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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24

No. 21.-An Act constituting the seVenin secliVI OF
the act relating public accounts, approved NOV
~, 1S42.
II IL hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
he State of Vermont, as follows
m, so,ep,h SECTION of the act passed November
70. 1912. entitled san act relating to public ac-
conn,s " shall be SO construed AS TO authorize the
Auditor of Accounts to examine and allow all
claims for services rendered during the existence OF
the act regulating the militia, approved Nov. j,
1897.
Approved Nov l, is43.
No. 22-An Act, to provide ioI the disposal OF un-
claimed property stored with wharlingers and
other re-huuse keepers.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly of
the State of Vermont as follows;
SEC. /. II any articles of personal property
which are or may hereafter be stored with any
wharfnger or public store house keeper in this
state without any special contract for the keeping
thereof shall not he claimed by the owner or 'eou-
signce, within one year from the time such articles
were stored, and the legal charges thereon for
iieght and storage remaining unpaid, the person
having the same store, may such property,
or any portion thereof, to be- sold by the sheriff Of
the county where the same may be stored.
SIC. 2 Such sheriff shall sell all such property
at public auction, and shall give notice, of such
sale, by publication in some newspaper printed in
the town or county where such property is stored,
three weeks successfully the last OF which shall be
not less than four weeks before said sale and i
there be no newspaper printed in such county, then
such notice shall he inserted IN the newspaper
printed nearest thereto in this state Said adver-
tisemcnt shall state the time and place Of SALE the
description of the property, quantity, quality and
marks of the articles 10 be sold, tue time when
stored and the Of the owners, or their agents
or consignees, when known
SEC 3. If the consignee shall moi
claim said property and pay all legal charges there
/ on nd far all the before the daV al
sale, the sheriff shall proceed to sell said property
and make u return of the TO the treasurer o.
the county where such property is stored. with his
affidavit Of the truth Of such return. And atei
dcducling the customary charges and expenses o.
the sale said sheriff shall pay, To the person having
such property in store, all legal charges thereon
and the balance, il any, he shall pay to the treasu
er of said county. The money, paid to the treas
urer, of such county shall be kept for the benefit o
the owner of the property so sold, and be paid tC
him on producing satisfactory evidence OF his right
! Approved Oct 81, 1913.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24

No. 23-An Act, in relation TO the granting Of
licenses TO retailers Of sprltuous liquors.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State of Vermont, That sections SIX, twelve
and thirteen, of chapter eghty-three Of the Revised
Statutes, are repealed
Approved Nov !, 1913.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24

a Battle tciih a Bear-Start not, reader
we are not going TO give you a long yarn a.
bout something that never took place, but re-
late The circumstances attending a skirmish,
that actually occurred between Two men and a
huge black bear lew weeks since, in the town,
Of SYNDICATE, VI. The inhabitants of said town,
had quite a number of their sheep killed. as
they supposed by the foxes; and one Mr.. Sher-
man and another person, (name not known to-
u.s. took their guns and their dogs and went
in pursuit OF the sheep-sayers. They had not
been out but short time ere they saw bears
track. The dogs were Immediately put on
the chase, and but few moments elapsed be-
fore they were heard 10 bark. Mr. S. and his
friend pursued on in the direction Of the alarm
in shot haste,'' and in short time they were
in the presence Of large black bear { y sitting
on IFS hind legs, feeling no doubt quite ANNOYED
at their presence and the saucy dogs. Now
comes the tug of war. Mr.. S. snapped his gun
at the bear several times, but il did not take
fire. The bear supposing that they were po-
king fun at him made towards them, deter
mined on revenge. Ii came so close that ihey
were obliged 10 defend themselves with their
guns and thus while preventing the bear from
receiving them to its warm embrace 1t seized
the muzzle of Mr.. SIS gun in its mouth. Mr..
5. snapped his gun again and il exploded
tearing of the bears lower jaw. The other
man fired his gun at the bear, killing him in
stantly. Thus ended the fearful combat with
the bear. 1t weighed about four hundred
pounds. This makes the fifth bear that has
been killed in Sandgate within few weeks.
" Gshington Co. Post.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24

A story is going the rounds of the Loco
Foco papers that Hon. SAMUEL w. KING, ex-
Governor of Rhode Island, is in prison for de-
lrauding corporation Of which he was an of
hcer! The Providence Journal Of Saturday de-
nounces this as a most infamous fabrication,
without even color of justifcation-one which
no paper in Rhode Island would dare utter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
IN U r. NC E.

\ "Nr' eHARiNE INSURANCE-There a.
Wo s'ua".-s only IN which individuals cat
,b. p,siso' wasre ,hsv can adequately appreeai Z,
Ing upon the runs OF thear own property. eitheI
receiving from an Insurance office the full a.
mount which they have lost. or standing on the
same spot surros nded perhaps BY a d-solate lam
Iyi lameuting hat stupidity and folly which haG
"a LIED TO provide for such a contingency.
fNSJJR INcE 70 1n 81 . s1s ~ ~ yiN
VIII take risks on weliing houses. ware houses
stores, mills, factories, &c, together with thor
chinsrY. and everyother description of insurable
property ALSO, team, heel and Hat boats
and their carg'es to. and from any port on th'
Western Waters
Office on Main street. nearly opposite the U
Eotel ran l. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
INHE NATIONAL. Roam SrAGE

NiE NATIONAL ROAD STAGE CO res
II PectIully Iufjrm the public that the Baltimore
and OHIO Rail Rosd having been completed to
Cumberland, they I,Ow running THREE Ii MS
OF spendid c,,aches between WHEELING AND
CUMBERLAND. viz;
FIRST. OR GREAT u STATES MAIL LINE.
Leaves Wheeling daily at O'clock. A NJ; reach
- Cumberland at o'clock. a NJ. next day. and
thence tJ rail road TO BalImo Of 5 o'clock. p NJ;
being oniy niyht o1f. and performing the entire
distance. 309 miles. in 30 hour.
SECOND MAIL LINE.
Leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock. A NJ. irav.
cling over same route aud connecting at CumbeT-
lahd with the same Itain fears rs fitst Mail.
EXPEDITION LINE.
Leaves Wheeling at S O'Clock. p NJ. reaching
C.mbcriand Frostburgh preferred nc 1t evening
where passengers lodge. and take ne1t morrkng
for BlIimrre.
Passengers in this line can start from whe eling
at any hour. and make their ewn arrangements To
travel without stopping at all. and meet the rcgu.
lar cars-or TO lodge night two nights ms
preferred; thus giving all the advantages Of private
conveyance. with none of the disad vantages.
FARE-To eaiIimore. sl3 90
To Phi ladeIphia. Is 90
Fare received on all our lines THROUGH 10
Baltimore or Philadelphia.
No driver on ANY Of our lines is permitted under
a penalty IL IS stop tho road and his
team. leave his box from the iiao he starts from
his stand until he Teaches the end of his r7uIe.
w STOCKTON, Prea " X S Co.
AcHEsoS. Sec'y.
For seats apply office on Water street. one
door South Of the u Hotel, and nj the Bar OF the
Virginia Hotel. Main Street. Wheeling Va.
nov 30 WIN K NEWMAN. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JEwELRY.
AIR A o FAIRCHILD, has lust re

IL n ~ fAIhCHILD, has JUSt return
We ed from New York with az addition to his
sock Of goods. and the following articles may be
fund at his Jewelry store. at No 1877. Main ir
Mi.
Gsld case. detached lever watches, Gold case an
ohor sscapement watches. Silver case lever watch.
IS. Silver case Lepinc watches. Silver case verge
watches Of nssorted patterns Gold grard and fob
chains. Gold guard and fob keys. Gold Ermine fin
ger rings. Gold diamond finger rings. Gold will,
White pink. Had green stone set rings. Gold mount.
ed Cameo breast pms. Gold mounted jeu b pins of
'ssoiied patterns. Diamond beast pins White green
punk stone and paste breast pins, asserted patterns
ard gold mould mounted. Gold pistols and gold curb
chain Tor same, Duns gold ear rings and knobs
Gold sPcciaelcs, Silver sps:iaclss. G S speclares
Sieei speciacles, Guild pencils, German silver pen
cls s;eel watch chsins Steel watch Keys. Elastic
curd guard chains. German silver do do. German
silver fob chains. Steel purse clasps Silk work bags
SAX modey purses. Silver pencils, assorted patterns
j, :, and blade pocket knives. Addison
hears aud Scissors. German silver spoons
German silver butler knives. German silye
f"rAs. Shell side eorbs, Shell tuck coRbs
Pearl aud she'll card cases. Pocket books and wallets
Briisnla ware sets and sin gle. Plated Caslors
britannia cas,ors, Plated candle sticks shutters ans
rays, Brass candes'Ieks. shutters and trays Englisl
whalebohe of different kinds, China flower pos Oils
PcrnRery, cloth, hair, tooth and nail brushes VIC
Inns. violin strings. spy glasses. optIan glasses anC
specIacles 10 suit all ages. which will be set in oil,
frames TO order.
good assortment Of clocks for sale cheap TIL,
above are offered for cash at redsced prices.
Clocks, watches and old jewelry repaired at shori
notice.
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.

CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
TIE CELEBRATED MUSCOVITUS DROPS,
NM ARRANTED To cure the nOsl inveierate
w tooth ache. in TWO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve the decayed teeth
for the future, remove all the scUIyy and tartar,
without the use OF an instrument
The dscOverer and proprietor Of The above in.
valuable cure fi'r the iOpih ache informs the puble
that he has secured the exclusive rgh' 10 his disco
very by application in due form 81 law at The Patent
Office Of the L. s. aud H. now ready dispose Of the
said Patent Right. for the District Of Columbia, or
any county State OF Territory. in the Union.
DIRECTIONS.-Tak a small quantity ofcOiton
wet II with the Drops, and put il IN the hollow Of
the TOOTH about sIK drops and two tea spoons full Of
water and hold IL To tho tooth as long you can.
DR. NJ DE- HEFTY.
For sale by GREGORY SUCKER, att l. sufers
Brewery. Main street. Wheeling. Va. OCT 10 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

NlLr and Mahogany Looking guss, Portrait
NJ and Picture frames made TO order On the
Reatsst style, and old frames Teailt.
A splendid assortment Of Looking Glassesi
POf RAFT and Picture Frames cOnttanuy on hano
and for sale lower than they can be procured
elsewhere-AlsO Sign painting sud Damupg ~
al It's various branches promptly eNccuteo bY ,
W BRANSTRUP, No 100, Main street wheel
ing, Va, where can Be procured ~ al times,
pants, Picture and window glaze, oils v9Inish
tnd pussy maI ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
w W. & S. n, JTHESON.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS


West side Of Main street, Wheeling Va.
TTAvE on hand and are constantly manufacture
ing general assortment Of superior Fur and
Six hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York add are now prepared
- supply to order all sizes and az alIiies, m the
PRESENT OF past style, a. may suit customers,
Black add Drab beavlr and Gator, Plaln
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on hand an assortment OF plain
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth caps,
al ofwhich they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants end deaf
eTs prOmDtly filled on the NOS favorable terms
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit share IF pub
hC patronage which they are determined % de-
serve BY prompt attention, personal application
70 business and cheap and favOrs bic yates.
NAV ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEPERs

TIME subscribers beg leave TO inform The eiG
zens of Wheeling and vicinity. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may be found on extensive assortment OF
gill and mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, consisting Of
Feather beds, holsters. Pillows cured hair. Spanish
cotton, husk and spring moliInsses; together
with full assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this city; all
Of which will be sold the most reasonable terms
and warranted.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneers.
varnish. Spi nish moss. &c &c. constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article oil
furniture on the most accommodating terms and q
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders in GAINESVILLE can be len with J. FAD
ANS g. Co
Jun % MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
"THE LIFE OF THE FLESH Is IN
THE BLOOD.o

THE BLOOD.o
HNVERY disease arises from inquiry Of The
~ blood.
BrandeIh's Pills are me bes, known remedy for
overV disease. They do not cure by charm but be
ing entirely vegetable assiminre With the blood and
effect ceriaiR by removing oil impure particles
from this subtle fluid Of life. They are beneficial
in oil diseases. may he taken under any circumsian
ees without fear Of injury, but On the contrary wall
give relief in the most acute and painful disease.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.-No Drug
gist in the place has the genuine Pills
Ask to see the certificate Of agency. Each boz
COX has on il three copper plate labels. the top and
beuom first printed with red ink and then with
black Observe that each box there six FAC
simile signatures Of DR. Brandeth.
Three thus. b BrandsIh nj ID.
Three thus. Benjamin Brandeih.
Sold IN Wheeling by
ROBB & STEPHENSON.
sep s-6m B. BRANDETH, NJ d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
EnR SALE OR RENT.

TVVHE tavern properly in Triadelphia, formerly
known o. The Cottage Inn. Also. porton
OF The land belonging 70 the heirs Of he late Josas
Thompson, adgSining Triadelphin. will be sold 10
lots 10 suit puraasers. FOr terms apply 20 Mrs G
NJ LOOMS. Tfiadel pha. or NJ NELSON, Wheel.
ing dec IL Inv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
Mem. chap and fashionable WINTER GOODS

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
n w. HEISKELL informs the public tha1
W he has just returned from New York ana
the other eastern cities and Is now receiving A
heavy and general assortment of the most desi-
rable aud cheapest Goods ever brought 60 The
ciiy of Wheeling. Aboui this there is no nistaks
call. N"
They will find my Goods uniformly cbeap. q.
large portion OF them were purchased az Auc-
ton IN the city OF New York, az rulnous toR
prices, many Of the styles being different froSu
any that have been seen IN Wheeling. The Il dies
may rest assured that especial attention has beeo
given TO procure such goods, both ornaments.
well as Tor family use In such goods as
MANTlLLAS, SHAWLS, CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS.
Material for cloaks &c. the assortment 10th in
quality and variety IS far superior TO any Ia this
city. would also call ,he attention OF purche
seTs &c the stock of cloths cdssimeres euSs;rstse
which Is unusually large and cheaper tnan the
cheapest. The stock consists In part Of
Mouselin de lame, different shades; plain EN-.
bToldered chene, rich satin striped, TaTtou plaid
and other kinds, some low as Is "a cents per
YaId. Figured Lama cloths; a splendid article.
Plain and figured Alpacha Lustres. various col.
ours. Parslans, Printed Saxonies, ri,h styles.
! poult de Sol and Italian LustTing ks ne y
style. Velvets and silks for bonnets, rich ribbon
\ TO match French, Earlston and Manchsste
Ginghams, Irish Linens. Linen cambrIcks. a
cheap lot OF faces, edGIngs, IN servings, nix frinRes.
Bi9 9 lace and other Wells. Handsome materi'
choice assortment of Shaws ami Mantiilas-
Argyle, HoneYcomb Aipacha, embroidered cloth
TarietGn, Wool, BToche, SILK, cashmere, Mous.
I'm de laiue, silk and other kinds of shawls and
handkeIchieis, Rich Pals Mantillas Spanlsll
cardinals HANDSOME silk and Velvet ladies'
! craVatS. Velvet and MerIno Prints,
good variety Of Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts
Genllemen's wear at Tedused prices. Cloth >,
( cassimeres, sattinetts and jeans, all kinds and
qualities Super cashmere, Fancy Quilted, Nj ri-
no and Satin Vestings, Fancy neck Scarfs, a
new article, Satin stocks. black and chaneeable
crayats. supply ofTaIlors trimmings. Also,
| a heavy
STOCK OF DOMESTIC GooCs.
! Plaid, bhene, striped and other style American
cahcoes remarkably cheap. Brown and bleached
sheetings and shrtlngs. Bed Ticking, apron aud
I shrtlng checks. domestic Gloghams, striped and
plaid cotton, plaid hnseys, KeTseys, black and
colfred cam bricks, cotton frnges, spool cotton,
/ brown, bleaehed nd coloTed Canton Fiannels.
| Blankets, red, white and yellow Flannels, AZ
/ your own prices. Diapers, crash, tire ads, Ae-
a good supply Of cotton yarn, carpet cham and
l batting.
Ingram CdrpetinR and THfted Rugs, pc, y
| cheap. Remember corner Of Market and Union
streets. INV "a
IrTru 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
n CHANCERY.-whliam Guylon.

James NJ Lure, adminisu ator f Thomas Cum
Min deceased, Jane Stewart, James Cummins,
William Cummins, Robert T. Murdoch, John
MeCombs and Elizabeth his wife, late Eliza
beth Murdoch, Frederick Cummins, Ma
thaniel Leal and Elizabeth his wife, lLte Eliza
beth Cummlns James & Ache5on, Tholas
AchesOn and Hannah Acheson, heirs at la w
Of Thomas Cummins dece ased and Samuel
C.arbitt, Robert Corb.tt sen. aud Robert Cor
bitt jr.
The undersigned having been appointed at the
30 temper term iSa2 of the circuit saperIorcourt
of law and chancery for Tyler county, commisS
sioner In the said cause, for the purpose, among
other things OF creiitn=, stating and settling tn.
administra ton accounts of the defendant Nc
Lure, administrator of Thomas Cummins Ia
Cue course Of administra ion. This is, therefore
to give notice 1e all HON they concern, having
demands against the estate of the said Thomas
Cummins deceased, to exhibit them before the
undersigned legally authenticated, at the house
OF William Russell in the town of Sistersville. IN
the said county OF Tyler, on the l5th day OF Feb
next for adjustment, otherwise they will be pre-
cluded from reoeivinR a distributlve share of the
assets OF che sSid estate. All persons exhibiting
demands against said estate, ane desning
distribution Of the assets thereof will be required
&c pay % secUEe 20 be paid, proportion abb part
Of the coats Of the same before their claims will
BIS 0psissred.
Noticei also hereby given to the heirs Of the
concerned, in order that they may attend at Ihe
time and place aforesaid.
II from any cause the matters referred TO the
undI rsIgnod cannot be completed the dsy
above named, 1 shall continue tie same from da y
90 day. aud from time to time until they are GEM
p!sted. w K FOREMAN,
Comm ssloner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
WINDOW GLASS AND SOAP,

AN hand large assortment of Winu"w Glass
W and q superior lot Of Cincinnati Soap which
viii be sold low To close consignment by
iy2S JAS CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
4 600 Guns FOR THE
r. arpFnE gTNTE

DY tho latest arrival from New York, the sub
ID scriber has received. nRd s now opening Inc
LARGEST and most SPLENDID stock Of FASH
IONABLE BEAVER end CASHMERE Hats ever
brought wesi ofihe mountains. Those no wish
10 see q BEAUTIFUL article. Which for LIGHT.
NDSS and DURABILITY cannot be surpassed will
call and sHamine my siock before purchasing else
where. Terms, CASH, and prices N suit The pee
ent hard times a 9 MCALLAM
70 ne, Main 81
nov IS cfF5g.s vs Heel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
STOCK on DOMESTIC GooEs.
CHANCERY 3ALE-NORTH WIFE LING
LOTS

PURSUANT TO a decree made by tho eIrcur
u superior court Of law and chancery for Ohio
county, Oh the 18th day Of June 1912, in suit In
chancery pending therein between Arthur NJ
Phillips, complainant, and James III FORSYTH, and
Ellen Forsyth his wife, Thomas Johnston Jehn
List and Israel Updegrah, trustees for SAID Ellen
Daniel Lamb, Daniel NJ Edgington and Francis
9 Campbell defendants. l shall on wednesday
tho 3Oth day Of November next al the front door
Ofthe court house Of said cOuntv, sell at public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder tie lots sr
parcels of l0nd in Compliments bill, and the ro4
port % commissioner CLARKE in said sent, men-
toned 20 be he property Of the SAID James III
Forsyth, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient
for the purposes IN said decree specified that's TO
say, the Lots situated IN the addition to the late
town Of Wheeling, inClu1ed in the city OF Whoe-
ling, N said county and commonly called North
Wheeling, which lots are numbered respect vsY
5 % rs " l8 10 20 ~ % 90 and 100.
TERMS OF SALE-One sixth Of the purchase
money IN hand, and the residue IN one and tive
years with interest from the Gay Of sale. The pur
chasers giving bOns with security for the deferred
instruments. and the title beng retained as tur-
/ Their security till pay nent IN foil.
| oct % DANIEL LAMB CommissiOnsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

fiiiA. NEW YORK. BOSTON AND WASH
ING ron CITY.
The Good Intent Stage Company. now affords, by
its connection with The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
now completed TO Cumberland. greater speed. COM
fort and safsiy Ihsn any other line between The cost
and west
lhetr coaches are upon the plan Of the Patent
HciS Spring invented by Capt T Shriver, Of Cum
use in pleasure carriages and stages they are nc.
knowledged by travellers 10 be more safe and easy
than any other coaches in use
Two lines leave Wheeling daily at o'clock, A
NJ, connecting with the mail at Cumberland. and
arriving in Baltimore by Rail Road at about S
o'clock. NJ, being out in The enii re trip from
Wheeling 60 Baltimore. in "a hours From Vince
ling TO Philadelphia al hours. Wheeling to New
York 48 honrI
FARE,
To Philadelphia, els 90
Baltimore. 10 on
For seats in Wheeling apply al the stage cfire
first door above the United States Hotel. Water 81,
Alsu at The Bar OF The Hotel.
Returning from PhIlndel phia passengers can puy
their fare the corner Of lIh and Market SITS 10
the Rail Road agent. or 10 the agent al No Dock
81. to the ca plain on board Oi the steamboat.
From Baltimore. passengers con pay their fare Ia
Wheeling 10 the Rail Road Cos agent Of their office
in Pau ST.
From Washington City passengers pay their
fare TO Wheeling to the conductor of The IrnIn.
the way previous 10 their arriving at the relay
house.
nov 81 HUTCHINSON, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
MENDEL & HARBOUR.

nR CRUMBACKER has been appointed SOLE
~ agent al Wheeling for the sale Of The Garden
Seeds growE by the subscriber. and At his DRUG
STORE, No I9I Main S. the genuine seeds
can be always hereafter obtained. Each
Der. and for The vitality and general good quality
Of ITS con tents he holds himself responsible This.
as the actual growers Of the seeds emanating from
his establishment. he is enabled TO do with entire
confidence
ID LANDRETH, Philadelphia.
~ AT orders for Garden Seeds. Fruit and Or
namenia Trees, Shrubs, &c. will DO promptly at
tended 10 by &.
Wheeling ian I 3w