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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29
American Wlms.

We learn from the Louisville Journal that
at the recent exhibition of the horticultural
Society in that city, Mr. John Davis offered
some bottles of his domestic wine, the pure
juice of the Catawba grape, accompanied with
the following remarks:
Ludies and Gentlemen : have the honor
of presenting you with a few bottles Of Of my
domestic wine. After long trial Of fifty years,
by numerous citizens Of different parts Of the
United States, of the best grapes from almost
every part Of Europe where the vine grows,
the European varieties of the vine have been
generally abandoned as being unsuited to this
climate, and an American variety, equal. if
not SUPERIOR to the European, and which will
grow and stand the climate in almost any part
of the United States, has been tested and a.
doptcd. The vine from which make this ell
egant wine grows in the forest, and was first
found on the builders of the Catawba river,
North Carolina. II is now satisfactorily pro.
we'd that we can make as good wine from this
grape, as they can in Europe, and more TO the
same quantity of ground than they can there.
! succeeded in making last year, LIS gallons
of pTrc wine from one acre aud half, though
had seven acres planted in vines, all too
young 10 bear last year, except that acre and a
half This is a greater yield than ever knew
in any part of Europe.
"Onc more word in favor of the wine In
Europe, where the vine grows, bread and wine
are generally called the staff of life, and well
may they be so called. Louis Philip, king of
the French, in his last estimation, said that
he had seventeen million of inhabitants in his
kingdom making good living by cultlvatlng
grapes and making wine. And five could have
half as many people cultivating grapes in tins
country we could buy wine at less than 81
cents per bottle. and then We would be able
to save number of millions of dollars that go
annually from our country TO Euorpe for wine
inferior to ours
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29

E'even hundred Germans il is said, were natu
razed in the courts of Hamilton county, Ohio,
within two weeks ending the l2lh.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29

S~tpL or GovsRrous A>n GovERNous ~
SNARL-Govcrnor King sent Governor Arnold
10 Governor Hubbard to take Guvernor Dor,
hut Gn,rruor Hubbard told Governu Arnold To
tel Goyornor King, that he, Governor Hubbard,
would Mt deliver 10 him, (Govcrnor Arnod,) Go
vernon Dan, fr The g,aliiic .on OF Governor King
as he, Gov nor HIhhard, did not thi that he
Governor KirF, was Governor after sll-and
her,fTe had no night to send a Governor to a
Governor Tor FrOridenc, Journal
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29
Increase OF the Episc opal Church.

The following table shows the increase for the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States
in the las, ten years, compiled from the most
thrn,c documents.
The first column shows the number in 1882 :;
the second in 1919 and the third the ncrea.e
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29

The Pitlshurg Chronicle announces the appear.
ance Of counterfeit five franc pieces in that city -
They are admirably executed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29

Corn STALK SUGAR One day last week,
says the Springfield Ull) Journal, we visited
the farm of Mr. JK Kinkaid, on Indian Creek,
in this County, for the purpose of ascertainjng
the results Of his experiments 10 manufacture
Sugar from Corn Stalks. We found that Mr..
X. had made some eighty gallons of molasses,
which was thicker than New Orleans molasscs
but that 1t had not yet chrystallzed, To
effect this, sometines several weeks are re-
quired.
Mr.. b. says that so far as he has gone in his
investigations and experiments he does not
find that Mr. Webb (the discoycrer of the pro-
cess by which sugar can be made from corn
stalks has in single instance misrcprcsentcd
facts in this matter. With proper mills for Sc.
parating the JUICE from the stalks, and pro-
per cultivation of the corn, Mr.. Kinkaid be-
lieyes that the highest anticipations of those
who have favored his experiment, will be fully
realized. Mr.. Kinkad viii probably fur
nish a statement hereafter of his experiments
for publication.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29

\ DARING NmIL,N--O On Sunday night
bold william entered the dwelling of Mr.. Thomas
Ruttcr, situated in Hanover, near Lee street,
and made his way into a room in which son
of Mr.. Rutler slept. In this room was kept an
mloaded musket. The rascal loaded the piece
and so placed it, princd and cooked, on the
mantle piece, that by the slightest touch the
charge could be lodged in the head of the sleep
or, if he should awake. Thus prepared, the
robber proceeded to his work of pllering, and
collected a considerable amount OF clothing
In the meantime the son awakes and inquiries,
rs that you father , to which question the rob
Der said Yes Are you sick = Yes Shall
| 90 for doctor = mo. am going out, and
think will be better in a few minutes
The villain left the room then with his booty,
and the son was again soon in the land Of dreams
In the morning his father walked him. and found
the gun in the position described, and the room
wanting in many valuable articles. The con-
verSation which had passed was brought to re-
collection, and all were overjoyed in the sngu-
lar preservation from lhe intended murder OF
the burglar, if the contingency should have
called for such an ct-B0A. Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
jan 25
EDSTO


Z VIE subscriber has opened an establishment
u on the corner Of Virgin Alley and Wood st..
and opposite the First Presbyterian Chsrch
Pittsburgh, for the sale Of GARDEN, GRASS
and FLOWER SEEDS, and has made arrange
ments with the most reputable aud extensive
seed, stores m the various Atlantis cities, 10 up
plY hun immediately with such as he can war
rant TO be fresh and gsnuine-he will also he en-
ahl,d To gu orders for fruit and ornamental trees,
and, shrubbery. green and hot house plants. har-
dy border flowers, dubious roots, horticultural
and agricultural { IMPLEMENTS. etc At prices quoted
~ The eastern catalogues with the addition Of
carriage, etc.
There isperhaps no city west Of the mountains
where an establishment Of this kind IL more need,
ed thah ~ Pittsburgh, and the subscriber fatiers
hlmself that The farmers. gardeners and amateurs
OF hOwers will sustain him in this undertaking.
az nothing shall be wanting on his part 10 give
general satisfaction-he invites the attention Of
dealers IN seeds westand south % visit his estab'
shment whom he will endeavOr % supply az
such rates as will make u their interest TO patron
Use him.
Gardenersin the vicinity Of the city are infprm-
ed that he will either purchase or become their
agents Tor lhe sale OF trees, pants, seeds, etc.
crowded they are ola good anal NV.
jan 25-3t 3 y. WiCKERSJAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
TIE rINrs
RESUMPTION OF CASH PAYMEN RS.

AAL0A VI ~ VI Sh'AA u - lfsAN =
Ma. EDrruR-Frum an editorial N late "Rlch-
moud Enquirer on the abuve subject, | observe
that the venerable ard ssgncious editor. suggests
the expediency Of The Legislature fixing ON a day for
general resumption by our Banks, sufficiently dis
Isnt TO allow the Banks and The ~coIHmsniiy che ad-
Vaninge OF another crop. lie suggests that next
fall.-say The lst Of Octo6er.-will be a convenient
period, as tho growing crop will, by that time, have
gone % market; end lire debtor interest be IN a
fRuch better condition Ia meet sho acquisitions which
the Bsuts must necesssray make prior 10 that event
let Il cuMe when 1t may. The crops, TO which
relsrenCe is ina lc, are.I suppose, he Tojaeco, WheaL,
ard Flour, of Eastern and Spaihem Yirginia,-,nd
If The Suggestion he carried out, | have no doubt
that both the Banks and the community ofIlichmcnl.
Will he seusihly benefited by the operation. While
a. il dmiue that our Banks are ia n position to re,
sumo. whenever the Richmond Banks shall, and
perhaps with less inconvenience, IL il worthy Ifs~
fious consideration nhelkcr rhe invitable Pressure
which our cummaniiy muSt for a sAort time expert
encc. ITO a greater or less desree,O ucLeA resumption
shall take place should not, for the same reasons, be
Foslponed snlI; alter OUR GROWING cRoP ran lie sen,
~ mItkei, and made available 10 the debtor. and
IHcrcaniiiS ~iniereslf The advantages ola d srpone
mcnl OF resumption, for The rcavpnS assigned by the
"Eaquirer,' would seem 10 be mani.csi.-and mus
upp'y equally 10 the NorIh-wes;rm "a 10 Ite North.
Eastern portion of the STATE.
Our wool ctep. viii. 10 b. site. have gone 70 ma.
Net; bot ~ our western walters de- not usually rise
until the middle Of O,t1her, or fret Of Nnomvb Der
80 a. 10 nd nit &c sending oil our great STAKES, Flour
Ffhcaf, sc. and ns sumo Time mUsi siiil ho allowed
10 receive returns from New Orleans, I think "sUer
hIHiei Justice" requires the n.Eaiug &c day, sumo.
what later ia The fs!l-s1y the LIST or 18Th OF Decer
her-I vearure the sussestinn. Mr. Editor, belcvr .
thsre is great force and ProprieIy in the remarks OF
the Enquire.
IL ihs Legislature shall liz n day Tor general re-
sumption, with my regard 10 the growing or p,
Shcn he claims OF the West will be entitled Ia lhs
benefit Of such considentions.-euually with IN,
Eas;-aEd firm the sensible and patriotic 81 iri
which has been cyiHced by Tho present General As
EeInhly--uPon the subject of our State Iuslilurim >
dou5, not The safjecI will be carefully examine,
before the lane is definitely agreed on.
A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

virtue OF a Deed Of Trust made by Rel.
ick McKes to Inc subscriber which was re
cOrded IN Ohio county, Virginia, on or about the
I4th Of August last. the subscriber will offer Tor
sale at the Court house door of Ohio county in
the City OF Wheeling, on Monday, the 9TH dSy
Of March next, bctw cen the hOurs Of ten and
one o'clock, the following described property, to
wit
The undivided interest Off Mckee in and TO a
tractor parcel of land containing about 600 a.
cres in ;he State OF Illinois, bordering on the
Mississippi river nearly opposite The town Of
Marion IN Mansn county, Missouri
Also two tracts or parcels OF land situated in
the Milwaukee Land District in Racine county,
Wisconsin Territory, n beng the cast half OF
south cast quarter section 9 IN township one
nor On Of range q east, and south west quart 2
section No township !, north al orange 20 east.
town Of South Port on the shore Of Lake MichI-
igan,
Also a house and lot in the town Of Florence,
Washington county, State Of Pennsylvania,
Elso two lots in The toWn Of SenecayIIle, in
Guernsey county, Ohio. Nos anu 81 beng the
same that Oliver BrspH btcamr. sDIed Of by a
decree Of Court and convened BY deed TO X
Mckee.
Also one undivided 9th gpart Of lots No 81, IS
and ~, in the TO vn Of New Washington, Gugrn-
sey county, Ohio,
Also one undivided fourth pArt Of a certain o.
Their tracts lgts or parcel Of ground situated IN
the City If Wheeling. county Of Ohio, STATE OF
Virginia known and designated as the Wheeling
Cotton Factory, a. the foot Of South street and
all the lots. buildings, and improvements there.
unto belOnF rug or ~ any way appertaing, inclu-
ding the cngne and machinery beion slns there
unto,
Also al ths right, tile and estate q The said
MGkscIr and Ofhc town los and land thcrCuua
20 belonging n the town Il Des MOinez, ia
ClsI& county, state u Missouri, as fOll1ws-ail
the lots iu blocks No 800 and l3f, alec lots ~
., 10, ~, -, -, %, - ana 10 ~ block No I8i Jet
the same interest be more % less or lscated in
whatever part Of said town Or county 10 may be,
I The terms II sale 81 t~hoabOvc property will be
one third Of the purchase MONEY cash. the bal.
ance in three and six months from tho day 81
| ssle. with interest. Payment 81 the balance e.
. cured By hen on the properly cold.
Selling az trustee, q trustees title, without
anv guaranty, Only will Be gwen, nut which u
JOHN p BAYLEse. rr.r..
y Isn2T-s o. r McKss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
DIR DUNCAN'S
REMEDY

- hGSCE
LNROM The Quack Symps and Plraeotic Com
Il pounds which have % flute become a burden
To the public health, IN a suspension TO the
pulse why ~ II that these medicines are ia
Ken repeatedly by the sick without renewing the
compliant IN q restionl The reason Is plain and
simple. vZ-Because they are composed chiefly
OF opium and it's spiritual preparations, winch
acts upoE the system as a powerful stimuli tlLg
lnodYne and b. using repeatedly, the sysiem
becomes habltuated TO its narcotic influence, AS
OF nos VINO are giveH 10 lntempoTmcc.
THIS fact has become APPARENT 70 thou ,ands
VINO maze experienced the fatal effects . fsueh
nedlclneS and commenced usif DIR DUN
CANS EXPE tTORANT REMEDY, which is
entirely free from opium and all other poisonous
ingredients, and IL US d with perfec' safety by all
under any circumstances. k Immediately re-
leVes the Distressing cough, strengthens and invi-
gorates the nervous system. causIng the settled
cOntageors matter TO leave itshOld from the lung
end be discharged by the power Of ExpcctoratiOn
Unless this il done the lungs will s0cn become
c02taninated from nOKious matters and ulcerate
and falla prey TO the fatal worm
Pnce one dollar n bottle.
For sale at No 10, North Eighth street, PhilA-
delphIa. Also at the Book store Of
JOHN FISHER.
ian 2J Whrrlipr ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
SABBATH NAIL PETITIONS

NgNss
Inc foi'"wing Pe"iion has already been circuin.
'sI {" considerable extent O. has been ssn' 20 -
!" IN" re9ncsi that edti"fs generally wti gave u
on ,"s'r.on' aHd that the iuents Of the SIbbath
VIII maze auother eilOrt 10 deliver the Lords day
nun h1'''naI deseeranon. Our own virW, on tro
suVJ'G' are well knswn. and We need not tePesl
mem here.
40 me honorable ne fas and HoOse 81 Repre-.
seAfat'res Of he IN. i Stsfss Of Amsrica IA Con.
gres' Sss7r6ed
me undersigncd meroriaisfs. citizens Of
lecung a deep ard glowing interest IN every thing
mat - calculated 20 nurct the prosperity of our be-
beloved country. either IN a pecuninry oI moral
point OF view and believing that our responsibilities
AMI duties dtf not cease when We elevated you y,
the responsible station which you now occupy: We
therefore come to YOU. not only as fellow citizens.
equally interested and responsible with you. IA the
administration OF governments bat We come to you
as your con sfifH cuts 10 ask, moi q ayo,, but sr nh.
slract and constitutional justices via: tho repeal of
all laws requiring or sancuoning labor on the holy
sabbath; particularly that part section 3. in N act
passed APrd 1910. ard re~enaciei March 1925 ma-
ktng II the duty OF Fosimasiers at seassnable hours
on crery day Of hc ucek to Keep open their Offices
ana Leliver letters. ect. eci. thereby Ob,iging mcn
t. irStrpie ur,ier foot the laws uf lhe States in
winch tacy reside, and sl-o The express command
OF Almighty Gid to remember The sabbath DAY %
Keep II holy We DO not suppose that Congress
can csislaie the nation into sn acceptable obser.
vance OF the Sabbath; but Congress can, and we be-
"eVe should. forthwith repeal The law above refer
ed to, and thereby remove The authority and sane.
"on OF government. to this greet evil.
Inc friends OF the Sabbath find It very difficult
" MAKE eheeiuai eh'ris to rescue that holy day from
80 from inc TACT That many thousands. scat
''e1 '' over our lands. are compelled by govern.
~ ' se''',e OF 'hat day. Based. as our
government proicssediy Is. upon the fundamental
=" "e u''iho government a. revealed IN
,"n Nt'p'ure' and alter having snaran'led
W. q UeeN"'" OF conscience * The privilege
SaIa n'rp'Is u"I n.S'idung 10 the dictates OF HI.
=, e. -, nH' any Nohs,ess should nave
a.. 80 s.s-' 'unuAme"'ai r'in'i-
nb.g,n,r. - ~ pas mac '1sApng u
foot Tho L,w I'm r.gonaoa :. ~ - "aap,e nnaef
&C. an, ~ "'r S'oanl OF '"enty
~ ~ "e 'Ne"SsiA Sia'es OF lhis Ininn' and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
HONE: kFACUE

~ LEaaAAIN -
The Lsag ue met sgn~~ahly 10 aIi,urnmeni ri
ue tny Hall. On Monday evening. January %,
lcf<, nd was called O. ufder hy lhuinas Hughes.
ShaEman. The committee Tor the noIuinsusn ut
"heers hr the current year. reported. and the ~
port was adopted, and the i~oiiowius pSrson. we're
Declared duly elected. VIZ;
observation-disclosures DULrY
Vto Pres SsEf-wAITCR G. SeOrr
Secrs'sry-CuAs w RrssKLL
ktdsHfer-ruOMAs HU0nEs
Euocanse CJMminee-JacOh s. ShriVer. Thomas
Sweeney. John A Webb. Arch'd FISHER. John Ham
ilton
o, notion Of Mr. Sprirg, the Chairman and Sec.
.ssssy oftns meeting wete requested 10 retain their
pkssc duriHs the pseseai session.
"A ssassrnens respecting the result OF labor in the
Sst~o Paper Siildpfiny the year lSll, VAS read
o. Aiexnn5sf Armstrong. Esq. which paper was.
on rcilSo, rstoue3 TO tho Executive CUnmiitee 6t
srsyrseu and pae.sca,ion.
A eOnn znS arios from 6. w. Clutter, Esq. re-
Ssosiirs shs publication Of The said pare, in Ihs
NScssern Virginia Argos was also read and refer
re- 10 Toe s1ns committee.
On moIipr. the pledge OF the Scviriy wns n'w
read fOr infIrm1:i0ii, and the names OF sorne fifty
ls<ie@ and gentlemen were announced as DESTROYS
0fadOptins il rs members of the League.
On InoliJn of Nc Lambdin. the resolution here
tolOre submitted by Col. Keltey were taken up tor
consideration. Upon them IN animated and lnsiruc-
Tive discussion arose. Which occupied tho greater
Porl OF lhc evening. nhu fesulteu IN n auopuOn OF
the rec iunoes Nos. Ia and J; the remaining res
Oluiiuns were again laid on the table ~ bs acted on
nj the next meeting.
On molten the ward Committees. viz:
lsi Ward, Messrs Gushom aud Sweeney.
~ " L1ughlin aud Webb.
81 = Morgan and SPrigg.
4h " Coon aud Helm,
5h L,amidin and Fink,
were directed 70 present the pledge to the citiSeDs
sf their respective wards without delay, and make
report at The next meeting Of the League.
y On motion. the Secretary was directed tn Procere
a suitable book M which To record the Constitution
pf Ihe League.a foil list of its member aud the
fproceeding. Of the Society.
The meeting adj Isrned to meet On Monday even
Sns 3lS Inst at such place a. the Executive CVn-
migise may designate.
THOMAS HUGHES, ChoirssanA
II. McKEE. SecretGrH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

NOTICE EXTRA-whercas stephen Rice
~ has. by deed dated this day, assigned 10 me
i0r tire benefit r sundy aerso1s namcf I'm sad
assiga hcni' ins si0ck Of goods in stpl No 20
Nam street. also the bonds. notes and b,,L a..
due Gstty r. Rice. Stephco Rice d 4
Wells and stephen Rice & Co.
Tins is 20 nouy al persons indebted 20 al 81
any " me above named firms % call and pHv
their respective indehtrdnefs mine isfslV ana
save costs, Oh al claims n0tsettled, suit viii b.
5rOughf Ca March Coat.
I have a thor sd Mr RICE 10 attso5 n, tts 81
leciOu of at claims due and To sell and n s.,..
Ottns stock Of goods in ire store
THOMAS b PEFRoNEY
INV AgAgts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
HOME MANUFACTURE
Gallery made az hons.

tHhcry m2ae ~ hcWe.
AAJM KRYTER 6llows his trade ns n cutler
IN Wheeling The friends Of he Home
League are particularly invited IN rEamine his work
Pcn-knives and Razor Il sny p,t,en n, finish
made 10 order on he shortest notice smI on reason.
able terms.
Surgical 'nftrumenis also made and fepaired.
Specimens Of be Pen-knrves my ts seen IN the
possession Of Mr Samuel Nesl. T. Jacobs snd Alor
r Lsidley. Efqs
shop on he sssisid' % As'sst stree. opposite
hs Cfy Hall. jan 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
OHIO MANUFACTURED SILk.
= AVERY A On

100 Mau Street. Wheeling. Va.
Would respectfully inform he citizens Of wheel
ing. and Strangers 90 general. that be- IL areui for
ihc s1lc oiJohn W. Gius Duncstlc Silk. manuGa
tured by him IN Mount Pleasant, jefferson CO o.
hio. consisting 90 pir, OF Slk Hats. made loo he
best style. on Fur Bodies. SILK Velvet C1ps tor mon
g. boys. Figured and Plain Lusiuug and Leyauriuc
Dress Silks iOr ladies, Sik Nelvcts aud Plushcs.
Figured Tissue and Lu,r1r Of c,cy variety OF eUInr
anil pattern, BIS Lustmrg Cnsylis ami picket Hand.
kerchicE; &c.
~ Of which orc equal in quality aud color 70 ,he
European, aud ~ modcure prices
An pcrsous in favor nl p1tfYnisfur n mDsiir Pro
ducts ani Manufacture, ore invited t1 call nud ~.
an'inc these Gy1is
n 3. Ecticd SIR and Cprocus received rn or.
anzo of purchased li market prices.
Wheeling Jsr. rs. lsl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

TIE LOVE OF NATURE, and tho nleG, ap,
prrhers'Un oi her beauty, is a freely bestowed an
a lar spreading gift. Ii lives IN the best 'c-ltiya.
ted heart as the beautiful Wild a,Ner 90 the
"nplo"ed heaIh. IL lives ullen a rirsssrt. though
uhPeTceiNed guest. IL spreads The yhara Of It's IN.
huencc, when lis posscssor has not even a nam. G,r
IT, Yet sill Il tyss.-Snl they whn cannot tall OF
H. yet feel It's sWc"turss AMI its rowe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

HNHE suns'uhrr, have iorm.d q cn-pariuc sh. 70
under the firm Of 1ucSio q Lampiue. AM.
have taken Warehouse SO. :. Light sitert Wharf
Br The purpose ct irfusUrIrE General Cnums
sion Business. aud ia,cuJ g. dcvuie their attention
% iho sale Of Tobacco aud other pr,iucc.
Prom ihcr general know ledge of commercial ,.
sincss ihcy aro confident That entire satisfaction U.
he given 10 those who may favor Them with col
60 .umnnis.
Tlrv are enabled 20 make the usual advances
r assignments ua prduce. GEO RyJkLE
tr. 7-1y Wa IANirING
belmont Chop.,'e eo1y o. ih0 a.a3lai Of fa
I IsIiars 1nd rHarsr .h,soGi,-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

IMPORTANT INFORM iTION-Ths Art,p.
'aa Times aud Advertiser inserts All ,nIvsr semont
Of run away negro ia jail, stating that he ,.as
"Daniei' a black man, &c" and adds immediately
ai'er"a'dF' said negro IL black" Arkansas intel.
hgenee must be uncommoniy obtuse il such tau.
IOlOgy is1equisiie,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

Iark benjamin Esq made a very happy spesrh
at The Pilgrim Dinner IA New Yu,t on b-h,I, -,
the ladies. This Giuner vas distinguished nv the
prearnc- Of the ladies and the aLsence Of y ines.
MI BenJimIu concluded his remarks with ID,
following from rare Ben Jvhusiu's s.ng:
" Drnk To me only with thine ewes.
AHd Ill not ask for ninen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
LNNR -COAIPLAiNT.

THIS disease Oitcu terminates 10 another eta
1 more serious r9tufe, D. proper fcIletieS are
mt resort g. lu uu... In all IUIWs 1f this DIS.
...s. Dr. UarrrI's CpupO fuJ strengthening
md Grrman Apcri.ut lJl WHi p,roTtu 2 perfect
sura- Fl 81 by cleansing tire stomach sud bowels
r-.l1viug 200 a. eases from the Liver, by tho
lie OF .ue German AperiCnt Pulls, after WIN h tho
E,ut,,lnI StreutieuinR Pills arc taken TO give
trrugth and tone 90 those tender organs viii n
"a ire .uch frca meat oHty 90 eiieCi q pCrIcCt
.lr.. These nj is are neatly PCT up In small
,arkazrs, with on rec .0as. For "a Cnt No.
70. Nor,h Eighth StlcsJ Aiso To- sale at the
tore of J~HA FISHER.
a., - WprpnuI. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
DWIDENp

WrsGLINC S,viNGs ISsrIrJT5ov.(
Wheeling. Jan. ]. 1872
s. T 4 meeting ui The BpGni Of Directors mia
IA day. divsieud OF four per ceut ON The rap
lai 81 OK paid ih Was declared. payable on demand
At this office on or after The l2h instant.
jan 6 Il. mccoy. Trrn.