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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

Mr.. DoSp, one of the compositors in the ONCE
of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, who had LOST
nearly ali his hair from or the top of his head mas
had il completely restored by the use OF this one
Two Officers OF the American Navy had good heau'
Of hsir restored TO them by using FIVE bottles eacn
Of this HAIR ToNlc, one Of whom was over SIM!
wears ofage. Four gentlemen connected with '''
Public Press in Philadelphia, have also had theu
badness removed by using this remedy. Inc he,'
Mr.. PARKER, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Chu'oni
in Delaware County, Pa, who was completely pau
over all the top ofhis haad, and was also becon'ns
considerably GRAY, has used only two bottles -
this Tonic, and has not only a luxuriant grown
new hair upon his head, but all the GRAY Am
have disappeared, aud their places have ben 'r
piled by healthy hair, Of natural color. flnS,3'
nine cases of badness out Of every ten may PJ nj,
lively bo removed BY faithful application O Va va
valuable remedy. There is. therefore, now ~
| EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.
| Prepsred only by DR.. n. JAYNE, sole ProP,,JJ
Tor. No. 90 soutl, Third street, Phadeipna' ~
for sale by WILSON & DOLL, Agents' Ma'''"'
burg, Va. Price S per bottle
| Fehruntv Of 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
August 10, 1910 --2m

VIRGINlA:-At court held for Berke-
ley county, at the court house, on Mon
day, the 10th of August, 1910,
Jonas Hedges, plc
against
Charles G. Siarbuck and George Ran
dali, defs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
IN CHANCERY.

The defendant, Charles c. Starbuck, not having
entered his appearance and given security. accor-
ding to the Of assembly and rules of this court
and il appearing 10 the court that he is in
habitant of this commonwealth: ii is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here the second
monday 10 November, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff; and that this order be published in the
Martins5urg Gazette for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
and copy posted a, the front door of the court
house the said county.
A copy.-Tes;e
HARRISON WAITE, C. B. C.
Angust II 1240-om
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
August 10, I840.--2m.

VIRGINIA At court held for Berke-
ley county, at the court house, on Mon
day, the 10th of August, 1910,
Benjamin Boley, Jr., phf.
against
CharlessC. Starbuck, Harvey NJ. Fore
mnn, and George Randall, detfs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, not having entered their appear.
ance and given security, according to the act OF as
senbly, and rules OF this court aud appearing 10
the court that they not inhabitants Of this con-
rnonwealth il is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear mere the second monday 10 Novsm.
ber and answer the bill OF the plaintiff: and that
this order be published in the Martiasburg Ga.
zctte fortwo months successfully, and copy posted
at the front door Of the court house of the said
county.
A cory.-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, enc.
August 49, 1340.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
AN pRuGGIsTs! rnE DNUGGIsTsM

! have ia my possession Counterfeit Brandreth's
T.9s, purchased Of the following Druggists, viz:
G. & N. Popplen, No. n. Liberty street; Dr.
Diliet No. G3 Merch Market Place; +. IIeilze-
berger, corner of Gay and Saratoga streets G. l..
Tyler, oi Ma ,et and High streets, in Bait-
more
Also, of. F. Caran, ruerof p and 9TH strccts;
w. Guntor conner of Pennsylvania Avenue and 9ih
streets; - Watkins, corner of Pennsylvania and
4th streets, in Washington City.
Also, off. NJ. Sothoran corner Of Bridge and
Congress streets, and -- Sothoran, Bridge, near
Marl.-t street, in Georgetown.
What Is the difference between the moral guilt Of
the counterfei,er Of popular medicine, which has
gained It's reputation by its goodness, and he who
ceuHtereits the cycuaun neduml Are they not
both equally guilty, and do taey not both commit
crime for the same purpose-namey % benefit
/ themselves at the eTpcnse OF others!
Always remem}er that no Apothecary or Drug
eist sells the genuine Biaudreih Pills. Purchase oil
the Agents alone, and you will be sure TO get tho
/ genuine medicine. Every Agent has aeoppcr plate
certificate of agency signed by Dr. Brandreth anc
also by his general Agent The following are some
Of the regularly appointed Agenta;
THOS c. SMITH, Martinsburg,
/ JOHN I. COOKUS, Shepherdstown,
THOS. HUGHES, Harpers-Feuy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
AGAINST
Charles c. Starbuck, Harvey M. Fore
man, and George Randall, defts.
IN TTIANTTpX.

THE defendants, Charles G. Stalbuck and ii. NJ.
Foreman, not having entered THEN appearance and
given security according TO the act oiassembly, and
rules of this court and it appearing the court,
that they not inhabitants ofthis commoHw cath:
it is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the second monday in November, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff: and that this order be
published in the Mariinsbarg GG1eAe for two
months successfully, and copy posted at the front
door of the court house Of the said county.
coPy.-Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, C. b. c.
August Is, l340-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

August 6, Is40.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08
BONNETS g. HATS.

August 6, 1910. Pm
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-06-19

@oa1eeieu Win theig deefesl iulefesief h1l
vii Aol g moro wonderful lll s hsy
90 not correct these abuses when lhes gel 80
their knoWIedoa
And now am about fo commit another
fraud u the Department. loF instead 81 send.
ing this letter sftloao 4 tlse tanael dlesi ieaa-
Ted bg tie laso 81 tie lasd z foe Of posiaae
I shall COMMIT il 70 The hands ol some friend,
VINO VII be sure u deliver & sac and with
out delay, lor feaE Il may find is way under
The counleIs until allef the eiectiensare over,
sit VIII BE directed 10 The Editors 81 d
Wing newspaper, and may Be supposed o
contain important natter
ssNerJ respectfully, yonr obi sefs,l,
JN0. ID. B0TTS.'
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-06-19

haII say in relation ~ our aban
0hment of tic Administration are
not for their deprayed moral sense
land corrupt hearis-We have no
lsaIvo for THEu--they are welded
ai0 their idol1 lcl hem alone .
But % Die honest ~ maqnani-
lmous. the independent in thought
and action, we now address OurseIr.
We frankly confess We me con-
Yinced we have been ~ crror do
ling wrong 10 ouIseIi our country,
and posfefiiy. in lh8 humble but
hearty support we have hitherto
rendered the Administration, we
therefore abandon Il. We have
believed that tho policy Of tho Ad-
ministration would promote the
prosperity and happiness 81 our
country. It's now plain 10 our
mental vision, that a more rufnous
policy, ono more destructive TO-
all the great branches ofindustrV
and trade, which make up the sum
total Of our counttY,s business
wealth and prosperity, could not be
pursued. Wesee the most ener-
gotic and enterprising ofour citizens
daily falling around us: we see eye
cry brapch of business stagnant
every trade and profession suffer
ing: we see al the chief staples, and
particularly the great staple Of the
South, depressed to a degree total
Iy ruinous to the producer: we see
the government ITSELF and with all
its boasted self-sustaining powers,
after separating itself from the peo-
pie, and foundering IN the mazes
of d Iabyrinthine Experiment"
reduced to the necessity ofissuing
batch after batch Of Treasury shin
pIasters to pay off its creditors.
We have seen all these things,
more in pity than IN anger; and
seeing them, instead Of realizing
the prosperity and happiness so
long promised BY the Administra-
ton, and believing ourself in error
in sustaining il, we now abrOgate
our allegiance to loco-focoism, and
renounce theretO all favor, affection,
and feaIty. AS the wayward youth,
after long rambling in the giddy
walks ofprofigacy and ruin, forget
ful of her to whom he has pIighted
his boyish faith, turns retrospec-
lively to his post career, and la
ments the blind infatuation that Iur-
ed him to destruction; SO turn we
to our "frst love-" the Goddess of
Whiggery-pnre and unsuIIied as
when we left her, we will not say;
but with a fixed determination, by
increased zeal for her happiness, to
in some measure atone for the deep
wrongs we have done her.
We have done. Every honest
man will understand us-eYery
magnanimous citizen apprecia te
our motiYe-every candid p atriot
applaud the act; and in no wise
do we regard either the good or
evil opinion of any other portion of
the human family.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-06-19
From The Southern Reporter
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
REPORTFR


Amid the mutation that occa-
sionalIy diversity the monotolly of
ot the big world of which we are
denizens, the political complexion
of the SOUTHERN REPoRTER has
a slight change since
last it greeted you with its smiling
countenance.
Some ten days ago, ne issued a.
Prospectus, decIaratory Of our IN
tentions, promising thereafter To-
spread before the public the rea-
sons which induced them. AS we
had anticipated, this gave rise to.
much conjecture; and many re-
marks, spiced with unusual naligni-
ty, have been made il reference to
our entrance into the ranks Of k.l Ar
RIsoN and IEEFoRM. It has again
and again been asserted, with d
hoarseness that freighted Che Jour
neying winds and aWokelhe slum-
bering echoes Of the neighboring
cliffs, that we are il a position no
vel and ridiculous a position per
fectly untenable, and therefore IN
explicable INExPLIcABI Why
81 Do the men who pirate thus
nave any idea Of such . principle /
is nagnanimifv Can fhev an
oreclale c0nscIen10usness Have I
hey the mora energy to obey the I
dictates Of reason. and submit 10
heir own convictions of duty TIT
my answer these questions in the
legaiiye, then the few words wei
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-06-19

Gen. Harrison, as a Represen-
tatiVe in Congress from the non
sIayeholding State of Ohio, voted
against the Missouri Restrictions.
whilst Mr.. Van Bnren, In the N.
]. Legislature, was Iaboring in ia
Yor of the restriction with all his
might. The vote Of Harrison de-
feated the measure, and the Union
was saved. Fellow-citizens, what
would have been the consequences
if Martin Van Buren, instead of
Gen. Harrison, had been a Repre-
sentative from Ohio IA the u. s.
CongFess2 Know you not, that
the Missouri restriction would have
prevailed and that our glorious
Union, cemented with blood, would
d the midst Of blood and slaughter
nave been rent sud denly and forev-
n asunder.
How unnaturally, how mon
Itrously cruel tis for those, who
NOW aught Of the political histo-
'les of Gen. Harrison and Mar
id Bulen, to denounce the former
S an abolitionist, whilst the latter
5 lauded as the friend Of the nsti-
utions Of the South
louisville JOlxr.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-06-19

"a CAsE IN P0TNT. we some
time ago published al account of
Gen. Harrison presenting t0 a Ne-
th0dist preacher D horse, IA pIaceOf
one that had died whilst he wasso-
ourning with the General. The
reverend gentleman IS now ~ this
city, delegatet0 the General Con.
ference from the Mississippi Con-
ference, and vouches 10 the truth of
the statement Baltimore PAD
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-06-19


but upon In1
81 the whicN
cases and ln ~ olleI
they might aNNfop1iaie
MONEY % 1ic states
20 epplyiag 81 etrid ol
their slaves. 1tels o.
plni6ns i hare allCags
he'd and this was the
efonnd upon which j
voted against che Mis
souri, restriction Ia the
10th Congress. Tie o-
pinions eieen above af8
precisely those which
were entertained by Mr.
Jefersona and Mr.. Madi-
son.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-06-19


y " 1885
owe il however,
& candof, to sag u on,
fan ! have not been a
Bile 81 satisfy my elf
that fhe grant 70 Cons
9f il the conaIlfu-
tion o The power 81
.Slpe hon ~
at over
the ederol District
does npt confer Oh that
body the sane apiaori
81 over tie subject That
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-06-19

H.4RRISO IS 1895
81 do not believe chat
Congress can nb0tisl
sio1e n se Ilisiriet oi
abia without the
consent ST the States
o aiyland and Vif
oinia and Of the People
of the District
90 not believe that
Con less ean dboiist sla
er "a tie states orin
any manner lte ere
.e property Tie
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-06-19

ori otherwise nave
been 1lopo6cd by ho
afee ol Maryland end
irr mas 81 that Cone
afes might noty Ia vie
lao Hereof take such
steps upon the subject
il ibis Diatrict, as those
slalesinl 4lIl lhenselYes
loko within their own
limile, and consistently
with their sights 81 So
Yereignty.
0lhus viewing the
matter j would not.
from tbe lights now be-
fore nle, feel mysel safe
10 pronouncing thatcon-
grees does not possess
the power 81 interfering
with OF abolishing sla-
very i'll the District of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11
DRY GOODs.

RI EW - CHEAP GOODS-Cldh and CLolisg
IN Es,G 6iSip,ca,. 81 Wa,er street. next door North
of l.. :. Hoiel-TLc subscriber is now receiving
aR a npsaally large aud well selected assortment OF
FALL q WINTER GOODS. viz;
Extra wool dyed blme. black and invisibla roeen.
claret aud brown Cloths; also. blue-black. brown and
green drah and Asrhaiia Cloth for over coats Cash-
mcrcs and Cassinsis ofevery grade and colour Vest
ings. 4 very choice and large assortment.
Ready uGtc ~Ciohifg-Blue. black. brown. nyiS.
green aud ciatst Dress and Frock Coats and Coates 4;
blue. brown. Steel mixti. green aud drab Beaver and
Pilot Oyercnais ; blue aai green blankc.snd lion-skin
Overcoais. n large assortment; Cashmere and CeSsinet
Pants AMI Vests and Rouud Jackets. with n general va
riciy too numerous % raTicularze. which will DC Of
tered or q very small advance. Who.csale & Retail.
nov liza ALEX. ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11
STAGE LINES.
OPPOSITION PFoPIT-S nm


~ Two DAILY LINES ron Ear
ESNS<3SaSN, TiMoRE. WAsmINcros CtrY. Pm
ASSlSN LADELrRIA AND SEw YcRE. d,
tho way OF the National Rua,
and Baltimore and Ohio Rad Road.
The public ore respectfully informed thai having OF
The lst day cC April iasi purchased all tho Stage stock
h~slonsing 10 James Rccsidc & Co. running ON the Ma
upnsl road. the subscribers will coatinus TO run IA,
same as heretofore.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING
at . o'clock reaches Frederick sccond morning and
takes the morning limo OF cars. reaching Baltimore same
aiiernoon. aud proceeds TO fhii-delrhIa or New Yofk
sums evening ~ NEXT morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE lcavcs Wheeling every
AFTERNOON reaches Frederick second evening and
takes tho mail line cars Immediately Gr Baltimore.
where they arrive IN time 10 tukc the morning line OF
cars for Philadelphia and New York.
The proprio;ors OF the above lines all reside en- the
rolis. AID every attention Is paid by them personally to
the convenience and comfort Of uie passengers. and
ono Of them will always DC found nj Nbeelin~ Cum
bcr'aod. Hagcrsiown. Frederick AMI Baltimore. They
have the best OF horses, superior Troy Coaches and
careful. steady ard obliging drivers; Travellers may
therefore depend upon being carried through with the
utmost expedition and in the safest manner. Their OBJ
is and always has been. TO render their lines az
lcaSt e7u2l 10 amy la tho United Stnies.
~ Office GTsidoor above the Uaiied States Hotel,
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
sep IL T. S!IRIVER & Co
LogisriHe Journal TiH copy is aa,ouUt cf tea dOHGi
chargc tbs Soc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11
FoR EAsrERN TNAvrLLERs.

from 0c BdlimCrc PGirfof
% Ri lin. 10 Phiiafapiia-Tho Train. viii
~ Mil. leave the derot, Pfaft street. daily. at
Passengers arrive in Philadelphia On umo 70
Inc evening cars for New York..
I, ,~o,ommodation car, Tor way passengers, leaves
Ss,.t. rra.t street. for Uavre Dc Grace daily, (sun-
.sreeo,edo At ana. Returning leaves Hayrc de
90 att r. 70.
q Of Bowly's wharf evcg aVening' Sundays ~.
9lsIl af 6 O'clock. (by way Of FFt 1eitown ana
eeasts rail road and arrives in PhilaheiPhia ID
re- br the morning line for New York.
for Eastinglon-Tho cars leaves depot. In prti
c.at9 o.. m. aud 4 r. m. with TIE great southern
Tor Richmond, Petersburg, Charleston. &c. Leave
fingt9n on their return. at 6 a 10. and n r. NJ.
~ Hgyosys Ferrv-Tbc cars leave DO depot. il
Ia street. Cor Hapefs Fcny.a at . ON.
or Frcfrik-Tho cars leave ihc dsp9f. in pnfi
e. st. a. ". and % o.. From Frederick AZ ~
. and al 80 2 ~
m Egoo,rs Niz-Tbe ose isste 80 desot. r
s srsct. at a ~. ani 3 p a. Return 40 81 q
snd % b.
oiamors aad ~sssTa,sasra ri R-1f-Tho e-7
. ,ho depot. IN Norh sireci. for fork, Pa. 40 : g.
h e. sni dcpar. on taor sstum ct 2 p RI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11

EATATER STREET CLOTHING STORE
w JOHN LEECH & co. having just received
from the cast their large and usual supply ofFALL and
WINTER GOODS, consisting ~ofcloths. cassinleres and
vcsiings of every description. oil of which We will
make TO order in the most neat and fashionable style.
and ON the shortest notice, 10 those who wish 10 favor
us with q call. We have also on hand a large and
general supply of Rea9y-made Clothing, sueh as
Goats, Pants. Vests. Drawers. upper and under Shirts.
Stocks. Bosnms. Collars. Gloves. Braces e. Hosiery.
10 which we invite the attention Of our fion5s and
former Customers before purchasing any where else,
as VIC are determined 10 sell low for CASH.
Wheeling, Get 90. lS39.-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11

NIFTY bags Rio Coffee. 5 hays Aspire
5 bags Pepper, ] coroon Indigo.
1900 lbs new Goldfish. 400 It's Epso1a sails,
800 los superior French Curants.
80 boxes Mr. bunch nisins. new ffdiD
10 30 White German Pipes.
5 halfdo. Blazers prepared Chocolate,
2 cases double refined table Salt.
2 Heroes No. J Salmon, 2 bbb Madeira VINE.
2 barrels Lisbon Wine, 10 1 Ghosts Y.H. Tea,
5 half chests Gunpowder Tea. just received aud
nov 30 for sale iow by NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11

CHURCHES.
Associate Reformed. corner Of Market and Jefferson
streets Rev. YIN. Wallace, Pastor.
Episcopal. corner Of Monroe and Sixth street, Rev.
WIN. Armstrong. Rector.
81. J1mrs' Chapel, CCatholie0 cosnsr Of Fourth and
Union 4. James Homer, Pastor.
Mk1hod,R Episcopal. Fourth, between Monroe and
Quincy. Rev. Wesley Keunsy. Minister.
Pris5yferiaa, Fourth, between Aicaroe and Quincy;
Rev. Henry r. Weed. Pastor.
Mshoiia Protestant. Msnroe, above FInh.
Reformed Rap,St, upper room Of Laneasierlan Aea-
DENY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11
LINES OF STAGES FROM WHEELING.

IoE BALTIMORE.
Good Intent Line leaves kaily a ? o'clock, p. 10.
Pilot Line leaves daily az sclock. a. m.
Perseverance Lane leaves daily al ! s'clOck,a. N.
fhro' in 3 days no night travel. J. Reside q Co.
Fropricsors, Office nsKi door above u. 8. Hotel. Water
street.
Mail Chariot Line leaves daily at a O'Clock. a. m.
Reliance limo do DO stock
ton, Moore, Falls & Co. Proprietors. Ollie next door
bsldg US. Hotel, Wafer street.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Merchants lire leaves daily u 6 am. a. Hsndor-
Sons6 CO. ProyrietOr. OncS Water street, second
de5r below L. S. noisL.
FOR FIrTsgERGH.
Mail line leaves daily at 8 o'clock, q. m. Moore &
Ienderon, Pr9prioisrs.
F0R WOOSTER ANB NoRwALE
Leaves Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays OfSce
ext door below Us notci. Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11
lust RECEIVED and for sale low for

lust RECEIVED and for sale low fol
- CASH,
10000 he. Loaf Sugar,
? Casks Sperm d.
100 Boxes MR. Raisins,
10000 Spanish Seaars,
10 Boxes CayondIsh Tobacco.
% tags RIO aHd Lagulra Coffee,
40 Boxes NanogafCd SOAP.
plp0 toguiac Brandy.
do ChamFaigre do.
. CeFoon Ecst indig1.
pipo Pum Port Wine,
Drums fresh fIEs,
9 Box .iqu0ucc,
900 ihs. Carrots Scotch Snuff.
10000 Beet Gun Caps.
2 Bsles Fresh loves.
20 Ia & yhests g. p IP. aadY N. Teas
rs lids ". % Suear.
l2 pipes Amcrican Brandy.
iOl B5l7 Rect. Mhistsv.
2 Boxes GrDuni Pepper,
10 sacks Alispiec.
20 Kegs ky. T0Iacco,
25 Casks Western Reserve Chcore.
100 Bbls Beet Family Flour.
20 Boxes Baltimore Hernng,
pc Bb.s Shad.
3 Ticrces salmon,
rs kegs Best Gun aud Rock Powder.
20 Bhis M1lrsses,
Pipe best Madeira Wine.
20 Butts Lsbon and Madeira Wino.
100 Boxes LaHeeviilc Sgs1.
20 Bo&rs Bakers Chocolate.
i0 Boxes sperm Candles.
500 i1s N1lder &C.. &c.
nov I9 fEI prr-rv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11

Mr. E!vard usselL vas, In las December. eos.
ioaiv seized with cold snivcrhgs. which were sor
.reded Ov pans tn every part Of Of the body. ~.
pains continued severe Unfl The month N NJ
then ho began TO SIT blood. this was SHORTLY sGe.
succeCle by a hacking cgggh, swelling and pair
n flc chest, aui tne Glschafge Of blood fro,, ~.
mouth became considerable; these agm~trws
which ore % often The mssscnEcra Of sudden Ie,.l
we're. ia tHc course % q e. v weeks tsloccI b..
hick vtsc3d sappnrail1u, wtnglcd Y th blood tn
CIRCUMSTANCE appeared 90 ave rim a temporary re.
lef as tae cough became 'css trysbiescrao AZ,
he appetts decreased The discharzr a. pnq m.
rrt- t1f 'r EIayeff 80 frf as f1 So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11

Cars 20 Owir~s' Mills. lsave with the train at s
a. m. Reforming leevc The Mills At before 4 o. m.
For No5ck. dc-A steam boat leaves lr Norfolk.
&c daily. al 3 p m and one arrives here al s a. 10.
For Esaon and Carlbrids-Thc steam boat Mary
band. leaves the lower end Of Dagan's wharf. every
TUESDAY and Friday, al O'Clock. a. m. for CaInbridge
and Eas;on, t~cuehing al Annapolis goihg ard returning