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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
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The Treasury Of the United States Is bankrupt
And This. too. IN eight shoTi months sfisr the aeecs-
sioa of the Wing party 10 poNerr-BOstvH Post
II our respected contemporary had said "in tre
months after the Wing party came into power" he
would have been quite as near correct. This out
cry against The present administration. for The emp.
'yness Of the treasury, Is rather ridiculous Than 9th
erwise.
"Al'siress. ! want a new broom, IL you please,
memT'
"a new broom Betsy. why where is that which
Fnn have been using1"
Il IL all worn out 10 the han1lo. mem"
worn out. indeed what shocking care!C ssness-
Why Kiiy, your predecessor. used Il for nearly iwo
gears; and now you, who have not had The broom
- ras a month, complain that it is worn out
Stocking eIirayagaDceF'-U. S Gazette.
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HOME

ia Convention for the encouragement Of A.
msriea Labor met. According ITO notice. yesterday
in tbs Lecture Room Of the THIRD Presbyterian
Church aud OrganizOd by elcc;ing Gen W Marks
Tsrpdcni. 4 ID Gazzam. Ephp Esled. james Whit
taksr and Jesse Gunner. Vice Presidents. and
Jaikrs T. Sheridan AMI John SaipIon. Secretaries.
The Convention was numerOusly attended, every
ws<d and iOwnJp in the c0uniy, being we believe
r.qessenIed. IL afurded q pleasing evidence that III,
famsrs rs we'll US The mechanics are fully alive b
tp impruilnco 10 all interests of protecting hoaC
Mknnfaoiures.
AeiOre ndiOuming. the Cunveniiun resolved tsel
snfQ ? "llOme League" adopted a Constitution. ant
Ias<fd a series o! resolutions. the whole of which
We hoPe To be able to present 10 our readers on Mon
dayrPMs6ugh Ado.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
A CARD

fH9 EI1TOR-I hove rad in your rnper o
AVa hiN ur'raing. " o.. grv.t surprise. an ad,tr
- met 'iancd John a. BIS less. I rustee Tor Il
hch. "nich siatss that ~ N:riUe If s ,,r.
'sln Dccd 81 Trust, DC. he VIII. on the Tk DAY
ot March neat. Oiier for sale nay interest IN Ger.
an real estate IN thts city mi e. sswhera, and
mat, although selling as Trustee. he ~iatimaty,
'"ai GOO ute can be given % the purchaser.
While II Is extremely unpleasant 10 myself
a sense of DUTY 10 any general creditors.
and to tho public seems TO require al my hands
some nouee OF thu ~ advised publication. / re-
MARI then, that, according to my understand
Jug Of tbs case, Mr. Bayless has, al presenL no
legal authority TO sell, or To offer Tor sale, the real
estate IA question. or any part II ~; for
The conveyance to which he r,frTs ix made
not to MIN alone. but tO ham and To- two other
gentleInrn, as moitgaceeS or trustees for certain
sPeeihed purposes, aud upon certain specified
conditions.
? II the said conveyance =. as it purpor,s to
be, a mOrfgdge, then tie ordinary course of de-
cree aud foreclosure would seem 10 be necessary
To give validity u aty conveyance from the
mortgages; and IA order To this. their eyi-
denees Of debt must first DO submitted TO the
proper tribunal
3 II the saul paper should be construed n be
n decd Of trust, thea, IN the absence OF a spe.
cial decree, u viii reinaIl, to say the lea>t ex.
treInoly Puesu bnlble whether a trustee can sell
ohd convey real property for his own benefit
or ln which he has a Iecunlary interest
4 These difficulties, necessarily fatal 10 An
auNantagt Gus sale of the property, have been
repeatedly brought u the notice OF the parties
interested, with a sincere desire of bringing a
amicahle arrangement, which should al
once obvis's them, and avoid delay; but, as yet,
without Ell, CT. While. therefore, 1 hold m;sslf
ready at any m0meAt, most chcerfuliy 10 unite
li any reasonable arrangement, feel myself
bound TO protest against a proceeding which I
believe ~ b. illegal in itself, and which would =
IN n most unnecessary sacrifice OF proper y
8 intending shortly 10 resume business as a
CoNM.ssioS MhRcHASr.l AIN particularly desi.
rons of having nav old business put i'm a train of
g. liquidation through some person or
PERSONS entirely disihtsrcstsd. as well as com. e
.nt to the protection oi every interest," involved.
*. MCKEE.
Thursday, January, u, Ist2,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

NOTICE EXTRA-whafeus stephen Rice
~ has. by deed dated his day. assigned 10 me.
tor the benefit 4 sundry persons namei In said
assign neni, his stock Of goods In stDIc No 100
Man street. also the bonds, notes and book ac-
counts due Gstty ~ Ri-e. Sic3hea Rec. J ;
Wells and stephen Rice & Co.
THIS Is To n1tty al persons indebted % ~ n
any Of the above namei firms 20 call aud puv
their respective Indebtedness inme Infcly and
save costs, on 80 claims unsettled, suit VIII be
brought 20 March Court.
have authorised Mr. Rice 10 attend 10 The col
lection Of as claims due and o. ell and diaDoa.
Of tnc stock Of goods ~ the store
THOMAS J. D. PEETONEY.
Nh23 Assguse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
-INDIANA BoNDs-ImronraNr 80

INDIANA BONDS-IMPoRTANT MOVEMENT
be Legislature Of Indiana has passed a geneml
rs, authorizing associations % take any of The pub
n works IN the State, and pay Tor the same ut the
~. in he bonds ef Ds State at par provided The
= ociaiions will undertake 10 finish n good proper
1Dn Of The unfinished work. Some Of the works
oder the system. are Of such n character as will not
out any kind Of inducement To finish the same,
8 hilsi others are far different. The Madison and
flianOpolis Rail Road Is belieN ed 90 be one Of such
<trepiiuns. u Is now completed Tor % miles. and
<Ieded for az much m0re al a rost Of one and a hail
4llions. AbOuia halfa million mOre will cOmplet,
- work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

a COLD WIN FER-The London Globe says
the most rigid winter on record j. probably that
e lTO9, called by distinction the "cOld winier"-
AZ the rivers and lakes were frozen TO the bottom,
~ even the seas were icebound % the distance
= eSerai miles from the shore. Birds and beasts
70 sirewed dead in The fields. and human he
~ Pnrished by thousands in the houses. IN Eng.
wheat rose in price from ~ 20 AZ per quarter
year lI4O was slo very cold. a whole oH
.'pg Dasi"d on he Thames. The years oferireme
<i were much less frequent. he most remarkable
20 l1S5 aud 1881, the latter Distinguished By
e~zce'lent vintage. aud The appearance Of q bfhlt
comet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
OHIO MANUFACTURED SILK.
=. AVERY A. co

l03 Main Street, Wheeling. Va.
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheel
ing. aud Strangers in general. that he is agent for
the sale al John w. ellis Domestic Silks. mahuac-
inred by him IA Mount Pleasant. jefferson Co O.
hio. consisting. ia part, of Silk Huis. made in the
best style. on Fur Bodies. Silk Velvet Gaps for men
IL boys. Figured and Plaiu LusIring and L.vnniine
Dress Silks for ladies', Silk NelvcIs and Pushes.
Figured Tissue and Lusring ofcvcry variety OF color
and pat-ern. Bin Lusirng Cnvnts anil packet Hand.
kerchiefs; &c.
All Of which are equal in quality aud color 10 the
European, and al n"dernie prices.
All persons lie favor OF patrunising Dimostic Pro
ducts and Manufactures, are invited To call and eI.
anime these Gpyd~.
". 3. ilerlcd SILK and Cocoons received in CT.
change or purchased nj market prices.
Nherling Jan Is. lSi2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

' uih. subscribers having put their Glass Works
L an complete repair. they are now in full o.
80 IN aga'n, aud they are prepared TO on ooiers
with which obey may be favored IN ,b.;, In =,
business. They trust that IN, ir long and success.
'ui experience, Zone Of the firm having been .nsag.
Ell ~ The business more than twenty yearS) will he
a suh'eien' guaranty Of rhcIr repaciiy to an OF ar.
gers on Them. md they feel confident in saving H.,
uhei' Glass viii be equal in quality. te.nsporencv
oe""'y and value ds well ms cheapae~s in price 10
Sny min"'asinred IN the Uuion. We only ask those
disposed To purchase tn give No n fair trial.
t"h i2-lY NJ & m SWEENEY G. n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
rMPrPAxcE CONVENTION.

81 The "Ws.hiugun i'm;rranee
ociey ceiling" vn TUESDAY } January !. lS42.
Ne following resolution WIS unansm "sly adopted.
Resoircd. That Il IS cNpcdient the varr'us ~'cie-
Tvs in Ohio County hold y County Temperance
Convention in the City or Wheeling. on Tuesday
The 22I day Of February neat. and that Vim. Mex.
lambdin. wm z Wilson. and q p Kelley. bc mp
s-oinsel a committee o. make the necessary arrange.
mssa- for The accommodation oi said convention.
ln obeaiewce " the ubOye resolution the under.
signed now give ooiice that They have made ar.
Engagements 6r holding ssrl convention in The CITY
Hsll. To convene nj ? o'clock, 4. "a. The commit.
Dee bog leave to suggest TO at The societies in the
eouniy. the importance OF seDdiag delegates. rs
here will be presented far the consideration Of the
eonvsntion. business Of great importance 20 the
Temperance cause.
The m hav. procured the use Of the
Methodist church f,r the evening of The 22i arra
have also taken steps 10 have able and Interesting
speaker, TO address the people on that occasion
wM. Mex. LAMBDlN,
WM. = WILSON,
ID. +. KELLEY.
Feb 10 COMMITTEE.
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A NJ L LIN Z S
UNION LINE

To-
PH \ ID LIP III \.
Viz ahnve line consists Of n DAiLY LINE or
PENNsrLVANiA Bears IN connection with y
Daily Fasi Line Of
PORTABLE FOUR SECTION BOATS.
Which will he run on strict TEMPERANCE and :, n.
BARN KEErING principles.
The business will be conducted. ~ heretofore, by
the PrOpncIor-
II. &P GRAFT.
Canal Bisin. Pittsburgh.
r. g DUrlLH eco.
l47 Market ~ rect, PHILADELPHIA.
Refer 70 Merchants gsseruHy.
Pittsburgh. Fcb. l0-3n sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

IN CHlIDNEN, COUCH CRO
NC COUGH and All diseases OF Ia, pulmona.
~ organs
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
Apurel, vegetable and highly approved com.
pound preparation at the PRUNUS VIRGINI.
ANA or Wild Cherry Bark, approved by The Col
Iege 81 PhaTmHcv, by the Medical
Faculty. and universally acknowledged the most
valuable Family Mctlicine" ever discovered
Ay NO QCACkERYt NO DECEPTION y ~
The physician may boast OF has skill in macy
diseascs-the quack may puff his wonderful cures
mt OF all the remedies ever discovered for dlsea-
ses OF the pulmonary organs, 1: IS universally adj
mitted nothing has ever proved rs successful as
mat invaluable medicine. DIR WfSTAR'S RAJ.
SAM OF VILE CHnRltY. which has efected
some of the most astonishing cures ever recoTd-
ed IN the his ory of medicine,
Such indeed are the Astonishing healing nm
restorative properties Of this BalSam that even in
the advanced Stages of CONSUMPTION, and
IN Liver complaints, diseases whoa have banled
the skill OF the most distinguished phys,cians.
when patients have suffered the most Distressing
cough, great difficulty in breathing, night sweat,
bleeding of he lungs, &c. after the most esteem
ed remedies of our pharnacOpias have failed. this
invaluable remedy has hot ONLY gwen SURPRISING
relief but actually effected cures, after ali hopes
Of a recovery had been entirely deSpaired of.
Besides IT. surprising eihcacy m these formula.
Die Complaints, u mas. proved a yry sup eriDr re-
s1esty Tor disc Uses of children, such as he croup.
whoopinE cough, etc. aud in those disord.rs
that prevail so extensively through Inc Uinter
season., such as coughs colds, pleufisy, lnfiuen.
n. and pail. = ia the breast, pIocc,dinr from ne-.
1art.H gni4a a af,nAg ,..r-rII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
FOR SALE

VI No 100 ia Bridgeport. Brlmun, county
- ohi". on which i sr.un,ed a brick buLIin,
known as the Point warehouse. NJ the innction az
,niian "he"I'ns Creek and The OniO nver. a n,,t
Gt'i'"o'e situation Tor carrying on IA Receiving and
Forwarding business.
ALSo-L,isN No los, Il3 and ia. all .;,,,,.d
ia Bfiugepoit.
For terms Ut sale, which will he liberal. sn,ly
=. X. ARMSTRONG.
feb l2- 3w IVb..L..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SAIL
DH firtue OF a Deed of Trust from James Car
hD nnhan 10 me, dated on the ooh day Of Sep
tember, 1888, and recorded in the Clerks Office of
the County Court Of ONO County, IN book No %
page 10. VIII offer Cor sale at public auction, az
the front door Of TIE court house OF said county. To
the highest bidder. on the l4h day Of March,
1912; Lot No. ZIG. lying in that part Of Easl
Wheeling laid odhy Noah Zane John Fawceu and
others. Selling as Trustee I bind myself 10 convey
10 The purchaser only such title % 3 vested in me.
Terms Of sale-Cash. DANIEL LAMB,
feb SIS Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
KING a CRUMBACKER


No DC, Water Street.
AVE IN store and oGer for sale very 10 for
Ii CASH
10 bugs Prime Rio Coffee
D bags Government Java Coffee
1 chests GunpDNder- Inne,;,l
i4hali chests aud Young Hyson
- boxes Tess
43 bbls Prime n o Sugar New Crop
% bbls y o Molasses, New CrSp
2OO leaves Refined Sugar
Crushed and Ground Havana Sugar
II boxes Sperm and wax candles
10 boxes superior Chewing Tubacco
300 lbS Carrots Scotch anl Bappee Snuff
2OO dozen cut aud dry Tobacco
l5OuO Havana and Principe Srenr
2SlO Superior Regalia ia 8 aud % boxes
% pigs Lad
10 hoX,s Wilson's Zancsvillo SJaP
% kegs Juninia Rails
I1o gallons best winter 5, Germ oil
2l5 barrels No ! P.I,hurgh Sat
% bntrel l. ecIi6ed Whiskcy
III barrels Pa Old RYE whi,key
50 gross Shunirrd'- Superior Lla,king
20 boxes Scotch H-rriugs
WIh Il large stock of rhoirr Wires and Liquors,
- casks, bottles and on dmh feb >
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
PITTI OF BLOOn

; another dangerous symptom Of "Pulmnnar ~
u affection. aud difficult To arrest when negl eel
el; Il Commences with codch. c]opiOUs expectO.
raUpn whI.h consists of hTi CHI frOthy matter or
black, and dotted with blood, there is mostly
4Ome fever, headache, pIlpItauou OF the heart.
lushes o! heat and redness Of the cheeks. diff.
CuttyOf breathing. soreness Of the the throat, n
saltIsh taste IN the mouth. &c. DIR DCNCANS
EXPECrORANT REMEDY viii be found to
arrest THE complaint. One single bottle IN ma
ny cases, will answer # used at the tn ST attack,
hut when neglected u may require many more.
Those who may be afflicted with SPLITTING
OF O should lose no une IN procuring the
above medicine as this dIsease mostly proves Of
tended TO.
Ohice TOR the sale OF this medicine, No 10,
North Eighth street, Philadelphia.
Price one dollar per bottle,
For sale by JOHN FISHER.
feb = Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
STATIONARY.&C.

N UlLLS. lnkslants, Pcnknives. Indelahle Ink,
N Waters, Chess Men. Carpenter Pencils,
CaIrIngtou's Patent Rulers. Red Tape. India
Rubber, Wafer stamps. Steel Pens, Silver Pencil
Cases. Black Sand, Music Paler. Port Fblios,
Rcd, Black and Blue Inks, Bone Folders, Sealing
Wax. Ink Powders India LAX, &c
An additional supply Ot the above Just received
and for sale al JOHN II T~HOMPSON'S, IS
NJ onroe street. where may be had all The popular
magazines and newspapers Of the dav by tie year
or single number. feb 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
a3&1a

Beware Of eOlds-rhey lead to death,

Beware OF Colds-they lead to death,
So silently we scarce de- know
Udttl that hour when fades the breath
How foul md fatal is The bio ".
a COLD should be watched. The present win.
Aier has been uncOmmoSly changabls and dan.
gerous. More colds have been taken, and the
seeds OF consumption and small pox thercb,
LAID. Only be careful aud you need not fear. A
cough and chill should be stierdsd To wnen f. 81
LIST and me cue completed. PEASE'S Com
pound Extract OF HOARHOUND has saved The
used in time. Use a stick or two daily and YOU
will taxi no colds. Remember this advice in
season.
A fresh supply jLst rece. we'd at - Monroe street
by JOHN "A THOMPSON, sole agent for this
ctty. Country merchants supplied on liberia
terms feb s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

4 II ID.
AVlNG disposed of my interest IN The cor.
cern ofS Lowiher & Co. To G.S. B,on m.
sale to take eftc ct The lsI Of March at winch ,ine
the Books ct the concern will be closed. will
give my personal attention To the settlement Of all
accounts. aud request those Interested To- call imme-
diulely. S, LowTHER.
Wheeling. fh s-Im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

t6J lNOiA COrTON-The pnpeu rcceiy.
pc Briannn. contain very foil accounts Of
PISS Of The COTTON Cultivation in India. No
Entertained u is eunrs success. sod Ire
sfpdents declare thst Inba ran b. made he
sductve cOion growing cyuoiry on he
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
SEED STORE

= ME subscriber has opened an establishment
on the corner Of Virgin Alley and Wood 81.
ans opposite tire First Presbyterian Church,
Pittsburgh, for the sale Of GARDEN, A
atd FLOWER SEEDS, and has made arrange
pents with the most reputable and extensive
seed stores IN the various Atlantis cities, TO sup
plY INN immediate y with such as he can war
rant - be fresh and genuine-he will also be EN-.
'ahied TO ill orders for fruit aud ornamental tIeer,
and shrubbery. green AID hot house plants, har-
DIV border flowers, bulbOus roots, horticultural
and agricultural / nplcments. etc al prices quoted
IN the eastern catalogues with the addition of
carriage, etc.
There - perhaps no city west " the mountains
where an establishment Of this kind j. mote need.
cd than in Pittsburgh, and the subscriber hatIefs
himself that The farmers. GardncCs and ANA teurs
of flowers will sustain him IN this undertaking.,
as uothIng shall be wanting on ms part 10 give
general saUsfactIOn-he invites the attention OF
dealers in eds westand south TO Welt hrs estab'
hshment. whom he viii endeavOT 10 supply at
such rates as wall make II their interest 10 patron
ise him.
Gardenersin the v~icInity OF he city are inform
ed that he will either purchase or become their
agents for The sale of Trees, pants, seeds, etc.
pr JviGed they are ola good quail ny.
inn 25-3f 5 N. WICKERSUAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
SOUTH WHEELING GLASS WORKS

snb~ctiher respectfully Informs the c,rt.
- zens VI Wheeling and The public generally
That ne mas taken the above factory. heretofore car
nrd GA 10y Nlessts McNamee a. Adams, aud has n
at this time IN complete operation, w.ih a -, ck oi
Glass " hand. lie Intends manuIatIurinr a, ro,d
au article ot Window Glass as any other cylinder
establishment VA the western country and 4, mv
reads 10 supply all order, That mn be Directed Ia
him. atii respectfully solIciIs the patronage of rie
punllc generally.
feb lU-lm " SNNTNtpc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
GLIDING


NiLf and HiaHugamy Looking glass, P"rraIi
W and Picture frames make To order IN the
neat, 81 STYLE, aud oldframes regilt.
A splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses,
Portrait and Picture Frames constantly on hanO
end for sale lower than they can be procured
g scwheTe-AtsO sign painting and painting IN
all IT'S yariJus branches promptly executed BY J
W BRANSTRUP, No 100. Main street Wheel
Ine, Va. where can be procured at all times.
paints, Picture and window glass, oils, vaTnish
srd putty teh
NOTICE TO HOUSEK EEPERS
NIE subscribers beg leave TO inform The citi
zcns Of Wheeling and vicinity. that they have
opened a GENERAL PURNISHlNS WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling. Va.
where may be found on extensive assortment Of
gait and mahogany framed looking Glasses, Portrait
aud Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather beds, holsters. Pillows, curled HAIR. Spanish
mUss. cotton, husk and spring maitIasses; together
with y iull assoumen of the latest style and besi
finished FURNITURE ever offered in This city; III
Of which will DO sold on the most reasonable terms
and warranted.
Also Looking glass Plates. moh"gany vencers.
yamish Sp' nI.h moss, Sc &c. constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article oil
fumItune on lhe most accommodating terms and oil
short notice.
Carpets made aud pat down.
Oniers in GAINESVILLE can be lsh with J. FAD
ANS & Co
jaw - MENDEL g. HARBOUR
The GAINESVILLE Rep"bliean will copv % rls
amount ufihree dollars and charge this olicc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
ILLINOIS PAPER

WILL exchange Tor Illinois paper, Sail. Saline.
Il ire' Cognac Brandy. Lump Sugar. and other
pTlcles.
wish 10 purchase BACON. Bccswax. Batter.
Lard and Feathers, payable IN good funds.
~ IL NJ JAMESON.
NoII Market Srnce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
HIANN rnRl,IS

fIANG FNItCESS
sN SPLENDID Piano Furlrs from the New York
- III ihuiaciurng company OF Chickrring Il Mac.
kiy oi Brtun. Thee Instruments a.s arl,ng tie
i"est ever brought 10 This ouy. and ran be odd
low. Per,oms Asking 10 purchase an inslrumenl
NIil please call.
A new lot at iics, drums. Uenor aud bass) q lies,
victims, guitars aud baud Instruments.
ieb lO }. MELIDR. 20 Tninn u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15

"HE JACQUERIE, a novel NY G p u James
Esq. author Of The Gypsy. The Ancient Re.
aime. The gentleman Of the Old SthOol. sc &c &c
IN Two volumes, just received aud for sale 10y
JOHN II. THOMPSON co
cb 10 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
5000
coon SKINS

COON SKINS
WANTED
NOR which The highest price viii be paii 81
IA The Cuy Auction Rooms. No. los Market
Space by
jsn17 BRENTLINCER g. SHALIEROSS
AMs-IO0 rcw Bacon Hams. nf6no qpali,
just received and fr slls ~ The Gr,rery o
frb1 ETTNtNErp
w HATEiY'S LOGIC md Rteioric l.si fr
ceiyed and loF sale ~
JOHN USHER.
in - 100 NaiH Srsg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

We will sell nj private sale, That desirable . story
Brick Dwelling & store Room on the coner Of main
& Jefferson streets in This city. "a ieeio on Main. run.
ming 65 feet on Jeffespn TO on . feet alley.
ALSO tho East eud ofsaid lot No 20. IN Jefferson
street, fronting So feet q extending back The full
'engih Of suid lot Sc feet. bounded On ,he South by
Jefferson street. 90 The Fast by loi No 49, on North
W lot No so. 4 on ihe West by q private alley 3
feet wide & including al The surplus 10 which said
li No 40 is entiled.
For termsuf sale. wbish Will be liberal. apply II
inn q PENIONEY n HAREISON.
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FOH SALE


EEA The dwelling house in which S Low
1sssEI Their resides.
stisg3a The house and shop on Market st.
S<s5z9 now occupied by ID Abdill.
a large fnms storage house near Jacob & Mitch
ellis warthOuse.
Possession given Of each on lsI April ensuing.
feb 10 JNOI JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-15
MONEY! MONENr

VIE subscriber n IA want OI money and INNS,
IL have II. lie therefore earnestly r,ou,,t, al
indebted Ia him tn ply up.
lie lakes tins OCCASION TO return his sincere
thanks 10 Ih"Se friends and cus,om-rs WIN are al.
Ways Punc'uai IA the payment OF their acrounts and
respectfully soliciis a cUulinuance of uei, c,.n,n,
Others may draw their own inference.
feb t2-4t J~SENSrNpv