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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-03
AMERICAN mus EUM
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BENEFIT OF TIE ALBTNO LADY.
And positively her Last Appearance
MONDAY Dec. 4-GENERAL TOM THUMB JR-
ms magnificent little who the leigh Of all who see
MIN and who is reflect ia his proportions lively intelligent
ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS
ont snort tine "nse he positively sails for Eu-
DR.. VALENTINE
eng e d. and present host o. conf Stou,s Song. &c
ciudIng the celebrated bnrlesque FOURTH OF July
Ind 49, ~ H'"' H'f VI H'"s
Miss MARY A CANNON, fr m Boston. will I ,rodue.
laughabe SoIologue which she will an ear in several
,,,,. -, 49, COMIC CHARACi Frs.
TTitGNi Ws,S EhN the grre L,c motive Niger.
Mr. H . sHEHMhN, tc Bald Singer
Niss AIMEE ATHRI y w GNER the bsautiful C;p.v
Cue 9uee1 81 S11 She .ne,e yei, old and The
recent ai e9 in Batmo The the first persons that
e. Visited This cou try truly the eope Egypt
SIZE be III whole Jay and ing drs ed
egardIng the
PAST, PRESENT AND. FUTURE.
PERFORM nees and sdnesay Satu day ar
ernoon. at O'Clock. kv-nng perform at O'Clock.
ye'rs half pre- ~ ~
Is for consul with the 0ipsy Queen
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DRAB VELVETS DRsB VELVETS!
DERSO inweni Of Dab Velvets find tn m OF differ
shades with blue altered Velvr and a pnod
~ the above re, whole ale aad retail, rho. YOUNGs
First Frem'nm Stra HAT Mandatory 96 Boy cry, bweeu
Hes aud CIR 'lds streets. d2st
ARD 700 of ra prime Leaf Lard in be utiful or
d. T.. Y COLLINS & 90. 56 Soutb strset
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QSIIA Hroach and Rug. plain enaneed or Mosaic
Breach bunch of flowers the Ring plain " th three
Turquoise The finder will be literally rewarded BY lea ing
the with - " s
d, 2t-r L. L. BR1TToN. As Broad street.
OST-O Tuesday evening" supposed near Nibo's Garden
10 Broadway pair of Tortoe Shell spectlcles OF
the CRACKED and piece OF silver pa the side.
ne nader will be paid dollar by leaving them Liberty
street. n30 Ctr
WANTED-A lad in lawyers Office who can write tie
w cent band Apply in DORIS Building, corner Exchange
race aud Hanover street, room No "a. d32tsnc
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A substantial Albany built
one no Sleigh, having for movable seat, aud
with without robes and tells. Enquire Grand
de STR
- WANTED-A Store for a dry goods retail business
:i in Broadway, or in # the neghbOrng Ad
t-A8dpss A. b. at the Office of the Herald n30 Ctr
GREAT BOOK FOR THE BOYS--SELE-fRESER
IL, VATioN Gr Manly ygor showing the Of Tie de-
their perfect restoration The york also contains useful hints
on Love- Cc1rtshp Marriage offspring &C. From the French
o. AlPhUse Broussas Published this day, bv HOLLAND
GLOVER ZOE Nassau Price l2a cents. de 6tssr
tOpPER-00 oual English Copper
~ from ii 70 % srrivals sale by
d3 h. X COLLINS CO. Sc South ST. eet.
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Qy- PILES-Hays' Linment and Lin's Balm Of China
are positively warranted to any The Hays Lii
nimen is much countereted by worthless fellow, and
is by very few offered for sale. The only to
knowledge who has lately done this thing is o. Fay in
Fulton street. and the of the thing Is much
gravated he knows that Comstocks is the only genu
ine Our customers, to be sure Of getting the original
should buy only at 81 Csurtlandt st.
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THE
IN Wis | BL E
"IC


so closely resembles the real head Of hair TINT sceptcs
~ have pronounced the reect and ey-
aordnay invention OF the day The
novel and unique wig being made sewing
weaving which its closely resemble
the natural hair both in gtness and appearance
defy detectop its texture being BEAUTIFUL
free that in all cases Of perspaon evaporation unmpeded,
aud evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The scepc
nd c9gnossegr are alike invited 20 psIst this novel and beau
manufacturers Barry LAG Broadway, Of Liberty
street up saiIs, NIL lmeodissr
EXTENSIVE COMMERCIAL LAW AGENCY, esab-
IL lIshed in this city in August 1874 for the prompt Collie
Of Debts in all Of the United The at,entoS
Of M rchans Is invited this estab hment located
Will am street. where they rsues led call examine
he Plan and facilities oe ed 10 render them service the
Of business, The proprie or. have ready established
extend rapidly possible t. embrace every coec
ton district in the United States
such from the rcantile COM
nunitv will sustain useful and ohy enterprise
10 give reference merchants whom hey
business of the highest spectabty and
scrutiny from use interested iIte their plan Of business
character aud alb lily TO carry out the undertaking
WOODWARD Il DUSrNBERY,
n2o eodlOtsisr ~ William street
COTTON DUCK-5o bales very .uperior American Pilot
" Duck, No. 1 TO 5, Just received aud for sale by
d. T.. n. COLLlNS CO. 50 South street
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 8
Cleared

~ g a 81
IN sxTs... .........4 81 HIGH w,Tya ......... Il
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TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever the
w we'll known Toy 233 Centre street. doors
Grird street. opposite the Make, families aud sirsng
wishing for the holidays will do we'll TO call before
chasing elsewhere Don't forget the number.
A'so full assortment Of China, Gl.ss and Eahen Ware
2awtJisjs
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MRS. PURDY'S

MRS. PUKDY'S
PRIVATE DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NO 9s Hnmersey streeMr Purdy and her daughters
having recently arrived from England where they
instruction In the branches Of English
Education MUSIC Drawing and French prepared 70 receive
limited number OF Young ladies Her regulated by
general reduction department. for which and other
she refer her card which will be furnished
on ppli at her residence nj lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-03

Q3- DEAFNESS CURED, AND ALL COMPLAINTS
Of the be cured if possible by Dr. McNairs Ac
coustic Oil has, in great many instances restored
hearing persons who had been deaf fifteen or twenty
years and all can see the undeniabe proofs To be had
only 81 Courtand st; and at No. North Fifth street.
PHILADELPHIA
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~ ais, aud for sale by W '''. amy
d3 Il. X. COLLINS & CO S. soutb stree,
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COTTON DUCK-5o bales very superior American Pilot
~ Duck No. 4 TO 5, Just received and for sale by
de- u. n. COLLINS X co. So South street
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RII,T,JA rms

- BILLIAKDS.
-S"yEN GOOD TABLES one room, at 40 Broadway
adjoining the vi vmpic Theatre. Six an hour for sac
,aI@, gun ne day time The u'ual prizes by gas ligh
Mr. GOODRICH invites his friends aud the public
p30 ia
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pf- PEALES MUSEUM--Notw outstanding the low
prlceoi admission this establishment sustans good
putanon, and gives excellent performances This week
the entertainments will consist of comic and sentimental
songs duets refrains sc. by the celebrated kentucky
engaged. Madame Adoph continues her wonderful de.
of past and future events and her
experience fits her peculiarly for her profession the
testimony Of our coadjutor N. p Willis, Esq fully
proves.
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o. OIL TANNlN.-Thousands who within the past
week would have given most any thing fany thing could
be had that would render boots shoes entirely mper
ous to water and the oil of annn is just the article that
should have been used Many were wise and used at
the beginning of the rains and have had dry feet while
others had to content themselves with india rubbers and
overhoes Besides for harness and carriage tops almost
doubles their To be had only at 81 Courtlandt
and No. North Fifth street, Philadelphia 81 Conhill
Boston 81 Magazine ST., New Orleans.
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1Cf- GENERAL TOM THUMB AND THE GYPsEY
QUEEN re.engaged at the American Museum and to
enliven the attractions and blend little fun with the no
velies of the establishment Dr. Valentine the most &C.
centric of all drolerss is engaged together with Miss
Cannon who appears in Monologue in which she takes
several different characters-Great Western-Mr Sher-
man. sc. Tomorrow, Monday, the Albino Lady takes
benefit when it is hoped she will have bumper for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-03

o. SUE, AGAIN This day published, price one
shilling an entire romance, the Marquis de Letorere
the Art of Pleasing, by Eugene Sue author of the
Mysteries of Paris" matilda" &c. by Thomas Pooey
Esq complete and without abridgement This is of
the most wildly interesting Of the of Eugene
Sue II is founded upon facts of actual occurrence
exhibits the power OF the author and favor.
able aspect being Inferior only in length the Mys-
tees of Paris" The present translation has baen made
by of the most thorough French scholars the
try, Mr. Pooley formerly of Louisiana, who has skiluy
preserved throughout, the spirit of the original.
Pm shad md for aloh
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III BrOauWay, N. Y.
TRANsLAToRs CARp.-The undersigned vouches for the
genuneness and completeness ofhs translation Eugene
Sues novel the marquis de Leorere the Art of
Pleasing this day published by Messrs. Burgess Strin-
ger, 3Oth Nov. lS43 THOMAS POOLEY,
Teacher of Languages and Translator,
1876 Bridge street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
INSURANCE,

ENIRE &NARlNE INSURANCE-Thrre ar
L. twosluatons only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value reinsurance. These are, while -tand-
Ing upon the runs of their own property, .ther
receiving from an insurance office the full a
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a desolate tam
ly, lamenuHg that stupidity and folly which hac
IA, led TO provide for such a contingency.
s ATKINSON, Agent of the PRO FEC WON
INSURANCE CO OF HARTFOhD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chinerv, and evervother description of Insurable,
property Also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
and their cargoes to and from any port ON the
Western Waters
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the L S
Hotel. Ian /, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

VIRGINIA In Chuncery-At rules held IN
the Clerk uilce Of the Crcu:i Superior court
oi Law and cauccry for the cUuniy OF Ohio, in the
month OF August. 1913.
The President. Directors and Company Of the Bel
ment Bank OF ST Clair,vIe, ComP.aina ns
against
Birhara McCunnel, William Mcconnell, James
CnnneN, Jacob Nice 'nuei. Rebecca
NcCnnnell. Robert Mcconnell, Margaret
Mcconnell. Joseph Morrison and Sarah } his
wife, Elizabeth Good, late Elizabeth Mcconnell,
John w Hutchinson and Maria his vi e, WHICH
said Barbara Is the mother. and which seId Sarah
Morrisnn is the widow. aud which said Will
liam. James jacob. Reheccu, Robert.
Margaret, Elizabeth and Maria are the brothers &
sisters. and Together with their msIher, the sad
Barbara are the heirs at law ot Alexander Neon
nell. late of Ohio county; deceased.
Defendants
The defendants, Joseph Morrison and Sarah his
wife, and John w II hutchinson and Maria his vile
not having entered tier appearance and gwen Sc
CurIty according to the net Of Assembly and the
rules uf the Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
proof that they ire rot inhabitants Of the common
wealth OF Virginia.-Cn motion Df the complainant
Ivy counsel, IL is ordered that the said defendants
du appear here on the first day Of tie next term o
fhis court, and answer the said compliments bill
aud that a copy OF thus order he forthwith inserted
In some newspaper printed ia ihe city OF Wheeling
for two months sucCC ssively, and posted at the
front door Of the court house Of Ohio county. co
by tese.
angII ALEX T LAIDLEY.
Nelson, for Compl'i. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
BOOTS SHOES
N Ek{SN { |s2sS!kSa I:

S1IGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
- "A S TODD, has Just received a large and
complete assortment Of the following Goods. which
are Of the best quality. and will he sold low for
cash NJ his BOOT. 81 OF AND BONNET HOUSE,
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots sewed, city made.
do do do pump sole
Kin; Calf and Thick Bouts.
Gentlemen fine calf and Morocco shnes Of the
latest STYLE. viz.-Biddles. Unions Duwnings, Web
srers, Calf and Morocco Dancing Pumps. Tavern
Slips and wafer proof Over shoes; also, Kip and
Thick Broears Of oil kinds.
LADIES SHOES g. BOOTS
Fine black cold a.d bronzed KID Slippers oI
different kinds Village Lace. Paris Ties Buski2s
Jefferson Ties fine strap and tie Kid, Seal, Morocco
and Gait walking shoes, white and black hid and
Satin SlIppers black aHd cold Silk and Lasting
Callers. water proof fur lined Over shoes
MISSES g. CHILDRENS' SHOES.
Fine city mode Kid aud Morocco Slippers, Kid
Seal and Calf walking Shoes. Morocco and Cali
Lace Boot black and cold Kid Buskins, black and
cold Victoria Caters, Kid. Calf and Morocco Ankle
Ties
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS,
Fine Plain aud Wave Florence Braid BOuneis
English and American Straw DO. Cypress, Willow
and Lawn d.. Genrlemens' Fine Leghom. single
and double hrim Summer Hats, imitation Pamnma
or Orleans Hats Boys and Childrens' LeghOrr
and Palm Leaf Hats Of every variety.
LEATHER.
Spanish Country Sole Rip and Upper Leather
Calf KID, Goat, Binding AID Liuiug Skins, Of tbs
hest quality Also pretty respectable sprinkle o
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Just cali al th'
Sign Of the BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT Soul
End Of Market square may Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

ATlRGlNIA-IN CH&NCERY-At rules held in
the clerks office ri The Circuit Superior Court
of Law aud Chancery inr the county Of Ohio in
the Month Of August 1913.
Francis II. Armstrong, Administrator de 5onis non
with the will annexed of Noah Zane, late of Ohio
county. deceased. complainant.
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary l.. his wife, late Mary l.
Zane anil widow OF said Noah Zane, deceased,
Mary NJ : Zene, widow and AdmIuislralix Of
Ehenezcr Zane. late Of Ohio county decd, and
EmunI PlainH Zane, Eugene Zane, and Mary
Anna Zane. infant children and heirs NJ law Oi
the said Eheuez"r Zane deceased, and Pldtot
Zane. Hampden Zane, James G. johnston and
Ssoplna his wife William w. Shrver aud
Caroline his wife, James A. M'Lean and Mary
las wife. William Pits and Elizabeth his wife,
and Curnrlla Zane. which said PaIoT IIumpdrn
Sophia ,hnStnn, Caroline Shriver, Mary MLeau,
Elizabeth Puts and Cornea Zane. and together
with the said EhenrZer Zane, being children
heirs al law and devIsees of the sPid Nuah Zane
deceaSed, and he SAID Mary l.. DnrSey, who to-
yeIher with the said EbeneZer Zane. were the
Trustees ofCIaudine Robnsun,and the said Clau-
dine Robinson, defendants.
The defendants Hampton Zane, and James c. John
sion and Sophia hts wIie,noI having entered their
appearance md given security COrdmg To the act
of assembly and the rules of this court, and Il ap
pearng 10y satisfactory proof that they not nhabI
Inuts OF the commonwealth Of VtgInia,-Oh moiIou
of the complainant Ky counsel. n ~ ordered that the
said defendants do appear here On the first day Of
the next term of this court, aid answer the
said csmplainauI's bill and that copy of This or
der be orhv with inserted in newspaper prInt.
ell in the CIy of Wheeling for two mouths success
sively. aud posted at The front door Of the cCurI
house OF Ohio county. COW trsle.
ALEX. II. l. AIDLEY. clerk.
Nelson, for comp'L aug. III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

"A /lkOlNlA-lN CHNNCERY-AI Rules held IN
v the Clerks Ofire of the Circuit Superior
Court oi Law and Chnhcery for the county OF
Ohm in the mcnih of August 1913.
Austin Peay aud William W Ross, compliments
against
Henry Morton and Henry Moore defendants.
The defendants not having entered heir appea
rance and gwen security according to the act Of:
Assembly and the rules of this court. and IL ap
peafinS by sat siactOry LroOf that they are not
irhabltants OF the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Oa mousn Of the Complainant by counsel; II is
ordered that SAID defendants do appear here the
hrst day of the next term of this court; and an .
swer said compliments bill-and that a copy of
Tins order be forthwith inserted M some newspa-
per printed IN the city of Wheeling for two months
successfully, and posted AT the front door Of IN e
Court House ofOhio County A copy teste.
ALEX L IAIDLEY, clerS.
Nelson 70 Compt aug u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

HyIRGINiA-IN CHANcEHy-At rules held in
the Clerks Office 9th, Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for tie county Of Ohio IN
the manth Of August, 1913.
John E1G Complainant.
against
John n BavIcsa. and ROleu e Woods. defendants.
The deicuAaui. Bayicss. not having entered his
appearance add gwen security according % the net
OF Assembly aud ,c rules " his cuur, and aVpea-
ring by satisfactory prouf that be % not an nhahii-
ant ~ the CommonW ealth of VIfg uia,--On motion
OF the complainant ~ counsei ordered that said
defendant d. appear here The Ord dav a the nett
Term Of this court, and answer said complainant
bili-ond hat copy Of Ibis order be forthwith in.
serted 90 some newspaper printed ia the city oil
wheeling hr two months successiveiy aud posted
az the mont door Of she Court House cfOhio county
a copy tests ALEX r LAIDIEY. Clerk
Good ioy COmpt aug 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

NTlRGINIA-IN CHANcERy-At rules held IN
v the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for the County Of Ohio, in
month Of August 1913.
The vi ;rchants and Mechanics bank OF Wheel
ing, Complainant,
against.
Charles Ensell Francis Punkett, Sob ieskl Bra
dy, Sturiey Cuthbert, George Dulty, Samuel
NeeI, John Richie, PlatOh Zane, Archibald
Woods, High Sheriff Of Ohio County and as
such, administrator Of TaOmasJ }. ~ Pent)ne
deceased, Charles -. Knox, Francis 9 Camp
bell William Sperng, Francis S. lanes
and Lewis Lafo1rgue, Jacob Fulmer. George
X. warner, william Fisher, Robert Shields,
Pearson SerIelL William "a. Bernard, G.. VIII
Jam Hahn, Joseph Junkin The North Western
nank OF virginia. Joseph HlrgFayc Zachariah
Jacob, Samuel Farmer, Executor OF the FAST
VIII and Testament Of Frederick Farmer de-
ceased, James W. Stewart John Plur kett Do.
'seph Junkin, IT, and George w. Clutter,
NE Befts, Cuthbert Sperine lines a fo,,yo,,
Fulmer, Warner, Fisher, Shields, SetrelL Bey'
nard. Hahn, Joseph Junkin' senr. Harurave md
Joseph Junkin ir. not having entered their an
pcarance and given security, according 20 the
a~t OF ssetnbiy aud the rules Of this court, and
N appearing by satisfactory proof that they are
r,st iuha bitauts Of che Commonwealth Of Viz
ginja-Or motion Of the complainant by counsel
fis 0rdcred that they do appear here on the firs
Jsv az the next term Of this COUit aud answer the
Covnplsiuanrs biiL and that a copy Of thls order
ia Eorthwith inserted IN some newsp apey printed
In the CITY OF wheeling, for two months suCcee
elveIy. and posted at the front door OF the cour
house " s Of Ohi2 '0uR9LEx T LAiDIIEY, CfE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
INSURANCE.

, ISRS will be taken , v the FIRE & MARINE
ia INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at He iouest rates ON
Buildings Of all kinds, st ne, brick orwooden
LID their contents:
Sreamsoas; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise of all kinds.
And against all dangers atte nding the trans
portatIon of goods rivers, lakes, seas. canal 8
and railroads
FIR the character of the company as to promp-
titude and hberality in the adjustment and pa
ment of lcsses we beg leave To refer to the IN
chants of this place M elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment Of claims upon us. aHg4
Office n Maiv ST. D.LAMB ,Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

Chanoery-AI rules held in the
' Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Conrt Of
Law and Chuncery for the COuntyof Ohio. in the
month Oi August 1913,
The Merchants and Mechanics bank of Wheel
ing, Complainant
against
Dana Hubbard, John Lit Zlcharah jacob,
John FawcstL executor of the last will and
testament OF James Pemherton, deceased, FL
bsrt Ii. Caldwell executor of the last will and
testament of Alexander Caldwell, deceased
Alexander Wilson, Francis II. Armstrong, as
assignee IN Bankruptcy of J ohm +. Clarke, and
o. Henry Moore respectively, Guslayus Ores p
assignee IN Bankruptcy OF said Dana Hubbard
OF Charles ID. Knox, of Redick vi Kee, of Will
ham b. Tyson, of William Lambdln, and Of
John M'Clane (since decea sed) respe Give
ly Joseph Morrison, the North Western bank
OF Virginia, Thomas Jones, the President, Di-
rectoIs and Company of the Belmont bank OF
-. ClarsYI!le, the President, Directors and
Company of the bank of Mount Pleasant.
Francs e. Campbell, Alexander Rogers, He
brun Robin son, Jane l.. Evans, Sobeski FRA
dy, Hyde b. Rice, Henry Echols and John
EUh, Defendants
The defendants John Fawcett, Joseph Morrison
the President, Directors aud Company Of the
Belmont bank of 81. ClarsvilIe, the President,
Directors and Company OF the bank of Mount
Pleasant, and Hyde Rice; not having entered
their appearance and given security according TO
the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and II appearing by satisfactory proof that they
are not InhaHltants of the Commonwealth of ViT-
sci, II is ordered that they do appear here
on the first day of The next term of this court,
and answer the compliments bill and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
Two months successIvely and posted 1t the font
door of the court house of Ohio county.
copy Testc, ALEX. Il. LAlDLEY,
l.. &. RI aug ii Crk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
w W. & S. n. JIMESON
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS

Ivs1side Of Main s,reet. Wheeling

WeSf eide Of Main sfrect, Wheeling, Va
TTAVE on hand and arc constantly manuiaciur.
ing general assortment 0f superior FuJ and
Silk hats They have received the latest spring
IA shions from New York aad are now prepared
g supply 60 order all sizes aud qualities, in che
.r.sscnt or past style, a may suit customers,
Black sod Drab beavir and Gator, Plain
White Rassia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on b ard az assortment o. plan
and fancy meas aud boys fur and cloth caps,
all Of which they offer 20 their customers aud the
lubIic on ne most plea sing terms.
AT orders froW country merchants ana dear
ere promptly filled on the NOS favorable terms
Thankful for Ire liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit a share Of pQb
lc patronage which they are determined q de-
serve BY prompt attention, personal application
uarI=V