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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
NJ EDICAL EP'A n M T. n +.

TRANSYI.NANIA UNIVERSITY.
DICAL HEP'A ~ vi + n II.
TVN1lE course ui inSTurtI"n will npcn ms hereto
Gpre, on the LIST Monday of November, AID
clase The last day 81 February. under The follow
ing Faculty, viz:
Beri w Dudley. NJ D, Professor Of Anatomy and
Surgery;
James T. Cross. NJ d. Professor Of Institutes and
Medical jurisprudence;
Elisha Bartlett NJ D. Professor Of Theory md Prac.
ICc;
wm a Richardson. NJ n. Prof nf Obstetrics nRd
Diseases sc Won on and ChildteH;
T. y Mitchell NJ ID. Pot Naicria Melica and Their
npruIcS ard Dean o( Faculty;
Robert Peter, NJ D. t'rnf"f Chemistry and Pharmacy
James NJ Bush, NJ p. AdJuhct Prof Of Anatomy and
Surgery;
Who will receive noieS nG gacd nEd solver
banks az the States whence the pupils come. wIih"u
dsrount far their several tickets. the aggregate
sum ur which IS sl05. For the Mairculaii"n ana
Library ticket Of s.. and the Graduation Fec oi $50
par funds IRE required Boarding aud Lodging, rs
hcrcinG,rr Gor TWO Ia three dollars Per week. aud
probably E,r less. (incudnG fuel aud lrehis) FoT
further information. address the Dean. post Pdid)
Bv order.
THOS ID mitchell l., Bean. &c.
Lexington July 1913. I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

Is CItANCERN-ln the Circuit Superior
Moses Rhodes, mplaiHGHt.
Archibald Hoods, sheriff of Ohi,. county, and
a. such administrator of John SoCkman dc
ceased, Henry Sockman, Isaac I. Brown
tllz3oeih his wiic; which Henry aud Ehl1oSth
are children and heirs AZ law uT the snld John
SOckman deceased, Jesse Wheat aud Alexan-
der Henderson, defendants.
Pursuant Ia the decree made in thus cause Ly
SAD court on the 18th day of June lSi3.
VIII on the 18th day Of August 1913,
ana thereafter by adinurnments from Tune Q"
Siidl ne necceraty, ~ NV oitce IN 'h'
INV oi Wheeling, Virginia, proceed 10 take an
account ni and report what Is due 10 the plaIntIt
and The defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged m tue bill what assets. " anv have com,
10 the hands of the SAID administrator &C be az
nlinistcTru, and wka. part thereof n any, romano
uhadmIhisteret; what effects Of the said John
N"'kWan deceased II any, have been taken pos
session OF ty the SAID Henry. or have come :" his
hands, whether he has wasted or paTte' with the
same what - due from slit Henry as executor
&c son tort Nv reason there t what real estate OF
the sard John SocJman has descended To the
SAID Henry aud Elizabeth. and the annual value
thereof, what debts nj sand JOh'i SOrku,an re
man unpaid, Distinguishing such are binding
on ms h'rs from >urh as are not, aud such other
matters As SAID decree dirctts, or as sh1 deem.
pertinent or the parties specially require.
~ HOtlccis hereby given totl'c Cl;Enl TORS
OF t.e sad John Socktnan dec, a~cd, To ap, ear
before ne and prove their demands, on or before
ne SAID l9in dey of August iei3, al
my oihce aforesaid a'd deposit or Sc
cure their REASONABLE, share of the costs of this
suit. aud that such of them shall MOI 50 appSaT
aud prove thriT q, a. ands. aud deposit or secure
their snuahlc shary Of the costs Of This SUIT,
WI lee excluded from the benefit OF SAID decree.
rnd Of any thoT decree or j,crces 10 be made ln
Tits cause.
ALEX. WILSON, Commissioner
iANu N Rrss BIT, for comp'r je -
ne parties - the above cause ate hcrsh, no
hhe", thht The t,pOs iiionS of JOseph Gill aud
"ihers will be taken the residence Of said g Ill.,
~ lnc town of Nlount Pleasant. Jed, rsOn county,
~ lhe state Of OHIO, Oh Monday the 9Th day of
Jury lSli, hetN zen the hours Of Two aHd seven
% clock NJ, 10 be- read ~ evidence in the aboy g
named cause, on behalf Of salt plaintiff and said
henderson. And VI from any cause the taking
OF TIE same shall not he commenced, or ben =
commenced, shall not be completed on THAI dav
me takiRf thereof w;l 10" adourUcd from time Ia
'ne, unul the same shall b. co'nnleted.
ic ~ AIEXANnER IiENDER SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
" MENDEL e. HARBOUR.
TRT STEE,S SALE.

WILL he sold on Monday the seventh day
highest bidder ~ tie front door of the Curt IIohse
nf his county. dc>rahlr pew in The Presbyterian
Church. Selling trustee, ] shall Orly convey
such tile rs is vested IN me hy The deed under
which I sell For further particulars apply IN the
subscriber ar Mr John kuoie Terms made known
the 'my vi sale. + ii FGTZHUGH,
~ % Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
LAST on THE SEASON!
LOON orr FOR CWEAT BARGAINS. AT
W r. SIIBI-S

". T ''I-E|IEN
MKTUD has Igsf received additional supplies Uf
" NEW SEASONAgIg DRY GOODS
g,bich render Zee srJr ogliu equal 90 ANY ~ tnc
West
Au.Er Other CREST uiur7aCuts which he oilers
ID, a., tgiir H-r Irs st.-k &C Cla1r Cass,ssssss
y.J f,esG .rssas' SsHfBter ne1r
~, che I1dcs ie sders choice SELECTION ~
fy.-,-~s Br4sI anil Eaejsb S,rul5 B1nst,,
p.sot,fsl asurl. oi -cucb Lawns Chiurts. Pfiut4
SC &C. tia rrcatrst variety ct rich nev slyie LACE
ag.d L kCE GUOUS, oud oi,uust every vsuety in the
lt,r ,hsf can le ufputored and bcruE disvsud q,
sell a. size gcyy @ollespreffs Coz CASH. be thnks
be- cau,o, iaI 60 suu al purchasers Wb5 give hjm
rqU tvI2
40 BBI.s LOCKWOOD, rccviycj s,rl f,s
M sale ~ OLIVER PRYOR.
by % Wbeslitg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

NNIRSr IN MARKET-C;rahaln', :, and tl.
u Ladies' National MagnNn.s. iur August. with
heauiinl cugLyIngs. just reed aud G,r sale 1T
Jy - hlELLORS Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
MEDICAL INSTITUTE


or THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
'INHE Lectures IN this institution. VIII com
mence rs usual, on the first MoGdav Of No
y cmber. and continue until the last Of Eebr uary
under the tOllOwin" faculty.. WV.
JEDEDIAU COHB. ID,
Professor Of Anatomy.
CHAS CALDWELL NJ y.
PIOfInstitutes Of Medicine and Medical
Jurisprudence,
JOHN f. COOKE. NJ y,
Prof Theory md Practice of Medicine.
SAMUEL. u GROSS. NJ ID,
Professor Of Surgery.
HENRY MILTk U, ID,
Prof Obstetrics anA Diseases Of WoTlCn and
CHAkLFS w SHORT. MD,
Prot Malel,a Mcdica md Medical B9i1ny.
LUNSFORD y NANDElI. NJ u,
Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy
DANIEL. DRAKE, ID,
Prof Clinical incidence pathological Anatomy.
SIX lectures are delivered daHv. The Ice tor
each ticket IL Si5. The notes of good and sal
vent Banks 0fthe States ~ which pupils reside
will be received W payment. The MAtuculatIoU
Zee Is 81, and that NJ tiradnaNrn 20, both paya-
bile IN kentucky uapcr. The Zee to tGc Dcwon-
strator of ANATOMY, Dr. Bavless ~ ~ dolls. whIcO
includes all the privileges VI attendant IN ms
demons rations and dissCctious fT0m the hrs' Of
October tili INC FIST of March. The price Of
boarding. with fuel. light, and attendants, e., w
." dos pcr week.
Professors Cobb and Gross, 10 Anticipation
of the regular session, will deliver a cowrsc Of
I.crtuvcs on Niscprai and SuTgiral NnatonrV.
and Operative Surgerv, beciRnIng on the 18th ~
day Of October The feet0 tlus course a. % dals
Nv order Of the Faculfv
iv25 = COBB. " ". Dean.
INOR BENT-A s'uall dwelling huusc couz' 4.
y wr IS thrcc gori ruoms, iogcIhcr wtlh an OK.
Celleut cu,' iug stove aud iNd,au' r'nvcrient -
Tcrnis u,odrrntr Apply 10 PETER HOLLlNGS-
HEAD. W. JAMES DARE. ~
- BBI.S CAMwOOD, rrcivcd and f.,
> safe hy OLIVER PRYOR,
ty1l Wheeling.
- CEHOoNS OF SPANISH INDIGO
= recetyed and ior -llC hy
wa ~ PRYOR Unrou s. Whecl,u~
Rnn LIS CINNAMON. rccsivcd atr
NBdt Soc sale BY OLIVER PRYOR,
| VIA WhcciiuE
4 a ICOHOI. uadc ana soid. WHOLESALE an
I "a rctatl Ivy OLIVER PRYOR. r"t0u 81,
n VI Wheeling. -
IGNOPAh VARNGElI, oIadc 900 cold ~
JW1t OLIVER PRYOR, Whcrhnr-
uNONNETs.-J rs MARSH ts,,
y ,ug received 81 thsir store. y" Nv Mo'" :
ll.t-,rr srlect,,.u ~ 6ur Torcucc Bnid Brunois
l,biei tl,cy will vii chssP ioT cab. may 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

by Virtue ola d, ed ofTIust dated the 9th day
- Of October 1912, executed by Hiram Martin
q me as trustee, 10 secure the payment Of GER
tain debts in said deed mentioned, / shall offer
81 public sale TO the highest bidder, al the front
dnor of the Court House on Thursday the 10th
day of August next, the following described real
proUcrty VIZ: lot No -, situate on the North side
of Water street. Ia ia NJ part Of Middle Wheeling
aud others.
Also, lot number 1876, in East Wheeling. aud
on which IS erected good BRICK tenement.
The title 20 the above property is believed to
be iudisputabie, bat selling trustee shall only
convey such tile as - vested In me by said deed.
sIcrps Of Sdic-S $50 sash will be required. the
balance in two equal payments, ut and ~
months, and the uue % be retained unUl the
purchase moaey shall be paid.
JAS A CLARKE,
I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
TRlI sTEE,s sNLE.

virtue rf deed Of trust from Charles
~ Stei'her md Elizabeth his wife - me. bear
l'S GATE the ed day "f February ~ iS43 and
now Of record IN the clerk. Office of tho roun,,
court Tor ONO county. ! shall. on Tuesday the
10TH dav OF August tn, a. L. o'clock 4 NJ ~ the
front door at the Court housc Tor Ohio county.
sell To the highest aud host biC,I.r =, ,,iI an.
'on, NV" lots Of ground situate 10 Rit .hictuwh,
numbered on lh" plIi ofsaid town, ten and twelve
~ tue eleventh square. together NI'h the build
20 cS ana Improvements on tho same.
Ihos" lots are wi " lmpr"N cd. wjih y good hrcl,
tenement and tire tItlr + bpleved o he uudoubt-
Ell and iice from all membranes
Sclhn" - fTrst-c shalt Convey such TILE As
Is vested m me nv the SAID iced ortrrst
Terms made known on tho dav oi sale
JAMES WHEAT. Trustee
BRENTLlNGER q. SHAtI.CROSS,
~ - - Auction GERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
II. NUMSEN

EEAVING fitted up his old stand g. Main g.
n 81 Enr The reception Of customers tenders
services 10 his Old friends AMI the public. lie will
furnish parties ur families with pound. fruit, sponge
almond tart cake, sc, Sc, PLAN ia super
style also iih fruits, confectionery and every snt
nG creams. ieles and Blanc Mango, Ice Creams Sc
| "a llum az excellent and pure fountain. COnicCtus
nary Fruits &C. sery ell up all tunes tp via iers.
/ lie - sure that those who call hE will I've sure
To call again. june IN
HUPONT'S ROCKPOWDER-Fo sale
by JAMES IL FORSYTH s. co.
~ 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
NEW BOOT AND SHOE EsTAB-

JOIN =. WIDE,
ANTFAC-TI'Ri.B of iadle-' Geniicmen's
WI aud Chidrcu's Bo0's ond Shoes. Main street
,lours south 1t Virginia Hotel Wheeling. Va
kccI~ constantly hand sa assoTi,oent ul the aOve
ariicles NJ Ea5,ern prccs. ~ unade under tis 0v
inspection sud of Inc test philadelphia materials
iuue Is IS33-iv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
FOI'NTAIN INN.
ltaie Bei,Loor.,'s,i IiGur ST. BALTIMORE.
w w DIN.

w w DIN.
ARrIIURL FOGt;. 'P
IL NNING leased this extensive aud favurite -.
'h''>hmSni. aud entirely Icnu,n Ied AMI re-
""" " 'h'"nchoui that u can compare ndvania-
''"Sy With any similar psin hlisineni IA the Unpn
NV u" hesitation "a cudeaynring To attract the
~ ct the travelling public h. this fav"Iite
80" ll'he most strenuous eNerions. pinned Ia
IVY i"ss'h.e convenience q" he fpund elsev here.
~ insure success. they pledge themselves uh' its
' '' vel Gained reputation shall NOT ouly bP
mr"Icd hat surpassc,I.
:" n'o"rdance with the d,ili6 ulIics of The times.
'hcy have determined To rp,i.c. their rbatges 10
"' ~ Ilr'nd Pr'ce - .25 per day.
Baltimore. Iuly g. 1873 ~
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SALE OF TOOLS,

Materials and apparatus for manufacturing
GidSs.
DURSLANT To a deed of trust from Horace
u Mllion VI Iller to us, dated the seventh day
of November ISiI, and recorded m the clerk
office of the county court of OHIO county, virgin
Ia, M deed book number %, page 81, we shall
on Saturday the sixteenth day OF September
ls43 sell at public auction, at the front door Of the
Court house of Ohio county IN the city OF Nhet-
ling, commencing said sale at three O'Clock
NJ all the tools, apparatus; materials anu othef
property of a personal nature uansteTied ~ coz
vcycd to ms by said deed.
The property may at any time previous TO the
sale, be inspected az the Glass works IN III chic
town.
TERM S-The purchase money to be paid IN
TWO IN stalmenIs payable with interest from the
day OF sale, 10 four and six months alter the sale.
Good security wilt be required.
! Selling as Trustees, we VIII only convey such
Title rs Is vested IN US NY the sand deed of Trust
auss to 5 tBaRsXTbY. Tru'tes
& NOUNTER SCALES, q new article, wauan-
~ ted accurate, for sale BY
! NAV IS OFT & GREER.
| NEANllI.A AND MIS- SOUhI HEMP
7 I'VE 20 bales Manila,
/ 5 tons Missouri Hemp. For sale by
may 10 II M'KEE & co.
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THOR RENT-A syu,ll DIS ciirr huu-c ,uus' 4.
y mr uf three g,pd rupns ioEcthCr Wtih an OK.
colIeut cor,' iur stove aud a lydSaw r'nvrrient --
Terms r,,,,lrrn,r. Amply o, PETER HOIIINGS-
HEAD. W. JAMES DARE. " -
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and enclosed ia neat ornamental 49,,
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10 this or any Oiber couniry considering
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GEORGE p. NORRIS
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
AMERICAN EDITION
OF THE


DULlN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
The increased attention paid to the
cultivation Of British Periodical Li,srs-
sure, may be regared as one among lie
prominent characteristics, Of ibe present
age. An entirely new class Of writer's
including some Of the finest iuteIIecls Tie
country has produced, have, IN some ii.
9 ances, done honor 70 lie pages, and thus
a corresponding elevation has been given
70 the stand Of the popular taste.
Among the distinguish periodicals. Of
the Gay, none may be said % take high
or range 70 Che fields ofelegani Literature
Than the "Dublin Cnirersity Magashae.n
Characterized, % ils pages have ever been
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NOR, and deep and powerful paihos, and
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claiming 90 lie contributors, some OF the
most distinguished writer's Of GEeag u .iiaIn
this highly talented work has ever maiu
tanned proud position its, contemporaries
while from lhe dawn Of It's commencement
il has been constantly increasing 10 the
popular estimation down 20 tins present
ilme. la coohrmancn Of our assertion,
II is only necessary 10 refer 70 lnose
thrilling incidents. Of food ard field. un-
der lbe niles, OF Charles u Malley,' Y and
"Hduy Lorreqger," Doth Of WHICH origin
alIy graced The pages Of this perioulcal
The most popular with The exception o.
Boz's works, perhaps OF anihat have evef
issued lronilne periodical press. Spark
Ito with humor, and leeming, % these ad.
mirable sketches do, win iacideas Of
such intense and glowing interest 10 their
perusal we positively become ourselves
paricipators 10 The scenes narrated. II
would 10 needless, however, for Us 70
speak OF The merits OF an author with
whom The public universally are 50 laYor.
yorably acquainted, we're 1t not for Ihea
uouncemeul Of a new work from the pen
OF ine same delightful writer, DR.. LAYER,
which is to appear ia his Magazine, and
which will be commenced Immediate after
tire completion OF The series, Of "ChaIies
o. Malley," now in course Of PnOllca-
100. N
Another, and scarcely less favorite
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admirable productions, have 50 desrTedly
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NAV also be named as among, the conlrl.
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We may further add the name OF VII.
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~ aud skill, and oue who is assuFediy des-
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his country has produced produced. Al
writer OF elegant fiction he is perhaps
unequsled IN purity and Froiundiiy OF pa.
;hos, aud EXQUISITE grave aud delicaey o.
sentiment.
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Of characters eminent 10 literature, sci.
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connected With Ireland, 10 winch are ap,
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for the Canadas, and w the respective To-
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,. M. MASON.
Basement Rooms, corner Of Pine and
Broadway, New York,
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TRUST SALE

TOY virtue Of a deed Oftrust, iOrtfss
by W. C. STOKES, iOr ceraa lia
herein specified. and which 4 O'r'r' \ 7
Probate Clerks oihce, olihn cO'fh y
!. pages lS3 and lS4: shall pnnsI 'iil
10 l0lh day oflaly, loiS, at pnSs .l'' y
sne residence OF William Y. s'OkaN
ilg Described properly, 70 wlli-lia vs.
luar OF section ?; anu three'l'sI'a VA
lalf OF the northeast quarter 'l,0 VII Y
!, he souwesi quarler, and veg faIl w ' .
east quarter of said section. Ala v.
the southwest quarter thereof ~ W.
cl Tie west hali Of The sOuheasI lulas
The whole being 10 township NV
containing in all il hundred ac'tNs
aud also The following negroes Y III
sonality, yiz--Johu, . negro lnan u n
Pleasant aged abonl g, jim ! p 'la,,
8. Daphin ! woman aged sboul n N
man aged about 50, Fanny 2 W M
ao FeIliCea. a woman aged abds,'
uy' aged about 40; Judy
Chloe, aged about %, and ' ..I' I
b Years Of age. Also four lD' asssl
conr woke or oxen, 40 head o. vi
and harness, ana :, A. I, " NJ
husbandry now on said pla'; ! rsras
sale, cash. Such tile only = ''''
's''S " JOHN r. BASAlhs \.
ron.syv q. I843. -
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