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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
GRANITE HOUSE.

LITTLETON, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
THE subscriber has taken the Granite III erected the
Past season and u ready e. accommodate the travelling
public IN good style IT any house ~ Tie counry. The
the banks The Ammonnusue river The spacious
ard well furnished Persons storpng a thus house can be
cowmodsted with conyevances 90 the White Mountains, Ha.
vcrl, Nou2 elier and Burlington at any time ~ The day
my3 I'm" HENRY IhVMAS.
DRopsY-DRorsYl Persons laborng under tbs di.,rs
Female rhy scan without being tapped api7sm
nished or unfunshed with breakfast ard tea. required
desirable part OF broadway, ~ the let ~ May. Enquire
Broadway. An early application viii choice
Of iooms. References ziven and required. maze
DERSsE BROOKs, Commission Merchants, No "a IL
bsrty ctr a, offer for sale
80 bales Nc. 1 domestic Regs
no 9si,s c"i red f,reizn do
10 casks Boy ds Bleaching Powder
Is do Sutton Co.'S Blue SUI ats
3 Sslcs Feelings. IS. Is. 81. 6s, and u inch
do Machine Blankets
do IqplinES
SO COO lbs Black Oxide Of Manganese
They or sale from OF The best manufactures
in thu United states. tie following Papers
1000 ream " News Printing Of various duats and slzs
qsso Do ul medium royal and superroys Printing Parer
for buoks. Nc. -
AZ, Ss,v and medium Writing Tissue and Envelope la.
per Press Ptpes; Ban box AND Binders Boards.
cloth hardware uhe crown crown, AMI car
Wrapping Peprsi straw Papers &C at lowest pric,s mys
HANPAGNF-TJPPECAN OE BRAND.-A full 'suprly
Y Of this superior article in quarts aud nts received by '
HENRY STRYBiNt1 "a Water st J
y. Orders from the country are promptly eNecptth
nya2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
General Sessions.
Present the Recorder, two Judges and two Aldermen
inc Hrand jury came into Court, and made the
following presentment- ''''
General SSssions

Tieseh Tue Recofuer, twOJudg and two A Ide nm en-
The Grand Jury came into Court and made th.
following presentment-
Preschtment of the Grand ,Jurors ar m.
Court Of Sessions.
MAY TERM isiO-The Grand Jurors in the dsebaro. .,
Their duty, 'sit the City Prison the 18th instant x;,
view of aseertanug its situation the approach oc
weather They found the Prison clean and its nmas hs.h
lhey were Informed by Mr. HYDE the keeper thai IN, III
on the premises do not furnish third of the supply Of 49,
NECESSARY 70 MI The pipes which pass through the cells and
Ia rom me deficiency OF so essential nay Al,
may oecolse SO foul to produce ease To guard
dest such caimity which prove fatal 10 Le
SUI y. III CONNECTED with the Prison the Grand Jury would
espcuuny recommend to his Honor the Mayor and To The
supPS o wafer Hs The hydrants which the Jurors uadT
~ can pe opnhed Tor very small expense TO the city
cy also nl mat part OF the Prison now used for he con-
h NJ ,h ay Is no. sufficiently large TO accommodate
number OF cells III SAID Prison Ia
and Tor the Det separation of the sexes that mart The Pr
son no" occupied by drbtors is required the confinement Of
female criminals; and they that room h st 49,
and furnished for the reception Of those who NAV he
the Prison abonng under disease. who be Will
in the cells. N"'u "hi'o
The Grand Inquest respectfully soici,s the early
those ~ authority to ts presenment present situan
OF the Prison cells for prompt remedy the x
above enumerated and to guard which NAV
of serious character. '' f'o''
A. B. HAxTUN, Sec'y. - h
Charles Quin, notorious black rascal who bas
been suspected OF every sort Of crime from stool nj
geonIng down to keeping disorderly house where
the unwary are "aken and done for was brou pht
up and admitted to bail 1t is quite time this feI-
lows case was disposed Of
The Court dismissed the Grand Jury and then adj
journed sine die.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
DIhce OF south Street.


The inform intending esend FOR their
residing g. Britain oa in the spring
of that Mr. Herdman, of the firm, there, and viii
remain at Liverpool during the spring and summer for the p
all the whose have been engaged
here with despatch by ships above
Kneand also to that small drafts given i'll their favor shall
be paid with pr0npness Orders from all parts OF the country
win be punctu. attended to- and such attention will be gwen
the above for the emgan az TO
the patronage of those who will favor the un
aersgned with their in all where the ssen
from whom originally received For further par
kouars, apply (f BY letter, post paidl to =, .
HERDMAN & KEENAN,6i S9uth-st;
N B. Mr. Herdnan will attend to any agency which may be
ent trusted to his care daring his stay in Europe !,
Ia addition to drafts given on our e %
facility the whose may be engaged by
they be furnished with dras large or small amounts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

a WIN. BROWN, 1925 Chatham street, opposite Roosevelt
~ street, has the largest assortment Of Summer Hats Of
establishment in this city, which will be sold wholesale
retail at the lowest prices Also, assortment of Cloth
and Velvet Caps, patterns much admired. new
style of boys Hats just received from Paris f trimmed
very beautiful article GeneeHs Hats Of qualities only
rs and ST. inferior to sold for those prices Economy
durability and fashion combined is ummaton truly TO
be wished for in times like these apes 3ra*
ONE PRICE HAT sToRE-THEoDORE CLARK
40 corner of Chatham and Pearl streets, after
experience business and after repeated and untrng efforts
to attain the object confidently bee,n that he has at length
succeeded IN manuiactu article which fail TO
the appreciation ofa who will take the trouble to examine It,
Tins article, to which the attention of the public
Peclay INVITED, Satin Beaver Hat, price only THREE
and he feels assured that for beauty cheapness
durability and comfort, surpassed the
New York In addition the usual variety Of Hats and Gaps
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat very superior
quality, which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS and this
Hat or past has the
unqualified satisfaction Justice his well
himself, makes proper for @ say he sells for cash;
the losses sustained from bad will have be
PAID by good oHes Wholesale dealers supplied promptly the
selling price. apiI am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
ANTHONY PRONTAUT.

pCBLtC. NOTICE or REMOVAL-sAMuEL PHIL
LIPS, late Of William street respectfully informs his
patrons that he has removed his cash tailoring
abshment ifs broadway, door from Liberty street.
where he will continue 10 Transact business on The e sys
that has gained him large portion OF public favor
= has into arrangements that VIII enable hu 10
furnish articles Of dress equal IN every respect 10 the frs
house, the ade still greater saving than here oiore
This may be once by comparing their garments aud b
with his 1.-THE only arrive NJ Just concsiOn quail
alone establish the true value article u u this
Tet that wthhods e.. proprietor from publishing nominal
list Of charges articles msy be made AZ low which
absolutely IN the same ratio 70 the most gNavag CRIES
r. wishes particularly 20 Draw at nton 10 this fact
daily attempts made To copy his style ofadyerenents
uconcusion, = T gcntl sen that he makes
article whatever hut from the best materials
and that ne employs but frsratc hands. lie asks the
public axe trial OF his syst In the iu conviction that
Ne really then thirty per cent.
An assert of Shirts Stocks, DOsoms, Collars,
al yts always ON hand mali smiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
no MARRIED WOMEN MADAME REsTELL. s,

TO MARRIED WOMEN-MADAME REsTELL Fe
male PhVgtcton, happy to have II in her power say
other celebrated Preventive Powders ladies' whose
health forbds too rapid of family; hundreds have
thsi has At dsPeed the and doubts of he most
hr'd and Tor that for twenty
introduced by the celebrated Midwife and Female Pbysiean
Madame bet,, the grandmother OF t advertiser who mad.
s subject her particular end especial study still some wer.
ncns TO entertain some degree % disrs until become
sneed by their successful adoption this country The re-
suits pf iher adoption 10 a.. happiness, health mar often
the life OF afe tomato wife and fond mother are too
Ss Which Affect mo-, only lie ppean b.nS ss,
The future happiness of their offspring but we'll
Happiness those give them birth would dcistei In how
many Instances doe. the harwoIkns father and esr-
their lives ugTng the sbsr oiline TO 1--we
D D LOVING bot to @ wss9 J Ts hSs PGysd
down the spirit and at last broken the health Of the father how
tons her fs,sres o.pg from becoming degraded
objects Of charity or Pr9nEse v9sries Of vcel And
are days Of the knd husband and sthsr ebered in be-
holding the emaciaied form and declining health Of the
hrty-fsst sinking into premature Trsve-wh the certain
prospect being early ote partner Of nj. ovs
100 ssScns and @ssssT soeSs winch 's s mS,s
toTe bes,ow not uDirrquenty al time when least able
q moral for parents 90 increase their families regard
les Of consequence 70 Themselves the well being Of hs
within our eonsroi IT, adyeser .sIns The impor,ssss Of
tbs subject and estimating the vast benefits esng 70 thou
sands W the adoption Of prescribed by her would
specfuly arouse th. attention of the married by all that
and yrus 60 rrs,s evils to which We are subject by simp
aud healthy means Every dspassonste vir
Affirmative THIS al that Madame or eve
recommended Price Five Dollars spsckaae accompanied
MI and SS, We ors s 81 so.e sn
will be free oeYpense postage ercsp,edl any part CT
MRbaE REsTI Fs% 'q Fa asSssi, once 20
sirtsp"ipsh ,,rSt Nsw fs1 oacs hours from A.
myi4 ind S2mNsF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

~0SSS1 ~ NOTICE.-For East Chester Horseneck,
ExErLk%3s Stamford, Norwalk, Bridgeport, and New
E-s~-Z- Haven.
The steamers FAIRFIELD or NlMROD will leave east
side Cathaiine Market morning at o'clock for the
above sees Returning leave Bridgeport at s. Norwa o
Horssneck, II; and Sawpitts, III
Saturdays the will leave for the above
places at A NJ, and at T. NJ making two boas each
way every saturday.
The cars laye boat the arrival Bridgeport
TO New Milford, Litohhed Woodbury., South
bury Canaan and Danbary and stages usual to all other
places heretofore. my22m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

Ss A LUXURIANT HEAD OF HAIRi!! -
2HA WYETiPS CREAM OF LILIES, established
$WVA for years the only promoter the grow
kADY hair on bald places, and giving fine dark usire,
wv keeping ladies hsiror rngcs from getting ~
HI curl during dancing. weather. Sc The
MI Cream OF Lilies body which other
MA preparation does aad in guence is the only
NylA infallble remedy for dandrun, scales nc. The
N>O0 scales on infants heads removed BY two
applications. For falling off Of the hair nothing
can equal a..
For sale by Wyeth, II3 Dowery A. O. q D. Sands and
100 Fulton; liuon Bazaar iss Broadway, Minor Dey
and Broadway; Hart Broadway and Chambers
Ring 90 Broadway syme 80 and go Bowery Burnett 81 Ca
nal street.
Also for sale, a. above wYETHs MILK or ROSES, tn.
most exquisite beauher othe complexion, oeces
burn, soay crupons aud the qua of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
Circulation of the Herald.
k6& nRAssAGE 70 AMP FROM , EESL AN ,

kH& PAssAGE TO AND FKOMM EE ES IN I,
passage from the different ports at reduced
can be obtained Every attention, facility and lorabOm VIZ h
various parts Europe Liverpool BY Nj Herdman one
of the firm being the spot to attend to those
may engaged their friends here, to prevent delay too
Letters will be forwarded and can be secured to
Liverpool the regular packets sailing on the lst 7t l9t
18th and a5h of each month"; throughout the Also to
London s 10TH and Goth of each month"; BY applying
BY letter, (post paid,) or to the subscribers - =,
HERDMAN KEENAN,, 81 South,
one door from w all st
NIB Drafts can be obtained fon arge small pay
able at sight on the National Bank Of Ireland and its branches
or ON the Provincial reand and its branches by apply
lOpxas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

AWY& BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN
[~z"S EVER-H. NEWELL takes this me thod TO in
form the public that he has made extensive
for the manufacture of the above artces-ha he
pared sell better article for the money than be pur
chased IN this ety elsewhere The materials of hls
selec on the labor is under his and
pair warranted he will guarantee sell fifteen per cent
than articles of the quality be elsewhere
The large stores, Nos 1866 ies and la Chatham street
nyi9 AM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
County Court.

MAY 2-h, the matter Of Henry W. Merritt one
Of the Special Justices, 8rc.-The members of the
Court assembled at p. NJ, and remained in delibe-
until the second Tuesday in June. The reason of
the delay understood to arise from SEINE doubts
which the law judges en- ertained to the right of
the County Court to sit at any time except during
the terms of the General Sessions and the Common
Pleas
As the Court sat with closed doors, it necess ariy
follows that many rumOrs got into circulation re-
specing its proceedings. One ditwas, that after
the members had been time in delibera-
ton, knock was heard at the door, and when it was
opened by the clerk who should walk in but Messrs
Justices Of the Sessions created under the new law
Their debut Of course created a slight sensation.
The Aldermen said il was an intrusion :" and the
law Judges said il was :" an awkward fix In the
midst of the hubbub, adjournment was determined
on as stated above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
PASSAGE FROMsIRELAND. Sc,
IL - ~ ~

From the we'll reputation Of this Line the very
accommodations provided for passengers consisting OF
possible the and the
certainty Of the ships sailing the appointed day. il is
thought detail respecting the prudence
send for their friends selecting it, and the
subscriber would merely that those making engagements
with him depend the promptness and punctuay
being observed heretofore in facilitating the emigration OF
free passage from the various ports
Ireland and Scotland also be secured 1t hardly
that when those settled for decline coming out
their money promptly returned to those from whom
received. Apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl street.
Drafts at sight and for amount also be furnished on
Of ireland National Bank Of Sc land payable at
the Branches. Likewise London Liverpool, &c
Apply "a absyc ap30 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

VALUABLE OIL PAINTING ADMISSION FREE
u TIE huest and valuable collections or Paint
ng brought teeter IN this country IL now o. en- 10 the
he Tor sSsination. free " charg Erase, Gallery
broadway ard riii be offer auction Tuesday the 2sth
instant The collection embraces ofthe
o the ancient and modern and includes five
highly interesting and valuable original Portraits q Genera
Washington, Hamilton John yay Adams ard Morris pant
ID by Col Trumhu and MIR sully fr the late Wolcot
&c the hre arts
The Gallery will be lighted up the evening 'icus 70 the
sale. catalogues al the tialery my2i 5,is.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

aSsTa,s zzt FOR SHREWSBURY AND RED
kss--rr1s BANK.-The steamboat OSIRIS Captain
u Aaire, will run as follows, from foot of Mar.
ket street. East RIVER
Lesve New York every Tuesd,y Wednesday, Thur
aud Friday at O'Clock, A. M On Saturday, at o'clock,
P. NJ.
Leave Shrewsbury every Tuesday wednesday Thursday
aud Friday. At o'clock p NJ. On Monday at O'clock, A. NJ
The boat will above until further notice If deemed
prudent respects the safety of the vessel and passengers
90 Stages viii be in readiness any
part the country the arrival Of the boat Red Bank
myI5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

~xs--- DOCTOR GLOyERis consulted as usual at hp
-s~ Ofcs ils PRACTICAL experience, and his recent
IVA have enabled HIM to introduce,
xs&~ nto his practice several new articles which
T{ uropp cunna those diseases 90 which he devOte
his attention.
n A ses stranger that he has received regular nedi
- ern and sts devoted his attention for the last
go, ~ elect breach Of his profession. His Office Is Ne.
Am strr, entrance, tr door from The MUSEUM
.broush an sntry w.th lamp at The Office door.
f-The Doctor keep general assortment Of 1russe'
md Bandagcs which sasted and applied
a. -,
90. Iausr Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

TO GUN DEALERS
w SPIES co. have removed to avs Pear street, and
n heinz deer med reduce their stock Of Guns Pistols
Gina Materials and other sporting Articles will sell IN
,usntitv. II extreme low PRICE. . ....,,.
400 ChSwELL's AMERICAN RlFLEs, for correct
sng warranted equal any ride nanufacr ~ any part
~ IT, r will be offered to the trade below the cast Of
manufacturing. Wy oHi
r r. RIGHT,
GE<TtENrN's GENERAL QUITTING STORE.
tih.p rta,ats. Gloves, Handkerchief, Hosiery, 10,
~ Liberty street,
Three doors east u .rsadw.yl
mys2 IN Wv WEN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

p Q Q 2 q II K p ? 7 : 7 2, = =
Every day Sundsys sxccped) landing at Csldwes West
Point, Cold Spring. Fishkil Landing.
New HamburEh and Milton.
.DnRf, On The and splendid steamboat OSEOLk,
ri Capt Yerdne Truesds, will leave the foot Of
---x-S-C hanbers street, every afternoun teundays
esccpted O'Clock commencing Tuesday, 3ist March, is0
Retguug-vill leave PUUghkeepse every morning al :
o'clock.
For passage apply the Captain board, to W. NJ n
D. " Martin. IA West street.
NIB Al goods freight bank bills specie other property
taken beard this boat must be al the risk OF the
thereof m3i Bun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
BROWN & CO.'S

ID NJ w N N w. -
a THREE DOLLAR HATS, No. ITS Chatham Square
40 corner hott street. apIi am
"A ECONOMY is WEALTH.-rlegant short nap Mole
- skia Hats, at the low of 5000 established
weathers. - -
Also article at $3.50 for the price be erceed
general assortment Of Cags the latest patterns
fe2s 2mt BROWN, Practical Halter. r46 Canal St
a HATS AND CAPS AT PRICES TO SUIT THE
80 TlMES-FiRe Beaver and Nutra Hats, Moleskn aud
Silk Hats, plain Castor and light Hats; gentlemens
trave ling and dress Caps chdens fancy CLOTH velvet
summer Caps The above articles made Of the best
and the newest and most el shapes For sale
APPS Inn WILLIAM BANTA, 1870 Chatham ST.
"A LATEST SPRING FASHIONS.-LEGAY & DE
<sACAMP. ofl7s Broadway near Maiden lane, would
respectfully niorm their friends and the public that they
at their establishment lately opened under Howards Hotel
complete assorme mt OF the most fashionable Hats being the
standard for the Spring.
Gentlemen can be furnished with splendid Gle
either Beaver SILK Molekn which Cha, had experience
N me Houses Of St John end leay Co they hesitate
to compare with any to he had in the city
Hats made TO order at the shortest notice.
Being beginners, and wishing share of public
age az well as older Establishments all iavors will be
thankfully received
Please call andJuSge Tor yourselves. ap27 lmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
s0Gxy a9 NEWARK AND NEW YORk.-Three
GxN1LtB}s trips day from each placs.-Ths new aud
H-4x-A-spendid steamboat PASoAlC, r. w. Martin,
master and al Thu sday, May st 1870, will be-
tween Newark and New York making three trips from each
place, and leave as ollows:-
CENrEE WHARF, NEwARH. Feor OF BARcLAY ST., ~. Y
81 s'clock, A NJ 81 o'clock, a. NJ
lOt AM I2l PM
o'clock. y. NJ. 81 o'clock, y. ~.
On SUNDAY the Passaic will run and leave
Centre Wharf Newark Foot Of Barclay street, ". Y.
y o'clock, ~ q O'Clock A. n
The Passaic will land Al Bergen Point.
On SUNDAY she will land her passage down and each
trip.
fARE-To Newark, tsl Cents.
Bergen Point. I2l Cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

80 Greenwich street, near the Battery. New iork.
DR.. Wheeer's Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ. TO
T. NJ, after which lac confines his attention exclusively 90
dosr patients. myt win
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

tIIEAF AND ILEASANT EXCURSION
eSl @ re EsTATE Sn is E{,E sTFA db
1----ss--Z- the Narruws.-1he new and low pressure
steamboat WAVE, Capt Vanderbilt will Sunday, the 2lh
Nn agd every succeeding SuRday during the SUMMER,
make tte following pier No East River
tneNt the DatteryD at and n O'Clock, A. NJ; and 4
O'clock, 7. NJ Leave Staten Island, at 10 ans IL o'clock,
"A. NJ; at 3 aud o'clock, Z. NJ.
Fare for the Excursion i2l cents. apis Sun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-16
CIV nARRIsoN 4 DEMOCRAT.

When We start OF a long and Important journcJ,
we should leave nothing We want behind us, u.r
rlSlcG any Arrangement iaai may facilitate our pro-
1fcss, and when We Otter a p]o..sra! eam9a.rn like
Hr rr-asuf, whore the .nirrest and hongs o? our coun.
Try j. AZ stake, u becomes us. howe9orcor;aiu We nay
TO Of success. 90 relax no, an cT,s,. 70 spare not @
hauehI. word or ar, mat can accomplish The grand
object orp.cseryauon. u is. therefore, not because SO
entertain fears that any doubts will la.o IN ilc minds
Of hose Who know anything Of the plb,,a he and
character Of Gcn. HARRISON .hat be ID @ sterling demo
r-r. that vc rnt ourselves 20 he ,orrlo Of proving
him such, bat 90 ar ihe purpose Of clearing ayay
,hc Rubbish and stumbling blocks iasl he y.n Bl-,n
spoerh.makrr- and grcssos ore continually throwing IN
the sra, rli aud easy road OF ,ru.h laI I.a,.cc.
In DO year 1879. Con. Hqr-.1a was au.riaiss a
10 Congress from rhr NorL Weston Terrific
ry. Re was then p years cga-r. auI haI n.t. OF
course. been ou Le great theatre % action a1y
length 90 time; 90 hrhrs' not 'aaz enough for lm i1
have changed his party ani hl,, bosa received. into
Doe arms l1l eso-lcu.s Ola parry . which b. had
been opposed This WIS url.- tar alnr..-,.
Ion OF Toe elder AItrs aai .1 cu.a...gs wa. E.
opposition Co ibai ai-.ri.r-s.1 ,sa, Obj. Leu. euro
% necessary l1 Instruct La .5 -1v n..s..y
,ud Do nothing ru a".s rH1 O., f.s. aImrst--..a
which mighi prejudice 5Ha ...r.naI interest. u.t.r.
Territory. SIR u.r .r s.u ths 70. rrar.... ...
iry and acted ,I 90. gaining deserved ar..1.a. from
.s oeasa rueu's bod Boz rI .a.u' degree ad,..r...
Doe territorial ,n.crers. Th. frl .ats boss .- .,
Doe Gd,rI ad-a.airuI.r. tn % fr.fr ..I
tr8HFsf fr.ll 1fa. genuine 1.I E.-a..f ...
r. as arH as Boz rr a.f .H.sr H...e BE- o @. .
lruI boz 1. bI var Del r1r.1 o. Oh fs.H-a: 81.
.| .# .......| DID,. a.#... # . b..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-16
'tt BAER TIE EUCkLYE BLACKSMITH or
TIE S~IABP~BURG MEETING.

~ .N .H f'a.| \ NNFI|I
Iu- eInla'zus of ibg tao great parties seems o.
HaEr commenced i1 rraai oa1cst. and. J~Yis.Isss.
esd. Do. continued. uiits8. In'r-mis. On. unui the o..
....r urr. ahffilc I1la handsome nIly II III.
Does Hf n'irrrk civ. rs IYras resolved % ben.
..Er .e rl.Ci By n p]rDdigio1s ouipournr Of their
I". . ODE +sme e,y; oIi they Fixed urIp MY4ify
.' .l.ir great dly Or that district. Tho W1.rs
.' a l1 H.a.1i hand. Convened a meeting d, tabe
#rr1
We pocss'sI on 90 Hagsrrown. destined rr
rf.fa'Trr 1lt were detained There 14 siilrIqv n,-hf
1a ih0 cord people Of ilszcrs'own ianeI a handful
.r.H c| r..t fo meet them li DE court bsrs,
where neg would be addressed by Mr. u1na,,r LII
ali .rsf arrived in Town. The hossc wss g.,
rIj fhr jealous missionary dsm -,d diem (, 49,
snrUs afer 11 1algSs Of .sHgt two hours.
~ 90 os"n OF d~y On Monday. The town U,s io
'I., 'i'1i 70 Looos. Boo Thin un's. On heir way b.
3 fi.- slf .ta Whigs. boz Astounding numbers on
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