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HOW DO YOU SPEND YOUR EVE
NINGSf


Young man, how do you spend your eve
nngs? Answer this question, and we can
tell YOU almost TO a certainty, what will be
your future character. In our view, more de-
ponds upon the manner in which young men
pass this season, rs it regards their course
and conduct in wears to come, than upon any
thing else. We have been an observer Of
men and things, for the last twenty years, and
can point TO many youth, who has caused
weeping and sorrow in his family, disgraced
his name and is now an outcast IN the world,
or has sunk to a dishonored grave, who COM
meuced his career OF vice, when he broke a.
way from wholesome restraint and spent his
evenings in the company of the abandoned.
On the contrary, we know r1any estin,able
young men-the pride and hope OF their
frienGs-who are working their way TO favor
ard wealth, who spend their leisure evenings
IN some useful pursuit.
Young man. listen TO us and take heed to
orr words-not that we wish to deprive YOU
Of single pleasure or debar you from any
innocent amusement. We enireat you to be
particular uhere and ho,c you spend your eve
ming hours. If you lounge about the bar
room, partakins Of the vulgar conversation
that is introduced and join the ribald song, or
stand at the corner of the streets, using pro-
fame and indecent language you will soon ha-
bituate yourseii 10 low hiack-guardism and
vile conversation, mar no young man who
respects himsei' VIII De iound IN your com
pany' Nay more you may be induced 10 iol-
low Inc example oil DINERS ana partahe oera-
sionaiiy oil tue PHEASANT cofGiai or agreeable
wine' un'il you nave planted SEEDS OF ineDha-
''on IN your system beware we nave
seen me down'ai' oil Df,sht' ac,iVe' 'nteihgeni
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16
Discovery OF TIE MAGNETIC PoLE..-A

DISCOVERY OF TIE MAGNETIC PoLEs.-A
semitic gentleman who was present al
DIR. Locke's lecture, on Monday evening.
says it was remarkably Interesting. The
subject was Electro Magnetism. Heat and
their kindred topics. Among other things
he mentioned The discoveries he had made
and facts accumulated, in regard TO the Mag
netic Poles, and the line of greatest intensity.
This has been subject of examination with
him for several years. He considers now
that the Magnetic Poles are discovered
atleast their immediate locality. His views
on the subject have been confirmed by other
observers. One in Siberia, and another in
The Northern part OF America. The line Of
Greatest intensity is near the shores of Lake
superior.-Cin Chronicle.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

An DARN REFLECTED uPoS.-Mr. Rom
'aine hearing man call on God TO curse him,
offered him half crown if he would repeat
the OATH The man started: what. SIR, do
you think / would curse my soul for half a
crown!" Mr.. Romano answered: ''As you
did it just now for nothing. could not sup
pose that you would refuse for reward D
The poor fellow was struck with the reproof,
and said: MAY God bless and reward you
sir, whoever you are; believe you have saw
ed my soul. hope | shall never swear a.
cain'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

PUrL OF FEHELoS.- DIR. Wavland. in
his admirable illustrations Of the laws Of We
racily, refers to beautiful story of the Duke
OF burgundy, pupil Of Fcnrlon. which is
worthy Of being had in communal remem-
h-Ince. Shortly before his dea-b he was
present at cabinet council, in which it as
proposed to violate treaty in order to Sc
cure important advantages 10 France. Rea
sons Of state were offered in abundance to
Justify the deed Of perfdy. The Duke OF
Burgundy heard them all in silence. When
they had finished, he closed the conference
by laying his hand upon The instrument, and
saying with emphasis. "Geni'emen. there is a
treaty." This single sentiment is more
glorious monument to his fame than column
inscribed with the record Of III hundred vic
tories.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

C They are the pure transcendentalists,
the writers in Turkey. One of them recent
ly announced that soul animated rose bush,
bud and blossom, yielding, in the happy i'm
perial rose garden. has exhibited signs ofveg
citation. Meaning thereby that an heir to
the throne is expected soon.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

MORT MORE MORT i'-Mr.-,a ma
son by trade. having worked hard all the
week, was disposed, while at church on
Sunday, to refresh himself with Il snooze.-
He kept awake till the preacher had pro-
pressed some in his sermon, when he fell
into sound sleep, and dreaming in his
sophori6c obliviousness that he was about
his work, he cried out in stentoriau voice,
Mort, more ,nortr The effect on the con-
gregatiOn may be. imagined.-POrtLand Ar
gus.
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From the Columbian Magazine for November
THE VICTIM OF THE DEEP.

From the Columbian Magazine for November.
THE VICTIM OF THE DEEP.
BY MRS. L. H. sIGoURsEY
Thou mighty deep, who to thy dark embrace
Hast taken the born of earth, the fowery haunts
Where erst he play'd in childhood, and the fields
In which he held the plough, remember him.
Home, andits many voices, wild with grief
Demand him OF thee.
With buoyant step
He left his cottage home. Through his young
veins
Health coursed, and on each firmly rounded limb
Strength revealed. Yet they tell us he IS dead
Dead! and how died he2
Answer u.s. thou seal
To whom he turned with such confding Joy,
That scarce mothers gushing sorrow woke
One brief response.
Silent, and;secret, still!
Thou fam, perchance, wouldst hide the fearful
plunge,
The agonizing strife, the gurgling pang
With which thy murderous tyranny was sealed
What right hadst though, without one sound of
knell,
Orhallowcd prayer, or step offuneral train,
In thy cold hearted heathenism to take,
Him. on whose brow, 1.-THE pure baptismal dew
Was shed which marked him of the fold of
Christ?
Even now, though rollSt above him, with the
play
Ofall thy crested waves, mocking the trust
Which from the footing of the firm, green earth
He drew. TO place on thee. Thou to mis- eye
Did'st hold fair pictures ofthe snowy sail
Swelling in beauty, the foreign port
Repleie with wealth, and of the glad return.
How hast thou kept thy promise, faithless main
We ask thee, holc he died?
The storm was high,
And mid deep midnight, on the slippery shrouds
He missed his footing. Loose he swung, and
wide
Over the boiling surge, single rope
Grasping convulsively, and on the blast
Pouring wild cries for help. The vesscllurchd
The strong surge swept the deck, and from the
breast
OF the cold pillows. rose voice of prayer,
Unto redeeming love.
A rope was cast.
He failed TO reach its aid; boat was lowered,
1t could not live within that Tasirg sea,
The cheering no of his comrades shout
Sank meath the tumult OF the thunder Hast,
And soon deaih-silence settled where ne strovc
Awhile, with painting breast
Relentless deepl
1t doth no; srievr thee, that broken heart
Lies hcary in mothers breast, for him,
Or that pale brow'd maiden counts the hours
By sound Of dropping tears.
But there shall come
blast of trumpet, and Thy startled depths
All The ref spoil of earth shall render back
Atom BY atom.
Then may'st thou arise,
In glorious beauty, Sailor Boy, and hear
His welcome voice, whose name was on thy lips
When the deaih-wave broke over thee, and find
A blessed home ofeverlasiing peace,
Where there is no more sea.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

Mr. CLARKE, the newly appointed Gov
'fnor of Iowa, was journeyman Printer, ten
u twelve years ago, and worked in the office
=, u The Boston Courier. He has since been
" :, EDITOR Of paper in Burlington. Iowa
" II, Sentinel.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

lance, on this side Of the Atlantic, had rewar-
ded honesty in this manner.-Bosion CoKJ-
Ter.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

A western editor says he is a whole horse.
In his advertising columns we find the fellow
ing: grain wanted al this Office,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

EVIL SPEAKINo.-Did you ever hear a
person Of uprshtness and strict integrity,
speak against another! ~ on have, we
have not. tits the vile and unprincipled who
are given to back-biting and detraction-vil-
lains, we had almost said-men who are no.
toriously bad. We believe with The poet,
Who stabs my name would STAB my person
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

nOmas ). Hubbard has been appointed
IN S1 @, School Superintendent for Wind
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

BY the late accounts, all the Brush dock.
yards are alive with military preparations.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16
Did not the hangman's axe lie in the way

Did not the hangman's axe lie in the way
A distinguished person once listened TO a.
mother who was severe in his remarks upon a
neighbor; after he was though, the nearer
remarked is there not fair side also TO the
character ofwhom you are speaking! Come
tell me what good qualities you have remark
ed about him. There are few men SO bad.
even in the estimatian Of their bitterest enc
mics, who have not some good qualities you
have TO recommend them, which they always
seem to keep back when slanderins their
character.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-16

He failed TO reach its aid boat was lowered,
Ii could not live within that Tasirg sea,
The cheering c-ho of his comrades shout
Sank meath the tumult OF the thunder Hast,
And soon death-silence settled where ne stroTe
Awhile, with painting breast.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25
@D AHWC~.
TRIiNrEI,S SNI...

Dl virtue oi n deed I'll TsusI d,,c, the Iotl
- day oi October. 1912. executed by Hiram
A'uin In ne us Trustee. tn secSrc the On, meni al
certain dcp's an said deed meni,;i.ed shall icl
AZ p"hlic safe tn the h'Shes, bidder. al the from
uoor "i The Cut House. ON Monday the 5h di,
oi May the following deserted real PRO er,,
VIZ Lo M ID. situate an the North side of Waite,
street, ~ that part OF Middle Wheeling |aul OF :A
lots 10y Noah Z,ne, John fawceu and ulhers
Also IL, nuiihcr l3j ia East Win, cling. and OH
which u erected good brirk tenement
The title Ia the ahcvc property IL believed I, be
'ndtspuiahc. but selling trustee shall only con-
Ney such title ms y vested in NE by said deed.
TERMS or SALE cash
npS JAS A CLARKE. Trustee
The above sale is postponed until tho 22d inst.
The nh"ye sale is postpone until NJ n,iny the
'""N "i Jhy next. Terms cash. mey %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

>RUNk LOST.--A Trunk. covered with black
Il leather. iron b'urd. with large brass mills or
rive's' and marked T. Riley was forwarded. or
10 have been forwarded. some time last winter from
HatPers Ferry Va. via Cumberland. Wheeling and
81 LOUIS. TO Honnibol, snd hos beeh lost. and is
supposed TO be- either as ypmS Iisaibpa,. or some.
where in s, touw Or Wheeling. Wnoeset hn.
said trunk in possession. will greatly obIce the
owner by fof~atilis Il ID the Undersigned at This
place. with 6iIl 81 an SHsrsea ot paymsn. Or. II
u has been sold for charges. will pay ell charges
and reasonable reward TO tho purchaser. Cor the
return Of the iftnk aid contents. The latter being
of hs . isS s ''nn. Gs Q, ,ay tx
E e. d DRAPER
Louisiana. Pike CO. Mo. June 17,h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

NHANCERY SALE-SAW MILL. Dwell.
~ LlNGS AND LOTS IN RTTCHIETOvN
Pursuant 10 The j'.ini DEGREES made February 81
's45. and June 70. lsi5. by the Circuu superior
s court OF In" and Chnnccry f,r Ohio county. vr-
ginia. in The suits in Chnncery--
Between, t0iN .cOSHOitN Il Cd Plainiiffs. md
JACOB BIER. REbICK MKEE, MORGAN
NELSON SSb oTiiERs. Defendants.
And STARR Il NORTON. Plainihs. and JAeSh r
BIER. REDrcR M'KEE, MokeAA NELSON aud
otiiERs. Defendants
And ZAClIARlAI JACOB. Administrations OF
SAMUEL SPRiGo. DECEASED, Plaintiff aud Ra.
ciAEL HUNTER, RICHARD HowARD and MARY
ANN ms WIFE AND OTHERS, Defendants,
ANA SAID ADMINISTRATION. Painful and J aeon r.
BIER and JoHN RIrcmIs Defendants.
And The decree made by said Court in The last,
mentioned cause. on The 81 day OF February lS43.
VIII ON WEDNESDAY, the sIxTEkNrn day Of
JULY 1865. sell al pubic auction at the front door
"i The Court house OF Ohio county nG.re,aid. ia q
lots numbered ONE. TWO. THREE ond FOUR, in
The sduare numbered Two, ~ The general plaI(now
Of record In The clerks office of The County rouI of
snId county, oi The fddiiiOn laiI II toy snmuel
Srrigg anil john Rchic, 10 That pail ot The eiiy oi
Wheeling called S"uh Wheeling. on the follow ing
TERMS OF SALE, VIZ: three hundred dollars uf
me purchase money I" I've paid in hand: aud the
balance III equal instruments bearing iniereS, from
The day OF sale. and payable respect vely ia eiph,
sixteen and twenty four mouths thereafter tho
purchaser giving bands With good security for III.
deferred InsIalmens. and the title 10 be aimed
further security ill payment Ia full. THIS PROV
eriy will be offered al said sale in entirety md ais
"a Undivided snOieilcs, and The right is reserved ,
accepting nj Ihe'clOse Of The biddinss, sLch bids u
snail pofncc the greatest sum for tho cntn n.~pcri
AND ALSO. the lois FIVE SIX, 1IIiRTEEI
and FOURTEEN,j in The square number EIGH'
on The aforesaid f'ai Of saiH addition, on The fol
lowing TERMS, The purchase money 10 be payabl.
IN Three equal II sialmens, bearing interest from
The day of sale. and payable rcsncrnveiy M six
twelve and Is months thereafter the pufchase,
giving bond aud sctury Md The lille heIngi
ed ''ll payment III full. The SAID I6I No Ia viii
be s'id separately. w MITCHELL.
Jun ii C,,mmiss,oncr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

I'm STORE FOR SALE. at cost prices Broad
u Clcths; Cassithcrcs; SairneIis; Jeans; Summer
Wear; Fine Shawls aud Dress lidkf-, Prints; Mus
llns; lio,ery Pc Nc Mitis aud Gloves; Ribbons; sc
ALSO-l0o ,iuzen Emo Toiic, and Shaving
Soap; 50 gross Matches; 1 50 duzen Bi'k aud Blue
inks 10 gross Backing; Boots; Shoes; HAS; caps;
Clocks; Wrapping Paper; Tobacco; Tea; Spices;
Indigo; Window Blinds; Bed Sicuts; aud n very
large assortment "f Yellow ware; i"r which he ~
the sole agent in This city. for ia" manufacturers
| NAV BRENT IINCER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25
UNITED STATES HOTEL
WATER STREET

WHEELING. IA.
ME undersigned rcsper,f.lIv ,pc.rm the p.h.
- nc. that they have leased the ab.vc house
TOT term oil ycars;have had il entirely 20. modelled.
'"u very much improved in The arrangement, Of in.
rooms and porches; have had il newly and hand.
somey painted, carpe,ed and papered ,hrous honi.
anu newly fdinl:hed, in style unsurpassed by any
noe, IN The West Every article is eaiirely new.
and the whole house briili,n,ly lics,ed win ,,s
They offer The Recommendations of Tho Goa.. IN
me public. fully determined, iha, oil guests shall
hnd Of their house. entertainment that viii not fail
TO sfford satisfaction.
From The superior arrangems M Of Inc House and
Table. and The loco,'on OF The house in front Of the
S,eambos, landing. they indulge The hope. thu,
they W ~ receive liberal share of puLlc patronage
may MITCHELL 4 CAfDWEtI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25
FORTUcN.E,N HOUE.

The schemes Tor juno arc brlli,n,. and m,te in
,"v"f OF the purchaser than any we have ever had;
of We are determined 90 disiriLuie wealth in The
western cosniry. md the only way is 10 ity ,onr
'nck. ior You know nothing venture nothiny win
lew dollars will bring back your hulc c,pi,oi
invested and no doubt will double all your expee
'a''"ns Tor the schemes rich and must e, adj,
ventures very great advantages over ally OTHER
ever offered IL the public
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

NEW wHEAf.-It viii Be sceH BIZ ONT
Report Of the market in atiother column that
the first parcelof Wheat of the new CROP reach:
ed this city on Thursday, and was sold at %
cents. The Wheat crop in Maryland, general:
Y speaking, is expected to be full one and
the quality excellent. In almost every part OF
the csate the harvest has commenced, being
carrier than usual by at least fortnight
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25
H>nANCERY si!.L. -p,,.n,n,,

NhNNSEhN SALE Pursuant IT, lnint
~ decree made by the Circni Superior Couri al
Law nnd Chnn'ery for Ohio county. on the tenth
Jay "i June 1873. ~ two several suits ~ CHANGER,
ihefein peDdihr >bue between THE MERcyA MIS-
AND MECHANICS Barr or WHEELING
Complainant, and RICHARD MCIURE a. oiS.ts
D,irndanls mud the other between TUE NORTH
WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, Complainant.
against The saId RICHARD MCCLURE and Others
Defendants. will on TUESDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF 'ulY NEXT Q545,) sell at public
anc'"n belbre Tie font door al me Court house of
Ohio couny Commencing sad sale nj half asr iva
o'clock. NJ the lots numbered FORTY FIVE
and SIXTY NINE meniiunci IN said decree. I 81 So
much thereof as shall be suricst pay the debts
ono costs mentioned IN said, dscrcb. thargeahlc
thereon; on the following TERMS OF SALE the
purchase money In he payable ia three equal install.
men's, in one, iwo and three years. u speciivcly
wnh interest from The day of sale the purchaser
giving sufficient security fur the payment Of the
Purchase n"hcy. and The title 10 be retained until
payment IN full
Said Lot As is situated on he East side Of Man
street aud North side oI Pine Alley in The CITY of
wheeling. IN Ohio county, and said Lot SO. on The
West side of Market street and North side OF Pine
Alley IN the same cilyhe Two adjoining each other
may 60 cona,i.,ia, or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

L HON. VIM. COST JOANSUN. in our las,
Ssays the Frederick HeralD we noticed that
Hon: w. G. Johnson wus then In New Orleans.
we hear that Mr.. J. also has received SeIicaIe
compliment to his abilities in the shape of a
SioO,O00 Zee, for settling an extensive land
claim. His visit to New Orleans was no doubt
connected with this interesting business.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

The Richmond Times says that the aceounts
OF the tobacco crops in Virginia are extremely
unfavorable. The destruction of plants NV ths
late frosts and dry weather has been total in
some cases. "1he recent rains," remarks the
Times, 'iwill enable the planters, with favon-
PIE seasons, TO get plants by the first of july.
Emch, would be very late, but might possibly
Pf early enough to make the crop an average
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

We would most RESPECTFULLY suggest, says
the Richmond Wing, to the opponents of a
Convention to withdraw an opposition which
must prove wholly frtiitless, and resignedly
submit to what they can by no beans prevent.
y is OF great importance that excitement
open i'm good humour and with friendly snir.
II. Such assaults as this of the Tiifes a
Compiler, upon the integrity of one half OUR
Ieiiow citizens, must fire their Just resentment,
and while II effects nothing for its cause lead
20 state OF feeling injurious to calm and
:. Virginia ism state Of syncope, and every
. . son Will incur the hazards Of a CofiHen-
arouse her from torpor disgrnceful IN her
character and ruinous to her fortunes A
OonueTtton is one Of the appointed and most
fvaitame fhesfs, and a Contention will acc65.
dinghy be held, possibly in 46, certainly in AZ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

!, A meeting was held at New York last week
ht.which resolutions ofsympathy for the sufs
ferers by the fire at Quebec were passed and
subscription opened for their relief:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

FiRE.-The smoke house of Df. w. DefIass
in Wcllsburgh was destroyed by fire on Wed.
nesday morning last. His dwelling and other
buildings were saved by the exertion Of the
citizens. The loss is but slight:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25
A LsS-i @in sell DIS usen, for + Seoul. 40 OOO

A LSc-i @ill sell as agent for + Scott. 40 600
"A acres oflasd lying hi Morgan county. Tenn.
being ia the most beautiful nhd healthy Innate in
The known world sold in 1000 acre tracts nj 50
cents per acre, 'or all Of which will Civ. an ,ndis~
pu'asle title or no sale. and ~ required will fur
n'sh inll description Of eroh ,uct From the sur
veyor Of The Co. ~ which each tract ID snu sed d,
Fou particulars Inquire Of Thomas NJ -AIcxaadcr
al Wheeling, Va, or The subscriber nj Ss'ersv illc
Va. CYRCS ISIIAM
Jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

NOR SALE VERY Iowa confectionery
n and Rclfeshmcni establishment. fayorably
situated on Main street ~ this city, wdl he soll
sefy low ifappleaiion be made soon The eslab-
lisbfnent cofnbrses good nfsorment e MI kinds
Candies. Preserves md Frn'is. whirh will be cold
together with Ne fs'nTcs md Furniture on very
favoh.ble 'cfns. The establishment has done the
best busihtss II nhy establishment N Me city. hat
The proprietor heIDg engaged IN other hns:ncss can
moi give ~ hts attention Ehd0nc Of his Office.
may 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

NE " HAMPSHIRE.-Gcn Anthony
Colby, has been nominated as the Wing can
didate for Governor in New Hampshire, and
the Hon. 1chabod Goodwin, has been nomi-
mated as the Wing candidate for Congress, to
tih the tacaiicy now existing III the detegatlSh
from that State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

M r. will kccp constantly on hahI, famp
w Shade. Globr. Chimnies. Weeks, Filters
and Tfimmers. Cf,n I8) J&T uOI,NBROOk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25
n Tic matter of John + Oliike g. Henry Moore:
IN RANERIIp'Tf,V

The ordcr made IN This pr cccdIng at The Ocfohei
Term lns' ~ Hereby nsie,aEd The assignee having
reported Thai lao has ia his hands Tor distribution Tho
melt sum Of three hundred and sixty .egh dollars
and thirty four cents: II is ordered thai ten daysF
notice he given through the SaunIon Spectator and
Wh"slina Gazette. new spape.s published IN the
Western District III Vreinia. that the 81 day oC
Oct'het tefI a di3ideti1 wIA he made OF said SUM
Of money, when and where lie creditors WHO have
not already proved their debis come hrepar-
ell Ia prove The same, or they will bc excluded Tho
benefit "i said dividend, and oil claims not then
suhsiaDrnred will he drsalIoweJ. Testc,
Jun NlCIIO X TROUT. ID. Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

FHNIIE SILVER SPOONS mhich,I offer ro ri,a
public. nrc made under my osSn insp, elton,
aud the sivc- warrant iu he tqnal iocon
Sil.er sPpons made ip urder. also silver nIrI gold
specIscIes made To order, aud hope 10y strict at-
icntiOn In lhe sbrSc husiness Ina, mny obtain
god share OF the public balioiagc.. p;
may 90 a o FAIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-25

EksNCI ARTICLES FOR THE HEAD.
IL have received from Philadelphia This duy v,
ie" d. Zen Of French Cloth Slouch Caps Youth s il,
Boys Fancy Cloth do. Glazed d.. Have on hand
constantly good assortment Wheeling manufae-
iured Hats Persons wanting TO &c, good and cheap
article in the above Inc will please call.
may 90 s D HARPER.