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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17

ALL HAIL SCHUYLKILL.

We extract the following from slip from
the Pettsville Emporium Office.
The result Of the Election in Schuylkill
county has just been ascsrtaiued, with the
exception Of one district, which will in
crease the democratic majority 90 or 30
votes. It's as follows -
NewharJ, for Congress, has 500 maj.
Headley, for Senate, has 562
WeRUer, for .fssembly, has 8S1
WooHson, for Sheriff, has Dob f."
The whole Democratic ticket is elected
by an average majority Of more than GOO
votes. l. was desperate struggle-parti-
cularly agains: WEAVER-but "we have
met the enemy and they are ours"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17

Mr. Webb--I avail myself OF the first
leisure moment to give you an account Of
the whig pole raising in {" Little Paxton"
on Saturday last. 1t was intended by the
prime movers in the matter, to raise pole
to exceed in heigth, the one raised by the
democrats the Saturday previous, and for
this purpose they had 10 send 10 SchuylkiIl
county to procure one, which, when brought
exceeded the expectations of the most SAN
guins wings, for they did net suppose it
possible, to procure a pole that would re-
semble the principles of their party SO well.
They did, it is true, succesd to admlra-
ton, The pole was so crooked that it
would rsmind you of the yankees descrip-
ton Of Chesnut tree which grew on his
fathers farm, which was so crooked, that
when split into rails, and fence made of
them, the hogs would crawl through the
fence twenty umss day, and always find
themselves in the same pasture. After the
arrival Of The party, they made an attempt
to raise the pole, and succeeded in elevatlng
the top to about twenty feetlroK terra Erma,
when, like all their other high blown sX-
pectatons OF greatness, down GENE their
pole with crash We must admit them
deal Of perseverance in all cases,& Particu-
larly on this occasion. Not discouraged
with the success attending their first attempt,
they cut the pole off TO suit the strength Of
their party, aud left OF the maPls top piece,
and substituted a white pine bush, which
was considered very appropriate, as the low
er piece was decayed maple, no doubt Iep-
resenting the aHtimasonic portion of this
Harrison party, and the young green pine
the abolition portion. Several Of the de-
mocratic citizens of Paxton, expecting to
see some spirit and perhaps be edited with
some whig speeches attended. But were
sorely disappointed, as the wings did not
attempt to organize or enlightsn our ignor-
ance with speeches. The democrats then
determined 10 have tins of their own, and
formed procession and marched to Adam
Michael's tavern, where they found num-
Der of democratic friends already assembled.
After the greeting of the friends Of equality
was over, it was moved that meeting be
organized. The motion was carried by ac-
clamation, and Mr.. HENRY LEAR, was
called upon to preside, assisted by Messrs.
Henry Sheel, Reuben HaaSe, j. Ran1er,
Samuel u altman, Frederick Sfalsy, Jesse
Frazer, and UiHian Mann, Esq. as Vice
Presidents, WiRiam SprOul and Elias Afil-
Ter, Secretaries. The following committee
was appointed 10 prepare resolutions, c. F..
Mann, D. Cambell, ]. Genlsel, j. Michael,
Samuel Mooney, and 7. Sherman, who re-
ported the following, which were unani-
mously adopted.
Rpsoiuea-That Martin Van Buren, for
the ability and patriotism exhibited in the
administration of the general government
we'll deserves our approbalO9 and entities
him to the hearty support of every friend
of free government.
Resoluea-That r. M. Johnson the pat
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17
UslAazstsla.lslt1fl
TX M 9
{" KANT KOM IT."

The democratic candidate for Sheriff and
Treasurer are triumphanlly elected by hand
some majorities over whigism, and vOlun-
teer democratic candidates united. The
volunteer candidates having the least num-
Der Of votes. This is as 1t should always
be with those who run against ticket fair
formed. We say, peace to their ashes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17
TAILORING BUSINESS.
z. HOEVELL, &, Co.

Inform their friends and customers, that
they have removed THAR ahop ntO ths build
ing next door 10 the office Of the Columbia
Democrat, ,uearly opposite St.Paul's Church,
Main-street, where they will at all times be
ready to receive orders for cutting and max
ing all kinds ef garments, and they assure
the public that all work entrusted to thsm,
shall be done in fashionable and workm
like manner.
n. B. Particular attention paid TO cut
ting.
Bloonaburg, Oct. 10, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17
BIoonaburg, Oct. 10, 1910.
SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Several School Teachers are wanted in
Bloomsburg. Teachers, well qualified and
well recommended will receive good wages.
Schools TO commence about the Grst Of No
vemher next. Application to be made 10
the Directors.
Oct. 10, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Bloomsburg
at the end of the quarter ending on the
30lh OF September, 1910.
Bacon Seplemious Love George w.
Betz John Mensh Ssbina
Baldwin Elizabeth hcReynolds Mr..
Bomboy Posawel Menagh Richard
Barton Isaac Meech Daniel
Chris,man Layilla Oil Catharine
Coal Elisha Oil John 2
Dawson Margaret PHelfer L. II.
Davis David NJ. Robinson John
Driesbach George w. Robinson Mary
Davis David R0hn Joseph
EmmOns Andrew Rosmus William
Eyerheart James Right William
Forbes Nathan Rupert William
Good John Swaby Frederick
Gorton Jacob Squire r.
Hardy Arthur Snyder Sally Anna
Hogland William B, Sitter Cristiana
Hartman Thomas Sloan William
jameson Daniel Stetcr Catherine
James Henry Seigler George
Jacohy John Snyder Daniel
Kelchner Neomi Townsend Samsop 2
Kitchen Thomas Thompson William
Knorr George Thornton Sarah
London James Winner Samuel
Lynn John WycNoH Susan
Werman Henry
B. RUPERT, p. M.
Those inquirng for any OF the above let
ters will please say it is advertised
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17
S1 ggGC5
FOR
49,
SCOEGERo .

ON Thursday night, the sth inst from
the subscriber near Mr.. Malon Hicks, in
Brier Greek dark brown Horse, | | or l2
years old, about l6 hands high, with a
white star in his forehead and scar on his
hip. Who ever will give information to the
subscriber, where he may be found, or re-
turn him to MIR. Nicely's tavern in Berwick
or to N. S. Prentiss, BloOmEburg, shall be
literally reward.
FRANCIS J. SMITH.
Plymouth, Luz. CO. Oct. II, 1910.
Berwick Sentinel please publish the above
three weeks.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17
AND
C.gRPET g COEEREED WeE.qVEN'c3

C.gEsESET s. COVEEsAED WsE.gVE,N'6S
in all its various branches. Coverlds wove
without seam in the middle. Persons at
a distance, wishing patent or common Gov
erids wove can send their yarn by stage OF
otherwise, either to Berwick, Columbia
county, or to Nescopeck, Luzerne county,
directed to the subscriber.
By strict attention TO his business, and
his desire to please his customers, he hopes
to receive liberal share OF public patron
age. Having been engaged in the dying
and weaving business for number of years,
he assures the public, that the work entrus-
ted to him, shall be done in the most dura-
BILE manner, and he natters himself that he
shall be able to give general satisfaction.
Patent Coyerids made by persons send
ing twenty cuts double white woollen yarn,
the subscriber dying the yarn, finding the
cotton yarn, and weaving one Coverlid for
FIVE DOLLARS.
For the accommodation Of customers,
yarn viii be taken at, and the work return
ed to the following places Jacob Drum
hdller's store, Cunningham, Luzerne c6un-
ty, John Sharpless and Cos. store, Catta-
wissa, George Shuman's store, near Caia-
wissa Furnace, d. S. Tobias store, Blooms
burg, and John Covenhoyen's store Orange
vile, Columbia county.
Persons send yarn will please send writ
ten directions, what colOrs the wooden yarn
is to be.
The subscriber finds all kinds of carpet
chain. DANIEL GOODMAN.
Nescopeck, Oct. 3, ls4O.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims or any de-
mand, whatsoever, against the subscribers,
are requested to come forward before the
10Th of November for settlement.
SCHUYLER, FRICK, & Co.
AT Bridge No. l, On the Cauawissa Rail
Road.
The Settlements will be made by Theo-
dore WelIs,,in Cavawissa, or Thomas Ell
lis and ,BAP, Frlck, at the Rail Road
Bridge
S., F. & Co.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17

Where srs the boasled changes in Celu'a-
bin county against Martin Vaa Buren,, and
the democratic party !--EchO answers
where
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17

Georgia state election has gone for the
wings, and SO has Maryland. Let them go
We nave enough without them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-17

Remaining in the Post Office at BloomsburG
at the end of the quarter ending on th'
SOlb OF September, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
AZ 49, 3. -. u. 80. -, -,

An EqdoerJr 10 rcrersr hs Decree Ggsiqy' .C.-rrfss
y literary gentleman Of Nth,ns, nun II VI. Spph-
lanopoUlus, 4 passionate lover OF "prp.rc.s." has hr
upon the very Original method ufaplcaliua To iI,c Irr
bu1a!s OF ht. country for 4 reversal Of the decision
pronounced 30 years before Christ. ~ RE Sprr,ic-,
u" this effect. hc aciuly addressed tic hin. and The
court -! thc ArcpTlgus, urging the immunity of The sen.
fence, the sympathy which all nql.nns would feel in
his lha mcmprinlisis) mpipn ir a ncV TRIAL. the OK.
ample of L"Jss Philippe inIhc ease or Ncv-and con.
GLIDING 10y a demand That The Judgment should he
formally set aside, CHE heirs or Sogrlt.s. of courso
paying The Gusts Bat The court of tho Nrconlpus
seems 10 have been as impcnclrIblc as il was 900
years ago,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
srOREKEEPERs AND FARMERS

Why Is It HAT a majority or the s'urc-Lcrprrs a. 2
mechanics arc a.ains; Van Blrcn, aud measures at
The administrations The answer is plain and cls /.
understood; store Keepers ami mechanics like other
mri, hay" their living 10 make principally oIt Of the
farmers. 1.-THE farmers gets poor price for the pro-
ducc OF lahDur, st"rc-kerPers aUd mechanic get poor
pay. Who ever saw sinro-kccpcrs or mechanics pros.
per, among a commIniiy of poor farmers, Nobody.
Give the hrincrs a chance 10 make money. and we
OK reta share OF It. Pat upon the rnncrs low prices
i"r ~IFod"c", ani high taxes, and the oppression il felt
10y the sio.c-kccPcr,, lhr mechanic. and The day Ia
boxer Industrious men oi every trade and calling.
puck err Sntncihins when farmers arc prospcsnus--brt
'Iiiic or noIhing when they are kept down. Hence il
L., that ihc Wei inious u stnrc-kccpcr, who holds NJ
Once n1r expects To hp.d any, Is generally 6rn' OPP
I'fci q Van Huycn Tic secs M the MEASURES ufthc
administration, every thing 10 forward the interest Of
the "iii'c holder and little To help the f-mcr. M
c't1nic AMI day !n5urcr, on whrSF prosperity hs own
Is made 10 dcpcud-9rs,u. AEr,c1t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
ND FEMALES

Shall in the smallest degree be couHcctel with
'hc performance or travelling of tho ENu.a,upn.
sut that the reputation OF tn r Am nHltl.srr. shall
be advanced beyond Che possible shadow 0iUbluguv
10y tue ptolIty and uprIEhtCs1duct ni Ihs a-r.uriu-
ers IN private, and chgs'", talented, agt asrCll-h
,nS performances M public. This ;lCy rogIr os q
very essential and highly important part OF the cN-
uIhifHE, a. the introduction %! females into an C.
qrC~tuuu establishment IS not calculated To adj
vance It's lRfcTesfs, while they not uu frc4Gcurly
mar The harmony Of the cEtcTtlInmcnrs Tng brin,
the whole tNHlh: ION INTO d~IsrHpUt-. = never was
ordained by nature that wpmIu should degrade the
-epuiauon % her sex by 4 display OF Gymn4sfc
Feais which are not calculated for any otIc. than
the stalvdTt man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
The Spacious Pavilion

IN which he numerous p~.EiIrUlncCs viii be OK
hbtCi, and all the uaHap-"rngI3 connected with
he Circus are ENTIRELY NEW. The AmPGI-
thtatlc Is c.ustrucIcd ur"n an entirely Uew ana
rh>tlF improved uiau. Of the LARGEST aud STRONGEST
DESCRIPTION. .u- seats are so arranged az 90 make
a ie" hours spent IN witnessing the Performance %
pleasure Ins'cud OF pain, ~ has heretofore too &c.
Tlentiy been Tie case. THelatrrIpr has boon hr.l-
iiully arranged, ard every possible reEIr4 observed
90 Insure strength, durability and 0mf5rt 80 thar
40 apnrrhcusions need he entertained JUtLg score
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
PHILADELPHIA CIRCUS
RAYMOND sARyG & CO.
PIcrrictor-.

~ tn' Vho1sc,Ehla DHtsnri sf-rr' Nrrr..--.-.
y 'u'Itn- hr.r utr'1rrrtri,t frsurra..rn..r
- Iil'"ha-' ni t'c NH'ty hys tu t.-.-. tr.4. rr.r
th' s~irtctr-t :, rutinV Dr. paid tn fNr .ptr..frr AMI =.
lection Of 'rad~cmru 'hrv .ssru. Nuh r,,.-
extensive aWi hcauutUl stud &@lDg=J - ....
very 1uuIo ous "onVysN 1T hr-hly ro...lar IQIEs,
IAAN ARTISTS, iaclJdIus s.. u a r,ml,yrr.,
- - has never On iuru.r occasions brr4nr..
sthtru 40 an Amvu,1n 1u4fsrcv. The rr-.-Ilr-.
iucuts winch thCv Viii bring forward are mqrE-s
~ AhlhIN, NOVELTY AMI S'I.ENpDB am.
they doubt not but their cycr..u.r, cater .- .,
public, viii Insurc 70 them p1;rouls. and ,.r-,-.
equal tc ue inmcusc outlay th have been gt s,r
purpose Of producing every thiu. wrft thr .r-.,
cSt Observance OF pcrtryuon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

FHNIIE undersigned hsy , fitted up. in n ,crv rr7f
n and comfortable sigl the long established To.
Tel. on Main e., nc1r The e nal Known as the Mrnsion
Horse. They have, a. cuI siderable exucnsc. uI,crj
in il entirely new Fuuitur =, and otherwise furnished
and reitted The csiablishn 'Ei, as o. render IL % pleas.
mt ssd convenient resort 6 Y travellers AMI business
men, from a distance visti 2 The city. Having IT..
tcnuvc servants, and n che nee selection ~ofli1uors fr
their customers, they conhd arty anticipate, hy prompt
attention 10 their business, ID secure "a share Of public
patronage. CARNiICiI \EL g. "~ARNCROSS.
iuuc 3O-C G. In 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
The COMPANY

o cgUcstraus IS composed oC Artists of The
greatest celebrity il the world, having u,cu i4i.r..
susly ca ,seu from the first AmDhrlgaugs OF fu.
rope ard America, aui .~gl.u.tlC6 Io perform the
greatest variety OF entertainments ever offered to q
discerning pubic. Ia fEH CIus'CugSs, daring: and
intrepid PERFORMANCES TINT Will DE offered, lI,
Gentlemen CO uI'r-Iug fsc romuauy attached 90 ibis
establishment, are pHruU-iluv celebrated. Their
-~NcrtIpHs have ever met with the highest cu'o-iurus
from al sorts of people, aAI the PrDpgictrrs assur.
iic uuSIlc that every CN'Tusu viii 8u mEiS- To rem
Ter ,hts cupar mont beyond the possibility Of cguai.
nv with any oig,r exhibition M The kuorn world,
Tor The confirmation % which they Tctr. 10 the ma
ny nlttCTns notices they have received from the
q. gss IN every section of TIE country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
THE BAND or!1TUSIC

~i~Couu1oscd f Artists ufthe highest order of mn
seal a~ttalnmcuts, having been selected with a view.
10 the character and reputation ot the musical word.
'aihCr ii'r 20 tie expense attendant thereon. The
Yrs 70 hc performed are of the latest AMI most pop
mar description, IN the execution of Nh.ch tulsptT'
'""n Dian orchestra Is beyon description.
VIII be exhibited n WEST ALEXANDRIA on
"Wednesday the Sh. AMI 10 WHEELING. al !. Nc
'urincy'N Wagon yard, on Thursday, Friday. and Sat.
1uiay, the Oh, lO.h and llih days ul July, 1910.
i!uission 10 BOXES 50 CENTS, Children nm.
der II years o. age Co EoN.a, bal! pricC,-pII -
cents. To ,hvIl'e all difficulty, the Managers wish
u expressly understood that there rs no half price
: 'kclS admitted 20 the Pr. Frrp I]riIruiar- OF each
days rCTf' manrn sce large bills posted az the liD.
cs anl small hills daily.
Doors 10 oPcn q half r7s, , and half past 5 O'Clock.
TO commence peccsc!y 81 , aud : o.
clock, i. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
sp.c..did S:ud OF horses.

Tins department Otto establishment hasucv.rhgru
approached by any imilar exhibition .a the world
as rrgariSuuuSe-, symmetry of form, beauty uf p-
nc1ra1 ~, N"Uttray.lllug and astonishing peri Tm
1nCc. Tho very lIrcuuE notices that were hss,rNv-
I'd upon THIS splendid stud Of hnrs gy a.I who have
INNS lavi.hrI unon fhrm b. M I.aT .- ,g. of
Philadelphia will, OF themselves, sustain the mana
gers lu thceNCrtlJus here made.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

"a A4'HF N'''sfFtth n. . CONSTITUTION
Copy ofa letter frm limos H,qlai to a hisnly res
pcciablc POsim1sic ~ Gloucester county. y
Nv ,stuSS EOS, MAY D. 1919.
" DNAR SIR: ] take tAe liberty 10 enclose Won an al.
'lrcsS and prospectus TOR rhc Extra Globe. Loo ing that
II might 10 Compatible with yoqr incliniiion and
Sr"Se IF ddgto use Them ir The purpose vt procuring
and returning subscribers. lriR ihrt hope I shalt De-
Disappointed, ] solicit of gog lEc personal favor % hand
1t over tO SUMO Jri'II OF uc Administration who may
20 use It for ihal purpose.
With great rcspcC, your Cuesh
AMOS KENDALL"
The above extract ofa lcucr Is sent Us bv rexgnn-
sIble gentleman. We Tern that a similar letter has
been addressed to other postmaster IN thi. county
The Somcrs't Wing publishes The letter. also. rs
having been sent 10 q postmaster IN That county; there
ear be no doubt. therefore, that Il has been sent TO
all. the PUstnasicrs in the country.
The mails are burIcncd with Kcndal's address 10
the People of The United States and the Extr, Globe
under the frank ofthc Lpcoioco acnbcrs. The editor
of the National Patriot tIndian1) states that he was
present at the opening ui the Eastern mail on the 18Th
instant, and there were no less than frcHfy fogr frank.
from the Hon. Mr. PAEEIs, OF mime, and s,reu from
the Hon. Nj. WELLER, vi Ohio, all 10 loui iuJiyiduals
three of Them LOcOfJcos.
In this manner The country is being a,oicd with in.
1amm1tofy documents. The high officer. orGnyrrn.
mont thus prostitute their privileges to deceive and
blind The people; ana suboriinato officers are called
upon 10 lend their Off -ial stations, and to nee their 90.
,,nll influence to urhol the tyrnnizng power tiaf
rules the country with an ron hand, and which is. dly
after day. forcing Inc Adoption Of measures which are
only calculated to enrich III, onfcc.holdcu and de-.
troy the Liberties Of the counir,.
------ - -
Oh Or Casks Madeira, FORT, Sweet NaIar,- 4
0O Lisbon wines.
5 Blls. y. r.. Rum.
. Pipes Holland Gin,
2 Bbs. Accumlc Peach Ea1tv.
90 Cases Musc1t Cllrct q Oo Hook Wiucs.
10 Dpz. Boston LomOn Syrup.
Received and for silcby SOIOMaN KING.
Jun 81 46 waer street.
MERCHANTS MD MECHANICS B-Nk.y
WuEELiVo, JrNE 26. 1Stt
VB1nNpfk will b. cl,ssl ou Tie ih ufyufy-
~ 3 z 70 on rlt dly. must bc pro-, idcd Cor n.
the 3 an csc 20 $ BRADY. Clzhltr
EUSr RECEIVED.
Chnlru's LEGIGORN HATS.
Also ladies black 1nI white sstm SLGPpER.
June . TODD a. ISiiNN
TGNO COUNTRY uNTTTRS-Ths subscriber a.,
just received ir1m ID r.. larE q, f,r.r g..,,fr,..
INF, Patent Russia IEI EDL, v ..r .T /"
I,,-h ala small advance FROM lho Nfu.a - -,
ut Gls. Russia sbslac, &c constantly owe
lite tc Va. Hotel a. G. M tiiN
.orr NJ Miami 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
The Performances

WAL comprise The most u0cxccsuoaahlc anil ru-
tctgsiin- entertainment % every class rt Nations
MO may honor the cNhluiH'u with ,hoU presence
The PEucJpgI !o1fs VIII rYus.stDI ile mrs' uu.lr-
rnllct scnncz.u the CiTr'.. add A.rprur E.l....as
OF MonIv Agility, embracing Still Na..tur 3D.
which the Aut7ts ui tHfsrnmra1v defy esmr..ran:
Gymuasucs, PgumloIea. D.v.sas ANT Chinese Pa
s'das, IN tu!l ard appropriate ,ostum.f splendid
cy 90 Comic and Drluuf. cnt.rr.Iw a,s, .g.-I
ordinary and wonderful n.r.pm fustra by rsa r...
G13litd riders, who viii perform many entirely u..y
yi.biy 80 y, r. c .,g " .H l". m'-.l p.
and extensive STuD ofuOJSE, 1uiw. iuul.|
GROUP or BURMESE P)VG&S,
Which viii h. introduced nm the T..gu o.. g..
ccs aud a Grr' Entrrc, entitled rIfr str..s al..
FWly rl.gr5, i1e PONIES berg rode" y .l. .H....I
f.-lZ one Of the m''r Astonishing 1utm-Hr- rsf
interesting >pccf1C.as HGE uu.iu8n sur.rfrru.I.s
ever offered % an cnlt h'an.l and lh..l. .1n...
ACAgp TO THE 7UHLIC.-Th. v--r H,r.r.
ING rnc1Hf1s"mDu, ia I-H.l UPON rHls r"s.....r
duuIa i7 stay ln Pasta icIphir, ls uuaJra ....| 100
rhs annals 90 EIuasfr1ut .m of. fhnf mrr.I ru| .l.
',IiZrni cit". N'' only wac fHH fm"rr HH.'r. Hf.
n1.a oy over 10000 rgrsHnF drrne % season g.
q greater display OF the beauty. fashion. HHH moral.
portion &c The city. th1n h1d ever h.1a. h'Inr
uu7rCccd,nfcj success r1 pHIlaf.iTra. rH. Mona
gers. are Ind.u.ci f1 taa g.uHcuIlg and .rIIanu
lns ,a-lh- eN,fI2Hs oi 1I connected A" DO .Hs DN|I.
bItiou fo render ft 20 source 81. sHtrH H.rH 1mI...
N'''''r a'N iIN.IINt.N I' N|. lN. |N...'||.H. "..
were no. 'uEHd uu 1n .uHrrrT new ruN H"...
Wi'1 2 close Wow '1 fE.rrJrrr .fl.s.. audi A.. ..".f
Observance 90 CHASTITY. morality and virtue. Ca.'.
~, m'n2-.'F present iHr rsHIr with a. 'Tf nl f|
ififg.Eg praises Of Old. Philadelphia Fn..a, fr..
would 10 once 1csn1n ledge fH" truth nj .... were
tons fora more ha.r1. e1IHf.sar.a wf never
wen i1 au exhibition 1i lus nature. fEIH HHs I..H-
IEFI sn'i upon ibis. the same impulse Which
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
AT 40 CTIOV.

Bf X LEM MON a. ca.
8 y My Sh 1t II o'clock. ui our
Aucit'h stores on - iChauan's wharf
S'OUD BAGS RIO OR ZEN COFFEE. Cafulur
ues VIII be prepared and % tc samples NAV be- cvlmm-
cd the day before The salo II IrNINroN A. a.,
june 3O-BA 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

= RJSTEt:S SALLY virtue oia ccrlau decd
ot trus, executed D. John & Craig Richie aud
their Respective. wives. being dated on The 22ud day
Of October IN The year 1888, and recorded IN ihc Clerks
"iii %! ONO County in j. pk D, p T"s 300 and pol
! shall expose tIslle uu SlrlrllylLc 2Oih day ufJuuc
next, between the h1ass oCIJ y. NJ. aud 6 =. NJ The
property mentioned ol The said decd of'rusl. that is o.
sIy. Eve certain lots situate IN T. 81 Wheeling, aud
.dcsignl;ad pn rhr ylaI OF HAT part Of The Cuy Of
Wheeling ~ the numbers iG5, 100, ITO. l2lu and l25.
% which are erected The Flint 81 Crown GIusswOrhs
iihe said John d Craig Richie.
HThc sale will take place upon the promises. and the
ms will be mzda known on ihc lay above named.
tpr 81 In + &. CAMPBELL, Trustee
The above slc is postponed uptii WEDNESDAY
tncAt, the SI July, al the same hogts-july ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

II OSf-Erpm The AIrrrhr's Line oG Stages. br-
ia tween This city and Washington, IA Oh the , {
day OF Iunc ultimr, 4
SMALL BLtCE LEATHER YRUNK.
containing suudry Books uud Papers, agii some Clio
thing. bel uging 10 Alex. Henderson,.
Whpcyr. wall return the books aul papers to the
NlrrcI1li's Stage Oiirc IA Wheeling, will be LITERALLY
rrwlulcd and m questions asked.
j4iy i.-iw