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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-20
UNITED STATES
TEA EMF ORI U M,
I2l late I29 Chatham street, Neip York.
Id LIE ErltnI. .tr.nt Nr.nnLI,,n

FAGESCY, 3ls BLEEcKER STREEi,
wv HOLE SALE AND RETAIL,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas Of every variety aud style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bears the
thoroughly secured from light and air that their quality and
will remain unmpared in climate Their system
of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely be erceed 1t
founded upon the regard TO the rights Of the
especially with respect weight aud quality aud unri
vailed chespness All purchasers called upon any
articles which TAIL To them the satisfaction which
the money will be cheeruly and promptly refunded Country
merchants, public Establishments heads OF fau ADD hi'
sers win find u decided advantage supply themselves
from this establishment.
.iErUiNE Java CoFFEE roasted every day
orders om all parts Of the United States executed with
mpude and despatch -.
? The only warehouse in Amrrcs for the sale OF tou-
qras celebrated Black Tea o39 l@eIn
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ew York Public Stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

AsHrs--The market closed for the week firm. Pots
were held at 81 62t at which there fair demand
Pearls rather dull So l9t 25 The stock of both
descriptions in this market amounts to II 1875 barrels oil
which 6,l3i are pots, and the balance pearls.
CoTToN-ln consequence of the non.arrival oil the
steamer there is very little doing in this market Prices
have not varied from last quotations The week clos
ed with quotations very firm the sales reaching nearly
1000 bales, while the receipts for the period were
100 bales The week just opened will doubtless
active than the last The current quotations are as fol-
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EOreiUn Markets

KINGSTON Uamaica) Oct l4.-Flour is selling at 81 a
so; meal at - a 25; and at ST.. The market is
well supplied, and business is dull.
CuR,coA, Oct 27-Con is selling at &c cents salt at
81 Z cents
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1872 and the season not yet closed If the present mild
weather continues the arrivals will equal nj least 900
900 bbls. of flour and 200 900 bushels of wheat.
Flour was selling in Cleveland the ith inst at 50
90 and wheat at 66 6S cents In the week ending 18th
inst - 62 barrels flour and 233ls bushels wheat were
exported from that place To ports within the Union Not
barrel nor bushel went to Canada Notwithstanding
the inducements held out in the shape of low duties into
England, via the British provinces.
In Buffalo the 18th instant wheat was in active de-
mand and the quantity anoat seemed inadequate TO the
demand. Sandusky was taken at 73t Best inspected
brands of flour held at 81 TO- but some small lots are
taken at 81 62f. Corn was wanted, but none on sale
The receipts OF flour by vessels Boston TO the 18th
been liberal during the week aud some cargo sales of
made terms that have not ranspred The mar
ket heavy except for the retail trade Sales of north.
ern corn 63 cents and southern yellow 6c northern
BIC.
The Alton Telegraph says that Notwithstanding the al.
most total failure of the wheat crop this season they per-
ceyed in all parts of the State this fall that unusually
large quantities of wheat have been soWn by our farmers
Our observation warrants the assertion that as general
dtion than at previous period Should the
prove favorable one the wheat crop of Illinois will
be the largest by one half she has ever produced
Winter appears to have taken the Canadian farmers by
surprise The Montreal times of the 18th says that ma
of them have to depore the loss of least portion
their crops from the abrupt change from win
ter 1t adds this district probably oncthird of the po-
atoes are rrecoveraby destroyed upon yet
remain ungathered without the slightest prospect of any
change to mildcr weather. The merchants and traders
have likewise their full share of the common injury
Large quantities of produce intended for this quarter
must be arrested in their progressand however proa-
bic the circumstance be to those who hold stocks the
community at large will suffer. Prices cannot remain
the present rates and should not be surprised to see
flour selling at 27s. Cd before many weeks clapse The
quantity present hand falls short of previous years
This fact coupled with the partial destruction of
crops induces belief that almost every description OF
food must advance in value
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New ORLEArs-Shp Mary Phllps-2O93 pigs lead II Ro-
gers co23 hhd tobacco Cults co-2O8 do q Dougass-22
Boornan, Johnston X co8 do GO bales cotton l. Maitland
hid, tobacco W Agnsw-li II Rogers-il Emncia-i8
do 20 bbs lard McGregori hid elm bark Winchester
l3 bbs lard Jobnson-50 do lard oil Sachan Scot35
do grass seed Everett Bate9 do lard ia kegs do ces
seed Field, Thompson 1879 bales hemp Roberts Will
ams-iO0 Booth Edgar67 bales cotton Tooker Mead2C
McGregor co-2t Leyereh-I9t Averil Cog cs mdst
epchen Unkart-3 bids TOBACCO BogaT Kneeisnd-i box
MoBiLE-Brg Isaac Mead Reported yesterday )3i5 bales
cotton Rossiere col00 Manon Fisher-50 Tisdale x
Moore-9 Thompson * Adams-2 bxs J Clark-3 A Sands
coz bbs grease Cropsey-l6! bales cotton to order;
SAvANNAH-Brig New Jersey-273 bales cotton Cahoone,
Kinney cog X X Gsves-l59 hides x Wetmore-39
bales cotton Wood-3i rice De Peyster Whmarsh.
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nj $40 s7t II. The demand is moderate Beef is very
inactive prime quote at 81 49, and SO rs T.
Lard arrives in fair quantities. and sales for export
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Corn Trade.

In consequence of the mild weather and the large
stock which is little 300 900 bbs and increasing
the demand in this market is rather disprited and prices
not so firm as they We quote Genesee at 81
62 Georgetown 81 30 40; and other southern kinds
- 10. Wheat is up to 81 to 81 05, and rye 90 cents
The following statement shows the aggregate quantity
of flour and wheat which arrived tide water in each
year. from the commencement of navigation to and in
GLIDING the ond week i'm November
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PaHLafa En- Gall
Packets to Arrive
Shin Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
INV Foreign Newspapers or News thew NAV have HI viii
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
,-ndng this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical lnformationiof kind will be thankfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-20

sehr Ann smith Crowe days from Richmond, with mdse.
Schr Pioneer Corsen DAYS from with rrdsa
TO J. Bskley. - ~ ' N' ~ ''
Surges Chairman ' ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aucuonecr.
(Stsre No. IS finn street.)
TIIESDAY

AT 1917 O'Clock. in the sales room,
Large sale of seasonabe dry goods clothing. and pledged
articles OF all descriptions,
DIR al a receiver.
At II o'clock precisely
Splendid Waches5 valuable watches have been oher
ed 10 the public for three
And a beautiful lot of Ieweiry, pins, rings Sc.
Also splendid of English aud French broad
and beaver cloths aud yestDgs, lots 70
suit; hosiery drawers shirts, collars Sc.
ente invoice of fine clothing and heavy do suitable
for the
Also the balance Of stock OF merchant talorhosiery,
gloves, Shirts collars, hOsoms. handkerehefs, &c.
WEDNESDAY,
At lo1a o'clock in the sales room,
A h rate OF second hand aud furniture OF
all descriptions, from families removing, &c.
Also, quantity OF hst rate cabinet furniture
Also large additional lot of second hand fur
nituTe OF all descriptions from family leaving the
Also large lot OF excellent second hand
eor Of 81 Aun street. by order OF Mr. Cassidy
prising very fine assortment, IN good order.
Also the entire gentee furniture of family house
keeping, vsd for % sale.
THURSDAY.
First Sale in the elegant sales Room 80 Ann first floor
Paintings, ioresi elegant furniture SOFAS mahogany
chairs CHINA plated aud glass e. 1919 o'clock the
spacious above splendid collection OF valuable
paintings superb panOores stock Of elegant made
binet furniture &c. by catalogue aud without reserve
~ B-Eyery facility will be afforded for dspnSal %
merchandise of all descriptions. Business will in
business Like Sales will be regular aud
prompt this establishment under the charge solely of
THOMAS BELL. No 30 Ann st
A UCTION NOTlCE-Fme Plants aud Bulhous Roots
n A. LEVY will sell this morning II O'CLOCK at ISL
Broadway, splendid collection Of Chrysanthemums Came
las Roses other fine Plants suited FOR the paor
house 0AlsO, Dutch Bubous Flower Roots. n2O lt*m
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pOKT OF NEW YOnfx, NOVEnaEe 20
Arrived.

.ur RISES ..6 81 MOON RISES. 81
,uN sErs.. ......a 81 uI.p warrR 80. Ia
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Foreign Importations.

Passengers Arrived.
Ar SALEM-Ship King Philip from Buenos Ayrs-Captain
Henry Barbour of Boston, late of brig L af,lgsr.
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Inc f0IIOWg eNhDlts the quantity OF Hour and wheat
which arrived at tide water via the Erie canal during the
of navigation in the years 1870 1871 and 1872 and
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A sHBURTON sAUCE-For snrchns Soups, Fish Foul
~ try Meats, Wild Fowl, Game, NC
the eplcurcau , lt.-,. -. -.,.u - VAN M
tJOTEN's Broadway corner White and whole
al Nh BENEFITS, 1906 Trout and Of the propretors.
- OSBORN TONE,
81, m-r 10 Courtlandt street
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{ly- WE SHALL RECEIVE BY THE CALEDONIA,
and have sale at the Herald Literary Depot Herald
Buildings Northwest of Fulton and Nassau streets
the following latest Foreign Journals
The illustrated London News ............ ls3
The Pictorial Times, Is3
Bels Life in London. ...,...... ISL
The Dublin Freemans Journal. .............. 1871
The Dublin Nation, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ls}
tuneh; ..................... l2l
And all the Metropolitan papers
Agents can he supplied with the above and all other
european papers by forwarding their orders early to this
" nrica Suhsc mi
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GRAND OPENING BALL At TAMMANY HALL
The Proprietor 'hayng ompeed the alterations intends
giving Grand Ball Monday Evening, Nov nth, 1919.
During the the ball have been eely changed
such removing the pillars changing the orchestra and hav
drapsres cushions aud ccnt
of chandeliers up. The ladies aud genemen dressing
aud drawing beeu recapeted
der The saloon considerably larger than formerly aud fur
nshed III neat st,i
Mr. Browns celebrated Colion Band engaged for the
casion
The floor will BE- under the direction of a suitable person.
Tickets 81 esch admitting gentleman and his ladies' 10
be had at 1ammany Hall n20 lwsec
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BUFFALO. Noy 17-Ar Waterloo, Chippewa; Lexington
New England Chicago Columbus and Constitution ls De
Burlington, Chicago; Home Sandusky; Geneva Ashabula
Baekncr, Monroe; Tsyas, " sanausky Toledo; CID
Chauncey Huron; Juette, Detroit; Resolution, Pr Ryan
CLEyELAND, Nov BAR Two Brothers, Detroit; F Ward
Erie Gen Houston, Ogdensburgh Crook aud g McWhar
Oswego and cid for sanduky CID Vermont Pt Huron
Commerce, Toledo
CHeAGo Nov 9-Ar Prebe, Buffalo. Cid Ocean do; Chi
capo Oswego
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in port, Phebe ID Ray, OF New York. from Aguadilla PR
load Tor New fork Lee Of aud for Liverpool sail in f.
day. Hanson, Dyer Of Boston, sailed this morning for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-20

Go DOC LOSr.-SlO REWARD. -tsc aped from
va the stables of the Astor House. in Spruce
~ ~ Friday night, white aud liver coloTed Pointer Dog
Tie Dog had steel chain collar with T. b. Wester
welt engraved thereon, aud to the OF DASH The
Dog aged and little deaf Whoever the said Dog
the Aston House shall he paid dollars aud questions
asked. " RE-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

RG Virtue OF a de I'd Oft usl daie- the tpfh dny
- Of UCtDhCr 1872, eN, cLtsd hy imam Naluu
o me ~ trustee, 10 secsTe the pa Eient Ui Ger
am CCbts ~ sad deed mtntancC, | shall oilyr
a public sale 20 the hIEhast bidder, at the front
loor Of the Court House 90 THURSDAY tbs l0fh
day OF August next, the following described real
property, VIZ: lot No ~, situate on the NCrth ssg
OF w alter street, IN that part Of Middle " hCChng
iald OF into lots by Noah Zane, John EawceIt
and others.
Also, tot number I35, IN East Wheeling. aud
on which - erected = good brick traCuent-
The title 10 the above property is believed -
re indisput2ble, bat selling as tus,eel shall only
convey such tlfls as u vsstes I'M me by SAID dec A.
Terms Of SdIe-SIsO cash will bc rquned. the
balance ia two eQpal payments, nt 6 and 70
months, and the title to be Te'ained until the
purchase money shall be paid.
JAS A CLARKE,
" 81 Is Jrustee.
The above sale Is postponed mill Monday the 3Jd
day Of o IO5er next. JAMES 4 CLARKE.
Sept 6 Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
NEW STYLES or
~ FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.

TEOhGE nIhUREAY. T. now opening at hi'
NJ store room ou Market Squire. a large aut
htauniul assortmcni of FASHIONABLE agd STA
PIE DRY GOODS tunne o( which Vas purchased
- AuctIpu.) Among ihIs choice selection Will be
hSlod the following. viz: Cloths, CussImeTes, SdIti
netts. VelVeis. VesiIngs. Sc.
Super Cachmcte,D Ecpsse. Chine Striped hi"ns
De Lame, OmhTu striped de- rich fg'd and -irVcd
ChPlgpnble Chusnns. Mode crlofs; Luptus ENtrs
do. lheG Cloth, ZEPHYR PLAN and chsugeahlc. AIpa'
Gu. rich slup'd CnIe DE Lame, PLAIN aud figured
SATINS. SILK NELNETS, cut, plain and Figd
Super Thread L,'Cs and Edgiugs, Needle WORK q
do. Thread. hecklcnhureh, Ashhuron, and L'sie
d.. Needle worked Jacouet l~nsedIrgs and Edg'ngs
de-; HEAVY aud Medium Black Net; Black ond Mode
r rnges; Hem SuIchci aud Corded bOrdered Linen
Camhtir IIuudkerct ies; Embroidered ladies lIGk1s
and Sha wls; Rich fg'd Velvet. Brocha and Thibet
do; Ba,hIo Kid Glove; WorsteG NIlTrS; super
Plain Florencc BRAID aud SHELL BRAID BON.
NETS; super rich Ombro ST. iped Satin RIBBONS.
very sui e-IOr.
Cable and other Cord and Whalebones; a large
stock OF Ch,nIz aud other prints or now and rare
patterns; 10 900 yds brown and blcached Musliuy;
800 d"z wLie aud Cn'd Srnul COTTON; $50 Lbs
Cnld Carpet Cham; 1900 Lbs Eagle Factory Cutlur
Yarns; with all The arIcles USUALLY found in a Il
GOODS house. either Fancy Dr Domestic.
ALSO-S Super super Guupuwdrr. Imperial.
Young llysru and Puwchong TEAS; Rio Coffee.
very fuc; 800 duz White Granite Printed and Pain.
tel TEAS, Sc. Sr.
Tie ahnve Gonds having heen purchased with
great care for Cash, will he sid al the least possible
advance lu puncIual usiomcrs or good acC"p, ances
o. short date. OCT I4-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16

NARPETINth-The subscriber has Just
~ received n his store. opposite the Virginia
Hotel. Nam street. WHEEIING. the largest and
."st selected stock Of CARPETING Of al kinds,
Yer brought West &c The Mountains, Alsn. Carpet
nlndinrS. Cheneld. runed. WILTON and Brussels
RUGS; Figured and PLAIN Rsizes; PAN. and Table
."N'ts; Furniture and Floor OIL CLOTH; Donr
WAITS; Cold and Plain Canton MATING:
IasseIs. Cord. Ferraian for BLINDS. and Black
W"rsled Fringe. Also n fine stack oT very superior
WALL PAPER ard BORDERING. Those N
want OF any Of the above articles. and wish to do
l"S'ice {" themselves. would do we'll before ,urcha.
ing To call and examine his stock. as having laid
hem IN entirely Nth CASH. he is enabled to sell
them cheaper Than ever before offered in this city.
sep2 % I'm ALEX PAXTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
~PRICEs TO SUIT TIE TIMES on
ITN Il

No. I76 Mankst Square. WHEELING. Va.
Holm ROBINSON, aunUuut IS tu his friends az,
- the public. That he can be found n ms OLD
Sand. No l76 Market square. ready at all tunes To-
wait ur"n thnse who may iavor him wHh a call
HIS TABLE il furnished mn the best The Mrrkel
affords. and . : not surpassed by any other Hotel ~
the CITY.
The HOUSE is large and ummodious and can
Lodge 100 persons.
The STABLlNG is also abundant having room
sufficient To accom- MEDIATE upwards crI5O horses
This is The only Hotel IN The place that is we'll pro-
vided for The accommodation OF Horse DrOyers,
Movers. &c.
RATES OF CHARGES-Single Meal. 25 els
LSdglng. l2I cts-Supper. Lodging aud Breakfast
b23 cts-BOard by he Day. 50 cts-Boarl per Week.
- %. oct I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16

pN V rus Of q deed "i TrAst fr,m Ezekiel G
I'D Hawkins nrd Nite. hearing date the 5th day
at July. A 1882, ofrecord in the clerks Office Lr
Ohio county. I shall. on Monday The Both day OF
October 1913 al 10 o'clock. 4 81. ut the froai door
oi The Court house iur Ohm county. sell NJ public
auction To the highest and best bidder, n certain lot
"l ground. situated in tho CITY Of Wheeling. and
distinguished un the map Of snid city. as No ! IN
square y" 81 bounded NJ follows. viz: beginning
III North east curuer Of FInh and Monroe streets.
thence north along Filth 81, so feet. thence East 40
leei b inches. thence Snuih so feet. thence wesl
lt"niing Monroe 81. 40 feet 6 inches 10 the place Of
hcginning, being tho same lot spon which said
hawkins lately resided.
Propositions for The salc Of said lot will DO rsceiv.
ed nj any lime prior Ia sard day of sale.
Terms will he made kno~n on The day OF sale.
Selling as Trustee, I shall convey ~ The purcha.
ser only such TILE IS is vested an me by Tie snid
deed of trust. this iiiic. l sm satisfied. " ~ he found
upon eIamInatIcn IL 10 irdISpuiab!e.
JAMES 5. WHEAT. Trustee.
BRENTLINGER & SIALLCROCS.
"pSS AuriIuueerS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
WASH nook sToRE--Inc public

q IA"II HUUk STOK IL he pubIlc arc
" respectfully miutmrd that have now Gr
'ale, n very large assortment of BOOKS and STA.
TiONERY. ui the latest editions mud most approved
Manufacture, comprising works ia every department
II Literature AMI anicl's, suitable Tor any and every
Counting House ] have purchased n general
assortment Of superior large WRITING PAPERS
md OF Lrarher Tor BLANK BOOKS. and am ready
Co receive "Ncss Tor Account Books to any pattern,
which Will be manufactured equal To any in the
United States. From many years experience in bu-
sneSs.l have found that the Cash system. narticu
Iarly IN retail. II the most satisfactory, both To The
purchaser and seller. and having purchased my
stock Tor cash. am resolved To sell only for hc same.
By this means | ran supply at n much lower rate.
and prevent The accumulation cf 81 many small
accounts. Parents. school teachers. and The Public
generally. are respectfully invited io call and exam
Ine for themselves. JOHN J NSWELL.
oct Ia Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
CAUSE AND CURE-Tbers i. 9 eau.

CAUSE AND CURE-There is q cause
~ for every disease, aud consequently a cure
All diseases originate froa one cnuse-ihe iudiges-
ton Of the ailments ofHfs. Whatever is taken into
the body descends Al once 10 the sioma N. where.
through The operations II The gastric juice, IL Is
passed through the human canal end thus leaves
the system free and healthy. n this natural prucess
Is stopped, something 10 wrong and immediate
attention j. required S~TAINBURN'S VEGETA.
BILE EXTRACT PILLS At such umes se the
only remedy to remUve the corrupt matter which.
e retained ~ the bowels accelerate disease au5
gradually anderpine lac constitution. We eat al
kinds uf food ~indtscumInately, without the least
RECORD 20 haalfh. and then W0nder Why We are
sch. Constituted as lhe ordinary habits Of men now
are, We shouli ceasc 60 wonder AZ com plants o.
ihc body. Try Shiubum'' Pills and TO relieved a.
once. CHre, No 335 Broadway, n Y.
Puce 25 cents per hoE. Office 33S Broad way
ncIt door below he Tabernacle.
For sale by JOHN II THOMPSON,
az the bookstore az w J ROBB.
Also, ~ W BASSETr
ootlO South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
II STEE,S SALE.

SAbLs
y Virtue Of deed Of trust from Chahes
.Steuber 1ns Elizabeth Lis wife to me, bear
in- date the I'd day OF February A ID, 1913, and
now IF cord IR the clerks Office of the county
court FER Ohio courty. | shall. on Monday. IT.
30ih day of October 1919, AZ 10 O'Clock A, NJ, at
the font door Of the court house for Ohio cOUn-
~, sell To the highest and best bidder at public
auction, two lors OF ground situate in RitchIeto Nh
numbered on the plat Of said town, ten and
welve IN the eleventh square, together with the
buIlGln-s an fl I'm oruvemcnts on The same,
These lots are rceIi i'm prored, With a good JricI
tenement, and the III is beiicred 10 Be unGouGt-
cd and free from oil membranes.
Selling as Trustee. ] shall CO Ivev such title as
Is vested in me hy the sal deed Of trust.
Terms made known on the dSy fsale.
JAMES > WHEAT. Trustee.
BRENTLINGER * SHALLCROSS,
sep IS AuctiOucers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16

4 FRESH SUPPLY Of wyuudoue. Hector
~ Oilailoun, Fire SIDE Rccollccupns. One
Hundrcd Rrmanres, Rosina Meadows. Gruiude
Howard, Kate W Search Of % Husband. PufIp rn
Search ofa Wife. Harry Lorrc4uer, Charles o.
Malley, Handy ANDY. Ten Thousand g Wear. Fgr
sole % toCt - MEI LDR-S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-16
A TCTION sALE-BY HALL g. WICK.

4 UCTION BALE-BY HALL & WICK
~ HAM-Wew will sell at eur Auction Room
Oh NJ rday morning The 10Th insI, al 10 o'clock, a
variety Of SEASONABLE r GOODS, consist
ing in part Of Cloths, Cassineres, SaiiIneIts, Flunnels'
q eached aud brown Muslin, Russia Diaper, Prints,
hrusiim de Lnines. French worked capcs, Lambs
WOOL SHIRTS. Cloves. &c, with many other articles,
srIiable for the present and approaching season.
Alsu three hundred yards INGRAM CARPETlNG.
All persons IN want Of Sc as pnahle Goods. al prices
&c suit ite times, are particularly requested 10 attend
The sale. TERMS-CASH.
OoI ~ HALL & WICK1AM. AucI'u.
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VAMRRR.

INHE ,uhsouhe- hanss purchsset the INV
IL HtR lard ON Main slTast near The Bfidre'
"lfner'y socspiSd y McLssH n Rice. respectfully
inform the psS.Ic hat Ihey are prepared Al all times
TO iuruish all had. e Pr LUMBER on the most
favorable Ieuas for ca'L.
A''srhed TO This yard = an excellent plshing ms
,hise. which Nj 10 cuns'aStly supplied with vvr-
Sat'0r'ns. ~oafh'r boarding ceding. &c. which ~iu
be sold Tor cssh. ~ low - at any place in the Iye~-
tern country. All orders Thankfully received aRI
attended %. L. 5. ROOT s. co.
WhecIuV. Augusi Ill
Washington E1aminer copy 10 snoSst or tws dol
lars, sid charge Tiue e.
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EHOrsEHoLD GOODS AND FUp

~ NlrURE FOR SALE.-Pursusnt To n deed
Of Trust i"n Elijah Dav To me. dated the Goth day
"G Nav 1870. and recorded in the clerks office Of
the county court of Ohm oouniv. Va. IN deed hook
%. rag l72, will sell al public auction at The
residence Of said Dnv. on Market street. Wheeling
ON Tuesday The 24ih dnv of October next, common
ring said sale At ten o'clock. A NJ. all and singular
the household goods and furniture con Veyed to me
nv said decd.
TERMS OF SAIE-Cash.
sep u tsw ARCHD FISHER. Trustee.