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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
Xy.r,e WIN. J.Am D.v,. In ,he Las, wurs

The Worcester (Mass,) Palladium thus dcines
he po.i.en OF The Wing candidate for Governor
d Massachusetts, JomS DAVIS, in our second war
FOX independence
ale is the same man who gave three
cheers in the streets Of Worcester when
he received the news that THE BRrrIsIl
Army MAD SACKED THE CITY or Wash.
IScros AND BURNT THE CAPITOL
This same John Davis il now ono ofihc hard
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

Resnmpiiyn. - The Banks of the District ii
Columbia have concluded to resume the payment
of their liabilities in specie. After "hauassing
have come to the conclusion to pay their honest
debts
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

Plenty Of Women. - BY the census it seems,
that there are 6039 more females in Boston, over
l6 years age, than males. Cause the women
seek their fortunes at home the men to great
extent, elsewhere
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

1T The Grafton delivered at Troy Grove by
Mr.. Chumasero, shall have place in our next
as also the excellent sentiments given on the 1tl
inst. at that place.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

4 pleasant party.-Twcnty-four revolutionary
soldiers dincd with the city authorities at Provi-
dencc Oh the 4th inst.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

We will notice certain calumniators when w
have nothing more Of Importance to attend to-
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
HIM. T.. armstrong, def't. i.

I'm. e. Hrmsfrong, dJTJ
Received of Vim. f. Armstrong, three
dollars, the amount OF a fine assessed a.
gainst him on the 9Th day Of November
1898, for committing an assault and bat
|,cry on tho body of Bartholomew va
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

~ Bales of Domestic SHEETlNGS,
- Just received and for sale by the
subscribers. ARMOUR e. LAMB.
July 81. 1910. lift.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

EUST received and for sale low, a
~ quantity of LOAF SUGAR by
ARMOUR a. LAMB.
July 81, 1910. lift.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
Charles Campbell and
.SuIra,l,ts Crook.


Received of William Reedick, Esq,
Sheriff of the county of La Sale, four
hundred and iifly-three dollars in full of
the damages and interest collected on the
Judgment in the above cause.
BuTTERFIELD g. COLLINS,
Plaintiffs Attornes.
Ottawa, Dec. 20, 1899.
In settlement | handed back to Mr..
Collins his first receipt, which he gave
VIM. T.. Armstrong, which will account
for the whole amount being specified in
one acknowledgment.
SANDER No. 2. In the said anonv-
nous Circular reference is made to fine
of 50 90, assessed against VIM. T.. Arm.
strong, and which the said Armstrong Ina,
long since paid to Lewis W. Link, Esq
as the following receipt will show
People, Plaintiff, I
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
- - -
NOTICE.

Ottawa, Friday evening.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07

The facts that have stated are well
known TO all my friends and the residents
of the village.
(Signed) A. j. MAGER.
Sylvania, Whilcford, Lucus co.. Ohio.
EVERY packet sold in Vermont, and
in the towns bordering on Lake Cham
plain, in the state of New York will be-
signed by
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
Jewellers. of Burlington VT, who are the
agents. also by the Sub Agents selling
them. Fnots 50 signed, do not bag them.
l am pleased to be able to inform the
friends cfihe Hygeian Cause in Vermont.
and its vicinity, that the calls for Mori-
sons Pills for their state, and in all the
Middle States. continue steadily to increase
and that the satisfaction is general, and
cures effected innumerable.
GEO. TAYLOR, HYaEIsT.
"a Broadway New York u. S. Agent
for the British College of Health London.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07
. I = D.

In this village, on the 1st instant, Susan
Augusta, daughter of Erastus w. and Sa-
rah T. Winslow, aged years.
This is the child mentioned in the Tele-
graph, four weeks ago, As having been burnt
BY its clothes taking fire. Her suferings
during the whole month since this calamity
overlook her, must have been inconceivably
severe to her, and distressing to her friends.
Let the bereayed parents and friends quiet
and console themselves with the reflection
that her happy spirit is released from suffer-
ing, and that It is the same Hand which
gave that hath taken away-a Hand moved
at once by unimpeachable goodness and un-
erring wisdom.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07
THE TWO COVELLS.

MEMOIR Of the late Req. LemueI CorelI.
Missionary to the Tuscarora Indians
and the Province of Upper Canada !;
Comprising History Of the Origin
and Progress Of Missionary Operations
10 the Salisbury Baptist Association,
up to the time Of Mr.. Covell's decease
in 1906. Also A Memoir of REQ.
AIans0n CoUell. son Of the former. and
late q Pastor Of the first Baptist Church
in the City Of Albany, n. Y.-By Mrs.
D. c. Broom. daughter and sister Of the
deceased Two volumes in one. Bran
don: Telegraph Office. 1899.
This work is now il market Il is a
volums. Of 400 pages II mo-. on good
paper. and permanently bound, with more
than ordinary typographical execution
especially in regard to accuracy. Tbs
ti,le-psge, as copied above, being full
indicates sufficiently the contents Of III
work. A religious work, to be placed
among others Of lis kind. i is highly com
mnhded By Professor Kendrick, Of Ham
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07
Brandon Variety Store.

It A. JOHNSTON would respectfully
inform the citizens of Brandon and vi
cinity, that he IS returned to town, with inn
proved health, and re-opened his store,
where be will be happy 20 receive the calls
Of his friends and customers. He has re.
ceiyed an addition 10 his stock Of Fancy Ar
.ticles, Silver Speciacles, Spoons, &c. just
received some Harrison Melodies, Songs
for the People, &c.
Clocks and Watches cleaned and repair
ed by ]. A. Johnston, ct the Brandon Vari-
ETY. Store.
Brandon, Oct. /, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07

when q religious paper is the one inques-
ton. Can not afford to take 4 paper
We would ask such parents if they can
afford to deprive themselves and their
dear children Of the benefits Of perusing.
weekly. well conducted religious paper2
Children love to read, and they will read.
or they will employ their minds in some
other way. And It is the imperious duty
Of parents to see to it that their children
are supplied with such reading as will
tend to improve their minds and hearts.
Union Herald.
BRITISH OPINION.
The London Evangelical Magazine,
for July, 1910. in noticing the " Great
Meeting ofAnti-SIayery Delegates" says
Mass. Ab0Iisionist.
" Perhaps the most important matter
discussed was the conduct to be pursued in
reference to sIareh0lding professors 1f the
Gospel Most earnestly do we hope that
our Christian brethren in America will
not lend deaf car to the voice of Truth
which sounds across the waters to then
from this mighty ComUsntion of The friends
of human kind. o! If all the ministers.
OF Christ in that land would do their duty.
the portentons cloud Of vengeance aciicI
noac spreads itself oUsr The sOestern aoorld
would soon be scattered by the uplifed
voice oftruth. We must come to stand
NTH American professors oftte Gospel.
and refuse to haUe fellowship aoith them.
q they aOill not Join, the anti-sLauery r1als 4
Who is to stay the plague, if they are to
stand by unmoved, or to rank themselves
on the side Of the enemy Z"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07
NOTICE.

The BAPTIsT Convention Of the
State Of Vermont will hold its Annual
Meeting at Bristol, on Wednesday the
18th Of October, at 10 o'clock A. M. In
troductory Sermon, by brother ]. w.
Sawyer.
Delegates are. requested to call at Ed
dy's public house in the village. where
they will be directed to places Of enter
tainment.
N. B. The Board will meet, the eve
ming preceding. The place of meeting
will be ascertained by calling at the place
mentioned above. All Committees,
Churches, and Missionaries will forward
their reports and applications to the Cor
responding Secretary in due season.
G. A. THOMAS, Cor. Sec.
Brandon, Sept Is, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07
Notice to SIZE Growers.

TIME subscriber has for sale on reasonable
Il terms, FIRST rate Silk Spinner, accompanied
by furnace and two basins for heating cocoons,
constructed on the most convenient plan. Also
Piedmonfese SIX r. l, warranted superioraT
ticle, and one basinaccompanying il.
The labor necessary for the production Of silk
may be greatly diminished BY the use of the above
articles and persons engaged in. or about to ens
Ter upon the business viii do we'll 10 call and ex.
anime theme DE WITT r. BISBEE.
Brandon, Aug. 10, $780,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07
BIsB ehHFH0 N.

TINE copartnership Of C. & A. L. Knowlton,
Il is this day, by mutval consent, dissolved
All persons having unsettled accounts with the
subscribers, are requested 20 call and settle inn
mediately. The books will be kept at the shop
of the late firm. C. KNOWLTON
IL. KAOWLTOsE
The Cabinet Business viii hereafter be carried
on under the firm Of Kaosclsoa & Rssst, in all its
various branches. They viii manufacture after
the latest New York patterns. They will also
keep on hand Looking Glasses framed and with
out frames, of the best material and most approx
ed style, and as low as can be bought In New
York. A. L. KNowLroN.
W27:t52 :3w II RUsT; I'd.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07

Mr.. o. s. Murray.
Price. 81. For sale atthe Telegraph
Office; also by Robert Myers IT.. and d.
@. Brown Pownal, and elsewhere.
~ There will be supply Of them at
the Vermont Association. at Hubbardton-
also at the State Convention, at Bristol.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07
99.st O. gstts,s

ID ENTAINING in the Post-o Office at
L. Brandon, VT, Oct. I, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07
Watches, Clocks, yewelry and
Fancy Articles.
J. a. JOHNSTON


Would inform the citizens of Brandon.
and others visiting the place, that he in
tends to keep variety of Gold and Silver
Watches, Bosom Pins, Ea Rings, Clocks.
Watch Chains. Keys, Musical instruments
and Instruction Books for them; Violin
and Bass-viol Strings, Clarionet Reeds,
Perfumery, Shaving Soap. 6ne Razors,
Razor-Straps,
SILVER SPOONS,
Pocket-Boo Pocket
Blank Books, Hooks and
Eyes, Fair Brushes. Combs, Pen
ellis, Gentlemen's Pantaloon Straps,
TEA AND COFFEE POTS
Soup Ladies'. Britannia Pitchers, Cups and
Tumblers, Money Purses, sPEcTAoLEs.
Thimbles, Snuff Boxes. Plated and
German Silver Spoons. Visit
ing and Printing Cards.
Card Cases. Combs.
MoRIso N7s
PILLS,
Sberman's
| Lozenges. and
Poor Man S Plaster.
Hay's Liniment, Hair Oil.
Balm of Columbia, Percussion
Pills and Caps. Also variety of
useful and ornamental articles, such az
the wants and enquiries of his customers
may suggest; to which he is making
! Constant additions. His arrange
ments with the Variety Store,
Burlington. Vt. and with
good houses in New
York. will en-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07


-. 81, -. 1880 =,
e''e. -, me ian''y 1880 ~ ~ ~.
protnet S2nn nag sor2 = .nS So -:
Cnu.en g WHICH 10y ~ ~. 80 T an'
LOOKING tor some ef'e!o tnat NAG peer
,'se ., ""s b.rr.l which nrovs5 q bsv.
ne head Of he keo out A shark from
lie nine fell into Il and bv tha explos;on
the n6for,nna,e man u,,s nerfsctl1 a.ved
from re- b.;r n w;fh;o .bon, S,,,t ;,ch..
Of bis andes. and p;ecea n fesh fror,
two to four inches 10 circun,ference fasfen.
ed ike walsrs 10 the eide If tbe roor,
The whole Of his cloi 6;nc e~ -, 49,
ws;stband Of h;s n.nts,oons' r,es RIosrr
on his face perfectly charred and left
black % az Africans. He presented the
most agoniz'ng spectacle we ever beheld,
ana survived until about four o'clock,
bearing his torture with great fortitude,
ana expressing his desire to live only
until ms spiritual friend and pastor could
ana him % prepare for DEATH He would
probably have been killed instantly but
TOT 'ne Iact that the house was unfinished.
there were nine large windows in the
and ! bsv s,scL ns., - has.s 80. NV =;
and consnr.j a.. .,;,,J, Ls:-rs go ~
a. go. -. L,'.- - ;, e ~ nie
G.~.U. - -" '"s g" l1M)
dsathEd w ~ ana opportunity 'nat e prepare for
FATAL AcclDENT.--W We regret olearn
Ina' jonn McCoplbe. Esq. Of Merrimacls,
s WIS k s ga MONDAY me IAN inst, BY
la" rom 'ne scanola q ms barn. He
Das' - We leaIn rom the Amoskeae
NsP'ese eat slowing away cornsialks,
wne. MS 1901 s'iPPeo ana ne Tell. He
sufsiveu tnc' iaii Dut iour nours-N II.
-s'es,aPn.
CHiLD bURNT.-A colored woman
named johnson, living 10 Potter street, on
gong 70 market yesterday morning, shut
up ~ her room her little girl, four years
. o. having leu nre On the hearth. AZ
ueI se.u'n sne 'ounI 'ne oouy q tine enid
~. i ~ lisp :" w s'a''s = aPPeareo
,h d = ' h q va. = escape oy
r 80 sSs e. ., a"s : -. ~ 'as' ag0ny nad
S Up e =" Steps anu expired. -Neao
-" ''Pss'1''''
Z THE THAMEs FUNNEL-There i ev-
cry probability that the Thames FUNNEL
WILDE completed IN the course ofthree or
four months. The workmen. having
.rs now a. .. ,-sd = csrrg;nc he ,,o,L -
Gr as the wRa7 wall 4 Wann;nc. % reacL |
which univ th;r,v FIVE feet more ) = reou;r.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07

In Middebury, on the 4fh inst, Sylvanus R.
former place.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-07
DEPosfToRY AND COMMITTEES Room.
OF The AMERICAN AND FoREIeN BIZ

e
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OF THE AMERICAN AND FoREIeN BIZ
BILE SOCIETY.
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gratifed to learn, that accommodations
entirely commensurate with It's wants,
have been secured in the buildings lately
occupied by the New York City Library,
at No. IL Chambers street. between Chat
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ition, and proximity to the New York
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be consulted each day, Sundays except
ed,) from 9 A. NJ. until p. NJ, and
from 2 p. NJ. until 6 P. M.
Orders for Books, and remiitances OF
money for the Society. should be directed
to Rev. Ira NJ. Allen. Gen. Agent and
Assistant Treasurer of the American &
Foreign Bible Society, No. IL Chambers
street. AL other communications are to
be directed to Rev. Charles G. Sommers,
Corresponding Secretary, No. 80 Madison
street, New York.
~Editors who will have the kindness
to send US their periodicals in exchange
for our Reports and Quarterly Papers,
will please direct to . Post Office Box III,
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ty. but in some cases we have unavoidably
failed for want Of the Post Office address
of our Patrons. Those who do not receiv
! our publications are requested to furnish
the Corresponding Secretary, or Genera
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Such information is also wanted as wi
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correct list of Auxiliary Societies, and {
Life Directors and LENDERS of this Soc
ltey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14


IRE siockhoidsrst. the bans the $40 I of stock
hsid~oy each, how many and who are rndrbt.
60 % the bark the amount OF Their hsb lty
- principal and eadnr..r. aud whether The
amoant OF their iujebiedncss or liability n
'nunrser. has bece at aoy ttnc Increased .,Gce
ne suspension OF specie payments by Sun. OF
tue Oaaks IA Ociober last.
MARSHALL CusTEsrrp ELECTION.
On mo'inn of Mr. SouIhall The II ,ase pro.
r"eded with the rsphrt ot the Committee Of
Elections on the M,r,hall elections.
The resolutions from the lO.h to The e3tl
inclusive , were agreed tn ny tn house no.
u"ns being made Inef %clually By Mr.. Cnap
uan t. revere the 2lst re luton, aud .hy
Vic Sc't Of Farquior. the 25ih.
A, the close of the proceeding. Mr. Cha2
man referred To two votes which had beer
gwen to Nh Scott. tho siu ny member. !
bot set aside by the committee Tor want %
evidcuce. Mr.. &. stated that evid.nce hat
ben since r,ccivcd to substautiate ,hos,
vnies.
M. Caldwell (rhc con,estan,) at once al
united that upon the ev deuce now exhibited
he votes were good.
On Mr. StePhensoa's motion, the reporI
vas then laid upon the table.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

Del eve HIM mos, sincerely suachrd to'the
anon. 'hc- proSprri.y of thu United S,ss~..
AUST 40 msr ls~iratiou TT its eov-raunen :,
nv ths y bc'tsxe 'aip iqs esyeris. bek
-ttee ssahie ntsprum 1eing the best an syrstS
9i the G. uhiry. snd tecau~e Ihey have RE urs
most einiiaenee in hts wa tue, tsHsts. andre,
.puhl car, s,n.
-tt<ssuSxn.l yas-~e mast heartily respond
tn The nomination recently msde At Harris
soreh oiGsD. Nm. II Hsrti-.n f.r Prrs,dent
and Of thsi old, faithful and well ,r,ed Nir
s-nis pstrfos. 5obu Tyler as Vice Pres den,
Of 6e Uured StsLcs. and We pledge ourselves
III dyr5usliy end collectively. 10 use all hon
o aohe mearsto secure their elccti on To thes,-
OHIO = r.r peciivelY.
"REsotvEp. That the prosid -n,s and vice
residents OF thTs meeting be, auIhnrizsc To
sppoint-a COMMITTEES OF wig lance 10 pro uoie
he OH etc offhcsc re,o 'utiops. The sad
committee TO consis' If SO members with full
pOwers To correspond with committees mp
1oin.cd in other sections o. the country for
I sim ar purposes. The chair under this res
luton appointed the following u med per
sons.
James Mcdonald. David Stewart. Saml. Oldham
John Porter. James Duncan, Samuel Fazicr. John Gil
more. Andrew Yates, Joseph Whitman. William Far
RIA. Jr. William Farris, ST., James Nance. Daniel Cru
ger. Lewis Bonneti, JrcOb CTinisiah, John &. GOOD
i,5alc Da~:=. Villa. Holiday. William Waldlc. VIII
ian Martin, Thos. Stewart. David Thornbrrg. Andrew
II. Halsiead. Moses Thornhursh. J. ID. Foster. Willieu
Bogrs. Josilh Beard, John Crampr Josiah Brown. Jane
Widdle, David Armstrong. Isaac JOnes. Thomas Max
well. n. p. Atkinson. William M'Coy. Anges M'Coy.
R~ssolred. That these proceedings be published II
The papers of this County and Congressional district
LEWIS BONNETT, Chairman.
ps1rlth' vics-Pe.idenu.
JAMES DgseAS' Secretaries.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14
NiErrING AT TR1AprIrn1A-

Aereeabiy 10 previous npice n very large and re-
.oeoiaBio meeting ef me cihzerss OF OHIO 90. wa.
held a. the h0nse Of J. p FosrER. d Tuadelphia, on
Saturday the lith INST
On motion. LcWis Bennett. Esl. vas called 10 tho
Chair. sami FrIzier a lsaac b-ss Vica-Prad,n.s
AMI james Duncan q Lew MIDI. secretaries.
The object Of the meeting Was briefly bot impress
sivsly explained ~ s SrRiGc. Esq. on Whose motion
tie following gcahsmen were appointed q comIuittce
o. dah rcsOlutiOns. expressive Of he sense Of the
meeting. VIZ
Wm. B Buchanan. Dsvid Fauis. Anges MCoy.
sFtlfaas Stew au. J. Oooding. Juhn WsJdls. Josiah
Brown. ungh Miiligan. Jcssc Davis. John A. Good.
The ssmsites having raussi tho meeting Nas nd.
dressed by o. N. EdGaghIp. Esqs end Col 8 D Krl.
lev sbcn ne esnausa ssiufacd end rerOYcd no 81.
I wing resolutions.
RESOLVED, As lho nnlainous %. mon r
ns ns-etipg. that the best i~aterss:s IL tn
~yan,gy-hsr present dsplOraBlc situttIon-
sdspfesrion % her mrHstaY sRurs-of her
nmercial. n,anna 'ar"g. ADD ar.iruI IRA!
s-ests-imprIously cem1rd a chsnae
zdmi0istssti"p e fhr gen ffsl gJvcrnm- %
-ssaygD. o. like mltu r.. tha' In Gp..
II HENRY HARRISON ni on.
~ poo every way well qaIB q
.tfa eff Z Ill
20 90 emIBent d.
c'irns ~ Rrcgt
isas -5c5,gsc 'Ics
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14
THIRD WARD MEETING.

Ala meeting of the citizens Of the 81 Ward. in
the Cuy Of Wheeling. held az ihe Reading Room ON
Saturday evening the IL "a inst. the meeting was call.
Cd 10 order by appointing WN D. TYsos. Chairman.
and l. J. fIooE. Secretary.
On mauoo Of. r.. WnARroy. the Chairman appoin.
ted James r. Wharton, W. y. Sclby. J. NrCIuncy. J.
w. Mitchell and Wm. Robb. a committed TO nomi.
nate - the meeting four candidates Tor mcubrrs Of the
city couEel frnm said ward or he ensuing year The
committee having retired and consulted, returned and
pominated the following candidates:
HENRY MOORE.
JOHN GRAHAM.
Il. JACOB md
SEP MORRISON.
Tho report was accepted.
On motion. Rcsolred. That the proceedings of this
meeting be published ia the papens Of fhIs city.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
W. d. TYSON, Chairman.
l. J. Ho0f. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

|he KnickorbOcker is late "a its arrival. Dad comes
when we had cessed TO look for it. A nsiice on the
cover assures Us alat il viii be more punctual hereaf
ieti IN as appearance. The prcsen, No. well sustain.
The reputation Of rhe periodical, and furnishes 10 It's
readers "full many a gem of purcstra, serene" Irving
sill figures in IL. This No. closes The lfih vol. CON
tans nn index nnd lhs nance ofihc p inciral c~anfrbu.
-ors. who comar,se all that base sger sustained a high
reputation in the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14


z ns. aud who. by the Constitution of the
safe as well rs the pripcipl of existing
,a"s' were suffice. to Involuntary servituds
' mrs confess ! had no very sanguinc expee.i
tati'n of q beneficial effect from tnis neAsurxI
asst ~culG apfiy to conv. cts " no had ub,,in II
"a the sge of maturity; Tut l had suppased
'hat woman. or \ youth. who, convicted Of
IN cf'nce, remained in ia. for the payment
~ the hue and costs imposed. might with
great advantage be transferred 10 the resi-.
hence oil some decent, virtuous pr.ya,e Ca,ni-
", whose Precept and example would gently
lead them back to the paths Of rcc,,ruda.
i wpdld sppen. To the candor Of v.nr cor.
respondent TO ssy whether, il there were on
INDIVIDUAL conhned under the circunsiapc.s
' h1vo mentioned. tor whose fate he was m
tcrSsted, he would not gladly see him trans.
trrred from the Fl thy enclosure uf a j,il. and
be ETH more filthy inhsbltants. TO The con-,
"t'aoie mansion OF somc vIrtuuus citizen,
whose sdmonitiOns would chez his yiciou,
propehs ties, snd his au.h ,rity over him
would Dc no more than is ex 'rcised over thou
'ands o' apprentices IN orr C, untrv, and thosa
bound servants which are to-
10 wei! as IN every other ste
AR ir'm advocating the abp..nagIo prIn.I-
p es stiriouicd TO ma by your respondent,
l think that inprtsonmenl for deb. under
any cifcun tinccs but that wher re fraud ia al
iese1. 10 at war wi h the besi priuciulcs OF
our CONSTITUTIONS. .n6 uugat 10 be abolish &c!
am. ) Z your humble servsnt.
WM. III. HARRISON.
North Bend, Dc. 81. 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

lam Jwi imomed rhat my Dsme ars been placed
7e"ra nHe publ. ls % candidate Sr ne Cf, C,B1rr
Ifom ie lW1ri Hh1s 10 900 Times giyea me pea.
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circumstance n0f % .cossarg To- u-rfi,s sof az .,.
Ne"n''Hce jo.gd b5ti sbo8ld - b cs4Iida.c yo
t-T nv ---, 4 FiChHs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

Any nan b, hlse as 10 strike yya,lo should n.
paced 90 Dee bach Of o. hirl irsuin- horse and Nd,
% collect ncHspaper accounts iho baiarse " bf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-14

The Patriotic Bank ard The Back Of th, Metropolis
az washington. have declared o. dividend Of four per
coat each.