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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
BIRTHDAY OF wAhINGToN.

ny C. y rErfcE
Why swell million hiris as one.
With mea'ries Of pasn
Why rings out Won UP thunder gun
Upon the rushInghsn
Why hold The boagdl, the brave.
The Jubiloe OF fih'
II 10 the day that ne
Our patriot hereirth.
We offer here icrifce
or hearts 10 IA, who came.
To guard ounfreedom's paradise
With sword living flame!
To him, who wars whirlnind loud.
Rode like langol form,
And set his Sry on the cloud,
halo ofhe storm!
A hundr,dtars with all their Train.
OF shalt. have gone by.
And vet tfglorious name remains.
sourkhat cannot die
It's rray on the hill. the vale.
And the mountains tall.
And spt in every sjunding gale.
Andhring WATERFALL
No rGl5 on his resting spot
I,xtuptured column rears,
But ) still q nobler lot.
4rneful Nations tears
CIfur. that bids the marble bow.
faGs green each laurel leaf
INT boons upon the sainted brew
fOf ,ur immortal chief!
His deds were ours-hui through ths world
That mighty chief will be
Vince glory's banner is nnfurled.
I TIE waich-wOrd Of the free!
And as they bend their eagle eyes
On Viciory's burning sun,
Their shouts will echo TO the skiev-
Our God ard Washington :"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
bNr-Iti,r ,,eI - ~. ~,

. ws, bNT-It is stated in the New York Amor
4 icsn investigation y now going on II Yves
n p,s,p INC moral condition and discipline Of the
. M Academy. C tain intimsiions and charge,
: 49, Deen made by one Of the individuals Of tfs
fno Staff. the Secretary AZ Wa di,oo,.d ~,
% Scott Adj Gen. Jones. Col Cros,. .nd CO,
!, naH' 70 proceed 10 the Point end investigate the
matter These officers arc now engaged OF
fI ohiy' Of which the result will. wo presume.
he1 hnown 10 communicated officially 10 Congress.
hpFo INC greatest confidence that this result will
n"hofaoe 70 Tho Academy; and certainly We de-
~ sfueniy hat u my be ~. ior we look upsn the
oaoemy as one Of NE coat valuable institutions Of
% lsSd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
y u Il ~ r L T. H. e.
- URGISlA.


VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TIcEEr.-Tho following j,
the eiccionl ticket agreed upou and nded
he VOeTs e the Old Dominion by the Harrison and
y Ter Convention which met on The ih Feb III Rich
I1ond
lat Di-iric,-JOhn w, Murdangh, Of Norfolk
~ do James w. Pegram. Of Petersburg.
81 do VIM :. Archer, of Amelia
4rh do Rieh'd KIdler Meade, OF Dinwidjie
. 9Th do Henry T. Wulkins of Prince Edward
bf1 10 James G. Bruce OF Halifax.
7ih do Whime!l 4. Tuusi4i oI Pittsyl yana.
s'h DO Thomas X JoyHes. eli Accomack.
AIN do NorOcrne T. Sutton, 81 Caroline.
lg.h DO Willoughhy Ncwtua, Of WCstmoreland
I'm 30 james Lyons. of Richmond Cuy.
l2h DO Valentine w. Southall of Albcmare
lII do John $ Pend!cton, of Rappahaunock
In do John Janncy. of Loudpuu.
lih do Andrew Hunter of Jefferson.
18Th do Philip Williams, Jr. OF Frederick
: sih 10 WIN. Seymour at Hardy.
} Sun do Brsccc G.. BALDWIN of Augusta.
ni do Ballard Smith. of GreenbrieT.
2buh do Edward JohnsJn, OF I}1ietourt.
2ist DO John n Hunes OF Washington.
22l do George w. Summers, OF kailawha.
pa do Waman +. Wiley, Of Mouongnlia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
W TrIE LOG CANS AND HAIR

W TIE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
CNNDI OATE.-Gcn. IIarusun, when porting from n
regiment of his SOLDIER. us aicr ihe Indian said
70 ihem--"Ccnicmon If you ever come 10 Ninccnnes,
you sill always find plate AMI knife and iork at
my table. and assure you fhlt you all never dnd
az door slut and he string Of ne latch pILled a."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

We ask oil our readers 70 pcruse The article in an
other column headed. Another Calumny." and thon
answer The question, there any depth Of derrada.
ton. Of hsehoOj 10 which the Van Buren parry will
not descend Every charge that could be coined by
men or devils. b blast the famc Of one Of The purcst
ond uolest that ever walked he EARTH has tecp
coined and issued. They have been proved flso and
set not ono Of tfose papers vii recant or will publish
he proof 1sairsi thcn. u is not merely common
candidate for sf>e zoe, hey are ,has b,lyng. 10 IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
ORIGIN OF THE TERMS lizard CIDER"

iN,e Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
r.. labiican. prominent Van Buren, paper. speaking
tneerE civ Of Gen. Harrison.
(;,pc hin 6arrei Of Hard CIDER, and settle pen
si''r ~ thosaIHd year. and rord for Il. he
u,li sat he remember ef LiS days eoaisntsd iH Log
! Cg5an."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
J. z. WHARTON. Editor and Proprietor.

60 TrRNs-ihe 'rri-weeh'y rcrcs published on
'-sirVs. Thu. s.lys aud Saturdays, s. !cr
= sdVss>c. or Sc At the cni 81 o. year 3 for
~ths No Subscriber received for a .ess terra than
months.
NV weekly paroE the Western Virginia Times is
pub. shed on Wednesday az p 30 peg Vunun in adj
vance or 50 ID MT paid within month .rom the
beginning OF tho year. 10 Dc.s subscribers will be re-
rr,sed. except such pay IN advance. Fox 6 months
"a 50 is invariably eiaryed. No subcc sibeT received
Tor les term than SIX nvRths. and paper soon
un'ed. eHcspt al ,he discretion OF tho publisher until
all arEearages are pad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
oNE TERM-Frora .hc Peoples candidate

NORTH Bend. 18th Dec 1889.
deem il proper at this time 10 renew the Insurance
heretofore frequently made that should be elected ia
tho Presidency, Will under circumstances consent
TO be a candidate for q second term.
VIM H. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

"In all ages. mad IN oil countries il has been
81 ryed, that the cultvatoH u the soil those who
loost willing 10 part with iheiT .yhts and submit
tssrosolse 10 tho will of a master"
VIM. H. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

The administration party Of this city held n,etng
on "Wednesday night last & formed a"HrcrorY cLrB.'
and one Of grocors has informed us That lie sold
hickory nuts very extensively on tho following days
Why do They forn hickory clubs Why not Kinder
hook Clubs" or English Coach Clubs or something
which shall be embodiment Of the virtues Of Mar.
tin Van Bufen' Why steal the drspcry Of Heaven to
serve The devil int Has Van Buren nothing Of his
own-no honors 10 which he can lay claim. no glory
except that Of serving under such a ehiefr For
shame! Borrow monkeys tails 10 laiher man with
false beard. Pshaw add what will Cen. jackson
say TO ~ he sold John C. Calhoun was iho greatest
scoundrel in the Union Your lire EnJcrhOokor has
taken bin TO bis bosom. lie hated shnplasicrs ~ no
did Calhoun, and your man deals ia them and them
alone. lie considered the sub treasury az vo--your
man has urged upon the people oi ne Mark Anto-
W did she crown on Cesar and they have rejected il
as OF Why and wherefore is yaa Earcn, then. emil
cd to The h5n0rod emblcms Of hickory Or hickory
clubs 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

IN Lonion. coal whipper testified thai ne sud "a .
wife hpd quarfeled and Paro5 fvercr more hsu tz,r.
W t1.st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

ameS & Iossrttsrr.

rt8LisdEO TRi.WEEkLY AND WEEKLY
Ar INA CORNER OF UNION ANo WATER srs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

Connected with the above. ono Of the
trns,V- READING ROOMS IN the United States
- rt,s 10 subscriber IS year. Strangers free
o. ior the space of one month those who
tus, visit it for a longer term. vii, be put down
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

We wonder flour postmaster gets as great proper.
ton Of the profits of,he Extra Globe for his eommu.
nicaiions toll as Amos Kendall does Wa see by a
Globe of last week that the Col wrote to 1t the i2or
tnt information that letter had been sent BY com.
mee OF the friends of Gen. Harrison in this place 10
Col Croghan-and that he had replied The iafJr.
nation could not have been given except BY the post
nnsier.as his reply through the posi- Office. We
viii show them whether they make political cap
iial ont Of that when we have received rome c,v
other documents that we want
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

T'e TYpFECA NOE FLAG is issued from this sfIice
Ihc 1T and 18Th OF every month. Price 50 cts.
ir,m this time uniil the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
rERNs or hpyERTtsINg.

MllifArN anu htrf0rF notices ere n D ncluutu
10 vs; bst sil ne cha gy o. CoatstDr 3inseTiiOns,
or less.
The proceeding II ;he city cou-cil, city ordinances
srl ord, - r. ulsgly appear 10 sh.s paper.
Connected with The o'li.c Of publication oG the
Nhceling Times aoI Advertiser. u JOB y BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE. where Iray he hlj ON f,vora-
q Re tcuns Banks u oclsr Cards. ilanthills Show
ss, sc done hs ncaiesi style and on short notice
r.. sale the CUmptn- Room Of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser:
C,y Nlmr'nus, County Summons.
kycc uons, Executions,
Bonds Bonds.
S-I.ulu, Coz Assault. RecogniEanceso Of
bail,
C'usty Summons fr Assiui Deeds. Lenses. Warrants,
Srleah:s Bonds. Declarations 2 forms) Bills Of In
ding. Pei..t's Notes. Notes OF NJ & VI Bank Notes
Of y. ". Bank. Checks on all the banks bound and
plain. &c. A..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

The Hessian fly did. during the las, month. some
damage to wheat, bat the ny has now vanished and
the gram is again putting finely The appearan.
cea are very favorable for n fine crop
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

As faithful chrsnic!ers of the times we must ,,v
we know Of single point ia the United States where
'ne wings are not vigorously at work for The eIten
SION OF wing principles They are neither defeat
cd or discouraged even in New HAN shire. aud
friend belonging ia that State Us he has hopes
of majority there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

John Reilly and Reuben Reilly went from Ohio Co.
TO Marshall Co. and voted for ScorT. Their names
are not in the las, Argus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

" htts'ti-s WY -, lSRU.
Mr.. WHART0N II see my anne in the las, Argus
as one ofOho Co who 10 Marshall county AT the
late election and voted for Caldwell Tam a resident
Of and voter in Marshal! Co and 40; 4 voter in Ohio
Co. for delegates 10 the assembly.
C. W. CoRDEII.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

We insert with much pleasure the following letter
from Judgs Berrien not only because it conclusive
answer the charge Of a5o.i,ionis on which point
il but confirms our own personal knowledge of Cen.
Htrri,oEs opinions. but because places LefUre the
public another distinguished name, among the many
with whom have acted. who is now supporting
the Old Hero
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

THEarRE--Nassrs. Kent and Herbert continue per
forming at Masonic mi with foil CORPS They pro
dnce tonight the favorie play OF Eack-Eyed Susan.
and the farce OF Pleasant Neighborhood
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

WOLF EATEN ny 4 RAr.-A prairie wolf which
os.been for sone time in the possession OF Mr. An
drew Fleming, bar-keeper Of the United States hotel
and ofwhnm it Is clrrehrly reported that lie makes
better strawberry yueps than any in this country
except Tank Luz OF Delaware Springs was yesterday
discovered alive, but with hs hind LEGS eaten entirely
oil bg the rats The wo!fhad long chain and plenty
Of rom to defend himseff he had been able TO DO So
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
HOUCK's PANACEA COUNTER
TO TIE PUBLIC.


a SENSE ofduty to myselfas wen As 70 the pub
"a lie induces to state that my Panacea has heeh
countarfefted considerable extent aud that large
utianes OF il have been sold in New York, Pilade-
phia and Pittsburg. THE h0tu containing the medi-
cine as we'll as the stercOiyped bis which cover eScb
bottle hiss neatly and closely copied By host
engaged in counteTfeng heH, thai ~ difficult 70 DC
tect tlem, aud wEirn indeed can alone be done by u
critical examination. As TO the spurious Panacea 4 IS
a most wretched ard Geleteuons compound calcuiat
ed to do, IL doubtless has done, great injury 70 the
constitutions Of those Who ray be unfortunate as %
il. Ifthero be as thing within the range Of human
action more Immoral wicked than another, Il is
where aa unpfincipled being ienpards the health and
lives Of his fellow creatures ~ in the present instances
fpr filthy ucre, and palms upon tiem genuine medi
cine o universal reputation FIR it, sanative uilsy,
most tllanOus counterfeit. whose constituent pTOper
tee instead u pssceng thf power Of curing tend only
deceive blight o hO1e6 ofthe invalid fnot per
mHH ntl, o. destroy hIs health.
Having discovered the author and agents in n# njH-
nous fraud upon the public, well upon M own IN
tersts and being influenced by sincere desire 80 pa
niS Il aggression Of the former, and throw the panO
ply Of plctccuoa around the lacrI caused some weeks
since be instituted in the L. States Court FOR
PHILADELPHIA against the parties concerned IN THE neia-
raus affair regular report Of which when #djudcsifd,
viii BE- published for tic public information, and to warn
the unprnciped against the danger Of depredatng upon
the rgiItof others, a4,d Of penl1g human health.
Mo IN JACOB HOUCk.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
READ AND REFLECr.


A Il season like the present, wlen in conseons-.
Ia OF inc rapidly varying changes of the weather -
ternans from dry TO moist, from hot to colt con,s
coils, asthma, ca.arrh sc. daily bt Coming rso-
prevalent, remedy universally effectual n re1nav;
all such complaints, is deserving of especial atsen,
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared soIes-
Of vegetable ingredients, composing a ddition ~ -
ncrb ifein which it derives its nancy sew raj ofe
equally valuable and restorative in their Ell IT'S NJ
ed 70 the community in the PICTORIAL, si(lNIsV o.
LiVEkWokf, which since il was first presented =
the pubic by the proprietor has received testjuor;s
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily tensei -.
originals OF many of which, BY the leave of The 49,
may be examined by all interested at the store ~ =
proprietor In fact In leases Of Colds Colgtz 49,
ma, Influenza, Group, Whoopng Cough and eve-v' -
hanmatory affection Of the Chest and Jun,s ths -
soxAL HosEy OF LIvERwoRr stands unrivaIed. b.
ing IN every hsunce even when the disease has bee
o. me most aggravated and vrent kind effected :, -
fec tcare II 7. use was continued, or al least sossse
partial dement, TO The stferer, which only reouire -
own perseverance to become perfect csre Msn.-c
our most respectable citizens have authorized the -;
prietor 70 communicate their Names as evidence al H.
uuth OF tne above statements, all interested en0u;.,
q-PrepaIed by JAMES ID. NOWILI.. New Ysrs.-
ana ior sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON.
sPo sole Agents for Balunlor<
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23

Bremen ship Everhard Haaks. bremen
Steam packet Columbia, Guylhef ,DisiretHt 20 mhia
Steam packe. EapPahannock, Fairbank, reaFfickh
burg
sioop Henry Read, Petit, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED,
Brig Architect, Buxton, 90 days from New Orleans.
Brig George Gardner, Bailey, SO days from Cadiz'-
Left Ship Yestua, repairing, for Rio; ship Elisha ePni
son, disc; hern brig loading for New Hork ana sen
Tacon, just arrived from Philadelphia.
Brig Reaper BTeatoB, 20 days from Galveston
Schooner Nmrod, Terrell, 9dayslrom ST. Johh : hiH
er, Fa
schooner w A Caldwell, Hughes 10 I'm Charleston
Schooner Oro2eabo, Sargent, ~ days i'm eeug"lcA
Schooner Nnflolk Packet, HambIe;on, from flha.
Schooner Arkansas, Irwin, trnm Hnvrc dc Sfaee.
Schooner Avalanche, Green, 30 days from - Thomas
Experienced succession ofgaes for tue last Two week.
Lett 9th Oct barque Gator, Davis, from Philadei
pa for St Crox sailed same Gay, 10 discharge part
carg0 briggs George tucke from ouahaloupe ior luna
via PORTO Rico sailed same day; Margaret Ann, GOuld
from Bcrbice for New YORK, sailed same gay III ballast
EmpIe, Kelly, from GuadnOupc for TURKS Island, wait
ing change OF wind 10 get OUT Frances Jane Thompson
from baltimore vim ~ Bats, for st Johns, X sailed
same day arrived 23d. schr Odeon, Leland, from Mari
e.aante FOR Turks Island, sailed same dag.
SCHOONER Joseph I.ybrand, Nickcron, days from
Albany
sloop Torch, Reckless, from Havre de Grace.
Steam packet Georsii, Coffty, from Norfolk. Saw
of the Wolf Trap topsail schooner off Cove Point
ship Heliesr 1at, from New York; on FONT No FONT
two herm hrss and topsa and fore and nft schooncrs
off Cedar Point schooner, could make out the name
~Hcnry," but probably 6 Benretta."
BhLbW.--barqne NARY trOin ls'oi aH" u t0l' @'
AFT schooner.
Ship Active. Beard from Baltimore, arrived 81 Der
a9th ult sad sailed for Amsterdam.
ships CaspaT, splker, from Baltimore, arrived a
Bremen 9th Oct; America, CatsteRs, do. l7th; anC
brig Ocean, Kathleen. do 18th. '..r..
Ship Potomac, Berry, from Baltimore. arrived OF
Dover stlth ult and sailed for Rotterdam.
Ship C0lchis Knight, from Baltimore, passed DoVel
nd, and brig Traube, do. do. 30h ut
Ships Ulysses, Gait, and Herald, Myers, OF Baltimore
ft,usst rrt,
ship Serene Hill, of Baltimore, was at Lima 10Th
August, to sail for Chill early IN September.
Ship Seaman, Stevens, 40 hours from Tampa Bar,
and brig EnpresTo, Longcope, from Galveston arrg-
ed at New Orleans 18th instant,
erig Ann, Harvey, Of Baltimore; arr At Valparaiso
23d Jolly. ..- ...... ....
Brig Lady Adams, M'Lannan, Of Baltimore, arrived
at Liverpool from Hamburg I'd instant.
Bargue Ida, Hallett; briggs Ocean, Eldri!ge Francis
Grim, and schooner Wave, WheIdeH, from Baltimore,
arrived Boston 9Th instant; and schr Helen Frazer
Calhoun, from do. arrived l9th.
Brig p. I. Nevus, Williams, from Baltimore to 81.
John. NIB was in Hampton Roads I5h instant.
Schooner Manchester. EdmOGdson, for Baltimore,
sailed from Turks Island Isl instant.
Schooner Columbia, Thompson, from Baltimore, az
rived at Nassau, Mp. previous to LIST instant
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
WAGNER RUN OFF,
WITH "A LOAD or DRY GOODS
GAnO DEE 1n


For The apprehension of the Wdg0neT and TesoEsFT -
the Goods OF Three HSndred DotloTs rs|agd for es@
Goods GloTe.
( A WAGNER who signed his receipt "GOksE
IN MCGUfEi; Of Aleghany County, Pa (n0 ds1a&
a false name and 6aIse resideaceO loaded az JasuEE
TayIOT & sons, Baltimore. the 24t of Septeubag
COR Robert EEdzbet Zresvine Ohio but has NOS 6ssS
yered his load. Said Wagner il abOnt fees ~
inches in height, red fac and had Pennsylvania
gon " it'll five horses His load consisted of
Boxes, weighing 800 ABS, $40, 800, 45O, 81, Is,
Crate d ITO, Q Trunks, weighing as, %,
1856, 2lj, PAS, GAS, %, 50,
5D00Rz
And contained, among gr.at variety OF other go.'a
the following, viz:-Bsck and cOlOred French AeHs-
n-es: black and celored plain and figured Silks sin
Cloves; kibsOns figured Blonde; black SILK acei C
ton and Linen Edgngs; needle-wHTked CohahSS DEl&@
SILK Nelvet ehaRgeable sOOTed Silks; piece blaek -
dia Satin; POngees; IuostFng CEvats; MOuSelaHs 81
Laae Sn9wS and Handkerchief; Swiss and Msnaaa-
En9 and insertn S; Null do. do. white SATIN; PskS.
blue and white Florence; sewing Silks; fancy PrfBasS
scarlet md yellow FIannels; brown Drilngs; Tickga
figured red Flannel; black Goth; do. ribbed CassmsEe
SattinetS, various color Kentucky Jeans Canton FTzn
nels; beached Musns fagcy Woollen Shaws; csIorr6S
CambrcR black Mohair and Lambs wool Hose; Rixe&
do. Sayony Yarn, white, blue, mixed and scarlet cia
ed: 500 lbs. 'oon Yarn. Nos 8, and TO- G1ioFd fao
tory, made by James Owngs, OF Baltimore; CaEPsG
CHAIN red green yellow purple, black and blue cola
by Candle Wick; bales Cotton Laps; bale bFowMa-
Skeetings; CRAZE Of QueenswaIe; Cohey, Spanish ak
MGskrat Gaps; and bays SilleL and Cloth Caps
Florence Braid Bonnets, viii great variety VI OsrE
articles.
The above reward will be given upon aPpicauOz- -
either If The uhAe signed.
ROBERT HAZLETT, ZaRssviIEe.
JOSEPH TAYLOR K SON, BauzGEV
KNOX, LLOYD g. co. Wheeling.
-.. ATWOOD, JONES Il CO. PrssNEgkk,
SAMUEL HAZLETT, WashingtSH-
Oetobsr. 1870 no e
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
WIE,T.TAM LgTSBY,

" z
No South street, 5 doors from baltimore IT
Kp ESPECTFULLY informs ids friends and the pub
u lie, that he has received by the latest arrivals "a
handsome ASSORTMENT FOODS, which together with his
former stock. will make his assortment complete, which
he is prepared to make up to order in the most approved
STYLE on the most reasonable and NJ the shortest
notice He his sincere hanks u his friends and
the public, for tcr liberal patronage and assures them
that no eAertion his pat will nc spared to give gent
>, satisfaction ur.9-(.3;
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
AUCTION SALES:
rnEREmT,ToRY cHANCERY SALE

EREREMPTORY CHANCERY SALE OF
y HIGHLY VALUABLE PROPERTY-A fine OPP
pOTtunity for Specializing Baltimore City Real Estate.
BY virtue of decree Of Baltimore County Court the
uadersisEed will sell by auction, AT the Exchange IN
the civ oil Baltimore, on MONDAY, the 30th Nov
Der instant, at o'clock, P. NJ,
ALI THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, lying on
Monument and French streets, IN the city of Balti
more. described as follows:
Beginning the south side Of Monument street at a
point distant ll3 feet inches OF Constitution s
thence running easiwardy on Monument street dDur
hundred and nineteen feet inches, with an,
rage depth of about two hundred feel.
The front on French street about three hundred
feet with deptl OF about 10 feet.
THIS property has upon il forty small Dwellings, and
captal Mansion House, with Ice Houses ana other
conyc 4irnceS--a portion II is subject TO ii ground
rent which the Trustee will explain to any desire
Of buying
plat of this property may be s4'en al any tune on
application 10 the Trustee.
This properly comprises wA OF three acres Of land III
the heart of tile city 0 Baltimore. Il binds "n MUuu
ment street iine large avenue iealnE east Fon tIe
Washington Monument 20 the city Hoe and which mHst
become one Of the nc. streets of our city. Through
and part gf ts property laid tie rails OF the
SusquelIanna Railroad.
The title othis property snail be entirely satisfactory
10 th' purchaser.
This properly is sold the risk of the late pur-
chaser, and VIII b. positively +pi' 70 the highest
bidder. f.-.
TIE terms OF sale presc,b,d by the decree one
fourth in cash and the Tcsdue in six twelve and eigb
teen iDnnths with interest FOJ the credit payments
security viii be required -. - =
n6eodts JOHN GLENN, trustee
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-23
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