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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24
SCHOOLS BOOKS

SCHOOLS BOOKS
Clarke's Cesar,
Playfarcis Eaclid,
Gsoid's Adams Latin Gsamnoti
Anthon's Horace.
DO Cesar.
DO Cicero.
Do Greek Grammer.
SGracca Minora.
Webers German Dictionary.
BJkums introduction
Colloqaial Phrases.
Pindes England,
Fosters Book Keeping,
Bsanetis do 10
Lacey's Rhetoric.
Lyiiles Elements,
Just received and for sole by
dec 3 STEPHENSON & GARwOoD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

TIE NERVOUS g. DEBILrTATED-DR
II EVANS TONIC PILLS.-The powers Of s.
vans Camomile Pills are such, that the ualo;,,,;no
he art, the tremulOus hand, the dizzy eve and
the huitenng mind. vanish before their effects
like noHious vapors before The benign influence Of
the morning sun. They have been hong .uceessf,Ilv
used ior the cure Of Intermiuenis. together with fever.
OF the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with vi..
ceral Instructions.
This tonic medicine - FOR nervous complaints. von.
cral debility. indigestion and is consequences AZ wan,
of appetite. dIsteHsiOn Of tho st mach, acidify: mnlco.
SAINT taste IN tho mouth. %rumbling aoise in Inc bowels
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, desponding. Thoughtful, msIancholy. and dc.
iecied. HyPOchOndriacism c~-nsumption. dimpcss ~
sight. deiirum. and nl oiher nervous affections. ,hess
pulls viii produce a safe and permanent cure.
Evahs Pills were first inuoduced ia America in IS35
Be~ore Of CJUnteUeitS-CAuTIoN-Be particular
~ purchasing 70 sec that the label Of f,is Medicine
roniains a notice Of Us entry according n Act Of Can.
gress And be likewise particular m obisii,inr them
% 100 Chatham 81, New-YOrk. or from the rcgsIa,
agent WI H. KING. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24
EOwARD J. DARKEN. PHYsICIANAsuRnEoo

EDwARD }. DARKEN. PHYSICIAN
EREwTfH offers his professional services 10
the citizens OF Wheeling.
D d. was for four years attached as an indoor pu-
Yff 10 oneofhc largest provincial HOspitais in Engia4d.
and subsequently studied under Sir Ashley Cooper IN
the London Hospitals. This. tOgotfe r with favorable
opportunities for becoming acquainted with his profess
SION in the Easfem States, where he has been engaged
w practice during the pas, vine years. leads him 10
= that any reliance which may DO reposed in h,s
esiOnal kill. viii not be found to have been mis-
Cd. Office next door 70 the Gazette Office, Main
ny p
I~SsOLUTION OF PARTNERsmP-Tbe
Partnership heretofore existing under fhe firm N
3. Reilly. is this day Dissolved by mpf.al cousep,
,oss indebted 70 said firm either BY Note or boob
f1 will please make immediate payment q, 10
Reilly who - dolly authorized 10 setie ne bnsi
fthe late hrn. JOSEPH NELLY.
p5t8fR REILLY
NOTICE
Eeped begs leave " tender HE vs,nes
Tcosomers of Inc late 6rn bf heir liberal
Hs. 20 oBd solicifs n continuance of f,oi,
shout getting On y new and compleio
Aries sud liquors which Ne " 80 be hapov IA
~ essh ~ knds ofeOuniTy produce taken
DDS. JOS REILLY.
y = Aiarsat Square.
'EAKERs-AH
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

DiHrefrag cas Of Scpers Spasnoaic Ag1ra. No,
(soiy ewed ~ Hgrrs Bosoaie Pill
Nj Hsury waite. vas tort ~ 90 see Of 90 yssvs
shaetsd With . sygsTo AsthniG en- proceeded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

cots aS, Water street.
GROCERIES AMI LIQUORS.
bags strong scented RIO Coffee.
eeee 10 bag. Pepper. :
10 half chests Y. HySon Tea.
500 lbs. ground Pepper.
500 . CARROTS Philadslphia Scotch Snuff.
I hid AladJer.
10 boxes vcrgatcd Soap
cssk French Curranis.
10000 lbs Loaf Sugar. so
1 hid New England Rum. a superior article.
10 bbls Malaga Wine Qoring's brandy
= casks pale golden Sherry Wine.
I ceroon Indigo.
5000 percussion cops, just received and for sale by
oct 10 NJ. REILLY.
4 MANAGES FOR lS4l-We are now pscpar
ed to furnish rr merchants or others the follow,
ing Alnanncs sr 1871 10y the gross dozen OF single.
Magazine Almanac,
Common do
Log Cabin do
Whig Statistical DO
German do
German English do
Comic DO
Together with a great vst,ety Of school and misccila.
STEPHENSON & GsRwooD.
Successors TO Fishers. corner of Main and Union SITS.
OCT - Wheeling. Va.
JUS1 RECEIVED.
30 Bags Green Rio Coffee.
3 nalf Chests Young Tyson Tea,
l Chest Imporior do. ~
l do. Superior do.
) Csities do. do.
l Barrel Nader.
l do. Double Refined alum.
I Drum Goldfish,
5 Boxes Sperm Css.d:rs,
] Case Table SaR,
For sale by JOS. REILLY.
Wheeling oci-Io, 70 l67 Market ,qvsre.
MEDICAL BookS.
BELLS Anttony.
E6erss's p. actics, McInto,h's Pna.tissr
Ds%oe'' on ssIidi en-
EunglInson's Physiology,
do Dicionsrr,f
Hooper's do
United State. DisSenaafof SC &c.
Just received and for salehy
Oct, n. Conner ~ lain aud Union SITS;
EME Pills. an-
- supposed by . ~ IN re wOlle for cleansing
a healthy state. PrepG red aud fsr sale by A. a YER
III at his botanic drug and Mee:cne store ls7. Mar
ket Square. sep 2e-.f
NEOT DROPS, an invaluable remedy
HH for chol.c and other pains Of the stomach
and bowels, and an excellent pressrvItive against
cold. Prepared aud for sale by A. ASerih l7s. Ma =
ket square. sep 2s--f
a N OUNCE OF Pkl:VtsN TIVE is
~ WORTH A POUND OF CURE.-DR. A
VER1LL'S SICK HEAD ACHE FILLS. have n
Sniu " again proved an eiieciual relndy agninstthat
distressing dis-nse when directisns N :athfully fol-
lowed. They cleanse the stomach regulate IN dt rs-
i've powe.s .preve VI dyspepsia, restorcthe appetite q
20.
Prepared and for sale at the Botanic Drug and
Medicine Store, Is7 Market Square. sept 26-u
VHNo BOAT BUILDERS-l00 lie. of To1c on
hand and for sale low by M. REILLY
aug lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

frem ret sndsoId, all theworsy sSmp,oms Of the
eofqpas M to.h wa : a iiEhiEsss asIors the sheSd
With dsffen1f and drtresssng bFeathaR. Durns
the isst year Of hs S,nees, the disease inspsa>ss
50 s3srmrnsb. sst prevent HE following cay bns,-
aes:, hssiag iosthis speech. ar6 bang thrs sssps<
with Immediate -uiocst,0n, unud ssyisss en-
reeteIanon would CON. on, Wink. only srSs hss
ded him pronounced his soupisiof bsyosd the PEI.
ability, Of cure. but OF last Providsnes dases,sd =
10 he left % HE hosss, after wh,ch ne
proesred some efD Hunt's Bottnic. Phls, and az
ter taking . few scxcs he found hiup1f J~ptirsis
freefrom the complaint, being capabk aftkis time
ofsny exercise, even Of " aiking forty miles esiiS
and having all the enjoyments Of perfect. health.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEiTS.
Carfion.-Bs particular in purcha sing to s<.
that the label Of THE Medicine contains q potice O
ITS entry according to act OF Congress-. And %
ikc~ise particular In obtsimng them &C 100 Che
ham St. kew-york. CT fromthe
$780, AGENTS.
VIM. KING wheeling, Va.
Il A Petersburg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

William dickinson. JoclShrewsbsry. |
Lewis Rufiner. Moses NJ t'uqra. !
John ID. lewis. William ID. Shrc~~
bury and Joseph ID Ssraiiou. ira.
ding aad dealing under the fas of
Dickeson. Ruffner a CO. Com
plainants. j
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

NlRGlNiA-To wITs-Ai rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circui, Court ofLaw and Chancery
for Tyler County, en- Monday the sdh day Of July
1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

John Frunklii' Owens, Defendant.
This day came The COMPLIMENTS by their siorney.
and filed their bill ia this cause. and the deferNans
not hav ng entered his appearance and given sscnrf
". accnrding TO the act ofassembly and the rule Of
thus COURT and il appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence
that the said JohnE rankin Owens is not an inhafi,nnt
vi this commonwealth. On motion OF the complainant
by his attorney. Ills ordered thai the said John Prank
liz. Owens DO appear here o. the 1sI dayofthencrt .
Of this court. and answer The complsinants bil. and
that a crpy OF this be inserted in the Western Virginia
Tines Tor two nonIhs excessively. and posted atihs
coun house door ofIhis county.
A copy teste,
july H-4m ID. HICKMAN. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24
Newark, N. J. July 81. 1859.
Liver Complaint, With much Deranssnent of N.
Liver System.

SIR. Joshua Roberts was am clei with a billion.
and nervous disease To an alarming degree. benz
attended with all the distressing symptoms which
Affect a relaxed condition., VIVA sick head-ach,
loss Of appetite, gi6diness in the head. pain in IA.
stomach. after eating, unusual tremors. xhiffinS
spssmodis pains IN every part of the body, col
cillls, sallow complexion, costivness, and a cod
stanl dull pain in the right side, which often ind,I
ced the most dreadful debility; indeed he though
he was ahiicted with every internal Complaint m
human body IS iIabl. 10. He was generally makinI
trinl Of various remedies, all of which were cqual'
flifless until he had recourse to Hunts BotanI
PIltsl'rom the superior virtues Of wkich-m~d.-sJ
hrs heuit.I is perfectly fe-estsblished, and il nov
able 4" pursue his employment free from pain q
disease. JOSBUA ROBERTS,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
HCaution.-Be particular ia purchasing 10 see
staat the labsl of this medi' ine contaias a notice of
Is entry according 10. Act II Congress. And hr
a Sewise partcalar in obtai ing them at 100 Chat
ham ST., New York o. from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
STEVENSON. NEALE e. Co. PaTksr.Surr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

EME rICO.-CATfiAR1lC PILLS, n
EL supposed by ny IN the worlo for cleansing
The stomach and bOwefs, and leaving the system IN
a healthy state. PrepE red aud tsr sale by A. A YER
III at his botanic drug and Medicine store 49,. Mar
ket Square. sep 2e-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

Medical ceSss n oaio, Arsusf 2s, 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

Together with a great vstieiy Of school and nisceila.
neous books.
STEPHENSON & GkSwOOD.
Succcr-ors 10 Fishers. corner of Main and Union SITS.
OCT - Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24
against
Henry Mould, and Peter Numsen

VIhGiNIA-IS cuAScERy-At Rules held in The
Clerks office OF The Circuit Superior Cvun of Law
and Chancey for the Coansy Of Ohio. IN the month
Of August 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

cHAScERY-At Rules held in IA,
Clerks clico of tho Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Ch"ncery for the County Of Ohio, in the month
ofAugusi, 1910.
Henry Moore. and John r. Clarke. late partner. in
business, under the firm Of Moore a. Clarks-Com
plainants,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-24

HEOT DROPS, an invaluable remedy
III for choke and other pains Of the stomach
Ind howels, and an excellent pres.rvltiye against
old. Prepared aud for sale by A.. iserii I7s, Ma =
let square. sep 2e--tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

brethren, one black and white, and little yell
low legged sister, took the hint and sloped.
Mr.. Rogers then made flaming speech against
the seceders, and in favor sfthe resolution.
MIR. Levitt, followed not and heavy on the other
side.
Garrison replied to him with good deal of severi-
ty. During his speech, Leavtt run away.
Cnffee again raised the question about the money.
Still it was no go.
The previ rus question thea called, and the
whsle house resounded with shouts. An old lady
then made speech against the resolution.
Garrison fell foul Of the Journal of Commerce. He
said it was the most bitter malignant and miserable
paper extant.
The resolution was finally modified and adopted.
Three or four blackes then undertook successfully,
to get the floor, but without success. Much con.
fusi i'm and uproar prevailed, and the Convention
broke up in row.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

truly comfortable to see Tins head unaltered; it
was like oasis in the desert, when contrasted
with the withered pows and wrinkled faces of the
strange visages around me; and then he not 10
enter upon his duty till morning. was glad OF that !;
for l should have been truly sorry if, my return
to the beloved city, any unpleasant circumstance had
so soon occurred between Tim and me- Finally the
meeting adjourned to the ninth hour to morrow
morning." as the clerk piously expressed it,; and
walked forth unscathed frem the tabernacle Of these
primitive worthless
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

PLrAsusr TRr-Tbc st. Louis Republican OF
the 18th saws
The Pennsylvania, with the Lsyal HAMA in tow,
LETT our wharf yesterday evening for the Fails Of ST.
Anthony The Pen1svivania has on board abou, one
hundred and forty or itv passengers. gentlemen and
ladies, from Pittsbrg Philadelphia and other points,
taking the trip for recreation and pleasure The Ri
yer is now high, and the weather fine, aud every
thing promises a delightful trip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

The remarkable disproportion which is exhibited
between the cost per mile OF the eastern division and
that OF the residue OF the route IL owing TO the fact
that large proportion Of the locks and other expen-
sive structures are embraced within that division
OF the IA pairs Of ft.locks from Albany to Buffalo,
46 included in the 105 miles, between Albany and
Utica; while there are but between Utica and Mon
tezuma, and II between Montezuma and Buffalo OF
the four large aqueducts to w.t. the two the
Mohawk river, and the one across sehoharie creek,
and that across the Genesee river the three first
embraced in the eastern division.
The cost Of the ordinary running line Of the canal
or [" section work, is divided geographically;
The eastern DIVISION los miles, SO 5s3 l7l or $751;
The middle division, 90 miles, s., l57 1856 or s22,
Az per mile.
The western division, I59 miles. s5,52s sei or 81,
us per mile.
The greatest physical obstacle which the canal en-
counters; 10 in widening the channel through the
mountain ridge at LockPort; at which point there is
An expensive excavation in rock IL miles long, the
cost OF which will be S672, 635.
The expense Of the enlargement is increased, to
certain extent by the necessity OF doing portion
ofthe excavation during the winter and early spring,
while the navie cation is suspended The difhc Mites
which arise from this appear, however to have
been mach exaggerated in the public mind The por-
ton Of work necessary to be done during the winter
months, embraces net more than fourth Of the
section work, and part Of the work upon the cul-
verts and waste weirs, and its expense amounts in
the aggregate to net mere than 50 100000
Tits stated by the en- gneers that enc half Of this
might De " were pfhcttcaDte 10 DO the
work in the summer; but as the amount thereby
saved would not exceed 81 800 0o0 In the judgment
Of the Board, IL would be wholly inexpedient to
pend the navigation Of the canal for that purpose
Such change Gin the manner OF executing the
work. though II might lessen its expense to the
amount above specified; would be in the highest de-
gree detrimental to the agricultural commercial and
fiscal interests Of the state.
In spect to the order in which the different por-
tions Of the enlargement are to be executed, the
board would state that the policy hitherto has been
LIST To expedite the completion Of the division
from Albany to Utica, upon which the line is subdi-
vided by numerous locks, into short and inconve
nient levels and where the greatest embarrassmens
are experienced in the navigation
I'd. To rebuild, upon the enlarged plan such Of the
structures on mher parts Of the line as are decsyng
an ! require 10 be replaced.
Sd. TO commence in season such other work as
would be likely, from its magnitude pee uliar stu
ation to require the longest time in its execution
aud
ith. To complete the line, without delay, through
cities and principal towns, and before the increase
Of buildings and the augmented value Of land should
enhance the amount TO be paid for damages.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

The irregularity Of the surplus is owing TO that Of
the income, which being calculated before stated
upon the income of the tenth year. varies
with it.
Upon these surpluses, after paying all charges
and the interest upon the estimated debt Of Is mill
lions at per cent, and also in the other case after
paying the interest upon the estimated debt of FL
millions at per cent the calculation herein before
stated made Of the aggregate of the nve stment
at the end Of 1916 The calculations, OF course,
applies to this mode of determining the abilities Of
the State to sustain given debt by applying the es,
timated income Of each year to to the interest and
other charges payable in the year; and there s the
to rely on the proceeds Of such invest
Dant q contingent means OF supplying any def
cheney in the estimated income.
II may be shown that without any increase what
ever in the tolls of the next two years, over the
amount received during the last year, they will be
sufficient to pay the interest Of debt Of three mil
lions, at g per cent, contracted in each Of those
years. The revenues Of the last year, after deduct.
ing expenses Of collection, were Sl,537, 532
The annual charges, 81, l3l, 250
Interest three millions $50, 900
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
S6Ol,422
Surplus,

similar circulation upon debt of 81 millions, at
5per cent, incurred in the next seven years, shows
the following surplus in each year above the annual
charges. and the interest chargeable upon the year
In 1870 the surplus would be S4j2 725
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

Pursuing this policy the following sections of the
line of the canal have been put under contract;
On the Eastern Division,
o 70 of the lO5 miles between Albany and Utica
On the Middle Division,
miles through Rome
Syracuse,
ia miles at JordOn.
On the Western Division,
2l2 miles through the Mountain Ridge, and
mile at the foot OF the locks at Lockport.
There have also been under contract
On the Eastern Division,
IS double and single locks, all the important aque-
duets, and most of the smaller structures
On the Middle Division,
3double locks between Utica and Syracuse, and the
three aqueducts across the Onondaga, Oneida, and
Nine mile creeks.
On the Western Division.
double and single locks between Monte yuma
and Rochester, double combined locks at Loo port
and the aqueduct across the Genesee river at Ro-
chester.
The cost Of the work thus put under contract is
geographically distributed as follows:
On the Eastern division SS,Il63 39 90
do Middle do ,430 $40 80
do Western do 1903 253 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
8,sl5,l9 60
To this sum 10 added for contingent
cies, superintendent and engineer
ing,
s23,402, 1868 OF

Geographically divided, the work will cost:
The eastern division, l0S miles, (by the new liae)
from Albany to
Utica, $40, 1872 254 III or S93 Sl7 per mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

The middle divi-
sion, SO miles,
from Uticato the
Seneca river, at
Monies yuma.
The western divi-
sion, l59 miles,
from Montezu-
ma TO Buffalo,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
4,l59,3l4 50 or $685. per mi.
Is. lO2 1858 OF or SOL. $40 per mi.

s.lll, 2Ss sc or So, i2s per mi.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
SII,454,9O3 on


And every part of the work is embraced where
any particular difficulty delay in its execution is
to be apprehended, comprehending in the aggregat
~ miles of canal, (ncludng the excavation of the
mountain ridge at Lockport all the important aque-
ducts, upwards of twothirds of all the locks, and
many of the minor structures.
The residue of the work yet to be put under con
tract consists, In the aggregate, of "a cks viz.
between Albany and Utica, and Is between Syracuse
and Rochester; some of the minor mechanical struc-
lures and 10y running miles Of ctons the length
OF which will, however, be considerably reduced by
lesseRing the curvatures. The work on these Sec
tons of 269 miles is generally light, that if it
should become desirable, the whole might be COM
pleted within period of three four years at far
thest after it should be put under contract OF the
portion Of 269 miles last mentioned, 35 miles
the Eastern division, in detached sections, between
Albany and Utica.
Their estimated cost is 3l,Z70, 537
And that of the residue of the structures
yet to be put under contract that
division, is estimated at S39, $40
Making to al Of S2,IlOO63
required in addition to the work under contract
on that division, and yet unfinished, to render the
enlar cement available from Albany to Utica. The
total amount Of work under contract the
whole line, as above stated, is gil ,454 ,9O3
On which there has been paid $500, 067
Leaving to be paid on existing contracts So S5 S36
If this be added the sum required,
above, to renderthe enlargement avail
able to Utica, 2,l1O,O63
1t exhibits a total Of S7,S64, 500
To complete the work on the Middle d.
vision and thus extend the enlarge
ment frem Utica to Montezuma will
require, in addition, 2,729O04
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
S39,5B
G2.llO.N63
2,l10,W3

$5,S5iS36
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ln al,r morning, at s. per annum, INVARIABLY
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Prose Doggrel.- The Baltmose Clipper
gives thc following graphic description Of q
tin kettle chasing dog just hear the
law 49," Mad dog !--nad dsgs!-mad dog y!
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bow! WOW Xxi! vi! ki!ki!--ycuckl! =
kitle,lel--bang, wang, ding, dong, slap.
.periy whang de-doug de-dongl-- Head
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