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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27


JAMES s. AsPiEwALLI
8s Williamstreet, General Agent for this city
iaS * 5G'' o ''s '''''''-' 'e , $50.
.nd rs healing Influences have BEEN felt By thousands in the
vicinity whe- has been sold But effort has ever before
bean made % introduce the public large by OF
ar and 70 depend for rs celebrity upon actual
esteet Of these and III hix aud just reputation which has
mus acquired manifest from hundreds OF testimonials
medical Profession and Others who have tired it
for the frat time advertised N the public Journals IN olas
more widely by the afflicted who suffering without
Colds. Coughs, Asthma Influenza Whoopins Cough,
Croup Worms Hemoirage (or raising blood) and the
whole class Of diseases affecting tbs breast and anSs M
il as by charm These complaints most insdious
character They with slight Goid or WIN aohe
Examinations and slowly d.ance 81 step pnt me con
struon gives way, and the victim Is Drought 10 ehe'e'
person Who has any regard for the nestimable blessing
health should be without this mid pieasah sas anu
powerful gALsAM Ia this climate where changes Of weahsf
are so sudden and their effects so injurious immensely
important timely use Of IT mas nss 1S from NIB bds Of aa
gushing from wasted frames desiated constitutions and
eT-n FROM death ,ts M o-n saved Vast sums Of Honsy
which must have bn paid Tor raedIeal attendance dung
Sh rber wonderful and efcacious powers Dr.. House.
a.sis GERMAN CeUGH DROPS are free from every ingredient
g.,sbIs compound and may be taken with entire safety
al Lind OF weather and under all circumstances. The Of
no hath Of persons constutonally fble It's effect
mpart and yisor TO the systn while 1t in Instance
and tune gentle tonic II short the
HEALING which restores health, strength, Vsar elias
ITCHY and cheeruness the weakened frame and the de
ponding mnd II Is The sign Of triumph sickness ape
u their most oppressive forms This proved o. me
nfable tstimony Of thousands who have tired II may
proved BY all who chose Try Price 50 cents bottle o.
MI 3ta"iy 40,
L'OR SALE-New and second hand doors,
sashes sash doors shelving c fsao'
planned. By j. Locke 81 Ann Sc. Je<o pam ln-
DRESS BOARDS-Wanted, gross or TWO VI
secondhand PRESS BOARDS, largs enough Tor ,,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

SENATOR ALEXANDER PoRTER-The Natchez
Courier of the 10th inst. has the following
It's stated that Judge Porter is rapidly regain
inc his health and intends retaining his seat IN the
nited States Senate. No piece OF recent ntelll-
gencc has afforded us more pleasure than this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27


GERMANY--A foreign correspondent of the
''Deutsche Schnellpost," (the best German pa
per, by the way, ever published in this country0
says, in speaking of Germany, that there is
among the German people strong and growing
discomfort. Even among the lower classes they
begin to look with different spirit on themselves
and their affairs, and turn their eyes within upon
their rights and wants.
The King of Hanover is hated openly and tho
roughly-the King of Prussia scorned, and the
scorn for him lis so deep and bitter, and the sar-
casm and satire so universal over all Germany,
that no one speaks longer Of the Deutcche Lud-
wig" Augustus is held hypocrite, and cannot
be trusted The prince liked best In all Germa-
many is the King of Wurtemburg, who does no.
thing; and keeps himself as much as possible out
the way. In this state OF things (says the wri-
ter the people grow restless. The do-nothng
and dreaming system will not answer for the fer
mentlng and conflicting thoughts of our times
The repressed impulses seek an outlet and must
have it. The dispersion of students from the
beer-houscs of Berlin by the bcadles and police
agents will not answer"
ga change is needed. Give our youth employ
ment-their working powers working room Let
there be fewer referandaueS, young advocates
and physicians without practice swarming our
streets--ound industrial enterprises and colonies,
and there will not be so many discontinued men
in the land. The evil lies deep, in our very So
cal organization. One thinks it is enough, II
they only hold on to the old system OF things that
all will adjust itself in the old way. Bat there Is
spirit restless and deep working underneath
this tranquil surface and it Will yet burst forth
In closing up,hc says: " We end lS43 as hopeless
as we began it. 1t would have been better had
the last twelve months not have been. And
with what hope greet we the new Year? None
We have unearned hope and lost faith, and be-
come cold, apathetic and stupid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

BoUSrY TO FIsHERMEy.-About $4,000, the
Telegraph says has been paid out by the Collector
of ioucester 10 vessels engaged IN codhShery Tor
the past season. The amount paid In the district oil
Salem and Beverly is Sl523O 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

by PROTESTANT Cook and
- Girl for Housswork sc. Apply az rs Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
Saxton & Miles, Broadway.

McCuLLocH's GAzErrEER.-Part VIII. OF
this most valuable book of reference is published
by the Harpers to-day. Each number, contain
ing more than hundred large and closely print
ed octave pages in double columns, is sold at
twenty. five cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

JtTANTED-A Situation by a nice girl, Pro-
w ir>tlnt for Chabefwork Housework. Apply AZ g
J2yst. So
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IiANTED--A situation By girl with best city
W references for homework or chsnb,ywork Apply Is
3 kiTSt STREET, rear. jaSGs
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hfAAIEL-A Place BY very smart, nice girl
~ Eboui II yesEs old. Aepy atlsl Sprius J2s a.
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GOOD BOARD and very pleasant rooms, tor
VI snge gentlemen gentlemen and then wiyesM No 50
Broadway ID Two
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" IN ItO-Places by very good COOK, &c.
w ard an EGslsh sirI As chAm5ernNd, seam
MSS -sd yesr in las, PLACES. Apply al Prince street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

lust PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLENDID
j LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF COMMON PRAYER-EditeL By the Rev. J. NJ.
Wainwright D D. and enbeshed with upwards of 700 en-
cravings This work has been expense OF about
sl2 600 and offered the low price Of So 50 copy
superby bound with gilt edges IN an elegantly embossed
rkev Morocco representing the n.ror and exterior
of Trinity Church, New-York. H. w ~, :" -,
)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
Address Gather of the undersigned al Merchants E1-
chang New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON.
nln6rnr WILLIAM Z. CASEY

NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
" Through IN from 10 10 IS Days! ADAMS co.
having had their successful OPERATION Tor
eal months, prepared and forward tn-weeky
Packages for New by the central route IN the a5ev.
unprecedented time For further Information pisass apply az
the Office, No. I Wall Il.
~ B. Packages for all the intermediate r-s viii BE- de-
y.T-l IN much less time than by any other line d3tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

QCARDlNG IN a PRiFATE FAMILY
~ -Four FIVE persons b. handsomely accommodated
wh b0Sr! private family the upper part OF the CITY
addresses the subscribers will
ceiye attention. ANTHONY J. BLEECKt.K CO.
~ If BT0ad'strret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

DRESS BOARDS-Wanted, gross or TWO Oh
{ s.rond.b.nd pRESS BOARDS large enough for sheet
% by 81 iaches If considerably WON viii answer p9p
a. Id Ep!toIst. ID door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
DOCT. HHOUSEMAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.

PREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN
I DAVIS CRY Of Hudson Columbia county, n. y; and
for sale in this city wholesale and retail by
JAMES s. AsPiSwALL1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

PHILADELPHIA EMPRESS MesSrs HARM
DEN co. in connection with their Boston and Prov
dance Lines OF Express and European Agencies.
daily Lines of Express Philadelphia. connecting with
Baltimore and Washington and all the important lines 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

TOR SALE-New and secondhand doors,
-, T - ~ A. =, ja26 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

DAGS.--Whits and coioIed Cotton Waste and
q Bale Rome wanted IN any quantity for CASH
f,ctuTsfs prcsS By GAO NJ X DERRC KSON,
suiO SIN la9 South-srset, near Peck slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

Particular attention viii be paid the transportation and
delivery small and valuable parcels with the rrgu
iav and desratch cases large parcels &c. despatched daily
at before VI. Small parcss will be eyed until past
rs0 ri IA. iNDEN 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

DISSOLUTlON. The co partnership hereto
~ fore existing under the Of S,ra,on seymour Is
hor,ed TO collect all debts due said rm and To the
n,nis Of said rm in liquidation OF all debts due to from II
'' - X. NJ. STRATrON,
e. ST. JOHN SEYMOUR.
-, Il Ian lst ma ju,3 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

A MEXICAN POST OFFICE.-Ihe american
n Letter 0fail Company have established Post Offices -
Neu, York Philadefp hiG Baltimore and Boston, and wi
transmit letters daily from each city 10 the othefs-t"cea
day between New Y DIRK and Philadeiphia
Postag. St hafoz payable always in advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT On Saturday week,
while Mr.. Beckne was crossing the ford on " hte
Water. five miles below Richmond, Ind, on horse
back with his wife behind him, carrying in her arms
an infant child, the horse became frightened by
cake of ice drifting against his legs-reared and
plunged-the grth OF the saddle gave way and pre-
cipitated them all in the The depth OF the
water at the ord was about three ieet but the cur
rent ran swift Mr. Becknel who could not swim,
was carried by the current down the stream some
distance and under a drift, and with considerable
difficulty saved himself by crawling up through it
Mrs. Becknell and her child were both drown The he
wife and mother was last seen eleyatlng her chh
above the current and implorins help-heT BODY has
not vet been found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

nlSSOLLrlON-Th co-partn"rshp heretofore
~ existing ander the ci Stllmen Co. IS TIN. day
daily authorised to collect all debts due saId firm and to
thu Of the firth III iinldation Of all debts due to or
from It. /. u. SIlLLMAN.
New>York Jan lst l8ii. r. NJ. STRATTUS,
jan3 If 4. 81. }. SEfMOUR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

HLEVENTH- STR EET = Public notice Is here
- By given that proposition has Seen presented N the
Board of Aldermen TO open ard regulate Elesnstreet from
Dry Dock street the East river Va
Persons interested in the above and opposed thereto are
oueste 10 present their objections writing to the nnlet
signed AT his Office Hall OF Records before the fourth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

UOOh-biNDERS SHAVlNGS WANTED, Tor
- cAsn or ~ trade for boards 1t ices BY
G&UNT x DERRlCKSOS.
jaala sm lS9 Sou:h-street. near Peek slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

LIENS LADIES' FRENCH BOOTS
Il The attention Of the Ladies Of New York is decidedly
this beautiful article, az manufactured by Mr.
is the elegance Of the fit and cut Of Aens Boots and
shos" Hence II = that nsIs always bq.y while Others
their beauty eIcelled such masterpiece Of Mechanic
ought and doubtless will receive the best patronage HIS
j23 cod If LADIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

NrAR rHt TLMfLE OF NAUyo0, Jan u, 1911
n 4 H.. EI,y., ~. J,-ib,,u..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
. uERICAY HARDWARE.

yUSJIE snh crlhef. have received from first hands,
a general assortment ii American ManHlac-
r1red Hardware, consisting OF Rim. Mofse and
Closet LOCKS Thumb Laches; Till, Cupboard
Chest. Trunk and Pad Locks Btu and Parliament
Hinges; Wood Screws; Table Knives and FORKS
sheet Iron Riveis; lton Brass and Copper WIfr Sad
Irons; Cross Tut and Mil Saws COAL SliopELei
IIoy and Manure Forks Breast aud Back Chalns'
e, ice Mills; Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots; ee'
neral assortment Of Brushes. Razor slrnPsCu IacNs
o.sor,cd from q 10 2 oz Gu Brad. and Sfarahe'
SLEIGH BELLS; longs. Shoycl' aud P"kefs Men
md p,yf SKA les, different qdaliIe,; Indiana O''
md Rnbbef STONES. Woucnred Socket Chisels, Draw
inc KNIVES. Broad Axes a Fol Adzes' Patent Beans
counrer Scales; Table Hinges; mahogany hn"h'' exc
Sc Sc Buyets may depend upon ge''lhG any VI
u. 90 OFT & GREER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
CIiANCERY SALE,

HEtiRSUANr to a decree nude 10y The Circuit
z Superior Courl nf Law and Chsncety for Ohio
County lhe seventeenth day ofJuue one rhou,and
eight hundred aud forty four in the sun in chan'
Gerry between IlENRY TIFtANY. complainant, and
RicHARD SiMMs, HENRY MooRE. MARK DOUGLASS.
Tue GESER,L l>sURANcE CoMFANY OF MARYLAND
AND oTutRs. dc icldnnrs. / will, on Munday the
sAlh day OF January, III the year eighteen hundred
and forly-f,c. sell at public nucionat The front door
the Cruu House of said county lots finv.lhtee,
urty fou'. forty.sI, iury"seVcn iutyrine and flly
in that parl uf the city OF Wheeling in sad
county called Graham's uddilion Of winch lots,
numbered ory-thtee, iory-si1 and lofty-nlno from
on Quincy street al d are the snme on hlch sad
Simms now resides. and numbers 1riy four, forty
seven and fty front on Centre street and lie south
ul aud idoning the ohcr three. ALSO, The lrnct
ri land Containing nho1l three hundred aud fifty
acres) wt!h The oppnucnauees. situated in Marshall
county il lie STATE of Virginia. on Wheeling Creek
about twelve miles East OF the said city Of Wheel
ing which was conveyed Ia said Simms 10y John
GaIhher and wife by de.d dated The lwcnly-;hlrd
DAY ri NuvemhcL eighteen hundred and lhirly-siI,
Conrl Of sad Marshall c unity The sale 10 be made
III such parcels Will suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE,--FIvc per cent Of the purN
chase money 10 be paid IN hand, nsd The residue N
/ dfee equal instruments hearing interest from the day
Of sale and payable respectively 10 one, lwo aud
three years ihereafler-cach purchaser giving bond
aud good security for hls deferred lnslnlments and
the title being retained as further security I'LL pay
nent in full ALIEN r LAlDLEY,
do CnmAssloneI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
MORE NEW GOODS.

No 1877. Main STREET
SENSENEY d RI ODES have Ihs morning re
y celsed n farther supply OF Seasonahle Gouds
At reduced prices which will mike their stock full
and complete any in the city nov 30
NJ EW STYLE CASHMERE PRINTS.-The
Y most elegant article in the Prlnl WY hnl
Inns yet been offered in lhis market Just opened this
morning at nov 30 SENSENEY & RHODES
NEW CASSlMERkS.-A lew pieces enlirel,
Y new patterns, rich and beautiful, just opened
at nov 80 SENSENEY & RHODES.
ID ONNET RlBBONS.-Rich Satin Slrlpd Bon.
ID nei Ribbons. few pieces, just received
nov 80 SENSENEY e. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

IN CHANCERY, IN III circuit SUI crior court
of law and chanc cry for Ohio county.
Samuel II Brown rs NJ Nelson Il others
By virtue of decree rend cred in the above
entitled cause on he 26th day of October last
| shall on the 2sth day OF December next, pro-
ceed TO sell public auction, 10 the highest bid
der. at the front door of the court house of Ohio
county, the south half of lot No twenty.one, IN
that part o the city Of Wheeling LAID of bY
Jonathan Zane, upon the fol wing terms ID
vii: two hundred dollars of the purchase to be
maid IN hand and the residue in three equal in
stalments at SIX. twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale the purchaser giving bonds
with good security, for the deferred payments
bearing interest from the day OF sale.
% NJ NEBSON, COmWtSSiOUcT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
CHANtEHA ST.

e>I ANf ##a..#H## .....i'
-. .#HaI Lass s#.I r.#
#ar..=. #sH#A aas % I.|#z# q. T..
s5..I 81 ar,.H#5g .. ' a
z.' =. A.m.H#as' saa.....t,.i.. q,
ae "l.g aHcr - N..5.= at 'H
sa,.. .1'''.' 81 Ely al.ey lsa o.l.,r.. ....,t
~ IL, -. TIE hlr- MS and ,I.,,.a....r..
E. .a.,. ...a. 'n ~. and John rIa#la..
Afe' Na.#f " fhfI.lI. and p,,..I1...
i.1a0.'.a.a I'r AZ Ara.r.se
...I,. .zfs.l.| md o.ler. 3or.,5.,.,..
~ Tie g-nct4 Iu.ufages a. -.
l.as ''1f 8han. aaI ,a.I ..,r.,,.s..
5.,,. .'a.af flo aiafeslId and o,hefs. 5rt,l.
.I. .'.ae. 8 ''m.. Mcclellan and VIE. cum
''." saih Armstrong MS such ad4uaIl.ir,.
-. '' ai7fr-'"I.pIl oib,r.. dc .ee5a4f..
VIII 40 Nah.a} ttes1 b day Mt I,pa,,s NH.
a'' ''-''tth hu dfea mud ariv. five. soil af..tI.o
~ Don aI The iruf ...or ul. the C,,,.,5 n. ~,
'' 'Hhinumt sad sale thereafter tr,,p 5a, h.
j 'Hess=arv lie real es= ALE cne.filui,,, Nh.
'aH winch by ihe Ia.l VII md ie.on,,.,
.if SaId Nuih Zaue. "a, ceased "a ,bergsd ,,,,b
Nnem - has tehs nd d.. Just ,i,et,e. Il IL =.
''7 s'f'ieh of his c-nta, fhnt j. 10 INV. HE l..
.Aiat osthd a'fs ami paris ol lai. of land nj
sm.ht ~ ''N county
''' 'i'en 900 square 'Wo.lta ten m square lhr,e.
''s iHi'e hH i"f ga squire anr: Iu eIrhl m ,4op,.
~ go" 'a9f' h'o no. slT "a squ,to scveu; lois five
,'a 81 10 squire uite, lot eieh 70 squire ten lui.
''e'' HNe. ~ eighi md stueeu "a square f,,.kc:
."' e'Rhl h square twenty one bot five IA sguufr
~eeb-Gte.
Alsa' 'hse paris nj hits one five and AZ IN ,gnats
mr. "mch heione a 'hr estate rf ,ald Nual Zane
'een>ed beng nha1i ,Dzrr.lhrec ferf lfofl .ecl ,c
re N"uhem purnan Of aud Doc, me md five IN
inafe i've md about twenty-five feet lroni Of The
.hihefh nnn at sud LOT SIX insguare five.
Al-"' The "eN hall OF thr bot numbered lhirty.
VI. ~ 'hht rar of II said CITY al " ceiling. com
'only called N"nb Wheeling and he aft Whlch
elesfs 'o sad r.uie al the lot numbered nlnrfy-
cit ~ ihal pnrl Of sud cry comuo My called Last
Wheeling.
Aisa. "ls nnneiy.niue. ono hundred mud ion md
NE hundred aud eleven on the En.l side NJ Market
ifeef. N tbaf par' of sad cry which formed The
ld trNn OF Nh"rhng.
Also luls eighteen nineteen. twenty five twenty,
Il. ihtrr-ene forty -four. Gtt>G,e. hny ruo. fGy !
hree. Fl 'y,sesen. Gry-eghi elghly-two eiguy.nuc.
nely-tN", nlneY-hse, nluety.s.I. une hundred aud
mi Two one hundred aud 6tty .onn one hundred |
nd fifty ane. one In drcd md s1iY one hundred
nd slHy- ~, one bHudvcd aud eighty elghl, two |
undfcd ana -ne. two hundred aud tW euly -tun, I've
undfed and tNcug--I, and two hui bred md |
~eniy-scven, lhei patI Of said CITY II Wheeling |
ommeulv "a led Easl Wheel ug or such OF said I
lis and part O., - -hal he sufficient Ia soisiy the
cbls 81 the "a Neah Znne deceased. and COSTS aud I
tpenscs provi d laf by sand dccrce.
TERMS of SNLt,-FNe per cent Of The purchase
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
FIRE AND MARnE INSURANCE,

THE subscriber is appointed agent Of the Co
L IUMRUS INSURANCE co for the city
of Wheeling, and il prepared to take nsks on;
Buildings of all kinds, stone, brick or wooden
and their co atents.
Steamboats, factories, mil &c
Furniture
And merchandise Of all kinds
And against all dangers attending the Trans
pJrtaton of goods on rivers, lakes, seas canals
and railroads. al the lowest rates.
The character of The company for prOmputudt
and fairness. IS well known. Apply TO
HENRY X LIST, Agent
At Shrlver d. Stele's Wbarehou 'e water
nov lG-3m street, "uethhS'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

LMANAC FOR lsl5,-insi received The
American Almanac lor ISIS; the United
States Almanac for 1916; the Presbyterian Almanac
In, ls45, the Culnvarors Almanac Tor ie4o' zoe
Farmers and Mechanic. Almanac fer lolo' and
-, sal, Wholesale OF Retail. at ihe Cheop Bo'k
Snoney Store Of hopp
dec . corner Of ela'n d u"'O' '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
To TIE LADIES.

MUST received nj Todd's Shoe Emporium
81 fresh supply Of Ladies Gollets superior ar
t,cIe and will be sold very low ior Cash
Ic S TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
A GARD.

TO TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF WHEELING AND MERCHANTS IN THE
NElGHBORlNG TOWNS.
~ NJ PARK X, takes this opportunity Of lnief
ming the citizens generally, that he has a.
great expense secured the services Of n very snpe'
ror workman in the Confectionery Line. from ih'
Eastern cilles. and will be ready AT all times to sup
ply dealers IN large or small qunnil1es ~ even
article Of the nhoye lne al Easem Prices aud "
the hesi qunaiy.
am. also. prepared furnish Parllcsnl The short
est notice with all kinds ot Gaudics, Kisses, CakcS
Preserves, Jelhes Ice Creams Ornaments and FfnIl'
If every Description
A pfcat variety Of Fancy Toys, suitable for lh'
,oninocbino IInldays nnt %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
SCHOOL hooks! SCHOOL HOOKS

SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS!
n ( CGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READER
VI Mrt,nGsi s Erlecuc Pnmet
McGufrvs Eclectic Spellcr;
hrGnllry. Eclectic LIST Reader
McGuiirv's Eclectic q Reader,
MrGuhcy's Eclectic 81 Reader
McGuGty's Eclectic 4lh Reader;
Rays Eclectic Isl Arithmetic;
Rays Eclectic ID Arithmetic;
Rays Eclectic Sd Arithmetic; just received
and forsale Wholesale nnd Rrlall by
nov 30 w J ROBB, cor Man u Markets's.
- CASES INDIA GUM COPAL just received
- and ur sale by aug 27 JAMES BAKER.
- CASES ORANGE GUM SIIELLAC. just re.
- reived and for sale by aug 81 BAKER.
StAXONY MANGANESE, 800 lbs. received and
y FOR sale by aug 81 JAMES BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

lust received by & T Hornbrook, general
81 assortment of joseph Gillolt's and other snpe
nor Sicel Pens hich We vii sell very low. Call
and see hov ~
ENAMEILED Printers ard Visiting Cards, OF
~ nl colors. for sale by
hny29 y d II HORNBROOK.
A ISO. n splendid lot of Gill Eyed Common
"a Prnyer Books, just received. which We will
sell at extremely low rates.
& Z HORNBROOK, Monroe street.
NOV 90 between Main a. Market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
PTBLIC sALEOF vALrArIrr.vD

~ VIII SALE OF NALi \ Hf4E !. Vi
W. | H. be sold to The hiahest hldG.r on Mon
w day the6fe day of Jannarf Is45. IN front
Of the Court House door in the city 81 Wheeling.
Ohio county, Virginia, thai ,auahl. Farm
known hv the name of the Cotfs Farm, situate
ed on hrellng creek contiguous 10 ami qdioln.
ing the Lots of said city of Wher ing. and c. n
tanning ahoutone hundr and foIy-fnreo aci-s,
about fii'y acres of which creek bottom, tho
balance arabic hill land. and about one hundred
acres Of the tract is cleared and under rnIrys
ton. On this and there is a strata Of Coal
about five feet thick and from forty TO fifty acres
IN extent vet remaining, which can be worked
10 great advantage. as the mouth Of The pits open
on one of the pubic streets of the city
The improvements consist of Il comfortable
Dwelling House, Stable and othor ont houses
The property will be sold with or without tho
Goa prvege,and the terms will b, made knowK
on the dav of sale.
ANY person DESTROYS of purchasing, can in the
mean time receive every Information in relation
10 the premises from my Agent r Armstrong
If Wheeling.
oct ITS HAMPnEN ZANE
Baltimore Patriot will copy Tri- Weekly, sstl
day of sale and charge this Office.