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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05


Bayha louis
Baldwin Robert 2
Baily hir- Niarysnn
Baldwin Msfher
Baker Samuel
Dell Alex
Barker William Esq
Beaded DR.
Rii William
Bennett Hiram
liehharn Nelson
Black Samuel
Blake James
Blackwood John
Bell Mrs Jane
Bradford Lucinda
Bippus John
Caidueil David
Campbell Enos ID
Carr Benz
Campbell w c
Campbell Thss NJ
Gallon Charles
Coughorn Washington c
Carter Thomas
Canadian Caroline Mrs
Callcrton Robt NJ
Chapel Jonathan J
Charnock William
Church Andrew
Chick William
Cotton Alex
Couger Mrs
Conard Miss Emma
Conner S;lss
Cooper Films
Collins Francis
Davis IsaAc ,
Davidson James
Darlington A
BAKER John
Day Rachel Mrs
Day William
DE Hass r
DE Hass Willis
Deardcn John
Eagie-on John ESQ
Farley Mary Mrs
Eceles Henry
Ecllols David
Paris William
FarnsworI: John VI
Farris + p Esq
Fallin Mary Mrs
FISHER Jabcz
Forsyth Joseph
Garrison Geo X
Galley John
Cnrven John
! Gallyh-r s:lss
Garland john
Gehoa Francis Esq
, Gender David
| Gibbons Eanick
Gilbert & +
Gibson X
Glazier "
' Gouse Themas
Cough William
Hart Sacos
Hsndlin Agusies
Hall Margaret
Haddcx Sarah MiSx
Hall Margaret T
Hawkins Bar!
Hamilton WIN
Henderson Stewart
Heart Rachel
Herman Samuel
(acksou John
jefferson josiah
Jelly James
Jordan Charles
Jones Oliver
karrick Benz ;
Kaiz solomon 8
Kelsey { G
Kigcr Peter
Ming w w
KunbaH Samuel Esq
Iaml-cri Francis
LANCER Thomas ?
I.anphier James s 2
y Iauror~ Hiram
Lake Evan
Leisure Conard
lie Baron William c ,
Leonard Washington
Lempier Mr.
Lerk:ns DanIei Esq
Nfahon Susanna
iarch AiiHin 2
Martin Ehenezer
Maricle Isabel Mis-
Martin Alpheus
Mathew VIM
Mackey Francis
Masters William w
Marshall &C
Mackey John Lieut.
Messict fheadorc ?
hierryman James
Mcnsburger s V
Merritt Thomas
! MCaskey VIM
M'Carter Barley
NCnskey James
M'iniire y
M.Nash w IT
M'Gienn Margaret
VI Means Andrew
MCune Mary
MGill Patrick
Newton David
Owens samuel
Parton John
Pannel Alex
Parry Thomas
Pentony r } Y
Pool y Miss 9
Randall Nichols p
RaicliH Beuiamin
Raymond Philsndet
Reace Henry
Reynolds George
Rcser Reuben 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

~otaA
Bore Mrs
Boon g -
Bridg0nsn Miss Mary
Brown Siephen G E.q
Briekie Daniel
Brooks Geoegs
Brady Daniel
Breisoa Margaret
Brown Hannah
Brady Owen
Burt Elias
Burne, jacob
Burrcss Elijah
BuItcn Mrs Ssruh
Burrough Daniel
c
Connolly Rebecca Mrs
Cor Sarah Mrs ,
Gotten Sampson
Cooper Robt w
Coolbaugh William y
Coleman Timothy
Cordwainers Socy (Sec OF
Clark Aaron
Clark James Esq
Clark Julia Anne
Craw John p
Crabeh David
Crawford Mary Ann Miss
CroweH Henry
Crauncr MARY Mrs
Cunningham John
Curley Patrick
Culbertson John
Cunningham Mr.
Cunningham Geo
ID
Dilley William
poRnclly THIS
Eobbin III X
Doss Susan Mis-
Drysdale 4 II
Dunn Edward
DuDfee Martha Airs
Dunlap y y
F.
Elliott James w
Eldridgc David
Erwin Solomou
-F.ulean John
+
Fox George w
Forbes Geo
Ford Sample
Fountain Il X
frashur Il
Fullertop 4
q
COINS Mary Jane
Good Elizabeth 2
Goldsmith Lewis 2
Grey George
Gricser Peter
Graham Eliza Mrs
Grey Hannah Mrs
Green William
Groves jefferson
Gfaham Caroline
Graham Elizabeth
Groves John
II
Hood William
iIolesbrook Charles
HOFFMAN Frederick
fIollam Col Lieut.
Hughes John Il
Hunter Ann Mrs
Hugal CafhariRe Airs
Iiuriord Elizabeth Miss
Huchison Elizabeth
Hubbard Henry
Jones Reuben E.se
Jones Lewis 8
Jones Thomas Esq
Johnston John 2
X
knscland Henry
Knapp Elijah
Koneoke Henry
KTal,hs VI
kreppes Michael q
J.
Little Fanny
Lion Mr.
Iukcns & Bickci
love Robt
Lose William VI
Low Jane
lockwood David
Loop Josiah
Lose William
Lyons Samuel
NJ
Mills WIN
Mitchell Andrew n
Alidcs David
Morrison Robt
Morris r Il
Morris I.oa5s
Mcore Henry }
Moor Charles
Morris Alafilds Mis-
hoorcs Priscilla
Morrison Mr.
Must John George
Muller Henry
Ne
MaQaay Samuel
Mcclure Richard
Mccullough A
MColllc Sarah J Mrs
M.Cleer Michael
Mccormick James
NConnelI james
M'Cuskey Nancy Mrs
"
Nicholson james
O -
Ollie Christian
p -
Pool Beniam
Poldan M2X
Poaee RObtEf
Price John
n
Rowlcs Jacob
Ro5cy Mary Ann
Rose John
Roiz Peter
Rope Ackerman
ROdcfcr John
Roberts N Thos Capt
Roigers Frederck
Robson Elizabeth Miss
Robertson John
Rodgers Abssharn
Road HautSner David
Ryan James
S
smith Alsrander 2
smith VIM Cunningham
Stsrret Willtam
Steel William
SiansJviy Gcofgo
Siaub Mis- sarah
strasion William
Stsley David
Stewart JAMES
60 - ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

$780,. .i,sv 49, 1917 sops, ''''' ---'
ror Class OF popular medicines A Siogls III n
ssaaliy places them - higb private estIfnaiisn
- they aie knewa 70 be 70 pujic preference, and
FIBER great ouifience from most other medicines
~ pcrcepuble ~ their restoring sck peo,ls -, 49,
stance, :. steaa 81 reducing thera 10 shsdo,ss
They sold Ia boxes accofnpanvins' J,s..,;.
E lor use, OF 70 Goats each
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

TEVO LET. and possession given immediately, The
premises No 25 Water sife 20. adloining james
Nv rrlfs5r for sr5r-rv For Terms. applv ~ Ias
Pauli o. Go. WiisCN
81 27-2r G.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

NoIl' An persons having rluinns gains, m.
subscribers viii piecsc scad LCm in for .rnpnt and
hose that indebted are requested Ia cali NJ t.,
counting room aud quidaie the siue ~ further nduI
gonoe cannot be given
feb ll---fT SWEARINCFN A. HAPpTc-ry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05
RRWARF ~ CnnNTEnPrIru

~ C1uft3n.-b Re particular IN PURCHASING "a -.
thai the labsl 81 this medn iae contains r~,,,, ID
its entry according % At Of Congress. And bs
likewise gqruc-iar in obtainibg them at 700 Chat-
ham 81, New York " from the
=. = REiULAR AGENTS.
WI VI. KING, WheeSn~ Va.
STEVEN son. NEALE & CO. Parkers6uss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

INREsH MALAGA RAISINs n whole a hall
n boses jost focsived sol os ale ~
deslf WHEAT 4 KENDALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

DUTTER--5O hogs Buuer IN store. anI Cor sale
jan4 FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE.
"ANrED--so00 lhs Ginseng. E,r which H.
w hghcsi market price will ~ paid. ~ cash b.
J1n4 FORSYTH. MOORE A. CLARKE
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-17
g. 8repto9, ben 1Tten Sanuar, 1870

0te Nr5mpen teIsen punprocle &raft in olen
Ir6fcn &rantben, pcecn Nnflcn Sprftrantbeitc, @na
6en, 9teper8bosenem 0s nitb, 9ef6tsmae, G5epanten
Ucrmirrnn8, otrsjcrrnttun9 9arrurs 90elaner unr
ae 4rtcn bprle SrantDctcn wcrren nab np na bur ,b
rem 8etrau 8rbchc Sep &ronbctcn nts Mo9rns, SaBun
sn rper e'ertlrpfun9en nr m er unp trottrc, np "Is
Sutrrni9unS batcn ie tbrcs 0lcten nt 1T Der QDclt.
Sur na1rc ScnrcrDctcn in &eju9 auf rtis Nrjnpcn, M
man rats sSarm crjscn @aInoritcr Gin Grempar mel
den Slattcs ben Nrnrpn t9et9t it, nnr aud nncr tcp rc
lrrieotnrn A3tntcn mrc btc Qrnrpcn m 9ertou tater
in GmrfanS 9et,rmm mcrren tann Sranif teutfAe unr
lffanie Nnmeitnn9n tann crbaItcn I bic
offs, SO. S75, Srcab>rop. rcnrct.
Srantrte Sricfc Ttrrcn tp9leib tradbtct.
3utercitrt nnp rsrtaut 2Biutom 9. 9Np at, 375
Src"rpor, SIcu>Vort Gin trar Nt;u9 rp rcrn trIoutt
pelche taufen TIM ipiercr ju rcrtaufcn.
N9enten-Oie Stens Nrncprn tan etenfaNs tctcntz
men in jepr rtr j9titn NprtDcn in alien St1rtrn
3ercin9trn @taan unp CANADA. 0lan raSc mad lrfats
$ctnspien unr pbnir "ttsrs unp stc at, roS m af
Der @rttc Sitters jcrr @a@ Yilcn He mc rcr
olamensuntsrA Arift SrDn Motfats tefnre
Sbi9e fddbbare 9lrSneDen Enb su haben in @antct,,
in s. QSea9D's 9lprtbefe, @de Der 2uScaro>pa5 une
Olarftltra6e. San. 8, 1910. Is.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-17
|0ox>n relt in niettr Oruderp ,u baten lnb unp ~
SulVttI wpbfelen 3reiien rertauft wsrpsn:
ElEf5l52i1@ll llllllllll

SulOEtT ncglfeilen 9'reien perta1tt wsrpsn:
Ste @iretsseEAte Der riftirn e9cn TT ttner eemttn
nIbiacn Grterun9 ccr 0fentarung cDanntS Or. So
batn .5enri6 Sung @tiuins, Nrcis 1baer.
Brtanifbes 6anrtu ;um Setfhntcrrit rpn Srb Srrri6
QDtlbem &r6, IDeile in entn Sant prrts b1 so.
Sob Qnpr. Seeer's pNnss Concentrating, Vres 81 So
Cine Sammun9 ttcr V1ie1 uno Sennjrtden rts Srbnes
05cttcs, Yres so Gents.
Gin Gwies Granseium, mad Dem rroDrtn Gimme tteer QBpr
te, rcn Scb. Supw. Sul ST. Sdbrar3 @rcis IS Gents
retiatu6 ar Scfireerun9 Der Dasen Nnrabt, ron Sbr
Vbirp !6cinrib ssronrt. pres 1Daler.
Qatc Der $icte, fur &rantc eine cr08clc Nn9 3u ntn
artscfautsen 9crbalten au pm &ranettte prcs 25 g.
Sern brs beuben cperbaees Der rii eran9el9cn Sir
dc. pres 50 Gents
9e ur,seanrtr tpabrt Ausst,rsfbe Cents IN init tbret
Sdriftsrlnben, 1e. 4reis 81 Cts.
Tar eestp 9pieras $ebtusnbt, Carl s. Srtb 81 oS
Scr araue tan rrn Or Srb Sung (@titns) rrQtfanrte
rim 40 efttn reis IDairr SaBelte 2brrt 8etuneen III
7ss2neen, 9>rets 10 lbaler.
$utbtrs Getebsus, ncb Gprub np $icterfamrln9, ent
Daltenp 276 @eiten, Vres 81 Cts.
Srb $urp GYpars Grtflt5e Wcnatsfbrft prcs I6aIer
6tlmers brltltebe 3etttbrift, S5
Ses Gbrit6n DlcnIcnreunrs tif(tf9e Grt@Dun8tn rr'
!6rinri4 9tilns 10 I6efte, prcis 1baler.
Gbrittus fir unb in uns, ,e. Yrcis 81 9s
9tc An5iebunssra ces &reuscs DBcnsrte prets ~ es
@drtftieen NIT $tecrpcren, auf 366 Sage 5o Scnte'
6einridb &tilines @dbaetatlein. SO Gts
Qta(ter>9 dbaetafletn, SO 9ts.
5rrtttbletn fur 9rtt(elt9c Qeittrrn. 9rets 25 Gtts
&etcrs G'tben uttr bic @trfur9 rer Drlt. rs Gents
Napics VCamen 1T $iebern, SO Gts.
Oer Greg tur GrttntniB Der 9oiben e9r rtts 80 CTS
Gantcn, Gee. IL.
~ lOrSii0lid quite oDtporse Mno rohe Shreb.1 me, IN
~ ptteln ~ 1871 81 unb 25 Gents sereauft tn per
Canton, 9cfe,nter 90 SrhGsrtg.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-17
11ter Scabr9an9.]
NRnfnNu11nRM:

!. oer "g gettrtanpsfreun unb 8ett Der 3ett'
rr,dbeint reSslm&Bte jcrcn SreitoS.
2Oer @utftrirtcns pres 1T N 81 al u. so tnt g.
III 9crastt;obn9, pber bo cr falls bic 3itun9 nit '
ncr ba[b Der lttn -5dlfte res Sobrs ts5ablt wrr.
8. Die Serenrun9 Sef3ebt et Soften Der ltntearttEer
Wnp 8r at bic 9erossetr mBen rottfrep en8ear meres
4. Qn,cisen mtrbrn fir bic tdrn prcie cn9rudt; m.Bcn
abr (cs6 tesoblt pcrrcn, n;t ouf rntftSe
DIRT in Stctnuna ffebt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-17
400 9tfer pcrtrefai6es &altftetn 2ano
AT rerfaufen

a1 rert1uffn,
sEs 9ttsen in qBrrp Guuntp, Gbr, II 9Oltitr ron gor
eyt OleiIe rom 2eatab unc Gris Canal 9NsiEe rpr
SE> MtHrtbons SG9muble, rcr 8iter Grict it Get
xss7Ss.> ticn SO. 9, unp Saunlttip DO. 5.-Scrner
100 9lfer,
8rltstn in 1aunfhip otp. g. Drt oaunte Silver
Dletle eincr neutnSHtmann5 Mabnlbe 9aatmtDrn.
Stire bitft @trie anc nb ribt tetcn rir teratn
np rrrjNsl NIT lneb Strtb Gien, Gbtn ir:p, sud-
QSanuS unr I1r ras llntcrbrl, lit pritlp Gten
SraB Jpl;-Gtscs $ane farm i'm 6an;cm rrtr in @t6tn
sctauft rrcrren, rc rcm Qntaufcr tctttn mcnt.
Oas N1ber nr ric 8coin9u9en trfra8e in bi fe
0rutertp y prer tst Sofepb @reps, im asIs 9pttL
tn prrrps stura QDprb &C. Obip.
Sec. 27, 1889. oWt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-17

1lOrS0lidp quite {dDporse Mno rcthe Shrebs2 ne, IN
- ptttlm, sn 1917 e& unb 25 Gents ;u sereaun tn per
Canton 9cSenter 90 SrnGerty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-12

tells YOU how aud wANn. She is thesIhild
snf nature. ana chiltren are not s.siyli>h.'
The niminy.pim,ny. eye avoiding. 6naor
iiirprd, pra~ling. don's-touch-me ,sssnne,
of some pf the fash enable ladies' of ou,
county. M,nid amusc a. cold and ee.er.
we'd Englisk weman Sufficiently, bit ,hes
wouil drive an Irish girl into Mysteries.
/ have met one Of nnf fir country, rrehtIe
abroad. whose ''Grecian sfoop' ard ex.
4ui.it~iy subduel manner,were inyariably
taken FIR a fit Of indigestion." it4 VI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-12
JUDICIAL SAi.E.
3V1lLL b sold by the undersigned in conf
nifty. 10 the deIiheration Of 4 meeting

AK7lLL he sold hy the uudessisned in eonf,r-
nifty. 10 the deIihera,ion Of 4 meeting ~
The. creditors. Of Jamts Mssskes, duly honoioga-
TED BIZ the Honorable court Of tho Third Judicial
D.strict, on Mo.slay the l4sh Of September neat
he following property surrendered by said Maus.
ker to his creditors. viz:
let tine iat 60 by 100 feet French ra~asusa
with al the bniidi.gs aud improvements there ~
aid hi 10 s;tvaied on the corner of Cnisch aud
Levee streets. "a 81
Id Ihs buildings d. The int. II John Euhisr on
Lcvee street eonsi ting Of cotton house, ssab'ss
&c.
8. Undivided Init 81 Got 6, in sqasss IS, On
81. Louis street.; formerly property ri 1hos. biils-
4th SlSteen .rpeuts ri iasd, more or less. in
the eerpola,ion Of Ina ,nw a ~ Baton Roug-, On
the road leading Ia General Bemards on the nor b
side Of saitf rnad. Sf@ 20
6th Ose tract Of land op river Ansise contain.
ing 400 sspenss, part Of ia,rt In parish "i lberyd's
a,as pavt ~ parish OF Livirastun, there y a largo
q~uanlisy Of hne cypress timber on this tract; fsid
Land known fnsn,siiy a. Browners tfaes.
6th Nvgso man uainesI GscIgs, sxea aboa. 2ss
negso woman nanieJ Fanny aged ahess 10
TN One sorrel hnr- e, o,c ssss hoess, ,"s raits
one d,av, aus Gig and tas,esss 81 -etaf logs.
Sin The .teck Of Dry Goods, Hardware, DC.
selected exp ss.iy fer This market, consisting ~
IA ~shinaahls rssdy msde eiothis4, ~eslieos, aou,sss
lies, hints, bssts and sh0es, glass Mlai Qassas. ares
frish linens. md sssleus oshsf articles loa nunsss-
GUS 10 moutici
9th Ons Ruintrsas. cotton I'm 50 SAWS.
'Terns Of Ssss-Aii personal property sold ."
= Credit anti. The first day Of Jasnssy lssi FIR
all..sans assf 80 nnsles that amount cash. inc
real estate And slases 10 % old on y etedat q "nS
and wn ysers fsnm the DAY It sals, with mort
sage srtatHed anlil 6uai pay aseut, nosrs raysoie
n EanA With good sad&sssvs. 10 b. approved by
Inc synrtic. The -rstsonsl property will rsmai's
II he hands Of The Syndie astis the ssrmsof s.ia
are conpi'sd ~ish.
Tho ss,e 10 ,aA. 2lsee NJ The store occupied BY
lanes Maa.kss 10 the Town Il Eaton koase, fioas
street.
Aug Is Ch.~ tfssisHs 70;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-12
In Ca!dweii's Life of Gentrsl Greene,
there is d fac simi-e Of The following Gu.
rious ppistle: ss,5

8 O.tobsr 9Th. 1779. +
Dear Sir--I have lost-ard cannaa tell
how-an old and %f.vo,ite penknif', and
am much distressed Tor want af ane-i
you have any in yuar stores. please send
me One-if you have MOI. lie 80 soad rs tn
get one Immediately. Perhaps Mr. Daley
cnlid furnish ne. One with two blades
| shonla prefer. when choice can he had.
| am, dear sir. your most obes!icnt.
.ifeE3 GEo. WAsHINorOa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-12

Nss comm;ttkl 10 .tks5sil xfaBafS
yflouSe ON the7thjSf Jnly .
mAn2 Nho saiis d mseIf. HSG *
SM( 1n61yT feet * Inches Ihig&s
Y-RZ yearseof age and. says4 AtS St9 &xbS
go MaiorJ lease Willis, ann
The Owner i requested 10 sondplys iths1k5@tf
and tske bra Y fl3i5e
go WA brd6fg ktt TO the dep6xe ii Bakpu
$ Rouge onahest 10th "A uepstat44 Sns@
gro boy wht c&Ils4 hifnseH%9kMr,sS3
~ feet ! inch 6igh. about 1011 M y NJ
.eadxsaysdie belongs to q pilye psu-
ply wiiE 80 Inv and iakee him away.@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-12
NOTICE.

a Ii pevsnra in,isAscd to the Subscriber. are 70
"A euestsd to sonc for word and ray or otherviss
ihcsr Notes and Asconsts will b. placed in ihs
'a''' % = '''se' L c. MORRIS.
Jan As-Ef M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-12
January 10Th. t0

20 RARRELS restiked whiskey received on
s-ae9s q 4. MATyA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-12
MOTTO

v TyHE undersigned having purrhs,ed The stock
u koods a L1.C Morris. will continue the
'Mefrartils bpsipess IN thu tsn story brick building
sna Ghusrh stlsst, formerly nccMfisd By him, md
~ ssricf attepsi0n 70 basinsss. hopes 70 merit q
Ysssonabls portion Of public patroaske
n. v. BABIA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-12

NOTICE. I
krLsoevsosss ye hepby fosswarasd fnNs cut
,jas I'D ~esryyiss AZ Wood issat ~ pssasaii9',
"a Vtf:s,s no miles below Bstrn Rnage.
TrSss vbo ore determined 10 esssss0 stealing
1872 a7ibe prosecuted 70 the utssst peqaI,y Of
sisw.N ua
las I 1T ersrNsS nsHDErsoN
r1svs auspasp dosep tapbless F~ssaised on soa.
sirnmsus and for Mls at NJ asanatsseosy pra.
A. malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-12

uAA NOTICE.
ANJW PIECES bagjng and rope of = supe.
rins qualify uyt tSxsfsed and foT sale iow. w
august II 81 MANfKER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

% transmit Mr. Forsyth's note to nee Majestys Co
vernment in England, and until the statements and
propositions which il contains shall have received
the due conside Grafton Of her Majesty Government
the undersigned will not deem II right 10 add any
farther reply thereto, excepting TO refer TO- and to
repeat, as he formally and distinctly does, the
several declarations which L has irosi tine 10 time
neen his duty TO make to the Government Of the
United States with reference to the existing posture
Of affairs in the disputed territory and ecord his
opinion, that infeXble adherence Ia t,e resOlu-
tons that have be n announced by her Maesty's
Government for the defence of her Alajesty's rights
pending the negotiation of the boundary question,
oilers 10 her Majesty's Government the only m.
OF protecting these gifts iIo being ia continually
aggravated manner encroachcd upon and violated
The undersigned avals himself of this occasion TO
renew to the Secretary If state fine United States
the assurance OF his distinguished consideration.
ii s. FOX.
The Honorable Jehn Forsyth, &c. sc. &c
After discussion in which Messrs. Davis, Web
ster and Williams participated. the message WINS
re 'errrd to the committee foreign relations and
orde ed t. be printed and 10000 additional copies
were ordered.
The Senate then adj burned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
CELEBRATED EYE WATER

4 NJST NONDERFC-. Gre peIfirneu oy Doctor J.
My grandson afflicted for nearly years with what
medical men term, scrofious optaia ana nebua each
like scarlet and for the part se could
bear the light. His head broken and had
him the Eye aruary for eight months he discharged
used, without any good effect.
at length Induced trial Of Dr.. J. Francis Eye
he Is restored to perfect sigtand the scrola is
trey removed had not been FOR this believe
is entitled to my lasting esteem aud gratitude.
New York, nth month, 2s, 1889 ,,-,
We the undersigned, cheefully certify Of the
above statement all its particulars having been eye
Charles Sanford Sarah NJ Sanford, Sarah s. Vail An.
GaroIaq Isaac Wal,qa s Ryingtpn street Prudence Walton
rect liam I'VE @sbser Jane sSsfr 80 i oasios s srss
William Webster, Margaret Webster 80 First street. David
Webster Mary A M SfNsRR < ssfGHd cH yfaes
This 10 certify that child almost blind for three
with nesua and large ulcer that covered the We
aeht; Of the first physicians and ocuis then
srited aud remedies tried without good effects
Francss celsbraea Eye Water ocura w bodies D and
establishment and all who knew her, it made perfect
ure in five weeks. consider this Eye Wetcr the greatest
blessing that has been offered the bc My child
ae MOL Avenue between Second
From the testimony of hosewho have used Dr. j. Francis
ceebrated Eye Water we uhestangy recommend to the
Rev Duncan Dunbar Pastor Of the Nc Deusl st. Church
Rev Mr.. HARRISON A Thompson st.
Rev Mr. Davis Pastor Of the Church at Latngtown, New
Mr.. Smith, So Frankfort street.
Dr. Glenny, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
Mr.. stephen Foster, Johns New Brunswick
Mr: Joshua Allen, Vartland Vermont.
the United States but by Doctor j. Francis No 10 Barclay
street
the slightest pain, which cannc be dsngushd from the
natural. 10 Barclay street Ny DIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

b; dear to my soul are the days Of ourgrlcy,
The time -honored days of our national pride,
hen heroes and statesmen ennobled our story,
And boldly the foes Of our country dehsd.
hen victory hung DER our flag proudly waving,
And the battle as fought by the valiant and true,
DR. our homes and our loved ones the enemy Drayins,
Oh then stoed the soldier of lippecanoe
The rou-armed soldier, the true-h- artsd soldier.
The gallan, old soldier Of Tippecanoe.
hen dark was the tempest, and lowering DER us,
The clouds OF destruction seemed gathering fast,
Ike a ray OF br ht sunshine he stood out before ns,
And the clouds passed away with the hurrying blast
hen the Indians loud YELL aud his omahaw flashing,
Spread terror around Us, and hope was with iew'
then ihrongh the ranks OF -, ,bs re enemy dashns'
The ironarrned soldier, the true hearted soldier,
The gallant old soldier ofTippecanoe.
hen cannons were pealing and brave men reelng
n the cold arms Of death from the fire efthe foe,
here balls flew the theks and hlews fell the quickest,
e forte of the enemy trembled before him,
And soon from the field of his glory withdrew,
his warm-beared comrades in triumph cried DER him,
iod bless the boil soldier of Tippecanoe.
The iron-armed soldier, the true-hearted soldier,
The gallant old soldier of Tippecanoe.
now since the men have so long held the nation,
Who traupl d rights in their scorn to the ground
viii Gil their cold hearts with new trepidation,
nj shout in their ears this NEST terrible sound
e people are coming, resstles3 and fearless,
sweep from the white house the reckless old crew;
The woes of our land, since its rulers are fearless
ye look for relief to old TippecaDoe -
The iron-armed soldier, the true-hearted soldier,
The gallant old soldier OF Iippecance
people are coming from plain and from mountain,
o ioin the brave band Of the honest and free,
ch gro The stream the fountain,
preads road and more broad till il reaches the sea.
strength can restrain il, no force can retani
Thate'er may sist, II breaks gallanty through,
borne by its ne ton as ship on the ocean,
pecds on in his glory old 1ippecanoe. -.
The n-srmed soldier, The true-hearted soldier,
The gallant old soldier Of Tippecanoe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
Set,ona, yyh,r Song.


M now new whie song made to good old rhyme,
true. artcd genti, tnan al Of The oldcn tirns.
ul blood. by kith aud kin sound. true Wig was he.
tber signed the charter that made country Tree,
- Like fine. true hearted gentleman,
All OF the oldsn time.
uron the tented field, his laurcls he did gain,
So m NY battles fought, that never fought W vain
ne quiet Statesman he; bot when grim war arose,
! on his arnor then, TO meet lis country's foes.
Like a hnc. trueleartcd gentleman.
All Ofihe olden tiue.
hehad served bis country we'll in senate and in 6ed
~ that awaited him aost free " did he yield;
him tOh is home again. AMI sought a Farmers tolls,
Ii bed filled tlc Others, he ntNf took the spos,
Like ahur, tric.hcsrted gentleman,
Al Of the oldcn tine.
ihr p-crc W tirr might, have put their solemn ban
arch Nsgicion ani onhis tory clan,
l. well their state Fairs, with one accord they'll send
|r Cincinn1tus- Former Of North Bend
For he's enc true hearted gentleman,
An &C the olden time.
We Youthful Warriors hand his country placed the
|red IN her enemies that threatened from abroad,
when with domestic foes her highest place esteem
NJ gallant Soldier saved, the statesman must redeem
Like fne. true-hearted gentleman,
All Of the oden time.
souh1 truehcartcd whig raise his voice on high
tru .tpii OF the cause. ion Freedoms louiest cry
. feht ven win the ield--away with doubts and
man is H,RRisoS let's give him three good cheer.
for he's FINE, true hearted gentleman,
AT Of the olden time