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Wool Cardinc Machines.
I have in complete operation the Ma
chinery lor Breaking Sc Carding Wool,
by water, on Buffalo creek, about three
quarters of a mile from Charlestown ;
where the Wool can be carded in the
best manner, and put into rolls, at 10
cents per pound; for colours handsome
ly intermixed, 12 cents; ior breaking for
Hatters’ use, 5 cents. The Wool must
be brought in sheets, to pack the roils
lrS which shall be done in such m inner
as to be transported to any distance
without receiving injury. For every
eight pounds of Wool^.there must be
brought one pound of clean hog’s fat or
ficsh butter. 1 he large burs, chips and
sticks must be taken out oi the Wool.
I solicit the attention of banners to
tins useful improvement ; and as there
are many who are yet unacquainted with
the nature and usefulness of this ma
chinery, I think it proper to state, that
a woman can spin, with great ease, from
V onc thirtl to onL half more, of rolls card
ed by this machinery, than she can of
those carded by hand. Besides, they
will make better yarn, consequently will
Weave better, and make handsome^ and
more durable cloth, blanketSj linsev, or
stockings.
ROBERT MARSHEL.
Brooke County, 27th June, 1807.
NOTICE*
The Subscribers earnestly request
those indebted to them, to pay their re
spective accounts, by the first day of
August next, otherwise suits will be
commenced indiscriminately, without
further notice.
1 hey have on hand a neat assortment
of seasonable GOODS, which they will
sell remarkably cheap for cash.
SAM. St B. BEALL.
Wheeling 20tli June, 1807.
FKESII GOODS.
The Subscriber has lately received an
addition to his assortment of Merchan
dise, which will be sold very reasonable
for Cash or good produce. As he in
tends to he more limited in Crediting in
future, he hopes those who have been
favoured will consider their interest and
pay oir their accounts before the first of
September ensuing, to avoid common
unnecessary misunderstandings with
their very humble Servant,
JOHN WHITE*
Wheeling 3d June 1807.
List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Wheeling, July 1, 1807_If
not taken out before the 1st of October
Jiext, they xvill be returned to the Ge
neral Post-Office as dead Letters.—
A—Jamea Archbold, Chriftian Adams, Jamea
Armitrong, Alexander Armftrong
B—Abraham Burdbead, Curtis Bright, Ths
Buchanan, Samue> Bidcle, Henry Bowers,
Eujih Brown, a, Robert Brown, Frederick
Biller, Rune) B . e, Wi ham Bell.
C— Robert Ccr y Philip Coon, John Clark,
Tlachr! Ciem <. Henry C*emer, Samuel Cock
agin Frany Cr«uk
D—Willi im D< an, ■>, David Dunnon Z cha
D >:ir.vm, He.uy Ddlon, Fiedentk Di< keufon
F— John Ecord.
F—Fha Fhcher, John Franklin. Win- Foos,
St aii Fmike
G—J<m« > Garvin, John Gaufney,Tha Gray,
; 3i phrn Grigg, a John Grant, Frederick GoU
| den n:gl .
I H—Divid Horry, Mary Ilopkinp, Nathan
Hollift Smile1 Howard.
I — M- rgan Jonen, Rachael Johnfton.
K -D vi- K Imye, Jofcph Ki kwood, Mary
K •*>ia:d, Joff.pn Kerr, William Kindall, 3.
L—George L vfon.
1 M—John M Coy », John Martin.John Mechem,
; George M o(hall, Andrew M Greggor. Hugh
M'Caw, John M‘Clain, John Murrow, Robt
, M F-rland, John R M Farlard, Bure Moran,
Margaret M Curry, lamet- M'Cnrrr.aek, John
Mtully Mr Monteith, William M Guite.
i N—Ma»h*as Nicols.
P—John Parrel. Jofeph Porter, Jane Porter,
JoCeph Potter, a, John Pr’er
R—M ny R'cdle, John Robertfon.
S—Mofe Sliearwood, Sufannah Stanton,
Samuel Shields, Jorafta Simms.
T—Nathaniel Thomap, Peter Terrill;
W—Lamue1 Whitry, Charles Waterman,
Lewis Whaver. William Williamfon, Eve Wolf.
Y—David Ya'e*.
9» ANDREW WOODS, P.M.
PROPOSALS,
By ROBERT HARPER. Pt inter, Grttyfburg,
For Publishing bit Subscription,
THE MOR •LAND RELIGIOUS
MISCELLANY;
Or Sixtu-one
APHORETIC A L KSS A YS,
On sonic of the most important Christian
Doctrines ami Virtues,
By Hugh Knox, I). I). of St. Croix.
CONTENTS.
i. Of Convert!->n or Re 'f nerat’on. 4. Of
Juflificatioti before G d. 3 Ot Faith, parti
cularly at-juftifying 4 O entering into Co
venant with Go t y A Form of covenanting
6. The nature, d-fign and ufe of the Lore’s
Stippe-. 7 Ot pr-paration for rhe Lord’® Sup
per. X Our duty immediately after the Lord**
Supper q Rrfktfions on the incarnation of
Chrift 10 Ot acopiion into GodV family.
11 Of R pentance* 14 Of Sanctification
•3 Th- 11 -iiure and effeCta of unioi with Chrift.
14 O he final prrfi-veiance o' the Saint*
• 5 O' Pe*ee of Confcii nee. 16. Of Joy in the
Hu . G >ft 17 Ot dflurance of Cud's love
| in this life. Of the Soul's Immortality.
i?. Of Death, aj. Of the Refuiredtioa of the*
Dead, ai Of a future Judgmtnt. av Of
Heaven, or the future ftate of the bleiTed. 33*
Of Hell, or the future ftate of the wicked. 14.
W hat, as Chriftians, we fliould do more than
others. 33. Of Heavenly mindednefs, and the
contrary Vices. a6 Of Gofpel Sincerity, or
Uprightnefi. 37. Chriftian Zeal, and ita oppa*
fitea and counterfeits. a8 Patience, and the
contrary Vicea. 49 Meekntfa, and the oppofite
Vices. 30. Charity, and the oppofite Victtfw
31. Contentment, and the oppofite Vices- 33.
Chaltity, and the contrary Vicea 33 Humility,
and the oppofite Vicea. 34 Sobnety and the
contrary Vices. Chriitian Courage an'* its
oppofitea 36 The Chriftian Ufes of theT a ,ue .
37. Unchriltian Abufesof the Tongue- 38 The
belt method of maintaining Peace, Love and
Unity among Chriitian Brethren. 39 The rule
of judging our Brethren ; againft rafhnefa and -
cenforioufnefs. 40 A peaceable difpclition,ami
the oppofite evils. 4r, A merciful temper, and
ita oppnfites 43 Of Juftice between man and
man. 43 Of Chriftian Hope. 44 Of the Na
tute^ an-‘ perfon of Chrift. 45. Chrift,our Pro
phet. 46 Chrift, our Prieit 47. The kingly
or regal office of Chrift 48 On the (hortnefa
and due improvement of Time. 49 The con
firleration ot Eternity 50. The duties of Maf
tera of Families. 51 The beft way of refitting
Temptations. 53 Of public fpirit. 53. &.
proper temper and conduct towards Enemies.
'4 Temptations arifing from Company. 55.
T mptations arifing irom Solitude. 56 The
Ufe and Abufe of Chriftian Liberty 57 What
tiiverfion* are lawful, and the way to regulate
them. 58 The value and importance of a
Child. 39 The conftraints of Chrift’s Love ;
a fermon. 60 Chrifrians, L’ghts in the world
a fermon. 6i The aggravated Guilt of Mur*
der, a fermon.
_ CONDITIONS.
Thia work will be corrprifed in one duo
decimo volume of about 400 pagea; fha.ll be
printed on good paper, and an elegant new
pica type ; and (hall be handfomely bound and
lettered. The price to fubferiher? will be one
dollar, payable on delivery of the bock. Sub*
fcribe-s names will be printed with the work.
*♦* Subferiptiona received at the Office df
the KrDcfiiory.
At a Court held for Brooke county, on •
Monday the 25 th day of Man, 1 BO 7,
Robert Campbell, Complainant,
vs.
Abel Cain, Alexander Griffith, Richard
Wells, Stephen Lagget and John
Goorley, Defendants.—In Chancery.
Thb day came the Complainant by his Court*
fd, and it appearing to the fatisfaction of the
Court, that the Defendant, Abel Cain, is not an
inhabitant of this, Commonwealth:
It is Otdered by the Court, that the Defen
dant Abel Cain do appear here on the fecond
day of Auguft Term next, and anfwer the
Complainant's bill; and that a copy of this
order be publiihed for two months fucctflively •
in the Wheeling Repertory, and that another
copy be pofted up at the door of the Court
houte of this County, for a like period of two
months Copy from the minutes,
Atteft, 8. CONNELL, \
Vor JOHN CONNELL, C.D. C,.