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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

TNWO Notes Of hand enc drawn bv rho>'
- Woodward nr Sji t6, dated in Jan'y 1910
and due one day after date, aud made payable 10
}. }. Briekell; and }ne drawn by H. W. Clay
Ton for 800 dard in February 1889 aud
payable to Danie II. Burroughs, and due one da,
after date.
do hereby lorwarn any person or persons from
trading for said NOTES, or tie drawers from paying
them 10 any person except mysefas am the own
er Of said notes.
.TH0'S ii. MARCH.
Columbus, Aug. Ia. lS4l-6-tL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
Trust sale.

DY virtue OF Deed Of rust executed on the
ID 10Th day Of March ls4o by Senaca A. Sal
onsia to the payment OF certain. debts there
in named, will sell for cash at the Cour House. IN
the town Of Columbus, on the 4lh day al March
1912; negro woman Eliza aud her child Henry.
Such tile az have wall be convened TO the pur-
chaser. WV. r. BARRY,
Trustee.
Sep. 4, ls4i-9-6m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

or.ry S,,r
COUNTIES. WHAT MONDAY HELD oCNIl ~.
Adams, Attn IN Nav aud Nov. Watcher.
Amte, And IN May and Nov. Liberty,
Ausla, 9ud in ApT and Ocl.I Ko,ciusko.
Bolivar, list IN April aud Ocl. Bohar O'h'
Carroll, End in April and Oct CaToIilo0'
Chckasaw, ID al A III Ap 4 Oct Houston
CAoclaw, An in Mar aud Sept Gftensb fOVs"
Claiborne, 4th in May and Nov Port uo'Op'
Clarke, 5rd in May and Nov Qunnah
Cuplah, st ~ May and Nov uaIauh' , I'd
Couhoma, ID in Ami and Oc. Cnaioma y "
Cnvuglun, 3D. IN April aud Ocl " ilam>oOe'
" ~ 900 ava W n''' au1 'ua.Iy,ur
'ah"''"' i'n ~ .i"y and -r.' .aIevlle.
Hancock, list in Apul and Oct SlheIdsNIVus"
Kinds, 81 in June and Dec Raymond
H1'mrs 4 IN Anr,I and Oct Lexington
homes 90 ~ hp.t n"u i ~, FnInn.
Jackson, ith in Marand Sept Jackson u Ia
I 49,, 5in Nny. AMI Nov Faudng,
! ~ uay1oJ Noy. Fayelte,
Io",. In Ar,rl and Oct ElIsyiIie,
I T 49, ~ ArnlnnJ Ol DE Kab.
Lauderdac, An IN May aud Nov n'." ''',,
Iavren,. am m Ami and Oct NonliceIo'
i - ''''' T., IT, m Arr, and Or Garbage.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
Laws of Mississippi.

TENHERE are lew copies Of The Laws Of this
i State Published by MeSsrs. Van Hoesen &
Alden lor sale al this Office. They can be hau rery
io,c as the Publishers desire them sold forthwith Il
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
Notice.

A Number Of copies oil lne acts Of the Legisla-
IN lure Of lS4l, and also 1910, still remain IN the
clerks office uncaIIed for; persons entitled to them
are requested to cal and get them.
OVID P. BROWN, Clerk.
August ard 1S4l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
JUDICIARY.

Judge, Of the High Court Of Error, al,
- ~ L. Sna, KEY James F lro,s- - 1iF'S''a
Igrner CIeFk- Raberl A Fair,g ''- E.Fs..
The high court of errurs snt ,r--,l.t
rsdicuoU, except what p.opsri, ~, a'' % :.
OF erier' aud appeals; It's ssssp,ns A. ~ - cor
hrst Monday OF January and Jaly. a, - % &.
'ng virtually but one session Der aonur 'As1a =
Chan ettor Of the State-R. II. BUrE,..
r. L. Dxun. ''AAet Clrs
The superior court Of chaucery Aa.i...,.
over matters, plea, and complain, X. >lFiao
belonging To, or cOgnzablr in cour, - I ~ t',
holds Two SESSION annually. '4-'! /,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. JACOB THOMPSON a candidate
lor Congress, and x. S GRAVES, Esq., candidate
Tor STATE Treasurer, wl address their irio~-cl'i'
rrns Al lie l,llowInr tlulc. and places VIZ:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
APPOINTMENTS.

VA. ~ GWiN, candidate or CUngrr-- ara
I0HN D. FREEMAN. rsu 'jlale w An"rn'
e.--r,l w,l address the.r fei'v-crizcu~, ai lAs
4 .,t,.ps T,iloWfnr-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
Kicker, Iladlcy, Davis. n Co.

NoMMlssI0N MtNcHANTs,
.fgean .AItsnsapP, Union Bank,
= No. So, Camp-Streel,
NEw ORLEANS De
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
County Officers.

A Judge OF the Pouale Court; Saerf, Coroner;
Clerk etI,he Circuit Court Ckfh Of the Probate
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
A TABLE

Shoving ,chen, aud thcre, hs ircnii Court
each {. uniy IN III. Slaie Of MISsSs'PP' rs 1t"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18

our support butt mis- pas; conduct forbid
ms to regard him now as he exposIto
or the supporter OF whig principles o
whig policy; but in thus condennin.
him, We regard less the mischief which
he has produced by the defeat OF one OF
two useful mcasu e s,than his yacillalinc
and ~insinccro course Of action with re-
gard TO them. Conduct like this on
the part Of the President taken in con
nection with the determined hostility OF
his confidential friends in cong ress, to-
wards the whole system of whig policy,
leaves our charity no room To commend
ms motives for approving the other
useful laws enacted by congress.
Resolved, That the tenor Of late polit-
zeal events has confirmed US in the belief
that u few ambitious men lately honor.
ed by the wings are actively employed
10 dish ember tina: great and patriotic
party, sacrificing To that end all consid-
erailons Of public utility and seeking to
build up a new party under the patron
age of the President and subservient 10
his views.
Resolved That we recommend To the
wings every where TO reprcss firmly ev-
cry attempt 10 divide their counsels by
the detection Of men in high places, to
throw distrust in their ranks by exam
Piles OF distinguish ed perfdy: or to es.
tabllsh a new executive party, having
no origin in regard 10 the pubic good.
Let our motto still be "union for the
sake of the union" Let us cherish
principles rather than power, opposing
r%nisrule and evil designs from whatever
quarter they appear, and above all let
us rely chiefly upon congress az the 81.
fest guardian OF the rights and pros
pcrity ef the union.
Resolved, That the Tippecanoe Club
and Mechanics association be rec rgani.
zed as one association, with the name Of
the former, by the election Of officers
who shall have power 10 call meetings
ut eny time. so long as the prin.
approved by Gen. Harrison and
the Wings shall continue TO be violated
in the administration of the Govern
Resolved, That we approve the reso-
lutions and report adopted by q meeting
of the citizens of this county held an this
place on the 23d Of August last and that
a copy Of them and of the proceedings
Of this meeting be Communicated to
Congress at its next session by a com
mitiee to be appointed for that purpose.
The committee 10 Onward the pro-
ceedings IL congress. were e. W.. Rus
sell, /. ". Mitchell, and Thos. Hughes.
Resolved, That the proceedings of the
be published in the city papers,
and that the National lntelligencer and
the Richmond Wing be requested to CO
Ply the preamble and resolutions.
K. HAMILTON, Chairman.
f. w NEWTON, See.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
From he Washington iPa) Reporter.
THE PARADE.

- Well what Of itl why II hos pased OF
mUst pleasantly, we presume, tH oil concerned in b.
Some twelve NJ ionrtccn ouwnics Of Infantry and
Cavalry Intended. aui rarirfr,'sd boz The pageant.
10 was o. brilliant -rbf. to l. who can cuipy wars
dread aIrua1s. f0 90 who have a1 eye for Wheeling
sguajrons. and 8n cor mr thc lcndout tramp OF we'll
disciplined blralr5ns as hey wheel, and march, and
counter march.
The troops looked rs brave soldiers should look
proud Of he noble profession OF arms cmulous o. Dis
piay, 10 The greatest perfection, The better part Of a
soldiers life.
The department Of the troops. generally. wal such
rs becomes brave mcn. and Een1emeu-fhouch
some exceptions might be uomrdi hui not rn sufi-
cIeut number 90 reflect is,rcdii .ron ths cnmpa
uies 10 which thcy tc'gur. Wc bad some Of he
evils belonging to cncamrwsr's 1.-i hui % aluoys
will be so; bod mon, col drur.Iris. infect OH pub
hc resorts. anJ mar. by ihcr uh-ccue revciucs ard
levd imprccarofr. fhe pare and harmony Of he
best regulated cJinmunit-s.
Tho wheeling Infantry mranies looked Tho
soldier. every iuch. Their uniforms were rich.
sbpgy. aud eIcgang and their discipline was in
keeping with heir appearance. The Two comaa.
b., mics OF Pittsburgh Blues and Ire "Duquesne
!, Crews. aumcicd al eyes. md received unmcasurci
rommcndatlon on on hands. They arc truiv .
! =, utsI asa sa.iaul U1fls-rsri~~' .
- g%te,Vlus. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
PERIODICAL OFFICE,
STORE

STATIONERY STORE.
ME subscribers respectfully infurm their friends
Il and The public generally that they have open.
ed a Periodical office and Stationery store. on
Monroe between Main and Water streets. reSt door
10 Mr. Geo kellsall's clothing store. Where they
will receive subscriptions for all the popular periodI.
Gala and newspapers Of the day. Single numbers
of some Of the Magazines md newspapers for sale.
They will always keep and sell low, all description
OF Blank hooks, (EUiRg's Manufactured such ~
Ledgers. Journals, Day Books, Dockets. Bank Books
Scrap Books. Mem irandums. Books. Sc. Writing
Wrapping. and Printing papers. Post Of,
ice papers. Bill paper and Bonnet Boards at
mall prices. Quills, steel pens. waters, sealing war.
Black. Blue. Red, lndelible inks. Desk and pocket
INK stands. Black sand. Sand byKes, Parallel rulers.
India rubber, Ink Powder. Bankers cases, Silver
pencil eases. Pencil Leads. Cedar Pencils, Slate
Pencils, Tissure paper. &c, &c. SC.
WALL PAPER.
Of various patterns, Comic. Peoples, Farmers. and
Pocket Almanacs for 1912.
BLANKS
Drafts, Notes, Bonds. Deeds. Bills Of Exchange.
&c, &c, &c.
BLANK BOOKS,
Ruled md bound 10 order.
OLD BOOKS. rebound plain or extra as desired.
aug 5 JOHN II. THOMPSON q CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
PERIODICAL OFFICE,
STATIONARY STORE.

Monroe street. WHEELING. Va.
SUBSCRIPTIONS. received for all lke populur
- Periodical works NJ the day, among which arc
the following.
Knickerbocker. North American Review. Muse.
um ofForeign Literature. Spirit Of the Magaz,ues
aud ANIMALS, Select Reviews. Democratic Review.
Graham's Lady's and Gentleman Magazine. Co
doy's Lady's bOoE. Ladies. Companion. Lady's Cabi.
net Magazine. Ladies Garland. Dollar Magazine.
New World, Boston Notion. Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Courier. Saturday Chronicle. New Yorker.
Emigrant 4 Old Country man. Hunts Merchants
Magazine, Law Library, Law Reporter. Boston
Quarterly Review. American Medical Library. New
York Mirror. Waldie's Select circulating library.
New York Albion. Family Magazinr. Roberts SENT
monthly ditio. Robert Nicrry's Museum. European.
New York Express. Baltimore Patriot. Blliimore
American. Blcknell's Reporter, Pittsburgh Gazette.
Harris Intelligence.
Single numbers of some Of the Magazines. and
for sale
aug JOHN THOMPSON & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
4 PROPOSITION
TO THE MECHANICS. MANUFACTURERS
AND MERCHANTS or WHEELING.

TO III MECHANICS. MANUFACTURERS
AND MERCHANTS or WHEELING.
ANIE have perceived with regret. both for our
selves ond the above named citizens uI
wheeling. that the practice &c Advertising the busi-
ness embellishments OG the city IN our papers. 8 ox-
tremely rnre and totally disproporiioned 10 the busi
ness actually existing and transacted. We are Of
The opinion that tins arises either from tho fact that
TOO Ituc Importance Is atIHccd 90 advertising. or
from 'he scarcity Of money. We therefore submit.
To avoid the las, objection. the following proposition
TO their consideration We will make contracts for
advertising. for one year hereafter. or any les. time.
ior onr mrnuf1cturers. mecllnirs and merchants. in
'he WHEELING TINES. al our regular prices. and re-.
ceiye n full payment the MN gfaciHres. LaBor
or HerchGHdtsc. at The customary prices or the al.
ver'ISer' uni agree TO purchase nj or before the time
the amount shall be called for. an amornt OF their
goods or labor. equal TO our bill for which we will
pay CASH. We believe that these term, cannot fal
ol inducing onr citizens engaged IA business To turn
'heir attention To this very necessary departmen nj Of
their pursuits aTd bring forth some evidences of
the extent Of business transacted here.
Ang. %, 1911. J. r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
MORE CONCLUSIVE PROOFS

lEAR SlB;- i was afflicted with a bilious and
nervous disease 20 n very alarming degree,
witt, all ne symptoms which so fTe, uentiy effect
n relaxed condrlo" VIZ: giddiness IN the head,
violent trempT-, ChIliuess, with a fixed pain in
the night side, complexion bad, ana cUstvercss
mecca was IN i most miserable condition. l had
tried III my remedies, but found no permanent
relief until ] had purchased Dr.. Harlich's Com.
pound StreugihenIng and German Apericnt Pills.
by winch from Their suueuor vTrtu IS, I was COM
pletely cured, and am able To pursue nv emoloy-
ment, free from pain or disease. ~tSigncdl
JOHN BOLES.
Dated XonIa, OhiS, June :. 1871.
Principal Office tor the United Sfotes. No 10.
North Eight Street Philadelphia.
For sale by JOHN FISHER.
seo7 Wheeling, "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18

~ EW WORLD, and Saturday Evening Post
~ for the week ending Saturday, September IL.
The Fl II containing chapters Sc and 81 Of the second
volume Of Charles O'Malley. Also, the first Ame.
rican edition Of the Pic Mic Papers Ivy various hands
edited by Chtres Dickens, Esq (Boz) &c DC.
Subscriptions received and single numbers for'sale
at the Periodical Office Of J ii THOMPSON q co.
sep IL Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18

4 MOTHER hAGNIFICGNT roxy. -
N Two Original and BEAUTIFUL Engravings.
The NEW WORLD for The week ending August
- cont uns-
TIE Defor med-a novel of the deepsst interest,
By the auihor OF "Nooss and FIe ds.''
BaTnabv Rudse-aew chapters, with an illus
rrat We engraving made expressly for the New
World.
Jerusalem-A Sketch-with a superb ensra
wing of the hills and sacred city.
An original Poem, by Mrs Sigourney-with
six other Original Poem b. Mrs Mowatt, MISS
Crawford, Henry q Watson, Park Benjamin.
&c.
Theatrical eminiscen ces. including memorials
OF Mrs Siddon, Miss O'Nyil, John Kembie, Ban
mister, &c.
The Spectre Ship Of Salen a story from
B~lsckwood's Magazine.
The Worth Of the Mind-an essay by Rev Or
vile Dewey.
The Riva'-a love story with a moral.
The New York University, and its Medical
school.
A great variety Of + litorial and selected Arli-
clss- ranging from grave TO gay, from lively TO
severe"
Foreign News, by the Columbia.
Subs :~tiptions received aud single numbers for
sale al the PenO teal Office AMI STATIC lary store
of } THOMPSON u co.
aug &c Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
HARDING A. wEI.DN-

FORWARDING &CoNINIISSION M~ERcTr,Nrs
WHEELING, Va.
VIE subscribers have entered Into partnership
"A TO conunne the transaction Of the General
Commission and Forwarding business, and respect.
fully tender To the friends and pairons oflhai house
their best services. The usual advances will be
made Tor ireiehis. or on goods consigned for sale;
and by constant personal attention 10 all business
coniIded to heir management. hope 10 merit a con.
unuanoe Of the patronage Of their friends,
r w HARDING
aug II - = WEIDIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18

III EdLIH-Many ng our re,ds M dopb,
- ls5essed with this an IN rortant bles-
-, - lley may long retain, o ,f p~1rticula
!, Suu taIe be paul to themselves, that
cure a proco NV ievl the least indispos d, TO PFC
P,ppeT mc'icinc IA " iue reason" Bal. on
,ne DonoIuty' we find thousands who are labor
uiseaseS and many. We fe ar. Will prove
serious, linot attended early. woulit tho sc per-
,,smiS ie'It 10 me medicine that has established
iIseii ~ thousands Of cases which is Ooc,,,
harllch.s Compound Srrengthenirg and Gcrmao
HpeLIent rli, 50, "prc-emincatly reoomme1 ded
" It9easeS incident &C. the human race, they
s mouiH oe replaced back again 10 %"life's sweet
o'SsshhS' which Is health
we speak from occular proof knoving IN M,
ny thstahces. where cures have been Performed
~ NC use oithis medicine, with marked success
"a Ndtious COMPLAINTS, such as Dys5ensie.
Rrsss, CSnplalntsh Rheumatism, Pain in the
N~eaGness Emaciation, General Debiii,v ,Gt
nus medicine consists of two dIstind
$3.50 Sz:-fhe German Aperient and the 4 on
fuunu SIIsngthening Tonic Pills, the former D.
- que ana all cXcrement tiuus matter from
~ "CVS' mus cleansing ana purifying the Sc
teih' a,ter which the latter are ussd 70 CO..
StiehS ana vigor {" weak and debi,itated,r Az.
tati, restore the lost appetite, and praduc. trn-
e. lISt ana sweet repOse. We highly apprnr
81 :he Doctors theory" OF trea,inr diSe,scs 'phsb
certainly IS safe and efEcctual and advise tho -
Chronicle. ""' 'OaS
p Principal Office. No 10. North 7 i.b,b sire,
FnHedeirhla, for sale by JOHN FISHER,
Wheeling. Va.
"a oTiCE.--Iiaving disposed DIN stock OF mcr
chahdize 10 my son Wm II King. and Mr. Ed
var" CfuInOacker' whom | confnsnily recommend
tony old friends ana customers. all persons indebt.
ed 10 me VIII make payment to them.yand those
having claims against me viii present The same for
Iuly @
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
WINES q LIQUORS.

THE subscribers have lust received from Phil
adeiphia directfromt the importers g. PITes
and Casks Wines and Liquors, Of every variety
and price which tLey offer 10 dealers aud Others
on the most liberal terms in casks, demijOhns,
Bolt es and on draft IN Quantities 10 suit, the fol.
lowing welknown Brands comprise a portion Ol
their stock
Alexander StigneieC Jghilc Brandyi
CastilllOn Bordeaux DO 90
J J Dupe', do DO
Goddard's extra old Cogniac do 1912.
Hour Glass and Anchor Gln.
Dull. Gordon 4 Co. sup'r pale Sherry.
l. ,adon particular Madeira,
[ sburns fine Grape JUICE or Temperance port,
Harris and sons, Port wIue,
Geo Lorlng Sweet Malaga,
TenerIfie and Lisbon Wines,
Queens White Port, Splendid
French Cordials IN bottles. Mutcatts Hockhcl
Mer, Family Claret, = rench White wine, vinegar
KING & CRUMBACKER,
ang 2s No 20, Water 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
CARPET a. COVERLIT ESTAB-
LISHMENT.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
DAVID KENNEDAY respectfully sollcits the
attention ofdealers, heads OF families and the
public generally TO his establishment in South
Wheeling, " here he continues 10 carry on the
weaving OfsDOMESTIC CARPETS AND Co
VERLlTS, of a variety of styles, figured, rain
bow and Venetian. He has also several new
patterns, that cannot fail TO afford perfect saus.
faction. All ord, rs will be promptly attended 10
and his work warranted of the best quality. Ev.
cry knd OF coloTng done al the most reasonable
price.
Wheeling, Sept. 10, Is4I -6m
WELLSBURGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
ME second term Of tins Seminary will COM
mence on Monday. October 4. under the sn.
perintendance Of the Rev. J. l.. Harrison The
course ofinstruclion will consist Of wiring, arith-
metIc. grammar. geography, history, composition.
natural and moral philosophy. and ns,rnnomy. The
most nssiduous attention nil I've paid to enrich the
minds Of the pupils committed To his care.
Terms. per Quarter, OF eleven weeks:
For the JUNIOR class $500
Middle " 400
Senior 500
Instruction on the Piano. including use OF Insiru
menf. per Quarter $40.
The Iocation Of Wellsburgh. Brook county. Va Is
pleasant asd healthy, and j.. on many accounts.
we'll adapted for schuol. Boarding in private fumi-
lies cnn be had at a very moderate charge.
Wsllsburgh, Sept. 9, lS4l.-3.S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
HORNBROOK & DILLON,
PLUMBERS.

y w. Corner of MDuTOe and Fourth SIS.
POSITE TIE NEW COURTHOUSE,
Where they carry on the House nud Steamboat
PLrHBiVG, iu all it- branches.
They have constantly on hand: Hy30aHts. cCrqri
ous descriptions. UgucrS' Kettles, Water C1ssfs. Ban
Tubs. Hot6 C1d Sh0,rcr Bants. Re,0rts for BlsacA.
ing, Chemical apparatus. Lcnd Gains. TaicHG Ban
Heaters. 70 and I'm Pumps, Lsai PIPES II all
sisss, Shsef rad II any Thickness. aud DOrLed ~
into qHg manner ofform.
GD- Water conducted through Leadcn Pipes
from Springs 20 Dwelling Houses ~ the Country.
ALso-BEER PUMPS q BAR ROOMS fued OF
to ORDER LEATHER HOSE.
Superiorpumps for country wolls, steam engines
&c. &c.
GT Al orders thankfully rccsjrea and DUncfuaH,
attended ~. WHEELING Va.
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
AUG %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18

SATURDAY EVENING POST, and NEW
~ WORLD for the week ending September 4.
just received and for sale by single numbers hy
JOHN H. THOMPSON d Co,
sep q PeTLudIrll Agenis. Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
wELLsBURGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
TRUST SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITIRE.

HDY virtue OF a deed OiirnsI made by Ezekiel ID
Withers to Us. dated rhe lIth day Of Janua.
ry lS4l and OF record IN the Clerks office Of the
county court Of Ohio county. we The undersigned
will sell. at public auction oh Saturday the fourth
day ofSeptember next at the house lately occupied
by said Withers ar a store and dwelling ouse in tie
city Of Wheeling the valuable household goods and
furniture mentioned IN the schedule annexed 10
said deed. consisting Of n new mahogany side board
secretary, tables. &c. &c. or such part thereof rs
may be found sufficient to pay the sums Of money
remaining due by virtue Of said deed.
IL such sale be not then completed Inc snme will
be continued from day 10 day until completed. Sale
10 commence at 9 o'clock A NJ. Terms cash.
ROBERT CRANGLE
CIIAS w RUSSELL,
aug 81 IL Trustees
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-18
KING & cpuHp.CUrp

Wholesale a RETAIL
tLII'SiN GROCERIES. WINES LIOVDRS
FOiI"ARDiNG q COMMIsSIOa
MERCHANTS.
WHEELING. Va.
We III. KING, d L. c. CRUMBACK-
Elk, having entered into partnership and purrh,,sl
The stock Of Mr. solomon King will continue hu,,.
ness nj the old stand No 46. Water Street.
They are prepared TO receive and despatch good,
cast. or west. at the lowest rates.
Tho patronage Of the customers ofthe late IIoqs,
and our friends is solicited.
JUNIATA NAILS.-l00 kegs SIS 9s an
IOs Junia'a nails Ola consignment for sale low by
july 2i KING a. CRUNBACKER
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POWDER.

~ Gun Powder. In canIsters 1T one pound each.
warranted cleaner. quicker mud stronger Than any
Sporting powder heretofore impaired. Always on
hand and for sale by J. o. THOMPSON & CO.
sep : Periodical Agents. Monroe s..
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WNDUCEMENT TO CBUBs.-Ths cub
scuherN offer one copy ofthe knickerbockor mag-
qziuc. and one of Gnhlm's L1dys' ond Genuem1ns
Magazine fr seven dollars. being one dollar less
Than Tho subscription price.
JOHN r. THOMPSON 4 co Agents.
avg 70 Monroe street.
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a FEW copres oflarris Pius'urrh recioy,
"A received a1I fr s1lc at the I'mes Ohce-
Frce 81. 'rur 81 ~ WHAkfON
INCIDENTS Of Tnycl 'n Central Aucue'
I'D ynr1f4u by John T.. stephens ? vols also.
- N-bil Pc frra. the Holy Irni Greece, Tor.
.trgV4ss.a. Poland. nv fla 1mr 'rr sl'c BY
az % JOHN FISHER, 1873 Main g.
CTTRON-A fresh supply. just received sid 81
s,ls ~ tho Family Grocery store
81 ~ ELLMAEER
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THREE DOLLARS REWARD.

kNTRNNED away from ihc subscriber, on ihe
- 22d inaf. n small dark brnd'e cow, with white
sr0fs about the flnts. her horns pre- large and spread.
,ug ald she rs boz good order. ] wHl pay ihe above
rew4fI 90 any person who viii bling her homo.
Nrg m JOHN MORGAN