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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

Rccelved--last weeks Susquehanna
Advocate-the Madisonian and it have
Jolned-now under the control of J. Sc.
Rochester Esq. alone, so it says, but G.
w. Veazey says in the Bait. American,
that ne did not authorize it to say So
says 1t has larger circulation than any
paper in Hartford, Cecil, Kent, or Queen
Anne's- calculate that's CANNON, decid-
edly-says it is the best literary and busi-
ness country paper extant-like to hear it,
being as self-praise is the best recommen-
dat'on-hope 1t and us will not get to
quarrelllng again.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

Gen. Combs, and his son who was late
ly prisoner i'll Texas, arrived in Cncin-
mali, few days ago, on their way to
Louisville.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

Tide turned-S2O,OO specie arrived at
New Orleans from Malagorda on the 4th
instant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Philip II. Niekin,
Law-Book seller,in Philadelphia fell dead
in the street i'll that city ON Wednesday last
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

HERRINGs-lresh ones in the market,
during the week-earler in the season
than usual.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

The Steamer Caledonia has not yet ar
rived. Fears are entertained that she has
met the fate of The President
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

0" the last page-a good article, 'bad
llmes'-read it young men, who are just
starting in business.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

DR.. Lardner is occurring in Philadelph ia,
and draws large and respectable audienee.i
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

The proprietor OF the Cecil Gazette
advertises his establishment for sale.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-05

GWe have the pleasure of laying be-
fore our readers to-day, the letter from
CARTER BEVERLEY to Mr.. Clay, in whic,'<
he frees the Honorable Senator from a
slanderous charge, which originated from
a letter published by him in North Car
DINA paper, in March, 1927 charge
which has been reiterated, times unnum-
oered by bar-room politicians, and the
foes OF MIR. CLAY generally, but which as
Mr.. Buchanan said in the Senate year
or two ago, was nerer believed by tn ose
who were acquainted with the circum-
stances .! the case.
II is no Sigh, satisfaction to the friends
OF Mr.. CLAY, thus to be able to seal the
lips Of those ignorant, babbling, would
be politicians, who SO long have cried out
"bargan and corruption" at every mention
OF his name, without knowing at all
"he nee they got the impression; what
were It's claims to credibiIity; or when,
or how it originated. They are now
bound forever to cease to repeat the
charge, its truth having been denied by
the man who started it into circulation:
and as it was the stereotyped charge, and.
the only one- brought against him, we
hope TO see him, as he is about to retire
to private life; retire with the ripe honors
due to a true patriot, and an able states
man, thick about him. See Mr.. Beverley's
letter in another column.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
%TRVsTEE,s SALE.

NY virtue Of n Deed Of Trust made by Red
Il = ick McKee, to the subscriber which was re;
eocIed in Ohio county, Virginia, on or about the
Ilth OF August last. the subscriber viii offer Tor
sale az thu Court house door OF Ohio county IN
the City Of Wheeling, on Monday, the TN d2y
OF March next. between the h9urs OF ten ana
one O'Clock, the tliOwinS described property 10
Tae uadivi3el interest orr Mckee in aud to a
trsci or parcel Of land containing about 4s1 a.
cros IN the State OF Illinois, bordering on the
~ ssissipJ rVy er nearly opposite the Town OF
Maroon IN Marion county, Missouri,
81 AlsJ Two tracts or parcels OF land sltlaied IA
.the AtlwaIkieL Land District in Eac'ne countt,
NJ cousin Territory, Il being the east h2U Of
soute caste uarier> scclioh g IN to"nship one
nor Oh Orange 20 cast, and s5nth vest lyaIt T
escth.n No JtoWnshlp l, north q orange y east.
Containing about 40 aces altogether. near the
b w vi South Pom ON the shOfe If Lake hichi-
is5n.
81 Also a house aud l1tin thcinwn Of Florence,
" shiuct,u county. STATE Of Fennsyivann,
also tvs lots IN ,hc town cT SeueCsyie,ln
~ rtrnscy county, Ohio, Nos . anu BE- .belng the
'sa Re that Oliver BrslR b ca! 5 'zei ~ by,a
q ere OF Court aLd CONVEYED by deed TO X
40 one u~d.vi1clo OH part Of lots No 81. IS
eey coHuts, Jhfu.
Also one uud yiicd fourth Ttrt o. certain o.
ID er trqcts lots or paroe' &C prIu1d situated tn
Civ a Wheeling count" OF Ohto, y ais O.
fiTEnu, kncvu aaI dc ~ a ed a. Tue NiieciinS
IEbttun Factory. al the loDtDi '"Hlh siTe aho
AZ the tots buildings, and improvements there
INTO bsIonaing or ia any way uruertairg uc.U-
tin.; tae eng.ae and maca merry belonging there
|unto,
~ AisDall tn right, title and estate 81 arc sail
AZ kcsI u an.tb tnT town !ots ant land tlpECun-
fo belong NJ iu TIE town Of DPs MDilcs, 81.
41ark cJlaty. State Of Missouri, a. fJilnWs-ail
fae lots IN blocks NJ 1913 and l3l, also lots No
"a. n. - "a. a., 10 and Us ~ btOck no lsl,Ie
the same interest be "a ire or less or seated ~
RhatCser plri o! sand town or county u may %.
tcrns a. sale or tiea8u"epr property VIII De-
III ndolthc purchase UCu.y cash, the bal
n three aud SIX months from the day &!
~ With interest. PoyueatO OF t.e haiauce g
= III cd hy a lien on the property sod
Selling as trustee, n trustees TIE, Without
IN gaafanty, only will be given, tut which Is
osLevcj 60 be gnnt
a. 2l-m fr Z Mckee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
FEMALES, BEWARE
CONSUMPTION


a ND not sud = ihe early seeds Ia knitis fatal
n threads IN your system, hut guard them as you
would the th,ef At night When you find the IA
tal enemy seeking 20 DESTROY rouf health by luI-
IIbinE the svI seeds If n serious disease, r.
MEMBER DR. DUNCAN E&PECHO TOR mt
REMEDY will Immediately destroy and rem
owe Them. Thousands of your sex die aueualiy
from he want Of y Cpcr irCa Uat those
Known the wonderful elects Of this med.cInc
aud used n IN time, manv could have prolD n ed
their days and yet bee dwelling amongst their dea-
r est friends. Those VINO aye iauOTigZ uader tho
inference or this disease. Lose mo- time ia procu
rinc DIR BUNCAN'S E&pECTOB ANT REM
10y. ms sale AID o~tlectua', and always gives
rclefm the most HOMELESS 9-cs. l. Strengthens
the weak 1nt deb ltuted, relieves the pain IN the
breast and side. sUUprcs-cs tac distressing cuEsh,
st19ri0r tne n-rtlc fever auu night sWetts, aud
Enciiv. liiln caschs not too lt advanced, ret
torres % perfect health.
Fui dire 4!ons and q ~irra'faa is 1ircn ~ q
ua-rph'ri wucs accompanies 'HG m.i cine.
For sale at the Principal Olico SO % Norrh
Eighth stceet, Paiiad-lIala also. n tle st1-e of
JOHN llSIEo,
ian 4. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
A1ARD

NEREDrTOR-i have real IN your paper o
~ his morning with great SURPRISE an udver
,@sn-tt yisned John q Bayless, Trustee Tor X
I tN-r,i which states that, 10y virtue on q 'ef
N ID ed of rrus q, &c. he Wit, on the I'm oGs
MARCH next, oiieftOr slle my interest On
ala real estate ~ TINS city md G. .WneI. aLt
had, although selling as Trustee ne liuHGies
.haf a glot ute can be fIVgn 60 the puF hiStt'
Nhtle tis extremely unpleasant 10 l1yScl'
\ eeus3 of dnty 90 ny general cIeelty'
AN 20 the public seem % require az NV hlhuo
5hn notice of thlsi,i-udvscl puolcat0n' iS-
* then, that, according 90 my undcfsiaho-
IIe o the case. Mr Bay.css has, o. present. no
I&al authority 10 sell OF 10 Oilcr llr salsi ZIG 4e@i
go question: or aaj PAY -i n,ds
t Itr cJuvcf1uea 90 when he FlicIH 81 m'ot1
10 him GiJne, bat % him uud u i"p u,i'I
ranil sm ~, as mliigsEaes or trustees lot c1''
slcc fed purposes, ahd UPON cel'm 'P'
g ID iIuOns' -
a w5rfg fcr, then the ordinary course pl &C.
c4e and foreclosure would see % 10 Do necessary
tao We valltv % any CONVEYANCE lI'" Wy
Msr tgagee-i aud ~ order 90 this. thsI ~
deaces 81 deot must first be sa1nIiieA " ''O
II tie said pa7or should be construed 70 c
adscf Of trust thea, ~ the absence OF a @
III TIssUJn15le whether a trustee can Sell
and convey real property fT his own seue60
81 IN which he has n pccuuifry Iotcrest
These dii1ulues, necessarily fatal 20 on
Rdva 1t1g Gus sale of the property, have been
epea'cdiy brIuglt o. 1s 10 zee 81 Che parties
Interested. with "a g ncere desire az Bringing n
toutan auica5lc aTdng IN s1t, which should q
tncs Obvlate them, and avoid Delay; cut, as yet
Fulrut ciIl c.. Nhic, therefore hoid WFssl
c7ty az any ONE most Chccriuily 20 uUlt'
Ftiduy RESPONSIBLE arrangement, l feel mvsci
Bound 20 Protest au1iusi y proceeding which
g itvc 10 BE- illegal in itsr.f aud which would
su ~ n most Unnecessary sacrifice o. proper
. Intending shortly 90 resume ht-incss as
"a 900 .-ra- .T.r.f.a#a n am FrHfHH|4H." H#."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
sHrRNANs POOR Wan spLAsTER.

TUlIlE best strengthening plaster m the world
and n sovereign remedy lor rainsof weak
u--a I'm flt back. Ions. sldC. breast, neck. iimbH
Joints. .hcumaf'=W, lumhago. etc.
Scy.rgIpus1us nave called at the warehDuse,
90 express fIc.r surprise and tE1tks no theal-
mos. mr5cal.us cures ta.so plaHcss have ef8s-
,se8r vs. rIoz.e. Fs7. vho Rad br-H s5 arIe4
t.I u.th rbrIn4Uem. .s fn nr uuH.Ig fn uresf
rirreIf vlth1utasest7urH, was enabled 1ltgr
,yrsriua One only uuaaFHf, 90 grt up alone ia
fhs m1fnisI. urf cH rfs clothes. and GALL -tour
office with yeabrlW.ug vIfr f1., 1Uu n'F tongue
.1.rns f-ffh fHe vIlt1ssa 10 bear. af OBJ. sud-
asu and seuel relief De hal received from tbis
NJ David Williams Of tIEaheiHtowa. NJ.
an 8d r- olu.iuneIy soldier, was e9 lH ctrd vIi
rb.rfrafi.u. fl1f Hf cIu. ~s.r.-.IY help hImsCi'
These fiasters pHtr.Iy cured HlI.
prfrn 1uir Il 10 cents per plaster.
Fsr aal III CIApiINE pEfit-
Union Street..
usru Es@Icalsa. i5II-I .Iir.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26

ocDT-H fUA II IHANLhHT.
vs. PURSUANT 20 a de'rce rem
David Tlce, Ndercd iu tins cause NJ the April
term, l-al.l wall ell NJ public auction. atths
'front.' door of ihe CONT horse Of;hC county Of Ty-
Ter, on the second Monday in January next. n
lra-i % two hundred ceres OF la I'D slfrafcd on
Mcklunin,s Fork of Middle Island Creek. and
winch lanc ~ particularly mentioned and dos-
crl3gd m the hul and proceedings IN saId cause.
TERMS OF SlLl--onc : vrth Of the pur-
chas money ~ uaua one f.Uilhin one year; one
fourth intw years, old tie remaining fuurthil
three wears rom tnul.y OF sale. zoe purchaser
90 give hunts bearing Interest with good securi-
~ Tor Tie payment Vi the offered instruments.
ID. WELLS. -. =. For
r0v 'S-fw T.. MiCON s.. y. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
SHEPNAN'S WORM LOItNGES.

SHERMAN NDki LDLENGLS.
EEROVED 10 nrre than 100000 eases 10 be in
,~4.i.4-i lac oaiy certain worm de- rlyiug
me iioine ovyr discovered. Macy diseases arise
from wOrns anu occasion l01c aud mtruse suiler
ig and evcndeath. wan sut then ever Ueing sus-
yycicl: grown persons are vuTy often afflicted
v,'h ttSui and are d~JctaycI tSr Nauvus co.u-
D ANTS, without AMY iSlvh.s Wen uag UUsC 81
thtselozeuess wruid specify cure hem
NFJ murphy 90 North street Philadelphia was
appieL trDy a aofr woman whose caUghtrr. Z
years old, had been sicS neatly . tears; utr sto-
mach was IS large aS a SroAn peIsJns, HyT
arms ana trrs - -"1i'cT tg2t She could not
wa Z ~ help ttrs.l, although size could cat az
much astHn lrn5rlng itfn ,el,hrtfct doc
tore had exhausted lirIr = a. wlthiut any tcn-
eh'; the father hgdspcUJ al he coal raise aud be-
was discouraged, autAaJ abandoned all idea of
DONG aay thldC w1rc Tor h.r N4l lJOktd To- death
alone tJrake her ont Ofhgr misery. Or Murphy
sEtImau'S hugcuE -. uUi "a TWO days size ro
t-rJCa vIta joy hygnlu2 IH Der ewes, and SAID the
LOL,n1ts ual raytd hcT chid's lie. Tia FIST
dose bft srp 2htawaY nearly a piHtot wOruI-
~ one iIvl7E mass. she afie wards Couut,d over
coo tlat were discharged beside, the O. mss, which
she could uut count. The enid was literally ca
ten up With ibou- su0fhsrhvi z witness ofihe
almost miraculous 1ilcz y Of Saermon's L0z-
engCs.
Price only % csn's q box.
For sale by CIAFLlNC& PRYOR.
Utron street,
nov IL Sole agent Tor I'm city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
CONSUMPTION
Am
6L5>SptNS AZ TIE Lungs
Cured
RNOs%S ee ~ps. byNCAN.s ExPeCToR ANT
EENrrNM

CURED
RSNsuS ee ~pr. bvNcAN's ANT
Mss SMetfNC NEAGrR. ,-cd soyenicor
AFR yc-r, wss yaAcr. whc, NJ a e age ursiVircu
~Ea - eht cold, wtlth sh, rcallct,d uptil the
eNN',N leii n rgv" - THAI sttktug lcsruysr
NfNSt MSiiON, wt.n annlfcCii0u TO q 2hysi
clee was maze, butte. uu. effect. Re considered
hetcasc a if1peloss orc, and prescribed but ittlt
Wts-ciue iVg hcr. Ia tae lissaut.mo size dIslhar-
-td great gsaI't lcs. ~ ai0od, vita much ex1ec-
tyfailon - phic-u ana ccsgh. Tier b1thy frame
~ ienSui, 6ec0me rcd icci - aiViag skeleton.
hcT last WIS anNlJusly looked for by her friend.
mat her suiierlngs might end by the pancs of
death. DUNG tnc time her physician frequently
called, aud "a he last resource determined 20
te ] the ytrtues otDr DUNsAN'S ENPECTO-
RAN REMtDG, having noticed some extra
ordinary cures performed by the, medicine IN a.
mllar eases. lie at Once obtained two bottles
and admintsicd AZ To her. The fourth DAY he
found some change winch gave hnt %. He con
uaucj givlngthe zoe icne for eighteen davs. ~
thatune she was rendered abb u be walkin.
ia her bed chamber, to the astOnIsl mont of her
friends ano relatives. She continued using the
medicine for eight weeks, when she declared hcf
self entirely free from disease and pain, and is
now pursuing her daily occupations IN perfoo
hea-t Ga,
A small ptmphlct acr0 mran.e this meGicn
which gives n iull desc upton Of ClSt1ses, IN
manner of treatment, SC.
For sale 10 Wheeling atthe store e
jan Ia Join FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
DYSPEPSIA OF TES YEARS STAND,
ING.

I aun truiv hsn0y 20 sta,e to thc aTIieic1 c0unu-
urtv that -ruhcr of nav family was atIt-t
81 for ten ~ twelve yC1-s wIih the above distress
sing di-c'sC. Tho syHglo No were great orpres-
sion after ~e1'nENgIlitY ci the stomach = severe
PAIN iu tine side AZ q breast, sick headache. Iurn-
tul desp1udtucr, with otner symptoms dufing
which time uumrcrlsss rtIICdies were procured
vIth1ut 0bt1Iu-ng much relief Having heard OF
the good t7srts Of Dr.. Harlich's COMPOUND
Sfrel.tatritv and GerWap ApUUcnt PILE ' vas
iudureito give them a TRIAL. and ] am r III 20
state thst by using one box &C re Germa. .ygr-
sli Pills, accompanied hyt1e strtngth0n.ns o..
uiLpLls, THAI they lttys uCg-ly eraticIt9d the dis
cass. 7 consider % due fn those afflicted that I
make this Acknowledgement THAT They may Ike
wise yfJcurc ihe same ;Gvalaapic mcdislnei aud
be fraEd from those distressing diseases.
With gratitude ari respect,
WIZ M.SPEAR, No. i25. Oh York Rood.
For sale az No 10 North Fishth Ell ~ rh.ia-
delpfi1, and JOHN FISHER.
ocfg Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
R.ANGNP0RT.gTTON,
NEW PIONEER LINE.
By NSfioHai R,od u gb'a4,loia.

~ Ash0uGt Et0i m fbfa4,iohi1.
rs MILES by RAN
rsg - ROAD.-Wheeirgiol AIi
~Sa dc'phn bee sixty houts. ~,
~ above hue Icaves Whcclnl
daily for Pahadeiphia. arrives ~ iiarcr'own iu
Imc ior ihe morning tram Of Cara ym GUAM
~BtftSRURC. CARLSLE, itAKGlSBJNG and
LANCASTER.
This line runs Guia IiarsHfownt O., paiIlelahia
a distance ofI7J mlcs by bau Road mrs,ent SEIZE
~ Beam Care
Passengers FROM he cal Ual always end stages
ready at Inc deqot al ~Iisgrnlown 10 convey luem.
Wcsi
Per sca's apply az the Car OF tho Z = Hotel.
juno % EDWARD RIDDLE. Agent.
L0uIs GcpullicanLousyil JruIuaI.C Uc,uuau
Republican publish amount oiiye du,larsau charge
tins office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
HOME NIANUFACIURE
KNnrE q sANGER.

NTOJLD Respectfully inform lhoir f1euAs
aud the puniic generally. th-t they cvn-
tinWe to manufacture and have ~ hand a genera,
ASSORTMENT of Spanish. IL Spanish and Americas
Saddles, Bs'dNi - improved Spring Siddlta. Ladies
Saddles, Of varous patterns. Brides, hartirg,los
aud bride Filings, Saddle B1Es. Trunks and YnL
ices, Harness sad Wagon Gears. Collars. Hrnes and
Traces, Carriage Crop : witches and Wagon WHIPS
Buatlo robes and BsFiio Saddle covers, and ever
other article usually kept in heir line Of trade,
Warrenied uf The very best IMMORTAL sud Wors-
manship. All OF which they viii sell al whole ulc
or ret1il on terms 90 sHil The nuss.
Thankful for past favor. we silieit = eonilnl1rce
OF Public Patronage, Give as a call aai We rroesiEs
TO use our scsl sGertions to make Il your in,orss;
TO deal wiki as.
Jan is mo-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
Beware or colds they lead 20 death,
So silently we scarce dokn,w

Beware or colds they lead 20 death,
So silently we scarce dokn,w
Jnul that pour when fades The breath
How icul nd fatal : Inc blow.
a COLD should be watched. The present win
ESief has been uuccmmoSly ohargahlo and dan
gtrous. More colds have been taken, and the
s'sds n consumption and small ucN thereby
lah Only be careful aud you need not fear. 4
corzh and chill should be attci id tn wneu e -
felt and the cure compi.tcj. PEASES Com
pound Extract ofIIOARHDUND has saved the
IVes ~ thousanos from CONSUMPTION boy being
used IN time. Use a stuck or Two d.ly qndy,u
wlltahs no colds. Remember this ajvcs ln
scas. n.
Atresh supply JUS received AZ - Monroe street
By JOHN n THOMPSON, sl'r ,seat for Thu
cliv. Country merchants supp lei on rhera
{ rms FL s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
vIRCISIAIOTEL
CORNER or MAIN ~ MADISON SIRE
WHEELING, IA.1
JACOB KLINE

AAS8 \. KLINE
ESPE TFUIIY informs his friends mil The
~ i%rav,iiing pubic That he has routed rhis well
S1ogn cst7hhshmeRtr 1 term of Years. Ills
rIoms ars we I furnished and attended 20. his
able saaI 10 wt'u ~ besflhe market aff,ris.
ami ms nar wth the choicest wines ans lltuts
Dir 4. w FLEMING. VIII has had consider.
able g. crienCe Ia some OF the first hotels IN the
east, and has also been for Eve years fret assi..
.t1ntln the United States hotel ia this cry. has
be N eng gel IS superntend'nto the Virginia
Hotel cad will give his entire attention 10 the
establishment.
The pro 1rietor haitcrs himseif thatby his 1wn
"xertl0ns and the assistance ofMr Fleming. who
Is well known 70 tho travelling IN lie. Will be
suabled 20 make the Virginia Hotel second % NJ
SIMILAR estab snmon IN the west, and he wishe-
al ShO have regard for their comfort and con-
vsCleuce TO give him a call.
Thi. hotel ~ the office Of the Great Eastern
and western LINES 81 STAGES, and Travellers can
secure seats In any drectioa at he bar. II IL
sis hut n short distance from the steam b,a'l
landing and as attention IS paid 70 The arrivl
md gen1turc OF hOats, travel ers can az all times
be advised Of the same, and have their baggage
taken 20 and from the uvcr free Of charge. ia Is
VALUABLE COTTON FACTORY ron SALE
UwrITI. he -o'd on the 9Th day er AFHl next. a,
~ public auc'inn. in This civ. the valuable cot
ton iariory. Known rs the Anchor MIL" with all
ihr machinery, Steam engine, and eccriug-
The bur'dns Is 80 feet long. 40 feet wide. and
our stories high, built Of bricks on a stone iounda.
ioa.
The attention Or manufacturers anf capitalist 80 T.
invited io this sale, n the properly offered has
great advantages Cor the successful prosecution OF
the manuiaSlurc 81 cotton, OF colon and WOOL COM
bilsd.
TERMS or SALE-One e.ehih Of the purchase
money 70 be paid IN cash OF tho time ofsale. one
eighth in SN months, une eighth in 9 months. one
cichjh in - months. and the balance IN equal
sums in lS and 81 months, or, If desired by The
p rrhassr. il is believed That the Two last payments
may be deferred or q much longer time.
For further particulars address. (pusl paid) either
ike undersigned. s BRADY.
Wheeling, Jan l5-ts W. q. TYSON.
Boston Atlas and National In'elligencer copy 10
amount Of s. and charge This Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
AnISH SALE DE VALUABLE PiAO-
PEKIN On NLONKnE SIREET

FENH Enndors, pued will eyr1-e 10 slle Of pub
"a Cc'ion on Monday. The 2S'h day Of
Mdrch'cAN ~ TIE front door OF the court house
OF Ono A9uniy, three lois ofcrouud 2I feet wide
,a,h on "unroe street, being the west ha'fo OF lot
40 "a 100 Tie 9Th square, and luuItlfa ely acloIn-
Iug an west o. tire brick warehouses occupied
by Nm Paxton e. son, Crlu-lc s. B1ileys and
others, and b. among the most ya.Uuhlep D. Opcrty
90 the c''v The tern Of payment viii be orc
H..a 10 hand, and the unian5e az three equal paw
mcuts az o, - and rs uolins thereafter, with IN
tercst from thecay Of sale, The purchaser giving
payments.
= he a,oyc rr.perrv viii be sold under Ire dec.
of trust from ELauo 10 he Subscribers ana tie
title 10 lalispUt-bly
HENRY A>-o-tC,
..-RT NEVtnN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
PUBLIC SsLE or VALUABLE
COTTON FACTORY

DiESJANT ,3 ue rro,i,ols Of certain deed
a 81 IfuS, iatr. tar sb Cas- Of October, 1889.
WI at,ra o. seI attla 'front.' door Of the
-oaI. ieN. y H . on De 9th day OLA
pfn' I'f2-Ad That a.usll.ic,lcstatc. bulldlngs
N N nee, tis tnis numbered n. 10, To-,
= 4 on iat FL 81 me n rp the city Of
Wheeling Ian on. ov l.rH.IUuIer -f. on The fol-
.oTlng terms. NF-onciC-ltI ~ tAe purchase
io'ey be rait zoe Gosh 90 tse enc OF sale, one
ri-Giu Do sX uuu'Ha rh.ftlltr one Crrth I'M =
h'nl, rom aa a. 20 r.r -ae eighth Ina ~
months. one ff.rt.ir as mJu't and lie remain
EE t11Ttl .1 "a fr1HI8s from flt tav OIgnlc. with
.rsal t1'c.e.t f1'ia it Jav o~feot--hcr ,lsto tho
property beng sDfr I'D es -regufy uut1 the said
pirc1ass money ~lal BE- 1liy pul. or sI1h Other
security gwen - &c rr,s--t aeJrriu 'sls behalf
stsH deem srtsr.rnf.
Tho Ut-enu1u 81 MANI gci.rrse oud capitslits
$ In'iici otrfs SAFE gs he properly offered has
.slt a.F7H'.-Cr .l' f.. aurlessiul prosecution
he i11gHilctI-a ID cHftlB ~ of cofton aud
WOOL ctm1.uci. the u-.cIs behaved 70 be indis-
f' be, bar The subscriber vsliug as trustee will
,,nl5 give such utls asIs ycsteciu him by said
Of trust.
BRADY
fnu A-fs Trrsfee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26

FTyUE JACQUERIE. o. novel Ny 9 james
Esg author OF The Gypsy. TIE Ancient Ia.
rime. Tba gentleman Of ibo Oli Sthooi So Sc &c
n two ,uiulfes. iI-t received AND iof Gale iv
JOHN D. TIIJNPSONG 90
fee 10 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26

se FASHIONABLE lat AND C3P
MANCFACTORN.
lO3, ksiu street. Whsciig. opposite
Rr. E1hb's Chair Fac,on.
~ g AVERY a CO.. respectfully in
- iirm their friends aud the public
lar They have on hand ami are constantly manu-.
i~Rctlriug a general assortment OF Hats ,nd Caps q
Tue latest fashions. warranted equal II not superior
10 any that have been offered. uhich will be svld
by the dozen or single al the iowe-i Fsicc- and gpon
a. iavorshiu terms a. they can be- had la the city.-.
Hats of al XMAS aui q~uaii;,es. also a general as~s
meut ofInsn's and and hov's tur and cloth "a
They pFuPosc 20 lurnish gentlemen with hais by
the year.
y. T. Hats and caps made to srje-. also mili.ary
mats and caps made on the shortest notice.
! They respectfully solicit a liberal share ofppblis
PiirousEs. ap Is