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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

~, i sfiles oi years. tho cxpr ndIiD.es shall
coed the revenue of the Cove the amount o(
those mites in circulation steadily increase. nod
would soon extend tir make IL manifest III Il
tht, pFomfi redemption would be impossible. l.,
s6t' Stale OF tiiing', c"ntnnn Justice would Js-
"a Il Thai the interest NJ least slianld hr p,iJ Tls
"hy way to inln public debt uai paying iniefest.
'h'o DEBT paying Interest. IL 10 fund II; orin o,h-
~ wis 10 auihofizr The holders of Treasury Hotes
10 iund them n iber pleasure. THIS being done.
me system Is Complete, The treasury Paper would
hlso hfge space IN the channels Of ihse
hgfeht pan OF the notc@scpuld not he spared frors
citeulaioo. and pev issues would be eagerly de-.
handed by The necessities Of commerce 10 gu tho
place oi all that might be wiIi-dfaan. Public erred
uofs. rs IN Russia, would choose receive fhris
dues IN Treasury mites, in preference TO g.Id and
sils'r, ana al the specie Which might not be wanted
lofphyment oil taxes would be lelt IN The Ireasu-
! ~.
! INV, take upon me 10 affirm that, ujsciiey IL
be intended or no. repeated deficiency of feyenns
supplied by issues Of Treasn,ny notes. must be loI-
lowed by ibese results. affirm thar this cone iusjon
must he obtaons 10 sreyy one. and hence | infer tiS
design 81 lie Administration TO bring about this re-
suit rum Their atoNcd DISCRIMINATING In cufraii tho
revenue. Ia increase expenditure. and 10 supply all
defe,ls, MOI by onus, hut by Treasury notes.
on Tue htst topic, beg leave 10 ADVERT To tho
easefness al Tie party NJ this moment To throw
! away the revenue derived from lilo public lands
ara he '.heinehce OF theH opposiiion 10 your pr0,
| a.. ~ ,,, - 49,, ~. a. :, - -
! T.l,;,, -, 49,, - -, Il. - " -, .'... ,
l"lllth YOU anu Sif conshef ~ sacred tiiine ~
about 10 20 mic inll effect and 10 produce
iia dninntion 81 lac revenue ahead, Iads austr Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

NOTICE.
March 80

Beoford County. 1th Jaonary 1910
M b the undersigned being duly orr, ccordng
W to law. to view aud appiaise Two stray
STEERS. taken up by THIS. Il. Glaytor, near OF
Ter Bridge, do iInd the 10 be work Steers, about
Bar years of aye ; hiinde colour wiilrtwo
nnderkees in the right and crop aud slit in he
hii ear--the Other is AIRED and white ped with
nne undeIkeel in the right ear. We do value the
nmc 10 be vo'h fweniy dollars Given urder our
binds this the day above - d year written.
PETER CRUMPECKER,
JOEL CRUMPECKER.
JESSE MITCHELL.
Tbs above appraisers swarm brlote me, ills 14h
january, 1910. THOS. r. CLAYTON, J. p.
March 81 .ts 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

.s,.,hsi semi-9eekty fepery Monday and Thursday al
D,iays per assum payable Ia adsaace 40 SaLscrip.
IN ,e received fora shorter period haa STA sand
v be discontinued fercepf al The discretion oJt
800, J msfii all arre@rages paid.
rrIDyER TISE HEN7s Inserted so cents per square
for The first iaserien and 81 cents erery SUISSE
,,,ui iassrtrsa. H=4s4 - ega ak
yrJOB PRINTING erecnted neatly and erpeaitioasiy
a. r.~sosgbie terms. -. .s.-5.. e %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
E'E3Es.EE'ES.gEg.

FANHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
Il selves together fr tho Purpose of conducting a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large aud coanniudions brick hull
ding ON Market street, leading 10 The Court House.
aud are prepared 10 accommodate Boarders and
Travellers IN manner and on terms, which. they
fIaiter themselves, will move satisfactory 10 all.
Tic House will be furnished in the NOS, com
portable manner their Table supplied with The BE- St
that the market affords; The Stable with abundance
Of provender and attended by experienced and at
tentive Osilefs.
sfss 7t DAVID f. BOOKER.
~ RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb, 90 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
TEN r5OEE3Iss REWARD.


ID ANYWAY from, lhr subscriber ou Sunday, the
ID 22i ins,ant.,f March Negio boy between
eighteen and twenty yeats old, by tie name of
WILLIAM. 1t is supposed he ias made hIs way
towards Richnoud. lie had On WHEN lac elt home,
sy4rn frock coat. blue cipth pania'o,ns, and har
cap he toletthly bright muatto. with very strait
black hair he la, asp SENS e,t'h ehc'k. oota
soned by poi on OAK breakup oul on his lace The
present sprug. | will give the above reward Of
dollars, If delivered 10 mr. near " Iarioi's NH IN
Bedford, or secured IN al SO that sc: him again
sa-.-.s CHARLES b. GWATkiNS,
Bedford County, Virginia.
March 80 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
.S'e2TgGE.

III UNIT & MARTIN associated With them, in
n 4 business on ihe Isl inst. JOHN WARD. Jr.
the business will in future he conducted under the
lleetaf MARTIN. HUNT Il WARD.
Thankful for Ihe liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceived they soIicii the same for the new firm.
Feb T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
o MMEs sEoNgrs,s SALE o Z

pdtuabte Land near amherst Court To ist.
PURSUANT TO the provisions If decree Of tie
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
!''of Amherst county. pronounced n the Sertrm-
yer lem, 1885, IN the case Of" Garland rs Pow
Ut tue undersigned, appointed commissioner
"r The purpose. will proceed to SELL by way of pub
eauct"n, on the PROMISES, 10 the highest bidder,
vi ready money, on Thursday, the 30th day OF April
'M, The loilowne tracts oil land Ia VII: tract of
i acres, and auo her tact OIL 2d0 acres, deSCtlbtd
deed of il tenure. made ON the 21lh day OF June
lN', between james Powell OF the Il ST part. Thorn
MR, Brown Of the second part. and Archibald
hoaeson, John Penn and Others u the Hind parl--
oteW as 10 acres, part Of The tact OF 35l dcles
pufchasrdb by Mrs. Mildred Rose. 1ir Sc Lands lie
NINE I'M nehate vcinHy OF Amherst Court House,
''s are deemed valuable. Tue sale. being made
aa''r deere of court, will he tes1ioutt eserre Thc
e believed TO be unqnes,ionable, but The under
sn'd VIII convey ONLY suclItitle as is vested in him
v Tic cecrce allure sanl tr e~
!, THOMAS N. EUBANK ,Com'r.
- -. 81 .t 'SVA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
.es0sGSses. Mornings, NC.
AN ANY ROAD 40 WEALTH..
Nor Mulsisauiis and SIX Worm
Eggs for sale

Eggs for sale.
HAVE Que hundred thousand Norus a1ulfican.
a. hs AliPs rllsed from trees OF luxnflani plowth
~ the vcnltY el Lsnchbnta, and Ffy Ounrrs OF The
genuine Namaafa llhiie D0aJie GRIP SIX Horn
Eggs which would engage on arcommod,tinp
terms, deliverable Al any tine bere tue s Of Amll
next J he Eg4s~ill he sold by the ounce or thou
sand. Orders from distance Will be strictly anen-
dtd 10 Il dlessed 10 DAVID b. PHELPS
Lynchburg. Va
Nov. ii =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
BssXAN'g' a YOUNG

4 RE now receiving and offer for .a,e y, rod,
ced prices Tor cash,
90 20 hhds' ST. Cr"ix and Atakapas Sugars,
60 bags green Rio Coffee
80 tatrels \. +. Rum
40 boxes Tallow Caudles,
20 = Hull x SOUS patent do.
10 Sperm do.
30 boxes Soap,
$50 .acls S H. -.ss- 4. . aa5f
March Is -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

ANlNG sold ont u'y Book Store IN tits place
u IL Ia Messfs. Payne 81 Gregory, and tcin. de-
sions Of vi dug up my business possible.
would lake TINS method If respeeIlull, reqnes ing
ennus.
Please cad at Messrs. Payne & Greeo,y's Book
Store. sass s-s's.s..I - L. ECIlOLS.3
March Q liza
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
.phois.ering and Paper Banging

,,phoisseriRag and Paper Hanging.
HESUBSCEiBERS would respectfully IL
= iofih The citizens oi Lynciibuts aud the sur
a"a'ng country, that they have idken part Of the
f ~" Man STREET occupied by Nr. y M. Cfosbie,
I'm, NE purpose II carrying On the
'phols:erlsg ard Paper Ranging Err
Nh s STRESS,
nj ~ hey hase just opened handsome assortment
,sncn and Anelirau PAPER Hangipgs Of utc
nm, sy'r and p"ttrns. Inch thry are prepared 10
haoher "a IL - - -, ~
ihey also make to orGer Feather Beds, Guided
' ~, aed Shuck Mattassrs &c.
don ny ny a'so keep on hand, Table Oil Cloth, Win
snands, Carpenc, &c. &c.
,er,G's IN Want iany tilng in tleir lne are
''''y Invited to give hr,n cali
p 8 gess.-48 {. DOdGET & Co.
Feb. ~ 5' 'T'" '1s'5 Fl. y. ,,..,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
ny FAETCEsz34s ~ T0AER.
NJ "TUE LYNCHBuRG yfRGTNJAN. !,

= = =
49, $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
DIR. WIN. EVANS
1TBJYG SYRUP for CHILDREN

SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN
WHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
HF mothers knew The blessings this syrup would nt-
n ford their lulnts during tie penU Of deniion by
rubbing he,f gums with il, no tender mother would
neglect The Of ~.
DIR VIM EVANS CELEBRATED CAMOMiLEhN D
APERIEST FILLS Gr Weak siomach Pain M the
side Bilious affections. &c. the Pills will perform
cure, when Physicians haze departed RELIEVING the
Patient. 49,,
PHYSICIANS are respectfully urged TO use these fiIis
in cases Of Dyspepsia Hypocundfia &c, when the bad
ouaIity OF Drugs will not effect cure DT. ENSNS
basis the efficiency and powerful virtue Of his pulls on
the iperof quality Of the Ingredients Of which they
are compounded. "
DR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS.
These Pills arc recommended 20 the Ladies for sup
p,.ssinn Of customary periodicals. also other weakness
az Femaies W which they subject.
Ok. HUNTS BOTA Mo Pills,
celebrated autbiIiUUs Family Medicine.
The nt,ye medicines arc sid only Of The following
regular agents boy Only ofhe Regular agents some
men sell counteTSciie
R-tulnr Agents W ~. King. Grnccr. Whechng.-
J,mes Burlcy & Co. MouadsvillofVo. 4. d. Clarke
F,.b Creek. Va R,si : Hrway, Smyrna. q. Mr.
To-nbul B,ok seller SicuJcnyille. Isaac Harms NJ
100 Liberty ST. Fiushurgh
CA~TfON-Dr Wm Evans viii not be RESPONSE
bioc,r the rcnuinoness Of the Camomj,e Pills unles
,bsy are b5ugh, 81 Df. Evans advertised agents.
There IS one agent IN every county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
DIR. NM EVANS SOOTHING SyRrP
tVN ChiLDNhN CT rriNG rEEfH.
Dr WIN. EVANS CELEBRATED CANoyrr
APPELLANT PILLS

n. "a, - 49,. crt rpp ,.,,.,. -.
AprRiaS.r PiIts ~N''O'''Lh
-u,r,r, ,,.-,., Oh. ri, ,,.,.,A
"- PaS'so o' INC iee'n urOush nc gpns. p'o
dusss Troublesome and dangerous symptoms II
- ~. - "'."0's '''' us''"S "'s NOc'ss there -
49," ''''''" !" INC nou'h ah' g"r'- lhe gums
.c;1,i -, y = ',sr'o>su' ms enid =
.-'I Mt'' "e3ueh' ana 'soue" ATS OF crying watch
,h ~ Tue Aesp. anu 'Po'rn- OF reeuat ports
n, e,,g.,s ,,',, -, 80. ,'e'e. una thFus''
toms are no, ,,o.Ii, .u.,..,sI y r,'F sy"i
.,ons u,iv,r,,,lv ,,,..,,,n, 49,, - - :, 80 %
Iu,,on or tL. ,,G,,, uo,ho,- - - 10 t,
l,l.. a,j,,c,o,I ,,,, d., ,;,o..t - "'e" 'i'',e
np,Jv EVANS, Crt rRp Artn s,,I,,I, nv sn u,
l'P which bn. ,,..c,y.J L,,,,I..,. - -
t,o,,.b, Co., -, g. -, a ''i-Hs "heh
with th,t fnt,I ,,aI,Jy s,,n,r,l,;,s "''a' NC
4 S.t,r, A,t,ok az y. ,,.,,. 80 -
c.red gy ,Sr ,,f,l,;L So,I;, s.. D. :,
Eru,.'
Mr.. N.rbc,.o, ,o.;t, =, n . ,,,. -,
ed q ,.,, a.. -. :, a.. 81 oa'''
- = - ~ ""'d P"I'"ased a o"ilIe
ting Main ,Iurn, Tho nr,,sss -, Io,,;,
msniarily threoi.u. y,h c,nx,,I,;,s -; i.f NO
were exceedingly loo.e a,L mn f.,d ,IJ a.
on he stomach Almo., ;mrn.,,;,,,I - - -
TIN ,ho .I.,,,; ,.... =" -, aPP,'ca'
con,,,,,,',. H.. ,,s - H. So ecaSeu. aAd by
IL IN ,sor, nm. o' we guns he bow
of arati,uI. for the bcnr6, on r1.,, bo LII
Or earn. OH, Co.,, &C.,, 81 .',i'u, "'e ,n'','-
Ia abO prayb o
100 Chatham street n. ,b.,e ,,o s,,i - ~
advertised =, pthcr pr,c, In al, ,,. h.. 80,
inc for sale "-' NV gum
TO PARENTS
n !. stated he .n;,on, r,.I;r.i IL,
one third of The cb;Id,.o -, d., ~. - = :. :,
United States an, fr,r tcetbin, J 49,. =. ''
thereby Read ,h. elIo..i,g,
REAL RIE>SISt, ~ NnrnrDS
n. IT.. 49,, 'rhS
=. 80, .T ,F'uP Jor IN"
TIL, ;rc.,I;,I. H.. ."."s "''' .on,
uh.r ,ta,,'h, - 49, "u'ureu W e"Hnrch
x,on n. Tho So, -. ~, ~ .'',,'' ~,
m -. ny '""O.u W" 'ie s""h'' 'he chlld
r,r;o,. ,t 90, rIa.r., y = - EN-
l., II. ra. d. tt, ,''"' "o ,,''u Nii' re'"s" 10
tho ,y, nj su, ,,,,I , ~ ""C" ''''""s are NJ
Of ,ee,b an, ho 1911 'li',e y no appearance
a e S,o"u no uSe' on me gurus To open
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
GEORGE WASHINGTON

The following brief, hut beautiful and eloquent
al!usIon to George Washington closes the third vol.
ume OF Mr. Pancrofts History OF the United Staie..
and indicates the priot whch tic auhci has amy
ed in hi, great work
"Thu- aOer lsnz wear. orrtri(, a.
repose, and Of strife Cd England franc. solemn
ly agreed To he at peace The tfeses Of AK Ia Cha.
ellie had been Negotiated 10y the absst statesmen az
Europe IN tho splendid forms Of monarch al Diplomacy
They bcefed themselves the arbiIers OF mankind tho
pacicsiors otih sord-=recUnsiruciing the canonal
system q basis winch should endure for sr.s-con.
hrmng the pence of Europe by tile nice adius,men,
o material forces ~ tho very time of the ,unoreSs
o AK In Chapelie, iie woods OF Virginia sheltered
the youthful George Washington the son Of n widow
Born by The side 81 the Potomac 5eaeat the roof Off
Nesirnuclatd farmer almost from infancy his LOT h,d
been Tue !c of on orphan, No academy had welcorn.
ed him To It's shades. no college crowned him with it's
hOnora; To read 10 write. To ciphUr-Ihese had been
hIs degrees In knowledge And now at sixteen vear.
Of Gg"' IN quest OF an honest mactabcc encounter.
ing H'"icrlblc toll; chscred ONWARD by being able e.,
write To school!oy friend; Dear Richard a doub-
boon IS my constant gain day nnd sometimes sr
psoies' hiAel' hls own c0Sk, having no spit but
iurkcd stick, plate bv, large chin" roaming Owe,
spur OF the AlcgrcrirS and along The hanks of m,
Shenandoahi alive io nature. and sometimes
me bestoi The day in admiring the trees and fiehnex
OF me IaHd; nfong tho skinclad savages with their
scalps and ra'es or uneouIh cnIicrnnts chat vxond
never speak English;" rarely sleeping in bod hold
ing hearskir' splendid couch glad Of n resting
place lof The night upon little hay. straw nr fiddler
and oiie' camping ia the forests. where the ploeo
nearest the fire was happy lu1ury;--rhis stripping
surveyor ~ tho weeds, with no companion but m,
nnc'iere' associates. mud implements Of science
hut hrs compass and chain cofrrnsied strangely with
me imperial unshIficrnrt Of the congress OF Air In
Ch1pSiIe md yet God has selected rot K,uni,z-
nor Newcastle not n monarch Of the house Of Han.
burg nor OF Hanover bat the Virginia stripping to
give an mPn!ss truman affairs and as fnr a, event.
rnn pend on an individual had placed The riybt.
and The desiiies % e5untless millions IN tire keepin.
Of the widows SON."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

he attention Of Tea chers and MA eel
Die promotion 81 thorough inyIitd
The examination Of tho folio oks IN
themaiIcs, Ivy Professor n
Dawes MchIal and Practical
MKey % Dawes Arithmetic for TesthcTs
Davies Trsi Lessons ia Geometry.
Dawes First Lessons IN Algebra,
Davies Burden Algebra.
Dawes, Lcgondrc's Geometry and TfiGsuome
Davies Elements of surveying.
Dawes Analy teal Geometry,
Shadows ard Linear Perspect;ve
I'll abSOve works sfnbfnce m entire cCurse al
Mathematics, COMMENCING with the .lcTbr.ts "a
science and cntryins the learner forward: Ser by
STEP INTO each Of he succeeding volumes To hoe
already experienced IN teat hing the eIpedsnrv ni
usng one exclusive system IN this ggrbrtrr,ry M
education " az apprec at ed; and the ftci ,bnt
Davies higher course-yiz: Legoadre's C;eomttTy
ia most Of tbs Colleges, demands an elemental -
cOufsE Tot bcgInuSrs, lie hiss accordingly rrepsrcy
the following 'tXt books for primary r,ssscs, an,
thc many hi-h lamentations from the most o.
enced teachers IN the COuutry, warrant the h.
THAT they are dgs'ine1 10 be the most t,oppI, ,
mathematical class books ever before publ shed -
eiey embrace -
LET MENTAL NND PRACTTCALAVITHl IETH,
ed FIRST rs SSONSIN GEOMETRY.
"a FIRST IN ALGEBRA,
The efforts wi icn Iu progress 10 ifnpro,,
the ~ tenn Of ,u Common Schools uill result h
the selection OF tic best standard off,Rt b,oks
The publishers would respectfully solicit lie rri.i
calcVamrnatipu 90 .n - works by school romu
\ tee ard school lrstbtis Of oU pubic schools o.
i.esr srnply o. go o.7hy above vo.ls jl.t re
NV ~ ' SrEhHENsoV s. GARw0aF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

DRAWINGS.
wcll,hurgh Lottery, Class I. drawn Nov 1880
81 So 81 l rs } ~ 30 25 10 81
Lo~tn P;lze st.
weIlsbursh Lottery. Gas v drawn Nov IS. ISIO.
So 20 81 IL ~ III . 81 81 IL ~ a.
Lowest prize IS.
Lecsburgh Lottery. Glass 9. drawn Nov 81. $40
81 g. 81 l6 7e - AZ 30 IS Is IS H.
LOwea Prize $40.
lowest prize SIS
Mononeslis Totlety Class .. drawn Oct aist. 1910.
III 4l 50 ~ 10 81 GO Is 70 % 81 e. Ii
Lowest Prize $40.
Ieesburrh IOtiefy, Class y drawn Nov 2nd. 1870
G. IS II 20 10 - SO 90 6i 6S l5 D. ~ II
lowest price S..
I.eesburg Inttery. Glass Y. drawn Nov 4tl 1910.
90 ~ II 46 81 S IS 81 III 62 u ID
IOvScsi prize So
Wellshurg lottery. class 9. Nov IN 1870
46 % IS 50 IL ~ GO % 20 81 ~ 80
Lowest prize $40
Msnongslia Lottery. cass T.. drawn Nov OH 1910
20 66 80 81 10 81 - % 81 l2
Lowest prize IS
hnnongHlIa An. Lottery. drawn Nov. Itih. 1910
- SIS 81 81 % IA OF ~ 50 IL ca
Lowest prize s.
Leesburgh A. Lottery. drawn Nov lith 1910
3S SIS Al u 46 5 81 10 ~ O. - 50 80 =.
The lst 9nd or 3rd each So
4ih. 5ih or 9th 20
7ih. 5.h or 9Th -
iOih. llth or 18th II
18Th. l4ih. 18th or 9th 10
! u. 5. GREGORY 4 co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
pfSMANSllfP

LHLATTENNG rrl'pc.ts hove iiuccd he s,,h,cr;
y bsr to open an dhtr writing school in Ihs Nissan
ie Hall And one in the aitsrnool Al MIR Dexter. on
Man ST.. tor ladies' who cannot attend m the evening
The schools will be opened newt Monday Dec lsth
hi p eG at NJ e DEXTER. a. 4, ct 5 O'Clock r
NJ. IN The hall.
T"iiion:-s3 persrholar fnr 10 lessons Of 9! hour,
each wen in two weeks.
Ever p'rs,n VII, writes bn; realize the impor.
lance of PLAIN and easy r-nman,hip Some fnon the
modification which they feel Ia h1ving their own er-
vOssl; other, from lively of the delightful emo
lions which Gne writing invariably inspires. hut more
perhaps. from the great and Permlncn, advantages
which IL secures to all classes of men
Persons wishing TO get riJ Of Indifferent haad
writing aud still hes,aiiny respectfully referred
Tor information to any Of h'ss who havo ju, taken
n course of lessons.
Col improvement en1rasiecl 10 the attentive
L,iio. an gentlemen Of all casSc. are mast rcsosc,
fully invite T. attca on, of the, echo II. a. they ar.
IN all p'oSl5iliiy the last that will be taught in the
city this winter.
dec 1913: HOMER NORTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

True Pieiy.-There is a dcys'iri ;l,li r~sctnh ..
he blaze OF SHAW; bat that mich i .:rilual IA.
The tire on the Jewish al,ar-kullrl tom, ttnN. al
which never went out. u .;rsriu 60 hy h,i,,
bnn'asn, and MT Sudden tor ,ri however ~ 60 e.,
impetaous nj any time pr,ig by The me ting II
ssow ar thnn5-r Storm II isthc water spsinginy NJ, o
everlasting hic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
James II. Forsyth & o,hs. d,
In Ch,aeery.

:. iT,fk'n. : o:h,.
H. virtue ut decree ol the Circuit Superior Co,r
"i l.'N -hi Ch,ns cry boz Ohio County m The sl,,,,
'au|e. shall on Alonjay tho i'h day cot January.
n"r proceed cell the front door of tho C,ur,bp,s
OF Ono coaniy puhic auction the highest t,ds,
Tho loi o. grornl IA the bill mentioned t. Wi, Ia,
~ eS situate at the corner Of Marie. street and Pine
alley. oTa credit of SIT, twelve & eighteen .on,h.
TIE PurchaSer g,Nirg bonds With approved ,scut,,v
bearing interest from the dny of sale
". MITCHELL. ps
oec S-oS for X IIards.,v So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

GUIDING ~ ALL ITS BRANCHES.-J e.
II T,,borr q Co.. respectfully inf,rns the citizen.
Of wheeling and vicinity that they ars prepared b.
mako Gt, frames n every description ~ SHIRT notice
AMI IN STYLE equal 10 any IN the western country
Thos, wanting franlss of the roal Mu drop cast. vii
Piss-s esii NJ No. l27 Marker 81, Wheeling Va.
De- --U
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

NOTlCE The firm Of r. W. StockingA 60 va.
~ dissolved on The 9Th July. BY mutual cunsent
Al debt- due said firm which we're contracted prov,
Gus ne frsi NAV last, will 10 pad 10 o. W sock
ng Alldebs contracted iOr ne snlc ~ rusI. since
hey removed 10 the from lUImcry occupied lfhs 81
NJ Bank viii beCOilectej by g. x Swcarrngcn
Y w. STOCkINC
GK SWEtRINCEN
THE business q nr- late firm ofP W. SirrI ing A
co. viii be- uuod NJ heretofore by ths suhs-f Der
, at their old sluud 10 lJ1 Nam Street
&. X. SWEABfNGEN.
I Wheeling. September 29th 1910
ATS. HATS. Jnst received dffect from vsy,
/ u u fork. the latest Fall and Winter f,sbry. r.,
lais and Csp@ olsoa general assortment or Men ,,l
fou,hs Goth nud Fur CAPS. Persons wanting Oh,
article viii plcaso call and examine f-r thcrsyovss ,
JOB Main street Wheeling
n5v1 AVERY 4 CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
WHEELING AcAnrMY

VIII 1h term Of the w A will commence ON
IL Monday next. Nov. 10 Tuition in the Mai.
oelaI mentsi per term. The Female Department
VIII be under the charge of Miss w Bills Tuition in
inns dep. 20 per term Ter the comm.n Eng <tudie.-
ih the higher hranees $40. These heretofore ind.b-
100 Tor 'uo'n are requested TO make immediate ray
ment Admission To 4 future term requires that tut
'"n previously due he paid Glasses m any Of the
studies taught in the school will I've received Ia rccite
an boar nights ia the week at 81 per term whcn.v.
er elas. OF 10 or 1? may be formed
may 27-3t A. W. RUTER PRINCIPAL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

81 tOPARfNERSlIP.--An Andrew Buchanan, late of
~ the firm vi Buchanan u Gray. aud Robert B,.
thaIinr', late of the firm of Robert Buchanan a. Co.
have formed connection under the STYLE aud firm oi
Andrew q Robert Buchanan for The PurfOse OF tran.
,arting Grocery, Commission. and forv arIng Busi.
In this cry.
From our long residence III this place. during hieh
Time we hav1 been actively engaged ia the western
trade friends have had opportunity al bccuI.,-
ing ell acquainted with habiis of punctualIt,
aud business shnracier' and with ample capital iu
make advance. consignmens. We hope To give raj.
siactiun iu those friend. who may iavur US With their
cJafidrncc.
We have taken the warehouse on Wall street. for
mcrly occupied hy Geo. s. And'w BucLanan and b.
cl.anan & Cray. nov 2i-Lou Jour. m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

EDWARD }. DARKEN. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON
NE EREWITII offers his professional Services 10
n the cItis-ns of Wheeling
DR. d. was !ur four ycars attached ar indoor pu.
pal To one vi the largest provincial Hospitals in Engnsd
and subsequently silied under SIR 8sley Cooper in
the London hoSpiias Thus. tOgett er with favorable
opportunities FOR becoming acquainted with his rrufs.
sion ia The Eastern States where he has been engaged
in practice during the past nine years leeds him TO
hope that any reliance which may be rcposed in his
professional SKILL will not bc found 70 have been mis-
placed. Office neIt door 10 the Gazette office. Man
stect nv 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS uNlON.

WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
curry BLUES The regular meetings Of the
J c,rps are hcid on every Monday evening 81 6
o'clock
The regular mcnhcrs are required SOD Tire hOnora
~ member are rcyucs Ell 60 attend
A lecture will ~ delivered on e1ch evening with
n, the exercises oftho corr~. Join 4. SMILEY
nov 81 Sec'g. pro tenn