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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

NkNE8 ~ I.
M BROWNE, EDITOH N rNOkK KsT,bk. sei
- ! 80 e.se=.- !. - - sn.la
-. ~. '-.
-. NUM- ~ ~ I'D s.Aa
- !. - 49, 60 X
=. = =. {.
eyineed more than anxiety ". g. al'1'
most q them lave geSotieq = lnees-
ures that - = shoIt Ilae VIII slnsuTs
future punctuailty
Most q the debtor states have th4
Improvements Tor which lne debts
were contracted. Il less Nill IL ! ie
years be able @ relieve llle states ol
any charge on their Ase44AE. nd
many fthsn u Pfoee % time 1.il5
inc doubt pay OF sas t.HRsRa' DO
then remain soufce pl Paqns 70 the
state. as well IS oI en- e W
their ccnmunliless '.''s = 'gss
nasnes an obvious AeP " ..'s 80
tlon somehmes nEgsai A n ~ .llS
general vernmentsnna nRs sns s 49,
wnlcn Paid OF tne terms : 80 49,
= MOI 1ne rhoPLb MR9 pea 49,
debts = not tne gesAsal ~ ",
the state governments mere a8sa.- ..
me laehs.c.' sans 'soEssss 10y
ailke 10 tnelL selylcs, aln 3 la,a1 49,
strained Dy thelf autaoslay TO-
money Pal1 lne osDe as ~
people osD.. Y ~ $3.50 49, !.
y was tue psop ,.os : anun0y $50 -. -
pay IT, ~ Pal ai.as1S.'sS y .'.5.. - ''s
pay ~, :. tntOugn 'p.s - sa1es = g9s
= la = = y 49,. . " 49, q 49,
Wne,ner ane - $3.50. ~ = - - $3.50. $3.50,
~ 10y nassu $3.50 VVs s.s;s' 49, ~
couns aS...ssss $50. $. $500. ~.
anlounI Z lssisu 49,. Z. $500. $500
psocsss, T. - MN : sSs'11 $500. ..s..
erauon the amount ~ mas - Pfys n
the MAN polnI.
Maryland our Own stass. y - anls
dilemma ana according 20 ner means
as deeply involved as any state in the
Union, yet, even if her vast public
works, in constructing which the debt
was incurred, and which are yet in
complete, should fail 10 produce any
thing even II thar case 90 annual tax
Of one per. cert upon the assessabie
property il the state would redeem
4 The whole other obligations in few
years Who believes that her people
) would not rather endure such a tax
than endure the opProbrinln them-
: selves, and bequealh 20 their decend-
/ ants the disgrace Of dishohoring the
] faith OF the state
i Whoever 50 judges Of Maryland
D has mistaken her character and forgot
: ten her ElIstorv.
! There n 4 large amount off debtp
!. thar i not payable FOR long time yet
e 10 come. They were generally nego-
b ciafed redeemahIa Il distant periods,
prior 10 which Die fhp condition and
Il credit of the debtors Will vastly alter.
we've OF the states and ieffitQfles
/. feg lafly and most % them nave de
minished the aGnounf ol their debts
4 within the last year.
y Nine 81 the States and Territories
\. owe NJ debts.
s .s between tgQ anu 2't splllsonS "a g9t.
! laFs. siA'nis amount fonslesfaoly
lss7 Tran gl'R nQaefe9 s''s''.o.s AZ p'.'-
g eQ 20 EufQae tl.s 5slllaiAosk 1sAhb
= LED Pr or own cl.lzenss
Y Compare kne 1naeRtsnh 81 W.
aE FHaIal states Low WIZ, I',sgs - rs. -.
sE l9f12QltQN q fae [Ha4fgs 4R.'Sk..s.s5 Il,
aR aHA compare 2sA tns 9''.sk 18H1 ~. 49,.
'e r. RP la'aslen Aa5' ".
e a's @s. '.'' '..' Ell
aQQ ePs y,
e snE El'2 e. e., 800 s.....S.., =. !.
1 0ne ~ 49, - '''
op5 pksss''s 49, ~! i 4.
re s.' 's. s s1S: .bs s =.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

: nlsnrs or THE srzrEsss1s - -.
ssss1aEsssz 4 9sz.sk nj " kzzszFi Z g
lHT1IRsDAR ssEp1 Is
s. y g = sSsas 50
Idla atsr i0Id slowly ron o9sf and ial 81. and
heard The firing Of the volcano above me.
and saW nearly ! hundred feet over my head.
|fedzhot masses Of sc0fia suspended "a the iii.
anu not ashamed to say I felt Int a,se01p-
JortdbIe. u looked above and around, and saw
that Il needed but slight ffemuious motion to
confne me there forever. II was not the work
olive 81 ten minutes to reach the top. z,nUO
feet high, and little heavier discharge 81 Gre
la small shower af ashes--and should have
been snothered OF crisped IN m0lnent.-
There may have been no danger, but one can.
not escape the belief Of il when al times he IS
compelled % dodge flaming masses ofscoria
that otherwise would have smitten him 10 the
earth. -. s 49,.
We assembled by different ana much cas-
Ter path. Il is longer but far preferable to the
one we came down. Ie led us TO the other
side Ofthe crater from which we looked down
on Pompeii. i could trace the stream Of lava
to the plain, and could vel imagine the con.
sternation Of the inhabisanls the doomed CT
ty as the storm OF ashes 1t Of for tn bosom.
Weary and exhausted we necended by q DIFF.
ferent route through abed of ashes that reach
ed from top to bottom, mounted our horses and
rode homeward- The glorious plain was
spread out before Us, but we were too tired to
enjoy 4. We stopped At the hernltage.
where fiar brought us some Lachfgma
Christi, and then proceeded honleward. At
the bottom Of the bill we found our supernuuil
rofv ertsida haff f4r3k m 1srT ssfaTf rylr 3a1
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

y Z, day of October,and
, n following.
gPII1SiVsrsily,with their re-
sr,ss.---fr. Gsssn'r |
.s.-Da Charles Kraft
Edward H. o0ur'e-
by..Mr, William 3
The subjects Of which |
n Professors Of Matlae
Robert e. Rogers.
enry Howard.
Surgery--Dr. James =
M. George Tucker
sury ST. c. Tucker
4 Langua ges are also
odern history, and the
sctiye languages; n the
{ ! included mixed ma
Engineering mlglera Io-
Isl IF Moral Philos ply.
n political economy na
nnr iicipal law il 81 IT,
rstire and nations, the
snd con stitutiona law
this institution the arp
q wears Of age bllt k7e
with this reqalsltlnla IN
tller is a student.
. 10 attend the schools
rs be under tWenty one
attend at least three ~.
parent or glrdian' q VII
IL. for good cause ta AL
i, the age Of twenty one
4 beard within tlle pre-
their funds with chs
authorized 60 char
per centuTn.
Iormerly requiring stud ss1l
! Uniform have been IN
4 ire regularly peTio fnnea
4 chaplain, who IS apI2oll1
! four principle demo nlIl'ss
And by a resolutlea of Z Ie'
II the Gospel and oHf &
The ministry, may attend J.
without the payment O.
he session Gimme mont Is
odging, and attend
SIG; for half. i Ocsu-
estimated at Ky
fOfessor be attended
zach professor $50
to each $25-say 90
clothes. books and
there is an extra fee of 20
ants attending fhe senior
ii clothes is Limited 10 j 00I
bney to SIS.
erage amount expended by
found; from the Paif
out s $50 which Is BEL Il Ke5
i every useful purpose
VILLIS Fl. WOOD ~
Proctor and Patron s VA
/. DEPARTING
le INSTRUCTION IA this d g Iia 4
'raisy presents pecllE aril es Z
ler school, d VI edicine n tll|
lures commence o. tic hfs
erninate on the 4th 81 .a
|ength Of The session sI0|1la
ID Of nine mont tire Z ~
fd Ia nnTfafnl the flII Y
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07
LnEpARTIEMl.i||.s

be instruction N this feFla
Prsity presents pecnE ariI es 70
her school, 81 Medicine N the
'ctures commence on tic hfst
terminate on the 18th III sl5
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07
TIRGINIA

Nh Y lN@
n .h;s institution annually
y =, day of October,and
their re-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
A. O. FAIRCHILD.
No: I39 Mans SIR Ut. WHEEL NC.
DEALER IN

W. loO MAIN 70 " NtltkL q
DEALER ~
WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEwELRY. PLATED
WARE, FANCY GOODS. COlIBS. SC.
AS just rcc,iv,d from New York n 4 Phila.
delphia, = csmplete assortment ur G. roPs in
mis- line, among the leading ariic e are the follow.
ing;
Gold deiathed aud Anchor E-scapement Lover
Watches
Gold and Silver Irriue Watches;
Silver detached Lever Watches
DO (SnarIer de-;
De- Vertical d.:
Alahasier. Brass and Wood Clnrks;
Gold Guard nnd Fob Chains: Miniature Gases
Lnckcts; Diam.rd. Emerald Cameo. Enamell,
nLd Gold Breast Pins; Gold. Sell aud plain FInger
Kings, Silver Pen. is, Silver ThImbles. Silver Spoons
and Butler KNIVES. Gold and Silver SSeciacles.
Also. n large assortment at fine aud Common
Jewelty; Guld Pencils and Gold Bracelets; Briiauis
Ware ~ Seits; BriIranin Cufee Pots. Plated Candle
sticks md Castnrs; Silver Sugar longs. Salt Spoons
DC. German Silver Table and Tea Spoons; Wallets
Hair Brushes. Gumhs oCall kinds; Perfumorv. Rpzor
Straps. To,Ih Brushes. Scissors. Pocket Cutlery
Razor; Accurdions Card Cases. Travelling Baskets
Toys Ct all Snrls; Lace Elgugs asd InSeuings
Watch Tools and materials; Spectacle Glasses fue,
g. old Frame ofali kinds.
In curnCIiuH with other articles usullly kept IL
Fancy Stores, which he oilers Al pr.ces TO suit IT,,
timSs.
Silver Spoon. : anunc'ured 10 order and warrai
ted; Watches and Clocks rcraiIcd and wlrnuied
Orders from the Country promptly attended 10.
sep4
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COPPER TIN &suEETIRON WARE.


ME SUBSCRIBER would inform his old Gus
TONERS and The public generally. that he still
continues IL manufacture the above articles, IN al!
Their varieties, ~ his old stand un Uni Street.
WHEELING "a. JOBBlNG Of all kinds done
nj the shortest notice. Houses covered With COP
PER, TIN, ZINC, or SHEET IRON, un The m"si
approved plan uni reasonable terus. From his ex-
pcueu'e ia this hnsiucss, he haitCrs himself that he
viii he able To give general substitution. SPOUT.
INC Tor huu>es. OF every KIND. sizc and price made
Va order With prumptuess aud despatch. lie also
contituCs Ihc Manufacture 81 RUSSIA IRON
CT - Tor Dwellings. either plain ar fancy
These CRATES fer comfort, convenience aud beauty
udd greatly Ia The finish of a parlor.
ALSO. on hand 4 variety IT pattems orCOOKING
STOVES either FOR word ar cual. suitable Tor Hotels
Steamboats, or private families. which caunrt be
surpassed boy any M This market. either - Uii.iiy ur
price, all of which he - determined 10 sell 1T the
mos' reduced prices FIR Cash sr ap 'rnved harlor.
t'nar 23l TilOS G CULBERTSON.
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TRUSTEES SALE

RY Virtue ola d. ID ofTmsf dsteJ the ta,b a.
oi OctObeT 1912, executed by Hram Narr1
TO me as %tru' Gee, 20 secure the ga ment of Ger.
iain 9e.ts in sad deed mentioned, I stall offer
~ public saie TO the higheqt bidder. ~ 49, ~ guI
door 81 me Court House on Thursr3y fh. IU-L
day OF August next, the following describe re,i
pTt PtTly' VIZ: TOT NO -, situate on The Nurth stde
Of Nafer street, ia thar part Of NiddIe 49,
laid on INTO lots by Noah Zane John Pawceti
AisD, too number t35, In Fact Wheeling aud
on which Is erected q good brick tr1smsgf.
lne title 20 the ahJVc property b. believed o.,
BE- tndtaputahie, but ceiling az tnIstocI shall orig
convey such ult az Is vested iu uus by =s5d de,,I
Terms Of S1ie-5I5O cash Will he r.rHItrI 1g
balance W two cJual payments. ats and ~
moutne, aud the Ntc 10 bs teamed uuuI tal
purchase money shall be paid.
JAS A CLARKE.
~ 81 H IrYefsr.
The shoVe ssie "a p~1sipJurd uuIil Aisndat ba %
day ~ Ou05er next JANIS A CLARKE.
SEPT 6 Tusrao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

~HEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASH.
IN6TDN CITY, PHlLADEI PHIN. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. Tue Npii.nal Road and Gp.I
Iutcnt Sage {, mpa ,ies. are running G daily lines
Co. c. H'crl1ud cun.eciing vIh the q N q r r.
ONLY 81 hours Stage travel ro either OF the above
ciie-. the balance 10y Railmad.
Time Ia Baltimore - hours.
T'mr - Philadelphia - on
Fare to q ,ltimnre u DOLLARS.
2 re- 10 Philadelphia 10 do.
= daily lines leaves the c.. Stage and Rail.
roa III p" every m'ruug at 6 o'clnck A ~. and
extras furnished nj Any hour a had should Offer.
Forthr,ugh Tickers &, Il llimnre and Philadelphia.
Va INC door Norih u = Hotel.
For Good Intent Sag Co. HUTCIISON,
and WN X NEWMAN. fer N Co
Grsa, Central Route Rail road and Sage oG,e.
sep 10
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FAR

MEL MOORE e. CO. Mail Coaeh
~ Leaves Wheeling daily at Z O'Clock, 7. NJ.
40 hours IN Cincinnati.
Pilot Couch, leaves Wheeling diilv ~ 6 o'clock
A.. NJ. IS hours Ia Cincinnati. Fare $40.
.TdIlmadgG's G0Oi Ia,eH { COqch leaves Vince.
ling daily at p. NJ. ~ hours To Maysville Fare
so.
~ Extras furnished NJ all lines. in the sbove
lines To parties, with The privilege flying by at night
or not as they chonge.
OFire No. SO Wuter 81. WHEELING. Va
aug 30 MESKINEN. Agent
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@aa7 1hlQ

Ell ROWN & o Baltimore. philadelphia. Cum.
b hchnnd, Plush Irgh, Wheeling CINCINNATI,
Louisville aud 81 Lonis package Express, Foreign
Letter. and General Forwarding Office Specie.
Bank Noles. Pare els, aud cases uf Goods of every
Jcs-rpIinn. viii he received and forwarded wuh
the utmost despnIch la all the Eastern. " esic,n. and
southern cities. also 10 Liverpool, London. Paris aud
llavre.
Paricnli r attention given - Custup House Bu.i.
ness. collection OF n'res, dmhS, hills. &c, &c.
\ Spccinl mssSengei " III leave The Baltimore,
Philadcl phin. aud New York 'nices daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Nlessrs ATKINSON TESPLENAN, Cumberland. MI
Y. CALDWELL, E,l. Wheeling. Va.
l.. p. FRANcIsCUs & Co. THIRD ~. CIucimnaiti, Ohio
AID NJ 80 y Main, 81 Louis. Mo.
GFuRGE \. BERRY. Esq. Pittsburgh, Pa.
BRowN & Co, IL South Third Street, Puiladelphia
Pa.
Add Museum Building, Balrinure street, Baltimore.
Md. july Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
IN the Federal court at Clarksburg
United States,

RS.
Peter Narnall and others.
IA pursuance Of the decree IN this cause, ! shall
on the Sd day Of November 1913, A. the court
house IN Ohio coauty, sell to the highest and
best bidder on the terms after named. the follow
ing lots ~ Wheeling. VIZ: Lot No ? IN the 9Th
squars, and on which Is erected the ware house
now occupied bv Isaac Irwin and Handing &
Weldin, and twenty three lots m that part of
Wheeling called EastWhe ceiling. &whIch are num-
bCTed as follows, TO wit, l9l, IrO. 81, -, -, l4s,
s., t93, 1873. O., 1877, I39, ia, SU9. 2lb, 100. lgO, u,
A.. 81, 302, 1913 and %. The said lots will be sold
on a credit by equal InstalmeHts at one, two and
three years with interest from the day Of sale, the
purchaser giving bonds with good security for the
payment thereof. Deeds will DO made when The
purchase money is paid. Should the sale not be
completed on that day, u wall he a iOurned from
day 10 day ill u is closed, u JACOB,
avg % Commissioner.
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NEW ARRIVAL

Nj & r. H.. SWEENEY q co. have re-
" . csived from New York a large and supe-
rier stock Of the latest styles FRENCH end EN-
GLlSH CHINA OF the finest quality and lme most
fashionable and approved styles. Their stock
cousis m part 81 WhIe and Gold Band Breakfast
and Tea Sets, White aud Blue. Breakfast. Dinner
and rea Sells Of various PATTERNS Of improved gran.
Iie China. Also, = laue assortment ul Common
Ware, oll of y hiCh will be s1ld al the lowest prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Guy Dealers and
Families. would DO we'll 10 call and examine then
stock. az they may rest assured Oiteing pleased with
fullity aud prices. ~ 81
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CIR len - 81 COS.

AND IL NNlNNN ~.
KNHE pubic are informed that GREENE &
. co. have entered into mn arrangement
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road COmpa-
ny TO rue i Car with the passenger train to
Cumberland, and are PREF AIRED TO forward Pack
ages. parcels, and bundles, al. to aud from the
ollOwtn places.
FTederick. Hancock. Rarper's Ferry, NdrtiaS-
burg. Cumberland UhcciiHg, Cincinnati.
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail FRAN, leaving Baltimore At : Ia a NJ. ar
r.vInP al Wheeling by E\PilE -, early the fol-
lowing evening, and delivered free Of uOTteTage.
the above line will forward packages, specie,
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make COLLECTIONS aid
Attend To the purchase of goods IN Balum re,
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns.
Greene & Co. having cpuneCtcd the above line
with Grswol & cos Baltimore and PhlIadel
phIa, and Adams & Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines, pledge themselves Ia execute
with fidelity and despatch, any business edtrUsr
ed TO their are.
N. b All packages by the above line must be
marked Care Of GrceAe i Co.'S Western FIX
press. TTThoec from the West Greene - Cos
Eastern and Northern EN.ress." We beg to
refer to the following gertlySlen'
MrSsrs b lckhead ~ Pearce
Do Talbot. Jones & Co.. PHI,
Do Matthews. OJld & Co. ~
WIN Robinson, Jr. Esq.
MesSrs Dickinson e. CO., Cumberland.
Do Jas II Forsyth q 90, HhceiiHs.
MISUNDERSTANDING Il Duncaus. bsrlaud.
Jas ii EsTsyth " Co, uheeLuP.
N. All packages addre~se1 10 the care of the
above agencies viii be Forwarded with dispatch.
GREENE & co.
aug 81 Isl MARKET street Baltimore.
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La! what makes y.ur teeth 50 unusually
Quoth Josh's DulcIna, 10 hlm ro.her nlsht
To make YOURS look so, With "A grin, replied JOSH
I've bought YOU a bottle Of Thorn's tooth Nosh;
IT'S the best now nm use, SO the gentle folks says
Aud since they've tired this, cast all others away
But to prove II the best To make the teeth shine
Look a.ain. nv dear Sal, At the lastre Of mine.
Then try tins great loot . wash,
The Teaberry Tooth y ash,
And see # the Tooth Wash of Thorn, IS not me!
4 MONG recommendation TO the above, are
- the following.
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash aud become acquainted with the lngre
cnts of its tomposiuOn, l checrfully say, lcOusld-
er II one Of the safest. as II Is one ~ the most
peasant tooth washes now ia use. ID HD NJ
PIttsburuh Semi IL 1912. Dentist
Itake pleasure IN stating, after having ma e
use Of "ThOru's Tea h,rry Tooth Wash, thatlt >
one of the best deutr6CesIn use. Beng IN u
quId 'orm II combines nca'nJss with convenience.
While n Cleanscs the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, MS perfume vlglls a ira
gtancc peculiarly desirable. J MI:
The undersigned haveused ThOn'S compound
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found II TO lie
an extremely pleasant dentrlrce, exercising n
mos, salutaTy Influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE Aembcrs from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation Of
Tartar, and purifying the Breath. Having thor
OUghly tested It's virtues, we take pleasure IN iC-
commanding il to the public, believing It TO be
the hcS' article Of the kind now IN use.
NJ X BERTSON. JAMES = JACK,
ROBT II PEBBLES. CHAS b SCULLY,
G DARRAGH, WIN M'CANDLESS,
II l. RJNGwALT, LEONARD 5 JOHNS.
J VI MOORIIEAD. A : CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
Nal -
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AHORE GOOUs.-J SENSENEE. E-- 5g-,
lVh received q iuriher s"Pply NcU Go,ds G-m
Pbdndeipha. which m1kes his stock very iuu ard
campeie. He assures rs friends that tbey UtI fisl
every susIe ~ he line as io,V ascan BE- tad or suv
nfher Store IN he City F0r 81 tie rauIcsIsr.
see s1ssH b,U' n ny usiFhbUrs. ssp
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RG v Ttue Of a deed a Tust ,xecut,d by
- William Lambdln beam y date on the ed
Jay OF April 1897. and recorded Iu the cIerkfs
9IIce % TIE county court for Chic county. In decd
opoS No S2 page -, and Of another deed bear-
lnR GATE % tIe 9Th yt March 1855, also recorded
~ sac 'lerks office / shall on the oh da Of
DcigssT ueqt proceed 20 sell az public auct on f1
ne highest bidder, az the front door OF ths Court
mouse Tor ono county, three certain lois or
EtDugd 90 Wiz Lots No nine aud ten. aud the
North part ofI0t No forty. oae in south Wbso-
Nn- SAD Tote Noe o and 90 living on Inc Fast
soc ~ " a'er ~ and on the North side oTSec9nd
~ lhe SAID let No 40 living on the West side
oi Main 90. with al the buiITiure aDJ Ir.r,ays-
LOU lheIcJu. Terms will be- made known ar
.hg lme ana place of sale. The tuIe r. bsrcyrd
such az Is vested ia me y N'o
srp 10 = SwEARINGEN. TrYs,>,
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~AUTION no sOIrTHERN sLAvEnOL.

~AUTION TO SOUTHERN SLAVEHOL.
DElS. on The I7rl ~ August last I arrived
90 Baltimore. Maryland. With my family, aud took
apartments ~ The "Fouuiaiu Iun" date Bellzhop-
vcr'sJ nos kept 10y Messu DIX q Frgg Attached
ga my family wasa female slave. Oh tie 24th nIt.
q writ was issued as I am informed, NJ the instance
81 two servants cmyloyed nj sad hotel, ~, Philip
Gruss AID Romeo Price, Co wre 81 said female slave
irrm me. % lice ground that she had been brought
from another STATE. A. soUn a. The facts we're made
knuwn o. Messrs Dir a. Fugg, they, with a prumpf-
mde for Wbrch hey are distinguished, discharged
the aforesaid servants. Philip and Romeo. and Iufor
med 90 the principal Hutei kcepsfs In the city orthe
1ct. en- n whom refused 10 give fhem employment.
With Inc exception o. D7ujd BarH1n q 10 Of ne
city Hofi. who immediately gave employment 10
Romeo Price. the eldest of he two and no dtubt
che leader Of he plot This rautuu deem due 90
Suuuicrn travellers. so tdat Whcu They visit the
Northern aud middle States theJ may kn3N which
81 tbc Hotel Keepers 90 encourage
THOMAS n BUCKNER, Mississippi
Baltimore. Sept 4ul, 1913. sept IS
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aug %
NHANCERY SALE.

a NHANCERY SALE Pursuant tu a de.
~ cree made 10y lhe Circuit Superior Court al
Law AID Chancery for Ohio county. on the tenth
day of June 1913, IN a suit IN Chancery therein
pending between THE MERCHANTS AND
MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING. Com
plaiuani; and WILLIAM b TYSON, aud others
DefcHdnnis. ! viii ON MONDAY. TIE SECOND
DAY or OCTOBER NEXT. US43O proceed "a
sell al public auciiun. heiUTe Tho irunt dior nf tie
C"uri House OF Ohio cuurty. commencing said sale
at eleven o'clock, a NJ I'll thai certain mrssuaga,
tenement aud lot ui ground situated on Fourth street
in the city Of Wheeling, ia said county, on which
the said William b Tyson lately resided, being The
lot OF 9 round designated on the plat of said city as
LOT NUMBtR SIX IN SQUARE NUMBER
FIFTEEN, together with oil the Ienenienls, hcrcdi.
iamenis and appurtenanCes ihereunIo belonging on
Inc following TERMS OF SALE. viz the nur chase
money To he pnyabiern three equal insralmeuts, in
one, two and three years, respectively, from the day
of snle, each hearing interest from the day of sale.
and to be secured by bond with reasonable security,
aud the tile 10 be retained as - further security un.
al payment IN full. ISAAC w MITCHELL.
aug % Is Commissioner.
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SALE

n NHANCERf SALE.-Pursulnt To- a Jrinl
" decree made Ivy the Circuit Superior Couu 81
Law and Chancery for OHIO county, on the tenth
day Of June 1913. IN TWO sew, raj suits in Chancery
therein pending, one lie ~ cen THE MERCHANTS
n MECHANICS BANK or WHEELING,
CUmplainan aid RICHARD MCCLURE g. others.
Defendants, aud The other between THE NORTH
WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA. Com lainlnt
against The said RICHARD MCCLURE and others.
Defendants. I will on MONDAY. THE SECOND
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT. tlSi3) sell at public
auction before thc front door Of The Court house OF
OHiu county, COMMENCING sud sale al hall past two
o'clock, y NJ the lots numbered FORTY ~
aud SIXTY NINE mentioned in said q, cree. COR 81
much thereof a. shall be sufficient To p1v the deb.s
and Gusts mentioned ia SAID decree. chnrgeable
lhereon3 on Tie following TERMS or SALE, the
purchase money 10 be payable n three equal install.
menis. ia one. Two and three years. respectively.
with interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser
living sufficient security 'ur the payment OF the
purchase money. and the u:le 10 be retained until
payment ia lusl.
SAID LnI45 Is sirunted on The East side Of Main
street and North side Of Pine Alley in the Civ Of
Wheeling. "a Ono county, aud snid Lot 90. on the
West side Of Market Street and North side Of Pine
Alley IN The same cIty-ihe Two adjoining each u.her.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
aug % - Comu Issfonpt
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Samuel Caldwell

Samuel Caldwell.
The plaintiff Iu this case wiil ,ako notice that
;hc depJsIuOns at James VI Stokes aid others.
vii hc taken az the office Of John y ms, alder
man id the city Of Philadelphia, on the 18th day
81 October next. between the hours Of 9 o'clock
A " and Q 2 VI. 60 be read In evidence on the
rial of tire above named cause.
sep 70 5w WILSON. AnOrney.