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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
ORNAMENTAL PAINTlNG.-Tbe

q ORNAMENTAL PAINTlNG.-Tbe
~ slbscrlber has removed his Painting Rcon, IN
40 2oS lIaIn 81. near the PostOfiee, where he 3
prepared 10 MI any C GERS in his line VI business
neatly and. with despatch. lie will furnish to orIc.
y 4 superior vie Of workmanship, SIGNS pI mr..
snseed' silt, emanuel ing on glass, &c. &c, also
ailhtery md Other Bsnners, Masonic aud Odd Eel
0ws aproas or Badges, Firemen's equisnents. &c
Perssns IN want Of any OF ths above or oihcr ies
n call. %" P HHm
II Marking sla!es for merchant. or oil a, -
a ng1,est mani err T.. MATHERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

EAMES S. WHEAT, Attorney ~ Law,
- wheeling Va. Offers bis services ln the trans.
tctiOn 81 ODE BUSINESS Of his profession. in thiH CITY
or any Of<ho adjacent counties Of Yirxnia or Ohio
Once. east SIDE % Vain between UaiJu and Mon
roc streets. Wheeling. Oct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

SCHOOL BOOKS
M p HlvC mlasr large addition 90 Our stock Of
S..uui BOOKS rfh Er.f,.H 1ud c.,a.-lLl
'ni rs7n.taIy sktia rIHut.1u i~ :. Iul. r~1uuifse.
et,hcIs. Baa others, Among sIr,1 pre- te JlJu
uTs
Aurhrrs Horace. "r rrrv. 5o Cicero. Do S,lIIs
Greek Hrmuar Rs. l.ru Grammar. AiHs,vp-if.
Dictionary o.ms'sIaH I...s .ra.. a1 C.nY.uH.Un.
tyfH-'D.Es PIi.-Ila, 30 Chemistry Cr.r1 N..aHr.
DO Af1ry FsU.n's t,esman Graiatacr as ReaIaf. Gen.
man Dictionary. caFartsra. B'lkc-s H.l1ur. Wr4F1g.
English and Frerrh Dictionary. F-ru,r Drummer. do
Readers ugr1y Css.e 'f'gssu. Rigs H7 DAVIS f1
GanHersfs Surveying. Hlkir's I1u11sctigr. Ir..I,
American Speaker. Weasteta ami Walkers LARGE
md small Dictionaries, CoIa.s french Rsaieu. PIay4
iairs LJeiid. Parsius Competition. Rhetoric sc. sc.
STEPHENSON & GfkNOJD.
sucssssort % Flrhsr.. corner C N1i1 ard Cnion Ste
et - Warrllnz ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
CARE.
SAMUEL
RAIAIL noOT AND sH.tr s-Oyv

cANO Ri CLAlLEN,
RL1AtL BOoT AND sHuE STORE.
MANUEL N'CiALLtN would RESPECT fully IN
form his friends ard customers thai he has re-
cSl'so "lthin a lew weeks a very large addition Of
the most fashionable and durable work bsnsSi
expressly for retailing. | shall not attempt 10 e..
cribel u parlIcuiarze. Ladies and gentlemen will
please call az 10. 1877, Main street, nearly opsosite
the, Virginia Hctel, and examine for Themselves.
ana l think they vii not be disappointed. Also
constantly Oh hand, Spanish sole leather. calf.
3sot Morocco, KID snd binding skins. shoe thread
q &c. " Iaup : .sIo IF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

q IN kess tlsegs Sweet Tlda,,..
HeEO ] c1ss NeIIer
20 rHIs ranvacI
SD DO ch.p ,agaocI
200 bags sh1t escorted sos.
3 casks & Sole.
5 DO AIum.
8 do VerIlr- Ped.
2 Dc s5aaisa Bovr
- sale les a5s ~ CEA-GLE ABAIrvE-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
IMPORTANT PROOFS, or THB
OF pr, HARLIc8'S

IMPORTANT PROOFS, or TaB
EEFsPiGAGY OF pr. R~ARLIcd's
Inc following certificate v-g cant by Mr. = r.,
l4iaIaaH, Agen, - Cincinnati. ohio. Tbere ear
Dc no m slIbeln %, as the parties are well knosn.
Mr' tLrEle. Egc9n, Of Anderson ToWhsiip. Ham
ION county, Ono. vas several days troubled WITH
Bilious Injections, AcldiY otthe Stomuch atteDs
40 WIN i3c usual symptoms Of Dvsp,psia. and
having. Wrds trial Of various mtdcmes infant End
ans frl1ei, was cured by :he above medicines. D
AtcsL. EZEKfEL RitspO0
linci-nau, yuHGS6th 1870
l. LAIFR-Mr. Vance. oFNashinrton C.,s,=
", writes az fo!Iows-Iear Sir-Br. HSrhcb}s piis
are performing some Of the most Wonderful -i,,ss
100 this vicinity ever heard Of. They vere ,,frel
ducrd mere about SIX months ego. Sv enc al re
Mei5nbofs, wh1 bought hall d dozen pack oges Irats
we rttsburg OdlCC. / nm aware , !our cssss -
ms place where complete cures EaVe he, -,
iorrnedi onecf Ssyerc.Khturususm txo oiDysbee.
i ana o.o oI = most shr hing aud agnYavsfsJ
-'tiVcAs Complaint, often or twelve wears sfs,Ss
ihE 4 seud YOU enclosed i've IUiurs; plra.e h, 20
orc PMS Tor inut amount by The bearer. William
" Aliesi, JOHN VANCE.
N = The above certificates compsred Nfb "a
tefF many alr""~Er tcsivtd, certainty atutt copVincs
in e similarly afflicted, that they con vet be reLev
ca oy tue use Of ihese Invaluable rcdiriucs
q incPai ohIce, No. 10, North Etgtb sfts~t,
PbiIIdc Pima. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
To ~llUUSE.KEEPERS.

EsERSONS about 20 commence house-Lcop,ne and
tIcse already al it, DESTROYS Of avaHine them.
selves 1.-THE greatest facilities for so doing, ws.ld
had u ic their advantage 70 call al our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FyRNtsuuNC
ESTABLISHMENT.
shd purchase one OF our cheap Cooking Stoves. 10.
scther with all the othsr necessary aTuc!ssof x tcb-
Ell furniture.
Experience having taught ihsse who now use
Gun that stoves are decidedly preferable to tbe
thmmon kItchcH CRATES and fire places on the score
Goth OF economy amt convenience, new beoinEsrs
eouid do well to pIOhthy their cxner ence. and sun
wo themselves Nth complete Cooking appa,ptus ~
plycc, y
onNe have various sizes and ~patterns Of cooking
Dyes and every description OF wares. vhich Ne
vii sell very low for cash, or to those who d,sire II
liberal credit will be glvea.
marc CULEERTS0N e. GREFRS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
TO TIE PUBLIC.

TO II PUBLIC.
VIE MORNING TRAIN or TIE FRANZ.
Il LIN RAIL ROAD. leaves Charnbersburv .,
hsIi iaste O'Clock, A. NJ and arrives az Green Cas-.
ueat. OeI0sk' where u meets Mr. Seiders' Coach
Tnon hagerstown, aad immediately returns te
CnauloeisburS, ~ time for the Train on the Cum
pisee :, sslIey R"ii ROAD, whiCh leaves the latter
The EVENING TRAIT. which csfTies the
sLelt western Mail, leaves Chambersburg AZ 4 o..
StocN' = NJ, OF so soon az the Cumberland alley
lam arrives with the Western Mail, and by which
a3ute passengers will reach Hagcrstown st : o..
100 ana ihe same evening returns to Chambers
Travellers by thislile will BE able TO leave Hspcr.
.own ih IN Morhi.g aud reach Phi,ad.iphia i'm The
iFth'ng, or leave. the tor nsr ! lace in the evening
a"u arrive az the later early tho next evening.
DAVID EULI.ERTON, Agent
roI the i 4, Il. COMPANY and John Soldiers.
mar 2i-i kHagerslnMn Enrchl,t III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

@-rw ~ fITrSnURcH, Marrn b.. 100.
NV TRANSPORTATION LINE. plREcT 70
~ BALTIMORE. BALTIMORE AND prpFS
BIKSh AND L. 5 PoRrABLE BOAT LINES.
rangements completed for TransLorunr M.sc5sn
Toe water Canals. ~"-
EAEGEs lowed by Steamh,g,- iii ~
COOS To and nom BALTIMORE TO HEvre - Gr,r.
NA'cn VIII eneoic this Lane 70 pass g,os, ,,-s1'-S
"a good time. S"bh
The Warehouse on liberty street. Ia,o'v occ,,;o5
ready ~ receive Freight. ""N : now
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

eHA IiilDS. N o. Sugar; so bill. do Molo.s a
49, ~ sbis Tar; 200 bbls No. L. Pitrsbur IA
sale ai reduced prices. by
"sf J. & MITCHELL.
Nj ORCS MuLTICAULlS-A few hundred Sem.
LsH uIne Chinese Morus Multicauli- tree. for sale.
~ the subscriber. The above iroe. ao Ia fine o.p.
60 ~ """s Ssu low. u. HULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
w. Il TYSDN

w. r. TYSON
(LatS Dorscy s Tvson.1
FORWARDING IL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
WHEELING. "a
VIII continue 10 transact a Genera! Agency 4 For.
wardng Business. OF hs own account in this sily. and
respectfully soliciis .he patronage Of hS friends.
ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
sAcRE CONCLUSIVE PROOFS. OF
~ TIE EFFICACY OF DR.. HARLICH's

~IFIsDNN III MEUIIINI
DEAR Sal was affected with A it,,-, -
- Businesses 10 a very alarming de-r,c. with al
- s'P'ons when ~ irCqGcut.y eject o Ic.rNcd con-
'1it' va siodigcSs "a The hs. q, vioi.nt tr,rrors,
LIhesS' WIN a liked pan IN Tie n-ht SIDE. cor.
pieAIon bHc, and CJsuvtness; indeed war (,
mo tHilsera9ie condition. I had irea many emo.
dies, but found no permanent 80. 20
M ! had purchased Doctor Uuricais CSn-
pVuhG STRENGTHENING and German AuUuCnt PI,s,
" sv.,l 500 am able 10 pursue mJ saployr cntl
ice from pain or disease.
n,,,a 4S!s"e5l JOHN BoLES.
frncinot Once lot the United States. No "a,
.NNTfH ] fvNf SfFF.f ph.N.#.r.Er. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

fNREAT BARGAINS ~ LAND-Tse0 acre.
- of land ~ MARSHALL Couniy. Va; $500 .crs, IN
iyier county 2I.pOO acros in Wood county; loo 600
acres IN wyihe county 5000 sercI in Cabel county,
va Some Of the above lands are Of On excellent sual
n.y. and osersbly well inFDyed-will DO sold in
TO SUI, purchasers a, a very low price on
''me. bearing interest. and perfect titles given. 1000
acres OF frs; rate Land in Lewis county. Missouri. and
several tracts in Indiana on same terms. Also. 900
iois IN the city of Loysnsport. Indians. lot No. I3I
IA East Whceling-al~o. 300 shares CT insurance. sock
IA the Wheeling Fire * Marine Insurance company,
Tor sale by WM. r. PETERSON,
Land Agent. Wheeling. Va.
80 Lots in Sbarp's Garden to lease for a term Of 6
years iron ist Jany. 1910. f-b -. lS4O-iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

= w FtbLlC. Are dirccieito Dr. HtEichs fl
aHmied Medicines. wfisA ire -r-or,morded -
.ngpsands as preventive IT. ciBtases o. fhs Stos,
thf Neff,us System. The aferenf r.fspon
"f.a greet purifier % tle blood. and rrrtafn
.i 't.id- auu other .|slfer.luE uaI4 II. ~
f' lHttlTlrs. &c. Issfr.urfflY f.r.r r-fs
-... ..a- rHl tIguI 10 The pr-Hgs 1f t-f-r.p. 81,
..ir .HF .H.irrfsric. guf.f t~'tI-r.rr Yf Ire rshlt.
l''. l1. r-n1tcC sweet fCrIsr s1 fle re.f-o.B.
mil.fa. fcg1rft0ns winch some as = "
. H'e y-en .r practise cf sHHl -rriiIrr b.
patents Since the iauc~g-g1l rf Dr Baf-
ll'- f'fu.u.d such vile ctlster1uB fFffa ~
'Hcutc- .lmInIstefiac he 8t5vs 49,
"l- v lhc 81 mrt0msln.iclfp fasLl
h.-PH. -ens end ofhsr.a ne 1ho .
cnca ~ pease are~ giitis ia Atpta
s1fa. ass~1D ofdeung taf5n-h CihsY agu-osS
twllarH ensure flsm ID otta- he msarfoa
ehl-h thsg ssre" Il, receive
ErNC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
.-rAIEN CORN pLAA
NO THE FARMERS, OF a
MARSHAL. pr, ,,oS-

cia, MANsaALL, BsLMoST an sERseS
s,,s,,'oo =, atai- cesi,s &c invite vcU hsrticu!ar
- ', t.'3 Invaluable iMprO-emefN, and ,os.
evnly rsqlest ypu 90 call, The first time you en-
~Ihs, az our Co~xISo Srovs, Hur.e Fr,.
-r.rIso Pm FARMING UTFSsIL Estabhsb,ns,,
r,tn ana Vnion s,rcctsl and purchase one of ths.,
'upleinchts N~ith tho All of which one man ran, ~
s."uc1 "oFN a, three or tour msI withouO befo,e
- SGll'leire planning yoar corn in the os f,ste
flIlO1rSus maanUs. And II you ars no, ss,;s
. Win IT, Deri'rm inccs and convinced oe -
a'sst ulhty alter p-Guting all your corn with \, ~ ~e
end return the money advanced. j" Oi IL,
TfeS OF lhs haebtae So. Terms. one half .a,b
oala1ce payable after corn planting.
mI2 CUI.BER rSON x GREccS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

~HoLESALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
ARf STORE-The subscriber has lust re
ei,ed asPlendid assortment Of French confectionery
Ioh as sugar Figures Of various kinds; French Kisses
u an entirely new pattern. Jelly Cakes. Gum Drops,
arystalized Candies. Jujube Paste. Sugar Animals
ishes' Dogs Cats. Squirrels. Doves. Sc. &c.
Green aud Dried Fruits. rs follows: Lemons. ps,cs
praPrs. COcosnuis. SoAsholl Almonds. Prunes in Jsrs
sc. Sc.
Iosether with ssupPly Of confectionery of his own
manufacture which he offers at Wholesale or retail. ON
accommodating terms. Having had the management
OF ,he manufacturing department Of the principle es.
ADJUSTMENT In Baltimore and Richmond. as well "a the
wei known and splendid establishment Of n. Moulds
gainesville. Ohm, he hattors himself that. should The
cihzsHs ~ Wheeling think hin worthy of their pa,
onagehe she'll be able to please.
dee i2-if p NratSrN
ENEAIHERS-5OO pounds Ohio Feathers IN store
X and Tor sale by PAXTONS a. TINGLE.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

NA.c1 wHl eneoic this Line 70 pass g,os. ,L-sI,gI
The Warehouse on T n,e-ty street. ls,,,v o..,i
~ ne riot Line, has been engaged, AID Is now
ready 10 receive Freight. "
W BROWN, Baltimore.
J: bouGSHifEiaTY. 5 HoI:day.5.g.
Wheeling, March "a. lst0. sn
ROLLING WORKS. &c. FOP
4 SALE-PuHGant to the PROVISIONS of rhs A..
n',rs o. parinership Of Nanleer. Hicks < Co Edward
= '''Ss' one OF TIE members Of said firm being deadl
'te undersigned surviving partners OF sl;J finn All
On The hrst day OF October, I610. and tho s,croo5,,r
d-y ~ necessary, on the premises in Nashville. sell n
pubic auciisn al. the real estate beiopgtug d, ~ 80
neeied with the Tennessee Rolling Norks. and ,bs
tennessee Rolling Works" with ali their hyredit,.
mems aud appufenauces, fixtures. &c.
The real estate belonging 10 AMI connected yA
the tennessee Rolling Works is as follows. VIZ. abou,
seven acres OF land situated iu the town II NsshviI,.
on the bank Of the Cumberland River. immed,atelv
ABOVE what IS called the Upper Fcrry. purchased If
David NicGavoek, the University OF Nashville ,nI y
A. McNairy a ~ife; upon this MARCEL of and 20 80
aied The Rolling Works proper, q Foundry IN which
am oi the Machinery Necessary Tor The W5-La can n,
cast a large brick Store house. a large bricS f~,o,rIing
House and other valuable improvements: there i an
excellent landing on the river.
An undivided interest in the Coal m;,.s n, g.
oerland river IN Pulaski county. Keztuckv. anil ~.
iands upon which they are situated, the amount of M.
interest md the whole amount Of the I,,gs Ill .
SHOWN oy the subscribers 10 any one who will call NJ,
lhen' 1t being impossible 10 describe these Win a..
curacy IN an advertisement.
ihe res! estate above mentioned includinp oy.ry
thing affixed TO the freehold. will DO s,ld up,u IN. al
iowing terms; one fifth Cash. aud the bslanc. =, eop,I
instruments OF one, two. three and fsur ycars-am,I,
security VIII be required Of the purchaser.
IT. Hot deemed necessary 10 say much in co,,,.r.
cation Of ihis property. The Rolling WORKS v.rs
Duii' ia 1884. they have been in successful op.r,,.or
ever since, they are now in good repair. and p no,
surpassed by any establishment Of the kind M the l..
h''so states as The Undersigned believe; they have
oo't eeied with them an extensive Naiiery.
The same time and place the undersigned will
sell all the personal estate connected Win tbe s,i5
rolling Works ON a credit Of nine months. Tho pe,.
sonal properly consists mainly Of the following jteH,s
VIZ u or ID valuable slaves, mules. hsrses WAGONS
cars household ami kitchen furniture. with many 9th.
er sinailer matters too numerous u mention. No,.s
wan good securiy payable l.. Bank will be required
OF me purchasers ~ the personal property.
Inc properly wiii he al all limo. op.n for ipsuoc.
non to those who may WISH to purchase. and .ny IN.
formation viii be furnished 10 persons m a distance
ROBERT BAXTER
ANTHONY W. NANLEER.
S1ruri7r partners q The fr! Of Jaalss- HIeks e Co
mar i2-,ioct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

n OOKlNG GLASS MANUFACTORY-Whoie.
4 ale and Retail Looking Glass Mandatory No.
III, Market % opposite tns Masonic Hall The
subscribers respectfully announce 90 the OUyenH Of
Wheeling and vicinity, that thty have on hafs a
rgc and splendid assortment n Looking Glasses
Of their own Manufacture, the w0rkmanabfo 81
which they wafrsit inleriOf o. aons in the Union
aud Which they are determined % sell on he mos,
Ir%eascnatl e terms. Also, Gilt and Mahogany Frnmet
of every disruption end QushD made o. order.
Old Gilt. Mahogany and Fanty frawfs rfparrd
~ The neatest M inner. !. Q UARBOCR& Co.
o. q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16


pRONCHlTISl BRONCHITISW-Re
- ware cfthat dread -~rs:rovcr, ~s5TgE pRON
St.tilS:<A Which spares neither the Young al
''Hd, or the Bsnutliul, bur o. annually hurTyin.
lhouSan1s upon thousands 90 q prem azure grave unR
Der The mistaken name OF COusumqtion. The usr
ll ~ Hptuus 20 THIS disease are Cough. Soreness II
me Lungs or Iur5at IgHrs.Hcs5, Difficulty ,l
Breathing, Asthma, Hectic Fever a SrIrIns M of
PHl+gW or A8tfCrau sometimes blood. MANN
uammruon Of the hUs * % which hines the inside III
ilr small Sind iu lcs or AZ vessels running fhrpuph
% cry sdrf II '1c lungs. The great ana eH,at4af
remedy for thIs alarm and wldo spread disease
o. tHe R.v /. Covert % IN or This urU.
fn1 u.7'11blo Medicine rs universally pronounced
hy be- mI. ufuIes who have used 70 and 'r.teI ifs
nrnTnG virtues. toUC The most wonderful aud adm,
ribit Ier-"-y in t's world Tor he Gaze Of RrIrrhi.
~, Coughs. severe Colds, Group. Asfhm1. Nh.,r.
lm- 'ouzh. aud al diseases oftsc l.uuts rud Mo-.
NC, when. neglected, soon lead 90 real Consume.
g0r.
The EAtH o. T1rE stands cnrraf a',,r from,
hc yHrinus QlucN NEstrums ai ras fa, h4.frgf1-
ynrably won the r1-h Iercc OF PhrsIr,ua ,rgr-
men, and d. iuieIi.ynf .I a. classs4. wisr..lT 81,
has bc. u IutfIrrret PHI. IutIIr.ref4 r4I . ..f.
truly mIsfE . with hInau q. F.nrl -srr .--
naIl p.saftuce wa heart ir|i Irr, aud .4s Ur.
on the Balm 90 airE Fs ONE Hff.Hs. r.frf aud y..
common blessings uF.11 Snf o. o. CO.'S. g..t-
sguaIY hlstJN- on UlH. NIf wnI.l r.r.|.
.a.'a. ursf.w rrU IHr uttEl.r.
Hsi rector. tua'.#H.f. H.EIa..H4 I..f.... Lid.
u .sh.-rr.' .a.-'-sIl tF. car 1s bad. yaf4 .Ts
.fa. Our AGENTS.
T'sH,tf or Iars zone U~5.1rpe. B5,fr.r. FIJI,
aaIH 4. fs Book ..rr .I
|.. fa...w SHf'HEESDE gtVvorp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
JOSEPH T. PlTRFT.
HhNsIrian and Nnrr.nn

Auburn, Aug. 81. 1897.
The nature Oi the composition n Of the Rey.I Gov.
errs Balm OF Life, having been fcliy exclaimed Ia
'he i1iio"ing medical gentlemen, ii,cy nave con,
-ehte" mat they may be referred 10 as authority for
~ utlty as an cypcctJrant IN those chronic cnses
81 pulmonary disease, IN which that class If rene
DIES - indicated.
u. al. REESE, VI. D., Professor az the Theory
and Practice Of Med.c.ne ia The albany Medical
CUilCse.
). h'NAUGHTEN, ". d, Professor Of Ansto-
my and Physiology In the Fairfield Alsdcal Col
lee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
ANnEELlNG SAVINGS INSTITU

AS months .
TaS sa.ae proporuonaie interest will be allowed
on ie40stcs made for specified period Of Tina, as
Vit Dep sues snhlsct 10 the above periods Of notice.
The bIsInsss hours or the IGs.tl'ion are from 9
clock TIL II A.. NJ, and from 2 ui 2. H., but, for
n. Accommodations Of trnsient depositors, ehrc&s
Slti be cashel aud &cposites val bU received at any
the Treasurer.
rII En- GREER Tro,sursr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
NARK STEPHENSON nI ~ )

UWNI. Nt McNNIIFI 7, Y. ,. civ.
> MITCHELL, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
From the Rev. d. MsoT,.-lu $50 my lungs he
came seriously diseased, and continue. 20 Tor pr,r-
s. fourteen wears, aud about SIX years since was
attacked with a chrome Bronchitis which occa-
,loneI me much pam and distress, attended by OF
hlu!t breathing and pains ~ yarioUs rsrfs ~ ,bs
chest. Ia March lastI purchased p bottle Of Rev.
j. Covers Balm Of Life, and the effect has been
tHat my breathing IS aboutas free as before iwaSta-
ken; my chronic bronchitis nearly If not a toypiher
cured, aud he pains OF the chest have subsiied 1
nave great c9nhdencei IN the Balm Of Life, anc II INK
u a good and safe MEDICINE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

, WE-Ni Kegs No. L.. l~ist iobaccI- "
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

LNEATHEES-l5 Sacks Feathers. juG received
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

This was rejected. Yeas l04, nays l07.
The question was then taken on the original reso-
luton, which is as follow: .....
RESOLVED, That committee of nine members be
appointed 10 revise, amend and report rules for the
government OF this House. and that until such COM
mttee make report, and the same be finally acted
upon, the rules and orders of the last House OF Re-
personalities except the 2ls shall be considered as
the rules and orders of this House.
Which was rejected by the following vote!
YEAS-Messrs. Adams Allen, Landau w. An
drews, Sherlock J. Andrews, Arnold, Aycrigg, Bah
man, Borden, Botts Briggs, Brockway, Bron. on, Je-
remiah Brown, Burnell, Calhoun, Thomas J. Camp
bell, Chds Chittenden, John @. Clark, Staley N.
Clarke, Cooper, Cowen, Cranston, Cravens, Cgsh-
ing John Edwards, Everett, Ferris Fessenden Fill
more, John g. Floyd, A. Lawrence Foster, Gates
Gentry, GiJdngs, Patrick G. Goode, Greig, Hall,
William 8. Hastings Henry, Howard, Hudson,
Hunt, James Irwin, William w Irwin, James, John
Kennedy, Lane, Lawrence, Thomas F. Marshall,
Samson Mason, Mathiot, Mattocks, Maxwell, May
Owsley, Parmenter, Pendeton, Pope, Powell, Ram
sey, Randall, Randolph, Ridgway, Rodney, Russell
Saltonstail Sanford, Sergeant, Simonton, Slade
Smith, sprigg, stany stokesy, Stratton, Stuart, J.
land, Tomlnson, Trumbull Underwood Van r, Ren AZ
sciacr, Wallace, e. ID, White, J. L. White, r. w
Williams. G. Fl. Williams J. l., Williams, Winthrop
Yorke, A. Young, J. Youns-lo6.
| IVA io-MessIs hlofu, fhTrlneV"h h.noito"
Banks, Beeson, Bidack Boyd, Aaron " Brown
Milton Brown, Charles Brown Burke, Sampson ii
Butler, William Butler, William O. Butler, Green
w. Caldwell Patrick C. Caldwell, J. Campbell, w
B Campbell, Caruthers, Chapman, Clifford, Clinton
Coles, Daniel, Garrett Davis Richard D. Davis, Will
liam c. Dawson John B. Dawson, Dean, Deberry
Dimoek, Dog, Eastman, John c. Edwards, Egber
Torrance, Gamble Gerry, Gilmer, Goggin, w. O
Goole, Gordan, Graham, Gastine, Habtrsham, Har,
rs, J. Hastings, Hays Holmes, Hopkins, Hubbard
Hunter, Ingersoll, Jack, w c Johnson, Cave John
son, John W. Jones, Isaac d. Jones Kcim, Andrew
Kennedy, Mallory, Marchand, A. Marshall, John II
Mason, Mathews, Medll, Meriwether, Miller, New
hard, Mabel, Oliver Partridge, Payne, Piekens, Plum
err, Profit, Rayner Reding, Rencher, Rhett, Riggs
Rogers, Roosevelt, Saunders, Shaw, Shepperd, Sny
der, Sellers, Steenrod, Summers, Sumter, Taliaferro
Tripett, Turney, Van Buren, Ward Warren, WI ash
ington, Watterson, Weller, Westbrook, J. w. Viii
liams, l.. Williams, Wse-ll0.
Thus the House refusing to adopt the rules of tn
last session. either with without the 2lst, have MOI
placed themselves in the state of disorder, an
disorganization which existed at the first day of t.
session.
j During the day nnumerable questions and discus
sions on points of order took place. VIII CHI omitted
The House adjourned at eight o'clock.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

The House pr Representatives, after nearly
three weeks of Rnfusion and agitation, arrived
yesterday at pint that promises temporary
calm. The vot Of 1l9 to 1o3, by which the
Rules of the last Congress were adopted for the
government Of lhis session, superadding the
rules before adopted, which con6ne the action Of
the House to the business contemplated in the
Proclamation Of }he Executive, is indicative oil
a determination on the part of majority
of the members to proceed to the conside
ration Of the " grave and weighty matters" be-
fore them. At least, we sincerely hope so
Already had we begun to descry in the distance
the lightnings of popular indignation, and te
hear the mutterings Of approaching thunder
We now hope the House will be content fol
this session, at least. The time for ACTION
has arrived. The PEOPLE, before whose wrath
the House of Representatives is but straw, DE
MAND 1T.