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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

- As an exr gushsr of an the slanders unon
General HARRISON of The Globe and other kindred prints
Get the Van Buren, party read the l'ipvinr from fhe.,
Vice President OF him Colonel R,,bsr4 NJ
Johnson thus spoke in the House Of Representative.
whilst member q dtat body.
"Of the career Of Cen Harrison need TOT stc,k-
the history q tho Vests bis history For forty wears
DE has been identified with Boz Interests 90 pers and
as hopes Universally beloved in the walks Of reace
md distinguished Nv hs ability in the councils Of IN.
country ne hda been YET moro usfously distinguish.
cd ~ De hold. Daring 'hr late war be- wps l1nvar
actual service than any other general officer be y,
perhaps, oiteDer n action thau any one 1r them AND
NEVER sUsrAiNED a DFrEAr"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

81 ardenty desire TO this country in the same
happy condition as the Island Of Cuba"
Senator Walker
81 coincide IN the sentiment uf the Setiaiur from
Mississippi" rSena,oy CgB,uB
I'VE must reduce labor low and bring things To
their specie value
Senator's Caii2Hn anil buchanan
The Tariff Of ISIS has made all the difficulty
Bring things 10 The specie value. and free trade all
you may meet Europe on the same level and com.
pete for the market Of the world 81"
Senator Calhoun.
u have addressed enquiries 70 twcn'y-soven gov.
ernmen;s Of Europe, and find that twenty-five have
adopted the Sub-Treasury"
President Van Buren,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

The President q the Tinted Stotes has sssp ,,,t
dtssat JIefion. seiocrs efh General Gor,.rr,,f r.,
king on varous occasions. acuve parts IN i4e slss,
Of public iInc ipnarics whether Of The general - +
govemmcn's Frecdom 81 elections being cs.eufi,It,
I've mutual Independence n gDycumcHf. and 81 r,e
eaerenf brBnrt,s a The same government 81, yif.f
cherislci ~ mosi ofor constitution, o. Gelrl.G i'm
PrgpT tgr olirers f'p.7l1g Pc Jse,yrus oT ne T.
mon o. attempt b. control az uaurnte she free ,,o
cse q ihe elective rrit ani Further. &c is crpostsJ
thai he lre ofi'eD VII r7' attempts % influence The
votes Of ohfr' uor 'o t7ho 90 ary ra- u DE brsio,
of eecturecrirr. 'h1f being deemed ,,41-.......,
with The Constitution -13 ls d8,.es 10 IT, 7.,,g.
JsfEgs1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

Tho Turkish Empire rs Conducted upon the r,,,
ha1d m.Hey ard SuJIrcasury pI c.pie. anal ,r.t, =.
have been, n % was not. referred 90 as yyfIf o. 49,
by BsHtoH Bne'naeH. and Calhoun. IN their s,,l,.i
see'ho' comm nda',g The daring system Of The pr,.
cont administration We have an illustration Of r.
eject Of the system m Turkey which BE- e,,efy +, 80
rit, and shows why the odice-hodcrs are 4, 5g,...
hrlhc Sub Treasury bin o. pass W, extract f,s cI
ewing irom The lusi London papers.
hr aiiain Of Turkey have been managed IN q,
We cHrI manner " h.s been demonstrated. tbat d,
rarlti ihe TrcasUry Of The SpIt,,,. co-,.-..,
'O'ONp" were 1.soried hv rseae.o QUE P,cl.. y, N 80
ui.ttrinss "-A7plpclp Rep '''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
according to all history. richie. hnv tendency to

According to all history. riches have tendency q,
corrupt HuuOn--Giobc
And ih's We suppose. is meant n yip,Ico,;,, %,
%" conduct Of the administration ~ impoyershing rbe
country, Riches have corrupfing tendency. and
deems t hs sacred duty 10 strip The Dco,. ~ 49,,
POSSESSIONS and reduce thom 10 bcpgary There. mo
knowing how extensively This convenient rplo a. ~,
ton may c.me 70 De adopted aNo,bing !. !, g.,
ripping ~ money The Eotpad viii say 10 The mil
h'nce my great regard @r thc purity Of your
-IOn Jour. WIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
UPSET BY A sorAU

lease rude Borcas,'
a Lady being nsked to sing,
~ first declined
hat us customary thing
10 change ones pind
70 fesh enircaties. winning wiles
Again beng tiles,
INC lady with her sweetest smiles.
honco COMPLIED
After a hem p md hule cough
IN proper form.
~ length she ~ full cry set off,
And sung The Storm
Bot twas a most unhappy choice
For her % make
h had a shrill and piercing voice.
Tween scream and shake
One spers-Whcre is all the Rr,,y,-
That -" should bswl'
D2os she ca nis Tie Ssoyp,.' sor5.,,
'Ii' bu SIgaH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
VIM III. HARRISON

~ THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
CANDI DATE--Gen. Hlruson, when partrng from a
regiment Of his soldiers just after the Indian war said
20 theta-"Genilemcn. " you ever CONF 10 Vncennes.
you will always find plate AMI a knife aud fork NJ
my table, and assure you That YOU will never find
Ny door shei and he string Of he latch Bailei ia"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
WIN H. HARRISON.

w. "in all ages aad in al countries il has been
observed, that the cuyaiors Of the soil are thos, who
are least willing 10 part with their rights aud 50 n
themselves 10 the will Of a master"
VIM II. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
JE. WHARTON Editor and Proprietor.

TERMs-The Tn-Wcekly Paper is published on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, al SIS per annum
in nlvance sc at the end of the year 81 for SLY
months. No Subscriber received for less term Than
months.
The Weekly PAPER. the Western Virginia Times, Is
Published on "Wednesday at 81 50 per annum in I'D
vance, or So if not paid within one month from the
beginning Of the year. No subscribers will be re
ceiye1. except such pay IN advance. for months
81 30 Is invariably cHrged. No subscriber received
for a less term than sX months, and paper dsoOn
rinued. except the discretion of the publisher, until
ali arreara res are paid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

PUBLISHED TRl.WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT THE CORNER or UNION And WATER SITS,
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

lst Distriet--John w. aiurdaugh. of Norfolk
81 do James w. Pegram. OF Petersburg.
Sd do VIM. :. Archer. Of Amelia
4th do Rich'd kdder Meade. of Dinwiddic
5ih do Henry T.. Watkins. OF Prince Edward
9Th do james &. Bruce. OF Halifax.
7th do WhItmel y. Tunsiall. orPiitsy ana
Sih do Thomas II Joynes. sfAccomack.
9th do Norborne r. Sutton. of Caroline.
10Th do Wlloughhy Newtnn Of Wesimoreans
llth do James Lyons. of Richmond City.
l2h do Valentine w. Souihall, Of Albemare
18th do John :. Pcndleton, OF Rappahannock
th do John Janney, Of Loudoun.
10th do Andrew Hunter, Of jefferson.
18th do Philip Williams Jr. OF Frederick
l7ih do WIN. Seymour, OF Hardy.
18th do Briscoc G.. Baldwin. of Augusta
18th do Ballard Smith, OF Greenbrior.
2Oth do Edward johnson. of BoieioUrf.
2ls do John y Hunes, Of Washington.
22d do George w. Summers of Kauawha.
23d do Wainan +. Wiley. Of Monongalia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

"ly dear Julia said one pretty girl C. apo,l,,-
can yo1 make up your mind 10 roary ina, odon. A.,
Why. my dear MARI" rssii.J To-. -,
could q" ha al yige6" 'sueFs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

IN mere hani from Livonis. Ia. says that he can &c..
~ men who have declared for Harrison I1,,.,,
Journal -LO"fsUHe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
ONE TERN
-Ftom Tho Peoples candidate 1.

ONE TERM.-FGom the Peoples candidate:
NoRrH BEND. Igth Dec Is3g
deem il proper n this 10 renew the assurance
heretofore frequently made that should be elected 10
the Presidency, will under no circumstances coaseni
TO be candidate iOr a second term
VIM III HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

CONNECTED with tine above Is one Of the most eS
lensive READING ROOMS in the United States
Terms 20 subscribers, s. year Strangers arc free
Tn visit II for the space Of one month those who con.
time TO visit IL for longer term will be put down as
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

Benz S. Buifnch, an aged j9urneyr1an printer wa.
drowned in the South Fork Of the Licking river n.,,
Newark, a few days ago. lie is known from Maine
20 Georgia has been m every State and principal town
IN The Union aud oil printers doubtless remember his
PACK OF verses as well rs himolf lie always expect
cd hs verses would be published as soon a. he died
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
The Old "FoT" caught NJ last.
And the litile ones chained fat

The main procession, immensely enhanced b
that from the North East which had joined n n,,,J
into iown-bands playing and cabin" boys singing b
"log cabin song-welcomed by immense crov,Js of
citizens OF The town and county amounting 10 perba
two thOusand) who had collected On the pavero.n,,
and the cross streets, ard especially by the adiesid
aHd young--who. by their smiles and waving Of aag
ond handkerchefs, manifested their zeal IN The com
mon cause. Tor the honor and prosperity Of our count,
But the most interesting and hearf cheering srn,
that occurred during the day. was the presentst,o,
Of splendid flag by the young ladies Of ST. Cloirsyi1
20 the friends and supporters Of Harrison and TYLER In
belmont County. This banner. low desiqnated Ia, H.,
proud title Of the free and uHfroHsBeled citzeps ia
was finely wrought and decorated with a Girls 81
twentysiH bright stars Of gold leaf reprr sentpy H.
States Of the Confectionery. the area Of which was IN
scrbcd the patriotic sentiment of General Harrison a.
beautifully alluded to IN TIE address Of the Young ,d,
who delivered a.
About II o'clock a. NJ, the ladies. exceeding
hundred On number assembled on the platform IN font
OF The Court House. very suitable place for The n
ioresiins ceremony which ensUcd. he pavement h.
ing elevated several feet above the street and proee
ted by strong iron railingin front
A. The procession passed. the Gag was seen upf,fl
ing its rich folds 30 the breeze accompanied by n
phalan1 Of white sfreamers from hands equally fir
on1 wa greeted by the doing of caps TIE waving OF
ias sn1 he shouts Of tIogs8nds Of irsemen from ihs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

Is GOOD As rHE BsNg"--This old saving !. g.,
ing oui Of date and credit Of late Time Vas ,,5er
he simple assertion that a man WIS .sg gooI =, ~.
Dsnk' gave him unlimited crdtt--he could eel trust
'o' any hing and 10 any eEten-bul now We are
70 specify some particular bank n We intend
y 70 be Of service. Listen 10 the following eonvsr,
ton
rs Simpkins endorsement goodf"
as good as The bank"
What bank r
Brandon 20
S'mpkins name cant shine on paper 10 s,,, r,. o.,
- q goes a man may be ne good o., a.. -
i,D,""days and be no great shakes at tha,--N n
Pooy1ne. w. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT.
j d III ~ TY L. Il II.
OF VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TIcKET.-The following "
the electoral ticket agreed upon and recommended 10
the of the Old Dominion by the Harrison and
rnond
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

oedient servants,
A. 3 Baldwin. r. Y. Conrad
j. Williams jr. Bus TAYLOR
II. Nj. Brent. Lemuel Rep,
A. :. Tidbal. Il Sribling
j. A lIdbal!. Tn s. Sewers,
J. kean, &. r. Hite
farkins' J. :. Machir.
~ B. CARMEL. Isaac p JJi,e
IN. u. CIarh. X +. BaIdw n.
y. Mccormick. Gins J B,en,
oeerse Auick' X. w. Barton
}. H. Burgess T. s. Sapgs,er
J. ii. Shernrd. John Auderso,
John p Wall ii. NJ. Baker.
Ben Bushnell. A. Nulen.
) > Carson. II. w Baker
L. = breedin' J. p. Reilly.
Hugh ii. Mcclure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

The TJPPECANOE FLAG Is issued from this office
on the 1t and 18Th Of every mouth. Price 50 cts.
frum iAis time until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

We have received the first number Of a Van Burcn
paper published in Wellsburg. that is certainly the
smallest ncanest and poorest looking thing that come,
TO our Office Il is edited by Mr. Heslep and we can
tell him he dlDi TOO long to do any thing for Van
Buren,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11
TERMS or ADvrRrIsING

TERMS or kDvEKrIsING.
OnesquaTe three insertions, orless, 81 90
DO two weeks, beng sInsertions. 90
Do three weeks, so
Do month, 3 90
DO two u-nths, 3 90
Do three months, 90
leo months, 90
Do eIght months, 10 90
DO twelve months, ~ 90
Military and literary notices re not included
above; bul NIL charged 81 N sertlons
~ less.
The proceedings of the city council. city ordinances
and orders, regularly appear IN this paper
Connected with the Office of publication Of the
Wheeling Times aud Advertiser, is a JOB s BOOK
IRINIING OFFICE, where NAV he had on fivora-
'cterms, Blanks 10 order. Cards Handbilis, Show
nils, dc done IN the noaiost Style and short notice
FOR sale at the Compiling Room OF the wheeling Times
and Advertiser
City Summons, County Summons
- Executions, Executions
Bonds Bonds
d" Summons Tor Assault, RecOgnizancCs Of
BAIL
County Summons for Assault Deeds Leases. Warrnnts,
Ssreants Bonds, Declarations y iorns) Bills Of La
ding, Pedlar's Notes, Notes Of NJ & VI Bank Notes
Of Y. w Bank. Checks all the banks, bolnd aud
plain. Sc. &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

with my own wishes. with the feelings Of unafIect.
ed rocdaliiy with which ! your aud their obliged
trend and fellow citizen w C. RIyES
To MeSsrs. A. = BALDWIN &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-11

The distinguished Mr.. Flood who was recently an.
pointed minister TO Texas passed through here yesier.
day on las way to Washington. lie SAYS he wishes
10 obtain permission to remain at home until aner the
fall election We think it will be granted and his nav
continued
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-15
0P9M s q

PRoFITABkE SrocK.-Ths Atlantic Insu-
rance aud Marine Company Of New York, has
declared a half yearly dividend Of fifteen per
cent. II has been in existence hut ten years,
and in that period had divided two hundred and
forty nine and half per cent. and has a sur.
plus of over one hundred and fifty per cent.
GFMeu Of capital are beginning to give out
contracts for new buildings. and the opportunity
fos such investments is greater nov than at any
time within the past ten years. Real estate is
do~n. aud the price of materials moderate.
". Y. Planet.
Challenge Accepted.-The challenge given
by the owners OF the race horse Cano, for
$4,000, four mile heats, over the Lafayette
course next fall, has been accepted by the own
ers Of Boston.
The Bankrupt Ld,o, which passed the Sen
ate a few days since by one majority, has been
laid upon the table in the House. which is
equivalent to = defeat for the present session ot
Congress.
0F~Si,neon Bailey, Esq. has bees appointed
Poa Master of New Bedford, in the place o
Richard Williams Esq. whose term Of Office il
about TO expire:
ProsTesS.-The Legislature Of Conseeticu
have Psssed a law abolishing death as capita
punisbmen iu all cases. and substituting impris-
oument for life.
BUFEALe.-Twenty-six years ago only one
small building was to be seen in Buffalo, which
ncw contains more than twenty thousand in.
habitants.
A gentleman Of New York offers premip m
Of ten dollars for the first bag Of coffee raised in
Liberia. and proved to have been grown ihere
by the eolonisss.
Wealth Of Pennsylcdnid.--The assessed value
Of all the real and personal property in Penn
sylvania. according to valuation Of the present
year. is s246, ,s95. .ss6.
Crops Of WeSters NetC York.--The crop Of
wheat in Western New York is two weeks more
forward than last year. An sbundan, crop is
promised.
ScIENcL.-Dr. Chiffon, Of New York. the
celebrated chemist, by his electric apparatus,
has obtained a copperplate engraving from a
print on paper.
FLoUs-At Cincinnati. on the 29th ult.. sold
for S3.O6 to S3,12; at Richmond. on the 2d
lost. $3.50, at Baltimore, 81, so TO s4.62.
There was large Van Burep gathering at
Kindeih hook on the 4ih inst. said to number
from 5000 to 5oOO.--Jomnat Of Commerce.
A QuicK TrIP.-Thursdsy last the steamer
Na,cbez arrived at New York in only seven
DAYS from New Orleans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-15

Steam Communication 'oih En- gland - O8r
citizens are aghast with impatisnce for the ar
xival Of the Britannia, the first Of Cunard's line
Of steamers from Liverpool to Boston. Au-
fhentic Information has been rec ceved that this
vessel would leave Liverpool on Thursday. the
second Of July. No doubt she sailed on that
day, aud, If so. no doubt she will, reach Hall
fax this evening, or TO o-morrrow morning, where
she will stop few hours. She may be expect
ed to arrive in our hsrbor on Wednesday,
Still, however. unforeseen causes may operate
20 prevent her arrival before Thursday. Ar
rangemeuts have been made by the city gov
erument and by committee of merchants, to
notice the event in manner worthy of the
city. A dinner will be given to Mr.. Cunard,
which will. we understand. be one Of the most
splendid entertainments OF the kind ever under
taken in this quarter Of the Union. IT has been
got up expressly in honor Of Mr.. Cuna,d and
the noble enterprise, which he has entered in
to- and which is SO full Of promise TO Boston
and all the towns and cities Of the East
Boston Courier Of Monday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-15
NOTICE TO COAL BUYERS.

HNHE Undersigned, npon application being
- made TO him. IN cf this ssenm, VIII fur
nsh the inhabitants Of this town and vicinity wstb
frat rate article Of RED ASH COAL ho,a PbIl-
sdsiphia, deliverable at the doors of the town nsb.
i,snts, si ~ so per tor Of 2240 lbs.
375 per baIfton Of 10 lbs.
200 per qusTtsT ton 56O Lbs.
These pree'are for hump Goals broken and serees.
ed % cent per ton higher.
~. This Coal VIII not be sent for unless suff'c.
ent quantity is applied for and engaged
i One or more caTgoes Of the above Red an ai
sehDyikin River, PbIls win be FURNISHED at p per
ton; Oy,y dsh DO at s45O, Cash to be ps'd here
on receipt ofbis. NJ Lsdibg.
The,e are price.if shipped precious 10 let Ansu,t
Nswpor, june i0---sr. RoBT. STEVENS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-15
Ato TsSa Comril holdex in Nsrpor. ySIy
7th, IS4O.

Rf virtue Of authority vested in ,he Town
- Council ofthe town Of Newport. by an act Of
the General Assembly ofthe State of Rhode Island.
passed June Ia. 1899. and Of vote Of the town Of
Newport, passed April I5. lsi0, in conformity to
said act OF Assembly; authorizing and empowering
the Town Council the Town Of Newpor, ~ make
such ordinances, as the Council may deem peess-
for the location and proper regulations of eemeries
vaults, tombs aud burying places for buryiag the
dead. II Is ordained by the Town Council OF the
Town OF Newport, that no new ground be sppro-
piiaed or used for the nierment OF the dead, or
Tor bu,idng OF vaults Cor that pHrpose within the
compact part OF Newport, ard that any person or
persons who may violate this ordinance shall pay a
fine Of 20 dollars for each and every offence be
recovered by aetlon Of debt or by compliant IN nhe
name Of the Town Treasurer for the use of the town.
before the Court Of Justices in said town. the law
directs, and be required to move any body buried
or deposited contrary ie ihs ordnance
Asd that the above be published for three sueces.
sive weeks IN the Public Newspapers Of this town.
A true copy wiiness-
ID. u. ROWLAND, Cosnsd Clark.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-15
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Cid. at New York on "Wednesday last sehr
wolroit Eorihup. Richmond.-On Thursday
brig Florida. Pitman, Hate Phillips,l Gareys Per
AR at New York. on Friday last brig Malaga
Burgess % davs from Mobile. Died on the pas
sage, Howard A. Miller. first mats-alsn the cook
foreigner. July 5th, Off Hattorss. the maintop.
mast, head OF the forsmasf. rigging. &c was muoh h
damaged by iishtnin., which passed ont the haw.
ser hoir.
At Havana. June eGth. Ship WIN, Engs. Coe
Of this port. from Hamburg.
Arr. at New Orleans LIST inst, brig Caspian
Swascy from this port.
Arr at Charleston 9th inst, schc. President.
Reed. from this rort.
Arr n Piciou, 18th ult brig Eagle Carpenter,
from this port.
Arr below Norfolk. 7th inst sehr Arenzamendi,
40 henrs ftom this port for Baltimore
Sailed from Kew West. 9th uit, seh'r Olive.
Wood. for this por'.
Arr a, Savannah, 2Gtb nit, brig Poland, Gard
ner. Havana.
Cid at New Orleans. Ist inst. sehr Hannah,
Boss, New York.
At Havana, 20ih ut., ,loop Lark. late Of this
port. sold.
wHtLERs.
A letter has been received in town, from Cspt.
Pratt af the ship Meckanic Of thi. port dated Ota-
bee islh March. 1910, saying that he had on board
1000 bbis sperra oil, then 20 months eat, officers
and crew aIi we'll Capt. Pratt states that be spoke
the ship Audlsy Clarke, shearman, Of rsis port,
Feb. 10Th, with 2lOO bbls sperm oil-2s month,
out
Letters received in Bristol, from ship CORN.
THAN. Heath, OF tha, port, report her of New Zea-
land 26th OF M'ch. with .55 bbs VIII oil Thomas
Jones' I'd mate, died en- board on the i2,h Of Jsou-
sry. Joseph r Lindsey. Of Bristol. was killed BY
a whale.
A, n u-.t..I Al, "a .i,r vIoo.,.. W.,
ren, with 2l00 bbls oil, [saniing rhales); ID,
Bowdiich, Providence, 1000.
of Cape ST. Lucas Jan. ID ship Meacom, Grin
nell, Bristol, 800 bbls oil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-15
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, -.
Upy virtue Of an Execution issued ont of the
ND Court of Common Pleas, for the County Of
Newport, May term Is40. aud to mo directed and
delivered, will sell al Public Aucion, the prem.
ises TO the hishes, bidder. On MONDAY thu Ii,h
day Of SeP,on'ber next. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
All the riyie. title aud interest that JOSEPH l..
C. HARDY, Of Washington, in the District OF CO.
lumbis, had tho I'D day Of October, 1889 at forty
Eve minutes past fve o'clock, =. A., (whcn attach.
men, made tho original writ in favor Of Hen.
ry Bull, Jr. of said Newpor) in and to lot Of land
situate IN said Newpor. with ihe "Coit,ge" and
other ou,buIldngs thereon; said lot being bounded
as follows wiz. Sonih EastrrIy on Kay street. six
" fee,;--Nori Westerly on land Of Sarah Perry.
SIXTY feet NORTH aud East on land Of George I'll.
lev aud Patience Hudson. - feei:--and south
Westerly on land Of Edward N. Cox, Esq - feet
he the sanie more or less
Conditions al ,io,e and place OF sale.
WIN. ~. DOUGLAS, sheriff
Newport Jure 10, l540--je II.