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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
THE DAN ING FEATUFR

|OR THE ANATEUR FREEBOOTERS'
IA ROMANCE Of New York. by the popular
nuihnr of "Lafte," Captain Kyd." This
adroon," &c.
iTs Romance vas originally publ, he'd IN parts
thrBpSTDN NOTION. Tor which paper M
p purchased expressly, and % acquired a DCp-
Euty exceeding thar of any Of he novels that
We been published from time 20 time IN that
per u is a romance OF interest, ard the rea-
p when he has the entire wOik before bun will
|roly lie ante 10 use ifOm lis peTusal until he
Il GDishcd %
published enurc ~ one number Of the Boston
n't1n with a printed cover. Price ~ cents. Fer
THOMPSON'S,
lm1y "a
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nay IO BRENrLlNGER q snALLCRoss.

FEMALES BEWARE OF CONSUMPTION
ND moi suitr the early seeds To knit iis fatal
n threads Ia your system. but guard them -
yoi would the thief at night. When you find the
fatal enemy seeking to destroy your health hy imbi-
bing The evil seeds ola se:i,us disease. REMEAI.
~ DIR. DGNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REM.
EDf viii immediately destroy aud remove them.
Thousands of your sex die annually Cor tho want Of
proper treatment. Had those known the wonder.
iul elects Of tliis medicine, and used il in time.
many could have prolonged their days. and yet be
dwelling amongst their dearest friends. Those
who are laboring under the influence ofIhis disease
should losc no time in procuring DIR DUNCAN'S
EAPEC1ORANr REMEDY. IL Is safe aud cH,c.
tuaL and always gives relief IN the most hopeless
cases. IL strengthens the weak aud debiliiated. re-
lieves the pain la the breast aud side; suppresses The
dislr, ssing cough; stopping the hectic fever and
night sweais. and finally (f the case be not too far
aIvanccd) restoring perfect health.
Full directions and a treatise j. given in a NAM.
phlci. which accompanies the medicine.
For sale at The Principal Office, RIO 10, North
Eighsh street. Philadelphia. Also at the store of
JOHN FISHER,
may 10 Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

A CARD Wilson having returned from
"a SIaunlon IS prepared 10 give attention To sp-
Ica'ions ia Bankrup'cy at his Office un Main street
lie viii leave i"r Sanuiun ON the ooh day of June
previous TO which lime persons intend ing to apply
Tor The benefit of the Bankrupt Law viii find il &,
'heir interest To call anI have Iheir papers prepared
may &c
ENORN BEOONS-e0 dozen C6rn Blooms No
u | aad , Tor sale by r.. M'KEE & co.
NAV 36
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INV GOODS


UST arrived from New York and now hcinp
90 opened n 1863 Main street. corner Of Market
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber hos iust received a large and
superb stock of DRY GOODS. which he Will
sell al low T prices than slmi ar goods were ever
sid for IN the Wcstcrn country.
fth brown muslin az Z cts a y1rd
Flnf caiicOs vari MS patterns 7 cents a yard
4-4fhs lawns NJ 25 cents n yard
a large and elegant assortment Of mouse
ide lanes md shalleps
a splendid variety Of dress silks. light and
dark plain and hgur. d.
The largest aud most beautiful assortment n
shawls, scarfs and manullas ever offered in this
mark a all Of fhe latest STYLES. The attention Of
the ladies' rs particularly invited 70 these articles.
A lnfge supply OfclO hs and v%cetings cheap
a splendid assortment Of uentlcfnen's summer
clothing cheaper than the cheapest
Straw hOunefs and hats for ts4g
A great v rctv ofsilk worstel and cotton hose
and socks. Assorted ribbons and a general sup
ply oi fancy goods
Citizens and sfranrets arc respec tulv invited
20 call aud examine this stock as The subscriber
% surf they will be pleased bo.h with the goods
may - ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
NLOUR-Choiec Fomily Flour Ola. Bcdilions
y brand, constantly fl sale by
may 1f n ArEEE A. co.
y BBLs. CASTOR OIL. jut received AID 6t
- snle w OLIVER PRYOR.
may 10 Unun 81. WhceInrVa.
ET1ESH LOUISVILLE LIME. rs bbls ccciy
ed aud ior sale by
m1y - KING a. CRUMBACKER.
TVuONtPSON. has ihts morning received he o..
u1l supply 81 Eastern ncwspapers. SC. az hi
Literary Dcpf. u Monpc 81. where may Dc be-.
~ he year or single numhpr 3d. the popular Aiaea
zines and newspapers Of The day, also every yunct
u Stationary. Bank Books. 80. &c.
may %
% appea-s hat he American Ann-Slavor
s1cioiy. bad actually under discussion o. OBJ
ncerma IN New York last week. be expcdiency q
l~i-olvmr ihc Union boz case Of their failure %
| olnb slavery. The suhIeci was LAID on The d
Ole.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

NGNEGAR-Pnre clarified cider vinegar very
sirnng. Cali and see AT the family grocery
sIure nearly opposite the big Rid hoot.
may 20 IN ELLMAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
Z STRAWBERRY

aASH GEstsDIINta
IL "tiS celebrated variety Of the Strawberry. M
- tr The trial ufanothcr year Nhe Eranri) has
~ ptoN.d Tar superior To any kind ever seen i'm
s country. Specimens OF the fruit were exhi-
Oiicd before the Massachusetts Horucu lturll So
10y 3iepast season, which were universally ad-
hHea, and were pronounced. by all good j idges.
10 DC OF extraordinary siz3 aud beauty. Upwards
~ ten quarts were exhibited az the meeting of
ihe 18th OF June last many of the berries mea-
sutlng from i've % SIX inches IN circumference.
me following DESCRIPTION of this variety Is sub
joined.
Fruit, very large, round or slightly ovate. cori-
cal, aud never CJXcUmO shapcc, even IN the very
i1rSeft berries. Color, deep shining red, paler; N
ne shade. Seeds inserted IN a slight cavity.
ttes1, scarlet. O'aler IN the largest bcrres,) and
h'ln' abouEding with an agreeable acid. and We
Nv hlSh Favored Juice. not surpassed by any other
VARIETY. fOotstaiNs lOag, c~lcvlting the iruit from
the ground, aud every terry attairIna a good size
Leaves large, and rather light green. Vines, We.
~ vigorous, more 50 than any other kind, ard as
1afdy as the Oh Virginia, or tn Mulberry, stan
uinS tue past hve winters with scarcely the d.
siructIon IF a siagle plant.
The variety has gained he nrefrium Of the
Massachusetts, Horticultural ) ,ciety, fr four
years IN succession. although iu competition with
the best English varieties cultivated IN this coun-
try.
Plants Of this Strawberry fnr ale bv JAMES
hEi.I.OR, g sdener To John Ri che al one dollar
per dozen to be delivered any tune after Septem-
u = next
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dhLD Pnrt Wine for Medical purposes ir sale
" AT the Family Grocery store. Eearly opposite
Tie Big Red Boot" and two squares wesI and
north of The Black Mammoth Boot"
may 81 n EILMAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

"it. Jine n'ti'ier 81 GIHhln's Lady'S and
a Genilemen's Magazine. The last Of the 2Oih
volume has tst been received by he subscriber n,
ms Literary Depot 9fJnrOe street.
me next uumbsr will be the first
scribe for ;his beautiful work should d. so imne-
claieiy "a the July number will be re- ,dy for de.
iiiycry between the 18TH and goth OF June. FERNS
tiiree apil1rs per ahuum, or five dollars tor cony
~ the above and one u GJdey's Indy's Book
Sub eripti1ns received and single numbers for
sale by THONpSON
NAV "a Snla ags,t g. ~. -.
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TO THE LADIES

nLEASE call AT The Wheeling shoe store al the
a cni of the Market.
And purchase a superior article Of Black and
rolnr,d KID slippers iust tom the shop of RYAN
an HaversticS, PHILADELPHIA. of the la'est style
and best qutIty, also n fnll assortment OfN nee
linz mnnufac'mcd misses and chIldrens' hid
and leather, shoes, boots, ankle ties, &c.
navg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
NTN BLUES-A public meeting OF the corp
wall he held al its armOry on Monday evening
next the 30ih inst. at a o'clnck. Young gentle
non OF the city. who are des;rUus of nndcrstnndin ing
the organization uf the CORPS, with The view of en-.
lisimrnI la lis ranks urc requested. uron the invita-
ton OF any regular or honorary member. To- attend
Iheirmecjing. JOHN A SIMPLIFY Soy
may %
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[oFPIcrAt PUBLICATION
'fPUBLIc-No. III

fPUBLIc-No. III
AN ACT changing the times OF holding the circuit
and district courts of the United States for the
districts Of E1sf aud West tennessee.
BE u eHacied BIZ Me Senate and House ef Repre-
s%eHiGuUes Of he United States Of Amcrica ~ Con
gress assembled. That the circuii and district courts
of the United States for the district Of East Tonnes
rec shall herea ter be held nj Knoxville. ia said dis
Trci, on The FIRST Mondays in Npvembcr and May,
IN each and every year. instead of the times here
1OiUre liked by law; and that the circuit and district
courts Of The district Of West Tennessee shall here.
infer he held ai Jackson. in said district, un the
SECOND Mondays ia October and April. iu each and
every year. instead Of the times heretofore Fixed by
'iaw-iho spring Terms OF said circuit court al Knox
Vile and Jackson, - herein provided. 70 be held by
the District Judge; end should any difficult question
uf law aTise ia any cause, said Judge NAV. al hts
disc adj urn said cause 10 Inc succeeding
term ofsaid conrt.s And all writs, pleas, suits, re.
'cognizanccs. indictments. OF other proceed .ngs. civil.
-0r cHminaj, is~utd, commenced Or pending in either
OF said courts, shall be reinruablc IT,. be entered
and have day "a court, and be heard and tried nc-
cOriing 10 the tunes Of holding said courts, as here
so provided.
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted. That such
rule days Tor the return Of process aud the fling of
~pleadings. may from time % time be fixed. aud 9th.
or orders made by sail courts. respcrivclv. mot In.
consistent with The Constitution and laws Of the
United Sales. ns may be necessary or prapcr frr the
convenience of parties and lhe advancement Of
bnsiness IN snid courts, and that the frt section Of
on "Aet 20 amend ou act approved Jhc eighteenth
-Of5 ,nnary, eighteen hundred add t~hiuy.nine emit
led An act 10 amend an act entitled an act % rc.
'uuire lhe Judge Uf the district Of East and Wesi
Tennessee 90 bold a court at Jackson. ~ sad State
approved june The eighteenth. eighteen hundred
and thirty eight. and for other puraoscs" improved
July the fourth. eighteen hundred and forty, be and
she same is hereby repealed.
JOHN WHITE.
Speaker 81 ne H,ue Of Rryrese,0firea
SAhIIa J. SOUTHLAND.
PresideHt ~ me- Senate pro pmD0rc.
Approved, May rs. 1912.
JOuN TYLER
REsoLuTtoN-PurIc. Nc. 3
JOINT RESOLUTION o. continue two clerks m
the business ofresorvaiious suI grants under d.
dian trcsfic,
Ne 70 res1Uefbg ne Seaaie and House oC V.oye
s9sIHrcs Of ne ba1cd Stats J.4mer,ea ia Con
grcss assembled. That ghe aufhYuty given io ,b,
Secretary ~ War, by The iYini rcsolnuou. narrowed
secoud May, one thousand eight hundred AID e7tv
20 oonniauo The employment Of two CLERKS bon Nh,
business Of reservations ond grants under IYdi,f
yrsaues. be extended. after he e~xpiatiJn ~ TIE per
I'D Cor Which ihsl authority was granted. ior o.,
term Of two Year,.
APPROVED May Is lsf2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS
" ELLMAKER has just received his spring
Il Stock of pure and uundulieried gruneries iu
which he respectfully invites the attention of hs
friends aud the Pulhc. la addition h. his Cnntce
stock ct sugars, coffee. tcas. w lasss~. Fish salt lubac'
co &c Sc h1 has just received from the easI the
following ARTICLES.
I Bbl f. Walnuls,
Do Filbcrs.
Do Cream nuts,
Ord nuts.
Bale q almonds,
Fmil dates.
3 Boxes oranges,
3 Lemon
, cnsCs table salt,
4" Pmncs On glass;
" Rosk,
- Drums figs [Smyma,l
3 " Suliana rrtsins,
3 Duz Saudien"s,
2 Cases salad oil Ihcst Bordeaux)
8 Dz Bali mustard,
100 Cocna nuts.
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Book and Job Printing.

HUsr ecerved a fresh supply OF Periumyry anl
s5 toilet soaps.
Eau DC Cologne.
Eau &c Lavender,
Eau lie Ru>c,
Liquid u R'use n superior article,
Flurcuce water.
Honey wafer.
Genuine Macassar OIL.
SUAPS-Washiugiun Sap.
Fanny El'sIcr Sap
Swan. zap, and
Shaving SOAP. alsn
\ few boxes Of pusliles, hair, tooth and nail
brushes. which will he sold cheap for cash al 1879
Main street. by
ap - FAFRCIILD
NLD Gov. Java coffee a fresh supply just rcocIv.
~ a. he Family Grocery Store
may % IN ELIMAKER.
NABLE Oil, , ras,s ines BuTd, aux Table OIL
Gr .ale at The Family Gruccry store.
mv2 81 n ELLMAKER.
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by AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed as The Pad SrsHoH gf he27h Congress-
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2O.OaAO DOLLARS
OF PRIZES IN DRY GOODS,
To be had daily at Tie corner of Nam aud Madison
streets. if
nAann 1910 40 a. ~ ~

OF PRIZES IN DRY GOODS,
To be had daily al tle corner Of Nam aud Madison
streets. ft
CASH EUT Nut OF TICK.
VIZ r. ATE now receiyi Y and opening n splen-
dud summer stpC < If FANCY and STA
PIE r GOODS. which. in addition 10 our iur-
mrf stock. renders or assortment large aud NJ
complete a. any "a the west, aud which We are De-
lerniued 10 sell Cr CASH ut very reduced prices
20 suit The present c-cOuUm.cdl times and scarcity q
mrncy.
On The first Jny Of August next the limitation \
our present partnership expires. Having that uhJA
in view. We are determined 20 reduce our present
stock OF gpDds as mucl as possible, q c1nse Inoutly
have that additional mducemeut on uur pntt TO uHpr
great h1rgains To- cash buyers, aud have. here
fore. determined 10 discontinue The gens1i credit
system. anil will sell Ia near as pricur.ble) cx'lu.
siyely frCASH. Those who wish 90 get n large
premium On The way Of bargains for their money
will Gud % 10 their interest 90 wead their way Co.
our shop.
With such Of our Old tustom cs however, who have
promptly pail their bills when presented we will
be pleased % continue Uur very agreeable business
Intercourse under mrmer arrangements oud ut our
luwrstcgsh prices
ap 30 WI SELbh 70
s,vfvof lssrtruuoS.
AwuI2s. Ist2.
a y election 6f directors f0r this Institution will
"a be- held OF fhc office of Toe slme Uu Main
tO.A N. and VI. MCof,
a. 30 Treasurer.
HtALATHIAL-A story OrIbc past. tho pres
> cntaud lho future. D. the Rev George Cru.
I Is author Of the Lite and Times OF George she
fourth. che ApocalyI 80 ofs Jih". Sc in2 vols.
I Dor .olo by Join FISHER.
an 30 1873 Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

StHAD. III RRING AND MACKEKEL-FTcsL|
- and very lne Shad and Herring, No | and
Mackerel Mo- nnd for sale by
may 81 M'KEE& co.
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ANOTHER EXTRA DOUBLE NEW WoRLI
CHEAP STRING q SUMMER GOODS.

- 4 81 N E[
Il = w. HElSkELL Is now receiving his suppIv
~ "I spring and summer goods. and as rs STOCK
- larger than usual and was sought al reduced
prices. hc feels assured that al PERSONS wishing
lp purchase would 10 well 10 call auS cXaminF
'~h" y determined to sell sycs.di.-iv INV Tur
cash, HIS sleek consists in part of a full nssorl-
nent OF Cioths extremely low, cassimCes. cassi-
nets aud Kentucky jeans, Earlston. pullicut and
tWihItd .glnShams beautiful styles, French, Eng
ilsh and American calIcOes and ChintZcs, Chusan
ana ombre moulin de laiu es new style. colored
and mourning lawns very handsome e, Argentine
inuiiuS-a new anL beautiful article, rich fumi-
lure prints an furniture p!aIds, gambroons az
'WNlcd Casslmercs Virginia cassImeTcs and other
materials tor gentcmen's wear, Narcotics, SATIN
ana @ her y~esiiu9s, American uankeens plain and
coidtd, mixed Jeans, Mexican mixtures and COL
oTed Jeans. Eng Ih mole kin very superior grass
lud brown hacus and hueu tulhngs, fancy hand
~kerChiCis and h~aWls, gloves and hosiery an ex-
teusive VARIETY, family long cloth muslins and
shccunEs 3 4, ~, 9-s and ST., linen table diaper,
Russia d.bircseyc do. Parsons a. Hughes spool
boss sewing silks, a fall assortment Of tailors'
trimmings, wig nia negro cloths, apron checks,
o .'l-t.y nl b"hnels aud moods apple
q NORDAGE-A general ossortL eEt OF Hemp
~ and Manila Cordage. Tor Steam and Flat
Boats Bed Cords; Plough Lines, TroI Lines Pack
ing Yarn. Spun Yarn; Blocking. and other twines.
Of Hemp, Flax and Cotton Oukum: Alsoa general
assortment VI single. double and treble blocks and
Farrsi Tar, Oils sc SC. fOra sale Ivy
jimmy N E'kEF A On
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NOTICE TO j w. MENkIN.
AAIE have IN Store ? Chest. = Tranks and |
box marked J. w. Meukin, which were
received from Frederick. Md, in November. IS3S.
u not called for NiIhin 30 days they will be sold
q pay charges.
NAV 9 ATTERBURY. CALDWELL. e c.
a NoFFEE.-lUO tags IGo Coffee, received
" per steamer Neptune, aud for sale low for
rash. may 10 NJ REILLY
ID AiSINS.-lOO boxes NJ II. bunch Rais,ns
~ IIsI received and Ger sale very low by
may 10 M. REILLY.
r = LIiIuEGS-lOO b xes ScuIcn Iiernngs,
En- dried. just received and for sale low by
may 10 NJ. REILLY.
SPERM CANDLES.-60 boxes assorted sizes.
~ just received and ior sale unusually low by
may 10 Nj. REILLY.
NOBACCO 80 kegs No /. Twist,
A . boxes Gayendish lbs extra sweet. Just
received and for sale by e REILLY.
q t~iNCINNAn DRIED BEr.t, 500 Ius. a sup,
- ripr article received aid Tor sale by
NAV 10 NJ. REILLY.
uBRINCiPE SeGnRS, R.LOJ a genuine ard
Gle, just received and Tor sale low lay
NAV 10 NJ. REILLY. |
NIO. 1, MACKESEL.-lO b.rreIs. a pnne ar
" iicle, just received and for sale by
nav 10 NJ. REILLY. |
OAR SUGAR 10 barrels double refined
El just received and Tor sale low by
mas 10 NJ. REILLY.
ENRENCII CURRANTS-2 casks a ~superio|
a article just received aud for sale low Ivy
49, - !
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IUSr received NJ the Wheelins shoe store cor
o nrr of Union ard Market streets.
An assortment If Fine Florence braid, English
dnu lie straw, w How. Cypms BouneIs. this last
a now aid beautiful Article.
Also a fine assortment Of gentlemenS' ard
bows IrcnCrn haislow crowns ano broad IL ms
lined add fri he'd ready fhr use. Iogesher with
large assortment Of comIrOn Palm lean hats' AZ
from ~ 4 cents 90 81. Call a. the sign OF ihr
,,op,nrotb d NJ aul cva~-'na to,yaI
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NNrIrE.

q q AViNG determined 10 ADOPT the cash system
uur Bioks must be closed aud our d]etIspnid
We. therefore. request all hose ia dchito US 10 call a
settle. 10 MANY who have been too long 10 arrezi
81 who have been repeatedly called upon. we
uIer a friendly admunitIon that we hope will NOT
he misunderstood, VIZ HAT ihey must not expeci u tn
make more than one more CaiiVihat soon a by such
agents a. will be somewhat unpleasant 90 Them. e.
90 those particularly who have given nu'es payu
bic AT spsciiic periuds some of them at Bank. q iu
which We had reason most confidently 10 have re-.
ceived payment AT maturity but are now lying over
We offer The same hIni.
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" egg 70 death. DURING the umo her pfT--IanI
iftlscnfy called and ~ tlc last resource, d-ur
on nod 10 fpef he Nirfucn Of DIR DUNCAN'SI
fNPFCTORANT Kennedy having noticed
aumrtxtra0rdimary cases rHflurmcd bY The lucci
car boz similar cnscs. He az once obtained twul
blttiss and administered ITO her. The fourth
c1g be found some cham which gave hopes
DC continued giving OBJ. medicine for c%ghtCenl
day.. .atthat time enc as rendered able % be
w.Iku-Iu her bed chlmlgr. tu tie ssfnuI-hWcut.
Of her friends and o. auyts. Su continued usIUg
tue mst.iue ior cfglit weeks. Whcn she declared
herself cnfrr, free from disease and .aIu ouat
nlw pursucs her daily occupation ln perfect
neal h.
ga small pamphlet accompanies 'hia mcdI
r,r. which givIs n frl drsrr pit1H Ji diseases.
tho manner ei treatment, Cr DC.
Ff aaIs by JOHN FISHER.
--vr 81 ceiling Va.
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RAIsINs AT AUCrIoN-

STORAGE-GrOceues "r PrOJuce eau be- stored
~ with The subs riders en- accom- violating terms
nav ~ X. M'KEE a. co
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a NOFFEE.-lUO tags lGo CoHcr, received
~ per steamer Neptune, aud fnr safe low for
rash. may 10 NJ. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

% AlSlNS.-l0O boxes NJ X. bunch Raisins
IA inst received aud Ger sale very low by
may 10 NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

SPERM CANDLES.-60 boxes assorted sizes.
~ just received aud ior sale unusually low by
may 10 Nj. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

2 LRluEGS-lO0 b xes ScnIcn Iiernngs,
& dried. just received and for sale low by
may 10 NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

q RiNCIPE ScGnRS, k.L0J a genuine anI
E Gle. just received and Tor sale low lay
NAV 10 NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

8 t~'NCINNAn DRIED Bt.eF. 500 las. a sup,
- ri"r article received ard Tor sale by
NAV 10 NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-31

Mo. /, MACKESEL--IO barrels. u pnne az
~ iicle, just received aud for sale by
NAV 10 NJ. REILLY.
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NIE EK a TiiE HUSBAND. "a boy
Novel IN two volumes by Mrs. Gose just ie
ceiNed and for sale by
apI4 \. INGRAM.
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NlRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, the LIST day Of Au-
gust, 1912.
Thomas $. Observation-Disclosures,
AGAINST
George Ileppert and Jacob Shuey-Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant George Hpppert, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, accord
ing TO the act Of Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabtant Of this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered, that the said d. PENDANT do
appear here on the LIST Monday in October next,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff. and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stauuton Tor two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse. A Copy-Teste.
II. ii. KINNEY, D. e.
August A,
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NOTICE..

'EHE undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have asso.
cIated themselves in copartnership for the pur-
pose of transacting
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COM.
MISSION BUSINESS,
in Scottsvile and Richmond.
The business in Scottsville will be conducted
under the style and firm Of A. Whitmore, e. Co.,
and at Richmond, in the name of ]. J. Faris g.
20. Having secured at both places, Lumber
Houses Immediately on the Canal, they are enaya
bled to receive goods and produce free of drayage
Strict personal attention will be given to receive
ing and forwarding goods, and to the selling Of
all kinds OF produce consigned to their care. -
j. ]. FAIRS,
A. WHITMORE.
N. b. We intend keeping hand supply Of
all the staple articles in the GROCERY LINE;
which we will sci! on the most accommodating
terms for cash, or barter in exchange for country
produce. We will at all times give the highest
market price for -four.
a. WHITMORE, g. Co.
Scottsvil1e, April 81.