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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-08

The Hon. Mr.. Gru.dy was 10 address the c;,;z.,s
Of AzrjresEbOrorgA, Tennessee, on tho a0th. Some Of
them addressed a note to him, proposing such m ar.
rsngemen;, as would onablo the people TO hear 5o,G
Tiss Of the question, to which he Made tie following
reply.
GENrLEmEN:-I have received your note Of ,bs dsy
aud return the following az my answar. I have been
invited to address the people Of Rutherford county on
this day and shall do SO al about l2k o'clock. / shall
not deiain the people more han 81 hours SO that the
time specified in your note a. my limi, will pn, mo,o
than have arrived. My private business requires me 10
leave for Nashville this evening, 30 that 50 far. a, am
concerned any one may address Tue people who NAV
choose To TeRuin.
an Gentlemen.
Very Respectfully,
Your obi servant.
FELIX GRUMPY.
TO Messrs. COnsi. Hardenan, II. Norman. J =
Fletcher, I, c. Black, B. ". Farmer.
The reply Of Mr. Grundy. il will be seen. was n
virtual refusal 10 enter into any discussion. Mr. pcy.
Ton happened 10 be there. Accordingly as soon % NJ
Is. hnd concluded his remarks, he started 81 bo,.
SAID MIR Pcyipn. NJ Gruady will STAY and hear mo "
MIR q. kepi NOTING. Mr. Pcyion raising his voica-aI
nope Nr Grundy will not he like the lame Capiain-
ihe lame Captain went ont f0 fght Indians. and com
ing upon them Unexpectedly. Boys said he. ther,
ihey ~orc--ihey IRE very numorous--ny opinion !
they u whip us--but said he. fight haul-rct,e,, n
good ORDERS Tam a lille lame, Ill 20 uos-anJ a
way ho went" u" "
Here u shout went up that roni the air and sbo,L
nc hilIs. MT Peyton. udcr expressing the hope that
inc oilcr Van Buren, men present would not follow Tho
example OF ihor lame captain, proceeded To nddross
.No uuuIehCe' who remained until s%undown. IA aspoceh
'ep'oto WIN s"uila argument, imprisoned clolupncc.
rich humor and biting sarcasm. Our csrTegr,nJ.,,
writes us That M Gmndy has greatly failed in smrits
~eIo1nence and effectiveness AZ a siump sneaker IN,
ancicnt"F,lJ ncnHci ut the c~logucnco Ola spcakc,
VINO s'1od before him. Our modern Felix cur yub.
out waiting 10 hear. VIM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-08

4 BEAUTIFUL SENTITENT.-The late eminent
Judge Sr Allen Park once said at a public meeting ia
London
w live in the nidst Of bles unzs. all we arc ui
terly inssnsib!e Oftlcir greatness, and Ut the sources
from whence they flow. We speak ofcur civ ilIzltioa,
our aria, our freedom, our laws. md forget entirely
how large n share il duo 10 Christianity. Blot Chris.
iianliy out Of the pages Of mans history, ami what
would hs laws have hecn-whai hs cIviliztioni-
Christianity Is mixed up with our very being and our
dolly life; there is not a Emiliar ehIeci round ".
which does not wear a different aspect. because tho
lgi ef Christian hope ~ on il-lot a law which
docs not owe It's truth and geudencss to Christianity
not a custom which cannot be traced, in all its holy.
healihful parts, 10 ike Gospel"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-08
G.nIrs s. AUecctloer.

PUBLISHED TREwEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT rnK coRSEE OF UNION AND WATER srs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-08
PrrrspuRe, 31st Anr. Iafn-

7 give you the best information ] could collect. with
regard % the expected result of the Presidential cleo.
ton in the uss,cTa counties Of Pennsylvania.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-08

"TRe Portable Pit SagiRg and Sitting MIL
When in New York = few days since. / went with a
friend 10 look nj Colonel Hamil'ou'z 80 Wall siiceD
above named Mill, and l must confess that II far OK.
cccds all Guucipations I bed formed If IL from the
newspaper notices ! had roaJ-lris a simple. and with
Of, complete within itself. that IL must IN nv opinion
supersede oil saw mills now in use-bcing capable of
being worked with manual, horse. steam or wafer
power. and requiring only ono fourth Of tho power for
the same work Of the ordinary mills. One Of these
mills, complete. will not coFi more than 5000 10 $500,
and not weigh more than from SIX Ia nine hundred
pounds. Two mon can easily load a mill into a wag-
on. cart il five miles, and put It ~ operation the same
day with horse power "a will cut a. much lumber
I'M given time, "a any mill ever made. and do the
work as we'll For shi,-. mahogany md marble yards.
II must be Of great value. and I would advise those Of
our citizens engaged ~ ihuse departments, lo endeavor
TO secure Tighf vitheutdclsy. The lumber merchant
Of tho county will not toqriroa hint ip spur him Tor.
ward whore be interest Is az st1Lt-T S Gas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-08
TEENS OF ApyERTIsINa.

~ Advertisements handed in without specific onieT
VIII be published I'll forbid and charged 81 for three
insertions and 25 cents for every subsequent insertion
SO also With all advertisements ordered till forbid.
Uacsquaro three Insertions, ~oriess, 81 90
DO tive week s, being SinsertIons. 2 %
Do three weeks, so
Do one month, 90
Do two months, 90
Do ~thr mchths, 90
DO six months, 90
Do eightmonibs, 10 10
Do twelve monthe. u 90
Military aud literary notice. are notlnciucCd
above; bat "Ilibe charged so cents for Sinsert'ons.
or less.
The proceedings Of The city council. city ordinances
md orders, regularly appcor in his paper.
Connected With ulo oficc Of publication Of the
Wheeling Times and Advertiser, IL n JOB & BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, where may he had on flvora-
,fetcrm5, Blanks u order, Cards, Handhills. Show
Hills, &c. done in the nea;ssi style and Oh short notice
For sale at the Con7uaS Rooa Of the Wheeling Times
ana Advertiser
Gay Scmmonl CoEniy Summons,
" Executions, " Executions,
q" Bonds, Bonds,
Z" Summons fS Assault " Recognizanoeso
hail,
COUNTY Scmrnsns fr Assault, Deeds, Leases. Warrants
Serieant' Bonds Declarations p forms) Bills of
ding. pellsrs Notes, Notes Of NJ. e NJ. Bank, Note
ofN. W. Bank. Checks on all tho banks. bound ans
plain. SC. SIC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-08
Old PENNSYLVANIA

ENirnci Of a letter from n highly respectable md
well informed gentlemen, 70 o friend in this CITY.
dated,
pf-rrprpc A., A. r1n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-08
FOR VlCE-PRESIDENT:
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VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TIcKET-The following is
Tao eiscno0al lcAei agreed uPos, and recommended 70
the voters Of the Old Dominion, by the Harrison and
Tyler Convention which met o. Lac 2ithF Feb. at Rich.
HnynA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-08
TIE DEMOCRATIC

Rg7C2LTCAE CANDIDATES
FOR PRESIDENT;
Gem. WEE. II, HARRISON.
OF OHIO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

by the Chinese Government Of doubtful ISSUE They may
rsalt IN more liberal commercial syse the restrictions
may increases but in times past the prohibition Of the
trade IN opium IN port has led to the establishment Of
larger depot IN another may expect that VIII
be found by which the trade will its accustomed course
since The prsh biton of the import Of the drug by The
Chneae Government in 1900, and the repealed inter
dicions OF 1t since under the highest penalties the
paon OF the opium ships from Whampoa, in sal, and
te subsequent formation Of the depot at Linin, the
trade has continued to increase in importance, and the con
sumption of the drug vastly extend in the empire, yearly
interesting IN ats behalf the influence Of arger circle OF per
sons by the ucra:veness Of the traffic Of Shch the
key stone.
The American trade with China about the year
I9l and has gradually increased in importance until it
rivals tina, of the East India company. The following is
table IF The imports from and exports to China cm tie
United States from 1870 to the last report from the Treasury
returns:
American trade with China including the imports ard exports
10 and from that coshy, from $500 TO the present time
lmPo Is t,oD' Exports TO- Ezeessi'np's Excess ezP'ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
SHIP NEWS,

NORFOLK Dec 27-arr Espeleta Brevoe NYork; Kcntuc-
Nv Willis smyrna SIS days with VOL and fruit, bound to
Yo X put in distress with o sails er, main &c
having experienced wes'her-was blow on the
10Th nd 22d lust the the highlands bore distant
10 miles. 2sth cid f Puribus Unum, Billing, w Indies
Coin SPRINGS Cape May, Dc IS The scr John Rowett,
Of Baltimore Capt Tn Bright, shore the beach
about miles inside Of Cape May light; she from al
hound to NYork with cargo of 5000 bushels Of rye
The driven from her anchorage this
heavy gale frem WNW, and struck bar the IT
the vessel. landed if should moderate the cargo will be
lAnd.d and every exertion made t. the vessel
CHARLE,ToN Dec 26-arr Aun Ez abeth Somers, from n
York.
SAvASSAH, Dec 25-rrr Msyaower, Weeks, NYork below,
Alexander 40.
SPOKEN
Laurel from Wilmington NC for NYork, Dec %, of Cape
Henlopen Also, Columbia and DAM Webster, for do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

Destructive FIRE IN YAzoo.-On the 9Th ult
nearly half Of Yazoo was DESTROYED by fire. The
flames broke out in Washington Hotel and were not
arrest d till they reached he Planters Bank, on
Main street. The principal sufferers an buildings
burnt were as follows The two principal squares
on either side of Jefferson entirely destroyed
The Washington Hotel, II. r. Randolph Major
Maynard, A S Perkins, }. o Hunter. VIM. ID. cal,
Mir Casey, Edw Kmbal, Hofi & Wright, Mr. Pa
fish, Wan. ID. M'Kinstry, f. A. Merritt, Jennings
Merritt & Co., Drs. Barber and Barnet, Q d. Gibbs,
the Post Office. the valuable papers aud letters of
which were, W tn great difficulty, principally saved,
Hunter & Bell. The fire did not cross Main street,
but proceeded down on the south east side,
ing seveial Offices, the store house OF Mr.. James
HAYDEN, Messrs. Vance and Andrews, Mr. Tibbs,
N. Register Jackson and Edmonds Union Printing
Oficd, whibh adjOined the Planters Bank. ALI the
above suffered No lives lost.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

In this table the imports gradually increase in smount while
the exports for the last tea have fallen eff annual and
by deduoting the Of the of The
imports from the of imports, fnd cash ba
against this country and in favor of CHA for is years
S5s7i3 5l This return is however, only for The goods
ported into this country Many caloes bought Amer
account and seat Europe, the Sandwich Islands, aud
elsewhere all of which would the balance ia her
fayo-.
The trade between England and China equally mpreydsnt
the ba favor Of China averaging nearly 81 000O00
nualy The trade Of China would therefore yield he. upwards
OF 100000 of specie balance ya'ly aud create
dram of the precious metals from the Of Europe,
without any counter current by which it could return it
not that British India furnishes in opium and cotton the
only Of settling this difference but Of creatn small la
in favor of Europe To bring the operation of this trade
clearly before have sonsuc ed The following table
from parliamentary returns from treasury reports Tor
the year 1881, which is average year:
Exports from China in 1891. Imports into Chine.
To the u. states 3OSS,505 1880 900
Te England, 500 800 6000O00
To d. India, l652 S5i Gi00jj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
POSTSCRIPT.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, 2 o'cLocK.

farR MuRDER.-From a watchman we learn
,aut eleven O'Clock last night, party oil men
-ere returning home from an alarm OF irs,
A IN at we'll known Dutch house in Eliza
.et, within one door of Grand, to get some
drink. While there, dispute arose between
and the Dutchmen. From words they went
d. During tie fight the Dutchmen obtained
40 pistols, which they fired, killing Jno' Arm
yho kept leather and finding store III the
y and seriously woundingtwo others Ar'a-
sas hit in three places, and died instantly
I. entered his head, and another near his heart
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

BowERY AIPuiTnEATRE.-lf you havnt seen
Otto Notify. secure place or ticket at the Bowory
Amphitheatre. We won't tell you what he's like, for
wenevcr saw any thing like him-go, we say, GO
and If you don't open our eyes upon something
very extraordinary, never believe more. He rides
twice on Wednesday. at in the afternoon and at
in the evening, New Years day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

NJ Office To all whom Il may pgbc notice ~
~ hereby gives that" The Corporation Of the Uutel Ger
Lutheran Churches in the City OF New York; deem
cd and proper sell and dispose Of the building and
premises ben ABOUT sevetty two feet wide front
by hundred feet deep each sdc) called and known
SaiKt Mat hews Church, situate the southery side
Waller street. between 5roadwsy an Elm the CITY
Of New York. and intend accordingly sell snd dispose
~. same; std the sid corporation hereby Offer. the said
Church such Germans dect ndnts Of Germans who
be members Of rtfeld IN aid Church, the
twenty Ou'snd hundred and fifty dollars. the
easefs binding themstlvcs their aR1 sences
and occupy he LutAeran church, in which D.
vine service ha be- performed IN the English tongue
The Board e Trt stees ~ meet NJ san Matthews Church
a eight lock in the afternoon Of the 3D. Oth 7h 2ih
and 3ls DAYS Of January A. d. IssO IN the Vcstry Room
Written application. 10 purchase Designating the
and I'd of the popos'd Iurchassrs will be received by
the Beard if delivered to EDMUND $ DERRY, ESQ, At
torae, .at.law 81 WILL street, Cit, Of New York.
Dated New York Dee Is, A. ID 1899.
BY order of the to7rd of Trustee.
Or. EDWARD RUPPERsBE RG, Secretary.
approve OF tie preceding Eoco and offer, aud should
said Offer We complied WITH aud the above named copsider
ton ouey Paid within four weeks after notice shall
been put up in front Of Saint Matthews Church. AID pub
lshtd in three oC The daily newspapers ed in the City Of
New York will provd' such notice be continued r three
ucev w. give ADD grant unto the above raned
certificate that such notice has been eysn
qu-ed in the second condition OF certain dad Of
ance between Bsrjann brdsal, Of the City ofNew ork
and Jrusha his WIFE Of the first part aud the Corporation Of
the United German Lutheran Churches &c the city Of New
York. Of the second part bearing date the fifteenth day of
bar thousand eight bundled and twenty sir and
that Tie has not btel compiled with
Dated New FORK, December Soth, 1859
RO3T. IT, MORRIS.
ialiJa2s' Recorder Of tie City Of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
ONFIDENTIAL.

nR. BELLS MEDICAL OFFICE, No CourtliHdt =.
II second door Broadspy Dr. Bill centiuuss usua
TO We uljed ga an Of delicate nature. syp0ue
aud rertural ac tiout disorders Of the urinary &c
&c, VIII have bafcd mex ienc'd zeal ard qu cas-
20 lie benefited aud relieved Application - Dr.
Tell proieescra al sl. coup ed with tw ty ea cyfttncc
tc ~ the AZ diseases tnabs the doctor "a
. reef "a "A, tse lauen
R,wa Of pr tenders. 'nyirca ard medical buffers and
member No Couruandt street, two doors from Brcadvay
I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

Flour in Cincinnati the 2lst selling at $3,75
The woolen goods seized last in CINCINNATI
pcon Of having been imported without duty have
examined and found have been correctly and honorab
entered at tho custom house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

Sale Of stocks yesterday at Philadelphia 500 81 State SIS,
1861 e2 30 shares Bank and w slI; 81 do and p,
CASH. do penna Bank, 60 days, Monday st 1856 so do
Guard Bank Go sys IS, 100 d. 60 g. na!, So so do 80
days s3a do Ponna Fire, l3 10 do Lehgh Coa (new)
ol.nl g, Hat 52l; 40 do (oldJ opening nat So.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

SSyx- FOR NEW ORLEhNs.-Loui,iana AID New
NFsSe Yors Liue-The Regular Packet Cor Monlay th
-a's.A- osi.Ite fs', salng packet ship MISSISSIPPI
Cart Whi,tlcsey, will sail as above.
For eeh, or passage having hard furnished
modations apply on board, at Orlsass wharf, or TO
il D. X COLLINS a co IS South It.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

BROADWAY CiRcUs.-Two performances to-day
afternoon and evening, combining an unusual diver
SHY Of entertainments and among others the famous
legend Of Santaclaus, or the orgies Of St Nicholas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

CC-sir John Cslborne is to he raised to the peer
age; and the Marquis of Apglesea is to be made
Duke Of Mona.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

o. The election for the officers of the Mercantile
Library is to be closely contested this year We
suppose the same result will be produced this year
that has been previous years-always to turn out
the old ulcers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

The President has sent message to Congress re-
spccting the difficulty in the whale fishery, and re-
commends that something be done, that Anne rican
vessels can sail with proper papers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

The Globe of Monday night says, " that nothing
is known in the Treasury Department, or believed to
exist, which justfes the statement made elsewhere,
that the present Collector of New York is or has
been a defaulter'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

VERY REMARkABLE.-We have not had a fire Of
any consequence in a week. is there not some
honest fellow with old stock of goods which he
cant SELL but would like the insurance Offices to pay
for2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

rrroS or DUrrEs.-By an official notice from
,sury Department, dated December 30, 1929.
ectors Of the Customs arc reminded Of that
y 4 the Compromise Act Of the I'd Of March,
e<fsidiug for the abatement Of an additional
Mhe excess over the ad valorcm duty Of TWEEN
faaent and which, in IL, operation from and at
thirty FIRST day Of December, eighteen hun
api thirty nine, until he thirty.6rst day Of De.
&C., ST. ~"d forfv-nnc present
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

o.. Can any honest man tell which Is the best
route to travel TO Albany during the wnter9 Do
tell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

&C. II any of the pous parsons want to kis'
their ghbor's pretty wives today, they have ou'
permission.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

This taJle, although shows the deliveries at Linn, doe,
show the whole import ofoP'um INTO China Large guam
titles mugglsd in along se csat and the whole port
Of 1897 valued whereas the table show. but
STA coo. The whole however shows she general mpor
lance the trade Tine last statement Of The trade -fegn
vessels Canton published by the General Chamber OF
merce for the ending june 1885, give, the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

The LECTURES LEcTUnsRs-Not only
atrcals but lectures and lecturers are going to
p.c.s- c-.----'i..a-.~ zoe. p.'."vi"sy -be-' si~
persons attended; at Brttains on witchcraf, about
seven. The town has been over lectured-thcy now
want to 60 to play aud sport while.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

JupIcI.L REroRM.--A thing for lawyers to tall
abou-but not seriously to get passed. They want
no reform that curtails long bills.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
HONEY MARKET.


The last day Of the year docs Pressn, sny great activity
n bu.ixesS NATTER; fair of business transactions
place however the stock eScnaugs, any
ia others decline; Mohawk Railroad, improved ~ per cents
Del and HUDSON per ctn Harlem declined per cent; N.
Am Tfu, aud b. improved per cent Their. sales Of
ball. on PAlad lphia o. Sterling bills very dali
81 per cent ;or 81 the sterng) tie supply is
rather greater than the demand in the present restricted
stat. Of the money market The Sheffield has board 81
in specie Domestic exchange is dull and the rate for
rent morey remains ID sale Of Oho sir per
,ate stock redeemabs in 1897 made today by James
Blocker 4 Co - follows -
$4,000 S7i slof0o s5l
5000 50 10000 S5i
1000 SO 1000 sci
Total sales n oOO an average s6 per cent. The
Of the sale we're FASH The sale is therefore very good
under existing ance, ad it is per cent stock
to The prrcheer.
The sound aAcrhia mis- vigorously curtaing and
do not pay out their notes at sllj they WILL with
Ia, exception Of the United states Bank probably in
all January.
State OF te Bank Of Oerusa Ohio the oh Dee $780,
compared with the Both sept, 1889
Sept. 1899. Dee. 1859 lie Fec.
Loans, san 6i5 2i2Iio 1916
q, l3j 81 200 s25
9s,heO 100 aSI % 500
l7Si3 rs 700 sol
'9risnt events that have conspred during the
&c tie course Of mere antilc affairs, the dcci.
ned by the Chinese lvsrnmsnt in re srl 10
is lhel, 20 have the most enduring influence
&c business. TIE difficulties III ely 10
grow on, Of the destruction Of SO large an amount of property
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

I OST, between IL and O'Clock YESTERDAY, from Murray
IL through hurch street paper rollei containing
Drawing and Engraving. The iuJ. will be literally
wsrded by leaving the ssne at No Murray street IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

INTERESTING INCIDENT Capt. Benson, Of the
East Indiaman Morrison, does double duty at sea.
During his recent voyage home, he had fine plump
son born to him shipboard, the other side ofthe
line, whom he ought to call Master Neptune. Mrs.
B., his excellent lady, accompanied him to China,
went up to Canton TO the Celestals destroy the
"black mud'-returned with him again. with the in
teresting addition have alluded to. She is beau
tiful brunette, somewhat en- bon point, and has
countered more adventures than half the travellers
of the day. Such a wife is worth having
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
Si5,236,525
$685. 0J1
$2,e97,i32
2,055,lO9
S6,652,53l
Total Specie exported from China,

Total Specie exported from china, S6,652,6Jl
The balance against the u States hs, been settled by the
of bills payable in London which ,dly negc.,a
bic long the balance of trade aeans. China In
this trade therefore, opium the great instrument by which
it conducted The cultivation of the poppy and the
sctgre Of that drug has therefore been edulouy epcour
aged by the British East nda Company its provinces
Panta Benarrs and Maaws and the of chests
nearly doubled the Ia ten years. indicated BY the fo
lowing table for of years, ending the els March of
each year:
VALUE or Or,v-. DELIVERED LiSriS, in CnisA FROM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

o. Can any body tell me where Jack o Haggerty
lives! ! want to make him New Years call, and
say slack I'll thank you for that ERE five hundred
dollars before the devil catches you "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
General Scott dned with the President on Satur-
day, with MIR, Speaker Huu,er and others.

The Illinois land sales have been deferred until
the 9th of Mai ch next.