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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

aided The Indians more than ,lie whole Of
iheirown officers. - 5',
The Texans, having The proclamation
Of the President always before their eyes,
applied 10 the Governor merely for a set.
tlemcni, or something on accoun! rs i, " as
the desire OF Com. Moore and Commits
sioner Morgan to repair to Galveston,
when, 10 The surprise Of The Commodore,
he received letter from Mendez. stating
that their lardy appearance on the coast
had been prcjudicial rather than bene6-
cial. aud thai the destruction of ST. Roman
was entirely owing TO their waste OF pow
der and ball in Gghiing with the Mexican
fleet. He added the hope. that il might
be quite ronvepieu, for Mr.. Moore to re-
turn The long guns and shot leni to him by
Gov. Mcudez. He further stated that
they had no uoney, aud If they had they
could spare none to the Texan fleet. ln
The mean time reports reached Campea-
chy, well founded that The Mexicans would
no, evacuaie Lnguna, and tbatit was their
intention TO return aud renew the attack
on Campeachy. In consequence the firsi
thing done by the Governor is TO soften his
tone and haugh;y manners to the Texans,
bu, TO what purpose Capt. Harris was moi
able to lcaru. The ingratiiude displayed
on the part Of Yuca'an toward these brave
men cau never be passed over 10 silence.
All kinds OF reports are circulated prejudi,
cial 10 the Texans, TO set the population
against them: for no other reason. appa.
ren,Iy, than 10 disgust them aud cause
them 10 ieuve the, coast without payment.
II The Texans do not capture one or both
Of the Mexican steamers they have to
ihouk their Prcsidens 70. il. The whole
of The English sailors have left tho alcxi-
can fleet, except the engineer. who re-
ceives double pay as an induccn'en' to re.
main. Ii is rcpar,ed that the Mexican
Commander, Thos. Marin, offered the
few English sailors double pay to remain
until the conclusion Of The war. The En-
glish officers and crew Of The boat belong.
ing TO The Montazuma. captured q, Tel
chac. were still confined in the citadel at
Merida, ngains, the remonstrance eof Com.
Moore. although they had been formally
demanded By the Captain Of the British
man-of-wnr Thunderer.
The Yucarecos had heaan repairing
their houses within the walls OF Canpea-
ohy. and mechanics are in great request
aud command high wages.
Com. Slnore was preparing for night
attack upon the Mexican steamers: lei his
success be what it may he returns direc, 10
Galveston. via Balize.-Pieayune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Busiiss.-Wc understand ihnt COIN
mi,.ee Of thirteen ladies', have held a con-
sul,atiou in this city, touching an improve
ment in summer busiles. The great dc.
sideralum seems to DO the substitution Of
ice, in srme form, in place of the divers
winter articles now used. Ii was rcsol-
we'd ,i,a, Indian rubber life preservers. OF
The proper length. to surround the body
rhould be adopted, aud be made 20 con-
! tain 35 gallons Of ice water ". Y. pa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Arrest IF Joe Smith. the Mormon Iroph
et.-Joe Smith, il appears, has been ares.
ted in Illinois, near Dixon, by The Sheriff
OF Jackson couuly, Missouri, charged with
treason against that Stnin. Joe had been
OH visi, 10 some of his relations. and ad :
vantage was taken Of that circumstance to
arrest him. What disposition would be
made Of him was not yer known. He says
he is willing TO be tried in Illinois, but uol
in Missouri.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

" The following gentlemen were. on the
10Th inst. elected Directors Of the Charleston
Insurance and Trust Company.
T. Street, George Gibhon, John Hunter,
Ker Boyce, John Williams. ID. C. Levy, L.
NJ. Wiley. James Chapman. w. c. Dukes.
Thomas J. Kerr. B~J Howiand, Edward ca.
reg, w. T. Mendenhail, .. L. Dobson, James
Weisman.
On the ] lth inst. Thaddeus Street, Esqr.,
was unanimously reelected President Of tho
Company.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

A Lucky Mm.-A correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun. writing from Washington,
says: mir. John Dade. the Warden Of the
PenitenIiory Of this county, has, learn,
received information from Lord Ashbur.
ton, through the hands Of The President,
that he is now The Marquis OF Townsend,
with an income Of EGO,00O per annum.
Mr.. Dade is genuine old Virginia gen.
icman, and will know exactly how to en-
joy such an income"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Fir.-The village of fWarren,on, Mias' was
ain.o.. entirely destroyed by ire 90 tie 9Th inst.
Ono entire square, (says the Alabama 1'5aHs' J
comprising the bes, and the business portion
or tho town was consumed. Messrs. Payne
g. Greene lost stock of goods worth $4,000
mon which there was no insurance. Or.
Pucke, los, ali his furniture, clothing, &c,
The fire occurred a, two O'Clock A. M., and s"
rapid and s,eal,by was the approach OF the de-
s,roying element, ,ha, the explosion OF n'ne
kegs Of powder ina warehouse was the hrs'
;u,ima,iou the inhabitants had Of the impend-
ing danger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

dTA Pos. Office has been established n,
Spring Hill, Lexington District. called Rock
vile. of which John White. Esqr., has been
appointed Postmaster.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Lossofa Steamer Steamer Columbia,
which lcil Boston on Saturday the Ist inst for
England. via Halifax. N. s., was wrecked on
Sunday following. 4, quarter past P. M. by
running rpon Black Ledge Reef, near Sea ISL
and in fog. The passengers. officers. and
crew, consisting in all Of 16S persons, were ta-
ken from the wreck, with their baggage. by
schooner commanded by Capt. Hiiehings.
The mails and freight were saved, bu. j, is
though, the steamer would be complete loss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Execution Of If Can,s.-The Charleston Coa-
rie,, of the 18th inst. says: ' Yesterday few
minutes after 10 o'clock a. NJ, the sentence OF
The law was carried into effect on the body OF
Thomas N. M'Can,s, convicted Of the murder
Of l.add, OH the 18th Of March. ls4a. The
eonvic, was attended at the seafIold by several
Of tic Catholic Clergy, and me, his fate with
resignation"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19
NOVEMBER, 1912.

Rus,les are now elegantly termed "a
Indy's rear -guard---A hogsacad OF susar,
having fa!leu upon lady. 10 Boston aud
hitting her right thar. knocked her ior-
ward unhsrmed. The basilc saved hes
homes. Rich Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

oJ Tie Heather continues very warm, and
the gardens and Corn are beginning to suffer
in this vicinity for the wan, of rain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19
We icW cling 10 tic Pillars efMe Tsmple Of
our Liberties. and j mast fall, ,re uiR Perish
amidst tie Ruins"
ron PRESIDENT:
JOHN C. CALHOUN,

Subject TO the decision efMe Democratic
Republican Conrention, 10 assemble in
May,Is4+, as recommended blythe States
ofMnryland, Michigan, Kentucky. Lou
isiana, .Nete Hampshire, Massachusetts.
Aidbama and Mississippi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

u Colin McRar. Esqr.. has been appoint
cd Postmaster a, Clio. Marlborough District. s.
c place OFF. B. Mcdaniel, Esq, resigned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Tie Cabina.-The Madisonian states ,ha,
the Cabinet arrangements have at length been
completed. and that the Departments are pla-
ccd under the administration Of The following
gentlemen:
Hon. Abel P. Upshur. Secretary of State.
Hon J. C. Spencer, Secretary Of the Trea-
sury.
Hon. J. II. Porter, Secretary OF War.
Hon. d. Ilenshaw. Secretary of,he Navy.
Hon. C. a. Wickliffe. Postmaster General.
Hon. John Nelson, Attorney General.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Temperance Leetmes.-Mr. J. F. Carey. the
Temperance Lecturer. has arrived IN :. '''u''
bia. and will Immediately {says the Temper
ancc Advocate. J commence responding 10 W.
yi,a,ioas. 10 visit different parts oi the S'a'e'
for the purpose of delivering lectures on ''e
subIec, ofTemperance'
According TO suggestion FROM the President
or II. sn,c Temperance Society, Sir. Carey
:, y, h. n, Wiunsborro', on Monday, July l7th'
..., ,.,r,io there until Thursday. 20th; al
Chcs,c, C. II. from Friday. 2Is,, until Wed
n.sj,v Goth: ard y, YcrkviTe from ThursJnv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19
NEw OaLKaSs. July 6.

Later from YGcatan.-Capt. Harris, a
o,s,ouper on hoard of..schr. Charlotte.
Cant. Best, which arrived here On tic 9Th
inst. having left Campeachy cn The 2i'h
uli., reports Iha, since the capitula''on of
the troers " no lauded aiTelchac, and the
concentration Of tho Yuca'ecos troops a,
Campearhy, affairs have taken different
aspec,. aud !, is feared for The worse for
the Independence of Yuca,an. Gen. Am
,udia will no doubt eventually return TO
,bc attack, for ahcr the affair OF the i7th
Nav with the Texan fleet of Campeachy,
and the destruction Of his OVID troops whom
he had caused 10 be enlrenchcd m 81. Ro-
nan on the 18th, changing his line OF poli-
cy, be sen, Gag Of truce, begging TO know
what terms ,he Governor and people dc
mandes. The reply was Total evacuation
OF the province by the Mexican troops, in.
clu,lius Lasuna-,hal after doing so they
would treat with him. TO this Ampudia
assen,ed without delay. requesting the
Yuca,ecos to send TWO Commissioners to
Mc,;co Immediately. The cmiuence .lia,
comn,anas the city Of CamPeachy wa.
abapdoaets and the troops were embarked
os quick as possible Cor Vera Cruz. The
Yncasecos, ia;skiug that the war was al
over, began TO issue frou, their hidini
places, and the Geu,snliGis end others be
gan 10 pour into the city from oil quartera
and have actually assumed tone Of On
4 solcnce ,ouards all strangers. when sever
nj OF ,hnss Strangers had fought in ,hei
ranks wi:hon, pay aud hy their ryaH'p'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

" ,MEilES OF DISEASES AND THEIR
v CURE - Numerous as are c,,n,,I.,,,,l !,
Witch mankind nre liable. they all spr,ng C,,,, .,
cause qnd that cause lies in the stomach II
me iood concentrates for the support OF The ,b,i.
body aud lrum thence is distributed ,br n,b,,,,, ~,
frame How necessary is il then thai I'm, no,,;c,,
function o. the human fnrm should In IooL al 90
10 nae s'airourn's Vegetable Extract Pills firm,
"a eie"'iNeiy in'm vegetable extracts. are one ot
ne mos' Va'u'n'e medicines ever discovered r.,
the system from errors of DEF one,, lin,
""e S. Fruni thus and this cause alone ,,;., "a,
rolnP,aln', which terminate in death Trv SraIN
DChN ; PlLDS. Office. M 33S BrnnJ,vay NJ
Pnre ID c,s per box. For sale nv "
JOHN II THOMPSON.
al the bookstore oT w R,Lb
AS'W w BASSErT.
y@' Siuih Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

by letters ct attorney rom
" Jonathan Gaylord Hathaway, am duly
authorised 90 prosecute all lafuu gsmeuts upon
lie Patent rights, by making, vending, or using
ne 90 Dgfsut Hot air Cooking StObeS' va western
Virginia or the State Of OnjO-and whereas,
f, m Informed that divers persons are engaged 90
vending and using stove caiied
"Hucks Patent cooking store 'n TINS Elclnlly'
which stove IS a direct infringement OF the fat-
cot rights Of said Hathaway
Now this ~ 20 caution the Pubhc aEalnsi me
contInuauce sf said infringement, AZ am spcci
nv directed 20 prosecute al persons WAC DO not
immediately discontinue &C.
In cautiouIau the public against infringement
III would call their attention 10 that section OF
the Patent Laws by which those selling OF using
,ra held eluallv rfspOn sIhIc with the maker
D. ROBINSON Attv, Tor q HATHAWAY.
Wheeling, June ~, itlj.
ANY person q wishing 90 procure the Faleh
/ rrgbt 10 mauufacture or sell the H1huw0y I'atcn
I nm air Cg8Lfug StOrcs a. the state OF Oni" cas-
/ NJ 40 on reasonable terms by appiving ~ ne a
/ NV residence iu UuloutOwu, Pa. as am quII
/ sufhorI4cd 90 7sIl aud convey tn right 20 aI %
suy part Of the state Of Ohio or western VIRGIN"
not already disposed Of.
An letters post paid, addressed 70 me on l".
subirrt wall be promptly sftsn Jed TO-. ...,.,.
n y the abovc mentioned. HatBaW1y5 no
AR Cooking stove can be had a. VI tllps.llt. Z
p sIl times. aud our assent EUas hll WI a,.y''u ,
dcItvcuuE sud quitting ihem ~ intL g54I23s5pBt ~
| bel 50 N'h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE

RrCHlETOWN GLASS WORKS. dc
PURSUANT 10 a deed Of trust to ne from
- horace NJ Miller and wife, da ted the nth
dayot \ November IsIu, and recorded IN the clerks
once OF the county court of Ohio county Virgin
-, ~ ~ Oe"o 9"'S % page 355, will on FRIDAY.
ye tHenty Rtrd day Of June merit ri the FROM
door o. me court house of said county. sell AZ
pubhc auct9n the real estate CONVEYED to'ms
" san uteS, win the fixtures, sppurtenances
ana lhpr 'NementS, that Is TO say
Squares Numbered IS aud A., Thirty three ana
forty One.) IN the addition to South " heelinr
lald cut by samuel SpTigg ard John Ritch,e
which addition - commonly called Richie town.
tacn of saI squares contains sixteen lots rsm
bered rom one 10 sixteen IaeluSlve. 4.
Coal lot Numbered ttwo.l and the Ncrfh hair
81 coal Tot mum ercd 3 three, IN the same addi-
non, with the privilege of mining Tor coal as far
back as the eastern boundary of the Denny farm
wlthln the NORTH and South hnes Of sail coal lot
number two, and said half or coal lot number
three
Lots Numbered 3 and 10 [nine aud ten.l m
addition.
The properly will be offered in parcels or tose
thcr as may suit bidders
TERMS Or SALE-So r1usb of The nm chase
money Will be required IN hand rs will be sufici-
eht 10 pelray tho expenses and Commiss sion pre-
sNcu I"r - said deed OF trust, together with the
n's' lnslalmtut therein mentioned of tiiytser
dEndrcd and trsRty nine d0Ldrs and eighty thEee
cents, with interest from November A. is4I now
que oy sad Mi'er,ane the residue OF the purchase
money VIII be tequred to be "a I'D as follows VIZ.
fourteen hundred aud eighty nine dollars ana
iorty cents on the 18th November Is43; fifteen
on the nth day Of November Is4i; and the lcsl
que on the llth day OF November lS45--the defer
req payments to he satisi torily cured.
The ute Is believed to be northumberland
selling as trustee, / undertake only to convey
such title az IS vested IN me by said deed oftrusi
NAV u Is DANIEL LAMB Trustee
The sale OF the nbUve property is pest ,nned. until
FRIDAY, the serenh day Of July ls43. cummen-
eng nj eleven O'Clock NJ. at the front door OF the
Count mouse ofUhIo COUNTY.
1924 DANIEL LAMB. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

% p EE4T fSrA re AND Personal PRO
Porter Il Wagner,
Isaac Springer and others,
IN Chanccry- BY virtue of the decree pTonoln-
ced IN this cause, on the 10th day of November
lo42, the undersigned, will offer for sale al the
IssldenGe OF sand Springer, 4 ~ miles eaSt of
wheeling on he Satoual road, On saturday the
thnd daY OF June next. the following personal
property, belonging 10 the defendant Isaac
Springer, TO w.t. one horse, ? COWS 2 feather
beds, bedstS ads and bsddihgs bureau , I ,bIes
doZ chairs, large copper kettle and : hos
Also, one lot of Ia nd containing one acre sim
0ted on the National road, tour and Il hal miles
east of Wheeling being the residence Of s,id
Springer, together with the impro enlch Is there
Terms-Cash, for the purchase Of the personal
property; on all sums To the amount $40: over
that sum, o. d2ys credit will be given, bearing
hte-est from the day Of sale. For The zeal estate
credit DISK, twelve and CIg@ tech months with
int crest the purchaser puTch giving DO IDS
with good security, for the payment Of the pur-
chase money. for said personal property and real
estate, and the rItle 10 SAID land Retained until
the same Is paid
w MITCHELL, ID s. fJr
Arch'd Woods, Sheriff Ohio O.
may and Com'r in his behalf
The sale Of t&s above property is postponed
unul Saturday, July Slh IS43.
w MITCHELL, D-S for
Arch u Woods, SbeTIefO Ohio Co
Jue : and COm'r in bis behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
DRY GOODS Ar AUCTION.

NE are instructed by our cunsignor. To sell n
Auction "n Thursday AMI FRIDAY 90 IN and
sub inst. as large an amount OF GOODS as is ,ss
BILE, they having heavy payments To make en., IN =
feN days. These gI,ds ronsisi principally of SIM
MER WEAR. and many of the best duality
We would therefore respectfully soil rir the lade,
and gentlemen To attend if they wish BARGAINS
a. we will positively sell
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock each day.
Tcrms-CASH.
BRENrL!NGER e. SHALLCROSS. Ancr'rs.
Guy AucIi"n Rooms, No l65 Market Square
r. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
FEVER Ann AGUE CURED.


WNOR tie benefit Of the afflicted am induced 70
~ acknowledge the benefit have experiences
from the of siH dsses Of the SIAlNBOhN "a.
TRACT PILLS. My case was Of the mist siege .,
Fever and Ague. and which came on every q
hours ! tried almost everything that was recon.
tnonded 20 break the chill but none proved o0ciual
except the STAINBURN PILLS, which ! took
about half On hour before the usual time Tor The chill
a. come on, and can confidently say that they
broke u entirely, II is now three days since took
,be last dose. and have not had the slightest symp
IONS Of the chilla returning. have rocomm ende
,bs oills 70 several Of ny friends who afflicted
similarly 10 mysolG ahd heir testimonials IN favor Of
,bs piils are such o. ~ induce me 70 send thoi
80. soeompsnying his WM l. JOHNSON,
Bnildsr. a., 9th avenue. New York
Tn. above medicine is Tor sale 81 Is cts per hoH
81 The Office 733 Broadway.
,.i. -, JOHN m THOMPSON.
o., the bookstore ~ WIN J Robb.
Also or sale BY " &C.,,
Jun -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
list RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
a Y the bookstore OF w ROBB. Wheeling
"A Va. fresh supply Of Or Evans SOVEREIGN
TONIC, for the immediate OF FEVER AND
AGUE, with full directions, price 81 80 per bottle
Never known 10 fail.
DR. Evans Genuine VEGETABLE ANTI DYS
PEPTIC PILLS. 50 extensively known a radical
cure for Dyspepsia Chronic Liver Complaint Sick
Headache. Colds. &c price rs cts box with direc
Iiuus.
DR. Evans TONIC EYE wATk r. Tor the cure
Of every variety Of sore eyes, IN beast. price
% cts bUtile. Try It.
ALSO. d ,cor Evans AniERICAN VEGETA.
BILE VERMlFITGE. Tor the safe nnd CcrI1m reno.
val cf worms price 25 cts bottle. This article is
Us good as any ia the market. For certificates 81
cures, call at the agency, and get n number Of DE-
Evans medical advertiser, and read the facts therein
conrnined. by men who are knows to you.
je26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
My Virtue ofA deed II Trust executed 10 the
Ed subscriber Ivy William Auerbhrv ! shalt
sell on Monday the 5rh day Of June. $40, al the
front door of the Court house Of Ohio county, all
The right, uIle and interest of said Aerbury IN and
10 the North hall Of lot No % four In sq6are. No
twelve (l2) on Market st in the city Of Wheeling.
Selling as Trustee shall convey 10 the purchase r
only such title IS vested Ia by the deed of
trust al"rcsaI1 ISAAC w MITCHELL,
ap29 Is T,,s,es
INC sale OF The above property Is postponed until
Monday the ID DAY OF July next
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
june I Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
BALTIMORE HOUSE,

- '' &C anu COnifnO0tOtt thTCcSiOTyb Dries building
MOSRuE 81. NHEELtSG, Va.
a. 30 CAIRU THEIRS, respectfully informs
~ the travelling public. that ne continues to
Keep the above cstahshment-and hopes 10y strict
rOnage
The loc7uos OF tho Baltimore House IS super sr
10 any other IN tho city, being convenient to the
Steam Boat Landing, a!Ipining the Merchants
am Mechanics bank, nearly opposite the Post
Othce Directly opposite the MessTs VIM Paxton
" son ;, Fleming and Jingle, Crangle x Bailey
thus ahUrcIng 10 travellers visiting the city on
business very desirable situation.
good stable Is attached TO the premises, which
will be carefully attended &c.
Gentlemen calling at this Uousp G IN have their
passage IN steamboats, aud coaches secured on
the best terms baggage will be conveyed, for
travellers 10 and from Boats free Of charge; and
Co1chts viii call at the door to receive passen-
gers.
Good servants will be employed to wait on
uaFetlers, and the House will be open AT al hours
Of night for thctr reception CHARGES made TO
SUIT The times. Whrpliup may o. IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

IN CIANCERY-IA the Circuit Superior court
Of Law and ChanCcry for Ohio county.
BENJAMIN T Thistle complainant.
John M'Lure, Samuel M'Keehan Isaiah Lukens,
Friend Cox; an Samuel Trevor, John W Mes
sick and Caleb Trevor partners under the hTm
of Trevor, Messick & Co, and Richard HardeS
w. late sheriff of Ohio county, Archibald PAUL,
Andrew Dempsey and George T PAUL, partners
under the 6,m of PAUL, Dempsey q PAUL., and
Gustavus CTesap.
Pursuant iothe decree made in this cause on
| the I7th day of June 1913, shall OF Monday tie
2ith day ofJuly 1913, and thereafter by adjourn
ments from time to time al shall be necessary, al
! the Office II Messrs Jacob & FItZhugb, ~ Vince
linz We proceed 10 state an account Of the debts
due to the plaintiff, and any Of the defendants
as alleged IN the Bill, and laOie 70 ne cnarEe9
= upon the real estate IN the bull mentioned. with
he several amounts thereof, TO whom due ana
owing g. the order IN " hch they are entIted 70 De
. Maid. with any other hens on SAID real estate
their order and priority, and anything deemed
pertinent by mysofor specially required by the
|partics. ED. II. FITZHUGH, Master c0Inr.
/ I,Amp e. Russell, for Con pc le y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
CHEAP HARDWARE.

OTT & GREER, No $50 Main street, have
~ lust received a fresh supply of Hdrdicdrc,
consist ng of Grass and Grain Scythos, Sycles,
Scythe Rifles and Stones, Mill Saws, Cross
Cut Saws, Hand Saws fehor Saws, Knives and
Forks. Pocket Knives, Iron Wire, Rim Locks,
Door Laiches, Butt Hinges, Table Hinges, Til,
Chest, Cupboard, Trunk and Pad Locks, all
kinds of Files and Rasps, Trace Chains, aud cy-
cry other article in the Hardware line. All OF
VIII Ich they will sci. at prices that must please
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28
NO. I43, MAIN STREET,
WHEELING. VA

UNHE subscribers beg leave % in'ofH 'he OWEN.
oCWheeltng snd vicinity, lhn ihey na ,,,,, o..
hand an extensive sssnument q bfli'il7L IN
p.iI,. r,,,yis3 TIsfr s,7srish Moss. Coston Huskd
-, 80 sfrsyy Mattresses. Also, Neni'on oud
Sc, Vv,ndoyy Blinds Of every vsuety and style. on
hand and maze 60 order
So, ,sts lurprs shed 9Th every article OF turn'-
fs,s a ire ul1st accommodating ietps oud az supft
- MENDEE g. HARBOUR.
IN 10