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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
New Spring Goods.
A. ROBINSON g. co.


HEAVE lust returned from the East, and are
liza now receiving the largest, frettiest, AND
cheDest stock of British and American u Il
GOODS that has been exhibited in this marHsi
TOR years Our stock comprises every article IN
use such az
Cloths, Cassimers, and yestings;
British and American Prints;
Savage aud Chicope Cottons;
Super Prin ed Marseiies Festings;
Partaoon Stufis--the greatest variety
White Saitns, aud Coored Florences;
Satin Faced Vestines;
Gauze aud Silk Hnndk erchiefs and Shawls;
Cotton Hose and Hall Hose;
Satin Checks and Plain Cambrieks;
Super Ribbed Linen Drills;
Fine aud super Irish Linens;
French Chnizes aud Lawns;
Iickings and Osnahurg Coitons;
Penitentisry Plnids;
Marine Sbirting; aud
Rleached Goods--yery cheap;
And The greatest variety OF French Fancy Goods
we have ever offered to the public. Also, very
extensive stock of
Groceries, Hardware, Queens-Ware,
shoes, Boots, Hats, and Bonnets,
All which we offer to our customers, and the reo-
lie generally at astonishing low prices, to suit the
present hard times.
Anril . 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
Transportation.

On the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
FHYH E undersigned announces 10 the Millers and
Il Farmers of Berkeley and Jefferson that bis
arrangements have now been made for carrying on
the business OF Boating, 10 an extent, that Will en-
able him 10 facilitate the transportation OF produce
Of every description, either downor IN: and wiiha
view to the further accommodation OF the public, he
has determined to carry Flour from his landing 20
(ieofeetov n al the rate tpenty fee cents perbar.
ri and other produce IN pforoiuon.
lie will al all nmes puichase--and pay the cash
F2ouf. Corn Rge, Oats, Ctoger Seed, and every
ofher descr7rttoh 81 gr0duce usually caniedto the
ea-boa,d lor mas Ae---and foI which, evil GIVE
,he tdehestrriee WILLIAM shoRTT.
Augosi q 1885 LII
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

Brick 81 Las2ssOes'.

TENflE under sigeed beiug about TO build la,s
n Hotel at the berkeley Springs, WIN 49, 80
proposals, hetWeen this aud the lst OF Nosr"a a,d
for the necessary masonry Of he foundation az"
Tor the making and burning and building mo 'ns
wall Of about 800 900 brick: or It his plan shou''
be fully carried out. about 600.000. r.
lie wishes also eonliact for The dehv''! -.
quantity of we'll sessoned white and yellow p, ~
plank, scanilHe and timber at-ihe TOW" ~ pa ~
as soon as il can be conveniently done. b.'1rr
next spring. JOHN
Martinsbutg, Berkeley Co. Va
Oclober 3. 1839.--lf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
NOTICE.
MARTINsBuRG FOUNDRY.

yHyHERE can be bad. at the Foundry, on the
shortest notice, Mould-Boards OF different
kinds. Also, Mll-Gearing. Machinery, Windmi''
Irons, Hollow are--all Of which can be had on
.sort notice. All orders will be promptly attended,
to. All Gums under IS must be paid before INC ar
tieles can he moved, as it is too much trouble 10
sHEELER s. MCKINLEY
April 80, ls40,-d
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
NEW GOODS.

yuyHE .ubscribers have just returned from BAL
timore, aud are now receiving and opening
the cheapest stock Of Goods ever before brought TO
this market. They bough, their Goods enti'eiy tor
cash and therefore, will be able TO offer 'ueh IN,
ducements TO buyers that they cannot probably hh'
else~here Their stock consists in part Of.
Cloths, Cassimers, and Sattnetts- nnus9siy cheaP'
summer Cloths and Cassimers;
Blue Black, Jet Black, and Colored silks;
Victoria Painted Cambricks-new article;
French. English, and American Prints;
Peniteuiiary Plaids; Buraps;
plain and Twllej Ospaburgs;
Bleached, Brown, and Striped Cottons;
Together with all olhe, articles usually iouha ~
COUNTRY Store We invite the public TO call ana
examine our stock as we are certain It WIZ COM
pare, in point of beauty aud cheaPnes'' win any
other stock in this country.
o'"'' ' BURNS, LIKENs & co.
Anr;f an fSd0.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Es~sS
l;jIs
Nr,rJb ,,eef rorAry effhe Public Square,
North ,cest cor~rr # me Pabftc Square
Martinsbnrg. Va.


YEyHE subscribert,avlns ,atconsiderahirespen5
4 erected Neto and Commodions Brick H0-
keL at the northwest corner OF the Iubltr square
fronting on King s,rset) aud adjoining The Count
house res peciully f rms the citlzens 81 tAe to"i
aud county, and the travelling public generally, thal
ne is prepared and determined TO serve mem IA uS
line, in d mode not surpassed by any puhne hous'
N the Valley, and at prices nccom'nodaied 10 ihF
seneIal pressure the money market
Hs BAR is well Stored with the choicest II
auors, selected by himself in Baltimore; his !
BILE shall. al all times, be supplied WIN ne nes'
that our markets can afford; and the 81 ABLE is
under The direction ofoareul and attentive O-'l''s'
The CHAMBERS-furnishcd in elegant stlIr--
will ever receive thai attention due TO the dnfmlto'
ry ola gentleman. In word, every thing shaii De
conducted in first rate order
In the fcing up Of the United States Hotel, te
subscriber has had an eye chiefly 70 The eom'o't and
qualification Of the public, to whom he looks With.
confidence, for patronage, al once the reward OF
past endeayors and an incentive to future xerllon'
A ODEN.
Martinsburg, December 26 1889 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
HH.HNsYED.

~ ROUND ALUM, s. FINE SALT-Fer sale
w NJ the store of j. w. boiD
Anril 9 $50.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
DRTGGESI',

VETOULD respectfully invite The public gene
w rally, and Physicians particularly, to his
stock Of Drugs Medicines, SUITS, Pants, oils
&c. &C., a fresh supply Of which hs has JCst recei-
we'd, and intends selling as low as any other house
in the Valley. To prescriptions, and the prepaTa-
ton of any compound, be will give his particular
attention, and all orders attended to with snic,
exactness. Among his assortment msy be 'ound
the following articles, al OF which are OF the best
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
BURKE eS9Plssl3[ai5P
CONFECTIONERY q BAKERY.
GroterLrs an0 Gonfeett0narp,

which he teels hesitation IN recommending TO
the public as fresh aud eheoP. His stock consists Ct
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

The New York Commercial says:-Ihey remove
all morbid humofs and purify the blood.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

fry-Ail kinds Of country produce taken il es.
change FOR Goods-ior which the highest p,ice viii
be given.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

The New York Star says:-Brandreth' Pilis are
n medicine which their OWL intense worm VIII al
wsys secure for them large and ready sale ihey
nave de.ervedly high reputation; end as family
and snti-bilious remedy would be difficult to equal
Them among all the patsnt medicines Of The present
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
GYOCE HES.

NnLOUGH IRONS. & MoULDB0ARbS.-l
have iusi received, and efe' for sale a general
assortment Of Plough Irons, No ~ ana Y, Nifco'
mic MoulJbosrds, q London M1niegoa'as eas' a.
Tho Fnrnace of b. Blackford, & Son, Page County,
v'ra;n,a J. w. BOYD.
March 10. 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
RETRIBUTIyE JUSTICE.

The Pennsylvania House Of Representa-
,ives on Tuesday last expelled Il. b. Nc
Elwec, a member, for gross personal insult
on Mr.. Higgins, q member from Norlhnm-
berland, viz splitting in his face. Tho reso.
luton of expulsion was passed, after debate,
by a vote of SO to 26. This is the same
Thomas B. McElwee who threatened to rozc
to the ground the U. 5. Bank, aud to s'rew
salt upon ts ashes--lhe same man who
headed the lawless Harrisburg mob Of Loco
Foco rufiians when they forced the Senate
Of Pennsylvania to seek safety from Their
Jacobn violence in flight-thc same con
splrator who planned the destruction OF the
Philadelphia troops by gunpowder-in short
,he same Col. McElwec who hos for years
been governed by the most turbulent and
unruly passions, and whose whole career has
been but a succession Of outrages in the
Representative Hall against the pence and
dignity of the body to which he belonged
The House of Representatives of Pennsyl-
vania has degraded him forever by iorma
and dlsgraceful expulsion from that body.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
DE A + II 8 4.

In This town. on Monday morning last Hon. VIM. w.
greeborp aged 10 wears. lie was Hn nssocis- judge
oC ,h, Court OF G Conmon Pleas and for msny years
yery useful member Of our Town Council.
In NbJdlrtovn ON the goth ut, Miss Mary Barker,
d,ushtrr or th. late Robert Barker, of Portsmouth, r.
IN tho sOth wear ofher age. Her sickness was Of long
.,d Ipgatinp nature which she bore with gfent de-
gr,e Of necnco nnd resignation to the divine WILL
when sensible of being tho confines OF eternity she
was enabled to say, am willing To depart sud her few
suryivinr friend. IRE consolcd With the thought that her
immortai ,pir, is now rest with its Creator. Gown
Al Jamestown, on the lith inst, Mrs. Abigail Doug
In, In the a5th wear her arc.
In Tiyertou on Sunday morning bth inst sudcenly,
Mr. Pardon smith, aged 6l yerrs.
Al North Kingstown, on wednesday, the Sth hshni'
,f.r long and most ds'rsssng illness which she bore
viii, ,he resignation aud hcfs OTIS Chrisi7h Wis sally
,rnsn,er daughter Of the late Capt frsnos Carpth'
ter, aged ~ years. -, r. -,
p, ,esrs MIR Edes formerly resided ~ h, Town, hnd
about l7e7 established Newspaper called the NV
roaT JJxr IN which hc nub he'd for I'VE or SIX years
,,be, Il " ~ disc roninusd Tor want of rnirnnags-s
wa. prob.ly III hs time of bis death the oldest frhr
In the Untcd states - - ., .,,..,
| In t,,r,E,rd 81. on the 18th Msrch. Ahhvi edes,
saush,e, Nj, Frsaci. Rchrnond IN the l7ih year o'
her se, Ioyob n 0 r. and blessed w deaih 'hcugf
,tsert rror, u. she ~ present we canro' Doubt wun
he, k.J..rner ~ glory. m the dry preceding hei
d.,,s an. ,u,n,d ,a her s'h.r, and 9TH oot NV =
Heaven ID" WHAT are 80 ws,iips f| po~' is'hs'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

The Whig caucus which was held
here on the evening preceding the cleo
tion. ought not to be passed over with
out word of remark. At very early
hour, the house was crowded in every
part, and speech after speech from the
Young Men who were just entering
upon the stage Of political life, inspired
all present with the best hopes of sue
cess in the campaign which has just
triumphantly ended, and in that to which
we are all looking with intense interest
in the fall. Among tho speakers were
MIR. Charles Cornell, Of Portsmouth.
His remarks were full Of sound sense,
and would have done infinite credit to
almost any speaker. George G. King,
Esq. also made an excellent speech
after which Mr.. WIN. II. Henderson,
addressed the caucus for some 90 min
utes upon the general policy and course
of the past and present administrations.
1t was pi'hy and appropriate to the oc-
casion. He was followed by Mr.. WIN.
ID. Lake, who also gained great credit
in this his first effort at caucus speak
ing. lie canvassed the claims Of boil,
political parties in a clear and compre-
hensive manner, and wound up his
speech in good style by admonishing
the Wings in the words of the lamonted
Lawrence, not TO gire up he ship! A
speech from Mr.. Charles Lawton ir
his usual effective manner, afterward.
concluded the meeting
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
TT z M 8.

The body of child Of Mr. Bates, Of Abing-
tor, has been recovered from the wreck oi
the Lexington. The ill-iated boy was only
four years old.
Den. John Whitman Of East Bridgewotel
hus entered upon his one hundred and sixth
yeur in good health. lie was born March
II, 70. S. 1875.
The Abolition Convention at Albany ha'
nominated james c. Blrney, Of N. Y, to
Preside Mt of the United States, Thos. Ear, o
Pennsylvania, for Vice President.
TRrAsusY Norrs.-Tho amount Of Treas
ury Notes, which have been issued by tn
Treasury Department under tho acts of 1887
% and 30, is SI9,597, ,0sG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
The following conmunieatioo was deferred
last week for want Of rsom.l

The following conmuniea,ioo was deferred
last week for want Of reom.l
Mr. Editor -
The Lecture upon Agricultural Education,
from Mr.. Piiman, Of Providence. postponed by
rain. came Oh very finely last evening. Many
who thought, we suppose. the subject dull. s.aid
away not recollecting that the dullesi themes
grow bright whsn handled with good faith and
love. but this is no dull subject The finest
verses Of Virgil wero given 10 Husbandry, and
some Of the most beautiful essays IN our Ian
guags, which rank with our richest classics, are
upon Gardening. Mother Earth inspires those
who approach her in devout and humble spirit,
and there are diamonds in the soil, rs well as
stars in tho heavens. We cannot attempt to give
general ,iew Of this Lecture. We heard II
short history Of agricultural schools, and many
interesting facts Of their origin and founders. II
Ia SAID that society are looking bnck. from the
crowded cities and Offices aud manufactures, To
the fields. II n young man can gam good edu-
cation. aud pay his expenses, al the same time,
by labor, " hich keeps his body in II healthy
stale (; and f his faculties are sharpened and rem
dcrcd vigorous by this noble dependence on lis
own exertions, what Is 10 prevent lair exps'l-
ment, now, when 50 many minds are thirsting for
know lodge, and so many are poor, from the pres
sure Of tho times j. it not by farm schools that
the idle boys from the streets Of our cities are TO
bs educated, aud tho vicious rscaimed'- Look
at the experiment in Boston. Is it not BY race
Of well educated farmers and mechanics, that our
FREQ institutions arc TO be supported The Poo-
pic will not listen to professed speakers. nor will
they hear Office seekers with any sort Of conf
dcnce. But let one Of their own trade and rank
address them, or a regular farmer, or "lsboring
sb..s 10 haur upIr sint t..l l..al
or the first they say "It is his business 10 talk,
and as people sit cooy and hear the most solemn
appeals from the pulpit cloquence that it would
seem ought 10 melt hearts Of stone, perhaps
this coldness and apathy may be explained by
tho though, in thu mind Of the hearer, tha, 81, il
his business to talk" We " ish more could have
! heard this delightful Lecture. b.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
.MEMOR.4ND.1.

Arr a, Mobile, 2sth ul schr Sarah Iolen, Chsce, I'm
New Orleans.
At Malaga, March LIST, hrig Confidence, Bailey, for N.
York DAYS.
At Havana, 27th ult. brig Malaga, Burgess. dise.
Spoken, 9Th inst lat 80 Ion 60, brig sea Bird, Ham
mond, 2 days from this port for Mobile.
Arr at Mobile, sOth inst brig Caspian, swasey, from
Havana
Arr New York. Friday last schr VirginiAn, Bur
roughs, is days from Mobile Rosalthe, Baker, do.
Arr nj hatsnzas 30th ut brig Canonous, Bisiey, IL
days from this port.
Sailed from Liverpool, 10th ut ship Kutusoh, Taylor,
New York.
ADV at Savannah ith inst brig Poland Gardnor, Ha-
vana.
for this port
Al rombez, Jan 18th ship Margaret, Whimpenny, oi
this port, 10 months out 1850 brs sp and 200 VIII Had
lost Jan l2th, by the upsetng boat, Valentine Nor
ton, Of Edgaron, cooper, and VIM Rayns, ofNeE Bed
ford, s-nmen.
At Maui, Oct Goth, Martha, Potter Of hs port 1850
1 spoke Dec Is, lat 20 i Ion As w barn Goo. Cham
plin, Brown, from this port for the Pacific
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
SALE POSTPONED.
Administrators Sale.

Pursuant 10 permission obtained Of hs Hon.
Court Of Probate, Of The to,oa Of .Mwport.
there ,cW be sold at Public .4uciioa on he
premises, on Saturday, he 18th Of .9pia
nert, at IL O'Clock, "A. NJ,
A LII the right. title and interes. which
n Elizabeth Easton, late Of Newport, dec.
had at the time OF her death, in and 10 crr-
tain lot of Land, with dwelling house Gnd
other buildings thereon standing, situated in
said Newport, bounded soutbcrly fifty feet IN
Touro street, westerly one hundred and twcn-
,y.two feet on land OF John &. Card aod John
Springer, nor,bcrly fifty feet on Barney
street, and Eas,erly one hundred and ,wcniy-
two feet on land Of Charles Whitfield. Con-
ditions at time and place Of sale.
PETER p. REMINGTON, hdm'r..
on The Estaie Of Elizabeth Easton.
Feb. 6, ls40.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

2d-the former over J. M. Blake by 72
majority. Wing gain /.
South Kingsto,0n sends two Wing
Represe entatives-Wm. A. Robinson by
54 maj. over K. r. Potter, and Elisha
Watson Jr. by II maj. over J. A. Aus
tin. Well done, South Kingstown.
Including the above we have returns
of Representatives from 80 towns
which give for the Wings 40, Locos 81
New Shoreham is the only town to bs
heard from. The majority in Crane
Committee will be sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

The National Gazette says that the bill
requiring the Banks TO resume specie pay
rnents on the 18th Of January next, and tt
loan the State three millions OF dollars has
pa sscd both branches of the Legislature o
Pennsylvania.
We regret to learn that the Hon. Thaddc
u, Be,ts. y. s. Senator from Connecticut
died at Washington on the 7th inSt
o. We shall publish Major Jacks frs
eps,lc from North Bend" in our next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

4TH PAGE.-Our readers are referred
to the 4th page of this paper for letter
from Daniel Webster, which places the
seal of falsehood on the base charge
put forth by the Locofocos, that Mr..
Webster INDUCED in the expression,
that Gen. Harrison was "the pity OF
his friends and the scorn and derison
Of his enemies"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

"THE WORKMAN" This is tho title
of neat little sheet, just issued in Bos-
ton, devoted to Harrison and Tyler,
published by Tuttle, Dennett s. CHS
holm. 1t is altogether a spirited little
affair, and cannot fail to prove a valua-
bic auxiliary in the good cause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
M a q % 9 Il q = 8.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Nrook, Mr. Thomas G. II. Muiniord to Miss Caro-
line, daughter of Col Vim. N. q. lIelne, oil OF this
town. . .,,, A.,
=" On Sunday evening by the Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie, Mr..
freeman NJ oxie 10 Miss Abby Hart .hoth Of this town
In this town, sunday morning 5h in., by the Rev
Mr. Howard, Mr.. Jonathan Records, TO Miss Ezabsth
Vars; both Of this town.
In wexford on the 9th inst by the Rev. X. Stone,
Mr. John j. Reynolds, Esq. 10 Miss Hannah Congdon,
all Of North-Kiugsiown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

CHANGING HIS ToNE.-The Editor
of the Richmond Enquirer affected to
ridiculc the nomination Of Harrison,
when it was first announced. But his
tone has lately become marvellousiy
changed. He now says, and with more
truth than characterizes his usual say
ings, awe are in the midst Of crisis.
Every democrat must exert himself, or
the cause Of Democracy is crushed for
ever. F"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

Loco Foroism-Hop IL Dorks THE Ports
mouth (Ohio) Tribune ys:-"Two hundred
bushels Of ,oheat were sold at a Constable S
sale, in Washington county. two weeks since
for nine dollars being but four and a half
cents bushel." Will the farmers who arc
in debt, read this viii they continue to
supper, m administration which has caused
this state of things?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
COLLECTOR BANCROFT AND MR..
RANTOUL.

The political missionaries returned to Bos.
ton after the Connecticut election, with The
most woful looking viseges imaginable. No
two n,ruding puppies kicked out ofa kitchen
with their tails between their legs, ever look
ed more contemplate. Our informant saw
these men in Boston. The Custom House
January admitted that it was useless to con.
tend against the influence Of old Tippecanoe.
-[.Ep York Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
PORT OF NEW PORT.
CLEAR ED.


swed sh ship Ariadne. Beckamsn, Fall River,
schooner Convoy, Baker, Providence.
Sleep Excel, Munro, do.
DO. Victory, Heath, do.
Do. George, Thatcher, Albany,
Do. Hudson, West, N. Bedford
ARRIVALS.
PaIpAy, April ioth,--ARR. Swedish ship Arindae,
Beckaman, from Goilenburg ano 81 days I'm Plymouth,
Eng with iron, put In for orders.
srhr Lenper, Crowell, I'm Fall River for N. YORK
Sloop Moses Eddy, Bliyen, I'm N. Y. for Providence
MONDAY, April l3lh,-Ar Brig EmigraDt, Smith oi
and for Warren l3 DAYS from MataDzas. Left tnmong
others before reported bark Byron, Pearson, from a
vana Brig Daniel Webster Adams, do Empirr, ke-
10y, Boston Brutus, Lorng, Portland Franklin, CHASE
do schr Ostrich, Ellis ChsrestOnj Lodi, Jordon Bos
ton Pearl Poarce, Nassau Tribuue. kiilman, Frank
iort.sailed In company with brig Thorn, Thomas, io
Boston.
sloops Victory, Heath Of and Er Providence, from
~ York; Three Brothers, Stewart, ofFall River do do
Hudson, West, Ofand for New Bedford from Pro,.
SNLED-schr Wolcott, Hsxie, Savannah.
TUESDAY, April llth-Passod up, II o'clock a. NJ
ship Philip TaLb, Jennings, of aud for Warren, ron
South Atlantic with 2450 bbis VIII and 200 sp oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

TuE YoUNG MEN's NATIONAL Con-
vExTIoX.-We have received Circu-
lar from Baltimore, requesting US to
send information respecting tho number
Of Delegates which will attend the con-
vcnton in that city, on the Cd May,
from this place. VIII those who intend
going, have the goodness to leave their
names at this office, The number, II
will be rccollcctcd is not confined to
those who were appointed by the Con
vention. All Young Wings therefore,
who feel disposed TO ai'cnd, il is hoped
will avail Themselves of the orportun''
~. IL ~ill be time well spent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

MonE BLooDnoUNDs.-Al letter from Ma.
tanzas, dated the Ilth ult., says" The U. >.
schooner of war Flint, commanded by Lieut.
Mclaughlin, arrived at this port some three
days since, for n recruit of blood hounds for
the Florida service. She sails again to-.
morrow, having obtained the desirable num-
ber. She also takes ont four Spanards, who
are to have charge Of thcm."-[ Philcd. G"1,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

The British Queen left New York Oh
Wednesday. of last week, on her return to
England. She carried out the greatest num-
Der Of letters that was ever sent from that
port--,he amount Of postage exceeding THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. A boat which went
off to her TO carry some persons to take leave
Of their friends. capsizcd as it got alongside
and James Dryden, salmokor, and lad he
longing to one OF the Pilot boa,s,were drown
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

Reader dld you ever look a, the bowl OF o
spoon held horizontally. and see your face III
il ms round and ns jolly az that OF a ist H'of'
and then suddenly turning Tue oow' 'nto
perpendicular position, behold the same ,acs
as long ord doleful as that oi INC kh'sh, OF
the ruefnl coun,enance? Wei, Just soch a
change has The phiz OF Loeofoco's'n under
gone .--Pgtniice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
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