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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
INDEPENDENCE.
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WAezSasEz

THE celebrated and we'll bred horse
INDEPENDENCE, will be kept fer SER
vice at the stable of the Subscriber, in
Bloomsburg, the ensuing season, to COM
mence on the first Of April and end on the
first day of July next on moderate terms.
INDEPENDENCE, is a beautiful bright
Bav, having black list along his back. and
black legs, name, and tail. He stands lis
ing sixteen hands high; and for symmetry
and movement, he can have but very few SUI
periors on this Continent. His former own
er kept him for the turf, on which he new
er lost race, for six hundred yards, and a
quarter of a mife. He is we'll known in
this neighborheod to be sure horse; and
his stock of more value, than that oil any
other horse that has been kept in the county
for many years past
The Sire Of INDEPENDENCE, was
the celebrated imported horse, Printer, the
swiliest horse, at that time, in the United
States. His Dam was got by the imported
horse Whipj Grand Dam, by the imported
horse Quicksilver; all irst rate horses; that
were the noble progenitots of what is now
considered. the best blood, and most valua-
bic stock In Kentucky.
NOAH S. PRENTIS.
bloomsbury, April 7th, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
OBITUARY.

DIED-In HemIock on Thursday eve
ming, April 23d, MARTHA JANE, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Alexander Roai, aged one year
six months and eight days.
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A FATAL DUEL.

Joseph II. Wade and r d. Robertson,
Of Kinds county, Miss, and more recent
" of Louisiana, met on the 9th inst on
the bunks Of the Mississippi, little above
Vicksburk, and killed each other in duel.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

Ii is said that Miss ShirreG and Mr.. Will
son have each cleared from $40 to $780,
since they came TO this country.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
PAY TIELE PlBlNVEI2 3
GRAIN

Of all kinds. Also BUTTER and
WOOD received in payment for papers at
this office.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

Fresh Garden Seeds.
THE subscriber has just received sup
ply Of Fresh Garden Seeds, from the United
Society of Shakers in the state of New
York, which are considered the best and
cheapest oAereI.to the public.
Y JOHN R. M0YER,
March 2i.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

The finder shall be reasonably rewarded
by giving information TO this Office where
it may bs found.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
NOTICE

NOTICE
The Subscriber has this day loaned to
Sedgewick Wells, of Bloomsbutg, the fol
lowing property, viz IL chairs, 80 yards
carpetting, copper kettle, wash stand, !
breakfast table, . rocking chairs, and said
S. Wells holds them on lease from me,
and in no other way.
THEODORE WELLS.
April "a, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

The Westchester Herald says the Cove
of Cro,on must have been literally alive
with fish on Monday Of last week; for we
are credibly informed that our enterprs-
ing fisherman, having their netts in that re.
pion, caught in one net not less than eighty
hundred weight of fish or about four tons,
of bass. shad, land a variety of other descriP-
lions. This is an extraordinary haul with us,
and altogether larger than we recollect to
have heard Of at this place before.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

Legislative Unonimity.-It is but very
seldom that we perceive in the proceedings
of legislative body, an evidence of that cor
dial unanimity which ought to characterize
persons holding the same opinions relative
to the great republican principle. There are
forever some 'crooked sticks" like Johny
Randolph for instance, who, if they did not
oppose every thing. could not live. The
members Of the Louisiana legislature, for a
wonder, hewever, were recently entirely
unanimous in voting on subject which
came before them-a circumstance which
has hardly parallel in the legislation Of this
country. The proceedings upon the ques-
tion are given in the Picayune:
"There was no dodging; no requests TO
the honorable gentleman 10 postpone his Ie-
solution--no logrollng; no lobbying; no
member stood up in his place 10 say that il
was subject upon which he had not made
up his mind; no one wished for time to con-
slider; no one said the motion was brought
forward to serve political purpose; no a.
mendments were offered; no substitute was
suggested; no constitutional objection as
raised; no one said he would oppose it as a
whig measure, no one as Il loco foco; no one
called it humbug, wooden horses blind
or hobby; but all voting for it without a
dissenting voice-it was a. "perlect straight
shoot" If there was any delay at all in driv-
ing the motion ihrough,it arose from the fact
that one gentleman was not fully awake at
the time.
"All that are in favor of this motion will
say aye," said the Speaker.
All said aye. save one.
"Did you say 'ao2" continued the speak
er, addressing the gentleman above alluded
to, who is generally in the opposition what
ever may be the question.
"Yes ~ said he, " remared had no
objection to voting for the resolutiOn"-he
having by this time found out what it was
about
Perhaps the reader would, by this time,
like 10 know what it was about. 1t was a
resolution then, to increase the payment Of
members.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

WsieA from OUR sxclhcge that twenty
Elk Couner(eilers have been arrested IN
tJ-naJa; Application having been made to
the provincial authorities to that effect BY
she Governor Of Massachusetts. 1t seems
lhe business Of counterfeiing has been ex-
,ensivoly carried on in Canada for many
wears and in SEINE cases the limitations were
80 good, as to deceive e"en the bank Off
GERS themselves.
ssazzz-snsszzEgM
"Log Cabins and Hard Cider. - A cor
respondent says that the iwaddle OF the
whigs about "log cabins and hard CIDER
reminds him Of Nero idGling while Rome
was burning. They have pushed their Ia
vonve bank policy so far ms to involve mul.
&iludes in irretrieyable ruin, deprive laboring
snen of employment, and reduce the prices
of many articles in many parts of the cOun
try to a lower rate than they would ever
'have been i( weIhad an exclusively metallic
currency; and now, instead of seriously
conceiving hew these evils can be alleviat
ell, and their recurrence prevented. they
are amusing the sufferers by building ca
bins Of logs, as children build houses @
cards, and giving the workingmen glasse
of hard cider TO swallow.
Contempt for the people is deeply inroo'
ed in tho very soul Of whggery, but Ger
iainly il never manifested itself more open
ly than in this 'Iog cabin and hard cider
business. - Globe.
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Lost,

Sometime last winter, near BlOomsburg
Basin,
Log Chain.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

The election for President and Vice Pres
idcnt OF the United States takes place in all
tie states, in the course Of November next
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

Bloomsburg, April 7lh, I84O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
DIR W Nj. ENANS'
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN

SOOTffINtT nj n Cf J0r OH BDfsE4'
wnE> CUTTING. rHEIRsTEETH.
VF roihers Insw the blessings ihs Syrup would az
e ford their Infants Gurrg the rerod .; dcniiiion by
rubbing IhCir gums With a, tsUJer mOiheT would
neglect The of H.
DIR wN. EVANS CELEBRATED CAH!OMiLE AHD
I ApERlENT PILLS tar Weak ~, Tnaci,. PAIN IN the
SIDE Bilious affections. Hc.. the Fills viii ICriorm
cures whcn Physicians have ds,Ts,Tod relieving tho
4 Patient.
Physician rEc respectfully urged - use these Pills
IA casS- Of DyspeIsif, iyI oc,dria &C.. wh'D the i
quail ~ of Drugs will uu, effect II DE-. EVANS
ha-is the efici,ncy and PnSscrul OF ms p
the Iperior quality OF the ingredients Uf which they
compounded.
DR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS
These Pill recommended To The ladies or sup
PRECISION Of customary per,oces also other ,akuess
OF Females TO y. hiCh ihsy subject.
DIR HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
\ cclcbrnicd nniihous Family Medicine.
The nbnve medicines sold only of ,bc following
regular agents buy only of The Regular Sg~nis some
men sell counteririis.
Regular Agents w II. King. Grocer, Whe,lins.--
james Barley IL Co. MoundsvlC. Va. A. d. Claire.
fish Creek. Va. Robt. = puiiway. Smy rHa. o. MIR
Turnhull, Book FER Seubenyilie Isaac HAIRS. No
10 Liberty 81. Pittsburgh
CAJION-Df. WIN. Evans viii mol Dc res;Ol.,-
bic cr the Ccnuinenes- of the Camoml'e P,l.- al'e,s
they nre bought u Dr. Evans HdN eriled Ggcuis-
There - one agent ever county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
VALuABLE REAL ESTATE IN & MEAN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In a. NEAR
WHEELING VA-On Tuesday the 1H De.
cembcr next. shall offer Cor sale mt public
wheeling, The farm belonging tho estate of James
remoerton decenseS. lying in Virginia near Short
Ireek about seven miles frum Wheeling AMI hall
mule from the OHIO river The Tract contains nhout
5i3 acres Ut which about 200 are cleared There arc
on IT two dwellings and excellent barn aud good
orchard: IL Is well supplied with timber aud coal
me SOIL Is OF excellent quality; and il is considered
one Ut the most valuable Of land in the zeghhr
MOOD and rs well siiun'cd any Of them for all rm.
ng purposes ...,,' .... De-.
shall also offer for sale nj the same time Lot, :
and I'd part Of Lot No. lying on the west sid. of
Maif- nd South side oi Franklin Street in Wheeling
WIN the Improvements Consisting Of the extensive aud
valuable steam snw mill belonging On the estate Of said
rembcr'on For any manufacturing purpose ibis is he
leNed 10 be one of tie most desirable locaiionS IN
wheeling. being convenient for coal and living IN the
immediate vicinity Of the river Partor IT, Is also well
adapted for dwellings So
The terms oi sRlo will be one fourth IN cnsh the
tesidue IN three equnl nsialmenls hearing intere.,
from the day Of sale aud payable respectively in six
Twelve or eighteen monIhs-lbe purchaser 10 Lc en-.
titled to his deed making the cnsh payment, and Sc.
curing the residue 10y deed Of on the d
hrn or IN such other may be satisfactory To
the undersigned.
The title o the property N considered undoubtedly
good-'hough. selling merely an orecutor and irus
tee under the will Of said lanes Prmberton decouse
do not bind myselfto warrant the same e-
JOHN FAwCETr. EI'r Of Jarnes Peuibor.oc
Wheeling. sop 20, lS40-Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
SCHOOL ROOKS

I'VE have made large additirn Co our stock Of
w Schoul Books. both English and classical
and respectfully ask the attention of School
toaehens. and oihon. among which arc the follow,
ing
AnihUn's Horace. do CRsar. do Cicero do Sillust.
Greek Grammar. Ross Latin Grammar. Ainsvorth's
Dictionary. Olmsiesdis Philosophy. do CampcnIium.
COnsiocks PHILOSOPHY, do Chemistry. Grecia Mlnora
de- Mallory Follin's Gesaaa Grsmm-r. do Reader Ger.
man Dictionary do Phrases. Blnke.s Botany Meadows
English and French Dictionary. French Granmer 10
Readers Benny Castle Algebra. Rays do Days do
Gummerers Surveying, Bokins Introduction, Lbvell I.
American Speaker. websicr'- and Walkers large
and small Dictionaries, Colioss French Readcrs Play
iar's Euclid, Parkin's Composition. Rheiurc &C. &C.
STEPHENSON & GARwOoD.
Successors TO Fishers corner Of Main and Union Sta
oct - Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

Jus, received and fnr sale low or cash. fresh sup
ply Of groceries Of all descriptions.
10000 best Principe Cigsr,
40 bags RIO coffee.
10 chest Y. H. Ten.
81. X Tea.
> G. Powder Tea.
lO baskets champagne vino,
10 900 lbs cotton arm.
pipes cugnac brandy.
10 India bbls Malaga wine,
N2N,OO0 best gun cnT-.
5000 lhs. best Limp Sugar
10 boxes var.egaicd spap.
boxes Hairs best Cavcudi-h Tobacco
All ct the best article that he found IN groce.
y store. oCi27 JOSEPH REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
$50 Dollars
RE WARD.

AN the 9Th OF September. ulf. a man VIII" called
~ himself John Wonderly. or Woaeriy (of middle
&C. easy spoken dark hair. who stopped at the IaHd
IarsrH. Paca street. with brsad tread wagon and
tenn eomPosed Of bay mares. | gray geldng aud
"ne gray stallion. AID loaded Taylor & Keys. Btl.
IN IRE, the fIlOwing goods, marked T.. Coonev 81 Co.
Somerset, Ohio; 90 be delivered to them in % days
viz:
oo case black and lead colcred small figured Prints.
low priced
One bLe 4 4 Savage unbleached cotlor. murked S NJ
No 4l6-2j Ps 10, I'd.
49O--25 Pc 1863 yards.
Ten bug' Rio Coffee. 1914 lbs double covered)
the inside marked r Nos
Nine do do do I4i9 lbs double covored) the
inside marked N No L. ~
Three barrels r o Coffee. weighing .overally 10
Is3. 1913.
t6II7.I3I-9S7 lb.. in which the following article.
were packed:
Thirty thrse losyes refined sug,r
Two bikes showing sap. lea. 2d a. 81 site, brand.
cd .. HYDE 4 son. Holiday street. q fillmore.
-Four dozen Manila Hemp plough lines
Two dozen rs. Diaiop's large and small shoe bhsk.
ingl
One barrel Spirits Turpentine IS gallons weighing
400 lbs.
Three kegs Beniiy's , Powder.
One key containing Sperm oil 10 GALS ~ IN,
fOuF haitc uents n. W. Iea navigator cargo, No l46
weighing gross 81. 81. 65. g.
One coil % lbs Manila Small Rope
One crate Q1eenswnie weighing 1910 lbs eon,3fo
ina a. dozen as.oricd plates
is d,Ezcn enameled bowl. (tyyo szcs)
IA dsz. Oval Tea Pots
"a de- d. Piiehers two .tzes)
I do Glass Peppers
900 sets euamelsd teas
IA dozsd enameled bowls (large)
IA do Oval Tea pots and rvuud sugs,s
I d. Lysier Creams
ltdA China mIgs two siz-s)
~ sets pink and purple cnamsled tens
The ahIys Described gjols have M, been deliver
81 a. Siustsst Perry caunty .Oo. anl the prosuynp
fun i ihai he sad Wunio,ly Wonerly. who CAV,
BItler counly. ~. o. hs place of residences. his m
seondod wilh said prUpsHy The ahove reward vii
be paid for The apprehension ~ stid WuHdsry Wun
erly and recovery " he properly. W priporlion r.
anJ part thereof City dollars w Ne apgseheasi
and nJnyiriion ~ Wonierly by
TAYIf'R : KEYS BJfiaore. es
T. 60 DNEY A. CO Sssyrssf Ohio
tfany dealer IN country produce piirchasnd frofs
psrsYn NAMED Wondcrly 'Svonrrly.' aioui The e..
~ NE eighth Sepisabsr last. ANY Dur ather ar
eiss IN tho'r lin,.ho villohgc by ntking kn,su M
fctio rayIa, A Ksy.Ny 2I' B,iF,n,r,
O-jJ5,f 81. tsiJ-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

trustees SAIE.--In pursuance of a decd OF
4 Trust hom Joshua ILIkcns & Jacob NJ Bickcl.
To me. bearing dale the l2h day Of July ia the wear
1889 now of record in the clerks ciiis "r'... ...
" court for ONO county. took %. page 235. shall.
Oh Tuesday tho FIRST dny ofDecrmher next M front of
tho Virginia Hotel. sell the highest and best b,r
aipnbie auction part Of Lot No IA square No l. in
The city of Wheeling trpnIing on Main -, ihiriy two
leo, aud three inches being the property on hc
said Lnkens & Bickes now reside
The terms will be made known on the day of sale
Selling as trustee shall convey TO the purchaser
such title vested IN me hy the said deeds, which
Is however believed to he indisputahe
oct2T CHARLES I STRONG T,,.,o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
{ - E.os ras' NafoSA. .GAIs1l s.

To Martin Van Buren,. 30
President Of ~ taised sst.ite.;
Sia:-Ysu having osruIieda ~,r ats . OF. bvld
ing situated IA Penns, lNanla Avenue, Prcsideri
Soi,re commpnly called The Pre- dents House.
under Ie-,. from the Poop. ~ the Luiied States
f,r the ,cr - of tour :. Rom the fourth day VI
March Is 81, whi'h Wall tr,He the third day oil
Marcn, tsI are hereb, Jun d that You vii be re-
uu,r,d To- ont and deliver up sson Of the prem.
ise, on Toe third day of Mar.h, iS4t, 10 MIttiAn
HrSay EAERI oS, of North Bend, IN the State vi
OH :, to whom the Pejps of the Unite States have
Ieascl IN. same. Youts respectful IL.
In the hume %. anl for the PsoPLk or rHK USt'
TED SrATSs, s'gued BY the order si-
The SiaIeSf Maine.
.... The State " v mont,
The State Of Kbvir lsla. d,
The Stat # Connecticut,
f.r.r The Sti OF New Jersey
The Sta eOf Penn sylvan q,
Tae state Of Delaware,
The Safe of Maryisnd,
'rne -ts'e of ir2lhi,
The Sta vf North Carolina,
The State of Georgia;
The State of Kentucky,
Toe State of LOUISIANA,
The State vi Indiana.
N H. An additional notice will b. served upon
you after the i9th OF November, givins you tnree
mo this notice 10 q iit the premises which " i'll be
iixEei by order or the People Of
The state of New Hampshire,
TIE State of Massachusetts,,
The State Of New York,
The State of Alabama,
fhe state OF Tcnnesse,
The State Of MISSISSIPPI,
.' Tas State Of aichi gan,
The State of Arkansas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

The Banner Of Conservative Democracy, borne on
warJ and upward Ivy General IIurri-o,l. - inscribed
in letters OF light, win
NO NATIONAL DEBT.
NO EXECUTIVE BANK.
NO TREASURY SHINPIASTERS,
M LEG TREASURES,
NO STANDING ARMY. of 900 600 MEN,
NO BLOODHOUNDS FOR SOLDIERS.
ONE PRESIDENTIAL TERM.
THE WILL or THE PEOPLE.
TIE RIGHTS or THE STATES.
HONEST MEN FOR PUBLIC OFFICE.
TIE SAFETY ON THE PUBLIC MONEY.
A SOUND AND UNIFORM CURRENCY.
EQcAL KIGITTS-EQUAL LAWS,
NO BRINGING FEDERAL PATRONAGE IN
CONFLICT WITH TIE FREEDOM or ELEC-
TONS.
FREEDOM OF oPINIoN-NDEPENDEN
o. LEGISLATION.
LIBERrY-LAw AND UHE CONSTITUTION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

Money Mar.r,-FAe Rss.sap Gon--The Philads'.
rhis Inquirer OF yesterday says that the arrane. mt
between the Ranks OF Philadeiphi,. WINS finally
made Friday night. The be loaned 90 the
Bank Of the United States 10 Eve millions an . COM
miice has been appointed TO proceed To the Eastern
cities. and cndeavor TO make n satisfactory grunge
ment IN, r..
IL issiatei thar Mr. Ala r anil Mr. Brown. two hi.
of the United Suites Bank. will accompany MIR
Jaudon To Europe in the steam ship President
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

" ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-
The undersigned specihi CsInmi-s lslsr. pars,,.
s"t 10 decrctsi asierof he Crruit uprrif C,ut, of
I-s~ and Chsns.ry nv Masou Count. made ON m,
aoia APRIL as therein Depending be,,,een
EehuLln Dyer Complainant and William Maerrt..r and
o'hcns Defendants. aud a supple mental order IN ,hs
same caUse'of 23hd September $40 will ON IA. g.,
Monday IN lsubss sal 81 the cour, house nj Mac
Nooniy. sell Of public auction t,e highest bpide,
valuable traci Of land in Mason County Virginia I
ing on the OHIO ryer and present in the possession
m William Waggener. This tract wa. trmrrI, oy.n
ed and oceup'ed by Jamo. waggeuer and constituted
inisresiin. on portion of the body oi land een.tll
snown N "Waggcner's Bottom" II Ia believed "a,
c""'nin sonethins upwnris Of thou-and ncrc- an.
1 more parcular description of the land TO DO sold
,e'e'e"ce may be had Ia decd of trust from said
lanes Wssgeoer io John D. Lewis ttusse for the hen.
eh' "i William Wagyener. dated, 20Ih january 4S2c
and OF record IN the Clerks Office Of Ma--n foanty
Court in which ia represented as fourth on, of a.,
undivided uact of 405l acres. =. =
This estate pes~..c- many advantages. i, ndaitioa
To The River boiIom attached IT, and which y sand
10 be nj the very first qualiiy. IT eOnlau. G. asdera
DO quantity Of good creek bottom: aud tho hills afrd
an ine rhausIIble supply oG goo cpa There are also
upoh dwelling house and other necessary buildings
me tract will he sold together oc in Parcel. as NAV
De determined 90 the day Of saIe.
Terms OF Sale--Thc purchase money il 20 Le n,iJ
IN 'hree equal annual payments 10 CEN nutes fro,n
the tme ot sale the purchaser purchasers giyiny
o'ds "iih good security ior the payment Of the pur
chasc money at'the periods aforesaid and the pav
menis 10 be further secured by a-deel or deed. of
Trust rom the purchaser purchasers be executed
oy mem on their obtaining cnRyeyanees Of the hnd
oct 10 GEO. w. SrRIBIING sp Com
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

N OTICE--LooK OUT FUR BREAKERS-Au
' those knowing th~mselve~ Indebted 10 the firm
ct J. q J. Reilly. either Ivy OF b,uk account n IN
reisC call aud make scitcrncu Lefprc the 10
OF NJ, ember Or the accounts will be placed i'm the
hnns of pTuer Ollicer- tor collection 10y tia, iucns n
necessary the subscriber iquidai- the debts OF
the firm as possible JOSEPH REILLY.
oct 81
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NCw senunsitinu

Ppa.er Inns nf entire New Coaches will com.
meace tunuiag on the LIST November leaving daily
at o'5s-k 4. NJ. wa. National Road TO Hagsrs,
town. tkeaca by X III Road Fia. Cha6.,ershurg and
Harr'seuryh TO Philadelphia, performing the pa 81
7ge n L days from Wheeling To Phie1. Iph. a. ana
m 'sSthsn fhr-e ia u Nv York b-in the most
n!etsani and exp dtL,ts r1is from ths IN o River
The travelling public nav resIassured tserc will D.
hothing LETT undone on the part Of the PTaprIeors
- EtHe general SatlsffcIi)n racing strictly prohhi-
q On SAID line. Oif'e 2nd dsor below the UHte,
- It's Hot Water street, Wheeling
lII.AS MOORE, e GO. Proprietor
., GOOD INTENT LINE, daily Tor Pittsbhrgh
i,Iyes AZ o'clock A. VI. via National road & Wash
.office Of tho above Line second door rim the
United = ates Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
A CARD. .'.-
SAMUEL CHURCH.

LAS been abs through the Kindness
Il Il of a number OF bis friends " resume the
Wholesale Gro cry, Commission aud SHIN irg bu:
sin. - IN I'd street between " God and Smithfield
STREETS near TO the standormery occupied by Jesse
Church.
He intends TO keep on hand nm assortment of
Groceues, Pittsburgh Manufactures, Copper aud
I'm, and will be grateful for call from bis friends
Throughout the country.
Pittsburgh Oct. s. Is40-w ON
Transcript elisburgh, Marshall Beacon, FL a.
eethtown, Marshall Co Democratic Republican,
MoIganiown, and Gazette ParksrsbuTgh, will copy
as above mos. and send their accou"is To Plus
bursh, also one numD,r VI their paper containing
this ~aTd
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uEDIcA.. BooKS.


DErL'S A1atsnIy.
I'D HOrners d.
Eberlie's p. actice, NcIutosh's Practice,
Devices 81 child: Gu.
do fenaleA
g.1nzlinssn's Physiology,
do Dictionary.
Hoopers do
Cooper do
Uni;od States n. spenA aior. Sc &c.
Just receIxui aud for sale 10y
SfEPHhNSON & GARWOOD.
ri1t. Corner of VI ain AID Union S's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

HNOuND this Office this morning pair Of gold
II mounted spectsce,. The owner can nave them
by applying tho clerk at this office
Wheeling. oct3l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

- Af where ARE you that want baryain. E,r
- 'c-.h. call nj l75. MINI Street
a. NJ. ADAMS. having just received a new siock
Of clothes assmrrcs and vesiings Of the latest STYLES.
and now offers bargains To those who wish bargains
in coats, paats or vests any Thing else that p-rtni.
10 gen''smnns wearing apparel made up to order ut
the shortest notice and most fashionable STYLE
oct al -ir-
~ u isaso necessary Cor ih,-e " ho know them,
selves indebted To the SUBSCRIBER for n longer time
than four mJnihs to lay up and no lonses
idulgencc will te gwen. --
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

A oENCl FOR THE NEW BERLIN WORKS
IN Mem lork.-LEwts Bcss intends keepny a..
hand constantly, n large supply or
GROWN SHEETiNGS d SIHRTINCs.
from The above Has,s. Urks which ~ will .slf q,
Eastern prices anil iranspUr alton
lis office " ia Ire sInfc Of Samuel Church ~,
Iuo' "a street, where the goods may he seen
Pittsburgh. Oc i3lh $40 -3m