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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

TIE FLAG COUNT GF TENNEssEr-w
learn from The Nashville Wing that Sewer County IN
That State hns cast the largest Wing majority in pro
portion TO the popular vote; nnd cn;lcd to the pre
MUM hannef now being prepared by the Wing ladies'
OF nashville Sotter was run hsrd b. tSso OF he,
neighbofs, J'B,rson and CoolC but hey were c,,m
pellsd after gallant struggle. % Lnurk under The
following - The comparative Of ne three eosn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
School. BOOKS

NSI have made a large addition 10 our stock of
w School Books, lboth English and classical !
and respectfully ash the attention of School
teachers. and Others. among which are the follow.
ing
Anthon's Horace, do C~sor. do Cicero. do Slllusi
Greek Grammar X - Latin Grammar, Ainsworih's
Dictionary, Oimsieads Philosophy do Compendium.
C"rnsiocks Philosophy do Chemistry, Grccia Mnoria
do MaJory Follu's German 6ranhner do Reader Ger.
man Dictionary. do Phrases. Blskss Botany Aieadows
English and French Dictionary. French Gruumer do
Readers Pnnny Castle Algcbra. RAY 5 do Days do
Gummerer's Surveying. Bokins Introduction Lovell's
american Speaker. Wehsiers and Walkers large
and small Dictionaries Coluis French Readers Play
'air's Euclid, rarhin's Composition Rhetoric &C. Sc
STEPHENSON n GARWOOD.
Successors TO Fisher, corner Of Main and Union Sis
oct ~ Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
.NE.T.4G ERS' OFk'g gE
.. 9. Gregory &, GO.
WHEELING. Y.

The attention ofthe customers of
ID. =. Gregory d Co. IS respectful
ly solicit d To the following Brill
ant Schemes for II, cenbcr 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

SAML. MCL fLLEN
Hf9 FyW received iu addition Co Ws frrw"r a'0rk
anew aud sNuusIyc assortment Of ladies. Gentle
mems hIsscs Boys, r1d Chfldrcu's
BOOTS ~ SHOES,
~ every style ETd fashion nTds 10 order rvrrq
HIIIGE viii be he viii sell 80 fsu prfcss
friends and tho public generally are invited 70 'ftff
and examine, 20 No ~ Nam ST. lntarly oppoos
the Nfrguid Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

y EW GOODS.-Todd aud Isharn won!d re-
~ specially ,niOIIn tho citizens Of whsCliuz
aud It's vicinity that they have Just ecevcd frIru
he asl a large and general assortment Of Roots
Shoes. CAPS, EounCis. hoods, &c &c. e tie la
test ETY. ant OF the best Is'y the above good
were selected - Itn great care AID purchased with
cash nom the be { manufacturers IN the Fast they
can he recommended for chcnpnc,s ard for guaiilv
with ut i,nr Utdis1ppolntm.nt To the purch scT.
Persons wishing 10 purchase are requested TO cal
~XaniIne the .tork, Lnd judge FOE th, mscl,e,.
M 2G2 Main 81. ~hcelIaz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

81 Attest FROM TIE EAsT.--Just received
~ and now opening nj the City Hat. Cap A. FuI
Store few doz superior iashio.ahl. Hats
cd b, Silas H. Hare fhiisdelpha expressly for thin
market gentlemen in ola splendid article will
DO well To call and examine them before purchasing
e!sewhere,opp Isitc Va. Hotel.
dec a, MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
TO SILK GROWERS

TO SILK GROWERS
HNHE advertiser wishc, 10 associate himself will,
n some gentleman who has from ten To twenty
asrss OF Milberry Trees growing.
The advertiser is practically acquainted with the
best moth'd OF cnltivatinE Milhcanlis anil other
choice Mulberry Tr-es-with the feeding of Sill
worns-and all the recent improvements in construct.
ing and htiny VI? coconncriss1ni can furnish seye.
mi hundred thousand ,hoIce Silk Worm egg. Of hi,
own raising.
The advertiser will &c in Wheeling between
Christmas and New Years aud may DO found upon
enquiry at this office.
Lst'crs p,st paid rlrasSs TO Sereculture care Of
the ed tor Of Wheeling Timos will be Promptly alt.n.
uci To. dec lin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

SJRGERY If The prIsun who rnislook my Case
- OF Surgical Instruments for He'd Morocco packet
boob. filled with the ncodful. will return the same.
he she rnuy masked yelled, or any trher az
which .hai soil their convenience for privacy. !
will ask quesUns FIR eonscienres sake, and will
give him her whoever may return the with
the instruments Complete for opersIinr) TWO Dol.
LARS. 4 AVERILL,
oct II 1877. Market SQUARE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
n, AvERIhL..
EsOiIssstc ESsgSfrIsss,

Market Square, vest side noxt door 70
J. ,haPhhe u Sons, WHEEt,ea, -. VIII aticnl
tn all calls N The line 81 has nSofession Sith pronn
noes aud fidelity. All Kinds of Botanic raaj,Cinys
carefully selected nd prepared with direction rs Tor
using, constantly on hand. ser .,--tf
n oOklNG CLASS MiNUFACTORY.-W
IA sale and Retail Looking Gins ii.nuiartusy, No
q Maraet 81. oppopite the Aa-unic Hall. The
,mhserbers respectfully announce IL the S,t1ens Of
"heeiInc and vicinity, that they hav. on hand \
re, and splendid assortment of i.ookir 2 Glasses
OF ihs'r own Manufacture. the work uianship o.
Wheh thcy warrant inferior to ayne in the Union
ahd which they are determined to sci on the mos,
r.ascnat le terms; Also, Gilt and Mahogany Fiaurs
ot every description Ind qnnllty made q order
va CIT, Mahogany and Fancy Francs r.pa:rr,I
IN me ncaiest manner. ;. G HARBOUR & co.
NOTlCE.-An pcr-pn- Knowing themselves IN.
1N de5icd 10 ihe estate of Samuel Robinson dec
are requssi-d to call either OF the undersigned anil
make sei'Iement-and those having claims arains,
sad estate are requested to present thcra properly AN
'hen'ieaied. JOSEPH wADDIE.
ISAAC KELLEY, SErceu,orr
TfIoS. toIiNsroN.>
Oct 9th isl0s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

5 casks loaf sugar.
30 bbls. y q. sugar.
10 bbls. PiItsburs crackers
casks 4 proof brandy.
sweet malaga vine,
baskets champagne WING Low p. to.
cnsk Holland GIN,
100 hbIs no. Pittsburgh sait. Just received md
for sale by oct %. jos RELY
USr received, an extensive assortment Of Ladies
- fine PhIlld. a. Round. Spring Heel and d.uble
sole Md Slippers. AMI a style hood houls
AlSO, Children BIZ. Buurs aud ankle tees
And IN addIii-n will receive IN q few days n large
assortment OF Mems B,oi. and Shoes ese.y dssorp
tun manufactured 10 order.
oct II TODD & iSHtM
n OG CABiN SONG BOOKS-A collection Of
4 Patriotic Wing Sings jusl received and for sale
by oct 10. STEPHENSON e. GARwOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

Pioneer tine Of eaiire Rev Coaches Sll com
men,e Running on the Let NOyemDer leaving daily
ats O'clock A. n. via. National Rosd 10 Hagers
town. thence by R.il Road via. Chambetsburs and
Harrisburgh TO Philadolphls, performing The pass.
1gc N I-g day from Whselng To Philadelphia and
IN less than three days u New York beng the most
pleasant and sNpedtipus route from the Ohio River
The travelling puJlc IN ~ rest assured there VIII
nOthinS left undOnc on the part "f the PrUprsetors
% give general satisfaction racing str city prOhibi-
ed on said line. O.iirc gud du5r yellow the United
States Hotel, Water street. Wheeling
SH.AS MOORE, &. co. Proprirtois.
GOOD INTENT LINE, ia !, tor Pittsburgh
i...vcs at o clock "A. VI. via National road Wash
Ihgtpn.
TTuitcJ = affa Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

NsTEAM SAW MILL. FOR SALE OR RENT.
~ The subscriber will sell lease for "A term of
years, the WEST WHEELING SAW MILL. LATIi
MACHINE Sc. ~ accumm 'dliiu. TERMS
The above mill Is now in good repair. n capable il
fully supplied with lumber, of making largo quaint.
~ OF timber l1th DC. for which constant demand
may he fiani ~ good prices IL il believed that no
m'eo hy 'rihc location can no found The Ohio
rive. Coal - oocvStc the engine en- ne had n We.
~ low rI'rs. Pysscss.on will BE- gwen the LIST
ss1Tay 1871.
For fir"r plrieullrS amply ia person [nr { Nv Let.
tor p"S' paid TO- dec c-3t q. MIEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

ATALLADLE I...AL r. TATE At AUCTION
" On Thursday the 10Th day OF December $40
IN front of the Virgnia Hotel. al 10 Oclork, A. NJ
will offer for sale Ia the highest and best bidder
lots Of ground situate in East Wheeling To viii lot No.
$50, on Znne's street, lot No 81 Clay street, and
lot No Coon Water street. The title To those uis is
warranted good Terms third cash, the balance
at and IL months. The purchase giving negocia.
BILE paper. with approve d endorsers.
HALL & WICKIAM,
nov 21-fm Auctionecrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

On KEiS H-atpc'y twist T,h,cco iud rec.;
OO vs1 ami Tor sal, by JOS. REILLY.
dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

HINTS HSrsu mtTsT.
RECEIVED this 1sv Zee sssJrimsni 1t
Superior Beaver HNTS.
d. Russia Do
30 Sill d.
All lf 90 Latest I4sAi57
nov IS irERYA ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

tBBARDS MlLlS.--Near ile bridge betw cen
II Main and Market streets, in g.od repair and
~ell manned. with fair supply of lugs aud timber
wait the commands Of the public to furnish them IIl,
all kinds of sawed lumber, window SASH plasIcrnr
lath &c. Sc. of the best quality and at fair prices.
The subscriber. having formed n copaun-rship I'M
der the style of e. H. Hubbard for the ,rnrsaciInr
Vt lumber business respectfully call the aenIioa OF
their friends nndhe public the above advertisements
assuring them the time Of their best cxerou,
To satisfy ALL who may favor them with their orders
&, ID. HUBBARD.
nov 2t-lm II. II. III BBARD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

A pNINISTRATCR'S N0TGCE.--All persons in.
"a dehr,d tu the estate 81 Dr. Joshua Mbrisn dc
,cls.Si will please call IN n,iIrcly nv Off and
pty the s,m the acroIn:s Ia i.Nv Il ~ will DC pl
col IA Ia hInls Ia. p.oacr ei'crs E,r collection
per,o 4. having claim, g in,v said request
ell To present Iacm iOr settlement.
l. w, MITCHELL Dr.
dec Sim for X. ii1ricsry, Soc Adm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
10 FNRVfF rs

(tNSu FOR WHEAT The yub-rri scrs will "a
trc market price in CASH ior sheat. deli, ere,
NJ her wafehVuss on Monroe street.
J ssc3 NOyRC & CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10


COkING GLASS, Portrait a. Picture Frame
IL m1nuiacturer-The snb-c Tiber respectfully in.
forms The cizens of Wheeling md Vicinity: that lac
has e':ElcnCcd, ia connection wiih his former lSs
ness. the lookng Glass. Portrait and Picture Frame
Gliding, &c. in all its charlottesville has engaged Mr.
Jas. Robinson, from the first manufactures in New
York. ~hnse workmanship is inf rior mono in the
Jnon an is now prepared To al! orders in that
line lie will constantly keep hand an extensive
assortment of LOUklNG GLASSES Of every dcscrip-
iion IN Gilt and MrhOgEny and Fancy Flames Picture
and Portrait frames made order Old frames rcgib
and Gliding ofeNery description done the best stys
july IL. J W BRSSSTRUP,
Agent for z Barlow
niSSOLUrION Or PARTNERSHIP The
~ Parincr.hip heretofore e1st;n, under the firm al
~ J. Reilly Is this day dissolve BY mutual consent
all those indebted to SAID firm either by Note or book
account will please make infnedate payment 10 J
seph Reilly who ia duiy authorised to saitlc the brs
mes, Of Ihe ais fftn JOSEPH Reilly
sep 1910 JAMES REILLY
The undersigned bcgS leave 10 tentlrr his yorne.,
thanks 20 the customers Of the late firm ,r the libcrn
share Of patronage and olcits continuance of Their
custom As he Is about getting on n new and corrnlc,.
stock Cfgroccres and liquors which he will be happv ic
TO sell low for cash all kinds of country prurr aket
/ IN exchange for goods. JOS REILLY
/ set Ne. lg1 Market Saunrc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

'ELLSBCSG LOTTERY. Class 10. 20 bc dawn al
Alenln,Iri.,. Dee. 81 Irln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

Manipulating Union, will publish SIX months
ln-~eekly' aud forward Their accounts To this o.
hce. Mar the sSrnunt first prper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

NoTlCE--LoOh ot'T ron BREAKERS
Y those knowing themselves indeh,rJ ,o IT, c'-
o, .. ). Reilly either by noe or book account, viii
please call aud make settlement on or before the b
OF November or the accounts will be ,laceI !, ,ho
h'n' OF proper officers for collection 10y that time n. !,
Is necessary i"r The Subscriber 10 liquia- m, debts of
"'e hf,n h' soon as possible JOSEPH REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
VIRGINIA. STATE LOTTERY

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
CLAW p. draws at Wheeling. Dee. 18th, 1910.
l prizes Of 80 600 | Of 5000
10000 $500
S4oO q 1000 9S,S
Besides many others of 500, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets $40. halves S5. quarters 90 so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

1AAn lbs Spanish Sole Leather.
~OOO ) bbls. Ground pepper.
do do ginger.
cask Carrots Scotch snuff
20 q SeS B..iiord Sperm candles
vi SHE hy nov 81 CRANGLE q BAIlEYS.
n k".s CIsrys Sweet TJbac,o.
s. SSO cssk Maidcr.
50 hhl.. camwued.
50 q" chip logwocI
SOc bags shot assorted No
casis e. SalIs
90 Alum.
90 venr:ian Red.
do Spanish Iyr,,wn
'0' 'Ile .'N nov Il CRANGLE 4 BAILEYS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-22

TIE COMMITTEE OF TAREr-The Phila
delphia Gazette, leading whig print, takes ,
view Of the propriety Of giving up General
Harrison 10 a committee, different from that Of
such of its contemporaries as have spoken on
the subject. II says.
We take some OF the Cincinnati papers /;
and we have never seen a word in them con-
oernng the Harrison sense committee and
our conclusion is. there is mistake about il in
some way or other. Furthermore we say. that
II therc - such constituted body OF three.
they are an aggregation Of impudent and mpo-
itc assss,--wiih whom neither General Harri.
son nor any wings Of the Union can henceforth
hold sentiments in common, without a claim 10
rdiculs Of which they are not ambitious. and
which they have power enough to avert and
contemn."
As TO the denial implied in the first part OF
this paragraph. it may be sufficient to state tha,
the Cincinnati Gazette. a whig print Of April
9Th, admits that there 10 such a committee, and
defends their proceedings, which admission and
defence are copied by another advocate Of GEN
eral H,rrison, the Cincinnati Advertiser Of the
next day. As TO tho compliments paid the
committee, it is for tho wings to settle ths,
matter among themselves. The hero seems to
consor, with rather questionable companions.
~ Y. ErO, Post
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-22

In this town. on Monday the 18th inst. Amo
Hayens Esq, OF North kingstown. (fthsi of Mr.
J. =, Hasens, OF this tovn) aged II years Hii
remains were inferred at Wexford ..-
On w ednesday last, after long and distressing
illness, Miss Frances l.. Dring, daughter or Mr.
Jshn Dring, IN the 2iih year OF her age.
On Monday morning. sler short illness, MIS-
EliZabath Townsend, widow Of the lats Mr.. Rob
eri h. Townsend, in the 63d year Of her age.
Same day, Mr.. William LOWE. aged s. years
Funeral this afteraoon, at , o'clock, from his late
residence in Thames+sIreet. Relations and friends
are invited TO attend
Al New Shotehan, on Wednesday morning last.
HsnrIsua G daughter Of George +. ;. and Cor
nelia s. Ely, aged months weeks and days
Al Jamestown on the lib inst Mrs. Abigail Dou.
glass, widow Of Mr. Joseph Douglass. aged XCIV
years.
At Middlstown, on the Goth ult Mary Barker.
daughter OF the late Robert Barker of Portsmouth,,
in the s0th year Other age
In BIis;ol on THURSDAY morning last, William
Frederick, son ofMr. George r. Fish, aged Iyears
and monIhs-Same day Mrs. Patience wife OF
Mr. }. DAVIS lngraham and daughter Of Mr.. Naihl
Munro, 3d, aged - years.
10 Warren. On the 10Th inst Mrs Mary Barton
wife Of the late Cart. Seth Barton, aged AZ years
On the 18Th inSt. Edwin Sekell son Of Capt Jas
Ladieu, aged years months and 3 days
In Providence, on Wednesday last. Mrs. Nancy
TIlhnshast. in the 73d year OF her age. relic, OF
MI Joseph Tilinshast. late Of that city On Fri
day afternoon, Miss Rachel. daughter or MIR. Ca
leb Allen, aged IS years.
In Westerly, on Saturday llih inst Hannah, wife
Of ohm Taylor Thurs,on, aud daughter Of the late
Thomas Clarke. Esq, of Stoninston CT, formerly
OF this town. aged 66 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-22
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr at New York. on Sunday last, SKIP Kutus
of, Taylor 80 days from Liverpool with md.
and I66 passengers
Arr at New Orleans, 4th inst. schr Tas.o, Bur
dick, Vermilion Bay.-Do. sih inst Warsaw
Burdick. from do.
Spoken 18th ult lat s5, Ion 60, brig Emeline
Heath. from Boston for Galveston, with bowspri,
sprung. and loss Of jb boom in gale 10th had
put away for Bermuda.
Cid at Savannah, 10th inst. brig Poland, Gard.
ner. Havana.
Arr at New Yotl, Iath inst. schr Cora, Cozzen,,
ID days from New Orleans.
Cid at Savannah. 7,h inst. schr Lurana, Swa-
sey, New Orleans.
Adv at Mobile. eth inst brig Caspian. svasey,
for freight
At Mstspzss, 9th inst. brig Echo, Lawton, diSg
Canonicus. Biglsy, ldg for Cons,adt.
Al Havana, I'd inst big Malaga, Burgess ldg
Going into Rio Janeiro. lst ult. a ship supposed
the Louisiana. Stanhope. from Jsres River.
At Havana, Goth nit sloop Lark, Draper, unc.
wHALERs.
Heard from fno date ship Mechanic, Pratt, ot
this pert 1900 bbls sp. oil
Ship John Coggeshall, Macy from this por
for the Pacific, was spoken off Cap. Horn January
Goth, with 100 bbls 50.
Bark George Champlin, Brown. from tbi, por
for the Pacific. was spoken Dee 18th, Ia, % s. lor
i5w.
At Mauritus, Jan. oi,t, bark Amer riea,, Sim
mons, OF Bristol oil not stated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-22

c. THE SHIP GIsrRAL JACKSON. which
cleared at Savannah on the 9th inst. for Liver
pool, as we learn from the Georgian, can be
traced back to l765, making her seventy-fss
year old. She was originally a Portuguese
ship, built 10 the East Indies. of Teak wood !;
taken BY the English, and captured last war
by the True blOoded Yankee, a private armed
schooner, belong to Rhode Island. owned BY
J. D'Wolf, Esq. More wonderful still, it is
said, her bottom plank was never caulked.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-22

CLAIMS uPoS MIxieo.-The President OF
the United States has announced the rati6ea-
ton. by both governments. Of a convention be-
tween the United States snd Mexico, for the
purpcs. ofhnally adjusting the unsettled claims
Of our citizens upon Mexico. A Board Of four
commissioners. two appointed BY each govern
ment, will decide upon the justice Of the claims.
In case the Board should not agree, the mss-
ter is to be referred to the Kipg Of Prussis. who
will appoint an arbitrator. Should he decline
elines, the King Of tho Netherlands.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-22

WAsHiNGToN, APRIL l1.-Ths petite ons
that are sometimes presented 10 Congress afford
amusement by their novelty. There wa. one
yesterday from man 10 Mississippi asking a
grant Of land on the score OF having begotteu
twenty five children for the use Of the republic
lie informs Congress tha, in Texas he could
get whole townships; but tina, he preferred the
United States. it being the land Of his birth.
and which he, with his children, are ready 10
sacrifice their llves.-This petition is no hoax,
but bona tde document. in which the wife
joins. BY way Of inducement to Congress,
TO confer the land they hold out the opinion
that "by Gods power they may be further
fruitful, as they both have high health and Wig.
orous constitution" and gently hint that moth
ing need be apprehended as TO preceden, 10 the
matter This petition was referred to the com
mittee on public lands, which BODY. I hope
may mako favorable report.
Corr. Jour Com
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-22

Remain'g at the Asylum. 55 males 3s females %
Produce Of The Farm the past Yedr-l05o
bushels potatoes, 500 do. ,urnips, 200 do beets.
$50 de- corn. 700 do carrots. 30 do green beans,
lSO do. onions, 5000 buoches onions, 200 do.
Asparagus, 1900 cabbages. SIS lambs. % pigs.
6 calves, 5000 pumpkins, 40 tons hay. $500 lbs
pork. 1900 lbs. beef, 500 lbs. wool. $50 lbs but
ter. 100 doz. eggs. 60 bushels psr,nips. 400 ID,
mutton, so lbs poultry, $50 bushels barley.
Produce no,c on hdnd.-25O lbs. wool, 5000
lbs pork, 500 lbs lard, 800 ID, hams and cheeks,
20 lbs candles. 400 bushels potatoes, 100 do.
carrots, 100 do bees and turDip,. $50 do BAT
ley, SO do corn, 90 ton, hay.
.Sundries on hand bbl coffee. ! do sugar.
do soap, l box do. go gallons molssses, Is ID.
tea. 2l cords wood, ? tons coal, household fur
niture, farming utensils. boats. &c.
Manufactures. &c, on hand.-l400 lbs Junk,
1900 lbs shakngs.
Stock on the Farms oxen, 7 cows, horse,
bull, IS sheep, 45 fowls, geese. D ducks. %
shoa,'. and hogs.
The Commissioners would respectfully rep.
herewith submitted, and which have been au-
diied by the Town Council. the amount Of the
expenditures for the past year is S5l35,75, OF
which sum the establishment has paid by man
ufactures, produce &c. Sl356,54. and the bal
snee s3779,2l has been paid by orders on the
Town Treasury. The Commissioners the past
year have caused spacious and commodious
barn 10 DO erected on the Island. measuring 42
by 40 feet, which has cost Sl30l, AZ, the base
ment story Of which is Of stone obtained from
the quarries on the Island. aud which adds
greatly TO the value and convenience Of the
farm the cost OF which deducted from the a.
mount Of the orders on tho Town Treasury
leaves the expense TO the town for tho support
Of the poor S2477 70. which is S542, ,95 less than
the former year.
II must be considered that the barn is a per
manent and useful improvement. and that it will
not probably be necessary for years, to make so
heavy an expenditure. The Commissioners
believe that nothing further will be required
than to meet the ordinary expenses, and that
the expense to the Town for the support Of the
establishment will gradually decrease a, the
farm is brought from year to year under high
er slate Of cultivation.
The Commissioners would express their ap-
probation sfthe manner in which the establish
rnent is conducted by the keeper and mstron.
aud Of their caro- and attention to the comfort
OF the inmates, and also of tho improvement Of
the children 10 the school connected herewith,
and OF the faithful attention Of the instructor
By order Of the Board,
BENZ. Il. ROWLAND, S.c'y.
At Torn B,e,i ng holden Newport bpra l5,h, 1910.
The above report was read, received, and or
dered to be published in all the papers Of this
town. Attest
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NAvAL.-U. S. Sehr Enierpriss, Comm.n-
der Ellsry, from New York for Brazil, was
spoken at sea I'd inst. latitude "a SIS ~. Iensi.
tuds 81 SO W.. all we'll. She hsd espersnee
very heavy weather two weeks after leavin.
New York. particularly on the 25th, Goth and
27th Of March. when il blew tremendously
from S. w, oLliging her to lie to, fer tina,
length Of timo.