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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
DIR Y-G GODS
NyM FAIL AND MINTER GOODS.

II Il q IL Ih e Ok
q RE just rscsVIuR from New } ork. Phlla-
"A driPhia aad BALTIMORE, a. their Sl0vc NJ.
lbT- i4ain strsst, WasaLISS. VA. All entire new
stoek 81 Butlaii, Fteuch aud Amercan Coos,
sfsil the various styles aus qualities, 10 -uit inc
fall traae. lhec: Will be fOuii. IN the assortment.
20 yisces asserted Cloths, 20 ps
50 ~ Ky Jeans; 90 ps Red, White and yellow
Fi%sr elsi S0s ps biesched MashnsS 30 ps Bed
IIckIu=s; 71s - .AlnsTiean and Buusa PrHtsi
~ Laiea Drsun ShesUnss; so pgptain, ) riptU
And manageable AtPdcS Lustrss; e. rs Chusans
y na~ articls for az. es dresses; 50 ~ EaIlstsn.
French aud embo; sad Ginshams;3 ps German
and French MeGnsesi 70 - French Bon5a1tnes;
eS - Asserted SnksiSo Ps LISA Llnenyi 80 ps
Apron Check, 10 pstsumiturG %; 10 psrfn ale
sJsth.; ~ ps Ha.a iIInrs; 40 ps Forrest ,clotliS
i0jip colorea Iusllnr; % ps Alousiin ce Lanes,
plaia, an. ed aud ch segeabie, 100 uoZ Ladies
elk. woTsted, Gotten, Llsle Thread md hohhlr
Hosy; - dnz ! aides aud. Gents Gloves OF all
u-acrIyuSns and prices; coo doZ Spool c SttUn-.
HsG,tted -nunbers; 200 lbs SkeIu cotton, white
IA col d; 100 lbs Patent Thread all coloTsi 10
1ts SswinS SiIA; zoe packs Gerrl1n and AMER
sIu PlIs; tO5 duZ gu,n, webb and natL SuSpen.
ders; JO.p p PunSe1 Hdkfs, 20 ps Flag aud Fancy
-; 10 5eE Italian Crsv is, 20 dOz Satin and
15Snoazue StOc -, 70 doZ lIuen CanIbuc Hand
kerchIeis, . ps TIcR ix'd aud sutIped NelYSt for
Ladies dresses, 10 Ds sHk Ne.Nei, 10 ps Gotten 90
, Ss alpine cloths ter ladies' ndInR habits, 80
dog sIik, TsghonI, Edla6ursh aad nett Shawl4
Together with a variety Of Fancy GOODS, KID
kons, ARTIFICIAL Flowers, hdgiigs, tnseTnnss
pat aud AshburiSn Esccs. Also, plain and dg
Bo3ohIstts, swiss kult and Jaconst Muslins,
C;rseisnsttss aud Cap Lsces, Wash slslde anc
BIshop Lawns. AlIS-a large ASSORTMENT o
Cont Trainings, Tapes, lslets and BstOHs of al
descriptions.
-AL.SO:- .5.
70 d0I Florenoe BRAID, Prince Albert, Cypress
airIW and SIX Bondcts.
30 dox Ten and Boys Seaistts CAPS,
10 COS VsLystssA RHa C4o.h DO.
10 5oI Fur do.
a doE sup OUR DO.
% bales PittssHrgh Gstton Yarn, 10 Bales bat
,;rs, re. &c. 'sPrs f'ss Gns AashiHsV BanI
Is
ountry merchants wiskinEts purchase an en-.
tIt new si'ck, Or TO assori then stock on hand
vii bSaesOh Godstsa on the most adyentaSenu'
ieTu8.
The sbSvs goods were purchased at IN,
low est CASH prices, and will Do sold wholesaI'
sbreisil al puces that cnuHot re beat Nest q
tho Mountains. All we ASK, is for the public Il
call and examine our stock. No trouble l o snow
RSodsst NSt57 Main street, NHEeLIRs, Va.
Hgg IS .- m.
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AUGUST rs, 1913.

ASg AoESN
NEW FALL AMI WINTER GOODS.
n thc New Sure OF J d o. X p MARSH,
AzNo IA Main street. } b X y Marsh
have received Their first stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, as follows;
super Fresch Black, English and AmeIlcan
-uoSt dyed Cloths, plain aud fancy ~casslmeres,
BeiEic PLAIN Beaver, Flushing and P!ot Cloths,
Sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker-
seys; White Gauze, Red, \ elbow. TwiHed and
prinled Flannels; plain and hg'd silks, and sat
iuslnew style,) plain, striped, "%AteIed, change
able, Esd and plain Alpaca Lustres, BombazInesi
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Lanes, striped
-Chusans, kustre LANES, Grape Ruchel, StripSd
Epnettas, printed Saxony, French and English
Nernoes; MsnchesIrr, E~aTlston, French and
Chanbra Ginghams; BrOcha, Damask de LANES,
Mer.uo, Embroidered, Damask Wooden, Tartan,
Figd Mer,no, Tlubot, kabyle, Lady Sale and
Helen McGregor Ladies Shawis; cord and black
Kid Gloves, Long w bite 90. Fancy Points and
Dress HdndkeTchleis, AlpaCh7 Aprons, SIX
apron tasseis, Black aud cold twisted silk fnnges,
Working Canvass, Zephyr wOrsted, Thread lace
cdginEs and lnserlngsf Swiss and yacOnet d.;
AShbu-ton, LYONS and Fancy Net Laces, eOPd
silk Gimps, RIyeHs and Hem-sutched Linen
cambric hdkfs, plain and hg d white aud black
Net; plain and hg's Swiss, Book, Lace striped,
checked and JacOnet Msslins; Null Null, Nan
cooks, Linen Lawns, Linen cambrlci PLAIN and
fg'd bObJInetts, slack CASTELAR, Nets new style
bonnet Ribbons; silk pocket Hdkfsj Irish llnensi
Mohar cloak tasFels, % and a. Fable Diaper,
81 Linen Diaper, Russia do and tleached aud
brown Linen Table cloths, .inen shee;inRs; bl X
apd cold musllus, paper do NhUe and brown
hollands, silk md worsted Serge; black silk,
tahby and painted Velvet; Gents black Italian
traNats. D'OTsay STARTS, Boz ne etOrks ana By
ron cJIsIs; black, white and copd KID, cash
mers and Thibet glOves' MerinO aud Saun Yes
mgs; supcr GuaI SuspendeTs, SuspendeI Endsj
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool jraweu
Hnd.slir:s; bTOcade, mJhair and lasting coat ana
%syercoat buttons; fed, mOhaIr and SILK binding
aqua re- coat cord, German aud American Pms;
btsck AID White cotton, black Lambs Wool,
mixed SaxonY and Cashmere Hose, do hat
.HCse. Marine stripes, checked, brown and
h.eached Drbhrgs, canvass, padding, blfacbed
and hrOWn muslin, waddIng. batting, Umbrellas
y afaFre assortment of French Chint1es, British q
AMERICAN PRINTS
one case 81 fine Florence BRAID Bonnsis, netr
J fivis. H0~ss Hair Gtlnps; DC. &c.
Wcinwts the attention Of Country HerchdHfs
"a orr stock. which b. large and we'll selected.
Our customerb atd the Owens offNheeliug O. cd
v%irinlty, arc respectfully invited 10 give Ne y call
before Masking their Fall purchase r trs ON
and WILL eel DRF GOODS cheaper than
wsrs erCr before s8crsd IN thar ely.
sng2t >, ~. 4 Y. ". VI,
hsAU BIGRE'S HISTORY u lie RciOr
matnn in Swizsfland and Germany.
Joa received anil fr ssIe by
,sp 2 STEPHENSON & HASWELt.
PBNNsYLVANIA KELLEY NOTES.
WHTANTED e. few haBdfrd dollars ~ loves
rates ofdiscouHL RA'KEE -.
y 81
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NO. 24S
WINDOW

W. ;.1...,d1,i, 4 :. r. 5a y. ,n : .o ~, r.,
hnN" eIrereS isi' cs-partu~ySiiI - tke n'aHuE ciure
of Window Glass ~ tho Glass Factory in sor,h
wheeling. whNSc thev viii nivvnys iS~p "a hssd n
FiHck nf Glass of sll siz-s. which ih-y VII sell IN
order ~ tie lrwc.t pri~cs. Ordcrs addressed 10
Them will be pranpdy illed with an ariirle w.r-
ronird IN - EQUAL n any Cyliuder Glas. gsna
iscturPd iu IA. Western country. dec 2S-,r
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Peter YarnaH aud others.

lu pursuance ul the decree iU iH'H cnufes / cbaI
on the ed day Of November 1873, ~ the court
hDuee in Ohio ro.uty, sell 90 The highest and
best bidder on he terms BftcT named, the follow
irg lots In Wheeling. W.. Lot No 2 in the 9th
sqiars. nud on whIch " erected the ware house
nov occupied hy lsaac Irwin ard Harding s.
WoHGin, and twenty three lots In that part Of
Wheeling called EastVhocling &whIch are mum.
brref as fob 20 wit l9i, $50, -o, S., 81. la.
81. fsg. l1a, 6g. iS7, Iog. 1lI, sCg 2lJ, 100. 100. ~.
40. 81, 3O2. I2t and 27. The said lots wIIibr sold
on % credit rv equal Iust1.meu,s AZ Que. Two aud
three years with Interest from fh- day Of sale, tuC
purchaser giving bonds with good serHrfv fOrfhf
payment thereof. Deeds will DO made whCU rbo
gurghase money! s paid. should ihe sa.o rot be-
, completed ON thatooy, It wIl be a Jgurued from
day 90 DAY uIl it's closed, JADOb,
I aug gu C0mmfesfonCr.
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JUST RECEIVED.
sbmplaiRsut.

IN CHANCERY-Il the g rcui' superior c.-rt
I Court Of Law and ehauceTy Tor ONO county
in tie state Of Virginia.
Parker Campbell, s0Hplainaut
pcrSus
Samuel Lyon and Nancy his wife. Fra els &
Campbell. John RIchi~. Craig Richie. George
Clarke, ahdthc Merchants and Mechanics
Tank ot Wheeling. defendants.
Take notice that the DISPOSITIONS Of Frauc7s
G Campbell and others, will be taken At he
Office OF Iessrs Lamb u Russell, attornie9 al
Virginia, on the 18Th day of October. 4 %. 1915.
between the hours of eight O'Clock A y. and
a5ove naaed cause on behalf Of suId COMPLAIN
act And ID from any cause the takiuz OF the
same shall not be commenced, OF being cpumes.
ced, shall nor be completed on rIat t-y. the
taking thereof viii be adjJurEed from Time 20.
lime phil the sau.e shall be co.uBiaiei.
To che above pamed defendant.
PARKER CAMPBELL. bv
seq rs V4w LAVE. q RUs=Eur. his SOS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

m'nsdt 10 sell as low rs our neigi.bors. We there
fcre say 10 our customers and the ciiIZ ms Of
= h'ellng aud vicinity, give US a call before pur-
he prs es suit s~p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
WILIIAM n. T,NNSR-

EB ESPECTFUILY informs I've rir1.rs ~
ca Wheeling and the public in general. ihat 70
continues 20 carry on the BOOT and SHOE NJ
KING FUSlNE IS. a. his old stonG, zttkess.
OF the Biz Lei TIER BoOT Main street,
" hec!ing; where he Is pcrs AIRED TO execute ali
otdtrs 10 has q e IN the ncGIesf and hes. siyla.
AID atprI es - sult the times. He would also Big
lsase 10 render has grateful u,9nks 10 lis old
friends and eustuu.es for past favoTs, and sniE
cats a conIE-aucc of heir patronage. He VIII
furnish CASA customers with boots and Shaaa
al the following reduced PRICE:
BOOTS Best make at -. c aud 7. warranted
the kind that can bchaG in he city of Whesiips.
SHOES All kinds. OF mons shoes made Q
order at nrIcCs RANKING from 8. tcs 6m 40 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
WV JFssOP 4 SONS CAST 6TEEL.
". " 8 s. n. JIHESON.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS TX HATS
caps


We a3s Of Min %rcst. FAseEng. "a.
FAVE on hard and arc constantly manuEscisr-
ing a general assortGent Ul superiur Fur aud
silk hats. They have received The latest prirs
fashion from New N0S, ahinre now prepared
= SUPPLY toorder aiisiZes aud q1~5!ltirs. u tho
L.-sent or past stytr,a IS may sUlt cuatomsrs,
klacN and brah Deav1r and ca gur, F.sIn
White Russia and Napt Hare. .
Taey also Keep ouharuan aIsOri ~ an GFpisiR
anc ianGy men S and 1oys fgE and cloth caps,
a., 81 which they oiler 20 their ruSto,ssrs hEstss
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants end ss8,-
ers prOmntiy filed on the nos. iavorEbiL tsrgra.
ThAnkfUl Tor ths liberal patFOna2c they have
h rrtoforeTeeeiy-d they solicit a share Of sss
lac patronage which they are istermInad "a de-
sSrvc BY prompt 'tch tfni, psIsSzei s9pLeation
+. y a. ~
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Io.oee DOLLARS.

n NEw GOODS. NJ ihe Men Yerk ,beap
lFA Cash Stare $50 Market s.. WHEELING. VA.
f. a + YORKEs ~nutd respectfully iuiorm his
customers md The public generally. hat lac has Just
r%rturne'l E'nmIhs ! at with q general assprtuenl of
DRY GOODS aud GROCERIES,. Cookery Ware.
HnrdwEre. Bnol.. Shoes. &c. which he j. nav opei,-
h'xs and ready b. sell ~ cheap or cheaper han ever.
The pst4Ic sSe invited 10 call aud examine The lnl
articles, viz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

WVTR COBLARs-Fue SEAL sul AUS
TRAN LAMB COLLARS. Er Ovrrroai.
md Clocks af NCALLAMS
ssp q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

SADDl. .NI, HARDIN Ait.-Iu -uDsrrIOCrs
have received a sOIen id assortment ofBrrsa
Silver plated & Tmned Surr1p Irens snG Briols
Bis ot every DESCRIPTION. Also, ey. ~ SIZE AMI
kini of Bride buckiess Roller buckles. Jnpan-
NED, silver and Grass HARNESS. m1untiiG. Red
Fringe, tlree cord SILK Orange Thread. Plush,
Seating skins, Cation and Worsied Web. Strain
ine do, &c, Sc. which sh-l be sold at very re-
duced prices fer CASH Saldlers will u'ras= give
us u call. OFT e. GREER.
10 II No IRa ain S..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
ALLlIAN & NIANWELI.

AETOJLD respectfully inform the cust0m--s
w Of the late hrm OF j. PoiiOcs < O., aud
the public generslly, that tho have received h0uI
the east, and have now opened az the old stard,
formerly OccUpIed by T. Pollock & Co. No 100,
corner OF Main Rnc Union SUeets.o large apG
well selected stock OF BOOTS s. SHOES, con
sIstIup in nart ~ follows;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
CHEAP HARUWAKE 4.

OTT & GRE FIR, No I5s AYain street have
iust recTVcd q frssh supply VI J:aTt EGr6
consisting OF or So and cram ScytEcS. Sl,.,s.
Scythe Rhlss Srd Sforcs. Mil SAYS. trcsq r.
Forks. Pocket Knives. Iron " IRE, Kim Locke,
Door LatchAs. BUT HfnEas. Table Hinpr-, 1iT.r
Chest, Cupboard, Trunk and PaC Locks, IA
kinds of Files aad RsSps, TIece { Aa!4s,9Ed cv-
cry cher article IA rho HsTSwaTz lne'LH or
which they will sci. al prices tina uius ? paA-.
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CoACH

ASPLENuID osssrtmenr Of Coach Ioces E~a.-
and Sitrs~ Hub Bonds. Dab fraars,
JGUrV, HGndtsS, stump POINTS, Nailcaaie lrvu,
Irou AXlcs, Ehpuc spring Patent ash Lea
lhtr &c, &c. 70 be- found N hard TIN ~ uricta a.
jeI5 OFT ~ GKEEH'S. Nols6 "a -.
1900 100 loo L shs salr S si.sssc4 s; T5. ..I'@'''
jail received nI he Sign orthe BIC REDEOJT
is - SAN'L M'GGALLE.N
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rg1Ns or ADVERrisINC

INFo InnA'hs. Sb.QO Three psnlhs S5UU
Advertisements inserted till urhid or ~IthOat
Ipress ordsr. will be inserted until oEdered out
I'd chsrsed osc dollar ffr lst three Insertions. auh
Is IT'S ior elca insertion afler. dverisements
isc led Ihrss TINES q ~e-k Cor three fSurths the
aIovs. Weekly for Sns halt per week
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NEW FOOT AM SHOE EsTAB-

ltNtj MIN J..
JCHN T.. WADE,
NB ANUFACTURER ur Ladies Gen'lcmen's
aud Caridrcu's Boots and Shoes. Main street.
, dUurs south 1f Virginia Hotel Wheeling. VA,
keeqs constantly on hand an assortment Of The p'vNe
articles, nj Eastern prices. 81! made under his-own
rusptcibn, and cf he hest Philadelphia miterials
june Is. lSt3-fv.
JUST RECEIVED.
q GENERAL assortment n Drugs, Paints. snS
"a Dye Stsas, nmongs' winch ere
10 CarhuyF OIL Yi'rnl,
5 do Aquu FORTS.
& DO Murar.c ACID.
. do Su1rh1ur Ether.
3 DO Spls. NiTe.
3 do 4JTa AIHmonia.
Gases Gam Cupul aud Shellsc.
A few cases Chrome Green and YeNow.'
3Casks Eng. Lam pblark.
) bbis Spls TurPcniinr, ,,
MI o. whIsh-will be ssld al The lowest 0rires by
sctll JAMES BAKER.
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PUBLISHED DAILY M WEEKLY BY
JAMES K. WHARTON,
Ar rms cOkNEK - uNIoS ASp MAIN srEErrs
WHEELING. VA.

oflrs al 3 cesis . copy.
The Weekly p,ser. the Western Virginia Times.
Published os "Wednesday AT 81 90 Per annum
in advance. or 50 If not paid within ono month
FROM ;hs besioniag sfthe year, Nonew Subscribers
will he recOiyel, except such as paw IN advance.
EO- 6 moa,ls 81 SO Is invariably charged No
Ib-c rber received for n less Term than six month";,
and no papsr discontinued except stthe discretion
sfths publisher. until al srrearugos are paid.
-, nvrar," ~ I. .
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n M,GINNIs-

GROCERIES & DRY GOODS,
No. IFS, East SIDE gf Nark,f Squire.
IS on hand a general a--urmcn Oi Family
GROCEBIES and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. winch be offer. 90 The public low NJ The
cbn be nod in he Western country. nrg %
EBED LEAD-llll IJs. RED LEAD NJ I.
"a, ) Bills LfNSEED OIL.
a large lot Of E,arr & RUirrf' pars WHITE
LEAD. lresh ground. For sale by
seq 10 US BAKER.
~ the Federal cours ~ CIaSks5arE.
. United states,
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DENFN . C.INhn.

'C0NPOCND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
INOH i've rure of DEAFNESS. ynirs. ana The
discharge oCmarer from he ears; a 81 aiI lhoSe
dis'gree1hie noises. like The huzziug Of igsrcis.
inihrg ufwster ., bizziug of si"on, Sc. &c. WhIch
ore symptoms OF approaching d~-afuCs-, md gi-u
general y attendant wild Ihe diseoSr. bar S,ls ~
Or ! CRCNIBACKtR. No Is3, Mann s.,
Slc Agent.
THIS medicine is o. highly and Hu-
merous certificates are gwen, rs very respectable
persons, Of the ranfcaslunishng cues winch IL has
pcriurmad. NAV %
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GkOCEkitS.
100 Bag. GREEN RIO COFFEE;

so b.Ies GunTnwJer rEA. so Chssil Y II TEA.
10 do Hyscn Skin d.. 10 boxes iDpcrial dn.
1000 Lbs Lnai SUGAR. S hhds n . SUGAR,
200o-th- white uavsup dc; % Ticycs RICE;
20 bills n O MOLASSES; 30 boxes cSm. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERATUS;
10 hnNes u nlnr ron AGO. aIn analIx.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
Nv yEThifn I'D

EVEN THOUSAND POUNDS of Dry white
n Lead, Pore, Which Ne u 40 sell AZ be lrn,es
price. NH pa BAKER \ ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

San ... caldwell.
The o.siurl iH ihis case VIII tatr nrrlrr f1at
De dUnsHr0us ol James NJ Stokes ut OBJ gfhara.
aI. ut foEsn 90 The Office or John Euua alder
ln 90 the city Of pnilads.rhla, On the 18th fov
20 tlrtrber next. between the hoLTs OF o'plgcA
NJ ard5P VI. 20 be reRd tp evidence on ihs
IiaI Ute sb)yc ramtA ragsr.
sTH ~ WILSON Auerpss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
7 know Martha Conlin, and believe what she
statesIn this TO ts perfectly true,
JOHN POWER,

1912.
7 place full confidence Iu the statement made
BY 1fartha CUulIn; having known hcr the past
twenty years. will cheodul} E.tesuyparucc ars
In relation 70 her case TO those VINO may wish
further Information. ST ELIZABETH,
Superior of tl8 EJmsd Catholic Orphan Asylum
Punss street, New York. iDCC ~, 1872.
have confidence IN the representations made
by Marina J0nlIn, aud have full kuowIedzg of
her case. ELIJAH r PURDN,
Alderman 10th Ward Of he city Of1icw Ysrk.
Tee "a, 1872
Martha Conliu has lived IN my family the las.
tavfsra, and ! hereby certify that the FOREGOING
statem 20 made 5y herself h. correct.
Mrs MARY B LLOYD.
10 s1l Broad ENewark =.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-12-02

m ETTERS of Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned at
the September Term, 1843, Of the Pro-
bate Court of Amite County, on the Estate
of James N. Nor,cood, deceased All per-
sons indebted to said Estate, are required
to make immediate payment-and those
having claims against the same, are re-
quested to present them duly authentic
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred recovery.
L. l.. BRAMBLET,
administrator.
September 80, 1843. 3lw6
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hedn, oishi wiihou, smoking, Then, TOO,
ala ,oung fellows! they've not worth n
,1ssyed. Instead Of tho bold, mao y
orrn AR exercise of their fathers, whr.
Ixnhlonp their awoclhcarta ~ tho frosty
a<onliqhl, making tho dear creatures
x9ts dance and their checks inglo with
,n RELIGIOUS sport lhoy nope, and nir,
ana play tho Top in some hot, crowded
hsil room, dressed out like dancing mas
tnrs. ecod sk ipping about moro dainlly
lAhn butterflies, and shivorng at breath
ofcold air, as If they had an ogue it,,
NAhnw on such atomics! I'd cut Off my
h6ir with a shilling If ho dared TO ape the
enoundrols.
Faith, sir, there's nothing like your
aIeighing TO get up love scrapc. and I'd
Ike 10 know if any one can resist it, when
Ne sits so closely by the side Of his part.
ner that he can feel her breath upon his
check and hear the lowest whisper Of her
Trembling voice. Then, too, you must
both be under the same buffalo, and your
feet will get together, and your hands
stray naturally into each others, and by
the bye, even your lips get somewhat clio
scr TO hers, and you catch yourself kls-
sing before you are aware Of il. All! my
boy, there's many sweet beauty loses
her little heart at such times, and finds
hcrself engaged--she scarcely knows
how--at the end OF some moonlight sleigh
ride. If you don't wish your daughters
to get married yet, and any gay gallant
asks them to sleighing party, take the
impudent scoundrel by the collar, and
battery or no battery, cane him within an
inch of his life.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue oil deed Of trust executed
ID 10 US as Trustees, by JOHN Brooks,
dated the Fifteenth day Of February, in
the year I842, and duly recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office, in Liberty TO So
cure the payment of certain debt there
in mentioned, we will expose to public
sale for cash, at the Court house in Lib
erty, on the SECOND MONDAY OF DECEMBER
next, the negro woman SELEY, conveyed
10 US in said Deed Of Trust, and execute
TO the purchaser such title as we are au-
thorized by said deed, which is deemed
good.
JAMES G. GERALD,
WIN. McKOWEN,
Trustees.
June 8, l843. l5m6
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ANCHORS FoUND.--Capt. VIM. Gu rtis,
Of the schooner Native, at Baltimore, re
Gently found near the middle of the Ches-
apeake Bay, between "New Point'' and
"H6rse Shoe, about 80 miles this side of
Norfolk, two large anchors, lost from a
man-of-war, though it is not known to
what nation she belonged. The anchors
are about II feet in length, 10 between
The flues, and weigh each about 5000
pounds. From their rusty appearance,
twoud seem that they have been un-
der water many years, probably since
The last war; which makes it probable
shat they were lost from an English YES
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NOTICE.

T ETTERS Of Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned, at
the September Term, 1843, Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Amite County. on the Es-
tate of John Robinson, deceased-All per-
sons indebted 10 said Estate are required
10 make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same, are re-
ques,ed to present them duly au,henti-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
or they will DO forever barred recov-
cry.
JOHN COLLINS,
Administrator.
September 80, l843. 31w6
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
m ETTERS of Administrator having
been granted to he undersigned at
the October Term, l843, Of the Probate
Court of Amite County, on the Estate OF
Thomas. O. Causey, deceased--AIl per-
sons indebted to said Estate, are required
to make immediate payment-and those
having claims against the same. are re-
quired to present them duly authentlca-
ted within the time prescribed by law, or
thew will be forever barred recovery.
ORA II. CAUSEY,
AdminiStr dtrir.
October 20, 1843. 35"6
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NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the
Probate Court of Amlte County, gran
ted al the September Term, 1843, we will
offer for Sale, on a credit OF one and twc
years, on Friday the First day of Deem
Der neat, at the late residence Of the de-
ceased, in Amte County, the following
Real and Personal Estate, OF Littleton S.
atkinson, deceased, to-wit:--Lot No. ],
and East part of Lot No. 9, in Section "A,
Township 2, of Range 3, East; Fracioual
Section No. 2, in Townsip l, Of Range 8,
East; the West Half Of the North East
Quarter of Section Is, in Town ship |, Of
Range 2, East; the West Half of the
South East Quarter Of Section 2, in Town
ship !, Of Range 2, East; the South West
Quarter of Section 2, IN Township l., OF
Range 9, East; the South West Quarter OF
Section Is, in Township Is, Of Range 2,
East; the North West Quarter of Secion
10, 10 Township 1, OF Range 2, East; the
East Halroflhe South East quarter ofSec-
ton e, and the East Half Of the North
East Quarter OF Section Is, in Township
|, of Range 2, East; and q part Of the
South West Quarter of Section 3, and "a
part of the South East Quarter Of Section
4, in Township 2,of Range 3, East; also
8 acres of land in Section 18, in Town
ship |, Of Range2, East-containing One
Thousand, 1tOo Hundred and IhirtyeigM
Acres and 90-1O0 of an Acre-Also, one
pair ofMiIlStones. All of said Lands lying
and being in the County Of Amite, and
State o. Mississippi.
G. A. HUDSON,
w. II. ATKINSON,
Administrators.
Oc,obey Of 1aA3 SAWS