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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

r75a d lao broad road. would run
' destined goal, without the use OF
rein. even 1t ,hc driver were un-
mr. drunk, unless hc refined them ON
'.-rs. and thlttho authors OF tus veto
'- 100 are no more entitled 90 the credit
.so Sinking Fund, than ,he petty poIlt-
oftbc present day, IS entitled 90 that
-V,shnrton's Funding System, which
...,1 or national credit up0a ihc hrm
elevated ground where Of now stands
d, more than iho modern pedagogue,
Itouhs birch and dis2osiOg ms layors,
I,rt rhyme or reason, Is entitled 90 the
t~0ftla, great moral engine, that ruo
r,rrn decentralization, lhe New-Eng-
IA Srs.em of Common Schools.
T1e mex. objection of the message IS TO
liability of the power of making nation
announcements TO be abused. An argu-
-.r, erlinst the use, drawn from the a.
t..sor a power. OF an the descriptions
-rs,,b.stry with which human reason rs.
-,-ssi. none IS more unfair than this.
us rInltItmlg De abused. aud so may
.s o1wer ornakng war and peace, and
,,s mower of taxation Id this company
--,i not mv information that The power of
,..,n,ma0tand removal, and ofusing that
Aim word. rs.9. I forbid Do, may als1 be
.lrse5---oss.y abused. and indeed al.
-.re- powers 0Ftbe Governments, OF other
l,n11 institutions hence the PEG
-r. or great body OF q society, must have
.r1erccJ.ng power over their agents and
officers. in DIE constitutions. forms agreed
rano0g themselves
Should our country be pressed by for
.r- enemies. as .he Greek Republics
we're by ,be King of Macei11, or the
South md West of Europe bg the Cloths
and Vindas. all ages and descriptions
~rIt 58 forced 90 .ha field, and taxation
rslsd Co the extent of your estates. but
would nor such extremes be a gross abuse
Of power DO these times of profound peace
with .he w1-.dl All. .he Legislative. Ex.
.,1ave and Judicial powers may be abu-
SAD. and pressed Ear beyond their intended
r,ss civilization may be refined into eff
su1acy and c0rrup,i0ni and ulg.0n her.
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Condiments staI BE- at the disposal of
President f1 "reul-i ts friends and
r.sl bis enemies
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

Gov. FLOYD arrived in this place last
Thursday afternoon, aud left here IN the
Western Stage early Friday morning We
are glad to learn that he IS enthusiastic
on the subject Of internal improvements
by the State.-Lyneh6. Tjrg. July 10.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
Census Of Winchester.


Census Of B0StOp.--rhe population OF Boston
falls some short of 6l,JJd. The popuIation of
1922 was 43,29S Increase in ten years about
IL, 500, or about 40 per cent.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

1rrrsrs EnuoHs:-As thIs loathsome disease
has n,do its disappearance from our town, l think
{. ,lrr- tb,t me- People of tho Country, who have
r- iis1csei 10 keen away from town during lne
tine e was among us, should be made acquainted
,f .bi, fct. And we can now Inform our country
4, ,,,t his believed, there Is not single case
~ small PoTis Wheeling, 40 This time-
During is short stsv among us 'funo5 W.. ~,
Thousand tongues had mSde 10 great deal Yo .,s.
rr,, it really was Reports were circulated una,
MS ra1ny rs five. ten, and even TWEEN, I'VE 49, e
sent out Of town 10 one times when I'D la-''
u-er, orIr three or four cases altogether.
Tbefe.e that our Town Council have ng,i rs Jol
made any provision prohibiting steam b9'ls ,. o.
ot1or vessels from landing persons aIecied "i-u
Sn1H Poy OF other dangerous Diseases as uS
been done In other places along the RIVER yea
"a zines ars imposed on vessels at P'i'so9rS ole.'
b.nyils. lr,rretsa &c for acts Of this k.9d' ana
r ,,.,,li ask-Vhv has nos our Town Co1neh
lone tbo same7 The Small PoXTas brought mere
bva Stom Boa; dropping negro lnieG'eI ,, . ...
III, disease. and thull it hish time that 'he low"
O'-'-~- a CITIZEN.
u01
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

The Gr-t Congressional Election under the Ten
ss of $50, win t1o place u 1922 90 all the states
except Virginia and Kentucky which elect DO INC
Inlr following.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
mIRnINTA--'ro Va.

VIR0INIA--ro WI
:, B,ies h1ld "a he Clerks ofiee q NE SuPTiOr
Court If CkaaosTg holden az CtarkSbNreh, for
tGe 4fk District 0Rtho FIRST m5RcGyiR JImc 1880.
Ralph Berkshire, FbHHiB'
against
David Hoso, Buslrod q IIose, William Waugh;
Joseph Briggs John Davidson, Samuel Fisher
and Thomas Fisher DgiHdanfs
1AHE Defendants William Waugh, Joseph
Briggs John Davidson, Samuel Fisher, and
Thomas Fisher, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according 10 the act of
assembly and the rules OF his Court and It appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they not iuhl
hitanis OF this commonwealth; IL IS ordered, That
The said Defendants DO appear hero on the first
day of the next term, and answer the bH of tho
Plaintiff, and that copy of tls order DO forthwith
inserted in some public newspaper published in
tho town ofWhcelng for two months Successive
~ and posted at tho front dool Of tlo court house
m the said town Of ClaTk,burgh
4 copy-Tcst. JOHN l. SEilON G.. c.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

a very inieiligeH, Jackson plan ofNe9
York, admitted to US the other day, that
the signs there were altogether against
them, aud that HENRY CLAY would,
athis moment, take the votes Of the State
from Gen. Jackson. off Van Buren, is
not a candidate for the Presidency" says
he, "New York, gives her forty votes for
Henry y."-Schcn. CGb.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
NOTICE.

To DarR NJ Hoge Basl1oa q hoee BfRiara
Waugh, J0SsEh Biiggs, John DqridsoR, Samuel
Fisasr, aud Thomas FisLe4.
"a ENTLEMEN; You will blease to take no.
" tee, that, al the house Of james Bel. ia the
borough of Carlisle, in Cumberland county. Ia tho
state of Pennsylvania, on The 18th, 18th and i5lh
Ssys of September 1880 [ will take the depositions
ofAndrew Coreihers and Others to be read IN evil
dence on HE tnal Of suit now dependinr in tho
Superior Count Of ChanceY al Clofkshufsh Vu-
o;ni1. wherein am plaintiff and you are Defend
9nts and also 10 be read IN evidence on the ria Of
,notber SUIT in Chance'y, depending N ,hc snme
Cont. wherein The said Bushroi O. Hozc is Plain
,i;r and |. with others arc Defendants Also you
I'll rake notice. thai at the house IF Matthew
S,r;lsr. in IIogesiown, in the county of Cunber-
ionJ aforesaid on The 10Th, I'm and 18Th days of
Inc month and in the year aioresaid, win take
tho depostions of Thomas Fisher Samuel Fisher,
ma Joseph Briggs. above named aud Of several
ofI,er pcrsons 20 be read IN evidence on tie trails
of the two suits aforesaid
RALPH BERKSHIRE.
frJ, S0 1870 81
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
pUUSOTIpIIIA. July %.

The mortality from the effects of heat, during
tbe last week In this CITY, IS we believe, without
example for snddeuness and number. Twenty or
more families, perhaps, have been deprived OF their
protectors, and of the chief means Of subsistence
-.,,s9s....
Fire and Uater-pr0ef Cemak-To half pint
o milk. put an equal quantity of vinegar IN order
to curile it, then separate the curd fromthe whey
and mix the whey with the white of or . eggs,
beating the whole together. When It Is well
mixed. add little quicS-lme through a serve, I'M
iii it has acquired the consistency Of thick paste
With this cement, broken vessels may be mended;
1t dries quickly. and resists the action OF hre and
water.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

THE CHEROKEES.-The Cherokee Phoenix
of the Sd ulfo. states that q number of Cherokees
have already been arrested for taking gold on Their
lands, by the Georgiaus, and adds, The arms OF
ths Union are 90 be employed IN sublecnng us 20
the Jurisdiction of Georgia Did YOU know tins,
Christian reader did YOU know that the arms OF
the Republic of the United States were 20 co-ope-
rate with our oppressorsl
The Phrnix of the same date says we un-
Iers,and. upon good authority, that the President
Inns sent notification 90 the CheroSees 70 meet
him 90 Nashville. Tennessee, next monln. i"eh
and there Co enter into treaty. Quere; w mere
ri. I'D tbs former trsaties1 We should like to
Know frst whether they are good for any thns
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
THE1 lMAIIEAETS.
RAITIMORE. IULY y.

A.sale of 1900 pounds of western Feathers was
made during the week al 50 cents per pound, on
four months credit.
4 sale of 1880 barrels Of Flour was made on
Thursday, al 81 10. ..-
Sales Of " hIte wheat have been made at prices
ranging from 90 to 1913 cents per bushel. A cur ar
60 Of Maryland Red was sold on Thursday al "
cents per bushel .-.,Id
A lot 800 pounds western bacon was sGi9 .
at cents. Several small lots were taken at Il
There were 10 sales of Tobacco during INC
week. Inspections, 2l9 hogsheads Maryland "
a6 Ohio.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

Mr.. CaocKrr, whilst l DIS city, o &c" 'seess
...., b,;,- 9.lsd bya citizen of Missouri as 20
bs -5llfIgs staining Of the Two senators OF 'hi
-...., rtTsssrs Benton ana Blrton.l replied his
.' NH, s-,ls--yVhy. Sir. tn ;e you the d.i-
b..,r,-1 them. yvheH che j.rsi s1eiss he
...... Inc .fp1-- houses whom the ei--- sIe1@s no
..,..s he l.-er -lC-s- 4e
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
Candidates for the Senate.

Trio Rive-is 9 feet above low water mark.
600
Candidates f0r the Senate.
JESSE EDGINGTON, of Brooke co.
TIMOTHY ADAMS, of Ohio Co.
ARCHIBALD McCLAIN, of Ohio co.
For the House of Delegates.
= JACOB J. PARBiOTI
ST. C. GOOD.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
DEEDS LOST.

n OST. b, the subscriber, on Saturday evening
In last three Deeds for Land. viz: Two Deeds
r1rh for 50 acres. in the State Of Indiana county
not recoRected: and one for 90 - or 81 l-2 in
Pultney township, Belmont county. Ohio. Sand
Deeds were lost either in Wheeling, or between
Wheeling and Harris Ferry, near the mouth Of
Men anon screek. Any one finding said Deeds
win not onlyconfer a favor on the subscriber by
leaving them with John GosIom, in Wheeling;
bar hall be compensated therefor, if charge be
made Theywere wrapped in piece of brown
paper. ANDREW ftkhlAb.
JuIy 28.-T st.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

$50 need noe sohctan attentive perisa' Of Nh
8sr1a's Speech. Us length should deter no one
4. .s certainly ono ofh.s happIcst Efforts.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

During ohio Iate Doc weather number of deaths
.r Boston, New York Philadelphia. Ball
.r,-s- -I Georgetown. .n consequence ofdrnk-
r- -oII water auj some from the excessive heat
The following paragraph gives most remarkable
instances.
..It D.. stated ir the Philadelphia Inquirer chat
person named NcFarl1j. lD INDUSTRIOUS tom
r.-..a and hon $50 citizen feli dead through OK
r.ss.s8 heat while employed on bolrd a vessel at
ar.1-tbs whlrgos On being carried home his
wife. slid n hopes Of -esuscitati0g life, went 10
pursuit of O physician-stopped 40 pump drank
corousiv and was Ia corpse ma few minutes. by
tb.. calamity five chi'lrea are lell orphans.
EXECUTION The Richmond Wing OF the
10Th uIt. states that WHEELER, the soldier who
tUed his sergeant 40 Beli0na Arsenal, was hung
at Chesterfield Court House on Friday the 10th.
n Isl said th1t Wheeler av0wed 10 as his Intention,
mo the time of tho murder, 90 have killed others,
his fellow zoldiers-aglinst whom he harboed
ibis deadly enmrtv because they had reported hun
f1-sonc misconduct while intoxicated. IL IS also
sand thst ha confessed having perpetratcd t1utean
nuriarsl and among his victims was Capt. VI Tel
land. who was murdered at the Richmond Dock
about IS months ago. When the criminal was
first launched off, che rope 5r0ke! and he bad 20 9e
..f.rI mn rrqIn.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
GOLDEN BALL TAVERN
WHEELING, VA.

"a 990a QA88DRla2j9
teH Sd EGs leave to iuformbis Frienes
!!., 10 and the Public, that-lT has o.
a pened PUBLto HoUsE Of ~ y - =
r4INMrTT. under the Firm Of G. CARR y
THEIRS q co. at the sign of the Golden
Ban, near tho Post Office Main street, Wheeling,
and hopes, bv strict attention to receive Tie ca'S
Of the Traveller
Wheeling, July 2S, lS3o.-57
1.-THE Scioto Gazette. Washington Repor@
ter, Pittsburgh Gazette, Uniontown Democrat
and Winchester Republican will please give the
above three insertions and forward their respective
accounts 10 this Office for payment
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

nTEn--On tno I'D uit Mr j. ". EDGER-
ToN, af,. IN illness Of only few days
- On Tuesday the 9th ult Mrs LILA
BETH SPRlGe. relict OF the late Major SPngg IN
the 10Th year OF be- age.
On the same day, HETTY, daughter Of
Ezekiel aud Sarah tllldreth, aged . months.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

PITTSBURGH, July 80.
Flour 50 70 and 50 90. Butter IN Kegs, " :.
Bacon 6 , in demand; Hams 8 Bees wax &c
and . Feathers 80 Fix and 9.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
FIzG COMPILEEs.
VVHENXlXNG:

WaDNasDAE. AUausE Z. 70.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

so NUMBER LorTERy-9 DRAWN nALLoTs.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
NLPORTANT 10 -.

We hlys recently examined pair Of Nil! stones
constructed upon an entirely new plan, uowin sac
cessfu operation ia the Merchant Mil os Mr. Joha
A. Good, OF ,his vicinity.
The Improvement consists principally % con-
meeting the top fame with ire bulyc,roe. The
taP.l-aac receives yae pressure ofthe revolving
stone when 70 operation, this pressure being SUB
sdtute for WEIGHT la tie ol5 lnode Of grinding
The RUNNER IS adjusted ly means oc a screw
10 le bridge tree. This is arranged 10 such a
manner. tal. the relative position of tha faces Of
the stones, romans permanent and uoonangca6le
under a- circumstances. An Increased OF d.mia-
ishei motion viInot affect thc grinding, o5 is the
case where the weight Of; revolving stone is
relied upo7. The advantages ofthe-e over ,ho
common stones arc, DE great reduction IN tbe cost
ofthe stones and expense of drmg mp. anithe sa-
wing of power requisite 70 drive them A frame
adv @ feet IS sufficient to accommodate Pal of
stones D. inches "a diameter. ,as size Of those we
saw 81, 49, Goods. The heavy and costly ira-
mng now uset is wholly dispensed wall. a
01T uf Hlrr stones or t-ir Size can tt f''--.0-
Gr25. uIorLalrd Hnor 5doIiars. Thegser-
ing viii also come much cheaper, as bands are
substituted 10 the place cg c0gg-wAaeis. Mr.
Go1ih as bad t6eoboge in operation about Two
months; ni has no hesitation !n recommending
tue improvement % the public, as being capable OF
dong as good work aud as much bus.aess as the
srrsr stones. with two .h.rds Of the power No
stronger P-oofoftho superiority Of these over the
lager stooos need be required than the fact 0this
having thrown aside pair Of foot turrs, and
substituted these 10 their stead. There have been
several attempts made to introduce ihis size OF
stones fr the purposes Of grinding, but without
success. particularly IN the manufacture OF mer-
charitable dour. Sir Good had previously tried "a
plan introduced by Mr. Parkinson, but found 1t
MOTTO answer he purpose.
This Improvement, or invention, more properly
speaking is made by }Ir. JEssE c. SMrH, Of TINS
town. Apm0ss stones can be provided and fixed
for business. q. D. COS. of from 80 20 70 dollars.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

Extract Of a private letter of the 25ih
uh. from Csnea, in the isle of Crete:-"A
vessel, arrived here from Alexandria,
which she quilted FIVE days before, brings
US the following intelligence:-A person.
age, who Is related to Gen. Guilleminot,
arrived recently in Egypt, on a mission TO
the Viceroy, Mehemet Ali, the object OF
which was TO induce him range under his
laws the regency of Algiers, and the 500
leagues OF coast which formerly composed
the sea border of the kingdom of Carthage.
Mehemet Ali was 10 furnish an army that
would De supported by French feet. He
was trst to act in concert with the re-
.gencies of TripOli and Tunis, of which he
would become Suzerain. His army would
consist of $4,000 men, disciplined z
ET0peene; and would be augmented by
host OF Arabs from the country OF Triph,
TOMS, and even AlgIers. where it is well
known the Arabs are weary of the yoke of
the pirates beneath which they Eroan.
France would furnish subsidies in money.
As 10 ammunition, transport, sc. the
negoiiator offered to take upon himself to-
secure q passage across the kingdom of
Barca TO an army, however numerous; he
even mentioned the stations where water
might be obtained by Artesian wells, the
equiPages Of whieh he would form in as
a manhI as the bridge that
was thrown over the Observation-Disclosures
Ali, after having listened to the PROPOSE
tons Of the negotiator, inquired what would
remain for him to DO after having conquer
ed Algers. 'Repose ypurself and enjoy
your gIory.'-'Well,' said Mehemei, Il
wish to do so from this moment, and finish
my career N tranquility This answer
was followed by an order given by the
Flceroy for ms troops tobe put on peace
footing.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
RlcnNosn. E.bEuaTJ 9, -
TUC VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

Tire General Asseuolywill adjourn about the
22nI.--Tus Bank ana Convention bills are Yet
oendnr-Ae regret o. understand that tie oiil
for the Relief ur pIcs;ou's Securities WIS lost M
lla a1a.a. 600 Saturday by a vote of 1910 10
Tho B,us BlI got Yesterday, from the Committee
Of he Whole into he Uouse-aud motion 10
D.rs,D1aa indefinitely. was lost by "a cousldera-
bic naiouIY "a. gives us pleasure 90 state, that
the amend usr. iay transferring the Bonus from the
Fund toy Internal Improvement was rejected by
die -R.rte1a3 EHgHrcy.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
A CITIZEN.



N,sSrs IIto-s. The remarks Ola Stakeholder
would have passed mnouced, II Il had not been
apparent that he was unacquainted with his sub
iact, or of banking operations. The Stockholders,
% whom application was understood 10 have been
made % relnuush their stock 10 the Branch OF
the United States Bank, so universally required
in this town. may be assured that the Branch
win never interfere with Their stock or the inst-
tuition from which II is derived, and which has
been and Is AZ present. conducted with such good
faith and Hberaitv. IS Gar as their resources per
init A Branch Bank located here. would enable
the Stockholders Of the North Western ank, %
they deemed It expedienL TO retire from that Insti-
tuition with advantage 10 themselves and honour
ably 10 iis diroc.ors.
The object contemplated in soliciting a Branch
here 10 increase the capital and prosperity OF ibe
citizens generally and facilitate commercial enter
PRICE Il must be admitted, the capital OF our local
Bank Is inadequate 10 the wants OF The people, as
they are obliged TO 20 10 the ST. CaiFsville * Mi
Pleasant Banks for assistance; and II ls impossible
70 increase ITS capital 10y IN increase OF STOCK.
1 Stakeholder apprehends, if a Branch Bank
should be located here, that independent Of tue
funds which wih be provided, The Mother Bank
Will send posse OF Directors 10 manage that M
sitution, and that thew VIII seize Oh tne surplus
dividends expected al the expiration oI Tue cn1r-
ter. N0ibing eau be more lailacious, ana Contrary
10 the principles Of that institution, or those who
favour lis Introduction among u. Nor Is there
any occasion for such visionary fears as u VIII be
under the controul II cur own citizens, and pro-
baby seyeral OF me present Board OF Directors Of
the North Western Bank
The Stockholders would 30 wen 70 pause, and
also reject By opposing the acquisition Of addl-
tional capital, they viii not OILY nJurc themselves,
bat create obstacles to the increasing prosperity
Of our Aoarishlng borough. TRUTH.
go
The late intelligence from Colombia and Nexi-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

TNHlS concern Is now in operation, and win
be able to I'll orders for WRAPPING and
PRINTING immediately, and for WRITING
after a fen months.
Paper viii be sold at Pittsburgh prices, and
they will give the same prices thai are there given
for Rags aud Swinging Tow.
Eah. L lS2n-34-n
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
VIM A. WARD,

DENTIST,
I'd ETURNS bis grateful acknowledgements to
I'D the citizens Of Wheeling. for the aattering
encouragement which he has received since bis
return, and Is happy 10 auIso,nciue ans detsrrfhi1-
ton 10 make Wheeling his principal residence
hereafter. Persons desireus of calling upon lslo
during his present stay, win please do II immedi
ately as he intends leaving Wheeling in few
DAYS, on an absence Of several nonihs.
Feb. 10.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
NOTICE.

THE NHEEuSG CoLoNzArIoE S0cIErY viii
meet 90 the Episcopal Church at II o'clock on
,be 32l d.y of the present month, at which time
400 Address viii Dee delivered by MoRGAN NELsoS
Esq. The members of the Society, and the citi-
zeas generally, are respectfully invited TO attend.
Feb. I7lh T. ROBINSON
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

We are authorized 70 announce JOHN PAR
RIOVT ESQ. ass a candidate for tie House O.
Delegates % the ensuing election
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
EE-LCS ! II q
ANDREW OEHLER,
From Waskingt0n a.,

TUT " V''''F'' ~ N0'Jf
M ESPECTFULLY informs the Public tat
SlS he has commenced the above business, %
the House belonging 10 Robert Woods, ESQ. two
doors below Mr. Graniss' Tobacconist, and near
w opposite the Post Office, in the Town of
WHEELING, where be will take pleasure "
waiting upon those who wish their work execu-
ted in the best style He viii do CUTTING
upon the most approved Mathematical rules
superior in ueatness uld fitting to any which az
pears in this place.
IL Gentemen's Clothing, half won, viii be
SECURED & DRESSED, and rotuTed With
an appearance resembling new Cloth.
Feb. 10, IS30-S3-3t
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SECRETARY

BY letter from Columbus. we are informed
that the Legislature of Ono has revived the act
giving tbe assent Of that state 90 the erection Of
Toll Bridge across the Ohio Rivera Wheeling.