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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

IPCBLC No 81
Pensions WV P'ymeht Of Navy
BE % enacted. sc. That The sum n m. h.u,
w lify.nne ih0usand cir hundred and s,,n..
dollars nnd SIX cents Is hereby nnpron,.,.J y
alu on o. any money IN the Treasury moi ot6,,,
app'oPnaied ir the payment Of pension. ooJ vs.
Pay chargsable on ne navy pension 6,nJ p,a 1ni-
i"a' al widows Or children Of al naval 49,
w m,''nes now deceased. and entitled ~
receive % make proof ortbcir pensions MT, ~ %
" ~ Uiira OF March. eighteen hDnJrod al a.,
shan receive The Same until Inc cl,.s ~ ~
new session Of Congreu; bot no widow :, ehg M.
~ uy ha.ai oficor seaman. or marine - -
'eI'ai'er die shall be entitled % any pension =. 10y
u my % any provision in he saiJ act
&C. . And be % further enacted. Tb,, NJ,
una % marine entitled 10 q pension Gom ~.
pension fund, who receives rav Gom ~. -
~ 'te'-ury shall receive more nom m. - -
p salicient % make The whole amoyof ,.es;v
= Io'' '''h me abovo-samed sources s.n,l N fbo
~ nAed ~ law ir he grade % which ibo oqiee,
eaI"'n' % marine may belong. a. an officer IN ire
.IN''es I" winch he may BE- engaged during Inc
''' ~ 'hal NJ ofbcer shall receive p1y M he slmo
t''h ass pcnsionof ADD On saiecf on service
Hlif'fcd Angus rs fgft.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

ENCRUClATlNG MoDESrY.-Jamcs Speed.
a candidate ior tho Legislature in Louisville. XIV,
has published n card in the papers. which concInIs.
as follows: IL will state that am n candidate and
viii be until the voters themselves decide the mat.
ter and expect the support Of the generous Wings
who know aud feel the necessity Of rewarding
merit"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
THE TRUE STORY or

mere Slahsptare's self with ev'Y garland crDwn'd.
Flew 10 those fairy chimes. his fancy sheen.
In musibg hour. his Maynard sisters found.
And with their terrors drest the magic scene
+ rom Them he sung. when mid his bold design.
Before the Scott, afflicted and aghasi,
The shndowy kings Of Blnquo's hted line.
Thro' the dark cave in gloomy pageant past.
COLLINS.
The reign Of Malcolm tho Second was NOT only
usn"guiShed by foreign wars. buI by civil contests
oe'ween nvai chiefs. Finlech. the Maormor. ar
Ihone Of Ross. and the father Of Macbeth. Vas a.
sassinaied in the your 1920; about Twelve wear.
a'ler' Aaolhridge, the Maoruor of Moray. was in
revenge for FInlechis murder. burnt within his co..
tie with fifty Of his men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
SOMETHING WORTH xNov,N c-r,s,py

SOMETHING WORTH KNowIN6.7gweDv
oil the members Of the Convention whict ttessed
the Constitution Of the United Staies we're sasn-
beers Of Congress when the act ~siablihinElh s 6nf
Bank Of the United Sraies was us~.ef>a<only sx
OF them voted againsi IL In the dsbass pas
sage. ~Elbridge Gerry. "a prominent Democrat. Vice
President under Madison.) who had been \ member
OF the Convention, declared that "he ihoupht ihat
Congress was rs competent to establish a National
bank' as either House was 10 adjourn from day to
day." "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Journal having been read and corrected by
making tho maturity uppn the Bankrupt Bill four
instead OF hve. hc House proceeded TO consider
FoRTIFICATiON BILL.
The Foriiication Bill was Tho main business IN
der ccnsldera ION in the House OF Representatives,
aud IN of The Whole.
The adjournment was ut an early hour.
Much miscellaneous business was transacted du.
ring the day IN the reception Of memorials aud in.
important Resolutions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
THE RESULT or THE FIgcrioy

The Wing clniidato Cor Govemnr h cI.c,otL b..
a moJouiy Of about three thousand VOTES. Tbe,. .y
sH o. eight counties from winch We have NOT ,efy,o.
90 TAR e. concerns The Governors elecf,o. br,
ihese VIII not maternity vary the above.
lu The senate. which consists Of n, ,,,y. Go,
members. ue opposition have thirteen All m,
Wings twelve. ' u"u '"'
Inc House Of Representative ronsis,s AZ soyo,,.
hvo merabors, Of which We have be,ct n ..ycn,g
lour, 70 wii--thiuy eight Whiqs and tb;,,, ii, ~
's'lon. should he counties oC tt.r;t,an ~
Aia'on return q Wing. our mijortv 4, ~. H.
WI pc ihreo-and on JOINT ballot. tvo Ga ~.
contrary sb0ulda L0ooiocD be returned -
have 2 majorty Of one in The II,uso All
30 q ne on joint alIot-INasbyuIo B1nps, VII
: Or PROPERTY BY THE Arr srr,,
iOAl DiSASfERS-The shipment. af
u'1e ~ ihe IRE 70 Chicago. MIwaubio $50
PoHs were valued az about $4,000. ~,
.m'sraniso hoard are supposed 10 have b.I
\ 70 ihe amount Of $4,000. The b,.,
''VOOO The cargo fine new s,sr,.,
90 shaEged at Plumb Point. consisted of
'.'Iei' Of Flour. 26O0 PIGS cfLead no b,gs
u ao'ocoo, 100 sheep. Tn io,g,snc. ~.
~ "g iyo stock mostly escaped iv swim
'nlng iho leal unI emo o1ber o.,
'N' .h' l1st 81 Considered t,,.t
fchruiclr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

u will te seen that Mr. Sergeant has offered 10
the House another bill for a fiscal agent. The prin-
objections we see Ia this bill are the reduction
Of the capital aud the changing Of branches TO n.
We must. however, sec the bill itself be.
we can express n decided opinion nm tbem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
From he Clgrk5vrr NJ,

10 The Convention 10 be held la this place ON
'he o'h OF September next. will commence IFS ses.
sun VI a presbyterian church. At 3 o'clock A.. NJ.
OF the day appointed. Delegates To- the Gomez.
uon' on their arrival in Town, will please rey;s,c,
Their names AT BirIletI's Hotel. rs Delegates FINN
Their resPcctIveicounres, where Ihey will be waited
uPon' aud conducted TO ihei: several places nj
lodg ng.
Ccu1,lcs Of A..u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

We perceive that Mr.. Rives, in his desire TO rem
DER himself conspicuous, has opposed renewed ac-
ton upon the bank bill at this session. we trust
IN mercy that he will not succeed in h. wishes.
aud that he may never again find his way into Inc
Senate from virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

Oh! drink not that cup. III is maniling.'' YOU say.
But Will barter conientrneni for sorrow
On! drink not, for Henry, the bliss of today
Will not VISIT your bosom TO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

Ihai cup, ih"ugh a glowing enchaniment IL pour,
Conceais. "h The hearts deepest anguish,
On! want iil The sparkling aliuremenl is DER,
And then IFS seducIions will anguish.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

On. drink not that cup-raiher dash il nway
Reckless youth, It will nourish your sorrow
Oh drink mot, for Henry. the bliss of to-day,
Will not visit your bosom tomorrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
THRUST SALE OF A yAITN0Ir
TAVERN SrrANn- D. -,.

OF trust executed by Sarah Beck dated the 5ti dov
o. March 1888. and now Of record in The Clerks
e"vv OF ONO county 10 secnro a debt 10 Henry
Madden. ] shall on the The 2Ist dav of Augn,, -
Al me Con1 house IN Wheeling. sell IN that certo;n
tract or parcel Of land on little WbeeIipg
creek IN the county Of Ohio, on The Ma,
uonoi road adjoining lands Of Ebcnezer McK;nIsy
John Maxwell. and others, IL being The same tTnSt
o. land which AbTnm Beagle. and was conveyed to
us sarah Beck and Is believed TO contain ihrec a.
eres 8 quarters. aud IS perches.
The lille il believed 10 be good. but s.I;o, -.
'usiee' shall only sell such title rs I have.
The said Tavern is now in the possession Of tho
"nS". T. JACOB. Trustee.
Der ls. ls4I. ''P'"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

The zephyrs that wanion and wake up the dawn.
The bloom Of the moss-roses cherish
lheir beauty invites you-beware of The thorn,
Lest your bliss in the graspiug should perish.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

farihke OF The nectar afforded by Heaven,
Pure wafer is free from all SORROW;
ny Mercy the gush Of The fountain was given,
To cherish the hope Of tomorrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

NhUSTEES In pu-su,pce NJ, A.
y cree made by the Circ7it Superior Court Of
la ' snd Chancery for ihc county Of Ohio. aftho
last Spung term. thereof, the undersigned viii
on Thursday The 2lst day Of October nerf n, T.
JoqIl hoese ~ ne sad eoun ", proceeC 70 cell 10
ne highest and best bidder the premises in tbc
SAID decree mentioned aad referred 10. thai is m
say' SIX certain lois situate In the addition 10 the
f. 49, NJ 81 Nhechng, commonly called
ted on the plattof the said addition Nv The 5nm.
tLi, W ~, ipe, ,Io9, and 40, beng the
~ 2 loiso i eropnq ~ which arc erected, tbe cx-
,snsiye and valuabic Flint add Crown Glass
Works, la'ely carried on bv Ritebics ~ Wiiso1
Tor n more particular dcscriotion NJ ,,bicb s,.J
" eInlses, Ieicft pce may be had 10 a certain deed
ol Iusi executed ~ y &Crair Richie Il. their
respective wife 20 the undersigned' hearing do,e
on me y day Fl OctJber in The ve4r m orr n ord
80, sue recorded %. the cltrk's Office Of Ohio
o9gntys on or about the sams day.
The terms n said sale will be. one sixtb If ,ho
,otgnaSe money t0bC paid boz hand and a. residue
~ ,qlet use -mcnts upon a credit Of SIX, tw I've
.lu tiNhieen nonihs, The purchaser 10 give hands
Tor the unpaid insialmcnis with GOOD secv,,ty III
'eartng interest from the date If said sale.
aug ~ CAMPBELL
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
viriuoofa deed ofirust executed by Charlie
- Ensoll snd wife. and Francis Plontcn -
70 he subscriber dated the let day Of AupYst
20, and now Of record in the Clerks Office 81
county court IN book 4. page 2fs. 7 sbsif
rogood on Monday The 4th day Of October ts4i,
q the Court hOnso Of said con MY, IN the civ Of
Wheeling, % sell 20 The hiehest and besf 49,
u that valuable tact or parcel Of land on which
be extensive glass ware factory iafelv occun@.t
y Messrs Enstll and Cuihbcrt. and noro recent
I By Mcssrs Enscli and stewart is ereCfed 80
her wi h the buildings and imnr gy.n,cr,. ~
n, and me valuable coal PRIVILEGE. aftscLs9
hereto, t9ra more particular descrptoo n al
.nl.h reference D. hereby made % said deed al
Ihe htle 10 the above described propertv -
efod TO- DC good, bot selling ts Trustee. 4 vii
1y eohYe such tile asis invested In IN
s9, ~ s BRADY.
Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
FOR TINES.
OH! DRINK NOT.
a SONG,

DEDICATED To THE " YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLE.
MANS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY or WHEELING"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

THE yETo MESSAGE.

v MORNING, AUGUST "a lSh'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23
VOL. Il. NO. 1a.
Thai challenge tha, Barnsby took then, Ell -

said John.
Enclosing slip OF paper with the measure of his
sword upon H. II bet guinea" answered the little man.
. We know what sort OF gentleman Mr Haredale is Yor
have told what Barnaby SAID about his looks when he
came back. Depend upon 1t, IN right Now, mind"
The flip had flavor till The tobacco had been
duel in that great old rambling up stairs and the
best bed ordered already for the wounded man,
.'Woud be swords or pistols now - said John.
"Heaven knows Perhaps both,' returned Solomon.
" The gentlemen swords and may easily have pistols
in their pockets-moS likely have, indeed II they fire
each other without effect, then they II draw, and go
work in earnest"
shade passed Mr. Wilet's face he thought OF
broken windows and disabled furniture, but thinking him
sell that of the parties would probably be left alive 70
pay the damage he frightened up again.
And them said Solomon, looking from face TO tace.
then shall have OF those stains upon the floor that
never come ou'. Ii Mr. Haredale wins depend upon it,,
it IL be deep one; if he loses II will perhaps be
deeper still, for he III give in unless he s beaten
down. We know him better, en- ~
Better indeed =" they whispered all together.
As TO its being got again., said Solomon
tell you ii never WILL be Why, do you know that 1T
has been tried at certain house not acquainted
with -
The Warren :" cried John. s'No, sure -
Yes, sure-yes. Ii s only known by very few II has
the board away but there They went deep, but It
went deeper. They put boards down. bdtthere was
great spot that through STILL and showed Itself IN
the old place. And-harkye-draw nearer-Mr Geofirey
made that his study and sits there always, with h
foot Gas have heard upon and he believes through
thinking of it long and very much that it will never fade
until he finds the who did the deed"
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23
CHANCES Al BELGIUM.

(Froa a new Belgium, by J. f. Tcnncnt n. P)
ANIyAruRr MASrFACToRY.-Clas by the bcach-green,
we entered windmill for grinding bark, and short dis
lance from IT, another of the primitive ediccs was at
full work. crushing rape oil never saw such immature
anuactcry-in little apartment about ten feet square,
the entire process carried the extent OF tor OF
seed Welding aboU: So gallons OF oil per day In one cor
uer seed being ground between pair OF mlloneS
in another pouadcd by beams shod with IRON,
which were raised and fell by the motion OF the wind he
material was then roasted in iron pan over charcoal ra
till the oil became dsengaged by the heat and was then
crashed bv icing ncosed bags enveoped IN leo
Their cases and placed in grooves into winch he wosdeh
wedges were driven BY the force OF the machinery the as
drop oil thus forced bya repetition OF the process
and rho residue Of the seed which forth in cakes fat
and as hard IS stone laid side to be sold tor
manure other purposes
WOODEN SHoEA mandatory sa6ots was attached to the
back mill and sold for hyepcnce and sXPence pair tor s
largest size half that for those suited 10 cldren
Ssre the introduction Of these wooden shoes would be
great the comforts OF the irish peaSaty as we
as n branch of employment IN their manufacture. An
expert Flemish wormen finish pair within an hour and
with care they will last for three months -Four PAIR N thick
wooen seeks be along with them cost eighteen
pence that for four shilling poor man might be dry so
comfortably shod for twelve months In winter, especaly
weather when working IN moist ground ney
are infinitely 10 be preferred and although the shape may be-
clumsy. (though this respect the Flemish are superior
the French at least. graceful as the hanakea
foot and coued shoe of the Irish absrer doubt nuch,
however whether the people, though ever so sas'ea oA
their advantages would get their association OF arbi
ary power and brass money with the use OF wooden shoes
The RAILWAY LINE FROM BRucEs TO GnEST-The rail-
road from Brases to Client for the entire way WITHIN
ew and frequently along the bank of the canal which con-
meets the two cities and which occasionally presents greater
beauty than prepared expect Its waters ioide ovr
with the broad leaves OF the waer and Varegated Win
flowers and these of the yellow bog beam and its steep
banks covered with asse OF the lowering rush he road
passed through copses cultivated Tor ana
planted with the oak the chestnut and the weeping orch'
with here and there broad patches OF frs and hornbeam
But the beauty of the long lines of ornamental trees which
enclose the road and sometimes border the canals in Elan
crs much impaired by the fashion of Pollardg tops
for the purpose Of fuel.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23
STEAMSHIP LION ON AN EXPERIMENTAL TRIP

Orr SANDY Hook, April I9, 1871.
Appropriate remarks made by several gentlemen
Mr. Joseph Wood said argument strongly IN FAVOR
Of the manufactures of this country that foreign govern
ments should send here for instruments OF war; oie-
sye and defensive. This ship and her sister the Eagle
were only compliment 10 the manufactures OF tns
country, but peculiarly complimentary 10 the ndiVio-
uas who had been able produce fair specimen OF
naval architecture and smooth working an engine ae
if any encouragement were needed by our mechanics
stronger incentive could De had than the exhiDloh ~
day witnessed by u.s.
Gen Chandler remarked that he took deep interest i
all that related to the manufacturing skill OF our country,
and the advantageous employment Oh us idpoi 'net Nc
pleased with these specimens OF our country Piou
on and had doubt they wenld equally please ne
ties contracting as no one couid view 'hehi WIZ" 80
ings OF pride and pleasure -, oa
Gen. Talmadge being called upon said ne asi ssS
with the remarks made by the gentleman who had
him. This country might be considered IA fron, infancy
lated and distinct from all othes we sprang llol' -
ato manhood beginning where others lett on or -
ADVANCE having by inheritance the ull penss o;l,sa
vanccd state OF the arts and sciences Oh ''e
world. :.;J any oe;,;o, !,
r. is answered uiunphantly by these specimens Oh an,
Agan who taught the Danzg no" ilouF siouio NC MAUI
no.,c,be rnillers of Rochester ana so IN many daaP-
. ;ncs 70 the advancement Of our happiness and
ft and these benefits only 10 be attained by los
onr manufactures and societies Ike our American
ts.;tnte which tend encourage them 1t has oeen
ca ii that these vessels steamers we know phela
i as articles of domestic manufacture for pacic pun
u ps Their application hereafter, whether for war or
merchandise is at the option of their few weeks
since in Havana asked how is IT, that you oana
hos of war in America that may De hereafter useo
voprseiv.s ~ The reply was simply this We may fur
5sh other Governments the implements CT war but our
cano,rv spone for herself alone very material item
. TO- 10y, - nss, hem Evening Signal.
Lyg-n Longfelows Hyperion, that casket Of rare and
r ; Gems we have the following beautiful moral de
duced from the story tie hero Look not naournalS
~, II comes not back again. Wisely improve The
nv :, ;o thine Go forth to meet the ,hadowy Future
I.ho,,, senr and with uaany heart.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23
CHAPTER II.

There was tina, night the regular Maypole
customers, each whom he struggled in TO occupy
his allotted the chimney corner, John, with most
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29

MUSIC & VARIETY STORE. Union ST.
TENllE subscriber keeps constantly on hand gen.
eral assortment Of Musical Instruments, where
Bands can he supplied al eastern prices adding
transportation from the seaboard, ulsp Gemln and
American Piano iorics from the most cclehraied
makers and warranted TO stand IN any climate Piano
Music and Instruction Books for all Instruments VIC
lns Accordons, Flutes; Flies. Drums Violin strings
Clnriouet reeds. Blank Music Paper &c &c also a
variety Of staple goods, consisting in part Of Vest
and Suspendcr Buttons Pearl and Bone DO for Shirts
White and assorted spool and skeins thread, patent
do, Sewing Silk, Needles of all kinds, Shell and
Horn combs Of various patterns, Fine and Redding
do. with variety of other articles too numerous "a
mention, and which will he sold nj fair prices The
subscriber would respectfully invite The citizens am
, country Merchants 10 Gull and examine his stock
mar Ply, J. MEIJOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29
INSH RANrE

=
ID fSKS will be taken by The FIRE e. MARINE
ININSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
az he forrest raiesOn--
Buildings Of all kinds. stone. brick or wooden and
their contents
Stenrnboais; factories; mills, 6e,
Furniture.
And mercnnndze sf al kinds.
And against al dangers attending the transport.
alton Of goods ON rivers, lakes, seas, canals aud
railroads.
For the character Of the company as 10 prompt.
fude and hberaify iH he adjustment and payment
Of tosses.-wo beg leave 10 refer 10 the merchants
Of this place and elsewhere who have had the adj
Jusiment Of claims upon us.
JOHN FAWCET-T. Presilest
DANIEL LAMB, Secretary. January rs, 1871.
Board OF DiRECTOns.---John Fawcett Pyssdegf
- Brady. John GoshOrn, Charles ID. Rnor, Ricbo,5
w. Harding. Samuel Neel. William Paxton. Jaeob
;. Shriver, Samuel Sprigg. Directors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29
INSURANCES.
wEsTERN INSURANCE. CoMPA.

WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL s500,000.
WIS company. being now duly organized. is
u prepared 10 make Insurance on every de.
scripiisn Of Fire and Marine Risks, such as Dwell.
ling Houses. Store Houses, &c with their contents
Also, Steam Boats. Flat Boats and Keel Boats with
their cargoes. TO and from any pOrt the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams Ap.
PicaiiOn for Insurance 10 be made for the presen,
at the Office oflhe Wheeling Savings Institution
mar +. IT, GREER, Secy. p. {
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29
REMOVAL

II ME Office No I'll ST Clair street Pittsburgh Pa
/ has been discontinued. and tho medicines for
merly sold at that Office. viz:
DR. Harlich's Pills. DR. Leroys Female Pills, Or
Paris Soothing Syrup. for teeihing. DIR Cs1's I'm.
brocaiion, and DR. SwayRes Compound Syrup or
Prnnus Virginiana have been removed, and are
now for sale, IN large small quantities 10 suit pur
chasers by. CURTISS e. co. General Agents
Al their Office in st Clair street. directly opposite
the Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh Pa
Vs. Agents, Physicians. Druggists. md others.
promptly supplied by forwarding their orders as
above. These medicines are also for sale by
OP JOHN FISHER, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29
WHEELING BOTTLINC CELLAR.

HEORGE HARTLEY respectfully informs
" The public that he has opened his cellar. for
houling Hugh Clark g. Cos. Superior Pale Ale and
Brown Stout. exclusively, at his old stand on Water
street, few doorsnorIh Of the United States Hotel
haveing recently ordered a large additional supply
Of best Bristol bottles. he will DO able 60 furnish
persons DESTROYS ofhaving rich sparkling ale equal
10 any thing 10 be had in the Malt line any where
"a any qnantIiy from dozen 20 groce and erspect-
fully soliciis the public patronage.
As u hos become a common practice here M well
81 elsewhere 10 endeavor 10 palm uyOn the public
washy-iroihy inferior ale s Hugh Clark a. Cos, he
nos been compelled 70 label his boulesin order TO
prevent such Observation-Disclosures unless the bot
Tie has Hugh Clark & Co's name upon tit is not
70 be considered the genuine article. up 2O-1m