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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

Dissolution OF ParfnrrsbJD
%nHE PARTNERSHIP l.tet,r,,. -.
- bstween 3. 4 q " A. ssuu v.s b.
mutual conscot, dissolved on the IAN ipst s.
=. saith . authorized 10 settle the aeeoust.
'"' ~ 'ho 'a'e hrm' . G. SMITH.
w. A. SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

Extra tram Of Cars for parties Of Plea

Extra train of Cars for parties Of Plea
sure.
mn Saturday a0th May, and seh succeeding
~ Saturday thereafter, an Extra Traiu OF
Cars viii leave the Ticket Office, at Winchester,
ct $ o'clock. A. 81. Tor pleasure exeursio ns 10
uarPcrs-Ferry, and return the same d., to be
continued during the summer.
Fare 10 Harpen-Ferry aud back. only ovr
DeLLAR Children between } sni ~ yesrs OF
age, hair price.
~. b. The splendid SsW cAR, recently par.
chased at the North, Will be put in r,su,si. ION
fer all such 0ce ssi0ns. =. GEO HEST.
Winchester, June ] l, 1910. .fscal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

Luz so blHs bfh Preassna P.,-, -.
- .ogrpd o. sorrow sa8 alss. i...f ,.5.i..
ct 49, fsr ssis b. ~ 49,. .sif'
1u1a ~, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
From the Rer. uTliiam Runn,,.

From hs Rsr. HIltiam RunHtL.
Having frequently used the DyspePtic Cordia
prepared by Drs. Dresbseh, Kuhn and Pryor,
Tor Sick Head Ache, with relief, have no 6esi-
fancy IN Pronouneins Il good remedy for that
disease. WA RITHNpIS
Tifin, Ohio, June Isi, 1888
From The R,r. Leonard q. Gully.
have confidence in the Dyspeptlc Cordial
prepared by Drs. Dresbaeh, Kuhn and pryor.-
" has been used In my family for Sick Head
Aehe' aud severe Rheumatic Pains. affecting the
shoulder and Chest--snd has afforded immeg,.ts
and apparently permanent relief.
LEONARD D. GURLEY.
Thin, Ohio, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

vi w sas.sri1sf vissss 10 ~. "a In.
- h'seesi Pfics, ~ FSo - 80,
a. faso q. QOnpoM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
New. Cheap and Fa.hlonable
BPltltY3 q s. 0WtEfI.R
GSSGS.

AFiNG just feiurpsd from he Eastern ID.
y y tee, am fspafed 10 offer 70 ths citizens
Of ka3ietown, snd the surrounding nsirhbour.
MOOD 81 cheap ahd habdsems 90 assortment n
sPHiNG 4 SUMMER GOODS.
~ eau be founj IN ahJ retail store 10 IsHsr,on
ossn = unueeessary % enter inta 90 snuee-
I.'pa ~ ne Tafiaus artities % nsrehaufizs
snieh cen odsf 20 ne pobiis. ~ alsts a. "a
~ sheapaess. 'aiis6ed, thst II ny friends vii
.,,a ,.... = ~ eaii shaii BE- snabisd 20 coo.
lnet em dappsea % ofsf such goss,.
bod ~ Such fnirst. 81 esrrgt f.,i ~ -f....
kahisiogH. Hag Iaf0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

inE heHAfNs % NAr0LE0N B9NA.
FARrE.--ihe government d France hav.
cog deleFminod 90 iho removal of The
BODY q Bouapsrie from S. Hoieaa 10
ihai couni5y % receive q pompous fcos.
ral. The public attention a much attracted
"a re subject
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
Kablstown. JuneIi.ls,6. " 'i''
FOR H.4REEar,

BOOTS, SHOES, HITS, Sc,
A LARGE STOCK, Or sale el,ap b,
49, }. kEPLINGER s. CO
Shepherdsiewn, Juhe IL, Is40-a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
HORSES and Cattle for Sale.

Horses ana Cattle for sale.
Will. offer fJr sale, on the first day Of next
- superior Conr', for Jedcrson county, num-
other cattle on credit Of 6 montbs
May ~, IstO.
tCJ1foSI PoNEMENT-The above sale il
postponed Dnlil the 1T day Of Jul, Conr, o.,
d not privately sold, previously. beside, he
snofe property, light Wagon, and a good
"hest Fan' and many other utensils Tor farm.
iag Tor sale. IL uANsCS
June %. Is40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

HARo TfNrs The old saying is-pde.
hver ~ from lady customers. A ,bo,,
time since. three zeEteel laJ.es e.iie4 ,a
81 large whole sale dry goods house. aud
inquired ior n,ncpenny pfinls The mer.
chant asked them 70 look add see ifihey
could bod sny piece they liked for niss-
peace 40 bis assortment. The ladies' after
looking over 800 pieces Of punis, sors on
them very higa cost. ssid thera was oobe
That would suit - Boif0a .Msy. sopr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
Musical Vnsfrnmenfs

W cry superior Flute aud Violips. AZ all
v prices, just received aud for sale, by
J.P. BROWN & co.
June H. $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

Old Maidstone Of the "old Ne.
deira'' belonging 10 Tie estate Of the late
David Lewis, Esq cold Yesterday by
Mesars NJ Thomas add son a. high as
SO per dsndohn Of 5 gallons - Piiila.
q s. Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

PINE APPLES So.
! Az EsN oraaEes Lsmoar. end Fias Hppfss
- fof sale ~ kE.F. MtLLkR
June 20, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

otLh&, &c.
oNNEIs. siikS Fsaey Ribbons. sos srii.
Beat floEeft, jest received ED To- sais
y ,. a. ,.o wv. 5 lock
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

Having lsboared f-r Ienr,l, oC i'm.
s- nsel q ibe l'scr. aeeofl panied IA pain ..a
sIehcsa IN The sHe. headache sud eoo,tjt.s,i,,, =
,he po~sis vas Induced ~ t.ss a.e bnuiI N a..
49,. H'i'h ard fDor's Dysptptia Cora,.i
BENJ. PtTIENGRR.
.,.m- a.. =, FpftneriT q Frcdcrick 90. Ma
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

LEGHOR-Y mrs.
- LfthloR fsahionabic double fifaDsl -.
- horn hAIs jess receives cod for ssie ~
jane o, 1870 ~ eforr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

ill daylight, with the hupc Of saving as
much as possible, and then came on to
Wilmington, bringing the passengers and
crew Of The North Carolina. many of whom
lid not save particle OF their clo,hing.-
The accidenr occurred in IL falhoms wa.
ter. The bow Of the Dudley was good
deal shattered, bu she made no water ex-
cepI while under way. The night was
fortunately remarkably calm. We forbear
al presenl, expressing any opinion in re-
regard to the causes of The accident, NOT
having time to make sufficient invcs,iga-
ton, and The accounts given being so va.
rious. The Gov. Dudley reached Will
minston about half past 3 O'Clock, in the
afternoon Of Sunday, and the Vanderbilt
The same evening, went down To Smith
vile, where she remains all night, to ena.
BILE her tn visit the place of accident in The
day time, TO see if any further good can
be effected. Capt Davis also goes TO The
spot, in pilo' buat, 10 do wba, he can in
saving the remains of The wreck. There
were no ladies on board, except the wife
of the Hou. MIR. Hubbard, whose loss in
money was larger han that of any olher
individual. Some few of the passengers
received slight personal injuries, hut terri
bic as the occurrence has been, we have
cause To he thankful that no life was lost.
We will endeavur 10 furnish soon, a moro
accurate account of the matter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

An inquiry having been addressed ihro'
The Souh Carolnian to the Candidates
for Congress in the Newberry District, in
regard tn their opinions OH a National
Bank, the Independent Treasury, and the
presi,lruriaI elrction. PC Caldwell, Esq.
has published an answer in The same pa
per, in which he pledges his support TO the
Independent Treasury, and declares oppo-
sitin 10 National Bank, as uncouslitu-
Iional incxpcdipnt aud dangerous. He
will support Mr.. Van Buren in preference
10 Gen. Harrison. because The former has
never hesilaled fully and clearly to declare
his principles; rha, those principles are snch
as we can and ought to defend, and that
he is a mau whose talents fit him 10 direct
the govcrnment:-whilc' The opposing cau-
di,ale has lille TO recommend him III re-
sprcI of ability, has s,udiousl y endeavored
to keep his principles oul of sight and is
the nominee of a motley party almost eve-
ry section of which holds doctrines odious
and dangerous In the South. We have
read Mr.. Cadwell's letter with satisfac-
ton, an'l if he has opposition in The Dis
trict. we hope il will not he an opposition
TO the sound and wholesome principles no
avows..-Charhston McrcurY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
CHEAPER TITAN EVER! !!
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
An 0Dppdi 10 The true Democracy

An 0pFedt 10 The true democracy.
Oy The first Of August ncxi. n new series Of
the Po,IrlcAI REFORMER will BE- commen-
ced. |, will he forwarded TO subscribers in all
parts oflhe Union. weekly, at lhr unrreced"n
,cd law Price of Twenty Gents each. unlI
Ike Presidential Elcction-fve copies for One
IIollar-tweniy-tIrre copies for Five Dollars
Fifty copies for Ten Dollars. The very cxtcn.
sive circulation which the Rcfnrmerhas already
received enables the Proprietor to put il nj this
unusually chear rate. 1t will continue as
heretofore, to advrcat the pure principles of
Iefersonian Democracy. adhering to the old
republican, landmarks Of our political faith, with
underwriting fidelity. No efforts will he spared
in underwriting TO diSablsr the public mind
of tic monstrons pcrversions of our political op
pnncnts, and in presenting to The calm. unbias-
I'd Judgment of IN intelligent people. those sa
virg truths which alone can continue us in onr
upward, and onward career Of national glory
The Reformer will steadily and zeaouslv
advocate The reelection of Marlin Van Buren,
to the Presidency. and as zeaIrnsy oppose the
pretcnsiois Of the imhecile. slperannnated old
man who has been put in nomination for that
binh Office by the federal a'.ition whg party
Tho UNPARALLELED low price ~ which il is pro-
rnscd 10 be published. will cradle all those
whose means are limited to become patrons Of
The paper. Our democratic friends ate earnest
ly requested 10 rlsc their exertonsin procuring
Subscribers, which they will please hand TO their
Post Master. with The request that he should
forward them 10 Washington Civ, or Ports
mouth, Va. to Tlcophilus Fisk, editor and pro-
prietur. July Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
Mr.. Ian Burcn and Mc Ifar.-We concci

Mr.. Ian BHrrn and The Ifar.-We conceive
This question Ia hc 70 :trCst. except u,n:,c liz.
unpardonabIy Igno:tm, and ti:e ir:rdcG:Hah:y
base of uur opponents. But to add to the evi
dence we select the following par1sra, !, from
u speech made IN Il puhiit. meeting; at iia..y
BY the Hon. ~ p. TaInIadge, OH the occasion,
Of the rejection of Mr.. Van Buren as Minister
to England, by minority of the United States
Senate. Mr. Tallmadge is now Wing Of
the first water. lie stands at hetopmost round
of the ladder; hence. we suppose, his authority
will hardly be questioned:
The war of 1872. between the u. Stales
and Great Britain found him in the Senate Of
this State. II was here that his talents shonc
most conspicuous. Besct by foes without. and
enemies within, The country presented to the
eye of the patriot Il most gloomy prospect
Unaided, or but partly aided, by the General
Government, we were called upun 10 provide
the means to rcpel the INVADER both by sea and
by land. The patriotic Tumpkins was seen
at the head of this State; and with nh eye that
never slept, and zeal that never tired he de-
voted himselflo the service of his country. No
man rendered him more efficient aid than Mr.
Van Buren,. In yondcr Senate chamber, his
eloquence was often heard in favor or providing
means and of granting supplies to carry on the
war-to feed and clothc our halcstarved and
half clad sodcry, while some Of his violent
prosecutors were openly rejoicing at the de-
feat Of our arms, and secretly imploring success
OH those of the enemy"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

NJ. ". C. PreSion.-This gentleman
on Thursday night, on his return from
Washington, addressed The 'rippecanoc
Club, and as many others as could get
within the Cabin, or within hearing, on the
outside. 1t was a great audience, and
richly were they repaid for their exposure
TO The inclemency of The weather.
We would not, for The world, attempt n
sketch of his remarks. We should be ex-
ecrated for hundred years TO come, by
The citizens of Richmond, if we were to
break the delicious charm with which that
thrilling eloquence has impressed every
mind Enough, that all were enraptured
for Two hours, by bursts of eloquence and
flashes ofwit, which, by universal consent,
have never been surpassed in the metropolis
of Virginia. Shouts, cheers and chaprings
were the only interruptions to tho rapid
and dazzling flashes Of lightning which
played from tho immortal mind.
This gifted Orator. whose principles arc
as pure as his genius is resplendenl, is now
hahi,uallv sneered at hv the jockalls Of the
dominant faction in South Carolina. as
"Nr Preston Of Tirginiu." FondIy would
The Old Dominion lake TO her bosom again
The son, whose virtues and abilities add
Ius,re 10 her fame.
Mr.. Preston left the city yesterday, for
Unconstitutional Whig 25th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

Shocking crime by Il Negro.-A negro
fellow, named Monday, The property o.
NJ. Dorson, of this county. was, tried yes
lerdav before the Inferior Cour', Tor COM
hitting the highest offence, short Of mur-
der, on The person of his own Mistress
He pcrpetrated the acl under circums,an.
ccs of peculiar airocily, which are, of
course, unfit (orthc public eye. The jury
retired for only ten minutes, aud found The
wretch guilty. He was sentenced This day,
at IL o'clock, TO be hung. on the 2lst Au-
gust. The sentence, as passed Ivy Col.
Nj. Myers, ]. |. G.. was one of the most
feeling we ever listened to.-SauannGh
DaHy Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
Vie,o of Mr.. Fan Burcn Jy nm .AbOlit;onia.

Extract from letter to The Editor of the Ph-
Ianlhropisi, by Augustus Watiles.
'Thc man whom one Of these parties pnr.
poses TO elevate to the Presidency. he would in
his own individual character, veto bill for the
abolition ofslavery in the Dsirictor Columbia,
even should minority ofthe people of thr u.
States demand it. Very democratic! truly
Mr.. Van Buren,, no doubt supposes that he is a
democrat; but he is no such thing, according To
his own showing Dcmocrat!-when lie says
he would set up his will against the will of the
majority! Why, that knocks in thu head the
very first principle Of democracy. Hc is, then
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
Loss of The Steamer Nor,b. coro,;no

Loss Of The !Steomer North Carolina-
The Wilmington Recorder. of the 28th
insi SAYS. ~ partial examination of the
canSes which produced the disastrous oc.
currence, was gone into by the Directors
ofIhe Company OIL Monday. The follow
facts were eIiciIe,l:-
That the Captains Of hoh boats were
a-leep, it being nn their watch below, and
each boat in charge of The chief mate.
That the mates were AT their proper sta
ions in the heel house. the wheel in i'm.
mediate charge of the wheelsmen.
That The boats signal lanterns were
visible to each other, at distance of sew
eral miles.
That The Dudley kept her prorer course,
inlenling to pass the North Carolina land.
ward.
That the North Carolina after she dis
covered the Dudley. iuslead Of pursuing
her own straight course, w hich would have
carried the boats past each III her, with IN in-
rprvturing distance of at least two hundred
ards, kept a'e,lng her course point or
Two every now aud then. until it lay di-
rectIy across that of The Dudiey's and ine-
vitably in contact with The rate OF speed
they were both going. AS soon as tho
danger was apparent to both, they shut OFT
their steam. whereas had the North Caro-
lima moi done so, she would have shot past
uninjurrtl. =.
The whole conclusion is. that the acci.
dent is To he attributed To the Ignorance or
strange faiuily ofrhe male ofthe North
Curolinu. in changing her course. The
,ale's name is McQUADE's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

GreenriNe.- Ne.-The candidates for the le-
eislaiure from Grcenvilc are numerous.-
They are Maj. B. +. Perry, Leory II.
Green. S. NJ. Earle. Dr.. John G. Snlli-
van, Maj. Henry Smith, Col. Robert Cox,
Capt. Thos. w. CAN'T. Col. F. E. Ware,
James Dunbar, Edmund Waddill,a Jos.
Mccullough. for the House of Reprcsen-
talives-Col. John Hodges aud Col. Hen
ry G. Johnson, for the Senatc.-Churles-
ton Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

J. S. RlcuARDsoN, !r. ESP, who had
hcen nominated, in the Camden Journal,
for Congress, in the district now represent.
ted ny the Hon. Thos. D. Sumter, has adj
dressed letter 10 the editor Of that paper,
declining to become candidate. Thos.
P. Evans, Esq. is announced for Congress
in the same paper--and the Hon: MIR.
Sumter is up for Observation-Disclosures
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

Mr. Van Buren, was not opposed to tic last
war nor to thr Revolutionary War, nor belong
cd To the Hartford Convention, nor wrote Der
mot Marlborough Mr.. Sallousld!l. one ofihe
Congressional Whig Committee belonged to
the Hartford Convention. and Mr.. John q.
Adams wrote Dermri McNorlongh. The
Whis~ npc noi charge i upon the President
Eor upon General j.:;hsnn. Ills altogether old
Mr. Adams work. We never heard Of Gen.
Jackson writing any poetry - I'll. Mr. 'dams
,l.n wroir .Dris!, Sally" MIR. Webster op-
puse llle last war, and Gen. Harrison got tired
and resigned in the midst Of it.-Charicston
Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

We learn from undoubted authority that
The negro hoy Bosin belonging to Thomas
Boggs, who was condemned TO he execu.
ted ON The l4th Of August, has his punish
n,cnt commuled. The sentence of the
Governor is, that he shall be taken from
the Jail on the last Friday of every month
(ror four montlis,) and receive twenty five
iashes upon his naked hack (well lai| on)
and then be banished from his Slarc-ani
IN case of failure 10 remove him wien bis
term of punishment shall cxpirr-hc may
he forthwith taken by The proper autl,ori-
lies and executed according to the scutcnce
Of tho Yorkrilic Compiler.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

The Temperance Advocate Of The 3O,h
ult. says.-The Hon. VIM. C.. Preston and
family arrived in Columbia on last Tues
day evening.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

to all intenis and purposes, pro.sarery, psen'
do.democratic, tine-serving, "Northern man
with Southern principles"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

Our correspondent Of the Wilmington
Advertiser, from whom we have recently
received several iavors, has obiginsly for
warded US The following:
WILMrNGToN ADVERTISER OFFICE,
July 81, ls40.
About one O'Clock last night, the steam
boats Gov. Dudley and North G aroliua
came in collision. between 25 and 81 miles
10 The nonhward and eastward of George
nwn S. G.. The Dutllry's bow running
into the North Cardinals larbuard quarter,
I;5 or 20 feet from The y Cardinals stern.
The Caplaius of both hoals had .jnsI turn
ed in. The n. Carolina went down al.
most Immediately. and the crew and pas
sengers were saved with some difficulty.
Not single life was lost, hut The loss Of
valuable baggage was very great. Sever
al gentlemen returning from Congress. hav-
ing large amounts of money with them, III
their trunks, Of which bnl few were saved.
The Gov. Dudley remained on tho spot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28
INVASION OF TEXAS

The arrva. from Texas yesterday ofthe Sieampack
ct Neptune, brings intelligence of the defcat of the
fedeIalt>ts near Nice, the Rio Grande; their re-
treat with great loss to san Antonio in Texas IN I
the pursuit 10y army Of fifteen hundred Centralss
supposed to be within days march " San Antonio.
Whether the Cenralss under Artist. c,atemplate an
inv aston OF Texas, Is not yet nsccriained.
The Houston papers express the opinion, that the
ly object of the movement the capture of frc de.
eicd .Heny, and that idea Of taking possession Of
any part of Texas entered into the plans of the
Ccniralisi.
The last accounts from San Antono sintc that the
messenger scni 10 the Cumanrhes. after the slaughter
of their chiefs had not returned, although sufficient
time had ella ,cd. IL was apprehendcd they would
mur'cr their prisoners by way of retaliation. The
co duct Of these Indians is represented be exceed
ingly treachcrods-so much place them be.
yIni tho pale of civilized warfare. Un'ess they sue
for peace. and make aoncment for the past the Tex
ians tire ,ien TO hunt them down like savage beasts
prey, and declare a war OF determination Provok ed
the whites have bc by The crueles Of the Indians
committed upon deienceiess and children il is
not 10 be wondered ut ifIber feelings wrought To
pitch Of evaporation that cIiravagant 10 the
al disance.-N. q. Bulletin April Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28
A CoURIosTTY.

The Liverpool Albion state that short time Ar
IN runmasing among the stock in the Stsmp-oa;ce IN
Somersethouse, London several ofthe sampe prepared
Tor being sent TO America in the time Of the stamp act
OF Revolutionary memory were found IN an uppcr
room One Of them Is in the possession n Rev.
Dr. Sheppard, of Gairacre The stamp is in It's usual
oTFn and bears coored paper pasted on parchment
the inscription 'ANERscA. Toe Shiiliags and Sir.
pence
Mrs. Fry--The Brussels Independcrt
during the stay Of Mira Fry md her g. s'a'es Iho
hey procured the hborai.n Of v,,nn y ~ ~ Il city
pssosed Ior dsSs q 6OOG, by paving y nslo i'a
ed oy similar generosity y ooo.; snu
= .emalos. who were oon6psd g. a. 49,, =, =,
.aw sIponses. '' "' ''n'"n' o.
PRESENT. 70 re Paps IN 9 vicsrOv Of Esyp, m, n
fered 70 the Pope foo5 M 1i6esnt column each no
wards Of 10 feet " blight. cot from quarry Of AZ
baster' discovered fcw years ago. They are intso.
oed 70 euor.i re church Of Saint Paul AZ Ro,ns
This spDenid present hss been accepted yv bis III
ness. end is TO be conveyed 70 Rome bis erpen.s
FEIENpsHfr-The water that lows from 49,.
does not ssngeal IN the winter. And those se,n,,s
Of friendship which low from the hear s,n,e' ~.
frozen BY adversely" ''''' ~
"A ysar Of pleasure passes like ae.,ing 49,.
but mV"en' Ofmsforiaas sseas an age 70 pain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28
PRINCIPLES


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- - 80 SO"''u Inc o'd aoase
", 90" q"'s'O" ~ minute mat wise
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Ie'' :, 'Hu'n more ''ne and space 10
=, se'' man 10 MAKE 'hem.
NY '"''''e' VIII consent 70 Pcruse any
10 y "e" own parry ior ther benefit
VI, '''o' - ie" pam and candid reasons why
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Very little has been done in stocks 10 DAY. bat rates
OF what have been sold little better L. 8 Ban,
shares improved about per cent.
Bills London have been sod to-day nj 7lnS, and
some Southern rs low Z. Some holders ask 81, but
have not heard of any sales that price The other
auctions Paris. 5.26i; Amsterdam, 39sa1: Ham
burg. 355as Bremen. 7s
There little doing however. and the market is de-
cdedy fat In Inland Exchanges no alteration since
yesterday.
The Commissioners Of Ohio for the sale Of Stale
Roads, have US yet not been able make any salts
factory arrangement ! believe they will at last not
sell the stock. but borrow money hypoihecaiion
Cotton market continues lively. 1900 bales taken TO.
day and prices well supported.
Domestic EIchsnge'. SLASH; Bali.
more 5A5i; Richmond 6!a6I; Charleston 3Ja3l ;
Savannah Tall Augusta 10Y; North Carolina 6Ia7
Mobile 91a92; New Orleans 7Ia7a; Union. Miss
60a65; Cincinnati 9a94; Louisville IOAII