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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-07-18
June
CAMDEN JOURNAL.
z Published eveyy Saturday Morning.
THOMAS w. PEGUES,

Publisher cf. Tie Laps Of tie Uaiop. ~. !.
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ments or they will be published until ordered tobe
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ments will be charged the same as new ones cachin
sertion
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upnctunl attention,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-07-18
FRESH SPRING
And Summer Good

THE subscribers have just recelv
handsome assortment of
Spring and Satmanaer Goods,
CONSISTING IN PART, OF
Superfne black Grape Camblet,
I" blue black crimp'd do.
White, drab and brown French Linens,
Striped and plain Linen Drill,
Cotton Cashmere and Drilling.
Merseilles Vesting,
Very fine white Silk figured Valencia,
A fine assortment of Cloths and Cassimeres
Z" 8. Handsome Printed
Lawns and Muslins Gust imported)
Fine black and white Jackonet Muslin,
+" French Cambria Prints,
A very handsome assortment of
es--rHPeS - r RfaNES
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-07-18
NOI,ICE.

Augusta. may IL, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
NEW MUSIC 4 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


NEW MUSIC x MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
~ Just received Mt the Music and Variety Store.
Union ST. mn assortment Of new and fashionable Mu-
SIC. consisting in part of SONGS;
Old Rosin the how. Racceon hunt. Yankee wonders,
The dissatisfied nan. \ DC Ducu.
y wealihycld man n wooing did go.
To horc'S dear scenes l babe aGieu.
On the Lake where drooIs the willow.
Long, long ago. They told me not 10 love him.
III so no more a rowing. Awake my lute,
They tell me shs's no longer fair. Erin is my hcrne.
Flow on thou shining river.
An4 a vrricty Of new Marches, Waltzes. CalloP-
AIDES, &c. Wash's military music, arranged for bands.
Hunters celebrated Instruction book for the Piano ;
Juvenile DO.
Aso, an a.. ortnent OF Brass Instruments. consisting
"f TromhoIhes. French Horns, Cornotts, Post horns.
Kent Buglcs. Valve Tmmpeis, flain do. splendid a :
phaclide with eleven keys. 4key'dF lutes. cocoa & box
wood {lineda Guitars. common and machine heads. old
and new Violins in cases, FiOlincellos. Bass and Tenor
Drums with the Virginia coat OF arms. Blank Music.
Clarke & Nuns. St.darI's. Wooster & Dunham's eel
ehraied Piano Forte's, constantly on hand aud FER sale
low ~ The subscriber.
Music taught on Violin, Guitar & Piano Fore.
Wheeling oct5 J. MELIOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

NEfL. MOORE 8 Co.'S thf for y
CHM iTI. Fast Fda Coack. leaves at S o'clock.
~. daily. Via GAINESVILLE. Columbus, Springfield. Day.
ton end Lebanou-ihrough in rs hourS. This limo
passes over u fnc NicAGaInised read The whole dr-
lance between Wheeling aud Cincinnali-2i5 milev.
Zach coach II the line is accompanied by a Guard.
whose duty II Is 10 aiiend 10 the ccmlortof the passen-
gers and cIsuro Their arri al at The end Of The route
ia the specified time.
Fast Mail, leaves al l2i o'clock. i NJ. daiy, Via
GAINESVILLE. ColumbrFs s. rngield. Xenin. and Jeba-
non-lhrough in 10 hours, carrying only three passen-
gers. and the only line at that speed.
ID. TallmadCe's Good Intent Coach. lcaves a, . o..
clock. p. NJ. daily, vim ZanCsville. Lancaster, Chilli
Gothic and PainbridGc 10 Maysville, Ky, and Cincin-
nati-through IN SIS hours, in tho bcs, Troy b-lt win.
ter coaches.
sy~ Extras furnished en- either Of The above route,
al the shortest notice nnd'on the most reasonable terms.
Also coaches chartered 10 go through without night
travelling, Tor The accommodation of parties Of pieaaire.
and Tor The convenience of gentlemen tray Cling with
their iamries Eos seats apply at the company's old
Established Office, No. 90 Water street. Wheeling. vn.
JanSi WN. NJ. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

~ Two TAiLN II~rS F-W Rat.
<5TS@sf> riNoRE. w ,sHINCroN CuN. Pm.
~S~ tAoEirIiA ASD NV NoRN. la
the way Of the National Road
and Baltimore and Clio Rail Road.
The public are respectfully informed thar I'm, Ing on
The LIST day of Aprilir-t p~nrriasej all the Stage stock
belonging Il James Rees,de 4 &c. running on IN. Ma.
tonal road. the subscribers will continue 70 run the
same as heretofore.
PILOT IL leaves Wheeling rvrEY MORNING..
nj ! o'clccA reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line Of cars. reaching Baltimore same
afternoon. and proceeds to Philadelphia or New York
same evening or next morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON reaches Frederick second evening and
takes the mail line cars immediately cor BalipnOrc.
where they arrive an time 10 take the moruiag line of
can for Philadclphia and New York.
The proprietors OF the above lines all reside on the
route. and every attention is paid by them personally to
the convenience and comfort of the passengers. and
one OF them will always I've found at Wheeling. Cum
hcrland. fiasensiown. Frederick and Baltimore. They
have thc best Of horses. superior Troy Coaches and
steady and obligine drivers; Travellers may
depend upon being carried through with the
expedition and in the safest manner. Their OBJ
ect Is and always has heen. to render Ihcr lines al
cast equal to any in the United States.
R~ Office Grrt door above the United States Hotel.
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
sep Ia +. SUNvER& TO
Lo9i'riRo Journal piV copyt 10 aato ant ef tcaduua,
md charge this ofTcc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

M W. g s. n. JlMESON Whole
sale and retail deales1 IN HAS g. Caps.
West tide MAR street ncaF maTtsf Alley, Hhso
inR, Yfrginid-HaveD on hand ond are constantly
manufacturing 4 general assortment Of ven superior
FUR aud SILK HATS. Black and Brab. Beaver
and Castor, plain White Rus. PLAIN and Napt Hats
Of every size and quality They likewise keep con.
siandy on hand an Assortment Of n,en and boys Fur
and Cloth Caps, al Of which they offer 20 their Gus.
toners and thepuhlic IN tho most arcOmyn0dafng
tstms. Country Merchants and dealers generally
arc respectfully requested to give thfm . call anr
evanlins fleir stuck - thc" ore determined - 81
riLag ior g.. er gTrrJFCd crcaf. Au- Etir3s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
P4TEErT ~.uEDICETrES.
nR HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
1ERESTlNG AND APPLICABLETo THE
AFFLICTED WITT

Diseases Of hc S<cmdch, or N>~rrs:
such "a dyspepsia. either Chrome or Casual, un-
DIR the worst symptoms Of restlcssncss, t.oxness
OF Splrtts mud General Emsciation. Consumption
sn,n ne." ne ipnSs or Liver, iiver stiectpns.
nrss, worms 81 every variety: Rhc,f.anis-m: whc,h.
St Aca'. o. Chrou'cs; insether with Gout. ~serofula.
raiIs tn the head, Back, Linhs, and side, Typhus
Fever, Scarlet Fever. Pu;rid Sore tbroo' Eeysr
md ASue SpIsmcdic P,lpi,aucn of ths Heart and
iyStCTiCS, lie DOulourcuN. CRAMPS E,utslc ~
s'rncttoss. Heartburn, Headache. Cough, tI,o COM
mon ar Humid. and the D.y Cf the Whoop,ng
Asthma, Grave, aGd OToosy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered by
Emptcrs and others, rs the -r.-' lie. ulator of the
hunmtn system, and scth - the G,voTedacss of the
GdheT, nts to that erroneous doctrine. that they con-
tent themselves with the simple possession Of this
faNoctOus opiniun. vuho.t - quIfing INTO The pr
mary sources from whence life. Health. and Viz
our emapa e, nni, rice teTsa. rain si~K ness d,.e1s,
sN 2 research aud practical .Nperente a. eminent-
81 qualify him for the profession of which he has
iends-and a niCmcatS REFLECTION will convince
amy reasoning mind Of he correctness Of his views
stouacn liver, ard the associated, orrans
a the 0rlnaII aud great regulators of health. AM
that the blood IN vefy many instances IS dependent
9h those organs, and hat unless ~Medicune reaches
the root Of INC dreasc the supcrhcinl a~nodynss
usually prescribed, serve but Us foits 10 cover Tie
ravagcs Of decp rooted mnlnd,es. Under these con-
viciions, at ths expense OF years of Gloss applica-
lOr. he doctor has d ScoveTst a medicine whose
powers ave irresistible. and IN prescribing
Is with a kurwlst;e ofiis being a radical cure
VI ~ hIseh us o-fs htfcauk fDHfnefa' "a. even ~
a7pied IN The most critical Ca-ss, but he does not
TO ascribe 10
HUNTS POTANlCPIIt.S
\ supernatural agency, although from rosi i've
o'sois within the knowledge oi hundtcds, he IRE
pared 10 show, that whea Svery other earthly rene
iy has been civsnrp.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
been knowa TO fail I'm ~etiCcting ,wo very
2ritIiyiug results, that cf rai,Ing frosl the bed OF
sickness aud 6iscGse those who have tested Their
'ihcncy. and thus amply rev ardtrg DR.. Hunt for
ls long and anxious study 20 attain this pCr.ec-
ION in the Healing Art.
exu aordinafy success " hich has attended the
ise uf HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, Is the best
Sf their sup error virtues, They nave
the means of raising a host Of lanauIshing y 4.
ients fi"ni the bed of affection. as Is clearly eNin-
ed IA the follow ing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

TofN SULLIVAN & son. (Ln,e Of Suuiraa &
- Lskf) General Commissi n Merchants. Bali-
more. Nd ~ill attend. particularly. N 'ales of To
bacco. Clover Seed, Bocon and other produce; and will
make liberal advsnues on cnnsgnncnis when required
Refer ~, Mcssrs. Erskino & EicheihoEeE Talbot
Jones n CO. Chsuncy, Brooks r. Coz George Bartlett
4 Co.'S md Israel Ctinifh a. C.; BliGmorc.
Messr. Mkce, Harding & Co; Auerbusy, Caldwell
4 Cos Forsyth. Moore & Clarke mi John Cosior
N..'H- Va B~aiLmu-c, mar 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

We hsve entered into Copaunorship. anicr tMc fm
Of ArrURBuRY. CALDWELL q Co, for Inc transaction
Of a GEvERAL Commission q FJpwAED'vG BusiyEss
~ this City. We ~ attend to ne sale OF every d..
scrrpton ofNerchaudz that ray De consigned io ur.
a are prepsfed 10 $50 ordeu ior any Of the Pr0lu~c of
Manufacture Of this vicinity. as well o. 10 give our
prompt attention to tho Forwarding Of al Goods semi
60 70. from the Fast or West. From ne long cHpori-
enco ofour Wv. r. ArrERBrHy g re Bo,HNu-
the latter having been ChiefGefk iaf Forsyth q After
bury for-cven yeor-we feel confident That We shall
be email oil ~ give entire satisfaction b al WHO may cn
frost rs with their busine,
WM b NTTERBURY,
JAS Y. CALDWELL,
&c BCNfAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
In ;aferesfirr rIsc IF , ctritcrv ofSpirHs, tritt d
rigieHt S~pdsmoiic IfIerii0H,

In ;aferes'irr csc af , crterv ofSgirRs, With u
riJfcHt SpdsmOiic 1OecfiOH,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell vas effected for several
years ~ith extreme debility, togethcr with a tram
of symptoms generally termed nervous affections
and which perhaps, u would Re impossible for the
.p.n nf the most learned physicians 10 describe. IN
this case thc spasms ~ the stOf och were 90 fiC-
qucnt aud cNcruc8tlnR a. yearly 90 deprive him
of reason, pains ~ ihe umbr, extending even 70
the ing r. and toes, fatuicnce, sickness az the
stomach. rud n general agitation u tive whO.t
system. iusInurh tha:a common incident render
Ell the miud tmld and aglrchcuslvc. Ia order 90
r.uovs these Distressing symptoms. and restore
the constitution a. De tnTmsr chcrgy a large pur
ton ,furG.cal skll had b,ea exhausted wifhoui
81. edvsotsge: cr1rgs II or and other remedies
YIN ai.a unavni.iuR. and TIC mind and body an
, asr.d q, he devoted "a n ruthless disease. In this
t-,,II44 and laugmd fItuau ~, Mr. Caldwell vas
r,isr mcntcd q make trial Of Hmts Botan.c Pill.
10 .grcts oi which were visible n n few days
anal hv a continuance Of the metici1e accOrdint
-, NJ rerfon4 hs strrngthbccame completed, rcslor
"a and n SOUND state of health most lapi iy e.
t1bn-hcd. URANUS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

,r,. Ffword us el. was. boo las. Drcembcr. sua-
t.oiv seized with ctit s~hiveungs. which we're sue
reedsd By pans iu every part OF ~ uc body. Tn
.ben H. bpran 10 srif blood. this was shortly uitet
u4rreefe by a ndckiur c0uEh' swelling AMI pam
.r line chest. AMI thc d~-clarse 81 blood irOH tht
,w.h, became considerable thee SYM tome.
,ybich are 80 often The mvsscugcra gi suddCn dcltl
yver~. in the course Of a a. y weeks, ighowcd h1
fbIck viecid suppuratton, mingled Hih bi@od I'm,
..Cyr,sfsnce a5poarcd % ave hIm . temporary re-
l - as Inc cough kccaue 'Css Troublesome, anc
srrI.t e i7ereascd lNr d~isfb8fgc ~ fue IN
lysssc4 q uc tcls We ~ wasica a. . afunl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

n E~ CoNCERN--Boa, stores. Groceries. Logon.
~ &c. by w. II. HousroS & Co. Tat the stand
formerly occupied by J. II. Forsyth & Coz No. ~.
Wafer street Boats can be supplied at al tiu,cs wiih
stores and every other attention Afforded to facilitate
fheir interest. Family Gre~sies. Wines ana Liquors al
ways ON hand rs above. nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
IL LINE OF STAGES
n TO PHILADELPHIA. (A~p.
%xs%a@T@ rnE. ONLY DIRECT sNE)-U.
80 =. MAI. MI RCHANTS
- A, a.. DlT.4.g.L.. I.-.--

NEW LINE OF STAGES
<y TO PHILADELPHIA. N~u
Ex4s&S-S| rnE. ONLY DIRECT sNE)-U.
~1Els-H :. MAI. MERCHANTS
:, -, - LINE to Philadclphia leaves
Wheeling daily a. 6 o'clock. a M. via Washington
and Bedford TO Chamber sbnro, and fromthcncc no
miles by rail- road, passing through Carlisle, Harris
ontgh and Lancaster Co Philadelphia, n : DAYS.
IIsselers by TINS line will have oulyone hight Nv
stage travel, the second being on the rail road. The
propretors have placed new and splcndid coaches
upon tho entire line good teams, and sober aud
careiuldrvers,an md assure the public that no expense
OF pains will be spared to render general sstisfac
non. Having good road agents, the public may
rely on a speedy and comfortable trip.-Th- dihi-
cs!tios that have existed at Nillismspcrt, Pa. in con-
sequence OF crossing the Mononeshela river. have
zen enuIel emoved, by a new bridge which is just
CroRce econG door below ,,e L. s. Hotel. Wa.
ter st. marc A. HENDERSON & co. Pro'rs.
1Sa NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON CRY, PIMA.
Speed! u. 5. MAIL CHARIOT LINE-rnREE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through TO Bnltimoreby contractin a hours,
the only line at that spsed.
leaves w hcellng every morning at : I-2 O'clock
pakesthe mail rnIl road cars \ Frederick, arrives IN
Baltimore second morning tfiom Wheeling.) takes
man cars and reaches Philadelphia, Washington
CITY. ere New York same dny.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. lcares WLeelisg
every evening". reaches Frederick second evening.
ton. PhiladeIrhis or New YORK. ' "'S"nS
RELIANCE LINE, Lares Washing erery NOR
ning, reaches Frederick second morning, and takes
the morning line rail road cars reaches Baltimore
saine evening, and proceeds to Philadelphia or n.
I erk next morning; or, NJ the option of passen.
gers, takes the evening mail cars al Frederick.
The subscribers have a contract with the rail
reao company io'carry their mails and passecoers
LON fredersck, and every arrangement has Seen
tnaSe 10 insure comfort ind regularity. Tho pro-
pretors of The above lines reside upon the route.
Their personal attention, devoted to the business
and one Of them Tor a STATIONED agcnn Will AWAY,
90 found al wheeling, WASH 1gton, Pa. Union.
town, cumberland, Hagorstov n, ard Frederick
III addnion, - wnIcn travelling agents al employ
ed, whose duty Il is TO pass alorg The route con
sanity 10 supe Tintend the lines.
Prnted rules and regulations for the Benefit oi
pssse1sers. will be Furnished en- application OF the
yrnce on waters street. below u. >. Hotel. On at the
spnis STOCKTON. MOORE. ALL Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
WMEELING SAvINGS INsIIT.

NNuEELlNG SAVINGS lNSJITU-
TION.-The Office Of the Wheeling Sn.
Wings institution has been removed TO The ES.
change Office OF Mr. JshE NJ. Clarke Main Street,
second door below the Merchants * Mechanics
Bank.
The following are the terms upon winch Depcs-
ites are received in this Institution.
Transient Deposites received az in ther
Eanks.
Ga special dcposicF, or sums subject /
drawal "a days notice interest will be at
the rate Of per cent per annum.
Ats4d3ys'n notice, nt3l-2Percent,
At months"
The sane proportionate interest VIII be allowed
on depOsites made for specified periods Of time. as
on deporites subject TO the shove periods OF notice.
The business hOuTs Of The lpstitufion are FROM Q
. clock TIL i2 A. NJ ard from 2 ull 4 r. VI, but, for
the accom- notation Of tfnsicnt dcpOs tors. checks
will be eashed and ~dePosl'es Will be received al any
the Treasurer.
Ri III GREER Tre,aur.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

LNFrY bags Rio Coffee. ) bags Alspice.
. bags Pepper. ] cenon Indigo.
1000 lbs new Goldfish, 400 lbs Epsom Salts.
300 ibssuperior French Currants.
so boxes MR. bunch raisins. (ncw fruit
10 DO White German Pipes.
5 halfdo. BaSes's prcpercd Chocolate.
? cases double refined liable Salt.
2ticrc>s No. 4 salmon. 2 hhis ,iedeirs Vine,
,efrels Lisbon Wac. 10 chests Y II. Tea,
5 half chests Gnn poraerres joss f~eecf<~d all
nov 30 for sale low by NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

An extraordinary cqsc Of RheHinat ism, G-compa-
MED 1in Disrrhaea and Nerr0bs debility
Mr.. Joseph HarrY from being exposed TO cod,
was attacked with a most painful Rheuma.ic COM
plant ofIhe head, and neck, which contiuucd with
distress nS violence for several months the pin
cipal symptoms were-n swelling and excruciating
pain IN a the POINTS, aud an entire loss Of their
use: both the pain aud the fever generally suffered
an Increase in the evening, The pans were increas-
cd on the slightest motion. and were more severe
IN The night time. A constant dIsTThaea, which
produced IT'S general cons quences-fatulency. low
ness Of spirits, and general wasting Of the boiv
He was indeed go extremely ~ that his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hOpes
OF his recovery, and u was generally believed by
hrs r, intives and friends that all the medicines or
treatment I'm this world could not HIM any relief
hut seeing an advertisement or Hunts Botanic
pills. he was directed by IN Almighty Providence
10 use them, he aid 20, and after o fortnight they
produced a favorable change, and heis nov a hus,-
thy and strong man JOS. HART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

oI1CE-TheD Depository ofrhe American bible
~ S'cicty Is now OPEN in a rom at 103. Main 81.
enhance through the subscribers hat store.
Ne'ghloering Depo~i'oric- can be supplied here
Persons feeling thcm elves not able 10 ray fun price,
can he supplied at reduced prices or graiuitousiy.
The subscriber will u, all times take pleasure in ex.
h's''ins the Bibles. 5. AVERY. Agent.
ism *
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

2 TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS. &c, FOR
u SAIE.-Pursuant to the provisions Of the ar.
tcles of partnership of Vanlecr. Hicks & Co Edward
hht one OF ihe'saembers of said firm being dead)
nc undersigned Surviving partners of said firm, viii
es thc fir<f doy of October. 1870. and tho succeeding
siay * necessary. on tle premises in Nashville. sell at
P"sise nnSnva All uae r<Nt %ss.t~ ~ tsNsts.r 80 ~ e<..
nccicd with the Tennessee Ro,,ag works, and the
"Tennssscc Rolling Works" with oil their Meredith.
ments and sppnstcnunces, fixtures. sc.
The real estate belonging to and connected with
the Tennessee Rolling Works is MS follows. viz. about
seven acres of land situated in the town Of Nashville.
on the bank Of The Cumberland River. immediately
above what is called the Upper Ferry. purchased d. OF
David McGavock. the UnIvcrsity'of Nashville, and y.
A. McNairy & wife; upon this parcel OF land are sitn-
aied the Rolling Works proper, n Foundry IN which
any OF the Machinery necessary Cor the Works can BE-
cast. a large brick Store house. n large brick Boarding
House and ofhcr yalus5le improvements; there is ara
excellent land'ag oa tho river.
An undivided intcreSi In the Coal mines on Cum
bcridnd river in Pulaski county, Kentucky. anil the
lands upon which they are situated, the nnount Of this
interest and the whole amount Of the lands will be
shown by the subscribers 10 any oDe who will call ON
theta. 81 being impossible TO describe these with &c.
curacy IN nm advertisement.
The rcsl cta;e above mentioned including every
thIng affixed 10 the freehold, will be sold mon the FOL.
lowing TERMS one fifth Gosh, and the balance in equal
insialmenis Of one, two. three and four yearEanple
security will be required Of the purchasers.
itE not deemed necessary TO say much in commen.
dalton Of thr property. The Rolling Works were
built IN 1891, they have bcca in succcsSfuI operation
ever since. they are now m GOOD repair. and ere not
surpassed by any establishment Of The kind in the L.
n'ted States. as the undersigned believe; they have
corrected with them an extensive Nailery.
Al the same time and place the Undersigned will
sell all the persoRai estate connected with tho said
Rolling Werkson a credit Of nine months. The per
soma propcriv consists mainly Of tho following items
y VIZ ID mr. TX xa1u.Ilo 49,. r,,I.. -. -.
caris' hon'ehold and kitchen furniture. with many 9th
er smaller matters no numerous 10 mention. NOT.
Nith good security payable ia Bank will DO required
OF NE purchasers Of the personal property.
lie property will DO NJ III. times open fr inspoc
i'on iothose who may wish To purchase. and any In
'ornai01 will be furnished 10 prrsons AZ a distance.
ROBERT BANTER
ANTHONY w. NANLEER.
S"rfe'E Po'Rcrs Of the firm Of Iaatccr, HIcks & cc
mar I2-tIOsa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
cmRcHES

As,oeiofs Reformed. corner Of Marsot sna 9eh' on
,,,csi. Row. Wm. Wallace. Pastor.
49, eowsr Of Monrss and sixth street. Rv.
wm. Auasfronc. Rector
So JsusS Ctap~L. tCaihoiio9 corner Of fouHifn d
Union n James Hornet. Pastor.
Mrdof,s Episopol, Fourth, hetween Nonro I'd
Quincy Rev. Wesley KINNEY. Minister.
PrtSytsrion. Four,h. bofwccn MnnrOo and CIV
Rev. Henry r. Weed. Pas,or.
NNpiis Prsssaaf Monrcc. ahove fthh
ri nd Blss. usf,r fosn of t4hcas'of4a
f.ny
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IN GREER Treasurer
ATTERBuRY. CALDWELL & Go.

paie Forsyth 3 ACcrbpgl
& COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, Va
Wn.B A~GerJTyflato q Forsyth n Aucgbury3 ha,.
ing nssocinicd himself 9Th JAnEs v CALDwELLsnI Y
{ BoNuAu. viii continue The Commission and For-
wafding business under The Arm Of ARorJgvv. CaH.
rol & Go. and respectfully SELECTS from the friends luI
customers off 4 A. conGnuasco Of ihcir business
with tho new firm
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