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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15
IRON MASSACHUSETTS,.

rBOsTOS, StprDDerD IS5U
ssTbinus look well in this State for Democracy. Inc
popularity of Morton will, trust, safely carry hin
through the Federal ordeal and again place him in The
chair of State OF this we cannot know TIL after cleo
ton One thing is certain, the contest Will be close
one What think you of Virginia: What VIII she do
for Van Buren,: We trust in the long-tred and well
known attachment of her TO the cause OF Demo-
acy and their fidelity 10 the principles OF 70 ana 'he
late war, which triumphantly sustained Virginia IN
those perious struggles She trumphantly vndIcated
her character then, the history OF which IS now ,h,
bright star of Southern glory and national PRIDE. Will
she not in Nov 1910 triumphantly vndIcate herself
from the stigma of Federal WhIggery as she did from
black cockades Alien and Srdltion, and Hartford Con-
yention parties in 90, She will and must be true But
let us come to the present Vermont Abolition Vermont
The result other election has just reached u.s. Harrison,
Abolition and Federal Whiggery combined, have swept
the State Smith and Fletcher OF the 4th and 9th DIS
tricts have it is believed, lost their election What
picture is here presented! Harrison, Abolition and
Northern fanaticsm identical. HW the Sonfh WIN
such evidence ask for proof of Harrison opinions on
Abolition. will Virginia aid and abet to bring upon
herself and her in,t uons the horrors of rebellion,
instruction and blood, She cannot-she will not,
trust longer remain the passive, willing agent OF her
.wn approaching degradation. | hope and trust ms
result in Vermont will the people OF the Old
Dominion To true sense of the issue before them We
here think point gained to escape the odor OF re-
ceivinp the votes of an .lbOiition State
Answer bu the Editor Of the Enquirer.-She ,eut be
rRrr in November She pW vIndcate herself from
the stigma of Federalism. She ac decidedly give her
vote for Martin Van Buren,. We would scarcely give
nnch of snuff to insure H. The majority Is estimated
by the hest and camest calcuators at 5000 Fear her
not. She will prove true to hersei-to me south-o
the Union. ---
PROSPECTS IN TENNESSEE.
(FrOm The highest nuthorityJ
NASHVILLE, Aug %, 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

lrISS MACKENZIE fully announces, her School
WI rropened the ist o October for the reception OF
BoardrrS and day Pupils.
Tcrm-tre same as they have been nearly twenty years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15
The .Mnmmnth Uhip Conrsntion

The Wings, with view of carrying the State ns il
were by storm, nrttng up their Convention Of the
9TH Of October, on the grandrst scale Are they not
most magnificent fellows? They are inviting Wings
by wagons inll, or By acres full by whole
ties fuIl-wih view OF swelling their numbers, mag
nying their pompous procession, and making The most
Of it. They are for bringing in the boys to enlarge
their triumph. TLsy are getting up Tpprcanor
Club oftle boys from ~ to 10 oa9r and
honor the Lite TIPS from the county of Dnwddie who,
poor drars when they met cried yes and every
motion that was mnde to them-Somr of them, how.
ever doubt just as wise as some children of larger
growth who will grace our Capitol on the 9Th October
We claim the merit of suggesting 10 the Wings the
following new proposition TO exc out their swelling
pageant:
No1icrA meeting Of the Rabies Of Richmond with their
Nurses respecy This Evening, the Log Cabin
temperance Infant Club No J. To march in The
process zion Of the 5th October
n B-On no account forget canIe cups sugar rags.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

Drawn: cunt, Lottery. Ma 81 drawn Sept 10:
ri 81 o. Is "a Is - ~ - &c - Cs l 3
Half Ticket Nos Is "a ls another capital sold aud ra-rd by
SITUATION.
Drawing Of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery No drawn Sep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15
STRATrON'S Office.

vVICKE in all the Lotteries and really lucsy Numbers for sale
L by the package or single, at STATIONS
Lucig OEcs, M STREET.
Drawing Virginia Petersburg Lott, ~. e. dawn Sep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

10 81 Sc &C 50 4G 81 aj %
Half ticket No. ~ -, prize Of 5000, sold aud cash by
s1'RATTOS.
p Capital $50 600, the iMh Of Sept mbcr Ticket $40.
5J- Capital SiDO0, fr the 2i al September Tlkrts SO
For Tickets and prizes, call II
STATIONS.
Sent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

ThMES H. RAWLINGS, .7iorncy Lr,r, will attend puncr-
entrusted his care, the curntIes Of
Sp"t>ylvanIa Inlsa aud Orange.
Residence Spultsy lSania Courthouse.
II 2T-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15
Leesburg. { lass $.

f3 ~ G. 81 Is 81 II 30 pc u
Whole ticket Nos &c 3 q, prize Of Ood and he'd by
SIkAI1ON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

SOUTHERN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
liz Mn. AND Mas. PEnsrco, Redmond, brginm.
IIS Seminary H. located Socknr I'M, Three squares ON
Capitol. healthy and central situation III" house ~
spacious thereby capable of accommodating ity Young
Ladies'.
The course of instruction Reading Orogaphy Pen
mansIp Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography ancient and
deTn History I'm connection with the Study and de-
map,) Compnsiton Moral Mental and Natural Ph
nsopv Chemistry Botany Algebra There ao weekly
Chemistry and Mechanics, illustrated by means OF an
extensive apparatus
A. The purpose Institution Is, however, only i'm
Eu.li-h Education, but also Ia afford facilities
Young Ladies for th- acquisition OF the ornamental
branches operation oi efficient teachers n Music both
INSTRUMENTAL IN Drawing and Painting, aud also the
French Italian, Spanish, and Latin languages, has heen obtained.
the day has become quite desldeatun
faculty of The modern language tho
Young Ladies' required speak either French Italian he
family.
Sustain Of Tic School.
divided
with the others aud having well qualified teacher
limited number of pupils, who the
The prospective hpe Of advancement As
prepared Ia the department. they promoted,
and studies Of heer grade assigned 10 them The utility
every succeeding manifested happy results
the zeal and advancement Of the pupils TIM The
crowded and School have been obvatsd and tho
anxious solcitude Of the Principal set at rest.
In order render this Seminary such needed there has
been trouble spared obtain the services o well
qualified teachers aware, Mr. PEasco Is tina; pn6'ic conn
dence be inspired and public patronage meed out TO MN only
in propirtinn 10 the Usefulness Of his Seminary
The morals health, comfort, and Improvement OF those In
made objects OF their special
pains spared either By c o TIE resident
teachers enforce every measure WHICH may ehu 10 Tue hPP
The imuoytanrr Of early good habits being universally acknow
hardly recommend parents and
dams t children StmiDaries OF high character,
and mo-, 10 fall into Of considering Child
vnung for that school o-rs the advantages
Terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

The Richmond Wing, though convicted of "gnrh
ling the Speech Of MIR. Van Buren, at Albany in 1877,
in opposition the high Tariff poiicy, persists still in
his Misrepresentation of that Speech, and sweas thai
il was Tariff Speech. In that very Speech, too, MIR
Van Buren, characterized the meeting then in contem
pation Harrisburg, 'as proceeding from The cIo
IF lie politician, Han The noorkshop Of HE mannfar
hurcr;" ia consequence of which, he instructed
vole for the Tariff of 1898. In this behalf, MIR. Van
buren, is fortunate in the support of such men As l.
w Tazewe and Gen. Geo McDufie, who may al lrasr
lav claim TO MS much mpartialIiy rs the Wing. The
Sheep Speech turns out to b. anti Sheep Sprrch- In
other words Mr.. Van Buren,, far from advocating pr0
tecfion because he owned 10000 sheep, "w"uld have
despisei himself, if he could have asked 1t for such
reason. This is n fair illustration of the in justice OF
every charge made against the President. more vir
and honorable President adorned the station
he ocrupes-nne true to the rights Of the people
and the great interests Of the country The secret ."
the great opposition Ia him is, that he conidrs too much
III the virtue and intelligence Of the mass, and repud.
ates the arrogant naughty and ars.ncratc pretenson>
Of the ''fw, the "hgh, and the swell born, as the
monarchiss believe themselves 10 be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15
L,rEs ami Jeu1sus far snj,

THE subscriber has live JACKS aud several JENNEfS, which
L sell prices low, that person who wishes To
VIII find their interest 10 them Two
nf them VIII he four old next Spring. likely nhve the com
mon szr from Jenueys by Vulcan. They Colts OF
Ferdinand probably the largest and best Jack ia the state
The Jacks sired b, the samr aud are very
accommodating terms iH NegToc+
Persons wishing make further enqny can address III" ~nsc
her Mount Pleasant Post Ohce Spo Ivan co n.y. NHsln
SPENCER COLEMAN,
Sept H. T-+tN
MRS DOROTHY \. PRICE: Take notice thai oa Monday .
WI ID day November house IN the county 81
Lsa in the Virginia. shall take the dcpsltions OF
Willis Parrish and Others, be read evidence IN chtnccrT
depending the county court of said county, wherein am
plaintiff and YOU and others defendants.
Yours, respectfully,
GARLAND REYNOLDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15
PROSPECTS IN TENNESSEE.
l

NASHVILLE, Aug. %, 1910.
uWe are confident Of SUCCESS in Tennessee. The
contest WAKES warm. The Opposition are desperate,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15
$3.50 %

RsteTfnees
Rev. A. Empe, D. d. Rev. A. d. Pollock Rev Peyton Harr
son. Judge r. stanard Joseph Marx ESQ., William shephard
Esq, Chapman Johnson, Esq., o. Leigh, E: James Lyons
ESQ William r. Roanc, Esq Mai Ed. Christian, Professor Ro
gers, University of virgina Professor MilInpon William
MARY College; Thomas Rche Editor Of Enqurer John s. Cal
iaher, Editor Of Ysoman and Captain Thomas Nelson.
esptH gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

Tnos. Richie, Secretary
u The names of the members Of the Convention, and
the Reports Of the Committees which were respectively
adopted, will appear forthwith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

The wbe NAV put itself about the Books nsne
,;or m he opened In November Senatorial Election
stricken cut by the Committee County Organization Ee
then perturbsd spirit, rest,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

To Board and Tuition for the scholastic year Of ten
months,
rTbis sum entities he Young Ladies 10 Board, En-
clish an French tuition in all the branches taught
M the School, together with bed, bedding, fuel,
lights, towels. use of maps, globes, and phlloso
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-11
HARRISON STATE CONVENTION

The citizens ofthe several cities, towns and plan
tations in the State Of Maine, who are in favor Of
the election Of GEN. WILLIAM HENRY HARRI-
SON for the next President. and opposed to the
present National and State administrations are re-
quested to select Delegates to meet in Convention
at AUG UsTA, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
June next, at 10 clock, A. M. to nominate can
didate to be supported at the approaching election
for Governor; and two candidates for Electors at
Large of President and Vice President, and to adj
opt such other the present crisis Of the
country and the interest of the Wing party may de-
manc. The ratio of representation for the several
towns and cities, in the Convention, will be entitled
10 one delegate, of more than 500 and less than
1000, TO two delegates; Of more than 1000 and less
than 5000, to four delegates; of more than 1000
and less than 1000 and less than 5000, to ten dele
gates; of more than 5000 and less than 10000, to
twelve delegates, and of more than 900 to fifteen
delegates. The representation to be based upon
the population of 1897. By order of the State
Committee.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-11
BATH, THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1910.

him twenty sovereigns. In this case 100000
in specie has disappeared.
liverpool Journal, May 16.
Mr. Alderman Harmar will, il is expected, be
the next Lord Mayor of London.
Mr. Morison,t the soi dssant hygeist, died at Paris
on Sunday, May 10.
Queen Vietoria's birth day, 18th ult., was to
be celebrated throughout the kingdom in a splen-
did manner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-11
JUST RECEIVED

n NEW and prime assortment of WATCHES,
- SILVER SPOONS, SPECTACLES
syE:lgEARI, &c. which will be sold at very low
Psess for cash, and warranted to give perfect salts
AsGienet H. G. DONNELL'S.
~ Cash paid for old Gold and Silver
BAH Feb, 18th II 40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
STAGE LLNEN.
OPPOSI ZION peoples ti>r

E~ Two DAILY LINES FOR Eat
ES4x[sfs~s rINOKE. wASHn>GroN CRY, Pm
&kES LADrLrnn AND NEW YonK. by
-th the way OF the National Ru,i
and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
The pn5lic arc respectfully informed that having on
the list day Of pril last purchased all the Stage stool
belonging u James Rccside Il &c. running on the Ma.
uonal mad. the subscribers will continue to run tins
same as heretofore.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING
nj Z O'Clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line of cars, reaching Baltimore Same
afternoon, and proceeds to Philadelphia or New York
same evening or next morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening and
takes the mail line cars Immediately for ISaltIu,ore.
where they arrive IN time To take the morning line OF
cars Tor Philadelphia and New York.
The PROJECTORS Of the above lines oil reside on the
route. and every attention Is paid by than personally to
The convenience ard comfort of the passengers. and
one OF them will always be found at Wheeling. Gum
Hagers,own. Frederick and Baltimore. They
have the best of horses. superior Troy Coaches and
steady and obliging drivers; Travellers may
therefore depend upon being carried through with the
utmost expedition ant IN the safest manner. Their OBJ
lect Is and always has been. to renter ther lines at
equal to any i'm the United States.
Vs. Office Ersi door above the United States Hotel.
Water street, Wheeling. Va.
sep Ia T. SuRIVERS Co
Louisville Journal riH copy 10 anoHat e5 tendoHar
md charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

~ EW MUSIC q MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
just received ut the Music and Variety Store,
Union 81. an assortment of new and fashionable Mu.
SIC, consisting in par; Of SONGS;
Old Rosin the bow, Raccoon hunt. Yankee wonders,
The drssaisicd sacn. = &c Duet,
A wealthy old man a wooing did GO,
To homes dear scenes I babe aGieu.
On the Lake wherc droops the willev,
Long, long ago, They told menDt TO love him.
I'll so no more a ruvrng. Awake my lutte,
They tell me shes no longer fsiF Erin rs my home,
Flow ON thou shining river.
AMI a variety ofncw Marches. VALUES, Gallop-
aees. &c. Washs military music. arranged Far hands
Hunters celebrated Instruction book for the Piano
Juvenile DO.
Aso, an assortment OF Brass Instruments. consisting
"f Trombomcs, French Horns. Cornetts, Poet horns,
Kent Bugles, Valve Tmmpors. Plain DO, splendid A
phaclide with eleven keys, 4key'd Flutes, cocoa a. box
wood Clined) Guitars, common and machine heads. old
aud new Violins in cases, Ntolincellos, Bass and Tenor
Drums with tho Virginia coat of arms, Blank Music.
Clarke & NUNS, Stsdard's. Wooster & Dunbam's eel.
ebratcd PAM Forte's, constantly OH hand and for sale
low by the subscriber.
Music saughto on Violin, Guitar & Piano Forte.
Wheeling oct5 J. L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

NEIL. MOORE Co.'S ihr hrCTN.
lCINNATI. gda Pitt Coach, leaves al 8 O'Clock. !.
NJ DAILY. Via GAINESVILLE. Columbus. Springfield. Day.
ION and Lebanon-through in Is hours. This line
PASSES over a fn'e McAdamised ro,i tic whole dis.
lance between Wheeling and Cincinnati-2l5 mile.
Zach coach of the line is accompanied nv a Guard.
whose duty II is To attend to the comfort OF the uassen.
gers and ensure their ARR al at The end of The route
IN the specified time.
Fast Mail, leaves at12l o'clock, p NJ. daily. via
GAINESVILLE, Columbus Springfield, Xenia, and Jeba.
nor-throngh IN az hours, currying only three passen.
gers. and the only line ut that speed.
~ Taiimadge's Good Intent Coach. leaves n, 9 a..
clock, p. NJ. daily, via Zanesville. Lancaster, Chilli.
co'he and cambridge to MaysviIle. Ky, and Cmcin.
nali-through IN s. hours, in ihe hes, Troy built win.
ter coaches.
W Extras furnished on either Of the above ror,es
Al ie shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms
Also coaches chartered 10 go through withou, night
travelling, for the accommodation of parties Of pleasure.
anu iI 'he convenience of gentlemen travelling with
'heir iamilles. For seats apply al the company old
established office, No. "a Water street. Wheeling. Va
JaH2l VIM NJ. GRAIN. Apen,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

ROWN TANNERS OLA few bbls. Brown
HD Tanners Oil for sle nv ID. HULK.
hNHISKEY BRANDY, &c.
IS Barrels old whiskcy,
5 half pipes Cogniac Brandy,
2 pipcssuperio Holland GIN, (Anelor BraiR
i hid Port Wine,
i do New England Rum.
Muscat a. Clnret Wines in cases I doz each. Old
hmaica Rom. Peach Brandy, Sweet Malaga & Madei-
n Wines. For sale nv SOLOMON KING.
No. 40. Water street. augS
ENRESH FRUITS koxes BunchiBaixiRs,
40 Drums Figs,
IS fancy boxes Primes,
5 boxes Lemons,
30 bales soft sLeii Almonds, Filbsrts & Cream
EutS.
$50 lbs Liquerice paste, jusi received and fx
sale by SOLOMON KING.
Gee II Nc. As, Water 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
HATS. CAPS. &C.

w W. s. S. H. Whole
sale and retail dealeTs H. Hats g. Caps.
Wssf tide MAR street near Wgrkst Alley, Whsi
ing, Yirginid-HaveOn hand and arc constantly
maEufactuTing = general assortment Of yeiy superior
FUR and SILK HATS. Black and Drab, Beaver
and Castor, plain White Rus PLAIN and Napt Hats
q every sire and quality. They likewise Keen con
stantiy on hand an assortment Of men and BOYS Fuf
and Cloth Caps, al Of which they offer 20 Their Gus.
t1mefs and thepuhfc en- tire most accommodation
terms. Country Merchants and dealers generally
ars respectfully requested to eve them q call aud
examine ffCr stJck as The" are determined 20 eel
cheer tcT t1-h Jf approves tIs1f Aus. 8. isys
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
PATENT ~.NEDICKNES.
eR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
TERESTlNG n A~PPLICABLE TO THE
WITH

DiSeasss Of the SsU noeh, or Nsrrss:
Shch as Dyspepsia. either Chrunic or Casual. un.
Der The worst symptoms of rcstlessness. 10 vines.
OF Spuits and General Emaciation, ConsH npior
Ja"na,rco bo "a LPngs or Liver, LAYER. affections,
ness, wornnso "a every variety; Rheumatism. wheth.
p As",s o. ohron'e t"Sether with Gout, ScrOfala.
rams IN ne head, Back, Limbs, and side, rypbus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Putrid Sore Ihroo, 49,,
ana Asne SpHsmod'c PalpliauGn Of the Heart and
Mysteries, Tie Douloureuy. Cramps F.mnie on,
s,rnctioGs. Heartburn. Headache, Cough, the Com
mon or Humid aud the Dry or the whoopinr
Asthala, Crave, aGd OroUsy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered b,
rsmpicrs and others, as the great re. ulator of IN,
humtn : system. and such ~ the rdevoredness of Mn,
adhere nts 10 that erroneous doctrine. THAT they con
tent mem selves with The simple possession Of TN,
Ifaliacious opinion. wItho I eEquiTinR into the rri
Imary sources from Whence Life, Health. and Vic.
our emana G, and, ricercrSc, pain Sirknsss. dise,s,
and death. Not 90 with Dr. Hunt, whose r.ten.
save research ard practical experience so eminent.
" SnalEy hum for the profession of which he has
ocen one of the most useful members. He con.
iends-and a moments reflection will convincc
any reasoning mind Of he correctness Of his view
mat the stomach, liver, and the associa'ed organs
aie the pIimarIand great regulators of health. anc
ina, the blood IN very many Instances is dependent
o. these organs, and that unless medicine reaches
the root OF The disease the superficial anodynes
usually prescribed, serve but ny foits to cover the
raVageso OF deep rooted ,naladies. Under these con-
Nlctions, az TIE expense of years of close applica-
ton The doctor has d Discovered a medicine who's,
searching powers are irresistible, and in prescribing
Il - with a kn,wlgdGe ofts be ing a radical cur.
ofthe various dis. ases already enumerated, even II
applied IN 'he most critical cases, but he does not
pretend TO ascTbe 10
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
n supernatural agency, although from posiiiy,
proofs within the knowledge of hundreds, he is pre-
pared to show, that when Cvery other earthly RENE
dy has been gwen up.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known TO fail IN efecting two very
results, that II raising from the bed Of
sickness aud disease those who have tested their
aud thus amply IewaTdlng Or. Hunt for
long and anxiou. study 10 attain this per.ec-
m the Healing Art.
The eNn aorCinafy success which has attended the
ace of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IS The hes,
,rItCrion III their sup error virtues. They nave
been the means of raising a host Of lancuIshing y l.
lents nom the bed OF affection. as IL clearly cvin-
ced IN the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
VNIFTY has Rio Cofee-.5 hocs Alsn;cc

NIFTY bags Rio Coffee. 5 bags Alspicc,
Il 5 bags Pepper. ] ceroon Indigo.
1000 lbs new Goldfish, 400 lbs EPSON Salts,
300 lbs superior French Currants.
SO boxes MR. bunch .raisins, (new fruit
10 do White German Pipes.
5 talfdo, BaSer's prepared Chocolate,
{ cuses double refined table Salt,
2ticrces No. Salmon. 2 bills Madeira Wine,
= barrels Lisbon Wine, 10 chests Y. H. Tea,
$ half chests Gunpcwder Tea, just received and
nov 80 for sale low by AZ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

VoHN SULLIVAN 4 son. (Ias Of Svl;raa &
Locke) General Conmissim Merchants. Balti.
more. Md, will attend, particularly. 10 sales of To
bacco. Clover Seed. Bacon md other ptOducc; and will
make liberal sdvanccs on consignments when required
Refer %. Messrs. Erskine & Eichelbcrgcr; Talbot.
Jones A. Coz Chauncy. Brooks & Coz Ocorge Bartlett
A. Co: and israel Griffith a c.; Baltimore.
Mossrs. MEec. Harding & Co; Auerbury, Caldwell
+ Co. Tosvih. Moore & Cllrk, AMI John Cos'prm
Wheeling. Va. B1lLmore, mar 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

SIR Edward u4 ,I WIS. r I4ss December. err.
I.1i. seized with l..d sI.vsrnEs. which were sur
sredtd by paius I1 ryfrH part 81 60 tC body TIE
.aIna runtuupd severe uIHl The month ut Nav.
chen be bczau % srtf blood. flis was shortly after
srcessfe bv r nas.Ur touEh, swelling ans paiH
In btchfst. 1ut fI. ri.f1IfEr 81 blood ifOu tlf
.,t.tE bonn ronsacran.g these EvmItau-
ehsb are Co often 70. mesFrug"rn 0f sudden teHfl
,,er. .1 the course Ol 81 v weeks, iUUoupd O..
hck yisCid ssppuratson, mingled with blood IH.
circumstance alpearcd % give htm a temporary I'd.
IN AZ the cJueh kccame Tess troublesome, au.
? sy.s.t8 iacssa Cd. Iha sC.lrE. .l sHe 90
t.las.l q she JJ1y %. - "l-.-- o. es.-