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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

THE CHEAPEST BOOKS EVER ISSUED.
SENHE subscriber has Just received at the olu
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of Harpe" = edition oil AHisoR's History Of Europe
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for four dOLGrs, publishers puce.l
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

COPPER. TIN & SHEET IRON WARE.
VIE would inform his old Gus
"hers and the public generally, thai lac still
o"hllnues To manufacture the above articles, in all
ihclr varieties. al his old stand on Cni,R Street,
VA. JOBBlNG of oil kinds done
81 lhe shortest notice. Houses covered win COP.
PER TN. ZINC. or SHEET IRON. nn the most
approved plan AMI reasonable tcrus. From his ex.
ponenoe 10 Ihis business, he AatiC rs himself that lie
VII he able 10 give general subtraction. SPOUT.
I'M if heuses.o of every Kind. size and price made
J." order with prumptness and dcspaich. lie alsn
conl'nnes tho manufacture 4 RUSSIA IRON
Sh'IES Tor dwellings, either plais or fancy.-
Ihese snies for comlDri, convenience and beauty.
add greatly 10 The finish Of parlor.
also on hand a variety oC pattern oil COOKING
SIONES either for wood or coal, suitable for Hotels.
STEAMBOATS, OF private families. which cannot be
surpassed by any IN this market, either in utiiiIy Or
Pfiee' al Of which lac IS determined to sell at the
mosi reduced prices for Cash or approved barter.
nar23I TIIOS G. CULBERTSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

VIRGINIA-Ar an Intermediate Term oil III,
CircuI' Superior Court Of Law and Chanrer
Tor the cornIy OF OhIo. held at the Court IIous,
lhfrcot' on The first day of February. Is43.
Thomas G CnlberIson, David II Greer, and
Frederick ii Greer. partners under the firm =
ofCulberison Il Greers. compliments =
against :
William I.amLdin q SINS, and ] ambIin Bra ;
~ and Lamb. The North Western Bank Of (
Virginia. the Merchants & Mecnanics Bank =
d Wheeling, and Dana Hubbard, &c. <
defendants,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

Whecungs mafch 10, ib4S.
The parties interested in the iOreg ing decree are
hereby notified hat have appointed Monday The
l7th day Of April next. (l543) utl0 O'Clock A. NJ.
NJ tho onico Of Jacob & Fuzhush. IN The Ciy Of
Wheeling. as The time nnd place Tor taking The ar
count directed BY The said decree. And he said
parties and nll persons concerned will prrduce BE-.
lore me such papqrs md proofs. as may be required
10 The proper taking oi the same.
Ed H. FITZHU6H, Special Com'r.
maf li-tm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

SELECT MEDICAL LIBRARY AND Bull.
~ LETIN or MEDICAL SCIENCE.-STE-
PHENSoN & HASWELL have been appointed
ngeHis for this valuable Periodical, an have recei-
we'd the January number, be ing the FIRST for the year
lo45. u crnt1ins "a Treatise on the STucta-e
Econom , ard Diseases Of the Ear. 10y George Phi
cher 800 pages 8 va. with mum srous plates. -
This Periodicol Is published quarterly, for IS per
snnnm. Physicians are respectfully invited to call
nnd examine The work. up 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
GREAT EXCITEMENT
ENTB ARRIVALI
THE q RE.ET ES TERN'

SPRING 3 SUMNER OOD
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
"RAF & BALLENBERG respectfully
~ notify lheIr friends aud the public generally.
that Iney have just received and now opening At
their store. north East corner M,iu and Marker Al.
ly, n very large ana splendid assortment ct seasona.
BILE. fancy and staple Dry Gods. which with rhsir
former stock makes the assoumeh complete; the CT.
tent. beauty. and vouoly of Which i upt SURPASSED #
eqnaIled NJ this city. and ior chenpncss car' be beat.
Their stock Consists IN paH OF The SlSNing very de.
sirable articles:
Wonl dyed Broad cloth ofevery c.lnr and qnaIitv.
from 81 so To- 90 a I'd; Black. coId sud I'D Aba.
cha CLOTHS. n large assortment Of linen and CniIon
siuii f-r pants; SILKS, PLAIN. striped. rhens aud
crOss barred. n very great variety frun 81 CTS to 81:
ChnllY. very handsome IS cis; Chimes 4 4ih. ~ lie
IS cts, Jscunet. Null. Cambria Book. Cross barred
and Lace MusiIns; Kentucky Jeans al IS cts per;d.
Plain and TWilled summer cloth Tor gentlemen'.
wear; Parisienhe Painted Lawns FOR lS cts a ward;
Balzarine. a new aIIicle for ladies' dresses; Man.
chester ~gInghans Of D ets; Bed Ticking at 7 cts
A splendid assortment nfScarls and Crayat. for Ia
dies; Cussinct; Black and Fancy Cassimeres; Plain
and ribbed Gamhroon nfIhe bcsi quality; Black satin
at So els a yd; Fig'd Bomhnzine.; French Lawns
new sly lie 4 4ks wide. very fine. 37I cts; " Orleans
cloth. Mouslin de LANES Is cts; Irish Linens. Lin.
en- Lawns and Birds Eye Linen.
A complete Gssorineatof BONNETS very cheap;
a large stock oiGlOyes and Hosiery from 6 ct. up.
wards 10 oil qualities and yrices; inee Their with
25 900 yds CALICO and MUSLIN Of every style
and quality, which We offer from 3 to 10 cts a va
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find Il much Ia
their interest 10 call en- hem as hey are enabled 10
sell all their Good al Eastern prires.
Don't forget to call at me GREAT WESTERN.
mar % On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

AIRGINIA-At an intermediate term of The
Circuit Superior Couriof Law AMI Charcery
held for The county nfOhio. at The couu house there.
Of on the 18th day Of February. 1913.
george Cots, Complainant.
against
Arthur NJ Phillips, and Daniel( 4" O"a"eeFy'
Dunbar, Defeudants.)
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And that This cause be referred 10 Edward II
FIizhugh Esq. who is hereby appointed a commis.
slsncr for That purpose, TO ascertain and report what
aud how mnch Of ihe real and personal estate. EN-.
bn.ced 10 The said deed Of trust IN Ihe bill mention.
ed. has beeu sold Ivy The defendant Dunbar. and a:
What prices. and how much. IL any. Of SAID real
aud personal estate, still remains uns0ld, aud what
monies have heen received by said Dunbar. az irus.
tee. under said deed of trust. and how much he has
paid out Ur disposed ofihe same. md what Steps, II
any he has taken 60 collect The debts or claims as
signed 10 him by pid deed OF trust. Also what
debts are due the several parties. provided for by
The deed of trust ~ the bill mentioned. and for that
purpose, that he give notice 10 Ill persons inieres.
Ted under The said dee5 of trust by advertisement
for thruy days IN some newspaper printed in The
City Of Wheeling, 90 appear and prove their debts
or demands, taking such security 20 The plaintiff
irUm them ~ said commissioner may deem puprr
n pay bin a reasonable share 0f hrs cosis Incurred
In he prosecution of his suit. and that he fepou
any other matters deemed pertinent BY himself Or
especially required by crlher pary"
A Copy Tesie. ALEX. 7. LAlDLEY, Crk
Nelson for CONT
Lamb fof Deits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.

GEORGE BRUCE & CO.. TYPE FOUNDERS.
a . No 10 Chambers street, near the Post Office
~ NEW YORK, have on hand an unusually
large stock of their well knOwn Printing Type,
Ornaments, Borders, Rules, &c, ofthe bes' metal,
cast on original Matrices, ana very accurately
finished, all Of which they have determined to sell
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Placing the Book and News paper Fonts az fol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11


plu a. iollIwss
B ak. B;ur. Invisible Bot. Silk handke tchiefs.
le Green. brown & DraOi White aud black File
Cloth. Rlove. and Minis.
Blue. black. drah. slate & Silk. cutt. & hid do do
age eoiofed Cassimeres, .AuiGriai flowers.
rteheh' plaid blue u6'd Black lace. chantilla, file
llaek' dns single milled and gauze wells.
do. Mourning Collars.
& Keniuky Jeans FIllet. thread. and Ljsls In
~ "a lnies aud prices. ccs. e,Iyirgs. G,otioy. 6r
nhhnCr siIhs Tor men anti ' almeIra Cuttings,
-9a Ribbons IA great variety.
't"H ana s'nPpfd Lineu Black& undressed Hollasd
."ihnr-' Figured, Cheiue il plain
Is az drill q MeHican mix. parasOs.
Scotch ginghnm & Cotton
-oiicn AIDES 3 girnHc sloih umbrellas,
samhroon and Velvvteen Vesiings. somo Spanish
500 pieces PRINT. assori- patterns.
- qualities, A large stock Of Nofisns.
\ o"-uiii"l asorinent II snch as buttons. brushes.
fsnch Mosaic q English combs, pins, bosses. Tapes.
-hinit AMI L7wns, sewing silks. colds. sus-
De lanes a shall ~Peudets. gun caps. &c.
eys' IL bales "A brU. hluSl.s.
.-hambfay, Manchester 10 hleAched do
Earsfun and Amsucan lOI aud ~ Blankets.
singhams, . bales cotton yarn 8 TO | o
honnei silks and Lawns, Waddmg and hating.
.arsuus colprs Tlckney. and Flanaels.
a bu0 Irsh liza Carpets and Rugs.
rs. grass Do Florence hraId * honey
= and lO4 damask "a. oo'nbLeghom. IL braid &
le cisPcf' willow fnsh'ble bonneIs
rash and hifss eye DO. Cenilsmen's single & dou-
White hlark and mixed lie hnmed Leghurn mats.
and hall h0se. Palm leaf do. az.
,hk Do. HATTER'S FURS AND
Alpacha Lustre, TRIMMINGS.
Nutra. Russia, Muskrat
'feuch 4 English mrri- and Consy.
ioes, Findings aud bindings.
Lack ard blue black gree Skiver-. sides & lips.
l. RAi.e silks, Stopping brushes. feathers.
rpsd. fgd a. watefJ d. TIP pagers.
Hack slk g. iabny velvet, Shellack aud extract of
4 81 SILK shaWls. ILoEwosd.
s'dirs and genilomsn'' SaEOny and Spanish felis,
atin a. silk srarfs, how xuncs. &c.
3andanIa. haN a. fancyl
We uo willing 10 sell at a small advance for
cash either wholesale or retail. Those wishing 4,
purchase will please give usa eall. miud al No.
l3l Main 81, where they shall find goods as chem
as at any olher house la The city.
Tar2o. G & A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

Their stock consists in part Of Mahogany. Walnut.
Curled Maple. Grecian. French. Scroll Post and
knockon, Cane, Cushion and Spring Seat Chairs,
knockon. Standing Fret French. Scroll Top, Stat.
Back and Straight Spindle WOOD seat chairs. ioge.
Iher with every variety nf odd chairs. such as large,
cane and cushioned seal, Mdh"giny. Walnut, Bos.
ton. Scroll Top, and Stat Back. Rocking Chairs.
Table. Sewing. Nursery and Chiidrens' Chairs.
Also n good supply Of Bedsieads. Tables. &c,
constantly an hand. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
would do well to give US n call, as we are certain
10 please both in price and qualify. Chairs or Fur.
niture made TO order on the shortest notice.
N b, Chairs conveyed Ia any part Ct the city free
of charge. mar 2S-3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

DE'S ENCf CLOPEDIA.
4 DICTIONARY Of Science. 1. terature and
N Arr, comprising the history. description and
scientific principles of every branch of human
knowledge, with the denvatou and definition of
all the terms in general use. The above work
will be completed IN 10 semi monthly parts oflI2
large page each, FoEr numbers arc already
received and will be sold at the New York pree.
% CT per number. VIM J ROBB.
at the old stand Of
ap Rob & Stephenson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

VIE firm OF w + Selhy & Co. was dissolved
Il on the llth inst. by mutual consent. and in
order to bring the business or the firm 10 q speedy
elOse u is necessary that all heir accounts should
be settled forthwith. All those here fore knowing
themselves ind bicd ellhor by note or account are
respectfully requested To call and pay the same, with.
OUT delay; those ncgleciing this notice will shortly
find their notes and accounts in The hands Of proper
officers FOR collection w SELBY.
mar "a ALF'D BENNETT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
From TUE DF

"UroH cons deration " whereof Ihis cause is referred
To James A Clarke Esq. hereby appoint Ell commits.
sioner l' this purpose, who Is TO ascertain and 70.
porI "hai real estate was conveyed by defendants
(WIlliam Lambdin a. Sons) 20 ne trustees nv the
deed OF irnsI IN The bill mentioned and what debts
al The said deed ofIrusl provided for. remain IN.
pad; together with all either debts. charges or in.
cumbrnnce', upon the said real estate. aad the order
IN which they are entitled To he paid; aud for this
purpose, that he give notice To The said crediors.
provided for by said deed. and all others. by adyer.
iIsemeni TO be published at least thirty days, in s,me
newspaper printed Ia the city of Wheeling, To come
IN aud establish their debts upon the usual terms.
aud that he also ascertain and report what monies
and effects sad trustees have in their hands. or sub
Ject TO their cunirsI. To be applied TO the payment
ohhe said debtsi& that he also report any other mai.
tiers deemed pertinent bv himself or specially requi.
red by any Of the parties A copy tsste
ALEX. II LAIDLEY, Clerk
PAgLL for comp'is
-. les
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
IN Johnston. w. NJ. Beryh,ll. }. Higinhoiham
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL& co.

AJOULD inlOrn Ihe public thai they nave re-
eeiNed from the East and have NOW open.
-d al No. l5l. Main street. a large STOCK offspring
nd summer GoDds, French. English Ahd American
. pIn as lDlllMs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
FLAMES!

mt GREER, No l59 Main Street. have
~ Jnsl received on consignment. n lot Of Aioul.
li"g aud Bench Planes Of superior quality. which
hey are authorised To sell. wholesale. nj a d,se,un,
'i Forty per csHi from tho low 1t list of prices. and
retail at unprecedented low prices
These Planes are all warranted TO work well.
up 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

DIST RIOT COURT II The UaiEd States 70,
The Western Districtcf YirginiI. holden as The eiiy
Of WheeliBy. March ~, IS43.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
~ Office to the creditors aud all Other ~ concern.
~ cd in interest, 10 show cause against the pc
luton oE-
No 4. Wolf Heyman, Of ohIs county, TO be de.
clared a bankrupt on Tuesday the I'd day Of MAY
next 81 SlauniOn.
No 10, Thomas Jones. Of Ohm county, TO be lie.
clared a bankrupt on Tuesday the ID day of MAY
nett at StauntOn.
No II. Jnmes + Melvin. Of Ohio county, to be
declared a bankrupt on Tuesday The ID day Of May
next nj Stanton.
No 10 William c Kimberly. Of Ohio county, 90
be declared n bankrupt on Tuesday The 81 day Of
MAY next at Stanton.
Teste. RICH'D w MOORE. Clerk
mar29 s ID G w ID Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
RTD WU

TVHIs day received a supply Of Hagos an
Thompson's maiehless Red TAX. slso m ~
voice OF supsriUr Letter and Cop Papers. which ",
Ger 81 reasonable prices
STEPHENEoN &HAswELI.
ere Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
mar l3-5w
WTEEI NC. Mach III ia

WHEEI ING, March 70. 1913,
The parties interested in the foregoing decree.
will take notice that / have appointed Thursday
The 2Oth day Of Apr! next OS43) ai 10 O'Clock A.
M at my Office in the city Of Wheeling. to com
mence taking The accoun directed by said decree
and The said parties and all other persons desi.
ring TO Prove their debts. are hereby notified to
attend with their claims properly authenticated AMI
prove The same JAS A CLARK CummiSr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

r or approved paper at6 nouns, or s per cent
less Tor cash. Wood Type, Printing Ink, Pressear
Cases, Galleys. Brass Rule, Composing StickS.
Chases. AID other Printing materials lurniaha1
with promputude, and at the lowest prices.
Printers Of Newspapers who publish this ndver<
tisemeDt with this note three times before the lat
OF June, 1913, add sehd one Of The papers 10 the
foundry, will be entitled TO payment OF their bill,
on buying four times the amount Of IT,.
an Z II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
STREET CHAIR AND FURNITURE
WARE ROOMS,
No. $50 SeHh cost c0rHer = MaTket Square.

CoNNELLY& SONS. would
respectfully inform their customers
and he public ~ general. that
they have now on hand. at their
extensive Ware Rucms. The largest
and hest assortment OF CHAIRS
ever before offered in this city, all
Of which they will warrant equal
in point Of manufacture and finish
To anything in that line west Of Tie
Alleghenies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
Il SPRING COODS

Only SI days from CunbsrloHS. HuTra for he
GREAT CENTRAL"
SENSENEY. has The pleasure to inform nj.
- friends and The public. that he is now recei
wing and opening his first stock NEW SPRING
GOODS. comprising n very general assortment al
STAPLE DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, a. we'll a,
a fair assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES. lie car
only say TO the public. that he is prepared and wI
sell as low as any regulnr dry goods house in the
city, and To he convinced Of The truth Of this, they
have only 10 give him n call mar 10 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
PORT OF dS WHEELING

Arrira!s aud Departures Of Beats for The last q
hours. ending yesterday at 4 o'clock, Pm
Boats Arripei from, DeDar ted 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

UP BEFORE YOU GO up
bARSON MILLER thinks that the end n he
world near al hand, and ai should prepare tor
y ~ geuing oni Of debt The subscriber therefore
him 60 come forward aad p,v Incl, ,.soecrve A..
o""'s "l'h"ui ueiay. ". POLLOCK.
DITTSBURGH COTTON warm
$500 pounds. Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn. CFagl.
wOrks) just received and FOR lie A. Mspyf,ct,rs,.
prices BY lap 81 WA PAXTON a am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

We urO willing 10 sell at a small advance for
cash either Wholesale ur retail. Those wishing 60
purchase will please give usa call. mind AZ No
l3l Nam -, where They shall find good. as cheap
as NJ any olher house in The city.
Har2 %. q &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11

Il VIE Store R1om on Market square, a. o,
grouped by A p Y rke g. Co. also thss
ronm on MniH street. ~ present Uccuf,ed
Ehmakeb and nisp the siure rr,m un NJ ior
u resent occupied bv ~ Palltk 49, a sbCN.
be rom sill be- arranged ard 6ued up.
make % ore IL the most convenient and dss,rI
"ands N The city. Coz any business.
mt2t " T sELBY-
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-30
Nogenesa,ion OF society.

A1bat the evils OF society are both mnl-
tithdlnous and muiLtform-loo dreadful 10
D. contempIated by any human heart with
out sensaIlons OF extreme angulsh-we do
sorrow& lly~ackaowledge b1 that they
spring PrlfMRiiy aud unavoidlbly from
external causes, aud not from the evil pro-
pensilieS .of mankind, we do not believe.
OItwar4 circumstances do Indeed fre-
qnenlly hnd extensively exert a diSds.
trous influence on the feelings and actions
OF people; but the creator or cause ofthese
circumstances have not been either Ma
ture or a beneficent Creator, but an evil
heart OF unbeiiet' in man-an unwilling
ness to perform right actions-an almost
universal disposition 10 reject the gold.
en- rule as an unsafe rule Of aclion--a
disregard Of the laws of being-a CON
tempt of the commands, and di5trust in
the promises of God. They ore merely
elfec's naturally proceeding from inward
causes, streams flowing from a corrupt
fountain, the evil fruits Of a corrupt tree.
They can be essentially changed only by
an internal regeneration--a crucifixion Of
human seIishness-lhe same mind pre-
valling among men, that was in Christ
Jesus. That there is an unequal dIstri-
button Of wealth among men, is lament
ably true !; still, this is only the outward
symptom of an inward disease-lhe rene
dy far which is, a compliance with the
Injunction, Lay not up for yourselves
treasures on earth, and the substitution of
the spirit Of disinteresled benevolence for
that of covetousness. Nothing, ia our
opinion, but the adoption Of Christianity,
as exemplIfed in the life of Christ, can
effectualIy rcorganize society, bring down
the lofty and exalL the depressed, crush
and eXilrpaIe every form Of spiritual or
political lyranny,slo the e%ffusion OF blood,
fill the earth with peace and good will.
and settle all dcub.s or disputes in regard
TO the products Of The earth, or the posses
sion Of the soil. At no period oftlme, or
Stage of human progress, can Chris'ianI-
ty be surpassed in the meekness and
greatness Of its spirit, in the benevoIence
OF lis desires, in the m%agnanimily Of its
deeds, in the goodness O: its purposes, in
the j%ostice OF lis requirements, or In The
excellence Of It's results. II shall yet tri-
umph over all opposition, and prove TO be
the only p%anaced adapted TO heal and save
a pershing world.-Liberator.