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The hornet., 1843-10-10
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

] l.
That Deuionrn Kennedy who is the repu,li,-
ting candidate for the Senate from this county
voted, while a member Of the Legislature from
CoPlah county, to pledge the faith of the State
Tor the very same five millions of bonds now
outstanding against her. Not satisfied with
binding the sacred honor of the People for the
redemption of this amount of bonds. he urrod
while acting in the capacity of director Of
the bank, the sale of five millions more nnon
the same condition on which the others had
been parted with-thus showing to the peo.
pie OF Mississippi and to the whole world tbat
he either knew the bonds had been con,j;t,,
tt0ndlly So1 or that he had committed ppp,,,
RY--because he urged the sale of the other
five millions of bonds after the passage Of the
Supplemental Charter and contends to This
day that the original charter was Good and
binding on the People, Now it is immatara
"th US whether the original charteri is bindinc
Or whether the Supplement is worthless Il
S Sutllclent for US TO know that Mr.. Kennedy
lrged the additional sale of bonds undor tho
orce OF both these Charters. How dare bo
lave the brass. after acting thus traitoronsIv
o face an honest man and solicit his vote.
This Is not all that should be kept before the
'eople. Maj, Kennedy, in accepting diroc.
orshIP and borrowing large sums Of money
rom the bank, either believed it constitn,ion.
Ily organized, or colleagued with other had
zen IN Perpetrating wholesale fraud unon
ne People. Many an honest Iaborer was
neated out OF his months labor BY the SIM, d
laJ Kennedy borrowed-because inst 60 sooo
ne shifted off the amount on hand ho t,,.. 5
round and cursed the bank--decIarod i
1eVng concern; and he all the while beIn,r
TO tmeve, by borrowing and passino its ~. !
II. AT the November election. honest ,,b;a.,
ID democrats, you will be called upon 70 coo N
mn or sanction by your votes, the ac,s of u
Is man. Think you our revolutionary siros "a ="
ond have trusted the traitor Arnold oo jC
hd tIme' after he had bartered awav HI, ar
on'ry Tor little filthy lucre? No. never W
MAJ. Kennedy calls himself a democra, onI as
doubt expects that party to vote far b;,n. p
II there be any with stomachs capabIe or or
a''o"lh8 such dose, we do positively nity ce
M Say the democrats, we are opposed to err
Jhlted States Bank, and to all other haal,o co
ln'S be iact' gentlemen democrats. with '"' -"
at sort of consistency can YOU stick to NT. coy coy
ana give hm your support In the wear civ
;" at a barbecue given by the citizens or
hgalo' hi5 he delivered toast favorng the to, to
olIshment of United States Bank .nI am am
The hornet., 1843-10-10

10 our Democratic friends we would say
read the speech of Col. Thomas II. Williams
delivered before an unprecedented gathering
OF the citizens of De Soto county, on the ls,b
uIt' Thomas H. Williams is well known to
'0e Democracy of this State, as their bond.
paying candidate for Governor. Around his
standard and under his unpoIluted banner
will thousands of true and honest domooro,,
raIIy' They will proclaim to the world their
determination to repudiate reputation,
The hornet., 1843-10-10

our mile Trend Printer of the Middleton
paper says:-"We are almost starved bavinn
pitched our tent with nothing TO eaty AI,ha,
there has been severe rubbing" between ns
Old boy yet if neither Hemingway who noa,
himself weekly through your paper, nor an -
one OF the many repudiators Of this co,n,n
VIII give you food to prevent starvation ia',
consider the string of our latch sticking ont~
give II pull and walk in, where you will find
al IeaSt enough eatabIeS to prevent st,rr,t;,,,
lad you taken our advice, your present f,,n
never would have overtaken you. This ,h;aa
ol married man depending upon renudia,a.77
I0r daily bread is not the thing it is rennted
TO De- AT the close of day he will bo yon,'
apt .1 TO retire with an empty craw. But for
',''S ne Shooid not grumbe-the fold be !, :,
should be bar to all gnawing and hungry ,vh;
lngs. '5' "hl'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-21
For the Vermont Telegraph.
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY. LII.

Hard indeed Is the way of the transgress-
or. How forclbly were we reminded of
this by the agony of the family whose head
was sentenced on Saturday last TO twelve
years imprisonment for burglary. We see
il stated that when Williams was sentenced
to this long exile from his home, and from
the family which II was evident he SO ten.
DERBY loved, he requested to see his wife
and children, and they had a melancholy
and sad meeting. They communed logeth-
er Tor the space Of half an hour, mingling
each others tears. AT length the officer
summoned the convict, who arose, present.
ing the very picture OF distress, and after
pressing his wife closely 10 his bosom, and
Imprlnung kiss upon her deluged cheek,
took his leave, giving at the same time his
coat TO her, with the request TO sell it and
provide food for his children. What a
scene for contemplation.-PhiL. Museum.
After all, the man who wrote the above,
will, it is presumed: approve of the state of
things that brought this "afflicted familyn
into this condition. Not circumstance is
recorded that had a tendency, by the force
Of circumstances, TO make that poor victim
OF society burglar. Perhaps a starving
family were crying to him for bread, and he,
, like many other victims of our false inslitu
tons, too proud TO beg, was induced TO make
one desperate effort not in accordance with
fashionable villiany, TO keep up his sap
pearance" among bis fellow men. How un.
equal is the distribution Of the laws inius-
tlce. While this poor man is sentened to
tacetUe gears imprisonment, thousands walk
the streets of that polluted ciiy'' in broad
| cloth, who have robbed their fellow men oil
thousands Of dollars, 10 almost as bold a
way, but just so as TO evade the law bu,
one is fashionable robber, ,he other is mol
the one does i, by kind Of slight-ofhand
polite grab-game, under the guise of friend.
ship perhaps, and is called gentlemen
and may be a christian other 81 bold
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-21
A. Aye; all true.
For the telegraph.
NON.REsIsTANCE, GOVERNMENTS,
S0ClE TIES, sc.

Friend Murray - The time has al
ready advanced near, which was proposed
for the Noa- Resistance anniversary In
Vermont Surely ii must be an interest
ing season. to all who are disposed to
make it so. Violence itself is to be attack
ed in its strong hold, by band OF men
and women drawn together by mutual
sympathy Of mind, and concentration OF
effort imPelled by Love. They have no
organization but that which complies
with the true action Of The human soul.
The most simple means rightly directed
often produce the most happy results,
Sin can be effectualIy slain only by the
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-21

will be clean. A society, a government,
a compact of men can hardly be reformed
by the truth. They establish their prem
ises, and act from positive bounds; and
hence their redemption is partial, not true.
Here is where the now forming .communi-
Ties will all fail. Not because they have
creeds; but because their creecs are false.
Their constitutions are fundamentally
tainted with the old body from which
they are only lopped--not cut loose. The
corruptions of the moneyed systems and
false valuation, is in every one OF them.
Their time is short. their end certain.
They are exactly to the state what secta-
riaEism is TO the church, division of the
beast, not an Orerthroao of its POWERFUL
a scattering of it. The practice ofspecu-
Ialion, trade, taxation and Understanding
is but a popular way of robbery = names
used by the many as gildings to serve the
devil in. The evil lies deep, In the wrong
direction Of mental feelings; 1t is individ-
ual seIfshness sci up against the rights of
all, and then system formed to secure
this to each, which makes the whole
band of robbers from the consent of each
to all. No man has any business to give
up his individuality, as an individual, TO
the service or use ola community. Indi-
vidual rights are ever to be retained, and
their Identity perpetuated through all be-
ing. The family also should retain It's
family rights and character, aud never is
% be swallowed up by community Of
any form. The rights of a community
never come in contact with individual or
family rights, but agree exactly with both,
directing the mind on the track of univers.
al Love, embracing every human being,
making man +" Universal Brotherhood. !"
The Anti-Slavery men who say, man
has right to himself, must necessarily
ADM, that he also has right to the means
of selfsupport. Every man has The same
right to earth, that he has to life or libef-
ty; and be who deprives him of one, is
guilty Of robbing him of the other Let
The slave free without any right in the
earth, and his condition would be but lit
tie better; he must be slave still or die
Land holders are necessarily slayehold.
lers, They are depriving human beings
of human rights, and reed only to change
their form OF operations to be in fellow
ship with the nan-thieves of Texas.
But what is duty in these matters
/. Proclaim freedom to the earth and 10
all the inhabitants Of it; and then will fol-
low the social arrangement necessary for
the preservation and happiness Of each.
B. w. DYER.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-21
MEDIATION"

The true soul acts from its own intui-
tive aspirations, and is beyond mediation,
being one with God. Mediaters are for
sinners, not for the true and faithful.
God is one, and all the faithful are one
with him. as Jesus was. The blind want
leaders, not those who see. B. w. d.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-21

40 Writers IN the Telegraph speak their
,sn viesOs and sentiments on their OsOn resPOn-
dBiIiiy.-c0
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-21

Mercer. This case is referred 10, not to show
thar Mercer should have been punished according
to our laws, bat 20 show how partially those who
believe in our present law dispence the i4justice Of
that law. Mercer killed man out OF revenge
Williams broke open bui.iias 70 obtain money or
something TO !i.s upoo.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-21

hair Of their heads. yet say :" Down with
the clergy"2
A. Aye; abolish the office, but spare
the men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

n NARPETING-The subscriber has just
~ received NJ his store. opTo.ite the Virginia
Hotel. Main street. wHEFIiNG. the largest and
hest selected siuck Of CARPETING Of NJ! kinds,
ever brought West Of The Nouninius, Alsn. Carpet
Bindings. Cheneld. ruled. Wilton and Brussels
RUGS; Figured and PLAIN Bnizes; PAN. and Table
C"v'rs; Furniture and Floor OIL CLOTH; Donr
MATTS Cold mud Plain Canton MATING;
In~sels, Cord, Ferrrlau fr BLINDS. and Black
W"rsied Fringe. Also n fine stack 81 very superior
WA PAPER ard BORDERING. Those N
want OF any ni the ahova articles. srd wish To d.
Justice To- themselves. wOuld Do well heG,re .urcha-
ing Tn call and examine his stock. a. having laid
'hem m entirely With CASH. he is enabled To- sell
Them cheaper Than ever before offered IN this city.
sep p In ALEX PAXTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
TRUSTEE,S SALE

RY Virtue ofa dc I'd ofT,usI dated the 10Th day
of OttOber 1912, executed by Hiram Martin
TO me as trustee, to secnre the pa ment of Ger
tain debts ~ said deed mentioned, ! shall offer
ot public sale TO the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House on Thursday the 10Th
day OF August next, the following described real
pre- pcrty, viz; lot No -, situate on The North side
OF W alter street, IN that part Of Middle Wheeling
land of into lots by Noah Zane, John Eawcetl
and others.
Also, Tot number 1856, in Fast Wheeling, aud
on which rs erected a good brick tenement.
The title TO the above property Is believed II
be indisputable, but selling as trusted shall only
convey such TILE a. Is vested IN me by said decd.
Terms Of Sdie-SI5O cash will be r, quiied. the
balance IN two equal payments, nj 6 and ~
months, and the title TO be retained until the
purchase money shall be paid.
JAS A CT ARKF,
~ 81 Is Trustee.
The above sale rs postponed until Monday the 23d
day Of Orlo5er ReIt. JAMES A CLARKE.
Sept 6 Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
~ PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES "a
City HOTEL.

No I76 MI,kst Square. WHEELING. "a.
John ROBINSON. announces lo his friends aud
- the puhiir. that he can be found NJ hs Old
stand. No lT6 Market square. ready nj all times TO
wait upnn those who may favor HIM with a call -
His TABLE Is furnished I'M the best The Market
affords and Is not surpassed by any other Hotel ~
the City.
The HOUSE is large and commodious and can
Lodcr 100 persons.
The STABLING is a'so abundant. having room
sufficient To ~accummodaie upwards fl50 horses
This is The only Hotel IN the plnCe that - well pro-
vU1cd fr the accommodation Of Horse DrOyers.
Movers. &c.
RATES or CHARGES-Single Meal. 25 els
LNdging l2k cls-SuPper, L"lging aud Breakfast
625 ris-BOard by the Day, 81 cIs-BoSrd per Week,
50 90. oct I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

1H V riuo Of a deed e 1TNsI from Ezekiel e
ID Hawkins Md wife, brarhg date The 5th day
'i July. A DIS42, Of recorJ in the clerks rGice Tor
)hlc county, I shall. on Monday the Both .ioy Of
october lS43 al 10 o'clock. a NJ. al the frrRI door
Ji the COuri house for Ohio county. sell at public
auction To the highest and best bidder, n certain lot
OF ground. situated in the city Of Wheeling. aud
distinguished ON the map Of said city, as No ! in
square n" 81 bounded as follows. viz: beginning
at North ensr corner of Frhh aud hIunrre streets
thence r"rrh along Fifth st. so feet. thence East 30
feet 8 inches. thence South so feet. thence west
ir"nirng Monroe ST. 40 feet s inches to the place OF
beginning, being the same lot upon which said
Hawkins lately resided.
Propositions for The snlc Of said lot " III be reosiy.
ed nj ary limo prior To sad day # snle.
Terms will he made know n On The day Of sale.
Selling as Trust, e, | shall convey To the purrha.
ser only such TILE rs Is vested in me hy the snid
deed "f trust. this title. I am satisfied. Will lie found
upon examination 10 he indispuinble.
JAMES 5. WHEAT. Trustee.
ERENTLINGER & SIIALLCRCCs.
Sop25 AuCIinueCrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
NEW STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.

TEORGE AIhURitAY. ~ nJw opening at his
store room on Market Square, a large and
beautiful assortment OF FASHIONABLE and STA
PIE DRY GOODS. tnone of " hIch was purchased
al AucIIonJ Am"ig HIS choice srlsrrIon will be
fuund the following. VIZ: Cloths, CnssImsTes. SiitI-
EeiIs. Nelve,r. Veslines. sc.
Super CaChmere, ID Ec,Issp Chine Striped Nous
lie Laine. Outro striped de- rich 6g'd aud Hrred
ChnngeAlie Chusans, Mode culors; LupIus Ezra
,ln. IbrK Cloth. ZEPHYR PLAIN and chaugeahle- Alpa-
ca. rtch sirtp'd Grape De Lame. PLAIN and figured
SATiNS. SILK FELFETS. cut, plain and Fis'd.
Super IIhsead Llces and Edgirgs, Needle workd
do. I thread. h,erkIcnhurgh, A.hburton, and Lisle
,o. Ne. die worked Jncure, InsrrIings aud Edgines
de-; Heavy and Medium Black Mex Black aud Mode
Erimges; Hem Stitched aud Corded bardered Linen
G,nmhrc Haodkerchies; Elahroidcred ladies IiGkts
do; B,.hio Kid Gloves; WorsieG NirrS; SUPER
I4nin Flnrencc u : AID and SHELL BRAID Bon
NETS; super rich ombro Stsiped Satin RIBBONS
very superior.
Cable md other Cord aud whaIehooeS a large
stock OF Chiniz and other prnts OF new and rare
paJiernS 10 900 yds brown sad bIeached MusiinsF
300 dOz whiIe and Cold pool COTTON; 5sO Lbs
Cord Carpet Cham; 1900 Lbs Eagle Factory Cotton
Yarns; " iIh all The articles usually fund In a X
GOODS house, either Fancy CT Domestic
A~LSO-Super super Gunpnwder, Imperial,
Young Tyson and P"wchong TEAS Rio Coffee.
very fine; 900 dog White Granite Printed and PAIN
Tel TEAS, &c. sc.
Tie atnve Goads having hren purchased with
great care &c Cash, will I've sold al The leass possible
advance Ia puncIuai customers, or good acCep:nuce'
nj short date. oct I4-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
Ii MRER.

MI s~ubseuhers having purchased the LuM'
il BIER YARD ON MAN street hear The Bridge.
iortnerly occupied by Mclean IL Rice, respectfully
ihl"rm the public that IhSy are prepared al oil iines
TO iurnish all kinds &C PINE LUMBER OF the must
iavOtable terms Tor ca.h.
Aiinthed TO this yard - an excellent planning ma
eh,ne. which NJ bo conslaStly supplied with nor
ked flooring reoh-r boarding osiiing. &c. wh6h ~ III
be sold Gr cash. as low as at any place in the we~-
tern country. All orders thankfully received sai
Promptly attended I". L. 5. ROOF & CO.
Wheeling, August lift
Washington Examiner copy 10 smoes, Of two dol
lars. and charge Tines.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

ARGE SUPPLY OF BOOKS AND
e. SrArIONERY-The subscriber has Tins
day received a very great addition ru his stock of
SCHOOL, liEDlCAI. aud SCIENTIFIC BOOKS
AND STATIONERY, among which will he found
sovcral editions II rhe Holy Billie. Family aud
Common Prayer. sc. &c. Toy Books for Children.
and a general assortment Of Schonl Biuks, all which
II offered al Iedubed pucrs for Cash. Call aud
eXnmIur. JOHN J IIASWELL.
OCT IL Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

CAUSE AND CURE-There is q cause
fr every disease. aud consequently a cure -
All diseases originate fsom one cause.-The iud iges-
ton of the ailments o flifs. Whatever is taken into
the bpdy descends ~ once to the sioma N, where,
through The operatioas Of the gastric juice, Il is
passed through the human canal and thus leaves
Inc system free and healthy. II this ia tursl process
is slipped, something - wrng and immediate
attention is required SrAINBURN'S VEGETA.
BILE EXTRACT PILLS at such tunes are The
only remedy ~ rem1ve ihe corrupt matter, which,
iC retained IN the bowels accelerate disease aud
gradually uud eruin the constitutions. We eat al
kinds uG Cond iudiscr mtnateiy, wiuIout The least
regard 10 heuith. aud then wunder Why We sre
SICK. Constituted o. the 0rdiuay habits ot men now
are. We should oepsc g. Wundcr 81 complaints o.
The body. Try Siaruhuru'' Pills and hc relieve ed al
once. Cairc. M 335 broadway, n ".
Price 25 ceuts per bOr Office 33S Broadway
| next door below tie Tahcwscie.
Fgt sale LIZ JOHN "a THOMPSON.
al the buL slp.p of " RDBB
Al-o, BY ? W BaSNEII
o,tIO S1ujh Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
a nYERTIsEMENT.-A Icncher o

A DVERTISEM ENT.-A teacher OF Aesd
"a ENC ,csruing Wishes to obtain. wi'hIo two
muu,ts from this time. a situation ia some healthy
and pleasant village &C country place, IA au ncade.
NY. high school, select schroL or sume other such
insiiiutinn. For testimonials OF abihty. character
and any other desired information. inquire ct M
Uuah Park and Rev WiIliam 5 E!sverh. Zaues.
vile, ohm, OF OF JShn Fisher, Wheeling, Va.
oct IL Wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

OST-Wns taken from my room nm Main -,
n a sumo 6nr 9 weeks ngn. = small framed CRAY.
on Likeness. by Bamhnrueh. nf The late Mr. Nor
de"ai Narnall. liany sne ran give me information
that may lead To its discovery. thpv will much
ohlige. (sep 22) A MCLEAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

HNRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of a
II deed of rrust executed by James Stephen
son to the undersigned, hearing dat e March 18th
IS43, aud duly recorded IN the clerks Office Of
Ohio county. Va lslall proceed TO sell al public
auction, on Friday the 10th day Of November
next, at the auction rooms Of Hail i. WIckham,
IN the city OF Wheeling, all the household anJ
Kitchen Furniture ana other property named an
said deed, consisting ~ part as follows: Carpet
ing, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, one Sofa, I.sJkIug
Glassrs, Feather Beds, Bcdstesds, CHM ware,
sc. Also. ono iron safe, one pateHt balance,
one full sett % book binders tools, a variety Of
stereotyped plates, &c. Together with all other
property conveyed To me by 5 ud deed Of trust, a
more particular description Of which, can be had
by reference To schedule m irIed \, attached to
aud sIade a part of said deed.
Sale to e 'unFence at 10 o'clock, A NJ
Terms-Cash. ATKINSON,
oct 10 I'm Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

A FRESH SUPPLY ofwyaudot'c Hector
~ OtIaliruu, Fire Sude Rec A~icc'rnus. One
uuHdrcd Rru7uccs, Rosinl Meadow. Geutud'
Howard. Kue m Seluh ui 70 Husband. Philip Co.,
search ga Wife. IIory Louc4uCr, Chade- o.
M1iiey, Handy Andy. Ten Thousand n Yelr. F0
sale II ,UcI y MElLORS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
COPPER, TIN 4 SHEET IRON WARE.

VIE SUBSCRIBER would inlnrm his old Gus
toners and the public generally. that he sihl
continues To manufacture the above articles, IN all
their varieties, al his old stand on Uni n Street.
WHEELING VA. JOBBING Of all kinds done
nj the shortest notice. Houses covered with COP-
PER. TIN. ZINC, or SHEET IRON. IN the most
approved plan and reasonable terus. From his eI-
perienoe in this Business. he Haltsrs himself ihni he
will he able To give general satisfaction. SPOUT
INC for houses. Of every kind. sue md prize mndo
." order with promprnes- and ~despairh. lie also
coniirucs the manufacture Of RUSSIA IRON
CRATES for DIV ellings. either plain or fancy
These graIcs fr comfort, convenience and sesuiy,
add greatly IL The finish VI q parlor.
ALSO, OH hand a variety VI patterns Of COOklN0
STOVES either f0T wosJ Or coal, suitable Tor Hotels,
Steamboats, or rriNaio families. which ssnn"t he
surpassed by any in this market, either in utiii'y Sr
price, oil of which he is determined ~ sell nj the
most reduced prices for Cash Or approved har,sr.
/, lunar 23l TIIOS e CULRERTSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
TO COUNTRY HATTERs-Tbe sob

COUNTRY HAIIEHS-Ihe s"U-
scuber a. uow receiving a large aud wei
selected assortment Of STUN
AMI TRIMMINGS. which lee oleIs az a
,n.U asrq.e, FROM eastern prices Fr Cash his
RLown stock. "Russis. Neutra, Sc" ~ warranted
PURE aud UNMuXED. as 10 issuch ~ was selected
a. A.. ,vn use. A e bTCALLAN.
SEQ D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
FOR 1874,

STEPHENSON AND HASWELI. have jus
published the FARMERS' and MECHANICS
Al MANIAC ir lsf4. calculated hy John Arm
strong, M. PrnC Of Mathematics in Miami Uni
vrreitv. Ohio. Copyright secured according To law
For sale in large or small quantities.
Wheeling. Sept. 81. lS43. srgus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
EFoUsEHOLD GOODS AND FUR

y y NITURE FOR SALE-Pursuanr tn n deed
"f Trust frnm Elj7h Dav 10 me. dated the 2nth day
ri Nav 1910, and REGARDED in the clerks office of
the county ruuri uf Ohm county, Va. m deed hook
81. rng, lT2. I will sell al public auction nj the
residence of snid DAv. on Market street. Wheeling
nn Tuesday The 24Ih dnv uC Orinh~r next. crmrn,n'
ring said sale NJ ten n'rlnck. 4 NJ. MI and singular
The household goods and furniture conveyed To me
by snid deed.
TERMS OF SAIE-Cash.
sep ~ lsw ARCHD FISHER. TrSs,oc.