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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
NhElANs' CELEBRATED FEVER AND A

hR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A
~ 81 fll.LS-Those pills 50 admirably adap
leo 20 anid uniform rsefin the different modification
"i these distressing malsdis particularly rccoms
"haed TO public notice. On the accession ofihe cold
stage when the face and limbs of the sufferer become
p1ie, and the sensation Of cold and languur is felt pcr
Nadins the whole system, their administration is ne
c"mIa'd With Astonishing successfully soon lesson
tho subsequent distressing sh,erng ana Nioent sb,
KING aud 10y continuing in their (2s dircCedN will
hlumaioU' ire The most obstinate auue. These nils
arcbt. al utility in those distressing cases where
thcrct asailowness Of complexion, pain in the region
o the liver isns"n and distress in The cpigas'ic re.
s'"n with other symptoms Indicating the existence Of
morbid action. chronic disease Of The stomach lvr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
REGULAR AGENTS.

~
VII. kiNG. > Ngfcf -. Wheeling
l. v. RUrINsOS, Portsmouth,, y.
y. M,EHtsUS, Columbus y.
az whom ais NAV be obtained
10. 0oOdc Celebrated Female Pills
The BARON Won Huthrler Hers Pills
Or. Evans Fever and A.ug Pills
gr. Uuufs BotauIc Pills
lr. Evans soothing syrup Tor Tccfhing
he above Invaluable Medicines are sold Whsls-
= Sic and Retail. az 100 Ciaflam ST. Ne,, YORK /: 3
S0utr Seventh street. Paitd.'DgIa, % Market 49,.
louisville, kentucky; % C,rnHIil. }o-ton Nq-s1-
znusGtf-: aud Of tiG following AGENTS - l.llau N.
a.nz. Nhcciln- Va, /. v. Robinson. Portsn,uth
'li1. ,.Tr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

/ q ar. WILLIAM EXAMS SOOTHING, sYKI7T
I Hp FOR CHILDREN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ WMsELF.-Js Mothers and Nurses: The nassau,
u TIC teeth through the gums produces Troublesome
+ nd dangerous symptoms. IL IS known by mother,
tat there - great irr ia the mouth and gums IL
! Nc tsIs process. The gums swell the secretion oi
10 saliva T. increased the child seized with eurcpl
nj sudden fits of crying. watching. starting IA H.
.ecP, and sPasins Of peculiar parts the child Shrek.
Nth sE'rcmc violence and thrusls s fingers into il,
mouth thcse precursoyy symptoms are not speediv
,eS,s 81, 'pnsmpiic coUyU!sous universally supef.
enc and soon causc The dissolution Of the Infant
imoIhsrs who have their i,ilp babes afflicted viii,
'ese distressing symptoms would apply DR. William
F0ns Soothing syrup, which has preserved hundreds
iruiJns when thought past recovery from being sud
only attacked with that fatal naIady. commissions
B-trar" of Count tst-C ACTION: BE particular in
urchasnr 90 sec that the label Of tins Medicine con
ursa notice Gifts entry according 10 act Of Congress
80 he likewise particular IN obtaining them AZ 100
hstiInm IT,. New York, from the regular aueuts
WM II. KING Is Water st. wheeling
Stevenson n Ncalr ,Parkcrshurg. nov 10
g. NODY T. DROPS for chiIdrcn
"A superior 10 parcgoric g1iernan's drop q
any preparation known, ioT while thew pro
quiet aud rest, thcy leave the stomach and bowels
900 natural and healthy stale.
y eparcd and tor sale b. 4. AVERITI.
sep ~ II arkct Square.
FEMALE REGULATING POWDERS or .1-.
iurc ssSl~iant WoNDt RFJL MEDICINE,
We Gall and buy end cot directions
Tor usins az the ioiaMc Drug and Medicine store
III Market Square
VEGETABLE COMPOSITION or
DlAPHOBETIC PDWDERS-Ooc of fbc
yeIy De- REMEDIES ipr colds and other ndspost
Cause ny sHlfTcs-,d pcrsuGauJu ever vet c1uUin-
ca. frcpurci and for sale by 4. AyEBIIL.
sep 22-.'i - Market square
a SEVERE CNSE or TEETIHNG. wrrI,
y - MNlLR COMPLAINT. cured bv fic ipf,I
io.' hm.roH Soothing syrup of Dr. vs. E,ar.-
al 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
LireT Compliant vita r,uei De-arssnssf Ch<
I.Irfr IL

Mr. Joshua Roberts was sf;i c;s2 with bilious
and nervous disease - an alarming degree. Een.
attended with ali the distressing symptoms " hicb
affect rciaNrd condition VIA SICK head ache
loss Of appetite, glddiness ~ the head pain IN the
stomach aIer ealing, unusUal trcnors, shifting
spasnotic pains IN every part of the body, cold
chiliS, Sa!tow conpleNiOn, COSTUMES, and con
siant duh pain in tue rsht side, which often indu
ced the nost areadtui dcbliityi indeed he thought
ne was ah!ctsd with every internal complaint the
human body ishabl, 10. lie was generally nakinr
trial Of various remedies all OF which were equally
lrutless until he had recourse 20 Hunts RutapIr
Pills from the superior y.Tinrs Of which medicine
hls health u perfectly re-eAtshlshed, and 10 row
able "a pussas hrs employment free from pain or
disease. JOSHUA ROBERTS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
IN
hSncery.
john Franklin Owcn,. netenLnn,

'"HN FanNUn VNcDV Defendant.
THIS day came tho cornplainauis by their attorney.
anu hlcd their bill Ia ihs cause and the defendant
not having entered his appearance aud rIven securi
" according 10 the act of assembly and the rules o,
'h'~ court aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the said John Franklin Owens is not an inlai,lant
OF this commonwealth On motion ofthe complainant
by his attorney Tits ordered that the said John Frank
lar Owens doappear here the lsi day olIhc next n
OF this court and answer the compliments bill, and
that copy Of this be inserted in the Western Virginia
Times for TWO months successi, ELS and posted at the
cour house door of,hts county
copy iestc,
July lin n HICKMAN CIc,L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
- HENRY WHITE,
BEwARE or CoUNTERFElT.S.

-, Cds:'1-. De particular la purchasing 10 90,
'haN the label 81 tins Medicine contains nojire
Is cHtiy according to at OF Congress- Aud ..
ke~:sc particular in obtairing them al 100 Cha
haEI a., Newly ork. or from The
$50, REGULAR AGENTS.
WM. u. KING Wbeel,n. Va
STEVEN SON * MALE PartersLr,I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

GIi.NI,-iN CEAseERY-N rsles held ia tbs
CLERKS Ofhce 81 the CIrcult Supcrior 90,
nth of January IS4l - ''''' - nv
Ca.haIine Nelshons and Hu h IfrCo,d, Afu,i,..s
"''ois Oh joseph bcishons, dec d COMPLAINANT
mathew Warren, Joseph Morrison. U,n,, ID
Hart, Mos gan Nelson ana James pearson
-rb. .sI., Defendants
"a, ne defendant Henry D. Hart not ha .irp enter
ne &c. Il assembly ard the rules Of tins CONT
ano " appearing 10y satisfactory proof Al ~ be !, -,
az tuhe NAM 81 ms Common ON riutiop
ol the comp alnants by counsel IL is .d~rrl 49,
snc s5ld defendant do hereby appear hGrc On irs
u. 81 Gay OF II" next spUug term of th's crur. -
answer the said complananis hill ,na tG,i . so,
OIL tLls oTuer he forthwith inserted I'm .oms nrvx'
paper printed IN The city Of Wheeling for two month
succcSsiNc'y und posted at the fronl door o, a.,
court house ofOhiO county. N0'' v 'uo
cUpyteste,
CAMPBELL for CUmp,. N'siA'
g-2ft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
an extraordinary e1ss Of Rhsumstisr, er----
MID Lrith DLlrrhasa and Nkrrous d,biLil.l

MED Tith DlGrrtded and Nervous debiIiv
MI Joseph Hart, from being exposed TO cold
was attacked with q most painful Rheumatic com.
plAl0i "t the head, and neck, which continued with
distress ug Violence for several months The min
cipnl symptoms were-s swelling and excrucistinr,
pain IN the joints, and an entire loss Of tbrir
use: both the pam and The fever generally suffered
an Increase IN inc evening The pains were incrcaS.
ed on the slightest motion. and we're more saver.
IN tue night time. \ constant dIarThsea, v him
pToGuccd IT'S general coas. qucBcCs-iaiuency low
ness OF splris, and general wasting Of the koly
lie was indeed SO extremely III iist has medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hores
OF hls recovery and u generally beley, 4 he
his 'latyes and friends that all the medicines or
treatment ia this world could not him nny r,Iisf
but seeing an advertisement en- Hunts Botanic
Pills be was directed by IN Almighty Providence
TO use them, be Gid 20, and after fortnight tL,
produced a favorable change, aud he ~ now q heal
Thy aud strong man JOS HART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

William Dickinson. Joel Shrev shwrv.
Lows Rulluer. Moses NJ Fuqra.
John u. Lewis. William u. Shrews-
bury md Joseph ID Slrui,un. ira.
ding aEd -ealiag under the FRA If
Dickcrs"n, Ruflner a Co. Com.
plaiulni-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
WM. VI. KING, Wheeling Y.
STEVEN SON NE ALE G. 70 p--ta-asurc
HR. WM EVANS SOOTHING SY.
~ PUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETRING =

Dangerous Ca Of Conyulsions and Pain:u! DEM.
on. Cured ny Or WIN. Evans Soothing syrup
20 rHE AsEST or DR. EvASs' .SooTu:KG SYRUP
Dear Sr-'rhe great beReft afforded u ms suffer.
az infant BY your Soothing Syrup. in CT Sc OF pro-
ractsd aad painful deniiiou, must convince every
selling parent how essential an early application Of
Fsch an iHN Rluabie medicine ~ 10 relieve infant
misery and torture Nv infant while trctpg rSn.ri.
Snced such acute suiier!nrs that u was attacked
: IN cO1yu,siOls, and vic and family supposed
nat death would soon release the bate from Anguish
al We procured bottle OF YOUR Syrup; whirh as
boon as applied to The gums, wonderful change
shIld dispayeI obvious relief and by cguttrri,,,,'
'S.R's, ala glad 20 iN;1Tm YOU that the ChIlg has
sO5hyletciy recovered, and No recurrence of thnt
bUtAl csmDl1lDt has slRce occurred; the teeth are
!manaRg daily. snd the child enjoys perfect heal,h
give you my cheerful pcruIssInn 10 make tE.I &c
new eigsmsut public. sni Will sl Idly sIys an In
ern atom on IbIs cIrcymsians,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
BEWARE FCOI-ETEpF ETTS.

BEWARE Of COCSTERFEITS.
ySCdUiiOu.-Be particular Ia purchasing 10 see
n1t the Label Of this med, las contains notice of
ss eltry according To Act of CpuSrSSs. And bs
bie9yise particular in obtaining them 81 100 Chat
Aaa st., New York or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

1--WE believe 10 y gencra'lr x.kaoW'rtEri by
pose Whg,haye tired ~ that Br. IVAN Srrrp for
hidren Cutting Teeth, advertised il anoi her col.
in1, Is highly useful article for tls purposes for
when % - INTENDED. Highly respectable IudIyId-
A2f, a. any rate. who have made tgo Of q, do npi
Aehiets 10 give Its virtues tie SANCTION Of lbl.f
"a ues.-Bosiou Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
Nm JOHNSON.

Esntlsrnsn MAO mas made Tial ~ Or. ". Ev-
Es SgotElng Syrgp W. he mil" iu case of teeth
% clu} WISHES az % stats that bc lJuEdt entirely
Meeteai ~ relieving pain IN the gus, I'd prevent
% TIC consequences which some ti'ucs g. sw We
ShseIfaily comply with his rog,es..-SIn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

VlRGlNiA-A; rulcs held ia the CLERKS offsc or,ho
Srcuh Superior Of Law nnd Cbanccrv iar ,he ooun-
H VI oh'o. ~ the month Of August 1910
Stephen R.cc, Complainant
against
AUSTIN P,ay. and ilcnry N0orc, .nl tho
"id iieury Moore. john =. Clarke. und
Na'h Douglass, merchants .nd p,r,ucfs , -,
trading under the Elm OF Moore Clarke S->''s
X ca. p,C.,l.,ts
The defendant AJs'in Peay. not having entered his
appearance aud given security according 10 Tho ~
assembly and the rules Of tLis Court and It apgeariuS
by satisfactory evidence that hc is az inlahi,snt
oi tins cotnmnnwso ih On uist;vn Vi the oomplarS
ant 10y counsel. Il Is ordered that Tho SAID dcfendsn, do
appear here On The inst day Of next Fall Of this
Donsi enter has aPPcar'ure. give security oS the per
ioriuance OF The decree IN the Cau-S. Tile bs
20 the complainant, bil-vt o,hesrI-s defend ths salt
and HAT copy ihis order ho lofssi,h !nscrioj
M some newspaper printed in the City at Winding
Tor Two months successively AMI Turcd q, tao iroa
door oithe Court house oCOaO county.
\ copy ics:c.
ENkNOER T. LNDLfY. CL-k
a. Caldwell, Lar Compi. mug IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

hIRGlNiA-IN CHtsCERY-At Rules held fl, Tho
Clerks Office of ihe Circuit Superior Co,lr Of INV
aud Chauccry iOr the County OF OHIO iu the month
Of August. 1910.
Henry Moore. and John :. Clarke late partner. fl,
business. under the Gnn OF Moore & Clarke-rom.
piuiEans,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

Ji,ss & wr,sx. ~ oysgt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

FEM ALE REGULATING POWDERS or en-.
furc assistant. \ WONDt RFUL MEDICINE,
We NlSIAkE.-rCa.Iu and bUy end got directions
for usius az the fytaH.c Drug and Mcdcinc siorr
L.. Market ~-rf.rr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

a n OUNCE or PREVENTIVE Is
- WORTH a Pound o. CI-RF.-DR. A..
y EklLi.S SICK HE'D ACWE pfLLS. have me-
Sa'n aEm4 proved a1 cf,cUtl rHr0cig against dot
~ disease when directions are .arfhtfIg fli.
lowed They cleanse the stomach I'D .s-
tive powo sprcyc % Dv-rene restore faa rrrf.,s X
prevent hoe. ollie aud aches which % sH ia Er.r
Co..
Prepared end f1rsaie NJ tHs Botanic DRUG rn.
ltIeficlHe Store, Be. hararf Square -.lt ~ nj
HHNO BOAT BUlLDEES-aJO Ib-. af Tlr ,-
hani and fOr sale Tow by N REILLY
1re o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

COVl tFsfc.
NxtsoS for cOmp't
ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

d NDlj9 t. DROPS for children
"a superior % parcsoric, E1iernau's drop o
any preparation know %, Tor whIie thew pro r
90 aHatur1i and healthy stale
J epared aud tor sale b. 4. AVERtTI;
sep 20 If arE.f So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

NikGlNlA-Jo vl'--At Rules Ha'i p tic f.g-Fs
oibre Of Iyier County Court he 5rh day Of sepi6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
HUNTS PoTANICPuLs

4 supernatural aecncy, although from positive
ptonis within the knowledge OF hundreds lie Is pre-
pared 10 show, that when syeTy other earthly rene
ty has been gwen up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
ALEXANDER 7. LiIDLFY. Ctrk
\. Caldwell, Lar Compi mug 5

|lRGlN'A-To uIT:-At rules held ia lha Clerk =
Office OF The Circuit CoIrt % Law nui Chancciy
ior IylcF County. Oh Monday the Ga day ., Juiy
$50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

The article ns prepared iy ~ Duma. ,,ns mad,
20 "e lahoraory without reference 10 ros sl,olute,
fmre--oct Eff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
Henry Mould. and Peter Ny,,sc, Ger

N'IV'INlN-IN cHNNCEEY-At Rules held in The
'irrNs Office OF the Circui; SOperor Court OF Law
aud Ihanccry for The Comfy Of Ohio, IN the monrh
of August 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

FIhsi Ma y, Ru!cs held in lac CLERK Office of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aad Cuaurcry
ier tAe county of Ohio, ~ tie month of angu,i,
Her Moore, Ohm =. Clarke aud Mark
Douglass late partners hl business under
ne iiTin name, and sGyle oil Moore Clarke
q Co. Comniainayts In
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26
HERALD OF THE TIMES.

| fnE TEMPEST. Our town was visited by "a
very severe tempest on Sunday morning last,
between e and z o'clock The utmos phere
had been exceedingly thick and oppressive for
several days, and although The storm was truly
terrific for n short Time, il nevertheless was
quite acceptable, as the rain moistened III.
ground, which was very dry, and the lightning
purified the unwholesome air which we had
breaihed for several days. We do not remoni-
bcr Of ever having seen more intensely vivid
lightning, or heard more loud and startling
peals Of raitling thunder, One Fash of light
ming was in particular very vivid, aud struck
in several paccs,-the Spring Street Church
received the heaviest portion Of the charge,
though il was not materially Injured The
electric fluid struck the conductor on the tow.
er of the Church the rod being too small to
bear the charge off safely, II small part of il
passed down the side Of one Of the pillars in
front Of the Church, doing some sl glt damage;
the reminder passed along the conductor on
The roof nearly to the East end of the cdifcc,
where it escaped down the side of The house
and probably entered one Of the windows
which was open at The time. Ii then moved
toward the gallery, running on small brass
rod from which was suspended curtain, IN
front Of the Choir; the brass rod was very bad
ly bent, and rho mahogany standards which
supported it were shivsgcd into splntcrs. The
fluid then passed down through the floor Into
the vestry, slightly tearing the pIasicring on
the vestry wall How it finally escaped il II
mystery, a. there wcro no windows or doors
open in tho vostry, and there is no trace of il
in the room, except where it camc in through,
the ceiling.
1t was fortunate TINT the congregation had
aot assembled, for had there been any people in
the building at the time j, was struck particular.
ly in the singers s,they would undoubtedly
have been killed, or very seriously wounded,
as the electric charge was remarkably heavy
and dif'usivc.
barn, containing about ten ions Of new
hay, on the farm Of Capt. Robinson fo,tor, in
Middetown, was also struck, aud the whole
consumed. Had the wind changed during the
burning of the barn, the dwelling house must
also have been destroyed, as they were located
very near each other. Two pigs were killed
in the barn yard.
The lightning also struck in the ocean, a
few miles from the beach, and in the harbor
and is represented by those who were for,u-
! nate enough to witncs. it, as being most mag
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26
PORT OF NEW PORT.
ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY, Aug i9th,-arr bark ERgrnnt, Lake, o
and I'm Bristol Tor Atlantic Ocean.
scIs Sulla Pr-lc. I'm Bath Tor this port; Caledonia
Baker fm Wexford far Norfolk Ann Maria, Phinncy
I'm Fall River, for sandwich Hudson, Goeord, iin d,
Tor Philudephia
sioops Victory, Heath, I'm Prov for N York Liberia
tor Glover, I'm do for Long Island Excel, simmons
I'm Fall River f'r Bedford.
FnID.Y Aug 2Oth--arr. brig Cabinet, Gates, I'm Fal
River Tor Winncton Nc.
Hch Tss,o, Cozlcn., I'm Providence.
Slnops Geo Washington, smith, I'm Providence fo
\ Iondun; hhnRw on Burdick, I'm River Tor Rondout
S,ruRpAy, Aug 2lst-arr. bark Lagrange Porter, ~
Prov ior York. ~
schs Warsaw Mctrsih, Gn rroyd President, vii
bor I'm do for Norlukj Pioneer, Merrill fn do Tor Ian
gor
sIoops Eric. Ellis, I'm n FORK for y Bsdfprdi King I'm
Taunton Tor Rondouii Hope, Pitmsn I'm Bristol Tor n
York; Arion, Hull. TN do Tor do.
SUNDAY, Aug 22d.-n brig Cashier, Gardner, from
Rondout E,r Taunton; G~org. Henry Kenny, I'm PbsC
for Bristol; Smihhcld, Wakefield in Portland Er Prov
schs Eliza Rend, fn Phil1delphia Tor iio-toni Caiha
ripe Amanda Field, fin do Tor Proyid Henry Burt, "a
Berklry, to be rugged into nn hern,. brig
sIoop Hudson, Ninsiow, I'm Bedorjl for rrovid.
MosD,y, Aug 23i.--srr. schs Adelaide brady, from
Rondout Tor Boston; Canton staples, in rhiiad for
bedford peIght,in-peace, Nickcrson, from Bo,ton io
Proyi, Samuel Crockcr, Hathaway, I'm Taunton io
PhiIadephin, JOY Gage, I'm Philadelphia for Boston.
sloops charles, Ash I'm York ior Provi Flora, Bonk
er I'm y Bedford Tor Pruvlden Aniity, Munro, In
Prov Idcncc fr New York, NalQr, Mills, I'm Rondout.
Tugsp,y, Aug 2ith-nrr. sch Abigail, Crane un fhil
nde lphin tor Boston.
sIoop Nancy Harvey, i'm Gardiner.
WEDNESDAY, Avg 2jih.-prr. brig Porto Rico, ifon
Pictou lOr somerset.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

Land bin, which has encountered Il
most determined opposition in the Sen
ate, and been assailed n, every possible
point, IN the hope of finding vulnera-
bic spot in it through which mortal
stab could be given so il, the Intelligen-
Ger says7-"We are happy to be able to
assure our readers, however, that the
bill has stood the assault unsc aihed, and
that, with the blessing of Providence,
the bill, in all probability, will pass and
become a law, adding another to the
claims of the present administration
upon the appreciation Of the People, and
the applause and gratitude Of genera
tions yet unborn"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRT.-This
Court commenced its August Term in
this town on Tuesday morning last
There being no criminal cases, the
Grand Jury was Immediately dischar-
red. There is considerable business,
we understand. on tho docket of the
Court at the present session, although
nothing Of a nature interesting to any
except the parties Immediately con-
ccrned.
The Court will not probably be in
session more than one week. We pre-
sumo, however, that if there was enough
on their docket to employ them another
week, they would have no serious Oh
jec,ions to remaining little longer in
their comfortable quarters at the State
House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

CoNGREss. Since the reception in
Congress Of President Tyler's Veto
Message on the Bank Bill, it will be
seen that a now bill has been introdu-
ced, the fate of which it is probable,
will very soon be ascertained, as the
House voted on Saturday, that all de-
bate on the bill should cease on Mon
day [last at 4P. M. synopsis ofthe
provisions Of the new bill, will be found
in our summary Of Fridays proceed
ings. The editors Of the National In
telligcncer do not venture to predict
what will be done with tho Bill. "An
excellent spirit prevails" say they,
"among our friends in Congress
There is evidently among the majority,
in both Houses, general disposition to
harmony and to united and efficient
action"
The Bill 10 establish a uniform system
Of Bankruptcy IL will be seon with
pleasure, has passed both Houses and
become the law of the land, toiake cf-
feet in February next. Speaking OF
this Bill the Intelligoncer says-"Ilon-
or to an administration llat has 30 early
accomplished that bcncGcent work which
thirty years of laborious effort had h''h-
crto failed to effect In the prompt
tude with which the PREsiprNT has mp
proved this Lill, the public will sec con-
tirmnion strong Of what wo suggested
the other day, rs 10 the cordial CO.
operation which might be anticipated
from the Executive IN the remaining
great measures of nc session.
In regard TO the probable fate Of the