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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07
CHAPTER III.


"Tsmins my -ild heart to thy loving hand"
AT twenty-five years of age Charles
Wexford came to the village of S.,
poor and unknown, but his mild dig
nifty of his manner, his prepossessing
appearance, his youthful and handsome
countenance, gained him host of
friends, and the small number of pu-
pills to which he had limited himself
was soon made up. Mrs. Lincoln sent
Lizzie and Priscilla TO be perfected in
French and Itslian-and the former
made wonderfully rapid progress if not
in the Languages, at least in the afiec-
tons of her teacher.
"Miss Lincoln" the master would
say, endeavoring, but in vain, to look
stern, +" Il shall be obliged TO detain
you after school hours, IL you persist
in talking and laughing" and Lizzie
would blush and maintain a demure
composure for the next three minutes
and hslf-then he would hear the lit
tie gypsy burning away again, for the
least sound Of her voice would attract
his notice, and calling her to him with
a grave face, but inward delight. he
would point silently to little chair a,
his side.
Poor Lizzie, half pouting, half plea
sed, "with smile on her lip, aud a
tear 10 her eye" would quietly obey.
/ rather think Lizzie liked the punish
ment upon the whole; for his dark ey es
had talked to her soul a language more
pleasant than French or ltalian--and
after looking earnestly up TO them for
a moment TO discover Il he were real
ly ofended-re-sssured by the glance
of aiieetionsie interest which he re-
turned TO her snquiring gaze, she wO'd
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CHAPTER VII

" ~ remember Ellen, our hsmlei's pride.
How msssly she blessed he hsmb. lot,
When ias stranger William had mad. her his bid.
Aad love ssi the hight Of The lowly cotr,
"Haye yoI found the blue Forget
me-not' YETI" said the good old rec
tor of $, with meaning smile, to
a fair and white-robed maiden at his
side, IS they sat with others at the bri-
dal feast about a year after the perfor-
nance of the ferest,tablesu. Lizzie
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FORM AND TxTLIHG.

E0N@h AM hLlE6s
They were twin sisters, and so alike
an form and feature that at first glance
you could not tell them apart; but you
had only to watch them for FIVE min
utes to be quite sure that Lizzie was
Lizzie and nobody else but her own
sweet self, and that Priscilla was Pris-
cilla--for in mind, in heart, in express
sion, they were as different az sunshine
and moonlight, or a statue and paint
ing, and with the same sort of differ
ence too; both beautiful-but the one
cold, calm, pale and s,ll-the other
glowing with life, full of spirit, genius
and sensibility: Priscilla stately, for
NAL, reserved, spa,hetic-Lizzie wild,
loving, trustful, playful and frank; and
NJ soon as you detected this difference
In their natures, you would begin also
to perceive that in person, too, they
differed slightly: Lizzie had fuller,
richer lip, a deeper, darker eye, a cheek
more warmly tinged, and ever chan
ging with her changing mood, light
er and more yielding form, step of
more erial grace, a SUMNER smile, a
softer, yet merrier laugh; ever her
hair had an expression about it that
did not belong to Priscilla's; both
were deep brown in hue; but Lizzie's
had a natural wave that caught the light
and changed with it 10 gold. Every
body loved Lizzie aud petted her; tina,
is, every body whose love was worth
having. She was welcome and refresh
ing to their hearts as sunbeam or a
flower, or singing bird, or balmy
breeze, or shower at noon in midsum-
mer, and Lizzie loved her friends so
warmly and faithfully,without stopping
to ask herself why. She did not blind
herself TO their faults, but she loved
them faults and ALL She was rare,
sweet child; yes! still child at heart,
though fifteen summers had some W h at
subdued and .softened her impetuous
temperament.
They lived with their mother
widow of moderate means-in a pic
turesque village of England, and at
The time my story commences were in
hourly expectation OF visit from an
uneie, oy the fathers side, supposed to
DC .'sn' ana known 10 be cross, equity
aha aisagreeaole'
Elizabeth" said Mrs. Lincoln, sea.
ing herself at awlndow TO watch for
'his arrival, 81 must once more enioir
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T II Z D X I d E

BY DE- ClsTkI.
/ cav her when the bridal pearls
Slept on her neck Of snow,
When gems and bright in,selios
Shons OIL her lofty brow;
Whsn music, soft, sweet mnsis nois
10 echoes through those halls;
/ knew shs was unhappy there,
Within her fa,hers walls;
Her melting eye 90 dark and sad,
The iears she could not hide,
Told plainly that she logsd him NOT
Who called her there his bride.
She faded 40 the blossoms which
Had wrsathed her shining hair,
And life for her possessed no joys,
Though all around was fair;
No cherished heart in unison
Beat daily with her own,
No sympathizing one was nigh
To breathe a soothing tone;
She lay upon fevered couch
Though none were by her side,
Sine breathed her gentle spiiit out,
A broksn-hearted bride.
saw her pale bsneath shroud,
As Parian marble fair,
Aud mourners inconsolabls
With weeping rent tho air;
None pitied hoi while here she lived,
All mourned her fate when gone,
And sculptursd marble monument
Shall stand her tomb upon;
And all forgot The lovely one,
Their grief was flung aside,
And peaceful meath the bright green sod
sleeps on that gentle bride.
sat beside her lowly grave,
And DER it shsd sweet tears,
For still love her memory
Through long aud painful years;
Iscauered flowers upon her tomb,
And grange garlands hung,
Upon her snowy monument,
And midnight dirges sung.
pll ever hover near that spot,
At morn and even tide,
And tell the weary pilgrim there
The tale Of that young bride.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

Oh! see tbss old and formal, fitted to thy petty
pau,
With lille hoard Of msxims, preaching down a
daughters heart. Tennyson.
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CHAPTER I.

NJ MRS. i. $. osoo Cd.
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LIZZIE LINCOLN.

= talk TIM LAST CENTURY, BOUNDED ON PACT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

" Though storms may gather DER Us,
The sun will emile again;
Though dark the way before us,
Wee led by loves true chain.
"Though sadly heaves the bosom,
Joy always follows care;
There's many summer blossom
In winters tangled hair,n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

STRANGE ENcouNTER.-We learn
from gentleman Of this city, that
few days ago cat, which had often
caught birds, mice &c, was seen emer-
ging from under house with a snake,
about foot in length, in her mouth,
with which she sported for some time,
tossing it with her mouth. laying it
down, putting her paw upon it, &c. &c;
at length, wearied with her play, she
put the head of his snakeship in her
mouth, and had scarce closed her jaws
upon it, when she made a sudden
spring in the air, alighied on the
ground, and rolled ard tossed about
apparently in great agony for several
minutes, the saliva running from her
mouth, accompanied by every symP..
tom of madness, when both snake and
ca. were killed by those who had wit
messed the exciting conflict. The
snake appeared to be viper, and had
probably retained sufficient life during
the rough usage it received to give IT'S
antagonist a deadly wound in the
mOuth.-Pittsburs Spirit of the Age
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

Rh virtue of deed OF uusI executed BY
II William Lambdin. Christopher > Lambdil,
ind lillian VI X Lanibdih 10 me, dat ted May %,
1856, and now OF record ~ Ike clerks OIL
nee OF ONO county. shall on Iuos
Jay, Tue gath day Of Jsnuary 1919, Vt the
ROM door OF the court house of Ohio { county, al
: O'Clock + M'procee9 10 sell TO the highest and
pest bidde- ior ready IN Oney; Lot No 40 forty
anc all Of Ivt No l'Orty onel except so much
thereof a. the SAD William Lambdin convened
10 T. IL SweariTseH, by deed dated 22I 81 April
1881, aud no" Of record IA the clerk $ office of
ONO county That part of said lot Al so con
Eeysd 20 SAID SwearinsCn being. as Is believed
the North part thereof containing front OF thIr-
~ nine teet width and the same breadth back TO
the alley.
Selling "a trustee l will convey such title q
IS vested IN me Oy said deed OF trust.
dec 81 dts JOHN LIST. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

TIE SoMEliSc AFF AlR.-1'he New York
Commercial Advertiser siaIes Ihai ia the U Dis
irici Cur, Tuesday. Mr. Scoles. acting as cum
sci for aud IN beh Lful Mrs Cromwell widow of the
Iuah executed on bvaoL the b. * Somcrs, applied
fVr a warrant iSr the arrest OF Commander hIaeken-
zie and Lieut. Gansevourl. with a view to their trial
the charge OF wful murIer.
Jod se Belts, on "Wednesday morning. read long .
aud very able opinion the application. whish hs
Honor must have passed large poriion oi the night
in sInJyn out AMI writing. lie denied the apPica-
lion. firstly on the gr,und that us exceedingly
Quesionable Whether the cIvil Courts have jrrisic-
ton Of the case and. secondly because the present
al all cvent is not proper lime for such proceed
ing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
JAMES II FORSYTH e. co.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
WHEELING, Va
TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS IN WOOD
COUNTY

HDuRSUANFiO deed Of Trust from John F
u Clarke and wife me. dated April IIth
1887 and recorded ia the Clerks office ofthe coun.
" cour oi Ohio county, in deed book 22 pnges 3
and 3. and the Clerks Office of the comfy cuurt
oi Wood county, in deed book 10. pages Ia and }.
! shall on Thursday the l6lh day ofFebruary S13.
sell al public auction nj The front door of the Court
house VI Ohio county, the tract of land situated in
Wood county. on the waters Of French creek and
containing about 1850 acres. which was conveyed
&c The SAID Jchn Clarke in S36 by John Clarke.
hya deed nowoirecord ia The said clerks office oIhe
county court Of Wood county. Also, two oiher
tracts Of land in said Wood county on the yote,s Of
iiermans creek or WOrIhingon's creek and con-
tanning the one about 1850 acres and the other
about 55h acres which were conveyed to the said
Iohn Clarke. by lIeIly Woods ia 1886. by a deed
also OF record in the Clerks CfIice of the County
cnuu of Wood county.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. engage only To
convey such tile = vested in me by said deed Of
trust. DANIEL LAMB, Trustee
Iau l3-ts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
PuILApELPHIA. Jan. II I847

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. III, l84S.
For two or three days past there has
been several outbreakings amongs: the
weavers al kensngton, aud some dam
age done. This evening a large mum.
Der Of them collected in the upper part
OF Kensington, and committed violence
on the dwelling, Of others. The sheriff
was called out and proceeded imme late
ly 20 the designated points, and secured
some Of the disturbers Of the peace.
Jan. Is, 1912.
Last night: the Sheriff with body Of
officers proceedel TO a small market,
near the Germantown road and Master
street, where party of the rioters had
assembled, armed with clubs, stones and
some firearms. AS the officers ap.
preached they were assaied with
shower of brick ba.s, stones and some
discharges Of muskets, which had the
effect TO throw the body of officers into
confusion, and the Sheriff escaped from
the mob with much difficulty, after hav-
ing been somewhat injured in the onset
The possee being scattered for time,
lett the rioters masters of tho field. -
Several Of the mob were made prison
ers.
This evening several of the military
companies are on the grouHd, fully arm
ed and eqaippe1; and will no doubt deal
destruction IN the ranks Of the disturb
ors Of the public peace, on the first at
Tempt at riotinS. Sheriff Porter, who
by the way appears especially obnoxi
Gus to a portion Of the mob. has deputi
sed some others to act in the matter this
evening, who, | trust will succeed in
9uelling the alfIay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16


wHooPING COUGH wnoOPlNG CoUCH
DIR ROGERS reqlests US to say that he has
practeed medicine as PHI sician for thirty years
During this long peiiOd of his practice Inc has
made use OF various Kinds of remedies for cold .,
hoarseness, and that distre ssius complant the
whoopins cough; and he bel ievss with as good
success as physicians IN general; aud aft er all
he finds none as successful as Pease's clarified
essence of Hoarhound candy-and he woufI
recommend 1t 10 be universally used, 1t eau be
obtained at 10 Division st.
This IS to certify that was three years Attic
ted with an inflammation Of the lungs, and iourd
no relief until used Pease's compound of Hore-
hound candy. BENZ WHITEHOUSE,
Is Orchard 81.
wHooPING CoUGH-I can recommend
Pease's caOdy for this dangerous complaint,
My chilG was afii cted with il, and this CANDY
Afforded immediate relief. JPATTEr::,
Cedars ST.
FIR sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
Jan IL Wheeling. Va.
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: pK. fAsfalAN.s EuxER of ln.ALrn n

Dir. EASThLAN'S ELIXER OF In.ALfiI "a
4 Wis is universal fesiorativc M alf cssess
where ife Stomach. LiNcr. % any Ui fne or
,ans concerned in tfe dIeesiivu functions. are Tao
Urinary scut Of the diseases. and that soch lras
Il almost Ihe whole catalogue OI human -ledIvss
well Known iu every Ihysician 90 arsl
ELMER or IIEAfLIfs ESQ rs-l
IL strengthens and gives tone and appetite % mo
stomach and possesses The long sought ami dcsire
property or rendering harmless 10 the stomach any
redundancy Of bile, that may be g6neruied there.
md At The time when there a deficiency ot
hat necessary Aud. producing COsliVensss depres-
siOn Of spirits lilly, dizziness ia the head V0y
iaiion of the heart. pains IN various paris OF the
5Ody and other Characteristic symptoms of Dyspet-
.Ia IL acts perfect substitute for The bile. opens
he bow els gently. hers To digest the food relieves
III pain ia The stomach head. Ga, the MUD.
invgOraies the system. aud restores u 10 pcriect
health again. IL is warranted Ia never fsIl IN eiec;
ting permanent la AL cases .o consumption
cough, where the lungs become diseased from syns-
pnIhy with the stomach or liver; all dropsiesl sffec
lions from the same cause yield 10 lis powers At
nncc. loss OF appetite. heartburn. nervous complaints
OF oil kinds night swcas and diarrh1a removed :
by 1t by a charm. supply Of this valuable
medicine. just received and for sale by
OLIVER PRYOR. Uniun 81.
jan To- Wheeling va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
ONE FIRE MORE.

SENSENET having On hand a stock much too
- heavy for the present season. and being very
desirOus o! reducing II mUJh possible befVrs
The spring, will oher inducements ~ CASH buyers.
lie would respectfully Gull attention 10 the iollaw
ing articles.
Super wool dyed blue black Cloths.
heaSy sIook Of Cloths generally.
VeIy large stock SaIiinetls and Jeans.
White. red. yellow and green Flannel.
English Mernos and Mouslin de LaIns.
Cthcoes Of all qualities and prices.
Brown and bleached MuslIuS. &c.
Together with all the other vrlicles usually found
IN Dry Goods Store, ali of which he will sell Io
his friends. (d lbey will give him oprohuuiIy.l
on as good Terms as any other store IN the city.
whether Jew Gentle. Mahonedan or Mormon.
dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
TRUsTEE,S SALE.

I(A virtue ora deed of trust from James Cald-
II wen 10 us Tor certain purposes therein
rcclted, Tow on record in the tle:k's ofhte OF
Ohio county, we shall on Saturday the gath OF
Dec lof2at III am at the front door ol the coHst
house IN Wheeling, expose 10 public sale al auc-
lots number 4. 8, and IN the Belle Ar addition
&c. the CITY OF Wheeling. The two first named
lots beng on Quincy ST, and the last named on
Hampden st. Terms OF sale. One fourth cash,
and the residue IA equal pa yuents by negotiable
notes at 8. IL and ) mos with interest from day
OF sale The payment of the notes To be secured
by deeds OftrisI upoa the premises.
Any notes gwen by James Caldwell, will be "a
ken IN payment 10 The amount OF two thirds of
the purchase. ALF'D tAI.D y ELL,
s CALDWELL,
dec I0-G copy Trustees
The sale OF ILe above properly is postponed until
Monday. January 90. 1912
1tENTLINGER d SHALLCROSS,
dec 2G-is Autioueer,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
Book and Job Printing.

Bar The Publisher ofihe Wheeling Tiucs aud
Advertiser has just received % large assortment Of
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York aud Baltl-
moro. comprising the most elegant kinds recently
cast there; and some Of which are not % be found
On any office West Of the Mountains With a spa
cious Office experienced workmen.and new mate
rails, he BE- prepared 90 execute every kind Of
8,.ts, 2Hsss 2p,s,t,nq,
IN Inc finest style and oi the shortest notice
" Steam Boat Bile. Posters. Handbills. &C., prn
ed at 'an hours notice dec -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
-COMNrssIoNER,s SALE.

IN CtIANCEl(Y-ln the Cu6git Superi.I CoUI
4 Of Law end Chancery for Ohio county.
Lachariah Jacob,
Morgan Ne sou and others.
In pursuance of decree pronounced by SAID
court m SAID cause on the 18th day of june le42
sha all proceed, on 'he 9th day of February IS43
the same beng court dayl nj the front door o.
tae court house OF sand county, To sell to the high
ST aad best bidder al public auction lot No nint
ID ln square Il! twelve, IN the city Of Wheeling
TERMS Oh aSALE--One filth OF the purchas,
IN )nel La cash and the residue IN inst ments at
eight, sixteen and twenty four months. the pur-
CHASER giving bonds and good curity for III,
deferred lnstaime%ts with interest from the DAY
II sale unul paid; and title retained until tn,
purchase money u satisfied.
ISAAC w MITCHELL, Eeputy for
A WOODS, Shenff oi Ohlu county,
aud Commissioner IN tin behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

CiNClNATE Jan. 10
PORK BARRELS are in great demand both for
home cInsnmpIiu and shiptnen TO various points a.
bove and bellows Most OF the Bats for Nashville
60 I'D with them. This has oecas oned some adj
Nante in the price. here From 90 to S1lc has
heen paid through the seasOn. and spme
gencies 81 90, and even more. There few no
Whisky barrels IN market, just now. at any prlce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

SUDDEN DEATH We regret TO
learn that the Hon. Francis S. Key die |
suddenly at the residence Of Charles
toward, Esq. his son-in law in Bali
more. on Wednesday evening last, at
O'Clock,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
JOSEPH TAYLOR 4 SON.
ron HARDING AND COJIHISSION
hIER(HA NsTS

MERCHANTS.
corner Of EHtdU and German streets,
BALTIMORE, MD.
NJ ES TERN MERCHANT are respectfully
w informed that we have mad arrangements
to Forward Goods by the Baltimore aud Ohio
Rsiroad' The cars being loaded at our store and
consigned 10 houses Immediately on the road IN
Cumberland, enables US 10 send goods through
point
Particular attention will be paid to Produce
dec so-d2m JoSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EkTATE.

10y vfrIue Of q deed OF trust exccaned by Jacob
D Bier, bearing date ON the 18Th day ui May
1871, aud recorded in the Clerks Office of tie
county conrI Of Ohio county, in deed book No 81.
page l6 | shalt on Saturday. the 4ih dag %. Feb
"ay next al The ftunl door OF the Court House of
Ohio e"uniy. proceed To sell at public a.ciion. to
The hghes bidder. the following descrihct real cs-
tate Ia VII All lhe cslale, right, tile and interest OF
the sHid Bier Va and To lots No one. Two. thee aud
four ia the 3 square aud lots No. five, SIX and
thirteen IN oih square in The addition To South
wheeling laid oH by Richie & Sprigg, commonly
called RiirhIei"wn. Terms made known at The
time Of sale Selling trustee. shall Only make
such Iiie rs Is vested IN a. NJ. NELSON,
dec %S-lm Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
MILITARY NOTJCE-

a i an adjourned meeting OF board Of officers
IN OF The h Regiment Virginia Milnia held nj
the Council Chamber on Saturday evening the 3lsI
ut. The following resolution was adopted unani.
mnus.
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this board il is
the duty Of every commissioned officer OF The militia
of this commonwealth artond promptly at The
hour, every meeting and parade; aud any office r
iahing Ia attend when properly hoIiiie is gully Of
derGliclion Of duty
Ordered, that the above resolulion he nublisbeJ
M the city papers. GEO w SIGHTS,
Jan III Clerk 4lh Reg't
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

NAT ILL be sold a. public sale ~ 80 days FROM
" daic, if not called ior 90 the meantime &C.
pay storage the running gears Of oncioUr horse wae
gon lcft con my premises about ten months since,
jan 10 I'm JAMES n. FORSYTH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

The Legislature OF Penn sylvania has
re elected the Hon. James Buchanan u
nned States Senator for six years from
Ihe4 Of March next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
ZINE PRINTING INK.

fINH T. subscribers have a constant supply OF
i Printing Ink Of various qualities fiotn so
cents 10 2 on per pound from the Eagte Printing
Ink MauuiactOr, which they offer 20 printers
az reduced prices, and which they confidently
recommend Co purchasers as beng fully Cgusl 20
any manut5 Cturcd IN the east or west. they have
ussct Oh the best WORK for the last turee months.
Owing 10 IT'S peculiar biackuess. but a small
quantity Is required on the typc, which NAV es %
prices.
Pri,es-News Ink, 30 cents per 10.
Book Ink, 40 do
Extra Book ink 90 do
Terms cash
) T. Co are also agcntsf for I'm Hagar & Cos
(Ncw Ork) Type foundry, and are constantly
supplied WITH Type aud other printing apparatus.
which they offer for sale az New York prcos.
SHEPARD a. co.
Stereotype Founders and Printers,
Third street between Walnut and Vine
Cincinnati ian "a Zw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

USF received AT the Sign Of the BLACK
- MAMMOTH BOOT. Market square. few
cases of WOmens' aud MsSes' Kip and Calf Lace
Boots. rs Ihs is The season for Ihs kind Of Lace
Boots, those who want good strong article
will please give Us a call jan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

DIED Al the residence of his brother in this
city, yesterday morning. MIR SAMUEL GILcHRnT,
uged 80 years. The funeral will take place iTUm
ue'house OF Gilchrs,. Esq al O'Clock this after
mon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

>RUST SALE.-Sy virtue of deed Iftrust
Il executed 10y John FawceII, bearing date on
the 9th Of April, 1871, and recorded m the clerks
office OF Oho cou'Iy, shall. on Monday the 18Th
day OF May next, prrCeed TO SELL on the premises
at public auction to The highest bidder for cash. lot
No Five IN the second square in the city of Whee-
ling, situate ia Waller street near the steamboat
landing, whtreon are large and paiaa6ie mare.
houses. The lille is believed TO be unquestionabIe;
hut selling as trustee will only make such title as
IS vested IN me- WIN III KING,
IAN Is Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
ST.. IOIJIS Ian :

There has been a rise in the river sufE 'ieni for
amy class Of boats and floating ice has nearly dis
Qppeared