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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01
THE LATE EARTHQUAKES.

we bud the following singular Circumstance stated
IN the St Louis New Era
On Saturday, we received a note from gentleman
IN the country, dated that day, in which he says
The Earthquake on the evening Of the 4lh inst was
severely felt IN this part Of the county and attending
Is one OF the most interesting phenomenas Of nature
Near my dwelling has been pond which, from for
mer appearances, was supplied by subterrsncan
springs, On the morning ofthe 5th | discovered il
empty, in It's place large sink hole similar to those
near your city. During the day, my family noticed
IL bsching forth steam at intervals Of three or four
hours. On yesterday remained at home TO watch
and satisfy myself You are aware of its being raj.
ny day. After the small streams had formed falling
rain, II commenced smoking steam of a warm nature
and at times we heard rumbling Kissing sound sim
liar to that we heard on the evening Of the 4th inst
On this morning snow covers all my grounds except
the centre Of this gulf, which has thawed, and all the
snow contiguous is fast thaw,ng
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01

ster. John C. Spencer, Abel p. Upshur, Chas.
A.Wicklifie, Hugh S. Legare-Wise, Cushing,
aud other., equally above all suspicion Of dis
honesty aud imbecili,y7 Who are the rene
gades Name them. We again demand
their names No shutting, but name them II
cannot be that the editor alludes, either directly
or indirectly, TO Calhoun, Cass, Woodbury.
Rhett, Pickens, Porter, Bouck, shannon, Hun
ter, King, Walk r, Dallas, Muhlenburg, Bryan
Hobbie, aud others. whose names would MI the
entire page Who are the renegadesY we
have here ioretaste of the reign OF terror I'M
der the Restoration. Let Benton and Blair
carry on the war against those who have dared
TO entertain an independent sentiment
The Globe rejoices at the death oil the Eek
chequer II rejoices, in other words, al 'he
course of its Federal allies. Do not be too GER
tain, srs The race is not always TO The
swift nor the battle 10 the strong" DAVID
may yet, with sling ard pebble, Stay the Go
liah of unholy combination.
We again repeat that il is the duty OF Con
gress TO act on the currency 1t Is the right o
Congress to act on the currency. They were
sent here for that particular purpose. UiA
they relieve The People If not, let The Peopls
arouse Wake up old drumm Arouse
arouse for the Philislians are upon you
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01

Charge the seth. charge him with the high MIS-
demeanor of having withheld from the Repfcscnta-
lives of the People Information called tos and decar-
cd 10 be necessary TO the Investigation of siupendos
frauds aud abuses alleged 10 have been committed by
agents Of the Government both upon individuals and
the Government itself, whereby he himself becomes
accessory TO these frauds"
When2 Where2 HOWE Mr.. Spencer was
called upon for certain confidential disclosures,
made by an agent appointed by Mr.. Bell TO ca
anime into certain frauds alleged TO have been
practised on the Cherokee Indians In reply TO
the call, Mr.. Spencer said, ." that as regards the
frauds referred TO- the evidence being er parte,
and not under oath, IL bould be unjust 10 The
parties implicated, and mould defeat the ends
Of Justice, to promulgate The papers referred TO-"
This answer was referred TO the Commitlee
on Indian Affairs and motion, made by Mr..
Cave Johnson, TO amend the motion OF refer
ence, by in,Iructng the committee " TO inquire
and report 10 The House whether any, and what
further steps should be taken TO enforce the re-
solution of the House, and that said commit ee
have power TO send for persons and papers, was
lost by large majority, thus proving that the
House was satisfied with the reasons Of the Sc
crelary of War.
The PRESIDENT has neper refused TO iurni III
information to the House, unless it was III
compatible with the public interest" 10 do so
Does Congress set up claim through Mr.
Bots, TO all papers however confidential, and
however injurious 10 the public interests, their
disclosure might be2 And is the Presidents
declining 10 produce those papers, which in bis
opinion, the public interests require to be with
held, to be made the foundation for an impeach-
ment
We have thus gone over, with more atten-
parchment brought by John NJ Bolts against
the President of the United States. We re-
peat that the first charge is the only one tina,
contained impeachable matter; and that we
have proved to be false and unfounded The
rest are for the most part absurd and ridiculous,
and in every instance untrue.
Mr.. Bolts is yet young man OF some tai
EMS, which, if well applied, may become useful
to himself and his friends; but " heading
Presidents is not his forte. He may rest as
sured that his course in this Congress has in
jured none but himself and the Wing party
He has made himself the laughing stock of the
country; he has disguised his own friends, and
in attempting TO njure better man than him
self, has only brought upon himself ndicue and
contempt. For the present we have done with
him and his mpeachments but we shall have
an eye upon him.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01

We are grauded 10 being enabled 10 state
that the remaining portion of the loan, author
lied by the act OF 18Th of April, l942, was, on
Monday last, disposed OF at par, TO Messrs'
John Ward Geo. of New York
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01
RELIEF IN MISSOURI

The Relief party have triumphcd in tho Legislature
Of this State law has passed, giving an indirect
but effective stay, upon all executions for twelve
months. The majority in its favor was large II
commanded nearly the full vote Of the Loce Eoco
party.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
TUESDAY, January 81, lsI].

TUESDAY, January 81, ls4]
Present as yesterday.
A. r. Bsgby, Esq, Of Alabama was admitted on
attorney and counsellor Of this court
No. 81. =. p. Vidal, st al Appellants, rs. Stephen
Girards executorsef. a. The argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr. Sergeant for the appellse-
Adjourned I'LL Tomorrow II O'Clock, A NJ
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01

In rsoss THINGS wnIoH Are ESSENTIAL LEr THERE
=, usry-rs NON ESSENTIALS, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cnARIrr.---fugustsH
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01

The propretors Of the Cunard steamers have redu-
ced the fare from Boston to Liverpool 10 one hun
drtd and twenty dollars,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01

The Memphis Appeal mentions rtlmor that four
or five acres of land upon the 81 Francis River Ar
kansas, were sunk by the late earthquake.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01

The New Orleans papers say that all accounts from
Campeachy represent the Mexicans as determined TO
perseyere ate hazard Their loss in all is stated at
100 men,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-01

TO be removed from Office"
This charge, as an article for an impeacb
ment of the PRESIDENT, is too ridiculous TO b,
noticed, but will apply with great force 10 Coz
GREss. 'Idle legislation and useless public ex.
pense." Ay, lots of it; and the compeers o,
Mr.. Bolts have been tried by jury of the PEG
pie, convicted, and three-quarlers of them al
ioued TO stay at home, for the next two years
at least The President has been perfectly
consistent in regard to the Bank bills, and. il
he was misunderstood, il was the fault of those
who conversed with him, and not his own.
Charge the 18th. charge him with an Illegal and
unconstitutional exercise Of power in instt1tinp 4
commission to investigate past transactions under
former administration of the custom house in Nea
York. under the pretence of seeing the laws faithful
ly executed with having arrested the investigator
az moment when the inquiry was TO be made as 10
The manner IN which those laws were executed under
his own Administration; with having directed or
sanctioned the appropriation of large sums of the
public revenue TO the compensation Of officer, of his
own creation, without the authority of law which
If sanctioned would place the entire revenues Of the
country at his disposal"
The Commission was instituted by Mr.. Bolts
friend Ewing" and the other members or tho
runaway Cabinet But how funny alt was
an unconstitutional exercise of power to insti-
tuie the Commission" and at is high crime
and misdemcanor" to put stop to it. WIN,
Mr.. Bolts, you must be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
else can save you: if you remain awake much
longer, you will make such goose of Yourself
bat even your friends will not know you.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

HORSES, WAGONS. COWS. AND HOGS
DJ RSUAN'r ." deed 5i trust &, m, irim WI.
- Iran Wchh. Juhp wehb and Gcurse Webb
dated the 'ih day "f April. ~, and r.curded "a
me ClerA Otce OF the county cuurt uI Ohio cuuu-
", Virginia IN Deed Book % page 4I5. I shall on
Tuesday. hs 2Oh day Of June IL from, Of IKE Court
House Of md county proceed To sell at puhlr,
sale Tor ready money. the following personal proper.
" conveyed Ia me 10y saiG deed that is 70 sag, SIX
horses ishI sciis Of harness, two four horse Wagons
used Tor hauling coal. two spotted milch cows one
white backed COW, red COW. ten hsi(rrs and
twenty head oih"gs and pigs Selling us rrus tee
do not warrant the Iiile. NC GOOD
Iune 5-2w T,,,.,eo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
TRUSTEES SAIL

RG Virtue Of deed of Trust rom Pearly SHARP
= to me, bearnsdLie the 10th day of December
1889, and now on record in the Clerks Office for
Marshall county, on Monday the l9Ih day of
Tor Marshall county, shall sell to the highest
and best bidder a public auction, OF the terms
hereinafter mentioned, the following de- cri led
tracts or parcels of land, VIZ.
One tract containing II acres and S. poles ly-
ing on the waters of Title Grave creek IN the
countt OF Marshall, bounded as set forth in the
deed OF trust be ore mentioned, being the same
and conveyed TO said Sharp by Jesse Tomlinson
by deed bearing date the 25th dayOf February
1896.
Also a tract ofland containing 80 acres. living
on the waters Of Little Grave Creek IN the county
OF Marshall, bounded as set forth IN the deed Of
trust before mer toned, being the same land con-
vcyed to said Sharp by Frederick SuyGeT and wife
by deed bearing date the Q III day of May, 1892.
Also tract of land containing 81 acres, 2Iuods
CnA SO poles, lying on the waters OF Lutte Grave
creek IN the said county of Marshall, bounded as
set forth IN the deed Of trust before mentioned,
beng the same land cow, we'd TO said Sharp by
Elisha Goodrich and wife, by deed bearing date
the 9th oSy Of August, 1888.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth Of the pur-
chase money cash one, fourth IN nine months
one fourth It fifteen months, and the remaining
fourth at two years, with interest from the DAY
Of sale. For the deferred or credit instruments
me will be required, and the title retained until
the whole of the purchase money shall have been
paid.
Selling as Trustee BY virtue Of the deed Of trust
| before mentioned, ] shalt sell and convey only
/ the title vested in me by the said deed Of trust
which II is believed, however, will be found, on
| xaminatIOn, 10 be clear and indsputable.
| Any further informs tlOn desired can be had on
| application TO me at my Ofticeon Main street IN
the city Of Wheeling. JAMES S WHEAT, ?
| feb % Is Trustee.
| Marshall Beacon copy to the amount OF dolls.
/ and cha =e this office. 3D..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SPLENDID SUMMER GOODSl

AZ the NEW STORE, No. I4I. Min 81
4 u. q X. h. MARSH, would respectfully
call the attentIOn of their friends and the
public m general, Ia the beautiful assortment of
goods, they have Just received, and are now
opening. at their Sore, No ~. Main Street and
which they are determined To sell cheaper Than
ever. Among them you will find
Super extra Black Cloth; sup wool black cas-
sinlereS; sup blue, black, steel and cadet mixed
Satunetts; Summer ClOths; Mixed IamArnons;
Heavy fancy DrlSi White Barnsley Drillinrs;
Drab Damask; SeaIsucker GIughains, Blue dri Is
Kentucky Jeans; TicSings aud Checks: } yds
wide b cached Shooting, sup Russia Shre,ins;
"a and "a Table Diaper o. Back and Green
Myunoes; Nankccns; black aud Guild A uacha;
Coating GInghams; Solid do; Manchester and
Down Ginghams; Scare. and White Flanncls;
Plaid Jaconetts; Cashmere and Mousline de
Lame Shawls, black Levantine hdkf<; bonnet
Lawns 81 PLAID Shawls' Canton FlLnneis;
York Denlas, Newport CtsSimeres; Solesias;
Green barage; White aud Pink Gro de Mar;
BobbinCtt, &c &c.
A large and splendid assortment of FANCY
PRINTS, very cheap, good ass ,rtis ent Of Ho-
slery, Laces, EdSings, Ribbons and Hdkis
Trimmings, Umbrellas, and ParasOls; bonnet
Lawns.
They invite the People e. call and Examine their
goods before purchasing, they feel confident
they can eter as ref uIt greater b tr gaias
than any other House ia the city. jun5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
TRUSTEES SALE

HRh Virtue OF a decd II Trust executed 90 the
10 subscriber by William Auerhurv. I shall
sell on Monday tho 5ih day Of June, 1913. at the
front door at the Court house Ut Ohio county. MI
The right 'ille and interest Of aid AIerbury in and
T." The North hall oi Lot No 90 four ia square. No
WE'VE (l2) on Market 81 IN the city OF Wheeling
Selling Trustee shaIl cuny ey In The nu,cb,..,
only such title is vested ia Inc by the deed az
trust al"resad. ISAAC w MITCHELL
ap22 IA T,nsIa
The sale Of the above property is postp.ned until
Monday the 81 day oi July next
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
June Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
LAS

ONE OF your rough stuff hut the pure Persiin
m'n Wund. just received hy A = TODD NJ
the S'gn 9th BLACK MAMMOTH BOOr. finn
the East. speudid assortment GeutleD Gus ,lie.'
Misses, Boys and Chi.drvns' PerSimmnn LASTS
Also. very superior BOOT TREES. To he sold Tor
Cash At Eastern prizes. Al~'.a general assortment
OF Findings, Leather of all kmds. Bpois. Shoes aud
Medrrine, &c. Call al the SnuIh end Of Market
Square. IT, 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
CUANCERX SALE

OF hair lot IN South Hheeling.
IN CHANCERN- In the Circuit Superior
Virginia.
Shrner, Brady & Chapline, &c.
William Hosack, &c.
BY Virtue of decree made in the above case
| VIII sell on the Ihud Gay Of July 1913. at the
'front.' door of the court house of ONO county,
virginia, at public auction 10 the highest and
pest bidder, the north half of the lot % ground
situated IN the addition To the city of Wheeling.
LAID out by William Chapline, and designated b Y
on the tOllonInS terms of sale, viz: one fourth
ot the purchase money 10 be paid in hand, and
the residue IN slN and two I've months, with inter
Get from the dag Of sale, the purchaser giving
bond and security for the deferred instruments
ind the ute retained till payment.
i w MITCHELL, Deputy for
Arc HTEALp WOODS, 3 q T., aud
IHn2 I'm COmmtSsi0ner in his behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.


WNOR tbe benefit OF the afflicted am ind ced to
n acknowledge the benefit have experience, d
from the of SIR d'ses o( the SrAINBURN tx
TRACT PILLS. My case Of The FIRST stage of
Fever and Ague, aHd which came on every "a
hours. I tried almost everything that recon.
monded 20 break the chill. hut proved effectusl
except tie STAINBURN PILLS. which toek
about half hour before The usual time tor tie chill
b. cpme on. aud can confidently soy that they
broke e entirely, Il Is new three days since took
the last dose. aud have not had the slightest symp.
toms Of the chills returning. have recommended
the pills 10 several of my friends Sho afflicted
similarly 20 myseC and their testimonials IN fayOr u
the pills are such 90 tuduce me 90 send iheiS
case accompanying Ibis. Wa l. JOHNSON. q
Builder, AZ. 9Th sycuus. Nsw YOrk O.
The above medicine - soc sale a. IS cts per ho1
AZ the Office 335 Broadway. ...
For sale by JOHN THOMPSON.
az the book gforc oC VIA R0bb.
Also zoe sale ny Y w BASSETT,
iuu - Suuih Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
NO. I43, MAIN STREET.
WHEELING. VA.

" AaDAf.' = - " - - r.
VVViE subscribers beg leave % iufOfu the citizens
Of Wheeling aud vicinity ihat they have on
maud su extensive assormco, Of UPHOLSTERY
WARE. consisting in par 81 Reds. Bois,ers end
pillows. Curled Hair. Spanish hgss. Cotton, Husk
sowing and Straw Mattresses. Aisu, VeuHmn suJ
ss, WudoN BEuds ~ ssery va.isiy sfd siyle, Ou
hsnd aud ma . 10 order
Steam B,sts furnished wIlh every aSiiCle Of iutul
,uro ou the u0st accommodating ;eFus sud 81 shor
p,,,,ce MENDLL 4 HARBOUR.
JslJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

~ ZEAL ESTA III AND PERSONAL PRO
" PERTY.
Porter 4 wagoncr,
Isaac Springer aud Others,
In ChanCCIy- By VIRTUE of the icCrSc TToao.:n-
ced IN this cause, on the 10th day OF November
ls42, the undersigned, will offer TOT tale at thu.
residence ui sHlu SIrIni Cr, . -l-P INA - cast ct
Wheeling on he SdtiUn al road, IN = tuTd a Y the
lhHd day OF June next. the following personal
property, belonging TO the defendant Isaac
Spnneer, 10 vii, one horse, > cows, , feather
beds, bedst; ads aud brddmgs, bureau, ? I IU1es
dOZ chars, large copper kettle. aud : hogs
Also, one lot Oi land cont aiming one at r., sItu
atcd on the National road, tour and a half ,nllrs
east of Wheeling, being the residence of s.id
Springer, together with the ImpTOY EN-, nts there.
Terms-Cash, for the purchase oi the personal
property; on all sums to the amount S2n; over
that sum, On da - credi' will he given, hearing
interest from The ddy of sale For the real estate
a credit DISK. twelve and eig1 tech months with
interest, the purchaser purchasers giving DO Ids
with go, security, for the payment of the pur-
chase money, for said personal property and real
estate, aud the tItIe To SAID land rc,ained until
tue same is PAID
w MITCHELL, u s, tor
Arch'd Woods, Sheriff Ohio O.
may and Comr IN his behalf
The sale Of t'e above property is postponed
until Saturday July Sth, IsI3.
Nv NIT HE'LL, ID = FOR
Arch'd Woods, ShrnS OHIO co
Jue and COm'r I'm his behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
n. NHMSEN

HAVING fitted up his Old stand. 81 Main a.
~ n foe The reception of customers. tenders hes
services 20 he old irieods anil The public. He will
furnish parties fsmilies with sound FRUIT sponge
slmo''d. tar cake, sc. &c, PLAN &c zee Ia superi"s
Style also Wit fruits confectionery and every sort
Il cfeans' jriss aud Bsirc Mango, Ice Creams. So
js GOm ga eEcelleat and pure auu,ain Cunfecto
nary FrH'ts' &C. sery ed 90 81 al tunes n Wis iers
sc is sure that those Who call ou hnm will be sure
90 call again. jnDe 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
PL.g.N TEES EsO USE.
BALTIMORE HOUSE,

4 large and eOmB,Odiops hreesforyb brick building
MOHROE ST. NHEELtSo, Va.
a. 70 CARRU THEIRS, respectfully informs
~ the travelling public, thlt.h continues u
keep the above estlbll>hmCnt-and hopes 10y strict
attention TO merit generous share Of public pat
rOnagc
The loc9'loN Of the Baltimore IIouseis superior
to any other IN tho city, being convenient TO the
Steam Boat Landing, a. unIng the Merchants
anI Mechaulcs' bank, nearly opposite the Post
Office, Directly opposite the Messrs wm Paxton
son Fleming and Tlnglc. Craugle 4 Balley's
thus ahurcIng - travellers visiting the city on
business very desirable situation.
\ goud stable Is attached to the premises, which
viii be carefully attended &c.
6eutlemen calling al this House en- have their
passage IN Stea YibOats and coaches secured on
the beet TERMS baggage will be conveyed, for
travellers TO and from Boats Tree of charge; and
CO1chCs will call at the door TO receive passen-
gers.
Good servants will be employed to wait on
travellers, and the House will be open at all hours
OF night tor their reception. Charges made 10
SUIT the ume-. Wheeling, may -. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
HOME or THE IRON RULE.

4 Domestic Story, 10y Mr.. Ellis, author Of
"A wives of England. ;" dang rs at Eng land. ("
Just published in one volume OF IIarpeI's Library
of select novels, and for sale at the Book Store Of
the subscriber, At The low price of IS cents.
Jun WIN ROBE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

HoWELEs POLITICAL MAP OF OHIO
Il II Map Of the Politics and Statistics Of Ohio.
exhibiting counies, with their seats Of Justice and
Guhernaiurial elecion from 1928 to S42 inclusive
Carefully Corrected from official documents. by WIN
Z nOwells, just received and for sale by
MELLOR, Periodcal Agent.
jdn7 No Of. Hmm 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
FLYING nuTCHMAN-

ME LOST SHIP es The Atlantic Seampr;o
Il novel, hy the author OF "CavendIsh," The
Flying Duirhman," &c. Just rec lived and f1r sale
NJ the uN price OF 2j cIs, hy W ROBE.
jun 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15

ssTINIERE Is NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Tue II 'me, or Family Cares and Family
Joys, novel by Frederka Bremen. author of the
"Neighbors." translated from the Swedish by Mary
Hewitt just received aud for sale hy
jun WIN ] ROBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
JUST RECEIVED,

A JOURNAL. of the disasters in AhghanisInn
IN ia 1912. 10y Lady Sale Just published in
Harper cheap style and E.r sale hy
jun WM J ROBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
FOURTH JULY TEMPERANCE
CELEBRATION

VINE Committees OF arrangement and invitation
will meet al the Council CHAMBER. this even
ing al early candle light The Committees from the
Martha Washington Sociely, the Sunday schools and
che military companies respectfully invited 20
attend. june "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
FARM FOR SALE.

THE han !some farm is offered for sale situated
on the Ohio III er, seven miles below CALI
polls, on the upper point, at the mouth Of Rae
coon creek, In the corner of two ttreams, and
tSo roads free from high water. SAID farm has
brick house, orchard, first rate we'll sugar
orchard, and coal bank Ii rs a handsome stand
for farm or Town.
will attend at said farm all the month of June
next to show the premIscs% receive propositions
can take goods and other property for half
the sum offered warranted title given.
also offer sOme good lands in Illinois, in q
Sond and healthy neighhOrhCnd
may IL NEHEMIAH DAVIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
JUST PuRI.IsuEn.

NRAVELS III Egypt. Arnhia Prrrea, and the
Il Hoy Land 10y lie Rev Stephen DIN, ID d
p'esdtn NJ oi the Wesleyan university, with twelve
il's ralOnS on steel IN vos just received and .or
sale hy iuue - WA pOpD