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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Sbpinoelei,- --S5a unierer0a6barfoot
Goff0n belt ii4 lfik eigea ascebcn in
f,4sas assolSsa.ssssI kas. al nSIa
Ne NonnerS af etVHts az lner
S1abftobr Elm paar Stiefeln u aot
lelaen epe@ ouI Ute 9aFpH SoanffHr so
Gbalcr, init Dem Grlutben,ibm Den Be6=
icl 3ueommen 5u lafen. Ills oer @beG
naO Der Sanf fam, ia9te man Dem Stie
felperf6ufer, bob folder Rann fein Gelb
in BET Sonf babe. Manners oin8 Iooann
nit natb oct Sanf uno foroerre 5iemti1
unfanft eic llus6oblan9 feinc5 Gbef5.-
Auf Die Seoeutuu9 ee6 GofirerS, bob cr
feln @elo bort babe, fru9 ct, pb ct ni@t
oen Gag Supov $50 Gbl. ocponirt babe
ol6 oleies oerneint puroe, fru9 er, Oh Dies
nitbt Die pennlplponii6e Sranlb Sanf
iei ? Sa Dies perneint muroe, meinte
Wonners, ct >polle lieber nab ieinem
&oitDauie 9eben uno iein Sanfbub DO,
len. Gr 8in8 biape9 in ieinen neuen
Stefeln uno Dat fib Ieitbem nibt mebr
ieben lafen. Mebrere onoere fatftbe IN.
tpeiiun9en fol- er serfutbt baben pdbr.no
ieinem Nufentbalt olloort anSubrinoen.
2etba gatriot.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

SCOUTS sur See.-Gin Srief BON ei
mem Steuermann BON Der Srie9 eepant,
BON Softon,Su ieinem Sreunoe in 8cper.
Ip, botirt Wontepioeo San. I7ten l940,
meloet, oaB na6 lleberffebun8 zines befti
gen Sturmes am l3ten September, ols
Die Srioe in Der Sreite BON Is 8rao
norolib war, unS oas ndbffe eano iiber
$50 Weilen BON oerielben, iie bon einen
ereiIen Sbwarm eceuif's BON uneenobns
liber 9r6de belu6t tpuroea uno in Dem
Nabmittss oes arpeiten Cages Del einem
@inbftob BON Roropeit, mar bic euft
u6llis fbWarS NIT oenielben, eie be-
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
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sp1T9pRlVs 49,.
Gin 0eutfber, gtamen6 Socob Spie-
gel, pelcber oori9e @obe nit pferben bon
bier Ra1 Dem oitlicben Norft ab9ien9,
perlor ooer puaoe beroubt um Die Gum
me bon $500 Sbaleru. ST. lo9irte in
tQrn. Sromn's lSirtb5bauS ndcbit Der
sSrufc, in st. @lairfraiIe, in einem 3im-
mer nit mebreren onoern YeriUnen. 81
bate po5 @eto in ieinem Sod, Den er
m6breno Der 0tabt unter fein GOpffilen
le9te. 0cS Mithpotb6 Mor9enS verlieB
ct Die S5taot uno pern1iBte iein @elp, ebe
ct na0 Gaft 2iberty fam. ST bietet nun
eine 8elobuun9 bon 500 Sbolern Dem
ebrli6en 8inosr, poer fol0ent pelcDer
5ur Gntoefuu9 bes Oebe5 uno NGfer'
ffottun9 oes @eitoblenen Die notbi9en
0fo0weifnn9en 9ibt. @5 befanoen ftb
unter Dem Geloe etspa 1000 Sboler Der
Ser. Staatenbane uno uuter ben, iibri
gen Gelos, pas meiit bon 9cnnlpIponier
8anfen Ypar, befaao iib cine 100 Sbaler
note ouf bic StaatSbonf bon Sllinoi5, auf
mel6er Die Sutbtaben S. g. 9elbrieben
woren, ipoour6 pieueicbt oer Sinoer poer
Sieb lib perratben fonnte. ID.
Nn Oct 8el9iiben Gren6e nabm Elm
Duane einem Mdoben einen Serb ,pe8,
an Dem Elm SbIob Dine, bebouptens e6
rp6ren @ontrebonoe ooriu. Ills oer Oue
ane nit oemielben ouf oa6 Sureau fam,
400 Der &orb 8eoHnet Duroe fano man el.
nen fleinen &aaben, oen er, pell ltb eoS
Wfdo9en entfernt bette, in ieine SaInl:
lie aufnebmen muBte.
Oa5 Sbiff Sneioa bat nab Neu Uort
einen pelbllOen Srane Sutan9 NIT bon
@anton oebratbt. IS bate eleiDfalls
einen mGnnliOen am 8oro, pelber tp0bs
reno Der 9ieiie ifarb.
SO wuroe nsulid) cine iebr soblreibe
9erlamalune oer Srennoe ,6arriOns
uno &pler, in Sefferipn @ountp, Sbio,
9cbolten, in speIber fol8enoer Sei6lub,
oer Ge6u9 ouf oo5 llnteribastammera
@eles bat, einitimmi9 palitrt.
8eI b 0 f e n, oaB Der senator Der
Ser. Staaten, Gouereb- Mann, oosr IT.
aeno elm anoerer Mann, Der oabin orbei-
tet ben Qrbeitslobn auf l2a Gent per
SAG, unb oas Sulbel 8aisen 5u l6 Gent
berabSufeeen, eben 70 bod erboben fperF
ben foute pie 6amann, nno a If
teie{elbe @ei Re.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Das Sbiff Sneioa bat na6 Reu Worf
einen Welbll0en Sran9 Sntan9 NIT bon
Canton 9ebratbt. IS bate 9lel0faus
elnen mSnnliepen am 8oro, gelber lpobs
reuo Der 9eiie Itarb.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

ahJ disc ~ ned corps, ever Ntslant, ever active
ana ever ob,tiIcnt u the command Il Ms officers.
It's bccaU>c WE rHE PEOPLE are thus cnga-
S'u IN such a contest against the Gus,rnnrnt pow
er NAT We are NhisS-Nhlgs in the true aud full
meaning 81 The teTm-Whgs as our ancestors we've
Mh they struck foe liberty at your Banker Hill
Nhcn we dating usurpaiions cf the Executive
were exhibited. 10y his sclzing without authority,
npsn The public none, and holding II without sane
uon "ila~ TIE wing party for ned aud IT. name
assumed. Ii rested won the broad sentiment
which brcaihes through all hist nv and pcrv abe
all our lnSutulIOns-ot love a law aud hostility Ia
rrrroganvo ny the sentiment and all the svrnpa-
thiSs aud association which belong 10 H. the " hirs
are bound together. aud wherever one is found
within the wide border of our country, hail him
as a brother.
lfsuceess awaits IT'S efforts as believe il does If
VIII come into power upon the pledge Of cIrcum.
4 Scrbing executive influence, OF reInstating th,
Constitution, aud, with healing aud conservativ
sCrIt, 10 preserve aud cherish all the institutions
and great interests IT the country.
am, dear SIR, with great respect, your obcdicht
servant, WIN. e.. PRESTON.
JouS GKo. MErcALF. heHdoR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
a LETTER FROM MH. PRESTON.

The tollOwir. eloquent and impressive letter from
VIZ. Senator PrcstuntS he WINS of Mendon Mas
sachuztiis will be read wFh interest by his maHy
brothers of the great Wing family" IL defines
the position" OF the parties that now divide ia,
county with great felicity and prtcislOn;
WAsuINGros Cry, June &c. Is4n.
mCni implied N yOuT note To mC, I beg YOU in m.
bCh1li ia assure the Wing Republican NssocI.tlnn
Of Mtudon of my gdfncgt wiphcz for The s,i, osf,l
attainment oiih'r purposes The condition al Pub.
ltc ahir4 mpcruusy demands from ever, pa tt.pf.
hi' utmost cAcfioHs to effect a change ci nica az
Things have come 10 that pass when II vo,IJ
scent supcrhgons 60 speculate upon the political
PRINCIPLES oi inc party ~ power, or tn argue con
ccTning them. whether they be right or vrong
one thiug ~ Ccrtdn-the tOuutry hoe been ruIu,d
under lls administration. To the question how ha.
the country been governed LEI the condition a ill.,,
country answer. Has ~ commerce been extended
Have Hs manufactures been Intrcas,dl D. rs
ae'i'hllufe pfosperous-i ts currency sUundl l. rs
cftdi trWi Great aud disastrous chan. a. have ,,c
lh regard W these important Int. css during
'he domination Of our present ruler; and altbousG
ih'' WAY Fainly cndeayoT ~ CXoneratC thCmsclvca
l"ln w, thttse 81 having produced them. they
cdnn1i d'ny they have failed 60 avert them.
hu' There are other questions IT searching ma
IuTe 100 re- ara t0 which, when pitt they .tuJ ,,,,t
We have asked them whether they have M ~
mana Cd the finances that Tho income OF 49,. 80.
fnineui is dlmin shed by two tlrds and The cxfcn
IIIfe~ increased three tUidl Nh,thtr they nav, /
not So managed orr Indian AFFAIR." as 10 rnLriI,y
% wall tnI whether they have not 80 ropJgr,,4
70 war nT 20 occasion the expenditure Of tIuyfy
"H'hh OF d"Iars- a. tU expose our ctfIZ,ua to com
Ihu'd huichrrY and massacre, and as 90 Esy,
'I'l"h ~ g"r tsrUtoTy conquered and retained h.
wages. e. notwithstanding the general de I
I''- OF the country, and the failure of ,yety
'raftHc't oi The G0vCrnmcni they have The b,,
mood il claim our CpuGdsn,p.
no" SUCH an admiui-trlti0u Camr in. aud tho
l.'ns hY winch % propotes ~ rors,a power. atc
."f'hy OF lngWry. The President, wtftYuf "a rgfr |
'l"n i'f bhiIlY, ~ any pr,rUro II pgYic -ofyIcc.
- eil"lhit' nv iii- pred, c',s"r. lis d,d not IN
~ W. 1rOus popularity. bot was urf ru,, a..
n th" mote power NJ General Jackson I, 49,,
ils WHV ihIt bee came Iu, and the yn,su4 q o,u,,,
stifutons. wv ii't :
~ is supported by party orgrniy1ir7n and sr.s,.
y ~ ''''f h3ld''s. The ''ovcfnIir has taken tI,,
t' ft.fh.' we people. and fh. fr he rpufstt 10,
"'r' We are n1" 'n-H-eI The rref,rrsrr.. "a /
II ~ Irh' Hfe FsfrIu.I 'urYr-hrr.r tho ,.b.I.
''nHE To fa'a-e dnt su1Iu-s.o an oI.an.lsF IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
WEST ALEXANpER TIPPEcANoE CLUB

Al mcciinc Of the Tippecanoc Club. of Donerall
Tow nship, Washington Co. Pa. held in West Alex
undcr. July 9th. Ia 10. the following resolutions were
offered and unanimously adopted
n, soired. That the Democratic Wings oC Donegal
Township, will parade in large numbers early on the
morning ct the 81 of September. at this place. unJ
with Wagons. HORSES log Cabins. carrarcs aud ar,
proPrin'c Flags. Banners and music. Will march to
Wheeling.
Res,ired. That the Wings Of Washington County.
earnestly invited To quarter IN tins place on the
night previous. that they may be ready the follow
ing mornlng To Join Us march To the great
rendezvous.
R,siroi That the strings of our door latchcs shall
MT he pulled IN hut that they may bc 10y nl--
made ofby all, nnd walk IN without knocking
ard freely pnrtake OF our Log Ca,in fare
R,soir'd, That To the recent victories in Rhode
Island Couns' tcut and Virginia, hail the recent
triumph IA louisiana prcslgc ct the rnggle GO
rnc now in Tennessee, Missouri Kcntacky Illluns
/ AMI Indiana Forward March.
RcSlrod. That HIon the arrival of tho respective
delegations fran each township and gruugh at Oh,
State Line, the Delegation composed If the CREATES
number shall take precedence aud their Alarsals an,
officers shall he deemed officers IA chief and will TUX,
Command of the whole Pennsylvania line
4 RcSoircR, That Samuel Craig, Jr Moses Eel
George Wilson. and Dc; Samuel MKcchan. bc upIuin
ted a Committee of Arrangement aud Correspondence
whose duty II shall be To- advise with the dIflcrcn
Cluhsln the County, PrcParat ~ To said meeting an,
that EdIa Ramsey, James III Bell and Martin NJ Sla
tor be requested 10 Nlarshals for Donegal Town
| ship.
! Resided, That tho Wing Editors Of the ndioinint
Counties, VIII nd our cause Toy notice Of our meet
ing of September next.
ReSoirod. That this meeting adjourn 10 NEE
at the house of James Mahcrs. the morning of th
Sd OF September next at half ) Ucluck, A. ": am,
that the proceedings uf this meeting be published II
| the Washington Reporter.
JOHN MSiURRAY. President.
| JAMES X. Bell.
JoSErH MCLUskY, : Vice Presidents
NJ NJ. SLAToR
| EDn Ramsey, J.
/ JosErH NJ. MAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

TIE SPRlNGS.-From the Ibde SuiJlcr Springs
(Grcenhricr county Va hear that the number (
vis'iers there Is about FIVE hundred, forming veg,
pleasant society.
AfJScs Spring, (ncar Warrcnion Val there were
On the 18th Iusi, about hundred listers and Tint
the arrivals were in number equal fifty n day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
ALIEN. T. LaIDLEY, Cicrk.
JAcoR 4 Wilson. for Conpt-2m
n copy i,'s,e.

NlH'iiNlA:-At ru held IN the Clerks Office or
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and CLanr,Iv
Tor Tue county OF OHIO, ia the Elonth Of July Iss1
~,n, N'~e' Complainant
Moses w. Chapne and Elsnczer Pan. ,d
illustrators with the will annexed Of Nolb
Zane deceased and Ely Dorsey aud Mary l. H.
VIE, late Mary L. Zane, and D, o., z,r Zan,
James &. Johnston anI So .hIl his VIE, Within
w. ShriNCr aud Caroline his wife James A. Me-
Clean and Mary hia wife, platofi Zan. Hams =
den Zane, Elizabeth Zane and t'ornelia Fam.
which SAID Mary l.. Dorsey l. the widow and q
which said Eben, zer Zane, Sophia Johnston
Caroline ShriNCr. Mary Mcclellan PlaIoir HAM y
den, Elizabeth and Co nclia Zanr, are the chil- ~
drSu aud heirs ~ law of e Oah Zane. latC of a.
hio county, dec assd-a and, Catherine r. Vii :
son, David r.. Wilson. Elizabeth " lson, Alex
indCr Wilson, aud Virginia Wills n. Ch Idr.n
and heirs AT law OF Marcus Nilsson late of sand
county of oh q, deceased, aud Alexander Viii
son, admins traitor of the estate OF Inc SAID Mar
Gus Wilson, dCctastd Defendants
The defendants James G.. Johnston and SUuhi,
has wife, Catherine r. Wilson, DAVID T.. " ilson r.
hZabcth Wilson and Virginia Wilson, not having
entered hrir appearance aud gwen security acuou
nS 10 the at OF assembly aud the rules of thIs
Cou:i, ind II appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
mat thcy are not inhabitants of this common Noalih
IN motion OF the Cumpi ainant 10y Counsel, u IS o.
dcrcd that the SAID defendants H. appear here ou
me hrSt day of next fail term ui this court and
answer the sand conn .nnauts bill and that copy
81 thls order be IJTIhwth inserted ia some LcMs a
per printed IN the ctyO hccliug for Two months
successfully ana pos cd 1T the ont door the
house Cl OLlJ county
| y copy trstc,
- ALEX. Il. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
! NELGoS for C'otuu't
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

NlRGlNlA-M rules hold ca
Circuit Sup.rrnr c,lu OF I.,l
county Oi Ohio IA the month
Gcurv" MClclland
against
John NJ Clarke, Henry Moore,
Usher Charles l.. Sirunr the Pr..,I
Dire"i"rs ard Company OF the Ban.
Mount Pleasant ani Slm1 Mills
Defendants.
Tide Defendants. tac President. Dircctn
pany Of the Bank 1T Noun, Pleasant aud -,
ho' having entered their appearance and %,
rty according 10 the net "l assembly AMI th.
his court. and Il appearing 10y satisfactory q,
MAT they are not inhabitants Of this Commo,,>
On MOTION Of the complainant by counsel 1t ~ res
that The said defendants DO appear here O the frsi
~ tue next tall term OF this their appear.
nce answer the bill ct the said complainant or other
WIS" defend this sui-und That copy of THIS order DO
"rthwith inserted IN newspaper printed IN the
I''y ~ wheeling, Tor two months successfully anil
county.
| a copy tcs,e.
| ALIEN. T. LaIDIEY, cicrk
I JACOB q WIiSO< a.,f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
ORGANIZATION on rus MILITIA.

Litter from he Sefr,Siry - W.r. ,-iasy,'-.sg a !
sgsep n p, 0rgaa,slt'os q ~ liJ,'ra u &c Cas-
tod Nf4i,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

n COOKING GLASS, Portrait a. Picture Frnme
~ \ mlhuiacturcr.-Ihc subscriber respectfully IN
forms the citizens of Wheeling aud vicinity thai he
has commenced, IN connection with his fdSmur bssi
ness the Locking Glass, Portrait aud Picture Frame
,'IldIIg &c IA all MS brnncheS-Ile has engaged Mr.
JAS. Robinson. from the irSt manufacturers in Now
York. whose workmanship Is inferior To none in the
Union, an IL now prepared To- all orders in that
line. lie will constantly keep hand an extensive
assortment of LOOKING GLASSES of every dcscrip.
'lon ~ Gilt and Mahogany aud Fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait FRANCS made order Old frames rcpit
and Gliding ofevery description done in the best style
july IL wv RANSrRI'P
Aeon G,,R r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
july l1-lm D. HICKMAN. Clerk

l OOklNG GLASS MANUFACTURE Whole.
II sale aud Retail Looking Glass NianuG,ct,,ry No
l<., Market st opposite the Masonic Hall Tic
,nDsCrlbers respectfully announce tu the ci,izrns Of
NhceHnE aud vicinity, that they have on hand
&c, and splendid assortment of Looking Glasses
OF thcir own Nahuidcturc, the workmanship oE
which they warrant Inferior to done In the ITniop
and which they are determined to sell on the moss
reasonai ie terms: Also, Gilt and Mahogany Frames
OF every DESCRIPTION and quality made [ 7, order
Old Gllt, Mahogany and Fancy Frames r.paiTed
III the neatest manner. J. e. HARBOUR q Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
J. II. POINSETT.
Hon. Il. ". r. HrxrgE.
Npcaker II hc Honer OF R,prcScntait,

Speaker If hC HoS~ Of Representative
This b'll Is known 10 H. odious TO the people It,
objectionable features by the party in POWER.
and the members of try hard shield the President
from the cS'um Of At; but it is impossible There
stands the Presidents hand ia his Message of Dee =
1889.
II CANNOT roo STRONGLY RECOMMEND To YOUR
CONSIDERATIONS THE PLAN FOR ORGANIZING THE
MILITIA PROPOSED rIiE SECRETARY ar WAR"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

ce''b 1~hmeot Of Jc9o,s an each u'i,a district OF
ia" united states, a. he may deem necessary, fur
hr .sirk eCuug # mpnIti. us aud ans. aud th,
rrud tNuu- OF TIE militia, portions thcrcoi, that
may De- called forth.
}'ih' That the officer, nrn-commi sion-d Off
c"rS, arEt 'rs, musicians, and prIvafes a volunteer
"r m'iua, m che service Of the Unitcd states, eX
'r't " hrE cal lvd crowded fur In he i-th head
Il all e cntlt.ed t. the like compeus tion 70 case of
dlsa llty, by wouids other Use, incttrr, IN the
service, as -, ar may be- showed "a Office non
commissioned Officers, aitIhceTs. tausiCians and r.
Yates oi the Army oi the United States
3~th. That the several corps Of volunteers Wi. n
now exist m The scVcrH States, and IA what paH-
neT soeVcr angcyi, be no. disturbed or DEPRIVED
4 hc,r accustomed privileges but nevertheless Ne
subject To- such restrictions their respective L..
sla'ur may direct, aud To all other duties r,quir.
ed 10y tins system, ln like manner with the othci
militia.
- h j hat the Legislatures Of the several States
At III, earliest poriJd Of time after the adoption
this system. enact such laws as may 10 necessar,
10 enroll aud Organize tho militia of the resncctiv
States according to the prpviSo ns contained here
IA: provided that, until such cnrs imcnt I'D organ
zhlon be ia1deS the existing l1ws governing th
milltla OF ach State bc considered s'ill ia force
iOih. That the term militia u the United STATE
shall he 80 construed ~ t. embrace within ~
meaning all tr"OTs, of - aiCvcr description hot o
! the OCULAR army "f the United States.
p ft1l Ia 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
MAR,u 20. 1910.
RJcr,ol 10 -, Cs,ps,ilcc ~ dee M,iif,a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
i copy trstc,
- ALEX. 4. LAlDLEY, Clerk.
NELsox, for Compt.

ElRGINLA-To wIr:-At rules held in the Clerks
office of tho Circuit Court of Law aud Chanccry
for Tyler County on Monday the Oh day OF July
1910.
William Dickinson. Joel SHREWSBURY
Lewis Buiincr, NuScs NJ Fuqua
John d. Lewis. WIlliam d. Shrcws-
bury and Joseph ID STATION. ira. ; 90 !"
ding aud dealing under the firm of Nha"'e'y'
DIckenun, RuiIner * Co. { ON
plananIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
NOTICE..

1 NOlllE L.
! The Notes, Books and Accounts Of A. Loring
from the ist Of June Ism 60 23d of March 1870 Al
SO iSe Notcs Books, aud Accounts Of 5 Rice from
<Uth el sept 1888 To 3ls, uf Dec 1899 were transfer
"a To- ne pr contract ON the 23d of March Is4o
The said Notes and Accounts arc guaranteed :, :.
theIsfOTe necessary that due diligence -honld T.,
used ~ thcIT collection. From the great hummer al
hese demands ~" further notice eau be- gI,Cn-it d
ihtr,i0'c expected that those interested will gov
-, p. w. sTt CKING.
Inc above demands arc placed Ia the hands oi
\. Caldwell esq for eoccuon.I P.wS
aug S-Iw
PARENTS Intending 10 send Their d,UrbirIs a.,
fmIddclfha Tor education will fnd a desirable al
,au'n ln inc 1ohppl under the care of Prof J. n
AEhcw. Only few are rakCn into The family and
h'S' parents may rest assured will have sy,rv a.
icuuon rald 10 them. wv ~
or parlg ulars see circulars at the OH e. Of Sam
,'"I'Is2", ~ aug iw.
LNOR RENT.-Tlc store room attached t,f Le p,r,.
ohauics Bank W.
9I'Any person wishing to rent will call on Mr.
aug DANIEL COLLINS
w IlLREAS have hccu Obliged by tho imp,o
w pTt"ndu'toiny VIE Lucinda. ~ caution. A for
'' "' i'rs"nS from trusting her my account here
~ Fi.e notice io nll whom u may ron, cru tbnt will
hereafter Tay no debts onuu ted by her
aug '-lm JACOB STROBEL
NINPLArE--Jl to,es TIN PLATE 3x. Just
y received auI fr ssle by
'"ansi NrFERBt nv s. CALDWELL.
WASHINGTON Volt NTEERS Union
tIIf BLUES -'l'hc regular meeting the Corn 4
- i'r ihs evening, tNlondny the 27'h nsilntJ - 1
ioicucd until Monday evening uotL frhc 81 Of Ao
.usf) BY order 81 tho Coiauis.ipue,i officer
July 81 WA D. MILLER. S,,.y
NNLlPIIC SPRlNGS--Just received a ro,sI 1..,,,
U 4 nent Of EhWi, SPRINGS. manufactured q,
ord. Conn Of che best Spring steel
luY D. SAINT MEL
d. huics PRIME Louisiana tpti,ri
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be- Northern fDIio lor -alo ~ I
may ~ FORSYTH. MOORE a. CLARKE
lNTHENrFUGD I'M 40 r. Howard and ,
" no lt- Market street BAIT iORE
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
In
ChauCery
John franklin Owens. Defendant.

John franklin Owens, Defendant
THIS day came the compainants 10y their attorney
and filed their ball in this cause aud the defendant
not having entered his appearance and gwen sccuri.
y according 10 the act Of assembly and the rules OF
THIS court and It appearing iy satisfactory evidence
that the said John Franklin Owens is moi an inbolapt
oi this commonw ealih On motion of the complainant
10y ms attorney. IL Is ordered that the said John Frauk
la Owens DO appear here the s av Of the a, II ter
Of this court. and answer the cumpainants bull anI
that copy ct ihis he inserted the Western virginia
Times tor two months Successvely and posted al Tho
court house door OF tins county,
\ copy tesie.
iuy II-ln n UIrEu,N, 1,l-t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

Nj RS LYON will open a SEMINARY for Mis-.
Ifl es. ON Monday. the ooh inst. The numbcr of
pupils IimIned, application can he made her rcsi.
dehco corner OF Hamden and 9TH SIS Lessons given.
on the Piano Forte, rs usual iulv II
EG EDiCAL BOOKS.-NicIntosh's Practice of
~ n Physic.lIdll on the Blood .DungIcsou's Medical
Dictionary, lnglesons Human Physoplogy TnrIcson'-
General Therapeutics, Inglcs,n's clements of Hygiene
Eberlcs Practice, Green on the skin Just received
and for sale Ivy STEPHENSON a GARWOOD
iune an,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

Ep GENTLfNGER'S AMERICAN HAIR DRF.S.
n SlNG.-The subscriber would respectfully in
form hts friends and the public generally TINT lac IN,
opened the above establishment at No I27 Main II .
Tor the reception Of all shose that will please to favor
hIm sgiih their custom
y. U.s. Wigs cuTlcd and friZzcis made 10 order
July 2-3m SAINT. BRENTIINGER