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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
PACKET DE BATON ROUGE.
PAQUEBOF ENTREoLA NOUVELLE Or
LEANS EFT BATON ROUGE.

r. = beau Hateau a Fapeur ROBERT Full
%1a TON, Capt. Hooper, fefa les voyages COM
me paqnebot r6guIier deux fois par semaine. entire
Ia No"veI'e Orleans ct Baton Rouge, laissant la
Nenyetle Orleans tous les Mardis ct Samcdis, d 10
heures dn matin, ct Baton Rouge tnls les Hercre-
dis ct dimaGclles d IA meme heuie; commencant
le Mardi % Sepieubre court.
Pour fret Gu passage, o'dddresSer au Capi:aine
a bond.
Sept 1892 -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

lie Diner du Gren0lier. - Mr. lie prGs,-
dent. - Vows ovez commls une gave m
fraction, Mr. Setaat, vous arez l,issG PAS
scr des p1quets dams lie jafdin dcs Tu''e'
ries.
Surdat-Ce n'ttaient pas des paqnots
ic'G.ai, TIA cuisimG:e Poq,erctte.
Mr. lie president- Etle await qoc'Hue che
| Sc d la main ?
specialization des p'H:s.
Dir ie president - C'est IA ce qli' ne
fnlluit pas ~lnisscr entrer . Ia coDs'gne lie
defend.
Serdat- Etc await cpuru deia dcpnis Ia
rue liz Seine jlsqa'a Ia grille dn Pont~
Royal III f,Iiait bien que Ie la !i:se en-
ttef.....
Mir lie rrhsident--Cc qu'e'Io ~porrait
| yous Gsnit done indispensable
Serdat- rbieu! CENT mon diner
(Rircs pro'onshs.)
MI lie rrfsident.--lI failait Iui fairefti-
20 10 .our de Ia grille.
Serdat, visemenl.-Le toIr de la grille!
...li aHrait ett trnil.
Mr. Ia president Vn9s n'lvez pas &c
Plus a,ancG.... IN garde da jardin l." ar.
r9tte, votre eulslnitre.
serdat - Il MOI diner anssi ~. Iai
meme cru m'apcrceYoir qu'1l me m%anquaIt
des po,nnes he terrc.
Mr. lie president -- I'm garde national
doit t%ouiours Dinner le Ton eAeaple, ct
| yuus avez fit ie contraire.
Sardaf-Je ne eomprends pas une cen.
sirne qui mi. an bien.tirc de l'estomac F.;
~I'avais Eaim qnand on ma mis- en- fte5n,
otj'aurais mnnsG lie mot d'ordre.
la scntine,!e est condamnee a douZe
hehres do prison,
Serdat. avec huneur 49, lie gouVerne-
ment a beau faire, il ne men fera jannis
commettre un acte do barbarle tel que ce.
hi qle vous voulcz eaiger de moi.
lie pfesident-Et lequel
Sardat - Vous lie savrz dn reste....
forcer IN citoyen a %croiser la baionnette
sar son diner !.... ca rend des pions a
| dGfint Brutus. (Hriasire pro!ongec.)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
Cour DO Circuit des Etals Unis pour 10 One Cir
cult, ~siegoant dams ct ponr lie District
de l'Est de Ia Louisiana,
~hfnntnnmnrv Sham.

Montgomery Sloan,
yfnN yertu dun writ de teri Hcias n moi adres-
HH.sA Sc, Tex poscrai en- gente p~uhiique, MAROi,
30 dc Mars prochain, Ia ~propriot6 suieante, savoir,
TN Terrain situ6 dansla vile de- Baton Rouge
dams la rue In Nord, lnestrant So pieds de face
sur 60 pieds de profondcur avec toutes les batissee
ct authorizations Qti s'y %trouvent.
Saisi CONNIE ~pronfieto du dit Sloan pour salts.
faire au dit II. Ia.
NJ. MARIGNY,
Marshal Hes r.. r..
par J. w. PkOFFITT.
81 few DGppt6 Marshal DIES E.-U.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

F@s AVIS.
FL DUTIES les persoanes qui doitent au soussi-
gne soft Ell hi!lets GU complies, sUnt prices de pas
ser solder de suite, sans quot les complies seront
remis aux mains DUN Officer pour en- faire la col
lection, he pouvaDi acc order I'm plus long delai.
% iauv-50 M. SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

JAMES N. ELAN Sc AMOS ADAMS,
"a AVOCATS, CONSEILLE2S.
EAXE2CERUN" 81 societe Ieur profession
dams les Cours DIES 3,ne, 4me et9me Districts.
Leur bureau est pres de la Aiaison de Cour dams
ee,te vile, Ter ianv Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
u. BRYAN. Eeolisf.

"A CONDUIT au Depot de Baton
MI Jflouge de ID geole de la Fointe Coupcs
HxEsT lie I8 D0cembre 1910; ,u negre qui 20
sgr dome lie nom dc jams ALLEN. II iii,
quill est fibre, taile de 5 pieds % pou-
) $4,000 ces, age d'environ q ans, dune tou-
teur erife, ayant peu de bai5e ct de favoris.
lie proprietaire sill en- Il, &c! prio de lie RETAINER
en- Sc cOnl0rmant d Ia lGi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

EbO2Ch-S0 bariIs de Mess porck, garanti
r premiere qlalit6. venant ~n'arrivar eft h VEN
Dire par j. & e. F. PHILLIPS s. Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
b, BRYAN. Ecolit

Do, AN, 6rOIIer
N CONDUIT d la GeoIe de Baton
~ <t}ougc, le 9 Decembre 1910; nm Negro
EgxSzY qui Sc dome lie nom dc JOINS, raills
gyHs/ de s pieds ~ ponees, ago d'environ
- .L- 25 a 30 ans, (creole) il dit quill ap-
%partient a Sylvan Bourdoin du Bayou
Lafourrhe. lie propIictaife est pri6 De le reclamer
ei se c~oaformant Il la loi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

tJiHbuti ~ w NAV NC eHbtSSSs.
lie pIoprietaife est prie de lie r6cla mer en- 80
conforinant 4 Ia ioi. 26 dee 46
q CONDUIT au Depot de Patton Rouge lie 10
- Decetnbre 1910, de la geole d'lberyille, TN
nafrc qni Sc dome lie nom lie CHARLES, tailIe de s
pieds = pouccs, ago d'environ 30 ans, ii dit quill
appartienta Samuel D.. White de Tennessee.
lie propri6taire est prie de IL fechamer en- SO
conformaut d Ia loi.
gT fGr-fE n nVAN SSo,1;aa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
NSU RANCE

INSURANCE..
!SNS wall be tnksn by the FIRE & MARINE
"a INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
al The Iotresl rdIes SON
Buildings Of all kiads. stone, brick or pooie.. and
their ruaIenis:
St"am5oais; factories; mills, Sc.
Furniture:
AHd msrcnanilZc ur all kinds.
And against all duiyers attending the iranspnrln-
ton al goods on nyers, lakes, seas, canals AMI rail.
roads.
For the character ofIac company az 10 prompts.
tHas and hoeHaIRy IA hc adjustment aud DayHeaI of
IosseS,-we beg leave ~ refer to the merchants Of this
place and elsewhere whs have had the adjustment of
claims upon US.
JOHN FAWcETr. Pre- sideni
DANIEL LAMB. Secretary. January lG. IS4I.
BOARD % DIREcrORs.--Juhn Fawcett PresiI,.,
;. B;ady John Gnsh5rn. Charles u. KnoI, Richard w
Harding, Samuel Nesl. William Paxton, Jaa,b :
Shrver, Samuel SyriEg, Directors.
Va Nsisburg Transcript, SleubenvilIe Gazette.
81. Clnirsville Chronicle, and Mar,hall Bcscpn. inser
heabove 10 the anoani ofS5 each. Il charge ihis OH G =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
Trust SALE.

IDY virtue on deed ct trust executed by John
, McCsskey beating date or the 9Th day Of Dc
iohcr 1899. recorded iu tbe Clerks office oi the county
Couu Of Ohio county. Z shall con- Monday The first dsy
81 March next. between tho hours ui 0'rlurk W
and { o'clock =. NJ 90 Inc front door Of ihe Court
house Of Ohio county. rrocccd o. cell 10 public auc
ton. 10 lhc highest bidder. fbe West half Of Iai No. 8
n the 22i square lu the Bsll1ir addition i' rro cry
Of Whegling. whorcon s. n rood brick house. tnr
the terms reference may be bad i1 ud deed of trust
Selling as trustee 7 will convey such tile as 10 vested
m me Nv aid deed OF trust.
\ un 2s-ts DANIEL LAMB
~ The shove sale s postponed 10 MONDAY Apri
5th lS4I maj 2-im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

r WILL of.r fr sale, ou Stiari'v the 9Th inst.
at he Court House pfOhi1 county. a valuable
tm-t Of land. containing three huulrsdhnj fGy acres.
lying su Bfg Wheeling Creckl2 miles East 81 the c.
" ~ Wheeling. About = 30 1rrrs 81 the land ~ M
der cultivation. 4 small Crsi Sill is ugsn the hm.
Iwll onrr, also. 18th. s7mc Gnr. the property w..
on uhieb I reside In the city Of Wheeling. This
property consists 81 SIT valuable lrfs-oDo II which
h1s o. large aud commrji0us dwelling house thereon
together with other convenient improve meuiss uI table
1r a large family. Terms made Known on me dav 1
sale. RICHARD sINNS
mari
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

PHILADELPHIA AM PITTSBURGH.
BALTIMORE * PITTSBURGH.
JAMES OCOSN"E, LCKE TAIFE, AND DENEIs
OCoSNuE. PrOpnoGon.
AMES OCONNOR N Cu-tiuving completed
- thor arrangements, are now prepared to forward
Merchandise, Produce, &c, TO and from Philadelphia
and PItsSurgh, aud Baltimore and PiSsLurgh,
with that regularity aud d~s'pateh which
ihsy 1aller Themselves has hitherto characterized
their Line.
The superior mode Of carrying goods peculiar to
this line aluae) prevents all risks uf soilng. breaking.
damage or separation Of lois, too Uiicn attendant Oh
y hurried iranship+ient Of single packages, Ut the
several Ju%nc tiuus Of The C anal and railroads. or expo
sure by loading or unloading oui Ut doors. the goods
being locked up and sarued throughout In Portable
Waisr proof Car bodies without r~epickIug. handling.
or any Interference whatever, from the Time Of iher
being Ioadsd Ia the Warehouse. at tho starring point,
until they are unloddsd lWillin The Warehouse. alsO)
az The other end Vfthe Line.
The adaptation Of This plan. on a route where Rail
roads intervene With Canals, u an Improvement too
obvious 10 need any comment; while the certainty Of
receiving lois complete IN clean and mcr, hantahle
order, affords advantages To- owRers aud cOusignccs ~
fully apparent as 10 preclude he Necessity of further
description.
In addition TO their double daIy line &c Tho usual
class they have a single daily line Of Fast bunts of less
tonnage built expressly for spccd, by wbich they are
enabled TO carry goods through iHstr days
I me 100 pfeFnloll custom OF HllaAluG lne behls W
be detained at the Etson poit ct the canal until
loading was procured IN return with, thereby causing
~ accumulation Of produce IN Pittsburgh ior want oi
means Of transportation. induced thcm % make their
arrangements his year 10 run their Bpais regularly,
whether loaded OF not, by which hey vii. he ems.
bled 10 forward a much larger qusnuty than usual
and with a certainty ofdispatch. hitherto imprschca.
| bic.
The central situations md ertsnsivcnesz of ikeii
Warehouses m Philadelphia. Bilumoro ans PITS
hurrh. Afford accommodation peculiarly advauiugcDu
20 those iayoring ihom with ihgir pmmauIs. Thej
would respectfully solicit Merchants and shippers &
call and Judge for themselves.
Goods cou-igned 10 the following Agents. will h
forwarded wijh despatch. All freight and charge
paid. Bills % Ladins transmitted. tud every iustru,
lion promptly attended o.. by
JAMES OCONNOR & Co.
Market street FhiladelrhIa.
JOHN WEST.
Nouh street. Baltimore.
TAME g. O1CONNOR
Conner Penn md Wsyuo streets Putshurgb.
pgAU Produce delivered Cor the East vii be- RI
,eiysd free OF charge tor Storage. commission ~ %
spripg feiybts mar tl-Jm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

HSTEPHENSON d CARwOOD have been appoin
- tel agents 10 Wheeling, for the sale &c Rev T.
-,vcrts' BALM or LIFEi 50 celebrated throughout
~ tcusicm cities lnr the cure OF Dtsea'es Of ne Lungs.
~ cordially recommend this medicine TO our readers
v.b,inr the best possible remedy they can any whore
balm. fr coughs, long sanding cstI5. consumption IN
us ~iacipicnt stage, Sc Sc.
The BALM OF LIFE is highly recommended BY
The u,st Lis1ict yiysici1ss-ased in the most Iniolli-
oept families in our country, aud oycry where hailed
by she afflicted, as tie greatest Of tisssings Read
pamphlets 10 be had Of tbs agents.
Cbg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
u GANE CE o .GgEyl
BETTMRERS

~ W. OTurI OF hpnrre uuti rourf h Sfrs.,z
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURTHOUSE
Where they carry on The House and S:oan,b.at
PLUMBING, IA a.! H. buu,hss.
They have constantly uu hand. Hr!rahh. IF rarios,
drs.rTho7s Ha'ters' ho"iet Wafer Ctossfs. Bses
Tub. H"f j. Coa St0u-cr EIHs. R.to-fs 10, EleasA
tag, thfmi-a! Apparatus, Lr4l CnEus. Patent Rats
Hratcr'. Force aS& In Panps. Loa3 Pine. Of or
s'zfS, sheet La! + any thickness aAG voyksl 70
INTO any sIHHcr 0Ltorm.
&V Wafer conducted through Leaden Pipas. fr,B
Springs 60 Dwelling Houses IN the Cnun'rv.
ALso-BrER PUMPS md BAR ROOMS Gues =.
n%orlcT LEATHER HOSE.
- Al orders hlHkfrly rcrcircd and pansaoBv
GHeaEet 10. WHEELING Va.
Clue Scraps taken in e1rhange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

RuSr SALE By virtue Of derd ortrs-t from
WIN Rsyrcs. o. mc. now ri rerurd in N1rshaU
county. w Z shall on Saturday ihc 2th dry of A.
p1l 1871. Sell No public auction or Fash - The
highest nod best bidder fho h.Bok smith shop prcur
go and tr,is thereto belonging. situated boz Elizabeth.
iosr. oul lately occupied by -1ti Rhymes. shall
convey such n-le 81 sarl do~l 81 trust gives 10 W..
vh,rb 10 believed 70 b. good i'atsi March ~.
i1stt T. HOE. Trustee
nu2O In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

RooFS.-Tg3i T. lsham have Just rcc-iycd
rom fcSh'.r manufacturers, GtHt's superf4.
Also henNS cali ard kip, waTsautcGtc he conn, ~
any MANUFACTURED wet OF the mpuniains.
Ni>. HATS. Just received direct from Now
q York. the latest Fail ani Winter Esil,n. r.,
ti''S aud DaPs. ulspn general assnrimcut VI Men nuI
io1,"a '.ouh and tur Cups. Persons wanting the
iulclc viii please call ard examine Er tl.mseIv.s =,
IOJ Nam street Wheeling.
nov g AVERY 81 CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

DISSOLUTION.
ME- business heretofore conducted by the sub.
scubcrs under the name and style of Moore i
Clarke. iu Wheeling, Va. is ihis day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, the settlement of The business OF said
firm. will be male by Mr. IL Moore. to whom all per-
sons indebted will rake payment. and those having
claims will present them for seItleme Mt.
y MOORE,
March LIST, 1871. JOHN r. CLARKE,
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

~ ~
SAMUEL. ~M'CIhLT.EN.

'ANAf RI. ~ Ct4EiI.IN.
sPThI- BOOT AND rHy r. sroaP.
SAMUEL N'Ci.kLLtN would rpsped, Suii- IN
FORM ms Trends ard customers that he ms p.
cclNcd "IihiN a le~. weeks a yeTy large Acditou OF
ih- most latNinuaGiS and durable woth. brucbi
expressly 10 ITytailIr y. 1 sLal.nat aitsmpt To- T.
crne! Y TntuCulaIzr Ladies agd Gentlemen vii
please Gull At No. Isl, Main street, nearly oppos,ts
the Virginia Hotel. and examine Tor themselves
ana ! thiah thCy Wa not lee tIsar pointed. Also
constantly on hand, SPANISH Sgls lrsit,,, -,
boot Morocco, hid and binding skins. shne thread.
ias'S, &c.oc' iuue .. ,Eo.-rk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
$ 10000.

Tickets $40; shares in proportion
Monong1lL LniteTy. c,Ass y. inwm Fob 9th 1871
% % 81 , 5 - 10 6I 81 - 10 50 ~ -
Lowest Prz, so.
Monongalin Lottery. Elrrs cl-ss 3, drawn Mar 2 1871
So IS 60 ! 81 - 30 IS / 81 % ID is IS
Loves, priI So.
Caion Lottery. class l.. dra IN March Oh, 1871.
81 II 65 5 20 O. ~ Al s rs 81 81 ~ IS
Lowe 4 prizr SIS.
WcllshurE Lottery. Extra class 4. drawn Mar. 3. 1871
30 ~ p 81 IL - ST IL 30 81
Lowest Prize So
WeilshHrr Lot. Fxlr4 class r. drawn March IN 1871
10 30 20 80 20 - - 10 1 50 So %
loves. IT re c5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

vIIGINIA--iS cHAScEKr-At rules hell in the
Clerk'. office OF The Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chnncory for tie county Of Ohm, in the nauulh
ofNi1rch, a ID. 1871.
William SGamm, Complainant.
against
Elizabeth Chapline. EIecutriI. and Alexander Ham.
Ilton CiapiIne. Executor. of tho last W IL and testn.
ment ol Moses w Chapinc, late Of Ohip cnuntv
deceased, and The SAID E!Ixaheih Chaplno, widow
and deVisee o. said Moses w Chapline. and tho
slid Alexander II Chaplinc. Josiah w Poncrny,
and Mary AIn.his nIis. PerrIVul VI Potts. a. EIiz-.
beth q, his wIic. Maria Iouisz ChapIine, Ni,~e.
w Chnpline. Jane Rclfe ChnJ4ine. S,ph5a Znn,
Chaplne, William Henry Chapline. Carries James
Fox C~tapiiue, Josephine C!npline. F.ancis L
Chapline. Anna Cnrnna Chaplins. and Rorn.
CbmPlnc, winch said Alexander II ChSplue, Mar,
Ann Pumcruy. Elizabeth G Pots. Maria Ions,
ChaPIInr. VI ses w ChaPliur. Iane Reife ChalIinu
Sophia Zane Chaplinc. iilinm Henry Chaul,lo.
Charles = Ch,pline. Josephine Chap!Iae. Fo,nci.
ID ~Chapline. Anna CnTInna ChaplHS. ani Roeui
Chapiino. are the children. heirs at law. aud dow.
sues Of tao said Moses w Chapline. deceased.
Defendants.
The Dcfcn lants J si1h " Pumrruy. and Mary Ann
his wife, late Mary Ann Chaplinc. not having entered
their appearance and given security according TO IN,
act OF assembly and the rules uf This c.urI, anI IL nm
innts of the Commonwealth Of Virgins; On motor
Of complainant 10y counsel. II is ordered that the sat
defendants DO appear here on The first day of the ncI
term OF Ihis cOurt,enter their appearance, give security
ns the act aforesaid requires. and answer The com
claimants bill, or oil crwise defoud this suit. and tint
n copy of this order be forth inserted IN some
newspaper printed in the ciiy Of Wheeling for WV
months successively, and posted at Ihs front door O
the court house of OhiU county.
n copy icste,
WHEAT. for Comp. ALEX T LAIDLEY.
mar IL eLer&.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
TRUST SALE.

NNN'|N II
Y virtue of \ deed Of trust executed by VIM.
Rb Lanhdn bearing date un the 22l dav OF April.
1891. and recorded in he Clerks Oni~c Of Ohio eoug-
Iy 10 Deed Book No. % rage =. I shall. on Thursday
the Oh day Of May ncIf, prDcccd 10 sell at public sale.
at the front door of Inc Court House 81 OHIO suuuty.
ior ready money, Lots no. 9 and 10 Ia South wheel
ug. bpuudcd On tic West by Water street. on the
South by Second street. on he East by an Alley. and
on the North by Irt Np. n. also. the North part NJ
lot ~ 81 lying g. olthc sntd lot M 10. mcasuuns
about - feet front on Market street. anI extending
~vestwsrjiy The same width o. the alley. forming the
West boundary oi said lDt Selling as trustee. { shall
convey such tile Us IS vested boo mo by said deed oi
trust. T.. g. SWEARlNGEN,
mar G--2n Trusted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
DIR. WM. EVANS'
SOOTHING syrup for CHILDREN
WHEN CITING ruptR rrrru

WHEN CUTTING He'll TEETH.
b mothers knew The blessings this Syrup would af
~ ford their Infants during ILe period Of denuIiou hy
rubbing their gums with il. no tender mother would
neglect the Use of u.
DIR WIN. ANS'CELEBRATED CAMONuLEA
APERIENT PILLS tor Weak sinmach. Pain m the
side, Bilious affections. &c. the Pills will perform
cures when Physicians have dsspairsd relieving The
Patient.
Physicians are respectfully urged to use these Pill.
ia eases Of Dyspepsia. IIypoconJria &c. When The bad
quality of Drugs viii not effect a cure DR.. EVANS
basis the efficiency and powerful virtue OF his pitts on
the $ Iperior quality Of The Ingredients Of whish they
are compounded.
nj GOODS FEMALE Pills.
These Pills are recommended To Inc Ladies' Tor sun.
pression of customary periodicals also other weakness.
of Females TO which they are subject.
DIR. HUNTS BOTA Nc PILLS.
A celebrated antihilious Family MEDICINE.
The above medicines are spld only Of The following
regular agents buy only Of the Regular agents us some
men sell ccuntcrlciis;
Regular Agents, W. II. King. Grocer. wheeling-
james Burley &Co.. MoundsvilIe, Va. A. ID. Clarke.
FIsh Greek. Va. RObt. :. Holliuav. SMYRNA. q. MIR.
Tumbull. Book seller. SisuhenVille. Isaac Harris. No
100 Liberty At, Piiisburch.
CAUT1ON.-Dr. Wui, Evans will not be resnou.i.
blefrr the geruiacnss. OF the Carnnrnile PILL unIe-,
they are bought of DIR. Evans advertised AGENTS
There IS one agent in eNery county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufacturer.
No. l27 Market Street.
OPPOSITE the Masonic HUI.
WHEELING. VA.
HEIUERE may be found M extensive assortment
w Of elk and Mahogany Framed Lo5kiNg
Glasses and Looking Glass Plates Of all sizes.
PORTRAIT and Picture Frames made 20 order and in
The la,es! style. Old Frames Regilt and Gliding in
all ia HmuCn0s. Aud GA the best terms L rh,'sicrv
Ware, consisting OF Gather Beds. Busters. Pillows.
Curied Hair, Spanish Nloss. Cotton, HUH, Straw. and
String M1iirass0s Steamboats, Furnished will Cur
tains, Msrrassos. Pillows, Sheets. Blankets, Qu,lls
and Countorpanes. Carpets Ihade and put down ia
he best stjls.
m-~E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
BALTIMORE * PITTSBURGH.
JAMES OCOSNnE, LCKE TAGFE, AND DENHIs
OCoNNug. Prypuo,0u.

B,rrols Btluaoys No ]. Hcrinn.,
e Al-p y iey barrels No I tusuei S17d. on
ID and ~ sale unusually low by ~ NELLY.
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NOTICE OF MISUNDERSTANDING Brewing
~ business heretofore conducted by Hugh Clark
" Henry MG'rc. under the frn of Hagh Clark il Co.
IN Wheeling, Virginia, Is continued 10y the su5scri.
bers Tor their JOINT account under the name anI style
VI Hugh Clark Il CO.
HUGH CLARK.
Dee. |, ! S10. DAN l. U
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
UNITED STATES FAST MAIL LINZ

UNITED STATES FAST MAIL LINE
FROH WHEELING TO WOOSTER, ONO
Ii. why Of Mount Pleasant,
~ - Hnrrisville. GeurgGtoNn. Cadz,
S'ocIoNn. franklin. Enstpprt.
80 -SN New Philadelphia. Canal DJVer,
S;nws.sfg. Mi,ioa. Mount Eaton. Edciiburg. Woes
ter, AID VI rasieid. CoaHocIing with The Mail L.iuss,
10 3ucyus. Ashland, Nprwslk. Ssndusky Ciy. and
Cleayoi.nd. Leaves Wheeling ever, MSnday, Wed
ncSlay aud Friday. at II orlpk NJ, AMI Wooster
on Tassday, Thursday and Sunday.
PaS,ong"r. 10y Tins line, will arrive at either end in
lime 10 connect win ,he mail Line. ~ 1niuy sast aud
west.
TAo PR. bcgs leSvo TO tsndcrto tho public his Crate
fl acknon Judgements for The hbsral patronage here
Iofore bestowed on his Line--sni takes thIs occasion
tea assure Them. That M expense or attention shall he
wanting Oh his part to render perfect and full salts
faction ~ all who may travel in his line. and hav ing
lately renewed his leans and placed ne~ coaches on
the read, he aniIers himself that he will merit, and
hopes To receive a libsrnl share of public patronage,
Fer seals apply at the Bar of the u. 5 Hotel.
J. a. MYERS, Proprietor.
A. w. FLEMING. Agent.
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

cENScERY-At rules held m the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court If La,
md ChaHecrv for iaa county VI Ohio. ia the month
ufNiareh lSil.
Jonas NoNh'ai' Complainant
Ely Dorsey anil william 3 ryspn late partners unJer
the firm 81 Dorsey . Tyson, Rcnry " iorc. John f
Clarke and itrk Douglass, late. cOpar;ners under
the frm of More Ciuks IS Co. James II FORSYTH
q William Il Arcrhury. late partners under the
hrm 0i Forsyth * A.irrhury. and Frederick :
eresemcr ard wilma II Cecil. and Samuel
L~auGh!in, Beujamiu Rene anI James H4rncr
Defendants.
The defendants Cecil. Lau-hlin. Reno s. IT,inor
not having outercd ihcir appearance aud gwen secu
FUy a~rcortIny 10 the az; of assembly anI the r.les Of
IhIscpIrt, AMI u nV1csring by Eats siaCtr-y rr,y,f Thai
,hcy are not inhnbItanis'ui tHs common wealth. on mo.
ton OF the complainant by counsel IL Is ordered tba,
th- said defendants do appear here on lhesfrst d,y o.,
ih~ next term of this Corr. and answer the 6 mfisip.
aus bill. an that a C. p. % .hi- order be Tor hyI.h m
serted ia some newspaper printed IN the city 1-tYhse.
iint Tor two monks J!cccssiyelv and prs.yd al NJ
f~rOusdO0r Of tie Court house Of Ohio county.
y copy tsste.
ALEX r LAIDLEY. Clerk.
WuEtT. fr C-mpt marI6
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AllES, are informed that Todd 4 Isham have
IL Just received from the eastern ciues 4 splendid
assortment OF fine black, white and hronzsd KID
slppers& buskins of best quality and la,est stylc.
also ka call and seal Walking shoes. Lace boots
village and Pa1s tics, Paris cVld satin ard corTiso,
Morocco CATERS,
PleaSc give as n cal'. No. 9O2. Main 81.