.jslFnrd 10 iIrct at o',Io,k Tomorrow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15
SA DUN IN EARNEST .,

An oN'nin'iion of the accounts Of rrr suhscribcrs
through 'h' c"untrysho"s that very few ofhem have
paid Us any hing for The last two years and seafrey
a dozen for the last year They are behind hand. IN
most instances from one TO ten dollars This in each
instance Is very email suu 10 tie individuals ow ina
IT, but the aggregate il Of irimcuse Importance To ts
and we IRE 50 situated To need, rcry much. every
hing that IL our due We therefore request and this
WI" be the last request shall make N this way. an
"ho are indebted to us 10 attend 10 the pavrnent
We have fought the battle Of The people faithfully.
and now we expect such compcnsarioh rs our term,
and our eIigencics demand