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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
TIPFEcANoE FLAG



PEOPLES ADVOCATE
We sail rsue iron ihs onice under The supcru-
tendenco of The ohlo C,nniy Committed of Vigilance
and cgresfondenre. q paper bearing The above nil',
about the ISh % fhis m0nih. 10 be continued scmi-
monthly thcrcafer Until The ~eiecron. 10 advocate Inc
cause of Old TIppccanoc nnd The people.
Terms fiFFY CENTS. IN udyancs fer'ous TAX
inc 90 copies sill BE- supplied at 37l ets a copy CT
tho winnie tune. Counties from which fiFrY dollars
IRE Permitted. VII receive 300 copies. 25 CT. per copy.
Every Trend o. Harrison ard the people. IS rogucs
cd 10 act as agent
WESTERN INSURANCE GOTHAM
NOTICE j. hcr-ty given hat The requisite amount
II n STOCK haviog been msen N re Weston IN
s1rance Company, shattered aEfecabr % au s-t ol tse
General Assembly - vFnals. ps,acd Jan. ~. 1890.
an o'cciion Cor nine dfsriors % nd - ltuuon. wfl bc
held 90 WEDNESDAY,. Fshgoay f9h. 1870. az M,
ofhos n he Mcrcsn's a Nschanics' bnk. between
he hotp Of D and ~ o'cicck.
THOMAS HrGns. pust
ARCH FfsHER. Scc'y
feb l Bo1fd 81 Corar ioners
Siocsh7drn vii 30 r>qys-f b. 81 al on cac'
sharo or sn-k. previous % o. it9 ofrrcuan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

ACUTE BRONCHITIS. 4 FORERUNNCR or
tONSCMPfiON-Ihs disease is VERY much Ike q
common cliarrh. II sen,rally mmc hkc an or.
binary cC'd. with laSsiulIa. c~b!lilnosS. sight cough and
oppression and t-ttncss ciout ihe brcls' ~ many
instances tho disease scCms nc Grsi Oi uo VCrg scrouz
character. IS the GISesscconiiude toe orrrcss.l a.
the breast mrGcuScs, 'ho coGH:C3.auce becomes express.
siyc o! anxiety, the respiration 6ccones more and more
ia5or.oas, sometimes Wheeling ~ sl;tiing sand. as If
Ihc ar was forced through q usr-~r aperture ciececd
with n vs'id huid. To neel,ctth's disasc it NAV be
oiserious consequence. but ~ "a timely application o.!
pr. Swa~ne's Compound Syrup of Wild Chcrr. with
sir.et attention 70 thc directions, all lAzse uap,casa,t
Effects viii &c removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
ARRIVALS.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
ElF TIE BlRTH OF WAShINGTOS-The
" Wushington Volunteers Union will celebrate IN :
npproarhing anniversary. on Saturday next. being The
~ instant. The GLOWING is the order Of the n
rangeGlfnts;
The Corrs will assemble r; The armory Of tho Eiuos
at 6 o'clock p. u. from thence they will nave in rro-
cess.on 10 the Tt, IN IlNil, where the follow ing i'd
dresses will be dch,ssed
Oa WaSbiugt0n--Ey SerVi. James T.. Wharton.
On tie Washington VoaHGerS JAis..-By Captain
James 5. Wheat.
Tbs ecson7nies at The hal having Isen concluded.
The corps viii repair TO the United States ho.cl. and
partake Ola supper.
The pubic generally are respectfully invited 70 :.
semhie nj the Town Hall, 81 half past 6 o'clock, pre
cisely and the conmitee hope that. no citizen who
can attend. wa! fail % yield 10 the call Of patriotism.
SIMEON D. WOODROW
WM. s. GOSHORN.
IAcoB NJ. BlcKEI.
JOHN. M. CLARKE,
DAVID LEE,
CcmrniIee OF Arrangements.
tITk BLUES, assemble az The Amor. on SAT.
u JRDAY NEXT. at . o'clock, r. NJ. in citizen,
dress.
The honorary members are respectfully invited 10
attend al the place aHd une above mentioned.
by or'sr; JOS. w. FAWCETT.
February %. 1919. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

- EW SUGAR. 81 hhds. new crop ". Orleans. a
u superior article. Just rccci 81 on consignment
and for sale by FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE.
feb IL
N9oWDER-Just received frum Dupon;s Mills.
Brandywine. Delaware. 900 kegs Powder. con.
sIsting Of Rife, shotgun aud blasting. of which we
shall keep a constant supply. Being appointed agents
for the manufacturers, We shall sell At Pittsburgh prices.
Merchants and other. can thus be supplied al al times
with a superior ariirlr. as cheap rs il cla ne brought,
from the East. FORSYTH. o * CLARK.
feb -
SALE or VALUABLE BLOODED STOCK
y By Virtue OF n deed Of trust ffom Thomas c..
Moore 10 me for the benefit OF Remembrance n. Lind.
Say. ! Will proceed To sell To the highest bidder. OF
MONDAY. the 18Th day Of January next, The follow
ing thorough bred stock: BAY Stallion Duff Green.
Bay S'ailion oConnell. Bay Mare Fanny / ighuoo;.
and Bay Horse +. Pier.
The sale viii take place Ut 10 o'clock. on Marker
square. The Terms will be fully made known on the
day Of sale. MI &. CLARKE, Tnztee.
HALL & WiCKrAN. Auct'r. dec lS-3w
~ The above sale has been postponed until MON
DAY, the 9Th Of February neu.
ian rs J. 4. CLARKE, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

FEVO MATTHIAS. Avery A. Go. have on hand
SiZ,ny and Native Wool HAT BODIES. winch
hcy Will sell 1l accommodating terms. o,t3
Gpn buAcs BAiSlN>.
[SO la!rs Sod Shcilcd Almonds.
@ boxes assorted Candies.
J case IiqIorcc, just received ari l6r sale los
jan . PANTONS a. TINCIE.
HWHOLESAfE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
EV AIRY SIORE.-Thc sulec-iber has iu.,- d.
ccIsci arp.tudd assortment NJ Trrrca co1.e~ .,r.
such ls Sugar Igufes of various kiule Trsrsr L,.s.
of lu entirely new pattern. Jcii, Cakes g IN pc.,.
.tU1sn.izc! Cauiirs. Jujlbo Paste, Sr..r Amin.
Fishes. Dog. Cats. Squirrels. Dover. o.. Dc
Green nod Dried Fruits. as follow. I,u-.-. r,-,.
Grapes. CIcoIuags. Sonsholl AImo,,la. Primes in a..
'nd Boxes. Iant- Cuuants, EaIm MUS. G,rrd yr,.
&C.. &c.
Together with asHPfF OF oYuracuonary n hi.1W.
manufacture which 'a Offers stwholaelle tr rcnii. oi
accommodating iesl< Having bad the lrqnleemer
"i ihe m'hniit' ing department or tho pfncislr
Hhl~hwo. JOB sllIurro aud Rcamrnd. az vel "a r,
vel hno''u nHl tp'rulid establishment n a. Nrl.tI.
lnurf' we. GiiE ir fait~u himself that. -f,lail II.
-iDHns 90 Wheeling th,nk Nm WORTHY OF fi,r "a,
.'0zrhe sh.l D.. at's 90 p,esse
d',E-a p. NrMssx
/ NOfICE-T1e Dcraiory ofrbs American Ebl.
i ' Society b. DOW opeu 90 % r-~1 at los. t.ais o.
' ne tifpfEl $50 H-i .r1..i "a bot stofe
re1hnurn8 Uc~saipres con ae -rlggts7 here
noHs iceiiue flefl.siv,a rot alia p rav rff .1r-
CO. to suqpiIci at foiue,d wrera ~ cai1.ar.r
ine sphscr .r-w .i at az t1ss toxic p'..s.r. o. r.
hH'ftfnf He Bible q AVERY. Ar.rf
Ian ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

UTcR RENT Tho P0wha,an Tto.-i nsw sesf ~
81 WIN r. Mcclure. d ff rent Possors.oa given
% DE- IT, iry Of A,rf 1.r-aopy'e
8. e. 1916 sClEr y cLA-EE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

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sos. MORRg<R r~<. -
e., sANrfL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

ACONpMY GOOHS-Ao,s s.ss&esbls
81 uad Sdiiueiis. from lhs II l&z<s.<, y
El9r. 1f sale by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
EEwA1E IF nouSrFaRR1re-

ErCauiog-Be p%artcuisr in purchasDr n, sec
that the la1 ] % this mcirtnc colta'1s "A notice ID
~ entry ACCORDING o. At Of Congress. And be-
lkcsIse u1ruc' ~ tn obtaining them a. loo gh.f.
han 81, Nv York ~ frOm The
Rs iuLAN AGENTS.
Wv. N. ktNG, Wheeling ".
STEVENSON. NJ wv N'n. farkersIlrV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

NE REASONS WHY pG. UARiJCHS rIIs
4 a. po asy al G~2scsO pcsP.e N p,eGtlu nee
% eng Uthtr;
thry a-e prepared irarl d pr. e-t-aci 81
HERDS, a Ncry wholesomc ncliCinc. Utd az liz a1e-
c,ior. and pleasant IA us cf.ocIs. the siosi ccr;aa pro
scfN cr Ogheai'h. ssd a saseani ~efeotuNi cure ogDlS-
ftESIA or INDIGESTION. and an STOMACH
yo1fLAtNTS, a prcserverand purifier OF the whole
's< ~
d. Sooshe tac nerves az sens;bijy tnl
liorosy th~1f ses oi motion. iraaariius 20 tac:r mos,
&So,c fs4A ~ tine Ions. and gives strength AM
~ciccsecss ~ s.;mi.
BECSusE nee p<s<r sfs,fcy tc rra's # ts S.ar
sch ard i''aTrts Gsdr assc rAssafiresGc.
BECAUSE scitrce AL exesriele. tcaca lhst ~
more purssfivr alonr. viii cure che tiseasss ~ sho 80
mach and nerves Ncakncssr The Prime caaso ofa
Eos' otdiseascs, ID y eo1,arasy rcsorsiag tn pusgs
tnls. '"1 make the MAJ, worse tnsic9c OF better
E1IAJ>E Dr. Iaric,. ncdiciua "a pIt NJ. upcu
ihc common souge pr,Hcipic. . 70 dsaEss and S'-erssA-
~ which istc Gay way 20 CT, Vt cugc lastly,
LAC they really 90 cure ihN diseases for
which they Z 2 recommended. Asa 6s ~. liarlicks
Pills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

HAVE YOU \ CoCGIIf Do not r.-iLc. isJ-
Ih"u,ands have met a premature death ior ,ao ~
of a EttleaitCntuu To n common COLI.
Hay" y"u n cough or \ co,d' Dr. Svayno's Com.
pound Syrup Of Prunrs Vtrvipiana. or WilJ Chorry. e
safe medical prescription. and used IN an extensive
practice. wH Iost positively afori reiaG. and save yoa
i'"n That 2Miul disease, consumption. which usualiy
sweeps mao he grave the young. the old. the for. the
lovely and tbc saY-.
lave you a ooth, Swaync's Psrnus N'r-iniana.
or Will Cherry ; rnP, is the oily remedy YOU should
take 10 cure you. For hhis PLAIN reason That N no
one OF Tie thousands ofcas,s where q hes been psc{
has UGalol 20 r~cllcre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

HE sur-,ui, -. a -ar,o.7---
''"i'l 81 the city o. Wb' 81
ror'f'| i"r he bo,ldiug of a 10 IL
~, y" "jrr, mil toe fFstdt< 81 ~
ny 'ie'iECas.oGs c,n ie sceo s1<I< 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

A1ANsLED Ollie hbis -. "a
& d. ATFEBBURH CIE*EtL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

rENO H~NTILRS-S Avery a. Go. have on hand
Sfz,ny and Native wool HAT BODIES. winch
tIcy Will sell 1l accommodating terms. u,3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

- XGEQX
tCOHSCTT1
81 81 ed
-
70 oan' = IN
T.t
Who'll, 49,. -
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49,
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49,. -
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A.! OF S@0DOtt of 2.eoSIU
! - 500
Tieke's si1 sAsrct serrccoI1
w'o'e tickets e<a1ceiec VII %
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. MANAGEHS7[1
vgi;ors uh,
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proportsca. 49,
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1909. of SOC. -
TICKETS SO.
cate of % ,yhc,,
proportion.
T,vn u,ut 49,
Capitals. s2O.Oco,
1900; 10 or lOOX
Tickets s5; 81
- whole tickets ~
tSu, r
each orl56o; so ~
=. craric7s - 20
viii cost sIr0. I,~<*
caniHI.. . orsjaeS
AilClani State z
800. Tickets -
Petersburg class . N
.isi0-capiial.
a. e5esa4: !
$1,000; ; of e3OOO
Tickets so. Uat-
ircate % &c uholr IA
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eo5Oo cone
.Insp 81 gaTn :. 80
s,noo 'Us4>
~ = - siueO'. ou' Nv
~ 500 SHARES ~ ?r'no
$40, Ct;n.s S30.0o0<
%oCo; > each ofSft
Tickets $40; ilalves1iaA
'Ara'r OF - whosc uoLSSk8E
!, rlts1', 70 olr dS.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

DUTrER-j0 kcrs Butter in store. ani hr sis
ID hy
JIM FORSYTH MOORE & CtNErr.
TNANrED--jJ00 lbs CinscnV, ior winch te
w highest mirtci arico viii Dc gaal. i0 cash. "a.
i'm T0TSfTU. MOO 90 . 'IA3kF.
TNREsu W,fAGN RAfslVs. In whole o. ha.
h.te Us fcs.vcd sni tr sic tv
dec IL WHEAT a. KENDALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
JAMES Plppy

Principal Office. 10 North EielIh street. PhIadc'-
pHli Pittsburgh Diicc. No. Al - Clair street. u,xt
door % ihe Aiicghcuy h-ifsc. where this invaluable
medicine may ALWAYS be found. Also for sale nj t.e
Book store 81 Joln Fisher. wheeling. Va.
nov 5-1y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

BRILLIANT SCHEMES. O JANUARY. 1910
BY reference 10 oar list of drawings. Il wil ne secn
thai II. 20, %. sHareuf $1,000. an Lccsburs Letter..
class !. drawn on the l4h insiBu'. Was cold hy us
and cashcd on toe s7ot; uuj as wc hope 10 deal out
many snch. We ask or correspondents and customers
senerally, 10 call. or send for ackclS IN some of IA col
lowing splendid sohrme4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

WONDERFUL CURE or COTSU NPTfoN. nor
ilrncd w DIR. SVNYNES COMPOUND SYEvP.
OF PEI Z VIRGINIA, or WILD CHERRY Mr.
WILSON GREENE, oi Lancaster county, Ia. entirely
cured Of iho above d,Secse. lis symptoms Nrra chilli.
ness. succeeded by heat, lowness Of spirits. sail Taste i'm
as month, dry cough. great oppression ~ the breast
loss OF appetite, n frequent splitting aud coughing up OF
frofhy .lG aor.d Mood. Anrr using Two boa,es ofih,
above syrup the corsh ceased, the boy began "a
sirenet ,cn. and by us!Es tNO iau.c b@ules al these DIS
agreeable feelings were rtuuvcd. ~. Is now en,o,.
mg perfect hcalt, - tie sslorIshnca, Of all h,
lr.snts.
E=:actoc "a letter dated.
EHl-, p. Sr~:7fnher g.. 1859.
Dear SI--!ihis day su.U iys some Of Or. Swl-nc.
P'inos Virginia or Wild Cherry IS rup; there cen.
tioman sick IN this place, and mas beca .ar a long limo.
Se ms tined The medicine and ENDS Il hrir, him ml.l.
I am oi'-p.easn send me surIe iplmel at,ir; send two
bottles u you c1-lct send more.
Ia hastc, yo1s &c.
CISCrSNAri. hugj;s, 10. 1882.
ScFPeciCd trend, DR.. SHuyuc-I Gm frIlg iriehf.
ed oyoa Tor the haErft I have received from Toe use
Of your Comrount $yrsP OF VIII Cherry Bark, which
! confess was The .Icaus Of restoring nv health I Aa.
attacked "Ih a common cold. which terminated i'm 8.
seated discosc upon the lungs. l 40 Length bc,aMc
much dsbrItu'cd from constant coughing aad l,v- %.
appetite, and gave ~ al hope Of recovering. ~ maay
OF my family hal been rarricd oil ~ corr .nfi:ou-
.BoIag 10y ATTEND Of rune, Mr. 9"1ver.
10 make q rial 81 your irc~I,mablc syrup Gd 3D..
which terminated ~ PERFORMING q perfect cure. /
have much TO sny to you whoa ] see you. which VIII
be- ihis fall; yog rav make use OF these lines # vo.
think proper. that those afflicted may find relief from
tie snina source. Yours trIly,
JAMES PARRY
Principal Office. 70 North Eisltb srrcor. pbIal.l
p'iir; Pittsburgh DHct. No. II -, Clair street. ucxt
door % ihe Allegheny h-i'ec. where TN. invaluable
medicine may n,vure be found. Also for sale nj t.e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
nEa a hays FLPrER. "
$50 10 bags Pmenfa
l2O mats Csssia.
! cash Nlimeka
I 60 Cloves.
> 90 GmgerJest rc1>s.2
ism ? PX1 <f&

~ BOhssI, Cllo rc7z-x
a. pleasure N miormang ~ ,.o
'H1' be hu-~ associated hIaslf ki<1I kff
strong, ior the pIrn1sc % ceht.5 - N I. n
wariins ard g neral camnissio6I &. A.,
under ihc fra sud Style q, Doo-1 u g
hc resfcc.inily soiiciis iOr "a 49,
% iGe patronage Of his friena Xf<4&
nFe prepared 60 make Tho nsvJ
mcnis 10 our address. aud 10 81 .n<
chase or sale 81 The Produee
cios oi Tins section Of cou. $
tor"nrding Of MorchS, did.
be- SVEN q hose VIC ccAs;za es.-
rcs' assured OF their pr 1ipt $500.
H.' 81 GJr<rY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

Nh I hHtfN ~ NoHNE H.anlfft
siocsh7d.a viii ~ r-qvs-f 81 ~ Al on csch
.sharo or a'-k previous % o. 90 ~ tlrclan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
MONEY mARKuT.
Tuesday. March 3I--s y. NJ.

The tendency OF the stock mak, is siil downwards
American Trust end Banking Co closed at deeno Of pr
cent from the sale, the morning board cstsrdsy; u States
Bank n pereen Delaware and Hudson roved per cent,
Harlem There were sales OF bills ON Philadelphia Of 81
cents ON Baltimore Il per cent discount There have been
sale. of Manhattan stock for days; the quotation is 49,
There have ben sales auction Of leo shares Of the Lafayette
CITY Bank at "a; they have leen hyrotlccalsd
In sterling bills there has been active business done for the
packet The supply has been fully equal TO the de-
n,pd and the pre- valing has benz per cePt 7s
9. 40 the pound sterling Some bills ave brought high
per cent or s4sa he POUND sterling On France and the
coutnsn the have undergone material variation from
tose current the departure Of the last racket The money
market continues in about VI, condition Money be
r,ady commanded at Ga per cent strictly business
with difficulty and hFh rates any other description Of
paper The amount of business prcr in The market small
consequently those who indebted abroad find difficulty N
MAXI purchases OF exchange TO Tic cSeu which would be
the money plenty o this fact be ascrbsd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

Loss OF BRIG EscAMBIA AND FOURTEEN LIVES
The Escambia, Captain Durham, whilst on her pas
sage from Charleston to New York, foundered at
on Wednesday last, and the captain, second
mate, three passengers, one of whom was Mr.. Will
bur, of Newport, II. , and six sailors, were lost.
Mr.. Buckley the first mate, the only person
saved. The E. a new brig, owned by Messrs.
+. ID. Hurlbut & Co, and insured in this city for
$4,000.
She sailed from Charleston on Tuesday morning,
the 9th inst. at III O'clock, in company with the
yacht Milan, for New York. On the 18th, at four
in the afternoon, whom between Frying Pan Shoals
and Cape Look Out, heading Enc, the wind COM
menced blowing from the NE, and increased until
seven o'clock The brig was then knocked down
on her beam ends whilst under bare poles. She
NAMED in this situation till nine, and then began to
sink, and finally went down head first.
The mate, William Buckley, saved a part
of the poop deck, which was detached from the ves-
sci by the violence Of the From this he was
rescued by Capt. Whelden, of he schr. Marietta
Ryan, on Saturday afternoon last, at three o'clock,
having been thereon twp days He arrived here
yesterday.
We have obtained the names Of the officers and
crew, which follows:
Rufus Durham, Captain; VIM. Buckley, mate; j. Waite
"a dol y liam cook Isaac s%adds Harry Iohn.ss
seamen.
Mr.. Buckley, who was the only person saved, was
three times washed from the tafrail by the He
afterwards reached the poop deck, as stated, and
was picked up. The last he Of the Captain was
on Wednesday night about So'cock, in the rigging
They there together, were washed off together
and the Captain disappeared. He wishes to
state that every attention paid TO him board
the Marietta Ryan, and for which he shall feel
grateful
The Eseambia had valuable cargo Of cotton and
rice on board.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
spec,oI sess,ons--T,,es5av.

His Honor the Recorder sat this morning, and
disposed Of the following casesJohn Shea for steal
ing coat-adjudged to the Penitentisry for six
months.
Charles 5. Brayton, negro, found guilty OF a vo-
lent assault on a white man-adjudged to the tombs
for 80 days, and to pay fine Of $50.
-Four were discharged by proc lanaton, and three
remandcd.
His Hozor was occupied the remainder Of the day
in taking testimony writ Of haboas corpus, which
a French barber had sued ont to compel his wife to
return to his bed and board The testimony was
not finished when his Honor rose and adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

THE MAILs.-To-day the new mail arrangement
goes into effect. The Southern Mail which leaves
New York at II. VI will be in Washington the
next forenoon. The mail is not to be delayed in PHI
lsdePha but at O'clock, A. NJ is to leave that ci
~ for Baltimore. Travellers also, can go with the
same rapidy There To- be two mails every day 10
ard from ". York and Washington. Passenger. leave
baltimore at Up O'Clock, p. NJ, and come on from
Philadelphia 70 New York. Passengers who leave
New York at A. NJ. can be in Baltimore at IIPM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
General Sessions.

In the case of VIM. II. Vernet and w. Mastrey
against whom bill found at the instance OF
Cocks & Trip, Nh. Cutting, of counsel for defend.
ants having ensued demurrer, his honor the Re-
corder, has granted the application, there being
ground whatever for sustaining action under the
indictment, the transaction being one Of purely
commercial nature.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
O. X.
New YoRK Mar 9th 1910.
Ma BENEFIT

Ma BENEFIT
Sir-You have taken the leborty 10 SANDER us
most pubickly in this mornings paper. the " n In
stitute which you hav so Falsely repsented was es
tablishcd for our pleasure aud enjoyment and
was never intended Tor SIGH id Rascaie as your
self A MEMBEh
which you was mean enought to pursenate
ASswER-I cry you mercy, OK. J have no wish
deprccate from the high reputation Of so erudite
a Society. Nor shall ever interfere with your
amusemcn,s in knocking down people. Col. Webb
and you may enjoy monopoly of that business
Ed Herald
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

IMPORTANT NAVAL MovEMESTs.-Orders have
recently been despatched to all the naval stations
to have every thing put in readiness for immediate
service. The late movements Of the British authori
ties respecting the Maine boundary line is the pro-
bable cause
Commodore Renshaw, of this station, has received
instructions 20 complete the steam frigate now
the stocks with all possibls despatch, aud Capt NJ
c. Perry, late Of the Fulton is to take command Of
her. Additional workmon have been employed, and
she is now nearly all planked. The Independence
and Fairfield Just arrived from Rio, and the Relief
are 20 be kept in commission. The Columbia and
John Adams, shortly expected home from the East
Indies also TO be prepared for sea again iInme-
diately. The ships of war on the stocks are to
be got ready for launching and the two seventy
fours moored off the Navy Yard TO be prepared at
short notice. The Of those vessels just arri-
we'd are to be paid off Immediately so that they can
spend their money and re-shp again. None Of the
officers can have leave Of absence, but are to hold
themselves in readiness for service.
Such is the nature of the instructions lately re-
ceived from Washington, and such have been sent
TO every Navy Yard. What do they indicated
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01
From Venezuela.

We have received by late arrival, the following
explanation of the of the Congress OF Venezuela
passed April 22, 1889. The ports Of entry for 10
reign commerce, by this act restricted to the
following places:
Angostura, in the province of Guayama
Cumana, Carupano, Guiria and Maturln, in the
province Of Cumana.
Pampatar and Juan Greego, in the province OF
Margarita
Barcelona in the province of Barcelona
La Guayra, in the province of Caracas.
Puerto Cabello, in the province of Carabobo.
La Vela, in the province of Coro.
Maracaibo, in the province of Maracaibo.
The following ports qualified (habilitated) for
the expectation of the produce of the country only
Rio Caribes, in the province of Cumana.
Higuerote and Choroni, in the province of Ca
raccas
Camarebo, Adicora and Jayana, in the province
of Coro.
Vessels proceeding to Yrapa, Yaguaraparo, To-
basco and Uracoa, situated in the Gulf of Paria,
must previously obtain license from the collector
of Guiria.
The United States have consuls at the following
ports:-Angostura, La Guayra, Puerto Cabello, and
| Maracaibo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

EreHr DAYS LATER FROM RIO DE JAsrrRe.-
The U. $. ship Independence has brought us Rio pa
pers TO the 18th Of February.
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CHIPPEWA, March, 1910.

CHIpPEwA, March, lSiO.
"The people on this side want to fight The gene
raj surveyors have surveyed Lundy's Lane and
Chippewa, and are now engaged in surveying Fort
Erie with a view to fortfcation. Orders have
been Just received 10 recruit 5000 for five years
40 dollars bounty. This certainly looks like fight
ing"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

DFTERANcE.-0fthe fifty two members compri-
sing the Michigan Legislature, only two natives
Of the State.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-01

A TRorrINe MArcu is to take place Tomorrow,
for purse Of $50, over the Centrcvle Course, at
o'clock, Money is very scarce, and post notes no
20, otherwise the purse might have been $500 or
$1,000. Hopes entertained that better times are
at hand. II they are, let them be trotted out.