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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

MARTIN has painted a very capital like
ness of the late Mr.. peasants, in the garb la
which he appeared in the streets, holding his
friendly talk with his acquaintance. This is
popular hit of the artist, and causes
the picture the more to be admired. The
accuracy Of the portrait under the clrcumslanl
ces reflects great credit upon Mr.. M.-R'eh,
Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
"The Scientific Americana

S worthy the patronage and support OF the
d Mechanic, the Scientific. the Student, &c
II is published weekly in New York, by RE-,
fas Porter, at 81 per year--$l in advance and
81 in six months. Each number contains sew.
eral Engrayngs representing Mechanical and
Scientific Inventions and Improvements. II.
k. GREGG will attend to sending orders fol
any one to the Editor.
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instances. IN which a reduction Of the duty
heretofore had been followed By eu augmen'a-
ton Of price and indeed the result seems @
have beea as uniform in Great Britain as n
the United States. 80 lhai, although the a3.
sunlity of the assumption Is So apparent g
our opponents ia this country, as To be deem-
Cd worthy only Ct ridieule and sneeF, we
find it grayely asserted and successfully estab-
hshed by their distinguished ally, the British
Premier, ID order to reconcile to his new poll.
Ell the protected interests of that country, and
Is remove their untoundel apprehension thas
d r0inous reduction Of prices will follow TIE
modification 81 repeal Of the duty BIZ which
they have been heretofore protected.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
,yoLUME ~. NUMBER III.
SUMMARY
sbka TEEEa s4EaE sSE &s'T&


Passed iwtbe Frealis Legislature II tie Sss-
sson II $3.50
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SIP 9S
ILLUMINATED kND ILLUSTRATED
Christian EsagsyrOI0gy,

Or the Mysteries OF Popery Developed.
THyHE first number ofthis work was issued
u August, 1915. This work is got up in
the most finished STYLE Of modern elegance, and
vii embrace complete view Of Christian Mar
tyrology, from the earliest ages OF the Christian
Church down 70 the present time. Each mum
her is embcllishad with beautiful engravings.
Published monthly. Price, 81 per year. or II.
cents per eopy.-'To be completed in "a Nos.
SpARRY's ILLUMINATED AND ILLUSTRATES
CHRISTIAN MARTYnoLoGY on The mysteries
Of P0pcY3J Developed, published monthly at 81
wear Rev. G. Sparry, Editor. This is a
large Svo OF 20 pages, beautifully printed. and
Illuminated with elegant illustrative ngrayings,
which alone are worth the money charged for
dle entire publication. Mr. SIS wellhnown
talent, ZEAL enterprise, perseverance, and tidel-
itv, cannot foil 10 secure to it large patronage,
and render an efficient fundamentally in be-
half Of Professionalism and evangelical ruth
Lutheran ObseTger
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

& INTENDING to discontinue the sale of LII
4 QUORS, I offer my ENTIRE STOCK
on hand al reduced prices. Merchants, Tav-
am-keepers and Private Families can be fur
H.,hed with the pure article. The following is
q part of what ! have -
Fey OIL atd fae Brandy (ls05) in bottles;
Champaign Brandy in ,oood;
l'Cast on Peach Brandy;
d. d. ,4pple do;
Common Bfal3y;
his5. Scotch a'd otter IVMskeys,
Holland Gin,
Jcmaicq Splits-0d and fine;
old Madeira FINE 1S30) in bottles;
Ia4tine Pale Sbs7y do;
,Nauoct Madeira do,;
.Nadsra IN lgo0d;
,Hg,egn 20
FnNfne Peri;
tHqrti 10 cases
tH0o,paig,l different brands,
hacE; Cooking u 'jRes, Sc. Sc
Zoo quwter CASKS Port W'Ge
March 10 JNO JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14


A Bowp Pnoor Towv-t have somewhere
heard Of regiment ordered To march INTO a
small town and take il think il was Vyrol f;
but whether it was, il CHANGED that the place
was settled by a colony who believed IN the
gospel Of Christ and proved their faith By
works. A courier from the neighboIing VII
lage informed them the troops We're advancing
to take the town. They quietly answered, III
they teH take il, they must" Soldiers soon
came riding in with colors, and piping theT
sbr.ll defiance. They looked round Tor an en-
envy, and saw the farmer at his plough, the
Blacksmith at his anvil. and the women at their
cAuns aud spinning wheels. Babies crowd
ed 10 hear the Music. and the boys ran ont 70
see pretty trainers. with feathers and bright
6a3aps. ''the harlequins 81 tae ibth century,
Oh course none OF these were in proper posl-
ton 10 lie shotai "Where are your soldiers ~
Gley asked. s"Te have none" was the brief
reolv. "Bat we have come to take the town"
''WeA. friends, lies before You "But IS
there nobody 10 GghtFn mo, we are all
ChrstiansD
Here was An emergency altogether unpto-
yided for; sort Of resistance which no bullet
could hit; fortress perfectly bomh-proof.
The commander was pelpexed. III there IS
nobody 10 fght with, OF course we capu0t
fight" sald he. 1T IS impossible to take such
a town as ihis." So lie ordered the horses
heads to Dc turned about, and they carried the
human animals out ci the village as gultess
as they entered, and perchance somewhat wiz !
ser. l.. MARIA CHILD.
Go to stangers for charity, 10 acquaintance
for advice, and 70 relatives for nothing, and
voil viii always have a filll supply
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
THRESHING MACHINES

THRESHING MACHINES
of all descriptions. Also,
WAGONS, PLoUGHs, HARRoyYs,
GRAIN CRADLES,
and all other Agricultural Implements gener-
ally used in this section Of country. Repairs
of every description done at the shortest notice
and upon the most reasonable terms.
am also prepared to execute at the shortest
notice, and in workman-like manner, the
Turning Of ET0M anal steel,
such as Mil Spindles, Machine Irons, sc.
take this occasion TO return my thanks to
my old customers for the liberal patronage bes-
lowed upon me, and am determined, by close
attention to my business and moderate charges,
to merit continuance Of the same. | also
ask all who are in want Of any article IN my
line Of business, TO give me a cali and ] am
sure they cannot fail to be pleased with my
work and what is a very important conside-
Grafton in these hard times-my charges
take pleasure in referring 10 the following
gentlemen--all of whom have tried my work !:
Col Thomas Hite,
Edward Lucas, Jr,, of Edward, 1oa...a,
William Moore, Esq. 'e'ie' syn
Jacob Momingstar, Esq.
Jacob Newcomer, Esq. !.
John z. Walters. Esq, po.l,olo,,
Abraham Williamson, Esq. i''iNO0!
James H. Burns, Esq
JOHN ]. HENSIIAW.
May Is, lS45-y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
REeYgO VIZ.

z HAVE removed my Law Office into the
n same building occupied by the "Gazete
Printing Office JAS. L. STEWART.
March 26, 1876
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

Go tostrangers for charity, to acquaintance
for advice. and 70 relatives for nothing, and
You viii always have aiull supply
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14


PoErHY Or THE Speaking Of the
influence OF the Bible upon poetic ieellns, Pro-
tessor Wilson says:
"tie who IS SO familiar with bis Bible, that
each chapter, open il where II viii. teens with
household words, May draw thence the theme
Of many pleasant and pathetic song. For is
not all human nature, aud all human lie, sha-
dowed forth IN its pagasl But the heart 70
sing wei from the Bible, must be mbued
with religious feelings. as a flower is alternate
III with dow and sunshine. The study Of The
Book must have been begun Ia the simplicity
Of chitlhood, when twas felt to be indeed d.
vine. and carried on through ali Those silent IN
iervals in which the soul Of manhood is resto-
red during the din Of life to the purity and
peace of It's early beng. The Bible must be
10 such a poet even as the sky--wih It's sun,
moon and Stars-its boundless blue with oil its
cloud mysieries-ts peace deeper than the
-.tsfamultlou,lerh anihat oiite, because
heard altogether in MI the elemegts. He who
begins the study Of the Bible late III life, must,
indeed devoted himsolftO it,night and day and
with an humble and contre heart as well as
anawakened and sorIng spirit, Ger he can hope
10 feel what he Understands. or understands
what he itels-thoeehts and feelings breathing
IN upon him as from aregion hanging, in its
mystery. between heaven and earth. "---''they
alone 20 whom God has given genius as well
as faith, zeal and beneyolcnoe-wiii on their
own accord, fix their Pindus either on Lebanon
or on Calvary Of these bu, few. The ge-
Mus must be high-the faith sure--and hui
man love must coalesce with driae--that tie
strain may have power to reach the spirits Of
men, immersed as they are in matter ana with
all ,heir apprehensions and conceptions blen-
ded with material imaginary, and the things
of dis moving earth and restless life"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

Forever young, through life's old age
Hath every nerve unstrung;
The heart, the heart is a heritage
That keeps the old men young!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
NIigG9llamwo

.Remcmber that thou mus, die.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

T,rr rvr Or,,rn rJ.xn--It was one 81 t,e
g., 49, &c s,,r;i,,.r ,le, l,v ,vhn hos hsan
,,,.,cg;,g H. tha s7ek bad ~ mr. mofber t,r
ss ,,',', ~: wen, I'M Il mir litlo exercise
IA or;,.,, IN fesb a;r sbe Ianed ,bat s6e
,..;..ht -, MA s;ne a. 81 sa.pe lttia 80
49, ,s3e;sb ,--o,,,J sfeal. h mr. M hone nm
l,srbaart 80 an ,,f,,vietv aud sorrovo Afsr
-, 80 5;s,ancs sba cayan IN "a rome
,,.,'e el,s n,ss f,n;gar v.;,b he nlace. AID
s.,,ars3 AZ rna on9 "a t,a b,,;liin6. she saw
I:,,i,, 49, -. lar,,s ,gk..aI. sSe tIs,,fs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

Published ergg 1isiusdey Morning in Marttnss-
burg, BedseieB County. Virgsnte, by
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

VIRGINIA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
MEHlCNL Nn1Icn
noCroR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 ~ c,.o,r
~fuANrrnr sArr

g 1IH j., H. 20 aud "a. ~ JrpEGEA.tr AnpfvEoN ,Nr
- lO SutGE> 20. BAVk Sioch.
Iuisu"ll 10 .lc joint decree made By The Circuit sumo.
i"i = our ui Law ami ChOnccry ir Ohio county. -l
.ie zen uay OF JUNE, i-t6, in the three suits in CIlt.
cory iGwech IANES bAEsR cuupaiuant, and ISREFL
= 'hA.kAFFs LttRs defyudUitsi aud rnE MEUtuANgs =
NhnANits BANE % NhEEHNo complainant. on 4
'"RAEh trnEoEAT's HLIUs AID AnMiNTsrHA4uu and
,ihEEs uc'tfC-'i~i aDU josiah Fox complainant, aud
,>N \LL I 'hs"HA AnHiNlsIUN IuB az Il p1UEEs dckl-
uthls' j VIII, on AioNuaN. 'ic TNENIN-iIEsI day OF Sen.
.,i'i or le,u' SOL, % pur.lc auction, a. tic 'front.' duur II
,L' court h"lse ut Ohio county. tho Iuts uuui cred d..
- - ana ~ lseVeu.cnr, ciahs,cn, tNcut,. i-hL. aud
W. 'h! hihcJ h iIte-lJ.S addition I'd tha tUWi OF
" meeting, hoW Fart ottlc city uiN hcchur: aud the mn
sliAELs OF tlcca'ltd sock Oh the said Merchants AVID
aae'ia"i's Bank, which t~c'cnrcdt 10 tie said Israel IN.
dcgra-t 81. tLe t,u,ut tis dyaih.
iLHNs.- hatl pure Sser go pay ten per cent. ia hand.
aNo thc N'-nrc lH three equal instruments. each bearing
'-i,'"t nom the dar ut sale, aud pdys'le respectively
On vs., we've auu ,iglEv,n months ilOEi that dsv. Bonds
W th good t'ttrty io Zee rivouly each purchaser Tor lis
deferred Dos. si4yats, and the tito so Tie pro.cry 10 he
retained unul SyWout in uu.
aug Is JOIiN g. OR. Cuui'r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

4 pleasant reirent for members Of Congress
Gad others Icat Dc j0aHd at ikc F,Gy1iie
Springs GcscrtJed in tie Joioleing ad0er-
tiscmtHt.
BROWN SNNpER, having leased and re- orcncd
me pleasant ami fashionable SUIumcr Resort law
nee ~ ". ION, Andrew stewart known a. the Fdyeite
2fs'"-S li"'ci, fdNetic couaty, on tlr Allegheny mouu-
Hu' range. cast OF Laurel iiI, eight miles FROM Uniau-
lOMn "a hlN'cs lie patronage aflhe fashionable public.
AZ i Situated near The strong Chaiyiea.e Springs and -.
ih'T hunersl springs, highly charged with sulphuro,ted
y ,}nIosehi u lsln The vicinity Of Hunl ar's Camp. Fo1
NceessIN' or W ashnEton's hTst Battle Ground: BraI.
.,sN HifNe:t he celeb aicd Delaney Cave. and The ia
nous ohlopHe Falls ofthe NoughiDgcny river.
arrangements have heen made to secure for the ,sl,e
~ ne dt'icacies oftle mountain streams and woods, as
wen o. ihosc OF he season gcncrsiiy.
Families accommodated ON reasonable terms. Attached
ioVie pace Is 4 leu pin alley, nee 81 charge 10 visitors.
ana wiHic &c. viii ice ftuishCd for dancing parties.
me lessee hdicrs himself ghs' all who pay him a visit
"Hl 20 away gra'iicl with their sniouni. No pains will
lc =, ared 10 a lain this end.
IN antll'n 10 the aloVc there is an extensive boarding
house tDinelircly atthe Springs, surrounded by a most
TolnSniic and delightful msuntaiu scenery Kept los W.
i"N'HLhk' aug II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

NOTICE TO WHOM re- MAY CONCERN.
III steamer hcadia stored w1h ue on ito i8ta af
- - bills y arHisl, 90 mafae. caufiHurd in ID Humphrey
Stevens. shu VIII please can and receive ic sane. 1r 81
wlttit eoa 90 paJ iright aud fhsfaos iu 70 DAYS.
- TO HOUSTON A. MILLS
"a BLEfCuEp snEgrfvcs-Tv c,s,.r 4
- WHEohCt rHrrtuTt frsf received I'D ff SAID
very ioN b. TAIIANT a. DEJArLNfN.
Jp MUurHf sHfrft
nErsHfss dltrn Gea,efers Mantle Ciot
- Hfu.fu ntaf,t cad SOS SOLE Hy
Ugo I.- f. H~GENBk0DN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

o. The tpri-iual gEd oGly) genuine article is only pre-
uy ~. s'wUlue, uurth west corner sUI aud Rae,
,FctS, Philadelphia. TogpI NoNl. except that Tearing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

o. 's'Ai.E SisllN.N Fcits.e C..t..-. 90.
N"fih LtchUe. couduCCl lN Ms. W.r... t
under 3 ftvor0Mc Iro,i deuce. con,rcu,1 L,
~ We last Mrndss m Auru.f. "a b. yrrg u....-
Sl who intend seltu,r their ohrii,n q, am ti,.,, '
''nf eu""bd hNte thcnt ia schuli "a ,e trst 49,. b..
$50 <"He Wultc received tr 81 eloucr.trfU I.,
a teun "i % weeks. NriruO Hirfr h4s tt,n sr
tNe uc or the school rd thc services 81 ststror-E
't"cher. PtiCCs are a. usual. Inf .e..rs.r d..
Sld COZ ENpe7 inicuts IN CheuHtr- and N.iur,i f1,
-" N'ie Wlu te an eNla Ch.rlv.
J. he '"utse OF siuiies Intended Cr tio Inet.1ui., f.
az hsgecni ises OlOws
IhlhANt SItbiEsLDcsdirs, Writin-. sre'fir.
d. tn,' Geography. Hsfor, Of fhe Ittfed St,ics.
NtoE tLAss-Aigctts Geonrctrv, Knpi4b Gen,
.Silvn's oi history viii ue 49,. of an AnreuI I.
~ uisiouesl Chau, CcO.ragay 10! the llc4,... No.
- NSuta' th'o'usy.
80 Ni-NsS.-fhy=ioogv. Rhetoric. N-.i,r,l nm.
,fnt,9S N"'ihtfv, Intellectual puliosouhy. Csol,gt
80 SslchSc. Evidences Ur ClrAl4u.s. Nr.,o.y ~
AJaN.,s 1890" re SON.
| p.,.. =. !, ...I ''eS WIZ &c gwen Ia t.ose win. MiSta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
TRUST SALE OF LOTS In EAST
MEETEING

60 virtue OF a deed of trns', eAc,u.cd ly joint Gil
80 CHRIS, LEANING date on the iIui DAY OF Ma, 1871.
".u recorded ut .Hc G.cgAs ul,G of the County Court
~ ono county, iu Deed Booh No. -, PAGE Igi, I shall
n" me oiuuey % September next, proceed 60 sell a. nab.
'e SALE 60 iAc t.uut door of tHo Court House OF Ohio
county, othc l., 9hcstbidd"r, Lots Ma. - lvcuty tsu}
"il 81 conc tIndrcd and tOity-UsUD 1Nd Sire opc Gsdivt
dea tutcd par, ot lof No. 30, Nwu u"Jtcd and tor,1
'ad tHe Vas ha.L - iot No. 25i gNs hundred aud dir
~ ono il Esst " AeciIig; lv1 per cent oi the purcha,,
money cole f7id tu hand aud tr residue l two caIgf
lay m"nfs q; one and ivn years .rom The DAG of sa3c'1f
purchasers swing bonds and ruau security. Isarlrg i,
'l nom t3e CAV ui rt't. selling a. trus.tc s.tl
cul! h.1.'such uHco 80 ls vested DO ms by saii decd ..
"tsi aug ~ ". NELSON, Trds-ce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
TRUST SALE

y pu-uancc ora deed ut trust from Jodu Priccto mc
y ds,cd Juiy =, lrit, sd recorded i tie Clcras of,e
90 i'e' oHAS court Dr Ohio county, ia deed took o..
pNre - J VIII, un Friday tau Is.ltGs oil Srp,culc e.,
lrsH- Ntu q puIIIr am, ion al t' NDul door OF Ike COM,
house .Jr ONO comfy, TIE mT0uj log ttscrl ed property.
90 wa ihe south lsi' at Lot No. -, on Mann s.rcg.. AID
snu'h eigg ot lAe alley o9Ho,is Nasliuc.o. 5.T.s. ,u,i,
cay 90 hhtc ui', being The same property llrIayIll u,ru.
pi'u hF -sld John Price in hisli Tine. togo. hy Wl.l .I.
0ppUn''Suc's AID rigb,s belonging 10 tire sanic.
Terms 81 safe Cash. Selling rs trustee 1 viI convey
sucit tEIe a. is vested iruc hv said deed of trust.
aug J. INLDENtCN MOZIER, Trus.c,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
sssG1.OOO

roKoMoNE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. 100.
August 81. 1856.
prifao o. S~s1eoc;l ofs ,ceQ; loG3&C Il f2,OoO.
- uumi ors, j. LdiS.s. TickttssSI a cvuiucate Of
whO'cs Sllti shares tl proport ION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
DR WIEtNS'.
BILSAH or Wild CHERRY.
INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

BEING SUR. REt,EDG FOR
ToNsTNrTION in az 'sya-ious forms. COINS Ssfu
~ 81, BeoNoHtrs, GROUP. Nn0., iau ClurlL. spt.
tang OF Hood. HEEomlty OF B|ic..uiI4. Ia,us ii tc
Sia!c ami u east, IulucazG, LIVER CtNtgItlNT. sc.
Tie MEDICAL properties OF DR.. NIaaHs HifeI. oil
Wild cherry are fhiy established iucvcry src for 0ffI,,
touttT},M is sfUcuss nt turu" the Liost utN,irrsfr CA.
scs o! iic foregoing class Oi Gi>y@gs.
IN almost every instance where N irs Icrn rc--rvgrol
iu, % hes crecici 1rsiica' cure. Afhutrh ir many ca
So ilh@ Htsaul wiA afsU Immediate rcioc Cor. al Least.
eject a grea' rhal2c ia dfaw da's, sill it cauuo. look.
rrc.cd "a NO Us Wraois-.ly Culus an IH So shur a. time
orto restore ucatItn o. trrlc tlat las hrcu a prry r.,
fell disease Tor y,drs.
hesidcs, There % Yes. many stages of Use samc di-cesc.
tht' o. lsI upussi"c Zoo aay puJs,,Isu tp deicrwfuu fu
Gesnluy 60 medicine r|eiircd to eradicate b.. al #..gul
lcfinGs ava iornis IeIuifm1 different Q|Uanfil.r-: nUIrC.
90 some c1ses,a a single t1rie is sulEcicut: uiulr Oh .rs
WIZ require three OF bottles tu prcdlsc fNc -Fuce. srt.
-Au We ask GO! live palent s. 20 gave 1uI u5f.loiuea tiF
trial, and be inav rest assured tI0tit WilIc productive
OF tile uiust beneficial effects.
Patients, 10 t0king Sire medicine. need no. rrstric.
ihoinso.Vcs as rt-ads diet, except avoiding tho mos. iri.
Gcs.o aIc article pi .u.G-sutH as sailed aud s..uAtJ no..
cab age, ontuEs, c'tumlc IS, &c.
Ihey should loy proper attention that their frcss is
warm, and should avrid exposing themselves to the iu.
oirreneics OF tic wcUEcr. Pc careful uOt 60 oyer.ctgr
else.
Frequent bathing IN a waun hath. ard She rsc ft.i,
gloves for rubbing thc flesh tctbre soiu1 % led, Wit AID
uie medicine IN is cncr-s.
The bowels sbDuldlp kept opcu with some zenith mod
iciue. such os br. W mans Poor Na9'- Pills. which vH
be- found much superior Go AIS purg8IIvc Pills NOW boz
u-c, and viii also aid iEe Balsam "a all aIce.ions Of Oh,
liver.
For sale whole ale andTc,aHb by
is II. H~OENHROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

Nm |lANCERN.- the Circuit Superior Court OF
= Law and Chaucery for Marshall comfy.
Mary Todd Against Catherine Henderson. sylvester
Fowler aud wife Mary. Samuel smith the elder. James
nrcd ana wife EiIzal c-h, Samuel Smith the younger
wary sunni, Margaret Smith. Nancy Smith. Jane
smith. john Smith, " inian smith, Sad which said
katherine Henderson AID Mary Fowler ere sisters aud
Samuel smith the elder ~ brotrer ot Wallace smith
deceased and III said Eiilaic,h Reed, SaHuci tile
y1lnger, Mary, MGrgdrc. Nancy. Jane, John aud
William, are children OF John Sui'h. a deceased bro.
ihor ct snd Wallace smith, and al huirs a. law OF hin,
Tie sad Wallace swiih; aud Edward RAY and samuel
Smiih, administrators Cfthc said John Sniith deceased
and others.
The Hnvct manuel FG'ttc5 VIII taSc uoticc that ] shah.
on truiiy, Tire liih ddy o. Sep'cmi,r, l.tG, "a. the house
OF IhoHts Elter, .nr ar 1',ar hd9rhtso-, Brooke cuun-
~ virginia iNtc ihc deposition us Martha Smith 10 he
Ietd iu cvidoncc $50 ilns case. and Hey will also tckcno.
tice JIa' ' shan on Monday ,tar fIh DAY Of Scptculr..
irN. U tie Office %. Jacob q Ii2hugh. Do Wheeling. Viz.
eilia, iakcthc drrosi''nu oil John Pearson & oflgrs. also
iol rrvl So cv''"urc ir Ills ease. AudItdom any ccIse
tic i-htuh tihF SAID dcFu-l.inHs shan not Dc roulnsucUl
or icuig comFCncol she'll uu'l c completed ON the res
pcc+ice DAYS tciurr named, tictGtirg ticrcot willie al
J'urneti rom iiWct 1 time until iie same ~Eal &c com.
pieict. aug ~ I'm kiNRN TODD.
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ASSIGNEESS AIE-

q Iatsdsy, uc s5ih do Of Nugusf. lsG, az my aue.
~ upn roons, J VIII scI, Gr account ot whom h may
c"nccfn, a vcu large and desirable lot al Uty Couas.
,unpfisng mlaI Coilr. Cashmere, Sa'ftHCts, ky.
Jeans, tlalnei, Alpaca. Moreno. Caiicos OFT al Kinds.
'loves Insiery, Susgctlfrs, Threads and Trimmiucsut
CIV Minds Shs'fis, Haiikcfcucs, Muslus. and Linens,
WIN uu'"s. every other article iu use DB Caots fiur.
Country merchants a%rio'hr-s viii end DO "a fhcir aI,au.
Iaae iu attend ihis sl'ctts ulc e.ois VIII ic sJ.d iu lois,
tud rosNNcIN wrhout reserve.
TEENl@-jasI, iu .Hhstlr rtufe.
"H ls VS. WlCkHNM, Auciioucsr
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TNE AGNXINES FOR AUGUST-Celumlian, Ora
NFS hsn's, Godoy's, Na'iouSl and New York Mags
ZINES, received and for saie a.
aug EIIIs' i'll Mains'.
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o. II. Perry s,argoop
Is c%nAxeEnv.
ThOma. Morrow

T WITTHN NTNT'WWI. ,
p,NSt\ WI t"a decree rendered i'm This cause AZ the
SePeut O. icrm, lS1j. 0fthc Circuit Surelar rourt
u i"W ana 'haNccrr Tor the County DfTy'cr. MUI sell.
On /" "'iiN, tis !Aii daF 81 Scricinicr. Il 8. hy rubir
auction. ~ 'Hc i"pvu % is'crSHilic in said county afTy
i'F' one lnNh Iui No. -, AID Is Sppurl cr ancc- situate
u Sdi iHNh OF Si-.crsv.lIc. The sale toic made on the
'viM0 '1H"Ni'H' w; fwo equal IavIucuis a. Fix and
,WtE' i"nths i'oul the day uf sale, the purchaser tn
give ronds tco-iug interest, with good s%ctuIIv. far ne
Ray ucut of the Ius. ailments. NN.J. Mccoy. IS
aug Il WIN Tor WN. IOiiNsDN - a.
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FRnM MEXICO.

EE ENlCo, e. it We, and ssr o., Ms. - oud2.
1sL McAieo-Is Gqpsraghy a. People aud ts fnsti
tUIUHS,
Frewonts Expedition 60 .hc Rocky Mountains.
Tie Mysteries os thr huIuisGipn cado.icc Secret S0cic.
lies iu spgius
Tic Nuisar OtlYou9, hN Ersiis Usn9i.an,
Boarding Out. Taic ~ bouyaic Li.,.
Inc D0nit BLACKSTONE, D~cvcrauN. Us T.. l.. BulNc1
Ihe Ans end Ms,rics Or Gsnhiug.y =. Green,
Jhc Lenhiers VIE Is Mn. Gfcy
Tie NouHg prma Donus
ltAsb Nleu, 0r lie Kilar Man. by Melville,
Captain O'suriyan, Iy w. %. MAXWELL,
tDa.g siouso of "a Pretty Woman, ty Miss ragdoc,
lhe Ece.nfs Daughter, ly. AicNa1dcr Dumas,
touuic Monte tHrt-iu, tgoipplefg0 los AlcN. Dumas,
Henry Russell, pr lue r.sr Two Thousand,
rHc Sep Mother. hy e.. T.. O.. james,
San Darrell. hy Kiss Ellen ritkcriug.
Tho Squire.
yoming, a Tale Of tte Ervu'ufiHr.
The Micunian's Fire lir. Iy IaIlIinr.
Ann Hcrter. by 8 Lady Pelham. ry Eft Bulyver,
The Last DAYS Of fompci. ty Buive-.
Tho Last otu4a BJroust fS Bu.vrr. received and Il
sact ~ WsI3 ELLIS, so Maust.