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Simmons on Courts Martial new and enlarged edi-
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Lieut.. Frome's Trigonometrical Surveying.
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British Naval Biography
Requisite Tables for the Nautical Almanac.
Boilleau's Traverse Tables
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Treatise on Naval Evolutlons and Tactics, by P.
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Hugo Reid on the Steam Engine
Tredgold on Steam, the Steam Engine, and Steam
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Sir John Ross, Royal Navy, on Steam Navigation.
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CPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANO.-The sub
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manufacturer Mr.. Joseph Chickering, one Of his
best Rosewood Piano Fortes, Of the latest improve
ment The instrument must be seen and tried TO be
appreciated Those wishing TO purchase arc invited
TO examine il at Statloners Hall
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LAND IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA,
ION JAMES RIVER,) FOR SALE
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ficuiiu, JOdquO
French, Darcy
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Fleep, Mrs. Julia
Forbes, Samuel
Frene, James b.
Foss, Cotton
Fowler, r. S.
Gass, Johann George
Greer, ]. c.
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Griffin, Robert
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Cuttings, Miss ID. E.
Hunt, Col. T. F.-2
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Hicks, Miss Harriet
Hull, Mrs. A. S.
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Hotz, John
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Hord, Robert
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Hosier, Mrs. Hannah E.
Hemmick, Jacob
Hepburn, John M.
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Henderson, Mrs. Jane
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Jones, Levin
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Jones, Thos. l..
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Johnson, e.
Johnson, Patsy
Johnson, 1t. r. E.
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Key, Miss Mamie o.
Kurtz, David
King, James D.
Knight, Cal, b
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Morss, Rev. j.
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Manning, Mrs. Ann
McGill, Charles
Niece, Jas. w.
Mclean, William
Mccoy, John l..
Noakes, James
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Newsom, Capt. ID. p. F.
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PIERCE, l..
Price, Geo. w.
Page, f.
Payne, Rev. Danl. A.
Plant, Mrs. John
Price, Miss Margaret
Queen, r. T.
Reid, j. j. r.
Roach, John
Ross, James ID.
Roach, Miss
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Rose, Hugh r.
Reed, William
Roache, John II.
Rind, Samuel S.
Read, Robert
Swink, William
Simms, John D.
Slye, Thomas G..
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Sip, Hezekiah
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ST. John, John NJ.
Semmes, Joseph
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Treay, Raphail II.
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Thornton, Mrs. Elizabeth
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PRIZES /!

Class NO. AZ, Tor 1913.
To be drawn at Alexandria ID. c.. on Saturday the
10th of September lS43
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
TRUSTEES SALE

Try Virtue Of deed of Trust rom Pearly Sharp
10 me, bearing dale the 10th daY of ID ecemher
1889, and now on record IN the Clerks Office for
Marshall county, on Monday the 10Th day VI
June SAG, at the front door of the Court houss
Tor Marshall county, shall sell to the highest
anu best bidder n public auction, Oh a. Eefens
hereinafter mentioned, the following cescriI ed
tracts or parcels of land, viz.
One tract containing 4 acres and IS poles ty-
ing on the waters of Little Grave creek IN the
Sountt OF Marshall, bounded forth in the
ueed OF trust before mentIOIed, being the same
and conveyed to said SHARP hy Jesse Tomlinson
1896. -
Al so tract ofland containing so acres, lying
on the waters of Little Grave Creek 10 the county
OF Marshall, bounded set forth m the deed CT
trust before men TONED, being the same land con-
yeyed to said Sharp by Frederick SnyCer md wife
by deed bearing date the tn day OF ay, 1892
Also tract of land containing acres, 2iaods
nj SO poles, lying on the waters OF Little Grave
creek IN the SAID county ofMaTshall, bounced as
set forth IN the deed of trust before mentioned
being the same land onvSyed TO said Sharp by
Elisha Goodrich and wife, by deed bearing date
the eth day Of August, 1888.
TERMS OF SAGE-One fourth OF the pur-
chase money cash one, fourth in nine months,
one fourth NJ fifteen months, and the remaining
fourth at two years, with interest from the day
of sale. For the deferred or credit lnstalment IS,
bonds with personal security TO be approved by
me Will be required, and the title retained until
the whole of the purchase money shall have be- n
paid.
Selling az Trustee by virtue Of the deed Of trust
before mt n'iOned ] shall sell and convey only
the title vested in ms by the lid deed of trust
which Il Is believed, however, will be found, on
examination, to be clear nd indisputdble.
Ahyfurther lntOrmS uon desired can be had on
apSlIc alton TO me at my office on Main street in
the CITY of Wheeling. JAMES ) WHEAT.
Marshall Beacon copy to the amount Of dvls.
and CHI Se this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

HORSES. WAGONS, COWS. AND HOGS
DURSCANT 10 a deed ri trust To me iruml wi.
u liam wsbb. John Webb and Geukze Webb.
dated the 9Th day OF April. 1912. and . corded ia
Tue Clerks Office Of the county eD0r Of Ohio C. mr.
Tuesday. ht 20h day Of Jane. IA front of ne Cart
House Of sad ooahty. proeStd 10 sell a, cubic
sale for ready money, the osIowing personal proper.
" conveyed u me by said deed that Is 10 say, siK
h"rses eight ssai Of harness two four horse wagons
used for hauling coal. Two spotted mich cow, one
while bncked COVE one red COW. ten h.Ifers aud
twenty head oihngS aud TigsH~ Selling rs Irns itci
do not warrant the tile. 60" NC GOOD.
IuHe Saw T,,.,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
MASONIC PROCESSION.

Agreeaoly 20 PREVIOUS nnlice. the Maso.i c fra.
ietiiiy vii asscnIi lc the Hail. on the r,,,aip
OF Saturday Ihe 2lIh ms OF .cInck and ~ o. e,,T
ga procession. aud leave lie hill at la! pat 10 o.
clock. nihr following order
1sno T'yiers. Nth iraul Sunor5,;
Two Deacons with white R.Eds;
hniercd Apprentices;
Fellow Gratis;
NJ ASTER MASONS;
SEcRETNRY AND TREASuRERS;
"dsf'rS Carpet 6orHe by tarr Past Masters;
Masters Of Ldges;
Mark Master:
MUST EXCELLENT MASTERS;
Senior and Junior Martens:
Three lights borne by thee Pat Master.
H0ty Biote Square and Compass borne ~ one sC ile
"tdea brethren;
MASTER
MUsIc;
CHAPTER.
TYLER WITH DRAWN SWORD;
Two Dearons wuh Black Rods;
Companions net IN Office;
Three Slasiers OF Veils with The badges of oaice
ARK,
Borne by the Srcreiutv. Urea urcr. Royal Arch
CaP'oI" aud Principal S,.prruer;
Coptaia nf Ae Host,
= ZIP. K
wheeling Encnmrmenr Of KhIgh, rrmplnrs;
Seiincl with drawn swords;
S""'" 'citet hhu Nnrucri
Standard bearers;
Sir Knights not IN office;
Recorder nnd Treasured;
Semi aud Junior Waricns;
ihty Bo'e AID trO sU,rds borne 6y tvo Of the
-, Cid's' Sir Knighls.
ORATOR AND PRELATE
Captain General and GcncraIisSimo;
Grand Commanded;
Lohgcs or Chapters desiring To firm separately
VIII please give the committee lew DAYS notice.
The whole will be under the diteciirn Of q
Chief MARSHALL aud his deputies. aud will move
from The Hall. up Market street To Washington,
d wn Washington To Main. down Main To Union M
Union 10 Fourth .down Fourth To The MeIho,iisI f.
piscopa Church where the procession will halt and
t'rm ia npen column and enter the Church m rrver.
sed order where after iii, inc service an address will
be delivered. after which the Procession will again
TORN and proceed up Fourth To Monroe. up NJ ,nrne
TO Fifth. down nh Centre. dnun Centre TO Fourth
down Fourh To Clay, down Clay tn Main. mp Main
To Monroe, up Nome TO Market. up Market to the
Hall
ID. McGINNIS, l. DELAPLNIN.
WM HALL, I'M WARDEN
WIN r WILSON,
June ~ Committee Of a-rag't.
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No. II3, MAIN STREET,
WHEELING. VA

UPHULNIFRT Wake.
ME subscribers beg leave To inform the Citizens
OF Wheeling and vicinity. that they have ON
hand an extens assortment Uf UPHOLSTERY
WARE. ronsisling in part % Beds. Bplsters and
Pillows, Curled Hair. Spanish Moss. Cotton, llusk
Spring and Straw Mattresses. Also. Venilan and
Stat Window Blinds OF every yausty anI style. o.
hand and ma e To order
Steam Boats furnished with every article Of furni
iure on the most accommodating terms and NJ short
noiIce. MENDEL & HARBOUR.
ie l3
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY Virtue ola deed sf Trust executed 10 the
HD subscriber by William Auerbury. ! .kaII
sell on Monday the 9th day OF June. S43. at the
front door Of The Court house Of Ohio county, all
the right, title and interest of said Aerbury in aud
To tho North hall &C Lot No a. four in square, No
twelve (l2) on Market ST IN tho city Of Wheeling
Selling a. Trustee shall convey to the purchaser
oulY such title is vested in Ine by the deed of
trust aforesaid. ISAAC w MITLHELL.
az t. Trustee.
the sale Of the above properly is postp.ned until
MOnda, ILe 81 day OF July next
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
June 1',ustee
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AssIGNEE,s SALE.

DY HALL g. wlCKHAM-we will sell at
ID our Auction Rooms. on Monday, tho I 9 N
day Of June l8i3. variety II DRY GOODS, CON
sisilng IN pari Of Silks Of various kinds. Lawns.
Prn's, Mouslin De LANES. Book Mullins Shavls.
Dress handkerchief, FrenchWOfked Collar, Llccs.
Ribbons, Ginghams aud Checks with m1nv gtbe,
articles IN the Dry Goods line
ALSO. % sacks Turks Island Salt 10 sticks
Fusiic, 36 dOz FLINT Tumblers. so kegs end bbls
Siles positive. 90 commence 81 ? o'clock A.
jel4 HALL & WlCKHAM, Auctrs.
The absve sale s continued tlll nine O'Clock Tins
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COMMANDMENTS sA,r

Ht RIAL .ESfA TIE AND PERSONAL FRO
Porter'& wagoner -. .:"-. =. ill.,.
Isaac Springer and Others,
In ChanceTy- BY virtue of the decree pronoan'
ced IN THE cause on the 10th day of November
1872, the undersigned, will offer Tor sale, at the
residence Of said Springer, t-2 mics east of
wheeling on the SatlOnal road, an Saturda the
third day Of June next. the following personal
property, belonging to the defendant Isaac
springer, 10 wit, one nurse, COWS, 2 feather
beds, bedst' aus and heddinRs. 1 bureau. tables
l dOZ chairs, large copper kettle. and hoes
Also, one lot of land containing one sC re-. sim.
ated on the National rold, tour and hsiCnIlrs
east OF Wheeling, being the residence of saio
Springer together with the lmproyem nts there.
on
Terms-Cash, for the purchase OF the personnI
property; on all sums 10 the amount $40; over
that sum- so d1 - credit will be given beariog
interest from the day of sale. For the neal estate
a credit DISK, twelve and eighteen months with
interestthe pure aseI purchasers giving DO IDS
with 40, security, fer the payment of the pur-
chase money, Tor said personal property and real
estate, and the iItle 10 sad land retained until
the same IL paId.
W MITCHELL, ID s. Tor
Arch'd Woods, Sheriff Ohio to
may and Com'r in his behalf
The sale OF tSe above property is postponed
uutil Saturday. July Sth, 1919.
w MITCHELL, D y for
Arch'd Woods, Sherry OHIO Co
Jue aud COIn'r in HE beha r.
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y. NIMsEN

HAVING fitted up his old stand. ! 81 Main ~
N " for the reception of customers. tenders his
services 20 his old friends anil The public. lie will
furnish plrles families with puund FRUIT sponge
almond. tart cake. &c. Sc, PLAIN nr zee in superior
style. also with fruits. confectionery ard every snrt
of creams, jrllies and Blanc Mango, Ice Creams, So
ds from excellent and pure fountain. Comic, iiu
nary, Fruits, &c. Ell up all Tunes N Wis ters.
Ito Is that lhJso who call on him will be snre
TO call ngain. june 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
CHEAP HARDWARE.

OFT GREER, No l59 Main street. have
lust received u fresh supply of Hard rare,
conseu ~ of Grass ard Grain Scythes. Sycles,
Scythe Rifles and Stones Mill Saws, Cross
Cut Saws, Hand Saws, Tenor Saws, Knives and
Forks. Pocket Knives, Iron Wire Rim Locks,
Door Laiches, Butt Hinges, Table Hinges, Till
Chest, Cupboard, Trunk and Pad Locks, all
cry other article in the H1rdw are line All of
VIII ich they will sci. at prices that musl please.
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
LASTS.

NONE of your rough siuG but The pure Psrsim .
- mpn Wood. Just received by a TODD. a.
the Sign Of the BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT from
tho Fast. splendid assortment Genteneus. Ladies
Misses, Boys md Chldrcus Prrimmou LASTS.
Also. very superior BOOr TREES. 90 be sold ior
Cash n Eastern prices Also.1 general u,s'r''uenl
" 6udings ieyfhsr 1f Ell kuJ. E11t', shoes sd
.Medicioe, g.. Gu az he sI1fH cod oi Market
s1psto s. q. Js ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

HINOR tie benefit OF the afflicted um indu ced ~
Il acknowledge the benefit have experienced
from the use Of six d.ses of the STAlNBURN EX-
TRACT PILLS. My case Of The first stage ut
Fever and Aguc, and which came every "a
hours. tired almost everything that recon.
mCnded TO break the chill bat proved effecIusl
except the STAINBURN PILLS which tuek
about half an hour before the usual time the chilli
10 come on, and can confidently say that they
broke II entirely, II is three days since took
the last dose mud have not had the slightest symp.
toms OF the chils returning. I have recommended
the pills to several ui my friends. who afiIC ted
similarly TO myself. and their testimonials in favor e
the pills are such as TO induce me TO send their
case accompanying this. WA l. JOHNSON.
Builder. AZ. 9Th avonue. New York.
The above med cine is for sale al IS els per hoI .
al The office 33S Bro adwsy
For sale BY JOHN II THOMPSON.
nj the bookstore uf WIN RobU
Also for sale by + W BASSETT.
jun 10 South Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20

nTrTSBURGH Iron City. aud Morning Chron.
icle," received rcgalorly every Saturday NOR.
ming. MELLOR.
Juds ! , Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
ALNSILLA AND MISSOUk HEMP
5ions Missouri Hemp; For sale by
may. 10 X h'KEE & co.
BALTIMORE House,

4 large aud com m1aio's ssiory brick building
-. MosRlE 81. NHEELISG, Va.
a EO CARHU THEIRS, respectfully informs
~ the travelling public, that he continues u
Keep the abOYc establishment aud hopes by strict
attention TO merit generous share OF public Pat
ro0ags.
The locS,il, oftho Bolumure uouse is superior
TO any other IN the city, LsiHg convenient TO the
steam Boat Landing, a.j'lnins the Merchants
an Mechanics bank, nearly opposite the Post
Office, directly opposite the Messrs Vim Paxton
q SON :. Fleming and Jingle. Grange & BaIlcy's
thus aiorcins "a travellers visiting the city on
business very desirable situation.
good stable is attached TO the pre- .lIses, which
will be carefully attended &c.
Gentlemen calling at this House en- have their
passage IN Stca Mboais and coaches secured on
TIE best terms baggage will De conveyed, Tor
travellers TO aud from Boats free Of charge; and
CO1chCs will call at the door 10 receive passen-
Good servants will be employed to wait on
travellers, and the House Yl. be open at all hours
OF night Tor their reception. Charges mace To
sun the times. Wheeling. may %. 43
BEST SPANISH SOLE LEATHER.
UST received al the sign Of the BIC RED
% BOOT 1900 Us. Baltimore Jonned Spa.
nish leather. very superior article.
may Is SAML MCLALLEN.
s$ HHOS y. o. Sugar. landing lrun steam.
q 90 erOlive Branch. and lrr sale by
may % wM PAXTON & son.
N3ONNETS.-J Il AZ Il Is MARSH, hnve
I'D just received at their Store No al Main St
choice selection at line Fl"rcnce Braid bonnets ,
which they Will sell cheap for cash. may 30
4 BBLS. plantation Mo!asSes in prime order
S1H just received pr Il. Richard Clayton. and
for sale nv WIN PAXTON a. SON.
may 81
HDRUSHES.-IIarse Shoe and White Wash
u y Brushes. Just received aud for sale ia any
quantity. prices at the Cry Auction
Rooms. by
may 81 BRENTLINGER & SIIALLCROSS
SCHOOL.
II ME Subscriber having heen engaged for years
in teaching school IN various parts of the
United States. where he has had tho Qualification ia
receive numerous testimonials relative To his char
acIer and qualifications. offers his 10 take
charge Of an Tnglish Soho u IN the country for n
reasonable compensation. Try hin. and he will
use his utmost rndeaVnrs to enable himself Ia add
another testimonial To those which he has already
received. CIIESLEy.
may 81 3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20

ME LOST SHIP, or the Atlantic Steamer. by
Il the author oi "CuTendish. the Flying Dutch
man." &c. SC. received and Tor sale by
S MELLOR,
Je lb Cninn ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20

~ EW WORKS, at KANE ) Depot-lIarry
Lorrequer. The Gypsies in Spain, tho Law
yer, l. te Of Mllmvr, and CrusadGs agains the
AlESrnes. jun
IN IlITARY operations IN Cabpi, by an officer
~ etsctnget IN the campaign. This is a very
inter OF ggr naTraiNe Of the late disastrous eTpe-
dluOn thea BRUSH into Aighanlstan. juns
Id SPLAY, by Jane Taylor. a most interest
ing novel, 80 shown by this being the sixth
American from the twelfth English edition. Fer
sale at KAINE'S Depot. JED
TRAVELS IN Oregon TERRITORY, BY T Farm
lon; 4 new lot just received az KAINE'S
Depot. Je9
ElISE AND FALL OF POPERY--Just receI-
~ we'd aud for sale 90 the Literary Depot.
ieq HIRAM KANE
HADY'S BOOK Cor June just received 81 the
~ literary De0st HIRAM KANE.
jc-o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
THE LADIES, MUSICAL LIBRARY.

TIE LADIES' MUSICAL LIBRARY.
EMBRACING the most popular and FashIOna-
\ able music of the day.
lhs work - INTENDED To present To the puhc AT an
eThem"ly low rate. all the newest music, immedi.
thy alter its appearance in EBrope. together with
Inc most pupnlnr American c3mp.,siIio &. Subscrrp
i:ons received and single numbers for sale by
S MELLOR.
Je 10 Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
sERCIAL MADEIRA wINT.

EHiqgc-la3J.
a FEW dozen borlos also one cask of The q.
- onye Old and very superior article on hand
sud w sale BY lj1ue IS ~ REILLY.