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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-30
Mall Arrangements.

Great South Mail closes daily at az o'clock An E.r,
sorh Mail Is closed daily O'clock A. M ION Sunday at M
and Washington City Offices and conveys mste for ehso
the Teri!orles Of Wise Iowa and those Nou6en
anu rennsyvania; also the Northern part Of
The South Way-Ma, which supplies the Office, in New
nn Extra WsvMsI y whch osoSs A. lexcep Sundays
Of The Railroad between this and Phadepha is closed daily
The Great North Mail including all matter in hi, State
lying the West side Of the Green smon'
da Is closed daily at o'clock, AN. " cana
The way-Mal to Albany, including S''''0e' Closes.
AZ AZ the principal towns on the Hudson}6 AM AM
The Great Eastern Mail, via stonington
Providence and Boston including New
hampshire, Maine, part of Massachu-
sets, part Of Vermont, the Eastern Bril-
The Mail by steamboat to New Haven, "
and ny railroad from thence TO Hartford,
including those Offices adjacent thereto,
raa'ly, except Sundays. 2pM AM
The Mail by the Norwalk and Bridgeport
Steamboats, connected with Housatonc
Railroad, supplying Offices IN that sec
9 iop Of Connecticut adjacent to the line,
The NAL Mail, vi. Yonken and Sing Sing to 4 W.
THE M,sl v. atE, ,ys, ch.,,x aP.M
and Bedford to Danbury, CT. daily, eS,,
The ss' Mail s 's, Brooklyn, ,ri.. day. ~
The WayMa bstween this and Albany, on either ~ p !"
,r SIDE s 'hs I'm sver closed daily AN
The Mails on Long Island are closed as fSo%sy
On the the soa s Monday dy VIZ d and
On the Middle route. Tuesday and Friday. "
Jamaica, daily, except Sunday -. ..S w
Fort Hamilton Fisibush, SC. daily ercert sunday N
srhe Great Eastern Mail via stoninston &c |, closed ~
day morning by land Time Of arrival SUNDAY Ss eysn;r sun
O'Clock. '' evening"
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One ship, unknown.
General Record.
E Ss the
al Sc Ar Of @
and has DO, since been heard She also had board
ss Of first ola AID Ia
The above ali belonged to Provneetown She had two o,he
seamen names and residences unknown.
Notice to Mariners.
We take the following from the Antigua Register Of Dec
and eS and is clos ire be n;yS
sorle according The dates months ago. has Il.
qTs % % ora Which have been thrown aside
the extreme east end of this island,-
sA bottle containing the enclosed paper was picked up
one Of the bays 70 the northeast of Rooms estate
Sa be E III
day. lreman' SIR your OOedient servant servant:
bound Bs to Dasss # ;i
have had for the three days current setting to SS
the H Iate 81 9i,t ~ ,G miles per hour
WhaIemen.
Sailed from Rio de Janei,o h Inga Cudworh for Isle
fepa%5acS ssi fSepis Small. with $40 bbs .D to
sal, sI for . Gull Of Mexico co sane day.
pse H. lat II H. Ion 81 Cyprus from South Sea- smo. out
sy lat II II N Ion 50. soon Brishtman for West Indies
ATT at rovncetown oath inst. franklin sope Blsnco. 100,
mos out 500 sp.
Reliance from Liverpool for Mobile Dec H. lat so Ion g.
Foreign Ports.
BnIDoETowN, Barbadoes Jan 2-Arr vginia Dexter Aex
andrs ath Hartley, Kelly, do; Gen Marion, Sylvester
sid 3D. Joseph Ly nn CenseTo.s m bee "a
Charles rsdae, Plymouth NC; Sylph, Pudden Charlie on
!onia Wheeler, Wilmington, Del; II II Booth Partridge
Edenton NC Pennsylvania, Turley. Philadelphia Fame
BARBApoEs, Dec liar Cocheco. Wilmington, NC; Pc
terson Green. Philadelphia l2th Cape Cod, Nickeron
ANrIeuA, Dec s-Ar Waldo, Bowling, Plymouth, NC
bern NC.
TnINIDAD Port Spain. Dec 27-sd May Flower Thompson
New Haven Eyelma, Bnsr do; 29h Comet. Vesey NYork
Jan Nmbe, Ferlall, st Thomas; Sea Flower Northup
Aux CAVES Dec 30-No American vessels in port.
PERNAMBUco Dec 22In port, Navarro Cole unc; Roths
child Laury do Brandywine Smack do; Chpoa, Lane
Padsng, Pinckany, from edepha, do; Lopez Sheed
Tor DO 10th jan Sid Jones. Nickesen, for Rio Janeiro
Home Ports.
PORTLAND, Jan 27CId Brown NEW 1856 TONS of Port
land) Brazier. Porto Rico: Sebago Coffin, MOBILE
PoRIsMoUTH Jan 2lArr Planet, Knowton Boston; Peru
VA French, Wilmington. NC; 23d, Only Daughter Morey
Island Hal! Raprahannock Sgga for brig Cid Jas Fran
cs Paine, Vera Cruz Baltimore, HASKELL Nassau Mp and
mkt; Unicorn Breed, New Odeans Lawrence Howes Bati
Rore 10; eseh Haett do Patapsco Nickeson do Malaga
HoLMEs HoLr Jan 27Arr and sd Harvest, Bates Frede
HAMMOND do; Mirror Chapman do; Seadn Curtis 10
seph b. Dayton for Portland.
PRoviNcsTowN Jan 2i-Arr George Thomas Ryder q In
more for Por,and North Star, Wnsow, Rchmand for Ports
mouth and Portland. -
RIcHMoND, Jan 2e-Sd Lynchburg, Matthias New York;
Mowbry, Hoffman, Jersey City. - "
SAVANNAH, Jan 2i-An Lucy Ann Snow NYork and al,
Tor NOreans Sid Indefatigabe Br) Lister LIVERPOOL Ci
Superb, (Br) Dick. Glasgow. ' "
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MEDICAL NOTICE

NR HOMER BOSTWICK. Professor OF Survevv and an
~ eeon 70 he New York Medical and Surgical InsstSts
avs parcua attention TO the treatment of syes OF ~
cart and lungs Dyspepsia, piles diseases of md Al
msIe complaints The great that Amended he
node Of treating those painful and Frequently fatal dseases
brought patients from the counv
place themselves under his care and patients af
from distance, all tu, i've returned their homes
ectly cured, and those Eve were ncurabIe. n N =
HOMER BOSTWICK, M d. w
No. rs Chambers street.
jyls lmssm Second house Of Dro sdwsy
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Domestic Importatuons.

NEW ORLEANs-Barcue Nancy w Stevens-70 hhds sugar
~ bb molaes Robert Wliams-s8s bbls flour 2o2 cks as
6bls faxseed w u Cran-3o0 bales cotton N l. & 6
Gswold-39 Holbrook, Nelson co-2t Spear Patton--6
to order.
APALAcHIcoLA-Brig Cumbsrlandll5 bales cotton Hicks
COLO II Talman-30 Post & Phllips-l2 Wisner Gale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-30

On Saturday evening 2sth inst in the seth year Of his
age, HErRY LAvERry, Jr. son of Henry Laverty
His friends and acquaintance and those OF his father
are respectfully invited attend his funeral this after
noon at four o'clock. from his fathers residence 537
Broadway, without further invitation.
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Married

On the 18th July last, by the Rev. Mr. Phillips Captain
VIM NJ. MeARpLE, to Miss SARAH M. EARL, (second
daughter of Mr.. David Early both of this city.
Western papers will please copy.
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AUCTION SALES.
+ THOMAS BELL, Auetiosp.sser - '''''
80 BY BELL & HOWARD. lilf lfhfsl.
stsvsf Mes n .9nn AVID ms Ftitor sf1,s.sj t,

a., gY BELL HOWARD.I. .fhoy
IA ca iai 49,. MONDAY, = yi'.lp. ,.'l .ie
-. AT IoK o'clock, in the sales room ~. /. Z h
sas Oh vanous furniture. dry goods jewslry fan
large variety ofchoce urnure counting house desks
''N 10y 'A' D'"t'0'' ' TUE SHAY
.se'' 'ls
choice soSns shr :osss md Sry rood: x.S:s.ily
. cSoss sso over cSs yea. &C.
70 tETTwo rooms he "a aid "a stories of IT'S
D'0'o"'y opposite A%STRsG paEHs sfs 4woI ag
the :'s ossS with Tho fur
as G % .soa
sd sf ak kiFEL Z f nkt5ltAH Hssif6 a8
..- Ssore sa' broadway, corner Of Duane stzeets.
s,. s,s
door sale, fhou,shod furniture attended to gsrson
s ind susss sd'' Fur
MONDAY y a 4 r. 2
the excessive stock s c 81 1.sdg made clothing
together with another large ot close consignment
s'sS ana fancy
and merno vests calico shirts dawes &c in large lots
49, = At 10Y O'Clock, at The sale rooms.
vines Liquors and 's WEE,bNssnAV 5as $50 49,. 2
. At oH O'clock in the sale rooms .-J - i.
desirable stock Of and second hand cabinet and
X'o wood piano. ole elegant secret draw
s% e e or . IN
ware tables couches paintings &c. without reserve cash.
to pay advances. ' ~ - III - =
pR0DUCTIXE REAL ESTATE.-JAMES BLEECK-
NIX SON will sell at auction, under the direction of
David Codws Esq Master in Chancey, at the Merchants
the following valuable property Two neat houses
Nos 297 and 289 Madison street with eight fire places each
corner house and store No 9 Madison house
with house Ia the rear No q Scammel street Also the
lot No 239 Monroe corner of Scanned street, No 81 Seam
mel street story brick hous and stores No. IS Marion street.
houses go Walker street, lot 200 feet deep houses and
No 20 Roosevelt Chatham lot 1888 feet deep house
lot No 23O Mott street. opposite Catholic church houses
and LOT No 8 houses and lots Nos 276
ALSO under The dneet9. IF T Rugglss Esq. Master in
the valuable house and No. Orange street which cost up
wards OF $4,000 build and leased Mr. c. Donnahoe
$3.50 annum all taxes and repa and insured for So
and 900 mortgage Most of the above proper
ty in good situations for business iva 3tisSr
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ship Masters and Agents.

We shall cseemt favor captains Of vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEy, Of news fleet, re-
port OF the shipping left At the whence they sailed the
sssels spoken on their passage list of their and
orclgn wspapers they have He will the
Immediately their Agents correspondens at
home or abroad, will also confer favor by sending 70 this
ONCE all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-30
PEALE,s NEW YORK. mUsEUM

NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
is NOW RE-OPENED.
c. II. DEVOE, Manager.
Inc establishment almost endless umb of
RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS or
. NATURE AND ART!
Neatly and tasteuly displayed three spacious halls and
boasts of
COSTLY AND ELEGANT PICTURE GALLERY
Exceeding in extent and value any other u America.
Every Day and Evening commencing on
- ,TUESDAY. January 3Ist. lst3
SlGNOK MAELSKPS GORGEOUS DIORAMAO
Consisting of
VISION OF THE SUN,
THE INVASION of RUSSIA
Including the
CONFLAGRATlON OF MOSCOW
Mr. BLANC, the great Necrom ,ncer and Magician
MISS HOOD, the accomplished Vocaist-MR- T Ora.
HAN, the Comic Singer are al,o engaged.
Also engaged, during the whole Day asd l. venipa.
MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHING
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England.
She wishes not impose the public by making them
believe her Witch
FORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed with supernatural powe-but contrary
coniesses publicly TO be able instruct Others Of good
intellect, and mention their leading sactious of
PAST TINES
THE PRESENT,
AND THE FUTURE
Tickets to the Museum, Children half psio,
i29ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-30

W. .o%.: VIII slss massSS eRiS tsns
the corner of Douty and McKinny streets Brooklyn.
w Blocker st. from line until twelve. j3o
WANTEDA smaIt active lad to attend as waiter in pr.
~, o Ssie family Good city reference CURED APPLY at
| ETTER BAG Of Royal Mail Steamer Gale donis for
- liverpool, wa Halifax. will close Gpin'. Foreign l.
ses o Sfs in the Exchange Tuesday bal, ps
FNGLIsH MAIL-Lttter Bag, Tor The Royal Mail Steam
Harden co nspr re. 1s wa W , w G9s s
dIs "a The be ''' inst "A to O'clock T.
DR., FEUCHTWANGEKs sdversement Of Drugs
oo CShsmicas Dyes. Corayia Capsules. Extract Of Log
silver. Polishing Putty, &c. See an p.se. oI7sc
adhesive Eel, for she athng of houses
s ssi ships e Ike co 1T s st.
THE REyy. DIR cox AND HoRhlE TKEkLEY,
S S ss b sSS E .s T EJ
Ticket: had 1t D1yion Newman, 100 Broadway,
m''r. 90 Broadway G Il e H MAXWELL dIH, President
CHRIs1's COMING THIS YE,R-Geo. stors, of Al
o"%asS EvESSo0 q ooe to o he Son TN
ihsd = The st Midnight Cy, together with Nj, Miller
6S Row on the new Garth by DR. GSa%,
SOUND PHoT-owEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for New
KsnnebscE pSs Once az Fys sssr fo Nsn
at store, as Ws,st cSrn.r Beskao street, Vic,
h.rge the sime as from Gay Head ia, i%isr
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
ssh tar amef and , espf "a Pills from Portugal
n % II the last column fourth psSe, ma
PACKET SHIP GARRlCK ffom Liverpool Is d. charsin
ditely. -s4 . s-l ~ - JOG :tec
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 30,
Arrived

Arrived.
Barque Nancy w. Stevens Stevens, days from New Or
leans with cotton TO Ravens & Co.
Brig Cumberland KeaZer days Apalachicoa with
cotton, to Nesmith Leeds Co. On the 7h Jacob Miller
cook, died OF consumption. '
Brig Mariner Kidder IS days from Frankfort Me- with 1000
bushels potatoes. "
master
Sehr Emene Davidson, days from Brandvwine with conn.,
E. c. Briggs
White Rogers days from Brandy wine. with
schr Frank, Brton i2 days from Georgetown, DC. with
schr H Walker, Terry days from York River with oys
tiers, to master. - - -
Schr Boston, Bradley days from Frankfort with potatoes
to master.
schr Richmond, Holbrook. days from Thomaston with
lime, to master. "
Schr SPLENDID Crowel. days fiom Boston, with mdse to
schr Lois, Morley DAYS from Hartford with mdse ito the
master
Below.
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NJ A RITIM E HERALD
Packets To. Arrive.

Packets To Arrive. Packets to Sail.
FROM LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL
OXFORD, hafhbone, Dec. 81 Columbus. Cole Feb |
Patrick Henry Delano Dec 81 Washngton Burrows Feb7
FROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR PoRrsMouT1
Quebec, Williams Bee. IS Mediator Chamnl,n Fob
Philadelphia Hovey Dec 20 Wellington Chadwick Eeb 10
FROM HAvRE FOR HAvRE.
Argo, Anthony Dec. "a st. Nicolas Pell Feb
FRANCOIS Ainwoh, jan D. dOreans, Richdson, FebS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-30
CIRCULATION AND SPECIE OF THE BANK. New YonK

By this return appears that the quantity Of specie in
the Banks has varied $500 $685. which has been with.
drawn from circulation into the vaults Of the Banks,
while their issues have been contracted sa00ooO0 ma
king $780, less Of circulation than in 1887 The cur
rency ohe State would then have been oOO
900; by destroying the banks would be increased
sssOOO Hence it is the nature of banking to increase
q full currency and decrease restricted currency;
whereas their power of making issues were taken from
them the value Of The currency would undergo other
huctuaon but that VIII ch takes place by the import and
export of the precious meta,..
The following official the receipts and expen
dtureof the Belgan since is36s given by the
pV.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-30

Ne
L p BARNUM Manager. ~ '' ~" i""' Cnuon'
Flint week Of the gorgeous and ms,ns..n, .n.....,
ell NAPOLEON CROSSING THE Hf. JSs'N''" 4 u
got up IN estvie Of splend nd exnense r.,
, % E9Pa It, Positively and as.uIedy
=, GENERAL TOM THUMB. JUNIOR, sai
The smallest Dwarf IN all creation This perfect
man. on the 'mae scale before heard DO seen aSv
and evening Ms NIuseum, without extra charge He s ii
WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS!
That being precisely his weight when six months old
The General IS OF fine symmetrical proportion and decidedly
Last week Of the universally admired fii
ANIMATED TABLEAUX. --+yJ Be- -
splendid spectacle Of -
THE BURNING OF MOSCOW n
La Petite Celeste, the admired danseuse Mr. H. O. ahsr-
man. the popular ballad singer and T. o. Booth The Co
clinical Figures Wv
active preparations the sublime and wonderful moving Di
Drama Of the DELUGE -~ -
Performances commence at O'Clock.
Div performances Wednesday
o'clock '''-""" a. ~
Admission to all u cents-Cbildren half price
saturday next (ay and EVENING" Farewell Benefit of Gen
some time. i11sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-30

SEk PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANs-O.Iv
M3 Regular Line-The splendid fast sailing racket ship
fHUNTsVILLE, Capt Muford will sab pesitiveiy
Oh lat Feb, her r yuar day. '---'''''
Having splendid accommodations for cabin cabin
seerag- those wishing rths shl
fail to make early application board, OF TO -
,o VIZ L TAPsCOTT, a.r.
Nr ~ Peck sllp oouth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-30

COLLECTIONS on all parts Of the Uded States on
~ "''' q j. SYLVESTER
i2o lwr 70 Wall street aud N Broadway.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-11
JAMES II FORSYTH a. CO.
AND COMMISSION
MERCIIA MIS-.
WHEELING, Va.
ONE FIFE MORE.

] SENSENEH having IN hand stock much too
- heavy Tor the present season, and being very
DESTROYS OF reducing il as muJh possible before
the spring. Will offer inducements 10 CAsH buyeTs
lie wsuld respectfully call attention 10 tbe follow
ing articles:
Super wool dyed blue hlark Cloths.
\ hraly sopk at Cloths generally.
Ssly large stock Sauncrs and Jeans,
NnIle red, yellow and green Flannel
English McrInos aud AIoushu de IaIUs.
c. hcues of all qualities and prices,
Brown and bleacheG MusiIas, 80.
F"gciher gsitb al the other CIRCLES usually tHud
ia Dry Goods Store all Of which he viii sell 0,
his friends ca Ihey Will give him an OPP udu,nly
ou a. good lerms any utner store ~ rhe city
E whether dew Gentle, llahumcaaE or Norman.
dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-11

NRUST sALE.-I'y virtue of a deed bfIrusl
executed hv John Fawccii, bearing dalc "u
the 9Th Of April. and rccuTded IN the clerks
office OF Ohio cou,Iy. shall, on Monday the 18Th
day 81 May next prCced To sell. on the premises.
o. public auction TO the highest bidder iur cash. lot
\" Five, IA the second square IN the city of Vince
ling, situate Wafer street near the Steamboat
landing, who reon ure 3 large and ratuabis tUare-
houses. The title is beIcV ed be unques nna5lr;
but selling trustee will only make such tile
. vested IN me. WM Ii KING,
jan - Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-11
NIRE &NlARINE iNSURAACE-'Thore ~

sLNIRE &NiARINE INSuRANCE-Thore ~
q tw"slluiiiou- only ~ which individuals can
2e placed. w.sre they can adequately appreCia te
TIE Value Of insurance. These are, while -'and-
tlg upon the RUNS Of their own property, -sthCr
receiving from an insurance office the iul a
mOunt which they have losr, or standing on the
anne spot surrounded perhaps by d. ISOLATE tam
"; lamcntng hat stupidity and folly winch had
,trd To provide fur such a rouuogrEcy.
5 AIktN SDN, Agcui of the PROTEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
vIl take RISKS on dwelling houses, ware houses
torres, mills, factories, dc, together with thel
Onlents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chlntry. aud everyothcr description Of usurable,
property klso, on stean-. keel and Hat boats
Lnd their carg Ies TO and from any port on the
Western Waters
ONCE on Main street, nearly opposite the L 5
'"'eI. lan I. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-11

TENiIE subscribers beg leaye to inform The Cit
zcns of Wheeling and vicinity that they have
opened GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No LAB Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may Le found an extensive assortment Of
gill and mahogany framed Looking Glasses Portrait
and Piciure irlmes; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather t.eds bOIsers Pillows, curled halr Spanish
mus- cotton. husk and spring matpasses; together
with fuIl assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered IN iEIs ciiy;all
Of Wick will be sold the most reasonable terms
and narrated
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneers,
vnrnish. Sp nIsh moss, &c &c, constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article Of
furniture on the Iaosl accommodating terms and az
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders IN GAINESVILLE can be loR with }. FAD
ANS a. TO,
iun % MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-11
EOR SALE

4 Will sell lhc Mr,s.eue Fun. situated on The
A Ohio ryer 10 Kentucky. containing 3 o aercs.
equal distance between the iluurshIng CItIcs Of
MsysyIlle and Portsmouth,. and about : hours ran
10 Ciu,iuuaf. There isa regular line Of Packets
running from Portsmouth, TO Cincinnati, that nisi,es
tlheIr business 10 accommodate the farmer, that
hIs produce can be shipped 10 either paint sud "a
bnck ia les Than day. This land canugl he e..
ccllcd by nay ON The Ohio river from is head -
The falls To beauty fertility ri sod and lis heavy
timber. The timber Standing. properly managed.
Will bring iJug Times much rs ash Cor the farm.
There Is never falling springs on the premises
that can he cOnyeyed to any part VI This land also.
we'll al BE door, gnrd LOG house. yuuRg orchard.
sugar camp and about 400 acres cleared and under
good fence atd oil ~ regular fields lth gates %
each, also 40 or 50 acres of wood und under fence
Tor pasture Having concluded to decline farming
for the PRESENT. will sell Ibis desirable estate on
the most accommodating terms. 50 the pnrrh ser
can make his payments ont Of the timber alone
Persons wishing 90 purchase can call az my resi-
dence, north Wheeling. Any one wishing inlorma-
ton regards quality of SOIL timber. rIe, sc. can
call on James Burnley, esq, MyundsyIIle, Va.
mar 2 I'm = Ming.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-11

"BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE
HREES exclau. give as a good home aad we
y will give you plenty Of HONEY,
The county, town or individual right Of o new
uu royemcni called HISER'S COMBINED PAT
EN'F BEE PALACE. can be purchased in Vince.
ling at the store OF 4 S TODD, where a rzodcl Of
the some caz be seen Prices 10 suit the times.
NOV In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-11

UN Virtue of n decd oftrust executed by Fran.
- Ccs Melton 90 the Subscriber, bc1rag date
the 10th day Of February i-4l, and Of record Iu
the Cl0rE- OH of Ohio county, shall proceed
to sell on the 4tu d1y Of Mach 1913. az the tav-
ern Of John ID Foster, Iu the town of TuadeIphia,
10 the h'gIC-t bidder at publ. auction. certain
trac orparceI OtIand, living and being near 'Tri-
adelpbia lu thc county Of OHIO, containing three
acres HiJre or less, beng the land on which said
Melton drs, and was purchased by him Of
Charles ID Knox, and John Feay, severaIly.
Selling as trustee, ] shall only convey 10 the
purchaser such title as is vested In we by said
deed of trust
Terms Of sale. Cash
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
feb Its Trustee.
Tie sale Of lhc above properly s postponed
until The first day Of April neat by consent of parties
ITcrms-oue half cash and ihr residue I hirry day.
. from sale T. w MITCHELL. Trustee
I March 4. 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-11

W Wc uHft FSHt SttHNe "tetaftfHe ~ me ETt'tsh
cDIf:s II Isa''h-- LsHioA.
NVIlESE Med. cure every disease which
n aitn,ts OF cure.
1 Tnev remove from rhs stomach, h,cr and
inteslIues-the blpOi making Urgaus-tuc OBJ
,tructous Ia the cue performance Ui theI: healthy
iUuCil1HS.
They purify the blood 10y incrcS sing the vari.
aus ScCTCtIuus, aud prevent ais aSe by enabling
the body successfully To RESIST the pre- dlsI,u- IN
ani excltIng caus Ia disease.
3 They increase ths action of the absOTbDuts, by
which all npr. i'd groSihs are ak ca into cirCu-
latou aud afterwards sNI.c let l;Om the bod.
I lh.y restore tue regularity of those process
es upon winch thet9Tnai.Jn anu CIrcDI .tlUu Ui
tnt lOOd depends.
these are the only medicines known I'M which
small Il seS have 10 weriu aud beneficial effect;
aud yet, of which IA extreme Cdscs; such very
large doses may he administered ieariessly anu
with greatly increased auVantt yes the patIeui.
The British college of health hay NJ revoked,
annullsd and made VOID the appointment Of DR.
lilo alto SheIhtHId MCnt, j., his ceased 10 be IA
any manner COn"ectUd with or agent Of the col
lege of Health
George Tay Tor, being now aud from hen cefort
the sole general agsItIn the UuI' states. Otths
Blush col eye of zeal n, for the sale Of Morrison
y lis. the Vegetable unIyeTsal medicines of the
college of heaIthi no other person bat the saII
George Taylor has any IISI " authority TO nou-
mat. or appoint general aSelts tOr the sale Of
the above medicines
GEO TAYLOR, Is Chamber - sole general dgt.
JOHN FISHER, agent, wheeling.