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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
Nashville, Friday, 2Ist Aug, le4o.

Gen Harrison, in his reply to John Randolph, when
The latter charged him with being FcdcraIis stated,
ampnr other things by which he endrarnrrd 10 erad"
The Charge. Nor was unsupported IN that opinion,
(s being favorable 10 the French war, hy those who
had right control my actions, If not my "pni"E>
IN no part Of the country were those sentiments more
decidedly appreciated than by my immediate constrtu
ents-the Legislature of the North. western Territory
His course was approved ny his constituents they were
Federalists-supporcrs OF Old John Adamss admins
raton as the following letter will show and not
Gen Harrison. then, according 10 his statement
Fedcralis of "the Reign of Terror Let the letter
itself decide
To John .ldq,aS, the President ofMc T. s.
"Sr: The General Assembly of the Territory North
west of the river Ohio, believing that the highest
ward which virtnous public officer receive, is The
applause Of his f.ow-citzens anxious TO embrace
the earliest opportunity ofdecarng their confidence IN
your virtue and talents and their appreciation Of your
official conduct. With degree Of pleasure and exnl
ation more easily felt than expressed, review The
history Of your important life replee with proofs of
patriotism and virtue. At period which demanded
more than common frmness, we saw YOU step forward
the resnlue supporter of your countrys rights We
witnessed your perseverance through the Revolution
ary war: and to your irmness attribute the enjoy
ment of the rich country nhabii, having acted
so conspicuous part in the establishment of Anne
rcan Independence. At the close of the arduous
contest, which enrolled the United States on the
record of nations, might have retired to the shade
Of private life, and enjoyed the appreciation of up
right mind, and the applause of grateful country.
"Bui happily for America, ynu chose 10 continue in
public life till the confidence of your fellow citizens at
critical moment, placed you at the helm of State; and
permit US, you that deeply impressed
with Of the wisdom, Justice and firmness with
which you have discharged this important trust and we
take this early opportunity Of assuring you Of sim
cere attachment the American Constitution and Co.
vernmen and Of determination to afford every pos
sible support to both
ave believe that regardless of party spirit which has
srven to distract national councils, you have kept
the honor and happiness of the nation constantly in
vew and we ardently pray that the wise Ruler Of Ma
tions may preserve your health and life.
EDWARD TIFFIN,
Sneaker ofths II Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the celpt
manuafactory Of SUS<s CtAng New York elegant a:
plain Piano FOfes possessing The aest iGapfoSt
deicacy touch and of tone, peculiar their
nuiacIufe.
Also large assortment Of Muscal INSTRUMENTS. and Nh
Merchandise m general.
Piano Fores repaired tuned let hire, and taken IN ,
change. . .,..-,
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale t
STATE NAV selected FROM the ,tore OF III. subscriber
now enabled sell the Pbadrphs aud New Yorh
and retail! prices.
Those purchasing sell again VIII bC q. uuay
terms than they find elsewhere IN the tale
/. II. TAYLOR
Piano Forte and -Has': Store, oyy,.,t, ~ Rars
Aug. "a s--.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

~ Bit is due, to truth to state, that requested
General Harrison 10 permit to charge, and, know
ing that had trained my Cor il during our short
service, he uay. the order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

OFFICE Coa'r GESEnAL o. SUBSISTENCE,
! Washington. July 1T, leo
EPARiE proposals wi b. received al ih Office Ih' r
- day Tor the delivery of provisions III th6 u"
the , of thu troops United states, INSPECTION a' i-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

July Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
Col. r. VI. jouNsoS

CMcI>SAT,, Aug 10Th, ESQ
Sir: In answer your enquiry as 10 IL" Battle OF '"'
Thames | enclose you letter winch wrote 10 zen
Armstrong, dated December 22d, l-I In answer 10
your further enquiry to the position OF Gen iafri
dnrno The battle state that after he permitted me
TO charge the enemy did not see him I'LL the battle
was over Your friend,
"1' r. NJ JOHNSON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-03
A short Method with the Loco Focos.

@. Who said that Gen. Harrison had
done more for his country with less compen-
sation for it, than any man liying2
A. James Madison.
c. Who said that Gen. Harrison, during
the late war. was longer in active service
than any general officer ohener ia action,
and never sustained defeat 2
A. Richard NJ Johnson.
q. Who said that the victory OF Harrison
al the battle OF the Thames. was such as
would have secured TO a Roman general in
the best days OF the Republic. the honor OF a
Triumph
A. Langdon Cheves.
@. Who, in writing to Gen. Harrison of
he battle ofihe Thames, uses the following
language :--"Thes prompt charge made 10
you in order of battle on discovering the po-
silion ofihe enemy, has always appeared TO
me 10 eyince high degree Of military ta-
lent
A. Oliver Hazard Perry.
@. Who enjoyed the friendship and conf
dence Of the 6rsl six presidents ofIhe Uni.
ted States, and as a necessary consequence,
the enmity Of the eighth ?
A, General Harrison.
q. Who said that be ina gined there were
two military men at the West and that Gen
Harrison was the first Of the two 2
A. The gallant Major Davies.
q. Who was unanimously elected the
first delegate in Congress from the North
Western Territory, at the early age Of twen-
ty'six2
A. VIM. Henry Harrison.
g Who has evinccd through the whole
oil his life the most uncompromising integri-
~ the most ardent patriotism, and the purcsl
republicanism
A. Gen. Harrison.
G. Who will be the next President ofthe
United States2
A. VIM. Henry HARRisoN.
1renton Wig.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-03
District Log Cabin
ConDentson.

The rndersigned respectfully inrits the
You've Men Of The FIRST CONGRESS-
IONAL DISTRICT OF YERMON7,
and all others opposed 10 the oppressive
rneuswes--he ertraragant expenditures
and corrnpfing influences Of the present
profigate National Administration and in
favor of HARRlsoN and REFORM TO meet in
Contention at the LOG CAnIN, to be erected
in Stratton, for the occasion, on the Green
Mountains, q lille East Of the height of land
near the Turnpike Road Leading from, Ar
lington to Uardsboro, ON TUESDA Y
TIE 7sh-of JULY Next, at 12 O'Clock,
-M,-forhe purpose Of discussing the poiiti-
cal a6dirs Of The country: TO nominate a
suitable Candidate TO represent his District
in Congress: Iorespond to the nomin alton
of STATE officers and Presidential Electors,
achich may hare been made by the State Con-
rsntion at Burlington. And to transact such
Other business as The erigences Of our poiiti-
cal affairs may seen, TO require, for The adj
rancenirnt Of The cause Of the people and
The Orerthroir Of their oppressors.
Is The business Of the Convention IL riH be
perceiped, is Of no small Importance, and re
doubt moi there aeiH be a strong rally, from
all parts ofthe District, Of the fonng-ARd-
die aged-and Old Men. A day or ttOo spent
in discussing the affairs Of an oppressed
Country, in the pure air Of The Green Noun
tains, beyond the reach of u.e sniasmatic
faint Of Loco Foco corruption cannot bm in
rigordte the derofed patriotism, rhich has
eper. Characterised the honest Yeomanry Of
-sALJvA VS. FAITHFUL" Vermont.
10 His erpected several Gentlemen from
neighboring States ariH be present and adj
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-03

The loco focos talk much of the true
Jeftrsonian doctrine. He is a sumple of
it. which we commend 10 their especial
intention
I'VE are nm inquiring people. (says Mr.
Jederson.) and il the people are left TO
themselves, 10 the exercise OF their own
unbiased judgements. they will generally
do righ,-or ifIbey commit mistake one
lime, they will reciify it the next. Blu, let
. pack sycophanis aud demagogues loose
among them, seeking Offices and places,
aid hine times in len they will go wrong
and when they once get wrong il will
be the interest OF such men 10 keep them
SO, that they may keep their Offices and
places. have always thought it wrong
that men holding public stations should in:
terlere in popular elections, for they are
undoubtedly Interested, and of course inter.
esied judges. and for this reason gave
early notice 10 such officers as were under
my control that an interference with popu.
lar elections further than their votes. would
De a sufficient cause for removal from Of,
fee"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-03
VERMONT PHOENIX.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, nv
VIM. Il. RYTHER.

Advertisements conspicuously inserted at
y LOO per square for 3insertions, and 20 cents
Tor each subsequent insertion. Less than !.
square. 20 cents for 3 insertions, and 12 l-2
cents for each subsequent insertion. -.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-03

nTtn one of his Congressional speech
es, Or Duncan uses the following beautiful
and classical quotation:
MARY Rogers are case.
And so are Sally Thompson;
General Jackson ate boss.
And so are Colonel Johnson"
A Cincinnati poet thus paiaphrases the
quotation. BY way of commentary upon the
Doctors speech
Peggy Weaver are case.
And so are Dolly Dumpin;
Moses Dawson are an ass.
And so are Doctor Duncan ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-03

A Large Republican Family, The De-
troit Advertiser says, there is gentleman
now in that city who. with his FOUR.
TEEN BROTHERS, will vote for Har-
rison. They have FIVE SISTERS liy-
ing. whose political views are in accordance
with their ownl This NAV be- called an
extensive and harmonious family. s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-03

Nothing exceedsthe modesly ofihe Hawk
eye girls. They wont be courted by day
light, nor in The evening unless the candles
are exiinguished.- Chicago Democrat
And here in the Granite State the girls
never pretend to aoaste candles in such bus
mess. "Debby." said certain old lady,
"Debby, don't let me catch you burnin" can
dies out sparkling ialiow is scnrse and per-
haps you mayn'l ge. the school-masier after
air. Debby dulifally obeyed her ma ma.
-s--,r,s NJ H. Afgns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-03

G5- Isaac Hill. Loco. Foce- Geneml of
New Hampshire. has been elected President
OF the Mechanics Bank at Concord, N. H..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-03

~ The Louisville Journal contains the
following good one -
A Mr. Simon s. Good writes us letter
from Newcastle. contradicling report Of bis
having turned Loco Foco Ele says, that,
sooner than vote against Gen. Harrison and
for Martin Van Buren,. he "would suffer
himself TO be shut up in barrel and that
driven full Of spikes and rolled down the
hill Of neyerending eternity.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
H.9TEJV'T .NEllTCI.1.ES.


4 i"IO 4 bRANDlSED TIl'S tllI,S
: n They have cured inc. th-ir i,,r ,spe,i,n :,
,.e Snasd S'ates, fO5aSly ursr opiO p,rson.
% 'on lHii1en=s. cvids, nd zssf'o- tvs.
2epsia ad scss e'rc vnse Of Ia, Cts,in he Ss~l
pa u .hS nead. u'usliy the sym a lyoalcxy
~ ielre lever and agu-, buh rs. scarlet iycb,s
yellow, snt :Intu-n f-yers OF ell kiads as,i,lna
Slel, Ele "atisn. nervous sess.- liver cont
PLAN. pleurisy, inward weakness ep,essia of,hc
-rirts, rupjurys lnriauietion ar, g. et. ,sisev
crJ'sY, sinsil poS n.easirs Cru .. coughs whoou-
~ eouSh. 9tin-Sy, choilc. eh lsra nl'.rhus 2ri-
Ne worms 'tApratary. dcsfness. ringing noises IN
the heaG King. evi. rsfala. y,ipeiss or Sa,nt
Antaons q sslf rb,un, White swe l!nss ,,lc,.r.
-~sed feet aud legs. piles rssiiven.ss ali ,',,,-
uons II ne e. IN particularly rn. worms irb,f,l
~ .s,r.,,,. ANS OF cry KIND, especial
Arenuknn vii only be Eve years next MAY sine,
ne rs, ONE wa e-is hs'Ied in Nsw York. We
/ IN ihai Tune have sold over nine mil ,or, Of BOY
e. Ia nave now seventeen Offices fsr Their xSrln
I've SAFE ~ east ore m sery rnci al cliy OF TN
'Hs FER wear And vi n th~ exornse. az ssS.s,,
80 X,her irc1t.ntsls. this wa. \ hilr owe
One hlndred Thousand Dollars 70 he gear is3s
some iaes irey he formed u Hcw the IN dici"e !
a2prevlntrd 'rom these IA ;s-They arr Indeed m
srea'e-i D essins thst ever yet has brea bcsto~e
Improve nurdrsd volumes IN sht nc led w,
cet an, - - II cure sClc, ~ Grand .eth's Veg
!, APPEARANCES OF The OnIy one Discass Tr.,y ~
b ,dins from I'm 'urc t;l1od The folio Nirc rase
ulcer de-rrves attention:
a Mrs. Clark. Il Tlhu-y street, RrnaAlyn for f.u
|" teen years Fad n deer On her right syris, viii
e enprciy prtveated her from us,nx that hand.
a. y u,h'hlS % az sorts aud many purifying med
III l1'. were mace use of bus were OF no avail uni
,e the Braarreth fil~ wereused- w-irh IN mutt
\ MAZE perfect cure. ] IL now nrarly four ven
= once has cure was effected. and has never bee
50.
n. Nv agent in Broo',iyn. NJ. Reotb. Of :. Pn,,,
of street, knows Mrs Clark. ant can sneak f,om n
r. iva Anowie &c, oimary similar casss. cured solo
b Pills. ICY '- -
~ Nlaou-h Connter T,stiGg Druggists continue
Il adN'S IA brand r,ihs Pills m thcir w:rdnv,s !
a rtheinfe9 thnt IN all -asce Won viii be certain 10
ic %, 49,. tMto ~ OK ~ a coUSrELFFIr
= IL YOU PURCHASE AZ a DRUG ISTS STOR
=. Wy own Offices IN New York are
~ 2AA Broadway, between Murray street and Pa
Ne place. nearly opposite the CITY Hall
lhl.adeiphia Office. No. 6, North 9Th street.
B'i',alofc Office. corner Of Light and Mercer stree
q. Pittsburgh office. No l26 Wool street
,ir STEPHENSON & GAR WOOD. lSucccssors 10
r. x x, FISHERY are the ONLY authorised Agents
p NiiSt.IiNs, W. oct 81 GIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
b We're not our. elves.


When nature, being oppressed. commands the mind
To Sutior with ire body"
e, i trusm conceived rs Jre master nird Of
HhAhsli ere, which ne'tler sophl.tTy nor -gpmfni
cln Tsfs'c. To ali thos, who are suiierins from
N ious niaeks. ln1i -c.lion and Flatulency We
fa'ns 'cInedy, Brandrcth's Pllls. The ,cstmonl.
We have had ruom ed 20 us IN favor Of ths al MIRA
.s meairlnr fnlly Justify our spanking Of 'hess PILE
The ;es IN on ais OF y. W. Dewhnrsr Esquire.
'hea'Te OF Zoology, Gow-r slrre'. Fusion 81 Iare.
Lgud01. January n, iS3i
w besr Sr-As YOU hay. requested my candid
'cini.n ~ your Pls have much pleasure in STA
Vhs th4i when lsborIng under serious lress, IN
'uSusi, lsl, took them hy YOU nd ice anf am
nippy =. say thLt their action was IN every way all
,hat r"7ld desire; AM according l-om thor use
da,e nv 'ccoyery consider them an excellent
-1'iIJ Hlec.- ID. remain, ~ ccer s;r,
49, Il. W. DEwHuRST;." +. l. p $.
, SURGEON kc-oucSrr and Professor Of Human &
EoH.;s SEl AHa'. and iOr. Nsn. Nat Bist. Sci
Profsss3s ncwaurs,'s Testimonials, respecting Dr.
hfanErr:h Pas, srl2k volumes. A'rer han, we
AN h'3liaUnSiv recommend ia, N 10 our sitbscIi-
p-Ts as ne very re Plus ultra Of all aGti-b!lious
'LlS.'-L0nG-s. CO1ssrr tire
Toe great secret D. q have the rnedrine ~ YOU
'hea yon are trst attacked with sI.kGeSs; osz noes
- VII have more cd effect hen tyyeat,. Z: put
'H nntil disease has cEf sHisc the ! .llg powers
! . M theI.r commend every u9lv du Il VII con-
!lsFs heath dbe->ing, trkeep q boy II them where
W car ne ~ re- Ia lay iis hInd thsm wh.n wan
'fd. Senty hive cents cHsnot possibly he heller
osct Of. A valuable lie may be sayed-or .JnE
~ ~ slrNI~-5 prcvt nt-d.
hil a.Seats flr TIC sale Of the Bran4reih Pills have
~ ~ Sia.ea CrTillC-' " agency, r.gnej by Or. b.
Elrchass's. ask to &c tujs certificate. II can
y y 80 ro|r, uo not purchase.
lie '.'-Her ~ Ligit and Mercer s'rs.fg. few
90 5oyr- South nf BE rZh40y,J's Bo'rl -
Ok. BRANDRErtI' y IN1I Al OFFICE ~
RAITINDgE.
-t'r he ENCI.u >INE sslc Of his HIS.
,.srr.
RfS. Ms E--Drugci.ts never appo.n.cd agents.
~ -Tg"oretu'~ Plttsis,i D. ntf,ce ,25 Nord II. f!
SILP.'ESON q GARwOOD. tsuccossors 10 \ .
: K. l>hcrg are the ONLY authorized AgcuIs \
~ ittliNC. Va. Tovo t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22
q 9 9 8 9 g

After reading the above and the following "ex
Tacts IRON = lew Of t5e several thousand iet'cIs
adtIssSeI l. Er. Rowland, by responsible POST
VAS TIERS, To whom any person can easily w,;t,
who can Tor nome dou' the mighty powers o.
there u sacE an excitement among pay SIGIANS -
Pot rih.e. KINGSTON y. Y. Julv q. 1882.
d.. Rowland S;r,-Tn elects Of the German
N5s IN a DEEP CON~UMPiI0N and ~bo bad
uecp va cJutinuea night "a eats for seven month
rsw -7ns'f,rs herself y ELL. She ooh ~ other
.a4 taken wash BLEEDING AT THE IUNt,S
uii "c could GOT rai nsch ~ his bed has been
restored tOFERfEi. = HEALTH bv the Ssuaiive.
JOHN V. IiI.LBURGH 4. Vi.
P,s Office, weedsport. ". Y Jul, !. isss.
perr ~ir On the arrival Of the Sanaiive. I sold
w. p1'al- to ivI.ons " 80 were cons .dered b.
ltiND ANY ASST STANCE From FHNSI-
GA ~. One, merchant II orr village who s
about hitting business IN Consequence OF his health
SHORT after h. commenced taking the sentative
a. began q" recover, and he has nov z 10 New
YORK Ter ~ re goods To renew ms Business
The other was woman who for eigh' months had
not ieit hrr ocdin Y dave she fois two mile ana
back again, aud Is gaining aston shingy
a. g.. SMITH, p. VI.
Post Office. Charlotte. v. G. June -. ISIS.
SRI have sold a ] the Sanaiivc. and want tw,.
rae zee mpr- Immediately IL he Der IN If a
= mgrSshIe cure Of PtL 'ATA ION or THF
~ ~ AT h- Individual sa's u Is tn best med
.t' rStI .hrfg7 ~ % Amgucsn poop 2, niihOu b
DOWN.
H.B. WILLIAMS, p. NJ
-. %. 'lIce, Nurih Eaton. OIfO, Ju = IcJ7
SUI am ,gfr. " out IT the Matchiess ) ma
i've ara hay, hourly oils fr it--many from a dis.
i''.s OF 90 or 20 miles-in which eases peor 'c n,
~ n.s'1 pointed % Mt being able 90 chtlin %
'n'F seem "ulfrg 10 awe ptics f,r o. and /
S"u.H nave sod uung the fasf W 81 more than
nun red liars worth Of ~ h-d ~ BE-, n on hand
~ - TRULY : GRFAT MFDfCINi MANI %.
.i'' E'.hJ are fast recovering from thc con. uInp
uOn by the use ofI
d. c. wILMoT, pm.
PnttOhre. M1rrovIa. Fred 60 ~ Ma, p, tst-
.,eir - h'yc ssid bottle 4 the Sannt W 10,
" Jam'a kIfi. about a mouth .i1ce and a.
..lh l'lty when b, lid me De D a s.tr f,r SIN.
liHe 100 tONFl {NED CpNSt dpTtDN ana
Hii the very 20 drop bee took b, I. ~ ,o ~.
Ecfs ends ard th 70 male Li - sics f,r -.v,r,t.
i7y--hut tuHrks 90 Ptosiicn,c he -,td 90 - ..
nearly VOL ~. says IhE NATCHI ESSI
>ANAllNF - 4 PROVIUENTIAI. t.I~fOV. II
ERl FOR IHE GIpD OF THE UfJ
. '"iih "a o CIR NIsEP 81
he sb''e ore huf small portipa II the pu,,s,o,.
Cefuhr 'es thnf eve hHru received " I,h tb, ~, =
e4 i, soI WIN. m's be Gen hy arp'y.rg D. oh,
. sIHscf. tr 40 Che CJUsrug rI.ull Moore ff..t
3 %. Monroe str'ef. who b.. b., n tsr,,,,, a ~
agCr' ~ fIe CITY o. Wheeling ''i 'o'
for ,1ic ~ Gro HARRISON
AGENT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

|. g ARR SONS SPECIFICOINTNE WENT

AK Il Suns SPlfitltiCOl\rN ENI
IA ~ Fer the cure Whit, swelling. Scrnlrlous
~aUrds, SgTAIng au4 t5H.ses Swelungs and Irf l.
tAs' ,S.I tie I'd, NJna ~ Su.s Breasts thcu.
Wh'l,ys, "lss, C,-ns AMI External Disysse
Eeacsll,y. "a a. tscw - g-caly sla-itr Z, an,
me i'ei7e h--.'"f. e Discovered iIr tas ch.f 81
back aIi l!nnS oth1-saS -for ri'z WorWs, chap
rc7 49, n sr.rt i'r every ,Nt-Trl bodily e.
v: ;ha' = ., fa!l 70 ta'l't Of man rbeasi.
yar p-a1r.etl hrs rr civ 4 al i,lsf n floua,~.s
r5suh s.'-s F.t S.a'r documents W. favor uf Li.
= iccE NJntmsrt' upwards ofa HUNDRED % ,,h..
w9-s write hs re-nc''1h'y - -mh,r- II ,ls 'Is...
cal Fscui'y and ia 49,. ,Ia- .rb1 t'is nile - p
following sr'H sea ne .vts sfVernG1 uf1-e u.s. I.p.
bTevitI t1-I q rir cont ~ rN'g a. bfsadc tIr
SAM s7'i'' a. ''.'-S al s'',s'lr'i n -
Dsar si5-I have q roqge,r Of w - flS4ra
re t"a hundred hpy,~ 'i rat rs0', Uy the most I'M
Md ale "o1vayaT's. arr .'.tHyU leSard - ,Hc X
psn~s ~ carrI1gn, ( 4E! l.jH a1', ard lunch o
want ia Gnn know NV r-r.mat n 4 YOUR M
'l.lI,s ijs:avs~v, IN thereto a s.ia ont. afd
q ~, N! ct s5ll he'd ne 80 tho o. MOS. thai o.
s1re-ia- 20 am yeus'y ey'Int Ter external dig
CAl3..Es p. ENER on, VI. p.
Aua>y. Juie 9rs3-
TO D9'. ~ l!trusoH ->lv. use y'ur NJr' i
C!Tmcrttn my p-a.'i--. and co-ti."s r,csriIisnd
W-.c - i..-L SroTls. KrsHuair Puus.
cnsrart Fsre. Fps and Hands 49, far general
WV s'en' here WHO 5n.shc- me w,,h the a-u Il,
80! ga c1ssl 10 have il 10 ny % .yOT 10 swLr.
~ Snor 70 mCf:S.
~ 'US GFA~H, VI. u.
Rae KtIv. v Y. Oci %. I-s-.
''ea- Ny 4-u. b rr zlrl q 'sIr,ecn. was
.F1I.y AZ -t,I o,ih c'r.0itlut th4i rhgsi itpe
'o.sn scar! head AID T. re g. ~ tpeaiant e..
0'hcr evil sho ND 5s bald DO cags,..u,ncs
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-22

WnEELIxG SILK AGENCY--'rhc subscri.
w Der vail purchase or scll OF Commission Mini.
oerry Trees. Si.k Worms Eggs. Cocuuns &-c a.
Having been extensively engaged in raising tn, Mo
rus Muucanlus Trees, l will give any iniornatio,
respecting the cuVaii0H Or preservation Ihrongh al,
winter.
Consignncn's or orders Will meet with promp, at
tcuiion
For sale. 80 900 Morus No'iicaulus Trees. a SINE
nor loi. rniset r. myself, near Pittsburgh Pm
eVuoO Tree fais ID near iltmorc OF large growth
Also, Siik Worms Eggs &c
am prepared to sell 10000 Morus Mnlit aulu,
Trees, To be delivered in the fall of 1870
j. y. TURNER,
Auctionccr AMI Comm. ssion Merchant
oct To- M. los Market squire. Wheeling Va