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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

We published n our p7gcrulS. saturday, lat. a
o. the State assed al the late session Of the Leg
l1ture. entitled An act 10 prevent frauds on tie
election laws" We hen intended 20 have mtlc
s,me remarks upon the law, hui we're unable 10 g.,
% at hut time. although ~ deemed tho subject OF
a liule IN or,anee, especially Tor The principles OF
legislation involved. We have Away expressed
ga seif IN favor ofWbat . generally termed uni,Cr
sal suaiago basel upon the pil Of rights. This, the
constitution iOroid} All that being the law Of the
State. we are oPposad 10 au Infringement of It,. :,
long rs welve under a constitution We d SIRE o.
zee ITS provisions aiJhiu'ly observed To lhy letter
AM We DO not believe thar any cit4 u cut h,a,st,
violate lts express provisions. NeIacr can q .,-,.
lsturc. ~ the manner that sc believe ,us .c-i-!a.
ture has. IN he parchment referred Co.. viplue them.
oar memory does not enable us 10 say who urrs,ut
ted tins law II tie sclio1 Of the legislature ur in.
form us further Of what was the js.gr, than ihe
remark IN some speech, that Il wa. designed 20 ore.
VelI those from voting Who. "a Oto cu4ury. had
plrchissj lands IL Tyler county Tor sni'I sun
Tor The i,uloLle purpose o. securing o. tIgm.slyes
Lac nghs OF ciu1eusiip uudrr Tao constitution. u.
effect upon the strength Of political parties We know
nothing about. Il IS not In the power Il the icris-
iature ~ prevent tns exercise of the rishi orsuE
imge bylhose who have made a bona fle purchase
Of lie amount ol real estate required b. the c8nsa.
sutton; but the &c, aust necessarily prohibit th- "a.
srciso OF suG'age by The hundreds 10 Whom leases
Of land incapable vt ImProS mcut have been given
by NesIs R aud s. IA u.s lis.i 1 The,
going so far as 10 pay ios ,he recording Of leases IN
q lump.
Tie preamble of tins act says numerous fraul
here been psfpeirateJ upon The elective iranch.s,
by the execution OF deeds purpIrriug 70 convey m
terests in real estate. when IA fact sIch deeds are
without any good aad valuable consideration. md
enseis that IS often as any p5rs1n shall east a vol,
IN any election 10 be hell in the CYinnpawealh
under deeds. &c as aforesaid. they shall ue iusd, a.,
Il this Is intended TO apply to hose vii, has,
purchased tho requisite amount Vi land. whether
they paid FOR it 1--WE or i've thou.oud dollars. il !.
unconstitutional IflutsnIeJ to prevent The future
leasing of worthless lots to those WIN never ernec,
'ouss Or pay Tor Them, j, may do very well aad wi
do The wings no harm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

hi'oDH 'SLAND-fh Providence Chronicle
'l lhufsIhy confirms The account that agents # The
Two parties no" arnyed against each other have
s'"e w. Warrington 10 confer with The government
- C"''n'''c ADD.
l"e avs % Ihe State It's SAID, Will be reidly
rni'fced. In anticipation Of an outbreak. patrols Of
'@ "s 'rr IOfni7s. u l' SAID lhli armed bodies of
.'' s+'.ftss people arc iormug 90 The country aud
Y" ''.y n"'n themselves 90 readiness 10 march alta
m'menis bidding 10 The city. That the public mind
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
q. ELIAS STIrEI

TIN y SHEET IRON WORKER.
As remuved 10 The shnp Gormerlv o..,o.I 10
II DR. FrcssclI. next dor ip tho Nt,yo,r oga,
on Main street. vhcfe he ha~ on hand s beourG,I
rs .orliacni Of Sheet Iron md Tn Ware for s,Ic.
HOLESALk AND RETAIL, at the L,yest prie.
C"s'om WORK m tr md sheet Iron neatly and
promptly eAccnied. \ variety Of FANCY work
1919 TO" "f ~ffes =
n'e",s ana ne public generally are rpspecL
and elcsanl slork. US 'afso
tVe'y description ~ lamps rep. ir,t nj sh,,, mo-
ice. Apul "a. IE41 "''' H"-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

news Tor The Unied Sfsies and Gr
NJ The incndso Liberty aud Trurh aver ,bo
woole earth A MESSAGE from the Kirg q,
Mage, hya special Messenger.
ihis message brings to view and po,,,s o-,
nio'nentnns events that viii shcitly take urace ora
rarih' WEch Will restore the Jews TO her ON
ani' Whrh wi! destroy the enemies Of Cpristis
Government and Church, and estebl,h ms kinr
a,ri on Garth orc- al The works Oils hands.
lhis message H. Just PUBLISHED sld may he e.
alhed az Toe book store oi Mr. JOHN FISUEP.
u uppII9d iGr SOON, a. u ~ not ukels the coriss
now ? ohshe VIII remain long on ha d. ala
Y lhc members or The F,r,, Wheel
ns nose |"m any are requested &, nee, a,
ideir hose house on saturday tbr tcL =, ~
purpose ofduil. II being lie day dc.i.na,od H., ~,
Legislature TO tscmpi militia fines
BY utcer Of The Presidrpt
aP "a CIT. 4. TTNGIF ecrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

CRACKEE!-The ST Ctirsyillv Glzsre man
10 IN u complete fever about war and such like.
That sheet of last week is toll Of Thunder aud
iomasIones. sulphur & Or,aJhp.u-. Cayenne pepper
aud Verd grrs. You wonld think by the way he
handles The words tory traitor steel enemy and aIn.
unI'Ion, that he would make nothing Of ealing d
raw Jackass and a day load Of cabbage. kick he
Giraffe IN he mouth aud knock a hualIo DOWN usL
bus Cat. lie IS perfect ralI. hur.cr-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

CHINA MIR Edwards. ODE .ur,Ysargl of DO.
slfp H1rrIta|. IHiofm- rhc eF.fur- Of fHa Nley
f.iN tfpro.s i1'i % number ~ fuH,b Engineer.
shu have been taught lr Is.cc anon. H.
Chircsc language have appeared boz China. shaved
ahd dressed fIaf % Be- almost. if uUr quite. Imf..s..
De. fD Distinguish. ODD, lr m Ihc Clrrsr
The impression 90 Mr. Edwards i, that Ha war
wIII Do a long Que aud q b. ut af aI rmrr,..
Dbl" Hai ffdrce. nud more particularly RGs.a. -rrs
ln'o o. hand boz DO hciufr 30 rs over The sUIfs,
appearance ofn French Envoy af MaraDf u French
sh'F OF Nnr indicates .bc interest France feel. boz
frr r#rfr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
SANDIIILL \ EETING.

The two candidates iur the S.nsie Gom tins
District. Me''rs Campbell and Newman. accrdcn
tally melton Saturday lasl Of ; .nJ hi. DR. Camp
bell kept bis opponent pinned 10 the wall aud sco.
red II into him in such a way as woula have made
old Richie wrthe like a water snake. The elo.
quent Newman came of secund best by u horn.
Hull His snti-recePuon and sut-tarG did TO.
take. No wonder.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

THE BANKRUPT LAW-T was g,,,.I.n
Do % hg many tuli rhe y]rricaI Yqera.,u4 of n.
i1nhrnlfL n' would benefit neither iuliytJg,- ,r.
Ha rrHmuaIfy. The result bus shown M. ,r,a,
'cei"r" oi INa' rreIrrrou The PsHsdofrb,
''z'''c ihu' 7.cahs ufiho effects produced by nr,
lw 900 'hIi Iuarsr "
~ f p "'''n learn. ihe results OFFS, operations
.ro m1si H'u.y. fuozpnLIa r,.I.t,,s b,,. ..-.
'Iged 20 yield. aaI thousands. uh. were v,u..
% Surrender every hrhIug OF fclr pu.eriy. sr.
''" n' longer under fbo harrow. COMPROMISE
ave been maao ou yvcy side. amiclble agreement.
uttered lni'. uI affairs closed up. and fresh cIes,
rdgets ppcnrd. by men whose hands have been
N'e1 &" mot their lime was misuscl and their
'''y ]rf'nhrss nuJ unavoidable. The practical
N0Ihugs pf rhc law ore ar laury as fbc. o.e M.
I''o npu" ihc Interests OF both rarIcs We com
.Icf ihe lew as ono of he n osl b,ugu boz rs boil
iIfHce 1nI important rn us results which hl. ,,.r
zen frlgicd hy '- .H.rc8u CONGRESS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

SINGULAR ACCIDENT 70 A"COLD WATER
NAN yesterday Inornrng, as a spiimg wafer cart
was coming down Hudson street, and when Just be.
10" Thomas sIreeiihui pauof the street over Nhirh.
The cart Was passing, aud which 10 appearance W..
As hrm rs any other, Suddenly sunk TO sue, a dep,b
mai the top Oiihe cart was hollow The level oClb.
street. The whole is2j Or 30 feet in circumCsr.
ence. perpendicuIas at The sides. and about g ec,
deep and Is %prOhibly 20 no old cislern, VI,irt b,s
been Imperiectly covered. Neither duyernor horse
was injured. The irl mfIes.iOn Of lie former
10 IbUess was that he had discovered S,mes's Hole
NeU Yo,k Com A{r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

Col Thompson IN ths last Argus compares Jud.,
I'canot IN receiving '.Liry pieces Of silver Er be
iraying our S,yiOur, 10 lhe Whig- who want ihiry
per cent duty on Imports. 1t Is a poor rule ihai
VIII not work both ways" aud we are thence al
liberty TO infer that thuee who want only tweui,
pee cent duiy would have perarm-i the s.n5 act
'h4tJudLs dad for iweHiy pieces Of silver.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

GERMAN BANK or WOOSrER-Tbc Glove.
20 D'I II','ld - = that The Grand Jury of w,yos -,
'u'" q "'h 'i indictment arainu G. Bentley
cr'Ing ihr asssis OF sail Bank Win = - ~ Sc
venting them from coming iui, The b,tIs =, -
D'mn's'.nners The bans Commission.,. -
s'Y' ihs Herald. disclose. a series Of prer,oai,,,
'f,nIs by the miu,-.rs Of this bank sc,rrsly c,aT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
REMEMBER

The proceeds Of the public lands were lot {,
Virginia, by tic vote for IIi5 SsmtYr.
Tue greater portion % ihe public lstds. now held
BY the United Safes were conveyed hy grant from
the State oi.Virginia, soon sGer Ia, rr,pI1uoHar,
war with mo stipulation that ihos sl1. Do be- ag
piled io he payment OF The J,bI incurred To- 600,
United Smtes 90 that war, asa HE residue r,rl l3i
ihr benefit 81 The old Thtrtocu Sales aul such urN
ones ms mIgh! be added.
The expense ot that war unH ufiha Inst uarol
- beng paid Oh, Congress al the la,c extra session
passed an oct directing Ihlj HE money thereafter
nccruIng fun the sales Of hose lands. ,lYs'i he
distributed among tho several states. share aud slnrr
alike, 10 proportion 90 their Representative rl3ui4.
ton. The annual proceeds az ihp sale ufrres. land.
b We ,an : 70 nuc 80 ne y ~ they c4r,rdr.
'woniy i've Millions n p m, I.ns. ay o lYncy
ior the future rs con sIJerod on uI b Gods O nr e.
timnic, Of these ibr,e mIlrn ne p4u vbIc.
wouid be annually coming % NILII.. as estml.
ied by he EitOr Of tbs Richmond Enquirer Won O.
be S233 600.
The oct Of congress giving 'hcse monies r,,ihc
s,aIes. requires tIIt each state shah nYauigi p INC
tEcnt 90 receive heir shire auI .ur rrH, u.rr,e d.
resolution was introduced into the as.ems., author.
isiug the treasurer Of tIe slate % receive our rar
GaIs resolution passed rhe house OF Dc'rg,frs. was
sent % 'le Senate for Them u vr-
fos' b. q us vote 10 20 IS ~ F,ruga raanr A.
Re n%eg0tirr The money Uas u.us loot i1 virginia
by Nr N,rm14s yrfe
We ask in 1il caui.r what f5lslr any yssy,r-.
man can give ipr sIr ca ~ vote
Eastern FrsnIars, urlHz lu a...ralrrs vr,
their nisurd ruli.rs al policy "cre s.as,arf OBJ.
ough; bot Why wes'eu-u,u srulIH rs 1--WE en-.
not iInlgrnc. ord We shall hc asi1r.alci flito poo.
pie Of iho west give That action tI.r slrrf..r boz
giving their support 10 a man SrD a5u.I ba gull.
Of Co.
THE money WIS more tho1 ore LI.f,la entire
state revenue, md bad % teen recriysd. fBc flr..
u he people might be reduced me bslf sIlI Nj.
Newman voted against 30, end 90 fIc sIme,Imrf. rt
ihis wise senator siIri boo rejecting fhe mouey Ju-,.
" coming Co Virginia tbe $ ale Treasury va iBeu
thst he same assembly bad 10 pass 1n aet r
lnan 100000 Resides putting new taxes ON uaffhpa
CLOCKS. Nc-This n allowing old Virginia parry Cen
with % veugssuer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
MEXICo ANn EVA

MEAlCO y TEXAS Ii hos been more Than
o'cs -uimised, That British Influences we're n work
~ .i'A',", an" That governments was aiding the in.
vasion ofTcH1s. A New Orleans cor,.s,,,d's, -
,ne M1fisonian says have pr,,f hero that fy.
Ens'''' houses have secret orders frim the British
minister OF hle,IcO 10 furnish supplies Of muni,incs
"'Wlr' provision. &c, 60 Tie invading army on
''s'rI laden with powder las O ready bee, a..
patched. 10y wv" JUS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

A.''"s TIE u"rs1us rl h,lri Inc w1rsgifs i. d,
Ply ''Hs' "no,' Remarkable iu.inuaring WAYS blv.
Enz'1nls palace a1I Is:rnn, d, Inc Y
cd the ladies'. lie vas MT yllI~d ne he J-..r,.l
hui They made o. Little iag pf hfm-bpt M.
" hi' br'iher quIdrupeI. hc seem. 10 lack ,,J -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

SJSPENSION OF IRON WORKS-Tbc Tr,y
"ns says The extensive Iron Works i'm tina, CIV
~ "'.I suspended operations Tor the present oor
90 ,"'g Ie 1snI" ''lflcl uniil an adequate protect
wv ,'nIl nc imposed upon foreign iron mn,
gt'i'ea human beings ss,Eirc cork In spcb ,,ac 80
'' Is indeed che sIdIc-t sight urder Inc SIM "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

STEA dBOAT ACCIDENT-rL,.
cads bull last wear, siru,k "a .u,, n, ,tac. W.
days 'gp' aud slnt. The Ie,sb oI ~
"ie'y' Just below Lille Rock. aud : pr,rabi. 4,
'"' ,"'@, The Arcade has been raised. nd 800.
20 the Wheeling wbr.r "' y BOW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
TIE IRON urN-

AID rIrrsnyBGH WEEKLY CuEoNiCLF.
l. publish. Il every SATURDAY morning at BEGFrEPs
IIrEEAgY DEror. No s.. Fourth Stree. berwrrt
Wool AMI Market streets, Pittsburgh. Pa and Er,
w5rl'i Co Subscribers; securely packed. 10y lac car,
hest Mali.
Tsur' u- rnE P,rEE-The Iron cry il PRINT A
ru a large double m.diun sheet. " iih good tyne. nj
ihc low price ofTwo DDLL,Es rER ANNus. pavaa.
"a airugos. or one DobGr For Nir No, ms. Aver
ti.rm mt ir,rudrd fr he Iron Ciy may &c handed
q iue subscriber anI Will he promptly attended Ia,
SINCE numbers for s lie 1T - NJ ,urpc Il.
np Il JOU uTHONPSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

uARD 10 D. D1pns fat Of VI Isry Gey.
I'p' h'uf' on q stretch. has suggested ro n conn,
la',,'s' 3Iy To- undertake. q, mn her iongae for rs
ne mug IS nnp7v' bile says The mpudept
editor OF ihe Lincoln telegram
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
fus NEw q 4
BANK NOTE Isl

WEpLs>tLE PtUrES CURRENT. &c.
Fs PAMPHLET Is raH ,1cd semi-mon,hlv,
anF e-u Hls ..re-u Ett> % Nh5ch Bank Bills
aue t,,..f.- H W, >vystHe P.rVs of S,ock..
STATE S.Hrt. ~a a. .,n ~v'ulu'us Description og
tie Gr5H,ual g m cr-uiaton Ats' an se-
rur,tr Nll,.a Poe. Cuucni. nnd Journal Of
NeNsoi iuyr,,t o. Merchants Rte- 81 EHrhirse,
u,,crs 81 Fables. Ffrichis and Scamcns Wages. care
Tell, uNlsoi aud corrected.
1EHMN-r a suh~crhrs W. per
amman. PAYABLE lee advance. tuy ami country sub.
-~cuyuOJs (s,ri ptd) r,criyed 0 v tlra publish en-.
CHARLES MCINTYRE N co,
Eichaurc B0,ker~ 2OS Broadway. Y.
OFFICE OF r1E NEW YORK COMMERCIAL
GAZETTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

y recruit Nus l.haI .g l. rqi..r.a UEr.
ns'shh 70 which P'r rop'ieI-rrHs ma, M,
".',u'el zoe told me % uI. Eve f.ut len. .r f..
!, /, J Z" no' c1acay suro which, bot 10 v.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

81. %. fnLIJN va tIF1- 10 tho D.
s.''N 90 imdc CONSISTS 3fI1dusfrg. 90
'''g,f worth i1 Is % least $4,000. cca11,
INV F''sr' srl1.u Is 900. mati7y il Oh ef5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

PARNENBY RuDGE. by BIZ. in one vol.
- ume win numerous engravings fnr sa!o at
up IL J A. INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

ROSA.
o. Rosa an lb,li-! Sml,ia- VENT.
On tn andI, hlnJrum. Ium. tom. tumP
o, Rosa! Aulhrariul Rosa!
lu'edirI v"lo, zine Rpsam am.
The Eitpr co'nneuts upnn rho heani.c, nf iii.
'Rpmln hard as Il q Nls lh" production IF ,,,. If
the great pnets al aTtq atty. TIe reader VII 9s..
celNe ihiI u IS a hure>qir Translation into din ,i
We negro song ct ,h'"Cnal Black Rose" The phrase
" Anlhrarina Rosa" Will put Ih. sr,yit~ of ~. :, -,
grave al defiance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
Ma WHAhrUy

90 ha,irg been represented ..ai .
bod u7479tJis7ig aafH,sf being ~ r]uIlIuic fr
reelection f1 inc House OF D.Isslres no the ensuing
election ani macy inquirs. aayIug been. afJ srIi
soirg made on ih1i subject Please say in your neat
frai such BE- not ibe lart am 4uI a. r-a1I.J,fe A.
BE- at present advised sHlIf continue rl boz
up % - So IUtI.fTDN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

= NIE LOVER & THE HUSBAND a new
L N'vel "a iva volumes by Mo. Guse in,, "a.
cei,cd anI fnr sale 10y
npl IL ! \ INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

lLANk BOOKS, a fresh supply, both full aud
D half bound. all SIZE. at.
az IL AINGPAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

& LIFE IN CHINA, Just r,re,ved al he b.
IA Store anl Periodical office Of
m u J \. INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

IL PiCKwICK PAPERS. by Boz in one
volume for sule ut
ap y. A. INGRAM
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l. o BRING PLANTs

"A Fio7ting Greenhouse. cor,,;r;r,
StEH "a M eXiersi,e as.ortm.,, - p,s
Oonfisiing u fine M nibly Re-, clm
- netm'' CanriIin Japarirg. Co.,
1"e'., ,a''n'' a.. rom rhe nursrre. ar ( yvI,
a''p q Phls'ursh. The public
" '"vned 10 einmino he collection Mi.
nnrI I2-Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

M EriIOD!Sr HYMNS. a flesh sn,rIy ~
w npli J. 4. INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

4 GOOD fiAT-TIe rrg.r. lr,I5,r Az.
AEh'"s ir.ffIsameuf fr fhs Southwark Togir.
y ''"i'nv ni N'w YORK Cry wa. fr4d yes.sr57y
m'FtInr 90 Cen o'rI.rt. 7uI with great snft.i4,f,g
i' He committee although fHr TRIAL F4. undo, cree,
...7t''. &C. IHe works being new arf sfT -rJ
pc "s1'1'r very bod 90 0.r.ns bard ard strong
WV blowing "h'h rnl 20 rme stream added 10
nh'ra tIe engine ura uuf r1i.lr.IIg 4-r.4 r..
in1Is wero mlIe boz Morgan srreu aHi rsg IL NM
street 1s follows.
2 irsi trial from fhe gallery. 100 fss,
~pr1Di ffal lmm Io SIDE. 1g5
hird pos
D1rh wUh tH0 streams frm tIo
sfc toth is
iPfl151rf Egtry-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

~t.itISTlAN HARP. io-sllc at THE Book S,or,
x MJ Pcundical Onicc Of
up IL n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

NG NsoNS SACRED HARP. with bo.h ronud
w n Patent notes at received ,rl fr sale
'v ap Ia J. \. INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

NCLE HUGH, a Temperance story. for sale
NJ nPl4 IA IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

A GENERAL Assortment Of Wall Paper beau.
"A uiul patterns, just received aud for sale hv
PA J A INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

JEG D'"sPR'T -IIe following "Llia OLE
m1>e- IN appearance IA q LAKE number u The y o
PicayUHel
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TAMOHINE

= LOWRY has iokcn he shup On T'r,,,
'tAi ''o' 70 'ho drug store oil ,Chmfpes ,I
r'fri % attend promptly ~ aIl orI,r. - ~. PIE,
Dis profession. " ~ VIC ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
X MEETING.

Pursuant to pubIie notice a large number Of The
ciuzeas OF Ohio county. without distraction Of par.
ties met At 'he City Hall in the city Of Wheeling
on the evening Of the l2,h OF April, 1872. aud The
meeting was organized by ,he appointment Of The
following oficcts
ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG. E~q President.
1lt"NAs HUSHFs. FL.
WALTER G. SCnrr. Ia.
JuH~ MIuRA. E~i. NNiCc Presidents.
AIFRFD Burr, III.
Col &. - kNuV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-10
MEDICAL AID.

PHYSICIAN long accustomed 70 prescribe r. diseases
"A OF private nature, resides at "a Mott He has
pg been particular aud close observer Of cause and
effect he has obtained thorough practical knowledge of
this branch Of his profession which has enabled him 70 intro
duce valuable improvements into his practice. He does
Is to perform thorough radical cares 10 a. short
Of possiby be dcne with advantage and
safety the patient And generally speaking, il 10
the patient to observe change in business
from whence result distressing cases Of consecutive
secondary symptoms and the like result FRI queny fol-
lows the aivers I'd smcdes for this that
medcn~ no good the fret imary stages Of
the complaint supposed the power and
influence the human when its has
been long continued and thus while the patient IS
uedcinss from day 10 day his disease not chane1.t
chronic form, the least very likely terminsstk
permanent debility or perhaps somethine worse a.
anricture-how many hundred there may bd i,4
TINE taking medicine under circumstances that
the might prove be structure and should thS
1t 10 important for the patent to know that
alone did can cure structure. IL batf
known that the patient may have structure many mo-
except TO increase the time required to make cure
Those victims Of misfortune Tho about
TO select medical adviser would well to call and obtain
little book treating entirely these lsins is small
language plain and easily understood Price SO
DIR Gregory residence at 81 Mott street about 100 yards
from Chatham nearly opposite IN. chuch He does
limit his attendance TO few hours but re found al
home any hour OF day nigh observs that No "a
drug his we'll arranged Tor the reception Of
patients and his charges moderate.
The book may sso be had at the following drug nres-7s
Fulton OF Gods; Fulton and William streets,
and corner Chamber st. and Broad way, both
Corrspoadsu from any part Of tn. country (post paid)
ordering the book and vi will receive u ny msiI
pest paid in return Those wishing personal advice and
dicine, must remit fee T. insure attention Direct to %
Mott street. New York. III I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-10

operation, that took place last week. The Mer
chants Bank demands security from the Chesapeake
Bank for balance due Of some $4,000: The
cashier is presented with So, 0eO State Bends,
which the cashier says is worth $4,000 40 shares
of his own stock (par 1907 he puts down at $4,000
thereby repudiating his own slock-even after re-
ceving this much, the cashier refuses to take the
Chesapeake Bank paper. Another cashier, am
told, demands of Bank security for some few
thousands due his Bank, (Niarine) al the same time
that he lends TO a director $4,000 without security
wonder the stockholders don't examine the ac-
counts Another president refuses to take the notes
OF certain banks, but will not call upon the Mer-
chants Bank for 900 it owes him-they are
building TOO many houses out Of that bank-look out
for a smash. The Chesapeake Bank is doing well
now. Some uptown presidents and cashiers have
won for themselves an everlasting crown OF hatred
for their on]uc. towards this bank which has done
so much towards sustaining the credit of the State,
and by good management Is as firm as the rest Rail
Road orders are at discount of Is per cent The
company still pass them off the contractors, who
are being harshy dealt with now.
General O'Donnel gives grand fete on the Oh,
OF which shall give you faithful account; at the
same time keep you advised Of the state of morals
in this quiet town. TwrsrER.