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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

00-TnE MEssRs. RocHE Il BRorHERs received
through the Post Office, the ed inst. number of
letters from the west, which robbed last Au-
gust from the mail between Detroit and Rochester,
containing remittances to Ireland The letters
opened, bnt on finding that the drafts were made
payable to the Messrs. Roche s. Brothers at the
Bank of ireland, thoy resealed and put in the
Post Office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

DEvELoPsErrs ~ RELATION TO GESKRAL
HARusoS's CsBnEr.-These interesting matters
are delayed till Tomorrow. in order to procure a
and date, that 10 essential to elseidate the
singular narratives which are, as Shakespeare calls
such events, 1" the seeds of the future"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

BIsGRAPHY or rHr LATE \. PRINr, ESQ This
interesting biographical sketch, illustrating the
recr Of astrons and powerful, yet uneducatod man
in the journey Of life, will be given this week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

ny- In consequence of the great demand for the
work containing the important debate before the
Common Council Of this city, on the claim Of the
Catholics IN a portion ~ the Common School Fund,
second and cheap edition, containing all the matter
Of the fret edition, has Just been published at the
duced price OF hrsnfy fee eepts copy. For sale at
the Office Of the Freemsn Journal, $50 Fulton street.
and al the book stores.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

FEMALE LKeTuRER.-Nrs. Gaines, the wife Of
General Gaines, lately delivered a lecture at 81.
Louis the horror, Of war. d has bsen publish
ed and the papers speak Of it in terms Of high up.
prob alton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

THE PuBLTc scHoOt,.-The full account Of the
recent examination OF the Public Schools, ia con-
neetion with the Catholic claims, will be begun to-
1t will be highly interesting to the inter
ests OF sda cation, and the rising generation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

PsoesEss or socIAL CRIME iE NEw ESoLAED.
In this days paper will be found report Of
tuordinsry trial in Salem, IMas,aehpsetts 1t pre-
ssnts Of the most horrible cases Of criminality
that has been mmiited there since the murder Of
Capt. White.
We near much Of the progress Of crime and barba-
riy in the southern and western states l. 1t not a
strange anomaly that in New England, the head
quarters Of religion and morality, instances Of more
.trOcioas crimes are furnished than in any other
par, OF the couairyl How i. thu. cass.dl Who
can explsin the phenomenon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

RLscropAL vsrE 90 NEv YosE.-The Prtsiden-
us electors gave the az votes ~ this State % Harr
son AID TYLER on Wednesday,. Mr.. n. VI Ro neyn,
If Ulster county, Of the electors, was p1iuted
q messenger TO carry the votes 70 Washington.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

THt scRAxBLr ros OTTIcs.-This 10 getting
hotter aud hotter every day u is perfect mania.
Probably a dozen candidates have been at Mr.. Cod
kinstou, inquring the epoluments Of his Office. DO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

CcEnUrrfoS or ELEcTIoEs.- The Grad Jury Of
Colurbs Coupty hsve presented the buying and sell
ling Of votes al PoPulir elections as great and
slarming evil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

90 Mr.. Belts dil not employ Mr. Crosby TO
write the prsseataeat, but another wing lawyer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

OuR PACKET Snirs.-We learn that Captain Ed
ward b. Cobb, lately Of the Hibernia and who has
beatsa the steam ships several times, takes com
mand of the packet ship siddons, now in port
Captain N. b. Palmer has been compelled to throw
up the command in consequence Of i'll health. Ii
was Capt Palmer that made several important dis
eoveries in the South Sea- where the exploring en-
petition is said TO have E rEd ! new continent
But speaking Of packets, it appears that notwith-
standing the increased number Of steam ships, our
sailing packets still carry numerous passengers.-
The Roscius sailed the 2s;h ult full and the Sid
dons to go on the 25,h inst has several already en-
gagged, and will no doubt take as many as the Ros-
cius did. One Of this is the sump,usss living
Oh board these ships. The fare is one hundred dol
lars and found-twsHty- dollars less than the
steamers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
sss4 mz

on examining The affairs Of this concerr, was ious'
tina, the lo1,s had been Of nudcious nature thsts
whole csptal Of the Bank swallowed w, leaving a.
Indebtedness 70 the bill holders Of t7esP2l, which 10
guaranteed BY the Bank Fund and over sloeroo doe m
canal Fund. making near 100000 due The stAies WI
would ash IL this sum due the Canal Fund has ever be"
psid, n so what vsyi The amount due 'ae bill holdss
was partly me, by the assets Of the bark but large p
portion he paid out Of the Bank fund which ws
aonally sslseso but found that Of thu, sun but
B, ever q coo IVES available all the res, had bos es
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
NEW YORK HERALD.

PoLIrIcAL MovENEN-s.-The Hon. Daniel Web
ster leaves town day for Washington, in company
with the Hon. D. d Barnard and the Hon Ed. Curtis,
the first talk the other TO suggest topics during
the josrney.
Mr.. w. has been in town since last Saturday, and
many comparisons Of opinion and consultations have
taken place between him and his friends, in that Pc
nod Among his leading friends here, are James O..
King in 6aance-Edwsrd Curtis, NJ. c Hiram X ct
chem, and all nhe NewiEngIand interest Of the whig
party. The American" Commercial, and "Jour-
nal OF Commerce." are also in his favor for cab-
disappointment, and probably for the succession.
The recent announcement, that botn Dir. Webster
and Mr.. Clay should be excluded from the cabinet,
has given great uneasness to the former-And il is
probable that the position Of these two disng
ed men viii produce some curious scenes in the
Senate at the mex; session. Mr. Webster, as far as
learn, is in favor Of bankrupt law, for the
benefit Of debtors-for the creation of public debt
at once to pay arrearages-for me establishment Of
a National Bank, to regulate the eurrensy-for an
Increase Of the tariff dsties TO the expenses Of
the eovernme ntfor Edward Curtis for Collector Of
New York-for Hiram Ketchem for L. s District
Attorney-and for himself for the State Department
and the next Presidency. We are in favor Of ma
jority Of these matters also, but which cannot
specify at present. When Mr.. Webster reaches
Washington, and meets Mr.. Clay, they must shake
hands, and be good friends-that's our adviee-eaeb
taking care how he in the Senate, for their
destiny and the history Of the country depends
their movements. Mr. websteris splendid man
SO is Dir. Clay-but they must not quarrel All eyes
will be fixed on their slightest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rg certain bright, quiet, calm, eonsiderae squirt
eve in Ann street, that farther than they are
well aware Of. Great events in the womb Of the
future. At the last accounts General Harrison was
on visit to Mr.. Clay, in Kentucky. Think OF that
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

COOP FvEL.-Messrs. Walsh and Banker, Of 1853
Monroe street, keep an excellent article Of that
perior Anthracite, Sehuylkl Coal. Families in that
| neighborhood can furnish themselves rs eheaply
and conveniently as at any other yard in the city
SMooru FAcKs.-At o. Walker street, ladies
who desire to beautfy themselves, can obtain Pila-
tory Powders, that will remove every cutaneous
bles.ish and make their face bright and beautiful
possible
EAU LusrRALE.-Grsndiean,o of No. Barclay
street, sells curling fluid for the hair, which is
very highly spoken of. 1t is composed entirely Of
vegetable substances, and promotes healthy state
of the hair
MEcHAMcAL LAMPs.-This 10 an elegant and val
liable article. Ii is more economical, sheds better
light and altogether is entitled to greater patronage
than any other nowi 1t is adapted to all pub
lie buildings, as well as the drawing room and the
paror.
HATS Brown, of li6 Canal street and us Chat.
ham, makes and sells the best sort Of hats. They
are tasteful, handsome and fashionable.
To LUxvRIovs SLKEPHRs.-J. Douglas, Of II
Gold street. is agent for Williss patent bedstead.
Those whe love easy and quiet rest can secure it If
they have a good tconseience, by temperate living
and the purchase Of the patent bedstead.
CnKAP Fancy Gsops.-Turner, Of 39i Hudson
street, keeps choice and most extensive assort-
ment of fancy and staple dry goods, and he is selling
them at the lowest possible rates. II the ladies W i'll
examine his attentively, they will
that they get every thing for nothing-or very
near it.
THISTLE BALL.-The Thistle Benevolent Asso-
citation give their first ball for the season, at Tam
many Hall, this evening There will be great
many beautiful girls present, and dare say there
will be some good looking men to see them.
90 1T, Doors Cheap and dirty, was the old
Csnal street place of furnishing oysters; but cheap
and good is the order of the day at Richards boot
store, 240 Canal street.
Fuas.-Banta, Of $50 Chatham street, sells hats,
caps, and furs, of the best quality and at the lowest
prices. Don't fail TO lock at his assortment.
French LASGUAoE.-It will be seen by an ad
vcr;isement in our columns that Monsieur Bekear',
Professor the French language, and principal of
the French classes at the Mercantile Library Asso-
citation, Clinton Hall, proposes TO form two classes
for the study of the above language for the benefit
of those gentlemen who are not member the
above Institution. The system pursued by Mon
seur b. is strictly grammatical and oral one. By
this system he has succeeded in enabling his pupils to
speek read and translate Auen,ly, and well, in
ry short period of time, and has general salts
faction. The grammar used by Mons. b. is lie Bre-
thons, reprinted by Mr. Dean of New York, for the
of the Mercantile Library Assoc iation and consi
dersd by all scholars to be the best grammar Of the
French language. We therefore recomacnd the
yousg gentlemen Of the city, who wish to acquire
this useful Accomplishment, to avail themselves of
the advantages held out by Mons. Bekeart.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

: or ruE CIrv Bass or BvrrsLo-sHE1r FvSs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
Q . Q Q q 9 9

gfNANS' FAMILY APERIENf PILLS are pure
- ~ vegetable. composed with the s'rctest prec
in ct science AMI Of art; they never produce nausea
and are warranted to cure the following diseases which
arse from impurities OF the blood. viz:-Apoplexy
Billions affections. Coughs. Colds, liberated sore throat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma, Cholera, Liver Complaints
diseases OF the kidneys end Bladder, Affections pecu
liar 20 females. and all those diseases of whatsoever
kind, to which human nature ~ subject. where the
stomach ~ affected.
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
diseases. liver complaint, dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
piles. ulcers, female weakness. and all cases Of hypo-
rhondriacism. low spirits, palpitation Of the heart. ner-
vous irritabiliiy nervous weakness, nuor albus seminal
weakness. indigestion, los Of appetite, heartburn. gen
sral debility. bodily weakness. chlorosis or green sick
less. flatulcncy. hystercal fainiings, Mysteries. head
iches, hiccup. sea sickness, night mare. rheumatism.
asthma, TIC douloureuH. cramp, spasmodic affections.
md those who are victims to that most excrutiating
disorder. GoUT, will find relief from their suferings by
a course of DIR. Evans medicine.
Beudre Of CoHHteteitS-CAUTIoN; Re particular
IN purchasing to sec that the label Of this Medicine
contnins a notice oft entry according 10 Act Of Con-
greSs. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
nj 100 Chatham street, ew-Yor or from the REGU-
LAR AGENTS. WM. ii. KING, W1eeLiAg.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

NO THE NERVOUS & DEBILTTATED.-DR.
ENASS' TONIC PTLLS.--The powers Of T.
vans Cnmomile Pills are such. that the palpitating
nc art. the trcmulous hand. the dizzy eye and
the nuttering mind, vanish before their effects
like noxious yapors before the benign Influence of
the morning sun. They have been long successfully
used for the cure o.. Intermittcnt-. together with fcvers
of the irregular nervous Kind, accompanied with Wis
ccral distractions.
This fcnic medicine Is for nervous complaints. gen.
eral debility, indigestion and its consequences. as want
oi appetite, distcnsion Of the st mach, acidity; unplca-
SAINT taste in the mouth. rumbling noise in the bowels,
nervous symptoms, ~languor, when the mind becomes
irritable, desponding. Thoughtful, melancholy. and de-
Iected. Hypochondriacism. consumption, dimness Of
sight delirium, and all other nervous affections, these
pulls Will produce n safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first Introduced in America in 1885.
Berare II C,uHteJeitS-CAUTIoN.-Be particular
IN purchasing TO see that the label uf this Medicine
contains n notice at It's entry according 10 Act oC Con
gross. Aud be likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham ST., New-York, or from the regular
agent WIN. ii. KING, Wheeling.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
HAIR WORK.

My wigs and curls are made 50 fair.
They seem as NATURAL HEADS OF hair:
Then eiothe with hair the head that's bald.
And thus avoid a painful cold.
No ornament can please the eye.
No costly dress will dignity
The human form-when HAIR is gone
The wigs and curls rcsIorg The charm.
+. c. HUNT. Wig and Curl Maker. of New York.
announces to the ladies and gentlemen ofwheelinc.
his arrival with a large assortment of AIR WORK.
such as ladies' and g~enileucn's wigs. metallic spring
toupees, crown pieces, fronts both PLAIN and curlcd.
with Raturrl seams. long hair 10 tie in behind. &c.
Every article ismade of line live hair. and miequ allied
in workmanship for durability and natural appearance.
Those who desire Hair Work will please furnish
themselves within four days, at Mrs. IL II. Dexier's
boarding house, l0l. Main street. Wheeling, for after
that time. the articles will be removed from there.
sept 1885
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

y destructive landslide occurred on Saturday after.
noon, between CONT and 81. Louis streets. The whole
ot the all Iyial deposits in frUni VI that part Of the city
together with u part of the old lovee. gave way. car
rying with Il the Bayou sara wharf which was cum.
Pletely destroyed. and tho adjoining one was likewise
very much iajured. There was some sugar nnd other
produce ON the wharfat the time Of the accident. which
was naturally swept away. To guard against the i'm.
mense expense brought about by these annual occur.
ences. would II not be- advisable To take into consider
alton tho praciicabilIty ofesiablish,ng floating wharye.l
-fBce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

Ear WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETllNC-rRErNESp
sY uinsELF.-To Mothers AID Nsrsrs The p'ssage
OF lie teeth hnolgh the gums ~proIuccs troublesome
and dangerous symptoms. IL is known by n'oiheN
hat there is great irritation in the mouth and gums n-
ug this process. The gums swell, the secretion ut
he saliva Is increased. the child Is seized withireqnoni
md snllen fs of crying, watching. starting m ITS
Iecp, ami Spasms of peculiar parts the child shrieks
with Q trcme violence. an1 ihrusts its fingers into It's
mouth. Ifihesc prccursjTy symptoms are not speedily
allow, el. Spasnrlic commissions universally super
,cne. AMI soon cause the dissolution Of the infant
fmothers who have their little babes afflicted with
hesc distressing symptoms would apply DIR. William
Evans Soothing Syrup. which has preserved hundreds
iinfinis when thought past recovery. from being sud
enly attacked with that fatal malady. convulsions.
Beuare Of COrntcrfeitS-CNUrioN BE partleuIa'm
urchasing To see thnt the label Of this Medicine con-
aims a notice offs entry according To act OF Congress.
Ind be Likewise particular IN obtaining lhe'h NJ iuo
nathan ST.. New York. or from the regular agents.
WM. II. KIM Is Water 81 wheeling
Gtovcnann a. Nealc ParkprShurg. 10 IL /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
I4O,GOO.R

VA. PETERSBURG LOTTERY.
Class IL, for IS40--,o he drawn at Alexandria. Va.
Saturday. 26ih Sept. 1910.
4 prize Of $4,000. $4,000. 5000. 5000. 5000. sc.
Tickets SlO-sharcs ia proportion. A certificate
will cost Sl30-sharesi in proportion.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY.
Class Y, To lie drawn on "Wednesday Bob Sen. 1910.
/ przs OF 100000, 5000. $500. 1000. I.52I. &c.
Tickets S5--sharcs in proportion. A certificate
will cost 40 dollars.
d. s. GREGORY & CO. Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

Emigrdnfs-The number Of emigr,nt, arrived nj
Quebec up to Saturday last. was 20 500; being an IN.
crease over last year Of 1866.
The number of vessels arrived this season. to the
above date. is S2i; being an excess over last year Of
lis vessels.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
OFF CE
ID. s. Gregory &, Co.
AAO,OOO.@T

VA PETERSBURG LOTTERY.
Class s. for lSI0-to be drawn at Alc1andria. "a,
Saturday Sept. 5. lS40.
| prize Of slo. 900. rs 1000. 5000. 5000. 1850. SC
Tickets sl0-sharcs IN proportion.
a certificate of package of whole tickets will cost
Sl35; Halves S67. so; Quar'arS S33.75.
LEESBURG LOTTERY.
Class II. To be drawn o. "Wednesday. 9th Sept. 1910
l prize OF $4,000. GOOD. 1000. 5000. 1905. &c.
Tickets S5-sharcs n proportion.
a certificate will cost so.
VA PETERSBURG LOTTERY.
Class Q. for lS40-to be drawn at Alexandria. Va.
Saturday i2h Sept. lSI0--66 NoS-lO Draua
| prize of $4,000. 10000. 5000. 5000. 1000. &c.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion. a certificate
will cost Sll0.
wELLSBURG LOTTERY.
Class o. to he drawn on Monday. lIh Sept. 1910.
| puze % S20.00u, 4,5OO, $500. 1000. LBS, Nc.
Tickets S5-sharcs IN proportion.
A certificate will cost SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
NIY BLUES-Aucud o. regular monthly parade
- Of the corps on Saturday next the l2h instant
80 bali past two o'ciock r. fr drill ard inspection
Of nrms and accouironents. at the arm0ry.
my monber who shall fail BOO producing hs arms
and Requirements iH good order. or shall dcyiaie iu
any particular from fhp adopted style II uuiiUrm. shall
bc ugfdly reported. BY order.
WIN = GOSfTORN.
septs Frs NergoqHf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE
FENHE partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers trading under the firm Of Paxtons a
Jingle as Wholesale GrUCers, ForW arding and Com.
mission merchants, was this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
All debts due the concern will he settled with the
remaining partners VIM. Paxton AMI James W. Paxton
Who clone are authorised to receive the same.
WM. PAXTON.
JAS. w. PAXTON.
sept Q GEO. w. Jingle.
The business Of the late firm Of Pa 1Ions &c Jingle
will be continued as heretofore, 10y the subscribers, I'M
der The firm vi VIM. Paxton a. Sou, at their stand ON
Monroe 81. WM. PAXTON
sepi9 JAS. w. PAXTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
buylS, sIUE0, HAlS - I1TS- -
ROOMS s. LOCIER nro daily ,o-

~ NCCNS - LOCiltR arc daily YO-
FL cetv'ns al their Since - arth1rss. n large md
Neii selected stock OF tC,cs IN their Inc. whCh.
III haoitCn To the.r i'Jmvr stock. makes ihcIr az
,nriHvN VeTy .0Wpirt-. cDuSls'iug 90 part n:-vlz.
Wen IN, d. 4 puth's IiIgk. kr, Seal. Grained.
'ti'2 i.Dgi vnt-r .Tgoi ped s scvs'd OOlS.
men = Lo' So gutAis Thick Bi;CGANS.
e. no 4. Cali BECGANS
Wamcn,s KIP, CAR Grained, Seal & Moioc,o
"omcn,s k!p: Cal, Grained, Seal & Morocco,
WELLS Pcg'd i. sowrI
ladies ; ld, Morocco 6 Seal SLIPPERS
SPKiNGS, NEI.lS q o
Ms. hid. Morocco & seal SLIPPERS.
SPRINGS. MEt.T~ g. BOOTS
Cht.d a.. SitOtS BJOTS o every LrscEf,inn
'enI!oinen's Il Ladies OVER SOCKS NSiiCES.
CAPS.
Eur, Seal, OTTER, Nu'ra, Mu,xrat Mons AID Gpys
Har seal, Leallet * Clo;h cars.
ruf h1,s'a Brush, SIX, Mo'eskin d. Wool HATS.
"id'SHg' wrapping Paper &c. d. &c. All OF
"nlch inev oiCr on the most reasonable a ru,, 10
country dealers and Others at Their " srrhsuse.
No. go - BALTIMORE STREET
n G Between Howard X EGtagT.
:. Orders promptly attended t..
ElllnnGre. Agg. 2I.--2a SIN
Is HALF CHESTS SUR y Tyson TT
do do 20 Cunp1ude, A.,
50 Bags strong scented RIO COIFFE
p Bhis. No 3 MACKEREL Large size.
10 do NJ. | trimmed SHAp
1000 Lbs Loaf ~ Lump SUGAR. Just -.
AMI for sale by NJ -
july 9. l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

IN toHnSi. AHCUd Fl. Ism
''a'rc7, That the owners Of hose Ios. tr,,i,,
those streets where the curb stores hn, q - ot
shall be set on or before tho IL Ear $780,
next and the SIDE walks not yet paved. he "a H..
are hcrcoy required 10 pave snid side. yyolk.. vuf,
good hard brick or Gap->loue well f,,J a.,
improved lots Ia the full width. and rntra..
To he width "i five feet. within The cgrh ma ., -
The same completed uu " bcicr re- The l., tsy ny CT,
neat. u 'c"ttS
Ordered f1rtier, That Inc street Comr,
mud NE s. hereby instructed, y,por. s," - 49,. "'
~ lois '''1'l have Jailed 10 vnuse soEd s,ls.r.lt. =,
pave" u required by tho above order. op py 49,,
~. >",' i "ay OF oc"fec next, 90 contract with s,ars
s"''nIs person or pcrss ns for ne NAL rr. saI
mems turlawith and fo rr1.l,r ., A.. - 10 pave
u. "l tl'u .ot "f .uclIon of n I9t and oIso =, If,
front ct lhr sa, . i"'5 IA
Ona1et I .rHs,. Thafvhsr ON; r.rop Inn. ,L,-..
n''' "'" .nc cosy or.ugh pqycncn,. stal r4I ~, 80.
'' M" 10 thereof iutp Ihc Treasury. wlfhir tr,
''' q sialfmcut mentioned boz he proceed tao 81
' have been returned, 90 sh,l Ic i,- drr, a. a.
.''h Oh lhc c'V Io place The several ac,auuis in u,
lands 90 lt" s rg0Bl Of tac cts fr cofIe,riru b, 90
''.l'e 10 I've provisions o. DO" Charter.
ba'rs1 far'f,r. That the Sergeant .L,I l, ,u,.
si i"f ufaaluE sud collections. DE same c,-,ui.t..
pay ' DID," allows ou executions, tr ro paid fy fu.
I,H"" 'H"I" for lIs said accounts. bri r1 70 r,..h-u
't' .ild commissions to ,h1rccallc 10 tH- rfy
Au's. JAMES 5. WI..v
aug ~ Cerk g hc cru Of TlsJ.r-
f'PH-IHc highest casl r-r. will Dos ...rc.
Is a""d understandable hops delivered M ,rr- 60
house on NAM street. JACOB q MITCHELL
b~iS>OLITI1N or TAeTvrrerrp -Tt.
- Partnership heretofore -ysffnr under iLs r-r,rg
= O. o. h.i..-. bel ils dEg Irso', ,I by u4rfr,I ,,,s,r.
ai 'h'so Indebted ps1.d firm either Ly Eufr Or hoo
'''''.i MhI '.11s rIho immediate PAYMENT Il, DO
.'Th h".'g "H' b. dolly authorised ro .cuIe hc1 Irs
.'s. i 't' '1,' arm. JOSEPH REILLY.
''Po 1851 JAMES RELAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION
THE partnership lately existing under The style
ana firm Of Hurdle & Potts and carrying on
business n the Touring mill lately occupied by j.
Junkin in the city Of Wheeling. - This day Dissolved
Ivy mutual consent. The business viii hereafter be
carried on byG w Hurdle at the old stand
G. w HURDLE.
Wlrclipg Jolly 20h. 1910
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

S. MELLOR, Professor OF Mu,ic. will give in
- siructions ON The Piano Forte. Violin ind Cur
tor, at hs room on Uninn street or at the residence OF
the pupil, rs may be most convenient. Persons desIr-
Gus OF receiving distractions upon any Of the above IN
sirumcnts, are requested To make application at J. Mel
lUrs music sio:c. Union street.
y. B. Piano Foros Tuncd.
Wheeling, Sept. 1915 Civ