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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-10

Whangi--Trainin' day last Tuesday--tsrrible
times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-10

The election of members Of congress, vice r.
C. Winthrop. resigned, took place in Boston on
the I'd instant, and resulted as follows
Appleton (cid.) 27bs
Washburn (dem.) 1888
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-10

That exquisite old song Sy DR. SHAW COM
mencing,
I" Who has robbed the ocean cave"
is going ubou, The papers credited to DR. Holmes /!
What " u sight " SINE people know.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-10
spirit of tie Age.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT;

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, ls4:.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

b ther 'hc manufacturers father than the goOls-
The Corniry could ply tn m,rrrw tor tiny Millions
Worth &C Manufacture 10 plolucers ga our Sal Gus
rer th'n itran pay fOr'rNcniy Millions word, brout
insr Great Britain. lctcvcry dsy - rrowdtng or
ports with nsw cars 'es of costly god. poured IN
Ivy ioreien mann ar'urc'. Guns. gnrd 10 foreign a
gents. ahd atl!ed 90 at suction un tlroign account
Every fresh load takes away IL re cuin iiori the
country and htces the Banks To- contract the Cur.
reucY. while u ~cheapous The goods and rrrdure
held by our merchants aud hurrts thcm nn to l,ank.
rupicy. There are now mIl"ns' worth ui gouds in
tins City which cannet Tins year De sold 20 cousin.
mers at any price ET want OF means, there are nil
lions worth ct Pouduce in our s;ore-hOus,s in like
condition and holders are giving way ON every side
New Orleans SITS desOluie as at the height OF a pes.
thence; Ptisbnrgh (says oar cpuesppndeuco) was
never 80 ~prnlyzei and gloomy a. now. From all
SIDES. The cry ct distress reaches us-Labor seeking
employment. Produce falling, debts pressing. and the
Currency deprecated aRI useless. Proirction lo
Home Industry is The cure for this aggregation Of g
wills, and At cannot be loo quickly Or tnicicnlly dior.
ded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
TO REXT


A COMMODlOUS brick dwelling house on Main
- street, nextdoor TO a 5 Todd's shoe store; this
house Is in good condition, and the rent will be
made reasonable.
ALSO-For rent. another small brick dwelling
house IN the rear Of the above suitable for a small
family.
ALSO--A store room belonging 10 the FIRST M
med properly. nhoui rs by 10 icci in size, would
make y comfortable office.
ALSO-Auolher room on he second floor. I'M.
mednraly above 4 s Tudd's Drug and medicine
store. formerly occupied by Miss BY as a mlllinury
Store.
ALsO-Tvo small rencmcnts on Mirket street.
suitable fr small families, repis low.
AISO-Twsla ia. e. fine m0ms on he secOnd and
third floors of the corner brick. NJ the .oulh end ui
the market house, now occupied by Mr. : Gpdirey.
Thee ropms nre about 60 by 25 leet 90 SIZE aud
are well suited fr yarrous purposes
For further particulars apply 10 As TODD
mnr -ly Nam st. Wheeling.
David NleCoIloch tu Chaucey in the Circuit
Is : Superior Cocrt Of Law q
Philip Fisher g. oihers Chancrv for a5o County.
nURSUANT fr ih, decree made iu ihis c1use
1t the Fail term OF sind cruu. Ir3J. I shall
on TUESDAY. The l2h DAY pl April next. az lb,
Office Of Limb q Russell on ia ry Of Whc ling
proceed 10 take and state The account between the
parties required by sand decree.
d. LAME. Commissioner.
NJ Nelson SOL fr plaintiff mar II
MORE BEAUrIFCLTUAN EVER
HRAuANTS Magazine fr Much has jus
l,sru received at John II ~Thnmps,n's period.
csT nfi-p aud stationary Store 70 contains us usI
M variety 81 Interesting tale. aI poetry from OBJ.
most drsincurhcI writes of rhr day. amYug then
are the fllowinr, Mrs Ann 8 Stephens. Nrs Em
ma G Embuv Niy $ .pcasr. Henry " feuef.
low. Psrk ]Bcuiamiu. Geo y Morris Author of cruI
ziur bob the last war. EdE1rA PIe, aud many uI
es whose namcsarc we'll k1own Go The world OIL
femture. The elnhrlIshmru.s rrr The Y0uu
Widow ono of TIE finest m. z1l.n % plates eyr
rublishcr The crowniug of P1w1li1n' an cleg1r
line euzn,iug Of an American subject. SpUn
fashions. Music. TOO rages. "a i1iy heard q mir
s'rcl sin1, Persons wishing 10 subscribe lor ihe
b1ye work would De- yell f1 cliI u1 THDMPSD'
immediately. as the back numbeu Of The work ai
b. getting sr1rce iast.
Subscribers are requested 20 cell anil 0ct ihc
Z numbers. maf Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

The pamphlet published Ia France by Mr.. Co.'S
on the right Of search assumed by England, sets
forth the overt nets Of that government IN a very
strong light. We are inclined nov to think II nt-
tlerly impossible that this government can dec'inS
taking hostile STEPS. and we are satisfied that a
large msjoIiiy Of The people who understand The
subject aIe in favor uf that step.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

NJ WILL exchange fr uiiu7te. Rail Rood or.
n Csnti lapcr, Sl't s%alpefre. Cpgnac Branfyi
Lump Sugar. Madcirl wine. srgts and a variety
of other personal md real estate.
wish iD purchase Recon. Becsvar. Lard. aul
Feaihefs. payable in cool Cnds ard 2 aHl forward
Co. -hs Eqst every description of produce 40 m1ler-
ate chlrges. IT. VI JAMESON,
mar ~ Marker Space, Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
SCHOOL,. IN SOUTH WHEELING,
FOR MALES a FEMALES.

HE ThtkD ih.KM ct ID M,cane's School
M S'uth-W Wheeling vii commence On NJ.
fay. he 2lSL of Narth. In ihi. school are tanrhi
OHheSroPhg. Routing. Writing. Aullmslc. Gem.
mar "eeg'aPhy. Bso@h.ep'Tg, Sc. &C.. and the
I"e,s vary from 81 !" -, per term Of IL weeks
Singing y made a par, ct the eScrct.. IN IN,
srhuol
Students vii he received NJ any iime. and r,r a
shorter period ihan a full term. II notice be given
10 that effect when they enter the school.
N" deduction made for hss uf time. on the mar,
OF the students. unless IN cases Of sickness.
" The attention of the people particularly Of
SCUM" heeiing' Is respectfully invited To This school
ID. MACLANE.
South Whseling. March 8. 1912.
GW Argus cnpy-Sl-aud charre tb;s eT.c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

Nv the proceedings Of The Legislature whith we
oublish to-day. the render will perceive that ALEX
AMBER NEwaAN. our State Senator. voted against
the reception, by the SAFE. Of The money inr the
public lands under the disiribuiion act This mo
new. if received. would reduce he Taxes Of The
Deople lust one half.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

a shoemaker. IN Meade Township, Belmont county.
on Saturday lasi. Ia q Il, at anger aud nioKie"tton.
commenced whipping his So. aged about is years,
with a switch. Not -aiisied with that he took a
zane. aud thcu a sine. knife which he used ia mu-
iilsting his head, face aud stomach Uni'l lac had
killr.l him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, IsIs.

We are intlrnvd ~ 80 - ~h' "r'" a. n'ANr
Creek an Monday last. that Col. fsrrl"it deci"ri'
being acandilate fr the SeYaie, AMI DR CAMr-
seLL is now the only Wig candidate ~ Tue he'd
Now let us GO il. INV he"riies. domestic Industry
n,,in., uauper Ia5or-land money nssinet high
tnxes-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
TwENTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1912.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.

In VI lie UNiIbD SIA To.
The Senate were in session until between fur
and FIVE o'clock On Friday evening, engaged in the
consideration Of The R-solu'io1g Of Mr. Clay.
Mr. Evans occupied nearly The whole day in
conclusion Of a speech which al VIM heard II al.
mil 20 have been one of extraordinary power; The
great charm oft however was lie practical and
useful character. II discussed things as they are,
rniEieJ nut The causes endorsements. the RENE
DIV Cor Them. and then devoted much time % The cor
reciion OF The great mass " false information which
has been disseminated and which is 10 be disscmin
ted through The couniy.
Mr. WOOdbuy's statements " opiniuug and ficis
ppm the subject Of The Tariff were examined iu de-.
tail a. well M those Of Mr. Calhoun upon The sub
ie Of trade and expenditure. Mr. Evans having
CLOSED his remirks. Mr. Calhoun followed with a
brief explanation in reference 90 MS tables. when
Mr. Huntington followed with an intention q
continuing The debate.
A motion was made 70 adjourn 10 Monday end
rnrried, with some liule opposition.
The Sennie were not 30 Executive Scsion. and
she nomination NJ Col Stuart. ~ first Comptroller u
the Treasury. cannot DO acted uppn before M1nJoy
hett
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Mr. Hopkins IT Va s-kod he house ~ coneider a
s]osOlufiOn offered yesterday in regard 10 The PRINTING
81 reuain mlps.
Mr. Fiilmpre hoped he House woulJ procec cd al
lonrc Co. call Inc committees fr reports.
Mr Hopkins WIS content Co allJw Inc subject 10
o. passed over Cor he present
4 new privileged mplou Then arose-io rccOu
siJer n vote Ivy which o. private bhl was passed
yesterday
This motion gave rise % a debate Of c'lsiiorl-
bio length.
Mr. Hail Of W. Mr. Cord DIVA Mr Jones Of Pi
AMI Mr. Smith Ut w io1k port boz ibe Discussion
no lasl3n1med fen1cm1u moving lhe provi"us one
zion winch was secouJcd between I uud = ucl'fs
Tho yeas and nays we're ordered uprn TIE moli'
90 re- srpyidsf ~ he l0rmer vote, Ne House ha
yrf.sed 20 pass he Bll. nod he motion 90 recons
der hal q prevailed. woull have len The snhle'
pre- cIscly where u wac upon " ormcf occaHoni-
1he yes and psgs were demanded. and W
Muse BY vote ofg2 10 50 rofsssi ~ r8con'
der
Bill fnuu 1o Senate were then Fead a Ut q
hms aud REFERRED 10 their appropriate Comm.
Ices.
NJ Kennedy. from ihe cpmmiuec on Commer~
reported r. bill lor The relief Of John Colncr.
Pie oll1Vtug 4m Iar nfhef dscumsnrs upon "
8 eakofs table were read anl ordered 90 be pu
teI.
From shs.Pis oaoe Department IN relation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

THOMAS l.. BUDD. indicted before the Grim.
inal Court fr false entry OF the Books uf the Union
Bank Of Tennessee with intent to delraud and I'm
bezsle, has been found gully. and sentenced 10
FIVE yeans imprisonment la the Pcniientiary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
aT~rurFnNr

WILL cfrr for sale Al public anction. on Fri
q day the llth aud Saturday the 18th inst. al The
torTOom Of & SvtBru t,n. siii attd N Main
tTeet, Wheeling, the " hole Of his stock OF Dry
Goods, consisting Of Broad Cloths. CassimeT,s 5,
Casslnetts,s silks, PRINTS, Muslins, Linens, Hosiery
LaceN & which Will be sold without reserve.
This sale presen ts an excellent opportunity TO
country merchants and others TO Teplenlsh their
stock without paying represent OXoTbItantC&
change on the East.
TERM OF SALE-All sums Under 90 dol
lars cash -over that amount negotiable notes al
I months with an approved endDrser.
Sale 10 cOWmeDCe each day at 10 o'clock. and
c~ontinue through he evenings.
mar ; ALFRED CALDWELL, Assignee,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

PAPER or THE ILLINOIS STATE BANK.
All accounts from Springfield. assure ~. that The
State Bank is retiring hvf papcr much more rap
IDLY than was anticipated. The amounts which
have been paid ia ut several Of The branches We
are informed. has greatly exceeded the calculation
of The most S~anguine. She has disp sod Ut some of
her real estate at prices exceeding the amounts or
which she had takeh them. We observe that she
has brought a number OF suits To- ftcciose mur'gu.
scs. and will in a short time have the musi Of her
lands in m1Tket. We are not Informed ofIhe precise
amount tetIred. but from the reports which have
reached us, we believe The statement in the Rcpub-
llcnn n few days since, that she had retired $780,
600 is not fnr irum The mark, Auulhes meaus by
which a large amount of her paper Is fast coming
m N the State revenue. this Will return n. least
SJ00.OOO, and NJ its present rate there are hut few
who will not he able TO pay Promptly their laHcs-
The Alton Telegraph Of Saturday thus remarks:
Under the revenue laws Of our State. the entire
revenue Is payable IN the paper Of the State Bank
Of lIlinnis The result is. the collectors are receiy-
ing The taxes of Ihis year more rapidly aud with
.ess Irouhie Than nj any previous peiiud since The
existence of The State. The Collector at Springfield
received one day last week upwards ur seven hun.
dred dollars-a larger sum than he had previously
collected Gr a month. The very fact that the en-
lire revenue Of Illinois j. payable IN State INK
paper. Is another strong reason why the institution
should protect the citizens and bill holders of this
State IN preference 10 those residing out OF it-SL.
Louis Republican
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
Book and job Printing.
WHEELINC POST OFFTCE.

Ne AAIL ARIA Nc MENT
GREAT MAIL
Prom tho East arrives al u o'clock, at night aEJ
3 A. NJ.
To West departs at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
From West, arrives at . o'clock. a. NJ.
To East, departs al 3 o'clock: A. NJ
Northern or Steuhenyille Mail. Arrives AZ 30
minutes after NJ. and departs at halfafer one, Z. NJ.
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives TUESDAYS.
Thursdays and Saturdays at IL. NJ. Departs Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at I O'clock. p. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at s O'Clock. p. NJ. Departs Mondays &
Fridays at 5o'clock, A. NJ.
Woodsfeld Mailarrivs every Thursday. 9o'clock,
A. VI. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. p. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSaiurday, at IL o'clock. A. NJ; Departs same
DAYS at | o'clock p. NJ.
Morganiown Mail arrives, Tuesday. 6 o'clock p.
NJ Departs Wednesday, 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
Letters Intended fr The morning mails shonld be
deposited by 4 o'clock, in the morning.
Inland postage ofJoregH letters must be invnria
bly, paid.
Office open at l0I o'clock, A. NJ.
u. AGNEW. p. NJ.
P.S The office opens on Sundays ri One o'clock,
7. VI. $50 as not to interfere with the lime Of Pebble
Worship in the Churches) and remuins open ONE
HOUR. dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

VIII Mr. Newman ever b able 10 explain 10 the
voters Of this district why it wls that he voted a.
gainst receiving tho money fromc the sale Of the
public lands
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

The March numher oiihe Boston Miscellany has
! cen resolved. IL Is. as usual, neat in execution
prompt ia lis appearance. and exhibits much talent
in It's contents. Thompson ia agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
FOR SALE

y or No 100 ia Bridgeport. Belmont county.
HL Ohio. on which is situated a brick building
known rs the POINT Warehouse. al the junction Of
Indian Wheeling Creek aud the OHIO river, a most
desirable situation for carrying ON a Receiving and
Forwarding business.
ALSO-Iats No lO5. ll3 end III. all situated
iu BuJgcputt.
10 r. X. ARMSTRONG.
feb 10 3v Wheeling. Va.
HNOR RENT-The dwelling house ou Quiu
cy street, row occupied uy John ? Clarke
Apply 10 DANIEL LAMB,
mar ID-ir Agent friHe Owner.
EAAMS-i0O00 lb,CIn c.nuuu Sugar ,uud
Bicpu Ham. i0r family use just received aud
ur sale hy
m7r 10 KNOX LLOYD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
CONGRESS HALL,
PHILADELPHIA.

KNHls well known aud extensive establish
- meni Is noSs under The sole direction aud
manag ment OF the subscriber, under whose per
snnal attention Il has recently undergone a tho
rough and complete repair, and rs now in com
plrte order for the reception Of COMPANY.
In soliciting the continued p1tTo mage of the ira
swelling public aid his f.rmer friends end visit
cTs, he would respectfully assure them that attn
cerIod SINCE the openIr < of this house has It's ac-
commoda'Io rs Tor convenience ana comfort been
equal 10 It's Present arrangement.
The man entrances To this establishment are
At No p Stuth Third Street and No 50 Chestnut
n treet two Of the most fashionable aud business
Streets IN Philadelphia, being bit a few minutes
walk from the principal steam sat landing and
tStage and Rail Road ufices and IT. the he m o,
the city. The paTlors fronting on each streOt arc
genteel 'urnr he'd fT the comfort and convs.i-
ence ofladles and pIlvatefatnillcs while the whole
management of the house is BET eyed TO be such
as to give eRtlre satI sfactiUn. IIrh the hatter-
ing hope that the very liberal pa 'ronage bestowed
on COngrss Hall for the last five wears NAV net
only he continued but increased. The proprietor
y edges hi best services with a full determinu-
uon that nothing shn Il be wanting on his part or
those in his etnplI ~ 10 render II n desirable stop
ping placeio Tor persons o, business and pleasure.
mar 24-lm. JOHN ; URDIVANT.
KNOTE IL SANGER.
NV OULD Respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally. that they con.
Time TO manufacture. and have on hand a general
assortment of Spanish. II Spanish and Americas
Saddl's, Ba'dwin's improved Spring Saddles. Ladies
Saddles. "f various patterns. Brides, MIarlingaIes
aud birdie Filings, Saddle Bags. Trunks and Yah
ices, Harness and Wagon Gears. Collars. HaEes ano
Traces, Carriage Crop $ witches aud Wagon Whips
Buffalo rphes and Bufilo Saddle covers. and every
' other article usually kept in their line OF trade
Warranted Of The very best material and Work
manship. Al Of which they will sell al wholes al,
or retail on terms 10 suit The times
Thankful for past favor. we sulieit a coniinunnc,
Of Public Patronage, Give us a call and we prOmis,
10 use our best eSeriions to make 1t your inl0res
10 deal with us.
Jan 4-6 mo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
KNOTE 4
RENT

tOR KEN L
THE subsci iber will rent tor one ~ more wears
the house and garden, aud If acquired 5pr 6
acres OF pasture land, being the same now oCcu- |
pied BY Mrs andrew Mcclure. The house is in
good repair, good spring and other buildings.
Possession given on the LIST Of April.
Also the large three story brick house on Main
street, over and IN the rear of the store occupied
by ) AVERY 81 co as a hat store.
mar II JOHN McLURF.
ACkEREL 40 bbls No 8 iarge SIZE. Ju
I'VE received ndfor sale by JOS. REILLY.
jun5
IN Bills La Loaf sHgnr.
eDU 80 Tierces Rice. just received and for sale
by CRANGLE q BAILEYS.
mar 81
NOTTCE-The sale OF the valuable si0ck Of
~ Fancy Dry Goods will be continued OF the
store ofGeo X SWeariugen, his morning at ten o,
,luck. without reserve.
mar 10 PENTONEY & HARRISON.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
"a T. have iusi received on consignment and
w will sell low to close. 50 B xcs mould and
dipt candles and plain md var irgaisd S0np.
mar - PENrONEY& HARRISON.
- Barrels Domestic Gin, a good article in store
- and for sale by JACOB & MITCHELL.
WINTER APPLES.
IN BBLSvaIious kinds Winter Apples. inst re-.
~ ceived and for sale ~ the family grocery
~ NV u ~ fhi"iNN''N'
UEONIY-I bbI strained Honey. IuI received
AH and i0rsale Of The family grocery store of
dec II IN ELLNAKER.
cd CHESTS YOUNG uYSDN TEA. tor -ilc BY
90 dee 2 JOHN HUDSON " q WINNIE.
CHAPLINE a PRYOR,
WHOLESALE q RETAIL DEALERS IN
oNUGs. MEDICINES. PAWS. ouLs. DYE sruFFs. &c.
Union. befreen lfuiq and M1rket Sc.
WHEELING. Va
NLAXSEED OIL iusi received aud ior sale by
nnG C~HAPLtNEN PRYOR.
IL VTNPUWUEK ~ 2 cncsis.
M chest Imperial. for sale by
dec 2 JOHN HUDSON A. r WINNIE.
VIA Gipry aud TIE shame 90 Engisud m ~,
volumes. Just received md Cor sllc ny
i der ~ ROBE g. STEPHENSON.
nULWEKS MI~SCELIANlES. Boo 2 volumes
i1st received and fer sale by
dec n ROBB STEPHENS or
AHOLAsSES.
NJ 500 Bhls Molasses. prmc Article
o I2l DO Sugar housc, DO DO,
mar 70 CRANGLE 3 BArLEYs
YE FLOUR in whole or half baIrels receive,
4 IN and Dr sale at the Family Grocey sure %
hi II IN ELLMAKER
n OUtsVILLE LINES bbls Louisville Linn
e 4 received and fr sllo by
p mar % KIN" " u MbNSNI".
II EFtVED wHIsKEY-5O bbis Superior rcct
= fed Whisky for eia,'mg lor sale hy
mar ~ KING CRUMBACKER.
SUGAR. HANS
.InF q superior quality ior family nee iusi 70
NJ ceived and for sale by
mar ~ KING CRUMEACKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
GRANVILLE AND ILLINOIS MONEY

ANING purchased % ) LoWIheT hls interest
IN the concern Of 5 Lnwther q Co { will
do business after he lst Of March on nv nv ac-
count for CASH ONLY. Being fully satisfied that
a credit business, under The present slate or things
cannot be sustained without charging large profits,
I am determined not to credit a dollar Or keep any
books for that purpose, but shall endenyor 10 have
constantly on hand a good sfock Of gocds, which
will be sold at very low prices; 1t is therefore hoped
ihut no person will take exceptions TO he rule. as
u will no strictly complied Miih in every instance
feb l9-Im G.S BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of VALUABLE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
Stout & iInil. against ILcu,zer Zane and other
: John P,ti,rsun, -. snme.
3 Robert G Mauins Adm'rs vssame.
1 John E~f. -. same,
:. Yourg Smith & Co. W. same.
. Leonarj. Simplex Co rs. same.
: Wm. White. ~. same.
3. Marcus Wilson : Adm'sVs. satue.
.. DAVID Melville. -. sams.
TO Geurre Duly. ". same,
II. 4 : Bulir. ~. ssinc.
-. C.& Any. Johnston. rs same.
IN CllANCERI.
BY virtue of The DEGREES pronounced by tho jude'
"f thc circuit superior court Of law and CHANGER
for the county ufOhio. "a Inc aboye causes, al ih,
last fall term ui he said Couri. the undersigned. ac,
nag as Commissioner. under the SAID DEGREES. vii.
"n Monday The 4hdly OF April next. Chat being
court dHy. nj the front dOur Of the Court House oI
aid county. off r for sale. 2 lots of ground Rbout 81
feet wide each.on Munrpe street, heing the east hal
Of lot No. u. IA The 9Th square in the city OF Vince
ling, md immediately adipiuiug; and west Of o.,
hrick ware houses occupied 10y wm Paxton 4 son
and others; also the store house iu Zaue's Row, o.
Main Srect IA Wheeling. az present occupied bi
Jacob ncnscncy ,wiIh the apyurten1nces thereto be-
hanging. or - mnch thrreofa a. shalt &c sufficient, t.
satisfy the dehis, interest and cssis In said DEGREES
respectively mentioned.
Terms of sale will he fr cash. rs 10 50 much
a. VIII be necessary 10 pay ut The AMOUNTS decree
"a The three fret causes. and Inc payment niunc-siNih
OF the amounts dccTeed IA the 4th aud 5ih Of said
causes; and The PAYMENT uf une-fnh of tho amount,
dccreed in The 6. :. : and . OF sad causes; aud ia
payment Of onc-iOurh oi the amounts dccreed a.
The 10Th. llth md 18th of said Causes; and rs "
the balance OF purchase money, n credit Of 8, II
aud Is mOnths-wuh interest from The day OF sal,
tho purchaser giving bonds. with good security
for the deferred payment. aud the title retained uu-
al The same a-e paid.
l. w. MITCHELL. Deputy Shift
mar l-4w nud Com'r IA this behalf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26

= USf Received a iresu supply OF Kussglis
81 Music's
The Oh SEXTON.
Oh It's love 'us love;
love / love the free,
OLD Arm Chair, .
Come brave with me Lc san 1--we.
Kind, kind aud gentle ~ she.
] dream ofaIl ihlug- free;
A lhc on ihc Occun wave.
There is 100 homo like my own.
FlDw gently sweet avOus
The Emerald lie.
Kentucky QIodrllcs.
Grey Eagle cpIlliUus.
Home GaiIpGJe : MEIloR
mar at % Union S.scst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-26
Passed March 9. 1912.
GEO. DUITY, Mayor.
JANIS S. WHEAT Clerk.
o SALE Or RENT
mar .. -3,o

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