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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
GlllH IMPORTANT TO THE ATFIJC
n IED-To the Agent Tor The sulc of DDS. IIP

81 u
4 TED-To the Agent Tor The sulc of DIS nav
LlCHS Medicines: 'iHn
'DEAR SIR-llaNinc been tufcrrnr for r,,rl, -,
wears paS'' with that most uHcharitable ap,nns 81
ing cata oSue of cIs ases called DysD,r,st,s 49,.
alter resor'luE 10 ncmhCrlrsS Intellectual r,1,,Ji
during that hong aye uf Suffering a,tl .Nren,,a - y
the money have CNpeiCt.d uurng thar nm III
coinported with my clrct ms ancts in ha orJ CO.,
'tlVlnc my snunuon nor elssS one con ~ ro,,,
pare y 20 the dCsCriT tiun yen of a man a. H., 49,;
Aey ialhng among thieves, who, after tohb'nt, -
let hm 10 cle ci has Wounds for ait,r has 49, IN,
money hiched ir,m ne, N nl attaining a nu,ris, 80
iuacS ho.fums, insi' nd If obtaining r,.g .S,,n
lhey mad incIeascd the uialad, to al aIaInj,r 20
gree bordering on despair; unul b. acc itl.rt t-s,'r
OF mine pointed oni 30 me an - he Pitlc Lr,,.r
remedy lately brought before rae pnblE calsj ne
h6f!lch S"npanud -Cn.thcniur and t;.ru,or
HpeHsnt pms; although doubiiar IA, IL tii,rcv H.,
as o,rmer resort, ] was indU, ell 10 uIy, ,Er,n, =
rlal ,ie result OF whi1n, after "a few v.ccL - -
peer rSy"no my most s3nguue ,Nre,tat;.,s :. 1-
ruin thty have afforded Tue at he n. III N ~
De anticipated through the agency Of 80 80
marian. Ever grateful for the reIlcf H., a. "a "a
meu'cne' nave afforded me, | rtsl-a, ifuIIy 80, -
ity. - N'''i'hs HthaI
"A REsIprST ~ PHIIApEtPgrA Ccr,-
,PKlN' iPAI. Office for he sal, 90 Ms ~, 49,,
pc inrdIclie Is at No 10, North Eiak;h steer TI,
PITTSBURGH Office, No a.. ST cl,;r ..,o,.
next d. or 10 the lie eheny Bridge ' '''c''
AbSo, Tor sale at the Store Of Lob, t,,yb.,
B f,.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

NlL6INlA-GS cEASCFRy- AZ rrles held m IN,
CleIk Office of the Circuit Superior Curri If Law
~ Ihantcrv for the county of Ohio, IN the month
of Mar,h IS4n
Mark Douglass, Henry Moore and Andr.w Patfcr.
sOn, Compliments
against
McNandct Wilson. admin irniur of the estate or N,r
Gus Wilson. dccca-cd. and Caiharinc r. Wilson.
David T.. Wilson. Alexander Wilson. Virginia vii
son. and Elzshrth Wilson. which said Catherine y
David T. the last named Alexander. irgiuia &. T.
lizabcih Wilson. nre children and heirs NJ law -,
the said Marcus Wilson deceased Defendants
The DoicR ants CatharIne T.. David r Virci,;,
aud Elizabeth Wilson. not having ep,e,rS NJ
appearance aud gwen security rdiGg to The oct
# Assembly ard the rules Of this Conf and ), ~,
pearn. bv satisfactory proof that hey are not nhah
liant ~ thus Commonwealth; on motion OF Com.
plainan' by counsel II ~ ORDER that he said H.,
PENDANTS do aoTcar here the mrs; d., of The rev,
>puGS Term Of tins Court enter their an. r,r,,'c,
and answer the hull of the Compainants or oth,r
wsr defend this siIirS and that copy Of This order 10
forthwith insettod ~ some ucvsraper printed in IN,
city oi Wheeling Tor two months snrc.ssiyc,v nnd
posted al IN outer door Of the Corrt house of oho
q county. -
{ \ cS?y tesic. ALEX. T. LAlDIEY. CLERK.
N1o' OohPts' mar IL pm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

WASH VIII he Taid by the sut-crilcf, for C,,,-.
~ md Timothy seeds vi I've
JAM JACOB & MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

1NoR RENT. two frame houses in Eas, vbo,,;.-
Inm"dia'e possession can Re given of onc 80, %
"'h"f on the is' day of April Apply to "'s
-" ID DARE & uOGF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

NOIlCE-1he undersigned has ,pho,;..,
" empowered Mr.. Harvey Raw. IT. TO rcr, e,r ,nd
rents aud transact Other business tor him Jr,;o ~.
absence. WIN ARAiSFRoNS;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

W. HEETINU IRON woRKS-Tbc pnJe,.;.,.
w cd tsucceS-ors of David Appc,, - " sN
81 mo oo-Tar'serShiR ui'dcr the firm of Arnrw RI.t
- loo The purpose "f manufacturing Ir,, ,,i n.H
os 'he wheeling lrun Works We are ,,ra,ei ''.'s,
WI be- TO execute orlcrs addressed ~ ~ :,
ra,, ,'', 'Se and at Pittsburgh rric,s We wnr
ai'' cur IRON and nails equal in qualify To IN, Los, g.
n'aia manufactured at Pittsburgh. and c,,II ~
i.' continuance OF The liberal patronage hcrcroGr.
extended to this establishment '''o'''e
DAVID AGNFNY.
HENRY BLAKE.
=. $. GRIESEMER.
10 ID TALIANT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

TO THE LADIES
A CARD.-Samuei TCIaHcn has iist received
~ from Philadelphia a splendid assortment of
Ladies English, French and American Kid black
wR,te a9d colored Slippers, of the most modern
siyc alss, ladies satin Slippe's and Md waikiki
shoes. si a superior quality.
p NC. will receive IN few days large stock
on ladies' genucmens misses, boys, youths e. chill
dTens work, recently purchased BY himself (of the
mahuiaciHTcrsJ with great care EXPRESSLY ia az.
lNILlNHs mar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

JACOB g. MITCHELL.
COMMISSIONS FORWARDING HERCIIA NT,S
No. g. Main street, Wheeling
Make purchh and sales on Commission Of all kinds
Of Country Proluce, Domestic Manufactures & Gro
ceres
ALSO receive and forward or store Produce and
Merchandise m general. mug 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

hIibEEN 1EETHINC.--T. M,,b,,,--.-,-,--
'N,s. l;,l, Ou aft aware that 'heic Lur,,,Ss
ned iii' an untimcl grave. ir,m oeiy hur
asa. ,on,Sl'ons Which alrcst ,ycry mar, IN. al
'"' une OF d'L'iiion; therefore. ven -
",' n','h'rs ard have the care Of rhos. r,,Ia VINO
I.U aIPy @ rarrs Celebrated Sooihire Syrpn s.
,hosb, ,,, whl'h has preserved thousands. vi en-
"'.sH' past recovery. from that dcsfrue,;yo ''"
Tor sale at al ~. CLAIR street ne,t To-, :,
ph;ia,, J,sEe' Pittsburgh and 10 North Erh,b !,
ASo-ECr ,alt al lie &c., -.
Wheeling va. fHi X
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

! REsIprST ~ PHILADELPHIA Cor.-D
! PRlNi iPAL Office for .Ic sai, a oc ~ ~! lf'
pc mIdic"e Is at No 10, North Eighth steel. i,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20

TO the empires Of Cochin China, Japan. and
China. Nor has eur extensive and valuable
trade 10 the Red sea been neglected, the eoun-
tries Of which. both African and Arabian, are
rnder the Government Of Hohsmmsd Ali.
Paehs Of Egypt.
The value Of our trade TO the domnisns Of
the Sultan Of Muscst is greater than may be
supposed. Official returns foi eighteen msnths
Of vessels that visited Zanzabar. sho~ the
number 10 be forty one, Of which ,hirty-two
were American. Twenty Of these were from
Sslem. three from Boston. and three from New
York. Zanzibar is an Island on the eess' Of
Africa, and is The depot for the trade Of that
coast. and Of tho Red Sea aud Persian gulf
The United States are represented there by n
consul.
Sultan Said possesses large terri,or, on the
east coast OF Africs, extending from Cape Del
sado TO Cape Gardafui. His navy consists OF
seventy hve vessels Of war. OF which several are
line-of-haire ships. which is larger force fhan
that Of all the As:aiie princes combined 90 the
Indian ocean.
The presence Of one Of the Sultan's ships in
our haFbors affords us extreme graiiheafIon ;
and We hope that the Sultanee's' 'eyase 10
the United States will result in frequent visits OF
Sultan Said's vessels TO our ports.-Glo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20

In ibi, town on "Wednesday last. Mrs. Phebe
Sheffield, widow OF Mr.. Joseph Sheffield, aged %
years.
At Middletown on the 30h u;.. Nn. ABBY Cog
geshsI vile Of Mr.. lame, Cogss.baIl, aged 80
years.
At Tivsrion on Ii. 18th ult, M. Thur,,on Cor.
nell aged ~ year
In Tiysuon, on the 2ssh ult Mrs. hbby Grim.
shaw, wife Of Mr.. John Gfitnshsw, ssed ~
In Warren. 90 the I'd Issi Sarah EizJoeis
daughter of Mr.. John ID. Tssil, aged 3 years and
months.
On Thuisdsy nosuin. last, Mrs. Bstsey whes.
ton, aged 5 yesr..
Iu fro,,Jebcs on the l2,h inst, sophi, Balch,
eldest daughter Of Cspt EbeDszer Kelly. sssd u
yeau-sams Gay, Mrs. koDey r. widow Of the
late Mr. Gideon barker. aged 5J yesn
A. New fork on sunday lsst, Mr.. William 4.
sioesm aged ~ yssrs-iounerly Of this town
Al Brandon. W. % the ~ met, Mr. Hsrrsi
Ds,. wife Of Mr.. Jsha W. DAVIS. Of u. and daush h
;er Of the late Mr.. Joseph Lyon, OF the town. .
At LOUISVILLE. (ky. on the 6ih instant, Harriet
Mosfs. daughter VI hsury A. a,d Elzat-th q
Cdrin m tho y rear Of h.rs.s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20

NEw-Y YORK CATTLE MARKEr, May llth.
[Reported for the New York jour Of Commerce. ]
Al market 500 heard Of Beef Cattle. 300 from the
South, balance froui this state $50 Mich Cows, and
1850 Sheep and Lsubs.
The demand for Beef was fair and sales Of $50
head were made at last weeks prices say Sto $40
averaging 50 the 100 lbs.
Mich Cows were mostly sold at S25 81, and $40
each,
Sheep and Lambs were in good demand 500 ia
kon at s. TO 81 for sheep, and 50 TO 50 for Lambs
HAYS Sales by the load at IL to zoe. the 100 lbs
Small supplies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20
ia drrie1 D .

In this town, on the 9Th inst by the Rev. MIR
Howard, SIR. Samuel Dunbar, 10 Miss Elizabeth,
daughter Of the late Mr.. jeremiah Peabody, all Of
this town.
On Sunday evcnin. last, by the Rev. Mr.. How
ard MT. VIM. c Scott, TO Miss Amanda Peyt ton,
both Of tbIs town.
On Thursday evening last by Psy. Francis
Vinton, Mr Sumner NJ. Stewart, to Miss Harriet
Knowles both Of this town.
In Portsmouth, on Monday morning last, by Rev
r. E. Northam, MIR. Stephen Davol, Of Fall Riv-
er, 10 Miss sarah Z. dsu.hler Of CLARK Chase ESQ
Of POctst6outb.
Al Woodyille (Miss.) on the 23d ult.. By the
Rev. o Shaw, Mr. James LOWE. formerly Of this
town, TO Miss Eliza kaiylsr Of the former place.
At Hancock, (N. II on Thursday last. DR.. d.
X Boutelle, orths tuwn, 10 Miss Elizabeth Ban
croft, Of H.
la Providence, on the I2,h inst, BY the Rev. Or.
Tucker, Mr.. Billings Brasiov TO Miss Mary Ia
ton beth of Proyidence.-On Monday mOfning
last, Mr.. Edward w. Billings. Of Providence, TO
Miss Ann NJ, daughter Of MIR. Jeffrey Green, Ct
Warwick Same day, Mr. DANIEL Whippe, t"
Mrs. Sarah Ana Whipple, both Of Providence.
In Stove. Mass. on the llth inst Nr. Shepard
G. kinsley. TO Miss Eunice C. Simmons, both Of
Providence
10 PlaiH6eid c.. on 18Th inst. Nr. John p. Arsss.
OF Providence. to Miss BsuleI y esughtsr sf Dr.
NJ Burgess, OF Plsin6eid.
In New London. on the 5ih inst. Mr.. e. w,
Bennett Of Providence, to Mss Emily r. Dstol,
Of New London.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20
MARINE MEMORANDA.

At Ha,ans, 25h plt. brig Poland, Gardner, fun
Savannah Schr. Concord, Carr, une
Cid at Havana, 20Ih ult. Schr Eagle, wylis, Da-
rien. B.
CID at New York, l2,h inst brig Confidence,
Cozzens, New Orleans.
ARA New Orleans. lst inst. bri. Sea Bird
Hammond, from this port, via Mobile ID, LuIa.
ma, Svasey, Savannah.
Arr a, Philadelphia, llth inst sehr Export, Gard.
ner, Vermillion Bay.
Schr franklin Green, Smith. from Havana for
on the Sih inst, and got of with loss Of her beSl
bower sneho1. and leaks badly A steamboat has
gone TO her assistance. She arrived at Savannah
on The l2th
Spoken I0ih inst; 90 miles East Of Fryingpan
Shoals. sehr Cygnet, Eddy. Of this port. from Sa.
vaanah for New York, with loss Of foremal
Arr a, Hamburg 20th ult. ship VIM En:s. Coe,
from Havana.
Adv at Charleston. 18th inst schr Fruhfulvine
Nye, for Ihis port and Providence .-
Arr at New Orleans sth inst brig Ivanhoe, Al
my, from MessiDs.
WHtLERs.
Letters received from Capt Darling Of sehr
Diadem, al Char lesion from Grand Gallon. states
that he spoke Il boarded brig Troy, Lake. of Bris-
tbl, April Goth lat % 30 Ion &C. with l6o bbls sp
2 whales alongside and boats of afeI whales.
which were plenty, in sight barque Or. Franklin,
suit Capt ID. saw large quantities Of whales on
the -, Goth and 9Th
Spoken previous to Feb 2stb, Triton, (supposed
Of Warfen) 100 81.
Spoken Feb lib, of Cape Horn ship Gangs
Of Fall River. 80 days out. all well
Was signal zed 9Th INST, LAT 80 45, lon ~ 10, ship
Panama. probably of Fall River
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20
OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAMOMllE g. APeRltNT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Ctor tetthing.)
OR, HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS,

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham street, New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout ,he
country. The public therefore respectfully re-
questcd TO obtain them fom the regular agents on
ly--as there is deIItcfous imitation ofthese med
iciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order to guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS
W. CALLAHAN, Newport r. l.; o. r
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE & Co
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON n STERLING, CT. Barring
ton; s. POWELL, 36 Cornhi Boston; ID.
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn. CANFIELD
Il ROBINS, Hartford.
~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEiTS.
sS- See also advertisements on the FIRST page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20
From the Journal Of Commerce.
NEW YORK MARKET, SAruRp.Y, Nav 18th

NEW DIRK MARkET, SATURDAY, Nav 18Th.
(Sprk osihe mornings Reviews)
Potsshes sell more freely. the receipt, are
taken of at $3.50 snd Pearls at s5.75 S.
Csmpsachy Logwosd sold at S3l 81 so cash,
and S32.50 mos: 60 tons Cuba Fusiie
brought $50. Goldfish continued to arrive free
ly and sell fairly At S2,2S a 81. and yesterday
holders were rather hrmer; Hsekerel are = lit
tie more lively. The sales Of Genesss Flour
have taken off nearly all the receipts at S4.75 a
81 large part for export TO Havrs Ohio
S4.62 rs; Howard ST. AZ S4.a4 as; 10000
bushels Northern Rye sold for disiillery st SIS a
Sole. 1000 Southern do. az Sac. Sc lbs. Oats
are rather cheaper since the government are
supplied. say 80 n soc for Northern; Southern
81 2se.; 10000 bu. Southern Corn have
been sold within day or two at So 55c. 56lbs.
cash.
Bunch Rsisins have sold freely At i25e box.
400 Rio Grapde Hides sold at i4Ic. Molass-
es is heavy: 500 hhds Porto Rico sold at 80 a
Bic. Continued sales are making OF Whale
Oil for expert. Al 32ie. Holders Of Linseed
Oil demand higher rates. 5000 gals. Amer.
can sold 5sc. cash a 625c. 4 mo. There is a
good demand f"I Provisions, aud prices Of Beet
and Pork tend upwards.
To-dsy-The sales Of Flour 60 on ~ before
the news. Gencsee sells freely al 81 IS SO.
The great difficulty to-day 10 to get -four in
spected. The Inspector has offered $40 for
deputies, hut cannot ohtsin enough 10 keep the
docks anything like clear.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20

TIE A.IATIc SHIP OF WAR At NEW YosK
Among the novel events of the day, Is the late
ARRIVAL at New Ycrk, Of a vessel and cargo from
hu.eat on tbs Persian Cult. This vessel call
cd The Suitanee." or " Royal" is slsop Of
war, under the comm, od OF keis Acbnsd Beu
Hsned, ssd bsloogsto to the navy Of the Imam
OF Nussst, the Seid Said Beo s.lt,n. Captain
Aehmed 10 the bearer Of q letter and eompli-
Dsntsry expressions, according to Asistie usage.
from Sultan Sai| 90 the President OF the Uni.
ted States.
The extension ,f our Commerce with As,,ie
nsiisas, ssa rs security by treaty s,ipuis,ion,.
has besa the icbjset 81 anxious aud successful
interest 10 the Administration. Que Of the
hspp, results Of tn, care Of our compercial
interest, ~sss treat! OF navigation and com
,n.res ~rn the Imss Of Huscst. which relieved
eur commerce from discriminating duties.-A.
rothsr sdvsDtsgssu, treaty has been concluded
9th the kingdom Of Sism. and spprosehes
have been made -iih the sare desirable object
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
BAY STATE DEMOCRAT,

I'M the first Wednesday in Juue lSlo will be-
~ published at lhe othee Of The DAILY Boy State
Democrat, Semi Weekly paper, to be called the
BAY STATE DEMOCRAT, SEM WEEKLY >
IL will be made Of The contents Of the DAILY and will
be issued on "Wednesday and Saturday mornings
and WIZ contain the latest News, Prices Current,
kersw OF the Market. Shipping List. Commereial
in'ellisepee etc etc. IL will be handsomely printed
on good paper. and will be OF the same szs Of ,he
Daily. TERMS. S.. .5Qa vast. PAYABLE in advance
Five copies viii ee sent for Sl2.0O-ten copies for
SS~'oo' May 20sh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20
500 uAN
> HIP H1N NEW s.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY. May 18th.
Brig Caspian, Swasey, from Providence
Schr Pontiac, Cory. from Norfolk for West.
port Benz. Harrison, Providence for Washing.
ton, NC EIerl, PendeIson, n York for Boston
Mayfover, hrlly Boston for AlsIandna; Convoy,
Baker, Providence for Hartford.
Sloops Moses Eddy, from Providenes for New
York Rirnzi, Heath, New York for Prov idence
Three Brothers, Stewart. do for do
SATURDAY. May 10Th.
Schr Pearl, Pearee. Baltimore for Bristol -
Lucy Blake, Blake, OF and fm Camden. for
New Iork ;-Sloops Herald Gibbs, Providence
y. York; Charles, Ash. 20 hour I'm New York for
Providence; New Yoik, Barker, Providence for
New York Hero Spelman. do for do; Oscar
Paddleford, Taunton Tor do; Emily. Providence
fer Hartford.
MONDAY, May 18th.
Slosps James Lamphers Ksnney, Providence
for New York; George Washington Smith. do
for Norwich
TUESDAY. May 18Th.
Sloop Victory, Heath. from Prov. for N York.
SALED-Revenue Gutter Viglant Copssr, on a
cruise.
CLEARED.
Sehr Reaper, Nichols. Turks Island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20
NOTICE..

The Fourth Bapus, Church having entered
into a. agreement with the SabbstsTan Society
for the use OF their Meeting House. will in fu-
ture hold their meetings at that place. The
Rev. Mr.. Steer.s. of Rrhobeth, will preach OF
Sunday next. Seats free until further notice.
May 20th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20

WANTED-A Young Woman TO do the
w work in small family. One who can
come ws recommended will find steady employ.
ment and good wages Apply al this Office IN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, MAY /

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Palriot,
At market 100 Beef Cattle, i6 pairs Working
Oxen,.6 Ce~s and Calves, $50 Sheer, aud 740
Swine.
Pr'ces-Beef Cattle-A short supply at market.
consequently quick sales and high prices-hrst 7
50; second quality IS 25; third quality So 8
so
Working Oxen-A few sales noiced-$75, SS,
90 and ITO
Cows aud Calvcs-Dul Sales at $50, %, 26.
80 81, 81, and 45.
Sheep. sheared-Lo,s were taken at l 81, 81, 9
so, 2 7j, aud 81.
Swine-One sDtre lot TO peddle at Il for Sows
aud s. for Barrs~s and Two losM aud g. Al re-
tail from 81 to 7c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-20
GP8NDlRaS
PILLS AND SYRUP.
OR VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

If you are we'll, le, medicines alsne-if ,eu are
L sick, uy SPENCER
REASONS.
j. They peve, produce ,is least possible bad
effect in any case.
= They have the ,ss,in,sny Of thousands among
ihem regular ply slcisns, verbal aud written that
they are highly useful IN great variety OF cases
seheislly etechng cure. aod seldom indeed fail.
ing to give rslsi, especially in cases Of headache
pans and distress in any par, Of the .ys,.m. d,,
pepsla, scroina, piles, worms internal bleeding
i'""'e complaints, censumpuve complaints, and
many others,
). They are gentle Cathartic,. operating on the
Alternative principle, changing and correcting the
hsot w"h"n, violent pnrglng. and without pam
the proper coaungs Of the s,omscb and bowsls-
purifying the blood and leaving The system, in a
healthy state
4. Last, but not least They create no danger Of
iakins cod-May be taken Al any tims under any
circumstances, according to directions which accom-.
Pany ,hcm-and rcqniIe no change OF diet
3. Any one who will try them ~ III find the above
reas"ns tubstantia,sd by ms OWN ExrERiEscE.
II The medicines are exclusively composed Of
innocent vegetable materials. the growth Of New.
England and have been used fsr generations, with
astonishing susccss
II 10 cases Of in6smaton Of the Lungs, Asthmst
&c Coughs. Affections Of tho Glands, sc, the Pro.
Prietor would recommend Mrs Jones' syrur, a. a
valuable auxiliary 10 the Pills. II ~ prepared by
HIM, aud may be found with him. and HE agents.
Parteh'aI directions accompany the medicines.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER,
Warwick. r. l., sole proprietor; to whom only the
composition is kscwn.
These Medicines may be obtained Of
MARY TILLEY,
No. ~ Spring street.
May 2Ou Sole Agsnttoy Newport.
Th" following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the safe of Spenoor's Vegetable Msdi.
cIDes.
g. Brown, Iiiue Compton,
Howlaud * Church. Wes,portt
Albert Clifford, New Bedford
Also, at Wholesale, by The Proprietor, in Warwiek
OLIVER JoussoS & Co. Providence. and A. Is. 4
ID. Sands, 100 Fulton Stree, New York.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-22
NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.

ARoosrooK WAR NEws--We learn from a
gentleman who arrived in this city last evening
from Saco. the residence Ex-Governor Fairfield,
that Mr. Miller, messenger despatched by Sir
John Harvey, had arrived in that town, bear
ing dispatches to the Governor of Maine
These dispatches announced that regiment
Of British troops from Quebec had arrived and
encamped upon the disputed territory. Mr. Mil
Ter also had dispatches from Sir John Harvey
which he was TO carry to Montreal, to the Gov
srnor General of the British Provinces. We
also learn from the same source, that Sir John
Harvey had Transmitted, by mail, dispatches
10 the same effect to Washington.-These
troops had been ordered TO that quarter by the
Governor General, and were stationed at Mad
awaska.
The NEws FROM MADAwAsKA.-The mail
from the East brought us nothing last night in
addition 10 the intelligence we published YES
terday. We learn, however, from gentleman
who travelled from Bangor with Captain Mil
Ter, the Elglish messenger, that the regiment
arrived at Madawsska previous TO the 10th inst
from Quebec, having been ordered there by the
Governor General, wthou, the knowledge OF
Sir John Harvey. TIE messenger was des-
patched by Sir John sia,vey to Gov. Fairfield
as soon as he was appnssd Of the arrival OF the
regiment, Sir John believing it to be his duty
10 inform Gov Fairfield Immediately OF the
fact, in consequence OF the arrangement made
between himself and Gen Scott,-At Bangor
and Portland, the cause Of the movement was
euveioped ia mys,ery-ihe more so from the
Circumstance that Sir John Harvey, as Capt
Miller stated, knew nothing Of the intended
movement, until he received official Information
that il had been made. Capt. Miller left thi.
city yesterday morning for Montreal, taking
/ the road through Vermont, To carry the des
! patches in return from Sir John Harvey Il
/ Coy. Gen. Thomson.=Bost Atlas.