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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
From he Albany Da1y AdccrGsey.
a VOICE OE 7G

The NewbIrgh Gazette brings US the
following eloquent letter from the last Of
the LIFE GUARDS OF GENERAL
WASHINGTON. Let the freemen Of y.
merica heed the honest warning Of this
venerable patriot. Let all who arc able
10 enlist Tor the war adopt tho advice Of
this aged veteran and enrol themselves as
the Lite Guards OF the Country:
To The Descendants # revolutionary S,l5is,,
An old soldier of the Continental Army
asks for the last time to speak % his coun-
trymcn. During the suffering service
Of the Revolution, | was in sixteen en-
gagemeHis, and was one ofthc little band
who volunteered under Sullivan 10 destroy
''ihe six nat,ons of Indians" was one
Of that small company selected rs the Life
Guards of George Washington-but two
OF US are nov living. | was al the tough
siege Of Yorktown, at Valley Forge, Mon
mouth, and in thirteen other hard battles.
and saw CORVALLIS surrender to our old
General Ny service ceased only with
the war. Aftcr all this hardship and SUI
lering, in the street wheo ! 90 out IN my
old age to sec the happiness | have help
cd 10 give you, am pointed at rs n BRiT-
sH TORY-ycs, BRiusu Tony. | have
said nothing when ! have been told So,
bat have silently thought that my old
General would never haze picked out a
ToRY TO form ono Of his Lie Guard, nor
would q ToRY have suffered what | have
suffered for you. This abuse has been
shnmclully hcaped upon ono Of your old
to.d.ers because be is what he was when
the war broke out. and what Washington
told US we must always be when be shook
hands with us as we MI were going home.
I was a Whig in The Revolution, have
bern one ever since. and avn one now
Asa Whig enlisted for the whole war,
was IN favor with the other wings Of
tt onas Jefferson, went with the party
sr Iarues Madison. was in favor Of the
-. r.r. sr5 81 3. cor s.s,cnt in my last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

NlRGINIA-At rules held IN tho Clerks oaicc ofihe
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chauoery cor the
county of Ohio in tho month Oi August 1910.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia Complainant
against
J. $. Towar and G. w. Towar and Johnl
fawceii, Moses Rhodes. Andersen a iIaz- -, -.
let. Samuel Thompson and John Buno.
Defendants
Tho Defendant J. s. md q. W. Towar. ut having
entered their appearance and gscn security according
10 the ACT Of assembly and the rles Of This court ans
appearing by satisfactory root That they ars not NJ
habianis Of this cornnong, saihon moiiDn II com
pllnant by oounsel t j. ordered Thai The sad doicr
dans do appear hose On fho first day of The next h
term Of this court enter heir appearance ond give ~
curiiy for the performance oi The decree n the cause
answer the aad oonriaInanrs b Dr Otherwise defend
This suit and that copy ofihis order be forthwith M
serted IN some newPapcr payer printed IN the city 81
Wheeling for lws months fucccssivey-and posted %
the GOnf door Of hs COuu houso Of Ohio county
,oiy tCsts.
ALEX = LATDLEY ctesE.
JA-OB 1 WIisoS, % Coiapt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

SlEt;INIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office otibo
C,rcui, Suporiur of Law AMI CLnsccrv iOE tho eO-
~ Of Chic. in the iuGnih Ot August. lSia.
s,epb Rice. COmllain,n,
against
Austin Pcsy and Henry Mcoro, md the
said Henry hiooro, John =. Clarke, and I,
Mark Douglass. h.Ntz snd PARTNERS t,hourcr,
trading under the firm Of Moore. Clarke
a Co defendants J
The defendant Austin Pcay, no: having entered h's
appearance aud given security according t. the oct ct
assembly and IN. rules of this Court and II Appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he - not an ihhaoG'"'
OF this commonwealth On m'tOn Of the cotnrnil-
ant by counsel 1t j. orrrci that the SAID defendant %"
appear here on the first day Of next Fall term =" Tins
Court. enter his appearance g'vo security 'o' 'e per
Torrance of the decree the tanse, file his answer
10 the cumpainau,s b-or oherwINc j"irh 'h'- SUI.
and that COPY of this order be iO.tvilh ins'n'''
IN newspaper printed in the City -; het'"s
Tor two month, succcSsivcly and posted III be irV''
! door of the Court house OF Ohio count.
a copy tcsie,
| ALEXANDER L. LNDI.EY, Curb
| a CALDuEIi. for COMMIT aug ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

NlR o. INtA--iS cHANrsET.-N IUl,S Lod il I'M.
CLERKS Office of Ec tTcTIt sup. nor ',GrtofIHS
AID oaauctry for the ,.uhty d Ch.o IN ID, n oitl,
William +. Peterson, trn.ini.ta,or of nil A.,
singular the goods and 'hsiiels, rights nd crtGis
oi ""ham tie bafuh' utc' - nlFielbaht.
against
David Mycrlc Jsncs " aIcrs, Dhni.l Pare Jacob
r.. Bier sLs l.loNd C. Hughes. and Ehencz,r Me.
kinney, late high sheriff of the county Of Ohio.
80, -, Defendants
not having entered their appearance aid gf,,n SON.
rity according To the ACT OF assembly en- tic ,nls.
81 this Court, andit sppcarln2 by sat factory proof
that they no. inhabitants Of this con unonx. ai,h
On motion of the compliments by counsel AZ ia Or
dcr,d that the said deiendnnts do aitenr here on,
hrt appearance, give recuHiy fer the Performance OF
the deere, m this cause aud e the unsw or 10 IN,
c"u,psiEanis bill or oih,i WISE defend this sui ard
that c"ry NJ tins order lie forthwith inserted "a
some newspaper piEI ted Ia tie city of VII, en- for
two n.ohlhs successfully end posted at The ironi
door CT the court house of Ohio county.
D. Lawn Tor Conp't. aug rs
hlRblNIA-IS cHASCEsY- In tie { ,rruit SuI-T,.
CT Cour, of Law snd Chsne,ry for Ohio Coun;y,
Oh the Chanccry side thereof
Moore, Clarke q Co Cpnplainspis
Hen-v lIouli 1t M. Defendant,
The 'dcitrGNnis Cf tho shove mcntiun,d cansa
Ccn-y Mould aEf P.ur NumFen VII take notice
that ON tho l3lh day OF October neat between ths
hours of o'clock a. 80. and o'eo,k r. NJ at tbs
office of George James Esquire IN The ieS Of Zsncs
take the dtposIloUs Of Isaac Etan and others; md
on the I9th day Of October ~; betwCrn the ga
hour. a, tie office of Jal IS s Wheat IN the City
ui Wheel ng the compliments viii take the dePssI-
tons II Charles L.. StIOnG anu Others, % be read
! la eyid,nce on the hearing of the sane cause;
should the said dtHo. iiOn not he completed tbo
nRy monton'd At either of the said places the t.l-
King thereof viii be iOuTred from day day be-
tween the sauie hours and IT the sau e place
! MOORE, CLARKE - CO.
! by James ). Wheat. their Attorney.
| aug o2-Im
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ell SEMINARY. MARI
~ lNVl1LE, OHiO.-Aim to do we'll for uhnicv
ers worth doing all worth doing WELL and learn To
| DO well.
| hislnsiiuiion is a Female boarding school con
Quoted uIon the Aimncll system Tor mental aud manu-
al learning, that affords home education i'm parting
he general substantial branches of tuition which ex
cites the requisites, and induce the u,cul
oiFcmae literature a:d learning. not Learning 10 H.
bour hut Tutoring 10 learn; with n government oy er
mind and manners lrncnily aud strictly iniroduc cd
and maintained, and discipline indnciyo and not CO.
creive applied with assiduy and prcprisiy on the Ell
cheney OF oIperience nndor the ri ssidnE influence
trimming up IN the and eGmoniiion of good
ness. by Tho Principal
| H. WRIGHT.
y. B.-Terns for board ard tuition. $50, to Si0O
P"r nnnum, payable quarterly in adv for furhci
particulars nddrsss thru the post Office. po. paid
Martins ferry
Mnrrin.ferry. juno IS. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
SyALUAnLE REAL ESTATE IS & maui,

STAIJABLE REAL ESTATE IN & NEAR
WHEELING NA.-Oa Tuesday the Ii De
ccber newt. shall s.r for sale ptblic auction Ia
Wheeling. the farm Belonging the estate ~ inrars
P"inhcr"n dcC' 1sed lying IN Virginia nslc Slls
Greek. about srven uiic- irpm WLrp!in- an.l Lll
nis from the OHIO river Tee tract ,,a,ia,is nh,rt
3i3 arrcs of which about 400 clcar,d There ~
un u two dwellings AMI an excellent s.Tu and r,s,d
orchard. IL - well supplied with timber and coal-
The sal Is Of excellent q,ality; AL IL i considered
Unc of the valuable tracts of lal IN TIE reigh,s
hood and as well situated any o. them tor all farm
ny purposes
.hal also offer cor sale at the same time Lots
and md part oi Lot No Iv, on tho wrist sidc of
Main. and SJn'h side of Franklin Street in Wheeling
with the Improvements. consisting Ofihe extensive and
valuable mill belonging TO the estate of said
'cmAcTnn. Forany manufacturing purpose this is be.
hcNe 10 he one OF tEe most deSlrahis kpca;iufs M
Wheeling, being cunNenicr CIR cnal and lying m the
immediate vicinity al he river. ParIOf it, also well
i adapted for dwellings
The ~ sale will I've one f,urih m caSh.-ibe
residue in three equal in-iarncus bearing Interest
from The DAY of snle Sui payable respectively iu sN
twelve eighteen npulh,s-,he purchaser To lc en-.
te To ms decd on making il,e ca>h payment and -
curing The residue 10y deed OF the property sold
h'm or IN such other manner aly b. satisfactory p
I the undersigned.
The title To the property i considered undoubtedly
sood-ihough selling merely a,,d ,rus.
tee under the viii q; said James Pnhcrion deceased
90 mol biild uiSet tu warrant The
JOHN kANCErr. Ear OF James Pcmbcr,u-,
| Wheeling. sep -. Si0-ts
lNIRGlNIA-iO wr--AI Rules hold m The Clerk
Office OF Tyler County Court the ADJ Dr.. Of S,,aon,
| bcr 1910.
Samuel Gregg complainant
! In chnugcrv
Levi Gregg defendant
This day came the complainant 10y his attorney an,
ed his bil IN this cause, aud the defendant not ha
ing entered his appearance and given security accur
ding 10 the act 1T assembly and the rules OF tins Court
Md appearing by satisfactory ~ dense that the sa
Lew Gregg = noi inlHbi,ani OF the Commonvca
On mntI'n Of the complainant by las attorney Il
ordered that the said Lew Gregg do appear here OR
irst Ity "i the next December term of this Court an
answer the cumplaaanI's HILL and that n cury OF ,hi
order DC inserted ia the Western Virginia Times fc
tao months su'cossivcly aud posted at the Court hous
| n0r ut IhIs county.
| \ copy test. ID HICKMAN. Clerk
The Defendant in the above cause will please taI,
notice at on tho 29h day of October next will pr,
coed 10 tIhc the drI-jsitons ct NJ A. Hcrafly,I AN
others al J. NJ Beats ia ihe county OF Mason An
e on the l2h dnyui November next the dcposiiinIs ,
r J. Stratum and o'h'fs the house, sr H. Ru.I,cr
the county OF kcua~ha 10 be rea IN evidence IN al
cause SAAII'EI CDrf.,, =
Gel 2S-2n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

HfOR RENT.-A Convenient dutiiirg JIouss sIiua
d ted on Main street. in business part of the CITY
Attached 10 the house il a valuable siore-rooun
Posscr-ion given Immediately. For Terms apply 10
mp 25 FORSYTH. MOORE a. CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

RP RENTIINGER'S AMERICAN HAIR DRIES
n . SlNG.-rhc subscriber would respectfully IN
form his friends and the public generally that lac Ia,
opened the abevc establishment at No l21 Main
Tor the reception of s shoso that Will please to iavor
him with their custom.
y. B. Wigs cured and frizzcis made 10 order
| July 2-3tn SAINT. BRENTLI NIGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

ID oSIN SOAP-lOO boxes Resin Soap, a good ar.
u ucle Also, so boxes mould Candles. Iusr rocui.
we'd and for sale by w. b. TYSON.
II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

1 sOPS-The highest cash prIcc w,lI be paid ior
q gond merchautable hops delivered at ware
house on Main street JACOB & MITCHELL
mug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
NIIIII T..

Tho Notes Books aud Accounts of A. Lorin:,
from the lst June 1879 20 23d of March 1870 Al
~ tie Notes Books aud Accounts Of =. Rice from
eoh OF Sept. 1898 tn 3ls. of Dec 1889 were transfer
eGto me, Or. contract on the 23d of March lS4C
by 4. LorinG.
The said Notes and Accounts arc gGarlntccd IL is
therefore cc,sSdry that due diligence -houid be
used IN their collection. From the great number Of
these demand no further notice can be- gNen-It T.
therefore expected thai those inter, sted Will gov
em themselves accordingly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

8 - BBl.S. %hiskey just received GA cousIgn
d G ment, and for sale by
feb FORSYTH MOORE & CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
a copy tCsie,
ALEXANDER I. LNDLEY. Curb
MEL. for Compt. aug Is

VIRGiNIA-ro wIr:--Ai rules held in the Clerk
Office Of tho Circuit Court Of Law and Chhnccry
tor Tyler County. on Monday the Oh day III JULY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

William Dickinson. Joel Shrewsbury. |
LOWS RutIner. Moses VI fuqua.
John ID. Lewis. William ID. Shrcws-
bury and Joseph ID SsraiIon. tra-
ding aud dealing under the firm OF
DpckerS'u. RuiineI x Co. Com
plainanIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
against

NlRGINlA--IN cHAScERY-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the County vi Ohio. "a tie month
of August. lS10
Henry Moore, and John =. Cnrkc late primer, in
business, under the firm Of Moore a. Clarke-Com.
plainants,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
John franklin Owens. Defendant.
In
ChancSy.

John franklln owens, Delcnuant
This day came the complannn;s by their attorney.
and filed their hill in this cause and the defendant
not having entered his appearance and gwen securi
". according the of assembly and the rules OF
shs court. md it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the said John franklin Owens is not an inhalani
Of this commonwealth On motion "f the complainant
nv his attorney Its ordered that the sail John Frank
In Ow ems dOappear here the lst day OF the next
of This court, afJ answer the compliments BILL and
;hat cory CT this be inserted in tn. Western Virginia
Times tor two months excessively, and posted al the
coun house door Of this county
copy icsic,
July li-lm n. IIlCKHAM Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

MEEDICAL BOOKS.-A;cIntush', Practice Of
We PhysicIInll on the Bood Dungls soa;' EcSs;cal
Dictionary, Tngcson's Human Physiology, Iugeso
General Therapeutics. Tng!csns elements OF Hygiene
Eberlos Practice. Green ON the skin. Just received
and for sale Ivy STEPHENSON x CARWOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

TISS0LUTON or PARrNERsTuP.-Thc
Partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
10 J. Reilly. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
all those indebted sad firm either by Noe book
| account will please make immediate payment Ia Jo-
scph Reilly who Is dolly authorised tn settle tho bust
mes, Of the late firm. JOSEPH REILLY,
sep 8 1910 JAMES REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
CASH SYSTEM.
BUR BBA YGE s. KELLER.
No LEO Nj. s,-..y

4No. 10y lG0lH SfrftI
ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI
ARI ILL devote particular attention 10 a general
w Commissi"n business, Siorring, Purchasing
Selling. Receiving, and Furw arding
Prom long experience accompanied with puneIual
ity and attention solicit business
REFERENCES
MKec. Harding 4 Co. Wheeling. Va. W. & c. TAR
Wellsburgh, Va, Merchants generally in SIeubenvle
o., Pittsburgh. Pa, Cincinnati. Louisville. XIV. 81
Louis Mo. ~ also the river, viz Upper Missis-
'iPpi, Illinois and Missouri. md Steamboat Captains
and clerks generally. Wheeling AnE 10. lSIO
SteubenSie Herald publish 10 amount of 81. send
copy of the paper To advertiser and charge this oies
TlPPECANOE TEXT BOON,
Being guide To the principal events in the Life 3!
Sen Harrison. compiled from Niles Register and ohcI
authentic rocords Just received md for sale by
augl3 STEPHENSON ty GARN GOD.
q oOKlNG GLASS MANCFhCTORY.-w Whole
a sale and Retail Looking Glass Mandatory, No.
i27, Market st opposite the Masonic Hall. The
subscribers respectfully announce To- the ri:iysns az
wheeling aud vicinity, that they have Oh hand A
rge ana splendid assortment Ui Looking 81. sSGs
81 thc;r own Manufacture, the work ma nship ot
which they warrant inferior to AOnc in the Union
and Mich they determined To reIl on the nlost
reasonat le terms. Also, Gilt and Mahogany FIames
oil every DESCRIPTION and quality mace - order
Oid init, Mahogany and Fancy Frames repaired
The neatcst manner. }. e. HARBOUR & Co.
sp2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

VIRGINIA. cHANcERY-In the circuit SUPER
OF Court OF Law and Chanccry DOR Oaio &c.
Henry Smith Adm.
GeoLgs w. X JUinsOn q others
] n pursuance II be decree ~ this cause shall or
Sa ulda, the 7h day OF October $40 al the Inn OF
Mrs Eiggs N " est Liberty sell 10 the highest and
hest bidder IN credit Of four month s.the lease aud
house which defendant Robinson has on a zee oi
ground Of " 40 im Wells IN NestLtheTy
shall sell the interest Of said Robinson in said
eate and House, the nature and extent Of which
will be by rc.ercRco 70 the decree and hc papers
IN the cause.
The purchasers will be rcquucdgto give bond and
security for the purchase InOaey. -
1. W. MITCHELL,
Deputy Of 7ich'd. HnrdcstY, Sheuh Of ohio, Co.
Aim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

The above demands are placed ia the hands OF
4. Caldwell Esq for collection. p. VS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
Henry Mould, and Peter Numsen

/ NlRGlNlA-IS cnANcEEY-At Rules held in IN,
Clerks office OF The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccy for the County Of Ohio IN the month
OF August 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

Jun y SOLOMON KING. 40 Water street.
HUST RECEIVED,
e. 800 pairs, Mems, Womcns Misses e. children
Calf lace boots boOtces and shoes.
Also Genllemens' Lcghorn hats
Palm Loaf halls & hoods.
june 81 TODD g. ISHAM
4 OST OR STOLEN. on September Ord. 1910. a
~ pocket book Nth Samdlorl Clemens name IN it,
containing
Two orders fpr $50 each, on Agnow. Blake { Co.
One order for $40. on The same firm.
One noic on r.. ). Eclch. for S27 40.
One nute Reynolds.
One note on J. WhcaiOa.
One note on Mallcrnic.
And number OF Other papers in my favor, md So
in Cash.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
Tho same AZ TIE Times Office. at Inc L. s. Hotel or
al my residence "a Stcubonyille.
Wheeling. Sept J. JOSEPH HICKMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

The undersigned bess leave 10 tender his warmcsi
thanks the OF the laic finn for their liberal
share of patronage and olicis continuance of their
custom as he is about getting new and complete
stock efgruccries and liquors whichhe will he happy Il"
To sell low for cash all kinds o country produce taken
IN exchange for goods. JOS REILLY
sepS Ne. l6T Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

Mn PLATES boxes Tin plaIo. Just received
4 and for sale at a reduced price by
aug III PAArOSS a. TINGLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

4 1EATTEY'S fGfg Powder in kegs. / pound Can
D listers. supcriiso sporting powder-Poscussion
caps. &c. Just received and for sale ny
jun 81 SOLOMON KING. d6 Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

Isl received. an extensive nss1rmcnf0 of ladies
- fine Pulli. Y Round Spriur Heel and double
-'g fid Slipper. afH new style houI ioofs
hlp Chdircns BIZ Boots aud auiIs ires
And in addition will receive n a few days "a lqrys
assortment of Mems Roofs aud Shoes Of oyery des~ro
tion manufactured 10 order
OF IL TODD O. isHAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

Z NCLE"TIC SCHOOL BOOkS
4 = Eclectic Primers, Eclectic Spelling Books.
do 1t, 81. 81 and 4lh Renders,
do Arithmetic,
Ravslii Arithmetic, DC Just received and for sale
wholesale aud Teinil. by JOHN FISHER.
inlr La Main :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

4 HrfECANOE JEANS.-Thc subscriber bgs irsl
d received and offers for sale o.: mo Icrlic term,
FIVE pieces Scubcnville TipTccunoe Jeans. o,aaren,
qualities, from the mandatory Of Wells Henry A
20. JNO. w. BERRY Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

AZ ESTERN RESERVE CHEESE.-I2 casEs.
w superior article just received and for sale
hv oct NJ. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
ALEX I. T.AiDLEY. Clerk.
D. LAM for Comp't. aug Is
Compliments

NlRblNlA-IS cEASCEEY- In tie ircui SuIrT,.
crCouri OF Law hnd Chsnctry for Ohio County !:
IAIiih H. q Inn nA.t. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

fAttNIS Intending 90 send Their daughters to
inIiNt' Pima Tor education, wilIhud desirable sft.
ldu'n pop iIg .chJJl under the care Of Prof. J. ~.
NGncW. Only a lev ore fahCn into he family. end
lUfst parents ma rst ussureJ, will have every at
tCuitou laII 90 tu.ms
'Yr gIrI.I'srss . -itc-tafg % the Office II Sam
h'NiIsJnftsI. ang 5 ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

SATINTER STRAINED SPERM OLA new
w supply just received and for sale by
OCT ". REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

One Of baG funO 'srririRg Life Guards Of Gen Wad-
'Hgtoa. Newburgh, " Aug. -. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

flRGlNIA.-Ai Rules held in the Clerks office
tho CIrcCIt Superior Court of Law and Chhuc,
for the county of Ohio, IN ,he month of ..nHu
$50.
Henry Moore John r. Clarke nndMartf
Douglass late partners in business under
The firm, name, and style Of Moore. Clarke IN
Y Co. COmplanants. ON
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-20
Trenton Fails.

The following trphc description Of Trenton
Falls is from the pen of Captain Maryat,;
"a tremendous thunderstorm, with
torrents of rain, prevented my leaving
Utica for Trenton Falls until late in the
afternoon, The roads, ploughed up by
the rain, were any but democratic there
was no level in them and VIC were Jolt
ed and shaken like peas in a rattle, until
we were silent from absolute suffering.
| rose the next morning at four O'Clock.
There was heavy fog in the air, and
you could not distinguish more than one
hundred yards before you. follow
ed the path pointed out to me on
the night before, through forest OF
majestic trees, and, descending long
flight of steps, found myself below the
Falls. The scene impressed you with
awe--the waters roared through deep
chasms, between two walls of rock, one
hundred and fifty feet high, perpendicular
on each side, and tho width between the
two varying from forty to fifty feet. The
high rocks were Of black carbonate of
lime in perfectly horizontal strata, SO
equally divided that they appeared like
solid masonry. For fifty. or sixty feet
ABOVE the rushing waters they were
smooth and bare above that line vegeta.
ton commenced with small bushes, until
you arrive at their SUBMITS, which were
crowned with splendid forest trees, some
Of them inclining over The chasm, as L
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-20
From the Spirit Of the Times.
For What were we Born.

When we look around us on the works
Of all Almighty Creator, the world on
which We live, the armament above, the
sun, moon, and stars and then think of
ourselves, frail, weak creatures, whose
existence is of but short duration, and
even that short period filed up with IN
certainties, we may with propricty ask
For what were we born and il we seek
for ard answer by noticing the objects
mostly pursued and sought after, we are
lost in amazcment, for they appear OF so
light and triffing nature that We can