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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17
From the (hilicothe Advertiser.
ROSS COUNTY STILL FIRM.

An election was held for magistrate in
Buckskin township, Ross county, on the
9th of Augu,t.-Fhe wings tried to steal
march on The democrats by appointing
a meeting ON that day, which The wings
attended from different parts of The
county, with view of calling out their
full force, in order 10 make a great blow.
Amongst others Col. Taylor Of this city,
one G the whig candidates for the nom
nation Of Governor, made speech on
The occasion, but all would moi d.; the
Democrats succeeded h eiecting Vim,
Johnson, (democrat) over Isaac Evans.
(whig,) by a majority ofthireen. At the
last Presidential election, Harrison OBJ
tanned thirly-one m jorty in that town
ship, making democratic gain Of forty
four votes in one township. We are con-
fidently assured that the democrats are
gaining in like manner in other town.
ships in this county.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17
From the NJ Y Jour. of Commsrcs Of Sept. 8
FROM MEXlCO-THE REYOLU-
'rION ENRFn

EROM mEAtCO-I IlE REtOLO-
TlON ENDED.
By The ship Norma, from Havana, we
have papers from that city to the 23d OF
August, containing advices from the Mex.
ican capital TO July 2Sth. Although but
one day later than our previous dates,
they contain intelligence Of considerable
Importance.
The revolution, it will be remembered,
broke out on the morning Of the 18th,
from which time till the 26th inclusive,
there was more or less fighting between
the contending parties nearly every day.
1t appears, however, that during the
whole affair only 80 of the belgerents
were killed or wounded, while, on the
other hand, no less than 46O "peaceable
inhabitants" shared the same fate.
The first overtures for a compromise
were made by the insurgents, (under Gen.
UIea,) on the 23d, at the solicitation Of
the Archbishop and Generals Herrera,
Michelena, and Angulo. Commissioners
were appointed on both sides, and after
! ing continued conferences, were unable
to agree. Fighting was thereupon re-
sumed, and continued, more or less, till
the 26th inclusive. In the evening of
that day, the Archbishop waited on Pres.
ident Bust lmente, and enireated him to
stopt The effusioH of blood by granting TO
the insurgents suitable guarantees for
their safety. At eleven o'clock Of the
same night convention was signed by
the commissioners of the contending par.
ties.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17
NOTICE

TIVE firm Oft. MYRES and 3 G. BAKER
L Il this day dissolved by Iual eonsenl Al
,srsons indebted ~ them are requested 10 call At
10 store room anl settle. The books and
noirs Of the firm are left 10 tbs possession Of 4.
". Baker, who is authorized 70 selsle the bus-
nsss.
THOMASMYREs.
D. c. BAKER.
Georgetown, o., Sept. 18th, iS4O.
y $. The property which thsy occupied is
nov for rent. Apply TO r. j.. Wilson, Of
GsOTgetown, or Thomas Myres Of Augusta, Ky.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17

In Fraz'er's travels is mentioned a GU.
rious Arab superstition, " As we alight-
ed at The camp, an old woman brought a
Young infant in her arms, and passed II
three times under The belly of one Of our
horses. We we're told that it was regar-
ded as lucky to do so with horse Of a
stranger guest.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17

TThe "Whigs," as they call them.
selves, take it in high dudgeOn that they
are called British irhigs. If we do not
prove them British Tories before we are
done with them. under the influence and
pay of British gold, we shall be very
much mistaken.-StGfesmdn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17

5Ih. A port or an island, IN which
Great Britain may exercise exclusive ju.
rsdicliun.
9Th. All crimes committed by British
subjects. shall BE- adjudged by court
appointed to this effect by the Crown Of
Great Britain.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17

der's interfering in elections, when he
was baspIy pocke'ing his EIGHT Dbl.
LARS PER DAY, as an ofice-holdet
and beiraying the very interests Of the
people, which he say 5 are endangered.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17

The Hon. Thos. H. Benton passed
through this City on Sunday last, or his
way 10 his residence in Missouri. He
was in fine health and spirits.-Mays.
vile Monitor
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17

There is "A tobacco factory at Seville.
which employs nine thousand women and
one thousand Of the other sex. Rather
a large family!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17

M. EDIroR. Please announce tbs name nf
THos II. LINcH, as a suitable person for the Office
of County Auditor, and obligs
A SuRScRIRER
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17
LIFE OF
VAN BUREN
BY MOSES DAWSON.

BY MOSES DAWSON.
IN lie above work is now ready for delivery,
and OH sale by the publisher. Subscribers
tor The same, and the community at large, Can
Obtain them on application tn to the publisher, ia
whom orders from distancewil be directed.
J. W. ELY, ublisher.
Cincinnati, aug 3. No ~, Lower Market st
They may also bs had at Democratic HAL, o
Msssrs. Dawson Il Fisher, orc the Agent Of the
the city, Mr.. J. O'C. Purcell.
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Nh RS. Eliza w German, of Evan sville, Ia,
lVl writes tor information relative to her sou,
GEORGE W. GORMAN, who, she thinks, il
in this coun.y She says he b" is fourteen year,
old, has ba:k eyes, and black hair, and had ssrv,
ed two years at the printing business " As his
father, who was living when he left home, is
dead, aud his sister lies at ths point Of death bis
mother is vo;y anxious that he should return
home.
Sept lS, lS4N,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17

JOHN J. HIGGINS Sh'f. B. c. o.
Sept 7fh. 1910.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17
Auction,

Auction
.FTNIE subscriber will offer for sale at public
u auction, at his residsnce, on Meranda's
Fork, scot township, three miles south Of New
Hope, on Thursday, The first day of October next,
a number of Bse-hiEe,, Mich Cows. one yoke Of
oxen, patent Ploughs, quantity of household
Furniture, &c. Terms made known at the time
Al d place Of sale. JACOB VANDAMENT.
August 20, l940.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
RicnaovO, KY., Mascn 6 1870.

sfE Your letter Of the l7th ul' was received on
YESTERDAY in which sou slate that 80 hss been openly
ayowcd ilt Gen. Hnrrsou was NJ ~ time in the bal
DO of ho Thames. nor within Two miles Of the banlc
emund--'ha The entire plan Of operations wasp fosc
ted hy Col. r. ~ John-on-fhai be led The trooTs on
o. conquest aud that Gcnsfal Harrison bad part nor
oi in the matter" NJ humilisiion s deep. that inc
cessv should exist eroduccj BY parry rancur 10 prove
facts aftcsri by t.iofy ior moe than quarter Of q
eeutur, ard whicfhasc never before been question.
3D. Th1t Ignorance and cfcdnHly abound 10 an ex-
tent b. render such hasclrss assertions available be
speaks lauentahie ~ public infcll renee aul
poronds no god 30 the republic.
That Col Johf,.on led the van. and Brought on ihe
tsfiic l. f.ut--tlat lr tetuycd with The utmost ca'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

GEs. HARRfsoS's KINDNESS To An Jzixuyty ~
DlsrSEss--Ahout tyso or lhIeo years since youps
Inshman named JOAN IIanley. &c resacctablc plrens
emsraied To Cincinnati Ohio. with his ,y!fe whom Ia
had married for love, against his ishers wishes Which
was the cause Of bis leaving his country SOME Short
Hne alter ila"ey, who had kept small su.- Ia Gin.
cinnai heard Of tiio death Of his fatbeT who was
man OF mnch property. Having also been informed
That hotwonld thereby como INTO a comfortable inIe
psndencc, he sold out every thing and embarked with
his wlie Tor Ireland On arriving there what was his
sad DISAPPOINTMENT TO learn that he was lelt five
pounds OF IN other words disinherled He imuedi.
aiely raised small Of money 10 paw his pass,ge
and that Of his wife who was an accornplisbcd and
interesting woman, cndcavOred 10 obtain iyelibod
ior her husband BY teaching music General IIsrr;-
son having heard Of tho peculiarly distressing crcu-
stances above related, became warmly interested u
behalf Of llc family with whose ioschinr and SONG
what romantic history be sympaihlsed with ihnt 10
ncvo'eLco oheau which has ever been Characteristic
Of bis noble and chiyarUus disposition. There was
ic berth Of a Clerkship in his ofco vucfnt II WIS
worth five hundred dollars a year Many personal
Fieuts Of be General solicited Of him IN behalf Of
Their sons. tie roiuctnnuy refused Them all aud gave
TIC place 20 the poor young Irishnln, Hsnley. And
let al uu--hcJrtCd Ifisar4cu remember. aid What
freshman hiss not a warm nud true heart ha: BnGicy
held ihc Office 70 the hour OF hs deaih ard was paid
up o. th1 mDncni. though for the lest six months Of
hs life Do bod been 30 and unable perform he do.
lies Of Dos station. For oufhoriticso f the alovo ssfr.
nans. refer yJu Cd the ,hcce follow ing persons al
C.usInrgf. viz. Bishop Purcell, he Rev Afr Mont
r1frerg and ~ B1nrar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
PATENT .fs EESyCE.Y'SsN-' !
DR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS IN
TERESTlNG AND APPLICABIETo THE |
AFFLICTED WITH 800

Diseases Of the Stomach g. S,rr,s.
Such as Dyspepsia, either Chronic or Casual un-
OF Spirits. and general EInacauon, Consa1ption
whether of the Lungs Liver, Liver aHactions
ness, worms OF every variety; Rheumatism; wheth.
sr Acu'e o. Chrome, together with Guuf, Scrolula
PANS m the head. Back. Limbs. and side, 1yphus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Putr,d Sore throat, Fever
and Ague. SpIsnodic Pslpitaticn OF the Heart and
Arteries, Nervous lrr'i ability, Nervous Weakness
structioAs Heartburn, Headache, Cough the Com
mon or Humid end the Dry or the Whooping
Asthma, Gravel, and DroUsY.
The Blood has hitherto been considered by
Empiers and Others, the great re, uiat0r OF the
sdherents 10 that erroneous doctrine that hsy con-
tent themselves with the simple possession OF this
nary sources from whence Life. Health. and zig
our emana e. and rice pain. sickness Giscase
and death. Not 60 with DIR. Hunt. whose cxten-
siN research aid practical experience 80 eminent
u qualify him for the procession OF which he IA
been one OF the most useful members. He CON
tends-and a moments rciscuou will convince
any reasoning mind of the correctness of his y,e
that The stomach, liver, and the associated ORGANS
are the priInar5 and great regulators of health and
that the blood IN very many instances IS dependent
oh ia sse organs and that unless medicine reaches
the root of the disease the superficial anodynes
usually prescribed, serve but fois 10 cover the
ravsges OF deep rooted maladics. Under these con
Victions, al the expense OF years OF elise appica-
ton, the doctor has discovered medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible, and IN prescribing
Il - with kn0wl-dge ofIts being a radical cure
Of the various diseases already enumera cd, even i'll
applied m the most critical cases. but he does not
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
4 supernatural agency although from posi- i've |
proofs within the knowledge Of hundreds nc Is pre-
pared 10 show, that when Svery other earthly reno
iy has been Clyen up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
haveneyer been known TO fail in eilecting two very
gratifying results, that CT raising frol the bed OF
Sickness aud disease those who have tested Their
efficacy and thus amply rewardiug Or. Hunt Tor I
ton IN the Healing Art.
The exu aordinary success which has attended the /
use OF HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, Is the best 4
criterion Of their superior virtues They nave /
been the means % raising host Of languishing l.
tents f. ON the he'd of affection. as is clearly eva
ED in the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

~ oait MANUtACI'URE-Pric posiiiroly r,
IL SHced at me WAeeisng Fou1liry Warehouse. No
80. south end Marke, square. Wheeling. v,
SWEENEY & MATHEWS rcsaec,fi,IIv ,,,,.
their thanks To their former customers for The ho-
patronage they have hitherto received a,,d ,,onl,
iu''her invite their attention TO their present well Sc
lected STOCK or FOUNDRY CASTINGS ,,,;.t
embraces every article usually Kept M nn .s,.b.h
Inent OF the kind. consisting Of
Plain Mantel Crates.
Mazeppa do
Preach Pattern do
Plain Star 90. assorted .ze.
Fanklin Stoves of every dcsoription
Fancy fyramidal Coal Stoves.
Common Stoves. (assortcd szcs)
Common Crates. (circalar & straight bar all sir..)
Cooking Stoves. Ia variety OF patterns
Arch and Jam Crates.
Hollow wRrc. Sugar Kettles. Pea Kettles Pot.
Ovens. Skillcts and Stew Pots OF every siy. all
made from the Air Furnace and of suporor
mei;ls.
sad Irons. ground md polished. in Any Quantity
Tailors' Ond IIatters' Irons.
Saw Mill irons.
Wind Mill do.
Rag Wheel do.
Cranks and Gudgeons. all sizes
Patent Dearborn and Wagon Foxes, round in tine
centre and turned inside)
Foo, Scrapes.
aiortars and Pestles. Waffle Irons. fancy * plain
Cast lroa Railing. n variety Of patterns
Together with variety Of Ploughs and Plough cas-
ngs. Shears and Landsides. Threshing Machine Irons
&C &c all OF which they will sell low if not lower
ian tho article be purchased for in Pitts
thrsh or else~ here. either Wholesale or Retail
Casiings Of every description made TO order o. the
shortest notice. nov : en
s. Cdqirsviie chrOniei publish 10 The amount Qfs5
nd charge this otfcc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
q q q q d q o

FyTstal who huv The Ssnaiive. land almosi
EVER BODY do buv ~ REMEMBER TIE AZ VS.
rAers, snd they msy be sure 81 obtaining The GEN
UiNE ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
; n. B.--Eysrr Aaent Of the Matchlcse Sanailvc,
- kANNES TLY desircd 20 give IMMEDIATE
AZ ARM, b. haviug this articleinsertcd one month
n Al the papers IN ,hpir own And that the Ser
erai APent may 10 CERT Is that the public ah
pnI CT ne LOOK OUT Tor the iMPOSlOR, o.
y, a s. ~ his tsnis 20 iofwsrd BIN COY q
BIB. -. :. ROWLAND.
Genssa, Amey.csn AgsnL Depos
- 10. iss. WashingaI-y issl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
NEW ARRANGEMENT-Is4o

. MERCHANTS Line Of entire
ss .-<S:-ssssszfs new Coaches and Rail Road
TO- SF-Ys airs. leaves Wheeling daily
Ph ilsdelphia. AT soclock
a. NJ VIA National Road and Pennsylvania Turnpike.
passing through Washing on Williamson, San,rr~o,
and Bedford 10 ChambeDburgh thence bv RATI,
ROAD, via Carlisle. Harrisburgh & lancasier-th,o'
in less than p days. being the shortest and most
pedious route bsiween the Ohio river and PhilaJel
phia
"OoD INTENT LINE, daily for Pittsburgh.
leaves al O'Clock, A. NJ via National road 4, W.
ington.
Office OF the above Lines second door from N. Uni
ted States Hotel a. HENDERSON g. Co
Propnetors
famillc' visiting Bedford Springs or travelling
Tor pleasure can be accommodated with Extras q, all
tunes. so as To avoid night travelling.
mar IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

Mr. Eiward tus ell was. iu lBs' December eU0-
denly rc.zsd with cold shivrunes WHICH we're sue.
ceedtd by pains in every part 0l a tnC boty Tho
pans continued severe until he DoHtl of NAV.
when be began OBJ spif blood. isis wHs shortly after
suCcecdo b. hacking r1sah' 81 .laS aul pain
In tie chest aul the dischsfgc If blood irolt die
mouth became considerable; tlsse symptoms.
which ere often the messcnSara ~ sudden death
were, in the course OF g. weeks followed by
circunstalcs appeared 81 gfsc BIN temporary re-
q o. tIs lotEA ksts ..t Zee g.uh.cscue end
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

SELLING WHITE AIES.-C;cn. Harrison has been ffe.
quentiy charged with voting for act TO sell white
men TOT DEBT Ia letter 10 the editor Of the Rich
inond Wing, he denies the foul i.nputntjon as C,o,v
-" SUCH "a sci lrOaid haze bern REPUGN4 Mt no
ny FEELINGS, and IN DIRECT CONFLICT
WIN Ny OPINIONS, gujIic and PIRATE gyoueh
ne gaote course IF D;g hfc. NO SGCH PROPO.
SLiIoN WAS EVER SUBMITTED TO THE
a moment hare been snicrtqiscy-aor mould arr a., =,
hers hare dared toPrQPoss a."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
Tenus-FIyE DOLLARS A YEA
, ME REASONS WHY DR. HARIICu'S PILLS
NJ are Use doy al! glasses of people in preference

ME REASONS WHY DR.. HARIICiI'S PILLS
N are uso doy al! classes OF people in preference,
10 any 0ticrs
BECAUSE they ore prepared from pure ertraei q
Hsros. very wholesome medicine. mild IN its o2e
raioi, and pleasant in its effects the certain pre-
server of health. aai Sicanl e.icctua cure OF Us
PEPSsA or INDIGESTION. and al STOMACH
COMPLAINTS. PEcserN Grand purifier OF the " hole
system.
BECAUSE they sooih- the nerves Of scnsibiliiy and
fos the nerves .; motion. inparns to thesr MOS:
Fdee lu'd AZ pristine tone. and gives strength aad
Cicafnsss Of mind
BECAUSE they aeosr destroy hF ccv.s Of lke Ssors
Oh esd c5.>is as al strong pvrca,ircsdo.
BECAUSE science and experience teach that no
o. ere psyat,ve alone. Will tic diseases OF ;ho s;o
i.itch anI nerves Weaknvs- Is thc prime cause OF
Loot .! diseases and h Continually rcsor,inz 10 purya
t'l:s roa make ne raIiier worse instead of better.
BECAUSE Dr.. harichs medicine is pu; up upon
ts 60 ninon sense principle. 10 clegssc an .rcagi.
~. which ~ the only WAY Ia "a Ct lastly.
BECAUSE they really 20 the diseases for
ShIch they ae recommended. A.. lss Dr.. uarck's
Pills
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEpsiAu

More FFoofs = he Eg,acg c( Or. iaTlcS Med :ines
Mr. JAaTs HARTMAN, Of S1IEnytown. Pa, entirely
clrod o. The aooye disease. which e afflicted with
tos sN years. HIS symptoms a sense Of dcien-
s'Pa AMI oppression after eating. distressing pain in the
pat OF the stomach nausea !oss of spPette giddncSs
an dniness ofsish. extreme debility dpu.ncy ecrd
quotations. sometimes vomiting and pain in tie right
side, depression OF splits. disturbed rect fnirsS ard
not able 10 pursue lbs business without causing rme-
date exhaustion aud WEAKNESS Mir Hartman is hap
~ 10 state 20 The public, anj ~ willing TO give any in
formation TO the afflicted respecting the wonderful
benohf nc received from tho use Of DR.. HARLlcIIS
Cospoaad Strengthening al German AperisHt Plls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
An inierestfug case II 4 otcuess efSpiri.s Min d
pi7ient SpasmOIic 4 fiction

uIJttHI oIIsH n JtrlIV0,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell wss effected for several
years with extreme debility, together with a trsin
Of symptoms generally termed nervous afiecfIons
and which perhaps, It would be Impossible flr Inc
pen Of the most learned physicians 20 describe In
this case the spasIns m the siOn.sch were so re-
qucnt AND cxcruciatnR a. nearly % deprive him
Of reason, pains 20 the limbs, extending even 40
tho fingers and toes, fatuicnco, sickness ~ tL.
stomach, end general ugItaii8n of the win, H.
system, IN. much tha. common Incident rr,isgr.
cd tho mind tImid and epprcheusIvo Ia order 10
remove these distressing symptoms aud restore
the cor stttuttpu % tts former chrrsy large rUr
ton II NJ edical skill had been exhausted vlfhart
anv Advantage; change Of err and other remedies
were also uuavat.ing, and tHc mIud and body .u.
feared @ be devoted 90 8 ruthless disease. o. t.
hopeless and lsuCuid situation. Mr. Caldwell va
recommended % make triai a Hunts Botanic PliIs
tie effects Of which were visible tn lev DAYS
aud b. "A continuance % tle moticiae srclrI.4x
fOdrectoue his strength bersrne o1ngisiaiy fgt.of
Cd. AID n sound state Of h.aith most Hsp. v e..
tqbnsE,d. FRANCIS CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
Al extraordinary e1se Of Theumat ism, aecoyppa
MID With Hisrrhasa and NsrroEs R.biLiLu

ried toilt DisTThGsG aud Nervous debility
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 20 cold
was attacSed with most painful Rheumatic com
plAint Of the he1d and neck which continued viib
distress ng violence for several months The pri-
cIpal symp toms were-a swelling and eKcrucia ting
pain IN a the joints, and entire loss OF their
use: both the pain and the fever generally orcd
Increase ~ the evening, The pains were ircrsa-
ed on the slightest motion, and were more severe
in the night time. A constant diarrhaea which
produced It's general cons 'quences- low
ness OF spirits, and general wasting Of the b,ty
He was indeed extremely ill taat his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hores
Of his recovery, and IL was generally believed bv
hrs relatives and friend that all the medicines az
treatment in this world could not h!m any rsIef
hut seeing an advertisement Hunts Bofanic
Pills, he was directed By IN Almighty Pr ,visenco
TO use them, be DID 90, and after f0r;night thev
produced a favorable change, and he ~ nov heal.
thy and strong man JOS. HART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

pr=ps5ssxA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Esa-=sez-=s THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON CITY PIIILA
DELPIIIA aud NEW YORK Extraordinary
Speed! q. S. MAIL CHARIOT LLNE-THREE
PASSENGERS oSLY.
Runs through TO Baltmoreby coniractin "a hours
the only line OF that speed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning az SIP O'clock
Tnkesthe mail rail road cars Frederick, arrives in
Baltimore second morning lforn whceiing,) takes
mali cars snd reaches Philadelphia, Washington
city. ere New York same day.
NEW EXPEDITION LIVE, lsaucs Wheeling
every evening, reaches Frederick second evening,
takes The same mail cars 10 Baltimore, Washing
toE, Philodel hia " New York.
RELIANCE LIVE, tares Wbcelirg eccry NOR
ring reaches Frederick second morning, aud takes
the morning line rail read cars reaches Baltimore
same evening. and proceeds % PhilsdophIs or n.
York next morning. or, az TIE option Of pofscn.
gers, axes the evening mail cars ai Frcdcuck. .
The subscribers have cOatract with the rail
TOAD company 20 carry their mails and passengers
from Freder CA, and every arrangement hos been
made % insure comfort and regularity. The pr0-
prietofs Oh ths shove in.s reside upon the route,
Their personal attention, devoted 10 the business
and one of them Tor ststloned aEenO vail always
Be found atiNhecing, Wac hi lgton, Pa Jnion-
town. Cumberland, HaEorgf0v n, and frcdeuck.-
IN addition 20 which travelling agents al employ
ed whore duty n b. 70 pass along the route con
SANITY 10 supeuntend the lines.
Printed ruios end rseuiotous Tor tho benefit ~
51sss1Etrs. will be furnished application 90 the
0ftce on Water street, below .. = Hotel OF attic
srrii sTocKrON. MOORE. FALLS 8 Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
GisOCsiISllIN..

n EW CONCERN.-Boat stores. Groceries. Liquors
" &c by w. II. HousroN s. Co Tat the stand
formerly occupied by J. r. Forsyth & GUY No 40.
".'er street Boats can DC supplied az fnaes with
stores and every other attention. af,nis TO tcit,te
their Interest Family GsOeeres. Wines and Liquors al
ways on hand ~ above nov 10