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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
40 NEE GREAr CrRE rERloR NEn-

ANO HER GREAT CURE PERFORATED.
New York. ), piembcr 3Oth. cI2-Gcui,: { TN
marhn'sl hy trade nnd the dntirs OF nv bushes.
"luir- iuai shuu d a. times S1crl rvseI TO srci
~ extent that the sysicu becomes entirely reiaKed
'nd the holy 80 "Vcrcurae Nth heat, that it is iih
great difficulty ran avoid contracting severe cold
took cold from This abuut two months N r.
sub eqnrnily tell Tito the midst Of some marhnr.
~, whieh seriously injured my breast and prrducs,
severe hacking cough, and wa. ~ I r",,siirr.C
last approaching an uniimcy death | was intend.
I'D by two physicians who considered my case hort
les; however. determined, as last resort Ia tr,
some of youT invaluable lInrehouud Candy. and
after uslng small quantity, | hound almost imrne
la te reliei and using bur large packages. resIurcd
me To perfect health. My physician also attribute,
the cause oi my recovery the Of YOUR Here.
hound Candy. Yours IrrIy.
J + MATTHEWS. No | Orchard st
To Mcssrs Pease & = ~. - ID visIpu IT.
psf there Is one that i scepiical in rcgnrd
Ia the virtues ni Pc"s-'s IIorrlrid CANDY should
he very happy Ia them. ! sincerely helicvc IL
Is the only lhing that saved the fion, ia, grave
= NJ.
For sale 10y JAS BAKER and
HIRAM KANE.
ieh - Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
COMNJsSIOSER,S SALE

nF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL FRO
Potter q Wagner,
u,
Isaac Springer nd others
H. Chancrry virtue IL tho decree proncur-
ccd IN thi~ cause, on the l0,h day of November
IS42. the Undersigned, will OTTER for ale al the
residence OF SAID Springer, ~ 2 miles east OF
W ling ah the National road, on SATURDAY the
hrsI day Of April next, the following personal
property, belonging To the PENDANT Islcc
Springer, {" vii. one horse, cows, , feather
beds, bedSiead and bedding, / bureau, 2 tables
dnZ chairs, large copper kettle, and hogs
Also. one lot of land containing one acre, sit
uated on the National road, four and half
miles east of Wheeling. being tho residence OF
SAID Springer, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms-Cash, for thu purchase of tn, present
property, on ali sums 10 the amount OF % doIls;
over that sum, 90 days credit will be gwen, bear
ing interest from the day Of sale. Cor the rea
estate, a credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
with intel est, the purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds With good security Tor the payment Of The
purchase money,f for said personal property * real
estate, and the title "a land retained until the
same Is paid. w MITCHELL, ID =, for
ArCh'd Woods Sheriff BhioCo
teb p "a ana Con missioner int his hen ali
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
TO THE RELIGIOUS PUBLIC.

THE BIBLE IN SPAIN-This nuIiou-ly CT.
pee ed work by the writer ol 'GITsics in
Spain containing nn account Of his Narpus al.
ventures and imprisonment 10 lis Ctiprls To distribute
the Scripture ia the Peninsula has just been rr.
celyed The Literary Depot ID il not secInrian N
M character. IL Is published in four ezra mum
BEES Of The New World containing , large octave
pages and be had al The very low price OF -
Ceuts.
feh % HIRAM KANE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
FOR NEWT

sssAA FIN hr'"k dwelling to~sc r'c-s7n !,
5tH3 srugIed on Hdmicu street. Pu,scrsi !
tsHS given on a e lstof April. Terms. yer,
s.sses low. Apply 20 VA. CALOWtLL.
feb 2T-3,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
DISSOLUTION.

54NWiNG & MANLY have thus day. By rnuru,
~ consent dissolved their coIlrluership m busi
.eSs. heretofore cI's'Ing IN Monroe county. Oh o.
the adhrs ~ the firm wi be s~red up hy sal
ewing, WIN stall carries "n the csiahli>ln, nj
G. EWING.
teh - JAMES MANLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
FOR III Mt.

&TA THE large AMI cufnnudtous War
...tk3 house On mann street navy uccupied b.,
ItiGES$ i. ID. DuftCld Asa u neat and com
1872 Portable dwelling house "u Nam stree
'"sse''i"n given "H The tirsi Of April. Pr terms
&c. wh,rh will be how spply To-
jan l6-f w. w 4 y w. JIMFSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
TRUSTEES SALE or LANDS IN WOOD
COUNTY

TRUSTEES SALE or LANDS IN WOOD
COUNTY
"URSUANT 10 n deed Of Trust from John
Clarke and wife TO me. dated April tn
1897. and recorded in The Clerks office Of the
~ court uf Ohio county. in deed book , ,, pages .
and 3. and the Clerks uilice Of the county court
Of Wood county in deed book | 0. pages ] ( ard
shall on Thursday the 10Th day OF February sl3,
sell nj public auction nj The front door Of the Conn
house OF Ohio county, the tract Of land 0luated IN
Wood county. on The walters Of French creek, and
containing about $50 acres, which was conveyed
20 The sand John Clarke 10 $50 by John Clarke.
bya deed nOwuf record In The said clerks uice ofhe
county court of Wrud county. Also, two other
tracts Of land 10 said Wool county on The Wales of
Hcrmnns creek or Worhineron's creek, and con-
timing the ono about 1850 acres. end The other
about $40 acres. which were conveyed 10 the said
John Z Clarke by Ileiiy Woods IN 1886, Ivy deed
alsD of record in the Clerks office OF the County
cuuH OF Wood couniy.
TERMS Or SALE-Cash I engage only "a
convey such lille as ~ vested iu me hy said decd oil
! trust. DANIEL LAMB. Trustee.
jan l3-ts
The above sale postponed until Saturday III,
/ 9Th day OF March Si3. 90 lake place The from
door oi fIe Cont house Of Ohio county. Va.
Feb lG. ID LAMB, Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
\ CARD.

\
To RENTERS.-A 8. Todd would
fH44 int''u all To wi'om this may Cunceru.
llistEAz that lie has for rent 10 the imrlcd isle
A4Sssf2 vicinity oi Wa, cllr e a small farin 81.
'uaIa ga ne OHIO river, directly pn,jre L. R,chie
ruwn whI~h * we'll adapted To gardeuitc nr Ear.
ming purposes Eight acres uf the atuvc ground
was enrlo'ed some yesrs since for the pnrposr 1T
market gnrcrni IA this garden il planted variety
4 rnoiS. su'h n straw berry, rhuhnrb asparagus DC
'lsn. an The place irum 90 10 fruit trees OF f
'et'ni Kinds. rom rs near proximity 10 the city
4 Wheeling, II T. very DESIRABLE situation Iur Der
sons " hu wish to alIe,d the Wheeling Markets
The whOie oi the above prrurd or the s acres will
'e leased rs may best suiI tho person who rcuiS-
Euqulre OF \ Todd at his ufTice on Min street
at the ign Of the Irul-u heel, Black Mammoth
% at, Market Square. Wheeling. Va
feb 4 5. TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
NAILS.
FOR SALE or RENr.
FOX REM.

"a TIE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Main s
'.Es.b2 Wheeling Va. tins c>laAlishment >,
iisSABsY long and tavorahy know 10 The travel
s=skaesS$=zz& ling public situated pn Main Street. il
The city "i Wheeling will be for rent on the Is, ia,
Of April 1913. The House and all ~ apartment
are IN good order for The public nccommnda, i'm
Tho great increase Of travel ihrp this place make.
II desirable house for renting. For terms appl,
10 the Subscriber. or ~ James Paull. NJ his ofiic,
IN Main 81. Wheeling. ARCH WOODS.
j,u l9-u
Baltimore Patriot. Louisville Journal. Fredcricl
Examiner cory TO the amount Of So and charge thi,
Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
TRANCIs d. NALOIs. OR

TUNHE CURSE or ST WALDORF taIc orihe
Middle Ages uew novel by Edmund Flagg
one n he beer productions gfihi' POPULAR writer -
free IS e's FEB s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27

NVOLAssEs, &C.-99 Db'. y. o. Molu..
VI scs, 900 fine order,
bh's Sperm Oh,
8 Hall chests Y a Tca. jIsi received per steamer
Few York and Tor sale very low By
fcbI5 T. IRWIN
WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR
~ NRlADELFHlA and Cugcrs ands a very
superior article, fDr sale By
febI6 T. IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
LARD OIL MANUFACTORY.

LARD OIL MANUFACTORN.
u NIL subscribers have commenced the mnnuiac.
lure Of the shave OIL on Market Alley, near
the store Of Mr. n 2 Morris, where they will 'upply
MI whD may cali, with oi ia every respect equal
90 The Clucinnau article. LIST T. WARREN,
Tho h.ghcsi price paid lcr Lard above.
icb7 %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
FOREIGN GOODS,
ALSO WOODLANDS

CAsssEIrs vim ,rvon. -
Nbshsp
y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
GENERALAssEM OFVIKGINI,
TnrRspAr. Feb. %. 1919

The legislature Oi Missouri resolved to adjourn
"u Saturday last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27

Andrew Elliplf Esq 50 Louis. Ne
& X Yeaipan. NaslUuHc Tenn
Be Gutter a. Co L1mfriHs, ~.
John IipTu,oit, Horris'0ug. one
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-11
Seamcn for the lui,rd States Naval Service

Since the 4th Of March last, we learn, that
~ scanon have enlisted at the naval rcndez-
vous IN this city AT Baltimore So, since the
10th Of March Charleston, :. c., lO6 I; on
at New Orleans 80 The number shipped
at New York and Boston we have not heard
stated
There 10 n cause for this marked populari-
ty of our naval service, which seems not gen.
orally known. At the last session of Con.
grcss n law was passed giving To the schInen
IN The navy their "small stores" tea, sugar,
coffee, &c. which therefore they were obliged
TO purchase from the purscr, nj an advance Of
25 to 80 per cent. on the first cost, equal To
81 80 per month put into the pocket Of
Jack"
The clothing Is noio supplied by the Gov.
er'n"n, NJ nearly contract prlce, which ~ n
saving ~ the seaman oi ~ 30 per mouth
more, making an increase to his pay, over
former tunes, oi nbuu, SO per month. Which.
added tn his pay oi $l2 per month, makes II
now ccuaI Ia Slj 70 this lie may add
?l 80 per month. winch - allowed n hc
does not drsw or drink the spirit part OF hls
r,iIons so that IT onr scamcn ~ the navy
will he temperance men, thcit pay per month
vii be equal to $40 co. Ph,idd u. $. Ga
etc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-11

| We have but little room to spare this week
for any thing beside ,i.c proceedings of the
Assembly, which we have copied almost en-
tire from the Providence Daily Journal, com
mencing wherc we left off in our last. The
Assembly, closed on Saturday at O'Clock, to
NEE, again on the third Monday Of June, the
18th of the month.
/ In reference to the proceedings Of the
Assembly, the Journal briefly remarks -
\ "The principal business transacted was the
closing up of the government under the
charter, and the organization OF that under the
constitution. A portion of the civil officers
hive been elected, and tho others, with the
military. postponed to the June session.
Every thing was conducted with the most
perfect harmony, and the friends of law and
order have abundant cause to congratulate
themselves upon the auspiclous commence
ment of the administration unlor the Just and
liberal form Of government which they have
established.
The change which soonest attracts at.en-
ton is in the Senate. Instead Of the eleven
Senators around the green ,nh!c, there are
now ihirty-one, the Governor occupying q
seat upon n platform. Instead of being com
posed Of men of the same shade Of political
opinion, the Senate now represents the most
opposite parties, and enters into discussion
aud debate quite as largely us the other
branch OF the General Assembly. The
/ House, except in the different nppor,lonmenl
of the members from the several towns, pre-.
scnts nothing unusual, and the forms of pro-
cecdings are not different from those which
have 80 long prevailed. An important bill
for the reorganization of the Courts of Com
mon Pleas was introduced, and will be con
sdered at the next session. A slight amend
mcnt was made TO the election law, with the
design of simplifying the municipal elections
! A resolution of thanks was passed to Cen
eral Dearborn, for his generous aud manly
conduct towards this State nn act, the res
possibility and honor Of which belong TO him
alone"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-11
Great Fire at WiImingtOn, N. {,

! An extensive and valuable portion of our
unfortunate town has been wuhln The past
few hours laid in ruins by ire--probably
the most caanitOus one TINT ever visited ~.
Al least two hundred buildings wc think
OF every KIND are destroyed. besides an im
mcIisc deal Of property Of other kinds. Be-
twcn u and ~ to-day, whilst a ve'y heavy
gale OF wind was blowing from the South,
the greater part of the inhabitants being al,
the time engaged at the various churches,
the roof Of the old warehouse known ~
McKay's. on the alley next North of the
Bank of Cape Fcnr, was discovered to be on
fire. Almost Immediately the flames took
hold of other wooden buildings near by, and
swcp, in few minutes across the Princess
street To the dwellings Of Mrs. Robcson
Mr.. Anderson, and Mr. Calder, when all
hope wns lost Of saving any Of tae Norhern
part of the town above those points, between
Front aud Second street. Onward and on.
ward the flames progressed, leapng frcin
hulding TO building with fearful rapldlly.-
In two hours from the time the alnrM was
gwen, the fire had reached the Rail Road
Depot buildings, n defiance of three cigh,hs
oi n mile from where It commenced. Be
tween Princess street and the RAN Road
"hu hNSDnu slIttl lHt IiNtf, Uol NlDIc
'hnn dozen buildings arc left standing. -
On the upper wharvcs there was m i'm
mensc quantity Of country produce such as
naval stores, lumber. &C. all Of which was
destroyed. Many families lost the whole OF
their furnltnre, others part We do not think
there was n worry great value N nerchan.
disc destroyed, the greater part being g0,
out, as tho stores were not so directly IN The
range OF the fire as the dwelling houses
Many Of the holscs we're among the best in
town, and vcyy large proportion were yaIua.
bic 0neG.
The loss by this dreadful fire is estimated
at S3O0.0 900. There is insurance to the cx-
ten, Of 100000. as is supposed, leaving q
sad deficit to be borne by our citizens, un-
der all the other depressing circumstances Of
the times.
The above IS from slip from the Chroni-
Gle office dated on Sunday afternoon. 1t
goes on to give list of the sufferers aud the
property destroyed. Among the greatest
losers is the Wilmington md Raleih Il. II
Co., all of whose Depot buildings were con
sumed, together with five locomotives, some
cars, the bridge over the ravinc, and two or
three hundred yards of tho read where there
were several tracks. Their books and pa.
pcrs were saved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-11
awful NlurderdPrS in New Jersey.
$1,000 Reward for the Murdercrs.

SlOOO Reward Tor the MurdcrcIs.
A whole family was murdered, men, wo.
men and children, on Monday last, near
Port Golden, Warren Co.. New jersey, with
every circums'ance Of deliberate barbarty
Mr.. John B. Parkc, an aged man, who for
years has had the mania converting all his
property into specie, and the folly of boasting
of the amount thus accumulated, lived on hs
fsrm--a bnchelor-having in his house, his
Dro'her-in law, John Cnr,nrr, who worked
the farin-hls wife and four chdicn-to-
gcther with a servant woman.
Yesterday morning the neighbors were
thrown into CONSERVATION, by hearing that
nl these persons, except the maid servant,
who was not at home the preceding night,
were murdered.
On reaching The spot the most dreadful
spectacle was presented. Cartner, Who ap-
pears to haze been dccoycd out OF ,he Eo,isc
was found partially thrown into lime Kiln,
his head literally beaten to fragments with n
rail, which was picked up close By with oil
the horrd maiks ot'ihe use that had beer
mndc oft.
/ On entering the house. Mr.. Pnrkc was
found in his bed, dead, with his throat cut
from ear to ear. His sister, Mrs GARNER
and The infant at her sid, in like manner
murdered, and ntle son Of four or five
years old stabbed IN several pIaces-and
only not dead.
There were two other children, but they
slept in n distant part Of the housc-unknow n
probably to the murdcrcrs, and, most for.
tunateiy. they were not awakened by the
deeds Of hell perpctratlng below, and there
fore gavG' no indication of their presence.
and only knew they were orphans, when 20
ing in the morning To receive their mothers
accustomed kiss.
The house was rincd completely
what amount of plundar was obtained, no
ono could yet conjecture.
The ncwssprchd rapidly, the country is
raised and handbls are readily circulating
in all directions. Offering, IN the name Of the
surviving relatives, $1,000, for the arrest and
conviction of the mnrderers.
Plunder, undoubtedly, vas the motive. and
universal opinion ascrlbcd the horrld deeds
TO strangers, who mus, have come from q
distance.
AS there must nave been two or three
concerned. the hope seems reasonable that q
clue will be found, and due punishment be
awarded to ,he unparalleled massacrc.-[.N
!. .3mericaW.
Three persons charged with the murder
have been arrested, examined and discharged
for want of proof.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-11

AN ACT IN amendment of nm act entitled
san act IN amendment nf the act entitled
an act 10 regulate The militia"
n is endctcd ty he General .7ssemJiy sa
Idfio,os
Section |. TIE election Of csp,ains oDd
suball'rns Of ,he companies Of the militia
no, chartered, shall, IN the year le43, be held
OH the last Monday of August in said year,
instead Of the third Monday OF May, as plo.
vlded by the act 10 which this is in amend
mcnt.
Sec. 2. The captains and subalterns Of the
militia now in commission, shall hold their
Offices until the last Monday in August next ,
and until their successors are qualified 10 act
IN their places. The trainings, proceedings,
and exercises required OF the said compa-
MES Of militia on the third Monday of May,
by the act 10 which this is in amendment shall
take place on the last Monday of August
next.
Sec. 3. The Adju'ant General shall give
notice that said elections, proceedings, nnd
exercises are deferred as aforesaid.
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec',y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-11
Arrival of the lIibernia.
TEN DAYS LATER

! The new steamer Hbernia, Capt. Judkins,
arrived al Boston on Thursday morning about
q O'Clock, ~ u passage of fourteen DAYS from
Ivrrgool, bringing English papers to ihe l0lh
/ ult y '''
; No material changes had taken place in the
state Of Trade. TIE manufacturing districts
OF Lancashire (thc great emporium Of the cot
ton lrade) continue 10 a healthy, if not buo,
ant state. The European Times says, bust
ness, ~ compared with the dullncss whicI,
marked the closing of the last year, exhibits n
new activity there is more doing, better pri-
ccs are realized, higher wages are given, and
greater confidence prevails.
/ Parliament adjourned over the Easter holi-
days, until the 2ith.
\ The number Of Royal infants is still but two.
Tho Queen takes daly exercise in the open
air with Prince Albert. Her accouchmcnt is
looked for daily.
I Lord Brougham in the House Of Lords ON
the 10th, introduced his bill for the better pre-
,ention ot'thc Slave Trade.
The occupation of Tahiti by the Fronch had
produced some sensation IN London.
The Comet continued To be subec OF
speculation with British astronomers. BY
some it was thought to be identical with the
comet of 1858 aud 1902.
L0SS Of the Steamer SoI,cay and 32 LireS.
! The Solway mail steamer, which sailed from
Southampton, Eng. on the LIST of APRIL bound
for the West Indies, was wrecked on u reef
off the Island Of Slsarga, near Corunna, at
midnight, when she had been one week at sea.
All tie passengers aud most of the crew were
in their berths asleep aud unconscious of their
danger, when the vessel sudd, My struck on
tho rocky ,hoal, and notwithstanding the ut
most cxerlions were used by Capt Duncan,
the officers and crew, The unfortunate vessel
sunk within twenty minutes III Is iathoms.
Tho Solway was worth about 600, GOO, and
The property, specie, nc. on board so, 900
more.
Mrs Wood, tho celebrated vocalist, who
had babe farewell to the world and entered a
convent at York, had become dissatisfied with
her selection, and left the convent to Join her
husband and child.
The grand invention, tho .Erid Cd,riGgo
is said to have been realized London is all
ngog to witness the flight Of hls modern pega
sus, which is announced To take It's departure
shortly for Paris.
! The cause of Temperance in ireland, in
stead of dying away, had received new inn
pctus by several eminent Catholic clergymeu
/ publicly devoiing themselves to the assistance
of Father Matthew.
! In CmINA, peace prevailed. In n recent
number Of the Pekin Gazette, an announce
rncnt was made that the "sIrOngcst Imperial
commands had been given to The governors,
&c. of the Cho Koaug, Fukocn, and Kcanguan
provinces, To us" thslr utmost cndoavors for
tho maintenance of friendly relations.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-11

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Escort 10 Cows. FCHGcr aRdking.

The Journal Of Monday gives the
following account Of the brilliant recep-
tion of Governors FENNER and KING, by
the military of tho City, on their return
from Newport on Saturday
THr EscoRT.-The City Regiment formed
on Benefit street nj the appointed hour las,
Saturday, ~ presence of n brilliant ihrong oi
ladies' and gentlemen who had assembled To
witness the parade. The Regiment marched
through Benefit, President aud South Main
streets, to The TOO, of T'anslt street. Ills
Excellcncy the Governor arrived ~ the lolas
at halt pnsl four, aud was received with u
salute by the Marine AttllIrTy and Sea Fen
cIblrs, and conducted 10y detachment Of III"
Horse Guards To Transit street, where he
was received hy the entire regiment. Flags
were stretched across the street where The
regiment halted. one Of them bearing The
name of the Governor. Governor FCnncr
wns IN an open barnuchc drawn by four
white horses. Gov KING, the Senator from
Providence, aud the Secretary ol State, were
with him. The escort marched through
South Nam street. Market Squre. West.
minister, High and Broad streets, to W." Cuv
Hotel, whcfc the Inc was iorm"d with great
laceumcy and beauty, conelsilng OF Ii'c IlOIsc