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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-18
State of Soutls Carolina.
.iBBEYILLE DISTRICT.

.iBBEYILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
RTILTON CIiiLES who has been arrest.
IYE cd and is now confined within the bounds
Of The Jail of .AbbevilIe District, by virtue of d
capias nd satis!aciendurn nj the sui, OF Samuel
Gilmcr, having filed his petition with n schedule
on oath, Of his whole estate and effects with the
purpose Of obtaining the benefit Of tue Acts OF
the General Assembly, commonly called ihe
Inso!vea, Dchior's Acts.
Public notice Is hereby given, that the re,;.
ton Of the said Milton Chilcs. ~'ill be- heard
in the Cour, Of Common Pleas Tor .ih5rville
District, At hbbcvilIc Cour, House, on We'd
ncsiay the I'D day Of March next, or on such
other day as the Cour, NAV order during the
term commencing On the third Monday IN
March next III said place. Aud all the credi'
tors of the said Milton Chilcs. are hereby sum
moncd, personally or by attorney, then and
there in the said Court. 10 shcw cause. il any
they can, why the benefit OF the Acts aforesaid
should no; be granted to she said Milton C!.Ilcs
upon his executing the assignment, required
by the Acts aforesaid.
JOHN r. LIVINGSTON. &C ?.
Clerks Office. Deer. il. 1912. (SII I0) 81
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o,si VV1Od KgAMlers.
State of South Carolina.
ABREVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Francis A. Councr, VS. attachment.
George Conner. Debi.
WHE said Plaintiff having flied his dec
Il I~ara,ion in my office against the said
Defendant. who is without the limits Of the
State: Ordered, that The SAID Defendant
do appear and plead thereto. within n year
and a day, from the fling Of the same:
otherwise. final judsmcn, will I've awarded
against him.
J.. F. LIVINGSTON, c. C. p.
Clerks OlIicc, Dec 1912 CO AZ
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THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT, !
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CARoLfHh'"S

IN BANKRUPTCY. "if
" the matter OF John kussel, Planter, resi-
u ding III Abbryiile District. South Carolina
a Bankrupt. = aa.
Pursuant to m Older of the District Cour'
Of the United States, for the DisIic; Of South
Carolina, Notice is lereby given, that cause be
shewn before the. said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the twenty
eighth day CT January next. a. eleven O'Clock.
A. H., why the said John Russell. should
not receive his Discharge aud Certificate as n
Bankrupt.
Charleston. 29,h day Of October, Is42.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
Ncyr. 9 II Al
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Notice.
PHECES

TENl!E low prices III Cotton. The ,chrci''
IL of Money, and the c%heapuess %! Ia
i,"ur ia aimos, every other branch Of trude. adj
monishcs the T,ilos> in Ed.eticld Village. Ihn'
they too, must le, their prices correspond wI,ir
the times. Under these circumslu,!cr~ and
having procured wOrkn;cn who are wiling Ia
work nj reduced rates, we !nyi,c our custo.
mers.. and the public generally. 10 call and eNa.
riIne our stock. aud hear our prccs.wi,icli shall
be low (for Ia. same ~arliclrs) as any similar
csiublishrica, III the Southern country.
GOuDE u LYON.
Dec. >. 1872. Il Is
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MeaicaA Notice.

Dr. JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
nFFERS his professional service. 90 the
" citizens OF Edcefield vilinge andndjaccn
country, ard can be found, by calling ut s. p.
Goodies dwelling, at all times.
Move r 40
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MRS. e. WI. D0EVD

1a Nas ivy W y
will superintend tie establishment. whose
long experience in bussiness, has made her
familiar with all its branches. All work viii
be executed with neaineSs and dispatch, and
in n style not inferior TO any similar establIsh'
li.ihaent. in Charleston or Augusta.
Orders from tho country. ale respectfully
solicited.
BLAND & BUTLER.
October 10. I6l2 TI
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N0TsgE.

NVE wv
HhISS0LUTfON OF PARTNERSHIP.
AV The limited partnership between LO
Il. Form of Hamburg. 5. c.. and GE"RoE VI.
NEWTON OF An-ns'n. ia. would expire by The
articles 0: lis formation on the 9Th Of October
lS43, bur ny miirai corseIi we l.rreby deter
10 iinKi lis coi,inuapre TO the fns; day Of
gehsaary Jssi.
J. O. Is. FORD,
GEORGE VI. NEWTON.
Hamburg ) c., Uc,. lCIh. If 81
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FALL And WINTER GOODS
AND TPJHyfyNGS %

of the lases, style. consisting in parts OF Silks,
Satins. Ribbons. Lnces. Gloves, Mits, Hosilry
Scarfs. Fancy Swals. Cambria Handkerchiefl,
Felvets, Wialehonc, Iurls, Combs. Brushes,
Plus, Needles. Perfumery O: various kinds.
and many other articles loo numerous to men,
ton.
ALSO
A fine assortment OF Lcgbnrn, Florence. Tus.
can, and Straw Bonne,ts, French aud Amer.
can Flowers. Fashionable Silk Hats made 10
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.gasui.sisi,.aSo..'s .Soeice.
Ep.ecufnr,s .Nnfice.

Dec. IS
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

IN CHANCERy-Tn the Circuit Superior court
: OF Law and chsncery for Ohio county.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank 81 Vince
ling. complainant.
John Clarke and Rebecca Clarke his wife, Job
Stanbery and Doteas g has wife, Samuel r
Brockunier and Ssrsh Z his wife. John r
Clarke, Ebenezer Il Clarke. David Hull and
Elizabeth Il his wife, Daniel Lamb and Mana
NJ his 'viie, Alexander sullivan and Helen l.
his wife, julia A Clarke, Rebecca clarke the
younger, Joseph Gill, Francis X Armstrong.
administration de. bonis non. with The will an
seHed, Of Noah Zane deceased, Ely Dorsey and
MARY L MS wife, Ebenezer Zane, William w
ShriYer add Caroline his wife, James A Nc
Clean and Mary his wife. Plstof Zane, Hamp-
den Zane, William Plus and Elizabeth has
wife, Cornela Zane. James e Johnston aud
Sophia his wife.
Pursuant TO the decree made in this caute by
said court, on the lTth day OF June iS43, the un-
dersigned will on the oath day of July IstS,
and thereafter by adipurnmtnts from time 70
time as shall be necessary, atthe office of Messrs
gina, proceed TO take snd state an account of
what may be due upon the decree mentioned in
the bill Of complaint, made by this court On the
29th day Of October 1889. in the cause between
Hester Woods and others, com iaindntE. and
Doniel Zane and others, dCerddatS, and to what
persons respectively the amount so due may be
now owing, with the respective sums due TO cachi
ASp also 10 take and state On account of the To-
cation, quantity and value of ths real estate, per.
sonai ans mixed, OF the said Noah Zane, constr
tuilnS the reslduary fund which by the will of TIE
SAID Noah - charged with the payment OF his
debts and the just charges Of his administration;
ASb also 70 take and state an account CT the
debts, II any, of the said Noah, or just charges OF
ms administration, remaining unpaid, and 10
"hotn the same are now owing, with the rcspec-
i've amounts due TO eaehi AND also TO take and
state an account Of the property, moneys and
effects which have cumt 10 the hands Of the de-
PENDANT Francis X Armstrong, as administrator
Of the said Noah, or TO che hands of any person,
by his order or for his use, aud in whist manner
the same mas oeen soll, disposed OF or paid ~ az,
ana whether any, ana n ANY. What Part OF the
personal estate 0! the sad Noah remains In the
hanos nj. the said administrator applicable 10 the
claims oicredltors of the said Noah, together with
anything required bY the parties Or deemed per
linent by myself.
And notice IS hereby given for the CRED1.
TORS Of the said NoGh Zqnc dee,crrd. 10 come
IN and prove their dcbis before m Ion s. from the
SAID 18th daY ofJulY is43, until and upon tho24ih
DAY OF August 1919, and that such uf ssid ctedi-
tors az shall not 80 come IN and prove their debts
VIII be excluded from the benefit Of the decree in
this cause. ED. II. FI1ZHCGH,
Master Com missioner.
LAAB * RUSSELL, for Comp. ie %
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HupGE SWANS NEW WORK on IKE

lUNEH Eb 'O"h Wv @~
CUToRS n ADMINISTRATORS
ISAAC y WHITING has this rsy prbi'shed a
Manual for EIccuIers and Adminisiraroes IN tts
Settlement Of Estates of deceased Persons. VIII
pracucal f,rms. SC. &c BY J's'Ph r Swso-
Presideni Judge OF the Tive fh Judicial CiccuF.
and sslhor ol 'Swan's Treatise IN the Law renting
~ the Powers and DuIios 90 Justices OF tLe r., 0co
and Constables. in The Safe of Oh:o.'
This work ~ Intended to he what lie title pnrp-rs.
A Manuel for those aha settle the esiatss ~ dc~ca-
sed persons. IL embsiies the provisions uf The Sta
iu'es. with such Decisions. Forms. ard
other matter. rs ore deemed requisite fnr pers-rs not
skilled in the law, 10 understand the ordinary duties
Of Executors and Administrator. The object has
been tepi in view thrnughDui. rot Only because q
large book ~ou d lie almost useless TO those per-O &
who desire TO read not more than is necessary 20
make themselves veil acquainted with her gene
rnl duties, bat because, in most cases. m Executor
ot Administrator would not he jusiifable in purcha-
sisg On expensive work. Besides. n will perhaps
be fuund that the book emhodies much more useful
Information than the more voluminous ard elabOraie
English works uron the same suhjedi. The various
subjects are treated. o. near rs could he, in the or
der a. which the vRriuus duties should be perform
80, beginning wi the Notice to Creditors, then tire
taking of q 2 lEventorv and Schedules. with Forms.
the Sale and Sale Bill; What are Assets aud what
are mi; the Collection ofIhp Assets. and When snf
how; The Authorization OF Claims against the Es-
tate. and heir Arbitration. &c. with Forms; the Sale
Of the Real Estate; the B, needles by and against
EEeCuiors md Administrators; the Mnde Of Scouting
IEsolveni Estates. &c. &c. ! vol IL mo.
fonm The well known talent VI the Au,h,s. and
the ume and labor which be hasdevnied 10 the above
work. the publisher confidently believes ~ Will Ls
found equally rs valuable to Executors and Admin
istraIcrs as his vel known Treaties has hsen o.
Justices Of The Peace. Lawyers. and men Of business
g~enetH'iy. For sale at the Bookstore Il
STEPHENSON & HASwELL.
j. 10 Union ST. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

In CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior
court Of aw and Chancery for OHIO county.
Moses Rhodes, eompt0indnt.
Archibald hoods, Sheriff of Ohio county, and
a. such adminIstraIor Of John Sockmsu de-
ceased, Henry h Sockman, Isaac L Brown &
Elizabeth his wife. which Henry and Elizabeth
are children and heirs az law Of the SAID John
soekmsn teceassd. Jesse Wheat and Alexan-
der henderson, dsIe1ddntS.
Pursuant to the decree made in this cause by
said court on the 18th day OF, June ls43.
l VIII on the 10th day Of August ls43,
and thereafter by ad~journments fTom Tune To
time as shall be necessary, at NV Office IN the
city Of Wheeling, Virginia, ptocsed 10 take an
account Of and report what's dusto the plaintti
had the defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged IN the bill; what assets, fany, h ave come
TO the hands ofthe said administrator &c be ad-
minlstered, and VIVA part thereof If any, remains
uhadministered; what effects OF the said John
Sockn.an deceased, II any, have been taken pos
session of BY the said Henry. or have come. to his
hanoe, whether he n as wasted or PaTteS with the
same, what Is due from said Henry as executor
dc son tort by reason there y; what real estate OF
the said John SocIman has descended TO the
said Henry and Elizabeth, and the annual value
thereof; what debts of said John Sockman, re-
Ha,n unpaid, distinguishing such ns are binding
on his heirs from such as are not, and such other
matters ms said'decree directs, or as l. shall dozen.
pei unsnt, or the parties specially require.
Ard notice. IS hereby given to the CREDIiORS
OF the said John Sockman deceased, to appear
before me and prove their demands, on or before
The said Ie:n day Of August 1913, at
my office aforesaid AID deposit or Sc
cure tDelr reasOnabie snare OF the costs OF lnls
suit, and that such of them as shall net so appSRr
and prove their demands, and deposit or secure
their reasonable sha re of the COSTS Of this SUIT,
will be excluded from the benefit Of said decree,
and of any other decree or DEGREES TO be made in
this cause,
ALEX. WILSON, Commissioner.
LAME q RUSSELL, for comp't je ~
The parties il the above cause ale hereby no.
tined, that the DISPOSITIONS Of Joseph Gill and
others, will be Saken at the residence of SAID Gill,
IN the town Of nlount Pleasant, Jefferson county,
IN the state of Ohio, on Monday the oath day OIL
July ls43, between the hours Of two and seven
O'Clock p NJ, to be read in evidence in the shove
named cause, on bel alf Of said plaintiff and said
Henderson. And If from any cause tho taking
OF the same shall not be commenced, or beiT z
commenced, shall not be completed on that day,
the taking thereof w:llbs adjourned from time to
time, until the same shall be COMPLETED.
OSE RHODES,
j. % ALEXANDER HENDERSON.
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@A@aG@9@l


ID RowN & o Baltimore. PiiladeIphia. Cum.
WD behand. PiItsb Irgh, Wheeling Cincinnati.
Louisville and St Lonis package Express. Foreign
Letter. and General Forwarding Office Specie.
Bank Noles. Par ella. and cases Of Goods Of livery
description. will be received and forwarded with
the utmost ~despaIch to all the Eastern. Western. and
Southern cities. also to Liverpool. London. Paris and
Hayr0.
Particular attention given % Cusiun House Bust.
mess. collection Of nOles, drafts. bills. &c, &c.
\ Special messeoge' +" Ill leave The Baltimore,
PhiladelPhissn and New York uficss daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Mcssrs ATKINSON & TrNPLEAAN. Cumberland, Md.
JAMES Y. CALDWELL, Esq. Wheeling. Va.
L. 7. FRAScIscus g. Co. Third st. CINCINNATI, Ohio.
And No 80 " Main. ST Louis. Mo.
GEoReE A. BERRY. Esq. Pittsburgh. Pa.
BRowS & Co. ~ South Third Street, Philadelphis.
Pa.
And Museum Building. Baltimore street. Baltimore.
Md. July 10
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STA,XBURx,s yEGETABLE-Ex-

~ LIZ
~ TRACT-PILLS.-This valuable nrdr
cine il placed before a discerning public n q Vess-
table compVusd nf slch n Eild aud gentle nature, as
Co silnw At "a be given with the most perfect safety
TO the !'ilc sufFt rer Of The lendcresi years, still sufi
cieutiy, pov erul nv repeated doses q" eradicate
The mot Gred disease from the s'urdiesi frame. a q
yet il docs this without impSiring the rot s1iintirn.
ar producirs any Of thuse iriurIDUs Elects whici.
must always follow Tie use 81 badly prepared nsjI
cidR.
The SiainNGm Vegetable ENFnrt PILE sye CIT
posed net snly of The most A7pru,e d anil useful
pnrgn'ive plants ard roots. but It should hc renew
hered that the extract only rsade frrm those plants
ard r"o's are Gscd. throw ,vg a,i'e MI inert a'd
~irnnr"per PARTICLES. thus securing the very e<senr~
OF The vegetables in their natural grnv tag state.
The above medicine Is lT sale NJ rs cs per hoT.
At the office 335 Broadway.
For sale ny JOHN ~ THOMPSON.
az lie bookstore &C WIN ! Roth.
Ais" nf M's BY F w BASSETT.
jy II South WLeeIina.
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SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

~ ~ WUNDEhB Ut "
WIZ wonders 81 ne world N Nature, hu.
md Mad. comprising q complete Liaraty oi
n'etul sat entertaining kosWlodgo, i~IiasrstSd wnh
'syeral hsHdfsd spefaviars. upIondidiy bound
fot eEls 81 EELLOR9 40 %.
U Tnfan -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

HISSOLUTION-Nulice is hereby given
H. that the cO-parInership heretofore existing
b5Iween the subscribers under tire firm Of Rubh a.
s ephensnn. terminated by Limitation nH the 3Isl
Ut. P,rsins having claims against said irm are
requested TO present Ghem far settlement. and those
indebted to said firm To make payment Ia II w
Harding or John II Thomqsun, Dho are alone az.
hOrised 10 settle The afairs OF Ihe sad ira.
J w ROBB.
January Is. 1913. J STEPHENSON.
One OF the above named persnns will he always
found AT the old stand Of Rubb & Slcph,nsJn.
jy %
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TRUSTEES ALE

Virtue Of q deed of trust from Charles
~ Stereer md Elizabeth his wife " me, hear
Ing GATE the % day of February A ID, 1919, and
now o lleeord IN The clerks office OF the county
court Tor ONO county. shall. on Tuesday the
lSth daY OF AuEust lS4J, at 10 o'clock A NJ, at the
'front.' door OF the Court house for Ohio county,
sell to the highest and BEST bidder at bubble aue-
ton, two lots OF ground si'uste IN Ritchietowu,
numbered on the plat ofsaid town, ten and twelve
IN lhs eleventh square. together with the build
lrRs and improvements on the same.
Thess lots arc well improved, with a good brick
IN and the title is believed to be undoubt-
ed and free from all membranes.
Selling a. Frsstee, shall convey such title as
- vested IN me by the said deed Of trust.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
JAMES > WHEAT, Trustee.
BRENTLlNGER & SHALLCROSS,
Iyl4 Is ductioueers.
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EOUNTAINgINN-
tiats BsihoOrsr's.l LioHr ST.. BALTIMORE.
w w DIX.

w w DIX,
ARTHUR FOGG. T''P'e"''
- AVING leased this extensive and fayorire es.
- adjustment. and entirely renovated and 70.
hued At throughout, 50 that it can compareodvania-
seoos'y with any similar establishment in the Union.
nave no hesitation in eudeavoring to aunc, the
S,eh,'on OF tho travelling public TO this lavofite
oeL' 1.-THE rnost Strenuous eHeriions. joined 10
e'e'y possible convenience to be found elsewhere
rsn insure success. they pledge ihemselves that its
former we'll earned reputation shall not only be
neti'ed hut .urpas,ed.
IN accordance with the difficulties OF the times.
'ney have determined to- reduce their charges to
Price 81 rs per day.
Baltimore. Jnly }, 1s43. ly
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CHANCEVY SALE,

or LOT no III ON FIFTH STREET.
IN CHANHFRY-In the Circuit SupSr,cr court
: OF L1N SID CbancoTy loT Ohio county.
Stan q Morton.
Jacob T. PicT and oth,r-
BY. yItge u the prnceeIings ard Secr-es -
(be shove nsmed caree. ] .han rrorer' 10 sell u
public aacl'on. 70 HI hi-hrSf sTd hssr hiIder. o,
Monday are SEVENTH isy NJ August, iFsI.
theiTE cnrfl CNv,i et 'he front door If tie
e urt house OF OHIO county. the TO- Of E-nurt
Litustsd 8: he coTrrr. raFf IF fifth ADD south of
Dhn street, IN the CITY Of Wheeling, heinE FesiE.
hated oi 'fe plat thereof. nv TIE nuruHer ono
hundred and sc, snly seven tlTT, on the follow
ing, 'erIn- - sale. w; the ?urcha ser 10 s;ve how'd
ma security for the purchase wonrv, pa ave in
FfuHt inS'bi,rrnts, IN eight, SIXTEEN arc twenty
L"wT nr"riho from the lay OF sale. respectively,
with interest fro1n tho dav of ss!c.
W MITCHELL. D-putyf-
ie 81 q ~ CorDmissor-
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SHAKSPEARE
DEAFNESS CURED,

SCARPi'S
COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
nor the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains. and the
l. discharge Of matter from the ears; a:so all lhoso
dsagreeable noises, like tho buzzing OF insects
iailing Of waller. whizzing Of steam, &c. &c. which
are symptoms Of approaching deafness, and alto
generally attendant with The disease. For sale by
DIR J CRUMBACKER. No l13. Main St.
Sole Agent.
This medicine is highly recommended, aud M.
merous certificates are given, by very respectable
pefsons. al The many astonishing cures which it has
performed. may %
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T.. NTNSEN

EHAyING filled up ne oiJ stand. l67 Main -.
y C. me reception cf customers. tendcra ne
services g MiS old fir0ds anil Inc Vahic- fTe Silt
fUrni%h p~s-tiss 81 faHiliss win pound. frui'. erorFs
alnOrd. iHt vake, &c. b, p'a,r - ice N ~svrrrirt
style. at@c ~ift GGi's. cn1fPr1iruarv RID every Nott
&c cresu., ,~sIies ard Blanc Mancp, zee Crrums, Sc
IA firm 80 excellent anil Ssrs E0utain- ConfeCti-
caty, FrHJIE, &c. Eery 81 up 81 al times 81 we tsr-.
he "a cuS nat thoss ~ho call ~ Ain will ~ -1to
- seal agsIr- 5uae 10
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mORE n

MO. &, 81 re Works a uu1ngh More. aih g
- portrait 90 no romplsisd ~ 3 u1mbsra ~
IS os cset. SutscrsBos recsfved ntd etrgle
Frabsrs frSHsw NE7EOLS
vie ~ Is Taaa -
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tOUNTER SCALES, 4 new article. ~arraa
may - OFT & GREER.
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StAMUEf. NEFL. ha- jet rccriSri n Eo<i 49,
- -T'rne7y % ANVIIS md VICES of Ihe most
approved riaupx also SMITHS BELLOWS H. a
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100 pairs Of Ladies' fine KID Phila-
deLphia Slippers, --latest style, just receiu-
ed by A. =. TODD, Sign Of The
Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square. jy IS
SCHOOL BOOKS-FREsH SUPPLY.
TOMSTOCK'S CHEMISTRY; Anrhon's Cesar
~ Towns Spoilers; Davies Arithmetic; Bolmars
LeViIacs'; French Grammar; Smiths Arithmetic;
webs'er's Octave Dlciion1ry in 2 vols; PhsIp'.
Botany for Beginners. 81, &c. kCT sale cheap by
STEPHENSON & HASwELI-
j. - Union 81.
HNHE LADIES NATIONAL MAGA
n ZINE, being The ARTIST and LADIES'
WORLD combined. Number | oftho above work
just received at Alellors. call and Sec il is ono Of
The best works OF the kind ever published. Jy 3.
A VINDICATION OF The SCOTTISH COVE
IN NANTERS consisting Of REVIEW Of the
first series of The Tales ofmy Landlord - by Thom-
as McLorie, &c. &c. author Of the Reformation in
SPAN and Italy" Just received and for sale at
y 10 MELLoR'S No. % Union St.
PITTSBURGH. July 3. 1913.
INDEPENDENT TIDE WATER LINE.
DICKEY & ALEXANDER
(Las Jas. Dicksy & Col
INFORM The Public generally. that they are pre-
pared to ship Praduce OF all kinds 10 Baltimore.
Philadelphia. New York and Boston, having a full
line Of superior boats they ore enabled 20 'hip 100
tons daily.
Goods shipped to Philadelphia snd Baltimore al,
The following prices
Tobacco aud Baoon. sol cts per 100 pounds.
Wool. IS do
Charges advanced on receipt Offrsight,
No commission for storage.
jY7
GAINESVILLE Repuhli, NJ and Guernsey Tunes, copy
10 the amount ofsl and charge this office.
TO THE LADIES.
lust RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA
- n TRUNK LADIES FINE KID SLif-
PERS or SUPERIOR QUALITY AND LATEST
STYLE AT THE BIG RED BOOT.
july SAML McCLALLEN.
D ECEiVED TIL DAY AT THE SGN OF
u THE BIG RED BOOT, 100 PAIRS
LADIES KID SLIPPERS. LOW PRICE.
july SAM MCCLALLEN.
IN CHANCERY-Tn the Circuit Superior
: Court ofLaw and Chancery, for Ohio county,
Virginia.
Shri'er, Brady & Chaplrne. &c.
- UE.
Villa N Hosack, &c.
BY virtue ofa decree made hysaid oourt IN the a.
Dove case will sell on the 9TH Gay OF August iS4l,
at 1.-THE front door Of the court house olOhto coun
", Virginia, AZ public auction, 10 the highest aud
oestbIddeC, the north half Of the lot os gToCRd
mentioned N the proceedings IN sad cause si,ua.
ted IN South WheejIug, deaisRatcd on tbs plat
thoreqfhy the number 1873, lone hundred and nine
" eight on the folio = IUG terms Of sale, yiE: one
fourth of the purchase moNey TO he plsd N hand,
and the residue IA equal GustSlnienis payable res
( pccfively ia SIX and tGClve months, trdW the day
81 sale, the purchaser Giving bond and secut'y
fr the deferred i~nstzlments. Viih INTEREST," from
/ v MITCHELL. Dezzfy E-
Archibald Wo5Os, 8 O &, and
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-25

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