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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1916.

PHILADELPHIA JUNG Io9O
The Rip Pan Winkie-Mysterious Affair, &c.
The steamboat Rip Van Winkle is to take excur-
sion this afternoon upon the Delaware, with about five
hundred guests present by invitation of its well known
commander, Capt Fury collation. also to be served
up for the accommodation Of the participants in his hos
pitality
AT an early hour this morning, quantity Of female
apparel found upon Dock street wharf, together with
a Bible containing note signed with the Of Ann
Woodburn, of Salem county, New Jersey In which II is
stated that she had been deceived by named Rey
nods and had consequently been induced put end
her trouble by committing suicide. 1t is imagined to be a
hoax by great many PERSONS but others put faith in
the affair, and now engaged in searching for the
body If woman has actually drowned herself, she
must have first Invested herself of most of her clothing
that found the wharf consisted Of flannel under
garment black silk frock, and shoes and stockings
girl belonging to Salem New Jersey attempted to drown
herself evening last week, but rescued by two
boys and the Of the clothing found is believed to
be the same person.
The sales of stocks pretty considerable but at
diminished prices State IS opened at 6si but closed
49, Reading Railroad shares opened at 35 but before
the close sales were effected at 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

HoRRID SuIcrpE.-An inquest Was held before
Coroner Wicker at the Columbian Hotel, yester-
day morning upon the body Of Henry Gross. German.
he facts disclosed that no came to the Hotel on
the 10th inst o'clock lie appeared TO be rather
dssipated man. and to take very heavy drink
at the bar OF the hotel He had wild, disturbed look
and had no trunk but his clothes were made up into q
pack During day he called at MIR, Noltugs once.
opposite the Columbian Hotel, and inquired for MIR
Rosenfeld and informed that several persons Of
that name resided In Richmond lie then inquired for
Dutch boarding house. TO which he was directed He
aid no, give his name, state whence he csme-Reh
nond Inquirer june H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones'
JuSE ls.-Medhery RS. Sinpson The jury In this
cause rendered verdic, for the plaintiff, 81 ,4e6
Cherries W. Fsek Isaac .d1,fancs.-This was ~ %.
ton Of eectmsn brought TO recoser 10 lots in l97ih
street The plaintiff purchased under sErsssnt sale
from the corporation The defendant Insisted that their
Honors oceedngs illegal and the sale void Yer
die, for plaintiff subject 10 the ornion Of the Courton
case TO be made. Uu gtyt III 81 ~
For plaintiff, Sir. II Dodge. For defendant Mr. Mott
John StcJt and Others Gardiner Whsei,fgM-Ac-
ten Of trcspass the case The plaintiff purchased
quantity OF verdigtis from defendant, by PIE. Upon
examining the article afier il sent lome u was
found not TO correspond with the sample Nonsuit
granted, the ground that plaintiff did not owe his
For plaintiff Mr. Kimbsr For defendant Mr.. Z.
raine.
Before Judge vanderpooL
Charles Gutter ef al James H. ldys0r.-
This was an action on promssory note made IN 1889,
by the who took the bencht Of the
bankrupt act The present action was brought on the
nd ,ha, he had no, set forth his schedule u
countof his debts and effects although the note In ques
t,on anneaed thereon Verdict for plaintiff 1854 90 cts
For plaintiff Mr Gray. For defendant, Mr.. Dresser.
Tho. P,sr,on 1t al rs Berjamin Harris ct sL-This
was an action for bill Of goods Defence no partner
49,, ie,weeu defendants Verdict for plaintiff, $50 O.
tior plaintiff, MIR. X r. Winsow. For defendant Mr..
j. Patten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
MASSAPEQUA HOUSE.
South Custer Bdu. Long Inland
TO LET,

OR For Sale two story and brick dwelling
nutes walk from the ferry, and fitted up in hand
ie With the late improvements having b~en Just
eSgrs yard !. 9n being well shaded BY and surround
the Kitchen The families renting these houses will have the
privilege OF crossing ths ferry free. Apply to
1wsr I gTScVENo unhoL.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

The Mayor has received Information from the Brook
lyn Navy yard, that the sloopofwar Albany wili os
launched Saturday, the 9th inst ~ u NJ The ON
Of the Navy Yard say that Twill be happy 70
.di6snS JouvN al, Jsws H. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
Court for the Correctlon Of Errors.

Present-1he Lieut. Governor Chancellor Whworth
and % Senators.
Jusr 1s-No. Is The Ulster County Bank rs ~ M
Fsrlan-Mr A. FABgR concluded his reply Tor piain'in
In error. Decision postponed till December .
No. lO.--A reserved cause-J Clark u.s. Sammy Heel
BIRTH ct al MIR TABER was heard for plaintiff In error
Mr.. u. SANFORD YVES heard for defendant IN error.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
TEE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PR0PRIET TOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

CHculauon-- Forty Thousand.
the establishment must be paid the postage viii %
''aa''' rom 'h JAMES GOR peasy BsfE%SNHrr
Proprietor Of the the
ro, N.Y. Yos. a. = MI. IA N,:.
DAILY HkKALD-Eyery day, Price cents per copy-S,
ogs5 y sdTsnss s.t0,aavp.. az
Il: a.s e.
:SIsTfiiso Of =. kind. ...s.,.l with s...y ..a d..
GENIN'S GOsSAMER HATS.
introduced de noes q s.. New Y eai
The :soai:fas success: :ssS'ns them, .,ne.d By III.
extraordinary large OF and the popular
ton bestowed upon them by the many who given
,ne have not bssn los: spon the subscriber who
SCENTS for public the much lighter aud
Ike s.: ras
or cslor from exposure the rain They be oled 6y
with other Ha!. for the much ADMIRED style Of timminss
wi.h the poprstor sfsstusy prevents all this
The public are invited to call and this article
ny s Bso.awsy opposite ST. g. f. an steFSs Church
WATERFRONT & CO.,
q FASHIONABLE HATTERS. n
- % Nassau street. near Fulton. New York
aus various kind. Of Hat. Of their own
acurs They have Just small supply Of superior
70 o:s % w TSs N
S!her neither they boast having SPLEEN
~ Hale s:y ;' s:1: ss a. s.
.sopsed tn. French STYLE Of trimming the sum
NV ' ''' 's'''' NJ. Ryif;%$RRsiIfosr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

BALTIMORE, June IL, 1916.
Departure Of the Baltimore Tolunteers-Erfraordinayy
Frenk of Nature.
The Baltimore volunteers, yesterday, took their depar
urc from Washington in the steamship Massachusetts,
under command Of Col VIM. II. Watson, for Matamoras
where expected they will be landed in about four
teen days They have fine whole soul fellows
among them, and drawer than their commander
does not exist that may expect to hear favorable
reports Of them il should be their fortune to meet the
enemy.
most extraordinary freak Of nature occurred in this
city Tuesday night being the birth Of living child
with the heart outside Of the breast The heart entire
y outside OF the body and destitute Of any percardum
from the external surface Of he chest which at that
point bears mark resembling cicatrix, il the flesh
had been opened the heart pulled out and the wound
suffered to grow up again Zach pusation Of course,
can be distinctly observed, and the whole natural action
Of this delicate organ is made visible to the immediate
inv esGs0sinn NJ tho eyo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

Military Preparations I'm tho unlon-
The following appears to be just estimate of the force
In few days to be upon the Rio Grande under the COM
mand of Major General Taylor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

- gYOts AND sHUks-1he puone ave my,rea TO
Ladies ssd Misses' Boots Shoes and Gaiters in al
~ their varieties which be found the cheap essh
store OF II. BiG0AM,
ma fMsr aCsnal ste sullivan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

LUUh Al This!
- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IL you want
fine article oil Boots and SHOES, call 57 Broad.
way where YOU will fluid me largest assortment cheapest and
most fashionable In the dy: Do not mistake the sumbe 81
Broadway, corner OF Franklin
B-s large ssorment Of imported French Boo,., The
Low price Of 81 dollars. NJ CAHfLL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

OPKINT FASHION,
~ BROWN CO, I7s Chatham Square, corner Of Mott
the manufacture and fn.sh Of their So Hss comb;n
ing fashion, beauty and durability three important considen
ens 10 the The proprietors do confidently assert
their hats to be much before sold for the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.

FL0UR-Ssles fun Canal last evening of
40 bbls in three lots, at 81 70, part Of it Day
ton, inspected, and the balance clear, 100 bbls
I'm store at same.
WHlSkY--A sale from Canal last evening
at l4ec; 20 and 60 do I'm river Mt l4h; so aud
az do at l4ic l4Ac; l50do I'm Railroad at l4s
BACON--A sale oil 81 hhds Sides, country
slop led. a lew days since, at dc. pkd; 5 do
Shoulders this morning at &c, pkd and gid.
LARD--A sale OF 100 bbls fair No. I. at Sc.
GROCERlES--Sales of z hhds low fair su
gar at oc; do do prime of 6kc; 5 do com. at
. 7-Sc; % bags fair Rio coffee at SIC: so do
inferior, begs Of which was slightly DANA
ged, at 7Ac; y bbls Molasses to close out a
consignment, at 26c; % bbls inferior, from
river, is reported at same.
FiSH.-A sale OF z bbls No 2, Boston Mack
erel at 1913; 20 bbls prime quality White
Fish at sc, as per Dbl.
TURPENTlNE.--As sale Of % bbls spirits
at DC per gallon-a further decline.
COrTON.-A sale OF % bales inferior at
osc; % do good North Alabama at 6ic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24

SINCE THE INVENTION OF CI.ICKENER,s s..
gSICoaed vegetable Purgetve Pills the mystery which
cImery h1ng over disease has been entirely doeIcg
he cure OF those complaints which originate in innnr
ues OF tDe hood arrangement Of organs of dg,io
o Constructions OF the insensihle perspiration hs non
nscns sa every day affair, ard people o MOI mind he
essn. Tfts ~ owing susirey 10 tbs peruarlv s,,..,
, nsso, ~ shs inkssf sAs-eesis Feres sis Ps s,s
~ az Wen ~ certainty % their Operation.
oI ssgs and the latter being siirnse 30 their en-,
n s IN ..om grping or nausea Besides IL costs no
fusseHlo refuIa the MONEY IN they DO not afori
VIC Necessary relief What stronger nducement can the
public deSiTeF They constantly trving oshe, aa
ales win certainty OF losing their money In case OF
iure and thousands Of dollars annually expended n,
no effect Then do hesitate 20 try the cTIrL,a". "
Eat coated Pills The chances two To ONE IN y,
favor. FOR sale BY A. q. FAIRCHII,Ds ~
yuhoH Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
THE FATAL CONSEQUENCES.

The bulls of mortality which we daily see
recorded, and the vast number that die of
consumption, and the very many of our
friends and acqUaintances who are seriously
aud dangerously afflicted, and must ere long
pay the debt OF nature' is alone sufficient evi-
dence that no time should be lost in getting
clear OF the very first evil seed. of disease as
socn as possible, before it takes root and DIES
troos life. Ocular demonstrations are daily
visible to the public that
"DR. DUNCAN'S EXPECToRANT
REMEDY
Is the only safe and effeciual medicine that
OF this fatal disease
The Proprietor Dr.. Duncan's Medicines
oegs leave 90 inform Western Patients. sufI,r-
ing from disease. thai he has opened West
e en-, medicai Office, No. 80, Sycamore street,
Cincinnati, where his medicines and adv;cs
can always be Obtained.
~! For sale by J: b. * r. d. MARSH and nv
ioh u rhoL- je ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
RICHMOND MARKETS, June IS:


TOBACCO-There has been rather more
animation in the market Tor the last few DAYS.
We quote Lugs at 81 20tS2 so; common Leaf
81 5C@3 so; middling 4S5; good to fine 5 SO
az; extra manufacturing 2 50r9l2 so.
FL0UR-3 1903 81. Prices TO day seen,
a little firmer than heretofore. Sales made al
IS, and some little demand at that price.
WHEAT-No sales; mills closed.
CORN-Market dull. We quote at 6096J
cents " bushel.
OATS-From wagon and railroad 44S45
cents " husbel, and from vessels 1000 cts.
WHEAT 0FFAL-Bran Ii cents; Shorts
20 cents; Brown Stuffs 30 cents; Ship Stuifs
80 cts.
PR0VISl0NS-Lacon; Smithfield and City
Cured 81 cts. for hog round: Western sales
6tS6f cents; Shoulders 400 cts. Lard 196
cents.
FlSH-Herrings ,s4bby the cargoami scarce;
Shad 81:
C0AL-l0 to Is cts. pcrbusheI; best clover
Hill 20 cts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
POSTSCRIPT,
LATER FROM TIE ARMY.

by the arrival of the Revenue Schooner at
Mobile, from the Gulf squadron advices have
been received from the Army under Gen. Tay-
Tor. lie was still at Matamoris, preparing to
move onward towards Monterey, between
which and MatamcTIs the Mexican forces.
said TO be $4,000 strong, had made stand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
PRAIRIE INDIANS.

a company of Indian Chiefs Of the various
Tribes that go under the name of Prairie In.
disns went up the river on the New England
on Monday on their way To Washington.
Some of them were good looking. well built
men; but they were about as near the state
OF nature as they could well be- Many OF
them would wear no clothes but their blank.
cts and half the time would appear entirely
naked. They were accompanied by Creeks
and 10 white men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24

Brig Gonges, Bertrand, hence for Marseilles
went to sea on the 26ihult. When about 30
miles at sea, after partaking OF the first meal
out side all hands were taken down sick,
Since arriving at the city, the first mate,
Charles Fitzpatrick, has died. This is the
second time this vessel has returned on the
same account.-N. o. Bulletin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
LATE FROM MEXICO

~ t.NICO g u Wss and a. Il b.. by nfsn,z ueye,
- heaioo hciore aHd amer The Conqne-f b. " Cte.
ohihs a. q Wa and A. 10 H.
WweinE Passage or Life ,n a Liner
sslsei foeus on Kindness o. Animals
The GARDNER,
gi,, ,a,s Expedition 70 Che Rocky Mountains
Ihe Mysteries 81 the inoeisiti,o ,,,s ,f,,, So.
sosiei'e- 10 Spain by ~ v a. vocal
land. " '''"tel y AitA' Feihsit
.It htdsbipmsn. ~ J. w. Iarssm
~ scafiei Neaiter. ~ D. IT inrram
IVA Lsirce ~ ths Rescued Chez
. I've me Redeemed, ~ Professor Asfifly
f1isst haighis Vr Eary Tiues b. Kentucky ~ . y.
7 lnd ~ he sea. hy Lisnfeaant murray
- lsi pan ~ Aex. Duaef ysovei the C0nnf II
Monte rhfieie.
Also snothsf Empty ~ tbo Dosias Brother Jonathan
% ne iearth u Jelly, reed snd 90 saic ~
"ps - ELLIS iii Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
TWENTY-yIYTI CONGRESS-
correspondence Of thc Baltimore Patriot.
WAsHINGroS, June 10.
SENATE.

When the despatch for the Teleeropb was
made up, the Senate had under consideration
the honma claim. After the discussion. the
resolution referring the matter 10 the Attorney
1eneral Tor adjudication, was passed. ON ia
hnal Teading; yeas "a, nays Is.
some conversational debate then followed
between Mr.. Hannegah and Mr. Johnson. OF
Ia, on the subject oil the latters being inter
ested in this land claim; after which.
Mr. Archer gave notice that he would call
up the bill Tor the Tetrocession of Alexandria
on "Wednesday next
Mr.. Dix now called up the Warehousing
bill and proceeded at some length to e1plsi9
and eIPound the benefits and advantages thst
would sccure from the passage OF the bill. The
subject was then laid aside, and,
On motion, the Senate went into Executive
session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
when The despatch for the Telegraph was
made up. Mr., Chapman was sddrsssins ,bo
nouse, w committee Of the whole, against
the tariff Of 1912.
Mr.. Ramsey followed in speech. evinc;og
great research, IN maintainance Of the advan,s
eyes and benefits arising under the opcgtions
Nj. ~. John obtained the floor and ON b;s
MOTION, the tariff was laid aside. and the b;lIs
granting lands IN Ohio, for the benefit AT
schoo's' were taken up and read and reverted
Tor passage
Mr.. Phelps moved to take up the bin from,
The senate, providing Tor the sdiust,,e,,t =,
unsettled land claims in certain States which
was read and recommended for p,ss,pe
IheTe being no quorum present. a. corr.
lnittee rose aud, on motion, the House al
journed. ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
THE CINCINNATI MAIL ROBBERY
MAIL PARTLY RECOVERED

a MAIL fAhlbh kECONEkED.
II was announced under the Geographic
head from the South, in the Ledger yesterday
that the stolen mail at Cincinnati had been
partly recovered, the money oil gone. There
were over three thousand dollars mailed at
st. Louis; in money and drafts, in the stolen
mail. MIR. Gilmore, broker. lost SllOO.--
The Post-oliice was busy oil Sunday last on
looking over the recovered letters, which the
thieves were kind enough TO send back! They
found remnants Of the Vincennes, Memphis,
Louisville and New Orleans packages for this
city. The Cincinnati Commercial has the
following account of the robbery:
"a part OF the great Southern mail, stolen
on Sunday morning, the 9Th inst, from the
mail boot at this city, between two and put
tour o'clock in the morning. was recovered
into our post-ofice yesterday morning: il Come
from Wheeling. We learned the following
Particularsat the post-office. yesterday. show
ing that the villains engaged in this robbery
are unparalleled for boldness. impudence and
good luck. Ii is now known, pretty certain
~, that the great Southern mail was taken
rom the mail boat while lying at our wharf,
and put on board the Wisconsin. the Sunday
mail packet for Pittsburgh. She left here a.
bout 10 O'Clock, A. M, that day, during
which time this stolen mail was on board, un.
known and unmolested, in the state room &C.
cupied by the thieves, within thirty feet OF
where the robbery was committed! The time
II laid in that proximity was at least six hours!
The thieves had the mail, il is thought, in a
large trunk prepared for the occasion, at least
this is a fair reference.
The Wisconsin arrived at Wheeling al IN,
usual time, and the mail robbers, with thei
booty, took rooms at the United States Hotel
Here they occupied their time in opening tn
letters and rihing them of their contents with
out suspicion:
On "Wednesday last, a box was taken from
said hotel at Wheeling by negro and whit
man, name unknown, and put on board tn,
steamboat Senate, the white man remarkin
that the box was his, and that he was comip
to Cincinnati. He did not come on board
however, and the box remained on the dec
OF the boat, exposed to the weather, unit
Saturday evening last, during which time tn
Senate had made way hither.
The Captain, finding no mark on the DO,
and supposing il might contain something ii
able to damage, he ordered il to be opened.
IL contained one canvas mail bag, which wa
inside the great Southern chain bag, stolen Of
the 9TH inst, as before stated. The box wa
put into the hands OF the II. S. Marshal.
IL is supposed that the thieves made nj
haste East with the drafts, and obtained an,
received the money on them, to what amour
is Of course unknown. A bolder and NOR
successful robbery than this was never perpe
trated IN the United States 10 our knowie,loe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
From nc Houston { Teras) Telegraph, 1uy2.
SUMMER QUARTERS OF TAX ARMY
OF 0CCUPATION-M AGNIFIcRNT
PROSPECT

We learn, from private letter, that Gen.
Taylor has expressed determination TO make
hls summer quarters at Monterey, and there
Is no doubt that with the force now under his
command, and the volunteers that are hasten.
ing TO his standard, that he can establish his
summer quarters in any part Of the eastern
provinces OF Mexico that he desires. The
valley OF Monterey was visited Ly many of
our soldiers, during the Federal War. and
they all describe IL a. an earthly PARADISE.
groves OF oranges, lemons, figs. and nome.
granates, surround the city. and the whole
valley, which is irrigated By countless riyolets
oil pure and wholesome water, isa continuous
garden, producing various kinds Of yetetsblss
and tropical fruits in abundance.
The climate, however, in summer. IL rather
TOO warm TO be agreeable TO persons from the
Northern States; but short distance, in the
elevated plains among the mountains, the eli
mate, even in midsummer, is as cool and salu-
brious as that OF the Caiskill mountains.
Even the northern fruits, such az the apple.
pear, &c, are produced IN abundance, in
those elevated regions. Whea Our troops.
once get pleasantly located in that delightful
region, they will be very unwilling 10 leave
IT; aud the glowing description they will cir.
culate throughout the Union, will ere long on.
cite desire among all classes TO annex IL 10
the United States. The stupendnous chain
OF the Sierra Madre is boundary meet for !
great nation; but the insignificant Rio Bravo
Is only suitable TO define the limits of State oy
counties,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24

BALTIMORE MARKET, June IL, 5 p. NJ.
Howard Street Flour is selling at 3 S7b,
sales limited. Wheat, lO5 C. for prime Md,
Corn, % for white, and so c. for yellow. Oats
34@35 c. Bacon Shoulders at il@4E; Sides
5kS53 C. Lard dull; sales OF bbls: at 2 C.,
kegs !S7f C. Whiskey zoe. for hhds, and 81
for bbls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24

LaieHs appears to-day at his most earnest
solicitation aud against our better judgment;
but no more articles can appear upon the sub
jet. "a" indeed, had expressed his deter
mination to discontinue discussion so useless
in iiscli, and uniu,eres,ing to the public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24

3 CT The weather is getting warmer and
more comfortable than il has been for some
days,and another favorable week for the ripen-
ing OF early fruits and the harvest seems at
hand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24

CO. 1t will be remembered that we pub
lished forged speech last winter said to have
been delivered by MIR. VIM. Thornburrh a,
West Alexandria Academy. At his re-
quest we publish to-day what he says is the
true speech.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
THE STATE or IOWA m. g..

TIT "fH - VI IUWA,-Fhe C0nven.
ton ~ lowe have completed another Consti.
Ia'ioa OF State Government, and adjourned
The boundaries set forth IN the pyeSmble ~
the Constitution have been Incorporates ;n,o
ne bili before the House Of RepIesrn,stiyss
Tor authorizing the fOrmstion of a STATE CO.
eminent Tor iowa. The act also allows ~.
new slate two Representatives In Cong,es.
un,h ne next census. The new STATE vii A.
: snort time be duly organized and sdmi,,eJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-24
MRS. NIL. KEATINe.

FRurrERER AND CoNFECTpNER,
HASjust received splendid 10, Of all the difEsr.
eni knus. Ia VII:
Boxes splendid fresh Oranges
Boxes de- Lemons
D"zen splendid fresh Pinsspples.
fine 10, fresh Coooa Nuts
" drums extra super6ns Figs,
3 drums Rt,s,u,
8 boxes Blue Band do
large keg splerdid fresh TamaIinds
! duzen jars fresh Prunes
| large keg fresh Currants
boxes Bonn's Peach Leaf T,bacc~
6 jqSs fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
trail splendid Dates
o.cs extra fne red and white Rock Candy
A large Ifaii fresl, S,fI SheIed Almonds
large ioi Oi nll the various kinds OF Mats
a hne la' Of Regalia, Cassidore, psineipc ard Has
vaba Cigars
A kss OF Dmu'h. Lancaster Rsppee snoH.
fngeiher With q general ss-sumen Of he 6rst
qaa'siy OF Confectionery nssrsous ~ rscnion.
aitcf ~hwh she nil sell wholssse re'a,i atarr
store on Meon'e saeei opposite The Merchants
anal heehanir-' Bsnk. je %