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book she found il contained uiantitv OF
pills. She counted, and counted, and her
heart beat quicker and quicker, for before
she got through she had fifteen hundred dol
lars in good bank money.
Debby kept her own counsel. In few
days it was rumored that Joseph Nelson had
purchased an excellent little farm in the
neigllborhood, that had been offered for sale
some months since at thousand dollars. and
was considered great bargain.
Joseph said Mr. Wilder, the next time
they met, am astonished 10 hear that YOU
have been running in debt for farm in such
times as these. | think You ought to have
worked three or four years and got some.
thing beforehand, before running in debt 50
much
But l haven't been running in debt,
said Joseph.
Haven't you bought Sanderson's farm q
said Wilder.
Yes, | have said Joseph
At thousand dollars p said Wilder.
Yes said Joseph, but paid for il
down. ] don't run in debt for any thing.
Mr.. Wilder was too much astonished to
ask any further question.
Joseph Nelson made an excellent farmer
and respectable man; he was industrious
and got rapidly beforehand and Mr.. Will
der was always proud of his son-n- law. I,
was some ten years after this, when Mr.. Will
der was sitting one day and trottng his third
grandson on his knee, that he said,
Dolby, sh0uld like to know how Jo-
seph conlrived to purchase this farm at the
time you were married.
Debby stepped to the closet, brought on,
the old saddle-bags,a and opening them, point
ed to the inner pocket, saying, the money
came from there, sir
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-27
EACH HAS HIS GRIEF.

On earth arc many SIGHTS of wo,
And many sounds q alonv,
And manv sJfrow-withercd check,
And many a paned-dulled eye.
The wretched weep, the poor COMPLAIN.
And luckless love pines on unknown:
And faint from the midnight couch
Sounds out the sick childs moan,
Each has his grief old age fears death.
The young mans Ills are pride desire.
And heart sickness and in his breast
The heat of passions fire.
And he who runs the race of fame.
Oft feels within feverish dread,
Lest others snatch the laurel crown
Tie bears upon his head.
All, all know care; and, at the close,
All lie earth's spreading arms within
The poor, the black soul'd, proud, and low,
Virtue, despair, and sin.
Q, foolish, then, with pain to shrink
From the sure doom we each must meet
IL earth so fair-or heaven so dark
Or life SO passing sweet2
No; dread We not the fearful hour
The coffin, and the pals lark gloom,
For there's calm to throbbing hearts,
And rest, down in the tomb.
Then our long journey will be DER.
And throwing off earths load of woes,
The pallld brow, the flinting heart,
viii sink in soft repose.
Nor only this: for wise men say
That when we leave our land of care,
we foat to mysterious shore,
Peaceful, and pure, and fair.
So, welcome death Whenever the time
That the dread summons must be met
III yield without one pang of fear,
Or sigh, OF VAN regret.
But like unto wearied child,
That over field and wood all dav
Has ranged and Struggled, and at last,
Worn eli with toll and play,
Goes up at evening to his home,
., And throws him, sleepy, tired and sore,
Upon tls bed and rests him there,
His pain and trouble Ger.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-27
DEBBY WILDER,
THE FARMERS DAUGHTER
, Y S L BA SMITH,

There lived few yoars ann in tho ;r.or;
of one of the middle States s,urd,, f 1917.
well to do in the world, bv the nomo Of vriIiia,,
Wilder He had w,ndoyoJ "a,'C y. MAN
land in his vounoer DAYS r. coal, b.. e,,'''
and having been nmnIorod h., us W 'u'iI
Quaker TO work on his farm Te h,d aa,r;a9
with true Yankee adroiinoss. 70 win ,bn az
tons of the old mans daurb,or ,nd hol .s.
red her. His wife havjne esnoused ono af '', ,ho
worlds people, contrary 10 tho ruIos of lnu Wv
ger, was of course read ort of ,Lo son;n,' ~
but W llIlam io'ru mel none inc less Tor 'tllau';
II any thing, he felt little rejolced at it, for he
thought 1t seemed to bring her little nearer to
nm lie had no particular objections to them
theelhg ana thouing sort OF folks; he had al
ways 'ound 'nem pretty good sort OF people,
but he had no idea that he should ever join them
himself and therefore felt sort of relief,
something that he could hardly describe, when
told that his wife was read out
Mrs. Wilder, however, never overcamc, and
perhaps never tried TO overcome, the habits
which had grown up with her childhood and
youth; she always called her husband William
and continued through life to speak the Quaker
dialect. But this from her lips was never I'M
grateful or unwecome to Wilder's ears for
one of the sweetest sounds that dwclt in his
memory was when he asked her certain CUES
ton, and her reply was, "Willam, thee has
my heart already, and my hand shall be thine
whenever thee may please TO take it,
| William Wilder was thrifty and stirring
man; IN a few years he found himself the
owner OF good farm, and was going ahead in
the world as last as the best 0: his ncighbors-
Nor has the whole sum OF his good fortune been
yet stated. lie was best with a dau!h'er-a
! bright rosy-cheeked, healthy, rompnr girl full
/ Of lie ard spirits, and in his eyes exceedingly
beautiful.
This daughter, at the period which is now to
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Elder Thurston, of Lowell, has been sus-
pended from preaching the gospel by an ee-
clesissticsl council.
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S c + A p S.

AN AcoUITrAL.-The Cincinnati Re.
publican says: "Mrs Walker, who has for
some som days been on trial in the Presbyterian
church. for cruel treatment and neglec, of
her mother-Nlrs. Slibbs-was Yesterday
fully acquitted, and declared innocent. be-
fore the congregation, in church, Atlas.
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MORE MoRMoNs.-lt seems by a para.
graph in the New-Orleans Picayune Of tho
9Th ult, that reinforcement of one hun.
dred and iorty-elght Mormons had arrived
in that city, in the ship Emerald, from Liv.
erpool.-Atias.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-27

A DIRTY WITNEss,-A German gentle.
man, in the Course of strict cross-examina.
ton on trial during the Oxford Circuit.
was asked to state the exact age of the de.
PENDANT. "Dirty," Uhirty) was the reply.
" And pray sir, are you his senior, and by
how many years." "Wy. sir, am dirty
tWO."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-27

The great Bell on the town-house, Man.
chester, N. IT,. weighing nearly three thou.
sand pounds, tumbed down from its elevated
position last week, and toHed the unwelcoms
story of its discomfort,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-27

An lrishman thus describes a wheelbar.
row;-"lt is little carriage with one wheel.
and the horse is a man."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-27

HoNEsTy.-A village dentist sdverti,s,.
that mo pains will be spared in his opera.
tions," to render satisfaction. Very likely.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-27

u" Did you present your account to the
Defendant" inquired lawyer of a client.
81 did, your honor" "And what did he
say" A" He told me to go TO the devil"
"And what did you do then I" "Why, then
Il came TO YOU"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
AUGUST Is, 4

AZ n 1890
NEm FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
n the New Store OIL q 6. x r MARSH.
NO lfl Nam street. } b q r b Marsh
have received Their first stock of Fall and
W inter Goods, as follows: 49,
Super ETesch Black, English and American
wool dyed Cloths, plain and fancy cass,meres
Belgic, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilo, CInibs
Sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker'
seys; Mhite G9uze, Red, Yellow. Twilled and
printed rlannels; plain and fg'd silks, aud sat
ms Nnew .styleO PLAIN. striped, wattTed. change.
So.e' ny q and PLAIN Alpaca L.ustrrs, Bombazines;
S9uh striped and plain Muslin de Lanes, striped
chusans, l.usire LANES, Grape Ruchel, StripSd
Sunettas, printed SaxOny, French and English
Mernoes; Manchester, Earlston, French and
Gnainor3 Glngh9ms; Brocha, Damask de LANES,
HHe1liio EulorOldeTed, D1mask Wooilen, Tartan,
ElSu meInol Th1bet, Eabyle, Lady Sale and
Helen McGreaor Ladies' Shawls; cord and black
no UioTes, Long White do. Fancy Points and
OIess haadkerchieis, Alpachs Aprons, Silk
apron tasseis, Black aud cold twisted sill finges,
HotNlhg canvass, Zephyr woTsted, Thread lace
edglhgs and lnser;lngs; Swiss and Jaconet do.
AShburton, Lyons aud Fancy Net L.aces, cold
SILK Olnps, RIvene and Hem-sttched Linen
eambric hdkfs, plain and hg'd white and black
Yer pam ana hgs Swiss, Book, Lace striped,
checked and yacOnet MHslIns; Null Null. Nan
socks, Linen Lawns, Linen cambria: plain and
hgd hObblnetts, black CASTELAR, Net; new style
oonnet hibhons; silk pocket Hdkfs; Irish linens;
huhalr cloak tasselS, Cd and S4 fable Diaper,
50 Linen Diaper, Russia do and kleached and
brown Linen Table cloths, linen shee:ings; biz
anu cord muslins, paper do. White and brown
hollands, silk and worsied Serge; black silk,
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents black Italian
craNats, D'Orsay. s0arfs, Boz tie stocks and BE-
ron ~co.lalsi black, whiie and copd Kid, CASH
mere and rhihet gloves; Merino aud SatIn Yes
tlngsi super Gum Suspenders, Suspender Ends;
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
and.shir;s; h%rocade, mOhaIr and lasting coat aud
oVercoat buttons; h2'd, mOhair and silk binding,
squa re coat cord, German and American Pins.
black, add White cotton, black Lambs Wool,
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, 20 half
rose; Marie stripes, checked, brown and
bleached DTilliI gs, canvass. paCding LlsarLed
ana brown muslin, w%addIng, batting. Un. brellas:
n large assortment If French CHIMES. British &
~ nAMERICAN PRINTS
One case Of fne Florence Braid Bonnets,, ne1c
style. Horse Hair GimPS; DC. dc.
NelnVIte the attention ot Country Merchants
10 our STOCK, Which Is large and we'll selected.
Our Gus TONERS and the cItiZt ms of heelng and
Slcinny' are respectfully invited to give us a call
before making their Fall purchases. for we CAN
rere erer before offered in This city.
a"S ~ }. Il. & r., b. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
A. o. ~FAIRCHILD,


No: 139 MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
WA DEALER nv
TCHES. CLOCKS. JEwELRY. PLATED
WARE, FANCY GOODS. COLDS. &c.
Il AS just received from New York AID Phila.
dolphin, a complete assaumeu of Gopcs in
MS line, among the leading articles are The follow
ing:
Gold detached aud Anchor Escapement Lover
Watches
Gold and Silver Lerine Watches;
Silver detached Lever Watches
D. Quarter de-;
d. Vertical de-;
AIabasIer, Brass and Wood Clocks;
Gould Guard and Fob Chains; Miniature Cases;
Lnckets; Diamond. Emerald, Cameo. Enamelled
nLd Gold Breast Pins; Gold. Sell aud plain Finger
Rings, Silver Pen, ils, Silver Thimbies Silver Spoons
and Butler Knives. Gold and Silver SpecincIes.
AlsO. q large ssOrme of fine and Common
Jewelry; Gold Pencils and Gold Bracelets; Briuania
Ware in Sets; BnIauia Coffee Pots. Plated Candle.
sticks and Casters; Silver Sugar Tongs, Salt Spoons,
&c, German Silver Table and Tea Spoons; Wallets,
Hair Brushes. Combs nfail kinds; Pehumery. Razor
Straps. Tooth Brushes. Scissors. Pocket Cutlery
Raz1u; Accord ions, Card Cases, Travelling Baskets
Toys crall surts; Lace Eipings asd Inseuings
Watch Tools and materials; Spectacle Glasses ftet
a. old Frames ofaii kinds.
IN corneriou with other articles usually Kept ~
Fancy Stores. Which he OfcIs al prices 10 suit ih'
times.
Silver SPOONS manufactured 10 order and waran
ted; Watches aud Clocks repated and warranted.
Orders from the Country promptly attended 10.
sep4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
FOR THE EAST.

TNIE MERCHANTS TRANSPORTATION
i co. between PITTSBURGH and the EASE.
ERN CITIES, having recently greatly increased
their iacIhtIes for giving quick despatch To Freighis
going East. respectfully solicit consignment u Pro.
duce and Merchandise for shipm nj.
This Line Is composed exclusively Of
PORTABLE CANAL BOATS,
passing the Mountains urjfh0uf fraHshipmeRt.
Their ruIes shall alway S be as low as by any
Line.
On Tobacco, Bacon. Butter, &c. Ale per 100 lbs
Wool, so do
" Flour per hbl. SIS
These prices include all expenses in Pittsburgh
Please cUnsign To CLARKE g. TIIAW.
Pittsburgh, Sep Is, 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

n CARD Mr. WharIun,-S,r. as il is a mat.
"a ter Of nn small interest Ia travellers. 10 be
made comfortable while they remain AT a public
muse would take the liberty through Your paper.
10 recomn erd To the Merchants of the West and
ali Others whu visit Philadelphia. 10 put mp at the
Madison House kept 10y Gel Geo FerGee. on % St,
above Market. Al This house the table is richly
furnished with all the varieties Of the seas, N. aud
by the way the cOs'kery is Of the right kind. Il is
The object of the host aud hostess OF the house. To
make all hisguests comfortable and feel themselves
at home. A CITIZEN OF
sep Ii
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10000 DOLLARS.

M ORE NEW GOODS. al the Nss YORK. chen,
IfI CdSh Stare lS9 Market -. WHEELING Va
a fORkE. would respectfully inform his
customers aud The public generally. that he has ius,
returned faim the Fast With a general sssnrinent oi
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cro-kery War
Hardware, Boots. Shes. Sc. which ne is n,x o,o,.
ing and ready 10 sell as cheap ar cheaper Ihnn ever
The psbllc are invited To call aud examine The fol
luwin articles. viz
GROCERIES.
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
50 b Nes GunpowJer TIA. so chest, Y n TEA.
lO do Hys"n skin d.. 10 b,xes lmrcr,aI De-.
2OOO Lbs Lnai SUGAR. 5 hhds n o SUGAR.
1000 rs white Havana ,i", 25 Tierces RICE;
70 hhls y o MOLASSES; % boxes com. SOAP.
1000 Lbs SALERATUS;
! D boxes l2 plug TOBACCO. sup quality.
w q" 10 plus do do.
10 10 - lug do do.
D Kegs D Twist do de-.
NntmeeS, Gmund Pepper. Gunnd Alspice and
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo. Madder. 10 boxcs Pipes. &c
DRY GOODS
Blue OH braG CLOTHS. b TIE broad CLOTHS.
olive hrrwn de-. Olive Green de-;
Ribbed CASSIMERts Black CASSIMEREs;
Cnssineiis uf all qualities; kerseys oGall qualities;
Linseys of all qualities; 10 bales brown Musl ins.
200 peices blrached MUSLGNS;
200 r. PRINTS of all Qualities and prices;
BLACK SAT1NlvESrING.
Fancy NESTING ,sGLllequalties and prices:
lhlSH LINEN; BleT eh'd and bro Dri Is;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
BED TICKING. nil prices; Linen and Six HdkG.;
BIZ n d bruwR HOSE, Gents and Ladies' Gloves.
o AND SHOES-2nO prs Ladies' Slippers
nl all prices and qualities; so prs L'dIes' Cater
Boots; 100 prs Ladies' Kid Slippers; SO p 3 Mems
thrck B'"rs, so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mei.s' Thick and Kip
Brugans. cheaper than ever before offered IA this city.
HARDWARE of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
Than ever befnre offered in this city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment Of common
and printed Cookery by the crate and retail. Alsn
many other articles too numerous IL meErion. All
ct which will he sold cheaper than ever before
offered m this city.
N B.--COuniry merchants will be supplied az
Eastern prices. with a small commission added.
sepl5 AT YORKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
THE FL RST NEW GOODS
IN THE MARKET

SENSENEY. NO. , ZANES' ROW
. has this day received a fresh supply of
Blue Black and Wsol dyed CLOTHS. Blue BlacL
and Fancy CASSIMERES, CassinerIs and Kenruc.
Ky Jeans. every color md price; Red, Yellow, and
White FLANNELS; Blue Black and fancy culored
Alpncca Cloths mud LUSTRES: Chusan Delaines,
n new and beautiful article for Ladies' Dresses; q
large lot Of dark and beautiful PRINTS. some Of the
best ever offered for I2I cents: Bleached and Brow n
Muslins OF every variety. with n great many other
articles winch have been selected with great care,
and VIII be sold ON most reasonable ierus. His
customers, and every body else WHATS GOT TIKI
FUNDS" please call zap and buy.
Wheeling. august ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


A RE lust receiving from New York. Phila-
~ delphia and Baltimore, At their Store No.
stock of British, French and American Coos,
ofall the various STYLES and qualities, To suit the
fall trade. Their will he foun! in the assortment.
10 pieces assorted Cloths, 20 ps cassimeres,
asserted :'ors: ca rs Sattineits assorted colors;
30 rs XIV Jeans; On ps Red, White and Yellow
FLAIR els; 300 ps bleached Muslins; 80 Us Bed
Tickings; 700 rs American and British Prints;
30 bales Brown SIeeUngs; 60 Pspiain, s-rIptd
and changeable Alpaca LusireS; % ps Chusans,
a new article for ! aides dresses; 30 ps Earlst-n.
French and embos sed GInghams;3 ps German
and French Meringes; ops French Bombazines:
20 ps assorted Silks; 30 rs Insh Linens; 80 ps
Apron Check. 10 ps Furniture do; 10 ps Gnaie
cloths; "a Pc Hard Times; 90 ps Forest cloths,
100 ps colorcd Muslins; 25 rs Mouslin de LANES,
plain, striped and changeahie; 100 doZ Ladies
silk, worsled, cotton, Lisle Thread md Mohnir
Hose; so doZ J aides and Gents Gloves of all
descriptions and prices; 300 doZ Spool cOttnns,
assorted numbers; 2nO lbs Skein cotton, white
and cold; 100 lbs Patent Thread all colors; 10
lbs Sewing Silk; 100 packs German and Amer
can Pins; 100 doz gum, webb end nett Snspen-
ders; 30 ps Pongee Hdkfs, 90 pS Flag and Fancy
do; 10 doz Italian Crayats, 90 doz Satin and
BomhaZine StOcIs, % doZ Linen Cambria Hand
kerchIefs, 3 ps rich fg'd and striped Velvet for
LADIES' dresses, 10 Us silk Velvet, 10 ps cotton do.
; ps Alpine cloths for Ladies riding habits, 30
dog silk, TaglIOni, Edinburgh and nett Shawls.
Together with n variety of Fancy Goods, Rib
hons, Artificial Flowers, Edgings. lnsertinEs,
Plat and AshhurtOn Laces. Also, plain and fg'd
Bohbinetts, Swiss. Null and Jaconet Muslinsi
Grecianettes and Cap Laces, Wash blonde and
Bishop Lawns. Also-a large assortment OF
Coat Trimmings, Tapes, Islets and Buttons Of all
descriptions.
Also
% doz Florence Braid, Prime Q Albert, Cypress
Str1w and SILK Rnnnets.
30 dOZ Mems and Boys Sea!ette Cans,
10 doz Velveteen and Clo,h do.
10 dOZ Fur do.
2 dOZ sun Otter do.
% bales Pittsburgh cotton Yarn, 10 bales bat
ting, &c. &c. 80 prs Rose and M~ackinaU BanI
K. Is.
Country merchants wishing TO purchase an en-
til new stock, or to assert their stock on hand
will be accoH. modated on the most adventageou
terms.
The above goods were purchased At IN
low est CAST prices, and will be sold wholesal,
or retail at prices that cannot be beat West O
the Mountains. All we ask, Is for the public &
call and examine ny stock. No trouble o snow
goods at No I57 Main street, WHEELISo, Va.
aGg %
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PUBLIC VENDUE.

ora large Flock IF Sheep and ohe1 choice and
select stock.
m Tuesday the Sd day of October noxi, at
~ she farm ut the late Sim'l Sprigg. Esq four
mile from Wheeling, | shall proceed To sell his
took at horses, cattle, hogs and sheep,-also.
farming utensils, whea', hav in the stack. a
large crop Of :1rn in the field and other articles.
TINS stock OF cattle, hogs and sheep. are OF the
most improved breed. The sheep, consisting Of
a Heck OF about ]nineteea hun tired, exclusive of
large number OF capital bucks, are believed TO
be mostly young and Of excellent quality, of Merl.
no and Saxony bio ID. Persons wishing 10
improve their stocks of cattle aud hogs would
DO well TO attend the sale. A number of choice
Berkshire stock hogs AMI pigs can BE- had singly
or by pairs: Among this stock is a most select
and splendid lot of milch cows, calves and he
iers OF Durham and other approved breeds. foge-
Ia Anna. ."
On alt sales over FIVE dollars a credit of nine
months VIII he gwen, the pur :hlsers Civ inc ap-
proved negotiable notes witt g0si security
O'her particulars Of sale will be made known at
the time. ZJACOB Adn;,;SJr,La
The Belmont Chronicle, SteuhcnyiIle Herald
Mellshursh Transcript, Marshall Beacon and
washington Reporter, will please publish 10 amt
81 and charge this office. . LIE
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r ~ " ~ SUI IlERN SIsA E.llOI
~ DERS. On The l7th Of August last arrived
IA Baltimore. Morylund, with my family. aud took
apartments al The Fountain ltn." (lnie BelIzhop.
ver'sl now kept by Messrs Dr d Fog Attached
To- my family WAS a female slave. On lhe 24Ih uIt.
a viii was issued. as / am Informed, at the instance
OF Two Servants employed at SAID hotel, viz, FhhIp
Gruss aud Romeo Price, 10 " re ST said female slave
from me, On the ground that she had been brought
from another State. As soon as the facts were made
known {" Messrs Dix g. Fogg, they. with a promptr.
tude for which they are distinguished, discharged
ihe aforesaid servants, Philip and Romeo. and inlur
med all The principal Hotel keepers in the city Of the
Tact, all Of whom refused TO give them employment.
with The exception o. Dauid Bdrnun 8 20 Of The
CITY Hotel, who Immediately gave employment TO
Romeo Price, the eldest OF The Two aud no dunbI
the leader Of The plot This caution I deem due Ia
Southern travellers. so that when They visit the
Northern aud middle States Ihey may know which
Of the Hotel Keepers To encourage.
THOMAS N BUCKNER, Mississi ppi.
BIlrimore, Sept 4th. IS43. sept Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING

NOMMISSEON AND FORWARDING
" HOUSE IN BOSTON, MASS-The Sub.
rcrlhers deysIe parIIcultr aItrTIion Ia rhc sale of
N"ul, Cotton, Hemp, Flour aud all kinds uf produce
Advances ia cash, or 10y acceI lance viii he made il
desired Oh cu-usignmeEIs made Ihcm for sales.
REEL. IIUIID Il CO..
LYMAN REED, late IF Baltimore.
JEREMIAH HURD,
WILLIAM Huron,
x. ii. IL co. have leave 20 refer 10
Mcssrs David S Brown g. Co, Philadelphia,
Talh-i. Junes d. Co.
w & 5 Wyman q Co. ~
M"ssrs J ID g. G Jones. Cincinnati, O.
Walhri4ge, Hayden & Co R,G,L NY
James Murray AZ Co. D"V"o'"
Kelley and Parks. Cleveland, o,
Pee ham g. Co. Tuledn, D.
DOrr, Webb & Co. Detroit. Mich.
Bristol * Porter, Chicago. III,
Wan r Peterson, Wheeling, Va.
Boston, Se;I II. 43.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

REAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
~ WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, ASH
INGTON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
n BOSTON. The National Road and Good
Intent Stage Companies, are running 6 daily lines
TO Cumberland. cunEeciHg with The B d. o X R.
Only "a hours Stage travel 10 either Of The above
cities, the balance by Railroad.
Time tu Baltimore 81 hours,
Time 10 Philadelphia AZ hours
Fare To Baltimore IL DOLLARS.
Fare TO Philadelphia - do.
Six daily lines leaves the Cos Stage and Rail-
road office every morning ut 6 O'Clock A NJ, aud
extras furnished at any hour a load should offer.
FUrIhruugh Tickets Ia BllumOre and Philadelphia,
nj ply al the Co.'S office, No SO Wafer ST. Wheeling.
Va one dOur North u ) Hotel,
For food Intent ) age Co. ID H~UTCHISON,
ahd WIN X NEWMAN, fer N X 5 Co.
Great Central Route Rail road aud Stage SFce.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

Samuel Caldwell.
The plaintiff in thi IS case will lake notice that
the dep psItlOns OF James NJ Stokes ard others,
Will he taken at the office of John Binns, alder
nan la The city of Philadelphia, on the 18Th dav
OF October next. between the hours of 9 o'clock
a Nj ard T. VI. To be read ia evidence on TN
tIIal of tire abOvs named cause.
sep 10 5w WILSON. AHorUsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

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