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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

- OF Law and chanccry for Ohio county
ling. complainant.
John Clarke and Rebecca Clarke his wife, Job
Stanbery and Dorcas his wife Samuel II
Brockunler and Sarah his wife, John =
Clarke, EbencLer IL Clarke, David Hull and
Elizabeth his wife, Daniel Lamb and Maria
NJ his wife, Alexander Sullivan aud Helen l.
his life, Julia A Clarke, Re5ecca { larke the
Younger, Joseph Gill, Francis X Armstrong,
admlnistTatO or dc bonis non, with the will an
nexed, Of Noah Zane deceased Ely Dorsey and
Mary l. his wife, EbeneZer Zane, William w
Shnyer and Caroline his wife, James A Nc
clean ana Mary his wife. Platoti Zane, Hamp-
den Zane, William Pitts and Elizabeth hls
Shei Corneha Zane, James Johnston and
Pursuant to the decree made i'm this cause nv
said court on the 18th day of Jure SAB the un-
dersgned VIII on the gath day Of July 1919
aud thereafter by adiOurnmrnts from time 10
time as shall be necessary, n the Office of Messrs
Jacob & FitZhugh, in the city of Wheeling, .Vir-
gina, proceed TO take and state an account of
what ma y be due upon the decree mentioned IN
the bill Of compl amt, made by this court on the
29ih day of October 1899, in the cause between
Daniel Zane and others, defendants, and To what
persons respectively the amouht 50 due may be
ASp also 10 take and state an account OF the 10.
cation, quantity and value of the real estate, per
sonal and mixed, of the said Noah Zane, consti
ltuung the r. sIduary fund which by the will of tn
said Noah is charged with the payment of hi
debts aud the Just charges of his administration
lASD also TO take and state an account OF IN
debts, II any, of the said Noah, or Just charges
his administration, remaining unpaid, and {
e whom the same are now owing, with the Tespec
tive amounts due TO each; AND also to take an
state an account Of the property, moneys an
effects which have come To the b andsOf he de
iendant Francis X Armstrong, 6dminlstrato
of the said Moab or TO the hands OF any person
by his order or for his use, and in what manne
the same has beea sol disposed OF or pad a " ay
and whether any, aud II any. " hat part of the
personal estate 0f the said Noah remains in tn,
Claims fcTeditops of the said Noah. together with
| anything required by the parties or deemed per
tinent by myself.
And notice is hereby given for the CREDI-
TORS Of the said Noah ZIfc deceased, 10 come
IN and prove their debts before m, on y from TIE
said oath day of July 1913, until and upon ihe "a "a
day of August Isi3, and that such oil SAID cIedi-
tors as shall not so come in and prove their debts
This cause ED II. FITZHUGH,
/ Master Commissioner.
Lawn e. RussytI for Compt. ie %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

SADDLERY, HARDW ARF.-The subscribers
- have received a splcn iid assortment OF Bras
Silver plated q Timed Surrup irons ana bIlol S
kind of Birdie buckles, Roller buckles, Japan,
ned. silver and Brass Harness mounting ked
aUA Black Morocco skins, Facing DO NoTstgo
Fringe. three cord Silk Orange Thread. Flush,
Seating skins, Cotton and Worsted Web, Stsaiu-
ioa do. &c. &c, which shalt be sold az very re-
B - call OFT g. GREER.
/ IL a. No l59 Main St
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ARRIvALs OF MAGoNS

ARRIVALS OF WAGONS
F'1m ~~.oerta"d' loaded Nth Merchandise for n,
west Jor NE meek ending on Monday s,orrj1,
JUas 26 I5I3. 'O' "'"s
Al J. McCor;ne,'s %
". Ankehys
RI. Newluve's ~
Living IN Town %
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IAsTsl LAsTsu LNsTSiW

lust received At The Egu OF The BIC kED
y BOOT. direct froo New York. 100 rulrs lasts
of different krnIs and of the most fsshIonsbs style
winch will DO sud az phiadslphia prices
,,,. sAML MCCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
ARRIVAL OF CHEAP PrB,

N LEGATIONS -MCUI LOCHS UNIVER-
SAL GAZETTEER, dictionary geographical.
Statistical and Historical, of the various Countries
places and principal natural objects ia the world
with seven large maps, tho whole he mpeled
in Is numbers at % cts each, the first number re-.
ceIved.
HARPERS FAMILY LIBRARY. No 7. con
tanning Williams Life OF ALEXANDER THE
GREAT complete at the low price Of % cts
THE NEIGHBOURS. 10y Frcderka Bremen
translated from the Swedish by Mary HowiIt.
Price 95 cts. WIN } ROBE.
IL 81
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E"L.E.N T'EEiiS no UNE.

ST. LOUIS. MO.
AvA REDUCTION or THE FARE .
fsSssfA In consideration Of the pressure of
I.ssskS, the times, the undersigned has redu-
EGEM ced the prices Of boarding and Odging
= ITO 81 so per day, ani the rate Of wines
from 81 TO roper CT. His tables will continue az
heretofore To be supplied with every luxury the
market dHOrds. The Building rs the Largest
mos airy, aud combines more comforts than
any IN Tue city, and rs MT surpassed by any no
tel IN th West.
Every attention will DC given by the underslgn-
go, MS agents, and sefVants, 70 accommo cate
those who favor him with a call.
NJ Louis, NAV > 3m BENZ STICENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
TIE LADIES, MUSICAL LIBE R.,Il..l.

THE LADIES' MUSICAL u 9. ~ = .
EMRRACING the most popular and Fs'h''na-
~ able music Of the day ,-.,....,.,
This work is intended TO present 70 me PUBIC =. y,
extremely low rae of the newest MUSIC, l,n''oo,
atsly after iis appearance m Europe. WgoUe' WV
The most popular American COMPOSITIONS
irons teosoiyeJ end single humber, i2, , ,s,,V
10 10 Union Z"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
RED SOLE LEATHER
CHANCERY SALE,

OF LOT NO III ON FIFTH STREET.
IN CUANCERY In the Circuit SuPerioT court
i oC Law and Chancery for ONO county
Stan & Morton,
Iacob F. Bier and others.
~ virtue Of the proceedings and DEGREES w
che ,bove named cause, shall proceed 70 sen w
nublic action, 20 ihc highest and pest oiuoef' ~
r. OOH day Of Iulv IsI3, at the front door OF lhg
-n,,r, bouse OF Ohio county the iot OF Er9una
,i,nstsd al the corner. east OF NTH and SCUM 81
= t s,+s.fs an the CITY of Wheeling, beng oesig
so,i 81, the plat thereof by the npmbcT one
bTnJrcd and ae euty seven Ii7T,l on the tohOW,
80, farms of sale, VIZ: the purchaser 10 EFg D,'t
.TI security for the purchase money, paj awe ~
c,,tsI instruments ia eight sixteen and tWenty
~ p,cnths from the day Of sale, respectively.
with interest from the dav OF safe,
AacuBAID WOODS, ) o G., and
fs COmmisstOrer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
COACH TRIMMINGS.
NOTICE.

A Ii those knowing themselves indebted !
n late firm OF T. Pollock e. Co, will DO well {
call at the old stand immediately ana sc'ue !"
same and save costs r. POLLOCK,
,moy SIM JOHN ALTMAN,
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IuST RECEIYED.

INIE TRUE CATHOLIC No ROMANIST;
a VindicaIion of tie Aposolicuy and indie
pence ui the Holy Catholic Church in England and
the United States by Rev WA III Odenhelmer
Rector Of St Peters Church. PhIndelp hIa
BICKERSrETH'S TREATISE on PRAYER.
HENRY ON PRAYER. For sale by
STEPHENSON & HASWELL.
10 81 Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
EERcTssON,s SURGERY.

a SYSTEM or PRACTICAL SURGERY. by
A William FergussOn. Professor Of Surgery 20
kngs College. London; with l4s illustrations. f'om
drawings by Bugg, engraved by Gllheri; with notes
,oJ additional illustrations. 10y DR. Norris OF the
peppsylyauia Hospital For sale by
STEPHENSON & HASWELL,
OF Uuion St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
l.. NUMSEN

"AVING fitted up his old stand. 81 Main ST.
n n for the reception Of customers. tenders his
services to hts Old friends and the pullc. He will
furnish parties or families with pound frul, sponge
almond, TART cake, &c. sc. PLAIN ice Ia superior
STYLE also with fruits, confectionery and every sort
Of creams, jellcs aud Blanc Mango Ice Creams, So
ia from excellent and pure fountain. COME, ito
nary, Fruits, &c. ell up oil times To- Wis tiers.
lie is that those who call ON him will he sure
Ia coil again. june 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
pANAIA HATS.

cheap i0r CASH, al ~ MANI 81 le ~
CmIDRENs BLACK AND DRAB CASsI
L ! MERE HATS, splendid article received
10 J,g.e MCALLAMS. l75 Main ST
d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

! IN CHANCERY-In she Circuit Superior
| :, court OF ow and Chapcery for Ohio county.
1 Moses Rhodes, c0mBIuiRdni
Archibald hoods, Sheriff OF Ohio coun,x. and
as such administrator of John SockmGR de-
ceased, Henry Il Sockmau, Isaac +. Brax0s a
Elizabeth his wife. which Henry and Elizabeth
are children and heirs at law of the said John
Do SOeS Hna deceased Jesse Wheat and Aefsii-
Pursuant to the decree m ads in this cause By
SAID court on the 18th daY Of June Is43
VII on the oath day. of July 1913,
dhd hereafter by adjDurnulen Is FROM time TO
'lhe as shall be necessary, at myssQ fIsCeDIu the
! cry oil Wheeling, Virginia, ptGt ccr 80" take an
account of aud report what Is du, 40 the plaintiff
and the defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged IN the bull; what assets, Ifany, hive cogDo
| 10 the hands ofthe said administrator &c be id
llhistcred, and wha part thereof Il any, remains
uhaanlnIstcred; what effects of the said John
90 kuan deceased II any, have been taken pos
sSssoh OF by the SAID Henry or have come To his
u1nuS' whether he has wasted or FaTtcS with the
same what Is due from SAIL Henry as executor
&c son tort by reason there If, what real estate OF
me sad John SOcSmah has descended to the
shu hcnry and Elizabeth. and the annual value
'hereoii what debts Of said JOIN SOCkman re-
man unpaid, distinguishing such as ATE binding
on nus nelts ir2m -uch as are not aud such other
matters ms sad decree directs, or shall deem,
pertinent or the parties specially require.
AZ houceI Is hereby given To the CREDITORS
oi the sIid John SOCkman decreased, to appear
before me and prove their demands on or before
he said 2Itn day of July 1913, at
my office aforesaid a-d deposit or Sc
''.ii iShS'lldutt snare Oh we costs OF THIS
SUIT, and that such ofthCm as shall not so appear
aud proye their demands, and deposit or secure
Their rea sonable share Of the costs of this SUIT
Will be excluded from the benefit Of SAID decree
Hhd Ol any other decree or DEGREES To be made IN
this cause.
ALEX. wills SON, Commissioner.
LAM ~ RUSSELL, fOr compt jc u
The parties attic above cause ale hereby no
tined, that the dCposItions of Joseph Gill and
others, will be taken at the residence OF SAID SILL
IN the town OF Mount Pieasant, Jch.1 son county,
IA the state Of OHIO, on Monday the 2ith day OF
July 1913, between the hours of two and seven
o clock Il NJ, To be read Ia evidence in the above
named cause, on behalf Of salt plaintiff and said
Henderson. And II from any cause tho taking
OF the same shall not be commenced, or ben z
commenced, shall not be Wpleted on thar dav
The tnk'HE thereof w:llb" adjourned from lime To
time, until the same shall b. completed.
MOSES RHODES,
is - ALEXANDER IIENDERSO son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
SHAKESPEARE.

MO 7 Of Shakspenres Dramatic WORKS and 70
ems, with notes and illustrations. just recei'
ed and Tor sale by VIM kObS'
june -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

4 WILL sell the tract Of land on which I'VE OF
favorable terms a. ! am DESTROYS oil moving ou'
of the county II Is a fly acre tract. wen NHp'oN,
ed. situate within a mile and halfol WheeHng ana
adjoining lands Of Hugh Nichols and DINERS pu,
: 1900, ~ mari ,n cash a reasonable and liberal
c,sd will he allowed f,r the rise due Of the pur
cb.,. o,onev. CATHARINE LOOP
Iiune 22-2mw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
DISPLAY,

TALE Nv tue late jane TnyIir iosi rets
~ we'd ana Coz sale bv , s WELLOH
~ IuI1u p
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TOYS

AUST received a. No $50 Nam street. Tar
e. 'i ia ''''s'' &0FAIRCHup
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TO MATTERS.

n CASE Gum Shcllac
Il , bbls Alcohol.
just received and Tor sale way Low for CAsU
jc27 b McMECHEN, UnIpn 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

NNHE NEWGATE CALES DAR'-yus !,
received Nos nnd Of the New Gate Cai.
endar. continuing the Life Of Jonathan Wilde ana
an acaounl Of the "Irish Rebolion, with PO''r"i'
~ R,bert Emmett and his celebrated patriotic
sne.rh. Also, the Trial Of Col Despard and others
pr Treason, and the Rev Or Dodd far Forgery F'r
| sale at MELLOhS' 20 C""" ~
ie 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
sHERIFF,s SALE.

ON MONDAY the 24h day Of June lSlJ, we
will sell at our Auction Rooms To the h'ghes'
bidder for CASH quantity Of Window Glass u''
G lass ware and Dry Goods OF various KINDS.
A. HALL & WICKHAM,
". N AuclIUneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

IN CHANCERY-In the Circuit SUPERIOR conrt
OF Law aud chanccry for Ohio county
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank IF Vince.
ling, compIafuant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
SCHOOL BOOKS.

WYE have This day received direct from Phil
wv hdeIphia. the follow ing School Books.
Milcbells Geography and Atlas.
d. Primary DO
Olney's do
PaIley's do
SopIlOcis's Greek Grammar,
Andrews and SIoddard's Latin Grammar,
Do do do header'
Co do do Lessons
DabolI's Arithmetic Davies AuIhmetc.
Watts on the Mind,
Parley's Sum- Neon, Stars, &c, &c,
Which we offer with general assortment Of
everything in the School Book line at reduced prices
STEPHENSON a. HASWELL.
90 Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
pIlRE POHT Mil
NOTICE.
m nUILDERs.

KTINDOw GBASS.-A superior article OF
" Window Glass Of all sizes iOr sale low for
CASH Manufactured at the Virgins Works
sYMMEs g. RODENTS.
Store on Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
CHANCERY Sale.


pf hair lot in South UhecIirE
IN CHANCkRI-In the Circuit Superior
Court OELaw and Chancery, for Ohio county,
Virginia.
5hri, err, Brady & Chapline, &c.
"a.
William Hosack, &c.
BY Virtue ola decree made in the above case,
] VIII sell on the third Gay of July Is43. at the
front door Of the court house of OHIO county,
virginia, at public auction, TO the highest ard
best bidder, the north half of the lot o. ground
situated IN the addition to the city of Wheeling
laid out by William ChaplIne, and designated by
the number 1913, tene hundred and ninety eighth
on the following terms of sale, viz: one fourth
of the purchase money to DC PAID IN hand and
the residue IN SIX and twelve months, with inter.
est from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bond aud security for the deferred Ia talments,
md the title retained till pavTent.
j w MTG Hell, Deputy for
ARc HIEALD WOODS, q G., and
jung I'm Commissioner in this behalf.
NJ EW BONNErS.--l have Just received n new
~ supple oi Florence Bond BouRels. and will
sell them exceedingly low for cash.
! Jun w + SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

TnF RIAL ESTA re AND PERSONAL PRO
~ PERTY
Porter Il wagonCr
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
.NHSCELL.gN.EOUS.
THE MARRIED LIFE.

Frederika Bremen thus discourses on this sub
Ject. Better advice was never given: deceive
not one another in small things or in great One
httIe single lie has before now, disturbed whole
married life. A small cause has often great con-
sequences. Fold not the hands together and sit
IDLE. "Laziness is the DEVILS cushion" Do not
run much from home. Ones own hearth is gold
worth
MANY marriage, my friends, begins like the
rosy morning and then falls away like snow
wreath. And why, my frienls2 Because the
married pair neglect to- be as we'll pleasing to
each other after marriage as before Endeavor
always, my children, to please one another; but
at the same time keep God in your Thoughts
Lavish not all your love on today, for remember
that marriage has its tomorrow, likewise. and its
day after tomorrow, too. Spare, as one may say
fuel for the winter '
X" Consider, my daughters what the word house
wife expresses. 90 The married woman is her hus-
bands domestic faith, in her hands he must be able
to conide house and family; be able to trust her
with the key of his heart, as we'll as the kew of
his eating room. His honor, his home are un-
der del her keeping his welI-being is in her hand.
And you, my sons, be faithful husbands and
good fathers of families Act so as YOUR wives
shall esteem and love you'
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
A NEW COON SONGs
ADAPTED To The TIMES.


Ye wings and "whig servatiVes, ,"tell US we
pray,
Saw. where shall we get that two dollars day ?
And where's the roast beef that you promised so
fair;
IF we weuId consent to put 90 Tip" in the chair?
We did as you told US, and voted for Tip"
And also for " Ty to help manage the ships,
We guzzled hard cider, and other stuff too,
And shouted huzza for old Tippecanoe.
We rugged ourselves upin our best "trousa-
looms"
And spent all our time 'lectoneering for 'coons,
Neglected our business to help out the wings,
Our children grew hungry, and so did the pigs.
We shouted for " Ty'' and threw up out hats,
And tried to bam6oozle the old democrats;
We sung the coon songs atthe top of our voice,
And sent on to Congress the men of our choice
We drag'd your log cabins through village and
.... town,
And we did all we could to put Van Buren
down,
We retailed the slander about the "gold spoons: +"
And all the base falsehood invented by coons.
At length we succeeded by hook and by crook,
And. sent little Van back TO old Kinderhook;
The " White House" was then fitted up in good
style,
And Harrison took the command for while.
The feeble old man couldn't Catch sound nap,
So great was the scramble for IS treasury pap;"
Soon life's purple current stood still in Lis veins
And then Captain Tyler of course took the reins.
For more than two years, you've held absolute
sway,
But still we don't get the "two dollars a day -
And, as for roast beef-we've forgot how il looks
We live on the fish that we take from the brooks.
We've waited, and waited and find it's no use,
Our patience held out like the old widows
cruise:
Long time in state of suspension we have been
We find you don't mean to " fork over the TIM
Our pockets are empty, no work can we get,
By clamorous duns we are daily beset,
We've found all promises worthless and vain
Twas far better times during little Vans reign
Row, allye coon dealers we bid you adieu,
Tall. Jim, and Black Dan, and The rest of your
crew,
We ace through your tricks, and yous motives !
we scan,
You're welcome to cheat US again if ys can.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
NEW GOODS.

HE Subscriber has Just received his Fall supply of
Groceries, consisting in part of the following all OF
which he is determined to sell low for CGSh or on a
short credit those who will when called on as the
Goods were bought with cash only. "
Hogsheads SUGAR, two of which is pnme,i III
A large lot of COFFEE, of different qualities,
A large lot of SOLE, Upper, and Harness LIE H
Err, ...., ~. 81. ....... .,..-.,
Calf and Kip Skins, Horse Skins, .. ~. ....
A large lot Of Negro BLANKETS, qs 7s.s... ra. SO.
Domestics of different qualities, .. f...,.,-. ,.
A large lot of Spun COTTON. =. - ..---le.
Raw Cotton, by the retail, constantly on hand. IL
NAILS, of all sizes. IRON, Cast Boxes, .
Cast and Blister STEEL, Nail Rods,
Tacks of all Nos. Hinges and Screws, ......
Glass and Crockery ware of different qualities,
A large lot of Shoe Thread, ... ~...... . .g..
Powder a1d Shot of all Nos, -
. Rice, Tea, and Starch, ...... ......, ......
Cotton Cards, Bar Soap, .,. i.. . ,...-.
Shaving Soap, Shoe Backing superior, .-.
Razor Straps superior article, ; ...-....
Curry Combs, Pins and Needles, r.. . .t
Riland's white and black fax THREAD,
Hand Saw Files, Tuck and Side Combs, .-....
Spool Thread, all Nos, .. ..-....... ...
Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, .... . ........ ... ..
Sives of all sizes, Candles, Augurs,
BURNS Caststeel edge Tools, such as Axes, Drawing
Knives, &c. ..... ...... ......
Coperas, Callicoes, Sattnetts, ....
Buckram and Padding, --....- ...
Buttons, of different qualities,
Sewing Silk, Matches superior quality,
Bed Cords, Plough lines, '- ..
Bed Ticking, good and wide,
Spades and long handle Shovels, cheap, 1 +
SHOES, long and short handle Frying Pans,
Writing paper, Coffee Mills
Gunaints, Locks of different qualities, .i...
Tea and Table Spoons, Avis and Taeks, .s.
SALT, MEAL, and LARD, constantly on hand,
Also, HoLDEN's Superior Family FLOUR, may be
found here at all times. .... ...
N ' - ~ JOHN R. WHITAKER,
Sept 27, lS43. 465-tE
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
s1akeh no and corn,,..,

NIOTICB.-Wastak taken uP and commit,.a
In Jail of Caswell CouHty, North CaroI;Uoe oh.
runaway slave, on the 17t inst, Negro wRn asa
HENRY MEREDITH, and says he was raised al lnSel
ford County, the State OF New York and abon Gull
miles Of the City Of New York. He has pans,u thee
senting him TO be free man. He says he aefte
left New York on board Steamboat, and IsDds9ag
ly left for Richmond, Virginia. Said negro is
ly slave; is black fellow, about five feet raeht eht
eleven inches high; has small scar over escS zen
and is supposed to be about twenty-five or tbrea eei
of age The owner of said negro is reonesa Years
forward, prove his property, pay charges. ana come
him away. Said negro has some marks Of Iu ~. 1ks
about him. ZACHARIAH LOCKFT fs lash
April 2l, 1643. .- e.. 70 M9%'f
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
PR ICES IL EDU CE d.
CHEAP TAILORING!

A complete Suit Of Clothes aoiU be made for So.
TWNHE subscriber having fitted up Rooms at his resi-
dence, few doors east of the Standard Office, and
and Cheap work, solicts share of public patronage
He is determined every effort to please those
who may favor him with call, and feels confident from
his long experience and former success to give entl
satisfaction .... ....
The reports of Fashions regularly received from
the best Establishments in the Union and satisfactory
references will be given, ifrequired .
Gentlees Garments of eUery description cut at re-
duced prices.
- Ladies' Riding Habits and Cloaks cut in the ala
mode. .E C. c. NELSON. f.
Raleigh, August, 1s43 ...v. 459-tE