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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10


Joseph = Lowry, Adom Fitchner, Edward Hol-
land and & OF &c Il Gather Joseph ID vi a tthews
Lancaster ''uld and Remus Oud, partners i'm
business under the firm of Geor, X Gnlthet &
Co. u lilo w Stocking and George = W arm
gen, late partners under the firm Of = " Stool
ing 60 AID George ArmstrO g. John Richie
and Craig Nltche. defe ,dahts,
The defendants Edward Holland and George X
Gather, Joseph Matthews Lancaster OYId
aud Remus Ould, and Craig Richie not having
entered their appearance and q ven security accnT
ding To the act of Assembly and the rules of this
c3urt, ma u appearing Oys tIsfactnry proc that
they are not inhabitants oftlie COMMONWEALTH Of
Nirginia,-On motion of the complainant by coun-
sci, ~ - ordered that the said . efendants do an
pear her IN the first day of the next Spring term
OF tins court, and answer the said clmplninantS
bHI-and that copy If tins order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper prip ted in the city of
wheeling Tor two months succcssively and posted
at the ent door of the court house Of Ohio coun-
ty. copy ieste
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

NIhGiNlA-IN cHANcERY-At Rules held in the
Law and chancrry for the county of ohio in the
month of March 1913 "
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling
IL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

HIiSHiNlA-IN cHAScERY-At rules held in the
Slerks Office of the Circuit Superior court Of
La" and chancery for the county of Ohio, in the
month of March 1919. 80 '''
The Merchants aud NJ ech anIcs Bank of Wheeling
compliments.
- against
solomon King, Arthur Philips and John Fnw-
Cett dsC.nJaa,
IliE comp lalnant having filed an ameaded and
supplemental bill. and the defendant Fawcrtf
MOI having entered ms appearance and given so
curity according TO the act of assembly and the
Iu'es 81 THIS court an it appearing by Satisfaclo.
~ P'OoI maj ne IS not an lnhabItant Of the Com.
monwealt Oh Of Virgnia,-Oh motIon Of The corn
Plamant by counsel. It Is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here on the first day of the
next spring term of this Jurt. and answeT Inc
SAID amended md original bills and that n COW
oithls order be foi thwlth inserted IN some nsSgs-
paper printed IN the city Of Wheeling for two
mouths successfully, and posted Al the front doc,
OF the court house Of Ohio county, A ropy tesre
ALEX Il LAlDLE0, clerk
1919 - i'lNrE4ls lDI CoIIUGs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-10

The following addres, BY the Hon S PrenIis.
TO Mr. Clay on his arrival at yicksburgh. is Que Of
the most Thrilling specimens Of eloquence We have
ever read.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
xrNDoW SHADES WINDOW

sADEsThe subscribers TsspeeSy re-, pee IL. s1asons tS,s
ore Mo- Spruce street, few doors roIll Nassaa, uey
are prepared execute ali Orders ,G 0[
All Einds Of Sign Painting done IN syie Eo 70 oe sur
passed by ans other establishment. a srssonsd sign
nst fade. A large assortment u "
Boards always on band ,c,.,,rs,c;es done u
.rdc- Des;gns furnished ard executed in superior
;nens oS work can always be and references s'eH
Trev have on hand and constantly M
Transparent Decorative Window Sh,de rsor, and
smes can ,lays be supplied with SHADES oil the 2es'
scrpon and warranted The assortment esns.s ns ePo
yiquees and Roseite Centres, Scrptura views FaheS
Skech and Gothic Landscape Centres, Tntern ABBEY
An LRts Of Shades matter how cilcult, are Palneo "
superior style at this establishment
Tey would likewise call the attention OF the pubic 70
mos, splendid Gohic Shade got up IL good STYLE and war
ranted TO please ,,...i,
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms.
Trimmings furnished Shades hxed IT requlreG:
BARTOL i DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL F. BARToL, 49,.
Nc MAIN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25

MuRpERoUs CONSPIRACY TO TAKE CoE-
vlcr sHrp.-We find the following startling mar
rarive in the London Sun of the 80 inst
Intelligence has just been received of aa in
tended massacre Of the officers and civilians
board the Eliza, government transport, which
sailed from her Msjcstys Royal Arsenal, Wool
Hch, few months since, with convicts for South
Australia. 1t appears, the vessel neared the
Line, rnurderous cons spiracy existed among some
of the convic,s, which would nave terminated, no
doubt, in the certain destruction Of those marked
down as their victims. There were two hundred
and sixty seven convicts on board, among whom
was soldier, who had been transported for IA
years for striking sergeant. He privately sent g
letter to the surgeon, informing him Of the in
tended outbreak, the morning OF the 4th OF
March; that the dcsiga was TO put to death all
the soldiers, officers, passengers and such OF the
crew as offered the least resistance, and then to
steer for The Brazilian coast. The man was pru
denrly conveyed to the cabin, so as not to excite
suspicion, where he was mnu,ely examined by the
surgeon and captain. He never varied in his
statement and go answered ali the interrogatories
put to him as left no doubt on the minds of his
hearers Of the intended horrors. Extra sentinels
were Immediately posted, ard at three O'clock on
the eventfu morning, the passengers and crew
were summoned on deck When tnclT SITUATION WIS
explained to them, and all then being well armed
were ordered to defend their lives to the last,
The morning, our correspondent writes, was
calm and beau,eous-not whisper was heard on
the mighty dsep when suddenly eight bells an
nounced The hour when the murderous conflict was
to take place. The prisoners were we'll organized
and armed with iron bolts and other weapons
stolen from the ships stores. The surgeon, with
al the gallantry of the navy, was unwilling to sa-
crifice the life of the sergeant whose duty it was
to open the cenvicts' gate at four oclock-all was
breathless anxiety, when the surgeon unhesitatingy
himself advanced to the gate, desiring couple o;
file Of soldiers to advance and shoot the first prs
oner who dared to pass except the one he named.
They at once perceived their plot was discovered
retired to their bcrths, and threw the bolts ard al
offensive weapons out of the ports into the sea-
Had the collision taken place, the loss of life would
have been dreadful. The rngleader was young
man of the name Of Dickenson, who had been an
apoihecary's assistant in Thavies Inn, Holborn. =
He was desperate opium eater He leaped
overheard Immediately after the discovery, and
Notwithstanding every exerton to save him, he
was drowned Every precaution was adopted for
the security of the convicts, and they were handed
over to the civil power on arrival"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25

From the Bunkerhill Aurora, Charestown.
DR. RICHARDSON'S BITTEas The Editor OF the Posi- has
beep made TO feel years younger by the Of enc bO
tie of DR.. Richardson's Rers These B!ttrrs cutie
popular and prove highly beneficial The Edlor oi The
Post certainly good authority in such case aud h,
sonnl experience should 60 far toward establishing the Dot
tors Compound
From the Essex Banner and llaverhl Advertiser.
This is the lor the OF this valuable medicine
1t is the safe and eectua iani'y medicine for des
which its proeses 10 cure tia; has ever been discovered
1t is composed OF different roots and plants We like ihs
bers because they quack but prepared by regu
lar practical physician who says but very little about then
himself but leaves it fer those who use them 10 make tier
own statements their beneficial effects upon the system
We bave just used the last o bottle, which purcb
ed rom one OF his agents, whose will be found The
outside OF our paper. month ago we could neither
fight sing halloa dance, 10 work. without leeEg thai
days TO be numbered among those thai are
But these BteS have cured and we feel as il we
had been bora again, and say in own pecull
sly "begone dull care to suit elves; and those a
wish feel TOO must resort 10 Richardson's Buers
there Is no help fer tlem
From the Lowell Patriot.
To the above cheeruily add our own testimony ofhs
efficacy OF Richardson's BiteIs. They excellent, IL
all the purposes er which they are recommended.
u For sale, wholesale and retail, by a. *. D. SANDS,
General Agents, 10 and leo Futon s also sold by
Sands Co. Ns II East Broadway A. b. aads Co,
No. 273 Broadway; Gussner Il Young, No. 1872 Chalhia
~, Iaflm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
Gaeb in aIL.
RY RALPH WALDO EMERSON.


LITTLE thinks in the field yon ed,cloakeo cio""'
Of4g from the hilltop looking down
And the heifer tina, lows In the upland 'sFi''
Ear.heard lows no, thine ear to charH'
The sexton, iolliug the pen a. no'n'
Dreams not that great Napoleon
s,on, h;o horse. and lists with delight
a. his les sweep round yon distant hight;
Nor kuowess thou what argument
Thy life TO thy neighbor's creed has lent
All are needed By each one
Nothing is fair, or good alone
Thought The spatcow's note from heaven,
SINGING a, dawn on the alder 5oash
brough, him home in his ues, at even;
He sings the song-but it pleases not now
For l did not bring home the river and SKY
Hc sang to my ear they sang to my eye
The delicate shel!s lay on the shore
Tie bubbles Of the latest wave
Fresh pearls TO their enamel gave;
And The believing of the savage sea
Greeted their aafe escape to me.
wived away The weeds and foam,
And fetched my sea-born treasures houe;
But the poor, uusightly, noiaone things,
Had left their beauty on the shore,
With the sun, and the sand, and the wild uproaT
Nor rose nor stream, nor bird is fair
Their concord is beyond compare.
Then said, :" I covet Truth
5eauty is onripe childhoods cheat
leave it behind with the games of youth
AS spoke, beneath my feet
The ground pine curled It's pretty wreath,
Running over the club-moss burrs;
inhaled the vioiet's breath
Around me stood the oaks and frs
Pine cones and acorns lay on the ground
Over me scared the eternal sky,
Full Of light and Of Deity
Again saw, again heard,
The rolling river, the morning bid
Beauty through my senses stole
Welded myself TO the perfect WHOLE,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25

BY special APPOINTMENT.
EOSEPH GiLLQTI', Pen Manufacture,
~ TO THE oGEEN.-cAUTION-rh Ai.h chsrac.
Ter of these fenS mas Induced the attempt on ths par
several makers topracce fraud nc ONLY UPON
Mf GiIii but aise upon tie palhc An inferior n e
pesrag n a he ,b ped ss1bs same thus sot onng the aa
is put up. >--0 ' - e'
observe, me genuine PeM are all marked In full
jose pn eiotts fatent' or Joseph elliott warranted
and hat each gross bears fac smle OF his signature
jyl5 ly al John-strae, n. 80, cor1e- ~ SsoIS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
SK7HO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES
WV IsYNEnS IL AID rnNrII.
SuMMeRyllLE.S T. Nov os 1919

SUMMERvlLLE, ". ]. Nov. 26, 1912.
DR.. jayne: Dear Slrl send you following certificate
Obtained from sr GucS. would JUS, state that became
acquainted with hm about two years ago 81 that time he
was entirely bald with the exception OF lock OF hair on
and that lock OF hair he told had been grow by
Tue use OF your Tonic; previous which
ayers that he had rot single hair on bis head The hair
now covers bis head completely and is TO hve
INCHES long Very respectfully, yours, &c. MASON.
TosIc-rhis will certify ttQ! eniireIy bald for about
three years, when was recommended to Iy Dr. Jaynes
Hair Ioaic procured two bottles of Mr. Mason in Sum.
nerVlle, and usng the Tonic for about fifteen months nv
hair came IN all over my head, and although not ane as
ing restoration ot nay hair has excited as;oaishment OF
all my afqqhnlances and made object OF curiosity
gard the n?en.or o! this matches Han Tocic as public
benetacior. io ,crIy, ~ ~, f r..
New Germantown, N. J. Nov 26, 1852
Prepared only No 20 South Third Il Pbiladsnh, .,d
sos broadway Price COT bottles tor S. C0 iuf In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25

The attention OF the National Government ought
to be drawn to the subject without delay, and this
first step towards the violation OF the late treaty,
be met in manner which will forbid similar at
tempts hereafter Augusta Age.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
I IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.-We

take pleasure in calling the attention OF our read
T,s G 10 SCaittAS ACOUSTIC OIL" for the OF
Deafness From the favorable accounts we have heard of
IL we ee satisfaction in recommending to the attention
Of all who may Srher rom Deafness iEis is ne oy med
cc ever odered TO The public curing This disease that
we te conideEce IN, and its effect different which
nave come within knowledge have been such the
relieved who had given up a hopes Of being benefited
a. IS i.e sng TO u.s. bile 50 many sufferers from
deafness that no successful effort has made TO
produce something which would effect radical cure
edcine however before the public, by the Csc of
whlch all may be relieved OF exceedingly disagreeabe
disease and enabled again enjoy the society of their
friends We say 10 all afflicted, by al means Try it.
AsTandsr's Messenger
Prepared by Z. Bell nai may be had al DR.. IaYNE,S
Store, 365 Broadway. Eew.Yerk. lGf Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
4 SIHNlA CURED.-This most dis

4 SI'HhlA CURED.-This most dis
! z trssSns complaint which battles the skill OF most
physicians saways cured by the OF LOngley's GREAT
WESTERN INDIAN PASACEA
The following certificate will sfow from among
many OF simlr kind which have been atey received.
t'.cm iamsf Biger, iia'chmt, Ne.clurg 81, NJ Y.
Col Lonnley-Dear Sir deem il my duty testify 10
the meris OF your panacra. My wife was severely aict
ed b the Asthma ta, she could sep
except by being bo,tered up in s;riDg posture pro-
cured bottle OF your Panacea. and gave table spoon
fell Soon after taking she retired he'd and slept qu
city through the night The dose repeated for several
successive nights with like favorable results until she was
restored 10 health in using buta part OF the bottle do not
hesitate 70 say that this Panacea perfect ot the
Aisiaa, and that as q Catharic know not It's equal
flT!m JAMES Bf9LER
For sale at sos Broadway and corner Grand and Mu.
berry stcsels. LIE I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
LEAVE. YOU A COUGH DO not

d Z neglect it; thousands have mst premature death
tor the want of little attention 4 common cold.
Have youa Cough ,-DR. JAYNE'S ENPECTORANT,
safe medical prescripon containing no poisonous drugs
and used extensive practice for several years. will
positively afford relief and you from that awful
disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds of the young, the old, the
fair. The lovely and the gay.
Have Cough BE persuaded 10 purchase bottle
Of the Erpeciorant. TODAY Tomorrow, may be too
late.
Have you Cough !-Jayne's E1pectorant s the only
remedy you should take to you.
For this plain reason Of the thousand eases
where it has been used has il failed to relieve.
Prepared and sold by DR.. Jayne 3o5 Broadway, New
York. flo lmt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
INFORMS IN CHILDREN.-Of all

Wv diseases which children are exposed none are
so fatal 10 Them Worms. Unfortunately, children are
seldom free from v ard they initiate the symptoms OF
almost every other comPlaat, they often produce alarm
ing effects without bccg suspected They are not ony
disease themselves bot their irritation aggrayats
all other Diseases wandering from part OF The body 10
another winding themselves up into large balls ana oo
struc,ng the bowels and frequently the throat causing con-
vulsions, and co often death The desired remedy VIII oe
found ia Or. JAYNE'S TONIC VERMlFuGE, which
will destroy the Worms, and lnvlgorate the pow
ers of digestion TO prevent a return OF lheni
Prepared only No. 20 South Third stree, Phiadeipha
and 5G5 Broadway, New.York Price 80 cents per bottle
InfI In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25

n PU hS SUhNIE4 OF dli UTUtT OF lIIt - UT
roga,e of the County OF New-Yoik notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Julia Lynch late
OF the CITY OF NewYork, widow George Anderson, late
OF the said City, mariner; Peter Thomas, late of Austria,
mariner; .Iohr Mcneil late OF Scotland, merchant John
son. late said City widow deceased present the
same, witt the vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber at his
Office No rs John.street, in the City OF York, on or
before The 9th day of July Dated NewYork Janu-
ary 25h. 1885 h. KETCHUM, Public Administrator
IoyE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
Ma Ar! WAR WAR The Wig

w Makers have declared hoslities agains neigh.
bor, DE- JAYNE, account of his HAIR TONIC, which
is knocking all their business into cooked hat Ladies
and Gentlemen old and youag, docking to the Doctors
standard Heads long dvested Of the first ruaments
and flowing locks, which Absaom himself might have
Wed Beardess boys with large and bashy
Wbkers and ladies smile again through their own raven
rngl-is, more beautiful ana bewitching than Bald
heads doing their wigs and throwing them 70 the
moies and bats while the wig makers stand agast
they behold The demolition OF their business What will be
the consequence OF this kno" the wggics
outrageous and the Doctor remains rm and declares
that some things be done well others and That
Bald Heads may vel! their hair the hair
others. Weekly Messenger.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne. No sos Broadway, New
York. and 20 South Third.stree Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle 6 bottles tor S. 10 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25

"a HFE IOU EF FEIt IItITlD II I'll
4 & do delay another day, but send immediate
III II you have been of the wise and prudent, and al
ready bought bottle the question is se,,ledyou have re-
covered your hearing. ARPAS OIL FOR DEAF
NESS never fails Ii the only medicine that will cure.
Thousands of deaf persons will give their testimony in It's
favor The beauty OF the thing is that cures you without
producing any pain.
Prepared by Dr.: r. BELL, and is sold agency Dr.
D. Jayne's oice, No. 3e5 Broadway, New York. Price,
s. bottle. Id Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
TONSUMPTION Cured by Schenck'

~ Pulmonc Syrup.-The subscriber being about 10 es.
absh agency this City, No 49, Corrandt-st would
call the attention of the afflicted portion of the community
10 his Pumonic Syrup which he has discovered for the
OF Consumption Liver Campaia and diseases the Lungs
and Respiratory Organs lew years ago he given rp
as lncuabe and be in the last stages
consumption, but he has been entirely cured by his Pull
onic Syrup and enjoys good health hi, day
Others have been cured certificates Of which be
seen al his Office He has published pamphlet describing
Palnonc Syrup effects which be had gratis
his Office He would respectfully invite he afflicted call
and seq him and any advice will te rendered grauilousy
10 al! who may cai upon him
JOSEPH Il. SCHENCk, 40. Courliand.St.
III In "a door below GI.enwch-sl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25

NJ THERE NO BALM IN GILEAD ?

Was the pathetic exclamation OF The prophet OF israel
@ h. beheld The degradation and miseres OF his people
ard do not The heart of the phian,ropist move with emo
sns fcammiseraion and sorrow be witnesses ie hope
sps con,on Of thousands dy1ag al atetops
and IN ask is there no balm that heal them aor phy-
scias TO rescue them death Yes; there is balm
, will heal them and at once those fatal diseases
.nd rss,ore them TO health II is found n JAYNE'S Eh-
PECTORANT which never fails TO relieve 81,
Ii prepared by Dr. Jayne sos Broadway Ne"'loFh'
ann ~ SUN ~ ~ ~ ho,,Is W. lot Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25

TN PURSUANC L; OF an order OF the Sur
= toSals OF the County OF NewYor. 2oii5e is hereby
late OF he City OF NewYotk gen. .nan deceased 10 pre-.
Ssfe wlts Tie To9chers thereof the subscriber,
az his otce, No. Is Chaioer street in the Civ of Ner.
YORK, on or before the second DAY OF usrs, next
Dated New-Ycrk, the S;>t day &c susrv 1875.
r lawsa- JOS. HCSSON sSnin,.--,.o-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
TVULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup

VyIILL'S TRUSSES.-Notice TO Rup
tured Persons-Persens afflicted with Iuptufes may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the world aotas on
anocalior at the Office No NeseyStree or 10 either OF
he agents in the princip towns in the United States be
careful to examine back pad of Huls tusSes 10 see
bey are endorsed by Dr.. HUH in writing None are senu-
inc or 10 be relied upon good, without his signature
MANY persons have undertaken 10 vcDd limitations OF
Uus celebrated uses, and thousands are imposed upon IN
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon ney
are made by unshl mechanics and no better Ihap
the ordinary tTuSSeS
Rooms have fitted up at RIO. Vesey:sreet eIo'u
svey ladies, having separate entrance from the ous
uess department, where female IL in constant attendance
IN wait mon female patients s2l II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
yTIlLAGE TAX FOR 1872

VILLAGE lax FOR ls4s,s .,s,s
above Tax bas been put into NV hsnqs nrs~ss ~
by The Trustees OF tine Village 81 linanlsD; =; receS
a short time allowed for iu cLIsciion; u s;,eu
therefore, that nmeaiale attention should vs s
matter by those who w3uld Bot be suoleca aao,d 81
uonal expense OF having their lots rsturnra NDf
yertised. c-,,a srss'
shall attend a, MY Office, on First, neas
the purpose of receiving the above Ta1, !Eca h@rs
f. H., and rom TO O'Clock, 7. NJ OF oigsrs easr Css
WILLIAM D. L0WERRE, fIiias' ~
Wilamshurgh, Jan. u, ls4S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
ipY ORDER of Francis n. Mann. Jndse

Y ORDER of Francis N. Mann, Judge
oi Rensseaer Conon Pleas, counsellor &c notice is
eieDy even at an attachment has s-ed against The
.ate oI lhornas Greene, non-resdent DeElor and
t uie saale wa be sold for the payment his debts un
e appear ana discharge such attachment, according
20 law, within nine months of the rs pubcs,on of ihs
no and that the paymen, of any debls due to him by
Ieols Oh m slate End the delivery him or FOR his use OF
any PropelIy within this State belonging To bu and the
transfer OF any such property by him. are forbidden by law
ana are void Dated September 10th 1912
E. PEARSON
sio !a"sn Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
i2a lawam Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
DY ORDER of Thomas A. Osborne,

DY ORDER of Thomas A. Osborne,
, Judge of Chauauque County Courts, of the degree
OF Counsellor al Law in the Supreme Court
Notice is hereby given that an attachment has issued
against the Of Leonard Jacobs or late OF the
of Ripley in the County OF Chantauque and State OF
made said Judge pursuant The directions OF the
statute concerning Attachments against abscOnding anC
concealed deburs and the will be sold for the pay
his debts unless he the said Leonard acsbs appear
and discharge such attachment according TO law within
three months from The first publication OF this notice. And
payment OF any debts and the delivery OF anv property
belonging the said debtor TO him, or for bis and the
transfer OF any property by him. for y purpose whatever,
are forbidden by law, and are void
Dated Westfeld November l5 lS42
AUSTIN SMITH,
frra A. ,inu Credit
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-25
auso Iawsn- Administrator of Ohm C. Roberts, deeeas

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate the County Of SewYork. notice IS hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Margaret Stewart
late the City NewYork, single woman deceased, 10
present with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber al
his Office No 20 Chambers street, the City OF New lork
on or before the ninth day of May Dated New-Fork
the 7h day OF November A. D. 1912.
ng layy6m- RICHARD l.. SCHIEFFELIN, Executor.