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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30
Housatonic Rail Road. For Bs'idSeOO1.t &'.Neav V,0a.E.

ME Passenger Train of Cars on the Hon.
 A satonic Rail Road will leave New Mil. ford, hereafter until further notice, daily, sundays excepted, at o'clock A. M. and ar-, rye in Bridgeport at half past 8 A. M.-Re-. turning, leave Bridgeport ut o'clock P. M. running m connection with the Steam boats Nlmrod and Fairfield,one of'which will leave Bridgeport every day, Sundays excepted. on ti'e arrival of the Cars, and New-York from the east side of Catharine Market Slip. at, 6 o'clock A. M. arriring in Bridgeport in season jor passengers to lake the Cars for W. Mifor6.
 STAGES leave Bridgeport on the arrival ot the boat from New York for New.Haven.
 Stages will leave North Canaan every day. Sundays excepted, in the morning, passing through Canaan, Cornwall and Kent, to New Milford, and arrive in time for passengers to take the Cars at o'clock A. N. Returning the same day on the arrival of the Cars-and also Ltchfield for New-Milford on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays; returning Mon. days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
 Stages will also run from Danbury and Be- thel every day. Sundays excepted, to mecr the Cars at Hawleysvlle, returning the same day on the arrival of the Cars and, iron, l;'tchtield every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, passing through South Farms, Beth lem, Woodbury and Southbury, to meet the Cars at Newtown-returning on the arrival of the Cars on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa- turdnys. R. B. MASON, Superintendent.
 Bridgeport, July l, ls4O. 6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30
ITEDfS-sELrcTEp.

MURDER.-Last week dispute occurred between Joseph Perkins and James Eastman, both residents of Wendell, N. H., after which Eastman proceeded to Perkins residence, and with gun or pistol sho him through the body. The life of Perkins is despair ed of Eastman Is in jail -@ r. PUB DOc.-k is stated by correspondent of rh. National Inislgencer. that on Tuesday, the last dny of the session of Congress, less than 341 bushels o documents and newspapers were sent from the Washington city Post Office by the mails going Eas West, North, and South. . :,
 The administration papers continue to call Gen Harrison she Sssie candidate. We'll. the people will speak for him; they are speaking for him.
 HOiI StOrm-The Hartford Courant says" A des- tructive hail storm passed over the towns of BlOom- field, Canton and SimsbTy. in this county, on Sun day morning last. We learn that hail stones tell as large hazie nuts, doing great damage to buildings and vegetation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

of their country befnre their party Their addresses to the people conclude thus:
 We can no longer support . party whose golden policy is tOmake the rich richer and the poor poor er, and whOse professions for the dear people have been so long and oud hut whose practice proves to us that they love the "oaves and fishes more than the peoples rights. For these and similar reasons we cannot support Martin Van Buren for the Pres dency in the fall of lS4O.
 Wm. James, Dorsen Finch,
 James Nc Fadden, John Boulfont,
 James Mitchell, Wm. Brnmn,hall,
 John Pollock, M. Harrison.
 Thomas Prue, Eli Marluw,
 D. Rosebrough, David Mercer
 t1he abOUe and preceding must ansuer for tRis time
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30
NORFOLK ACADEMY

NORFOLK ACADEMY, A NEAT and spacious building having been N. erected by this institution, the fall term will open on Monday, August 24.
 TUITION. per quarter. In the Ancient Languages & French, Ss5 % Do. higher English studies, 400 Do. common English studies, 800 Board, from $1 50 to l 75 per week.
 JOHN F. NORTON, Principal Nortolk, July 29, l94O. *9
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30
WM. RAYMOND, P. M.

The four Receivess General appointed under the eubire asury Law, are as EollOys .-Stephen Allen. New-York; Isaac Hill. Boston, Joseph Johnson' Charleston; Ge0rgs Penn, St. Louis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

A N assortment of Ladies' Slippers and oth- "A CT SHOES, cheap, at
 June l9. N. H. NoRru & Co's
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

From Mc Neu-O Orleans Bee ef July l3 LETTER AND BETTER FROM LOUISIANA We have now returns from the whole of the frs. Congressional district They exhibit the following vote:
 For MT. White 3SO2 MT. Leonard, # l757-
 Majority for White 2Oi5 In ls3s, Whites majority in this district was 9l9- His majority is now more than double that amount The first district has covered herself with glory
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30
DIED.

DIED, In Farmervle, N. Y. MT. Moves C. Barber, aged g, son of the Hon. Moves Barber, of Gro,on, Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

"At a town meeting in Alexandria, D. C. on Tues day ast accustomed by the refusal of Congress to ye- ne v the charters of the District Banks, committee waS appointed to adopt such measures they may expressed desire of the meeting, that the town and county of Alexandria be retroceded to the State of Virginia as soon as practicable
 IA petition to this effect has subsequently been pre- sented to Congress. but laid upon the table for the want of time to do justice to the subiect.]
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30
From he Vermont Watchm0n. SlHMC AYUN

xr, o1UNo AND 1OkENS.
 We have an abundance on hand. but uoHst defer en en except those of more immediate interest The loliowing we are extremely happy to present, as voice from the true Democracy of the country We personally know but few of the persons named below 1ut those are substan:ia independent and intelligent arneEs indeed, we learn that al save one are rank sd among natures nobemen, the tiIlers of the soil oncn men, whose sole aim it is to have the gopernem ano'n'sered rightly, no matter by whom, possess :he purest democracy.
 13 Me P"bIic.-We the undersigned have hereto I3re been the supporters of the administration of MT van buren, under the impression that the principles winch he protessed were in accordance with the de- mocracy Of Jefferson and Madison but after care- Iai examination ot the measures of the present adm. n'stratIon. and comparing them with the sentiments they formerly professed to hold, have become con- vlneed @ that they widely differ from what consd announce our determination to abandon the admins tratlon; and finding that Wm. x. Harrison has been nominated for the Presidency we will give him and the principles as laid down by the Wings, our most ardent support believing that by this course, we shall carry out the principles of true democracy. and do In
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

McDuFFrE having published his adhesion to the present administration, may be well 10 book back far 1884, what this high-minded p0ltcia sa i'd of the concern: a.. .. .e -s
 Before that God to whom I am responsible for what say here, do believe that the annals of hu- man idolany and deIusion cannot furnish ID example of impudenf, andacious, and monstrous i,npos. ,ure, than that which the administration is attempt. ing, and fear with too much success, to palm upon the People of the United States, under ihe isy and de.usive ense 0fretuning to he primitive simplicity of "hard money Government Nothing that I have read, among all the superstiiions of the world its mOnstrous audacity."
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

Is rot MT. Calhoun man of truth ?"-Globe f he is you not for you said three or four years ago that he "eUe, spoke Me truth Den aLseoOd woud serUe has turn.-Prentice.
 Has the Journal any thing fresh from Lexington ?
 AdUertiser. Why, yes-rather so. We hear that son of the late Postmaster General Barry, has out against the 'Adminisration, and in favor of old Fppecanoe Isn't that " fresh ?''-LOuispiHe Jour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

There are several other administration men in the same Ward who have deliberately made up their minds not to VOle for Van Buren.
 DEsERrIoN.-The WhOLs CoDamiRee BOlfed-The entire Van Buren Vigilance Committee at Belmont, OhO have abandoned all further service in ihe ranks of ihe power party and rallied under the patriotic flag of Harrison and Reform. We give them a cordial welcome for the independent and manly preference
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
DIR. WI. EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN

oOOIHING NJ RUP for CHILDREN
WHEN CUTTtNG THEIR TEETH.
! m7ihers knew tho blessings Ibis Syrup would af
a ford their Infants during tie period Of dcniiiirn by
rubbing their gums with 1t, no tender mother wonld
neglect The use Of il.
DR. WIN EVANS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
APERIENT PILLS for Weak stomach, PAIN in The
side. Bilious affections. DC. The Pills will perform
cures when Physicians have d~espdirsd relieving the
Patient.
Physicians are respectfully urged TO IRE these Pills
in cases Of dyspepsia. IIypocnndria &c, when the bad
basis the efficiency aud powerful virtue Of his pills on
the : Iperior quality Of the Ingredients Of which they
are compounded.
DIR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS.
These Pills are recommended TO ihe Ladies fer sup
preston Of customary periodicals. also other weakness
Of Females TO " hich they nre subject
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.
A ceisbraicd snGhilious Family Medicine.
The above medicines are Sid Gully Of the following
regular agents buy only ofthe Regular agents Us some
men sell counierieiia
Regular Agents. w. n. King. Grocer. Wheeling
James Barley Co., Nloundsyillc, Va. a. -. Clarke
Fish Creek, Va. Robt. 5. H%ylliway. Smyrna. o. Mr.
Tumbull Book seller. Steubenvillc. Isaac Harris, No
100 Liberty st.. Pritsburgh.
T. CAUTION.-Dr. VIM. Evans will not be fcs2on-i
he for the gcnuiaeness of tho Canomho Pills unles.
tiny are bJught Of DR.. Evans advertised ngenis-
Thye Is one agent IN every county.
DfEPARFD CONCENTRATED COFFEE
II ~ excellent article for family use just rcceiv
ed and or sale By W. H. HOUSTON.
nov = Water Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
SIX GRo.YEKs

NHE advertiser ~ishes TO associate himself with
some gcn'icran who has irom ten to twcnty
acsss % Murberry Trees now growing. :
ne aivoaisefis practically acquainted with the
oest method OF euifivaiing NVt~auiis and other
eho'ee Mulberry Trres-with. the feeding Of Silk
worins-snd oil the recent improvements in construct.
ing and fitting up cecoonerics--and san furnish seye.
aihandrsJ thousand 'ho'ee silk Worn Eggs Of III.
own raising.
ihe advertiser will be In Wheeling between
ohninmas and New Years and may be found upoa
enquiry nj this office.
Letters POST paid addressed 10 Serecnliure care of
me editor OF Wheeling Times will be- promptly a,ten
W. dec lin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
CITY ELECTION.

Ma waARroS;-We would rscomrneni TIE follow
Ing names as sui,ahae candidates To Represent "a. ia
Sooneil from the 4th Ward , Henry IIel n. 6hn ]
nege, John Robinson and David R,chards.
For M~ayor-Georse Daily.
Mp- wH,RroS-Piease present he names Of
Tnoat HvoEEs. DANIEL DcSrAH and JcuS McLURE
W :. e voters OF the First Ward. ~ best suited to re-
present them in the C,iy Council the coming yesr.
For Aayor-Col GKoRsK DvLrr.
2ad wARD-Mr. Wharton WIN. ! Selby and
VIM. s. wiebham will be Supported for Cray Council
from Second Ward, by MANY VOTERS.
5rH WARD MIR. Wharton WIN Canshey aud
J. H. Roberts. and H. Echols will be supported for the
City Council from the 5th Ward. by
Ma WHAHros -Piease announce the names OF
DANIEL DUNBAR. THOMAS HUGHES d THO.
MAS JOHNSTON. Jr. as candidates to represent
= no lt Ward Ia the city council tor the ensuing year.
MANY VOTERS.
FIRST wARD-Mr. wharion.- Please present
dhr names OF Jno. Go.irorn. VIM. Y. Wilson, and Thos
Hughes TO the voters of tho inst Ward las best suited"
: and always aid to represent them IN council.
MANY.
Mr.. wAsron.-Pleas. asnonnee the names Of Al,
bari d. Butts, wm. Houser. W. &. Scott, & JOSHUA
Heater a. eaadrda'ss 10 represent the 4h ward in the
city council. 4rH WARD;
Mr.. wharton.-Rober Fisher mud VIM s. Wick
80 Will oe supported for members 10 the City C1un-
cal as suitable persons to represent the citizens of the
3 ward. MANY VOTER
MI. wharion-Piensc annouDce the names Of
1. RopKhrs. WV, NIX. LAMspis snd IIAssoN W.
4uavlfSE. as candidates for csuncIlmen from the
5h Ward.
Ma. G,ARroS'-Dr 6. p HuLLIIrS and WV +.
SELBr. WI . be supported for the Council 10y a majority
OF lac voers of the Second Ward.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

SAM'L. MCLALLEN.
HISS Just received Ia addition 10 hrs former stock
ahc" aud extensive assortment Of ladies, Gentle
mems Misses, Boys, and Chldren's
BOOTS * SHOES,
o. every style ard fashion made To order czp,e
atlius which he will sell ~ fair prices.
friends and the public geaerally are myitsa 90 'uta
aud examine, ~ No l7 Nam ST. (nearly oppoos
the Virgupfa Hotri.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

NEW GOODS.-Todd and I.hsin wound re-.
~ specially inform the Citizens of Wheeling
and ITO vicinity that tbey have Just ,eceiysd from
the cast a large and general assortment of Boots
Shoes, Caps, kOnnets, Hoods, &c. &c. Of tie la
test style anL of the best quality as the above goods
were selected nth gieat care and purchased with
cash from the best manufacturers IA the Fast they
csn be ~nsEommsnded for cheapness and for quality
without a fear disappointment to the purchaser.
Persons wishing To purchase are requested to call
examine the stock, aud Judge for themselves.
Nn on1 Min ~ ANL.-,.nn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

DRAWINGS.
LEESBURG Ditery, Glass 10. Drawn
Dec 18th. 1910,
co, 70, 30, 8. 46, rs, 56. 10. 81. Z5.
&C, 10. 80, 90
Lowest Prize. $40.
WEALSBURG Lottery. Glass T.. Drawn
Dec. t4th. 1910.
a., p, %, 4S, -, 80, 81, Sc. Q. 8
50, rs, ~, =.
Lowest prize, SIS
WELLSBURG Lotbry, Glass ID. Drawn
Dee. f6,h. 1910.
56 l "a 80 20 G6 Is % 7f-G7 a.
Lowest prize So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

tOPAKINERShiP-ARdrew Buchanau. late of
~ the firm Of Buchanan s Gray. and Robert Bu-
chanan. late Of the firm of Robert Buchanan a. Co.
have formed a connection under the style ard firm Of
Andrew 4 Robert Buchanan. for the purpose u tran.
sacfing = Gmcey, Commission aud Forwarding Busi.
ness IN THIS city.
FroIn Our hong residence iu this place. durisr which
time We havo been actively engaged in The western
trade. our friends have had an opportunity ofbsco,n-
ing well acquainted with our habiis Of punrtuality
and business character and with ample capital 20
make advances on consignmeuls. We hope togve sat.
isisctiou 10 these friends Who may favor az with heir
confidence.
We have taken the warehouse or Wrll street Tor
msrly occupied by Gen. a And'w Buchanan and $50.
chanIn ~ Gray. nuS 2i-Lou. Jour. I m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

Attest FROM TIE EASr.-Just roseiycd
ana now opening nj the City Hat. Cap & Fur
store a lew doz. superior fashionable Haas manufactrr.
ed np s'las H. Hare; Philadelphia. expressly for this
markti. gentlemen in want ofa splendid article will
do wslf ~ call and examine them before purchasing
opposite Va. Hotel.
dec 8 NcATJAu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

Pioneer Line 0f entire Nsw Coaches ALL IN
llehte Fnnning IN the ist November ls-ri7g aEix
y o Clock a VI. Va. National Road o. Vay.rs
town, thence b. Rail Road Wa. hanL.-rt
HafTts6urzli 70 Phiadelphis. pcrformiat ne 80.
we n 2 l2d days from Wheeing 10 hHaalf,1sr 49,
~ lesStaan ithree DAYS o. New FOrk, be- Ic,.[.
pleasanf aud EXPEDITIONS roate from fba an - ~
nc travelling public nay rest assured thsrs wUfi.
no,ninA isii unaone on the part Il tie Prcnrisfsf.
Ill salsfactoni ucInu sfreIy rrotdE.
'ea on $40 Inc. Omco2nd door Aelost IN. Drts
states Hotel Waisr street, Whcsline
-SlfAS MOORE, 8 co rs-a-.,..
GOOD INTENT IINF. daiv Tor Pffs.S.
lsdyesat O'Clock, A.M. via National road al 81
tdgtpn.
Ofice % he above Line second dsor r
UnItet States Hotel W."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

lTREv. T. cOvEE~s BALN OF LTFE
20 celebrated tNronghsgf uts easfcfn nsfes e.
TIE cure 81 har SrHra Cou1Ha, Tofna Asrs'
is fr salem Wheeling b.
dec N sTEP9fNsoN GARwoOu.
- Read sd ftetaotr m en- ~ csialrn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

STEAM FIGURING MILL TO RENT vii
- rent The West Wheeling sieam Mill. for the bal
anee OF tins season. on very favorable terms. Posse.
sion may be had ON the l6sh inst.
dco S-3t ID ,,pp,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
TINE OLD WINES & BRANDlEs.

TINE OLD WINES g. BRANDIEs.
CID i'ale Sherry, Superior,
Old Madeira do v
Old Port. do ~
Lisbon a. Swcet Malaga.
Old Cugniac, Vintage, 1919.
40 Pale Champagne do 1921, 81
Dark Cnqnine (Signete) ~
Oil Peach,
Holland Gin. Irish Whiskey. &c sc. im hotties. dem
pohns and On drasght and in quantities to su.t.in store
.r sale by :,
dee % 4G, corner w ter 4 Union SITS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

IBBARDS MiLlS-Nsor the bridge between
Main ard Market street,. IN god fepair and
well manned. with a fair supply ofiogs and timber.
visit The commands Of the public n furnish thom ilh
all kinds Of sawcd lumbcg window sash. plasicnug
bath. sc sc. ofthe hsstqrulay aud o. fair prices.
The suI~grbcfs having nrmed r. ropnrtuership nm
Der thr siylc JfC AZ h. HBbbard for fha tansacfmr
Of, lrnbcr business. respectfully rall the stteniioa Of
hirir friends andiho public b. the above advertisement
assuring them ~ fhc stmc time Of their best exoniou.
To- sBitsiy al. who may favor them with their orders.
g.. u. HUBBARD,
mas 9f-im a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
NEW YORK. Thursday. 4 p. n.

Tbs has been a dull day for business, generally
tntn-sclons in Cotton and Floar have been limit
tad I have no change To notice M rates. A moder.
ss business WIS done in Stocks, with slight variation
from Yesterdays rates. A Z the 2nd Board North A.
meucan Trust close at 30. being n declined Of Ia.
The iranSactiOns pzr the packets were less than usual
Sterling may be quoted at 81 I send you the rates of
) Domestic Exchange. The demand continues moder-
le1e 81 shares of the Bank OF Port Gibson were sold
Ais morning at S25s29 per share. ANAL lot Of Teas
twere offered by auction. this morning, and about 100
psckngex were sold-there WAS not the usual anIma-
ton exh bited, and former prices were barely supper
he'd.
Ssies al The Sscoad Board-7l5 shares North 4.
mericau Trust 60. 30q3l; 25 shaIes Stonington 80. 125
~. vieSsburg, l0sal0i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
IPk.NMANSHIP.


ELATTERING prospects have induced The subscr,
Der to open another writing school in the Mason.
. Hall. And one in The afternoon at Mrs. DEXTER o.,
aiam ST. ior ladies who cannot attend iuIhe evening
The schools will be opened next Monday Dee. I4th,
athali past one at Mrs. Dexiefs and. at b o'clock r
NJ. in The hall.
Tui,ion;-s3 per scholar for IL lessons Of 81 hours
zach given in two weeks.
Every person who writes can but realize the imuo,
iance of plain and easy rcnmnnship. Some from The
mor'lheaiion which they feel in having their own ex.
Poeed; others from a lively sense Of the delightful emo.
tons which fine writing invariably inspires: hun NOR,
perhaps. rom the great and permanent ADVANTAGES
which II secures 10 all closes of men.
Persons wishing TO get rid of an Indifferent, hand
writing. and still hesitating. are respectfully referred.
ior information to any ofthose who have ju,t taken
4 course Oflsssons.
Good improvement guaranteed to the attentive
Ladies and gentlemen Of all classes are most respeet.
fully invited to attend one Of these schools. as thew are.
IN all probability the last that will be taught in the
city this winter.
dec 1876 HOMER NORTON
Oh KEGS Kentucky G twist Tobacco last rocei-
cO we'd and sor sale by JOS. REILLY.
dec 10
AVAILABLE REAL F. TATE AT AUCTION.
v On Thursday the l9Ih day of December 1870
IN front Of the Virginia Hotel. AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ
we Will offer for sale to the highest aud best bidder. 3
lots Of ground situate ia East Wheeling. To wild No
l5J. on Lanes street. lot No. 81 on CLAY street. and
lot No. 2O.on Water street. The title To those L,ts :
warranted. good. Terms one ihird cash. the balance
al 6 aRd u months, the purchase rs giving nepocia.
bile paper, with approved endorsers.
HALL & wICKHAM.
~ @i-im Auciioneers.
COOPER'S LAST NOVEL.
M ERCEDES, u romance q the DAYS or Columbus
1Nk ntwo vols, JUST received and for sale by
dec IL STEPHENSON ~ GARWOoD.
VINEN THOUSAND A YEAR. in three vols. Just
received and for sale by
dec ID STEPHENSON n GARwOoD.
SWANS TREATISE.
& hNihc law relating ~ The power & duties orJusiices
W ofiheiPence n CoHsIables. IN the State Of Ohio with
Practical Fom $, sc Just received aud for ,ale by
doc 10 STEPHENSON a. GARWOOD.
NoRTD WESTERN BANK oE Va.
Deecmber l6 aS4o
An election for five directors OF this Bank. Ia serve
nn the part Of The Stockholders for the ensuing wear
will tic held at its banking house on Tuesday the 5,h |
of January 1910. J. LIST,
dec 10 Cashier
NORTH WESTERN BANK oF VA
December Is. 1910.
This Bank will as usual i've clused on Christm Is and
New Years days, notes maturing on either, will re-.
quiro attention on the dny previous.
J. LIST.
dec ~ Cashier.
1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
PUBlIC SALE.

ny Mon3sv ne 30ih inst NJ me aie rssidenco
Of Joscpn G Vance dec. There will he a cub.
uls ofhis psrsonai property. including iherois
/. lns fufi bred Dafbam Bull ssnta Anna a NUM-.
NJ f~ne,coes sDd heifsn Of De improved short horn
-sad = nHmifr ~ horses marss sni eolis. Household
.uiWge. afd zualrg gfcnshs. A credit of one wear
.Nb1 given 0n al fams over fNcntg .do.isfs. g,ls
8uaenoe. at IA oclock. A. "a SAN sPRiGO
Administrator ofJos q. Vance. dec.
e. vi fef0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

A DMINiSfRATORS SAIL will ofie, lor AL
IA Ut public auction on Monday the Ikh dnv 81
Dece'nner lSfu " ihe large frame building. SOU"TH
END or wnEEIdNG InC The
FLAMING MACHINE. Spws. and f,,ure, b.ton.ta-
% the estate ofB. &. Wickham decreased. also aayon.
uty of worked lumber. designed fr Steamboat G ,b,ns
ono Pilot wheel and frame, together with many otbcy
articles ofyalnc. Sale 70 Commence nt 10 o'elock A
h-TEKHs. all sums under fifty dollars. cash, over
hi'y dohaTs'a credit OF siy rnonIhs vii be given. The
purchasers giving negotiable honis ,,ib 49, 5000.
nov % I5iD-in. WNI WIcKtfAW y
Administrators Of lirnry c. wickhnm deed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
rs u. Forsyth ~ 0ths.
vs.. In Chancery.
:. Harkins & olh,.

vs.. In ChnnccFy.
+. Harkins a. oihS.
By virtue OF a decree % The ClrcHit Superior Court
Of Law and Chaneery ior OHIO County. la the above
cause. ] shall on Monday the 4fh day Of January
next; proceed to sell AT the front door orthe Courthouse
ofOhio county at public ancIion To the highest bidder
Ihe lot Of ground in the bill mentioned. 10 wit. Lot
No. 6S. situate at the oornsr OF Market street aud Pine
alley. on a credit of six. twelve IL eighteen months.
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security
bearing interest from the day of sale.
l. w. MITCHELL. ID. s.
dec 3-5w for Il. ~IIardesty. Soc.