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New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
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her hr, Opcned at Of Nassau nnd BgeA
MAN sts.-Cnton Ha--whcre he ofiars for sac at lie
lowest cash prces, m extensive of TheoloT
cal, Classical, Miscellaneous aud School Books. Als
Blank Books and Stationery.
te also publishes the F.t and Second and has prea
the Third Series OF The Two Hra red rlcorin illus
tra'ons Of the B!h-, a1d Views Ia the Holy Land"
The TENTH EDITION Of the First So rie.,
aud the THIRD EDITION OF the Second Series,
now ready.
Also Just published benr'ifs volume I5mo 400 pa
ges, entitled EASTERN ARTS AND ANTIQUITIES,
with 1870 illustrations.
Also volume same sim called BIBLE QUADRU-
PEDS, beautifully illustrated.
The above all eaiinealy suitable for Gin Book
and Holiday Presents.
Orders for the above works solicited and promptly At
tended to-
All new books received as soon As published.
o9 ] = REDFIEID.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
Gjtp futcllIaence.
Reported for the New-York Tribune.
POLICE OFFICE N,

POLICE OFFICE Nov. 4.
PlsslNs CorSrERrrIr BILL-l es;erday, nalns sd
John CreHgc. arrested charge of passing s.
counterfeit; bill Of the Conn erca Bank Of Buffalo John
MeaRy, of No. l3l Washington which he gave IN
payment far cap he purchased. lie sommltted
the charge.
- PRIsoSMENr or CANDIDATE FoR rHE LEcisLAruRE
Mr.. Michael Walsh, candidate az the election
ior ia the Assembly yesterday arrested, and
held bail the Of 500 10. assau, and battery
in other words, s1srci.ing n 5 la~makiGg or law
breaking powers with has h,, the face Of Mir Jahn C.
Houston the Deputy Clark OF Fulton Market the night
Of the 81 instant, the Pewter Mug No. Frankfort
Almost &c had given basil ne again arrested
by officer Coyin, for another assault and battery Mr.
John H. Bowie No % Jacob the night Of the
81 instant for which default Of bail, be committed
TO prsoa It's pity that Mr. Walsh instead of getting
lnto prison had rot got to Albany of the
refractory spirits there into sense oftheir duty
CIVIL COURTS. s......... Nov l.
Ia the COHmon Ple,s, yesterday, XII Well, ~ho 10
tailor doing bushes. .Da way, and keeping IN rcarl
stree. Broadway brought an action De 6OHu asyOr
TITUS against MoHmsuth B. Hart sheriff, large guam
ly Of tobacco aud cigars, valued a, - SOD claimed 10
nave been shipped BY hiG, owner, board tAc shp
Cahawb. bound for Antwerp, but levied upon By the
sheriff while on board .nii ship FOR debt due 10 NJ
Raphael Simmons By Simon Be=edct, whose goods, in
reality, they asserted TO haye been.
Benedict who had kept tobacco and cigar store IN
Chatham street bu, sold and started ~hoesas busi-
ae,s a, Old Slip, bougha lot Of good, of Mr Simmons,
snt rave nj. notes and months. On Saturday even
ng Of week previous TO the fret note becoming due
Benedict closed store evidently with the view of
reopeung. Oc Monday il remained closed and Mr. SIN
mou. was informed by Well, whom he the street,
that Bensdlc, had burs,sd up IL discovered subse
quently that several hing. had been taken Sunday
morning from Old Slip Well. hosse, and that Bene-
dict hod been engaged for twelve days quietly removing
these goods on board the CsAawba o,scr being
rhe,. They psrsued and taken. Well claim. tha,
ne sught goods Of Benedict and exchanged them
cloth to man named e H. Bsnedick agreeing 20 ship
hem 10 his order Antwerp No such mar as Benedck
however, be produced. The still on when
the Court adjourned.
= The South meet the North to day the Union
Race Course Three stables ron tie South, and four
from the North The entries for ,hs three asd four nile
races are numerous with determination on the part
The South 10 retrieve what Loaf by the failure Of Bos
ton 10 Wiz last week al Camden
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

q Among the death, IN Vicksbarg, Miss
we notice that of Col Alfred Cox. representative
Of Washington county in the Legislature and Mr.,
George Hudson. merchant of Vicksburg
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

CorroS.-The Macon (Ga) Messenger OF the
2s:h Oct. say. the crop viii be an abundant oHe'
and with specie iunds. and an abundant supply OF
goods If high prices are any indaceH'en'' We ma!
with reason expect busy winter
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

~ For an original account Of Texas by iT'eno
!sng ci.zen Of tina, country, see First Page
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

u American Antiquities and Research
es into the Orign and History OF the Rcd Race. BY
Alexander w Bradford. In one volume. svo. This day
published by DAYTON & SAXT0N, 81 Nassau street
corner of Fulton. OIL
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

~ The OberIin Collegiate Institute, 1t IS said
Is conferring upon lady graduates the degree .
Bachelor OF Arts.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
An EXEMPLARY CHAEsE.-In suit lately

Az E1EN7LARY CHARsE.-In sun 'H's'!
the Baltimore County COu,t to recover ths
contract price Tor erecting back building to q
house occupied a, bro,hel, Judge Mas'udeF'
presiding. gave the fo!lowiss Instructions to The
jury
Tha, ii they shall believe from the evidence thai:
the said back buiIdEg was erected by the P!aintiH
for the purposes o.; brothel, and that at me ur'e
OF entering into the con,rac, for the erection there
o. the plaintiff. anc deiendan, knew for what PuF-
pose the same was designed, and ;ba; the same
US so Used afterwards that then the plaintiffs are
po- .n-itled 70 recover.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
Disorganizaiion Defenfed In New Jersey
Governor Pennington Reelected.

TEENTos, \. J., Tusscay EvenlFg.
Gentlemen i have only moment to say that
the Loco .Nul.atrs Of our Legislature have had to
knock .nder" to the manly perseverance of the
Wing. after Standing out nearly week, and thus
preventing the election OF Governor at the regu
lgr time.
The Wings finally got them mo joint meeting
today whea they trianphantly elected Governor
PENNINGTON By FOURTEEN nsJsrity, Tn
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

Carroll Hall or Catholic Ticket. We have only given
vote OF the Candidates for Senator this
Ticket-the vote for the Other very nearly hs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

Iowa Trs-It is said that bed OF tin ore
twenty miles square has lately been discovered
in Iowa lttai. be correct, it must prove most
valuable discovery, and cut of very considerable
item OF expense for foreign importation.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

SELLING LOTTERY TIckETs.-P. 5. Clawses
appeared before Alderman Gri.con 10 answer ths
charge OF selling lottery tickets and keeping lo'-
terry ticket Office in Carters alley, near Exchange
Place. He was bound over in the sum OF 900
dollar. to answer the charge in the Court of Gene
raj Sessinn.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

y Among the true biIl' found by the Grand
Jury in Philadelphia on the ID. was one against
DarielMcLaughln late an Attorney of the Court
Of General Sessions, for misdemcanor in receiving
stolen note His disqualification to act at the
bar, has been pronounced not on the ground Of
having received the note, but Of rctaing it know
ing il TO have been stolen.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

F1RE.-The Cabinet Warehouse of Mr.. Ogden,
No $50 Fulon-street, was discovered TO De on FIRE
about salf past o'clock this morning. The flames
were extending with great fury at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

SHrPwRrck AxD Loss or LrFE.-The whale
ship Triton, which arrived at Warren, r. |. on
the 29th October fell in, in latitude 81, 81, lonei-
,ude So, 50, with Two RATS on one OF them there
we're fourteen, and on the other two men. They
were the remaining part of the officers and crew
OF the brig William and Joseph Of Tisbury, Mar
tha's Vineyard.
From the statements of those on the RATS it ap-
pear, that the William and Joseph capszed in a
hurricane on the morning o. October 81 The re
mander were on the wreck for six days, during
which time they prepared the RATS, and took to
them Immediately before the vessel sunk.
The following the names OF the persons
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

Cr The Concert of NJ BtL.Er, assisted By Sisnora (
Borshese Signor Autoguini NJ. Etiepns vcize and Sig
satut takes place the City Hotel hi, evening. To
those capable of appreciatng the execution OF these
pen Allstes The attraction must be powerful Their Con
ssrs haye uniformly been fully and fashi,Hsbly attended
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

FoURTEEsr WARD.
Senate
Daniel Lord --....832 Isaac l.. Varian.-. s4l
Morris Franklin. .842 Elijuh +. Purdy-- 8l6
'O'Connor r.----....--.373
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

II RorscsILo the great banker, commenced 'ne ~o'u
poor aud BY Industry, perseverance, a.a
Ia, ra,.ed himself above all the King, Of Europe HIS
control OF mouey makes hm king OF kings so some ~ our
e~n country BY close application 10 business FSiSe ae
selves Il wealth spi the highest distraction pF Sne'
man commenced the manufacturing OF has famous NsHi
Gated ozeuges about hrSe years aud IN that time
their virtues become ksown 20 almost eve{ iahE
IN the United States The business from small begin
uing IA. become ansnss so thsi while ne Is anASsieg
l,rce fortune ne /. doing kis fellow beings he greatest
possible good BY placing thcr hands the sure rleat
Of relief all their is Thousands spon thousands
have been cured of coughs colds headaches worms p1'-
pitaton .yer and agu- shooprg coughs. and consunf
tou y Sherman's Lozsnge. Tne Dnco1s establish
NEXT IS at l06 Nassau Agenls-lc Bowery, - hasi
Broadway a2l Bleeokcr d: Hu leon, RushIon Aspin-
vslrs Mr.. Hayes, l3e Fulton street. Brooklyn ana Kec-
ding, State street. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

u " " hnt call comfortable" the use oi
a Razor ihan Ell upon Chupman', Mage
Strop. Try l. o2 William ST. Scots 10 81 20 each.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

u New York asi-tOricai society.-Ths
Lecture Committee Of tbs New York Historical roceV,
have the pleasure of the public that Jared
Sparks Ii. D.. the distinguished oosrapher of Wash.
lngton aGd FragklIn, engaged TO Gelve. course Of
Lsctures behalf Of the society the History fb'
Az ercan Revolution.
Tae celebrity Of DR.. Spark. historical writer,
both at hone and abroad renders unnecessary for the
committee to say word IL support Of his emInsoI
qualifications do justice subject Il ci interest
.nd importance. IL sufficient for them 10 state that ai
late researches At London aud Paris cOmbnei With h,
previous collection. IN tais country have piced St his
disposal Invaluable oforeinal snd authentic DO
oumeHt- relating to the Revolution which fail 10
the haads OF 50 skful "r!;er throw strong light
uton the &C oFs and events Of that momentous periot
The course VIII const Of lsn Lectures 10 be- delivered
IN the Caa9e Of tue University on Washington sqsara
corner OF Wayerly place tcntay and FRIDAY even
lngs OF each week, Until concluded, commencing ihi'
e'eninS nday, oYember .. al half pas. clock.
licSet. to the Lectures may be obtaised the Boos
stores OF hessrs Caiy Broadway Of Pine .tte'
whey u Putnam, l6l BrHadway Bartlett Il Wslofs'
broadway, Gster American Hotel CfoSen. 6J3 Broad
way near reeker st. AID at the Of the society Il
ne linyer.ity
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

II Anii-TariH---4 nti- Esumbug g.-Notice 70
CIty ani Coua'ry Merchants aad i;IiIaers-MILLEH'
SUTTON co Offer, Gr sale, PRICES, most
Z, lendid OF rich Gnrhitu aud ps Rbboa'
per recent arry4 Also. Bonnet Stuff, together with
general a.sortsent of rlch gOodssl OF shch rotTilh
standing the Tariff vii be- sold cheap each No -
Cedar .tieet. - lni
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

L. No Popery.-ktt. Z. stARRf will lecture
30 Evening FRIDAY at the VI. +. Cusrch, Grand
Subect-The Conspiracy of the Papal Church
against our CIVIL and Religious Liberties. No IT.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

u II mus, be an excelen, place for recruiting
up here at the head OF Salt River. Seeing the
Loces have done so well here in one year sup
pose zee Try it while.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

II GarPetinga, Floor Cloths, &c.-I'.If
yards OF Carpeug from auction, choice patterns anG GU
all rool from 10 shilling. per yard. call Is ~
iicIed frem those wishing purchase Carpeung o. Iy
description large stock OF OIL Cloths, Rugs, Tsole
Covers Mats, DC, which they will sell much lower in
can &c bought at other stores.
HEWITT & BAILEY,
os I'm los Bowery. first Carpet Store below Gra1d H.
II Pocket Books IN great variety at the hsuuise'
ory l02 William 81. wholesale and retail, C2) ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

IL General CommIttee of Democratic
Wing Young Ucn.-A regular meeting OF tins
Commttee will be he National Hail. Canal street. on
Friday evening, the 9TH Of Move nber at o'clock
BENJAMIN DRAKE, Chairman.
WILLIAM B. MASH, }secre,ares.
Eu NJ In (SeN'eN"''S9' nj
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
b.. Grnnd Vocal nnd ndIn.trumentnl Con.

II New York Eyctun,.-The Directors of the
New York Lyceua with deep regret announce to the
public that the Hon. TRIsrRAM BuacEs prevented By
ndspos;cn, from visiting New York to open the course
before the Lyceum, mas been published in the pro-
.ramme.
Bat they take great pleasure in stating That the Hon
SAMUEL l. soUTHASD has kindly consented to deliver the
Introductory Discourse Monday Evening next, at the
Broadway Tabernacle
rs 1t I. SMITH, Chair. Lee. Com.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

Y Union Course.-To day here are two races
OF four mile heats aud three mile heats on hs In
BOTH North and South stand opposed 1t the last day
and re advise friend, to 90 early n5
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

skCOSD A ID.
Wing. Senate. Loco-Poco
Daniel Lord. ir..-.752 Isaac /. Varian-- .3O5
Morris Franklin. ..755 Elijah F. PuTdy ....296
-O'CouHor
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

Fer State Li5raran-CHAELEs c. lARO By
about the same majority.
Thus you our victory !. cOmPlete-the JeF-
sey Blues have nObly and dOubIy ;r.umphed. ar''
in the Election, secondly in defeating LocO disoE-
Tanizers OF the State Senate.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

Me.srs. Greeleg r McEl-a;A and 1909 E'h,g ysiers
A. 3 true stanch whig accept OF Your polite
card OF the Il 900 whig Voters.-Iu reply was
whig before YOU was even though; Of voted always
un,el this Election j3 Years as Whg-bat MS
fortune fell to my lo,. and whea poverty over took
me- my friends sought situation uader The Gov
ernnlent to enable NE obtain living here was
treated with neglect, AK your white washed Col
lector by him received with silence < contempt
enough TO sower my feeling- ever 10 vote for any
party, have avoided 80 OF old wings from voting
TINS election Shall pur.ue this mode until Justice
is done TO me- when this /. done will return TO the
ranks as an old .,anch whig-never until that i
done.
| still take your paper. OLD WHic.
NnI. lail.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

~ A Scott meeting was held at Harrisburg
Pa on Saturday evening last, when a Central
State Committee was appointed, of which Thad-
deus Stevens, Esq. is Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

II The Endies Informed that by nquring for
and insisting purcha. only Compound Aromatic
Tooth Paste they will obtain rich and beautiful Wnne
Teeth without scratching def.cng them n the least
II decidedly the agreeable, cleany aud cconom
cal dentifrice % cents per jar. AiwnysooL
tha, my name in full is engraved a handsome label
HORACE EVERETT, Druggist, 367 Greenwich-street
M 0,-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

II To the Pubiic.-I caution oil those who may
have business board Of the steamer kARllAN Gap
tain l.aac Fisher plying between hls Port and Bugs
wick plscing iheIr live. jeopardy as the uh
gentem,ny contact e misfest tow ards passenger
the llndlng of the sad boat The 4th iniar "as
enough 20 convince the travelling community that the
sald Captain is entirely uRt for any craft u the cap c.
~ pa aud the Of the would do well
by immediately dscharging him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12

81 OOkING GLASS. Portrait a. Picture Frame
~ manufacturcr.-rhe subscriber respectfully in
forms the citizens of Wheeling and yieihiy. that he
hos commenced, in Connection with his forncr bssi
'Il-ss, thu Looking Class. Portrai, and P.efare Fame
Gliding. &c. in aili,s brsnehes-He has engaged ".
Jas. Robinson. from the first manufactures .n New
York. whose workmanship IL inf rior 70 mono in the
Union. an. is now prepared 70 execute al. osden in that
line. Hs will constantly Keep on hand an extensive
i-svrment OF UkIN GLASSES OF every de.oip-
lion. in Gilt and Mahogany and Fancy Fnmes Picture
and Portrait frames made to order Old frames regih
and Gliding ofe,ey description done N ,he bests;yt
july Ia. wv B~RANJrRCP.
Agent for X Rarilw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12

VIRGINIA, Az rules held in the Clerk's Office OF
tnc circuit Supcrior Court OF Law and Chance.
airy ls4i.
ihomas M'Cerd, Complainant,
Adam Houslan,Ter ara
John Houslander Ia CH.scrsy
Defendants.
The Defendants not having entered ,b.it IN.
pearance and eiven security according to the act of
assembly and the rules OF tins Court, and IL appear
ing oy satisfactory proof that they are not inhabi
'ante VI thus Commemorative motion Of COM
claimant BY counsel. II is ordered that the said de-
'enoants DO appear here on the first day of he next
spring term Of this Court, and answer the complain.
ants bill, or otherwise defend this suit. aud thai a
copy VI this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed IN the city of Wheeling for two
months excessively, and posted At the iron, door OF
the Court house Of Ohio county.
A copy teste.
NrLsos' for Comp't. ALEX. T. LifDLEY
Jan1-sw Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12
DIR, WIN. EVANS
SYRUP for CHILDREN

II UTTIN THEIR TEETH.
+ msIhers knew tho blessings this Syrup would az
ford their Infants during the period Of dent,ion by
rubbing their gums with IL, no tender mother wonld
neglect the use Of 10.
DR. VIM. EVANS CELEBRATED CAMOMILE AND
APERIENT PILLS for Weak stomach. Pain in the
side, Bilious affections, DC. the Pills Wiil perform
cures when Physicians have despdifed relieving the
Patient.
Physicians are respectfully urged to use these Pills
ia cases Of Dyspepsia. Hypocondra &c. when the bad
luaIi,y Of Drugs will not effect u cure DR.. EVANS
basis the efficiency and powerful virtue of his pills on
The 9 Iporior quality Of the Ingredients Of which they
are compounded.
DR.. GOODS FEMALE PILLS.
These Pills are recommended TO lhe Ladies for sup.
,ression Of customary periodicals also other weakness
II Females TO which they nre subject.
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
celebrated ambitious Family Medicine.
The above medicines are sold only of the following
! regular agents buy only ofthe Regular agents as some
men sell countcrfeitsr
I Regular Agents. w. III. King. Grocer. Wheeling-
James Buriey * Co. Aioundsvile, Va. 4. u. Clarke
Fish Creek. Va. Rohi. S. TIolliway Smyrna. y. Mr.
| runbuIl. Book seller. Steubenyille. Isaac Harris, No
| 100 LibeS;y 81. Pittsburgh.
| C~AUTiON.-Dr. VIM. Evans will not be RESPONSE
| ole for the genuiaeness Of the Cainomile PIlls uuieS
hey are bought OF DR.. Evans advertised agents.
| There 10 one agent IN every county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12

YIN GINfA-rE cHANrEHy-At rules held ia che
clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Supsnof Court OF
Law aad Chaneery for the county Of MO- ~ the
Carharine Welshons and HUH AfcCord, Admins
traitors OF joseph Welshons, deed Complansnts,
against
M,t,hsw Warren, Joseph Mou1son, Henry u.
Hart. Morgan Nelson ano James Pearson.
The defendant Henry d. Hart, not hs Nng enter
sd his appearances and given 80 aintY secording 70
ne sc. II asse nbly and the rules OF THIS Jouit
and n appearing by satisfactory proof that ne - mo
~ nh. liant 81 this Commonwealth Tn motion
81 Ina compiainants bY counsel. q - ordered tina
. ,hs ssid defendant do hereby sppesf here On TN
6r.t dsy Of he next spring term VI ms court, soc
snsusr Inc said cOmplsinants bill, and that . COP
i ri tiis order be forthwith inserted 10 some news
psoer printed IN the eity Of Wheeling Tor two month
/ successvely und posted ~ the hoht oooi oi w
/ court house cfOhio county.
A'P AK 7 LAIDtEY. Clerk.
CanYsgtt for Compt
40 AIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12

PATENT RUSSIA IRON ANTLE CRATES.
HULBERTSoN &GREERs. arc now msnui.c,ur.
~ ing At their establishment on Main & Union streets
a new and beautiful article Of gates from Russia Iroa.
according TO a style generally adopted in all the
large cities, both east and west ofIhe mountains
Persons who are building d wish Ie adorn their D.
psrtmcnis with hand.um. fire places are re,pect6oll,
requested To call and examine some we are now ma.
king TO order for a gentleman Of this city.
dec 81
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}. f. WHARTON. rsto, ga p

insss-lhe rn-we-kly yaper h. pubb.Aoa 81,
I4.s@y'' fhursdays and Saturdays. ut IS per ap..,n
lawrence. or % at the cnd 81 the year. a ~, e.,
1ohths No subscriber received for o less tern ,han
The Weekly paper. the we.,ers v,rr;n;, IT,. :
pnoished on "Wednesday n, So so per annum IA ad.
vance or " u not paid within one month from m.
beginning OF the year. No new sui-cribers will h. 70.
sc''ei' except snch n pay in advance. Fer 6 month.
% 'V Is invariably CHARGED. No subsc riber received
sor a TEES term than str months. aud no PAPER d;.c.n.
t,ansd. except ut the discretion of the publisher. until
ii arrsarages are paid.
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A1OTICE-The new cour house q Ohio county.
having % Ear been ompleted - % sdmit Of
occnpancy--ihe Clerks Offices % me several oosrs
ofths county. srs removed n The new building. OF
the corner Of Monroe and Fourth streets. WheelinT
The hew Court Rr Ohio County will be hsld IN =
room provided fsr the purpose NJ the said new Court
house. ALEX r. LAIDLEY Ctt supf Court
JOHN MCOLDOCH CIk ca. Coor.
dec 31-fm
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Gimsn & auuertiarr-

PUBLISHED X h.EALY ANp wrtr,y
AT rnE ooasxR OF ONION AND w,rrs ,rs
WHEELING. "a
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-As
am about to remove my Steam Establishment
to Wheeling. nett Spring I have detemined TO sell nv
mile from the Ohio River. and Ihr,e and = half miles
gsther. or divided into three parts. TO sui, purchasers.
lies in the forks Of browns and Bogs' Runs. oil good
strong land lying tolsrnbly we'll for Farming. having
on il a good Log house end Cooper shop. about twelve
acres OF said Lot cleared and under good fence.
Lot no. 2 separated from the former by Browns
Run containing about 35 o. 30 Acres. on which are
three comfortable Dwelling Houses and a Mill erected.
said Mill calculated to run BY wafer. good stabliny on
tho pfemises. about IL or is acres Of said lot cleared
and surrounded by a good fence. 6 acres Of i in Mead.
NV, and a young Orchard Of Apple. Peach, Plum and
Cherry trees. Tbs Mil commands one Of the besr
situations in this section fr doing county work.
Lot No. ,. 10 situated adjoining 10 The NH proper,
containing about IS Acfts with sCosl bank openot
thereon. the Coal Of the best quality IN this Counir'
the Strata being thicker than - common in tho bank
about Wheeling. there is also AZ ineIhausuble quanti
~ Uf Limesions Of a superior quality. and two Lam,
Kilns on SAID Lot, which have been Sat little used
Also a Dwelling House.
Persons DESTROYS of seeing and srsminink the pr.
nises or wishing further information respecting IN
Property. will please call and see u. the snbseHbsr wi
make u a point 20 bs 1t home on Frdsy Of ever
week.
Dec. 5i--d JsINGLEroN.
\ n. b There will aiso be cold Eve Los Of sfoun
situated in Ess, Wheeling being Nos. !. 2. 3. 4, on
: S. 10 Eat Wheeling addition, lying convenient 70
Huips Cotton Factory. by The suhscnbsf aforsssid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12

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