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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03


ID ISES will be taken nv the FIRE q MARINE
, NINSuRANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at Tie ioucSi rates on
Buildings Of all kinds. stone brick or iooolen and
their contents.
Steamboats,; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transpori.
alton Of goods ON rivers, lakes, seas, canals and
railroads.
fOr the character Of the company as 10 pro1p,i.
tHde and Lberaiity iH he adjustment and payBenr
of Losses.-we beg leave 10 refer 10 the merchant,
Of this place and elsewhere who have had The ,J.
Juslmcnt Of claims upon u.s.
JOHN FAWCETT. Pyesifest
DANIEL LAMB, Secretary. January l6 1871.
Board o. DIREcroRs.-..-John Fawcett Pys,,9,Bt
:. Bfody, John GoshOrb. Charles d. Knor, Richard
w Harding Samuel Necl. William Paxton. Jac,b
= Shuver, Samuel Sprgg, Directors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
Join Z. CIIRKE

(Sgcrrssor 10 Moore & C1qrEcO
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wl,eiiny Va.
N&I Ill continue the Forwarding and Commis.
w SION business ai the old stand OF Moore &
Clarke. on Monroe street Wheeling lie will de-.
vote his entire time; 10 the interest of his core,
PondeHis The patronage Of the customs Of the ,re
firm, and the public genera!lyis respectfully 30
iicitcd. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
EArlrar lrnn nnn

CAPITAL 100000.
NHlS company. being now duly organized, is
Il prepared TO make Insurance on every de-.
scnPton OF Fire and Marine Risks, such as Dwell
ling Houses. Store Houses &c. with fhoirconients.
Also Steam Boats, lat Boats and Keel Boats with
Their cargoes TO and from any pUri on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, or their tributary streams Ap.
piicntOn for Insurance to be made fur the present
at the Office ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar =. H. GREER. Secy. p. {
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

NIOTlCE.-The respective firms of Foryrh.
" Moore & Clarke, and Moore L Clarke Law.
ing been dissolved tho first on the st OF Nov 1910
The latter on the LIST March, 1871. The Undersigned
respectfully requests The attention Of the friends and
correspondents o. the aforesaid firm. 10 The card Of
Mr. John Clarke, his late partner VII G, IIt,nucs
the business in their old stand ou Monroe S. Wheel
iug. HENRY MOORE
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mar 2-ly.
IORNEROOK & DILLON,
PLUMBERS.

y w. oTncr of monroe and Fourth Sts
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURTHOUSE,
Where they carry on the House and Steamboat
PLUMBING, in all lis bran, hes
They have constantly on hand BydraEts. ofrari.
descriptions; Eaitcrs heulcs, Water Cos. Is. Path
Tubs. Hoi d Cold ShOlrer Baths. Retcrts for Bleach
ing Chemioa! APPARATUS Lead Cefias. Patent Bah
Heaters, Force aud Lif Pumps, L,aI Pipes If all
si;ss, SHEET Lead # aHy thickness. and lgOrked uB
into ong manner offoym.
~ Water conducted through Lcaden Pines,
from Springs to Dwelling Houses m the Country.
ALso-BEER PUMPS Il EAR ROOMS fixed up
to order; LEATHER HOSE.
SuPerIorPump. for country wells. steam engines,
&c &C.
az All orders thankfully Tscsiusd aud punctuaUu
attended 10. WHEELING Va.
Glue ScrapS taken IN exchange
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

~ z. HAWKINS. takes this taeihod of return.
~ ins Dos harhs % Che o.,zIs 1f Wheeling
9a1 sicim'g, i0r frl a..t patron 10 ybIcrf.ry
have e. tended toward H,n. end s.gs 40 s--rrI
iAer1 ihat nothing shII 5e vautrrg au ~ rav.,
- afford s1asiacuoa .albo uauOu- l.a..ls. of
bic art.
TIE blowing descriptions Of work v,.T be- sy-
cCuic0 lu 5's lei Iuf,T1r 20 nose. with r4stu.
81 .r ADD 'fspstch. SIGNS % every . rrr.1fr.r d,
Is.Ispa. 10. -s, window Blinds. f1 imitation az
Et1il-- Clues az LruUalaY.-- Nr...rrg tfa -.
ErEf1- Gfg.s, hrc Companies. Badge. FIa-
comic arr ODD ftii0wH'a GaLUgss, Aarous @ r.
Cas- f- hr1mr'.ing and Painting og ,,la.t. f1r
fiEr. uIrIuss cr1 .IefIr. classes Correct lrl.
taugnr 70 Wuru Ins Marble fancy ifun1r ....
SrE v BOAT PAINTING LkTT.E!Ns
and GLIDING cd Painting, CledHsCd re-
pared alc worms bod with care.
N Marking plates cat U The ncafcst man.
ner in brass. copper or Zine. specimens Of the
wors cen be ssen 90 80 ie5 Ais,1 sUe,.
a N EssHy ou tbc Identity aDd G.rcr.l R-sFur
n fsciion of fbe Humsn body. in SO. ~ the cy.
idoncrs fn favor 0f these important SUBJECTS ore
sonsCere 10 rclsuon, both b. Philosophy snd Scrip.
tore Bg stmuel Drew.
Tlfsais or the Bookstore Of
JAS. A. INGRAM
tasy ro l21 msn %
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a. AvERILL.
Botanic PhySfcfOsf,

Market Square, vest side next door 10 J. Chap
hhe d. Sons, MHEELisG, IA. will attend TO all
calls ~ the line Of his profession NTH pfomptnsss
aud hdely. All kinds # Botanic med cmnes care
iGt!y selected, and prepared with directions for
using. constantly on hand. SCI, OFF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
A CARD-BOARDING.

VI Would respect
iIiiy announce thot sho has taken the house re-.
Gently occupied h. Mrs Marks, a few doors below
ne Virginia Hotel The west side Of Main street.
Tor The reception Of gentlemen boardcfs and isuOv
prepared 10 accommodate with board end lodging
any who may ohOOso 10 favor her with their CON
pany.
No pains-iakiag shall be remitied on her part,
necessary 10 render her table attractive and arrooa
bic and apartments comfortable and pleasant
She will be thankful 10 her friends for the rat.
onago Of heir influence. sp 2O-n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
S''kely aud Sm.'r. for Comr.i ~ -


ii CohIND CLASS, Portrait q Picture Frame
X 4 mlnuacturer-Tho subscriber r,sae,tG,rr
informs he citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. f,f
he hHs commence. Iu connection Will lir E....r
hs..-ocss. tho Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture
Flame Gliding SC Iu c!lIfs rhas-IIs f.s r..
c1ged Mr. JAS RDbinepp. f-r The first ma.ul,e.
torres bro New Iars, whose workm0u.. Iuf. r.,-
To none in the Union, and is now prepared to on.
ocuic a. orders u tbat line. IT, will cousluiy keer
ON hand ON extensive asF0rincui Of LOOKING
GLASSES %. every description, BOZ Gilt and Mii9ga.
~ 1u4 Fancy Frames Picture and Portratt frames
male TO order O'd fnmcs ro~.R 8ad Gliding ofcy.
cry deception done IN tie bes;stvle.
JOY -. W RANSTRt'P
Avarf ft- r. U-rf...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
UNrrEp SrArEs EAs1. ..1...-..

UNITED STATES FAST MAI Lac
FROM WHEELING TO WooSTER oxro
bs way of kioant Plsssa,s.
$3.50 dir. Stoeionn FrsnSI;. -.
go EH&S pert New Philadelph,a.i Coca
Dover. S,rawshuig. Milton. Mount Eaton. Fdenb,,,
Wooster and Mansfield. Connecting with H.. Nj
Lines, TO Bucyrus. Ashand. NorSolk. sansnsls,
CITY, and cleveland. Leaves Wheeling 80.
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. nj 10 oc.oek M
and Wooster on Tuesday. Thursday end Sa,ur5,v
Passengers by tins line, viii arrive At either "a
in time to connect with The mail Lines running ,.,,
and west.
The pr. begs lcave TO tender TO the public h,-
rraieI gemenls for the liberal paronsr,
heretofore bestowed on his Line--and takes TIN. %
casion them. that no expense or attention
shall he wanting his part 10 render perfect and
tful satisfaction oil Who may travel ia bis line.
and having lately renewed his teams md placed
new coaches ON the road. he Hatiors himself thai
he will merit. aud hopcs 10 receive liberal Share
OF public patronage. For seats apply at tie Bar vi
the L. 5 HUicl.
J. A. MYERS. Proprietor.
! A. w. FLEMING. Agent.
mar -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

Il IVES oFTHE PRESIDENTS or TIE NJ.
IA TED SFATES.-Wilh Biographical notices
OF The sgne5s Of the Declaration 81 Independence.
ShCIoh"s OF he most remarkable events m ,he his
tory oil The country. Embci,.shcd with a portrait
OF eaenoi The Preside ITS and Forty-fvc ensrayiucs.
10y hooe'i w Lincoln. For sale 81 The bookstore
Of JAS a. INGRAM. No I2I, Main St.
up p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
REDUCTION IY TREIGITTS

IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN FREiGHTS
on PRODUCE
ANES OCnNNCR & co. have reduced
- irei-hts on Produce O., Baltimore and FbHs.
dolphin, aud are now i1rvar9Inr Tobrcco. Ron.
rDd Lari by ih"'r well known Patent Portable Car.
BODY Lines 10 either Oftho above cities al the low
Taie Of - cs per 100. Their extensive arrange.
mcnts eno5lo ihon i1 despatch 50 ions darl.. and
iney confidently assure the,- leads tina, eli rg,
signmcu's viii be shipped immediately -r their .-.
nvai 10 Pittsburgh without auy d.apg-.-.n..f
o'eam Too. rciEh'' paid. aud produce forwarded
iofee VI Commission, by cous.gnruy Io
1AATFE g. OCONNOR.
ap 29-lm Conner Penn a. WAYNE Sic Yris1rr-l,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

''-AN'A fA- ~ 4 u CITY IlttJ A
DELPHIA and NEW YORK Er,-..lrIj-,-,,
Speed! L. .. MAIL CHARIOV LI.NE---,r,r,
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through to Baltimore By Sop,rss,in A.
hours, II
the only line at that speed.
Leaves hte4!hS every morning Al 10 -
cioCk.-1akCstEe mani fail road cars n E,4.St
arrives hBatimOtG second m.Ip no - -. n
NheelnE,l takes mslI cars ara reaches b. IL
adcipEIa, Washington city, ere New YgyL -
day. -" Sl"lS
NEW EXP EDITION LINE. lea,s, Iy1..j.-..
very evening, reaches Frederick s-..,J -
ISE, takes the same mail cars Ia g'i,; 80
Washing. on, PhIlndel.. hIa or New. W '''4e'
RELIANCE LINE, l,ares ITRse!.7~ -.
nng, reaches Frederick second u.o.r,,.' -,
takes the morning IHs rail road GERS -, 80 -
BALTIMORE 'dlie sNsuIBg, AID proceeds =, 90
auelFhld or y. OTR lrAt morning. or A., .
'opuon OF passengers, takes the ey,uinS -
cars al Frederick. ''"s AlaII
The subscribers have 4 contract -;.L IL
ralitoao company 10 carry their mails 50 -,
sehSrrs rom Toder!cA, Gad every arrar re- -,
mas oSSh maze 10 insure comfort and -,
ny. Inc propTetoTs Of the above lIp..s r-'+!
upon INC route, !hsr personal sttru,in 60, a
10 me business anc one Ot them tUr Ell. -
aSent( WA always be fOELd ~ WI 80
W a. hl1gtOn, Pa. UnloEtowp fr,,F L,'.S'
HSSeTS.oV u, and FTederiCk.-in sddi,,r-, - -,
when travelling agents AZ crruIcyrd - -
duty - II 20 pass along the rou auass 80
peiintend the lines. 10
PRINTED rules and regulations for tboL,~,e,
pnsseIStrs, wall be furnished en- apBlicsr,I,, -
the Cuace on Water street, below : u,jJ g
at Vir-lnla Hotel. Wheeling. OF
april STOCkION. MOORE FAILS. r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
6ANk NOTE ENGRAVING.

bNNN NVIE ENIiKANINtI.
huRAND. HAMMOND \ MASON, Bank
~ Note Eugravcrs, Cincinnati. Ohio.
The subscrlb srs have a. ISOLATED themselves
toS u p, ior the suppose OF carrying on IN the Il
~ OF CIncInnatl under the above firm, the busl-
ness OF Bank Mole engraving add Printing H.
a . It's branches.
Having joIncl the entire stock Ct the two
establishments belonged to the undersigned
hey are enabled 10 offer u the banking InSritu-
'utlons OF the Ncs', an extensive variety of .Is-
neIteS. comb attons a.- VI her enheiilsum ats
un,quaicd in beauty OF design pnd eNecuu.u
Sank Note paper Of IN. Sest manufacture GOV.
lsrd always on hand.
Once n :. ,1rI.T Of Main and Fourth SITS.
DURAND ~ CO.. New " X.
HAMMOND & Ma SON, Cincinnati
may Al az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

NER COMPLAINr.-Curcd by the use or
AZ DR. H'richs Compound Strengthening and
APertni Pills Mr. William Richards, Pittsburgh.
Fa' entirely cured Of tbs above distressing dis.
use IT'S symptoms were, pain and weight IN
we leit side, loss Of appetite vomiting acrd e.
tuclauOns. a dIsientIon Of the stomach, sick
headache, fIrrcd tongue, coun,enauce Changed H.
elIfon color. difficulty Of breathing, disturbed
rect attended with a cough. great debility, wI'h
O,htr symptoms indicating great arrangement
~ ihe functions Of the liver Mr. Richards h1
me advice Of several physicians, but received no
Ieuei' u1ill using Dr. HafhCh's Medicine, which
ltIWinatet I'm ctisctnC perfect cure;
solph,a.
Also by JOHN FISHER.
np2a Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

~ Magazines aud News Popss
knickerbOckcr. New York IS sJyuane
New York Mirror.
Albion New York
Evergreen.
European.
Emlgrunt aud Old Counirvnsn
New Yorker qua.io So 10 Ito
New World q
Univer.al Yankee Nation
GEuhans Ladies & Gents Magazine 3
Iady's Book.
Saturday Evening Post
Baltimore Pairo, daily SO. triweekly.
Baltimore American 8.
litielrs Museum, 6
LiItcll's Select Reviews,
LiI,clls Spirit of Magazine & Annals.
Philadelphia Saturday Courier
Boston Notion.
Roberts Semi Monthly Magazine.
Hunts Msgazins.
Ladies' Companion.
feb JOHN II TIIONpSOS
] Belmont Chronicle MARSHALL Beacon copy To amt
| dollar and charge this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
David Tilton, Complainant

K9.eTi Clarke, .mnstTator % In Chspcsry
william Clarke, idCc,sssd, and
John A Gordon and william
birmingham. Of udauts
,ihc defendant Robert Clarke not having enter
cd hls ir9CarauCe and -iyen scrr-uv according
10 lHc uct OF assembly ans tHe rules Of tins Cour
and % appearing 1y satisfactory t.,,,f IA. III -
not an lnhabtant Of thIs Conference.-The
W'Ign OF complainant hy counsel. 10 Is ordered
quay lhe sald cCi q 90 appear bore at rules 10 be
h,ldin tho clerks office oTsald C,yr-f I,tbc ,r,t
OF June next enter his arpo rance. and answer
Ng complainant billiard that a COPY Of ibis
'IatT ,t iorhWlih inserted In some rl.saaUer
PI".'u in the rs OF Wheeling Tor Two months
sFccessIvcly, ana rosf,a az the front soOr of The
Court fuuse OF OHIO county.
"A copy tesfc.
ALEX. T. LHIDGEY. Clerk.
ELIknIv nmL Sm-,n. for InmI-t - N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
fAIENT CORN PLANTER.
. CTGGERTSSotH2 SS.'9Ga F3f2irss
DC, FOR !, SALE BY NJ. REiLLY.

IVI' "NIsF Hf VI. MILL Y
a DAMS PATENT Kaughpbv Min No -.
Z n lake new article snd lust tho a., -.
s s.ea'n bnni' public houses and private e..
he'o mills ore constructed upon plan ep,i,,r,.,.v
enDricing principles which give Them .r,c,i 60
over every other KIDD ofCOheo mill. Tici, e19.
se,e,'o OF use durability Of make. AID rap,Ji,y n
' eAocul'9n challenge comparison Warrsn,,J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

H NOR RENT.-Oue small h,pse ir = NIL Ho,,, .,
Il Centre street East Wheeling. Rent noder,,.
enquire OF JOHN FISHER, l33 Nam 81.
mp %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

y Nv NOFELS-'rhe History oia Fir: Re.
"a lated 10y herself in two volumes
FOR sale at The Bookstore o! JAS. \. INGRAM,
may Nol2I, Min ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITT,

TION.-Tho Office ofthe Wbecl.p, g,
inSslnsLtutIoR has been removed 20 tb,S -
Grange Qihceo Dir JohE NJ Clarke Vi ain srIcet
second door below the Merchants & Nl'.,esI
Bank. - 'S"aAICs
The following are the terms upon wb,cL Do-
pcs tesare received rs tbIs Institution.
, Transient Depostes received as in thar
Banks. - ." 'HeE
Ga special dcpositcs, or sums subject =.
uIawai "a days notice interest will be a, the
rate oil per cent per anuUm.
A Al, days notice st3 l-2Psrcent,
At months" & -
r... nc saiSS proportion ate interest will be al
lowed on dtpOsItcs made for specifeL -, o.
lllne as Oh aePoses subject to tie above pey,5Js
i ne business houTs OF he Institution a-eCrop
CIocK VII IL A NJ, and from 2 tili4p M -,
Tor ne accommodation Of trnslrT,t dc,ns' - -
cheeks "lli be cnshed and deposites WI be- 20.
ceiyed at any nme before and after these Lo1Is
at the option Of the Treasurer. -' "ouiS
aD ~ T.. W GREER -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

ATlGir LAMPS Newly invented nichl
~ Lamps, which will burn Tor , years, wi,hou,
Il wick lust received aud for sale by
m 81 JAMES MELLOR. 20 Union ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

M ATCHES MATCHEsn-Go,c,.'s superior
w FnciIon Matches, just received aud fer sale
by JAMES MELLOR, &c Union ST.
m %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

NlLDlNG IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES =
~ Harbour Co, respectfully informs Tho CHI.
zens OF Wheeling aud vicinity that they arc nro.
Pafeu 70 make Gilt frames Of every description a,
short notice W." O.
hnd ~ style equal to any in the western conn.
ny. nose waning frames Of The real Mini dfor
HBc Va. dec 5-tf NV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

- TIBRCES Of Rice. go1d article received on
- consignment and Tor sale 10y
an - JACOB & MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

r. \ ERNiAN SILVER Dressing aud Pocket
SE' Combs, also Ivory and shell ditto
Hp27 JAMES MELLOR 26 Union ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

Il NODDRIClIS series of school books. Elcc.!c
W no. jus. received end Tor sale hy
"u - RO.3 q STEPHENSON RI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

' lSyil\lA; AZ rules held va Iue Ciorks Dihce
OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and C,bso-
Gerry, iyT the county VI OHIy IA the month of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

- 4 BBLS y . MOLASSES Received per
- II ; Glo,tcr on rn Is.- umcn'. md CIR sale
by NJ p JACOB - MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
PERIODICAL AGENCY OFFICE.

JANIS SrEFHENsuN's Book SroRE.
received Tor The following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

I'd & J. J. YARNALL. have Just received
W. and are daily receiving from The Eastern
cues sarge and general assortment Of Fashion,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

! - HiiDS Sugar IL store cad Tor sale By
d - ap JACOB g. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

Eil,GtNlA--IN CHANCEEY--At rules held m the
Clicks ofiCeu; the Circuit Superb, Court Of
Law and Chancery Tor the county of Chi,. IN tbs
muaiu O. iurIl l-I.
" ARGUS Wilson's Representatives. and john Cos
horn, CCmll..uautS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03
BOOTS & SHOES

!" winch hey respectfully invite the attention o
their friends md the pub!ic-all Of which will b,
sod holesale retail. upon as favorable terms "a
they can he had in this city
81 In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

NEW BOOT a SHOE STORE.
No' loo Nam ~. corner cf .Norkst AHcy,, ia the
Store Room formerly occupied by
WAl. CHAPLlNE & SONS.
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OPPONII,ION

Vie IrOpTlGlOIS OF the above lra nC
Il Stages inform the travelling cou,nr,;,,
IN general. that arrangements have been made =,
uthorslng them 10 receipt ssengers thrnucb 20
Philadelphia via Baltimore al a Il, a fsre s,L.
has over been Offered To the public between 80
Ohio River aud the East. IL is also rho saf'.,
most pleasan, and expeditions route. Thev hati
also IN use the Superior Patent Bow Sori-s
oaChCs, which IA point Of ComioIt ~ sst.,y ~,
cccds il0thers ~ use. Their horses are ~ ~.
best Jersey b God not eNcelird hy .uy ,r 10
u; States, They are running on the reaI rom
Wheeling To Frederick, where they couo,rr q, -
:he Railroad Cars for Baltimore WasL,,g,r,,
CITY, Philadelphia aud New York. -"
plLO! LINE leaves " he elinr syc,, ,,,,,,,=-
at : o'clock-reacheS FTcocfIck Fecouy Ino,,',,,,
and takes the morning line Of cars. s,T,y,n~s,,
Baltimore IN time TO take the me of ca,s -
Phll adeh hiaur N,w ok. ~7 -
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wtc,r;,,o.,-
- afternoon-lca, hes Frederick scran5 ,y >
and takes the mail line OF cars, in,nIeriot,I, 80
Baltrsore, where they arrive IN time IN ~ -
morning line oi cars for PhilaCelpnls md NJ
York. ~ ""S ~"
- The above lines. for speed a.d safety. xor. -
liesSd not 10 DO surpassed by aay stag. In. T..
the L. States. '4eS IA
SJRlclag positively PR hiii.sJ
5TOihc- first door above tuu Irri,od Co..
hot, h.eilrg, Va. ~'9H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

NItIINlA-IN CnANCERy-Ai rules held IN the
Clerks uE.sc OF the Circuit SupcI ior Court Of
Law aud Chancery for the county Of Ohio IN IN,
month of April lsi..
William l. TysOnCOmulainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

Tho article as prepared by NJ. Dumas rn,
made IN the laboratory without reference to cost ab
sOlutcly Pure.-oct 5-ic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-03

Thomas J p Penroncy Platof Zane Ely Dor.
gg., ant Mary l. hiS wife, late guard ans Of sud
Pldton /1Ho samuel SprgE. and Charles ~
Knox ITrs tees for sand P iat0E EbeneLer Zane.
sWwvlng lmIHlslTatOr with thcwi,l nuexed Of
Moan zane ceC--sCd 1.d the said Ebeuezer,
On his own right and Henry Moore and James
CJohn stOu, Trustees for said Ebeu,zaG Zane
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-03-18

The New Hotel.-This establishment
was sold, yesterday morning, by Messrs.
Gan, & Mortimer, by virtue Of mortgage
to the Bank ofthe State, under the "Act
for rebuilding the City Of Charleston" or
fire loan act, and was purchased BY the
City Council for the sum of SS4,622.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-23
TUESDAY, MARCH 23, IS41.

SUNG the course in which he Sc; oui, he would have
been sure 20 have attained It. Bot the disciples Of
Christ were poor, and had no prospect Of worldly pos.
sessions. And then, too, Paul's whole course gives
the lie to this suppositon. He would receive nothing
for his services. "Eyon unto this present hour VIC
both hunger and thirst, and are naked, and are buffet
ed. and have no certain dwelling place. and labout,
working with our own hands" See > Cor. XII. II.
| Thess. H. 40. . 1bcss. III. 5. Acts Xxx. 30, 81
Was n credit or reputation There was no wav in
which ne could have so perfectly defeated his object.
The Christians were everywhere spoken against.'-
The founder of Christianity had been publicly cNccut-
cd as a maleiactor. His immediate followers were a.
lterate fishermen. They had no accomplishment TO
give them popularity. Their miracles were asctibed
To magic: and themselves were universally despised.
To ioin such a community was not the road TO reputa-
ton. Distinction and emlncnce he might have attain
ed, had he remained with the Jews. Bot IN becoming
a Christian. he became one among n set OF men who
were regarded 'as the filth Of the world and the of
securing of all things
Colld The lore Of poeer have led him to take this
stepi Power over whomi Over a body Of mon already
marked out for slaughter; a body Of men, poor, perse-
cuted and despised. and with whom no man could join
his fortune without expecting 60 meet with stripes, lm-
p%risonment, and death. Had Saul remained a Jew, he
might have obtained unhoundcd influence and power,
but IN abandoning the Jews and cspousing the Chris
tian cause, he most efiectuallv and forever defeated
this object. His conduct, however, through the whole
period ofhis life, shows that he was never influenced
by such a motive. He declares himself 'less ,haa the
least of all saints" He never attempted TO lord it
over any one. His language is, tive preach not our
seices, but Christ Jesus The Lord, and ourselves your
servants, for Jesus sake
Now we say that nothing that infidelity can suggest
can account for the sudden conversion of this individ
uaL IL is a perfect enigma and riddle, and utterly at
variance with all the known laws and operations Of the
sacred page furnishes; and then all appears clear, lu-
minous, and manifest as open day.