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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27

The new Road to the Beach. called by its
late proprietor "The Bath Road" is hereafter
to be opened, On amicabe adjustment of re.
cent difficulties having been effected by the
Town Council.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27

The arrangement published to-day, Of
The steamer IoIas, Capt. w. informs US,
will be permanent one for the season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27

CouNTtRrtir BnLS-Two fifty dollar
counterfeit bills on the Bank OF Taunton,
Mass, were passedin New Haven last week
rhcy had apparently been altered from the
bills OF some Rhode Island bank
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27

O. We are requested to state, that the
Tyler meeting, called in yesterdays Rhode
islander 10 portponed-------untilfurlh further
notice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
A Ca RID.

The surviving relations aud friends of tho
late Deacon CnHIsrorHrH BARKER, ofPons.
mouth, r. l., desire to tender TO Capt. B +
WooLsrY, of tho steamer loLAs, thar grateful
of his kind aud obliging
conduct on Thursday last, IN stopping his
boat to receive the remains Of their beloved
relative from the Eudora (Which was detained
by the breaking Of some part of her machine.
ry,) aud conveying them with the accompany
ing friends, out Of his regular course, TO Bristol
Ferry, without sny additional charge to tho
usual fare.
Portsmouth, II. |. June 81, IS4i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
Traders Bank.
Assessors Notice.

's'NE subscribers give notice that they have
teen chosen Assessors, to assess a Tax
Of nlne ihoassnd five hundred dollars, ordered
10 be assessed st tte Annual Town Meeting,
holden ON thc 4th day of June inotsnt. on
the inhabitants ,ot The town OF Newport. sDd
The TAXABLE property therein. 10 te collected
and paid INTO ,he Town Treasury sn or before
the lst day of October next I'VE therefore
cnll upon all persons interested. 10 give in 4.
either ot ns, LIS, of their ra'cahIe Fota,cs,
under oath on or before Monday the 9Th day
Of July next
And we likewise eIYe notice that we have
appointed ond duly authorized Jeremlah
Goodspeed 10 make enrolment o. those liable
To do military duty IN the town Of Newport
.agreeahy to the 4lb, 5rh, and 9Th seci ions OF
'ile militia law passed In Juno session of tho
General Assembly, a. d. 1913, and oil per.
sons are hereby required TO govern them.
selves accordingly.
Thomas BUSH.
CHARLES GYLEs, .5ssesso,s.
Isaiah CRoOKER,
Newport, June 3, ls43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
Every Family should have it,
The Dandelion and Tomato PanaccG

-NNNNN''N'N
That Justly celebrated medicine for Spring
and Summer Complaints stands unrlvslled
Every family should keep it in their houses
for the relief of sudden Diseases, such as
Cholc, Spasns, &c 1t never fails IN cases
of Indigestion, Dyspepsy, loss of appetite,
heart burn cOsllvGnesg, nervous or sick head
ache, diseases in the head, drOwsuess 50,
'sleepness, d,mness of sight, janndice, Sc.
and ls exceedingly cllicacious in restoring to
health The Invalid whose constitution has
been attacked by close confinement; Clergy.
men, Lawyers, Clerks, seamstresses and opc-
ratlves use II, and have found it to he the
best medicine before the public. The pro-
pretors Of this valuable medicine are daily
receiving new testimonials IN lts favor. some
of which are of the most astonishing cures
ever placed upon record. Below We add
more certificates which has been handed ~,
and would add many more. but newspaper
e-pense prohibits.
Boston, June 6, lSii.
| Messrs Ransom g. Stevens-Wnh n view
to benefit suffering humanity | frankly and
cheeriully give my views OF the value and
worth Of your Daniciion and Tomato Pn,a-
ced; having had occasion to test lis virtues
II
bled with severe cough, and troubled with
weakness, and in fact my whole system be-
came debllltated, and after using only two
bottles, became satisfied that II is truly a
valuable medicine for the complaints tor
which it is recommended, and will be rcgar-
ded IN the light by all who may have occa.
sion to try It's virtues. do not hesitate IL
recommending It to ,he public as such.
Respectfully yours.
II JOES Il. MULLIH,
\ 10, Harrison Avenue.
Truro, June 3, 1911.
/ Mcssrs. Ransom &. Stcyens-Dcnr Si-s-
\ The Dnndciion and Tomato Ponnced thu
you sent me by Capt Stearns, has relieved
me very much had tried medicines of va
rious kinds for fourteen years. nnd had ounC
none to relieve like that which ] received
II from YOU. My disorder is the Asthma Of th'
worst kind is attended with violent cough
II for months together had raised from pm
| to quart IN iwcuty-iour hours, and was -
n distressed for breath that II was with Difficult
| " that could walk across the roouL caI
Y now walk mile without putting me oui %
II breath. Ny cough has abatcd 80 much tia
n do not raise but very little. Non viii please
| send me two bottles more. NV faith Is 3,
II great that would rather. lf IN ny power
| pay five dollars a bottle than be without II ~
n my house.
1 am with respect, yours, &c"
\ CALsn FIsH.
| Rem,nJer buy it only oI the proprlc
tors, Ransom & Stevens, nj their Dfuggls
store 32j Washington street, Eoston, or a
their only authorised agents.
h For sale in Newport by
\ RR. uNZ,RD, p,,s.s,s
II RI TAYLOR. D't "
II Also w Fall River nv
II HALE REMINGTON
u Nswpon, Juns 20, isii.--im.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
III e II A Id % + II Ill E Il 1 nj T. S.
Clay Mass Meeting.

The Committee Of tho Providence Cla,
Club, appointed on the Goth June instant, {.
make arrangements for the Mass Meeting OF
the friends Of Henry Clay and Theodore Ere.
linehnysen, to be held in this city, on the
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT, at o'clock, p
m, in front Of the State House, hereby respect
fully and mos. cordially invite tho attendance
without further notice, of all the Clay Club,
in this State, and Of all friends to the elec
ton of Henry Clay aud Theodore Frelngbuy.
sen for President and Vice President of the
United States for the Presidential term mex
ensuing.
WILLIAM 8. PATTEN,
WILLIAM w. IIOPPIN,
HENRY q. MUMFORD,
CHARLES G. MOWRY,
HENRY l.. BOWEN,
BARZlLLAI CRANSTON,
WILLIAM q. GODDARD,
THOMAS A. JENCKES,
RUFUS w. kIMBALL,
JAMES Y. SMITH.
Committee.
Providence, June "a, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27

Providence, June "a, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
Slate at Large.
Abbott Lawrence, Lewis Strong

Abbott Lawrence, Lewis Strong,
Dist. No. /, Nathan Appleton,
9, John p. Allen,
3, Homer Bartlett,
4, A. II. Thompson,
5, Charles Allen,
6, VIM. Ii. CaIhoua,
7, G.. b. Rising, a.
@, Elijah Vose,
8, w. Baylies,
10, S. Crowell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
AMERICAN HARDWARE.

n NIiEsnb efiher. bave fscervea frnn fri hnnI,
general assortment of American Man4fac-
lnrod Hardware, consisting " Run Ninrise mn
Closet LOCKS, Thumb Larches. Til, Cnphoati
Chest, Trunk and Pad Locke; Blu md Psram.n
tIiHgcs; Wood Screws; Table Kniycs and Fork
Sheet Iron Rlvels; Iron. Bras. and Copper Wlre. Sa
Irons; Cross Unf and Mil Saws COAL SlIOYELS
Hay and Manure Forks; Breast sn1 Back Chain.
Coffee Mill. BRITANNIA Tea and Cohs- Pnl.; g
neral assortment ol Brushes. Razar Slrop, Cur Tack
assorted from .! In ~, CnI Brad. anl searahl.
SLEIGH BELLS, longs. Shoves md Poker, Men
and Bay's SKA fES, different qnahne,; ludana o
and Rubber Sones;Warrrnisd Socket Chi.els Draw
ing KNIVES; Broad Ares \ Fou Adzes: Patent Beans.
Counter Scales, Table Hinges. Mahogony Knobs. 4
&c &e. Buyers may depend upon getting any
The above articles al reasonable prices
nos % OFT g. GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
MORE NEW GOODS.
tn@ G., .. 90,


ctFNSENEY & RHODES have tins morning re-
va, ceived farther supply OF Seasonahe Goods
~ reluced prices, winch will mako their stock inll
and complete as any in the city. nov 81
NlEW STYLE CASHMERE PRlATS.-fhe
y most elegant article IN the PRINT way iha'
hns vet been offered IN this market just opened lhl'
Morning at nov 30 SENSENEY & RHODES
NEW CASSlMERES-A lew pieces entirely
new patterns, rich and beautiful, just opened
a nov 30 SENSENEY & RHODES
nONNET RBBONS.-Rich Satin Slrip'd Bon
Is mel Ribbons, a few pieces, just received
nny 30 SENSENEY & RHODES.
- CASES INDIA GUM COPAL. just recoiye'
& and ffr sale Ivy aug 81 JAMES BAKER.
n CASES ORANGE GUM SIIELLAC, josl re
& colved and tor sne 10y aug 81 BAKER
| StAXONY MANGANESE, 500 lbs received nm
- for sale by avg q JAMES BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

y rzens of Wheeling, and vicinity thaL .h ne 10
nrepared'o execute Work in ihe mos. ias' don,
ptJ and substantial manner, No 100 one W.
apls a' IN. north raat corner of Nam 81 and Mar
9oGS1 e s9e and and nearly opposite Messrs Jeson
Hat Store. lie begs leage to assure al 5hpS,
who may entrust then ofdeTi win n T reenr,
enr nrunetualny and despatch. nov -
Anew GOoDs.-Jus' received some oi '"''
cheap Cashnsres, Of ,.,.,,.
nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

SALT RIVER.

Ii those hound far this notable rivrt. vii
~ please call friofe lhelr emharkaiIon. NJ m,
sign ei The haek Mammoth Boon On Market Squete
aud lay IN supply Of a new Stye Boot viii Iro
srrrw solss. warranted 10 l''I uni they rsarh lhrs
destination, a.On if they should mol stop .borl O.
Irlas. noY l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

EuSr received from New York. a new and splea
% dd assortment of Cashmere d Ecosse; also. fns
French worked Infant Bodies; Sponsors, Collars sIa
Cullareiss; fine assortment Of Jet Buttons and Hsis
Pins. A SO. just received from Tho manufacturing
house in Lowell. Mass. few pieces uf Blss Black
Asphalum Cloths, for Sacks and Over coats 1hus
Cloths are pronounced hy The best TsIors in the
CITY, 10 I've hs finest and hes quality Of Cloths the,
ever saw All trne Americans are invited 10 ssh
and look At them, they ARE far superior and mssb
cheaper has any article Of similar kind ever ian.
ported A IIEYhfAN. No l63,
oci 4 Wes slde Main st. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

CHANCERY SALE.

HDURsUANT to a decree made by III. Cncui.
Superior Cnnr Of Law and Chsneery for Oh,n
onnY on tho seventeenth day ofJuns one thousand
'tshl hundred and rly four, m the suit in chan.
aerY between HENRY TlFFANr. complsinsn = end
hcHtRD SIMS, Henry MoosI, Mark DouoLAss.
THE GESERAL INsUHhNcE COMPANY OF MARYLAND
dtlh day OF January. in the year eighteen hundred
md iotly>hve sell al public ancon,a the front door
The Cont llou,e OF said county. lots fortv.ihrce
oryion', ioHysI, furty-ssyen, foriy.nne and fifiv
IN that part of the cy Of Wheeling in said
county chilled Grahams nddon of which lois,
Numbered f'rty-ihres foriy-siy and fory-nns front
on Quincy street ard are the same on " heh said
Sfnms now resids,. md numbers forty -four, foriy-
seven and fifty irant on Centre street and lie south
OF and adjoining The o'her lhrse. ALSO, The Irsct
oil lahd containing about three hundred and fifty
acfe'') with The sppnrenances, situated in Marshall
county IN The Slate of Vtgra. on Wheeling Creek,
nhoni Twelve milss East Of tho said city of Wheel
ng' which was conveyed 10 said Sinns by Juhn
Galaher and wife by deed dated The tweniy-;hlrd
day OF November eighteen hundred and thiriy.sir,
Court ofnld Marshall county The sale 10 be made
IN such parcels as Will suit purchasers
TERMS OF SALE,-Fiye per cent Of tho pur-
chase money to he paid IN hand md the residue in
three eqna lnsialmenis herring interest from the day
OF sale and payable respectively in one, Two and
three years hereafler-ench purchaser giving bord
and good security for hi, defsr4ed insialment, and
The title heing retained further security TIL pay.
meni in full ALEX 7 LAIDLEY,
Gee Commandment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
F01 THREE DAYS ONLY!

TIiG GIANT AND GIANiESSi
rur GREATEST LIVING WONDERS ~
AMERICA,
Ia m end Mas RANDALL. the Scotch GIANT
/ vu md GfANTESS. from Enope, late of the
1mericee Museum. New Yurk. where they have
|I..o s,hshiting for tn. las, four months, haye ar
|,v,d in lhis city. and VII remain Tor short time,
N The Mnnros House. They were visited. in New
Yak. hy mpwsrcs Of two bundled thousand persons
md have been pronounced The greatest wonders Il
hs (;iass sscs.
M, Rsndsll is7 feet 4 inches high; measures
Eoupd he chest 81 inch,,. The calf Of the leg 20
|nthes, End The arm 81 inches, aud can .pnu 81
|uehe,. He weighs 4i2 lbs. lie il ,ocinbe and
|s,usahe in his manner. and COM erses freely with
|lp vsitess.
Mn Randall is OF the most beautiful form mud
|ha every grace and Accomplishment peculiar 10 her
u. she u native OF Sculland ,nd is. danhtes ,
|, dsscendrns Of The immortal Sir William Wallace,
|~hsss enormous proportions have long been The
|waedes end admiration of The world,
Nj and Mrs Randall are accompanied b. Gen
THOMAS THINE. who is IA years Old, , feet
trh and ~sighs 90 pounds
Ham Of Exhibition from 10 A NJ, il / NJ.
from n and from In Q
Adaaission IS csnis--children hhlf price.
dec II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
No l67, Main Street.
A nj ADAMS & co.

rASN:ONABLE MERCHANT TAILoRs'
|ilayE jus, received a most splendid =, assert
ment OF Goods for Genlemen's Near OF
|,hs esvest STYLES and most superior quality lhal
No yer been received IN this market. among
|she;e stock will be found the folio wing
- CLOTHS:
ssper6ne French Blk from S. 10 SO per ydi
|Wuof dvr Black from IS 10 81 per ia; DluNe
Green and Blue do.
BEAVER CLOTHS. u
prnnch Blk Beaver. Beautiful Woo dyt Dix,
ISsrisn Brown water proof Beaver FRENCH
~ = - CASSIMERES
feh Blk, q very fine ariiclej Engish Ino
4 1jSan DO; Fancy 10. of every stylo& qua' y
4 Al $500 vESTINGS.
~ have the finest and richest Vesuns ever eve,
eo6ro3 in this city and no mistake, sacn h,na.
= sncut e v s. very ns Ia
senSs Woslsn velvcts of every desctl6Ruo",,
r. - Aesi ysu have seen; Valencia, di,,e's"'
,iiS3c. shades and colors; Cashmere do, g. StunrL,
and Cravais, decide ly rrettyi Stoos
- fSpenders; Cloak Tassels, and gTe .S
Ms1y ~ things, all of which WI De so,p ere
n - made up in tho best Eastern style. ooo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

ATOTCR ALL persons indebted Tor Vacrinaho"
v during the current year, are nollh'd ,h"' '"'
lists hive been placed in my hands Tor cohec'io"
and that unless they make paymeni 10 nc "lHl,'
len days from this date sui" VIII ne 'ns,tu,e9 WIN
~, dlsnnc,lon of persons, L SANGsfoN'
oa Sergeant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

COMMISSIONER SALEM CnAsoERr.
u In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law uad
ChaAetry for ohio county.
Moses Rhodes,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF WHEELING AND MERCHANTS IN THE
NElGHBORING TOWNS.
~ NJ PARKER, takes this opportunity OF infer
ming The citizens generally, that he has oil
great expense secured The services Of very supe,
rIur workman in tho Confectionery Line, from the
Eastern cities, and will be ready at all times to sup
ply dealers in larG. or ,mall quantities., in every
article nj The above line, al Eastern Prices and Of
The hes quality.
am. also prepared to furnish Parties nj The short
rst notice with oil kinds o. Candies, Kisses, Cakes
Pcserse- Jellies Ice Cream, Ornaments. and Fruit,
Of every description.
great variety of Fancy Toys, suitable for tn,
approaching Holidays. nov 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

TNREsH ARRIVAL OF cAPS-Mc nj has
II just received hne assortment OF LION a.n
Fur Cap. from New York and rhi'oS'p",a' "u'e"
yerO manufactured 10 order and warranted snp"''".
to any in the Western country, "a, d, q sec '"o,
-, ,ba .ion o( tho Big Black Hat, l79 Main street
,ono.,,. ", fIotsl. dee s A C MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
Tf AND CANDLES The underslgn

IA AND CANDLES The un 6t,.9 e e.
cS hnS. me- p.sidenceon Main ST, Wheel
II vesn FranslIn and North streets, wh9 1,'
~ Candles can also be had at Issue IT
~syehouse, on Main below Monroe . 81,
Z vii endeavor to keep as soo1 al, mann mann
S.es,S. ~ H. civ: and respectfully solclts
Sss y 'A' LOUIS BAY HA'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

II VHANCERY, IN the circuit superior court
:, OF law and chancery for Ohio couniY.
samuel n Brown rs. NJ Nelson & others
BY Y rtue Of decree rend ,rcd in The above
entitled cause on The 26th day of October last,
shall on the 2sth day OF December next pro-
der, at the front door of the court house of Ohio
county, the south hnlf of lot No twenty. ons, in
that part o. the city of Wheeling laid off b,
Jonathan Zane, upon the follp wing terms t.
Wit; two hundred dollars of the purchase 10 b,
paid in hand and the residue in thee equal in.
staments, at SIX. twelve and eighteen month.
from the day of sale, the purchaser giving bond
with good seourty, for the deferred payments
bearing interest from the day of sale.
nov IS NJ NEI. son. Com nlis,iorsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
BOOTS! BOOTS!

uST receive al the Sign of the Black Nam
- moth Boot, 2 cases Of Mems Napoleon Tapped
Soed Boots superior article, and will be sold low
forC..h.
Also, 100 prs Mems Kip Brogsns
no. Is As TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

Inv AID Ghancery. begun. continued 8nr
ae'a Tor the county of Ohio, al the csurt Acust
sgfteei on Friday The lat day of n oytasbOr
Boias Gardner.
In Chan my
Alfred Caldwell md others.
90, Al TRACT or fHt DE sREF
Nheee1pou lhe court doth adjudge, order and
iecree, mat tbs cause lie referred 10 James
faull, Fsq. who Is hereby appointed Commis-
zonef Tor me pnrpose 10 state settle and sd-
ISL me account OF Alfred Caldwell the trustee
81 sand George Swearingen with tho cradi-
5e's uhGeT tile said iced of trusf of the 27fb If
January, s4o. and that tie SAID Commissioner
~ en- IN ana report the amount of money which
ae sdid Alffed Caldwell has received or in the
.ACrclse OF due and proper diligence he ought to
i'' received NJ trustee under said d, ed of trust
lhe amount OF the just and Lawful expenses Of
lut Saia lrust. Also what q due he conn ain.
ihl ,uhoer the several claqsfcaiiosa in the said
Il ti mentioned, and the ether creditors Of ths
=. ''t1rse X Swcaringen named therein ths
sataof proportion Of each creditor in the trust
zt,' uhl5f etch elasslhca tion--and ths for This
pINose inc sud cumul- siouer fiji uDon Soma
line ana pl're for taking thc sad account and
aus ane Nohee thereof TO be served on ali
iA,Hes ,"lthln the Commonwealth, and that
5inIl'e lHereoi be gwen II all persons not resid
at Win ihe same, by advertisement inserted
i!u punished IN some newspaper printed in the
ny 81 wheeling IN said county. for at lenst
1uy aays PRIOR Ia the time Of tNkinH the said
tr'onnt-and thattha "a d commissioner reouiro
ach Creditor under said dosl of trust who shall
rove his clam hefnre him, TO rive security for
rs reasonable share Of the costs Of taking the
s'u account ami that he report the same to the
ol,r' NJ II anYtnaE deemed pertinent by him
fI or specially required BY etherof the parties.
3es"' ALFN I LAlDIEY, Clerk.
ne parties interested in the m atlers mention
- IN the foregoing derree ne hereby notified
hal nave appointed Tuesday tho l4h d,y Of
aouarY nexi, NJ my Office in Ihe city of Wheel-
IL al II o'cioek, ". "a the time and plac
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

FLATS. HATS. HATs-A les" more dozen o
them splendid Cashmere ana be''s s,l ria, =
rsl finished off and tcady for Inspection n NJ L
JAMS, No 10 MAN st. Sign oi bG D'eA ii"'
dec 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13


Iornsr. Bell & Bowen
r w WashingiOns ndmisislrnlor and helH'
pursuant 10 decree rendered III the above nameo
canse. bv said court on the 3ls October, loll The
underugned, one Of The Mister Commissioners OF
the said Court. will proceed on The 2o'h dny o'
Ionu,tv. ls45 At the Office of Jacob d tilzhueh
in The city Of Wheeling in SAID county to ascertain
aud report; ,pvva.h
Isl What personal usseis OF tte said X w WASH
},gion hive come 10 Tho hands OF snid admlhisra'o'
and whether the same have been fully administered
r mol =, =, -, -.
Q,J What Real Estate lht said w "S'hihe
ION died seizcd oi and what will he ihe nei' nhnual
income Of he one m ,leiy thereof niier dedpelihe
lberelrom tho taxes eoss OF repal and lhe expenses
If managing SAID estate aud collecting The fehIs'
Bird. What debts besides The one due 10 eon'P'a'"
mis- if any, are liens chargeahIe upon sn'u 'en
estate or binding upon the heirs OF sad " WAS"
lnglun, deceased. =, ..,....,o al
me and administrator, heirs and all interest ed
are hereby notified to az pear al the time ana Plac
above mentioned. when and where the ac'ou," u
rocted hv said decree will be commenced anu con
tnued thereafter from lime "a lime TIL lhe aeeou'
Is completed. Epn' II - E':'1,a.,.-
dec IN lsGn Tor + CoM'"'S'o"e'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
Nosru WESTERN BANK or Va

December nh, 1874
|YTvHE sfockholder alo notified HAT The annual
election Of five Directors of The Fafe BlLk
bud luss VI each Of The Branches. will be held al
rAs neo1ans Home in Wheeling on Tuesday The
~ ~ Isnn,,y Is45 IISf
sA6uHf "a Cn.l ier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

N1OMMIsslONER'S OFFICE. November 3oIh
a l844-In CuANcERr--ln the Circuit supe
roT Court Of Law and Chancery for OHIO county.
Homer. Bell & Bowen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

~ Il sPONs CERTAIN CURE 70 81, I, N
NEADACHE-which has been "S'u III u
~ every member Of which have had sl'N l,'a",
ljum infancy. as a constitutional co'np'-o' a.'
cared ef6.ciu,lly in every instance Ve' KNOW,
nno,ioG 10 some hundreds. just reeve" AN
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Y IHGlNIA Il Circuit Superior court OF
4 La" AID GhancerY. begun, continued and
Pe'd Tor the county Of Ohio, at the ceurI1ACuss
grfeet on Friday the lat day of NoyfzebOr,
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SANDERS SCHOOL BOOKS i he Primer,
- Spelling Book, First Second Thltd and Fourth
Readers. for sale by JOHN HASWELL.
doe Union street,
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uOREHOUND CANDY

TVSIS u,ersr..ion is highly reeommendeS ,"'
7eleasioe The Voice, aud relieving Coughs
u, Honr,spess. irritation OF the Throu'' CfooP,
kaspiue Cough, Asthma. Liver Complain, ,, ano al
S.jssdins to Consumplon-fcr sale Wn VINO
n1,l peI.ii bv d.c9 OLIVER PRYOR.
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a LABAMA COTTON. 10 bales Alabama
y Cotton, received per Steamboat orpheus add
will be sold low for essh Apply 10
nov , JAMES II FORSYTH l. co
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~ tlNhD h'' DIV Al hr cheap Int anil On,
siar' ol D lIarpsr lot of Genllemen',
NO b'afk SIoaeh C'orh Caps with Gather front.
ne" and ln'hoha"o aa>ols, for sale INV. Call
and see hem DECD n UAPprp
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MAETFACTORX

A LMANAcS FOR ls35 III. Franklin Al.
~ manar, German English Almanac, sud Ger.
man AImarrrs, just received ,ud for snle Inv
NV % JOHN FISHER. Aet. M 1873 Nam 3,