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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
J..e zpuei,bnrD 1irniiliaM.
.HO.ND.1T. .MiRCH II. 1872.
R,gh Of Pefaia.-.'t- .hiams's Constituents.

~ i'Nilft itfiit i'a'i - i'itt'' N'''i
were Adopted embracing Tie i1lo" Pfncplts:-la,
thai the people have rehi to ask Congress to dissolve
the Mon, AMI that Alr. ADAMS bold defence OF that
right. ut occaslon Las gwen him new claims to
the r1!es adopted by Congress- deylnathe rglt o prt
lion unconstitutional thai Tie dthal of the
rIl 81 petition has done more 10 allquate the different
sections Of Tie country and strengthen aboitionsm
than alotheroan lined and illy .pcdgng their
sympathy and support TO Mr. Adams in all constitution
al efforts which he may make maintain that right
Other resolutions adopted protesting an ardent aud
devoted attachment the MON and disclaiming all
wish OF dsPaition interfere with Southern insttu
tons.
This is only many indications which have lone
satisfied rs thai ~ COUPLING the ripL of ucop with
Their fanaiiral doctrines tie Abotanss have been cpa
lied 10 ,I, an fruarrnf STRENGTH far bcyond thrr oc
l numbers. II mol necessary for MS IN say that We
do no recognize the rrt otany pfsp or of community IA
petition Canaf, in reference 10 matters in which the ne
lit. n,rs have themselves no inter 81. and Will which If
they ha,e Coner IS Al, III riot IL interfere II is man
lfsll IL arass IN version terms soto ASSUME Ru, if
IS not e : 9us fhaffhe Northern naoplc think
X. and il IS flerefre = 1,.4en 5,sery,cy serious c
side ration whether sound ttlc, do,. ,t inst IA. ,
eo,rf lion L. f. Il nus which L,e w., a., mat,
,E,ye ilem ,,, e;re rnr,,5,i,, " l,,1, ,,
! t..r,l md f.#, 49, l. a. r i. n,,l; c
dgl.s w,#,,.,tIi 49,,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

.hat'im0njai Lif-The Alabamians. after boi,o
joined IN wedlock. "woh't stay married. There are
one hundred and applications for divorce before
the present Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
Observation-Disclosures NpTloN

lelter dated Harrisburg AT - ocIocb Monday says
thai the resumption bill reported by the committee Of
conference under consideration in both Houses, and
that there was liitlo doubt Of lis adoption.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

The Hon. Robert J. Walker. t. s Senator from Mis-
Ssspp Is proposed in The Natchcz Free Trader for tn.
next Vice Presidency. " Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
4 Es " FL g.; s..
IA DfCI YES, = 4 Ea 4. y. O - =
~ lI.IIyf 4, II Il u ID

aud Nenman's ENGLISH WATER COLORS.
aud american W ,rER. VELVET aud F,xci COZ
oiss Pernmey soups; Tooth, Paint. Varnjsh,
liar, 10th and other BRCSIiES ; London Double
anu am, ons'9 barrel T. I and $ FOL $;
rocket Il, ana Zen f1.sIg'LS; Ra2ors Scissors and
a1of-N'rops and Paste; Swa- and Russia UI'IIIS
'i9'liS Flutes ClaronetlS Scgars; SnufiS Chewing
and Smoking 4 o b A o; Cocoa Wood Peck
ct and Cabinet Ink Stands Patent India Rubber; scyp
raj "si articles lar the II ir Skin and Complexion;
SILVER Artists and Carpenters PENCILS; Needles
by the paper and IN bo>s of thousand assorted bluo
and black Liquid | \ X lndcble INK and INK
POM DER; Backgammon Boards and Dice Dominocs
assorted Rose and Cocoa Wood Hair Cloth and Sba
wing brushes; Fishing Lines and Hooks assorted ilI
sal. al Howell DAVIES.
March 3 -, r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

o. The papers announce the liquidation ofiho Cen.
lr;I Rail Road Bank ii Georgia located at Savannah
It's condition however except in lis inability 10 maintain
specie payments, ensures the safety the holders gifts
noos-s entire debts, including It's circulation amount
'ng to only S9l93l. while lis assets endcpendent Of
the read. which cost two millions Of dollars amount tn
SH6.olS-to Wit $.o,0c0 specie 5000 bills re-
'eivable' S'23,W0 Savannah per cent stock and the
balance in other good investments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
DIST RiBl 'TiDS.

In recent article, another subject the Nashin ton
Globe substantially comedies that the dstrl un Of the
projects Of the sale ofiho rulic lanes is a p,icy
founded in the highest wisdom. Give 10 any govern
meat. ( says. with equal truth and force great resc-
nee, and 1t viii become cXirayagan1 in It's application
To make thcm rich is TO make them pradieal''-
The Globe uccd not 90 further back indeed than the his
tory OF the two AdmiustIaoiisCt Witch 1t Nas thcor.an
to mud abundant testimony to verify tiose aXons And
hence thceNp"dency if NOT Icnecessy rgarded only
question Of economy, OF distributing the money arising
from the sales oithe public lands thereby cutting oil
from the treasury that Of supply and throwing II
up mp SIS alone for reGoRe " do not believe that
distribution Will have the effect f materially iErrcasno
the tariff because the more you add to the receipts of the
cdcra treasury from other han those which le
gi'haicly belong to it, the greater will he the temptation
10 increase It's expenditures. This Vas manifest snnc
years ago and Will be again hereafter. In the language
OF the Globe '.\fccssg aionc IS tie paresd n ccoao
my;" and We slallncyer hayca frugal administration I'M
I'll We diminish lis supplies. Distribution Will do this
and therefore II should he sustained as neasgre Of econ
omy, independent of the other grave oasolls both Of
right and expectancy, upon which that policy Is success
fully indicated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

u In speaking the Lecture Of our former t,n,,s
man, Nn r.. NJ WoRD. Esl., delivered in tina, ,l,..
lie heastie Democrat says:-''We had the pl.s,,
III srh- the iecnfr- was delivered bef re ar,, mi
respectable audience of ladies and gentlemen and -,
can truly say. that II much mere int, res,.n, H.,
We had anticipated. This was Mr.. Wcrd', frs, 81.
and h had hut very short time prepare for II. ~
casan. All things considered, Mr. W. acmit,,d La.
self with credit both the audience and the : ,,, :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

o. Fletcher Heath. The murderer Of d li1 Hum.
has been tired before the ilu'lings Court Of Rcnonl
and ON Il; further trial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

~ We authorized to announcc jID.J
fAHih f'S as Candidate to rcpr sent the COUNTY
ii i rankin, IN the neat House Of Delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
NrnNtsnA3. March q. J. r.


The report of The Select committee on tie memorial
from the county of hanawha regard 10 the II appor
tioninent representation wss taken mp
Ihc report concludes with the following resolution:
"hesoired ~ tie opinion of tins COMMITTEE that The
Legislature ough, 10 provide by law IL fe appofun-
men o repterealaton n boihlls branches arcordmp Il,
the numbers oquahed VOTERS the several constituent
b'dles 10 be ascerianed by Just ratio IN reference Ia
white population.
motion was maie by Mr. Scott Of fanga'er, 10
mend the same hy substituting the follouma.3
"Reso'red. That the Legislative power ol the Com
monweath ought 10 be app1raued between the s.yc
!algrea' divisions thereof according the nunbero hite
inhabtanis Contained. and tie amount al all laNs raised
by the Legislature paid IA each
"Resoired. That the existing ap?fiinnmon, ap-
breaches 50 nearly 10 thai ratio, that neN p,ln IL
change the sane.'
The debate that was commenced Yesterday MAS con
unued until the hour Tor 10y Mossfs Brown OF =
Morgan and and jackson in fyor OF a re superintendent
and by Mr. Scott 0f F.. against it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

Treasury '\otes-The Secretary ofthe Treasury an.
no"''s That the amount ofoutsanding Treasury Notes
on the list. Inst, was s. $50 10 ti3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

me D"a"oTe B""hs.-rhe Banks of Baltimore now
pay specie Tor their five and tea dollar notes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

The Bmhupt Lar.-lnthcI 5. District Court Of New
lork,sevcra Vi hcappeaatsr benefits ol the the Bank
rupl Law wercopposcd; among them the Messs s- phs
VINO iaiI'd io an immense sum few years ago, the
Instance {" MeSsrs Lancaster. Denly & Co. ofRich-
mond who state that at the time Of the failure ei the
'os'phs' they held, IN hduciary capacity. secls L.
- Co., amounting to nearly $4,000 'rheoI jcc,ion
has not been decided by the court. Among the grounds
assumed by oJcctorS' Is the mccnstitntionaty II The
"r' Judge Belts, however promptly got rid of this Oh
J'c''o" by deciding that the law is CONSTITUTIONAL Con
grcss having an unqucstiunalo right to enact it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

W Office seekers seem TO be numerous and as
greedy on the other side the Atlantic as on this It's
stated ~ the Dublin Journal that there were 500 apni
canS for the vacancy of high constable of the police force
OF that city! Men. every where seem disposed to resort
to any thing, which will enable them to avoid MAMMAL
mbor-the cuIsc' as it is called but as man is cous,i
tutcd, the best boon of our race
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

~ The "Od Dominion published in Portsmouth.
oy James NJ Smith, ESP, who formerly edited the
'yncburg Democrat. and during the year 10, the Cr
SIS aVo"S himself in favor of the Bankrupt Law. as
IKE constitutional, eNpcdienl and humane; and he cdcs
his Loco toco brethren for opposing it. Mr. Smith also
differs from these ofhs political friends who are in favor
o' an immediate cocrclvc resumption of specie PAYMENTS
oy The Banks, The Old Dominion has UNDERGONE i,
complete metamophoss since it passed from the hands
OF Its ioundcr' MIR. Theophius Fisk That gentleman
would now hardly recognize his own offspring.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

e.. Ncare authorh I'd To say that JOHN r Fly
MI NDS, ESP, will he Candidate to rcprc-,n, tho
,ouniy ii Halifax in the next Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

.9Horman posed.-Ibe Nomons have sent a mission
airy To eHllailen The people 81 New Orleans A. one Of
his meetings Ia pretended 10 have the gfl Of oo,uc..
aud hoina addressed successfully in French, Spanish and
German. answered readily IN these lauguagcs III, tn
umph Vas cut short. Tor a Of the Emerald Isl,
Addressed himn pure Miasan, and bothered him entire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

~" Nothing yet from the Caledonia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
RESIGNATION or MIR Clay

lh' following Is the letter of resignation Of Mr. Clay
''S%oog hs scat IN the United States senate Il was
nv''' ny We Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
q h'Ndc"}, on the I'D uno, and land tci.re the It
aislaurr on thst day:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
CONSUMPTION AND DEATH

w III. most assn eolyb be the early fate Of those
who n elect themselves when afflicted
with the promonltOry symptoms Of consumption,
such as a Cold, Cough Bronchitis, or Soreness
4 the Throat, ioarSenCss. Difficult Expectora-
lOH, Asthma, Splitting of Blood, &c. DR. Dun
for he re noval and cure # those dangerous and
trou lcsnmc disc ses. Therefore, you who are
la5o=lnS und' = HE Influence OF these complaints,
procure Immediately this medicine before IL be too
late. One botie may be the means Of prolonging
your life. Av avs ask for Or Duncan's Expecto-
rsAt emtd and see that you oct II, and not be per
suaded by some who sell d ferent medicines to
take some Of thea medicine ~ preference. These
persons obtain som cheap thing, and palm won
tie pu''c AT full price. ltts therefore important
tor purchasers To be on their guard.
Ir Duncan-s ESpeCtorant Remedy is put Up ia
| large SIZE bottles, and envclopedl IN blue paper,.-
] ] he 1uter form cOntansa fine stesl pla'e cngra-
wing, representing Hope IN a Storm
Principal Office, Q North Eishth street, Phila.
delphIa. Also at the store % JOHN FISHER,
Wheeling. Va.
I Price I dol ncr bottle. inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
TRUST SALE,

EDURSUANr 10 a deed OF Tsus, from John W
n Berry to me, dated 29h Of February 1910
and rec-ried IN the clerks Office Of the county
court OF this county ~ deed book p, page 81, add
also ~ pursuance Of \ decree of The Cir UT Supe-
ror CourtOi Law aud ChanceTy for OHIO county,
dated Ju"e 70, IS42. ! shall sell on Monday the
hrst day Of August next, the following property
assigned To me by said cetd.
'St The steam engine and fixtures. mast works
ara IpIhing UuohIne. togethC. with other ma.
chlnsry necessary for curTyi~e On The rou,
making b]usincss, az they now stand IN tba TO e
walk occupied BY the said John Berry.
%. The household goods and furniture Of the
said John w Berry.
Sd, Blocks, Cordsge. Tar buckets. Snatch
blocGs and other articles comprising the stock
IN trade Of the said John w Berry.
The fixtures Of The Rope Walk will be sold on
the premises; the furniture al the residence Of the
SAID Berry, on the National Road, and the stock
az the warehouse Of John + Clarke. corner OF
Monroe and Water SITS.
Terms OF sale. All sums Of % do lars, and
under cash, over 20, } and 6 months credit. the
purchaser giving bond q. security Tearing lnteres 81
from the day ofsaie.
CHAS l. STRONG, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
THORN IS
~vEGErABLE ~PUlMONICA

N~EDElABLt. PUINONICA.
! 81 VIE properties Oi this mcdicIae have been fair.
n ~ tested and its excellence and virtues made
made apparent u many of the most res2ectabl,
t@nIles ~ ih's city. While it's simple and limo
cent? IN ITS compositions; II il active and eficitnt
as n curative agent never failing to produce the
most happy anu bene6Cial results " hen he di-
re tons for It's use are strictly COMPLIED with -
me celebrity which this medicine has attained
independent OF any eXeTtlOus OF toe prOpricfor i'm
forcing It upon public attention, as is the fashion;
Oit based exclusively upon its own metits-is n
sufficient warrant for confidently recommending
" To the public, IA a preparation Of superior eff
cacy IN al Pulmonary affections, viz; Coughs.
Colds, Asthma. Influenza, WhOoplne Cough
doarseness, Difficulty OF breathing. Pains and
weakness OF the breast, Sc. Common Colds
which are generally caUsed by ohstructed per.pi-
ration, VIII weld 10 It's influence IN a few hours
4 paroxism Of coughing is immediately nuhauea
~ rrsuTunI 10 tlIc Pulm0 lea; in Asthma. culd
IN the head, ~ hopping Cough. anlInh Ienza II
w promotes expectoratiOn. gradually opens tho
, 1urs OF The skin and 'xsrts a s~alutarv, soothing
INFLUENCE over the general system. IL can safely
ne administered TO the most delicate infants.
ne Pulmonica rs prepared In conformity with
ne most recent Improvement IN Pharmacy, en-
urely rom indigenous plants, tbs active principle
81 which is not dlsslpa'ed ~ excessive boiling a.
ole prepa, atoms II cost The MANUFACTURED much
aoor and experiment. before he adopted a process
lsrIs PREPARATION; and he hattcrs him selfhe has
mary attained 'he ulumatum of success and
mat ms m-dIc'ne possesses more uniformity and
medical efficiency than am composition OF the
and that has preceded IL
Prepared by WILLIAM THORN, Apothecary
and Chemist, 50 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
Received add for saleb
mar 26 JAMES RAEER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

NhuSTEE'S SALE will sell atpuhlic nnc.
ZION, 10 the highest bidder. for cash. NJ the
deiphia. Ohio cpunty, Va. on Wednesday th, ram
"ay OF April, l542. the goods and chattels e. ume.
rateS icons sung % household and kitchen furni-
su'.lh a deed OF trust from said Hague To me
~ trls'ee or the D. neft of A Bedilt5l which
deed Is ofrecord In Ohio county Clerk $ office i'm
COX %. PAGE So. G SNIDER
bmar 3l-3t G. Trys,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

E~RGINB-Iv CHAxcEay-At Ralcs held in
theCie KS Office Of the Gre " Superior Court
ofLaw and Chancey for Inc County ofOhioIn
themonth Of February, 1872
William ". Shriycr CompIainauf.
aCainst
rfancls X. Armstrong, Administrator De bnnis
non oi Noah Zane dcce tecd. dnC Ehenczcr
Zanei Trustee under the will OF the said Noah
Zane james A. Mclean and Mary his wife.
late Mary Zane, William Pitts and Flizqbsth
his wife late Elizabeth Zane, and COrnsua
Lanc and Mary u. Dorsey. la:e MarvT T.. Zane
widow otsaId Noah Zane, deceased,
Defendants.
VHE defend1nt Wiilam Pitts not having enter
n cd his appearance md given security accord.
ing 70 tho. act Of Assembly and he rules or this
Court, AND % appe1rins by satisfactory proof thai
he be- not an iuhabltaut Of this Cpmmnnw wealth.
on motion OF the complainant BY counsel. ~ isor-
dcred that the said Defendant William puqdo
apoear here on the first d4y Of the next spriur
term of This cuu5t, enter hi4 appearance and an
swrr he said bill or otherwise defend ims ar.
and thata copy Of this ordcrb De f1rthwth NJ srriod
in some Newspaper printed in The Cry OF Wheel
ing lIrtwo months sucCcssivClv RI id posted n DOL.
front door of inc count house Of OHIO c0uu'gt
A cops tosis
Good, for Compt fb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
ME- a LIOUORs.

TNHE subscribers have Just received from phil
i adelphia direct fIOmthe importers s.: Pres
and Casks Wines and Liquors, Of every variety
on the must Ibsral terms In casks, demiiOhns
BOtt es and on draft IN Quantities 20 SUIT, the fol
loving wcllknown Brands comprise a portion o
their stock,
Alesander Scigns'eC ogliac Brandy;
CasUlhOn Bordeaux do DO
J J Dupef, DO do
GJddard's extra old COgniac DO 1919.
Hour Glass and Anchor Gin.
Duh. Gondon q Co. sup'r pale Sherry.
LIRdon particular Madeira,
Jsburns fine Grape Juice or TCmpcranceport,
Harris aud sons. Port wine,
Geo Lorug Sweet Mala5a,
fenenfle and Lisbon Wines,
Queens White Port, epleniid.
french COrdials in bottles. Muscatt, H1ckici
Nor, Family Clarct, p rcnch White wine, vinegar
&c.
KING e. CRUMBACKER.
dee 90 No IS. Hafpr 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
LINER ~CnMpIAINr

Carc4 bghe HseOf Do HlricFs C1mBDnnd Strcng
hcHiag and Aperienf P,bs
x. William Richards; Pittsburgh. Pa. entire.
w " cnred Il the above distressing disease
US symogoms were pain Iud weight In the LETT
soc Toss OF appetite, vumilnc. acud quotations
a 9istention ~ the stomrch. SICK headache. fur
teu tongue couuteuaucC changed o. n cttr0u col
pr 1IWcu-ty ~ b- IthIug, disturbed rest attend
"a WITH a cough, great debility. wifh other
yhytoigs indicRtng great arrangement Of the
iVcf. NJ. hicharts BAD tn advice 81 scvcral
hdficb Medicines which terminated Boz effect,
rgu perfect cure.
Puurlnai Office. 80. N1rt1 Eight Street. Pin.
adcl nla FOrsalc ~ OHN FISHER.
y Whrolfnr Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
PUBLIC SALE or 4 VALUABLE
COTTON FACTORY

DURSUANT TO the provisions Oft certain deed
1 o! Trust late The 4h DAY Of October, 1899,
VIII proceed TO sell NJ the eroLs door Of the
Sourt Rouse IN Wheeling. on the bNl dav OLA
PHI le+2-Ah that valuable tealestate. buildings
machinery, steam Engine, DC. situated IN the CT.
~ OF W h~eelng-belng lots numbered "a, IS, IG,
and 70 on the plat of toe addition ~ the city Of
w wheeling laid out By Israel Upd6srah, on the fol
owing terms. viZ-onei eighth ( the purchase
money 10 be paid IN cash at the time Of sale, one
5lShih IN SIX months thereafter. one crguih m .
months from the dav Of sale. ore eighth in Il
months. one fourthIu Is months and the remain
ing fourth in "a months from the day Of sale, with
legal interest from the day ofsan-the uilctO the
property being retained as security uRtL the said
purchase money shall be fully pad, or such other
security gwen as the trustee actiAg in this behalf
5 sal deem sufficient.
The attention of manufacturers, and capitalits
: invited to this sale, az the property offered has
2reat advantages fi fhe successful prosecution
ne manufacture OF cotton 9r of cotton aud
wool combined. the utleis believed 10 be indis-
putable, but the subscriber selling as trustee will
only give such tile as is vestedln him by said
Iced Of trust.
S BRADY
i'm lis Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

DURSUANT TO The provisions Of The last wi
Il will and testament OF Patrick Raw, deceased
! VIII. on the Goth day o May next, before IN,
IISlnia Hotel IN the city of heeling. sellto IN
hiShest bidder, rhe following real estate
bot 30 8 on Nam street, on which there are
business part Of the city
Also lot no y on the corner Of Marke; and JEFF
ferson streets, GU which there y IN cid house
. TERM S-Onc third ofthe purchase money u
hand, the residue on a credit Of one and tw,
years. with interest from the day Of sale, and
lem on the property To secure the rurchase mo
new. The purchase will he entitled TO the rent,
after the first Of April-rext.
John p BYRNE,
ADMINISTRATOR de hoHis non,
teh It's with the will annexed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

CONGUMPTION AND DEATH

AHTlLL mnst a~ssurediy he Ihes early fate of
thnse who neglect themselves when aflici-
ed with The pre- "a DhItory symptoms Of C~onsuup-
ll9n, such as cold, cough. hrt uchltis or soreness
OF he throat hDarsenrss, dihhcult exnector,tion.
~ .hTa. spittnga Of blood, &c, DR. DUNCAN'S
cfAPEC1O GRANT REMEDY is expressly pre-
paudfor the Temo-al and cure OF the dangerous
and n ublcsomr diseases. Therefore ySu who
are iabonng under the influence OF these com
plants, procure immediately this med. re be
fore II Is TOO late. Y BOTTLE NAV be Their
means ~f prolongjnG your life Always ask n
DIR; DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
and $50 that YOU get q. and not be persuaded by
som who sell different medicines TO take some
OF Their mediciirs 10 preference. Thesa persons
obtain SONS cheap thing, and palm It upon the
Public NJ full price. AZ l. hercfJre importan for
purchasers to he on Their uuard.
Dr DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT RENE
Dl sput Up M large sued bottles. and ehveio.
rcd m blue paper. The Oute- form contains a
enc steel engraving representing Hope in a
Storm
Price one dollar a bottle.
Principal Office 10 North Eighth Street, PHI
adeladelph Also for sale at the store Of
Mhe ling feb l. JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

VIE subscriber Will rent Tor ono ~ more years
the house and -ardcr, aud n required s1r g
.rres % pasture I1Ud. benz fhr eamr now oreu
pied 5y Mrs andrew Mcclure. The huuse H. .n
good rCpaIr, good spring and other buildings.
Possession given on the lot ofApul.
Alec thc iatHe three story buck house on Main
stree. over and in fh8 roar ofthe stJrc occupied
BY > AVERY a. CO as 8 haf store
mar Join doLUgE