Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

4 NkOtERifS-EO the accommodation OF his Ou,
NJ customers. The subscriber. in addition 10 his stool
Of Woollcn Goods. Coitoa Vans, &c, has laid in az
assortment ar CHOICE GROCERIES NJ his new s,ans
on Market street. a few doors below Thatcher's Chas
Factory. formerly the " Wheeling Grocery" 10 which
he respectfully invites their attention. Ills stock al
present comprises Young Tyson and Gunpowdci
TEAS Of superior quality Green Rio, Old Rio and
Java COFFEE; New Orleans, white Havana and
I Loaf SUGAR; Sugar hoJsa NOlASSES. Western
Reserve CHEESE Sus7uchannu SIiAD Rice. Pre-
pared Cocoa. Chocolate. Rice Flour. Super Winter I'D
Sperm and Tanners OIL, Pepper, Alspicc, Mustard,
CaSsia, Nutmegs. Mncc.&c. toct29l D. HULL-
HREAT BARGAINS n LAND-7JUO acres
~ of land in Marshall County, Va; 80, 900 acres in
Tyler county ;27.O0O acrcsin Wood county 100000
acres in Wythe county $4,000 acres in Cahcl county,
Va. Scsnc of the above lands are Of an excellent quail
IN. and i~olcnbly well improycd-wiil De sold in
quantities. 20 suit purchasers gt a yery low price on
time, bearing interest, and perfect niles given. 1000
acres offrst rate Land in Lewis county, Missouri, and
several tracts in Indiana on same terms. Also, 900
lots M the city of LoganspOgi, Indiana. L.: No. 1871
ia East Wheeliug-also 800 shares Of Insurucc stock
in ,he Wheeling Fire & Marine Insurance company,
for sale by WM. =. PETERSON.
Land Agent. Wheeling. Va.
30 Lots in sharp's Garden to lease for term of G
years from lst Jany. 1910. feb -, lSlO-ly
.yEENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS. sc. FOR
SAIE-PTsuanI To The provisions of the ar.
uclcs of partnership of Naulcer. Hicks Co, Edward
ID. Hicks, one OF the m0nbcrs of said firm being dcail
tic undersigned surviving partners OF said lrJu. will
un The first day OF October. SO. aud the succeeding
lay II Necessary, on the premises in Nashville, soil NJ
public auction all the real estate belonging To or con-
neccd with The Tennessee Rolling Works. and the
Tennessee Rolling Works" with all their hcredita-
menis and appureuauCcs, fixtures, dc.
The real estate belonging 10 and connected with
the Tennessee Rolling Works j. as follows. VIZ. about
seven acres OF land situated IN Ihc town of Nashville.
mn tho lnUl nT tho Tu,l.rl.-N d. ...-r-.-r
above what is called the Upper Ferry. purchased OF
David McGayock. the University Of Nashville, and y.
n. McNairy n wife; upon this parcel OF land arc siiu-
atcd the Rolling Works proper, a Foundry in which
any Of the Machinery necessary Cor the Works can be-
east. n large brick store house, a large brick Boarding
House and other valuable improvements; there is an
excellent landing on the river.
An undivided interest ia the Coal mines on Cum
bcrland riyei IA Pulaski county. Kentucky, and the
lands upon which they are situated, the upoun, OF This
interest and the whole amount of the lands viii be
shown 10y the subscribers To any one who will call ON
them, 1t heing impossible to describe these with ac-
curacy in m advertisement.
The real estate above mentioned including every
thing affixed To the freehold. Will be sold upon the fol.
lowing terms; one Giti Cash, and the balance IN equal
instruments Of one, two. three and four ycars-ample
security will be required Of The purchasers.
IL Is not deemed necessary To say much in cumLlcn-
daion Of ihi. property. The Rolling Works were
built in 1884, they have been in successful Operation
ever since, they are now IA good repair. aud are not
surpassed 10y any establishment OF the kind in The l.
nited States, a. the undersigned believe; they have
corrected with them an extensive Nailery.
AT the same lime and place the undersigned viii
sell all the personal estate connected with the said
Rolling Works on n credit Of nine months. The per
Ssnal property consists mainly Of Ihc isllowiug items,
VIZ j. or ID valuable slaves. mules, horses, wagons,
enrts, household anu kitchen furniture. with naRy 9th
or smaller matters too numerous 70 mention. Notes
with good sccuriIy payable l.! Bank will be required
OF the purchasers Of the personal properly.
The properly Will be at all lines open for inspec-
hon % those who may wish Ia purchase, and any in
formation will be furnished 20 persons n a distance.
ROBERT BANTER
ANTHONY W. NANLEER.
Sgrriri'g partners II he Grm Of IaNleor Ihoks 3 CO.
mar l2-IlUct