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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
10000 DOLLARS.

More NEW GOODS. al The Ne~ rork chez
lvl Cash Stnre 1s9 Market ST. WHEELING w
YORKE. would respectfully iniofm HI
customers and The public generally. that he hns jus
returned from the Fast with general assnris,eni a
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cookery Ware
Hardware, Boots. Shoes. Sc. which he is open
ing and ready sell as cheap cheaper than ever
The pshIIc are invited TO call and examine the fol
lowing articles. viz:
GROCERIES.
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
so bikes Cunpnwier TEA, so chesi1 Y II TEA.
10 do Iysnn Skin d.. 10 boxes fnpcrial do.
1000 Lbs Loai SUGAR. hhds N o SUGAR.
1000 lss white Havana 10, 95 Tierres RICE;
30 bhl. N o MOLASSES; % boxes com. SOAP;
10 boxes 10 plug TOBACCO. sup quality.
10 do l6 plug do do.
10 do 81 plug db Z, do. 81
S Kegs Twis, do do. tt.1 30
Nu,mra-. Grnund Pepper. Grsnnd Aispice and
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo. Madder. 10 SDxes Pipes &c
DRY GOODS.
Blue BLK broad CLOTHS. 3 ne broad CLOTHS.
Ribbed CASHMERE 8. Black CASSiAiERES;
assinsso f all qualities; Kersevs % all qualities;
Linseys ol all qualities; 10 bales bruwn Muslits,
200 peices bleached MUSLlNS;
200 - PRINTS Of all qualities and prices:
BLACK SATIN vESrING.
Fancy VESTING sfAlI qualities and prizes:
IRISH LINEN; Bleech'd and bro Drill
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed ITCHING. all prices; Linen and Silk Iidkfs;
Bl'k and br6wr HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gieve-.
BOOTS AND SHOES-2n0 prs Ladies' Slipper
Of all prices and qualities SO prs Lad'es' Cater
Boots; ZOE prs LADIES Kid Slippers; so prs Mems
thick B,oi.. so prs Mens' Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick and Kin
Brosans cheaper than before offered m this city
HARDWARE OF all kinds and qualities, cheaper
han ever hefore offered in this city.
.CROCKERY-A general assortment Of common
and printed Cookery by the cra,e and retail. Als'
many other articles ton numerous to meniion. Az
II which will he sud cheaper Than ever before
offered IN this CITY.
N B.--Counry merchants will he supplied al
Eastern prices. with small eOmmissH,u a'drd.
sepl5 YORK;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
- ID K Y-G O,OD ).
GREAT ATTRACTION!
SECOND SPLENDID Stuck OF
GOODS!!!

fFHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform
the citizens of.s.lWh Wheeling and the
neighborhsod, that he has Just returned from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, ardis now recsis
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
fBeius the Second supply this Fail winch for
auALrrY ASp cHEArsEss ca.not lie eASesies II
sIua He'd in the CITY OF Wheeling.
Cloths of every variety Of shade aud price We
ry low in+eed.
Cs.simsres aud Cassinetis ofthe greatest qirn'
atty imaginable. 81 ,i
Kentucky .ieuns, fuHed cloths. ,
Kerseys Beaver cloths, Giraffe cloths, anr eve
ry variety of goods for coats and pautaloons.
Bieached aad Brown Muslins, Flanneis aud
Checks alt- r.i
ALSO The largest assortment Of Calicoes he
Ras ever Offered To the public
DSme<tic, Earlston and Manchester GingfaHas.
. splendid new syle goods for dresses. sncs as
rich fg'd Veirefs Chins PeRin, Chusan de
ANfte, Muslin de f.aiae,' silk stripe Aackbars.
ia new articlel striped fig d, chanEsable, PLAIN.
sAlvrri-gatel alpaca I.ustles, With every
tind Of Goods in fashion for Ladies' dresses;
sStaisIs, Handkerchicfs GfOres HOSIERY, Mills,
Catfs, Ribbons, Bonnet silks and hni.gs, Ar
Gfcfqis, dc. 49,
The undersigned would take. this occa,io to
express his thanks TO the siubllc for tn liberal
ssars Of their patronage hereto fore rccevejs and
hopes and belieyts that an examinatn1n OF his
stock will sstsiy aayepe that le - stiH en,stcd
to full share Of the public patronage:
octEe SENSE NEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

1he hrst nOee. tsas Oenchtiat ,i.titu
bodV; 6rst ca ming then curing OIL mental de- I
rapRe Eecentricites. Nervous Affections, irrita- |
bleness, and Restlessness, from whatever I
source. complaints which have hitherto not b ee
properly understood, as the Hygeisis have found
Them all 10 proceed from aCl ImOnious hum ,rs ~
the blood nd happily for the present and future
race OF mankind, discovered cheap AMI univer-
sal moCe of purifying, curing and preventing
The medicines are compri sed ~ three different
articles only. viz IN two kinds OF pills Of dihere
sfTe ngth'or power, designated ~ No and NO2i
the FIRST is q powerful but more gentle and mild
aperont, or opening medicine detaching and
partially removing the bilious ropy humOrs,
whilst the No Pills cary of those, add the
Serious. acrid and puuid humors incidental 10 the
body. and act t0geiheT as ferret ~ a warren
never resling until ovely avenue or the human
frame is th0ro Ighy searched, aud clcaused Otis
/ impurities.
The Vegetable cleansing pov eo1s are ofereat
ASSISTANCE 10 pniienis, bod iaclinmc the evacua I
| fiun Ofbad huMorsf they soften, cleanse, and
detach the acfini0nlers iihlerm; arc cooling
| and silay the th,rsf. One, Two or three powders
4 nav be taken thfou2 hout tbe day mixed Iu halt
1 a iumbler of water
The pills are coll IN Pacisaisp 3 9l, and 2, and
rs and 80 cent boxes the two ilrmer consist Of
lhfee b0xos' each, Wa giue tsa % no and ~ q
II boxes Of NO 2--tHe iaffCr. rur iarge box with 4
4 a divisions, the Pow deis % separate boxes
i AZ ~ 80 cents oach. .. $3.50.
sep6 Wheeldg, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
HONROE UOUsF.
Nosyos STREE. Bs,m,rn Min oad MarLsf giresis
wHEETINC VA

JAMEN WAIJfEKN Pfn1rfff0T
II tHE Monole Innse has heen eriifeiy ssnoveied
ord re6ned ibpnellaui. md he rrorrieior
IN. no hesitation IN saving fhat be ran aerumno-iaie
he trnveil,ng rubc ~ well, " not better han anv
oiher Hotel IN this city. tIis unSfhz fxetfians
shsH 30 ,levaed ~ ihe rns,r % his gncsis Tile
house j. heated siihin % rsds ~ hr STRAIN Bn1l
LANDING and neaflv opposite The pasi Office. n,t ING
u n desirable s'oppiag place for strangers victims
The civ On business. Bageace viii be cnovevet o.
and from rsaurhnsts free ~ rharvc. srd conche,
WflI can " ,he Don't u reerive ros-creep
Attached % ne hpuse % erVd STABLE whici
Win be sell aid rafrflv attended TO- Sirarger
aimifci ~ anv hour 81 he nighi. Charge mad
1 a snii he Guies. nj ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
DEAFN t.Sa CURED.

81 ip3i'S f..
. COMPOUND KRFOS0rE ACOUSTIC or.
ENOR the cure If DEAFNESS, PAINS ard Ilr.
dsci'nrr~ 80 n.''"r from 'h~ ears; al th.--.-
di~narrentie noises. like ih~ hnzznv Of ivsects
falling 81 wafer. Nhizzne nf Steam, e.. &c. witirl,
are svnrioms 81 approaching deafness and si-s'
generally atierian; viii the dis~s.~ Fer sale by
DIR J CRU MBACKER. M Ii3. Main 81. ~
S,le Agent
This mri'cinc. is heh'v recommended. sud M
me'"''- eeriG"aies are ven. ~ ,-rys Tes'.rcRbl~
Prts oT the many Astounding cure- " h,ch IL has
nerfnrmrd 49, -.sv 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
CROSS CUT SAWS
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

THIS company ling new duly orEanized -
prerored % make Insurance 90 every dee-
c0tpion cfFirc and Marine Risks. such q : dwell
hog Houses, Store " ouses & C " it'll their eou
ients. Alec. Sieani Roafs, Fat Poatsnud Keel
on iss Ohio md Nississ npf rivers or fheir trib-
ntnry streams. App Tea ion e. = lnsiiraBce he
made f2r be present az the Office OF the " hssl
irg SAVINGS Institutipn
sus MCOv sec"v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
READY MADE CLOTHING.

splendid assortment Of Blne. black. olive,
brown, clafet, Plush and Invisible Green dress
aud frock coats. made IN the most fashionable
manner fTom 10 TO 25 dollars.
Blue, black, Invisible green andwaved Beaver
Cloth Box Rrocks and Over coats made in the
Lar est stvir from 10 10 30 dollars. llp
Blue Pilot and Flushing coats. black and Green
Blanket do. Lion SIX tin do. Kentucky leans, Vel
vet.ep and Csrsnctt Frock and Dress Goats
from To 10 dollars.
Blue. black, diagonal and fancy c. lorsd Ca SSH
mere PantaIoons, fashionably mado, from ) TO 10
lola per pair. -tss "a -t
Blue. black, brown. cadet grey, ribbed and
4ilamond Cassinett Pantsloons from Sl,75 10 )
dollars pair
A Urge aud beautiful aseortncn of rhibet
.Nerino. Oil dresse' Satins; Valencia ald Swan 5
do sH. Vests AZ every price
!, Cnssineft and Gieen Bsikc Round Jackets,
Flannel SHIRTS dra r.. DC. &c.
,Apyof the above named articles will be IN AIDE
TO order in thr latest IA .hlonabie syle, and on
the shprte-t R0!ife % <ose WHO III give US a
call or sold m wav iG slIir the buyer. on he
hdost reasonable ter,ns and at suck exceeding ly
low prices, NJ cannot tail 10 ,ats ~ AL who viii
salliHnd exarnfuf. 3W Oct ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
LUMBER.

III ME snherIlers ha,ing .Yurrhsssd lbs IBM-
i Der YARDOn Man street rear he Bridge.
orIocr', o'cnlied by Nd & Rice. respectfully
l. inrm the Pnbii.ihot ficy prepared all Tines
10 furnish all kins.s PINE LUMBER on the naoss
favorable Ierns for cs.b. af fH 81 "a
Ana'hed 10 ms yard an eEorlrni plsning ras- \
lime. which vii be ccnsiaHily supplied with nor
k'S t,oTing uesi.r boarding eei,hg. &c. whish viii
he sold Er cash. low ss any place in the Wes-
tern country. All orders hADklsIIv received snA a
promptly attended la L. s. ROOF 81 co. 90
Wheeling. August ll-n - ~,
Washington Examiner copy 10 amount Of two dsf
lars and rharge Tunes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

W ESTINGs.. a few pspefus beautiful Utb
uiplsa yslrstand Carbmere pesiinRs AZ,
sossr Eagish lu,eil SATIN Vesiing, heuerlhan sry
Won ran conveniently fnd elsewhere. ean ne Bad
q ynu cal er,u ~ --af oct ~ SELBY'S.
DONNETS. A han,lspme suck 81 Bond
\ y Boaaeis. md yslrFi snd 1,ii,er materials 81
B,nncts. Ai~,. .Rirnna Eopreis CO ehidffn. en-
~ bossht mes 20 ssesi - skkRYs.
see
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

/ Our sfosk consists in part of fhe following
ri<: 20 =. ,........i :. =
pl.ce superior Blue black French cloth. Tho 4.
:, nest IN the CITY al 50 perya-d.
Blue. Black, Olive, Brown Polish and Invisible
Green cloths AZ all prices. ~
piece superior Waved Beaver cloth, which we
sell twenty per cent cheaper than can be
bought ahyv here else IN the CITY. .s
Blue and black Beaver cloths very heavy and fine
4 lew o. cf tan ~ co'd cloths, for sack c. ats.
\ superior assortment OF blue. black and fancy
eassimeres of the latest style and quality. =
100 yards of the best oil dressed black Satin,
SUCH as you cannot get everywhere.
A splendid article of silk and tabby Veivefs.
The ninst fashionable assortment of new STYLE
Tibet, Merino ans Valencia vestings.
Swan Dawn Vestings-at everv price. Al, d.
Pilot ciotu and Flnshings that saanot be beat,
as % Price aud quail ~. -+,lr. rt.f.
Giraffe Cloths and Velveteens.
tordur ~ and Beaverteens.
Kentucky and Nrgru Jeanr. sr
large and splendid assortment IF Cassinctts,
which beins bought by the case, we can sell as
cheap IS you wish to buy them.
few ps Of extra Chusans and Alpacas, which
We viii sell very low. Also, piece superior
A wei selected assortment Of British and Ameri-
can Prints at all prices. Silk and Norsled
Serge.
Bic lched and brown musliss, Green Baize,
Green and Canton Flat nels.
A fine assortment of Hyd3s Fancy Soaps.
Hair Brushes. Tooth end Clothes Brushes, Dres-
sing Comhs. Silk Reucues aud Purses-
Gentlcmens' Silk half hose. Merino, cottan and
Country knit de Linen pocket hdkfs. Silk
and Cotton do. OF all kinds. Merino and Lambs
Wool under shirts and drawers, Knit de-. Wors-
ted AMI MerinJ Scsrfs. Worsted and cotton
ciavats, Clo,h and GiazedCsps. -4
A splendid assortment Of Buck skin, Silk, Gum
Elasus aud cution Suspenders; Buckskln sus'
pender ends GO dozen fashionable shirt collars.
20 dozen fashionable black satIn stocks.
Al superior article of black and c. I'd Hoskin
Gloves, silk and hieTIn0 do. Buckskln and
Berlin do. -fI-f
A large aud fashionable assortment of Shirts,
Hospms, Sc. ThIlors' Trimmings OF all SORTS,
U'nhr~llas brown Hd'iands, Silecias, black
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

UNRINGES. GiMrs AND OTnrR TRIM
MnNC.--f have syieadid assorimeid ~
F0nfes Gmls. Bfhlds Wlalslanes Banhfs ~
.shifa onj shsr as,,iiss - hfilliuef trimmings
- , SRksY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
NEW Foot AND sIioE EsvAn-

.ToHN r.. WIDE. tura
n IANl'FACrURER Of I.qdr-.' Cenilrnlens
w and Chslren's Bnnl> and Sl'oe~. Main s,rec',
2 ,l,'ors south of reinia ITnirl Wheeling. Va.
ke"rs constantly ON han,I assnr rileni III The ave
articles. ~ Eastern prices. ali made uIdcr hi-
las 'eclpn n"'l &c tho hesI Pinls,el hia materials
n pine Us. I233--Iv.,rr $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
Just RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
a GENERA nssnrtin"n' rf DrnEs, Psiuis. ard
- nvc Stu9s. .os~. whioh are
10 Carhv. oil Vi'rio'.
: 10 A1iia F.,rIis. il
: do Mnria'ie Arid. Hf
2 do Saiphnr,c EIhsr. .oF rl.f
dn Snis. Niire. -
10 Aqua Arr,nnia.
s Cases Gam Cosnl and Shellac
few cnses Chrnnc Green and Yellow.
Casks Er-g- Iamphlack. e.-E irtt
5 bbl~ Spis Tnrpcnin-. .rrt
All of ~hieh will be sold al he lowest price by
sept JAMES BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
FOUNTAIN ISy-
Iis'e Bsislo.esS's.l LGur ST.. BALTIMORE. !,
w w piX


Zee Bsithoee,rs.l Lcur ST.. BALTIMORE. 4,
w w bin. ! T.
ARTHUR L FOCC. r''P''s'"'s'
IL AVTNG lessed this extensive and fsvoriis Cd
iah.-hmsii. and enrusly renovated and re-
h"d i ih'oughoul. that ii can compare sdvanis.
ee"nsy with ans simiiar esisbishnen ia tie Uniog-
aiicnii'n nf The travelling public 10 fh. Gavciite
u"ieL " Tie most ssrenucns crefiipps. joined
every p"-Sih'e rrnsvenienre he E.snd eisew bers
s'n insure success. they pledge themselves ihs i.s
former well s"rned rcpss,Ioa shall not only Be
merii-i tent surpassed.
In arc-'riarc~ with the dfEcH',ies OF tho times,
ihcy have determined IN '~.i'sce ,her charges 70
correspond. Price 81 .25 per dny .fl ~
Bal'''nere. Idly 3.lSiJ. lv t,..l. lal
80. 81. IS .f--S- n. III h.SON. q :. =.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS
Vesf side Of Nam street, Wheel,ng Va.
LAVE on hand and are constantly rnannfssior.
u I ing general as-srfmeni,of nperies ,ur ard
Silk hats. They have recsiv ed the latest spring
fashion. nom New York add are now prepared
- supply 10 order all -zes aud gu alis.es IN tho
Black and Drab beavn and Castor, Plain
White Bu <sia and Napt Hats. tf y
Thev also keep on h I'd assort n, snt OF plain
ans fancy mems I'D hoYs fur aud cloth ceQs.
ali OF which they offer 20 their statners nd the
9o6ic on he most pleasing terms. iet@.
All orders from country merchants end deal
ers PROMPTLY filed on the NOS iavorable terms.
Thankful for he liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received. they sslicit share II u Nh
NC patronage which they are determined to de-
serve by pr,mpt attention, perssnei appseati1n
10 BUSINESS and cheap and fsyors bile rates. yea.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

place full confidence IN the statement made
By Aarlha C0nhni haudE known her the past
twenty years will cheerfully give any paTtcuiars
in relailon 10 her case To those who may wish
hrtber inloTmauon. Sr ELIZABETH,
Superior Of the koman Catholic OPP an Asylum.
Prince street, New York. Dec "a, t5f2.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
- -. IS. .b--S--fI ; III ESUN. = :. :.
WHOLESALE 4 Retail. DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS.

~ AIDWARE-The subscriber sa. Iaa.Iy
u r"reiv"d The G,llowing goods. which ne has
r>inced 'he p'ice 10 suit limes.
~ paic Springs hlhnn'. A4ss
w" Je-sP Y SONS Cast Mos~c hoe aud osker
Shea Sirrl Anvit- .sft-
Sniii's Wees. Mill a. Ca,ss CuI sAw.- 4.
Sheet Rras- Planes
'r"ssiher win every variety in ts'c fIsrdwsrs
ni'b Ca i-ry hue. ~ SaNfL NEki- ~
neg ~ ....ra .ue f....f q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

have confdencs In the representations made
by Marina COnlln. aud have full knowledge Of
her case. hAtJAh fbhDl T.
Alderman 10th Ward Of the city Of Vow York.
Dec "a, ts42.
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a. ruK coxSrR or uSioN AxD MAIN STREETS
WHEELING. VA.
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Martha Conliu has llvesln ms family the last
"a yrars. aud hcreby cesuly ihat the i0rcgJlGg
statsts al niade by herself b. correct. 49,
Mrs fAkY LLOYD,
Esssi Sfsad - Nssvsrk, NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
know Martha Csnlin, and believe what she
JOHN Pow kR,

II 81 Peters Church.
Given al New ~, thlsf4th day Ol Deceaber,
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II hT TlIE USk lF TIVE ||----- :
HYGFIAN vEol TABLE tINiVER SAL MEDICINES
As formeriv prepnred under the stperrision Of {
LATE Mr.. THOMAS MOdT, .-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

proved yourself the good SaInaTitr % the ifiilc
ed for next 10 nv Creator my life Is indebted
70 you Tor TaiheTlthe use of.yaur Invaluabis Sar-
sapanlla. The value Of such medGlne -
countless beyOud price, mOn5y cannot pay Tor a..
irlends and myself thoughtful Imp"ssibiu could
recover. And now, gen tlemen, suiie- me TO add
another proof certified 900 bv my fneuus aud
guardians az a Judgasent Of the vIrtues Of 20 ir
Aealth reslor. ng Sarsaparlia. That the afflicted
may also use IL, and enjoy the benefits !. alone
cal confer IS the heartfelt, lcrvent wish Of their
ADD your friend. MARTHA CONIlN.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-07
OBITUARY..

Dmp--Ai his residence IN this county,
on tho i7lh Inst anor short bot painful
illness, Mr. SrrrnEr WiLKlason, aged 90
years.
Tho deceased was among tho early set.
ilop OF our county, having omigraiod
with his father when n youth, and bo came
citizen Of our Sla,o, before she was
known ne such and with his father, broth.
or, and sisters endured the priyaiions,
hardships and difficulties incidcn, to n
new country, but no endured all and
with our little State has grown, and
strengthened, with her tolls bo has toiled,
with hor burthons he has borne his part.
During the last war his name was known
az friend TO our liberties, and foe TO
foreign aggression.
The deceased has left large lamily,
and an extensive list Of friends and rela
tons to mourn his demise.
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NOTICE.

4 ENTERS OF Administration having
- been granted TO the undersigned, a,
the September Term, l843, OF the Pro.
bate Court Of Ami,e County, on tho Es-
tate Of Jesse McKoy, deceased--All per-
sons indebted to said Estate, are required
20 make immediate paymont-and those
having claims against the same, are re.
quested to present them duly authentica.
ted within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred recovery.
JAMES BROWN,
administrator.
September 80, I843. 3lw6
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MAHalro--on tho Jfi Inst, In Tho Par.
lah II Washington, La by the Rsy.
VIZ. u. BinLgy, Doot, JOHN V. WREN,
Of this place, 10 Miss ELIZABETH
daughter Of ihs late Capt. VILLAS Vas.
ALLEN, u, n, Navy,
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4 FILTERS TE9TAMENTARY hsy
- ing bcon granted to Tho undesign
cd, NJ tho September Term, 1919. on lhs
Esiaio Of LSwis Weaihersby, deceased
All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are
required TO make immediate payment 80
and those having claims against tho same
are requested TO present them duly nu
lbcnllcolcd within tho time prescribed by
law, or ihoy will DO forever barred rccoy
cry.
l.. l.. WEATIlERSBY,
II. &. WEATHERSBY,
Executors
September 30, l843. 3iw6
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NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration, tcith the
- VIII amazed, having been granted
&c the undersigned, at the September
Term, 1843, Of the Probate Court of A.
mite County, on the Estate OF William
Jones, deceased--All persons indebted to
said Estate, are required to make imne.
date payment--and those having claims
against the same are requested TO pre-.
sent them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred recovery.
o. w. CAULFEILD,
Administrator, DC.
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THE STATE or m,ssIsslppI }

AAifr cousrY, 10,
To all persons Interested In The (olioDjuy
Real Estate Of GnrrN g. cAsroN AZ.
csased--GREETlNGi
VOU are hereby ciiod 10 bc aud an.
pear boloro The Probate Cour, Of
said County, on tho FOURTH MONDAY
OF OCTOBER next, and show cause, IL
you can. why tho ssmo should not bo or.
dofcd to 10 sold, 10 wi,i--So much Of tho
North East Quarter OF Section 3, in
3, Of Range 4, East, and tho
North West Quarter OF Section ,, in
Township 3, Of Range Z, East, as is con.
tanned in tho following boundaries, com.
menceng o, a White Oak Tree, and runs
1914 Perchcs South, to n Pine Stake
thence North i54 Pcrches to a Laurel
S,nke-lhenco last TO tho place Of begin.
ming, containing i32 Acres, , Roods, and
80 Perches, and 1900 Of Perch
Said Lands lying and being in the Coun.
" and S tate Aforesaid.
AMI. WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
&WV WALKER, Judge Of the Pro-
5AMNs bate Court OF said county at
the Court House thereof, on
the Fourth Monday of August, A. ID. One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty
three.
Issued this 9th day Of Sept. A. d. l843.
S. r. DAVIS, CPk.
September, 9th 1888. 28w6