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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
THE sIANFSF TWINS s.,r-.s

I atiH NihhtNE NlNNs-lNf rtaIIN't
| t7its are isiHg w Nor.h C1m'i1a. a- iafu.
rrs, and luth are married. A cuuas f1l..rH'
'l o. Richmond papers. VII hss plea''f
/ tt~tl~t Their hume. whites sBme tuIrrsitus
"details ~ relation % theIr domestic BE.
The twins can chop wofd remarkably iasi,
lou' hands being on To axe 90 ihc slHe time.
They rlso shoot at mark % game vlit t.eiI
hour bands resting on the gun. Thaf aHte
Their horses forty miles 10 "a likes. ibems. ig...
I'D dp any Kind OF work about lha lsrn.-
MIS-. ing says her husband is very hiHi to
t'r negroes. aud that Chang j. vriy severe
WIN them. Mrs. Eng is slsl better Disposed
tA.n Mrs Chang. ani is the prettiest
Mrs. Fog IS very close and saving: sud Mrs.
Chang Is disposed TO indulge IN dress lnd va.
flnus other expenses. The twins rarely dii-
irf about dress; but often differ in their ilras
OF purchasing negroes or land. The opinion
o Ems Is always the law. aud Chang readily
aequiesces En- does all the writing inciut.
Il g the signing OF notes aud other important
papers. Eng IS one inch taller than Chang,
aud Changs wife is taller than Bugs
Some Old lady in the neighborhood few
days ago, asked Eng which was th e oldest
and he replied that he was just Fix months
older than his brother.
- Hn.S tlc ulu ldtNs d ltNU-ut tHit
WIS about as much difference, ior you are
putty considerable bigger than your bro'hcr.
They are goo on joke, aud the old lady was
III earnest. They hsve blacksmith shop on
Their ldrm ana sbosmakers shop also. !
saw a good sized frame house that they made,
without any assistance; from foundation to
root. At the table they both use bench and
each has his own knife and fork.
asked them il they both expected TO die
at the same time? and they replied that il
could not be otherwise; Tor if the same dis
ease did not take them of at one Ii ne. a. the
living one would have to be separated from
the dead body, the act of separation would be
his death; but their general impression is that
they will both die OF the same disease, and at
the same time. Their affection Tor each other
is very strong. Any OF the neighbors offer
lng an insult to the one. the other mediate
" resens it; and ii world take champion
10 cope with them in rough and tumble
hight. 10 USE an expression OF their neigh.
boGs, "they fight like cats"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
--LATEST FROM MEXICO.

PhlIadrIpbid, May 7, 1878,
BY the latest arrivals at New Orleans, date
trom Qaeretaro have been received to the %
uit.
Eighteen deputies were yet wanting to form
a quorum
Maay Americans were deserving and join
Ing the Mexicans
Bustamente. with reserve OF the army had
gone 70 Ssn Lais, With the osten,ible purpose
al overaNiug P4-des ba, ,hould they Goa
Lessee, then farewell peace
SEWER and Clifford are both at the capitol,
aud pupost giving the M-xicans To the u OF
Junete consider the rallhcl.lon OF the treaty,
at.rrwhiuh should they not consent to the
i.tms u the treaty, hosliii les viii be resum-
cd. TJ&
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

| M, BLANQUl.-rhi individual seems
destined to acquire considerable notoriety in
Paris, for his denunciations OF Lamar,ne, the
National Guards, and the more peacabv dis.
posed citizens Of Paris. His character is
thus stated by correspondent OF the Liverpool
Albion.
This Banqui is clever man of infamous
character. lie was at one lime the Chief OF
the Republicans, and after the Revolution
OF February, established a club, and came
forward as candidate for the National As
sembly. IL was, however, discovered about
three weeks ago, that he had in 1889, to save
his own lie, denounced all his brother Re-
publcans to the Government OF Louis Phil
Hippo, aud gwen information of their places
oil meeting their means OF action, N.--Ou
tins discovery BdHquI was advised by the
Gnvenmeet to leave the country, as other
wise 1t would Be necessary TO proceed against
him.
As foolish as he is violent, he refused to
follow this advicr, and attempted TO vndi
cate himself, He has published defence
IN winch he asserts that both l.alnarline and
Ledrl Roiln have attempted to obtain his
support aud offered lin IA seat IN the govern.
ment, AMI he mentions the editor OF the
Courier FraRciiS, as the person who went
TO hln 10 make the offer. The editor OF the
Courier this day gives the lie TO Banqui,
and there Is now reason 10 hope that thi,
atroclous denago5ue, will now slnk forever.
eNea IN the opinion oil those who have hith-
erto suppurte him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

A GREAT CITY.-The principal city in
China is Sou Tchou, a city of the interior, the
largest perhaps in the would; for Pekin has
bal four millions, while, il we may credit
Mr. Heddc, who visited it, Sou Tchou has d
population OF five millions within It's walls,
and ten millions within a radius of four lea
gues around Situated on the great imperial
ct,s-,, i; has ten thousand bridges. Since
I7lS, when the missionaries quilted it, no in
dividual until Mr.. Heddc succeeded, could
get ingress. He did SO, disguised completely
As IA Chinese trader
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
PASTURE NEARTHE CITY

THE undersigned has rented from Mr. Reilly. that
large hill field, just across the creek from the
part OF The city which clothed with the best OF
raj grass, and is DESTROYS of procuring few
TO NJ pasured during The pr ssent summer. He will
tend in person every morning and evening every part
OF The city 10 take them to and bring them back from
pasture. Price per month"; for pasture and attendance So
grille will also lake horses Tor pasture by the mouth
to be kept on his own premises, adjoining Mr. ReIly's
farm. The pasture is meadow with thriving grass
that i'll not he moved this year Plenty of water and
good fences Price per month--S2.
myl6 r. Mayer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
MorNr SA,AcpIeo \Vopt

Mourn SAVAGE IRON WoRKs.-The Cum
berland Civilian refers 10 the legal settlement
Of the disputed sale OF these works, in iaYor
OF The new propretors, (the tendency OF
which has probably h. reloiore had some in
0uence IN checking operdllens,) and says -
This shadow havlog passed away. we doubt
not thai brighter day will soon dawn upon
the works, which will also shed invgora,ing
light upon the laboring men OF Allegheny
county "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
WashingInn. My IL 1919

Military CogfrmafioaS by the SeAaie.-
learn That the Seuate has confirmed this
evening the nominations oil Generals ruiges
and Wool as Major Generals; Col. Churchlil
as Brlgadier General; Captains Washington
aud Bragg, (9lh Artillery as Lieutenani Col-
oneis; aud MAJOR Thomas (Aenng Adjulant
Genefdi,) as Lieutenant Colonel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
W. have received nom Preston Co . a copy

/ W. have received from Preston Co a copy
/ Of The Isl No Of neat wing paper called The
/ Fellows,iiie Dsm1cu'. We were not before
aware that within our own congressional
district, thrn was d village oi that name
large enough for the support Of paper, but
50 it is,
We dnd in This number The following re-
mark. showing That the editor has al heart the
advancement Western Virginia:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
TURNPIKE NOTICE

4 i meeting of the Directors of The fheelinq W.,
Liberty and Bethany Turnpike company helda ~ ~ es'
ON, leic II Was ordered that the Stockholders he
red TO pay to the Treasurer, James Kelly Is, ,I WI
per cent upon their capital s'ock. o. befpre ia ~,
nay OF June As tue ruad rs 40 being ra mi, -
slfncied Puneiua compliance Wlh tie ord,, ~, 1'h
'APe0'eu' myS ENGLISH, Ule,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
ie,s..sssg1SSg4
NpoSE A@
- o.

Ih~ srquslur, on thr Pennsylvania cansl.
the burning Of which We announced ycster-
day, was % Ffeeror. Prompt measures are
taken by toe state authorities 10 repair il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
TO THE PUBLIC

FIJI subscriber has this dsy received an
- Of Dr Jaynes highly valuable medicines II is nm
necessary 10 say anything here praise their grea,
caey IN Tue cure OF those diseases for which they are
recommended they have long been before tie nubc
and have obtained celebrity surprising all other conn,
pounds. The following comprises list of The articles
received, viz:
Jaynes' Epectorant for coughs. colds etc
Ha.r Tonic, for the growth at the hair
Alternative, for Scrofi,la. Rheumatism and dis.
eases of the skin. ~
Jayne Hair Dye To color the hair auburn or ie bl,k
Carmlnative Balsam, for Summer complaints ole
Tonic Yer ilfuge, Tor the expulsion OF worms
sanaive Pills for Dyspepsia and ali diseases of
thesiomach. "
Jsynes Asue Pills, positive for Fever aud ma
Persons desiring TO know more OF the above med ue.
can do SO y calling and obtaining of the nuttas
Medical Ailnanaos, for lsie, free of chargel al
BRENTliNGER's Anothora
Between the Post Office and Court House. Wheelin.
mr. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
torres unneHce OF tue fhtspufIh Hatelie
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.


fhiladelphis. MAY l3, . P. N.
Flour-Ssles OF Western al So e72iS5 933
els pcs bbl.
PruyisiOus-There is no variation in any
neutrality-suspicious. are steady.
Gnin--ls without chang, and the sup
plies are Moderate.
The markets generally, are without change.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

LOOK Our ron IHEM The Cumberland
Mounlalnerr states that ten dollar counter
lett notes, on the Bank OF Virginia, are in cir
culation IN that place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
WllEELING LYCEUM.

Extract nom The minutes-0n motion:
Resolved, That the thanks OF the Wheeling
Lyceum, be plbliel, rendered, to the rrus-
tees OF he Presby te1ian Church, Tor the priel-
ege OF the use OF that house, on the occasion
OF Inc late address oil the Rev. Alexander
Can1be.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

BNLEs 40 in eh Burlaps, for wool sacking,
- do Nankeens.
do BIZ Wadiing.
do Cotton Table Diaper,
do Bea. Jacquard do
do Heavy Brown Drills
do Z" blue do
EDO ~ Brown Sheetngs,
do Z Fine do
10 cases Bleached mnslins
do do Driilings,
do Cotton Psrasos,
DO Earsion Ginehams
do Twcd Siiesias,
do Bi'k Saiine;s.
do cord Camhrcs.
do Tape cheek Musl.ns
30 lbs RnhIuneccas' Blue Servings,
4nN lie Patent Threads.
cases Skein do
500 dor 100 and 200 yds Spoos all cslorsjust reed
ard o. sale by TALLaNr AND DELAfLAlN.
myi1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

The Gaoraia Wing convention has nomi-
mated Gen. Tsylor ior the presidency as the
first th0iec Of fhr state.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

fy~Tweniy years experience has established n A
most popular purgatiyes now in use: and never
that long period OF time has there en- single
~ which any injurious effects have resulted from their
use ihes 10 not grippe sut evacuaie the howe Is gently
ana erecinaiiy removing the foul hunors which loo
the h'estnes and produce constipation and they leave
the bowels in an open and free condition - '~"''
FOR sale in Wheeling by ]. BAKER and j GRIM
BACkER n,e I"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
NEW WHOLESALE BOOT, SHOE AND
LEATHER STORE.

We are gtsdisl to see Mr.. L. Pollock open
ing bis splendid stock OF boots, shoes and
leaihe., fer the Wholesale trade at his new es-
tabli-mnsAt 0u Monroe ST. His experience
III Tue business, which Is of long standing
aud his great suct, heretoiore, together With
the fact tia, he las purchased ior cash al the
lowest possible Ta5e7 aad alter iull canvass
OF the eastern markets. lead US 10 say with the
utmost confidence, that country merchants
viii 40 full as well or better by purchasing
OF him t4an By going east. We would adj
wise them 10 call ana enquire oil him, at least,
aud if they ind they cannot do as well, they
will lose nothing.
Wheeling offers Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware aud Boots and Shoes, al this time,
at rates that must induce country dealers to
buy il they regard their own interest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
New Books.

SIR THEODORE BROUcHTON or Laurel Water; a
- new novelty G r James;
The Llie and Adventures Of Charles Chesterfield the
youth of Genus-hy Mn, Trsllope;
The Reformed liIghwayman; sequel 10 Esther de
Medina or The Chimes of London--by G. w Reynolds
Domtey and Son-complele;
Eleanor Sherwood, or the Beautiful Seamstress-hy
II ingrsham;
The Student of SalamaRt1; a thrilling tale of the
Carlist war of Spain; M
Muncie or the witch of tho ruined Ahhey; a romance
of France;
Life OF Rear Admiral Johi aul Jones; illustrated;
Godey's Lady's Book far Jhfie. Received this day at
NAKEMAN'S Literary Depot,
myl6 No Ill Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

OVERSEEROF THE POOR.
You are requested TO announce Mr. f. w
Basset, as one who will be supported as ovei
seer of the poor at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE.
DIR. SWAYNE,S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERI
Is ALL Ii PROFESS Es To re

IL ALI IL PROFEsSES To BE,
IHE GREATEST medicine IN THE KNOWN WORLD.
nF ALL the that have ever been recorded we
~ may safely the annals of medicine cannot fur.
nlsh one 10 surpass this, which stands as a living
proof OF the durability of Consumption even when life
had been despaired Of
DR.. SwAyNE--Dear Sir,--For the good of the public
feel myself in duty hound to testify 10 the great cure
which your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry performed
on me. FOR my Parf, feel as if hody ought
know it. was afllice with violent cough. spi,tira
OF MOOD, nightsweas, hOarseHess, and of the
voice. indicating an alarming state of disease; appe
lite was gone aud my strength had far failed that
my friends and physician persuaded | could not
survive many days. My sister, whe was my ANXIOUS
care taker made inquiry where she would he likely
procure most certain relief She was told that il DIR
Swayne's COMPOUND Syrup of Wild Cherry failed in
the cure, my life then hopeless. Yonr medicine
was immediately procured and the first bottle
lief. aud by the time had commenced the sixth bottle
my cough had left me- and my strength much improved.
In Short II has made perfect of me; and a at
present as hearty man as WISH and have good
son TO believe that the use of medicine has saved
me from premature grave. ] shall be pleased 10 give
any information respecting
Yours, with respect, Isaac MORGAN REEVES,
No 30 Chester st. between Race and Vine, Phia.
DIR. J. II. ELLISON, Frankfort, Ky. saws:
was induced, from failure Of the most potent ex-
pectoranls recommended in our Maera edca, in
cases OF Diseased Lungs to try your preparation Of
VIVID Cherry. IL is sufficient that was Euci
pleased with the result of that and subsequent trials
dies have been engaged in active practice of twelve
years and this is the first Patent Medicine thought
enough of TO express an opinion in writing.
The genuine article is prepared only by Dr. SwAYNE,
Inventor and Sole Proprietor corner Of Race and Eighth
street Phla. ~ w lid Cherry preparations being pos
itively fictitious and counterfeit" without his signature
For sale in Wheeling by J. BAKER and PRYO OR &
fAULL. Apr2o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
) STEAMBOAT REGISTER

ARRIVALS ASH DEPARTURES
y Boats jor ths last q hours ending ycsitr-
lag at Z o'clock. r. ~
ARRIVED.
Messenger. Hcmphill. Pittsburgh.
Planet. -.
Isaac Newton. Mason,
Mt Vernon. houuz.
North River. Dean,
Wells,illr, Bsmcs,
Swiss Roy, Dty,l son, Cincinnati.
Hibcrnia No ?. hlineieller,
Gondoliet, Lyon, y ohrans.
Virginia, Dawson. Sieubeutille,
uEPfKTEn.
Messenger, liemphiil. Cincinnati,
lssac Newton, Mssan.
Mt Vernon, knuniz.
Swlss Boy. Wilson. Pittsburgh,
GondolieF, Lyon.
Hibernia M =. klnelrlier,
Planet, -, Lanes,ilie,
Nouh River, Dean. st l. ,uis.
Wellssille. Barnes, sun Fish.
Virginia, Dawson, s,eul rnville.
IL ieet water IA Tie channrl--islling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

EXECUTORS SALE

OF VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
70 virtue of the last will aud testament of James
- Purcell deceased, the undersigned his Executors
WIN proceed on Thursday, the first day of June ISIS
ON THE PREMISES TO sell al public Auction 10 the
bidder on the terms alter nsned tract land in OHIO
county, on the waters of Middle Wheeling creek con.
tanning, is supposed between and seventy acres
beng the same tract owned by said Purcell at the time
OF his DEATH and on which his daughter the late MARIA
rel Myers lived, al the time of her death and is aout
two miles south OF West Alexander Washn,r,on
CO, Ia. The Ian is well improved having suitable
Buildings and two fine orchards
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchase mo.
ney IN cash and the residue equal annual install
ons, bt airing int rest from the day Of saletbe mr.
chaser TO give bonds for he deferred ailments and 10
secure the same by deed OF trust the premises
ANGUS MCCOY
May 4, leiS-wln FERGUS SNIri
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
LAMARTINE'S POLITICS IN 1882.

In answer to Lady Hester Slanhope. (the
sister and in early life the secretary of the Gel
ebrated William Piu,) when that "eccen-
tric" parsonage told TO him the distinguished
part he was hereafter to act ON the worlds
great stage, aud which she read in the stars
by science Graded and stub cherished in
the East, though al present lost in Europe"
the asionished poet disappointed The prophet
ess by assuring her he was not, like herself,
an afstocrat.
Il am, Continued Lamariine,) neither an
I Arstocrdt nor Democrat; | bave lived long
enough 10 have found, on exa lining both
sides OF The medal ot human nature, that they
are equally holtotc my principles are as lit
Tie arlstuCratlc as the reyerse. 1 am q man,
and all exclusive advocate OF any system that
may tend TO improve and perfect the ioholc
man, whether he be born at the top or the
loot OF the social scale | neither espouse
the cause of the people, nor of the great but
that OF mankind in general do not be-
lieve that arlstocratic or democratic inslruc-
tons posses The exclusive virtue of render
Ing human nature perfect; tins virtue is only
10 be found in dirihc code of morals, the
lrult oil perfect religion" X
y Il belong < 4 10 the
/ party loho do not dcspi,c their Interiors in
| The social scale; while they respect those
above them; whose wish, be it dream or
not, 10 to raise all men, without regard to the
place they bold ia the herarchies OF politics,
to the same dcgree Of haoutedge, of Liberty,
and Of mordt pcUectioH'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

THE IMP E2SONALiTY Or NEWSPA-
PERS.--Ihe New York Evening Post, after
apologizng for an article inadvertently pub
lished in that paper, in which the editor of
the Union was called by name, makes the
following very just remarks:-
The habit of bringing the names Of the re-
puted editors of newspapers before the public
instead OF merely naming the journals which
they conduct, is one which almost inevita bly,
leads to petty personal controversies, and
irtters away what should be contest for
principles intoa quarrel about the conduct
aud the motives OF "a class OF individuals in
whom the public have very little interest.
is in our view, practice that degrades
the profession OF a journalist, and is one OF the
causes why its estimation with the public
falls so far below what the influence il exer-
cises would seem to enlitle it to enjoy. We
regard it, when we are made the subjects of
II, as dis4greeable Improperly, and consid-
erlng 1t thus, we cannot countenance it when
others are aimed at"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
REMOVAL AND co PARTNERSHIP.
Ilnrr rInErnMpANY.

HOPE FIRE COMPANY.
TUE members ~ the llope Fare Co: are hereby mott
- lied that meeting viii BE held AT FIsEN,Ns HALL
Saudsy evening text, TIE l3i inst for the transac
ton Of business Of Importance 10 the Company.
By afder Of the Director il chief
myl2 | WARREN, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

LIRE sCREEXs-A fresh lot Of Fro Screens jus
L reed and for sale ny Tnos iioRSBR Il Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
Tic Wing S,ale Con- eoli0n Of Marylan

Tie Wing S,ate Con, eution oil MARYLAND
which a.se.. hieJ al baltimore, on Wednes-
dag los. certd Alr. Clay to be its first
choi1e, ana adopted lie following resoiu-
lions.
Resolved, Thot tht prosperity and
honor of our country, depend upon the
succ IS Of the principle OF The Wing par
y.
Resolved, tdat The best means in the pre-
seat crisis q our national aiialrs, 10 promote
these objects are the election of President
o ,ur Uated Suites, entertaining these pm
cipIes.
Resolved, Thatwe approve OF the assem-
bling OF the Wing National Convention. IN
Philadelphia, on the 7th June next, To noni-
nae candidates for President and Vice Prrsl-
dent.
Resolved that we pledge our selves to
support at the mex, Presidential election, the
nominees OF that Convention.
Resolved, Thai Messrs
of the lst, % 3D. 4th, 9th and 9Th Congress
sonal districts, aud Messrs and
tor the Stale at large, be and they are hereby
nppointed to rtpl sent the State OF Maryland
in the Wing national Convention 10 meet IN
the city OF Pniadel phid, on the 7'h OF June
next, To unite with our wing friends III selec-
ting candidate for President aud Vice Pres
identol the u. S.
Resolved, That the delegates hereby APP
pointed be authorized to fiji any vacancies
which may occur IN said delegation.
Messrs Gather and Coltman were elected
Senatorial electors, and the following gentle
men were then chosen as electors from the
several Congressional Districts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

FBOnds aud LtTtl1caIes.
TO this statement {. NJ Reed adds the
following note
Erie, MAY 9, lS43.
propose that Messrs. Walker Kelly.
Marshall aud Rabbit draw up such al inslru-
ment as will fully secure ali The liabilities OF
the E.ie Bank on the property Of e M. Reed
he having two years 10 settle and close up
the whole debt OF the bank.
CHAs NJ. REED.
The lelurn looks fvorable 50 far as figures
GO AMI there will ue litde il any loss 10 the
bill holders aud deposilors ultimately, il the
Affairs OF the bank are properly msnased
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

William Stewart, Complainani) In the Circu sumo,
Of
J. Rush Hays and others, Defts) Chancery This 49,
.l,..,,. IN The State of Va
FAKE NOTICE that The depos ons OF James Pat,er.
SON and others, will he taken al the Office of the
Mayor IN The city of Cincinnati in the STATE of Oh,o
on the 2st day May, lsis between The hors Of e"b,
O'Clock, A NJ. and seven O'Clock. T.. NJ to he read i'm
evidence IN The above named cause behalf of said
Complainant And II, from any tue IA Of The
same shal not be commenced, ar being commenced
shall not completed that day the tskinp hereof
WIN ne ADJOURNED hSh Time TO Time uni The same shall
be completed. JAMES : WUFagr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

The anniversary oil the battle OF San Jacin-
TO was celebrated in Galveston, with great
eclat, on the 2lst oil April.