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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26

INTERESTING T- PHHsIcIANs.-Iireen corn, GU
cumbers, unripe apples and pears are in marker
also two cases OF Asiatic cholera
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ArrRAy AT MISEBsvLLE.-Some of the miners " no had
engaged in the recent dconents at Minersville Pa
hat arose from reduction of wages having consented
20 to work were assalsd by the others the ?lst instant
Upon the rioters, and they were thus dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26

SUFFRAGE PRrsoSERs.-The Newport Mercury, state.
hat the whole number Of prisoners taken and eyamined
under Martial Law in Rhode Island during the late els
urbance lsof which 100 have been discharg and
81 committed for trial before the supreme Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26

The COUNTY COURT To-DAY.-PRoJEcTED DIsMs-
SAL OF Mr.. WHrrlNG.-The County Court meets to-
day tor the sole purpose of removing Mr.. Whiting,
1t possible, and appoint some miserable partizan in
his place This is one of the most dsgraceful and
nigh handed measures that ever took place in the
city, and we shall watch the proceeding narrowly,
and report them in full.
The County Court is composed of the Recorder
Mayor, three Judges of the Common Pleas, and
seventeen Aldermen. Of these, the vote stands
thus -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26

THE BARRY CAsE.-This long and interesting
case has at last been decided. The Supreme Cour
mas issued peremptory order that Mr. Merceiu
must give up the custody of the child to Mr. Barry
Immediately.
The decision of the Court having been delivered,
a motion was made by counsel on the part of Mer-
cein, that the proceedings be stayed, with view
taking the matter up TO the Court for the Correc-
lion of Errors The counsel was informed by the
Court, that in their view, this case not pre-
seniing claim to any such interposton and that
the order of the Court must take its course.
An analysis OF this case from its commencement
may be expected in day or two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26
Sands, S.rsauar,,Ia.

n7- THE PROPRIETOR BEGs LEAVE TO CALL
he preparation of Sarsapara being the result of many
years experience which has been devoted to aborous
hemical experiments in testing various modes oprepaa
ion to enable them to concentrate in the most efficient
orm all the medicinal value the root and the object has
een at last riumphantly accomplished by Of
rely new ingenious and costly apparatus. This extract
he sarsaparla is combined with other articles Sc
eced wholly from the vegetable kingdom all of which
ire the most powerful puryers of the blood and these
concentrated into fluid extract of great power which
has been proved by experience capable OF the
md permanent oil all diseases arising from impure
tate OF the blood or habit OF the system, namelyrheuma
ism, scroula or kings evil obstinate cuaneous erupons
oimples pustules the face bles blotches chronic
ey es ring or letter scald head enlargement
md pain of bones and joints and diseases arising em an
njudcions use Of mercury or imprudence in life. Pre-
pared and sold by A. B. Sands Co.. Druggists 27s Broad
% Fulton, corner Gold, and by d. Sands & Co., II East
Broadway, corner Market street. Price ST..
uo- A CLEAR HEALTHY AND BEAUTIFUL,
,omglexion may be had by all The amiable Mrs iC-l
hP-e place, who for years had her face neck CO.
vsred with pmples and freckles has lately the most
beautiful complexion given her by using the Italian Che
mcai SOAP This one of the greatest discoveries Of
ern SCIENCE changes the color Of dark yellow or au-
'uch as salt rheum, scurvy, eryspeas; it is nfable
remedy for the bites of insects mosquitoes galnppers
&C. 1t has received the approval Of the medical council
VI Paris who call II miracle to any eruption or dis.
igurements Of the skim is sold by jones' sign of the
American Eagle 81 Chatham St., N. " 1870 Fulton st.
orooklyn; State street. Boston; 81 Dock street. Pha.
lelpha.
The celebrated Hair restorative, Jones's Oil of Coral
Circassa is sold at the places positively and really
makes the hair grow stops its falling dandru and
makes light red or grey hair grow dark from the roots
@- sUB-AGENTs OF THE COLLEGE OF ME-
OlCINE AND PHARMACY.-The following gentlemen
are authorised to sell the preparations of the College
J. W. Bassett GA Broadway,
DR.. E. NJ. Guon, lat Bowery
DR.. King, 2s7 Hudson street.
Elias L. Theall, 5iS Grand street.
DR.. Newman, 1872 Cherry street.
WIS. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Offce of the College of Medicine and Fhar
macy o. Nassau street
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But II is rumored that Mr. Tallmadge, who has
gone on fishing party, will not be present. this
Will make 1t eleven to ten; in this case Judges
Noah and Lynch, who not judges of the
County Court, intend to thrust themselves In
and claim their seats and vote But we hope
that Aldermen Woodhall, Stewart, of the l4th.
and Crolius, who lay claim to some sense OF
decency, will not allow valuable public
officer to be removed for cause, without
giving him a chance to be heard. No man has ever
UTILIZED the duties of District Attorney so ably as
James r. Whiting No man deserves so much the
thanks of the community. He has fearlessly full
iiled his duties, sparng neither friend or foe Is
tor this that he is to be removed One OF the fun
damenta principles of our Constitution, is that no
man shall be tried, convicted and punished, unless
ne be first heard in selt-defence.
We, therefore, say to the County Court this day:
Gentlemen, pause before you do an illegal act and
tyou are determined to remove the District Attor-
iey, let him be heard in his own defence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26

CIVIL WAR AGAINST THE Misunderstanding
10 all appearances, there will be civil war in Hi
los against the Mormons. A most intense excite
nent has sprung up both sides Of the Mississippi
and we should not be surprised fa regular bloody
var had already broken out Joe Smith and the
Normons will fight till the last drop of blood. They
nave 1000 enthusiasts, equal to the lsams that es-
tablished the mission of Mahomet in Arabia-they
nave all the arms-big and small-of the State of
Illinois, and they will use them in their own de-
fence, but never will give them up. Look out for
news from the Far West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26

ExrRAoRpISARy PRESERVATION LrrE.-A most ex.
traordnary instance Of the preservation of life occurred
the Mississippi iow days since. On the last trip o.
the Presumption from New Orleans to ns port Capt But
Ter had board younger brother about 10 years
Of age The boat struck snag below the mouth tn,
Ohio, which tore off Of the planks on the lower
guard. Aoose plank thrown over the hole In the
nigh about one o'clock, the younger Mr. Butler got
his BERTH and without dressing went the lower deck
and stepping on the plank 1t tilted up, letting Kim fall
through into the river The boat being under Roadway
and sinking deep he passed under the Wheel and
some distance astern othe boat The night being dark
he not discovered, his cries heard Putting
himself into the current he Hoated down about three
niles and lodged the head Of ~ island He succeeded
IN reaching the land remained there two days ne
boat passing in the mean time
Being without any clothes except his shirt and wihou
food he greatly annoyed by the musquetoes and SUI
tered good deal from hunger On the second day n
got log ins the river and succeeded ia reaching tn
main shore where he succeeded IN getting ood an
raiment
No one on board the Pre-emp on knew how he was los
overheard and il thought he had accidentally taller
Al the mouth of the Ohio, the captain lett his boat
md returned down the river in the expectation oil nding
he body he supposed he was certainly drowned Con
rary 10 his expectations he had the pleasure OF returning
with him, sound and wel-st. Louis Republican.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26

RocKAwAY GAIETTEs.-We spent last Saturday
ana Sunday at Rockaway, and more delicious
cool, pleasant fragrant breezss, we never inhaled
rhe Pavilion is kept in first rate style by Mr.
Cranstoun-the company is over one hundred al
ready-and very sociabe, pleasant and agreeable
The bathing is superb-and the big ocean waves, if
you go TO them, viii clasp you round and round in
The most cordial aud affecuonate manner Among
he distinguished visitors there, we observed Lord
Iohn Hay, the distinguished Captain of the Warspite,
ne Hon. J. Horsley Palmer of London, Major Jack
Downing of literary fame-S,ephen Whitney, Esq.
The worthy head of the whig party, and though last
not least, the celebrated Madame Jerome Bona
'arte, who has more the face the eye the fiery look
OF Napoleon, than any of the family
Altogether Rockaway is delightful, healthy spot
10 spend a week in. The access is rapid and cheap.
twice day, two and half hours each way, by the
Long Island Rail Road TO Jamaica, and stages
thence TO the beach Trip and CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
TRUSTEES SALE

| III ~ virtue uf n deed ct trust lr,m Peary SHARP
- - 10 me. bearing date the 9Th day Of Decem.
Der. 1889, and now OF record IN c Clerks OH
ce for Marshall county, book 3, folio 10, on Mon
dav the elgh tesnh day Of july l~is at the from
do Jr OF the Court House for Mar hall county. ]
shall III 10 the highest and best bidder puulir
auct ION ,on the terms hereinafter mentioned, lhr
following described tracts or parcels Of laI 4, ":
One tract containing Ia acres and 50 poles "
ing on the waters OF Little Crave Creek IN the
County of Marshall, bounded A. st forth IN thu
deed of trust before mentioned, beng tho SAINT
land conveyed 10 said Sharp By Jesse Tom'Ins' u
by deed bearing date the 2s'h day of February,
tS26.
Also a tract Of land containing 70 acres, living
on the waters of Lutte Grave Creek IN the IN
~ OF Marshall, bounded as set forth m the deed
conveyed 10 said Sharp by Frederick Snyder and
wife by deed boarn; date the 9TH day of May,
l@32.
Also a tract Of land containing Il acres 2 roods
& 81 poles. lying on the voters of Lilie Crave
:, eeK ia the said countyof Marshall. bounded as
set forth IN the deed Of trust before mention, d.
being the same land conveyed TO saIf Sharp ly
Elisha Goodrich and wife by deed Tearing date
the 9th day of August, 1888
TERMS OF SALk-One fourth of the pur-
chase money cash oue'iourth IA nine months.
une fourth At fifteen months, and the II maInlug
fourth at two years, with InteTcs' from he day
for sale For the d. frrTed or credit ms talmentS
bonds with personal security Ia be approved by,
me will be required, and the tI'le retained unul
the whole Of the purchase money shall nave
been paid.
Selling a Trustee bv virtue ofthe decd OF trust
before mentioned, shn u ,ell and convey onlt.
the iitle vested m mo by the said decd Of trust
which Il Is believed however, will be found, onl
cXamna non, To be clear nd indi sputnhe.
ANY further information desired can he had q N
application To- me ~ my office On Main street m
JAMES s WHEAT;
NJ Its Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
TN STILES sNIE.

n BY virtue ct decd "i g. ~ executed 10 M,
n . hy Charles A'otiha. VI. ELL. tct r,r,l, ,usI
~ public auction, on Stturl,y the 2Sh inst a n
the right. title and interest hc snid Moth, iuru
aud to the centre third piu Of lot No 2I6 ia a.,
nddiinn n the town of Wheeling Ina uui by VII
liam Chapnc said part of said lot being forty iec.
and eight inches in irDit, Third ~ Sc.th
wheeling. and running back siSiy-siS let. sale t.
take place ot the premises
Also At The same TIME dnd place lot cf ,,,as,.
hold furniture a shot gun. 1T nf carpc-,,rs s,o'.
and liver Match. sale to c,muie-rp 2"'ch-.,l
z VI, % slid day. 5 A.. EINSDN,
may It's 'N,u.,c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
CoMMIssIoNEk.s eNLE.

John Galley I lN CHANCERY.
BY virtue of decree OF ~,
Hannah AckcI Circuit Sr'''srior Conrt uf law
and others. and ChaL.ery Ger The coNu,y O
Ohio, rendered in this cause on the liL Jay OF Re
binary; 1912 / shall on Wcdnc,'ay ~ Slh day
at June n,Nr, that hcing enc lhS court lav,
for the June term Of the County cnui; OF ia, - 4
county, 'fIcr for sale, At the i-'p' .soo uf ilt
Court house Of Ohm COuH,.. &c Wcsi boil
Of Lot No. 20. situated ia tie Cay OF Wheel.
ing; on Clay strfer
The sale Will he made on sit and we've months
credit. the purrla.er giving borr with ~''d Ari-
~, bearing interest irom date. for payrsut of ,Ne-
purchase money. and the title retained, Uni IN no
ney is paid. l. w MITCHELL ID >
For ARCH WOODS. :, q. G..
may And Com'r ~ thi- Dcholf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
INV GOODS
HUSr arrived rum New York and being
% opened at l63 Man street, corner Of Market

HUSr arrived rum New York and now being
D. opened al l63 Nam street, corner of Market
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has just received large and
superb stock Of DRY GOODS. which lie wi!
sell az lower prices than similar goods we're ever
sold for ~ the Western country.
4 9TH brown muslin AZ cts yard
Fine calicOs various pa terms cents yard
4-4ths lawns NJ q cent yard
A large and elegant assortment fOi mouse
I'm dc lanes and shalleTs
splendid variety u dress silks. light and
dark, PLAN and figured
The largest aud most bc7"ufti assortment o
shawls, scarfs and marullss ever offered in this
mark et al Of the latest styles. The attention 0
the ladies is particularly invited o. these ARTICLES
A large supply Of clio hs and yCrrngs che1p
A splendid assortment Of geutICincn's SUMMED
clothing cheaper than the cheapest
straw bounets and hats for ts4l
A great v rctv Of silk, wOrstel and cotton hos'
and socks. Assorted ribbons aud gcucft sup
I ply ~ fancy goods
/ Citizens and era 1scis nrc respeC ifu'ly uvttc'
| 20 call aud cxamfuc tins stock as the subscrl't
Is sure they will be pleased EJ.h with the good
may IS ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
ENLOUN -Choige FamiIy Flour olA BeIhiiOn
II brand. constantly fof sale nv
may "A u MKEE s. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
IN BANKRUPTCY

a tREDTTOIS oi the fullu,, iur named .rs,n.
" declared Bankrupt by the Hon District Con-,
81 The L, for the Western District orVirrinia nr,
hereby notified that, as Commissioner of B,nkrunt.
Tor Ohiu county, Virginia shall be- preparcd nj m,
office IA the city of Wheeling, OHIO County On tbI
different days hereinafter namea IA each cn.c !,
'aee and receive proof other debts NJ which $, u,
pr"oi o. debts the Bankrupt Is required TO be prc
sent
Peter Z. 2inn of Ohio county. on ~ I'm j.,
May. 1912
WIN. n Trcdcnick ~ OHM county. On the o. D,
day of April and bn The llh day of AIov. sl5
Samuel w, IsJy OF Ohio o.,unty on The ON
DAY of April anil in the llih day of M,y 1870
John J. French. % Ohio couniy ON the os,b ,I,,,
Of April and on the | lIh day OF May, 1870
Robert Pratt. of Ohio county. on the 9Sb L,,, NJ
April and on the 9Th day OF May 1912
IsaaciIuichson. olOhio county. on the a0,h ,lav
OF April and on the, BIB day of May 1873
John MCohriney .nf Ohio county, on the 10Th doy
OF May and on ihc ] g day OF May, 1912
Sunuel Dllarp"r. Of Ohio county, on the l2tb dav
OF MAY and on the 9th day OF May. 1912
Samuel Mrhell. of Ohio county. on tho 18Th ,Iay
Of May and On the 7Ih day OF NTny,lSi2
WIN. NJ. Robb 81 Ohio county on the 18Th J,v
"i May and on the l1ih day of MAY. 1919
Peter inrnalr Of Ohin county on the 18th d,v of
May and on the l7ih day Of Ray.1S42
Moore & Clarke uf Ohio county on the 9Th iov
II May and on the 9Th day Of Nav. 1912
GEO II. CARTER
C"m'r Of BankrupIs Tor Ohio County.
Aprl O. oI2. may 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

gus received fresh supply Of Pcrfumery and
81 toilet SOAPS.
Eau de Cologne,
Eau do Lavender.
Fan de Rose,
Liquid ci R,nse "A supcfior aaicIc.
Florence wafer,
Honey wafer,
Genuine Mac1ssar Oh,
SDAPS-Washircf.n Soap.
Fanny Eilscr sup
Swans ap and
Shaving soap. nlsn
: few boxes of pusii,es. inir. tooth md mil
brushes, which will We soi cheap iur cash al 1873
Main street, by
nnI2 4 Is FAERCUILD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
CONSUMPTION
AND
BLEEDING At TIE LUNGS
III

Y
Tt the ure OF s'Dr pUNCAN'S ENPECTOEANT
EENrDY "
EHISS ENEITNE YENGER. aged seventeen
" years was taken wien at the age Of sixteen
yytth Slight cold which she neglected until the
Turr- fal. n prey tp fh7. pc. king destroyer. CON
STMPTt ~. when agpI cation 10 o. pIysir1u
vas made but 90 90 effect bc Considered net
GA 90 hopeless one and % cgcrlh d hui uttlC med.
rrIuc for her. lu dc mean Ime 'bc T.a.iIIfatC
great gu1nutrs ut blood, with mfcr expo. tur1.
tom al fHi.S nn.erm AVID cuaeh. Scr bud A..
.rame a. IruRih became reduced tl n living I'D o.
Irf1n. Hrr l1-f WIS auyrOU-Iv looked Tor Ils Boz
frIrnds that her suHsru e. Yuight end Iv fH.
uqngs ~ drafh. During the time her pHrzlIr
Ir qucuty called aud az the Iasf resource. a. ~
mIurd fp frat tine vfrfuea tf"TV DHNtA s.
tNPEC rOHFNT REMEDY having noticed
sonis vfraDrd'uary cases formed PSI 'h" mc'i
cine in sfmuar cases. Hh ar once 01taI1cd two
boule8 and .siHiirIsfcrrd ftfg Der inc i'uru
day &c found s1uis chang which gave hopes
he continued gfyiug thr uf.a.Ine Tor eghicgr
fav. a. thar ume she was rendered able tn Do
Vsf-ruat n her bet crIuHfr '0 fnc asI oui-IWrn.
Y Of hrr frsenfe and fe'HfIvcs Su. continued usIrl
he r',si-l1e for eight weeks. When she declare.
/ hereelf rnfirai, free FROM disease and pan 1n.
g1a rassscs her daily Occupation In pcIlc.l
80 small pamphlet ACCOMPANIES this modi
lcinr. Which gives fall description Of diseases
l IT, n.annef ID trcatmeHt, &c. De-.
4 For a4ie bv JOHN FISHER
I may DO Whschng Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
Notice.

HH AVING dcfcrm.u ned ip adpp; The cash system
uur Bu,ks must b. cDseJ and orr dett-poid
We hercf,re request all those dehin ~ 10 cnll &
scttlc 10 many who have been ton long ~ nrrcar
& who have been repeatedly called upon. we
offer q friendly ndmrniiion that we hope will nn'
be misunderstood VIZ Tint they must not eypcci ~ o
make npoio Than ono Call6llhat soon a by suci
agents as win be somewhat unpleasant 90 them. q
~ those particularly who have given noies payn
bic NJ specific pcrinds simc 1T Hem ni Bank a. in
u hirh We had reason most confidently to have ~
cei,sr payment at maturity but are now lying over
We uifer the same hint
opyO VT SELBY e. Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
RAISINs Ar AUCTION
EEMALES REMARE or CoNSuMPrIo


4 ND moi suffer the early seeds 10 knit lis fatal
" threads in your system. but guard them
yni wnnld the thief nt night. When yon find the
fatal enemy seeking To destroy your health by imbi-
hing the evil seeds ola ,erinus disease. RE\lEM-
BIER DIR. DUNCAN'S ENPECrORANr REM
EDf will Immediately destroy and remove thon.
Thousands Of your die annually iOr tho want of
proper Treatment. Had those known The wonder.
iGl elects nT this medicine, and used IL in time,
many could have prolonged their days. and yet be
dwelling nmOngt their dearest friends. Those
who laboring undet the influence orIhis disease
should lose time in procuring DIR DUNCAN'S
ENPECTORANr REMEDY. 1t is safe and cIF;'r.
InaE and always gives relief IA the most hopeless
cases. II strengthens the weak aud dehilitaIrd re-.
evcs the pain tho breast and side; supprcsscs the
disir, ssins cnnghi stopping the hectic lever and
night swcais. aud fally (:i the case be not too far
alvauced) restoring perfect health.
Full directions and treatise is given la a pam
phlci. which accompanies the medicine.
For sale al the Principal Office, no 10. North
Eighth street, Philadelphil Also nj the store OF
JOHN FISHER.
may 10 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
TRUSTEES SALE.


ERY virtue ola Deethof trust from Henry Moore
- and wife dated on The 5Ih day Of June, 83S.
aud recorded in the Clerks office Of the County Of
Ohio Book % Page 1876, and also by virtue Of a
Decree ofihe Circuit Superior Court "flaw and Chan
Gerry Chic County. will offer for sale al public
ton nj the front door Of the Court House in the City
.uf wheeling ~ Virginia Monday the 4lh day nf
April ncptat = O'Clock NJ The north hail ni lot num-
|bcrcd urcen q A. in square ten (O) IN The City Of
WheellhE withthe yelling hose thereon being The
property now otctipied by John VI Clarke. Esq
The Terms ofsnle will he one SIKH Of the pm chase
money in hand. the residne IN three equal payments
IT SIX twelve. and eighteen months, with Interest
from dly-lhe purchaser Citing honi and security,
and the lille being retained until payment
Possession Of the ptJpcriy given immediately
Selling as Commissioner will convey such title
rs IS vested ca nc b. the Deed of Trust nnd the De
cree rI the Court. JAS. a. CLARKE
mar SIS Special Commissioner.
The aboye sale IS rosigrucd uhnl Friday III,
20th inst may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
sfRiNG FASHIONS.
= AVERY A Cn

n y ESPECTFULLl iulo,m i'i.ir fricrds, m.
ia The public that they have on hand hrg,
assoi' mcnt Of HATS and CAPS OF the latest spr,np
fash N M great variety. whica will nc sid low
"' C'S" may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
TRInrEE,S SAFE

EBY virtue of deed OF trust rom James A. NJ
y . Clean and wife o. me, bearing date ON tirs
eighth day Of Osioicr the year 500 of record IN
the Clerks "ffce for Ohio rdrniy IN book 20 page
AS. a. y also nf a deed OF Conveyance from James
4 MClenn To- me hearing date the 9Th day Of Oc-
obcr, 1889 of record M The clerks Office for Ohio
county took %. page AS and The authority aud
dircciom of Mrs Mary L. Dorscy under The terms
" The last mentioned Heed. Friday. the sOth day
Of May, 1912, al the front door or The cobEt house
ni Ohio c"unty, shall soil he highest and bert
bidder at public auction; certain lots uf ground
sirun',i in that nu 81 the city Of Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling. known and distinguished in the
mapof sa'd city bots numbered two nni sever,
ga IN square numbered three. tureher with all and
singular the rencmcnls; Entertainments and appurfc.
nances unto the some belong ng IN any wise ap-
purta'nnc.
Propositions fnr the sale Of said lots or any part OF
either pi them will be received at nay Time PRIOR 10
the dnv 0f srlC
TERMS will be made Known on The day Of
lie
Selling ns Trustee 7 -hnll convey 70 the pnrchna-
only snch rIlb as tcficd in me by the deeds n
hove referred 10. This tile an ,alsfed, will be
fouRd upon examination. indizpulablc.
JAMES ). WHEAT.
or % Trus,ee
The sale uf The a'nv' named pr,Tc:iy Is posipoi /.
ell until Saturday The 25 d y o. June
may 81 JAMES WHEAT Trusfse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
CITY HOTEL,i
sr LUIS. NO.

Sr. LOUIS NO.
NIERON BARNUM and HANSON MORE
i LAND. having purchased the interest Of Jno
VI Pauph M the above named establlShti! nj sim
niod OF the corner ~ 7 hlrd and Vine streets. 81
LOUIS, rcspr"ttully inform her friends and the
lc that they will contInue the keeping Of tho
house IN the best possible manner, and that
fort or cArCrsCshall be spared Ia promote
comfort of the guests. The house Is eligible
ated IN apicasant part Of the city ape
ESiLORA-Jusi received on consignment n lot Of
"A FluwerIuE plants and shrubby which will
bc sold for cash at Ihe garden prices At The Drug
seed store of mar % S TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

End the public generally, that he Is nov
TOT Boots and shoes. Also q great yarie-
| or the very latest style and OF the bes,
b. Also Leather Of different kinds, caRfI
Dat and lining skins, shoe thread, pigs
pr IS determined 10 sell al reasonable pr
10 cash npl2