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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11

IS not novel scheme now cor the first
time sought to engralled into constitutions
al law. 1t has been successfully tried to
lis full extent in The State Of Mss Dpi, and
partially in M.chlg4n; it has been adoped
rs o ciscu,t judges in the new CONSTITUTIONS
OF Missouri and Iowa and has iinalv,alter
long and able discussion and mature refec
ton, been sanctioned by tho late constitu
tional convention Of the State Of NewYork.
With these lights TO guide US, when il is
in accordance with the theory and sori; of
our institutions, when every progressive
no"ementIn the science Of government for
the last fifty years has been made by wres
ting power from the few, and veslIng it
in lis true repository, the many, when The
happiesi signs of the times are the tenden
cy to de Centraiize and distribute political
power, when every days experience teach
es, that the whole civilized world are on
the advance TO a higher, more equal and
happier state Of socill and political organ
izaiion, need we fear; shall we hesitate
and en3eayor to check, 10 The extern, OF
our ability, the onward movement Of the
age by denying to the electors Of Wiscon
Sin The right 10 elect their own Judges!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11

SALE eF TIE SOUTHERN RAILROAD
" c understand I.at tie first payment was
made yesterday BY tie Southern Rallroad
Company, so that .hs road TOO IS sod
Us sale, il wi.i be fecollecteI was conllgent
anon t..ai Of the Central 20 3. The sock
8. IA WELD heavy dAaJen!, AID southern
lalo.Hgaa viii rapidly increase 10 wetIA
81 asn ,ae .saI IS Ln.-hed.-T Detroit Free
Press.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11

FARMERS are invited to cal

FARMERS are invited to call
49, and examine a very superior cast
.xS9GrgT cross Piow at the
rsssfsfeezs =srsIsass SOUTHPORT FOUNDRY,
Before they supply themselves elsewhere. The
above plough has been tested in SOON OF or most
difficult yrairies and found to work 10 a charm
To confederate this we refer to Meessts J. New
man, Harmon Marsh md Chas. Leet,we known
farmers of the town OF Pike, by whom they have
beer thorough ly proved, MChO1 ~ GO.
SOnlhnnrt. Feb. 81, SIG.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11

TIVE ATTACK OK VERA CRUz.-We have
copied paragraph s'a'in2 that Lieat. Ber-
rv.nan had STAT an attack YVES 10 be made
al once on Vera Cruz. / nc Un!on sug.
gcsts that the Lieutenant "was misunder-
stood in the conversation alluded 10" but it
does hot contradict tie report of The lnten-
ded attack; nor viii il ''unde'iake TO devel-
ope the plan Of The campaign" Tbese,it
ofaculariy tell rs, 'wIl derclope them
selves" which we interpret to mean that the
attack on Vera Cruz is determined upon
The orders which are known TO have been
ssIcd. tor'geiling several vessels ready for
SEA, look like sucn thlng.-lB4lt. Pa.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11

TINE For TRANsPLANLiNo.-h utumnal
TRANSFORMING should be performed rs soon
as the frost checks Inc growth Of the trees.
The soil is then mellow and easily pulws.'
lied; it becomes we'll settled about tho
roofs. and the trees commence growing
without interruption in the spring, aud arc
no, so liable TO be injured by drought.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11
THE HOLY LAND.

HdF ghieea hundred seass the western
void, In ell us Prosperous life and yeu.l,.
| nj energy, has tUSkeA with ferefaFee and
/ nope towards The slfitksb, yet it5nefed Lard
vi which We htge lakeh snfYey. Aner
ages ht tb5cuft,y, rs meis pfsvires pf
iaiieh srirIre, that cnnnlfy suddenly became
iriTes;ed with glufy I'LL then unknown Ia
earth 4 fey poor fishermen went forth
fofn those shores sftuitc The raiiuns. and
announces such ;idinEs AZ clahaed The des.
/ Tiny ciiilc world forever. Hun, III life be.
came an altered satei new motives, sym.
path es, and principles arosej new charities
wers developed, new hopes, enlargins from
the gave, animated OUT race. !. was natu,
raj thai this bright hope and faith should
degenerate into enthusiasm. The land Of
Palestine became SOFT of idoi and pill
afins rushed TO lis shores in countless
Inullindes, in The hope Of LAYING down the
burden o! ther sins upon its sacred soil.
The spirit Of all Europe was warlike;
and the voice OF Peter the Hermit turned
Iis energies into new channel. when tho
cfcss became The emblem Of devotion in
the Cluse OF chiyllsy as we'll as of!elig,on.
The summons which gave, rent asunder
every lie of love, home and self interest.
The warriors OF England. France and
Austria knew no patriotism but Tor Pulas.
tine--no interest but for the sepuchre--
no love but that Of glory. Then for cen.
tures the tide OF war rolled trom Europe
upon Asia. Bilil I'd and beaten back. or
rerisl!ng there fruitlessly, men learned at
length that not by hur,an means was e!ory
to he restored to Palestine. The crescent
shon ulnmphantly over Calvary, rs If to
teach the Christian that his faith was 10 be
spiritual, lis inspiration no longer 10 be
sought on earth. His Holy Land. ahho'
no longer an ohiec, Of wallkc ambition,
has lost none Of the deep interest with
which It once inspired the most vehemen,
crusader.
The first impressions of childhood are
connected with that scenery, and infant
lips, in England's prosperous homes pro-
nounce with reverCnco the Names of
Ierus lem and despised Gallee. We still
experience sort of patriot for Palestine,
and feel that the scenes enacted there
were performed for the whole family OF
man. What a church is to a city, Pales
tine is to tie world. Phocniclan fleets
once covered those sien, waters; wealthy
cities once fringed those lonely shores;
during three thousand years, war has led
all he nations of The earth in terrible pro
cession along those historic plains; YET it is
not mere history that thrills The pilgrim TO
the Holy Land, with such feelings as no
other spot on the wide earth inspires; bu,
the belief That on yonder land tho Saviour
once trod with human feet, bowed Gown by
suffering, linked TO our race By the sympa
thy of sorrow, believing our tombs with
his tears, consecratipg our world with his
bleed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11

Cassius NJ. Clay's Irac American, The
Pittsburgh Gazette states, has been dtscon
tinued. lis supported nol being sufficient e
warrant iauher expenditure.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11
REPORT FROM THE JUDICIARY COM.
RfIJJEF

We MAKE Inc 'o!luWiug extract from the
report Of the judiciary committee, accom-
panyng the article recommended on the
subject
but there is one feature in the judicial
system proposed for adop ion by the maior.
IIty Of the committees so prominent and i'm.
porian', and upon which so decided djl-
terence oil opinion exists, that it demands
a more minute and extended examinal on.
1t IS The election OF the Judges by the peo-
pie. This principle les at the foundation
OF the whole superstructure, and it is Of the
fist importance to ascertain whe her it is
sound and correct. It is conceded by all
Iha; government naturally resolves itself
into the three Branches, executive. lepisla-
tive, and jaI.cil, and that their aPpropri-
ate spheres Of action are so diverse that
here IS both propliety and necessity for
keeping each, not only distinct from bu so
tar"s possible. entirely independent OF TIE
other. II is also an axiom Of government
IN this country, that the peope are the
source OF all political power, and 10 them
should their officers and rulers be respors
bic tor tie faithful discharge Of their res
pec'iye duties. But for the most part,
whilst the different sta'eS Of the union have
admitted the correctness O. these prin CT
pies in the organization Of tbs eXeCn-
tive oEd legislative branches Of their gov
ernments, they hive denied them IN that
OF The judiciary. Whilst the people have
been permitted to elect officers to fill the
TWO former departments, they have been
deprived Of this right as to the latter. The
great and most important privilege OF
choosing The men who were to sill in iudg-
menl upon r!&h's OF property, their lives
and Liberties. is denied them and is exelcis
ed by the o her Two branches Of governs
ment, scparalelyo or conioi ty. Thus have
two fundamental principles Of our govern
ment been violated. The i1i.caI power,
a distinct, coeqlal department, which shoi'd
be wholly independent OF the others, in
stead o.! emanatjag from the peopIe.thc true
source OF all political power, has been de-
pendent for existence upon the executive
or legislative will, or perhaps both. The
necessary result in measure, must be the
dependence Of the judiciary uron one or
both o! the branches Of government, and
lis Independence OF Inc people And the
reason why this system, so erroneous in
! theory, has not proved more injurious in
praclce is owing 10 tic Intelligence Of the
people ana the integrity OF our Judges.
The plan o. appointing jud 1es adapted
in this country is plainly lracea0.e 10 Great
Britain. There, al judicial power IS pre-
sumed II the king; in theory, justice is ad-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11
BY L0RING GUILD.
-Is46. rrLUMBER-c0 s.. RE

1916. 0CTLUMBER-G~0 1916.
A GOOD assortment of pine LUMBER and
"A SHINGLES constantly on hand at the Yard
of the subscriber near the Ware Houses Thank
full for a patronage heretofore cxtenteuted, he
would solcita continuance Of the same The
principle he intends to carry out will be according
to the old Adage, that nimbIe sixpence is better
than slow shilling. Those wishing to purchase
lumber will do well to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. O. Terms Cash!l IN
WILLIAM LAY.
Southport April %. 1916
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11

MmIrAKY.-Tha Union denies lat any
teq .isiions are 70 b. male either u?yn
Pennsylvania or New York.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11

TURS. FURS.- The highest market price pau
L in CASH for all KINDS OF Fu.s by
fDec -, lSt3.1 u. l.. MCKINNEY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11

Portland. Ma ne. has licensed five per
sous 10 sell intoxicating liquors, bu, not TO
4e drunk on The prcm ses III any case.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11
HARVEY BURKEE.

iiANN II ~ NAtst4'
DEALER in Lumber. Shingles. La'a, Mas.
IL Glass, Putty and Plaslerisg Hair. Ggpo-
site American Temperance House.
Southport June AS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-11
zIIlg|,!AI' sIs |! ] I'd d I !

NOR sale Al the Drugstore o. o'fs @ef y &c 81
L where may be found every uing 10 tAe me-
cine and grocery hnc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
CONGRESS OF THE Il. STATES
MoNn.r Dee 1910

MONDAY, Dec. Z. 1916.
Congress assembled aud organized at ~ NJ
In tue Senate Vice President Dallas TOOK hi.
scat aud the roll being called over, all an.
s"eied 10 their names except one from Con.
neelieut, from Delaware, | from New Jer.
ssy' from North Carolina, | from South Car.
o'ina' l from Georgia, | from Mississippi aud
FROM Texs..
Aquorum being present the Senate proceed
ell TO business. The daily hour 81
meeting was fixed at IL until further or.
dered. A committee was appointed to meet
House and wal, upon the Pres.
dent IN the usual form. On the rpor, of
that committee, Senate adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

me House Organized at IL O'Clock NJ. the
Speaker, J. w. Davis in the chair. Iss
members answered to their names. The new
members elect, appeared aud were sworn in.
Inc members, on motion of MIR. Cobb FRO.
ceedcd TO draw lots Tor choice of seats.
On motion of Mr.. Winthrop the speaker
was ordered TO assign q seat TO the reporter of
the New York Tribune.
Sundry communications from the depsrt
men'S were read. and on the report OF the
committee to wait on the president the house
ADJOURNED, until IL o'clock Tuesday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10

urand Consolidated Dottcry of Delaware and
Georgia, Class NJ. 2Oextm
To ~ drawn at Mfuinr,n, r,h...
nee - ESQ. - numl er Lottery. - dawn t,ua,s
! nfike OF ssO.CO0, I of5.po. OF 800. OF atno d,
siiN1, ] nf Lilo, 30 OF Geo. SOC go. "'' I
Tickets Sj-sharcs ia proportion c,,tia.
paosa.'> ot twenty I've whO'rs, wiii cost SEQ t,.u,,
I'VE halves $50, twenty i've quarters SI5. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10

Uf- Df. Morrill, will deliver his last Ice.
inre IN this place, this evening at the Metho-
u's' Protestant Church, on the origin und gra.
uuai d~evelopement " human life. Thi, lee
.ure VIII be illustrated BY a large number of
drawings and paintings, accompanied with
appropriate aud full explanations. See adyer
tIselnent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
TAkE NOBICE.

HOTEI Keepers are informed thai Inst desirable
3S piece 81 property known a. tie ; trg,nia tinici 80.
nafed he The clty Of Wheeling o. oIe:cd inr fUnt iupm
TIE ht'i 81 April next. The premise IS now Doe Io0u o.
rair, conveniently and pleasantly located tar IUstu,ss.
aud - thc stopping place mr ono Of ths ureu national
road STAGE enmr arN's line 81 coaches. Few sttEafIuus
ri tHr Kind eigr lettcg Inducements ta Iafpl keo.r S.
application mas made 10 tba suiscrifcf a. his office on
Monroe street, neat door Go th" Times otnce. 0oumuuI
cail"psly msiiwii a'so receive pfoupi aucriiSr.
Nov 10. JOHN ,. ntET
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
TEAS!
WHEELING, w.
AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
SANEOA EEtA COMPANY.

Tie Oidest Tea Establishment in Amerifo!
rEGSCIrAL ESTABLISHMENT rs N. v.
gTTllEt anton Tea Company has Teen ,.ul4rty know,
= iorInany years. THIS b. the Large sud oitrtt l.ra
Is'allisI m-nt in Amcrics. The ruitic have bad rur
proctor thcr iuiccrty aud rcspunsi lily, But such has
cen size great and pressing demand mrthcirTEhEA az
lo'c, iuai ifcy have ltcu Obliged 10 enlarge, to a sfrat ga
VIZ
~ CiiNftfNM 2 iG3 CEEENWfCH srg.
Ilcy moreover rufHrs facilities, 800 rt.aIou tatIsc Tea
TRADE, ria very b%'uutaut tc.rrr. and aouIut-s. ssprr.
o. 9" ruN oli.r Ica turtcut iu AMERICA. Tarif efrI
i"."h- ff;hfd 70 al priucip'fe HHtf ,sHd 900 u',t.tc iLs
chfrN'e r "f 0iarr house, ie wai urtrr-ro9i. aud Ir
already secured tIc.u r. connection. Ffoi ads. iar.rr tb.4
hl "''ff ira tFfsHi-bWUH.a uUli'i. and iIcy eol.
q'rfu ,r dricfwilcd 60 ssl Teas ,uftr. ulotc Gsua.t
aud tcrt.t' for fie Prices, BOO she a.et,sa,e. tE.. and
ilfts 200 thr wuf'I-CIuH excepted.
IIf, ul-f IrH'nn.lF iu4ifr tr Hr. YfInu az tr i,t A.
fan's 90 WHEELING, Va, Go turir AGENCY. Wlr.c on,
I"N"Nr aslftHtHis ESQ always uu hand and tics
''i n9 hcfiNi"u u s'ltugt THAT wherever q -iBre iu1t
"'o9c. . very fe1Iicd Vro'ereucc ispitcu too tmc t.fe
its.ci leas ot fle 'aptnu liza Company.
~ Eusaer, ult.o ttc experiment.
h'ial price H' follows. suiicti be ai Cass tu Do ro
TUNED lI usf HffT.IIHuE-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
NEWS FROM CHM,

a." "'s's not know. that nfom timc iu,mcno,i,t tho
pnlne-c nave paid an cxtravarant mice e,r c,.-.,.
a., = Lihuley, ottac London Univcrsitv \. ore az ~.
!. u".ehl>'s ihai ever lived. states that. rcVions ~ 80
A. 49, uoni hnerlea, u was a Government u,ouoro
ana wa houshi for 49, weight in siIver. What ~
a mare OF a. To justify such prices ? uvss -,
.a'"''o nv" thc same preparation now sold unIrr thc
name ~ saiers Ginscng rsnacea. and usrd Ia co,e
sengh-' ,"idS. Bronchitis, and other aTcct,on. ar ~
-. "S~"V JAMES Xxi
Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
$3D,OOD

urand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Geogia-Clas No. 81.
To 10 drawn az Wiimins;on. Dci,,.
,ecenii"r ~, lsio. - number II drawn t,lI,,s 500
drd scteme prize of2O!C0O, I OF 10000. 4 of . ma I'm ~,
i"sV luot lNVt of6uo. 10 of2.OOO andIO of 800
ItoAe'S $40 shares IN proportion. 4 eertiSr,,. mi,
Iaekasc OF twenty six waoics, will cost staO tn,,,,,
haiNcs $50, tNonty SIX quarters ses AN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
&s5.OOD

RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No sqe
ip &c drawn a. w ihningiou, ueiawa are on MONDAY. Pc
- 81 nhi"lct Lottery; - drawn ballots. Salrn
W" sonc",c. prize OF So .CcO. I 81 900, of COO. /
"' aupu. l OF s,tgi. 1907 200. 81 1000 aud 81 OF 40
Iickcis -, shares in proportion. \ rcrt,sr,ts y,
package "t twenty-five wi s'cs, viii cast $40 ty,.,,'
S'N halves $50, twenty six quarters 50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
Vss.NDO

urand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class u, extra.
4" te drawn AZ Wilmington. Delaware. ON TIr,,sl,,
December -. IS4G. N'
90 h"hi'ct LOTTERY, - drawn ballots. SPLENDID scheme
p.lHe"t SldN'p, OF 1907, lorf .Ouu. af2Rn. % Of
is-N'' ana 10 81 .nuO. Tickets 81, shares IN p1o,.,r.
W. \ reritbcS;e OF package ut twcn'v six ,yl,e;cs
M,u c9.' SEQ, twenty six halves so, twenty SIX qua
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
ss3N.OOO

urand Consolidated Lottery oC Delawor, and
Georgia, Cias No. -. To
hc drawn at Wilmington, Del, on SATURDAY. Dcoc,,,o,
20 $50. - number Lottery, Is drawn hailots Sni,,
1ia scheme ! prize 100000, ! Of 10000. of6. eco of
aua"' OF s''UO, Wof 500, 10 Of CtO. 10 of 600. Jfrkets
Siu' sharcs ~ nfoporii-u. \ c~criiicpte OF narkayc ~
twenty i've whoics, viii cost slOO. twenty five bsi,D,
30, tHeuiy i've quarters Sa5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10

Capt Liuf1ai, Will leave Tiu-l,rsh ever, sym
eNrgy TtEsnAN StiO O'Clock, An.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
.se5.NOO

RIVER LOTTERY. Class No or.
December =, Iss6. ""''"
4, - nuui er Lpgtcr. II drawn ballots. Spicndid scheme
1891 $3.50, ] ofr,tcO, Tot 5!OCO. Of 2cCO, 20 vi
wv ~ 81 S"t Iickrts -. share "a Proportion. ,rr
incac of packages ofiwcutv.s iA who'cs M rns. sioo
INol,ty sly halNes so twenty SIX qna,lsr. sal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
WATER.

Our ci'izeus were all astoniohsd yesterday f,
to find themselves out OF water The cnpin.
was oui oi orler, aud we understand ,aanot
DC repaired until the river is lower than it
how j.. Bad prosper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
MESSENGER

,spt 'fooks " 81 leave V~rfsfursb every Fanny - ir
SclncA, " Wheeling A. 10 L ~, add iu,iuua.t every
MnNpNv St 10 O'Clock, \ NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
ALLiQUlPPA.

.tapi Snih, VIII lcavs ri''-'u-eh oyerv Sr>p,N A. q
Hci"ck, -, Wheeling at1tr ", and Cincinnati ever
NtrNlspAN az lu O'c'ult. ) NJ.
For freight AID lssa.e aQp:y on load. Nav -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10

~ St -.
g NEEI. has just received = fresh stock of the
~ follow ng Kind ofsa,vS:
Hoe & 60. fa'cnt Ground cast Steel Mill .aws.
WIN. Rnwlaud's Mill aud cross. cat do.
J"hnsiOn's caS' steel cirru'sr do.
'e''ti ts"d saws ut tie Wust approved ,'arps-
$50 very tne spring steel polished blades. These saws
ar. W ne ~ Tie CITY, those wishing To- know thci~ cN
Nova ''"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
BARGAINS

\ Real Estatc-lwiis sell on very rayars.
H,s9sA ss hc FERNS the fo'iogi u. Lots VIZ. Lot
lssttfa I'D, a currur lot, IN south Wheeling Asn
I.s.ElS par of Irt Ma -, ~ feet front. uu Nart -.
49, Icing iite 3ud let aiovr Madison -. 10th ti
which ac unimpruycl. Also tile pay Of
l"i No 81 ON Main -, On which T. a three story trick
b'iliirg now ~ occupancy OF L.. M,Necly. Also lie
pafio Lot M M on Market Alcy un which l. a tlrc.
story briek huIidtng NOW in the occupancy III VI. War.
zen. Also the two North Divisions of lot No III Mont.
ing ON Mstktt Squzrvon each of which T. atlrcc s-nry
brick building occupied hy 1T. Three AVID J. Neon.
y Ell, or VIII exchange Uars 81 thi- properly for Brick.
Stone and Carpenter work on desirable tcrns.
Nov -. TgET ny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
TRUSTEES AALE.

TtY viftrc ~ 4 decd ~ trust ffom John Chemist so
~ ne, tearing d1'cth 81 day of August irta. aud %
record 90 tie tlstk's uher ~ Uc county Court Tor ONO
county 500 bonk 25.n. SO, 7 shall sri con- Nuuda, toe Itl
daY ~ Zee irth, commencing tt to O'Clock 4. Al attrr
front DOOR 81 she Court House t1r Ohio county ga int ui
ground situate on the North side Df IIps'ct street. Tor
Wcrif Water street, iu tHtf uau lf SIZE tIly 90 WHtr
hngcaHod Vast Whccliug, sUt nunfcfcd lr iho plat ~
thr tty 80 i0t uunfcr Wui ni1c .fo. wh,rrtn ere SIS n
hfck hutsrs Selling - trustee. 0 sh8i convoy tp size
Wrchaser uulf arrI ttle A. w vested ben me- iy tHr dsfl
rt trust Aforesaid. Terms ~ psFurat W8ff trur 30 ap
day ~ sale. JAMES s. WHEAT. 1uls,,r
Ott0fcr tu. IufF
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
THE MESSAGE

we presume we shall have the message to-
oas' and we shall lay it before our readers as
soon as possible.
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AN INVALUABLE MEDIcINEl

Prem statements which we sec IN almost every rarer
wstske uPs ard tie naHaes which We lind attached 10 ihe
pfepafAi t0'. "a seems io us the very madness 81 incfrfu.
ly 10 douis for a mouient the mrrits Of the Ginseng
Iansfes ~ ell affections 81 the iungs and Brouenhia-
tnitke nso-t preparations. So vouchers are al hamc-men
Of aahdins-wrli knsNn IN the community where tl~v
rrrtie, and 10 thu business community 81 the Wesf gen
efahy. We cordially recommend any Of our feadcfs
who Deeai go article % TITS kind, 70 rive " a trial. See
advertisement. For sale By JAMES BAKFR
Nov ~. Wbeei,rg A..
ITO TiiE LADIES IN FARTICUI AR-Ny nep,ia.
tory Powder hss lscH f0uud highiv Leneheiaf ana
81 great Ne 90 The ladies Who have been am ieted with
s1pefnuou- hair. principally wiieu 10 growth has hoen
onnhEet 60 the upFef ip and side ~ the face. rivtns a
niaseuiinr tasn % she Whole feaiufe~. When used urfti,
Pfogef care. and according "a the difccfiunr. IL will he
found % - q Efeat addition - the ioirt, as the use or Any
-ssfP iusfuufeHt - entirely sv1iiei, and the hair s &C.
moved ~ bve of zen minutcs aneT its Application.
This eotGrosnien - i~ntslihie, aud warranted r. 10
HnoSe sapefHnoua hair. Anaf numerous triats hass %
gffved certificates ~ surcsss whlcl. cannes H. contested.
Dor ssie, wholesale and setsji, al
JULES HArEf}E Tsr4Yi.
60 Foath Third a.. feiow Chesnuf.
IfsminHns Az sfded A. the FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
SIS tofs@te - a fAtRCftLB.
Wbceiins. Va.