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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-14

MR.. BUCHANAN'S MOVEMENTS IN yIR-
GINIA-A NEW COALITION ON THE Ia
PIS-UNION BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA
AND VIRGINIA such A PLOTil-SUCH
A CONSPIRACY LAWFUL ATTEMPTll!
We find the following revelation in the last
Richmond Enquirer:
Mr.. Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, visited Harpers
Ferry on the 18th August-at which place the honor
Of public dinner was offered TO his acceptance
He declined IT at the time, but states, that, IL is,
however probable that shall, ere long, again have
occasion to visit your portion Of the Ancient Domin-
ion, and, in that event. shall not deny myself the
pleasure of passing day in social intercourse with
your citizens "
We seize this opportunity Of correcting an error
into which our correspondent, " Senex," has been
betrayed by paragraph in the newspapers. The
article ran, that Messrs. Van Buren,. Buchanan, Cal
houn, and Cass, all born on the same year, viz
l7S2-wheress, Mr. Buchanan was really born in
1871. We correct this blunder with the more plea
sure, because now anticipate that this distinguish
ed son Of the Key Stone State will have a longer
time to his country. We owe him this aulende
honorable on another accomt-becsuse instead of his
being sexegnaran, or more, he comes out Of the fiery
ordeal Of truth, bache or, in the very prime OF lie
and do not yet despair OF seeing HIM Benedict OF
the first water We wish to repair the wrong which
have involuntarily done to the able Senator, and
we make him, therefore, the following proposition.
IL he be not already inclined to " Union between
the Houses Of York and Lancaster" what says he TO
an intimate affinity between the Key Stone State
and " the Old Dominon" We mean, of course a
union, not wrought out by " the suhrages Of the
Of Virginia" but depending upon the " sufirages Of
one of her fair daughters, which, of course he has
too much good taste not to value beyond all the
sTRAcTIoNs which have ever appeared in the Enqui.
| rer" Hi- promised visit to Harper Ferry will en-
able him to carry out the Treaty of Peace.
Has not the Enquirer made mistake? Did
not the figure 8 get upside dJwn2 Should il
| not have been 1761
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From he .Ne,o York Commercial .1dreYtiser.

The UNITED STATES GAZETTE.-With all due hui
mility, we beg leave to inquire of friend the ed-
tor OF the United States Gazette, what he MEANS
how he means to be understood, by denying that Mr..
Clay was the candidate OF the opposition to the adm-
nistration Of General Jackson, 1882. Mr.. Chan
der IS surely old enough to remember back to the
month of December, 1881, and not old enough to
have forgotten the prominent political events of those
days. Now we must have had very singular dream,
during that said month of December 1881 and the
trance must have lasted twelve month, Mr.. Clay
was then nominated, and for year afterward sup
ported, as the National Republican candidate against
General Jackson.
We certainly remember-was it dream being
in attendance, as delegate from this city upon great
Wing convention in Baltimore, in the month of De-
cember 1881 of which convention the late Governor
James Barbour of Virginia. was president. 1t was
most able convention, containing greater amount Of
talent and character than we have seen IN Con-
gress. Bradish and Ketchum, and Hugh Maxwell
were among the delegates from this State. John
Sergeant, aud Josiah Randall, and Dillingham;, were
among the delegates from Pennsylvania Strong
delegations were there from New England, among
whom Alexander II. Everett and General
Dearborn, Of Massachusetts, and John Brown Fran
els, of Rhode Island. Virginia had host Of talent
there Kentucky noble band of Worthless con-
stcllaton of intellectual and eloquent men--among
whom were Frank Johnson, Denny and Col. Combs
Josiah 5. Johnson there from Louislana-and
more than hundred others-Romans all.
At this convention Henry Clay unanimously
nominated for Pres dent, and John Sergeant for Vice
President Alex nder II. Everett the address,
and noble performance IT was. After the Conven-
ton closed, we all went to Washington and had
tine time OF IT. Repairing to our homes, all went
into the fight, and never did army behave better
or endure longer, or get much worse defeated. But
perhaps the Renaissance is only the broken fragment
OF dream Priihee, friend, tell us if II be or not
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-14

yellow FEvER AT NEw ORLEAss.-For the 4e
hours ending the Sd inst, II cases we're admitted
into the Charity Hospital u discharged, 7 deaths,
and 46 cases remaining.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-14

SEA SICKNESS "A correspondent Of the London
Lancet states that be has accidentally discovered that
vinegar and salt, form, in many cases, remedy for
sea sickness. lie took it in the proportions of tea
spoon fill Of salt to half wine glass Of vinegar but
writer says that although very sick when he swallow
ed the vinegar and salt, he Immediately able to
eat hearty dinner, with two glasses of sherry expe-
riencing nausea afterwards, let the ship Pitch
might
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The National Journal published some time ago
paragraph from the Frankfort Kentuckan charging
that Mr.. Blair, editor of the Globe, had been in the
practice of writing abusive articles against General
Jackson.--.k Y. Com .9dp
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The Sante Fe traders left St Louis on the 9Th
August. They the largest caravan that
went ont, numbering one hundred and seventy.fve
wagons, all richly laden.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-14
l9,26l,769 10 10
Grand total :
5l,O6S, 500 II g.

Here is sum of S244,9l2 9l3, expended in one
year, of which amount $4,000 600 was for the ex-
penses of the Chinese piracy, and Of the remainder
disc the Russian Empire at the expense of France
All that the people of England have got for the years
Of starvation they have endured in consequence, is
the glow worm reputation of Wellington, v hich is
reflection of the discussions and jeaIonsies Of the
French heroes. The country is totering under this
load, and sooner later il will be cast from its
shoulders.-.N Y. Herald.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-14

No BANK-A REVENUE TARiFF-No DIsTRI-
BUTioN-No ABoLlTioNisM-A STRICT CoNsTRUc-
TON OF THE CONSTITUTION, AS BY JEFFERSON
NO PuaLlc DEBr-AN ECONOMICAL ADMINIsrRA-
TIoN OF PUBLIC AFFAIRs-AND UNIVERSAL SUP
FRAGE WITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-14

DEATH or MEpoRus' DREAM; Poem, by the
IL author Of Ahasuerusr vol.
Just published, and this day received, for sale by
aug IL i. TAYLOR
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4lS,40 tons coal have been sent this season from
the Schuylkill region.
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The anonymous correspondent who left the beauti-
full present with the servant at the door yesterday
and disappeared without giving his name, will, ne
vertheIess, rec i've our thanks. The lovely boquer
was, Of course, seized upon by the wife
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In THOSE rasHos WHICH AkE ESSENTIAL LEI THERE
sc uStTr--is sos-EssEsTtALs, LisEkrY AND IN ALI
THINGS cHARfr.-AagUstiH.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-14

Army
Navy
Ordnance
Observation-Disclosures on the
annual grants of Parliament lin
GLIDING f262 900 to identify the
holders of certain forged exche-
quer bills)
Instruction in Canada
China expedition
China and India (army, navy, and
ordnance services) :
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Ono RwER.-At Wheeling, on Saturday, 25l in
ches in the channel-at Pttsburg, 6 feet.
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The following is an official statement Of the OK
pendture Of the British Empire for the year ending
July 5, l643
PUBLIC ExrENpTUnE ron the YEAR ENDING 5rH
july, loa3.
- Funded Debt. s d.
Interest and management Of the
permanent debt 24,674O22 9 S
Terminablc Annuities 4OI5lIl Is 7
Total charge Of the Funded Debt,
exclusive Of fS,652 2s 3D.. the
interest on donations and be-
quests as,6s9, 1873 l6 0
Uryitnded Debt
Interest on Exchequer Bills 7lO6l7 4 3
29,39y, $50 IL 3
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3,435,7l9 10 8
l08,O00 0 0
806,566 0 0
a7a,s2l 0 0
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29,39y,75O II 8
34Q. AL z
2,4O7,O5O u.s.

6,I52 3l2 0 0
6,577,20l IA .
l,9U9,O48 0 0
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-14

Civil List
Annuilies and pensions for civil
naval, m litary, and judicial ser
vices, &C., charged by various
acts of Parliament on the Con
solidated Fund
Salaries and allowances
Diplomatic salaries and pensions
Courts Of Justice
Miscellaneous charges--on the Con
solidatcd Fund
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29,6S9,l33 l6 0
7lO,sl7 Il 3
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24,6740 22 2 S
4,0l5,lll Is 7
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-03
.Nc9itrun9 llno 0anrel.
&. &. 6.
(ScrtiteupS YEA 0lAinm.r T 32.)

Tld, cen 1T unjtrcI srlcbtcn Humm,r an0elebe
neu JtaturSeIes lNtht lIh alenbalben Ter YtS ces
Sters NIT .cln prclle r.s 9etreccS, Gem 9rbei5S.
cOne u. "ucn ubltJea y;een III en 9r,uies Girhalt.
nl' III lcsn Ce SSerecucun9 te5 SttCrs aber lit
uel itIorner st, elu Iacll Otleben miro uetpsnttt
auf 0erIthldaften, Sd)Iuf uuc Serseruuaell, II slu
au*eter Iht iur !RnAit. Se uU crlAer tet tels reS
tlren lteht, cctr AAl1jes III cue Y,rpenouM, Su NJ
erlereu 3,rcft ; tenn ais mIn tn rcn Ser Stuatn
rd 1hld, y. 9trten ulvtrAnt,pctltper Eantn .cuteM
Mrrb nit Srber telle9tc, uno ct:e 9trtsn III unnl1
|E9cr oIt o,rhancen tulrel, cn Gl Ger prcls Gil
|pers, nno Nvt leeA 40 nlu lpcrnc Si]hAeritbe III
cnl SNerraV ucn 20-5O,OOO OtNIrs ia. Gle Tirtf.
trrcA ocr cMrd 9tc 2$loee i'll Orn"e 9crlutc,en Scr
Sta ten S'1nf mltNtcn cemc bM Ira + tin Yclhent
ron lNldScn Weiatblhaf.rn ;um SSttra9e $40 900
Ser GluHAs, Ocn cle WenSe ais Mln,s teuuscu
SllEers onF cen Scanec 1uSub, flnn aus 0t ltepen,
Iccn entnrlllReM rerecn .. .. /
cccer, rcr III SclB ucu @i9cuthum lit, perEpenrcs
raltlpe eut,prrer fur 0eauerp GtSelAnJ eiuer Nsn
Ir. ..".. .." .
| SIM crit.n Safe iudt er I'D, ramlt Bcbnuns Stab
u.a uuo Slsleer. aud, Urb Seranugeu uno 9eitiSe
1Iusbilouna 81 uerlhaffsn .-.. j.. ...0
| syn ;pciten TaDe ia ut CT camit Earle ben AT stn
ecre, pDer fault h eir ftuttrasences 0runrltuf, o.
|,r Dermeuect es auf @cWerte cbe, Sanesl
] Sn beiccn 6dQen t,uu,t baS @i,cntbum, trcnl es
aus @elo tetdno. clue dncete Ncrm an, inoem es ls
eldes tpecer @eauB 9epib licc, Sriide trdst, nod
Den @rfcg menldlihcr slrbeit erb6ben faun pesbalt
les im ntere0e ieoes @elcbesers liea, oaslbe Seseu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
ASSURANCE.

L7RE &MARTNE iNSURA NCE-There rr
4 tvosuatoHs only in which individuals ran
" placed, W iere they can adequately appreciate
the value III insurance. These are, while -tand-
I * upnn tina runs Of their own property, ..ther
receiNing from an insurance office the iuIl a.
uoEut which they have lost, or standing on the
anne spot surrounded perhaps by q d. ISOLATE lam
W, lamentug hat stupidity and f0liv which haC
.i,N'd 10 lrovide for such a conun grucy.
: ATKINSON, Agent Of the PROrEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARrFOnD, CONN
viii take risks N dwcln houses, ware houses
torres, mills, factories. dc, together with Ihei'
'"nlents, such as furniture, merchandise. ma
'1ias"y. and everyoth'r description If InSnrable,
'rop',ry Also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
M their carg 'es 10 aud from any port On the
Western Waters
towel. tnn I. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
WEST Erin INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPiTAr. $500 ono.
~
I:1III6 SHOES
N sES1sS /! . l SsIVlsSsA,jS ,

S1IGN OF TIE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
- A ; TODD. has Just received n large an,l
ccmp Ie assortment Of the following Guosls. vhirh
nre II Tho best quality. md viii he sold lnw f,r
cash a. his BOOT. 81 or AND BONNET HOUSE.
GFNTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES
Fine Calf aud Nfor,-cco Boots, seNed. city made
do do do pump sole
Kin: Calf md Tl,.ck Bp,b
&c ,tlrrpcn,' lina cnlrand M.rorro .hncs ~ tho
latest style viz:-Biddes. Unions. Duwn;ngs. Web
s,ers. Calf End Moruccn Dancing Pumps Tavern
Sins nnd water pro"f Over shoes; also, Kin and
Thirk Brognns oi oil kifss.
LADIES' SHOES e. BOOTS
Fine black cold aud brpnzed KID Slippers of
different kinds Village Lace. Paris Ties. Baskins
Jefferson TICS fine straJ and Iie Kid, Se Noroccu
and Cali walking shoes white md black Md nnd
Satin Slippers, black ad cold Silk nnd Lasting
Caters. wseT prooG lu iued Over shoe'.
MISSES g. CHiLDRENS' SHOES
Fine city mode XII and Murorco Slippers Kid
Seal md Calf walking Shoes Morocco md Calf
Lace Boot. black nj cold Kid Bpskins. black md
cold Victoria Gailsr. Kid. Calf and Morocco Ankle
Tics.
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
/ Fine Plain md Wave Plorence Braid Bounris
Inglish and American Straw do. Cypress. Willow
nd lawn d.. Cenilemens' Fine LeghOrn single
md donble hrm Summer Hats imitation Panama
Dr Orleans Hats. BOYS nud Childrsns' Leghorn
and Palm Leaf Hats nf everv variety.
LEATHER.
Spanish. Country Sple Rip anil Uprer Leniher.
Call. I'D. Goat, Binding and Lining Skins 81 the
hrs quality. Also pretty respectable sprinkle of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JUST cnU NJ The
Sign ofrhe BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. South
End OF Market S,luare. may IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER GOODS

4: The NEIT .STO?E' No. IiI. Main 81
". &; u. ". MARSH. would respectfully
call the aitention Of theIr friends and Tie
public ~ genera. To- the beautiful assnrtmcrt Of
goods, they have just received, ard nre row
opening. nj their Store. No Ia. Main Sir.-f -.d
which thew are determined 10 sell cheaper Thar
ever. Among thtu you Will find
Surer rxtra Black Cloth; sup wool hiacE rRs
si-reres; sun blqr, black. steel and radet mixed
S-ttinetIs; Summer CloIhF; uivCd siamkr"ous:
Heavy fancy Drills; Whdc Barnsey Nul!ing-;
nrab Damask: Scar sucker Gngha31s; Eluc dri Is
Kentucky Jeans; Tickings and Check g; 3 vds
wide blpachcd Shooting, sun Russia Shre'ing;
- and 81 Table Diaper; Cd Black and Green
Meiinoes; Naukeens; black and cold A uacha;
coating Glnghams; Solid do: Manchester and
Down GInghnus; Scarle, and White Flanne's;
Plaid Jaconetis; Cashmere and Mausline de
( .aine Shawls. black I.cvantine hdkfs; bnnn, q
/ .awns; 81 Plaid Shawls. Canton Fl' nnels;
York DeniiSe, Newport Ctssimercs: SelcSia,;
! srecn baragci White and Pink Gro de Nar;
| lobhinCtt &c. &c.
A large and splendid assortment Of FANCY
+ TRINTS, very che-p good ,rtrsrnt 0f Ho-
sery, I.aces. Edeiuqs, Ribbons and Hdkis,
Trimmings, Umbrellas and ParasOls; bonnet
/ Itwus.
I They mvi tethe pcou'c call nod cvnninc their
/ gods be'ore PURCHASING thew feel confident
I the eHer a. great n not greIter hlrgaa rs
! thn any other House in me city, jun ;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
RATTIWORT HOTsU.

A large and CON pO4ious fbrsss0ry 5rirt building
M0vu0B 81. WHrElrVc, Va.
* FO CAR3UTHERS, respectfully informs
N the travelling public, that be continues o.
keen the above f1hIishmnut" and hopes by street
attention 20 merit generous share Of public sat
rOnaEp
1hs Io~sffbs rfhC Eaiun5re House is superior
% any other Iu iIto cIF being convenient 20 the
nm NTprhaufra' bank. nearly opposite the Post
Office. Directly opposite the Nessra VIM Paxton
4 sons. Fleming and TInglc. Cranqle y R,ley's
-fhrs ohprcing % travellers visiting the city or
business n verf desirable situation.
a Coud stable Is attached 90 the premises which
will be carefully attended w..
Gentlemen calling no this House en- have th. I-
rassngg In stpaTlhoHfs and roaches secured COIL.
the best terms -h1ggnge will be- convened Ter
travellers t0 add from BOats free of rharpr; ard
Co1cnts viii cal % thc door % receive passs.
gcra.
Good a"rv70'a VIII BE employed N visit ou
traveller. and fne Housr vfli bp Uuen af ~ bon
of ug.r Ser f.sr g.CInfnu Charges made
su,t Tive TIME. Wl-tlus. n1y 20 IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
NEORE NEW Z GODS. in.l received at

Az ORE NEW l. GODS iusr received a.
We M 49,, Main ~, WHEELING. VA. Tho
puidi" are respectfully informed. that my secnro
supply O." NEW GOODS has arrivDd--iS open. nuh
ready f'r sale. Al are rc>pe, TIA ~ uVnCd O." c
Hud examine them.
! do not intend Z" Inr f'r'h any hig Aill- Or hang
"ut gte'i n,ing nag, with n Se aud ludicrons rrP
resolutions pu ihrm. ~ am unwilling -. t"lICve
HAT au intelligent community Viii uuv tu
cnnntrnauce such iutal r,b!e huTnhurgP
Nv stock will 10 ,arve-wrl selecrrd.iY lTpnehi
(ts b nesily t-hrvp) rhr,'P land the p,t'lIr
assured that q will t., snld CHEAP. hnwFvcr d.
not pr'ioSs in :. u Cnnis f.r less than ih-y
he huuph IN the eastern rilics--aS expect Ia thakv
IN honest wing hy nv prnlils: nEd th,s believe
tho circulation Of ali regular merchants
urly ask the puhlic ." cali and give nv Goods
fair examination " nh mind divesied Of pJpg.:
mud II they do not find them fully cheap ~ IlIns-
at my neighhmrs, certainty canuni he unrc1sHna
lie as Ia expect IhG m tn buy. SENSENEY.
npl1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

Al w lIEiSkELL, has received and :
". opening nj the conner 81 Unnn nrai War
ssF~rr oPprsir s ,UIh West cuSnrr It Ihc MAlKET
HOUSE. n large supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
r. "! ich he respectfully invites the aucidhn of
the public. L. has hecump rn>I"mary fIr p--Srns
l-rfr,s.n c To- hr Merchants. en,eav"r ,rebC an
Erc'emsH" lay cutting G'rth improbable tllrHeuis
In regard To- tie quanny and rheapucss Of !h6r
G,uId~. rlrat il Is he presumed that the public hnv
he6unr Disguised with "such tricks OF trade, oru
will lie satiSlici wuh the truth All Icr,nns wish
ing to purchase ,Guods at a small advance the
Eastern COST nre invited la call aud they assured
that This will be the case. aud nn mistake. w
Heskel caunoi sell his goods low Country
herchanis ran purchase them in the Eastern cities;
hut viii scil cheap as They can he hough in
Wheeling. The public will find almost every nrii.
Gle Of DRY GOODS al his store, suitable inr The
eason.
500 ps American Prints exceedingly rheaI; 100
piercs EnelivT and French Chinfz 30 pieces Paris
ton. Manchester, French and domestic Glnghnms;
~ bales Brown Muslin at JgireS so piervs
hlrnched Muslin very cheap; Checks and Furniture
Coifuns; lriss Linens; Brpwn Holland; Grass Linen
for conIs Crash; Bruwu T. men; Table Cltis; Brow u
mud BIeached Table Diaper, Towel Diaper Bt,lscye
Diapers FauncIs al c.d,rsS Black. Blue Din Bo,Wn.
Greea mad Invisible Green ClulI,-; New sIvle Eu-
glish Fanny CsssinIeres; CnsFiueits and Kentucky
Jeans; 6lnck and Rrown Sammer Cluth &c varinus
qualities; Blsrk and Mixed Drilling Cuttrua,les, Sc;
t'ambTOuns, Grape aHd cfafe lisse, M''snsllH de
lsinrs; Bslzariues style; Printed Surouies Bi,-
net silks and lawns also Innings; white. back and
Isxed silk and cotton hase and III hose Bnmhazne,;
MeriSo; Alpncha cloll Black Italian and "iher Silksi
Syirndid assortment 81 Vrslings; Silk aud Tsbhy
NelvetS Silk Bruche and Mouslin De Lame ShHwls
LADIES' Cravas; Green Bsrage; Chantilly VeilS
Silk nnd LiHea Camhric Hlndkerchiefs. Back SILK
CpHon, MohaW md Kid Gloves; Light Colorrt
t,luves and nov style Mil, Isle and Thrend Lac,
Edgings and FOolings; Jacuuet aRd Swiss Edgiug'
and lnserlings; variety oiCaP aud Bunret lNh
iuns; Jaconci. Swis ard Null Muslins; Tlrlstor
Muslin for B'rnels; Bpbbineus; Fanny Mus, Plan
ard Figured Ingram Cnrpcting and Rugs; Coio
fnfns irom M 5 20 H. Cnlorcd Carpet Yarns.
bONNEfS. BONNETS. new style SPYING Boz
neis' very great variety lor Ladies aud Ciuldre'
PHlr1 Leaf Hats very chean rnar 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
TRUST SAlEE.
TRTSTEE'S SNLE.

~ s"'Yd'ls real estate eons sting cfTct, I'4-e-
h"tsts 07d dlreiijrFS, on ~ 0fcr Street, Uhse-
fHV, IA.
Ep Virtue Of a deed oftsust executed bv John
Nawcett, bearing date un the STA Of April
lsil, and recorded Ia the clerks Office uf OHIO
COUNTY, shalt, ou Monday rise 18th day of Sep
iember next proceed 10 sell, on the premises, a.
p"hllv auction, 10 the highest h.,dtr or cash, rt
10 rive, - the second square IN mo city of
Wheeling situate on Water street near the steam
boat laudlng, wherein are large ant raiuabie
fFrts story brick 1cIrshouSeS, and . dIrcHinF
bUWses. The title Is o,leved TO be ~ qusstInua bic
but selling as trustee Will only make s@cn title
~ - vested IA me. NM a KING,
may 10 ts TuslcC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

IN ClANCERT--In the Circuit Superior court
NJ Law and Chancery for Ohio county.
BeniImiH I Thistle, complainant.
re-.
Joho M'Lure Samuel M'Krchan, Isaiah Lukrna.
Friend CoS;an Ssmuel Trevor. John W Mes.
sick and Caleb Trevor, partners under the firm
Of Trevor, Megsick a. Co, md Richard Hardes.
tv, late sheriff of Ohio county, Archibald PAUL
Andrew Dempsey and Ceorge1 PAUL partners
under the g so ot PAUL., Dempsey q PAUL, and
Gustavus Cresap.
dsfsu41nfe.
irsrant tothe decree made I'm i6is cause on
the Nth dav uf june l7t3 I shall ou Monday
2tth dav ofJuly I-I3. and rherraf cf by adjourn.
ruenfa from time Coz time as shall be necessary. mo
The oiireof Measrs Jacob g. FIfl1uzf, in Vince
ling. Va, proceed I0 s.afc an account Of Io debts
due 20 the uI1inTH. md any Of the dH'rrdHnfs.
as alleged Doe ihe Bill. and liable 40 be- charged
uno- the real estate r1 th, 1ui mentioned. with
'1e several amounts thereof, % whom due and
owing a. the order In which they 7rc entitled 90 be-
rafd. win auv other hens 90 said real estate
flrrr order and rI0rfg, and anything deemed
.rrffnprf Hr f0Fs-.lrr .gsef1iir required sv fIe
.arrf,4. Dr.. -. FTrIHJ CH. Master -.I1'r.
I.tr1 & NrF9f.r. t1r Con E... r ~
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LASTS.

NOM " vour forgh stug bui Inc pnrp Pcrs.n
~ mon Wuod. just received by a s TODD. o.
The S'gn oithe BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. from
The Fast, splendid assortment GruUerens', L8dfes'
Misses, Boys and Chi,dreus' Persimmon LASTS
Also. very superior BOOT TREES. to be sold Tor
Cnsh 81 Eastern prices. Alsp. general assprtmenr
of finding, Leather Of nll kmjs Bopts Shoes md
Medrcine, &c. Call ~ The Spulh cod ol Market
Squafe. b. 70
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W. JEssOP q SONS CASH sTEEL.

WM JESSOP d SONS CAST STEEL.
ME suberiher has Just received
4 cases by refined eSrrcsslg for aTrs.
do assorted from z To- inches s1uare.
do Iluuhe shear; refined ior edge tuols.
do German Scytae sise
AlS". ige genuine H-a? L. which he Oilers To-
smiih's surerinr 20 Sanlersnu & Brothers mann
hriure. ih'se who have given IL Irnl shy that il
ran be WORKED with higher heat than any other
steel SAMUEL NEEL.
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