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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22

U. 8, snIe Tscxrus; CoNcp.Sor-Tbe Nor.
folk papers make mention Of the H. s. brig Truxtun
having sailed for Constantine pie. The Truxton goe.
out 10 bring home the remains Of the late Commod,re
Porter, who died near that city ID March last. We
do not know that the brig Truxtun was selected for
this sreeal Office on sccourt OF her name, aud ,b,nL
IL quite prousbe tho idea never occurred to the he
Of the Department, and the incident Is therefore the
more singular, nastnuch the first cruise that IN,
ia,c Com Porter ever made wasss Midsbipman
with Com. Trux,up LV5rd, Journal
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22

TUE SEA sEurgsr AonN.-Csrsin Cotton Of the
schooner BriIian' at Boston from Savannah, reports
that on May 18th on the outward passage, Cape Ann
bearrg w. 10 miles, saw large serpent from 10 TO
80 feet IN length, his head scvseJ about eight feet
above the water The schooner the time was with
IN ebou, quarter Of mile from him,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22
orr,cs OF Tsxsronr,roS B. q ORR Co

WasbinqiUn July 20 1913.
TINE Public respectfully informed tlist on and
! after Tuosdiy next, the 25th instant the Even
ing Train Of Passenger Cars Tor Baltimore VII he
&c patched from his CITY At o'cio H. in tesd Of hale
past 4, asst present The change is made with view
TO accommodate those passengers who may feel dis
posed to with The steamboat line for Ph ladci-
pbia, which leaves Ballim're at o'clock, p. NJ.
BY order,
sAM'L. sTETrINIUs, Agent,
July 22-3t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22

nrEsrsrmo SLAVE Casa case Of some nier-
est was recently decided at CsOc'nsst The sei'oo'
according to the Gazette Of that city was brought by
whartman Jones. sgsnst john Van Aandt, under
the fourth section Of tie Act Of Congress OF FEB IL
1893, foe "ha,Srwg ssd sonesaiag" certain negroes
fro,a whom service was due to the plaintiff
at appeared in evidence that during the month Of
Of April 1912 slaves the property OF The PLAIN
Till, left their masters residence IA kenuicky a"u
the following day found in the possession" OF
the defendant, near Pailnyra, ia " arren couni'
Ohio, who had them ~ wagon aud was conveying
them Northward. Seven OF these negroes were
taken from his possession by two men named Heller
man aud Hargraves, who acted without authority
from III plaintiff, and we're by them conveyed To
Covington KY. where they were detained until they
were reclaimed by the plaintiff. The other two ne
groes escaped-one Of whom voluntarily returned 10
his master In Kentucky after few days, and the
other has been retsken. The deendan'
relied upon the want Of proof OF notice to bim ma
these negroes were slaves IN Kentucky, and the 40
sence OF claim by the owner, his agent or attorney
as appears 10 be required by the act Of Congress
The jury in making up their verdict were governed
by the value of the escaping negro and the reward
and expenses paid by the plaintiff, in recovering M
negroes. The value Of the negro Andrew, being
proved TO be 500, and the reward and expenses be
ing proved also TO be 5000. Verdict $1,000"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22

EJBy divine permission, the Rev Mr.. Kingsford,
OF Alexandria, will preach in the First Baptist
Church, 10th street, tomorrow morning. July p,
at eleven O'Clock.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

tsWs, June 1913
The ENJOYS of King Kam,h nmcba, now nj Paris
st no me ~ making their formal protest tg,nst he
enforced csssior TO Great Britain. Il np,tars in the
Pans journals, rs follows:
We read IN I'urosl tho news Of fact which
appear /, US inexplIcsbr, if IL he true.
he islands of Hasan (Sandsich) are said e.,
have been occupied ny Brtish forces the name OF
Her Mrjrsiy he Qo,e ri Great Britain.
These islands are civilized, christian, and indie
pendent
" Their Independence was sckn.,wledgcd by tho
VI tied States Of Amefica the i9th # Decenb.r
1912, and hy the British Government on the Ist OF
April last.
I'VE had positive romisc Of their recognition
from the French Government.
" How after thai could posse ssion have been taken
Of the islands uf Hawaii
Under all circUms,aoces and until more annie in.
formation, we soicmDly protest. against III oceupa-
uon rs cInirary To the rights Of and the sane
NY of The bonds which unite nati,ns between them
selves, whatever may b theurlsiivc power.
We hand 10 the Reruc de FOrieni The record of
the Oien al Society, of which we are members the
extracts OF the original acts of recognition which
are 10 oor possession, These docomenl. shall be
publr he'd.
-.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22
OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS

Lieut.. T. A. M. Craven, 10 The Falmouth.
Lieut.. Arthur Lewis, on turlough.
PROMOTIONS.
Commander w. X. Latinier, 10 be Captain.
Lieut.. Cnailcs Wilkes, TO be Commander
Lieut.. E ish, Peek, to be Commander
Passed Mid. John N. Mattt, To be L'eu'enah'
Passed Mid. Washington Gwalhmey' 10 d
Lieutenant.
Pissed Mid. VIM. Ronckendorf, 70 be L'eu
tenant. a8
Passed Mid. WIN. Beverly, 10 be Lieutenant
Passed Mid. John Hall, to be Lieutenant.
rassru NIlu, rIaucIs nawry, " ue A'su'en
ant. ~ pA
Passed Mid. VIM. e. lie Roy, to be Lieu
tenant. sHae
Passed Mid. Maxwell Woodruff TO be Lieu
tenant.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22

The MAD HOUSE Converted INTO A HOUSE OF
Joy.-Hcw different the present system Of treating
the insane is om tina, which prevailed fifteen years
agol Al the Hartford Asylum, on the All instant,
the patients were treated to sumptuous e. terrain
men, in garden where tables were arranged under
the shade of the trees choir of talented musicians
and several musical instruments in attendance added
their charms 10 the The Declaration Of Inde-
pendence read and appropriate religious services
soemDzed; toass, wit, and sentiment, ished around
the temperance board with the creates, good feeling
the utmost good order and decorum observed by
ALL and when the company arose and marched in pro-
csssion to their rooms, very many the and %
men were heard congra'uiating one another upon the
pleasures OF the occasion, exclaimiog This is the
happcst day we ever saw"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22

F'Rrs The stable near the Long Bridge, owned
by Dr. Gunneli, was this morning destroyed by FIRE.
On Friday morning, between three and four
O'Clock, the large cabinet mandatory in High
street, Georgetown, owned by Mrs. Ann Neal, W. S
partially consumed. Upwards Of $500 worth Of fur
nurc and large assortment Of valuable tools arc
among tho ruins; which, together with the damage
done to the house, renders quito certain tina, 81 500
vii not cover the loss.
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How will the Globe dispose OF General Dawson.
who was appointed postmaster at New Orleans a
li'le WINE ago by MIR, Tyler' lsbc polluted by the
Tyler touchi I be democrats of Louisiana have
elected him as their representative in Congress but.
according to the doctrine 81 The Globe he ha.
himself unworthy Of sssociating with the Democra-
tic party, by accepting Office under Mr.. Tyler, and
lhat press, oi course, wiz object 10 his voting for
Blair n Rses as printers TO the next Congress. The
New Hampshire Patriot will read him out of the par
ty, and the New Hampshire Argus will dcnounco
hun, II they are consistent; yo4 the Democracy of
Louisiana have confidence bim and we su- peel he
wIli heartily co operate WITH and be confdej in by,
the democratic members Of Congress, notwi,hstand.
ing all this.-Bosiop Pos,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22

"TIMOTEO HAALILIO.
W LILLIAN RICHARDS .
Enrow Of Ills Majesty King Kam,hareha M 10 Iis
Majesty the King of The French
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
CROTTP CROIPI

TIN. Is complaint Ia '.hich children are peouli
arly lnhle. II is an Inflammation of the NIndppe.
and IL characterized by fever cough and hOaTseness.
difficulty OF breathing. accompanied With sposrnodic
affection The causes Geld and exposure. Ia
the cure ofihi, complaint. The clarified essence If
hOARHOUND CANDY has been found Of great
value Many physicians do tot hesitate TO prescribe
ii as being the hest medicine they furnish. lis
peculiar peasanness of taste renders IL easily Inken
by children, which is desirable thing in its favor;
use IL in time. SCARLET FEVER and PUTRID
SORE THROAT. These twu comp'ai drea-
ded and oii-mcs fatal. have their origin in a cold
Indeed II is hard To trace complaints that arise
al this fthe yc mr.. which cannot be discover
ed. fr'm permitting the system To become cqilled.
and cOld follows. ending in one or the other Of
variety Of Complaints, nearly all Of which terminate
fatally. through sheer neglect.
There eau be ut the present day no excuse for
this neglect Of life The means of saving relatives
friends. and all We hold dear. from the raVnges oi
CONSUA1PT. on, COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHNiAS.
SORE THROAT. INELA MMATlON q THE
L"NGS. GROUP. PLEUHSY. SCARLET FE
YER. and NIL complaints which originate ia cold
can he had without The least trouble, and at the
expense Of Iri1e. IL is by delay death follows the
attacks of disease and friends participants when
they neglect the means Of cure within their reach
The way To be prepared is this. Keep by you a
few packages of the IIoarhound Candy aud use AT
The first symptoms Of n cole. SILL wholesale and
retail Nv PEASE & 5 IN, Inv ntOr and Prsprie-
tor. as Div sion street.
Each Agent has n Certificate Of Agency. signed
Pcnsc & SIN in their own hand writing
For sale by JAS BAKER aud
HIRAM KANE,
mar % Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE

UDY Virtue Of deed OF Trust from Dana Hub-
III j bard Ia me, dated March 90, 1888, and re-
corded in the Clerks office OF Ohio county, ia deed
book No %, page 3l6. | shall proceed TO sell on
Wednesday the eighth day OF March s43 al the
front door of the court house OF said county AT o.
clock, p NJ fer ready money, 10 the highest and best
bidder. the following property viz.
Lois No l. 2 3 aud in the ninth square in the
bwer town Of Wheeling, on which erected 4
valuable steam mill and sash factory.
Aso lots No 6, I. 6. 9, 10. ! | and ~ in Ean
or Middle Wheeling. laid out by Peter Yarnall and
aihers.
Aso,a valuable farm on Wheeling creek in Ohio
rouniy. containing one hundred and eighty nine
| acres, being the same conveyed 10 said Hubbard by
John M'Lure, adjoining the lands Of Jacob and
others.
Selling trustee, will convey such lille an ID
vested in me by said deed Of trust.
GeblIs JOHN LIST, Trustee.
The sale Of the above property is postponed, BY
consent, until Friday, 24Ih March. lS43.
| March J. LIST, Trustee.
BY consent OF parties, the sale Of the above pro-
pertv further postponed until Friday, The 3iEl
instant al The sumo lime and place
LIST. Trustee.
March 81, ls43.
The sale of the above property, is by consent oG
parties, further pOsDoned until Wednesday The l2h
day OF April neIi. al the same time ard place,
J. LIST, TrnsIss.
March 81 lS43.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

Ar VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, on Mon
w day The lirs, day Of May Ie43, nj The frout
dUur "f the court house for Ohio county.
By virtue oitwn sevsrnl deeds of trust from James
VI WheIt to the subscriber, the first bearing date
tie LIST day of June lS40 and she second bearing
date on the lSIh day of May 1871 both Of record
in the Clerks office for Ohio county, the first in
Book 81 page 49, The second in book 25 page I 7.
shall sell. on Monday the let day OF May l643 :,
al the front door o: the COarI House for OhocuuRy
between the hours 81 0 o'clock NJ, nnl o'clock
to the highest and best bidder at pubic auction,
lots numbered one, TWO, three and four l.. square
numbered eight, in The addition IL South Wheeling
as laid of 10y Juhn Richie and Samuel SprieE, calls
cd "Riiche Town." being The same lois Oh which
said Wheat resides.
SAID lots will be sold either separately sr tege-
Their as may be deemed most advantageous Tor all
parties cOycsrned.
Terms made known day Of sale
Selling Trustee shall convey TO the purchaser
only such title as is vested in nv the deeds Of
trust above mentioned. JAMES 8 WHEAT.
Trustee.
BRENTLINGER & SHALLCROSS.
mar2T WOW Auetioneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

THE CHEAPEST BOOKS EVER ISSUED.
TENHE subscriber has just received at the ola
n stand of Robb & Stephenson, SIX numbers
of Harpe-'s edition Of AHiSon's History Of Europe
from 1889 to 1915, hieh Is admitted by general
consent 10 be one Of the most able, profound and
Intensely interesting histories ever wTtteS, ard
which IS ripIdly passed through three editions
in England and one IT France, and is now in
course Of publication, IN semi monthly num-
bers Of about LA pages each al % cts. The cost
Of the English edition is $50. The Amerlc m
reader will be put IN possession ef the same work
apI WIN J ROBB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

w ceiyed from the East and have now open
ed at No. 1871. Main street. large stock offspring
aud Summer Goods, French. English and American
"a part rs follows
Black, Blue. Invisible Bot Silk handkerchief.
tie Green, brown AZ Drao White and black File
Cloth, gIpyes md Minis
Blue, black. drab. slate e. Silk coll. & Md do do
sage cOlored Cassimeres Artificial Flowers
French, plaid. blue riL'J Black lace. chanlla fille
black. drab single milled and gnuze wells.
do. Mourning Collars.
Sauineu Kenuky jeans Fillei. thread and Isle Va
NIL qual'Iies and prices. ces. edgings. 6crings. &c
Summer sluhs for men amt Vslmera Cuttings,
boys. Ribbons in great variety
Flats and stripped Linen Black& undressed HOlasC
dr'llInIs, Figured, Cheine Il plaiI
Is ne drill x Mexican mix parasUs.
iurer' Scotch gineham & Cutlor
Cotton AIDES s giraffe eloh umbrellas.
GanhruOn mud VrlVrteen. Nesiiugs. somo SpanIst
500 pieces Print, a,sorI- patterns.
ed qualities, A large stock Of Notions
beautiful assortment IF suCh as buttons. brushes
Fr9nch Mosaic g. English com bs, pins busSes tapes
ChiniZ and Lawn, sewing silks, eOIds, Sus
MonslIn de laines q ehal- pcuders. gun caps &c.
leys, Ia tales IA bro Muslin
Chambray, Manchester. to blssched do
Enrlsion ind American 1914 aud ~ Blankets
Ginghams, 8 bales cotton yarn ~ Q
Bonnet silks and Lawns, Wadding and hating,
various cUlnrs, TIcknrys and Flannes.
Blcnched & bro Irish I'm Carpets and Rugs,
ems. grass du Florence hraId * honey
4 and 1914 damask Ia. OInbLeghorn. l braid &
blr Jinper willow fash'ble bonnet,
Crash and hires eye do GeuIipmeu's singh q dOu
White, black and mixed ble hrimcd Lcghurn hais
hOse and hall hose, Palm leaf do, sc.
Silk do. HATTER'S FURS ANT
Alpacha LusIre, TRIMMINGS.
BombAznes, NuIria, RussiI, Muskra
French ( English mer and COney.
noes, Findings aud bindings.
Binck aud blue black groS SkIvers, sides & lips,
de Rhine silks, Slipping brushes. lea Their
Striped, fg'd a. waterloo Ftp papers.
Black silk N Iabny velvet, Shellack aud extract OF
81 = 81 Silk shnwls. log wosd,
Ladies' and gentlemen lSAxony and Spanish lelis
satin a. silk scarls. luowsIrings, &c.
BandanI N. fax 81 fancy
We willing to sell at a small advance for
cash either wholesale or retail. Those wishing e.
purchase will please give call. mind at No
l3l Main ST., where they shalt find goods cheap
as nj any "her house ia the city,
rar25. G. & A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
FARMFOR SALE.

A SMALL farm IN Belmont County Ohio. abou
IA b miles from Wheeling. is offered for sale on
Terms suited 10 the times. TmIs farm has sixty a.
ores OF cleared land in excellent state for euliiya-
iion having lain in grass for The four years
young ore hard of selected frur planted out after
the most approved PLAZA. The soil ia Of the very heal
quality. Far further particulars enquire at this
office mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
COPPER. TIN SHEET WARE.

ME SUBSCRIBER would INFORM his OIL Gus
n TONERS and the public generally, that he still
continues Ia manufacture the above articles, IL ak
Their varieties. al his old stand on Uni Street
WHEELING VA JOBBING Of all kinds done
aiIhc shnrtest notice. Houses covered with COP.
PER, TIN. ZINC, or SHEET IRON, un the most
approved plan AMI reasonable terns. From his ex.
PenenCe n this business he narICrs himself that he
VIII he able l. give general satisfaction SPOUT
INC i"r houses, OF every kind, aud price made
Io order with prompiness and dcspaIrh. He also
cOnIITnes tho manufacture Il RUSSIA IRON
CRATES for dwellings, either plain fancy -
These CRATES for comfort, nveniense and beauty
add greatly TO the finish Of a parIor
ALSO. on hand a variety Of patterns orCOOKING
STOVES eIiher for wood or coal suitable fpr Hotels
STEAMBOATS, or private families. which cannot be
surpassed by any in this market. either - utiiiry or
prize, a.! Of which he is determined 10 sell nj the
most reduced prices for Cash Or approved barter
mar D TIIOS G. CULBERTSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN CHANCERY.-Stan & Houston,
rs.
Thomas Jones & others
Under aud by virtue of the decree pronounced
in this cause, at the late intermediate term Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanctry for
Ohio coun y. / shall offer for sale at the court
hous. of Ohio county Oh Monday the first day of
May next, (ISi3, Pew number 80 ms Matthews
church, Wheeling. the same being .he Pew owned
by said Thomas Jones
TERMS-A credit of twelve months--the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security, beaIIng IN
from the date there f. and the title retained
until the purchase money is paid.
w MITCHELL, ID Sheriff asd
mar l. I'm Commissioner in this behalf
The sale Of the above property. is postponed unnl
Saturday the 9Th dav Of May next
W MITCHELL, d. Sheriff md
April }. lS43. Commissioner in this behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
10 InsEPn RHlNEBERGER.

XOU will take notice, tbs on Saturday the l5th
davof April next, az the Office Of N organ Me-
son in tlse cts OF Wheeling, between the hours OF
o'clock A W. and sunsef, ! shah cause 90 be ia
ken the deposiuous OF JOseUh BrsntliuFer and
other witnesses, 20 be read N evidence a. the
hearng of &c ftatn suit IN chs ncery, depending
p the circuit superior court or law and chancery
ior OHIO county, v herein 1 suh plaintiff and you
are defendant - which time sud placs you can
aN IL nav Garrett sNEDTKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
NEW SPRING GOODS

Only giT days from CUH6eTt0nd. HHTTd for he
GREAT CENTRAL"
SENSENEY, has The pleasure TO inform his
- friends and the pa bile. thai he is now recei-
wing aud opening his first stock NEW SPRING
GOODS. comprising very general assortment OF
STAPLE DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. as well as
a fair assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES. He can
only say to the public that he Is prepared and UiH
seIl As low any regular dry goods house in the
city. and tu be convinced Of the truth of this, they
have only 10 give hm q call mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
FOR CINCINNATI.

DACON-t wish % purchase Bacon, Lard.
ID Beesxar. Festheu, Hops CANA and Rail
Road Strip. and Timothy Seed. A lOt Of Hats
Shoes. b. q. Serars. Coffee. Wine, Svgar and Tsa
will Be e1ehauged ia Western Produce NJ Manu-
fscture. H. NJ JAMESON,
NH IS Commission Merchant, Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
GREAT EXCITEMENT
EXTRAORDINAR ARRIVAL!
TIE q RE.fT 80 ES FERN

SFhI.NO " SOhIEh (TOODO.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
NRAF q BALLEN BERG respectfully
~ notify their friends and The public generally,
that they have just received and now opening at
their store. north east corner Main aud Market |.
ly, n very large and splendid of seasona-
ble. fancy and pie Dry Goods, which with their
former stock makes the assortment complete; the ex.
lent beauty and variety Of whIch is surpass ed
cquned this city and for chcapneEs cahI be heat
Their stock parI Of the following very de-
sirable articles:
Wool dyed Broad cloth ofevery color and quality.
from 81 50 To 90 I'D; Black, cold and fd Alp
cha cloths, a large assortment of linen aud Gallon
stuff i-r pants; SILKS, plain, striped. rhene aud
haired, very great variety from Al els To 3
Chally, very handsome As els; Chnrzes 4Ihs wide
% cts, JaCUuet, Null. Cambria Book Cross. barred
and Lice Muslus; Keniucky Jeans at 25 cts per q.
PLAIN and Tailed summer cloth for gentlemen's
wear; Psrisienne Painted Lawns for lS eta yard
Balzarine new Article for ladies' dresses; Man
chester ginghams al cts; Bed Ticking at cts ,d
splendid assortment of Scarfs and Crnvas for la
dies; Csssiner Black ond Fancy Cassimeres; Plain
and ribbed Gamhroon ofIhe best quality; Black satin
al Sc CTS n yd; Fig'd Bombazines; French Lawn.
new 81, lie Abs wide. very fnc 81 cts; \ Orleans
cloth Mousin de LANES 6 cts; IRISH Linens. Lin.
EN- Lawn aud Birds Eye Linen.
compLe.e assortment of BONNETS very cheap;
a large stock ofGlUves and Hosiery from 6 cts up
wards to oil qualities and Srices; together with
25 900 yds CALICO and MUSLIN Of every style
and quality, which We offer from 3 To - cts a yd.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find it much To
their interest call on them they enabled 10
sell all their Goods at Eastern prices.
Don't forget TO call at che GREAT WESTERN.
mar % Pm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
TO THOSE WHO gVANT COMBS.

lust received this day one case OF COMBS.
. consisting Of Shell Back AMI Side Combs,
Brazilian Back and Side COMBS.
English Horn Reddiug do
American do do DO
lvory Fine Tooth and Pocket COMBS,
fy,ry Ue,Idfnr do
HAIR BRUSHES and general assortment ofPER
FUMERY.
CLOCKS and WATCHES repaired on shou
notios. (msr 2O) 40 tAIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
BRANDE,s ENCYCLOPEDIA.

4 DICTIONARY Of Science. l. terature and
N Art, comprising the history, description and
scientific prinsples of every branch of hum an
knowledge with the derivation and definition OF
all the terms in general use. The above work
will he completed IN ? semi monthly parts Of "a
large page each, Four numbers are already
received and " Ill be sold the New FORK price,
IS cts per nuabeT. VIM ROBB
at the old stand Of
apI RObb e. Stephenson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
QUILL PURCHASERS.
TRUSTEES SALE.


Virtue of a deed OF trust executed by Fran
oes Melton to the subscriber, bearing daIS
the 18TH day of February IS4i, and of record in
the Clerks OH e of Ohio county, shall proceed
TO sell On The 4th day Of March isi3, at the tav.
ern OF John ID Foster, IN the town of rriadvlphla,
To the highc tbidder at publ; auction. n certain
trac or parcel OF land, living and being near Tn
adelphla IN the counts Of Ohio, containing three
acres more or less, being the land on which said
Melton resides, and was purchased by him OF
Charles ID Knox, and John Fsay, seVeraily.
Selling as trustee, shall only convey to the
purchaser such title as Is vested in me by said
deed OF trust.
Terms of sale. Cash.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
fsb It's Trustee.
Tie sale of tho above properly is postponed
mill The first day Of AprlueNt nv consent Of parties
Tcrms-one half cash, md the residue ia thirty days
from sale. I. w. MITCHELL. Trustee.
March 4, 1913.
The sale of the above property is postponed until
Saturday the o.. day of Nav
l. w. MITCHELL. Trustee.
April 3, 1913.