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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

hs" with much pleasure that we announce the ap
p'nt'nent Of J. W,suINIuN Tyspv. E,l of ru.l-
deiphi', 5 IrveyVr u that pot. EuieraIning fr him.
"S we do, high personal regard lnd a iu.t conception
at ms qualifications. we cann,t bui rrj nee at an event
which places him ia The public service.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

NNRRtED-Dn TburslIy mpruius he 18th ,p.i
hy H.v W Kenny. Nc AIv, BsRH H. Mi-, Dorc,s
daughter OF J18tss ~ Taonps5,. deed Ius of ff,
city.
VIII thc above notice ws were hvorably emsm.
bercd in a beautiful 4 rich cake Of t,oIlrrcst si,e a.,
which ihoy have Dor warmr,t thank-. and our ls.,
wishes 90 themselves iH sejIcd lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

l'O''yng o. 'aid 10 be- a true -a1y Of oil.
n,Tn'oy OF ihe effects ~ a preacher. win trsI w
-. ~ nc hsI River country. a Bible. ~.
D,"'cAmie'a psa'm h.Jk % rseL .rr,rI
s'noNhii g'elyi BInynr's Pilgrims p5,,,s,,
800 h''s "a ucsier psa.m1I.a F,,,..
'e', /" '1''rer nag ani rigging ebg,t r,,,
80 % paids y acopy ofHoyIc. gamss he
I've DsIo'geI 81 fhs M.ualas-,r ..,t,@
SO stray FAM Urig4s5 f'''' Ls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

We were partially misin(orned in relation To- the
recent Ere al North Bend. The building was not GU
I"reiy haucG. II was tho WA, wing only. he main
building having been saved Ivy reno, ius a passage
between that md the wing Tia, was Ca IRE. The
loss Of property was bat small.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

was presented to me hy Mr.. Cabot Of the
''nSe oi Nes'rs. Bcsan und Humphreys. vhu MAS
"'h q director oi the bunk, aud did this Whole bu-i-
mes as the intermediary between the bank aud his
fh"use Ills statement was rs OlO,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

such a"roUng up NJ the Livcrp1uI Mil ortb,
IGN nIt gives ibis county. We 10 MT onrn see. f.
H something hko ruc black mans CHALLENGE. r,mncn.
.InE with 'you are l scIuujrrl" aud cuvmg vDr.o
HHI worse with every paragraph. Here is the be-.
rar.ue.
ga rupture between England md Tho Quilted state.
were % eject nothing mprr Than protect nrs ,o,pr,.
from lrr CuIuuous aud ruiuJua loans roufu,I.J h.
Che Americans, never o. be rcplid. We should hal
OBJ" rupture MS n great blessing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17
I -
Balance asains, corps.

The above Is the CnliCe statement oC the receipts
md expenditures Of the corps Coz the frs, evening
They propose performing again on Wednesday eve
ming next, when their expenses will he very tr.iug.
""J should they receive hd patronage which ,hcil
efforts deserve, tscy will he able to pay over to the
asylum f5 ch'utib!e rSrppses almost the entire pro
ceeds Of the house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17
A. 600

Es'Ha1tuN rNChaugc Ut l1g.
FRONT on ~ goo ha!ss srld Ia Liverpool.
Do 45OUJ d, on hauL.
S'lcs On Frame and Holland. uOJOOO G)
6liO bales ga hanI IA France.
is JD0 do new crop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

FlIESPGAN CORPS-Wc are requested To pub
lish the receipts and expenditures OF ia Ta,s?ian
corps on The first night OF the .peromauc,. TIA I'll
lowing
Total amouut Of expenses. per bills, SIS ~
rccstrus- &C -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL Il. Isi
THE VIRGINIA FRICTION.

NEXT THURSDAY. the 22I INST Is the lay when
firgniins will % called upon. one and all, To- cypress
at The polls their political wishcs-it - the day OF
election cr members OF Congress and Delegates tc the
A>se nbly. KuovsiHg, ~ we hi.e known, that ono oi
car most able aud popular fellow citizens, ID NJ
EDGINGTON, EsI. was nominated II represent ihIs
county in the Legislature. and fully believing That hc
would have no important oPposuon. we have Mt,
heretofore deemed It necessary u dwell much upou
the election. We nov have nothing morc 20 say lhnI,
to ASK our citizens to e. 9 the pol and vote.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-17

% v's Then manifest o. m- iiat my property bad
been 7cuH.ri f0 The nere.-uts oliIs Biul. a-g45tf
uu D. Csc c5adIet 90 Go Bank after 1 I,nm bo,g,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
THE WATER DIGESTION.

l., 1857 the Van Buren, party held complete and APP
parently nvincibe sway in this state but divided or
doubtful a,ccndeRcv in the Cg They therefore passed
bill providing for the construction Of the Croton Water
Works whereby the whole charge OF the work placed
in the hapds of Five Commissioners, appointed by the Stat
Government In process Of time the face Of affairs has
changed Loco-Focois utterly lost the State but sill
retains pecariou. asccndcncy in he City, In this fx.
that modest party walks The Legislature and poclams
We demand the abolition of law; it longer
works in our fayor We insist taking two-tiris Of
what remains Of the work OF the hands OF tho Water
Commissioners and giving majority IN the Corpo-
ration who were elected by majority Of the People :
votcs although it Is proved that this same Corpora
lion last wear squandere thousands of dollars Of ts Poo
plc's money bad pipe-ayng for political purposes
You can, come ii, gcntle,sen If YOU had majority in
the Legislature might and doubtless would wheel about
and about every year might promise better hold
upon the spols. But your minority in the Assembly, al
though transformed by straagcm into momentury majority
will not be allowed 10 upset the laws w.h YOU yourselves
made papobe party purpose If you choose to de-
feat the Water Loan Bill and stop the Water Works, 50 be
it The People have their eyes onyour movements
Ditto as regards the City LoaE Bill and the Gcacra Flee
ton Law 4 Wing majority of $4,000 Frcemen of New
York demand that their Representatives Albany be not
bulcd subcrye>cc by the reckless audaciiy Of subtle
and INSCRIPTIONS mi-ority. Stand your ground Wings
Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

RsxryicrycE-In 1889 the Loco-F Oco party Tegained
i,s a.cendancy in this C;y-we firmly believe By wholesale
illegal voting and rasca.i'y At the very first
meeting of the Common Council nearly all the Wing
officers we're swcr, by the board. The Hon. ELIJAH PR
dy oiciaed as heudsmau He length tired Of NOV
iDg singy the removal Wing officers and the appointment
Of Loco-Fs cos Gentleman said Liie. haI nov .f
fer you rough-qnd-pm1le lo / move that soand-so'-
some dozen or fifteen Wing coalmea.urers amPighier-
be removed and such AID such Loco-Focos appointed
in their places And thcrcupon yell Of savage eNu'auon
arose from the dense LocoFocos who had wedged
in 10 enoy the spectacle Of the gnilo;ine in motion
All lad. lads those were jolly times No Whining
about Prescription and starving families then l.n t
il too cruel that the Wings. don't keep yoar regiment Of
beauties IL the Custom House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
n For City Intelligence and Arrivals -
Motels Inst page

~ Who. R~rnen4er the Dinner 70 Hon NAIHAsizL
p T.,,x,nog tomorrow evening Let those OF p' vino
,e.alxed 70 burr in the feast Of reason and the
e,. Is r al. remembrance of iealOq-ie and heartburn
.l.o,e be-. and once more dedicate all
..d ,,.er. 10 the common Of OUT Country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

70 We have great confidence that the Wings will be in
Albany to-day, and regain their a,cendency the
Assembly. Ifso they will occnd IKE Se
sion TO Saturday night Ii has been long enough already
bat iaur days required undo part Of the mischief
which LocoFocosm has accomplished within the last three
The fruits of the Session all he lost f~r of
1hrec dew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

" Among the Members of Congress who have arrived
City then way Washington remark, add
:iion those already announced the Of Hon Mcs-r,
MLLARp FILLMORE of Erie Co. JOINS YouSc OF Liyng.-
JoHS GrKic Ontario. and a. LAWRENCE FOSTER Of
Madscn--all but the first Wing Members from this
State. Mr. FOSTER had majority Of the legal Of his
District 1888, Tut deprived of the by illegal
voting. He and Hon. VICTORY BRpsrYE are the first
Wings elected many years from the great double District
Onondoga and Madison. and though the council,
of the Nation old affection. the Wings OF this
State. Mr. Bmpsrrr has several represented
daga in the Legislature with distinctions Mr. FOSTER has
for years been the prominent, unng undaua,cd champion
eft the Wing Madison and aided sc',ibly her
glori.u> redemption last Fall which gave Is a majority
he Assembly and TWO Members of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

u The Circular of the Managers of the American H.
siu,c announcing their Annual Fair will be found
page. 1t will aatually the favorable regard OF
Mechanics Manufacturers, Ar,zans and Agrculurali>t>
,hreughout tho country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

y Eighth Ward" ask, 10 have the Stree; lnspcatcFr.
que,ed TO have the dead animal. removed iron. tho ees
Mercer especially ,vthin three Days. Weldon, ;iaA sch
- uirea, auab.e request VIII be complied with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
Rv This Mornings Southern Nail.

RV this N0rHlRsS N0uiHtfn Nall,
1.tsonv;c. Florida, on the l2th in,,. a raa -,
seen lurN.: .boa; the house OF MI MeC ornic under m
- % riacc the belief tAn he was az Ial..
eneay raae ms impression 'h- boys got their sss AID
. ,s ,,,zi,ioe ylla appeared 10 them de>gs 20 .so
p, .ter ,bey fred and kilcd Kim He proved PC,
,,f o. jin,b man named (ieron lsry returned ~
die: OF iu-,ifable homicide
Tie s. Louis Marierers--Ycsterday the Day s,3
r the trial O. Madi.s, today Scwar. alas Se"a co1e,
on tororrow Wsrrica< and Thursday that OF Brown
The CINCINNATI Gazette OF the 18th says that ~a..e nj,
warned II Williams has been arrested and committed i
c>arna,-a ca suspicion Of having been concerned IL
s. LOUIS tragedy. .
Tfx<gssF.-Thc National Entcgcnccr rcrrr:> ire eo,
non IN The Foar,;i District Of Th.mas J. Campbell. Wig
,,,- Blackwell. The late '. Is. member by - MAJORITY
So,e also Wing. received l6i In the Thc,eeaA
District Williams Wh;s is reelected Coe. OPP ),
1000 majority.
NonrH cAholIxA-rae ecc'ioH Of all the member, iooa
hi. STATE p. Sc, forth in cur ral4, another columns
confirmed.
SALES AT THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXcHNGE
SECOND so,Ro--.- lc"ic''AH' VA, a.
- 600 yilmnc,'n.>e> i-ii - III. s.
% ,Aarc. Wilmington BIZ. 81 l9 do d"--..------.
DO Girard Bk.--ca'h =.
q The steamboat Maryland burned on the l5a
ms. at the noa,a OF the Licking River. 1t was 4sPo,ca
to be work OF an ncendiarv.
=--
q WEI our Correspondent J. J. H. favor WIKI an Z.
,ercw o9 send u copy OF The paper whche eier,l
q 4 Tax PAYER urge, that Broadway should X vel
wa,crca through each fair day and swept every evening
O;lcr ,ectioa, nigh; complain Nt dis However Broaaway
pay, a heavy snare OF ne taNes
Is Eighth Ward" ask. 10 hive the Stree; Inspectors
que>,ed 10 have the dead animals removed from tho ,;Tea
llctccr specially ,;;hn three days Wedout ;!a sch
- unreasonable request viii be complied with.
10 lfany one should Happen lsh. grace
al elccan; Hat he can find at Couon>. $50 Ggand,ce;
Other people make good la,s-wc hay'n doub, "a. .b
We Know hose o. Coaan first at ea,: oie Of
hc-n the past tense and another in the present; TIE
only fault Is hat ihcy won't any reasonable -s
which TO those .t Us who won shell Of Hats ats
the Locos last Fall lore. The best can hhi
OF to wear generously be liberal the needy and resolve
never to bet again. The other to keep on BETH;
and Sc, up Hat with the procecds-but that we Do
not arproyc. Every man to hi, trade.
- The sunday school,, Of Brooklyn have their Annual
Celebration to-day. The Procession will form Hicks
street a; ; o'clock P NJ. and march the ya'iou
Churchc- wnerc Addresses will he delivered and Hymns
sung by the children.
i Fine S,gst-The Quebec Gazette of "Wednesday ,ay
that a, uoon on Tuesday las; huadred ships under al
were entering that harJor from the several ports England
~ The disaster at Gsebcc by the landslide Cape Da.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

e The steamboat; Maryland burned the l59
inst. at the mouth Of the Licking River 1t supposed
to be work OF az incendarv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

TrxxEsSeE-Thc National Inclligcnccr roper, TIE ,c
non IN he Foar,n Dis,c; Of Th.nas J. Campbell W.,
over Blackwell, The late V Is. member, by - aqoay
Stone. also Wing received l6i votes. In the TheeeatA
District Williams Wh;s is reelected over Coz. OPP ),
nm .,,n.ori.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

70 We assured that >aiemen; regard to the
Hon Asa Child OF Norwich. CT. in some particulars,
Mr.. C. Presden; bst Treasurer of the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad COMPANY he committed
iorgcrie> bur he peurcd himself repeatedly. tacd hi.
books and robbed the COMPANY OF $40.0O0. The
Company nothing 10y nm, his bail abundant, and
MS relatives made ~ The los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

-, - - r-., - ,ro5abi. ra4e
reached England IA Eaval. Ia; adylces. 4Ae
latest daes received IL Lapdon FROM Fa were 70 March
27rh while we haze received them April 9th S1Ppo-la
her 10 have been disabled ie gale o; March l3it ''
DAYS after he lei; port lie could not have reached
laval. y.a he. u. ared machinery within ty a' q sa-'-
- H. s.,.osa,,.-,a.. (.ap-.
oo''s''" a. p, ..,.;.,.-., s.
had terrible encounter win a-'ner vessel or ne -
~ the Bank. O.: NJ fouudIand The night va dark a a
r w.. blowing .ronl the Nor,-We- The >r'e-e-
hannah wa going a, TIC eight knots AZ norr na'F
resfed toosa. when vessel discovered i1med,'e on
nor lar5oari bow The helm immediately brought '
-, avoid ? collision and by tn, the sa'qleha'na "a>
bro,gF, with another vessel on ne' ''aei
crash resulted. wnch nr.baby sunk inc strange 'ee
with all board. Owing 70 the disabled safe OF IL '
ship Capsin Mereken was Unable to l'oS Tor the 'ns-
No heard and in the confusion OF me oFa' 40
distinct kno~ledge Of the other 'P could De gained
impression : ',a' ~
OF tue "'5es' las '' -.
OF clean ana inc ''''' ,'' '0,' 49,.
IA spcn manner a. % mo" 1ih' '''e
been tremendous -u
Lar '|"eS'oS--e on>r.'''0 ,, 49,
e''''' ~ '''' '''@' p. CO..
'0u".e,.e'r vi, U'il"- 49,.
ny OF " D. 'iIs CoaA1et oON 'A'
LEGISLATURE IN 100 P'''0'-''' a. i','>''',
ioI,o hi. law v.rc oor,ices criminals. and ,e were
,oc,l.5 could -, cIa., mo irsr,o.,ion Of the law 20 re-
luo. .en Ache ,r, wa. tina, ,Ie c,,lncr.efin. wa.
49, ,..r. r,y.d and bird tina, = con, con .you.s n
H. 6.. ,, IS IN, e.,,o - food +, with AZ illegal
amor currency The Iurv returned verdic, o; aol gi
--'a-----
WRECKS at Se0'-lhe brig odessa oaP 'lias.''' '''
rived on Sunday from LiS''n and last rom MADEIRA
v..se Of ,bsn 100 tons. Capt. Flanders OF the >a-
Richards, fro, Liverpool on the aoth nit lat, 80 81
-oo save , ,vroc Of large vessel with ib.boon and bow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

q \ Tax Payer urge, that Broadway should X vel
wa,crea through each fair day and swept every evening
Other section, nigh; complain N this. However, BoaaSay
pavs a heavy snare OF ne taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

q WI our Correspondent. J. }. H. favor Us WIKI an 2
,erycw o send u a copy OF The paper which be refers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

NoRrH CARoINA-Iae election OF nj the members irca
,h:, State a. sc, forth rat+a in smother eoEa.s
.nr.rrleG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
vANvLECK BROTHERS,

BROkEKS, NO. 30 WALL-STREET,
BlN AND SELL uncuren rank Note. Bank Check ard 90
tidcae- OF Depo>, Oh every point IA the Union.
Bank Of England No,c, and Co waar.d
40
D. The Fourth Anniversary Of the Aren-,tres' foaAi
Missionary society Will be held Aca-stree T. Church DE
Evening May 18th = O'Clock Tho Rey. Charlie Deems nv
Mr. Gross of Oneida Conference aud others eNpe'i
address meeting Al friendly Missions afs'
attend BENZ. f MiNlERRE, Secretary. n-5-h'
u a Meeting of the Repeal A--ocintiom viii aN
place Thi- Evening Taamsfy Hall y O'Clock precisely,
BY order OF the Executive Compnttee.
THOMAS OCONNOR, CbairniA
y c Dsyfe.gx' }secre,a,ie..
\ Wrgh: Hawk. and distinguished speaker VII ae4
&c meeting. No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER
Hon. n. II. yAIT.l ADGE

J. number OF the friends Of the General and State
the cry and neirhtorng have
public the Hon. y. p Talmadgo, the Uaied
senate, tribute private public
on "Wednesday 2Gh instant, p. ", Tyo Saloon Esaa
Ward, of Charlton and y.rck-street.
John L. Lawrence, Henry w. ITi1A.,
Shepherd Knapp, VI o. Roberts
J. Phillip, Phoenix, Il. II. NasloY,
IL VI. Noah. John Falcener
Benjamin Drake, ,.;,, Edward Ja kins.
John l.. Graham. |'Nn''''' William Vernlye,
George " 8ri.n, C.. Crous. jr
Wii.in l.. Stone, William Me tril-,
David Graham, Chandler Starr.
Adolr4u Chandler Frederick 4. Gas.
Teket, Te Dolars eoc MAJ obtained At tho of,
Commere Advertiser Office Cy Hotel, House Hos4t'
Hotel rearstrect o,el Nibo, ,o SaIoon Of sa
o above Conmuec. M! o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

SALES AT THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.
SECOND sc,RD..--... lc~tc,say. May II
5000 WilmInrt n >i~cs i-it aare, : BA---. s.
~ hare. WIlninctcn BIZ 31i l9 do d..
% DO Grard Bk-.--ca,h =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

arson O. Ssq.-fIenry Weed, Wilias Rankin, and VII
a- Mazfed. were Thursday brought lp from the brig
90 joan Eaders lavag ben home Tor trial by the
American Consu: Cataaraes the South Pacific
Tae prisoners board the whale ship Aud
: Clarke AID charged ai;a having attempted to set
re her while lying Of s. Ca;harines place Of reaez-
yous t9r yi.aiers. They were committed Tor trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

Tie s. Louis Marderers Yesterday was the day iSo
fsr the trial OF Mad,s> to-day Sewar. alas Se"a cones
on to-u,orrov Wsr1ck. and on Thursday that Of Brown
The Cincinnati Gazette OF the 18th says that "e MA
sarncd H. Williams has been arrested and committed &
cNanina,i-a oa suspicion Of having been concerned tie
=, LON. t.acedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

- The Sunday School, Of BROOKLYN have Their Annual
Celebration to-day. The Procession will form n Hicks.
street. 4, o'clock. z. NJ and march the Ya'ioas
Churchc-. wnec Addresses will he delivered and Hymns
SUNG hv the children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

The Seas0RWe do recoIlect 70 have vegetation
backward since the pn-s OF 1916 On Inc 2O,h Of lay
Of har year fell Cnenango County in this State to
TIE depth OF eight inches and ,harp tross expert
e.ed eyey month the year Corn carried in wagons
from Chasta ue County, $50 miles Oneida and Madison
Coustes. .Hd thousands OF families compelled to do
without Dread for hye en tie Eastern portion Of this
State Ise cold seasons OF Is and II gave the first strong
i'apNse to emigration 70 Western New-Yor Fennsyvnia
and way the Western Reserve in Ohio Wen here
We are on the faramed shores Of Lake Erie on the . st ay
OF May Anao Doaia 1911, and leaf to be seen larger
thaI mouse ear Buff Com ADJ Eve. Of 2l.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

% The disaster Qscbcc by the landslide Cape Dil.
mond prove serious than first reported Zcs
ty-st dead bodies have been dug of tie ruins. and
ncrson. besde are missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

~ ~! Vu' d''N'' Va ''1t -'V "a ~ We SNNA
tina; S,ookey the occupan; the consumed
was not found attend the Investigation Nh writes
wishing Us 10 correct this statement. He ana n1
~ Ii the Editor Of the Providence Journal wishes
rocon any former with regard
Rhode Island he viii obhse by being Specific in IN
facts and less compassionate h. reflections We stated
perhaps n,ou>y-that there persons who
read aud write in Rhode Island in all the
New England-meaung 81 course that more children grow
upwithoI education ;hat than The Others
Oar Mentor picks Up by showing that there
@es who cannot read Massachusetts than in Rhode l.
lind We do not sec WHAT tina: has 10 10 with the case IN
hand We e; out with the proposition that less regard Is
paid General Education Rhode Island than elsewhere
around It thence arguing ihat the Restricted Suffrage Of tina,
State operated unsvoby the vide., intellectual yel
opemen and the elevation OF tie Laborias Glasses We
SUI believe we were right the spirit though pcr,rs
wrong in the particulars statement; aud the fac, Inn
Pror.aeaee now makes large provision Efnca.ioq does
no, convince Is that RAede Isaa has systematically done
If be tina; the noncchoder OF Rhode Island are
quite well informed and a. worthy those Connect
Gu, and Massachusetts, y.r glad hear il They
are certainly qualified chem to exercise the Rgh, OF Su
asc since no evil result. from its enjoyment by their bre
rem in tAe surrounding States; and we rg, j VII be speed
ily fully, freely accorded them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

that at uoon on Tuesday las; huadred ships under l
entering that harJo from the several ports England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

70 Gen MAcoxR ard Aids landed 4 Old Point Con;or
Va on Thursday last. Gen. Scorr and Col BASKHs4D
left Norfolk on the day Join Gen sIaconb These
officers are on commission dcpurcd .! the Wa Depart;
nent to yi-i, Fortress M9aroc or tn. purrose Of trying
rcrimcn,s with the bonl--hcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-25

NIenbSrs-EIccton: n Nrt neutrality-suspicious. TS''
Total Adm. 40; OPP. 90 Vacant = Last Consre9
about IL Y. B.; 1l5 Wing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-17
CANCERS, !SCROFUL.A AND OTHER
HUyMORS.
EDH. REUBEN w. HE'LL.

IT'S now at his residence in Groton, Vermont
IL where any afflicted with Cancerous Tumors
and Humors of any description can receive his at
tention
Without adding long catalogue of certificates
to this advertisement, reference is made TO some
few individuals who will give such information
may be requested by those disposed to make inqu
ry, viz:
Charles Davis, Esq orDanville, VT. who had
afflicted with Cancer and cured by Doctor
Hill. Also, Mr. Estabrooks, Of DanvIle, who
afflicted with a Cancer over the eye, and cured by
Doctor Hill. Also, reference is had to
Oliver Going, Waterford, Vermont,
Mark French, do do
Thomas WATSON, Esq. Newbury, do
Nathan Blake, Esq. Corinth, do
John Arlington, Esq st. Johnsbury, do
Ilazen Low, Ryegate, do
Lemue Souhword West Farley, do
Mr. Kent, Waterford, do
Mr. Baker, 90 do
Mr. Hastings, Bath, N. ii.
A great many individuals might be named in
different sections OF Vermont and New Hampshire
that have received from Doctor Hill, but
their names not being distinctly recollec,ed, it
might lead TO mistakes, it is therefore omitted.
Jan. 1871. 1S0tf