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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-30
NOTICE.

VK7nEREAs Hannah Castle, of New M Milford, w in Litchfield county, state of Connecti- cut, has brought her petition to the Hon. Ge- neral Assembly of the state of Connecticut, to be holden at New Haven, in said state, on the first Wednesday of May, l642. stating that she was lawfully married to Mathew w. Castle, then of Roxbury. in said county, but now absconded to parts unknowR-praying for bill of divorce against the said Mathew for his brutal and cruel treatment of her as per petition. dated the llth day of Deer. l64l:
 Wherespon Il is Ordered that notice of said petition be given to the said Mathew w. Cas- tie. by publishing this order in newspaper printed in Litchfeld, in said county of Litch- field, four weeks succeSsively, at least six weeks before the session of said General As sembly, and that a paper containing said mo- tice be sent to said Mathew by mail, if his residence shall be hereafter discovered be. fore the session of said General Assembly.
 Dated at Litchfeld, this 22d of Dec'r. l64l.
 4t3l ANsEL STEERING, Judge. Afs Court of Probate holden 0t Plymouth. With-
 Sn and for he district of Plymouih, eH the 20A
 day ef December, A. p. l64l:
 Present, CaIrin Butler, Esq., Judge. nN motion of the administrators on the O estate of DANIEL w. LEE. late Of Plym. Outh, within said district, deceased. this court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate 10 ex. hibit their claims against the same 10 the ad- nainistrators; and directs thai public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Litchfield. and by posting copy thereof on the public signpOsi in said town of Plymouth nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record.
 90 ELISHA JOHNSON, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-30

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Lile4feld. Dec'r
 L1TcHr1ELD COUNTY, ss. 23, le4l.
 TTPON the petition of Joseph I. Gaylord U and Schuyler Bailey, of Goshen, in said county, administrators upon the estate of Put. nam Bailey, late of said Goshen, deceased. brought to the February term of the Superior Court for Litchfield county, l642. showing that on the l4th day of December. 1880. SiIas Humphry, then of said Goshen. now deceas. then in full life, by five several promssory notes, of that date, which were payable 10 said Bailey, amounting in the whole to the sum of two hundred seventy.s six dollars; and that to secure the payment of said several promissory notes, and the interest thereon. according to the tenor and effect thereof, the said Silas mortgaged to the said Putnam a certain tract or parcel of land situated in said Goshen, as set forth in said petition will fully appear and that after the execution and de- livery of said mortgage deed to the said Put. nam, the said Silas, for a good and valuable consideration to him paid, did convey 10 Mo- ah M. Humphry, of the town of Richfield, county of Summit, and state of Ohio, all his right, title and interest in said moTtgaged pre- misses, wherein and whereby the said Noah interest in said mortgaged premises that the said Silas had-praying for foreclosure, as per petition on file, dated the 23d day of De. cember, 164l:
 Whsrcupon t is ordered, that notice of the pendency of said petition be given to the said Noah M. Humphry by publishing this order in paper published in Litchfield three weeks successiveiy, at least three weeks before the third Tuesday of February, le42; and that copy of said order be mailed in the post office in Goshen, directed to the said Hum- phry, postage paid.
 3l ANsEL STERLING, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-30

Al e Court of Probate holden 0t Sharon, ,0ithin
 and for the dsstrtcE 0f Sharon, os the 16th day
 of December, 4. D: l641:
 Present, Charles 7. Sedgsoick, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Havillah Loop and U Frances M. Ioop,. his wife, of Amenia, in the county of Duchess, N. Y. showing to- this court that she is parent and natural guar dian of Frances M. Chapin, Velona H. Cha-, pin, and Andrew Chapin, of Salisbury, with in said district, minors that said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Sa- lisbury, viz. twenty three acres and an half of land, situated in the north part of Salisbu- ry, in said district, on the east side ofthe road leading through Chapinville, being the same that was set to snid minors in'the distribution of the estate of their father, Abial Chapin, Esq. late of said Salisbury, deceased, refer ence thereto being had, valued at about five hundred dollars that it would be for the in. terest of snid minors that said real estate should be sold,. and the avails thereof vested, for the benefit of said minors, according to- law, praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file:
 4 is orderet Ly this court, that said guardian give notice of said application. by causing the same to be published in one of the news papers printed iD Litchfeld, in the county of Litchfeld, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will be heard at the probate office in' said district on the second Monday of March next, at 10 o'clock A. M.
 Certified from Record.
 30 CHA's F.. SEDowIcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-30

AtG Court of Probate holden et Woodbury, ~ith-
 in and Jor the district % Woodbury oaihe 261i day of December, 4. D. l641:
 Present, NathI B. Smiih, Esq. ,Judpe. P0N the petition of Caroline Way, of
 O Woodbpry, in the county of Litchiield, she>, ing to this court that she is guardian of Ion.. W .,>v,of Woodbury, within said district, minor % ;ha, said minor is the owner of real cstnte ,o si,uote,, in said Woodbury,. viz: of piece of land con ntain.' .'"g about twenty acres, subject to the life use utt k" "ac way pounded south and west by highway: n>' >''th Dy Lyman Summers, and east by David .. B. con s land Also, one other piece of land, can't. u''.s about five acres, also subject to the lli>. us>7 of Isaac Way, with house and barn stano- ing thereon, bounded east by highway, north by John s. Bennett, westerly by Isaac Ways land, and southerly by land occupied by Isaac Way, all of which lands are in the easterly part of said Woodbury, and are va. lued at about five hundred and fifty dollars: that it would be for the interest of said minor that said lands should be sold and the avails thereof should be invested as the law directs; praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file:
 N is ordered by fhis court, that said guardian give notice of snid application, by causing the same to be published in one of the news. papers printed in Litchfield. in the county of Litchfield, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will be heard at the probate office in said district, on the 26th day of February next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
 Certified from Record.
 Sl NATHANIEL R. SMITH Judpe
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-30
NOTICE.

NOI1CE.
 THE nextst ated meeting of the Execp,;vo> l Committee of the Litchfield County Xg1 ricultural Society will be holden at the Man. sion House in Litchfeld, on Tuesday the l lin day of January next, at II o'clock A. M.- It IS expected thOt every member of the com. mittee will be present.. that the necessity of air adjournment may be avoided!
 Those who have entered crops are remin- ded that the premiums on Agricultural Pro-. ducts will be awarded OF that day.
 FRED'K PHELPS, Recording Sec'y:
 Ldchfeld,. Dec. 2S. lS4E .sE
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-30
NOTICE

ITS hereby given, that the Assessors and l Board of Relief of the town of Litchfelf will meet at the house of George Bolles, in cS,, z ,H,th street, on the first Monday in January newt at nine o'cio.,n in the forenoon, for :!ie purpose of making abatements Of po,,Ss-the correctionande equaIizing the lists of the town and do any other business which the law enjoins. CHARLES JoNEs'
 SIDNEY PECK,
 ITHAMAR PAGE, Assessors
 RANSOM NEWTON,
 JUNIUs BURGESS,
 E. s. ABERNETHY,
 ABRAHAM HALE, Board
 ALIEN GUMDs nF
 GARNER CuRrr~-
 Ap~-- ,S | Relief E;chec,, .,,."A: sroDbARD,
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-30

~ LeC' @s@s, IO4I. 9(7 VlOLlNCELLO and Violin Strines. finn, Dec. I6 sale by P. PHEi.PS:. EPHYR WORSTED, Markinv C.n,..
 December 16. Y Sr,r1ns
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-30

HENRY CLAY has recently Teen confined with dangerous attack of pleursy, but glad to learn that it has passed off, and that his health is improving
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-30

Corn,palL. Dee. l3.. ls4l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

New YORK AND NIEGINIA.-The controversy be-
tween those two States has been carried with 50
much moderation and in temperate Split that we
cannot but anticipate a speedy conclusion, that shall
be satisfactory both parties aud worthy Of two sis.
fore the Legislature Of Virginia and several illusions
are made 10 it in the Richmond papors. Tho follow.
ing is from article in the Compiler.
BY tho way, we trust that the Legislature of New
York may take action relieving the States Of the
unpleasant relation they sustain towards each other
IN cOnscq ucnce Of the course OF Gov Seward We
know not the remedies which are contemplated on the
part Of our State; but IL would rbat II is out Of
our power 10 avail ourselves OF any not connected
with our commerce. II would nc exceedingly Hnplea-
SAINT that that should be submitted To any delays rS-
guaiions which may give rise bad feelings betweon
the States Our commerce with New York il i'm
mcnse IN It's magnitude aud that S1.e is certainly
much IL not more benefited 10y IL Than We are; AMI
should equally with u.s. deprccate the condition oi
things We alluds 10. B<t she j. the aggressor Vrg
s.ia must defend the rights of hor citizens and pro
teci her institutions Unless New York makes some
concessions from her present position. ii
plain. and, however painful, an imperative duty will
enforce ito adoption.
The whig refers Ia tie efforts which lrsve beer
made by sUne 81 tive Calhoun papers 90 excite anmos
ity on this question on the part oi The Southern Wing
against their friends New York. u concludes thus
We have Legislature unusually sound and PrIeti
cal and W shall abide their decision with the great
est confidence. Let C1lhOunism soar u he cloud
upon the subject, and q possible. coin a mOdicum o
c1pital from f1r o. dol After q has exhausted 10
arts we hope the Legislature will not think the mat
Ter worthy Ofany farther attention. save 10 Strengthen
ils c1actments ard prevent any repetition BY ila
means. Of the offence of negro stealing. The Jnloi
We are pursuaded viii admire fho nagnanimiiy whicl
odourns not reluquisl'rs iust cOutesi or ihe sab
ol harmony, and the People of Virginia viii be glr
90 get I'D Of e eo1uJyersy which caq bring no gont
end which 10Y, my. wlrrh mu.f. 90 III Likelihood,
prosecuted % s71si1ltsa draw nitcr % the most ser
Gus If not fitad consequence.
Let us Mt be suspected Of fl,e craven spirit who
would abandon o. rehjlid cansc. from consideration
Of enss 90 ralciy or interest Tbs cause % right
Hough-but b. b. ioo SMALL f'o abstract. too tr1asrt
deHfai. 10 involve Virgins nod New YORK. VIM rcai
love ono aurfhc- uud cicfs' The same unirI end Oh
same principles. iu diiieure. arl possible hnsti'iig
We odJora. not desert. i'e night 1i Virginia in tt
matter and she has character s0puEh 20 iutc the ri'
without sutjcCuug her o. suspf,5n.
we learn. with plos-srf Hlf rie B1uk' ~ Nor
land nnd Nugirta WI tts4mC sgelis ID gcui hbo
. TIE Lot u Fobfaafy uta..
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TRUST SALE

(f virtue of y deed of trust executed 10y John
- M,Caskey bearing date the 2i,h day of Oc-
loher S39 holden the Clerks Office Of the county
Court OF Ohio county. shall on Monday the first day
." hilrch next. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and o'clock Z. NJ. nj the front door of the Court
house OF Ohio county. proceed TO sell public auc.
i0i To the highest bidder the West half of lot No :
IN the 22d square in the Bellar addition to the city
oil Wheeling. whereon is good brick house. For
the terms reference may be had said deed Of trust
Selling as trustee will convey such title is vested
IN me bv said deed of trust
jan 2S-ts DANIEL IAMR
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OFFICIAL
pEFAarMESr or SrarE.
W ssl ingtou Ianu,rv 10 I-tI

DEPARTMENT or SrArE,
Washington January 70 1911.
Is iOnnd Thar an error has been committed IA IA,
Paohraoa OF the act Of Congress, entitled Nn act a.
auui''on 10 the several regulating the shipment
ana discharge of scsgncn and the duties OF ConsulS
approved July 2Oth, 1910 ~ the last line Cut one
!" nc prOvso ." the 9th clause OF the is section OF
ma' act page 81. tIe word "with" should be with
out The sentence should read: Provided how
ever. IL the Consul Oh other commercial agent ,hall
-e satisfied the contract has expired the VOYAGE
nern poiraeted by circumstances beyond the control
OF inc master. and whou, any design his part TO
h'oa'e The articles of shipment, then he may ii hc
Ieens Just, discharge the mariner ,Dtlon cxacling
'he Three month ad,litiUnal pay.
'ESsry person who has n copy Of the acts Of the
hr't session OF the Twenty sixth Congress be rcqueS
ed 10 attach this notice to the copy Of the Laws IA
possession.
ENGLISH IRON TRADE-The exports Of Iron
nnd Steel hardware and cutlery from England in Is
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IIckcts lO, Halves ;, Quarters so
Wcusburg lottery, elias, a January Oh Isu
so GO 81 60 40 81 a Of Ia % Al ~
Lowest prize $40
Monongalla lottery class /, January llth 1871.
81 45 SO So IS 81 25 &c So 81 Is 50
Lowest prize S5.
Monongalia lottery eluss ., January 18th. 1s4l.
50 IL % 81 - 81 - 63 CO 1 ~
Lowest pnzc IS. nett
Leeshurg Lottery. class 2, drawn January lib 1871
6S % 80 10 90 81 90 10 IL 70 60 81
Lowest prize 30
l"csburg Lottery, class 8. drawn JAN. 9th. 1871.
- II 50 81 AZ 40 80 4 Al 80 IL Is 81
Lowest prize 50.
NcIlShurg Lottery. class a, drawn Jan. 9th. 1871
% 90 81 60 20 81 Al ~ IL 26 81 10
Lowest prize $40
NEW NOVELS
Howard Pickncy.
Man at Arms.
Border Beages.
Colin Chuk.
Highways and Bywnvs Just received and for
sale y dec !. STEPHENSON Il GARNOOD.
1000 YARDS row LINNEN.-Ja.s received
and lOr sale by JACOB * MITCHELL.
oDtI7
ysVrl runis,yr- W ~ - ,I-------7--,-
r,c.i,,J ,,,l Co.. al. D., '
dec 10 srrpur\SON & C,,pyOor
,, -,
a - .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02
DIR. WIN. EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHTLDREI
wHEy currlNo LILLE TEETH.


mHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
SF mehers knew the blessings this Syrup would af
IL ford their Infants during the period Of dentiton by
rubbing their gums with IT, no tender mother would
neglect the use Of II.
UR WIN EVANS CELEBRATED CAMONuLE AID
APERlENT PILLS for Weak stomach, Pain in the
eide Bilious affections &c. the Pills will perform
cures when Physicians have desyaired relieving the
Patient
Physicians respectfully urged TO these Pills
in cases of Byspepsin iypocondra &c, when the bad
quality OF Drugs will not effect cure DR.. EVANS
basis the efficiency and powerful virtue of his pills on
the Iperior quality Of the Ingredients Of which they
are compounded
DR. GOODS FEMALE Pills
These Pills recommended 90 the Ladies for sup
prossnn Of customary periodicals asn other weakness
of Females TO which they are subject
pr. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
A celebrated nrthilious Family Medicine
The above medicines sold only Of the following
regular agents buy only Of the Regular agents
men sell cuunterfcilH
Regular Agents. w II. King. Grocer. Wheeling
James rlurley & Co.. Moundsyllc, Va. A. d. Clarke,
Fish Creak. Va. Robt. S. Hallway. Smyrna, o. Mr..
Turnbull Book seller Stcubcnylle Isaac Harris, No
100 Liberty ST., Pittsburgh.
CAUrION--Dr. WIN. Evans will not be RESPONSE
blcicr the genuiRenrss of the Camomhe Pills unless
they are bought of Dr. Evans advertised agcnis.-
There is agent in every county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

FIFTH ANIMAL STATEMENT or TIE RIVE.
NtE ANh EApENDlrU RES OF THE cry or
MuEELNG. DURING THIS YEAi PNDING
DECEMBER 81. 1910 w
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kNTANTED. 10 shares Of Bank Stock IN eIIler
w Of the City Banks. Apply To
dec 81 =. III. GREER

N ~
w Of the City Banks. Apply 10
dec 81 F. II. GREER.
HLNIRE 81 MARINE INSURANCE.
III There are two situations only in which indi-
vduals can be placed where they adequately APP
preciste the value Of insurance. These are, while
ding upon the ruins of their wn property ethel
renewing from an insurance Office the full amount
which they have lost; or standing on the Same spo,
surrounded perhaps by desolated family lament.
ing that stupidity and folly which failed TO provide
against Is such y contingency.
An Co. OF HARTFORD CONN. WIN take ri,h . q |,
Dazzling houses, Ware houses Stores Mills Factories
Se togetl e. with their eontents such ns Furniture
Merohs ndise Machinery anGeVeTy other n
,urabIe Property. Also, steam, Keel, and Flat
Boats. and their cSrgoss TO and from any Port ontAs
Western Waters.
r-oHesO on Main street, nearly OPpositOthe Hote
January ?. 1871. a
o. UGAR.-The subscriber has on hand very su-
- porior lot of old Sugar well adapted for family
ALSO Coffee,
TannenOil,
Starch
Tobacco. s Twist
Cheese.
Candles, Mould & DIP.
Which he will sell Wholesale or retail Al his sore
/ ~ Market Street. GEO BAIRD
dec 29-3t
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-A-
am about to remove INV Steam Establishment
Wheeling. nclt Spring have deterrnn ned To sell my
Farm and Mill situated on Boys Run, about one hall
mile lr"rn the Ohio River, aud three aud a half miles
l below Wheeling. The properly will he sold all to.
goiher. or divided into three parts. 10 sut purchasers
as follows. lot No. |. being about 50 Acres whicf
lies IN the forks OF Browns nn1 Boys Runs oil good
strong land lying tolcrably well for Farming, havinr
on u good Log house and Cooper shop. abos w I'll
acres Of said Lot cleared and under good fence
lot No 2 separated from the former by Brown
Run containing about IS OF 40 Acres. ON which mr.,
three comfortable Dazzling Houses and Mil erected
.iid Mill calculated 10 by walCr. good stlbling OF
the premises about ~ 5 acres OF said lot clearc,
and surrounded by good fence. Of u ~ Mead
ow, and young Orchard Of Apple. Peach. Plum nu,
Cherry trccs. Tins Mil commands one Of tho bcs
situations in this section for doing country work
Lot No 3. Is situated ndoinng 10 the Mill propert
containing about IS Acres with a Coal bank opcnc,
thereon the Coal Of the best quality m this Countr
the Strata being thicker than common 10 the bank
about Wheeling there also aa ue1haustible quaint
" &c Limestone Of superior quality sud two Lin,
Kilus on sad Lot, which have been Sut LITTLE used
Also Dwelling House.
Psrsons desifuus 81 seeing and examining the pre
misses 90 wishing further information rcspcctinr tb
Property, will please call and H. the subscriber ~
make Il point to DO al hons on Friday of ever
week
Dec 3i--f J.SNGLETON
~ g. There will also be told FIVE lots 81 rr,uut
situated in Fast Wheeling being Nos. J. ?. ,. {. al
5. IN Vast Wheeling addition. lying convenient 90 Il
HILLS Cotton Factory IVY The Subscriber Aforesaid
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.YysyTyFGESSS' DFFE CE
ID. $. Gregory d Go.
WHEELING, VA.

Tie attention ofthe customers of
ID. :. Gregory Is Co. is respectful
iy yolicit' d to the following Brill
ant Schemes for February 1911.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

| AhlES, are Informed that Todd & Isham he We
II just received from the eastern cities splendid
assortment OF hne black, ~hie and bronzed kid
'ippefsN buskins of best quality and latest STYLE:
also AID calf and seal walking shoes. Iece boo $
.iage aud Paris Ties, Paris cold SATIN and corrlso,
Morocco CATERS,
Please give Us call No oOr Maiu ST.
DREPARFD CONCENTRATED COFFER-
An excellent article Tor family 1se just recsIV-
ed and for sale by ~. III. HOUSTON.
Water Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

n CONING GLASS. Portrait ~ Picture trun,.
~ mlu -lcturcr-'Thc subscriber respectfully IN
iprms the citizens Of Wheeling aud vicinity. that he
ms commenced, ia connection with las former bash
ness, the Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture Erninc
1iidiuc. Uc m ull It's brlnchcs-iIe has engaged Mr.
JAS Robinson. from the first manufactures IN New
YORK. whose workmanship - inf rior none in the
Jnion an Is now prepared To al orders IN that
hde. H. will constantly keep on hani en- extensive
assortment Of LOOKING CLASSES or every dssrri,-
ton, in Glib and Mahogany and Fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait frames made order Old frames rrCik
nnd Gliding ofeyery description done in The besisgy,
july a. w BRANSrRUP.
Agent for II Barlow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

Tickets dollars shares ia proportion
VA. MONONGALlA Lottery Class b.
Draws at Alexandria. Feb 81, 1871.
GRAND SCHEME.
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CHARTER ELECTION.
Cry or WHEELING, (,
Cierk'a oEce. Jan. 8. ls4I.

CierkS oEcc. Jan. 8. ls4l.
ATO11Cf Is hereby given the qualified voter. Of
~ th,s city. that Monday the 25th day Of Ian.
unry ] Sil; nn election will be held oE Mayor aud
sixteen members of the council
The members Of tho council ere ep?orliuned q,
follows, vizi
Three from the first ward; two from the second
ward; four from tic third ward; four from tbs fourth
wnr,l: and three from the fifth ward.
The polls will he opened al o'clock, and closed
NJ five o'clock, T. NJ in The First Ward at the Office
of Hughes and McNaghten Main srrest. In the
Second Ward at the Office Of Alderman mCOnuslI on
Union street IN the Third Word Eia Office OF Al
German Smfas on Monroe street in tho Fourth
Wand at tho office ofAlderman Bier ON Main street.
and ia the Filth Ward the Office Of Alderman Var
neg N Water street, IN each ward under the super.
attendance u ths Alderman and Assessor for .uob
ward - JAMES s WHEAT.
pn I'D CisTk At hs Citg,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

Editors who publish Tor ID. ). Gregory
" Co, are requested TO copy the follow
ing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
coRREcTEp TRI-wkEKLV FOR the TIHBs sY
A.P. GOFF * co.
E1ehunge Brokers, IO7 Main Street Wheeling Ta
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ENGLISH IRON TRADE--The exports Of Iron
and Steel hardware and cutlery from England in :.
~ amounted tn i4.54 65g declared value. or about
t92O0.000. Official value
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-02

- nn Irs Nayirf Cost Steel
0HtPeV 500 1h- F0 shc1rd5
500 English blister 30
,- s,'e bow by ,npv 20 CRANGtE & HAGLEYs
N-EW YORK UATS--Just received az the Fssh
" iauaEe llat and Cap Store 40 10. Main street
fs,. toy s.ItUIr Hare m1uJiae turratn the CITY ~
Now York rE.i.aa'y Cos I.I. NrFtt. Those who
vsn ftT -rrFvntr .If.rl. ~IIl '.nse call aud aS-
amino fs-fI raIHI. l..... ..ls.l. o.. ..,tH
"A T.. MlOALLAN 30, yoa,,C va. hot.
psB