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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07
CHEAP FASHIONABLE
A y N g TABLI HMENT

"A " n N u + L l. ] H M L T,
lOo Beckman street, near Pearl.
in want OF cothns will find il their interest
article N the linz made in style that superior most and
'lfsl 'ss' P PrssI s9''' ' I:s
Fine Cass Pants, SIS
made the very STYLE at the following pricesDress
Goats e. s'os Fr"s.ss 50 tosSO' PANTS
Vapor BATHS are removed from Is oh" sire TO sss
Broadway, opposite the City Hospital Mrs p Carroll
era for the liberal support Tor
the last fifteen and hopes by her assduy
The Baths open fro: O'Clock morning till
o'clock at night and are used with much all sudden
date relief Testimonials efficacy seen A. the
establishment from the following eminent ysicans doc
tors A. Stevens, " Mott, Eush, Boya aenevin Rhine
lander Nelson, Smith, Ireland Nissan, Borrove Vanden-
s mss Pc S and s4STST ES b had all
for sale hire Baths any part the CITY
n syrupof sarsapars AVID Li'srwort, SC fresh from the
nnahcIs miy
B. lRWiNS Co, Members, OF The koysl College Of Sur
eases in all their various stages their o,ce ssl Fuon
the connections arrangemen, Of their
sons nornE Under delicate complaints can he treated with
B. Irwin Co. pledge themselves that in Ill cases of tn.
moe. violent veneres which have hitherto fallen under their
soee, Their treatment without has been
cesul and speedy They need not by certificates the
their reputation in this city j. well known and respected By
all who had occasion colfde their honor II strongly
Deobstr.ent Pills that thar should lie taken ON
occasonas might produce effects which these Who
would be mothers are desrSns to ssoid preventive
se hsdrecent cured in days Those who have
ured themselves b. secret td destructive habit obtain
relief solvent security all that will be required, until
shall Re effected. Letters raid detail The
complaint and ering suitable &c, will b immediately
rrfies Tvs Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

i,v Ink BALD HEADED AM OrHERs-Oo.s any
know nogbor friend who has BE- en- Bald, and whose
head is covered with hue i One whose coat collar
covered with though brushed every hourwhch has
vanished entirely orone whose hairs at early age were
turning who has not hair Children whose
heads covered with segwhose hs'r wsud not grow
must be knowp most persons Ask them the cause and
BALMOF COLUMBIA. OF years growth is this tice
its demand annually some hundred ccnthough
when discovered opposed by thing for the
pose. assaiei by almost numble ushrooS trash
p.rations, will the hal II used to Can
be wantedr fer the
by list finances Of espccabity unequed by other
article Look these thhebuS this -rele sta and pre-
hair By its f u restore H. Ladies, attend
ihs-ndreis in is,osabc life ssne as the ory
cle really ct for the toilet. Lnug hr is apt to fall out
La les, the Balm ofCoumba time to yourselves
the disgrace OF badness by neglect Of persons.
duty mOraists to ursserye the beauties OF ma
which untu Creator has endow ed youuse the
Balm, for il will do IT..
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED
Several attempts have made counter
felt the Balm Columbia Some of the mposfors have
gone thu SPLENDID wrappers the Falls
OF Niagara and every external mark except the Of Com
stock, which they dare not forge.
To avoid mposons therefore always lock for tine name 81
Coms OK Co L. y tomstock and buy the article
unless il has that upon It, -
Sold wholesale aud retail, ony:at No. Fletcher ST., NJ
jyl 2mY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07
.sTHNlA AND PHTHISIl

G-5S7- =s--= ASTHMA AND PHTHsIC.-
ESvNA EH5NYvf&1l '-rsons troubled with thess DIS
ressing diseases, meet with
Sxs-sE*sss@--4V almost instant relief isd speedy
trl ~ aIplS .Es ts. MOTT the celebrated Female
Physician. Sec ahvsrtisement iy9osm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07
PUBLISHED DAILY -
IA NJ ES q Oh DON BENIN EFT

NO. a Ann STHEET.
TERMS OF bDVEHTISINo.-T1e eytepsry. c,renla,,o,
Of the HYRsLD both IN town spd c1sny bsies IL susro,
channel fer ad, srtiscrs.
rwrLvt LirEs gE~
! cay, days, " vs. dys ~ ~ 10 dgvr, e~
ga ,Sls @ls 2@il tw
rop EtgH1 LINES o.
weeks ~ So y m"aths,
1 month, months
G5 An advertisements 90 Ne md fcr before their ias.,
ton
Advertisements inserted W the wssaIy tsasLp 81 sl lev
square every insertion. y
NopNtNs HFRt
prce fco cerfs per cOpy Ccut,y t,rrisbes
ue same RATE ior ahy verud rr,atsres
vance. NO Ia1rr sent. unless paid N sdssscc,.
,WttsIf bIh hLU--issuph Satadnv rcrnsc q
sr reafs Fsr,es ~ sui;
&c ribfrs AZ Us Der aanuo IN advance.
CohpE~POeDkrTr-sfc "a ado
,As.s ooEDor Bsrysrr hcfre'or 81 kftos al sl
ere on rsnnss msst 10 ros, pssA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

YELLOW PINE ,TlMBER AND LuMBER- House and
shop Timtsr, Railroad Scouting, Ship Hank. Oil Cask
Healing t2o1g Boards Sc saved To- sey ,agth an size
requires and delivered Al this oihrr port the cstsh
ishes priess of The steam saw Mills Wilmington e.
Cargne FER the West facs furnished at short notice and
On the most favorable terms. Auply to
ies RICHMOND Woodruff ~ So"th ~.
DAB The public nfImed ht 10 rev vt extorti0n by
y IN Drivers of Cabs and ths tsf.ras cf
that ride; the following the Rate of Chsrgss abs
be ougng 70 the O. igna Cab Office and Stsht rosb~ IT
and A. to and Astor House, list II which Is put 10
each Cab
Az calls attended 10 from dslngs or from steamboats,
other Of the city with so cents
When leaving The star with person, any distance
'oV'r mlfs $3.50 -,
When by the hour driving in from place 90 place,
TN ~ rse London Cab. per hour. ............-s
Any variation of the above ~ by the drivers vi be
strictly attended to- " NOTICE Is given At the stable ohcs.
by not through tie post Office, to Cab Office, 1876 Crosby
street. ". v.
All over charges refunded and the driver demanding N,
amount, will be discharged D2stw
DWIGHT, UANFOkTH u co, BRCKFRs M. T. Msr
~ chants rchnee safety Fund. Red Bach. Eastern Phi
dehs and Baltimore FUNDS bought and sold the hes
TERMS. api am
COLD, OF ALL KINDS, BOUGHT AND SOLD at IN,
g J. syLvEsTERs
jyi1 100 broadway and q w ali street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07
ONE HUNDRED CABS.

VANDERWEkkkN, manufacture cf Cabs Ou,nihusses.
Stage COACHES, Railroad srs Sc., corner Of Hamilton
Rr1en and McWhorter the Railroad Depot
Newark ~ j. has already finished and in state forward
ywards Of hspdsd Of the new 70
two u four persons.
" D. The cautioned against nfring on
ne improved Cabs. jes sn
RANK CT ENGLAND NOTES, SOY EREIGNs.AND
II ENGLISH SILVER, bought and sold At
g. J. sYLVESTERS,
ivts 100 Brosdw.y and "a a ali s,rr,S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

=---xM riTs--FITS- Ih,s dreadful dis
Ntf9CX 90 - oSxss< IL positively cured by Mrs
itSS9gSI - kS1&3ExS i0Tr. the eeie,rsted Female
Ss[ssz@z@--k&sx1kY ,hysicisE, ils Spring street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

MAN(iLES. NJ ANGLES-PRICES REDUCED.
INPORTAN L Hotel and Boarding House Keepers. and
Familes.-DUNCAN IVES I respectfully inform the
public that they have hand and their
Patent Mange which for utility and durability not 10 be
surpassed; IL is labor saving machines IL entirely
ironlg aud dly puts b-auti u gloss
sheets table lnen Sc &C. without the aid of fuel They
may operation at the Cy Hotel, Pearl Street
House, Athenasm aud Carlton Houses.
~ B-A second hand Mangle for sale cheap
They sed No. Little Green street Liberty ST.
New ork where Messss w. do all kinds of iron work
nd HANGING hs m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

SWELLED BREAsTS-Alueint IL. breast 50 often stter
e hrt months Of nursng can he easily cured with
~HERMAN'S BREAST OINTMENT. II stops the gath.
ering ~ aud prevents ITS hr.akirgs timely will
save all fromnense su ring Several phy scians nurses
extensive experience have usa H. where otbei
dies bad failed sold at los Nassau street door from
iei2 tavrIr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

IRA NIrE.The Staten Island Granite Company, having
II completed their rail read and dock and commenced
ryg ready all orders for ballast and build
ing sone also kendge for ships The Offices of!he somPa.
Nt7 New street. this city, and their wharf at
Staten Island Oders left at either Of thu places with
Messrs ,ove rcMurav, So South street. and Isaiah Ro
gers Architect the Merchants xchange, will be promptly
faithfully executed The depth Of water at the end Of the
pier feet; the laden with stone pass within
Wis iawswiss LEWIS GIBSON, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16
Wheeling, March %. IsiO. SIN

u NENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, sc. FOR
Z SALE-PusuaHt 10 the provisions Of tho ar
uclcs of partnership Of NaH!eer, Hicks ~ Co, Edward
D. Hicks, one OF the members Of said firm being drai)
the Undersigned surviving partners Of said frn. will
on the first day Of October, 1910, and the succeeding
day Il necessary, or the premises IN Nashville. sell M
public auction all the real estate belonging 10 or con.
necicd with tho Tennessee Rolling Works, AMI The
Tennessee Rolling Works" with al their harejitl-
ments and appurteRauccs, fixtures. Sc.
Tho real estate belonging N and connected with
the Tennessee Rolling Works Is as lolloyys. viz about
seven acres of land situated IL he town Of Nashville.
on the bank Of tho CumbcTland River, immediately
above what ~ called the Upper Ferry. purchased of
David McGayock. the University Of Nashville. and y
a. AlcNairy g. wife; upon this parcel OF land are situ-
ated tao Rolling Works proper, a Foundry in which
any Of the Machinery necessary for the Works can DO
cnsf. n large brick store house, a large brick Boarding
House sad o'hcr valuable improvements; there Is au
excellent landing on the river.
An undivided interest in the Coal mines on Cum
hcrland UytI in Pulaski county. Ke2tucky. and the
lands upon which they are situated, the umount Of THE
interest and the whole amount Of the lands will be
shown BY the subscribers % any one who will call on
Them. it being impossible 10 describe these with ac-
curlcy IN on advertisement.
The real estate above mentioned including every
thing affixed 70 the freehold, will be spii upon the fol-
lowing terms; one fifth Cash. aud the balance ~ equal
lnstalnsuts of one. tvo. three and four ycars-ampie
security will be required Of the purchasers.
~ Hot deemed neCCfsHy 10 say much on c'WinCn-
datcn Of tbts property. The Rolling Works were
built in 1884. they have been IN successful operation
ever since, they are now ia good repair. and arc not
surpassed by any establishment OF the Kind in the o.
nited States, as the uudersicncd bglioyC; They have
corrected with them ON extensive Nsilcry.
Al the ramc time and place the undersigned will
sell al he personal estate connected with the said
Rolling Works on a credit Of nine months The per
s-ull properly consists mauly # the following itcms.
viz - or - yaIushic siI,es, mules. borsce. wagons.
carts. household auJ kitchen furniture. with many 9th
or smaller matters too numerous Oh mention. Notes
with good security payable a. Bank will bo required
of the purchasers oi the pers1nal property.
The properly will be- at sl times opou fr insurr.
tou 60 those who may wish n purchase and apy bon.
formation val D.. furnished f1 persons af re- distance.
EJEFWT BANTER
ANTHONY W NANBCER
s.rrr HarHrrs af h, Pan Of Io1fe.r Hc5sF o.
mar l2-lv.f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16

w W. W: e, e. Sal i; I'M JiME $ H.. Y Gon:-
West side Mar street near Market Alley, Hhrsl
ing, pTgiri6.-HaveO on hand and are constantly
manufacturing n general assortment of vel superior
FUR and SILK HATS. Elack and Drab. Beaver
and Castor, plain White Rus PLAIN and Napt Hats
OF every size and quality. They likewise keep con-
stantly on hand an assortment OF men aud boys Fur
and Cloth Caps, all ofwhich they offer TO their Gus
toners and thepulsic Ell the most accommodating
TERMS Country Merchants and dealers peuegally
are respectfully requested 10 give them a call aud
examine thefr stock, as lhep are determined 20 sell
cheap for cash or approved credit. Aus. L.. 1855
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA,

More Pro9s q he Egso1cy Of d.. Hnrtich's Med, M,
Mr. JAMES HARTMAN, of Sumnyiown, Pa, en,it.!
..ured OF the above disease, which lac WIS afflicted VIZ
or sI years. His symptoms were a sense Of dc,c.
non and oppression after eating. distressing pain in Il
PIT OF the stomach, nausea. loss OF appetite. gidLin, i.
ana dinness Of sight extreme debility, aatulency. acT
eructahons, sometimes vomiting, and pain ia the r.g
side, depression of spirits, disturbed rest, EintnesS. a. :
not able to pursue his business without causing inn.
date exhaustion and WEAKNESS. Mr. Herman is Ia
py to state TO the public, and il wiling to give anv J,
ioFn'euou 10 the afflicted, respecting the w~onder..l
benefit ne received from the use OF DR.. HARLICF's
Compound Strengthening aud Gcrsuan Aperieat Pa,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16
RHEuMNTIsM, enireIy orrcI by lIe use Of ;

RHEUMATISM, entirely cured nv The ma. az H.
O. 7. HARLICH'S COMPOUND STEENGrHEI
INC AND GERMAN APERH:NT PILLS
Mr.. WILSON, OF Chester Co. PENN,
wanna. afflicted for TWO years with the above distre sir
'iscase, of which lac had to use his cruIchcs for cightc, n
ioit'i'' hh symptoms were eNcrutiailHg pain in A.
az JOINTS, especially IN has Hip, Shoulder and Ankl. d,
-pai' increasing ALWAYS towards evening, attend. (,
nh hcat. Ma. WILSON was AZ one tine not sLi.
omoSe his limbs on accounrof the pain being so prrs
Ie p inG advised 10y n friend of his 10 procure Il.
tAhlICliS ills On which he seat 10 thc agent
west chester and procured some On using the med
, 1.-THE third day the paindisappcarcd and his s;renrl.
Increasing fast. and ia tIrec weeks was able 10 ,re,,
to hI business, which hc had Rnt done tor Is .sonfh
tor tue beneti; Of others afflicted, lac wishes these iu.
published, dat they may bc releYcd, asd again ON, .,
tie pleasures Of healthy life.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16

ACIIE BRONCHITIS, A FORERUNNER q
CoNSLMfIiON-This disease j. very much Il.
common ca'arrh. II generally commences like a., q,
iInary cold, with l~assi;ude. chillincss. slirh, cough a.
oppression and u5hIneSs about the breast. In ma
h''a-aos INC disease seems al iTst of no very ~cr.o
character. AZ the disease continues The op,,.s,;o,
the breast increases. the coun:euance becomes srnr,.
sivo 0! anxiety, the respiration becomes more md mo-,
laborious. sometimes wheeling or rafting sound, n ;,
he air was forced through a narrow aperture cloqp~
an a viscid auid. To neglect his d.ssse il may
i'ero"s consequence. but by a timely application e.
'. ~Swaynos Compound Syrup Of Wild Chcrry. NJ
trIoi attention TO the directions, all these unplcGs.s
,iocIs will be removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16

? FNWfN1Y logs 80. J. o t,isf ,-ssc,
o. .', UT" g. .,,sa hydraulic pf.z. Is >,
e.' I'd aud fr sao by
l'-' REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16
To HOUSE.KEEPERS


nERSoNS about to commence Housekeeping and
those alresdy ut it. dosirous of availing them
-elyes of the greatest faciarics for SO doing, would
tindi it to their advantage TO cen at Our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSs FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
aud purchase one OF our chcap Cooking Stoves. to
yether with all the other necessary articles Of hItch-
Ell furniture.
Experience having taught those who new use
them that stoves are decidedly preferable 10 the
common kitchen CRATES and fire places on The scor,
both Of economy and concentrates, new beginners
would co well TO Proftby their cxper ence, and sup-
ny themselves With complete cooking apps: sins at
once.
We have various sizes and patterns OF cooking
stoyes aud every de scTiption of wares, which We
will sell very low for cash, or to those who desire ~
a liberal credit will be given.
mar "a CULBERTSoN & GREERS.
=. DARGAiNS.
IL SEw STOCK. AT vERY REorcED PRICES,
"a by the piece or yard y. W Stocking & Co,
are sgnin in the market with an entire new stock ~
staple and fancy DRY GOODS. recently purchased
in The IGsiern cities.
Their stock comprises every article Of Ladies' and
Genrlemcns' wear. They are now receiving and open
ing their goods at the large Brick Store Room. No
l3l. Zane's Row. lately occupied by Ike NJ. e. NJ
Bank Of Wheeling.
They respectfully invite the attention Of thou friends
and the public generally. to their New Stock. with th'
assurance that they will not only find bargains, bu
ve.y great bargains, ia a word. as cheap os ne checp
eSL, for .CSsA.
may q .-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16

TAFS, UAPS.-Just received from New York, n
~ we'll selected assortment Of Fur & Cloth Caps Of
every sIzo and description, winch Will be seld low
Call at the Hat & Cap store Of
W. w. & 6 H. UMEsON, 100 Main st.
sept l7-n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16

DOOKS-Abbois School Girl,
ID Abbots Young Christians.
Jsckson's Life Of Harrison, second edition
Young Ladies Fucrd.
Barnes on The Gospels vols.
Grahams Lectures TO Young Mon,
Rrackenridgo's Late War.
KIRK Whites Poems,
Phillips Curran. Cntan and Emmett.
Ossian's Poems,
Combe on Constitution Of Msn,
DO. do. Digestion DictotIcs,
Bestie on Truth,
Berritfs Geography Of the Heavens. &C, Sc.
just received and for sale by JOHN FISHER
NAV 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16
CARD.
SAMUEL brCLAI.LFN,

DpCLAI4LEN,
RETAIL BOOT AND SHE sToRS.
ANU N'CLALLk-N would respectfully in.
iorm his friends ard customers that he has re-
eeiVsD sNlih.n q few weeks a very large addition oi
the most fashionable and durable work, beught
expressly for retailing. / shall not atismpi to des.
crlDei1r paTncularize. Ladies and gentlemen viii
please call at No. ls7, Main street, nearly opposit,
the Virginia Hotel aud examine for themselves
ana think they will not be disappointed. Also
eehs.antiy on, hand, Spanish sole leather. calf
poot MOROCCO. kid .Dd binding skins. shoe thread
'aS's' &C. &C. q. June q, Is40.-tE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.
DARSS& ROBE have removed to No. IIs Main
street, 0:e door below Forsythe g. Ats-Sury's
old stand and nearly opposite Mr.. Robb's Chair
Factory, whcfethey vii be able TO furnish tn fol-
lowing articles, much lower than ever before offer
ed IN this market, vE-Seddies, Brides, Harness,
They will ale. keep Bald wins pGtent spring, Span
ish, half Spanish, fall back and side saddles, made
better ttan' can be done by anY'Gther workmen
east OF the. Ohio. Persons wishing To purchase can
have the pleasure CT tfyfsg theu.toriau hour or so
at anytime.
Barr and Robb will also continue the Upholster'
ing in connection with their saddl.ng business,
and furnish Mattresses of all kinds To stecm boats
end all others who ~llfzVor them witE yheir GUS
tom, ap 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16
LEW

~ EW CONCERN.-Boat stores, Groeeues. Liquors
&c. by W. III. HOUsroN & Co. tat the sand
formerly occupied by }. r. Forsyth a CO.. No. -,
Water street Beats can be supplied At all times with
iorcs and every other attention afforded 10 facilitate
their interest. Family GrSoonos, Wines and Liquors a.
ways on hnnd a. above. nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16

TI1iLDREN TErTTING-To Mother. and Nur
" scS--You are owu-s that there arc hundreds o
hose liile ones you 80 dcoriy oyc. who are daily hur
RED int en- Cntmely grave, from that distressing ma
"ey' Commissions which almost every infaD, fails 3
prey To NJ the time OF dcHiition therefore. YOU VIII.
sue mothers. and have the care Of those hide ones
s,..'Gl apply 10 Paris Celebrated Soothing Syrup. for
Inan,. Il Teeth, which has preserved thousands. who,
thought On t recovery. from that destructive ravager.
TOr sale at 1, ~. Clair street. next door 10 The ale
chCnv bridge. Pin burgh and AT 10 North Eighth 81
Philadelphia.
Aso-For .alc at lie sore Of .CEN TlSBEL
Wheeling. Va. nov ,
NASH Will be PAID by tue SUI. sug.bcr tor Glove
~ and Timothy seeds.
jana5 JACOB & MuTchsLL
SMALL COIN-SlCC IN l-olhs aud l.l6tLs. a,st
y dimes and IL dimes. Cor saio by
jan % A. OFS n Co. Brokers.
.INscED cIL.-3 bbls Linseed Ol, IN store ar,
ian4 FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE
koHN NfoORE, late Superintendent Of the Cir
- Water Works. informs the citizens of Wheeling
that he has purchased out Mr.. G. W. BROOKS. Plum
her. and is fully prspared to furnish all articles in hi
line, such as Hydranis. Lead PumTs, Pipes of yariou,
kinds and sizes, Iiaiters' Kettles. and Sheet Lead
Having his machine propelled by steam. he will b,
able 10 furnish all articles in his line with puRciualiy
and despatch.
Wheeling, Va. Feb. 1,1s+0-ly
a Il. GOFt n co. LOTTERY AND EN-
"a CHANGE BROKERS-REAL ESTATE &
MONEY AGENTS, AND GENERAL INTELLI
.GENCE OFFICE-OFee lS2 Main street. HLeeting
Ia.-An kinds of Southern and Western ocrUEcabs OF
~dePosi;e, and bank notes purchased a, the very highest
market rates.
Tie highest price paid for drafts at sigh, on Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York. and constantly foI
sale at the lowest premium.
Buy and sell all kinds CT Foreign and American
gold.
They also attend TO tho esllsetien of notes, drafts
bills of exchange. &c. may Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-16
WILLO or SARAH ZANE DECF

LIZ F SARAH ZANE Observation-Disclosures
rs Saran Zane by tes last win and tes,anent dated
2iih March 1918. et among other things. bee uoaih in
the following words, 10 wit.
Whereas about the year seventeen hundred and &c
" nine, Captain Newcastle an InGian chief or messen
ger. ordered thirty pounds Pennsylvania currency To be
paid to my dear father, for the use of his two Cousins.
a boy and a girl, the hoy soon after died. the gri named
BETTY, received o part Of me above thirty pOr0ds at
different times by Thomas King On Indian chie@, but as
no Information could be obtained of said Betty for for
~ years and the residue eff said IhiIiy pounds now in
my possession | an 6esi.ous that the full sum Of thirty
pounds principal via The interest fem the yoar seven
teen hundred and fly wire until re time IL is pal T.
which ] desire TO be into faithful hands. Therefore I
will and direct my Executors to pay 10 TIE treasurer of
the committee ofthe yearly meeting offriends held in
Philadelphia a Pointed 10 relieve tho Indians for the
benefit OF said Indians according 10 their best Judge
mont in justice and equity.
And on the 18th day ofMay 1910. II was ordered
and directed by the Circuit Court Of the United States
in and for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania. in the
third, as follows.
Ordered that the administrator ofSarah Zane make
out a copy of the bequest IN the will ufsarah Zane in
favour ofEhe heirs ofCaptsit Newcastle and give no.
lice to all persons cfuitled TO The same, To present their
claims TO the administrator on or before the tenth day
Of October next. or they will be barred from the re-.
lishcd in one Newspaper in Wheeling. Virginia. and
in ose newspaper in Columbus, Ohio. once e week
uAtl The tonlh day ofOctober next
or which all persons concerned are desired To take
notice. 4. A. r YNE, Administrator.
de bonis non cum TestamcnIis annexo.
Philadelphia, May ii, 1915 m.
No. 307 Walnut street. PHILADELPHIA