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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-05
sPENCER's
V getab bic Pills.

a - is.
gENHE forest is natures medical repository, and
n experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been eulled aud
that teacher, experience has shown II Ia be unriva
ed IN is Sautury effects on the human svstem.--
Thousands have been benefited by the OF these
Pills aud they seldom iailoi the intended effect.
For all diseases originating in impurities OF the
blood, thoy have no equal. For complaints Incl.
dent to the female constitution. they stand unrlva-
cd In COM plants OF children IN headache, dyspep-
sia, chronic disorder, and the Incpent stages OF cOu
sumption, they are certain To afford speedy relief,
and generally effect a cure when oil other means
have failed They are perfectly innocent and safe,
and may he taken at all times, and under all clTcum
stances without the least possible danger
Prepared only by GIDEON SPLNCER, War
wick. X. |. who is sole proprie,or-to whom only
he composition Is known
~ BE Particular. Each box has an inside
wrapper with an engraved fac sllnIe ol the propri-
eior's signature, aud an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud conlaInlns Ihe words VEoETA.
BILE Pills" The cover Of the box Is stamped /" G
3" None others are genuine.
The reader is particularly referred to the recon-.
nendations aud certificates which accompany the
pills. and the respectabilly oiwhch cannot be cues
TONED.
These Pills may be obtained Of
MARY TILLET,
No. 40 Spnng-street.
Dec 10. SoLs agent for Neppoy,.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale Of Spencer Vegetable Pills.
c. Brown, LitIic Compton;
Monro n GItuId, Bristol;
~ Is. Burr, Warren;
Rowland & Church. Westpou;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-05
CANCERS EXTRACTED.

kAR.'C. WALhI IsR, respectfully informs the
n PoiliZens Of Ne~pO aud It's vicinity that b.
has taken AN Office ia Tie ARcADE. third row, west
side, No 20. where h0 sill BE- prepared 10 operate
on Cancers, P0gpnses SeToiolas, Salt Rheuni. and
sores Of every Kind The above diseases are cured
without any surgcal operIon end il therefore pre-.
ferable to ans other method hitherto invented or
pracllsed, II being perfectly safe in its operation,
even to The most d. licate aud slender constitution
Cancers and various other Kinds oftuniots can be
extracted from the breast, with perfect safety also
from every part Of the system.
Dr. w having paid particular attention to the
above Diseases by long course Of study and expe.
renee, feels fully persuaded that he shall be- able to
give satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their
patronage.
" As Il report Is n circulation that have re
yea.ed the secret Of m, art Of curing Cancers. |
therefore take this method Of assuring the public
that have not made It known 10 any one.
Providence, Feb 18th #.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-05
n L W G @ @ d s.
THOMAS Z. SHEFFIELD,

Grateful for past tarors, Jegs Leare to inform has
fiendS and The public in geaerai,
T.VIiAT he has taken the New Store at the juno
ID ton of Broad aud Spring streets, aud just re-
turned from New York " ith a new and fresh supply
of Choice GROCERIES, which he is ready to
dispose Of as ow As they can be purchased in town
dHd hopes to receive a share Ofthe public patronage.
Newport April oath, lc39
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-05

a. TATEMENT or THE SITUATION
- Of the Banks ia Rhode-Isand, on Monday,
April 9Th, 1910, as the same appears from the Re
turns made to the Bank Commissioners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-05
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

ECEINED THIS DAY, at the Ladies
4 q, Ornamsnlci Hair Emporium, NO. 1917
JndB'fs-sirfet, a lot OF Winter Flowers, among
which spngs. punches. wreans &c. Also, hl-
teen dozen German Cologne.
Oct 30 J, REMOND.
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CARPETTNGS.

ANINE. Supcriine, aud Three Ply. Thompson.
n vile aud Kiddermuster CARPETINGS,
opened on Saturday lat, by
April J. W. &. COZZENS & Co.
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E9URE SPERM OII.-Just received -"
II Gallons sperm oil wsfraHied Iu'e a.,o.
y bale oil. white and handsome ioT 30 S,h', ~
gallon Us L. T. SHIFT lthb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-05
FENCE LUMBER.

A Large assortment of posts pckets' narrow
"A boards. aud siTIhg pieces suitable iot ienchg'
ior slle by II. BULL ~. NCu' y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

C0oiu-ss Oh re Ffsii 81 Banls-ronnsc ed
win tna mpvcueut Oh iIc noIlh western armies. IN
though TOO EiF0gDranf:Ir the page Of gene-sl his
tory, are nevertheless highly interesting. and well
"ottny 81 Ires1Iyan'n. SOM oi these have he0u
related o. Gsasrdt itFtbn, and other brave others (;
several arc recorteG % The narratives Of Dlg5,i
and Hall; aicw may be found iu The newspapers Of
ne times IN which jlCy occurred; bg' the greater
number Of them dwell moveiy in thg COLLECTIONS o.
Ire surWviTr SOD lrs who witnessed ilem Some
Ut them display az inrscgI1 . rnsura F-sd .u .Hr
history oi warfare: diners ySul..j o. .1Jiurss ll tar
moment Oi imminent dang .-, indicative Of the most
determined resolution and the mIst extra riinary
dents w1uuDued below. We end hem re.ataI "a l
latter from Colonel John Spr u IS Nth "a urpul-
neat asnd oil tIe dmlnistr"t'a n Acn'ucky,) 20
. Hhrinln o. iHi9 ciy. tCI Smih, d VII 'e re-
collected, was one II the Aides OF Gen. HsIusJuu
tIc battle Ofthe Vhamas.
The HrsgT state .gsI 70 moment before the b-u
commenced, Goa Harrison ode up 90 . ma. ar.
S-aela Calcf. aud too hS gOWGeT-hou 10 TeprIru.
lis pistols U,on witnessing this. Lieut.. SgIIrr
tact win tSe cI-uy -iI wEf.h 'hr General r. bed.
thItI,~ i5 proper % b. pralar-d ioT any pvrnf-'Ia.
Fr1ct5r-. aaI ill. Doe wac U.'s7an.d not O. Sur
we dai,9t. ad4Ht& W., . sin'., 10 lie ,eno..
e2pfctWy Adcs ~ 3d. around meg'
Wu'sta t Che csofslat afcr tho l.n wing bad re-
cover RI irslf iv m Hsu"H.ary C]JuiIsfyu, and vas
Joined 20 i,c Irou', teu. usrusor ordered iscufCn
port 20. WI b. DE was SWING tI- order. TIE u.rts
OF r''r t"o h'Ts,s "trs H'er,ckcd; and some
|H" -. 10 re- .. HNH.. N N r. mm-
r,f1.1si a cluster o. IsGs suI round Which H..
Ill bad tJ'1nk az he Commander were CT down
by IIU CG.nH e balls. Near fIr .uUt a. fra .4...
ri3TcrL G .3laIsr was shot through tas fhIlH.arl
saHGr tre 70 uIander -II. fEi.f IS be- sauna rY-o3
AMI gu, b." cret uuf, 'tIi yJu 90 hat Conceal
he Law eIrt M az lul'
ibis man had been sJladol dc dryh.ar III rs
brigss g. neral Harr son directed BIN tI ug .4ksr
bark % have iu- wounds dressed bat finding fh.t
Ms tiish WASN'T tr9srn, 'ho brave fellow bald.ps8
70 with shanJscrcil. % stop tha I'ecif1v clutch.
~ u1 hfz u1n sforg hs meant 90 have sal fcri0u
ant continued ~ htht. 4 few m1Hrats1 nfrvrrIs
a YOUNG nan dashed uJ o. the Commando. h8ifng Z
D scaipi n his hand and sung 0u', B00S hs.f. Cen.
erni I've got D.! Ny Father watau old Ktnsrrkv !
Indaa Fighter. and vhen irff h9Gir. be made M /
pron o. % bring BIN the scalp VI rtl skin kIlef'
bv myssL tai u"rc o. ie-fnis IL fot he oI man
Q s.luf o., Or mysCiE' and % he sprang Do .
ssarch 0fsc1ihrr enemy
Thee ',vo apee Totes. olouci Smith soys. g..t.
n emu-c CIinm1ipr Perry, when be related item
= 81 ~ ~ t1s close of tfo bartlsi and the RaiIsg'
nfor truly seid. fIHf az army ~ srCi ren c1ve
lgf b c0rgHer n aIi Pc f~relu.rlv afterwards. ol T..
~ ~ w UIfr Gre Offices Of sea .t'g. woul relftr
le hfsfe colder ~vc'-rrg 4r b gtsa' yesf-
Do ~ ffsst. tve ssst iua :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
OURHARBOES

s spouithrG administration. aGrf l,,y ts,,a,, n.
"hfi o. p5p0lisc 10 the vsr ,ut br-,-,.g 81 4. f,e h.,
81 The western people, on The subject OF granting ,bcr,
appropriations ior their h1ruJrs. o.. f .rY-i, t,i,a =
bold stand and ai'or The defeat Ofuic appropriation biI
nas gwen oTI'h' 'h'i ihe dredging machines. furniture.
hor% BE- SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. We ma.
dofsiand uini The dredging machine 10 NfIebig,n 90,
has boon ordered 20 be- sid. snd some p-,,arfy b,t,a!y
ing % TIE Chicago Harbor u now advertise by the -.
pernie"icni . bc sold NJ public aIctoni What further
cy o. not only o. leave uhem 10 build their own b,ri,,s
Dul a' % 20 anticipation q HIc election IT General u,,
u''n. ani OF The consequent liberal policy IN rei,ts,,
10 western interests % be adopted by him tho Dr,l.r,g
with hafbor, belonging 9, tie government
$1,000 20 ~ ''id on ne eve of Tho Presidential
ELECTION. ulaf tho eHpcnscs Of impro,,ug fte h,,..
DC ~ great ne pssibic in frJure. ant fhe yopc,I.
'pprepr 'ro1s qrper tho new gJnins'rsfi,g. h, co... 4
squsal, sge!td v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
ara gentlemen. respectfully.
Your Obcdieut servant.
NJ VAN gTrREN 81

NO @o-lu gi'.Ig place 20 tie late lcaers orGcn.
Jackson nui W. Clay. the Augusta (ieo) Chronicle
o. "-iuo-51y als Gs sI'yineJ remarks. Tho oh.
J.ris OF General JacasIu's deliberate outbreak OF
rH,iyver easily seen. 10 Is merely a. 5.so.r,.a ~.
tcmPt Co bell 90. Fpi!,wrr.i1 dIis extremity. Prr.s.
easy 20 soe.t.a' Ue late Nlslga.a eI,~ on ft. r4-f'f
the Prederssur vail prove H5 g1. All r.a.,g ..,.
cui' as his lncIis may fcar, uiG. 80 tbr .rrsi4 d..
ielt Of his Follow have another source 1r.rr,4bf- f.
besides ihato'ulo 'scnisin fu tIo Presbyterian e.Yrr, 90
WHEN be len Washington. in 1897. be- O.. rrr,r,cJ n,
have declared Iill his threatened achism uas t. ,r.
" Thing then thaf troubled him. The Augusta Cb.,g.
says:
The General De-. M doubt. very indignant. M tho
idea now prevalent lint. Mr. Van glrrHa .g,.,.,..
ir'iion vii he sigually rebukcd n thu .7I8f box ,rJ
hence Chs e'1iluon 0' m~1ligDfiy. We shpsIB De- r,
candid. I've were % admit that Ibis and other r.rrrt
bets md letters 81 Gen Jackson. ercricd within ,rr
any regrets. s1yc the modification vbi,b :.
90 common with ovey AueHcln. must feel at the by.
niisinz spectacle. i1 which Dec b. exhibiting nfmscIr.
'1t nsH srosa Of pJ.Hcal p1licy on hs parf. we re.
oit because % exhibits him m hs irJs chaacfrs 1
oi nH' casr,1g'r rr1rh ~ li pr'e-'s - rI4.lnz 4
81. s;q.s - 20 p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

N%ob D)crRiyE.-ln a letter from Nj C,m,SolI
pies: wig I"hf
y" . You these a. nv sc liimcnts. which hon
- "'sence yon ";il present to your Convention
Oie Ter :. only tor The Preside. - guanI hi,
>n''l't me temptation to prostitute the power. of III
c'ecl-Te u obtain his rc-eieciipn.
= NJ Si5-FreasIry system which incre1se, IA
executive 20 ser. alrerly ioj great Tor n rep1bIic, aT
whieh can ne beneficial alone TO The officers and on,
~creditors OF Inc government.
. so bankrupt law by the general gDyernpsi
% De- applied To our ~ Z binks, winch void . .able !.
r"'cuhVoh the United ; atas to crush oar stale !
s<lu ions and des,:oy our state governments.
. NO discretionary powers in The hands of n
President 10 use AMI dismiss he bank. : AZ N, II
ms sovereign Will and pie ,surc. a. such a .oNrr No.
throw the whole of tho bnnking institutions uC u
counry at the feet Of the President n, ,Innlic,r y
Tor ms favor or miserable slaves o. his power
.. No discretionary power of The Secretary Of N
treasury To issue Treasury noirs al L5i an. ~ n wa. A
enable nm to Hood tbs country with IN, mos, d,ngr
Gus kind Of all paper money.
o. NO reorganization OfIhe militia, which ol,k
'hein in the service o the Uniied SIates i, n t;nsa
ie'ce, and under the absolute cummun ofib s n
ieht' ne u viollies the ConEituton, and Ltys IA. 80
aion ofmilitAry desp,i.m.
!. And no moro sf Mr. President YIN R,,oo
n's present term expires. NJ nc ias recommended
these measures nnd has converted the whole -
o' We Executive me Al oleciioncedng On ,chi,e H.
parry purposes which. ifnot taken DOT of his
VII orHnoralize the csunlry. and conyer lie 90, i.
'neha into an odious dc-poiism.
i have the honor 10 he.
WIN great respect anl esteem.
Your fellow ciuaen,
IOnN ~ .,a,ra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

"NLlClous OFEAsfSG=Ghe cars from Mimi.
bcbiod a. ~ monday morhing' w@ Pn hour
.c,m, :. /" ~ Consequence OF som aaicious
'cainp having oiled both rails ofthe rack I moro
H., - ~ y 'o"S'n' Ihe colsequeee was
M, - - - 'oOpmouVo went roun rs rap
u was only by the slow process of mon aro,vin,
sand before the wheels That They ovcrrame
Inc same trick wa5 llaycd on the Upca IA Scho-
nec'ada Railroai. very shortly after is com aion b.
o. "'''s" whose farm The aHk runs.
" "uyect 90 view. gwit-to
loss OF one Of his COWS. which had been r., H., 81
killed by The locomotive. Daily. ne a. u emo
a'ong. u experienced the snms d,mlenl,s Z Thai n
ooye slated anil from the same cause ~. had lie
'ec before q week had expired. The c. fany paid
1e nfmer Tor hs coV. and he has ever pee been
heir fast friend y Gy,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

MELANCHOLY DrsAsrER.-1hc Portland Advertiser
gives The following account OF a ,cari-reHdIng occur
renee. which toJk place ia that harbs: Oh Tuesday
afternoon /:
Five NOrNG LADIES DROyNED-Wc have a
melancholy duty 10 perform to-day Ia crcO,Jing ihs sci
and distressing loss OF lives IN oar h.rtor Yesterday
afternoon. Fire y0u-g Ltfics. 6efgf "a ne ages Of
etrrsa aud eighteen. suddenly. unexpectedly, Ia a mo-
mci; rs IL were, launched inio eIcrn'y. Tna paui.
cuirs OF his melancholy event ao briefly iold. though
~saickingly painful TO rclatc.
"Thc G1Sgcr, always considered one &c Tho Sliestl
ami best boats belonging 10 tue c'y. igIt The wharf
early in the afternoon. To VIE ne three SIM, : coupos-
ing the squadron wa icit ~ ye-icr!1r. Tn fngaic
we believe; >. oeeh VISITED, an! n "a was aron1ssJ
in N. t'vdr t3o'clock tue Banner hi .'s;,o I
IL, iS'iiri. and those un h,ard had laulol -
'rn'i three die hoat was mailing ia- The civ. 81 go
aooli ono hHndr'd rods frJm the Island a ,bi,o s.,aii
~ y q Called. struck The cop o. the ..,I. which va, noi
I%tsciNen OF lei. % mo . on boar. except in me can.
sizing OF ite boat The Banne, went d,,n ,,sra S ~ !
AUS. iol''hs me 'o:cs above water.
mere Nero nm e pcTso.is on lonrl 6ys vonu, ,,l
"V1 " me Cuiay' another young lady in he stern. A. n,
.hen. dnI a lal fifteen or sixteen vr,n
]" young aides in the cuddy were droy.nct
iant. WIN VI q" ihv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

Br0pcbii We noticed souc time $50 The scncrll
prevalence of this ctf"d~c am 'ng clcryyEcn. and the
difficulty Of asCcTtadIIHc "u a.. ctual remedy Tor a.
Mr.. Comm. Professor oi ElucuGon. now in the -;
iclIvvcs tha; the mIlady scisc- from an in9ropG
oG public speaking, as u resarts uiicrluce. -
he adoption Of a system in accordp. W." 49,
nrp1ch:,is may be avoided or c.
-. - ave the subject for the con
sidera'ion of those y naaI,,c, ..o-
~ PsF ofntpsi baneiul tendency, especially 10
-. tcaie constitution. if prosecuted regardless Of
'taws OF measure. The laryn1 (the primary organ
II Inc voirr) performs the double function. Of an air
iubc and m Organ-suhseryient tu production or
SOUND. The hrst - essential to respiration. tho latter
10 vocaliiy. A peril clly undisiurbel RESPIRATION is
compatible with the il,w ol energetic discourse. The
speaker having the ability To preserve measure will
never Ind himself Of a loss, or be ia the slightest
d gree iEcImiaolciG r want uf breath; he will Inc nj.
ways o5e To apply force with foil effect where iti Is
needed. AID wHh that which is of sill greater imoor.
49, ce-saiely 10 health and very o.ien To life. r,
tIe iilpnr;Incc of measures, with regard 10 The ...I,n
aud s1ttty Of persons devoted 10 public g,,aLfnnI
,eTvcs another consideration. Cunp< r,e emis.,on a.,
sound ius?,Fnuon caHnoI take ,.ace. Nv the mao.
sared action ofihe heart. : certain q Iantiiv OF blno is
brought by zach Of lis p.isIliprs To ia, lungs. which.
~ u comes III contact Hnh the inspired ar. under
goes a process OF reno6atIOn hy he inhIiing of ar lrea
simultaneously with Oh sconiact and inspiration. The
in"vlng powers etiJrnll 10 Tho chest together with IN,
nnscl ., elevate and degrees the chest by
alternate aciioI. 80 regulated as d cofrespond Nnb Ib.
nuisai'ohoi the head. Hnd consequently wnh the no1.
lng of Roe blood from line heart 10 the L1rHyr A, no
obserNe ed There can he no Inspiration during The
process OF uferance. Speaking should. therefore. be
managed rs no, 10 ca.se The slightest impeachment
. the tgfaT aud eFzt ociho vital faiI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
J. Il. WHARTON Eiiior and prop rieror.

Trrns-yhe Tn-wcc&ly rapcr - Published on
rsaesi,ys. rhnr@llys AMI Stinn!a,- al S. per annum
IA 0lyanceI or s. nj IA, cni of the ycu. 81 ir sin
VI mis- 10 subscriber received tr a less term than
ak rpnisS.
The Vec'ly paper. the Western Virginia Times Is
puSli.hkd GA "Wednesday n - 50 PEE annum in at.
y'nycyo OF 81 q IA, p,l Nithin one month from the
hcgi9l.ng o.the wear. Eoncw suh~vrIhers willie re-
rtyfl. except sach "a pay in aivance. F'r 6 months
Il 90 s'avarahls charged. No suhSc riher received
9 ( a los term thla six months. and NO paper discon.
y,Uci. except at the discretion Of the publisher. until
o. arrcarsrvs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
VERMONT ELECTION.

Mach was expected by the wings in other Safe,
from Tho Green Mountain Boys at the election on
I"esday lsi inst. bat they have exceeded the m,,l
Na"gnine expectations Of their friends. The result .,
=, o'1Ws' Wing Governor and Lieut.. Governo.
'rselCa ny about Ten Thousand maiorty-llasi yeas
only 25ol) Senate, whig~ % 10 2 locoocos-las,
year - 10 ~. House Of Representasi ves. over IOD
my'rdy-last year only about & or 10 maipri,v. 81
hcs' oi all; the wings have elected the entire dclcg,.
""a 10 Congress consisting oG five members. being n
wig gam OF two ~ the iih and 5h districts, in place
of Messr'. John SMITH and IS,,c Fletch.- 100
This Is a clean swcop ipdeed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
From ms NcY YORK a7Yme, o,J S,o..

"a A"H fHcS 0hI Nf0P"
me M'"treat HcoalI. a rab,d To y - ~
80 ,"''rd % ue republican institution. .;,,s. .tI
&c "'I''s Innovations of our ~Democr,tc IL
- anu recognises IA his a5soIufsn sone,bi,(tIN
a.. IT'S own motions of the divine rn,It."
- nS let The Herald spenk for ITSELF w
{" piper - the lS.h vi The olIo,,in-
'ynISd 10 Ihe qriIcls from H. N -,
"hich appeared IL, The Times a iS..1 XIV
The people Of ihc United States
mlch rs iliey please, bat II Is not 10 ba
ionhied that their destiny is now in R.u'mgn
i"d'vIdnal 10 whom Ills Article allu les. sfTMe
10 The possession Of The sword, PresidAn
rcn has how, by ihc L7depeadeHf Sub Too Ian B1-
led mat oi The purse; and, if any fuub II he ai-
as intentions are required. look for se "'rs Of
eeohlmendaion To the last Congress Of, y L," I'd his
'"o hH"dred thousand men. Havip., a1ny
ulsPusable force IN constant seTvic. ~ ms
u hs own Great ng. an, him.,T crrao ~
in-ehief' possessed too Of a civ, bsjg.s Jomaander-
'ory 'housand ofiiee-holders. aud aid.i H. 49, dtnnuo..ing
over van Buren, may laugh at ms ,,o.oon, Nnsyed
tesalt who eau doubn 'H"hene' aud ihO
"A Jad'c,ops distribution AZ s,,B
,~Iea zee wig States ~H ssobe N. Pcs'Ig =
y pote' 20 control me eeeiioAs a. M po1s or tj,ss~g
"Oif republican n~eighbors. fhe,ee,rs. NAV ,..t
,'ep're Tor ihe change. should Van Biren b, Ielec,od
of The second time"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

E'c;Hvernor TazeweIl OF Virginia. hiss wrirvan n !et.
=, a. GeciarNg his intention of oIing Cor Mr.. Van Buren,.
= -, /" sNeHs. iorgoiIon the tima when. sIeasinp
~ va. . an nt,en, he said:-"H has deceived rs ogc,
-"at Is hsJ aLt-D he deceiUes rs again IL NIL r.,
"TS lHzewel nay be disposed 10 be deceived
'H' more oui 'ho people generally, are fully deter.
rue " D: again H,ce3veI b. the simc individ.
NJ, : sa.l 20 ne wen understood ia virgnIu, thu,
sri'es hom The fact that Mr. Tyio and moi 4 m.cIr vs.
eIee'od |" fun az vice President Oh The Wing T.ckc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
HOLLANDS LIFE OF VAN BUREN,.

Our readers will recoIleci that committee IN iii.
n'is. some time since. asked Mr.. Van Buren certain
questions uFon political topics. and amongst Others.
whether HOhans life Of nim was correct. He dec,u-
Oh answering until the life referred to was submitted.
under ihe prcicncc OF their being spurious copies.
Wen, The committed sent him Ihe COPY, aud the elcc.
ton 10 HAT state has passed. and now the President
has sent them a reply-iic concluding paragraph Of
which s a. m.lo,ys
The publication sent 10 me b. Mr. Alexander. i, a
genuine c2Py9 The first edition II Profss5, HaH4sfs
"orf. ] herewith return o.. with the remark. ihai il
was written without communication with ma. Igt con.
ioins. Is Jar as f; goes. a substantially ooFrect ni,.ory A
M political course.
am gentlemen. respectfully.
Your obcdient servant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
From The PonspHe Miners JgnrnaI.

BLACKS NTH z -
or a LETTER r. TIE EDirOR paTEp.
bLOOM-BURc, August 2sih. fS40.
bear ST I've had "A very large meeting in la.
vile sa Monday, IN Catawissa on T1esday aoJ y,
ins place last eysuin (. Her was srno1.ci 80 =" a. a.
us Da..e count a. % was reported at the Gaia.
VISA WJetnS mat a reply would b. made by 5. A.
Hieadly, Esq lawyer, and also by Mr.. oVepb, n,
Edisr OF the Columbia County DemoCraf"-o
large number came over To Cat1Ui.so 4, hsor r.
! ftply, and al camille hg1t the meanpg opeoed 80
aif. NHob was on the ground taxing no,es Nr
Ieti al m cOmnc3ceinont Of his speech: sad
lhat ne understood a reply would be mada. aud h.
invited oae-he challenged the whole party a, d.nv
"hat ne asserted, and % his Documents were f1Ise
Webb took notes all me time Sfr. B,er was encaL
ing; when Mr. y. had flushed he called fr 4 repiv
lno slld ne h1ped there would be one, and that Il
'eo Mas none; u was = iact acknowledgment
.hat what he said was true. Mr. "a. waited for a
,tp 20 ne minutes; he Thea sung a son 10 allow
n LOS tine TO get rcady-theu invited again a re
'py-ther then called on Mr.. Webb 10 repiv. but 10
vas nowhere 20 b. Gund-"It vas like calling M
spirits from The mighty deer" Thev called hyt ~ -
vain HT. Bacr here s1ii. 10 Give inc g., Dutln
LI'ne ne would sing another s1nai having G1isbcJ
ne again called on the Van Buren, parry FOR a re-
ne" ~ ice. Alter waiting about half an hour. NJ.
baer t01 carr come it Mssyr' and then len the I
49,, ~ 3lo,u1sDutE band, cOmpO-rd Of both
,ln3 Ost Master Of this place being one oil
thenD. !urn"d out and went Down TO CataWiss, ~ |
,nffi ~. baer and escort hIm 20 that town. 1 ann
~ NtIY tbreiiening iettsr was sent 10 the Posi-
haster warning him against turning out with m,
oahd 7, esc0Ttthe Blackspnh. This, h owever. had
n contrary effect from what was aItfcipated, h.
was p w determined 20 aB;-he said he was ~, n.
olciated 20 BY any set OF mem he went, and In
& aiawi5sa produced the letter for the fpsperti,, 81
,i pifucs such a mao - Bernard Rupert. poe,
y dsltr 81 bi10msburs, COl1mbII county. He fs n
5tf9ng van Buren man, but he Is HE own msstor q
3no tnicnds 70 remain 80; n we had uorc s4cb In.
spiuts % would b. better for our cYr1tro. &
~ Dtnvilo where neatly OIL the Office holders I'll ,
nc county are, an attempt was made TO iigfur, ths ,
uecune BY some few OF the barn burner -b,t u
id nJtaiccecd. lean assufoiYOu hat tha msIteirs !
Working hu'iv, but severely on The ON RI bofJo.l n
The pc lpic want oheir The Office b,lIors vusb t,lL
leesi y i''fn lbNirt SIcccss . tI~Dtckyys M u