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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
.KAN.AGERS, OFFICE.
y. s. GREGORY 6. Co

EdiiVrs who publish Tor II. 5. GREGORY q CO
wheeling Va. will please insert The annexed draw
,ngS OF schemes
MANAoERs' oFFIcE. Wheeling. Va May 18Th. 1910
"ElLSBuRG LOTTERY. Clnss 5. draws June
a. at Alexandria s35.294 sI2 SOC. $40 900. SIS 0OO
s'COo. 20 each OF 81 900. IL drawn numbers n a
."ck'Se OF 20 Tickets. Tickets $40. Shares in pro-
MoNoNGALA LOTTERY. Class c. draws June
$4,000. $4,000 and 90 each Of 81 00O 10 each of
900. Tickets S. Shares in proportion
Lt-EsBUR', Lottery. Class 5. draws at Alex
andra. June 18Th. 1910.
-, 100 PRIZES each of 81 600 is 100000.
sSUoOo slOOOO. $1,000 and 100 each OF 81 900
i'A'e siO Shares in proportion. A certificate of IS
Nnoie Tickets will cost $40 Shares in proportisn.
.ht>BI kG LOTTERY. Class 4. draws June IL
$4,000. 10000. 10 each Of 81 600. Ticket, IS
Sharss IN Proportion package OF 90 whole by Ger.
tifcaie will cost SIS
PErERsBrR0 LOTTERY, Class E. draws June 2o,n,
$40 OOa si2 900 Sc a0a G. ono and On o.,h Of, 90
$500 400. Tickets $Iu. Shares p, propcr,ior
A eeruhcate OF 20 whole tickets will coat SI,s-
shares ma pruperiion.
PKrEssHvRS Lottery, Class +. draws June 2snd
Sl0. 0 ->''u'
$4,000 $4,000 and 10 eoe of 500, 81 $50 siooo
ltcAets 30 Shares IN proportion. certificate o,
% whole Tickets will sst $40 shares i'm prnortion
frTEssHSRS Lottery, Class 6, draws at Alexan-
s9o0n0 ~ 900, s. 900 50 500 81, 600 ard 40 each
VI l5lO. Tickets 10 dollars Shares in propurtion
certificate OF 20 whole Tickets Ill cos, 20 dollars
Shases an proportion.
MoSoSohuA LcTrERY, Class X. draws at Alexan-
iria, June 29th le40
przes of SO 600. $1,000 So 200 and 10 Of 81 200
Tickets s., IA alves 81 so. Quarters 81 25 A cert,
icate OF % whole Tickets viii cost 500, Shares IN
propou on.
" 81 ca half 1irkets 900 4. ss G, whole
$1,000 AID ~ ~ 80 whole, 81 900 all sold since Our
ast publication For capital prizes address your
d. s. GREGORY & Co.-AIanaccrs.
Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

The Ladics Of 81 Mathews Sewing Society tender
hcir sincere thanks To the citizens and strangers gen
orally lOr their liberal patronage at the Far held by
Them on the IL u and 18Th inst SOmo few articles
remain on hand. they can be purchased &c either 81
The Ladies belonging 10 the Society. moderate prices
May 18Th 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

There some men in the country who want TO
live without labor aud such talk Of Distress and
look 10 Congress for relief Congress. is not Poor
House, sir.-Dr. DuHoan's Speech.
IL Csngress were composed entirely Of such men rs
DIR. Duncan. it would be about the poorest house in
the twenty sI Siaies.--PrenficC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

VETERAN SUrsckBERs.-Thc Albany Daily Adver
,iser NJ knowledges The receipt OF annual psynenI
from subscriber in Madison county. who having
Ken that paper forty years and Of another in Schohare
wis has been paying subscriber since 1887.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

MARRIED.-On Thursday evening May 2Isi
1910 by Rev. J. l.. Read Mr.. JAMES o MkRrIx of
Capsina Ohio. TO Miss CHARITY SEAMAN of Wheel
ing Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

PAY AND SAVE COST-Au persons indebted
10 the suscrscrs on Old accounts will costs b.
Inok ing inimejiato settlement
gs' ~. w. T. sGLBY A. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
nbARoY YoX uUTCmrIER HERE PILLS

EDARON Won HUTCHEIER HERB PILLS
u > These pills are composed of Herbs. which exert
a specific action upon the heart give impulse or
strength the arierial system the blood is quicken
cd anil equazcd IN its circuistious through all the
vessels. whether of the skin. tho parts situated inter
nay. or The eXircmcs; and as all the secrcoTs ol
the body are drawn FROM the bood there is couse-
Tucnt increase of every secretion. and quckened
non Of the absorbent and cxhaent. dischargng
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
corrected all distractions removed the blood is
purified. and the body resumes heaihful slate
These Pills. after much anxious toll and research
having bsen brought by the proprietor the present
satc of perfection. supersedo the of innumersbe
other medicines and are well adapted he frame
,haf the Of Them. by maintaining the body in the
due performance OF it's functions. and preserving the
vital stream i'm puro and healIhiul state,
last many We longer than it otherwise would and
the mind 10 become composed and tranquil thai
old age when il arrives will appear blessing and
mol (as many who have neglected their constitutions
or had them injured by medicines administered by g-
norance) source of misery and adherence.
When the system has been too largely
lrawn upon and oversiraine gotIIing better cor
rect and inv goraIe the dropping constitution than these
Pills
Bcudre Of COuntcrfeHs.-CAUTIoN: BE particular
purchasing that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice ofits entry according 10 Act cf Con-
yrcss. Aud he likewise particular in obtaining them
al 100 Chatham st. New York. or from The Regular
Agents WM III. KING, Wheeling.
J. MORRISON. Columbus. o.
MYERS FALL & COLLINS,
nov &c Lancaster, O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

A NJ ADAMS having taken The Tailor store FOR
a. rncrly occupied by Mr. s Rice. where be b.
prcpared ~ execute 30 orders his line, n he neat
es and most fashionable style. lie has just received
splendid assortment o! Coods. consisting Of CIoihs
Cassmcrss Vcstings. &C. n ofsuperor qunlty. which
he s prepared make up nj ihs shortest uHiIcc. ~ Sc
nv reduced prices THOSE favorna Lun with tho.f cue
ION viii meet wiih general sltsiaciioH.
wbool,ns May 10. l6i0.--lm CIV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
EHAsMoNABIE HAT & CAP MANUFAcTo

QUESTIONABLE HAT & CAP MANUFACTO-
H RY, l03. Main street Wheeling. Va. opposite
Mr. Rohbs Chair Factory.
5. AVERY * Co. respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have on hand and con-
sanily manufacturing general assortment OF Ii, rs &
Cars Of the latest spring and summer fashions,
ranied equal il NOT superior TO any that have been
offered. which will he sold by the dozen single
the lowest prices and upon favorable terms they
be had IN the city Hats of all kinds aud qualities
also. general assortment of Mems and Boys Fur and
Cloih CAPS.
They propose to furnish Gentlemen with hats by
the year upon such terms cannot fail to please
" Il. Hats and Gaps made to order. also, Military
Hats anG Caps made on the shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit liberal share Of the public
patronage. lnay 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
lnd Baltinoro ond Obio Rail Rand

and BALTIMORE and OHIO Rail ROOd.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EvEnY MORNING.
at o'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line Of ears. arriving Baltimore in
lime 10 take the line Of cars Cor Philadelphia and New
York.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening aud
takes the mil line Immediately for Baltimore
where They arrive IN time 10 take the morning line Of
cars for Philadelphia and New York
The above lines, for speed and safety. believed
not he surpassed BY any stage lines in The Satcs
b1rilaciug positively prOhbited.
~ Office first door above the listed States Hotel
Water sirc, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

INO WOOL GROwERS.-Tte subscriber offers
for sale ut Mr.. Spriggs farm. four miles East Of
Wheeling SIX EWES. and ELEVEN LAAiBS, of
the BLACKWELL breed. The Lambs from impor-
in this country. Also. two long wooded ycaring
Bucks of the Lncsnshire breed. all of which will be
sold very low for cash. Enquire Of JOHN BEACH.
or at this Office. [Inay 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

FLAT BOAT FOR SALE.-A covered fat boat
about SIS feet lons-by Ii wide we'll calculated fer
trading boat in the river, esnal-ior sale low
may MkEE, HARDING g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
noy DC


HHIGIILY INPoRTANT--Nervous diseases. Wv
SH or complaint dyspepsia. bilious diseases, piles.
rheumatism. consumption. coughs. colds. splitting of
blood pain in the chest and side. female weakness. all
delicate and mercurial diseases successfully
ed. AT Dr. EVANS Medical Office. Chatham street.
New York
EVANS CAATONiILE PILLS.
The ramomile flower. (Or rs it is officially lei
ANTHEMS vocIIIs. OF ChamGrnclum. from the Greel
words Kalnai, the ground. and Melon an apple; be
cause il grows the ground. and smells like au
plc) is of a dull white color, Of fragrant odor, and
bitter aromatic taste.
CanoInle is n mild tonic. in small dsses acceptable
and corrnborani the stomach IL IS especially aPph
cable To that condition of general debility, with lam
guild appetite which often atteads convalescence from
diopaihic fevers.
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEfTs.-3zrCa Caution BE
parIicular in purchasing that the abs of this
Medicine contains noiIcc of its entry according 10
Act Of Congress. And be likewise particular in OBJ
tanning them at 90 Chatham ST.. New York. or from
the REGULAR AGENTS
VIII KING, IS Water II. Weeling
l. " ROBINSON. Portsmouth. o
J. MoRRIsoN, Columbus, y.
or tcAom also may be obtai'ied,
Dr. Goodies Celebrated Female Pills.
The Baron Won uuichclcr Herb Pills,
DR. Evans Fever and Aguo Pills,
DR. Hunts Botanic Pills.
Dr. Evans Soothing Syrup. for ToeshiRg.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Wholesale
| and Retail nj 100 Chatham ST., New York; 3 Souti
Seventh Street, Phiadelphin; ~ Wall Street. Loub
VILE Kentucky 80 Cornhili. Boston, Mass, and Off
i following Agents. wM III. KISc, Wheeling Va. l.
| obinson Portsmouth o. nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

= my wife Elzabesh Danley who len home on
Il Tuesday morning last. and my daughter Ellen Dan
ley. who LEFT home about yer since Will return
they shall be well received. will pay debts of
their contracting GEORGE DANlEN.
nav 23-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

4 OST--On "Wednesday morning pair Of silver
H moustcd speciscles IN a red morocco ease-24
in focus. Any person finding them will be suitably
rewarded on leaving them at the warehouse OF For
syIh. sIoore & Clarke may % l6i0-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

II ARDwARE AT AUCTlON.-The undorsiGn
Cd Assignee % < Fahnesiock g. Co, will sell
the entire stock Of Hardware commencing OF Monday
The FIRST day Of June and continue from day 10
day until the whole IL disposed ofihe assortment Is
large and extensive. well worthy the attention Of mer
chants Terms made knnwn AZ sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

NTAWL FOR SALE.-A and very superior
II Steam boat yawl 3 feet long forsae. Apply to
may 7 MKEE, HARDING a. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
OPPOSITION.
God INTENT sTACE COMPANY's

Two DAILY LiNEs Yea BALr1-
~ MORE, WAsmNcr0N Cry. Pm
g IS . 90 LADELrnIA AND NEw YoRE. y
49, KtHH the way Of tho National Road
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

A p. GOFF & CO EXCHANGE BROKERS'
"a. buy all kindsof uncurrcnt money, sraitscerti-
icates of deposit and all eastern checks. Tie highes
premium paid for The of all solvent eastern banks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
WHEELING sAvrxes Institutes, I

WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
May 7ih. lSi1
~ a meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Wheeling
Savings Institution held at the Office thereof On the 5lh
inst for the election Of Directors TO serve Coz The
current term Of one year The following named per-
sons were elected such Directors viz Thos Hughes
Morgan Nelson, jos. Morrison, joe Pollock. John NJ
Clarke. J. > u Penioney, John MCMILLAN. john =.
Clarke, Rob'L Cranele.
And OF meeting Of The said Directors held This day,
cor the purposes of organization. sc. Tnns. Hughes
Esq, wus unanimously reelected President, and D. H.
Greer Treasurer Cor the ensung Of sad Ollie
r. ~. GREER. Treasurer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

ITARDWARE--Henry p. Morris has just receiv-
Il cd a fresh supply Of Hardware. Cutlery. Planes,
&C.. which will be Disposed OF either Wholesale or
Retail ON low
may 7-3t Of Main ST.. and Market alley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

pOOkS.-AbbOt'sS School Girl,
ID AbbOIs Young Christian.
Jackson's Life Of HARRISON second edition
Young Ladies Friend
Barnes on the Gospel, 2 vols
Craham's Lectures 10 Young Men.
Rrnrl arid sis LaIe War,
KT. VI hiie's Poems,
Philips Curran, Graltnn aud Emmett.
OSsans Poems,
Combe on Constitution Of Man,
Do Do. Digestion DioIeIIes,
Beattie on Truth,
BerrirI's Geography Of tho Heavens, Be-. De,
just received and for sale by JOHN FISHER
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

Hihif FIVE boz hay and dung forks; 10 doz
H. hoes; mill. timber and fulleI's screws all war.
ranied superior quality. J.& X MORRISON
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
BEw ARE LF COUNTFnFFITs.

BEWARE CT CoUNTEnFRIFs.
- Cau,i0n.-Be particular in purchasing 10 see
hat the lab j If th5 mcdn Toe contains a notice of
g entry according 20 Act Of Congress And be
Ann st., New York Or from the
KE'sCLAW AGENTS
WN w. KING, Wbeofi,s, ".
STEVENSON. MALE & Co. P .rkerssn,S ?.
FOR SALE
The subs rbcr wishes 10 ssll The VILLAGE aot
MILLS "a Portland, - uatcd near the mouth Of
Shot Creek. JcacTs0n Couuft, ohio. u contains
nearly in1 acres Of first fate land Grain Mill ionr
run of BuIs, OIL Mil and saw Mill twenty dwell.
ing houses, a store and sutablo sarh,r Of shous
and other necessary out puiluiags, description "
which - deemed unnecccssary az th1-e inchnedi D
purchase ere expected to oNaminr he pre5nisos.
" - thought ne Cssary however 20 % ervp that a,
the propri cor wleh1s 10 retire from active bysines.
be mado 10 his mind 70 cell ihis va'usbic PROPER
~ much below q hcrts cost ur value % correspond
with III tepre-si"n Il husiut 81 spd the value Of mo
ney. TITLE good aai terms m6itrstc.
mW 2i--6w JOHN BAYLESS.
Whcelihg 0szctts aui Pitsbur.h AdvBca3e vi
ricase inset tse above twice week fyr tx week :
sho shaySs ia.3 oD5sf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
~R WM. EVANS SOOTHING Sl-
NIP For CHILDREN TEETHING.-

~ -. 80 of Conyul,ions and Painful! Dent.
non Cured by DIR VIM: Evans Soothing syrup
r. r,,r A.EsSr oY DR. EvASs' SoorHSo SSRrP
n, 81 The great be acfit afforded 10 nnY suffer
40, ;nf,nt by your SeOthr, syrup. in &c sc oi pro-
tTacted and painful deniiiou, must convince ,sety
ceiling ID rent how essential an early apphcauon oi
snrh ns inv auab.e Scticisle ~ to relieve infant
misery and torture. NV infant whiie tceu"H ,NpStt
onced such acute sutierlnss shaa MI. w1S snenoscJ
,h,t dea IN would soon release the babe rom ahensh
nh w, procured bot,ie of your syrup, WIZ hnnas
IS nradnced aud after o few spphcauons, the
child Displayed obvious relief, snt by conunnahg va
It's am glad to i15 ns y @S re %a II thai
awfsl complaint has slaco .ccurrcc; he leS,n aie
emanatin daily. and the child enjoys peIisc' hsaitn'
syf you my pSb md Will 81 ds give any in
Or"an0n on TINS 'H' WIN JOHNSON.
A reutleman Who has made trial of Dr. w Ey
ms Soothing Syrup IN his iamny up sd :, To-
ny chilly wishes US to state t1at he touEu u eheIy
eFsciull in relieving pain in the guns uaa preVs,
ing the consequences winch so'net''hes ,o''o' w
eheer5ully comply with his req'est'-~@n'
give believe ii IS generally acknowiedged b
hose who have tried Il, that DI. tNsn, ~
children Cutting Teeth, advertised IL ano'hea e9'
ann is highly esefal artic for the purposes iY'
which il is intended Highly respec,s,'e 'ndIvN
da Is. q: any rate who have made use "a u, =. y
he ,iate 10 give its virtues the SANCTION oil their
nes.-Boston Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS. 49,,
W. IL KiSo, g Water 81. wheeling
L. v. RostxsoS, Portsmouth u.
J. MSsRtsox Columbus ".
or whom ais may be oeta,nga'
Dr., Goodies Celebrated Female pulls,
TIE Baron Voa Huihcler Herb PIis,
Isn Evans Fever and Asuc Pals,
DIR. Auat's Botanic Pills,
nj. Evans Soc Thing Syrup. for Teeihing;
TMabovc invaluable Mchcnes ara SOLO ~ h9ic
,,ie ant Retail at 100 Chatham St. New ORR;
Ssuth Seventh street, Philadelpnia % MaIxet ST.
In,,isyiile Kentucky; SO Cprnhiii, 3oston, MasS1-
H., ms. nd of the following Agents William IL
Kinr. Wheeling, Va, 4. V. Robinson Portsmouth
49, mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

n NOR RENT. 0nJ Possession given on The FIRST OF
~ Aprii. one Siofc Room on Market Squafc' now
ocouiicd Wy y Dav Nlso. tho store Room adl0in"s'
,,rue,,r,s ..ss. on of which v be given Apply -
f.bu JOHN " CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

81 When a sound g. scicRusc remedy Tor diseases
sls long been IA general use best"wuS oiesshS
and receiving praises IL Is scarcely IN the power %
scsptcism to dodbt IT'S virtues, or envy 10 uenS
When il has achieved aseendsut career OF
usefulness which distances the competition oil mere
,nastftu pretension, ano secuI-~ Conspicuous
stat, % IN universal favour by atrinslc worm alone
5eriority with mourning the Suspicion oil inviui
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

~ f" GOoDS-l am now receiving ry spring
Y supplies recently purchased in the Eastern cies
desirable assortment Of DEY GooDs Palm
ailiais' Bonnes, Artificial Flowers Umbrellas Par.
asoiS &c &c also full assortment OF L ooKING GLASS
rLaFIs which with every article in my line will 10
S"d al very reasonable prices ISAIAH COOPER
NAV 5-3f No 0Io NJ; -,
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31
[Ocroprp

that IL hale and comfortable old age will bcho
reward Of their arduous services while ,ao.
One word more in regard to the obno,
ious paragraph. We merely referred to II.
evils which naturally flow from an unrcs,ram.
cd license for the sale of ardent sprn,
believing that it will be injurious to the com.
munity, and that this government, like an
others, will be obligcdto intcrposc some police
regulations to connc it to its proper limits
The visit ofthc Squadron is Of great adyan
tagc both to residents and Iiawaiians. Bps
ness has Become brisk, money is in circu,.
ton, and every thing wears a lively aspec,
We have been informed that since its arrival
the retail trade to the natives has doubled
and other business in like proportion.
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31

On Tuesday last the examination of the
scholars Of the Charity School took place
Those who were present expressed them.
selves much gratilied by the orderly appear
ancc OF the children, and their proficiency in
their studies. On the following day, an en-.
animation otthc scholars ofthc native school.
occurred. They were assembled at the Rev..
Mr.. Bngham's church to the number of 7OO.
all in European costume, presenting an in
tcrcStng spectacle. The examination wa.
said to have been very creditabIe to the pp.
pills. The Governor, Captains Wilkes, and
Hudson, and Dr. Palmer, of the America
Squadron, made short addresses, which were
listened to with much interest. The scholars
were then marched through the town to the
Rev. Mr.. Smiths church, each school h
itself, bearing an appropriate banner, and ,he
whole procession headed by the young chicl:
Upon arrival there, the whole company sat-
down to a feast prepared for the occasion,
we regret that we are obliged to speak
OF these examinations from Observation-Disclosures
ing nothing Of either, until they were con-
cluded. As there are many who would like
to be present on similar occasions, we YOU'D
suggest the propricty Of making them knova
through the columns Of our paper. We wi.
gladly give publicity, gratuitously, to any!
notices for benevolent purposes, or such as
are for general information.
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31

~. - ....... L..
'"'! ''crPfGM''r' Nv ''''S TI''I'''''oH '',
S''Ir" ' S''''.' ''sS.' o"i, ~ "'" ".'p''-,
~ >'''''' ca" P,' ~ - Wv 80
'''N'n- us 10 'iuC,S'Inu ~ '''' lucy "''o 10
accompany u" over 20 l,', h''',o'ls'
January - E-'l'oh'Nco III company "''',
''ic S,noo'i'i aug '"cSc ''".i'cs' ",' ,''''o'u
on i'''''o''sa Jan '.i' "'ic'o VIZ "'c' a u
ME-" ic''it''n nom ''o ',' "n,
h"'N''' i "o n"'N'T "",'" 'c"''''p"
Us rom A''u'oN' III 'ho s'l'oo''r'' c''''u at
once upon '''c missionaries ana S'"''" ,.'''
l"V{ were sem "1 ,''c'' ''I''i' d. "'P"''''o',
TO '''''' 10 |''Su""e Us ""'' our '"FPoSc"
P"' "'FoSc Vi n"'"'5 '"''. 'S''''" o'S"' ."'
1"o@' oi ",', ""C' 'H."'''S !'.h'''t o'l
'''c lIc'' Ia" .'c h''","N''h 'II,'' oI'', -
any degree hoS'''c' our ll'eS "ouiu ProOaO'y
HanG we Pa'" 'ic ,o'''"' c
mus c""'u our cruise "' ~ oayS, ""N''5
gone over u.S'ancc oI iouf'gc'l h'','uI'o
l'l'''S III poat 20 l'el long, iCct nrono
ana IGc' utcP' i'aEa'ol'9a lioS III ia'l'u!c
soo'n ana Long, ioo w west " |"
ABOUT Ten iiil'CS loiiS ana i''c nf""d ana coh-
'a'nco aoout 'oJo Inha1ian'S, a great pro-
Po'''oi Vi W"o',' were c'ii'"'C'i ana a'''nu'"
upon 'I,e SGI'oo'S 'ao@h, ~ 'hc l,l''s,'haf,rS'
ltc'' "a. n"Haco'' ana neE' ChaIicS u
lI"h' VI '''o i-o'oo'' niISa''ha'y Soc'c'y, :,
W., w. iIo""'o'' ''''e" open Ills ooo'S 10 us an"
o'u an III ms power TO meet our wants; we
'e'i''''co III MS iaI',iy io"r "ccNS ana sha'l
ho, Spoil lo!Sou HIS n."i"Lapic oo"tu'
rep H. ne snip Sna'lcS Ca'roii' o.
80. I"CS','' va p''''' " 'cNS' ca'"' III 'o' fc-
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31

We have been favored with glimpse Of
the papers from the United States and Eur.
land, brought by the bark Henry, Cam,
Dean, Gin Our last misprintcd Henrietta
They are quite devoid of interest. The cv
citing events and topics with which our pre-
vious dates were filed, appear to have been
succeeded bya political calm. Russia had
abandoned her designs on China, and the
newly acquired possessions of the English in
the East Indies were Tranquil. The Govern.
or General Of India was to command tho
expedition against Canton. Many shys
were advertised in English papers of April.
as up for that city, notwithstanding the wal.
Ike aspect Of affairs with China. Tea had
fallen seven pence per pound, and was quite
unsaIcablc at that. Every thing appears to
be quiet in regard to the North Eastem
Boundary, and we do not hear even of Cru.
NOR of war" Business was better. and
stocks rising. All was quiet at Lima, when
the Henry sailed 1t was reported there.
that the L. 5. ship Vncenncs had arrived
at the Bay Of Islands, New Zealand, wreck.
and that the remainder of the Squadron were
lost at the South.