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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.


Dear >I~-F., viscit du,y owe yen az n sue
c"s>iUi tagtltCrCr, as we'll as those " No may be
-lmiiaEy utihr'sd, taSc pleasure ~ nCkuOwiecg'
valuable MCdlCIrc,
HUNTS GuTASiC FILLS.
Alter much sufiuiincl from Fever and AEue, dur,
iuG tie spring and fail for the 4a,t four years aud
tie pecuHlary InJIiics Attrn%dh; on the IndsposI
ton o! enc On " hose cAs.sIons a large family ~
iclcn"aut tor support, mad having without success
'osi1d ilr skill Of mauy medical advisers. an
sNrense could not well afford In the fall Of rs Is
hnClnS the prgluon'to.y symptoms ef the dlstas,
hppiON' ainr' Was 'noutC cd by friend " no hnC
uIci your m'Gtriae, :" purchase pecka-e of youi
t~iauIc P!!'s and now have the happiness To in
similarly afflicted that they co;nt,ract the DIS
ease, nor have / .een troucled with It since. hnC
my coincidence cCHtnu"S 70 Glhoid me IN the We
net mar yclr boiarlc Pals ave the most safe, tht
Shcapcst most cihcaCluUs. md radical cure iol
hat distressing disease the Fever ard Ague ~
hsve teeh instrumental in cUnlerTIpg on me l.. m,
assurance Of uHst asing sratitute and ,s'ccm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

Mr. Edward us eli WIS, IN las. December, suo.
dculV seized with cold shiveungs which were sue.
c,odtd by pains in every part Uf Of the body. Tbs
psins continued severe until the month Of NAV
when he began 90 SOFT blood, this was shortly afet
sucecg.U ~ 4 hacking cough, swelling and pair
Iu the Chrst, aud the dschargc Of blood iro1, ti,
mpw~ became considerable; these SYM toms
VIII go often The gera Of sutden death
soc, INC course Ola iey weeks, lolloWed by
Ni,k vi-t'i suppuratou, mingled with blood This
cfcCmsiancc appeared 90 Eiya him a temporary re
o. a. %" e1us1 became 'ess troublesome and
mo appetite increased. The DISCHARGE " pus IN
creased The body was 50 wasted as { ASSUME
Oh the appearance II one who InFcrs in The last
stage of consumption. The physicians whoattcn
ded were SATISFIED In their upiuon, thnt no hope
remained, sud that further trial Of uedielnc would
De 1ntrcIy US less IN his difo aud iDrigrn STATE
he began 10 use Huurs BotntIc PILLS. ana hv n
klug few boxes of the med une De- has received
perfect cure and has since CUIJycd excellent
hei.th. TIC 1nrxretiod recovery 81 Nr. ru.ssH,
hiss astlnishrd aii hns relatives End friends nd
h. tenders these lines fu Dr. Nunf with ry.rlss-
ting gratitude. EDWARD RUSSELL.
Dis,ressisg oase Of Scrcre Spaaa54ic AsH,,g. mo-,
(~eNy Cure2 hy ITygTs Tiofg.fl PIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
NJ'S DUTsNTC Mills
Newark, n. J. July 81, Is iss S'OoAMi'"'

DysPspsid. or Indigestion, EfftciuaNy Cred.
sound stale OF health, through the efficacy of Dr
HINTS Botan q Pl!s thinks II anindispsusable du ~
10 state certain facts relative to the disease under
which he bad 50 long suffered, The syinpt Dms
were-a painful obstruction. with constant ieirc
ton oifood, head acne, pniptaton vi the heart.
towHe9s CT spin p troublesome dry cough, dIzZ
ness uShness the chest and aitit gltv of breath
ng. almost constant PAIN in the side, IONS and
shoulders, accompanied with much languor and
usual degree Of a!;Gicnce, brought on such a sta {
Of extreme wcaSnes' ssto prevent hin from at
teudnG . ms bushes end his her!th appeared losr
beyond ,cOvery His fr.rai6 aad relatives beca M
alarmed at the :cIarchoy ,rCs, AID strongl,
recomrlended Hunt- Botanic riiIs-ihey were ad
mini tered, aid ~ q lew days produced a-tonish-
ing relief and Enay reaiiz, perfect restoration
10 sound health VIM. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

Ma lNfEk STRAINED SPERM OLA new.
w supgy pr received aud fr .sre by
'e'i rs REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

m wet aid'"t'; ali tt'vClSt ,urt,uf,t,L
onpla mt iOlh wU IA ughtrtes g,rtss a. L.,
wlth diHcuii ans q i,tssWr lTts hug. I.,r.
the last year has h,Ltss, the Jls *, iU,,.a,d
50 alarmingIy ss opitvcnt he fullCWlL. an, L.
ness, having !ost In .p,s,h Ac l,ing ttr,5t,I,s
VITA lmm'diaie sutlocalcn, uEul a CsI.Is -
peCtol aiioh w.uld e, Tn G.. y I p tuh fsNs 4 "A,
dSd ilm Ttoh0un"cd his comp !ont LtlOI Tie rel
sibiliiv Of cure, but al last prU,'G, nee dl,c,td
pros ufvt come Of Dr. Hunts Poitnic Pills, and az,
ter taking aiew LosCs he found mtrlf ,ntntiy
free from the ccmFla lCirs CEratlC nt this IN
ofauy exercise. e'en ofwaikiug f,Tty mills ally
and having all the enjoym,nts Of teIi,Ct t,alt5 ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

EXCHANGE
! COFFEE HEseGSEIs
UNIOS ST, WHEELING W,
is daily receiving Fresh oysters of the first quality
which VIII ne served up his uG customers IN choc,
/ s,y!o.
Families an Prrys furnished by tie cen, rrJ gen
! 10 nry mart a. 'ho Cay lifa4uFod.
sep 2g-2m WIN. STAMM
! : 2; UPS.-Thc highest market price will be paid 70
4 Z HOPS well curei delivered at the Warehous,
OF the sUhscrIbero- Monroe street
octG " B. TYSON
/ Is Tons JuuIaiGa bar IRON l4ssorIell
$50 kegs nails
50 do. whiicI oud sAve-y & osden's Erandl
; do. shot jus, received aud Tor sale bv
! oct IS. WM PAXTON, d SON.
va SANNLIU> UIL-2J 5..Ir.s Tanners "Iyrvn "a
p Oh received lh.s day. For sale 10y
SOLOMON KING.
| oct IS wa'rr--rr"'
t. Pate
Capgcr bf,.7 .crs and shc1,h:ug
NIrs ussoarG n,s.
IlFc sheet auI G,ub
Eusa tn
Spcuor solder. Supply 's-r received and 1r sale
GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.
gfA las- strong scented Rio Coffee
sSS7 10 bags Pepper.
10 hal! chests y. Hysua Tea
500 los. ground PEPPER.
800 CARROTS phiilLcl ,.ha Scotch Snuff
IN E'--.,....-',.,s
80 -, $50, -
IyCpn ~. -,
Ibl -, f,...r.-I D, .-..
10 af,. Nt.1.,,. ..... t....., -
. - - -. .1 "'"''@l
60, i,,,.,- - '''l''' ''''
!5gna ,.,r.,.-,77,,.
nc, "a - ''' ''''' " 49, 49,, ~" 80 y
~ a. II.
al EW SrORE-The subscriber r..,peclC,IIy IN.
ID iorns rhe citizen. orWhcclug and vicinity. tina,
he ha, opened The store Gr--arIy occupied by r. $ *
~ ,,,J, 'i.1''I' D'", a '"'"r nee s'"c
,.,i -, -, - ''' u Nv a. ''''y can
- ~. w ''i'y 'h'', h'HS
' ~ '''' q" 80. lu''"a'.hS
-. Ia rat, 80 - VI i''S'Jf'
MN.NCS FOR ISi.-lys ar, ,,,,, Nom,
cd 10 furnish 10 meF .r,fs or Other. the l,jl,,,,
ing Almatacs Tor 1911 iy s gr,,- dozen M ,ip,l
Common Do
IgzCaHu do
Wax ;. a,.slIculdo
German DO
Crsraau English do
Comic do
Together ,uha -rcai variety Of s.l,.l md ,si-c,rl
ueJJs books
STEPHENSON & GARyOOD.
Successor 10 Fishers corner OF Main ard Union si-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
BEWARE OF ccuhT COUNTER ! s.

Cd-,ivr,-B" particular in purchasing ~ s,S
that the label Of this Medicine conlarrs noicc "a
~ chtry aCcetong TO at OF Co.'s ICsE. Ard D.
Revise particular IN obtaining a en- at IUu [ L.l
ham St, New ork. CT fIum ths
,, REGULAR AGENTS.
VIM. VI. KING Nheel,-,, Va.
STEVEN >OE = NEATE pn,t.,-t,,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

William Dickinson. JovlSircwshsry.
Lewis iufiner. Moses NJ Fugua.
John u. Iewts, William ID. Snrcws-
bury and Joseph ID Siraiton, tra.
drag ami Scaling. under the IRA of
DtckeisUn. Rutiher ~ Co. Z ON
ple;naut-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

FENIIh .HHlr-.-.. lately rr-...Hv luGar .hr -'.r
q and Coos OF iIarI.s a. Pnf.s a.a carrying ar
..-...s ra lIs f,rrHg mi. lately n,.r..I Hg O.
J.usu n Hr ...e of Wt.ef.ur rs tl.. Fr.d.-s.l,r.
HE wurrI r."..If The hG-.Hres gIH hereafter la.
carried ul D.. O. W Hurdle 90 tHr nt .HHf
G.. vs.. HURDLE
WhesH-g 11If ooh. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
In iftcrtsifrg crce Of Ot-nSss OfSpiriss Nth a
II -Lc-t N.La m liz 4 EL.-Lt-..

IN tftcrtstf-g cr1e Of Ot-nSss OfSpiriss Nth a
igteut SpIsmodic Affection,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell was affl ricd for several
years with extreme debility, together with a train
Of SYMPTOMS generally termed nervous affections
md which perhaps, II would he impossible for tie
zen II tie most learned physicians 20 describe N
his case the spaslns IN the stomach were 80 fie-
1ICnt arc cNcruclatlng nearly 90 deprive him
81 reason, pans ~ tho wbs, extending even 10
lie fingers and toes, Est ueaco. sickness at tbs
stomach, and general agitation Of the who,e
yslem, lnsgWuch thasa common incident render
"a the mind und ehd hpprehensfye. Ia order to
remove these distressing symptoms. and restore
ne consutuiun ~ ne former energy a large. Dor.
ton = medical sk..l had bcen exhausted without
ans advantages change Of air. and other remedies
were aiso uravai.irg. aud the n4lnd and BODY ap-
Lc1rcd 20 he devoted 20 a ruthless disease. In this
rccomW"ndcd g axe trial Of Hupts Botanic Pills,
no Effects Of which were visible n a few DAYS
ina by continuance Of the me iicine according
odrccilOU-, ms strength became completely rcstor-
ID, AID sound state Of health most hap ily es.
abHsntd. FRANCIS CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

ElRGIN!A-To wIr:--At rules held in tho Clerks
Office or the Circuit Couri OF Law AMI Chanccry
foe Tyler County o. Monday Ihe 6 day OF Jaly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

NBpH'oYu'a Campaign.
Pirates Ovn Book.
Mariners Chr1uIrIe.
Shiuv-sgts luI Disasters at ~a7.
Criminal C1'euIgr.
Murders anil Daring OGtuIcs.
Fyls BOOK of Martyrs.
History Of PI-lfrs.
Rculark. 1'y ~h.uNrrria.
Ifi-h eavrr.u pf 1l' Countries,
Advice o. Ypu1g Gentlemen,
net received and fr sII by
Fang STEPHENSON GAR"NNp
ri = 10 BTsNo Z Iler1.s iu.t received aud nr sale
4. i.53I3 pAXTCNs q TfNgLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
Gg s W -. ~ & &c
TT the City Eat, Cap
and Zug store.
n, ,~A Mi, -,

jus received one oi nc i4-Ert and most sglendil
assIs'myu:s OF NEW YORK MANJFkCrURED
HATS. 3 cars. ever h,is.y brought 10 this market.
hose wAo are IN waai of article that be sur.
BASED s,G go we'll 10 call ufd my s,ng, be.
hsc yar, ht,iug elsewhere. \. G. M'CALTNM,
So = Opposite Nirgua Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

NIN''lNlAf-At raj e h"ii IL thr Clerks office NJ
the Circuit Superior Court 81 Law std EhanCcry
i.r The c-uniy D! Ohio, tac sIonth Of July, Isiu
HYDE RICE, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

Dis,ressipg oase 81 Sercre Spaea59ic AsI5,g. mo-,
fceHy cured by Ifiar' gotauic PiHs
Mr Henry White, vas ioItn5 4pacs Of Two v,,,s
aHe'e' "i'n s-..l. Asihmt CD proceeded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
LireT Complaint, Nth much Derdneezea! of IA,

q
L.irer System.
MI. Joshua RObvTis all c.es with q bilious
aud nervous Clsense To an alarming degree he n.
attended with all the distressing symptoms which
affect relaxed CONDITION, VITA sick head ZACH
loss 90 appetite, gndiness IN the head pain IN the
stomach after eating, unusual irtmOrs shifting
spasmodlc psiHs IN every part of the body, cold
c'lis' sallow complexion, cUStIvHess and con
s,anI dull pain IN the right s1e, which often indu.
ccd tic most dreadful debility; indeed he thought
ne was afflicted with every internal complaint the
human body Is ldah TO. lie was gcncTalI, maxi Z
trial Of various remedies, ali OF nyh were equally
lTultess u ~ he had recourse 20 Hunts B5taui
Pals, from ia" superior virtues ct which mcdl, inc
hls health Is pestscty Tc-estlblIsh.d end is nov.
able n pursue his employment rec from pain CT
disease. JOSHUA ROBERI s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

IN erIrdorHtH1ryc ~sc Of Heumdf ism, dcc01pg.
MED lCih DiurrtIea and Nervous de6iliiy
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed to cod.
wac aitsCacd with most painful Rheumatic com.
plant Of the head, and neck which contriaed with
distressing violence for several months. The uru-
opal symptoms wero-a swelling and excrucjatInr
pain ia the j,IHts, and an entire loss of their
use: bUth the pain and the fever generally suffered
al crease ~ The evening, The pains were increhs
ed on the slightest motion and were more Esyrre
IN the night TINE. A constant CiarrhaCa, which
pTDducedits general cons-q ueucCs -fiau'oney low.
ness OF spirits, aud general wasting o: the 30 iy
He was indeed 50 extremely ~ tLat his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hot es
Of his recovery aid u was seEc.glly believed by
treatment IN this world could not him any relief
Bat seeing Advertisement OF Hunts Botanic
Pills, he was directed by IN Almighty Providence
20 use them, he did so, and after fortnight thcy
produceda favorable change, and ne ~ now heal
thy and strong mun' JOS HART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
HINTS POTANrCpIIrS

supernatural aSeacy. although from yosi'iv,
p'euiAwithIaSle knowledge OF hundreds he rs PRE-
2arcd O. shaw that Yhen svery Jthcf earthly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

VII. Kr,o. 80 Na.Cs -. "heellE
] Y. RoliSsJ. Pry.sr.1L'., -.
J. NpERIsuS, ruiI.-.rs q.
~ whom as pruHv nn obtained,
TT. - BIL's Celebrated Female P.lr,
The Baron Npu U4fhclrr Hyrs rl.is,
Or. Evans Fcy-r aai Nglg Gas,
Dr. Hunts Botanic Pills,
-. Evans Soothing SrfHp, for TcC'h.nE.
The ahoya 100 sa,I5bla Medicines are gni4 Whole
Sc aui Retail. 100 CIlrIaa. Sc. Now 0r,; 3
South Seventh street, r'':'lcsuria; p Market ST.,
-.Iu'sgTia, kc1tUcar: 20 CNTnHfu, ssEtou. Ms ssa-
clIsetts: and of ih- fJ.lrv.ug cents " IIIau ~.
A!nE, NA--uuE, Va, Y. Robinson, Porr~m ruth,
Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
DTlCrS WORTH REMEMBERING

9 Whcu 4 sound & E..aD'Iu. RENE. for .scHses
and receiving praises t.s srarrClyiH The power 90
scsPtlcIsmtJ tJIJt rs virtues, CuSy deny
hem.
when il has achieved an ascendant career of
G.fulucss winch distances the competition Of mere
.,asttUl prr'Cgs'sN, alu secure. COuSJlrruBt,-
CtI7aE universal favour, 10y intrinsic worth alone
rs Proprietor my pclat ont the causes o. it, sr.
asrt)rI;y, with 10 .uTI1x the SUSPICION o.: IHNigl-
7lsaess "a lr-'.,uiiuI tine comparison.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

Vs. EGEikuLE CuNPOSlIIDN OK
V DNPUOEETIG POWDER S.-Onc IF the
''.' ''riFvH'4'es Tor n.r ar. ctaur'llls2os lions
CT. F.eg.re- aud i1r sale O. y \. ANEElIt.,
Iii ~ HaiSy' are.
3 iiEI MIL DROPS MANY RENE
Z d.,s ha.. h.rn IuGr t-d on The RncunIqrciD-
b" y" o. prof .ss MAJ .cu,yu cHcc. But as 4 tom
C'H Srhcdy 'Hg "cs,d Is CA.i!eI scd 10 IIcd.ce 4
'Nnr 1ud solo by !. ANERiIL
@+-t q Market square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
TEw1RE OF CoTNTEprrrrS

gnt one particular IN purchasing to see ia
ne l"teI OF MS NcliIcinc rcn'a uS notice { :.
ntry according To Act 0i Copgitss. Ard he bkc
~. NIw-leTk, or fruni tie 1888
4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

81 EW SNOBE-'The subscriber respectfully IN
forms Ihe citizen. Of Wheeling and vicinity. that
he has opened Tho store irr-ary occupied by f. s 4
c. l. lioh IT, Market street ih an oat.e nc,r sfoel
ui DRY GOODS which he viii sell as low as they can
De- procured u the CITY f1r c.si Country merchants
aud farmers invited 10 call before purchasing
elsewhere. }. MYERS. Jr
Wheeling. oct 10 ISiO--C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

ALEXANDER r. LNDLEY. Clcrk
A CALpwrL Tor COmp; aug l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
WI JOHN son.

EsHe believe u = generally Know Logged b p
hose who have ued a., that Dr. iynn.' Syrup for
'alldrer Cu'uug Teeth, .vrr'.snl IA a"p'agr coll
ina, d h;gIv useful article for the IMPOSES for
StlcH o. s lHfeG led. HlEhly rpEg"rtgh.s lnaty O.
l1ls, any rate. var haze mad. nee a %, do 81
Ae,tatC o give lbs virtues tn SANCTION OF their
H. Res.- 2 ,~iru Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
EXCHANGE
COFFEE HEseGSEIs

UNIoS ST, WHEELING Va
is daily receiving Fresh oysters of the first quality
whs. viii ne served up hls oG cusiome rs IN choice
s;y!o.
Families an Purtys furnished ~ lie cen crd rcnt
TO nry part o. TIC Cl.y ifra4u,Tod
sep .g--2m WIN. STAMM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

NIRGlNlA-fS cHAScEEY-At Rules held in the
Clerks office Of tho Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and ChanceTy for the County Of Ohio, IN the month
Of August, 1910.
Henry Moore, and John F. Clarke, late partners in
business. under the firm Of Moore 4. Clurke-C or,.
plainants,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

PEsSsYLvASIA.-The Pennsylvania, print
ed in Philadelphia, publishes corrected table
of election returns, embracing every county in
the State. and founded upon the most authentic
reports. From this it appears iha, the demo
cratic majority On the congressional vote i.
55l3. AS we have said before" that paper
adds. local causes operated sgains, the full
Democratic vote being polled upon this ticket
Had the comparison been made with any other
ticket, il would have shown much m,re "a.
sorably to the democratic cause. As il is how
ever, the result is most gratifying TO the dennoc-
racy Of Pennsy ylSauuia. and warrants us in reit-
eraiing The assertion made yesterday, that when
the great battle is brought on. % the 3Oth. a
majority Of at least 10. 900 will attest the stead
fas, adherance Of Pennsylvania to Democratic
principles"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

On the sth inst, (at the house OF ~ Sweet,
Margaret Sheffield. respectable eolored woman
aged 40 years.
Al the Newport Asylum. on the 18th inst. IN the
solh year OF his age. Mr.. Danforth p. Lyndon.
On her passage from Illinois TO this place Sept
18th, Mrs. Dorcas widow Of the late Mr. Bene
dict Eldred, OF South kings.own, in the 57,h yeal
of her age.
Al New York, on the Cd inst. Edwin. only son
OF The late Capt Edwin Gardner, Sf this town. a
ged Is months.
In Providence, on Wednesday morning, Mr.
Smith Barrett, formerly Of Thomson, CT, aged
55 years.-On Friday last. William Buttsrw otth
son oi Thomas n. Butierwsrih aged 3yesrs-Or
SATURDAY. Mrs Eliza Souls Rhodes. wife or George
A. Rhodes, aud daughter Of the late Capt Corne
lins Soue. aged b year.-Ou Sunday evening
Capt WiIsm l.. Field. in the 4lst wear Of his age
Burton Burdek aged 81 years. city crier.-or
Monday, Mr. Joseph Baker, in the 7lst year of hi,
age.
Al Illinois Town, on the slh inst. Capt. Edwarc
NJ. Ra'hbone OF this town, aged % years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr al New York. on the 20ih inst, brig Flori
ds. Pilman, % days from New Orleans
Arr at Savannah, J7th inst, sch'r Eagle, Wylie
from Havana.
Arr at New York, on THURSDAY last three mast
ed schr Hannah, Pi,man. from Porto Rico.
Arr at Philadelphia, 2lst inst. brig Echo, Mes
ser. from Maabzas
Cid at New Orleans. 18th inst. schr Wolcou
North1p, Charleston.
Arr At New York, on Friday last brig Canoni.
Gus, BIgley. 20 days from Constadt
Spoken Oct. I3lh lat % I3. h,n. "a, seh'r J. B.
Woolford. days from this port for A Appa;sch hieola
Sailed from Baltimore. on Wednesday last
Scbr Franklin Green. Smith, for this port,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

PHILADELPHIA REsUMPTieS.--Bichn
Philadel phis Reporter intimates tina, the banks
of that city ,ciu resume on the 18th of January,
If the Eastern banks will take portion OF the
post notes about TO be issued By the dead nam
moth commonly called the United States Bank
of Pennsylvania. This they have once refused
to do, and it is quite likely will again. II is
said this bank has submitted her books TO an
examination, which has satisfied the banks of
Philadelphia that there is security sufficient to
authorize them 10 make her a loan in order to
assist resumption. II the Eastern banks are
satisfied, then the monster is TO resume and II
not, why we suppose the reelection Of Martin
Van Buren will be given as reason why she
could not. This agitation Of the question of
resumption. al the present time, strikes us as a
mere electioneerin2 Trick to deceive the people
Of Pennsylvania and elsewhere as TO the capa-
bility Of the United States Bank of that city to
sustain herself. She has been declared inso-
vent time and again. and that she is so time will
make fully evident. The assertion that she is
in possession of $4,000, 900 Of securities and
bills. which is given as an evidence Of her A.
bility 10 pay, reminds MS of similar statement
made relative to the Virksburg Bank-the re-
suit Of which our readers are all aware.
n. Y Standard.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

PRosycUTioS OF THE WAR in FLoRIDA.-
IL appears. by a statement in the St. Augustine
Herald, Of the Sd instant. that The war 10 Flor.
ila is about to be prosecuted with unusual
vigor The Herald says:
We are happy to announce thar the Secre.
tary Of War has requested the Navy Depart
ment to order the Commander Of the Wes,
India squadron to provide fsr the protection Of
Key West and the Florida KEYS generally.
Nod also to send out boat expeditions into
the bays and inlets OF the coast. to cut of any
parties Of Indians who may be lowering about
the shores.
Vessels will be KEEP, on the coast. TO cut of
any chances Of communication, by which sup
plies may be furnished them from abroad.
Two entire and fresh regiments Of L. s.
troops are already ordered TO Florida.
The Governor is authorised to raise 200
horsemeB, 10 addition TO lose already IN the
field, which will make the mounted force un-
der Gen. Read 200 strong.
The Governor is also authorized to raise 500
foot for the same brigade.
Physicians. when required, are 10 be received
as surgeons TO the volunteers. under the rules
which govern IN the regular service.
An officer is sppoin,ed for Middle and a.
mother for East FLORIDA, 70 examine the se-
counts cf expenditures Of the volunteer service
Tor the past season.
Mr.. Psinseit s using his utmost eyei'ioBs TO
rcBdet the Efforts Of the Governor Of the Tern
tory, Gsnersi Read. snd of The other officers IN
command. effective in protecting the settle
u'snts from deprsd,iions, aud erpellinc The
lndldus from their lurIiD places.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

SUICIDE OF MEsBER or CoSenLss FROM
Tsts SrATE.-On Sunday evening last. as we
learn from the Baltimore Sun, the Hon. vii.
.'an 8. Ramsey, Of Carlisle. in this Slate. and
Who was on Tuesday last reelected member
Of Congress for ths 18th District, committed
suicide a, Barnum's Hotal, Baltimore, by shoot
inE himself With pistol. The Sun says
" About o'clock yesterday afternoon, he
appeared TO be quite well, mandss,ing no un-
usual excitement or depression Of mind, and
made some inquiries at the bar relative TO the
boats and cars to Philadelphia; and. in about
an hour afterwards, the report Of pistol vas
heard 10 his room. The repor, attracted first a
gentleman stopping at the house and some Of
the walters, when lie was found speeches, and
dying near the fire. pistol living close by hi.
side, his rieh, hand. except the forefneer, being
covered with blood, which had flowed profuse
" from a wound in the right eye. where the
ball had entered. lie was recognised By the
lien. Mr.. Jenifer. who soon entered the room.
and .ebi for the Hon. Messrs. Howard and
Carroll. On an inquest being held, ths verdict
n th. Jury was that he esfne 10 his death by
shooting himself With pistol. lie ~,s twenty
eishi wears Of age. and runor attributes the
suicidal act TO disappointed affection. Some
unopened letters found ~iih him have been
taken possession OF BY his friend. Mr.. NeBl,ir"
Philadelphia L,de,r.