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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08
Religions Intelligence.

REvIvALs-We have observed, in sew
eral exchange papers, remarks on the spe-
siGl duties ofproiessors during revival
Of religion ;--sUeh as keeping :he heart
Keeping tie tongue, keeping the conduct &c.
Now, We have been in the habit of con-
sidering these as common duties Ii, there
fore, any professors are at any time and by
any means awakened 10 discovery OIL
their own delinquency in any oflhese par.
ticulars. it is undoubtedly obligatory upon
them 10 repent and reform without delay
But 10 urge these duties as belonging tc
o time Of Revival, seems TO imply thai
they cease to be duties, when the Reviva
is over
Christians ought ever to persuade them
selves that il 10 allowable 10 forget God OF
his requirements at any time. If ere'
there exists special reasons for particu
lar vigilance over their thoughts and feel
ings and words and conduct, a time o
great and general GOODNESS and apathy
among professors and neglect of religion
among others, is that time. But, we be
1ieve. il is the soundest wisdom to live a
all times such life that the nnbeliever
may be constrained 10 confess that Reli
gion is an abiding principle, and that
governs its possessor in all has private an
social dOings
Il is the worst philosophy as we'll a
the highest wickedness, TO make the Re
vival Of religion around US the principa
motive for living "as the grace of Co
ieacheth."- Christian Reflector.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08
Mr.. SHADES Speech.

HONOR. To WHOM HONOR. We are
indebted 10 Mr.. slade for a copy lin
pamphlet forml of his speech on the
fgh1 Of peIltion-the power of Congress
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-08

War. Ii would seem that some of the
powers that be" are "crylng havoc" and
determined TO "let slip the dogs Of WARP
When will men learn 10 be wiser-if thew
contemn the idea of being more christian
than 10 butcher each other2
What are those protested ministers Of
the gospel about, who, in these times Of
blood, or at any other time, are preaching
UP the rightfulness of war, under certain
circumstances Don't they know that
these "cert0in circumstances % have ac.
companled every war among men since Ad-
am? Let them point. out an exception. O,
cease the advocacy of such irrational. IN
christian doctrines. Let it no, be expected
that wars will cease, while they are advo-
Gated, under any possible circumstances. bv
those who profess TO be the followers and
ministers of The Prince Of Peace.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

'o\rEsrED ELECTION PROB MoNo~GALIA-Th
i'1'o Nf yesterday occupied mon tho same point.
upon which "a was thc DAY before. g. whcih,- II
mo h'gal oondaci OF The returning Officers yitiatcd
the election 1T enc Of lac returned members. il did
"oilke Other. The question came up upon a monon
'i Mr. ttAiclinc 10 suspend thc rules for the purpose of
re-o"'siicrhg te vote Of the day before. rejecting
l"e aihcndmeni OF Nc Gregory to Mr. Allyn's suustI-
tue. Alter much debate between Mcs,rs S,uib,Il
and h,,yIy' The motion to suspend was Issi-aycs 90.
Before any vote was taken upon the substitute ar
ihe resolution Of ihs Committee, the House Adjourned
-lenNing the cnsc precisely where il was AT the pre.
NIous adjournment.
We hope the House viii be able to-day 10 reach y
decis.on. To ATTAIN this desirable end. however. IL
VII Dc necessary 10 vote down promptly, all the prnp.
osiiions thrown out by the Tor e. 70 perpIex and con.
iase, and come % a direct vote uroa the resolution a
TIE Comniiice. IL is not pretended here was any
fraud ~ the clcctiOn-cortainly there is 40 shadow of
proof 10 that eheci-and IL the failure In re,urn Tho
T~olIJooks within the tine required BY law, docs not
Whale Alr Clay'on's election, it cannA upon any prin.
eipic ~oiJusucc' viuaie that Of Mr.. Evans.
Richmond Hbj1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23


az MILAN Evans -2TttifAt 81 30 O.
So box CHlLnWEN IELIFN -rI.rATrH
o. masur-fa ~ te-s 80 ha.as TIE tI@ d.
af o. trrih Lfsrrh t. ~rms P-rlIes tIu i-asl.
nli dlu-Hrfra s.nE.rs 20 81 k.HAu D. uu ben.
faaf h.rr b. rrerf irrttol in tAe uaIih uIrllsdu
rur 60 purrs Tee guns swell, the s-rrefru II
fls saliva rtrrnFrl. he slll sscitrd ~ih ffclucnt
anI t1lirn Co oi rr-iuT, watching. starting la IN
si-sa 49, slarus "a rueulitr rars, the child shnoks
usth ctfrCun Nn'cnrc. AL hfusts ~ fn-ru into ~
rupEh hhcsr prrcursory ssmlsuns arr NJ, spcodily
ailcyn ed splsnsliC CrlVutius universally SUPER
~rnc. AMI rua rlasc thr dSli1uln u the infant
az mpihrra Nhp haze rssr lule babes ahiied with
ttc-r dsir-~ipg srm nt,ns wouli apply d. William
Evsus Sl1ihiug SyrHa whiyh his preserved hundreds
oiinfluis when tig11ht n11 rucoNey. from hclng sud.
denly attacked with ihnt fatal malndy, conNulzon-.
Erufrr - C1rafrJcita-C,uuoN n particular la
purrhnsilr 81 s-c i1t ne llhl Of tbs Medicine con.
taiHs npucy oills cuiy according o. act of -0nrrcss.
An he hkeWsc particular in Obtaining them a. 100
Chaiham ~. New YORK. % from the regular agents
wM A. KING, IS Water - Wheeling.
Stevenson a. Ncalr. pahcr.huT. NOV -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
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@@ A"RtAGEMEAF'
22M CO lo"

NEif. MOORE & Co.'S three daily rncs Cor GIN
ClNNATL Fast PGot CcrcL. leaves at 5 o'clock. 4
". dairy. via Lancsville. Columbus. Springfield. Day
ton AMI Lebanon-,hrough in Is hours. This line
passes over fne McAdaTni,ed road The whole dts.
tlnce b,tNeen Wheeling and Cincinnati-245 niles.
Each coach OF the line is accompanied by q Guard.
who's duty II is To attend to the o"u!ort Of the qasscn.
gers and ensure their ARR al at tue end of The route
IN the specific time.
Fast Mail. leaves ati2! o'clock. p ~. daily. via
Lanesvillc, Columbus. Springfield. Xenia. and Lcbl.
non-ihrough ia a. houns. carrying only three plssen.
gers, and the only line at Ihatspeed.
ID Tal!madgcis Good Intent Coach. leaves at , O.
clock, 7. ". daily, via ZancsIillc. Lancaster. Chilli
coihe and Bainbridge 90 Aiaysvillc. Ky and Cmcin-
nati-throngh in So hours. in The best Troy built win
ter coachcs.
e1 Extras furnished on either OF the above routes
a the shortest notice and on Inc most reasonable terms.
Also coaches chartered 10 20 through without night
travelling. for the accommodation of parties Of pleasure.
and Tor the convenience of gentlemen travelling with
their families. For seats apply ai the company's old
established office. No. 81 Water street. Wheeling. Va.
Jan2l WM. NJ. GRAIN, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
CHARTER

CITY OF WHEELING.
Clerks Office. Jan. ID. 1910. {
NOTICE is hereby given hat un MONDAY The
~ 2Ith day Of January 1910. an election will -
held for a Mayor and members Of the Council of the
city Of Wheeling at the following places. 10 wit:
In He First ard, at the office of John Murry, Esu.
Alderman Of said ward on Main street.
IL hc Second Ward, at The office Of Flames NrCon.
nell Esq. Alderman Of said ward on Union street
In 0e Third Ward. at The office Of Samuel LYON.
Esq. Alderman Of said ward on Main street.
Ia He Fourth Ward. at the office Of Philip Bic.
Esq Alderman Of said ward on Marker s'icei.
In he FIN Ward. ni the office of Aaron yancy.
ESQ. Alderman of said ward on Main street.
The members of the Council are appori.oucJ among
the several wards, as follows, viz:
Ihrec from the Firs, Ward.
1trO from the Second Ward.
Fur from the Third Ward.
-Four from thc Fourth Ward.
Jiro from the Fifth Ward.
The polls 10 be opened at one O'clock. and closed
at five O'Clock. +. VI. aud TO be superintendrd in each
ward by fhc Alderman. and Assessor for each ward.
JAMES = WHEAT,
Jan. 10. Clerk of he city oC Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
II " ening Notice S.
WEDNESDAY EvENING-ANUARY -. 1910.
RoadiSg Rooms.
CoNaREss-Wn.hington Jnn. 1-rLo s.nn,o hi,

Washington Jan, l7-TIic Senate hu-
Anoss Wa oa private bulls except the folio, ing:
AENEp OccrFATIoN OF FLoRiDA-NIr. BENTON
,ro'n NE committee GA Military A1lirs. To which had
1ccn nricrrcd the ball ior hc armed OCCUPATION and
so'iiemoni Of uat art al Flo-ila overrun and infested
~ marandhg hands Of hostile indians. reported the
same with an amendment. the purpou OF which VAS
% render The settlers under the provisions of thc bill
Hhishaile 10 the Laws of 1e Tcruton. The amend.
meat va agrees o.. and the bilwa "a ordered "a be a..
soiszes To- a hinl reading.
Tug iiorsE % RErREsrNr,ryFs-The order Of
The day being the report Of the committee appointed To
amend the rules was taken up, and the debate ON In.
reception Of abolition petitions further discussed.
Dir Lnet Of Washington Interrupted Mr.. Slade O,
vermont 10 propOse the election Of state printer On
h'sa long debate cnsued being the statement Of Mr.
Fisher rolanNs 10 the letter Of Mitchell to Duff Green.
AL other debate. This subject being laid asidc. Mr.
sladS continued hs remarks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
! EVA Of reHn.si.

500 : aA,iSl Of PcND.siSsn DA, IN, G t.c .
n resident of Muskingum county. Ohio. myster ousIy
disappeared from the Market House OF the city of
Wheeling. Oh Wednesday the 9Th instant. and has not
since been scene or heard Gon alIhuughdiligent search
has been made for him. aud il is feared that he has
been murdered and his body concealed. Non b. a.
kaoua, that I. NOSES W. CIIAPIINE, Mayor of
the city Of Hheellng, by order of the CouHcil of said
city, will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS To the Psrson ~ persons who stall discover
and make known the pe,pctroiGr or perpetrators, OF
such murder (f a murder have hcru cUmmitiedO
Mr.. Cooper was about % years ofagc. ofihe height
OF six feet two inches, and had on at The time of his
disappearance n blue coat and pantaloons, a blue cloak.
and n far cap. ahd was supposed 10 have several hun.
dred dollars about his person.
ian l6 81 MOSES w. EUAPII\F. Nayo-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
50 PlA7ss-3.la andl-tinch rhick, Ia

tUiLDREN TEETiuNG-To Mother. aud Nu-.
~ scs-You are aware That there are hundreds ol
fiUse little ones ynu so dearly love. Wb1ara daily hur.
Rcd int mn unilmoly grave. from 'hat distressing maL
7dy, COuyulsious which almost cycrv infant ini'z 90
prey loaf the time Of dcuuuun therefore. Won who
nc moihcrs. audi have Che care at those hifc ones.
should apply h1 PARIS Celebrated Su9tlmg S,rup. for
Iufaurle Teeth. which has preserved thousands. when
thought past recovery. from that Destructive ayurcr
For sale NJ 90 ~ CLAIR street. next iror 90 the Ale
zhcnv bridge. Pittsburgh and Dc ~ North Eighth st
Philadelphia
400 rorr'. at 'i7 store ri tCuN FISHER.
Whssa7s Va NV ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
.R. GOODIES CELEBR WED FE.

~ male Pills. Thcsc Pills are strongly recon-.
msnncd 90 the notice ofthc LADIES' az a safe and
tuiecnt remedy ul removing those complaints
peculiar 20 their SIX. fom want Of exercise. or gen
cfal oebuhty 81 the system, Distractions suppress
SONS. and irrrIulartv ui the Mcnssss AZ the aue
time strensthcntns CLEANSING, and gNing tone To
the stomach and Bowels, ADD producing a new
aad hcllthy acupn throughout The systrm lencr
-hl. Ihfy create Appeuic, correct ln.isvsnon, &c.
Faove Iliiiucss. SOD Nervous HUaIschc, and are
cmtnenuy useful IN those latulctt complaints
whtgh q stree. Females 80 much uttho 'Tun e
Lee They ubyi,te cos'i, nes~, and csgn,erari al
hystcriral and Nervous Affections, h.ewisc Afford
soeihiag aad md permanent relief IN fiuor Alins
or WhitCs, and IN the most obstinate cases Of Gallo
rossis ~ Green Sickncss. hey invariably restore
the 2alhd and delicate female to health and viz
These Pills have CAMEL The sanction and ap.
probnion OF tLt most eminent Ply sicIans in the
Onref strtcs. and many Others can hkewIse tes-
utY % tacf extraordinary ritcacy. To H-ptEcd tc-
imalcsi whose cXpsCtauoES % The trrderest pltdges
~ esnnnbial happiness have been defeated. thcsc
Pills may De truly esteemed a bLcsluI boon. They
soon renoya call fectnnsl dcbiuy EDd < taken
= cpr1ing % tircctlIs, ohfinto al tuorhld action.
theydispci a. th-ome and d,ssg, esTblc Esnsauoa
c1gamon % icmalcs az snsh monthly rr'urn. lke-
" se te attcudaut pains be- thc back, side Or l1iGs,
they genera.ly cJglteraat tbs nauseL vamiing.
ana Other ncrvousuhrcu0n 90 C1lorJsis. or pretn
sickncss. az aitw days nui continued according
% nfcciipn-' so1r eject a perfect ,GrI Nothing
ficktr fcnlsle who has brsn tutIuE her be irsCui 2
hnd g%-nsilvc, a. the FEMA|E PILLS. Thesr
sulfsaNIsnTat IN whole system improve the me.
nor ano euiycn hetum'Einat'u create ape
We. and o. tore Tranquil rrpusc. May hundred
temal@s can tcstf' "a t1eir efficacy, ant many
fhisi1an~ "a ihs "a y, ~ aiFs thrrug Iout the Ut
tel States cnn bear tCltlm'uv o. thrg mcuis aud
extra rh ufy VtIu.r. Tt"y ere 'u,aluahlc 90 &C.
sselcd ahf relaxed Gua'rs. Who 10 q tepeated and
Ilthcult Itbsurs Ell ted with weakness aud
nhrnrlc-, in Viii D Ccfc thrv are hi.H'y usctgl
strrnsthehiug attLc saws time the stomach, the
pacA, the WeaScGca organs. antthc whole cOnstI-
tutipn.
This medicine {, acknowledged 10 be ono or the
Blood aIu Funds. d b. superior 90 safsagauIa
whether IS a sud'Tihc az Alternative.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

ACUTE BRONCHITIS, A FORERUNNER or
CONSI MPTlON-This disease Is very much like a
common caiarrh. II generally commences like nm or.
binary cold. with lass,iudc. chllino.s. slieht cou.I,. and
oppression and ~Ightncss Ghoui ihs breast. I'm many
instances the disease seems at frst Of 10 very serious
character. As the disease continue, the o,prcssirp ~
the breast increases, the coun:cnauce becomes cxurcs.
siye OF anxiety, the respiration becancs more and more
inborous, sometimes Wheeling or rauling sound. as !,
The ar was forced through a narrow aperture c!agred
WIN a 'iscid Huid. To neglectihis disase 1t may be
OF serious consequence, but by n timely application of
Lr. S~waynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. with
strict attention to the direclpns, all lhsae unplc.san,
effects will be removed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

AVE NGr 4 COUGiI1 DO NO, neglect II -
ih"nsands have met a prgnl'frc death for the want
oi a hiueaticniIun 10 a common colI.
IlaSeyuu q cough or a oeldl DC Swayne'. Com.
pound Syrrpoi Prunus NIrriniaia. or Wild Cherry. n
safe medical PRESUMPTION. aud used in an extensive
prHe'cc' "H most PoS,hriy oggi rcicC and ave Won
rom MAI "wiuI disease, consuupnnr. which usually
sweeps mo ue grave the Young. the old. the fair. the
lovely snd the gay.
Save VOC a cough! SWayne's Punus Niryini,na
or Wild Cherry Syrup. Is the only remedy YOU should
take TO cure you. Fer Tins plain reason That in no
one OF the thousands of cases where Il has been Ese{
has ufaied 10 rclierc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

ME REASONS VII pR UARuCuS PILLS
are Use day all rl1ssc. of people ia preference
% arg others;
they ARE prepared frsm a pure cr,-ao, q,
~ r5s, a very Wholesome medicine. mild in iS ono.
"i'io'- a1d pleasant III liz effects. the most certain prc
server oi health, azd Y e,ieand cficctual cure orDYS.
fEiSlA cr INDIGESTION. and all STOMACH
COMPLAINTS. a prescrvcrond purifier Of the whole
sJSreIi.
EOAC hey soothe the nerves Of sensibiliiy and
'".'u( the nerves of motion, imparting so their m.-,
sunhie hnid. ~ pristine tone. and gives strength and
clca.ucsS of mind.
they Hcrer dcsiroJ tie Goats # The Sion,
3eh and BoHeLs GsaH strong pursa,ir.sdo.
science and cxpsrcuco teach that no
mere purganye alone. Will cure the diseases of the stp
mach aud nerves. Weakness j. the prime cause of ,
host vi diseases. aud BY continually rcsurine 10 pur-a.
u'is. YOU make the matter wOrs instead of better.
DR.. lIsrlich's medicine j. put up up,n
the common sense principle. " 10 o,ansc and strength.
90, winch - the only way 10 ol!ts.ta cure lastly.
they really CO cure the diseases for
winch they ae recommended. Ash tor DR.. IIaslick',
Pilis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
Three Capilnls all IN ono Iolo,r

IhrDs capitals all IA one Lottery.
Mar land s;atc. ciass3, drawn 81 Baliucrc. S,, IN
81 % 81 Is 81 80 10 < G 81 % So
, 8 p a prize Of ~ 900; & 10 - a prize of $500.
> - do Sl00; are all held by gentlemen
of WI. cling.
Splendid scheme draws on SATURDAY.. $4,000 c,ri-
'"' u = only necessary Ia purchase tickets. and yuu
may be relieved from hard hines.
Drawn Noe. New jersey In;,cry. c.s.S |. for 1870
81 81 - ~ 80 20 oil - 10 81 Is
Lowest prZr s..
Maryland State, class :. drawn At Bi!frnnrp. Jan. &
- 81 20 IL 10 l. 80 20 So %
lowest prize 81.
D. : GREGORY u ., NIararcr
Aionons7lrn LOTTERY. clos. / for 1910. drawn Jan. 4
20 81 Il p Is % { G6 { 50 >, : ;!
Lowest prize $50.
Is 20 prize of $1,000 held by = geatlenan Of
WI ceiling.
ling.
Anryiand SAT. class |, drawn January It.. $50.
o. 80 g. 80 II % 81 81 - y 81 A..
Lowest prize net -.
MANAGERS OsFICE- JANUARY 4. 1870
Town ii'Il. class >. drawn NJ Boliinr.. Dec. 81. ISos
10 } % 81 81 - g. IS 80 81 80 4 so
Lowest prize 81.
- - - - OO9, sold az Managers Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

TENRI STETS SNIT-Bg v rua Of q deps al to-.
% me madc hy Leonard White. on The oh d,y
"i No'emNcr l1a'. J. wIlol,s hr sale atpuLlic su,.
You no Saturday t1c 10Th Jay Of Tehrav nc1f % III.
house nf eIi Whiio near re mouth of F.bfny 60
Tyler crrny Nr.a large Dot Of Oskuts. CaI ,t. Pm.
tlmtcr Suitable sr steam bpat l@aiIrnr. rlmbe,
Whcsk. Iron. Rack-u,ib'- and Ship Caurnter. Fg,l.
and various other article. Icing to- pcls4ual po3rrv
conveyed hy ihr s1d deed d trust Tis Irpery vii
boz sold 0r clsh or eu credit n sho-t Isfo s "a
rd s.sIrfr.
Sic 20 o'nucucs o. o p,fr.f. A. 81
90 "a Loo g =" rIssrIt Tr.tr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

IulEJ MATlSM, entirely cured by III use Of pr
O J. liAHLlCIrS COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
!NG M GERMAN APERIENT PILLS.
Mr.. SOLOMON WILSON. Of Chester e.. Pcnnsyl.
wanna afflicted for two years with the aspyc DISTRESSING
disease OF which he had To use his crItchcs Tor eighteen
Hl"nias, Ills Symptoms were cNcruj.auur nan I'm an
hiS joints, especially IA his Hip. SLlulIe- ana Ankle.
-,aiR increasing always towards evening. attended
Win heat Mr.. WILSON was at one time not able
10 move hiS limbs oH account OF sac PAIN hciu, 80 great:
ne beng advised by "a friend oi hs 10 procure Dr.
l~lAhld'IiS FILLS, nNhIch nc sent Ia The agent IN
West 'hosior and procured SOM. Oh using the med
cnciho ihiri day the paindislppcarcd and ms strength
Increasing in>t and IN three weeks was able 10 attend
to his business. which lac had not done for Is months :
Tor The benefit Of others afflicted, hc wishes these line,
published That hey may be relieved. and again enjoy
the pleasures Of 4 healthy life.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
DYSPEPSIA! ~DYSPEPNyiu

More Proq}s Gfhs EtEoacy 4 Dr. HarEcL's M,gicincs
Mr. JAMES HARruAN, OF Sumoyioyn D., cu,ir,l.
cured OF The above disease, which Le was afflicted with
Tor SIX years. His SYMPTOMS were a ; use Of dcren.
SION and oppression after eating. distressing pain in the
PIT OF the siumnch. nausea, los ofappeitc crddlng,,i
ana dlm'ieas OF sight, extreme debility, naiulcucy. acrid
eructauonS, sometimes vomiting aEd pain IN the rirht
side depression of spirits, disturbed rect, ain;uess. and
not able 10 pursuc his business without causing rnmc.
dtaie exhaustion aud wcar.ncss. MIR. Hartman Is han.
py 10 state to the public, and - wiling 10 give any IN.
formation 10 the afflicted. respecting the wonderful
benefit lac received from the use of DR.. HARIICHTS
Compound Strengthening and German ADerient Pin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

NOTICE-Al my christian friends who know
~ themselves indebted 10 me either by note or boo
account VIII please call aud settle The samc-if not, !
shall make them rs intimate with The sheriff rs I am
myself Ian 23-3l JOHN w. BERRY.
SMALL COrN-sIOO in Is lbs and II6Ls. aI.o
y dimes AMI - dimes. Tor sale by
Jan % A.P GOLF Co Brokers.
quo FJNDS-WEnicd. several thousand dollar,
~ on Contiguous Ohio Bank. Cor which a premium
VIII be paid. jan 20 a 3. COFF, Euker~
RNJE Wall pay ths highest proc Tor a icy SuEu.
ih lsgabloorS, a. bnught 10 a. Immediately
jan . 4 p COR. Brokcr-.
4 T|TERBURY. CALDWELL a Ga. s,, Fo-,gb
~ . A~hebargl toHuIssIoN AID iOEwAHDIvG
MfEcu,NIs. WHEELING, Wa. y. Are5prs.
Gate Of loryh& AucrJup) having nslociaicd him.
'.li VIII JANH y. Caldwell nld ROE1Er e.. Bon
uAN. wlH continue tue Commission and TorNnrIius
business under be Hlu &C frytrry. CaLfreH a. q.
and respectfully s-iciis from tie Gieuds and customers
OF a A. cgllHualrs II tteif busiu-s with The
new dun.
We haze entered into Corauaerb.p under the firm
q ArrEuurEl. CALbrEit & Go. t5r .Ls TRANSACTION
oi a GEsEHAL COMMISSION a Pow sHuINs BUsfNvss
n this tHy. We viii attend b. tee ads Of every de-.
%scnruun I'd Msuhaudizs ihatmsy b. consigned o. nv.
a. are pfefared bhl urir. Or uuy Il uhs Produce or
Manufacture Of ns NfrlnrY. as vel as 10 give oar
arompf atiruIlla o. ro Ts-UarIiur 81 aH g,.,F. ..,f
b. us ifHu ihr lasi ur Wcsi Inm fbe lone rra-r.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

Prizes in any Of the above drawings cashed by a. T.
GOIF n co. on presentation at their counter. Nos
II 20 q. share of 81 600, sold by Us in the Leesburr.
- Dec. Il, aud clshed NJ a small discount.
Drawing Of The Md. State. 80. for 18Th Dec. 1888
- ID % p 80 - s. 81 81 a 81.
Nos. p IL IS pruc oC $1,000, was sDld by us
the day before the drawing, adding another 10 the lsi
OF prizes sold This month. II Won wish To fill your
pockets with post notes call at Coli Il Co.'S. & buv a
ticket immediately. G. dec -
Va. STATE Lottery, for ihe benefit Of the Monongala
Academy 4th Jan. 1910.
20 IL - % Is 81 5 60 1 63 81 : 81
Lowest Irizc SO.
MARYLAND State, Class ,. January 8 h, 1910.
~ 81 80 - 80 Il 80 &c 81 So
Lowest prize -.
Va. Elizabothiswn Turnpike, Class 4. Jan. 10Th. 1870
81 5 . 8 50 G. 60 4 ~ 10 % 43 IL
Lowest prize 81.
Md. State Lottery, Class 3. for lllh January. 1870.
81 % 81 i6 4i 50 10 5 5 6 - 80 80
Lowest prize SlO.
Town Hall Lottery, Class !, for lslO.
81 81 . IS 81 , 81 IL 81 80 50
Lowest prize So.
New Jersey Lottery, Class ,. January 18th, l640.
III II ~ { - IL 81 81 50 I6 I3 81 81
Lowest prize 81
Va. Internal Improvement, Class ,, l.. h Jan. 1910.
% 10 IS 80 80 80 20 ~ GS So 81 G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

WELL>BURC LOTTERY. CLASP H., 81 "a
| OF S3529J; ! OF 10000; ] Of 5000: of s GOO. 4
ct 1000 OF 1000; > Of / 500; - each of Loon.
of $500.
Tickets $40. shares in proportion. A poe Rage Of %
"hCe "cNel' by certificate viii cosl Sl3O-packagcs
OF shares in proportion. ~
The grand capital Of $1,000. whole tirkcts NIsry
land Lottery, drawn Jan. 4. lsfO. va. ~,d IN, a..
Nlanogers-ior capital prizes address vour order, 4,
ID. =. GREGNKN a CO NL.nhnn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

$1,000. 1 dys SSad5aI 70 10 borrow ""o , fssn
sand dollars. for which a good rate Of interest will be
given, and mortgage ON some of the most desirable
real estate in the city, 9crfcciy uniacuRg6ercd, and
worth from $4,000 10 $4,000
Address Il. L.. w. at this Office. ian l6-3t