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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
TRUSTEE,S SALE

VI FALC ABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON =
DAY, JANUARY I'D, 1913, Ar TIE:
FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE or
OHIO COUNTY. COMMENCING Al IL o..
CLOCK A. ~. PRECISELY.
ESY virtue Of deed OF trust from James A
~ - Mclean and vic TO me. bearing dale on
The eighth day of Oc"ber in the year s39. Of rec
ord in the Clerks office for Ohio county in book
% pOge ats. and also Of a deed of Conveyance
lrrrn James A. Mclean 10 me. bearing date the
9Th day ofOciober. 1889. Of record ia the Clerks
Ofhrc for OHIO county. book % page AS and
the AUTHORITY and direction of Mrs. Mary l. Dor.
sey under the trrEs OF the last mentioned deed
or Monday. tho - day Of January, 1913, nt the
front door Of the liouse Of Ohiu county, shall
sell The highest and best bidder at public auc.
tim. two certain let's Of ground situated IN that part
ut Ihe city of Wheeling called Middle Wheeling.
knOwn ard distinguished ia the map of said city as
lots numbered two and seven in square numbered
three. Together with NIL and singular the tene.
mrnis. hefediiimenls and nPpurienan6e s unto the
same belonging or 81 any wise appurIaining.
Propositions for the sale Of said lots or ATTY IN RI
Of eilher Of Ihem will DO received at any time prisr
10 the day OF snls.
TERMS will be made Known on the day Of
sale.
Selling as Trustee. shall convey 10 the rurshn.
ser only such tile us is vested ia me by tho deeds
above referred 60 This title. am satisfied, will
be found, upon examination, indispuiable.
JAMES \. WHEAT.
Trustee
BRENTLINGER& SHALLCROSS.
nov 25-u AuciIoucers.
The sale Of The above properly is postponed until
April ID, 1913.
BRENTLINGER & SLIALLCROSS.
jan Auciioneen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

PUBLIC Is respecIfoliy informed. the,
Il ALEXANDER YOUNG. u 10 logger EN-
Toy ed at the "WhestGeld Inn J COCKEY.
Baliimotc jan II imJC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
TRIADHLPHIA FLOI
THEY HAVE GOT ALONG.

HUSr received fresh assortment OF perfumcry
- consisting Of Tho following articles. French
Cologne in small and large boulgs Florida snd nc
ney Water; Lavender and Rose Water; Aaeassaf
oil; Bears OIL; Phlion oil; and a large assorimeut
ofso1ps such Victoria Toilet sap. Floating soar.
expressly for bathing. Windsor Patent SouPi aiso
good or would have said, the best sssoFlment ~
Shell Side. and Tuck comhs IN The city. Bpfia lo.
Tuck osd Side combs and Horn Tuck ant Size
cumbs ofdiaerent patterns. which will be sold lo'v
C,r cash: BY Tho single one or dozen. A. am solo
AGENT IT Comb Manufacturing esiablishspsni
tbInk can cell combs little cheaper lhsn any cs-
,,blsbmonf f1 me city. Won who wish 10 buy " Or
nlssss give me n cal. Recollect. thsy ere 10 b.
fy1nd a. a D FAIRCHILDS 81 No i39 Main % /,
wheeling,
Clocks and watches rspaired a. short noies
gucd assortment of WATCHES AND JEwEI = :,
slways on hard, which will be cold cheap g., go
few Infant Hair Brushes o. the bosi an.
iUs, rccsvsd f-on ths rsngtsclcfy sn3 orsils '-.s
4 jsn II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
FOR tENT.

Ia THE large and commodfous Ware.
ssssk house on main street. nOw uccapied by
ssts8# p. ID. Dufheld Also neal and CON
Ea1,ssA Portable dwelling houss on Main street
Possession given oR the FIRST Of April. For terms
nc. which will DO low. apply to
jan ls-f WV. & s. ". JIMEsON
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FOR HENT

4 s. TODD has On Main street. next door TO
~ he Drug store, large and com iorabls
dwelling house, which will no rented 10 = good
6mily on reasonable terms. Esquire Of
jan 10 TODD
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MEMOIRS
TO TIE PTBLTC.

81 ANING noticed cummunlca lion over the
q n signature Of J CCCKEY. proprietor Of Tho
Wheaiheid Inn. that am no longer IA his employ.
meni, take the earliest opportunity vt ine,rminv
the public that ] have engaged with r NJ BEAM
nt The Merchants Hotel, South Charles Seed
should my friends feel disposed to parron1e The
Merchants Hotel, nothing ST. oil be left nndone 10
render Them comfortable. The Merchants Ho,s
has been enlarged within The nst few weeks.
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Baltimore jan II In RIB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19
CONCENTRATIVE PELLUCID sOLT
ZION OE MAGNESIA.

Mis- very useful and elegant preparation is
II used Us an APerieni Anti Acid ia Dvspeptic
Complaints. attended with Acidily and Consii patton
With very great benefit. II has the advantage over
common Mngnesia. being dissolved II is decidedly
superior To Soda Potash. account of ito Aperi-
enI qualities. and OF its having Iendsucy to re.
ducIion ~ flesh and strength, which Tho two car
Donates above mentioned certainly tend TO when
long continued. and taken in considerable qusntiIies
The solution of Magnesia is found particularly
beneficial ns pleasant sedative and Aperient in
all cases ofIrraiion AcidIiy OF the stomach. Fe-
verile plants naniile di~,rJrrs or sea sickness
For sale by OLIVER PRYOR. Union ~,
dec 81 Mb,sIipg Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

Same defendants.
~ virtue of q Joint decree pr, 1punrC6 Or The
Aforesaid count IN the above named G. uses, on
the loih cav Of June, IN the year ls4i l shall rs
Commissioners appointed for that purpose on IN .
hrst Monday OF February, ts4}, at the irUat door
all that part OF lot No III, IN Market square in
the citY OF heeling, and not owned before the
inaAhS OF the mortgage deed tmt ntioned IN said
decreel by the city OF Wheeling. aud also all that
iot al ground on Main street IN said ciiT Of Vince
Ing No 81, except So much thereof as had been
conveyed ny sad Cbapline 10 Seiby d- Bennett. or
much of sad lots "a shall be sutfi lent To- SAT-
lsiy the debts, interests aud costs ia said decree
mentioned at public auction 10 he IN hest bid er
on the following terms, VIZ. For cash as 10 one
hiih OF the purchase money and un a credit If 6.
IL end modths as to the residue OF the purcha
money, with interest from tie dav of sale the
pu:cha>er giving bond with good security for the
deferred payments, and the tIte held until he
same ale paid.
w MITCHELL Deputy for
ARCH NOODS,
dec 90 -ts Sheriff f oh, c,,,,,,
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FOR RENT,

WO Store rooms On Main South Wheeling. in
= The most business part Of the City. one OIL
HEN at present occupied by Nm Mhechcn as a
cery establishment. fnr which il Is we'll ealeua.
ied. Possession given The first cf April
FOR particulars enquire Of w BASSETT.
Jan5
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TRIADELPHIA FLOUR.

"A FRESH supply Of the asovs superior article
4 n sgss'yod IBIS Der. snd ossals b.
ace - ~ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

IN CHANG ERI-In tie Circuit Superior
n CouH oi Law aud Chnncery foe the JourIy Of
Ohio.
William P Dalrym2le and Borias t Gardner
William ChapliRe and others
and
Weber. Miller and Hand
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FINE PRINTING INK,

EHNH PRINTING INK
INHE subscribers have a Constant sunnlv of
Il Printing Tax Of various qualities fiom 40
cents 10 2.OU per pound from the Eagfe Printing
Ink Mandatory, which they offer TO printers
at reduced prices, and which they Confidently
recommend % purchasers as being fully equsI 10
any manuts ctured IA the east OF west. they have
ussdl' on the best WORK for the last cree months
Owing 10 us peculiar blackness, but a small
quantity Is required on the type which mages II
the most economiLal INK "a use, even at former
prices.
PriCes-Ncws Ink sncents psr II.
Book Ink, 40 do
Extra Book ink 81 do
Terms cash.
5 q CO are also agcntsfOr I'm Hagar& Cos
NEW York; T, % foundry, and arc constantly
supplied with Type and other printing apparatus,
watch they offer for sale AZ New York pricss.
SHEPARD g. co.
Stereotype Founders and Printers
THIRD street between Wanut and Vine.
Cincinnati jan IL Nv
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sEyESrH ASXUAL sTArEMsNT ExPEYoI-
IT,
RECEIPTS.

from INC assessments Real estate uthabos for 1912.
iS4l,
=. io4i 1860
Or ' a' c - v.,-,, - SO
"o OonnJ o' ouc Cuy HAIL.
:, rms rms. pen a;s ana iorio'ure' 81
.. Licenses s 8: to merchants, merchants %
nS;.e.' I4l 40
PltfaUe enei'anmcn
g S. carriages,
D'1'' :" "dAS'u
Balance dnaT
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: PER CENT BANK SrocR,

The movement of the Secretary OF the Trea
sury, in relation TO the issue of treasury notes
seems to be exceedingly popular. The movement
is very suspicious for the attempt, the oil
which will involve great and radical change in the
monetary system of the country. When MIR. Wood
bury issued his treasury notes. with nominal interest
the rate of money generally high permit them
to be used as investment, and they not CON
vertbe into coin they could not be retained in circula
ton they fell to discount, and oil returned with
three months to the treasury Notes with high rate
OF interest," when money is cheap now 49, VI Ill not
remain day in circulation. They are Immediately with
drawn into the hands of banks and capitalists The new
be at discount because they are here con-
vertibe into coin will bear premium as New York
unds all over the country Hence, there will be no in
ducemcnt to seek them Of ascharging govern
ment Dues neither will they be withdrawn for invest
ment They must therefore, remain in the hands of the
people and will constitute loan to the government no
by banks nor brokers' nor shavcrs but directly by the
people, who alone will derive the advantages well
the disadvantages from the exigences Of the
This the true principle. If the government must Dor
row. whom should apply but 10 the people by whom
II is constituted
The LIST Of October is ct hand, when the great corner
Alabama money is TO be attempted, by the Bank OF
Mobile. 1t is well known, in and about Mobile that all
The large consgnees Of cotton from the interior of Ala
bama being in the secret sold ther cotton 10 their
country friends few days before the bank stopped
checking. For instance, suppose A. factor in Mobile
had 900 bales account Of B. planter, and the price
iad fallen TO 81 cents; being advised that the bank Will
top checking morrow he closes the account for the
planter and reports sales g. The bank sops checking
and the pries rises TO IT, The factor then sells actuy
and divides the plumber with his paper friends
operation of paying specie and cornerng the Alabama
money, equal to the great 100000 New oriean' LOU
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This shows the general rise. The banks in February
would not loan upon Ohio at all They will now lend
per cent upon them at four per cent per annum
other stocks the same All these stocks pledged OF
call with margin depending upon the market. Now
the banks would not lend upon them last winter because
they expected money would increase in value for
ness purposes Their conduct shows complete
volution in OPINION and the conviction that something
present rates will be sustained That the dema>d
fer money will be of slow growth allowing the stocks
be absorbed for private purposes gradually
This view would to be warranted by the progress
ofbusness which, although has been good for nearly
sixty days, has not improved the value Of money The
fact is however, that business has not nearly been
large usual and large proportion of that which
hasbeen DONE having been for cash. it has increased the
amount of money here The receipts Of the customs at
this port have been paraded proof Of increased bust
ness. The Collector, recent occasion, in the pre-
sence of eminent gentlemen from London, will
America stated that the here been 81 O6O
for the first eleven days OF september-a greater
than in like period during his experience. He did not
statean important fact however, viz that this year.
der the tariff 81 900 Of stems represents but S. oO
coo of duable imports $4,000 of gross imports.
Last year the represented $lo,cOcoe0 of
imports, demand for foreign bills double that under
the new tariff consequently large revenue this year,
compared with former ones does not indicate in
creased demand for money
The probability is that no increased employ men for
Isng time take place making reduction stock loans
eIpedient and far less necessary to involve loss
In another column will be found the assessed value Of
real and personal estae in each ward of this city for this
year. as composed with last.
The sggr egate, compared with former years, aho
the taxation levied is as follows:-
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terry for honesty, but much superior in magnitude Avoid
the Mobile Bank and avoid its associates!

Out muCu superior uscnNcie Avoid
the Mobile Bank and avoid its associates
The present state Of the money market is remarkable
aad indicates the sghtelness fthcse who tie
greatest experience and who have been 10 10
looked up to as orscss of financial wisdomwe aluce 20
oa"a omcers When trade in money perfectly free and
therc arc no reservoirs where great accommodations Of
money can take place. there can be scarcity
asareraoundance oil money. Because the employ meat
OF money being directed by each individual CAPITALIST no
great interests can be created dependant upon
money Under such circumstances money is cheaper in
more widely disseminated aad useully and con-
stantly employed. When, however, large capitals are
Accumulated under corporate manage and concen
ated at particular points in large cities class Of bsr
rowers created whose wants increase in times OF conf
dence faster than the supply OF the paper created
by these transactions Of the people is called legitimate
Very trade into speculation the capital becomes
exhausted the credits pushed extensively at high
rates ind the institutions very prosperous apparently
Soon their a,tenuated and overstraned credits burst
panic comes end the borrowers are ruined For a
| long period money continues to flow slowly back
into the banks and TO accumulate there in large
In the meantime, individual credit having received
rude shock, business revives cash basis In all
branches oftrsde and in the Interior scarcity Of meney
is experienced, while the banks are overburdened A
new class of borrowers must be created before the lend
ers who are the banks sgain employ their msney
before This, being matter Of confidence and individual
credit, is matter of very slow growth. In the mean
me there is an imperous necessity for the banks
pioy their funds in way, because the officers wish
to retain their Offices and at elections they cannot re
port dividend equal at least their neghbors all the
argument and philosophy in creation will convince
the stockholders that chfnge of officers not necessa
ry Thsis now precisely the point in the cycle which
the banks in this city have reached Some investment
must be had which will yield dividend and tbev are
upon stocks whereof the banks trust and nsur
companies of this State hold probably $aoOOO0o0
Most these stock Investments have taken place since
last January Within the year, money has rapidly accu
mulated and those who control the banks been
stantly locking forward to speedy revival of trade
whereby increased employment will he given to their
means. In February last, sangune this hope that
loans could not be procured upon stocks OF ALL at
| six per cent Loans now, after a lapse of seven
months only be had the stocks, at thirty per
cent higher prices at three four per cent Let look
at prices now and on the LIST Of February last -
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English Advertisements.

In our columns this day will be found various
English advertisements, to give publicity 10 which
the New York Herald has been selected, as the
paper best calculated to give TO them wide circu-
laton In Europe no American paper has so ex-
tensive circulation as the Herald nor is any paper
ON this continent met with frequently from one
extreme to the other. The Herald is the best ad
vertisng medsm, not merely for county or a
State but for the world, fer il is found everywhere,
even at The boundaries of civilization, hence
English traders who have articles to advertise, send
their announcements across the Atlantic that they
may have the benefit OF our STRAIGHTFORWARD we
have arrangements IN progress which will improve
this general system and make the Herald more
valuable than everTas an advertising medium.
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There was another sale Of Teas this morning by EIo
man Co. II was rather large, being the cargo Of the
Navigator, and prices show rise Of full hve cents
pound.
made satisfactory to the sellers.
Hyson-25 chests 81 cents So do 63I 10 do 55; 20 do
sI1 81 do SOL; 43 do Al; (23l do withdrswn)
Young Hyson- half chests SO cents, do &c. 80 do S.
ia GA do 50 IL do So is do 40 AZ do as Is do aud
30 chesa COS do 45t 1913 do 49, 81 10 do 42 $50
do AZ 81 do Az IS do AL as do 4o AZ do 49, I29 do 49, lit
10 1884, 1853 do 49, 457 do s 10 a. 30 do 20t 20 DO 90 so
10 I93, 80 do lst; (ss5 do witbdrawn)
Hys sRin-ls chests Sc cents; 40 do 34l SO do s2J
30 do 3o "a do 29 u do 2s 40 do 49, 81 do 25B sc do
as; 10 do "a; 90 do 23t; 3sl do 49, 357 withdrswR)
mpersl200 Glib boxes 43a cents; 90 l3b do 80; Is DO
Gunpowaer-2OO Glib boxes A. cents; 500 lab do sey;
400 do &c.
souchonglo half chests 20 cents gao do 2s} half do
lak
Cassae0O boxes advertised 40 sold at ia cents; $3.50
mats3sdvertsed, 800 sold at Is cents.
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French Line OF Steamships-WeekIy Mall
to Europe-NeXs Arran gements

We are pleased to have it in our power TO state
that the line of magnificent steamers established by
France to girdle the Atlantic, will commence ope
raiions early next Spring. This line is to be com,
posed of fourteen Ships equal in point OF speed and
beauty 10 any now afoat. We have obtained a
correct list of their names which we give for
future guidance
NAMES STEAMERS.
c, Columbus, Ulloa, Darien,
Labrsdcr Panama. Carlppee,
Oronoko, Magellan, Cacique,
Greenland Canada, ElDorado.
These vessels are nearly completed, and the
Chrsopae Colombo, the pioneer OF the line, vii
BE- ready 10 leave France soon after the Conner,
which is now at Pensacola, returns home.
This Conner has been absent some months from
France. and has visited the chief ports In South
America and the West Indies, tor the purpose OF
making suitable arrangements for the new line /;
and all that is now necessary to perfect the orga-
nization Ell the steamships, is for the Minister OF
Marine in France to receive the result OF the labors
of the commissioners on board the Conner. II is I'M
derstood that four OF them will run between France
and New York, and the remaining ten 10 different
ports in Brazil, in the West Indies, and 10 Pensa-
COLA making the latter port the south. tern ter
minus OF the line.
These extensive arrangements, and the ploughing
of the first furow in the Atlantic by the pioneer
steamer, will give fresh impulse to ocean steam
navigation. Prior to the establishment of this stu
pendous and magnificent line, attempts to ira
verse the broad, roaring Atlantic, with full success,
have almost all proved abortive. The great British
West India line utterly failed-the Belgian line
faied-the Dutch attempt ended in smoke, which
Is, however, characteristic of the people-the
Transatlantic line faied-and the Cunard line
would have failed, but for the assistance, in the
shape of passengers, from New York, and the aid it
received from the British Government. The Great
Western is the only really successful steamer that
ever hoated on the bosom of the Atlantic, and she
TO this city.
The starting of the pioneer of the French lines
for these happy shores will onygive an impulse to
ocean steam navigation but to the enterprise of the
New York Herald establishment also. Mr.. Bennett,
VINO is now In Frame, has made ample arrange
ments for the transmission, by the steamships of
news from every part Of the world, which shall
be enabled to publish in fifteen TO thirty minutes
after the arrival OF each packet The arrange
:nents have also been made England for the Gu
Hard steamers. This impulse, too, will extend
In this city, and spread throughout the United states
throughout the world This country and Europe
will be brought closer together-to a family en-
brace-by the humiliation OF space, and the re-
sult must be plain to every person.
Let every one ponder On this
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MONEY MARKET.

Wednesdny, sept. T1-B II. M,
Tho Stock market less active to-day, with the
cepon of Illirois, Of which $4,000 sold at
both Boards at advance of per cent At auction at
the Merchants Exchange $4,000 Illinois Canal 6s
sold at 4i end sat 900 at AT these by order Of
Chancery account of the North American Trust and
Banking Company. Indiana rose / Canton /; Long
island Ohio 6's fell Harlem Ohio 6s continue to
be the lowest dividend paying stocks.
At the New Board the sales were large.
The following table, compiled from the late circular Of
the State Treasurer the of interest to be 81
lowed Treasury Notes received for taxas in ls43
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NAvAL.-The u. s. brig cambridge, Zachariah
F. Johnston, 1t. Com, arrived here Sunday from
Vera Cruz, "a days, and anchored off the Naval
Hospital. The following is list OF her officers -
Thomas Ii @. W. Grant, Acting 1t, r. W. shufedt,
Acting Maser George II White, Porser; Joseph Beale,
Assistant Surgeon T.. C. Styles, Mid'n X d. Price,
The U. s. ship Vandaia dropped down from the
Navy Yard TO the anchorage below, yesterday
Norfolk Herald 26th
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City Intelligence

LARGE FnE.-About nine o'clock lsst night, fire
broke out in the machine shop of j. Robertson on the
corner of Rivington and Attorney streets doing
damage to the building and causing serious loss to the
owner OF the machinery also, to Bonney glass cutter
who inhabited part of the establishment and the sheds
and tools in the marble yard of Mr. Dsgge Attor.
ney street. The frs communicated to row of wooden
tenements occupied by several poor families whose loss
is severe.
PoLIokThe gang of countereiters ttst dwell in the
vicinity of our city made another of
the efforts of their perverted genius and therefore
merous counterfeit notes have been in circulation
ring the past several days In addition to the several
arrests previously made, another woman named Ally
Thompson, was arrested yesterday Tor passing So
tereit note of the Vernon Bank OF tins State A.
50 The denies the charge, and that the
note passed by associate who with her the
time.
KnLED.-A man named william Thompson Bri,ton
was killed yesterday by falling from the ship United
States, at the foot of Maiden lane The fall acci.
dental, and he lived but a few minutes afterwards.
FoUND-Severa silver table spoons, marked D. D. H p
taken from boy supposed to be stolen be found at
the Lower Police
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ONO RrvER.-At Wheeling, on Saturday, the
river had seven feet water in the channel, and was
falling. At Cincinnati, on Thursday it was in fine
navigable condition above and below, for the largest
boats fully laden. At Pittsburg, on Saturday last,
there were four feet in the channel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28

FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS. The fever has assumed
an epidemic form 1t lie, therefore, on the in
crease
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CAT Brighton, England, on the 10Th July, the
Right Hon. Lord Efskine, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotenary to the Court OF Munich,
in Bavaria, Germany, was married to Ann Bond,
daughter Of the late John Travis, Esq of PhIla-
delphia