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The Polynesian., 1840-10-31

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,lrcncc to suc'. d t,, ,o",'t ,o - Innn,r - hpCnro
|rNI cNpcoi''o'' - ;r ,,,. sLnrlJ s,.cood
rnron, and tIiil'' IL wal s.'o"'" ''Oo'
i. dcmon''Faho"' 'l'c o,''''o Wv = ~ .Lo ~
.mc by the "oNe''''"'''' ",'' .n Nv. bs,t ~ "u
r.l India Ioii'p'h!' anu '''''' '''0''': ..'.,
here be war or i'o'' u l''5o 0NPo,,0 ~, ~ WIZ
incurred before 'hc u''toT"'u l,', ',u r
can be adi"'t0"I :, l'o '',.',," r'',' ~
her states tlla' 'nt ''''ol'0''' - ,''0 ~
Employed Oh .IlI' o0c'''o,' va. - ''. r .,',;i ~
o les than ~ re- ,''''''l,,S' ~ - c' .,'o''
viii be sent u'''c' '''t', II, 'I''@''""' ''
Calcutta, ana : no''i :., ''!'''Ni ,:.,:,;,
Capt. EiIo' sun '''''','''''',O" ''' '':''' r,.
kon@ho'' 1t wa, ''a',o' ,I II; ;iI ','o 'I',''' -,
ounaIs, t'l', 'o'' -lu.N''.'" ,.. ,'''''''o' ' :"
Ec,onMny ,Iic {" ,''','',. ~ II '''. ,.',,'', "
ot AmbasSalor' '"' o'''o' ~ ~ ''',' ''.'o ~,
ui. after All DC 'o "'' 1T n'', ",'.,.' ~" INV
noycr5Ial pS hcaocuilesS oi '',c ''''''oSe'
IonpIcd Wi'l 'It r"'l' ''I'",' ''''' WY ''' =
n1cc on thcif sac s''o'''l '''!'',''''' ''''''
oa tool -llafay "o''''''''''''''' !" 'fi0'o
0re TO lot'c' =, .,,,,,.
The Cii'ncSe CANNOT "c '',>c.'S'''' ~ '''0
|rcmcndouS consequences o' '''c'''i,''''1 ~
r>>t >lcii an cAle"''ioi aS Is Nv" /" EIo-
|ma'lon' ihe co'''i''a""'' ~ ~ '''' 'D
|rMNnks cl@a@co with '''' ',"-7' '''7
||' died OF MS "o"''oH; ''o O"'''''''S
,m'f hin' ha'Il5 SP"' o'' ''' 'IP'.,' ~
['@1 Tor iuf''cr iI'Sif"C''o''' ''.'''''' '|'''-
MISSIONER, po''''s'''7' 1t Is 10 ~ '"!''', Ct
tIe more dl'crcuon' mas co','r 10 MS ".''
|NlJ mas Il '' Sd'"' "'i '"''' -,
POSITION 10 'fcai-a d'sPo9'''o'' "'''|'' III
no Doubt DE sllll l.'f'''cr '''c'c'S''. "'io'
PIE BRUSH cNpcui'ioil iiea'oS III S'-'' VI
Canton. we may aon, .oo' Una, LIZ
C"mc,e are by TINS 'llhc ''''oE''lc" o' ''''
ompa'-n IN AiiSlanIs''h' "a P'c'''c 'c''
llIlaUDn ol we aiidii - VII o'' "|''"'''' ~
H. rI,tl 4
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31
PASSENGERS.

Flying Fish, Mcssrs. Agate, Rich, Pcale,
Dana, and Pickering, ol'thc Scientific Corps
and Capt. +. Grimes.
Brig Friends, Mrs. Rugg, Mrs. Shaw,
and two children, DR.. Brown
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31

List OF vessels which have arrived at La
haina since 10 inst, furnished by Mr. }. II.
Won Phstcr
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31
S.A.rl-.-A,LNo

Oct. 3, Am. Whacbark Equator, Fisher,
to cruise.
" %, L. 5. Sch. Flying Fish, S. Knox,
Commander, for Kauai.
%, Br. Brig Friends Rugg, Tahiti.
" 2G, Br. Brig Harlequin, Chcinc, MAJ
allan.
" %, Am. Whaieship st. George, Fish
cr, to cruise.
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31
PORT OF HONOLULU.
-..l-l.V-A-Co

"" %, Br, Whalcbark Elizabeth, Coan
London, 500 bbIs.
90 llaw, Sch. Clarion, Maui.
80 Am, Whalcship St. George, FISH
a.. rr, y. Bedford, Is mos. $50 bbls.
80 Am. Whaleship Trident, Ricret-
son, 1900 bbls.
'0' Am, Whaleshp GaIcn, Borden,
Ga. W arrcn, % mos. 1850 bbIs.
- Am. WhaIcship Columbus, JOY,
Nantucket, lG mos. 800 bbls,
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31

:" 90, Br. Brig Friends, put back for her
boat, went to sea again same day.
6 80, Am. Whaleship Abigail, Cox, N.
Bedford, 10 mos. 600 bbIs.
The Polynesian., 1840-10-31
PEiE, ,CE & BR " w E IL,
Commission MereDaMts,
Honolulu, Island of Oahu,

HAVE Constantly on hand and for
sale ON liberal terms, Merchandise impor-
ted from the United States, England,
Chill, and China, and adapted to the
trade of the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

' ''auo'i .s 'yIrr,. 800 ,La Ire hssup,a F,.. >a,s
nd 'Hoie,ulC Cug,rr-. au. 90 appear. hlr .,.,
blown up ~ ltb 'ae r.s' 90 fb, la;ch
Auiou1 'hc ..-s.,, ,as.G boo lur Bank b. the Com
',sl"nr.- 1lEu.a.. ,r rp,r ,u-., OF rr, c,-,er-,,
.nnnt ..h'r .ua. ''urrs. D. Gi. ENrE'IENCN
EA>h EUroEM WILSON srlANNrN~.S N,..,.,
iuR 5000 HOW sIr,. tb.- r.l.p .. t... -,.no., cor
nor "' ihe Sr'r. ra rsre..,u,, bah u1 connection
"..H Tie Coolies irfn-t'',uas! Can bee cgf'1.us ia.
r..ll. are sIAt'as o. ,uus,. We Ga uu, wonder Ina
I'h,'u'f shannon wHs So devoted ll advocate, col
"'"" Reform ins 20 unw gIgrar, uIj up man la
' more iinii.as with 'he iIsls .ul oaTlr,,,us D.,
WINCH t I"r have been s,,iuJ'.G aatui ,'ctr har,
r"'-- through tlc abuse O.. lrc hi.bjur privilege
VIVA h., L,r,.,ugy, or u.o o..t Statesman De- kru
'ioieh Go throw -ru.c .-at GOA ,.i,, jraa..trtg.1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
~. Hvh"- Ha'-rhc pIlDnm, Csul. 6,al NJ.
'haiu'a ui Newark whose name. ar, I.r,u.cI 10 A. a.
copied iram the NyOaL. Daily AJ,gu.s,.

Ia Wgri'H- HH,.-'Ghe mIlDnm, cad. l,,ai n.
'iaiu'a "i NuvHr, whose uIn.. ar, appended O., A. d
copied ion the Ne"aG. Daily AI,pu.s,a
ACNI;D
We thu sI'..fih.rs, ra. I.u. auI u., ri.... i pa
CITY OF NgHuh. feel r,u duly 81, u,a g., u.r. n, .
nh ihr Community 90 wlt..., So 1--we, .,rl.l,,.
our -i,Hou lria I,rru van Eur., AND l. had.
Thus publicly. NlJI'I briefly o. doc. .I. Ga, ,,,. t.
have .m.c.I,I us tD separation.
W" ht'r, until rIr present rmy. been .5,g.,r.
tets 81 ilo present Administration. aul ar. ,..
hs c'oI friends 90 Ga. Administration ui G.a l,.r
sufI.
We believe i.ui puT country Womb I4. r,.l....;,
81 Hy nl'Hau- iBr financial policy pi Cub. Ppm.
ilHIIuI Germany. Rosie Ur Au.irr. ami Az, i
'r'i.'r i'. 1.ufiIuus OF o. .Ii4HH.f. utli I'D. r.
Treasury .,lrwu Will T,1r.r uul u.,Is.,,. o..
90, .u", '"ud.".r a. tuo oprr,u,.s u those com.
W.1.I,,. f. present m.r.a... ..rl.. .r.......
...''.fH ..i' '.H.uHs. nI .H. il.u E...IH.r I4...
.hImin.'f...Hu S. YHrH. Ir,.r D.urN SOD. r,.r.. -
Toll I.'', I.., vH,.l 90 10 ,r. 90 ....I ..r ID.
'N.i i.' ..N.,r DO. salary ID ulie. lY,l,r. ..
proportion. .'
W. h.r., ruu,. administration m.....,. ....
You" "I h.IH.. .uHruE.. u,r. .u..i, ui a.. |.....
H...'r. IY fI. .rt.t,l...ru.r.. .. Now Lr.. Ed
|m.'H' u.u .H 200 H. YYr H............t.. A., r,..
.'.. ..'..E l.I" lH, ,,Ifrrr. uff...Ir......
We Tool. 5000 u lsHr.l %. .un.. f.. utt..-. r....
.'' ''H..I.. IIi.Hg .I.a..' fl TO- ..r....r rH.
... 90 '.. ''n'uIru.. of H.I.'It.. rn alta.
..E.. .' '. ....... N.H..|. .... ...... ...r.
'.n. n 'f,pr 90 r.u,u..m.m ...| f.....
r"...' ... .........H' .f f.... u.H.. ..
wage. H'I ru,. $50 hl' ..I.r Dr.. ...
"" believe th'i boo nmrr.. vs. % u,u.,....
'H ISL. .. ..u'.n'.H' foo OBJ. .... ..u.... .a,
,' "''' wi.. 'I...Hl Co.. I.. ... ... .. ...
... ..H... ........
...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

Tu@ STANDING AGNt-E.sAs . ur IT-ir Nlr.
Barcu shpuid Doc ra-ricys!. g. % not pgO,h, tl!u
L. .u! has friends wli contend as ih.y have dome on
otter orcI>pns, that the rsnlr thereby ~inr,,I h.,
p.aT ipr"r.luIzu- the ,ihIl--Nutyb hr 80 strongly
recommended Go CuI.fge lgul rrg,tl IL. lss,.l anal
which uh r,llud his or..u ylr t;lp,l hns rl.,,iF.
cod Democratic plan. AMI less JlrL.Ils0iu, than ti
Igpsuli system.
l. NOT Me- Van rlr,us I'll ,rr IL must l, called
his ulul hn tiNrts Dr. and tlu ~.r,itr, Of lrr, il,,
r,.' D.s,uJiy system tr., could Boz. invented r., q.
'bc same uu. Tie UnsiGr features .r,. COY. re over
suI ,url, bil lfun Ia, eye. "a i.. iricl. il.r f
cloak Ut p,murrgrv Brt D. h. sI.,ll ,i a. i-,,l i.
head qu! demand l4t jl,., f,., I ., r,,,
/ 0u l. h.s! a,I call him ogr ,,.,y f.r,...S L;y,
uuld al ruluy ct his confirm. friend. anil sup,,.
crs ,,g. .u!. y i,.l at ,llt prr,i MAJ, f.r ,,f
ewes. ami ..,u o.-u. ,lrv ,oulI Sea, with r, i,,.
of the cI,arsi hind o.. csc could tl.-, , amy ,l Of
.,ruIf T., il, Il.,fs. ,,,;.f , IN l %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
} z WHARTON hl.r ~ r,,.-l1,r

'rerur-Tte Tu.W,..'F lap.r O.. w''rt,d r
'tuo'l'l- rhnrsrrs oua >aJuril.- Eel, s. r.nr au.uu
u advance, ur - aj jto ,.l .'ar y-r % iur .N
months No -ub.,uher le.eN.J .srul.. term a..u
81 months.
The Weekly p7pcr. ne W,.'rrr v...a |w. s
published GA "Wednesday 90 - aI -.. auf.r" .. "'
,In'o. or - Al not pltl rIr'.u .-r. .".Il i.' ..'
b"s'n"ius olthc year Nnn.v .r...r...- "'' D.. &c.
'ciNol. except surb as r.. .U ..,..ru f' 20 H'.iH.
II % IsIny 'frlhy dr,-.|. SO -uH..n.'i ','.'''
1or a les. tern, tl,,n six ra,.- nl u' lrfrg JI.,uu
inucl. except lt the l,ral.Hu .. ,.c aa..h,r until
ala dfrCars.Cs are I-I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

~ u5t i'io devil
LuIr." a>..rI N.tr...
b. 20 Or spl.irn' ',r H.
suppose 700 30 a.. Cu..
two. rbi, ,h.ld L. hure.
'bHm,E u.y What .lu.
turuus -ustc lH'c
"lia't i.,t 'Errg, Co hc .t.,
"iII Ola, Civ ilIl s'.,L-'
"i- Oui ui r,I air OF course H.
l>l,s, ..tsl Tom. c,pr..-iNtiv
"t;oni llravcut Im too late !!
m thlI quarter! Hang .hc ca E.
tae muJgerc,! ordinations a j.e dis
iy
y; tbs n0mcnt Miss Ar.cirsi Siu'i Sn
re alycionaoiy ON the arnoi SIr. P.uip
bangles d,tys,,d rvll aud biltcr,si ice. a.
tossed her he "a as She pissed the t,,J
,nd~ bat took uosirc OF the miserable A.
rusius. Ft1 tuin curicd lis hp. anu renewed l..
establishments towards TIE lady
WHAT j. t,c matter tus'' said ThsIiydowu. 'Yut
look p'ir. Is IT q. Ill n"
"!om' replied Daucc. with ol,Innity. did ,an
''e ii'i lady rass Did You see her give mc ia, u.,
urccH Dd you see her press the arm of ihat lalris
Icy her s.dc' turc that Ciuyh have lost by % iir
thousand dollars this hlcs "a day"
Il sec how It -" l!cl the sa.tclr,i- Ton. "lr,
Ne have one consolation lett vncn vc ~i,c ,..,n Go n
iHc s"'y. There are as ro,d ;sa iu tie s..'
ttc p.o'orh Is somewhat musiy. Como, viii -,..I
d.Uc with you at Swc,ly's."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

B"inr d,,lr"us ol furnishing our rr,l.r ,,fF. ,,l
''"'c "s cors aF possible SIC permitted our r,,,I ~,
"s own suggestion, 20 ask Nc Dyag,an. Cd, the Pos,
Office Who ha, ever c,iuc,J bim,,lra very .rn.I.
mahly oui accommodating mau # hc would drl,c,
'e" "i h" most Important eastern and weston, r,,f
's '''" 's 90" mail came m. This was ush,I d., q
note, handed hy oar rIcr, to iIr d. Mr. III uar.,r
wa i"r wonder present in las u.ii.,. The D,fc ,
f,i'u"" % him lie ~ once gave bis assent d, m ,r,
position We therefore eh1u.-d our hour h,,rufgtb
a'a'"" lrrm daylight in be m,ra, 20 l.iIraI.i.l,
IH# arrangement dd very well fr ilrrs m.r,iu,,
'' iae "u,h uur ,!,sl, called as u.lll. ana was H..
'''med i.ni Nj +. bad rG instructions tina, no r,
for h'o1 Dee delivered uu.., lu. C.ii-e va- o.ru
The 'i'''c dl, .a, o.rn uu hllG .a-l c.sa, yr,,.t
'+ "r cannot under the arrangement issue, oar plr,,
"I'A news Iu uat,l ten O'Clock We shall ,b,,re,r.
10 present Until he election returns ha,in 10 ,.g. il,
m''e b'.h.y. issue our paper at tlg regular hour
Gay I'".I 90 jAy morning
Ih, w,.rom WIZ. o. rlc al. OF a r-,. lnI ,lr,
''.''," ia--l commenced d., L-uallr,. Gr..r.,.,.,
uuis Va
Tho up,o...Sy absence o. o.. ol.,r for yy-.,
Nii' p 'u'is render rha Time -u....ls, De-. ,,,.r.
i"" i'fn 'snrl bat 81. tru., our r,l.r. ,il .,...
u. ''- sa,i. De engaged 90 the r.,.I ,a,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

tilssiiiraliIu Is necessary honor, Js u every tlu
"'s'. Ia mot c1uu'rC- there are o,dcis ,uufrr,! rr
civil merit, az uUcrs conferred az uu military i...
iu ou.iH 90 br s.ac distinctive name aul ..sl .
for thc order 50 FrIuciiy conferred upon un mrrl 3d..
all Ia Shah, -1rcs time, k,ish's a this ur Deg sr.r
tp hry, h,cu dcsa,a', "hui.,,s JHhcI u,,u earn
consideration, ami WI, uuls, krt ni IT," Ia ra
tune cd George Ihc Third. Nc nd intf.rI E.-a
and Pc NI,hu!-uu knights. IN uf those H..c lt
allowed 10 bc,"Eo Obsolete ought NOT ai .-ul.r. Oh.
hr l,teu oi rhc recent buc.li.c of spurs l.va ,.
hrrl pi s'rdry uyn Mayors, 60 ,ir.tyu :..m ....
inr alp Tho name OF lac Cglpr.!, vlu.o ,rr.. old.
supposed cruIr ELECTED ih,ir harmless za. sur,., 60
suiii .r1u' cu E"u.u's cfisll.yc. We husa a.s.t
O,turi GRADUATES, O,irsI .,.s".,-, CNtat ,rcs a.i
os'usI a!r: 'l" last by natural association uuh .
pr'luy suggests taa uilc "i-uN.nn! hui.As I'll.
uua..-g of CuairIst 'c mes 20 the srah Doe
sh;'y phrase. Tho great recumm,I lpIuu ui $50
such aspr.u. Is that lhcy have "vltsg-uirual %
support their rant" Her N i.,.y's ",p.E ku..L..
n,i,ht express himself, By her ",icA Nu'-D ,s OF JE
/ ford"
! The inSdous have, as usual, boon cas,'re az sin
l,tcTs tor o." promotions wlt,h have r....iyI us..
/ proposal. We really good rrp1nI I..tr.,
unn iu amy IhUg hi- long been Tv r.I Cd valid Ill.
'u hirh,ly hunurs that d-nrlru ia url.urri.t -...
ap'os of being commonplace ydr D,o' ..,c-;uy !u
allowed clam. And even should Jh!. plea o., over
RAJ ed. let be- kept III mind, iat at i.- AGGRESSION
md again at the Coronation. Lord Jrhu pu, 20. inter
"'' 'P'n hl' 'l'"lhii % any tu.'i's 90 liIr tI.H
u lac has yielded NOW, cIu uul, say Oi him. s.s
Burns said OF the iraiucs-
Whats dpnc we partly may compute,
az kToJr ret WhalS r,siS'cL"
Let us, ms bound ia charity, suppose uur-elNys fur 80
moment IN luul Johns situation. Lot hear hun
recount his culus: inter oia how since "a, WAS uaH.
! \ Mayor aul gc";lrnIn. hc has "alEHllurl s.,h.
Purg ID and lived ,lcauly,' AID Withdrawn himself
from the low company OF the Aut-Cuu-llu L,a-u,
! h"t us hc1r him suppitcu'c with pyuuuan ,,lir.
m"n'c Tor "a H.rouclagc-i that could u, r. ,rtl..,t
t'r SIMPLE Aaishih"pl returning again ard again ir
renew h:s sci. We pat II &, the readers caular.
would o" upl II thus circumSraueoI have dome mss
what Lord john diI---iGhcd ANY lIir~ Gr "A gulgt
lir. and g"i iiic tiuccu 10 iui.lt his psusctu:nr!
S.Hyc i!.c mischief Is done, iiuil'Ia remains u nt
The best % the btr5ain. Usriul Ior! can scarcely
hope u make his nrW batch of knights. j., him o., %
make them ornamental. Give ;!l.IG "a badge The
device winch mutually sucrc,'s I.soli II au empty
ui-g1t with motto taken from the ti,liy sirr,h
The sainicd drawer Nhp hcudc the iI.a hu4rs ui the
uo'a1o "l Harry the lI@h-"Auna Sir runu." A.I
nuw haN my dr sod the "O,.uu kui.lis" AUD ri,gn
il,ein iamr, cssui hnm osrh, like Adam e. ia tho
!Irdf Of Pm.icI. Tor rsrr- The wo.lI /. all b. tore
hym where 10 choose. - '4'or.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

~ Tie FINAL overthrow ct thc Spoilers" uprr,lrh
e." tie sprt OF CNi! ulii,s's ITSELF Tnc han "a, rliur
E seen "n IhC vail ia characters not To- De mistaken,
ana under ihc Influence II irciuS awakened hy Icii
certain doom, The leader ol ,ho party c,rTl lEcm-elyc-
10 SIR up IA the mul, of their dcluIrl followers the
same contempt for Ihc Laws auI popular rights whrc
rrs go' encd their whole course ia power Recent
instances hay" occurred IN our own STATE, aud near
hp'n" We curic! the following from The Deiryit al
oe"'s.T OF Aug. D.
meeting Was held at Royal Oak last week by the
liaFr.N"naus, and addresses made hy Mr.. Drake Of
Pontiac. and M,.srs Howard and Abbott 81 tbs CITY
lhc fo,Elc Jcil ruiIu says: During the Is cII.rg.
HE Van Barren aud muIilaI,d ths haiicrs sad
dies anal hrdios Of ihc hprscs uI the Whie. that wer.
fastened To the fence ihc school house. Several
"i iIc hurrc CUt Loose and driven away bv The
slaves oi kIng MIu.a. Outrage upon the property uf
lucl men. ana Irsuliaud de.EiUou t. their regulations
are lac onA arguments au Buren, tncn can Use. TIN,
outage 10 Royal Oak i, Of piece with the Ouiraars
rrrcirIcd hy the Tories OF lhc Revolution upon tir
friends OF Washington"
ANOTHER
To- robin dedication tuu place al jersey oify last
N'ch The l"r's tu.r az part of rhe rIil, Gu.u DO.
road, "ri"c,u Patterson lui Jersey CIV, which eau
sc! i''"i Of returning ears. containing d,,-u,- ip
Fee ''rown from lils track and ono per on scripD ~
u"od The friends of order and ih1 laws should
0 DC iI,,g Iln,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

O.
L4Iud
81, Distnci-Iuhn W. Mur!au~'. Il Norfolk
~ 90 James " pcgrlu, 60 Petersburg
81 90 Nw. : Archer ul Asu,lp
ash Jo EpId hu3,- Meade. 90 Dlv IaG.u.
J'h 80 Henry T.. Watkins oi Prince Edward
9Th dp Jaruu- G.. Bruce, OF Haitian.
.It dn WhIncil 4. Tur.saiI. OF plis.lyuIuu
N,h 80 Tl.cmls 3; i1,uea. e. Arcpu,ark.
gtl d1 Nor1umc g.. Sutton. of Cra,irp.
TUui do WiiJugthy Newton. Of ~ ,-tulrr, land
fItI do JImgs Lyons, of Richmond civ
'2.h du Valentine W Spuli.nll, Of Ahylulrlr
3,h 60 !uhu r,rdI,r"u, at litpplaIiuJcL
iitl 40 ipIn lIuECy, OF Lpudouu
iJI DO Andrew Hunter, OF Jctlrrun.
IGu do TbIHp Williams, %. OF Frederick
l.iI 60 WIN. Seymour uililgay.
I-th 90 ErI-.ug O.. Baldwin. 90 Augusta
iyIl 10 B'iki >m.iH. ri Gr,uurn,r
pan do Edward J5uu.l.. 20. BIJ,Ir.,U.
'It L1 John y IIIaus. 90 Washington.
pa 90 G.rrrr " Srlm.f.. ui kuaguI
23i 10 Wu.r1H - Wiley % M,H.urrill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

A't.'t... q QUO a.li Dol rf'Ilt. =
Proposals were issued By rao department u. rY ,.e
l.I .. aiy '' exchange uo.snlH lu... i5r 81. .....
"a.h "ls effected ~ % bow rate YI iur.n So: .iI ..l
% iHs l o Juno, 81 H. 36J Di 3lic u.v u.,, Gully
",r, Issued Ou The lJ.h OF june. DO. iJ.lJ,,..r r.
pot of iIr revenues was made lo Cuu1r,a.
Ih" f'E,Is,s. not including The l.., u."., or
'r.. fund. actually received into tho rr.I.r. i.l
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withdraw iPrlrt IRON Martin Van Bl,cu auj his
party. aid give ithcr5t and slul Co aI tuIainl pu-
servant and uoucs,mlu, WILLIAM Hl.NEYIlAEla
SDN Of OHIO.
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MARCUS T.. BDNNEI.
STEPHEN HOWELL
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DAVID DlNGWELL,
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JOHN WOOD.
JOHN SNEASN.
The native American., 1840-10-10

a anthracite Fon-We have been favored
with the following extract of letter written
by an iron muster, dated Crane iron Works,
Sept 18th, 1910.
There is very importent fact connected
with the manufacture Of iron, with anthracite
coal. The coal used for ton of iron does
not exceed 81 cwt. from the pigs. to finished
I bars, and the waste per ton from the pigs to
bars is only cwt in pudding and cwt. nba-
| ling, whereas with bituminous coal the loss is
3 cwt. in pudding and A cwt. in ballng. At
4 the Boonton work, on the Morris canal in
New Jersey, they state from actual expert
4 ment, that the saving in the yield of iron,
4 pays for all the coal used, (their works being
over 100 miles from the anthracite coal mines,
by canal. )-They also say, that they can
make bar iron with anthracite coal full 80
tper cent. cheaper, than with biluminous coal.
Phiia. Com. List
A friend exhibited to us this morning a
specimen Of maNeable iron, manufactured
from the ore with anthracite coal. 1t is pro-
nounced by an impartial and competent
Judge to be equal in all respects to any in
the market. We are favored with the follow
ing extract from a letter, dated Boonton Iron
Works, on the Lehigh canal above Allen
town.
81 deferred answering your letter until l
could try your pig iron thoroughly, with
anthracite coal for the fuel, through all the
processes necessary to convert it into maliea-
1 BILE iron. This has been done, and |
have had some of the pig iron puddled by a
process termed baing. The result more
than equalIed my expectations, and when the
iron was finished, it rolled into chain iron
equal in strength and finish to any maleabe
iron made for the navy, also into beautiful
tough hoops and small rods, from which we
made horse shoe nails equal in quality to
those usually made from Russia IRON" v,
sample can be seen at the office Of the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation company, No.
I72 South Second street.-PhH Nat. Gaz
The native American., 1840-10-10
WASHINGTON CORPORATION.
BoARDoF ALDERMEN,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1910.

The Board met. Present Messts Gollsborough
tPresdent) Barclay, Randolph, Kirlwooy God
dard, Brent, Carbery, Brady, Clarke, Dove, an,
Marshall.
The bill from the Board Of Common Council eau
thorizing the purchase Of A. b McL.au's wharf anc
certain lots in square 5o3 and or other Purposes,
was takenup, twice read, and referred to NJ ssrs
Clarke, Marshall and Kirkwo I'd.
Mr. Randolph, from the Committee on Improve.
menis, reported bill making an approp raton oI
repairing the Centre Market house; - which was
read three times AM passed.
Mr.. Randolph, from the sane committee, repor
ted without amendment. the bill from the Board OF
Common Council making an Appropriation for
grading aud gravelling street north, from 9th
TO 10th streets vest; and il was then read the hrc
time and passed.
A communication was received from the Mayor
enclosing memorial from the "Howard Institu
ton; which having been read twice
Mr.. Brent asked and obtained leave to bring in
bill entitled :" An act 10 extend the time limited fo
the removal OF the building occupied by the How
ard Institution - W ich bill having been twice read
Mr. Randolph moved 10 strike out the words
''tcrty two. and insert forty one !" and the qie'
ton being taken by yeas and nays, IT was decided
in the negative as follows:
The native American., 1840-10-10

Important Dccision-Et has been late
" decided in the Parish court of New Or,
leans, that so much Of the last will and
teshncnt ofthc late Alexander Milne as
relates to the 100000 bcqncathcd TO his
native city of Fochabcrs, in Scotland is
contrary TO the laws Of Louisiana. The
Duke of Richmond who is the Feudal
| Lord of the city Of Fochabers, made APP
| plicaton to said court in due form for the
change. The heirs and other lrgatoeS of
Mr.. Milne set mp al opposition to the APP
pIcant; and quoted the l477 article Of the
civil code, which opponrs cnnoluoiro on
this point. On comparing this article
Of the code with the law Of Scotland,
Judge Bermndcz very Justly decided that
the Duke of Richmond cannot inherit
the 100000 left by Mr.. Milne to the city
of Fochahers. The Louisiana code says:
"Donations inter viuos and moriis can
So, may be made in favor Of stranger
when the laws Of his country do not pro
lhibit similar dispositions from being made
in favor Of citizen Of this state"
| Now, in Scotland, such 'donations" can
be made to none but subject of Queen
| Victoria, and it is evident that it was the
design Of the code TO pay back such conn
tries in their own coin. There is no
other way of dealing with certain anti
Iquated stupendities of what is called tho
"Common Law" Ifan American canno
inherit property in England or Scotland
in the name ofaII that is Just, why should
all Englishman or Scotchman Inherit pro
perry in the United States.-Lafayeh
'tLaA Gazehc.