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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

q - EMOvAL--M. Reilly has we'd 10 warehouse
"a No. Ill. west side market square. lately occu
pied BY James ~. Chapline AID ioOr north Of Mr
George McNurreg's store. DO z
nh hhds Bet Dutch NADER.
- 2 tons LozwooJ.
5 bbls Chip DO
2 seroons Span. aotani In5igo.
10 bits Copperas,
DO Alum.
Z DO SaltP ire.
DO Venetian RED,
5 Do Spsnish Brown.
do do Whining.
IS kegs White Lead. just receiycd snd or sale b.
ian9 PAXTONS A. TISGIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

ANurEtANG Sal Is iNSIllU.
w TION.-Tho ONCE Of the wheeling Sa
vtnas InsJtuiioa has been reuuyed 90 the Ia
change Office o Mr JehE ". Clarke haIu street
sscoad door below the Merchants s. Mechanics
Bank.
The follow ng ave The terms upon which Depcs-
ttrsar received IN this Institution.
rtsns,tnt DepO-ftos fseCvcd as ih thd
Banks
o. special dcpositcs, or sums fuejeet D
graWal "a days notice interest VII be az
he rate ~ per cent per aErJn.
At64d ~ ~otlce. a. i-2eef cert
Afgf
Ate months 49,,
The sarge proportionate interest vii be HUOwer
IN depof tee made f9r specified Venods Of tine, %
e d.fs ties subject % toe above periods 81 NOTICE
| H. businses hours Of tho lDsufufion are from
| ock IN ~ A. 81 end from iill p. ~, bot ~
/ h arcoutaoda atom OF trnslcut GepOs tore, check
vii bscaebed and deposifes viii b. received 90 on
tf,le before nd alter these hours az The cpton =
ie''" FH GREER. Tfsisarrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10
AFFEKBUKY. CALDWELL a Co
tIa,s FORSYTH & AReTJurVl

AFfEKBUkY. CALDWELL a CO.
tla'e Forsyth & AacrJuryl
FORWARDING e. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, Va
Wn. D. AasrJuy.( late of Forsyth & AueTbury) han
ing associated hinselfwi jaws V. CALDWELL and
c BoSHAu will continue the Commission snd For
wafding business under the firn Of AHerbVry. Cad.
rus & Co and respectfully sscits FROM the friends and
customers Off. 4 A. eOniinusRce Of beir business
with the acw Gra.
We have entered into Copar;rcrsbip, under the fra
Of ArrLRpURY CALDWELL & Co. for the Transaction
Of GENEsAL CoNNssIoS d FSEwAapiSG BUsiNEss
m this City We will attend 10 the sale Of every de-
scrption Of Merchandise that may be consigned TO US
prepared 10 gu orders lor any OF Tie Pfoluce o.
Manufactures Of this vicinity well % 70 give ou'
prompt siienion 70 tho Forwarding q al Goods sen
% ne from the Fast or West Prom tho long etperi
encs ofour VIZ. D ATrEsBUsY & r. &. BoyHAN-
the latter having been Chief CLERK or Forsyth Auer
bury forseven yesrs-we feel confident that Se shal
bs onsb ed 70 give entire satisfaction 70 81 who may en
I trust We with their business.
wM n. ATTERBURY.
JAS " CALDWELL.
/ r. {. B0NHAM.
/ I,,usry "a Is40--3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

LA FOR RENI-'lhe line large hotel al
E.sM Frosiburg, Nd. now occupied by Geo. S.
iIttiH5a Evans Is offered fr rent Possession CIV
DllS24 on tho lst Of April next. There has
lately been built large three story BRICK addition 10
this hotel for The better accommodation Of visitors aud
boardcrs, well furnished with premehades 20 each
s:ory and a gallery top, making beautiful and
healthy rAort in and afinrng ofihe fines.
ii rnnst extended views Of the surro1nlns mountain
scenery 10 be found
The whole hotel il about 100 feet front. the proun;
or lot nlou, 400 feei--Gnc stablHg. carriage sheds
smo.r-house. icc-b onse. sc. SC.
Three lrrss 81 stage coaches between Baltimore
and Wheeling arrive II. and depart from. this hous,
daily some Of which eat there.
Apply 10 lhe subscribers sage Office, Barnums no
eel. Baiiimore. % s,ogs ofEce, Union'own. Pa.
dec l9--f L. w. STOCKTON.
E-OTICE.-Wc have never borrowed any none
q Of Jarnrs Greer. auihonzcj any person
borrow F,m bin f-r ~ Nciiher has said Greer eve
hsI ANY dealings with Of any kind. This siaicmcr
h rnadc IN reference o. his Published ia the Times
Yesterday and the Gazette 90 ilis date.
SWEENEY a. MATHEWS
| November IS. 1S3)--lG--tO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AaUE CURED.


Dear SIr-BeevivRit duty owe VOC ns sue
cessiul roctltloner, a. well those WHO mny ID
similarly oiitctsd take pleasure N ackHo~ ,c6g
ing the tent az have deriv, fro the usc Of y0Lr
valuable Medicine,
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
After much suffering from Fever and AsHe, dur.
inf The spring and fail for the last four years ard
The pecubIary Injuries attendant on the ia9lspos-
ilon OF one on whose eXer;Ious lnrrc family was
DEFENDANT Tor support. aud having without; success
'eSt6d the sk,il OF .lany medical advisers 81 IN
e1renset could not well afford. the tail OF tess
inG!ng the premonitoty symptoms OF the dlssass
dppionc hing, Was induced hy fricNd Who had
tined your INC dcine, 20 purchabra package OF your
Botanic Pills. and nov have the happiness to in
io.m you-and through you. these who may be
similarly sfnic;ad-tfst they eosnterdct the dis.
case, nor have j been troubled with Il since: aud
ms clnf6 .ncs continues 20 y bod ne III the be
lief that your SCtanc Pills the safe, the
cheapest, post ethcaciOps. and radical tsl
that distressing disease the Fever and Ague AIl
SCR the nTesen offer yon for the blessing you
have becn instrumental IN cOn.ernng on me. Is ny
assurance Of uaccc sing gratitude ana es'tcnl
p. MCCORMICK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10
NEW GOODS

Cheaper tran ire cheapest. aud laicst Arrival
I'D ". STOCKING & co. (Sscccseors % z. y
III Sxcsrirsen. Esp are now opening. at the stand
copper Of Main and Madison streets. nearly opposite
The Virginia Hotel. very extensive and general a.
ooriment OF FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS. r..
Gently purchased from the best importing houses in the
Fast. (wiih eye this 'nporiant fact that goods
well bought are half sold) which with the farmer
STOCK on hand. makes of the most splendid ond
desirable stocks Of dry goods offered in this CITY
all II which willing Offer 20 our friends a.
the lowest Is>iblc prices for cash approved barter
The sock consisis in part of the following articles:
Superior Blue. Black. Lavender and Mixed Cloths
from sl75 to 10 dollars; ssper. PLAN, and Fame,
Cassimeres. s7l to 500; CT English Mcrsno frun
37l cents 10 $50; 1000 r.. assorted Calicocs and
Chntzos. from ftp 10 IS Bleachd Muslin al I2I ::
~ Brown ut 10 cts. Black and Figured SILK velvel
and Nesiings of every description and price; BlacL
ltalan LutesiriRgs Gros do Swiss. GrOs de Naples
Rich Figured and Powered Silks Silk Gloves Black
and White Kid do. Assorted Silk Braids ami Iaccs
rich assortment of Cap and Bonnet Ribbons new
styles. Je; ard Blue Blark Grapes Embroidered Belt
Ribbons New Style Mousclin de Lnines SILK aud Thi.
bet Shawls and variety Of entirely new STYLES Iic~
siery Of every quality and every other article both
useful and ornamental that usuaily fouad in dry
eoods stores Of the latest fashions ana lowest prices
We invite the fofmer customers OF E. r. Sxearinccn
and our friends generally to give Us a call
r. w. STOCKING; & CO
octle lST Main ST. Wheclnr. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10
CHURCHES

Assoeiote Refcrr,c5 corner Of Market and Joheron
streets Rev. WIN Wallace. Pastor.
Eris1opol corncr of Manrss and Sirh street, Rev.
WIN. Armstrong. Rector
81 Js,a>f Clap.1. (csfholoS ocraer q Fourth snd
Union Y Jsrses Homer. Pastor
M.zhcfia Erisoo2oi Fourth bstvcen Mcnrss and
ouinq k<v wesisy Esnnsy. Minister.
Prisbytsrla1. Fourh, bctsycsn Mnnros and Quincy
Pew Henry r. Weed. Psstcs
Mrtkoftss Protsrfgnf. MCnscs abeve Frfh
Reey-naf BT''-,, VIZ Fuo-r q Lsncsssvr'sn Aos.
sgH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

NlRGlNiA-is CnAScEkY
az rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Su
peror Court Of Law and Chanecry fof tho county
OF Ohio. in the month of rebruary. 1870.
P.siof Zane and Thomas J. e. Pcnio
ney. partners in business under the Compliments
firm of Zane & Pentoncy.
against
Austin Peay Henry Moore. Defendants
Tho defendant Peay having entered his appear.
ance and given security according the Of Assem-.
bly, and the rules of This COURT and IL appearing By
satisfactory proof that he is inhabi,ant of this
commonwealth on motion OF complainant by counsel
Is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
the first day ofthe next Spring ofthis court and
answer the said complainnnts BILL and that copy Of
this order DO forthwith inserted in ne wspapcr
printed in the city OF Wheeling. for two months
ccssivey. and posted the front door of the court
house OF Ohio county. copy tesie.
ALEX. T. LAIpLEY. Clerk.
Clarke for comyainant,. feb 27-em
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10
Lirer Compliant, Nth much DeroHse 7ient ef The
LireT System.

Iirer Complaint, Nth much UcroHge lent cf tlc
LireT system.
Mr. Joshua Roberts an c-sd with bilious
and nervous nisease 10 alarming degree, he a.
attended with all the distrt ssing symptoms VIII, "a
affect reiuNed condition, VIZ: "A SICK headache
loss Of appetite, giddIness in the head, pain ~ -
stomach after eating unusual tremors, shifting
sr.smo,iic pains IN every part of the body, cold
c'TllIs sallow COMPLEXION, costumes, ard con
slant dull pain IN the night side, which often indu-
ced the most dreadful debility; indeed he Thought
he was afflicted with every internal compliant tEC
human tody Is liabl, 20. He was gencrsiiy dki 2
,rnl nf vari5us remedies all oi which eguniy
J,piiIess "a al he had recourse 10 Hunts BDiani
Piis fr1uI thr susrri virtues Of which medicius
ms hrslth IL perfectly re-es tahhshsd, aud ~ nov
sbIo - puIsue his employment free from rain OF
disease. JOSHJ hObtklS >.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

NEW LINE or STAGE
oyn TO PHILADELPHIA. ar
.E.s5r<ss<,sa THE ONLY DIRECT exC.)-u
SaNy&S s MAIL MERCHANTS
:, I'm: to Philadcphia leaves
Hheehng Jahy a. O'Clock, a m. yia Washington
ind Bedford TO Cham er-burE, and from thence "a
niles hy raj rad, Passing through Carlisle Harris
'urgh and Lancaster Ia Phjlstelphi., N dnvs
travellers 10y tbs line M have only one NIGHT b.
-tage travel the second being on the rail road. The
1ropTietors have y lsced ncw and sgiehdid coaches
upon me en,ire line good teams, and SC her and
carstd driversand assnrc the public that no expense
or pans Willie spared 10 render general sa,isfac
f,h' hnving c9Sd rcud agents, the public may
rev ous speedy AMI comfortable rip-Th. iif6
cyites that have existed at WIlliamspor p, in con-
stqnence of cfOssng the M0noncp hcla river have
~ " ''
sTOfhce econe door below the L. s. Hotel Wa
ter 81 mar9 A. HENDERSON s. 90. Pro,rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

O. j. corr & CO. LOTTERY AND la
"a CHANGE B,OkERS--IgEAI. ESTATE T.
MONEY AGENTS, AND CENEiiAL INTELLI-
GENCE CFFICE- Office Is2 Nam sirce. bAcsi5y
E-Ali kinds OF S0uiken aud Weston certificates of
dc7ose. and hank notes purchased lie ycEy a hCsi
market rates.
The highest price pad for drals SIGHT on ;alti-
more. Philadelphia AM New YOs, ouI constantly !or
sale al the lowest premium.
Boy aud sell oil kinds Of Foreign an Amcucta
gold
They also attend 70 he csIeeiisa o. notes dra!ls
bills 4 exchange Sc. unv H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

ENSURANCE-I'he Fire and Marine
Insurance Company ot Wheeling continue to
take az the usual ratrs, oil kinds o. Insurance n
gainst fire, aeaIns fh~ dangers II the Ohio and Mis-
sissnni rve.s and their trbuisry stream
Office on Main street ia FORSYTH and Auer ury.
warehouse DANIEL LAMB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10
Newark. N. J. july 81, isss.

Dys2epsia. OF Indigestion. EJftcfUaHy Cred.
sound state OF health. throngl the efficacy of Or.
Hunts Botanic Pills. thinks 10 an Indispensable du "
tostate ccrtain facts relative 10 the disease under
which nc had 50 long suffered, The sympt ms
Yere-n painful Oh struciion. with constant relec-
ton OF food, head ache, palpi,aaoa " TIE hesr'.
lovynsss OF spin r. troublesome osy cough dZZi-
urss rs htness at tse chest and difficulty OF BREATH
ing, almost constant plla n the eide, Ions and
shoulders, accompanied with mucn lepg,or HnG
debility. These nfii. ctors. together with an un-
usual decree Otfliulencc, brought on such eta {
of exircmc weakness. as 10 prevent bin from at
tending { his bushes and hs health appeared lost
bey0ud recovery Has friends aad relatives became
ALARMED at the melancholy lros.ect. aud strongly
recommended EuatS Boiauis Plis--they were al
mini tered AID in n few Days Produced astoEish'
ing relief and finally rrazl psri,cl restoration
10 SOUND health. VIM. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10
0i"r'',;-- ea.' Of scrc,e .s7a,r.eese...AsG-a. !
BEwARE-oF CcUNTkfSf III lis s

CsusioH Pc Parti~uls r IN 'rrreics;rc % %.
,'st me lhSel If ihis Medicine tcr'airs noi;t Y
" tntty eccn'd,rS 20 2 o. Congress hTG IL
he"'es ari-ul1- ~ Vh'ai',ii lien! - 100 Ch.
Esin s. Ne, ! "rk. CT freGr Nc
REGULAR AGENTS.
WIN. ". KING A,bc.t. -
STrvFN- m = Nr,rr rf,'"', -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

TWVo HATFERs.-s Avery Go have on hand
81 Slxony and Naive Wool HAT BODlES which
they will sell on accommodating terms oct
oh boxes KAtSiNS.
gu bales Sofi Shollcd Almonds.
Is boxes assorted Candies,
4 case Liqroricc, jnsi received and for sale by
rms PAXToNS g. TISCLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

IN CHANCEHl-ln the Circuit Surcfos Court 81
la" ard Chanoery ior Ile Co-n;y OF Marshall an dc
Stale vt Eiry,na
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

PAULL q l,J ssELL, Sf.ofasss 90 fttr.
" EIliNG, Va.
James Paul
&. ". Eussel, Nhsr,ir-, ecpt. tc-y
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STAGE, LINEN.
OPPOSITION PFOpLC'S LINF

Two D,iiT liSE, zen BAT.
Ssss-E7Sf-S>9s TIsiORE. WASHINGTON CRY Pm.
.Zs& LAnELrriA AND NEw IoRK. hy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

EUH0LrsaLE AND RETArL CONVECTION
w AIRY STORE.-The subscriber has just re-
eesyed spisn5d sssornenf of French confectionery
ssch o. Sugar Figures u sarons kinds French Kisses
81 an spfFely new pattern Jelly Cakes Cum Drops
Chryslalized Ctndiss. Jujnbc Paste sugar Animals
F,sbes Dog. Cats. squirrels, DIVES. Sc &C.
Green and Dried Friits. A. follovyss Iepons. Dstos
Craps COcolngts, Solishcl Almoads Prnnc, I'M "a.
aud Boxes Zanls CBuana, Palm Nuts. Ground Nuts
&c &q.
rSgeiher Nib ssrpply Of confectionery Of hsowo
rn1nuaffuIe which 10 ecTs wholesale ~ retail on
sccommo;iGng terms. Having had the managensn
Of tho manufseiudng dsranrsepi u tss principle C.
tablishmcnt IN Baltimore and Richmond. sell ~
yell known and splendid establish men, ~ II Mouids
GAINESVILLE Ohio he gafters himself hat ph5yid lhs
citissns u Wheeling sink tfr worthy q thsir pat
ronageho shall b slSs 70 please.
desf2-d ?. NuWwEg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10
DYsP EpsIa. DIsr spSr.p

More Proofs Of ne Esoicy IF Lr. Hcrichs Neii ines
MIR. JANIS HARTMAN. OF Sumny;own. Pa. entirely
cured Of the above disease. which he afflicted viii;
Tor six years His SYMPTOMS a Of deten-
zion anJ oppression nor Gazing. distressing pei in the
PIT OF thc stomach. loss of appetite gidjne-i
and diaaess ofsght extreme debility aiulsncy. acri
erucsaiscns, sometimes vomiting. and pain in the right
side depression Of spirits disturbed f;nness and
not able &C pursue his business without causing
daie exhaustion and WEAKNESS Mr. lIsrisnan is In;
py 10 stale to the public, and Wiling give any in
formation TO the afflicted. respecting the wesdeE ni
benefit he received from the OF DR.. HAEIiCd'S
Compound StrsngAe.susgasd Gsns4a 1,esyert PiHs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

HAVE YOU A CouGHi DO rot res'cc, il =
Thousands have met pr.natsrc death Scr tbs want
a little attention to n cor COLI
Haveyou q cough or q cold DR. Sw.yne's Coia-
pound Syrup OF Prtrnus vlrgnana or Wild Cherry, n
safe medical prescription. anil us..l in an extensive
practice. rH moe, posrciy afford relef. and save you
from that awful disease. consumption. which usually
byeiy AMI the gay
Have YOU caught Swayne's PrunEs virgininna.
or Wild Cherry Syrup. is the only remedy yoe sboald
take 10 you. For dis plain rcssan That in no
one Of the thousands Of cases where has been rssS
has IL faded 10 relieve.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

- bhs Old GIN.
- 25 bhls Sweet Malaga wne.
~ 10 Amcgicsn Brandy.
piues Cssgniac Do
shIds y Z. RIM. n ssors snd ~ ssis ~
,a=T PAxroNs = TINcLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

A r GCET 81 go LNCHN,oE EiCkEHs-
~ bug -iI tfr'-.f unrur-aIi e.uuly. afIiis.,f r.
ic.t.. of deposit al 40 eastern tnrcss 90 h.i'st
prefni .lai fal l,i he uutcsui I'll solvent eos ern tls
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Asacl Boob,

pnn's N'rhos rhi'o Fos;oFj, md .,a-naa A;s wiz.
ard Ilulfah Eo;s.nfi, heirs :, i..S Of Ar,in NicLo
" 80 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10

ESIE Pa. September 81. 1897.
Dear Sir this day send ior some of Dr. swaynes
Pranus Virginia or Wild ChsrEJ Syrup; there iss gen
',leman sick IN this place. anil has been for long
he h tried the medicine and finds 10 helps him much
am vui--pleasc send Immediately; send two
bottles u YOU caunOt send more.
In InsIr. Nours &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

The Boston Post says he never considered Mir Clay great man. The Post is determined to continue in great minority.
 The Madisonian states. that the Secretary of the Treasury IS about to issue a "Specie Circular" in conformity to the provisions of the SubTreasury act and further, also, in pursuance the Act of April IA le50, providing that mo bank note less than S2O shall be offered, and none that cannot be converted into gold or silver upon the spot the will of the hold CT, and without delay or loss to him. The population ofP"r'smouth, N H. as nscerained ny the new census, is 1884 of whom 3647 are males and 4lG4 females. In 1890, sOs2 Decrease l9s
 Accident--1he Eastem Argus says that Edwin Campbell, son of James A. Campbell. of Churrv field, Me, while hunting on the banks of the Nara euagus unfortunately slipped, when his gun went of and the ball went through his head AN lNcIDENT.-A skipper of fsh:ng.craft, being asked the question whether many of the fishermen had changed their opinions in regard to the present administration, replied, yes, and am one.' "Why so?" exclaimed bystander. Because" said the knight of the boots and baruel, "the fish wont bite. there IS so much feeofocoism in the water. But guess We will strain that before the ice makes next all."-Boston Mcr Jour-
 Prince Packer Muskau has sold his prncipality. with all its rights, to the Grand Duke of Saxe Coburg The price paid was million and half of dolars- The territory Is nine German miles in extent A double suicide was committed at Vienna, N Y on the 18th inst. A merchant who had failed was pursued by the police warrant of arrest, for hay ing forged bills of exchange. Hc however, shut him sell up m his chamber, threatening to shoot whoever mgh, attempt to enter. The house was surrounded by the police, who. however, allowed young wo- man who had been kept hy the delinquent and was chiefly the of his ruin, to enter in the hope that she would induce him to surrender She had not lone been in the rooms, when the reports of two pistols were heard, and on way being forced n the mer. chant and young woman were both found bleeding but lfeless
 Melancholy Accident.-On Tuesday as at schaeht- icoke, John Knickerbocker son of Wm Knicker. booker. of this village, while placing grain cradle upon his shoulder, it slipped from his hands and the scythe penetrated artery in the calf of his leg Immediately after the wound inflicted, he started for his residence the distance of half mile He bed to death short time after his arrival home MT. K. was 2s years of age.-Lonsingburg Gazette REV. Fl L. VALE, late of Torrngford, has received an unanimous invitation 10 the pastoral care of the Presbyterian church and congregation at Seneca Falls, New-York.
 FAcT.-The Chicago Democrat says" People are much more ibernl with their advice to editors, than with their money"
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

ANOTHER CHAPTER OF RENUNCIATIONs.
 We could fill column after column with renuncia- tlons from Van Bnrenism to Harrisonism; and feel 1t duty to occasionally fill up column with them. Only two or three weeks since we gave chapter, and now we give another-remarking that these are only specimen of what we meet with almost every day The tide or we are very previously dsappoint- ed is setting irresistibly in favor of Harrison and be'fer Times" and nothing can arrest it till it has swept Van Buren and his corrupt crew at Washing. ton into the shades of private life.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30
SPRAYED, OR STOLEN,

Ala Court of Probate holden at Wood1ury, aoith-
 in and for the District of Wood6ury, on the
 13th day of July, A. D. lS4O:
 Present, NGth0nieL E. Smith, Esq. Judge. FTPON the petition ot Thompson C. Futile, U of Roxbury, in the county of Lilchtield, showing to this Court that he is father and natural.guardian of Sarah Sophin Futile, Su- san Maria Futile and Charry Elizabeth Tut tie, of RoXbury, within said district, minors; that said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Woodbury, and described as follows. viz: n piece of land lying in the northwest part of said Woodbury, beginning at point duo east of the centre of the front door of the house lately occupied by Phebe Warner, deceased, running west through said house to q stake and stones on the west side of the garden, thence south l5 degrees east , rOods l2 links to a stake and stones, thence westerly to the river to the south side of bar post to stones, then north by the river and stone wall to Truman Warmers meadow, then as the fence stands east to the road bounded cast by the highway, south by Her. man Warmers children, westerly by the ri- yer and wall, and north by Truman War ncr's land, containing about one and d half acres of land, valued at about one hundred and seventy dollars; that said real estate cannot be occupied and improved to advan- tage for the interest and benefit of said mi nors, and that in his opinion il will be for the interest of said minors to have said real es- tate sold, and the avails thereof disposed of as the law directs, and praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on fife:
 A is ordered Jy this court, that said guardian give notice of said application, by causing the same to be published in one of the news papers printed in Litchficld, in the county Ot litchfield, three weeks successively, ai least six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will be heard at the probate office in said district on the 2lst day of September next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 Certified from Record.
 Q NATHANIEL E. SMITH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30
PROBATE SALE.

NULL be sold, on Thursday the 9th day w of August next, at the late residence of JULIUS BROWN deceased, in HarwintoE, at 10 o'clock A. M at public or private sale, all the rest and residue ot the Real Estate of said deceased, including that subject 10 the wi- dow's dover.
 HANNAH BROWN, AdminiStrdtrir.
 AUGUSTUS ALFRED, Administrator. Har,cinton, July 2l, lS40. 8