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The Madisonian., 1840-01-30

UNHE HORSE.-Hinds Farriey; Whites Farrier ;
i SCOTS British Field Sports octave volume, with
many engravngs Blars Village Farrer; Iaifners Cen
temans Pocket Farrier Barnum's American Farrlcr; /;
Farmers and Graziers' Guide.
Treatise on Sheep, svo vol published by the British
Society.
Treatise on Cattle 8vo volume, by the same associa
ton.
Treatise on the Horse, by the same.
Lebards Principles OF Horsemanship.
The Lady's Equestrian Manual, small volume, with
many engravings.
The American Shooters Manual.
Three volumes bound, OF the Baltimore Turf Register
price for the set dollars for sale by r. TAYLOR,aong
with many other valuable works Of the same class.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
AUCTIONS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT SIS
Rf ur'ne OF an Execution .issued opt of the
~ Court oi Common Pleas. for the County Of
delivered will sell a, Pebble Aue,isn, On The prem
iSes, 10 the highest bidder, on MONDAY the i4ia
day Of September next at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
All the right, title and interest that JOSEPH L
C. HARDY Of Washington, in the Disirie, OF Co
lunlbia had the s3d day Of October 1889 at dir
~ minutes pas, five o'clock, p NJ, (whsn attach.
ment made on ihs original writ in favor Of VIII
liam Weedsn Of said Newport in and 10 a iot Of
land situated in said Newport. with the " Cotugs
and other buildings thereon; said lot being bound
ed as fcllows;--vz. South Easierly on kay-sirsei
sixty feet Northerly land OF Sarah Pc,ry. sx)
feet NORTH aud Fast on land Of George Tile, aud
Patience Hudson - feet; and Sotth Westerly
on land Of Edward N. Cox Esq., - fsst--bs The
same more or less
Condi itions st the time and place Of sale.
WM. II. DOUGLAS. Sheriff
Newport, Juse - IS40.-le ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17

With Molasses to Geo Enss; Yesrer. Smith, from
w ilmingIon for Providence
Sloeps Three Brothers. Stewart. from Fall River
for New York RisnEi, Heath. New York for
Providence.
SUNDAY June lith
Seh'r Yaent Hansywell. from Philadelphia for
Provissneei Ffankiin, Gurney. Rochester for n.
York
Sioops Fame. Folser. from Providence for Nan
tueket; Massasolt. Brown, Fall River for Albany.
MONDAY. June 18th.
Seh'r Maria, Small, I'm Boston for Providence ;
Holder Borden, Rhodes. Baltimore for do Craven,
Cole, North Carolina, with Shingles to George
Bowen.
SAILsD-Cuiisr Vigilsnt, 1t, Tracey. on cruise.
CLEARED.
Seh'r Maria Small Providence
Sloop RisnIi, Heath. do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17

The rivers in Virginia are very high. The
Roanoke and the Appomsuos have overhowsd.
and damaged the ersps TO a considerable OK
lent.
Mr.. Eston, Minister Of the United States TO
Spain. was, At the latest accounts, at Paris, on
his way home.
The Methodist General Conference have
made FIVE new Conferences. viz; Providence,
Ohio. Memphis, Rock River, and Texas.
A tremendous hail storm visited Chsrlssion
and the sdjasens country on the 4Ih instant, do
log great damage to the crops, glass, &e. &c.
O. The Rev Ma. NEWTON sailed for
England from New York, on Friday last, in
the Packet ship George Washington.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17

PIRAcY ON THE CoAsr or CUBA.-The New
Orleans Bee Of the o5th ult. states that letters
received in that city, from Havass, dated 23d
May. eostais the following particulars Of one
Of the most daring acts Of piracy on record -
The Br. brig Vernon, Capt Cunningham,
oil Halifax, sailed from Falmouth, Jamsics,
bound to Halifax, When eigh, days nut nt
seq, bel"g off Cape San Antonio, nu open
boat, with seven men was seen approaching
the brig, aud when within musket shot, fired
discharge Of mvske,s st il. The brig ha,
ing hove to. the captain Of the boa, reform.
ed Cap,aiu Cunningham that a revenue cu.
ter was standing a, the Cape, aud tia, hi,
papers must be inspected Captain e. in,pe.
diaisly Sc, out in bis boat wnlr thr-. men
aud Ms papers, =, comply with his sum.
mons. lie bad not proceeded Ear, before
the ol her boat pulled Up, aud having taken
possession Of her, they stripped the crew Of
their clothes, aud began the work Of de.truc-
tion. The captain and two men were in
Gsnlly killed, and the other effected bis .s-
cape Ia lesping .v.rbo1rd, snJ swim'nirs 2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
Celebration of The Adoption of the
Constitution.

The Legislature Of this State, having at the
oetsbsr session las, past. resolved. "that the
Semi-Ceatury Anniversary Of the adoption o
the Constitution Of the United States. BY this
State be celebrated at Newport BY the people
Of this State, a, the Jane session Of the General
Assembly. on THURSDAY Of thar session." and
having appointed a committee 10 make arrange.
meats for such celebration. said Committee
hereby respectfully request the stsndanee of
such of the good people of the STATE as may be
disposed to unite therein. at Nrwpou. At o.
clock A. NJ, on Thursday. the 95,h day efJune
newt.
The officers of the Militia Of the State, the
chartered Companies, aud all uniform Militia
Companies. are particularly invited To appear
in full uniform, 10 take part in the celebration.
The Charter Companies will take rank in the
procession according 10 the ds,s of their Char
tsrs.
The Committee think themselves authorized
10 assure the military Companies who may at
tend the celebration, that the State will ps,
reasonable compensation for such musicians as
they may think proper to employ for the occa.
sion.
The Artillery Company OF the town OF New.
port, are requested to provide the necessary
means of firing National salute which will al.
so be- paid for by tho State.
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH,
for ths Committe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
SIiERIFE'S SALE.

NEWPORT SIS
DN virtue Of an Execution issusd out of tie
ND Court Of Common Pleas, for the County o.
Newport, May term 1910. aud to una directed and
delivered, will sell at Public Auction, the prem.
ises. TO the highest bidder. on MONDAY tie lsih
day Of September next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
All the right. title and interes, ths, JOSEPH l.
c, HARDY. Of Washington, in the D.tric, OF CO.
rmbis. had the 23d day Of October. 1889 AT furiy
five minute. past Eve o'clock, r. NJ, (when susch.
ment made on tho original writ in favor Of Hen
ny Bull, Jr,. Of said NEWPORT in and to lot OF land
situate ia said Newpor', with the Cctt,gs" aud
other oulbulldng, thereon; said lot being boo ndsd
as iocws:-yix. South Eassery ON KAY .s,rosi. ak
y feei;-N or,h Westerly ON land Of Sarah frgry.
snty ise,; NORTH aud las, on sud Of George III
lev and Patience Hudson. - fcei:-ard Suu,a
Westerly on land OF Edward N, Cox, Esq - feet
-hs the same more or less,
Conditions at time sad place Of sale.
WIN. n. DOUGLAS. sheriff
Newport, Jure l3, l6aO--je II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
H"ME NM 81

The Gang disposed ot.-The boys who were
arrested recently a, Albany, n. y, having per-
suadsd one Of their number TO steal $3.50 from,
his father, which he divided among them. for
the purpose of going TO Michigan. aud there
turning hunters, have all been convicted and
committed to the House Of Refuge. They had
purchased almost every needfuI article for their
intended hunting expedition: rifles, pistols.
powder, lead, shot, aud bullet casters, hunting
knives. hammers, nails asd q lsns catalogue OF
ct ceteras.
PERFrcTLr AccIDENrAL.-A young gentle
man of respectable appearance accidentally
stumbled inte splendid china store in Chcsnut
street, Philadelphia, breaking one Of the large
plate glass windows. He walked into the store
and csoly snquirsd what damage he had done,
aud was informed that the plate glass cost
twenty dollss-He presented an hundred dol
lar bill and received his change, eighty dollars
and deliberately walked of. The note proved
to be a csunterfeit N Y. Sun.
SHIP LIBELLED.-The ship Marchioness Of
Abereorp, from Londonderry, Ireland, Captain
Hsssard, with $50 passengers, which arrived a
.sw days siace at New Castle. Del. has been
! lbelled by the Collector Of that district for
bringing a greater number Of passengers than
the Law allows to her tonnage; while her mani
fest exhibits tive estimates OF tonnass-ons for
SIS tons, the other for sonnet hing ever 100
tons.
J The celebration Of the first settlement OF
Kentucky at Boonssborough on the oath and
25lh ult. drew together near 10000 persons
There were 500 men in uniform and under
arms, who were reviewed the frs, day by the
Govensr
! The Salem Gazette says the fishermen are
making out vsry poorly this season. vessel
which arrived at Msrblehssd a year ago, this
week, brought $1,000 fish; nearly twice a.
many as the whole eight vessels reported to-
dag.
The British Government nave resolved to
send out several iron steamers TO the Coast Of
Africa, to ascend the river Niger. with the hope
Of making arrangements with ihs native chiefs
for the suppression Of the slave trade.
! Ths steamboat Hinds, which ~as ~reeke ed
during the tornado at Nsichez, has been picked
sp at Baton Rouge, bavin. hhy-ons dead
bodies on board-forty-e eight Of whom we're
males, two females, and one child.
| A letter from 81. Augustine dated Friday,
the 29th ult, states that great apprehension
were entertained that the indians would attack
/ that city.
Bs,roS.-Au accurate census Of Boston has
/ Just been completed, which shows an aggregate
population s3,7o7-being an Increase OF 10, ,203
during the past five years.
From the lsi OF July, 1899. to the Ist Of
June. 1e4O, there were exported from tae port
Of New York. 3sj,i57 Dbl. Of fOui, l2l O3i
/ bushels Of wheat, aud l22.64l bushels sf corn.
FLouR is selling at Pui,burgh at 2.52i per
sauel.- The .srsls ard rivers ar, all IN fine sr-
der. aud there IS nothing 10 impede the ARRIVAL
snd Shipment Of produce.
The Providence Theatre has closed Tor the
season
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17

ashore.
After escaping the melancholy fate of his
companions. he remained in the woods du-
ring fire days, where he was met by DON
Antonla, he captain Of a small craft, Ia
hom he related the circumstances. Csp-
tain Antonis Immediately wen, In search OF
the pirates, and soon found them on shore,
near the Cape, actively emy loyed in unload
ing the cargo of the brig. Being alone,
and fearful of being murdered if they mis-
trusted him, he sccested then as ons en-
gagged in the same business. He bought a
few guns, aud contracted 10 sell them n
small sloop he had at his residence, which
was near the spot, and invited them TO come
III the morning and exsmine her.
They accordingly set on, next morning
to conclude their bargaia with Au,onio. As
soon as they arrived at his house, Antonio,
insisted by several Of his neighbours, arrest
ed the pirates, aud sent them under good
escort 10 Havana, where they viii he tried
Antonio returned on board the brig, where
he found The remainder of the crew, VIII"
had been spared by the pirates until the car
go could be iskeu out Their Infection
was to murder them as soon as they had fin
ished their work.
The sailor who escaped saw great num-
ber Of sails and pieces Of rigging concealed
IN the woods.
Captain Remington, Of the brig Elizabeth,
arrived at Philadslpha, fully confirms the above
scsount. He further states that seven pirates
were brought up from Cape Autona few days
previous TO his departure. They were to be
tried forthwith, and no doubt was entertained Of
their being Immediately afterwards ordered to
execution. They belonged to the Reges. ep-
posiie the Havana, 4 we'll known resort a few
years since for such eharasten.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
Dtf1.

10 Bristol, on Sunday 7th instant, Mrs Han
nah, wife Of Deacon jeremiah Diman, aged 10
On FRIDAY last Mrs Anna Cole, widow Of the late
Mr. Thomas Cole, Of Warren, aged 81
In Little Compton, Both uI Mrs. Priscilla EsIi
rect Of the late Capt John Earl, 10 the 9lsty.ar o.
her age.
In Providence, on Thursday last. Mis-, Emslip,
Metcalf youngest dsug hter OF Mr.. Peter Dan els
IN the 18th year Of her a.e.-On Friday, Mrs Ma
~ Dexter, wife Of we late Capt. Benz. @ Dexter
IN the 18Th year Of her age On Sunday, Mr. Fran
els SLOW. aged 81 yeap.--On hssday, Miss Nan
cy Winch. daughter Of Mr.. David Winch, aged
80 years.
A, Cotton Gin Port. Monroe County. miss OF
the 23d Nav Mr hsisi Stanton, mere saut OF tn.
Place, aHt SOC Of BeaJ. Stanton, Esq, Of South
kingslovn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
From the Journal OF Commerce.
NEW YORK MARKET, SATURDAY, June

- W WIN ''@s NshNNhAhE sHHN -
(Splrt o! the mornings Reyie~s)
Pot Ashes sell as they arrive at S4 so and
Pearls have advanced TO S. so. Goldfish remain
heavy at the former low rate: Mackerel have
sold at Sll aud 50; half bbls No. are scarce
and sold at Sc IS; Consscticut shad sell at rates
previously quoted. Flour is without material
change this week common Gesusssee is S. 60
a IS and Ohio 81 25 a so, 500 bbs Gsorgetown
sold at S5 aud $50 Richmond city at So; and
1000 Brandywine fresh ground at IS IS; Rich
mond county sold st 81 65 Rye Flour So 80
Corn Meal 50 81 s.. Northern Rye duh al
81 521 cts. Norhern Oats are plenty and dull
and 80 cts; Jersey 30 cts, and Southern % %
cts. The market is bare OF Southern Corn ;
Jersey eomnsIds 55 a Sc cts per bushel. Lead
has been seld At cts per ID. cash. cargo si
prime New Orleans Molassss in hhds sold at 20
cts per gal; another Of common quality at 25
cts, aud two esrgors Matanzas fer distillins at
30 cents. 6 mos. There are repeated sales si
Whale Oil at 800 cts. cash. for esportsiion.-
Beef and Pork arrive freely. The sales of Rice
are but 200 tcs al SO - 25. Nothing new Of
Wool. No change in Frsishu. Bills on En-
gland have a downward tendency, and OF all Eu'
ropesn Bills the sales are small.
TO.DAY-Flour hangs heavy. Good Ohio
has been sold at 81 2S. Sales Jersey Corr, at
55c Oats at SOC. The sales OF Cotton are go
ing on without change.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
0FTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAMOMlle g. APtRIenT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Ctor teething)
M HINTS pnThNIc PMS


THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chalham-street, New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout th.
country. The public are therefore respectfully re
qucsled 10 obtain them fiom the regular agents on.
ly--as there is delIterious imitation ofthese med
iciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order 10 guard The public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport II. l.; o. r
TlNGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE & Co
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL 81 Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON q STERLING, Ct Barring
ton; s POWELL, 35 Cornbill Boston; D.
W1TEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
4 ROBINS, Hartford
yT BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
Z r See also advertisements o. the FIRST page
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
MARINE MA

Sailed from Cnrsaveu, s,h alt. ship WIN. En.s
Coe, for Havana.
Cid at Mobile, 81 INST. schr Rio, Cszytns, for
Philadslphia.
Cid at Albany, li'h inst. sehr Cyguet, Eddy for
this port.
Cid at Alphabetical, 3o,h ult. brig Florida Phil.
ipS. for New York
Cid at ST. Jossphs, 2sIh ult, schr Lurana, Swa.
sey Boston.
Ship Palestine, Lnuehsld. from New Orleans
for Havrs was spoken 9Th inst lat - Is loo -
Sailed from 81. Ausu'ins. 39lh ull. brig Ocia.
via OK, New York
CID at Mobile. I'd inst ship HsnibaI. Muniord
for Liverpool
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, June IIth.
seh'r Convoy. Baker from Boston
Sioo2 Charles, SsVery, from Wsnhsm for New
LoseOs.
FRIDAY. June i2ih.
Seh'r President, fror, Cbsre.lon for Freslown
Sloops Geo. Washington, 5 nth. from Provi-
eence for Nsrrieh Wm N. sunB, Irons. do. 70,
Hartford Herald Gibbs, Do. Tor New York We.
tory. Hssth, d. for DO; Avon, Somerset, for do.
SATURDAY. Juns I3,b.
s.t'' Cs.tyrd Carr i5 3sr. fro- nsts,zs,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
NEWLY DlscovIsrD IsLAsD.-The n. York
Evening Signal contains the following letter
from an American Naval officer, dated
Z. 5. SCHR. ErTIhPKIZE, I
PerHdmbuco, Mdu 1910. (

Pernambuco, Nays, ls4O.
Mr DEAR SiB,-I have the pleasure 10 com
muncate TO you the iatelligesee Of the discov-
ory Of a new Island or Contiuent as it i, called,
in the Southern Ocean. by the French Explor-
ing ships Astrolabe and Zelie. This informa-
ton was brought here by the English barque
Calcutta, from Van Dieman's land ON board
Of which were some specimens of granite rock,
been called Adile.- and is laid down from the
long. l39 deg. 80 m. east Of Paris to lss deg.
80 m. and latitude from IS deg. 10 81 deg.
south. II reported that tho land is complete
ly protected by an icy barrier extending many
miles into the sea. As this will no Doubt be
The first Information received in the United
States, ] take much pleasure in conveying it 10
you. Your friend and humble sery't.
]. A. WINsLow.
mo doubt in honor Of the French Queen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17

NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, June sth.
[Reported for the New York Jour of Commerce /
At market, s25 head OF Beef Cattle, including
l5U left last week-600 from the South-balance
from this Slate-ls5 Mich Cows and 400 Sheep
and Lambs.
There was better demand for beef and small
improvement IN prices, rs b-eves were taken a
81 to 8, averaging $74 the 100 lbs
Mich Cows we're in less demand $50 taken a
25 35, and S45 each.
Sheep and Lambs were good demand all sold
Sheep at 81 90. 2 % and 5 10 SO for good Lambs
25 10 81 each.
Hay-Plenty and dull sales by the load at so TO
6oc the l0O lbs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
H ar rte D

In New York on the 9th inst at ST Peters Cath
ole Church. James GordeD Bennett, the proprietor
asd editor of the New York Herald, to Henrietta
A. Cream.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday,

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Jnre Sh.
AT market 240 Beef Cattle, (inclding GOO unsod
last weekly 20 pans Working Oxen, 40 Cows and
Calves. $50 Sheep. and $50 Sheep, and $50 Swine
SO of the above beef cattle were from the New
York market. aud so more are pects1 next week
so beef csule remain unsold all Of wkich are o.
first quality
Pricss-Beef Csul.-A further reduction wa.
submitted 10, and ", reduce our quotations; a few
exu. At Z; FIRST quality, q 50a IS second quality
a 6 so; third quality, s. 50a6.
Working Oxen-a few sales-S70, IS, %, and
llO
Cows and Calves-Dull, sales at SeI, 35 % 80
35 and 81.
Shsep-Lois were sold at 81 -. So, 80 and 81
Swine-All at market were sold. large shoals to
pedde at SIC for sows, and 81 for barro~s; SINAI
piss and6i Al retail, from to 7Ic
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
NOTICE TO COAL BUYERS.

TENDE Undersigned, upon application being
Fl made 10 him, IN course II this month, will fur
nlsh the Inhsbitan,s Of this town and vicinity with
a frs, rate article Of RED ASH COAL. from Phil.
adslpha, deliverable at the doors Of the town inhub
itants, at ........ 81 30 per tor OF 2240 lb',
375 per halt ton Of li20 lbs,
200 per quarter ton, $50 lbs
These prices arc for lump Coal broken and screen
ed 90 cent per ton higher.
" This Coal will not be sent for unless a .ufic
enl quantity isapplied for aud Hgoged
One or more cargocs OF the above Rad Ash,) vi
SchuylkIll River PhIa. will be furnished al 50 per
ton; Grey Ash do at - 80, Cash 10 be paid here
on receipt Of bills Of Lading.
These are prioesif shipped prerio'' 10 Is, August
Newport Juno l0.-6w. ROB'T STEVENS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17
ASSASScES NcI-SI
@ N OTI G Z,

G5 N q Z Z CT,
HNHE following named persons in the Town o
n Newport, have taken out License for krepip.
Tavern, aud selling rum, wine, and strong liquors
for One Year from the l., Of April isI0 10 ,he is
of April, 1871, VIZ. -
Thomas Townsend, Tsyern License
George iIindmarch, DO. do
William GOn, Retail do
Thomas Sherman, Do. do
William Cogge.hall, Do do
John Clarke, Do do
John T.. Goh, Do do
John Mowatt Do do
All other Tavern Keepers and Retailers OF Liz.
uors ~ said Town selling liquor withosi license
BY order Of the Town. Council OF tho Town Of
Newport
b. 3. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
Newport, June 10, Is40-3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-17

"ANTED-A Young Woman to DO the
w work In small family. One who can
cone veil recommended will hBj steady employ.
--sn' sbc goo sagss trpig = ri afsrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15
DIR. WIN. EVANS
SYRUP for CHILDREN
wHEV CUTTING THEIR TEETH.

WHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
n rnoilfcfs knew tic blessings this Sytup would az
III ford tlcfr lnfants during tie period Of dentt0n Ivy
rubhing their gam, with 10, tender mother would
uc9lect the use Of IL.
DR WN. EVANS CELEBRATED CAMOMlLE AND'
APERIENT PILLS lor Wyak sumarh Pam IN the
side BILLIONS affections. sc. the Pills viii perform
cures when Pifsicans have GCYared relieving che
Pntich'
yyucians respectfully urged 10 use these Pills
IN rsc. Of Dyspcpsi1, lyp0cpndra Sc, vl-cn Inc iad
o,,litv Of Dfu~s will uot effect a cure Df.ENANS'
luss he efficiency aud powerful Of hos pills on
The ,pcror qunliiy Of the Ingredients Of which they
ore compounded. -
DR GOOBS FElLiLE Pills
-rtrs, Pills arc recommended 10 ihe Ladies Tor sup
,ess.on Of customary periodicals also other weakness
Of Trrral4s o. which they nre subject.
Ok Hf WIS BOTANIC FILLS.
A rcIebrtied antih0us Family Medicine.
rbs above medicines are I'D only Of the following
regular agents buy only of,hc Regular agents os some
men sell counferief1
Reruiar Agents. w. ~ King. Grocer. Wheeling
r,fnes gsrlcy a Co.. Moun5svillc,V Va. s. u. Clarke,
Ssh Creek va Ro5t s llolHway. smyrna. o. Mr.
Pusobnll 70 ok seller Steuhenviile. Isaac Hams No
100 Liberty sf Pifishurch
CATION DIR. Vim. Evans will not be respout-
bler,r the rcnuinrnesa Of ro Camomiio Pills unloss
obey ore bought of Dr. Evans advertised agcuis.--
Thofs = oa- sgont inc,cfy county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

Inc No York Tunes quotes, IA late nnmb.i; ,ho
o'iowinrhoncst and manly aui., c from aaa,r y,hch
ne Tines states. has been zone 9th, r,l.t ,I..y.l
,oS.''s OF Mr.. Van Blrcn ihroushUa; jhs ,uritsi
hat has lust terminated: :"
From tic OSSrsgo Comm ,ii ~ ra'R
-Heirirs from nearly all tie S.s..s "a ilt THAN,
snow that General Hlrrisp1 his he-n t.,,sen Pcs
aen' ~ larger m'ipr'y ofihr po?alaf suiticr ami
VIA nave more clsc:.ira yuics HAN Ding other cnnI,.
uae ever received Scr The Office IN a contested
election. Gen. Narris, carried nj .,st 50 of On. o.
a'aies with popular aipriy of more than 10000
votes; It's worse Than idle tn ascribe this great 10
eal revolution To fraud and bribery II l. libel an
'ao character aud sovereignty or the People, and OF
enPasiy 1r sel'soyernnent and an insult to the
public understanding -llseluses that have wrought
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