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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01


Thus ., compluut Ia NLirl children ARE peOuh
n,ly i,~h!c. d j. az inflammation Of The wirdpipc
anI Is chnra,t by irS e. cough aud Luursenes'
difficulty 81 hr, aihing. accompanied Nil, sIa>mOdc
aht Ciinus. The Cnusts ore ID nuJ exposure. H.
the cure oCIhiS complain. Its eLuLfsi II
HOARllOUND CANDY has heeD found of greaI
value. Many physicians do tot hesitate to prescribe
Il as being the best medicine they cnn furnish. IL
peculiar pieasantuesS Ofase reudcrs IL easily taken
by children. which is n desirable thing ~ It's favor;
use It in 'in". SCARLET FEVER ard PUrRlD
SORE THROAT. These Iwo complaints 81 drea.
ded and uii-imts fatal, have Their OrigiG Ia n cold
Indeed At is hard To Iruce any cnlplainis that arts,
al this season OF The yC nr. which cannu be discover
Cd r'In p'rm'iiiug The sysicm To- becOn- ciiilied.
nnd a cold follows. ending IA the other of a
variety of complaints nearly all uf which terminate
fatally. through sheer neglect.
Tnrre cam be ut The preset day excuse for
this neglect of life The means of ing reaJves,
friends. and all hold dear. from the ra,ages a.
CONSUMPT on, COUGHS. COLDS. ASrilNlAS.
SORE THROAT. INFLAMMATION Of TIE
Lungs, GROUP. PLEUWSY. SCARLET ~
YER. and all complaints which or gluaie IA cold
can be had withuuI the least trouble. and at the
expense n tribe. !, Is by delay death lol!nws The
attacks OF disease. aud friends participant, When
they neglect the means uf cure within their reach
Tho way 10 be prepared Is thus. Keep by you .
lew packages of the Heartburn Candy aud use Il nj
'he first symptoms Of a colo. Soil wholesale and
retail Nv J PEASE & 5 IN, Inv euiur uud Prbprie-
tor, IS Division street.
Each Agent ms a Certificate Of Agency signed
J Pcasc & SIN in their Jwn hand writing.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE.
mar % Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
FARM FOR SAI.E

"A SMALL iarm IN Belmont County Ohn. ahnu
IA 6milrs from Wheeling. Is offered lpr sale ola
Terms snIIeG 10 the times. Tuis lnrn has sixty a.
ores OF CLEARED land IN excellent state for cnltva-
ton' having lam ia grass Tor the Inst four years
Young hard of selected fruI. planted out after
the most approved plan. The sol! il Of the very hes
qualify. For further particulars euquire at this
Office. mar &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
COMMIsSIONER,s SALE.

IN CHANCERY .-SIahbery s. Houston.
Thomas Jones & others.
Under aud by virtue OF the decree pronounced
in this cause Il the late intermediate term OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CLaDctry for
Ohio coun y. / shall offer for sale, AT the court
hous, oil Ohio county, o. Monday the first daY Of
NJ az next, QsIJ.l Pew number sc in : Matthews
church, Wheeling, the same being me Pew owned
by said Thomas Jones
TERMS-A Gre dit Of twelve " DnthS- the pur-
chaser giving o1d with good security, ling in
trres from the date there f. ard the title retained
until he purchase money IS paid.
w MI CHEiL, ID Sheriff a.d
MIR II Ira ConmIsslOner IN tins behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
TIN & SHEET IRON WARE.

SOG LbLN. ~ o. Sft = Il L lIEtDN " n XXI.
4 ME SUBSCRIBER would Inioru his oil Gus
i toners and the public generally. that he still
continues iu anulICturr the above ARTICLES, IA ak
their varieties. al hiS old stand oa Uni N Street.
WHEELING VA. JOBBlNG ui oil kinds done
at The shnriest notice. lluusrs c"vcrrd wih COP
PER. TIN, ZINC. or SHEET IRON. "n the most
approved plan AMI reasonable IeuL-. From his tx.
peHenCe IA ihis business he nlcrs himself lhnI he
~ill he able to give general satisfaction. SPOUT
INC for houses. of every Kind. sze and price made
{" order wTh PrpmPincss aud dcsaarrh lie also
cohiiTneS tho manufacture 81 RUSSIA IRON
GK'TES for dwellings. either PLAIN " fanny
These crates r,r Comf,rI, cOnye n,cuge auI beauty
asd greatly Ia the GnI-h Of paror
ALSO. GA hand variety 1f patterns Of COOKING
STOVES chcr fer wnpd or rrni suitable Tor Hotels,
Steamboats, or IrvsIc families which cannot he
surpassed by any this market either ~ Lti,iIy or
price' al "i which he Is determined to sell nt the
most reduced prices far Cash approved hkrI1r
mar % TIIOS G CULBERTSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR CASH,
al the lowest prices maj they can he pun chased at
ia any market. They mVUe Ihe attention o
Southern nud western mere hats coming L isiwafd.
for supplies, being enabled To Offer "A, great az not
grraterl Inducements To purchasers, as can be met
with ia any other market Their stock cunS.ls Of
RICH AND SPLENDID FRENCH GOODS,
az DRESS SILKS, II every variety color and
shade OF the iaiest 81 les.
MIueuuni LUSPRINGS. Gro Je Brilliant, Helen
ienne aud Prsra.enue,
MOUSLINE DE LANES, Plain, course. ombrc
aud EaCrut; splendid
AMETHYST LAWNS. for Dresses, and Paris
Lawns of all kinds.
BoMBAZlNES OF Lnpins. Coll,ards and Crcisnens
make,
Mourning MUSLINS. a Chene; Live Hdks aud
Love Wells. Grapes
Alpaca LUSTRE:S, black and culored; very beauI
ful
cry description
GLOVES Silk, Cotton and thread; English and
French HOsieries
SHAwLS. CRAvATS. IID'KFS AND SCARFS.
Of the Latest Fashion ia TnbeI. Silk. Satin Grape
and Lama Woo
FRENCH CHINTZES. ia single eolors as we'll
Is iumined
BRITISH. IRISH AND SCOTCH GOCDS.aI
Rich Chin zrs. Ear sI'u Gngham1. Manchester
Gingiams. IRISH Linens, from the best m anu fac
tnues,
CAMBRlCS; gaconets. MuIs. Book Musns. Biz.
hop Lawns aud Lace Muslin.
! Linen Sneetnysuf all widths; Table. Bircd eye
and Huckaback Diaper. Insrrings, Sc
| DOMESTIC GOODS. as
| 0 cases splendid new PillN Is. equal 10 any ever
| imported aud very low.
Bleached and Brown GOODS By the Bale, piece
or yard, at fac terry prices.
/ CLOTHS, CASSAlER s. NESTINGS, AND
SUMNER WEAR.
In every variety Ofqual les, sty les and textures.
This branch 1fuur busnes. We have paid particular
attention To this spring and unhesiia ugly recUm-
mend stock among the choicest that Pny
purchasers desire To select from.
Genuine West oi Eng land CLOTHS Jail colorsl full
"a. wide.
French CLOTHS. II Ivan Simoui's best make.
Second qualify Of BRUSH CLOTHS, nj unusually
! low prices.
| Cashmerrette. Drad D'Eie and single mcd French
CLOTHS. fer sumner Gratis
! FRENCH, ENGSTSlI AND DOMESTIC CAS-
SIMERES.
Best Paris single milcd CASSINERES. Bangean',
! make.
English Ca,simeres. single aud double milleJ, en-.
urey new.
Black single milIed Dpcskin C,ssimercs.
! Domestic, elastic, single aud dOuIle misi CASH
mcrrs of the mpyi celebrated ma uuiactUues
I GAMBROONS plain aud Ribbed; Verona Cassi-
rneres ior chlldrsL's wear an excellent aud cheap
. article.
DRILLINGS o. ihe latest paterns,as well as white
and brown Ddllibgs aud Linens. at much redu
i cpd prices.
SILK. SATIN, CASuMERES. CHALLY AND
CuENE VESrINGS.
A mo,l magnificent assortment, VI different styles
nud textures.
Z SERGEs. Blu ITONS SEWl NC. TWIST. CORR
AND BINDINGS.
OF the very hest makes aud 90 ail varieties. ALSO
Light Canvass and Piddngs, with every ariel,
belonging 10 the trimming line.
With the full confidence Ui being able 10 do jus
ice 20 uIl ihni may favor ~ lh their cusiom. ",
y III our stock NJ prices whirh will coWpafe hyo'
ably With any competition whaeyer
LEWIS & LEVERlNG;
p I6l Baltimore Street. between Light and Charles.
kl,rch IS. 1874
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

SPRING s. SUMNER GOO DS.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
NRAF 4 BALLENBERG respectfully
eU notify their friends and The public generally.
that Iney have just received and now opening at
their sIure, north east Main aud Marker Al.
ly. very large aud splendid assortment VI Seasuma-
BILE, fancy and staple Dry Gu"ds, which with their
u.ner stock makes the assortment complete; The ex.
cut bcauy. and variety of which is tut surpassed At
rqunlIrd this city. and for cheapnsss cn be beat
Their soc, consists part Vi the lol owing very de-.
sIrahe articles:
Wool dy ed Is Dad cl"ih "f every color and unaliIy
from 81 so 10 5 90 I'd; Black. cold and ed Alpa.
cha cloths, large assOur.euI OF linen and Cotton
sIun Tor pants; SILKS, PLAN. striped rhcne aud
barred, very great variety rpu Al cts 10 81
ChalY. very handsome d cts; CHIMES Abs wide
% cIs, JtCoIei. Mall. Cambnc. Book. Cross barred
aud Lice MTslu.s; Kentucky Jeans at 25 cts per ID
PLAIN aud PwIilei sam ner cinIh GDr grntlemeus
wear; P4riSIruuc Painted Llwns Cor 5 cIs a yard;
Balzarue. a new. aIIicle Tor ladies' dresses; Man
chester gughnms oil CTS; Bed Toxin at cts d;
A splendid assortment 0f Scarls and CraVaIs nr Ia
dies; Cussine,; Black aud Fancy Casslmeres; Plain
aud ribbed Gamhroon oi The best quality; Black satin
! at SO els I'd; Fig'd Domhazncs; French Lawn.
rev sly e 44hS wide. very fine. 37I cts; " Orleans
cloth. Mousin de LANES 10 cts; IrIsn Linens, Lin
Gu Lawns and Birds Eye Linen.
4 complete assortment eJ BONNETS very cheap;
a large sIuck OF Cloves aud Hosiery from Cts up.
wards to oil qualities and ,nces; together wrIh
IS 600 yds CALICO and MUSLIN oi rvory sIylo
and quality. which We ufcr from 3 tu 10 cts u vd
COUNTRY MERCHANTS Mill find 1t much To-
their interest call on Them Eey ena bed TO
sell all their Good, ~ Eastern prircs.
Don't forget to call at he GREAT WESTERN.
! mar p Din
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

~ - n
Ia. English aud a p'eric an.
Silk handkerchief.
/ White and black File;
gloves and Mitis.
! Silk. COLI. & kId 10 do
ArlIGriaI Flow crs.
Back lace. chIuI,lIa, iiliet
iud gauze yc,ls,
Mourning C'llirs.
tIilvr. ihr AL. anI L'-lC Ia
ces. edgI G.. iOctIngs, &c.
Nalmeira G Iiliings.
kIhl'O, IA great variety.
Blach& undressed HDllas ID
Figured, CheIue IL pain
par,SUs.
Sr"Ich Bingham & Cotton
Umbrellas.
/ Ersliuss. somo Spanish
pnlteras.
A large stock q .Notiyns.
such ~ buttons. bSushes.
combs, pms. bosses. tapes.
sewing silks, cUids. su>-
pcudcis, gun caps, DC.
II tales III bru. Alus!,n.
4 ho b,e.Ch,d 90
l0.I aud IL 1 Blankets.
o bales cotton yarn 8 10 10
WnddIug ard haIlIrg.
GIrknsy. aud FIlnuels.
Carpets and Rug.
Florence braid 81 hnncy
combLeeho,n. IL braid IL
vi,I,v i,sb'hI, I,pur,.
Grulismen's single ~ dJu-
hle hrincd L..yh,rn mai,
Palm lcai do. &c.
MATTERS FURS AND
rrptN,,rrN..g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
NEW SPltING GOODS

Only sir days from Cuab,riund. Hnrra for h>
GREAT CENTRAL"
SENSENEY. has rhc pleasure To inform his
friends and The pub bic. that he is recri.
wing and openIn. his frSt stock NEW SPRING
GOODS. comprising very general assortment Ul
STAPLE DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ~ well as
a fiir assortmsnI Of FANCY ARTICLES. lie can
only say 10 the public. that he prepared and Uiil
sell rs low any regular dry g1uis house ~ The
city, nnd To he convinced ol Tue truth Of Ihs. they
have only Ia give hnn q call mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
DESIGNATION OF PARrNEKsIIIP.

ME firm OF w + SelIy g. Co. disnIved
the l ] III inst. by mutual consent. and IN
order To bring the business &C The firm t. speedy
cluse It Is necessary that all their accounts should
be settled forthwith. All those there fore knowing
themselves lnd. blcd eIihcr 10y mole or account are
respectfully requested to call aud pay The same with.
OUI DELAY; those neglecung this notice will shuuy
fnd their aud accounts ~ the hands of proper
Off crrs Tor collection w + SELBY.
mar2i ALF'D BENNETT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
SHIP.


FHNHE partnership heretofore existing between
inc subscribers under The firm OF Brown &
Hadren, va dissolved the slh cay OF Mar h
si3. by mutual consent. be bu ,Ins>s Oi the la te
rin VII be settled ~ Ell her ut rie former part
nsTsi those who may not be called on will please
call at me old stand, on Main street, first rOOr
above the Bridge, Tor the adjustment - thrlr aC-
co9nts BROWN.
Wheeling, MARIO 1913. A HADDEN.
.. CAR r BROWN, respectfully tenders
L his hanks t. the rub IL Tor the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon 'he fra II bIoNr G
Ha!den. = nd 10 retiring from tine same rrcOmment
\ IL asdCn. VINO vii continue The business ~ rAtIT
custom. Mr. H. was the practical laTtncT Of tie
late cOnCeTT add viii he able to Il il all orders With
which he may be favored, VIII. prOmptness and
to The satisfaction VI those Who may favor him
ma % I'm
CHANDLERY.
a LEX'R MADDEN takes this opportunity to
~ inform The former customers Of the late firm
Of Brown < Hadden, aud the iublc generally,
that he wIlt continue the SOAP AND CANDLE
BUSINESS atthe old stand, as usual and soh-
cts = conununn,e OF their custom. mar2
HBIO COFFEE.-l0O BAGS Prime Green.
n just received and Tor sale luW Ivy
'nar22 WA PAXTON & son.
NNANNERS' oIL.-IO BIDS brow. Tor
n sale by tmar p WM PAXTON & son.
sJn KEGS No !. KENTUCKY 6 TWIST
OU TOBACCO, receive! aud Tor sale Icy
mar y wM PAXTON & son.
FOR RENT.
ITNlE Sure r ,Dfn un Market square NJ present
ucrupied by A Yprke & Co. also the siore
rom on MlH street. ut present occupied by y
Ehmaker, aud ulsD the store ruum on Miu Street.
at freScnl occupied by % P"liick a. shoe STORE,
this rom will be arranged AID fucd 40. stas Go
make q one Of the most ruuyeneUl and desirable
stands IN The city fpr any business.
mr2f " T SELBY
~ EMONs.-5 BOXES. fr sale by
mar p WI PAXTON & son.
III OUISVILLE LIME.-5O BBLS, j..r
received and iur sal, low hy
| MAR % WM PAXTON a. son.
un KEGS Or RED LEAD. received anil for
nv sale by tfcb6l OLIVER PRYOR.
a TONS PIG LEAD.
u As BAGS SHOT. assorted NIs.
II Just renewed aud far sale luw nv
II ma, p wN PAXTON 4 SOW
an BBLs LOAF SUGAR.
4 = s TIERCES RICE. Received nni toi
l..le bv WA PAXTON & son.
mar %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
NEW BOOK STORE.

NEW BOOK STORE.
kAIM NJ. }. ROBE. respectfully informs his friends
w I'd The pr bic. that he has purchased the
interest OF Mr. w bib. in the late firm Of RObb 4,
Stephenson, and has opened at IheII DID stand
an extensive assortment OF Books and Stationary
Which he Is determined 10 sell at prices 10 suit the
IIInes and which consists Of
SCHOOL.
THEOLOGICAL,
MEDICAL,
LAW. aud
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
Together with Blank Books Of every description
Ills SOck Of Stationary consists Of LeIler aud wn-
ing paper Siesl Pens. Quilts, Ink, WATERS Sealing
Wax, Lead Pencils States, aud variety of articles
~ that lIue too tedious To- enumeraIe.
splendid assortment of Wal Paper and Border.
ing Of different qualities and patterns.
lu connection " iih the above. Wm Robb will.
under the suIerniendance Of an eaSieSn workman,
manulsciirse Black Books Of every descripIrun To-
order. nnd will attend To the Budery department H.
all us various branches.
In addition To The abpve stock WIN Rpbb. ~ %
regularly receive frOm lhe eastward The newest
PublI,ai'Dns aud choices: works Of the day. which
he Is determined TO sell ~ the most reduced r,Irs
lie will lie assisted by Mr. JOHN u THOMP
son, who has had much experience ~ the B iUk
bLsiuess. and who is we'll acquainted with the ants
uf the community ~ that Inc. being fr many year.
10 the enplOyintnt Of RoEt Fish r. A " u Fisher
Stephenson e. GarwODd. aud RD5b s. Stephenson.
WM } ROBB hopes To merit share Of thai
patronage ~ hich was 50 ibcIaly besIDwed on 100;
predecessors. mar .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

FREIGHT TO AND ERONI WHEELING.
Frum B,liinure-Dry G,-I. Sl25 Gr,cerics 81.
tobacco o.. Gsusial Produce % eta. 10 Balu
more
Ztnasviile-37 cis.
CIueinnati- 10 cts.
ISui,Ville-l5 eta
Nashville-35 cts.
ST Louis-30 cis.
T., and from PiItshurgE--lO ets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01


md Sumner Gp.pd-, FryG'
u part as iuil,Ws
Black, Blue. InNi-Ible Dot.
tie Green. brown d Drlu
Cloth.
3 ne, black. drab. ,laie &
sngc eU!orcd Cashmere.
Pren,h, pl.ld. blue r,b,
bl~ok. trIb single milird
do.
Sariinet' S Reniuky jean,
al quJlilIcs aud prices.
Summer siuiIs Tor men an
lays.
PLAIN aud stripped Liner
driilings.
Il ne drill & Mexican mix
iGrIS.
Cotton adcs S graf" SlO,h
CaubruOu and SeiYrtetn
500 pieces PRINT. assOr,.
ed qual!iI,S,
\ beautiful assortment 81
Frsuch Mosaic j. Englisl
ChIu.Z aud Lawn,
AlOu,liu de- lanes & ehal
ieys.
ChsInbray, Manchester
Elrlstun und American
GIugharns,
Bonnet silks and Lawns
VARIOUS cUluTs,
Bleached a. bro ITish iIT
ems grnss DO
6 I and 10 ! dauask Ia
nl- JiapeF,
Crash nud hirss eye do
White, black mud mix {
lruse and hall hose.
Silk do.
Alpncha Lustre.
BumhAzines,
French { English mrri-
uucs,
Back ard blue black goo.
de Rhine silks,
5 ripped, lig'd a. waIorj d.
Black srik x labny velvet.
) 4 s "a Silk shawls,
Ladies' aud gentlemen.
satin & Xix scarfs.
BauJun a. lax q fancy
We are wiling TO sci
cash either whulesalo or
purchase will please 81
1871 Main 81, " here they
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

NV L SELBY will continue the Dry COnd.
w . busIn's, at The old aud. where the pres
cnt slOck OF gnOls on hand will be disposed Of at
very reduced prices. those w1nug bargains for cash
will hud " 10 ther advantage % call mar %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
n Johns o.. " NJ B"rD hill. }. Illg,nho'hrm
JOHNSTON. REHRNHILL & co.

e y, OUID ut,rn li,e pubic that they nave rr-
w crI>,d from the Ea,i aud have NOW "Prii.
Ell al M l3l Main street, large siD' l. of Spung
md Sumner Goods, FryEch. EugIish aud a uerit an.
plrt toll ,ws:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

n w liElSkELL, has received and is now
y. opening at the curner oi Union and Mar 81
ret, "pprsile : IUlh West currier of the MARKET
lITSE Lara q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

We are wiling to sell at a small advance for
cash eIthcr whuesalo or retail. Tau>s wishing u
purchase will please give US cali. MUD at No.
l3l Main 81, where they shalt find goods cheap
at airy other house ia the city,
nGr25, G & A.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-28

.puigD and Logan, are PrinciPal ones
They ghave now good reason 10 expect
that the means OF the Bank, instead OF
being locked up and 'wasted by Oumer
Gus and iuterminable law salts, will be
faithfully applied to the .redemPnoa OF
its liabilities, end that immediate addl'
iiouatNaue .wil,be given TO 'its paper
by The demand for it 10 pay debts or buy
property of ahe bank, or property sold
to satisfy ita claims. The publication
of the condition, Of lhe Bank will also be
a satisfaction to lbose interested But
we especially congratulate our neigh
bors Of Urbsna, THAT by this arrange
men. grea, occasion Of bickerIne, OF
mutual suspicion and accusation, has
been removed from among them-a con-
summation which would be cheaply
bought by burning all the assets sol the
institution Springfield Republic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-28

quently IN his favor by thesrules and
regulations of the navy, all sentences oi
Courts Marshal, hch shall extend TO
the loss,of life, require the concurrence
OF two thirds of the members Asthe
Court convened for the trial OF MscGeo-
ze consisted Of twelve members, (CaP-
tain Smith having been excused 10 con-
sequence Of sickness9it it required a vote
Of 8 tod to convel him, so that lhe
strange anomaly was produced, that a
minority Of 5 against7 caused an acqul
tai, instead Of the discharge OF the Court
on account Of their disagreement as
would be the result in criminal tr'a'
before a jury, when another trial must
be'had. Cept. Mackenzie stands IN THIS
position, that seven oI his brother ofli-
GERS out Of twelve dee med him guilty OF
the charges Of hanging three men with
out law, andsofcFuelty and oppression
The President, ,instead oI approving the
usual form, as is said, confirmed the
proceedings. Secretary 'Upshur was
the only Cabinet officerin laVor OF Mac
kenzie.-Piits. Chron.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-28
Horrible Murder.

The following particulars of horri-
bic murder, lately co mmiled in BaIH
NOR, county, Md, we extract from the
Baltimore Sun Of the l9lh inst An
dretp Heilmdn, referred 10 10 the closing
parapraph of these extracts, resided, a
few years ago, in this immediate Vlclnl'
ty: and from hence he removed TO Lo'
gan county. Tho description Of Horn
answers 10 that Of Helimdn, as we think,
with great precision; and we doubt not
Iha, Horn is in fact llellman.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle, Of late
date, says that a man named Adam Horn
has been arrested in Philadelphia, on
suspicion ofbeing the man who murder
ed his wife near Baltimore.
"ProWdpnce has at last revealed by Q
sin guar chain Of circumstances, ono o
,he most atrocious murders ever record
ed 10 the annals Of Baltimore county -
is pretty nearly certain that II wa
perpelrared on the night of the 10th o
March, The night on which the deel
snow tell. The name Of the guilty dc
mon 10 Adam Horn, and that Of The IN
fortunate victim, Mainda, his vile. Thl
wretch, at the age Of nearly six'y years
married not long since, Nlallnda l1lnkle
about sixteen years Of age, and rel're'
to lot Of land which he recently puI
chased, about five miles above Reisler'
town on The Hanover road. Ia Connet
} ton with the business Of a small lar'
he kept store. and lived, from the ter'
!. ciousness Ofhis own character and TEN
/ per, most miserable Iife--'hrcalen'nl
on various occasions, TO Vresk The lu
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URBANA BANK.

We are glad 10 learn that the various
law suits between the Ohio Insurance
Company and tho Receivers Of the
Bank, respecting its assets, were com
promised al the late term Of the Com
mon Pleas for Champaign county, The
terms, as wo understand, are subsan-
tally these,
The Trustees Of the Ohio Insurance
Comnonv are 10 turn over TO WIN Nc
Donald all the money and other proper
~ which belonged 10 tho Bank, 10 nine.
" DAYS Mr.. Mcdonald gives bonds in
Sl00,O00 for his (allhIu' administration
Of tho Trusteeship. lie is then TO take
an accurate account Of all The means
and liabilities ot1he Bnnk, and TO make
The best estimate he can OF the DIVIDEND
which will be received by It's creditors
and 10 make publication of the same in
tho ,Urbana Cni2en' lie has full au-
,hori,y TO collect Aud compromise al
debts due the Bank, and to make sale ot
exchange Of any Of it's property real o
personal. All debts doe The Bank ar
to be payable iu ils paper, and any Of 1t
propor,y may be sud lor such paper.-
! Mr.. McDonald ism authorized 10 re
deem Ouy paper Of the Bank eScet
| in payment Of debts, or for property 9
aforesaid. ne Is TO keep partlcule
accoun, of all his proceedings, and r'
por, The same TO the Court, at each tern
when they will bo liable TO the exref
= ,ions Of ell persons interested Whc
he shall report sum oi money on han
. the Court shall make such order as lh'
y shall think best, for its dislri6ulion
u mong the creditors Of The BaOk.
We think the foregoing arrangeme
q every way beneficial TO tho public, a
" esreriolly to the creditors Of the Ban
" oil wh.eh tho counties Of CLARK, CAaT
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ss, IsA3.
fSubject to the action Of II National Con
ventiOn
Foa PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of KenEu6ay.
VICE PRESIDENT,
John M CLAYTON,
of De'GDare.

ApThe annual election in Virginia
fo. members of Congress, &C., took
place yesterday. We do not look, at
present, TO that quarter fOr the success
of Whig principles. Virginia, like all
other States in which Locofocoism tenn
porariIy preponderateS, was wFeIchedly
,Gerrymdndered last WINTER, VI the
Whigs have elected half dozen mem
bers Of Congress in the State oil "ab
straclions," it is as we'll as could have
been reasonably expected