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FENlt. sub.crlhcr hnvln. removed his store to Capt
] NJ, Iahh's corner. opposite Tho market house.
bgs eay. Ia .lnic that the for winter clothing
lar ad anced. and not wishing 10 keep hard any
winter gu,ss Tor summer. he offers At his new
stand all Gods IN the above line AT cost. and all other
guus al low prices. than heretofore offered by Inn.
any other establishment, AMI no abatement. Among tho
articles. comprising his stuck luay bo found Dvcrcuas
Fuck Dress and Hunting Cuais III every variety aud
latest slylc. warranted well made aud Of the best natc
ais, equal 10 any. aud 'bettor than the b aud cheap
than offered before III this other narkct
Also Pants. Vests, Shirts Dawrrs, Stocks. HosoIns,
Collars, Suspcnders, Gloves, and every article IN the
tailoring or clothing hue. usually kept.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage bestowed On
him, siranger. he hopes by strut attention and pune
luay IN business 10 merit from his old customers amt
he public, continuance oi The same.
II IL - %
Cutting at the shortest notice, and warranted to
TT al 90 ola tor cutting euaa, aud 10 eta, 1r pans aud
.ILEO
Cutting and making The shortest notice. and for
the finest coat and down To So Tor common. Pants
and vest, in proportion.
Please call aud for the truth of he above give him
trial. and II he don't spll, he N pay tt The mate
nals,
BENZ TERRY.
Jan. - it's
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New Nprin. Goods.
~ ST r. ~. Nv u,

Z : opening at his Cash Sure
AVAHiErY Oe' DRY GOOD,
scarce IN tins market Which III be- sold at prices
l., sui The times.
q re- Pri rN.
New Orleans aud NJ. Crox SUGARS, isd Cd, and
10 cts per ID.
COFFEE, good al 10 els ncd 9l per III.
SALE hue sacks cheaper than any IN mirkot
10000 lbs Spun Cotton from the best Factories III
Virginia, al Nns. 1. ,, t. !, :, .. 10, II, ~, Is,
H. Al the lowest market pricc.
JNO. j. pl'RNIS
March 6wii
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The (UbPU ls"uStN
MAIN STREET., s.,.chLuru, Va.

fuVllS new and etnmalious building, recently erect
1 ed on the ot hank Square. viii be ready
nr tenant hy The first ri April next AZ regards loca
,'or. internal arrangements and other requisites ir
Public House. isne, surpassed ieqrasd by any other
tencmcot in town, Ia built entirely Vi stne. fifty fur
lev, tu, ,annng back 10 feet. four hiph aud
,Ncludus the brick tenement ad.u,ng aud connected
will IL, has twenty iour o,gin. RUINS. two reception
aud two dswng rooms; Those designed for aides, be
'ne rnl'rcy separate aud apart from those appropriated Il,
the uscoI gentlemen. In addition 10 these. II has dt
ming 'oom 90 feet by 22-bar mum, cellars. hlolens.
To good tenant the terms viii he liberal.
bn ,he first flour of the hos,, the ~ Is Store Room
hsnd.uelN fitted np, 30 lee, by ". whIch vail asa he
h,r rent =, The saue time Two ,hnc other nsns
suited 10 .nall lames. will als' lousr good
Itnanis, RICHARD Il. GRAII.E.
March y Ws
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LIME! LlME!! IINEN.
.V'UxI('G,


DN virtue Of deed OF trust. executed To the subscri
- beers by Archibald u, Duke. bearing date on the
10TH day OF Dccembr lsi2. and duly recorded IN III.
Cltrk { icc OF tho County tnIr oi Campbell, We
will Friday. III. 2llh day of March. 1913, proeed
sell the premises, 10 the highest bidder by way Of
public auction. Tor ready money,
The Wills with the Lands thereto n'snrh~d,
situated IN Fishing Creek. in the county Oh Campbell.
at near the James River aud kanawha Canal being
the property owned by ihealeC hrsoph.r Anthony
deed Also al tho same time and place. Negro bay
ualnrd Lows; a Negro girl. named Hannah a Ne
no Girl, named Nancy aud Neem man. named
Fountain; being the property in said deed mentioned, or
much Vi SAID property will be sufficient 10 pay the
OF three hundred and forty four dollars and the cosis
attending the sale.
Tho c 10 the above property il believed 10 BIZ good
but acting trustees. shall only convey such lille
ms is vested IN Ms by virtue ii said deed.
JOHN WILLS, or...,.
CT WILLS )
March q t2lNh
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~ Que hour after the ARRIVAL of the Richmond Mail, on
It's ARRIVAL before o'clock, L. NJ.
rle Office win be KEEP, open ON Sunday mornings.
from bali past ,.gt To 9 o'cpek, A. Nj.
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NEW GHCD>! NEW GOODS !
Now opening ut the
.eIsC (EiHu ana Glass eSurc Store.

A. RICHARDS b Go. are now opening an as
W surlnrni u. rIocd aud common Gaodr Of
nddor1e patterns. ust received by direct importation
from Liverpool. all Of which will be sold, wholesale
rcaIl. on til, most favorable terms. Purchasers
spec'iuly solicited 10 call before supplying themselves
elsewhere, and examine stock, hch CONSISTS partly
ri the following arllcles
beautiful blue. green aud brown Dining Sets
Elegant white granite do do
Printed, painted aud granite Tea Ware. great variety
beautiful granite and printed Toll,-e Ware
f.cgart hIte China Tea Sets
do Fancy do do -. s. and 81 pieces
Rich French do do do Gold Band
Rich Cut Glass Dccanlcrs, Wines, Jolles, Tnmbers
bc.
Pressed do Tumblers, cmonadcs etc.
PLAIN do otcvery description, together with a
complete assortment Of Slune Ware.
MarcI9 Wis if
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EOx kE.V'I,

|uNlF spacious and handsome Dwelling House, be-
l. longing 10 Mr. William Bailey, and, present &c
cuplcd by the subscriber There an sxcecn, garden,
spacious yard, brick kitchen aud other necessary
oul houses attached Ia The premises Also, tho eol sod
acre lot, Opposite the Dwelling House, on which there
la excellent Stable. Carriage House, SC. tluh the
GARDEN and lot in cultivation with tho usual vege
tables, SO. The subscriber has posscsslun Of only
I'll the Is, Of November next. though he has dopbt
good the period would be extended it desired.
Posscssion given the LIST Of April. During my stay
IN Richmond, applicants are requested 10 engulre tor
terms which shall be moderate, to Isaac Adams Esq.
I'D. IT, TOLER.
\. u. The subscriber will he glad 10 dispose ot any
portion o. his Furniture, priyaIu sale. hls 10
lynchburg,
March tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

MOT one in a hundred is competent to chuse gool
~ Piano Forte for himself. \ person may be pleased
with the fan instrument, and may (becauseo OF has
want Of intormaon think it very superior, whilst al the
time i, may be only tolerable-Sucl is the care
and pecaulon necessary in selecting Piano Forie that
you have not experience in such matters, there ara
chances one that you viii b, deceived. Some in
slrumenls would DO considered excellent until brought
into side by side comparison with Others S.me are We
ry good at first, but become worthless. aud otifs
goai but moi the best. The important part Of Piano
(ht actisn hid from the eyes Of purchasers. aud there
is much difference in the principles upon which they
are constructed Is il is possible to conceive ut,
Under such circumstances would il nut be most pru-
dent order Piano from dealer in the article, who
has looked into the comparative merits ri the different
makers; has been selling particular make Tor o or
years during which tine has uId upwards Of three hnn
dred without selling bad one Aud in addition, oilers
10 take up himself the risk Of selecting for thssr WHO
may wish purchase allowing Thorn the privilege V
trial. and Of withholding paynlen, until the @asss IS
fairly tested
ThcSnaanhe terms Of the subscriber MAa prspises 70
,s a. ], * ! |6 sIil - " u NASH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

The Relief Ia,r.-1hc Rtfi Law Of t'ql. l'oaf"-
rant Of the Senate ter aillrlme Ter 10 The country by
m, abb on Of rule DAYS Sc. says the Wing. has been
taken up in that body, aud rcconHteA after an ANNA
led discussion in WHICH lf principle Was supported by
Messrs Bonluran and McAlull'n. and orposed by Mr.
rey,on Iii should Pass (hs stra'e, we are confident
i, will not pass the House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

.u,so,ni-Vha tgisarqre Of Missouri has nins'd
T., Law tina, State Il into Congr' ssiona Districts %ccor
,np 10 the law of Congress. Tue Legislature passed
bill to cleo, FIVE Representatives, the number she is IN
,i,lcd 10 under tia, new ctisus, Instead ol lhe "Gn1cr
she formerly had.
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Itil.HisI


4 Rules holden in the clerks Office oi the circui ,t-
"A peror law md chanrer, 10, III, tow n of ,nsl
burg, on the 9th day OF March, iBl3
pan.p L. Bailsy Plaintiff,
U9HiiN
Alexander S. Henry, and George +. Henry Patrick
Henry, sally W. Henry, Paulina Henry, Marion r. e.
Henry John Robert Henry " lillian L. G. Henry, Maria A.
Henry, children o sad Alexander = llcmy the last
whom are niantF by Robert j. DAVIS, their guardian ad H.
'cm Joseph Il. Bailey and Archer onack, late
md partners, trading undci the finn OF Baley & omsfk
ana William Bailey defendants
Tie defendant " lillian Bailey not havn entered his APP
pea rnre and given security according tie Act al A.snn
Idly and the Rules of ibis court and appearing by Aalc
Tony evidence, that he inhab'si this ooun,
Is order.d that the said Defendant do appear here the
hrst day al the next tom and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy Of this order l inhw h inserted
IN some newspaper printed Ia the ynchburg, torwo
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted the front door uf the
courthouse, i'll the said town.
Copy-reste,
ID. ROBES. crh
March WIN
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o. The Editor Of the Republican prafes great deal
in his las, paper about the Inconsistency o Mr. Tol, ~
asserting that the iocos have prescribed Nh Couneil
Tor Gregory, and al the sane time stating that Mr..
Gregory was no Wing. Friend DeNit Will find Il
sufficient answer to his asSanllslilep Lm, il Nj iol,s
last letter from Richmond. ..nrh hc gis'o his d
milton Of prescribing. plain esongi .ehope and believe
10 convince our friend qf lae sgqsl HE charge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

llobana-'fhs Legislature II his State. at lis late
scs.on laid oil lhe Stale lntu toncrcssoai Districts
based exclusively On shc white rupnia"n.
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RrlIt,iolfS \orIC e

Tive first Quarteth tne.,mg for the Nelson Circuit,
~ be held Al lovu Ston Saturday and Sunday .thc
18th and lQh of March And Tor Amhers, Circuit. n,
puphr on ~a,ufla, and Sunday, the 2AIh aud ooh of
lie salnr nonll mo EARLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

Resignation Of Maine [. 5. See"'er.-ii o,l WI
jams Ioco) ot Maine has resigned his sa N lle Sel
ate of the Unlted States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

.nossach,sctts-.Go Gov Merton oi Massachusetts
has ordered that the special election 10 ill sacaucis
IN the Congressional Districts unpftscnltd. take place
on first Monday IN April.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

%; The LAGOS d l'e HALIFAX Cousrcssoaai District
are making prrngemen's % bring candidate il !hr
FIELD. We hopr the Wings III all The counties Of the
Dslg;c, VII Bid !. meeting at their March Courts aud
appoint pslegass 10 The peifrI Convention proposed
II be held At Pitts lsana Courthouse
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!, bottom oi the anchor
TIE DEMOCRATS dF CAMPBELL

Are req tested To meet al the Conr houss III eoun
". on Monday. the l,ah m~l,. tCona day } i"r 'h'
purpose Of dominating Two candidates Nr tho le.sla
iule. \ htll nooting is desirable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

,U- The new paper published III Washington 10 sup
port the claims OF Col. r. NJ johnson Tie Pc sjdeury
IN lis first number denouhc,s hc GiLe IN unmeasuic
terms The Globe spends IN The itoihrriy lone
Yet it be, Pope says, l.ai AL dsc'pd is harno
,y not unlcrscol,''
u Sir Charlie l34gq'i, Governor Of Canada died al
jus residence in Kingston. the nh Of February.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

~ 1ho'has hj'chle. Editor Of The Enquirer has t.;
hen his two suns, Nessrs. VIM. + and Thomas l.tcr,
III, m'o co-p.rnc ship With han ia c,ndnrns lhs I.n
T''rcr. The paper viii h.1caii.r be eondncod b,
Thomas Richie < Sols
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coNMrNte >rEh
,'iesas t'diors:--l will give You The solution Of y
question TIA, out IN your last upuhcr. Lei -.
(clua) the length OF The anchor n first. Then Plus
30 ~ length oil the anchor alter the addition. Now, II
is evident, that and pls 80 ,bn ,neh OF the anchor
hist aud aet e addli ION mle. are Two sides ol
rght agled ,ang s,u Inch 30 .s. ,he distance be
tween the point where The boat was at lysl nnd where
II sho to " hen 81 feet extra let o,,t Yrns the
thnl.
where boat shot 10 { ~ 3, dr-t position Of the boat
u bottom ut the anchor
Nav the square Of the longest side OF right anged III
aaee - equal 10 the sum Of the squares Of the other
No; lheirorc, Or ptns aos.l Plus Cljus)
Ptas 22.ho. BY suaring firs' uumhrr. we obtain rs.
i'N loor iiins 2'Oo 80 pins 1000. Tanspo-
sins rs. rs. pittS luur -. ~ 900 $500
lOn L 10000
L - POO feel lcug,h Of anchor.
Proof25 squared - t.. 3UU
2oo squared Plus 80 squared - ,i2. 500
Yours, with respect. StIlOOl.BON.
iynehburg, March Z, 1913.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

e. Our readers will see thai the small sprk of an
earthquake, which some ous oitsl.hy s,n,c III, sG,,
has been awully destructive Ia ,,n. the Nrsi lm;
Islands destroying among other things, whole city,
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rs. The Committee IN |, aaa in The Legislature
hls reported adverse to The lilon r the CONSTRUCTION
VI Turnpike IN tle Fonel Road.
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Hisa@c Elteyta3npsacsas.

&A Tim SUBSCRIBER, having taken the large
Ass.A aDa eommodious brick building at the
- it'll layer end OF Main street lately occcupied
ASxS by Mr. Robert M-uizs, in,ends To keep
muse Of PRn.IIE EN1'ERT1ls t.NE.N7', where
all thnse who iliak proper TO favor him with call,
will find him at all times prepared To accommodate them
w, The hest the make, aa,ds, and prices reduced In
the STANDARD Of the times
Ills stable is now well provided and sufficiently large
10 accommodate u 10 - Es.
Has prices will be- as Elbows:
B,aiJ by the year 400 ~
Board and lodging by the year rs M
For Board per month IN
80 :" man aud horse day and night | -
All meals. (eaeh) . %
tsose per month M
Fvr s"I-,s ICED %
u. 4. TillBs.
~ H. lie will keep eoqaanly IN hand. Tor sale, al re-
durrd prices Meal. Corn. n,.s, ~,
March I'm
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EXCHANGE,
.Ns,a ICE.

NOTICE.
4 OSf or mislad, II BOND executed Ia me by Can't
q f. NJ. Adams, tn ilsi - els. due the 1ih March
leIU nf"an all ln from trading for the same,
as sid bond lao been iniiy satisfied b, said Adams.
WILLIAM MOORE.
Rcd Hill, Cam,bs Co. Va.
March 1t
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V"'1.'SSi AZ e. .

kESF RECEIVER ~ bpA.s As.sexs and
~ h.saoss. with supply u Figs. .i,mo,tsis g.
All Alss Vi Conjccftonmits, fresh and IN fine onIes
GEO. W. YANCEY. &
March 6 !. n
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81. Fhf New Orran, Commercial Bank failed on
tlc 2Dih uit 1t produced small run upon the Qihc.
Bauhs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

&C. Thoma. i, Marshall u henluch} deslincs re
election
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

s.aas, Smith, Of h,a, sprasue, lapp4A. White ana
Nodhnd. ~.
To tie seaate # IA, tpad States
Illuminate .leb Cushing "a Secretary ol.ae Tfcasu
JOHN TYLER.
M,Rcn :. 1873.
A..s-ale,sr, Cnthheu and Walker.
Nns- Mrssrs. Alien, trchrr. DagI,, Barrow, Bay
ard. Benton. Berfen. Clayton. Conrad. Crai.S. Cut
,eu.en, Dayton. Graham. Henderson. Huntington.
Kerr, Linn, Msngum. Mrrflck. Miller. NJ rhead
Phelps. Porter. Summons, smiih. u" Ia, Spaau, Lay!
pan, White, and Wuubhylllge-=9
bankrupt La,r rspeaied.-The President has signcd
the bill repeating the Bankrupt l.aw-lhef'isre II IS ma
longer a law of ID. land.
South Carolina Cmg,e.. o,,ai fsleeioe.',lir follow
iny members have hccn frelrd IN South Carolina al i''
yrccn, election Tor members Of Congress: sd District
Joseph A. Woodnard 18th, john famphrll; fh \.
Burt; 9th Isaac l.. Holmes; Sth u. lamNfll iheu.
All l..cos Burt and WafNanl ~" mfAh'Fs. Isl
aud 2nd Districts to hear is',i.
The Relief Imr-I'hc Etlii sw Of tql. liodtu-
rant, of the Senate for alrdng rerf 10 The country by
m, abb luton Of rule days Sc says the Wing. has been
taken up in that body, aud rccomGlIia after an an'na
led discussion III WHICH iir principle WAS supported by
Mcssrs. B,n,luran, and McAul'n and ornsed b, Mr.
rey,on lii should Pass (s sirae, we are confident
j, will no, wss the House
,I,so,ui-Tba Legislature of Missouri has t.ils,d
TO Law that State II into Congn ssonal Districts ;,ccor
ding 10 the law of Congress TIE Legislature passed
bill to cleo, FIVE Representatives, The number she'N IN
titled 10 under the new nsus. Instead oil HE "a'ber
she formerly had.
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bankrupt Lac rspealed.-rhe President has scncd
the bill repeating the Bankrupt Law Therefore II is no
longer law of ,G. land.
South Carolina Congte..io,ai fsleeioa .'r follow
inp members have hccn t1e,rd il, South Carolina at The
recent election Tor members ot Congress: I'd District
Joseph A. Woodward; lth, John Campbell; 9TH, \.
Burt; 9th Isaac L. iolmesi sth " nAmNfll Rhe't.
All I..cos. Burt and Woodward ~" mf.nb'fs. iS'
and 2n1 Districts to hear i,pnl.
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Ar.s-Mrssrs Cnthheri and Walker-a.
Nns- N,ssrs. Alien, trchrr, Daghy Barrow, Bay.
ard Benion, Berfien. Clayton. Conrad Crai.s. Cut
ienden, Dayton. Graham. Henderson, Huntington.
Kerr, Linn, Msngum, A'rrick Miller. NJ 'mhead
Phelps. Porter. Summons, smh. Of Ia, Sraau, lap
pan, White and Wuubhihlge--9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
CORNSl CoRNsr CORNISH

{ tCRED by the Albion corn plasterl ID afford,
~ immediate re!teL aud - sure cure for
c. rms, II dissolyes the corn aud removes 4 ffom
the loot with ease and expedition. without The
least pam. From among the many cases of
cures read the following extract of letter from
The Rev EbeneZer Newhall of Liacvln Mass
cannot neglect 10 state, that feel great con
hdence IN the Albion corn plaster, "a one of the
surest remedies; have tried IT'S efficacy aod ia
iOur successive applications according 10 the di.
rectons, II effected cure
In proof OF which, read the following cases,-
A lady!-Io whom reference can be made after
suffering great Pain, ani inconvenience for wears
from cOrns and who m the mean lime was ma
AinS use Of varo; highly celebrated rem cd;es
but 10 40 Purpose, anC had IN CONSEQUENCE. az
these repeated ulSarpontments, nearly dcspair-
"a OF Teiei, most happily met with the Albon
co,h plaster one BOX OF which, Cat an eNpen e of
only % cents,) has entirely cured her coTnsl So
aston shIng vas this cue as To induce several Of
the friends and neiShbOrs Of the lady 10 usc 40
Sane re.nedY, aud WIN the same good SUGGEST
,1An old Grntleman!-lnfoTmcd an agent
thot after suffering uncenscionable main and
uOuhie Tor yeaas rom a corn, which had resist
81 81, ever aite,npt to destroy, was cured by tins
person!-So crippled with corns for a long
tune as 10 be unable to walk had to cut holes In
ms SHOES 10 GA sc ms feet,-was cured by this
Price 55 cents box.
u. Each of the articles will be signed w I.
kIoder on the outside wTatpCr
'-+ConsunpiiOR. No pcrsCn can have nde
quaie idea Of the Astounding r-ligf which Or
Belie highly celebrated .thmatic or consump-
w FliiS' give IN consumption CUuZhs. COILS.
dihcgl'y OF breathing, wheeling. tiuhtnrss o.
me chest pam in the side, splitting OF bleed &c
lar tTai only rs necessary Ia convince persons
suffering iruln these complaints that tni Is orc
81 the most aluable medicines ever discovered
Tor complaints OF the lungs gentraIlr Common
&C Id removed IN n few hours price o. cts
Prepared trom the original NJ $ Recipe of III
" 1 Conway. hy W l. Kidder, imm-.iate SUI.
ceslOT To the late T KIdder. BY whom th.y are
for sale at his Counting 70. IN No So St,te a.
corner, Of Merchants row, Boston, aud hy hi.
special appointment by JAS BAELR
ace NEtc!ins Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
IIIANCERN SALE.

Lot and Warehouses az South corner II Monroe and
Wsier streets. Whe,iiAg. IA.
DURSUANr to a decree mole by the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law anu Chanc ery for Ohio
county, the 18Th day OF February ls43, bur
Which was directed 10 be entered and held (suac
pro tUHc.) as decree Of the ooh DAY Of October
ls42. IN certain SUIT IN shanCery therein pending
between Arthur NJ Phillips. complainant and James
u Forsyth. Daniel Lamb. Samuel Sprieg. The
Npr'h Western Bank of Virginia. John MLure John
tawceit and Others. defendants | will on Saturday
The FIRST day OF April proceed to sell at pa bc
auction ~ front of the premises Ia the highest and
Oesl bidder, lot number une ia square number two.
lying nj the corner of Wafer and Monroe streets m
ire city 81 Wheeling, with the Improvements and
appntienaLcrs. on the fuil,vny terms of sale. 10
VIZ: the purchase. puIshssCrs 10 give bonds for
TIE payment Of the purchase money M three equal
ihsiaIncnls' payable respectively m eight, sixteen
anu twenty Tour months from the day OF SALE with
interest r'm the day OF saIe sufriont security to
be given for The payment oi the purchase money.
and The title 10 be Jeained as additional srcurity
or conveyed To the purchaser. and deed Of trust
taken from HIM IA usual furm, Us shall We agreed
upon. DANIEL LAMB
mar i ts Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

La! what makes your teeth sa unusually white!
Quoth Josh's Dulcna to him To her nj sht
To make yours look 50, With griu, TCP.ltd JOsh
I've bought You bottle Of ThoTn's Tooth was Ia
It's the best now IN use, 30 the Senue iUi%s Shyi
And since they've tired this, cast al others away.
But 10 prove II the bCsr to make the teeth siinc
Look a4ain. any dear Sal, at the luStre 81 I'M ne.
Then try tins great Tooth Wash,
The Teaherry Tooth y ash,
And see Il the Tooth Wash Of Thorn, IS not hncl
4 MO\G the recommending tons TO the above are
- the following.
Hawns MED DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash aud hccone acquainted with the iugre /
ents OF its tompO=luou,I h,eTiul y say, cousld-
CT II One Of the sat, st a. IL Is one If the most
p.sasan, tooth wa-hts row ia use. ID HUN Vt
Pittsburgh Sept ~ 1912. Deuus 81
take pleasure N stating, alttr having maze
use Of 'Ihorn's Tea b. Try Tooth Wash tkatit Is
one Of The best deutuhces IN use. Being ~ a Ii
quid '0rm. II combines nea ness with convenience.
While II Cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar fro n The teeth, IT'S perfume Yields a fra
< Snce peculiarly desirable. J PTlBBlTS. NJ Il.
The Undersigned have used Thorn compou nd
Tea berry tooth wash and have found IL to / G
an ext emely PHEASANT dentrfrce, exercising a
most salutuIy influence over the teeth aud gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation oil
Tartar, aud purifying the Breath. Having thor
oughly tested ITS ' rtuvs we take pleasure in ie-
CONNIE ndlns u To- the public, bclievinglt o be
NJ BERTSON. JAMES p JACK.
ROBr III PEBBLES, CIlAS b SCULLY.
c DARRAGH, WM MCNNDLESS,
II l. RtNGWALT. LEONARD s JOHNS,
NJ MOORHEAD. JAS CRAFT
For sale by JAS BAKER, Wheeling, Va
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