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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-06

TOYS TOYS! TOYSH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever at the
well Known Toy Stofc 233 street two doors above
Grid street opposite ,bs Market Families sTangr,
for the holidays, will do well call
25s CENTRE STREET a
Also fall Of China Glass and Earthen Ware
ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-06

DOU Bile. Elk IRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH
THIS CELEBRATED preparation The only one that hM
discovered for the successful Of thai
most offensive disease Of the head,
DANDRUFF,
during the late spring and been applied and
eed by thousands Of Ladies and Gentlemen netone
AN IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE.
II recommended BY the celebrated and kilfu phys
clans and chemists Of the day Every should avail them
selves of benefits and thus clear head and nIu
Of hair IL for sale by its popeor-price 81 the
bottle, and Is cents the single wash, il she sh9P
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-06

One door from Court andt sire
- +. SUStR, BootmaxeT and Maker OF Lasts, an
Five" of Clercx of Paris begs leave to inform ms
fends and ali the amateurs OF gentemanly 'chau,s
that make New York with the best French ma
teas all that ecty made ia Paris by his master the
celebrated Bootmeter Cerce numerous customers on
this of the Atlantic respectfully invited ousers
Boots and Lasts before they despair Of being chauses
New ok, after the nces latest Paris fashion,:
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnlsh sold.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND

PRoGREss OF REPEAL--TRooPs POURING INTO
IaELASp--AoIrATIoS IN SCOTLAND
The steamship Columbia, Capt Miller, which
lch Livrpool on the 4h Of June, arrived at Boston
Yesterday morning a, o'clock, with fourteen
days later intelligence from England and the Con-
iinent
Ireland ahsorbs, at the present moment the ex-
elusive attention Of the British Ministry and the
British people The Repeal moyemen, continues
10 make the mos, gigantic strides the whole COM
try IS in a feaful state Of excitement and Mr..
@ Council, after yis.ing Cork and various parts Of
Ireland has returned TO Dublin During bis So
journ in The provinces HUNDREDS Of thousands Of bis
countrymen congregsei al his hack, and BIS pro
gross Tesenbled a eontlnous ovation from has out
Sc, until has return.
lie addressed them, on every occasion, ~ The
infiamma,ory srsin, eondemnsiory Of The Brush
connection. while be poured oo, The mos unmsa-
sured v,upersiioa and ritierle sgsins' SIR Robert
Peel the Duke Of Wellin=tonsoa Lard BFog!hsl
The grsn blk ofIhs CsiAo,: clergy have 'sTown
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
\ Y

w + the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Count for the district Of Rutland
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the es.
tate Of
Jeremiah HaskeH, late Of Clarendon
in said district deceased, represented nsoiveni, snd
also al claims and demands exhibited 10 offset
thereto; and sir months from the 9th DAY OF June
inst, beng allowed by said count for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice that We viii at
tend the business Of said appointment Al the
dwelling house o. said deeesset' N Clarendon,
on the Oh dsy Of September and '5ih day OF Deem
Der next. from ore o'clock until I've o'clock ?. N.
each OF said dafs.
DAsrrL 6. Ewlxe, Wa PoTTrs, com'rs.
Clarendon, June 2s, isia. sb2s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
HENRY CLAY.

IL humanity presents noble and sublime spec
tacle, it is when pure and lofty patriot, regard
less of self and devoted to the good of his country
even in the midst of calumny and reproach, pur-
sues the path Of duty, and patiently awaits the ap-
proval which time must al length bring The re-
tiremen, Of such man has greater power than all
the seductive patronage with which the weak he
treacherous, and the evil minded, may attempt to
purhace mercenary support. While crowds i'm
PEELED by curiosity, may throng 10 gaze idly on the
man OF the hour-THE MAN OF TIRE AGE, IN hls
far off western home with no other attraction than
his mighty genius, and his lofty oul-reeeires
the homage Of millions Of hearts His single
name has charm more potent than all the gid
ed honors, with which Monarchs and Presidents
may rewad ther hatterers Henry Clay On
what far distant Mountain--in what deep forest
in what boundless prairie Of our broad land, is
that name unknown and untonored2 Henry
Clay What stnin Of reproach-what suspl.
cion OF ialsehood-what faint Of treachery ad
here's 10 that glorious name Opposing parties
may for a time reiard his upward progress but
where is the opponent who dare assail his honor
While magnamiiy, and courage, and truth, are ad'
mired among men-while ialsehood and selfish
ness and treachery are dispised-ihe name OF Hen
rs Clay will be honored drought the world Well
may he afford to 'bde his time" for the day is At
hand when the ralying cry Of an injured and be-
trycd people will be--JUsTIcE TO HENRY CLAY!
Hartford Coursntl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
Slate oC Vermont,
lBE Il remembered

Slate of Vermont. tBE II remembered
District Of Fairhsveu, IS, ( that al probate
holden CasilsOn within and fof said district,
on the eth day Of Nay A. ID. 1919,
Piesent 4. Walner, Judge.
o II Bsscorn and 3 II Bascon. administrations
Of tie estate Of Dorss Bascom, late Of Pswlei in
said district deceased, having peiiiored ssid cour.
In writing, for liceDse 10 sell all the real estate
Of said deceased, with the feyession Of the Wild
owls dover, for the payment Of the debts Of said
estate and charges Of administration selng forth
The debts against said estate and charges Of admin
isiraion 70 be about s390obO and suihrient
personal property 10 pay the saus.
u - ordered that The bearing ard deriding said
fsiion DO al session of said court 10 be holden az
tie probate Office in said csseion, on the l2'h day
Of Jolly. lsiS, and tha, notice Of ssid petiion bs
given 10 sN persons Interested by poblies'oh u this
order three weeks soeosssiTelY previous 70 said
hearing. in he ROLAND llersd' De~spspef yriaLed
IN ROLAND A tue copy n feeofd.
ss27 A.tes', 3. J. LANCDoH, Rsgs,N.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29

Ia West Rutland. ga,h iar. Of dfopsy The
brain, Mrs. Satsh Msuah. wife Of Gsrshsm Chcs.
sey %, and daurhiei Of Lewis valket ESQ. ssed
~
In Yves, Haven, 9ed ns, Mrs ssfah fatsons,
censor, Of John Parsons late Of Middlshf,, aged
~ years and uine months. prin,srs IN New York
and CunnccucUl ate requested nc.
In Chuendcn. on the 18Th inst Mr.. Joseph
Thomas ia the soh yeAi OF his age.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
TIE WIG STATE CONVENTION

I
Assembled al Rutland, Jone %, isi9 aud va.
organised by choosing
Hon Hiland Hall, President, pro tenn, and
p Walton Jr ESQ Secretary, pro TEN.
committee Of enc from each County was APP
pointed 10y the Chair, Who reported the following
list Of officers lot the Convention, and their rePou
was accepted, and their nomination confirmed by
the Convention.
Hon. lIILsSp Hall, President,
Dr.. CvHus WasRnpES.
Hon. THos. +. HANsoNn, w.. ~
Hon. Wa. 7. BSeos, NV
Hon. HESm L. JAMES,
F.. 7. Walton, Jt Esq. Secretary.
snss II Hodge,, Asst Secretaries.
On motion the Sheriff Of Rutland County was in
vi,ed TO act as Marshal Of the Convention.
1t was then resolved that the delegates from each
County should NEE, after adjournment and appoint,
number Of members, equal to the number of their
Senators, TO form committee to nominate oandi.
dates Tor Governor Lieut. Governor, and Treasurer,
and Two delegates a, large, land Two substitu,es)
from this State TO the Wing Convention TO be held
a, Baltimore in May Isii.
Messrs. VIM. c. Kurcdge, d. w. c. Clarke, +.
p. Walton, Jr. Edward Kirkland, Lyman A. Marsh,
and Leonard Sargen, were appointed Committee
to report resolutions and an address.
The Convention then adjourned till o'clock, p. NJ
The large attendance upon the Wing, State Con
venon, still in session in this place, gives evidence
that true and genuine patriotism still cngs to the
ever verdant hills OF Old Vermont. Every section
Of the Stale is fully and ably representative VI
mos, harmony and good feeling prevails, and all sec
iona and per sonal interests seem los, in devotion
TO principles and the honor Of the State. But on
time nor limits will neither admit Of our giving more
of the afternoon proceedings, this week. than thu
nominations. We rejoice ,ha, they are such viii
find favor with free people Of a free State, and
consequently again sounds the knell to the hope o
Locofocoism through Vermont for year more.
The Committee of nominations reported the fol
lowing list, which was adopted.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
THERMOMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS.
BRIGHTON MARKET--Mendqu. ynne 10

At msrke, 40 BeefCa,,le, Is Cows and Calves
600 Sheep, md 37j Swine.
Prices-Beef Caiile--The prices obtained last
week were not sustained. First quality 5,25
Second quality, 4 50a4 75 Third quality ~ %
81 so.
Cows and Cslves-From sl6 10 SCI.
Sheep From 81 80 70 2 30
swine.-Lots 30 peddle at for sows, and
5 for barrows Al retail 9 20 l-2.
WooL-We have no material change 10 notice
IN the prices Of this article since our last.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
RUTLAND COUNTY LIBERTY CONVEN-
TION

The Liberty Party for the County of Rutland will
hold their county Convention at Rutland on the oh
of July next, at II o'clock a m, for the purpose O
nominating candidate for the Senate.
Alvan Stewart. Esq, Of Utica, n. Y, will deliv-
an address on the subject OF political action
Let every town in the County be represented.
j. w. HALE, for Co. Com.
Brandon, June o. 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
FOR Governor,
HON. JOHN MATTOCkS.
For Lieut.. Governor.
HORACE EATON.
For Treasurer,
JOHN SPAULDING.

Sure we feel that the Wings will heartily RESPOND
TO these nominations, and with such tcket-ib,
cause Of correct principles and the honor of Yer
mont at stake--who fears the issue'
The foil owing gentlemen were appointed dele
gates TO the National Convention TO assemble a
Baltimore in 1914.
Hon. HARRY BRADLEY, Delegate.
Hon. ENOS d. WOODBRIDGE, Substitute
Hon. CHARLES PAINE, Delegate.
Hon. CARLOS COOLIDGE. Sub s,i:ute.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
DIED.

In this ,i,sgs, con inst, william RSsh, only
child Of Df. Cyrus and Jane C. Porter, sged
months
In this Village on the l9ih inst, al The residence
ofbsf son Alsn.on Over. Mrs Wsey wife Of Geo.
Dyer, aged Cs p!!a,efs sos.a an. sesi arc re-
guessed, &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
IIygean Pills.

HIRAM l.. CHENEY, standing County Arsai.
IL keeps constantly on hand various sized boxes
of the above Pills at tho following prices, viz -
0.95, O,5o, 81, So, 80. Persons tia, have used
those Pills, know the utility of them aud they will
recomend themselves. Also,
Shsrtpons Cough and Worm Losengss
and the Poor Mans Plaster" for lame side back
OF breast, furnish by Pangborn q Brnsmaid, State
Agents. June 90, 1s43 26.l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
MILITARY CELEBRATION.

We understand that owing to a disappointment,
not anticipated by the committee, in not being favor
ed with the attendance of the Clarendon Guards,
Ptisferd Rife and the Forestdale Volunteers, there
will be no military celebration at Walngfotd on
the Fourth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
MAR RIEU

In casileton, on the 2ad inst. by Rev Joseph
Steele, Mr {. c. Lee 70 Miss Eveline Merrill, bosh
Of Casilelon.
IN Pntsford. on The 10Th Inst. by Rev. Nj Pese,
Mr. J. W Cnggs. Of Boston, Mass 10 Miss p. Dixie
Of the iolner place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29

puRT d MASON will contract Tor the dshvs5y
ID OF aay description OF Square Timber, on shos,
notice
Rg'lan5, Isas :, Isis. 1875
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
DISTRICT CONVENTION OF THE FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

The Wings of the First Congressional District
comprising the Counties Of Windham, Bennington
and Rutland, are notified that Convention will be
holden at the Court House in Manchester on Wed
nesday the 10Th day Of July next, for the purpose OF
nominating Candidate to represent the District IL
Congress, and Of appointing Delegate and Subs,i
tute 10 the National Wing Convention at Baltimore
in May 1874
D. w. c. CLARKE,l
ST; THOMPSON District Com
Rutland, June 90, Is43.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
Lumber.
10000

IN OOO Spruce Shingles, $4,000 II. Spruce
cOsoOo aud llcml0ck Boards, Seasoned Clap.
boards, Floor Boards. Inch Plank, Scahtling. &c
&c fot sale by DANIELS 4 BELL.
June g6, tSf5 90 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
Grain.

ISnA bushels Oats, 500 do. Corn AMI Rye,
cOV For sale by DASIsLs 4 brLL.
June 90. lSi3 2a %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29

nANIE1sS & BELL have for sale Ground Rock
- Sail for Dairy use, most beautiful article.
June 81, lSi3. %. 2S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29

themselves hesdong into the movement, the rent
comes pouring in by thousands Of pounds per
week aud oil classes seem TO regard criss at hand
Wheeler, IN this emergency, MIR oConnell will
prove himself
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07
5reita9, ben 7teu 9(pril, 1843.

anfs eer3Ii6fe umarmt batten, Idtebeit t tbh ibtt
An Der Gbr bes 8lcters errartete e zine pradtoUls
flhrte.
Sim 6aFnadtstase b. folseHoeH Sabre BOT D. Ibeoter
Henee in SenestS ben priti6et ttno tetaenofeh An'
bt'd bar. Die odt Ran9eCSen rparsu NIT Nem beiebt
tsas StoLten nur s5unSes SdSnee, etd)ts nne sines
IaeSeRetes IN d fhlieBt, uno itrabIten BON @IonS.
Bier unb j:panji9 1auIenO Dad9SterSen brannen Guf
Srof xnbert nit Siber Uer3ierten 0eud,terr unb in
cen Strablen hieev eInitIiden Scnne funfeten Spes
gel rsn Diumanten, S&lefeu BON &arfunteIu, Diaoe'
me RON perIen, &ettem BON SmaraSoen mnb AmtetbY'
fen 6alsbdnber bon 9Spaftn Mno 9Rubtnen, @ameen
NIT sebiesenem @oIbe ein9efaBt ale @e9enben BON
StoIien Idienen @ i'm 0ence Uerlammelt ju baben, ,es
mar Elm tUabrbaft tlnterider @eu9reB Mon erfanns
te bic rHmiiden Damen an Sereinbett ibres erneren
@eNdtes, Die 8olOnnelerinnen ibrem sr0eibIen 2d'
deIn, bic WalIdMoerinnen an breN blbd)en Si9Nren
Die eapolitanerinnen an ibren feuri9en Sltden, Die
MantuanerinneM at ibrer berrIidt weieen 6dut, bic
IlOrentinerunen an ibrem id0Grsen 0duptbodr, bic
Eeneanerinnen an Der MMibertreffd)en 3ieree ibrer
oa[tun9. Netten untcr aIen bieIen beribmtenSrdten
NIT mebr ais einem 9iteI, bemertte man BEN Sang B..
alten Nno oes jun9en Staliens: Die Gdd,tom1cn Der
@rachen, Der Scipicne, Der Sfcre, Der Weocts bic
AbtImmIinee bes Mihael. gn9e. oes Titian, oes Ga
raoase unb ees Bernin. Wi0enidaft, &nnit. Scbeit,
Blrbe, Madt faHsen fIdb bier untermtldt in ei1er1
mnthclC9Iden paraoieie, no ooS Ser9nu9en, oiele
9rpee 6errfderin ber N3eIt, auf einem Thrcne BON
sapbir sspiiden ihren beibeN beSaafstea Sd~etern,
Der Wobc uno bem 9Mten @efdu,ad prdfemte.
| CS6llB foIgt.)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

JSainsor Heakness Of The Bressf or Lun r..
Lungs. and all affections Of the Pulmonary
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
a COMPOUND Baisamies Propagation Of ihs
prepared by new chemical process, approved
aud reco commended BY the most DISTINGUISHED
on sicians and universally acknowledges the
IMPORTANT CAUTlON .--rbe public Oh suld
near in mind tsat IL - ~ WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD G HERRY tha! Psrferms those
remark abe cures which are published IN every
part Of she country aud not the articles Of siini-
lar name that are occasionally pulled into tenn
pogary notice. Tho - may be good but We
T,rg.et evsrv Mao, Woman and child read
the following, and II that does not satisfy ALL
Of the great virtues Of this Medieine, ei them go
and see The onroINhL--with numerous ether
fesiimonials Of like Oh aracter:
WATEHvIrLE, tOueida co. y. - Sept -, iet3.
bear SIR ! owe IL 70 the afflicted % INFORM
vou that in January last was attacked BY a
very Violent cold. caused by WORKING IN de
waller, " hich settled IN my lunRf- 10 was ac
compan led BY severe pain IN my breast and
s.des and als0 DISTRESSING cough. bad ~
aftendance al the best meGlcal AID "a our village
/ Bnt ufter cxhausiiRa Their skill 20 no avail,
they pronounced my disease confirmed CON
I do After much % rsuaslon. agt me c9nsq %
Of my physician % use the Saisam Of Wild
/ Cherry, prepared By d. VISTA. purchased 81
he agent % gur place one bottle, before nsoa
half q which began % gaia sireuFih.an q Wa
| very evident nv cough Nas mach better and ny
symptoms n eyery way improving have
4 nov uacf three bottles, ana restored 70 per
4 f,ef hsaHh Thia resuIi is alons oWlna % ihs
N nee Of Dr. Wfsraa's Baisau Of Wild Cherry
snd take lhis method q elyiag yen ss a lasor
you. and partly that others similarly affected
NAY X a0w where 10 apply for relief.
FerV WulY yours. JAMES SA8t.
Mr. PALHER. Druenist. under date IT Va
teffiiis. sept -. l813, writes The eteiem3n
gwen sos by Mr James Sage b. veil kGowa G
hetruo bg this rhoie com nuuifv. 10 cefi AMI
yas rnosf rcmsfk able cure. The sale 0f 81
Baiaam isgefy gJot. and success in cures hai
lcnng. Yours rcepcctiaiiH 49,,
Lei the Athletes. -. aod go oai cerllficsie-
They prove conoIanyeIt It.rtfheF Ger a. cure
D II they nnt the r.NIf 1r 1lI. is.r- 0H9nle 1uo IS
iDf Wisfars Belsaa.of ltiil cherrgt -bseer
offnif1fiont. -.
3oh in WheeiinRhr n f1Eu a 3CtkH. 4
eisal teeasih ths $3.50 '1F11s. SIS eastii.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23
EnnCATI0N.

A FEMALE Seminary, nrder the snper-
a We on and corIrol 81 The Rertor Of Trieity
been opened 81 his rreijencc. Mrs Windsor
the Piincipal Is lady Of great experience. of
has presided over similar Fasfitntions in this
country and EERisnd, and having resided IN
France for some yeara - ensbled q eonverss
iaently IN The language Of that country. Her
sssistani, Miss Stison, eomDlefed her ucati0n
81 the Pataprco lnsti .nse Nd. under the direc
ton Of Mrs Phelps. formally. -'ss !.iasa!n, ard
patronage shall Justify. other Buitsbly qualified
assistants viii be added. Over the important
items IN good educa'i0n-heaith, morals. and
mansors- the eye ofa pastor Hiether and pre-
eeptress viii be continually thrown. Especi-
ally viii Tins be the case a. to the boarders, be-
Tween whom ard the other members. Of the
cherished the endearnsnfs binding many into
| one harmonious family. The boarding deDaIt-
l Smith. Al tho usual branches 81 coWpleie
Female education, both euhgfaDtlal sud ofna-
mental, VIII be taught
For board and luiTio1 IN all the En-
Esh branches, per session Of five
months, payable il ad1ance $50 90
Wa5hing teach 5oardeF finding Their
own towce)pcr dom 0o.as
10 fiis s-hooi here will be no other charges
ihan ~ the taugnages and ornamental streles.
Nose Der aesaiOn Of five months s1o,0o
Use ol Instrhmeat for practising Der
Drawing nd painting 1000
Fancy work ri Ell kinds each 400
French, f.aiiu. and Italian, each 1909
I ~, rnfif ss,i o. t4k6a fsr lrre term tHaH
ons Mess By ~ esious undersiand ng,ano
N Il gerv Aesralle ~ have them enter 81 early b.
the aaar yrlsa r. lsabie The VI cation vii ben M
; / moofh of September and October Vocal MUSK
VIII hs one % TIE aencral exercises Of he school
gs.ihonf aoy extra oharge. pnless % those who -
qufs sbeeisl lessons, When The charge viii be 80
Pa tddrees rev Thomas Smith. Parksrsbnrr
Wood counts Va
so5issk, 8rady, Rsq wbeeioe
Rev VIM Armstrong. Do
UaI ~ Cfait. Chs rleafou.
~ Rev John gohns. Riehmond CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

Tai STEE'S SAL';.--In pursuance Of deed
of trusi sxectfed hs Archibald Fisher 10 h.
ind'isigned. hearins date the 24lh day OF los
sal. and Gully rec. Ids a in the ofIice os ths
Clerk of the county c.lhtof Ohio comfy. vlr-
y MA, IN cees book No 25. rage la. shall pro-
eel 70 ell 81 public sucHon. on Saturday the
18th day Of November is43, at the door Of the
court hous. OF Ohio county. in abe city q whee-
hing, the toilawmg desc ubed part 81 lot No ,
situated on Quincy street. IN Michael Grshsm's
addition 60 thetown of Wheeling TO wit: the
eastern ihrd part of said lot n being forty fc
IN mont on Quincy street, meoElring from the
ea~tefa cornsr Of said lot and run ming hack ifiy
feet deep, together with tie spLurtenances 10
the slme belonging.
day.
the balance in az twelve and sighteen n,a,o,hs
with interest from the LIST Of April next, WIN EN-
possession will be gwen; the deferred pavmen -
10 re secured by deed of trust on the premises.
Selling as trustee shall convey such title
ohIx 70 me PROF. erty. rs - vested IN me by sa ID
oeed OF rusf- > ATK1N SON.
nov tg 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23
GyuANeE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. ,


HyuANGE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n,.. .
~ greater . ''-r' ni-rn the >vssem ttsn ..,idrn
os~n<~s 10 .-r~ variable slr,t~. with. Ma ,urr
esaduay rr'ra'es ts'S l,ahii< az ao,spn- los tho
@shanges af -ea~.s m sslki,r ,ue N CIR n,, xav
aud actually romhafssrlr~. IRE bo.iv -l.sald be
pre7sr'd TO mee' ,ise change by medical elfcs. so
- to thornishIv cleanse The frame and render ms
@rose able b. endure tho alter zion; h, -, .snx. We
@sre les ishie ~ take s'ld anil o'her cemplanis-
When the bs~el- are healthy all other % re af the
system afe likewise; hrw necessary then they
-sn0nid rema,a The mide,, and mo~i effective
spnfr tive DOW 's he t,pn j. Stsi.ba.ns rsr<fadie
-frfreef Phs Ir cleansing the stomach and purifying
Hhe el~ri F.rmrd by cxfrpcis.a fsnm the h~-i
vegetable m~dcine the earth produces, il IN the
ensnst decided discovery and irnprDv' menl upsn
-physicsi remedies OF modern days Time. cnre
ant expense, ai.ied by experience. have ~, hcen
'si'srej iu Is l.effesisn. sn il will speed ~ sssnme
IAN ssfendaI,ey eia,'nenasra with iis superior
-meris t''ts
Free % rents PER hon. O.fics 336 Broadway
-ness sss'r bsiow ths rai.rraacle
f>rsale by JOHN II THOMPSON.
- ~ i- al The boil sins of w ROBB
.'Aho. ny ttns1 s = w B..SSETr
.i"ss Il - t South Wheeling.
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ts.oT7S, cASsIMEREs and cossinsss. any
~ kidd you want. jusf -ui the times, a.
Rov ! 6 JB & z b MARsH'S.
"A VERY s~psfi"r srii~Is Of vESTINCs. ean bs
4 = hos if yoa call soon Al MARSff'S.
nov IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23
ME9ITNERY.

Corner Of Monroe and Church sretts.)
Mrs WADE w-uid resps e,fally Inform N
is1 Ladies' Of Wheeling and riei,lifv thar che
has just reserved tom Phladelphis and New
a"ik hsr Fall Fshlons astei the latest French
style b nets, Caps. bonnet Silks, French
r. 'wsrs Plumes, Bonnet & Cap Ribbons Fancy
Netts. SILK and Wash BLINDS. Laces and Ed
nses, Moi which she of re- 1t Eastern pi ices.
~ acorn and Straw Bonnets cleaned
sne,eo ana steel pressed IN the nratest style and
=. short notice. oct 1s-3n,
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HHATTALIION COURTS OF EN-

ID COURTS OF EN-
y - QUfRY.-The haiialion rouu of enquiry for
tbs firsi battalion. 4,h Regr. Va. NJ. will he held q,
The C"nnc: I Chamber on Saturday the 2Jlh inst al
III o'ciock. A NJ. ond
The Battalion eourt of enquiry for the secaud
plac~, the same day al O'clock. r NJ. The
.fsr-s composing The said courts naified 10
attend b r KELLY, Col 4,h Infantry.
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a ChnD-BoARDiFG W he reek 81 3,
IA ihe DAY. 81 snfi re lines. SINGLE Meal
ready ~ ~ HOURS. 81 she
WHEELING RI E8TAUHANTs
Ne IS Uf'on Street hsfrfrn t|a.n 80 nIsfkfi-
FRE8H OYSTERS. rrrntanIir - hrrf
ell apWAR0 AgUktogeH.
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M RfTING AND WRAPPING PAPER. for
wv sale by II FORSYTH L co.
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