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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-18

and next came wagon loaded with all
the old iddlers and pipers who used to
play at Donnybrook, going to>play one
dirge over the corpse. s 5'ttt
Suddenly the air became inpregna!ed
with sulphur, and the Old Boy himself
came forth, and kissed and Rugged the bo
dies in the hearse; and then he looked
amazed at the omnibus; but when he saw
the stretcher, he burst OUT the following
lamentation:-Ohyou, my trusty friends,
who never failed to make brother shed
a brothers. blood, what has brought you
here! Oh! you that never failed TO fill
the streets with prostitutes, and the glib
bets with victims, why have We returned
lis there none to destroy? Oh you, the
landmarks of treason, the forerunners of
poverty, Of sickness, and of crime, could
you do nothing for me in this hour of des-
olation! Oh! could you work no longer
How long he would have continued, 1
know not; but fixing his eyes full on Tom
Flynn, he was just going to vent all his
fury on me, when shouted out with all
my might--Iam a Tetotaler great cheers
And what brought you here, said he; there
are particular orders not to let any Te,o-
taller come this way! | only came to the
funeral, said |. Well, he will not he bu-
ried for forty days, said he-that will be
the tenth Of October; and then, said he.
you may come and see the CEREMONY
/. You may be sure did not delay until
got outside the turnpike, and when l came
to the last gate | began knocking with all
my might. Who is there? said the porter.
It's Tom Flynn, from the Black Rock,
said i; open the door. He opened the
door, and where do you think got into?
A cordial-shop, where l awoke (great
cheers Yes, my friends, every cordial
! shop has private entrance to these re-
gions; and though 7, and the postman,
and The reporter got free, take care would
you all be SO fortunate. Oh! if We could
hear the bowling of the damned, which
even in imagination made my blood rush
| in icy chillness to my heart. you would
shun the cordial shops, for, believe me,
they are private entrances to hell. =
! (cheers.)
] The meeting then separated.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-18
Tennessee Farmer.

Occurrence IN Algiers. The follow.
ing curious event is described by the Al
gerine correspondent of French paper,
published at Toulon:
During the Marshall's last expedition,
one of our chasseurs found, near the tents
Of tribe we were ravaging. = sack of
considerable magnitude. Without seek
ing to know its contents, he fastened il
on the crupper Of the horse. Ere long,
to his utter astonishmen.. he heard hui
man voice issue from his burthen, aud
dismounted to solve the mystery. On
opening the sack, lie discovered a beauti-
full female, between Is and IL years Of
age. and valise containing abou. IL, 600
francs. II appears tina, the young woman
was the wife of an Arab, who had thus
packed her up with his money, as his two
greatest valuables, but in his terror had
abandoned them both. The soldier pia-
ced his living prize on one Of The ammu-i
milton wagons. and divided the mcnev.
with his comrades. = t:ssai S
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-18
& T.AKEN UP

Z.7hE4V UF
DY John Carter, living in Van Buren, Co.,
ID l. t., one Chestnut Sorrel Mare, about
thirteen hands high, above seven years old
with small DELL on, with bald face and a
white under lip, right hind foot white, with
three small saddle spots. Appraised to S25.
Also--One Bay Horse Colt, three years old
next spring, about twelve hands and three
inches high, one small white spot in the fore
head. Appraised at SIS.
FRYE B. HAZEL TINE, e
Clerk. 3. Co. G..
Keosauqua March 4-3t-4O
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-18
.SHERIFFS sale.

DY Virtue of several Executions to me di.
I'D rccted, will expose to Public Sale on
the fifth day Of April A. D., ls4l, in the
Town of Fort Madison, the following tract OF
land, to wit: S. w. quarter Of section No. ID,
Township 65, on N Range, west. Taken
as the property of John J. Jones, to satisfy
said Executions in favor Of Samuel Runnels
and against John ]. Jones. Sale to take place
at IL o'clock, at noon; of said day.
3. w. GILLOCK,
Er-Sherif.
Fort Madison. March a, iS41 40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-18

Being an increase of only 1911 !"
What reason can be assigned for the
rapid increase of the Western States, and
the slow increase Of the Eastern. bnt the
great emigration of the latter 10 the, for
mer?
We are aware that there was some
emigration from foreign countries into the
Western States, but certainly not enough
to account for the prodigious increase
there. ss..
But assign what cause you may for
the rapid increase in the West, and the
slow increase in the East, it cannot be dis
putcd that the producers have increased
beyond all reasonable measure over the
consumers. In 1880, the four Western
States contained only about $4,000 more
, than the four EASTERN while in 1910,
they contained upwards of 100000
more.
] We have not the report Of the quantity
of grain raised in any Of the four Western
States, except Illinois, in which the fol-
lowing quantities Of the different kinds of
I
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-18

Here. then is this single State, The
sma!lestbut one of the four we have nam
ed, about twenty-five millions of bushels
of Corn and Wheat, and more than mil
lion and half bushels Of Potatoes were
raised last year.
Now, supposing the whole of the po-
tatoes to be consumed in that State, and
allowing ten bushels Of wheat or corn to
be used by each man, woman and child
lin that State, there would remain for ex-
portatton nearly eighteen millions of
bushels Of wheat and corn. Again sup.
posing the other three States TO produce
for expectation an amount in the same
|proportion TO their population, the total
export from those four ne,D States would
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-18

Coopers Wanted.
YlFE Subscriber wishes to employ from ten
i to fifteen Journeymen Coopers; good
wages and constant employment will be given
@aG VIM. S. KELLER.
Burlington, March 1841-4O
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-18
Showing an increase in

Showing an increase In
10 years of 1857, l03 g
While the four Eastern States, Massa-
chusetts, Vermont. Rhode Island and
Connecticut, which contained in 1880,
l,266,359 souls,
Had in 1910, l,427.5l3 IS
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-18

Ingenious Hoar.-'rhe great event an
nounced in the following slip, purporting
to be from the office of the Buffalo Com.
mercial Advertiser, will be news to our
Western friends. The story is ingeni-
ously got up. and is worthy the author OF
the Moon hoax.-N. T. Erpress.
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Fort Madison, March a, iS41
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
wI.EnLlNG rOsF OFFicE.

NEW NAIL ARRANGE NE y rs
GREAT MAIL
I rom East arrives at 81 o'clock. 4. NJ.
To West departs at % O'Clock. A. NJ.
From West, arrives at ) ! O'Clock. NJ.
To East. departs at ; O'Clock \. VI
Northern or Sieuhenville Mail. Arrives NJ 30
minutes after VI. and departs at halrancr Une. z. NJ
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives TUESDAYS.
Thursdays aud Saturdays ~ Il, NJ. Departs Mon.
Jays Wednesdays aud Fridays, at | o'clock. p. N.
Southern Or Marietta Mail. arrives TUESDAYS and
saturdays. NJ 5 o'clock. Z. NJ. Departs Mondays 4
Fridays at O'Clock. 4. NJ.
N0Odstield Mail arrives every ThHrsiav. O'Clock.
q. NJ. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. z. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursiay
andSaiuriay. at IL O'Clock. A. Nj Departs same
days at l O'Clock II. NJ.
MorglnrUun Mail arrives. Tuesday. 6 o'clock p.
NJ Departs "Wednesday. C O'Clock. A. NJ.
Letters intended for the morning mails shonld be
deposited By 4 O'Clock. in the morning.
Inland postage Of Joreign letters must be inyaIia.
bly, paid.
Office open a; . o'clock. 4. NJ.
ID. AGNEw. p. VI.
~ ;. The office opens on Sundays afior the pre-
paraison Of the Eastern mail. which will be usually
h1i AFTER nine, A. NJ. and remain open
HOUR. June 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TNIIE following described valuable real .sra,.
A lying IN the City Of Wheeling will b- offered
at public sale on the Is h day OF September next
VIZ: two parts ofloi No "a. one cornering nn Main
st aud Market Alley. each 81 feet iruut ON Main
st and 99l feet towards Market 81. Oh each of which
Is erected a well finished three story brick house.
Also lot No l2I corneung on Market square and
Market Alley. fronting ON said s1uare 66 feet and
extending on said alley go feet. including a potion
OF lot No 81. On which said lots No III. and part
Oi No 81. are erected four 3 story buildings (of
brick) The aforesaid luts lying q being in that part
Of the city Of Wheeling Laid rby Ebenezer Zane.
Also the following property situate in thar pari
OF said city laid off by WIN Chapline and John ErT
VIZ three lots from No Ii TO I anI from a. Z, AZ
inclusive bounded by Main and Water streets ON
the T. * w and situated between III and 81 streets
ON y 81 ) on which as erected seveml fame hon.
ses (aII renied) three lots aud Others ON Main and
Water streets will be divided. Ako 10 Lat, of
ground situate In samo addition and NUMBERED IN
The plat OTIS Wheeling, as fpllows. No IL and 15
"a which are erected five two story dwelling bou
ses (of brick) Nos l47 and Ia. and Nos lg3. 2O2
22O. 224. 22S. $50, "a. e5I and 900. Also Nos
loI to lO4 on which are erected , large brick Pork
houses. and several dwellings. Also Lot No Sc nj,
which are erected two brick houses.
Also the following lots situated in the addition 70
The aforesaid city. !aId of by VIM Chapline. and
designated on plat as fnllOwsi Nos 25g and 900 and
from No 267 10 No27S, and from 7SI TO 300. and
Irnm NO SU2, and the remaining Nos from 3O3 10
51'' all inclusive. and tho south half Of Lot No97g
Also the ground West Of Water sig eet lately ia po..
session OF VIM. Chapline reserying warfape and
ferry rights.
Also about 40 acres Of coal land adjoining aJJi.
ton TO said city by WIN ChapIine, and embraced
within The limits Of the city of Wheeling
PERSONAL PROPERTY, And at the same r:me will
DE sold two carriages with harness aud one sleigh.
sale OF real estate on the premises commencinp
al lO O'clock, A NJ The title TO be convened is be.
lieved To be indisputable.
a liberal credit will be given To purchasers. for
particulars refer To either Of the subscribers.
Any portion Of the above property will be sold NJ
private sale, until the time above mentioned.
: SHRIVER.
SBRADY.
INV CIIAPLINE.
1uy ID im-G Trustees OF Nm ChnpliHp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
vINRUST SALE OF A VALUIRL.E
TAVERN STAND.-Rv NiIIne nrn.Ln.I

Of Trust executed by Sarah Beck dated the 5ti dav
oi March 1888. and now Of record in the Clerks
Office Of Ohio county, To secnrc n debt 10 Henry
Maiden. ] shall on The the 2lsi day OF August ne,i.
at The Court house IN Wheeling. sell all that certain
tract or parcel Of lund on liule Wheeling
creek ia the county Of OIio, on tho M.
i'onal road adjoining lands of Ebenezer Mckinley,
John Maxwell. and Others, 1t being The same tract
ut land which AbrOm Beagle. and was conveyed to
Mrs Sarah Beck, and is belle we'd To- contain N r-e n.
crcs 3 quarters, and % perchcs.
The title IL believed To be good, but selling us
trustee. | shall only sell such lille rs I have.
The said Tavern is now IN the possession Of the
hIIlers. Il. JACOB Trustee.
iuiy OI-t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
BREAD, CAKES CONFECTIONERY
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL
No. I7G, Main street. Wheeling.

No. l76, Main street. Wheeling.
VIE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
j lIc. that no keeps on hand and Manufacture
the above articles Of superior quality and at lower
rates than they have heretofore been sold in this CT.
". lie viii attend 10 customers at The shop OF sup.
ply from his NEW WAGON which visits all parts
ct The city, every morning aud evening with Boston.
wafer and sugar crackers. Butler. soda. aud wine
biscuit. Family bread, cake of every description. or.
namenied or plain, Confectionery, &c. 80, Fami.
lies supplied TO order with Rye. Brown, and Dys.
pepsla bread Thankful for The liberal patronage
he has heretofore received. he soliciis a further
share Of custom, which he Is resolved to- deserve Ivy
close attention to business and accommodating
terms.
Parties supplied with cakes. Ice cream, SC, on
short notice. }. II. LANDELL.
nur lin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
OHIO AND BROOKECOUNTY AGKI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY.

~ OIICE Is hereby gwen that n meeting Of The
- subscribers to the Ohio and Brooke county
agricultural Society will he held at West Liberty,
ONO CO. on Friday nexi, for the orcnniza.
non OF the 5 cieiy' nnd the cppoinIing proper officers
for the ensuing year.
u newspapers ~ The Two counties arc request.
eu !" insert this notice. The object Of the meeting.
Is The promotion Of Agricultural aud Mechnnic arts
All persons friendly 10 The cause are invited To at.
Nius npu 4
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TOI.EN from The subscriber. one milo -,

-TOIsEN from The subscriber. one mile below
The mouth Of Short Creek, Va. and seven miles
above Wheeling, a Dark Grey mare, Is hands high
name and tail rather darker Than other norton, or
her.. n light spot on her nose, shod before md moi
hShind. The said animal had a low. sleepy nm.
pearance. No other marks remembered. The thief
was seen on last Wednesday week, about Q O'Clock.
L. M. rad ing down the river, with a darn coat ON.
FlF DOLLARS Reward will be pard for
the detection and security OF the thief and horse.
and ten for the recovery Of the horse alone.
The above horse was five wears old.
Wheeling. Aug l4-3t T. WILSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
MACLANE,s sCnOOLs eonun.

MAILANE'H SOtIUULts cunUhueu
NJ the same place rs heretofore, on the west
side Of Market square. The fourth term will com
mence on Monday week. the OH day If August. al
which time a few additional students will be receiv-
ej-ihough arrangements may he made for their al.
mission NJ any Time.
~ this school are Taught The common branches Of
an English education-Ouhogmphy Wouding Wr.
iirg. Arithmetic. Geography, Grammar. Book.keop.
ing. &c, and The prices Cor instruction vary from -
90 $500 depending on the particular branches taught
The term consists oft2 weeks o. heretofore; ant
no deduction made Tor the absence of studcnfs eKcey
in caso Of sickness. - MACLANF.
~ %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17

VIE subscriber bns.ug located himself al
u Wheeling. Va. is purchasing country produce,
calculated cot The Eastern Markets.
Personal and Red Estate ia aud about Wheeling
VIII DO disposed Of for Chesapeak and Ohio Canal
scrip. at a liberal discount.
July IL H. NJ JAMESON.
Cincinnati Gazette copy and charge this Office 81
OTiCE.-LetiCrs Tcstamentary having been
~ granted 10 the undersigned, upon the estate Of
the late James MCaskey. deceased. notice is here
by given tina, all persons indebted 10 the estate will
call upon the subscribers or either of them. and set.
tie The same. aud those having claims against il are
likewise requested to present them. properly aurhen-
ncaicd, for liquidation and payment.
WM McCASKEY,
RANDALL Brown,
EH'ors Of tho last will OF Jas M'Carkey. deed
july IL 3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
CHARLEs O,MALLEY- Snh-c-iho-- -

~ the New World are informed ina, tho c.,
part OF Charles OMalley is just received and Nr
sale by J TUoNPSON A. ~ "
Price 50 cts. Meme. TO-,
Also New World and Saturday Evening Post Of
August 9TH. ,an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17

three good iron presses all Of which are gener-
- running with books or Jobs. tho office being
50 Nsvith every variety Of JOB Type. In addi-
tDu - usual business furnished 10 printing es
u~blishments of this size, IL has the advantage Of
large quantities Of stereotype work. iho printing Of
the city. Post Office, Superior cOuit. and the publ
cation Of the Laws Of the Union, and an extensive
foreign advertising.
This establishment Is. certainly situated as u - in a
large aud business city. ia the very centre of all the
trade between The Fast and West. and AZ a point
from which the earliest news can be disseminated
10 the whole wcst. a very desirable location for any
one with a small capital dcsirsus Of engaging in The
business. Either The whole or one half will be
sold low and on easy terms.
JAMES T.. WHARTON.
wheeling. Va ,July 6, 1871.
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TO TIE PURLIC.


STONlSlllNG cures effected by the unpro.
cedenied skill Of MICHAEL WAGNER.
This Is 90 certify thel I was efEerIed with fits for
10 years. aud by the treatment Of Michael Wagner
for 5 weeks was cured.
JOHN HAN
My daughter who had been blind for 30 years.
had her sight restored ia 3 months by Michael War.
mr.. John Matricols
Hannah Qailak Q Of Mead township. who could
not stand on her feet for 81 years, was cured in ,
months by NJ Wagner.
Aaron Pumcy's wife was cured Of Inc rheumatism
IN 3 weeks, which had been of q years standing.
Pelar Shanar was cured Of the Grips in 7 weeks
which was ole years s%tsnding.
Isaac Whiison cured Of the White Swelling in Q
weeks, 10 years standing.
Michael Plat, who had the rhcumatitm, for 5
ears, lCcnfrcyIllel was cured IN q months.
FRANTZ BARBERICK,
No 40, Main Street.
aug lfn MICHAEL WAGNER. u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17

AIOTICE.-rhs partnership heretofore exit.
inr bctwecn James Hendcrscn a ; Ba
no under The firm Oh Henderson 20 mas THIS
~, 80, d,,,lveI by mutual consent nny person
..t.t,,J o. s,rI firm up N This date viii account
,.,tb and cav ,ycr f,I,me, Henderson
,YIv 10 SIS HENDERSON > BAlLlL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
TAXI Xm

NOUR IoXes have been long since due, and
II yet unpaid. You ran save much time, COSTS
and trouble by calling al the Sherih-s office. imme-
diateiy aud paying the same, there will be but ope
call ami That one for property 10 cUVe ar the amount
and c0ts. w MITCHELL Den. for
aug III NC X Hardesfy. = O.. G..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17

- WI ait ioN ~ OaSn "
aug ~ KNOX lloyd
a n ORDINANCE, 10 prolIDu the erection
~ Of wooden buildings. in the square bounded
by Market. Fourth. Union and Madison streets.
whereas the owners Of not less than two ihirls
90 the ground included in the square bounded by
Market Fourth, Union. and Madison streets, have
P%eil'oned the Council Of The city Of Wheeling. ie
prohibit the erection in said square, Of wooien bull.
dmgs. according TO The authority vested IN the said
council by the oct 10 incorporate the city Of Wheel
ing. in the county Of Ohio.
BE - therefore ordained by Tho council Of the city
Of Wheeling.
Sec !. That IL shall hereafter he unlawful. N
aaid square 20 erect, or cause 10 be erected. OF IN
anymanner 10 aid IN erecting any building. or any
addition 10 any building. more Than ten feet high.
unless the outer walls ihefeoI be made Of brick and
mortar. ~ stone and mortar.
Sec 2. Any person who shall erect. or cause IN be
erected, IN said square. any building. or addition.
CONTRARY 70 the preceding section. shall. err evety
such offence. forfeit and pay 10 the city Of wheel
ing. the sum Of ten dollars. and moreover shall for.
felt and pay 20 The said city. The sum Of ten dollar.
sr every day such building or addition shall remain
IN said square.
Sec y Any person who shall labor. or in any
manner ad w The ersctioa o. any building % add.
ton. contrary 10 this ordinance. shall forfeit and pay
20 The city Of Wheeling. The sum Of FIVE dollars f1r
every day he shall he 80 employed.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take effect from and
alter Iis passage.
Posed. July POD, 1871.
GEO DULTY. Mayor.
49, e 49,
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>. e.. r.,
TpUnIGyEuEU

'ftfOLN 4 Ehfhs
Iook,HC Glass and Picture Frame Manufacture
No. ~ Market Street, Opposite the Mosonic Hall
WHEELING, Va.
"HERE may be found m extensive assorf-
ment Of Gilt and Mahogany Frumed Look.
ing Glasses and Looking Gllss Plates Of 40 sizes-
Portrait and Picture flames raade 10 orIer and m
The l1test style. Old frames Regilt and Gliding In
al is branches. and on The best terms. Uphols cry
Ware. consisting Of Feather Beds. Bolster, Pillows
Curled Hair, Spanish Moss, Cotton. Hush and straw
Mattresses Steamboats, furnished with Curtains.
Mattresses, Pillows. Sheets. Blankets. Quilts and
Counierpancs. Carpets mad and put down IN the
best style. aug 10
NOTICE To CABINET MAKEHs.
USl received direct from New York two eases
- Of prime Mahogany Voneers, which will be-
sold low ior cash, 10 quantities 20 suit pirchsseuat
NO ~, Market 81, Wheeling. Va.
aug ~
FIRST WHEELING HOSE CO.-The
members oi The ls Wheeling Hose 90, will meet
~ ihe' Hose House On Saturday The 9Th INST, az 3
O'Clock, 2 NJ. 6f exercise.
by order Ofthe First Director.
lnly2 W HOUSTON. Scc'y.
NINTH BHIDGEWATER TREATISE
- ubabbage. just received and fr sale by
nng ~ ROBB s. STEPHENSON
INCIDENTS, Of n Tavel ru SJuth America.
- Chtapas and Yucatan. BY " Stephens, just re-.
coivod and 5f nile BY
asgl2 ROBB 4 STEPHENSON
ISCEiisANE OUs WRtIIN@s 81 Inus
w Carlyle. Just received snI fr sale Nv
avg ~ RoBB g. STEPHENSON
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PERIODICAL OFFICE,
STORE

STATIONERY STORE.
' VIE subscribers respectfully inform heir friends
md The public generally that they have open.
ed a Periodical ogice and Stationery store. on
Monroe between Main and Water streets. reu door
To Mr. Geo kcllsa!l's clOihing store. Where they
VIII receive subscriptions for all the popular pcrodi.
ealS and newspapers Of The day. Single number
OF some OF The Magazines and newspapers for sale.
They will always keep and sell low. all description
OF Blank books. (Enipg's Mangfacfprsl such as
Ledgets' Journals. Day Books, DOckeis. Bank Books
scrap Books, Mem randums, Books. sc. Writing
wrapping and Printing papers. Post Of,
nee papers. Bill paper and Bonnet Brads at
miH PriccS. Quills. steel pens. waters, sealing waN,
Black Blue. Red, InJelible inks. Desk add pocket
lk stands. Black sand. Sand hytcs, Parallel rulers,
India rubber, lnk Powder. Bankers rase.. Silver
pencil Eases. Pencil Leads. Cedar Pencils. Slate
Pencils, Tissure paper. &c. SC. SC.
WALL PAPER.
OF variOus patterns. Comic. Peoples. Farmers. and
Pocket Almanacs for 1912.
BLANKS
Drafts, Notes, Bonds. Deeds. Bills Of Exchange
&c, &c, Sc.
BLANK BOOKS.
Rolled and bound 10 order.
OLD BOOKS rsbound plain ~ et'ra ne desired
aug ; JOHN ~ THOMPSON a co
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SALE or STEAM BOAT STOCK.
ON Tuesday the 3lst day ofAugust 1871. CON.
mencing al m O'Clock. A NJ IN front Of the
United States. Hotel. in the city Of Wheeling. will
he sold 10 he highest and best bidder NJ public auc-
lion the following Steamboat stock, VIZ
The steamboat Robert Emmett as she now lies
NJ Phillips Landing in this city, with her engine
sc.
William Penn" her engine. furniture, aud equip
mcnt
The one undivided fourth part ofihe steam bat
aRcliance" her engine. furniture and equipment
The ono undivided eighth part Of tho steam boat
aRichmond' her engine. furniture and equipment
Terms made known on The day Of sale, or upon
spplicaion 10 The subscribers
HALL A. wICKHAM
Auctionccrs
mug 70 r. SIZE agents ior the owners