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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

A s,riRiicr Abont-A Lady named Mrs II. Armstrong
called upon Yesterday and detailed. while oI
distress sfiused her eyes. the cruel aud unfcclng
manner IN which she had been imposed upou and lett
pennylcss IN the world. by the cunning ola
mate rascal entitled Lemuc Williams, Jr who under
the garb of religion, swindlcd her oi the of
S.lOO We need only state that Williams is ir,m Bos-
ton. and was originally engaged under the tuition Of
the Rev. Abner kueeland in the dissemination aud
clucidaion of the principles OF Univcrsalism. lrnm
Boston he went To New York. when, after attempting
variety of schemes he started publication entitled
The Pearl, which discovered be great
gem and was Abandoned.
In that city he marricd--he says they married
"a woman, who, by her own showing. Was not ono
ofihe best and whOas far the faculty TIE hypo
criIe Is concerned, not "a whit inferior To himself
lie fled from New York and arrived in this city last
March. lie then prolessed hi mself have become
eri. through the mStrumcnnlity of his wife, io
| Aioihodsm lie wormcd himself into the good
opinion of many worthy persons of that persuasion, and
under their auspices revived ia this city "a religious
paper. The Philadelphia Pearl AMI Literary Repo,i-
tory Mrs. Armstrong, deceived by hts preensIOns n
religion. and his apparent standing among honest
advanced SlOg Ia make her husband partner in the
| publication of the Pearl" She found that her
money instead of being devoted the interests Cf the
paper. had beea appropriated ny Mr. Williams for his
own purposes la fact he deposited ia hank, togc
Their with several hundred dollars received frpm al
vanced subscribers and ON last Thursday night oil
TO BilIimorc, leaving all his creditors the lures
His wife would have followed hut remained behind
10 collect money from the sale of her furniture. Her
conduct since has been of character that leaves nO
doubt of her evil disposiiiob-P hiIdi. Times
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

II Mr.. Van BureH should be reelected Is !, not pro
labe that he and has friends will contend they
have done other occasions that the people thereby
sanctioned his plan for organizing the MiIt-wh.cli
he so strongly recommended 10 Congress land urged
ils PASSAGE and which ] understand his organ Nhc
sgobe) has pronounced Democratic plaza, and less
lIrihensome than the present system.
Is not Mr. Van BateHs plan ripr II must be- called
BIS until he dsOwns u AMI the Secretary Of War the
most Dcspotic system that could be invented But
the same time the Despite features covered over
nd entirely hid Gcom the eyes Of hs friends under the
cloak of Democracy. But If he should take n INTO his
head and demand that the people should put a Crown
or his head. and call him mod Grqci0Vs hi1e,
would not many Of his cOnfdng friends and supporters
very quickly look that project with their eyes;
md suppOsng they could with ten thousand OF the
.rcnrest kind of eyes. could they any end limit
20 the Dcspciic power which the l7th and ooh
.tiuns fthat Democratic ball wOud place 10 hs hands
would they challenge the military code of Napu
leon Bona parte that u any other Emperor, Kns or
Dcspoi within the last Eve hundred years produce
anything n the shape Of Law that could beat o. lIon
.s,ould they view the power punish the Militia with
Nrfb Cor sodiuon against tho President Vice President
or Congress- Governor, for striking dsOboyIne
officers placed over them by the President or other
,,is,.as provided for by tho Rules and Article Of War
which This bill declares n ihe IAN and ooh sections
The Militia when called out fo be- trained shall De-
lf1cctcd to(see Rules add Article If War. section.
g. G. = = & - However. sweet and pleasant the
dressed in c name Of Democracy got underline
.,f King Martin. the si % possibly mig. appear almost
terrifying and d,spotic in the time of tho "rcigr
.ul Terror" when one man fined 500 200 Virginia
ff publ shinp e The most scitous bpks lhat hu-
nan ingenuiiv could invent, hc was also imprisoned
sfx months cr a year. Oh my stars who can help
bot feel fJr him. even This late dBy for having .ut
iercd such iuUman and cruel punishment under chat
Federal administration of old John adams, when o.
fboy bad only have bad Sense enough tp have called
n Democratic odrInisrHt"n; instead ui uCIug com
PEELED io pay fine aud bc imprauHcd. lko thief
Pc nirrht have been tried hy court martial of 1r
rrcsdsnt's selecting, 0r selected ~ Some enemy con-
Ecrtoa rron Tho strength Of negro testimony aud .l
o. death r -ueh % mild domUr r1iio suir Chat fID luG
i.imeuf would have bern thing oi HH.hiuL quite
pleasure Ola Haars what blessings you posses
Mr Wchstcr. No thc great jig cabin gathering i0 I
Vermont. was Introduced o. uieubrf Of f1e Boston
Tea r1rv ar 90 veteran - year. 1i agc. WHO push Il
FL ta ic from they grwa'c ri The sIn. rf1 zoe wat
o. NJ Webster rTNs rcfHr1 to Gfaulsifru.' called 7.
o. flek.i1ata.lrG IS among Gee mountain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
FREDERICK COIrNTY

We have becH furnished with a copy Of very able
and we'll written address from The citizens this Coun
~ whose names follow. and who have renowned Van
Burcnism The address is strong in argument. sound
IN sense. and worthy Of men who love their country
We would like much 10 publish did not It's length IL,
these piping tunes prevent We are acquainted with
many Of them and arc n'ormed BY those who know
the whole that all but seven are armers and mcehan.
Ics The address IS said to have been written by T..
Williams. Jr
=. Williams Jr. Joseph Kcan A. s Baldwin J. u.
Shcnard. II. NJ Brent, Nathan Shcrcf Andrew Norn.
samuel Urinary Philip Hoover. James Meredith John
Anderson, Henry NJ. Baker joseph : Jackson James
Hope. WIN. q. Kircr Charles Barley. Lewis NJ For.
syth johnson Fur John p Wall J. r. Mex. Hollr
day, Joseph SFCmCr Isaac Niger, David Evans. George
kreruCr, Jr George W. Anderson DaIIlfcrro Sirit-
bling. John Carer, white Ilall1 John Parker Ncoun.
irrJ William Tpuchsonc Samuel Lewis. Gcprgr Par.
lci Griffin Chylss. Peter RIrley j. s. STROLLER WIN
Carpet So TIiomls ln'lau. Henry Cooper. Thomas
Sewer 'I7desl. Brent. Iccspu Pccrv. John s Tccly
William IO.r EHHtu RyJtlor. T.. \ SJugsicr Isaac
.. Ifr. q. lllta. lUsaIb T. Ni,hauoy John Rhodes
David libYIu.. Eplum pipher. Jacob Huffman John
q. Souscnoy, Ihrm1s Sporty. Joseph Cline Alfred
Wiley Alfred Mitchell, Wm. Wiley j. r. Hrirlno.
NOUS. John Parker .uNUJ Frederick Grlss. Phi.ip
Carprr Richard Sutuy Thomas BufIrr WIN S.r1fbrI
Joseph Shcrf1rl. John lluH Lawrence Garrcrl .frrr
SimWdcrmnn. Charles r. MlgrfI David g. BelrI
Isaac Gsueu. Joseph Runner Gcrrgo Bond Ealrrf
Blown WIN Davidson. Robert R.vvaT Adam ftrL.
bard. " q CuuuefI WIN Gr.ss John vs. rI.g.rg,y
Philip Hartley. RrbCu CIwiYrd o. .urmiu NIrg.rfe
James l. Clark, ~ n Mcclure. James NJ Errl-
George Syh.prs. st. " ~ Miller VIM SCENE, AL
Don WuI'c Harrison Blw,r. GYf1u T. WHrr J4aoI.
LemIcy. Benz Scorers. WIN l. CI1-s. R.b.r NI.y.
.rs. Nathan Paryru- WIN Jones. E.arfs.tuf,r. r,.4l|
I1urk. Jesse White EIwarI Dira-. o.. g. g,ladr4
'ohn Carter town. samuel Walker. Is G.. IYp.,,
.Jhu Smoke. Henry e. Ruler
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

Anecdotes oF THE RUSSIAN GoyERNMEr- When
one OF AicAInJIs visits 10 Warsaw was uuannounced
there was not time To clear the streets of a quantity
OF mud which had been scraped in heaps The police
(RussaTs) ordered the windows Oh the ground loor
oi the houses IA these streets To be opened and threw
the mud INTO the rooms One Of the bells of Moscow
was professionally banished the borders of the lev
ocean Siberia, three or four hundred years ago. for
hav Ollcd the accession of some pretcnder t. the
throne. THIS man passed himself oil rs an Emperor
who was reported To have been sirangled but the de-
ceIt was discovered, and his accOmplce the bell nun.
ished by the knOut, was found impossible 10 send
u TO Siberia according 10 the On his acccs
SON. the present Emperor published a ukase allowing
the bell O. return to Moscow. but not tn sound o.,
Inc brlh Of sou. sometime after Nicholas m a Sc
cond ukasc, granted u foil pardon, and Il Is nov nj
lowed 10 sound. Prince Roman Sangusko vas Danish.
ell to Siberia after the revolution Ills father al nov.
or gwen hun an establishments but the Russian Govern
nen' o5hgos ham 10 pay 10 them annually the income
las son ought To have received A Jew whom ne
(the father had formerly been instrumental m hiring.
ing 10 justice, had returned from banIssmcnt and in
CURED me same punishment; 20 aggravate Prince Ro.
man punishment, Tins man was chosen as his com
Iunion on the journey. and chanod with him Ia tIe
same iron bar From piy sixty are couplcd in Tho
same manner, and then strung together on the same
chain When They hall or the nighi they are not u4.
'haned' but are crowded nio a small space enclosed
~ h'sh s'ikcs pointed at the top, without any roof
ih so small That there no always space to lie side
ny SIDE \ gentleman from Crlcow. being at War
saw was imprisoned because he wore a rrnu cpr,,ve,I
WIN TIC letters y. T., which. 10 was insis,G. must
ln''n N"nNeIlc PolD2uc, lie was obliged 90 send IN
'f''"" ip obtain certificates that the letters were the
'mI'ls of his mother and that ,he had gwen ma,
lho rue-bi,gHings from Hc Note Book Of a N,y,L,y
irarlAcr. en- me Iiheao,mu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
JOHN W. ALLEN, of Ohio

Col Ephraim BoucH.-This veieran-,hc last Of the
"Gaspco Boys" and one ofIhc first Americans who
iorcbly resisted British aggrcsICns previous 10 the
ouionary wars yet among Us, and although Thin "a
few days of eighty years of age. Is active.
and apparently enjoys better health Than many of
seventy. lie has visited Pdwuckct several times re-
Gently and appears 10 take great pleasure ia ccpuning
the events OF his early life. lie came out yesterday
get couple Of canes which he had employed Captain
DdniOrIh l.. Peck of tins town, manufacture from
piece of one Of the limbcrs of the Gaspce. The
piece from which these canos made was taken
from the wreck ni the Gaspee after she burn
ed and used for some purpose abouta ropewalk until
few years since, when procured the relic,
and several canes were made from IT,
small piece remained. which was obtained bv Col
Bowen. Its length rendered u necessary that the canes
made by Capt. Peck should be spccd One ul them
consists OF two pieces and the other of five that no
one unncquaintcd with the fact would suppose they
were made Of more Than one. One of The canes
We understood Col Bowen. ne intended To present tu
the defendants of Mr. John Brown who plan ned and
commanded the expedition against The Gaspec. and
that one or both Of them would be TO Bunker Hill
when the Wing convention meets there on the OH o
September next.
Capt. Peck has made a present of piece Of the
lumber which he had left Il is English or Pastur,
Oak, - perfectly sound, and is much hcaN Ter thar
American white Oak.-PariHckt Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

The Sf,ck .JaJ1crs carserof The shorts" VA our
stpck market were sadly put o. CA Saturday. We
have already alluded to hr ~ ten OF certain stock
ohber- an circulating the aIrpriuus stories with
tic object OF iniurinc the bank uf lhe United States
II Is well known that We care nothing about That M
siiiu,ion-llso that We hold the opinion that ~ man
ascment has not. until within the lat three months.
been Of character calculated u win the aPpO,a al at
thc honest and upright. Still We are opposed with
equal decision To conSpracics conTivCd with the OBJ
irCi oideprcssng thai any other stock fnr merely
mcrceuary purposes and 10 the alarm and injury. and
perhaps the rum oi widows. orphans AND ohcr citi
WIN not familiar with the operations of these
gamblers Thus, state with pleasure, that tlIo
shorts were un Saturday last caught IN their ov n
tolls Finding the stock of the 4. y Bunk decline
rapidly under the impression of iasehood, and vi ihou
positive and real cuasc a number of capitalists
came forward and purchased all that was offered IN
the market.
day from 81 to 72-and thus the shorts" who bad
sold ION e." and with the hope ofdeprcssiny il still
further sadly alarmed. They were compelled
/ To deliver yesterday pay the difference, and must
have lost thousands OF the money they had previously
won. THIS system Is infamous one on bp,h sides.
There is gambling with those who buy ION time.
with those who sell. bot the buyer seldom resorts 10
the Calumncs of the seller and hence lac l. less culpa
bic. The transaction alone shows the little depend
ence To be placed The sales rs announced from day
L To day nj the brokers' boarl-ihai Is 10 say, who's
there is contest between the bulls aRd the "bcnr.
As much three dollars per share offered ior ia
loan for a week Of L. = bank stock on Saturday.
urler enable the "shoris" To deliycr-Ihcv hopin
that in tn meantime they might get the prico dow
again.-BickHeirs [Ph'iad) Reporter,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

MAKE RooN.-Nessu Thomas Jefferson Smith
and Andrew Ralph, Of Black Rock Enc County II
New York, former supporters Of Martin Van Buren,
have. like true patriots published in the Buffalo Com
mercial Advertiser rcnunC ation oT their attachon
10 hs destructive administration, and declared flci
determination 20 go for IIARRisOS a. BETTER Tryrs
The suyoIncd are 81 the reasons given by those
gentlemen for the course they have taken.
Our reasons arc manifold We will coutcnt o,,r.
selves by giving but few One 81 the most rnpfnopi
o. opposition 60 the established Sub'Tr-,surv We
formerly thought with friends That 10 was dancer.
Ousplacing iou msch power n The hand. oi the ESe.
cuiivc-wo tlink sill lie has obtained a. We ho
lievc. against tho will 81 The people his hyoritc-
though on rciected-SubTrcasury Now. fhronrb
DIS Igrntshe D. asking ior Standing army On limo IF
peace which has been hc cause IT the o,rrihroy, of
rnost Of the far republic that have been sulycrsd -
The moncycd power and % standing army Iu The hands
of the Executive, consider dangerous ~ the liner
ties Of free people This on our opinion b. c,iIcYti,
sought or. oud .one rau obtained. hy iho Executive
rf hcsc United States and Sc are resolved be shall
have no more at our support
The New York Time says
Tu1uAg JFFFER-ov SurrH EsI Be- well known
here the Former editor " The Mrfr1r.rf1n publish
cd 90 Washington Of The strongest ld,grates of
Mr. Van Burcn's administration u rhc country
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

VIR MAS CukNCT'i.-A rules held Oh the
clerks Office Of the circuit superior court q law
aud chaucsry for Oh .ounty Of Omoin the month
Of August. 1870. ,
William T. r.. fson, administrator Of on and
singular the eg..s and chatcls, nights and credits
If William H. iarpu, deco. Complainant
against
David Nrrle James " ntcrs. Dnuiel Zane Jacob
r.. Bier I'D i.l0yd g. Uughc-, aud khcnczcr he
Defendants.
~ defendants David Myrle aud james Watcrs,
u0. having entered their appcarlcc aud gwen secu-
according fo the act of assembly and thc Dol. -
. this Court audi appearing by satisfactory proof
that tnev ere no. inhabitants ~ thts coWmauw tath
On motion of the com claimants by counsel ts or
Isr,d that the slId dafeud1nts to appear hcre on
.hs Ffst dav OF che uDNf ll term % tHs tuurenirr
st. arf.rrf4nre give scturfv for tle Performance "a
M, Ilrrr fn tItIe cause, sud h then answer % me
.,,,f.Iarurta hrIl rIIt wise 0stid OBJ suf hiid
.Isf cory 81 tIt.r order Do iur'hwtl lh-ffi'u ll
-lY,r ue ff.ras rrrfsd fu tlc oItv a. Nhttl' lOf
IL. ,,,r fia -uree.sIy..y Hud pos I'D 90 th. front
/. ..- I'll fb. d, .Ir. h.U-s - OIpcoiuf.
AK I LIDLEY. rl.t.
r. LAsiB, g. Comp az ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
FOR TIE WHEELING TIMEs

FOR THE WHEELING TIMES.
] would not wear the purest gem.
That ever grac'd the oceans breast;
IL It had cccked anOthers form,
Or TO another lips been prcsi,
would not wear a laurel wreath.
That on anoihcr's brow had hung;
Id sooner yield my fleeing breath.
And sleep 'unhonOred aud unsung"
] would not wear the faircsi flower,
That ere was loved by Po,,cr,,:nc;
lin were plucked from Ladys bower,
To grace another breast than mine
Give me the diamonds constant beam,
It's ever changeless. ever true;
But far from inc the O'Pal's CLEAN,
lis brilliant. but Iis icklo too.
The Laurel hath a charm for me
Bat not auother's withered wrcath
No. crown me rather from the Cypress Tree,
The Prototype of Death.
love 10 wear modest hDwcr.-
The gIfl of one who cares fof me
Whether It bloomed IN Green gay bower"
Or by the lonely, deep blue sea -
Bot had another snaich'cd tho bloom,
Prom the once bright. boquet:
Although { hrUuds my heart IN rlDom
BY Heaven, I'D fling the gifi away.
ElizabelhiUwn. Aug. llih, 1910 HENRIQUE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
SERVED HIM RIGHT.

A friend IN Indiana writes that a few DAYS be-
fore the election. eight hundred Wayne county men
horseback To meet General Harrison al
GreenyIle They had not proceeded far on their way
when they discovered that some British Tory had
hung a peiticuat a tree. about 80 feet from the
ground. and TO secure II from The Republican Wings
had bcsmcared the tree with filth. A few Hooshers
alight,d from their horses, and Notwithstanding the
federal loco iocos armed with guns knives asd
lomaha wks, the lloushiers compelled one OF them to
climb the tree through has filth, bring down tho
peilicuat, put II himself, and parade before tho
company, and perform certain federal loco foo voiu-
items, To the nciiable ch ,grin Of h federal cuucder
ates.-MadiSOHidA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
,. E. WHARTON. Ea,'vr end Prqprs,or.

TKENs-rhc Tri.wcekly roper - published ON
Tuesdays. ThurSlays and Saurdays, Mt - per annum
n advance. or SO r,c ci.d 1T the year s. iOr siN
months No subscriber received Tor less term Than
sis months.
rshshed on Wednesday AZ - % per aunun' iu ad
vtnce - If not paid within ono moHih i1"n The
beginning of the year M subscribers vii he re-
rcived. except such as paw Ia advance. FOR b m''',
II 80 - invariably charged Nc suhscrhcr renewed
Tor less term than six months aud paper d~c'n
tinucd. except at the discretion of the pubshor until
MI arrenrages rlil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

There was debate ut Holidays Cove. in Brooke
%. day before yesterday. We have heard no pariic
uiars except 'hr d. EdgIngIon Esq. came in cUniucl
with The rcdouhiahle Col Thompson. lie is said to
have yielded up his little spri without groan. He
did not come home through Welsburg streets, bit
ook the bank Of the river. from which oyly position
be was sometimes seen To cast an eye upward n
though lac expected the sword Of Edgingon's satire
was hanging over him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

Pg'a-r Far4ifnre-lt has been asccrt,iocI that In,
silly impartial foreign dishes Of J1'c ds foc gsos
Inldo al Sirasburs Germany by cscrucranng gees ~
death hy s'uiiing hclr hycrs ADD the equally crpcn
''c d,HrIcy also nf diaioH arr trpaes. or turs,ts
stuffed with iruiilcs, imported from france. and b1b
OF "hi'h iuSuious pnurry dishes are ~ much pr.sed
nF our worthy President ~ the White House. af
Wellington, are utterly unknown m tc rrrHbI,rr
Ing CABIN oi Cen iIITr.pu lt North REM lie f.Is|
Fmsiy fare. 1ud bacon ami hpmrrr washed own
With h1rd cider. quite gpol enough foo pIlil Hsmo.
erals
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

"Kiu9rrtooF Bags"-The Hartford Tfr,cs f, ,,,-
Of getting cop an opposition enthusiasm to the rlasor1.
noe fever gave The SubTrclsuryi.cs the name Of Kin
darh10k Brs' 4 farmer ir our Office s1iI o. was fb,
mo't Appropriate name portion Of them could have
fr hey 'KuIcrhopk" from fhe Treasury whenever
flcy g,I .lsros. either trs wy of Grand Char.
.r.. 20 Ir..f -fty1Irz .I.. ifru p.H4f..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
a DNuNISTRArOR.s SAIE-wn hn

A DAIINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Will be sold. AT
IA public Auction, AZ the Auction Rooms OF Hall a.
Wickham ia tho city of Wheeling on Mondas tie n n
day Of August 1910. The Books, Medicines. Surri-
cal Instruments minerals and shop furniture, belong
ing TO the esnte of Docior Joshua Morton deceased,
for particulars hand bills,
Terms OF Sale. all under Sl00 cash. oyer 81 90,
sixty days credit, purchasers giving negotiable notes.
with approved endurseIs.
ISAAC w. MITCHELL. r. s
For Richd. Harlesty. : o. &. and administrator Of
the estate of Joshua Morton deceased
aug - HALL d WICKHAM, AucIionoors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

We have to inform the correspondent Of the Argus
ihnt he can have his wheat AT the specified price a.
SION a. he gives us the requisite surety that he will buy
1t. We do not want thousand bushels of Wheat
our hands when II Is falling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

Connected with the above, is uf tho most eN
-tonsive READING ROOMS ia the United Slatos.-
FERNS IN snhscrber-, - year. Strangers are free
To visit il foe the space of one month Those who con
tinue To visit for longer will he put down as
Subscribers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

- The Albany ArgGs quoting f-y1 the big,f,,.
I'd Federal journals 81 ihe last war O., Justify 90. l.,.
of General Harrison. Ilr wishes 20 learn The papr
Iif sentiment OF That day @ aust turn 10 ae Dcm,,f-
newspapers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

i..u ne itlfuH iJlI.Ig J.ur1rI
EIograH4 Wlsai The lJsufifyuI TIHu.r.E yyI,c,t
delivered from th, Euc Canal during Gee first v,art
August nc the places named b,.1., O.. t4 g,rrgNs.
Br.9 hour EI.Iris Wheat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

NlRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks flee of
the tITcCIt Superior Court of Law uad Cnauccry
for the county Of Ohio, IN the month of august
1910.
Henry Moore, John y. Clarke and Mark !
Douglass late partners % business under
the firm, name, and style Of Moore. Clarke t.
& Co. Compliments. rE,
II,nr,,. N,,,IJ ,d Pc, Nr,,s,r Gerry
Defendants
The defendant, Henry Mould, not huv ug entered
his appearance and gwen security at coldirg 10
the act # assembly and the rules Of tins COur, nd
~ appearing by satisfactory proof that he Is not an
lnhahitaut Of this commonwealth. On motion II
the Complainant bv counsel, II IS ordered that i,
said defendant do appear here the first day Of fc
next fall g.. III 81 tins Court, enter his appearance,
give security for the performance # the der IN
the cause, ana file MS answer 60 the conn alnEGt5
bill or tthcrw Isc dCfrEd his suit and fid' COZ
II this order be f1I thwin inserted n some n.wEI
per printed 10 the city Of Wheeling ipr NO months
excessively andlpo-t7d az the front dor oi the court
house Of OHIO county. a copy tssr.
ALEX. 4. T. hDLEY, Clerk.
WuEAr, flr Compt. az 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

The TTPPECANOE FLAG Is iszued from this office
on the Ist and 18th Of every month Price % els.
fr,m this time until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

The Argus. has received slip from Springfield Hi
nors giving them the returns from North Carolina
Quite direct.
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