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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13
TRUSTEES SALE

Rh virtue of a deed of trust executed b,
II William l.ambdin. Oh ristopher = Lambdin
1856 ana now OF record IN the clerks OF
nee OF ohio county. ! shall. 1uos
day, me 2fth day of January IS43 VI IN,
ront door OF the e9urt house OF OHIO county, al
O'Clock Il VI. proceed TO sell TO the highest aud
best oiddc- Tor ready IN oney; Lot No 40 TORY ]
aud all OF iot No Tory onel except so much
thereof a. tue SAID William Ian bdin conveyed
10 r. u SweaiITgen, by deed dated .2I Gi Apri
1887, ana now OF record m the clerks office of
ONO county. That part of said lot At 80 cor
veyed To SAID SwearIng,n beng, as Is believed
the North part Thereon containing. front OF hir-
~ nine feet width and the same breadth back TO
the alley.
Selling as trustee | will convey such title a
IS vested IN me by said deed OF trust
dec "a dts JOHN LIST, Trustee
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MEMOIRS
TRUSTEES SALE.


10y virtue of deed of trust from Juhl NJ.
ID Clarke To the Trustee, dated the 9Th day
ui October. 1884 and of record ia the clerks Office
81 Ohio county. m iced hook 20 folio 90; and also
by virtue Of another deed Of trust lrun said John
NJ Clarke Ia me Trustee, dated The 23rd day
of May. 1887 and recorded ~ the said oilire in
deed book -, inlio los, made ia order 10 secure
a debt therein named due 10 the late X y MnrchIe
shall offer for public sale Friday IAe 18Th Of
January. S43. all the household furniture OF the
said John VI Clarke in The house nos UccGpied
by him The furniture is 81 the most superior and
fashionable kiad aud consists part Of The fol.
lowing. viz:
large, splendid. modern style Piano.
Suia, Lounges,
marble top Centre Table.
pr very large. solendrd mirrors, French plates,
4 Mahogany Chans.
2 Mahogany Side Board.
pair marble top PIER fables.
Hall table. Marble TOP
superior day Mantle Time Piece.
, Mahogany Wash Stands. one Of them marble top.
3 superior dressing Bureaus. &c &c.
sale 10 Commence the premises nt 10 clock.
Terms-All sums oi $50 under. cash; all sums
over $50. and under 800. CD days; and all sums
over 500, four months credit viii he gwen. Ne
go'isbIe mites With approved security viii be re-.
quired.
JAS. \ CLARKE.
! on lie Trustee
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CRY OF WHEELING. Clerks ofee. !
CHARTER ELECTION.

nN Moaday January 22J l643. an election will
" be held Tor Mayor and Members of the COun
cal Of The City of Wheeling commencing o'clock.
and closing al FIVE O'clock z. NJ. at the following
places in the several Wards viz:
Ia The First Ward. at the Office Of Elijah Day Esq
on Marker Street.
la the SerOnd Ward. OF the Office OF James Me.
Council. Esq. on Union. street
Ia the THIRD Ward al the office &c Richard Simms
Esl on Main street
In the Fourth Ward. at the Office OF PhiliI
Bier. Esq. on Nam. near South street
In the Fifth Ward, nj the office oi William TEN
pleIon ia. on Main. near Second street.
The members al the CuuAcil are apporiioncd ~
follows. three Tor the first ard. flno for the
cuad wnrd. four re the third ward four for the
fourth wand, aud three Eur the fifth ward.
Tue elecIon Will be held under the superni md
aHce OF the Aldermen ard Assessor fer each ward
JAMES s. WHEAT
ian I'D Jerk If the CITY
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wHoop,NG COUGH! wnooPINC COUCH

DIR ROGERS requests us TO say that he has
praeticed medicine physician for thirty years
During this long period Of his practice he has
made of various kinds of remedies for coldi.
hosrseness aud that distre ssinK complaint the
wnooping cough; aud he believes with as good
success az physicians IN general; and after all,
he finds none successful Psase's clarified
essence of HolrhOu cSndy-and he wouil
recommend it 10 be universally used, Ii eau be
obtained at as Division st.
This is to certify that was three years afilic-
ted with an inflammation of the lungs, and iourd
no relief until used Peases compound of Hore-
hound candy. BENZ WHITEHOUSE,
Is Orchard ST.
wHooPING COUGH-I can recommend
Pease's candy for this dangerous complaint.
My child was afflicted with 1t, aud this candy
afforded immediate relief. j PATTEr.,
Cedar ST.
FIR sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
jan u Wheeling. Va.
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CouMIssIoSER.s SALE.

IN CHANCERi--in the CREST Superior COur
Il Of Law snd Chsncery for Ohio county.
Lacharish Jacob,
Morgan Nelson and others.
In pursuance OF a decree pronounced by SAID
curt M SAID cause on the 18th day of June lS49
shall proceed, on 'he 9th d9y of February lsi3
the same berg court dayl at the front dsor o.
ne court 'use OF said county, TO sell to the high
81 and best bidder at public auction lot No nInt
81 in square l2l twelve, IN the city Of Wheeling.
TERMS OF .SAlE--Ouc filth Ofihe purchas'
N JneS iucash and the residue IN instalments Al
light sixteen and twenty four months. the pur-
laser giving bonds and gnOd curity for tn,
deferred instalmcEts with interest from The oay
II sale unul paid; and title retained until tn,
purchase money Is satisfied.
ISAAC w MITCHELL Deputy for
A MOODS, Sheriff al OHIO county,
aud Commissioner IN this behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

Or. EASrAfANS ELMER OF IiF.xITH ~
A NHIS IL universal restorative ~ all cases
il where the Stomach. Liver. ptry ut the or
ans concerned in the Digestive iuntuua.. are Ihc
Urinary seat Of the diseases and that surh true
Il almost the whole eaislgue OF human msladies 10
yell Known to eveTy physcinn
ELMER or HEALTH
u strengthens and gives tone and appetite tn the
'tonnch and possesses the long -cnght ant desired
property Of rendering harmless TO the stomach any
redundancy Of bile. that may be goneruisd there.
md At the time when there IL q deficiency of
hat necessary fluid. producing cosiiven-ss. dep,es-
of spirits. Diet lily. dizziness In the heod papi
alton Of the heart. pains vari"us parts OF the
rOdy. and other Characteristic symptoms al Dyspey-
sa. IL rs perfect substitute for The bile opens
he bowel gently, hes To digest the food. relieves
al pain IN the sroInach head. cheers the mind
'nvigornies the system and restcrcs Il Ia perfect
health ng ,in. II warranted To- fail IN eff-c
ting permanent in AL rases.of consumption OF
'Uugh. where the lungs become diseased from sym
.,ahy with the stomach liver; u dropsicnl affec
ions frum the same cause yield To its powers ~
loss of appetite. heartburn. nervous complaints
II all kinds. night sweais anil darrina are removed
w Il by charm. A supply Of this valuable
medicine. just received mud fer sale Ivy
OLIVER PRYOR. Union 81.
inn 10 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13
MILITARY NOTICE.

a i an adjourned meeting nj n board Of officers
N ofthe Alb Regiment Virginia Militia. held NJ
The Council Chamber on Saturday evening tie 3lN
nit. The following resolution was adopted unani.
NOUS.
Resolved. THAT in the opinion Of this hoard il is
the duty Of every commissioned officer of The militia
Of This commonwealth 10 auond promptly at The
hour, every meeting and parnde; and any Office
failing To attend when properly Notified guilty Of
a derscton Of duty
Ordered, that the above revolution he published
in The city papers GEO w SIGHTS.
Jan III Clerk 4th Req
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JIM 10
DSII FII,E StOitE,

SENSENEG having IN hand a stock uurh tor
- he1vy for the present season. and being very
DESTROYS OF reducing ii muJh possible before
the spring, will offer inducements TO cAsH buyen.
lie would respectfully call attention 70 the follow.
ing articles:
Super WOOL dyed blue black Cloths,
heaty siO0k OF Cloths generally.
VeIy large stock Saiiinets and Jeans.
White. red. yellow and green Flannel
English Merinos md Mouslin de LaIns,
Crlcoes of all qualities and prices.
Brown and hleached Muslins g..
Together with all the other articles usually found
IN Dry Goods store. all of which he will sell e.
his iriends.O they will give him an upfariuui,y.j
on as good terms a. any uiher store IN he city
whether Jew Gentle. Mahomedan or Mormon.
dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

ILLINOlSE.-The bill for the liqui-
dation Of the State bank has passed the
House. The moderate men are saiisii-
ed. Il is regarded as the best arrange
ment which could be made both for the
Interests Of bill holders. and The State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

The trial Of Judge Scott occup led the
entire attention Of the house Of Dele
gates on Saturday last. On Monday,
also, little else was done, than to discuss
the subject.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

CINCINNATI JAN. II.
We learn by the arrival of the Felicllna al Lou.
isville. that rise has Iaken place in The lpv"er
Mississippi. and that 'here is much floating ice -
The Gallant from St Louis repUris a rise ia the up
per rivers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

In CHANG ERY-In the Cirrun Sup.rio,
1 Court Of Law and Chancery hr the county o
Ohio.
William T Dalrymple and Borias Gardiner
william Chaplne and others,
and
Weber, Miller and Hand
Same defendants.
BY virtue Of loint decree pre- noun cCd by III,
aforesaid count IN the above named ca uses, on
the 10Th day Of June, IN the year I54I, | shall
commissioner appointed for that purpose, on IN.
first Monday of february, lS4), at the front door
OF the court house of Ohio county, proceed TO sell
all that part of lot No III, IN Market square IN
the city of " heciing, and not owned before the
making Of the mortgage deed lmentioned in said
decrecl by he CITY of Wheeling, md also all that
lot of GROUND Main street IN said CIT of Vince
ling No 81, except So much thereof as had been
conveyed by SAID CEapGne TO Selby IL Bennett, or
so much of SAID lots shall be sufiC lent 10 sat
Isiy the debts, interests end costs ia said decree
mentioned, at public auction 10 he hl2hes bidder
on the folio wing terms, w. For cash as 10 one
fifth of the purchase money and on a credit of g.
~ end Is mohths To the resIG of the purchs
money, with interest from the day of sale the
pUrch er giving bond with good security Tor the
deferred payments, aud the ute held until IN
same are paid.
w MITCHELL, Deputy for
ARCH WOODS;
10" 20-is Sheriff Of Ohio county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13
RAIL ROAD LINE.

TREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM WIIEE-
" LING TO BALTIMORE, PTTIADEI-
PIIIA. NEW YORK, BOSTON AND WASH.
ING ron CITY.
The Good Intent Stage Company. now affords by
ITS connection Nth the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
now completed TO Cumberland greater speed. cor1-
fort and safety than any oihet line between the east
and
Their coaches are upon the plan Of the Patent
Boo Spring invented by Capt II Shrivcr Of Gun.
berland. which are now coming INTO very general
use IN pleasure carriages and Stages they arc nc.
kno~ledged by travellers 10 he more safe and easv
than any other coaches in use.
Two lines leave Wheeling daily at o'clock A
NJ, connecting with The mail at Cumberland and
arriving in Baltimore by Rail Road at about S
o'clock. NJ, being out in The enire trip FROM
Wheeling Ia Baltimore, in 81 hours From Whes.
ling TO Philadelphia Ill hours. Wheeling TO Ne,
York 4S honrs
FARE.
To Philadelphia. els 90
Baltimore. l3 0v
For seats in Wheeling apply al the stnge uffics
first door above the United States Hotel. Water a.
Also at The Bar Of the Hotel.
Returning from PhIadel phia passengers can INV
their iar The corner of lrh and Market cts Il,
The Rail Road agent, or 10 The agent AT No Dock
ST. or To the captain on board Of the steamboat
From Baltimore, passengers can pay then fore tn
Wheeling TO The Rail Road Cos ugvui at their Office
in Prau 81
From Washington City passengers can pay their
fare to Wheeling to the conductor of the tram on
The way previous 10 their arriving at the relay
horse.
nov 81 y HUTCHINSON Agent
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TRUSTEES SAFE.
On FRIDAY, goth day of Jan, 1913

II
10y Viuue of deed of trust from Henry Helm.
ID e. Alfred Richardson bearing date the 18Th
day OF October IN The year lS40 and of record IN
Tho Clerks Office for The county ol Ohio coun
~ Book % page 800; on Friday The Doth DAY Of
January lS43' Of the corner OF Quincy und Main
streets IN the city Of Wheeling 4 shall sell tho fol
lowing described property set
The interest Of said Helm g. Richardson in Iot
No o, IN square No B. ia the city % Wheeling. an
der lease from John McI.urc To them dated the
25lh day Of March D, 1888. (suhjeeI to the az
rears on rent Gue 10 said McLure)
Also the interest ofIhe said Helm g. Richardson
IN Lot No g. IA square No 2, in the city Of hes
ling. under a lease from NJ w Chapline and Ebepe.
Zane, administrator Of Noah Zane deceased
dated he 26 day Of April 1895. (suhject 10 nnv
arrears Of rent due 10 X Armstrong. adminstra-
tor de bOnis nor Of said Noah Zane decreased
These lots No and 6 are the same On which
are situated The machine. smith shops. and foundry
erected by said Helm and Richardson.
Also the following described goods aRd chausls.
Wis
One steam engine complete.
One steam engine partly finished.
Ten setis Of engine patterns
Seveniy-iwo spur OF heyil wheel patterns
OLe large screw cutting engine.
One boring mill.
Two slide lIILes.
One Ceared hand lathe
One patent screw curC machine,
SIX sci's 81 stocks md dies
! One boiler punching machine.
One pair of boiler iron shears.
One set OF bending rollers.
Six nnvils md ak vices.
-Four pairs Of bellows
Three sells Of forge tools
Lot Of stoves. graies and crate bars.
Tvo crane md four shank ladies.
One lot Of gudgeons md mill gearing
One horse me duy and ore cart suI Lafa,ss
belonging thereto.
Ono lot Of Pi"ughs and pi1Ugh castings.
Ten tons ofpig iron &c end the Tools Implements
and fixtures NJ uuy aid every hind ~harsuovcrt on
upon the said lots OF used Jy The said Helm & Rich.
arlson On carrying their Machine shop nnd FOun-
dry.
! TERMS Or SAI.E.-For all sums under $50
cash ever $50, and uti less than $50. o. credit Of
go doys;ov.r $50 md less Than $500 credit %
four mYnihs; over 500 and los Then $500. cre-
Il Of sS months $500. m equal uisIalnons
j 90 twelve and ZIG monthg.
For ull deferred payments bonds VII DO required
with approved personal security. including interest
after sky days from fhc day Of sulo
Sale positive and 20 commence st 10 o'clock
| NJ aud continue until Oh D. sold
JAS $ WHEAT. Trustee
d BRENTLlNGER g. SIIALICROss,
nov 2S-is AnctiOneers.
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FnH RENT.

u NWO Store rooms on MAIN SOuih Wheeling. In
the most business part Of the City. one OF
them az present occupied by VIM M'Mcehen NJ o.
groc cry establishment, ior which % Is we'll caicula.
ted Possession given the first of April
For particulars enquire Of ? w BASsETT
IAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

lMPORTAN FROM MEXICO.--
The New York Union has the follow.
ing important news from Mexico, rcceiy-
ed by the barqua Anahauc, at that port.
VERA Cruz. Dec 10. 1872
The news Tom the city oGMexco is most inter.
esIing. Gen. gutierrez. fro San Luis, has dcela
red fnr dissolution Of Congress- and the naming Of
n new body by Santa Anna form n new const.
tuition for The country. A similar move is made in
Puebla ny Cen Cannlzo This nows was .ent nv
express To Mexiro to Gen. Tornol. minister Of war;
who Immediately made il known TO Congress
This body replied that they were the renl rep
rescnIatiyes Of the country and would not he riy
from their seats except by force oC arms THIS is
purely n military movement. probably secretly mo-
we'd by Santa Ana.
News has arrived here. from the West. Of the
occupation uf Monterey, Town in California, by
Commodore Jones Of the frignie United States AMI
COrveit Cnyne. He held the town about Iu o days
and then gave iiup. declaring that he took The
town in consequence ufa report that war was de =
clarcd by the u. s. against Mexico.
The Mexican general in command gave inGor-
ration Of n body Of 5000 Texans n archIur towards
Rio Grsnde. Campenrhy still holds out against
the government OF MEXICO. The garrison of this
city Vera CRUZ is momeniarily expected tn de-
clare in favor OF the revolution against Congress.
Mr. W. r.. Dryden with seven other Americans
who had been confined nearly twelve months in
Chiwawa have been liberated by the Mexican
government. through the inerposirion OF the Uni.
ted States minister.
G.. S. Cursor, Esq. bearer Of spatch-
es from our Minister at Mexico TO the
Secretary OF State, arrived at New York
on Sunday last, and proceeded to Wash
ington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

THE SONERS.-On Monday last. WIN. Collin
gunneTs mats was examined bef,re the Couri. III
testimony had nothing further than is published
u being merely eorrULOraiing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

The wings Of The Massachusetts, house Of Repre-
scnraliyes succeeded on Friday last, in elecing ID
p. King of Dahvers. speaker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

NHE PUBLIC j. respectfully informed. tina.
II ALEXANDER YOUNG. is no Lnger EN-
played az the "Wheatfied Inn COCKEY
Baltimore inn IL In &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

nR CRUMBACKER has been appointed soLE
~ agent al Wheeling toe the sale Of the Garden
Seeds gruwE by The subscriber. and ut his DRUG
STORE, No I91 Main ST. The genuine seeds
can he always heTea tor obtained. Each
paper bears The L0bei aud uIrTanfy Of the snbscr-
Der, and for the vitality mud general good qualify
OF its con tents he holds hms, lf responsible This
rs the acinnl growers of the seeds emanating from
his establishment. he is enabled TO do with entire
confidence
ID LANDRETH. Philadelphia
9R- All orders for Garden Seeds. Fruit and Or
nameninI Trees, Shrubs &C. will be promptly al
tended To- by &c
Wheeling jan 3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

Alexander Hay has been re elected
Mayor of Pittsburgh. We thought the
place was going to grass.
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TRT STEE,S SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY. JANUARY I'D, 1919. At riIt.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY 2D, 1913, AZ THE
FRONT DOOR or THE COURT HOUSE OF
OHIO COUNTY. COMMENCING AT IL o.
CLOCK A. NJ. PRECISELY.
EbY virtue of deed Of trust from James A
I'D Mclean and wife 10 me. hearing dale on
the eighth day of Ocinher in the year $50. of rec
urd in the Clerks office for Ohio county in book
% page 47S. and also Of a deed Of conveyance
from James A. Mclean TO me. bearing date The
9Th day ofOcIober, 1889. Of record in the Clerks
ofiire for Ohio county. IN hook % Inge AS and
The authority and direction of Mrs. Mary l.. Dor.
sey under the terms Of The last mentioncd deed.
on Monday. tho 81 day OF January, lSi3, at the
frunt door of the House of Ohio county, shall
sell 10 the highest and best bidder at public auc-
ton, two certain lots Of ground situated in that part
of the city of Wheeling called Middle Wheeling
known ard distinguished ia the map of said city Us
lots numbered two ahd seven in square numbered
three, together with all and singular the Iene-
menis. hetednmenIs and aPpurIenanoes unto the
belonging or in any wise appurIaiHing.
Propositions for the sale of said lots or any ia ri
Of either Of them will be received ul any lime prer
to the day OF sale.
TERMS will be made known on the day Of
sale.
Selling as Trustee, | shall convey TO Ihe purchn-
ser only such title is vested in me by The deeds
above referred - This title. satisfied, will
be found, upon examination indspuiable.
JAMES 5. WHEAT.
Trustee.
RRENTLINGER& sHALLCROsS.
nov 25-rs AucIIonrers.
q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

The Supreme COurI of the United Slnies, com.
menced lis session at Washington on Monday last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

IlTThBCRGHs Jan L.
The hull Of the steamboat Columbus was sunk
al the wharf on Monday evening by the ice. She
loaded with molasses barrels and about to
leave for New Orleans.
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JOSEPH TAYLOR q SON.

MERCHANTS
corner Of EutaIc and German streets,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
WESTERN MERCHANTS are respectfully
w informed that we have mad arrangements
20 Forward Goods by the Baltimore aud OAlO
Railroad. The cars being loaded az our store and
consigned TO houses immediately on the road m
Cumberland, enables us 20 scud goods through
with but httle expense or handling az either
point.
Particular attention will be paid to Produce
consigned 90 us for sllc.
dec2n-d2m JOSEPH TAYLOR g. SON.
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quire into Custom house frauds, and paying those
conducting them without authority of law. 9. OF
having Withheld Information called for by the
House IN relation To frauds. having thereby become
an accessory To the same.
MIR Bolts sent n resolution 20 the Chair, which
after being modified. read as follows:
Resolved, That q committee Of nine members he
appointed. with instructions diligently inquire
into the charges preferred agains John Tyler. aud
To report Ia the House the testimony taken 20 es-
iablish such charges together with their opinion
whether the said John Tyler bus acted n his ef
hcial capacity To require the inierpOsilOn of the
consi tiuional power OF the House.
MIR Cave Johnson moved to lay the whole sub.
jet the table.
Mr. Boris callSd for the yeas and nays; which be-
ing taken, rssned-yehs l0l. nays 100.
And on the question. shall The main question ION
The resoluiior)-be now pull
MIR Underwood called 6ir the yeas and NAYS
which were. yeas 1872. nays 30.
The question was Then taken on the adoption OF
The resoluiion. and It decided ia the negative
yeas 50. nays l27.
81 The resolution wns not adopted.
Reports from committees were culled for and n
large number presented.
The House proceeded To The consideration Of the
resolution reported by the Committee of WAYS and
Means yesterday. declaring that the plan Of the EI.
chequcr ought not TO be adopted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13

USF received al the Sign of the BLACK
- MAMMOTH BOOT, Market sqr7re. n few
cases of Womens' and Misses Kip and Calf Lace
Boots. rs this is the for tins kind Of Lace
Boots. those who want a gnod strong article
will please give us a call. jnh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EkTATI,
WINDOW GLASS.

WIN do" 6bASSs
NM SYMMES a. JAMES n ROBERTS.
w respectfully inform The public that they
have entered into co-purtnership IN the manufacture
Of Window Glass nj the Glass Factory IN South
Wheeling. where they will always keep on hand
stuck Of Glass Of oil sizes, which they vail sell o.
order at the lowest prices. Orders addressed i1
Them will be promptly filled with an article war
ranted TO be equal TO any Cylinder Glass manu-
featured IN the Western country dec 25-T
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DAYS FROM CUMBERLAND
II ME Proprietor Of tho BLACK MAMMOTH
Il BOOT. south end of Market square. has Just
received from the last few cases OF Mems hick
Boots, of very superior quality, would ask our
friends 10 call and examine this worry superior Boot
ian