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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18
PARENTAL FAULT FINDING

DO NOT CONTINUALLY FINDING FAULT.
1t is not at all times necessary to CEN
sure and punish. But very much may
be done by encouraging children when
they do we'll.
Nothing can more discourage a
child than a spirit Of Incessant fault ind
ing, on the part Of It's parents. And
hardly any thing can exert a more niu.
rious influence upon the disposition both
OF the parents and the child. There are
two motives influencing human actions
hope and fear. But who would not
prefer to have her child influenced 10
good conduct by the desire Of pleasing.
,atber than by the fear Of offending. lrI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18
NEW EDITION OF SWANS Pr

"a A'iSE. ISAAC n VIII Ting has publish.
ell New Edition Of Swans Treailst -wuh re- leren.
ces Ia the newly Revised Statues of this State. a
Treatise on the Law relating Ia the Powers and d..
oi just ce, OF the Peace Copstables in the
State OF Ohu: with P.nciical FERNS, &c by Jose N
Swan, President Judge Of The Twelfth Judicial
Circuit. Vol royal Syo, coo pages.
The First Part contains summary view of the
progress Of civil sui from its commencement in
us termination. with the general principles of law
m relation To- lhs different kinds of aciions-wbo
should sue and he sucd-Ihe issu ng service and
return OF The summons and capias-the attendance
and competency OF Witnesses the irinls-lhe gene
m rules o eyidence--ihe forms and ,ffcrs of Jic
ieTeni kinds Of judgmeuts-Ihe stay at execution al
aud proceedings lherenn-lhe issuing of The execu.
ton-ihe power, duty and Liability Of the officer m
aresmg lcvling. advertising, aud selling-the IriaI
OF nc right OF proper returns of executions ole
The Second Part cunlaius The general rules of law
IN relation To statutory acl"ns; such iorcble entry
and' eiauer, attachment eic.; and treas of nnIrar
her rights and Liabilities of partners carrier, of cnod.
Inn keepers, husband and wife. parent aud chld
IN ster and servant, aud other miscellaneous matters
OF a civil nature.
The Tnn Part CO. tains law in relation 10 pro-
secuiinns for crimes and mi,deineanors, with practt
cal lorEis.
{ he Fourth part contains forms Of couyeysnces
wills, agreements, &c.
This work may he had at The Bookstore of
STEPHENSON & HASWELL.
July 10 Union street, Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

We have rarely seen much quiet aud severe
bitterness IN The same space, a. there is in The
blowing paragraph from the Providence Journal
nor was there ever more truth contained in the
same number Of lines:
The massachusetts, Democratic State Convention
is 10 be held al Worcester on N 18Th Of Sepeonbcr
large pur on Of the party Is disalIected towards
Morton and seve raj Of the papers speak openly Of
the necessity OF some other candidate The princi-
pal ohJecTon against Mr. Morton is that ne Is not
bad enough for them, and they are looking for a
worse one, Considering the peculiar difficulty IN.
der which they labor. u requires some one better
acquainted with Massachusetts, Than We are, tc and
them IN the search.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

Sing Sing prison must be IN The hands Of exreoI-
ingIy bad aud lac mpeient keepers, 10 justify the
following, iom The HUDSON River Chronicle, pub.
lI,hed on the spot:
"The State Prisons were erected for the purpose
OF conlinng The cOnvicis. but II can hardly be sand
That they answer that purpose at present. ANY
c"iVIci That chooses, walks away, and he is no I
missed until he Is beyond the reach Of the officers .f
The prison. We cannot give full weekly ar daiIy
account OF the escapes, rows, riots. a,sassinatious
and knock downs, at The prison; and il we neglect
any week 10 give Two three occurrences of this
description, our readers need not SUPP ose that they
have not Iakeh place. but lake Tor granted tina
we have forgotten 10 write Them out"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18
CINCINNATI GAZETTE OFFICE

July IS. 1913. {
FLOUR-Salcs al Canal and Wagon at $3.50;
not brisk
WHISKY continues doll, and was sold Yesterday
al 75c small sales. Buyers are unwilling 10 give
over Z.
kANNWilA SALT continues firm Of % cts at
the Boats, end al IS Cts from Store
OVERWHELMINGLY Is taken 90 New OrIo,ns
40 81 and Flour az 60 Be-.
MIAMI CANAL-Roceipis yesterday. 357 bbls
Flour; rs do. Whiskyi aud ga bush Coin
THE RIVER Is still rising slowly Several
Boats have leit fOf New Orleans within n Co,,, d..
as will be seen by our Arrivals aud Densrturss -
Boats are leaving daily iyr Pittsburgh aud Wbeslu,
filed with passengers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

'Asfor History, Iknou0 hat 10 be a He" was the
Observation Of WaPole. Every body has read Rob.
erison's account Of the abdcation Of Charles ", and
OF his retirement 10 the coI.ier where he exercised
the religious dulles aud anserities Of The order 10
which he attached himself Our accomplished Min.
isler at Berlin. whose pen Is never idle has lately
transmitted, among other valuable papers, 10 The
N"liona institute, one Opon this subject lie prom
ounces upon good authority the whole o Roberison's
remarkable Story invention and tears the veil of
romance from one Of the most interesting incidents
OF what has always been regarded as authentic
history.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

va violent storm swept over the district Of
Montreal on Sunday. the 81 inst. Ram fell in tor.
rents, accompanied by wind and hastones Of very
large Dimensions. Many trees were uprooted. barns
blown down, and al 81 Marie no less Than twenty
buildings were destroyed. Al Shenrngron two men
were hiIod by lightning, and a third was seriously
InIuredi az ST Antoine, Of five children gathering
sifaw berries In field, Two. a son OF Mr. Lapierfe
10 years old, and younger daughter Of Mr. Arch.
um5auIi' were killed and The other three struck 10
The ground AZ 81 Ours, Riwdar. 81 Birtheemv and
other places. several buildings were more or les,
seriously inJured.-SHn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

NEW MOTIVE POWER.--A new machine is
now being exhibited IN Philade phIa. tor eneraIlne
n motive power from common air. IL Is Ihe invel
ton Of Dr. Drake, OF that CITY, ord the impression
seems 10 he that his success will be complete -
The Ledger describes its general appearance as Q
stationary steam engine, With Horizontal action.
but without us furnace aud boiler. and WITHOUT any
occasion for either The motive force OF the engine
Is generated IN the Cvlender Itself aud acts Imme.
diotey UPON The piston, 10y sudden and powerful
eX pansIUn olcummOn atmosphere. This air i ad
united into the lender through pipe. the outer
eud OF which Is elevated aud exposed. ahd furnish
ed with valve, Which admits the AIR To pass into
cyleuder rapidly rs II is consumed aud passed "h
On cunning INTO the cylenier the ar is expanded
by cunhusiIun produced 10y combination OF some
chemical preparation, which the inventor has not
yet explained 10 the public, aud any innammable
material such gus, url, alcohol. &c. This ox
pausipu of the air. like the admssi - OF steam into
The cylcnder IN The steam engine drives the piston
forward, and It's rapid repetition, with the alierna
iun of escape and new eSprusiuns OF AR. maintains
the force Of he moc' me The several paris OF the
englue are nicely adapted To each other. and the
Whole may be regulated qTc as accurately. aud as
lie inventor thinks, with more personal safety an
Tie steam engine. DE- Drake has devoted several
years 10 the invention Of hs new power. and like
ala dIscoyercrs ms had u contend against predJudI.
ces aud prophecies Of failure - Bali Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

FATAL ACCIDENT.-The Waiertuyv n Jefsr.
sonian, says-On Friday the 3Oth nit. rs Mr. Van
Wormer, Of Elsburgh IA, and his wife. were return.
ing from visit to in the village Of Adams, in
a buggy. and had nearly he'd home, the horse
took fright, and, after running several rods MIS-.
Van WorTer was thrown out anI killed by the fall.
Mr. Van Wormer also IhroN n or jun ped out
some fry rods distant from the place where hIs
wife was killed. but received no material injury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

The Boston Mail has amusing story Of nm
lrishman who was LEFT at home on Sunday last by
family residing at RoKbury. while they went To
Church, leaving instructions put the ieakeitIe IN
The IRE al a certain time This was done but i'm
addition, he placed such large fire. and huge
smoke and roaring was The Conseq ueuce whereun-
on the man lost his Wits and in much iribularion
rushed ont Of the house and into the Bapiist church
where he suddenly startled the congregation with
The loud cry OF Your hpuse is on FIRE" The con
fusion consequent upon this may ne imarined-tbe
congregation turned the windows into doors in Il cir
haste To get out, and thought nothing Of n lem =,
that The ground Was safely reached The conGI-
sion and hubbuh was ia a manifold degree by The
visits Of The man 10 ole or two other chur, hes and
repetition Of his alarming cry. The fire bells
were rung the Ere companies hasieaed 10 the fire
the crowd followed. but by the time they had we'll
gathered before the house the chimney had ceased
TO belch iOfth flame aud smoke. and they had notI,
ing To do bot 10 return home again with the consci.
business of having been immensely excited for nUih.
ing al oil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

a village school master said 10 one Of his pupils
very small boy. who bad just gone ahead o + his
class Tor spelling best. "Well done nv LILLE feIIo,
you shall have feather IN your CAP" Tie b,y
burst into Tears what s the maiter" Il don't
want a leather 90 my cap replied he Iad "yVhy
uoY' Because when hther has fs,rbe, m b.,
cap he always comes home druuka and scyIds af ma,
ther, and uhIps her"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18
STA NBURV'S VEG ETABLE-EX-
~ NIl lnI,- IN

~ NhACE-PlLLS.-I valuable IN .di
cine Is placed before discerning pnblic as a veRe-
liable compound of such slild aud gentle nature as
TO allow It TO be given with Tie IN ,sI perfect safety
10 me mile sufferer ct the IendeTesi years still su
GENTLY powerful (by repealed doses) To eradicate
the most liked disease from The slurdiesl frame And
Je' II Toes tins without impaIrng the constitution
or producing any Of those Injurious effects which
must always follow the Of badly prepared medl
CiuP.
The Stainhurn Vegetable Extract Pills are com
posed not only of the most approved and useful
p"gn'Ve plants and roots, but II should be remem.
nered lhni The extract only made from those plants
and roots arc used, thrnwing aside all inert and
improper particles, thus securing the very essence
OF The vegetables in their natural grow ing slate
he ah"ve medicine is for sale al 25 cts per hoy.
at The Office 33S Broadway
For sale by JOHN II THOMPSON
nj The bookstore Of VIM Robb
Also for sale by w BASSETT
y - South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

RETURN OF THE MARGARET-The
steamer Margaret, which went down 10 the Colum.
ha returned Yesterday afternoon about three o'clo.k
She has brought all the passengers and the mills
which were on board the 90 hted steamer; and we
are sIny 60 say the Columbia has become a total
loss On "Wednesday she broke her back. and when
HE Margaret LETT sine swinging 10y the bows
and certain from TIE least vipeut cummotlon Of the
wind ant waves 10 become utterly destroyed All
the mOyeabus on board have been saved The
crew Of The Columbia have been left al the wreck
al hopes are entertained That ,hey will he able 10
remove great part Il the engines before she goes 10
pieces They have two Or three vessels IN reaursi-
lion, but nothing was seen Of the lhe SAKE Goiha
which went down: she scarcely left time 10 arrive
there when The Margaret len
A brig went on Shore on Monday last on Mod
Island close by; she bslo gs 10 Sunderland and wa
from 81 John. N F, bOun 10 81 John n q. Crew
saved
We under stand The Margaret is now being prop.
erly equipped, aud will be despatched ~ morrow, or
next day 10 Eng and.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

The most extraordinary thing in The rise Of ia
Hyer on Saturday. was tsat while the whole OF II
came i'om The MonongaheIa there was no rise IN
Wheeling creek and The head Of " heeling creek
isonly dvi dcd from the Monongahela BY a rid ge.-
We nave never before known a rise in the Monon-
gahea, without previous manifestation in Whec-
ling creek.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

81 have lived, >" SAYS DR.. Adam Clark,
"to know that the great secret Of human
happiness IS this; never suffer your en-
ergtes TO stagnate. The old adage Of too
many irons ga the FIRE, conveys an un.
truth. Uou cannot have too mauy-po.
ker, tongs aud ail-kgep them all 70
Ing."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18
CANAnLAN CuRRENcY.-rhn NJ

OANhblAN W RRENCH Tho I'm
sPeeton General Of Canada has notified
tbs several collectors orthe customs thai
IA the collections Of duties they are to
receive tho pound sterling at the rate Of
one pound four shtIIings and four pence
currency equal to 81 86t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

Me- Willis says-'F0r my part { lo1k upon all
books IN the dead languages squeezed grape skins
out Of which every hing valuable is long expressed
and rausiefredi and i'r German and Spanish enough
10 make love sor an hour would ygiIIi1yIv b,,,e,
The sir or eight years Improbable plodJnr over
tho cIssslCs'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

UDGE SWANS NEW WORK ON Exc
" CUIORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
iSaAG WHITING Inns this day published
Manual Tor Executors and Administrators IN tho
Settlement of Estates Of deceased Persons viii,
PRACTICAL iorms. &c, &c. BY Joseph r Swan.
President Judge OF the Twelfth Judicial Circnit
ana anlhof OF Swans Treatise on the Law relating
to the Powers and Duties Of Justices of the Peace
and Constables, IN The Safe of Ohio,
This work Is intended to be what lis t,tlo nrroo,,.
Manual for those who settle The estates 81 H.
seq persons IL embOdes the prov isions of the STA
Ia es, with such Comments, Decisions Forms snJ
oiher mailer as are deemed requisite for persons nat
skilled I'D the law 10 understand The ordinary duties
" Executors and Administrators. The object has
been Kept IN view throughout. tot ofIv because a
large book would be almost useless IN ibo.o Co.,,
VINO desire 10 read not more than is necessary ,o
make themselves well acquainted with tbeir gene.
TAI dulles but because, in most Cases an Eyecut,r
or Administrator would not be iuslifsbe in purcbo
sIhg an expensive work. Besides, Il will perb,ps
De i"und that the book embodies much mo,e ussC,I
information than The more voluminous and elsbo,ata
English works upon the same subiedt The ,o,ir.
SUBJECTS are treated, os near could be- in the or
Ger ~ winch The various duties should be perGrno
ed beginning with The Notice 10 Credltors then tho
tar ng OF q o lLysniory and Schedules, with Forms.
me S'Ie and SHE Bill; wbal are Assets and yybat
are noii The Collection Of The Assets and whom AMI
how; the Authorization Of Claims against the r.
tate and their Arbitration &C. with Forms: tho Sale
OF The Real Estate; The Remedies by and against
Executors and Administrators; the Mode Of Settling
Ihsoiveni Estates. &c. &c. ! vol ~ mo.
From the well known talent oftho Author, and
the Time and labor which he has devoted 10 the shove
work the publisher confidently believes u will be
found equally valuable TO Executors and Admin
isiraiors as his we'll known Treaties has boen 20
Justices Of the Pence, Lawyers. and men Of business
generally For sale at the Bookstore el
STEPHENSON g. HASwELL.
Jy Is UuiOs ST, Wheeling Y,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

GS5-We have received the frs new rumbers Of
II W He'oiH's Common Prayer" and can scare e.
Iy besIow upon Them the praise they deserve.
The whole style, richness taste, and elegance, with
which the work is got up, cannot be surpassed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18
& asRa {. 80 ECO ~.

I'D ROWN Il cos Bllrimnrr, p ladrlphia. Cum
= - berland, Plush Hgh. Wheeling Cincinnati.
louisville and 81 Lonis pa, kage EN rcss. 70 ign
eiier. and General Forwarding Office Specie.
Bank Noe Pan os. AMI eases of Gutds OF every
descrip n. will be received aid Orw Ired with
The utmost despatch all the Erst'tn, Wesrrn. and
Spuhern cities, also To LvefpI !, LnudOn. Paris and
Havre.
Particular attention given - Cus,og House Busi'
ness. coli cji1n OF nplcs, drlfs. bills. tVr. Nc.
Special messenger ~ 1--we the BaliiI Gre,
PhIllde Thia. N" New York Offices daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
MessrS ATKINSON ~ TENPLEMAN. Cumberland, Md
JAMES Y. CALDWELL. E-g. Wheeling. V
l.. p FRANCIsCt a. Co. THIRD s.. CINCINNATI, Oh o.
And No 90 MAN. ST Luis Mo.
GEORGE A. BERRY. Esq Puishurgr. Pa.
REowN q Co. AZ South Third Street, PhIll /, pima.
Pn.
Ard Museum Building, Baltimore street, Brliimrre.
Md july Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

a WEBSTER PAPER.-Fho FREDERICKSBURG Of
the Boston Evening Bulletin has passed into the
hands OF MIR Aonzo A Reed. Who some time since
unIousced his intention TO publish paper in BIS.
'o",t" be called the "Ccuslrluuon's Advocate" Tor
the purpose Of advocating MIR Websler's claims t.
The Presidency The Bulletin will not push the
claims alluded 10" for the present
That paper Will support Calhoun and so will
Mi Webster IL he can.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

- TIE steam Gust and Saw mill BELONGING q,
Mai Thompson, miles northeast Of ST Ci,ir.vIir.
vas entire y consumed by Gre on Tuesiay nIgbf
last The fire Is supposed 20 have originated C,,r,
ne f1rnace--loss estimated az 5000 -Ggzs,fs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

"a SWEET VOICE Is AN EXCELLENT
THING IN WOMAN"-SigrOra CASTELAR, recei.|
we'd Two thousand dollars in New York few nights
ago, Tor singing Jour soHgs Five hundred dollars
each, that's being we'll paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

HAIClllNG.-They havea machine Tor hatch.
ing eggs now actually IN use in London bringing DOT
the lille chickens ~ broods Of flties and hundreds
With oil the punctuaIity Of an old hen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

The Cincinnati Gazette say that II steamboats,
are now building in that city. Seven boats have
been finished s nee January; and contracts are about
being made for several more.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

Mr. Beckett, tho sculptor, having Obtained a cast
Of 'he head Ct the late Washington AIslon, IN ar.
lis, is about TO cut a bust Of marble
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

The Hon. John Quincy Adams arrived in orr city
ny me O'Clock train from the East, on q visit Sa.
raI"ga Springs.-AB Pee Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

We perceive BY the Advertisement in another
columns that JAMES Y Cal DWELL, Forwarding
and Commission merchln', is The agent for Brown
O. Co.'S. package express for this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

strange as II may seem, we believe this is the
hrsi lime The venerable Ex-Presldeut was ever IN
Albany. The present Is his first visit To the springs
and he has never been 10 the Falls Of Niagara. -
" Y Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

DIX Of The tunklinHes Then went to Nc
NuIly. This alarming the B"fIalo parry induced
many Of Them 90 20 90 Mo0re who finally got the fgll
strength OF The FranklIniles (2l) and l6 from the
Licking delegation, making a majority of the con.
venlipn Of IS. and thus took the nomination. Col
M'Nuly II IS said will survive for the Senate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

GREAT FlRE-A great fire broke out in Inn.
singbnrsh' N Y. on The 9th inst which DESTROYED
thirty buildings. Loss from $4,000 To SAC, 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

The successor Of DR. McKelvey. IN the Post Of
fee at Trenton. is Joseph Justice, good sound
Van Buren, man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-18

TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF
OHlO-1he Lpcoiocos of this District, assembled
on Friday last al Juhnslown, Licking county, for
The purpose Of settling the long penc ing contest be.
tween c M'Nulty and other competitors Tor Con.
gres'. Tie number OF blIloings was 25 AT the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-03
WASHINGTON H0TEI..

IN OFT G E.-'Thc smbscribcr returns bis ,nost
SINCERE THANKS 10 HE ieit pubic generally er IN.
liberal sPpot h. has received their hand. fr N. Ia, tn
htcs yelr aud informs them taken La.. on M.
"ShNGfoN HOTEL AMI Il = Undergoing a tl..s,.,Th
repair ilc anil out anil ready G,r tho r.an 81 ~.
herri- and ,be public ~ th- fiRSr MAY NENr Dis
hAs n"wsIaIFr pnng hut VIII much that the bo.
w'h D" IN b-t o"if Than has % was BUN
- one oi is most paeaSani heltoTs haBIapu
we" IN kehhoi fronting IN" Capitol the wL-
surrounding country shall BE- furnished nrat aud cIsan t
o'ing sla be good and kept chap shall
"iu The beat i" market ahfl ah up an IN.
Dbl Virginia style stables shan supplied. and ai,.r,
g-i o"f my servants shall al he good ami
e"'inp-atng my prices shall H. nla. the had t,us
AMI ~ my fficnds anil the p1Llc cali tbnk
shan be able Ia I.as" thru the anil mic.
IN ich manner that they viii h. repeat their y.,
W." say ano'lef thing that dunksnn.s- gaming any a
dissipation VIII be allowed Ia the with ut
feet order eau be found old that inc
- JOHN TAIMAN.
bus'n"ss-pssss'on given thu May For informal
uon enquire OF the subscriber
JOHN TALMAN.