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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04

Stuc Die etn6t9eu peFepeApeu 'pluPN 1pettpe
bic ftarffe giseubeit bsfsen fur bic Neinis
auna Der ginseweine uRb Die Ddbisfeit, 3il
sleiebsr 3eit, oas &eb!it uno Slatnr iu rfis
Rl9eM 7'F-a "' -s, "
Sr. QeioD's WutYillen
9ino aus ioltbem mspi,iniitsn grtraftsm 3u
CammenssIsst, wslds fdou Don bsn beriibul:
tstfen Ner3ten III ben Dsreinistsn Staatsrl
AnSsrpanpt nurbsn nao in bet san5en lDelt.
Or, 9eiop's Slut-Yillen.
9ime ein rss8ssenm ittef sesen Die iitsln
gfeft mno 8olsen BON D1erfnrp mo D1tne,
ralisn, obsr bic ssnbrlibsn gfstte bcn ben
lhlesbtem Nr5eneisn une Quad Drbisincn
Vpn Ouadialbe:,, uap auslanoii,ben Smpors
f6rem. rs ssH ..1 t.fFsers na e .Es as
q 9l. 0eiop's B(ut- -Niaen, #
Club 1ntl Ouae, 4nti W,erfuriaI, NntGal,
lenbaft nnb sssen ale &rantbeit rrleuasnpen
urfaeten ooer 9essn tis gcnttitntien pirtsn,
M Gubfan3en. l-tuet -.
So Or. Gsiop's 8(ut YilIcn
mosen aasenenbst ptreen tei jnnsen ,lno
alten, rhannlihsm une lpeittitheu, iu alien
SfrbaltM,Nen, obue Nhtbalsuus ern Nrtsit,
pat ooer nafitssm sstsu, unS chns Surett
fhr @srfdltnna. -.
Rort! spas Dottoren lasen Don Or.
eelop's Slut. .Yillen!
Iussus Son einein Briefe BON Or. Somars,
bat,rt 'petrrsbnrs, Sum- 80, 1889.
."Jot fanb Die Nlnt. spitlen a(s cine tcr,aa
lint pursauj uao 8stlht Nsinisunh faub
es uilo auo fanft in ibrsn wirtunsen. feins
teelbafte &tanebtit srasussno i'm D7aasn,teit.
fhnisr;sn ,e. rpeldbe se,p6bnlih burb SPUR.
aanSsn erjsust Iperben. SD stailbf, oab Die
4lpt pilsn pie aIsrsrdftisf1en III griiten,
ttnp. BON alien IN Sorm bon piatu, ane rosib
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04
III It 3fi1p

GO s6sn bat bic prefk perlaitn anb if in
Der Druders tisfsr 3situn9, sin;eIn unb in
sr6Gtrsr 3abl ~ baten, elm fir Die bstrsTsns
cen Sanbwerfsr unb Rlnifler b6bit nlslitss
9Ssrf, betitslt:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04
p Z. o. 1Denelboeft.
pbi(aoslpbia, i'm December 1870.
preiIe in philadelphia:

6r 3abltar bet 4uf9abe btr Belslluns at
uns feIttt crer All ben Iaentru, roo man Be'
ifeaunasn sinsiebt.- GmbaGaae, 8ramt unp
Spsfsn tpsrben beionbers tershnst..
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04

lparslt lonberu sIsiebseitis aus penlel6ea vie'
le 7D,nts fur bic Ssrfdtnsrau9 ibrr Grtsi
ten erlsrnrn.
Ser spreie ees 3DUfebsns ut 70 ssrims
ale mosIttb aettellt, am audi BEN tpeniSer bee
mittelten 6anpwsrfera cine 8slesenbsit al
sstsr ab eanelbe am3uietatfsm.
Sar Buhhansler:ano 1npere. melGe i'm
Groifen 3m faife piinlbsn, Isssn ,pir foIsen,
Dc preiis ftii;
100 grsmplars in snten pappbauo $50. 90
so - n 80. 90
25 ., Is. 90
l2 >, T. so
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04

All kinds Of GERMAN 8 ENG
L1sH printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this OFF,
ce, at reasonable prices.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04
$50 lit csafob 1Ibt,

2NV F1t SWtUV VHIN,
aus Stafsl, sanpseri6tebesirt 3piussnbsrs,
5edtmOarmtaot?
Dsrlslte 1T nnsefdbr 6 Sabre i'm tano uno
fol- flb 8erahtrH 3ufolae III Obio anfbaltsn
Seine Undergraduate 9bwaserimn srluht
itn. ibr inter naebftctsnrer HprsGe, Naebs
ri6t pcn let 5n estbeilen:
Gath. Bert .. ED.
care Of pbilip 6sleine, gba,nbs.sturs, spa.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04
Dr. Geiop's 8lut-Ytuen I!

Gin sroGer sbeiI baScm 1T SariapariQa
oino bic ein3issn tefsbsapn piIen welebe
bic ftarffe eisenbeit befsen fur bic Neinis
auna Der ginseweiee uRb Die Ddbisfeit, 3n
sIeiebsr Ssit, oas Seb!dt uno Slatnr su reis
NlQeW. rag- e, ~ss..% i
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04

4asn folsben psrfpneii, ipelthe Sdtbafte
treitsm Die cten I'M 9itel bss Buebes anse.
tabrt llnD. crlai,ben mir uas oem '"spratti,
lsben Natbseber" ais ein b66f nibliehes
Sntb gu empfeb(en, neil Re nictt allein piels
xoitsn fir Oie Bsrtisuns ihrsr 2rtciten cts
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04
praftif1e unD erfabrene
Natb0fbfr,
fhr
Sdnfler unb profanIontRen,

Sanifler uno profefhontfen,
crer Gin .e a
aus lanatdbriser erfabruna ssfb0pftes
Re5eptbu b
Ius btm enslifbsn, init Benusuns ber tts
fen tn unb anelaupifeben Merfe 9
....-- 4-se tfartsfft. rat. -
far gbemiFcn, Gunftiftblsr. .D16tefGetreiner,
t9s,pcbr1haftsr uao 0hhfenmacber, $atirsr
&ntibsnsuno Observation-Disclosures, Ser 40 II CT,
&ammattr, 8lehfttmiepe
uab mebrsre anpsre &sperbtrsibenbe, metf
srlnpliheh Inmeifunsrn nter bic
. ~ 8stanbluns unb Hnnenomms
= sH Der Ssssbenen NsSsptr. y
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04
9r. Qeibn's Wut-VilIen,

9iMo aus folden nepi5iniIten Grtraftsn jr
fammsnssfsst, pslde fhou Don osn berilbm
tttten Ger3ten III ben Sereinisten Staatsr
anastpanbt wuroen nnp in bet 9au5en 28elt
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-05-04
Gr. geiop's Slut-Yiqen.
81. Qeibp's Blut-Maen,

9inb untl Ouaef, Unti W,erfuriaf, NntiGal'
lenbaft nnb sesen ale Xrantbeit rrlcuasnpsn
urfaeten ooer sessa tis gcnttitntirn ,pirtsu,
pt 9MDt0Miei. - L.. = ---
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
nsoRE POSITIVE PROOFS. OF the efficacy !.

REORE POSITIVE PROOFS. OF The efficacy
WE Of Or. Herlich's Compound Strengthening
and German AyeTIsHt Pillr
Allegheny, Ian g 1910.
t. Or HuflIcl,'s ACeui-Sr: ! WISH 10 state
for the benefit Of those who NOV be Athlete 4,
that DR. II arIch's Pills have entirely cured me OF
EyspCssia, Of which I have been afflicted for
many years | used both kinds, the Aperient
aud Sircugrheninc md am = onstrainedt 20 say,
mat they uGC a valuable discovery, and act upon
ne system mildly, but very efeciulliy found
cause determination 10 the surface and 20
strengthen the weak stomach and increase It's
lowers. The ApeUent Pills are the best cathar-
nc ever used. ! an confident al Dyspsrtics
would 90 well 10 make immediate trial and he
relieved. Any one can call al my house and be
satisfied of the above a pleasure.
DAVID r Pep
n Tho original certif ste nay be go en- al the
Office Of the "Spint of the Tires" For sale az
No 50, North Eighth Street.
AlsoLy JOHN FISHER
% Wappirs~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
'CAEVi4GES AMI FREIGHT.
- WHEELING POST OFFICE.
.rW Will ARRA Nc u W y N IS

WHEELING POST OFFICE.
vEW NAIL ARIA NC Z MEN Is.
eREAT MsIL.
r r,sst arrives al IL o'cisck, end 80 minnieF. NJ.
r. va4 da91ris al ? o'clock, aud 30 minutes 7. NJ.
.-a WET arrives AT o'clock. a. 10 minutes; A NJ.
n, E,el departs at 8 o'clock a. NJ
E1,ilprn or S,eubenville Mail, AuTes NJ 50
,.4uros ener NJ and departs at halfsiter one, Z NJ
s.-r 2 90 Sundays.
Nth Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays
-- LID and Saturdays NJ IL, NJ. Departs Mon
Wb1rcsdays and Fridays. Of o'clock. Z. VI.
-,.t,,tn or Marietta Mail arrives Tuesdays and
s,y-lsys. n o'clock y. NJ Departs Mondays q
r-Hirsat 5o'clock, A. VI.
,y. edsiold Mail arrives gyery Thursday 9o'cl9ek
ri sDep1rts every Monday. ; o'clock. r NJ.
va Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. lhursda'
.r1,ntr,,,y. nj o'clock, A. NJ; Defars sain'
DAYS 1t O'Clock 7 vi.
,flrrln,Dvn Mail arrives. Tuesday, o'clock 7
a. Deg,rts Wednesday. o'clock. A. NJ.
Tsuc-s intended Cor tho morning mails shonid o.
t.r,iicd by 4 o'clock. in tho morning.
Inland postage Of foreign letters mu'' % 'n'a'''
JyHd.
m. r,sfern Mail will DO delivered % Che citizen
..-,,,,s ,-cu,rsI which will be generally ~ u
-F.t9 r. NJ Strangers or persons from me e0un'r
ssaeI on ai any time. n. a.
r. eafre opens on Sundays one hour aier w.
-,,-,,,,r, Of tho mail from the East when WI
''''' D. AGNEw. P. W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
117-TII5RE MARKEf. M6y 81

IrN|sI VI. NfAE fAfhthahtf'
.,o,-p .r., .fart Of Howard street -four con.
~. ,.,y fi-bf. and the market has been quro
-. b,b on Saturday and 70 day. TIE last
~. ma, we sr, advised II worth naming 'oos
800 nj, friday from stores Of s. Isl ~, god .an.
,Ib,,r,, The market i' now unsettled vim
w. 800. 4r.iigs. but m the ahscuce Of sales 20.
g,g ,,o me ua1tio to give definite qn'ia'"n.
'e,,v s,Is, or -5od N best Pcnn'y lvania rcd
,.5s,..t, dry o. 10 lie. and one r,fe'i ..
,,a,e aul rsi ai,oi Of ll4c p'',1 1, ., p'''
$500 r., wheat was old TO dny o. NC
800. SLOWS We ore rot advised Of sales o.
- 90, All ths uri-es continue a. LAT quoted
g,5og,. gs-s,d M-,a Beef At sl2 so No J ' 9SO
-5 p-gssfss Mes, and PINE PORK ca .,'.
-er.4 IN price lnd without 'a's' 'a'ns u.,-
Zen aiacs today 10 a.-1ri'd .s''e''
n'.. .... og,I,fy 81 S.; shoulder a. 81 an'
zoo y : l,.ss i1 qualify, md Balumof' en'''
gWsKrY -Hh5, ron, sa''' q BPS T" x
ws-Jn rrles q b5l' &Je
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
CITY or WHEELING. I
CLEEK's OFFICE.
WATER RENTS

"a Office is HEREBY given. that the assessment Of
" the water rehis has been completed and re-
lurned all persons therefore using the water from
the City Water Works. are warned to call upoa
Thos Hughes Esq Treasurer OF tine City. and pay
The rent assessed for The Of said water. before
The lst day Of June rreKt on which day The list OF
all persons failing 10 10. will he placed in tho
hands Of the Sergeant Of the City for collection.
with the addition OF ten per centum a penalty
FOR such failure. JAMES ). WHEAT.
may 5 Clerk Of the City.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
srEAM RoAr FOR SALE.

q -s-u STEAM BOAT FOR SALE.
- hs-ys The subscribed IS DESTROYS Of dispo
sing Of one Third in the steamer Ohio Valley. now
laying at a NJ Phillips landing if not disposed Of
sooner. will olIer my interest NJ Public Sale ln
ss.d Boat NJ said place on the tOth day Of Juns
15it iun JAMES LLOYD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

- FOR RENT brick house on
f-g-1rrT Centre street. adjoining the h0use occg.
go, ~ pied BY George n Cster. Esq. Posses
hss7-st son gwen Immediately Refer 70
JAMES MCCONNELL. Union o. Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
SPERM OIL

sssTEPHENsCN 6 GARWOOD have been ap.
~ pointed agents in Wheeling. Tor the sale Of
Rev I. ;Overis' BALM OF LIFE! so celebrated
thr1u ghout Heeasien cities for the cure OF Diseases
Of he Lungs. We cordially recommend this medi-
emo 10 our readers being the best possible remedy
they any where obtain. for coughs Tong standing
colds. consumption az rs iHcipisHt stage. DC. &c.
The BALM Or LIFE - highiy recommended
by the most talented FLysi, iaEs-used in the most
intelligent families 90 Our country and every where
hailed BY the afflicted. tie grsaest oC 5essiNgs
Read pamphlets 10 he had Of the agents.
fsbq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

- RICE, & IL WELLS have associated
- themselves together 10 business under tho
name aud sys OF 5 RICE & Co. and they now tako
pleasure Iu informing their old customers and iha
public 10 general that they ore now receiving from
the Els; most splendid stock Of spring and summer
guoIs--cur- sting Of
Black, Blue. Br5wa. Olive. pahlIa. Invisible and
Rpule grccu broad cloths which have not been sur.
passed in beauty and quality iu This market. here.
toforc-Also. Black, Blue. and Fancy Cassimeresc Of
every style ord quality
Scmmcr cloths. Clssimercit, EnmJaz,uc. Linen
du,.ngs Gamhr7ors. aud many other articles suila.
Die for summer coats md pants
Also vcsnnss Of every variety ofsiylc and colour
shat can hc named.
Together win beautiful assortment Of Linen,
SILK aud Cotton Shir's-StDcks. Collars. Susren.
dcrs. Gloves Cuya's, SC &c, ell Of which we shall
sell very cheap fer cash
y. Il. We are also prepared 10 make up clotbe.
% order iu thC b,si and most approved style,
Our old customers. and the public generally nrs
respectfully invited 10 call and examine for themstI
wee az 10 80 Zones Row
app s. RICE & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
Book and Job Printing.

w The Publisher Of tho Wheeling TiUes AID
Advertiser. has JUST received a large assortment Of
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York and ClIt
more. comprising the most elegant kinds recently
cast there; and some ct which are not o be found
~ any Office West of the Mountains With a spa.
ci'us office, experienced workmeu. and new MATE
rials' he Is prepared 10 execute every Kidd Of
4e.ts. 2p,.s 2p.ia.n7.
IN tho finest style nnG NJ the shortest notice
"a Steam Boat Bills Posters. IllndyIs. &c. nrr1-
ted nt an hours notice may IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
LIST OE LETTERa

EMAlNlNG in the Wheeling Post Office. May
ae 3lsf Persons calling for letters ia the fol-
lowing list will please say they are advertised, O.
therwise they may not receive them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

coRRECrEp RI-wEEKLYToR THE TINES ny
AP GOFF& co.
sro5.ygs Brokers' l07 Main Street WhseiiRg Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
UPTON DUFFIELD.

ISAAC CAvETT. UPTON DUFFIELD.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY
No. le9. Ni1rko, Square. laird door North Of Mar
kei Alley. WHEELING Va
4 'ANETF g. DJFFIELD. take this early OPP
~ portunity of informing the public that they
nave opened m entirely nev establishment AZ
. ABOVE whore trey are prepared to furnish at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
anV ana al articles usually found IN establish
ments d the same kind. Copper kettles meas.
aHnE rom one gallon 10 two thousand gallons,
together with every variety in the Tin and Skeet
lTon W are Line Wi be made TO order.
Also Steam Boa work of every description
made "a the most durable manner and on tho
sh0riest notice. Metallic Roofing Of copper, tin
or z'nc vii be done.
The propuetors have every confidence in their
ability toIenc or perfect satisfaction TO their Gus
toners.
The senior 10 the firm has been engaged for
nearly two yeOrs IN an extensive Tin and Sheet
IRON arc o-tahi' hu cnt l. this city; and the ju-
NOR partser for thirteen years past has been en-
ployCd MOL Geo Dulty's establish at " hlch
more copper work has been done during that
penod than NJ all other shops IN the CITY together
Repairing N copper, I'm, and sheet iron prompt
/ ly attended 70.
! Our country friend may do well by giving US a
\ call before they purchase elsewhere.
! y, mo times are extremely hard we are deter
mined 10 sell Al the very lowest price for cash.
Old copper, Brass and Pewter will oe received
/ m exchange for all kinds Of ware Call and see
Us. maze SIN @. q d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
ROOFS ANEs SHOES.

No lss corner Of Madison streets
May %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

DALE SOAP.-3) hozca. ~ :. su error
article received aud Tor sale low hv
H1ylS VI. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

THVHE surs.nrsr agent nT .be B1inmoTe Patriot
"a 81 rray1rsd f0 receive orders f1f Dc Bali
more Trtt.1t hg He a1rH Bg hs mcfh1d sub
ser.brrs NAV h- furnished ei1 Hs new. 1i f,
Eur Session Terms rIr Doe dolly 81 F-.
-,r.f. % THOMPSON.
/ rrtf7f ~ .r- a rhtUsrna.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
VIRGINIA HOTEG,

Corner Of iia;. and 5',disoa vs., i,iee,inr. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

Inc Eauks tarked par are TeceIV, Il Ou dspO'
ate al the banks m thIs city. Those banks mark
ed ate not purchased.
DHIa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-26
ROTATION

The work Of "reform" goes slowly on. The
Solicitor Of the Treasury-Judge Burchard of
Ohio--was removed on Friday and Mr. penrose,
Pennsylvania, appointed in his place. Col
Charles X. Gardner, Auditor of the General
Post Office, was also removed the same day,
and Mr. Elisha Whttlesey, of Ohio, appointed
in his place. A better man or more able officer
than Mr. Whittlesey could not have been brought
into the government"
edward Curtis is Collector of New York.
Gen. Van Rensselaer, has gone home with his
commission as Post Master of Albany. II. G..
Wetmorc is named Navy Agent. 1t is thought
no more New York City appointments will be
made for some time. think this may be author
tatively stated by tomorrow. Col. Chambers,
Of Kentucky, will be appointed Governor of
Iowa. 1t was at one time thought that this
would be given to Mr. Wilson, of New Hamp-
shire. Mr. Geo. Washington, of Indiana, it is
rumored,is appointed Superintendent of Public
Buildings, - Rowland removed. A Wing
was removed TO put, Mr. Nowland in. 1t is
thought that Mr. Calhoun, of Georgia, will have
the Cuba Consulship. Robert c. Cornell, ESD,
has been appointed Receiver General of the
Public Monies under the Sub Treasury Law,
for New York, in the place of Steven Allen, re.
moved Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1871.
The papers will inform you of the explanation and
reconciliation between Mr. Clay and Mr.. King, hon
respective friends.
The Senate abnn, three o'cocl this day, adjourned
sine die. Previous TO their adjournment they con-
lirmed the following nominations.
HenryC. Boslcr, Marshal, West Pennsylvania.
William NJ. Meredith, Attorney, East do
Walter Forward, do. West do
Daniel Hngunin' Marshall Ens, do
Clark Robinson, do. West District, N. York.
Henderson Taylor, Attorney, West Louisiana.
William A. Spencer, Captain. Navy.
Abraham Bigclow Master and Commander
Lieut.. w. X Hanson, to be Captain by brcvct
William l.. Maury Lieutenant.
Lorenzo Draper Consul, Paris
Thomas Hays, Navy Agent, Philadelphia
A. A. Hail. of Nashville, Tennessee, Charge d A.
fairs AT Venezuela.
William II. Watson, Collector, Providence, Rhode
Austin Baldwin, Collector, Mildletown, Conn.
Nathan Cummns, Collector, Portland and Fal-
mouth, Maine.
Daniel Remich, Collector, Kcnnebunk Maine
Trstram Stofer Collector and Inspector Saco
Maine.
Ebenezcr Bacon, Collector, Bnrnstablc, Mass.
Isaac ~ Stoddard Collector, Plymouth, Mass.
Myles Elliott, Jr. Surveyor, HEREFORD n. Carolina
Gordon Forbes, Surveyor and Inspector, leoco-
mco Virginia.
George Rowland, Surveyor and Inspector, liver
ton, Rhode Island.
Jcdedrah w. Knight, surveyor and Inspector, Paw
catuck, Rhode Island.
William Pinkney, Surveyor and Inspector Balti-
more, Maryland
Mr.. Hall has been for some time past, one of the
Editors Of that able Wing Journal, T:e NastrWc
Banner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-26

EIECTION.

"Wednesday next. the 3lst inst, is the day
appointed for tho election OF council of Censors
in this State. The Council, which is chosen
once in seven years. consists of thirteen persons
whose offices expire after the holding of one
session. The duties are, to enquire whether
the Constitution Of the State has been kept i'll
violate, and to ascertain that the Executive and
Legislative branches have faithfully performed
the duties which devolve upon thcm;- this
purpose they have power to send for persons
and papers, to order impeachments, and to re-
commend the repeal of any law which they may
deem unconstitutional or unjust. Amend
ments to the Constitution may be proposed, if
deemed necessary, and convention calledto act
upon them, to be convened within two years
after the time Of their sitting.
The ticket at the head of another column was
nominated at Wing State Convention held at
Montpelier last fall Whether it is made up of
men of both political parties we are unable to
say, and we do not consider the question Of ma
terial Importance. The opposition, we believe,
have not nominated ticket, and we perceive
that the Woodstock Age, prominent paper of
that party, advocates the support Of the ticket
ust referred TO, on the ground, We presume
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-26

proceeded to drink, sound was heard that in
duced the keeper TO suppose that all was not
right and he took the can and cmptied the re-
mainder of its contents, and therein found a fa-
zor, which, on being discovered, was shown to
the wife, who was spontaneously accused of the
intent TO supply the wretchcd masr with the
means of self destruction, which she did not
actually deny, but by her taciturnity rather i'm
piled her intent
We are at loss to conjecture the motives
that actuated this woman, whether they were to
save the feelings of her husband from a convic
ton, and its penalty, or from more sordid one
that Of saying herself from share of his igno.
miny. II may or may not be that this was the
intended and required instrument to add the
crime Of self destruction 10 that of murder bu,
certain it is that what has transpired seems tc
throw darker shade over this unfortunate, maj
casc.-N. Y. Paper.
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The Cunard steamers will leave Boston and
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NV HAMrsHiRE.- As We minated in our last,
the friends of the late National Administration have
achieved slngnal triumph in the New Hampshire
Election usual. The votes is light but their ma
jotity is not far from 5000, Hon. John Page is re-
elected Governor Tristram Shaw, Ira 4. Eastman
Chas. G. Atherton, Edmund Burke and John r. Red
ing Members of Congress Ithe last two Editors all
but Redng Members Of the late House. -Four of
the five Councillors, ten of the twelve senators and
full twothrds of the House are ofthe victorious party
- Nelr- YORKER
The Wings of New Hampshire appear to
have made no effort to redeem the State at the
late election. The Atlas gives them most un.
mercful lashing, and we are OF the opinion that,
take them in lump, they deserve it. The
Atlas says, that instead of being at home trying
to bring up their forces to the polls, hundreds
and hundreds Of them were at Washington
begging for Offices, as if they had done something
to deserve them. No other State, il is said, has
turned out so large a body of office hunters
Thank God we never lived in New Hampshire
We however really pity the fer good Wings
who are fated to remain under the dominion of
loco focoism in that benighted State, but not the
least for those who desert their post in the hour
of need ro run TO Washington for the spoils.-
Kenebcc Journal