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10 him 10 come tofNarl and settle choir Notes and
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the firm Of A. &c w.
IA Alexander and Alexander 81 Brothers, pre-
yous 10 the year 1870. are earnestly requested to
cell and settle their Notes and Accounts by CASH
before OF during The ~sek of January Court Our
CUSTOMERS know that We have beon slow TO enforce
COLLECTIONS and &c hope our friends will not be Of
tended If We are driven 10 II now, as We are try
ing TO make arrangements 10 purchase an
Early Spring Stock Of Goods,
ALEXANDER & BROTHERS.
Charlotte, NJ C.. Dec. IL, 1870 III
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- or 500 Nofus Mllueaal.. Mulberry TIacs
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bud, caci ios s4.s .ow, iof Cash, POI, iuur, 60
Corn. App.y 70 ". II. WINSTON,
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
FEoALHsBrEe COUNTY.
Court Of Pieus and Quarter Sessions Dc.
g4brr TsFw I $40

AnIiCg C4ihty p..u,-.i .,,.-t,,,..,
rf.
Wu l.. Wcs.marrlard
t.cgied in ,hs hands II Nose. Alexander and him
Summoned as Garntshce.
z 7 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Ceutt
II that he defendant IS BOT sn inAahigani Of tass
State, C5Jgti, Huefcrf. that publication &c made
sr weeks 90 ihs Chafl5itn Journal, that unless
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y. b. DeiAugo & joaason having ste.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

ME.' hLtsSbt 80 Got ~ A'
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1910.
A.gEaa-e! McIaasL4al
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Sarah MrIsnahaa.
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q that the Defendant, Sarah McLenahan, Is mol
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cd, that publication 5a made for thrle months 10
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on tie 3rd Monday 10 February, lsil, anJ an.
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augmcai awarded arlarafrgiy.
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AOEnst, A. H. 1870, as5 tue tJu eas % Amesl
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FHNhE subscriber returns bis grn!efgl
III Acknowledgements for past lasors.--
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msnt by Cash % Nclr--I..s Cash would be
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EDFf.PTEO.S..

FNIlL sc-y.ees O. If.Jamcs HOOK have been
- seeased ia sts Sugar Crt, hca DEM. IS h5eh
r.I Pc gaeat8 I5e - Monday " January next
w. huaE Las taagAt al ba. tsau College aud wr
are s3fbsu. D rs t5e President OF lhs' insniatt1n
rad s.a-r. 10 say that be laugh, 90 tae,s sstisac.
SION. Ilg Cf5toHla. eriil's L.m 90 TIC confidence
oI ths e1mmaa.g. Boarding can b bad al =
per u8Hll.
Read g. Writing end Auibmst-, O. SD
LuFhsh Grammar and Geography, 50
C.a..icsI and ,5.eut dc Dspatlueut. ~ 90
Sugar Crsf., Dec. -, lsi9 til
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

ANY one who bes,ows attention the subject of our
eecions cannot bat notice the very careless and im
Ptec' manner IN which most of the tabular view.
anu statements are too frequently given the papers
Accuracy IN these things is all important and may be
attained by ihs aid VI slight eIertiou Rather tsan 20
upoa hssf and uHoeTasty-it better to omit them
altogether.
The Richmond Wing Of last week has an article in
'eiaton 10 The T. ) Senate, which embraces several
pail able errors. IL gives the Wings two membors
on Delawa are, and the Locos, two from Michigan
where's Delaware has but Wing member, (there
BONG vacancy, To which it makes no allusion) and
Michigan Is represented by one Of each party-the
Loco co'um is consequently less by one. The num-
Dor Senators 1.-THE class whose eryices expire
March should eighteen, instead OF nineteen Of which
but ace only arc Whgs-Bsli. Patriot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
Q q{4-HN 8
Ms FAMILY ApFRIENr Fills are ,

uNNAN FAMILY APtskitNE t1LtS are pure
~ " vegetable composed with the sirictest prec
ION Of science and Of they produce nausea
and are warranted 10 the following discusses which
arise from impurities of the blood. vzs--A{oplcry
Bilious affections Coughs Colds liberated sore ihroa,
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver COMPLAINS
diseases OF the fLi,Leys and Bladder Affections pecu
liar 10 females and all those diseases of Whatsoever
kind, TO which human nature is subject where the
stomach is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
diseases. liver complaint dyspepsia bilious diseases
pilSs. ulcers female weakness. and all cases of hymn
ehondriacsn low spirits papation Of the heart ner
vous rriiabiiy nervous weakness uor albus seminal
weakness indigestion loss Of appetite gen.
era debility bodily weakness chlorosis or green sick.
1ess hatulency, hysercs fainiings Mysteries. head
iches, hiecup. sea sickness. night mare rheumatism
's'hna, TIC douioureux, cramp, spasmodic affections
md those who victims that most circulating
disorder. GoUr will iad relief from their suerngs by
4 course of DIR. Evans medicine
Beuare Of ConnterfeitS.-CAUTIoN: Be particular
N purchasing To that the label of this Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according 10 Act Of Con
'ress. And be likewise particular i'm obtaining them
II 100 Chatham street. New-York, or from the REcU.
AR AGENTS. wM IL KING, Wkeeline
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
TUNo THE NERVOUS & DEBILITATED.-DR
ENANS. TONlC PIIIS-Thc nnrcrs Of z

70 THE NERVOUS & DEBILTTATED.-DR
L EVANS TONIC PlLIS.--Thc powers Of T.
vans Camomile Pills such. that the palpiiatng
he art, the tremulous hand. the dizzy eye and
The huitering mind. vanish before their effects
lake noSious VapOrs before the benign influence OF
the morning sun. They have been long successfully
used for the of Iniemitens together with fevers
OF the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with Wis
ceral Instructions.
This tonic medicine for nervous complaints. gen
era debility indigestion and its consequences want
appetite disension of the mach acdiiy; unpea-
SAINT taste in tho mouth. rumbng noise in the bowels.
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mimi becomes
irritable responding. thoughtful, melancholy. and de-
iected. Hypochondriacism, consumption. dmness of
SIGHT delrium, and all other affections these
pulls will produce safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills first introduced in America in s35
Berare # CJunterfeifs.-CAuTIoN.-B particular
IN purchasing to that the label of this Medicine
contains notice Ut its entry according 10 Act Of Con
gross. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham St. New-Yerk. or from the regular
agent: VIM IL. KING, Wheeling.
NAYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

ILLINOIS has done molly. She is more decidedly
opposed 10 Abolition Than the say ehoders Uf ksuIuc.
ky.-AdpertiSer.
All and 50 II is abolition" that has carried Ken
lucky against Van Buren,! Well, and isn't il "aboli
Ion," that has carried Virginia against Van Burenl
And abolition" that has carried Louisiana against
Van Buren' And abolition" that has carried North
Carolina against Vau Bureni And. "a BOLTON" thai
has raised the devil with Van Buren, in Alabamal
And abolition that i. fast arrsying the whole South
against Van Buren, in solid phalalxi
What very extraordinary theatres abolition" doe.
select for It's operatious!!!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
(tANGL & RAILROAD TRANsPOR
Cry or Wnrr1Irn. SCI !

IL Council August 81. 1910. (
Ordered. That the of those lots fronting OF
those streets where the curb stores have 0een set or
shall be set on before the lst day of September
next, and the side walks not yet paved, DO aud they
hereby required TO pave said sidewalks. with
good hard brick or hng-slone well fitted in front Of
improved lots the full width, ind unmprOyed lots
10 the width of five feet within the curb and 10 have
the completed before the LIST day Of October
neIt
Ordered further. That the street Commissioner be,
and he IL hereby instructed where any Of the owners
vt lots shall have failed said sidewalks 10 be
paved required by the above order. on or befire
the said 81 day Of DC cher contract with sJmo
suitable person or orsons for The making said pave.
meats forthwith; and 10 render 10 tbs or occu.
pier of each lot OF fraction Of lot and also 10 the
Clerk Of the city, statement Of the cost Of paving 10
font OF the sumo.
Ordered further. That where any person thus charge
able with the cost Of such pavement shall fail pay
the amount thereof into the Treasury. within DAYS
af er he statement mentipned IN the preceding order
shall have been returned "a shall DO the duty Of III,
Clerk Of the CITY place tho several accounts in tht
hands Of the Sergeant Of tho city for collection n pur
suance 70 the provisions Of tho Charter.
Ordered further, That the Sergeant shall be allow
ed for making said collections. the commission
that the law SLOWS on executions. be paid by Oh,
person liable Cor the said accounts but in cnss hal
/ the said commissions Re chargeable 81 tho city
/ Aues JAMES WHEAT.
! aug % ClerE Y Rs Guy Of Wi,srHg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
D. 100000 81

VA. PETERSBURG LOTTERY,
Class IL. for lS40-to be drawn at Alexandra, Va.
Saturday. 26ih Sept. 1910
| prize of $4,000. 10000. 6.O0O 5000. 3 900. &c.
Tickets SlO-shares in preportiOa. A certificate
will Gust Sl3O-shares in proportion.
MONONGAIIA LOTTERY
Class ". 10 be drawn "Wednesday 30h Sep 1910
l prizo Of $4,000. 5000, $500. 1000. .52l. sc.
Tickets S5--shares IN proportion. certificate
will cost 40 dollars.
ID. 5. GREGORY 4 CO.. Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

VOTE Foa GOVERNOR IN kTSrUcKr.-The votes 70
Governor ans Lieut. Governor have been counted a,
frankfort That for Governor srsnd. Leicher 81 $780,
French 39I5S-Letchers majority ISL The vote
ior Lieut. Governor is not heavy as the vote for
Governor but Thomsons majority over Helm is cor.
'iderably greater than Letchers over French.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
boDlS, SHOES, HATS q. CAPS.
pROOkS d LOCnER are daily

boplS, SHOES, HATS q. CAPS.
HpROOkS d LOCuitR are daily re-
h2 ceIvine az their Shoe Warehouse large and
Wet selected stock Of Goods IN their ime. Which,
~ aeqltlgn 10 Their &. rmer stock, makes their
Nfi'.He., N,Fy omplete, cOHs,slinG IN part of-wz:
hSh 3 E"y d \ suth's Thick, hip, Seal Grained,
=, ~. y q Gan y atcr PROOF need & spwi BOOTS.
Mems Pov's = Youths Thick BgOCANS
=, - KIP g Calf BROGANS
"a a" MONROES
BOOTS, pcg'd & sew'd
"rW ry, re, KIP Calf Grained Seal Sc Morocco
LADIES kid Marocco & Seal SLIPPERS,
SPRINGS, Wells 81 BOOTS
SPRINGS, NEi.TS & BOOTS
Children's SHOES * BOOTS % every description
Gentlemen q Ladies OVER Seeks \ SHOES.
CAPS.
Eur, Seal Otter Nutra, MuSkrat Mems and Boy $
haIr Seal, LeAllet q Cloth CARS.
Fur Russia Brush, Silk, Moleskin q. wool HATS,
,Al;sO-ShOe Thread. Trunks, Water ProofPast
hllckIrG' Wrapping Paper, sc. &c. &c. All OF
Which they offer on the most reaSOn4b able terms 10
country dealers and Others a. Their Warehouse. I
B6tween Howard & Eutiw.'
;. Orders promptly ATTENDED To-.
Baltimore, Aug. 25,--( W sra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
DR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS. IN
lERESTlNG AND APPLiCABLETo THE
AFEI Il"TED WITT. S d " AhhE

AFFLICTED WirH OLD ~ ihh
. D,se7'es OF Lhe, So mach, or Nerres:
Such 49, Dyspepsia, either Chronic or t.,su,t 40,
der the worst symptoms Of restlcssncss 10 Ynss,
of Spirits. and general Emaciation, ConsTc,ni,on
whether of the Lungs or Liver, Liver adec,f,,,
Jaundice. both BiIitary and Spasmodic. costiye,
ness, worms OF every variety; Rheumatism; vhetb
sr Acute OF Chrome, together with Gout Scrofula.
PAINS in the head, Back, Limbs, and side ,Typhus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Putrid Sore throat lever
md Ague, Sp,smodic PslptatiGn Of the Heart and
Arteries, Nervous lrritability Nervous Weakness.
Mysteries, Tic Douloureux, Cramps. Female OBJ
structioHs Heartburn, Headache, Cough, the Com
mon or Humid, and the Dry or the Whoop.ng
Asthma, Grave, aad Orousy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered by
fmplers aud others, the great tea ulator of tho
human system, and such rs the deyoredness of the
edheTcnts 20 that erroneous doctrine that they con-
tent them selves with the simple possession of this
mary sources from whence Life, Health aud Ma. |
or einaIa C. snd, rec rsT Sa pam sickness, disease
i've research and practical experience so eminent
~ qualify HIM for the profession of which ne has
p'tn one OF the most useful members. He con-
iends-and moments reflection will conyincc
any reasoning mind Of the correctness OF MS we
mat the stomach, liver, and the associated Orrn,s
are the primarf and great regulators of health and
thal tue blood 10 very many instances Is dependent
Ola those organs and IA n unless N,edicinc ,cac6n
the root of the disease the superficial anodyno-
usually prescribed, serve but as fois 10 cover the
rtvnges OF deep rooted malades' Under these con-
vctons, AZ the expense Of years of close applica-
ton, the doctor has d scoverSd a medicine whos,
searching powers are irresistible and IN prescribing
- WIN MI 'NA'Nrt o'Ai. brliE a radical 1
Of the various diseases already enumeraf,d even III
applied IN the most critical cases bot he does not
pretend 20 ascrbe 10
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
supernatural agency, although from positive
,roOis within the knowledge OF hundrcfs he - pro-
Jared g. show, that when syery other earthly rene
~ has been gwen M. |
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
ave never been known % fail in eilCcing two very
tufyHg results, that Of raising frot the bed ofI
tckncss and ClseGse those who have tested their |
fhcacy and thus amply towardiug Dr. Hunt for
ms long and anxious study 20 attain TINS reriec-
ION m the Healing Art.
The exu agrdinary success which has attended IN,
Se Of HUNTS BOTA Nc PILLS, Is Ire best
TicrIon OF then superior virtues, They nave
zen the means or raising host of langush u,
tents iiom the bed of atlctiOn. Is clearly evin-
ed IN the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
Installation

YUyHE partnership lately existing under Che style
and firm Of Hurdle & Potts AVID carrying on
t,,-,,c,s IN ,he Touring mill lately occupied by J.
Juokin IN IN. ciy of Wheeling. y this day Dissolved
lYy mutual consent The business will hereafter be
carried on by g. w Horde Of the old stand
G. w. HURDLE.
Wheeling July 2Oth. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

An interesting case 0f I otrrcss cFSpirits Nth q
riyicut SpIgyr0iic Afftchcr,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell afflicted for several
wears with extreme debility, together with a tram
4 symptoms generally termed nervous affections
nd which perhaps, u would be impossible for the
zen If the most learned physicians 20 describe. In
This case the spasWs IN the stomach were 50 f-s-
4ucut aud cNcruCIItIUg nearly 70 deprive hlp
II reason, pans 10 tho ubs, extending even %
he fingers aud toes, fSI ulence, sickness az IN,
stomach, and general agitation Of the yvhn.S
system. lnSouuch tEa;a common incident render
ID the mind tlmil and npprUhen .ivs. I'm ord =,
femsVe these distressing symptoms. and restore
thscons tuition ~ Us former energy large mr..
Ton Of medical skill had becn exhausted v.ifborr
ANY advantage; change Of arr and .thsr rcned -.
we're also unavallIng, and The mud and body an
hopeless and iangud SITUATION, Mr. CaIIwcI 49,, 90
recommended T. make tral Of Huutz Botanic =.
me effects OF which were visible ~ a few
md BY continuance OF ths me4Ir,u. q
70 ifectODs, his streugt E,beCame corurTat.t
20, and sound state Of health mos +
9DllshGd. FRANCIS car
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

An extraordinary case IF Phermdt ism, GccO1upa-
MED Nth Didrrtuci aud Nervous debility
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 10 cold
was attacked with most painful RheI IN ltIc com
liant of the hs,d and neck, which continued vii h
distressing violence for several months Inc erin
opal symptoms wCre-U swelling and eNcrEciatIng
PAIN ia a the ,pIEts, and entire loss Of their
bUtn the pain aud the fever generally suffered
increase m the evening, he pains were Increas
ed on the slightest motion, and were more sever,
the night umC. A constant dIarThaca, which
produced tIs general cons quCuCes tuteucy, low
ness Of splrlts, and general wasting Of the DO tv
attendant could not possibly give the least howe
Of his recovery, and 10 EeueTUlIV bel eyed nv
has latives and friends that -ail the medicines or
treatment IN this world could not him any relief
But seeing an advertisement on Hunts Botanic
Pills, ha wa directed by IN Almighty Providence
10 use them, b. did so, and after fortnight they
Produced favorable change, aud he ~ nov heai
thy and strong man JOS. HART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
BEWARE OF cnr-NTEr Er1rS

CGUt.oH.-Be particular ~ purchasing 10 see that
ne label OF ihis Medicine contains a notice of / =
niry according 10 Act { Congress And be M g
wise particular in obtaining them at 100 Cbltbar,
Il. NCw-l ork or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
WI' II. KING. Iyb.el;,,.
STEVENSON q. NEAL. po,Ls,. trr,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
RAI.TIMORE ArCTInN 81

BALTIMORE AUCTION SALES
a. "snNFSSSAE. lhe lllh inst. al ! o'clock Al
cargo of the ship Covington, consisting of
1903 BAGS RIO GREEN COFFEE, OF superior
quality, having been carefully selected in the earlier
part Of the Catalogues will &c prepared aud
the samples may be examined the day before the sale
Baltimore aug lO-3, BA r. LENNON ~ co.
TOOD VINEGAR.-Hhe subscriber has on hand.
III and manufacture, Cor SALE wholesale and retail
the best quality Of vinegar with which he viii be
pleased To accommodate those who may favor him
with custom the favorable terms. Ils
Mandatory IS on Main street, opposite SIMEON d.
WooDRow's Grocery
All orders promptly attended to and his vinegar
warranted OF The hest qualify. JOHN kNiEG.
Wheeling, Aug. -, lSIO-lm