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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
NARON Won HUTCHELER HERE PILLS

O HUTCIIELER HERB PILLS.
0e These pills are composed ofIlcrbs, which exert
a specific action upon the heart give Az impulse or
strength TO the arierial system The blood IL quicken.
cd and equalIzed in its circalatious through all the
vessels. whether of the skin, the parts situated inter
nal!y, or the e~xtremiiies and as all the secrctions Of
the body are drawn from the blood. there isa consc.
1usnt increase Of every secretion, and a ~quickcncd nc.
iion of the absorbent, and eKhaleni. or discharging vcs-
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
IL corrected, all distractions are removed. the blood is
purified. and the body resumes n healthful state.
These Pills, after much anxious toll and research
having been brought by the proprietor TO the present
state of perfection, sIperscdc the use Of innumcrable
other medicines and are so well adapted to he frame
that the use Of them, hy maintaining the body in the
due performance of its functions. and prcsery ing the
vital stream IA a pure and healIhful state. causes il to
last many years longer than il Otherwise would. and
The mind to become so composed aud tranquil. Ihht
old age when il arrives will appear n blessing and
not las too many who have neglected their constitutions
or had them injured by medicines administered by ig.
norance) a source Of misery and adherence.
When the nervous system has been too largely
irawn upon Gnd ovcrSiruincd, nothing Is better Ia cor.
rect and ~inyigoTaie the dropping constitution than these
Pills.
Beadre If Coa1Icrf eis-CAuTIoN: BE particular
n purchasing TO see that the label of this Medicine
contains 4 notice of It's entry nccorling Ia Act of Con
gFess. Aud he likewise particular ia obtaining them
al 100 Chatham ST. New York, or from tho Regular
Agents WIN. II. KING, Wheeling.
J. MORRISON, Columbus. q.
MYERS, FALL & COLLINS,
nov III Iaucasfpr a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
CARR.
SAMUEL M'CLATIEN.

- AFls W tlsAAisFaNs
RETAtL BOOT AND sHuE STORE.
SAMUEL. M'CLALLtN would respectfully in
- form hHs friends ard customers thai h. has re-
cCiycd within a few weeks a very large addition "
the most fashionable and durable WORK, bought
expressly for rciahlrg. i shail not attempt % des-
cuhC y p1riiculaTIZr. Ladies aud gentlemen VIII
please call at No. leTt Main street, nearly opposite
the Virginia Hotel. aud examine Tor themselves.
and ! thlnk they will not be disappointed. Also.
constantly OF hand, spanish sole leather calf,
boot Morocco, KID and binding skins. shoe thread,
lasts &C. &C. q June Z Is41.-tE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

Prolarc. Comtrs,on & Forpu,aag Merchants
Eurhw SrREiH, CrrosirE 1Hg EUraw HJUsr
aAbTfHORE.
THNIE undCui4lsd have Ibis ay Jrned = ro.r7rt
uorship. undeT the firm of r. s ELDER. GIL
SION 4 90 ~ successors 20 the late Gm UfB 5. IL.
DIR son. nf NJ purpose 81 conducting q Gene
,gi FsrV1o8'sg md tonn,sstoa business. exclusive.
y uu csmmssiou, anI. ure ]rrcporcd 90 make lbsul
Cast advances. on eousgnmsnH Of Tobacco. Eac0u.
and 90 oihsr ARTICLES of prIuce.
The long experience ~ ie senior partner Of thq
lr'c concern. whose Cu.i-o services wIll be- devoted r-
be interests ui The nru Gtm. added 90 thc tarfres Of
icTcd BY spqis md unirtumheftd capital oIth the
a%snfl1cC ib1i 70 OK rion shall - sPgrsd 10 promote
tIo interests ~ our customers. will we iru.t. snsIra us
the continued confidence of The friends OF the late fup
aLd a h0crl share 0f public ratrouggo
They VIII receive rui Forward NlaIto Nv he eau
o1s CFvsi. RAN Roam md Wssoov Tr4Ssfrrra
RIOS Itvfs 60 Prrsrrsc and WurEfle9. tree ~ aa,
charge ior dryage 20 the nsYois
Baltimore. May 1s ISM Rt~lt r. ftpfV
So. ~ >u.h Trs 5ue.f -f'frEf CfIsIuN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
The Performances

VIII comprise the most unexcest!onahIe and in
resting entertainment Of every class of Nations
aud LCgIons. c ilculatcd 10 instruct the minds Of All
wlo may honor the exhibition with theIT prcssuCs
The PnncIpaI feats will consist Of the mort unoar.
rallied sccnes.n the Circle, aud Acrobat EvOluious
Of MANY Agility embracing sStll Vaulung in
whlch the Artists OF TINS company defy competitions;
Gymnastics, PyrimiCIcal Devices and Chinese Pa,
god1s, IN foil end appropriate costume; splendid
chlValnc pagcauts, interspCIsod with a choice var
ely q Comic and Dramatic e]ntCriain BIeuts, extra
ordinary and wonderful nor cmdnship, by the une-
2 ualled riders, who will perform many entirely new
; s2lc acts toEhetheT with the magnificent display
richly equipped Ia costly Trapping. Of the beautiful
and EXTENSIVE STUD Of HORSES and well trained
GROUP OF BURMESE PONIES,
Which VII be introduced ia the Epson Poncy Ra.
ces, and a Graz Entrce, entitled Elm Siecds and
faly rilers, me ponies heir x rode BY the children
tuiug one Of the most astonishing. animatInn aOd
interesting Spectacles of u,stnau entertainments
ever oticrci % ar enlightened and Liberal Iuhli,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
TPnOISrERY MARr-rh. -

PHOLSrERY wARE.-Thc sulS,rh
u leave 10 inform the citizens - Wheeling
vicinliy. that they have CA hand an extensive
ment If upholstery ware. consisting IA part OF Curled
Hair. Spanish Moss. Husk. Cotton snd Straw Niltir,s
seS, OF dbiTreni SIZES. suitable Tor families hotels ar,
~sietmboats; Feather Beds. rev aEi Char Cushion.
OIhOisicry ware generally made - order un the sho-.
ei notice and most accommodating terms. The cIt
2enS paruCularly the ladies. arciuyusd To call aud a.
Nn'ne Our stock at -. i2S. Market street. oqposs
NiaSnie Hall June l2 } e. HARBOUR $50.
Nv ACKEREL-ss barrels. Nn ; Nrs,kcrcL. i'm
W. prsine oricr. Just received and Er sale low by
june IL. FORSYTH. MOORE X CilBKE.
% BBIS. Noe: , and ) MacksuL Raj us,rc IN.
~7S5 spccijou; 10 hbis. w. 7 Shad: a. bids No
! lIprrings; p half bb!S cNirI ncrnues. pui IN 80,
prcsSly fer family use. fr sllr h. =
juno IL. g.. curscr 81 Water 6 Unou ss.
He AN away from me. Inc subscribe. a bound hoy
ga by the name ofWm Clayton. and / 10 hcrcL.
iorcwarn all persons from harborinC him a. their peril.
and # he Is returned 10 me I will give ono cent and "a
bundle ofstrav as a rcwari for their unuhIc.
june IL. PETER tRAZURE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

DAXTONs 8 TlNGLE-wholcslIe eroccr.
Forwarding & Commission Mcrgh1nisiiJuryc
81 Wheeling.
received and lOr sale ly
rr.I "a W. r. TyON
c,.ls primo western reserve cheese fr u IDv
l,.s ,Yrsi-umeut. hv PANTONS g. TELL
vr. a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
Lesf. Siranol o. Stolcn

LoN. NhrdH0d or NfCtCH.
/ GUXOM MATRON-dark cyes-mi. fair
and ioriy-auI who answers N the name OF
ANN ELIZA BARNEY. Tho superstition Is. that she
abSconded through the assistance uf n DANDY TAI
lOR. who was lately tried for larceny and acquitted
lfrorn the circumstance Of said Ann Eliza beng
accessory She has mkea with her a valuable female
slave named ELsEI. and other property amounting in
the aggregate to $500. This notice Is given in order
10 caution all persons from trusting her upon nav
account. she Ia ing left my bed and board without
my knowledge or consent. Accordingly. ! hereby
declare that ! will pay no debts of her contracting.
june JABEZ BARNEY.
- owLETTS TABLES or INTERESTS-Finh
4 L Edition. just received and for sale by
may ib STEPHENSON n GARWOOD
NAWL FOR SALE-A new and vcry superior
Il Steam boat yawl Is feet long fUrsnle. Apply to
may MkEE, HARDING IL co
pRANDY, GIN AND WIIISKEY.
I'D 10 Pipes Brandy.
1 do Gin,
IL Bbls. Rcctiied Whisky.
4 do Old Rye. do
For sale cheap for cash, at the Auction Room M. Isl.
Market Square by J. [. SNYDER
Wheeling. May &c. lSI0.-3t COT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
WIN JOHNSON.
REGULAR AGENTS. -,
w. III. KtSC, q Water 81. wheeling
/. V. RoRtNsOS, Portsmouth, o..
MnRnIsnN. Columbus U.

OF whom ais may be obtained,
DR.. Goodies Celebrated Female Pubs,
The Baron Won Huthcl-r Hers Pills,
Or. Evans Fever an Ngue File,
Or. Hunts Botanic Pills,
Or. Evans Suctlling Syrup, for TcethinG.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Whole
= lie and Petal. al 100 Chatham ST., New York; 3
South Seventh street, Philadelplia, - Market ST.,
Louisville, kentucky; % & truhIll, Boston, Massa-
chusetIs: and OF The following Agents " IIIiam Il.
KIM. Wheeling, Va, 1. V. Robinson, Portsmouth,
49,. N :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

IN order TO give a character to their exhibition o.
gual 10 ITS standing fl talent, the pIoprictors havc
dc erfutusA fh,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

AoN BoNES ". r. RAlSINS. a good article.
WV and ir #ilc Of reduced pu-ea by
june = JACOB q MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

GOOD INTENT STAGE COMPANY's

bOVO l-NlLNl SlAOL ObNlIAN0S
Two DAILY LINES FOR BALTf-
MORE. WAsHNGToS CRY, Pm
E-ENS LADELrHIA And New IoRK. Y
@eO&%-SN the way Of the National Road
and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING.
AZ 7 O'Clock reaches Frederick second morning and
TAKES the morning line OF cars, arriving at Baltimore in
time TO take the line Of cars for Philadelphia and New
York.
GOOD INTENT LIN leaves Wheeling every
hFrERNooS reaches Frederick second evening and
takes the mail line cars Immediately for Baltimore,
where they arrive in time u take the morning line OF
cars for Philadelphia and New York,
The above lines, for speed and salciyi n'e believed
no, to he surpassed by any stage lines in the L. States.
6-IIncinc positively prohibited.
n- Office frstdoor above the UAiicd States Hotel,
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
LROUP OF BURMESE PONIES

100 Bbls 50. I Herring ins received aud Tor sale
bv uur - PNNTONS s. TINGLE
TIATF-Au adiiuoull supply. Just rcceiv'
"a. and Sc sale BY PANTONs I1NGJE.
juno -
TOPPER Rmzirr- l~sa1ri~J Sos.
Sheufhiug a. b.
an additional supply jusi received AMI tr @lcE
,,,c ~ PAXrONS A. TINGLE
MM USIC.-Juet rcreivcd. n .~clCCtigu of new aud
popular mnsic ff The Tiauo fJrc ,Tizs
Tho North Bend QiuCk Stcp.
The log CABIN Do D.
The Tippersn5s Grand March md
A variety of Ovrnures. Marches WsltI"s. sing
&c Er sale by June 16-3t CT SHEPPERD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

WINE, LIQUOR & GROCERY STORE.
FHNlE subscribers inform the public that they have
opened the store recently occupied 10y s hing
adjoining Knox a. Lloyds ON water street. No. Is.
where they offer for sale WINES. LIQUORS. & GRO.
CEfIES. on Inc most favorable terms. Wines arc Of
the following brandsi
Old Fast India Madeira IN hotties and on dnr-lr
from Newton. GOrian q Muriock.
Clj Lcal, star 4 l.. y. Mldcirus ycry srpctl5
Brown q Palo ShcniCs. very choice sup,raf
Red Port Juice for iuyalids Ia bottles & ON dr4url .
II Tcurn1c.
Sicily Madeira. very superior with oihcr~
Cheap family wines warranted pup
Champagne WINES, ,arious.ns
ClaTct, Il Julian 4 ole
Old Il1Jkhoimcf 90 Also.
.,nudy.
Old Aairuo a Bordeaux. do.
SGpcroT lIoIl,iJ Gins.
Jamaica Spirits.
Irish wbisbCy, pgfcl
Od MJI8uzahel1, d1
Cordi'lsr Carmway. Lemon, Cinnamon hnnasooI,
g Peppermint
The stock Of Groceries arc of Tho best QUALITY FUR
chased expressly ior family nee
A'p', very superior genuine Principe Sczts-.
Playing Cards. sc.
The sb,vc sioux is offered Co. The rghIc nj, rels1n.
able terms may 30 = HENDERSON. 70
- dcz large wbucva.h Brushes. a superior article
% received und 6r sale by NJ REILLY.
up %
rNHE WESTERN prfOT. or Cb7rt Of The Ohio
nnd Mississippi Rivers. fr f-f9. lust received
nnd tor sale BY SrEPiIENSON q GNRwOOD.
TNEN BBIS sweet Malaga Vino. Geo Io1r..
brssi .r.r.I rI .f ri. .-
ds's e. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

wellsburs Lottery class ; drawn june 9Th. Isto
80 ~ :. rs : &c 81 80 2S So II II an
Lowest przo $40.
So 40 ~ SioOo held by u gentleman of Wbc,Inr
Petcrshurg Lottery, drawn June 81 1910
ID so 10 10 - 90 p ID 10 Is 10 IS GS
Lowest prize s..
Petersburg Lottery B.drwn at Ale,nndr, Inn rISn
- ~ al IS IS II IL s 20 % 60 30.
Lowest Prize SIS.
Petersburgh Lottery, class :. drawnat Aic,anJr,
MAY 30, 1910.
10 80 5s 10 10 Il 50 | II p 81 a.
Lowest prize $40.
L~ccshurrh lottery. Class B. drawn MAY -. Isto
Ia - II SO 8 IL 80 - - II.
Lowest prize So.
L~eesburgh Lottery. Class 4. drawn a, Alc,anJn
May -. lSI0.
j 6S 81 30 80 l - - IL 6i IS %.
Lowest prize So.
ID. = GREGORY 4 co. Managers
Monongalia LOTTERY. Class 5. drawn at Alc,,nJ,i,
May 33I. 1910.
66 90 y ID 81 81 60 , I6 6s 81 - q
Lowest prize $40.
Nellsburg Lottery, Class ID for 1910, dra an MAY ooh
10 - 10 81 so : 3 81 70 IS 20 so 81 e.
Lowest prize 81.
Pciorshurgh Lottery. \. drawn at ALxandrio. NAV ~
81 , "a 81 50 81 2S 81 ~ "a A 46
Lowest prrze S..
81 63 II Prize Of 81 2j0 sold at the Mana-cr,'
oiiice' ID. ;. GREGORY & co.
NOBIl bags RIoaud Havana Co:icc, 5 6aCs Pen.
per- received and for sale by NJ. REILLY.
up %
Srs hlIDS primo ". Q. Sugar, Just received an4 I,
~ Tor sale by aP % 81. REILLY.
HNlFTi kits No. l. Nlackcrel, a choice article pu,
- up expressly for family use. 20 barrels No. 3. do
received and for sale hy ap % NJ. REILLY. 7
1lNE THOUSAND lbs dried heel, the full rIend
~ a choice article, recei .ed and for sale by
ap 20 NJ REILLY.
' NEN boxes Sicily sweet Oranges. 25 drums Sfnyr.
IL ma Figs, received and for sale by
ap 2S NJ REILLY
ASPERM O!L--200 gallons just received and 70
- sale by rny2 NJ REILLY
sSnH It's saleratus, received and Sos salc by
DOO may . NJ. REILLY.
M ~oLASSES-50 bLls Molasses, received aud for
VI sale by may : NJ REILLY.
EVhR-2i barrels in fine order. Just rcreivod and
- for sale 10y az lS NJ REILLY
"A 4 AClllNE CARDS--A complete assortment Of
' Machine Carls, constantly on hand mud for
ale by FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE.
nP23
r JSiiEpPARD. Professor Of Music. will continue
~. 10 give lessons on the Piano Forte As heretofore.
PRIVATE lessons. TO those not possessing Instruments
ana opPo7tuniiie' for practice, will be gwen at his re-
corner Of Sixth and Quincy streets. dI1rciIv
opposite the residenrs Of Richard Simms, Esl.
Piano Forics carefully tuned
CJ =, wIli Sell on reasonable terms a Enc toned
SN Octave Pinno Porte, from The Mandatory of Sod. !
art Worcester and Durham, New York.
may 26-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

C~IHLDRENS' o
hNE HUNDRED prs. just received by
~ may , TODD g. ISuAM
% WDS. New Ohcans Sugar. prime quail
90 iy, Just received and for sale bv
mar 81 CRANGLE n BAILEYS.
zoo BBLS. Molasses. in prime order. IS bbls.
c9bO Sugar House Molasscs. do do lust re-.
ceived and for sale by CRANGLE q BAILEYS
mar ~
PIPER and Spanish Sole Leather. KIP. Calf and
Morocco Skins; alsn. Lining and binding skins.
Shoe Thread. &c. kept constantly on hand and for
sale, by SAINT. MCLALLEN.
mar % No. lSq. Main street
AOTICE-NOTICE-For Rent, n room on Water
" street, three doors south L. :. Hotel, suitable for
an Office or retail store, and decidedly one Of the best
stands in the city. Possession gwen Immediately.
Enquire ucNtdJOr. ap4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
.R. WM. EVANS SOOrHi Nj Sl-
nTp EAR @ TEErHING-

Dangerous Case of Convulsions and Painful Denth
ton. Cured Nv DR. VIM Evans Soothiug SNr"p
10 rIE AGEST OF DR. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP
Dear Sir he great benefit afforded 10 Hy suiier-
~ncinflut by your Soothing Syrup. m acJ So III pro-
uac,ei and painlul d~cutItlon, must ConNince every
ceiling parent how essential an early appbcauon OF
such an in, aluab e medicine u To reh,Nc infant
misery aud torture. NV infant wdile tceunS, expert.
cncei such acute sutierings tla' u w3s atacScd
with commissions, and my wife ana iaihSy s7rp"s'n
that death would sOOn release the babe rem enF~Nsh
ull W procured q bottle Of your SyrupF whii"h as
soUn as applied 10 the gums, a woh1er'ni chhnSe
was produced, aud after a lew .appltSau"hs' the
child displayed obvious relief, and bv continuing ia
- use. ! am glad to inform, you, that theShll nSs
completely recovered, and no recurrence 81 hat
awfal compliant has since occurroci lhe uSth ,afe
emanating tally. aud the child enjoys rcrtr"i health.
I give YOU my cheerful PERMISSION ~ make THIS nc
Acknowledgements public. and will 81 Oily give any IN
WIN JOHNSON.
\ gentleman who has made trial ct br, w. Ev
'Rr y Soothing Syrup IN his family. lin case of teeth
chi ID wishes ~ TO state that he found y entirely
..Ic,ul an relieving pain IN the gums, = ~ prevent
sE. the consequences winch someumes / 1ltow. We
'cheerfllly comply with his rcq'es;"-Sun.
T-Fwe believe il is generally a"Snomledsed b p
hose who have tried IL, that DR.. Evans Syrup Tor
Children Cutting Teeth, n%lyrrtised II another coll
l nm, Is n highly useful article for the purposes for
which u is Intended. Highly respectable individ-
Ials, 4. any rate, who have made use oi u, DO. MT
Ae state To give its virtues the Sanction oil their
IA ues.-Bostou Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

LIQUORS & wINES.-Champaisn brandy, su.
ErrDr 10 years old.
Sssae,'9 cenise, Fine favor q dark color,
hofGe1SE Brandy, do do
DOMESTIC Brandy, IN l2 pipes,
Tennessee Peach Brandy,
gam1lca Spirits, II years old,
Holland Gin. " D.. Rum,
Miadcira Vine. Zine and low prcedO
Lisbon and Sweet Malaga Niner,
Muscat IN cases, IN store for slle on accom-
HoaatinS terms, by the cask or on ralt hy
SOLOMON KING.
mav2s-tf No. IS corner Of Water Il Union ste.
% BBLs. Nos MAGKAkhL,
20 do Louisville LIME;
SO DO Rye WHISKEY:
80 DO No Pittsburgh SALT, in Store and
lot sale low TO clsse co~psl2nme1fts BY
may IS G d- MITCHELL.
FRESH FAMILY FLoUR-Tnadelphia and
other choice brands constantly on hand Al he
family Grocery Stole, next door To- WIN. r. Selby
CO. Man street. ,. n. ELLMAKER.
NEW ESTABLISINENT-The subscribers res.
" peci:siiy INFORM their friends and Tho public,
that they have formed n co-parnership IN :he whole
sale GROCERY y IRON BUSINESS. under the
firm of J. * X. Morrison, and have taken the large
mad convenient Store. corner Of Monroe and Market
Streets, lately occupied by J. II. Roberts as a Queens
ware Storu
They have SR hand 4 large assortment of Groceries,
Iron and Nails, which they offer for sale at the lowest
prices an assortment Of Cotton Yarns, and all other
articles manufactured in this section. constantly on
hand.
J. & X. NJ. solicit the patronage of their friends.
and country merchants in particular.
JOS. MORRISON.
aria ROBF. NORRIS ON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

tiNk DOG hsy ami dung forks; 40 4,
noes mil timber and nlloi's s,rcDy. oil -,
m,y S iUa''y. I'D Il MORRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

50 BbIs Va. I HERRING.
so do No. 3 MACkAREI-
20 do No. : do
20 do No | Tum'd SHAD
Received aud for sale by CRANGLE& BAILEY.
1000 lbs. y. York Sole Leather.
For sale by low by CRANGLE & BAILEY.
may 2S-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
n : RLDER GEIS1ON \ %

Prulnoc. COmtrs,oH & Forin1i3iag Merchants
EUrhw SrREiH. CrrosfrE 1Hg EUrAw HJrsr
III J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

doz large Whitcwash Brushes. a superior aricl
% received and 6r sale BY ~ REILLY
on %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

2 NiE WESTLBN p1fOT. rr Char of Inc Obi,
nnd Mississippi Rivers. Scr $50. just received
and for sac By STEPIENSON a. GARWOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

AAIS ATS-Tbr sudsrhsf krepssn hand II
- hnia 9fHIs ~ goof qnslty and cheer Tb,rs
,' i'f post "'tfa DO VIII Do happy 10 s1pyly he
'rsn+s nndcur~o1ers 10 al rues win The ,5,vs a.
u,Is# ~ ~ Jos Main S'rsr whsslns Va
8 HAFrTr fgsp' ~
-. sN l.N rH utFrLF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21
CHAPTER rs
OF
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS
chapter is now in force. !

/. Limited partnerships FOR the transaction OF
mercantile mechanical or manufacturing business
within this state, may be formed by two more
persons, upon the terms, and su hject to the condi
tons and liabilities prescribed in this chapter, but
nothing contained in this chapter shall authorize
such partnerships for the purpose of banking or in
suranCe.
2. Such partnerships may consist of one or
more persons who shall be called general partners
and shall be jointly and severaly responsible, as
general partners now by law, and of ono or
more persons, who shall contribute TO the conf
mon stock specific sum, in actual cash payment,
as capital and who shall be called special partners,
and shall not he personally liable for any debts OF
the partnership, except in the cases hereinafter
specified.
3. The persons forming such partnerships, shall
make and severnlly sign certificate, which shall
contain the name or firm under which such part
nership is to be conducted :le names and The re-
spective places of residence of all the general spe-
cal partners, distinguishing who general and
who special partners, the amount of capital
which each special partner has contributed TO the
common stock, the general nature of the business
to be transacted, and the time when the partner
ship is TO commence, and when it is to terminate.
a. No such partnerships shall be deemed 10
have been formed, until certificate: made as a.
foresaid shall be acknowledged by all the partners
before a justice of the peace and recorded Id the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21

HEALTH.-The Occupation otthe farmer is ia
vorabe to health. Man was made for exercise
for toil--and in it he finls not only health bur
happiness. The use of all our faculties, both of
body and mind, constitute sources of pleasure.
Inaction and slosh confer not this treasure for
which man lives and tolls. The most unhappy
individuals and the most miserable, imbecile ma.
TONS are those whom necessity does not com.
pel 30 labor diligently Tor livelihood. Therefore
let not the farmer regard his Occupation as
slavish one, or look with envy upon the man
who tolls not with his hands. He has occasion
to envy no one-there are some he can desPtSe
or pitu if he plenses.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21

A clergyman in Scotland desired his hearers
never to call one another liars, but when any one
said The thing thing that was no., they ought to
whistle. One Sunday he preached sermon ON
the parable OF the loaves and fishes, and being at
loss how 10 explain it, he said the leaves were not
lie those now days-they were as big rs the
his in Scotland. He had scarcely pronounced the
words. when he heard loud whistle, 'Whas that
said he, cas- me liar 'lt is Willy NJ Donald,
The baker Well. Willy, what objection ha, ye
To- what ha' told ye,' None, Master John, only
wanted to know what sort of ovens they had to
bake those loaves in
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