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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13
PROPOSALS
by subscription, at Edgefeh, c.
emi-MonihIy Agricultural Paper, entille
The Plough Boy.

MN presenting to the public a Prospectus OF
u an Agricultural Paper, the subscriber is well
aware Of the many objections which will be
started against it, such as often fighten the most
sanguine, and generally terminate the existence
of such periodicals, before their intrinsic value
is fully made TO appear. Knowing all the in-
conveniences which must necessarily arise. in
bringing ont work of this nature; but, having
received assurances from number Of gentle
men, well skilled in the Science of Agriculture,
of their assistance in his undertaking; lie hopes
10 be enabled to nurse it through its infancy,
and by the aid of our enlightened Agriculiurists,
he has but little fear that it will eventually reach
maturity.
That such work is wanted in this section
Of our country, none will deny. No Agricul-
tural paper is at present published intiis Stale,
aud those published at distance, are difficult
of access, TO most Of our Planters and Farmers,
on account of the heavy charge Of postage, and
uncertainty of the mails.
The PLoUGH Boy will he entirely devoted TO
Agriculture, and all exerlions will be made 10
give the best selections from other papers, and
10 obtain Original COMMUNICATIONS from our
oldest Planters and Farmers, on that subject
No pains will he spared to make it a comp .etc
Text Book for Southern AgricuIturists
WM. +. DURISOE.
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James BOatwright's Supe.
p.TOE Gins.

ElOr GllRS.
VENHE undersigned takes pleasure in an
d. nouncing TO the Cotton Planters Of Geor-
gia, that he hus established a branch Of his Gin
Mandatory in Augusta, Ga. nearly opT 'site
to Bones and Gurmichaels Hardware Store,
where COTTON GINS of his very superior
workmanship may be obtained. The materials
will be prepared, and every piece ofa complete
Gin worked out under my own care and in
spection, at my main shop in Columbia, and
will be carefully pnt together by skilful and
experienced workman in Augusta.
! have also appointed B. F. Gondy, my Agen,
in Hamburg, s. c., by application to whom,
my Gins can be obtained by the Cotton Plan
ters of tho Districts adjacent to that place.
T Old Gins repaired at the shortest notice.
JAMES BOATWRIGHT.
Agusta. April 20-May6 n ID
OT The Edge.ield Advertiser, 8. G., and
Constitutionalist, Gu, will copy the above
weekly three months.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

tTiirginiu ElcctiOns.--The election ior
Members of Congress, in Virginia, has re-
suited as follow:
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Fire al SwainsborOugh.-The Sanders
Vile Telescope, Of the 25th ult., says:-
"The Court House Of Emanuel county,
was entirely consumed by fire on the night
Of the 10th inst. We understand but one
Record Book was saved; the balance, to-
gether with all the Court papers, were lost.
The Sheriff Of the county had been accus-
ed, and a true bill found agains; him by
grand the jury. Our informant, however,
thinks him not guilty, and that there is not
even circumstantial evidence against him."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

Fatal Occurrence.--Thc Tallahassee
Sentinel of,he 30th ult. says:-"We re-
sret to state that Gen. Leigh Reid, of this
place, was shot ir the street on Monday
morning last, by Mr.. Willis Aston. lie
expired in about IA hours afterwards. We
f,rbear making any comments, as the al.
fair will undergo legal investigation,
Two other persons were accidentally, we
presume,) wounded, one severely, though
we trust not mortality"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

John S. Skinner, Esqr., late Post Mas
Ter, at Baltimore, has been appointed by
Mr.. Granger, to the bureau of Third As
sistant Post Master General.
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TERMS:

The PLoueu Bor, will be published Semi
Monthly, and each number will contain sixteen
pages royal octave; making volume Of four
hundred aud sixteen pages, yearly, exclusive o r
an Alphabetical Index, at the end Of each va
lume.
The first number will be issued on the first
Saturday in July, and mailed regularly to sub
scribers.
The price of subscription will be 50 per an.
num- or three copies for $5i payable in all CO.
ses. in advance.
The last page of The PLOUGH Boy will be
reserved for The insertion fany Advertisements
which may be sent, relative to Agriculture, but
none others.
T Postmnsers are requested 10 net as Agents
for the work; and all persons wishing to sub.
scribe, will please forward their names and Post
Office by the 25th Of June.
U All letters addressed to the publisher must
be post paid.
May 6 If IA
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AucusrI, NAV 5,

AUGUSTA, May
Cotton.-Ths article has been in good de-
mand throughout the past week. In prices.
there has been very little change, though sellers
have been enabled 10 dispose Of their lots with
more facility than usual and in some instances
even at n shade higher rates, than those which
prevailed at the close of the last month. 1t is
very difficult to give quotations of sales in
Georgia Rail Road money, as many OF our
planters sell only for the "better currency" or
city bank notes. The whole range ofprices in
Georgia Rail Road money, is 10 12c., chiefly
lO3 III cents.
Ezehange.-South Carolina at par, except the
notes of The Bank of Camden, 4 dis.
Georgetown, da1 "
Merchants Bank at Cheraw, 41.ai1d q
Augusta Insurance. and Banking Comply. par
Bank of Augusta,
Branch State Bank fGa., at Augusta,
Agency. Bank Of Brunswick,
Branch Georgia Rail Road,
Mechanics Bank, e"
Bank of Darien g. Branches, 90 25per CT. dis.
Bank Of Hawkinsvillc, Is l6 ''
Bank Of st. Mary's, 3a5
Bank of MilledgevilIe, 3a5
Bank of Columbus, 16a17 {"
Bank Of the State of Ga. at Saw. i 9
Branches Of d. in Athens, Mil
ledgeville, Washington, Eut-
tonton and Macon, 3u5
Agency Of do. in Greensboro, 3a5
Bank of Brunswick, 3a5 d"
Commercial Bank of Macon, 3a5 Z"
Central Bank of Georgia, l6 10 ="
Central R. r. &. Bk'g. Co. Saw. n 2 Z"
Branch of do. Macon, 3a5 Z"
Chattahoochee R. r. g. Bank'g
Co., Columbus, II 15 ="
Georgia R.R. & Blk. Co Athens, l6 II {"
Insurance Bank Of Columbus, at
Macon, 3a5
Marine a. Fire Ins, Bank, Sav. 1a2 Z"
Branch Of do. Macon. 3a5 {"
Monroe r. r. & Bkg. Co. DO SO
Ocmulgee Bank. 3a S
Planters Bank Savannah, 1a2
Planters G. Mechanics Bank Co.
lumbus 16 a IL
Western Bank, IA 16
Ruckersville Banking Comply, l3 q is
Drafts OH New York, II n II prem.
Charleston, par
Savannah, az dis
Philadelphia, 3a4
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Election Notice.
A N ELECTION for a Brigadier General
IA Of the First Brigade Of Cavalry, Of 8. C.
Militia, to fill the vacancy occasoned BY the
resignation of Genl. Gillian, will be held at the
house of Captain Alner Perrin, near Liberty
Hill. Edgefeld District, on Monday the 2lst
day of June.
By order of Genl. McDufre.
Capt. L. II. MUNDY,
Lent w. HARRISON,
Lieut. J. Rochell, Jun.
Managers.
April &c. 1871.
N. B. For the information of voters. copy
of the Resolution Of 1929, allowing voting by
proxy, is hereto suhjoined.
Resol1sd, That in all elections for Brigadier
and Major Generals, hereafter to be made in
this State, i, shall be lawful for all commissioned
officers Of the Militia entitled TO vote, 10 do 80.
by proxy: Pro1idsd, tina, all votes so effered by
proxy, be signed by the officer voting, stating
his rank and title, and presented under sealed
cover, addressed to the Colonel ofthe Regiment
10 which he belongs, or other officer holding the
same. cod I3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13
s 10000.

Tickets sl0i shares in propprion
Monong1l,h Lottery, class b.. drawn Feb 9Th 1871.
30 % 81 ) 6 iS 40 6 30 10 10 81 IL Is
Lowest prize SIC.
Mnnongnlin LOTTERY. Extra cl-ss 3. drawn Mar 1911
% 4j 60 l 81 - % 3S 4 81 IS 10 As Of
Lowest prize SIS.
Union Lottery, class !. drawn March Oh, 1871.
81 Il G5 , % G. 81 al s I6 90 CT ~ IS
Lowest prize SIS.
Wel.shurg Lottery. Extra class 1, drawn Mar. 2. 1871.
30 10 - "a IL So SO IL 80 -
Lowest prze 81.
Wc!lshrrg lot. Extra class :. drawn March 10, 1911
IS 80 30 80 40 IS > 10 4 50 50 90
Low,ss Pre- So
Webbing Lottery. class b, imwn Feb. 10. 1871.
2 II IS 36 80 IL /? 50 81 4 IS ii
Lowest prize $40
Leeshur- Lottery, class ;, drawn Feb. II. 1871.
81 81 10 25 so Is 81 55 Is AGA
10 vcs; prize 81.
Wellshnrg Lottery. Extra elias, ,, dpwuFch. IT.ISil
% So 90 80 l 6 II 30 IL II % Is
Lowest prize S..
Le'shurg Lottery, class y, drawn Feb. 90 n. 1871.
IL IS Il Z 40 c. So G. 50 Ii % 81
Lowest prize SO.
LeoshuSa Lottery. Ey'ra elias. 6. drawn Feb. 81 1871.
81 o - IL AZ 81 O. : - IS IS % IS 81
Lowest prize s..
Ne.lshurg Lottery, Evn class ?. drawn Feb. 81 1871
60 A 80 81 IS 10 , IL GO 20 30 &c
Lowest prZs So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13
UNlrEO STATES FAST MAIL LlN

UNIFIED STATES FAST MAIL LINZ.
FROu HHEEL[YG 10 WOOSTER. ONO
b. way Of Aonnt Pleas ,nr,
era Harr:syhic, Georgetown. Cad 2.
@E-E%~ SIoctown. franklin. Eastpor,.
EZErES--S New Philadelphia. Canal Dove.
SirawsbuTg, Milton, Mount EaIon. Edenburs, Wo,s
Ter, and Mansfield. Connecting with The Mail Lines
TO Blcyras, Ashland, NlT'yulk. S~indusky City. md
Cieavelaud. Leaves Wheeling ever AiSnduv. Wed.
nes'Iay ani Friday. at ID C'c!o.k NJ. and Wooster
on T-cSiay, Thursday aud Saturday.
Passengers by this i!na, will arrive at either end in
Time 10 connect win the mail Lines ru ming east aud
west.
The Pr, bess leave 10 iender'o The public his ymre-
iul acknoc Judgements Or HE liberal patronage here.
'oiJrc bestowed on his Lm9--lnf takes this occasion
10 assure them, ilIi IA expense or attention shall lie
wanting on his part To reader perfect and full .aiis-
acton 10 al W'tp IN ~ travel ia his line, ami hay. ing
lately renewed his teams and placed new coaches on
ilc road, he aa!tcrs himself tai he will merit, and
h'2es 20 receive liharll shar, ct public patronage.
For seals apply al the Bar of The US H,tcI.
J. a. MYERS, Proprietor.
4. w. FLEMING. Agent.
mar IL
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" INSURANCE.

ASSURANCE.
iSNS will be taken b. The FIRE A. napINu,
az INSURANCE COMPANY OF yHEeITNc
al the iOsresf rates on
Buildings Of all kinds. stone, brick or pooss, ,,I
Iheir contents: ~
Steamboats,; factories; mills. &C..
Furniture:
And mercnandize OF oil kinds.
And against all dangers attending the ,r,n.,or,,
non oil goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canals and rail.
roads. "
ior the character Of the eo-rany as 10 pror,,,.
,''s ana "SeroGIy " he dJaSfnent and pa gnsnt NJ
'Cs'es'-~e beg leave to refer to the rarrehan.. of hi,
Place and elsewhere whe have had The adjusimonl of
claims upon Us.
JoHN FAwCETT, Pre- ads-L
DANIEL LAMB, Secretary. January I6. Is4l.
board or DIREcroEs.-JOhn Fawcett Prs,5s.,
;. Brady. John Goshnrn, Charles u. Knox, Richard w
Harding, Samuel NseI. William Paxton. J,sob {
Shrver. Samue. Sprgg, Directors.
W Uoilsbnrg Transcript. SIeubensiIle Gazeta,
- CiaIFsvtlle Chronicle. and Marshall Be,c1n. inser
hcaboye To the amount ofs5 each. * charge TIN. oo;ce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13

STEPHENSON e. GARWOODh have been appoin
- ted agents in Wheeling. Tor the sale Of Rev J.
-,yers' BALM or LIFE! 50 celebrated Throughout
-, rnsiern cities for Ihc-cure Of Diseases Of Tie Lungs
=, asdialiy recommend ihIs medicine 10 our readers
a, mini the best possible remedy they can any where
b.ain. Coz coughs. long Standing coils, consumption in
IFS iaeiOisHi stage, Sc. &c.
Tbe BALM OF LIFE IS highly recommended by
the n1sl bh,aieI ph Jsiciq1s-ased IN The most intelli-
cent families in our coIalfy. AMI every whero hailed
by The afflicted. ~ the greaiet Of blessings Read
pamphlets 10 be had Of the agents.
f.bg
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tAUTTON.-All Personsar are cau,,oned ,e,inS, r.
" eeirtng the bl!owing described Treasury note,
winch MAS atsirlrtsd from the null Al Iut,nt,D, M,
the 29th November las.:
Five Hundred Dlllars United State. Trs,.nrv Note
dated Feb %. 1888. IA 1921. parable .ouricr OF T.
7 Andrews, + l. Smith. Regia. Vim q Ptnlal.b
Acct Treasurer, made payable to The orl,rofD aartz
Dept agent at Ind Dept. by 4 q Andrews. 70 Issued
Oci, ,. lSt0, hy ID Kuriz. Dept Agent. and nado me.
ah.e 10 Gen Samuel Mplroy or order. Sub-areui by ID
huriz and by Samuel hleiroy. - b-agcni. made p1yn.
bile To Sloderd Tilesict 4 Co y Y or or order. Noy
10 n, 1910. Init commencing from that date.
The above described note has not been received
by sniJ SPufcd, TIlesion & Co, and reqlirrs their ar.
der before II Is payable. feb Ga
FINE OLD WINES & BRANDIES.
Old Pale Sherry, Superior.
Old Madeira do
Old Port, do vines
Lisbon 4 Sweet Malaga.
Old Cogniac. Vintage, 1919.
do Pale Champagne do 1871.
Dark Coqnine lsigncte) o0'''e''
Old Peach.
Holland Gin. IRISH Whiskcy.& &c &c. IN bottles. dem.
Johns aud ON draught and ia quantities to suli.in s,or,
Cor sale ~ KING
Hrc 20 as. corner w'ter& Unron SIS.
r AUCTION ONIS "
CORNELIUS, STERLING 8 WRIGHT
Codc tconsignncnts OF Manufacturer Merchants,
- AM others.
Libra! cash advances made 90 oonsignments.
REF RENCEs,
j. TeviS 4. Chew, Louisville. XIV.
Orth " Wallace, Steuhsnyille Ohio.
J. ID. Davis, ESQ Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hart Cummings & iiar', Ph,lad.
Joseph L. HuTner * Sou, "
JurlUa Ttyis, . 50
Professor VI. q WRIGHT. Gin Chi,
CORNELIUS. STERLING q WRIGHT.
louisville. Nv, Nov. :, iSiO.-tm tw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13
DIR. WIZ. EVANS'
SOOTHING syrup for CRILDREN

- - -
WHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
? mothers knew the blessings this Syrup would ac.
IL ford ihoIr Infants during the period of deniiIian by
rubbing their gums with il. no tender mother would
neglect The use Of IT,
DR. WM. EVANS'CELEBRATED CAMOMILEAxp
APEldENT PILLS for Weak siumach. Pain in the
side, Bilious affections, &c, he Pills will perform
cures when Physicians have despaired relieving the
Patient.
PHI sicinns are respectfully urged to use these Pill,
in cases. Of Dyspepsia, Hypocnndria Sc. when the bad
quality OF Drugs will not effect a cure DR.. EVANS
basis the efficiency and powerful virtue Of his pills on
the $ Iperior quality Of the Ingredients Of which .hev
are compounded.
DIR. GOODS FEMALE Pills.
Thcse Pills are recommended 10 he Ladies for sup
preston Of customary periodicals 30 other weakness
Of Females TO which they are subject.
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.
A celebrated ambitious Family Medicine.
The above medicines are s1ld only OF The following
regular agents buy only OF the Regular agents as some
men sell cOunterieiis:
Regular Agents, w. III. King. Grocer. Wheeling
james Barley a. Co, Moundsville, Va. \. ID. Clarke,
Fish Creek. Va. Robt. :. Holliway. Smyrna. o. Mr.
Turnbull. Book seller, SteubenvilIe. Isaac Harris, No
100 Liberty ST.. Pittsburgh.
CAUTION.-Dr. WIN. Evans will not be respon,i
blefrr the genuinencss of the Camomile Pills uuIes,
they are bought of DR.. Evans adNcrlseJ ugeuts-
There - one agent in every county.
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10

Corner ~ Ar.l gqf Ffh Sbess. Cincinnati.
ESrEAVCE on Firm
= VIE SJBSCRlBER. having occupied dis cen
troll ss'sh'istmout tr Hte past s,asJf. and BOZ
lending f1 continue ir a tsmDf ycors. bres leave
tJ return tI1uEs tu l#s uuu-rlfs irs.sis fud a gcua.
rs pI.lIc nrre liberal lu'rIurs gel la has rarsiyeB
The Iuyliipn ri tIr Hpuzo e one of the bast In ,bs
city, being ua ue higIos' level aud about equi-Is
isst between The river anI eIuIl. The view uf Ufs
. city ord surroIudiag courtry. from an obsar, .fYry al
lhishOusc. some rarely cguillcd and mover -ur,a,s
60
As5r csmmpltf11s snd az he Injuries Of "a,
lard. euqsife ri my old customers.
BNs oas1uable-mitc t5 flr times.
dne W1'smph drawing ct ih- ss1bIishme1t
prsscniod iOihs public. on q large s,,lr.
OH NOHgT.
Formerly off C..sl-.. Ono
CiH,i1yaal TsJ J-.m L5
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BALTIMORE d PITTSBURGH.
JAMES OCuNNpE, LUxE TAAFE. ASD DENSIs

AAlA A.ND MIL.
AND
BALTIMORE d PITTSBURGH.
JAMES OCuNNDR, Luxe TAAFE, ASD DENNIs
OCONNoE. Propueiors.
AMES OCONNOR ~ Co.-Haying completed
~ their arrangements. are now prepared 10 forward
Merchandise, Produce. &C., TO and from PniladelpI,ia
and Pittsburgh, aud Baltimore and PiusLurgh,
with that r0gslarty and de. patch which
they haIter themselves has hitherto characterized
their Line.
The superior mole Of carrying goods peculiar to
this line alone) prevents all risks OF suilmg. breaking.
damage or separation Of lots. too Ofen attendant OF
4 hurried irnnshiPueut Of single packages, OF the
several functions Of the anal and railroads. ur expo-
sure 10y load or unloading out Of doors, the goods
being locked up and carried throughout in Portable
Water proof Car bodies without rcpacking, handling.
or any Interference " whatever, from the limo sf their
beng loaded IN he Warehouse. at tie starring point.
until they arc unloaded (wiihin the Warehouse, also.)
al The other end Ofihe Lane.
The a~daptIiion Of his plan. on a route where Rail
roads intervene with Canals, IS an Improvement tvo
obvious 20 need any comment; while the certainty vi
rcceiy ing lots complete IN clean and mere hanlable
order affords advantages 10 owners aud cOusiguees 81
fully apparent as 10 preclude the necessity OF iuuhci
description.
Ia addition 10 their doab k dalg line Of Tho usuaI
lass ihSy have a single daily lne Of asst boais Of les
tonnage, built expressly for 'pcod. by Which ihey are
enabled 10 carry goods through ~ sg @gss.
The iOo prevalent custom Uf allowing the Boats n
1e detained III ihs Eis.em rOiit Of Inc canal until
loading was procured 10 return With. thereby causing
Ia accumulat.0I ct pro luce ~ Pittsburgh ior want 81
.Hoaus % transportation. induced them 10 make thea
arrangements lbs year 10 run heir Boats regularly
NIether lV1dcd OF not, BY which hey will be emo
lied 10 forward a raueh larger qucnuiy Than usua!
wd with a certainty o!L!sfa.ch. hrhcrO imyractca
iu.
The central situations anil cyfcnsiveurss Of ltci
Warehouses On Philadelphia. B,Iimoro and Prs
urgh, lA1rI accommodations ptcui udy uiyantage1u
% rhose hyonug ilem with heir commands. The
would respectfully solicit Msrchiuis and Shippers 4
40 and Judge l0r themselves.
GJods ,]O1-isned 10 the b~l'1wing Agents. will b.
rNaued wib deslnich. Al freight aud charge
aid. BllsOf L1dirg trlusn tied. lnd every iusiruc
iJu promptly attended o., Jy
JAMES O'CONNOR & Go.
Market street. Philadelphia.
JOHN WEST,
N0rh street. B1lumOre
TAAFE a. O'CONNOR
Conner Penn api Wayne streets. Pittsburgh.
brAI n drcc delivered .or The East will he re-
lived isey OF charge iJr stJrrg". commission or %,
lucug irei4lfs mar ll-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13

5SIRE IL MARINE INSURANCE.
u There are two situations only in which indi-
viduals can be placed, where they can Adequately dp-
pre-Iate the value of insurance. These are, wE:e
star ding upon the rulas OF tnCIr Cwn property, either
re'eIvng from ar insurance office the full amount
which they have lost; or standing or the same spot
surrounded perhaps by a desolated family, lament
mg thar stupidity and folly which failed TO provide
against such n contingency.
I. ATKINSON Agent Ofthe PROTECTION IN UR
AZ 60. or HARTFORD CONN. VIII take TIsk on
Dwell ing houses, Ware houses. Stores, Mills, Factories
&c. toglti - with theiT contents such as Furniture,
Merch; ndise Machinery andevery other disc ripiion Of in
surablo Prop Tty. Also, OF steam, Keel. aud Flat
Boats, Ard theIr Corgocs TO and from ans Fort ontLe
Western Waters.
u-omeeen Main Street nearly oppositetheU s.Uae
ianna-v ?. I2iI. a
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AliFS, are informed that Todd 3 Isham b,v,
Il Just received from the eastern cities a splendid
'ssoiineni o. line black, Nhiie and bronzed hid
-~lippcts& buskIns Of best oua.i,v and ia,sst 80.
also' A's cali and sea- walking shoes. lace boots
SllaEe ava Pans ties, Paris cold sG,n ard coiTiso,
Please "Ivcus n call. N, ono Al, c,
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81

N|DI N-fLIs.
40 virtue o. u deed of trust executed bv VIM
Ell Lnnbdiu hearing date on the 22d dav of nr;'
Io5'' anu recorded in The Clerks ORirs .. Ohio conn.
" b'eu b'ok No. - Page g, ] shall. on THURSDAY
the Oh day OF Nav next. proceed 20 sell NJ ppLI;c -
al tie 'front.' door Of The Court IIouse OF Ohio copnt,
Tor ready money. LOS No. 9 and 10 in South Wheel.
ing' houHded on tie West by Wafer street. ON III
South oy Second street, Oh The East by an Alley. and
on "o->T'h oy L9tNo. H. also. The North part Of
lot n" I'll lying Z. ofihe said lot No 10 m.,-n,na
about 81 feet ifunt on Market street. and orteaJipe
wesi"ardly the same width lo the alley. forming ,bo
West boundary OF said lot. Sc. ling a. trustee ,b,II
convey such Title as "a vested in me BY said deed of
"us' E. b. SWEARINGEN,
mar 6--om r.
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~ HEELING LYCEUM-Per~n. hayin,
books belonging to the Library ofihc Wheel
ing Iyeeum are requested 10 return them E,rhwal
" "e Librarian at tho Times Office READING Room.
By oulcr of the Societr.
J srEEN BROWNE.
SccreiaJy.
HSOoIS BOOTS. LATEST ARRIVAL. Ju.
- reeeiVed L case Gents sewed Water Pnppl
oOOiS.a superior article. call and sue them.
ai'o. | Case Youths Calf pcgged q Dots.
SAMUEL M~CLALLEN.
lSI Main corner Of Madison sis.
ia kE q THAW.
(SUocesSors 10 r. =. Clarke & Col
FORWARDING d COMMISSION MERCHANTS
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
1--WE special attention To Forwarding goods or
" Proiuce. charges collected (when r-quesied)
ny Buais or Canal lines. Prudlcc consigned 10 ms C,r
me East ShdHbe shipped WITHOUT delay. n duplicate
ana bulls OF lading sent 10 shippers Immediately.
Rates ct eomniss.sn proportionod to tho scarcity Of
money.
Refer to-
Erskinc, Ei' hr!bcrger & Co.
u ) Elder. Gelson Il Co. B,ltmore
joe Tayler q SON.
Ncwkirk. Mulfnd a. IIihler,
Ha!lowell. Walton Il Co. fti!ad.
kno, & Lloyd.
Mnnre * Clarke.
Mike. Hariins 4 CO. Wheeling.
W. Selby. Esp.
w u Tyson. "
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13

CSF received nc he Music aud Variety store. a
- large assortment OF Variety g1ris. consisting IN
part Of The following. VIZ Elastic coat and Vcst Bu..
TONS. Pearl and Bone Shirt Buuors. El.sIer Do. e.,
Indies dresses. SuspcuIcr do. Shell aud Horn combs
White and usv1rtci Spool aud Saein Thread. psierr
DO. Black ard usapTtej Sowing Six. STAY and Boot
L1cc-. German and lliui Pms. Brass. Steel AMI Ger
man Silver IIimbies, German Silver Tea and Tt5,,
Spoous. Pocket Com s Do. fancy soap. Ladies TYifc
6llsses with and without drawers. Russian quiiis
States and ink Silui., Psi oil g tsias. T,ipr. nee
dies. assorted shass boo Ft.ura boxes. as.pr rI ha
tween knitting ani dtums ip. Hooks auJ eyes. c,t
ion cord. Percussion caps, Fi-b bo1Ss auI q ,rrrg
oiMI,icll INSTRUMENTS ,l rl.+. VIII receive i1 q
few alysu rare ussIrrur1f Ofils combs urirn ulf|
be- s'id by the dozen or case alta snl'l advance ot
The Manufacturers prices. J. LELLDR
mar 2-Jt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13

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