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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12
THE 5000, OOO, 900 SCHEME.

What has become of the great financial and
political earthquake " hich was 10 shake The
whole Union II is just we predicted; the
PEG. lie refuse to be shaken by anything. We
venture 10 say thai il all the pollicians in The
United States were TO club together. they could
not GET up another political excitement for the
neAt Eve years
The People Of the United States will attend to
their own affairs hereaner, aud leave the polti-
clans to shift for themselves. The former have
reapedno particular beneHt from party lrinmphs
or party defeats for many years. and il the lat
teroblain any advantages hereafter, we strongly
suspect they will have to get them without the
aid of the People
PRESIDENT TYLER has saved the People from
to rewa him for it. They will elect him in
1914 in quiet and genteel manner, without the
aid, r in spite Of the efforts Of ultra politicians.
A month ago the action Of the overwhelm-
ing msjority Of c ay Wings in Congress " ould
have led q stranger 10 suppose tina, the Presi.
den, was the worst man in America, and the
most obnoxious TO the People. Now, that ''pow-
erful majority is powerless-dispersed, dis
graced, condemned and executed.
Occasionally few Globe prints abuse she Presi-
dent, for the benefit of some particular aspiring
politician. This is not so formidable as the
Clay Wing majority in Congress was. But in
,his instance. too. as in the other, the People
have NO part OF lot in it, They intend TO do
Justice TO- John Tyler"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12
Justice to John Tyler is being done."-.yadi,o-

I" Justice TO John Tyler is being done."-.yadi,o-
,an.
Yes, he appears 10 be catching it all round, as
the Shooboys say, and the Administration is '' be-
ing done" in style which mus be any thing but
agreeabIe-it is being done" up quite rapidly, and
will soon be "undone" and done over.n Justice TO
Tylerism Is rather severe operstion.-P
There are only two or three papers pretend
ing 10 be Democratic, that assail the President.
II he has been done in every way mentioned by
the Pennsylvania, he may, q, least, congra,u-
late himself that he has not Lecn done Bropn.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12
SIX AT ONE FELL SWOOP.

The six followers of 'Clay and the Caucus,
from toe State Of Connecticut, in the last Con
gress Of 81 notorious memory" are substituted
by an entire Republican delegation from that
,ime-honored Stale. The People have sat in
judgmen, upon them, and 10! their sentence
In their efforts to head the President, they have
behedded themselves. Let ali others learn
from their fate, that honesty is the best poll
cy," and that men are nothing when compared
- the duty TO ones country.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

MONROE EpwARDs.-The New York Herald SAYS
the day after Edwards was found, he was placed at
the whipping post his back barred, and strong ath-
leiic keeper selected who applied some fifty Iashes
with cat-o'nne-tales, to his quverng skin that
made him vince again. Shortwell, the shoe-making
agent, who was placed in The room were Edward was
confined, to deliver out work to the convicts was
held to bail on Saturday, in The sum of $1,000, be.
lore The Justice, who held the examination at Sing
Sing The crime Of aiding and assisting in the es.
cape OF prisoner is felony, and punishable b,
State prison confinement.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

a Maroon Esoape.-Thc Richmond Compiler Of
Friday says-somc Of the officers Of the Navy arc
now in our city, for the purpose Of inspect ting and
proving The new cannon cast for Government al the
iredcgar Foundry The process of proving has been
going on for two or three days past Wednesday a
BAH from one Of the glanced across the upper
part Of The Belle Isle and passed through The Cotton
Factory on the opposite side of the river. II passed
over the head Of one Of the factory girls, ~bo was
sitting at her work Had she been standing, II would
have taken of her head. Quite narrow escape
Precautions viii be taken TO prevent the intrusion Of
these balls
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

The best political economists agree in this that one
hundred agr cultural families ought to support with
food sixty-six families, viz one priest two LAWYER,
four medical men, four schoolmasters, six tailor
eight carpenters, five Smiths three brazer two cab
met makers, fourteen manufacturers and twelve
traders, including clerks. In England, there are
double that portion which is undoubtedythe cause OF
the frequent difficulties in the manufacturing cities
because there is not food enough in the country for
the support of the WHOLE and when the mechanic i,
out OF employment, he has no productive resource,
left.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

PRoGREssoF MANUFAcTURss-The Massachusetts
manufacturers have improved their machinery
and their skill and the prices Of wool are so mode
rate, that they can now make excellent mousseBes
dc lan--that is wooen muslin-at a cost of only 4
cents per yard Ii is also said that the Lowell mills
are also making fine cloths and cassimeres equal 10
the imported, and at a cost as favorable Important
improvements are steadily making in the above de,
parlments which enable our manufactures to con-
pete successfully with those of Europe. Baltimore
Clipper.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

THE IR WIN DINNER

We publish to dav the full report Of The com.
pbmenlary dinner given the Hon. w. w. IT,.
win by his constituents, at PiI,sborg, Pc. The
compliment was well merited by the faithful
Representative, and ], wa. handsomely given.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

1t has been decided by Judge Petit, of Phlade phia
that where there several endorses 10 a promis
sorry note that neither Of the endorses can rele
himself from liability by giving the holder notice to
sue the prior endorsers
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12
INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT UOIrsE.
u HOLD EIIRNlIILRE- Ma.da. =.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSE
- HOLD FURNlTURE-On Monday next the
,.'h instant at ~ o'clock, A. NJ, shall sell at
Mrs Piitman's Boarding House. on ID street near
pennsylvania avenue, all the excellent Household
Furniture Of that extensive establishment consisting
OF, IN part, viz:
Mahogany bar-seat Sofas parlor Chairs and Rockers
do. pier, card, and centre Tables light Stands
end Teapoys
Gilt frame and French plate Mirrors manteI Clock
Ornaments and Shades
pamssk, moreen, and muslin Window Curtains and
Ornaments
Brussels, 3-ply, and ingram Carpets, Wilton ami
other Rugs, Ottomans
Brass and other Tenders, Sbovels and Tongs Prints
astral and other Lamp~
Bronze and other CapdoIabras, plated branch and
other Candlesticks
Very handsome Piano Forte best tone and fashion
ably finished
Maple and other cane-seat Chairs. painted window
Curtains
Mahogany Sideboard, extension and other large ma
bogany dining Tables
French and plain dinner Sets tea and breakfast China
SILVER spoons, Knives and Forks, Britannia tea and
coffee Sets
Best plated Spoons, Forks, Urns, Casters, watersGs
Best Cut Glass Bowls, Pitchers wafer Bottles. Tum.
blcrs, and Wines
Best cut glass Deeanlcrs, Salts, &c, Hall Lamp.
mahogany Hat Racks
Umbrella Stands hall Stove oil Garnet MASSAGE and
stair Carpet
Plat and round Rods, brass and other Fenders And.
rons
French and highpost maple and other Bed.teads eI-
csIleot Beds and Mattresses
OoVer'ets and Comfortablcs, superior Blankets, and
Bedding generally
Mahogany and other Wardrobes, Wristbands and
chamber Tables
Mahogany toilet and other Bureaus, Toilet sets, cham.
Der carpets
W Indow Curtains, chamber Chairs Office Tables Sc.
I've fub'ic fu n'shing viii find almost every thing
desirable IN geneel and comfortable housekeeping in
he above establishment, and IN good order TO which
heir attention is respectfully solicited. The house
vii be opened early on Monday morning (day Of sae)
or inspection.
Terms Of sale All sums OF and under s25 cash
'ver S25 credit OF two, four and six months, for
'otes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
r. w. DYER Il co
April i2-dif huetionsrr,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

On board the United States ship Vincennes on the
l2th ultimo, OF inflammation Of the brain Mr. VIII
LIAM WOOLER, seaman. His remains were in
erred al Sacrhcios, attended by the officers and
Of the ship.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

sr DonSeo.--fhs New York papers Of the ia
tust date confirm the report that President Boyer has
ned the ISLAND, an left it in compsts possess'o" oil
the insurgents. Captais Leland, who came passed.
ser IN The schooner Nahsnt Of Pynssuth, which arr
rived at Holmes Hole on the TN instant, " hheen
days from ST Jago do Cuba reports MAT ~ Eng'h
steamer arrived at the latter place on the 2lst ins
with intelligence that President Boyer had fed from
Hayti and had reached Kingston, bringing with him
three millions of treasure.
During the month Of March there were 3o5 arr'-
vas and 2o cIcsrsnces at the port Of Boston Forty
two sea vessels arrived ut New Orleans on the Goth
uii-she largest number arrived a, that port on
a single day
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

Major Roswell Franklin, the last survivor Of the
massacre Of Wyoming, died recently at Aurora, in
the State OF New York
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-12

M lSS l.. DORSEY, ia Baltimore street BALI.
lNl more, will open PARIS MILLINERY on sa.
uirday, 18th April.
April l2-4t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
70 THE PUBLIC.

WNTHEREAS, by letters OF attorney rom
w Jonathan Gaylord Hathaway, am du'y
authorised to prosecute all tninnSemehts upon
his Patent rights, by making, vending, or using,
ms Prfeut Hot air Cooking Stores IN western
Virginia or the State of OniO--and whereas
I'm Infor ned that divers neTsOns are engaged ~
manufacturing, vending aud a. iug stove cdlleu
'Ruck's PdtsHt cooking stOce' IN thls ylclnlty,
which Stove Is direct infringement Oh the fdt
cnt rights Of said Hathaway,
Nov this ~ 40 caution the PUbttc AGAINST tue
continuauce Of said infringement, asl dui specl-
1tiv directed to prosecute all persons VINO DO not
immediately discontinue II.
In cauuOniag the public against infringement,
III would call their GuentlOu % thlt section Oh
the Patent Laws by which those selling or using
are held equally r. spOn slble with the maNer'
r. RDBi HSON, ATTY, for q HATHAWAY
Wheeling, June ~, lSlj' ~,
Az persons wisnIng 10 procure the Faten
rIrat' To manufacture 1r sellthe Hath1pty PdteH
not air Cooking Stores ~ the stale OF ono car
90 50 on reasonable Ter ~, By applying 70 me
my residence sln UnIontOwn, Pa. as am dull
AUTHORISED 70 sell aud cOnyty tue rlght 70 AZ o
any part of the state Of OHIO or western NrSlh'
not drsady disposed Of
al letters post paid. addressed 10 me on tn
subject will be pro nptb attsn 1ed To. ,..s,,,,,
y b. the above mentioned, Hathawdys no
err Cooking Stove can be had az MIruusvllle,
all times, aud our agent Elias Hill will attend &
delivering aud putting hem up for those VIII
wish to purchase. ROBIN son e. FRI 81 r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
5iI.2;z &s2 - Ess;5;.3 FL

Eb ROWN " cos BaiIimurc, Phiiadr IIhIa. Cum
\ - berlInd. Plush Irgh. Wheeling CIuciunaIti.
Louisville md ~ LaIus package Express. Foreign
LeIter. aud General Furw arding Oilire SpecIv.
Bank Noe Par, els. aud cascs Of Guutls OF ever,
Description. viii he received aud inryNanled " nh
the uI",,si de-pnrh ali The Ensetn. esrr.n and
Suniheu cies. also To LiverPu" London. Paris Ii.d
HnVre.
Particular attention given :" Cusiu-n Huuse Busl.
u, -. collection ot u"lcs, drafts, bills Nc. &r.
SpcIrl messengri Ili leave the Baltimore
PhIadelI pima, .uH New York offices dnIly
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Messrs ATKINSON ~ rENPLEMAN. Cumberland, Nd
JAMES Y. Caldwell, Esd WhreiIng. Va.
L. 4. FRANCIsCus Il Go. Third 81. ca, IIlailI Ohio
Aud NuYU Mann. 81 Lpus. Mo.
GE"RGE a. BERRY. Esq. Pnishurgh. Pa.
BEOwN ~ Co. II South Thlnl Street, PnIladeip hiu
Pa.
Add Museum Building, Bal'irnurr street. Brlum"re.
Md. july 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
TIISIr;E,S SALE

~ todt fri,u Ses and 1tTH Lots iH ia. {
kitcgfS'v aoff. .OH.
JH an to ,'Cd "t I 'i..t iI,,, John Z %.
cine add We, an. Cr1Ip iucii ann ,v,ir
10 M, dattd iu' 25th day OF .ril. p ,, AMI re-
corded ~ the 'i,rN Office OF he cUtriv cUUf, ni
phto 'S~HN az i.t siatc Ut NircIiit. ia q, rt
n0ok %; ihte I6J, l sho on rday he Rrst Cav
~ OctoOsT mart proceed to sell AZ public auctnI1
'' me nom 'oOT ct the IUuit house oi ONO
dH hte uHS0td lots a. ,hat pat OF the city
~, a 1aSeIihS winch was land out by John XilchI,.
vHu StaiS kitshie, M an addition 1, Middle
:, ns ms "a piaL OF wh,h aGuItiuu Is recorded
49, a. -, ~. 'l'1N once u deed book %, page l3i !
~ tus NUMBERS ~. -, - Is, ~ and ~: also on
H.e pTtr"tges OF digging and mining coal, which
are conveyed To me 10y saId deed
TERM S-rhe purchas, tn,pr.. a., Ia. al -,
rec 'lnal instruments, IN one, two aau 'nres
'edr> with Iutert - from the day of sale Selling
= uuS'ct' Iihhdertikr only u convey such title
Us ~ vested ih the by sIid deed Of rrusi
-; PARKER CAMPBELL,
u ~ vs. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
IaNIIE PROSE ROMANCES Of E,lrnr

n Tue, auiIof ui the "C'"!d Bog" Arthur
O"rdh'. p IA" Tales at tlIe Gr.rsgue and Ara
btS'Iu", DC. Uniform serial e-iitrIn. each number
complete ~ itself No l. containing tLe inur!rr,
"a tue Rr q. MrrIHe. AID the M ,u that was u.ed
-. just receIN ed tor sale al
J. - MtLIOR'S, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

~ TT U U EINTN - n or EKN,
'l'HE suhscrlbVrs beg leave q. in form the c;,;.
zens ct wheeling and viinIty. that they
have opened ~
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOT'SE.
at No ll3 Main street. NhrlIus. Va wh,r.
may be found an extensive ,suttment of cir
and Mahogany framed I.oOpg Glasses Por-
trait and Picture frames; Uph stery ware can.
ed hair SpaaIsh moss, cottoIhusk and sprinp
mattresses; tucethc- with n n agsortment Of
the latest STYLE apl best finisd FURNITURE
ever offered in this CITY; all ofhich WI be sold
on the meet tea .onable teTmsnd nGrrd,fea
Also Looking glass Plates, Rhogany ve,.ets
varnish, Spanish moss, SC, s coHstantly11
hand.
STEAM BOATS fsraishsd ith every article
Of furniture on the most ACCOMMODATING terms
and al short notice.
Orders IN Zane. vile can b eft with J +
ADAMS & Co.
IN PC MENDEI. HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
MENDEL tHARROUR.
mn STEE,N SAFE,

nv - - - A<Es
NV ILL be- sold an MundAy The seventh day
w of August $40. ~ pu\,. nuCiin To the
highest bidder q ,lnar the Court House
of this county a desirnhie pew nthe Presby ierian
Church. Selling trustee, ] shil Ouly convey
such 'ule MS is vested in me nv We deed under
Which sell For further parIirulns apply Ia the
subscriber or Mr john Kunre. Term mnde know n
on The day vi sale r III FITHUCH,
" % IS TRUSTEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
PENNSYLVANIA E\IyERSTy

IRA My LNANIA Univ ERSTN.
DICAI. EPA n ME ut.
~ ME course ui instruction will opcn,Ss hereto
fo.c on the Isl Monday uf November, Rud
cl"se Ihe la-I day OF February. under tn, follow
ing FSc"lIy. viz:
Benz W Dudley. NJ D, Professor Of Anatomy aud
Surgery;
james T. C.rnss NJ u. Professor Of InsIINIes and
Medical Jurisprudence;
Elisha Bartlett NJ D,Prufcsscr of Theory md Prac.
lice;
WIN u Richnrtl-.r. NJ -, Pr'f at Oh,teIrics and
Diseases 1T Won go aud Childt">.;
r % Mitchell, NJ ID. P-"i NnIPrh Mel;ca and Their
apeuIcs, AMI Dean ~ Faculty;
%i; N Bu.h, N D. AdjGncI rlRlea9gqGs
/ SIraeD;
Who Nil receive NOTES "f cecd aud solver
banks 81 the States whence the pupils come. wiIhnu
discount. for their several tickets. the aggregat
sum sc whirI - Sl05 For the AIuiricniainn an
Library ticket Of -. ard me Graduation Fee uf S2C
par funds are rcquIrd Boarding md LmhgIng, u
heretofore f,r Iwo ." Ihrre dollars per week. ast
prnlnbIv fr less. tinclutrnc fuel and lishIs) +"
further iufurmaIou, address the Dean. post Paid)
Bv order.
THOS n mitchell l.. BeaH. SC.
Lexington July SAB. I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

DACON-l wish 10 purchase Bacon. Iar'
II Beeswav. Fe'theu, Hops. Cunnl aud Rnil
Road Scrip. aud Tim"'hy seed. lot OF ha''
.g,,.s P,,i.. Seaars. Coffee Wine. Sugar and Te1
,,,II no exchanged f1I Western Pruducs or Manu-
factur0 " NJ 'N''''''.',
mill Curuis..ou Ncrghsut Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
FOR REM,

TVVHE farm and mills siiuaed on Big Wheeling
Creek about five mite. ir'm tho National Ro,d
NOW occupied hy John McCumbs knr,,n NJ Crit
6,h's MdIs. For terms apply Co NJ. NELSON.
/, 274iN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
LAST o. TIE SEASON!
LOOK OJT FOR GREAT BARGAINS, AT
II n NEIBI'N

WHTHO has lust received additional supplies Of
w NEW SEASONABLE DIV GOODS.
which render be stO,h us8in equal 10 ony IN tho
" est.
Apurg uthcf great IudnccmeDs which he ohefs
"a the purllc. ere hs siock 81 CtiAs' Cass'HeTe'.
,,I l,,al mems sumner We4r.
r. ibe Ladies. he -Gers q choice selection ol
tJrs,ce BsoH and English Str1U B0HHsts A
b, autiiuI suppiy Of French Lawns Chintzs. Pfint-
81 Sc ihs greatest variety Of rich new style LACE
.,,d LACE GOODS. end olmou every variety 30 the
lire that can be- mentioned. end beng disposed 20
~ 90 the very thortsa profO ir CASH. he thiHLs
be- cannot foil 10 -uit Ell purchasers emo give bin
rrI VA
~ ~ ~ nmNnu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

Is 'HANCI.i In the Circuit Supcr,o,
Nosr' Hhot, Fl, c..at0IIindJi
Archl aid li.Ois, Steuf II plic county. all
a. = ich H"n.iIstrstUT .f iohu : ku5u dc.
ceased Henry q S"ckuaI, I-t1c &. Pr ..vvn 4
hhLdby,h us VIE, she" iiebIy au klIzaaetL
are ehIldfen and hers al law of the, SAID John
der HeudeTsOa n f,y,y,.fs.
Pursuant 10 the deere made IN tins cause D.,
sald court on the I1th Gay of Juue lSI3.
! VIII on the 10Th dav of August 1913
and hereafter by appointments irOnI uuie t."
'uh' az Shau De necessary, at INV Office IN thu
CITY oi Nhechn-, Virginia proceed To take az
account OF aud report what - due the plaIntlh
1nu lhe defendant Henderson, for the matters
dieSeu IN the bill; what dsSets, n ANY, Il I've com,
10 tue hands OiIbe sand administrator t. be al.
WhlStrr'u, and wha. part thereof II any, remains
uha1unlhist tered; what effects of the said John
go Nu-hil dec aSed, n any, have been taken pos
sess sion Oi 10y the sad Henry or have come To- his
hahds, whether hc has wasted or parte. with th,
same, whni Is du2 fiom sail Henry as executor
&c so" TORI by reason there J what real estate oil
'ht Hdid John Soc Iman ha- descended To the
SAID Henry and EllZaheth aud the annual value
ihcrevii what debts of said Juh'i Socknan re-.
Hd;h unpaid, Distinguishing such ate binding
ON his heirs from -uch : are not, aud such othoI
maltersas SAID decree directs, o as 1 sh1 deem.
pc, uh INT OF the parties specially requrs.
~ not - hereby given To the CREDIi OK =
ct tse sand John SOckinan decreased, to APP ear
o. tore me aud prove their demands, cor before
he SAID ION day of August Is43 at
my Office aforesaid a.d deposit or Sc
cure their reasonable share of the costs of this
s"ii, aud that such of them shall not so appear
ahd prove tEviT q, ands, aud Gt IosIt or secure
Their re's1 nHble share Of the costs of this SUIT
VAL be excluded from the benefit OF SAID decree
and OF any theI decree or decreis IN no ~ sd
ALEX. WILSON, Commissioner.
LAMB " RUSSELL, for cnmp't je p
The parties the above cause ale h,reh, no.
uhed, that tho dCposIrivnS Of yoseph Gill and
others, Will be taken nj the residence Of SAID Gill
~ the town of MOunt Pleasant, Jra TsOu county,
~ the state of Ohio, on Monday the cath day OF
July 1913, hetH cen the hOuIs Of two and seven
y clock VI, To- be read l evidence ia the above
named cause, on behalf Of salt plaintiff and said
henderson. And n from any cause the taking
OF tue same shall not be commenced, or ben
commenced, shall not be coma lettd on thar day
the takAk thereof 81 b. adjourned from time la
time, until the same shall b. completed.
MOSES RHODES,
il - ALEXANDER HENDER SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
NEW EOOT AND SHOE EsTAB-

JOHN +. WIDE,
ANUFACrI RER Of Ladies' Gentemsns
w nud Chldrcns Boots aud Shoes. Main street.
8 doors south u Virginia IInlel Wheeling. Va.
KEEPS constantly hand assortment Of the a'Uvs
articles, at Eastern prizes, MI made under bis on
inspceiiuu snd of the hest Philadelphia materials
iuue Is l-43-lv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
ENIRsr LIS MARkEr-1irnnnl.,... nl.l m.

u Ladies N'Iional Mig ,ziIes. for August. ~ .Ih
hehn'iIhI cngTtvI"gs. Just reed and for sale az
~ ~ MELLOR'S. Uninu 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08

VHNOB ACCO-Vrginia Cavendish'
Kentucky CavendIsh and Common Tobacco
Or al. nv JAMES II FORSYTH & CO.
jy ]
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
PORT OF @sIes, WHEELING
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

>arf'rIfs and D.pir,Hscs Of Boat I,l iAe Eusl p
Ao"rs. rHfiHg yesterday al O'clock. p
"'|Hs A"'ned from DeD0Tfcd tp
~" CIy"h' II lshuigh CiirIuu,
.Alusirel do L.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by Virtue ola dred Of TIust dated the 9Th day
- OF October 1912, executed by hram Martin
n me a. tTus tie, TO secure the payment OF GER
tam debts m said deed mentioned, ] shall offer
Al uustc sale 90 the highest bidder az The front
a, or of che Court House Thursday the 10th
day Of August next, the following described real
prrpeTtv VIZ: lot No AZ, situate on The North SIDE
o. Mater street, IN that part Of Middle Wheeling
and others
Also tot number I25, in East Wheeling, sud
on which IS erected good BRICK tenement.
The title 10 The above property is believed -
be ind table but selling trustee shall only
convey such Il Il as is vested IN me by said deed.
Terms Of SCie-S u so sash will be required. tue
balance ga two eq al payments, NJ aud ~
months, aud the tide TO be re'ained until tue
purchase money shall be paid.
JAS A CT ARKE.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-08
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.
PURSUANT To decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chaucery for ~ Ter county,
pronounced at the September term isI2, IA a
CERTAIN cause then pending. wherein William
Moore was planuh, and Michael HallOws dc
iendant, Will On the 2a Monday IN September
next al the court house Ot said county, sell
tract of 40 ACRES OF land situIted on Middle
Island creek said county.
Terms Of s ic-One thnd in hand, and tn e
remainder IN SIX, twelve add eighteen months
the purchaser to give bonds bearing interest,
s GIn GOOD security Tor the payment OF the aOTe-
IL II HARDMAN,
DepHty for ) THISTLE,
aug3 2w a = HytrT co Iutv.