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MRS. c. REID and Daughter have

VI removed th~ir BOARDING ami DAY >Cilool
or.l ari- Iatsc rom Fcurtr.nt->;r-i 10 lst toOf>t
,,r ;!.t Parade Grouu. lew doors '',>t al
III Snr;ar Tern " n cirlni.r ~, i, -iif=nf Nsrril
B,>t., tii. S.an BFas.s t Boarding = ,-1t. t-rr-
ai>o separa:t Department. eEclu>iNtIyztur l.Ir
v r-,refabl, III. ,trCt' attention iitl
ri is,G> instruction. and the cglt.ya ton unfn
TIL. >tstuilpn urI.r=thc tn;t-' sIu.rlu"Dirtct 81
Nh Krl Tie r!,f@r,.rr nloasratrl he hr> % .h'i
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gLASSlCAI#and Commercial Scmina-

rs, 55i foadv ISL V. ! hu%> ,I'H'.
fully nlDr.- h i-.,d. .li, ' ruid,t that. on l' id,t
MAY n.yt II r.jp.c III. Cia..cR and Com.rta
Dns - from his ll..il r,,{cnr, li Ai,c" street, ~
an! uoiinU> dwelling house. 5Si Broad
WAY. !iIrrr doors above Srrlug~trcct.
NJ. How trusts ia, the rrpuailon b. Ia, sustained dur.
M presided over h. late establishment.
The Woos!Hrn Institute. viii render aIy prote>>ot a
further than 10 a,-uft Il>irl"nd'
.i! 10" 1c 1853" liz OF .nuu, idCta rii.
..r=s.izir o;.rllta,,. u hn. wiisi Il hn> hl,hsrtn
t'l. -.i,.,Nor. i'irIly L, c"rry 'i;n
0r3er5iiu;r ai rtri> apir M uw, (hctpr. tie ~
Nat.i ~ - r,>Hlr,ltr, Ia Ncrcc::.;r,.rt.
J T. Nrl .witl 1,ir 4 Eoflicn a5i. .ri,2rc ,..lts
~ i:s,tti .lu. ,s!, Ia,,E r. Oeriie:. and i.
rr,.ei lu':ioia i.e .,," .c, .lal may be preferred.
Mrin,. ~.iutI ..j, .iiy tlir attention. ri rheo
o2i and L;N, ,!"n'> u TN 'y-it 'il's adotic' ir
iii. O,epr'auc JILn'u incrai ruhcnt".r
l. nc ut MIR lio, Ia M tie -;Ity OF I'M. MT rhiii
....lop-sIrnr r ' NISp. than ar, practice al me-
,ff7-i.r, rul,..
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MEDICAL
N0TIcT TO RlspTlRfsD PER

n VIICF. q 1T J Z INfi-V nv
so~S-DL-N &. III IL. Sa=I .,-s= -tr.tf.=i,t,s
Iioi,,..N.. Nnrk-fcrtn, 3ittttF! z,'1}t' u
rely ur.,i tn. h- =iInrup.ts' "..t't' ~
,-l,,af,un cice,4 Sy Etot, M ,fttirf
nj Ia. numerous agents tic s.t. l}Ni.' - ' no.
>t,c>-rl-tnS tuusi he ca!G u ','t.;r tie is'ca is
ri pr. Halls rrii>r. -, II tzN ..as,. q. Do
tu N writing. Ntin.. ulr~ riy,n'. 10 .4t,, Oh
.,es5a Di.linil guarantees rr>t5 Mi "Ai;i's
r,-u = cail rt h nti.s,.r 81 ts- ~
not ri,tIcI a1, l-Fits,.it ~ sic IL '.ce>''iN
OF yv,.ar.E -y tr-. ~r'.v' is' q p ~ atsg, : -
,,,,,,.l on fc5n OF i.f SOC s- cure
what, c,-E', ic F5pti5' tlse toaE7i ef-
tiica,aeu.
Children nnl~r ,~-lv~ aa5yyr'is earc. ett.
ou nr'hrr r''.I'>t=i'9fl i- 60, ~ ths - "a
,ltca cur s,,u fndrr i5n'Er->,fi iIctc1i 1i>'
r,fi.t= rur l3sla ivrnr is1> De ii-if,
'rru>. oj,r, an, bow brought STAT OF 9nri'ai"+
MANY rlc! '.y,.,, save ,:nrr,aHt l., w., f''''
nom. ,t u Iinl>ct.lrtttr llI, ili Psst lf5.>> 'r
,i,, AMI >,,,. fart,,ii n i;s-ls> I.aita'ion'
s,r5i hri.,7l on-tb.v l1sa.se i,v f.,A Iita >aJ.
-.,E,1li ulccuairc>al! a .1ter i'i''i !. ti F.lrN
,r>.> r the mar lr ..aaiar Iu f0it zane ~
- ,y..i INrn> g. III II Y 60.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11

a,icl. !. combination of elementary Us a';rt "y-
inc .,rnuse tin;v for ctt.r i!ci! i'ifji a
c6,lrra,.I ei,ocrrr= sl=ar.>er. ! te l-7fN
nni durability OF lie polish II niatft- 10 tie no., @ 'e
as g. '' s--.' a''
If,l,n rIIr,.. also u caris~, patent taIer !'rJ
caa, &c. unsurpassed. IL appl CATION fe1fns
very LILLE labor r,or'. the 'c I" II or ~
Br,a, ~ corner Ciafsl-c street; a.~', ~ 81 : u
sands - and f0 fuon>; d. Sands Co Il t t'f''a,i-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11
BbUBLlC Ell fTiON-Sincc The &

EUBIlC CsN 'TiON.--Slnrc The d.
pa. II isyrah, 49,. Is .,,,.. irs.,gt 81
sutcr, yer !,Hsf ,i,.ri... Isl, % fraud ti:c
oiuty gil n the i3.tj c.e' nr. Iayirr Ea,amo
iSc1sort w.,ia,,i,,y rosa: iar!itit il ,c. Urgency
a'. tore pan.ily - tilr tom tty af. lt.
,ii...,t ~ ,ah a%il4v!.- .'rtl0sa',, ni'rr
ut g, rta, III .,, iu.or, vim DIRECTLY The
cn;fivy, ana t,J,>d#t-tr fal..tood>-uo conrn with
rpi,ing il,r - uo'r. ,i, ey Ir'r witr, 10y
imposing n cnun,.rici, tor liz rruiri y AZ
i. city at 81 SPIN. ,tc't#i, IT, rsnti reeprIror
orn.fly So l:ne"ry. AioiIsr< ,,rl. H.''1r' II
iir cour,l:etsl'. u,;an riIr ua,,t- SoiinG-,t4.i3
tfst=;-lr =. cl 1s,,s-l 5l. ID.
Mas. Rcd bronk,yn,
liz .eli II; ral, -,rl,. i's;i. >ta..st Br,!nr,
j. Iio; Ea.:pn. n.
I'm ., .., >s.,y' r.aii,s ~ e
~ .LN lS.lAt.i I G. H.. iiss5'# ~. 80,
Sf.rtat. ote Tor + ryrTI,ud
,.ar S.,k i,ha,l.. ran n tic Far Neryou. p@.tiy.
la.,a1'ion etht I,ari AIT! puie- e,a' For t'''Ity
hn, 49,, hy the inventor AMI never Gnct
HnnNu rn!l rfirt. 81 >oionly at2i Spfin-,,t 'tit
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11
-R0lT Il- Nrl3I'1I,
sREfNGI NSTITi Tt.. Tarrvlown, y.

TRYING INSTITlTF., TaTrylown. y.
Y-.r.. ,re,. session. til. lili,r ,tztc-
,,a ,,;.,, ~ H. Nav. rlr Pee pa, bop. .r
io,tt ,lsr., .t mean, ~ e!C-a-"G Vii W.
PAM o-ian.I i,''''N " ~ III ii''''
WHICH rst- n',trt e t,-ir= Institution.
containing, n.a1lngu. OF ra:rdn r'i-faN-
aina, AT Coman'.. s.5 Hrnaray R,,nor-. Is Bowrry;
aif. Crt,,,rt', G.-j ;rua,l,. 3y.
lprLcau;t may b. mad. 10 t' Principal, by ma
y H-miigeil vounl, having 1" The nrli.irv
or t.,. tn-, coming property rrenmmenirt, y! @ All
n.tt.,!. >u'.rc; "niN ti'.E-r Tor ',nar
WI T. LYON. a. II t.r-a.,..,i.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11

7 Ut FI'll ''''.V11t = -1'!7H f..SVet
u.F,er a!t.o,t lear toHpcak i'sht-r L"srne~ ..taf
ly !.si h- ,uuId >tat:l' t r'Hitr, cIrdu.t, hs
cllim,.. .ic,,, Ia. power i"vi.:u Mating IL. oi
,r 1aiy n-t low spirits, al subj ing us rn
yju.,lo., .it'u !rtn. ,' o' Swr-,rnng ht
Breath l,i.ng ri'r,lt,n hniy frncrarcr aAd IS Iass
i!-lnIN tun. lt,i4,'gi~ and corrcctnL n"r'.a> astd
iion nr abG; =" them siriue "hi,' they IN -,tisl
lo.>> naIi,Iun ly Tia. most della ou, nj ~ Ltts
res. and are equal aiy tlny discovered Gr eunT
,pa.,ckp>., nalng s stomach, ami >l,arpr:n! W III
,,.,it.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11
Hc1ii,s ,.ttl,thtIc LnIEN,.Ga

E,ni lie above Dr. Peter. las prepared CayehEf, hst
l,afh, M@=ne,ls ,.f>aPlriN, and lioaaS 80 Y
l.ncy iDseuct'- OF s.rJ Il, .rr.tts.n. r:Etir c0
rl... it,, .r,ys ~. thirty.
.35JBaWafy M Inc
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11
(-OT!CE-NIcrison's lIvgcnu Medicines

i from t.a ,ritl,n in....h. l~.'ians Tue
,,,s er- aa'iug l-nT fon,t'ifLe Afin1ry,#t Ms
'i"t>3a Aioh: Co. lad ,-rntS Tor IT, s':, ct 'er
Nnh, tIvt fcct.ci large 1 HTn,.n; l'ft
so... te British :o,esr Ut alt!Lp...,i' arr rad !
l.. -af',v IT," ,SeG,- o"r. tles r.., ,ltai 10 ra'-
tore. Persons ~I.iHg 10 appointed N.5ing ,e"' q.
Nll frac maxi iHu"'iiat- application to- e ,Utr. )!
l"r-. y. person, indebted :" He. .-=Ar- IT. Mo-
iaHior, requested "a ninn. Iiu7itr pnvurt 10 t'
lti,cr> gurd iiiey .riNcrctp's tor
i...auir FIRTH Ill liI- MOL franklin S'Ii.tr- y !
mIqt: Agent, TOR MORRISON, NpiT L CO
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11

For coughs, c"i., wlnopDg coughs. aud AL pulmonary
cuIpa nj, Ir>. tfuy invaluable article and asst
bee .uccrs ui I.,t rrCtrd. Neither ~, they krvp s
tent, .ii.prn. but relieve them III once ai 81 n'y
iirlr -i;cy btrr the :s>;c -> ,.I.-sti awcy from ~
mouth Dr Peter courts ,''t'.acIs isaI nj Ib anl ~
L L -. - LIZ. rI.,illI
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11

.-I t.icnks =, Us !ftss. H.. i-,i!' hr t'r
Ideal er.cnra- IL. ia. r,tiv.d nI:s nD. o.efe,
Which cnntll., Spral,, pl-aiion,. 2 hs.a'c''
VIM, SwrlliEss. Cur and Diseased Spnea !t'r--
Ei.t.i. h.rAS Elections, CourI.eo' AID AZ diseases
II tic JalHu mt i.lri.s,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11

kris medicinal an, s.,"t'! Compound, warranted
.lt ...aIt si., y. 'r.p.t=ia l,u'-
,,iol rajn tNr7. r,eu,tny ant c1iupctt.i sn,
tii>or,i.r,r! conference.-the ,o.lac and vrr c crange
n" Of l's .',>iFez functions, alh ~ General 'elHiS "r
,sG,s> io 81 .pprtiir c,>t,,cl.... 'a!ai, billion,
c.ia rieiI.r. ny ". Garl: iiln',lph1, for .:e
:. Il. SANDS L CO, rs II 'nal...,,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11
ktNEr, VIII 9TI'' T'IIIdT >NI'T"UU'T,
PETER WOItNl LOZENGEI

Tics, Ii.' .l'rraihin> hong rrIuir.-l. TIL,
pcrry pleasant Ia i!r taste and g"r,l- ~ ;lr
..nn. thai they bu i,nr.p
~ !iit l.dc.J i.,' cinlorc discovered CA b..
NANCE. N,lt a. destroyer nh.Or,. htj
al aitf;,cii, ,Dr them WHICH, LEY st 65! h-N;
,i to,t,r lttGY Iecnuc p0wrrt'> ,un lis. The Mot
Ln,.n1., an. tub, amin stored IN ,es, >.r pa
,Icra ctharIc effect. tbs attention ct larei!> !,o<
,ali, SOLICITED IA H., ~ ~ iil. uarivnrn ar,lsr.
~ L tR. .nI GIL IOZENGES
New-York tribune., 1842-04-11
, ED or GRAY Hair NAV he changed TO a

" ~ VI 'r'f ITtTI INV TIC tTT''11S''I 10 II
q Observation-Disclosures III l.ch three hours Nv
uo- iaiilcn the celebrated Italian iia Justly
ottur,I reputation Il. urra>>.. AL ct>r.
i.'@ $,fi@.l' ~. ,> inlnrv .i-r I. tn Ejair
e.>lin. H,r<no,.. ,ieai,g o, ,.-.u,i. -l..D.e
In ''r cc,ftn Ii lar 60 !c!rrr. tom ;..togr
fu. b.; j:irni ali VII" Lave
l. i' l'!I'ln iIy- have borne .t testimony Is s.
So. .-..'
:, IL. s,Np, CO 20 H,tm.--,.,
cur,rt CEanll-r..>;rrct.
A. u. Ds4!.I,. - Full5. c.rrpT ,:ol,,s, loo Fulton
corr"r !" !am-,,'., AMI Sand, CO. Of Ea ntoad"hy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02
PROCLAMATION,
TO THE CITIZENS OF TEXAS.

My CoUNTRYMEN:-.Rumo have been
brought from the southwestern frontier, of
invasion. Particulars have not been fur
nishcd to the Executive. The facts are
sufficient to Justify an immediate prepare
ton for defensive war. All who are sub
ect to military duty are commanded to be
in readiness to repair equipped to the scene
of action, at the call Of the authorities OF
the country. 1t is ordered that the Colo
mel of each county, for the present, lay of
the county into company Beats, and direct
the election of Captains and Subalterns
and arrange the members of each compa.
ny in three classes, agreeable to the class in
which they may have authority and power
to accept efficient substitutes into service
Each man will be required in the event
of call by the President, to report him.
self, furnished with good arms, eight days
provisions, and one hundred rounds of am.
unition and prepared for three months ser.
vice from the time when he may report al
the Head Quarters of the army.
In the event Of formidable invasion, il
is needless to appeal to the patriotism and
vaor of Texans. They have won Liberty
and independence by their undaunted he,
roism-they have enjoyed the blessings OF
freedom-thcy are proud of their national
character!
If invasion should press upon US we are
required by every sacred obligation to fam
lily, friends and country, TO repel our inya-
ders with discontinue and dismay. II
war should come upon US, we should make
it our business. We will be authorized to
meet and pursue our enemies with ven
geance. They have forgotten the generos-
lily with which they were treated when
they were placed at the footstool of Tex
ian mercy! They were saved when even
humanity would have justified retributive
vengeance! Should Mexico again disre.
gard the exalted principles of civilized and
honorable warfare, they shall feel that aven.
ging arm that shall take of them full recon-
pense for their oppression and cruelty!
Texans can and will be free! they would
prefer death to degradation, or the loss of
their independence.
SAMUEL HOUSTON.
Galveston, 10th Of March, 1912,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NEW OR.
LEANS.

The Bulletin of the 18th inst. says
"About half past six last evening, a fire
broke out in the yard of a cabinet shop adj
joining the st. Charles Theatre, and the
combustibles instantaneously becoming a
lurid flame, fired the two wooden buildings
which communicated the flames to the st.
Charles. The scenery caught fire, and al
most like electricity the splendid temple
the pride of New Orleans and the South
West, and we might say of the Union, was
seen and acknowledged to be complete
victim TO the devouring element"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02
"To your tents, O Israeli"

"We learn by the st. Louis Bulletin,
that the late A. B. Chambers, is about to
unite with the Loco Focos of St. Louis in
opposition to Mr.. Charles, who is candi-
date for Mayor in that city. Mr.. Charles
is one of the Oldest citizens of st. Louis, is
high minded, intelligent gentleman and a
thorough going Wing. Our late Wing
contemporary don't like Mr.. Charles, be-
cause, forsooth he has joined the Native
American party--a party which Mr..
Chambers has not get attached himself
Mr.. c. is opposed to societies; he was op-
posed to the Tippecanoe Club, and he is
opposed to every thing, unless he can be
Captain General. We shall not be sur
Prised if Mr.. Chambers opposes the con-
tnuation Of the National road to Jefferson
city, unless he is consulted. We already
see he opposes Mr.. Webster because that
distinguished statesman did not consult him
about the kind of instructions he should
give Mr.. Everett, in relation to the Gre
ole case. Chambers is small in stature,
but mighty in intellect. e. in his own
conceit. We are well aware that Cock
Robin was killed, but will the editor OF
the Bulletin please inform US, who it was
that was so successful in galvanism, as to
so effectually revive the dead. We pause
for reply,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS !!

All good, faithful, dyed-in-the- DEM
ocrats, will please assemble in the Court
House, next Monday morning, at 0 o'clock,
for the purpose of electing-no, nominal
ing, which is the same thing-three gen.
tlemen to visit Jefferson City next winter
We are grieved at the intelligence brought
us last evening from the "Harrycane" by
express, that there are symptoms of some
certain would be-"members" kicking in the
traces. We are well aware that large
portion Of the bone and sinew of the great
Democratic party of Howard, may be
found in the "Harrycane," but we must
have union--old Hickory you all know,
said, united we stand, divided we falI"--
which means nothing more nor less, when
translated, than ego as the Fayette Clique
dictate or not 60 at all. So mote it be.
and in the sublime language of the Poet,
we say,
"1o your tents, O Israeli"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02

1--WE hope to see every true blue
democrat at the meeting next Monday, 1t
is all important that wehave full meeting,
as there is great number of candidates
sin waiting" and it is "vastly important
that none but simon pures be put upon our
ticket. "As goes Howard SO goes the
State" SclQhi e
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1912.
CONGRESS,

The President makers are making slow
progress--thcre being such large number
of candidates. We sincerely hope the
question will be soon settled, as the people
are getting not little FESTIVE, and if we
should be involved in war with England
it may be necessary for our Lords al
Washington to drop the vexed question
and turn their attention to something more
advantageous to the country. The mo.
ment any steps are taken TO ameliorate the
unfortunate condition of suffering peo'
pie, we shall take great pleasure in laying
their proceedings before our readers.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02

A letter from Washington states the bal
ancr due from SwartI,out to the Govern,
,nent has been struck, and that it is $500
ESQ, instead Of a million. OF this, Mr.. S.
says he can satisfactorily show that $25d,-
coo is lastly due from an individual now
living IN splendor in the city Of N. York.
\ ann lI'u
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02

NJ We intend to lash A. B. Chambers
until he acknowledges the great injustice
he did us when, in all the solemnity of a
Pacha, he uttered the awful exclamation
Clerk, strike the Boon's Lick Times from
our exchange list" Now, as for the mere
receipt of the Republican, we don't care a
straw; but it is the disposition of the -
that we dislike. The New Era, for com.
mercial news, is, and always has been the
best commercial as well as political journal
of the two, and has much larger circula-
ton in this town than any other st. Louis
paper, and whatever appears in the Era
we can always depend upon as true and
correct. Then there is the Bulletin, Re-
porter, and Gazette, either of which is de-
cidedly better than the Republican. 1t
was very seldom that we copied any thing
from the Republican before the "Clerk
struck us off from our exchange list" and
the loss of the paper is nothing-we only
complain of the disposition, the haughti-
ness, the arrogance, the sef-importance
of little man who can't even spell cor
rectly, and who murders the kings English
most awful!y. We don't like to see man,
who, by nature so dependent as Chambers,
so very independent of what little power
he possesses. 1t savors too strongly of the
old gag law--it smells strongly of desire
to muzzle the press.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02

LAMENTABLE.-We learn from the st.
Louis Organ, that DR.. Joshua w. Redman.
of Old Howard, is now at st. Louis, ma
king arrangements to locate himself in that
city. 1t must not, it shall not be. What,
lose DIR. Redman, Esq, now that he has be-
come one of the ablest expounders of the
Law as well as Physic! Impossiblei Who
is there left of the great democratic family
of Loco Focos in old IIoward-the Key
stone county, to make speeches and keep
The democracy straight! Who is there in
the whole upper country able to fill his
place! But if he must go-if we mus part
with you, General, for Gods sake leave us
small lock of your whiskcrs
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02

Yesterday, when the Eliza arrived, one OF Mr..
Wickliffe's agents walked on board, and in the
name Of the Post Office Department, demanded
her letters. Rather than have muss, the Clerk
lorked over every thing. From the lone of feel.
ing expressed, we advise this agent 10 keep dark.
or else he mil ht be elbowed into the drink, letters
and all. When the department gives proper
mail arrangement on the rivers no one will com
plain OF paying postage; but until then, his agents
had better look out.
The above paragraph we copy from the
St. Louis Republican. Is it possible that
man who is capable of uttering such SEN
timent as the above, can be countenanced
by law abiding people! We are really
astonished to hear even A. B. Chambers
utter such threat as is contained in this
short paragraph. "WE ADVISE this
agtm to keep d0rk, or ELSE lie MIGHT BE
ELBOWED INTO THE DRINK, (lhe
Rver] LETTERS AND ALL!l! Here
an agent of the P. o. Department is mere
ly doing his duty--a duty he is By lap CON-
PEELED 10 perform, is threatened by one of
the editors of the St. Louis press, that un-
less he "kecps dark Or, in other words,
unless he fails TO do his duty, he will be ell
bowed into the river-that he will be
Notwithstanding! But comment is
unne aessary--the paragraph is enough for
all orderly people.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02

UTThe nomination of JomN l.. CIR
HAM, Esq, as Postmaster Of New York,
has been confirmed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
TRUSTEES SAtP

- virtue "fa Deed Of rru-I o. N Uerry Moor
H0 and VII. dated "n the 6h day or June. 1898
,ud recorded ia the Clerks oHire uf iLo Go int, e
)iio BS'k % Page 1916. anu also ~ yirDr 81
deere ofthc Great SIP,r nr Couri oflaw and Oh. e..
cry Oii" C"uniy.I VAL cdr for sale al puolc auc.
ton. a' Tie iro'tdoor O. the Court House in The Ciy
81 Wheeling. az Virginia GA MONDAY. the 4th DAY al
April, noNtat - o'clock ". the nnrh hall OF lsi nnm.
cred fourteen ul) "a square ten (lO) m The CITY o.
wheeling with the dwelling house ihrr-on.b ing he
property now orcspFrd by John NJ Clarke. E.q.--
The terms OF sale wall he. one SIKH Of tho pa chase.
money IN hand. the rrsrine IN three equal payments
ut siH. twelve. and eighteen months. wira interest
from dsy-'he purchaser giving houI and security.
and the tile beirg retained until payment
I"ssessioh OF the property given immediately.
SELLING rs Commissioner. I will convey such title.
IS - vested Ia ns b. tho DEED ofTn.t a,pI the De.
cree 81 lhe Court. JAS. A CLARKE.
mir Us Sperial Cutnmis.Iou,r r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
AMERICAN CROWN WINDOW
GLAES


GIIRIVER. MOTrER, & CAMPBELL. The ma
- nuiaclursrs of his Crown " indow Glass, have
one Of The most extensive Establishments in Inc
United States md haze spared no pains or eG.
.rense 10 procuring practical wOrkmen Of onS
experience and skill from The most ccltbfater
works iu Europe aud Arerica. From their Iona
experience ~ the glass business the public have
"a gulrantr mat ihciI hrst qualify OF CIOwH
Wfudo~ Gass ~ equal 70 any made in this or
any other country.
Their glass IS made from granular quartz rock,
and Is the.uTly crown lass made from that spe
les Ol SAM. II re- capable 81 standing every
change 0f C|rmIte and viii NOT lose rs lustrs ~
lrc. lis distinguished from Ordinary glass By
its %crcfu,s auH beauty - surface,
rs transparency aud NghfrCs OF colour, great
hi,kuess. ard tHg general excellence Of the "a.
mails from whi-hrf f- made.
T., surface not b.In. polished rc'aios The en-
mel bu Iaucy 1ni h1IdnCss, rrd IS not liable TO
De- Objection s1 o ten made 90 plate A.ass. u
icing CIsl n ctfIUsd ~ prominently htc'~.u.t
" dusfi beng Weoe of extra thick ess viii,
Without IJ HfFt NHh.taud violent v1IdE, ftfl
forms. lars of e Uuou NC.r uFelr hcnuo vii
r.ge more economical, tuo. pendant ~ Usaa.
rug -o much iD fus t.1Hii'I 0r-s1rduce 81
NaI or Sa-aua- Crown O 1-s +. most i-si
pus &C. whore rrr.E'1 7no c~.c1tngs- als
.sHr-1 Dr. v' RAGS. a5,a' 81 yer ,-Et cheaper
, .hr..s.s v-.ar s.f fr fpht
.4.ss rIH r....H IF .iH ...uaur' '0f
s.I i't ssrm .ff a'i .t.n windows
rrf g-... joy .l. .-.s -.
rr|.H ur .f H.., .a.Hsh q to 'HJ
OBJ ...I OBI OBJ. n gf .. .fln .'-,tt Wlfh
/ Nrf.Fa a.Hr.s-a. fH .Ir prophet ArE 81
10 .mu,s s.'u ,a. CIV % Wheeling
H ....r a..H HH.MUf H'f-I"r...
uEiysa rO1TEU CAMPBELL
81 Ir. n ft-ru
s.frrf Neu'. tlrs Nashville Wh.v. LOUIS.
10 i.r..eI Columbus journal a.a trcI.uat
4 tH| 'r rrr f0 ~ r aiu.tlf .t Nt. collars suti
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
GA.lDEN SEED,

GA.iDEN SEED.
A s. TODD would respectfully inform the cuizens
IA Of this aud I've Ecighbouuug couUu.s, Hrt he
has just received bis spring supply o.. Lsudreu S
Gel .huted g1rlcn seeds; these seeds 1rr neatly pi
= 10 email Uapos suitable fr retailing. all d.
which are warranted fresh aud genuine and oi the
ChUse~' varieties.
Also fresh Sugar Beet and q variety oiorpor
seeds. tor slle by the ID. Please cuil AID make your
selection hrfnre the assortment Is hr ken NJ bis
prns a. Medicine Store. No. 2Ji Main Street,
Wheeiirg W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
SCHOOL IN SOUTH WdEEI ING,
FOR MALES Z FEMALES.

flE THIRD TERN ot D. ~ ,cisnss Sehyo
Il m ; 'dih.N hesiih. Nj! co 'm,Ico o. NO..
vng ne 2lSL IT Mur,k. Ia ihi. srioiI are rangLl
CrhAesroPag. Read'ny. w tag. AriSastic. Ga .
~6r. Geography. B'O4-segjHg. 81. d., aud t,e
thcs vary iron 90 9" 81, per term Of IL Ne, L.
singing Is made a part ct The exercise "a ihe
school.
Students will he received at sny time. aud fr 4,
'horisf p-rod than a fall term. ii rot,re De Kiyen
i'IhlLeHsct when they enter the sci oil.
M deincti"u male Gr lss Of time. on ia ,,,
OF Ihe students. unless IA eases of si,knr.s
Tue attention Oi tho p.rple particularly 4
sIu'h Wheeling. Is respectfully in,ir,.i To- N. 80 =
d. MACLANE.
W. Argus ,1v-Sl-tn md ch...
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TRUST SALE

ilY vinua al a decd of tnsl made 10 M by
J tm-s n Fnrsyih. aui which ~ at record d.
Ne Clerks fire {, OhIa county, shall on he
~ gay ~ Way isie. at tie rnLr house ~ " h.s.
- 81 :, 'hs highest sud best tid1.r, fcr fc7
, y o." te ,irg ists. 10 ~; tie Tot n
4 ! ~ VI 80 s'rov on wni.h d. said FousTtb nns
ms noy reside; lt Ma ,n ,srahar1s sfdliyn
q ia corner uf : b and CcItS srr"sts, e. y
tth 'Gi mr. IA o. ia rr strcei. aid los Nts3&
10 square - ]. tie lower pat 81 Who'll 8 nCal
" IesS The SAID :3t M ; IRONS on M6IKtttE
-Ec 90 No 7 floEIs on 4 h street
-tsfB LIAC00 T~u-r p.