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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14


'DEhR SlR-HapinF been suileriny Cor ,,,
years pas'' WIN that most unrhariiabip a,,sn 'ei
'n- chta ogue OF diseases, called pysn,,sSn'r ~
a''er res0r'inG 10 nunhcTlcss innfs etu,i 80 - 80
lWi'C thal long aSe Of suffering aud r,,oeu ts
tde money rave expended damn. thar - ~
'onporied with my circums, anc,s in E.S a ,'ne w.
Twins my situsuoaa hos elcss one con 49,, IN
pare 10 the description aIScn of man o hu'tulh
ley iehhg among thieves, who after rol bi 'ls 1o.i
'e't MN 70 oie Of he cunds for nus, h,':E mn
money hiched tfm me, in ohrainiup :, 'r,'i1S ny
lnacS n9srums' inst, Hd Of ub Amino 49, yer o!
,heS had iac'eascd The malay 10 M IL, : IuGn
gree bo'ueilnS on despair; unIl5hr ar, ~ ue
u mine pointed our 30 NE IN '1bc D. Ii - irlehl
ftemedy Ia,ey brought before the u, M; atIoETr
u len sGompourd S'Trngthcuior ~ o. ~ q Ut
'penent PllSi attic ugh .0ubiife ih, i, MT; srh,an
is otThler rtsoIi, was iudured M 80. ~ tui
S me lrsu,t OF whitn, after a few n,ek
nth 'Jyoio my most sanguine exrecretiS,s nas
ruth' thty have afforded ne all he rs;cr 10
oe anucnaird through The agency nc ,ral cSUie
marian. Ever ,gr.t,'ui for TIE reL.S sncd %
medicine nave atiprded me, ] rrsrectfu lie alole
ity u suffering nun. an.
"a REsinEST ~ PHrLADrfrui, c.
fRINt lPAL Office for -le call, IF ,S!VNTf'
lade,pha. ''' hSLth - eot, Phi.
TIT SECRGH ofico, No a. 8, OH.
| "eH I @, 9f 70 TIE l,shely Bridge IA" sT'tt
Wheeling Va. ''' oi John Fisher
feb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

NlkIlNIA-IN cHANcERy--At rules held in Tho
Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court Ct I.u
aud Chaneery tur The county Of Ohio in the month ~
February. lS40 ~
heilry M"ore' John F. Clarke and Mark Douglass
parincH in business under the firm or No., go,
~ Co c,,.I.. 80"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

81 ISOR RENT.--A comfortable and con, enieni TWO
n Story Brick dwelling lIouss. how ia the occu-
pancy Of Samue! d. lIa-per situated in east Wheeling
nn the conner opposite Richard Sums residence.
Possession given on the Is; of April next. Apply TO
feb 2J-tapl r. MORROW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
T'D SEE .GND EE.gNC

NoTNE-The undersigned has author;..d -,
~ empowered Mr.. Harvey Ray, jr To rent. cole,
ats'n," anu 'raSae' other business for him during his
'', w.. wM ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

z EAp.-IG,0OO lbs Pig Lca,i jas, received per
n A : r. Tribune, and tor sale By
feb - FOBSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

ANoR RENT. two frame houses in Eos, W,h.oI;.-
Immediate possession can be given OF ons =.
"'neI on tbs Isl day Of Aprl Apply to '
80 ID DARE g. UOGr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

w KEELING IRON woRKS.-The up5A,-io-
90 'sueeessors OF David Aguc,y) have emit
su mo eo-par'AershiP under The frm of Agne RIat.
70" nr the purpose uf rnanulac,urinc Icn ,,l NJ
oy 'he wheeling iron Works I've sre prepared. mi
WI NC, To execute ordors addressed IN Us Al
the shortest notice. and nj PITTSBURGH ,r,,,. w a.
rant our iron and nails equal in qualit, 70 IL, no., -
noia manufactured al Pittsburgh and respectable -
Iic continuance IF l.c liberal patronage h.rae
extended 10 this establishment 's
DAVID AGNEw.
HENRY BLAKE.
j. :. CRIESENER.
40 d. J. TALLANT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
Bsuldin ddlc. d \
Henry c. IViCkl,Am. 1

Henry L. HltklAm. \ '''e"uahs'
The Defendant Biddle ,us, ha-ing entered HI. an
pearnnce and given security accon,ng ca the acs oi
Assembly and the rules of this Court aud II opncarin,
by satisfactory proof that he is not an inhabnni of
commonwealth. on motion Of Complainant by Counsel
Is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
on the hrs day o The next Spring term oC this Court
enter his appearance TO Tins suit give secpri,y o.. 80
forming the Sccrec IN the cause and answer The Com,
planan's hill,or otherwise defend the said ruitand
that copy of this cnIs- DC forihw i,Il inseri. j.,
newspaper printed in Inc city of Wheeling for ~
months successfully aud posted the front oorar IN,
Court house of Ohio county,
Copy tesie ALIEN. T. LAIDICY ry,.L
NA"tEH' IOr compartment feb Q Din
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

u 1AhD--S short setiloments make long friends
n Those indebted 70 me. win Do waited on imroe
meoia,sy 70 have heiT acceun cosed b. osh a not.
g'n . lotV SAMUEL IcLALLES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
CEY.aTCERY .TOTVCE:f /.

NlRtINIA-IN CHANCEEv-At nut ted ~ the
IriSs Office Of the Crcu', SnrSt'or ."rtt Law
ard Chnnccty fer tine county OF Ohio, m the moath
of March, 1880.
Joseph Rhnbergcr. Complainant,
Alexander Wilson, administrator Of The estate al
Marcus wilson: 2"crSs,d and Caihsrirc v. VII
son, David y: ~isor, Alessnde' Wilson. Virriuis
Wtso7 and i'llzsl eta Wilson, which sid Caiha.
rine r. David p. the last named Alexander Nir-
rinia and E.izshe'h Wilson. are children and b,irs
NJ INV OF ire said Marcus Wils.n, deceased, De-
Tho Defendants Catherine r. David F. Virgin
ana Eizloeth wilson no. having entered their
appear nee and gwen security according TO the
act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Com, ard !,
arpearnR by satisfactory proof that they ore not IN
Complaiua BY counsel u l. or,trei N M The said
Dcierdaois do appear here on the first dav 81 the
next Spri1g Term % fhis Court enter their an
rearance. and answer the bin of IN, ormnla;napt
or otherwise defend his srii; and that a copy oi
this order be for hwi;h inserted in nayy. papsr
printed IN the city OF Wheeling for two mou.hs suc-
cessvcly ard posted at outer DO r OF the Court
4 copy rsts; ALEX. I. LAI,LEY, Clerk
NlLs0r Tor Comp. mar i2 IN
NII:~jNlA-IS. cEANcsRv- At ', les held in the
ard Chrn,erv for the county ofOhio. in the month
. of Mar h, $40.
Mark Douglass, Henry Moore ard Andrsw patter.
son, Compliments,
against
ArNander Wilson, administrator of the estate or Mar
Gus Wilson deceased and 'Cathnrinc p. Wilson.
I
son. and Elizabeth Wilson. which said Catherine 3
/ Davis T.. inc last named Alexander Virrnn, &, r.
lizabcih Wilson, nre children and heirs at law a.
] the said Marcus Wilson, deceased Defendants
The Defea ants Cathsrne y. nsvid T.. Virgin,
and I.lZabeih Wilson. not having ents,,J ,b.',
appearance and atvcn security according IN The AZ,
OF ASSEMBLY era the rnicS..f this Court and IL an
pclsIns by satisfactory proof fat.pcv are MOI nh
Itant Of This Commonwealth; on motion OF Com.
planant ~ connstl u - order thar me sad L Q.
iendnr's do a?pear here the FRS: dav of The rcxt
Suu'g T'rm OF this Count. enter their apreer,t c.
and answtr the lil OF tho Compoinants or o,b, r
wise defend this suit: and hstaro,y ~ his orr h
forthwith lnsrrt ~ some uCwsnaper printer I'm tn
city of Wheeling tyr two months Su,cesSiye;v on,
posted at m outer door Of Ire Court hous, of OIL
county.
\ copy tes'e. ALEX. T.-LAIDLFY. Clert
NElsoS for Com3ts. mar 10 pm
e. - -"
NIRGlNlA-TS cHhvcCEr-At rules held in m
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of La,
and Chahcery for the County Of Ohio in the month G
February, 1910.
Robert Aloilit. Co,nnlainan,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

Phiiadclphia, Marrh :. ls4O.-St
The Wheeling Advertiser and the Republican, Par
kcrsburg. Va, vii insert the above in eight successive
publications.. and forward their accounts 10 this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

Wheeling. Va. Feb. ]. ISic-Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

THE NJ sTc.LEss SASATTvE.-By an artI le IN or
paper 10 day II will he that this medicine hn
lost none Of It's virtues by cruising the Atlantic
for II appears 70 be working similar cures IN Amc.-
L-a % ilaae winch haY. n.l- ---Lnl EuLnue-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

NlRtINlA-IS CHANCEBN-At ru'S Ted ~ the
Ticks Office Of the Circui Sureror Corrt Law
ard Chanccty fer the county OF Ohio, m the moath
Of March. 1890.
Inecnh Rh;nhcrnnr (,nrn, l,innnt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
HARRISON IN, VIRGINIA.

The Richmond Wing Of Friday pub.
fishes the following extract Of a letter
from member of Congress-pronoun-
ced to be one of the most sagacious poll
ticans in Virginia. We have never ye,
(says the Whig) known his predictions
of the popular sentiment of the State to
prove untrue and from the intelligence
which daily grcets us from al! quarters,
we are assured that he will again prove
a prophet Of truth.
WAsHINGrov, Feb. |, 1910.
If am not grossly deceived, the signs
Of the times Indicate that Gen Harrison
will not only lie very Formidable but a
successful competitor OF Mr. Van Buren,
for The Presidency. The fact that he
has done SO much service in the field =,
and in the council, and held go many
places OF trust, without the slightest i'm
putaton upon his integrity, will recon-
mend him very strongly TO the people,
and carry many of the purest and most
patriotic of our citizens to his support -
Your ncighbor, MIR. Richie, may 0ut-
ter and founder like duck in mud
puddle. lie may talk of his ten thou
sand ajoriiy, and affect the most per-
feet confidence but am perfectly salts
fled that Virginia is lost 10 Mr.. Fan Bu-
rem. She cannot, consistently with her
principles sustain the latiiudinous and
monarchca! measures of this Administra-
tion, aud bind herself to the car Of Ex-
ecutive power fprevcr Mark my pre-
diction-Van Buren cannot get the
electoral vote ol Virginia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
SHERIFF"S SALE.
NEWPORT, sc.--.Ntmport, Feb. 90, 1870.

NEWPORT, sc.-.Nwpor, Feb. 90, 1870.
By virtue Of an Execution ISSUED om of The
Court of Common Piens for he County Of
.NriTori, .Norcmbr Term, 1889, in fdror
q Ph'lip Pechhcm, and 10 me directed and
deiiptrtd,
will sell at Public Auction on tho prrmi.
ses, To the highest bidder, on THURS.
DAY, March l2ih, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
all the rIeh',tlIle and interest that John Peck.
ham, of the Town ard County of Newpor,
had Oh the 18th day Of March, 1850, at &c
minutes past J o'clock A. NJ. (whcn attach
ment was made on the original writ in aud
to certain farm, situated in the Neck in
said Newport, Containing about one hundred
and fifty acres, with the buildings thereon,
aud Is bounded AZ follows :-Nprthery partly
on lands of the United S,utes, and partly on
land Of Thomas Sessions, and VIM. Msr.
chant So"thcrIy on land of Philip Peckhsm;
Elslery on creek, aud Westerly on the
salt water.
Conditions AZ time and place Of sole.
f2O WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NEwPoRT, sc.-.Niwport, Feb. 20, 1910.

NEwPoHT, sc.-NtWport, FEB. 20, 1910.
by rrtue Of an Execution issurd out of The
Court Of Common Pleas. .jor The County nj
Newport .NoreniJer Term, 1899. in Gror
IF Philip Peckhdn,, and 10 me directed and
deiirered,
I will sell at Public Auction on the prcm
= scs, to the highest bidder on Saturday the
l4th day of March, le40. at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
all the rlgbtliIle and interest that John Peck
ham had, on the 10Th day of March. 1899, at
two o'clock and 30 minutes p. M. (whep at.
tachment was made on the original writ in
and to u certain fern in Middlelown, in IN"
County oi Newport, called the "ilomrstead. A"
with The buildings thereon, ard is bounded
as follows, to wlt:-Westerly purity on land
Of Felix Prckhnm, and partly on laud called
the Charity Farm; Souiherly on land of
said Felix; Easterly on land of J. b. .iaIl f;
Northcrly partly on n highway and partly on
land of Felix Peckham.
.7lso, at Eltuen o'clock "a w., The same dny,o
the premises,
All the right, tlle and interest that said
John Pecshan had,on the 18Th day Of Murch.
1899, at 3 o'clock and 80 minntes p. N. (wlrcn
attachment was made on the original writ
IN and to another farm situate in SAID Middle,
town, with the buildings thereon standing.
and ls bounded as follows, 10 with, r,herly
on lands of John Damn and Sarah Green :
Eas'er y on land of Benjamin Allen, and land
OF the heirs al Thomas Coggeshall; Soulherly
on land of VIM Frecborn and of James
Smith, and Of rhe heirs of Timothy Pcckham,
ID; Westerly on other lands Of said limo
thy and highway. Conditions at sale.
feb 90. WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
.WE.NOR.1.NDl.

Al Havana. 25th nlt., sch'r Franklin Green, snhh
savannah, soon. " '
Al Ghrsltnr, bee. 27tb, brig Iysnhoe Almy fin this
port, for Genoa. "
Arr at Mobile, 9th ult., seh'r Rio, Cozrcrs N or
Spoktn OIL Maiahzas, LIST inst, boJnd in shin VIM.
Enss, Coe, fin Havana 10 finish ldg for UnniInrg
At Havana, 29ih u brig Echo, Messer, I'm Whining
ION ~ t' hrr 2sihi Poland Gardner, for Savannah In
~ d'i soop Lark Draper, for Apalachcoln in da,s
arr n wilmington, 3lst ult., schr Isabella, Rodnan
fln this port
I'm iIayann.
"a at Darien, 4th inst, schr Eagle Wiley, Havana
Ar ~ Mobile, 3si uit, schr Orator, Bliyen, I'm this
port. " "
Ga 1T Orleans, 29h ult, brig Sea Bird Dennis far
this port, cargo l5i ucrccs IA2 bbs Mol.sses bbls
sugar, and 80 Kegs Tnmarinds.
CID al Boston, on Saturday, sch'r Hannah Boss, Mo-
bile. "
Charleston
Arr at New Bedford 18th, ship Pacific Butler Indian
o'enh via tapetown hll cargo LIS sp oil for Fsrha-
ven Renorfs among Others, ship America, of Bristol
n, Cape Rich, mo date 8 whales.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

Pursuant 10 permission obtained Of the Hon.
Court Of Probate, Of The foWn Of .N.Wport,
there viH be sold at Public AUCTION on The
premises. on Saturday. the 2lst Of March
mrt al II o'eioek "A NJ,
A LII the right, title and interest which
"A Elizabeth Eoston, late Of Newport, dec.
had at The time Of her death, 10 and TO q cer-
tain lot Of land, with a dwelling house and
other buildings thereon standing, situated in
said Newport, bounded souihcrly fifty feet on
Touro street, westerly one hundred and lwen.
ty.two feet on land of John c. Card ard John
Springer, nor,herly fifty feet on Birney
street, and Easterly one hundred aud 'wenly-
two feet on land Of Charles Whitfield. Con-
ditions at time aud place Of sale.
PETER Z. REMINGTON Admir-,
on The Estate Of Elisabeth Easton.
Eel, 6 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20


1t really does ono good to look over
the Western papers about these days,
and sec with what spirit tho Wings are
animated. In addition to the encou-ag-
ing accounts which we publish below,
we notice by the Canton and Massillon
papers, that largo and spirited meet
ing has been held in Canton, the coun-
ty scat of Stark county, at which full
set of Delegates were appointed to at
tend the Wing State Convention, 10 be
held at Columbus on the 2lst and 22d
instant. Stark county has heretofore
been on the side Of the administration
the prospect at present is most auspi-
cious for the Wings.
From the National Inielli igencer.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN OHIO.
The following is letter from re-
spectacle gentlemen in Ohio to mem
Der Of Congress
CLEVELAND, Feb. 6, 1910.
Dear Sir This has been the proud
est day the Wings Of Cuyahoga ever
saw. The people have been out-the
real democracy-in their strength to a
county meeting. "A procession was
formed and, while marching the mum
Der was found to be 2532, by count -
AT least 500 more were in attendance.
but did not fall in. Al the proceedings
were marked with the utmost enthusiasm
No building could contain the crowd -
The temple Of Nature was used, and the
shouts that rent the air when an old revo.
lutiOnary worthy closed the most eloquent
speech ! ever listened to, showed ,ha,
the feelings and hearts of the great con
grcgation were enlisted for the war. A
large deleg cation was appointed to attend
the State Convention, aud the whole
Reserve is alive to the work Of reform.
Cuyahoga, feel sangune will give her
1000 majority for Harrison and Tyler,
and the Reserve an Overwhelming one.
There is now no coldness, no lukewarm-
ness, no dependency among the lIiends
Of .eform. We feel certain of carrying
the State FIR Harrison aud Tyler. The
Iocos are even now quailng before the
movements of the People.
In haste, truly yours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

HARRISON IN ILLINOIS. An intelli-
gent correspondent of the Louisville
Journal, writing from Peoria, under date
of the 2lth ult. says:
"There is no more doubt of this State
supporting Gen. Harrison, than there is
of Kentucky, Ohio, or Inoiana support
ing him. Even before the nomination.
Of Harrison, the people of this State had
become SO tired Of being ruled by an
arisiocracy Of Office holders, that they
resolved to get rid of them but many
were dishcartened. Some Of the hes,
men OF the State were ready to despair
of the Republic from nn apprehension
Tint the spo'lsmen, having both the sword
and purse, had become too powerful for
the people. But the nomination Of the
American CincInnn,us has inspired uni
versnl confidence. | know Of no true
Wing who has doubts of success. Har.
rison's birth day will be celebrated in
this town in n manner that will astonish
the Loco Focos. "A flag is being pre-.
pared, of immense dimensions, with ap-
proprinte embIcms and inscriptions"
Another letter ssys:--
The nominations run like fire IN the
prairies. In Illinois Old TIP will carry
the State easily. llis enemies cover
before his immense popularity, and stand
aghast."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondry, Feb. II
(Reponed for the Boston Patriot.)

At msrke, 365 Beef Cattle, 10 Cows and
Calves, 325 Sheep.
PRrcrs- Bs,f Caiic-The prices obtained
las, week for u like quality were hardly sus.
taned, and we reduce our quotations on tirs,
quality. We quote first quality 6s5 I; second
s6 % 6 so; third S5 2j : ~.
Coms and Ca,rts-A few salrs only were
motto, d, nnd those OF ordinary quality-S2e
80, 35.
!Sh"p-We quote lots a, 80 75, 3 25, 81
I 80. aud -.
.S,cine-None a, market.
N. D. We intended to have noticed IL
our report last week yoke Of beautiful Ca,
tie f'd by Mr. Ichabod Stow, of Stow, Mass
weighing over 3CC0 lbs rh ~ slaughtered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

civil wars that ever ragged in any coun-
try. The attempt made by King Charles
the lst, to tax his subjects without con-
sent of parliament, and resisted in the
amount only of few shillings for ship
money" by the patriot 4" HAMDEN, "
ended in a total subversion Of the
monarchy, and the BEHEADING OF
THE KING. With these precedents
in view, what should be tho course Of
the friends of liberty in both houses of
Congress, in the event of grant of
power being asked by tho Executive to
issue bills Of credit, or to raise money, +,
by loan, for tho pay of which eve
ry individual State would become liable,
and mortgngcd to redeem,-New Jer-
sey among the rest-while she is re-
fused representation in the Congress
that authorizes the loan, which must be
paid by Tax in some shape or other.
THAT NEW JERSEY HAS CHO-
SEN REPRESENTATIVES, Is AID
MITTED BY ALL-and that they are
ready to take their seats is also certain,
and admitted by both parties. The
present revenues Of the country, are
derived from sources authorised by the
Representatives of the dislranchised
state, in common with the other states,
and are therefore legal.-But any fur
ther attempt, either to RAISE MONEY,
or MAKE MONEY, at the expense of
the whoie of the states, while one is re-
fused representation, should be re-
sisted at the outset. The Wing mem
bers should moi give countenance to
the proceeding, even by negative
vote.-It is principle TOO SACRED
to be questioned, by even this tacit ad-
mission Of u doubt Of its vital truth and
importance. In case Of such an attempt
being made by the administration, be-
fore the members from New jersey are
admitted, the Whig members should
Immediately hand in their SOLEMN
PROTEST against the proceedings of
the majority-and withdraw themselves
from the Halls of Congress.
The administration have u clear and
decided majority in both Houses of
Congress let them admit which of the
five New Jersey members they please
those who have presented to Congress
the legal evidence of their election in
certificate from the Chief Magistrate
Of that sovereign State, e,--or those who
have the certificates OF Tom, Dick, and
Harry, if they please .-LEr THEM AD-
NIT ONE SET OF RErREsENTATIvEs OR
THE OTHER, before they proceed to tax
the citizens of an Independent state,
whose forcfathers have in TWO INSTANCES
declared, they would not be taxed but
with their own conscnt--and hare sealed
both those declarations miM Meir blood.
beware OF THE THIRD TINE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
February 90.
February 90.
B O . X s., 20.
JUST RECEIVED AT
JAMES HAM rTOND,S

BOOK STORE.
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icy, pastor Of the Church of the Messiah, in
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A new edition Of Truth, made simple, BY
Rev. John Todd
Pocket edition of the English version of
the Polyglot B bic.
The Boys Country Book Of amusemen,..
pleasures and pursuits, with Illustrations, by
William IIowitt
The Child's History Of the Y. S'ntes, de-
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
y u 4 s rs g.

Drowned ai The Harris Manufacturing Co.'S establish.
meh IN Coventry, 9Th lust, Mr John A. burton, son
o Pr Joseph Eurton Of Prov yoncs Ia the 25th year of
his nge ' "
In New York Mrs Maria. wife of Mr.. Wilnm o.
ice, OF Bristol. "
In Norfolk, Va, Jan. 2fih, on his way home from
haresion. S e., aler Illness Of iow hours
DIR William Henry Mprion, eldest son of Joseuh Man,
ton, Esq, Of Providence, aged "a years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
SALE POSITION ED.


On Saturday. March 2sth. Is40. al 3 o'cLack
y. w., at he .lfethodia Chapel IN this
T'o,rn ,cW be sold at Public Auction. 10 the
highest bidder.m conformity 10 The provisions
Of act Of Incorporation,
4 LII the Pews and parts of Pews in said
IA house, which may then be Indebted I.
the Corporation for Taxes, and incidental
charges. All interested will govern .hem-
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Si.ward.
Newport, Oct. 81. 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

bune on Sunday next, which will contain
tho proceedings. Our whole country is
rising en- masse. Never have ! wiines.
sed any thing like it in all my life. The
LOG CABIN and HARD CIDER BOYS are
turning out to the rescue and you may
look forward to a majority for the LOG
CABIN CANDIDATE Of at least
10000 in Ohio. Ilurrah for old Tippe-
canoe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
TRADERS BANK.

Newport, Jan. 2, IsI0.
"a Office is hereby given, that unless ,hs
L debt with interest and expenses secured by
Twenty shares Of the Capital stock of this In
stilu,on, standing in tho name Of John Clarke.
is previously paid, ] shall cause TO bo sold q,
Public Auction 10 the highest bidder, on Satur-
day. the eth day Of March next, Mt II o'clock
A. NJ. in front of the Banking House. the whole
or so many Of the said Shares as will produce
the SUN required.
BY order Of The President and Directors
BENZ. MUMFORU, Cashier.
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