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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27
g'O NEEE .F.NrEs EE.FNE.

TEl1llING-To Mothers and Nur
SEQ u are aware that tLoIc ere huUdfcds =,
u"Se mule ones YOU 20 dearly love. who are daily Lur
= I'M an rniimcly grave. lrom that distressing NAL
"o!' '"hNulsans Which almost every infant inIs n
prey 'oai the tnnc OF d,htition: therefore. you Nh,
- ""'nets' and haze The care 81 those liule ones
should apply iO PARIS Celehroici Soo,b,,, So, A.,
,i L",li.. Ice"'' which has puscryed thousands. When
",.s"' p'S' recovery, from that destructive r,,s,ter
'' s"e al al ~ Clair street. next deor io 10 A.
Philadelphia. " H'eH"A
Aso-For 'olc at lie sorc Of .CIN Flsrrp
Wheeling. Va.
q oIlCE-Ihc undersigned has authorised anil
" empowered Mr. Harvey Raw. ir. 10 rent. collie,
icn's' anu transact other bu-incss Tor him duripo h.
"',yn'e. WIN. ARMSTRONG.
sJNOk KENT, two frame houses in East WbecIi1-.
immediate Possession can he given of one. ues
"nv, on ihe list day of April Apply 10 '
DARE d HOGi
M HEELlNG IRON MORKS-Thc unlrr-r
cd (successors of David Agnrv) have inter-
y ."o eo-part2crship. under The firm of Agnew Wnke
Co"i Tor The purpose of manula,iuE:nr Iron and Nnis
"' wheeling Iron Works. We arc prepared. aud
Always w DC. 10 execute orders addressed IN Us. at
"e shortest i'"iicc. ard at P.usburgh prices. We war
rant our iron and nails equal IN qualify To the best Jn
aiaA manufactured AT Pittsburgh. and respectfully -
hcii "a continuance of ihc liberal patronage hcrctoG1r.
extended 10 This establishment.
DANI ACNFNv.
HENRY TAKE.
j. ;. ~GRlIkENiER.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

n = EMONAL--M. Reilly has removed - varehouse
ia No. III. west side market squ 70, lately oceu.
pied 10y James II. Chapline. and one luor uoru o., AR
George McMurrey's store. do q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

NlRGINIA-lN CuANcEEY:
rules held IN the Clerks office Of the Circuit Su
perior Court of Law and CHANGER, fr the county
OF Ohio, IN the month ofFobruary. 1910.
Plaioh Zane and Thomas J. Il. PonIo-l
ney, partners IN business under the ! Compkinonts
firm of Zane & P~cntoney,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

1 tNNA ny aillCH i. 1lapilhG, and one luur Iutf.t.r a.. IA
George McMurrey's store. do. 2
q bids Best Dutch NADER. "
~ ? tons L~ogwood,
. bbls Chip do
2 ScrOons Span. lo,ant Indigo,
10 bbls CoPpcras,
3 do Aium.
4 do Salt ire,
5 do Venetian Red.
5 do Spauish Brown,
6 do do Whiting.
40 kegs White Lead, just received mad for sale bv
Jan9 PAXToNs x TINGLE.
vENWILLED BAGs-20 dozen superior Iwilled
hass Tor safe low hy ap l3 u. Hull.
AAI H1SKEY BRANDY, &c
w as Barrels old whlkey.
; half pipes Corniac brandy.
J hid Port Wine.
do New Earland Rum.
AIuScai q Clarot Wines in csscs | dog each. Old
hmnioa Ram. Peach Brandy, Sweet Malaga a. Made.
n Wines. For sale by SOLOMON KING
~. d wafer street. aug 8
ENRESH FRUITS boxes Bunch Raisins.
Il 40 Drums Figs.
IS fancy boxes Prunes,
5 boxes Lemons,
20 bales soft she'll Almonds, Eilhcris & Cream
25O lbs LiqusricO paste, just rccciyod and for
dec 81 NJ AZ W.
HERUNN TANNERS OI--A few bids. brown
Iahnors lr ssie by D. HULL
eRA TIERCEs Rice.
SDO % bbis. No / a ? Louisians Loaf Sugar. in
small loaycs.
25 bbls jamaica Oil. inst received and for
sale by lmar 81 CRANGLE d BAILEYS
NOBACCo-2O kegs SIT twist Tobacco Garnet
II mics brandt just received and for sale by
marI' W. b TYSON
EAIHER-Spanish sole. calf and upper leather,
- Tor sale by TODD d SIIAM
MAJ - 2O2 Main st. Wheeling
IUSr received by Todd q lsbar. a very superior
- quality Of patent Band Boxes. manufactured out Of
wood. They are light, strong and CHEAP. mar Il
To fiji LADIES
CARD-Samnd MCE1VeH has lust received
~ from Philadelphia a splendid assortment Of
Ladies English, French and American Md. black
Mhtte ana c0lGred S%lVpcrs, Of the most modern
style also, ladies satin Slippers and I'D walking
shoes II a superior quality.
: NC. will receive 10 a .ow days a large stock
OF Iadlcs. genuemens, misses, boys, youths & chill
drcns work, recently purchased by hImsalf (of The
nianuiactnrerJ with great care EXPRESSLY pa az
lAiLINo. mar p
LIQUORS d NINES-Champlign Brandy. a..
- poror 81 years old.
4 Segnotte Coguiac, Fine flavor and DARK color. |
Bordeaux Brandy, do do
Domestic Brandy, IN pipes,
Tennessee Peach Brandy.
jamaica Spirits, ~ years OLD,
Holland Gin. y. r.. Rum.
Port Vino. CIreblo grape auI low prccdJ
MADEIRA Wine. ~ ne aud low prccdJ
Lisbon and Sweet Malaga Wines.
Muscat be- cases. "a siofo fr sale on accJnmo-
dating terms, BY the cask or On draft by
SOLOMON KING.
ap2S No. sc. corner Of Water aud Caion srs.
ROOTS-BOOTS just receiv.
- cd from the Fast, q fine assortment of Gen I
lemrn's super calf and Morocco Boots, made Of
ihe best material and boz the very nsatest. man ser.
For sails by TODD s. ISHAa,
ora 2o2. Main street, wheeling
= NEN boxes Sicily sweet Omnges Pa drums Smyr F.
4 ma Figs, received and 6T sale by .
ap 25 NJ REILLY ~
SSPERM OlL-2OO gallons jusi receiged a. r.,
- sale BY may8 NJ REII- -
<nn lbs Salestus, received alsI sr az 4
OOO may ? NJ 49, Z !
MOLAssEs-50 rhis M6iases. TecsIIy y" {,
"oy MevsI nd
for cole by apis - 4
B.a' 'hoi 5 ,sfs. .slsrIg .pBf2o, -
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

ANOoNoAll GOODS-h constant supply orCIoihs.
IA and SattncIts, from the mandatory of George
Rapp. for sale by
jan % ~ATTERBURY. CALDWELL. g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

7HNiNE FRENCH WALL PiPER-rLe sHi4r-.
bcu viii rcrsivc. on % few dave. direct E.r
Ffaucc, ror % Baltimore. n.e go Now SIR.
very large ann .. H1' ....mrH. 81 French u...
paper, fCiccf-l TitI care eNlr Hst E. fms IrrE..
their rooms % wait Ild 'rarlre Fs Iaf v.I,.
suiyes. SftPHENsON O. GAgWOJa
mar 81 o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

NEN borcs Sicily sweet Omngas Pa drums SIN
i ma Figs, received and 0T sale by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

PITTSBURGH Office, No ~. ST Cr,;,
next door to the Allegheny Bridge. o'' s"'>I
Wheeling, Va. -" rlshtr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
VIRGINIA ELrCTroN.---Partial return

VIRGINIA ELrCTIoN.---Partial returns
from Virginia show handsome Wing
gain. If the result in other parts of the
State have been equally suspicious, the
triumph will be complete. But of this
we are sanguinc. That State, in every
emergency, has gone against us. We
neither claimed nor expected such a
revolution as has been effected in tho
Counties heard from. Nor do we need
Virginia to elect Gen. HARRISON. He
is safc--trumphantly safe, even with
out the Ancient Dominion Alb. Jour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

pay themselves" says this 'hircling' of
Mr.. Kendall's, and II WILL SEE
THAT YOU ARE PROVIDED
WITH THE MEANS" Who womb
ors that our national expenditures are tro-
bled under Van Buren, rule, when such
"MEANs" are employed to carry elections?
Who wonders that a yearly emission OF
ten or twenty millions of Treasury notes
is required, when every Postmaster is
provided with fund to purchase or pay
for Loco-foco voters ? And who wonders
that instances of detection are rare, when
these dangerous missivcs end with the in
junction, "PLEASE DESTROY THIS
LETTER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
HARRISON IN TENNEssEE.-Bedfort

HARRISON IN TENNEssEE.-Bedford
county (Tenncssee) last August gave Col.
Polk majority of 500 votes. At re-
cent election for county officers, which
turned upon party politics, the Wings
triumphed. The Shelbyville Locofoco
paper, in announcing the result of the
election says: cit has resulted in most
'disgraceful defeat of the Republican par
'ty, and tho most signal triumph of our
Federal Wing opponents. We are bca-
'tcn-badly beaten-and it is perfect
stuff to say otherwise"
To this we may add, that very dis
tinguished gentleman ofWilliamson coun-
ty pledges himself that his own and the
two adjoining counties, Williamson, jack
son and Bedford, will give heavier ma
jorty for Harrison than the whole State
of Tennessee gave for Gov. Polk at the
last August clection.-Louisvile Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
KENTUCKY.

We should like to give to our readers a
full account of a grand gathering process
sion, and organised meeting of Wings in
Maysville, Kentucky. TWAS trench
dous convocation. About t,Oelue thou
sand were present.
The tables on which were spread the
meats and other substantials, were ar
ranged into ahollow square many hundred
feet in circumference, within which were
benches loaded with provisions, piled in
large buckeye trays, which constantly
supplied the outer table. The meats were
peculiarly fine and we'll barbecued-the
breads the choicest specimen Of the Vir-
ginia pone and bakers loaf-and all neat
ly carved and prepared for the hungriest
and tierccst assault. Hard by was the
hard cider table of portentious circuit,
where barrels and hoghseads ofthat home
beverage of the poor man were dealt out
with true Kentucky liberality. We are
informed that about one hundred carcases
of fresh meat, and three hundred joints Of
bacon were consumed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

some Of the reasons why tho firm Of Calhoun, van
Buren, & Co. are determined either TO "stave Off"
the Maine question for the present, or else ifdrlven
TO the WALL to surrender the whole territory, in de-
fance of Maine and Massachusetts, rather than en-
danger the "peculiar institutions" by asserting
their rights like men. This being the state OF the
case, you might as well seek to spur a donkey
into bonfire, as attempt 10 arouse the adminlstra-
ton to an assertion fthe rights of Maine. The
rowels Of public opinion beat UNDECIDED upon the
sides of the callous and obstinate dovotee Of the
slavcocracy, and it is vain TO look for a vndIca-
ton of national honor, to a man who has no re-
gard either for his own honor or his own inde-
pendencc.
We know that by electing Harrison we shall
have at least different course ofpolicy, and ask
any candid man who has reviewed the case, If 1t
be different, can it fail to be better The expo
rence which the veteran has had in the field
against the mcrccnaries Of the same INSCRIPTIONS
power, and tho undaun,ed valor with which he
fought them Of old, are an earnest ofwhat may be
expected Of him when called to meet this impudent
demand for portion of the State Of Maine.
But after all this, let us not be suspected of deg
string war, beneficial as il might be TO northern
interests. Far from ii. No one could possibly de.
preca,e war with England national honor asdc)
more heartily than we do. We know too well its
fearful concomltants; its blood and carnage, its
tears and widowhood, its endless and complicated
mseries. No !--deliver US from war, if liberty
and its attendant blessings can be preserved whole
without it. Blu, let us once submit to be insultcd
by Great Britain without resistance, and our liberty
would be but name, our republic bye-word-
all nations would despisc and impose upon us, and
foremost among them would be England herself
The scenes which preceded the last war would be
repeated again, until at last driven to desperation,
we should have to spend treasure mcounted and
rivers of blood TO regain the proud position we
now hold before the world. That position, we ask
the Government 10 maintain at all hazards, and 1t
necessary, TO let third and probably last sangui.
nary struggle teach TO Great Britain, and the
world, that we are a people who "know our rights,
and, knowing, DARE MAINTAIN THEM" S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
TENNESSEE,
MuRrREEsBoRo, Tennessee,

Dear Sir-You may set down Tennessee for Har-
rison with great certainty. Our candidates fol
Electors are men ofpowertil talents, and they are
in the field in good earnest, carrying all before
them. Almost every one is a match for even Polk
himself, and one half of them at least are superior
to that really accomplished and ad coptandem
electoneerer. The ticket Of the Sponslnen is q
poor one.
We will carry Tennessee for Old Tip by 5000 al
least. He will run better than Clay would have
dsne. There is no old prejudice against him but
on the contrary there many old officers and SOL
diers here and there the State,who fought UNI
der his banner formerly, and will fight under his
banner now.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
GErom the Baltimore Patriot
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The mail from the South brought nothing from
Richmond later than the papers OF yesterday NOR
ming.
The Globe Of last evening states that in NAL
lens precinct (Fairfax county, the Loco Foco
ma jorty was 81; last year Wing majority. The
county of Fairfax, at the last election, re,urned
Loco Foco 10 The Legislature by II mai.
The following cheering intelligence reached us
by the Norfolk steamboat, which arrived this NOR
ming:
HERALD OFFICE, Norfolk, April 90, SPIN.
All is going well for the cause of Harrison and
Reform in the first district, wherever we have
heard from.
NORFOLK BoRouGu.-Whig majority last year
1872.
r. i. Taylor (W.) 3l9
w. w. Lamb IL. F.) ITO
Probable majority al the close of the polls 100.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Last year, Van Buren, majority in Portsmouth
Il6. Wing majority at Great Bridge 1852, leaving
the Wing majority in the county So. The polls
now stand;
Portsmouth. Great Bridge.
E,hereige, (W), $40 (No, heard frem.)
Smith, ~, B) 276
Fisk, H. F.) 264
We calculate on Wing gain in Norfolk county
OF 200. The vote IN Portsmouth last year was
Wing 27J; Loco Foco 39l.
NANSEMOND.
Last year, Wing majority IA.
Harrell, w. los
Boykln, l.. +. IS
Is not this cheering? Verify, old Virsinia's
coming too
ACCOMACK.
In this county there is great contest between
Pitt [Whig and Baily, [who is an impraclicable.
A letter received IN this city says that at Pongo-
league precinct, yesterday at three o'clock, p. m.
PHI was 40 votes ahead Of Bay. The contest will
be closA No opposition 70 CroppcN Whg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
PICTURE OF MARTIN
BUREN,.

Some years since, Alexander Everett
was an active and efficient Wing in tho
eastern part of this State. Like George
Bancroft, he tried to induce the Vlhips To-
set him up for Congress, but the didn's
choose so to do. Consequently, after va.
rious sinuositics, he became loco foco.
and is now one of the most ardent and un-
scrupulous of the party. Within few
days, it llas been publicly announced that
Van Buren, has given him an appointment
in Havana, which will doubtless full nish
Alexander something to SHUTTER his bread''
with. But our present purpose is to show
what this gentleman once thought Of Van
Buren,, and what opinions he once OK
pressed about his his present bsnet factor.
Some years since, Mr.. Everett delivered
a political Grafton in Hollston in thi,
State. In that address we find some
choice political items, and very graph
ic sketch of Martin Van Buren,. Speak
ing ofhlm he says
Throughout his public proceedings
ace see the character of the man "a
naro,0, sordid, selfish spirit, pursuing
little ends by little means: no lo1tiness Of
purpose-no po,cer, depth, or reach Of
mind-no generosity of teeling-no p-in-
ciple, and Of course no faith in the ezi,-
tencc Of any such quality in Others. He
enters on the high and sacred concerns Of
the government in the same temper, in
which as village lawyer he sat down to
play AH Fours at the ale house, and is
just as ready to employ any trick that
will increase his share of the SPOILS
OF VICTORY {"
Again in speaking Of Van Buren's pet.
ty tricks, he says
His talents, as far as he possesses any
fit him to act upon this theatre. His lit
tic, narrow, sordid soul is at home in tho
little arts, the little intrigues, the little,
miserable, mischierous monkey tricks that
may be supposed to decide questions in a
council of ChamJcrmaids."
So much for the character of his Ex-
cellency Martin Van Buren,. Had this
sketch been drafted by Wing, it would
have been pronounced gross SANDER.
As it was written by Alexander H. Ev-
erett, upon whom Mr.. Van Buren, has just
bestowed an important office, cant its truth
be questioned by any Of Everett's BROTH
er Locofocos 2-Northampton Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
A THRILLING LOG-CABIN INCIDENT!

The Wings of Erie, Pa. raised a Log CABIN last
week, from which the Banner of HARRISON and
Reform was displayed. While engaged in the
dedication ofthcir CABIN, the Wings received lnfor
nation which led them to apprchend hostile de-
monsration from HarbOr-Creek, portion Of the
Borough whose citizens hadevcr been strong jack
son and Van Buren, men. Soon afterwards a party
of horsemen, about forty in number, dressed in In
dian costume, armed with Tomahawks and Scap.
ing Knives, approached the Cabin ! The Wings
made prompt preparations 10 defend their Banner,
The scene became intensely exciting. The assail-
ants rode up TO the Cabin, dismountel and surren-
dered themselves as voluntary prisoners of war -
On inquiry they provedlo be sannch Jackson men
from Harbor-Creek who had taken that mode OF
arraying themselves under the HARRISON BANNER2
The Tomahawk was then buried; after which the
string of the latch tcas pushed out, and the Har-
Dor Checkers were ushcred into the Cabin where
they pledged their support TO Gen. HARRIsoN in a
bumper ofgood old Hard-C ider!-- Albany Journal
Wula VIcToRY IN ST.. Louls,-.The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
A GUN FROM GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, Geo. April 10, 1910.

l hasten to inform you that the cleo
tons for Mayor and Alderman in this CT
ty has taken place to-day, and the result
has just been announced. For Council
men, we have elected Q Wings out of IL,
nearly reversing the state ofthe last years
polls. The question has been contested
upon strict party grounds, and the result
may he relied upon as very certain in
dex as to the course the State at large will
ultimately assume. The very gratifying
changes which are so rapidly pcrvading
other sections of the country, are going
on in this quarter, if with less rapidity,no
less certainly, and you may rest satisfied
that the glorious cause of Harrison and
Reform will be supported with great ar
dor at the ensuing canvass than that cause
has ever received IN the State of Georgia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
WHAT'S THE NATTER NOW

villa - AAAb MA l LII wv"
A letter from Washington, published
in the Boston Morning Post, says of the
proposed VAN buren, CONVENTION at
Baltimore: "The conclusion is, that no
Convention, which can be called Ma
'honal, piH be held, and that so small a
portion ofthe States will send delegates,
if at all, as to render it desirable to dis
'pensc with the attempt to organize a
3 Convention. So far as the views of the
democratic members of Congress are
concerned, l feel fully warranted in say
ing that they are nearly unanimous
against holding a Convention"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
Correspondence oflhs Courier 4 Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, April 25, 1870.

8 O'Clock, +. NJ.
The accounts 30 far are good. In the Norfolk
Congressional district we have swept the board,
having gained over 400 votes since last spring. In
Morgan county we have elected Wing by 81 ma
iorly, where we were beaten last year by 80 ; and
in Frederick we have elected one of the two dele
rates, and also carried the Senator in the Freder-
lex district. Jefferson county gives US a sweeping
majority, In Elizafe'h cay Mr. Crastord, an
a good and true Wing. The following list will
show the present account current for members of
the House Of Delegates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
The Federal Government in TIL,
Field!

nj. c.u..: ,.,ou D.,
''.'
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AUS ''s"'
~ "e"' SALEM March Nh 1910
Dear sr;-l have Just heard Td OF your brilliant
prandy, and have no doubt your success is per.
m Ie Chosen hu r' Representative S next aof fall Allow
me to to you ne pIhopsy OF ndg out
before he election. Also, ,henames ofthosc per-
ever, and have them assessed by May. Your Sc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

We learn from gentleman who passed through
Fredericksburg yesterday at three o'clock, that
Mr.. Crutch6cd NV. was 80 votes ahead, and no
doubt entertained of his reelection. The reports
from Caroline county were also favorable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
PENNSYLVANIA FOR HARRISON.

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-"Yesterday there was
meeting of Van Buren, and Porter men, OF over
TWO HUNDRED, at the City Hotel, who formed
themselves into a TIPPEcANoE CLUB. Is it moi
cheering PIN. Y. Times.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Nrw YoRK. Sunday. April 26, Il

NEW YORK, Slnday, april 70, I04U.
The Southern Railroad line is just in-33 coun-
ties in Virginia are heard from, giving decided
gain to our cause. gentleman passenger direct
from Washington, says the Locos admit all Is
lost.
A leading Loco here, said to friend Of mine
within the last half hour, that their information
was northumberland was all gone to the
devil" Yours, &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
AsroR HOUSE, New York, I
An,l DC A y NJ

NPrH 70, Z = VT
by the - o'clock train Of yesterday and who ar
rived here at 81 p. M. IN the Philadelphia train,
saws that from 80 members elected in Virginia, the
Wings have nett gain Of five members and also
one Senator. Yours, in haste.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

charter election for Mayor and Aldermen
was held in st. Louis on the 9th instant
The regular candidate for Mayor was
elected, and of the four wards, the Wings
carried three. This is the reputed resi-
dence of Mr.. II. II. Benton. The follow
ing is the vote for Mayor:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

There is no doubt, say our friends in Richmond
that the Wings have carried the State. The Wing
gain so far is five in the House and one in the
Senate. Good
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

CHINA.-Orders have been received
at the Charlestown navy yard to fit out
for sea, as soon as practicable, the frigate
Constellation, the sloop Concord, and the
Preble. They are destined to the East
India station. 70 relieve the squadron
here
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

VINO VIcroRY IN ST.. Louls,-.Tho
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

The following letter from a Postmaster
in Massachusetts has just been brough
to light.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
LONDON ADVERTISEMENT.
QUARTERMAINE & LOVEGROVE.
New York Hotel

80 Ne'o Bridge Street, Jour doors from Ludgate Hill,
MERCHANTS and Families from the United States visit.
4u the English Metropolis, respectfully solicited
to make trial of the above establishment; they will fnd
reasonable charges
The situation most desirable it is of easy the
theatres and, while its proximity the House. Bank
and public Offices render important to the reliant families
Will md the Hotel pie and srabe residence
Messrs l.. have spared pains to make the New York
Hotel Of the first family establishments in Londor and
they confidently their claim pablo neee,
those who be induced favor them with trial thai
will be paid
a repetition.
To families &c., taking apartments for stated period,
reasonable low ance will be made
Remuneration to attendants betrayed by Messs O. L., if