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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
jan %
DIR DUNCAN'S
EXPECTORANT REMEDY

ALSOE
ENRoM the Quoek Swaps and P~aragoric Com
Il pounds which have oflate become q burden
to- the public health, and a Suspension 10 the
Pulse Why ~ II that these medicines are Ia
kel repeatedly by the sick without removing the
com2iatnt' ~ q ~iestionl The reason is plaza ana
SIMPLE, VIZ Because they are conposed chiefly
OF opium and its spiritual prepaca,ions, winch
acts uooG the system as a powerful stimulating
anodyne., and by using iepeste {ly, the system
becomes Infatuated 20 its narcotic influence, as
OF lnofe who are gtven 10 incompetence.
TINS fact has become apparent to Thousands
who have experienced the fatal effects o fsuch
medicines, and commenced usite DIR DUN
CANS EXPE GTORANT REMEDY, which is
entirely free from opium and al other poisonous
ingredients. and Is us d with perfec- safety by all
under any circumstances. Ii Immediately re-
Ne'es the distressing cough, strengthens and INV.
g0rates the nervous SYSTEM, causing the settled
contngeors matter TO leave itshOld from the lung
aDd be discharged by the power Of Expoctora ton
unless THIS - done the lungs will socn become
Coz ANIMATED from nOXtOus matters and ulcpTat q
and fall prey TO the fatal worm consumption
Pm; q one dollar a bottle.
For sale az No 10, North Eighth street, Phila.
delphia. Also at the BOOK store of =
JOHN FISHER,
Jan 20 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

CONGRESS-Laa MoBda=The Morning hour
wos consumed IN presenting memorials for md a.
gaiust the Bankrupt Law. Mr. Clay expressed him.
self strongly in favor of ihut law.
BOARD OF EKCUEQUER.
Tho following gentlemen cumposo The Select
COMMITTEES upon he proposed Bill aud Report. 10
amend The several acis establishing a Treasury Of
The United Siates.
Mr. Tallmadgc. Chrirman. Messrs Preston. Mcr.
rich, Bates, Evans. Young. White and Rives.
HOUSE o. REPRESEN rATIVES
a. o check ihcro was r. probability that Inc
Repeal biH wOuld BE- passed SefOrs lho House
would adjourn.
s The BupbrsFt bl 49, repealed. ~ q vor
~ tsf - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
PARTING-why s il Ihat we can heler benr

PARTING-Why Is II that we can heller bear
10 part in spirit han in body, aRd while we have
me forriiude 10 oct farewell have not the nerve 10
say iR On tho eve oitong voyages 90 an absence
OF many years, friends who are Iendehy attarhed
will separate with lhe usual look the usual pressure
OF the hand. planning one final interview fr The
morrow, while each we'll knows that u is but q poor
feint 10 save the pain ofthat ono word. and that the
meeting never be. Should possibilities De worse to
bear than certaintiesl We Do not shun our dying
friends the not having distinctly taken leave Of one
omong them, whom We left IN all kindness and
affection, will olen embitter the whole remainder
Of a Ife-DickcHS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

ANIMAL hlAGNEiIsM-Alr. Johnson will
ethibi. igain. this evening At Mlsjnic Hall. eryer.
linenis % Animal Magnetism. We west 10 zee
Nm last night and cJniess that we are now o ull
orisFef % ~ that we undcrstand 70 be ls claims
~ - professors. We bessyo FIRST, hat che magne.
nzsF pots he subject into an unnatural state Of being
-ifauee q YOU viii, and that In that state The sub.
Jsci 81 controlled by the will of he magnciizer, and
'a'y Do taken 10 any plfce which Inc person pvt IN
e2ussp9idencc with he subject has seen. ard ia
strongly IMPRESSED upon his ogn mind. The Sub.
ei7H -eee aud doscnao i. Nj J. performed
spns gsy iniefssting experiments. well worthy Of
auenn0u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

WtfSAr SoYiNS.-l msS tel WA how I
as,nssed my ~hea, nni III pre.rnt seaSpu fr.
snse. ! srv.tiy err. yo'. ~ia y>n mo ,n he calru-
nfrn. thss u sbps, The hs-t ssu rn-t likely nsudc
" H~annx q soJ -uiy ne harv-i. AMI hte
NON rust--two con-idsrai-'n- &c the highest in9.
msnf.
"a My iani w.s n ebvss-lsy. from which I moved
Two ecpr~ ol hsy of very great Weight They wee
grown hy means of = heavy IOp-irvasing in the
spring. consisting OF barn mamie. hog-dune. and
vaFiois Substances. some OF them - fresh aul un-
fstmentod as almost 10 make ono believe they woald
not D. gnt Ofthe way of he So, the BY hay harvest.
bt TIC ruler passing over. aud the decomposition
q ~hsca Glowed immediately sfer-indeeJ.uo doubt.
the aci'on ofiighi. air and heat, according To the
psaunHta theory set forth In some OF the late mum.
10 OF mo CabiDei-ien not n particle Of IL To &c
sen at tho time Of breaking 40 the land. which
Wa done as follo,ys
First. I ploughed the land with a deem md small
sssrow, aeconsing 10 your directions. and len il 10
cry and sstile Ior about three weeks, at the end Of
which time. The surface had boz harJ. and 10
aePsenaSee iinpeneinsble. / COMMENCED by passing
The harrow once over il in The direction of the
burrows, and then sowed the seed. two bushels aud
peck 10 The acre. | then worked IL once over
win the eultivator. which perfected The business,
purying every gpin OF the wheat. and throwing il
-teso drtlss As completely as IL could have been sown
bya machine. with the sivaniage ofleaying a ridge
efhnelypUlversed earth between the rows. Ia be
operated upon by The winter frosis, mouldeung and
rouiding up the plants as neatly Us il could be done
by hand. forming also a defence to the sweeping
ard piercing winds while passing over the suriar,e.
setting % into ribbon as my next neighbor terms
~; and i'll say ] never before Witnessed a sight in
any business that .. delighted me. I guess you will
eslisve me; for The rcsuI Gas beeu a plant Of wheat
of fnconeeivable beauty. ola deep green color,
JlnS. close 20 the ground, and curling ike young
cork serews-pT"Hngng 10 pay. as some enc slys, fr
value received, NJ the rate OF so per cent. per an.
mum. declare. that tins single experiment has
worked Ike a charm upon me, and Inwait with
',mp,tience ihe arrival Of the spring. that I may
praciise tas many other lessons wrich Won are Civ
sng - III the pages OF the Cabinet; especially thai
81 raising ile sugar beat as n second crop. say aner
rye. or perhaps better, after buckwheat, preparing
fof manuring them by composing the duug from the
oarn-yard with rich mould, during the leisure d
winter. Secundua arfcs
hr Eliior. We are indeed only on the threshold Of
NE " Temple Of Agriculture Every day that [ live
am consinced. 81 TINS truth, aud the more I learn
the more ] He1rn 20 kIpw mnre. One OF your cor.
eresfondents proposes inat we labrIcate "lacis" for
ourselves; n very excellent prupo al; in this spirit
have l eomInenced she experiment which | here
detail. aud have been induced 10 offer il Tor inser-
lion IN the CASiaeii in The hope ihat Others will 90
and do likewise,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
T,CRUMBACKER.
dec b AppnInled Agent

NOTICE EXTRA-whercas Stephen Rice
~ has, by deed dated this day. assigned to me.
the benedt e sundry persons nametin said
assign nent, hs stock ~ goods in store No 80
Man street. also the bonds, notes and book nc-
counts due GsttY z. Rice, Stcphea RICE. J !
Wells and stephen Rice & Co.
THIS ~ 20 notify OH persons indebted 90 40 ~
any Of the above named firms % call and pay
their respective Indebtedness iumofiatelr and
save costs, on all cllIms nOtscttled, suit Will be-
brought 60 March Court.
nave uthOrissd Mr Rec 90 attend to- tle col
lection Of aIi claims due and % atll aud disgOss
u the stock Of goods in the Store
THOMAS J. D PESTONEY.
Sn@ AsAVsss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

ME suh,Cuscfs have orm'd n co-parncis shin
under the FIRM Of Ru&ie & Lampins. and.
have taken Warehouse No. 7. Light street Wharf
ior the purpose at tr'usactinz aGcneul Commis.
son Business. and intend 10 desote their attention
10 The sale Of Tobacco md other produce.
Frpm lhcir general knowledge Of commercial bu.
'iness hey srs confident hat entire satisfaction vii
81 snuaents.
They are enabled 20 make the usual sdvanrss on
e assignments Oh produce. gro RUCKLE
dec 7-2w WM. LAMPINC
Belmont Chronicles cory 10 the amount Of Tvs,
dollars srd charse his Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

CONVENTION Of NURSERY MEN.-A Con-
vennuno OF Western Nursery Men will be held at
Mount Pleasant Jefferson county Ohio. to Commence
The % ofihird month, 1912 "wednesday. March 81.
Each Nursery man u requested 10 bring with hun
a catalogue Of his fruit trees. gratis Of any new anti
valuable varieties Of fruit he may possess, grape cut.
tings, &c. aud s]peciemens Of any apples and ears he
may have IN perfection. ian 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

4 gentleman IN New Orleans was agreeably sur.
prised the other day 90 find n Cat turkey served ~
Cor his dinner, and inquired Of his servant how IL
was obtained. "Why. Sa," replied blackce, "dai
nr turkey Is been foosiin on our fence tree nights;
10 dis morning / seized hEa ~ Dc reps 90 DC
Es.ae."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
OHIO MANUFACTURED SILK.
). AVERY a. co.

l03 NlaIu Street. Wheeling. Va.
Would respectfully inform The ciuzeGs Of Wheel
ing, and Strangers In general. that he 10 ageut tor
IIe sale 0iJyhu w. GdIs Domestic Silks. manuflt-
iurcd by him in Mount Pleasant. Jefferson 60 o.
hio. consisting. 10 part. Of Silk Hats, made Iu he
best style. on Fur Bodies. S,k Velvet Caps iur men
a boys. Figured and PLAIN LustuuE aud Levminc
Dress Sdks for ladies'. Sin Vclycis and Pirshes.
Figured TISSUE and Lustrug II every varic1y Of color
and pntem. Biz Lusinrg Cusais AMI picket Hand.
ksrchicis; &c.
Al Of whIrh are egual in quality sud color 20 the
European, and 81 mDdecaie psices.
All persuns in favor 81 pptrOn~iur Dlmostie Pro
ducts and Manufactures, are inv ted 10 call and ~.
anime tieso Gupls.
y. 3. Rseled SIX and Cocoons received in e.
ango uf parchntrd az marker pncea.
Ahpeling Jan ~. 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
Book and Job Printing.
WHEELING POST OFFICE.


NE VAIL ARRANGE MENT
oREAT NAIL.
From The East at - o'clock, at night an,
8 A. NJ.
To West departs III 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
From West, arrives at 5 o'clock. A. NJ.
To East, deparIs al 9 o'clock: A. NJ
Northern or SIeubenville Mail. Arrives a, q
minu'es after N. and departs at halfafsr one, p. N
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail hives Tus,Iay,
Thursdays and Saturdays Al II. N. Departs Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, az I o'clock. p. ~.
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesday. ON,
Saturdays, at 8 O'Clock. p. NJ. Departs Mondays &
Fridays nt S o'clock, A. NJ.
WOOdsGeldM Mail arrives every Thursday ,9,'eIock
A. VI. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. P, M.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thur,da,
andSaturday, at III o'clock, \. NJ; Departs sam,
days at | O'Clock p. NJ.
MorganiOwn Mail arrives. Tuesday, 6 o'clock p
NJ; Departs "wednesday, G o'clock. a. VI.
Letters intended fer tho morning mails shonld b,
deposited by 4 o'clock. an the morning.
lnlnnd postage Of foreign letters must be invaris
bly, paid.
Office open al lOl o'clock. A. VI.
d. AGNEw. p. NJ.
P.S The Office opens on Sundays al Ole o'cIuck
=. W.. $50 ~ NOT IN interiors with the time Of Prblr.
Worship IN the ChurchSs) md remsins open ONE
HOUR. dec IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
THE GREAT REMEDY

N.NoR CONSUMPTION snJ LIVER COM
N PLANTS. ASTHMA. BRoNCII IT'S. PAIN
OR nEAKNESS IN THE BREAST, GROUP
IN. CHILDREN, WHOOPING COUCH. GRO.
MIC COUGHS and all diseases Of the pulmOna-
~ organs.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
Apurely vegetable aud highly approved com
pound preparation of the pRUNUS NtRGINI-
ANA or Wild Cherry Bark, approved by the Col
leSe Of Pharmacy, recommended BY the Medical
Faculty! aud universally acknowledge the most
valuable Panty Medicine" ever discovered.
NO QUACkERY! NO DECEPTION . -
The physician may boast Of his skillin many
diseases-the quack may puff his wonderful cures
bat OF all the remedies ever discovered for disea-
ses of the p dlmouary organs. % Is universally adj
united nothing has ever proved a. successful as
that invaluable medicine. DR. NTSTARS BAL-
SAM OF VILE CHERRY. which has effected
some of the most astonishing cures evSr record
ed in the his ory Of medicine,
Such indeed are the astonishing healing an
restorative properties Of this Balsam that even in
the advanced stages Of CONSUMPTION, and
in Liver complaints, diseases when have bafleI
the skill Of the most distinguished phy siciana.
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 phannacopias have failed, this
invaluable remedy has lot oply given surprising
relief but actually effected cures, after ai hopts
Of a recovery had been entirely despdifed Of.
Besides its surprising efficacy IN these formida.
bic complaints, Il has proved a yry superior re-
Enely FOR diseases OF children. such as he group,
shopping cough, etc. and in those disorders
that prevail so extensively through the winter
season., such rs coughs. colds. pleurisy, %infflen.
"a. and pai.. s IN the breast, proceeding from neg
lected culds, n stands unrValI.d-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

AoTICE-Jamss Major left England in Jun.
~ last. %emigmIed 10 the West a short time since
leaving his chest with Sone rer@un ia Wheeling
Va. Said chest 10 painted hlue iron handles nj the
ends Any person having said chest in their Dos
wa he literally rewarded by giving infonnari1n
tu James Z. Wharton, Wheeling. Nn. or 10
BENJAMIN EATON,
JanA-tt Hendry shurrh. Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
LIVER COMPLAINT.

THIS disease often terminates m another efa
i more serious nature. ~ proper femedIss are
not TesOTted % in time. In oil forms Of this dis.
ease, DR.. Harlich's Compound Strengthening
and German Aperisnt Pill will perform = perfect
eure-hTst by cleansing the stomach and DO wells
thus removing oil diseases from the LIVER, BY the
use OF the German Aperent Puts, after whr 4 tho
COmpVdnd StrenthoBInK Pills aTo taken TO give
strength and tone ts those tender organs Which
Tsq ire such tTea' mont ouiy 90 eheci a perfect
cure These pills are neatly put up IN small
packages, with 'ull uiTCcuous. For 81 e a. No.
l9, North Eighth Street. Aiso for saia ~ the
store Of JOHN FISHER.
anD. . WnPetsasg w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
DIVIDEND

WHEELING SAVINGS INarITUroS.)
Whseiinr, Jar. |, 1919
T a meeting of Tho Bpurd Of Directors In,
IA day. dividend Of four per eeut on the cam.
tai stock paid ia was declared. payable on demand
At this Office on or after The I2.h instant.
Jan b K. MCCOY. Treas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEp Frs

ME subscriber. beg leave to inform the ciii
Il zcns Of Wheeling aud vlciniiy. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE ut No l43 Main street, Wheeling. Va.
whore may be found an extensive assortment Of
gili and mahogany framed Looking Glasses. Portrait
and Picture irnmes; Upholstery ware, consisting Of
Feather beds. holsters. Pillows, curled HAIR. Spanish
moss. COTTON husk and spring mattresses; together
with n foil assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this city; all
OF which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
aud UarTaR'ei.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany venecrs.
varnish Sp ni~h moss. &c &c. constantly on hand
TEAM BOATS furnished with eVery article of
furniture on the most accommodating terms and AZ
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders in Zanesvills can he len with J. AL
ANS & To-
Jm 10 MENDEL e. HARBOUR.
The Z,nesvillc RrprhIr an will COPY To- the
amount at three dollars and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
COAL VAULT NOTICE..

GROSS Nerve p Bone Lincment Just receive,
~ aud Tor sale by CHAPLINE N PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

Biefe's on Old deacon who WON'T read the &c
,'oni oi ih5hy ga between Goiah anil Dsyid. BE-
1ss An eonisi1s an auusian 70 49,
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CARD


1 Inns become a custom extremely beneficial In
It's results. for passengers tn pay 4 meTiIed irib-
ute Of commendsuOn through the csiumns Of
the public prints, TO such officers Of tho SIesni-
es On our western waters as combine in their
characters the attributes of the gentleman with
those OF the skillidll and prudent commsnder.-
This being the case, we have { ken the liberty to
request you TO apprse The travelling portion of
the community. through yOar valuable paper,
that II they are anxious to find a boat, staunch.
swift, and with Superior RccO mmOdations, and
officers, whoss whole department developed ths
best features Ofthe gentleman and commander,
they can find the former IN the splendid steamer
MONONGABELA. aud the latter IN the person
Of Captain Stone and his associate. Permit Us
10 Ood, that the entire crew des rye a respectful
consideration for their kindness, fidelity ana Sor,
rect behaviour on her trip from New Orleans 10
Cincinnati. January. lS42.
Mrs G. X Dixon Geo r Vanpelt
ATs DR. ) Cooke J TOTn. N York
Mss I. Nixon Jas r RObey, KY
Mrs Thomas Moore John Workman, KY
vrhomas Moore, Ky David StTrst, Ill
Stephen Cooke, Ny Geo Street. Ill
Nm II Hewitt, Ky John w Tanner, Ky
J v Stone Bos GA OTloH A Zane, Va
JF WOHley Samuel Fulton, Ohio
CRDiKon S A Green, KY
Geo GIllon A Wildly XIV
Nu CHOwar VIM Robertson KY
ChAs Tahafaro S BOthuDe PhiladeiphiA
! L.aughln. EvansvilIeS Lamar Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
5000
c ON SIX IN s

CO SIX In
WANTED
nNOR which the highest price will he pair NJ
M the City Auction Rooms, No. los Market
Space hy
j.nI7 BRENTLINGER & SHALLCROSS
ENEESII ARRIVAL. OF STAPLE DRY
IL GOODS-We have just rec- iNed on c~orrslgr-
mcnI a very large assortment of Staple Dry Goods.
consisting IA part Of superior Dorchester acks.
Boot Mill brown Drills
> bales "a and ! 3 brown muslins
D cases 81 and I s bleached do
Heavy kenseys for pants
Rid colon velvet for vests
Superior Buffalo cloths
Plaid Swisscs
SO pr 5 ] 1 Whitney Blankets
IS pr 5 point do
Cu.Ion Shawls aud handkerchief
80 dozen gum braces
Scarlet nanneiS
Silk handkerrhIeIs. &c, and expect daily 20 re-
ceIye a great addition irom philadelphia, which
will lie sold unusually low ~ close The cdHsign-
ments
jan IS PENTONEY & HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

NOR RENT-That desinhie dwelling house
situated on Main street nearly opposite the
Virginia hotel, Belonging TO tie e2tate Of the late
rhomas p RAY deceased, which dwelling BE- D..
every way suitable tor = private dwelling EOu .,
ALSO the ~" store TouWa underneath III
rooms and u the dwelling on the hrst pf AdTl
next The above prOperiy vii be rented low O.
ian 9 PENToNEY & HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27
TO CONTRACTORS

TO CONTRACTORS
PROPOSALS will be receives by Inc undersign-
ed. until the 18th inst. for the graduation
and paving tine FIRST section Of the Cry Wharf
accord InR 10 a plan adopted by the CITY COun-
ell. Proposals must state the price per rubic
yard for the 6lhng and the price per superficial
yard for paving. All InfOrmatOn respecting the
work can be had en- RpplIcaiioa 90 the su6scn'
Der JOHN y
jan s-td Street Commissioner
INORWARDING-The subscriber. having
an eItensiys acquaintance in the east, especi-
ally in Maryland. proposes to forward any des-
crptOn Of produce at charges which will be sate-
factory. His warehouse a. pecuhariy adsplcd TO
The Storage Of Pork, Lard, Butter and Bacon.
II NJ JAMESON
ian Market SDacs, Wheeling.
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IslI

SiNrI ANNUAL STATEHENTo or TIE
hESElFTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
TIE CITY Or WHEELING
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

= "A OLiOoLDt ~ U - on HIl0 anu tur sale To- ~
va hv de- NJ REILLY.
VALUABLE kEAL ESTATE FOR sab
akY virtue OF a deed vi trust eKecuiec by Charles
- Ensell and wife, and Francis PlunksIi, and
NIfe 10 the subscriber dated the Lot day II August
$40, and now ofrecoTd IN tho Clerk office Of
ONO county court IN book -. page eI5, I shall
pro, sed on Monday the Ih day Of Octsbsr ls1I,
n the Court house of said coputy, in the city OF
Wheeling, % sell 10 the highest and beat bidder
al that valuable tract or p~arcslof land on which
the extensive glass ware factory istely oecnrisd
y Messrs Enseh and Cuthbsri. aud Hore cent
" 10y Messrs Ensell aud Stewart 10 sr6 ted togo
ther WI n tn buildings and imyr .vsments there
IN, and the valuable coal PRIVILEGE attaches
'hefeto, for q more particular description Of all
when reference ishersby made TO said decd Of
trust.
The title 10 the absv described pTossrty il S.-
lieysd 10 be good, bot selling 40 TIustse, I will
only convey such title as - invested in me-
Terms cash. S BRADY,
GlE 81 Is Trustee.
or By consent Of parties. the shove sal. hss brsa
P~os'Ponod until Monday the LIST day OF EoTenbss
next. oct
- Tho sale Of Tho above property is again post
poned. 10y consent Of parties. until r friday. the 24h
day Of December next. S BRADY.
nov Tru.tss.
The above sale is further pssipsnsd. by sonssnI
Of parties. until Friday. Jsusry %. ls42.
dec 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

ELECTION OF DIRECTORS roo THE WIZ
ERN INSURANCE COMPANY
Western assurances Office.
December p. ls4l.S
Y II siOekholden Of the we.ieTn Insursnss
u Company are hereby notified that an sl,etios
viii TO held ia their Office IN The "whselins Sd.
wings Institution" on Wednesday, The nhh dsy Of
January next for the election OF nine directors foe
The management Of The affairs of The company for
the ensuing year. rob-. MOoY.
doc - Secretary.
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PANTOLOGY.

n n systematic survey sih1man knowledgs-
~ Consisting of calloSraphy. Bsogrphy. Googrs-
ny. Theology. Nomoiogy. Psychology. Glo--oIogy.
zoology, Cosmology. Calluihsnies. Mash.tenie..
Nrehiicchuics. Audi"Physicr. Idiophysics. Acrophy-
res and mathematics. BY Roswell Park, An.
JHst received and ior sale BY
dec IL ROBB & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-27

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Arithmetic
Rays LiiIle Arithmetic. For sale wholesale a,
rSiah ~ JOHN FISHER,
Jan ~ 1873. Main street.
ENVANS VEGETABLE MEDICINES. tor sale
HL by J.E. WHARTON.
ian Is Corner of Union md Water cts.
BOOTS, SHOES & SHOE-FINDINGS
AT AUCTION.
AEr r. VIM. IIosack having determined 10 close
WI his present business, will sell at Public Anc.
iiOn at his Store Rom, CA Main Street. near the
Bridge, ON THURSDAY, JAN. 90. 1912 his en-
tire Stock Of Boot. Shoes and Shoe finding DC. &c.
The siock Vas purchased Lat Spring. and Is ali
of the best quality.
The sale will he made without Reserve an com.
nenee at 10 o'clock. 4. NJ.
Terms OF Sale. All sums under SEQ. Cash; over
Twenty dollars and not eIceedi1g 50 dollars 4 mos
over so dollars 6 ms. purchasers giving negotiable
bonds with approved security
HALL & WICKHAM. Aucln.
January IS. 1912.