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The native American., 1840-11-14

We learn, says the New York Express,
that the commtteeon the part of the Afri-
cans takenin thcAmistad, have engaged the
services ofthe Hon. ] Quincy Adams, as
senior counsel, and that he will make the
closing argument i'll the Supreme Court
of the United States at Washington, in
January.
The native American., 1840-11-14
From the Philadelphia Saturday Couric,
,pYIr wy. f,, TILE, yUnpIn

From The Philadelphia Saturday Courie,
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.
AS by the stand, with book in hand,
One evening was seated,
My little onthat just could run,
Approached me and entseated
That would lay my book away,
And on my lap would sit him;
So to comply, laid it by,
Then reaching down to get him,
I found the elf had quit myself,
And by his course and laughter,
And every look, found twas the book,
Not me. that he was after.
THUS tits with men, five times in ten,
In all their fair pretensons:
Not what we are, but what we have,
Procure us their attentions.
MARIA
The native American., 1840-11-14

The Augusta Chronicle, we are happy
to see, announces that the Hon. Richard
H. Wilde, of Georgia, who has been for
some time residing in Europe, having
accomplished the object CT his visit, is
about to return TO Georgia.
The native American., 1840-11-14

We hope our business friends will remem-
Der us in the distribution of their favors. Our
room is sufficient for all and if it is not, we
can make itso Send in your advertisements,
and we will insert them conspicuousiy, a,
low rates, and give them large city circu-
lalon besides.
The native American., 1840-11-14
MOI ICE.
oct 3 81

nISSOLUTION.-T o-partnership hereto.
~ fore existing under the firm of Dunn AM
Etter, in the Printing business, is this day dsssved
by mutual consent The business will hereafter h.,
conducted by the latter. Al debt. due the irr
must be paid TO Joseph Etter, and those agspsI tn
firm, will be presented to HIM for paymest
JAMES C. DUNN,
August II 1910. JOSEPH ETTEN.
The native American., 1840-11-14

A detachment of two hundred persons
mostly farmers from England, are now
congregatng at Buffalo, and will proceed
in day or two for Illinois, The men
and boys are sturdy, athletic fellows, and
the mothers and daughters the picture Of
health itself. Another dot upon the ex.
pansive prairies.
The native American., 1840-11-14

Vermont School Fund.-In the House
Of Representatives of Vermont, on the
23d ult., the treasurer reported that the
amount of the school fund, including
interest up to October 10th, 1910, is
$40, 1875 81. This report was made
in consequence Of an application to loan
$4,000 TO the University of Vermont.
The native American., 1840-11-14

The Governor of New Jersey, in his
message to the Legislature, states that the
number oflunaics in the State, so far as
ascertained is 33S, and the number of i'd
lots 35S.
The native American., 1840-11-14

Geological ,Survey.--A bill has been
reported in the Vermont Legislature to APP
propriate $4,000 for geological survey Of
the State,
The native American., 1840-11-14

The Wolf IN Sleeps Czothing,-The
blank inside of g religious newspaper used
for political hand-bill
The native American., 1840-11-14

SIIAMESE POCKET COMBS-A new article,
- Of German Silver, just received at
oct 2t--3t TODD'S Drug Store
The native American., 1840-11-14
PO r Il X Y.
From The Knicksrbocker. for November.

From The Knicksrbocker for November.
AUTUMN.
In the dim, thick forest,
There breathes mournful sound;
1t is the sigh of rustling leaves,
Fast showeling to the ground
The maple yields his crimson robe,
The oak his yellow crown,
And the tall beach leans droopingly.
To drop his wreath Of brown:
And al the rich draped thickets cast
Their colored glories to the blast.
The orchards TO old Autumn's court
Their mellow tributes send;
The round green melon, and the grapes
That Ger the river bend;
The sweet pear with transparent cheek,
The peach Of scarlet hue,
The glowing pippins, streaked with gold,
And plums of heavenly blue: ....
Rich baskets of the oily nut
Shaken from the branching tree;
Sweet honey in its waxen comb,
The treasure of the bee;
Bowls from the gushing cide.-press,
And from the new-milked kline,
From the ripe barley's yellow seed,
And from the clustering vine:
Corn of the harvest, red and sweet,
Sheafs OF the rich JUICY wheat,
Are all in lavish bounty poured
Ger Autum's ever. generous board.
How gay the kindling blush Of Morn
How soft the bloom of Eve is spread!
How bright the cheerful blaze of Noon
Ger all the purple hills is she'd!
A rnorp acrOco tho -ohorn Villain
The pearly hoar. frost glitters bright,
And DER the winding rivers course
The curling vapor hovers white;
And when the silvery harvest moon
Rolls on its boundless path serene,
And when the spirit stars smile forth,
To sanctify the lovely scene,
A joyful pleasure thrills the air,
And wooila and waves the rapture share,
And many honied vow is made
To Beauty in the moon-lit glade.
Sweet Autumn sabbath of the year!"
l love thy golden day,
The bloomy hectic OF thy cheek,
How lovely in decay!
And when thu chill November breeze
In hollow sobs complains,
And thou dost droop among the hills,
And mourn al ong the plains:
Till in the forests lonesome lanes
Thou sinkest on the heaped-up leaves,
Like tired pilgrim. old and wan,
Who Ger his weary journey grieves;
Then melancholy thoughts will come,
To see thee dropping to the tomb!
As fades The. closing year,
The birds their tuneful anthems end,
And fast toward SUMMER cline
Their wiunowing pinions tend.
The sweet-yolced robin comes no more,
With plaintive whistle, to the door,
But joins the timid flock, and flies
To greener fields and gentler skies,
And the blue jay, with wild lament,
Forsakes his whitening leafy tent,
And the shy sea. birds by the shore
Their swift, unerring flight pursue.
The cape brace and the screaming loon.
The dusky coot, and wild curlew;
The sea brant and the black shell drake,
The wood duck from The lonely lake,
The gull, the gennet, and the goose,
Their pinioas TO the south winds loose,
Nor pause save whe n, alarmed, they shun
The fowler's float. the smoking gun.
The native American., 1840-11-14
WANTED,

4 hNE OR TWO AGENTS, to act for this paper
, who are traYeIliu ne, and have good recomlnen.
datons. The most liberal prices will be paid them
Address, post paid, JOSEPH ETTER,
Sept 5. Washington City, D. c..
The native American., 1840-11-14

AsTARCH.-G llbert's best Starch, for sale BY box
- or retail at
oct 24-s' TODD's Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-11-14
FOR RENT,

a STORE on Pennsylvania avenue, between the
- Railroad Depot and the Capitol Possession
given Immediately. Rent low. Enquire at this
Office Sept. 12-tfr
The native American., 1840-11-14

EURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-The fol-
w lowing official repor! OF It's merits is founded
upon twenty years. experience by DE-. Comins In
spector oil Army Hospitals, communicated the to
discoverer Sir James Murray: ht
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28

SE1ZfA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
S THREE DAuY ITVrs F6e
BALIIHORE. W~iSHfVGTON CRY PIMA
DELPiii1 aad NEW YORK Er,raorgd,os
Sg.eiH L. S. NAL CHARIOT LINE-rTsrs
ptEsrSsEEs oNLY.
Runs through Co Balumore by contr,ctin a, boyyr
The onIy line az that speed.
~ ~ Eteils every iGJrnluU 40 = 30 o'cfork-
,ahf7'-c HHllfaI road cars D Frcdcrck. atrivrafn
baltimore second mCrn,rR tr9m Whesinzl tskss
n'i cars and reaches lHi.aiciph.a, " ssbibsrSn
Go. re NtL lnrk sgwe c-y.
NEW EXPEDITION ILyE. hs,e, u1,.,.
very evening, reaches Eredcri,k second ,se.;,.
r1kcs tho sams mail cars 20 grltrtofs 49,
too IElIr1eI hIg ~ New fnrk.
RELiiNCE M, Lares Wl-efsg ~-,y :,
NM. ra1.hss Sre5.Ti-k srrond mrfr.0g. a,J f.4 a
in" n0rn'uE Inc raH fsnu care rearhfs RrIfr.o,s
9Hg evening". and proceeds % Pu-trrsfbfsor j.
ts'a r,kf wurEInEi 0r. o. the 05rfa IN ,rrs
q Eases Ihr evening mel core no Frsdarrk.
4.. AaDsr inefH nayG q CUaf rarf with the r..
-o1o 2tpahy iy cary iLsir usis ana rs4.sct. r..
LOU IRE eFcN and every Arrsn-erlrnt has b. D.
.aas " irs.fe comioG snf rcgllsrty. The ! FL
TeiofH ~ the shove Inns rsHfo uos = lie
.hcT pe-T9nal t%tfcr.On, devYtsf 70 fb- br.vs /,
2 te,. ''F = -~tsi~1t3 aa~1D viii 3 81
~ N-h- ~ We. WrrfI1~frr. r.
@m'ti4r- IHr-rrfo, 20. and Frede, 81.
y 30 v1i-r Tosr'fng arenfs AZ -ssrt
zee THfF ~ rf ~ r.-7 8f8ar TIE rcrf
- s.fr fr -rrsf1.srt T. liufr.
P.nt'H r.rs rFa fs.r'sfiora f-r The b.r,.r
rs-,1str- p. 'rrrIshff CO aruit~st.o~
.g,' ~ ws' 70 - 6sis8 L.A as tsi,C
agJcETcH EocRE r4ILl
.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28
sEnyib:EiOmS on. Eipss. PjYs.

THERE T. rcsEgp8 no d,scrss which yirifs the
abah.faIis o.! this country with mere cprta nv. mo-
Tire ELECTS at which NJ more 80 be DREADED Than
ina cl'ss Of uIs asses a rs n T ON the derau -eu,uts
whole hpdg5 % 'rcrjs q powerful luf ienrr OYER All
Tive ue,-hHuuuz organs. aui that yy.I O. N.r'fht
acton depends 20 q great msfsgsC Oh. naa.!r Of trI
-CH.r0. sgefr 30. IurIt is -f.H HfTv.g .ut mutual
-FU-,1thY hsi"'~p trs.Ntr auI I. 20, other dies.
t'' C~rarr. they nr. 90 fac. c. THrwa'e.y Hr-Y.fH
tslII Office, f'~fruC cannot O. 3gf npra Tl .r.r.
ruI 80 hJut i~n.O.E'uE tae others 90 O. .LarrI par.
g MN nFla Nth the TODD wr es;, fr the purpose ni
reHirEt rrgpa'H0s aIr o. one Df ihrsl tur.0rf4r.
q ud-i { then iuc Ever is iaborrg under H.s.t-i
tIUrg aust necessarily ZEE aulm.-1per supply D!#-
conditioned us p1 hts wholly uudt fr dIss-rUD
1u1 fpUT wI. iu..w H- a necessary cons. o.urIr, m
.r1iu ~. u. 10 a pro U'H husf ut mo iI .ympa
t1f s which vii be urruI"1tpI from oraau fg ,vgru
-"uI ~ wh1Ig system ~ brought under rs dgllte
.u.1z !. futn.C
Sylpr Ns ~ a pIs A-ED TrvgH -Gener-I lass.
Jude. ptlu iu thr soc dHH gu14I ifr4. f|Fr.sHiHr -fHFt
flug bowels. generally rI-Ivt. dFy h1okugs cough.
0tshsa oi neat Over f1, vru'e BID. afo..lr rme-
end sO.rs oftlr frg'. Appetite vturJi sick or uerf-
sus heat yhc, bad ta-'e on The mouth, uIrr of o.
i.sp saffron Co,r ana sJtlI 'uqIautfF, safa Gsntr-
i.y Isv-ush. fougurr covered win uItf.nf FfIlg.
D. p "lI < mere. VI. lius.f, f1fi slsrpu q .ti.n.t.
e.. t1fHu Ot b. heart. O. heavy unpleasant ..ns1
t,rl at the Ift 0i the stomach. which o. worse Hr.s
-a'l-. sa..1w complexion, detection Hi suuJs. e..
s1rafre.t.. s. % frequently irsl. cd dream. ftr
I1JIIE uf evil fear uf H .1In, a.. Ifuerd H.t be- rq.
3cs'cf Chat ai of.rs l'5r. %, mrt0ms will BE- pres.
o. .f 81. any 600 CAGE
F.7 Ils 1r'g Fl, .,s 'u- e'ore Of Dr. g
to-, &c 20 A4- -.se' Has.i : "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28

ACUTE BRONCHITIS. A rnRERIxNrR or
1O.>SO NtIlON.-Ths disease is very much M. a
common catnrrh. II generally COMMENCES Like AN or.
duory cold wud lasliUdc. chliI.ue,s. y cht co,ebs nd
''ii'a'i1n anu ugcIsess ahOut The breast. la msnv
ns'"",'s N' d~'oH' seems al .iTsl of no very ser ors
character. - the di>riyu coui,Duo. no ornr..-i, :.
vac oFe"sI increases. thc coTu:,Iaucc Lcccm.s eArr,s.
: e oi anxiety the Respiration becomes more anl Irc-s
'o'rouS' sometime, Wheeling or raulnV sound. n. q
ne - "s' le5trd iiIoach q narrow rp,s.ur. ,.gsr-d
u 'H''d Iuid. To "sslec'Ihss di,asc j; Etay be-
iscruEs consequence. tut by a tu,ty ,.,l,..an =,
u. S"nyhc : compound Syrup OF Wild CL,tr,. v.+b
tIci attention 70 tc drso;.uEs, all these uup.e..ert
iHcCts viii be removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28
EHErMETlSM en,,res eaFsd 5y Ee u,e Of =

EiEi MNIlSAi entirely cured bv tie use Of Tr
u. 7. EAkLiCE'S COMPOUND STRENGTHEN.
INC All GERMAN APERiENT Pills
NJ. WILSON, Of Chester ca. Pcnrsy'.
."n'a' rhf"ict To- Two years with tie above distressing
'sel'.,oi Which he had "a use g. cruIcses for e;chl., o.
'Sa."a' is S~ytHG'cms were eZ,Ta.-..r ram ia al
"''Yji-N especially ~ las Hip, SaDa!Ler and Ankl,s
-i"'s Increasing always towards evening. alst.ss,
'nh Eeai. Mr.. WILSON was 20 orc lime not a'-
,Ha'Ec Ai- . U'7oa account o. tso naIi being 20 gre;
le p w- oc'i7ci H- a i.e0l o: ts 10 yrJruf. l.
i~NhLlOAlS Fills, Oh which he sent 70 the rgcni ..u
ives! 'hrS:cr aud procured so.1a; On vs!n- ttC rlsi r..
tthr ti9d tav The ra."di-apn.us,d aal hiss rrr-..
icr"aN.nS fast, and ~ ;i-ee wcris was elise Ia n.-t.
10 M business, winch be- mao Et G0a, FOR - rrorts. 3:
"r III benefit Of otSur a.lt,trd, be wie1rs thcsc f.,s.
'nDiishea' that t.eg may be- relieved, and egsia er,y,
aa pleasure % "A urathy hic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28

Sore ITovS Or tie EfTrg q d. Lhrlics', Ned mes.
MI JAMES HhhrMAN, OF SCmnyroWn, Pn.. entirely
Ure4"i ihe above disease, Which be was afflicted ,uh
or tN years. ilis SYMPTOMS were a sense of dc.en.
Hcn md oppression after eating, distressing uain IN the
p' OF INC A'Jmoch, nausea. loss OF appctiie, eiddnessi
"a I'th"ess oisighi, extreme debility. deficiency, acrid
'dc' depression OF girls, disturbed resi-. G,Grness. and
mol able 10 FUrsue has business WITHOUT cius. ny :ul.c.
d'Gio exhaustion ind woar'Eess. Mr.. Herman Is Lar.
Hy !" stale % the pn'''c, aud i, wiling 20 give any a.
,r43aiion to the afflicted, respecting tic wcrderTt
benefit he received from tie use Of or HARICus
Co7;goaa.a Strc"gdtrAiag QgG German fye5ieAf PHI,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28

A is.Nt CON.N ssN.N Ia
TIE FARMERS OF ONO. BROOKE,
MARSHALL, BELMONT anu JEFFERSON
Couniies.-We aeain desire to invite POUR particular
al snton q this inva'ltbla Improvement, and 'es-
to NkesfnS, al ovr tc,EiSS >rov., HopsE Eta
SssHtSo and FArMrsG CrySsI Establishment
MAN and Udtol streetsl and purchase one OF thcs
implements with the ad Of winch ona man can du
as much WORK a. thr.e or tlug U-l withouD before
you commenco planning youE corn in the old fash-
nncd lab 'Tlous manner. And y you are not satls.
fed with IT'S pert 'rulnces aud convinced Of it,
Rieat utility after p anting all your corn with H., we
VIII take 4 back, charge n thinS for the use OF II.
a5d return the money n vance,.
Price of be Macniae sc. Terms, one half cagh
the balance payable after corn planting.
mar % CUi ERrSON y CRITTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28
M W & $. IL UMESnN -ANhnl.-

w w. ". , ~ Sal \, aJ JiME IS H.. : @ @,..
Hssi id Br'r street u.Ir ITJfsf sVsy. ~ -
,or = rlfHfr -ilay-uu hand auI are coz
uIrUlacfuElul % general assortment of -,
Eur md SILK HATS. Black a., NJ 'Ip',.'l
1gd Cns'"r. pain NhIe RUS ,air and Mani Ia.
% 'N,T -iL' aua guaNF' rhey H.Cvyisa 10, Con.
and Cloth Caps. -, Of winch ne" aa''r - ~ ~, J"5 ' W
'u'lIS a1' ~ public Oh the most accnmEJd3r5r
.t''u>' '1Iuutry Merchants aud dealers generally
arc espcClfGlIy requested to give th,m n call aud
anime their stock as the are determined To cell
rht1D for cash Or auDrpvcd credit An. 4 $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28
MMHoLEsALE AND RETAIL coNrECrIoN

&NHOLESALE y RETAIL CONNECTION
w AIRY SlOIlE.-The subscriber has lust re-
ei,eS aspleud.d assortment of French confeciionary
1ch as Sugar Figures OF various kinds; French Kissc,
u ah SnIirely new pattern. Jelly Cakes, Gum Drops
arysialized Candies, Juins" Paste. Sugar Animals.
Ishcs, Dogs. Cats. Siuirrcls, Doves. &c. &c.
Green and Dried Fruits. a. follows: Lemons, Dates
Grapes. CocolEuts. SoGshell Almonds, Pruncs i'm Jar,
md Boxes, Zante Currants, Palm Nuts, Ground Nuts
&c. &c.
~Iogeiher with a supply OF confectionery OF his Own
manufacture VIII ca be oilers at wholesale or retail. on
accommodating terms. Having hId he management
oil me m'nuiactunng department OF the princITlr c.
ahhshmeni IN Is ,ltinore aud Richmond rs we'll as IN,
well kao~n and splendid establishment Of II. MOu!ds
ZnuesTilie' Chio, he f1rIers himself that, should Tia,
citizens Of Wheeling think hIm worthy of IN ir pai
on'gehe shall he G5le to please.
decI2-u +. NUMSEN
a fEAlhFRS.-50 pounds Ohio Feather, m store
a and for sale by PAXToNS l. TINGLE.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28

a T. GOFF * 60 LOTTERY AND IN.
"a CHANGE d GKEE=-FEtL. STATE a
MONEY Agents, AM CE' ERAL INTEIIJ
.GENyE OFFICE-O#cs iS2 Niu street. WI..ysg
Eg.-AE kinds OF Soaiseru and Western certificates. Of
&c ositc, and bank notes purchased at the very higacs,
market rates.
The highest rgirc paid hr drafts ~ sight Oh Ealfi.
more. Vh.Iad"l lila AMI New Ys-a, ard constant. fG5
sale lt Tho lowest premium.
Buy and sell ~ Ain5s e Foreign and AmcEcan
gold.
They also attend to the c~sllccuon Ct notes. d-,n,
bills ~ exchange. &c. may *.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28

= N7TES S. WHEAT, Attorney a. Law
80 Wheat Va. yG..s us services ~ the Trans
tr.,aJ u .hsb al 5ass a. has pr5fossi1n, M tits cIt5
:. Az q. gre ~tii1~crf c1l5ntiSg 81 NiTginia ~ ghF
Ca1s si-t.ts OF Nan 5Jtgsoa gG.oa asd AI0n.
Ie-y..l NIoelnR. Cct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28

NIGNr BARGAINS ~ LAND-7.5OO acre,
NJ of land IA Marshall COUNTY. Va; 80. 900 acre. IN
'yisr conniy ;2IO0S news IA Wood cuun'y, loo .00C
a,''sm Ny'hc cou,sy $4,000 acre in Cahel county
Va. SuUi" uC tho above land. are or an e~scc'sut oual-
W. and t~"lC-ah.y well IDpr1,ci-whl 30 sod IT,
antilles 60 snit Purchasers at IA very low prize ou
luu0, bearing mac rst. apd urt'ect tiil,s given. 4OOa
u "rsi .aic Slni m Lewis county. Missouri. rnJ
several tracts ~ Indiana w. zane tC...s. Nio. 200
'"is 'u ~" city Ut L,Sor~r"ri. Indaaa. LIT No. %!
no '7-t Nhos.fn---aiSo 800 shsres o. Iu,urahce soc.
so a" Wheel uy Fire u Murine in~u-nuce cumpapv.
'oT sale by wN +. PETERSON,
Land Agent. NautIug. Va.
81 Lois 800 Soups Garden 10 lease .a-a torn Of S
wears rum l. J,uy.. 30. fh -. lEt9-iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28

QUESTIONABLE HAT & CAP M~ANUFACTO.
n RY. lC3. Mtn street Wheeling. Va. oPpos.ie
Mr.. Rohh's Chair Fnct1ry.
S. AVERY 81 Co. respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have on hard and are con
stanty manufacturing a general ossosiment Of II, Is d
Cars, Of The latest spuug and summer fashions, war.
muied equal IL not superior to any that have bneI
offered, which will be sid By The dozen or sir-,e a,
he lowest pri-cs and upon ns isyOrs5ie ief.fs "a ihcv
can be h1j in ihc city. Has Of al k.,sds md oaalue.
alsp, q general assortment Of Meas ard Boys' Fur AM
Cloth Cars
They propose 10 furnish Gcn.lozcn with hat, Nv
the year upon such terms O. cannot fail to please. .
n. n Hats and Caps made 10 order, ula5. Military
Has nno Caps made on the skericsi phucc.
They respectfully solicit o liberal share Of The public
patronage. in1y 81
= IN boxes Sicily sweet Onugcs. IS IuEs Smyr.
M Figs, received end for sale y
a. 30 NJ REILLY.
S<PERN OiL--200 g1l1as juft rorslyed aid %
- sale by may2 ~ REILLY
CIoRNERoOI & GIBSON. Tlura5er, y. ". cor
ntr Of Monroe and 4 b strtets--Whsrs the,
carry on thc house end st,omDyat plumbing IN aIi 4,
branches
They have corctandy onhands Hylrans 7f var.
Bsih Tgbs Rot snd Gold sh uvsr tiirs. xet ~.
Tor b scrhing. CusnIcal A1rara .us. Lead Con. Is
Patent Bath heaters, FJrrs4It Go" 'au1s. I4t
Pipes ofsil sitos. ~hsef Lend OF aay fh.s.rsss, an.
/ HCrted W lIt0 any ..daar o. Ter con
Bge linz Houses n G. Q Country. Als' Resr Pumr.
| md Bsr Roo 10 6-tsI % 90 OfIeg leather Hoe.
Alur loga tllIL.1 v rsce.ysf % 5E.-Ly4lIg Ii.
! t.aa.d q, Jazz .sO-IY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28
NEW AnRANCrsIENT-IslO

MERCHANTS Line Of cn.rg
new Cp1cucs md Eul Ro-G
SE.Sy $1,000 Carr. Leaves Wacslirq 9r.!.
Tor ThILIdc!yhra. ~ ; o'clock
\. VI, vta National E1n', " Pennsylvania Furr2kc.
passing through Washington, Nu!Ims1or;, Snuer,r;
md E-GtpTd 90 ChamherShurrL thence by RAIL
ROAD, VIA CU'-,e, Hagcr-:0wG & nuc1sicr-lh 90
D." l"ss than = days teiGg the shortest and uusi cN-
pad,aOus route between the Ohio rive, and Pn:!.dc.
phiI.
GOoD ENTFNT LIVE, daily Cor ritshuflh.
leaves NJ : o'c!;ck, \. VI. VIA National road & Welsh.
lug.on.
Cr.re c!thr aloyc Inc, ssccui door from he Uui.
tied States Hotel. \. HENDERSON q Co
PfoprioiprS
- Elmiiio7 visiting B'liHrl Spring., az travelling
ibr pleasure, can be- accommodated with Extras az all
times. So ~ 10 avoid night travelling.
MN L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28
MANSION HOUSE

MANSION HOUSE
TnNtiE undersigned have fitted up. in n very neat
~ wiorlehle style, the long established lilo.
rel. on Main ST, near the canal. k-oWn rs the Hcpsion
House. They hive. az considerable expense. placed
IN IL entirely new furniture, and Otherwise furnished
and rcfited The establishment. as to render il a pleas.
ant and convenient resort Tor travellers AMI business
men, from n distance visiting the city. Having At.
tentivo servants, and q choice selection nf!.quors fi
lhoIr customers. hey confidently anticipate. by prompt
ilcntOn " their business. to secure a share Of public
patronage. CARMICHAEL & SARNCROSS.
80. AZ Inq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-28

i~~HLS~tE ROLLING WORKS, Sc. TOR
SALE-Pur7sr"t % the pro, sIuus o.. lhs ar
I"!.5 Of partnership oil Nau.ser. Hicks d Co. Edward
- Hicks, orc Of thc members Of su,d Grm Hs,a- GsadF
The Undersigned Surviving partners Of ,l.I ars. vii,
ca the hT:; any of October, lSiC. and Tie slccecsror
day % necessary. on the premises in Nashville. sell ,,
pubic auction oil TIE real cs:nie belonging to o.. con.
nerird win the Tennessee Rolling We an tc
Tennessee Rolling Wor.s, with m no p Ii.
in"nis ans aTpurcu1Uccsr Gytr-.s. g..
The raj estate hg'cngi 80 60 AMI connected ,..5
Use tennessee h"iIn, Works is Us iaI.Us. va. about
s''t''Cr's Cd lar situated IN the Town OF Nashville.
'' we u'h" Tho Cumhcu.nI River. immrIareI,
'Nt M"o' . called tHe Upper EcrTr. purchased o.,
.'NiI 'icGagosS TIE University O. Nashville. and "
'icNai7y a wife; upon :b.s plrce. o! L,gd are sim.
1led Ihe Rolling WORKS proper, "a E.Iutg ~ which
any Of the NiachiIcfy necessary to. 'Is Works cnu De-
cast q large bucN Store hcgsc. "a lirsn brick Boarding
House aud Other valuable improvements; ,a.lc - o..
excellent landing or the uScr.
An undivided interest in the CC1l mines -a Cum
brgldnd uyci ia Pulaski county, Keztucky. anal the
lands Upon Which they arc situated, the amount of ihi-
interest and The whole amount Of the lands Will be
shown by the s4h5rsibrrs to any one who will call or
them. % h,iuE impossible 10 describe these win &C.
curacy 10 az advertisement.
The rsal estate above mentioned including every
thing affixed to ILc freehold. wII Ice sni upon the fgL
lowing terms; one Ghh Gosh. aud rae bllancc IN equal
i]n,'almcuIs a. rur. two Ihue and four years-amplc
security vi.l be required OF she purchasers.
it not deemed necessary 70 say much in commcn-
d,rOn Of rh'. property. The Rolling Works were
hGIif boo l-3' they have been 700 successful operation
ever since, obey arc Hov boz goo! repair, and are not
surpassed d. auv establishment Ui Ea h,ui IU the L.
HIt.d States astt. undersigned believe; they have
conceded with l.rm 0u extensive NaIry.
- The slma iims l.3 nIl.. Tie uus-s -rJl will
sou 40 The personal estate connected wuh tie said
Rolling Works ou credit ui nruu months. The per.
sem. property coussH mainly Di rLr following items.
yz u rr 10 yalu'hio slaves. mules. horses. wagons.
carts. l1I-o.rI iui E.,gh.u T-riurr. vfh many Y.h.
or swsirr wlun-a zoo numerous % mention. Notes
with good SO, uy payable D Bunk will DO required
of tbe p~gr.IHsrrs " Ihe personal property.
Thp property will Hc 10 900 times Upon mr ilsr-r.
ton Oh tl.s. vH. uIy wi-h o. purchase. apd ang m.
formation wIIlJa furnished 90 ppr.ons ~ n distance
RDEEUT BAXTER
ANTHONY vs.. VANLFrR,
Sarr,rrg r1r'Hsr' ~ hC f-u II IIa'ccr H,ess Co.
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