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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

aid he Locofoco candidate for The
bury, INC .,s~.v-tbe great High Priest Of Locofo-
Vice ho selected leader of the insane reckless,
H'", '',od war against our own native home IN
800 N'' The leader ola party once SO loud In Its
dp'Iy 49,, and charges of British Whiggery.
w's''n,s .,ounch friends Of American labor, is
'gnl0' l,.,,ard TO advocate, IN the American Sen
%" Pu 'nso Of the British pauper against our own
"."s though honest and deserving industrial
nHe"s' who can view UGH an exhibition as this,
da'''' nslines of honest indignation at such
"'"'I ,,ss treachery to American interesus-an in
'p''" ;oo tbo, is not likely to be essened by the
Ssa,hior claims of the party press tina: sustains
'o', ,aoootas the cause of this rccreant American
hs associates, to be regarded as the friends OF
"' those interests they are thus eager and ready
'.,,d6ce [Boston Atlas
u., NopTHEAsTERN BoUNpARY.-Having motto
,be various and widely different statements 9th
;.n,Dss in regard to the Northeastern Boundary
'y.i,,ion. we believe it to be as we'll to give ou,
Dan which, perhaps, is as likely TO be correc
The rest, to say the least.
Tia, the matter is settled all admit.
MI. line. as we understand, is from the monu
-, Norh to the St John 's-aiong the middle o
Wv G, Jobn's to the mouth Of the ST. Francais; W
u, middle of the st. Francois to Lake Pohenag,
.,a. thence Southwesterly straight TO the Nortl
n -..,onost head of the Connect cut River. TIL,
..tn of the Mullunacka settlement South Of tee
IA sJOhn's to Maine.
4, This Il will be seen that by far the largest pc
M.oIthe territory and all the land of the eas
u ooe agricuturally, is retained by Maine Grea
4 Vhniu has strip over which she can pass from
y rsdsriclon 10 Quebec, and, if we are not misil
\ smpd by those who have opportunities of know
oy ali this strip is, can be made, good for, is t.
< ms, over and that as speedily as possible, un!es
i ,,e wishes to starve from cold or hunger.
Y For this right Of way we are to receive the fire.
K navigation of the st. Johns, from its source to it
I mouth and Rouses Point, an unquestoned portion
British territory and a valuable military positio
v For parting with that portion of the territory, Me
n and Mass are TO receive small sum OF moneyTco
+ tay TO our information few days since]fro tn
RI U.S. quite as much, to be sure, it is worth IAN
"A moi quarter of what Gen. Jackson proposed t
M nay Maine alone --NadisoniGn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09
n a R WI FOR 8 ALE.

n "A HE SH IT CD As 8 A r. he.
VENHE subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
IL the road leading from the East Village,
St. Johnsbury, TO Lyndon Corner, containing 240
of first rate land--15O acres of which is till
age and pasurage, and tho remainder is we'll wood
ed. On said farm is a sugar orchard of about 600
ry dwelling house, four good barns, and other out
buildings, and also supply Of excellent water.
Any wishing to purchase invited to call and
view the premises. portion of the purchase
money will be wanted next spring, and liberal
credit will be given for the remainder.
DAVID BRONSON, JR.
ST. Johnsbury, July 16, 1912. 259tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

A farmer in Leroy Township, Penn. was last
week gored TO death by bull. So furious was the
ASA {. 1t Of the animal, that the man was literally
torn piecemea; not an article OF clothing was
found upon his person, except the wristband Of his
oh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

TYLERIsM ON IT'S CoNeUERINe MARCH "A Loco
foco correspondent Of the Albany Argus at Coopers
town gives a list of ten Wing Postmasters removed
and Locofocos appointed in Otsego County.
Only TEN yet in one County Go your length
TrJo
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

DON'T RETALIATE.-rhe Locofoco papers
still continue TO heap their full measure of abus O.,
and insult upon Gov Paine. Nothing is too sa-
cred for these caiunnialors. Gov Paine possesses
a spo,less private character, and an unblemshed
public life; not one SOLITARY charge be brought
and sustained against him. in the last degree derog
atory to his fair name an fame. We have repeat
eddy called upon these slanderers to specify any
thing against HIM; they shrink from the task.
They know full well they cannot do 1t. And we
assure our Wing friends throughout the Stee that
nothing can be more false and unfouuded than are
the base insinuations sought to be propagated a
cainst Gov. Paine. Let not the Wings, however,
retaliate by publishing any thing false against Ma
than lie; the truth, even, is cad enough
ULig AIrocate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

RHODE IsLAND.--1t is perfectly evident to us
that trouble is brewing, and that another f.
fort will be made to disturb the peace of commit
nifty. We cannot, of course, believe that this new
enterprise will be attended with any better sue
cess than those of similar character which have
TRANSFERRED; but that it will be set foot, and speed
lily, the information we have picked up from vari-
Gus quarters compels US to believe.
There story brought to this city last Sat
urday, in regard TO certain indications near Ok
ford Massachusetts, of an unpropniious character,
to say the least The story is generally cied-
tied. We believe it entitled 10 far credit
than it receives.
We believe there exists an organized plan to fire
our city. II the truth known there scarcely
bas been a night during the past week but some
attempt at incendarism has been discovered
and perhaps awful consequences arrested by the
timely aid OF our patrol, whose services, by the
way. cannot be too highly appreciated.
| We would strongly urge continuance of ou'
organization, both military and civil and we
would beg all good citizens of all parties and per
| suasions to fall into the ranks in sustaining the
peace and welfare of our State and city. The nex
| attack will be sudden No show Of en-
campment will be made-no mastering of forces
no sow tardy movement; but sudden dash, as il
were, will be attempted prov. Eve. Cbron.
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10 those who like to make
81 Cd I'D I'D ARG MS!

"AVlNG purchased the Store and Goods, for
n a merly owned and occupied by N. Bradlee, at
Peacham Corner, the same offered for sale
cheap, and on time with good security. The loca-
ton is good for business, there is only store
atthis place.
The Store will be open and Goods will be sold
for cash responsible credit at COST.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
On similar TERMS A TEAM, consisting OF four
Horses, one Wagon, and suitable Harnesses--or
they can be sold separately to suit purchasers.
JOSIAH SHEDD.
Peacham, July 26, l942. 26lw6
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w % % u

XN7ANTED, in exchange for Goods, by
w June IA. SHEUD q JEWETT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

ID The latest news from Washington is, that
the treaty with Lord Ashburton is not concluded
but progressing; and correspondent of The Trib.
une gives il as his opinion that Tyler will not veto
the Tariff Bill, when Benton gets through with his
several hundred amendments. Benton means to
keep Congress together till winter
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09
NOTICE

NOIICE.
FENHlS may certify that | have given my son
D. JEDEDIAH, his time to transact business
for himself, and sila not claim any of his earn
ings nor pay any debts of his contraction ae this
date. DANIEL CASWELL.
Newport, Jnly ] lS42. POI w3A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

RIOT. There was most disgracefu riot at
Philadelphia on the first of August The blacks
turned OUT to celebrate the day, and while march
ing IN procession came in contact with gang Of
ooys' quarrel ensued In which men soon became
eniisted' and bricks and clubs used and heads
bruised and limbs broken, and in the evening a
large Tour story building owned by colored gen
t'eman, and meeting house used by blacks, were
burned down. The disturbances continued for
three days, when the military were called out to
queii the rioters. 1t was shameful and wicked
affair, and the whites mainly blameable
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
SALE DE REAL. EsrATE.

TRT-Sr SALE OF REAL. Estate.
EpY virtue ot n Deed oC Tru,t, dated Gr A3IJ
p day cfJuly, 1910. onI now ol rv,uri uu The
hooks nlOhic County, Va, tn Deed uoak No a..
page %. | shall irocced TO sell 90 p,hic auction,
M line door Of the court house o. ssld 'nrntv.
ON Thqrsd ~. the 2fth dly ot January. I-lN. he
r. flowing detailed Real Es's g, sttrattd ga ;h~ D.
a. Of wheeling wa Lot No z m &c ti'h square
cor. or Of M0nrue and Fourth streets
Lots Z 5, aud 6 IN Israel Urjc-rai's addlu %
- the city, being the BrcWheuSe property now
occupied Uy n Clarke and co.
south half oflnt No IS in the 10th square; l~fs
: aUd 5ot the Miller property on Mlu street. be-
ugpsrtuf Lot Nol3 IN the square in The low
| cr town of Wheeling, aud measuring "a feet q tn-
Z Chez , ach on Main street.
Terms msde known on the CAV OF sale. Soliina
/ as Trustee | convev only such title as is ytstCd m
ms hy the aforesaid deed.
nrt ISIS J. LIST.T rnaIne.
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DICTIONAVIIS

TTSF received aud tor sale az the Bookstore Of
e. JOHN FISHER. Nn. 1872. Nam street, VIZ:
N~TCULLOCK'S COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY.
- Dictionary Practical. theoretical and histor-
irt /. of Commerce and Commercial Navigation,
bv ] x. Nr"Ull,rS. Esf. edited b. Henry We
fh3le. l.. I. ~ % vols Svn.
ANrIiON'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
"a c.as-iril dictionary, containlng an account
Of thc principal proper names mentioned m an
Gent authors, and intended 20 ,ucita'c oil the
iwunrtan. points connected with the Geography,
History. Biography, Mythology, and Fine Arts,
cffhc Greeks and Romans. Together with an ac-
c1rut1fthr Cons, Weigl,ts aai Measures, with
ubular values os.Hc same. b. Charles Anthem,
4. l.. D. Z vnlSvo.
RICHARDSON'S DICTIONARY.
AZ now Dictionary OF the English L.arcgG@p,
BY Ihar.cz iNcrIr4sIu = yJlR 80 LouIUU.
WEBSTER DICTIONARY.
AN Am rrcan Dictionary Of the English Ian.
Fuage. exhibiting the Origin. OrthCgrFphy. Pro-
nouuciauon. aud Definitions ot words, by Noah
Webster, T.. L. Do vol SyO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
q DILLON,
RE,TTITBERS,

y W. OIncv Ot AsuICc aud EOufig Us.
or POSITE THE NEW COURTHOUSE,
VIII G they cnrrv on the House aud Steamboat
PLuNBING. i'm Oh its branches.
They have constantly ON hand: Hyirlats. ofUlri-
ogs d.yrri,toors. Haiers' Kettles. Water CLOSETS. Bath
TE5s. Hot y Cold Shoscsr Baths. R-tor,s for Bieach-
ing, Ciswicaj Apparatus, L~'d Ce5iss. FaicSt Ban
Heaters. 10 eGti In Psmps. boai Pipes II all
into any manner oCform.
E Water conducted through Leaden Pipes
.um Springs 20 Dwelling House. IN the Country.
ALsl-ErEG PUMPS BAR ROOMS fitted az
Co orlcr LEATHER HOSE.
SupeuUrpamps for country wells. steam engines
SC &c.
Esy- Az orders thankfully receirsd and puHciuaI,
attended &C.. WHEELING Va.
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
mug -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
AUCTION PACE4GES AIE

AUCTION PACKAGE SALE.
BY CATALOGUE.
OF boots, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, sc.
the lOih December at 10 o'clock. a W. wal
~ be offered nj our warehouse. No IA CIR.
MAN STREET three hundred cases ut ihc o.
oONe zoos comprising a general assortment, n.
IhOnE winch arc seventy five cases I4000 pairs
mems thick. pegged BROGANS, Also
Mems Russia BROGANS
Boys and Youths thick PROG ANS
N'en,s, Boys aud Youths Kip MONROES
40 do Thick Kip >
90 hne c1lf kin stitched and Grained peg
do gSai9ggle, weltei, double sole and Water
"omen's. Misses aRd chlldron's coarse and 6ne
shoes
Mes and women's plain aad dressed Rubber
OVershOes
Wotnen's fno furrcd lined and bound do
MEAS wOmon's and childrCn's patent elastic do
=, Do do % Leather 90
Womcn's worstcd MCCAIN
% cases Eeu.s and bows has, seal, fur. sealpfts
Cloth and plaZeI CAPS
81 dozen PALM HOODS
Russia aud Eur HATS
Sozouy Nuiua HAT BODInhed
HatCps Brass TACKS. etc
MERRILL HOTCHEISS.
nov y "a German 50. BaIum0rN-I
NEW NOVELS.-Corsc dc Leon. C,.,,.
~ Ida. Captain Kyd, Creighton. KINGS U.gbo,.
OF London. God1lphu, Quad01Dc. No,m.,
Leslie, Salmacundi BY Padding, Charcoal S.sfcb
e., just received and lorslie ~
may2 ROBE q STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

= VIE CAUSE or CONSUMPTION Simple
q as these complains aJC usually considered
no one can deny their 5tlg the most co uwou
cause II this fatal and distressing dis,a.,. III.
tuIcCi melancholy trutu. fuat thOug1.'s tJ
victims 20 cousgm1u1n t".tV year rom no 0tsrr
cause than NEGLEt TED tcLD~. Vet We
lind hundreds. nav thousands who t-Hst such
c2upiaints with the g~.catcst inoidtreurc. and
Jet tlcol run on for weCas and eNet morrh- with
ont thinking OF the danger. a. hrst ypd have
what VOC may cous.ltr a sIEut C-tsN ora
tOL.li you allow hI-u ~ pleasure OF CarC,ess-
ness % preNent yOu tram 2lNfBE1t any attention..
Z then sc't'esulpp v0sr breast, you become
hofrsc, baVo rSlEs iu tac side or chest, cNgtcto-
rate large QUANTITIES OF matter, rorrl3S naked
vesth blood, 4 ficuity m crrat1iug e1suCs, and
then YOU Ind ti1t yoa- uwo i'.Ish ucE.r,t has
brought on tHls t.s;TssH.ug complaint. II then
v'0 value life or health. tn N1fucd an tine and
3o not frl, with yuur COLD, or tu-' 90 31.
TttDN Upstru n 10 euro You, but Immediately
procure a bottle ns tv' % ta1t famous RENE ~.
enc "fl'.$AM NJ WILD CHERRY which
IS well known tu Do the most speedy cssg ever
known, as mInE tHuUs1r-g wall testify whose
ives have been saved hNIt.
BE- very g1rirrlar when YOU purchase % ask
GHFtRl as there 10 a SYRUP ofthi5 nam,
Ilu use.
Prepared. WHO c.al. & retail. nv WILLIAMS
x 90. .1cluists. Nu. So. South Fourth Street
philadelphia. Pric, s Shopper I TIE.
Sold ia Wheeling, wnn'cs7'C and retail. hy
;. CRUNBACKER,
oct l9r AuD 'u'pi ',r0t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
United STATES FAST MAIL Linz
rt,n tfrTEITNE IN WOOSTER Ogu

l.NAAAah 80 80 - "H1 ~
EEUU WHEELING TO WOOSTER. ONO
b. way of Nonnt Pleasant
Uorrsyillc. GcCrgoiown. "a
dix. Sicctovp Franklin. Eost
estE N port. New Philadelphia. Cana
I,,yer S,mv.burg. Milton. Mount Fatoa Edtnburs
Wooster. aud Noasrelj. Connccung wl:a - ,fah
I.a,s. 90 Burvrus. Ashland, NorNulk. ~SsndUsly
CIy. and Cleavcluud. Leaves Wheeling. ovegy
Nloudoy, Wednesday ard Friday. Al II o'clock ".
anJ Wooster on Tuesday. Thursday end Saturday..
Pas~vuEers 10y tbs hne, viii arrive ot either end
la lime to connect v.lh he mail Lines running cast
aud west,
The Pr, begs leave 10 tender 10 The public hss
4 grateful acknou Judgements for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on his Linc--and Takes this O.
casiin 10 assure Them, that no Cxpcnsees attention
she'll he wanting on his part 10 render r%erfoei and
full satisfaction - an NhS may travel in his limo
mud having lately renewed his teams and placed
new coaches on The road. no laucrs himself ihrt
he viii merit. sud koFys 10 receive a liberal share
of public patronage. FOR seats aPsly at the Bar o
the 4. ). Hotel.
J. 4. MYERS, ProprisSr.
Il l. DENNISON Agent.
mnr IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
MORE fE~IN or
DIR HAELICH'S Celebrated NE

FET.IE Gil1Nin- IS eat fr-m the J,Tsr7pl In
81 gui-ar, published 10 Jefferson C,1u'y Ih,
senior editor rlr1e enquirer hayI1- boon a..'J
nc with tIs 1.s9h'ea inr a con isra3.r fng-
and after irvine many remedies In VAN. rr1rI,
90 o package &C Or. HrrICu's medicine WINE.
.s- had the happy ct CT vItr- 'l" t|-slErfs
stance. ,l rafHru- ono 20 rrni Hc1''i. IN
c8n.rg1.urn az tlH confidence f. 70 'brr- yir
tue lt1vrUrJCur-i an sgcu- and reserved from
f1" ]pr,ur.'r nlsrnFG Philadelphia % supply vA a
Hotel h..h -.-nuf. N.,UsE.
I.'crsau U.y, 10Th 2 ccu'or l-sN.
F.r l', by JOHN FISH
dc % UrFrIr0 a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

~ - q Il y I l..
= ISKS will be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
q AINSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at The kolrest rdieSUn--
Buildings Of all kinds, stone, brick or ,scolsa and
their contents;
Steamboats,; factories; mills, &c,
Furniture;
And mcrcnandize Of AL kinds.
And against all daugorV Attending the transport.
atom OF goods on rivers, lskeS, seas. canals aud
railroads.
For the character Of iie company as 10 pranpi.
tide and hIeraLfy an ne adjustment and pay1asui
n tusa,S-we beg Leave TO refer TO the merchants
Of this place and elsewhere who have had .he al.
luslment Of claims up-n rs.
JOHN FAWCETT. Precedent.
DANIEL LANE, Secretary. January l6, 1871.
BoAsp % D~IsECToRs.--John Fawcctt President
s. B'ady, John Gnshnrn. Charles d. Knox. Richard
w. Harding. Samuel Neel. Wiiiism Paxton, Jacob
: Shriver. Samuel SprIgg. Directors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
PITTSBURGH PONDER MILLS.

EAHEi ~ DIX Mkbt4N
a NDREW WATSON. manufacturer OF Blast
"a ing and Ride Powder. Pittsburgh. Pa. would
respectfully inform Merchants asd Dealers IN
Powder, that he he's rebuilt his Powder Mauuiac.
tory In the vicinity of This has made very
tNtcnslvc ADDITIONS O. hrs former establishment
and has adopted many useful modern impr we
mcnts IN the m,chIncrv. He intends 10 keep
constantly on hand blasting and Rife powder e.
Qualtn quality 20 any manufactured lh this cuun'
ny, ana vii be prepared to furnish those articles
20 any extent at the lowest prices al OF the
most accommodating rms,
Pufchasgfs VII please enquircot James Thorn
son, or Of GaIuison, GotalinSou q. ca. Ora|dress
Andrew Watson, Powder Manufacturer. PItts
targh, Pa. who wifi give ali orders immediate
PIus5ursh, o-tc-wem Pitts Gazs
- lIiiDS y . Sugar IA store and for safe by
I'D up "a Oh & MITCHELL.
JUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply Of sea
grass fish lines and fsh hooks Of various sizes.
juna9 J. MELLOR. Union ST.
& NCIENT EEGIME, By G RIP Jones
IA author ofihe Rubber. Cors dc Leon, sc.
Just received aud ir sale by
scptH RoBB 4 STEPHENSON
STEPHENS TRAVELS IN SOUTH
- AMEHiCA, Grams Ncsiouans. Raushs
Psych'iogy. w. &c. \ iurther supply. Just received
und for sale by ROBR & STEPHENSON.
a tuEEEE-A14ri supply. IN boIes, Tecgiv.
u ed aud Tor sale by
KING & CRUMBACKER.
t"piy 46, Wafer Street.
NASON,s SACRED HARP.
NIASDN'S Sacred Harp, Vol l, Round NOES.
neW edition, alprge sugp.y Just received aud
CT sale by oc5 RUBR &. STEPHENSON
IA. OTICE.--lIaying disposed ofny stock otmer
~ chand,ze to my son VIM II King, aud Mr. I'd
ward Crumhacker, whom ] coninenily
tony old friends ana customers, ell persons indebt-
ed to me will make payment to lhem,vand those
having claims against me will present the same for
adjustment. = KING
a.,ItESll SEIDLETZ POWDERS,
- Fresh Soda, Canary Seed.
san Cafh. Sulw Cream Turisr,
nuz 81 for .alO by II. W. CHAPLINE.
Il 1SE.-60O lbs Skis celebrated ch'cs-
~ n h,Nc.. jlsI received and for sale al the t,H-
ly Grccry s,sSe Of
oc, 7 IN.ELLMARGR
Old HONONGAHIELA WHEsEEY.-
~ \ lew barrels Ia store and Tor sale al Ihe lam.
lily Grocery Store OF
oct 7. In ELLMAKER.
a "a BOXES Shaving Soap,
Z2-VY . Bag Pepper,
do Aispi-r. fr sale b.
drc2 JOHN HUDSON & 4 WYNNE.
ATAHTED-5J0 Butne!l Uucd Peaches, r
w which The highest market price will be paid
dec > by l. n. ELLMAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

p-IR9A NEW ARRANGEMENT
E THREE DAHI LINES FnR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CIJE. PHfLA
DELPHIA ard NEW WORK h.-orlyor.
SPeeay q. s MAIL CHARTOTLLNE-rnRrs
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SALE or REAL ESTATE

$50 49,
John GiIehrs' IN CnASoEGI
vs. In The Circrit Superior
John Lick& others Court ofLaw and Cbancory
fr Ohio County.
HDY virtue ofa decree Of The aforesaid C7rr.
ED pronounced .n the above named rause on thg
on tlc 22d day Of Juns, in the year 1871, I shall
8s comnis-iou"r appointed for that purpose. on
tie first day % February. t-t2. al the front door
a the Court House Of ONO county, proceed %
cell Lot NO. IU3, situate on the North siqo oil
Clay street, in the City Of Wheeling. AZ public
auction, 90 the highest bidder. on . credit Of Elk.
twelve aud eighteen months from the dav of
sale, tho purchaser ri swing bond with good seen.
uty, bearing interest from the dny Of sale.
T. W. MITCHELL. Deputy FOR
RICHARD HARDESTE.
dec 2=Hts Shcri of Ohio County,
HNEESH misius in whole. half or quarter
" boxes.
box rcsh Lemons
so dozen Mrs Mixers Fine cut Chewing To
uaC.O
DO o11 very superior Principe Cg1r
tlarrrI sweet Cid'G
fnlrr The necessary articles for making good
w.aa. r.rr. iuef received and for saic 90 ths Ia
mig Grocery store.
dec % in ELLMAkER
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s. FEisroE r. ~.


Uo1r rir-T Know nfbartfeill r|s-ails a fra
nso of fht s%aualfc. wIl aaguY1 ore ea.e 3D.
pnrlr fIr nj poor rrfr1n uhY bed boon ef..r
tie d0efo' bonds urauv lfr whole fur folf.n
yr1re a1I p con fsrHbIe Harf 0f ,ns fma
e1ufgod fg beg hH che procured G tef a0fs s-
nattp ls aoa asi resolves r. nd eaf nee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
C.rLrAr "a non

CAPITAL 100000.
? WIS company, being now duly organized. Is
prepared TO make insurance on every de
s]cription OF Fire and Marine Risks. such as Dwell
ling Houses. Store Houses, &c. with their contents
Also. Steam Boats. Flat Boalsand Keel Boats. with
their cargucf, TO and from any port sn the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, or their tributary streams. Ap
plicnticn for Insurance 10 be made Tot the prrsun.
at the Office oflhe Wheeling Savings Institution
mar , ROBERT MCCOY. Sccy. ri
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,un, ,hrou2h to Bul.mOro BY eon;rae,ia 4,
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The sarse proportion ate interest will be al
lowed on d,pos!tcs made for specified periosso
lime, as Oh dcpOsitcs sLbjsCt TO the Above periods
OF notice.
The business hours OF the Institution arefrom
clock tl - A. NJ. and from 2 ill p. Al, but
Tor ne accommodation Of tTns.cUt derCstors
checks Fl!i be cashed and t~crCeitc5 WIZ be r..
ceved al any lime before and after these houfs
at the option Of the Treasurer.
nn 81 EI MclOY Trerrrrnr
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NEW

1000 barrels 80. Pittsburgh salt received un
con isnmcut aud lorsale low. Nv
sept p JACOB & MITCHELL.
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o. special depositcs, or sums subiset
drawal "a days notice interest Will be al tbs
rate OF per cent per anuum.
AtG4days' notice, ats i-2percent,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

RE-pECitGiL I'LL inform their n ends ard
t.e pubic that tf-g have ou hand a Iarur
is'irgn Beaver, NgtIa, EU fi1. SIX. ara Nart
hats q "-"ry variety aud srJse: also eEl'trcl.~
anl Youths Fur and >yN hFfs-a.i If which
i1'y waIIaat OF tae oet mt-crlls and work.
waGah -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

CisP CHEEs. IS. 1Ily DISH
Dear s--Tnr s1uafu1 nos rHr.I % mau Of n.
yer c1m1iflli no this place. Ur rI p % man.
nuI states ff1f aeII rs squad and hearty aa...r
he asia Die |f..
am, dear sr. very rer-er. lH, .7rr-
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the only line al that speed.
, Leaves hCeiuG every morning at s 10 a.
clolk.-Tckesthc MALTA all roadcars q Frcdsr,L
si;;ivcs tuEuitmoFe second morning Mom
Nhceine,) takes Usu cars and reaches PM.
( e~5eiphIa, Nash.nStoUcitI c5oNew N0lksam.
LInw
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Cr0-srr1~r. tf1 frrI 81 .IsI1.
fIv dear rlr-In1t Che earHura. b. vrr. ..r..-
ciouff $50 pIiu'ulr complain. fF r.r. IsrYu
cedcI 5YtverY one who hrs u.l r. ore man
years was elffc.r rIroI .n ten dave.
NrFv rr.HrrfrU II. rr.-e.