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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-19
r ITTELL's MUSEUM OF FOREIGN Ii

IL TERATURE-The undersigned, agent for
this work assures the reading public Of its vast i'm
provcment, especially in quantity Of matter, will be
acknowledged upon examination Of the January mum
Der delivered free of postage in the District The
National Portrait Gallery can be had in like manner.
Also, the Evergreen Knickerbocker, Maryland Medi.
cal Journal, Graham's Magazine Lady's Book and
Companion Farmers Cabinet, Philadelphia Vsiter,
lie Bon Ton, and many others Of which back Nos
can be had by application to the agent his SON
Through the mail will be ordered the New York
Mirror, Farmers Monthly Visiter Saturday Chron
Gle, Saturday Courier, Boston Medical Journal Chris
tan, World, Brother Jonathan, New World, Satur
day Evening Post, Benefits Herald and Others, for
which the agent may be called on, Washington st.
Georgetown, or his son at Periodical Agency, near
Railroad otherwise letter being addressed him
through the Post Office the individual will be called
on, the work ordered and sent TO any part Of the
country.
T. H. HAMPTON.
yF Subscriptions will also be received for the Penn.
sylvania Magazine, by Edgar A. Poe, which will issue
on LIT March price IS.
Also, the Monumental Budget Bait and Southern
Lady's Book. jan 1897
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JACOB GIDEON, Jun.

MAYoR's OFFICE, WASHINGTON, Jan. A. lS4l.
PROPOSALS, in writing will be received at this
i Office until the 4h Of February next for the dig
ging OF wells, erecting of pumps and hydrapts and
keeping the same in repair during the years 1874 and
1912
Specifications may be at this Office.
jan slim w. w SEATON, Mayor.
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~ ENUINE MADEIRA WINE-The subscri-
NJ bers prepared TO receive and orders for
Symingon & Co From the connexon Of this house
with Henry VEITcH, Esq. till lately and for many
years English Consul General at Madeira and sole
preventative Of the old and substantial firm of Scott
Prnge, Veitch & Co. perfect reliance may be placed
all orders being faithfully executed The late
per Julia from Madeira, consisting of 1856 pipes, hogs
heads and quarter casks of wine, the whole being inn
ported for orders referred to sample of the qua
lties and prices from this house.
GRANVILLE s. OLDFIELD
...= Lombard street Baltimore.
SEMN1ES & MURRAY,
Jan Off Washington.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

BY and Nth The adriee aud consent Of the Senate
Alexander II. Tyler, of Maryland, to be Consu
of the United States for the port of Bahia, ST Saliva
dor, in Brazil, in the place Of Woodbridge Odlin, de-
ceased
William II Ward Of Kentucky, to be Solicitor o
the General Land Office OF the United States, in the
place of Samuel McRoberts, resigned.
Oscar F. Bedsoc, of Mississippi, to be Attorney o
the United States for the Northern District of Mis-
sissipp in the place OF Samuel F. Butterworth, re-
signed
Fidelio S. Hunt to be Marshal OF the u States fol
the Southern District of Mississippi, in place of VIM
M. Gwin, resigned.
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SATURDAY, January l6, 1871.

No. &C. EfIie Coons ct al plaintiffs in error, ps c
p. Gallaher. The argument in this cause was con.
tinued by Mr. Buck for the defendant in error, and
concluded by Mr.. Leonard for the plaintiffs in error
No. IL Colin Mitchell ct al appellants, and the
menced by Mr. Ogden, for the appellants, and con-
tnued by Mr.. Attorney General for the appellee
Adjourned till Monday II o'clock. A. NJ.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
THURSDAY, January IA, ls4l.

No. 4. Richard l., Watkins, plaintiff in error, rs
Holman and Others The argument Of this cause was
continued by Mr.. Key, for the defendants in error
and concluded by Mr. Ogden, for the plaintiff in
erlpr
No. 5. GustaAus Beel ct al. plaintiffs in error, rs
Oliver Holman ct al. This cause was argued by
Mr. Ogden, for the plaintiffs in error, and by Messrs
Key and Crittenden for The defendants in error,
Adjourned till tomorrow 1 o'clock, A. M.
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HOPARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned has as
~ sociated with him in his business of PRINTING
AND BOOK BINDING, his son, GEoRGf S Gp-
EoN. The business will in future be conducted under
the firm Of J. & @. s GIDEON. A continuance of
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited
yB- All accounts due the subscriber will be placed
in the hands of collector for collection after the 10Th
instant without respect to persons, if paid before
that time
jan SGT JACOB GIDEON, Jun
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Great Men in Boston The Norwich Cou-
er says the Boston people make The most Of
heir great men. This is generally true and
FOR want Of timber enough, they sometimes
make considerable Of their little ones Boston
Mail
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-19

FRESH SHAD.-On the last day Of the old year and
the first of the present feasted with some Of
the finest fresh shad that has been in this market
They were caught The day previous near Savannah
MiiedgeriHe Journal 9Th lust
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Notchitoches, Dec. 2.-Large quantities Of cotton
arc daily arriving from Texas, and the country be.
tween this and the Sabine The river is in good boat
ing order Boats arrive and depart daiy-eyery thing
is looking up.-Heraid
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me OF THE MALCONTEN'
January IS.

Our friend and his correspondent will see by the
report of the proceedings Of public meeting in
other column that the citizens of Washington have
taken hold of this matter, and determined to have a
popular Ball, on liberal and comprehensive scale,
appropriate to the occasion, and consistent in all
spects with those republican principles which have
been indicated in the choice of Log Cabin candi-
date
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10000 Dollars!
AND 25 Prizes Of 81 900.
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY

Glass b. for lSil.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, 2Oth
February, lS4l
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 Dollars!
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars.
5000 $500 /"
5000 /" 2l95 "
25 Prizes of $4,000, &c
Tickets $l0-Halyes $5--Quarters 81 so.
Certificates of packages Of 25 whole Tickets, $3.50 90
Do. do % half do % 90
Do. do 25 quarter do 80 80
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-19

The only town Of any importance on the island -
Ting -has, and the population Of the whole group Is
estimated not 10 exceed $1,000 The excesses OF the
the city and many Of them had quit the island Bri-
gadcr Burell rs appointed Governor OF the new pos
session.
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To the Editors of the Madisonidn--
conference.-the following is extracted from let
ter received by this morning from the editor of
respectable Wing newspaper in Ohio, which is SO
striking against the charge of $40 for Ball
tckct-aside from the very Objectionable manner in
which the whole concern has been managed-that
send il to you for publication in the hope viii arrest
the attention Of those that remedy the evils
planned Of
ONE OF THE +" MALCONTENTS."
January 10.
Extract-"I see by the newspapers that the good
people of ashington intend TO celebrate the naugu
ration Of the old Patriot by Ball the 4h of March
and have fixed the price of tickets at $40 trust this
matter will be well considered If did not know the
people Of the Metropolis, should be inclined to the
opinion it their intention TO make that occasion
matter of money, and that the friends of Harrison
who will assemble that occasion pay their respects
to that good man. will be made pay well for their vi
sit and enjoyments. ! hope friends will get up
entertainments which, while they will cost them
no pecuniary sacrifices, will afford opportunity OF
enjoyment to the great Of the people that will
be with you Our representatives, in my opinion,
should look to these matters But know the people
Of your city too well, for moment to suppose that
the great mass of item actuated by sordid mo-
lives"
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1926 Dollars. 40 of ], 800 Dollars

80, 2J5 Dollars. 4U OF I,oUU DUIIuIo'
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY
Glass b, for lS4l
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, feprua-
ry l3th iS4l.
GRAND CAPITALS.
1926 Dollars. 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars 3,O35 Dollars
5000 Dollars
40 of 500 Dollars.
so of 5000, &C.
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarers - so
Certificates OF Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $l3O
No do 25 Half do IS
Do. do. % Quarters do 30 80
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g1TOrders for tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Lotteries will re-
ccive the most prompt attention. and official account
of the drawing sent Immediately after il is over to all
who order from us.
d. S. GREGORY & CO Managers,
Washington, d. C,
ian l6-2aw3w
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS. }

January 9th, lSil {
TT The Board of Directors have declared div-
dend of three per cent for the six months ending on
the 3Is u which will be paid 10 the stockholders on
demand
Jan 93t r. SMITH, Cashier
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d. $. GREGORY 8 co. Managers.
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY

Glass A., for l64i.
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. G., on Saturday, 9th
FEBRUARY, l5il.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
10000 Dollars. $4,000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars
5000 Dollars 297 Dollars
rs so PRIZES Of Sl,00o..4I
SO of s3O0-S50 Of $500, &c.
Tickets $I0---Halyes $5--Quarters 81 SO
Certificates Of Packages OFFS Whole Tickets ! 80 M
Do do 25 Half do % w
10 do % Quarter do ~ %
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-19

EOX'S BOOK OF MARTYRS, chcap-HI-.
L tory Of Christian Maryrdom from the commence
ment Of Christianity 10 the latest period Of Pagan and
Popish Prosecutions, vol Of 5l5 pages with numcr-
Gus engravings in full leather binding price 20
Jan 10 r. TAYLOR
THE Remuneration, Romance-By Miss Bur
Il ney.
Travels to the city Of the Caliphs--By Lieut.. Wei
sted
Visits TO remarkable Places--Old Halls. Battle.
fields and scenes illustrative OF striking passages in
English history and poetry BY VIM Hewitt , vols.
The Rural Life Of Engand--By WIN Hewitt
Also, new supply Of" Quodlibetn Just received
by f. TAYLOR,
dec29 Immediately cas-, Of Gadsby's
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VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY

Tickets $I0-Halves S5-QuaIters 81 So
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets Sl20
Do do 25 Half Do. 60
Do. do 25 Quarter Do. 30
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$4,000 Dollars
in prizes Of $4,000
AND Fourteen Drawn Nos out of Seventy-fve.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-19

Ofthe Board Of Managers Of the I" Washing
ton City Orphan Asyium," for the year
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
INSURANCE

NCE.
ID ISKS will be taken by the FIRE e. MARINE
II INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING.
az me forrest rafcson--
Buildings Of al kinds. stone brick or wooden. and
thor contents
Steamboats, factories; mills. Sc.
Furniture
And merchandise q al kinds
And against al dangers attending the Transports.
ion Of goods rivers, lakes seas. canals und rail
roads
For the character Of tho company n prompt.
gds and hbsraiiiv ~ ne adjusncuf a.d rdVsienf of
osseswo beg leave 10 tefor 10 the rehants Of hs
place and elsewhere who have had the adjustment Of
claims upon us.
JOHN FAwCETr. Prssdssf
DAvfEL LAub, Secretary. January g. 1871
BoaRD or DtREcrORs. John Fawceu Presifcnf
s Bfady. John Goshorn. Charles y Knor. Richard w
Harding. samuel Neel. William Pauon. JacOb s
ShrveT. Samuel Spugg. Direei9ra
~ wollsburg Transcript. Steubenvills GaIeus
S. Cairsvne Chrsnicle. and Marshall Beacon. inssr
he shove 70 ths snelni ofs5 ssch e. charge ths' 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

CITY oFFICE
Moyor-Georgo Dnlly--Oliiee on Main street
Cierk-Iamcs s. Wheai-oifieo on Main srtesf
City SOgerBf-J. T.. S,ngsion-oiIice Nam Street
Superintendent AMI w. Wyr6s-JosiAH POWELL
Wharf Mater !. c. Wiley
The Clerk 81 he Marksf-Wm Hall
Curaior Of me cir fLalt--J Warden.
Eldermen-lst Ward J. Murray. 2 ii WafI Jlmes
Mcconnell. 81 wndR Sims. 4tl Ward p. Biar-5lh
Nurd-----
Assessors. f,r each WInI-lsi, T. Campbell
% A. Paxton; 81. J. w. Robb. iih, J. Robinson. 5ih
Wm Tsmplston.
Sanitary CoElgiiHss--M Naugl'sn. and Irwin. for
tho lst Ward ~ MGinnis and Lsughlin 80 IIur
ding and {. l. Strong 4lh. fiehardsou and Richards
SD. Pratt and Quarter
Coz aud Lumbar Neosuer--J e. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR TIE COUNCIL
o. OrIiaaacct-Mt yor, Caldwell and Wheat.
"a F,aInoc .--Brsdy Hughes and Sclby
o. Acsy1ni--w ictham. Nocl and MOrrison.
o. Strickland AHsgs.-Sslby. Dunbar. scaiterdny
r,tlwell and L1mbdin.
o. Water Works-Hughcs Dunhar and Graham.
o. Wirtcf Haus -Wickham. Graham and Tanner
o. Clai Btatf--Gfahsui. Allms and Scsticrday
o. W,1sost-ML1ro Brady. MGaushoy. Wick
ham AMI Tanner
o. fire D,DI,tr .ai -Selby. MLure. Morrison
Hubbard aad Tanrer.
On Petitions AID Remoasiranccs.- Necl, Lamlsir
and Dunbar.
o, s1iqriss-wekham. MG1ughsp. Taansr Dun
bar and Grahsm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
DIR. WIN. EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN


WHEN CUrr1NG THEIR TEETH.
III meihcrs knew the blessings this Syrup would AZ.
Il ford their nants during Tie period Of drn.iion b,
rubbing their gums with il, tender mother would
neglect the OF 10.
DIR. WIN. EVANS CELEBRATED CAMOkTIffAN AND
APERIENr FILLS ior Weak stomach. Pain IA the
side. Bilious affections. vc., The Pills will perform
cures when Physicians have despdrea relieving the
Patient
Physician. nrs respectfully urged 10 use these PILL
in cases Of Dyspepsia. Hypocondia &C.. when the bad
quality OF Drugs will not effect n cure DIR. EVANS
basis the efficiency and powerful virtuo Of his pills on
the perior quality Of the Ingredient. Of which they
are compounded.
DIR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS
These Pills recommended 10 the Ladies for sup
PRESTON Of customary periodicals also other weakness
Of Females 10 which Ihsy are subject.
| DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.
Accelerated antIbilioUs Family Medicine.
TIE above medicines are sold only of the fellow ing
regular agents buy ohy Of the Regular agents
men sell coun:erlciis:
Regular Agents, w. II. King. Grocer Wheeling
james Burnley g. Co.. MoundsVille, Va A. ID. Cl~ke
Fish Greek. Va RohL s. IIolliv4sy. Smyrna q. Mr.
Turnbull Book seller SieubenVille Isaac Harris No
| 100 Liberty st., Pittsburgh
CAUTlOS.-Dr. Wan Evans will not be re.pons
blefcr the gsnuinoness Of the CamUmils Pills unless
they are bought Of Dr. Evans' advertised agents
There is one agent IN sye.y county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

AOltON-Ali persons are cautioned against re-
~ esiSng the following described Treasury note.
which absirncted from The mail M Iroio,tun an
the 2Sth November Last
rive Hundred Doa.- United States Treasury Note.
GNed Feb % 1888. MOI 81. payable to ORDER Of T.
Andrews. j l. Smith. via WIN q Randolph
aeei treasurer made payable to the order Of Kurtz
DcI" agent oi Ind Dept, by Il Andrews. re issued
Oct, 9. 1870 by ID Kuriz Dep, Agent. and pssJe raw
ap'e 10 Gen Samuel Aloroy or ORDER Sub-agsnt by ID
hur and by Samuel Melfoy. Srb.ag.nt. made p.ya.
nIe To Spoilrrd. Tilesion & Co n or or order Nov
ION. lSl0. Init commencing from that date
The above described note has no, been received
" s@ SP1ferd, Tission * Co. md requires their "
uor ocf're tn PAYABLE. feb G-2t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

a DhiINISrRAroRS SALE. Twill sell a, puh.
n &c auction. at the OF Mnnroo ~ Water
Streets, iu the city of Wheeling on Monday the Is,
uay u March 1891 at O'Clock. r VI one full l6.h
part OF the STEAMBOAT PENSACOLA, b.longing
:" 'he estate OF Henry G.; W'ekhlm. decea .ed the slid
sue WIZ he nads on ereiitU th'ee. sir. and nine
months. tho purchasers giving bonds with approved
seenriiy. bearing interest from day orsale.
WIN : WICKHAM
ieb o-ts Administrator OF N & WIekhaia
l'Hisbnrgh Advo,aie and Louisville Journal copy
70 The amoaai Of g. and chargc tins ofEicc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

Mr. Wharton Please announce JAS. A. CLARKE
AZ the Peoples candidate for the House of Delegates
ofVirginia at the ensuing election. snd obgs
Jan. ooh. VERY MANY VOTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
rnR RENr

FOR RENT
fFA TNROM the 1T ct April next. two story
Fi1A N brick dwellinr house situated IN Fast
Who ling on the ccrncr opposite Richard simms
Esq. residence. now f1 ths occupancy Of Mr. J
sheppard. AgPy 70 X MORROW
fsb ~ Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

II COBiNG GLASS. Portrait & Picture tr5ine
"a msnuiAeinter.-The subsctitsr respectfully IN.
"fli tao citizens Vt Wheeling AMI v.cn.iy. that he
his eurnnenced IN connection with his former bssi-
ncs' the Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture Frame
''''ne, S-s ih all 1's bFanchesllc he's engaged Mr.
Jas. Robinson. irosn tEc arsi manufacturers o., New
ora whose workmanship Is tnt rior 10 none ina u
hon az i nov prepared execute al. orders IN that
hno lie viii constantly ks-p on hand -n extensive
assortment of LOOKING GLASSES Of every ds.criI-
hon. n Cili and Mahogany and Fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait frames made TO order Old frames regik
and Gliding Sfe'ery description done ia tho hc. ,ty
July Ia W BRANS.RCP.
Agent for X Barlow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
WHEELING. FEBRUARY I.lsll


F'1j t-.p'e dio lot ua, re- yesterday :, $500
'chre'e'' oa bo''ia bat aud va. declined. We do
not. hoN"'cr' dc"u il necessary to alter our oo,,.
t.1s a. small lots have been pnr,hssed Of that, cash
WHISKY ~ destined l,ule. We alter ,,,,
qao's'on' 10 J! - !or common. RectiGed rs.
GINSENG s.s advanced 3 els. per h. and find. +,
. seel, market
CLOVER SEfDi.ahupdant IN narkcIyS we notice
! serious decline We quote 90 : cash.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

| ArlES, are informed that Todd & Isham have
IL Just received from the eastern cities a splendid
assortment OF fine black, White and bronzsd Kid
also. Rid cali and Sc al walking shoes Iace boot
village and Pans ties, Paris COLI satn aid corriso
Morocco CATERS
Please SIVeus n call No 2Os Main 81,
tOREPARFD CONCENTRATED COFFEE. -
An excellent article for fqmly use lust receV.
ed andfor sale by w. III. HOUSTON.
Water Street,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

ioqdmuo pun iyids sV les usnFus su,uad
iw Pil"S '5ig iuInsuUtu 80 Iaioq poiodusi usW y
20 sussm Aq 'Auu7uup inuul~ 5pum lsV o. up5 siou
Sttb 'ioqdmso - 9ssid Uuus dr.p rqi 70 sfppfu,
s'u 90 Puu 'Spgw on o. q stou su sIsgN ,o.is 81,
~ euuusdini ~ ufds ~ doip inJ-sirs sBatby .,o
! i'fruyF Ell nrfD fgIrl ri r. ~V'H So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

NOTICE The irin of p. W. SioekingS Co - a
~ dissolved on ihr &Ith July by mutual consent
All debts Que said hrn Which contracted prev
Jus the first May las'. viii ~ paid 10 u. w Shock
ing Audeb,s contracted Cor the sale of goods snss
they removed 10 tho S'rnetly occupied by tho NJ
NJ. Bank will beeolieeI-d hy G. X SwcnFingcn.
= ". STOCKING;
G. X SWEARINGEN
| The business Of The late firm of T. " Stocking &
Co viii be coaunued - heretofore by the subscriber
nj their old siasd NO. l3l Ma!a Street.
c. * swEARlSCEN.
| Wheeling. SnpieGibor 29lh leiU.
| A DEMONSTRATORS EoTlCr.-Au per.o,.s m.
| N debiet the c-iaio OF Dr. Ju-hus Morton ia
ceased will P!Cose coil Immediately Al my U,rce ur-
pay the same ihs Eccvul:s few Lays n be yll
cod IN the hands ''e proper efCsrs -r cu.:c,iou
persons ha, ,Hg os,4 aplost ssi estate Srs res uCs
ed to present ,Eom 'UT settlement
J. -. MITCHELL Dr.
dec Sim % i. iIafd','y Soc Adm.
A DAiINlsrKAToRS NOTICE--AI person. ~.
"a deb,od To tie estate ofIIeury {. Wickhan 10
ceased. will plea.e call and pay the immediate.
y. and oil persons having claims against tho said es-
tate will present 'he same properly authenticated for
settlement. WAI = wICKIIAM
dec 10 Administrators of N. &. Wickham.
DRINCIPEEs 22.5UO Prineipoe separ. extra fne
quality an boxes, received this DAY and for sale
bS 8. KING.
dee % 46 Corner Water & Unior ST..
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER.
ID ECEIEED this day 100 sides bes, Spanish sole
III Leather. SAAlL MCCLELLAN.
dec 81 Isl Main ST. corner of Madison.
MERCHANTS & MrcHANIcs' B,xx.I
Wheeling Dee 81. l5i0
Notes falling duo on the 25Ih instant Christ.
mus must hn attended To the 9th.
Those falling due the lir, of January ne1, must
oso be attended to the day previous.
dec - s BRADY Cashier
FINE OLD WINES x BRANDIEs
Old Pale sherry Superior. ]
Old Madeira 10
Old Port, do "h"'
Lisbon & Sweet Balaga
Old CVgnisc. Vintage. 1919
DO Pale Champagne DO 1921. [ s..
Dark Coquine (SgnetIe) "'H"H''S'
Old Peach,
Holland Gin Irish WhiSkcy sc &c. ia borles dem.
yohns and or drought and in quantities To .un sEore
:or sale by : KING
dec - 20 corner Water x Union Sts
NEW AUCTION ROOMS.
CORNELIUS. STERLING i WRIGHT
Sohc tconslgnments of Manufactursrs, Merchants
- and Others,
Libyral cash advances made en Consignmeut,
rEFEsEScEs,
J. Tevis e. Chew, Louisville, Ky.
Ortiz * Wallace, Steubrnville, Ohio.
J. ID. Davis, ESQ PittsbuIgh, Pa.
Hart, Cummings < Hart, PhiGd.
Joseph Z. Hornet Il Son, " Z"
Joshua Tovis, Lsq
Professor VI. x Wright, Gin Obi,
CORNELIUS. STERLING & WRIGHT
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OHIO.

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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

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Erehv,ice Brokers, l0T Main Street Iyke,li,c Il
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Tickets S dollars shares Ia proportion.
VA. MONONGALlA Lottery Class b.
Draws al Alcxan Iria. Feb FL, l34l.
GRAND SCHEME.
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Tickets 10, Halves 8, Quarters Q 80
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