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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
W. are ssulas Ladies' KID Slippers for the very low
81 price Of 20 cents per pair Ladies in Of bar
aa - cheap boot aud shoe Eealefs.
1O(l SMALL Nova scoliI Grind stones luz, Tecciv-
IoO ed aud for sale.
an y JOHN n GORDON
X oDERT NIL las la store, or cousgntntnt-
IL sol kegs N'ls assorted numbers
=. =. rlonshs Of various Patterns
dozen Chairs, Cane seat AMI Wood bottoms
ozsn goI,, Setes. and Counting House 10
70 cases Of specie Jars Lamp and Lanterns
4 large consignment Glass ware OF CI,ssea no,,.
sss Walls Preserve Dishes, Glass Plates SAT Cellars &c
(AsH ADVANCES made on shpmenis of Flour.
and other produce, 10 address OF frisnds in New
au9 LUDLAN, PRESTON & co.
GEN rLEMEN's ELEGANT DRESS BOOTS
Manufactured by J Miles & Son.
WE have hand large assortment az tic r,ost ,,,l
-. ,naD!e hoois from the above celebrated aanuiAc.
JUDAH MYERS co.
914 Fashionable Boot and shoe Dealers.
LANGHoRNE'S FAMILY FLOUR
~ q this brand do so by leaving their names r,
TS' a. We expect To receive II 10y the 1t Of September
tlon. su p diG BROWN & TSYI9R.
LASGOw JEANs.--2o cases improved Glasgow
au isr s Just feeevedan p,,S sSr 6 sale by
SEASONED LUMBER
~ lnO0u feet flooring Plank
l2!tg do inch Boards
;10 do 2inch PLANK
-, 100 DO SI6 seantinswhiei will he sold low Ia
lot, nn 70 sun purchasers to close SGassnmen,:
ENGLisH PRESERVING JARS, Of various
to 10y fSe quar- sAoC Spd T ST
AT u 3doois above the Bell Tavern.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
SUPERIOR Chewing Tobacco, manufactured in is17. by
- Edmund Brown, a. 4. for sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
JAYNE's FAMILY MEDICINES.
JAMES nxPEcToRANT,

rs EAfECTOHAKT.
susoio remedy ior Cough. CoJs consnrnption Nh
Hea sfr,sss q niooi rsIooS oGgs cooIh
and lanamH.si.on Of The Lanss OF Thsa.l Dfb.asy :,
hIssihnf and all diseases Of the Pslacaary orssns
, Ho'fhy ef Noiies-we learn from the Noun, Pi.,s.p,
New Haven has been cured q x.hS.. S JSSSSy.
s Deen IN eed for more Than - Year,, by The ue Of
ssrasaiei bur tha cure effected by "a. 81 eleven
souiss. The heei.isr adds. make ts pubic Tor he
ets Snh tue ,anc motive aud may be allowed 10 sdd
@ medicine. u not common nses medicine Of the
snown piyseian ~ Jsyne deserves well ~ t,s,eri,.
70, Dis aboss In sincborsne the suDernss OF his fellow
theh io has saved many, wose careessners and niS
s'eon have brought Them near the grave l- RSpcc
q. an now not osly used tut openly reeomnsnded by
90 CONSUMPTION; We know of nothing nvsiua-
afflicted oPprcssion ofthe breast, and se. ~ ,,y
h'ef' iis use u, however, ts beat Teeon,ne nlaon
lPhh Sat Ep. Posi.
Ht- For saleby p. JOHNSTON
eu 9 Lyeil, I7hnsion & Lyeil.
LAs'LY ROE uEntinGs:-
Family Roe IIeTIinss in bbls
Do % in half do-for sale
aaH ABBOTT.
HuRE HOLLAND GIN, ia Jhgs-Pare snd 1T
l. rs.'or Holland Gin, Ia Jpgs-for sale.
ENTRa FINE GUNPOwDEu TEA-T1r,
an fi"' 'oHP0"cer Tes'ai reduced Pres.,,r s.ls
SUPERIOR oRoNoKo CHEWING To-
80 80 cCo-l5 boGes prime oronokO Tobacco, in
- DO do 10 l6 TO the pound-for sale
an ~ ~ ELLIS a Elicit
SUSQUEHAkNA BOARDS
- 5lOO feet Of Susguehanna Doarts, now lsnInf and
'ot talf an u A q WINSTON.
ROSS HEBHINGs-5oO bbls OF GrOas iIcrrinSs
VI just received, for sale
eI2l JAS GEO WINSTON.
(,ohN.CoRN-CORN.-I have Tor sale 80 bu7heIS Of
OIONN ROBERT HILL
gu - Main Street.
NENaTRlA-h few ounces for sale by Dr. Geo Il lien.
~, uiee, Ap tecAry and Chemist. n street Shoe Zoe
nIn. ~
SPECIE JAhs-GaIIon ans hall raIIon Soc, - j,T-
~ suitable for preserves, TO be had at
JoBNsToN's.
RESTRICTIVE. SYSTEM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
CLARkE's OFFICE.

Monongelia-Draws al Alexandria Sept. 10. Prizes
sOol lGoOo 6O, toOl, i0oO 20 900 I747 25 OF Icon
. Of SoO etc. - and l3 ballots. Tickets elO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

For Wednesday Evening.
New Jersey, No 20. prize Of $4,000, COO 800 2i.5
III Of 100, W Of 100 etc. IS Nos-3 drawn Tickets IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

The old Lady and the Coblcr orcy the
way.-Some years ago the husband of an
old lady, residing in a country village, hap
pening to die rather suddenly without max
ing will, for the want of which very neces-
sary precaution his estate would have passed
away from bis widow, had she not resorted
to the following remarkable expcdient to
avert the loss of her property. She conceal
ed the death of her husband, and prevailed
upon an old Coblcr, her neighbor, who was
in person somewhat like the deceased, to 90
to bed at her house, and personote him, in
which character it was agreed that he should
dictate WILL leaving the widow the estate
in question. An attorney was accordingly
sent for to prepare the required document,
and the widow, on his arrival, appeared to
be realizing the greatest anliction at her
good mans danger, but forthwith proceeded
to ask questions of her pretended husband,
calculated to elicit the answers she expected
and desired. The old cobler, groaning
aloud and looking as much like person
going TO give up the ghost as possible, feebly
answered, 81 intend to leave you half my
estate and do think the poor old shoe
maker, who lives over the way, is deserving
of the other half, for he has always been a
good neighbor." The widow was thunder
struck at receiving reply so different to
that which she had expected, but dared not
negative the cobler's will, for fear of losing
the whole of the property, while the cunning
old rogue in bed, who was himself the poor
old shoemaker living over the way, laughed
in his sleeve, and divided with her the fruits
of project which the widow had intended
for her own sole benefit, - English Paper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23
VOL. IX.-NO. A.

SABBATH IN THE WILDERNESS. The
| following spirited account of Sabbath in
the Wilderness, is taken from the remarks
of Rev. John Todd, at one of the late be-
nevolent celebrations at Boston
In the northern part of the State of New
York, he said, between the St. Lawrence
and Lake Champlain, and between the Mo-
hawk and Hudson there is wilderness $50
miles long, and 100 miles wide. had no
conception that there was such a wilderness
this side the Mississippi. 1t is filled with
lofty mountains, little inferior TO the White
mountains of New-IIampshire. On the tops
OF those mountains clouds gather, and pour
down their rains, and scatter their SHOWS. SO
that large reservoirs are needed to hold the
superintendent waters. The hand of God
has followed out a number of beautiful
Lakes, in the bosom of these mountains. for
this purpose aud here arise the rivers which
flow insarious directions 10 the sea, In
the course Of the last summer In company
with learned friend, entered that wilder
ness, and penetrated TO the center, where
is a beautiful lake 90 or 80 miles in length
and several miles wide, interspersed with
little Islands. Here were found seven fam
lies, who lived alone. They had a little
iootpath through the wilderness, so that,
when they wanted TO step into store to buy
any necessaries, they could do so by follow
ing this footpath only forty-three miles; or,
if man wants bread for his family, he has
only TO take his grain on his back, and 90
the same distance and get it ground, and
then bring il back in the same way. These
people were keen at hunting and fishing.
but children at every thing else. But death
had entered even there, and taken beauti-
ful girl of II, who had just died with no one
to administer the consultations of religion,
or TO perform religious services, at her fu-
neral. 1t was Saturday night. The sun
was an hour high. When it was known
that we we're ministers Of the Gospel, two
young ladies jumped into little boat, and
rowed four or FIVE miles, TO tell the neigh
bors. The next morning was still. There
was no hunting or fishing. 1t was the first
Sabbath that was ever kept there. and was
TO preach. We met in little hut covered
with bark. All were there We could not
sing, for no one knew how TO raise q tune.
In the afternoon 10 accommodate mother,
who had young child the meeting was APP
pointed seven miles up the lake. We found
them all there. One Of our boats. was
rowed by the father, and the other by two
sisters. One old hunter came down from
forty miles further up; and be was able to
raise tune-a half hunters and half psalm
tune. What a meeting was that There
were only 33 souls but they came round
me and said if would come and live among
them, they would give me fish enough to
eat, and stop hunting and fishing on the
Sabbath. When we separated, as we got
out a little way from them, there was a
pause-they raised the tune, and began to
sing the hymn,
"Pcope of the living God )" &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

Employment Of Mechanics. Many large
holders of real estate, discouraged by the
state of the times, have been unwilling to
make any repairs for Two years past. But
since the treaty is made and the Tariff is
passed, they have ordered repairs, which has
given work to many carpenters, masons,
painters, &c. In addition, we may add,
there is an improvement in the stocks
Every thing is better in prospect. We must
have a little patience. The times will
gradually become better. There is an inn
mense surplus produce, worth at least one
hundred millions of dollars at low prices,
which must find its way TO market. This
must cause great increase of business
Let no man despair. We have abundance
to eat and drink, and much to spare. Com
pare the situation of the United States with
any other country, and reflect how much
reason we have to be thankful and content
With prudence, economy and industry, we
shall do well; but we must be patient and
await the favorable change which will, in
due time, relieve all our wants and suflerings
New-York American. -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

A Word of Caution. The Greenfield
Courier, after stating the case Of the slave
recently liberated by Mr.. Newcomb, as men
toned in the Phoenix, remarks - iH
Now that this girl has bestowed upon her
the rights and privileges of freedom, it is in
cumbent on those who have thus changed
her condition, to see that she does use those
rights and privileges to her own ruin. She
was member of the church in Kentucky,
and it is said honorcd her profession. A
few years ago, a slave was liberated in a
similar manner, near Worcester, and she is
now a poor outcast in the Worcester aims
house, the mother of an llegitimate child
The father Of the child is said to be mniat-
to, who interested himself very much IN the
liberation Of the siave belonging to Mr. Ne,o-
comb. Hn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

The good and venerable Gen. Matoon, Of
Amherst, Mass. of Revolutionary memory,
sent us word, verbally the other day, (for
he has for very many years been blind.
though retaining the vigor ofintellect of COY
that he fought for Harrison and Tyler in
1910, but was now, heart and soul, for HEN
RY CLAY. The General addressed the
great meeting in Greenfield, in lS40 with
much power, and his remark 81 wish could
see YOU" thrilled through every BOSOM
We know not how it may strike others, but
the deliberate, experienced views of such an
octogenerian, have more weight than five
thousand new fedged, upstart politicians of
the present day whose rhetoric evaporates
with the cabalistic words "coon SKINS and
"hard cider" IN. H. ScRtinef e AK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24
DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARssTAND.
NC.

am truly happy 20 state To fhaaniictcd comrr-
MY utat n IA tmbor Of ms ftmIlv was.qaiici.
ca Tor ten or twelve years with the above distress
sing ~dl-e1se. The sympto rs we're great Opprrs-
si1h allsr eating aclIiy OF the stomach, q severe
pam 10 ths side az d breast, sick headache. mem
-, .ucsp 'hdrnca, wlth other symptoms during
winch tilic num6eTiess remedies veru procured
vlthJut uOt1iHinS much relief. Having heard of
me good elects OF Dr.. Harlich's COmpnulj
StTenSiheri1e and German ApeTirut Pills 7 was
induced 10 give them a tuiI, and i am do 10
state mat by usinE one box II The Germl.. .sr.
ear rus, acc)mpduIed ytle strengthenint a..
NC Pills tnnt they have nearly eradirated the dis
ease. l consider % due 10 those afflicted that 7
make tHls acNlowledgoIent. that they NAV like
wise procure the Same inyaiGablc medicine. and
Dc Heed fCm those Distressing diseases.
Win grniitude and respect.
-" VI M.SPEAR. No. t25 Ola York Rood.
f9r sale az No Is North tigath STREE. Phila-
ueiphi'' ana JOHN FISHER.
"ct| Wheeling. va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24
ESiIIS day came the Complainant by his ailor-
ney, and tho Defendants Edmund d Miles.
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

HDY virIae Of a Deed Of Trust made by Red
lex McXes 10 The subscriber which was re
eOf.e1i in Ohio county, Virginia, on or about the;
Hath Of Aug Ist last. the subscriber will offer Tor
eaie at Ia COurt house door Of Ohio county in
he City OF WheelIng on Monday, The 7th day
OF Mach next, between the hours OF ten and
olo O'Clock, The following described property, 10
W.T.
The undivided interest orr Mckee in and to a
tract or parcel of land containing about 461 a.
cres IN the State Of Illinois, bordering on the
dlsslsslppI IIyer nearly opposite The iowa Of
Marion IN Marlen county, Missouri.
Ais tgJ tracts or parcels Of land situated IN
the Milwaukee Land DIS rIct ia Racine county,
Wisconsin Territory il beng the east half Of
soutl east quarter section 8 IN % ~nshlp ono
nUrt IN " range y east, and sbuth wsst quarter
section No 8 township I, north Orange % east.
containing shout 40 arfes altogether, near the
town Of South Port on tn shore Of Lake MIchl-
igan.
WASH igt3n c,u1tY, STATE OF Pcnnsylyanla,
also two lots M the Town Of Sencraviie, IN
Gdsrns.y county, Ohio, Nos and 81 benz the
same tdat Oliver BrisIa becant seized Of by =
decree Of Court and convened by decd 10 X
sSAlso one undivided oh part Of lot. No "a, Sc
and g., iH the 70 yn OF New Washington, GucTn
Also one undivided fourth pare Of q certain o.
ther tracts lots or parce' of ground situated IN
the City # Wheeling. county Of Ohio, SAFE OF
Virxnt1. known and dcsIgi ated as the Wheeling
Cotton Factory. OF the foot Of South street, and
ell the lets. buildings, and improvements there
unto belonging or IN any way apDCrtaiug, inclu-
ding the engine and machinery belonging there
unto,
Also all the right, title and estate ~ the said
Nc Kes IN aud TO tho town !ots aud q d ihoreu1-
TO belonging 90 tie town n Des MONIES, 10.
CLARK cannty. state II Missouri, as follpws-all
the tots in blocks NJ 1913 and I3t also lots No
.. 10. Do, -. 80. I4, IS and 10 m block NOi8t let
the same Interest be m1re 90 less or seated in
whatever part ~ sntd- tuwn or county o. NAV DC.
terms Of sale ct tEcabpvopropcry viii no
% ird Of IA. purchus3 mon " cash, the bal
- ~ Fhraaaud SIX fuuufmH from the uuW Ct
~! With interest. Pc Yineut II tl0 balance e.
rursf bya lien Ou The properly sold. ~
SrllmR a. tnIstec, y Trustees title. without
any guaranty, only viii b. gwen, but which is
believed 70 be gDnt
JOHN o BAYLESs. Tris.es
An 2T-u ff n Mckee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

FROM TEXAS "a n Prs8sSrs The
steamer Neptune. from Texas. ai New Orleans. Coo
he lIih inst, brought information h1i tee Frepch
'ngate Sabine, from Vcm Cur. bad arrived oHC5l
weston un he l2h inst. Or was reported ugt the
prisoners of TIC Sania Re Expedition bad arrived
600 tho city Of Mexico. where hey hai net with
kind treatment and would loo al pmbabiUt, short
ly De- liberated. % was furthermore mmor.d Jlat
preparations vero mlsing .o invade Tens. anl
that Der prrs v0uli shorty b. 5igrsadeJ BY q
SNexicr1 aeeL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24
BBAYLY.
VIRGINIA HOTEL
CORNER or MAIN 4 MADISON STREETS
WHEELING, VA
JACOB 4 KLINE

SASOD Il hAANE
ESPECrFULLY Informs hl. friends and IN.
= y travelling public hist he hls rcu,cd this well
Nno"R establishment 4 a term Of years. Ufs
rooms ATE we ! iurnisned and attended 10. n.
,TnSsiG s"pp i.d w;:a th1bcs' n; market qfIords,
aug hs oar with the cnaIcest wines aud liquors.
Mr. A. w. FLEMING. who has had SonsldeT.
to!e exneriencel IN some of the first hofris nm t,s
east and has also been for I've wears frst nssi..
iantln the United States hotel M this CITY IA.
ps IN SnsdgsJ as snperiutendsntof toe Vir2iria
holSi, Sad viii give has vntIFe attention to tho
establishment.
The pro )rietor hatters himself that nv his own
eAerilOns and the assistance pfNr Fleming Wb,
Is Wen knOwll 10 the travelling pu he, will be
chdoled "a make the Virginia Hotel second 10 m,
s,iniar establishment IA toe west, aud he wishes
al "hO have regard for their cOm!OrL and con-
NeGience % give him n call.
INT hotel u tie Office Of the Great Eastern
ana western Lines Of stages, and Travellers can
secure seats m any d.reetiOA az The bar. IL /,
ilso out a snort distance from the steam boat
ldhHlhS anu as attention Is paid to the arrival
aad r~epaturr Of boats, tr.vel.ers can at all times
ne ADVISED OF The same, ana have their baggage
taSen u and rom ne uyer tree .. cEarge. ja 10
VALUABLE COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.
WAflLL he sold on the 9Th day Of April next. az
w public auction. 10 utts city. the valuable cot
ton factory. known Us the "Auchor Nall" ~ iih all
the machinery, steam engine. and gcenng-
The building Is 50 leei long. 40 feet wide. and
Iour s.oucs high buisU: LUcLs on . stone iounda-
ton.
The attention OF manufacturer arI capitalists il
=" WA siN' us Toe properly OLE red has
Rreai advantages for The successful prosecution Of
the Manufacture Of co.tO., VI coslJu aud VOL COM
bintd.
TERNi OF SALE-Oue eighth Of the purchase
money 10 be paid "a cash nj lie time ofsa!e, one
eighth IN six months, one ephth in months. one
eighth IN u nunIhs. and TIC balance in equal
sums "a Is and 81 months or. IT. desired by Ihs
II Is believed t,idr tie Two last payments
nay be deferred Tor a much lo ger Lime.
Tor further particulars address. lnrst o. idl ether
ihe urdersigncL. s BRADY
Wheeling, Jan lie We. TYSON.
Boston Alias Aid Natiuuol ln'eligenccr copy to
amount ~ * auJ ,b--.--' go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24
Volume o. NUMBERS 90.
INQUIRIES noTEL FOR SAFE

Ill run ChLh
SH'ue 81 sdsed Of trust. nov Of tvesri m
H to C'viks ofic- ct Weed Cruufy ccsn
winch wac executed by Etw-rd 10 NltG.ifc. on
'Me !sth odr oi = iue, 1874. ts IRE urdsrsicncd. as
trustee, u indemnify samuel J q Dsverpcrt
ana Thomas . LJckhau as .tcui is f.r the
>ad hcSu're M ccrtsm furti tCr.uv b.rds in
40 deed OF trust meunrnsd. ! vii. or Nfondav
he sun dsy Of March, lea. before the doc al thS
C0urt hOuAe IA the town II Paiktr.bur,h. uro-
cecd 20 sell AZ pubic auction, iUr urLdy MONEY.
the shove named properly.
TINS hotel - situated - the Eorfl, .yext ssJsof
The pubuc square. near The court hOute ara IN a
most agreeable and e.isi ic part of The
The buildings ore a Use c"mmudious buck house
WIN an extensive wlag TUnnine batk <, the whol.
containing - r1oms. The Uinins hall IS Vstv
large and well fitted NJ. and The hsr room and
par or conveniently arranged ana hsndsomeiy
nhished. There - a hne ccliar under the house
a wS!iOi good water "a the TaTd, end attached to-
10 the Establishments u laIce aad comfortable
stable, csriate horse, &c. The house Is slrea-
az wei Known. Siuce lie esisblSknenr Of a
me OF stegcs on tee NORTH w-sscrn road, a has
oech the point OF GuIval and dtrsr:ufe for The
same ahd lie Greater part o! the travelling on
that route have been detained there.
Tue Tapid improvement Of PurSersburch and
nc increasing travel Oh the North western road.
make seen M establishment a. thar now Offered
Tor sale particularly valuRbl.. TIE terms of ell,
t"2' sre each that IN The present condition Of tho
money market The properly must eel! very 20 W.
Innae who have money % Jhtir command. thcu
VIII perhaps do well 10 auent
p... BAYLY.
HatNe.spurSh jar l5-wts Trvstee-
B-Jhere Is a i-uto OF 1854 - due lror said
AicGuuc TO Jorn = Nayl ttry. F.q WLHb con
Sttutcs q prior ncuutb ancc on tins pransr ara
iae proceeds oi Faie Will he EIst alp!td 10 liz
1lsCharge Of tbs len.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24
snA-s


YIKG INIA-Io wn-At m'rs held IN n
Claks ,Gc q he County Court OF Tyler coun
r. o. Mrnia the oh usy0f DecembeL ls4t
NIllisln UAGsr~-Oj Com iahiAhl
against
Sidney 5 Miles, Edmdnd 3 Mes, del1ds Ran
dali h-usat law IL Esta vi IS deccasel,
sni william n DJHd, frederick a Dowd.
Faces l. Iwd, Js les Z DJwd, Sidney II
De vi MSinda Z ID wd, Ann u Dowd aud
Claries tx D0wd. cniidrUn and heirs a. la"
of Eliza III DJWl deceased VINO was also an
hsig al law olIhs sad Elisha Mllea deceased
Defendants
Chancsrv
ESiIlS day came the Complainant by his aiior.
ney. and tho Defendants Edmund B Miles.
Naiinia Randall heirs ntla~ Of Elisha Miles de-
esssed. William IL DJgd. Frrdrrick 4 Iwd,
Frances l. Dowd, James X DOwd Slcney II
DDwI, MAipia 2 Dowd, Ann DJwd and
Casrles IL DJwd not having entered their APP
p-sra zee AID gwen security sccordIng TO the act
VI Assembly aud the rules Of this court d-lt, APP
scarIng by Satisfactory evidence that theyare not
fhsbitants of this slRte, therefore, on motion OF
sac Complainant by hs attorney, Il IS Orde red
That che said absent Defendants do appear here
90 "a. se aud Monday of March next and an-
a~er the CJmolainauI's bill. aud that a copy
81 this order be inserted ia the Wheeling Times
8r twJ mOnths successfully and posted az the
court house door Of th.s county
4 cory teste HICKMAN
J VI S.sphenson for C1mp't erh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24
PUDI,TC SALE OF A VALUABLE
COTTON FACTORY

DURSUANT to the provisions OF a certain deed
OF Frus, iatel The 4th day of OctVber' le39,
will proceed 70 sell at the front door Ut the
court iIous.in Wheeling on ;he 9th day OF A
prl, Is47 All that valuable Ic1l estate, ouIdinss
N achinery, sream engine, DC situated IN the CT
~ of y heshng-b.ing lois M numbered ~, 10 10.
and ID on the pl, Of the addiu3n q, eciiy 81
Wheeling laii out by lsrdsl Updsgrah on the t1l-
to wink terms. vE-Onei caghth 81 the purchase
money 10 Dc paid IN casa al tAe nme oil sac one
sxhti il six months thereafter one eiglth. IN ,
nI1nths from he d.v Of sale, one eighth IN u
months, one flurthil Is montIs and the remain
mg fourth in q months from ths dav of sale, with
lrgsl il crest from he day ,fssle- the ptlsto the
.pr1pa- ~ neias et1nst az security until the sald
pnrcnase m jIey shsl be fully pad, or such other
securi ' CIV n - the trustee acting IN thus behali
slsll deem Iuth 'lent.
rh7 auehtion If manufs cturers, and csplta'its
IL inviiel 10 this sale, az the properly uhofed mas
frsat adsantAgea fOI lhe successful prosecution
.gRo insl ~lfsctlrs n c,tthr Dr ot cJunn. ALL
wSJl num3iael. TIE tdeis believed 10 be irr's
suiable, s1 rIs subscriber seiiiEs as trustee WI!
onis siy suea uue asa vsst~dtd hihi D. SAD
S BRADY
,,oA- Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24
w W. & s. H. JIfESON.
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS

w. w. = s. IT. JItfESON.
Wholesale 4 RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
y CAPS.
West side Of M1ip street, V1eeliug, Va.
AVE on hand aud are constantly manuflctur-
Ii ing a general assortment of superior Fur aud
SliS hats. They have received the latest spring
IashlonS rom New York and are now prepared
- supply TO order all sizes aud q~dahtes. IN the
L.eseht or past style, as may suit customers,
bdack and Drah beavlT aud Castor, Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats.
iheY also Keep onha ndau assortment OGplain
aud fancy mems ardhOY g fur and cloth caps,
all o. which they offer 20 their customers and The
9n.aic on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
efs ronpt Killed on the nos. iayOrabls terms.
! hanktul for the liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received they solicit a share of pub
serve oy prompt aitchtIon, personal application
10 bu5iness and cheap and favor, bic ralcs.
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