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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, &c. FOR
Il SALE.-Pursunnt To the provisions Of the ar.
hcles Of partnership OF Vanleer. Hicks e. Co Edward
d. Hicks. one Of the MEMBERS Of said firm being dead
The undersigned surviving partners of said firm. will
ol tie flrst-day Of 0ctober. 1910, and the succeeding
hay AZ necessary, on the premises in Nashville, sell at
public auction all the real estate belonging 20 Or con.
necied with tho Tennessee Rolling Works. and the
Tennessee Rolling Works" with all their heredito.
ments and appurtenances, fixtures, &e.
The rcol estate belonging 20 and connected with
The Tennessee Rolling Works is rs follows, viz abou,
seven acres Of land situated in the town Of Nashville.
on the bank OF the Cumberland River, Immediately
above what rs called the Upper Ferry. purchased OF
David McGavock. the University of Nashville, and n.
a. MicNairy IL wife; upon this parcel OF land are stu.
ated the Rolling Works proper a Foundry in which
any Of the Machinery necessary for the Works can be
cast. n large brick Store house. a large brick Boarding
House and other valuable improvements; there NJ an
excellent landing on the river.
An undivided interest in the Coal mines on Cum.
berldnd river in Pulaski county. Keztucky. and The
lands upon which they arc situated, the amount Of this
interest md the whole aineunt Of the land, will he
shown by the subscribers to any one who will call on
ihem, II beiny impossible TO describe these with &C
curncy ~ an advertisement.
The real cstate above mentioned including every
thing affixed to the freehold. will be sold upon the fol.
lowing terms; one fiji CgSh. and fhe balance in equal
instalmenfs OF one, two. three and four yearsa-a ample
security will be required Of the purchasers.
hS . ueemed necessary TO say much IN cnmmsn-
datlon Of ihts property. IRE Rolling Works were
built Ia 1884. they have been in successful operation
ever since, they are now IN good repair. and ae not
surpassed by any establishment Of the kind in the u.
nited States. rs the undersigned believe; they have
corrected with ihcm an extensive Naiery.
Al the same time and place the Undersigned will
sell all the personal estate connected with the said
Rolling Works ~ a credit Of nine months. The per
sohal property consists mainly Of The following items
VIZ w or ID valuable slaves. mues, horses, wagons
carts. bousehold ard kitchen furniture. with many 9th
or smaller matters too nunerous 70 rncntfon. Note,
with good security payable ia Bank will be requires
OF the purchasers Of the personal property.
The property will be az oil times open for inspec
lion To those who may viva to purchase. and any in
formation will be furnished To persons NJ n distance.
ROBERT BAXTER
ANTHONY w. NANLEER,
Surviving partners IF die frm Of Iaalcer HID & "a
mar 12--1oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

GRaNcERY.
Al rifles held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Sn
perior Court Of Law and Chanccry for the county
OF Ohio, IN the month OF February. 4 1910.
PiaioI Zane and Thomas J. b. Pento-2
ney. partners in business utder the = Complainnni.
hrn of Zane & ,ren;ousy.
against
Austin fcay e. Henry Moore. Defendant.
The defendant Peay not having entered his appear.
ance and given security according 10 the act of Assem-
my anu tie rules of this court. and II appearing by
satisfactory proof that he is not an inhabiiant Of this
commonwealth on motion of complainant by counsel.
II Is ordered that ihc said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next Spring term Of this court. and
answer the said cnnplainants bill. and that q copy of
Tins ORDER be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the -city Of Wheeling. for two months sue.
cessvely, and pasted n; the front door of the court
house oiOhio county. a copy iesic.
ALIEN. L. LiIDLEY. Clerk.
Clarke Tor complainanis. feb 27-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
IN iufers.'irr c--sa n IOUrsys ofSpiriIs. tritt
riglsrf S~pasmodic Affection,

in infers-'irr e--saC I0Ursss ofSpirjls. tritt o.
rjJisrt SpGgmOdic Affection,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell vas an cited Tor several
wears with extreme debility, t0gCthrr with n tram
of symptoms generally termed nervous affections
aud u hich perhaps, % would he impossible fr the
.p.n e the most learned physicians Co describe In
this case the spasuS 40 the stotr aCh we're 50 ire
Cutnt aUd CycTucittng ~ nearly 20 deprive him
Of reason, pains ~ the lmbS, cNf"nciuE even 90
Inc G.z. r. and toes, fatuleurc. sickness az the
stomach. and n general agitation ~ Oh" whu,e
system, inslmurh tha.a common incident render
Ell the mind umIl and uI"rrrgu-lvc. lu order a.
remove these Gi-lT---I1g symptoms. aud restore
the rpHa.tu.on Co IE flrui.r rhrI2y "a ,urg. nJr
u1u fmed.HI' -krl bod hts1 exhausted without
rrg ,asbrfre.: ,HrHg. 'l ar and other rrmeFr,
t,ye ALEC uuayaI ing. and tue mlnd and BODY az.
A, .arsI =, ne devoted 90 a ruthless disease. ln thi.
hone. 81 and ltugTi s]ifu7t'su, Mr. Caldwell was
s',wuJrsed O. make trial az HguJz BOTANIC Pills.
! fbr ,g,rts of whJth were visible ~ a few days
tgH Lid. continuance ~ tiD me1lrtuC according
f,4rrrtous. hTs strcngfhhec1we completely Testor
al AID a sound state ~ health most taIiiIy ~
l7b.shtd. FRANCIS CALDWELL.
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the accommodation of his old
NJ customers. the subscriber. in addition to his s,ocl
o' "ooilen Goods, Cotioa Yarns, &c. has laid in ar
a-.orimcntUfCH CHOICE GROCERIES NJ M, ney siam.
on Market street, n few doors below Thaicher's Chat,
Factory. formerly the :" Wheeling Grocery" TO which
he respectfully invites their attention. His stock =,
present comprises Young 1Iyson and Gunpowder
TEAS of superior aualiiy Green Rio. Ola Rio and
java COffEE New Orleans. White Havana and
LOAF SUGAR; Sugar hot.se MOIASSES. Wcsien
Reserve CHEESE; sus1uchanna SIIAD; Rice. Pre-.
pared Cocoa, Chocolate. Rice Flour. Super Winter std
sperm and Tanners OIL. Pepper. Alspice. Mustard.
Casla. Nutmcgs. Mac, &c. [oct29l ID. HULL.
NEW ARRIVAL or GROCERIES AND LII.
IN SUORS-M. REILLY hes received by late ar
rivals n large accession to his stock as sllevs. viz:
200 lbs ground Pepper.
100 " do Cinnamon.
ceroon Indigo,
80 lbs Cloves,
so " Nuimcgs.
1 case Liquoncc.
25 boxcs NJ. II. bunch Raisins.
200 lbs. CARROTS Phila. Scotch Snun.
, boxes sporn' Candles.
5 bags Pepper.
5 half chests Gunpo~-der Tea,
10 caities Imperial do.
. boxes small plug Cavendsh Tobazso.
ivy iee ea'esaios'
10 barrels Sweet Malaga wine-latc importation.
Peppermint Cordial.
3 Tanners Oil,
5 No. 2 Mackcrel,
800 lbs Alum.
= half pipes Cogniac Brandy. sth PROOF
8 do do American do do
2 groce Riley's Piusburgh Shoe Backing.
10 bales Cotton Batting, 90 lbs each,
iVOO lss FITS. Cotton Yarns. assortedr os from ) toto,
. dog New York double refined box table Salt.
s6Olns White Irazil SuguT,
500 " Havana do
600 " Lump do
10 boxes Variegaied Soap.
10 do Hydcs white Windsor shaving soap incakes
10 do Scotch Hcrrings.
900 lbs Ground Ginger,
A good supply of Shoe and White Wash Brushes.
itS oois Pittsburgh Mol Salt, very wkite4
10 hhds ~ Orleans Sugar.
Together with a large assortment Of Groceries and
Lrluors' already on hand. which he will sell either
ar Retail for cash, ms low rs any house in
city. Purchasers wanting bargains are invited 10
eau oct %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

ENLY DORSEY. (laic Dorsey * Tyson has the
IL pleasure oGinssrning his friends and The public
that he has associated himself with Mr.. p. X Arm
strong. for the purpose of oontinuinziso transact a for.
wardrng and gencsal commission business in Tins city.
under the firm and style Of Dorsey q Armstrong. and
he respectfully soliciis for the new firm n continuance
OF the paironngc of his friends and the public. We
are prepared 10 make the uSnal advances. on .oon.ign.
mesi's 10 our address. ard &c ,tnl all critters for the pu,.
chase or sale OF the Presee and Manufactured arti.
cies OF ih's section of country. To tho Receiving and
forwarding of Merchandise. particular attention will
lie given. d those who consign goods 20 our care mag
resi- assured of the,s prompt shi pment.
dec 81 DORSEY a. ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

We have entered into Copaf'nrrstip under Inc firm
Of ArrERuURY. CALDWELL a Go. for The transaction
Of a GENERAL COMMISSION & FJRwNrpt~g BrstVess
700 this City. We will attend 10 the rir VI every de-
scnpuon o. Mcfchandize that may be- consigned o. co..
q are prepared 20 900 orders for any Of toe prlu.e 1r
Manufactures Of fhis vicinity. o. well ls ip give 1gI
rrrmpt attention 10 the Forwarding 81 40 C1pi. -lu
10 us from the East Or West Prom the hong syptur
euce ofour Wv ~ ArrEEnuEY q e. g. EoNHsu-
The laueT having been ChicfClcr tr Forsyth al After
bury 6rsovcu vears-,sc fc0l confident thlt We -lll
b. onabiCd ~ airrc entire satisfaction 90 ell who may Gu
trust us with their business.
wM r. ATTERBUGY.
JAS v CALDWELL.
Re BJNHA.f
Jsnuary 20 1sD-,m.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
AT-TERBCRY. CALDWELL n O.

tiae Forsyth & AafyBuV1
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT
WHEELING. Va
Wm. u ANer6uryQate Of Forsyth q Nucrburylha ,
Jog associated himsslfwith JAHEs Y. CAIpwELLnnI X
T. BoNutM. will continue the Commission anI For
Nafding business under the firm Of AUc,Errg TgiE
rel & Go. and respectfully SELECTS from the friends and
customers OFF & A. continuance or their busrnes.
with tho new firm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
NEW LINE or STAGES

i T. 1dNfs vi Sth1st.>
m TO PHILADELPHIA. CANI
@aE@4@ THE ONLY DIRECT exEO-U
~QfSs-@S MAIL MERCHANTS
ca, - LINE TO Philadelphia leaves
and Bedford TO Chamborsbure, and from thencei 80
miles by rail road, passing through Carlisle, uarris
osrgh and Lancaster tn Philadelphia, IL , DAYS.
travellers by this hne sill have only one night bv
stage travel, the second being on the rail road Th.
pIopreioIs have placed new and splendid coaches
upon ine entire line good teams, and sober and
careful drvers,and assure the public that no expensc
or pans WILDE spared to render general satisTac
non. having good road agents, the public may
lssly on a speedy and comfora5le tr,n.EThs difT,,
colties that save existed at W~iniamsport, Pa. in con
been enurel emoved, by n new bridge which is ius,
CTofhce econG door below the u. s. Hotel. Wa.
ter st. marc a. HENDERSON s. 60. Pre-, -.
@EA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
@ THREE DAILY lives E6R
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. PIMA
DELPHI and NEW YORK. Erfr4orainnry
SPeod!! q. :. MAIL CHARIOT LLyE-rnREE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through TO Baltimoreby contractin A hours.
the only line at that spscd.
!, caves wheeling every morning at : % O'clock
i akesthe mail rail road cars 4 Frederick arrives in
baltlinore second morning (iom WheelingD takes
mail cars and reaches Philadelphia, Washington
NEW EXPEDITION LTVE. La,,, Uz,-y,,
every evening, reaches Frederick second evening.
,aEeT ,he sane mail cars {" Baltimore, Washing
RELIANCE LINE, leaves WzeeIiar ersrv md,
'ninS, reaches Frederick second aornine, and takes
me morning line rail read cars reaches Baltimore
am sveninS' and proceeds to philadelphia or y.
! erS next mornings; or. at the option a. nsssn
gers, taxes the evening mail cars al Frederick.
SUBSCRIBERS have a contract with the rail
Isad company To carry their mails and pc sseoreTs
oin frederick, aud every arrangement has been
mase TO insure comfort and regularity. The pro-
prieiors or The above lines reside upoo tine Tnpts
lheir personal attention, devoted TO the business
hna one OF them Tor n stationed gen) will Away,
DC found at wheeling, Washington PA. Union.
town' Cumberland, Hngerstov n, and Frederick
ny ADDITION TO which travelling agents al employ
:, ";'cse S%tY y - - PASS alonS the route con
s'a1tiy 10 superintend the lines.
PRINTED rules and regulations for the benefit oi
passeHS.rs; wall be furnished en- application al the
Virginia Hotel. Wheeling.
april 3 STOCKTON, MOORE, FAILS g. Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

An crfrdQTGirdry c7sS 0f Rfsf-r1t ism, dc~oupa-
MED nth Dizrrhded dHd'NsTr0ys SebHify
Mr.. Joseph lari, from being exposed TO cold.
was attacked with a-mOst painful Rheumatic com
plant Of the head, and neck, which con timed with
distrcssing violence fOr several months' The pr.n-
Cipal symptoms were-a swelling and excTuciating
pain IN a | the POINTS, and an entire loss Of their
use: both the pain and the fever generally suffered
an increase ~ the evening, Inc pans were lhcreas'
m the night tmc. A constant diarrhaVa, which
produced It's general cons uences-tlatulcncy low,
ness Of spirits, and general wasting Of the boi Is
lie was indeed so extremely III that his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hJpe.
Of his recovery, and " was generally bel.eycdb
hrs relatives and friends that .nll the medicines O
treatment in this world could not him any rehcl
Bat sccIue On advertisement Oh Hunts BOtenu
Pills, he was directed by ~ Almighty PrhNIdenc,
produced \ favorable change, and he Is nos a heal
thy aua strOLg man. JOS. HART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

II NV CoSCERS-Boat stores. Groceries Liqrcrs
~ De. by w. III. IIousroS a. Co. tat the stand
formerly occupied by }. II. FORSYTH & Coz No. ~.
water street Boats can be supplied at aH times with
Stores and every other attention afforded Ca facilitate
their interest. Family Groceries, Wines aud Liquo,s al.
ways ON hand rs above. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
CHURCHES


Asaciaie Reformed. corner ~ Market and Jefferson
urccis Rev. WIN Wallace, Pastor
Tpsopol. conner Of Monroe and Sixth street. Rev.
VIM Armstrong. Rector.
81 Janrs Chapc. (Caiholc) corner Of Fourth and
Union r. tencr Homer, Pastor.
Mrthodts E~piscopqi. Foptrth. bctwcen monroe and
Quincy. Rev. Wesley Kcnney. Minister
PrisbytsrioH. Fourth. between MONROE md Quincy.
Rev. Heny r. Weed. Pastor.
MehOSia Pno,s'osi. Monroe. shove Tinh.
RrfcTGo3 E1ffi0. Gg,-r r1,tn Of Lanc1~eran ics
.l.4V.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

JAMES oCoNNOR & Co.'S
"a" Lane 81 Portable Car Bodies from Philadelphia "a
Ftnsourgh.-rHRoU ~ SIX DAYS.
Warehouses, $50 & 2s2 Market street. Phllsdelpbio.
Corner of Penn & Wayno--,s, Pittsburgh
Wis line commenced operations ON the 9th inst
IL being established for tho accommodation Of Ger.
chants desirous TO have their goods through in the
shortest possible time. No extra charge will be made
during the season for frsight carried by the fast line.
All Goods collected through the city and forwarded
immediately, free Of any charge for drayage or. commis.
sion. by having lists Of them left with or sent 10 IA
JAMES OCONNOR & Co.
PhIla,elphia. Sent 81 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
Li-e- Complaint, 9th mitch Derange aeni Of n
LiUCT System.

Li-e- ConpIGr1E irih mitch DerGRge acnt Of ht
LiUeT System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts was an c;ed wrh p billion.
and nervous disease To- In alarming degree, be NJ
attended with all the distressing symptoms which
affect a relaxed CONDITION., VIA sick head ache
loss Of appetite, glddIness IN the head, pain in IN,
stomach after eating. unusual tTcmors, shifting
spasmpdIc pans N every part of the body, cold
cIills, snllow complexion, costIYucss, and n con
siant dull pain in the right side, which often indu-
ced the most dreadful debility; rnuecd he thought
he was afflicted with every internal compliant the
human body rs liable TO. lie was generally making
trial Of various remedies, ell OF which were equally
fruItless until he had recourse 10 Hunts Botani,
Pills, from the superior virtues of which medicine
.us health Is perfectly ro-el tablsI6d, aud is now
able IN puT5ue his employment free from pain on
disease. JOSHUA ROBERTS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

~ SrtPHHNSON. ArroRSk, AT LAW. No s0
- Main street, Wheeling. Va. next DOR below
:. venom soihce. jan 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

Ia DT. Elnt;
Dear Slr-BeheviSG ~ duty ! owe you as a sue
cessiul rractitIoner, az well as those who may b,
similarly afflicted, | taSe pleasure N ackuowiedg
valuable Medicine.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
Alter much suffer! ngf from Fever and Aeue, dur
ing the spring and fall. for the last four wears. and
The pecunlary injuries attendant ON the indisposi-
non OF one on whose ~eSeTaons a large family as
delendant tor support, and having without success
tested the skill OF many medical advisers. al an
eNpensel could not well afford. In the fell of 1855
hhuils me premonltory symptoms Of the disease
approaching, was induced by a friend who had
tilcd your medicine, Ia purchase package of your
Botanic PIHs, and now have the happiness 10 IN
form you-and through you, those who may he
similarly afnicted-tsat they counterfeit the dis
ease nor have / been troubled with Il since. and
my confidence continues TO uphold me In the be-
net thatyour Botanic Pills are The most safe, the
cheapest, most efhcacious. and radical cure for
mat distressing disease the Fever and Ague All
can Tor the present offer yon for the blrsslnE you
nave beeh instrumental IN coniCrTiug on me. Is NY
assurance o. unceasing gratitude and esteem.
Il. MCCORMICK,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

thls obi Gin,
Cd 8 hbls Sweet Malaga Vine.
- DO American Brandy.
2 pipes Cocuioc DO
r hhds Ne. Rum. IN store and for sale W.
ian 7 PAXTONS &TTSGLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
Newark, N J. July 81, is55.

DysptpsiI, or Indigestion, Eftcfu4Ey Cr-ed.
MIR. Mm. Tucker. Faving lately ben restored 10
a sound state Of health. through the e;hcacv of Or
Hunts Botan e Pills, thinks II an Indispensable dury
10 state certain facts relative to the disease under
which he had 50 hong suffered, The symptoms
were-a painful Obstruction. with a constanIrcjec
zion or food, headache, palpitaiion of the hear.
lowness OF Spin 3, a troublesome dry cough, dizzi-
ness, tishtness ~ the chest and difficulty ofbreath-
ing, almost constant pain IN The side, IONS, and
accompanied with much lanSnor and
debility. These aihlcHons, together with an ug-
usual degree ofttauulcnce, brought on srch a sta c
ofeNtremc weakness. asto prevent him from al.
tending L. ms busines Hui hIs health appeared lost
beyond recovery His friends aAd relatives became
Alarmed Al the melancholy prospect. and strorgl,
recommended Hunts Botanis Pllis-tney were adj
mini tered AID in a few days Produced a>tonish-
ing relief, and finally realized a perfect esiOrai OF
10 soundhealth' VIM TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
v NEE REASONS WHY DIR. HARL'cn's PILLS
are use dhY all cl,ssss af noanlc In rrni.r.nc.

NEE REASONS WHY DIR. HARIrCns PILLS
are use dby all classes Of people in preference,
90 81 others
BECAUSE they are prepared from a pure extract Of
HTos. a very wholesome medicine. mild in its o2e-
ration. end pleasant in its effects. sAe rnost certain pre-
server oil hcal,h. aad a afeand cfcctual cure of DYS
PEPSlA or INDIGESTION. and all STOMACH
COMPLAINTS, a preser,erand purifier Of tn. whole
y ys,cn.
BECAUSE they soo,he the nerves of scn,;bili,v ,,,l
foriify tho nerves OF motion. imparting To their most
bubble huhi. ~ pristine tone. and gives strength and
clcamess Of mind.
BECAUSE they never desfrcy NE cap,s n Tie stosa
SGd and Bo~eis asau strong purgusires do.
BECAUSE science aud 90 pcriencc teach ,ha, no
ncre purga'i,e alone. will cmc the diseases OF the stu
mach and nerves. Weakness is the prime cause of a
"st oil Diseases. and by continually resorting To pur-a.
lions. you makeihe matter worse instead ofbettcr.
DIR. Harhchis medicine Is pt up upon
be common sense principle. " To eirunse and strength.
ga" which rs the only way to effect a cure , lastly.
they really 90 cure the diseases for
which they ate recommended. Ask for DIR. Harliek's
Pills.
HAVE o A COUGHl Do not neglect il -
Thousands have met a premature lrath for he vun,
n lille attention 10 a common cold.
Have you a cough or a ooldi DR.. Swaync's Com
pound Syrup OF Prunus Vuginiana. or Wild Cherry.
sale medical prescription. and used in an extensive
practice. UH most pssitircly afford yeiSE and save yon
hVh ""t u"iui utseasc, consumption, witch usually
sweeps into the grave the young, the old. the fair. the
lovely and the gay.
Have YOU a eoughi Swayncs Prunus yiryiniana,
or Wild Cherry Syrup, rs the only remedy you sheuld
take to cure you. For this plain reason THAT in no
one OF The thousands of cases where az has been used
has hJddod 20 ~roisre.
ACUTE BRONCHITIS. A ;FORERCNNER OF
disease is very much like a
common eaiarr,. IL generally commences like an OF.
dinnry cold, with lassitudc. chlllincss. eight coughs IL
and %iightness about tho breast. In many
instances the disease sccrus of first Of no very serious
character. AS the disease conlnuss de oppression in
the breast increases, to coun.enance becomes exprcs.
sive OF anxiety, the respiration becomes more and more
luxurious, sometimes Wheeling or rartling sound. rs if
the air was forced through a narrow aperture Gagged
with a vis'id huid. 10 ucetectthis dIsasc il may be
ofserions consequence. but by a timely application on
Pr. ~Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, with
strict attention to the ~direrrions, all ihssc unpleasant
effects will be removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

~iiEELlNG SAVINGS lNSJITU-
TlON.-The Office Of the Wheeling .Sa-
Wings institution has been removed to the EN.
change Office o. Mr. Jehn NJ. Clarke Main street,
second door below the Merchants & Nfec!. anlcs'
Bank.
The following are the terms upon which Dcpcs-
ties are received IN this Institution.
Transient DeposItes received as in thcr
Banks.
o. special depositcs, or sums subject I.
draWal 81 days notice, Interest VIII be at
the rate Of per centper anuum,
AtGldays' notice, ai~9l-2Percent,
At months" s
The same proportionate interest will be allowed
on d~epostes made for specified periods OF rnl., rs
on %depeSites subject 20 the above periods Of notice
/ The business hours Of the Institution are from, .
o clock I'LL ~ A. NJ, and from 2 rll 4 z. VI, but. ~
the accommodation Of tTdsient dcvositOrs. chrcE,
will be cashed and dcpOsites will be received r, M,
Time before and after these hours at the COTTON o
the Treasurer.
ri F.U GREER Ir,c,s,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

ENOK Rent, the cOnmodious dwelling house snu
oied on Centre street, Fast Wheeling, belonging
TO Mr. Cresap, md At present occupied by J. ID. Steele.
THIS house is ,. good repair, and in every way = desi
rublo residence. Possession will be- given on or before
the LIST Of April next For terms, apply ts the snhscti
Der on the prem.es. 5 D. STEELE.
feb s. 1910 If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

NLI-FNA PLeNkETT. m. Milton nr,y,
aISLlN rGbASS WARE.--PLJNKETT
n d MILLER, Successors of Ritchies d Wilson
IN The manufacture of Flint Glass, are now man.
ltaCtiTrlg, and Will have constantly on hand, A
laI@e and general assortment OF fine CUT PRE-.
SStD ano PLAIN GLASS-WARE, which Ia,
IigncsS olnnlsh, beauty and transparency Of color
they wHt warrant equal 20 any mangfactured in tba
In!;ed States. Persons wishing 20 purchase will
pItsFe car a Their store On Main street, and
cA"'''"e ipr themselves. april 7