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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

a MONDE FUL q. nEE
Nrsun was ra,ara -'1 ''
u loss u!t-U.sung iTglI " s."l-ut r..,H
tied upon her mugs Nslul, t.a.c'e- '.'. re-
sorts' ID, lra most a..u pnFsa.Ius ~ Is cone
suited. e, step by step l.gJ f1aiH discs 30
SUN. u"n. began 20 prey Urug .s. 3 gm-
! subject to violent Rts OF cougn..-. "a, -
lsISe qtanUu. = Of matter ara E1- evidently b
Ing yrr last. iu thrs a.S'r.s-r- H. " -i
all the saUJls rri-rtr has 5-r '1-i
and when uBugHEy-' tla grave rrC ." s
ter aHy respect 90 relic. ,Ia o
! san restored per 20 H.'"; ..
tha. euaest-d form .,.. rr.. sie
seen .a.agruE 20 81. b. ... ..,. ard
SPIRITS nan -Eah4. ..l. q - > C
description %. Gals Eut .a-,I- r .
DlSlNTFREsTEb rEsT
Witnessed the sg-prisI9E "G,-
rIepaJsIou II wild cherry. o. Ffs
AuFt.n.I elcsri..y -.a1fnT.
remedy. gHl aca-.w.r.-g h-
and correct. ] 4 VA.
New HCrk %p-I ~ l-s'
a sa5PtsIn- case "Es
bot highly ron4estsh.~ wt.
Church, vas lsU Affected ' q
@ wrrs' !1frns' aCl sIa ,.c Ifr. .--.V,.
by si her fI'uts 4 -e 3 -- .e s- va
prs Heut=f 20 E-5. which ssu We h- lid.
Tins IllcNWs aurt being u-t
mcuIJe-s az the ,Huy,h. grcg pores 49,. - 30
bottles for her, "".co ? .I'T-a her e. NJ,
-iht s''el' nave p1Ecat~'d Nri 1 IS "1-
trs, f'r ptrsoH- On inal4cu' IT.rrHsi. &C. =
N"sli Vt!y assert 10 h.s "ui be- lEte o. % r'.si6
instance warre Il na' o. Ei'rn 'a.ga,' Z Ct.
henesoi 10 .oclgig eft y tEsGIsi church, hay
,us examined tEe aJa.r statement oi Mira VII.
$50 csse 90 ".r."Y ce''.h ma u i a. s'r.5
Hecls ifLe. ani Iuraes' '' "nHtHa III "'IstbTs
tnlely T. al Wh.are utl &
nED4tHh G4altEN Mako
inDMAS tGAbS f!l%1 bt-t
LIVER tchP'.Ai 'f re- E'Ei Thompson
vac ahhcted Win o. con. liui goo nearly i've
ears, ihnns ~'.'h .-lt was under Ne
most skHiiuI pHysVt1L '''Hfy' bot
JIat offered her g 10 p-- o. ...' Ia Cul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

W. .|"I| INIf |IIIHQ
Af.'dao,' sa"i q ~. Dys. Alao,s
".-lisG.5S rt.
ES~PECCiTLLY a.m. H.
wheeling VI nuI ff. r. -...
Pc s.II continues o. corr. IN
l and .I.|H y
ga.hl .1t .as OBJ sl .rs y,
I-.. i..ar1 CO.,. a.m Drn
% H.- IIvf.a 1cr en- o.
''.. u I... r. a,k'- o. go.
.l'L. N,ah 1Ff5. p u..r.d. 81
n. If.nIf I. .H rIn.. ur ..
-..' %. COZ .ouf 3D. a.y
HATIh 81 c. tFtlN
'm naff srs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
%eERTIFfg

Ic.rtJN that IuBy, ps way of experiment u
SD Abe Nr-Clu. and most 81 to- yaiToUs Kinds
Of puis va my Prse,t-e, WEigh have Sorrs the
h,s.J-f rrFut. Iu The public cs,,mauUn that have
hr.a etyrtd6r safe in this yl-iutiy Tor tGci4s;
FIVE wears, Including ILa-C called tae restoration
~ Prr-.su piles auG 'hr puhhs may rest assured
'bli none cHn-u- the whole CatllogUr has an
ssyttyd e bs'f'r purpose, as 1u easy Jul ef-fia-
1I remedy, han The 4. stur ton OBJ Persia Pills
l most cIr,s ci tIsr'Sp. & IA kCS, j. -.
NosuesteI, n st. Q. tsgT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
w SYAiAiEs
IL OTICE -WReTeas stephen R75

x Office EXTRA Whereas Stephen Rice
- has. BY deed LATED THIS day, assigned to me
Tor tire benefit ( sundry ersous nance in SAID
assign Ient, his stock OF goods Ia stlf No ISe
Nan street. also the bonds, notes and book &c
counts due Guy e Rice StepE0a Rice. J !
Wells and Stephen Rice s. Co
Tins Is 10 u'tfy all peTsons indebted 30 all Or
any OF he above named firms % call snd paw
their respective Indebtedness Inme Iatsiy and
save costs, on all claims notSvttied, suit will be
brought 10 March Court.
I have a thovised Mr. Rice 70 attend to the col
lection Of all claims due aud t. sci! and disposs
OfiHe stock Of zouds IN the store
THOMAS J. * PENTONEY.
isn % Assgp.e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
C0mpIdiH7nis


ef-lNel
The he.Fs a. 'l~ o. JIbu White. no heirs NJ law
81 AnIrcw White. which snii John uuI Andrew
(Nho uro dscsls.i,verc brothers md heirs 90
law ct gorge White. deceased. uld John EuH *
o'IeH Dcici juUis
The D-.eUi'ui haireN White. IN aud heir al
law % NHtrrw WIute tie elder. decreased. uu, ha-
Ntrg entered be HppCamncr and answered the c,m
p'u'HU's h.l and % appearing hv satisfactory preoi
it1i upon proper enquiry made fr him ~ hs usual
n!s'e OF au.Itv M 'hecuunty ui Quot Tor the ulUpp..
81 serving uI u'm lac process 81 subp"Cun isslsG lu
US cause hc could not DO fund. On mIiiln u.lLr
COMPLAINANT hy counsel % b, ordered hat the sli
Defendant Aais'w White. SO appear here on he
int tav OF the next term fins court. enter hs m.
pcar"nce and answer The Comp'lman $ hll. aud
that q copy pI uIs order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper UTi"igi 90 HE city ct Wheeling
ior Es"i"s su-syss.s,iy, a"i posted 81 ,ie fout
door OF Tue C"ur hons ol oIiU County
AcoPy-,cs,e ALEX FLAIDLEY GIN
Jacob md L7mp Ter commits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

~NlHtl\iA-iv tNANCrUy.
81 les lCd lu TN .t.rNs uWae Of the Cir
'uiI "a tlll CVg' 90: Law suu q hauCrsv for the
unity otOhIp Iu to month ut March, 4 -
ln0hias lorno.uHs, executor I'D ae,i-go uf Ia-
500 horn'rONE, d Cas,j, Complainant
0-dnEt
4 eNundCr N'soo Aam,us'Intur f Marcus VII
an deceased. end DusIt T. wilson. Elz.lJth
Wilson, Alexander Nil -p the y.nf ger. auG
NuGldla N'-lz which sail David l. Eliza
beth, AleNqpoe; TIA Younger, tuI virginia IS b.
s,n are Culafela q heirs a. Jaw az tie sad
Marcus y is'n tccrlsej ei,ue1rts
Vac defendants ElITlhyth AMI Virginia N.-0l
4 no, having entered lhr.r appearance anu ga
~ security according 60 the act of Assr yu'y and
l1' rules 90 iNls court and IL alueauGg ng sfUs
iattory proof that they are not IuhgaltlUtz uiIal-
CDri'uH .catI-aud Jle defend tut DISll p
WIS a rci HslUs entered ht- ~. c.rIuCc ant
answered iHe compartments tul ard % also a..
petFhg q. ,ats!ac. or proof thIt upon prppsT
enquiry male Ter him tins usual pace of abode
iH ilC Souuty Of Ohm tor tie purpose Of serving
upon hl lie process ofSubr0tua issued IN tim;
cause he could not De .ourd. on motion e com.
plalnant bF counsel, it's ordered that the sIIt
defendants do appear here ol tur iIsi dag OF IN.
next term ui t1Is court, enter their auutarduc,
aut answer the CawrlalrapFs l:I
aul thatu copy OF this order Be orthwIth laser.
&c, -, so.u new paper nugted m the ely q
Nhtc,.gt1 tao month success ycly oud paslt,
atIHc ii0at tJHrulfur court house Of Ohio cOun
%. ACJpE tc~tc,
ALIEN -AIDLEY. Clclk.
N-l-ll ~ --on1L mar u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
IL MILLER.
mar 10
NORTH WHEELING FLINT GLASS
WnREG

VIE subscribers having pot their Class Works
4 10 complete repair they are now in full o.
paaion again, and hey ore prepared 90 Gil orders
with which they nsy be favored i'm their luc Of
business. They irust hsi their lo9s aud success.
i"l experience l1ac Of the fun having been erqlg.
Cd 'u Che brsi.C r1rc tIan twenty yelrs) Will he
a suhis.eut guaranty Of their rE;ICiiy 20 On Of. or.
ders on them. mud they feel confident 90 saving iE1f
hCT Glass wall be equal iu q%u4ifv, irausgl-cuc,.
beauty ard value A. well ~ Ch.,.uCss in rrrr. d,
any m1nula srgroI IN he Uui.u. We only a-t fags.
disposed % purchase ~ give us n fffr tral.
f-b l2-lF = =NErNrE Cp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
MONEY! MONEYU

S1yur
~ SUBSCRIBE IS III "unio' money aud mus
Ia na'@ !. lie therefore earnestly requests al
H. /" p'y w.
-. :. -. p" '.'u. "s S"''I'
'a". 'Hu VINO are OF
sa.i,c.ii. -. F'J","'"' ~" a'.O""s ""u
/ CI.Iy - ''''" ','s ~ "'" 'us'on
80 To' 80" "'" wv" mI'''"yt.
-yTgroT
= Ip-i.U -, =,
( = J,bn U~c,Esr y,b i, 80. ". o., a
prirt. nrrha u.g Of ,np.eEr,I P.,iI,Js hi. So
ucl RAJ sion. D D. iurf received and fn, s,o 5y
fch5 Roam a. SrEPurEsSy
WV e7EDrCAI NOOK
RUNGLlSON'S Practice ot ILIJ,r.rs
NJ " Nm rD.J,ss
Beck. medical inrisaraJsnre
H,,ncys medical Jfe,ionary.
Elsrjcs pnriire.
ibsnreu,irs.
W,sfeni, anatomy.
HarueTs d,
United Safe, disrer.,t,ry. &c &c
just received and for ale by
mars ROEB &SrFPHrNSoV
49, -. ,as,
yUvur . "iD,ra. n.o,E' ~
wv subscribe returns thanks TO those r. his
and inform, those who ar, 10 srea-s. 1,at m,ny Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
JOHN " GILL.
hiarnh y 1872 EZEKIEL HARRIS
DYsPEPsIAi DYaPEPsIAl

TIT TIT" y ~" |||||| " w N||||| |-||
ctrrs
u JONAS Hnuman. n m-efi1 town. "a srr,..
w w cured af he ab,,a Irpa.e. which "a. -
ell "a WI b Tor siH fes-s. Ufs s,u.f,r 49,.
-cnse 0i dstsnsion AMI oppression M s7.n.
usfesslnE pam On fhO pIto fHa eflu4.r ,ra
Pa Joss OF appetite, Eriiness and gr,... .
FI-h' tHirrmr debility dIuIarry. a.r4 rr5.,,
tons s'meH1mss vouIunz ed 70 rar. rr frr -.r
w I.'Ie ''ioh "i SPIRITS gstlftI3 .rtf. frrfr
.1R 'RhaHs1H 900 ans Heauufss. Dir U.I.,s
lap't q say i' 'ns u5Ur sud s v w. fl .
any Ill,fn7ii1n ,0 fle sm.cte# ra. ,rfrg -,s,
"'l.'. ilI Del.1i h' received from fs usf rfD.
lHr.rH compound strengthen 49, =.
AFCrauf PILE.
Ptiaepo' - 50. 10. NarH E,sth ~,,., "a.
tadsPhia. - r1lc at r. rsrs n
- JOSH FISHER.
Nsss'fsr va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
OLD DONIyION FLINT GLASS
WORKS.

EkNTE subscriber has the pleasure of Informing
4 lis friends aud oil dealers in FLINT GLASS
that his nrw es'ubiirhuCui Is nos IA full oper
atna. fiaslug engaged some Of tic-Best work
msn in tue Eastern cities, hcis prepared 10 far
ush every Article n the Lac, and many no
before mode IN tie Nest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
SOUTH WHEELING GIIASS WOUT6

fSNHE subscriber respectfully Iuirrns the ci'i.
"A Gems OF Wheeling sHd Ihr puhiic generally
hist he has taken he above factory. heretofore car.
sIrd on Jy Messfs McNamCs a Adams. and has II
at this time IN complete operation, with n si,ok Of
Glass o. hand. lie intends manufacturing .. god
au article of Window Glas, az any o:ker cylinder
establishments in ihO wosiem esaaIrv aid is Gow
ready to supply all orders hat ma be directed 10
h'n and respectfully SS!iciis the patronage ofihe
pa he generally.
FEB lO-lm w SyNiAiES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
Jacob uui LTmb i,r comnrs

II rules held rn The Clerks Office of the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chanc,ry for the Coun-
" ct ubio m the month o. March, lS42
The North Western Baak VI Virginia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
PREAiIIaI SILK NNCITeV-

TUE su5s-ilI.rs teg leave o. ui,rm aI flrz.
.H'Hl ~ may CuEctin iEa: ihsy have rrrr.as.
Il the u-hi 1T D.. Thomas Nl.fc's Six Nae,iTc
!" anu ID, m. i5tavrnE rpr0t.U, VIZ. Isfttn. Al.
..SHsry Bctv y FIR. sf. Ne.fm5r,lau4 grIi7rs.
nCcer' DTaW47Id. Ere. md E,aaagp 100 tha state
oi PgnrsylFania, clio OHIO rld Bfo.f. r.rrr..
w Ereima' AFRO a.iufiho STAG u OBI, ,vra.f
thel0I2"lng counties o. w.t. Hamilton yief
mont, Eu'ltr Wa. NJ. Prehig. Montgomery. CT en-
CIarA Shelby aud Washington. The above mn.
chime bas been awarded the h.sh.st premium
"a god medal a. tho late fair 0f ths American
i~qt.Iuie n. y .'-Drtsrs for machines or reh,s
,~odfesscd o. ethrr OF 10 90 Mount Pleasant, o.
hlo lloEt p7iol will b. pHne.raIv attended fo.
Ifdsfs Tor bomesrc SILKS, which vs Gre con-
,'ahty mHuuiacfGrEg md have for cafe. cynslv e.
2 % Iart-oi silk hats ellis velvet caps. elk
sh'fls. cfavers, stockings and glove. s.k yc,Cts
hl Fn-t.'s and cIiars Of PLAIN u0H re- .syer.d dress
s.af. I'T lIr''-. w8rc, FiUwrE.I Tissue. Ius-
IIiNF mo boteutten vesrngs, Lu4tr.ug cravaris.
p1ttet hancktr.hsfs Fcwiugs 81 equal tJ The
oeti l"rtiGl 9lI 40 reasouahlrprces ALSO bo-i
Faii'i' = W Eggs and Mniburv .rsr1
h''.ci SILK and good r1roUns % 40 times re-
w.. ii PaGmeni or h desired. Uasmcaf made
lnffIor ono hiff M cash and 0nc La.fiu ary0 of
me above 90 cash prices.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

A. rule, held in ,hc Clerk. Olfcr ortho Circnt
SnpruIr C.uu of Law sui Clanrrry fr ,Ae ,Ouui,
oi OTisu Tho u1rii of March. 1912
Charles d Knox aud Rei.ck Mckee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
THE GKEAr hEMnul

z PLANTS. ASTHMA. BVoNCn It's. r y
on r~EREN.c= Us .. |t.a>r. ,EO,f
boo cHILDNE-, #GJoF..G uL a. CbC.
NC COUGH 1uc ui 4.fs1se or tae rGiROEa-
~ srgsuE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
Plain, Pressed ana Cuti

Asftal Shades, Made by the best work
Lamp Glasses. mau N the United Sta'es
All the above articles now On hand and for
rale HOWL for cA-H Than the same quality %
ware can be purchased at any other factory Il
the Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
ALEH T.LaDLrY r.

G.rd Tor comp ul- =
VIRGINIA. CHA>cfFg-AtRu.,. hsF .u ira
E,sFs nq-a G tns yr-ur -lHruar Cl.-iyE
JaN and { 4rHrI. i- fl~ C9l.fy OF OHIO
the m1p.h OF Harrr. 1872
A'rEr'lrr WI'auu. lim.ws.r.lr. rr1 fra hnH-
Law Of Marcus Wilson, deed. Il John G. "a no
CIHp. ruau.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
heai CO eompt

'IN0-NIN y NURnEtTY-
A. rules hsi iu ibe CLERKS Office .ft'.e Crrlt
Suron'r C.'us OF Law and Chiu,sr. nr ,h. Coun.
y 81 Oh'". IU he m,uih Of M1r,h 1912:
l"'n Z 'rsir. Executor - ttp last val ard te,t
.uento OF James P-nhertun. deceased.
CJup'aIuaut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
; CRJHBACKER,

THTSr SALE
virtue 0i o. deed ct trust maIe o. me hy
- jaime. u Iu--y o. and which is vt record fa
la. ..rss flee f, Ohio county ! shall on lie
q Coy OF HIE. !-3s 90 the COurI house u N r,a-
Iu-' -ti o. Ode Do -Isst 1ud bcsf bidder. Tor Ir1
h' b, iHn ia..psIug i0ts. t0 wiz; the Iuf NJ
'I " I -.rr 6 Hu which 'He -a.a Forsyth and
Iliniy uHa rl..t.sI. NG4 iu Grah1m'z aal.r.r
2 li" corner of H and Gentle -rr,tfs. ,a-t Do.
lI hHa north of n rI. RE- street. AID lois NlrgN
Hn '|I.r'lH w f.H lower part rf NU.rUav near
.' .T.at OBJ" -as Got 80 irru's on Mag.eff..
ono. .i NO = fronts ou Oh street
uHr. LINgOV rrre,..
NlthLI~ ELWNyJ, urtDa iluIe, re.Ia.uss8
- ID. IS o BuNus1u. Or sale hg
"lr- ROGB a. STEPHENSON.
~. Ii';aS 1t ua s1oraf Cusr1fsm. JY ASH.
- haI Green. received aud fr ale Nv
mrN ROBB& STEPHENSOs
NihRLiS DuALLEY, ~ .e lrsb Drs .Ol
~ f. = just r..geI and lur sfla by
mH-- ROBE STEPHENSON
IA AI.,.N~ ...n and .lH,. ns. Z uz u5,#..
rocked rlr.u.lv BOO boxes Of fuz ss,.
'' .' '7 JNO % THOMPSON
10 Nr#rlr street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
q PSJ BLAIR,
MANUFACTURERS OF BRUSHES,
No. l29 WOOD STREET.
pIrN ISM pEH d

1IA ISBJhGt, IA.
NOW offer 10 the pm bic m extensive asott
~ meni OF Brushes Of their own manufacture
which they warrant equal toaIy nnde FER then
a~urabiitty aud q Ish Huey wlud respectfully
solicit snltherI and western Druggists and Dta'
iers to call and eXa nIne their stock before rur.
chasing elsewhere, as they are determined u
sci as low as thcy can lie Obtained IN the East.
large assortment Of Corn Brooms
" lleu~ rlWHVs on han mar Ib-y'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

IVA a %. CNAN"ErY
4 u sHr.dl j. ra Ks ne oTthe efrc1i'
r,r our' of'aw aud rHaucurvf r he county
'fl' ~ l"e month afNurah. 1872.
a. Hur VI Phillips AMI Dan e. Lamb
Cywulaiu9rfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

ib'lNIt. O.. Chonrsry-
AZ ruiz. h,'d in ne Clsrk'- Oa.e .fth. C.r,ut
Hnuf Court Of Law AMI C.1UCr-
i"r the county OF Oaia, ga ,he month OINiuvn
1919
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
against

UIITINI
Richard Mcclure. Samuel Mcclure Elizabeth Nc.
Cure. wits OF SAID Richard Mcclure aud Andrew
Francis Mcclure
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

Friend Wislsr-I must sgain trouble tie. 10
g M me 'NO bottles mare OF thy Invaluable bal
sam ! huv, nDH rasou thee /. t!.sI qll, nd
car .ssuTg thee baf o. N.- NOV -5Cd
tlan auth" mt iis,I. I u. .... s. ..f,lr
send DY stage % 500. 49, ur-..
hy friend IA ...t. AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

- -chan Drlorsjsar ana Taoru. wilson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

L-ICuia0is.
he defendants not having entered ih-rr amen.
Hr'' ant gwen s.curr. uccO5! * lu Tie az,
oily me Poe rs'r- vi .EIs c1ur land 10 n9rca-
% " .,'sesHu a..', H..s .s.r r-a -,, rr-
"r. .In--o. n1u.r 4--a.
g"TH-r. n.l. 'u.r e.. sag
, -st."r ' appear here Goa iHr isl d3. OF tie
next spring ir" 81 ias CONT. en.lf rlrir agre4r.
-u.e and nrs"er r1c -ali Com 'liuHg's bH. Arf
'7' 2 c'nF "i rs 'T.e- bee inruAIII inserted 100
~-'7uer ruuicd 10 rSr riv of waaeIir.
suc'ess vel apd .-si-I ai The lr,n
u' .. - County.
ALEX = LAIDLEy Gin.
ID. 4Hs.rr. m-r IN
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Complainant
against
Jlnes HJ,sn-on ara orher.

A. Role. L,dut Soc Cc-A. Cface Of TIC C.r.
300 Superior e ur rl Law and Chauccrv for the
County OF Ohio, o. Inc month OF March 1912:
John EoH. C.mrIanali.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
-COI.iJ-nn-gs i'm Texas.

'CkoCAETTs-On, TO the Alamo ,.isH.s
JOE Below Go IT. Colonel !,' - =.
oa,isls FALL OF THE ALAMO.
The story, on which the annexed piece of
poetry is founded we give as.toId to us as
near as may be, and in few words;--
Almost every person residing in or near
YazOO City recollects Col. Tom J-nn-g s.-
} lawyer By profession and an incessant bill,
lard player by habit, a man possessing no
more animal courage than majority of his
heighbOrs. Well, tits well know 4 that some
time since, the Colonel 'moved to Texas
where it seems he continued constant Wis
itOr to the billiard table. II happened one
evening, when Col.IJ. was in midst Of
an Interesting game with i fTiend, that news
was brought Of the invasion Of Texas BY
portion, Ofoths Mexican army. II was the
ColOnsl's lick iWhenlhe announcement was
made, and his b5ll was 90 sisuated On the Ia
lie that he could not conveniently strike it
with his cIeao He endeaVored to reach II BY
frst placing oneleg on the edge Of the table,
and thenatheother; bat4ailing in every pos
itionseVen with the grocery ii hand, he
deternined58to IT tue, long cue, frequently
called tEens jackson; i with this he wasjust
aboubto make the lick, Whsnths ast5und
ing news reached his ear 1.-The bali Tenain-
ed motiohless On the table, and the gallanl
Colonel with Gen. Jackson ii hand. march.
"a IouFof the room ID double quick time, and
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was seen no more for that night What IN /
ducst III sudden movement Of Coil. nd
whittier he went and how he Jared, must be
told only in the poem.-This much e intro
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vided she lustrs Of her charms did fsb :, Iof
sleep a. night, OF IN Sniblag 5f 81
refined, : steal Nom Is aIt tyaiis cf sober tsal
ily, Is appears to Be the case with sTAHALA.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

while ehistring bn tie brlnk, hsn Il needs
but . tnsle plunge and ~ i over. We
quote at0f1 11eTIlcx N
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

-ra 49, &
TO Kate Of Broadway
Were to choose friend for life,
That friend would be yirtuous wire1eF
TO whom might with Joy impart
The'tender feelings Of my heart:
Withsuch friend / might with, ease, - 81
Sail over life's :4mpestuous seas; Il u.
A voyage with such q friend as this, Il -
Would make it smooth and fun of Bliss
Will you dear c. 4-- e, be ithis friend,
Andgto my troubles put an end! DO
oa d fisi5'a Ivy WHET6TONE.h
Heregissa plain. and bold question popped
to Kate, Wholesome does not stand shilly-
shally, but comes 10 the climax At once
He seems q think with Marian Ramse ], ior
Kate o'Brien' q some such person age we
don't exactly remember which hat mstri-
.mony is like cold bath, we stand long
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
YAzoo CIgE .Fab. I'd. Lee. !

Mr.. Editor; ..aff eefg f. 5rsfl, gstu s4tfi
As many ofyouT correspondents appear too
catch inspiration from bright sand ruby
lips, will you allot spare corner to this fee
bic tribute to 1pne whose beauties, unlike Cd 1
many of those Of Earths are most bewjtchine ii
in age, whose hnts are heightened by the
hand of time, and dying bequeaIhsa legacy
of JOY to those she loves. There had been
more Of the ere Of poetry lin them had NOS
the Goddess who inspired them, at the time
of writing tinst steDDed outs
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

Some chap over the sigature Of 'DONDo--'
has thfowp tDseAerls 'bRIaINAE,' number
Orwell known lines. If he intended that
this EtLGAs enenl 5shoulbd pass current e q
piece OfViit, he has wOefully failed, there
being neither sense nor q, IA his outrageous
Ppngls. ,Hs has plainly shown shat posses-
sing no IDEAS himself, he j. totally ineompe-
tent 70 Comprehend those of othera.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12
The RESUMPTION Bill.

This bill, as reported by the committee of confer
ence, and published in another column, passed both
branches of the legislature on Tuesday last, wthou,
further amendment. The vote in the Senate stood,
yeas 2l, nays IL. In the House the vote was sc
TO ~. The bill compels the banks which refused
to accept of the provisions of the Relief Bill of last
session, to resume specie payments Immediately, or
go at once into liquidation. The banks which have
accepted the provisions of the relief bill, will not be
comPeiiedt to resume, inasmuch as they are protect
by the relieflaw Of last session. But in order ,o
induce them to resume, "a rather nice distinction
they will not be permitted to collect any debts from
their credItors as all executions upon judgments in
which said banks are interested, will be stayed so
long as such banks refuse TO comply with the first
section of the act that is to redeem their notes in
gold or silver or until such bank shall have made
an assignment agrecably to the second section of
the act. The banks not compelled to receive
the relief notes Of the 4th Of May, ls4l except as
required by said act viz for debts due to the bank
The banks have the privilege of paying out the re-
lief notes, at the option of the person receiving them
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12

0J The Bostonians are making great ice spec
ulalions this wint The following however will
aiiord hut cold comfort to the speculation
ICE SpEcuLArIoNs.-In consequence of the
scarcity OF ice the present season, several live
Yankees in this neighborhood have been run
ring quite rig of speculation by purchasing up
such as they could find on the ponds in the
country round. One of them found fine LOT
about five inches thick on pond in the woods
of Maiden, and forthwith offered the proprietor
fifty dollars for the privilege of cutting it out.
1t is hardly necessary to say that the offer was
accepted, and the money paid over. The night
following the purchase came up with a warm
rain, and when the purchaser went on the next
day to cut up the ice, he found it did not "cut
up quite as well as he had anticipated. In.
stead of the five inches of pure white chrys-
talization which he had purchased, he found
only about two inches of ice left, and that was
fast slipping away" The ice speculator miz-
zled for home, declaring that when he purcha-
sed another pond Of ice he would get it insured.
Thus NvLrED away HIS visions of wealth."