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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
FIRGiNIA-ohioC mcmt SuTeIior Court. Ia
ierinedia'e Term. February I4Ih ls43
John Goshorn & Co.
against
RedIck Nike. Jacob Z, Bier, IN OhAScERf'

'erntdiale Term February l4lh. 1913.
John Gosho.n & Co.
against
Redck Nike, Jacob Z. Bier, IN |hAScERr'
JENHlS cause came on this lrh lav Of February
a 1913, To he heard upon the bill & exhibits VI
the cOms laInani and The said defendants Morrison
Nelson, Lloyd 6. Hughes ard Hiram Martin, The
North Western Bank " Nasi mia. The Merchants
and Mechanics' INK of Wheeling Hugh NichoIs
The Wheeling Savings Institution, James Luke
John Richie. Samuel Sprgg and Redick ArKee
failing 10 answer. the bill. as 10 Them is taken FIR
confessed And IL appearing TO the conrt that the
OEders Of publication heretofore awarded against the
defendants Hun;,T. MORRISON and Moor have been
ou'y published and posted and they still failing to
appear and answer, the BILL TO them. is also taken
for confessed. Whereupon the Courl doth adiudgs
order and decree that James A. Clarke, who Is
hereby appointed Commissioner for that PURPOSE.
do proceed 10 slaic and report 10 the Court "a hal
sum is due by the defendant Bier TO the COMPLAIN.
ants, what real estate the said Bier had al the lime
and since The forfeiture of The forthcoming bond iu
the bill mentioned and the annual rent tbefsoC
~nal amount is due TO Samuel Sprieg and john Rl,
chic or either at Them, for Ihs purchase muney OF
the lois IA lie hill mentioned as purchased lrpm
themi what amount is due 10 the cestuI> que frt ST
or any of Them under The deed Of trust 10 Nelson
The commissioner will also Stale az d report - hat
partnership debts, IL any, are due nv sand firms os
paid out II the partnership properly: what is The
stale OF accounts between the partners themselves
IN said firms and what interest Of the said Bier IN
said partnership properly liable To The claim of
the eomplainanIs or 20 his separate creditors, 10.
ge'her Win any thing deemed pertinent by himself
or specially required by either party The Com.
missioner To proceed parte. IL the parties credi.
tors aud others interested shall appear after due
notice given Them And. un the peIiIloR OF The
compliments, filed, leave given Them To mike If a
hm 81 Starr Martin parties defendant to their
oi!l and process Is awarded against them.
copy leslie.
ALEX. T. LAlDLEY. Clerk,
The defendants In The above cause will take no.
tife that on SaInrlny The s,h day of April ne1I,
shall proceed 10 lake The accounts ind inquire Into
The matters referred 10 me by The foregoing decree
at my Office IN the city OF Wheeling, which time
and place the sad defendants may appear ilIhey
'h'nk proper JAS.A CLARKE
March : lSI3--4w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30

EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE
And that this cause be referred To Edward II
Ftzhngh Esq. VI no shereby appointed a comms-
ssner for that purpose, ascertain aud report what
and how mach of the real aud personal estate, en-
3.ccd in the said deed of the bill mention.
Il. has been sold by the defendant Dunbar aud A.:
what prices. and how much II any, of SAID real
and personal estate. still remains unsod, and what
monies have been received by said Dunbar. Irus-
tee. under said deed uf trust. and how much he has
paid out or disposed Of The same and what steps. il
any he has taken To collect The debts or claims as
signed TO him by snd deed OF trust Also what
d<bis are due the several parties provided for by
the deed Of trust in the bill mentioned and for that
purpose, that he give notice oil persons in,eres
led under the said deed Of trust by advertiser
lnr thirty days IN some newspaper printed in The
City OF Wheeling, To appear and prove their debts
or demunds, taking such security tn the pluiniiif
from Them os SAID commissioner may deem proper
io pay him reasonable share of hs cnsfs incurred
in ihe prosecution OF this suit, aud that he repnu
any other matters deemed pertinent by hnse Il VI
especially required by either party"
A Copy Tese, ALEX. r. LAIDLEY, Crk
Nelson for Com'f.
Lamb for DefIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
~ NFWTIT Ut
ALEX. +. LAIDLEY, Cl'k.
Wheelinr. March Ills

"uteilUBt hiaTCu To- 1910.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree.
will take notice that have appointed the ] ] III day
Of April next. at 10 o'clock a NJ al my Office IN
the Guy Of Wheeling, as the time and place, wheL
shall commence taking the account directed by
said decree; and the parties requested to attend
with their proofs &c 10 enable the proper taking Of
said account. ALEX WILSON. Master Com'r
mar lin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
N CHANCERY.--ln the Circuit Superior
Il Court OF Law sud Chanccry for Ohio county
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
March /, lo43 (
Nell McNaughieA, plaintiff.
Neil AlcNnughIea,


Hannah Pemberton, widow nnG relict Of James
Pemberlon deceased. Louisa l. Owen laie LDuisa
l. Pemberon, Ann Yourg late Ann Pemberlon.
JsHeHOn J. ngston and Harriet his wife John
Spells and ElvIra his wife, Rich trd Hannenknmp
and ulIa his wife. Thomas NJ Pemberiun Mason
Dunlap and AdelIns his wife, shsrson l. Sanps-
ton o. guardian al Item Tor Elizabeth Bltchelor
la'e Elizabeth PembeTion William PemberluR 4,
Sarah PenIberiOn inianIs-w hic: said Louisa AnrI
Ilhrnei, ElvIra. Julia, Thomas NJ, A,elihe, f.
lizabeh, William aud Sarah are devisees, Iega
Ices and heirs al law Of said james Pembsrlnr,
deceased, Francis W Bachelor Ihe husband If
sad Elizabeth, and John Fawceti executor of
the last viii and testament of said James Penn.
berIOn deceased, defendants
The above cause having been referred 90 the
undersigned commissioner, ascertain what persona
estate there is. II ony yet uRndministered in the
hands OF the SAID execuorsuhjec To The payment of
The debt due go the complainanlns what sum is due
TO The said cOmpla innnI on the debt in the bill
mentioned. aud that Esd commissioner tate pr,oC
Of the said obligation and agreement in The bill
mentioned, and report The same all which will more
fully appear by decree made by The said courl IA
the SAID cause the 30Ih day Of January 1919.
Therefore tie said jefferson Sangston. guardian
adj lItem aforesaid the other parties above named
and oil Interested, will take notice that on the 5ih
day Of April lS43 ai my office in the city Of Vber.
ling, shall proceed 10 take an account and beor
and examine testimony touching the maiIers refer.
red TO me IN the said decree, and will continue
from LIME line after said day 10 do So Ms long as
may be necessary. ALEX WILSON
mar Commissioner ~ ChanceTy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
m intermediate term of tn


against
Merchant DeiorA jr.. Thomns Wilson,
Samuel Church John McFerrnn, David liz CHAN
X enady. Peter Kensdy. Read Gne, and Gerry.
David Kenody, trustee, &c. defendants.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the coming in To be heard on the
bill and exhibits filed herewith the nvow of Da-
vid Kenady, william A Iset :, md John NJ Ferran
aud the TepllcaiOn thereto, nnd by consent cf the
defendant Thomas Wilson. by Morgan Nelson. Esq.
hIs counseiwas argued by counsel. On consideTa-
ton whereof the court doth adjudge, order and de.
cree that Alexander Wilson Esq. q master Commits.
sioner Of This court do ascertain the amount due and
owing 10 The defendant Samuel Church, and pro-
vided for by the deed sf trust, dated the twenty
third day Of August. / S39. and filed with com.
plainanis bill exhibit T.. also what debts are ow.
ing respectively to the defendants David Kenady,
Peter KeRady, and Read Goo, ard provided for by
the deed ofirusi dated the LIST day Of June 1910.
and filed by complainant exhibit ID. together with
any matters thought pertinent by himself or which
may be required 10 be so stated and report TO the
Court. And in order TO enable the commissioner To
ascertain and report said debts the court doth fur.
ther order that said commissioner be authorized 10
examine the said defendants in solemn form on
oath OF affirmation upon interrogaionss propoundeR
touching the subject matter of said debts"
Copy Test.
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Crk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30

Francis x Armstrong, administrator dc bonis non
with The Will annexed OF Noah Zane deceased
Ely Dorsey aid Mary l. his wife, Ebeuczer Zane
Plaioh Zane, Hamplen Zane James c Johnston
and Sophia his WIFE, William w ShrIver ant
Caroline his wife. James A McCeah aud Mar,
his wife, James ii FOrsyIh, James + Andersen.
Richard Mcclure, the President aud Dir.ci Of
of the Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
Wheeling, William Pits aud Elizabeth his wife
nhd Oorneira Zane Defendants.
The defendants are hereby notified that on Mon
day. the tenth day Of prii next, between the huu.
oi Q O'Clock Nj aud seven O'clock Z M AT The O =
lice Of Lamb d Russell IN the city OF Wheeling ia
the Stale OF Virginia. shall proceed 10 lake the
deposIiioGs OF EbenCzcr Zane. Zychafiah Jacob and
theirs 10 be read in evidence on our behalf al the
hearing OF The above menlinued cause. Aud If from
any cause The taking at The shall not be com,
menced or being commenced shall Eot be comple-
ted, on that day, The taking thereof will be ad-
Journed from lime TO time, unili The same shall be
completed. ARTHUR NJ PHIL PS,
mara -6w DANIEL L. NIB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
ALIRGINIA-Al an in,ermeI,.ls lem nl lhe

" tRGINIA-At an intermediate Tern OF the
v CiEcui. Superior Court OF Law aud Chaucery
for the county OF Ono. helu at the Court House
ihcreo', on the frst day of February. lSI3.
Thomas G Culbers1n, David r Greer, and
Frederick Il Greer. partners under the firm
oiCulbensOn q Greers. oompaiuants
against =
William I.nmtdn & suns and amhIIn Bra. ! >
~ and Lamb The North Western Bank of :
Virginia, the Merchants 4 Mechanics Bank :
o. Wdeeling. and Dana Hubbard. &c. :
defendants.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE,
"CPon cons liberation whereof this cause il referee,
10 James Clarke Esq. hereby appoint cd commits
sioner ius thus Purp sc, who ascertain and re.
port What real estate was conveyed nv defendants
william Lambiin n Sous) 20 TIE trustees hy the
Iced oi Trust in the bill mentnned and what debts
~ the SAID deed oi trust provided tor remain u,,
paid; together with all other debts. charges or ia
rumbrance upon the said real estate and the order
~ Which they entitled he paid; aud for this
purpose, that he give noIrce To the said creditors
pn"vided for by said deed and all Others by adyer
iisemenl 10 be published a, least thirty days in sme
newspaper printed IA the city of Wheeling to come
IN and establish their debts upon The usual terms
aud That he alSp ascertain aud report what monies
Jeci To their control, 10 I've applied To the pa. menl
oi'he said drb's that he also report any other mat
tiers deemed pertinent bv himself or specially re1ui
red hy eny OF the parties. A copy tesie
ALEX. L LAIDLEY, Clerk
PAUL. for cumpts
LAND Tor some Of dll's mar l3-5w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
A Brick dwelling house on the conner Of Main
n md Jefferson si eet, adjoining Thos Johnslon'S
Store aud dwelling, and now occupied By w
Hutchinson. Possession given immei lately
For terms apply 10 JAMES MCCONNELL.
mar I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
March Cts

81 CIIANCERY.-lnt the Circuit Superior
= Court OF Law aud Chancery for OhIo county
3etuseH--Arhur NJ Philips aud Daniel Lamb.
COmDlairduty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO TRAVELLERS
UPON
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
OPPOSITION.
E.ss3q a.

ME GOOD INTENT STAGE co. by nm
arrangement with The Rail Road Cos have
REDUCED THEIR FARE
Prom WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE, $1,000
PniLADELPHTA, 1900
Two Lines of"Shriyer's Patent Bow-Sprng Goa
ches, leave Wheeling daily for Washington City,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston,
connecting at CUMBERLAND with the
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL ROAD MAmTRAIN.
Time 10 BALTIMORE, 81 hours
PHILADELPHIA, 40 do
Office first door absve the United States Hotel
Wafer street. Wheeling, Va.
feb ID HUTCHINSON AGENT
+ :. The above route is the cheapest, most e1pe-
diiious and comfortable Of aAy between the
Ohio river and the eastern cities
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
COMMISSTONER,S SALE
or REAL ESTATE AND Personal PRO.
" PERTY.
Potter g. Wagner,

IHF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO.
~ PERTY.
Potter g. Wagner,
Isaac Springer and others,
IN Chancery.-By virtue Of the decree pronoun-
ced IN this cause, on the 10th day Of November
ls42, the Undersigned, will offer for sale al the
residence OF SAID Springer, IL miles east Of
first day Of April next, the following personal
property belonging TO the defendant Isarc
Springer, to vii. one horse, 2 cows, feather
beds, bedsteads and bedding, / bureau, 2 tables
doz chairs, large copper kettle, and hogs.
Also one lot Of land containing one acre ait
ted on the National road, four and a half
miles east Of Wheeling. being the residence ~
said Springer, together with the Improvements
thereon.
TeTms-Cash, for the purchase Of the psrso,.I
property, on all sums to the amount of20 doll,
over that sum, 90 days credit will be given hear
ing interest from the day Of sale Cor the rea
estate credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen ynontbs
with interest, the purchaser or purchasers glyirg
bonds With good secUTtyfO the payment of he
purchase mOney,fOr said personal properly a real
estate, and the tile 10 ga land retained unsi H.
same is paid. I w MITCHELL, ID s. for VIZ
Areh'd Woods, Sheriff Ohio Co
ieD - u and Commissioner int bic behalf
NEW NOVEL BY BgLWER,
VIE LAST or BARONS.-Just received and
for slls OF the LITERARY DEPOT. Pr
Iscls. feb %
~ EW NOVEL BY JAMEs-ForfsI D.yg n
~ romance Uf old times Just received and ~,
sale o. The LITERARY DEPOT. Price 25 cts
feb -
uNLAX SEED, Ginseng and BsesvaT, y,,-1c-,
- For which The highest price will be paid in cash
5y OLIVER PRYOR, Union street.
b?V ~ Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
CARPET CHAIN.
GARDEN SEEDS.
a " g. s.

FENHE subscriber having received a consig nmt mt
n of ManHs Axes offer them 10 Western Mer-
chants at Eastern prices, carringe not added. The
qualify Of Mann's Axes where known. is considered
equal TO any made in the United States.
feb 20 SAML NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
u. $. MAIL LINE FOR WOOSTER,

We will start our coaches
H44ts SRzzA9 in future from this place, at 9
4kTH9S ~tSS(s0 O'Clock a NJ, on every Monday
oS,l17Esssas.s2l7 Wednesday and Friday. for
Wooster. Cleveland. Noryak. &c via Mt Pleasop,.
CodIz and Canal DIVER, running connection with
lines for Lower Sandusky, Perrysburg, and on 20
Detroit. the fare on ibis rouis has been redoeed In
proportion 10 the times; travellers wishing 10 20
north, Will find This cheap. speedy ard pleasant
route. Office al The bar Of the u s Hotel. Waller
street, Wheeling, Va. JOHN A MYERS,
Proprietor.
LARTLEY DESNIsoN, Agent. ian "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30

4 YERs No j TOBACCO-A few boxes for
"A ME low 10 close cons,gnmeu. by
bsF X CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30

w an intermediate term of Il &
v Circuit Superior COurinf Law AMI Chat &c ~
held for The county ofOhio, At The house there
Of. on The 18th day Of February. 1913.
George Colts, Complainani.l
against
Arthur NJ Phillips, and Daniel( 4" O"N"Se'y'
Dunbar, Defendants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30

~ EW NOVEL BY JAMEs.-ForeT Dgv. =
~ romance Uf old times. Just received and a.,
sale o. The LITERARY DEPOT. Price 25 cts
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-30
NEW NOVEL by BgLWERt

VIE LAST or BARONS-Just received and
for sale OF the LITERARY DEPOT P,ga
4eeis feb %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23
sxoM.srnRM.

% Thursaay afternoon last, we had she heayies,
sno~-s'otm Of The season. II continued til a late
hour IN the nigh, when the wind rose and blew yio
lensiy oil the next day, causing the SNOW 10 d.ift
several feet, though the depth on level u. l;ul,
more than foot. The storm, which blew . v.ls
ion the >ea-coass, seemed to be YER, general, !,
lending east Of New York. commencing shou, N.
ssure time, and drifting and elogginy the highway,
in much The same style as in this region.
There seemed to be general suspen. lon az r..
vel upon ibe rail roads 90 account Of the d,,f;,r
Of the snow. The train from Cumberland wb;rs
is due here at half past eleven, did rot reach ).
until late in the afternoon. and bad no mail fo,
below, until dark on Saturday. when the Bahimor.
cas- passed up. In idea Of the difficulty with
which passage was effected, may be formed when
it is known that snow-plough with three Iocomo-
lives attached, after nearly whole days labor on
the rail road from Baltimore to Philadelphia, bad
advanced but little more than four miles.
Since Saturday last. the cars have made their
trips in their regular time.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23
TYLER MEETING IN NEW YORK

The TyIerites 10 New York have been for some
time past threatening the public with demonstra-
ton by way of holding mass meeting of their
party in that city. Accordingly on Wednesday Of
last week. meeting held in a church, which
was one of the most signal failures ever witness
sed. The Hon Caleb Gushing was present and
made speech, bur such was the confusion and
wss heard by any present. The usual business
was gone through wAh,a srfrs of resolutions pas
sed. which nobody heard, Mandatory of the Pre..
dent and his administration, and recommending
meeting began in disorder. and broke up in row
The papers state that sevaral of the offenders
were taken TO the wstch.honse.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23
THE GAZETTE.
.Nt ARPRW sDWRas va.
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1913.
WINGS OF BERKELEY, WAKE UPl

WINGS OF BERKELEY, WAKE UPn
n you intend to sit cozily aud comfortably by
your 6resides ~i,h your heels cooked up ever your
fTe, putting your long pipes. or lsziy rolling your
tobacco fro n o ,e side OF your mouths the other
during the approaching canvass, yon ~ll be beaten
and will most richly deserve il; your opponents
ATE not afraid Of April showers snow d,f,s. nor
we're YOU 10 1910. Then you gave majority of
800 votes in favor Of your principles. Las, spring
you were caught fast asleep and were within eight
votes Of being beaten. The enemy was encouraged
by your lethargy that occasion, and mean to try
the baule over again. !tis TOT you to say whether
you will arouse yourselves to3our duty and the ser.
vice of your county. or whether you will s.ep on
until after the election, and then wake up and find
yourselves whipped snd laughed ut.
The FIRST part of your duty is, have full coun-
~ Convention, FOR he nomination Of candidates.
And this we invite tho attention OF the Wings o.
the Gsrardstown and Falling Waters preeincts.--
Your next duty, when your candidates have been
thus designated in the mode which you have sp
pointed, is to discard all personal predictions and
prejudces, keep steady eye upon the country's
good and the triumph of Wing principles, and
elect your men by the overwhelming msi,rities
which you always give when you put forth your
strength.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-This work goes
on vigorously, efficiently and successfully.
The water will be let in this summer, and
we shall soon have the pleasure of vel.
coming the arrival. we hope, of the per.
sons as well as the produce Of our upland
friends, who, by this means, can rein.
state and revive old business and social
relations--to the mutual benefit and
pleasure, we trust, of town anI country.
IL all the accommodations are not as COM
plete and finished as will be effected in
reasonable time, still there will be ample
verge, and room enough for the opening
Of the Canal business. There is not lock
between Georgetown and the terminus ol
the Canal here, and on hour'spleasant pas
sage will bring the boats floating down 10
the old depot Of the trade OF the Valley
Of Virginia, and the neghborlng counties
Of Maryla We here do not expect
golden showers 10 fall suddenly upon US,
upon the completion and opening OF our
Canal, but we regard it as the opening
of new and brighter prospects of success
and prosperity, which are 70 be improved
and turned TO good account by our owr
enterprise, industry, and energy, -Ater
Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

Gov. CAss AND HIS DocTRINEs.-A
letter from Gov. Cass is published in the
Detroit Gazette, in which he announces
himself as a candidate for the Presidency,
and desires his name TO 60 before the Lo-
cofoco National Convention. In his lei.
ter he says he IS opposed 10 National
Bank-deems it the duty Of the Govern
ment 'fo afford incidental protection to
those branches Of American industry
which require it, " and is opposed 10 distri-
hutton of Public Lands; and in favor OF
the general principles of the Locoioco
party.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23
NAVAL. DISASTERS

Accounts have been received at Boston Of the
los. OF the U. S. ship Concord in the Mozambique
channel, on the coast Of Africa. Capt. Boorum,
the purser and one man were drowned.
The New sloop of war Saratoga, sailed from
Portsmouth, on Thursday last and in the gale of
tina, night, obliged toeut away her masts.--
She was lowed back to Portsmouth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

The CLAY CLUB Of New Orleans
through the public prints, have returned
their thanks to their political opponets for
the handsome and noble mann'r in which
they co-operated with them in doing hon.
or tothe distinguished and great American
statesman Henry CLAY, during his re-
cent visit to and departure from the city
Of New Orleans. We consider this as
one Of the bandsomest things ever done
by either Of our great political parties,
and ii reflects great credi, upon all con.
cerned. ID.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23

Public and scientific opinion seems to be now
settling that the strange ligh, observable 10 the
western horizon FOR the last fortnight, is comet, Its
nucleus having been seen by number OF observers
with glasses. Ii has now nearly disappeared from
our vision. We trust that more light will be she'd
upon IL, by the learned. in different parts Of the
,ya,f1
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-23
From the Correspondence Of the Bait fsn.,"
CUMBERLAND. March, IA, 1890

Merchandise is pouring 10 upon U.s. ..s
wagon price for carriage to Wheeling mas
got up to rs cents--now IS me '"''o -
farmers sons and others, who have teams ~,
to come here for employment--suli lre,s" =
each way, at rs cents, is money n'a",s
business for wagoners The prospects are
,,ow;nc he,ter. as the merchants are
docking 10 your Eastern cities, and VIII
aaon owe Is more than we can do. Feed
Ear ,be teams is very cheap--oats not more
Than u, to ls cents corn IS cents per
bushel /; hay SIS to So ton; good cash
prices for any produce they may have 70
bring with them for sale, and plaster, col
fee, fish, &C., at the lowest prices, when
they wish to return home again.