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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
NATIONAL WASHINGTON MoNU-

NliINi
Order Of The Procession. We find in the
National ~lntelligencer, a programme OF tie
contemplated procession in Washington, on
the 4th OF July, on the occasion of the laying
Of the corner stone of the National Washing
Ton Monument, from which we gather the
following tacts.-
The Military will be formed in D street,
fronting II the north, and The right OF the ar
tillery resting on the flag staff in front OF the
CITY Hall. The other divisions OF the pro-
cessi1n will be SO arranged as 70 bring them
all into column OF march at the intersection
Of 9Th street west and ID street north.
The line of march will be from d slreet,by
Sd street, TO PENNSYLVANIA avenue, thence
With the avenue TO l4th street west; thence
by Nth street 10 Monument Square.
Arriving az The site OF the Monument the
procession will be forme on The positions as
signed TO its respective divisions.
As soon as the formation at the ground is
complete there will bc-Prayer by the CLAP
lain. Hymn-"W With one co sent let all the
earth"-to be sung By the whole concourse to
'Old Hundred" Grafton by Hon. K. c. VIM
throp, Speaker of the House OF Representa-
tives. Laying the corner stone by the Ma
sonic Order. Address by the Grand Master.
A salute OF thirteen guns will be fired at the
moment OF the marching OF the column; AMI
a salute OF thirty guns will be fired as soon as
the ceremonies OF laying the corner stone are
concluded.
The various divisions will be at their re-
s~pective rendezvous SO as to form by 10 o.
clock, A.. Nj.
The officers and marshals charged with the
execution OF the details will be announced
hereafter, as also Will be the details them
selves.
For the present the military will report to
the Marshal.
The Firemen TO Mr.. Geo. S. Gideon.
The Masons 10 Mir. b. b. French.
The Odd Fellows to Mr.. w. L. Bayly.
The Red Men to Mr.. c. w. Boteler, j.
The Rechdhites 10 -
The Sons Of Temperance and Freemen's
Vigilant Total Abstinence Association TO Mr..
M NJ ,oyce; sao;e,x to NJ, A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

The last number of the Western Reserve
Chronicle which las hung bach in the mani,
u responding 10 the Nominations, contain.
'"e following sensible remarks. To ,b;s
oo'hp'e&l9n' we are confident that the few
"n's papers winch have not vet raised m.
'a'''' ana Fillmore tlg, viii soon come
oA'o cannot ana viii not 50 for Cass.
u Joicsa TO choose between the two cand,.
cafes 40" IN tAe field, no whig vii sI,sr
% ms duty. When The chyict9 is A.. 10 ,a''e' as
oetNeeh tue hero q '.Buena yi.la ~. Ia|'
sst olG soldier ana The uuckliug drmsSoaUA
~ ,mo'eI d Hotnefn nau-Aas norIs9gri
u'uiseli 10 me SCUM, We lei confident ey7ry
~ ing wiI sdy, OF tie two, give Us To,l.:?
Al 40 period "A lie history OF our oarT
'uch calm federation AMI Iorbearanre H1
more loudly called tor, and We hone in ,"AA
Of mind with niad on the ALL ;"
''os3idS loplc, no aeumoay OF leeiing Mn n.
HdUIseJ IA lot kindly feelings preyan-arNS
etnemoer-Wk ARE Whi6S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
CRY OF WHEELING.

Clerks Office, June 27, 1913.
Inc Board OF Appeals, for the review of
ne assessment tor the year 1913, will meet
T the Council Chamber, on Monday the al
July pfox. at 10 o'clock A M. All npr.
. ; uesirouso! being heard before said hoard
III attend at The time and place mentioned
me board consists of the following ,nem.
OF Council-Messrs M. Sweeney Georoe
."o'Ilson' Il. ii Fitzhugh, John Hamilton. Ir
JAS. s. WnEATE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
LIFE AND CHARACTER OF
NNCANz'y Taylor.
ONTlNUE I'd,


Inc writer in the Literary World, already
quoted, relates the following anecdote OF Tay-
Tor, while in pursuit of Black Hawk. as illus
tralYe of the man.
some time alter Sullman's defeat by Black
Hawks band, Taylor, marching with a large
body OF volunteers and handful of regulars
IN pursuit OF the hostile Indian force, found
himself approaching Rock River, then assert
ed by many 10 be the true north. western
boundary of Illinois. The volunteers. as
Taylor was informed, would refuse 10 cross
1te stream. They were militia, they said,
Called out Tor the defence of the state, and it
was unconstitutional 10 order them to march
beyond lis ironuer into tit Indian country.
Taylor thereupon halted his command, and
ehcdmped within The acknoW lodged bounda-
res OF Illinois. He would not, as the rela-
Tor OF the story said, bulge an inch further
without trIers. lie had already driven Black
Hawk out OF the state, but the question of
crossing Rock River seemed hugely to trouble
his ideas OF integrity to the constitution ON ore
SIDE, and military expediency on the other
during the night, however, orders came either
oNiilb AAhllSD1, Tor him
10 ioiloW up Black Hawk TO the last. The
quielness OF the regular colonel, meanwhile.
lidd rather encouraged the mutinous militia 70
BRING their proceedings to a head. A sort of
Town meeting was called ufon the prairie.
ana Taylor invited 10 attend. After listen
lug some time very quietly to the PROCEEDINGS
II became Rough and Ready's turn to address !
the chair. He had heard, h. said, with
much pleasure the views which several sneak.
ers had expressed OF the independence and
OF each private American cilizen.-
lie ieIt that all gentlemen there present were
his equals-in reality, be was persuaded that
many Of them would in a few years be his su.
perlors, and perhaps, in the capacity of mem
OF congress, arbiters of the fortune and
reputation OF humble servants of The repub.
nc like himself. lie expected then 30 obey
hem as interpreters of the will of he p-o-
and the best proof he could Give thai he :
would obey them, was now TO observe the or. ,
OF those whom the people had already
'ul IN the places OF authority, 20 which many =,
.entleman around him justly aspired. In I
lain English, gentlemen and fellow citizens ii
he word has been PASSED to me from Wash. G
lgton to follow Black Hawk, and to take Won .
it'll me as soldiers. | mean to do both.- =
are the flatboats drawn up on the shore,
I'd mere are Uncle Sans men drawn I'D be-
nd you on the prairie" 1t is unnessaryto ei
ate the effect Of this appeal. a
After the Black Hawk war, Col. TAYLOR H.,
is for a short time in Louisville, and was be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

srsn, ~ y Dnah' and a variety of prcp,r,,;on.n -.
If ~ ~ u.s., when applied to the face. very w gen
ohrck p e u They close the pores of the 81 ipoi !,
nv ,lisoaso ncuia,i9n, which, when nature is ma, m ~a. ,nd
n. us'aSc Or powder, or the skin in0amed Iv /, = Varied
ahuasu ca ~ S1ais, beauties its own pro Iuetion il . "a
.IeIIcntsI, ,i.,D' ~ RS well as in the garden of rich an my
mi To- 10 e"leu ana varicgated flowers. A fraa !"
,le s nn .an"y circulation of the duids or the con. ~
aims " nioed to The extrcniies. is that viii
/" "'. Tue couhtenauce in the most exouis;,a "n,eh
a,.h.. ."", ~hieh iinparts the iudescribabIe s,,,ass Ivy ~
serihs NY ivfei'ness that all admire, but none a ~
pe, us beauty is the Offspring of uat.rs" ~" ue'
,,;,, - soaP II there is not a free aud healthy n;r :.
II sha wv - nc oeanty. ifthc lady is fair as driven snow
= paint and use cosmetics, and tho Llooi :" s.noow,
nv ~ ro nhn impure, she is not beautiful. If She br hrom..
/. ricI H. u ,herc Is pure and active Liood. il e,vs'
is fascinating. e' 'taeir eyes
= ~ny me southern. and especially the Soan;.,
w., ~ y so much admired. I.tdies in the nor,h nv a
'nailn H. exercise or are confined in close rooms or haSa
us mix' - eo@piexion by the application Of ,lelo,cr;'
as INJURIES, II they wish to regain eIas,ici,v ~ .n
S". spniis sparkling eyes and beautiful con'plc x; S,nP'
md S Yhn use DIR. Townsend's Sarsaparilla Thon
We 10 nave tried It ae more than satisfied !. n1u
'o every station crowd our office dahl,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

Gen Taylofs straight forward honesty Tor
bids his being guilty of telling large %yerns,or
of listening 10 them with patience from 9TH
ers. Auinsiance OF INNS
,--- ~ 5r.~ cs--~~-rreT "a Sn gdtsetst tsim viz !AfI ta2iT1
tive. and told some miraculous tales OF which
~~a,s ps,ls@,s' asAru, sGouaaT . dfhlaSea saa-
lieveG that if YOU had not seen it," Indeed |
should not" said the speaker. 81 trust then
you will allow me the same privilege" said
the General, with another polite bow and
smile. The miraculous story teller was not
heard after that.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. ZACHARY TAIL'K.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
MUIARD FILLMORE

STATE ELECTORS.
/ Roht II Whitefeld, Isle OF Nlght.
&c W Boiling. Petersburg.
II Irving, Cumberland.
All Irving, Lynchburg.
5 w Martin, Franklin.
Il w C Rives, Arbemarle.
z Robt Scott, Fauquier.
HIT Garrett, Westmoreland.
. w Bouldin, Richmond city.
10 Robt Saunders, williamsburg.
II A Hunter, Jefferson.
II All Il Stuart, Augusta.
10 S McD Moore, Rockbridge.
II Conellv + Trigg, Washington.
IS G. w Summers. kanawha,
l6 & D Camden, Harrison.
II f II Peirpoiut, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
NEW ROCKS

~ n III
- "ttal American Illustrated pa
crot ~ ani 'fime, entitled WilfreJ 49," ! Mys'
ar ~ - " me seven, by The author ~ q. +, y "f Sc
,shis .u.rei revenge" 'FIorenc. n. 'ei iarsons.
. = V.e u Tue most feeply intar,s, 10y, ec.
n,iso ".ne atherlcan Press. The cl s aus ever
,r,ad ~ W. high and low reeree-ne, ranHe'eis CON-
Nm ea.'n, anu men suffering in una,a,",tins ~ Hn'
tba ~ reNeaiihg scenes OF The d,rlaI, poverty.
-, 49, ~ and the Lower Thans.,N1' ~ among
INA %"Hs a Saloons ofthe rich ana -. u carries
r"G,ar "' - Nesi dehs and subterranesn rrsa.ohahle. and
earln, anime a"'nn9 ahd assassin, aud The d.nsgeSes OF the
~ ",pught 10 light. The mara ~ ,thilns deeds If
atna 'ue u containing nat a line i, :" Is OF tie
can ," We oifeai lts of the Civ Of :" rs tteiike
a" luz 's cheek Of beautiful wl1,,,, ~ ~, f"rk, that
Ju,,s,,a, MS number contains fhirt, 80 ~ d push of
Legends of Mexico or he a.,
by George Lippard. "9''ies OF Rough and Ready
an Her DUNES. VI me Iron Hand, bv Ate,
swindler, Colonel Mao % '5e accomplished foryer mn,
,Dpl''ney aid Son, h} Charles +.
~ - ,icioite OF Paris, hv H,rry iI"
= "1 'he olSeuefal Lewis Csss' ~. a'"-
- y on various subjects -" MS Ia tiers and
me Life . Gen T. Taylor
Zen Scott and hs Stai
zen Taylor aud his star
Lucy SANFORD. a story If ,ha
by Arthur - VI the heari, a Temperance
noids. secret Tribunals. by G. Npa.
ITtSnahs Magazine for July.
je2s, WAux just reed this d,v n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
FOX NEW MART!NSVILLE

n, On ARA July.
ine steamer Companion will leave for New
Nia1,lhsvlile on Tuesday, the Alb at 6 o'clock
!. vi. with the Masonic fraternity. for tbe
purpose Of laying The Corner Stone of The
0oefi House, returning same nia,t.
al ~soJonfnlng Brethren in good standing
W II HOUSTON
JOHN MLURE Jr
WM I SELBYl
WM CLARK
GEO S THOMPSON
5 AVERY
~ McCOLLOCH
a. Committee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

EasT. II AsseiFee t ueAh' rafylorfs earliest hia.
tory' That opens in 1912, at Fort Harrison
~ Indiana, a spot hallowed 10 history as the
scene OF me most daring courage ever DISPLAY
"a by man, Zachary Taylor, but a canta;n
men among our sun Drowned, sturdy hack.
moodsmcn OF our frontier. was ordered 10 L1I1
Fort Harrison, on the Wabash, near Terra
iiaute. The Indiana Territory was then hn,
a vast wilderness, swarming with blood Ihirs.
y savaSes. Fort Harrison was attacked h.
horde OF them the building fired, and with moi
more IMAM ten or fifteen men TO NEE, tLs
Crisis the screams of The helpless women
ana children nringling with the Wells of RI.
saVages- What heart but Zachyry Taylor's
"ouid not have quai!ed before a death 81 an
Pdllhg and seemingly so certain. gut his was
'ue courage to meet the crisis. however neri-
'pus. ms was the heart TO remain nndaunt-
g before the devourlng flames; whisllinp bal
,e!'s' and exciting wells OF enraged savsges.-
NJ report OF tins scene to General Harrison
though graphic in the extreme. shows tha M
assuming qualities of his mind, which hsys
SO slflklnSty distinguished him since in ali
tfynng engagements.
roft HARRISON may become The rallv;pc
9ro"hd OF The wings of Indiana in lS1S 80
: iPpfcdnoe was IN 1910. The names of Tav
lot ana Harrison Were associated in lhess
ofitia9t exploits, and shall they NOT be assa.
,iaiei IN the triumph OF ~v.rtuous nrinc;nIos
' ~ recorded IN the line of Presidents OF The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

Us-D. LAME, ESQ, was yesterday e'ee'eu
Cashier of the North Western Bank OF va. IN
this city. vice J List, Esq. decd THIS tmc,
honored Institution, that has stood hnahcia'
storms as the good ship does the elemental
has been true to her characterin her present
selection of a pilot. Every storm viii conu"-
10 80 , all faut. and The crew and passen-
gers may sleep as soundly as under the calm
est sky.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
Splitting Blood.

NiW IUTK, 5pTN e, TtfI.
DIR. TowHsESD.-I verify believe your Sarsapariila
has been the means. through Providence, of saving my
life. | have for several years had a bad Cough. II be-
came worse and worse. At last raised large quantities
Of blood, had night swests, and was greatly debtlitated
and reduced, aud did not expect 10 live. l have only
used vour SarSaparilla a short tune, aud there has a won
derful change been wrought in me am now able TO
walk all over the city. I raise no blood and my cough
has left me. You can well imagine that | am thankful for
these res uIts. Your obedient servant,
WV. RUSSELL, 65 Catharine.st 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

Gren, blessing to M other. q, C,;,.-

ri, - ."e safest and most cfectu,l medicine ~, -;
a."s 'g system, and relieving the sutferinrs a,,e,pd |"
ap y, e"'idI'irih ever discovered. 1t strengthens bo,h ,ua
n" ~. anu child prevents pain and disease incre,sa.
il is iad;.nos a 1000 those who have used il r,inL
ch;Idt oonn'enent as it prevents diseases atten,lau, ,a ana
Ft sn' It'll Cosiiseness, Piles Cramps. Sweiiinr of Sr ,Tn
pacK ana Leins, False Pains, Hemorrhaye md % "a me
no eu .I' SaGfeuons and squalizing the circulation i, hs
nD vi"M: me great beauty of this medicine is !, i -
III rev Cases require any other medicine in ' SUN
o o"e o III un, or Maynesia, is useful. Exercise si IN s,a a
ensure . s ~ nsnt food with this medicine, will aimano
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

i"ose thai initiate DR.. Townsend. Sarsan,.;u. -.
invariably called their stuff a great Ren,d,, rr nave
49,, "nu nave copied our bills and circular, Will
"a L ,e complaints of women. word for " ord ". ~
men who put up medicine. have. since The 80, "mo'her
W rownsend's sarsapariaa in connI,in,. 1; ;as success
mo-, commented theirs although previously thry IA
-. /. H'nioer OF these mixtures, Pills. &c ~ ;'I'
~ ~ 'cu'aies' as they assravate disease. and nnIs
.he constitution. DR.. Townsonds i, m. a s"uei,
,,r.t, uy ir the numerous female conplais,."i,,
Z, ~ ever iails OF ehectias a permanent cure ~
:" /" 'sAeh ny The most delicate females In -
: . those expecting 10 become mothers VIM n, " ne
,re."n au.ah'ases' as II prepares the system nn5 I
Ind cb,Id p"n ~ Hanger and strengthens both motber
e"'iu' De careful 10 get the genuine. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

. Y virtue OF a decd Of Trust from John & Craig Rit-
10 chic TO the Subscriber, dated the 25th day of A pril.
1912. and now Of record in Ohio county, shall sell on
Saturday, the Cd day of September, ls4s, to tho highest
and hest bidder, at the front door of the Court horse of
said county, Lots No -. "A, is, 16, Il, 10 and 10 in
J. & e. Ritchie's addition TO Middle Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne.third of the purchase money
in hand, and the residue in two equal instruments of Six
and Twelve months bearing interest from the day of sale
and the title retained until the whole purchase mo.
ney is paid.
The title is supposed to he indisputabIe, but selling
as Trustee | will convey to the purchaser only such title
as is vested in lne by the said deed of trust.
PAKER CAMPBELL,
ic30, Emo Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

~ The locofocos call General eass the
..ffero and Statesman" Let's see. Helst the
Hero of what? Why HILLS surrender :
Did not YOU know? He is the statesman OF
where? Why of the Court and King OF
France.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

~ one place, Richter says: mo man can
'illef I'VE piousiy on die righteouslv. wi1bonI
q WE a very wicAed old b~scbrior NJ IN
o.f'ainlahce' says 10 thi-: 20. yesi suIar.
heat" - +" e"asten The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

ATTEMPTED revolt in the State Prlson.-h-
bout a week since an incipient plot Tor the
escape of convicts Using Sing was discovered
Bailey, oae of the Hotchkiss assassins' was
the principal ringleadeT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
NOTICE.

, neleny monty the parties having any ip,eros, :, ;.
matter contained in The foreyojne decree ,s 81. II, me
ofHcn - thursday the Sd day of August, 1919. a, "% n"e
o'cort cry OF Wheeling, between the hours Of :
uoIN, = W, and sun set of the same dav ms ,ha -
,ccopn, wnt''a ana where will proceed to take The
.d.v 'a a snctelh directed. and viii adjourn from Jsy !"
e oo ana ! require all persons having claims 10y.
,ho - oi .he SAID Robert Boyd, deceased To- nrcSam,
.ne eith day of August next. or otherw;se ,,a ., ns,"te
'"e"ea from any benefit of the said decree. WI" 'o
je30 Mast, InmEs CLARK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
M@xggRA
Q0sG> ~g
e. CO
New York. June %. 1918.

An immense meeting was held last night
in the Park, to ratify the nomination OF the old
hero and Fillmore. Addresses were deliver
ID. aud resolutions passed amid thuuders OF
applause, the greatest enthusiasm and unani-
NIFTY prevailed throughout.
TX. President Van Buren has accepted OF
lhe nomination made by the Utica Conven-
lion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
A A

NE undersigned wishes To obtain a s;,,.,iou
# ieaener or a Common School, by The tl,,rtesn,h
nusmst. ne viii accep. a berth in either I,raaha
''un'ies ONO. For further particulars address
Tri,aah,h;. ol WIN. NARROW
nv Couhty, va. je29 3tw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
EcnanIe Medicine.

DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is u sovereign and speedy
cure for ineipient Consumption, Barreness, Proispsus Uteri
or Falling of the Womb, Costiveness, Piles, Leucorrhpu,
or Whites. distracted or difficult Mcustruation, lnconti.
lcnce of Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof. aud for
tue gencr, al prostration OF the system-no matter whether
the result of inherent cause or causes produced by irregu-
iaritv, Illness or accident. Nothing can be more surpris
ing than its invigorating effects on the human frame. Per-
sous of all weakness aud lassitudc, from taking it at once
become robust and full of energy under its influence. IL
immediately counteracts the neryelessness OF the female
frame, which is the great cause of Barrenness. 1t will not
be expected OF US, in cases of so delicate a nature, to ex.
hibit certificates of cures performed but We can assure the
Inflicted, that hundreds of eases have been rcported 10 US.
Thousands of cases where families have iteen without
children. afrer using a few bottles of this Invaluable medi'
cine, have been blessed with fine. healthy offspring.
Tbi. ..~''.vs" "nu NrurrIcd Ladies'.
roJ - nNirac OF sarsaparilla has been eynresslv n..,.
has ,e,s.ehee 10 female complaints. No femaie W.
rioI :" ri. 10 suppose she is approaching that critiea, ~
j, is a certain ,ar psas q &C. should neglect to take il. p a.
horrible diseases TO which females are siti,cr- at this
time of life. This period may be deiaved far sep,roi
sfssg;S ky using This medicine. Nor is il less valuable
cnl.,aI ""---a-approaching womanliood. as il i, ci
e"iats' u assist nature ny -quIch-.ine m. HOOD an, ~; ~
'igoraiins the system. Indeed, this medicine Is i"u.,n ~
joct. "O" "o''eh are sub.
- pI'ces TIE whole system, renews Dcrm,ne,,, a..
-, :. - e'ers'cs' ny removing the impurities oftbc LoJv
y. " ii summing as to produce sul,seuusuf rrIax a,ia.'
"nr'"is 'he ease Of most medicines tax zen for fem,Is 49,
80 aHi u'scasc. by using II few bottles oftlis med;.;na
as sotere anu painful surs ical operations NAV h,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

Physica,. "ssnu u almost daily receiving orders r,o,,
Jhis = ~ u,uereni parts Of The Union. ~"
H. - " OF Albany. have in numerou, eases nrssn "i
!. ioNnsehds sarsaparrila. and bel,eye /, pteieiined
' ""S' valuable preparations in the narke, 0e
u ? friING, MI d.
WILSON, NJ.
II. H. BRIGGS. M d
Albany. April ]. Isl5 N'hNpotf, NJ d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
VS. In CLANCY. Decree fer A
Robert Bsyd's heirs
ABSTRACTS.

"A Nd il is further ordered that this cause be referred
ASH to one ofthe Commissioners Of this Court, who is
10 audit, state and settle the plaintiff s account as Ad-
ministratnr of said Robert Boyd. deceased, and also as.
certain what debts are due to said plaintiff from the es
tate OF said Boyd, as wei as to all other creditors of said
deceased's estate; and for that purpose, that said Com.
missioner publishlan advertisement in some newspaper
printed in the City of Wheeling. requiring all such cred.
Ell of sa% tme SAID robert Bdyd died seized. or o.sHl
d Do j.. .me plaintiff, or to any other of The ere I"o aeoss due
s;oner are enargeahle therein; and tia, said y sad
noriino - 'he SAID matter with any o,har n n"..nls
psisp'ebt by himself or spaeiaily an,r v,neI, deemed
NELSON chtesi: ALEX LAtDDyy se parties
oN TOT Complainant.
commissioners Office funao o o,o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

MoprRN DEMocBAcY-lnsult the poor un-
less you have occasion for them, then sinootn
them over with blarney,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

ne L9coiocos hereabout-says the Lancas.
eAra.( irlbune-in order to prevent the mnc5
u'eaaed nomination of Gen. Iaulor, held
up ,he OLD hero so strongly to their lolIn,vsrs
"a ~ parry aqa, as a "Dcmocrat al Ls0rj'
'"'1 uiey induced a number OF them 10 hsiere
~ eio scores OF them commenced throwing nm
eIeii caps Justify for Old Zack. The l4adsHp
b u iioM slHvlng to ondo the mischief crested
~ ulgir y" double. dealing, by denuunq;ng
IN y p'' nero as bitter Wing? but il is am na'
Dusiless' These men know MIN TO ba a.,
io"ss' man and a pure patriot, and the arc
ae.1f.n'ilro to suck TO him now nitbont 70.
5ard 70 hls political opinions. le-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

The St. Clairsville Citizen still continues 10
hold that there is small pox in this city
,rborai ! NOT a case. but we understand there
Is one in ST Clairsville, We will not magnify
it to 80 cases,