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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

lpform,i has re ched us through a
private source, that ths General Assembly
Of Maryland have declined to 90 into the
election Of U. S. Senator: that State
will, therefore, be unrepresened, at the
commencement Of III, next Congress, by
more than one member in the Senate -
Hon. }. L. Kers's time having expired
with 4,h of Mlrch last.
This result by which the voice and au-
III ori,y Of The State is pariillly suppressed
in the most important branch IF the Ma
,ional Legislature, WAS occasioned by the
refusal Of the Senate, in which the Wings
had majority, to join the House in an
clec,i m, and for no other alledge1 reas N
so Ear as we have heard, thin that sub a
course would res Il, in thir discontinue,
and in the ele ,tion Of Demo"at.
A similar state of things was not long
ago produced by the Democrats in the
Tennessee Legislature, and thereby the
holiost horro, Of Whiggery became ar
reused for the safety and perpetuity ofcon-
sti,u,ional liberty, and their presses hurled
" with uncommon wrath" their anathcma
maranatha, against wha, they called "rev.
dictionary and diso-ganzing doctrines"
"treason," loco. focoism !" 1t remains
to be seen whether they will condemn in
their own ranks, what they denounce in
ours.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
G.. o. VIII ,e.uore, ESQ.

DEMOCRATIC NEE TING IN SoUTn CAR
oLIHA We have received the proceed.
ings Of meeting Of the Democratic par.
,y Of the sixth Congressional district o!
S. Carolina, lately assembled ia Charleston
"to take into consideration the nomination
Of a candidate for the Presidency" and
also "to consider the principles on which
a National Convention should he organ.
ized," &c. We regret We have not space
10 present our readers with tho whole OF
The very able report which was presented
by the Hon. F. II. Emore, and adopted
by the meeting. We give telow the res
buttons which were passed and so mu h
Of the report as expresses, particularly,
the preference OF the meeting for tho pre-
sdency, AMI its views az to the time of
holding and org IMITATION Of the conyen.
ton; in which we entirely concur.
A General Convention of the party my
and ought to be convened, and its proceed
ing should be conducted on those princi-
PIES which will ascertain, If not exactly,
with the clelrest possible approx na'ioa,
the wishes Oi every portion of the DEM.
cratic Republic IN party. f ;ch State and
each p riion Of the Sac, >ho I'D have its
fair and equal proportion IF its represents.
ton, answering to thu whole TO the num-
her il has Votes in the election of Press.
dent and no more. They sh,uld posi-.
BILE, be elected BY districts, but in no case
by any other agency than tho people di
rectIy acting Tor themselves, except for
the two in each Site an<wcrilgu the
two Senators, who may properly be che
sen by State conventions, or by the mem.
bers OF Legislatures. The VIII lie organi-
zatIon viii, then be in strict analogy with
the org imitation of Congress which gives
10 the pc ,ple and 10 the States their due
and proper weight respe lively. AEON
vention thus formed, and each delegate
coming directly frpm his Imeiiate constit
uents, knowing their wishes, consulting
their interests and voting per capita,
would embody the true opinions Of the
and be constituted in the strictest
accordance with the true Dem Icratic faith,
which acknowledges the people as the
Tountain of all power, and their viii, with
N the form of the Constitution, as The
highest and most sacred principle of "a
republican government. M mrre per
ect mode of arriving at the true opinions
# the neoDle can be devised, than this,
which enables them to declare their pref
,rences by agents chosen directly by them
selves for that object and that acne land
f it be, as i. unqlestionably. is in perfect
analogy with the principles of our Govern.
u IN, gives due inauan II the people aud
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

Csysya! Cas- Ia, A,''r's e! 'e.et 10
Go. Whir,smore in reply to one recol-
we'd BY him desiring 10 lie in'ormed Of The
Generals views and opinions about Ma
,iouaI bank-a tariff, and distribution: al.
so whether he woull submit his claims to
National Convention and pledge himself
to support tho nominee of The same The
following extracts from the letter OF Gen.
Cass will furnish his answers to the several
Undergraduates p-opoundcd:
l. do not think that a national bank
shout he lace: PORTED, in any lo!m, or un-
der preience, by the gcneal Government.
FirsI, tecause | have never seen in the
constitution of the United States a sulfic-
lent grant Of power for such pu7P 'se {:
and, Second, because public opinion has
pronounced itself, and think Justly,
against any such institution. An attempt
to incorporate National bank DUG hi 10 be
me, by' the Presi .entIal vct', sh Iu!d that
measure lie ne, say to defeat II.
2 think il is h. duty o. the general
Government To red iced is expenses t the
low ct amount consistently with faith
full discharge Of its co .stilu nal Gu.
ties. In the prepar III III OF Judiclms
tariff ia raise this amount, il Is also its du.
IL to afford incidental protection 10 tn 'se
branches Of American industry which re-
quire It. An economical expenditure Il
tariff providing enough, with the sales OF
the public lands To meet this expenditure,
and so divided aiming The various articles
ot impoIt4tIon as To protect our own manu-
factuiers hy IelsDntb!e duties, and wl'nIo
thee limits practical'appl'tatIon 10 the
Jus: principles Of free trade to our foreign
commerce, seem 10 me to comprehend the
outline Of The duties of The Government o.
the Unite States upon these difficult top
les. II To this be added IL sincere desire
20 reconcile, as far a. may be, locally con
ficling views, by mutual Concession o.
opinion, and to adopt sy stem which shall
have stability enough to enable the grcaI
interest Of the country n accommodate
themselves 10 il, think the object which
his been so long sought will be Us nearly
attained as the circumstances of the coun
try permit.
3. The pubic land sh ,u!d, in mv opin'
ion, be appropriated to the supper, of the
support OF the Government of the United
Slate, and MT distributed among the indI.
vidual States.
4. think 1t is The duty of every mem
Der Of the Democratic parry, VIII I'm the par.
IiAity Of his friends may designate as a
proper person - ill the office OF President
of the Unitei Stats, u lie bound by the
decision of HE general convention OF the
ofthe party. have said This in othc, cir.
cums,ances, and | here repent it. Sh 'lid
the choic ct the convention fall upon M
viii n Lave no right to expect, when
look at the abe men whose names nre be-
70 the pubic Il sh"ul stand sti and
submit Should il fail upon another,
shall supper, him re ,lpusl j and sincerely.
am. ii. with G eat rcgari,
Yuar ohCd ent servant,
LEWIS CASS,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

Philadelphia SATURDAY, Museum.-The
publishers of,he Museum design mixing,
after the lst Of May, extensive AMI vaIu,.
bic Improvements. in that already iniercs
Ting paper. A most important improve.
ment will be made in The form Of the pa.
per, by viii h il may he converted at plea.
sure from its uresent, to Magazine form.
The services Of f. A. Pee, Esq, Of whose
abilities as a writer it would be superhu.
Gus for US TO sp.ak in praise, have been
secured in the editorial department, and
its conductors promise an improvement in
can find space we will publish the prospec.
tus. Prize 81.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

Virginia Conrent'on.-This body has
adjourned after adopting an address to the
people of The State, recommending the
9th Monday ia November next, Tor the
time Of holding IN, National Convention
Of The Democratic party. The address
also recommends that in The organization
Of the convention, the yo'e be taken by
Stats.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

Yuc From latest accounts we le ,rn
that the Mexicsns a,a s i'll in posses ion
Of the heights around Canpcachy, bl, that
no regular engagem mt had taken place.
They are said 10 be concentra,in. their
for, es a, L'ru,a, where they already have
Two ,housaui men.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

Public dinners we're rendered 10 IN c.
Calhoun atRoGsmo ih and Norfolk. vs..
On his selurnfro Washington, which he
declined.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

Hons. II. A. Wise and Caleb Cushing
have announced themselves as candidates
for reelection to Congress. Being re.
jectcd by the Senate they have appealed
10 the people
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

Hon. Ruei Williams has resigned hi.
seat as Senator Of Congress from Maine
and Hon. John Fairfield has teen e!e ted
TO GIL the vacancy.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

The democratic mem ers of the legis.
lature Of Massachusetts, have expressed a
preference for Mr.. Van Buren,, for The
mex, presidency. The same thing has
been dome { r Mr.. Buchanan in Pennsyl.
vdnia.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

From statistics recently made, it op.
pears III Il about twenty thousand persons
were addel 10 The Baptis, Methodist, Pres
bvterian and Episcopal churches in Vir-
giniI during The past year.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

The Grand Jury Of the United District
Court for New York, have ignored the bill
agsirH Clmn1u1er NJ Kenzis.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

The Texan prisoners taken at Mier,
have overpowcrod their guard, wi h a loss
of IL Of their numNsr, and escaped.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

Snop We had 40 thef fall of Snow
last evening, to the depth Of two or three
inches.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

OF THE STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
For Congress,
JACOB THOMPSON:
WM. M. GWIN,
WIN. H. HAMMETT, Of W ashins,on CO.
WIN. L. STONE, of Lawrence county.
For Governor,
ALBERT q. BROWN.
For Secretary of State,
GEORGE R. FALL.
For Auditor of Public Accounts,
JAMES E. MAT THEWS.
49, For State Treasurer,
GABRIEL S. COOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
TRIIsTEE,s S,1-n

Try Virtue If a deed of Trust from Pearly Sharp
% me, bearing date the 10th day OF % ecembcr
1889, and now on record IN the Clerks office Tor
MarshdI county, on Monday the 10 u day al;
June lei3, at the front door Of the Court house
for Marshall county, shall sell TO the highest
and best bidder a. public auction, Oh the rcrIns
hereinafter mentioned, the following Coscris Ell
uac or parcels of laud, VIZ.
One iruct containing / ~ acre. and 50 poles ~
ing on the waters of Little Grave creek IN the
county OF Marshall, bounded as set forth in IN.
deed OF trust before mentioned, being the same
land convened To sail Sharp nv Jess Tomhnson
b. deed bearing date the 25th day Of February
1926.
Also a tract ofland containing 30 acres, lyins
on the waters OF Little Grave Creek u the county
OF Marshall, bounded as set forth m the deed Oh
ycyed To SAID Sharp by Frederick SINGER and wife
by oetd bearing date the 9th day of May, 1892
Also tract Of land containing II acres, 2Ioods
Gh' 80 poles, lying On the waters OF LltIle Grave
creek IN tie sand count; Of Marshall bounded l.
set forth IN the deed of trust before mentioned,
brlnS the same land cow we'd to said Sharp by
Elisha Goodrich and wife, by deed bearing date
the 9th day )f August 1888.
TrRAS OF iLE-One fourth OF the pur
chase money cash one, f,urih IN nine months
one ioHrth At fifteen months, aud the remaining
iuuTth al two years, with interest from the day
Ol safe. For the deferred or credit indictments
bonds WIN personal security To be approved by
me VIII DC required, and the title retained until
the whole Oi lie purchase money shall have been
paid.
Selling as Trustee by v'rtuo Of the deed nf trust
before mentioned, J shall SCI! aud convey only
tue ute vested IN me by the said deed Of trust
which II - believed, however, will be- found, Oh
eNa Rlnatlun, to be clear aud Indisyutdble
ANY further informs tIon desired can be had on
aPpHi anon to me at my Office on Main street IN
the CITY OF Wheeling. JANIS > WHEAT,
Marshall Beac9u copy t. the amount OF DIS
ana ch IKE this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

ENNGINE, FOUNDRY. MACHINE SHOP
IL DWEILING HOUSE. &. FOR SALE
Pursuant 10 deed of trust lr,m Arthur NJ Phillips
o, me, dated the 18Th day Of Octpl,-r M the year
40. and recorded in the CLERK ollirc If tho un.
" court &c Ohio rouniy Va. IN decd %. Ok 2I rasp
32l -h,ll, fridar, the ihi ~ FIRST DAY Of March
next. sell AT public auction NJ the front dnr nC the
"uri house Of said county, IN Tie city ni Wheeling.
ii these TWO several tracts parcels &C land with
he imp mrnis and nppurtcna ain said CITY;
viii W r. cpu,e ell t." by said iced, NJ d o
Which situated he dwelling house. founGr, and
m ,hor, ely belonging 20 :, ii PHILLIPS being
the same which We're conveyed - said PhIllips by
James Patton nd John Patton nv deed hearing
date the 18Th day Of Nrvei her I 800 ard rsro,.'e
IN TIE -rh'S ofii"e af d. ia dec book Is e.
li3. IA IDS.
The title - believed In No unq osiiona',lo hut
Ting ~ trustee. engage only 10 CO Ivcy sue t.
a' sad al ed Of risi r. IN Phillips h,Sv sted M m,
TERMS OF SALE-Payment 10 he male in
ihre- equal InstalmeniS, payable respoc lively l.,
three Twelve aud twent, f-ur onhs from tho tine
"i ale. with interest thereon from the time of sale
The instruments to be saiisE, cIorilv secu e.
20 Is DANIEL LAMB. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

SECOND PART OF CHUZZLEWIT-Just
~ received and for sale at the LITERARY De.
POT. feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE

ar REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO
~ PERTY.
Potter II Wagner,
Isaac Springer and Others,
IL Chancery.-by virtue of the decree pronCun-
crd IN tAIs cause on the 10 d day Of Nuyrmh.r
iNi2: the Undersigned, will UilcT tor sale, al the
residence OF salj Springer, Al 2 miles east of
Wheeling "a the National road. on Sataiday the
hrst day of April next, the following personal
EropertT belonging TO the Il. feudant IsIsc
Springer, tn vii. one horse, ? cows . feather
beds, bedsteads aud bedding, / bureau ? tables
duZ chairs, large copper kettle, and 5 hogs
Also. one lot of land containing one acre, sit
uaied on the National road, four and half
miles east of Wheeling. being the residence OF
said Springer, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms-CaSh for the purchase Of the present
property, on all sums 10 tie amount Cf20 doll;
over that sum, GO days credit VIII be gwen bear
ing interest from the day Of sale Tor the re- I
estate crcdI: OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months
win intel est, the purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds with good sccurlty,tOr the payment of the
purchase mOnev,tOr said personal properly Il real
estate, and The tile To n land n tanned unit the
same IS paid. W MITCHELL, ID y for
Archd Woods, Sheriff ONO Co
lea p "a and Com missioner int his behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
Dissolution.

ENWING Il MANLY have this day, by mntu,l
e-L consent Dissolved their copariuership IN bus.
hess. heretofore existing in Mnnrse cnnniv, Ohio
The atI1irs of The firm will be selrled up hy said
Ewing, who siIl carries nu the establishment
A G. EWING.
feb p JAMES MANLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
FOR REN'T.

<$yyA THE large and commodious Ware.
sssIER house on main street. now occupied hy
IsssbiSSS z. d. Duflield Alsn neat and com.
- ssz@s irritable dwelling house on Main street
Possession given nR The first of April. For terms.
&c. which will be low apply To-
jan l6-tf w w q = IT, JINIFSOS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
BANK NOTE d EXCHANGE LIST.
Corrected for the Wheeling Tunes

Corrected for the Wheeling Tunes.
srANDARD.-GoLp AND sILvkS
OHIO philadelphia bank par
Cincinnati Banks par Southwark bank rnr
franklin bk Columbus 81 Western bank par
Nhiicothe ri Bank of Pennn. Is
Lancaster 39lB'k Of Penn townsh rnr
Com ok Lake Erie sol Moyamcr,sng hank Is
Crbana bank 75IIMcchacs' bank par
Granville bank 500 Manuf d Mech blk 6
Canton bank 60 Bank III Chester CO. par
Cleveland hank 75d Bank of Delaware co par
Scioio bank GOD Bunk of Germantown InI
tIohuga bank We'lerU Blk Of Montgomery CO rar
heserVe MAsslon, C"lum- boy lesiow b. Bucks copar
-bIana, Farmers blk Steu.lE .asion bank mar
benvile, bk NJ Pleasant Farmers b'k Bucks CO pnr
BelmSnlbk Claifsyille, Franklin b'k Wash ton par
Muskingum bk, Clinton Wong. biz Brownsville mar
ok of ColuNbns bank ofCulumbia bank and
Wooster, bank Of Sandus Bridge COMPANY 81
KY bank OF HrnIa, hank Farmers b'k Lancaster q,
oi Marietta. Warren bank Lancaster county biz ID
CIrclevIlie ZanesVills Blk York bank 3
Daytonand Norw ALI, . a Bank Of Chamber sburg &
hENrucKYAll banks nar Gettysburg bank &
INDIANA Blk Uf SuSquehnuna 90 6
State Bank & br'chs IT, Miners h'k uf PousvilIe
Slate Scrip Sod Bank Of AlIddleiown &
ILLINOIS B'kuf Northumberland s
State bank and hranchc, Carlisle bank &
no sale Farmers' hk of Re aiding ,
.Shqwneeown = IIarrisLury bank =
MICHIGAN uncertain llunesdale bank 3
TENNESSEE Lebanon hank 8
All banks Sil0d Erie bank 10
VIRGINIA Wnyneshurgh bank I
All banks par Bank of LewsloHn Is
PENNsYLvAN'A Northampton bank IS
Banks Of Prrtrhurgh par Wyoming bank Is
Blk of Am'a Phil'a par Pittsburgh relief notes :
Bk of y Liberties q" par Country notes S
Com. BIZ ui Penn. par Erie Il
Remington Bank rnr BcTks & West branch =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

~NiH - 'ii complainant.
Alexander Wilson Ia his own right and as adj
mlnlstraior Of Marcus Wilson deed, David f.
Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Alexander Wilson
ir. and Virginia Wilson, heirs al law of said
Marcus, Alexander II Chapllne in his own right
and as executor Of Moses w Chaplne, dec
JOSIAH v POmeroy and Mary Ann his wife
Per iyal NJ PuIts and Elizabeth G his wife
Maria Louisa Chaplne, Moses w ChapIine IT,
Sophia n Chapllne, Jane Il Chapiine William
IL Chaphne. Char es Chapllne, Josephine
ChaPllne. frances . Chapline, Anna Chap
line, Rowena Chapline, Elzabsth VI Chapne,
Dsnlel Lamb, James s Wheat Robert Nj Rid
die, James CargiH, John CargIll, John l.
Newly, Robert 2 Clarke, Philip Fisher, John
McCOItney, Robert Watterson. Joseph Pollock
Gus Dexter, Richard Pratt, John Handln,
Archl6ad JohRstOn. Robert X Moss Henry
Gland, Matthew II Houston, and Archibald
Woods, admir- de bonis non of said Marcus.
The above entitled cause having been referred
10 the Undersigned commissioner to inquire and
report 10 said court whether the said complainant
sold g. W Chaplne &. Co, lin cDmpIainanfs
original bill IN SAID cause named the land thef IN
described in the manner and on the terms IN sad
bl alledged, and whether the said NJ " Chap
line o. 20. executed the agreement of the lst
September 1885, and the bonds dat I'd nth Sep
TEMPER 1885, rs IN the said bill alleged; and
various other matters touching the ugkts, Inter
ests and Liabilities OF the parties above named
respectively, ard OtheTz, concerning the land
aforesaid and the sums of money due on the said
bonds OF on account ofany purchase VI said land
or any part thereof from the said NJ w EhapIine
a. Go. or any Of them, or from the said Alexander
wilson the elder, and touching other things a u
winch Will iully appear by decree made by the
SAID cOur; IN tho said cause on the 18th day Of
EeoIuarg lSf3, and remaining Of record IN sad
Courti Therefore, the parties above named and
nc 449le Alexander Wilson the elder and Altxau-
~ ~, ~ Chap Inc "a guardians al Htep Of the IN
.alt ut iendants shove named, and all others 90.
siS',eu VIII take notice, that on the 3ist Of March
- Co. lle 'antng room fiH arding r. WeIdin
~ Wueeuqg' Virginia ill proceed 10 wake the
INQUIRIES Ohecied by the said decree I'M order 10
tsIoi. accordingly; and on that day and from
a o " imiS thereafter 90 long as shall Be neccs-
say VIII near und examine evidence f1uchi N 2
sue matters referred % me boz the said dearle
feb 2s I'm Spectsi C,,r,,,'iIt.NN1,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
FARE REDUCED
TRUSTEES SALE.

Il II = y I y I. = 5lA ITss
Ht NTtse eff deed Of trust eNscul cd by Fran
~ oes Melton 20 the subscriber, bearing date
the 18Th day Of February ls4l, and of record IN
the CLERK ON . Of Ohio county, / shall proceed
to sell on the 4th day of NJ arch 1913, at the tav
ern If John d Foster in the town OF Trladglph.a
10 the highC bidder at public auction a certain
trac. or PARCEL of land, lyng and being near Tn
adelpha IN the county Of Ono, containing three
acres more OF less, being the land on which said
Melton res des, and was purchased by him OF
Charles ID Knox, and John Feay, severally.
Selling a. trustee / shall only convey 10 the
purchaser such title as IS vested in me by said
deed Of Tust.
Terms VI sale Cash.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
FEB It's Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
. Y g. s.

u VIE suhscriber having rerery ed a consignment
- of Mans Axes. offer them Ia Western Mer.
chants al Eastern prices, csrrnge not added. Tho
qua iy Of Mann's Axes where known. Is considered
equal To any made Ia the United States
feb 70 SAM'L NEIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
will sell al the CITY Luclinn 70 irns Nil 65
w Market Square. 10 pay charges, a lui OF
Druggist drawers. shelving aId buuIes in thirty
days from date, II not called for beinre Ihst lime
expires BRENTLINuER e. SIIALLCROSS.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
A CARD.

a VAKD.
"a TO RENrERS.-A. S Todd would
SsS5sSA ininrm all TO whom this may concern,
pttsEEsS that he hrs for rent in the imInea lar
&AlkS5SS vicinity OF Wht elir g, a small Farm ST.
iuns on the Ohio river. directly opposite To Richie
Town which Is well adapted 10 gardening or TAR
ming purposes. Eight acres of the Above ground
Was enclosed sumo years since for the purpose Of
market gardens in this garden Is planted a variety
OF rnois such as strawberry rhuhnrb, asparagus SC
also, the place from 60 TO fruit trees OF diff
iercni kinds. Etum Ils proximity 10 The city
Of Wheeling it very desirable situation for per
SONS who wish To attend The Wheeling Markets -
The whole Of the above ground, or the acres will
he leased "a may best suit the person who reuts.-
Enquire OF ; Todd at his uIico on Main street.
or at the ~igu Of the Irln-wheelsd Black Nsnruull
% Oi, Market SIunre, Wheeling, Va
ieu3 a S. TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
For RLNT-

,kslSA fine brick dwelling house pleasantly
MssTS situated on H1mden street. Possession
.ss4E given on q LIST of April Terms. very
V,SzFsEs low. Apply 10 WM. CALDWELL.
feb 2T-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
TRUST SALE

YERS No / TOBACCO-A lew noygs i-r
\ sale low 10 Cluse consignment. hy
ieh3 J Y CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
FRANCIS OF vALOIs, or

, ME CURSE Of ST VALLIOR.a tale oCihc
n Middle Ages, n new novel by Edmund Flagz.
1ne Of The best productions of this popular wuter-
Price rs cls 0bIi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

IA EW NOVEL BY JAMES-Foresr DAYS. a
~ romance uG old lmes. Just received and for
sale at the LITERARY DEPOT. Pace 25 cts
feb %