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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

SANDS SApS ,rNNitL> ;:'eY Nr-catd' pfepr'atl'
hn, hean thornugny sstet variety ui Diseases d i II ~
experience known 90 be 'Hs and eteciut' cue Tor cf!i
ar engagement u: the Hi. Ierrusy, sn!, Rleun Sciid
head Ecleun Rheumatism, raip.nt"us oi iie heat ID
ut 1ar dsaassS gnat impure or deprIta ar q"
5e bla0I or arrangement OF the s-tsc urinns. IhS pro-
pr eIrs nre lliy Fecewng wTHan testm-ui1l'. EVh; 90
rs,'.n, ,lcni> of s e>taoriiQuy vGies oasnN naFH'
ru of way os certificates. letters ot tine clergy ma sf -
ana private c.tzen., al. coUGrnlnE the pe'cu SHen-'
are nl.-ar'ly lcreived ard y hr chrerrly exhibited ~ t
pruiiur act, iecrgd u'c,eHtly clear and rn"' W E
20 ,nsy the ucred4p,, OF the real merits oi t"' m
uabe medicine.
The following certificates viii he rcnd with lne'>'.Ffr
tir,II,r'y iv l,,l.r rriu,s IN II ,Iui,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

NFSCRIPrlON tF GOODS MANUFACTURED AT
s'rHE SE,l W fltE CARD SiNNttAt ltRf
Irrrrl.I Pnr,olii1 s1fi. . Cod Nudce ln'bo''9l Stt
~ ..i rnry Cias.d G uic 81. hucmuk MOS. "nd fnn-
ef.' luks 81 ever te rDptitr auh sit c'd a1 phh
American. French. Gcrtn rnd spanish iihynS tani' 81
ry-rv yHrty o btc mad quality Onpdr-. afse a' ,innl
tpir nnd S,riai IGnVgrtI"U tufi, eN.r tnck CoOrSi
(n-f. t. Railroad cks ieucl ard', tsc. Sn, .,
te from MI u the cnutry rcApei'ny soiici'ed
,rJ ,y,I ir. faithfully eser tel by t.. rlil IL,
my5 In w Joih y ihlr - Fui"n ".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

!, EaIoVAi.fhe odcr and Rom eih- wv i9lf ~;
j',D III Uni h sH!1l iul john
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

f!7UKEAD. NEEDLE AND iSACI = BHE. BfLad-
| way between Thirteenth and Fourteenth srccts.-Iie
attention the public respectfully invited 70 The new store
ms, o.ne as above tconain assortment Ot smn VI
articles oday the family with gafe;y Of i!ncy E'--
yzP.ns Ne-,-. Heok and Eyts superior sewing totton.
and Ik Buttons. Tape, Bubhn. Pure Twas, zephyr Nt or
ted canvass aud Patterns, perforated Bristol Board Bbbin
Bnsnms Goyes handkerchief SusDenders. &c. Hosiery.
Manila Gras, Cott India Nankecn, Pafas9s. sun Sfnd.s
Wa. and other Dolls, Sc Har, Nail and Teeth Brust,s
lvn-y and Shell combs: Pln and Fancy Stationery Note Pa
per Enyeln,e Steel Pens Gold and Silver Pencils Perfume
~ Fancy soap Guera G' shaving CTen and other ch9ice
&c sc-The stock has been selected with great ana
eli If C.. BLUM.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

rl1IT NFST sONP n TIf W'IU -N0T'-- !. y -lTN :
i I'ru.,n S,ru I't ' 81; i1s n"r nc trft Eeurf
ii nm ih. city, and ~ hol. c-rtr, would g. = a. 4
,, m r n not hy,i rr ~racerN. vino ,' not keen - bnt
,tl,r nm, tss ci,'nutr, o Ntr iI.l1 Hcinf ' - o'
., SOM would i4i NY sns q, AS ih-e q. p" iAN'
tf. II ponore toic tG Lost arI cheapest ~ The r"nu-
No. al nv ihn, os a nird made tsr in mud - lit4"n
rl not i'alc -uau and b1- siari"d H"u"tNs I'M
proved Brown oJp Foo sg los mot "' D. gfep1 StoeeiA
ih'" ~ hN'''Ni''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

%. 8 I o + n-s reet.
- B. CLAYTON i SONS are in constant receipt OF Pa
~. PgRs ndaplet branch Of Tie trnde, embracing
an unusually large Oi Blank Book Cap md iter
Writing together with every description oil News nnd Book
Printing Coored Paper Of Medium and Other ze, bnye,'pe
rohaccu Shcc art Tea. Straw and Rag Wrapping linrd
ware and Cloth gres SS and Log. llSsuc. pai
and cuiured. sc esie5 Stn~. Bonnet. Truns am
BnntIb1x BoIrtis. Press Papers. sc *. m1Si
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

AarANIEi.-i d. al,.ias.1t. i.f' .1-.a-
~ .Npsr.ncr - 'e,1Lan 70. Nc--.flr.'- tr.-
"a csp,cy. * rggue. Adaa'r, : I - !r11t oi-se
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

M tN'IEp-f,npi0yq,ea; ty s1 nc'.yc = ils rusfg
aIg.. a. boaeF ~ Dptcf- A3-y = 80 brs1dE-1 -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

SE-tNTEl-N .ra-ten o. ,,--y rt-c r,f ~ char
" lnsh-eash. {. Avn, ~ - s.kl.-lti :, 80 -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

Reference. G,nneLl M,n;urn * Co. Ptof j Revere. y
D.. ". Z. Reiisid ESD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
From the Christian Sun,
PR OF HECY,

In examining the evidence adduced by
Millerites, to prove this world would end
in ls43, | could but be astonished at their
application Of some Of the prophecies:
such as the lion and the lamb lying down
together; and men building houses and in
habi,ing them, and planting vineyards and
eating the fruit thereof, in the new world,
or immortal state. This led me to very
carefully examine the, prophecies, and
compare them with the New Testament.
The following conclusions are the result
of careful and prayerful investigation.
LIST. There is no prophecy of the Old
Testament, that speaks Of the second COM
ing of Christ, the end of the world, the
general resurrection at the last day, or the
final judgment.
I'd. There is no prophecy of the Old
Testament, that speaks Of any future re-
turn of the Jews as nation to their own
land, or the land of Palestine.
Sd. There is no direct prophecy of the
Old Testament, that speaks of any event
on earth beyond the destruction of Jer-
salem by the Roman army; or any dream,
or vision, or Interpretation Of dream,
that extends beyond the division Of the
Roman power into ten parts.
The prophets were Jews, they belong
ed to the Jewish nation, and lived under
the first dispensation. They spoke of
things peculiar to that nation. and the surs
rounding nations, that stood in some way
connected with the Jews. They spoke
of the end of the dispensailon under which
they lived, the overthrow Of their nation,
the coming of Christ to set up his king
dom, the extent of his dominion. and du-
rability Of his kingdom; hut OF the things
that were to take place under the gov
eminent of Christ they said nothing, and
all that we know about them, we learn,
not from Jewish Prophets, but from Christ
and his Apostles. 2 Pet. /. 10. says
" We have also a more sure word OF pro-
phecy; whereunto we do well that We take
reed, as unto light that shine'h in dark
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

psyiSE q pseaaissy Tan. What 10 nasss
~hich Aassiesa frssmss. lisias il sghs
Of ne sery boulg6sld. he very FsseFsiian
% lhe Revalsiann, can lhlnk no ralsabls
y be freely offered 10 preserve iss brss &C.
sali. the Uaion! Oh God n Freedom.
ahsrs 10 he spirit 81 csfsllns! whsrs
Is the psiriolism lhsi animsled her SAM
Ger her Msrios. her Jsspssi
N you will sllas mr . descend iron
al awful topic 70 very Insignificant me.
] wsh my South csralins friends ea1ll
be % near The feanesses line ss sm. 70
see snd apptseisis Tennessee Puik ptl d
erans. They would Be- ashamed ihs. q
convention er any Hing else could i'm.
pnse ,uch nan upon The eaUhi,y . q
rsnditas fof The presidency % James X.
Polk. lean chly see IN il me indspnsi.
lian Of lhe leaders Of The dsnoeracy d be
beaten. You remenhsr he Greek @ho
ran shout sah,bl,iDg his striped b.ek. . y.
ing .see what he crest Achilles hes
DONE" This oil be Polk's dpuneiion.
Il may be honor enough laf hin 20 Be bra
Ten BY Mr.. CLAW, bul really % 10 no honar
20 Mr. Clay 10 beat such . msn.
Say 10 your Club We viii meet ron On
our way 10 The Inauguration in March II
Wing President. ~llh banners flying end
bosnding hearts.
Believe me. cir.
Your friend and obi sers't
BENZ. f. PORTER.
Rtruapa ypann. paa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

rsshiag do~n he bsnk wish eli ths mad
snstsy lhai ne ioss Of his lsyoris eDulJ
inspire. Hunasf turned he acre 70 he
opposite bsak: i ~ss sissp--sevsIsl feel
a perpendicular rock-bal she plated
herfelf high On he shore u bosnd. and
Ihsa sway she 6ss over he ln,ermshshls
forest Of pines. straight and s.ili a. sn
saro@--shaI sdmissbls msEel
o. and On did The generoas brute bar
Der masters irerman. ill The pura.rs
were Iefi hopelesslr behind. Lals in he
evening Hunter rode into Salisbury. bad
ne slsg exaaeied iron BIS shoulder. and
AFR lingering some lime silh lhs effects
81 his sound and excitement, finally co
veil. And that gallant mare. Thar had
done him sueh good ssrvies. he kept snt
cherished iii she dledof old age. 20.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
TEXAS GRANTS.
RICHARD YRApos, ESQ.

A fact has come 10 our knowledge.
within few days. from . source entiIed
TO The highest confidence. = hich We desire
10 make public, for the infnrmaiion Of eli
hose ~ho are dssirCus Of negoliaiipg q
tresiy for The snnexslion OF Texas. BY
which the Government Of The United
Slate, would assume the debts OF Texas.
and receive in consideration ,hsrefor her
ungranied ,err.tory. II 10 this. We have
j, from a gentleman Of unqueslioned sers.
ci,y. who has himself calculated the sx-
tent Of the grants, who assures Us that
Gen. Mercer, formerly Of Virginia. has
Obtained from The Gosernmen, OF Texas,
grants 10 land. equal 10 extent 10 the ter
riiories OF Connselicu,, N. Jersey aud
Delaware, or about sigh, and a half mil.
lions OF acres. Ia consideration Of h,ch
srsnts, Gen. Mercer has sgreed. within
the space Of Eve years from The da.s
thereof 1, colonlze thereon seven hundfrd
families, 10 each Of which be 10 io-gvs
not less than one hundred and sixty acres
of land.
We mmend this facl TO the consider
alion Of thnse who are 80 ANXIOUS for The
snnexaton Of Texas. with the hope of
obtaining thereby large snd valuable ter.
ritory. Hnw msny more such grants
there are m existence we OF course know
not, but that there ara others Of equal ex-
tent Is quite probable, besides all those
which have been given az bountes to SOL
diers. and the millions Of acres which
have been entered BY spectators under
the Texas land laws. From these data,
the rejecting portion OF The people Of the
country can firm tolersbly eouec, es-
ums,e Of this ungrsnted territory Of fer-
o.; for all men know that Texas could
make no treaty of annexation by whrch
she could possibly snnui those grants II
~ therefore certain that she has compsr.-
lively lIule ungran'ed territory, and that
little Of course the refuse Of her l.nds.
We mention these facts for the informa-
tinn Of The people of Oh. country, 20
show the humbnggery Of this whole
scheme ftom It's inception. Texas 10,
doubtless. fully aware tina, her territory
i. insufficient 10 psy her deb', and hence
the purpose VI treaty. ~uh this govern,
men,. BY ~hich the U. States would as.
sume ,hnse deb,s. Lst the people ponder
upon these things and determine this quss-
tioR on Ne real merits.
.9ugus'a Ga Chron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

ind > prophecy o. he second coming Il
Christ, die end e he wodd. he general
resurrection. OF ne final judgment ! should
lie b be informed. | know thai Isaiah
and Daniel speak of . resurrection. bur
re are prepared % show that this took
place about The time Christ srose from
de dead. That the return Of the Jews
from Babylon, i al The return - . nation
. heir own land. Is evident % my mind
from The following circumstance, VIZ. all
he prophets that speak Of their return.
either lived before or under de captivity.
Malachi PrOphecied about fifty years after
their return, and he has not said word
on hat subject.
skofivlk. July. 1894
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
Augus'a (Ga.) Chron.

Aiawsuit Of an unusual character. il
appears. has been commenced a. New Or
leans originating in an edct which was is.
sued by The new collector of that port %
the unle ot assuming the duies OF h's OF
fee, requiring ell persons to take Il. T.
hat. off on entering the cuslnm.house.
The Bee Of The 9th ulumo says:
"A merchant oil this city, who few
DAYS since had made an entry OLA 10, Of
Gig ars. yesterday presented himself at the
counter IN the custom house for The pur-
ppse of paying the duties upon them anil
having them removed TO his store. Upon
hts rendering the money in payme for
the duties he VAS informed by the clerk
that he had received orders from the Col.
lec,or to transact business t0ith no one
,pio had has hat upon his head. The
merchant. no, being willing to comply
with the order Of the Collector, lef. the
,custom-honse for the purpose Of procuring
witnesses. and immediately returned and
again rendered the money in payment for
the duties upon his goods. Which was
second tone refused. The merchant has
en- cred a protest, and. az he had contract
ed Tor the delivery Of the cigars 10 sn"th-
er houss, has also entered suit Tor DANA
ges."
! AF From a subsequent paper We learn
III, the Cellee,or. hnd'ng. on legal ad.
visement, that he could not entorcs his
order, has been grsciou.ly blessed 10 to-
scird il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
uffke BTKHE lSD FHETRa

From time ne memory q msn Foeih
not bsyond. our foreasiheFs hare Esrom-
mended he . old Of The moon ID ABgus'.
~ the best time % LII bushes by easring
them. The time recommended nav 81
. good one for This lslilnde. Ihosgk weI
are nns Inmates enough 10 believe thst
lsrnar influence hes much 20 DO with lIle
effect Of that operation. All may have no.
iced that there 10 = time In tie Summer
uhen The growth Of shrubs and tres stop,
The wood hardens sd die buds Of he neat
year form. According 10 onr experience,
q . q This pariirulsr junelure. when the
sap nndergnes . change. I. lurns." a. the
phrase 10. ihsi bushes are most likely 20
be killed BY being cut. This rhaage may
take place earlier o. hler in different lali-
indes. OF in dilfrrens seasons, and hence
We think i cannot depend on he position
or phases OF the moon.
The best mode Disseminating briars.
that ws hsseever known. IL 10 now Them
close 10 The ground with . stout seyihe.
soon alter The growth Cor The season has
Stopped, and afterwards pasture the ground
with sheep. The sheep is very fond Of
the briar when IL first starts from the
ground, and il q sufficient number are
turned out 10 cal The briars as laslas they
appear, Two seasons viii generally ex-
terminate them. They will not general
ly starr much the same season they are
cut. but il 10 important they should be
led d0sn. -
Flowing briars. we have found rather
10 encourage their spread. Many OF the
roots run below The reach Of ihe pillow.
and every piece Of a roo, win send up .
new shoot, 81 that the more they are cut.
The more they grow, unless the roots are
brought 10 the surface and carried OF or
dried and burnt. z -.. .....
Brnising bushes has sometimes a bet
ter effect in killing them, than cutting,
and for this purpose tool called bush
whacker' is used. 10 killing whorile
ION huekle'' berry bushes, sometimes
troublesome in the rocky pastures Of New
England. this TOOL may be preferable 10
the srylhe. @....suz ...a.. .
We have had the best success in killing
Canada thistle by moving them when they
were just past full bloom. The root will
then die down 10 great depth, and If the
land is in grass, The sward will often spread
over the lhislle-pa,ch and give the nextyea
a crop Of good clear hay. We have no,
seen the digging &c thislles (lha. is the
Canada lhis,lesl attended with much adj
vantage. The roofs run very de.p-we
have traced them three feet below the
surlace--and very small piece only may
throw up new shoot. The other kinds
Of ihistles. which are only annual, or at
most biennial, are easily killed by cutting
them ri with hoe. or TOOL made for
The purpose, just below the crown. This
should be done as soon as they can be
readily seen, for they olien occupy The
ground to The exclusion Of The grass, and
besides, where they are large the grass
which grows near them, cannot be eaten
by stock, on account Of the annoyance
occasioncd by their prickly branches
and leaves. We have sometimes seen
cattle forced to leave the best part Of the
pasture by these pests.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
A PATRIOTIC LETTER.

Ais messing Of the Charle.ton r.. c.
Clay Club. 90 the 18th insi.. Richard Yea-
don, esq. Il The close Of gallsn, speech.
read the following letter from B.njanln
r. Potter. esq Of AIsb,ma. which cam-
nends itself 10 the head OF every parrot
By rs noble ssnsimeniE MAJ. Inf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-16


Austin peay
Ry virtue ola dteree prom cnnced IN the above
named cause by the SAID court ON the 18th day
of November Isi3, l. "a commissioner under fhc
sad decree shall proceed On Monday the lst
day Of July 1911, 10 sell at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, at the front door of the court
house of Ohio county, the following lots and
parts fots situated IA the city OF Wheeling, that
IS 10 say
Lot No one 4 IN the 2}dl square Of SAID city
Parts oflots Nos , u 81 two aud three IA the
Lots Nos forty eight ASK l2l and forty nine IN
South Wheeling.
LOIS Nos STA and Is d seven on Hawpden 81.
Los Nos fifty three and - u SCI INV SIX IN
Graham additi
Lot No ll2l tseye, and part Of Lo: No jl1lten IN
the Miller property.
Or such part or parts thereof a shall bcfonhd
su fiieient 10 satisfy complainant demands with
interests and costs.
The above NAMED property or sun1cency
will he sold on a redli of fonr, eight, twelve and
twenty four nloaths in equal lnstaments. the
purchaser or purchasers giving bond with APP
proved security. bearing ntercst from the day OF
sale, and the title will be retained as further
seclIri.y unul tie ms talments are fully paid.
w MITCHELL, Commissioner.
J & f for comp'ts. may 2S
The sale Of the above property Is postponed
until Monday the 9TH day Of August next.
|. ". MITCHELL,
I,lv o l5t4 Comr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-16
|EN YORK CIRCUS.
rs1NARIF. PROPRIETORS.

+, ~. # N4rciInt ahd vicinity are r.
H. pfrmed that til, above eNlcn-
.R,.t.i establishment vii be eNhi-
r. lr.c Pavilion on the lot adloin-
h.. tavern, ON w EDNE SDAN,
;J1Y 3Nu FRIDAY, the 2ltt, 25th T.
IsW York reus consists OF large and
En-. af E4urs'rans nl great talent
b. m connection with a great mum
4, ms, be1H1l n that noble and sa-
Isnmi.. lle Har,t, by which the pro-
ar tH4t.ti fa produce the most per
t.faa entertainment ever gwen IN the
s. e.
e mier which the exhibitions
n MI se fitted NJ IN .upcrb style. with
4 .el's rod neatly eafpetcd.
naaBsefs Assure the public, that, at u
h II selection OF entertainments tc be
h, a3 arc covered by street sense
rfYasa d-corm, and rXcellen; order,
/ s4.r, and spl,ndor shall distinguish
h, ,gnaal from all others that have
ID, rs,
B,n.e-s have great pleasure IN being
4 si 'ha' 100 all public places that they
u the Few York Circus, the Pub
u a'gss haze gwen II the palm above
b, "a .antof the great number aud VA
Haaments, as we'll "a for the
Ia masnfcence with which they ar,
ID
pr eIl open al , and o'clock. Per
. 81 commence At l.2sni IA.
fns.aB- Box 30 cents; PIT p cents.
y Aiiasr PARTICULARS see Bills at the Ilo-
July INK I, div.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-16

LIST RECEIVED aud lar .ale at tho CITY
AUCTION ROOM. No l65 Norkei Sannro.
Gun doz fine Rose Soap; - doz Blk and Blue
Ink III d"z snpef ackug, u duz fine Bears o o.;
aud 100 gross Lncller Matches bes quality.
The nb'vo ARTICLES ntc iusl fr'm the manu- lactu-
Ter. asd vii he sold Al Eastern prices
As On slute Cloths. CassIrncs Jeans. Cahcncs.
MasItns. Straw Has mud B'nnet.. Hosiery. Dr. &c
all ai Which viii be sold nj the owcsl possible prre
y g "A BRENrLlNGFR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-16
NEW GOODS! NEW Coops.-J R

~ II MARSH. hive Jus, received SUMMER
STOCK OF GOODS purchased in the Fast on the
very bosl terms aud sell Them extremely low for
CASH.
Among Their stock cnn he found the very best oil
fabrics and tho newest styles both for La hes ind
Gemlemen's Wear. Persons wishing In see pretty
Goods can hnd them nj No lll. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-16
tIIOLERA MOHBI y

ItIIOLERA MONBUS-ih lsdtendlnl com
! plaint Is more common during the summer
months than al any other Ieflod, because, at ms
season Of the yent The process OF digestion Is carried
on with such extreme longour lhal our food instead
OF being speedily dissolved and cnHvered INTO utrl
ment for the body. is often spoiled OF puIrhed IN
The stomach Hence the Cholefa Morous. and other
dreadful complaints.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pllls are certain TO re-
move all the above unpleasant complaints. because
thcv cleanse the stomach mud bowels OF those pn-
ind numours which are the cause not only oil all
The Diseases Of the bowels bul 10 every malady m
cideni 10 man 80,
-Four or five Of Wright Indian Vegetable lh's'
token every nlehl on gong To bed, VIII Il shof'
lime completely rad the b'dy Of every description
OF suffering: al the same lue, the digestive organs
will he restored to a healthy tone, and lhe blood
so thoroughly purified. that Cholera hnfpns' or
any other disease. will be literally driven from The
body
For sale wholesale or retail al the Principal Office
No 60 Race street. Philade phla.
9CCAUTION-As Counlerellers are abroad ne
parlcular IN all cases. 10 ask for Vrgh' Indian
Vegetable Pips.
For sale by JAMES MELLoR, 20 Union street
Wheeling. and by agents published IN another par
81 the papet Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-16

Mark Doug la.s and others.
I)rr,c, far Account.
ABSrRACT.

And It is further a1ludecd, ordered md deeteed,
that ills cause he referred 10 one OF the Commls-
slauers nl tins Court who is 10 ascertain and report
of What real estate the sah Marx Dnnelass was
seized on the 2Ah day OF May 10, or AT any time
.inre that day, and Nhat judgments. liens or lnonm
brances there are which bind tie same aud IN
whnl rider the ,apd Judgments. liens and ncum
hranres nre entitled 10 be paid, together with the
amounts Of such judgments eus &c, aud to whom
The same are due. Trsie.
ALEX T LNDLEY. Clok
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-16

IlDEND The President nrj Directors
The Ire and Marine Insurance Company
'lng have tins day declared semi annual
Z d inr per cent on the capital stock Of
ala1y I.ll IA. payable on demand, on or
'2Jh ln,, subject 10 reduction 81 the
I Nl,locbhudef can receive HI. dividend
MI gwen proper security for The unpaid
b ls stock. X w HARDING.
\ Secretary,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-16
ST RECEIVED,

4 LARGE mud well selected stock of chcnp
~ goods Cloths. Sonnens, Joans. Summer
Cloths, md general ns5oflment Of Fancy articles
Silk iUmbr,las. Paro4ols Sun shndes. AZ
AISO-A general assortment Of GROCERIES
Fish, &C. Which viii be sold IN lnls 10 mi pnrcha
sers, nnd atyery low prices. u, MGlNNlS
Juno No. lis. Masket Street,
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nREMIUM HATs-IIece'ved this morning
10y Greene e. Cos Express. ie" cases more
Of those SPLENDID FASHIONABLE BEAVER,
ond Pearl Cassimefe Hats light as a feather. and
,.o,,h tt,p to Craze Crc,k rus, to get look al
hem Call quick 81 yon loose hem.
NIP A z MCALLAM, Main 81.
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Commi,sioners OH.s. J7ly >, lel1.
The parties interested in the above decree Will
nke notice that On The l4h day Of August lol2,
Al he office of Jacob & Fllzhugh, shall commence
taking the account required by said decree, and
shall continue The same from day 10 day, until The
llh day OF September 1874. Within this period
the creditors OF sad Douglass can come betere me
and prove their claims. Otherwise they Will be
declared the benefit Of This decree.
EDW II FlTZlIUGH, Conn.
NJ NELSON, for Compts. Jyo