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

gen Qrbeit5lobp, Der ibon serins senue
1T, nod um so prrsent gum Golo= unb
Silbertpertb beruater8efset baben, 70
bleibt ofosenannte 0emofraten" uno
ftimnt fir Die &otofofos poiltSbr aber
spieSer gu Gursm frGbera @oblifanpe ses
lan9en, unb oen gSertb Gurer Nrbeit, tpic
e5 Die SerbaltniiIe ee6 eanoes nit fi1
brin8en, besablt babeh 70 ltimmt fir
Oarrilon unb ba5 oemofratifcbe @i9tif<
tet.
2efet noDmat5 bic Serfprebun0en seS
Neeierune5blattss, oes ,,@lobs" in @of=
binston, uno frast gub felbf, pie ,pcit
fic eineetroFen. ,,3po!f Monote, na1.
Dem Wartin 8an Buren feiu Gmf ais
preEoent an9streten baben piro, lDeroen
Sob uuo Sitbcr Die einsioen @dnsen fit
bas 8ole ieia," (tSlobe.)
go lautetsn bamo(s Die Qrolereien.
28as bat nun ober bic &rfabrun8 9e
lebrt 2 8dbreao Oct Deripro1saea 5luoIf
Monate tetIten alle 8anfen i'm 2anbe
ibre 3abluneeR Elm. uno bic Sc8ierun9,
aabbem fie Die 6fertliben &ahsn 0eleert
uno Die sroien Ginsanfte per8euoet bat,
sobtt ibrc ei0ene S6uloen alait uaeiul6S-
barren ppfnoten ! Dieb Tnb Gbotia6en,
ourb bic 8efbicbte bele8t. 8dbreno bic
9te9ieruns BON @oto uno Silber IpricDt,
bat fie ielbit oaS 8an5e 2ano nit naeiu'
lG5baren popier9cloe iiberi3wemmtfIellt
ibre pofnoten auf 10 &bl. aus, iebt iIe
in Girfulaticn uno oibt neuc 1tntcrf1os-
amt Doifuoten aus, Welde feds projcnt
3inIen tra9en, um Die frGberen Stbu!oen
oan,it 5u bssab!en. llno aud bierin, tpie
in alien ibren &sripreDun3en, terpeifet
fIdb bic &au Suren. .Naytei ot5 folicb unb
trenloe. II.
Der 8au 1T in SNpe9une unb ldbr
fib in ieinem Goufe ni1t aufbaltcn -
0err &punep, 81 Gupern6r Don Snoi'
ana, elmer Der einfluBreidlfen uno cnt:
fbieoeaiten 0rsunos beg SensEg}S S5}9}I}S Saef s.
Nor 2rohrade, ,n;t f,;rny c;nerhSnn;oer
,1nfsr5lhrif+ n,rr,han >, S,nC,a ~.
essnsroia e,orr;fn, ~, n,o,u n;a 1rn4,r
f0aeamts 2e9ierun96bonf, cine Mao6rc,
opl 9snio sTportips, oufoctrster grE,o+
in feiner UborpiT,. bas 11ntrrGfohon,f.
enfpm ,n6rs fe;4 tunhsrt cyohrSn j.,
gponisn in norIpr gh6tiofsif n,me5sn
mn hobs ni,hts ots s;,s Spcnor,h;. r,n
9(r;;4oer,ti. -, r,n,a n.hr,At ~
% -
a.f, -S1.r Sos 7.ea :;
ssjroinisn g}ihts If l66erliebsr oIs oas
bcifGnbioe Wroblen Der Nsnterboltsr :"
saB fie ben fleincn gan pbuc a(lc S5tbpie.
riofeit ipieoer errpSbten f6nnen. Scr
gtihuonb Snouir,r " bos gslotf,bei n,ofs
rhem ale Qofn Hofos in ssiroinisn Eh,,S-
ren anth;I+ f,fo.nn.n Wv nor gsnr,>,,.;s,
%N'j N"sS'''| t|tSSh w Cp'h w tD1lCtt
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
Us a ffeuuno Sri lee 8 80 IN :
ttOt n.

Die fol9euoe ISABELLE 5ei0t Die ,OGlfS.
quellen Der Ser. Staaten an g3dftn uno
Grie9Smunition : Sc iino jest in Den Nr,
ienolsn G60,000 GHpebre, fsrtio fir ben
8ebrautb, nlbt 0eredbnct 100000, lpeltba
3tpliben oen nnterfbleolibe benStoaten, ,oon
oer Neelerun9 an50etbeilt wurocn 5000
Stu& i6mere &anonen, cine unermeBli. +.
cbe NnSabl Su9cln uno ale Nrten uten,
itllen, oa5u 8cbori9. Qub 1T Elm bin,
idn9lltber Sorratb Uorbanoen, um 5000
pltolen uno SOweroter oe5 Woaats 5u
uerfertl9en. SbieBpuloer befinoet ib
1900 Sdrret6 auf 0ano, uno Materi-
alien fir 1000 Barrels mebr.
=
Die Damen in pari5 baben, Sen lebten
ytobritbten bon ocrtber 5ufolee. cine eans
neue Mooe an9efan9en, pelcDe au9emein
berribeno iit-ie traeen nemlieb 9 . a.
3 Ter f 5 # e! tpie Die Soarren. Die
lelben itno unoemein 3ierli5 9emadt ei>
nl9e Don Gifeubein, einioe BON Gbcnbols,
clni0e bon oitjnbi1bem &pbr, uno nit
oen icbontfen 9oloenen0robe6fen persert.
Sle 8nopfe iiao Sob, prdbtle 9earbei.
tet, uno mitunter nit Gpelifeinen belebt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

&ennefTee.-Sor eini0en 'Go8en
Fam &m. S. Campbell, Der 0arrilon
@anbicot fir Grp6Dler pom 4ten Dis
itrift BON 6enne7ee uno go. IS. 91iee,
Der Soto Soto Ganoioat, bel einem 6fent.
licbsn 0olteu BON Ieoen Sulammen; oa5
llsber8eipibt oe0en oen armen 8iec mar
l1redli6. Oen ndtbiten Sag fbrieb ct
einen Srief an ben 2ltben Courier, pore
in ct ieinen gt0mcn bon Dem GrlpGbler:
settel 3urGf;iebt, aus Dem 0runDe, lpeiI
ct ni0t Die notbmcnoi9en Gofumente be
n9r, nm bic 3e9ierun8 81 Uertbeici9en
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

8dDreno bic }ooGea oe5 5Eon9Yfc5
uno oer e9ebun9en onOeret S3saten
|nur 5u bduftS oer S<9ouplos 0s1 gr"mi"
f4sn 4onF,re;c, ,.A O. ""Ffttrteu iino,
Isl g'}t' taft95Ptb f Sa3 &opitol Don Sbio clue
Scene Deiterer 2(rt oor. Die 05eIetoe.
61n9 ocrta9te itb um 4 llbr, am llten
Mar5, oomit ieoeS Mit9lico Elm Stucf
oc6 9roi1en Safes crDoIten f6nnte, mel
Den cine M1r5. 9oR9IeD Dem Superior
sum @elbenf 9em0cbt bate Ser un9e.
beure &die 'puroe iegt in ba6 {oeiti9tbum
0'r 0ele89ebun8 8sfDofTt, icoe6 @lit8lieo
erDiclt iein GtUG 5u9ctDeilt uno nm bic
an9eitren9ten Don Den trofenen Gtaats-
9elcbdften ermijoeten @eiite5erGfte bic ler
BGroi9en rpteoer ouf5ufriftbcn, Elm SoB
"bart Gioer" bevbei9cbOlt uno on9e3opft.
go bot penn oa6 &opitol einen Suuor ME
9'lebenen> aber oeito beitcrern 2(nblid
bars Iulfi9e 28i8e muroen 9eriiTen uno
Demofroten uno 8i95 waren in oer
0lG&liditen 2aune. ID.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Der @ettp6bure ,,Gompiler" pom 7teu
Aprll m'loet, oab an, perpibcnen Don
nerita9 6r.:Gintlin9, elm Deutlber, bon
Sranflia Saunibip, naboem ct Elm bers.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

8orleBten Donnerito9 9encbmi9te uno
beltAti9te Der Senat bet gt. 9. @eIeeoe<
bun9 oen Sertro9 NIT Den Genetas sSnoi-
onern, oemSufol9e lie notb Dem fernen
2Seiten au5lpanoern. bic Geneca5 erbol~
ten aber 100000 Gder 2ono (32O
2(Gcr fir jcoc Seele ibre5 gtamme6)un
un9efdbr 100000. Die Gntfernuno
oicfer Snoioner aus ber gto06arltboft
Sufalos, 100 fie itb lan9e ais cine per
worfenc McnlCbenraee beruntrie6cn, n,ub
Den 8ertb be6 @runoei9entbumS oipfer
Staot itei9ern, oa Die Don ben SeneCas
ob8etreteuen S&noereien iebr boIo BON Ell
net bctriebfamen 8ep6tferun9 an9ebaut
Weroen eGrften. ID.
5elbIfmorb.- Die ,Dorf @asette"
id9t : ,,Qm osrtpitbenen 0oanerito9
Mor0en fano man in g8inolor Gaunfbip,
in oieicm Gauntp, jorn. SobanR Ser.
ibln9er an einem Uepfelboum, feiner
@obnpne 9e9cniiber, bdn0en. Sin ober
5ipel Gage oorber ipar Der Serforbene
nod in Der Staot, uno perribtete Sc.
itbafte tpie 0elp6lnlicb. Man 9taubt, ,oob
ieln Serlfano, we9en elmer eipDebiloeten
S6meriofeit in Seju9 auf feline @elo,
an9ele9enbeiten. in 8ertpirrun9 9eratben
iein mub." 6annou. @aaette.
Der 8ettpsburo ,,Gompilsr" bonn 7teu
aprll m'loet, oab az, perwibcnen Don
nerita9 6r.!Gintlin9, elm Deutlber, BON
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Krie9. - -2Sir rtfncn sescnwdrtis fatt
Feline eln5se 3ettuus, III mslber uicbt mutb,
maabllcbe Wlelnunsen iter nulere ttrsitiaen
Scrbatniiie nit S5rcsbritanHien entbalteu
ltnr. Dlebrere iprceben ftb eabM ans, sas
oct Srie9 unpeimeiolieb lei, ,pabreup anpere
anf Die friceIitben 8eillnunsen tcicer Slatis
oncn reebn'n, nno allie @fabr hes Srieses
weit hlnanS itbebem 2lasn 3urat1uuasn
naet 5n nrtbcilcn, ftbsint jeopcb per Sries 70
aan5 fern n,dbt mebr 81 isin, unp lpenn wir
bseGntsn 'pie elsls Selsipt9unaen ftb Die
Srltten as9cn Die amsritanifcbe Station al
SbNlben tommsn liefcn, 70 ,pire cine grs
tlaruas bes &rieses niebt nnaereht. QBie
itebt es jeBt atsr um unfrre Sertbcibiaunass
mlttcl? @ielss Selp 1T fir 8eitnnssmerfe
per,penbet, atsr tas mebrite BARON BAT lte6er
allten Sianm in pen saltben Der >ctofptc.
llsmterbaIter sefnnosn, unb bcm austru6e
einrs Srisses wurbe es 1et tpabrleheinlih
ilnsen, rab Hnlsre @rsnlen ia pebrlofsn Gus
llanoe 0nt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Gin 2trtifel 1T neulib bic&unoe Der CO.
fofofo 3eitun9cn 9esan9en in spel9em be-
bauptet mlrb, DAP Der abtbare, 0oniel
8eblter nit oer 8r0bten SeradDtuu9 bon
Sen. 8ilIiam s. 9orriipn sefprotben ia.
be; Dap ais in 1885 Dem oerrn 98ebter
oer SorIbla9 9emocbt puroe, oaB CT ouf
ba5 nGrnlitbe 4icfet NIT Sen. SOorri1on
9etban rperoen foQte, er bieieo ablebnte u.
erflartct Dap Sen. Sarriion "ein @e8en=
ifano Dec Witleioen6 fir feline Sreunoe
uuo Der 8era1tuu9 uno be6 Spottes fit
feline Seinoe isi," Sn Der Qbfiebt oiefe
frebe lnWabrDeit auf oa6 nadorGdlibte
,uioerlessn su fonnen l6risben Die Ser
ou59cber oes pennipluania Sele9rapb6
aeulib eiacn 8risf Gbsr pefen @eoens
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
TnE DEM GRAFT
rcBLlsHEp EEEsT SATURDAY 6T
wl2THINGT0N x CHAPMAN;
- .,Js.tsrsof The Uaiied States Egrs.

..--..,.5n viii be reccyedtora.ess than
! .-5I.a.. aal 10 paper VIII be discontinued,
- Al the discretion OF the Ed.t'rsl until all
-.,s-. rss have been paid.
,rrsaTislusvss win be Inserted aisi per sluare
\, -. ar .,s) Tor the ii-stinsertion and 30 cents
c-s.sh subsequent Insertion.
/, s,.,..s'g9rts not marked with the number OF IN
I go, will be published untiiorbid and charg-
"a accordingly.
- AoyxsrIsISG-Four squares or less, re-
-,',,sl. Al pleasure, 500, payable half yearly.
y, .,rtracl Tor less than one year. The privilege
~ ,,,97l advertisers IS limited to their immediate
s,.,asss; an advertisements for the benefit OF
''I@- ,srsou, sent in by them must be paid for by
lac square. .,
h ,Gi.,,aa, Of personal nature viii be charged
double price.
s,ogs Of raz PpER-Sj per annum in advance
/ 4, 90 a, tic end of the year.
Ian WORK must be paid for Oh delivery.
- Letters 10 the Editors on business connected
With the Office, must be post paid, or they wl.lho
be attended to.
a xyorycISG CANDIDATES for Office wl.,bc Sl0. No
n,me will b. inserted unless we are specially au'
,hori1ed BY somereSponsibc person.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27

fined The powers Of Congress 10 relation TO tie IN
s,iiutiou "a, slavery
And whether, : shnseH President, YOU vii ~ IN
10 Office determined 10 veto any oil THAI may Be
passed by Congress for the abolition OF slavery ~
The District OF Columbia, or IN any QUE OF mose d
he States
With sentiments OF h.ga respect
We are your ohedirnt servants.
n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Very respectfully, yours, sc.
WIN. CHAMBERS,
C.. VAN BIZ SklRk.

To the Democratic Central Committee OF Ky"
A duplicate Of the letter sent to Gen. Hanson
was, as is stated in the body of it, also transmit
ted to The President, instead OF taking shelter
behind commltlee,ol standing mute, 'he replied
rs fellows;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
WINGS OF The UNION.

The days Of the administra-
ton appear ~ be numbered
The handwriting Of the peo-
pie Is on the wall. But do
not forget that men opposed
10 the free institutions of this
country are in power. They
have all the Offices from Maine
to Louisiana filled with their
own hirelings, whose support
depends upon their success i'm
the present political contest,
with men who have before
given evidence that they
would do any deed TO per-
.petuate their power. They
have the whole revenues of
the country in their hands TO
assist them in working out
their evil purposes.
The people, the freemen
ofthe country cannot there
fore be too much on their
guard. There is every reason
to believe that before the cleo
ton the party will adopt
some expedient to defeat the
people. That which seems
most probable is the stop
page of Wing papers of every
description, and the circula-
ton of false information to
deceive the people. State
ments of the death of Gen
Harrison or something of
the kind. BE it what il may,
we eXhort you by your pat
rlotism, your love of your fam
lies, your affairs and your
country TO be on your guard.
Defeat them by expresses,
by meetings, by caution com !
bIned with untiring energy.
1t will not be safe 10 give
credit to any thing, any re-
port, or any scheme of attack
that may originate within
four weeks of the election.
Once more, Wings keep a
sharp look out at the ballot
boxes. They will move heav
en- and earth TO circumvcntI
and defeatus. Markthenl well
at every turn and i'm every
way. Remember this, all
good and true patriots, re-
member this and impress it
upon your readers, all good
and true patriotic presses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

NALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN & NEAR
WHEELING VA-On Tuesday the lsi De-
eemoer next shall offer for sale at public auction in
Wheeling the farm belonging 10 the estate of james
fsmbsrion deceased lying in Virginia near Short
Creek, about seven miles from Wheeling and a half
mile from the Ohio river. The tract contains about
5s3 acres of which about 400 cleared. There are
on u two dwellings and excellent barn. and good
orchard IL u well supplied with timber and COAL
The soil - OF excellent quality; AID it Is considered
one 0f The most valuable Of land ia the Eeghbor-
hood aud as well situated any Of the Tor al aru-
ng purposes.
shall also ofrer for sale the same time. Lots
and and part of Lot No. lying the west side Of
MAN. and South side Of Franklin Street in Wheeling.
Win the Improvements, consisting ofIhe and
valuable steam saw mill belonging tho estate of snid
Pemborion. For any curing purpose this s be-
ieved 10 be one of TIE desirable locations ia
wheeling being convenert for coal and lying in the
adapted for dwellings
The terms of Gnle will be fourth m CASH the
residue IN three equal instalmenis bearing interest
from the day of sale aud payable respectively in sx
twelve or eighteen monhss-Ibe purchaser 10 be en-.
uiled To his deed on making the cash payment and
curing the residue 10y deed of the property sod
him. or IN such other manner as may BIZ satisfactory to
the undersigned.
The title To the property b considered undoubtedly
good-ihough. selling merely an executor and lrus-
Zee under the will OF said James Pembero deceased
l do not bind mysefio warrant tho same
JOHN FAWCETT, EE'r of Jatnes Ponberton
Wheeling sop %. lS40-ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


v The undersigned special COmnis Ones. purxn-
ant to dee retail order OF the Circ, Sapsor Cyurt of
Law aud Chsneury for Mason County nude on ,ho
10th April lS35 therein depending bctw cen
Lebulon Dyer ComPlananiand William waggcLsr and
others Defendants. and 4 supplemental order in the
same cause of 23rI September 1870 will on the rst
Monday IN January lS4l al the Courthouse Of Mason
County. sell ut public auction the highest bidder
valuable tract Of land in MASON County Virginia ly-
ing ON the OHIO rver. and At present in the possession
OF William Waggener. This tract formerly own
ed aud occupied by james Wsggener. and constituted
nus interest IN. or portion Of the body Of land generally
known as "Nsggener's Bottom" IL IL believed 10
contain somethng upwards Of thousand acres and
Tor more particular description oi the land he sold
reference may he had o. n deed Of trust from .sid
James Wsggener Ia John d. Lewis trustee for the ben
eht OF William Waggener dated. ooh January IS2c.
and of record the Clerks Office Of Mason County
Court IN which 1t represented fourth part OF an
undivided OF 405li Oero.
Ihis estate Possesses many advantages; in addition
TO The River bottom attached IL. and which said
To be Of the very first quality il contains G. .sidera
BILE quantity of good creek boltom and the hills afford
an ineIhaustble supply Of gooI coal. There are also
upon dwelling house and olher necessary buildings
The tract will be sold together in parcel. rs may
be determined on the day Of sals.
Terms Of Sale-The purchase money is 20 Ne paid
IN three equal annual payments to be computed from
ihe time OF sale the purchaser purchasers giving
bonds with good security for the pay Of the pur.
Chase money at the periods aforesaid. and tho pay
nenis TO bs further secured BY deed or deeds OF
trust from the purchaser purchasers be executed
oy them on their obtaining conveyances Of the land
oct Is. GEO w. SrRlBIING %. Com
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

We regret. thai we have not room today for "a.
Communication from the Governor enclosing an opin.
ION Of the Attorney C eneral OF the State on auss.
uon ton hing which. certain Commissioners Of the
Presidential Election have consulted the Executive
The question cornes up in this shape:
The l4th section of The third article Of the Consi
tuition prescribes the qualifications Of voters for mem.
0es OF the General Assembly. After presenting the
Inieres; ia real estate which will qualify citizen To-
vote. ~ proceeds in the following words "And every
such citizen. who for twelve months noIt preceding
nus been housekeeper and head ola family thin the
county, city. borough election district where he
may offer to vote and shal have been assessed with
part Of the revenue Of The commonwealth v thin the
preceding year. and actually paid the same and no
other PersOns shall be qualified 10 vote for members Of
The General Assembly ~ the county" DC &c
a question. whether the preceding wear in th.
clause o the Constitution the fiscal or calendar wear
has aFiseD' and my opinion has been asked by the
cutIve on that question"
The Attorney General argues IL al some length. and
concludes as Iollows:
think the fact that assessment and oayment OF Tho
revenue H. part Of the qualification OF voters does not
prove that the Cow enon intended the year mention.
cd 10 be the fiscal year and this is the ONLY thing
IN the context which would raise the inference that the
fiscal year intended that construction must be re-
jeced. conclude that the calendar wear ~ the yeur
intended by the Constitution"
Tho Governor and Messrs Patton and Rutherford
OF the Executive Council concur The conclusion
the Attorney. Gencrnl-Ricbr1ond EHq.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
A CARD.
SAMUEL CHURCH.

Has been abe through The Kindness
II IL Of number of his friends 20 resume the
Wholesale Grocery, Commission aud Shlppiug bu:
sin, IN I'd street between Wood and SMITH
streets the stand formerly occupied by Jes q
Church.
He Intends TO keep on hand an assortment OF
Grocenes, Pittsburgh Manufactures, COPPER and
I'm. and Will be grateful for call from bis friend =
throughout the country.
Pittsburgh, Oct. 5, ISz0-,w 6Tn
Transcript NsisbuTgh, Marshall Beacon, 81 a.
BEETHOVEN, Marshall Co. Democratic Republican,
MoiZantown, and Gazette PsTkershurgh, will copy
as above mos and send their sccoubts 10 Pltts-
burgh, Also one number VI their paper containing
~ srd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
DIR. w NJ. BVkNS
SOOTHING SYRUP for CEILDREN

wHRs uTTiNo.5BkiRsTE ETH.
y mothers toew the blessings tL. Syrup world Of
II ford their Infants during tie pero. Of den;on nv
RUBBING their guns ~itb II. leader ravihsr would
neglect the uso Of H.
DR. WIN. EVANS CELEBRATED CAMC MIL asp
APERlENr PILLS fcr Weak stomach. Pain the
aide, Bilious affections Ac. tire Pills viii perform
when Phys.esns hsse d<JraircS relic rirg tho
Patient
Phys clans respectfully urged lss ihese Pill.
in ease. OF Dyspepsis. n, ndria &C. when the bod
quality Of Drugs will fleet q cure Dr. EVANS
bss, tho efficiency and powerful virtue of his pills "a
the iperior quality Of ia. Ingredients Of which they
are compounded.
DR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS.
These Pills are recommended TO the Ladies fbr sup
presson of customary periodicals. also oihsr wSekns<.
Of Females 10 ~hich they subject
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.
A celebrated ambitious Family Medicine.
The above medicines sold only Of the following
regular agents buy oaly Of tho Regular ugsns
men sell countcrfcits
Regular Agents. w. II. King. Grocer. Wheeling
James Burnley a Co, Moundsvill,, Va. A. ID. CLARKE.
Fish Creek. Va. kobI. s Holloway. Smyrna. o. Mr..
Turnbull Book seller Steubenville Isaac Harris No.
l20 Liberty ST., Pittsburgh.
CAUTlON-Dr VIM. Evans will not be rcsrcn.,-
bic for the genuinsuess Of the Camomi.s Pls unless
they nrc bought Of DR.. Evans advertised sgeuu---
There - one agent in every county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

NJ oTES LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERs.-All
i V those knowing Themselves indebted 10 the atn
of & J. Reilly. either BY or book account will
please call aud make settlement on sr before the 10Th
OF Novemi er or The accounts viii be placed in the
hands o proper OH ers Tor collection by that timeas
Il necessity for the snbscriber quidaie the debts Of
The hfm ~ SOU as possibIs JOSEPH REILLY.
ct27.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

A OLNCi tOR THE NEW BERIIN WORKS
~ ~ veg loT6--LE~is Mos intends ksepang a.,
Aahd' constantly. large supply a.
BROWN suEETINGS q sIHRT1N,s
rom Tie above named Wotks which IA Iii - =,
Eastern prices and TRANSPORTATION.
~ li's Office Is m the snrs % samuel Church ~
NO. ID street who're me goods may be seen
Pittsburgh. Oct. i3lh. Is4o-on "''>-'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

As an evidence ofIhs favor with which i6fan,
institutions regarded. the trustees beg leave to
publish the following resolutions which offer
OF, at the close of The of the eIainqlion
and were ado tel BY very large and sespsctabIs
dienoe, present on that OCCASION
Resolred, that his meeting view with pleasure the
evident improve mcnt made by the pupils of the West
Liberty classical academy & female seminary during
the past session.
ResoiVei, that Judging from the highly creditable
IN amer IA which the Pupils have borne thorough ri
gid examination. in the several branches they have
been pursuing. that do cordially approved Of
the of instructions adopted the institution by
the Prn6ips and his assistants, and eheerully
MED the O. the favorable notice Of the public
especially to The citizens OF Western Virgins.
Ress rel, That in the opinion Of this meeting. the
Principal and hs assistants entitled 10 the fullest
eonidence Of the public no less for their superior lit
oray sitsnmens tina lor their high moral insellec
iual worth.
Pittsburgh Advocate 4 Pittsburgh Conference Jour
nal publish tho above 10 The OF 81 esch. snd
send paper with account john English. West Lib
cry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

~ NDEFl Ii tie person who msfook INV Ca.
~ Surgical instruments fora Red Morocco f.,aLss
poON u''sU WI" The needin will return The .nms.
NC 70 sue may cOins masked yoileJ or any other q =,
which shall suit their convenience E,r nr,v.rv
VIII asS no questions for consrenecs' sskr and Mi
eVe hln or her or whoever may return the same with
,hs Instruments Complete for opersio ) TWO 90.
'"N'. A. AVERlLL
OCT - 1S7 kIsrkst Since.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

Jns received snd Tor sale low for cash fresh sup
ply Of groceries Of All descriptions
10000 best Principe Cizars
40 bags Rio coffee.
10 chest Y II. Tea,
5J.RTcn.
G. Powder Tea.
30 hasken champagne vine
10000 Jos cotton yarn.
wipes cugnac brandy.
10 India bbls Malaga wine.
10000 best gun cags.
5OOO IL. beet Lump Sugar,
10 bores variggaisd SOAP,
boxes Hans best Cavendish Tubaceo.
AT ofihe best arcls that can ba found in a grore.
y store. oct27 JOSEPH REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
.NAN.AGERS' OFFICE
d. 8. Gregory &c Co.
WHEELING, VA

Editors who publish for ID. S. Gregory
s. Co. are requested to insert the follow
ing schemes for October.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

Ehe attention ofthe customers OF
ID. >. Gregory d Co. is respectful
ly solicitcd to the following Brill
ant Schemes for October 40.