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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JEwELRY.
X a q FAIRCHlLD, has lust ret,

WI ed from New York with aa addition To hi.
stock Of goods. and the following articles may bs
found at his Jowelry store, at No 1877. Main 81 tc
wit.
G-ld case. detached lover watches. Gold case an
ohor escaPement watches. S,vor onso lever watch
~. Silver case Lepine watches. Silver case verge
watches Of assorted patterns. Gold guard and Sob
chains. Gold guani aud fob Keys. Gold Ermine fa-
ger rings, Gold diamond finger rings. Gold with
white. pink. and green stone rings Gold mount.
ed Cameo breast pens. Gold mounted lett ID pas oi
assorted patterns. Diamond breast pins White green
pink aud paste bSeast pins. asssriod patterns
ard gold mould mounted Gold pistols md gold curb
chain for same. Dufis gold rings md knobs
Gold spcctaeles, Silver spe=tnclcs, G spcciaclss
Steel specIaclcs. Gold pencils. German silver ron
ellis steel watch chains, Steel watch keys Elastic
cord guard chains. German silver do do. German
silver fob shans Steel purse clasps. Silk work bags
Sak moaey purses. Silver pencils. assorted patterns
j, 2 and 4 blnde porkei knives Addison
shenrs and Scissors, German silver spoons
German silver butter knives, German silver
f-rks. Shell side combs. chelI tuck combs
Pearl aud shell card cascs Pocket books and wallets
BritianIa sets aud sin gle, Plated castors
Britannia casIors. Plated candle sticks shutters and
trays, Brass csndes:ks snufIers and trays English
whaebone sf different kinds. China flower pots, Oils
PeriuIrery, CLOTH hair, tooth and nail brsshes VIC
Inns. vielin strings spy glasses. opIan glasses and
speciacles TO suit all ages, which will be set in old
frames In order
good assortment OF clocks fnr sale cheap. This
above offered for cash AZ TedSred prices.
Clocks. watches and old Jewelry repaired al short
notice.
Cash pnid Tor old gold and silver.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

NILT and Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
=" and Picture frames made 10 order in the
neatest stylo, and old frames re2ilt.
splendid assortment of Looking Glasses
Portrait and Picture Frames constantly on hand
and for sale lower than they can be procured
elsewhere-Also sign painting and painting IN
all It's various branches promptly executed by
w BRANSTRUP, No 100. Main street. Wheel
ing, Va, where can be procured al all times
paints, Picture and window glass, oils, vaInish
and putty mar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
ANOTHER EVIDENCE

nF The tc0nderfui cures performed by DR.
~ Stcayre'S 90 npvuad Syrup OF Hi1d eherry.
~ S"syne-Dear SI,L "nes 49, rIs ,
SIX bottles Of your compound syrup Of Wild
cnerry. l had for many wears teen troubled
with cough. often very violent. With other In-
dications of consumption, dltesse OF the lungs,
OF very serious nature. / hoc very little faith
IN msdIcIne, az Il was Thought rn5 disease was
hopeless and beyond its reach. had ~ piled to
several Physicians for relief, and also used some
highly pulled medicines which had seen N The
newspapers, but hearing that you had much es-
perience an the practice CT medicine. aud had
treated many cases of Consumption, con Included
10 try yours; and from that time, 1 am happy to-
say, found relief 1 writo this IN hopes you
will publish II, so that Il any human beng has
suhere las have done, they may know where
10 IND medicine, the virtues OF which MAJ be
relied upon. Yours respectfully, .-r'
jan JAMES OSBCRN, .
For sole by JAS BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

TINIE NATIONAL ROAD STAGE CO. res
peciiuily Ihf0rm the public that the Baltimore
ard Ohio Rail Rasd having been completed To
Cumberland, they are now ranning THREE LINES
of splendid coaches between WHEELING AND
CUMBERLAND. viz:
FIRST, OR GREAT u STATES MAIL LINE.
Leaves Wheeling daily at 8 O'Clock. \ VI; reach
es Cumberland at Z O'clock. 4 NJ. mkt day. and
thence b, rail road Ia Bsliimoe at S o'clock, NJ
.eing o.iy one night ogf. and performing the entire
distance. 309 miles. ia 80 hours
SECOND MAI. LINE.
Iouvcs Wheeling daily al o'clock. A No. iray-
cling oyer saInc route end connecting II CumbeT-
land with the. same train sfcars ns first MaIl.
EXPEDITION LINE.
Leaves Wheeling ST 5 ociVck. p NJ. reach ng
Cumberland Frosiburgh preferred ne II evening
whore passengers lodge, and take next morning
Tor Baltimore.
Passengers in tai. line can start from wheeling
At any hour. and make their avn arrangements I"
travel niihnuI stopping AT all. and the rcgu-
lar cnu-or To lodge night two nights a
preferred thus giving all the nj van'nges of private
conveyance. with none OF the Disadvantages.
FARE-To Baltimore. Sl3 90
To IN ladeIph,a, - 90
Fare received on all our lines THROUGH to
Biiimors or Philadelphia.
No driver on any Of our lines is permitted under
a penalty Of So 10 stop on tho road and water his
team or leave his box from the lime he starts from
his stand until he reaches the end ofhis route.
w STOCKTON. PrsS N S Co.
J AcmEsoN. Sec'y.
&c: seats apply at our office on Waller street. one
door south Of the Hotel. and at the Bar of hi
Virginia Hotel. Main Street. Wheeling. Va.
nov 80 WIN X NEWMAN. Agent.
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CHANCERY SALE-NoRTH WHEELING


PURSUANT to Il decree made by the circuit
Il superior court Of law and chancery for Ohio
Inty, oL the 18th day of Jane 1872, in a suit IN
chancery pending therein between Arthur NJ
Phillips, complainant. aud James II Forsyth and
ElleR Forsyth has wife, Thomas Johnston. John
List and Israel Urdegraf, trustees for said Rllen.
Daniel Lamb, Daniel nj EdSington and Francis
G. Campbell defendants. / shall on "Wednesday
the 18th day Of November next al the front door
ofthe court house Of said county, sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder the lots or
parcels of land in mpliinant's BILL and the re-
port 81 commissioner Clarke in said silt, men
toned 10 he Ihe pr )perty of the said James II
Forsyth, q - Tiucn thereof as shall be sufficient
for the purposes in said decree specified that TO
say, the Lots situated IN the addition to the late
town Of Wheeling, inolu1ed in the city of Whee-
ling, IN said county and commonly called North
Wheeling, which lots are numbered respect Vely
IL Is IL Is 10 20 81 - 80 and 100.
TERMS OF SALE-One sixth Of the pureha sc
money in hand, and the residue in ono and two
years with interest from the DAY Of sale The pur-
chasers' giving bond with security for the deferred
lnstalmsnls and the title being retained as u tur.
ther security till pay nsnt in full.
Get 10 DANIEL LAMB CommiaSiOner.
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TRUsTEE,a SALE

pY virtue Of decd Of Trust from Heary n elm
~ and Alfred Richardson, bearing date the 10th
Az of January, D. I64l, of record IN the clerks
office for OHIO county, on Morday the "a day Of
January, A ID ls43, at the front door Of theCOsT,
House Of Ohio Col shallsell al public auction for
ua ted inthAt part Of the city of Wheeling calf.
ed South Wheeling and designated BY the
number one bundled and FIVE 1861 on tbs
plat thereof, being the same lot conysysd by
George Forbes Esq. = the said Henry Helm.
Selling as trustee l shall convey 20 the pur-
chaser only such title as Is vested IN me by the
deed Of trest aforesaid: this wills be found upon
examination iudsputable.
JAMES s WHEAT, Trustee.
BRENTLINGER & SHALLCROSS
nov Pts AuctOneeTa
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CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
THE CELEBRATED MUSCOVITUS DROP.

THE CELEBRATED MUSCOvITUS DROPS
NV ARRANTED To cure the most invetsraIe
w tooth z5he. In TTTO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve the decayed teeth
for the future. remove all the scuTVy and Eauar
without the use Of an instrument
The disCoVerer and proprietor Of the above in.
valuable ior the iopth ache informs the public
that he has secured The exclusive RICH. his disco
very by application in due form Of law al the Patent
office OF the U. s. and is ready TO dispose Of the
said Patent Right. for tho District Of Columbia. OF
any county. State or Territory in the Union.
DIRECTlONS.-Take a small quantity ofcoiion
wet il with the Drops, and put il ia the hollow Of
the tooth. about drops and two spoons full o
water. and hold il To the tooth long you can.
DIR S NJ DE HEFrY.
For sale by GREGORY SUCKER, at l. slifer,
Brewery. Main street. Wheeling. Va. oct 10 en-
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LAS. v. CALDWELL,

.SNcocsser 10 AuerbHry, CdIdiccN 3 Co
WHEELING. NIRGISIA.
WXIILL continue the COMMISSION * FOR
" wARDING BUSINESS ut the old stand
on Monrpe street. and solici, cons'gnneOis OF Mer
chandise OF produce either foS sale forwarding.
nov 8
st Louis New Fra. Louisville Journal. Cincinna
"a Republican. Cumberland Civilian. Baltimore
American. L S Gazette, publish To the amount Of
FIVE dollars nnd Oh atge this offirc.
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TIE NFIGHRORs.

4 TRANSLATION iTOm The Swedish ofFred.
~ erka Bremen. by Mary Hewitt. This pro.
dnction - accurately descriptive Of swedish man.
ners and sscieiy. having met with q very haueFnr
reception in London, has been Published in Two rr.
TIA numbers of The New World, and is for sals 90
the Literary Depot. price 37l cis.
~ Subscribers N the Culiivafof. and other Pc
riodcals sro requested 10 heir subscriptions
pgeyi,ls 10 ~ fanuary 1919. dee 90
Tfol fhs RHIn1rd Wig
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NOTICE no HOTSEK EEPERS

.TNHE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the eiii
zens OF Wheeling and vicinity. that they have
opened GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment OF
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Portrait
and Picture lrnmes; Upholstery ware consisting Of
Feather beds, holsters, Pillows. cured hnir. Spanish
moss. cotton husk and spring mattresses; together
with full assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this city; oil
Of which will be sold on the most reasonable term,
and warranted.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneers
vnrnish Sp' ni'h moss. &c &c. constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article oil
furniture on the IAosI accommodating terms and .
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders in Zanesville can be lsi1 with J. FAD
| ANS & Co
Jun % MENDEL e. HARBOUR
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GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
Men, chap and I fashionable WINTER GOODS

GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
Mem. chap aud fashionable WINTER GOODS
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
n w. HEISKEI.L informs the public that
~. he has just returned from New York aud
the other eastern cities and Is now receiving q
heavy and general assortment OF the most desi-
rable and cheapest Goods ever bro uRht TO the
ciy vi Wheeling. Aboul this there Is no mistake
as the public will ascertain by giving an early
call.
They will find my Goods uniformly cheap, as
a large portion of them were pu chased at Auc-
ton in the city OF New York, at TuInous low
prices many Of the styles being dIfierent from
any that have been seen in Wheeling. The / dies
may ass Ted that especial attention has been
given TO procure such goods, both ornamental.
well as for family use In such goGdS as An
MANTILLAS, SHAWLS, CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS,
Material for cloaks, &c. the assortment both IN
quality and variety, IS far superior 10 any IN tins
city ] would also call he attention of purcha
the stock OF cloths, cdsStmeres, cdssiHettS
which is unusually large and cheaper tnaA the
cheapest. The stock consists III part OF
MouSelin de lame, different shades; PLAIN em.
broidered ehene, rich SATIN striped, TaTllon plaid
and other kinds, some low as 10 81 cents per
yaid. Figured Lama cloths; a splendid article.
Plain and figured Alpacha Lustres, various col
ours. ParisIans, Printed SaxonFs, TlSh styles.
pOut de Sol and Italian Lustring Skis ne ~
style NelveIs and silks for bonnets, Tlch ribbon
to match. French, Earlston and Manchest lie
Ginghams, Irish Linens. Linen cambTleks.
Black lace and other Wells. Handsome m=ieT,-
al tor caps, English and French prlnts, &c. A
choice assortment Of Shaws AMI Mantillas-
Argyle, HOneycOnb Apacha, embroidered cloth,
TarlctGh, WOOL, Broche, SILK, cashmere, Nous
lin de laiue, silk and other kinds of shawls and
handkeTC hieis, Rich Pa 10 Msntillas, Spanish
cardinals Handsome silk and Velvet ladies'
cTaVats. Velvet lad Merino Prints
A good variety Of Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts.
GenIlemens wear reduced prices. Cloths
cassimeres sattinetis and jeans, oil kinds and
qualities. Super cashmere, Fancy Quilted, Meri-
no and Satin Vestings, Fancy neck Scarfs, a
new article, Satin stocks, black and changeable
cravats. A supply OfTailOrs trimmings. Also,
a heavy - $500
Plaid, bhene striped aud other style America n
calicOes remarkably cheap. Brown aud blea ched
slieetings and shirtings BED Ticking, apron aud
shlrtng checks. domestic GInghams, striped and
plaid cotton, plaid liuseys, Kerseys, black and
col red am bricks, cotton frnges spool cotton
brown, bleaohed nd cOloTed Canton Flannels.
Blankets red, white and yellow Flannels, Mt
your ow n prices. Diapers, crash, thr, ads, &c
A good sGppIy of cotton yarn, carpet chain and
batting.
Ingram Cdrpeting and T'Ufted Rugs. UG =
cheap. Remember corner Of MarEet and Union
streets. nov -
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FOR sALE Oh RENT.

TTNHE tavern properly in Tuadslphia. formerly
known % The Cottage Inn. Also, portion
o The land belonging 10 the heirs Of The late Josas
Thompson, adjoining Triadelphin, will be sold in
lots 10 suit purchasers. Dor terms appy 20 Mrs e
NJ LOOMS, Tfiadsiphis, or NJ NELSON. Wheel.
inR dec 10 Inv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

A. ENOR RENT. Tho dwelling
II house lately occupied by my <eli
kiiiH This house is large d in good repair fr
A&3E immediate use md Possession be
had Immediately. Also comfortable Dwelling
House on Filh street. east "f Catholic Church.
no~ in the occs pancy of McColluch family Pcs.
se-sion given about tho l., November.
oct 3 JNO JACOB
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100000
sHERMAN,s POOR MAN,s PLAs1RR

sHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
HEUNATISM. Lumbago, pain and weak
II mel 8 in the back, lOins, side, neck, breast
or limbs, effect Tally cured byIt. In coughs and
liver complaints they afford astonishing results.
W Orn on the lower part of the spine, they cure
the piles, and on the back Of the necks of
children teething will give i'm m edIate relief.
Several persons have called az the warehouse
to express their surprise and thanks, At the al
most miraculous cures these plasters have eft
fected.
Jos w HoKIe, Esq WIN lad been so afflicted
with rheumatism, as TO be unable 10 dress him
self without assistaace wss enabled after YEA r
ing or only night. 10 get up alone IN the NOR
ming, put on his clothes and call al our Offices
with eyes beaming with JOY and his Tongues
pouring forth the gladness Of his heart at the
sudden md signal relief he had received from
this best Il a u remedies
Mr. DavI1 Williams Of ElLabetF town, N J
an old Revolutionary soldier was 90 afflicted
with rheumatism that he could scarce help him
self these plast0Ts entirely cured him. ErP Pro,
only n 10 cents plaster add which not onl,
makes them the beet but the cheapest plastei
in tho world. Remember that
For sale Wholesale and etail bv
OLIVER PRYOR,
nov I'm Sole agent for Wheeling
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HIT HIM AGAIN.

I sENsENEY has Tins dsy sdJsd 10 bic iof.
mer stock
800 yards Calicoes.
400 Red Flannels; also Few peicss iov
priced sauinsus. End blsached nuslins. ahich ere
stfl little cheaper han anyyst oaers4 Can and
see FOR ro1neiyss Nc 19Tksnss Hoe
DEC
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TINHE undersigned have used Pease g. Sons
Il Compound extract of II oarhound candy,
and freely recommend u to those afflicted with
C lughs colds, hoaI seness aud ronsumptive com
plants, as an excellent IenIeGy in these ca see.
and Tor the use OF the voice professionally. no
thing can equal It. We recommend il 20 our
brethren throughout the Union.
Reverend Lindsey, recent pastor Of d
church. second street.
Reverend era Eford, pastor of the second NJ
church, Hudson.
Reverend IAr Lucky presiding elder New otk
conference.
Reverend Mr. Whitaker pastor of Presbyterian.
church, corner Of Maids n and Catharine.
Reverend MIR Gifien, pastor OF NJ E church.
BEDFORD street.
Reverend Mr. Hart, recent pastor OF BaptisA
church, Gold street.
Reverend Mr. Gibbs, Ill Third Avedue-
Reverend Mr. Berry, pastor of Wesleyan Meth
odlst church, corner Grand and Clinton Sta
Reverend MIR Lyons, pastor ofthe German Mia
sion church.
Elder Knapp and Rev Mr. Maflt
One would think the abova recommendations
were sufficient to sell ton Of P eases HoaThOund
candy day, IN this city alone, when the proprt
etors can obtain certificates from ministers of the
that whose would not believe them, neither
would he believe though one should Bse from
the dead. The virtues of Poase's HoaIhound
candy then, may be considered proved. as far a.
any hing can be proved, by human testimoIp a
n b. All letters post paid, directed to Pea5e
d Son, IS Division street. will be punctually at
eended TO. 81
DC ounuY merchants can obtain Pease's
Hosrhou I'd candy, OF the Manufacturers lowest
prices, by sending an order TO any mercha mt IN
] PEAsE 4 son, IS DIVISION ct.
For sale by
dec 81 I miRAS s kAfNE: vhe.l'as. We.
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HEALTH IN MISSOURI.

DR HARLILH'S PlLLS.-When these Pills
- were in reduced into this State, the Agent
did not urge them on the notice Of the public with
nny superhuOus praise confident that fair ana
impartial trial, was all the recommendation they
required, te prove their usefulness. hey haze
nov been tested by a numb Of persons labor
ing under that miserable complaint DyspepsIa, IN
this section Of country. And IN every instance.
az far as We have heard, n ave proved benefcisl
We wish 70 give sufficient time for far and fDl
trial when we Will add such testimony Of their
efficacy as viii DO justice e 90 valuable and sais
a medicine.-l Jefferson. MOI Fnq tirer.
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INSURANCE..


- lSKS will lee taken by the FIRE. q MARINE
III INSURANCE COMPANY Or WHEELING
at the lossest ru,ss w
Buildings OF all kinds. st ne. brlcs or wooden
AID their contentS:
Stea:nOoa's; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise nj all kinds.
And against all dangers sttendng the trans
portatuon Of goods rivers, lake., seas. canals
ami railroads.
r r the character of the company as to prcmp-
;itude ard lberalty in the adjustment aud pa Il
ment Of losses we beg leave t. refer to the mer-
chants Of this place aud elsewhere who have had
the adjustment of claims upon ~. aug
Office "a Main s.. u. LAMB Ses'y.
WESl SRN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CArITAL $500 eo0.
THIS company being now duly orga niKed, is
l. PREPARED TO make insurance on every des-
critpion OF Fire and Marine Risks, such dwell
ling douses, Store ouses 81 with their 0on-
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats aod Keel
Boa 8, with their caTgoes, to sad ON any royt
on tia Ohio and Mississippi rivers or their trib-
utary streams. AppIlcatlJn Insurance TO be
made for the present at tue Office OF the Wheel
ing Savings lns utuuon -
aug "a COZ, sec
WINDOW CLASS AND SOAP,
AN hand large assoriTnent Of Winaow GLASS
~ and a superior lot Of Cineinnsn Soap which
will be sold low To close consignment by
jy28 JAS CALDWELL.
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LIamTi LIGHTn LIGHTm
M. JANIS TANNER,

PHYsICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIER
NFFiCE on The Northeast corner Of 5th suc
Centre 90. Residence on the Southwest cor
nef d lhs same stfssis, OCT 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
Iron A. NAILS.

The subscriber rendering his thanks for former
patronage would announce TO his friends aRd the
citizens IN general that they can now he supplied
with good article Of Pittsburgh Iron and nails
god terms ss they con be had elsewhere in the
city As usuaa good stock Of groceries kept constant
" on hand, all Of which he will sell low for cash or
appro red produce. w BASSETT
gouth WheeliDr inn 11--v
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n CHANCERY.-wnlhm Guy,on,

James VI Lure, administrator tf Thomas Cum
hin deceased, Jane Stewart. James Cum minis,
William Cummins. Robert e. Murdoch, John
McCombs and Elizabeth his wife, late Eliza
beth Murdoch, Frederick y Cummins, Ma
thaniel Leal and Elizabeth his wife, lite Eliza
beth Cummins, James T. Acheson, Thonas
AchesOn and Hannah Acheson, heirs Al law
Z of Thomas Cummins deceas cd, and Samuel
Corbitt, Robert CorbtI ssn. aud Robert Cor
bitt il.
The undersigned having been appointed at the
September term, si2 of the circuit superior court
of law and chancery for Tyler county, COM miss
sIoner IN the said cause, for the purpose, among
other things of cTeditinE stating and settling tn
administration accounts of the defendant Nc
Lure, administrator of Thomas Cummins IN
due course of administration. THIS ~, therefore.
10 give notice 10 all " hom they concern, having
dem ndS against the estate of the said Thomas
Co minis deceased, TO exhibit them before the
undersigned legally authenticated, AT the house
tho said cox1Iy OF Tyler, on the 18th daY OF Feb.
next for adjustment, otherwise they will be pre-
cludrd from receivln2 a diStributive share of the
seats OF the SAID estate. All persons exhibiting
demands against said estate, ana desiring
distribution o. the esseGks thereof III be required
uO, pay secure 60 he paid pToportonable part
of the coats of the same before their claims will
bs cor sdeTed.
Notices also 'harsby given 20 the heirs Of the
said Thomas 'Cummns and all other persons
concerned, IN uTdsr that they may attend at The
time and place aforesaid.
II frem apy cause the ma tiers reiorreo TO the
Und' rsiSned canISSt be completed the day
above named, shall continue tie same from da &
10 day, and from tine TO tlne until they are com
p'etsd- W X FOREMAN,
C0mml ssoner.
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aORTH WHEELING FLINT GLASS
WORKS.

FHNHE subscribers having put their Glass Works
IN complete repair, they are now in foil O.
poration again, and they prepared 10 gu orders
with which they may be favored IN their lneJf
business They lrusl that their long and success
fol experience, Zone Of the firm having been engag
cd in the business than twenty years. will be
sufficient guaranty Of Their capacity 10 fill oil or.
ders on lhen ond they feel confident ia saying that
their Glass will be equal in quality, transparency
beauty and value as well ns cheupnesu IN price. 10
any manufactured in the Union. We only ask those
disposed to purchase 10 give Us a fair trial.
feb I2-ly M&RH SWEENEY e. co.