davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15
RAN AWAYa
NOTICE.

What have purchased at Constable Sale the
following articles sold by Richard Brewer
Constable on the 3lst instas the property of George
Hartzel ALL of which property have loaned to
the said George Hartzel during my pleasure, Of
which the public will take notice.
One Lot Oats S5 90, Rye $40: Wheat IS,
Straw So so, one pair Quillars 81 l., one Log
Chain 81 two Ploughs s4 IL, one Harrow 81 25,
one Calf 81 40, one Hefer SO, one lot Potatoes
in the ground three dollars seventy five cents, do.
Corn, eight dollars, do. Buckwheat, three dollars,
half Wagon two dollars, Apples three dollars
twenty five cents, Harness Eve dollars seventy FIVE
cents,
ELIAS WERTMAN.
August 3lst, ls42.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15
TETTER! TETTER!
II G. Ii ITC HI

= ~ ~ " IL
DIR. LElDY'S TETTER AND ITCH
OlNTMANT.-An infalIahle remedy for
various affections of the SKIN, removing
Pimples, Pastules, and Eruption of the
SKIN. and particularly adapted 10 the cure
of TETTER and ITCH.
This oin,ment has been used in numer
Gus schools throughout the city and county
as well as Factories. employing numerous
girls and boys,and among whom letter and
Itch, as well as other Affections of the Skin,
prevailed, with the most unc xampled Sue
cess. Names Of School Teachers, as well
as supeiinlendants and Proprielors of Fac
tories, could be given, confirming the above,
but for the deicacy they feel in having their
names published in connection with such
loaihsome and disagreesble affections.
Prepared and sold at DR.. Leidy's Health
Emporium, (Sign of the Golden Eagle and
Serpemts,j No. l9l north second street, be.
how Vine; also sold at g0l.lffe
Lutz'sheaih E'npori,p,, Bloomsburg.
Nov 20. ls4l. 80
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15

for more than four TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15

Cousins. There is nothing like cous.
in. Il is the sweetest relation in human
nature. Your dear family cousin, with her
provoking maidenly reserve, ard her be-,
wilchlng freedoms and the romping frolics
and the stolen tenderness over ,hs sken
that will tangled; and ,hen, the long rides
which nobody talk about, and then, the long
fsie-a-fstes which are nobody business, ,and
the long letters of which nobody pay the
postage; no, there is nothing like cousin
q syoung, gay, beautiful witch Of cousin!--
Ea. Paper.
All! just such witch Of a cousin had
we once: But witch as she was. she knew
no necromsncy bu. that Of virtue, she prac.
sised no spell but what were prompted by
truth and purity and the secret Of her magic
lay alone in her beauty.
She was the star of our devotion-the
shrine at which we worshipped--the god
dess Of our ardent idoiAlry! Ma,chless-
match--(by the way. speaking of matches
reminds us Of smoking. Maffy, of us
have a principe out of The last box that was
opened and bring Us light with il. at the
same time. Smoke and sentiment should
always 60 togsthcr.-pari passu-as the
'Choclwas eay.)
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15
New Marble
MANDATORY,
At Bloomsbury. Col. Co.
By
APP & TICHN r.

HyHEY would inform the citizens of Columbia
County, that they have commenced the bust
nessat the above place at the public house of e
HOWELL, where they prepared to manufac-
ture to order in the neates BEST and most durable
manner, MONUMENTS, TOMB-TABLES
qEAD and FOOT STONES, of all sizes and
ualities, MANT LES, WINDOW and DOOR
SILLS, and DOOR FRONTS.
Also-PAINT, BAR and HEARTH s ZONES
Orders for Stone can belefi with d. GROSS,who
will act as Agent during our absence.
They constantly keep on hand large lot Of
Vermont, Egyptian and Italian Marble at theii
wholesale Marble Yard at Selins Grove, Union
county, Pa.
Bloomsbury August IA, le4l. l6
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15

With two or three Of the most eminent members
Of the great Liberal Party Of Europe, from the diff
ferent countries, else of others of home produc-
son" according to the facility Of procuring portraits
from abroad.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15
List OF Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Bloomsburs,
Sept. 30th 1912.
George Beers, Mrs. Mary Maranda Ecbeh,
Eliza kouchen, Miss Maria KouchIen,
Mr.. William Marke.
J.R. MoYER, p. M.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15
THE DEVOTED.
By ELIZABETH M. CHANDLER.

IL was Beautiful turn given by agrest
lady, who being asked whers her husband
was, when he lay concealed for having been
deeply concerned in conspiracy, re.
solusely ans wered, that she had hidded him
This confession CAUSED her 70 be carried
before the governor, Who told her tha,
Rought but confessing where she had hid
den him, could save her from the torture
Aud will that dor said she. yes replied
the governor. i will pass nv word fol
your safety, on that condition. Then, Ie
piled he. l have hidden him in my heart
where you may find him.
Stern faces were around her bent,
And eyes Of veugeful ire,
And fearful were the words they spake,
Of torture, stake. and ire.
Yet calmly in The midst she stood,
With eye undimm'd and clear.
And though her lip and cheek W ere white
She wore no sign Of fear,
Where is thy traitor spousei they said,
A half.irom'd smile Of scour,
That curl'd upon he naughty lip,
Was back for answer borne,
Where is thy traitor spouse! again,
In ieroer tones, they said,
And sternly pointed TO the rack,
All rusted Ger with red!
Her heart and pulse beat firm and free
Bnt in crimson food,
Der paIlid lip, and cheek and brow,
Rusb'd up the burning blood;
She spake, but proudly rose her tones,
As when in hall or bower.
The. haughtest chief that round her stood
Had meekly own'd their power.
my noble lord is placed within
A ssfe and sure retreat -
Nov tell us we're, ,shou lady bright a
As thos wouldst mercy meet,
Nor deem thy life can purchase his-
He casnct Escape our wrath, qt
For many warrior's wascful eye +
Is placed Ger every path.
But thou msy'ss win his broad estates
To grace thine infant heir,
And life and honor to myself,
30 thou his haunts Declare
She laid her hand upon her heart;
Her eyes 6ash'd proud and clear,
And Grmer grew her naughty tread
my lord is hidden here!
And if ysu seek to view his form,
'Ye FIRST must tear away,
From round his secret dwelling place,
These walls Of living clay!'
They quaiFd beneath her naughty glance
They silent susDed aside,
And left her all anhsrm'd amidst
Her loveliness and pride!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15
NOTICE

rs hereby given to all concerned, that have
n purchased of Joseph Grimm, one Mantle clock,
one Beaureau, one Heifer two Hogs, one Bed, one
wing Table, and have left them in his possession
during my pleasure. forbid any person purchas-
ng, or taking them away, without my consent
5OSESA MAtiex,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
MN GOODS


III USF arrived from New York and now being
~ opened At l63 Main street. corner Of Market
alley, Wheeling
The subscriber has lust received large and
superb stock Of DRY GOODS. which ne will
sell al lower prices than similar goods were ever
sid for in the Western country
4th brown musln at cts n yard
Fine callcOs various patterns cents ward
4-4ths lawns At 25 cents a yard
A large and elegant assortment OF mouse
de LANES aud shallers
a splendid variety Of dress silks. light and
dark plain and figured
The largest and most beautiful assortment of
shawls, scarfs and m7nhllas ever offered in this
mark ct II Of The latest styles The attention of
the ladies' IS particularly invited 10 these articles
A large supply ofclO hs and vesiings cheap
splendid assortment Of gentlei0en's summer
clothing cheaper than the cheapest
Straw bonncts and hats for ls41
A great v rlctv Ofsilk. worste and cotton hose
and socks. Assorted ribbons aud general sup.
ply ot fancy goods
CulZens ana stranger are respeC fully in vited
10 call aud examine this stock a the subscriber
Is sure they will be pleased b1.h with the good
and prices.
may Is ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
NLOUR-Choige Family Flour ola Bsdilion's
Il brand, constantly for sale by
NAV u X NIKE G. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
ONiNIBUS
STEWARDS PATENTFAN BELLOWS

ENOR FORCES, FOUNDRlES. &c-Th- sub
= scribcr, agent for the above highly valuable
improvement and substitute for the Common bellows
is now u. the city Of Wheeling for The sale of the
rights for the above which he warrants To supply the
place Of the common bellows, with the following
advantages IL will produce equal heat upon
iron, IN 25 per cent less time, with less consump-
ion Of coal. and less injury to The fire. II will heat
an hundred per cent longer surface, than can be
done with The cui"mon bellows is easier worked will
wear longer. is more simple, less liable 10 be dam.
aged or get ont Of repair. and than fifty per
cent cheaper than any ofrhe common bellows now
In
Thus article can be in operation at the forge
Of Nessrs Helm 81 Richardson and he subscriber
may be seen, ut present by those who DESTROYS
of purchasing either at the above establishment or al
the Baltimore house on Monroe street, and after he
leaves Wheeling will pas through every county in
the State Of Virginia unless he should preN iously
make sale The right for the whole Stale.
The subscriber will also give references, By per.
mission To more Than one hundred practical forgers
and founders who have the above article in use. al
~, TO Messrs Helm y Richardson, Main street
Wheeling. lie is however satisfied that it will on
" require IN examination 10 convince any man o
The superiority Of this over the common bellows
THOMAS l. CLEMENTS.
Wbeotin0 Iuns-O 1etD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
TRUSTEES SAFE


I'D virtue offs deed Of trust from James A. NJ
n - Clean and wife To- me- bearing date on the
eighth day Of Osioher the year S39 Of record IN
the Clerks office for Ohio county in book % page
AS. aud also Of deed of conveyance from James
a. Mclean to me, bearing date the 9Th day Of o..
ober, 1899, Of record IN The clerks office for Ohio
county M book 90 page AS and the authority and
direction Of Mrs. Mary l.. Dorsey under the terms
Of The last mentioned deed, on Friday The 20h day
Of May, 1912, al The front door Of the court house.
Of Ohio county. shalt sell TO The highest and hes,
bidder az public auction; two certain lots II ground
situated in that PART Of The city Of Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling. known md distinguished IN the
mapOf said city ns lots numbered two and seven
es IN square numbered three together with eli and
Singular the tencmenis; Entertainments anil appurte.
nnnces unto the same belonging or IN any wise ap-
purtninine
Propositions Tor the sale Of said lots or any part Of
either 81 Them will be received al aay time prior to
The day of sale.
TERMS will be made known on the day Of
sole
Selling as Trustee 7 shall convey n the purchas.
only snch ritle vested IN me by the deeds ~.
boye referred TO- This uuc an satisfied. will be
louEd, u,on examination indi-puiabe
JAMES s WHEAT.
APPS Trustee
The sale " he above named property is POSITION
Cd mil Saturday The 2j,h doy Of June
may 81 JAMES S. WHEAT. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

MEETING IN NICHOLAS COUNTY


A large nRd rcspo clablo pof,ion oi the citizens d
the county of Nirholas met at the Court House o.
the 10Th May u being Court day ior the nnrpos
oftaking m consideration the proceedings of h,
last General Assembly OF Virginia. relative 20 the
re-apuortionmeni of representation. " ereupon Rob
ert Kelly Esq was called To the Chair. anu r. bar
Hamilton was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained bv
Duffy. Esq Addison VI Laughn and n Ucnd,;ct
motion was made by David Bair thai tho
chairman appoint committee 10 bring in resoli.
ton' expressive oil the sense Of tins meeting which
moii-n was unanimously adopled-whereupnn the
Chairman appointed the following gentlemen asa
committee viz-Addtson Mclaughlin. J Duffy. II
REYNOLDS, ID Barr Wn Pnu David Eagle, w lie.
yisy' Boggs.J Cloves, Sen. Joshua Stephenson.
JAS q Neil. Bernard lIcndrick. A Raider. J W
Jones Rnbt Campbell. Elw Campbell. A Reid a.
Ino MeLung who ihereupon reured and returned
WIN The inliowing resolutions.
REQ ed. That We do denounce the course pursu-
ell by The LAST General Assembly OF Vireinia, upon
The snhJtci ol the re-aPpouonment Of representa-
ton
Resided. That we believe in Republican Gov.
eminent that the true basis OF representation should
be placed upon the white population alone
Res.tred. That we will unite with our western
brt rn ia all honorable und legitimate means in
obtaining representation upon the white basis.
Resolved. That we approve Of the Convention
TO be held IN Lewisburgh On the 2st Monday in Au-
gust next which has for its object the call ola State
Convention.
Resolved, That the following gentlemen be ap-
pointed Representatives. u represent tins county IN
said Convention. viz John Duffy. Bernard Hendr:ck
Rohl Kelly Jas g Neil,J w Jones J A Reid ,Add
son McLl ughlin.David BairJ MtIamiltun, Edwa rd
Ron, John MClung Peter Duffy. Sam1 Neil, Sen
} McCutchcn Maj Jas Warren, Graves SEN
Nath Hanna. w NJ Klnkaid. Campbell. 4 Hulk
man. ) McCue Jas MoCutchrn, Henry Jones. ID X
Hamilton. WIN ID Coue, Th0s Reynolds, aud A J
Campbell
Resolved, That this meeting which is m behalf
OF this county do request the services OF the Hon
Edwin Duncan and Hon Lewis Summers. ia SAID
convention.
Rcsolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published IN the newspapers printed ia the counties
OF Kanawha, Greenhrier. and Harrison
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary sign
these proceedings.
r KELLY. Chairman
Rom III AMI TON, Secret0rU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
rRrsrEE,a SALE

n n pursuance toa deed OF trust from Joshua In.
N kcns and jacob NJ Bckel. Co me. bearing dlte
The 2th day Of July IN the year 1899. now u rec.
ord In the clerk ofre of ihe county court for Ohio
county. book %, page 23j shall on SATURDAY, uie
j0ih day Of July ncStat 2ocock pm Iu front Of he
courthouse or Ohio co., sell 90 The higheu&best bd.
Ter, 81 public auction, part Of Lot No. in square
No. ! in the city Of Wheeling. fronting on Main
street thirty two feet and three inches. Icing thc
same property on Which the said Lukens a. Bicke
now reside
The terms will be made known on The dsy o
'aie. selling as trustee shall convey 70 he poo
chaser. such title b. vcsic W me by The sl.d
deeds. which is however believed ~ b. fndrspu
mbls CHARLEs L STRONG
nag 81 Tr1rss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
NEW STRAWBERRY.


II Wis celebrated variety of the Sirlvbrrrv M
Il ter the trial 0fanoiher ear lthe Ftsnritl bo.
stil proved far superior 20 any kind ever seen IN
inns country. Specimens OF the trut were 49, hi
oited before the Mlssachu setts Horticuluir,I So
eisty, theoast season, which were universally adj
mlie1, and were pronounced, by all good nd ,rs
10 De OF extraordinary siZ aud beauty. Unw,rds ,
OF ten quarts were exhibited at the mccting ~
Utc 10Th OF June last many Of the berries mo-,
snring from 1--WE O. SIN inches IN c.rcurnf.r.n.,
inc following description of this variety rs sun
Fruit, yery large. round or slightly oy,te c,r;.
Sul, ana never cOxcUmb shaped, even in the yc, !,
,tlseSt berries Color, deep shining red paler, IN
inc shade Seeds inserted m a Slight cay,,v
= 'csh, scarlet, Waler m the largest berresl and
uinl' aooundlng with an agreeable acid and ve.
~ h'sh udvored lnce. not surpassed by any otber
variety. Footstaks long, elevatIng the frnit e.,
me ground, aud eyery berry attaluIna a pood siza
leaves large, and ather light green Vines. We
- Ni-oi"us, more so THAI any other kind AID as
S Sa.ug as 'he Oh virginia, or the Mulberry stan
s,,iS me past hve winters with scarcely the d.
strnciion of a single pIant WV VI
I, ne variety has gained the premium of The
.IlssachnsStts Horticultural Society, f,r Gour
yours IN succession, although u competition with
try. "0" va 'his Couh-
1lants OF this Strawberry for ale bv IA Has
hbi'LOR gardener To John Ritchie al one dn!Iar
Der next 0' S'P'S'"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
ANoTHER EXTRA porRiE Nav mnpIn
,IIEAP SPRING a SUMNER GOODS:

tnEAP SPRING a. SUMNER GOODS,
w. HEIShELL Is now receiving hrs supply
" Of spring and summer goods. and as his stock
j. larger than usual and was bought a reduced
prices, he feels assured that all persons wishing
To luroh1se would DO well 10 call and examine,
az he Is determined to sill exceedingly low Tor
cash, HIS stock consists in part of a FIJI assort-
ment OF Cloths extremely low, cassImtTes. cassl-
nets and Kentucky Jeans Eariston pulJirUt and
twlIlcd glnshams beautiful styles, French, Ena-
llsh and American ca,icocs and chintzcs, Chusan
and ombre mOu- lin de lanes new STYLE col0red
and mourning lawns very handsome, Argentine
nu'l ns-a new anC beautiful arucle, rich furni-
| ture prints AMI furniture plads, gambroons add
twuled cassimeres. Virginia cassitneres and other
materials Tor eentlefnen's wear, MdTsees satin
ana o her yestlugs, American nankeens plain and
corded, mixed jeans, Mexican mixtures and COLI
ored jeans Eng ish mole skin very superior grass
nnd brown linens and linen dnliings, fancy hand
kerChlei5 and shawls, gloves and hosiery an ex-
teusiye VARIETY family long cloth mnslins and
shceungs {, ~, 9-s and 81 linen Ia bic diaper
Nussia o. blrdscye do. Parsons u Hughes spool
boss sewing silks, a full assortment OF tailors'
trim mlngs, NIrg ara negro cloths apron checks
2 VARIETY e bOnncfs md hoods. atI6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
q sALrIMoRE 4 OHIO RAIL ROAD

50 S"'"Pic'ed 10 HANCOCK r abroad and
It9ie Lines from Wheeling to Baltimore and Phi.
.auelrn,a, The Go1d In ent stage Co. by an ar
s oient win ne kail Roai Cos. Ito SUIT the
ntnesl nave reduced their fare from "a hccIing to
balnmote dolls. from Wheeling fo Pbiladeipb,o
20 u1.s. Two -inss of + Shrivcr's spIenJit'P,
ten Bow spring coaches will leave Wbcet -,
dally' one AT O'Clock A W. Connecting with ,bc
nan IRAN az Hancock next dav M ? o'clock p
VI anu arriving m Baltimore at O'Clock. A VI
y n C.iSllnR STAGES leave Wheeling a; O'Clock
~, Hnu arrive IN BALTIMORE at O'clock p NJ
,' rs arransement passengers in the at line
VIII oe put one nigh out In the stages. The ssrs
ono night IN cars fitted up with bertls snabI;oo
',rh 70 take a comfortable nights rest
lhs 70 Baltimore IS hours, time 30 Philad.la
p" ~ 90 hours, staying hours in Baltimore
ihesS are the cheapest and most eNprditi,ps
sS between the east aud west. Passengers
loi washington CRY take passage TO Hancork
and thence by Rail road ~ "'0o0A
- AJ'Passecgc. can paw nj Wbe,I,,, ,L.or.t =.
Baltimore or Philadelphi, '"'ouh" "
r aIhIleS who wish 20 avoid niaht ira .el can be
ly. ''Hes 'ha' udNel Oy day ons
Fur seats onnIy =, a.. n.
united ) ates Hotel. Nater - mr. ~ ,6o ~ ~" y,
i,n II HUTCHINS SON, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
NOTICE,
W.T. SELBY 3 Co
TRUSTEES SALE

Tx SiEB7S SALE
III > viriuc OF deed OF trust rom Pearly SHARP
< > To me bearing date the il 9th day Of Decem
Der. 1899 and now OF record IN { Clerks ON
for Marshall county, book 3, folio ITO, on Mon
dav the egh teenih day of July, s42, at the front
DOR OF the COUTt House for Marshall county,
shall sell to the highest and best bidder puDy
auction on the terms hereinafter mentioned he
follow ng described tracts OF parcels of lana, W
One tract containing tlInCres and 50 poles w
ing on the waters OF Little Graye Creek IN IhG
County Of Marshall bounded As forth m th,
deed Of trust before mentioned, beng the slmt
land conveyed 10 said Sharp by Jesse IOmInst n
by deed bearing date the 25th day Of Febinary,
1926.
Also a tract Of land containing 80 acres, lying
on the waters of Little Grave Creek Iu the CO IN
~ of Marshall, bounded as set forth az the deed
OF trust bsiOre mentioned, being the same lard
conveyed l0 said sharp by Frederick Snyder and
wife by deed bearing date the oh day Of May
1892.
Also a tract Of land containing A ocres Toods
s. IS Poles. ly'0g on The waters oi litll'G ave
=. eek Iu the saiu cu..'. . Marshall bounded 40
being the same land conveyed l0 sd.t Sharp by
Elisha Goodrich and wife bv decd Tearing date
the 9th day of August, 1893.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth # the pur-
chase moICy cash one fourth 100 mne months,
one fourth 40 fifteen months, and the remaining
fourth az two Years, with iutCrgs' irufn he day
for sale For The deferred Or credit Iustalmcnts
bonds with personal security To be approved by,
me will be iequired, and the tIfic retained untu
the whole Of the purchase money shall have
been paid.
Selling az Trus'ecby virtue ofthe deed Of trust
before mentioned, shall cell and convey ONLY
l the nile vested 90 mr by the said deed Of trust
which % Is believed. however, Will be found, on
eXamiua non, tp be clear and indlspuiabIe.
ANY further Information desired can be had on
application tp me a my office on Main street ln
JAMES 3 WHEAT;
ap1i-s T,o-,co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
PROCLAMATION

TUH
10y THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF
. d WHEELING.-IIaving been satisfied that \
case ct Encyclopaedia has appeared among the DIGS
Ut The CITY, do now issue tbs my Proclamation.
requiring oil persons 10 confine their dogs or to
from and after the 18Th day of May ls42. in nnr.
suance OF the ordinance entitled, IAN ordinance in
relation to dogs"
Given under my hand this l2ih day Of Nav
1870 GEO DIrITV N.,,-.
may IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
IArnI1iERIH

4 additional suppyof the above popular no.
~ vel Published in two numbers Of the New
World Of The low price Of 25cis per copy. Ju.t 70
.eived and Tor sale 90 THONPSON'S
NAV Al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
COMMISSIONER y YALE

OUWWISSIONEES NALE.
John Galley I IN CHANcERY.
vs. BY virtue Of = decree Of IA,
Hannah Ackei Circuit sv-erior Cont Of Law
Ohio. rendered in this cause on the m. la,oCr,
bruary; 1912. shall on wednes.'a, IN, s,b J,,
oi June next. That being one o, IN. .ourr las,
Tor The June term Of the County con,. Of rh...,j
county, offer for sale. at the isant ..oor Of a..
Couu house Of Ohio cou,,y. Is we.r b,Ir
OF Lot No. 19. situated in the CUy Of Wheel.
ing; on Clay street
The sale will he made on sir anI Twelve m,n,l,.
credit The purchaser giving bond with nod see ri
w bearing interest from date. fpr payr~.n Of Ne
purchase money. aud the title retained ,,,,Ith :.
hey Is pad. |. w. MITCHELL y
For ARCH WOODS. soc.
may All g., :. a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
V'il'gslIia Hotel.
CORNER OF MAIN & MADISON STREETS.
WHEELING "a.
JACOB A. KLINE.

HE proprctOr respectfully informs the public
that the above house Is IN perfect order for
The accomnoda ton OF the ira telling public. The
tJoms well furnished and promptly attended TO by
nImerou and faithful servants wAIle the table ;
supplied with the choIcset the market afOrds and
IN. BAR wth the best wine and liquors.
TINS hotel IS the office OF the great Eastern and
Uesterh lines Of stages and travellers ca take
seats IN any of them at the bar.
Mr 4 w FLEMING, who has had considera able
experience IN some Of the first hotels IN the east
ana has also been Tor five years first assistant IN
fhe United States hotel IN TINS city, has been en-
gagged as superintendent of the Virginia II otel
nnd VIII ave his entire attention to the estab ish
ment. And the proprietor assures The public that
IS own personal attention will be 81 EN- TO rem
der then accommoda ions complete.
tie has procured from the east new and
splendid