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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-13
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND.

The steamship Great Wesisrn, Captsin
Ho,k;s.. arrived at New York on the 80
inst. lS dsys from Bristol, bringing London
dates to the l5lb, Liverpool TO the I4lh,
and later dates from all parts Of the eon,in-
ept. The dates from China are later, and
the news in general is interesting.
In the House of Commons, on the 18th
Of April, on the motion Lord J. Russell, an
address was ordered 10 be presented to her
Majesty, praying her Majesty to direc, thu!
the correspondence received relating TO the
American boundary question be laid before
the House.
In answer to Sir r. Peel, Lord }. Rus
sci stated that the documents relating TO
the American boundary had not been print
ed because they had rot been received from
Mr.. Fox before they had appeared in the
American newspapers. The papers which
had since been received would be laid on
the table before the adjournment.
Hostiities were said to have commenced
between England and Sicily.
The difficulties with China continue, with
no prospect Of a settlement
Cotton has not improved. or has there
hees much decline, except in inferior des-
cripiions.
An order in Council has been issued, au-
thorlzing reprisals upon the Chinese com
merce.
Parliamen, had adjourned to the ooh
April.
DR.. Lardner, who eloped with the wife
of a Mr., Hesvysides, was followed by the
husband, caught in Paris, the guilty wife
taken home by her father, and the Doctor
soundly thrashed, aud left covered with
wounds.
The overland mail from Bombay arrived
at London on the 9Th April in 36 days,
bringing dates from Canton to the SIh Jan
uary. Lord Auckland arrived at Calcutta
on the lth Of February, ani was actively
engaged in forwarding and completing the
preparations against China. The expe-
dition was to be ready by the Ist Of May.
and was to consist Of The following troops
The 2lt and 24th regiments, with two
regiments of native Infantry from Bengal,
one reg in,ent of the lire, four of native in
fantry, one regiment of artillery, and one oi
engineers from Madras, and one regiment
Of the line from Ceylon, making in the
whole force Of about 10000 men.
IL was the opinion Of The best informed
persons that the object of the Governsr
General was rather to alarm than to sub
due the Chinese, and to bring them to n
proper sense oflhe value of English com
mcrce and friendly relations. The whole
armamen, was to be placed under the com.
niand Of Lieut.. Gen. Sir II. Arbulhno,,
while Generals Oslander aud Walker would
act under his orders.
There was no probability of a renewal OF
the trade with China. Lin had issued at
order prohibiting the introduction Of Eng.
lish goods in foreign vessels.
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From the Journal Of Commerce.
NEW YORK MARKET, SiruRpIy. Nav o.

(Spril 0! the mornings Revievs)
Potashes have fallen 10 - so, with small sales
Coffee is in moderate demand from the trade with
out change in prices. Dry Cod has arrived large
" and sold at 81 25a371; Sales of Mackerel at 81
-, , rs and 8 25. Genesss Flour sold al So aud
4 "a, for common brands. and parcels 10 arrive
were offered still lower. Southern Flour may be
quoted at 4 81 and IS Wheat is scarce north
ern Rye steady at SIS and SIC; Oats being wanted
for government supplies, have advanced 10 4Oc fol
northern and 3oc for southern; North Catolin'
Corn sold at 5iIa55c; Jersey at 55a56c. Molasse
Porto Rice, 2sa30Ie: Matsnzas, 23a23A. $500 bbi
Whale Oil sold at 32I cts, and small lots to Ih
trade at 33c. The sales Of Linseed Oil have bee,
large at 55c. cash, and 5Sa60e time. Olive Oil .
Io5c There !. a good demand for Beef and Perl
apd prices are rather better. No change in III
condition OF Spirits. Sugars remain inactive. N
recent sale of Whaebone. The Packets 10 Eos
and have plenty of freight offered then.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Touched at Deal, I2,h ult. ship WIN. Esg', Coe
Of this port, from Havana, snd saHsd iof nam
tafg
mond from this por-the 2. b has cleared VIII
her inward cargo for New Orl.sos.
CI1 a. New cri.sr-, 27'h uh orig. Ssar'ors
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INVASION OF TEXAS BY 1000
MEXICANS.

From the Ntw Orleans Bee AprH 2sth.
The steam packet Columbia, Capt Win
die, arrived here last night from Galveston,
bringing Houston dates up to April 2lst.
When the Columbia left, orders had been
ISSUED to collect the militia and march them
ON to the frontier. Every third man had
been called out.
Extract of a letter from Major Thomas G..
Western, Of Austin.
BExAR, April ], lS40.
Things are fast coming to crisis. The
Federalists have again been defeated at Mo-
retos, q small town about fifteen leagues from
the Preside Of the Rio Grande, BY Gen.
ArIsta in person. Danales, with about J. 80
men who escaped, is on his way to this
place. The messenger who arrived here
yesterday, ef, them on the Leons. also re-
ceived letter from San Fernando, three
days ago, in which the writer speaks Of the
INVASION Of Texas as a thing 50 certain that
whoever would doubt it would be laughed at.
A great number of Cherokee Indians are
among the Centra,is,s.
General Ampudia, with five or six hun.
dred cavalry, has already passed the Rio
Grsnde, some thirty miles below Lsreno.
BExAR. April 3, IS4O.
Il has resulted with my last conmunica
,ion as I anticipated, that it would not be
believed, nor will it be believed, ill Be1ar
). destroyed and plundered. We have GER
tain intelligence brought here by Mexicsns,
who have come in from Rio Grande, thai
our territory is already invaded by the cen.
,rnl army, about two thousand strong, with
eight pieces Of artillery, and we are expect.
ing their arrival here every day-that i.
those who believe the report.
CocHaASE's BOMB CAsSoN.-The exhi-
brtions Of Caehrans's model for n Paten
Bomb Cannon, have been made at The Uni.
ted Stale. Arsenal, Washington city, before
hos, Of Judges and Of amuteurs. The re.
suit WAS triumphant. The firing IS said tC
have been SO rapid-tbe shots tread so close
" on each others heels, that three balls were
sometimes in the air at the same moment
A report Of the last Of the exhibitions state,
,hs, the frs, thirty Two discharges were mad,
within fsvr minutes ; seventern discharge
Afterwards followed in two minutes, twcni,
seconds, then eight we're made within min
ute, aud last Of all three in the third of q min
ute WIKI this c.isrity, when shells ane
hollow shot come to be fired, it is supposed
that any ship Of war may be sunk ere sh'
can either fight or ay. Il will be \ vollsy o
,hunderbolis. which nothing we know Of ca,
stand against. The new cannon has n re
vol,Ing breeeh with three chambers; an,
does not heat in firing. 1t requires neirhe
rsmrod nor We, s~ns -nd can be fred b,
elk men while the ordinary enunon take
eleven thus saving sll the ralions and ps,
ofso many men. The Military Commute
Of The House Of Representatives are sbou
20 recommend the building of = sixty fm
pounder Which oil cost ten Thousand dol
i,-.. ~ order to pr, 'be sf,ir completely Il
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GF~Ths feds once tried TO eat Mr.. Clay into
the Presidency, and failed. They are now on
the drinking taek--snd calculate 10 make Har.
rison President BY gnzzling sour cider.
Ner Hdren Col REGISTER.
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SUicide.-A Mexican girl, nsmedG sudalops
Lass. said TO have been the mos, beautiful wo-
man in Texas l-tsl, killed herself in couse.
qucncs OF her mother insisting upon her marry
ing a man she did not love. She shot herself
thr0ugs the heart with piuol--N OIL. Bee,
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A CARD.
Commission and Auction Store.

a 5'HARLES N. TiLLEY has taken the store
" at the corner Of Washington Square and
Thames Street where he will be happy 10 receive
goods of all kinds 10 sell commission or at Pub
he Auction. His charges sha be reasonable and
prices to suit the times Auction Sales stts nded to
in any par, OF The town, at short notice.
Newport, May 9Th, lsio
FOR SALE ON COMMISSION.
$4,000 Spanish Cigsrs-hiaichlsss Ssna,ive,
aud other articles.
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M dTrtt0

At Nsw.York. on Tuesday morning bih inst, by
the Rev Mr.. BreDnef OF N Y. Mr. William A.
Barber to Miss Louisa +. Brown, daughter OF Mr.
Jvhn Brown all Of this town.
In New York on Thursday last. by the Rev. DR.
Knox Frank S. Gorton 10 Mary, daughter Of Geo.
G. Clarke, Esq, Of Providence
At Brooklyn, ~. Y, ON Thursday evening Both
uIt by the Rev. MIR. Spencer Lieut. William
r. Ts,!nr. u S. Navy, to Caroline A. daughter ol
G. old s Siliman. Esq.
At Somerset. on Sunday evening last, Mr. Jooa
than Gardner Of Suansey, TO Mss Sarah slade. o
SoneIset, Mas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-13

Nrw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, May ith.
[Repor,ed for the New York Jour Of Commerce
At narkc, 500 bead OF Beef Cattle, $50 from
the South, balance from this stale "a Mlcn Cows.
and l25 Sheep and Lambs
There was brisk demand for Beef, and all sold,
at 81 to $40. averaging ~ the 100 ID; iurIhec
advance Of soc.
Mich cows were all sold al $25. so, and SAC
each. Sheep and Lambs were in good dema nd
and all taken; Sheep at $21 10 81, and Lambs al
S2to 81.
Hay Sales by the load at G2 10 60 cents the
100 lbs
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, May 4

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot, ]
At market I25 Beef Cate. 10 Cows and Calves
$50 Sheep. and GOO Swine. 40 Beef Cattle and all
the Sheep were reported last week
Prices-Best Cauls-Nearly all the Beef Cattle
were purchased on Friday and Saturday; about
30 only were for sale this morning, consequently
sales were effected al an unusual advance; few
broushi as high ss7 80. We shall omit the prices
generally until the market shall have become more
settled
Cows and Calves-A few sales noticed, az $25
30, 30, and 35. Shsep-Prces not made public
Swine-Lots to psddle at A for Sows, and 81
for Barrows. Al retail from 10 7c.
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the test. II the trial succeeds it is supposed
that Coehrane's cannos will turn all The old
fsshionee ones out o: the market.
Bali. Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-13
S39E2PO0P
DYE HOU s f..
GIDEON BARKER g. CO.,
Silk, Cotton, and Woolen Dyers,

"TOULD respectfully inform their irends and
I w the public, (of Newport and vicinity,) that
they have Glted up n new DYE HOUSE with every
suitable cenvenisnce, siiunied on Tanner street.
east of the Friends Meeting House here they are
prepared to Dye and finish in the best possible
manner, the following articles, viz such as
Broadcloths, Silks,
Cassimeres, Grapes,
Mernos, Sattins.
CIrcassians, Pongees,
Bonbszins, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.
ALSO, permanent colors on carpet yarn, merino.
circassian. bombsziu, and Grape dresses; gentle
mems wooden garinen nts, such dress, frock and
great coats su,touts, vests and pantaloons-dyed
aud pressed, without tipping
They will also clean gentemens wooleD gar
nents ofcyery description, in q neat styte-nerns
aud cashmere shaws cleansed aud whiened, with
OF, injury to the border-carpe,s and woolsn tabls
cloths c.eanscJ sbo.
" An articles lrft at the Dye House on Tanner
street will receive prompt attsntion.
Newport April 22d, le40.
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+ o w N r A x,
W FINAL NOTICE.

yHNHE Subscriber give. notice to all person,
u whose TaxeSaro no, paid before the 2bih May
inst that he will then proceed against them accord
ing TO law
May II, ROBERT SHERMAN, 2d. Collr.
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w ~ sVNs toftfl
sag " adcerfised," as
separate bon.
Armstrong rhos.
Black Richard
Baker Jonathan
Baaister VIM Is
lIacheller VIM y
ball Nathaniel ID
Miss brownell Henrietta
Chappsll WIN L
Cory Caleb
Cook Daniel Sd.
Cogge-hall Ellery T
Chapin Seth
Cogseshall w lson
Card William
Crandsll James
Crawford Robert
Mrs-Chappell 1'arnsin
Crooker rh-bc
Crocker Phebe B
Miss--Clarke Nancy
| Coitrell Caiharin
Crhoucer Mary
Card Phebe A
Dnrfcs Thomas
Draper William
! Miss-Dodgc Luceita
! Deblois Jane Is
! Mrs-EastoD J. N
Fisher NJ
Green William
Gover Capt.
Mrs--Gray Edward
Miss-,;ilbau Lucy
Hopkins IIoibrook
Hazard Agent ssa Isl
Hall Edward
Hopkins Ezekiel 2
lIough James
IIoxis w. X
Hathaway Thos. NJ
Mp-lluddy Mary
Huntington Sara
Hazard SilNey
Aliss--lIaskins Mary Al
| Hazard Mary f
Jaques Stephen N
Miss johiison Lucy
King Ellab
King Augustus
Kel,on Jenckcs N
Mrs Keenan, Maria c.
isvell John J2
Iomis Thomas
Lyon WIN.
Mrs-Lawion Eliza
Miss-Inwton Sarah b
Moore Henry
McAlIister Daniel
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o. Persons calling for them mill please
say" odcerfised," as they are placed in a
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, n. T..
NAV LII lAin
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Stage BTNxN.
'PPoSI Hoo PEOPLL-s -

<> Two DNLY LINEz rss BAT
tesNxS-S "a TiNoBE. WASHING roS Cary. Pm
s4.S~~clS<cIN iNDELrHiN AND NINv NosS. D.,
the Way of the National Rua,
and Bllumore and Ohio Ruil Road.
The public respectfully informed that having o,
the Isl day ~ p last purchased ~ the Stage siuci
belonging 10 James Reesido & Co r,;r,-s on the Ma
nonal road. The Subscribers will continue - .un tx
same heretofore.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling ErENy ,ica~rNG
at O'Clock reaches Frederick second rno.irg a..
takes the morning line Of cars. reaching Baltimore same
afternoon ana proceeds 70 Philadelphia OF New York
same evening or next morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON; reaches FREDERICK second evening and
ia.es the mail line cars Immediately fr Baltimore.
where they arrive IN tts 20 take the morning lac Of
cSrs for Philadelphia end New York.
The proPretors Of TIC cbavc lines all reside en- the
route. and every attention. is PAID by them personally 20
the convenience and cumiort OF tIe passengers and
one OF them will always &c found m Wheeling. Cum
beriaad. Hager;oxn. Frederick end Sal:if.ore They
have the best of horses, superior Troy Coaches and
careful steady and oblgins drivers; Travellers may
therefore depend u7sn being carried through with Inc
utmost expedition and in the safest manner Their Oh
eci IS and always has heen. render their lines az
east e7soi 10 any in the United States.
10 Office srSt door above the Usited States Hotel
Water street Wheeling. Va
sep IL T SURIvER 4 Co
Losisv,E, Journal NIL copy Gsio4lt 81 icHIoUo,
md rtsrre his oE,.
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NLW AKRANGt-NENT-is40-

LSSrESS2 NJ NRRANGE It,\ T
$50 THREE DAILY LINES r0R
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON CITY, PFILA
DELPHLi Gad NEW YORK E1!ruo-fiserg
SPeeaH q. s. MAIL CHARIOT LLNE-7uRrr
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs tRrOuGh Jo Ralufocrchv contraciin - hours,
the only line that g.. I'D
leaves Wheeling every marniug : - O'clock
akesthe mai AL roae cars Frederick. aTTy,E In
ia ltlmoTe second morn ne (Gom Nheelinc) takes
mail cars and reaches Philadelphia, Washington
cit. ere New Nurk same dqv
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. lodues WLccins
every evening, reaches Frederick SIC nd evening
takes the same mad cars 20 Baltimore, Washing
tor, PhIiodcl me- or New YuIk
RELLANCE LINE, bGUcS Wheeling euerV mo,
nlnS, reaches Frsd,ricN second morning. and takes
the mornin- line rail road cars reach Baitimaf,
same evening, and proceeds 10 Phladephia'or y
i'fh mex morning; or, a. the opiIor If . sscn
s'Is' taxes the evening mail cars al FrsG rick.
Inc subsc ibers have contract with the raj
roao company Ia carry their mails and pssso myers
rom FredeT ca, and every auangcm cnt has been
made IN insure comfort and REGULARITY. Tnr pro-.
IrlctoTs OF the above Inns reside rpvH the rnul 4
their personal attention, devoted 90 the business
| be found q; sWh~-i.nr, Wr~hi l!.,ou Pa Union
town, cumberland, HaCerstov n, and T.cd.!i. : -
IN addition 10 which travelling y cent. a. smplS,
cd, whose duty 4 u "a pass along the route en-
MY 70 su2eTnfend the lines.
Printed ruis ond regulations for the benefit %
'Is's 1g'rS VIII be fpraIshcd en- application at Doc
once on water street, below U. fu;el on at the
N;r-nnia Hotel Whcthns.
april STOCKTON, MOORE, FALLS & co
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hR NOODLES CELENRATIH -.

- male PtUs EPsc Fills IRE stfoal'v recon-
=, nu'd 70 IN, NJ ice OF ihs ladies % sgfs aid
hel'Nt r'mery IN removing those cornpis MS
rrnisr - thclr sex from want Cfexercisc o. gen.
"a. actil " of the System, ObssrHctions Sur rres
"ons, an' lrrcrulauty CO tie Aecsss, ~ tie sare
que slFonStheHigg, cleansinS, aud wing tone 20
ne niGrach s1d Bowel, and ? oducine new
any IN y create Appetite, correct InGI.Cs5D 81
move Hlddin"s-. ard Nervous ffeadachs and --e
rhIch stres EeWa,es - IA eh the "Tlin g
- TIey ohyi'ie cOslN ness, and counter CT a.l
HYs'ericai and Nervous Affections. likewise 6asri
soo.hlaS a'd ana p- Ssnent relief IN Floor Aitus
or Whites. and IN the rnOs obsunaie cases Of CeIc-
. esIs. or tfToen Sickness, thew Invariably rcs,o-s
he ps.Ao and delicate feraas ~ hesiin aad y!s-
These PILE have gained the sanction and 20.
)rSh1uo0 Of the most eminent PHYSICIANS II he
NY 20 Their cxuIord nary eihcaey TO married fe-
nalcs; whose eNpD'tstiGFs OF the teuderest ~ ig.s
'!lI- may be truly esteemed tass!ul boon They
Don ren3yatesi functional tebItity. and 4 taken
scardlns 10 eiEsc,loas, ohviat" a., mprbiJ gcuon.
'n"v dlspei that lSoms 49, dsa greer bic -easatian
owmon 10 ie~al:s 81 osch mouthiy Te'urr, ,ke-
. - tre utEd nj psigS ~ the back, side az .Ciny
Gey geuO-allv cguuttr-,t the nau-e,, yonilnr
other nervous Affection IN ca!orosis or eretT,
EEnS'-. ~ 4tw Csvs aud !. CO.. t.nuec accord NJ
drsc'ons' .opc sisci perfect .urs. Nothing
ttsEnaI!y enc sous IN reciu lna the po5 aud
c. female no hls been GlrIn- her life Irrpeu!-T
70 s'nslIs". o. the FENaIE PILLS. These
'uls lny'sotsio the VII le system improve tie me-
npEs ~llvea III" INNS glGat'On, create sppe-
le' aud ~,tore trsrqu.' TCpCse. Many hurGft2
SnaiHs cen tasif OF the' ef5cacy, ano mLuy
ny siCans IN ih> clfv, a. ESQ throughout tu- Cri.
Ell STAGE cSn bear testiN' nv "a Ihp'r ulcy.'s tEt
aura r-!IR~y VIZ MS 1Acy SIC inyal Goie 10 ei-
e~lrt IN relaX-d fema IS :, no no 10 r.rea,.d ard
hicG'i Ilasu'e e slCted with weakness .,i
1hrWTies. m which casc tnsy hsniy vs-igl
UeNcihsnirC al tie same trle the stomach, tho
alton.
This medicine is ACKNOWLEDGE 10 be ore or the
aost VaiuAs.s ever o. covered, Euryh"T Of III,
MetGCg as succE!uc y Alternative.
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F.ET'EeT' .~EDECE.TEiN,
hR. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS. ~
lEEES + Nc; AND sPPLICABLETO TIT
~ f,NsT'l n WITH

ARR lCTtD WITH
Diseases ~ the Stomach, o., Nsrrss:
! Such - bys3spsla either Chronic or Casual IN
! dor iha wc5st symptoms # rsstes~ness 10 Un.ss
ol SHiIils ar ;eas,ai Emac,auoa Consumption
| whether OF ihe Lungs or Liver, Liver afectioas
I JauEGice. both Eil'ary 01d SpasmpaIc c0st,vs-
worms 80. 81 cyr'Y 'a5lgiHi Rheumatism; vhe;a
! PANS m the hc. A. Back, iluh- spo ste. ly,5us
Fey,:. Scarlet Fever, Pu'r;d Sore ,1roa'. Yeser
! Ader,es. Nervous lrr'tsl...iy, Nervous -sskoe.
} Hys;e'i,s, = !, Dollo"Icux; Cramps Female Oh
mon or Humid and re by Or the Naoo2.ng
Asthma, Grave, sad D!oosy.
"he Blood has hitherto bc.n Conscience b,
ErIicrs aud others a. he greet re. ulaicr Of the
hrnlt syser.. Src susn ls the dsvoredness If H.,
adher. that erroneous doctrine that t-ev con.
ttnt Themselves with 'he simple poSS. s>iun 81 a.
:aliacO'.s olinl' ~. vlttp sIqulrlns into the mi
may Sources f-n-n hence Life, Health. and NJ.
uur enar1 O. an4. ee rcrSd Pain SICKNESS a.. q =,
sud death. Not 80 With 1T. Hunt. VII, Sc txteU-
~Ne research AID GT1cucal experience so eminent
cen one Of the most use'u! mem ers. lie con.
trnds--and = m. rnents rei. cnou viii convince
any rrasonl- mird Of he correctness Of lis VIC we
that he stomach yer, and the assoc, ed o-glns
tie griu ar ard great rcSul tors Of health anc
ina the bi''u m very m nv rs lncrs - dependsni
gr hr.e GRAMS. ara hat unless YediciBe reaches
thr root Of he disease The superficial aaOGyr e.
usually prescribed, serve but - ioits cover the
r,vrgcs of deep rooted maladles. Under theS. co.
vicuous - IN, expense of wears OF chs. apr iics-
non, he doctor has scUverst medicine whose
seaTrning powers are irresistible, and ~ prescribing
q - Win o ka ~ dye otis u-InZ radical cure
oithc various dis a.es already enumc-a d even II
a'pucd n the most cri'icll CSs,s, but lie does not
pretend 10 s~CtIhe %
HUNTS POTAN1C PILLS
a suCCr natural agency, aim .suCh from Tosi I've
cots within the know'edge nf hundrcas he X pre-
p7r"i 20 show. thst when .yeEy U;heT earthly rene-
81 has been even M.
HU MS BOTANIC PILLS
nave never hren k0own 10 IA! III efectigp two very
,r utyIrS results. that Cf raising rosi the bed OF
sickness and CIScuse those who have tested Then
'ihca"y and thus amply Iswa'dug DR.. Hunt tor
- az and anxious su.dy 10 attain this Ler.ec-
Ion Az me u aims At
The ~ - so-d nary surcess which has attended the
Ice "f HU NTS BOTA IC PILLS, IL The hest
uicTlon q! tnrlr SIC erlor virtues, They nave
'-cn the means of raI,iHg hos. Of anaUIssing a.
lenis f,vm the he'd Of affection rs is clearly ev!n-
ed ~ the fOi.owi1g
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NIOTICE.--By virtue Of thc provisions OF a Ger.
q tain Deed Of Trusi. executed By Matthew War
ren and bearing date the 30ih day Of March, n
Inc year 1893. and which is recorded in the Clerk
office Of Ono County, in Book p. page 352 the
undersgned will. the tn day Of April next, pro-
coed to sell the tact OF land. mentioned IN the SAID
Deed &C Trust and lying on tho Ohio river north OF
Whceling--boing the same tract which was conveyed
10 tn said Matthew Warren. Joeph Morrison am
Henry u. Hart. by Joseph Welchcrs and Cniharnc bis
wife. by Deed. bearing date The LIST day Of April
1897. and which Is also of record in the Clerks Office
Of Ohio County The said sale to lake place on the
rrerniscs between the hours OF IL O'Clock =. NJ nnd
I3P W. when ond where the terms of sale WILL b,
made known. DAVID ATKINSON, Trusi,e
feb It-9w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-04
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