The Wheeling repository — Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.], 1807-12-31 00:00:00, page 7

^Tas taken up on Saturday the 19th j
inst. on the Ohio river, above Wheel
ing,
A KEEL BOAT,
about 70 feet long, with a black bottom,
white sides, and ornamented with two
large moons. The steering-oar is spli
c' ’ nu has a broad blade. The owner
may have. her upon proving property
and paying charges. Apply at Mr.
Knox’s tavern, in Wheeling.
December 24 h, 1 °07.
CAUTION.
A Note o: xl.iud for fifty-sW 4 ars
and thirty-tl. ee cents, date ■ h i o
November last,and pava r '.s
after date, was given by ' >ti‘ - ■
to Gasper Core, of Bul.t co”if”
The Public are hereby no ' i
take an assignment of tlv i ' i <
is has been settled, and X huv- , .pt
for the same.
John Bro % n.
St. Clairsville, D e. la, : :>()7.
To be Rented,
The lower part ot the House occu
pied by the Subscriber, containing two
c< mis and a cellar. This is a good
stand for public business, has been oc
t e ied as a Store, and is now well fitted
for one. Possession will be given im
mediately. Apply to
JAMES CROSSON.
Wheeling, Dec. 9th, 1807.
Valuable Property for Sale.
I WILL f it four hundred acres of Land,
fit u ate on the bank of the Ohio river on the
upper ft ‘e of l-' thing crr< k, in Ohio county,
Virginia, known by the mme of Martin’s Sra,
tion—a great piopcrti. n of which is firft rate
bottom, with a good Mid Seat, and a Ferry
acrofs both the river and crei k There in alio
a rcpfare log houfe, two ftorics hign, built laft
furnmcr for a feny houfe ami tavern, and about
thirty acres of cleated Land under goo 1 fence
Alfo, a Houfe & Lot in Steubenville, Ohio,
on the corner of Market and High ft-ecn, op
polite to Doctor M'D -well’ , md now occu
pied by Obadiah Jenning., E q Said honfe it
pteafantly fituated and well caku’ated for puh
lie bufinefs.
Alfo, a Honfe and Lot in faid pla^e adjoining
Mr Thomas Scoi Tavern, and whete F now
]’ve This Houfe is well calculate ! for * Stoie
and An*11 family,
I am in pofT. fiion of complete and indifpu
table tires for all the above memioneJ pro*,
p-rty.
Merchantable Flour or Wh fk~y will br* taken
In p vment, in part or in who’e, for any of *he
abov- property.
ANDRFW BELL.
Steubenville, November 13, 1807.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
The second half year of the Wheel
ing Repositopy commenced on the
12th of November last, with the 27th
number. Gentlemen who have received
from the beginning, will please to take
i notice that a second payment was then
due.—The paper on which the Reposi
tory is now printed, costs in this place
about ninety per cent, more than paper
at Chambers! ui gh and other places east
of the mountai .s. The Editor mentions
this in the hope that it ' ,' Ii be considered
an urgent reason for punctuality in mak
ing payment. He acknowledges with gra
’ dude the attention of a number of his
atrons, who have honourably complied
with the t tins of subscription.— But
i there are others, (afew of whom perhaps
have not had an opportunity) who have
yet paid nothing, although they have
been f: nished with the Repository
from its commencement. These per
sons are request! d to reflect, that a con
sidt-rahl proportion of the amount of
their subscriptions, has been expended
for paper to supply them....They are re
spectfully and earnestly solicited to be
more punctual. They shall then, as real
patrons, have the sincere thanks of
The Editor.
Prpository-OJflce, Dec. 17th, 1807.
FRESH GOODS.
Rich’d & Sam’l M'tiure Sc Co.
*' D
Richard M‘Clurc, jun. Sc Co.
Have just received and are now open
ing a neat and general assortment of
Merchandize suitable forthe present and
approaching seasons ; which they will
sell at their usual reduced prices for
Cash or approved Produce.
Wheeling, Nov. 18th, 1807.
PROPOSALS,
By ROBFRT HARPER. P. inter, Gittyfburg,
For Publishing hi/ Subscription,
THE MOI L AND RELIGIOUS
MISCELLANY;
Or Sixt>/-one
APHORETICAI. ESSAYS,
On some of the most important Christian
Doctrines and Virtues.
By Hugh Knox, D. D. of St. Croix.
CONTENTS
i. Of Conreifion, or rersGon. a Of
Itrflific?tion b fore GiH. 3 O Fttjh, parti
cidarly j»» jnft'fying 4 O rntrrirg into Co
v^nsnt with God 5. A Form of covenanting
6. The nature, d*fi’n and ufe of the Lord**
Soppe'. ■} Of pr paration for the Lord’* Sip.
per. 8- Our duty immediately after the Lord'*
Supper. 9. Reflexions on the incarnation of
Chrift. 10. Of adoption into God's family. -
11. Of Repentance- ia. Of Sanctification.
13. The nature and tfFeXc of union with Chrift.
14 Of the final petfeverance of the Saints.
15. Of Peace of Confidence. 16. Of Joy in the
Holy Ghoft. 17 Of affuranee of God s love
iD thi * lile 18. Of the Soul’s Immortality.
19. Of Death, 20. Of the RefurteXion of the
Dead at Of a future Ju 'gmmt, a» Of
Heaven, or the future ftate of the btefTed. 23.
Or Hell, or the future (late of the wicked. 34,
What, a3 Chriftians, we ihould do more than
others. 23. Of Heavenly mindednefs, and the
contrary Vice*. 46 Of Gofpet Sincerity, or
Uprightntfs a? Ch Hi n Zeal, and it? oppe
fites and counterfeit r. 48 Patience, and the
■'ontrary Vice.,. 29. Mttkncfs, and the oppefite
Vices, jo. Chanty, and the oppofitc V\ces.
31. Contentment, and the oppofite Vires 32.
Chaftity, and the contrary Vices. 3] Hum Itty,
and the oppufm Vices 34 Sobntty and the
contrary Vices. 3c, Ctiriftian Courage and its
oppofites 36 The Chr ftian Ufes or theTongue
37 Unchrifttan Ahufe* of the Tongue 38 The
heft method of maintaining Peace, Love and
Unily among Chriftian Brethren. 39. The rule
or judging ctp Brethren ; againfl rafhnefs and
cenforioufnef8 40. A peaceable difpofitiou and
the oppohte evils. 41. A merciful temper,and
its oppofites. 4». Of Juf’ice between man and
man. 43 Of Chriftian Hope. 44 Of the Na
tures and perfon of Chrift. 45 Chrift,our Pro
phet. 46 Chrift, our Prieft 47. The kingly
or regal < ffice of Chrift 48 On the fhortnefa
and due improvement ol Time- 49. The con
futeration ot Eternity 50. The duties of Maf
ters ol Families. 51 The beft way of refitting
Temptations, 32 Of public fpirit. 53 A
proper temper and coneluct towards Enemies.
54 Temptations aiding from Company. 55.
Temptations arifmg from S*ditude. 56 The
Ufe and Abufc of Chriftian Liberty 37 What
diverfions are lawful, and the way to regulate
them. 58 The value and importance of a
Child. 39 The courtrair.tR of Chrift’s Love j
a fermon. 60 Chriftians, Lights in the world
a fermon 6j The aggravated Guilt of Murj
der, a fermon.
CONDITIONS.
This work will be comprifed in one duo
decimo volume of about 400 pages i (hall be
printed on good paper, and an elegant new
pica type ; and fhall be handfomely bound and
lettered. The price to fubferibers will be one
dollar, payable on delivery of the bo< k. Sub*
ferihers names will be printed with the work.
*** Subfit’ptions received at the Office of
the Re^-ft y.
A Houfe and Lot to be Let.
A genteel Family may be accommo
dated with a commodious House. For
terms apply to
JOSEPH KERR.
N. B. Myself, two sons, and a boy,
will board with the Family.
Wheeling 25th Nov. 1807.
A LMANACKS^
For the Year 1808,
For sale at this Office, by retail onlv.