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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07
Hiss III. C. ROSE-Dress Maker

D ECENTLY from New Haven, takes this me-
IL thod Of informing the Ladies that she is pre-
pared to execute all articles of Dress In the latest
anu most fashionable style. She iatters herself to
be amply qualified to give satisfaction, and there
fore soltcites share of public patronage.
IL Place of ,sidence at the House of Mr.. John
T. Shepherd.
Southport, October IA, I643.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07
NOTICE.

4 Ii accounts due the subscriber, subscrip-
Il ton or advertising, for the Third Volume o
he Southport Telegraph, ending June 25th. le43,
must be settled WITHOUT pELAY. III. FRANK.
Southport, October i6, LIS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07
SOUTHPORT BOOK STORE

EDWARD III. RUDD g. co.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
3 DOORS NORTH OF THE TEMPERANCE HOUSE, MAIN-sF.
SOUTHPORT, w. T.,
A RE now opening good assortment OF Books
N and STATIONERY; and will be constantly re-
ceiving additions to the until the close of nav
CATION.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF every description constantly on hand, and any
work furnished to order at short notice.
A CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Will shortly be attached TO the establishment, of
which due notice will be given.
BY strict attention to business they hope to me-
rlt share ofpublic patronage.-Ootober 10, lS43.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07

dent that he has as good stock as ever has been
imported into the Western country, he soloits
share % ge-feehng assured that he will me-
rit IL.
IL The highest market price in Cash or Trade
will be paid for Green or Dry Hides. sleeps Pe,s
Rnd SKINS. 4. b. WINSOR.
Southport, November :, 1918.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07
SADDLE ana UlpyrSS
MANUFACTORY.

IhG subscriber would IN.
form the public tina, he IS now y,
ready 60 attend to any calls in
the above line that are usuaIlr
III L.. - .-NllN
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07

Paris, November 3, 1913.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
SWEARING.

Is II not easy to perceive what hon.
or or credit is connected with itY
Does any man receive promotion be-
cause he is expert at proiane swear.
ing? Never. Low must be the char.
actcr which such impeItinence will
exalt; high must be the character
which such impcrtinencc will not de.
grade. lnexcusable, therefore, must
be the practice which has neither
reason nor passion to support it.
The drunkard has his cups; the sem
sualist, his mistress; the satiiist, his
revenge; the ambitious man, his pre-
ferments the miscr his gold; but the
common swearer has nothing; he "
afool at large sells his soul for nought.
and drudgesin the service Of the devil
gratis. Swearing is void Of all plea;
1t is not the native offspring Of the
soul, nor interviewer with the texture
Of the body, nor any how allied to our
frame. Eor.as 4 great man n ili0tA
son)expresses II, "though some men
pour ontoaths as ifthcy were natural,
yet no man was ever born a swear
ing constitution. But il is custom,
a low and paltry custom, picked up
by low and paltry spirits, who have
no sense ofhonor, no regard to decen-
cy; but are forced to substitute some
Of nonsense TO supply the
vacrncy Of good sense Hence the
slime Of the practice can only be
equallcd by the Stiffness Of those that
adopt it.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

A VALUABLE HINT.

The following suggestion is FROM the
Newark Daily Advertiser;
II had been the custom i'll some Of
our country districts to sell the poor
of the parish to the lowest bidder
Why not dispose of political beggars
in the same way? Suppose when an
Office becomes vacant, the appointing
power should advertise for proposals.
as the Post Office does for mail con
tracts, and give it TO the lowest bid
der who can furnish the necessary
securities. 1t might save politicians
some artifice ard folly, and the coun-
try much agitation and disnoner.-
Truly, the country is sadly metamor
phosed. Political ambition, as things
now GO, is the vulgar voice Of medioc-
riiy, Of minds without intrinsic vigor
enough 10 win distinction in any 9th
err field; hence the miserable slnf-
fling, the strife and scramble. which
render all the seats Of political power
Ioattsome scenes OF bribery ard cor,
rup ion."
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
onsyIIIe Winston Co. Miss Saturday, April IS, 1919

ing such \ ,cuinent bot him. Ne
don't Ike M aud Freeman, becnuH
40 aro ~ favor u The Planters Bank
Bonds Ilo was The fret ono 10 M.
tick NE when | gol into Office. Ila
wrote an article against my inaugural
directly II was delivered, md Then
Hagnn comes out IN another article
and said that tive were T'ylefised.v
Since that iiInelL nppt ara 10 me that
] lmvc never hhd Tho confidence Of
my party. IwiA Ilagan was NJ the
devil, and as 10 Fall, wish Robin had
shot him through the heart instead OF
the thigh.
HoWard-Well one Thing must
be said OF Hagan; he has ,alcnts and
nerve to cntry ont his principles.
which is more than can be said Of
the rest Of you, and as to Fall he can
hold his own in any crowd; and mark
II, gentlemen, those mcH will make
all you small fry take water, or come
ont like men in favor Of unconditional
reputation; ha, ha, he, he, no, no.
A LOCKER ON.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
POLITICAL
SgEN !1S IN JACKSON.

SCENE lSt.- Enter JUUge ohdf-
key, Chancellor Buekner ana
P0rson .hatfack
.Shafhey-GcntIcnea, am sorry
suspended that ord to bring Choc-
taw to a slowing by counting the
money. | am AHA d he will obSqaat-
III &c with all the money, before we
can yet al him.
Prison .Shdtiurk oh, he is re.
Iudiator; just let him 20. When he
fixes my fee, wan him 10 run, but
| must have my fee, for when a par
son turns lawyer, Q course YOU know
it is ftr the fees. How much easier
il is to k e. rogues out ofthc Peni
Tertiary than souls out of Ell!
Buckaer-First rate Parson, ha,
ha, he, h..
S.-Did YOU observe. Parson, how
cut he Coz eraor up when ] could
qeta chance. We must make lit
tie wing capital, you know, as we g.
al png in this business. | shallsay all
the time that The Governor has the
power, and Ought to have cxcer, ised
it long time since.
B.-That is happy thought. We
can make enough out Of this 10 beat
the ID loco focos. ! understand
they arc going 10 present me bill
in the morning for an injunction 70
sion Graves aud the money, but |
shall nut il all of on Tucker. shall
SAY thar he has ample authority, and
has had all along; and that the court
has no power. Parson, give me some
moe Port-Wlne.
ParSon ST. tell you whatlt IS
gentlemen, now is the time TO use up
the loco fees. You know tucker
heat me for Governor; and you see |
want him ana his laclsey, Freeman, to
get particular goss; You Just post
pone this search in counting, Sharkey,
Tor two DAYS. In the mean time
Choctaw will lun off with allthe mo
ney. and then we will make big
fuss generally, and say that loco ioco'
will Steal any how, and we will lay
It on Ticker. Some will say that nc
IS in cohoote with Graves; and every
hody can't help saying that he ls.a
stupia,old Ounce, and has ncs,ccle =
10 do his du,y, because, that you know
il n fact; afti, d t. Frecman am
Matthews, why the thing is dead ou
with them. I'hcu, ifilo loc's &c
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
LOUISVILLE ME5sESU ER,
YAiNrrD AND rrstfannp rygRY
SATURDAY MoamSo, Ny
John j. Thompson

TrnMg Two DOLLARS ger
anuuIn, ~ advance, tr llREE, Al
the end o(the year.
ApyfaffsEWrNT VIII be serted
nj the rate Of 81 % per squire for
thc frt insertion. and 90 cents for
enth week DISQUALIFICATION lin or
10 $, constituting q s1nere. ! hc Mum
Der OF insertions r quitod, must te
marked on the margin Of ths tnlli.
script, or icy will be inserted tn
forbid, and charged accor ingy
All Advo tiscments from q d. tance.
must lie accompanied with tie CASH
Or they will not br ms RED.
Ann eng ca d dats f,' office
viii be IS lor county Offices $40
for state oiiices--in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
on reasonable terms.
Postage must be pal | on ali letters
connected with the Office, to ensurc
attention.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
ANOTHER GOLD NINE.

We do not know how long it has
been since the first settlement Of this
town, but we belicv the Fort was
built in l8l4-l5, and not until one
day last Week, we're any Of the in
habitance Of this town aware that
they live within less than mile Of q
gold mine. The individual who dis
covered it, and showed us one Of the
pieces Of gold that he dug therelroal,
(which piece We should judge would
rot weigh exceeding 4 ounces is q
stranger to US He no doubt vii
make an attempt 10 purcbas the land
beneath whichst this hidden treasure
lies.--TFort Gaines Moderator.
There were, onsthe 9th DIT. = su.
perlor procession, Of Firemcn in Phil,
adclphia, Pa
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

20 u q n
rms wOtl.DOP ollla



fni' Notii ofpuA, n fse f,cm ,ln.
on WnH'tii not be hifl
hnb'hiu' above, Ahd 0IWefe beneath,
M wAu'y r,erywhcu'
NV Nit thp elfih, fhr esfs lesm
Win lieine things III piyl
cihd Naien nom ~ hundred throat,
Phuis hei rJrcing lsy
Ercb ba'my tmrge lha, wiaicfs w.,
WhlHse siDe angel tnnel
All NE rlear iauntNtns hatea voiec
Ofmls,e Of thctt oen,
lven lhr leaves ~ the foftai tees,
Move b lar tcphyt's wing,
Make 10y mufmur OF content
10 little b rfis ia Il sing.
Tas busy bfr'sb',r garden nJNeu
Ahply 1pg ntiune,
joining, Win nryartiinr ninth,
The ninarlsy OF tunes
a1''he great waves upon ,he deep,
Leapine Ike giants ffce.
AM, ia ihtIr hollow monotone,
The chorus Of the sea.
Therc's beauty in the summer SKY,
When rom his octan bed,
Like strong nan refreshed by sleep,
The Sun upllfs his head;--
Aud when behind the western rocks
Ateyellide he goes,
How heauieous are the crimson clouds
That curtain bis rcpose!
Are not the grassy valleys fair,
peck'd il their spring array!
And the hghhitls with forests clad,
How beautial are they
Look an the sea, that cir He'd vast,
NhrreWllh THE earth is bound.
Even Fapry's widest dreams
eau aught uuf glad be ionud.
Oh! 't~erc indeed a radiant world,
A paradise cnmplete
So redurn Of lovely things,
So q rd with voices sweet.
If Sin had not III evil hour
Entrr'a this pleasant cline,
Yielding them over uuto Death.
Sad conscq,e nce oil crime!
Hence IS il, that the choices 1lw'rs
Fall by a swift decay,
Aud hopes tovhich we fondly cling
Pass sudt!enly away:
Yet 'mid all trials OF ourlife.
This blessed thought is given,
. Eanh is not ur abiding place,
MANS native CLINE rs Heaven
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
~. ORLEANS RAG MARKEr
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PiCtlUNE."

=, ~
HAe''""Sc VA H.As''au' ~ s'Sil,- pr
~ - 70 ~ d"ys, : PI.h'
~ "''S' " u'>s o''o% 9t'oo.
II ~ ~" io'n' !. It's a. Us
~ ~" io'N' " uays, : 9 ? aus
10 D %, ~. slSl'e d | us.
d - Dos.oi'' oo Gays - y oalS'
" Philadelphia, atslght AL dis.
- 'i'hpeiP'ha'Vo aay'S3a ohls
10 Baltimore, at sight "a ! dis.
10 D',,,hiore' oouays @2ao q ;.
- suites 'tca u'y No'es' ia ",
oo'efetshs ? o4aed :
anpAn'sn Doup'ools 10 aoaS = ~
Am,,i'a, GA AZ nron
90 fran. pieces S. SOS, 90
I'M xiran Dollars pr.
! IInlf Dollar par.
Dimes par.
NEW ORLEANS CITY DANAs'
Bank Of Louisiana, pays specie.
Ga>s Bunk pays sprcle.
Me'ianics q i''u0'a' P'y Sl'e'.o'
u ION BANK PayS >peclc'
City Ba"k pays specie
Louisiana State BANK pays spec
tarto lton b'l'K pays specie
Canal Bank pays speeie
u C,nsar,ratod Raj, 91. a dis
N Citizens Bank 3Oa?3 dis.
u Improvement Bank 65a7o dis.
n Exc ange Bank 55a6o dis.
8Bank of Oileans 55a60 dis.
u Atehafala,a Bank soas5 dis.
n Com. b nix, Natchcz,c ks( 1Ia11 ~
on Mtrt hant,' Blk n. 0}
Sorrs or ruE ,IuSIc1rAI1TIEs.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
c o Z TO N.
INVERTED cLAssIrlcArIoN.
BLANKS,

} Ofevery description, neatly cxecu
Ad at this OFFICE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
IMPORTANT CAUTION

dHections Of The LiOer, asthma, Bronchitis.
Iains0r Weakness Of The Breast or Lnn "a
Chronic Coughs, lSIeurfsv HeTnorrhage offhe
Lungs, and al eIecfions Of tte Pulmonary
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound Balsamic preparation of the
Pranus Yirginiana or wild Cherry Bark ,
prepared by new chemical process, approved
and reeo umended BY the most distinguished
PHYSICIANS, and universally acknowledged the
most valuable medicine ever disco vered
4 IMPORTANT -CAUTiON.--fhe pubIic ehould
bear ~ mlndthat Il Is Dr WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY that r,.rforms those
remark able cures which sfe published an every
part Of the country and not the articles Of sim,-
lar name that are occasionally pmfsd into tenn
know nothing about them.
~ let every Man, Woman and Child read
ne following, and # that does not satisfy AL
and see the ORfGINAL--w1th numerous ether
testimonials of ike chaTacter.
WArERvILLE. Oneida CO. n. " SeptI5, 1913.
Doar SIr- owe n to the AFFECTED TO inform
you that IN January last was attacked BY a
very Violent cold, caused by working In the
water, whleh settled on my lungs. IL was ac-
sides. aad also Distressing cough. i had In
attendance all the best MEDICAL aid In our Village.
PM alter exhaustng their skill % no avail,
sumption; and they one and all gaze me up 20
die Alter much pc rsuasi0n, I got the consent
Of my physician 20 use the Balsam Of Wild
cherry, prepared By Or Wisiar, iPuTchased Of
4
hall at which began 70 gain strength and Il was
very evident my cough vas much better and nv
symptoms IN every way improving. 4 have
nov usc1 three BOTTLES, and am restored foDsr.
fcci htahh. This result is alone owing 10 The
use Of DR. WIrrAa's Baieam OF Wild Cherrv,
end take this method Of giving ven the infor-
maiioni partly % pay the debt ofgTaiifude owe
youi and paIty thai others similarly Affected
may low whore 20 apply for relief ~ e.
Vcfy truly, yours. JANIS SAGE
Mk. PALMER Druggist under date OF Wa
iervillo. Sept o. 1913. wrifoa--rrho af,frr.,0t
gwen YOU ~ DIR James Sarge 10 welt kuown 10
pc rue ~ Die uh0ie c05nmUnftt IL certainly
va most rcmafkabie cure, The sale of ne
h3aam b very good and success ia rnros 0af-
tennF. Yours, respectfully
ID y PAT.MKR.
~etthc afflicted call and see our certifcstea
They prove conclusiycly that they can b. s,ftsd
n They SCI t1c rinh msdicfnc. BE sire nnd Get
.Dr Wls.ers Baisam Of Wild Cherrgf Bspafs
0ffInfffff5nf.
Sold u WbseliDgby. JCRUMBAcRER. IN
PiuebuTsh b. (, WILCOX and IN AZ the prin-
cipai iownsin The United States. 6i,Os bottle.
nov " en-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
r3rH T. publ are informed that G REENE q
~ CO. have entered in to- an arrGn cement
with The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
nyie run Gar with the passenger train TO
Cumoehand. aud arepreparcd 10 forward Pack
age. parcels, and bundles, al, TO and from the
following places
Frederick. Hancoek. Harger's Ferry Narfins-
burg, Cumberland. Bheefing, Cincinnati.
E. Package received and forwarded daily by the
Mail Train, ieavBg Baltimore at z IA A Nj. ar
rlvng az Wheeling by EXPIRE jS, early the fol-
lowing evening, and delivered free OF porterage.
the above line will forward packages, specie.
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make co Elections aud
attend 10 thu purchase of goods in Baltim re-
Phlladeiphia, n; w York and intermediate towns
Greene a. Co. having connected the above line
with Sriswold & Co.'S Baltimore aoz Phfladel
phia. and Adams & Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines. pledge themselves 10 execute
wl,h fidelity and despatch, any business edtrvst-
N. b. All packasesby the above line musr be
marked Care OF Greene & Co.'S Western Ex-
press [fThose from the West Greene q Cos
Eastern and Northern Ex.ress." We beg to
refer TO the following gertlemen.
Messrs Brickhead & Pearce.
Do Talbot. Jones & Co.
Do Matthew'S. Osld a. Co. DA'''"o'e'
VIM Robinson. Jr. ESQ.,
Messrs D.ckinson & Co, CItn5srland.
MISUNDERSTANDING G Duncans Cumberland
Jas II Eersyth o. Co, HheeliRg. =
N. All packages addressed 10 the care of the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch.
GREENE & co.
aug 81 ls9 1larket street baltimore.
FARE Ell u q T. ID
TO CLNCfNNA IT, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
.tKEAT CENTRAL. ROIirE rRnI

NkEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
NJ WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
INGTON CITY, PHILADELPHIA 4. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road nod Good
Intent Stage Companies .nre running daily lines
10 Cossherland. connecting wnh ,he.B& RR-
Only "a hours Stage travel 10 either II the above
cities. The balance by Railroad. 80,
Time To Bai,nore 81 hours. .,..s.
Time TO Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare To. Baltimore Il DOLLARS.
Fare 10 Philadelphia 10 do.
Sir Dolly lines leaves the Cs's Stage and Rail-
road. ed's-e every n~rn,ng al O'Clock A NJ. and
extras furnished at any hour a had should offer
f"rilIrnngh Tcksisio Biliirsure and Philadel ph,s
af ply NJ the Cos otfise. No SO Water ST. Wheeling
Va one dssr North U s Hotel.
Fer Uoad Intent Ssae Co. ID HUTCHINSON.
and .wM K NEWMAN. fer N r Co.
Great Central Route Rail road aud Sage Office.
san 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

"HY WILL You DELAY9--And ssfIsr
W tho wet, unhealthy weather 10 knit 4
disease IN your system, that il certain 20 carry
you TO an IN timely grsye7 Has NOT experience
iaugntyouI Has not ocular proofs Convinced
you that ConsfmDfion j. certain death to an
whom q may encounter when left until a late
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
PROCURING remedy IN die season. and arrest
the progress OF that fell desuoyer7 A Cold
which sOon terminates in CouRhine whereby
soreness 81 the Threat and Inflammation OF The
Mooqs Membrane 81 the Br0nchi ID produced.
and the Lungs rendeFei open 20 disease Thne
persons suffer themselves 70 pTocrastnate mil
dcqh looks n a. tteir DOOR, when viii they begin
70 bcrconcsrned shout their health VIXEN ~ al
probability itis too lnte. May I'll Who have 4
cold take timely WANING and aet rid Of i as
~ DDncqp's Expeclordnt Remedy. stands
before the public. tested by thonssnds and daiig
gsed in alQosi ever family throughout thsdf
fofcut = f1ise for dieeg9es Of
-er Tllk CHEST AND LUNGS
The vast auount sci3 in abs cifg and chat 10
so many persohs Who come back and obtain il
BY re nnli dozen eeitleg, - someisnt evidence
Csll upon yB& RB MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

NOTICE TO HOUSEK EEPERS.
.,vtBE subscribers beg leave Ia inform, the citi
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No1f3 Main street, Wheeling, Va. wher,
may be found an extensive assortment of CD
and Mahogany fran ed Locking Classes. Por-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, con-
as lns ofFeafher Beds; holsters. Pill. VS. curl !
mattrasses; together with a full assortment OF
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
on the NEST rea sonabIe terms and lsarranfed.
Also. Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneefs
yarnlsh, Spanish Mosaic, &c, constantly on
hand
STEAM BOATS furnish "a with every article
Of furniture on the most accommodating terms
and al abort n,tice. M ,.t
Orders ia zaResviIls eau be left with J F
ADAMS q Co.. ~
r2s MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

NEW GOODS Tie latest arrival or
- FALL . WINTER GOODS.
Al the cheapest cash store Of j u n n
MARSH. Ne Al Main Street
Where lhcT have jusi received and ara oo~
opening large stock Of FoHond Wfnfsy (,ooJr
which In a1dllon % their former stock makes
tbcil assoft 1eui complete. Persons vi shinf 10
puIc1ose WI bod 2 % therintcresi 20 eiva6 =
can. ~ rc ere determined % give
9ToREAT BARGAINs.-cf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

M ELL, MOORE & CO-Faa Mai Coach
Leaves Wheeling daily al 6 O'Clock, p. ~
42 hours TO Cincinnati
Pitot Coach. leaves Wheeling daily at 6 s'cIock
A. NJ. 46 hours 10 Cincinnati. Fare $40.
ID. Talimadge's Good Taten Coach leaves Vince
ling daily al s 4. NJ. AZ hours 10 Msysyille. Fare
SO.
~ Extras furnished At al times. in The above
lines 10 parties. with the privilege oflyng by afnighl
or not as they choose.
Office No 80 Wafer 81. WHEELING. Va.
aug 80 J MESKfMEN. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

STEPHENSON AND HAsWEHL have io.,
pgblshed ihe FARMERS and MECHANICS
ALMANAC 90 1884. calculutsd b. Jshn An
slrong, 4 n. pfof % Mathematics II Mi.nif 1Trl
gersiig one Copyright scored according 10 La.
fpf sale IN large or small quantities.
Wheeling. Sept. 81. l8f3. srrn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
DECREE
FOR ACCOUNT.


On consideration whereof, il il ad Ia doed
10 James PAUL, esq. hereby appointed corr
MISSIONER for thar purpose, who il to ASCERTAIN
ana ana report, what moneys sud property, las well
come to the. hands OF The cefendants Alfred
Caldwell and Samuel CALDWELL or ei,her 80
lhenl' OF 10 the hands of aly one else, BY their
them ~ the deed Of trust Of James Cald well H.
sed, lnthe bill mentioned and what real a.
bersohal estate OF said James Caldwell deceased,
nave seen sold by the said trustees or Ell hor 81
them and what times and upon what terms.
ana Tor what prices such sales, were made = M
,rn nst spesa,9n has been made by the said
securities, as have 50 GENE 10 thea haojs end
what - que nom them or either Of them on ac-
count thereof. And all the creditors OF ss;d
james Caldwell deceased. are 10 hs .i,,'. sc ~.
come IN before the snid commissioners = M nro,s
their debts which were due At the date of Inc
commissioners Is 10 cause the lal eroerr
10 De published for at least 30 dave in eos.r
niewspaper printed in the city af Wheeling. for
that purpose, and fix peTemi nv dav ana s.ct
81 them as shall not 80 core and prove ~ ar
denfs are 20 be excluded the benefit If his H.
cree, but hat such Of them as Shall go come ~.
before tney are to be admitted creditors. are "a
give securifg for the payment OF their nrcert;s
o. me expenses oifhls suit 70 DO settled by saia
- n,ssi9ner. ana the said commissioner Is
70 tepob me SAID matters. together yith env-
Other matters deemed pertinent 81 b;,ese;f ~
specially rcqulred<by either party OWN, 49,
s Tes 20 me parties spqesT@ed proceedings
's' ALEX = LAiDLEY, Clerk,
COMMISSIONERS NoT1cE-The bo,,;s.
not,ee * e = ,ne ioresolng decree viii take
have appointed Monday the ish dsv ~ vos
next q. al my otI,ce IN the city Of Wheel me. AZ
eoFp mence the taking OF TIE s.,,,,.s !. ~ 81
decree duected. And Ihersbv rsr,r al - $3.50. 49,
CONCERNED % produce. before me snch snepe,s.
taking OF said account JAMES p Arr n op'1
10y 70 opeeiat Commissionsr [c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
INSURANCE..

ESiRE &AIARINE INSURANCE-There ar
t~osiiuations only in which lndividuals can
re placed. where they can adequately appreciate
the value If insurance. These are, While -sand-
Jog upon the runs OF their own property, .siher
receiving from an insurance Office the full a.
mourn which they have lost, or standing on the
zane spot surrounded perhaps by d ISOLATE FAM
ny, lamennng hat stupidity and folly which haS
fs.led 20 provide for such conungeDay.
s. ATKINSON, Agent Of the PROrEC ZION
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFOhD. CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses ware houses
flofess nils, factories. &c, together with Their
e2nlents. such as furniture, merchaRdise. ma
ehInsry, and everyother description OF insorabIe.
properly Also, on steam, keel and hat boats
enc their cargoes TO and from any port on the
Western Waters
,,oaice on Main street, nearly opposite the S
tIotel. ftr Ian l. 1912