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New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

~, z a EkVB II U x S[A n Z, OF ENCHdHEU To J
ss1a Property-A Farm in Queens County l.. J. on
-<e tanng between so and 90 acres Of irst rat I'D
IN high state of cultivation. The Dwelling mt
houses arc all new and FIRST order, with
failing well of good water, apple orchard &c. + .i,
lance is nine miles from New-York. The above pr. .y
will be sold or exchanged for city property, p =
sion given immediately. Address l.. N. $. this oiec.
81 Jtawtf
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

uTOOT, 81 bales. for sale BY dhiSNrLh' pa
Wy TURN & co. 70 soath-st- su-7
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

DpAssD.-A family be accommodated with IA
- front p1rlor and bedrooms with board also
few genteucn at No 90 East Broadway SIS Il
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

II Privnie Eonrding.-Gan,icmeu wishing per
nancn Board and ROOFS location convenient 10 no
business part Of the City, will be accommodated ~ No. -
Duape-see Just of Broad way where but few board
arr akes and every maze to reader t1er
10 ne pleasant and comfortable. The house entirely
ew and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
References exchanged. ~ q
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

fIEpOFcSSI T. p!Uycr%-i guarantee - fur
l ni,h employees NTH SO INDUSTRIOUS honest Nplng
ncn, such - Clerks OF al e cripupus Coachnca Wait
r.. Gro * Sc. at I peran-s Office. - Nassau -
4 Tai, Office has had the honor Of furnishing
Hr Van Buren,, ENPrcsdtat. and the Hon. Samuel l..
Southland, with servants. WILLIAM HENDERSON.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

VS-ANrEp-,t the Free oficc f-r Ser,sat.. % East
~ Broadway .i:Iauon, American. Euei-a and coed
l.h gfl. wh the ~, cf city reference ffo lat paces.
No charge EMPLOYERS aati su cd imPositeH must 30
-gtIorn SO
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
-. FURNITURE ZOE SALE, AND

Tii. MOUSE TO KENT.-A family leaving the
city ogc- for sale superior Of Furniture, year
Also, the House 10 until the first Of Mny next,
with the privilege Of renewal another year. The House
modern built complete repair situated the East
Of the city Rent low. Address Boz 1887, Lower Post
Office siT 81,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

mo CAWPENTERS, EUll.DERS, &c
just published, Modern Builders Guide, lustra-
ted with 81 copper plates: Minard afcvcr, Architect
This work repetr with every information connected WIN
the business tconaIns treatise on hand and
stair rating branch which has heretofore beer but i'm
perfectly noticed The principal part OF the plates have
hccn BY the subscribers with great care and attcn
loa lt- ud-omey bousd in quiro, and respectfully
offered TO the pubic at wholesale and retail.
WI. d. SMITH,
Architectural Portrait, Seal aud Gard EngrsVer and
Printer. leo Broadway. Sd story
For Sale few fine ol-Sioaes for EngFavcrs, Dentists
ro,oiio.s SIS lv'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
WHEELING Posi- oFFICE.

NEW NAIL ARRANGEM NE MS
GREAT MAIL
trem East arrives az O. o'clock. A. NJ.
To West departs At % o'clock. A. NJ.
From West, arrives At > o'clock. a. NJ.
To East. deparis nj 8 O'Clock: a. NJ
Northern or Sieubenyille Mail. Arrives nj 30
minutes after NJ. aud departs at halfaner one. z. NJ
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at II. NJ. Departs Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. at I o'clock. 2. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays and
saturdays. nj 3 o'clock. p. NJ. Departs Mondays &
Fridays at 5o'clock. a. NJ.
WOodsiicld Mail arrives every Thursday. O'Clock.
A.. w. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. p. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
nndSaIurday, at IL o'clock, A. NJ; Departs same
days at l o'clock z. NJ.
MOrganiown Mail arrives. Tuesday. 6 o'clock Z.
NJ; Departs Wednesday. 6 o'clock. A.. NJ.
Letters intended for the morning walls shonld be
deposited by 4 o'clock. in tho morning.
Inland postage ofJoreign letters must be invaria-
bly, paid.
Office open at . ] o'clock, A. NJ.
i. AGNEw. p. NJ.
=, :. The Office opens on Sundays after the pre-
paration OF the Eastern mail, which will lie usually
at half AMER nine. A. NJ. and remain open ONE
HOUR June 10
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PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT FOR
SALE.

The subscriber, DESTROYS Of engaging in other buSi-
ness. offers for sale one.half or the whole Of the es-
Enlistment Of tho WHEELING TINES AND ADyER-
TIsER. The paper is published three times a week,
has a fair amount Of Advertising and Subscribers,
with ample and good material fT publishing a daily
paper. a weekly paper is also published from the
same matter. having on extensive circulniion, which
may with ease be doubled.
Connected with the sane is n Book md Job Office
with three good iron presses all Of which are gener-
ally kept running with books or jobs, the Office being
supplied with every variety Of Job Type. In nddi-
ton TO The usual business furnished TO printing e.
Lablishmenis Of this size. IL has The advantage Of
large quantities of stereotype work, the printing Of
the city. Post office. Superior count. and the publ
cation Of the Laws Of the Unicn, and an extensive
foreign advertising.
This establishment is. certainly situated IS IL - 10 q
large and business city, in the very centre Of all th'
trade between The East and West. and st a poin
from which the earliest news can be disseminated
Go Inc whole west. a very desirable location for an
one with a small capital desirsus Of engaging in III
business. Either The " hole or one half will b
sold low and on easy terms.
JANIS y. WHARTON.
wheeling. Va July G.. 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TNHE following DESERVED valuable real esiai,
A lying in The CITY oi Wheeling will be udcre,
at public sale on The Is h day oi September next
viz: iwo parts Of lot No 81. one cornering on Man
st and Market Alley. each 81 feet trout on Man
II and 99l feet towards Market 81. oa each of which
Is erected a well finished three story brick house.
Also lot No l27 corneung on Market square and
Market Alley, irOuiing on said square SO feet and
extending on ,nid alley 99I feet. including a portion
OF lot No 81. On which sid lots No liz. and pnr,
Of No 81. are erected four 3 story buildings (oi
htiek.) The aforesaid lots lying & being in thai part
Of the city Of Wheeling Laid oifby Ebenener Zane.
Also The following property situate in that part
Of said city laid Oft by WIN Chapline and John Eof.
viz; three lots from No II TO IL. and from IL to Il
inclusive bcunded by Main and Water streets ON
The = a w and situated between 81 and 81 streets
ON y a , on which are erected several frame hon.
ses (all rented) three lots and others ON Main and
Water streets will bc divided. Also 10 Lots of
gnound situate In same addition md numbered on
The plat offs Wheeling. as follows. No II and IS.
"a which are erected five two story dwelling hon.
ses (of brick.) Nos l47 and Ia. and Nos 1873. 2O2.
100. 224. 225. $50. 252. 254 anil 200. Also Nos
lOl tn lO4 on which nre erected 2 large brick Pork
houses, and several dwellings. Also Lot No sc on
which are erected two brick houses.
Also the following lots situated in the addition IN
the aforesaid city. land of by VIM. Chapline. and
designated on plat Us 6illows: Nos $50 and go and
from No 267 10 No 275. and from 7s4 To- 300. md
from No 3O2. and the remaining Nos from 300 10
551, all inclusive. and the south half of Lot No 2Tg
Also the ground West Of Water street lately in pos.
session OF VIM. Chapline reserYing warfage and
ferry rights.
Also about 40 acres of coal land adjoining nddi.
iion to said city by WIN Chapline. and embraced
within the limits Of the city of Wheeling
PERSONAL PROPERTY, And at the samo r:me will
be sold two carriages with harness and one sleigh.
Sale Of real estate on the premises commencing
at lO O'clock. a NJ. The utlo to be conveyed is be-
lieved TO be Indispuiahle.
A liberal credit will be given 10 purchasers. for
particulars refer To either of the subscribers.
Any portion Of the above property will be sold at
private sale, until the time above mentioned.
S SIIRIVER.
SBRADY.
HW CHAPLINE.
July ID Inc Trustees Of Nm CbonIisn-
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Inmh&


A N ORDINANCE, 10 prohibit the erection
N Of wooden buildings, 10 the square bounded
by Market. Fourth. Union and Madison stfeets.
Whereas the owners Of not less than Two thirds
of the ground included in the square bounded by
Market. Fourth, Union, and Madison streets, have
3eiiGoned The Council OF the city Of Wheeling, te
prohibit the erection in said square, Of wooden bull
dings, according 10 the authority vested In the said
council by The act 10 incorporate The city Of Wheel
ing. in the county Of Ohios
BE It therefore ordained by The council Of the city
OF Wheeling.
Sec 1. That il shall hereafter he unlawful. N
said square. 10 erect, or cause to be erected. or W
anymanner 10 AID in erecting any building. or any
addition to any building. more than ten feet higl
unless the outer walls ihefeoG be made Of brick and
mortar. OF stone and mortar.
Sec 2, Any person who shall erect, or cause 10 be
erected, in said square. any building. or addition
c ,nimry 10 The preceding section, shall, for ever
such offence. forfeit and pay TO The city Of wheel
ing. the sum Of ten dollars. and moreover shall for.
felt end pay 70 the said city, the sum Of ten dollar
fr every day such building OF addition shall remaiI
in said square.
Sec .. Any pcrson who shall labor. or IN m,
manner AID in he e~rcctioa II any building or addi
lion. contrary 10 Ihis ordinance. shall forfeit and pa
10 The city Of Wheeling. The sum Of five dollars 70
ever day he shall he % employed.
Sec. 4. This ordinance hall take eject from an
after is passage.
Passed. July 22d. i5ii.
GEo. DUTY. Mayor.
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Complainant,
against
Ebcnezer Zane e. Alexander III. Chapline, Elizabetb
Chapiine, Executrix, and the sad Alexander
Chnpline, Executor Of The last will and testament
OF Moses w. Chapline. late OF Ohio county, dc.
ceased. The said Elizabeth Chapline. widow and
devisee Of said Moses w. Chapline de ceased. the
said Alexander III. Chapline. Josiah w. Pomerov
and Mary Ann his wife. PercivaI M. Potts and
Elizabeth G. his wife Maria Louisa Cha pline, Mo-
SEES w. Chapline son Of the s1id Moses w Chap
line deceased. Sophia u Chaplihe. Jane Relic
Chapline. William H.. Chapline. Charles James
Fox Chapline, Josephine ChapIine. Francis ID.
ChaPline, Anna Corinna Chnpline and Roern
Chapline; which said Alexander IT.. Mary Ann.
Elizabeth c., Maria LOuISa. Sophia H.. Jane ReICc.
William II Charles F., Josephine. Fnncu ID
Anna 70 Moses w. the younger and Roena are
children, heirs at law. and devisees Of the said
Moses w. Chapline, deceased. Defendants.
The Defendants Josiah w. Pomeroy and Mary
Ann his wife, late Mary Ann Chnplinr. and Perez.
val N. Potts and Elizabeth G.. his wife. late Elm.
beth g. Chapline. not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according 10 tho act OF As.
sembly ana the rules OF this court. and il appearinq
nv satisfactory proof that ihev are not Inhabitants of
tie Conn olwealth Of Vir init-and The said de- n
dnnls Elizabeth Chnpline, exeeuTiI. widow md de-
yisee ofMOses w. Chapline, deceased. Marin Lou
isa Chapline. Moses w. Chapline the younger, Will
liam III. Chapline, Charles J. r.. Chapline. Anna C..
Chapiine, and Roena Chapline. children. heirs a,
law and devIsees Of the said Moses w. Chapline,
deceased not having entered ihoir appearance and
answered the bull ofthe complainant, and il appear.
ing by satisfactory proof that upon proper enquiry
for them al their respective usual places ofabode in
this county for the purpose Observing upon ihom the
subpoena in Chancery issued in this cause. they
could not be found; On motion OF The said COMPLAIN
ant by counsel, il is ordered that The said defendants
Josiah w. Pomeroy and Mary Ann his wife. PEREZ.
val NJ. Potts and Elizabeth G. his wife, Elizabeth
Chaplme ESeeutriE. widow ond devisee as a(ore-
said. Maria Louisa Chnpline. Moses w. Chapline the
younger. William III. Chapline. Charles J. =. Chop
line, Anna c. Chapline. and Roena Chapline do np-
pear here on the FIRST day Of the next fall term Of
Ibis ccart. enter their appearance, and answer the
complainants bill or otherwise defend this suii.a AMI
that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in The city Of Wheeling for
two months successfully and posted nj the front door
of the court house Of Ohio county. A copy iesie,
ALEX r. 1AIDLEY, Clerk.
Lamb e. Russell. for compt aug IL
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VIRGINlA--lN CHANCERY--At rules held in the
clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery fr the county Of Ohio in the month
ofAUgust, 1871.
Isaac Stare and Samuel C.. Morton, merchants and
partners irnding under The Grm Of SIorr a. Nor
ton, Complainants,
against
Jacob T.. Bier Morgan Nelson, Lloyd G. Hughes
Joseph Morrison, Hiram Marin. The North Wes-
tern Bank Of Virginia. The Merchants and Me.
chanics' Bunk Of Wheeling, Henry Moore. Hugh
Nichols, the Wheeling Savings Institution James
Luke. John Richie. Samuel Sprigg. Joshua Hun
ter and Redick Mckee, Defendants.
The Defendants Joseph MORRISON. Joshua, Hunter.
and Redick Mckee not having entered their appear.
anoe and answered The bill Of the complainants.
and IL appearing by satisf Glory proof that upon
proper enquiry being ma ie for them at il,eir res
pectiVe usual places OF abode in This county for the
purpose OF seryIng on Them the subpoena IN Chan
Gerry issued IN this cause they could not be found; On
motion Of The COmpiainanis by council. u Is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on the 6sl
day OF the next fall term OF this court. enter their
appearance aud answer the said comploinsots' biu.
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed m the city Of Wheeling
Cor two months suecessively and posted NJ The fronl
door Of the court house Of Ohio county. A copv t.ste
ALEX. II. LAIDLEY, Cisrk.
Lamb & Russell, for Conpts aug ~
1000 LBS PRIME, Western Reserve cheese
just received and Tor sale at the Family Grcer
store of 1 ELLMAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
BREAD, CAKES, & CONFECTIONERY
WHOLESALE u RETAIL
No. l76, Main street. Wheeling.

No. l76, Main street. Wheeling.
NHE subscriber informs his friends and The pub
lie, that no keeps on hand and manufactures
he above articles OF superior quality and At lower
rates than they have heretofore been sold in this CT
V. He w I attend TO customers at The shop or sup
ny from AIS NEW WAGON which visits all paris
oil tho city, every morning and evening with BOSTON.
water and sugar crackers, Butter, soda. and wine
nscuit. Family bread, cakes Of every description. or.
namenied or plain Confectionery. &c, &c, Fami.
les supplied to order with Rye, Brown. and Dys-
'epsia bread. Thankful for the liberal patronage
he has heretofore received, he soIicits a further
hare of custom. which he is resolved To- deserve hy
lose attention TO business and accommodation
erms.
Parties supplied with cakes. Ice cream. &c, or
short notice. J. III. LANDELL.
aug 5-Im
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hL"@N- Il bAiOLEhr CleFk.
lamb & Russell. for Comp'ts. aug -

CHAScERY--At rules held in the
clerks Office ofihe Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county ofOhio IA the month
Of August; 1871.
Alexander Fnzier, Complainant,
against
Thomas White and James II. Forsyth. Defendants
The Defendant White not having entered his ap
Pearnnce aid g ven security according 10 The act OF
assembly and the rules ofihis court. and il appear
ing by sati floor POofthai he is not an inhabiIai I
OF this Commonwealth on motion Of the Complain.
ant by counsel. Il Is ordered that tie said defendant
do aPpea here on the first day Of the next fall term
OF this court, enter his appearance and answer the
complainant's bill and that a copy Of this order b,
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the
city OfWheeling Tor two months successfully and
posted at the front door Of the court House Of Ohio
County. A copy leste.
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Lamb az Russeli, Tor Comp't. mug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
MACLANE,s SCHOOL

M MACLANE'S SCHOOL, continued
nj the same place a. " heretofore, on the west
side Of Market square. The fourth term will com
mence on Monday week, the 9h day Of August. al
which time a iow additional students will be rcceiv-
od-ihOush arrangements may be made for their ad.
mission az any time.
In this school are taught the common branches o
an English cducaiion-Ouhogrnphy Reading W..
tipg. Arithmetic, Geography, Gmmmar, BoOk-kcop
ing. SC. and Inc prices Cor instruction vary from 81
10 sou. dspcndmgo on The particular branches taught
The term consists ola weeks NJ heretofore; on,
no deduction made for the absence ufstudcnfs eNcep
IN case Of sickness. - MACLANE.
49, 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
s3O.OOO HEWNWD.

NOTICE u hereby gwen hat the subscriber hss
- moved he establishment % W1ier street be-.
tween me S Hotel. anI Mckee, H1riina q Cos.
waFchouss where be- intends keeping a general
FURNISHING CLOTHING STORE. such as clofhs
cas.iaefis. and veshngs ~ svefy variety. 90 II
which VIII bo male To- order in he neuieti anil
most fashionable style also n handsome suppiy n
.pFA6Y MADEC CLOTHING. together win q well
s.-,rteJ stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES ~ Of which
viii De cold low &c or,h o. good enforscd paper
w 70 JOS . LOWRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
SALE OF A VALUABLE
TAVERN STAND.-By yiuue oTo-deed

thrust executed by Sarah Beck dated the 5th day
u March 1888. and now Of record in the Clerks
,iice OF Ohio county. To secnro a debt TO Henry
Maiden. ] shall On The The 2lst day OF Angus, nexi.
The Court house in Wheeling. sell all that certain
'ract or parcel Of land on liIle Wheeling
creek in the county Of oaic, on the Ma
Iional road adjoining lands Of Ebenezer Mckinley,
John Maxwell. and others. il being The same tract
Il land which Abram Beagle, and wa conveyed to
Mrs Sarah Beck. and is believed TO contain three O.
cres 8 quarters, and 30 perchcs.
The lille is believed To be good. hut selling us
trustee. / shall only sell such title as I have.
Tho said Tavern is now in The possession of The
NIllers. z. JACOB. Trustee.
iuIv 0I-fs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
sNIE on sTEAM BOAT STOCK.

NTOTTCE.-Ths partnership hsrctoioro erist-
ing betweon James Henderson \ , b
Lo under The firm Oh Henderson 20 ms ms
- d-s-,lveI by mutual consent any person
800 4, ssid frm 10 10 This date VIII account
- "a r,v over h. Janes Hcndorson
i,ty 10 JAS HENDERSON, BAlLib
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
PERIODICAL OFFICE,
STATIONARY STORE.


Monroe street. WHEELING, Va.
SUBSCRIPTIONS. received fr oil Ike popular
- Periodical works Of The day, among which are
the following.
Kniekerbocker North American Review. Muse.
um Of FOreign Literature. Spirit Of the Magazines
and ANIMALS. Select Reviews. Democratic Review,
Graham's Lady's AMI Gentleman's Magazine. Co
dey's Lady's book, Ladies, Companion, Lady's Cabi-
net Magazine. Ladies Garland, Dollar Magazine,
New World, Boston Notion, Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Courier. Saturday Chronicle. New Yorker,
Emigrant g. Old Countyman. Hunts Merchants
Magazine, Law Library, Law Reporter. Boston
Quarterly Review, American Medical Library. New
York Mirror. Waldie's Select circulating library
New York Albion, Family Magazine, Roberts Semi
monthly diio, Robert Merry's Museum, European
New Ysrk Express. Baltimore Patriot. Bilnmoro
American. Bicknsliis Reporter, Pittsburgh Gazette,
Harris Intelligence.
Single numbers OF some Of the Magazines. and
newspapers for sale
aug JOHN II THOMPSON & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
COUNTRY pRODrCE.

WIZ subscriber ha s.ug located himself a
wheeling. Va. is purchasing country produce
calculated lOr the Eastern Markets.
Personal and Rel Estate i'm and about Wheeling
VIII be disposed Of for Chesapeak and Ohio Cana
scrip. nj a liberal discount.
July IL III. NJ. JAMESON.
Cincinnati Gazette copy and charge this office 81
OTiCE.-Leticrs TestaIneniary having been
~ granted to the undersigned, upon the estate OF
the late James M'Cuskey. deceased. notice !, here.
by given that oil persons indebted 10 the estate will
call upon the subscribers. or either of Ihorr. and set.
tie the same. and those having claims against IL are
likewise requested to present them. properly aulhen.
ucaied, for liquidation and payment.
WM McCASKEY,
RANDALL BROWN,
ES'ors OF tho last will of Jas M'Carkey, deed
july II 3w
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VlRGINlA-lN CnAScFRY-At rules held in The
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chnncery for the county of Ohio in the month
Of August. 1871
The General lnsursnce Company o fMaryland.
Complainant,
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P%ERIODICAL OFFICE,
STATIONERY STORE.

olOtABs
VIE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
Il and The public generally that they have open.
I'd a Periodical office and Stationery store, on
Monroe between Main and Water streets. re1t door
10 Mr. Geo kellsalrs clothing store. Where they
WI receive subscriptions for all the popular perOdi-
cais and newspapers Of The day. Single numbers
OF some OF the Magazines and newspapers for sale
they viii always keep and sell low, oil description
oi Blank books, (EDing's MANUFACTURE such Us
Ledgers' Journals, Day Books, Dockeis. Bank Books
Strap Books Mem gandums, Books. &c. Writing
wrapping, and Printing papers. Post Of,
ice papers. Bill paper and Bonnet Boards a,
maj prices. Quills. steel pens, waters, sealing wax,
Black Blue, Red, Indelible inks. Desk and pocket
nh stands. Black sand. Sand hy1es. Parallel rulers,
INDIA rubber, lnk Powder, Bankers cases, Silver
Penei cnses, Pencil Lends. Cedar Pencils, Slate
Pencils Tissure paper. &c. Sc, SC.
VAL PAPER.
OF various patterns. Comic. Peoples. Farmers. and
Pocket Almanacs for 1912.
BLANKS.
Dr11s' Notes, Bonds, Deeds. Bills Of Exchange
&c, &c, &c.
BLANK BOOKS,
Ruled md bound To order.
l. BOOKS. rebound plain or eHiru Ne desired
aug 5 JOHN r. THOMPSON a co.
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3. G. HARBOUR,


- AACNH1 ~
looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufacture
No. l27 Market Street. Opposite The Mosonio Hall
WHEELING. Va.
WATHERE may be found an extensive assor-
mrnt Of CIT and Mahpgany FfdmeJ Look.
ing Glasses nod Looking CT ls Plates Of an sizcs-
Portrait and Picture Fmmes mado 10 order and IN
the lqlest style. Old frames Regilt and Gliding In
al .is branches, and on the best terms, Upholstery
Ware. consisting Of Feather Beds, Bolsien. Pillows
Cured Hair, Spanish Moss. Cotton. HusE I'D straw
Mattresses. Steamboats, furnished with Curtains.
Mattresses, Pillows. Sheets. Blankets, Quilts and
Counterpanes. Cirpets made and put down IN the
best style. aug 10
NOTICE TO CABINET MAKERS.
USr received direct from New Yprk two cases
- Of prime Mahogany Vencev. which will b.
iold low lor cash. IN quantities 10 suit pIrchssensnf
No 1877. Market 81. Wheeling. Va
aug 10 &c HARBOUR.
NINTH BHfDGEWATEH TREATISE
~ byBabbage. Just received and br sale BY
avg ~ ROBB 4 STEPHENSON
INCIDENTS, Of a Travel in souIh America.
Cbiapas. and Yucatsn. ~ n Stephens. just re-
augt2 ROBB & STEPHENSON
a. IsCELLANB OUs WRITINGS Of Tho.
Carlyle. Just received snd bf ssie ~
aug ~ ROBB g. STEPHENSON
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W~HtCKNELLS Counterfeit Dutector. Gr Nue8a
tug received GOD So SHE by.
aug JOHN m THOMPSON a. GO