davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
W W. & s. II. UMEsoN Whole.

w sale aud retail @ea'c57 in Hats & Cans
. west stGc Ma street near 1Iukef IHev JTbI,J
sag. TtTgiHir.-tlaye on hand snd ere constsn,iy
manufacturing general assortment Of vety superioy
FUR and SILK HATS. Black and Drab Re,ycr
and Castor, plain W hIte Rus Plain and Napt Uots
VI every SIZE and quality. They hkewi se keep CON.
satly on han Ian assortment OF m9n aud boys E'ur
ana Ci0th Gaps, al OF whleh they o,r 10 their Gus
toners and taCpu5lic on tde most accomn 4iatip
terms. Cnuatry Merchants and dealers generally
are respectfully requested TO give them call and
examine their stock az they determined TO -e!l
chenp tOE ca SD anproyea credit. AMg 4 LES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
To TIE PUBLIC.

10 THE PUBLIC.
VIE MORNING TRAIN ON THE rR,rr
a LIN RAIL ROAD. leaves Chambersbnrg NJ
Tai esi Clock A. VI and arrives az Green Cas-
VIC al orlosk. where II meets Nr SRiders' Coach
- rom n aSerstown, and Immediately returns q
soGrs. Il time for the Train on the Cuyn-
ni.cs"o valley Raj! Road, which leaves the litter
JSdE a! hrti past n'cinek for Philadelphia.
-, a., ~ hN M TiiAlt. which carries the
ciiSst nesiern hsll, leaves Ctanibershura NJ %.
I' y Z. VI, Or 50 soon the Cumbyil.ud valley
ro,,s p ,'.ISs WIN the Western Nal, and BY which
lIuls rasScnpers u ~ reach Hacrrstuwn al %.
burg b. o'clock. ~
Travellers by this line will be ahlr N
s"Wh m IN hcrLi.g AMI reach Phi adelphia i1 The
-EIHhS' or leave the tcrner lace in the eyeuinn
anu arrive az the latter early the neNt,veniny
- , DAVID FULL ERTON Agent
OF me =: II, X Company and John Seidcrs
mar 2i-tf (HaCprSfnyCr, H.. r...i'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
OPPOSITION.
GOOD .NrEN.r STAGE co,,p,Nv.s

".
GOOD INTENT STAGE COs;PANy,s
Two DAILY GISEs FoR BArri
Ef@ MORT, NASmNGroN CITY. Pm
-! 80 LAbEIPrIA AND MY YoEx. =,
80 - the way ofihe NJ cnu, Road
nd Baltimore and Ohio Raj Road.
flIDr LINE leaves wheeling EVERY NoFSixg
AZ '"ciock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line OF arriving at itirnor. in
llne To iake the 4e Of carsJor PHILADELPHIA and New
York,
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling even,
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening nni
takes le mnil line Immediately for Biliimo,e
"hsre 'hey arrive IN lime ~ take the morning Inc oil
Ears tor PhIladelphia and New York
The ahove lines. for speed ana safety NJ. b.';.y.l
not to ne surpassed ~ auy Stage lines In The 1, S,,,c
Rcv- Racing positively prohibited
ssS oihre hrsi door above the United Suites Hotel
Water street. Wheeling. Va
D. HC fCHlNSoN. rrop'r & agent. Wheeling Va.
~ hr.ALl- do do Cumbe land. sd
w. II. STEELE. do do u,ger,,o,,, W.
J. \. WEARF' do do BALTIMORE. do
APP
Az ACKEREL-20 barrels. No 3 M,ck.,-I -,
.VA rr'me nri~r. jas; received and Cor sale b,
June u, FORSYTH MOORE : CLARKE.
ENIVE HUNDRED LBS. salaratus: 200 r,llpo,
nay4 NJ EE.rIy
NebACCo-a0 kegs six twist tobacco l,;.r.,et
Il & Miles BRANDY just received and or sale ~
mar ". B. TYSON
- TONS LEAD
- los kegs B-auysFF + G. & Rock Powder
100 bags Shot, ABSORBED NUs in store q !or sale D.,
mn PANTONS e. TINGIE.
EBENRoSE COLLINS.wholcsale Dealer IN DINO,
x Medicines. Chemicals Paints. Oils Class. Dive
s'uIis' DC South west Corner of Minor s. FiGh So .
(bciween Market and Che smut s.rsetg) Fun
orderS from Physc'ans. Drugg>;s and Country AIcr-
''iu"s executed IN The bcst manner and the best
F'"4S' 25-6n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
rATKNr CORN PAN TEY
FsNo THE FARMERS or ONO. BRooKE.
MARSHALL REI tINN.r al IEL.EL. q sAN

n MARSHALL, BELMONT and JEFFERSON
lSuntles.-Wc again desire to in vito YOUR rticuar
N'sniiln - tEis Inya'u1ble inptnvement, and 'ss-
'ctuily request YOU u c4. the first time -ou com"
- Nh'riing ~ our to-KiNo roy, How Fra
Et'J,SS anf FARdiSs UrFSsiL ESTABLISHMENTS,
hain 1ni Union streets aud purchase OF these
inpen Eats twtth the aiJ of which one nan can do
"a muei work n Jhr or tour men without, befsre
rbu c. pmepce planting yOur corn in the oil! fash
= lsi iao ,.l9us m1ancr. Add n you are not salts
Sii with It's perform lncss and convinced Of ~.
aren't utility after ontlng all your corn with H. ".
VIII ta<s back, charge u thing for tho use Of N
IN return the money n ivanceG.
Price of tbs Mlshtas SO. Terms, one half ,,,b
hilalce payable alter c,rn ul,n,hg 80
mr. "a CULSE( TSON & GRyE~S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
pTNPFpSit, Di-cn-nc-,.;

=
NJ ~ 2, ne ftioccy II Dr. Ilq,licL's nd; ;,,.
49,, "lNAN oi Sun.nytown. Pa entirely
~ - ~ "'OTr disease, which lac was afflicted with
S.H years. lie symptoms were sense Of ds,cr.
''ss'on after eating distressing Main in The
~ enc stomach, nausea loss of appetite gidirs,.,
OF sight cNtrcme debility, farulency acrd
49,, mes vomiting, and PUN in the right
not able to pursue hrs business ybon, au
- eN','-soH and WEAKNESS Mr.. Hartman is han
e ~ s'e 70 'he public, and il wiling 10 give any in
o'Iau@n 10 The afflicted. respecting the r,on,.,c'l
Ca". nc 'sre1'ed io:1 Fac use Of DR. HARLICIs
0-'- H"'"SEsHihg and German Aycrisrf PIN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
sArURD.Y MORNING, DECEMnER /
w. n. Tyson

w u. Tyson.
(Lair Dorsey y YEson)
FORWARDING q COMMISSION MERCHANT
49,, WHEELING. "
WIN continue To transact n Genera, Agency 4 Fnr.
"nrdins Business, ais account IN ihi, ti.. amt
respectfully solioiis the patronage Of his friends.
ian 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

HANES S. WHEAT, Attorney Al Law,
" Whccir. vs.. offers biz services In the trans-
tcton Dl the 1s1rss of bic profession in this cit
or anY Of the aIBrrlt counties u Virgins or ONO
ONE, east side Bf Nam 5gwCg1 Un.0n and Mon
roe streets. Whseing Ocf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
700 IN ADVANCE.
L ftAst .sWLl kI-II-1I7. =

4 j. - 4 4 ~ A
any C.hers. ''i"VIs
K,Gs n W. - arc r'op1-,d f., IN pare ,t,rae, NJ
mic, =. y "no4t-oinc mcdici,.c mild - -. -
a.o. oid pleasant in s eject. , rc, =, rs ope'
pt,,.,y q Lealth. onj sGsnd etI,. ee'nn pro
COMP ~ ,NDiCEs1iCN. and oil STCM afS
'ys'C1s o''" FIti!tr % tie wkole
Grri, 'n'y ,o"'he the nerves OF sensi,ii,v md
.ui,i g' nerves OF motion. iupuIiing to her ,on.,
c,eerr... o. '''he tone. ind gives strength nod
qrh cy neg Tetr- destroy ne ooais II Ls Stem,
BFC, ',@.s 80 as al sf-shg Eur.,at,r,.so.
ncr. ,.,,r ,I"h'e AID experience teach il,,t mn
r,a,I III ''I", WI cure the disease of The 40.
bo,,,C.i, nerves Weakness Is the prime cny.c oT.
lions Won ;L, ,'u "y continually rcsoung TO purcu.
BECAr.SF va ,le matter wore instead OF better.
- NuSE Df. lilr!.r'ts MEDICINE : -, 49,, -.
b, " mon sense rrncirlc 10 oi.ss. .J ,.ur,,,
RFCAis ~ NE only way TO eject n cure Lastly.
hi -. &C. they really 90 cure the disease. r.,
'hls. Ash for Dr. HGrlioks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

PuOLSTERY wARE-TSe
~ leave TO nglra the citizens vi Whocling
vicinity. that they have on hand IN extensive
eh' "i upholstery ware. consisting ia part of Curlc
tilir Spanish Moss. Hnsk. Coon aud Straw Ma,,r,s
ses 81 different sizes 'uahl- for families hotels and
sieamboais; Feather Beds. Pew anil Chair Cu-biop.
Upholstery ware generally ma,o to order On Tho sho,
est nStiee and most accommodating terms The citi
zei- particularly the ladies' ere invited To ca and
anime our stock at 70. l97 Market street onro.s,e
Masnnie Hall. June 10 J. c. HARBOUR & co.
ESJ HoLESALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
w AttN SfORE.-The subscriber has iust -
eited aspondid assortment Of French confeciionorv
lo' ns Sugar Figures of various kinds: French Kissc,
= an entirely new pattern, jelly CakSS. Gum Drous
arysiaI'zcd Candles, Juiubc Paste Sugar Animal,
ishcs. Dogs. Cats. squirrels. Doves. &c &C.
Green and Dried Frait. rs follows: Lemons. Dates
urnEcs COcoanuis, Sofshcll Alnonds Prunss IN Jar.
asa Boxes Zan;c Currants. Palm Nuts, Ground Nuts
NC. &c.
Together with supply OF confectionery Of his own
manufacture which he offers a; Wholesale or retail ON
accommodating terms. Having hal the management
OF the manufacturing department of tho princIp. cs
adjustment IN Baltimore and Richmond a well rs The
welI Known and splendid s.t,bli-hmcnt Of H. hIould
IHuesvilie Chic, he HsIiers himself That should the
ei'Zcrs ct Wheeling think hir worthy of their pnt
onase nc shall be able to please
dec l2--if p NtrNSrN
d ,SEATilFRS.-5O0 pounds Chiu Feathers m .,or.
Z and for sale 10y PAXTUNS 4 TINGIE
feb -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

-. - n Ep-bick's works cnnplete m :
ois. holm cyroB'S works ard IocLL,r,s I ~. 60 '
F"euca works Bo'tas history of the R.,,I,.
'" Grey Anecdotes Life and Times OF Runysn
Juno sc ""SOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

E-ryv 1rp >s,t,,,i,,r.T - -nrRGu. March TO- I=to
70 EM TRANSPORTATION LINE. DiREsT !rc
~ 81 LClNoRE. BALTIMORE Am pII-rS
hS u.s. EHi AND L: s PORTABLE BOAT LINES
ranErmenis competed for TransEor.in,, Nj VA az ar
Ti 70 ara rom Baiim re- via. Pcnnsylyanis am
BAHoEs tawcd by S'ranbo,,s vy,u 49,.
g , TO and from Baltimore to Hare Ge ,nt
IN good time. P1Ss 6pois tErOHgb
Inc M2rehouse OF ihc.ty street late, ,-,,,.;i
ready 10 receive Freight a'3'-' ala Is now
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

NJ oiASSt.S d SjGAL-Ii7 hhas. \ 1Ir--,,,'-.
~ Sagar; % hbl-. do. Mol,sscs-,u 60
Iua"'y ard IN Frrne order and for sale unu,uoII, L.,
~ FORSYTH. MOORE & CIARkF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

- TONS LEAD,
- los Kegs B-atty's IF + G & Rock Powder.
lOO bags Shot, assorted Nos ia store &, !r sale by
M PANTONS & TINGIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
sNNl'tEANSE
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPtrAI. $500 Coo

'"aFEiINIs -0WV.UNW.
WIS company. being uow duly organized. j. use
: p'rod To mako Insurance on every d,.criri,or
~ ne and Marine R'sks sp,h IS Dwelling Houses
. u""st,' &C with ihcir rcu'cuis. AlSo. Steam
Boats. LAT Boats wand Keel Eaaiy. c, 49, - "
ana ir'n any port on the Ohio and sis.ssi,,r r,,-
'r Their tributary streams. Application Cor Irs,.,,,
TO TIC made Tor the present az tie office Crb W.
ing Savings Iusii;ution T. II ,prri, g : nee
mar ; 'i--'' St'y T. !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
RGTdtiELING SAVINGS lNSTITU

ria Sc .Vs rronprtiona'c interest witl be allowed
on lssos lie for specified periods If tIn. rs
on isprs Subject - tie above periods Of notice.
The t-in"ss hours ct itc GasutI ton are from 9
''lock -; - 4. ~, aud from nil - u but, for
tn Accommodation Of ira silent dcsustoTs check :
WI BE cashe and ioposes viii be ctiyCd at any
time before and sii9r these hsgrs 81 the option OF
the Treasurer
rh T. II GRIEF T,c,srr,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
ENlEE N hiARI\E W. - : = -

go MAXINE iNSU BANCE--
-, r' hrc two situations on : IA which ind
ca" % placed hcf- they csn adj -,
pte ISte TIE " 40 OF nsurance Thee - IL
80" ut'r Eppn Inc EC'ns o: :hCIr EVA rropsr,r -
w" : from ar Insurance cGic, lie fii , v!!..i
VIZ n-fe osii or stana.nroa the same suo,
ing ihs' stupidity and folly which f,,l5 ilmsat-
against such Contingency '''NN 4" FEONia'
~ = 80 ~ NSon :, AGENT elthe PROTECTION UR
O''ti ins houses, Ware houses Store, Mil 800. OF
Ee. to1 :" with their contents su.h a. F,s.
"lse Na'hh.ry aadesssy Other description ~.
~, .,'Pf'y Also, 81 steam. Keel and r,,
Boais ana heir Csrgocs to aud fror, an, r,, 's'
western Waters any 'o't ontE
January p. IR3I Sure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19
e. Cd ~ e. ne IT, - s..

The two Houses, niter recess of three or
iour days. came together again on Thursday
me Tth In the House, the report on he
DyI'n, case was postponed week. II will
probably be postponded from week to week Tor
the remainder OF The session. ,.
On motion of Mr. Adams, the House went in.
10 COMMITTEES OF the Whole on the bill TO ensure
me more faithful execution Of the laws relating
10 me toI"cIinn at duties on imports. The bin
" G'i' 81 'N'cHl in lor'a,ce to importing nIer.
'.A' : "a' Hi.russvr uunrly two dnys md nor
-, "2S'A n' Pr. ~" "ileujHmcut Oh Saturday.
N'''nI SO "j# on" IA the House. In tie
He''nlc ON tt'"r'EIy nn animated debate sprung
up on m"ti"u ct Mr. Benton to print 10000
copies tIhs 10 the way the Peoples money yotsN
ni document IN the Treasury Department civ.
ing summary of the items of the ny gregaie ok.
pchditilres OF The Government from 1924 to is.
81. Benton, Brown Buchanan, and Hubbard
advocated the extra priniug-Mnssrs Webster
Sonhard, Clay, and Preston opposed it. (Cal.
noun, as usual was both for and Hgainst-) The
onIect OF the Adm. SENATORS appears to he, by
giving the items Of expenditure, TO do awuy if
possible, tie effect of an ofici al paper rom Mr.
woodbury. last year, showing lie enormous eX.
penscs vt The last aud present administrations -
L he wigs are anxious 10 hnve the matter spreau
before the people, If correct, but The motion TO
PRINT at such great expense document that had
NOT been rend or examined, and made up ut the
discretion OF the Secretary, was resisted by the
opposition Senators. The morton however pre-.
Vh'ied by u vote Of % to ID a itcr one or TWO
reports from committees, the Senate adjourned
to Monday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19
STATE OF VERMONT

An . D.,.o ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
Al a rrooate Court holden az Irasburah, within
ana tor sand District, on the Ist dav Of prii.
a. d. 1910, present, the Hon GEORGE NYE''
Judge '
A Copy Of tho last win and Testament of SA
IA RAH A. Ol.NEY, late Of Providence in the
County OF Prov idence, and State Of RHODE Islend.
deceased, duly allowed and proved, in the Probate
Court Cor the County of Providence aforesaid be-
ing presented 10 the Count here--that said COPY
may be filed and recorded in the Probate Court ior
The District of Orleans aforesaid, agreeably to the
Statute in such case made and provided. IT is
hereby ordered that all persons concerned he mott
lied 10 appear before sNid Court at n session thereof
TO he holden on the 22d day Of June next, and con.
resi- the Ming and recording Of the Copy of said
VIII as aiotesoid if they cause; for which pur-
pose is further ordered that copy oGfhe record
OF this order, he published three weeks cce ssivcly
IN the Caledonan, printed at ST. JohnSbury, iD
th's State, as soon as may be.
true copy Of Record
Attest
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19

| .New York. New York-lhe Gibbs and flows
OF whose single soul are tides to the rest Of
mankind
.Ne'c Jersey. The impression of her next broad
seal will he respected
Pennsylvania. A large white banner with the
motto, keystone State it is coming
| Deta,oare The first TO adopt, the last to aban'
don the constitution On another wus-'Our
country, our rights
Maryland. The Baltimore city delegation
bore the motto, Religious federation and Puh'
lie Liberty From Carroll county came huge
ball, about ten feet in diameter, which was roll.
ed along by a number Of the members OF tha
delegation.
District of Columbia. 'Insenslhle alike to
| Establishments or threats On another, The
liberty of speech, il not the right of suffrage.
One from Alexandria had, 'PubIic good our on
| ly aim
Virginia. On the front Of one banner was
an eagle painted among the clouds, and on the
rervese, THE Union Of the Wings for the snke
of the Union.
North Carolina. The arms OF the State, with
the motto, 'On, Smnly! On
South Carolina. The Stnto banner with the
motto, "Hhe Palmetto reSists oppression.
Georgia. she has aroused from her lelllar
gy.'
Yermont. THE Green Mountain Boys will do
their own voting aud their own fighting
Tennessee. Not that she loved Caesar less,
hut Rome more The banner was hung with
Grape oft Of respect ,otIhe memory Of the Hon.
Hugh L. While.
Kentucky. Henry Clay and the Latin pas.
sage, 'rnnto nonini nullum par ruogum.'
Ohio. She offers her Cincinnatus to redeem
the Republic
Louisiana. Sans pcur, sans reproche'
Indiana. She will cherish in her manhood
the Il defender Of her infancy.
Mississippi. Once more to the rescue. We
honor him who gave up Office for sake
Illinois. She will teach palace slaves to re-
spect the log cabin At the base, The prairies
are on fire.
alabama. She will soon renounce her ale.
ginnce to King
.Naine HIer honor is our honor, her quarrel
shall he our qaure.
Missouri. Missouri will remember her early
friend
Michigan. 'Oh may'st thou ever he what
now thou art
After the addresses, aud The passing Of series
of resolutions, the Convention adjourned, to
meet again OH Tuesday.
We can give no account Of the proceedings
Of the remainder OF the Session of the Conven.
lion. Suffice TO say, the speeches on the sec
ond day of Messrs Webster, Preston, Legare,
Gushing, johnson, Alahon and others, were OF
the highest order and every thing went off in
capital style. 1T was glorious assembiage, and
its influence will be felt to the remolest borders
of the land, The great ball, fifteen feet in diam
e,er, which occupied so conspicuous place in
the procession, is, we learn, to he rolled to New
York, and thence throughout the New England
states the approaching summer: 1t cannot be
stopped.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19

ORDAiNED-March 4, at Albany, vi. Rev
ELIAS KlLBY, pastor of,the congregational church
in that place. Services as iollows:--lnvocation
and reading the Scriptures by Rev. l.. French
Of Coventry; prayer by Rev. Ora Pearson Of Bar
ton; sermon by Rev. T. w. Duncan of Burke-
Ordaining prayer by Rev. James johnson of Iras
burgh; charge to the pastor by Rev. w. A. Chaplin
of Creensborough Right Hand by Rev. l.. s.
French; Address to the people by Rev. o. Pearson;
concluding PRAYER by Rev w. A. Chaplin; bene
diction by the Pastor Exercises were nterspersed
with singing by the choir, and were listened 10
with interest by large collection of people for the
place. The prospects Of this feeble and long desti
tute church are the whole encouraging. Com
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19
BRIGHTON MARKET-May IL.

Reported for the Yankee Farmer.
Al market, l6o BeefCattIe, rs pairs of Working
oxen, 90 Cows and Calves $50 SHEEP; 74O Swine
PRIcEs-Beei Caule-A short supply at market
consequently quick sales and high prices first
quality $50; second 6 rs 80; third 6 so.
no Working Oxen-A few Sales noticed-75, So,
~ Cows and Cnlves--Du Sales Mt 20, 90, 2G,
30 -, 81 and As - ~e'
Sheep-sheared-L LOIS at IS, 2, $50, 2,75, and
and 5 3.5 for bnrrows and two lots NJ s md G 49,
AT retail from i-2and T.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19
THE BALTIMORE RIOTERs.

The Baltimore Patriot states that II man nn,n.
ed Charles Irwin, supposed TO have been con.
cerned in the murder of Mr. LAUGHLIN, was
further examined before the Baltimore city
Court, on Saturday last, on charge of assulting
several of the delegates to the Young Mems Con.
vention, while the procession was moving to-
wards the Canton fields. 1t appeared from the
testimony that Irwin ,oaS armed aciM a heary
6Iudgeon, al one time and at another with 'col'
or stone scr0ppcd IN q handkerchieG with both
of which he struck several of The Wing Dele.
gates After examination, Irwin was required
to give hail in the sum Of $1,000 with sureties. in
default OF which, he was renanded to prison to
await hiSrial in June next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19
$780, --r'-H -
%9sBAgMeG

Died ut his residence IN Cnsrlctnn W. on the 4th
inst Col Moan LEE, in the 96th year of his age.
He was buried May 6,h, with military DONORS. I'm
der Tie command of Gen. Jonas Clark Of Middle
town.
In Danville, 18Th instant, Sarah Fontanolle in
lam daughter of Asa c. ard Mary Weller.
IN Fairfield, on the 9th April Mrs Hannah Fair.
banks, nged So venrs
In rarishvilc N, Y. February 23Ih Hannah wife
OF Mr. Elijah Allen, formerly of Craflsbury, w.
aged -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19
SIMEON S. CLARKE, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT

40, ORLEANS DISTRICT, ss.
Al Probate Court holden Mt rasbureh within
and Tor said District, the LIST day Of April
a. d. l84O-present, tho Hon. GEO, NYE,
Judge
a Copy Of the last win aud Testament of
IA CtRlSTOPliER OLNEY, Esq late of Prov
idence, in the County Of Providence, aud State o f
Rhode Island, deceased, duly allowed and proved,
IN the Probate Court for the County of Providence
aforesaid being presented TO the Court here, that
sad copy may be filed and recorded in the Probate
Court for the District Of Orleans aforesaid, agreea-
bly, TO the Statute in such made and p, ov ded
1t IS hereby ordered, that sill persons concerned be-
notified I" appear before said Court at session
thereof I" be holden at the Probate Office at Ias.
burgh, in SAID District Of Orleans, on the 22d dav
of June next. and contest the filing and recording
OF the copy of said WILL as aforesaid, If they SEQ
cause Tor which purpose it is further ordered that
n copy of tho record of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Caedonian, print
ed ut ST. JohnSbury, 10 this State, as soon as may
be. a irnc copy of Record
Attest
14fw3 SIMEON s. CLARKE Rooster
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19

A million of munmies, it is stated, have been
discovered in the ervrons of Durango in Next
co.-They are in "a sitting posture, but have me
same wrappings, bands, and ornaments OF .he me
Egyptian. Among them were found poihlar!'
of flint, with a'scupured handle, chnp'els, neek,
Iaces, sc. of alternately colored beads fragments
of bones polished like ivory, fine worked elias &c
tissue, probably our modern India rubber el"'h)
moccasins worked like those ct our ln@ians'
bones of vipers, &c,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-19
T. CD eb E& III H. Eg Re!

which make their assortment good be
found at any other country Store-consisliug in
part, Of the following articles
Blue, blpe black, brown, invisible green ard AIDE
aIde BROADCLOTHS; Nerseymeres and &atl-
netts OF different shades and qualities, at reduced
prices; French, English, and American CALI.
GOES, achich aoW be sold fo, 0ins0st u s0ng! Vic
tora Drvsses-a new article; printed Lawns; fgur
ed Ginghams; black and fancy colored Silks
black and Prince Albert Crovats; sewing Silk and
Twist Bundana and Flag Hdkrs Pongee do; Irish
Linen white and colored Cambrics; plain and
check Muslin; Laces; Edgngs, &c. &c. Ladies
cotton Hose; Kid and Pic Nc Gloves; Beltings
Valencia and light merino Vestings; white linen
Jean; summer Cloth tor boys; Damask table Spreads;
Russia Diaper; Drilling; Ticking; Batting; Cotton
warp Yarn, fine and coarse Sheelings; bloachcd
Sheeiings. A general assortment Of