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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

WILLOF SARAH ZANE DECEASED.-Where-
Saran Zane by her last will and Testament dated
24Ih March Sl9 did among other things, bequeah in
the following words, 10 wit
sHhereas about the yenr seventeen hundred an n
~ nine, Captain Newcastle an Indian chief
ger ordered thirty pounds Pennsylvania currency be
paid my dear father for The use Of hs two cousins
boy and girl the boy after died. tho git named
Betty. received part of The above thirty pounds a
different times by Thomas King Indian cheG but al
information cond be obtained of said Betty for for
~ years and The residue OF sai thirty rounds now u
my possession DESTROYS that the fun Of thirty
pounds principal With the interest from the year
teen hefrTed and fifty nine urtil the time it PAL
which desire 10 he into faithful hands Therefore
will and direct my Executors pay the treasurer OF
the committee oflhe yearly meeting offends held in
Philadelphia pointed relieve tho Indians for The
benefit OF said Indians according TO their best Judge
meni in justice ard equity.
And on the l3ih day May iS40. u was ordered
and directed by tbe Circuit Court of The United States
IN and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in the
third rs follows.
Ordered that the administrator OfSarah Zane make
copy oftho beques in the will Of Sarah Zane in
favour ofihe heirs ofCaptain Newcastle and give
lice TO all persons entitled to the same to present their
claims the administrator or before the enth day
Of October next they will be barred from the re-
oovery thereof; and that he the To be pub
lished in one Newspaper in Wheeling. Virginia, and
in oRe newspaper in Columbus Ohio, once a week
uhill the ten.h day Of October nc1t"
OF which all persons concerned desired TO take
notice. A. A. BRO DIVINE AdmmisiTntoT,
de honls cum restsmenus annexo
| Philadelpha May ll.lS40-5 m
| No 307 Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A

DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A
~ CUE PlLJS.-rhoss pills 80 admirably adap-
ted to afford uniform reliefn The different modification
of these distressing maladies. particularly recoms
mendod TO public notice. On the accession oithe cold
stage when the face and limbs Of the sufferer become
pale and the sensation cold and languor Is felt per-
vadng the whole system. their administration IL ac-
comlanicd with astonishing successfully soon lesson
the subsequent distressing shverng. and violent sha.
king and by continuing in their se ss direced) will
ultimately cure the obstinate ague. These pills
are Of signal utility In those distressing eases where
there s saliowness Of complexion, ain IN ih0 res on
Of the liver isnson and dislre~ IN the spigasiic re-
rion with other symptoms indicating tho existence
morbid action chfons disease of The stomach. liver
hovels uaessnisry Of spleen. which consequences -
generally supervone ffon protracied intsrmiiients
/ They permanently overoono these diseases, Of The
sans time give sooo W the stomach, cleanse m,
strengthen ,hs bowels and iupart health. yigor an,
energy 10 the system.
Bs,surs AZ CapHisyfets---c forIos.--Be partieula
IN purchasinet o. see 'bai the label of ihis Medicine
eoasains unsice of s entry according 70 act a Con
gees. And be likewise psrticulor IN ostaining her
a. 100 chaesau II, New-York. o. from ne r9aeaa
sss& ~ .. yISS 1S53Sax.s'. whSFiis,
nW26 4 v ROBINSON. f6famouc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

a sesu STEAM BOAT AT AUCTION
Sx}ZSxSExQEJ Pursuant To power Of Attorney
executed by fhe owners Of the Steam Boat GIRARD
we will. "Wednesday, LIST day Of July next proceed
TO sch the said Steam Boat GirarJ her Engine. Tackle
Furniture and Apparel. at Public Auction, at the
Wharf Of the City of Wheeling a credit Of o. Q, 10
Is aud ls months, the purchaser giFing negotiable
bonds. with satisfactory security, payable nj the North
Wessern Bank of Va. Sale 10 commence NJ 10 o..
clock M. HALL & WICKHAAL Auci's
Wheeling, May 49, l5l0s--is
Cincinnati Gazette and Louisville Journal will ir.
sert in trweeky to the of 80 eaoh sRd charge
(hls ofsce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

u , SHEPPARD. Professor Of Mnac. VIII CO.. tu,uo
~. % give lessons on the Tano Foue a. boreioisre
Private Lessons 20 ihuse not possessing Instruments
md opporgsitet OR Practice. will be gwen at h-
sdonce corner Of SIKH and Quincy streets. diFeeiy
opposite The residence Of Richard Simms, Esq.
Piano Foros carefully tuned.
C. J. S. will sell on reasonable terms a f1s tened
Sa Octave PIano Porte fyom he Nanufciory Of SOD
ut. Worcester and DunSam New York
nav 26-3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

eSF.-A rcd morocco book with the hasp broken,
- marked inside from JesAua Blake TO George
bennum' and from George Bennum to Michael d.
wards containing valuable papers that be OF no
advantage 10 any person but the owner together with
Two slO bills on the Bank of Manchester Michigan
The hnds', returning the packet book and papers.
Will be welrome to the $40 hills together with =
handsome reward MICHAEL EDWARDS
may 2S-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

on hhd' n, q sugar 50 bbs molasscs. % bbh
OVJ IHr S0iile lime. srei,ed and Or iaie by.
apr 20 y6R NfoluRISsN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

Monongaiia Lottery. Class s. drawn AZ Ale,,n,lr;,
May pa. 1910.
66 so - - 81 81 GO . I6 6s 6l - GO
Lowest prize $40
weIlsburg Lottery Class D. for 1910. Ira an NAV 90 ID
IL 81 40 81 60 : , ~: ~ 70 = q "a "a g
Lowest prize SIS.
Pe,cr,hurrh Intiorv. A. drawn At Alcs,ndri, NM I
81 al 81 50 % 2S 81 - "a a. Is
Lowest prize IS.
81 GO ~ Prize Of 81 $50 sold at the Managers.
Office. ID. :. GRECoRy g. 90
Wcllsburr Lottery. Class C. drawn NAV 18th. Is.e
90 sj 10 40 20 80 80 25 Ii Is SO Al
Lowest prize $40.
II Is %. Capital of $500
10 80 20 do 1000
al SO 80 do 500
All sold at the Managers Office
Monon enlio Lo,teey. Class f. drawn MAY 18th Is<o
al 10 30 &c 81 50 66 50 50 81 90.
Lowest prize SIS.
~ %, 500, held by gentleman OF Wheeling
Mononeaa Lottery. Class ID. drawn NAV lth. 1910
81 so IS l 6l 63 IL 20 6s IL 90 30 10 rs Is
Lowest Irizo IS.
Leesburg Lottery, Class 4. drawn at Alexandra
May 9th. $40.
IL 30 &c ~ 80 - 40 rs 90 % "A 66
Lowest prize $40.
n. S. GREGORY l. Co, Managers
.,URTi bsgs RIO and Havana Coffee, bags Pep
u per. received and for sale by 81. REILLY.
np2
On HHDS. prime ". O. Sugar. just received and
wv for sale by APP 2S d. REILLY
NIFTY kits No. ], Mackerel, n choice article put
II Up expressly for family USE 30 barrels No 3. do
received ard for sale 10y apps NJ REILLY.
nNE THOUSAND lbs dried beef. ho full round
~ choice article, rooei ,sd and for sale ny
ap2S N. REILLY
VEN boxes Sicily sweet Oranges. IS drums Smyr-
L. M Figs, received and for sale by
apps b. REILLY.
SsPERM OiL,--2e0 gallons jusi received and 10
- sale by maya n REILLY.
Snn It's Saleratus received and for sale by
sGOU may ? ~ REILLY
IA n OLASSES.--Je bills Molasscs receive aud for
I'VE sale by may 2 NJ. REILLY,
VSAR--24 barrels in fine order. just received and
IL for sale by aP Is III. REILLY
VENIE WESTERN PILOT. or Chart of the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers, for lS40. just received
end for sale BY STEPHENSON d GARWOOD.
NEN BBLS. sweet Malaga Wine. Gee. Loring's
Il brand. received and for sale by
up % IL. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

HNiGHLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. diseases, liv-
n III es complaint. dyspepsia. billions diseases. piles.
rheumatism. consumption. coughs. colds. splitting OF
blood, pain in the chest and side female weakness all
delicate and mercural diseases. successfully
New York.
EVANS CAMOMILE PILLS
The canomilc flower. Tor rs il is officially Ie1
AsTHEsIs vocIEIs. or Channnielum. from the <ireel
words, Kama the ground. and Melon. apple; be
rause il grows the ground. and smells like
ple) is of dull white color, Of fragrant odor and
bitter aromatic taste.
Canomile II a mild tonic, in small deses acceptable
and corroborani the stomach. II il especially appli
cable that condition of general debility, with Ian
guild appetite, which eflen attends conyaescence from
diopathic fevers.
BEWARE OF CorsTERFEfrs. ~ Caution.- BE
particular in purchasing that the lab, of this
Medicine contains q notice Of its entry according q
Act Of Congress. And DO likewise particular in oh
iaining them al 90 Chatham st. New York. OF from
The REGULAR AGENTS
VII KIsG, As WaiersL Weeling
J. w. RoBISsoS. Portsmouth,
J. MORRISON Columbus, o.
or sohon also may be obtained,
Dr. Goodies Colo brate,l Female Pills.
The Baron Won Hutchelcr Herb Pills.
DR.. Evans Fever and AgRo Pills.
Or Hunts Botanic Pills,
DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup. for IsekiIng
The above invaluable Medicines sold Wholesale
and Retail, ut 100 Chatham ST, New York; 3 South
Seventh Street. Philadelphia; ~ Wall Street. Loub
VILE Kentucky; IS Cornhil. Boston. Mass, and off,
| following Agents. WV. II. KING, Wheeling Va, l.
obiason. Portsmouth. o. nov IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

LIQUORS * wINES.-cbamp,i,.n s,,,d,, go
perIor 10 years old.
Sesnette Consc, Fine flavor 6 dark color,
KerdsauN Brandy, do d.
Domestic Brandy, in I-2 pipes
Tennessee Peach Brandy,
Jamaica Spirits, 10 years old
Holland Sin. n. g.. Rum,
Fort Wine, (Tre5le gfape nd low sriced \
Maaelra Vine. Zine and low pricsd,)
LISBON and Sweet Malaga Wilmer,
- muscat IN eases, IN store for sale on accom-
'n'esuns terms, by the cask or on ra.t by
$500 . . SOLOMON KING.
may zS-u NO. &c corner Of Water & Union sts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

NAUIioN-'Ihe public are hereby Gu itioned a.
~ CANT receiving promisory.roe for The sum of
SOU gwen the undersigned nv Alexander Mc-Cornev.
da'ed siarch g. ls40. payable 90 days after date and
e'eui'od win sl6 80: sand note having been lost by
the Undersigned THOMAS REyNOI ne
may 2S-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
NR WM. EVANS SOOTHING ST.
u,rp FOR G. iItDREN TEETHING.-

n,n,,,,,. IA 50 OF Convulsions and Painful Dent.
ton Cured by DR. M Nm Evan ooTs,na Sup
Dcar SID he great beaetit afforded 10 my sufier-
M infant by your Soothing syrup IN aosse of pro-
,rar,rd and painful dcntiiion, uust convince every
ceiling psrtnt how esseniialan early application OF
such an in, aluab e medicine Is TO relieve infant
misery and torture Ny infant wnhc 'ceuns, sApsI
anced such acute suiicrlngs that u was attacked
with convulsions and my wife and family supposed
that deal tn would soon release the babe from angush
till W, procuted a bottle of your Syrupi wh"h as
soon as applied TO The gums, wonderful charge
was produced, and after Few appicauons Ine
child displayed obvious relief and ov cVhunuutnS III
its fse 1 am glad to inform you that the 1hi1 has
completely recovered, and no recurrence oi 'nat
uwfsl complaint has since occutrcoi Ine .eJ,n ate
smaaating Tally and the child enjoys perie nentn'
,,,s 49,, nv ch,erl,l PERMISSION TO make this nc
Acknowledgement public. and Will si.ay give any IN
orniation this circumstance; ,ouSooN
A gentleman Who has m adc trial Of Dr. w Ey
aus Soothing Syrup IN rs family; un case OF teeth
ing chill IN wishes TO state that he found entirely
efctual IN relieving pain in tho pu MS, ana prevent
INK the consequences WHICH someuuic: ioho"' we
chserfully comply With his reqsest'-suh.
s-rwe believe it ia generally acknowledge
hose who have tired u, that DR.. Evans syrup Tor
children cu,ting Teeth advertised another col.
nm, Is a highly useful article tor the purposes 1'
which it is intended. Highly Iespec,aS'g, n Sn.n,
.iils n any rate who have mace use oil u, aonoi
ne ,tats Ia give i's virtues tie sanction oil Their
IA nes.-Boston Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
VII K,so, As Water St wheeling
L. v. RosiS sox, Portsmouth, ~.
= MoRRisus, Columbus y.
Of whon ais mny be obtained,
Dr. Goo les Celebrated Female Pills,
The Baron Won Hu,hcl-r Hers Pitts,
DIR. Evans Fever aud Ayuc Pills,
DIR. Hunts Botanic Plns,
DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup, for Tee'hing.
The above invaluable Meiieines are s9ld " h2ie
.nic and Retail az 100 Chatham ST., New York;
S,uth Seventh street, philadelphia; 81 MARKET ST.
4 louisville, kentucky: 36 Clruhl, 3osion, Nass1-
-, NIL Of ne following y
Ing. Wheeling, Va, 1. V. Robiason' Portsmouth,,
ohio. uh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

M ASoN'S SACRED HARP. a no,, .oIL.c,----- =
I'VE Church Music. anthem .. g. lust rocco A
'o' sale ~ STEPHENSON * GARWsOo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

ana baliifnore and Ono kai Road.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING,
at o'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line Of cars, arriving at Baltimore in
time 10 take the line Of cars for Philadelphia and New
York
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening and
takes the mail line Immediately for Baltimore,
where they arrive in time to take the morning line OF
cars for Philadelphia and New York.
The above lines, for speed and safety. believed
not to he surpassed by any stage lines IN the T. States
0>T-Racing positively prohibited.
Her Office irstdoOr above the Usited States Hotel,
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

U IFE OF GEN. HARRISON. A few eo,is. ;,,-,
- received aFd for sale. Clubs Gun be- suprl,.l
on moderate terms Ff
up % STEPHENSON e. C.,p,voor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

"a Ol1CE-fhe nth term OF Tue W n,eIE
i ademy will commence on Monday nex, NAV
10Th The Principal intends TO direct his chief s,,,
ton TO pupils 10 tho higher branchrs but students
wishing to pursue The course Of English studies win
be rereSed as heretofore. fUr whom competent sSs,
anI teachers will be provided under change Of a..
Principal No pairs viii be spared To develope the
mental powers and moral sentiments of the prn;.
committed 10 his charge. Specal attention Will -
gwen to the Femle Department. under the immediate
charge OF Miss W. A. Bills G5vernpsS Terms
For the Latin. Greek 4 French Lnnrnaro- and Nf..t
maiicks. sc. slsO0 per session e 4 week. for d.
English branches. $500 per -rpSon.
/ may 23-lw A. ~ INTTVp pr,csc,l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
OPPOSITION.
GOOD INTENT STAGE CONiPANY'S

Two DAILY LINES FOR BGLTI-
~ MORE, WASHINGTON CRY, Pm
ys,es SS-S9 LADELrHIA AID NEw YoEK. l. 3
go II - the way Of the National Road
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

a NJ ADAMS having taken The Tailor sinr, f,r-
- merly occupied by Mr. : Rice where be ..
prepared 10 execute az ORDERS no his line IN the "a, q,
est anJ most fashionable style. Tie has Iust received
splendid assortment OF Goods consisting of Ciah
Cossimcrcs. Nesiiugs Sc III ofsapcrior uuntitv With
no IS prepared 10 make up the shortest nntce n
y reduced prices Those avorny bin with thor Gus
'om will meet with general satisfaction.
Wheeling. Nav 10, St0-im CIV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
BFwAaFLF COUNTERFEITs.


BEWARE CT COUNTERFEITS.
~ eau M Be particular IN purchasing 10 see
flat the lab i 81 this medp me contains notice Of
q entry according TO Act OF Congress. And be
ikeViso particular IN obtaining them al 100 Chat
ann ST., Nav York or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
WIN. ". KING, Wheeling Va
STEVENSON. NEAJE a Co. PAX ershuro 1.
FOR SALE.
The subscriber wishes to sell the VILLAGE nnd
MILLS al Portland, situated near the raouth OF
Sh ltt Creek. yoAorsOn COUNTY, ohio IN eontaips
nearly 100 acres Of hrst rate land Grsn Mil, foul
run III Burrs, OIL Mill and Saw Mill, tgontv d,s IN
inc houses a store and suitable numb, Of shsIs
and other necessary out 1uiidings, description ,
which is dee ned unnecessary as those incloedt f,
purchase are expected "a oxamine he premises =
lis thought ne essary however, p obeerve that Al
the proprietor wishes 70 retire from active bvsnea
he ss f9sde no his mind 70 sell this valuable proper
Nv much below eiherts Cost Of value 20 correspond
with the Depression u business and the value Of
nov. Title good and terms moderate.
n.r af-sw JOHN p y tYLESS.
Wheeling Cszetts snd Pittsburgh sAdyecate yil
ulssss insert the above twice wsek f0r six w0eks
~ charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

II oSI--Ou "wednesday u.ofning pair of silv
- mOusicd spocscIcs in I'D raor'cco caso-3f
10 6cus Any persOn Ending Them will b. suiinbi,
rewarded on leaving them 20 he warehouse Of -
syh. Moore & Clarke. may - 1907.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

PAY AND SAVE COgr-Au persons ind, 10 4
30 lhr Subscribers Old oceounts " 10 save sosa ~
making irlmOjiaJs sOitlsuleni
msy 10. VT. sELBY a co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

ERESH FAMILY FLOUR-Triadelpbi. and
other choice brands constantly on hand at ,h,
family Grocery Stole, neat door To WIN. T. Selby
~ Co., Main street. L. N EILMAEFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

Hep Boyes axes; 3 doz rakes 90 doz .pnds. -,
x l. J. rid B; socket gran. and canal .:,oysl, ~
all kinds and sizes, for sale by y
may lHF A,opp,so,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

a II. GOFF q co. EXCHANGE BROKERS
IA. buy all kindsof uncurrent money, srafls.certi
fcates Of deposit and all eastern checks Tie highes
premium paid for fhe Of all solvent eastern banks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

" When a sound s. scientific remedyfor diseases
mas long been la general use. Lestowing pleasing
and receiving praises, SCARCELY IN the power o.
sc,,ptci SIN 10 doLbt us virtues, or envy 10 aeny
hem. "
When it has achieved an ascendant career OF
,,,InIn.ss winch distances the competition OF mere
>,,s,GL nrcteasion, ana sevniu. conepicuvu.
,rati IN universal favour, by mtnnsic worth alone
its Proprietor point ont the causes OF us So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

FRESH Salad OIL; French CURRANrs.
Ground RlCE; SultanRa una Keg RAISINS;
Race GINGER, Bakers prepared COCOA,
London USrARD, Cyenne PEPPER
Died BEEF. for sale at the FANNY Grocery
Store, next door to VIM. q. Selby g. 60. Main ST.
may % i. ~ ELLMAKE2.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-25

The British government recently paid
D., The American Minister in London, the
rhoIc amount for the wrecked American
Slaves, set free some years ago, in the
bahamas, averaging about $500 for each.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-25

We'll, the election for printer to tho
uoose has finally taken ploce-and been
dven to the Globe. Mr. Blair seeing
5,obobly what was necessary to be done,
.,,c soiree, and the ihiug was genteely
secomplished.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-25

Ills said, and we believe it, that, there
Is a Loco foco conspiracy in the Legisla-
~. Of Pennsylvania, TO crush the U. 5.
Rank Of that state, for the purpose ofen.
.;ebiuu n certain class Of Spectators, out
.r,bo distresses It win produce.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-25

F,om he Nel0 York HeraZd--E1tra.
THE MAMMOTH HUMBUG.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

A Mtslake.-rhe Montgomery Al
yerltser is uat in a iabnrca article de-
Finding the project al Mr.. Buchanan
10 reduce tue Wages OF tbs iaharius
men of The country. and gocs into
quite an elaborate argument. quoting
did Cobbett To prove how much better
of iabarcrs wnnid be TO have siIpeact
Instead Of three shilliags day. Sal
The Advertiser IS a little too FAST,
Mr.. Buchanaa himself is nnw trying
to back out from his position. til
begins 20 see that the Tree ~orksn!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

We learn that vi The Convention. held
this week al Smi,hfvld, Charles Manly.
rsq. Of this city. was nominated a. the
Eector on the Harrison and Tyler Tick
e,, for The district composed Of the coun-
ties of Wake, Johnston and Wayne.
We are truly gratItied at this selection;
for independent, Of the fact, that il is a
compliment justly due 10 the uniform
consistency of tha, gen,leInsn's political
character. such 10 his prnverbIal utban,,y
Of IN inner, and great personal popularity.
tha, We are confident his name will be a
tower "f strength To the good cause.
We learn moreover, that Judge Saun.
ders was present a, Smi,hield lheing the
week Of The Superior Couri) and address
ell the people al grea, length. lie was
replied TO, however. by Mr.. Manly. in a
speech, which is represented by our in
lmman,. as having been one of The mos
effective he ever heard. lie SAYS, thai
The impression made by Mr.. Nj. was
most visible. aud of ,ha, character which
he is certain, will be permanent 10 lie Ell
fects. We know that Mr.. Manly is tho
roughly reused as to The importance .
he contes, now going on between powe
on The one hand, aud popular rights OF
The other: and we know, also. how &C
cep,ab.s be always makes himself 10 hi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

The Sub Treasury or Erchegner
Bank Bill reported 10 the House. We
perceive that The committee Of ways and
means. through their chairman, Mr..
lanes. have reported The Senaie's Sub.
Treasury or Exchequer Bank Bill, with.
on. an amendment. |, has been bellev.
ed by many ,ha. The administration
would. il possible. dodge this measure
nnul after The presidential election. We
have nescr entertained this opinion. for
We knnw that however anxious the Pre-
sideni nigh. be 10 defer this MEASURE,
Benton :" who rules The roast al Wash
ing,un, wnuld accept of nothing short OF
Tho passage III The bill during The present
session. This being he case. We sincere.
IL hope the Wing party. remembering The
lessons of the past, will carefully abstain
from metldl,ng with the bill in any shape.
save aud excrp, BY giving a vote against
il. The administration have The maturity ;
they can pass The bill in any shape they
please in spite Of all the Wings ran saw
or do against il; and We are for letting
Them lake the undecided responsibility.
80 that when the measure fails and the
Whole county rings with deauaciahons
III il, no man can say this was Wing
work." Pei. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

4 Dislrici Convention for The sixth
Electoral District, composed Of The coun.
ties Of Guiltord. Randolph and Chatham,
vas hrld ., Asheborough on The 25lh ul,.
81 which The Hon. Abram Rencher was
Nominated as the Wing candidate for
Eleclor for tina, district. A number ii
spirited resolutions were adopted BY The
convention, smong which was The Iol.
lowing:
Resoired. Tbs, The nominee Of this
convention be and 10 hereby requested to
canvass the whole district thoroughly
and 10 address The people on the grcs'
questions u national politics.
We understand il is The intention oil
Mr.. kenehsr 10 comply With The request
in this resolution. Ills capacity AL pub.
ltc speaker. and The general estimation in
which lie Is held. will add much 10 the
Wing cause. already popular in that dis
trici.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

Died, 10 this county, on Friday The
9Th nli. Maj. JoHS RAy, aged about 65
years.
Died, il ,lle city Of Rslrigh. on Friday
the 9Th ulL, Of consumption. Miss ANN
uwES, daughter Of the lion. Duncan
Cameron.
Died. in Grrensborough, on Tuesday
The 24lh ull., llEsRy llUaPnREys, esq.
one Of The mos. enterPrizing citizens Of
that place.