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CaudOr of Husband and Wife,



The happiness Of the wife i, com.
mi,;cd TO the keeping of III, husband.
Prize the sacred trust and never pIyc
her u TO rfpent the confidence
She has reroseI IN vnu |, cortemrio
tinr her character. recoIIect the ma.
;cr,als human nature IS comnosed Of
and Do not EXPECT n~erfection.
Do Justice TO her merits and noinr
out her faults: for do not ask Won to
treat her errors with indifference. but
then endeavor 10 amend Them with
wisdom, g~rntlcncss and love.
Do no, Jest about the bonds of a
married state. Nuke i; an establish
ed rule to consul ,orr wife on all oc-
caSiuns. Your Interests are hers:
and undertake no plan contrary 10
her advice and APPRECIATION; then If
the affair turns out hi. vou are spar
ed vcproaches both from herand vorr
own feelings. There IS in woman an
lnruilive q~uicknesS. a ~sacacitv. a
pen"trarIon and foresight INTO the
probable consequences cf an event.
lhatmahe her pccu,i r}v calculated
to give her opinion and advice.
ii you have any male acquainran-
Cos, whom, on reasonable grounds.
your wife wishes you to resign. do 50.
Never witness 4 tear from your wife
with apathy or Indifference. Words.
looks. act!un>-all may be artificial
but a tear is unequtvocal: it comes ii.
rect from the heart. and speaks at
once the language Of rrUth. and STA.
, 1843-10-14

THE PEPsoNAL Manner OF VASE
IHGToN.-"hat 4 personal presence
WAS that Of the Father ~ ms CoRa-
ry! All accounts agree in this. We
heard an old gentleman say, not long
ago. that when 4 clerk in philadal-
phla, he used to walk Two or three
squares every morning, to see Wash
IngtoE as he Game down Market
street TO his quarters. The dignity
said he, 'oi his movements, the grace
OF his s~aiutation, and the calm sweet
ness of his smile, were beyond de-
scription Or comparison Sitting the
other day on a log, scarcely a stones
throw from where Andre was captur-
ed, and not far from the little Sleepy
Hollow Church, we conversed an
hour with the revolutionary patriot.
tremuIous with the palsy ofaee, who
pointed out to is the spot over the
Tappan Sea which lay before US.
where Andre WIS hung, and wbera,
on that day, the troops spread out
thick and black u long way from the
galIows.' He lived at Verplank's
Point, close by. when Arnold cane
down in his little barge, and went on
bolrd the NnIture. all which he him
self saw. They fired two cannons
at the barge said he. from his side:
having got news by express; hut the
gun burst at the second discharge and
took OF the legs to the thighs. ofone
poor fellow, who vas brought to our
house, but ne died in two hours
.Tte army then lay at Bedford CON
tInued The old veteran; 'and | saw
General Washington almost every
day. He vas a noble looking man
his COunten1nce was terribly pleas
ant. He did not talk much; out even
the little children fairly loved him,
and they used to gather about the
door OF his marGue every morning, to
see him; and ia used to pat their
heads and smile on them; il was
beautiful TO see.' How uniform and
universal is tbs Testimony ofthe eve
in the recolIecion o. Washington"
*. Payer.
, 1843-10-14
From the New Mirror,
The EknecIiug Maiden.

The RnecIiuS Maiden.
Is it a dream, whose siIken chords,
Now bind my soul IN spell sublime,
And bear it mp from aorth, towards
Some more celestial cline2
No dream-but It's some power divine,
That holds me in its sweet control,
For heavenly rays upon ne shine,
And make this simple heart Of mine
To throb as with a Purer soul.
] see a vrst cathedral aisle
Affair young girl is kneeling there,
Making the grand aud holy pile
more holy by her prayer.
She kneels! In solitary grace,
Her matchless form Is humbly how'd,
God and herself in that still place,
mold sweet communion face to face,
Unseen by any human crowd,
ner hands, so purely soft and fair,
Folded upon her throbbing breast,
Seem placed like serarh %sentries there.
To guard her spirits rest.
She kneels! And ever round her CLEANS
The same clear radiance from the skies
Fer nov as in my sweetest dreams,
A light, most pure and holy, seems
To shine from heaven through her eyes
Her lips, that cannot choose but speak
In angel accents, soft and low,
Are parted, ard DER lip ana check
The rose-hues come and 60.
She prays! In silence and alone,
Breathing each pure and nolseless word;
Each holy wish, through airs unknown,
Wanders until il finds the throne,
There meekly breathes and there is heard
All m~Dtionless as marble, still
She fingers on her knees; her eyes,
True enblems Of her heart and will,
Are turned toward the skies,
She Prays! Let naught of earthly din
Intrude upon the stiffness there;
Let not a thought Of crime or sin,
Or human frailty, entering in,
Disturb her sweet repose of prayer.
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Soi. GE.--Eo. SO.

10 SACABAsEu's REcErpT.-Jo-one
Of orr Pencbscott indians-not long
since WAS sued for the sum Of S., BY
a white man, before Squire Johnson.
On the day of the trial Joe made his
appearance and rendered the requite
amount fer debt and cost, and de-
manded a receipt it full. Why, 10,
it is not usual-it is entirely unneces-
sary, said the Squire. % yes we
want um receipt. sarlin.' 81 tell you
10, a receipt wi'I 90 you no good,'
'Sartin Squire Johnson, I uant'um.'
What do you want it for, 10? O,
supPose.mc die, and 60 TO Heaven
then suppose they say, Wei, 10
Sacabasin, you owe any nal nov?
Then me say, CNo." Very we'll
did you payum Ben Johnsonp %,
yes, ms Fayum.' 'WelI. them s'pose
you showum receipt Then me have
to 90 way down--and run all over
hell, to hunt'um up Squire Johnson,
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AVHspER TO TIE WIFE.

''u-N N'uI > lSIIipCl uI'l
character, and be it your pride and
pleasure TO conform to his wishes
thcck at once tie first GdrdHceS 10
contradiction, ever oil the most tri-
vial nature. Beware Of the FIRST
dispute.
Whateve~ would have been con
cealed rs i detect from the lover,
must with greater diligence. be con-
cealed from the husband. The most
Intimate and tender familiarity can
not surely he supposed TO exclude de-
Corum.
Let your husband be dearer and Of
more consequence 10 YOU than any
other human being; and have no hest
tat'on in coniosslng those feelings to
him.
Endeavor TO make your husbands
ha@iration aIIuring aud delightful to
hun. Let ii be Il sanctuary to which
his heart may always turn from the
Ills and anxicties Of lie.
know not two female attractions
so captivating to men as dcllcacy
and mode>tv.
If possible, let your husband sup
pose yoG think him a good husband,
and it Will be a strong stinulant to
his being so.
Ne attraction renders a woman at
all times so agreeable 10 her husband
as c~heerfuIness and good humor.
In the article OF dress. study your
husbands taste; endcaver TO wear
what he thinks becomes you best.
Make Yourself as useful to him as
you IAN. and let him see YOU employ
ed as much as possible in economical
pursuits.
rdcavor to feel pleased with your
husbands friends.
Encourage in vour husband a de
sire of reading out at his leisure
hours.
On TIE day of her marriage a wo-
mans tour of gaitv should be ended.
How mdecorouS and offensive it is
to see a woman exercising authority
over her husband and saving 81 wiH
have it So" at shall be done as |
iike,"&c.
Never join in any jest or laugh a.
gamst your husband.
Assidiously conceal bis faults and
Speakc only of his merits.
In married life conidanis are by no
means desirable.
Conceal from others any little dis
cord or disunion that occurs between
you and your husband.
Never receive the particular atten-
items of any other men.
BE you ever so conscious Of Il su-
p%erIority o: judgment or talent, new
er let ii appear to your husband.
Shun extravaganza. Attention 10
order and regularity Will contribute
much to the comfort of your hus-
band.
A woman never should appear I'M
tidy or badly dressed in the presence
OF her husband.
Let home De the sole scene Of your
wishes, your plans, your eXertions.
There is an old observation hat q
mother and daughser-in-iaw De par
ticularly kind and consideratc.
in your manner to your servants
he firm without being severe, and
kind without being familiar. Let your
commands to your servants be con-
sistent and reasonable; ana then firm
" but mildly insist on obedience to
them. 1t is very disheartening TO a
poor servant to be continually found
, 1843-10-14

Co,es Drying up Suadenly.-We
have heard of several instances re-
Gently; of cows which ser giving a
good quantity Of milk, suddenly dry
ilJ Up. In one instance--that Of
Mr.. Chamberlain, of the firm of J.
Breck & Co. by giving the COW an
ounce of saltPetre in a quart ofmeai,
brought a return ofthe milk in i very
short time-N. Z. Farmer.
, 1843-10-14

A Shoen'aacr's T'oqst.-May my
shopmates stickto the pledge like rG.r
10 their hrca15; may they be the last
to rip eff from the sole Of rhis reform,
but may they toe the mark so close
as to avoid all heel-iapS and keep their
understanding firm at their own
shoes.
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JeGediah have YOU got YOUR lesson

JededIah have You got your lesson
this m~orningF
.Yeth, Mather.'
who was the first man.
'Crithtopher CoIumbuth. thir.'
'Nho was the first woman?'
Queen Victoria, thir.'
WHO is the greatest manr
pa HAYS ath how John TYLER i.h.'
Your Pa is correct. How is Bos,
ton boundedr
'Bothton it'll bounded on the thouth
by Touth Bothton Bridge-on tie
north by Chelthea Ferry Boat-on
the cath by Long Wharf, and on the
weth by Back-Bay.'
well said. Now tell me who is
governor Of Massachuscttsr
'M-mo-cus Martin, thir.'
'What arc the staple commodities
Of the slater
'C'amth, Coonth AID Goldfish, thir.'
Take your seat-you'il be a great
man. Vesperus.
, 1843-10-14

The Boston Post says that a nan
ought to be ashamed Of himself 10
run away with another mans wife.
when there are so manv maiden la
dies with their trunks all packed
ready for q start.
, 1843-10-14

fault with. Praise ard reward them
wheL you can; human nature will not
bear too constant Gliding.
, 1843-10-14

A rugged countenance often con
ceals the warmest heart; as the rich
est pearl sleepsin the toughest shell.
, 1843-10-14
4 Gcncrols GIFT. i FR Omcl

4 GcRcro1lS GIFT, 4 Fat OGce.-
The Portland Bulletin says, that Dir.
LoTTc.y, some line since, woe 4 ear
PCT, il the middle cf when was the
name Of John Tyler, emGjazoned in
glowing c%o.ors, and large capita!s-
With this Carpet he proceeded to
Washington and presented it to the
President Of the United Sta.es. who
received It most Eracious'y. 1t was
a handsome present, aud afforded full
evidence that. NJ. iowery was a
generous man. m oFthordox poliii-
can. and genuine patriot. Soon af-
ter, inquiry was made Of the Collec-
tor Ii there was no vacancy, in the
Custom House at Portland, which
Mr.. l. might FIJI. He replied. that
he departments were already well
filled, and no additional Offices were
necessary. A different opinion, how
ever, prevailed at Head quarters; I
new lnspecrorship was ordered, TO
which Mir. iowery was appointed,
with a salary Of $lO95 per annum.-
Mr. Lowery was a foreigner, but was
naturaiIzed few weeks before his ap-
pointment. The Carpet was 4 very
fine Carpei--the office was a very
fine oiice-Mr. Lowery is a yery
good man, and so is the President.
, 1843-10-14
authorized Agent, Tor . Radical

authorized Ncrn;> ior Ihc Rai'chI.
I. n. BRvsoy x CO., Louisiana, NJ,
A. MAsE. p. VI. Frankfort Z"
HIT. KENT, P. NJ. Clark vile, "
C. f. PERKINS, P. NJ. Auburn, q"
J. II. BRITToH, Troy, q"
B. GIDsox, P. NJ. P~ayneSville.
Door. w. H.. NIcKLIN, New Hope, b"
P. w. OvEnLY, P. NJ. Shamrock, q
JONI RAILS, New London, "
\. HExDR1x, P. VI. Spencerburg. /"
L. T. MUsIcK, Hickory Creek, q
". W. ADAMS, Marthasville, g
FAINT < BROTHER, St. Charles, I"
Door. J. ADAMS, Ashley, "
, 1843-10-14
Rates of Advertising.

One square, of Is lines or less, for the hrst
insertion 81; for each subsequent insertion HI
ty cents. A reasonable deduction made TO
those who advertise by the year.
Communications or advertisements oil per
.oual nature lwhen admissible, will be charg-
ed double the usual rates, and payable InvaTla-
b!y in advance.
u For announcing candidates, 50 each,
invariably in advance.
IFAdverlisements except for yearly adver-
Users, should in all cases &c accompanied by
written directions, as to the numb0r of lnser-
tons: il not, they will he published till forbid,
and payment eXacted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01

THRUST SABE.-Py virtue oG deed ,GIrusr
4 executed 10y John Fawceii, bearing date on
the 9Th Of April 1871, and recorded 10 the clork'.
office OF Ohio cou'Iy, ! shall. on Monday the 5Jh
day Of May nc NJ. proceed TO sell. on the premises,
al public auction TO the highest bidder inr cash, lot
No Five, ia The second square IN the city nf Vince
ling. situate Wafer street near the steamboat
andng. WHO reon ara large and UdiHabis urars.
houses The title is believed TO he unques'iona Die
but selling trustee will only make such title as
Is vested in me. WM II KING,
ian g is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
DIR. EAsTNiAN's EuHER OF HEALTH.

DIR. EASTMAN's ELINER OF HEALTH
Mis- IS universal restorative IN all caseh
ii where the Stomach. Liver, or any OF the or
gans concerned in the digestive functions are the
primary seat of the diseases. and that such is true
ct almost The whole catalogue Of human ma lad ice 10
we'll known 10 every physician.
ELlXER Or HEALTH
IL strengthens and gives tone and appetite 10 the
stomach and possesses The long sought ari desired
property OF rendering harmless TO the stomach any
redundancy Of bile, that may he generated there.
and at the same time when there is a deficiency Of
that necessary fluid. producing cosvencss, depre-.
sion Of spirits Debility, dizziness in the head palpi
iaiIon OF the heart pains various parts OF Iha
body sud other characteristic symptoms Of Dyspep-
STA, II acts perfect substitute for the bile open.
the bowels gently helps 10 digest the food relieves
all pain in the stomach or head cheers the mind
inv goraios the system n:rd restores Il 90 perfect
health again IL IS warranted 10 never iaI! 10 etisc!
ting permanent cure in all rases ofc consumption 90
cough. where ma lungs becutne diseased lrnm sym
Pathy "Iih the stomach or liver al! dropsicnl nffec
lions from the same yield to its powers at
once loss of appetite. heartburn, nervous plaiurs
Of all kinds, night and dIarrlaa are removed
by II rs 10y charm. supply OF this valuable
medicine, just received and fuT sale hy
OLIVER Pryor. Uniun a.
jan 10 Wheeling Va
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THEY HAVE GOT ALONG.

II ISr received fresh assortment Of periumery
60 consisting Of The following arltcl,.. French
Cologne in small and large bottles : IOrda and h.
ney Wafer; Lavender and Rose Water; AiacassAr
OIL; Bears OIL; PhilIun OIL; md large assormcnI
OF suaps, such Victoria Toilet sunp. Floating soap.
expressly for bathing. Windsor Patent soap; also
good or would have aid, The best assortment 81
Shell Side, and Tuck combs in the city Buffalo
Tuck and Side combs. AID Horn Tuck AMI SIDE
combs Of different patterns. which will be sold low
iur cash' 10y The single one dozen. A. um sole
Agent of a Comb Manufacturing establishment.
'inuE can sell combs lutte cheaper Than any %
adjustment 10 The city. You no wish 10 buy will
please give me a call. RecOllpci, they are TO 10
found al a y FAIRClIILD'S al No l39, Main 4
Wheeling.
Clocks and witches repaired at short notice
coed assortment Of WATCHES AND JEWELRY
always on hand, which Ill be sold cheap for cash
A few Infant Hair Brushes Of The best qualry.
just received from the mandatory and toe sale Low,
jan II
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yH7nEEL1Na BEARs TESTIMONY TO

ENIHEELING BEARS TESTIMONY TO
Wv THE VALUE or TIE LIVER PILLS.
Oenilemen-My wife had been severely affect
ell with the Liver Complaint Tor more than year.
tried the assistance Of Physicians. and variou.
remedies NIL without any good edeci. Seeing m
OF your justly celebrated Liver Pills. in Ihe
Pittsburgh Conference Journal, procured iwoboI-
e.. and be lore she had taken al the PIils ~ ioHs
hon. The paR re,ilcssneSs iassude. in short all The
symptoms of diseased liver disappeared. and she
enjoys good health To your Pills she sscr'heS
he means. The credit of her restoration. For tho
benefit Of humanity make these statements aud
allow 70 to thea. Won may think proper.
Signed. JOHN FHNNtMORE.
Wheeling, March 3O,h 1871.
Prepared and sold vhOlesuls aud retail by
l. SELLERS No 30 Wood It. below 2d.
Pittsburgh. Pa
Sid in Wheeling by ia. BaLer. nov 21
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NINlKt. NAIARINE INSURANCE-rhvro ~

LNlkt &MARlNE INSURANCE-rhVre ~
u two situations only IN which individuals car
De placed where they cNn adequately apprecia tt
the value Of Insurance.. These IRE, while stand
llg upon the runs Of their own property, either
receiving from an insurance Office the full a
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
'ale spot surrounded perhaps BY d,solats tam
W. lamentIng hat stupidity and folly which haf
Ia led 10 provide for such a Contingency.
5 AIkIN SUN, Agent 81 the PROTEC ZION
CRANCE co OF HARTFOnD, CONN
Nhl take usks on dwelling houses, ware houses
'otes' mills, factories. dc, together with then
,onlents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
calnerY, and eVeryOthcT description Of iusUrahle,
property Also, on steam, keel aud Hat boats
tnd their Garages TO aud from any port on the
Western Waters.
Ha'pl 80 tgt3
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TAKE NAMING.
ONE FIRE MORE.

I SENSENEY having On hand u slock much too
~ heavy for the present seasou, and being very
desirous OF reducing u mUJh possible before
The spring, will offer inducements 10 CASH buyers
lie would respectfully call attention 10 the follow
ing articles
Super wool dyed blue black Cloths.
4 heavy sIUDk OF Cloths generally.
Very large stock Satlineis and Jeans.
White red, yellow and green FLANNEL.
English Merinos aud NiOuslin de Lans.
Cthcoes Of oil qualities and prices,
Brown and hleached Muslins, &c.
Together with al the other articles usually found
in Dry Goods store. all Of which he will sell u
his friends Of they will give him on opportunity
on a. good lerms any other sinre ia the city
whether Jew Gentle. Mahomodan or Mormon.
der %
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FOR RENT.

fS7qA A. :. TODD has iUr rent two large and
kssa9 cUrnmn. Ous roons 20 by 60 feet, on The 2nd
& 81 floor over his Boot and Shoe store corner OF g.
mon mud market streets. These rooms in size are
we'll suited for school rooms uud many other pur.
poses. persons wishing 20 reBi can be nccummuda.
ted NIh one or both Uflhem on q Tease Of one Year
OF Two. Enquire Of a STOOD
jan 10 Sign Of The Black Mammoth Boot
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CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.

CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE
THE CELEBRATED MUSCOVITUS DROPS.
M ARRANTEO To cure the nOsi inveierate
tooth ache. in TWO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve The decayed teeth
for the future, remove al the scUrvy and tartar.
without the OF an instrument.
The dscOverer and proprietor Of The above in
valuable fer the tooth ache informs the pnblie
that he has secured the exclusive Tish' TO his disco
very by application n due form ofluw. at the Patent
office Of the u ; and Is ready d:spuse ofthS
said kileni Right. for the District Of Columbus. OS
any couny. Sale or Territory in the Union.
DlRECTlONS,-Take small quantity OF cotroh
wet It with the Drops. and put in the hollow 90
the tooth about SIX drops and two Tea spoons full u
water and hold II 10 the tooth as long as yon can
DIR S NJ DE HEF"TY.
FOR snle by GREGORY SUCKER. atJ l. Sikh
Brewery, Main street, - heelug. Va. oct 10 6m
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY 2D, 1913, Ar THE

W VAIL ABLE ktAl ESTATE IN MON
DAY, JANUARY 2D, 1913, Ar TIL.
FRONT DOOR or THE COURT HOUSE Or
clio COUNTY, COMMENCING Al Ia u.
CLOCK a. NJ. PRECISELY.
by virtue ri a deed of trust from James 4
aD Mclean aud vile Ia ne. bearing date on
he eighth day Of OcJuher IN the year s39 of rec
,rd ia the Clerks office Tor Ohio county IN hC,ik
% page AIS. and also Of u deed OF convey auce
r,m james \ Mclean TO me, bearing date the
S'h day vi Oriober. 1899. of regard ia the Clerk :
OlTire tor Ohio county. m honk % page 475. and
the authority and direction Of Mrs. Mary l.. Dor.
sey under the terms Of the last mentioned deed.
un Monday. tho 81 day Of January. lS43 at the
lrpuI door of the court House of Ohio county shall
sell To the highest and best bidder a. public auc.
r;un. Two certain lots OF ground situated that part
IT the city OF Wheeling rallied Middle Wheeling.
known ard distinguished ia the map uf said city as
bots numbered iwu and seven in square numbered
three. together with all and singular tic rene-
menis. heredimenls and aPruuenanoes unto the
belonging in any appurIuInIng.
Propositions for tho sale of said lots or any part
Of either Of them will he received at any time pr.r
10 the day OF saa.
TERMS will be made hnowu on tho day Of
sale.
SelIiugns Trustee I shall convey 10 me purcha-
ouly such title is vested IA me by The deeds
above referred L. This title, am satisfied. viii
be found. upon examination indi'Puiable
JAMES ). WHEAT.
Trustee.
BRENTLINGER * SHALLGROSS.
nov 25-ls Aucrioncers
The sale Of the above property Is postponed until
Apr 81, 1913.
BRENTLINGER g. SIALICROSS.
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WINDOW GLASS.

w sSHMsS n s 5S@ n. s,aa R0@ . sy
have entered into co-paunership n he manufacture
of Window Glass 90 he Glass Factory BOO South
Whceil0g where they Will always Keep on hand a
stock OF Glass of aI sizes which hey viii sell 90
order 90 the lowest prizes Orders addressed 90
them will DO promptly filed with on article war.
raursd 10 be- equal Go any Cylinder Glass manu-
faCIufrd .u tho Western country dec 25-f
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
HEY Virtue oil "A deed OF Trust from Dana Hub.
81 u bard tu me, dated March -, 1888, and re-
corded ia the Clerks uiru oi Onlu county, deed
book No -. page 3i6. shall proceed To sell nn
"Wednesday the eighth day of March 1913, al the
front door Of the court house OF said county at -
clock, NJ for ready money, 10 ihe highest and 6es
bidder. the following TrnperIy, VIZ:
Lots No |, : 5 aud IN Tie ninth square in the
lIwer Town OF Wheeling. on which erected a
valuable steam saw mill aud sash factory.
Also. lots No 6, :. g. Q. 10. ! md p IN East
or Middle Wheeling. LAID oul BY Peter Yurnall and
others.
Also. valuable farm Wheeling creek ia Ohiu
county, containing one hundred aud eighty nIns
acres, being the same conveyed 10 said Hubbard by
John M'Lure, dJoining The lands OF Jacob ard
o1hers.
Selling as trustee. will convey such lilo is
vested III me 10y said deed ct trust.
icb Is JOHN LIST. Trustee.
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COPARTNERSIiIP.

4 IMAM q EDw ARDS. having a.snciaied
~ with rhem.J r. AGNEw. Of wheeling ia
the Forwarding and Commission Business. at Cum
berland. Md. the syleaf fru will he Annan Ed-
~HrJsS Agucw.
AMMAN. EDWARDS & AGNEw.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
AZ thc Rad Road Depot, CUNyERLANo Mn
REE ERENCks.
Cransie a BaIleys, Jacub s. Mirhei.
Fleming Il Jingle. = X M'Kee s. Co.
WIN Paxton & SON, : Irwin.
John T Clarke, : : Handing K Weljln.
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