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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02

Mountains. There are 1870 ridges Of
mountains more than 1000 feet above the
Level Of the sea, and so from 5000 10 10
600, many OF them extensive ridges.
Mont Bance is l4,5i0 feet above the
Lake Of Geneva, and this | 1888 feet above
the level Of the sea.
Sukanda. in the Himalayas, is 25,59o;
and DhawaIagr, 10 the same cham, ~
900 feet, and visible above ESQ miles
Nineteen Of these mountains arc higher
than Chimborazo.
A village in the liimaIayas IS l4'7oo
feet high. The goats produce. the wool
for shawls. At 1880 feel there is per-
petuoI snow. They have been -osccnded
10000 feet
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02

Things to be dssired.--A good wife,
plenty of cash, clear concience, fair
weather, and the good will olthe Printer.
DO ladies' get drunk, Ephraim9' NO,
indeed simon-not they. But then those
who lace themselves with corse,s get
rather tight, at times.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02

BOY why don't you 60 TO SCHOOL, 'Be :
cause, sir, daddy is afeored u learn ov'
cry thing now, shan't have nothn, TO
learn ven I cnnos Cor 10 cote the code-
my
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02

Tie currsncy-- Congress continues its
efforts to hammer out an acceptable and
adequate financial scheme, but wc have
no expectation that any thing will be
done this session. The general opinion
is, that il is impossible, under existing
circumstances, to unite majority OF Con
grcss upon any substitute for bank
A bank bill might be easily passed, bur
the reto man stands in the way Tho
people Of this country may irstas we'll
make up their minds to submit with pa
thence 10 the evils that surround them.--
There is one relicfin view, until we make
Henry Clay President, and incorporate
a National Bank This ic,H be done,
without doubt; but the difficulty is, how
shall we, ''keep soul and body together,
until the work shall be accomplishment
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02

Ocupation With the exception Of ono
extraordinary man, have never known
an individual least Of all al individual
Of genius healthy or happy without
profession, /. e, some regular employ
ment Now. though talents may exist
without genius, yet as genius cannot ex-
ist, certainly not manifest itself, without
talents, | would advise every scholar who
feels the genial power working within
him. so far TO make division between
the two, as that he should devote. his tai
onts TO the requirement Of competence
in some known trade or profession, and
his genius 10 objects Of his tranquil and
unbiased choico--[ Biographia Literaria.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

A DANGEROUS CAp-Whilo the locomotive
was at the height OF lis speed n rssd between
Providence aud S,Ouinston, DAY last week a
large black cat jumped from Prominence on the
way side through the wind ~ into one Of the cars
attached 10 the great asIOnshmen of the passengers
Amer viewing the Inmates with the utmost sang
froid, the cat selected and sprang upon Captain VIM
Trsube. OF this city. and most desperate conflict
ensued. For some time so nre informed n was
doubtful contest. The cat held on TO the captains
throat. which was fortunately protected by a stout
neck cloth. with iiger-ike ferocy. and il was not
until The train had been stopped by the conIuct or.
in consequence OF the shrek Of the women and
children, that old grmalkin. somewhat inundated
by the noise incident 10 letting or the steam let 90
ms hold and reiterated m triumph The captain we
are pleased to learn, sustained m material injury
II Is sand that this i not the first case uf the Kind
'he od black cat has an nye,erate hIlreI 10 rail
roads sud vents ms spleen by attacking railroad
pass engers IN lhe manner we have above related
New Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

n n pursuance Co a deed Of Trust from Joshua Lu-
N kcus and Jacob ". 3 excl, to me. bearing date
fle oh dry Of Jolly in the yelr 1899. now ~ rec.
ord ru the clerk office ofihc county court for Ohio
county book % page 23j 7 shall, on saturday ufc
3Oh diy Of July nrxtat 21'rrCk pm boz front of tho
courthouse i5r Ohio co.. sell 90 he hghesf6tesi bid
ier. nd public auction. par Of To- No. rn Square
so I in the city Of Wheeling. fronting on Nam
street thirty tw1 feet and three inches, Icing the
same property on which the said Lukens a. B.okeI
now reside.
The trrms viii be made known on The day Of
sale selling as trustee J shailtonvey io The put.
chaser. such title og is yrsic Iu me BY he sl.I
5eefs ysbtrh rs however hsl eyed 90 be- iudspu.
table CHARLtS l. STRONG,
NAV 81 Trusrrc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
TKUsTEE,s sALE


y Y virtue Ofu deed Of trust from James A. NJ
n y Clean and wife t. me. bearing date on the
eighth day Of Osioher IN the year 1899 Of record IN
the Clerks office for Ohio county ~ book % page
41S. aud also Of deed Of conveyance from James
A. Mclean TO me, hearing date the 9Th day of o.
tOber 1889, Of record IN the CLERKS Office for Ohio
county ~ book 30, page AIS and the authority and
direction Of Mrs Mary L. Dorsey under tho terms
Of The last meniiUued deed. Friday the 20th day
Of May, 1912, al The front door Of the court house.
81 OHIO county. shall sell 70 he highest and hest
bidder at public auction; two certain lots uf ground
situated IN that part Of the city Of Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling. known and distinguished IN the
maPOf said city as lots numbered Two and seven
ca IN square numbered three. together with all and
singular the ieuements; Entertainments nni appurte-
nanccs uuio The same belonging OF ia any wise ap.
puriaung.
Propositions for the sale Of said lots or any part Of
either 81 them will be received aay time prior 10
the dav of sale
TERMS will be made known on the day Of
sole
Selling as Trustee shall convey 10 The purchas.
er only such lille is vested in me by The deeds n
boye referred 10. This title an fatsfed, will be
fousd. upon examination. indispuiable.
JAMES S. WHEAT.
apps Tfusree
The sale u the above named property is postpon
cd un' Saturday The 25,h day Of June
may 81 JAMES s. WHEAT. Trustee
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,OLDs, COUGHS, a CoNsUMprIoS


'lf.SE nnivorsal complaints NC ind ga a.m,s
~ every family attended with more 90 less So
verify, NJ the same time REGARDED by some with
very t'IG attention, nntl taey begin to assume a
serious character. Why are patients so uer,ieet-
tul II themselves when they know tina, their
health ~ all IN al? Are they not aware that Ia
when suiiore 10 knu it, ,hreads upon ~. yiiai.p
VIII those who de lie health take good advice
and always be pro lded with few bottles of
Dr. Duncans ExpectOrant Remedy" whereby
they can immediately srres, tue fatal progress OF
Consumption. and not be compelled to spc.d
yea IN misery and pain besides Jing an "a
pothe AIRY Shop OF their stomachs7 This Medic
cine - certain m i's effects, # used m Que season
and al says produces relief in the most hopeless
cases, by ~ soothing and palliative effects. Tnls
- consol!ton winch many appreciate
Office and Wholesale Depot No 10 North
Eighth street, Philadelphia,
For sale at the store OF
JOHN FISHER.
Price dpllarper bottle. inns d
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IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTs.-J
By ne Pre"dr7f u NE Un1fc9 Sfa M. :


II y PURSUANCE Ufthe provisions Of a Treaty.
x made aud concluded telwcon The United Stale,
and The Ottawa tribe oflniians on the 3lst day Of
August 1881 /, JOHN TYLER, President Of the L
Hiied States, do hereby declare and make known
that Public SIe will be held II the Land Office
Ht Lima, IN the Stale OfOhn. commencing ON Mon.
day the iweniy-ninih day Of August next for the
disposa Of The lands within the limits of the former
t'dIan Reserves OF SIX and three miles square sit.
uaied on The north side OF the Mlumee river 10
wit:
North Of the base line and East Of the Meridian.
Fractional sections one ahd two, in township five
Of range eight.
fractional sections one eleven. twelve. ihmteen
tweny-iour, twenty five, tweny-six, tWenty-seven.
thiriSiOur, and-fve and section thirysIx in town.
ship six Of range eight.
Fractional sections four, five. and six, in fraction.
al township five Of range nine.
Fractional township six including tho sixteenth
section, range nine.
Section thirty -fourand fractional sections twenty.
two twenty six, twenty seven, Iwenty-eight. thirty
one, Ihiriytwo ihrfythree IhjrtY-ve and thlrtysix
in township seven Of range nine
Fractional sections seven. eighteen, and nineteen.
IN township Six OF range ton.
Also, AT the same time and pla ce will be offered
for sale che tracts Of land hereinafter described form
ing portions Of former Indian Reserves, and which
under ireay stpulatOns with The Indians by whom
they were respectively cedediare to be sold for their
beneht 10 Wit
Norih Of The base line ond East Of the Meridian.
Fractional section sixteen. within the reserve
n OcqnanOxas village, in township two Of range
fur.
Sect N sixeea, in the Reserve on Banchard's
Creek. IN township one Of range seven
.tion sixteen, in the Big Spring Reservation. in
township one Orange thirteen.
South ofthe base line and East uf the Meridian.
Section sixteen N The Hog Crock Reserve, in
township four Of range six.
Scctiuns sixteen in townships five and six in the
WapaughkOnnelta Reserve, Of ranges SIX end seven.
Section sixteen, in the Lewiston Reserve, IN
township seven Of range eight
Also, at the same time and place. will be offered
NJ public sale the lands belonging 20 the United
States within the limits pr tho southeast fraction OF
section eighteen, the cast side of Sindusky. rv-
er. IN iownshiptwo north. of range fifteen east
The sale will be kept open Tor two weeks. lun-
Jess the lands are sooner disposed on and no longer
and no private entries 81 land the township, 81
offered will be admitted until AFTER the expiration Of
the two weeks.
Given under my hand nj The City Of Washington
chs iwoniy-third day Of May, anno D,ninit3i2.
JOHN TYLER
BY Tho President
Jyo VI MoORE.
Acting Co1nissionsr ef ne Gen land OGos
N l6-n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25


A hE pr0prtto tor respectfully utuI m the public
-, mat The above house Is IA per &C, order cor
The accommodation OF The ira. e.. ling bhc. Tn,
rooms well furnished anu promptly atteuCeI - by
numerous and iattht IL servants w8tIe the table 4,
supplied with the ChD,csot the market "a Ir.,s
he nar with the best N,n, and liquors.
This hotel - the III sC OF the great Eastern and
Ucsterd Ines Of stages and travellers caa take
seats IN any of them az the bar
Mr. w FLEMlN =, who IN : had considerable
experience IN some Of the first hotels IN the east
and has also been for five years first assistant I'M
tAe United States hotel IA TINS city, has been en-
gagged as supeuutendtnt Of the VIrpini1 Hotel
and VIII eve his entire attention Co the estnb ish-
lnent. And the proprietor assures th- public that
IS own personal attention Will De "a en- TO rem
der then accommoda ious complete
tie has procured from the east a new and
splendid
OMNIBUS.
IN which passengers will bc % al times corycvrJ
To aud from the steamboat landing free Of charge.
Iun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
NEW GOODS


III JSF arrived frrm New York and now being
80 opened nj SO Nam street, corner of Market
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has Just received alar-c and
superb stock of DRY GOO DS. which he VII
sell al lower prices than similar go IDS were ever
sid for IN the Western country.
ith brJwl muslin az cts vlrd
Fine ca'lcOS various pa tterns cents a ward
4-iths lawns nj 25 cents yard
A large and elegant assortment OF mouse
de LANES and shaleps
a splendid variety of dress silks. light and
dark, plain aud fgurf d.
The largest and most beautiful assortment of
shawls, scarfs aud manullas ever offered IN this
mark et all Of The latest styles. The attention of
the ladies is particularly invited these articles
A large supply clio hs and vestings cheap
A splendid assortment Of gcntleiGeu's summer
clothing cheaper than the cheapest
Straw bOnuets and hats for tsI2
A great rictv Ofslk worste aud cotton hose
and socks. Assorted ribbons and genera sup
ply Of fancy goods
CUiZens and strangers are respeC tfu!l Y in vited
20 cali aud examine this sfsrk as the sub scriber
IS sure they will be plea ed bJ.h with the goods
and prices.
may 10 ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
ENLOUR-Chois Family Flour OLA BedlllIon's
brand, constantly for sale by
NAV II X NtKEE & co
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
PORTSMOUTH, ONO.
-nrnolC-non

-1t2sI-1sJJp~
II ME proprietor + Graham, takes pleasure IN
informing the public that he has re-iaken the
above mentioned establishment Ter a term Of years.
where he will accommodate his old friends and the
public generally. Having handsomely furnished
he whole establishment with new beds, bedding.
and bedroom furniture throughout. he con6der T.
" assure those who may favor him with call, Tint
they will fid The accommodation rs desirable and
comfortable rs con he had in the State Of Ohin.--
lie also takes this opportunity Of returning
his { nnks for the very literal plronsgo that he
has, heretofore. been favored with iu said establish
meEi AMI be pledges himself 10 entering upon his
new engagement with the publIc,lo merit whatever
patronage he may receive
lie has connected with he United Safes Hotel q
large an extensive Livery Stable, where persons can
be accommodated with choicc horses or carriages OF
any description uppn tie shortest notice and che
most hbcrql terms The United States Hotel being
situated he most central part Of the luwp, and i'm
mcdialely ou the steamboat laudingas we'll as beng
The general place Uf resort and boarding louise oi q
large portion Of he business men Of the town, uat
lords greater facilities 90 persons wishing 90 transact
business han rhy o,her establishment in The place.
Families or individuals can b. accommodated with
private parlors and chambers as they may dcsire.--
A carriage will constantly be Kept 90 attendance NJ
he steam boat and packet bJat landing Cor The ac-
comm1daiiOn Of passengers
TJGRAHAM, PForEiEroH,
M1y 90. IsfQ-Im
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-
MINOR FORCES, FOUNDRlES. &c-Th. "a -
n ser'bcr, agent for the above highly valuable
Improvement and substitute for the common bellows
Is now II. the CITY of Wheeling for the sale of the
rights for The above which he warrants 10 supply the
place Of the common bellows. with the following
advantages; IL wall produce an equal heat upon
irpn, in % per cent less time. with less consume
lion Of coal and less injury the Ere II will heat
an hundred per cent huger surface. than can be
done with the cut.mpn belluw>,is easier worked
wear longer, is more simple, less liable to be dam
aged or get out of repair. and more than fifty pcr
cent cheaper than any Of the common bellows now
in use
This article can he seen in opera ion al tho forge
OF Messrs Helm Il Richardson and he subscriber
may be seen, at present bY those who are deSirous
Of purchasing either at the above establishment or nj
the BiltImnre house on Monroe street. aud after he
leaves Wheeling will pnss through every county in
the State Of Virginia unless he sh,uld pre> Iously
make sale Of the right Tor the whole state
! he subscriber viii also give references by pcr.
mission. 10 more Than one hundred practical forrers
nnd founders who have the above article in use nj.
81. To Messrs Helm 8 Richardson. Main street.
Wheeling lie Is however satisfied that il will on.
" require an examination 10 convince any man of
the superiority Of Ibis over the common bellows
THOMAS l. CLEMENTS.
Vbepling Inn, q 1919
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
NEW STRAWBERRY.


y Mis- celebrated variety of the SinWberrr, ac
y ter the trial ufanolher year llhe Ersnrul has
stl proved far superior 70 auy kind ever seen in
thls country. Specimens OF the ffWt were "a m
bled before the hlssIChu setts Horton Iplr,l So
eI,ty, thenast season, which were universally ad %
mtred, aud were pronounced, by all good Judges
20 be Ofextraordnlry siz and beauty. Upwards
OF ten quarts were exhibited At tho meeting of
the 18th of June last many of the berries mea-
suUng from five q SIX inches IN circumference.
The following description Of this variety Is sub
Joined.
Fruit, very large, round or slightly ovate. conf
cal, and never coxcUm5 shaped, even in the very
largest berries. Color, deep shining red, paler: N
INC shade Seeds inserted IN a slight CAVITY
fiesh, scarlet (paler IN the largest berricsD aud
III IN, ah1unCInS with an agreeable acid aud We
Nv hlSh nlvoTed Juice. not surpas sed by any other
variety FootstalNs loag, tlcyaIing the fruit from
me ground, and every berry attauInl a good siZr
leaves large, and "a her light green. Vines We
~ vigorous, more SO than any other kind, and a
Iafdy as tue On NirSI MA, or the Mulberry, sian.
d,nS Tue past hye winters with scarcely the d, o.
siructIOn of "A single plant
The variety has gqined the premium, Of t1e
Massachusetts, Horticultural Society, f.r four
years IN succession. although m comuettinn with
l ne BEST EnSlsh varieties cultivated m this coun-
try.
Giants Of This Strawberry for ale by JAMES
.HEll.OR, 81 -deuer 10 Ohm Richie al one dollar
per dozen TO be delivered any lime after Septem
Der next
\ IINEGAR-Purec clarified cider vinegar yery
strong. Cali and see al The family grocery
Store nearly opposite the big Rcd boot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
NOTICE

NOTICE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
hours OF DFPAR1 IRE
AR THE PASSENGER TRAINS OK
" THE MAIN STEM" AND WASHING.
TON BRANCH of he BalIimnrc and OHIO Rail.
rnad, 18th June. 1912:
"MAIN STEM"
Betire,a Baitiaore and HdAccc6
FROM BALTIMORE,
Al q O'clock AN-and 81 O'Clock P ~
FROM HANCOCK,
~ o'clock N-and O'Clock NJ
Be,UeeI BahiH9re aud Htrper's Fern.
FR'N BALTIMORE,
AT Ii O'Clock A M-and 3 o'clock PM
From HAsPER's Ferry.
Al - o'clock An and 9 o'clock Pm
Ba'DceH Baltimore and Frederick.
FROM BALrnIoRF.
Al a o'clOrk M-and 81 O'Clock pm
FRoM FRFDERlcK,
At 10 O'ciOck AN
Bet'reeH BIitim9rs aud EihcoTs Mills.
FROM BALTIMORE.
AT Il o'clock M-anj g O'clock PM
FRsN ELLcorr's Mus.
AZ ! o'clock M-and l o'Cluck PM
WARRINGTON BRANCH"
From Batiimore for Washington.
Al = O'Clock AN.
% AN
"h An
From Washington for Baltimore
Al 8 o'clock an
And PIX
Passengers 10y the morsing train from Washing.
ton can connect with the Western train nj the Relay
House aud those destined South, who may cumo
by either OF the trains from Hancock. liar
pers Ferry or Frederick, reach the Relay House IN
ample time To take the morning or evening train for
Washington City.
B, Travellers will please take notice, that on
anu alter Monday next. The ooh last, the morning
ra'h from Baltimore for Hancock will cease stop
Png al Ellco'is Mills for breakfast as heretofore
Jun ID b. order, ID J FOLEY Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMP LETED TO HANCOCK,
Wheeling to Baltimore, 81

FARE-From Wheeling to Baltimore, Sl3
From 10 Philadelphia, SIS
Seats taken Through and Ia re received at tho
office of the National Road Sage Company next door
below the United Satcs lIolel Wafer 81 and at the
Virginia Hotel. Wheeling, 70. Two Lines viii leave
Wheeling daily, at 7 o'clock, a NJ for Baltimore
and Philadelphia arriving az Hancock the 2ad
day at NJ thence by railroad 10 BllIimore ard
Philadelphia. Passengers IN these lines will be
sat One Night out ~ the Stages aud only 43 hours
10 BALTIMORE, and Sc hours to Philadelphia. resting
6 hours in Baltimore. The Fast Mail Lines leaves
Wheeling daily aI 8 o'clock A NJ c"nueclng with
the Railroad at Hancock Passengers Tor Washing
ton City take passage TO Hancock and thence by
railroad.
Families who wish to avoid the ono night travel
can be Accommodated with Stages that travel by DAY
only.
Jupe Il a. COWTON, Agent.
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III rev Nodu. saturday T., cnIng Post Ben
4 ueus Weekly Herald and Iron CIV Of Ssrpr
DAY last ore just receired Al Thumpsun's Literary
Depot Monroe street. single numbers Dune" for all
but The lron City, which is Uuly Half Dune
NAV 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

MRS NuLLERs Fine cut Chewing Tobacco
VI Jvg received and for sale 81 ne Family Gro
stry Sore y ELLMAKER
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DISSOLUTION.

VIE copnrincrsh'p heretofore existing between
y the undersigned as General Agents, Auction
GERS a. Comm sson Merchants was d,ss,Iroa a.
mutual consent On The l9Jh inst. The b;,sn,.. vii
he conducted "a future by George g,r,,son At rhe
Old Stand n Market ST. ai'i who " i'm attend 10 the
settlement Of The oTurs Of the concern
THOMAS J. r. PENTONEY.
GEO. HARRISON,
NAV 81 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
NEW PLANS-

hiOMPSON has just received lot OF Dramat-
- &c plays as follows:
London Assurance, Wreckers Daughter Old
Minds, Wallace, Lady Of Lyons, VIrgiunus. Therere
John De PrncidI, LuciIla Ricklien, Doug lass, Sea
Captain The Stranger, Pi=arro. &c, &c. &c
Also new supply OF Turner's and Fishers Song
Book. &c, &c,
Don't forget -, Monroe Street, where you may
always obtain single numbers OF the Popular Maya
zines and ueMspapprs of The dav
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
A. NAILS.

The subscriber rendering his thanks Tor former
patronage would announce 70 his friends and the
citizens DO general that hey can nuw be supplied
with good article Of Pittsburgh irJu and nails on
ls god Terms as hey can be bad elsewhere in The
city As usuala good stock Of groceries kept constant
y on hand aIl Of which he will sell low f,r cash or
approved produce. r W BASSETr
Soulh Wheeling. Jun lily
WUS r received st he ugn u The Block Nam.
% moth Boot, Market square.
2 cases gsnhsmcn's summer boots.
boys calf and seal DO
Mens' Morocco shoos,
AIs,. genilcmens' md ladies' lacing CATERS ard
,iI bs aid low Ga cash. c1h only JON -
q CASE ROCK CANDY q No just recsi.
we'd s1J flr rsls ., ne Family CrOcsry store
I'D INELLNAKER