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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-21
From the Emancipator, the organ Of the AbOli-
tiouists in Netp York.

ttUHtStS w INCO IOfhs
The HARRISBURG CosvENTroN.-Well,
the agony is over, and Henry Clay is
laid upon the shelf. And no man of Or
dinary intelligence can doubt or deny that
it is the an,i-slavery feeling of the North
which has done it, in connexion with his
own ostentatious and Infamous pro-slavery
demonstrations in Congress. Praise TO
God for a great an,i-slavery victory. A
man of high talents, and of great distinc-
ton, Of long political services, and of
boundless personal popularity, has been
openly rejected for the Presidency of this
great Republic, on account Of his devo.
lion to slavery. Set up monument OF
progress there. Let the winds tell the tale
let the shareholders hear the news-let
foreign nations hear it-let O. Connell hear
it-let the slaves hear it-A Shareholder
is incapacitated for the Presidency Of the
United States. The reign ofslavocracy is
Fastening to close. The rejection of
Henry Clay and the nomination Of VIM.
Henry Harrison, by The Wing Convention,
taken in connection with all the circum-
stances, is one of The heaviest blows that
the monster slavery has received iu this
country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-21

General Harrison-We observe that an at
tempt is making in Charleston, TO manufacture
a snall quantity of public opinion, in opposi-
ton 10 the reelection Of MIR. Van Buren to the
Presidency, and in favor of Gen. Harrison !;
but we ilninugine it must be al up hill business.
Whatever objections the people of South Car
olina, or any portion of them, have to Mr.. Van
Buren, they are not of such nature, rs to in
duce them TO support Gen. Harrison. He is
not the man upon whom 10 rally even respec-
table opposition.-C Camden Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-21

We regret 10 say, that the Chineh Bugs
have again made their appearance in Edge
field. We have seen the ravages made in
oat-felds, by these merciless dcpredators.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-21

The Bachelors Rutton.-We have re-
ceived some numbers Of this facetious III
lie journal, and have laughed heartily
while reading it. 1t is edited by John
Smith, and is published a, Athens, Geo,
Price 81 per year. ...F u, %.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-21

The Mayor of Charleston, has issued a
Proclamation, ordering thar the Quaran-
tine laws, lie enforced from and after tho
18th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-21

1t is scarcely necessary TO call the at
tention of our readers, 10 the Address and
Resolutions adopted by the State Rights
Democratic meeting, which recently as-
sembled at Charleston. The State Right.
principles embodied in them, are those Of
South Carolina. They must commend
themselves to the serious attention Of all
her citizens.
One Resolution was adopted, which has
given us, and we doubt not, will give the
majority of our readers, peculiar pleasure.
1t is the 5th. and reads as follows:
Resolved, That the Hon. J. C. Calhoun,
our Senator in Congress, is entitled to the
hearty confidence and support Of his fellow
citizens for the ability and zeal with which he
has vindicated the principles Of the South and
promoted the best interests of this State, and
more especially for. the ability and eloquence
with which, in his place in The Senate Of the
United STATES, unaided and alone, he has re-
presented the feelings and principles Of the
Legislature of s. Carolina. ?"
Yes, SoulhC Carolina yet trusts her great
Statesman. Some in the State, and out
Of it, have doubted it. They have said,
that South Carolina will desert the posi-
ton in which he has placed her. That his
influence over her people, is fast waning
away. Never were they more deceived.
Tis true, that some dissatisfied spirits love
not Mr.. Calhoun, and would fain pull him
down from his high estate; but what are
they 10 the overwhelming majority of his
fellow-citizens, who have called him 10
his present elevated station, and who be-
lieve that he has not, and will not prove,
false 10 The holy trust reposed in hishands? ?
Never did he stand higher in the conf
dence and affections of the people: or
this, let his enemies be well assured, that
they cannot sunder the bond, which binds
him aud his feIlow-citizen sogelher.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-21

r. is received, but is excluded
this week, for the want of room. We will
publish it in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-21

in lukins his ground on leading measures
of policy. He has dotted the non.com-
initial. And it is but justice 10 say, that
we know not OF single high tariff or abo-
lition press that advocates his reelection.
The following extracts are from the two
chief abolition papers, Immediately after
Harrison's nomination.
From Garrison's Liberator.
NOMINATION OF GEN. HARRIsoN.-The
National Wing Convention, assembled at
Harrisburg on the 5lh December, noml-
mated William II. Harrison for the office
of President of the United States. On the
first and second ballot, the vote stood, for
Henry Clay, IO3; for Harrison, 81; for
Scott, 81. On the third ballot. the vote
was, for Harrison, 14s; for Clay, 80; for
Scott, 16. All the Slave States ,oent for
Clay. We regard this as another impor,
tant sign of the times-as signal detsat
of the slaue-holding po,Oer in this country.
Had it not been for Abolitionism, Henry
Clay would undoubtedly have been nom''
mated. We haue faith TO believe that no
slaue. holder a0iN euer again be permitted to
fill the Presidential office in this Republic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
NEW ARRANGENIENT-laIO

MERCHANTS Line of or:ire
gEhS2z-~-N new Coaches and Rail Road
TSz42pT&s2s-% Cans. Leaves Wheeling daily
for Philadcjphia, NJ s O'Clock
A.. NJ. via National Road, 81 Pennsylvania Turnpike.
passing through Washington, WIllinmsgort, Somerset
and Bedford To- Chamborshurch thence by RAIL
ROAD, Via Carlisle, EagcrsiowR & laucaslcc-thso'
in less than , days, being the shortest and most OK
~psdIiious route between The Ohio river and PhEadel
phia.
coon LNTENT 1--WE, daily Cr PITTSBURGH.
leaves al 3 o',Iock, \. NJ. via National road & Wash
incion.
OHicc of the above Lines second DOOR from The Uni
ted States Ilslel. a.. HENDERSON g. Co
Projectors
Families visiting Bedford Springs, or travelling
for pleasure, can be accommodated wlh Extras al all
times, so as To avoid night travelling.
mar /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

HAVE YOU \ Cough Do not NEGLECT il p
thousands have met premature death lor the want
a lijlo attention % a common cold.
lIaVcvnt a conch or n cold Or. Svavuc's Com
pound Syrup or Prnns Vlrginiana, or Wild Cherry. a
satc medical prescription, and uscd in an extensive
practice, UiH gtov' p~1siTcfy oJarl rsfi.C. and save you
loom TINT awful disease. consumption. which usually
swre!~ into tc grave The young. The Old, tie lair, IA"
lovely AM the gay.
Slave yo1 a cuught Swayuc's P,nrgs Nirgiu:ana.
" M'li Ctrrsy Syrlr, is he only remedy you should
take 10 cure you. For This PLAIN rc1s3I-Thl, in 40
one OF the thousands Of cases whore las Lcca used
has iCaled 20 reiierc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

ACUTE BRONCHITIS, A FOHERUNNER or
CONSUMPFON-rhis disease IS ycfy much like a
common eaarrh. Il generally commences hkc an or
diuary cold. with lts:tldc. chilliuce, slight coughsand
opprc-'iun and tiglthe ahou tha breast. la mnav
instances The disease seem al frsi OF no very serious
character. As the disease continues the oppression in
the breast increases, the CoauiailHCc becomes express
siyo Of anxiety, the respiration becomes more and more
laborions. souiotimcs whcczinE or uttling sound, as If
The air was forced through a narrow aperture c'oygcG
with a visCid fluid. To ncgirctihis d,ssSe 10 NAV bc
sfserious consequence, hut hy a timely application OF
pr. S~Vayne's C%omp1lul Syrup Of Wild Cherry, with
strict attention TO the directions, all lhsse unpleasant
effects will bc removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
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More ProqfS Of DE EGicgcg - Dr. IhFI5ci'S N,7i ines.
Mr.. JAHEs HAETN,N, OF Slmnytowu. Pa, cutircl,
cured Of tho above disease, which Hc was afflicted g.ih
Cor SIX years. Ills symptoms were a sense Of dcicu-
son and oppression after eating, distressing pain in the
pin Of the stomach, nausea, loss of appetite, giddiueey'
mi dimuoSs ofsishi. extreme debility, diiulency, acrid
oruc,aJons, sometimes vomiting, and plia in tho right
side, depression ocspirit~. disturbed rest. G'n;ness. and
not able 10 pursue his business without causing mime
date exhaustion AMI WEAKNESS. Mr.. Hartman is hap
py 10 state 20 the public, and il wiling to give any in
formation 10 the afflicted, respecting the woudesra!
benefit he received from the use OF DR. HARIICH'S
Coapougi S'csBgiAcaiHg and German dyCrient Pills
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
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.-.r. -u ,.s, brr ,he Sl17fiyr. t1rd almost
.y. RI. t.ly N, abHy itJ NENENiER IitE ~ 80.
,-5 NOV NAV BE- euro or obtaining DE GEN
UiNE ORIGINAL COZ.
De- ENuNESTTY desired tg sIvr ~
Alarm. by having this arnc.'n. .rl
.4 al .hr na-arr fn thair towns And t12i
eral fsaus NAV 70 CERT Is tH1f ~. l '
1uf or the LOOK aUr or tgr iM'DNI v', z.
rlI fh1uk ON bis Nrenfa fu furNnri nIW r Guy
.,eh Daprr 4avrrUerd fn. As 500 as POSSE.
Ei.F' n. s.. ROWLAND,
General American Age0t. Docs q
al, DC No. iJ3, WaaiGn Ei J.i1r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

fI... r...If. u"I.. .I. I.II
~ yfI}Nt>POlJrAIION fINE. DIRECT TO.
"a rJTluCi;E BALTIMORE AND PrT-S
s.H NEp u. a PORTABLE BDAT It,.S.
lIFFr .nr PAS just been formed. AND oil are
-rv.u.0fa COMPLETED Tor Traue.1r Ir- FUrrHaa-
fze o. md from B1.umJrC, va. PlHnsFF1ai1 au|
1TIc vftcr taua.-.
rs crs fryctd hv Steamboats, viii curry the
zoos Co. aud from Baltimore '0 Have le Grace.
griH vil rno5lo this line tD pass EIIas through
,u Jsd umr.
te WIr.h,u-4 on 7 ftr-fg .atrt l1f,'v 1rrr.ieT
.b.fIr P11f luo. has been rnengIl, ard is now
EDDY t0 rceeR Frrirht
o. DEYiNT. Asr8t. Pittsburgh.
-. E}lNN, Baltimore.
p " H.liiags.E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

~ hbs od GIN,
% IS hblsS Sweet Malogg Wine.
a. Jl American Bfl1iy,
q .lras Csmisc d.
Jhib q Rum tn store anl ior sale by
pAXrONS &TfNGLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
,ENIs REASONS WAY Or. u5RLlcTS PILLS

are use doy all cllsses OF people an preference
% ans oticrs;
BIZ ,AUS& tlcY arc p-'p1r'I from y 1fre sfrai .
HrIt a yer, wh1'sepnc medicine. malt m as opc
ration. aui plc,s,nt in ia cI'ri>. tta m~t certain pro
server oth,,,5r aalt steul oarct1a. cure OF DNS
P.PSiA or INDIGESTION, uuI an STOMACH
COMPLAINTS. o prcsevvcrlud pIsi-oc OF ,hc wAnla
vystc1.
B.rNUStt her -11ih- tlr nerves 1l sers.lil''v anE
iurtty tnc ncr.as nj ap'pl. importing % iar!7 most
e95tjc lIii. is pristine tone. ali gives strength and
c.carI-es of mind.
BECAUSE hy 8er-r ils.rog Hr ca4's = he Siou
ogf Bor9s Gsai strong P.r-19r.s{o.
BECAUSE science and experience teach tia: M,
moro p~Jryltivc alone. Will cure the Diseases Of the stb
mach nnl nerves Weakness il the primc cause of "a
host oidi'eiscs. and by continually rcsor;ing 90 parya-
tilns. ynI make The mUicr woac instead olhcucr.
BECAUSE pr. HarIch's Medicine Is pat up upon
tl7 60 nnpn sense principle, " - ctra1es and Strength
pa" which as thc Only way 70 effect 4 cure lastly.
BECAUSE they rcIlly 20 circ thc disease hr
which tlcy are recommcsl,l. AsA @r DR. Nlrick',
Pills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

RHEUMATISM. entirely cared ny he u.e of Or
@. 4. HARLICa'S COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
ING AND GERMAN APEIdENF Pills.
Mr. SOLOMON WILSON, Of Chester 20. Pcnnsyl-
vlnia, afflicted Cor two wears wiht HE above distressing
d.sease, OF which he had To use his crujchrs for eighteen
lDJths. hs symptoms were eVcruiiaiinr pain IN al
a joints, especially Ia hs Kip. Shoulder unI Ankles
-pa;a increasing always towards evening, attended
% "a heat. Nj. WILSON was at on- time not able
-cn1vc his limbs on account Of the pain being so gT,nt;
Ne b iog advised boy q friend or hs TO procure Dr.
ilARLiCHS Pills, on which be sent 10 ilc agent IT,
WoS Chester aud procured some; on using thc med
ci3c; The third day seF aindsa?p"lrrd lUi his strength
Increasing fast, and IN three weeks was able 10 attend
10 hH~ business. which lc had MT done Tor Is month,
for ,he beucGt oC o,acrs addicted, lao wishes GIc~ciincs
published, that they may hc relieved, ana again ENJOY
RE ll.a-usCs OF a healthy htc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY, PIYLA
RELPHN and NEW YORK. Erirlo-gaarg
Z. s. MAIL CHARIOT LINE-ruMaE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through 10 B~alumorcby con'ractin "A hours,
une only line 40 that speed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning AZ 3 l-2 o'clock
B~e!umoTe second morning from Whccling,) takes
mai cars ani reaches Philadelphia, Washington
NEW EXPEDITIONS INE. l-gres UlsJigg
svcry evening, reaches Frederick second evening.
takes the suIne mail cars tg Baltimore, Washing,
RELIANCE LINE, traces Wheeling ererv NOR
ming, reaches Frcdcrick second morning, and takes
the morning Inc rall road cars reaches Baltimore
same evening, and proceeds 20 Philadelphia or n.
! 0rk next morning; or. az tne option Of passcH.
gers, takes the evening mail cars az Frederick.
The subscribers have a coRtraCt with the rail
road company 20 carry their mails and passengers
rom FREDERICK, and every arrangement hns been
made to insure comfort and regularIiy. The pro-
pr.toTs or TIE above tnss reside Upsu the route,
thelr personal attention, devoted 20 the business
ana one ~ them ior 4 stationed aeenD vii alNays
be found At EWhccliup, Washington, Pa Union.
town, Cumberland, H1rerstov %, and Frederick
tn adtItIon 90 which travelling agents AZ. employ
ed, whose driy 80 3 'n pass along the route con
sanity 20 supcuuicud tine Iuez.
Printed rules and regulations Tor the benefit 81
pSeso7gtr, will be fprnis3ed On application at he
Once on, Wais- street, nc.ow Us. Hotel, OF atthe
anr' 3 STOCKTON, MOORE, FALLS & Co
HsA Tons best Junai1 IRON and nails 80 boxes
ANP Nc Cincinnati soap 80 do caudles.
npr 20 y 81 K. MORRISON.
r. BAlIl. ArTuENFy Ar Wv Erlc-
z tce in thc Suuerrra and County Courts Of Wooi
gDd .J1ckso7 Counties Aljrcs-PBrkp-slurgh. Wood
Co, Va REFrRrVcF- Hon. Joseph Story. Of The
SJTecmc O. ,u. u. s.. Simon Crccnicar /. l.. u
Harvard University Cam. Mines. Uoph.usN Brothers
Harvey g Brvaa. UDueh. Uupp a. Go. Baltimore -
Jos. ~. SImUc's. Slen. Go. Va. Bushrod Taylor
r Williams. Winchester j. p. Maybuy. r. g.
l Mcclure. Plrkrr-sureh. dec 5-cJs
- Es- butler ] bbl roll butler g ,sle Nv
4 r y 49, on a. ID 4egpurenN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

1--WE most sincerely regret. that Gases If by
pocusy 30 often occur Among tho clerical rauks-
AND We hope The wolf in Sleeps al. thI5u" manner
CA the following letter, from ar. Mayhew, will re-
NIFTY Pass him along, brother typos that he NAV
DE held no 10 universal COufembt, anu thus save
many from becoming his dnpes.
New YosH, Dec. l7;h 1879.
Sr,-AlthOu1h i am not personally acquainted
with you'll trust, when YOU herceice Inc object Of
NV letter, you viii excuse the liberty take iu nd
dtcssin- yOu, II Is possible, yen may not be- aware
that's man by the name OF Fnos l.. Ecuwick. nov
~ TINS city, formerly n Baptist preacher and tamil
iarlv Known Co the citizens Of Monroe, co. os Oh,
hEv CEESB lmPOsTER't D. manufacturing q mcdi-
cine and selling 10 for the Matches SauatIyc. %
when I perceive you are the general agent. have
every reason % believe, SIR, tbat Mr. FCuwick u ar
unprnciplod muu, as he wns. not lous since dcrC.
sed from the ministry. for taking uwarraut3biC Ib-
crues with members OF his church. | therefore,, as
me cnen,, OF k~navcTy, feel ANXIOUS thnt he shoui5
should be defFauded by HIM Quit of their money, u
not their characters. / deem 10 the conscientious
duty OF every man, 90 expose vIlainv and vice
Wherever and whenever he meets ~. Scsides, SIR,
Known 10 YOU thc above facts, have a daughter,
who, thank God, hos been rarFpd from n wasting
skeleton, 10 pc~fsct h-qlth-and that too, by ths
SIMPLE means of PsIrg one val and ahaliCf Notch
less Sanative, which Z bought at 252 BrogdwS Of
9 =. Francis, your agent for this city. Believing
that you Will duly appreciate the motives which
have induced me &c Address you thus unrC.OuOni-
ousl", and hoping that ygu vii take the earliest
steps 70 expose 20 the world the base lmposter Fen
Sir. very respectnry, P. MAY HEw.
DR.. ID .vid :. Rowland,
rOston, Mass.
=. s.. Mr.. JOues, the bearer, who - about 20
start fur your cily, vii hand you :h.s letter, and Of
YOU dCsIrehC viii give 'ou n more detailed account
Of Fcuwick, than il would be possible for mo 10 do
on paper. j.. =. NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

NOTICE. Dtiosito-, olt,e Amrrcau brJlc
\ Spctcfy b. moss o.,u il n room "a lOS. Mann ST..
ct'rlncc through lae subscribers LOT store.
Nc.glh'Iray Dcvrior"s can hc supplied here
Pcrs1us feeling jhcr'ecl,cs no, able 10 pay fuil price.
,'r Do sf9nial no reduced prcss ~ Criuuptsly.
The Subscriber viii ai an times tlkc pleasure IN OK.
d5iUrv Jhc Bibles. : AVERY. Agent.
mn ~
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KNT W. & s. II. JMESON.-Wholc-
d-rJtsc on ligHrCe 81 rd.
ICES CO.. IRON AMI NAILS.

M w. & S. II. JIMESON.-Wholc-
sale aud retail dealers in Hats q Cors.
~ est SIDE bLiF street Hc1v NiIrIc AUcy, Uheci
ing. IirgiaiG--Hayeo on hand ond are constantly
liaLutoctWing = general aSsnrtmCn; OF vci y superior
rUH and SILK HATS. Black md Brab, Beaver
and Castor, plain White Rus-plain and Napt Hats
81 every size and quality. They likewise keep con-
s'aptly on hand an assortment of men and boys fur
ana Cloth Caps, all Of which they offer 20 their CUs-
toners and thcpuhlic ON the most 8ccommGdatirg
Terms. Country Merchants aud dealers generally
are respectfully requested 10 give them n call and
examine their stock as thcu are determined n, sell
cheap for cash or aoproyed credit. Aua. L.. Is3S
MAPS. CAPS-jGst received from New York. n
~ well selected assortment ofFur & Cloth Cans Of
every size and description, which will be sold low
Call at The Hat g. Cap store al
w. W. & :. IL. JINIESON, IG0 Main 81.
s.nf LIZ
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LVPOSTOR!H

RETEREND INPOSTOR!E
z OOE OUVi Look cut, look out tor on INA
4 NOUS KNAVE. by the name Of ENOS l..
Ff-N NIGK, ofNew York, who was formerly a
BAPTIST PbEACHEf, aud better known 10 the
ofZaus OF Monroe County AS th. REVEREND
I~NPOSTORH This souIless VILLAIN, who WIS.
Dismissed from his pulpit. sometime since, fsrI~-
rn0prp ca-rrcr, De- now rendering llmsCll still
v1L- tvrAv.rs, by wickcliv attempting % impose
moi merely " on a Church, but upon the WHOLE
4 feS months GEO, th.s SCOUNDBTL wrot, 20
f1c subsrri5rr. af Boston. md wished DhC appoint
fcf an aernt fr he sale 81 The Na;ChIrss Sana-
tive. The General AGENT not kr0wlnZn Is acpravCd
character. gave him az agency and loIEurded hlm
a eurufifv or Toe medicine. This be soon sold. and
roacuf.s ti,c W.@oy, and sIuCrel auothcrt1t which
war sent about one molih -u.r. no AVOID any
sperici8n astl tho DESIGN Of his oupy4lg or au
ag,ncv. or Co. couct0I hs CLOEEN of, "o
rar,ial rcmittause oifhc gaea OF 30 ilst -ui,
~ q. a. ago. Yes. riaY. with utter ASTON
IStftfrSVr The Genera AGENT learnt, tlaf ths
REVFRFVD DECEtVERH rnwl mronalYm1u-
rf,rtrsng ifh his own NHIls HANDS, 2
vS~d+f..r wrSir.ne-a SPURIOUS ~ANAlltF,
,sieh, IN. fs rupl1ytug g. indNug prdlaTs 90 ruim
80, fhe rub'ic % the G. SrfyE ogfGtNhL.
$50 I'D ftr people or America vii nnIV Door I'M
FAgT tq mind. there ia not even p 'ossnIiy o
/ fheir being durrd bV this rNralScrtsn LttttT
TLs Grf fs this-gfr No PfDIAR, or TRAVEL
/ LING AGENT. hos rv BEEN emp'og.4 W
/ rI.fHfrg L sen Hr S1r1firt. or T. i.7reW ftH 4I
f IL cen on ~r1wmis.iou. III AEafn, .e a
A...t ..frr nus SaraUen, fs appointed r
4 GEEtFtI NEENN ard receives t'e mca.'-
r-..I. r... fIr rrr1rr-nEv Ie E3eToT.
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Tcaus-FIYE D~OILARSA YEAR.

~ STEPHENSON, ATTORNEY Ar Law. No. 2Oi,
=. Main street, Wheeling, "a. next door below
Nelson's Olicc. irn %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

Pr.ucipaI Office. 10 North Eighth street. Philadcl
phia: Pittsburgh Office, No. al 81 Clair street. next
doof 10 tho Allegheny bridge. where this invaiuabic
medicine my always be fonnl. Also Cor sale ai the
Book sore sfJohn Fisher, Wheeling. Va.
nov 5-Iv
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~

n EW CONCERN-Booi s'orc-. G.1ccrr-. liquors
= &c. bg ". ". Hovstuv a. 60. fat the ~auI
formerly occupied hy J. r. Forsyth a. Coz No. I3.
Water street Beats cnn ho Supplied 90 aH tIrry vish
.t1rcs oud every u.I"r attention rfo5i-G 90 facilitate
dteir iuterrst. Flrtly Gro,crCs. WINES and Iiquasni-
Ways on houd as ahuvc. nov y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

OFEREiGNS-Ihc h.rH.ipr-a. rud ar S1ycr
c.gnz aiao. tor The notes co. grr E.r.- fa Sow
York. nov % a.. T. EUIE g. co
WARNCfPEE SIC EE-Touthru41rf# n h..c
n Just received 1rsllc b. SOLOMON bl1'.
mar Il IS Watcr.raci.
- OSlN SOAP-lO) uHyes g..u Soap -1n. or
b ucl~ Ai~o. 30 boxes mpaiI Clr-ir,r a1t r.c--
ycd an t0r sale ~ W. De- TYSON.
mr. II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

PaVJ HATTERS-S Avery q Go hive on hand
siv1ny and Native Wool HAT BODIES. which
they will sell on accommodating terms. oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

- Ee-- buiicr bbl roll bullet. Gf slle Nv
- a-r 81 j. q r. MORRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

0WTHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONVECTION
AIRY SrORE-The Subscriber bus lu-i ro
,ciscd asplcudid assortment OF wrench cu.ltruou'y
meh ne Sular Figures ct various kiuiG trIcA hiser-
II IN Entirely new pattern. belly Cakct Gum pr0.~l
rhr.sfsiizcd C1nlics, Iuiu5r Paste. Surfr Au.u1.,
Fshas. Djgs. Cats. squirrels. Doves. &c. sc.
Crscr anil Dried Frniis, as follows lemons. Dates
r.e4e.C l-o1uua. S19sleu Almonds prruas iu Jar
ard Boxes. Llntc Currauts. Palm Nuts. Ground Nuts.
&c. Sc.
r,lc,b,r with a supalv Of confectionery or hfs own
mrrfaclrr which be- offers CO wholesale Cf rcuL1
a-comnllatur tcrns. Having had the management
Of ifa m.1ufactlrn1 department ot Joe punr,ie o.
ahIslu,rnt in % Iim1re ml Rchm1ai,as wei as tm.
well Known anil splonli rst,hlslmcnf pi tL M'u'is
y,...,1io. Ohio. ba fiuara himself hlt slY1id OBJ,
r,dz.ns of Whrelu. think him worthy OF their pa.
o1sreh, shall Dee oble to please.
dec t2-f T. lNNf'N.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

- L~--s RAiSINS.
fJU bales soh shcIci Nr,.nds'
2j boxes escorted Csniios.
c,so Li1rorico. inst received nui co. sa- hy
ian o PAXrONS e. TINGLE