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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
INDIAN TREATIES

Ihere "a noshssg which ooaii place the Wing can
ddaie an q more advantageous contrnss wi b the pre-
sent and past admins than the ireatcs sds
- them ~,,h the Indiana C-ncrol Har.on has lselu
more Indian u,aie-. aud ext,ngui-hei tIeir nle 4
more lands. than any 'her midi, tdus 81 the county
tc kne,~'the Ut the Indiaps. and hss trea G,
were m,de in good fatt them aud to the L. Ssacs-
Possessing The unlimited rssnlGence ol bis own CIV
ernmeo AMI Cd the Ind as he represented bota s;id
prevented prsuaft speculation. lie co Id have amsss
I'd untold wealth. but has saspion breoiheS.
whisper sgainst his integrity. ESamine his treaties
and 1t will 10 found that his styulaiions opened IN
door tor fraud invited no injus,ice 10 the Indians
ROW rpsrS the difference. The prceent coadiiso
vf ihe country n charged specul zion Who ar'
the spccuatorsi Who made treaties. nnd iriIneC
ihen 10 Create fraudulent speculsi,orIs' Majr Ia
AMI General Casiec made a treaty. with the Choc
nation Of Indians Danc,ns Rvhb, Creek. ON ih
9Th Sspremb~r $50. IN winch the iolls sins iona
tious Of land were made.
aerc.
I To Greenwood L1inre, Nutackachie and
| Msshulatubaec, ioar sections each, being 6s
David filsim. four sections S6i
/ To J. Garland. Co onci Ro eri Cole. Tuppana-
homer. John PIIchynn. Charles juan Je-
| hssebsIuhbc. Enyehahobia ofehoEa. iva
| sections ench. 1924
To each Of cer,nin hsads Of families. not ex-
ceedine sorty IA number, one s'cIon each. $3.50;
three quarter sections each, e,o.so,
| To 400 others. one half section each. t2s.uU'
4 10 $50. one quarter section each. 5000
/ To Pierre juan. Peter Pitchlynu. Israel Full
som, LOUIS I.afr,rc. Benjamin James. Joel
| III Nail. G.. w Iarkins. Jack Prt:hynn.
! Hopoyn Jahubbe. Onor kabbe. Benjamin
! Llfforc. Michael Lafforc, and Aiken Yates
and wife. each Two scctl'n IA, l66
/ To james l.. McDunal, Robert Jones. Nah
! Wall. james Campbell, G.. Nelson, Vaughn
| Brashears. X. iIarr :. LilIle l. ndsr. ;. fos-
ter. J. Vaughn. l.. Durans. SLfnu,l Long.
| T. Magagha, Thomas r., errc Giles ThomrS
! son. Thomas Garland. John Boyd, William
| LAHORE, AMI Turner Brashcars, one and
| half section each. 1851
Also. sector each 10 Middleton Mackey.
! Wesley Tram. Chucklehomo, Moses Csier.
y. w. Wall. Charles SCOT. Mo ~ Nail. SUI
san Colbert. Samuel Garland, Silas Fish-r.
! d. McCurtain. Oaklalomas. Polly killenr.
they. S.laS Pitchylnn. and Thomas Pitch
! lynn, Jane, M,dison. and Peter. SOILS Of
MishuiaIubbc. Henry Gsoves, and John
! Donly. 1S,lG
! And TO Willis fIarkin. James u Hamilton,
! William Jdzen. Tobias Lahore, 10. nIke,
} Icob Fusion. L Hayes. Samuel Worcester.
George Hunser. William Tram, Robert
Nail. and Alexander Mckee. one half sec.
ton eac,.. IS
To Chociaw worneH mud their children, 26e
TO other kcads Of families 250
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
origin or THE TERMS HARD ClDEI"
AND "LOG CABIN"

Thu. Washington corrsspondcn; Of Tho ba'iimofs
Republican, prominent vsoD PAPER speaking
ssceringiy of Ge5 Harrison, s'vs:
-Gire Aiaa \ J7rrcl o. Hari C2e-. end s..ie rem
sion Of ,ro thousand ycr- and cur 'ooTd y0r ~. ne
-H sit me renai.dsr Of .sis days se7ic"'od an Leg
Gaia"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

Tor sale the Comp,iug Room Of tho wIesiirg Times
and Advertiser
City summons. County SuDrnoos.
Executions kSccutions,
rsAis Bonds.
Eutn:aon. 81 AssaEli. R.cognizsnces OF
bail.
- s:Ety srr,n nss SIR AVssU Deed. Leases Warrant
srricant.' B,t,-. Declarations - iorInSl Bills q. Ia
s,ng Ped,ar's Notes. Notes 9. NJ & NJ. Sank. Notes
or :: w. BlrS Checks oil the laRks. eould and
pl-in, sc. SC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
FoR yICE-PREsIpENI
job " TY l. e IL,
~ IaSISIA,

~ EaSINlA.
vrso1xI. ELEcroR.I TIcKEr.--Tae iolowin: b
,- gs,,osal ticket agrees upon. -ra recommended u
10 vutsT4 /. the OLD Drn'EIon, b. The Harrison AMI
,F.!c- CoayeuIJa which ao, the 2f.h Feb. q; Eic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

EXTENSIVE FcEoSNfES The Phiadelphia Cazefis
OF yesterday eN 0nng says Our Community vs. thH
morning thrown into considerable eIt iteuent srsrQ
from whispers and surnises relative 70 orgores sao
70 have been made yesterday, reported. every bah
m cor city and liberties Uppn making inquiry we
asceruinsd the following facts u sppeafs thai &C.
counts lave hson opened IN the several banks IN the
names Of Hsadyfidis y Robcrt'. SIsisey Wood and
George 3. AfcRes 4 Go. oil Of ehom. v wo undor.
stand correctly. had gwen iier residonce Of No a.
Wainpt street Yesterday checks we're drawn nv
Vdpoyniais 4 Robsrff snd dsposusd " one or othsr
Of tho stove mentioned firms, with the word "ro~l"
written thereon, and the nane Of the Ts.r Q sc..
The check exhihi,ed was rome-'. .l,y 81 L.. zone A.
..- f.r1s.''.r H"sc '... -s amount w1s NJ
f-..a al a.l.....s. -Ha H.ra .s .-... o. b..
s.a. mode ..... -E ts -....... ... .t...
a.a. tsc,is.. a- ..a .-., o.. .ss--r -.s al. ...l 90
H.y E" as.... ..sts-. Que arn...r.. ..st.....
-r .Blr- .y .4.-.s. CO making s. ss.s... 81.
o.. ar.l. .1. 10 '. '- ..-s tte.f. .
c. 30 8. Vl.c1, s.s-- %. .--.-.t 81 -.
~ 'as.1 SO. o.. 30 ,..- a.t as-sfsat -. sso.,
eye. ~ .ls a-r. - ..,a.y ...-s--.s .-y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

In addition TO the number set down IN the article
f.om the Bil,inore Patriot. have the pleasure
adding snather whg gain for the House Of Delegates
Lewis & BraIion have returned souni whis to the
legislature. Hurr. for L,wi. & 8FsItoD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

AIACmSE CARDS. complete a,Sortmsas q
w Machine Cards. ooosrsnfly % hand and -
ale b. FORSYTH. NsoOSE g. CLARKE
Spa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
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PUBLISHED raiw-2n1sAl MRI2kY
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81 Is invariably ehatss3. No sabscr'.,. rscrivcd
Af IS terra rsas ar rsonlas. and Eo-papct st-son
tiare exc-r. At Ia, 6isr0:io: c the Y.5i,s All;
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

WHO WILL VOTE THE VAN buren, TICKET;
All who are perfectly satisfied with tho prescn. SIT,
uliinn Of our afTIirs.
All who wish 10 have property Of every des~ripron
reduced 10 one-haf one-tIi q its f.rrn.r value
AL who Wish TO the price OF labor reduced IN n
level with that paid in Europe.
All who wish Ca have the wealth Of him yvbose
money is luaned Oh bond and NOR gage doubled
All who wish 10 have the sOn of a man without
property remain poor forever.
All such prefer the interests Of the office holders
to the interests of the people
IN wOrd-lil who are in favor Of the hard mon.
ey sub-treasnry system.
WHO WILL VOTE FOR TIE HARRISON
TICKETP
All who wish for an Improvement in The financial
and business condition ofrhe country.
All who wish have properly stand at ITS fair val.
ue and labor receive iis just recompense
All who wish TO have the young man NJ character
bat without property. stand equal chance with The
son of his wealthy neighbOr
men has baen better han thai ofihe wo.kiHrmen ..
Europe. and who wish 10 have il remain 90
Al snet prefer the interests Othe people 10 thai
Of the Ofire-holder.
All who ne willing To- try the experiment. Of a
change uf rulers. and not bound oy tho shacl
les 81 party - To he afraid TO &, %.
In shor all who opposed 10 the herd money SD
treasury system
-. r III - - e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

! wEErLI~o ISs7ITUTE I'VE attended on Tuesday
evening the Exhibition Of the students the Institute
ua1cr ihs M.ssrs. Canning. To say that were
highly gra,iied with the various eIhbiens in deea-
nation = .1ying sufficient The eHtire eIerci.
hough credi,s5e 10 the students. also highly cred
liable TO the prccepiars and exhibit another evidence
tia, th. attention and capacity devoted by ihosc
gentlemen the education those placed Ter their
is richly deserving the highest appreciation ard
reward The dialogue Of ia, schoo' master. ws,rh
Ill remer WAC were present that evening. pre-
E-nIs. from the ps Of tue clergyman, who formed
oiihe character several very lrs up,l iica-
ton aad schools He says il we remember. "your
tailor nss; BE- Workman, your shoe maker .r-t be
workman. yorr dancing maS.er rna5' es w"rknan
Bui yolr school ,,es mint ,sors chap. ThI'. how
ever, is mol tie way make good aen 5ers Of ETY.
AM as We have here teachers that are wc-kma5 Let
q not isk lksIa 10 --oFk vaeap.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

FNllI. II az lfctlff notICt- 'Fa nNts NCIuutH
NJ -. -; ,iiI be eilar gsc Sc .nssi,E 3insertlots
or .esS.
TIE proceedings " he cry council. eisy Orji'.ncss
end orders, resulat,y s?,ss. an his PAPER.
ConENctc6 with the cfiice OF publication Of the
Nl,oc'ins Times sri Advertiser. is n JOB s BOOK
IGl. ting OFFICE, where may he hos on fvosa-
lttenns. Blanks ~ order. Ca.is. t!anihil,. Slow
i.s &c done IA the noais-t style and short noscs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

TIE late election IL hs State presents many inpor
lani f,aures Tor consideration and hen we relect
that Ire popular given is Gar more favorable
Z, The whgs thaa even the ljoriiy in the Legsla
tufe w,uid i:trsc. shall in great fJr graf
UisIoi, thar gcci. and energetic fight mas
been ma ie by the Wings In several instances tbeir
Of tact aal division RAE lost member of the
LrgislaIure but the Tina they have, in ho,.
given ample evidence that in tn. cause Of Har
rison the would be foInl ready. In general. we
s-T that The coaicsi 10 this ate IN. boea such
- s.lrr' .'ei credit the Whigs. has been one
in watch III y have doIs Ihsnselyes, their AND
their o1-n'-y justice Ia sayiuS This m Ich We are
conscious we DO no more than justice 10 them aad
emily prcssnt 10 their view incentive further eI
ertinns, future harmony AMI more glorious results
The Wings now know what they have contend
azainsL They have the exact length and breadth
Of ;hs power Of ther opronenIs-all they have do
between this aud assi November II ihey do it.
If they 10 all they put hei shoulders the wheel
vii right good earnest, hey Of carrying Vn.
is for II .rrison an5 reform.
We find the subjoincd noics in the Newark ~. j.
Wing
], Is estimated that 600 Irishnen arc preparing to
ernh1rk from Limerick IN May; aud about 10000
from Prussia account Of rel g=us tronbes There
IS snDngh and to spare in the brOld West or the
who'- Oppressed population of Europe.
We join with our Newark bro,her in his views Of
the capacity Of the wssr but comics. thai we were
hitherto znoran, that Pressio alone could send forth
ten thousand Irishmru.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

The stronsos, Of all governments is iaat which i,
most free "-IfgTriSon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
DRAWINGS
PUBLISHED BY Ap corE ! CO w11e

PUBLISHED by A.. r. COFF & co. WHEELING
New Jersey, &c. for Dec. 2. 1893 Sc So 81 SO
90 81 AZ % 6S 81 3 10. Lowest prize S 90.
Maryland STATE. %. for Dec. A. 1889: IL So a
SO Al rs IS 60 Sc 4 - a 81 81. Lowest prize
5 on.
Wheeling. NJ. Dec. S. 1899 90 Is SO SO "a
% Is 81 81 4 IS 81 I6 SO. Lowest Prize 4 90.
ElizabeIhlown. s.. Cor Dec. 6. 1899 25 65 90 so
90 ? 81 50 So AZ Ia. Lowest prize 4 DO.
Petersburg. 7, for Dec. Z. 1889 Sc 81 10 80
4 10 81 p 80 90 35 "A 2. Lowest prize 10 90.
= New Jersey. a.. for Dec. Q. 1899: 81 1895. 70
% 80 80 IA So SO 90 as 65. Lowest rrizc 5 90.
Town Hall. a.. for Dec. IL. 1899, So al 70 I2
- p IS 10 IS 43 70 CO So. Loves, prize 5 90
Internal Improvement. Z. Tor Dec. Is. 1882: 80
66 Is 80 50 10 80 IA as IS 81 Az. Lowest
prize 5 60.
Iccsb1rg Academy. 7. for Dec. IL. 1881: IL 81
"a 81 81 So - II 81 AZ % So 20. Lowest
prize 10 90.
Prizes in aay Of the above drawings cashed by A. p.
GOFF a co. on presentation at her counlrr. Mo-.
IA 20 81, share Of 81 900. sold by cs in the Lessburg.
Z. Dec. IL. and cashcd ut a small discount.
Drawing of the Nd. State. 80, Ter 18Th Dec. 1871
81 IS 30 25 IS % So "A So AZ 81.
Mes 25 a IS prize Of $1,000. MAS s,ld hy us
The day before the drawing, adding another 70 the LIST
eFPrizes sold this month";. II you wish 10 fli your
pnckeis with pgEt notes call at Cof& Cos. a huy a
ticket inncdiasely G. De- %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
Flss & MAaNr assurances Co. }
Wheeling. December 90, 1899.

"H"-H'EF ENNN"l"FI " IUDI-
AT 4 MEETING of rhe Beard of Directors held
this Gay. 70 was osiered That A DIVIDEND Of six per
cent on The capitd stock Of this company paid in. be
pod. 10 The respective stockholders oa demand, on or
after the ooh Of January next: Pyop:9eI that no
stocdha'der. who shall be indeb;od To The Company in
any sum due " ~payatfe.O or who shall not have given
- asrsecuriiy forth, unpaid residue Of his sock shall
I" ii3ed io receive his dividend. ill such debt be
pai1 or Enrs security Sc given -
AaG ordered further. That out Of The surplus fund
OF tho Company, one dollar per share be set arari ard
applied ms a pnyment0G tbs sleek. and 10 credited nc
%eoriingiyI 10 the respective stockholders on their s.ock
bonds. n
TnE ASNrAL ELECTION. Cor directors OF Ibis Com
Pany VII be held al iirs oiice on MondSy The 9Th day
otJan AIRY neHf, commencing at ssx O'Clock. r. ".
dee2S ID. LAMB. Sen'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
CnILpREN TEErmNGLr nnlhe.. .na ~.

TEErHING-To Mothers end Nur-
~ ses-Yon are aware that there aro hundreds Of
those little ones you 80 dearly love. who are daily hnr.
ned into an uniimsly grave. from Ina. distressing NAL
aay, Convu!sioas. which almost every infant falls a
prey TO at tae tInre- of dentiiion; therefore. YOU who
are mothers and have the care Of those inIe ones.
should apply 10 PARIS Celebrated Soothing Syrup. for
ihiHntie Teeth. which has prrse rved thousands. when
thought past recovery. 1non that destructive nayag-r.
tor. sale al Al ST. Clair street. next door 20 tho ALE
gheny bridge. Pittsburgh and at 10 North Eighth st
Philadelphia.
ALo-For sale-at the store Of JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling. Va. nov ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

- ~~RUSTEErS NoTICE.-The Trus.ee OF T. s.
a G J. Iioa. gives notice that The purchasers
at The late Auciion Safes made BY him. masi ccnqly
with the ie rms Of sale Tor before the frt klonday r,
January, 1910 Against al who neglect this notice.
he will be compelled to institute suit, Wi,hozt disine-
ton Of pcrsous.
AT penons knowing Themselves indebted 10 fhe
siid la;e firm. vii make irnediaie payment 10 fhe
Trustee OF has Attorney, Otherwise he Will institute
suits 10 compel attention 20 This request.
The unsoid siOrk o. dry goois. groceries. and mis-
cellancurs merchandise. viii De offered AZ private sale.
upon the most advautagsous iorms. both Of price and
time Of payment. unih further notice al No. ? John
sons Row. Market ST. JAMES S. WHEAT.
dec 26 Attorney fr Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
dec 81 DORSEY s. ARMSTRONG.

AAJTNEs & LIQUoRS-3S pipes. half pipes q
casks Wines & Liquors. consisting OF Cog
nae Brandy. "A Segnette" brand. pale n dark color.
Bordeaux. do. Fine Champagne. DO. Vintage. 1921.
Lisbon d Madeira Wines, Loudon Port Treble Grippe
Sweet Malaga. Irish whiskcy. ". L. Rum. Holland
Gin. Deaniehns assorted sizes. Just received and for
sale low by the eask or on drafts by
SOLOMON KING.
dec II No IS. Water. =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

CtITY AUCTION RooMs-The subscriber Lav
" fus Esrn s4c-.are 70 los Marke, square, (fu.
Gently Ceedpies~bs ks.Qesxe Sights is prepassd. to
receive Consignments either Tor puhlic or pi Gate .sse
lie will attendi OF ales OF Real Estate, FurnitureSI
sierchandIze al the auction rooms or other places.
CoHsgnees eaa descend on haviag sales PAID WITH
rnoxrTSxss.
Liberal adyancermadc on goods LEFT for sale. Sirnn-
gers and Others are insured that nothing on the part OF
The subscriber shall be wantng to give satisfaction, and
that his terms all bc.lihernl.
aug % LIB. TURNER. Azos;oaeer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

GAZE OF VALUABLE BLOopE9 STOCK
~ BY virtue offs Deed of Trust from Thomas. G.
Moore. TO mo for the benefit OF Remembrance III. Lind.
sey. will proceed 10 sci. 10 lhe highest bidder. ON
Monday the 18Th day of January nexr. the following
ihornugh bred siock-5dy .St1Hion Diff Green. 5as
Stallion OConncn, bay Mare Faruy LiskyoOt, and
Gay Horse r. Pier.
The sale will rake place At 10 o'clock. on Nfarke,
square. Tin terms will be fully made known al, tho
day Of sale JAMES A.. CLARKE. Trustee
d h.lI I1 9 S,cs9aA' Aae''', s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

RHEUMATISM. entirely cured BY the ue OF TT
% =. HARLICIPS COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
ING AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS.
mr. SOLOMON WILSON. of Chester Co. Pers-sl
vania. afflicted Cor two years with the above distressing
disease OF winch hehad TO use bis crutches Cor eishisea
months, his symptoms were circulating pain in all
has joints especially IN his Hip. Shoulder aid Ankles
-paia incroszing always towards evening. attended
with neat Mr. WILSON was at one time nst able
to move his iJnbs on account Of the pain being 50 q .
he beng ADVISED by a friend Of his TO procure Dr.
ftARLiClfS PILLS, on which be sent Ia ths agent IN
West Chester and procured semi; on using the med
cineite aiird dey the paindjsappearsd. and his strength
increasing fast. anil in ihrso weeks vas able 70 attend
10 his business. which be. had not 9oae Cor IS ,nonlhs
for the benefit Of others afflicted, he wishes those lines
published. that they may be re!i. yed. and sgain enjoy
The pleasures or a healthy life.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

NOTICE-All persons knowing themselves isidcbf:
~ ed 10 the late firm Of }. Aud & Co, ara request
ed 10 call and settle their respective accounts on or be-
fore the LIST 1f January next, a, longer indulsence can.
not be given; all accounts reInaining unpaid at that
time. will be placed in The hands Of n proper officer
fr collection. ,. r. DICKEY.
Also. a LILLE Of the 'nee5fui' would he thankfully
received from those indebted 10 the SUBSCRIBER.
dec7 j. II. u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

A +. GoFF & co. EXCHANGE BROKERS
<As buy ell kindsof uncurrsni money. drafts. cer:i-
6ccies of deposit and all eastern checks. Tie highcsG
premium paid for the notsso Of all solvent eastern banks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

LNbY DORSEY. Qafc Dorsey * Tysoa) has The
IL pleasure ofiilormiag bis friends and the public
ihai he has associated himself with Mr.. r r Arm
'sirong; tr the purpose OF conrinuing 70 iransacta for
warding and general connrs sion business IN this city.
under The firm end style Of Dorsey * Armstrong. anl
he respectfully sOiiols Zoe the new firm a continuance
Of the pa,rosnge of his fsends and tho public. We
are prepared TO make the usual advances on consign-
incn,s TO odr address, and TO I'LL all orders for the pus-
ehrSe or sale sf the Produce. aud Manufactured ara
eles of tlls section Of country. To the Receiving and
forwarding of Merchandise. particular attention will
be given. a thoss who consign goods to our care may
rest assured of their prompt shipment.
dec 81 DORSEY * ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

nlSsoLUTioN or co-PARrNERsHIP.-The
co-parncrship retolore-esl between Ely
Dorsey and Wm.B Tyson, under the style al Dorsey
&Tys.a. ives dss,iv-d'hy mutual consent on the Glib
day ofiDaeenb.s. 1852 The business of t.e late
Grm ssili be settled by the esncprrcnco OF bOii parties.
de- jill ELY DORSE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

HNEJALE SEMINARY ~. is ne iuseniion of the
Undersigned 10 open GA Thursday. 9nd day Of
January. hn the upper apartment of Wheeling lnsii-
tufe. a Seminary for the instruction of young ladies'.
IN the various hisnehcs of an English. Classical and
Scientific Educapon. Having had mulch experience
in the business of teaching. he naiiers himself tha, he
shall DE enabled TO render satisfaction 30 pasen,s and
guardians Who may be willing to .enirusi lhsir daush-
tiers and wanis 10 h. care.
IL Is important for purposes OF anangemeniand claSs-
iGcstion. that those who may be desirou, Of entering
the Seminary be present on The day Of commencement.
Tuition for the lower branches So per quarter; Cor
the higher sic; each quarcS comprising az usual. Gle
ven weeks.
Should Further information &c desiTcd il may be had
by arslcaton 10 Rev. r. r Wecd. d. d.
A s~ssiieniar reference To Eames il deemed unnecs-
sary. doc 2I-v.<ws N. MURRAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
DYSPEPSIA! "a :.

Acre Proys Of As Egedey Of Dr.. HGrliek's Msdie;fss.
Mr.. JAnEs HARTMAN, OF Sumnyio: II. Pa, eHiircly
cured fIhc above disease. which Le was afflicted ~iia
tor sx years. ES symptoms were a ssnse Of deien-
sion and oppression alter eating. distressing pain in ike
pat OF the stomach, nausea. loss ofappetie, gidains@S
AMI eimness ofsigh,, extreme debility. halulsncy. acTid
ernelatIons, sometimes Vomiting. end pain 10 the right
side. depression OF spirits. disturbed rest. fsinine.. aud
not able 10 prEsue bis business without causing imme-
diate exhaustion and wsorHess Mr.. Hartman is hap
by 10 stale to the public, and il willing 10 give any IN
formation to The afflicted. respecting the wondos'ul
benefit he received from the use Of DR.. HARLiCH's
Compound Strengthening aa9 German AEssie.i PsRs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

T HARTMAN, MEncuAsT TABOR, Main street
a few doors above the United States Hotel. has
on hand an assortment of the FINEST CLOTHS ever
offered IN this city. which he will be happy To make
up to order on the shortest notice and in the nertest aud
most fashionable style. sen Eff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

JUST RECEIVED. SPLENDID ENGLISH AN
- NUALs, for 1870. by STEPHENSON GAR
WOOD.
Book Of Royalty. by Mrs. S. C. Hale.
ID Large Colored Enrravings.
Book of the Bouvoir. or Cour OF Queen Victoria.
Is Engravings on Steel.
Iris. by Mira Milford.
ID Engavings on Steel.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book. by L. T.. L. and
Mary Hewitt.
30 Engravinss on Steel.
La Belle Of the Season, by 4. c. chalon. Painter to
the Queen.
10 Eng,vings on Steel.
IIeaih's Book Of Beauty. BY the Countess OF blessing
ton. - Engravings.
Oriental Annual. by Thos. Bacon,
lS Engraving
Annual Of British Landscape Scenery. sy Loai.a
Anne Twandley.
20 Engraving. doc %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

Tiskes only e[-sharcs in propors pn.
A eoriiiesie Of a package of whoies will 90,
s3o--quar.u sI5.
Address ycar osdeys Ia
JOHN u. CLARKE.