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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31

nAAKs.-Tine Union and Citizens Tank
ut Now Orleans refused, last week, to re.
ce,vo the notes Of the Bank of Orleans
As 4 matter Of course, the latter re:orted
in !,jad. According 10 the showing in the
Bulletin, Chat is, if bank representations
may be depended on a, uIi,) tho latter
would appear the more sound institution.
It owns lass, owes legs, does loss business.
Consequently, there is less evil to be op-
pretended from the Isa' reckoning All
Other backs in the CITY receive the notes
,f ihn OrlESos hank.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31

Removals. AND AProINTMENT..-Nh o
will undertake. 10 account for or justify on
any honest principles, tho proceedings OF
the Wings in this partic !-Hebdomadas
enquirer.
Az our friend appears to desire a piece
of information simply, it is probable the
Wing papers generally, and the Louisville
Journal, the Bee and the Madisonian in
particular, will undertake. the job. Ii
no., perhaps cur cousin Amos might
try his hand ut it he is very skiIfuI IL
stlrh cases.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish OF East Baton Rouge,--Th'rd
District Court.

W.. NO. oIJj
Henry Carrie. )
By virtue Of All order Of seIzure and sale 10
me directed by tn" Hon. the Third Judlcla!
District Court in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid, will be exposed at public sale on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of August next,
at the Court House in the town Of Baton
Rouge, between the usual hours Of sale, all
the right, title, interest and claim Of the de-
PENDANT in ard to tho following described pro-
perty, to VITA certain negro man named
Philip, aged about 81 years, ,
seized to satisfy the Judgment, interest and
costs in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Fl. w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
iuIy lO-yJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31

July 81 Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31

,,I, IN ttt
VI III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

july 81 IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-18
GEN. nARRIsoN-ABorIrloy.s


Attempts we're made throughout the
whole of the late Presidential canvass. 70
create belief ,ha, Gen Harrison vas
identified with the northern sboIi,ionists,
and ,hs, The rights Of The South were IN.
safa in his hands. Fabricated letters.
aud even perjury, were resor,ed TO to de-
esi'e The people on this point. ForIa.
na'sly, however, these base attempts pro-
duced but liule effect; and his lrsjucets
were overwhelmed with defeat The
declarations oG General Harrison 10 hIs
Fincennes speech, and on various other
occasions, before the election, showed
full we'll 10 all whose minds were open
10 conviction, that he was radically op~
posed 10 the designs Of The Aholinonisis.
The subject is again very dehcately and
hspily referred 10 in his late inaugural
address. aud in . manner calculated To
remnve any remains Of doubt v nich may
linger in The mind of even The mos. las.
Iidious friend of the south. His remarks
are worth repeating, and we place The"
here that our readers may become familiar
with his views upon subjrc. so vitality
Interesting TO them. They are IS follows:
.The lines separating powers 10 be ex'
ercised by the citizens Of one state from
those Of smother. seem to be so disiinc'-
iy drawn as 10 leave no room for misuli'
ders'anding. The citizens Of each state
unite in their persons vi the privileges
which that character confers, and al thai
they may claim as citizens Of the United
Sts,es; but ia no case can the same per-
son, at the same time. act rs the ciilzen
Of Two separate states. aud he is there
fore pOsitireiy preeiudsa frO's any infer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-18
as,44s os
$50 $50 10

&SS10so ~
Il seems that there are already. in al
dIiion tn the regular army in FInrija. two
thousand militia. 1900 Of them mounted
men. end paopossd to be increased is
1900; and. as stated BY the Paymssier
General. s,he President. hssins suisse
quen,ly sanctioned This service. places
their claims on footing with thase OF the
militia regularly called into The service Of
the United States" According Co the
esknsies submitted in the same docu
msn,. by she Paymasier General, the
Commisssry General Of Subsistence, the
Surgeon General. and The Ordnance DE
p.rlmeni, the expenses Of paying and sub
sistiue this force for the year 1871. IN al
dition 10 the arrearsges ALREADY due, will
stBOunt TO sass 329, 1923 Isl. the
rhole Of which, viii fsli on The year
1871. Aud. what 10 remarkable, the
chairman Of the Committee Of Ways snl
Means had this letter in his possession
siars the l7!h December, without suf.
fsring il 10 be brought 10 public view
here.
Mr.. JONES beg leave 10 correct tie
gentleman from North Cs,ol,na. The
lsusr sss 10 The possession OF the CON
mt!ee, Subject 10 The inspection OF all il.
members. There was no attempt on ms
par - saneeal IL.
Mr.. RAYNER. But, cir. | insist il wa.
your duty 10 haze brought il before III,
notice Of the House. In The speech
Saieh YOU made ., The commencement O
this debate. in which you attempted "a
sus'sin the views Of The Secretary OF The
Treasury. in submitting your estimate.
Of receipts AMI expenditures for the wear
1871. you dld not include This tie m Of ex.
psnse for The Florida war. Mr.. Chair.
man. (a'ldressing The Chsif.1 / repeat, il
was she duty Of the honorable chairman
Of lhe' Ways aud Means. in his charac
ter as Chancellor ofthe Ercheguer. will
ibis knowledge in his possession, 10 hav,
susmi..ed estimates for this Florida war
when be unfolded his bulge, for 1871, ID
ne speech with which he opened lhis
sdebi.s. Blu, he had failedto do so; and
ihs hrsi notice We have Of il, 10 in let
isrlsid on our desks. from The Secretary
ei War 70 The chairman Of Ways and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

pate- Temporary exercise % the Office Of President
and the full and entire inSestture Of the powe~
and duties Of chief magistrate. But when the in
cumbent sbandOns tho OihcoOf Vice President, and
cannot again appear ia the Senate aud iaks the
chair. then the office u President pro temPore Of
the Senate is merged. and whoever may fill a takes
ut once the vacant cfTice Of Vice President In no
other manner can the integrity of our system DC
maintained. and IN no other manner can the granted
powers Of the constitution be perpotualy erereised
IL President Tyler should die OF resign before the
expiration of his term. the succession would de-
volve on the President pro fealpOrs Of the Sena'ei
in case there be Vice President. under the pro-
visions of the act OF 1893 passed in pursuance Of
the constitution.
What would be the operation and effect of this
act IL the second Office in the Government should
not I've filed at the time thru event may happcn
Your right to succeed to that high office would Do
pend on your occupancy Of the chair frUm day 10
dny throughout every session Of Congress, 10 It's
close. You could not substitute q member to per
form the duties beyond an adjournment. You could
not withdraw from the Senate. according to cs,sb
lished usage. 20 enable that body 70 choose a pre-
sidinS officer 90 such in OF your death Of
| resignation during the recess. Your absence, fron
sickness inability to discharge the duties Of lh,
| chair, OF ifom any other cause. would compel the
SENATE ia choose President pro temDors, and 20,
would oi cousc he superseded unless you are re
sarded rs tho Successor of the late Vice President
There could not be more than one President Of III
Senate pro tempore at the same time; but il such
plurality IN the office were admitted by the Senate
III case Of the death Of the President, which Of tn
two would succeed him make these suggestion
rSbich might be enlarged. TO enfnrce the principi
whicirI ud vocaie. and to demonstrate the proprei
OF establishing perpetual succession 10 the ofiiC
of vice president when n vacancy shall happe
which would serve precedent ON all future o
casons like The present
These Sre my views Of the subject hastily draw
out nnd if erroneous. the error can readily be d
teciod by the august body over wh~se delIberaiio
you preHje have the honor To- 40
| with great respect,
your friend and obi sarv'f.
y GEO. POINDEXTER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
DEATH OF TIE PRESIDENT.
GEO. POlNDEXTEF

DEAII OE iii. PRESIDENT.
We have iu.t seen letter from an American
gentleman m I.nndon. To friend OF ours in this
city. dact May ]. lSIl from which we hav. been
permitted to make the following extract Unitei
States GG.sis.
The news Of the death OF tic President rc-
received here on the evening nf the 2Sh. md Gre
nted quite sensation all over London. The nows-
crying IL through tho streets FOR hours, in
second and inrr editions Of the evening papers IL
was The universal topic that night have last been
at large meeting of Americans at the house OF our
Minister. Mr.. Stevenson lie sent n circular To all
| his countrymen IN London, the news
came. requesting them assemble at his house To.
/ day NJ II O'Clock The scene quite impos'
ing one. There must have been between thirty and
\ forty. All were ia full black, aud seemed deeply
! impressed with ihe solemniIy Of tho occasion. We
mel in the large dining room Of Mr. Stevenson
house. There was, at first. utiIvcrsrl Stiffness
! Presently 1t suggested that tho American Mn
! sior should preside over the meeting and that Our
Consul, Colonel Aspinwall. should act secretary
Mr.. Stevenson took the chair acouriingy aud sla
ted. IN q few words, tho purpose for whirh he had
] inVited 10 assemble NJ his hOuse--nanely, Il
minga our feelings under the nail nal bcrcaye
meuI which had just reached Us. and 10 pay iha uI
most tribute of respect 70 IN; memory of the che
magistrate HIs remarks manifested great deal q
proper feeling. and were made in solemn. pres
sve manner. peculiarly adapted 10 the nccasua
heard gentleman me say, that he should appl
for a copy oi what he said. 10 -end In our Pcpcrs
Resolutions were then offered by him. and unari
mnusly adopted expressing deep scnsib.liiy OF
the occasion. and agreeing 20 wear mourning 10
three months. Also offer our condolences 10 tn
family Of the late Pre-Idcnt. under this solemn DIS
aensaIiDn OF divine Providence. The whole pro
eesding VAS highly crcditahlo TO Mr. S.cven.or
and IL ~ viewed by our cuunirymcn here.
The members oi the deleg alton. and the Consul
will sbsain from going into society for the neS
week. The Secretary Of the delegation r7as al this
meeting snd stood near Sir. Stevenson"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
VIRGINIA HOTEL.
Corner At Main and Madison sts. IYAseiing. Ia

EACOB A KLINE. (ormcrly # Vsqeysiors.
- Nj. respectfully inlorms The travelling pub.
iic tHathc o. lpw ~ pJssessr1 o. THIS rztru.
sive and vel known establishment lately ocsu-
pied BY Mrs \ WCreafv. Situated iu GENITAL
and commanding point on Nam rre,I The
house rs M c0mp'ec opefauOH, and open Tor
the reception Of visitors, and having undergot,e
thorough repair, tho rfOprIetlr natfers hiUl.rIT
~ will ~ al times be found desIr9ila sfnf r-l,
place f.r travellers. The former rxrp-r. me-. -
The pr1prle' o., and tre success which he's Irr.-
tDiOre attended BIZ eNeruOus warrant .ffp fr s...
lug irHt the most complete sarsfarffsr st,iI
b. rendered 20 all " no ldVrr him wifb q rsii
The ITO lIs furnished in n SUPER n rpappe-l
punctual attention will 30 a'i times b. r.i5 q,
The comfort and convenience of visIfIr. G.
VII use fccOmm Ddal0 bells com .1.,-,ig ,,;--,
" th tie Bar wi be found m eyerv rbaubtT
Careful aud honest servants will nj al tfr,,s b.,
spared 20 rencer travellers perfectly ~ ho,,o
la tnls .nl'usc, ALL CHARGES SHAL,., gE
THE VIRGINIA HOTEL J, sitps,sJ ,y,,b.
ln n snort Instance Of the steamboat l7ading -
and ON which OIL lRR1ue is conveyed free ~
chsrgc; and Is the Office % the Great Fgrt,gl,
9nd western N aII and accommodation Lines ~
Stages with their auxiliary braHches ss $500
aud directed BY Mcssrs Stockton FsIIs q -
On the eastern and Messrs Neil Moore q -.
on the western route. n D. also he reguiey -
nee Of thodfly lines 10 add from piitsburgb
feuocnville, Wooster, Canal Dove. Eshfab,
~ or Lake Ere, &c. Travellers wishing 10 80,
m my dWectlon CO secure their SEATS a. *
''I 500 VII be'akon BY s'ogss from the houss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
THE OFFICE OF VICE pRrgnrvr


There are some doubts entertained. and no, With
oo' reasonable grounds touching the real nature of
he Office now held by Mr. Souihard as Presidsn, q,
'he Senate pro temPore. The Newark Daily Adj.
VerIiser Of Monday contains letter on the ,ub;.c
from the Hon. Geo. PoindeIter to Mr.. sou,b,rJ IN
winch no writer maintains that tho latter has be.
come the successor Of President Tyler NJ Vice Pre-
Hdeni If the United State. prsei,slv n, bo hi,
'"o' ONCE before Tho death Of the late President
u would certainly imply some difficulty to main.
tan That there u no Vice President Of the United
states at present Again by taking Senator from
MS seat and placing hrrs permanently IN the prs,is.
ing char Of the Senate he is deprived Of his privi
'ege OF voting except in case Of tie; he !, ore.
vented from participating in discussion. In that
position Is be Senaiori II not. y,bat kind Of m.
oralous character does Re hold The language af
The constitution leaves the language in obseu,iiy
we give the concluding portion Of Air Poinderteris
letter:
! viii now proceed TO notics more pnrtieularly the
ONCE Of Vice President Yo- AZ PyesiJ.pt -.
empore OF The Senate will. q matter Of right tsh
'he char 81 Tie commencement Of tho neat .e..;,,,
OF Congress, snd there being no person On ssfs,.,
"' ca" appear ana uctormite your Office, iis chs.
Tncier y per % changed from pro fclpore o, t,r
Porary appointment 10 ono which can only be 8eto,
mned by death. resignation, impeachment os N h.
end OF Tour years from tho ftb u March last
There - no express clause the Congtifptiop o.,
~ the succession m the event Of vacancy 4, a..
'ih,e Of Wee President. and the question must oil
necessity rest on the structure Of the Government
reference 20 tho legitimate exercises Of the v,,,,.I
poweu Can these powers be fully sY,spt.5 n
here be no vice president Of the Unite, stafe,t \
have alTeady shown that they cannot The po..;.
Jiliiy Of permanent vacancy In tho second "a.
d the government is rnanifssily incons.isnt ,.,t
ne plainost dictates Of common sense and could
sever have entered INTO TIE yisw Of the trainers on
he constitution The Sensts msy choose a Prs.i.
Tent pro ieSPors whenever 10 tfhs wee P,s.i5.,.,
hall exercise The Office Of Prssi5snt-sri ! ~, y
he words Of his clauso clearly imply ne -o,,iS
I'D erisiencs Of The Voc Prssi5sr, ,si,o - -.
ear end iaso ibo char ~ future dsy. b, ,~,.I !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
-, = JOHN TYLER.
WAS INGroN. June /, 1871.

~ IN address on The subject Of General Eiu.
cation VIII he made BY ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, OF
oe'hany' THIS DAY. uI / o'clock. in the Mefho.
ua' meeting house. Mr.. Campbell having very
politely agreed TO the request Of the School Teach.
cts ASSOCIATION OF this place TO address tho citizens
Of ms city on the important SUBJECT Of educaiion-
i7um his known ability as finished scholar and h is
talents as public speaker it is hoped that tho cit
iIon' Of all classes and seer will turn on, on so
important subject that Of eduearion--a subise,
unconnected with pa riy scciarianism. and eon,..
quen'ly one upon which they can ell unite
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

Handy Maria Hazzlrj Benjamin. X
Hutchinson John IIIichcnck Jesse
Harrington IL Hughs T
tiail Jnnss Hlzlett Rohcgi4
Hooper Clement lItir John VI
Hale Ihom1r Her JOSEPH
Hare Joseph Hill John
Heasly VIM
IGJ
Isaac A. thony Jewell John MC;uro J
Jackson A eSauder Jacks,n Jane,
Johnston Isabel Jenes william
Jacob Captain Jones Sarah
Jurdon Jones H,ry
Johnston Robert Johnston John x 5
Jones Nancy Jarvis Hannah
Jeffdss,n John jackson James d
Jones Reese X
X
Kelly Francis Komh, Baned;c,
kine Hezekish K"ndrck Rrubon
Kecdy John d Kel'eyA W
D.
Lunsf'rd Lewis L1ngion Thomas
LeaNiu O DOct I.snsure Willam
/ Loe William Low thor Snr,b
/ Loe Samuel I.rptrn I,bo
Iduen n nucl Lindsey John
| Ltdtng Paul I.u OF 10 n
/ Lane David Reuben or Lane LLc,ud.
DUVid RouJcu Carr
NJ
Mason Samuel NiarIillior Sarah Ann
Morgan David Morgan J,hr & CO
Melior JAMS Marple Morgan IL
Monks Nc Morgan John
Martin Bcn-jah Mooney John
Moore Thom.s g. M,-r,r Fv,u
Monre ell Archibald Morton Elizabeth
Morrill, JohuC
nc
MWilliams Ellen Mccullough Henry
MCIanc David MCloSkcv James
h'Kown John NJ NrCoy Alexander
MGanglin Eiznbet Mcliwaine Andrew
, MM~chun Mary Jane MCoI'orsh John
Mclean James N'Lcan Milton
, MNul'y Margaret McJAk.ns JamcI
MCluney Capt
N
; Nori'n John Nc'so7 John
Major Valentine N.chals High
Newman VIM NevtI An
: Policy Joseph Prince Aan
, Pcay Austin Pierce Daniel
Pursell Daniei P.uncll Al
= Prau Richard jr P:ippcn Richard
/. r
Rincbcrgrr Joseph RrchnrI Asa ar David
Robson " , Rr,-e Jackson
Ray William R-dn,.r Elizabeth
a Richardson Mnrg7rs; Robinson hebron
o Rect Amelia Robinson 8 G .
). Reed William Rooney Francs
l. Rodgcr- JOIN
II Suyil JON Smith Jar 81
= Shut Auassn S1rheT Anr.n.m
Sheppard Mary Simm rs ia cS "
\ SIss ns George Smut Wilson
Sherwood S-ml Siuoris Vim
i. Summoryi'lc Alexander Sur ldyrrl3
y SIarh " Il Se"nrod y BR
n S.ccl Sus7nnah Stanley IrNs
c Sprnui Wan SrckroI Adam
5. Sweet Jonathan Sutton George
,. Smith Sarah
n +
TAYLOR Joseph w Thomas Samuel
4 Thomas Jacob Tidn,H
, ~ Low 'rri-,J-l Afslins
Il
o orn on Sarah 2
w
Wheat James NJ White T
Hhiie kotert White Thomas
WaCg'nery u Whit Thomas
= Welsh R"hcccaT Nnk,, yyigc-
IL Mool JolnE1h Whunahan Elizabeth
"a MAlNer Wui nck james W IL
:, Wright Elizabeth RI Wu-I.v t,c,h
ID WYNN Lew Williamson Z II
n. Nooi EZTn Wingericr John
= Wilson David VVt;vbt S,nuI
:, w Ilson Seth WHle,, r &
=,
,fl GERMANY LETTERS.
VI ''"n SUCK Jorge Win horst
. Andrew Snidct John va
y John Gni~ick NJ ,r,ir r,..-,t
r Angus Sironans Jacob We,
: Christian Rics John Necbo,,o
: Jacob Miller
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

Too rnuch praise cannot ne awarded 10 he~
STOCKTON. FALLS Il GO. for their enterprise >"
transmitting the mrs<nsc. u was dshrefe' o.
O'Clock ON To..Aay june and Srri.ed here 81 i-2
past on "Wednesday Juns2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
WHEELING.
THURSDAY MORNING,JUNE3 =, Is4I.

PROPOSALS The Tri-wcekly Times will be fur
n,sbsd tn new Subscribers the CITY, or 10y mail. for
tho extra session of Congress, commencing OF Mon
doy next and continuing two months. at the low
puSe of 81 90 Weekly Times for SO cents for the
sans time, always payable in advance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
LIST OF LETTERS.

| LIST OF LETTERS.
EMAlNlNG ~ the iYhesiiBg Post oEs, Ma,
~ Jls'. Persons calling for letters in the fol
lowing list will please say they are advertised o
! iher~iso tAey may not receive them
Allen Hannah 2 Armstrong EI,y,
Alexander WIN r Ableng Levi,
armour DAVID Adam Charles 6 b
Archer Adams Ph;lip Mrs or
Anderson Sarah Jane Michael Ioug
Allison Alexander
b
Bennett Hiram Barlow Charles.
beil hIeIandor Benily Alexander
Baldwin Nathan Blake J,sisb
Barnhau SamI Botes 1.bor,.
Book William Bsi.~oekJR
Barby Harriet B,Je Eredc,,cL
Da'oWin Hlariha Brown Morihg
bradley w & Go Bonse Ellen
brown Mrs Brown Oliver 2
Buchanan G a Dyct Brooks C,,.tv Al, NJ,
Brunsr George
&
Curtis Charles or JOho Coats Hannah
20 pay samuel ClemsntEJ Bare
COchfane AIMS n C,rvcrJ,hp n
Campbell James Carol Ion,
Slime Mr C.,r.,,s, 81
Goats Josish CbsfEo No.
III Cubbin Richard
Co"oth Caroihcrs John
CliuPnoi yonn Cumming DB
1aHsfoh samuel Curtis Robert
Cransv ick Cotharins Clsrk s.,,b
S ~o,l'l'' Hny =, Cordwainers Society Sc cy
g'ans James W Clark FT
~ohNsy Wilism Cook or Cock Geo d
u
Jancan Ann Dan6rih &
Degarmo william Deess RI
Douglass Mu D.wipg a rd...s,
Dsughorty Maulds Davis David
lacon John Doran Henry
)avidsons Mis- Davis John
)aughoTiy willism Dicksy "a
.eslss DsTid Enslv lanes
,s , Lsld hsrssut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

= sen, STEAM BOAT FOR SALE.
9scz4s -IjisS The subscriber is dos,rous Of dispo
sing Of one Third IN The Steamer Ohio Valley. now
laying Al VI Phillips landing, if not disru.rd or
Soone[' viii ohrr M interest NJ Public Sale in
aid Boat at said place on the I0b dav Of Jon,
1911. Jun JAMES LLOYD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

FOR RENT. A brick house on
ssssEE Centre street. adjoining the house ocou.
-,ssskst5 pied by George ~ Carer Esa. Posses.
1917 sion given Immediately. Refer 10
JAMES MCCONNELL. Union 81. iunl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
REAI. 1890 e..

"a ALUABbE REAL ESTATE AT
Autumn will IT a. Pubic aur-
''on ~ saturday the 18th inst. nj ? O'Clock. P. NJ
Oh the premises. The south half Lot No 2, in
square ~, W the CITY Of Wheeling. being on the
east side Of Marker street. adjoining The M,soric
HAL Tho Improvements are.r story franc dwell.
Ing house. persons disposed to purchase arc reopes
led 10 view The premises previous 10 day Of sela
Terms OF sale s40O ~ cash. the balance in FIVE ..
quail payments. with interest from time Of SALE Tho
interest payable annually The deferred payment,
10 be secured toy deed ofTus'. On the properly.
hnV In'orma I'm thai may b desired. can be had nv
calling o. ThOs johnston E,o. o., tho ,,,J.rs,,,,I
JIM 5-3t HALL e. wICKUAN. Arct'rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

=
Fitzgerald Mrs
fenlon Mary
Ford Isabel MIS-
Fuiri1r Evc!ina
Finna ! w II
F"s' Henry
Fi;chncr James
Frazier Samuel
G.
Cilchrist John
Cavii Mel on
Cod In Williams
Gaylord Levi.
Green Jonathan
Grey Robert
Gordon David
II
Holiday ) NJ o<
WIN Simmons
Hill Thomas .
Hazzlrd Benjamin. X
Hitchcock Jesse
HuVhs TIL
Hlzlett Roberta
Urir John VI
II Her JOSEPH
Hill John
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

& J
Jewell John NfC,ure J
jackson james
Jcnes WILTON
Jones Sarah
Jones Mary
Johnsion John x s
J-rvis Hannah
jackson James y
X
Kumhs Benedict
K"ndrick Reuben
Kel ey a w
D.
L1ngion Thomas
I."asure Williau
Low ther Sarah J
I.-ntun John
Lindsey John
Lu or 70 n
Lane LLc.uds