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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

Der next. win he sent TO Il
Dead Letters.
A. 4
Robert Adams Z
William A,chison !
William Aibartis , I
William Ambrose
a..
Michael Broaphey I
Andrew Bowman )
Thomas Bell (
Michael Broth )
John Bots I
John Belch, ESQ. +,
John Buckley \
John IL. Blondel /,
John Bowers
Jobs Badine !
Moses Bait
Mary Buoy /,
John j. Bishop /,
John Burns, sr, 2 /,
William Butts ,
c.
Jacob Crowl /,
Joseph Colbert I,
Clerk OF Berkeley I,
+. Chigou !
Levisa Costly
]. w. ChspIine !
John Conner ,
Timothy Cloonan F.
Patrick Crowley )
Michael Coreoran I
ID.
Jacob Dubble
John Daily !
Elizabeth Durham !
Mas,er Dalwis !
Mr.. Dunn !
Jeremiah Donavan 2 :
Roger Dcher,y !
Robson Dusan I
James Dolcn J
Adam Doris I
E. )
Henry Everhart 2 !
james Esgan !
James Ellis I
David Euen :
Benjamin Earloughker2
II. G.. (
Samuel Fetter !
William FaFis I
Michael Feenalty )
A. S. Gardner Z
William Gorden :
j. L. Guthrie 2 I
William Gladhill s
IL.
z. Hollis I
John Hills )
Ann Harrison 7
Joseph II. Hooper 5
Catharine E. Hedges 7
Sarah Helferstsy 5
Peter Hoey 7
Master Hoffman 5
John fieining I
Levi Henshaw !
Thomas Hogg I
Jeremiah Holland )
Moses III. Hunter I
DR.. John Hedges )
John b. Harrison Z
j. Il. I
James IA. Jennings ;
James III. johnson :
William kerns, Esq. !
Bariholomy keleher :
John Kesecker !,
July 2, 1840.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Odice OF
the County Conrt of Berkeley, on Monday, the
LIST of June, i840
William Long & Son, pti6s.
Samuel Roberts and Samuel Miller, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendant, Samuel Roberts. not having
H. entered his appearance and given security.
according 10 the Of Assembly, and dies IT this
Court. and il appearing 70 the Court that he Is not
~ inhsbiiant OF this Commonwealth. il Is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on rhe Sc
,;ond Monday in September. and answer The bill OF
the plaintiff: and that this order be published in
the Mariinsbarg Gazette for two months success
sively and copy posted at the front door OF the
Court House Of The said County.
A Copy.-Tesfe
HARRISON WAITE, c. &C.
Iuas Is, ls40.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

sfore the ist day Of Octe-
hs General Poss Oihce a.
sThonas Kensy 8
David Fillmore
! Thomas Kerr
Ia
John LeEever
Ann Little
Ruhamah Lyons 2
Michael Lsrkins
Mary Lang
NJ
Ann Mason
John Merrill
!, Andrew McL.sny
Hugh r. nj tsaughy
!, Rev. w. c. Matthews
, Col. Jacob Myers
, John McCleary
Edmond Mancii
. Dennis Malky
. Redmond Morris
, Jeremiah Murphy
Neal McGanigie
, Stephen b Mead 2
NJ. o.
John NJ. Nicely
Daniel O'Coacl
Bernard O'Connel
John II. OF 2
II. q.
J Paxton g. Todd
Charles lendole
J Jacob Poisel
Elizabeth Patterson
! Thomas Pipseeoe
, phebe Quinly
II.
Eliza Roberts
I. Rosenbaum
! John Rigan
wv. Roberts
Timothy RELY
=.
Joseph simons
~. l.. Schock
William Slanfield 2
Ellen Shepard
G. j. Stewart
} Showers & Duble
Phi. Schmidt
John Sulser
Samuel Smith
Adam Shober
Leebott Streahls
Adam e. Levi Spitsnsu-
gle
John Slattery
Adam Stewart
Philip Siler
VIM. Seibert
John Strother
Matthias Smith
Sarah Susaun
John Shafer
II. ".
Jonathan Thatcher
Christian Tabler
John Tawney
James Turner
Elizabeth vanmetre
w.
Nancy Williams
Edward Winning
John Wilson
Helenah S. Viewer
Mathew Wilson
jeremiah Warren
William Watson
Joseph Withrow
WIN. LONG,
p. NJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

LO6C Sugar.
n Ann LBS. LOAF sUGAR-Just re.
July g. 1910. A. ROBINSON & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

WYE have received large supply Of Shineie,
w Lathing and Cask Nails; ALSO . general as
sortment Of Brads.
June 4, 1910. BURNS, LIkENS a. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
NEW SUPPLY.

TIME undeeifgasd has just received Smyrna
u and Box Raisins, Soft Shell Almonds, FL.
berts, English Wslnurs, Ais and Beer CsndIess
&c.. al of which will be sod cheap, hv
Nav 90. 1870 JOHN c. MENSER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
Ladies = Gentlemen:

Ladies y Gentlemen
EUST Splendid Florence Braid
81 BONNEfS, and Mems Leghorn HATS. by
July 8, 1910. A. ROBINSON e. co.
vlRGINlA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County,
Ann Ward and Leonidas Ward, infant children OF
Joel Ward, jr., deed, by their nextfriend Aaron
Griffith, piifs.
against
Charles j. Faulkner and Alfred Ross, Administra-
tors with the VIII annexed of Joel Ward, ST.,
decd, DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
M OTICE.-Tbe parties TO the above suit will
" please TO take notice that will attend at my
Office in Martinsburg, on Saturday, the 25th day
Of this month, for the purpose of proceeding to
make up Report in the above cause; when and
where they required to attend with all such pa
pers and vouchers they may have TO offer.
SEAMAN GARARD,
July g. 1870. -3w Com.
plRGiNA:-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
OF tie Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for Morgan County, on Monday, the 9th day
of July. 1910,
Michael r. Runner plif.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

LyRESH COFFEE, Wrapping Thread, Candle
IL Wick. Patent Thread. fresh Candy and Gran
ges just received and for sale by
june IL, is40. GEO. RAENHAI.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

EUST RECEIVED-Spendid Florence Braid
81 BONNETS, and Mems Leghorn HATS. by
July 9. 1870 A. ROBINSON & CO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
[Os.sets.

TUST received, q large assortment OF roal Frsnek
81 CORsETs a splendid article, BY
Msy ~. 1870. A. RoBINs0E 4 ca.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
IN CHANCERY.

EHE defendants, Thomas Russell benjamin
u, "a Hlxon, John b. tlixon, and Andrew jackson
'''Non' not having entered their appearance and
ven security, according TO the act OF Assembly
s,o me rules Of this Couui and ii appearing by
''''ee'ory evidence that they out Of th'A Conn
I'ow'al,h; it is ordered that the said defendants
eo'er their appearance 10 this suit on the INST
sy OF the next term, and answer the bili OF the
r?a,aun-; and that copy OF this order be totth-
WIN published in any newspaper within this Coun-
" md continued for two months successfully, and
''her copy thereof posted at the font door OF the
N'ulttiouse Of The said County.
A Copy.-Teste,
July ., lS4o.-2a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09
n LIST or LETTERS

NJ EMAiNING in the Post otfice in Martins
M burg, Va. on the Let day Of July, 1870
which, II not called for before the lss day Of Ocio-
Der next, win be sent TO the General Post Oice a.
Dead Letters.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

* RIFFlN's HORSE SHOE, NATLS--Forsale
!" BY JOHN JAMESON & co.
May 81, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-09

JUNG 9, ls4O.--2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
TIE OHIO MECHANICS, INSTITUTE

This institution holds ~ Am u1l Pair in r,e com.
ing month Of June. and 4. more worthy Of pub.
lic patronage.
In The inferior. agriculture IS property h- great 90.
icct ol attention. mi on The sesb01rl foreign com.
mcrce IS the absorbiug subject but here IN Cncin
natl. mcdaniel and manufacturing in usry are oi
great importance. IL every street and uiiey Of Oh.
my be- heard The rumbling ofshcr,s The craak.
ling Of rogs. the bun ct machinery. and the small Tn.
ung of artists aud haudicra'lsmcu busily smploy cI
iu ihc wsf'' Of art aud iul1sfrg The p-1I5c,. ,l
their labor like ihc crop of he hasJlnjmca. arr, 20
mIry iJdions 10 private "-lfh.
Almost every Steamboat a1I Hit i11, bounI fsr Che
.1uih or west. beIfs wIiH 30 some ffsg OF Cacnulr
l1ior
From Ire beautiful picture n the heavy steam -r.
r,,--,run ihr nice aii1gusrfs ora shi'1s,yh,.i .n.
Er1menf ia ilc elegant columns ola church or bank
sc c.simo a1,o 'i0., -,.l5 18th ia1v bow q, yy1-l
a1I So work we'll Iui r.eluiy There Should b, ,
trH' gs1riSrs--a Capitalization Of ths Ingenious and
srersefll holy q s-izlDf: r13 know OF no piar,
lr Institution which con become sucn except tie ~.
-i-n.cs' Institute
Oru,s ys1,si' t.s. ve 'l.-.. Nd. de,iici .scy. o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

The following paragraph from late London pa per.
may interest some OF fair readers. The general
adoption Of this system might save many bashfnl
over a bungling or awkward advertisement
"lf gentleman wants wife, no Wesrs ring on
the first finger the le hand; If be 10 engaged he
it the second finger if married. on The third;
and the f9urth, IL he intends TO get married
When lady is not engaged. she wears hoop or da.
nouj her first finger; if engaged the second; IL
married, on the third: and the fourth if she intends
10 BE- q maid. When q gentleman presents a ian. q
flower, or irinkos 10 lady with Inc lcft hand ihis
s part an OF regards should she receive
u with The ef hand. IL - considered NJ acceptance
Of his esecm but II With the ugh, hand II 10 r..
fusa Of the offer Thus by few simple tokens. q.
planned BY rSlc, the passion Of love IL sTpr ssrd"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
ArECDoTE OF CHARLES

IN 'he treaty he signed at Madrid with Francis l. of
france wishing moi TO noriiy his prisoner king with
"u' hnsaom' he gaed hr'self Charles citizen OF
hen Francis. moi To be out,ione in courtesy signed
,n,eh franeis scignenr Of vauvres the smallest of
All me royal domains. Charles had a good m,ny "a
No'"o maNms lie used To say that long reflection
was 'he guarantee of success. Though quick and
"nPe'uous' he Was very patient snd often SAIL Tim.
slu are worm any two YOU Gun bring against u.s.
One OF his maNiIu- that states will govern thor.
selves well enough ~ yen let them alone 49,
was. My holnrs Instruct me. nv merchants en,h
M. and my mobiles plumber me- lie lived ;,i,..
and VAS delighted AT The application m The EIor,;.
! women whose neediework was already famous and
Observed thai The country would never he ponr ,ybis
Ihe tiemish women hsd their fingers len Uo 80.
happy m his replies. Tiiian was once p,in,;r, 10.
P1'trlii aud ivd hitn was the third time he had n,
honor. 1t 10 the hirl lime YOU have mat ro -:
mortal" was the reply. IN 1885. when no y,,s a "''
parng TO set oct ur hlgcrs II was late in Tho So
son. IN = me nhNis lon was dangerous. Andre Dop;,
urged HIN 10 put u of AL spring "If we sci o,, n
shall all perish. added he What sfi.r s.y.n,, -
years Of liie fT you. and twenty-five of emoi,s G.
me- answered Charles And the err-,Iitio, o., a.,
Que night when he walked lame owing ton lo,o ~,
a * oi Tue govt The count Of BurCn. Who va,
mae WIN ham, said laushingl Toe empr, io,,cr, :.
DO not entertain such thought" said The cr,,,,n.
with grave mildness ~and rememlc- A. : M, ,h g
that govern but the had" Having met ,yi h rc,,.
before Metz towards the close of his lif he only . =
Il now sc plainly that Fortune is uomsn since 81
descr grey hairs Two ladies entering the pr,scnc,
eh@mhe' qnarrclcd rs I" precedence "Poh." said nc
i"lei the sIllIest pass frsi" When n. ca,cro5 .c-
10 aid tho king OF Tuns against Barboross, he con-,
rneaccd operations hy the siege OF the Coletra Know
ing ~ 'N.erirnce that waichfness is The soul =.
great enterprises he visited h.sclmp frequently On,
night. pretending TO iroia III. Moorish side n,
advanced cautiously ia sentinel who nj once cried
l""hns u'eTcf Charles answered. Disgusting M
NNl . - Lent AMI
/ m " The sentinel. taking hirR for ,,re of the o.,
my. answered by firing hes arquebuss At him Luck
y M n''ssed his aim, when the erperor discovers
himself AID literally rewarded his rstis,y soldier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

II. nity md pri,pecs The p1r,hhso Of iha 'zaar
(Which name should henCsSora be s.-shcL)
indieiOus stop AID has proved u great sdyaniasc-
We have gO,ic,l wiA pleasure, that durins the LIST
winter prlcteal lecture have beCa delivered general
~ twice a week OF late, lectures have frequently
been delivered Wy practical r-ecltIncS. IN the sub
Jet Of their immediate en;,oymentS.
We are niUrmed that there " al least some pnrpec'
OF connecting With the Institute large library
Should this be- the nnih,ng M the city VIII Dc
u.'rc honorable 10 its reputation.
In reldtioniO the o.9cct of the Fair. ne are n1rn-
Ell that CONTRARY Tho idea u su'ae1 L. NO, 50 de-
srablc Ia furnish the most bsau,fi and brilliant sre-
',inens of workmanship Which can be made ss II u IL
yvespcd SAMPLES II 1r,icis llads he ssopS here fr
eciaGI safe. Many strangers attend TIE Fairs and II
IS an object 10 show What useful produces are made
and ., What price, by the mechanics of Cncinnat-
tia. ChrJn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
GOOD uuMoR AND NOT BAp SENSE


TEE BpUNDARy--'rho Montreal Courier. alcr COPY.
ing paragraph in which the Ne~ York Conmerciai
Advertiser furnished reference The pror Of 90,
position ~ Great Bn.a.n bay the disputed ,sFrUr,
IN lSl4, tiscousSeIh ltl!ows
Ii ID very did make tic insnra son snac!
ng :. stalel TO- Inc Commercial and we must IA Ike
the GmsRds; VIC forgot all about Chest. We were
thinking oi Maine and The UUlei States and the year
1914 when the only kInG OF nsgois. going be
tween Us and our nsIgh5CEs that Of u man ri,
| - dIre. We forgot all about Client The CONNER
cIl has turned Oh! flank and gpi peu is the
/ ,'Ord. FEgjmas-AbSgratVi-ng
We regret not having Gle of the Ccmmerr Il.
nor 10 we believe there IN Canada. We there
fore canno; sdtf "a ewes occuar, but will takc
Tor granted that the assurance oil the Commercial
fact. Taking ~ fYT granted. iAen, that Comnis-
sioners Chen in the year 1919 did propose 10 pur.
C The disputed territory from The United Stale.
.Ve must say hey could nave known nothing aboU
he merits Of the question. Oar Commissioners are
not. generally, men OF Business they above their
business; and his Is tho reason why that poor plucked
goOse-JUnn Bullhas, through the PROXIES he siliiy
gives To such people, made many exceedingly fool
sh bargains. Not being OF business. we urcsdrne
Il was heneaIh their dignity TO plunge IN mcdIss
aud make themselves cOhyeTslnI with the Northeast
ern boundary question.
However. John Bull NOW understands the qucs
lion The only propagation that can now DC made a.
our neIghbors s 10 submit the matter 10 ar Ultra on.
There Is LOUIS Philippe. lie is a Of business
Notwithstanding lie is a King. lie is too ses BE
person ~ stand upon such quagmire qlichsand as
dignity Let him be umpire. lie IS o man OF hpsor
and vi ses justice done Or, should like 10 To-,
the suggestion Ct our contemporary, aud submit the
use 10 jury Of twelve gentlemen chosen from France
or Germany. and have II argued before them ~ suit
at law. But protect sgsins; submitting IL 10 such
pcOple as the Emperors aud Kings OF iha continent.
saving and excepting Louis fhpp- They have too
great concern o themselves, and would. p obably
turn the labor TO their grand ehsmberisns grand
ialconeTs. or some other people.
ANY Thing. however. but war. If il can be avoided
War IS an exceedingly Stupid"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

MSEBLE-Wo have upon our desk, specimen Of
yellow varieg1tsd marble, taken from the quarry OF
Mr. variance IN s1uh S. Lolis, which, for the brill.
ancy of the polish II bears the various shades and
lines presents, equals any thing Of lhc kind have
ever seen. lu word, it Is most beautiful specimen.
We are compelled 10 think that our citizens do moi
place proper estimate upon this marble We lean,
iha the shop up town winch has turned ont . nun.
Der Of Specimens, which have been universally admir-
ed. will be cospeled shut mp for want of encour.
agcmcnt This is s;rsnge---SL Louis Bulletin.
DEcEScY.--A correspondent Of the Bllumore Re.
publican, used tho EIloWing language IN letter 10
that paper
as for Mr. Hlrrison himself have spoken disrcs-
ptcliuly Ofni and intend 10 10 50 hereafter hcciuse
us political history is offensive. and infamous
and damnable shall pause for the moment"
This fellow mn be some ihieying Office holder
who driven 10 desperation by the appalling prospcet
% speedy detection and disgrace. lie cannot be an
honest man-and hardly an American. No n,iyc o,
The soil would .hus attempt 10 faint with venom n
reputation ofogo Of is brayost defeaden-N o Ans
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

Posr oFFcE DErIRTMESr---Ths New York Star
very Jus ~ remarks that the following REFORMS in The
Department may be made with signal benefit 10 the
county.
Isl Giving contracts 10 men who have the means
- vol as the enterprise insure the certain convey
anre OF the MALL within the hours ihey shsll fall due
% that failure OF a mail shall be a thing unknown
Giving liberal contract. N all cases, for convey
NJ the mails and rigid puncunliiy in payment eIac.
ing IN return, ample securiy Tor fulfilling the con.
tract.
3. All possible aid to the completion Of the great
mai routes by railroads and scunh9a, applying the
receipts OF 'he oice TO the facility il conveying mails
and IN no case depending upon the Post Office for re.
venue.
l. Rodaeing Tie rates Of postage. precisely upon
TIE penny prIncipie. but graduating the sun by thc
distance say Eve cents under a hundred miles ten
cents under five hundred miles. and twenty-five over
thousand. with general reducIisn on newspaper
postage and the postage Of periodicals.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
Philharmonic. May 26

PHILADELPHIA, MAY %.
The Van Buren, Of PhIlldeiphIa held their
meeting yesterday afternoon in the State House ward
Great efforts had hocn made 20 insure large meeting
b. announcing the probability that MIR Benton and
other Distinguished Of their party would be IN o..
tendance. We were not present until shortly before
he meeting broke uP. and therefore only speak from
Information obtiiR by inquiries from different per
sons. The number vafiousiy estimated by them
a. from 200 Ia 1000 persons. Many persons were
gathefed AMI brought 10 the place b. about thirteen
flags. taken from the UNITED STATES ARSENAL some
Of them beating the following inscription ~ : IGHr
iNFANrRy' In point Of numbers the meeting will
Of course. b. considered "a failure.
George VI Dallas. Esq presided, AMI made a speech
OF taking his place.
COolei John Thompson offered the resolutions
with speech. lie was succeeded by Messrs Rich.
ard Rush, William d. Kelly. Richard Vauv IIuraiiD
Hubbel md James Page. Of this city, Hon Mr. Van.
ierpso, Of New York, and Hon Mr. Weller. Of Ohio
The resolutions approved Of" Van Buren, and John.
son" against the field, the Sub.iroasury. bankrupt
.aw, on the condition that u should include corpora
tons and were strongly opposed 10 General HAM
sox.--U 8 Gascgc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
S!IORTS-BY TnE Mails


The ancient town at Ne,vbaryporL which yy,- -
Stationary # not ON the reirogrdc appears IL be nnvv
shaking of ''Ihc wsts oi ages" and renewing von,b
I'd growth ~ the censi> just taken il appears lh,t
us popnia'"a Is now fl2i. in 1889 it was 63sS
thCreas'- m ten ycans s36-y1nrc Ihan half of vb
increase iias 'aken place ia lS27.-B,s.or Jysa,s
Inc "Far NCst' saws "RcrIains OF 4ae igaos.,
ha.e lately been discovered in Benoa coaniy Nilsson,
g."
Tho Delegates to tho Biitiraorc Wong Whirs' Con.
,eh'io consider 'he victory already gained and 5,
do Ne. Auentr"u boys! The encTny began ~ GrB
That we are their friends, AID hey NE c,Tn NJ We
TON the hands oftwo YESTERDAY, who vu<e mo-, vi,h
ss 'he iiy bcfare,--LoIisriHs C;a:efc
A ff'' " Gr--a Belgian paper laieiy sent a, his
own one OF RuSSech's pictures To the R.,ya Fxb;h
iiOn IN Paris. and IL was refused adlaission
Toe Whining on Deb pepcrs orbo,h side. bo,,e,v
hHhriy Communications uIon the official lahIrs of Mr.
r. W. Grm. the new Attorney General of the sac
Amd re Suffering 10 Washington, il is somey, IN,
an lsihg !" rec The number of cards which are is
sued Mr.. Forsyth pots out his rsanifcslo--Mr Ken
jail hs. aud 50 the game ru. without nonare.,
oepeiii 10 any one. u reminds of,he dgni.;ri AMI
Potnpous old lady, who whenever she was unable IN
attend church, used 10 compromise with Heaven hv
sending servant viii her cord whirh was led ~
me place where she sat, IN her pc@,-PhiIa!tlaAia
Ga;en
Iadja Edward A. Hanporan has been nono,
ted hy a '. y. Convention 10 succeed Gen Howar
m C0IgrcsS-:he latter being candidate for the o.
fee Of Governor.
splendid Meteor was seen last evening nt half
pasi nine m the North. IL wns clNndy ai the une
not a star being vshle--and the meteor was ~
large ard brilliant that The sIeaest objects could Io
seen on the housc'ops ]; lasted hut few m mems
AM " ~ was 81 on agnin. - B0slsR Trans
e~ The Speakers of the Penn sylyania House OF
Representatives. has issued his warrants for new cleo.
Mons 70 III Ae vacInccs Occasioned by the death OF
Nir' S"ayn", OF Chester county, aud Mr. Chandler OF
SuSq lohann couaty- the election To take place ON
IAe I0ih DAY VI June. The late members vsre Loco
fOcOs.-Pa. Paper
On Wednesday night the body Of a man was DIS
covered IN the fields near the northern limits Of IN
CITY, who supposed 10 nave been dead abont hree
weeks. lie resided, we understand, IN PenfeId a.,
about 90 years old. very iniempersfe, and probably
died drunk. whrskey jug Was found on each AIDE
Of his remairs. The body 50 much hackened
~ IncPcnt decay, to be mistaken a, first for thar
Of q negro-Roch. Dem.
Horahd.--lIis EScelency the Governor General of
Cuba has isscol an Ter directing The police officers
10 arrest oil heggars and other yagranis found m The
street Of Havana. and TO convey them TO the House of
Refuge. where they 10 be fed and clothed and
taught some useful branch Of industry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

BEAR fIUSr ~ JAPLANp--A peasant generally
goes IN search 0f bis trail. and having found IL.
moves N ring some miles IN circumference 90 make
Of having him within u. lie then gradually
tracts his circles u he comes 10 he retreat itfcf Of
toe animal Weeks scmoi.mes cEpsRicd IN Tho
search The peasaniry are then summoned 10 a sksli
- The nndshoIodns OF governor Of The province. end
PIT under The direction Of ihc 1g,moesae, of ranger
Of tho ds.fct who nsrshas Them and commands heir
motc.dsnts. The peasants ere generally formed 10
CIRCLES. and come armed with whatever woapons ihey
or procure. TtoIgh opposed singlY 70 Tho's y 81
the bsir o0cn spfoaIs havoc among his assnilan's
Every ball that eaters hs huge car 80 oui alIs 70 n"
frr aud zoe 10 tho individsll Uh'n DE wan has
singled ont, II ccasos n ~ mere Yssitfnc' aI1 ~
thing b., the greatest sclf pes - oH 'ih ave BIO
from misert5is death. While 90 lirT9sanj. ] saw
rcprrs.u. alton Of or even, Ia iooE pa . .Aal
I. tss poieaborhood ~ 1881. srd wh,h shows iA i,
,,af hua'i1g must - quao ccual O. .sc, .r'ar o.
sr-ifeEneat ard peril Too bess Co ;As &c 90 ~ VAS
very large, nslng Ike or Ae..s.n or ia 'g5.-s