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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

aach oarnce. shall recsiye any hamkeF 81 sshes 70
exsss,l,ng IS, a. the dsergt9a Of De Pre- sdeui
the hosFd.
SC. ~. Be Il further ordained. That ~ huie e.
er occupying s,ir ia The market house. sal onee
every day, under the nsPeesias Of he CLERK - ne
market, wasn and scnpe down his bench o. sas-
an5 scep the SIMS Gem af Ell sori8 Of dita, vaca
be sal sTern OF OF ,hs markei; ard any pefsen
.1oc ipng sand 20 ~ near the mlFk.t shaH c1u+1
me n be wished AMI properly el-saed A. leaa
oace day u necessary; anl aas Psrspa ret 81"
+ or neccubag O. DO 20, shah be 6aed By tn pes
, den, "a SUM no exceeding eve doGaFs.
4 Sec. IS. n. 4 further ordained. tsat or TIE ; =
day II lulg 1870, the sails IN the markst hos
shall Dc reaiyd % The highest hidaerpayahe quarter
~; aai the mlnnam price shal Be 80 per qIarteF
u he "a t,r year pivahle quarterly n advance
The rents ars,ag from he market house shaa b. iof
he use AMI benefit Of the eorpOiatoa Of the towa
e. Columbus
Sec. IS. Resisel, that Dlnie Baldwin b, sp-
po.nird clerk ut the market hoase 10 serve 5F ore
year from the 81 day II als, l340.
Sec. "a. AMI he i latihsf oudaiaed, that from
and after the 81 day Of July, 1870. the foregoing
rules Of The market be in force and ee.et
F., ABBOTT. President.
Jos j. BR,cTLLL'
Approved Iuy -, lS40.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

FoR THE Democrat.
FOURTH OF JULY SONG.
Hail the day by Freemen CHERISHED
Long lime ago.
When tyrant's power perish'd,
Covering low:
When our slres, their bosoms barring,
Wihstood the blow;
All the tyrants minions daring
Long time ago
Block and axe and chain and halter,
Long time ago,
Could not make the heroes lalter--
No. never, MOI
They met upon the field Of Slaughter
Their naughty foe;
Pcurd out hood as free as water,
Long time age.
They to Battles God appealing,
Long time ago,
Bravely lighting good blows dealing,
Ger came the foe
Victory pearched upon their banners
TraiFd Abons low
And they sang to God hosenas
Long time ago.
We their sons have heard the story
Long time ago
Now we render God The glory
For well we know
BY his word in Heaven spoken,
. 0'bey'd below.
Were OURCOUNTRY'S letters broken
Long time ago.
Columbus July 4th l54o. !. II. It.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
For the Democrat.


HELD AT MISS RUN
DIES FEMALE ACADEMY on THE
I7lh JUNE 1889.
MEssRs. EDIroRs The just censgre be-
slowed in yonr last paper on those whose absence
from the examination lately held at the Franklin
.academg has too plainly evlnced the wan! Of IN
terest felt by them 10 the progress their offspring
are making in the attainment ofuselul knowledge
induces me 10 trespass on your columns, tor the
purpose Of giving merit its just reward and that
those residing at distance may know, II some
OF our citizens are careless as TO The progress oil
education, that there are others who are deeply
impressed with its importance
Miss Rundle's Academy was orgaulzed on lne
first Of January last, and consists Of some twenty
Young ladies', who are deyded into three classes
The first class we're Instructed in French-Phl'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

Al an adjourned Meeting Of me Citizens Of
columbus, held a, tie Count House on the 25ld
DAY Of Ju7c,-JosePh Blair, Esq, AZ the Char.
and John Crusoe. Sscy.
RESOLVED. That ;he Committee Of arrange
men,s, be instructed TO invite. al Volunteer As
socEion, and Military Companies OF the County
10 appear n iheir respective uniforms, and the
citizens generally 10 participate With Is IN the
celebration of the ensuing Anniversary.
Major Naddell having declined acting as Frs,
Marshall, VIM. H. Chapman, ESQ. was appoin-
ted lsi,-E. b. Drake, and Thomas III. March,
Assistant Marsheis Ct the Pay.
The following pgograme OF the celebration Of
The ejsung Anniversary .! American lndepend-
ence, IN Columbus has 59en adopted BY the Mar
shals Of The Day
At sun rise, Federal Salute to be fred as q
signal Tor hosting lhs National Flag,
\; eleven O'Clock A. VI. procession to he
formed on Nam Street at the Flag Staff, orpo-
site James Jones' Hotel in the following order.
ls,, Columbus Band,
I'd, Orator Of the Day, Reader ct she De
claralIon ard Clergy.
3rd Columbus Rlilemen,
4lA. Soldiers Of the Revolution,
9Th, High Sheriff, Judges aud Justices of the
County,
s,h, Male students Of lie several Gemiua-
..es.
9Th, do. Teachers Of the do do
Sh, Members Of the Two Fire Companies.
OH, M,,lbcrs Of the Mechanics Association
10th. CiuIens Of the City and County and
Strangers,
llh. Columbus Dragons,
At tho firing Of gun the procession will
move from Main 10 ST. Johns Street, down ST.
Johns Street, 10 Washington Street. up Wash
ington Street 10 Main Street; up Main Street to
Caledonia Street TO the Bapiisls Church. where
the Services Of the day will be performed, as
follows
Isl, Prayer,
End, Music
Bird, Reading Of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence,
4h, Music
9th, Grafton,
9th Music,
9TH, Prayer and Benedecton.
Af1es the services Of the Church, the process.
sion will torn as in the first order, and proceed to
the place designated for the Dinner when fen
de joe will be fred by the the Military, as a sig.
nal for disbandoning.
At one o'clock National Salute will be fred
At sun set the firing Of 4 gun viii be the sig
nal for lowering the National Flag.
A. W. Davis, Esq, has has been appointed
Orator Of the day, and
Maj. VIM. Dowsing Reader of the Declara
ton.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
A Proclamation.
BIZ alexander e. .Mc.Natt Governor ofthe State o
Mississippi.

BIZ alexander &. .Mc.Nutt, Governor ofhe State Of
Mississippi.
"THEREAS, il has been satisfactorily repre-
w scented to the Executive Of this State, that
Daniel Beasey, charged with having eionlousy
stolen negro slave IN the county oil CoPlah, has
forfeited his recognlzance, and is now Fugitive
from justice; ard, whereas, the safety Of society
requires that the said Daniel BeasIey should be
brought To TRIAL do therefore issue this, my
Proclamation, Offering reward Of three bundled
dollars TO any person or persons who may aPpre'
bend and secure in any jail in the United states
Of America, the said Daniel Beasley. And do
moreover require all officers both civil and militia
~ to aid and assist 10 bringing said offender 10
answer the charge preferred against him.
Given under my hand and the great
seal Of the State, at the city Of Jackson
this 9th day Of June, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred ard for
", and Of the sovereignty Of the State Of
Mississippi the twenty-thad.
A. G. McNUTT.
BY the Governor.
THoMAs d. WOODWARD, Secretary Of State.
June IL, lS40-4w-52.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

" The Gagged hero has escaped from bis koe
pers and was going at large, at our latest accounts
We shall notice his dongs and sayings at the
earliest opportunity. His last letter published in
the Richmond Wing is one Of the choicest spec-
mems Of imbeciIe garrulIty, and nonsensical ego
tsm that we recolIecl ever to have met with. The
wings would have done better to have kept him
gagged end confined.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

Our readers must excuse us this week for the ron
appearance of the End No. of Whigisn, Abolition
Ism, vs.. Democracy. Our available space is gwen
up entirely to other matter. We have on file sew.
eral other important documents wen freighted with
deep and interesting facts such will carry con-
vlctlon to the judgment of any man who is not
so warped with prejudice as to be incapable Of ad.
hitting truths. All Of which shall be forthcoming.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

DESCRIPTION ;--Beasly Is about thirty years
Of age, 5 feet or g. inches high, Ugh, hair, Blue
eyes,siammers slightly in conyersshooibut speaks
with rapidly when not suffering heavy bnlt !;
has down look and has lost tooth OF two IN
IN front dresses lndlfferenily, and in common
homespun clothing.
The Free Trader. Nicksburg Sentinel, Co
lumbus Democrat. New Orleans Times, San.
Louis Courier, Texas, will insert the above week.
ly -four times.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

Thos & Enos Il. teweien On as i. Fl. !. Nov.
mo 1907 vs I,ermflslo circuit court
Eras,1s R. Strickland. Jus southern d. Nj.
DY virtue Of the above specified writ % me a
ID rectcd from the honorable Circnit can-i oi ne
United States for The Southern District q Mss
sppi, will sell on Monday the l7th day OF Ans
1910, at the Court-honse Of Winston county
following described properly, 10 vii; f,aSi "a
section 10. township Is, north Of range u east.
Levied on as the property Of SAID deiendant to
tisly The above named execution AMI ali rnsL
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR.
Aashal n. Dist. M,
By 10. w. CARRoLL, Depuiy.
Jug I. 1870. sl'e IN Zee 81 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
A Proclamation.
By alexander G. .Nc.\uu, Governor Of the STA
Of NIiSsisSipDi.

Bv alexander e.. .Mc.Nun, Governor Of the state
Of Mississippi
"HEREAS, 1t has been satisfactorily rep
w resented to the Governor of this State, that
on or about the 22d dag of March, A. ID. lS40
Valentine StoIlzc,resdrug IN the county oil Kinds
in said State. did wifulIy murder Patrick Gala.
han, and is now fugitive from justice; and
whereas Justice and humanity as well as the safe
ly Of society require that the SAID Valentine Siol'ze
should be brought TO trial. do therefore issue
this, my Proclamation, offering reward OF three
hundred dollars 10 eny person or persons who
may apprehend end secure IN any jail IN the Uni
led States OF America the said Valentine Stoltze !;
and do moreover require all officers, both civil
aud military, to aid and assist IN bringing SAID Of
fender to answer the charge made against HIM.
Given under my hand aud the great
seal OF the State, at the city ofJackson,
this fifth day Of June, IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
lory,and of the sovereignty OF the State
OF MisssslppI the twenly.lhitd
A. &. McNUTT.
BY the Governor.
Thomas b. WOODWARD, Secretary ofState.
June G, ls4O-52-4w.
DESCRIPTION '--Stoltze IS a stout man, about
forty-slx years Of age very square shonldered !
dark hair and little gray; very heavy built, and IS
supposed to weigh l65 to $50 lbs ; he has bro
lher in Cincinnati ard friends IN OHIO, and is We.
ry well known in NIcksburg.
The Free Trader, VIcksburg Sentinel, Colum-
bus Democrat, Louisville Advertiser, New Or
leans Times, and San Louis Courier, Texas, will
insert the above weekly four times.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

" We continue to receive cheering accounts
from all parts Of the State, our friends seem to be
every where en- the alert. They all promise US a
glorious victory in November. "Log cabin aud
hard CIDER can't save the mongteI wing party
Down they must 90 to a still lower depth yet
they buster and brag like children, who in pass
ing by grave yard, whistle to keep up thercour-
age. They have had their tomlooery and ride.
ucus mumey Of log cabin raising in this town,
and what have they gained by il : Echo answers,
,rhai
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

The wings expected some one thousand spec
ho's ct their Log cabin raising and Hard Cider
sp0u'ing IN this place, on last Thursday Alas,
NE iallacy of whig hopesl There were just lo6
persons. all told, in the cabin, and seine fifty or
sixty outside. Nearly ons-fonrih Of the number
present were democrats, who are now more con-
h''nad IN their principles, and more enthusiastic
% 'heir support Of the administration than they
ever were. So much for log cabin raising -
We shall give In, .aeechss Of the day some no.
nee, next week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
STAGE: E.INEa.
OPPOSITION PEOPLES I'M

Two DAIRY LiNES yea BAL
S1SS~ T@fc% TinuEE. " aSuiNCrCN Cry, Pm
sSsr--S111tc-$GSe LAnILFaIA AND NS,v TsRN. ~
= tie way az the NSt.G.sal R,.ssI
and Balumorc and Ohio Rail Road
The public respectfully informed that having or
the lSt day Of pr last purchased all the Stage stock
belonging Hsjancsdteesiio Il Cs running on The ~.
ionai rsod. Tie subscribed nil continue To run the
same = heretofore
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MoRSISG
at O'Clock reaches Frederick second raosang and
takes the morning line reaching Baltimore
afternoon. and proceeds PhiladelI hia New loE
saiRe evening or mex; morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON reaches Frederick second evening and
takes me mail line immeiistsiy for Baltimore,
where they arrive in time tee the morning line
can for PHILADELPHIA an New York.
The proprie:o-S of the above lines Ill reside on the
the convenience aad comfort of The passengers and
one o. them wall always I've iorud nj Wheeling. Cum
hc-and. Hagerstown. Frederick and Baliimore. They
have the best al SoFses superior Troy Coaches sud
careful steady and obliging drivers; Travellers may
therefore depend upon being carried Though with the
utmost petition ard in me safest Their OBJ
iecT Is ard always has been render Their lines t
'csS e7Tal TO any in the United States.
s Office Srst door above tie United Siaics IIsSsl.
Wafer street, wheeling. Va.
sep Ia I. SHRiyER & Co
Louisville Journal will ossytS g9t 81 &c nd ody
rad clIrcr tAis Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
DAY GOODS.

NEW CHEAP GooDS--C,otA and CIofsias
~ establishment 81 Ws'er street. next door North
of L. 5. iioieL-Thc subscriber Is receiving
nnslally large and well selected assortment of
FALL & WINTER GOODS. viz,
Extra wool dyed blue. black and invisible green.
elsret and brown Cloths; nsc. bluebsek. brown and
green drab and Aspha.ra Cloth ior CASH
mcres and Cassines ofevcry grade and oo!s~r Ves.-
irgs. very choice and large assortment
Rsady nscie Cio,king--Blue. black. brown. Invs.
green and ei~ct Dress and Frock Coats and Coatees
blue. brown. steel mixed green and dab Beaver and
Pilot O,ercss; blue ans green blanket ind lionskn
Oyercoa.. large aysorimcnt; Cashmere aud Cassinet
Pants and VESTS and Round Jackets with general
riciy numerous tn particularze which will be o.
ieroi fer very snail adj ance. Wholesale a. Retail.
nov liza ALEX. ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
SE1SsA NEW iNGENENT.
e,s@<Eazs THREE DAILY LINES Etlp

-
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. PIIfLsi
DELPTIA cd NEW YORK Extraordinary
Spcsd: a. s. AtAfL CHARIOT LTNE-rnREE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through To- BALTIMORE by conirartin 81 hours
the only line al that sped.
Leaves wheeling every msrniug az = to o'clock &
Takesthe E'aii !n road cars FREDERICK aTriV, : in
ba.umOre s~co.d morning (ftom wheeling take,
malI ccTs and reaches philadelphia, WASHINGTON.
cltv. ere New l"-t sam" dav
NEW EXPEDITION LIVE. ledues Whrelir-
every evening", ren6 hes Frederick suc"nd evening
takes the same mail cars 10 Baltimore, " ashing
To ~, PhI'adSl ma or New York.
RELIANCE LINE, teaues HAoelias erxrv mo,
nlng, rearhss Frederick second morning and takes
the morning line rail road reaches BsitmcTs
same evening, and proceeds To Phadelphia or y
f9rk next morning; or, a. the option Of seen
gtSs, tekes tAe evening m AL cars at Fred rick
lhe suosc Ibers have a cOniract NIih the raj
read company to carry their maus end pa encer.
tfo'n FredsT ca, and eyvsy arrangement has beer
maze 10 tns'iIL comfort sad geSularlIy. Tho pro-
lrletors Of the above Inns reside upon the route
tner PERSONAL attention, dcvntt 10 the busincs
aHd Que 81 them Tor n stationed agent) will AWAY
~ found at'Whceln@, wash lgton, pa Union
town, cumberland Hugcrstsv u, ard Frederick =
Ia ndiiiiDn To ~hich travelling agents al employ
"a. whose duty & - 10 pass along The route con
itiy 20 supeTintend the lines
Printed rules and regulations for the benefit S
as~, ayers Will be Furnished application at IA,
'hce oh Water street mellow L. : Hotel Oh nth,
N.r rnia hotel. Whcelns.
taril , STOCKTON, MOORE. FALLS & 60
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

nR. HUNTS BOTANE Pitts, ~
9ERESgtNCi AND APPLE AEi.E 70 THE
l. IN
Uis.n,.. 81 20 .StoInnch o,. N.errfr.

DiSscSes Of the Stomach or Nsrrsr.
Soch a. Dyspcpssa. either Chrnnic or cs-usf I'M
" SPnus and enr,a al Emaciston. Conss urtion
wh' h.r o. ne Lungs OF l.,ve! Liver airscii ,ns
'aunH'P. hbih H''iary sad SpGsmo'nc. cnstivs-
n"ss, worms 81 every variety; Rheumatism; wheth.
- Aou'e % chrome: t'Seiher with Gout. ~cr ,fls.
| Fever, Scarlet Fever. Putrd Sore throa' Ecycr
snd Acue. Sp tsmodir Pslpusts.u Of the Hsart aud
HysieIics. ~, DJaloureuV Cramps Female ~
s'rUctio. :. Heartburn, heae ache Cough, the Com
mn Humid and ne DEy or tic WAoo3.ns.
Asthma, Grave ac1 Drnpsy.
] The Blood has hitherto been considered by
Fngiers aud Others a. The crest re- ulajor of the
human sysien. anG such ~ ihe dsvoTeIness pf the
adhere nts that erroneous doe inc that q
ten Themselves with he simple poss, sSion Of Ihis
fal iacons opiI ION. witho' eTC!Iipg into the on
mary sources from y hence it'r, Health. AID 80
oeT epans {. and. reerersd pan scSncss, d. sc
and death. Not WITH DR. Hun., whose eXten-
siNe research AID practical experience emiIe :
" qualify hun for he pro, sslsa ei which b he
been one Of The most nsc'ul rneaa ere, lie ""n-
nds-and n nls meats reh ciiou viii convince
any reasoning mind Of The correctness Of his
that he stomach liver, and the hSsocia ed oT&aus
tie pTimar5 aud great Te-ul 'iors Of heal h. anu
thai the blOd IN very INV ibst - dependent
ol th' q organs, and hat unless medicine reaches
The root 81 tho disea-e III. ss!ssThcia anodynes
rHvages u deep rooted malsdes- Under the coH-
vicuOns NJ ID expense OF Years Of cl g az llca
scare hing pos eTs irresistible ana an rescrib,
n IS with kn ."l dEs oius being rad Sai cur.
OF the various dS sScS already enuincra d oven .;
applied IN the most cfi'bea! cases, but he lO,s 70,
pIetCEd 10 aScrIbe 10
HUNTS PoTANIC PILLS
supernatural agency. although from rosi i've
ssis within the knowledge ct hUndreus heis pre-
pared to show. thar when GYery ether carihl rene
dy has been gwen an.
FU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
hsvenescr been known TO fail in eilect,ng very
ar ufyinS results, that 'f RAJ inG iroS the bed Of
sickness and oiseu those who h ave ter;ed their
efficacy. aud thus amply rev ardrg DR.. Hunt ter
he long and anxious study to attain this per &C.
ton in the n, aline AT.
The cxn aord nary success which has attended the
use of HUNTS BOTA nc PILLS, IL Jhe best
criterion II their superior virtues. They nave
been the meaNs Of raising a hnst of lancuisning
nents {, "nl the he'd OF affection as - clearly evia
cet IN the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

4 NOPART NERShIP.-No.icoi - hereby gwen. IN,
- the 1T April inst the sat scribcrs entered II,
10 cOpnr;nership under ihc firm VI NOTE AND
SANGER. ~ the Saddle IrgHt and Harness Making
Business whch Will hereafter bc carried or fy thru,
az the Old stand Of John knOic. on tho east side Of
Nam Street Wheeling. Va.
They will constantly keep on hand uad Tnanuiac.
turc 10 order every srticle In their line Of business
ard dis osc Of the their on the mos
favorable terms. Onlcrs from dcaiers thankfully re-
ccivcd and promptly filed John KNOTE.
IRA. SANGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
NEW GOODS.
Cheapcr than me ckeapes,. aud latest ar-ird,s

Cheaper Than me eieaPest. aud latest orrira,s.
II ". STOCKING d co. (Ssccessors 10 r. H.
Speurinscs. Esq are opening. at the sia.l
Turner Ut Main snl Madison nearly op?asric
sentiment orFALL and WINTER DRY GOODS re.
Gently purchased from the best importing houses ia the
East. with eve To this important fact that goods
well bought half soldA which. with the f,-mer
stock hard makes OF the splendid and
desirable stocks of dry goods offered this
all OF which willing W offer &c friends n
The lowest possible prices for eaSi approved barter
The ocS conss- in part of the following articles,
Superior Blue. Black. lavender aud Mixed Cloths.
from Sis 70 10 dollars Supcr. Plain. and Fame,
Cnssimercs. 67l To S2o0; 64 English Mcr,no from
37I cents To $50; 1000 p. assorted Calicoes. ana
Chnize. fOm. a ftp 10 75cts Bleschd Muslin nj II :
4 Brown at 10 cts. Black and Figured Silk Velvet.
and Ncs,ings of every description and price; Blaca
Italian Lutesirings. Gros de Swiss Gros dc Naples
Rich Figured and Powered Silks. Silk Gloves. Black
and White Kid do. Assorted Silk Braids and Laces
a rich assortment of Cap and Bonnet Ribbons. new
styles Jet and Blue Black Grapes. Embroidered Bel
Ribbons. New STYLE Mouselin de LANES SILK and hi-
bet Shawls and variety Of entirely styles fi
sery OF every quality and every oher article. both
useful and ornamental that usually found i'm dry
goods stores. of The latest fashions and lowest prices.
We invite the bfmer cus;o ncrs Of a. H. SSearingen
and or friends generally To give call.
p. w. STOCKING & co.
oct 10 Isl Nsis ST. Wheeling, Va.
70 SILK GROwERS.-T.e subscriber has been
appointed agent ior this city and vicinity for the
sale ofthe Morus Mutcauis or Chinese Mulberry
Trees. raised by the American Silk Company of BAL
tmOrc, and will contract for and 6r,Iye- purrlIa-
sers thn.e III any quantity. from twenty totwcny
thousand. during the winter spring months At very
reduced prccs. favorable. individuals coh-
psnes would do well to apply soon. they will DC
furnished the favorable with I,c genu-
inc article.
lie Ia. also the x,i. Of cpt IN non ,rces -,;.i a.,
Mr. John MFeely OF Queen Anne's CO. Md. which
very superior and will be sold lon Wy the bud
foot. Apply to J. +. WHARTON. Ell. Of tic T.ae,
hrcling. Nov. II. 1889 --iStf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
RIVER p,sTANCrs AND rARl.,

TIE following ;abse shows the distances from each
other CT the places named. and from Wheel NC. with
the prices OF passage. Ii is proper ob-erve that
these arr the established Gates. bit that boats
charge less the prices depending in degree upon
the number Of boats ia port. and the abundance or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25

Mr. Fdward u-ss.f vas, boo too December sua
lrnIv sr.zsd Wl.I col. suverngs. which were su'
iced. 1y pains l cysT} fari % 81 TIE BODY 70.
"a .u4 continued severe prtd iht month 81 Nav,
,hsn hs began l0 sr.f blood this va suOriy aiit
sutregro Jy o naChIrg cJu4n' sN e'fus du1 pslI
lob tll slsBs auI She t-CEa' ~ Ji brood irJaI % g
rfftu became cDn-.csfhU.s3 tI... sfWy-0ur
" uol tr. o. 5'.yn be u.ls en- IT, 81 sudden oeIl'
" r. tu OH. .1uTse ofs iot .sets. iol.o~c3 h'
tHt. vi-cid s.. iurailJu, uia-ttd "itd ul-eI ihi'
I 4 I'd. az. G. .r.h ...f.. .... Ir .al-....- a..
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-25
E,IRE & MARINE INSuRANCE-

sNHE IL MARINE lNSU K ANCE.-
re are two situations osly ~ which indi-
HduaIs cad be piace here they ads qust,ly ~
're ISte The va.ue of N -uranee The sc are ne
ia uInR upp' TIE rum OF ;n,T pr.pert ettt
-eceivng from M insurance. fice The fIiI ainnu ~
"hCh VI nave ioSii or stauain- az The same sIoi
-o'hiGhded perhaps ~ q desolaied family ltment-
nS TN stupidity and f-lly when failed TO uroyti,
against suri, y contingency
=. NTNi Any Agent Ofths PROTECTION ~ UR
~ ECO. up HARTFORD CGNg. VIII take n. o,,
Dive Ing houses waTs h"nSes, Stores. NIlis Factorie
&c -. ~ with her contents such ~ Furniture
Nerrm ndise NIei au-SsTy other disc piton Of
su'ahls P'op'rty Also, steam, Keel. and Plat
a"as ara 'isI Gauges 20 and from an, on 10
Nr~tsrn Waters
TT'Ohee GA Main street nearly oppostetno u q Hge
1tHra-y - 1874. a.