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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

Compound Syrup of L,DerworL
XlHlS day received an additional supply Of
- Compound syrup of Liyerwort, much
celeb,aied for the cure Of Coughs, Splitting Of
Blood, Astbmas, Consumption, and Liver com
pia'n. Howell DAVIES.
May IL. .=..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
" Fortunes Cohags." Lynchburg. May u.
PATRONS AND ADVEN
" \ word or Two before we mart

PAlKDNo AID ADVEN lUNER5
- 4 word or Two before we part
n retiring from business IN this place, tho
- subscriber begs leave - offer his unfeigoed
aeknowled gemonis 10 his patrons for their sun
port during Tue continuance OF Fortune =
Cottage and most respectfully invites The
l1tncr customers OF the" Cottage 10 addr,s a.
their orders for Tickets 10 llrwson's Office.
Petersburg, Va. where they viii be pnnctunny
attended 10. Customers may be animated win
the plehsiug Intelligence that Madam For.
time" wall ever las watching with trndernes,
aud affection, 10 smile on their hopes and nd
yentufes-hgHr her
Proclamation To Hews0ns Customers.
Petersburg, VI.
Whereas II has been Trpresen ed 10 me NJ nv
" Gotden Palace, +" that Fortunes Cottage Is
discontinued, aud II appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that have heretofore given my in
lnence 10 Hews0u's customers, | " Dame toI.
tune by aud with the advice Of all he Hhle
goddessts assembled before me, lohsfelby consti-
iutr and appoint h. W Hewson, ny lawful
Bgent III my name, 10 deal out cash 10 all those
who make application To him for the same
aud for the very sincere love aud venefalion
which feel for the foimer patrons Of +" For
tunes Cottage" he is consequently vested
with full power and authority 10 dispense 10
each NJ them n Humping Capital, Gale ulaie Il
to gtadden The hearts and I'll their pockets.
Done at the Golden Palace by the psriicul ar
request OF my agent, formerly p0sfed at For
tunes Cottage" S'snd your orders without
delay to -. HEW SONS OFFICE
b. Of Luck. Petersburg Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

IL On learning that the nomination of
AMOS KENDALL has been confry a. the
Pnu'ic viii naturally inquire why it is Thai that
OF NJ. M. NOAH was rejeetcd , All tho ohiec
"o"s That could have been urged against Mr.
Noah, could have been used, with apgra,ai,d
force, against Kendall whilst many mean and
''I'a'"ons acts eau be proved against Kendall
""'ch Noah was never base enough to dream
o. much less 10 perpetrale. We can see no
other reason, therefore, for the wide Il ,lIorencu
m The fate of these men, but that, ls,, Kendall
10 Regarded (howevcr foosbly) in the light Of a
personal antagonist of Nj. Clay; aud, 2dly.
because Duff Green was in favor of Kendall,
aud somewhat lukewarm AZ TO Nonh. if mo-,
oppofed to him. As to Mr.. Calhoun, he has
E." dalnn'd himself toeverlasting iniamy" by his
casting vote in favor of The cantipe hypoc,ite
Kendall himself may find what consolation he
can. III his $1,000 per annum. for the mark of
disgrace which attaches 10 so close a vote of
The Senate, is equally as great as though he had
been rejected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

NnljE Subscriber has just received from PHI
- ladelphia, an additional supply of fashi
.ioosbie JewsIry--amoog which are
Beautiful G lid Watch Chains
- do do Seals and KEYS
Penrl and Diamond sci Ear Rings
Camera aud Amethyst Go
ElegsnhJet Hod Topaz do
Garoe, and Je, Breast Pins
Beautiful Diamond aud Pearl do
Medallions aud Safety Chains
; Goggles and Specisclei r.
First rate Gold Lever Watches
And general assor meT Of most every
other article IN his line. which will bv sold on
the most reasonable terms He intends here
after 10 attend the Courts Of Prince Edward
and Charlotte. and will receive Orders for any
articles IN his line. or will receive Wa ches and
other articles OF Jewelry 10 mend and repair.
EDWARD BROWN.
MAY II is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
DISSOLUTION.

VINE copar,nership heretofore existing un-
der the firm OF Samuel Ayres 81 Co. is
dissolved. All persons having claims against
the said firm ara requested TO present them
forthwith to 5. Agres for payment
s. AYRES,
A, AYRES.
May y 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
TUE AMENDED CONSTITUTION.

! ,taJ' Very lew Of the returns helow are com
! ple'e. we shall Keep the Table Standing. aud
/ correct VI AS last as we receive additional re-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

II On Saturday the Sin inst. the great
Match Race, for SIS, 90 aside, between the New
York mare Ariel and the Virginia mare Ariytla
was run on The Union Course, near New York.
Arietia ben, by five or six lengths.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

= H. THE organization of the Second
Ilt6SS Presby terian Church will take
D place at the School Room Of the
Associated Methodist Church, on Wednesday
next the 10Th inst. Divine seryice TO CON
IN ence al | clock. a. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
y iRGxNEA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

1Sfsr--fetegrine WslIs. Israel liiekhn.s
ite-fauich Ewing James Allen
Htslnortianf--John Z. fiungerfoorl, Nm.
4. Washington.
Ha'.'ax-Messrs. Easley.' aud Henry r.
Scott.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
To Merchants, Physicians and
the Public generally.

'alnts, Brushes, &c. for Sale.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
5000 LIS. CLAUDE. s..
200 lbs. EPSON Salts
COO bottles Castor Oil
200 lbs Lump hlssncsia
90 do Powdered Rbubarb, Superior
20 do Root do No
90 do Sugar Lead
$50 do Spirit Hsushorn
400 10 3pirii Nine Dulv
100 do Csiomel
90 do Powdered Jalsp
300 do do Cream Tsrisi
100 do Gum campbor, supefiot
90 10 Powdered Colurnbo
20 do Root do
On boxes Window Gless
oo lbs Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
Oh do Waters. assorted culors 0ui ~ =,
some n boses
300 do Gum Shell.c
70 do Nutmegs. superior
200 gals. Sweet Oil
1000 lbs Roll birthstone, superior
2o0o DO White Chalk
5000 do Spanish Whiting
6oo 10 Paris White
loodo Chrome Red-4now arft IN
1000 do Salt pttre
5000 do Alum
5000 do Copperns
beoo do Siiuk Logwood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Stick Fusic
1000 do Ground do ~
5000 do Putty
100 do Aqua Forts
90 do Best Turkey Opium
80 do Spanish Flies
30 do Calcined Mngnesia
1000 no Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spunish Brown
BOO do OIL pilriol
2000 DO Dry White Lead
100 do White Mustard Seed
300 gals Linaced OIL
Paints IN Oil, nil kinds in n.e
Dry Paints do do
MclI'n's Cough Drops
Andersons do do
Lamoti's do do
DE Lamouietsts do 60
Spanish Floa, Indigo, superior
Madras Indigo, 10 squnres---new ariel.
Medicins Chcs. Boitles--sauais
Alcohol
Spirit Turpcn,ine
Liquid Ink, superior
Red md Black Lob Pow der--supstiog
complete assortment of Surgical lnslu
menis
a complete assortment Of Painters Bfush
es and Sash Tools
complcte assortment Of Sweeping Brn Ii
es
do no Scrubbing do
large assortment Of camefs hair Brush
4 do do Marking do
do do yelye, do
An assortment Of Brushes for marking To-
bHeeo or Cotton
large assortment Of Whiie.wash Brush
do do hearth and doaiing
Brushes
do do Table Brushes
do do Clothes aud lot
Brushes
DO do Tooth aud Hair do
do do Comb, Nail and Jew.
eler's brushes
do do Flesh & Shoe Brushes
A. do do Vafnishes all kinds ~
An assortment of pottrai Tools
Hehned Ga Calf rendering wuier colois
more permanent and bcauiIiul-new
article
MI the secret remedies
Al the Patent MEDICINES in use
Al Ihe nav Medicines
Together with agrem rmietg Of other goods.
VI OF which lam determined To- sell on as go0d
.rD' as any other Iloasc in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES
Nam ~. Lynehburg.
May II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

a. writer in the Norfolk Free Press af
hfmS that Got. Robertson, late Collector of the
Fort OF Petersburg, is OF delaulier--lhat be
('he writer has seen the evidences to the con.
trary-and that Col. r. will shortly make il
appear thai II Is a miserable effort 10 destroy
ms character, by the understandable rejection
OF vouchers, &c.--rhe large amount Of The nj.
legged deialcaiion has excited some surprise
II Is thus accounted for: The amount of Col.
ko0erlSon's bond TO the government is so5, 900
and the government always sue. upon the
bond gwen by the officer, though the de lea
ton amount 10 no more than 50
-eGe-
IL We have received the L., M nj H..
".Lt6e'a Herald" paper, the publication of
which has Just emmenced at the infant colonv
planted on the Western coast of Ar,ca. Inv the
enterprise and benevolence Of the nhiIantbro
pIsts aud patriots of the age II will be an q.
pooh in the history of thai peopo-lhnt germ
OF future Empire--that gfain of mu,tsrd
seed, which shall grow into a mighty tree tho
Ia.
nigh'ed Continent, scattering on every hand
the rich blessings of civilization and science
The Herald !. Of course roughly printed. but
we have seen worse specimens OF tvpogrephy
III our own country while the Editorial de.
partmeni eVlnces more ability than is common
10 our village papers. john B. Russworln, "a
colored man, aud graduate Of Bowdoin college,
IS the EDITOR Three or four years ago. h,
published paper for the free coIorod people
in New York, nni he was then decidedly on-
posed TO the Colonization scheme -but, having
been induced to visit the Colony, be returned
lts warm advocate, and is now endeAaoring 10
promote its interests. The paper may be seen
al this Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

IL Several interesting and anus ing articles
will be found, under The .bimeIanenHs head. on
our frsl page Among them 10 letter of Mrs
Anne Royal. which we copy at the particular
and reiterated request of one of her warnest
admirers, who asserts that II is the most splen.
did product ion which has appeared siace Gen.
Jackson's Message to Congress, except the
Reports and General Orders Of Major Eaton
aud the thinking Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17
---" Like TO village ours,
" Bark when their fellows do.

IL shall not follow their example. The mean.
est scayenger that sweeps the streets can hurl
his filth at the passing traveller but he who Is
decently clad would be lily set to work, TO
place himself on level with fellow whose
garments are already covered with coneenal
mud and slime, and who could not, therefore,
he worsted by the encounter. Will the Repub-
lican make the application
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-17

o. We insert this morning brief but pi-
qnant address, delivered in Philadelphia, AT the
dinner given to Mr.. Poinset. by Charles J. In
gersoll. esq, The feader will find tia beauii.
iul etuson OF eloqnence but il is more lu,er
esting 10 those whd are Il, the habit of consult
ing the political horoscope. as afIording some
evidence OF the ground which the Penusylrania
JdcksoRia1ls will take in the coming contest for
the Presidency. Gen. Jackson viii be compel
led 10 throw oil all disguise, however jadictous
il may be- on the subject of the 1arilT-and in
doing so he loses one of the main arms which
elevated him 10 the Presidency Mons rerons,
as he ofde Enquirer would say.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
:. NOAH ZANE,
SAM. SPRIGG,
JAS. BARNES,
J. CALDWELL,
A. WOO IS
NJ. SHEPHERD,
MOTLEY HAYS.
Fron hs ~ J.rseu Freedosian.

From the Nslo Jersey FreedOsian.
TuE PREsENr, AND THE PAsr.-lhe Pres
ident has recommended an increase Of the Sala-
ries Of our Foreign Minists s--they now receive
$1,000 per annuIn. The Post Master General
asks for an increase ofone assistant Post Master
General and ten clerks, at an aggregate annual
expense Of $1,000 dollars. The Secretary OF
the Navy recommends the demolition OF the
Board of Navy Commissions rs, and the estab-
lIshment ofthree dIsunc. departments OF bureaus.
IN the place Of it; and bnl has beeu reported
in Congress 10 conformity. The Secretary Of
the Navy also asks ior az increase Of pay 10 the
clerks, and tue Committee Of Ways and Means
have provided ACCORD MY. Al, other heads Of
Departments afe seeking Tor increased aliowan-
ces III one shspe aud otAer. The Committee on
Military Affairs, cons posed OF d maj orty OF the
Presidents friends have reported bil preYid-
ING for g ueW otiice--lh4t of Superintendent OF
Military Affairs, TO be at the goyernmsnt. The
Commlttee oil luterna. improvements, cOnstltut-
ed Ia like manner as &c tAe.r political bias, have
reported q bill for a Great National Road, which
vii employ hundreds Of oihcers, and require
4he expenditure 10 some measure, under Execu-
tive discretion, ofat least fifteen millions OF mo-
ney. Meta single Office, high or ow, heretofore
held TO 90 useless or otherwise, within the reach
of the executive, has been abolished. Aany,
very many officers have, however, been created.
Not single salary has been reduced. Many
salaries are sought to be increased. Not an
expenditure authorized or countenanced by any
preceding administration, has been pronounced
to be unjust or extraygant by this. All, then,
IA point Of expenditure, remains as It was OF has
been largely increased
What lesson does this teach? What a prac-
teal commentary is ihis upon The loud and re-
peated professions that were heard during the
recent controversy. How have the honest, I'M
suspechng yeomanry ofthe country been deeev-
ed! What have they gained by the angry con
tentons-ihe turbulent striie--lhe breaking up
of old ties aud cOunexlons-tEe puIlng down Of
old friends and Helgbbors-lhe Impo,erlshnent
Of faithful and worthy msn-the time wasted and
money sPent-and all the multiplied inconveui-
encss and trials incident to such contest, and
consequent upon Itself! What, we repeat, have
the greatness Of the people-the independent
farmer. aHd lard working mechanic, aaJ bqsl-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

d.
AtaErEc, and highly respectable "ecu1s '.1 - -
hs Flats Of Grave Greek, on SATURDAY .l1 = 20. , 9
Che purpose OF taxing mo cols.I..N-.,-' ~, 49,
or rejection OBJ one a41'~S1 ~0'i ] r,.,p1 Nc
McCsasieS vas C--.1o . NJ '''~
IRAN aPPo-A'se --.b L,
The meeting WAS then adafes'7l >, -''. -1. Vyec
Dir A. NeLsA'' 'l'ss.s ,Dl a.er,r5 would sustain
l1ier che me-" ol,',,l.'." -,,-.,ertstion and the
el Ue aI'',. g.-.r-,irg al, an equality
.''.l ~ ~
r.., .l:.-s.-o, che r5l9wirg pream-
,5 -f.,r, wen, offered by ST. 4. McLsANi
-i ..-. 1850. ,..-.-,.,r- and much apparent
an- "-o--,-' "-'
1oll@' ode. r,, ,r5 indie.
That al. men are p. .-'~'~ -1F
p-ndtn-' .r-.
Tlatin entering into state OF -''- -o--''' In
moi be- rghfiulF required 10 stl-h-e.' "o.- 0 c.l
,f .-. rr, lhs7 IS necessary tor Che src1hy %. DA-
....,f t5-c..rr1oa bench. of tlc community
--...-- Generation csnuot 5y any compact
.-.. .r-.f, ro5.euN o. tacr
tor. ..r alter. Cd. ...i-
,..,,r..r in ..-n maun,r, -s --.ii W. s--5-d
r7est e913oc.,e 60 The public seal.
r--. 10 sled I'm. and co7sc7 Henls d-rY-
,.l. therefore have tuIn.u-il25e
en- l.'.' POI, ~. I........ ..r such n inner au3 pur-
Isn. .t-. 81, NJ, used ,r.s., for The 1eneh.
-f.5. common. cal h ana 1- agents entrusted "in d
,-. s7er.5Ie To- their constituents ID, .r h'-7s- -'"
r.tafl discharge of the uls- committed .9 -i,"'
I.-.. .a. ,rr- l..--rir. LEI of government
-..... ..r.s .-...rr.l arc setCy-
-5 -lt SISSY . t. t,, Solemn, -.--.-rIt GA Of
il-N. P.o~ .., ,,...is is -,-yI with the
.,,,.ors Of our republics doctrines, consecrsted 10y
r....- -.relat,sna- patriots. Therefore,
s...- rs -.,,.-,-,.-. which is
ti-'-'-' .. r,.. l,--.rt.I --rcr0Ics is
-epNsnAnt 10 -',- -.+ ...--.-.I., "a f--st.er.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

IN Dursufnce Of an act of tho Legislature OF
VIRGINIA. pa,sed on the 18th day OF February
1916. incorporating Noah Zane and his assoCl-
,tes. a coDpanv 10 erect toll-brIdge across Tue
Ohio river at or near the town OF " heeling we
Archibald Woods, Noah Zane, James Barnes
Josepb Caldwell. Motley Hays, Moses SheP'
herd and Samuel Sprlgg, managers named IN
said act. having convened IN the town OF "heel-
inc. this 18th day of February, 1880, and organ
ized ourselves into Board Of Managers for the
,urnose Of carving into effect the objects OF the
said act of Incorporation, and having appointed
Noah Zane Chairman and Morgan Nelson Sec
retary of the Board: On motion,
Resolced That il is expedlent forth
with to offer for sale the Stock of the SAID
Bridge Company.
Thomas Woods. John M'Lure and 1. +. hob
inson, act az agents to receive subscriptions Tor
/ said stock in the town of Wheeling;
/ That James Caldwell, Stssl Smith, William
/ 3. Hubbard, and John Patterson, act IN like
manner at St. Clarsvllle;
That James Barnes, john Davenport and b.
! II. Meckle, act in like manner at Barnssyde.
That joseph Gill, Robert Patterson, William
] 1dullONs dUu JdIuN = ~" (, '"'if 49, 80 '' 1900
ner at Mount Pleasant;
Aad that, Walter y. Beebe, Thomas Bng,
ham, and John PrItchard act in like manner a
Cadz.
Res0Ics3, That it is expedient to apply by
memorial to Congress to take portion OF the
Stock Of said Company; and that Samuel oPreg
Archibald Woods, Joseph Caldwell be commit
teo to prepare such memorial, and that the same
be subscribed by the managers present and for
warded to our representative in Congress.
Rssolccd, That Philip E. Thomas, Luke
! Herman, John Patterson, Thomas EIhcott, anC
Talbot Jones, act as agents to receive 'ubscrlp-
tons to the stock Of The said Company in the
city Of Baltimore;
Moses Moorehead. Willis Silliman, and E
Buckingham at GAINESVILLE;
And Gustayus Swan. Lincoln Goodale, Will
/ liam Neil, Ralph Osborne, and William
Duugherty at Columbus.
Rssoioed, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be signed by the managers present, and
I countersgned BY the Secretary.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

the new modelled Constitution, IS MT such as the Peo-
pie of Virginia had right expect tGat II IS allsto
catcaInits features, and not calculated to promote
The best interests of the state; We Will therefore use all
fair and honorable means IN eur power to prevent its
adoption.
Rssorea Sd That the proceedings Of meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary ana '4' ulle
copy be handed to two OF the Editors, OF e|S F@peF
Of Wheeling, with request tor their publication
JACOB LEFFLER, CaAIRaAS.
JOIN WADDIE, Serstgy
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
l1sRPa NcLEAN, 0l-raHy

Al numerous meeting of the citizens of Tie upper
end Of OHIO County, Va SO the house OF Jos en- Nor
s"n' est Liberty, ON SaurCay The 27t1 of FEB. 1885,
~ of@ri 20 Pu, some person nomination as candi-
date lof e House oi Delegates at the ensuing E.ec-
con.
II was upou mature dc6beradon unanimously
iss0t@a, lst. That In consequence OF considerable
divisions already existing throughout tae county res
pecuRg candidates, there be no nomination made.
Eest-e& - Aeitje fhe 0-iniCn as 'iis nes'~-r g.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

ness doing merchant gained, to comm.
them for the acknowledged evils they 6a ANY, H
and felt2 Let them beware of such reyons veg
10 which so much Is put at hazard and ~
hardly ever end to the advantage of the n, e-'
If the late administration was corrupt 49,,
agani, scheming and dangcfous-the NJ, ''''
has in no respect avoided Its errors. 81,
qancies. or corrupt tendencies. Both mr..
T,ght or both are equally to be condemaet q
We do not say, that all, or any Of the p,,..
lions by the President, aud others enumsl.'
are positively improper or wrong: but we d..
thew are the very means which bad men r.
seek to perpotuate their power, aud ogai,a 4
use of which the people have most decIs
pronounced.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

ANACT, glUlHg the assent Of this State 70
tie erection Of Il IOH Bridge across tie Ohio
riger at IFkes,iRg.
Whereas, the Geeral Assembly Of the Com
monwsath Of Vlrgida, did on the 18th day Of
February GHn0 d0Hhi 1916, pass an act untitled
san act incorporating company to erect toll
bridge over the Obj river at Wheeling" by
which act It IS prtided and declared that the
same should be in fee so soon as the assent of
the Legislature Of he State Of Ohio to its pro-
visions should be blamed Therefore,
Be it enacted byhe General Assembly Of the
State ofOhic, Tia tho Wheeling aud Belmont
Bridge Company y aud they are hereby recog-
nized and declare4o be a body c0rgorsts AND
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
OHIO land FOk ~

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed 10 %, 4,
ID scribers by Doctor Humphrey Peaks' .'-
recorded in the county Of Weed, and state q 'D5
for the purpose therein expressed, we shall On
Thursday the Sh day Of 4PT7iHs1.l -
Al tile Auctron Rooms Of George White ~ ue a
OF Alexandra, ID. {. prCceedto sell iothe hsD..-l
der all that Uact and parcel OF LAND &C., Go ~
said Deed, which les in the said county Of moe7 -,
ing, in part on the liver Ohio, nearly opposite '--
Of Marietta, and which contains about 1850 y \.
Further description, f desired, may be u'' :"
John Knnaid, adjoining the premises
Terms Of sale viii be, One. two, and three y'-l
it, with interest from the day OF sale for Dg.-
approved security, anda deed of trust on nc -- y
The title is believed to be god, be-, % oo- h, n
Trustees convey only such as is vested ~ Yea
decd. GEORGE BRENI .soc
THOMPSON J. hASe''
GEO JOHNSON, ~.
Alexandra. Nqv. II. ~
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. James h.,
Mr.. ELIAS ELLEE, TO Miss Mary SrAyr,,.
both of Ohio County.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
NOYIGE.

NOTICE IS hereby given, tina, in pursuan,e .. /.
~ order made BY the Managers of"The hhss-
and Belmont Bridge Company" on The 1oh ~ .
February 1880, Books will be opened BY iie 'l'.
bers, for the receiving Of subscriptions 70 ihs ~
Stock Of the said Company, on the ~ rAl "
MARCH inst at the Nrth Wesiern Bc1ik9 yg5 I.
in the Town Of Wheeling, and viii be continued e.-
for that pupose, At the same place, for the term =
month thereafter. One per cent on each sh.'1 y
paid within thirty days after the time, which ue ~
amount Of stock shall be subscribed; and ine Ie'a-
be paid in such instruments as the Managers uia' -
provisions of the charter Of incorporation H-! H~
time to time require.
JOHN PLURE, T. =. ROBl8oo1'
T. HOODS. ~ NELSON
mo GOSHORX, Wheeling, Marcn :, -. -
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Deer Horns, Ok Horns 4 Tins
yEyHE highest price viii be given for the aforezi
an Wing 10 c. y. Purcy, Cutler ard Razor y., ].
opposite Mr. Tyson'S Store, or at Mr. KiIiens Tar
Water Street.
March 6. 1850
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
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KNOX 81 M'kEE aPprze their Corc-,-
that they are now receiving, and expect dag. N.
Spring Supplies, Of heavy Groceries, oils, Lsa d.
and will shortly offer for sale on accommodating te
and It the lowest Pittsburgh rates.
100 Hhds. n. o. Sugar, coo Bags Greene
900 Bbls. " Malls so ape per a. N,,,
$50 HalfBbls. do 20 Teirces Sperm I'M
600 Bbls fat Mackerel, so Bbls. Tanners ID
No. 9, 2, & 3.
March 5, 1850.