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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-19


James ii. Caustin Che Consul of Ecuador 10
Washng'an) 70. Publication. Although bear
Ing date as far back as year, yet they are, we
believe, the first official account published in
this country Of the recognition by Spain Of the
independence of the Republic of Ecuador, and
as such are interesting to our commercial fellow
citizens:
From the Gaceta del Ecuador # IAN August 1912
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
OFFICE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
MADRID, December a, l84l.
Mosr EXCELLENT Sir BY the treaty of peace and
amy concluded between Spain and the Republic of
Ecuador, the 10th of February, 1910, the ratica
tons whereof were exchanged at this Court on the
Both day of September last the relations Of amity
and good understanding which happily unite both ma
tons well settled that the Government of her
Majesty the Queen Doha Isabel ii, desiring on its
part to increase and extend them and more
every day, has believed that the surest mode of
complishing this good end would be to appoint an
Agent of her Majesty who might be the faithful in
terprster of her sentiments towards the Government
Of the Republic of Ecuador. The prudence, talents
and concillatory character which distinguish Don
Luis de Pedestal, Caballero Commentator of the Roy
al American order of Isabella the Catholic Cheva-
lier of the Royal order of Danebrog of Denmark
Counsellor of her Majesty; her Secretary with the
exercise of law and an officer of this first Depart
ment of State have induced her Hghness, the Re-
gent of the Kingdom, to select him, in the of
her Majesty, the Queen, for so important mission,
appointing him therefore Charge d'Aairs and Consul
General of Spain in the Republic of Ecuador.
The Chevaer Protested will have the honor to dc
liver to your Exceency this letter, which will, no
doubt, serve to his favorable reception. The know
ledge possess of the commendable qualities which
adorn him, is for me secure guaranty that he will
correspond to this proof Of the confidence reposed in
him. In this persuasion, and that he will take care
10 merit the esteem of your Excellency, with which
he is especially charged, hope that your Exceency
will be pleased TO lend him your aid and present him
to his Excellency, the President Of the Republic,
giving entire faith and credit to all that he may have
the honor to communicate on tho n""' Of a. " ="
r,a.. ~usnonc Majesty; confdng also in your
Exceency's contributing ehectually to extend more
and more the bonds Of amity existing between the
two nations.
Fatterng myself with the hope that your Excel
lency will extend the greatest Difference towards the
Chevalier Protested, avail myself of this occasion
to request you TO accept the assurances Of my most
sincere esteem and high consideration.
have the honor to be,
Your Excellency's most
Obedent servant,
ANTONIO GONZALES.
To his Exceency the MINISTER
or Eor,;gn .9H,irs of IN, Peo,,IJ.. - II n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-16
NHT KEELING BUTT HINGES, Tor snle by
Wv aug IL Orr& GREER
MEDICAL COILEGEOF OHIO.

~ VIE sessipn ct lSI3-4 commences OF. the 9Th
1 NoveuIbrr and Continues Iill the Ii of March
To" Lectures wall be delivered 10y the follow nag Pro-
ies,nrS:
Anatomy by John r. Shniuell, ND,
Chemistry 10y John I.ncke. NJ d.
Surgery nv Mnssey VI d.
Mai, ria Me lea by J.hn Harrison, NJ D.
Midwifery by NJ Wright. " ID.
Theory aud Practice. by J.hn Hourhead. NJ d.
Tue Dissectng r. oms under The super, isinn of J
Jud ,Ins. DrmUnsruIsr will be opened o. ihe lsI
DC nbcr
Clinic al lectures aud surgical operations tw.re
week through the entire Session, at the spacious hos
pitll uI the cIy.
The ticket Of each professor is SIS Mnrrculn.
ton So, Hospital urker s.. D,.secIIng ticket $40
The two last IN ~ I've taken not at the opi. a OF
the student Il, con-iItu'e TN course the six a., g..
ke's must Toe taken, and paid for IA adya,ce Ora
dunton fec S25. Good harding was ubarued last
N'H'er 1t - er week fuel anG light included.
JOHN + HARRISON.
aug l5-C,n Gaz2w. Dean
NTIRGINIA-IN CHAxcERy-At Rules held in
v the Clerks Oilire of Ihc Circuit Superior
Court al Law and Chnucery f,r the county Of
Ohm, ia The mcnIh OF August. 1913
Austin Peay aud William w Ross compla inants
against
Henry Morton and Henry Moore defendants.
The defendants not having entered heir appea
rance and gwen security according to the act Of
Assembly aud the rules of this court. and IL up'
peArinS by satisfactory LroUt that they are not
inhabitants OF the Commonwealth of Vi EnIa,-
Oa mott sn of the Complainant by cuuusvi; II Is
ordered that said defendants do appear here ON the
frat day of the next term OF this court; and
swer sad CompOlDants biI-and that a copy of
tins order be iorthwIth inserted in some newspa-
per printed IN the city of Wheeling for two months
successVely, and posted nj the Il ont door OF the
Court House oil ono .ounty- a copy teste.
Nelson 70 Comut aug H.
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L III l. + r NE GOODS
IN THE MARKET

n SENSENEY. NO. 1917 ZANES' ROW
vs. has this day received fresh supply uI
Blue Back AMI Wool Il, ed CLOTHS Blue Blacl
nnd FancJ CASSlMERES, Cassrneris md Keniuc
~ Jeans. every ""nr and price; Red, Yellow. and
White FLANNELS; b ue Black aud fancy culurcI
Alpaca Ci"rhs and LUSrltESi Chusan Delaines
new AMI beautiful at'Icle Tor Ladies Drcsses; a
large ni of dh'k AMI beautiful PRl Y r. some ul the
he,i ever offered f"r ~ cents Belchrd aud Brown,
Nlusl"rs oi every variety. with great many nihcr
"ricirs wnich have been selected with great care.
1hd wilI he soil un unnst reasonable ierius. H.,
customers, aud every bHly else "MmAr's Cur the
FUNDS" please cali np aud buy.
Nhrcliu uEusi
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/ IKGINIA-In CHANGER, .,..ua....Uin Inc
Y Clerks Office of tie Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery fnr the COuntyOf Ohio ia the
month of August lS43,
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
ing, Complainant
Dana Hubbard John Let Zachariah Jacob,
John Fawcstt, executor of the last will and
testament OF James PemOertOu, deceased, El-
bert ii. Caldwell, executor of the last will and
testament Of Alexander Caldwell, deceased,
Alexander Wilson, Francis Il. Armstrong, as
assignee IN Bankruptcy of John +. Clarke, aud
%. Henry Moore respectively, 6u5tlvus Cr5S ap
assignee in Bankruptcy OF said Dana Hubbard,
of Charles ID. Knox, OF RedIck DlKee, Of VIII
liam b. Tyson, Of William Lambdln, and of
John M'Clane (since deceased) Tespe Give
ly, Joseph Morrison, the North Western bank
of Virginia, Thomas Jones, the President, Dl-
TeCtOTs and Company of the Belmont bank Of
81. ClalTsyIlle, the President, Directors and
Company Of the bank Of Mount Pleasant,
Francis q. Campbell, Alexander Rogers, tie
brOn Robinson, Jane l.. Evans, Sobeskl Era
dy, Hyde b. Rice, Henry Echols and John
Eof, Defendants
The defendants John Fawcett, Joseph Morrison
the President, Directors aud Company Of the
Belmont bank Of ST. ClaiTsvilIe, the President
Directors and Company of the bank Of Noun
Pleasant, and Hyde Rice; not having entered
their appearance and given security according Il
the act Of Assembly aud tho rules Of this Court
aad a. appearing by satisfactory proof That the
are not Inhabitants OF the Comma nwealth Of NIT
glnlai-On motion Of the complainant by cOun
sci, it y ordered that they do appear her
on the hrst day Of the next term Of this cUur
and answer the compliments bill and that
copy OF thls order be forthwith inserted n som
newspaper prlSted in the city of Wheeling Il
Two months successivcly and posted a. the fIOr
door OF the court house Of Ohio county
copy Teste, ALEX. r. LAIDLEY,
l.. q. r. aug u CIR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-16

Z lRGlNIA-in ChaHCsn AT rules held in
Y tie C!et,'s uiiire Dl TIE CIrruu Superior court
OF Law aid chaicer fbr the euunIy OF Ohip. Ia The
month OF August 1913
The Presdeni. Directions and Company OF The Bel.
nent Bank OF ST Cla,royde. Complains uts
against
Barbara MvC.nncll, William Mcconnell. James
Council. Jacob MCC,nnell. RebCcca
MCCONNELL, Robert Al,C"hucil. Margaret
Mcconnell. Joseph Morrison and Sarah ms
wHc. Elizabeth Goud, laic Elizabc;h Mcconnell.
John w HUE br,sOn aud Maria his vi p. when
SAM Barbara Is the n"lher. and Which sEid Sarah
Mortison Is the widow. and Which saul VII
liam. James, Jacob, RebcrCn. Robert
Margaret, Elizabeth and VI aria the brJlicrs a.
siSicrs and together with their IN 'ther, the sad
Itbara are Tie heirs at law oi Alesarder McCOn
nell. late OF Ohu cuuni,i deceased.
Defendants
The defendants. Joseph Morrison and rah his
VILE, and john W Hutchinson aud Maria has vile
not having entered Iielr appearance and given
curly acrurdmg To the act OF Assembly and The
rules OF the Court, and II appearing 10y satisfactory
iIooi that they Hui inhabitants OF the common
wealth OF rguIl. --Ou inotIuu 81 the complainant
hy counsel, u l. ordered thli the said defendants
dn appear here on the fr>i day of the next term of
ihis cuur and The said cumpl ilnanis bill
aud that copy Oi tins urler he forihNu inserted
IA son'r newspaper printed ia lie city ui Wheeling
Tor iva months sucrt ssiVrly. aud pOsI'd at The
iruui door Of the court house ui Ohiu county. A
" tCslP.
augl ALEX Il LADLEY.
NcisOu. for Compi. Clcts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-16

IN CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior
:, court OF .aw aud Chancery for Ohio county.
Moses Rhodes, com plIina1f.
Archibald Hoods, sheriff Of Ohio county, and
aS such administrator of John SUckman de-
ceased, Henry b Sockman, Isaac Brown *
r,L1ofIn ms VIE, which Henry and kllz1oelh
are Shldren and heirs at law of the sOid John
der Henderson, d.(endankS.
Pursuant To the decree m ade in this cause BY
Sald court on the nth day Of June IS43.
l VIII on the 18th day of August IS43
ana thereafter by appointments from time to
Nnle az shall be necessary, N nay Office IN tho
oly OF wheeling, Virginia, proceed 10 take an
account of and report what IS due 10 the plaintiff
end the defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged m the bill; what assets Ifanv, have come
10 tho hands Ofthe said administrator &c be al.
minIstcrcd, and wka, part thereof # any, remains
unaHninlsteredI what effects Of the SAID John
ootkwau deceased If any, have been taken pos
session OF by the sad Henry. or have come TO he
hands, whether lac has wasted or pa7te. with the
same what Il due from said Henry as executor
nc son tort by reason there J what real estate OF
The IA Il John Soc Irnan has descended 10 the
Sdd Henry and Elizabeth, and the annual value
'hereoii what debts of said JOhi Sockman re-
ula;;u uhpaFi, distinguishing such as ate bluding
on ms heirs from such as are not and such other
maitcrshs SAID GerTee directs, o r as shall deem.
peIunsnt, or the parties specially require.
are notice IS hereby given To the CREDITORS
OF tae SAID John SOckman dec, a-ed, to apregr|
n.iore me anu prove their demands on or before
ne ne saI1 lgln day OF August Is+3, at
cure their reasonable share of the costs of tins
SUIT and that such OF them ~ chall not so appear
aud prove thrlf demands, ard deposir or secure
thlT rea sonable share of the costs Of this suit,
wIli he excluded from tEe benefit vi said decree
fnd OF any ether decree or DEGREES to be made IA
this cause.
ALEX. WILSON, Commissioner.
LAMB * krssELL, for cOmp'C j. -
i he parties n the above cause ale hereby no.
tlhcd, that the OCpOsltlOns of Joseph Gill aud
Others, viii be taken at the reHidence Of SAID Gill
IN the town of NlOunt Pleasant. Jefferson county,
IN the stale of Ohio, on Monday tie &4;h day of
July 1913 between the hours of two anu seven
% clock Z VI, 10 be read IN evidence IN the above
named cause, on behalf of said plaintiff aud said
Henderson. And II from any cause tie taking
OF the same shall not be commenced, or bCIT
commenced, shall not be compi et,d on thai day,
the tak'ak thereof will adjourned from Ilme 10
time, until the same shall BE- completed.
MOSES RHODES.
le p ALEXANDER HENDERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-16

" lRGINlA-lN CHANCERY-At rules held m
' the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Oh Inccry for the County ufOhio, IN
month OF August 1913.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank of Wheel
ing, Complainant
-, dGUutSf.
Charles Ensell. Francis Piunkett, Sobieski Bra
dy, Sturley Cuthbert, George DUTY, Samuel
Woods, High Sheriff of OHIO County, and as
such, administrator of Thomas J. b. PentJney
deceased, Charles ID. Knox, Francis G. Camp.
bell William Sperlng, Francis ). lnnes
and Lewis LafoIrSue, Jacob Fulmer. George
X. warner, William Fisher, Robert Shields
Pearson Serrell William Il. Bernard, G. VIII
liam Hahn, Joseph JunkIn, The North Western
bank of Virginia. Joseph HI lfgfave Zachariah
Jacob, Samuel Farmer Executor of the last
VIII and Testament OF Frederick Farmer, de-
ceased, James w. Stewart, John p luI kett 10.
seph Junkln, u. and George w. Clutter,
mi Defendants.
'umer, Warner Fisher, Shields, Serrell Ber-
ard, Hahn, Joseph Junkin' Senr Bargravc and
,seph Junkiu Jr. not having entered their APP
peaTaDce and given security, according 10 the
act of Assembly and the rules OfihIs court aud
a appearing by satisfactory proof that they arr
not inhabitants of fhe Commonwealth Of VIZ.
glnIa,-Oh motion Of the complainant bv Counsel
u ~ ordered that they do appear here on the first
day Oi the next term of this count aud answer the
compliments bill, AID that a copy of tins order
be forthwith inserted Ia some new spaper printed
~ the city OF wheeling, for two months succe 4
sively, aud posted at the front door Of the court
house OF Ohio County. cOpy-Teste-
L 4. Rltus II ALEX. T. LAlDLEY, CFk.
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MONEY wANTED-AH persons indebl
w ed 10 the subscribers are requested 10 call
and settle their accounts before the Isl day Of Al.
gust they will find Them in other hands for col.
lection. BRENTLlNGER g. SuALLCROSS.
iy 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-16

NylRGINIA-IN cukNcERY-At rules held IN
v the clerks office OF The Circuit Superior Courl
Of Law and Ch1ucery TOR the comfy Of OHIO IN
the Month Of August 1913.
Francis II. Armstrong, Administrator de 5onis non
with the will annexed Of Noah Zane, late Of Ohio
county, deceased. complainant
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary l.. his wife. late Mary L.
Zane. and ~ idOw OF said Noah Zane dgceased
Mary NJ. ) Zrne, widow and Adminisiratix Of
Ebenezer Zane late Of Ohm county decd. and
Edmund PlutoH Zane, Eugene Zane, aud Mary
Anna Zane, infant children and heirs at Law Of
the said Ehenezer Zane deceased, and PIatoh
Zane, Hampden Zane, james C. Johnston aud
Sophia his WIFE, William w. Shuver and
Caroline his wife, james a. M'Lcan md Alary
his wife, William Pits and Elizabeth his wife
and CUrnelia Zane. which said PlaioH Ilampdyn
Sophia johnston, Caroline Shriyer, Mary MrLel o.
Elizabeth Plus and Comelia Zane and together
/ with the said Ebenczer Zane. being children
/ heirs At law aud devisecs vt the sPid Noah Zane
deceased, and he SAID Mary l.. Dorsey, who 10.
/ gether with iLe sid Ebenezer Zane, were the
Trustees OfClaudinc RobInsOn,and the said Ciau.
dine Robinson, defendants.
The defendants IInmpden Zane. and James &. John.
ston end Sophia his wIe,uoi having entered then
appearance aud given security according 10 the ac
uf assembly and the rules Of This court, aud % up
pcarng by satisfactory proof that they aIe not nhabi
japis Ol the cUlnmOnys ealh Of NTgnIa,-Od nIOiiOl
Of the complainant by counsel, is ordered that ht
said defendants do appear hero on The first DAY o
the next term Of this couu, Add answer OBJ
said complainant's bill aud that q COPY Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper prnl
cd 10 The cilJ Of Wheeling for Two mouths success
sively. aud posted at the front door Of the cOui
! house OF Ohio county. copy teste.
ALEX. +. LAlDLEY clerk
Nelson, lor c0mp'L aug II
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TRT STEE,S SAFE.

wv Ill. be sold an Monday the seventh day
Wv of August S43. NJ public auction in the
highest bidder at T. front door nf the Court House
Of this county. a desirable pew in the Presbyterian
Church. Selling az trustee. ] shall orly convey
such title as is vested in me by tho decd under
which sell For further particulars apply To the
subscriber or Nr John KnOrP. Terms made known
on Tho day Of sale. r. II FTTZHUGH,
~ Is Is TrHShe.
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I TTTELL's AMERICAN. ECLECTIC. and
y Museum Of Foreign Literature. for July end
August for sale az ,sug ~ MELLOR'S.
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a. lRGlNlA-ln Chancery-Ai rn,es held in the
' Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the County of Ohio in
tn 1e month oil August, 1913.
Henry Tiffany, Complainant,
against
Richard Smms, Henry Moore, Mark Douglass,
The General Insurance Company of Maryland,
Daniel. amb, Hall ~ Co. W. r. q A Murdoch
Brown " Muncaster, John lSlehart, TIFFANY
Duyal Y Co. Is. ). Elder u Son, & r Wood
q co. Weber * Kendall, Alfred Horner, Hor-
Eer * Hall Robert M'Gregor d Co. VIM. pul.
y q Co. Sea a. Remington, Eyerly & Rees
The MerchantG' 81 Mechanics Bank of Wheel
the Ben Jnt Bank of 1T. Cialrsvllle, Alexander
T. Liley, Samuel Mcclure, Redck NJ Zee,
John List nm n. Forsyth, hn F. Clarke
ana the North Western Bank OfNTginia.
The Complainant aving fl ed an lmended and
supplemental bl and the Descendant, the Gene
raj Insurance Company of Maryland, IuOnas "
Hall, arter \. Hall, and Isaac II. Long, part
gers under he firm OF Hall & o. William +.
Murdoch, Alexander Murdoch, partners under
the hrm of w: +. ,i- A. Mur!ock, Brown IL Mum
easter, IONA lglehart, TIFFANY. Duvall " Co. Ba-
sl :. Elder aud Francis, W. Elder, partners um-
der the firm of B. =. Eluer X Son, James Wood
Thomas Wo I'd aud John Wood, partners under
The firm of J. Il n. Wood q Co. J,hn Weber "
Henry Kendall, partn rs under the firm Of Web
q Kendall, Alfred Homer, Homer and Hail.
Robert NJ GreSDr Zoo. W llllam Duly and Geo.
NJ ;lellan, par ners under thg firm OF William
DuliY II Co. sea e. r. mlugton, William A. ~,
efIy and Bartholomew Rees, partners under the
hrm OF EVERY IL Rees and the President, Erect
oTs ana Company of the nelmont Bank of ST.
CluTsvllIs not having entered their appearance
and gIve2 security according to the act OF As
sembly and the rules OF this court, and IL appear
ing by 81 asiactory proof that they are not Inhab
ltantS OF tins cOmmonwe alth,-On motion of
complainant by counsel, It is ordered that they
90 appear here on tne first day OF the next ter
oi tHls court, aud answer The compliments orr.
StLaL aunt nded aud supplemental bills IN this
cause-and that copy OF this order be forth with
nstrtei IN some newspaper printed IN The City Of
Nh''llng Tor two months successivelyan posted
Al Infr Fnf
County. A copv-Tests
Id X. Aug lI-Sw ALEX. T.LAIDLEY. OK
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FOUNTAIN INN,

ENHANCEMENT OF THE BOWELS. It il
- irrn this disorder that sickness first arise,
when The digestion bee, mes impeded. owing Io this
trrgn'hriiJ the whole system becomes il peded and
irreen'nriiv Of Il boiI becomes universal; SIarHs
nuns Fgsfab' Iiract PiHs calculated to ern,
lca'e thu reorganization two trials f,In
81 ms ihcv e from the puresi VEGETABLE EN-
TRACTS. ihcv hrirg natures system Of cure To
np"n The physical orgnnizalioh Of man. and thu drive
out those Intent remains which il LEFT 10 ihemseive.
invariably destroy the health Of The rugged--
The origin Of disease can bo easily traced. When
ever q bowels cease the proper fnncuons--digc~.
iinn-li IL n sure sign that The stomach Is moi in
health state. remedy must be NJ inken To
res'"re The lone Of that organ m pIoper operations
Ofdige' lion. STAINBURN'S Pills will do tins
effecuslly Sold al the office 1913 Broadway next
dUrr Ia me TaDcn at 25 ~ per hux.
For sale 10y JOHN II THOMPSON.
al the b. uksIore UC w J Ribh
A'so,hy w BASSETr.
! Y2S S,uih Wheeling.
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"A A!sGtNtA--lS CuANCERY--hI rules heLi IA
v The C!'tk's otIi"- "i the CrcnrI Snporiu, Cpurt
m Law and Chancery lnr th, Uuun : OF Ob,o al.
the m''i,lh vi August. lS43
John E'h COmplinuuI.
against
Julin Bay les, and Robert G. Wun,Is. defendant.
The dr'cu4"nh Bay less not having entered IN,
prrnrnnre ard EiNcn security accordi z t., the not
81 Assembly and The rules olIhls court aud u aIrra-
''ns ny satisfactorily prOuf that he ~ no nu inlnbi
at III the Commpuw eanh of Vtryipi, 20 a., ,,,,,,,,
81 the complainant 10y counsel. il is urde Il that sand
defendant 81, appear here the first day ct The next
tenn ui tins court, and answer said com ,la,r.rt'
hhl-and that a copy Of this order he forthwith in.
serted ~ some newspaper printed IN the cav of
wheeling fer two months successfully, and ts-l.,I
n he ironi door Of The Court Ilnu>e OF Ohio tuuniy
o"py iesie ALEX 4 LAlDLEY. Cleik
t''Hd 6,r CompI ans II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-16
MEDICAL INSTITUTES

or THE CITY or LOUISVILLE.
TNHE Lectures in this Institution, will com
= enber. aud crntinue until the LAST of February
under the following faculty.. viz.
JEDEDIAH COBB. VI y,
Professor of Anatomy.
CHAS CALDWELL VI p,
PiofInstitutes Of Medicine and Medical
jurisprudence, |
JOHN y COOKE. " u,
ProfTheorv and Prociice of Medicine.
SAMUEL d GROSS, NJ u,
Professor Of Surgery.
HENRY MiLLtR. VI D,
Prof Obstetrics and Diseases Of Woven md
CHAkLFs w SHORT. VI d.
Prof Natoria Mrdira md Medical Botany.
LUN FORD P YANDEIt, NJ n.
Prof Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
DANIEL. DRAKE. VI ID.
Prof Clinical medicincN pathological Anatomy.
Six lectures arc delivered daily. The fee for
each ticket is SI5 The notes Of good and sell
vent Banks ~ the states m which pupils reside
will be received IN payment. The VI ? REGULATION
fee is 81. and that Of Graduatirn On, both paya-
bic M Kentucky naper The i'e 10 the Demon
stratoI Of m omv. pr Bnyless.i7 IN dolls. which
includes All the privileges Of aiteHdani on ms
femnns frqtiOus and dISsCcffOue from the first of
October tIlI the fist ~ March. The price 81
hoarlinc. with fuel. light and attendants, from
Professors CobL and Groes IN Anticipation
of the regular session, viii deliver course OF
Lectures on Niscara' md SURGICAL Anatomy.
and Operative Surgery, beginning on the lt'h Of
Scntcu1hrr and terminating IN the last Satur-
dav Of October The Zee 10 this course is 20 dois
by order Of the Faculiy,
~ o. ! COER VI n. Dean.
THOR RENT- small dwelire hnusc ronsiI
u ing ~ three good rnoms. Together win Of.
ccIcut cuol ing siove and hvdrant convenient 49,
/ TERMS moderate. Aprly 20 PETER HOLHNCs.
HEAD. W JAMES DARE. ivI3
~ BBLS CAMWOOD. received md for
Il - sale by OLIVER PRYOR.
! vli Wheeling.
n CEROONs OF SPANISH INDIGO,
/ - received and for sale hy
VIA q PRYOR. Union s.. Wheeling.
4nN Lbs CINNAMON, received an,
ONt fyr sale by OLIVER PRYOR.
y14 Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-16

81 JOURNEYMEN BOOT MAKERS vap,ed
- Immediately. Apply 10
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