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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

rs THIS MEDICINE we exclaimed The oihs
day. on tasting some ol J,yne's Tome NeTmiiuge
II certainly has none al The nnuseous favour which
sne associates with tho idea of physIc. GhIdicn
consider a quite treat. aud taking IL their PIT
les arc Crnufed. aud their health restored at tho
lime Jayne's Tonic NeFmiiuge not only destroys
worms hut carries oil the mncus in whics they are
imbedldd and effects a radical aud permanent cure.
Every mother knows the prominent symptoms Of
Worms. such voraci,y. leanness, 'eiid Lreath.
grinding of the teeth daring sleep, paeDess of tho
hs, itching OF The nose. &c, bat there ID other in
dica not 50 generally rcco- nized. dry cough.
dull eyes. enlargement of the abdomen. and many
other symptoms common IN ether Diseases. ire snent
y denote the presence of worms. II Their existence
Is even suspected, The Neimiiugcs hould he a, min
slcrtd because IL can DO no ham ia any case, and
may do incaleuiable good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

JAYNE'S EXPECToRANT always cures Asths
ma-iwo ur Ihree l"rge duses viii cure The Group
or III YES VI children ~ from ) minuies' TO hours
ll'ne. IL Immediately subiues the violence Of
whooring cough. and effects speedy care. Hun
dredS who have teen gwen 8p by their physicians
as IucuTablc. with Consumption. Spiiling OF Blood.
aud other Pulmonary Aaec,i"rs. ha, been restored
In perfect health NJ a. II never fails giving re-
hei. For sale by DR. ] CRUMBACKER, I73
Main 81. Wheeling Va. dec I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
DIR NINANS'.
B4LSdN OF WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

BEING \ SURE REMEDY FOR
TONSUMPrION ~ AL IT'S various forms, Coins,
~ h.TnsA. BRoNcHIris, GROUP. Whop,ng
Conch, Sp,ui,g Of Bgood, Difficulty n Breathing.
Pans IN he >'de aud Breast. Lyiaasa. LIVER
COMPLAINTS &c.
The medical rupsrties OF Or Winans Basum Of
Wild Cherry ore fully established in every section
al the country 10y success ~ curing The most IN
voiernio eases Of The foregoing class Of diseases.
10 almost every instance where IT has been PERI
severed H. IL has I'll, Ctad n RADICAL cure. Although
90 many eases this Bls1m viii sH.fd in ediale
rrltoi or at icnsi, effect great change IN few
days. sin 10 caonut hc expected to work miracles,
ny cusIug 80 ~ short a iimc rcsiut health
10 u iflmc tn. has been rvy 10 leli disease for
yeufs.
6csdcs ihrre macy stages Of The Same dir.
ease That % - lmiosS'lle Tor any physician to de-
rcfmtnc lhc qoanut, oi medicine required to cradi-
cate %, a q fo0i periods aud lurms F,q iring vary
ug Qunniiiies, hcute. ~ cases. single bottle
,ulcirui, While uefs will rCquue tIfree o. G,u
I To ~ duce the same tBrrI.
All we n.k ul the s'ttni. 10 give our medicine
luIr iria sud be nay rest assured ihut u viii be
productive Of she most b, ncfeini results
Pstcn's 90 i0kinp ihi- mcdiciue,rcCd moi restrict
'hcm-elves %. f,4od. diet except avoiding The
most ini resthic aucl,s 81 iopd--snch ~ salied
aud smoked meat. taHhlgt8 onions. cucumhc r. &c.
fuey shoud pry pforef atcunna that ihtir dress
is warm. nrd ryuid exposing themselves 10 the in
ci'm'uci,s Of lhe Wrahcf; be careful not ~ over
cx rrt.r,
Ft,qurti bah nc ~ n warm tath and tie use n,
haIt glove iar r,irur ihc q n before gong u
red. Viil ail rha mril'rtrr ,- us, q rss.
Tic htwrls should DO kcpi open Nitb snne gen.
&C. intdiru". sush ~ ~ Wi,oHs Poor MJns
PRis. which Will DO found much .IVctior io any
iursat,c rliis rrw iu usc. md Wiii 1lso sid 'b'I
Nais % iu all .Ge,lnu, 90 ht liver
Soc sale NhpisslIc nod chd lg
is g. UOENEBOCK N orco St
rnc 20 T. Wheeling, VIZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
ELIAS EDMONDS.

Together with general assortment Of Hats al eve,
ry description. Hat Cases, &c. Persons " ishng io
purchase The above articles respectfully invited
Io give him call. in The roam formerly occupied
| by John w Berry, Cnrdaec Sloro. dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
C. BRINCkEKHOFF'S
V,His MEDICINE Is sure. safe nrd c.r

II 'iilN Ni.DltlNt ~ u sure, sale nrd certain
Y Remedy ia Complaints at the Live. and
L"nrs. Consumption. LAYER Complaint chrome
md severe Coughs AID Colds. are aliuosi iumcdr
aioIy relieved and ultimately cured Ivy u fanhfui
use al ihr Resiuia i've. Dt Chiffon the cmieonI
prnctoal chemist and physician OF New York ut.
aches h certificate stating iis entire vegetable
composition. alter he had made n careful analysis
II Is wholly devoid of ahy irritating properly. and
maniiess - decided healing aud purifying quail
ties ms tn quickly alleviate the most agersvaiing
cough and change the morbid expcciuraIiun. Pains
Ia The chest and side. often alter ,lnnI on Lung
Complaints. are olfcciually removed wiIhouI the
cnsi Inconvenience, tie eat ui the difficulty being
reached much quicker than hy any ex'ernal appli.
cation From the repuiaiiup Of this medirine in
New York where u Inns been sold Cor some years
tho most induhiable iestimuev ~ given to ITS merI
Certificates have been literally shoNered IN ca the
proprietor from the best al sources. and stating the
cases of persons raised even hen given up 10y their
physician. The fact of tao smgle Instance ul
dissau si0clion. known ar expressed, is "a strong
guarantee al its merit The following certificate is
ifom DR. Chiffon, the well Known New York chem Il.
Il have anal, zed bnulc OF medicine called e
BruckerhuHS Health Restorative; rnd find that II
does MT contain Mercury. ar any other metallic
pre- partition. nor opium in any OF Ills forms. II Is
composed of vegetable matter entirely
JAMES II Chiffon. NJ y.
BRlNCKERIIOtF. Proprietor. n Y.
Horace Everett. u 5 Agent.
Priucipai Office J6 HUI son stcei. New York.
Agents i"r Wheeling. Drs JAS BAKER aud 4
TODD; West Alexander, Pa. BRYANT & era.
VEN. and hy agents lis almost every iu~n IN the
Us Inn ney 2J
CURE YOUR COLD AND COUGH. before
The lungs nT@ diseased ard fall a prey Ia Consump.
| ton. Iii now universally ncknov l,dgcd that Ct
/ DUNChN'S ENPECTORANr is the only certain
Medicine that will complete ly Grad cate The first
ut - frpu
/ IN, dclnc commence NJ The very root; causes The
Secrciial hlaIler and Phlepm la hnse IT, hpid and
/ he dis'hlrccd through The Tx ecinranI organs lhu-
giving immediate ense la the Cough, ImpatiuC
siTei gh in the Constitution. and finally restoring
Ccrieci health. Th"se who hiIli cited with the
iirSl seeds oi consumption. such cough. cold
.oreI 49, ui the throat. pn'n IN the breast and side
"llecu"us ~ the Rrunchn (nll nj winch will soon
'cnh !" speedy Consumption { not checked lshoud
al once pru'urc DR. Durran's E,pec GRANT Remedy
Whereby lite may he pf"l.n.cd aud probably cnrod
! For air 10y u n Il y MARSH Wheeling, Va
| does
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

NOLNEY Il. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent Tor receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
lsements Tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His Offices are -
HlLADELPHiA.-N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
NEW YORk.-Tribuuc Buildings, oppos-
lite City Hall.
BALTlMORE.-S. T.. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.-No. u State street.
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10000 Dollars.

Grand consolidated Lrnery IT D'iauare y Georgia
CLASS NO "a.
To hc drawn nj Wilmington, Del Spty Deer 81
E 100000 of 10000 | oi 5000 al 1000
~ Nos IL ballots Tickets 10 duls; ccrt,hralc
package % wholes 1873 dolls; shares in proport ION.
SMALL. FRY I.OrTERX.
Draw'ns iOllSws ihr'u ehuui the month Of reccmhcT
Draws on Tursdnvs--Cnpiinl prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate of package wholcs
Sl2; shares in purpori,on.
DAVIS on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prize $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates of package whules
SID; shares in proportion.
Draws on Smuriays--Cariial prize $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package wholes
SD; shares in prrpctlon.
Address your orders to
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

A CC0RDIoNs-on hand good assortment
IA VI fine French AccOrdions. together with q
Preeertor. declS "A o FA12CH1LD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

Messrs. MASON SHUTTLE. No. l28 Mas
sau Street, are our authorized Agents i'm New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
MILLINERY

Nj rs WiiEAr corner = Msrk,' md Qaiacs
" 4 Ss. f-tutis her ihnnts o" ih.. l,drs ui
Vince i"g tor 'he hberi p,,tonagc she has hereto.
IRE tcct Vrlnn@ res, cc, " auunre> ,hsi she ha.
n"w ~ CT cmp:ny, 81 yoUuc lazy ir,tn one 1T ih.
hrsi Establishments IN PUMA ELFuiA. aud - IRE
Pared wiih he latest fashions - accommodate her
c1siomrrs IA style unsurpassed. &c, 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER.
Yesterday at i,P. NJ. at 20 degrees above o.
COM. ON COMMERCE. FOR DECEMBER
r. W. uARDfNG. W. 3. wiCKHAH, john KSorE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

~ OYs, TOYs-A iuu a,sor.meu, Of 70, .
~ ot b. I'd lhl vf sale low hv
dec ~ "a r llORNBROCK,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23


Frederick Smith. John Richie, Samuel Nce So
bieski Brady Tne Merchants and Mlechinics'
Bank 81 Wheeling. Jacob S Shriyer. John 6
Camphe' aud Amcii, u, his vic. Hanson w
Chapl,ns AID T. l,heih hs wife Parker Camp.
bell aud Isatol his wife. Amelia Spuag. Zlcha
rinh Jacob administrator ui Samuel Spucg. le-
ceased. Chris ian Wlof Grllteb Ftuhl.ch. Nor
gan Nelson, Dlvid Wager and Frcdcrca &
Siegcytr. UIsHd0Hfs
The defendants frederick Snrh. John Richie.
David Wagner aud Frederick & S,cgever. not hnv.
nr entered heir appearance md gwen sncnulv
according ~ Inc net of assembly tnI ibe rules IS
hi. gouu. mud appearing hy satisfactory proof that
they are not nholninnfs II The Commonwealth o.
Vurina. ~ noi,ou Of The compilations hy counsel.
II ~ utderd hat ne said 5ccrdiut. DO appear hatt
~, ihe iiisi Muud1y ~ February n,1j aud au.str
the Complainant hii' 70, ihnt q 'rry o 10 IS u'det
be furhWuh fnscffeI in some ntws;apcf rurfCd m
the city nf Wheeling isr Two mon,hs .uctc.ssyeir.
and sod Ut the front door of tite Court house %
! OHIO county. a COPY le.ie,
ALEX r lady. Clerk
J&F Poe %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

sAAhs PACKAGES OF PERCUSSION
%VSP CAPS. No Split. Letter aud
plain, warranieJ ali 10 be good.
dec IS A o FAIRCHlLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
or new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention If left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

SNT ANTED-Ffesh Roll Batter. for which We
Wv will pay the highest price in ca'h.
dec I6 II CRANCLE 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

ENRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES. usl re-.
"a ceived at the Sign ~ The y y Red Mortar
ori22 LAFAYETTE hPNEEI.Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

SHARP RAZORS-lftou are in wantof a
- sharp Rqznr call at l39 Main ST. Sign of The
Big Watch Spectacles. and purchase one u ebay
mans genuine. ~ Two side Srops.
decI5 o FAlRCHIt.D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
THICK BOOTS THICK DOOTsl

"a cAsEs Me", Tn'ck Boz. i@;, ,sSe''ed
dec If SAAi'L MCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
JAMES II Chiffon. NJ u.
G. BRINCKERIIOrF Proprietor. n Y.

Horace Everett. u ) Agent.
Pnucpai Office SO HUI son street. New York.
Agents i"r Wheeling, Drs JAS BAKER aud 4
TODD; West Alexander. Pa. BRYANT & Ora.
VEN. and hy agents lis almost every iu~n IN the
Us I'm uov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

NAI OODEN BAND BOXEs-JusI re
Wv ccived nj The
BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
~ Nests Of Wooden Band Boxes. lar superior To
paper Call and sec Them
dec 10 TODD 4 HOWELL.
lust received al lie Shoe Emporium. South
81 End Market Street.
trunk Of Ladies fine Calf Boots
| do do Buskin Shoes
l do Misses Morocco Boots.
All Of which v III be sold low ior Cash.
dec 10 TODD Il HOWELL
Il AMP sCIsSORs.-n few Lamp Scissors
\ 4 on hand aud for sale by
nov 81 g. r HoRNBBooK
NOR THE YOUNG.-A few sets Of The
Il amusing games What Dye Buy by Protss-
sor Punch and Doctor Busby; on hand and lur sale
oy (dcc l6l J & Il HORNBROOK.
BILLS LADING.
a FEW REAMS oi Blank Bills Of LnJing,
! II just received aud 'or sale by
dec i6 J& f noRNBRooK
ENT ANrED-Ffesh Roll Batter, for which we
Wv will pny the highest price in each.
dec I6 CRANGLE & co.
nAnsA PACKAGES OF PGRCUSsIoN
ISOO CAPS. No Split. Lcoer aud
dec is A o FAIRCHlLD.
! A CC0RDIONS-O On hand good assortment
i IA uf fine French AccOrdions together with q
Precettor dec Is a o FAlRClllLD.
/ SHARP RAZORS-lf,ou are in want Of a
10 sharp Rqzor. call at 80 Main ST. Sign of he
Big Watch 4 Spectacles, and purchase one u ChaI-
mans genuine, 4 ~ Two side Slrops.
dec 10 a o FAlRCHILD.
THICK BOOTS! THICK BOOTS!
a CASES Mcn's Thick Boots. just ttceiSet
III II az the Sgn VI The BIG RED BOOT
dee If SAArL MCLALLEN
DIR wisrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
TO LET
CIIESSNEN.

a. EVERAL sets ut Chcssmcn large small;
~ also the Chess Players Hand Book. containing
a full account ofihe Game ot Chess; also Backgam
mon Boards aud Domiuoos, fer sale by
nov % JOHN J IASWFLL Wheeling.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

The Texas QUEsTioN. The Washington
Union (the official paper,) says: "The Texas
question is still undecided. We understand that
dispatches have been received from Major Do
nelson down to the Sd ult. The reply of the
President Jones has not vet been received to
his communications. We have fresh and I'M
doubted assurances, that the people of Texas
are most decidedly in favor Of annexation, and
will not yield the point to their present Prcs-
dent or his advisers
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

TIE SABBATH. We are rejoiced to see the
great efforts which are being made in the Uni
ted States and elsewhere, to render effective
the Divine injunction to "keep holy the Sab
bath day. and we hope that the day may ar
rive when obedience to the command will be
universal. 1t would seem to be almost as es-
sential to the health of the physical system that
it should have rest from labor every seventh
day, as it is that it should repose at night; and
it becomes moral and religious people to de-
vote that day of rest to the service of their
Creator. This should not only be enjoincd
from the pulpits, but impressed by parents and
Others upon the minds Of those young people
who may be in thcir charge. Our streets on
Sabbath days exhibit woful negligence in this
particular, as is testified by the assemblages of
youths, who collect together to spend their
time in idleness and profanity.
We select the first two of the following ar
tces on this subject from the Christian Obser-
yer, and the last from the Methodist Protestant.
They will be read with satisfaction by all who
desire to have the Sabbath observed in proper
spirit
.4nother Example for Keeping the Sabbath
We record with pleasure another example. fur
nished by working men, for resting on the Sab
bath, according to the commandment. The
butchers of Mobile have unanimously "resoly-
ed that Sunday, the 18th Of April, shall be the
last Sunday on which they will hold market or
sell any meats" They say that ''the constant
excrtion Of physical powers, and the sacrifice
of domestic and social comforts, show the ne
cessi;y of rest one day in the week"
The Friends Of the Sabbath in England ar,
making vigorous effort to prevent the sail
of ardent spirits on that day. Parliament Ina
passed an act, closing the dramshops of Lon
don on the Lords day, and the inhabitants O
provincial towns are pettioning for a genera
law to the same effect.
The Sabbath in China. The following ex
tract ola letter, received by friend in this ci
ty, fom the Rev. Justin Edwards, ID. D., G
Boston, furnishes the cheering evidence tina
the efforts to promote better observance G
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z EFT ALL WHO WISH TO HAVE .

A uCA 10 HI TIA ' IL n
NJ tIhi hauGH, call at JAS. E. McGLEN-
Al i,o n"e"p rnplcatlon Depot, 81 Baltimore street.
Mrs. Caude's Curtain Lectures bv Pvnch with n
lust atoms, price l2J cts. '
Quaker City, No. 9, l2s cts.
Course OF English Reading, adapted to every taste
and capacity, by James Pycroft, u. cts.
discourse on Instinct, with an annIytical view of
the researches on Fossil OsteoIogy, % cts
Musical Library for May, q splendid number con
l2t cts. e'1'
Music Of the Bohemian Girl, six songs and pieces,
rs cts. i''
Chronicles OF PmevilIe, 80 cts.
The Mosaic Workers, tale of Venice, 10! cts.
The Robber 0t the Rhine, % cts.
Last of the Saxons. 25 cts
Wild Love, % cts.
The Bachelors Own Book "a Illustrations, 81! cts
The labors of Hercules, 10 do, % cts.
Wayer!y Novels, vol. |, contents, five complete
noVels,) only 50 cts.
All the Magazines for May, and the Weekly Papers
for sale wholesale and retail at
JAMES l.. McGLENAN'S
Publication Depot, 62 Baltimore street.
1t 4th door EAST of Cav.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

G3- WIN. j. STEVENS, of Portland, Maine, called
in the store OF Messrs. Csmstock & Co to show the
great benefit he had received from the use OF one bot
tie of OLDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA He
had been bald ten years, but has Il full and fine
new crop of hair, started all over the top of his
head, by only one bottle. We have seen this tried in
many cases with the same It is also the best
article ladies can dress their hair with as il will keep
tlonger in curl than anything ese and entirely re-
moves dandruf.
For sale in baltimore, at the corr err of Haaoverand
Baltimore sts Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SIS and at No. 81 Thames 81. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

JF- CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY VIsL
TER "Risible FacNlY,' a humorous tale Of the
city; 'Thc Actor and his Child" passage in the
life of Booth, (boh completely; No. of Mrs. Causles
Lectures; An Engraving of Egyptian Heroglyphics;
Nos. 5 and 6 of the Mrrorings of Youth; Conlmu-
A plea for McCurty in rhyme; The Historical Socie
~; The Girls of Baltimore, humorous poem; News;
Engmas, &c. sc. For sale at MOORE'S Bookstore,
ia Baltimore street, where the Office is now located
Price, single copies cents, per year 81 80, eight
months ST. IL
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EHOSIERY. GLOVES, &c. The best as
SHIRTS and DRAWERS is at LOVEJOY,S, No, l23
Baltimore street, where may be found, at the lowest
market prices, Ladies' super English Silk and Cotton
Hose; fine Swiss do; open work and Silk Embroidered
do fine slate, light merino cold and bac ingram do;
Misses plain and open worked, all sizes; gentlemen 3
super brown and mixed English Cotton Long Hose;
do black all wool: raw silk and worsted do; Gentle
mems English and German Half Hose, all qualities;
Boys mixed and brown Hose and Half Hose all sizes;
Children's Hose, full assortment Gen,emen's 4uper
Kid, English and French Silk and Lisle Threads;
GLOVES; Ladies' Silk, Kid and Lise Thread do.
Misses and Chidlen's Lise Thread all sizes m3
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

FRATRIcIDE AT LOUISVILLE. An Irishman
named Henry Workman, was killed at Louis
vile, Ky, on Saturday last by his own broth
or. 1t appears that he was Incorporate and in
the habit of beating his wife, which he attempt
ed on Saturday, and on his brother interfering
drew knife and madca stab at him. Upon
this the brother seized stone pitcher and in
fcted mortal wound on his head.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

GREAT HAIL STORM IN KENT COUNTY. 4
portion of Kent county, in this State, was Vi
sited Oh Monday evening last with hail storm
of unusual violence. 1t commenced at Still
Pond y Roads and extended to M,llington, a
distance of two miles; killing pigs, poaltry,
partridges fowls, &c, sc. Hail was picked up
the next morning after, the size of hens eggs.
1t done great damage to the fruit trees.
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amerfcatr Republtcau,
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 8, le45.
AND BALTIMORE OLIPPER

CnEsApEAKE AND Ono CANAL. Alta gene
raj meeting o the stockholders OF this compa-
nv. held on the 29h April, 1915, at the office
Of said company in Frederick, the President,
james ~ COale, Esq, laid before the meeting
the following acts, when those reqWrmga vote
were unanimously accepted, and the mortgage
10 the State of Maryland, directed to be given
bv the last mentioned act, was ordered TO be
prepared:
An act entitled can act to amend the act
Incorporating the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
company" passed by the Legislature OF NIrgl-
mia ON the Goth january, 1914.
An act entitled can act to confirm an act OF
the General Assembly of the State OF Nlgi-
MIA, j." Sc, passed by the Legislature OF Mary
land on the Sth February, 1914
An act entitled "An act confirming and as
senting to an act ofho Legislature OF Virginia"
&, passed by the Congress of the u. states,
and approved by the President on the It'll day
Of February, 1919.
Also, an act of the Legislature of Maryland,
titled Gan act TO provide for the completion
of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal to Cumber-
land, and for other purposes"
4 report from the President and Directors
was then submitted. In regard to the guaranty
for the through transportation of 1876 900 tons
of tonnage per year for five years, required to
be given by the act providing for the compile
ton of the Canal, the report states that there
will be no difficulty. On this point we make
TIE following extract:
at is now sufficiently ascertancd that the
guarantees will be given, and securely given,
aad this clause Of 0pprehemded weakneSs wN then
be concerted into source Of strength The qua
ranty will not only operate as sort OF coliatc-
raj security for the bonds that may be issued
for the completion Of the work but, being exc
cutcd for small amounts by numerous response
BILE parties, making, III the aggregate, the guam
tity stipulated for in the law, they will bind by
the strong motive of selt-protection nearly
every important trader to each extremity, and
along the line of the canal to the canal nte-
rest, and induce all to take lively and active
part IN augmenting its trade. In this way the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, which is already
SO highly appreciated by all who are within the
range OF its operations, will acquire additional
claims to the popular favor and support"
The whole cost of the canal as far as it has
progressed is stated in the report to be,
For the acquisition Of lands S402,9l3 "a
For the Engineer department 35s,95l OF
For construction S,0l3,S37 56
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o. SECOND ADVENT. Three discourses will
he delivered providence permitting) TOMORROW
(Sabbsh) at the Odeon, North street-Morning hall
past 10 o'clock, Afternoon at 3, and half past in the
Evening. Communion season in the Afternoon. The
public are respectfully invited 10 attend
LEMvEL csLER will oticiate. IT.