The Wheeling repository — Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.], 1807-12-24 00:00:00, page 7

Was taken up on Saturday the 19th
inst. on the Ohio river, above Wheel
A KEEL BOAT,
about 70 feet long, with a black bottom,
whites ides, and ornamented with two
1 irge moons. The steering-oar is spli
ced, and has a broad blade. The owner
may have her upon proving property
and paying charges. Apply at Mr.
Knox’s tavern, in Wheeling.
December 24th, 1807.
CAUTION.
A Note of Hand for fifty-six dollars
and thirty-three cents, dated the 13ih of
November last,and payable three months
after date, was given by the Subscriber
to Gasper Core, of Butler county, Ohio.
The Public are hereby notified not to
take an assignment of the said Note, as
is has been settled, and I have a receipt
lor the same.
John Brown.
St. Clairsvilie, Dec. 15, 1807.
To be Rented,
The lower part of the House occu
pied by the Subscriber, containing two
rooms and a cellar. This is a good
stand for public business, has been oc
cupied 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 fJl four hundred acres of Land,
fltuate on the bank of the Ohio river, on the
upper fide of F thing creek, in Ohio county,
Virginia, known by the name of Mar'in’a S>a-,
tion—a great proportion of which is fit ft rate
bottom, with a good Mill Seat, and a Ferry
aernfa both the river and creek. There is alfo
a fquare log houle, two ftoriea high, built laft
fuminer for a fefry houfe and tavern, and about
thirty acies of cleared Land under good fence.
Alfo, a Houfe & Lot in Steubenville, Ohio,
on the corner of M rket and Hifh ftrects, op
polite to Doflor M‘I> .well’ , <nd now occu
pied hy Ona-bah Jenmng-, Eiq Said houfe is
pleaL.nl y fituated and well calculated for pub
lic hufim fs.
Alfo, a Houfe and Lo* in faid place adjoining
Mr. Thoma-, Sco Tavern, anil where F now
live. This H<>ufe is well calculated for a Store
and fmall tanv'v,
I am in polL (Tion of complete and indifpu •
table titles for all the above mentioned pro.
per*y.
Merchantable Flour or VVhifkey will be taken
in payment, in part or in whole, for any of the
above property.
ANDREW BELL.
Steubenville, November *807.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
The second half year of the Wheel
ing Repository commenced on the
12th of November Iasi, with the 2“th
number. Gentlemen who have received
from the beginning, will please to take
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 Chambersburgh and other places east
of the mountains. The Editor mentions
this in the hope that it will be considered
an urgent reason for punctuality in mak
ing payment. lie acknowledges with gra
titude the attention of a number of his
Patrons, who havehonourably complied
with the terms of subscription.—But
there are others, (afew of whom perhaps
have not had an opportunity) who have
yet paid nothing, although they have
been furnished with the Repository
from its commencement. These per
sons are requested to reflect, that a con
siderable proportion of the amount of
their subscriptions, has been expended
for paper to supply diem....They are re
spectfully and earnestly solicited to lie
more punctual. They shall then, as real
patrons, have the sincere thanks of
The Editor.
Repository-Office, Dec. 1 7th. 1807.
F KESH GOOD S.
Rich’d &. Sam’l M‘Ciure & Co. i
A v D
Richard M'Clure, jun. & Co.
Have just received and are now open
ing a neat and general assortment of
Merchandize suitable for the present and
approaching seasons ; which they will
sell at their usual reduced prices for
Cash or approved Produce.
Wheeling, Nov. 18th, 1807.
PROPOSALS,
By ROBERT HARPER, P inter, Gtttyfburg,
For Publishing In/ Subscription^
THE MOR AL AND RELIGIOUS
MISCELLANY;
Or Sixtif-one
A P H OR L TIC A L ESSA YS,
On seme of the most important Christian
Doctrines and Virtues.
By Huc;n Knox, D. 1). ol St. Croix.
CONTENTS.
i. Of Converfion or Re reneradon. i Of
Juftification hf-foic G >d. 3 Ot F.iith, parti
cularly justifying 4 Oi entering into Co
venant with God 5 A Form of covenanting
6. The nature, dtfnrn and tife of the Lord'*
Supper. 7 Of preparation for the Lord's Sup
per. g. Our duty immediately after the Lord's
Supper. 9. Reflexions on the incarnation of
Chrift. 10. Of adoption into God’s family.
11. Of Repentance- 13. Of Sanctification.
13. The nature and effects of union with Chrift.
14 Of the final perfeverance of the Saints.
15. Of Peace of Confcience. 16. Of Joy in the
Holy Ghoft. 17 Of afi'uranee of God's love
in this life. 18. Of the Soul’s Immortality.
19. Of Death, ao. Of the RefurteCtion of the
Dead 31 Of a future Judgment. 33. Ot‘
Heaven, or the future flate of the blelled. *3.
Of Hell, or the future ftate of the wicked. 34.
What, as Chriflianj, we tliould do mote than
others. 33 Of Heavenly rnindednefs, and the
contrary Vice3. 36 Of Gofpel Sincerity, or
Uprightnefs. 37* Chriftian Zeal, and its oppe
fites and counterfeits. a8 Patience, and the
contrary Vices. 39. Meeknefs, and the oppofite
Vices. 3o. Charity, .and the oppofite Vices.
31. Contentment, and the oppofite Vices. 33.
Chaltity, and the contrary Vices 33 Humility,
and the oppofite Vices. 34. Sobriety and the
contrary Vices. 3 Chriftian Courage and its
oppol'ncs 36 Tht Chriftian Ufes of the Tongue
37. Unchriltian Abufcsof the Tongue. 38. The
beft mtthod of maintaining Peace, Love and
Unity among Chriftian Brethren. 39. The rule
of judging our Brethren ; againft rafhnefs and
ccnlorioulnefs. 40 A peaceable difpofition, and
the oppofite evils. 41. A merciful temper, and
its oppofites 43 Of Juftice between man and
man 43. Of Chriftian Hope. 44. Of the Na
ture.- and perfon of Chrift. 45. Chrift,cm P10
pl.et. 46 Chrift, our Prieft. 47. The kingly
or regal office of Chrift 48 On the flicrtnefs
and due improvement of Time- 49 The con*
fideration ot Eternity 50. T he duties of Maf
u rs of Families. 51 The beft way of refifting
Temptations. 53 Of public fpirit. 53 A
proper temper and conduct towards Enemies.
54 Temptations arifing from Company. 55.
Temptations arifing trom Solitude. 56 The
Ufe and Abufe of Chriftian Liberty 37 What
diverfions are lawful, and the W2y to regulate
them. 58 The value and importance of a
Child. j9 The conftraints of Chrift’s Love ;
a fermon. 60 Chriftians, Lightf in the world*
a fermon. 61 The aggravated Guilt of Mur;
der, a fermon.
CONDITIONS.
This work will be comprifed in one duo
decimo volume of about 400 pages ; fhall be
printed on good paper, and an elegant new
pica type ; and fhall be hanriforr.ely bound and
lettered. The price to fubferibers will be one
dollar, payable on delivery of the brn k. Sub
feribe'-s names will be printed with the work.
*»* ^uhferiptions received at the Office of
the Ke'trfi'nrv.
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.
ALMANACKS,
For the Y< ar 1808,
For sale at this Office, by retail only.