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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
DIED,

d. 10 halliax, 2lst ult, Sarah Dean, aged 10
rT,ntefs IN Mass, are requested &c.
~ D1rewsyIile, (Walpole,) on Wednesday of last
week Hon Thomas G. Drew, aged 81.
ln wsIpoe, Both ut., Mrs. Betsey Thompson
w'ie Of Mr. David Thompson, aged 81.
In New London, NJ H., 2lst uli. Mr. Mose.
,l1 aged 80 yeurs and 5 months. In AprI
IUo, Mr. Trussell, on hearing of the "Lexington
hght, took his fowling piece and travelled "a
1,,harestown, Ms, for the purpose of opposing the
BRUSH, and fought at Bunker Hill While speak.
Jug WIN Trend, ball came from tender shin
in Abe harbor, aud took off one of Mr.. TrnsseII's
,'Andsan also one Of his friends hands passing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

So,cing Corn for Fodder.-Extract of a
letter from Pittsburgh, Pa; Il last spring
sowed one acre Of corn and find il most ex.
cellent feed for milk cows; in fact consider i,
the best Iced we can give them, together with
pasture. | cut and feed it green: had Two
crops on the same ground. From The little ey
perience have had, would say the ground
requires to be good, and as free from weeds as
possible. The first crop, in our section of the
country, should be sown as early in The spring
as inc weather VIII permit; the second crop
not later than the first Of July, 10 insure IuIl
crop, and time TO feed green. The second
crop will outgrow the weeds
letter from NJ. p, New York. saws: 81
last year sowed about two acres of corn broad
cast. Though neither measured or weighed
the crop, It was so abundant and profitable as
same while lhage farm.-.aibany CaIiisafor,
0FMOney wanted at this Office
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

ioara Land Sales,-lt appears that the Govern
ment Land sales which took place during the past
month in the Territory of Iowa, have not resulted
very profitable TO the Treasury. In the Fairfield
district, where by far the best business was done but
50,OOO acres were disposed of out of $4,000 acres
offered. In the Dubuque district, of 725O00 acres
out Of 1892 900 acres offered, bat "a 900 were dis
posed Of
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@AUCTION.

A GREEABLE TO adjournment, will he sold
IA al Public Auction, on TUESDAY the
ID day OF MAY next, at Guiliord Centre, Ia
the highest bidder, the stock of goods belong
ing to ID. II. Stevens & Co., consisting of
Broadcloths, CasSimeres, silks,
Aidpines, CdiicOes, Cdmbrics,
Fancy Goods. Shd'Ois, BOanets, Combs,
and most articles usually KEEP, in country
store.
N. b. Ladies will please favor Us, as well
as gentlemen, with their company on said day,
as many articles will be offered suitable Tor their
convenience, as well as ornament.
sale val commence at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Guiliord, April i6, is4s. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

Rule Reduce the number of cogs to their least
common multiple. (See Vulgar Fraciions) Then
divide the number thus found by the number Of
cogs in any one wheel, and you have its number OF
revolutions in eiiecting the cycle. +.
Answered by NJ. w. Of this town.
Answer TO Problem Goth, 72I feet
Answered by NJ W., and E. + Of this town.
Problem 2lsf.
gentleman purchased certain tract Of land in
the form Of circle, at $50 per acre; the dollars
which encompasscd ii exactly paid for il. liza dol.
lar be an inch and a half in diameter what was the
diameter of the piece ofand, and what did il cost
Problem I'D
Two persons, the one feet high, the other feet.
Now suppose they are both well proportoned in all
respects how much more cloth will il take Ia
make suit of clothes for the first than for the sec
ond'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

GJs The Intelligencer of Friday, published in
Washington, District of Columbia, contains the
following advertisement, which we insert gratis
NIFTY NEGROES WANTED The subscr;.
IL Der wishes to purchase Immediately fifty Ne.
groes, for the New-Orleans market. Himself or
agent at all times be found at the corner of 7tb
street and Maryland avenue. All letters addressed
to him will receive prompt attention.
jan 30-itf THOS. WILLIAMS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

And YOUNG LADIES' MAGAZINE, is the title of
new work, published bi-monihly in Phila-
dslphia at the extremely low price Of
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
THE design of this work is TO furnish, at a lo,s
rate, Magazine which, regards literary merit
and mechanical execution shall equal the best three
dollar magazines. Each number will contain at
least forty-eight Is vo) pages Of reading matter,
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL,
from the pens OF the talented male and femalef
writer's OF the day. One or more splendid,
STEEL ENGR4FLNGS will be given in each
number and one Of series of splendid
FLORAL ESGRAvINGs-RIcHLY coLoRID
now IN course OF preparation f; decidedly the most
attractive series Of embellishments ever given in any
magazine. One or more pages OF new and popular
MUSlC, VIII be given in each number. IL will be
printed upon new type, cast expressly for the pur
pose, and upon fine white paper. The work has
reached its third number and thus far the result has
proved that the design of publishing a magazine of
superior literary merit and elegant execution at the
low price of ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR. could not
out be successful. Our subscription list is already
double that Of any One Dollar Ladys Magazine.
aud hundreds are added each week
NEW CONTRIBUTORS,
oi known and acknowledged talent have been secu-
red, and the publishers determined to spare no
pains or expense in rendering the work every way
worthy the patronage of the public.
CLUBBING AND PREMIUMS.
For The convenience of neighhors, and to faciIi-
tate remittances, we will send, when RENTED post
PAID seven copies ofthe WREATH one year. for as 90
-Four copies of the Wreath, aud three dollar Maya
zine, IS 90
Five copies OF the Wreath and any Philadelphia
Weekly paper, as 90
Fifteen copies of the Wreath, $1,000
Ten copies of the Wreath and any three dollar
Magazine, $1,000
Ten copies Of the Wreath, aud Sparks Life of
Washington. in Nos $1,000
Ten copies of the Wreath and SCOTS Novels, 1000
Ten copies of the Wreath and Dickens (Bozsl
Works, sIO00
Twenty copies Of the Wreath and any of the above
named works Sl5O0
Specimen Numbers furnished If ordered rosr PAID.
address DREW &. SC.4MnEL,
81 South third ST., Philadelphis!
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Lumber, Lumber.

q TOWNSLEY & SON have for sale.
~ No. Pine Boards, Common do, Vel.
low do. Spruce Floor Boards, Spruce Clap
boards, Hemlock Boards of oil kinds, Shneles
o. al qualities, all Of which will be sold cheap
Tor good pay.
Bfalieboro, April IS, 1s4S. "a
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Worcester PlOws.

MANU- FACTURED by RUceLEs,
I'VE NoURsE & Mason. The only genuine
centre drali Flows made in Worcester county.
Garden Rakes and Hoes; wedding and trans
planting Iro,cels; Cuitirators, couImon and
improved, with a variety Of Agricultural Tools,
for sale at manufacturers prices, by
J. STEEN.
April 7, ls4S. So
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AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Vendue, al the Inn
w of Daniel Jacobs in Guilford on Satur-
day the 29th day Of April inst, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, the following property, viz:
One Horse; three horse Wagons;
single Harnesses; Q Hunting Guns;
One Cart; one Chaise; one Plow;
-Four new Scylhe Snaihs;
One Lumber Wagon body.
Also, many other articles too numerous TO
mention. Sale posifire.
CYRUS CARPENTER, Auc,inneer.
Cniford. April II, Is4S. sS4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
MARRIED

a, tue Vermont House in this Village 18th inst,
~ nev. Addison Brown, Mr. Martin G. Wright Of
9 Snesterheld, n H., TO Miss Sarah Worcester Of
:, ~ ms village, 10Th inst by Rev. A. Brown, Mr.
OF Hinsdale, ~ H.
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TAKE NOTICE.

HEREBY give notice TO all whom il nav
IL concern, that have this day sold unto NV
son, Robert N. Fuller, his Time, and that L
shall CLAIM none OF his earnings, nor pay any Of
his debts or contracts after this day.
Attest, JABEZ FULLER.
Amherst, March 30, ls4S. s3S
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Rags /! Rags 4!

~ ii. THOMAS continues to manulac-
-. iure Paper at the Topographic Mill, and
VIII purchase any quantity OF RAGS at cash
prices
April 10, lS4S. 4mo is So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

George Godfrey has been sentenced at Norwich,
Conn, to the State Prison for life, for rape com
miiied last fall his iuegitimate daughter only
eight years DID,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

-, A lad of IA years old attempted TO commit
suicide by hanging himself, near Buffalo. He
Va Vas discovered before life was quite extinct
,t te gave as a reason that he was thinking of
we we death of his father, (who, about six years
,"ce' hung himself in Bennington,) and
S %Uush' he would just try how IT would feel to
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SEEDS.

CARROT, Ruta Baga, Mangel Wurtzel,
~ and Turnip, by The pound; with a variety
Of the best OF GARDEN SEEDS, for sale By
April I, Is4s. SO
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PAY UP!,

A LII persons whose Notes and Accounts are
IN OF one years standing, and over, are re-
quesied to call and pay the same-wilhout fur
ther notice. BUTTON & CLARK
bra,ileboro, April 10, 1913. 4w 50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
NOTICE.

IHtHOSE persons whose Notes and Accounts
n have been long standing, are hereby no
tined that payment must be made Immediately.
A. f. DWINELL.
Brattleboro, April 10, ls4s. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

Answer to Problem l7lh, SO miles, I64 rods, II
feet, LIZA inches. BY the Propounder.
Answer to Problem 10Th.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

CASE OF SEDucTIoN-A case of seduction
lraught with uncommon interest, was before the
Sheriff's jury on Monday evening, for assessment
OF damages, The defendant having allowed iudg-
ment TO be taken by default. The parties had sus-
tanned the most exemplary charace--both being
highly respectable and well educated-the defend
ant having travelled extensively, aud being withal
gentlemen OF winning manners and address
what renders the recital the more painful is the
TACT that the acquaintance of the parties commenced
IN Sunday school-the seducer being the secreta-
rry OF the school, and the young lady a teacher
We are told that he prosecuted his design upon her
Tor months, with all the art of the most accomplish.
ed roue, AMID the most earnest proestatons Of hon
orable designs and the most solemn pledges of mar.
rage. lie succeeded in winning the affections OF
ms Victim to the deepest recesses of her heart and
although, like other villains, having gratified his
PASSION he has flung her ''like a loathsome
weed away, yet she, mother now of seven
MONTHS loves him with all the ardor and singleness
OF womans heart. The damages claimed in the
declaration were $4,000 and OF so aggravated a
character did the sherffs jury consider the case,
AFTER iull examination, that they awarded the
whole amount. But IL appears the young man has
no property Ot what value, then, is the verdict I:
IT'S worth nothing-t amounts to worse than moth.
ing! We have now before us the select committee
report TO the legislature, with draft of law, ma
King this crime punishable with imprisonment
TINS is the best remedy for outrages of this kind
ana we hope soon to the law on the statute
book.--.N Y. Com. .4dU.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
PEAS! PEAS!!

A FEW bushels very clean Marrowfat Peas.
IA just received and for sale by
BUTTON s. CLARK.
Aprii III, iS4S. 3w IS
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Live Geese Fealhers.

WARRANTED Northern Live Geese
w Feathers, just received and for sale low
by BUTTON e. CLARK.
Brattleboro, April IL, ls4S. CIV 50
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We have been much pleased with an article
which is found in the religious papers, being
the address OF the pastor Of church in We
burn, Mass, to member of his church on be-
ing indicted into the Office of Deacon. We
hope that the principles inculcated BY the pastor
may, ere long, peTvade and actuaie all churches
and communities.
81 rejoice my dear brother, that after taking
the subject into long and serious consideration
and after sharing an interest in the PRAYERS of
Gods people, that you might be directed by
Divine Wisdom, you came TO the concusionto
accept olthe appointment of the Church. You
are brother, whom we have well "proved. :"
You have stood by your minister in prosperity
and IN adversely; in health and sickness. You
have been Tor long series of years firm sup
porter OF the doctrines of the Bb,e and con-
slstent practiser offs duties. You have the
reputation ufhaving been an honest man; and.
of having paid your debts, as every Christian
ought to do. | am not aware, that you owe
any man, any thing: il you do, am quite
certain you will pay him as soon as possible;
II were not, ! should be very slow in putting
my hand on your head to-day. Dishonesty
and fraud are bad in any professor; but, in
Deacon they are are more monstrous, than in
any other man, except minister of the gospel
But on this point must not enlarge. A word
to the wise is sufficient"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

Management Of Bees in The Spring III the
hives are kept in The shade, and where it is
rather dark, bees will not attempt to 90 out
ill they can oft with safety; but il the sun
shines on the hive, it makes mlder climate
in aud around the hive, than there is out in
the fresh and chilling breeze, and the bees will
be induced to go out when it is too cold, and
becoming chilled they fall on the snow or cold
ground and by these revivas they will be more
in action and consume more honey.
In the spring, when warm weather common
ces, or Just before, ifany one can guess Alright
in such season as this, take out the board on
which the hive sets, scrape off all the dead
bees, &c and wash il thoroughly. Then let
II dry and wash it over with whiicwash OF
lime, with good lot of salt in it, even more
than will dissolve. Whtewash also the low
er edge of the hive, and up in the comb. This
whltewash is very acceptable to the bees and
they will eat il ireely.-BOston Culiiuator.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
WAGGONS.

y BUGGY WaGGONS, and ono COM
- mon thoTough-brace Wagon, for sale a,
April is, is4S. "a
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Most Distressing Occurrences We are
Just informed of most melancholy accident
that took place on one of the prairies in the
western part of the State. A family of en-
grants, eleven in number, while on their way
10 Iowa, were frozen to death in their wagon.
The horses stopped at house, when the in
mates, not seeing any one aIight from the
wagon, were induced by mere curiosity to
make closer examination. Upon looking in
to the wagon they were horror-struck at the
appalling spectacle which presented itself to
their view.
The father and nine children were living
in the bottom of the wagon; the mother,
probably the last survivor, was sitting up and
holding the reins as if driving.
We did not learn the name of this unfortu-
nate family, or from what part of the country
they, were removing. Pekfn (W) Palladium,
Of The 22d uh.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
CHURNS.

A FEW Offender Churns, worthy the at
IA tention of Farmers, for sale BY
BUTTON 4 CLARK.
Braileboro. April 10, Is4S. CIV IS
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THE LADIES, W.RE.aTH

And You've LADIES' MAGAZINE, is the title of
new work, published bi-nonihly in Phila-
delphia at the extremely low price Of
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

GTMOney wanted at this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTs-

HAVE Just received Information, that nO DEGREES
4 Oi discharge were made in any VI the c.ses un-
dGr my cafe where the Printers and Clerks fees
were not paid. TlierefOfe thOse NhO know that
they have not paid their fees. may know that IEtit
eases are continued till 2Sih Of February. shall
certainly leave here Oh the 20lh February for Stain
ton end oil who expect discharges must supply me
against hat time with the necessary means Or their
cases Will be continued. ! am also informed fhat
the Clerk will move The court al the next torn 10 set
aside alldeeroes that have been entered up,in which
The fees are not paid such Of my clients us know
that Ihese fees are unpaid will do we'll 10 attend 70
tbs 10 timu. Al certificates HAT remain In NV
hands, Oh ooh February will lie returned 10 S,auu-
TN. liam 30 Iw1 WIISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
ACARD.

To RFNTERS-A.S s. Todd wonId
SSsV4 iB6nm oil Io whom IhiS may cruveu,.
ilSsfFS Ihrt lac hns for rcui in the inm ,dnie
&AA{A vicinity OF Wh,el.Ig a small Farm 81.
lnntS m the o 10 river, directly u pnsiie la Ri,chie
Town. whi"h Is well adapted lei %eardeni; 8 or Gr-
ming pniRsts. Eight acres of the aluve ground
was enclosed S'me years since for The purpose nf u
market garden; IN this garden Is planted "a variety
OF ROOTS, such us straw berry, %rhuharh, asparagus. &c.
als', un The place is fnm 60 10 20 fruit Ire,s ui di e
ietrnI kinds. Fran us near proximity Ia ia" city
"i Wheeling. IL Is n very dcs rahls situation tor per-
suns who wish To aite"d the Wheeling Markets -
The whole OF The nhuy" ground, or the 5 arrrs will
he leased as may best sat The person whn re'iIs-
Esquire Of a : Todd ~ his uAice ON VI un street.
or nj the sign Of the lrm-w heel'd Dlack MammuIh
3 o'. Market Square, Wheeling. Va
ieh 3 a. s. TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
MnEEIING HOUSE.

NllE smhsrribcr having taken The large ard
comm. dious ls'iic House. ; inaicd ia A.niu
AID Qaiicy ,ioeciS. "a ihe eay ct Wasrius ~ The
Corier immediate below Mr. J,ira MCOune,s
respectfully announces 10 hs ir, uds rnd The lHbhr
th At hc i pr pared 10 uccOnmUd, te all WIN may
give hm u cal.
The house has lately born pat ia thorough good
otd'r-ihaIy improN einenis having heeu made. aud
Iil" yard has hceu considerably enlarged. Ahici,
Nil enable him Io nrCoinoilie Wag' ncrs, Druvers
aud Pedars, Who will always End his Table. Bar
and Sable well %supplied. Travellers will ul~D fnd
II I" their advantage 20 give him a call ns II Is lns
intention ." D." every thing ia his power. 10 make
hem aud eli others. comfortable WIN may si"p wiih
him. lie als' Pr"i"scs 10 lake buaricrs 10y The
d'y, week. or year. and his rriccs Will be made to
salt the limc-,
II. ANKENY.
Feb 4. 1873
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

Oh Frd y evening the Orrg"n Bdi finally pas.
sid the Senate 10y the iOlluw ing vote:
YENS-Nt,s,rs. Allen. Beuion. Buell., nan. Clay.
ton, FnlIun. Henderson, King. l. ma. A,CRD,eu..
NlaugHm. Mrrnrk. PErlIS, Sewer. Sn ia OF Cam.
Ssn,h of Ind. SturgrO, Japan, W.lhcr. NH .
Wilr"N. Williams. W"idhury. Wright. Yuung.-2I
NAYS hicssrs. Archer, Isig 10y, B.Irow. BATES
Havdtd. Bcu'cu. Calhoun. ChosIe. C,,brud. Cmis
DhD Ion. Evaus, Graham. Huntingdon. h.cn.m q.
Mhl'r. P,tirr. klvts. Summons. SIrlEuc, Ta!Inadg,
Woodbridge %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

TIE SeME;s CASE-oa Friday all .,
m'ihrrs al the rann Marital were rtcsrut ez.cir
Capt. Sail wIO war e,tu al un account uf al
hvaih. TIE w'fnrssrS ih bet g III prc-vn', moth
ing Was due r.ILe irri. a Ma,krnze
Aherm"n Sculcs appeared in counsel for Cron'
wells ~i,Ow, nMd asked a seal al ,Le Iab.e ard
leave {" Iaricii ate IL. The Proceedings lie Wa'
allowed To- lr rccstnt. LuI was nOi allowed 10 pa.
Ltiiac in the p1urrcJirgS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EETATT.

virtue Of deed OF trust exccHted by Jacob
- r Bier, bearing date on The 18Th day OF inlay
1871, aud recorded 10 the Clerks Office Of ito
county court Of Ohio county, 10 deed book No %.
page ZIG. | shall, on Saturday. the 4h day Of Feb
nary next. az Inc front door Of the Court House OF
Ohio county, proceed 10 sell at public auction, To
the highest bidder, The following described real e.
tate, 10 wit All he estate. right. title and interest OF
the said Bier ~ aud 10 lots No. ono. Two, thee ahd
four in The q square, aud lots No. Eve, SIX und
thirteen IN Sh square in the addition 10 SOuii
Wheeling laid OUT by Richie g. Sprgg. commonly
called Rtchietown. Terms made known az the
limo Of sale. Selling rs trustee. ! shall only make
such title as Is vested in ne. NJ NELSON.
dec 2g-lm Trustee.
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FOR RENT.

ga n. ;. TODD has tor rent Two large and
kssze cUIam ,'nus ruUms D 10y g. feet, on Il,e 3..d
& } liar over hs Buui and Shoe store. corner Of IT.
mon ani market streets. Ihrse rpuIEs Ia SIZE are
we'll suited for sch"'! r0rHs aud mlry other pug
puSes, persons wishing ln rent ran be aceummuda.
ted w,Ih one OF both uiliem Oh "a lease at uue wear
or MO. Enquire Of \ STOOD.
jan 10 Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot.
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CITY or WHEELING.

Is CouycIL, Jan 25, 1913
.nRDERED, igi Che c]IccIuu OF ihe Dn,rsfs al
" iho city DE made Tie special order ior fht
next mreilug ofthe council and that when the
CpuucIl adj mrns. 81 will adiruu to meet again. on
WcIuesd ty. February IsL 1913. nj U'1Iock. p ST
4 true extract from thc minutes.
Attest, JAMES 5 WHEAT,
jan 81 Clerk.
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TIN ear, iie llIer.n, meter siaudingaI 5 degree.
above, q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
$. MAIL LINE FOR WOOSTER.

L. 5. MAIL LINE FOR WOOSTER.
- We will start our coaches
z1E~ IA iulure fn.m Ills place. nj Q
&JVfFZ5bM O'clock 4 ", un every Monday,
sS1~sHES Nedm sIay aud FRIDAY. for
WUsier, Cieyelind. Nurwaik. DC. via Mt Pleasant.
tndls. anil Canal D,vcr. running ~ cDnuerIi0n " ni
lines or Lower SsndusEy. Pcuyshurg, AID on q,
Detroit. lhc fare Un 'his runle has been reduced in
pfupurIinn 10 lhe Tunes; travellers Wishing 20 gn
Hurh. wall find This n cheap. speedy aud pleasant
route. O.Iire ~ he BAT uf The " ) I1iel. Vaiet
street. Wheeling. Va. JOIN \ MYERS.
prrDriftor
BARTLE1 DENNisnN, Agent. jan 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

, Go are also aEentsfor I'm Hagar& Cors
New 4 Orkl Type foundry, and are constantly
supplied with Type and other printing apparatus,
watch they offer for sale at New York prices-
SHEPARD d 20.
Stereotype Founders and Printerg,
THIRD street between Walnat and Vine.
Cincinnati jan Il NV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
FOR RENT.

FOH RENT.
IA The three story brick dwelling hnn~e
sSsseA "n Mann street. lately occupied 10y Jas
IttiFE A Mclean.
AA4A Ajso. ihe room on The GrsI floor Of
SAID building. and go thc occupancy of DauT Nj
+ lgrrgISi. Fsq NJ au Attorneys oni,c
Aisn. SeSerni Irnemeu;s IN goUd i%UcauiOns. So iiaLle
Tor Mcchnnics' shops.
AlSr tue trick Warehouse and dW elhrg on Main
street near rhe bridge, lately occupied 10y John Reid
a. a GUctry.
For terms whUh wiIl be reasonable. apply To
jan Us FRANCIS II ARNSTRO Sc