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Oct. 26.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
AN ORDINANCE Cor the suppression Of

ANANN
BE Il oriaisoi 6y Mcconnell aC,.s Cir Of Uz,-Isr
+ shall hereafter be unlawful 6r any person
whnicver' % Keep or exhibit within this City,
any Of The tables commonly called, Roulette. Sweat
cloth. A.. Il c. or T.. o. tables, or PAM B,nk. or
my ether gaming table Of the same or like Kind.
under my denomination whale ser. or whether the
same be played with cards or dice. or in any other
manner whoisbcver;-no shall IL be lawful f,r any
tavern keeper oroccuPicr pTany private house. bnoih
arbour, or any ether tenement or tcncmenis what
sovsr. knowingly % suffer The exhibition or keep
ing Of any such table or tables or faro.bank. upon
any part OF the premises. in hrs or her occnpaiion;-
and II any person shall be convicted Of a violation
If either Of the provisions Of This SECTION. he shall
forfeit aud pay To the City a fine of Owe h.ndrcd
dollars. 20 be recovered by The judgement OF tho
Mayor OF the City. he calling 10 his assistance To
Try the fact, n jury OF true and DISTINGUISHED men.
SIC , II the Mayor shall. from information re-
ceivcd by him or from any other cause. have rcsson
10 suspect that any person or persons have Olend-
"a against either Of The proyisi.ns Of the preceding
section. II shall be hs duty to issue ms warrant for
The apprehension OF such person or persons. and il
shall thcrCupun be the dnty OF the Sergeant forth.
with TO arrest such person or persons. and bring him
or them before The Mayor. To be by him Disposed
OF a. required by This ordinance. AID n fnum any
cause the trial OF the said person or persons ,annet
be Grthwih had. the said Sergeant shall salehv
secure the said person or persons, until The Judge.
mento Of the said Mayor shall be rendered.
SIC. 3 u any fines 50 are judged by the Mayor.
for a violniioa ct The said first section OF This oriin-
ance. shall he ErthNiih paid 10 the Sergeant orlhe
Guy. b. The person against whom il is adindged. /,
shall be the duty of The Mayor. by warrant to the
Overseer ofihe Chain Gang To commit such person
to lahour without computation. on sny ofthe pub.
lie works or improvements undertaken. or 10 be nn
deriaken by the said City Of Wheeling. for a period
uf lime not exceeding thirty days. unless the said
ine ard the cusis Of said prosecution, sh1ll be soon
or paid To the said Sergeant
SEC. 4. II any person shall play or bet at any Of
the sand tables or the said Faro Bank mentioned
in The first section Ct this ordinance, he shall forfei
aud pay 10 the City, upun clnvic.ion thereof. before
che Mayor. ,r any Alderman OF the City. n fne OF
not less than five nor more than twenty dollars.
SIC. >. II any person or persons, shall nj any
lime play in an ordinary or any other public place
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. CLAY.-Ths follow
ing is Ms Ciay's letter of resignation to the Ken
lucky Legislature. We copy ii from the Louisville
Journal:
40 he Honorable The
GeRorai Assembly Of EeHtackg
WAsmNGroN, SENATE CHAMBER.
February l6, 1912.
when last hal tho honor Of re-appJIntmeni a.
one OF the United States Senator'S from Kentucky
| infatuated, IN my letter Of acce 3tauce. To ~probabii-
ty Of my not serving out the whole term OF SLY
years. In consequence of there having been two
extra sessions OF Congress, ] have already attended
SINCE That nppoIntm Mt. as many scssIO 5 OF Congress
as ordinarily happen during a Senatorial term, VITA.
"uI eSllmaIing my services AT the present session.
i have Tor several years desired To- rcurc into pi
vaic hie,hut have been hItucrto prevented from exc
c"'ing my wish by considerations OF public ddty.-
lshouId nave resigned my seat ia the Senate at
TIE com nencem- nt o! tIs present session. bat for
several reasons one Oi which was that the GeEeril
Assembly dIi not meet unul 4 IA nth aler Cpusrrss
during which inc he Safe would not have U,eu
luuy represented, or my sue. G sbr would have had
only 'hc uiceHaih ut.e Of an exeou I've appoint.
mcut.
:ihe lime hasnow arrived when. ! think. thai
w'thyut any Jlsi rcprulc., I may quI the public ser
wee, tnC besloN ssuc aiicu IuI uu ny private a..
hHrs which hayc sllvred much by ,he occupation
81 te iaTsrs. pIr ui ny life 90 The public couusrls
II the Roman veteran had ME 10 discharge after 81
year, service, !, WIN have served a much longri
period, may JUSTLY clam mine.
i beg leave. therefore. To- tender 10 The General
Assembly aud now hereby tender my rcsignatiou
Of the OIL 'e which ] hold OF Seuliore 60 The Senate
Of the United States. from Co.,. State of KENTUCKY, 10
take ELECTION the 3lst Gay OF NJ arch. lSi aud re-
quest that the General Assembly will apo ut my
successor 10 take his seat III that day. have fix.
ed that day TO allow me an opportunity of assisting
originated 10y me.
Il enhance THIS occasion 10 offer TO the General
Assembly my most profound aud grateful acknowl-
edgement for The humorous and distinguished proofs
by which have been honored. of lis warm attach.
ment and generous confidence during a long series
OF years.
Il have the honor 10 be, &c.
II CIAX
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
H.CL.AY.
TWENTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS
Washinsto ton Feb. %. 1912.
SENATE.


SENATE.
Mr. Buchanan presented a memorial from three
or fsHr citizens Of Pennsylvania asking for a Pro.
lection OF the iron interest.
Mr. B also presented a large number Of memoir.
ais upon this subject.
RESOLUTIONS.
MIR rentiss offered a resolution, which was a
dop'ej, iusiruciing The Committee on Commerce L
inquire into the exPediency of increasing The number
Of officers decisions in Vermont.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
Resolution Of Mr. Meuico. proposing a change Of III,
rules Of the Senate in regard to the Incorporation
Of amendment TO the general appropriation Bill
Tie subject was passed ever 10 come ~ the Gengr.
al Orders of the Day.
There were the Resolutions Of Mr. Clay in re-.
ference o. the Constitution and proposing tho re.
siiciion Of The Veto Power.
Mr. Calhoun went a, once into on examination
Of the whole question beginning with a well reased
analysis Of our form Of Government for the purposf
o%fshowing among other things that The Veto Power
was the conserqotve power Of the country. MI
G gave very many reasons 10 prove his position
that his Government cf ours was not ~ any sense Z
Government Of maioriiies.
Mr. Clay siad that at the close Of the discussion
he should wish Co speak about ono hour and q half
In the mean lime he arose 20 move that another
subject, his resolutions in relation to Reirench.
Htltl th hts'Ili uiu me Aufli ana Ulhcr tunit0fF
he called up.
BY a general understanding he subiec on which
Mr. Calhoun had spoken was laid over nll Fn.
day next and Mr. Clay's resolutions made the order
Of the day for tomorrow when Mr. Clay Will aJ.
dress The Senate.
HOUSE or THE REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Fillmore moved that the House resolve itself
into a CDmmiuc Of The Whole TO take up Inc appr5.
pri1iOn bIll.
Mr. Andrews called for The yeas and nays upon
this motion which were taken ont resulted is ayes
Is. noes 90.
Tho yeas and nays on the amendmeni were Then
called. and were ayes 81, noes lOl. The vote d.
pom The resolution was ayes ljj noes %; adopted.
A6er some little discussion. iu which u was in.
sisted that os Cen SCOTS case was only Of The ma.
ny. This resolution vas ladiyiduos, it was reconsid.
cred. uni another calling 0r general infor mllion
upon Iis point. was adopted.
DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION
Mr. Giddings. among "a variety Of other petitions
presented one from citizens IT Ostenburg. Ashtahu.
10, O.. Ohio. praying i9r Congress % iako imuo.
di1'e measures ior on amicable division OF these
States by a I.ue running between the free and slave
nu'rs.Er various abolition reasons set forth. Mr.
@ moved is reference Co a select Committee. with
is.lurIIns 90 repou Why ne prayer Of petitioners
ought not TO bo gflutcd aud moved tho previous
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

IN his county when nece say and pmpcr. and 10
ahilsi and settle the accounts OF parties In matters
In bankruptcy within ms couDiy.
l2h. Each commissioner 80 o. be appointed shall
before he eaters upon the duties OF his office take
he oa b 10 support the Constitution a The United
States. and an oath Of office, that he will diligently
faithfully. and imparIially. aud 10 the best orhh skill
& ability. Discharge The duties OF his said office,
which said O1ths may be administered m court or
by any Justice olIhe peace iu The District, aud when
administered by a Justice OF The peace a certificate
thereof shall Re duly made. and the same shall be-
filed with the clerk OF The court.
18Th Proof Of debts and Other claims may he
male by oHi lawn. sworn or affirmed TO. before the
court, or any commi SioocI appointed h 'reior, or be-
ioie any dtsinteres'cl Stare Judge Of INC Safe In
which the creditor may live. and certified TO have
been sworn 10. &c. 10y the court. or said commits.
st'ncr, or slate Judge. in the manner in which such
acts are usually certified; bur. upon good Gauss
shown. the personal attendance Of any creditor may
be required 10y the court. at The praui of his debt.
Ii An such anilayits shall he carefully prescr.
we'd. and from time 10 time be Gle with the Clerk
l5m' When 10 Is desired 10 have the personal
examination OF n ~binkrJpt hcfire The court or a
commissioner, a pcuin. or ali setting firth
concisely. the rotsol or necrs NY IN 'rslnr. siil be
presented % the cIurt: anl a. IN exim ma o. j. NJ
loWed.a an order 5 a I be en- etcd on IN r. o q 4 rec
ting The time and place lherciar. and whether the
same shall be orally os On wuuen i.tsuosaties-
A service Of each order on the bankrupt personally
or as notices are usually served. shall be deemed q
he equivalent 10 a Summons 10 appear at the time
and place designated.
l6th. Exceptions may be taken to the allowing
Iordsaliowing Of any dsbt or claim By any commits
siuner IN the manner ia which cxccrtiuns are nker
to reports ACCOMPLISHMENT ia chancey proceed
iugs.
lIth. The appointment Of assignee shall be By
entry upon the record and "a ceu Il a'e ,hereaf an
der the seal Of he couH; which said Ger iGcate shal
be delivered o. such assignee whenever he shat
apply 10 the clerS Cor the same.
18Th. Every assignee sba,l 20 5 -on n. may be az
ter notice OF his appointment proceed 10 set apart
for the use of he BanSrupth has necass ~ honsCh,l
aud kiejhen furniture and such other articles an
necessaries ofsuch bankrupt ms may be proper 10 b.
set apart having re ference 90 The amount oi ih.
b~aHkruPts family his c~onlitinn aud circumstance
bat altogether not 10 exceed ia value the sum o.
three hundred dollars.
l9h. IN eases when the rules Sc. hereby pre-
s,u5ed DO not apply end the provisions Of he nc
. Of Congress DO not iorhid-ihe practice AMI mode
= Of proceeding. sh ~ conform as nearly rs nav De Il
E the presen' prlcucs ami m,des ofp zee ling IN rncs
e ~ cases.
COpies-Tesie.
NIGHTS X TBOUT. d Clerk.
"a Editors in Western Virginia would confer
favour on many OF their readers by publishing In,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
N CHANCERY


EDURSUANT to n decree ofihe Circuit Super-
n or Court "f Law and ChanceIy for Obio
county. IN The Sale of Virginia. m ide on the 92I
day OF fehruary. lo42. ina cause therein pending
between The President and ID reciors Of The Fir,
and Marine Insurance Company of WheeIinc
PtaHtig and John w Berry. Francis Plum on.
Horace NJ Miller. Charles l. Strong. RedtGk Nc.
kee, ShajHch S Weldin. Richard w Htrdinp.
Thomas Drakely, Andrew Paterson. James Y Pai.
'erson' Henry Moore. John +. Clarke. joseph An.
derson. Marx Douglass, James n FORSYTH and Wi.
liam B Auerbury, Defendants. ! shall on Thurs.
day. The 9Th day Of Apri! next. ot my office in the
City OF Wheeling, in toe said county. proceed 10
lake and state an account Of The trust effects men.
toned in the deed Of trust referred 10 in said decree
remaining in lthe hands Of the said defendant.
Strong, or which were assigned 10 him by said
deed and have not as yet been disposed OF in pur.
snance OF the trusts IN said deed declared, and of
what may he due on the several debts and claims
mentioned in said deed.
The deed Of Trust referred 10 vas executed bv
said Berry Ia said Strong. is dated the 29th dav Of
February. 1910. and now Of record in the Clerks
Office Of The county court Of said county.
JAS a.. CLARKE.
"heeing, mar 0-1w Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
RULES. &C FOR PROCEEDINGS IN
BANKRUPTCY.

Prstcribcl 6y Us I'm. Isaac : PE~Nrn,cNrs.
JUICE Of He District Court 0fhc Uated Siaies
tor he Wss,sra District Of ytgisia.
Uudei that clause OF the Oh section OF the Bank
-upi law, which declares -"It slall De m, dutv q
uc De nctCourt IN each District. from time % time
10 ifeatuoe suitable rules ald regulations and forms
'i proceedings. an an matters Of bankruptcy. and Co
make uiem as simple and brief A. practicable. to
ihe cli 70 avoid on Unnecessary cxpcus,. and o.
~aetilato te ne thereof by the public M l,rsr:
'"e following rules aai regulations. and Grus ui
'olccedinss, are Prescribed lor iEc Western District
IT vrg.aia,
l'L the Court. until o'hcrNis, determined will
I'll at S'aunion for proceedings iu bankruptcy. at aII
u'ne'' cX'eptat those at which u b directed by law
% o. ho.dcn elsS~herc. Cor general purposes.
-. The brms OF petitions shall bc as follows,
ease.
Form OF petition for a person wishing to be de.
clored a bankrupt.
To the Hon. Isaac 5 Pcnnybacker. Judge ofths
District Court Of The United States for the Western
District Of Virginia:
The petition Of A.. b Of in the county %
sheweth unto your Honar. thai The SAID \
y Ha resident ofJhe Western District of virginia
('r.hss his place of business at in the IVES
tern Distract OF Virginia las the case nv be- aud tha
he Is owing debts which have not hccn created II
consequence ola detalcaton as a public officer. %
as eNvciiior, admiuisirlt1r, guardian. % trustee. o
whl'e acting m any other hluciay capacity. an,
hat the subjoired LIST and inventor, are. 90 Inc be.
of has knowledge and belief a true aud perfect lis
oihis creditors. their respective places of re.idcnce
and The amount due % each, aud an accurate in
Ne"lory OF his properly, rights, and credits. ofever
na'nc, Ani. AMI description, and the location "a,
situation ofeach and every parcel and portion there
"' aud that he Is unable 10 meet his debts and en-
g7gcmeuts. aud wishes TO avail himsclfofthe hepcf
ct lac aci. entitled 4 Acl 90 establish a uninrr
y+'e'H OF bankruptcy Throughout the Unite,
States"
Your petitioner therefore prays that no may b,
deemed AID taken o. be- a bankrupt within the pui
view OF he said act. aud NAY BE- W declared accor
DINGHY by a decree of your Couu
Aud your petitioner will evor pray. Sc.
Signed a e.
nnfo1 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
IN CHAN-ERY-

Pursuant 10 the decree Of the Circuit Suneri,l
Court OF Law aud ChanceTy Tor Obi. county i'm The
State Of Virginia. made an the 22nd day Of Febru
ary' 1872 IN a cnuse therein pending between m,
General Insurance Company Of MARYLAND, plaintiff
tnd Alexander IL Chaphae On his own rirhi and a.
executor and one of the heirs at law and deyisae.
ut Moses w Chapline, deceased, late OF the CITY o
wheeling IN srid county,l and others. defendants
| shall, al my office in the said city of Wheeling ON
"Wednesday The 9th day OF April next, proceed 4.
take aud slate The respective accounts Of the sai,
executor and execuirix, with the estate ofihe sal,
Moses w ChaPline, deceased, as required bv sai
decree; and also 10 take and Stale an account q
me quantity. location and value ofthe real estate %
nc SAID Moses w Chaplinr. deceased. whereof n,
iied seiZed or %enuulod, and of the annual rcnt
tnd profits thereof; and also 10 take aud state an
iccounioi what may be due 70 said plainttfron tS
demand mentioned IN lis bill of complaint IN said
cause. and iu all others, The creditors Of the said
Moses w Chaplinc. deceased. showing the amounts
respectively due tu each. AMI whether the same
bind Ihe real estate Aforesaid of the said Moses w
Caapiiuc. deceased, either as specific llefs or in.
ruhDriucts, or Obligations which bind The liens of
he SAID Moses w Cha line, decreased.
Aud Tie crcfitorS Of me SAID Moses W.. CAaDliHe
dereasef. are hereby notified To- como IN aud nroy,
'heir respective debts. before me. on or before The
SAID oh day ufApul next, or "a default thereof they
VIII he percmpiorly excluded the benefit Of Ihe
sad decree, AMI such persons not rarres 10 sand
cause VIII s%ali ~ roine iu 10 prove their debit. arc
before They be admitted crcdiipr.. to coninbnrc Ia
AL p"tiuIh ,hrIr pr iorioi of the expenses of Tins
SALT Satisfactorily, or secure Ihe payment thereof
JAMES A.. CLARKE.
wheeling mar 6 lS82-4w Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

10y virtue OF a deed of. trust made 10 me hv
- James II Forsyth. and which is 6r record i'm
TIC clerks Office fr Ohio county. / shall or the
ga uay Of May, 1912, AZ the court house IN Nhee-
ing, sell % the highest aud best bidder. for rca-
~ on Main street. on which the said Forevtb and
family now reside; lot No 4 in Graham's addition
az the corner Of 4th and Gentle streets, east OF
i1 aud north Of entire street. and lots Nos , g.
7 in square - in the lower part Of Wheeling near
the creek. the said :Ot No 3 fron,s on Market ts.
and Tot No Z fronts on 9TH street.
mars ZJACOB. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

question. The question Of reception was raised and
the yeas and nays called upon %. they werc ayes2i.
noes ZIG.
Mr. 6enncdy ofAiI then offered a Resolution
which could uot De received. because not In orts
declaring that hereafter any member Offering a Pc
iitipu proposing a dissolution OF the Uniun should
be liable 10 It's ccnsurc ond he regarded a. having
committed a breach OF privilege.
An eT,rt was made 10 offer another resolution Of
a similar character. bat Il Nas not received
TIE House n the midst OF these resolutions al
.snmed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

That government o.. ar peght % be-. Instituted
or he ccrr9a benefit. ru@ci.on and security OF
y people, ulIan. ar earm-n'iy; OF oil The various
modes and srms of coyerumcnt. that Is hest. which
capable Of pruju,Iug tac greatest degree of hap
pfucss and slieIv and o. most e1,cinally secuted
ngai1.i the danger OF INSTRUMENTATION nud thni,
when any r1vemneut shall be fauni inadequate or
oontop 90 these purposes. 4 majority OF the com.
llaiv bath an induhitahle, unallcn1hlc. and indie
1so'e right. 70 reform. alter 90 abolish TO-. in zuct
haruer as shall he Judged most candurive Co ,hs
ruh,c veal.-lSrgt.ia BU cCRris. adopted jan.
l2A. 1776.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
VALUABLE STOCK or DRY GOODS Ar
HErurrnN

Will ogsr fr sale ~ public auction. on Fri
~ day the 1lh and Saturday he 9th inst. NJ The
store rCom0f q X Swearingen, situated ON Main
street. wheeling. the whole Of biz stock Of Drv
Goods, consisting Of Broad Cloths. Cassimer,s
Cassinetfs. silks, rrints, Muslns, Linens. Hosiory
Lace e Sc. which Will be sold without reserve.
This sale proson o. an excellent opportunity 10
country merchants and others Oh rCplenish their
stock without paying fhcprcsCut oKOrhitant fr-
ChaugeO ON the Vast.
TERM OF SALE-Al sums Under ~ dol.
lars caslt lover thnt amount negotiable n0tes az
8 months with on approved endJrscr.
SalD f1 each day at I0 o'clock. aud
c%Ouifuuo fIrluyh fh2 evenings.
mars ALFRED CALDWELL, Assignee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
Lancaster Eagle.

Mare Mineral Waai'h az M,ssourri-wo are IN.
formed. says the Jefferson Inquirer, by a gentlsmln
e. m Benton county. uhat a vein Of Lead has been
discovered ia that county. ton or twelve miles a.
b1ve WarsaNs which promises TO exceed any vel
found in the State f- uchncss and convenience OF
access II Is siid to produce 80 per cent II pure
lead and is found ia a ledge ofrlck Of unknown
leugh aud severel feet VA Thickness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
ONO BANK

We are an harriet 10 anpouncc that on the 18Th
of Fsbi at tie L,nc u>ies Ohio Dink Discontinued
the further wiSsacGon OF discount and dePusite bu-
sincss and executed an assignment Of It's eject TO
Slmusl r NJ cc.a ken Geo. Rug aud II II Hunter.
m trust;
Ito pay and satisfy all demands against the
Bank.
,. To dcfray the expenses incident TO the DIS
and.
81 To distribute the residue to ihc <,ock bold.
ers.
Tho reason Cor this measure il The near approaoh
uf the time Of the expiration of the charter aud the
absence OF any legislilioa authurising the d ink AZ
ter that lime, (Jan |. 1922 to wind up It's business
Amp o means G placed la the hands ,uf the assig
noes not only 10 redeem he notes of the Bank,
promptly but also II is believed 10 reimburse the
stockholders, without loss.
The ~assignoes will Immediately redeem all notes
o tie Bank which may he presented 10 them at
the Binking-Iouse a. follows, 10 vii; BY the pay
ment of25 per cent in specie on all Sight noles ane
20 per cont ia specie on all post no'e'.& the residue
"a currency nr d~raftsat the current n e. OF exchange
Al ~ tao event OF the paper being presented
more rapidly than can be redeemed la fall as stated
above the proportion of specie just named Will b
paid aud a certificate OF dep,site payable within 81
months will be gwen TO al holders who Will reesiv'
the cams.
lancaster Eagle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
TgMPERANCEs TEMPERANCE.

The Washington Temperance Society Of wheel
ing. viii hold a meeting on saturday Evening.
March 5h inst. at ! o'clock. p. NJ at the City
Hall fr The transaction Of business.
BY order OF the officers Of The Socieiy.
}. H. HAWKINS Sec'y.
Persons having claims against the society will
prcscat hem for settlement.
March 81 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
10 ,. ca1hasell

THE RENIFAL-Perhaps % mny be interest
ing CO. our readers, Coz rs o. mention that a greet re-.
viFaIof Religion is going ou 90 present IN The Meth
ol.st EscoIal Church 81 this city. This Revival
commenced about dy0 months ago. under the super
attendance OF Rev. S. D.. BlBooCR. lhe stationed
Minister ofihuf Denomination rn this place. and has.
wc are pleased % sly, rapidly progressed until the
present time. Up 90 Monday evening last there
bad hscn J1S aooe.fols 90 The churrh. lad upon
inot night $50 blink iherc must have been from 20
ip 100 persons applet lr in.ss.1u-Gascue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
HOMETEAGVTE.

The Home League of,ho CITY oflvbecl,rs will
weet on Moniay evening next aud prove ti,t g.
has only slept for The last weak.