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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT FOR
SALE.

The subscriber. DESTROYS Of engaging in other bu'i-
ness. offers for sale one.half or tho whole Of the es
tnhlishment Of the WHEELING TIMES And ADvER-
TtsER. The paper is published three times a week,
has a fair amount Of Advertising and Subscribers,
with ample and good material for publishing a daily
pnpcr. a weekly paper is also published from the
same matter. having on extensive circulaiinn' which
may with case be doubled.
Connected with the same IS a Book and JOB Office
with three good iron presses all Of which are gener-
alv Kept running with books or jobs, the Office being
snDplied with every variety Of job Type. In addt
ton 10 the usual business furnished 20 printing es
Adjustments Of ibis size, q has ihe advantage o.
large quantities Of stereotype work. the printing OF
iko city, Post office. Superior count AID the PUBL
cation of The Laws Of the Unitn, and an extensive
foreign I'D yortisingS
Tbis establishment IL. certainly situated as Il sin a
large and business city. Ia the very centre OF al me
trade between the Fast aud West. and at a poinl
from which the earliest news can be disseminated
4, the Whole west, n very desinbls location for any
one with a small capital DESTROYS Of engaging N lhe
business. Either the hole or one half will be
sold low aud on easy terms.
q -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
JOHN

l,S Z
AN ACT au horsing a loan NOT eSceeliny ,ho
sum of twelve milli"ns of dollars.
brll enacted, &c, That the President of the
Oilted States Is hereby authorized. at any time
Wllhlh one year Tom the p ssage OF this act In
bOrr w, or the credit of the United States. a snm
not exceeding twelve millions of dollars or so
nluch thereof as IN his Cpini on the oxigtnci,s If
ne " Vernment may require, al a rate or interesI
payable q quarterly or SEM annually. moi sxc,cd
ing SIX per ccntum er annum; which loan shall
DC made reimburse able either at the will Of the Sec.
retary OF the treasury, after SIX months uofre.
OF at and time after 4 rec wears from the frst dar
OF Janua ~ next and said money so borToNeg
shaiI De applied IN addition TO the money now IN
INC Treasury, or which may he received m rein
rom other sources; 10 tn payment and REDEEM :
tl0n OF the Treasury notes heretofore author z,d
"hich are or may be outstanding and unpaid. and
10 deiray any of the public expenses which have
Deen heretofore. or which may be authorized by
Jaw, which stock shall be iransfe, able only on The
books of the Treasury.
Sec, 2. And be IL further enac:ed. Tha, the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and ne IS hereby
authorized with the consent Of the President. 10.
cause To be prepared certificates Of stock, signed
ny the Secretary and cUuntersigned by the Regis
Yer oil the Treasury, for The sum To be b proved,
or any part thereof, bearing an interest not rx-
SeeIIhS SIX per ccntum per annuIn, and tfansfera.
bile and reImhursable as aforesaid. and to Cause
the said cerufica'es of stock TO be sold, Provided
Inat no stock be sold below par
sec, 3 And be IL further enacted. Tha, IN.
Secretary 81 the treasury be, and he is hereby, AZ
thoriZed 10 receive proposals tor TAXI o q the said
oan, or 10 employ an agent or agents for the
purpose Of negotiating the same. and 10 paw To
nlnn oi theIn areasonable commission, not ex-
ce,dlng one tenth Of one per cent on the amount
SO negotiate; which sum To be allowed 10 such
agent or agents, and such Expense as NAV be ne
ceesarliy incurred IN printing and issuin5 cerrif-
gates oistoek, and other expenses incident TO The
due execution of this act, IN all not exceeding
Twelve thousand dollars which sum is hereby
app opriated for that purpose, and eha'l be paid
OUT oil any mloneT IN the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
Sec, 4, A d be 1t further enacted, That the
secretary of heTreasury is hereby authorized TO
purchase. at any time before the period herei n
limited Tor the redemption of stock hereby author
lL-u, snch poTton thereof as the funds of he Gov
eTnmeIt may admit Of otter meeting all the de.
mands on the Treasury and any surplus in ths
trSasuryi Is hereby appropriated to that object
faith Of the United States be, and is hereby pIed
&c Tor the p%unciual payment of the interest anG
redemption of said stock.
Annrnvfd InIv 2I ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
NEW WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
just received by
Ma. Ia9 MAIN ST.. WHEELING,

and for sale on terms 10 suit the times. CASH
customers will find u 10 their nd yantage to call as he
will give them good bargains. aug T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
SALE or STOCK.

IN me WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for a limited number ofshares
~ OF additional stock IN This Institution will be
received NJ is Office from The 4th August, al the
9Th September. Payment 10 The full amount Of
subscription VIII be required: X. MCCOY,
an 4 Trcasurcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

by AUTHURITY.--No. 1.
AN ACT making appropriations for the preset

~ MI making appropriations for the present
session OF Congress.
DC ~ enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of the United States Of America
~ SonSressa assembled That Ihe following sums
oe,F inc same are hereby appropuated 4, Ienaid
Viz. " Aicasui1'
FOR The pay and mileage of he members O fine
oehate Tor the present session. sixty eight tbou-
" cents. sN
Fer the pay Of the Chaplain of the Senate. five
hundred doll1fs. ~"
For printing, stationery. and all other cortia-
gent expenses OF the Senate for the present So A.
SION, twenty thousand dollars.
FOR the paw and mileage Of The members of the
h"ise OF REPRESENTATIVES. including Ave b,ndrej
hundred dollars SN
For the printing, stationery, and all other CON
ungsnt expenses OF the House Of Repre- entat YES
TOT the present session, thirty thousand eiyb,
hundred and thirty SIX dollars.
For the supply of stationery for the Uouse or
Representative for the second session nj H.
twenty seventh Congress, fifteen thousand drlLars
or so nuch thereof as may be neccsslry: Provi-
ueo, alwa, 3, That no part of the sums appropri-
ateHlo lot the contingent expenses of e.ther Hons
OF congress shall be applied TO any other tbon
u e ordinary expenditures ofthe Senate and House
Jerk, messenger, or other attendant OF the s,id
wo Houses, or either of them.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of He Hyuse of Repressn k1t,reS.
SAINT 4 %
PresidcHf IF The Senate pro femDore
Approved, j ne 25. IS4i.
JOHN TYLER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
WIIEELING ~ARTILLERY,

To meet on Murday the 9th INST, at their drill
rom. Punciual attendance is expected rs here Is
some business of importance 10 be transacted.
BY order Of the CONT Capt James Tanner.
aug 5 j. =. MACKEY, O.. s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
MORE NEW GOODS,

" y. II LMAKER, has jLsg received an addition.
y al supply ofFresh Family Groceries. which he
fall sell O " oroaSh TO hose who feol disposed TO
wvor HIM with their patronage, jy 81
10 HEF BBLS. No j. Family Herring. just
received and for sale al The Family Grocery store.
W % IN ELIMAKER.
EB AISINS-20 boxes and qr, boxes best bunch
ES raislns, just reed and for sale at Family Gro
cery store jy % n ELLMAKER.
NNGLISH Walnuis. FI!bers. Almonds, and Pea
cons, just received ami for sale AT The Family
Grocery Store. jy 81 ELLMAKER.
MIXED PICKLES, a very superior article for
OF the Family Grocery store,
Y27 / " ELLMAKER.
"a OAF SUGAR, a fresh supply. Just received
q 4 aud for sale at the Family Grocey store.
Y2I ELLNAKER.
SUPERiOR CHEWING Tobacco & PrincIpee
Scgars. Just received and for sale BY
jy 27 ELLMAKER.
CTTRON.-A fresh supply. just received and Tor
sale at tho Family Grocery store
J27 n ELLMAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
REAL ESTATE roR SALE.

T'HE following dcscnbed yaiu,ble real estate
4 lying ia The City of Wheeling will Ne o1ered
At public sale on the l5h day OF September newt.
viz: two parts of lot No 81. one cornering nn Main
ST and Market Alley. each 81 feet ironr on Main
st and 99A feet towards Market 81. Oh each of which
Is erected a well finished three story brick house.
Also lot No l27 cornering on Market square and
Market Alley. fronting on said square &c feet and
extending on sad alley 99k feet. including n portion
OF lot No Z On which said lots No III and part
Of No 81, are erected four 3 story buildings OF
hnckD The aforesaid lnis lying a. being in that pnri
OF The city Of Wheeling laid ufrby Ebenezer Zane.
Also the following property situate in thai par,
"i said city laid oh b. WIN Chaplinc aud John E,T
VIZ three lots from No Ii to ID. AMI FROM ~ To- AZ
inclusive bounded by Main aud Water streets on
the Z q w aud situated between 81 and 81 streets
"n n * ) on whirh are erected several franz hou-
ses (all rented) three lots aud others ora Main and
Water streets will DC divided. Ako - Lots Of
ground situate la Same addition md numbered on
The plat oiS Wheeling. as follows. No TI and IS.
"a which are erected five two story dwelling hou.
ses (or brick) Nos la aud la. and Nos 1913. 2O2.
~, 224, 22S. $50. 2j2. 254 and 200. Also Nos
iOl to lO4 on which are erected , large brick Pork
houses. and several dwellings. Also Lot N, sc am
whirh are erected two brick houses.
Also the following lots situated in the adIiiion IN
The aforesaid city. Land of by VIM Chapliue. aud
designated On plat as follows: Nos $50 and 900 and
from No 267 To No27S. and from 75I to 300. and
rom No SUI. and the remaining n $ frum 300 10
SOL all inclusive. and the south halro. Lot No27
Also The ground West of Water steet lately in tss
session OF VIM. ChapIine rcserying wariace aud
ferry rights.
Also about 40 acres Of coal land adjoining add.
ton 10 said city by WIN Cbapline. aud embraced
within the limits of the city of Wheeling
PERSONAL PROPERTY, Aud at the same r:me will
De sold tw1 carriages with harness and one sleigh.
Sale OF real estate on the premises commencing
al lOo'eiock, A NJ. The title to be conveyed is be-
heved 10 be Indisputahle.
liberal credit will be given 20 purchasers, for
particulars refer 10 either of the subscribers.
Any PARTON Of the above property will be sold NJ
private sale, until the time above mentioned.
is SHRIVER.
$ BRADY.
HW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

We are ssked by q friend IN the cost " navigation
- entirely closed from his point 70 Cincinnati. H-
not but is clrsed. fr STEAMBOATS,. between uHs
plscs snd Pittsburgh. several hosis have come up
since salur lay lost ioa1ed. snd returned down
None have gone ab5ve the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
PERIODICAL OFFICE,
AND
STATIONARY STORE.

CANAh SlOhF-.
Monroe street, WHEELING. Va.
SUBSCRIPTIONS. received for all Ike popular
- Periodical works Of the day. among which are
the following.
Knickcrbocker North American Roview. Muse
um OF Foreign Literature. Spirit Of Ihe magazines.
and ANIMALS. Select Reviews. Democratic Review,
Graham's Lady's and Genileman's Magazine. Co
dey's Lady's book, Ladies. Companion. Lady's Cabi-
net Magazine, Ladies' Garland, Dollar Magazine.
New World. Boston Notion. Saturday Evening Posi-
Saturday Courier. Saturday Chrunicle, New Yorker.
EmigrHnt g. Old G ountryman. Hunts Merchants
Magazine. Law Library. Law Reporter. Boston
Quarterly Review, American Medical Library. New
York Mirror, Waldie's Select circulating library.
New York Albion, Family Magazine. Roberts SENT
monthly duo. Robert Mcry's Museum. European.
New York Express. Baltimore Patriot. Balfimore
American. Bicknalls Reporter, Pittsburgh Gazette.
Harris Intelligence.
Single numbers of some Of the Magazines, and
newspapers for sale
aug 7 JOHN II THOMPSON & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
Vol Connty. VI. JUG 25. IN.
'RUsT SALE OF A VALUABLE

RUST SALE OF A VALUABLE
n TAVERN STAND-By virtue ofa-deed
ofTrust executed by Sarah Beck dated the 5,i day
OF March 1888. and NV Of record in the Clerks
Office OF Ohio county. 10 secnrc a debt 10 Henry
Madden. ] shall ON the The 2Ist day of August next.
at the Court house in Wheeling. sell all that certain
tract or parcel Of land on liulo Wheeling
creek m the county Of Quo, on the Ma
i'onal road adjoining lands of Ebenezer Mckinley.
John Maxwell. and others, IL being the same tract
Of land which Abram Beogle. and was ronvevej 10
Mrs Sarah Beck, aud is believed 10 contain three a.
ores 8 quarters. and 80 perches.
The title Is believed 10 be good. but selling us
trustee. | shall only sell such title as ! have.
The said Tavern is now IN the possession of the
MHlers. Il. JACOB. Trustee.
inlV 21-fa
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WOOLI WOOII WDOLI

III. M'CANN respectfully informs The citi-
- zens Of Wheeling in particular, and the public
~ general. that he is al the WHEELING NUS
I'M In The most interesting and astonishing eShibi'
billions Of Occult delusious. startling representations
Of White Magic. and delineations Of Character, Va
Sous philosophical, grave and numerous, such as
will keep laughter holding both ms sides.
hlrEnr narlicnlnr.- SOC .mal billie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
CITY HOWL.

WANTED.-FIaX wanted Tor which a good
price will be given by The subscribers.
July 10 CRANGIE ~ BAILEYS
VIRGINIA OHIO COUNTY COURT-IN CHAN
cERy-At rules held IN The CLERKS office Of o.
hto county court aforesaid Tor The month Of July
lsfl.
Mathew Warren, Complainant.
IS
William G. Piper. John JJ1rpb AMI Isl1c w Mitch
ell. suid Jacob q Mitchell. composing the FIRM %!
and trading and doing business as jacob a Mitch
ell
The Defendant William e Piper not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
90 the act ut Assembly and The rules OF Tins court.
and % appearing by satisfactory evidence that be b.
mo- inhahiant Of this Commonw ealdl, tits ordered
ihli ihe said defendant jo oUicar here ON The first
dny OF The next October term OF this Court. 60 an.
swer tie bill Of the Plaintiff. aud that a copy ofthts
rlcr be- inserted in some newspaper Published m
the city Of Wheeling ior Two m1nlhs surccssiycly
nod pisfcd at he front door OF The Court House OF
Ibis county. a copy tcsic,
JNO McCOLLODU, CLERK.
Y.rvttL. fr Comrt au~ 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

q NoMdISSIONER'S SALE.-By virtue
~ OF a decree pronounced ON the 17Ih day Of
November 1910, by the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the county ofOhio, in a case
therein pending. between William Sharpe. Com
plainanl' and kedick MKee aud others, Defendants.
me undermined appointed Commissioner for the pur
pose VIII offer Tor sale, AT the front DOR Of the court
house OF said county. on Monday rhe2 day of An
gust hexi' Chat being Courl day,1 Lot No one. in the
18Th square. situated on Market and Claw streets. in
me city OF Wheeling. on a credit Of 8. IL and Is
months. the purchaser giving bond with good SEGA.
n.y. Tor The payment of The purchase money, aud
interest from The day Of sale.
/. w. MITCHELL, Deputy for
RICHARD HARDEsTY, =. o. c
June ~ q a. Commissioner in this heholf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
SPERM OIL

STEPHENSON a GARWOOD have been an
~ pointed agents in Wheeling. Tor the sale Of
Rev l. ;oyerts' BALM Or IIFEl so celebrated
throughout 'heeasiem cities for the cure Of Discasfs
Of Lungs. We cordially rscommcn Ihis medi.
cine To our readers being the best possible remedy
they eau any where obiuin, for coughs. long STANDING
colds, consumption in rs incipienf stage. sc. &C..
The BALM OF LIFE is highly mme
by the most talented pbysicians-used in the most
intelligent families in our country, aud every where
hailed by the afflicted, as the greoest Of blessings.
Read pamphlets to be had Of the agents.
. Eebg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
nAHx NorE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

CJRKEIrEo .RI ~wEEKLyFJK rae TIaEs az
A. GOFF& CO..
t.~rch.Hge Brokers. l07 Nam Street HAesitag Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
Book and Job Printing,

Book and Job Printing.
eS- The Publisher Of the Wheeling Tin es a-d
advertiser. has just received a large assortment of
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York and Balti-
more, comprising the mnsi elegant kinds recently
cast therci and some Of which are not q be found
IN any office West of the Mountains. With n spa
cibus Office. experienced workmen, and new mate
rails. he Is prepared to execute every kind Of
4ouet pre-, 9,u,,;nq,
in the finest style and at the shortest notice.
Ea~Slcam Boat Bills, Posters, TIandbills, Sc. prn-
ted nj an hours notice. NAV Is
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
l. w JEWETF " d ). CowEN &
H. JUDGE JEWETTT.
WHEELING, Va. Of Sr. GEAR WILLIE. ONO.
ATTORNEYS e. COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
hHTII.L attend to any business which may be
w entrusted 10 then, in this and The adjoining
counties o! Ohio and Virginia with promptness and
despatch.
OFFIcEs-In Wheeling, under the new Court
House, corner Of Fourth aud Monroe streets in S..
Clairsville. orpoSite the Cont House. jv1-n
DISSOLUTION.
NHE partnership heretofore existing between
Il Andrew Woods and ri Ford Of ,Nesl Vince.
ling, (Ohio) in merchandising under The firm Of \
Woods a. Go. was by mutual consent dissolved ON
the first of June.
The business will in future he continued hy An.
drew Woods and Wilson Smith,. al the old stand
and the old business settled by them according to
the arrangements OF The old firm, and under the Il.
tie of Andrew Woods, d Co.
ANDREW WOODS.
july lin r. II. FORD.
$500 LBS. SPANISH SOIL Leather,
: doz boot Morocco Skins.
Just received at the sign of the big boot.
iun 10 SAAlL. McCLAILEN.
e. will be commenced on all claims. &c.
~ counts IN the hands Of subscriber, due Joseph
; Lowry which are unsettled on the 9Th day July
next. Jun 29-lw WM. l.. HENLEY,
IA ASON'S SACRED HARP. vol / just recei.
lFA we'd and Tor sale low by : FISHER,
Iulv IL Main ~.
EfOR SALE CHEAP large aIu s,lul.-
Il did PYRAMID STOVE well calculated fr
heating q church or any other large room. Enquire
AZ the TIMES OFFICE. july II
NOYACE 10 China and japan in the ship Nor.
rison, by & w King. Just received and Tor
sale by may | ROBE & STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

The Dauks ln arkcd par are receiy u On depo.
site at the banks IA this city. Those banks mark.
sd are not purchased.
ann
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AAt
s BRADY.
III W CHAPLtNE.

July 10 In Trustees of Nm ChapIiHc.
Pittsburgh Advocate, Boston Atlas. Philadelphia
-Norih Americas, New York Star, Providence Jour
hai' copy 10 amount > each. and ch rye ihi office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

NOYACE 10 China and Japan in the ship Nor,
rison, by & w King. Just received and fOr
sale by may | ROBB e. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

HiLTERS.- 50 doz. rope HoltcD. Hemp and
Grass on hand and Tor sale by J. w. Berry,
Jun 20 head 5f Wafer 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

EEACKEREL, 40 bbls No 3 large size, jnsr
1fA received snJ for sale by D REILLY.
iun5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-24
l.. MASON'S
FOR SALE,

DROWN Sugars cheap by E. NJ. WRIGliTfCo
ID Sept. 23i, ISL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-24
HOWARD

Whose Tax has gradually risen with the ability ofthe
community TO pa'ronlze, from a S25 Assessment TO a
Faculty Tax of $500, for selling Goods Cheap, aud an
attempt at a couple of hundreds more that may be nut
on in welcome as soon as a Geological and Agricul.
tural survey is made which will dcvelop and exhibit
the hitherto dormant richness of our Green Mountain
State that hath not yet become known TO It's inhabi-
tants, some Of whom have been boring for sail, when
already below It's strata; others looking for coal where
the formation for lis deposit is not in the region and
rhe many buyinglargely Of thes affof life from abroad
that could be made %congenlal to and become the pro-
duct of our own soil. With the knowledge thus de-
rived, we should not look for that which was not, but
could find that We had, and not impoverish by send
ing abroad that which would by It's use make plenty
at home. Since we are to receive our meritorious
portion of the National domain the surveys can be
made; but the subject is too large for de>canting upon
with a Store filled with New Goods and customers
in,en,ly making their selections thercfrom, but believ-
ing our Intelligent legislators vii investigate aud pass
favorably upon the surveys being made, is thought
purports something Good 10 the best interest of the
whole People, and with them to their Cheap for Cash
and no Imprisonment for Debt Store agent,
HOWARD.
l09'clock, A. NJ. q Sept. Al,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-24

EXTENSIVE FoRdEny.-We learn from the New
Orleans papers that a most extensive forgery has
Brothers e. e. ri iii ritv, in ,br fnlloy,ng manner
An individual calling himself John p. Caldwell, in a
letter dated Georgetown, u. c., enclosed to Brown
Brothers y. Co. a letter of credit, in his favor, for
White & Co. of New Orleans. He stated that the
credit was based on a consignment of l0ll bales of
cotton in the hands of the New Orleans firm, to
which effect he gave an order for the delivery OF the
draft, for $4,000 each. Messrs. Brown Brothers &
Co. Immediately RENTED the proceeds of the drafts
to John =. Caldwell, at Georgetown. On the 7th
the bills reached New Orleans, when it was al once
discovered that they were forged. 1t is stated that
Caldwell is supposed TO be the man who defrauded
Messrs. Little a. Con-. Y. American.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-24
ID I O. n

\, his residence in the village of .Jonesville, Mich.
on the I'd inst. Mr.. Joseph II. Sheldon, eldest son of
Mr. Oliver Sheldon, Of this town, in the 33d year of
his ace.
BY thisdispcnsaton of Divine Providence, the fam
lily Of the deceased have been most sorcly afflicted
by each member of which he was most alitctionatc-
ly loved-and a community, which will cherish his
memory as that ola value friend, useful citizen, and
a firm aud consistent Christian. But the numerous
circle OF relatives and friends of the deceased, have
the high consolation Of knowing hat his last hours
were bright with a hope full of immortality, and that
he fell ~,Rslcepin Jesus with Hosunnas, on his tongue.
Communicated.
In Williston, Sept 10Th, ISL, Widow Polly Morton
aged 50 years ; in the full faith of blissful lesurrec-
ton,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-24

HENRY Clay, is on his passage through Baltimore,
to be greeted by the citizens of that place with signal
demonstrations of respectful the manly, able, and
energetic course which he has pursued at this session
of Congress.
Alta large public meeting, at which r.. Giimer pre-
81 led, a mint vas appointed to take the ncces-
sary measures.
Richly, indeed, has Henry Clay earned this demon
stration ofpu5lcrcspoct aid ,rattude.-N. y. Am,r
lean.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-24

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT THE BAY OF CuALrun.-
The Plcton Mechanic and Farmer of the Sth instant,
mentions on the authority of n passenger in the Uni
corn, who came on board the Unicorn steamer at
Gaspc, that the whole extent of the forest along the
Bay OF Chaleur was on frc-that a great portion. OF
the new town of Bathurst was burnt down, and that
four or five Of Mr.. Cunard's vessels were burnt on the
stocks-Adrertiser.