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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN CHANCERY -Stsnbery & Houston,
Thomas Jones & others
Under aud by virtue of the decree pronsuncod
IN this cause at the late intermediate term Of ths
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cnancery for
Ohio county | shall offer for sale, at the court
lay next, (i943, Pew number 50 in 81 Matthews
church, Wheeling, the same being tns Pew owned
~ said Thomas jones,
TERMS-A credit Of twelve months--ths pur-
chaser giving bond with good security, bearing in
frsm the date thereof and the title retained
until the purchase money q paid.
| W MITCHELL, u Sheriff and
mar ~ I'm Commissioner IN this behalf
The sale 81 the above property % postponed until
Saturday the 9th instt
The Sale of the above property 10 posi- sonsd until
Monday the 5 IN day % June.
wv MITCHELL d. Sheriff end
may 30 Commissioner in this bsh w.
4 DVICE TO ALL-Every family. particularly
~ those who live 81 distance in the country
should always Be provided with a supply Of fhs
STAtNBURNS VEGETABLE E1rRacr PILLS
Which by being timely administered will prevent
the progress Of many fatal dseases the following
respectable persons yyhs having nscd them IN hsiS
fsmiies) now stand ready 10 testify The sHcelcHt
health preserving qualities Of thess Pills.
| Robert Murs. No 47S Greenwich ~, New York
| Francis Post, Sc Vandam 20 do
/ WIN Fusby. 365 Holden e Dc
/ Henry s Thorn. DIG DIVISION 20 -
| EN- Anderson 352 spriRg - do
A w Lester 1s2 Sullivan - DO
] Office Tor tho sale q the shove valuahls Pills
No sSs Broadway, next door 10 ice rnbernaels-
+. Price - cents per Dor.
/ For sale by JOHN ri THOMPSON.
81 The bookstore &C WIN Hobb
/ Also cor ale By 3 " BASsETT
may 30 sonth whsslinf
I
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CRAB CIDER.

n n Bbls M'Mechen's best, for sale cheap, b,
may IS No Al Water St.
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COMnIsSIOSEK,S .AIY
'. hON EMS sALf..
~ REAL ESrA re AND PERSONAL pro
PEKTY ~

" PERTY. - = W.
Porter g. Wagner,
Isaac Sprin ger sud others
In Chancery- BY virtue of the decree prono-r.
ced IN this cause, on the 10th day of Novar-riSr
1912, the undersigned, will offer Tor sale =, ~.
Tsssldenee OF sand Springer, 2 miles cas-, OF
MheelinE on the Sationai road, on ,jaturds the
third day Of june next. the following personal
property, belonging 10 the defendant r.sac
springer, 10 wit, one horse, 2rOws, 2 feather
peas, Oedsteads and holdings, bureau, ibles
ooL chalrs, large copper kettle and hogs
Also, one lot Of nd containing one acre. SIM.
ateo on me National road, four and u half miles
east oil w heelinR, being the residence of md
springer together with the improvements there
Ierms-Cash for the purchase OF the personal
GtopSryi on all sums TO the amouut $40: over
mat sum. 90 days credit will be given, bsaTIns
hte:gst rom ihe day of sale. For the zeal este,~
agIeult Oh SIX twelve and eig5 tech months with
n!tIesLthe purchaser or purchasers giving DC ia
win go' security, for the payment OF the PR
chase money. for said personal property and "a 4
the same Is paid,
w MITCHELL, d S, Tor
Arch'd Woods, Sheriff OHIO o.
mAy aad Com'r in his behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-02

Fancy Letter OF all sizes together with n Qrea,
varsity OF Continuation Bnrler.. Flowers. Cuts and
Urn menis. Printing Ink of all qualities and COLOR;
Sm tn. Washington. and Power Presses. Cases;
S1nds; Galleys; Brass Rule. plain and waved;
composing Sticks. &r. furnished also at greatly re-
duccd rates.
Specimen Book may be had on application At
The Foundry, or IL eau he forwarded TO those at n
distance requiring -. by mail, ~ n small expen.e
STEREOTYPE WORK done en- terms a. fayo.
fahe as nj any other eSInblshmeuI in this country
orders viii meet with prnmpI attention, and any
Information given IN relation To making up a news.
paper Office, when addressed to
LUCAS. jr.
"" Proprietor.
SILk AND LACE GOODS, a. N York
NCprices. including a large nd handsome Io, of
Lnces' Edgings. NetIs, Cardinals, Scnrfs, French
worked Collars. Silks Mouslin de LANES B,nn.t.
%r &c all "fihe latest and most fnshionabI. s,vI.
Inc aNovc G"'dS will rem1 in in this place hut
lew days Merchants and AHiners are invited 10
call and examine fer themselves
Terms-CASlI. HALL & wICRHAM.
may % Jnhnstons Row.
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"oUCK'S PAHACEA-l3 dog bottle. reed
- and Tor salob q PRYOR.
sp ~
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CST RECEIVED, general stock oTGROCR.
" RiES. LIQUORS. &c. Of superior quality.
which Is offered At tho most reduced prices for
CAon. d MGINNIS,
oP<l No liz. Market Square.
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FIRE COMPANY,

UOU are ordered 10 meet at The Engine House
on Saturday jane 3, I5l3, at o'clock. N
fuzzy squippod iOF drill and inspection BY order.
jun JNO. McELROY, Secy.
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TRUST SALE.

Ky Virtue of deed Of trust from James Sar-
- gent and Deborah his wife TO me dated he
2lst DAY OF June, A ID. 1912, and duly recorded in
the clerks office for the county Of Ohio shall on
the ltth DAY OF June, 1913, at - O'clock in front
OF the court house IN Wheeling, expose to public
sale at Auction for cash, the following DESERT: cd
Z, al estate, TO wit; a certain piece or parcel Of
land situated and J. ing in the county of Ohio,
state oil Virginia, aud bounded as follows, to wit:
beginning at Il post on the West side OF the Ma ..
tonal road, aud joining the south line of the
lands Of William Neil, thence south TIVE degrees
East htteen and i've tenthS perch,s to a post,
thence south fifty nine and one fourth degrees,
west thirteen and five tenths perches, to post on
the West Bank of little heelinE creek, thence
norm two 10grees, west fifteen and FIVE tenthS
perches TO post, thence north fifty nine and one
fourth dcgI e. east thirteen and FIVE tehths perch
es 10 the place OF ginning, containing one acre
aud twenty three perches, being the same land
conveyed TO said Sargent by John KIEgin.
Selling as trustee shall only convey to the
purchaser such utle as IS in me vested By sala
deed OF Trust. ALFRED CALDWELL
may 20 Is Trustee.
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LITERARY DEPOT.

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HANDY ANDY, 62I Cts.
IL JACK HINTON, 625
Do cheap edition. 37i
TWO ADMIRALS. SO
LIFE or CALHOUN. Isi
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PILGRIMS or THE RHINE. lSi
PIERRE LANDAIS, ISj
LECTURES on MODERN HISTORY, 25
MAGAZINES.
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, so
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All the new publica lions received, as sosn rs
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Monroe Street. HIRAM KANE
moy 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

,..e Osp;SATIoN scene IN TIE EPlsCo
hcurecu-Eleven young men were, on sun
~ ardained at St Stephens church, by the
s:s 9s, Bishop Onderdonk. The service was read
- p. .he Rev. Dr. Berien, and the sermon was
g,,sbed by the Bishop. After he had concluded,
.lsven candidates stood around the altar, when
:. - announced as is customary, that he was about
:. y erlain them. and requested tha, if there were
w. nerson or persons who had any objections to
aske ~ or knew ought against them, they would
-a,r announce the same. \ moment OF silence
.a.pd when the Rev. Hugh Smith (of st. Pc
.ss rose in the middle aisle, and stated that he
s.d s. letter yesterday informed the Bishop that
:, should protest against thc ordination olone of
,se Candidates Mr.. carey, IN consequence Of his
',ding opinions favorable to iiomansm AID he
Nd now accordingly protest When he sat down.
III Rev NJ Anthon. of St. MARI church IN
Inns clly, who had Oecn slltlng IN the same pew
with Mr.. Smith, also rose, and in like manner
mo,estcd against the ordination of Mr. Carey Tor
Inc same reason
Bishop Onderdonk stated that he had received
the objections Of the Rev. gentlemen, and had IN
consequence appointed six competent ana WORTHY
PERSONS to examine into the charge wnich nau
been made against MIR. Carey, and that iiiey nau
unanimously reported to him that 1t was unbound,
ID; and that also was his own convic.ion' Sliu
hat he should proceed to ordaln all the cakdl-
iates He then commenced reading the prayer,
md durinp the ceremony Messrs. smith and
,ntI,on both arose and left the church. Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06
DI ED.

On Tuesday afternoon, i,h ns of consumption, Mary
Fi!ton wife of Hiram Tuppe printer, formerly OF Boston
aged AS years.
The friends of the family aud the members of the Mer-
can,e Lodge of l. O. Of O. F. and the Order in general,
invited attend her funeral this (Thursda atsoo
at o'clock from No 81 SulliNantree Her remains viii
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inerment
Boston papers viii please copy.
On Wednesday, 9th inst, Ambrose Lows, son Of a. W.
Morgan, aged months
The friends of the family invited attend the funeral
this Crhursday) afternoon, o'clock, No. l6 Burton-st.
July Mrs Niargareit Of the late Hugh Hous
toun, in her I'D year:
July I'd, slrs; Maria Rudderow, in her 64th year.
July 3i, Sophia, wife Of Rober, Peripe, 10
On Sunday morning. at 5 o'clock, Elizabeth Caroline,
wife Of L. Mills, and daughter Of the late John Kane
the l+th year of her age.
On Saturday July lst, James b. Bisse Jr eldest son
Of James D. Bissett, in tie l3d year of his age.
On Sunday, July I'd, Nicholas y. Wyckof of Bushwck,
aged 60 years, months and IS days.
Ga Sunday morning, Mr.. Ephraim Funess, in the 39tb
year Of his aye.
At Carlisle Mass June 2s Ann Greeuleaf of this city
rclict Of Thomas Greeneaf, in her 10Th year.
Al Montreal, June 20, Mr.. Edward o Ledward, 33.
AT Peekskill, N.Y. on Friday morning. 30h ult., at the
residence Of her son-inlaw, William Leayens, hlrs Eve
Bung relic of the late Ebenezer Burling, of this city,
,srod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06
Passen:ers Arrived

In the steamship Hileria, Boston,, from Liverpool
To Haliiax-Captan Wentworth, lady, four children and
nurse Mrs Gelye Master Charles Allison w Joinstone
Clark Deve Sir Rupert George Bent and two servants
Nh Jolly, Flahy and William Butlerls. From Liver
pool BosonCo Loriug Mrs Loring and servant Mas
and Miss Lorng, Mr. Brooks, Mrs Brooks Master and
Miss Brooks, Madame Papineau and servant, Master and
Mdlle Papneau Mrs Browning, children and four
wants, Mi Wainwright, lady, tree children and servant,
Cap. Richard Trask, Capt Elliot Capt Tennant, Mir An
Irews and lady, Mrs Barber Mrs Fabe, Capt Amsio Mrs
farez DR. Durham, O Andre Due, Alfred Higgins, Wa
;ers, Anderson, Stanley, Dickson, Chase, w Murray
Maitland Cabot, II Smith J L Levin, A J Johnstone, Wild
der Barnes Ross Staed, Ives, Frebcrt, Jas Armstrong
Benjamin aud Brown, Mr. Elliott Lord Nus ground and
Capt Sharp, r N-64. From Halifax to BosonDr Para
net Mr. Lindsey, Mr. Patchen Mr. Pallste and Mr.
prouse Miss Whalen, Mrs Mel Leane and Prof McFarlane
g. Total 81.
In the pacle, ship Emerald, from Havre-Count de Chol
seur Consul Of France; DR. Quachenbus, of New-YoIk:
Mons Perns aud son.
In the ship Isabella from Brem.n-C D Wynoken lady
and daughtef Adelf Benend and Miss Susan Meyer Us
the steerage.
In the brig Margaret Ann, from Malaga-J Ramas, Of
Oporto.
Ia the brig Ceres, from Antwep-Nlr Cam; ll5 in the
steerage.
In the brig Emma, from MaracaiboH Clark, G w Hunt
and w Lawrence
Passengers Sailed
In the steamship Columbia, from Boston for Liverpool
Addtonal--Iohn Hunt and Matthew Clark, Of Boston; -
Werk OF Cincinnati; John Terrence, Mrs Terrence and
VIM Steel of Canada. Total. IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06
THE HON ROBT. II. MORRIS,
HIS EXCELLENCY WM. c. BOUCK,
PRESIDENT TYLER
Ey.pRrslnrNI ANnREW. 1AcKsnN

EX-PRESlDENT ANDREW JACKSON,
An array that any individual might be proud of, They
comprise the first citizens of the land respected by
publican when such men, their high aud elevated stations
notice medicine, surely must convince every reasonable
man of the good of the atice alluded 10, Peases Hoarhound
Candy
Messrs- have repeatedly used you Candy orCoush and
colds and awavs found relief But official duties prevented
otinuenza withhold from recommending the
the public. an yogrS; ours; truly, o,,,c
City Hall, New York, 2ttE, June, 1888
Nlessrs J. PEAsE & Son, i5 Division st.
Sold wholesale and retail at IS Division 81; No. 10 Astor
House and sc William sOur Agents Nos. 10, 273
and 755 Broadway MARITIME cor DIST and Ninth avenue
Nos 5 and 3ll Bletcker Brigham, Houston and Ave
nue. D: John jasper, BoomincdaIe Nos li3 80 and 5c6
Grand ST 76 and 1913 Spring Nos. O8 and 81 Sixth Ave
mo l78 and 22S Houston ST. Nos To- 49, I'll and IA 9Th
nae; Rodgers lG W Broadway: g Fulton s. Brookly 232
Bro1d Newark y nos Ledger Buildin" haGepma: No
STATE 81 Boston: No no Baltimore St Baltimore; No
State ST. Albany; Weed = Waters Troy layanj, H,rrow
( Allsn. Charleston s. c. jy6 ltd!tW'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06
NJ A RRIED.

On Monday Sd inst. by Rev G. T. Bedell, Rector of
Ascension Church. William D. c. Brown Miss Harriet
4. Plank all Of this city.
On the a9h inst; by the Rev. W. W. Eyerts, Mr.. John
+. Sharp to Miss Martha Adams.
AtIIarem y. y, June 70, Mr William H. Dayton, Of
Rensseaervi!le Albany Co.. Miss Emily Byrne, formerly
Of Brooklyn, l.. l..
At Cherry Valley, on Thursday morning June 29ih By
the Rev. Joseph Ransom, Abraham B. Cox of the city Of
New York Levantia White daughter Of Jacob Living
ston, of the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06

The Philosophers stone-lIn M 9thsr r.. woEas
ranacra for all iiseasesas diligently sought oT ou'
found by the old acenists. In these modern days
ever one medicine has been invented which Is sltese ~
which is certified by men the highest standing III Socle. 10
be speedy for worms intermittent ievTT, a;
riants affecting the stomach ard bowels s somsShie
we'll aetative qualities highly e-sehcat u, M be
xhere disease Is accompanied By .rat pIoNtt VI
bodily powers While removes obstruetioa' II
and ygor o the digestive functions. :, No
Sold BY the Agents A B. S D. SANDS, DrugslIIIss, .
10 Fulton-stree 2TS Broadway u East BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06
ANNIVERSARY AND CONVENTION OF
THE PSI UPSILON SOCIETY.

The PSI UPSlLON FRATERNITY will celebrate
their First Dcceunia Anniversary the 25th Of July, 1913
,h day before the Commencement of mon Colsgel N the
Hall OF the Theta Chapter, IN h. Ctl al Scienecada The
brethren Of the sociGty are hereby requested 10 be present
assemble the afternoon OF Coumencemenr day July 26n
At the place Tor the revision of the Constitution and the
transaction Of other important business
By order of tn. Society.
A. c. GEAR, Theta Chapter, L. {.
W. IL. WILCOX Delta Chapter y. !. I.
o. 5. TERRY, Beta Chapter, y {.
d. F. MORRILL,, Sigma Chapter, 5. I.
&. T.. STRONG, q ANNA Chapter, a. l.
J. y. PUTNAM Zeca CHAPTER, D. c.
q. .QUACkENB0SS, Lambda & haptcr, =. I.
,r.s0a atN,AXAisSk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-06
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