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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
SHIP.

SIaEfs
T2NUE partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers under The firm OF Brown q
MAIDEN, va dissolved On the 9Th cav OF Mar,
SAB, by mutual consent III. bu ,lnr.s OF the ate
rm VII be souled ~ ei her OF ne former part
nsrsi those who may not be called on will please
call al he Old stand, on MAN street, FIRST noor
counts. II BROWN
Wheeling, mar 20 1888. A MADDEN.
CAR R BROWN, respectfully tenders
i his hanks To the pub &c for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the firm Of Brown &
II alden and 10 retiring from the sumo recommends
II asden. WHO wild continue the business 10 their
custom. Mr. II, was the practical partner o ( the
late concerT, nd will be able TO Il all orders with
which he NAV be favored. witt. prOmptness aud
TO The satisfaction vi Jhyse sho may favor him
ma % I'm
CUANDLERY.
a LEXR MADDEN takes this opportunity to
- inform The former Gus TONERS OF the late firm
Of Brown & MADDEN, AID the uhl,c generally
that he will continue the SOAP AMI CANDLE
BUSl NkSS dtthc old stand as usual, and soil
cts . continuance of their custom. mar2I
EBIO COFFEE.-IOO BAGS Prime Green,
q, just received and iur sale low by
cnar p WIN PAXTON 4 son.
WNANNERS' OIB.-lO Bbs brown. Tor
sale by tmar 22l WM PAXTON & son.
On KEGS No l. KENTUCKY 6 TWIST
. OU TOBACCO, received aud Tor sale 10y
mar - WM PAXTON s. son.
FOX RENT.
ITETlIE Store r lpn on Market Square. az present
J. orcupied by A + Yprke g. Co. also The Store
rom on MuIa street. al present occupied by
Eumaker, and alsD the Store room on Main Street,
at Tresenl occupied by u Pollock a shoe Store.
Ihrs r,pm will be arranged and fusd up. as To-
make % one of the most cpu,e ucut and desirable
stands in ho city. lur any business.
D. mr24 W + SELBY
II EMONS.-5 BOXES. frr sale by
4 mar y wN PAXTON a. son.
IL OUISVIILE LIME.-5O BBLS, jss
4 received aud l1r sob, Iov rv
mlr22 WA PAXTON e. son.
an KEGS or RED LEAD. received and or
nv sale by flehGI OLIVER PRYOR.
~ TONS PIG LEAD.
a. BAGS SHOT. assorted Nos.
/, Just rerciycd and ipr sale lpv by
ri ana. % WI PAXTON g. son.
81 - BBLs LOAF SUGAR.
IL TIERCES RICE Received md for
ale bv wN PAXTON q son.
mar 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

a VIE firm ct W r SeIby Il Co. was di.snlyed
ON the / lrh inst. by mutual consent, and IN
order To bring the business ur the firm o. speedy
close j. necessary that all their accounts should
be serled forthwith All those therefore knowing
themsevC md bIed eirhcr by note or account are
respectfully requested 10 call and pay the same with
out delay; those neglecung this notice will shortly
fud their nules end accounts the hands OF proper
officers for collection w t SELBY,
mares ALF'D BENNETT
wv Il SELBY will continue the Dry Goods
w . business al The old aud where the prrs
cut slock OF goods on hand Will be disposed Of ri
very redured prices those waning bargains Tor cash
will find % 10 their advantage - call. mar p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
DIST RIOT COURT II the Tnibd States for
he Western DiSrictof TTginjI, holicq az The eify
Of Whe,Iiag, March 81, 1913
IN BANKRUPTCY,

y Office 10 the Crcdio rs ana all ohio rs concern
Y cd ia interest, 10 show cause against The pc
utun of
No 4. Wolf Heymau, OF OHIO county, to be de-
clared a bankrupt on Tuesday the 81 day of Muy
next OF Sauniun.
No 10, Thomas Jones. Of Ohio county. To be de.
clared bankrupt GA Tuesday the ID day Of May
nexI at Slnuutun.
No II. james Melvin. Of Ohio comfy. to he
declared a bankrupt on Tuesday the 81 day Of May
next nj Snuufnn.
NJ -. William Kimberly Of Ohiu county. To
he declared a bankrupt on Tuesday the % day OF
MAY next al Suuntun.
T, ste. RICH'D w MOORE. Clerk
m1r2g l. ID & w ID Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
March 81. lsI
Div White Lead.

THNEN THOUSAND POUNDS Of Dry White
4 Lead Pure, which We Will sell at The lswest
price. (mh pa BAKER * ROBERTS.
a NIDER YINEGAR..-l6 BBLS. sure
z rur article, for sale low by
mar % WIN PAXTON & SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03


wallpaper AND BORDERING.
w Just reeve. "a fresh supply ct new
Wall Paper aud Bordering, Which nil be sold al
duCCd IuCc-
STEPHENSON & HASwELL,
up Iuipn street.
ATTENTION QUILL PURCHASERS
\WO THOUSAND quilts of assorted numbers
just received direct from the manufacturers.
and al DO sold cheap the cheapest.
WM ROBB
np3l at the old stand Of Robb g. Stephenson.
TRUSTEES SALE.
gk Y Virtue of deed ortrust .xecuted by Fran
ccs Melton "a the subscriber, bearing date
the 10th day OF February tS4I, aud Of record a.,
the Clerk OH OF Ohio county, / shall proc, cd
20 sell ON tho ith day of VI arch IS43, at the tav
Tn Of John ID Foster, IN the town Uf Trauuiph.a.
10 the highC ttldder at pu,lI. auction. certain
trac parcel Of land, living and being I've or I'll
idriphln IN thu couuts Of Ohio, containing three
acres more or less, being the land on which "a III
Melton resides, and was purchased 10y hIhl oi
Charles ID Knox, and John FVay, severaly.
Selling as trustee, l shall only convey 10 the
purchaser such title as IS vested in me by said
decd of t!U~t
Terms o { sale. Cash
ISAAC w MIrCHFLL.
feb It's Trustee.
The sale of the abuve property is postponed
until the ifsi DAY Of April neat. by consent Of parties.
Hctm>-one half cash and The residue 10 thirty days
from sale. T. W MITCHELL. Trustee.
March s, 1913.
Tho sal" uf the nlnve property. - postponed until
Saturday the o.. day uf Nav next
l. w. MITCHELL. Trustee.
April 2. 1919.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
Litharge.
NEW BOOK STORE.

Together with Blank Books Of every descrptiOn--
Ills stock Of Stationary consists OF Letter and Wri-
ting paper. Steel Pens. Quilts, Ink, Waters, Sealing
Wax, Lead Pencils Slales. and variety Of articles
~ that line too tedious 10 euumerao.
A splendid assortment Of Wall Paper end Border.
ing Of different qualities and patterns.
In connection with the above, WIN Robb will,
under The superniendance Of an eastern workman,
manufacture Bauk Books OF every description 20
order anI Will attend 90 the Biudery department 90
all ITS various branches.
IN addition 90 the above stock Wm RObb. viii
regularly receive from the eastward the newest
publications and choices. works Of the day, which
he is determine 10 sell a. the most reduced rates.
IL will be assisted by Mr. JOHN IHOMP-
| son, who has had much experience N the Book
business and who Is well acquainted wiih he WantH
Of the community 900 that bre. being iur many years
/ 900 The cmp.oyu. 900 e Ru't Fish u. " X Fisher,
\ Sfrrhar sun a. GurNUaI aud RDhb q Stephenson
/ WIN RJBB tops r0 inertia share Of that
/ rafr.rurc which vas 20 liJemiiy bestowed on hIs
. rp.Ip. r.-..r-. u7r -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
CIIANDLERY.

DIO COFFEE,-lOO BAGS Prime Green,
10, just received and iur sale low by
snar % WIN PAXTON a son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

az GUILD inform me public that they nave re-
w ceIS'd from the Easl and have nov open
ed al M l3l, Mana street, a la'ge stock OF pruC
and Summer Goods, French. Euglish and 4 merca an
"a part IS lpHpws
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

We are willing to sell at a small advance frr
cash eli-er Wholesale or retail. T1use wishing u
purchase wall please give call miud at No
l3l Nam -, where they shalt iiud goods "a cheap
AIRY "uher house IN The city.
rar2 %. G. 81 A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

WNANNERS' OIL.-lO B1ls brown. for
sale by tmar 22l WA PAXTON & son.
IN KEGS No l. KENTUCKY 6 TWIST
OU TOBACCO, received aud Tor sale hy
mar - WM PAXTON g. son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST =, 1913.

TIE SPRlNGS.-We learn that the fashionable
watering places OF the aud north are at present
'hrongcd with visiiers beyond all precedent. The
Improvements IN travelling with reduced prices have
doubtless increased the number Of ,islers at Sara
tnga, the majority of vsrers from BOsror New
York aud ohiadephia other places OF resort n that
direction nre filled unusually carly thus year; but
we learn that The Virgin springs. except the white
Supher are almost bare Of visriers. and those are
by no means filled. Our little Faycue springs neat
led up in the mountains, has nothing to complain
Of this year. Landlord Earl good a Boniface as
ever furnished table las his house aud his hands
full. although this is the first season Of has public
service. lie will he compelled to provide larger
a accommodations for next year
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

loot it every inch OF way, ard never
give 1t up ull I'm AT the door of the
molly father. Never fear me, BIddy,
darling. II be man OF my word, and
when Nv taken the pied sc tell me now
once for all, am | 10 huey yOuIsc
INTO the bargaIug! Tell me that
|ddy, and wish me good speed On the
way'
e. ere's my hand Biddy replied,
placing it frankly and hrmIy ia mis-,
and may never live 10 sec the com.
ing sunday If my name shall ho Cas-.
side only JUS; 81 long as You please,
and no longer
That's enough, darling that : enough
and ANY went Larry, bounding like Il
deer over an adjoining fence. and was
soon on the road to ;he town, which
was abovt 20 miles distant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02


THE GOLDEN MARRIAGE.--If you wish to
learn the true value OF marriage, If You wish 10 see
what this union mny be for two human hearts Tor
life then observe not the welded ones in their
honeymoon, by the cradle Of their first child;
nO' OF a lime when rOvelIy aud hope yet throw u
morning glory over the young and new born world
Of homei but survey them rather Hlho remote years
Of manhood, When they have conquered many al
error and many temptation, ia order TO become
only the more united to each other; when labOrs
and cares theirs; when. under the burden Of the
day, well ~ in hours Of repOso, they support one
another and find that they sufficient for each
other. Or survey them still further IN life; sec
them arrived az that period when the world, with
all It's changes and agiiaiiOns. rolls far nwny from
them, becomes ever dInmeT Ia lhem; when then
house Is still, when they solitary, but yet stand
there hand IN hand, ond each reads IN ihe other,
eyes only love; when they with the same memories
and the same hopes, stand on the boundaries Of
O nno'her lie into which they prepared to ontor
Of oil the desires Of this icing retained only the one
that they may do Oh The sumo day-yes, Then be-
hold themi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

Passing few miles out the National Road a few
days ago. we noticed new building one story high
painIe white. with n neat paling fence around it,
aud in the summer breeze the leaves waved gently
over il. leaving a portion Of it the shade aad the
other in the broad sunlight On the left was deep
shaded glen, on the right fair open field. We
were assured by its modest yet dignfed appearance.
that The building was designed for education. and
on enquiry Of little girl. uscertaIncd that it
In seine places tho erection Of a neat schonl
mouse like The one named. would be consII cred
matter Of no moment, but IN this State. in Virginia
ii is almost wonder of the year. equal to the comet
or sign in the heavens We admired, rcjuced
and passed on, hoping that the Time would come
when every child IN the Stale would have such q
school house To study IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

TEXAS. -Ajyicos have been received al New
Orleans from Galveston up 10 tho 9Th inst
The Texan naval vessels, Austin and Wharton,
under Com Moore and Capt LoihrOp, with Colonel
Morgan arrived on the i4th inst from Yucatan.--
The volunteer companies and large cOnc0ufso Of
citizens turned out 10 welcome their arrival.
The whole Of the MEXICAN forces are reported 10
have left the cDast Of Yacaiah,
Gen WIN Murphy delivered his credentials as
Charge daaifss Of the United States 10 the Sscfeia.
mry Of State ofTe1as, on the 10Th June, and prcsen.
/ ted 10 the President the same day,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
SERIOUS RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT 80

SERIOUS RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT We are
told says The New York Express Of SATURDAY morn.
ing. Ivy gentleman who left Albany last evening al
O'Clock, That a report was 90 circulation that n
very serious accident had occurred about SIX miles
" est Of Schenectady, by two Trains running into
each other al full speed, by which five or sir cars
had been destroyed. The information was received
ai Albany by man why came express from Srbe.
uoctady for surgeons. The news Of the acc fdent
was brought 20 Schenectady by a man from the
place ~ the disaster. who was ~ cJufusoI as no, Ia
be able 70 give very clear scyJuui of tho affair
aud great anxiety is lolt ~ get tho plrtigul1rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

a ROYAL REQUkSr.-The papers relative
TO the expedition To The river Niger were recently
presented To Parliament. Amongst other documents
will be found despatch from Captain Tucker dated
Fernando Pc, May 81, $40. 10 Ihe Admiralty Civ
ing an account Of his mission to kIng Denny Of the
Gaboon river. Ills Majesty" to have been
infinitely delighted with the respect paid TO him by
the repeated salutes with which Captain Tucker
honured hiIu but sadly disappointed with the pres.
enIs-a gold medal aud than--seBt 10 him by tho
Queen Of England. His Majesty" gave expression
{" hs disappointment by debating ihe following let
ter 10 the Queen:
"TO QUEEN OF ENGLAND
Sister: KING Denny Of Sandy Point, River Ga.
BOOM must embrace you for he things you send me
by Capt Tucker, Of your ship Wolverine, who
dushed them this day with grand ceremony
which usuch pleased me. King DEM, was too much
glad To Queens men belong Lynx which cost
l2O dollars, which too much glad to give Queen
King Denny wish very much To be brother 10 Queen
and will be very glad suppose Queen no lot Spanish
ship come for slaves; and suppose Queen send ,len-
" English smps 90 me Tor trade for IVORY gum
beeswaH, dye-wUOd, aud ebony. And Kmg Densv
wish my sister send me a greacOat, with secnm-
pOics epaUleites, wastCOlt, trousers plenty gold
~ them; cooked hat with gold and fcuihcr. sword
asd belt, plenty gold; aud two easy chairs: and
King Denny wishes Queen health and good bye
King Denny very gud he hear Queen got husband
king DENNY hIs = mark
king Denny Town,
I'D day Of Moon. T. O. MAY I6 ISiOv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
king Denny Town,
I'D day Of Moon I, .. May Is. 1902

ICE MOUNTAIN.-The July No Of SilIiman's
Journal Of Science contains account Of on leo
mOsn'a'n ~ Hampshire county. VIrginu. which
mas excited not lilIe interest ~ that quarter. IL
oo'nP''ea % focN'' anI rises some seven or eight
hundred feet. constituting part ofa r,J,e mo
mouninn surface is made VI red sand .stonp. gnI
upon removing The siOne Co The depth of a few
inches. masses VI ico are found at midsummer. even
curing nc most Oppressive seasons, permanently
preserved a ihous'mC Ter, introduced among tho
''''ues "i me rocks sunk below forty degrees, aud
"On'u nave gone lower had @ remained During
',''" "i"'ef' a caYiy, about four feet below tho
surute, was opened and filled up win spoys. IL
"is COVERED loosely with boards. vet rt remqiued
duu"s The whole summer dry. fuabo, aud crystal
line, without melting
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF
LlFE.-Tne Spirit Of the Age states that on yes
to-day morning the steamboat Warren that runs be-
tween this city ond Beaver, when opposite Shnuso
town. bursed her blow of pipe, and sno 9th pas
sengers jumped oy erboarJ and there being no yawl
attached To the boat. ho was drowned. Shame on
the officers Of Steamboat that viii sacrifice human
life for Is Pits. GazsUe. July 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

One ofIhc sensible remarks relative 10 The
Pussy controversy. that we have yeen, was made by
Bishop Duane in a letter 10 The Burlington Gazette,
That some persons take revenge for heir own in
difference TO religion, 10y finding fault with the rci.
gIun ol their neighbors"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

The papers, we must confess most intensely uu.
nterestng-Ihoy are like dry we'll, an empty sack
or sumething else out Of VIII ich nothing begut
good. bad, or Indifferent Ualess some one raises a
breeze. we shall he all sut Of soTIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

Yesterday pleasant and fne day for the corn
which under the late rain has acquired green
mud growing appearance than it has worn Tor some
weeks before.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
An EQuINuCAL COMPL1MENr--l

AN EQUlVOCAB COMPLIMENTARY nec
iOle Is told r. Fuse, The arust, IN which that very
singular man conlrved 90 give an opinion Ofa
worthless picture, without pain.ng the owner. a
woman Of rank had paid high price for a wreiched
work. Thinking she had got great treasure, she
invited FuSeli and NolIckins 10 come 10 see IL
What. Mr. p, do you thiuk Of f' said she, MY
Lady, replied Mr. n his strongest native pronun
cIaiiUn, "it Is most extraordinary picture" Going
home, NOllekuns asked him how he could have sad
what was 30 wholly uutruo' "Not AZ Oh So said
+ "u Is most extraordinary bad picture, Mr. NOlle
kius
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

CULTIVATION OFCOTT ron ~ INDIA
The Macon lGaJ Messenger has received Letter
from one Of the American planters 90 Indie, by
which we informed that the results Of the or per
imcnt iu the culture Of coton sii continue very
uuiayorable--s0 much %. that al but one Of The
government plantations which wefo located iu
Bengal, have been broken up and removed The
new location IS believed o. boz sJme $50 miles iu a
northeast direction from the Oruef one, that of the
writer sot GOrfUckporo. fJf GYDrpck pufe u0rthes.f
Of iho Gaugcs' aud near Tie JyfIgfs Of lo Clise,o
empire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

The editor OF Ihc Albany Evening journal. Thur
low Weed, Esq. sailed from New York 10 Europe
IA the George Washington. awhile since. The lVl-
lowing is extract from has first letter. dated on
board ship-ubour ? 400 miles ir,n New York. aud
only some 500 miles IRON LvcrpUli
We nre a large. but exceedingly harmonious
community, Thv sieerage assengrrs lumber Uyei
100 most OF whom disappuInIe, emigTanIs ~
turning To the old world without having found "a
the ucw IIe ready dug" gold that had seduced
.h,m across The Atlantic. Ia talking With sune Ol
Ihcse people. find that they return more because
they recuuCile IhcnsolVps To our "social re-
iuIms. than iOr the want OF employ Some Il
iruc. are unfortunate. ~ me always must be ui
thus world ui yiciS-uudps. The returning English
Cm'erJIls 20 hJinc great dI,eust WIN BrDiucI
country 10y saying IhaI "er,rg thing ~, America
s,ks. bti me Uinecdr. anil nEt IS street." But even
IhIs picture has IIs bright hucs well ITS dark
shades There arc. AMONG the stceTagc passengers
lu old Irish lady and gentleman VI lhe name Oi To.
bin, from Cincinnati. who back To the Green Isle To
die where they born, that their dust my resi-
where r'sts the dust Ot their iah,rs. They hnVe
lived IruspeIuusly IN America, buI they could die
| happy only in Ireland. SIX children LEFT IN
Americas and one daughter, with that fill deuotion
Which hallpws n daughters aficrIIuu, aecOmpauIe,
her parents on This scpuehrIl pilgrimage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
sl76OOO

Now. this should form personal objection To
him as an honest man. because he received II
co:dIng to law; hui pretty good pay Tor calling
himself a TREAD Of the "Iear people"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

VIRGINIA-NESF PolNT,-A correspondent,
of the Salem Gazette, travelling through vrrgInru
writes thus from FIncastie:
As passed into town (LsGinglon) tho driver
pointed ont 10 me the state Military Academy aud
the bov seninels on guard. Al Lexington Is the
Saie Arsenal and depot for munitions OF war belong
ing To the Stale OF Virginia. Formerly the place
was guarded 10y 80 To 40 soldiers. These msn. from
Their dissoluie habits became InloeabIe nulsance
&c The goUi people OF Lexington. A number OF
years surne phnanthropisI IN the Legislature
Of that Saio started the project To- establish Stale
Military Academy, similar To West Point, and in.
stead OF having vagabOnd soldiers 10 guard Tie State
arms 10 employ INDECENT boyr aud al the same time
give them thorough education. I have under.
stool That the system works admirably. hrsi
rate education Is here obtained and the institution
stand deservcdly high-indeed there is 40 Safe I'm.
slIulIon OF which Yirginian is more proud than
the Military AcadeEy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

Boy why don't you 90 20 schoJlr Bcksse. sir.
daddy ntocfJ I'll llm everything nos. sb,I,'f
h-'U uJthlng ~ llm wlon 60 ~ lac clG my.