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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
November 28, 1910.
TAX COLLECr0R's SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
~ WILL expose TO sale TO the highest
4 bidder, for cash, before the Court.
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On the Third Monday of January iG41
the following described property TO wit:
The west bal fof section twelve, west half
and south half Of the east half of north
east quarter, east half north west quar-
ter and south east quarter section eleven
south half Of east half ofnorth east q ~
ter, east half and south half of west half.
south east quarter section fifteen, and all
Of section fourteen and the west half OF
section thirteen, township eleven, porih
ofrange Of four cast; containing by esti-
nation 800 acres.
To be sold for the taxes of B. G. Mar
shall for 1888 and 1899.
j. II. YANNOY, A. g. C.
October TO- 40ts Pr fee sell
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26


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Cen. lIarr. .a toll. pi.l. $50 n
rrUUe advantage ouel #au-aw he
hl.r u.a.Upl oHr ae credit abroad
onI rendered. o8r Haa government au
.ol.rt OF l.d.cu.o anI co9remp.at home.
arasu.frrci ~ continue f. Il. m4ae f.
Earnestly impressed uih lha W. oau-
ions. wo shall devote one energies. In m
csf.e.al manner. 10 lbe correct io.o.mr-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
NEW GOODS.

.EUSr received and for sale low for
W Cash, and Cash only, new Stock
Of Goods, consisting Of
Brown q Bleached Domestic,
Prints and Linseys,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Nalls, Soap and Candles,
Sugar, Coffee and AIackerel.
Tobacco, Molas,cs and Rice.
&c. &C., and will keep on hand
such articles as viii suit the mar
ket generally.
D. HANSBROUGH.
December 5, 1910. 4g-bo
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
ALSO
On the frst Monday IN Nay neat.

On The first Monday in May neat.
"A WILL proceed 10 sell the following
"A described lands or so much thereora
will satisfy the taxes against the same
The north east qsprtcrofsection TWEEN
~ nine township eight range two west
north half cast half south cast quarter
section thirty township eight range Two
west containing two hundred acres. Sold
for the taxes oflra Fisher, for the year
1887. Taxes $3.50 els. Prs fee Dos
The part Of lot number sixty one in
the town Of MadisonyilIe beginning at
the south west corner Of said lot fronting
twenty two feet on Main street byGlv
feet back Sold for the laxes of George
W. Smith, for the year 1887. Taxes
10 dolls. rs cts. Prs fee Dl4
The undivided interest OF the north
half north east quarter section thirty six
! township ten range three east containing
eighty acres sold for the taxes Of Vim.
son Sanders for the year 1887 Taxes
two dolls. Prs fec Ola.
| The north east quarter and north half
east half north west quarter and south
half east half south east quarter north
fhalf east half south west quarter sec
ton nine; south half cast halfand south
half west half north west quarter sec
ton fifteen, township ten, range four east
containing three hundred aud sixty acres
Sold for the taxes Of James Sims for
1887 & SO. Tax Fee 1895 Price SIC
The cast half south east quarter sec.
ton seven, township ten, range three
east; west half section eight township
ien, range three east; north half east
half south cast quarter section eight
township ten, range three east, contain
ing four hundred and eighty acres. Sold
for the taxes Of Koightly Sanders for
1897, 8, 8. Tax fee 65.35 Pr fee 16
+, The west half north cast quarter east
/ half south east quarter Of section
seventeen; south west quarter section
twenty; north wcrst quarter section
seventeen, allin township eleven, range
four east, containing four hundred and
eighty acres. Sold for taxes of John
Germany, for the year 1897.
Tax Fee $50 Printers Zee Sl6
J. H. vANNoY, A, &C
October "a, Ats
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LAW N0TiCr-p0R rrv,e
References:
LAW co.PARTNERsnlp.

.yOha EE. sgEGrJin, ef Fe'lps
III AS formed a coPartn'r.6P i'h
a = practice Of the Law, with lIsan
Riley ~ E0re, Of the Repu6ed
Texas. They will be prepared 10 Cd
lect claims in every part Of Texas 'a
John II. Martin will continue 10 rcstsd
Vicksburg, for the purpose Of attending
10 the proper procurement Of records
&c, suited to the laws Of that RePaa.tl
but will go out to Texas once 10 each
year, for the purpose of bringing aaI
money collected, to their clients IL MIS-
sissippi.
Messrs. Hubbard T. on, are in'ii
Agents for Madison county, o. 7l'l
particulars may be ascertalned
June 81, 1910. s'-a
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
MARsHAL's SALE.


United States circuit court = .Nay term l84l.
Charles A Jacobs,
John Bnscoe
7 virtue Of The above stated case 10
q me directed blythe honorable Cir.
cult Cour United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will (within the
hours prescribed by law sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door; in the town or Canton,
On HE Fourth Monaag ii December 1910.
Being the 28th day OF said month. tbe
following described land, to wit The
east half, southwest quarter. section
twenty-three; southeast quarter Of south
west quarter, section twentylwo: cast
half, northwest quarter, section twenty
seven; east hall, section twenty-sevon.
.all Of section twenty-six; west half
south west quarter, section twenly-lhree.
southwest quarter Of northwest quar-
ter, section twenty-three, all in township
nine, range two, east.
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant Brlscoe, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
W. NJ. GWIN. Marshal.
For tie Southern Disiric Of .Vf,a,g5g,
By w. L. BArre, Dep'g.
Nov. II, 46-5l [Pr fee Sl4l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

of VicashuIr.
DYa clause ia ~ ~ .rnnen. An tle|
A4 property and elocB IN tla above
Bank Old lhe 10Th February bs, which
r. recorded. ihe aeb'oH are secured in
tho right % pay rs the paper 81 the|
Bank uuu NE 10Th 8. FebfUnrg noxt|
upon ans debts duc n. and to nav ia al.|
forwards upon all debts which shall bv'
hat day &c "s.cured" 10 ,be satisfaction
~ t4e assiapees.
Those deb.s which M tbat time shall
mo-. bs secured viI b5 snb,acI ,o sucb
,u.e "a NAV ~ a3outod II carryioo the
irnsl into ctT.r, ma clause rrfsgred n
js AS follows. n WI. ,Tbe irns,eos sbau
pfoased 10 calico, ana Eold N. procso1s
I,rb s..s. And all, - .nIlsa, aal ~.
,i1a h ooa.y ,bs most ,b,t NAV H.
a.ae.jeabla ram tbe Bonds B,Hsof M
change, Bills Receivable. Notes. Ac-
counts, claims. judgments. demands. cho-
sen In action and profits Of said Rail
Road. lrom and after Tie time Of lis
completion 10 jackson. hereby transfer
red and assigned to them. Provided,
however that SAID trustees shall in no
case refuse to receive from debtors TO
TO said President, Directors and Compaa
ny Of The Commercial q Rail Road
Bank Of Yicksburgthe bank notes, checks,
post notes, certificates Of depoaite, and
Bills Receivable due from said Bank, or
any Of its branchec In payment Of debts
duo to the enid President. Directors and
Company OF the Commercial and Rail
Rood Bank q Yickshurg, provided such
debtor Or debtors snail give safllelent Sc
eDt1'y Iot me amount OF MS hsr' or
'i'e1r iia0liilies "l'hln Twelve months al
Ter me [eSis,falion o. nus deed o! trust
Nh, ", " l No. LIT Eh,
~ =. kJbi5lN'7'( Assignees
" ~. p bODl4l1l,
november l. lo4o. loot
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
4 h WILL expose 10 public sale, to the
a highest bidder, for cash, before the
| Courthouse door, in the town Of Canton,
1 Madison county,
| On the Fourth Hoadag Of March t841,
The following described lot or parcel Of
Il land. to wit.-Part Of the west half 81
the north west quarter section nineteen.
township nine. rance three east. contain.
ing six acres. bounded west by @. +. Pack
north by John Handy. east bv the street
leading 10 Moore's Bluff. south by L. r
EIenderson's lot and The lot on which tho
Church stands. To be sold for the Tax.
es of John J. Henry, for the year 1889
Printers Fee sI4
Ala 10 eolrowinr dasor;boa ,anl !,
: wit .be@;nn;ng Il ,5a sontb oost corne !,
of I'M wsst si3o or ,ba ro,d ysa5;na
from canton - W,o,o,s RlnT n NM
n Samuel d Liyinasfon,s Inc AMI rpn.
!; nnn = ~, 80 s;.Ip 'ng' guy NJ,
LIVINGSTON. % corner j q e'is Thomas c,ai
r :. - y ~
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
A. T. MOORE,

mrs. !. X. WARD s n. W. HAN
pEAvE associated themselves : = \,
al practice of their profession I Cifs
ron. Madison county, Missis'iP2!.. s' U,,r
in tho east end Of B. D. Johnson
dwelling. ..,. ots
Dir. Harper will briefly s ,og 70 FL,
former friends, that having .I lo' ~ J.
e., exclusively upon bis profession. roles. Tine ,1i
future devote 10 it his er'll ear. ., Is
attention, and trusts bea eslO'.s
merit more fully their c0'''' fs-if
April 4, -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
g@ 7EIE undersigned having been APP
~ pointed Administrators De Boais
Non, Of tile estate Of d. CarauQy, decd,
by the Probate Court Of Madison county
at the November term, 1910, hereby
notifies all persons who have claims
against the said estate 10 present them
within the time prescribed BY law; and
all who are indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment forthwith
to me.
P. NJ. GARRETT, Adm'r.
~ R.t ~
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
.nuArCEs oA zorro.

ADvANcEs o. corr ,.s.,,I
WE subseribers Wi unsigned to
Nossrs. Barrett S LeP'g MGR,
j. r y - Viels5prg
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

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Proceed ia ss'0 loib h.
CODY maaen Of ,ae
i1 tat COME
we following
Tho irar. on aplo1
aow resides ctaialaIaa m.
and i"eniy aeras aal amr.
PIG NEGRO Iavms Igre. W.a'
Fnsa biary,saau, Wil.an..l
j. T. llOLLlNGs9op.
August Is. 1870 H
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
AD1lNIsTAATon'g NoTEcE.

WIN 7 III y ~
November 28, 1910. 47-49
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

~ gORNBROOK q GIBSON Plumbers y. w. cor
z a nor OF Nonn,c a In sirrC;s-Whcre they ca. ~
Oh ihe house and steamboat plumbing in all rs bran
Chca
They have constantly on hand hvimuis OF yarul-
descriptions, liaitrrS Kettles, Water closets. Bath tubs.
head guIur shower baths, RC'ur;s Cor b,,arhlug. Chcmi.
"Il apI1rui.s, coin lead. Lead pines Of an sizes
sheet lead o. my thickness. and worked mp into any
manner OF form, waller conducted through lcaIcu pipes
irufE springs 20 dwelling houses iu the country.
Also Bar pUrITs, and Bar rooms fitted up 10 order
Leather hose. All orders Thankfully received and
puuciuuiIy received and punctualy attended 10.
Bah heaters patents force and len pumps.
iuup 6 I~ig
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09


NlLLOF IRA ZANE Observation-Disclosures
as SJran Zane hy her last will and testament dated
9Th March 1919, did among other things, brqueaih in
the following words, 10 Wit.
Whereas about the year seventeen hundred AMI Gf
" nine, Captain Newcastle au Indian chief or mcsscu
ger, ordered thirty pounds Pennsylvania currency To be
paid to my dear father, for the use of his two cousins.
"A boy and n girl, tIc hoy SION after died, the grl named
Betty, received a part of the above thirty pounds at
different times by Thomas Ming an Indian chief but a.
no information could Ice obtained OF SAID Betty for for
~ years and the residue ofsaid thirty pounds now ia
my possession ] am dcsirous that the full sum Of thirty
pounds principal with the interest from the year seven.
teen hundred aud fifty nine until the time It is pai I,
which ] desire 10 bc iaio faithful hands. Therefore I
will and direct my Executors 10 pay To the treasurer of
The committee Of the yearly meeting ofircnds held III
Philadelphia n pointed 10 relieve the Indians for the
benefit Of said Indians according 10 their best Judge.
mcnt in justice and equity.
And on The 18Th day ofNiay 1910. II was ordered
and directed 10y ruo Circuit Court of. tic United Stat,
IN and Es ihc Eastern District Of Pennsylvania. IN the
third. n follows.
Ordered That tho administrator ofSarah Zluc make
1ut a copy ofthe bcquesi ia the will ofSarah Zane in
favour ofIhe heirs OF Captain Newcastle aud give no
tee TO all persons cHiiIlcd to the same, L. present their
claims 10 the administrator on or before the tenth dav
of October neal, or they VIII he barred from the r..
covcry thereof; and tina, DC cause the Slmc to he pub.
!ished in one Newspaper in Wheeling. Virginia, ard
in U2c newspaper in Columbus. Ohio, uUCc a week
until the tenth day ufOciobcr next
or which all persons concerned are desired 10 take
notice. \. y. BROSNE, Administrator.
dc bunIs non cum T,sinmCuiIs lnnCNo.
Philadelphia Nav L. Is i0-5 m.
No. 3J1 Walnut street. philadrl, hi1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
CARR
SANt III NICLALLT Y.

Ut " NlBAllsl y,
EsTAIL upU- ASn sH E~TOHE
MANUEL N~'CI.ALLLN would rtsrrc;fully in.
iprn MS friends ard customers thar he has re.
cciNcd within a few weeks a very large addition oi
IN most fashionable and durable work, bought
expressly for r%ciailIr =. ! shall not attempt 20 des-
'F"c y IafICuiarze. Lad,s aud gentlemen will
please call al No. ~, Main street. nearly opposite
..' ' Virginia Hotel, and examine for themselves,
ana ] irlnk they vii not be disappointed. also.
coEstInly ou hand, Spanish sole leather calf,
boot Morocco, a. and binding skins. shoe thread,
lasts, DC. &c. q. June :, lsfo.-tE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
To UOUSE.KEEpERS.

N NERSONS about 90 commence Housekeeping AMI
,hose already al a.. dcS,rous OF awaiting them
selves of the greatest facilities for 50 doing, would
itUd % go their adyautag, Ia call az our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT,
and purchase one Of our cheap Cooking Stoves. to-
gcther with all the other necessary aruClcsu of kitch-
81 furniture.
Experience having taught those who new use
Them that stoves are decidedly preferable To the
common kltchCR CRATES and fire places on the score
both 81 economy and convenience, new beginners
would DO well Co pruEtby their experience, and sup
ply themselves NTH complete cooking apparatus NJ
once.
We have various sizes and patterns OF cooking
stoves aud every description OF wares, which Ne
will sell vsry low for cash, or 10 those who desire II
a liberal credit will pr -Iyy1-
mar "a CULBEBTSCN GREERS.
tRGAINS.
a IL NEW STOCK, At VERY EEBrCED PRICES
"a by the piece or yard 4. " Stocking d Co.
ne again in the market with an entire new stock Fl
staple and fancy X GOODS, recently purchased
m the Eastern cities.
Their stock comprises every article oG Ladies' ane
Grnllcmcus' wear. They are NOW receiving and open
ing their gods az the large Brick Store Room. No
1871. Zlncs Row, lately occupied 10y the NJ. ~ NJ
Bank of Wheeling.
They respectfully invite the attention oi their friend
and The public generally. To their New Stock, with ih,
assurance that they will not only find bargains, h'
very great bargains, Ia a word, as cheap as dc doV
,N, for Cash.
may :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

AEW BJOKS-Wr h's" Ilt receive IIr..
.s4,fs,a t9 uur fIm-r STOCK. .H...rgH f "a.
$500 Tbs8InCralr|1.sHH s..... aaf N....H
isrssar vorks o~fsiroff every acssrsr.a. tu,ua
u..rrrr fhrfrIYnfnf.
No. T,r4Ilrv. Q vols. Hall 600 fIs Blood. J4.s..
80 r.rIfsa W]4rtnfosl o PRACTICE p. yH'.i Mr.fH
de- I.r.s GrsFrnghy Clarke taT.ag -.m..
.s ErrrIs EfIlHaf. g.rfY 'fruef7rHy 1HF Al
80 rrB4f4 History Of the Inlted N'afsri John
~ DICTIONARY. E.ak~'a E0fHHs NHIEtTa -rHH..
D,e+sonty5 NuftalTa OrrIfh0iIEY EIrYfTl Travel
y roo = .siisrs or Palestine end Eryfr Hrrugz
~ f~-auhsei Am9ra re1Ey ..l Irf.Hv
spfss CoThsf Gu YIN aua Iala saotfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

A0$ ONE NJ. r. RAiSiNS. \ good article.
SSD and for sale al reduced prices hy
June , & a. MITCHELL.
~ YVES COURSE or NNTIITNIATrCS-P,- Pr
EsbeI by \ = RARNFS Co \, d suNOp
street. pbu,drl.li1.
EEgpr,,y,y S.-,s-I First Lessons in Arithmetic
n CgmgIarg Srh.1l Arithmetic. Roy II, Tho nL,vc do.
s,rprI rr Teachers ouI. UI First I..sous b, Go.
orB.fr- " First Lessons i'm AI,sbr,
HsgF.r T7yrss-I RYgrIng's AIrelr n Lcrcn.
drr's Gromrrr-. Er III Element, Of Srryoyirr "
A]nlr,,.4I Cragc,r- v plF.rsgri,l and Ip',gr,l
rrr.r,r. II D.srri-ry. C,.,sf-r VII Sb,I,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

DOCKS, BOOKS-Just received and tr s,Is b,
11 John Fisher. 1873 Main street.
Poets Of America. Turkey Msrroco Extra,
Pearl Tcsiamenis. Calf Extra,
Warrmgtonis Nurses Guide.
Baines French Revolution, 2 vols. Atlas.
Bridgewator Treaises. complete : vols.
Greece. Turkey. Russia & Poland. by Stewart
Palcys Universal History. 2 vols.
Turner's Chemistry, New Edition, 1910
Lnvaters PhysiogDny.
Slipwrccks & Disasters at Sea, &c, sc. &c.
jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

we rave entered INTO Col 1ftncrship. under the frn
ol HtIEEDuRl, CALDwEiL d Co, for The transaction
Of a GENERAL COMMISSION ~ FyRUspyt-a p,-s~
~ this City. We will ane d 10 tAa ~fe ora..--
s%criptuOn Of Merchandise liza. { msy be eo..;o,.I
. are prepared 20 MI ordets Tor any Of the Produce OF
'I'nui'c.ur'so OF ihs yieinit. as well a. 10 give our
prompt attention 10 the For .,srIiuy of All go.
y Us rom NE Last or Yves. From The long e1psr.
cncc sfour WV. II. ArrER' Jury q n & R,va.
the latter having been ChieI CLERK Scr F,f.yib A 49,.
pufy "fs'ven ycars-woi' confident that We shs0
be- cnah'cd 10 give entire sau duction q, an ,,bom..@e
trust Us with Their business
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
INNE NnTlCE.

ID ARR & ROBE have removed To- y. TO Nam
- street one door below Iorythc a hucshurys
a stand and nearly opposite Mr. Eoha's Char
I a'tpfy where they viii De- able to Furnish th. fol-
1W4ns articles, wE,I lower than ever hCiufe offer
81 in ths market, saddle. Budio~ Harness,
trunks, and every fNlrE else" Kept Iu Their business.
hey will alec keep Na'dviu's patent surrg, span
ish,h half SpaaI~H, fI. back and SIDE saddles, made
better than Cru L done hv any other wurkmcu
east uf the Dr.s Persons wr~hrur 'D Yurchasc eau
az any tIu,.
b1sr ana Buhh VIII also rp1rnur PIE Upho'stcr
H- Iu Cuur.rrUu with frsfr .1talr1g business,
I IrI furnish Matt. r. of 600 NiuLs % steam boat,
'ud sl others who wdliaHor them with their Gus
tom ap Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

uNuE WESTERN PILOT. or Chart OF TIE ohlo
and Nrslsirr Rivers. ir i~iD. lust received
aoJ IN, s,le by STEPHENSON g. GNRNODp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

NNSpEPSI We Iy,, G.-r.,.r LcIr
n r"'"g6s 81 ioIs 'issass. pud bayc heard ~,
t"u OF W2o rCni~G -, Luf fsra;snrr ss,y rI,p, ~
-, y" 81 s.''c 81. Ir v-ll,r. however. up
Sl.'I. u" Tie age 90 Of la. ItrLgI's Co,rr, says
,,. H. IEEMaNNS 1tENaN ~ UtEN7 Iuls. wiclphla
krovn ,1 r.. -" rno,.'l c .H'ln, has tinE The
Iiu'a'cd. We now M, a. 10 ne was "a the
",dh' IN ugn no auy8rare Of uGstrurgs of
- rihd. we 90 lot WITHHOLD 2 ueucr Of vbni W.
""'l 'I' sI'c icCs and virtues Of Dr. Earlthf4
Y I''"u," eve IElhtnI.S Hna Ceruua autfisuf
III ihn case brioI, uSfs q ly.i4. EeLul1.nf i1
Noh.- >piTto. The Times.
For ale ate, A. store of job. Eth, wLo.E
81 a. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
OPPOSITlON.

Two DAILY LINES r0E BALrr
< - MORE, WASHINGTON CRY. PIu
- L,pEiruR AND New YoEK. g.,
EDGJ S-yS sStA the wav o.thc National Rol.
PILOT LINE leaves Wbo.Luo r.rry v,rxry.
nj ! O'Clock reaches Frcicrirk second morning an,
rakes the w1rripa lam. ,t c.rs. ,r,iyipr n, R,IEmar, i
time 20 take The line of c,rs for Pbil,J.lpha and Nov
''iN.
GOOD INTENT LIN leaves Wheeling every
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

EDhNkOS OLLINS.W ini,alc Dealer in DTIrs
81 Nicdicin IS. CLcmzr.L p,,,,s on.
I'u'N' &C. 10 ia west Corner IS Minor d FiGh SIS
N',,"'eh Nidik 81 and CatsUnJ streets PuusDEfrmA.
O'N'Is rom ilys,'Iut~, brupgis;s and Country Mer.
iCnaS. ""'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
IATENr CORN FAINTER.

PATENT CORN PLANTER.
NO THE FARMERS OF ONO. BROOKE.
MARSHALL. BELMONT and JEFFERSON
'ountcs.-Wc again desire TO invite your particular
~pecJully request Won e. ell. the 6rSt time You com.
o. wheeling, NJ our 'ocElNc >TUvs, HOY 8 Fur
n " &c and fAEHINs UTFNsit establishments.
Nam and Union str,-t~l and purchase one Of th,s,
implements 'Tlth the and If Which one man ran d.
1s much work a. three OF tour ~ "a without hefor.
oncd ,aburous manner. And if vgu are not salts
ny i'' anu ''NNH' 81 IT.
-',ai gNHly after au'trg ~ your corn with o., "a,
VII lahc u back 'harSc n thing for the use Of n,
Pucn Of the Machiac $40. Terms. ono half ca n.
the balance payable after corn planting.
marc CULREVrSON 8 GRrERS
AZ ANTED-5o90 lbs Ginseng. for which rhr
highest market price viii Dec paid. IN cash. by
I'ni FORSYTH. MOORE - CLARKE
NNUuSKEY Sc barrels Of WlisLcy; barrels Of
w purc peach brandy. on CONSIGNMENT. and for
sale hy lrul6 JACOB q MITCHELL.
EyLENEN TONS POTASH. received aud tor sale
81 nov % hy CRNNGLE 4 BAILEYS.
ATIuSHEY-9 tool. whpacy on consignment.
w alJ lr s'o o.
in4 FORSYTH MOORE * CINRKE.
sA ui>hEN-ll h,.s p,uu>yI,au.a; 81 Iuzrn
w rou Lsnla., jus, received and for sale by
IIn - JACOB & MITCHELL.
JACOB 81 MITCHELL.
t~oNNi&>iDNj FORWARDING MERCHANTS
Nu.0l Main street. Wheeling.
Mako purchase afI ~1irs os Co,ruisyiaa. oraII Kind.
't County Produce, Domestic Manufacture q Cru.
cyr,rs.
ALSO receive and forward or store Produce and
Ncr.lHulizr m general. aug 81
%A B'gs Coffee, E' green, 80 Go,es $ Hcrrne
9BV , Bug. Pcppcr.
n - Boxes ground pepper.
Q ID Boxes Mustard DO bottle anil cIui-;cr-.
; du Philadelphia refined Sl-ar.
10 Dc Chuoula'c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

i"hS
{ IL. NEW GOODS-P W. S.o,LIns a. Co.. hav-
"a ing made arrangements 90 sell dc. tire stock
& Merchandise, are now flung IEg $40 . ~ re.
Gently occupied by the Merchants ant MstLanl, y
Bank > doors hollow iGe.r old q ud. TT The rc.Cy
u"n Of 70 complete and u.h assortment cf All Stw
ASb CUEsF GDsuz.
Oar former customers and r. edis are invited 10
eve ne a call. We expect our stock ia G " 2 daj :.
ap u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

NENIrIAN BLIND FACTORY.-Gcn w R,cr
' respectfully Informs the citizens of Wheeling 4
m' ru"'ic generally that he has established Ihc manu-
factory OF the Ncnitan blinds for Windows doors. &c
~ all Their various branchcs-ou Main street onpositc
Brown q Haddcrs-vhcrc he will keep. constantly
on hand a supply, Of a very superior article. and of all
sIl's-cqual, If not superior In workmanship Il, any
mace IA ihe western country. lie has employed Mr.
John {. Vail well known a. a superior workman nm
that line Of business, under whose direction The work
called for VIII b" faithfully executed all orders di.
recicd To the subscriber or, James Baker Druggist. will
be Thankfully received and promptly attended to.
june SIN
'oinmhus Statesman cory to the amount orS3 and
charge This Office.