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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14
A NV AND SP. ENDID NKrICI -.
~ DLLS-HliRR q EAnn ~ NAIl

"a ID 8 D,pn -rDiD AhIiCLE OF sab
Sana-c an.-"ish q ROBB. No. IT9 NIarI.t
ot"n,lir saddle upon Bald,vin's pa,.nt s,rirr -.'
- - we ~"uFatHis aud easl 18th 70 nan a,II
n ~ are ,if superior q any thing o., IN sinJ ].
in 49, vac pune. Ttose made BY Is. uox m use
Inc PrJudiccs cusiing 70 long pr,f,s, p',1y oeyond
nlIIl's' We v"uic say 70 hose ,,he ~, 9p,hs
n1dN", best Spgirtgs 10 cali Oh q 4 q - ~
an a''Iola made OF The very hes. maieuaI arJ = IL
No. 179. ~ DVhl forget tho
b d K take pleasure in sOyinr g, Il, Il, csu
''r'' s'heraIy. that LIey have ON h,nJ ! ra"5
s:'Gk OF Spanish. Half Spanish. SIDE ard F.% q sooH
-" "ie,"er VIII every article in ,bcir 10
~" '''y H'ehd selling LOW soR CASH. nyg-2n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14
.MERICINH.

sage OF CONSUMPTION The physicisrs whs ,,,cn
lea VIE -afSs a m their optgicn. that no FOR.
rehanel, Ana ina, further trI.tof medicine vro,io
Hx hesan "a use HUNTS Bri y IL Pills. mo ~ -.
Nlhs I'w boxes OF the nsdi nn. h., has -
nea'th. The anexrettsd recovery Mr.. Krsn
aas astnniSh q all d s relatives and tIAs.ss
y. r,ss inese NhsS 10 Pr Hurt wuh 49,
""s s'autEae. EDWARD RUSSELf-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14


"OPARTNERSHIP-The subscribers respectful
u " announce TO ihsir friends and The public. that
they have associated lhcmsriycs under the firm of
PASTONS Il TlNGLE, for The purpose Of transact.
ing n Wholesale Grocery Forwarding aud Commission
business in ths city and to that end have aiken the
extensive ware.rOsin heretofore occupied b. Mcss-s
M0arc. Clarke & Co. ia the Croccp departmental Their
business. and have purchased at them their entire
stock "a that trnde. 10 which they are making large nd
ditions rendering their supply extensive nnd complete
IN addition Ia a foil supply Of Groceries, Liquors. Cos
per. 4~.l-Vlaie. &c. which will be kept constantly on
hand. they are prepared 10 fll on orders Cor Domssf,.
manufactured articles. on TIC most favorable terms.
r. &. r. will rive marked attention 10 The rcrciy
ing and forwarding Of Merchandise aud ihe sale ofp5,
duce on commission. WN PAXTON.
JAMES W. PAXTON.
GIDBGE +. TINGLF.
\ CARD-Ourfrcnds viii perceive from thcaJoys
that We have transferred Ca Me.srs. PaHi0ns a Tiualc
ihc Grocery branch of our business. md from ihoir CT
pcricuct and extensive means. we feel assured thai
They will ho able 90 serve ihsm as fully re- wc have
been able To do. We would Is.rcctGilly ask fr our
successors "a continuance of Inc patronage which they
have 80 literally extended 10 us
nov u MOORE. CLARKE 4 Co.
ERfsH FRUIT boxes Bunch Rlr.ins.
80 Drums Pigs.
IS fancy boxcs prgucs.
> boxes Lemons.
90 h1lc- aon she'll Almonds. FiIhcrs q Cream
Nuts.
go lbs Giquouce paste. just received and or
sale b. SOLOMON MING.
dec 81 M. Is V.ar-
eB HifDS y. q. Sugar.
0DsB 10 kc.s ~. Tobacco.
- casks Western Reserve Cheese. just rc.
rciNed and ior sale b. = J. REILLY.
- a Bags Coffee. Rio green. 50 Boxes S uerrns
ebO 5 B1cs Pepper.
> Boxes ground pepper.
10 Boycs Mustard ln bottles ard cauistcrS,
> DO Philadelphia refined Sugar,
10 de- Chocolate.
10 d. Sperm candles. O. g. c..
: do Composition cludles. Dos a 12s.
500 Gallons Sperm OIL.
2j Doz Patent Booklets,
10 Uhis prruc ~ Sucar. 80 Casks Cheese.
MaIdcr. Nlum Indigo. Coprens.Nc SC insi re-
roiycI and iorslIc IS SOLOMON KING
doc ~ so O.. warer s
AATtNrER PRESSED SPlGM Oil.-5u0 gall
w lons. warranted pure. just received sui for
saIciy 9rrt CO., " REfLIN.
ASALTl SALT SALT'-S00 bbls PHsbs-gl aIi
- irst received ,r' fr nio low Toe cash.
doc u JAt0E a NrTtUUIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

Il ~ JRf---Tytccs Dosit;r,yy -
a. q = "n''l %m' Wheeling FouHary Ualess.ss =,
o.. soulh end Market sIuarr. Wheeling "a ""
SWEENEY q MATTHEWS ta1ag
tH,.F t'auAS 10 their former cusrpnsr g. ,v'"',
t'''f's' i'ry have hitherto received OIL -
'''it lM'Ic t'cir attention. To- their rr..,,, IL
ie','' SUM OF FOUNDRY CASTINGS -
embraces ''cTy Hrtrc Fsually kc9t m ., -
meat OF the k'nd, cu'EisrUr Of '"
Ram 'iau.clGsRcs.
NllZcpin do
French Pattern Do
Yam STAR 10. nssy--sJ 49,
rHnhiin Stoves ~ ever. dcs.1,,i..
amy P~yTauidai Coat Stoves
common Stoves. (lssortcd sizes
t'iEu'on Graics. tcIrcsiar a srr,,yLi La .u
,o'N"hE N'o'rs "a variety OF patterns.
Arch aud Jam CRAZE.
Hollow ware. Sugar Kettles Pa, E.,,ta- n
Ovens, SkilIeis and Stc, Pos ofsy.rN
,''uG ir"'n ihe Air Furnace and Of .urcr,a,
90 In'Hs ground and polished, in snv ou,n,,v
!"Ii"rS and ilaftcr Irons. "y'
Saw Millions,
Wind Mil dl.
Rug Wheel do.
L-nAs and Gudgcous. I'll .izc..
i'''h' Dearborn and Wagon Boxes. round 4, n,
centre and turned iuyid~.)
Foot Sc-aprs.
NI'ri,rs and PeSiics. Waffle Irons. fancy 4 pl,;,.
East ir0s Railing, a virjst, Of patterns '
'"s,'hcr via a variety OF PlougLs and PLOUGH 20.
's 9''lf> a"d Landsidcs. Thrcshing Machine Ir,..
8 &c az 'i which they will sell a. low A. no, 80,
.Hiil The s7ine article can be- purchased g. =, D.
tnreh or elsewhere. either Wholesale or Es,,I '"
EASING. OF every description made 10 otJer T., in.
S. ,llirs,Hc C5raapls pqllish 70 g,,'., o|ss
and ob4rCs h,s office. vs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

RANb BON NANJfACTORY-Tlo .ol~cr,c,
Re respectfully lHt1ms ihc citizens IT WbeeI,p,
iWi 'lriuii}. chat he hls commences The sf,~o 49,
mess extensively az The Nodh Esst clrneror S,,,b -
Ilfe street,. apd vhi supply Them offuc qu.ify. eass,
Wholesale or retail uu as ntortblc terms n. -
"' Dad NJ 7ny other Establishment in tte conuiry
oni'r- I.'m to couu'y wH 10 sincfy su.n5.s r.
'' I'-'m ISAAC WILDE
N'it'I.-Ah p-reons snoSing flcusrfves mir.
= Oh io ihc lrie firm Of .Auid d 60. ~. ...a.-
~ 20 call 'nd se1i" Their respective accounf. ep y, ~
ore ''' iH ~ 'anur'T ncN-as longer Indulgence ras
Iof he given; Oh accDuuts rorrnn,nr ro,,sl !. ~
inc. will be placed in ihr hands Of e. p-,<- oe..-
for COLLECTION. ~ fT.v
hi'. hrla Of The 'usrdmT would h.
r-er % 'ru frH adebicd 10 tho 49,
rvRrTCU CfRRANTe
.Ief~ SD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

NONESrIC FLANNFISS WOOIIES YARN
J 4 small lot Of the above articles has been re-
ceiveI. which - deserving the attention of those will.
ing to prepare for the approaching winter.
Also. Goldfish. low. Tanners OIL Of good quality.
Venison Hams, superior salt. nnd a general assortment
Of Groceries GEO. BAIRD
aug 81 No ia. Market stree,
--or.Cr-.c p,~.Cr.
an SUBSTITUTES nave
: - ""I '',' N'Tr'hS i 'rnsani
49, - '"','d' : 'I,""'n "'eulcIhe Tor
80, - - ~ 'unI I's'aSes oi 'e
IL n v-tI,, ~
nc" "INONLi"
NRy COODc ,vn cpo~rptrS n
Lcr r.. ;,sf - - y 'uoss'i-
tJc aud T,ncy Ir, CT, caa - .'Lfis " 80
F,lov;r- ,r,E,I.u ~ 49, " 'o
sunrr BI,cL RIgc R,,y, aud ol;yo n,o,d C,,t.
''
q. -
" r '"'"''
Do,oc,,;, a,J Fame pin "
Er,v.p AMI PJc,cL.J vr,i,.. lii IL,
Ator.no Cotton and EIart., sLsy.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14
rtBtJsHrD WEEKLY AND TRIWEEKLY
Ar rnS co2NEg ~ wArER ASD Union SITS.
WHEELING. VA.
j. Z. wHiRTov. Eiita, and rrqoa.t.r.

TERNS-The 'frl- Weekly Tunes II Advertiser,
fLNq- ubi shc On \ dorb'c medium shueton Tues
xsvs. THUS iaJ and Saturdays.
The Western Virginia Times" for the country,
published every weonestay morning, Al s2.5 20 per
snnum in al san's, or $500 ifpaymcnt is delayed
f~chremon;is Eoui'the me Of subscribing.
-rRYa o. ~N.yCRTtsiNC,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

NOT1CE-The Undersigned under Inc sblc ct
Moore a Clarke, beg leave f1 inform tho pltr.gls oi
the late firm 81 M1urs. ritrss q Co., ih1t fhrv con
Uuuo the AGfNCY. FOEW ARDiNC AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS ai their rI stand. 1u N,afu,
Street in Wheeling Virginia. They respectfully srlt
ri q cprfuu11., 1i The patronage extended 10 Moore.
Clarke a Go. anI pledge themselves 20 devote their
energies. Giihiu.ly % promote tbo interest Of their cor.
rcFp11'r0is.
The Branch OF ilelr rr..n sf Vow Orleans, which
has been I1 successful operation fr tra Two Vast year.
will te continued u0drr fhr rras1ull supervision o
Vs. Moore. wf1 w5ll attend Oh .Ir .'c 1l al; pr1duc,
.1HfgI.l 20 Them fla-o. rrl 10 r- rc. base of S4rlr
Misc. or other articles OFF 5Du.rarn production. on
rnm-fpr HENRY MOORE.
49, "a f'f| 3 CrArEE
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Distressing case az S,teye Srssmol,e hs,5y,o
Jooly cured 81 Hu,rs Boi.p,n Pin,

III henry "htr. was for the -psc. OF tuo
+u.ct'd WIN a severe Asthmo. whicb procseJcS
'I'h' We anu c"lc; al the worst g. mn,cr.. - -
,oupii w tsEt HvS a iIghiacss across r. et..
W. u'-cii' and als'rcssIng sreaihlnc. Dn,,s..
-, 80, ~ illness, tire disease incren-f5
~ naNlnB iost hiS speech. ara beng rhrrsteno5
= ~" I"a.neo'ate suhocaiIon, unGl n csriotrs -
y 20 Ih''i " Nc rtu ar. uilr ,p.t CO. -
I,iet Tor 'ew hours, The phyic;apr ~bo ~
"a MN lEohoun'ea hs compliant beyood m -
.'t oi cure PIT AZ last Pfoyldsncs dis.c,eJ.
y nlphItltH l." iett ~ bis house. sfIer rgb,cs
procured some ofOr Hgng's HBotruIc pills -
.eI '2AlhS ai.w boxes he found himself SsL
! : rom the compliant, brinAcar stIe nh ..I
= vAe,e.se' eteh oi wa klDr furtv miles -
i"D having all the ~enjoymcnts OF erfeot hea.tS'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14
NEW Isl OF STAGES
SSs.za - To PHILADELPHIA. (Ayp
@S1T rHE ONLY DIRECT e~El-U..
GO - ~ <. MAI. MERCHANTS

sSs,zh To PHILADELPHIA. NSp
~ @S@S rHE ONLY DIRECT eNE.l-U.
go s. MAI. MERCHANTS
80 LIN" TO Phiiat,lphii lervcS
Nhoeiing daily at 6 o clock, n m. VIA Washington
and BEDFORD TO Chamhershur., and fromthcncc -
miles 5Y rall road, passing through Carlisle, Harris
5urSh and Lancaster 10 Phlladelrhia, N . DAYS
lrave!iers ~ Tins line Ill have only one night b"
staGe travei, tue second being on the rail road. The
pIopIfSiols nave placed new and splendid coaches
upon the entire line good teams. and scber md
careful drivcrs,snd assure The puhlicfhat no eypensc
OF pains "llhe spared to- render general satIsfac
non. Having good road agents. Inc r;,bltc NAV
rely on a speedy aud couafIftah!c trip.-Th. din
cs!tles that have existed nj wil!iamsrort, Pr. in CON
sequence OF crossing the Noaun2ahela river have
seen sntrel emoved, by j new fridge which Is jusi
DOAicc econG door below the T.S Hotel. Wa.
ter st. marc A. HENDERSON & 20. Proirs.
F@SisA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, HASLUNGTON CRY, PHIiA
DELPiIA Ghd NEW YORK. EIfraordinarv
NPesdE L. =. NAIL CHARIOT LLNE-ruREE
PASSENGERS oSLY.
Runs through to Baltimore By contractin "a hours
~, the only line at that spSsd.
dtaVes N~Fcc!Sng every morning At sI-c o'clock
u g.esihe mal!Iah ro1s vars a Frederick, arrives in
natlihoTe fccond mernlne (hOm Nheelin=,) takcr
man cars and reaches Philadelphia, washlngton
cltv, ere New York same Day.
NEN EAPEDJIJDN IN Iearc, U5e,y;yg
every evening, reaches Frederick second evening".
,akeS ne same mail cars To BALTIMORE, Washing
RELIANCE LfNf, Laros Wleel;ng crrry ,,o
ninS, reaches FrudtrIck second morning, and takes
IRE morning line rail road cars reaches RaItimcIc
same evening, and proceeds to PhIladelphia or n
/ sTk next morning; or, az the option az r,ss.r
gers taxes the evening mali cars at Frederick.
re SUBSCRIBERS have q contract with the rail
roGd company 10 carry their mals and roEs,,ocrs
I'ui' Z redcTcN. and every arrangement has been
maze TO insure comfort sud regularity. The p-o-
prelofs 81 the above hnSs reside upon the route.
their personal attention, devoted 10 m. bHsinsss
anH one OF then Tor 7 stationed aecnti will always
o. i'uHa az wv hccilug, Washington. Pa Union.
,""u' tuin1erIand, liagcrstOv n, ard Frederick -
~ addition To which travelling a-cntS al. employ
ca, whose duty 4 - 20 pass along the roytc COZ
"a MY 10 supe fintcuG the lines.
Printed rules and regulations for -Le kcn,G, ~,
pasSc1Sers, will he Furnished en- application M Inc
y.ncr on water street, below L. : Hotel, o. atthe
a--- , ST0CKTnN. MOORE FALLS & 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

INES OCON & Co.'S
faSi Lane ~ Portable Car BoloS from PL;lqGeg,b;g n
PElSbgrgh-TUEoCCu n SIX DAYS.
Warehouses, $50 &2S2 Market street. PHILADELPHIA.
Cornerof Penn & Wayne .s. Piti,burcr.
WIS line commenced operations on he 9Th in,,
l. being established Tor the accommodation Of Ger.
"'n 'o''rols 70 have Their goods through in iae
shortest possible time. No extra charge will be m.Jo
during the season for freight carried ~ The fast line.
All Goods collected through the cIiy and 5r,varIoJ
immediately, free vt any charge fs draynre or commas.
son. by having lsts ofr.ein lcf with or sent 10 ms.
JAMES UCONNOR q Ca.
Philadelphia, Sept. II 6n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

an extraordinary case ~ R5cumqt ism. G~~yEyg.
MED Nth DizrrtdeI and Ne-roEs d.jilty
Mr.. Joseph Hair, fr-m being EXPOSED 20 cold
was attacked with q most painful ghauma,rc com.
plant Of the mend, aud neck, which continued y,lb
distress ng violence fpr several months. Tine rfr-
opal symptoms werc-n swelling and cVcraciurr1g
pam ~ a ] the gYInts, and an entire loss Of their
usc: brth tire ptin and the fever generally suffered
cd on the slightest motion. and were more s-y,T.
IN the night time. 4 constant diarrhata. whi-r
produced rs gcusralcors queuCcs-fatuIeury. low
ness Ot spIr's, aud general wasting OF tie Lp. ~
Tie was indeed. So extremely ll t.af his medical
attendant could not p ssio,y give the least h1s,s
81 h~ lcc 'NcT and was EcucrrlIy hsIestdJy
treatment boz this world could not HIM any r.T.I
fut seeing an uds'IustWtuf on Hunts Botanic
Pills, DE vas directed hy ru NlfuigHfy PrrvrrsHs,
20 use them, EC td .o, and after p iurr1 ght tr,r
rr'duc.da favorable change. and hcfs u1w lga!
tbs and strOIg man JOS. HART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

LIceT Complaint, riEt much D~eraHge1c7f oF n,
Lirtr System.
Mr. Joshua Roberts was all c.ed with bilious
anu -cryOus disease "a an alarming degree, be ny
attended WIN all TIE Distressing symptoms which
ahsct 2 relsNcd condition, VIA sick head.ache
loss 81 appetite, giddlnCss in The head, pain in th.
stomach after eaung. unusual iTCIHOss, skinIr-
spnsmOdic paIHs in every part Of the BODY. cold
c1iils- sallow complexion, cOstIvHess, and a con
start dali pain ~ tae right side, whick often Iodu.
ced the most dreadful debility; indeed he Thought
he was afflicted vain cyCTy IaternSI complaint the
human body - liable 20. Hc vas genCTliI makirr
trsi Of yariaus remedies. all % which were erualIy
fruitlcss a. al he had recourse % Hunts BgfspI,
Pals, from the superior virtues OF which fncdi.lu.
hrs h'atH is perfectly re-cLtahIishtd. and "a nov.
able 20 pursue has employment free from pain or
disease. JOSHUAROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

q EW BODkS-Jusi received aul for sale by
" STEPHENSON & GARWOOD. "
ColiyCrs Lectures. tisk's Classical Antiquities.
ConpcTs. Mrs Austin's. Goldsmith MIIons. SmoL
lcfs. and Drydcu's Works.
Condensed Reports, WATTS body Of Divinity.
Rush on the Mind, Cr~1r nni Sallust I vol
British Poets, I~iruryis Miscellaneous Works.
Domestic Medicine, Fine Bi6les, Beauties Of Costume.
Young Mans Library D vols. English Albums.
Nr',hs DrI1rtcs , vol. Mcm1irs orSr VIM Knirhton
walkers Manly Exercises.
tit al the tunes, Iiie ur Martin Van Buren,,
female Biography. Ptr,.-s Logic. Nature and Art.
legends Geometry. Book ufScIcncr, Blossoms Of VII
american Cbssicr.eld, SWISS Family Robin.ou.
English Classics. Also. German and German Envlsh
Nimnu1ts. Come DO. nov Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

aEoUCK,S PANACEA-The subscriber, have
a jus, received, aud intend keeping = crn,lant
supply OF IIaucks Panacea. a valuable medicine fur
The cEre of the Dyspepsia and other diseases of the
breast and lungs. at wholesale ar retail.
july IL WHEAT d KENDALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

81 ENON Mn Reilly h1s removed 20 warehouse
To No ~. west stlr market SQUARE, latcI. occu.
pied is Jrnes o. C11p.mc, and one ioor north ~ Nir.
George MgNiIlrcy p store. dc, g
ATOrGCE-Tbe Em ct MOORE. CLARKE.
Company b. fhHs day dissolved, ~ mutUsi cru.
sent Al uer.IIs having unsettled accounts wih s1id
firm ere desired o., present them ips adjustment. and aI
rcrs1us indebted ore requested 20 make arrangement.
for Hfa lIg1iHIIol 1f their respective 1ccoInts Tu.
E ks 0i ihr trim Will DC tuuI ot tuc counting room
%! Nirlrr a Clark suec6ssJr. Of Nl1urc. Clarke q Co.
Nlr sol, isliy authorized Co close aI 1rrIuuts OF ra
late firm. HENRY MOORE.
JOHN . CLARKE.
NAItk DOUGLASS.
Wheeling. November 18Th. 1889.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

TOTTON BATTING-Piusburrh Bafrn, fri
" quality for sale IN packages Of - pounds each
at fifteen cents Der pound BY T. T. TURNER
sept 81 Va. I65. NTarLst s4,,r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-15
'M"Mc NM s%-

0FSA Mr.. VIM. c. White has published y
letter in the Austin (Texas) Gazette. in which
he says that he has seen David Crockett at work
in one of the Mexican mines, and converscd
with him. Crockett by permission of the over
seer, wrote to his family by Mr.. White.
d tarern keeper in Illinois sdverses young
lawyer, who has left his house without paying
his bill, under the following expressive caption :
Absquatulando damnum ct Swartw6utandi-
bus in transitu, non est inventus ad lbtum
scape goatum, non comeatibus in swampo."
IMPROVEMENT or DIcTIoS:- Coming out at
he htie end Of The horn" has been polished into
the following elegant phrase, d" Emerging from
The dimiHutire termination orhe trumpetr'
Henry Clay though, General Harrison ineom-
petent to fill the office Of Minister to Columbia,
and now supports him for the office of Presi-
dent of the u. States!
The MuGHeers Aryired.-The ship Fanny
has arrived at Mobile. from Liverpool, with her
mutinous crew.
A bill compelling the banks Of New York to
receive each others notes at par has passed the
Assembly OF that state.
The Legislature Of OHM have passed severe
law against the issue and circulation of pos,
notes and bills under frc dollars.
Military Morement--Brigadier General
Eustis has boen ordered to the command Of the
United States troops at HaulroD, Maine.
7craS Independence.--A letter from Calves
ton, Of the 23d March, says that Mexico has re-
cognized the Independence Of Texas.
The harbor Of Buffalo remains firmly frozen,
and is no; expected to open earlier than the st
Of May.
LcuS-lhs cashier of the Schuilkil Bank
i, is said has been arrested in Liverpool.
Virginia Eiectisn.-The election in Virginia
takes place on Monday the 27th inst,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-15

In this town. on Monday morning las, Hon. wm
w, Freedom. aged to wears H- was an associate
Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas, and for ma
ny years very useful member flour Town Coun
IclL
Al Portsmouth on the i,h inst. Mrs Catherine
Cornell wife OF Stephen b. Cornell Esq in the
10lh year Of her age.
In Tlverton, on Sunday morning 5,h inst, sud.
denly, Mr Pardon Smith, aged 6i years.
Al North klnstown, on "Wednesday, the Slh in
siant. after long and most distressing illness.
which she bore with the resignation aud hone OF a
Christian Miss Sally Carpenter, daughter OF the
late Capt. Francis Carpenter, aged Gl years.
In Providence, on "Wednesday morning last,
Mr.. John CogseShall. aged 70 years-Ou Thurs.
day. Mrs. Ruth w. widow Of the late Major Eli
sha Brown. Of Tiverion, in the Goth year OF her
age
At Bangor on the l9h ult., Peter EdeS, Esq
AGED 50 years Mr.. EdeS formerly resided in this
Town and about 1877, established Newspaper
called the Ne'epoH Herald. which he published ior
five or six years, when il was discontinued for
want of patronage lie was probably at the time
of lis death, the Oldest Printer in the United
States
AT Darlington. S. c. on the 20lh ulr Peter c.
CoggcShali, Esq. aged ~ years, son Of the late
Mf. Nathanisl Cosseshall, of this town
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arms and Munitions of IHdr.-A letter from
Washington, published in the Richmond En-
qurer Of Friday, intimates the probability that
the Commttee on Foreign Relations in the
Senate will recommend nothing respecting the
Main Boundary dispute, until some commnni.
cations arc made directly from the British Gov
ernment. In reference TO the present resources
Of the United States, in view Of a hostile termi.
nation OF the present controversy. il is stated
that besides 100000 arms that have been disiri-
butcd by the General Government TO the re-
spective States, there are now in the arsenals
600.0 900 muskets ready for use. and of heav,
cannon 5000 pieces. Supplies Of ball. and ali
kinds Of projeciiles are abundant. There is ?
pistols and swords per month. The amount Of
gunpowder on hand is stated at $4,000 barrels.
with materials for 1000 barrels more.
Ii is proper TO be prepared for tho worst, yet
we continue to hope that no occasion will arise
for the employment of our military resources 10
war with England. We agree fully With the
writer OF the Enquirer that in reference TO the
United States and Great Britain -" the necessi-
~ Of hostili,ies between two such nations should
he obvious and urgent. before the people ot
either country would justify and support the
painful and unnatural resort 10 arms. Descen-
ded aswe are from one common race. endeared
by thousand recollectious Of Kindred blood.
ussges and pursuits. and Knit together by n con
tnusl Interchange Of the various productions OF
enierprlze aud industry. wealth. genius and art
the voice Of humanity invokes peace"
Bait Inericdn.
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Outrage Baltimore papers state that the
brig Boxer. chartered BY the Maryland Coloni.
zatlon Society 10 take enigrants TO Africa. was,
on her return passage. detained at the Isle Of
Mayo by the Portuguese authorities. The
passengers, three Missionaries, and their friends,
and eleven IN the steerage, were thrust into
PRISON, and the vessel taken to port twenty
miles distant. TO be examined. After the re-
lease OF the vessel, the authorities refused TO
return her TO the port where the passengers and
men were confined, and they had to 60 to her
as best they could, in an open boat. The b.
put into The Isle OF MAYO for cargo Of salt.
Boston Mer. Jour.
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Oh,o.--A letter from a gentleman who has
for sixteen years past been membt. of the
democratic Ceuiral Committee in Ohio. and
who has the best means Of becoming acquain-
ted with the state ofpublic opinion in that quar-
Ter of the Union, says tina, the exasgerations o
the wings in regard to the prospects Of Hsrri-
son Are enormous. He assures his corespon.
dent that the representations made in Ohio to
the cause OF Harrison are gross mistatenlenis
There is no fear according to him that the dc
uocracy Of the State will desert its proper
standard, nor was there ever a time when the
democratic party were more confident Of sue.
cess than a, the present moment. He consid-
ers The vote Of Ohio as certain for Van Buren
a, the mex, slec,on.-N y. Ere. Post
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In this town. on Thursday evening last. BY the
Rev MI, Brooks, Mr. Thomas q. b. Mumford
10 Miss Caroline. daughter ~ Col. WIN. n. q.
Helme. all Of this town
On Sunday evening, by tbs Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie,
Mr.. Freeman NJ. HoIie, to Miss Abby Hart, both
ofthis town.
In Georgetown. ID. C.. on Thursday Oh inst. By
the Rev. Mr.. Johns. his Excellency Alexander de
Bodiseo, Chamberlain of his Majesty the Emperor
of all the RusslaS, his actual Counsellor of State
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteniia.
~ to the United STATES. to Miss Harriet Williams,
daughter of Brook Williams Esq