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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-19

' the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for the County Ut Ohio, in
month ofAugnsi lS43.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank OF Wheel
ing, Complainant
against.
Charles Ensell. Francis Plunkett, Sobieski Bra
dy, StuIley Cuthbert, George Duty, Samuel
NeeI, John Richie, Platoh Zane, Archibald
Woods, High Sheriff Of Ohio County, and as
such, administrator of Thomas J. b. Pentoney
deceased, Charles ID. Knox, Francis e Camp
bell, William Sperlng, Francis s. LINES
X. Warner, William Fisher, Robert Shields
Pearson Serrell. William II. Bernard, G. Will
liam Hahn, Joseph Junkin, The North Western
bank of Vrginia. Joseph HlIgravc, Zachar iah
Jacob, Samuel Farmer, Executor of the last
VIII and Testament of Frederick Farmer, de-
ceased, james w. Stewart, John p luI kett, 10.
seph Junkin, jr. and George w, Clutter,
Defendants.
The Defts, Cuthbert, Spering, Innes, La fourgue
Fulmer, Warner, Fisher, Shields. Serrell, Ber-
nard, Hahn, Joseph Junkin' senr. Hargrave and
Joseph Junkin jr not having entered their APP
pearaDCe and given security, according TO the
act of Assembly and the rules Ofthis court, and
IL appearing by satisfactory proof that they are
not Inhabitants Of the Commonwealth of VIT-
gnia,-Oh motion of the complainant by counsel
il is ordered that they do appear here on the first
day OF the next term of this cOult aud answer the
companants BILL AID that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted IN some new supper printed
in the city OF Wheeling, for two months success
svelY, and posted at the front door of the court
house OF Ohio County. cOpy-Teste-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-19

RWONEY WANTED-An persons indob,.
i've Ell 20 the subscSibeSs are requested 70 call
cal sstds thsis sccouuts bcfcre the la day Of Au-
last os they wtll End ihem iu other hands i"S col
eetiOp. B3ENTLlNGEH g. SuALLCROSS.
" 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-19

81 JOURNEYMEN BOOT MAKERS wsnleC
- Immediately. Apply 10
augI WIN n McNASIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-19
SALE OF TOOLS

h9teriGis and apparatus far MANI 4eirSs,E
DURSUANT to a deed Of trust from Horace
Miton Miller TO us dated the seventh day
81 November 1871, and recorded i'm the clerk
once oi the county court of Ohio county, Virgin
/ IN, IN DEED book number 25, page 357. we shall.
on Sa'pruay the sixteenth day of September
le45 sell 81 public auction at the front door of the
Court house If Ohio county, an the civ of Whee-
lnS. commencing SAID sale ut three o'clock
Ne all the Tools, apparatus; materials and other
property OF personal nature transferred or con.
veycd To us by said deed.
The property may at any time previous To the
sale. be inspected OF the Glass works IN Ri che
town.
TERM S-The purchase money to be paid in
two lnstalmenis payable with interest fTsm the
day of sale, IN four and SIX months after the sale.
Good security will be required
Selling as Trustees, we W u only convey such
title as IS vested IN Us BY the said deed OF Trust
.nss to : E EFs6y Trustee.
NOUNTER SCALES, a new article, warTaa-
TED accurate Tor sale by o
NAV ~ OFT & GREER.
MANILA AND MISSOUhI HEMP
I'VE 90 bH,es Manila,
may 10 II M'KEE & co.
nUPONT'S ROCKPOWDER-Fo sale
IL by JAMES II FORSYTH n co.
U 10
NEW Foot AND SHOE ESTAB-
LlSHMENT
JOHN T.. WIDE,
" ANUFACTURER Of Ladies' Gentlemeh's
IFE and ChIldren's Boots aud Shoes. Main street.
dOnrs south Of Virginia Hotel Wheeling Va,
keeps constantly hand an assortment of the a',ove
articles at Eastern prices, all made under his own
inspection. and of The best Philadelphia materials
june Is. l643-ly.
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Complainant.

NTIRGINIA--iS CnANrERy-A A. Rules held ~
the Clerks Oflire ui the Circuit Superior couri
oi Law and ChancCry inT the county Of Ohio 10
the month uf August. lS43,
Robert & Woods Cumulauant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-19

~lEGlNlA-IN CnsNCERY-Ai rules held la
the Clerks Office ri the Cirrun SuperinT Court
uf Law ana Choutety Inr The vouuiy Of Ohpo ~
tho u,.,nth Of August. 1913
John EUH Complainant
against
John Raylrss, and Robert G Wuosls defendants.
The defendant. Bay less. not having entered hs
appearance and given security according q, the net
oi Assembly and the rules "f Tins court. and appca.
ring by satisfactory proof that he u not an iniabil.
ant ui the Commonwealth Of Virrnia,--On motion
ni the complainant by counsel IL j. ordered that said
defendant d. apuear here the first day uC the next
term Of this court, and answer said complainant,
hlll-nnd that cspy OF This order he 6rlhwnh in.
serted ia snme newspaper printed in the city oi
wheeling nr Two mouths successively, aud pasted
At The lrunI DIOR Of the Court House Of Ohm county
copy teste ALIEN Il LAIJLEY. Clerk
Gnnd fer Cump't aug H.
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WOOL,

GtASH and the hughes, nsrket rates pnld ~
Y 4 clean wosued WOOL. MkEE a. 90.
jo2i
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AWINDOw GLASS
~ 50 boxes by 10 Window Glass,
% dc 10 by ~ DO
do IL by &c de
do ~ nv IS do For sale nv
iyl9 JAMES H FORSYTH g. co.
Il TTTELL's AMERICAN. ECLECTIC. aud
Museum al Foreign Literature. fpr July and
August Coz sale az (1ug ~ MELLORs.
PRESBYTERIAN rs NLms & HYMNS.
nRESBYTERIAN Psalms aud Hymns Of tie
new edHion snother supply, this day rccoty.
I'D snd iaf sale nv TIC DOZEN or single ~
STEPHENSON A. HASWELL.
ssg IL Union street,
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DI ED.

Nov. 9th, Mrs. MARGARET WErAsT, relict Of John
Weyan deceased the 5ls year Of her age She died
she had lived the full hope OF blessed immortality; and
the closing verified the realities and comforts Of Rel
gion.
The friends Of the family and those OF her sons Michael
and Smith T. Weyant, requested attend her funeral
Wednesday afternoon q o'clock from her late
d.ucs No IS North Moore street.
At B ooSlyn Monday morning the 9th inst Mary c.,
wife Of 5. Woodruff aged SO years.
The friends OF the family invited attend her funeral
this afternoon at O'clock from her late residence 70 Pine
Apple street, ,:hou: further invitation
Ga Sunday evening 26th inst, after long and PAINFUL Ill.
ness Mr. James E. Fowler Of Mr.. James Fowler of
the Walton Mansion House.
His friends and those of his family invited to ATTEND
his unera. Wednesday, O'clock without further in
vitaton
On Sunday morning 25;h inst, Richard T. Polhanus in
the 18th year Of his age.
HIS funeral will take place this afternoon o'clock from
the residence OF his father, - Hester street,
On Monday the 27h inst after lingering illness Mrs.
Jenima Stewart, in the nth year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral Wednesday afternoon 8
o'clock her late residence No 50 Essex street without
further invitation. II
On Saturday. Nov. 25th Thomas j., of Caroline and
John P Hadey, aged years, month and days.
On Saturday eyenng 25ih ins Agnes Zabske, wife Of
Peter P. Ramsey, in the 3lst year ofher age.
On the 9Th lst., Hopewell, y. j. Mr.. Andrew Bells,
soldier OF the Revolution, aged 90 years.
At Albany Thursday evening, John G. Wasson, in the
6Sth year Of his age
At Bytown, Canada, the 18th inst, Alexander James
Christie, NJ D., editor and proprietor o,he Bytown Gazette.
At Markham Canada, the Rev. William Jenkins. Minister
Of the United Secession Presbyterian Congregation Rich
mond Hill.
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gan Whea, afoat for which Of is asked bu buyers
The iron Black Diamond leaves this afternoon for
Philadelphia with cargo of 1000 bushels Barley and 90
bales Hops
ALExANRi,, Nov. o5-Flour.-From the large supplies
which have arrived this week the market mas become heavy
Some sales brands 81 l2l Upper country
-four of good standard brands held 81 IS WheatThe
prices have yielded little owing the heavy receipts We
quote coed prime at 81 TO 20 cents
SUGAR CRor.-The New Orleans Bulletin says that ha7.
Ing taken pains ascertain the truth there is te doubt
TIA, the Sugar Crop Of this year. although may be OF good
quality vii fall shor, OF The quantity OF ina, OF las: year
folly third shonld this prove correct the
Sugar Crop OF Louisiana will BE- than sufficient to
supply the wants Of the upper country.
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NJ A p RjED

On Wednesday evening last Odd inst. By the Rev. Mr..
Stark, John Miller Catherine Elizabeth daughter OF
Hugh Sp-ir all this city.
Nov % a: South Salem, Weschester county NewYoIk,
by the Rev Nh Frame, Thomas Mead, Esq TO Miss Sally
Fancher all Of that place.
At Princeton on the 22d inst, by the Rev. Dr. Rice, Nh
Charles A Canavello Miss Caharae E. daughter Of the
late Gen. r. Baird, Of Monmouth.
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The
VEGETABLE KINGDOM:

HAND BOOK OF PLANTS AND FRUITS.
" JUST PUBLISHED valuable and comprehensive
wolk by L. D. Chap,n, ESQ embracing all the most import
ant aud entertaining knowledge interesting alike all classes
Hf readers on that most useful subject, THE VEGETA
SLE KISGDOM.r 1t comprises beside, other subjects,
Vegetable Physiology, Botany, Organic and Agricultural
hsssrv the Geography, Elements, Domination Causes
Of Crow, md Decay Aimentar and Suve Ptineipsso Of!
Plant, the Cereal Grains Alcoholic aud other Drinks, Food
Of Ancient aud Modern Na'ions and the Dsc!ip1ien. Stats
rics Culture, Edible and Medical critics
Pr.naraon Uses etc. ali useful Garden Field and Wild
Plants.
Ii illustrated by 10 ensravins' maps, eopions se'-
sary. &c
Just published and FOR sale By
l5S Fulton 81. 3 doors OF Broadway.
Bund vols Of the Plsrian ready ir2o Il
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- Wire Window Shades-AIanufactursd 20 Or
de- of suv size SHAPE figure and handsomely fitted
hoanv frames pasiur basement, oce and otr windows,
nall doors screens FOR pu bic rooms, &C. by
W LEE s CO. iS Fac;o-y-street.
These beautiful Shades, unlike ali others admit all the ali
and light u,o the room and perfect the stree-a
The same tl;na they District the view from the The
room and Keep musQutoss and otsr insects CUT and
ornamental, ira ur
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C. Marshall 7. a. Soctefy.-This Society will
meet AZ Concert Hall THIS EVENING at i; o'clock. aud
will be aa4yesss BIZ MessIs Green Catn, and Dr. Hunting
Sheriff. DR.. Sheriff. will give of OF Lectures
the Physiology 81 nterp-rance Singing b. the Marshall
Choir. The public invited TO attend
A D. WILSON, President.
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T- The Invisible Wig closely resembles the
real head of hair thai acepcs and connoseurs have pro-
nOunced then perfect and extraordinary invention of the
dl. The great advantage of this novel and unique Wig
being made without weaving which its ap
earauce closely resemble the natural HAIR both III light
being beautiful ana so free that all OF
unimpded and the evils of
other ias entirely avoided The sceptic aud connoeu
alike invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful Viz and the
peculiar method of fitting the head the manufacturers,
Z. Barry, l6 Broadway OF Liberty stairs
M Inns
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is UNANIMOUS IN FAVOR OF THE
NEW WORLD EDITION
THE YSTERIES OF PARIS.
WHICH IS THE ONLY
unmutilated and Complete Translation before
the Public.

the Public
PARTS to- NOW READY
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SAYS il is the production Of Of ability and more read.
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Cleared,
Brirs Adeline, Goodmanson, Rio tie Janero l. Mitch
eli; ArcheIaus Crowe Port Prince Foster s. Nicker
son Clifton Lyon Savannah StuTgess Chairman; Anne
liza Nuholland Mil!ingtou Rio de Janero, Sfken 1ror
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Schr Cora, Graves, Edentop, Williams & Northam
Arrived.
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ton, Sc. TO VIM Nelson.
Brig Monoca Wardng 81 days rcm Bonair, salt, Jos
Fouke * Son.
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to master.
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scAr Only Daughter Tucker, IA days from Eastpor, fish
TO master.
schr Arrival Clark 10 days from Eastpo plaster and
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Schr Watchman Belona, from Cutler, Me-. lumber
Sc,r Native. Thompson, days from Philadelphia coal.
Schr MaIsena, from Hudson, corn bound 70 Boston
schF Duskey Sally, Humphrey, days from Gloucester
Indse.
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Schr Preference from Albany, with corn, bound Boston
Schr Emeiine, Nichols from Machias timber SC, to
F Snow.
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+ Snow.
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Schr Reside, Langley, Boston, mdse
Schrs Richard Thompson, Tennessee, and Benz Pennnan
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S!oop John Tyler, Melford Del, corn.
Sloop Edwin, Bacon, from Salem. NJ corn
Sloop Cabinet, from Sag Habor, oil.
Sloop John Tyler, Primrose, from Milford, Del wheat
Below
Two Ships Wind n. W.
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a. GILBERT, Secretary.

y Returned from Geston.-Doctor JOHN
THOMSON. Botanic Physician, 2as Broomestree would
inform his friends that he has returned his ros after four
weeks absence here ne will be happy attend their
wants, If not too late.
Wanted usual, such patients can find relief
from others nralid whos situations dan and
qu Nursing. taken the house. be under the
immediate care of the Doctor. n2s its
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low, Amply at No. 40 Fulton 81. q door. n25 Il
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