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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14
T'n Sr'la'1. or GsI IOWA. SIS.
Disric, Court-April Term, A D ls45
Peter Perry,
petition 70. Partition

vim Earl, Aaron Usher.
Semon sherfcy Joel Col
w, Serranus c. Hastings, Petition io' Partition
VIC. Woodward. Arthur
E..hAurn, Ralph Lowe,
al C. Day, John Zeigler,
alexander Lewis.
THE defendant. in the above case will take no.
lie that the complainant on the 9Th day OF October
D 1914 filed his petition for partition IN the dis
. court of said county, representing IN SUBS lance
follows. to wit:-That in 1888, the said Ear
prchased from the government Of the United Stated
b following lands to w.:-Lot no. In fractional
Etion no. s. and the south east quarter OF section
&c, in township no II north of range no. l, west
hc fifth principal meridian, containing in all two
gnlrel and twcnty-eight acres and lO-lOO acres
l that said Earl conveyed to petitioner the undl.
Etl one fourth part of said lands except-Lots 2, 5
mia in block A-Lot 4 in block B-Lots no.
al ., in block no Slots :, and 9 in block no.
Lots 3, 4, and 10 ia h!ock no. 5, and Lot no.
abbck no g in the town of Wy oming as survey.
tty H. Gi!1ett, ia 1887 That said Ear conveyed
Aar portions of the same land to said Usher, sait
s';cy, said Co!ycr Who have conveyed portions o.
.ollheir interests to persons unknown to petition
That said defendants claim interests in SAX
Fcnses. Petition prays that the respective inter
FsOE the owners may he ascertained by tue court
bat petition of said lands may be male among
Be owners That the share of petitioner may D.
xofo him il practicable and ifnot. that the wEol'
npeny may be sold and, petitioner may receive hi:
'sOf the proceeds Of such safe.
JIG MORROW, Clerk
ECook, Sol lo-sw Jan q, ls45
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14
FOR SALE.

.rr f,,,oving lots and parcels Of lots will be
lHI 'o on The l4,h day Of March, A D ls45, at
= sou o,J 1 al the Court House door in the town
pubic se ~n,on Iowa Territory. Sale to commence
dbl0o ,1,ay A M, viz Lot six (6) in Blk one
h''n e .nd one (lol) Lot eight (s) in blk one
buna'ea s a, two ilO2) Lot nine (9) in blk seven
hundred a'' ,nd;vcd half Of Lot seven (7) in blk
size i."! la4l undivided half of Lot five (5) in
s Ne .yentyour ca and west hall OF Lot Two ~
vs. 'S hilty-two (3s) all in the town OF Blooming
~ NV lava " Territory. Terms, cash:
gs u" .ho,e property will be sold by virtue OF
ine to me executed, and good title given.
aeu u CIV Ga ,ahL-w T s PARyIN, Trustee.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

And that at the next term Of said Court application
will be made by the said Sharp Baxter for an order
that partition be made OF SAID premises:
Attest: ), u. MINIMUM 'e'A
JACOB BUTLER, Sol. for Petitioner
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

NOTICE.
suyHE subscribers have this day formed co-part-
nership under the name and firm Of Cleveland
& Bolles, for the purpose of trading in Dry Goods
Groceries. Hardware, &c. &C., at Iooesborongh
Louisa Co. Iowa. CHAS. N. CLEvELANO
HENRY BOLLES.
Toolesborough, Iowa, Oct. 10, 1914
Farmers wishing to dispose of their produce will
always find ready market at this store, and the
highest prices allowed. cc
Oct 25,-4w, CLEVELAND & BOLLES.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14
TAKE WARMING.

n LII persons are hereby warned against pur-
Il chasing note given hy me to Ira Brown, on
FfOus the 3Oth December. for Sls, the same be-
obtained by fraud and deception, and am de-
mined not to pay the same unless compelled by
PHEBE RIGHT
.an II 45-3w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

HEMP ten tons hemp wanted Immediately a
IL the highest market rate for cash by
EDWARDS &TAYLOR
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

TERRITORY OF IOWA,7
MUscArINE COUNTY.
District Court, October Term, A D 1914.
Samuel Black, \
VS.
Singleton McBee and the heirs
(whose names are unknown) of SBill in Chancery
Edward H Campbell, decd, and
others.
The said Singleton McBee and the heirs of Ed
ward H. Campbell, Decd will take notice that on
the 5th day of November A D 1914. the complain
ant filed his bill in Chanccry against the said de-
PENDANTS, and others who have been served with
process, stating in substance follows, to witt that
the said Edward H. Campbell, decd was on the
Goth day of September A D 1910, seized in fee OF
the North half of lot no six in Block seventy iour,
sixty feet of which is on fifth street and seventy feet
ofwhich lies on mulberry street, in the town of
Bloomington, Iowa Territory.-That said Camp
bell between the 26th day fSepember and the first
day of February, A d ls4l, conveyed the said
premises to illiam H Blaydes by his deed OF con-
veyance, which deed is lost and no evidence of the
contents thoraof exists in writng-That said
Blaydes on said first day of February A D 1S4l,
conveyed said premises to complainant in fec
That the said Campbell died and left no heirs whose
names are known to complainant; the said Single
ton McBee was before the said Goth day of Sep
TENDER 1910, seized in fee of said premises,
and on the said 18th day of September 4 D 1910,
the said McBee conveyed the said premises to said
Campbell The bill prays that the deed Of McBee
to Campbell be cancelled and that McBee be de-
creed to convey said premises to complainant, or
that the heirs of said Campbell be decreed to con-
vey said premises to complainant and that the title
in said premises be decreed to be in complainant,
Sc. &c. u MORROW, Clerk
sc Aastings Sol [lo-6] Jon 81 ls45
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14
rarTED.

" oooa yoke working oxen. from four to six
NJ ga IA hind, gentle, and free from any un-
V !, eakIs.0enquirc Of Bn1DemAs q WE'D.
ny l, u .saroton, Feb Ia, 45-3-w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

TERRITORY OF IOWA., L.
MuscArINE COUNTY.
District Court. October Term, ls44.-In Chancery.
Sharp Baxter, )
vs.. !, Petition for Partition.
SARAH P. LITTLE, (warw Of Sidney H. Lit
- tie, deceaseD Elvin Little, Lora Little, Mira
Little and Sidney Q. Little, (heirs Of said Sidney
H. Little, deceased) and Archibald Williams and
Jason II. Sherman administrators of the estate Of
said Sidney H. Little, deceased) will take notice,
that petition was filed against them on the Goth
day Of August. 1874 in the District Court Of
said County Of Muscasine, by sharp Baxter, and is
now pending, wherein the said Sharpe Baxter de-
mans partition of the following real estate situate
in the Town of Bloomington, Muscatine County
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

SUGAR--lO Hhds. New Orleans Sugar, recd
- per. steamer Mermaid, and for sale by
nov % EDWARDS & TAYLOR
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

Egbert + Smith,
Reeves & Mclean
Carpenter 81 Shipley for the use of
Spencer Blachley 4 Co, their assignees
&CC Norris
I'D Wheeler 4 Co
Irwin q Minor
w and o Thomas
The above named defendants will take notice that
at the October Term, A d 1914 of the Muscatine
county Court Egbert II Smith filed his bill of COM
plant on the Chancery side of said Court, setting
forth in substance as follows that at the June term
of the said court for the year ls42, he the said
Smith obtained a decree against l P and Rachel
Van Hagen, for the sale of the north east fourth of
section s town IS r west, that in obedience to
said decree on the 10th Sept 1912, execution issued
on said decree and that on the 2sth Oct succeeding
the said property was sold to the highest bidder he
the said Smith being the highest bdder--that said
defendants are mortgages of the said property by
deed made by said P and Rachel Van Hagen
Complainant prays that said defendants may be de-
creed to nav the amount due on his decree or that
their equity Of redemption in the said land may be
forever barred and foreclose and for general
Now unless said defendants appear at the next term
o the said court and plead to said bill the same will
he taken as confessed nd decree made accordingly
JIG MORROW Clerk D e
I.con Butler Sol for Com
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

EEIO COFFEE-20 Sacks Rio Coffee, JUS
No reed and for sale by BENNETT & Go.
nov. %.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

M o SUGAR do MOLASSES for sale at whole.
IN sale and al wholesale prcesby
EDWARDS 4 TAYLOR
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

r AIDES INDIA RUBBE R-50 pr Ladies In
IL dia Rubber Over Shoes, just reed and for sale
~ nov % BENNETT & Co
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14
-.uEs BRENTLyNGER,
.e,-s,.rer Of Copper, TIN and Sheet.
IRON.
.-ox Iowa. Jan. "a, 45--ly. :

prRsONS indebted to ] R Bennett are
LL,...ed to pay up their bills by the 18th day
y 'sg'' is45. or they will find their accounts IN
sfNacn' Cash OF produce will be taken.
ah1 hano'' r BEKxETr.
-,o.on. Feb Ia, 45-3-w:
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14
NOTICE

NOTICE
gwen to all concerned. that have filed a
= petition in the Probate Court Of Muscatine
county. for licence to sell the real estate of
owen Young, deceased, and that the 2lst day
OF Feb. is set as the day Of hearing the same.
FRANCES YOUNG. Administrators.
bloomington, Jan. 81, '45-3w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

BUCKINGHAM FLOUR--Superior Rock
s ingham flour, at BRIDeMAN & WEEDS
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

HYDRAULIC CEMENT-10 bbls. just
/ i and for sale, by Nov3 r BENNETT
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

"HEAT OATS & CORN wanted for which
w the highest market rates will be paid in
cash or goods by EDWARDS p TAYLOR
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

PETER JACKSON,
Late Of the firm Of A. Ogil,ie & Co..
F0rscarding and Commission Merchant and
Dealer In Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
ALL kinds of Country Produce will be received at
highest prices.
BLOOMINGTON, Jan. 5, lS45. ~.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14

ANALF SKINS-6 doz. Eastern Calf Skins, just
u reed and for sale, by b DouGHERTr.
April l9-24-tf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18
ExECUTOR's SALE of. y.Iv,.,s Farm

- rune SaSOny Sheep. &c. An oppoiuni,v
'"fe'y occurring Is ,Hend To- il,,,.e " fishing io pto
cure really prime SAXoNY SHEEP. The n.ck of
me lato 'oho Williams, deed, of IIol,ida, : Cove.
va near Sieubenvillc. U. will b. offered at public
sale. on TUESDAY. the BRA DAY OF MAY NEXT.
:, consists ct abou' 800 grown shee p. inclu1ing
about 5O Bucks. besides ab,ui 3 or 400 Lambs.
ihe above hock is the result Of many yeats con
s'ani application on The part of The lair owner. Ill.
main desire beng 10 grow only ihs very best quality
vi woodland t's the pick OF his n 'ck. he hay ing
s'ld over $40 OF the second q ialiiy lasi sum,ner-
making u certain 10 The pure haser that he il bu, Ing
strictly prime sheep. The hpck i. in excellent con.
dillon. without any old sheep IN il.
u may be rs we'll 10 observe that the wool from
the above sheep WAS sold las, year to Mr. Lawrence
of The Middlssex Co. Lowell. Massachusetts. nj
prices, according 10 grade. ranging from ~ to 60
cents per pound-sversging 585 cents. But nj this
time II Is confidently believed there are no sheen i'm
The Hook. the fleece Of which did not bring So cents
per pound.
Also. tho farm on which the deceased ,c,i,led
wing on the OHIO river. above ond Adjoining lease
rs's'ngion residence. cohissning about $40 Acres
~heofiy all Of which 10 il, cultivation. and in a high
s'a'e OF mprovemcnt-wiih q gond aud eonvenicu,
a~e9i'"g house. born, three or four sheep houses.
s'abi'ns and oil other necessary out buildings-wuh
Two large ond valuable Apple Orchard. of selected
'fui's, and is altogether one Of Tho mos, desitablc
situations on the Ohio river.
Also. one yoke of valuable Oxen. OF cart. E,u,
horsef, and eight or ten head VI iull blood Durham
caUIe IN good condiirn--a Two horse carnage md
hnrnessi gold lever watch corn shelter. a 10, Of
hogs, inrming utensils. and household and kitchen
furniture. DC. &c.
Sale To commence at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, when IN,
Terms. Which will DC reasonable. will be made
known. WM BROWN. E,ecu,n,
apl6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18

J,cguah md French Cinshams.
l~SiLkS-Rich blue black suiin. striped a;i waicred
silks. siPer colorsd do. The tn,s, supetb und
newesisiylc.
MOURNING GOODS--More than ordinary csrc
has been exercised in The selection of this
descriptions Of Goods. Of which my stock is very
bean iiol and complete.
French Needle work Collars. Lappeis ard Chemi
ze,'es. ricn Thread Laces. Muslin EJsinys smi
Iosertings &c. &c.
BONNETS-Fancy Lace. (new siyl-) Hair Braid
Neapoliian. Plat aud Florence Braid BonDc,s
Misses Gimp and Straw do. Children. Hats, &c
BONNET TRiMMlNGS-A most beautiful stock
OF Ribbons and Flowers. rich silks aud L,nings.
Gimp-. &c.
lCORSETS-A complete assortment Of every hind
rons,ahily on hard.
ISHAwLS, SCARFS. &c.-IIernani. Barge and
Black Mohair shswls and scaIE, Also. some
very beautiful Cravais for Indies.
UPARASOLS-200 Parasol. emf Tracing almost every
kind aud description. soEhe Of whirk are very low
SKIRTS Hair. Cioih, White Mercer. M,rsciil.s
and Corded skirts. Also. Grass Club for do.
INVITE GOODS-FIne Taflcion and Swiss Muslins,
JaconeIs. Null. Cambric. plaid eni striped do.
Bishop Lawn Book. White and Black Nets. Fine
Linen Cambria and Long Lawns.
III OSlERY-Biack aud White silk Hose. raw silk
do. eiira fine DIX and White Cotton, unhleached
ond mi1ed do. Cheap Cotton Hosiery VI every
|GLOVES-The very best Kid Gloves. black Neii
Gloves and Mfiiis. silk and cotton do. Also, white
Kid Gloves. J ons aud short ! nee do.
BESIDES which. my stock Of D ,mssiic Goods 10
very heavy. AMI purchased ai such prcc.. n. Ia
%lenable ne Ia offer great Inducements to COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and Wholesale Bu, era. and 10 IN,
c"''omers geheraliy. ! may add. that as m,
arrangements will enable me. constantly TO receive
new Style Goods. as they come out. my stock w,l
be specially inviting Tho whole seasnn.
Corner Main and Madison streets. WI eel;n, T.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18

GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. viz: CLOTBS--r,,.
surer French black. wool eyed do, do very low
priced. The fashionable ci,ron brown olive how,
and golden olive. livery beautiful eoUr.) blue
invisible green, brown md grsy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES super French back io..ki,,
do fancy cslor-. stripes and plaids, wool Owed
black. Tweeds III various kinds. &c. &c.
SUMMER COODS--Cashms rets. French L,oeu,
and Dtilhngs, Oamhrp ms. L'Aen Checks. S.mme,
Cloths of all colors. together With every descupiio,
of-Linen ond Cotton Copds.
VEST1NGS-Exifa sup<r blk satin silk. cashmste
valsneia and Marseiiles. among which are adm.
Of the newest and must beautiful Goods eve,
CRAvATS. STOCKS: &c.-Tnch satin Cuyu,.
scarf and stocks. silk Madras and cambric cruys,.
q large stock.
POCKET HDkFS-Siik and cnmbric hdkG of vver
description and variety. with Clover. Suspcnder,
socks, and in fact ever, other desirable aricI,
connected with this department.
DATS-fannr q, Lcghom aud Palm Leaf ALo
Children's Hats OF various kinds.
BOYS WEAR Almost every variety Of q dds 70,
This purpose. in The SELECTION Of which great care
has been exercised.
Irish Linens. Fine shirt hss, under shirts and drawer,
(silk. mt rino and cotton
TAILORS. TRiMMlN0S-Esif super silk serge.
worsied do. new style buttons, The very bes
sewing silks and Twist, Silicia siayings., &c, DC
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS--Damask and Binscye
Table Diaper, Fine Damnsk Table Cloths and
Napkins, ID unblcacbed Diaper. a rare article
do Cotton. IA 10 4 and Sd Linen nnd Cotton
Sheeiings. 9-S Pillow Case Linen. Whit.
Marseilles Coanierpanes. Cotton Friiges Furniture
Dimi,y and Chin,zes. Hearth Brushes. &c. &c.
LADIES' WEAR. Viz. FANCY DRESS GOODS
O'gnndi. Balzarine. Turleton, Lace anil Jacone
Lawns Worsied Balzarines. Barages, Plain blacl
nnd sage green Mouslin do Lame, very Zine
quality. together with various other colors, &c.
French. English and Domestic Chin,zes. Esrls,on
ap l2 WIN T. SII,BY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18
JUVENILES, OR BOOKS FOR CHILDREN


JUVENILES, OR BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
FkNHE Arabian Nights Entertainment; Robinson
"a Crusoe, Charlotte Eliz1beih's Works. Mrs
Elliss Works. Mrs Sigourneyis Book Tor Boys, &c,
The Rollo Book ID different binds. sold either IN
selts or separate.
Love and Money, Work ond Wages. Little Coin,
much Care. Which Is The Wise6 Who shall be-
Greatest! Hope %. Hope Ever. Strive and Thrive,
Swing and Keeping. No Sense like Common
Sense. Alice Fnbkland. by Mary Hewitt.
First I'm IMPRESSIONS. Dangers OF Dining Out, Sommcr.
VILE Hu'l. Minister'S FIm,ly. by Mrs Ellis.
The Twin Sisters. by Mrs Sandman.
Early Friendship. the Poplar Grove. by Mrs Copley.
Mesicrman Ready 3 vols. by Captain M,rrysu.
The Crofon Boys, The Prince aud the Peasant. by
Harriet Marimeau.
Looking Glass for the Mind. many Plates.
TIfei Of House keeping. by T. S Arthur.
The Faumers Daughter. by Mrs Cameron.
Young Student, Ivy Madame GulzDl, in 3 vols.
Domestic Tales, by Hannah More.
With a multitude Of Toy Books. Picture Primers
DC. &c, varying in price from 81 upwards. For
sa!o by JOHN J HASWELL,
opl2 Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18
IMDXAI.

AFAYETrE hlcNEELY, would respectfully
inform The citizens OF Wheeling and ,h- pub.
lc generally. ih', he has removed his DRUG AND
MEDICINE STORE. To The IUim formerly occupied
IVY Ma II Pollock. as u SINE S'or-, nexr uuor,o NJ
GIoh and two d~"rs from Market Alley. where hc
VIII receive in a lew days. in addition Ia his former
stock. a fresh and well assorted stock Of Drugs, Me.
dirlnes. Paints. Oils. Dye Stuff. P%crfumcry. ST., 10
which he would invite the attention Of his old GUS
t'mers and The pmblic.
N b. lie hos also his usual supply Of Garden and
Flower Seeds. (ap2-lm) leo Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18

ufOR TIE LADlES-New sly lie Lawns and
II Lawn Ginghams. British and American ChInIz
Rich D. tomon Gbves ana Miiis, Lemon, Ombro and
other new style Ribbons. Florence BRAID Shell DO
Bfillian, md straw Bonneis, Parasols sud Parasoleilcs
plain and Chameleon Silks. Lisen. Linen Lawn and
cambria Pocket Hdkfs. ChOppn. Bomols. BaDdoho
and English Pocket Hdk6. Ladies Fancy Cmvais. du
Gimps. plain aud ioDcy silk. Black and White
cotton and silk embroidered Ladies Hose ofsupeuor
qualify. cheap at (sp 12) M'MURRAY'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
10 EAL ESTATE IN RITCHIETOWN -
IL Samuel Sprigg's administrator,
William Nob'o and another.

William Nob'o and another.
BY virtue Of 4 decree rendered in this caHse, OF nm
intermediate Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
mud Chancery for Ohio county. held on Tho third
day Of February. in The year eighteen hundred and
will sell ~ the highest bidder. OF the r., nj door Of
the Court House Of sai1 county. on Saturday. the
18th day Of April nett. Lots numbered FIVE AMI six
IN sqoarc No 10, in Sprigg and Riches addition to
South Wheeling. or so much thereof as shall he
necessary.
TERMS-On o credit ofsix. twelve ond eighteen
months, in equal i~rsialments, with interest frrm Tie
day Of sale; the purchaser giving bonds with govd
security, and the title REFINED until the money il
fully paid. ISAAC W NIT CIIELL, D,pufy
mar IL Good For TErER YARvALL, S OC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18
DR. RADCLIFFE,

ESPECTFU LII Y lcnden his professional
\ %s-Iviccs 10 the citizens Of Wheeling.
The Medical PIaciice which he has The honor of
Introducing INTO this city. cutnes recon mended ny
ITS general mfaIuciion inin the fnrnii'ss VI ne nfss
circles. IN the chief cities u The Unioii--fmn It's
adoption by a lung list Of The old school practitioners
and by lis superior success over every o,bes
method IN the cure and expulsion of oil forms of
cnreable diseases. whether &C .iie OF chronic.
In This system. all The seventies of The old practice
are dispensed with. such as Bleeding. BlisieriDg.
Emehcs. Cuihariics. &c. &c. and when The
prompfhude Of The cures is c"n.ider~d. il will bs
found 10 be The most economical tnode in use.
Dr. Radcliffe. will be found NJ The office al Joining
the residence Of } MLure, E,q. Main siresI.
Wheeling, Va. ap9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18
NIRE BOARD PRfNTs-Jut received
IL a large supply Of beautiful Fire hoard patterns.
ap JOHN ] HASWELL. Union NJ.

FINANCING A~CADEMY-MR YEO. begs to
IL inform the Ladies and gentlemen Of Wheel
ing. that he has taken Congress He'll. Uhe room
formerly occupied by him) for twelve weeks. The
Juvenile class will meet on Thursday afternoon. al
four O'clock. On Saturday afternoon a. two o'clock.
To isn't on Thursday. TIA April, l845 -
Terms same ne last season. apl7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18
w oRKs ON GARDENING. &c.-p,wn

NA/ ORkS On GARDENING &c.-DJwii-
nag. Landscape Gardener; The complete
Flcrlsi. 25 cent?; The K'rchcn nnJ rrnh Gardener.
20 cenis; The Complete Gardener and Florist. 62
cents; The American Poulicrri's Companions; Tho
Farmers Mlnei Blackjack on Sheep and Wool; Cha.
Ter x Yonait an Disord FRS oi Coiile; Buei's Farmer
ct'mpnnion; Boi.ny Tor Beginners; Cunsrock's, Lin
collins and North American Botany; with several
other works sniIed 10 the present season. for sale by
ap4 JOHN } HASWELL. Union s,Iest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18

al II q OK, q. III, fH COMpuny NJ The Markell ON
Thursday the 24th day Of April ai ii o'clock. o. IN ,
5ih Company a, Mozier's Tavern ON Friday The 25lh
day Of April! OF III O'Clock a. m. 9th Company Of
Eckhar,'s tavern on Saturday the 26ih day Of April
al III o'clock, q. m.
BY ORDER Of B. +. Kelley, Colonel.
AS GLENN. AdjutonI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18

SCYTHES AND SICKLES-Ihe subscriber las
- just received
20 doz Darling; select Grain Scyihes,
20 do DO do Grass do
IL do Hale & Whipple's select Rib s. Grass do
g 10 do Scyihe Sheds. p
SO do Scyihe Rifles,
SO do Scyihe Stones,
rs do Shsws Sickles.
The above Scythes are oil select. and Of tho best
Having sold Newton Diring's Scy,hes for Is year.
! have no hesitation IN saying. that they stand ir
The highest repule Of any nude in the United States
up IL SAML NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-18

ZINC FARM ERS-Jusir received The Farmers
u Companion. or Essays on The Principles and
Practices Of American Nusbsndry with an sppon.
dix containing Tables and other matter useful 10 The
Farmer. BY tho late Hon Jesse Buek. For salo by
apl7 o J HASwELL, Union ii.
DAND BOXES-Jua reed, another supply
~ nj them are Wooden Band Boxes.
ep II TODD g. HOWELL.
ASTS-Jusi reed ai TODD & HOwELL'S
IL sH,E EMPORIUM. sign Of the Black kammvih
Boot. Market square I trl Of Mems Pers,mmon
Lasts. I hh Of Boys Persimmon Lasts 1 brl Of
Women's PersimmonL Lists. They are none OF your
rough stuff. made ut Zsnesville out Of sugar tree.
but the pure P%enimmon. Call soon and see them.
MP II