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Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

The GREAT WEsr.-It is but little while since
the West began. Many men yet living can remember
when this great valley was u wilderness, and the
Mississippi desoation, navigated by canoes and
fishes only; when Detroit, Louisville, St. Loais,
and Cincinnati, were not, and when New Orleans was
but small settlement. Within the last few years
the West has burst out with an amazing quantity OF
products, which have overwhelmed the places and
of transportation and the markets OF sale, and
yet it is quite evident that all this is but the prcpara-
ton for the beginning. This nineteenth century is
the only century which seems TO have done the world
any good in the way of arts and 1t is but
hfIy-three years since the first cotton was shipped
from this country. packed in few old surar hogs
heads, and now 1t leads the commerce of the world.
The lead which comes down the Mississippi, has
already closed the mines of the old world from whence
our supplies formerly came and in oils the Western
hog is running hard competition with the whale, and
the olive tree Hemp and wool Will very SION, it Is
evident, be articles of large exportation that in
these two great articles also, we shall change our
attitude from that of buyers to that of sellers.
In the transit of produce down and merchandise up
the Mississippi, there has hitherto been great conu
sion damage and loss, from the want of system and
suitable accommodations The ship and the steamer
ofen far apart, making heavy expenses of dray
age the mud of the levce and the rains damaged the
packages and often the goods. The trouble of sending
grain was very great and when brought In the form
of flour and meal, it half of it sour. A remedy
for all this has been commenced, we are glad to
know, in the creation Of vast warehouses the oppo-
site side of the river from New Orleans, where
cargoes may be discharged and taken in under cover
with despatch and at small expense. One warehouse
has eady been erected 657 feet in length and 12O
i'll GePth with sufficient wharf room for two or three
ships and as many steamboats,. Here is room to put
grain in bags to sort and arrange cargoes, and in gen.
era to reduce broad chaos into efficient order. The
wheat of the valley, with such accommodations, may
may be brought safely to New York and Boston,
where mills of unsurpassed excellence and viii be
erected, and the cites and neighborhood supplied in
bags, with important saving of expense and trouble
This new state of things, we have reason to know,
has attracted the attention of the ever-watchful
Bostonians. Of course, business vast that of
the Mssissipp must and will organize for itself all
the accommodations which necessary to It's
journal Of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

A MAMorH MAcmSE.-Tne London Mechanics
Magazine gives an account Of mammoth Hydro-E
tro Machine, of extraordinary power, that Is being
constructed in England for the United States. 1t is
said that it will be able to produce spark of thirty
six inches-to coat three thousand five hundred feet
of metallic surface, in battery of forty-eght Leyden
Jars, of two feet high, by ten inches in diameter.
This shock would kill thousand in instant il
it were passed through such cbain. This machine
is called the benjamin Franklin" and will cost about
four thousand dollars. 1t will vey soon be ready for
shipment.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

OUTRAGE AND DEATH. - The Nashville Wing
states that tavern-keeper in that city, the 29;h
u., caused two little boys, brothers, drink raw
whiskey for trih.ng wager, fhe consequences of
which the death of Of the two and the supe-
faction of the other. An nvesta alton was going
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

The Albany AND BosToN RAILRoAD.-The Boston
Post states that the gruSs receipts this great thor
oughfare. during 1874, have amounted to STE, 600
and that Sl000e has been set apart by the Directors
for the purpose Of declaring and paying dividend.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

DEATH OF THE Fool CHEF. - The Fool Chief,
head war-chief of The Kansas Nation, killed a
few days since, in drunken brawl by Of his own
tribe The affray took place near the Shawnee mis-
sisn, above Westport. The Of Fool was given
him on account OF his rash, adventurous courage.
According to Indian version, man is considered a
fool who fights without caution. As man, the Fool
chief universally beloved and e1red by his tribe
In his intercourse with the Whites he has always been
warm unfinchng friend.
Happy may he be, in the spirit ground of his
fathers - Western Erposii0r.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

DIvIDENDs.-The Boot Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, at Lowell, have declared dividend Of eight
per for months the Salisbury Manufacturing
Company, dividend Of five per cent; and the Great
Falls Co. dividend Of $40 on each share.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

To cheat and deffaut- -ons member of the community
out of his property is dsgracel crime. and to cheat
the whole community is the same crime multiplied by
all its membefs.-SamucI Young.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
NOTICE.
Jan. 4. ISIS.

STRAYEn or stolen fom the subscriber ahu 10 oekek last
- OF india hapois. Het bag mare years Old nex
snTnr, Is colt sad
die mSrks Any giving Information Of - animal shal
handsoasy rewarded by DAVID HUT.
Frhrtrarv fet5
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
O Odd FeliOWS.O

The subjoined table, copied from the ''Symbol,'
Odd Fellows Magazine shows the progressive increase
of the Odd Fellows Association in this country for
five years, (the States of Illinois and Tennessee not
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

THE BrsHoP's TRIAL--It is stated in New York
paper that such is the desire to read the testimony on
this trial that the Appetons the publishers, condent-
ly calculate on selling over $4,000 copies.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
NOTICE.

The animal spring exhibition of the Plsoncan Society
of the Indiana Asbury UniversiIy, will be held on
Wednesday the 18Th of March. The citizens of Indi
anapos aud the public generally invited 10 attend
WILLIAM NJ. NfSBET,
Feb IL lS45 Cor Sec Plat. Society.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
CANDIDATES.

We requested to announce WILEY L. Bates
ddate for the Office ASSESSOR in the Corporation OF Indi-
apapolis 55-l
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

Mr.. John Woods has been appointed Auditor of Ohio
in the place of John Brough>
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

A RESCUE FROM DEATH.-The Felecana (La.)
Wing has the following the night of the 9th ns
when the steamer John OFallon came in contact with
the Express, about hundred miles above Vicksburgh
occurred tLat, for the honor of human nature
ought to be made known extensively as the press
can send it over the country. At the moment when
that i'll fated boat struck two poor with their
families were asleep in the engine room. The first
intelligence they had of the disaster plunge in
the water. Their cries for help were heart-rending
While all the rest of the cabin passengers fled to the
hurricane DECK mindful only for Their own safety two
gentlsmen from New York, Captain Clelland and
Major Cowdin with most daring nrepidity rushed to
the rescue of these humble individuals. At the immi
nent peril of their lives, they succeeded in saving
these two families; but by doing they lost all of
their baggage. Every thing they had, went down
with the boat. In one of the two families saved there
were eight children most of whom were small.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

tiser contains the following statements, which seem
entirely improbable, but given for what they
worth :-' A rumor noticed in the Lee County
Qcwa) Democrat, and also in the Warsaw Signal,
that he party of Mormons who recently left Nauvoo
for the purpose Of settling in the Pihery,' (bigh up
the Mississippi River) have all been murdered !!
Having got into dispute at French trading estab-
lishmcnt about the price of provisions, which
they thought exorbtant, they uncercmoniousy helped
themselves 10 whatever they wanted; which so exas
perated the Frenchmen that they called in the aid Of
the Indians, and massacred the whole Of the Mormon
party, amounting to three or four hundred souls -
The above is fully confirmed. Over a hundred
Mormons were shot.-Green Bay Republican, Jan. IA.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
Phi,o.oyicp. Literary Society.

The annual Exhibition of the Pathological Literary
Society Of The Abury University, will be held on Tuesday
evening" the 18th of March THE exercises will commence
o'cnck p. NJ. The public respectfully solicited
10 attend BENZ F. CLAYPOOL,
Corresponding Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
NEW GOODS!

GREFR & NOTE, No 1872, Market square,
u are now receiving their second sto,B of
FALL AND WIN FER GOODS.
Having purchased them a. great reduction Of
price we are prepared TO offer good bargains to
those who may favor us with call. In the as.
sortment may be found;
Dress Goods, Cashmere D'Ecosso, chuoan,
redosan. Afghan Plaid, Monslipe de Lame, very
cheap: Alpaca, LustIe all kinds, 30per cent low
or than usual; GIngha INNS, every variety.
Fancy articles. Trimmings fc.-Hosie:y OF
every kind; White Goods, Irish Linen, Eussia &
Birdseye Diape,; crash, Alpaca Aprons; Brown
and White Hollands WINNING Glmps and Firm
gesj Silk and Worstcd Serge; Silk ana WOrstei
coat Binding, coat cord, Twist, Sewing Silk,
Thread, Bnttonsj Sileeia &c. &c.
A large assortment of English and American
Calicoes, very cheap.
For Gertiemen's Uedr.-Cloths, cassimeres.
Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, ~weeds, Satin, NJ ri-
noe, cashmere and other Yes tings; Gehts' era
watts and stocks; all of which we can sell al
much lower Iices than they were sold early 10
the season.
Domestic Goods Red, brown, yellow and
white Flannel, PLAID, Linsev, rulings, the best
makes of brown and bleached Muslin, Ticking
| checks, Domestic Stripes and Piads. Cotton
| Yarn ana carpet chain, always on hand.
nov e
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MEDICAL CARD.

noCToR FAwCE1"r, Of 1876 Fulton street.
H. New Yoik. Memntr NJ tho Ryal College
u Surgeons of London md EdInbnIg,. and Gradu,
aio OF tho Jefferson Medical College, Of PhiIadcl.
pho; also author Of work embracing the follow
ING suhjec,s VIZ Mainmony Ir potency and sicril-
i,y anaom;eaiiy. phvsoloeically and medically ex.
planned. with comprehensive exposi,ion Of IA. M
tnfe end modern 'reslmen' Of s, pbilli. Secondary
symptoms. GonorrhWa. elect Sttic'nfcs. N,cto,ct
Emi,sioDs. and all tho consequences arising from
Mssiurbariun. Dr. FuWceu confines his pt,vo,e
consultation on The aioyo mentioned diseases, ~
hs long established Office, l96 Fuon street where
the most ngfavoled form. ol disease will yieid 10
his mode al treatment. without restraint IN Diet or
exercise. and without mercury; even wien Inc pro.
-eroaiivs energies become paral z.d ~ torpid Go-~
excessive Indulgence oi the passions. be- will be
able To restore me pats iO hcHih and ,isor. Per,
sons Of distance enclosing 81 can have copy nj
tho work. Az letters uusi tie posi- paid. oud difcc
ted 10 DE- u FawcciL, 1916 FaIi.n 81 NoN York.
ian 10
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CITY OFFICERS FOR Issn.

Courei!mea: III rs
Ckyk-JAMEs S. Wheat
Le S1seaaf-JoHN MURRAy .....
q Hh4J Jnss'er--R uAMtLron
Thos Hughes, Matthew Ml.,re wu,o,
w ShGvcr, A Todd, s B,,dy
% % Sanborn, Geo Mcndell, o W Hsiskell
M NELSON, l. Coen VIM p,rnh
IsGoS Amick, BE' Kelley, j II Rooer,s,
STANDING Committees OF TIE
usl COUNCIL
-u ron O'dinaaess-Mcssrs Nelson, Brady and
On. on ft"3necs-Messr, Hughes, Brady and
Kelley '"'i'er' samoan and
on streets and Anies-NIessrs Todd vii.
con, MenGeli, Amick ond Kelley. " ~
rodd " r ho,Es-Messis Sanborn, M'Lurc.
On Market House-Mess-s He;s,s,i p,,,,
phrey and Coen. ""''
on Coal Banss-Messrs Amick. wilson Re-.
oerls and Superintendent Of Wafer Works
On On m.narpes-Shriver, Hughes and Amick.
On Fire Depaytment-MessTs Tod1 Mi nv.
SaRborn, Humphrey and Roleus.
Sanborn. Aa"s ana
vs CT psa,arles-Messis Kelley, M'Lure, shu.
yer, Brady and Nelson. S"''
es4-.eS-s s.zr- .---z.-,-.
4 WESEERN BANK Of VA.
MAIN STREET WHEELING
CAPITAL $4,000.
President, ARCH, WOODS
List, Cashier.
a w,ods wv W, Directors:
Pollock, Thos PAUL. Go w Thomson.
NMcNsughien, w Mitchell, Thvs Johnston
mERoIias. so % MECHANICS, paNK
OF WHEELING.
CAPiT.fL $500 600.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre-. dent
SoB.EsKI Brady, Cashier.
n c Woois z Patterson, wv Gill,
Jacob Gooding, VIM Fleming, SAM on.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE M.NSr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors.
IN Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Filcsner, r Morrison, CIumbacker |
a NJohnstou, Samn Mcclellan,
RoBr Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OEFfcE MAIN ST..
eTHOS HUGHES, Presidept.
80 t Directors:
N Nielsen. A Paxton, a N Johnston
JCrumba-Fer. J Baker, Baker,
John Knote, w F Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
OFricE MAIN ST., BELOW NJ, NRoE.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
Dyec!oys:
8 Brady, Robl Crangle, Jas Y Caldwell,
WIN Fleming, Jno G pshorn, Daniel Lamb,
r c Woods, jacob Shriver
r. w HARDING, Secretary.
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WIN r. JENNINGS q co,
DIAPERS AND T1IL ORS,

IMPORTERS OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest.
a ings, Fancy Dress Articlts &c, 23l Broad.
way, American Hotel, New York.
To hose visiting the City Of New York, re-
quiring Garments, a renewed solicitation is Of
tertd Tor Them t. call and examine our Stock
o. New and Fashionable Goods for summer
Wear, comprising an assortment unsurpas sed
in richness ard variety, and which will be
made up 10 order in STYLE second 10 no house
IN The Trade, al prices which must offer such
inducements TO he Cash purchaser as cannot
fail 10 be appreciated. mar l0-3ms
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. CHO0L BOOKS. SCHOOL Rooks

SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS
- JUS received the following IT., Of Books:
Andrews & Siodard's Latin Gramr ar;Anthon'.
VneI'; Anhon'S Horace; Anthems Gear; An.
ihon's SaliuS'; Ain>wor'l's L'tn Dic,ionai,;
DdVies Lecendre; Dawes Bourbon; Devie,'
Fnst les,onS IN Alg bra; Davies A,i,hmetic;
Z fnsiock Phi.os' ply; Coinsicck'> Che m iStrv;
3mih's Arithmetic; Wc.trrn Cacrla,or; Rs,,s
q Arithmetic, part LIST, 2! md 3D. Emerson's A.
riihme,ic, part Is, 2i end 81; Isl and I'd Books
OF History; Walkers School Dictionary; Web
%, 81 and 4th Sanders Readers, Isl, I'd, Sd
and 18th; Tor sale W hnl.s.'- R,,otit ~
""I u WIN J ROSB, cor NJ & Union &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

HN CHANCERY-ln the Circur Superior
n Court OF Law & Chancery Tor Ohio County
IN he State o : Virginia
Between James Baker, complainant
and
Mary Ann Morris, S,Tah UpdeSraf. Jane
Upiegraff, Joseph UpGeeraf. Jntiona Upde
graf, Josiah f Urdegraff Elizabeth & Up
degIaf, Edward Updegraff aud Israel Up
degIah, defendants
Take notice hat The deposit ons OF William
B Quarter, James III Stout and others will he
taken al the office OF Lamb & Russell atior.
MES, in the City of Wheeling in ;he State of
Virginia on Monday the FOURTEENTH
day of arril, a d. 1915, between the hours
Of light o'clock, A NJ and seven o'clock p M
TO be read in evidence in the abOvo named
cause on behalf OF said complainant And IL
from any cause the taking of The same shall
! not he commenced, or being commenced, shat
not be completed on that day, he taking there
OF will be adjourned from time ~ time until
| the same shall be completed
JAMES BAKER by l. & r.
To the above named defendants
| mar l5--lm
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IIIANCERY SALE.

LrTS AND 4 IN SoUARE IL IN RITcHiErowN
It'd URSUANp TO The decree of the Circuit
"a Superior Court OF Law and Chauccry
for Ohio county, made on the 29lh dav Of May,
1914 in the SUI. ~ chancery between THE Men
CHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK or WHEELING,
complainant, and RICHARD w HARpNG ions
RiTCHIE, A MELn II VANCE, Hanson w Guar
LINE AND ELIZABETH ms WIFE, IsABgL SPRIGG
AND THEIRS. iendants, | will, On Monday The
TWENTY FIRST day of April 1915, sell
10 the highes and best bidder al pubic auction,
at the front door Of the court house Of OhiJ
county, the lots o; land numbered seven and
eight in he fourteenth square IN the add tinn
TO South Wheeling, laid out b. Samuel Sprigg
ami John Richie OR such of them aS shall be-
sufficient 10 satisfy the debt and costs provided
Tor in that decree } on cfodii Of cight,sixiecn
and iwenty.lcUr months, by equal lnslalmcntS
bearing interest from The day Of sale, the pur'
.hoSer or purchasers 90 Civ, good secuiIy and
The tile To- be fetslncd as Y farther security IN
til payment in iull. PETER YAENALL,
Sheriff Of Ohio co, aeiing IN thi~ behalf
mar 90 ty w Mitchell, his Deputy
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~ n If - q LFTEN
s...:ssii8 aE2ag
6 kEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FRO

Va WHEELING TO BALTIMORE waSn
iNGToN CRY, PHILADELPTiIA. NEW YORK
IND bosroN. The National Road aud Good
To Cumberland. conaeciing with the n A. n u
Only pa hours Stage travel to enher of Tho o,.,,.
cities. The balance brRnilroad
Time To Baltimore 81 hours.
Time 10 Philadelphia AZ hours
Fare To Baltimore II DOLLARS.
Fare TO Philadelphia. l3 do.
." uai'y lines Leaves the Co.'S Stage and Rail.
road office every morning ut 6 o'cl,ck A N an.
extras furnished nj any hour load should ufrer.
F"r'hrongh Ticketsio Baltimore aud PhiladeI,b,o
atp'y Mt the Co.'S Office. No sc Water ST. Whesl,n,
Va one ds"r North u 8 Hotel,
For GOOD Intent Stag Co W n STEELE.
aid wM X NEWMAN, fer N r SEQ.
'rear Central Rosie Rail road aud Stage office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

NOVELS, NOVELS. vELS.-1Ls
IL Counties Fau'tins BY Iia; Countess Hahn.
Hahn Harry Harefooi or The three temptations
hy Professor insraham; G. o>t Hunter aud his
family; Ssh'. by Roger De Brauvoir: Regents
Daughter by Alexander Dumas; Maid OF Hon.
.r; Decision bv Mrs Hcllant; Just received st
ROBES corner o; Man aud Union SITS.
mar25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
Joseph Junkin, Joseph Mckee, Alexandc, vii
son aud others

rs.
joseph Jnnkin, Joseph Mckee, Alexandcl Will
son aud others.
IN pursuance 10 The decree Of The Cour, ms de
IN ms cau'e, shall on the n st NJ. .nday in A :
pril, ls45, hat being oour, day, 1T the Count
mouse Tor ONO coun'y. sell to the eheS, and
ocSl bidder, oS n" G3 (S,xiv thrcc) AMI ,e.
venty'eishi, (7s) (s'id Loi 63 b. ing Situate on
Main street and "a Lot No - on Marker :.
IN Wheeiins,)o Il cre1i by rhree equal install
mrniS al one, two and three Yeas, the tur.
ch'sers giving bond and security TO >ecure the
payment thereof, with i3'cIes, from The DIV o
safe liIi paid. On the said Lot No 10, stands
me Steam GHst Mill with the engine, formerly
owned and run by said Junkin. The Los W Ijl
De sold separately or together as may be mo>,
10 the interest Of the .und.
The title will be retained till the rurcb,s,
money Is all paid. The Lo, described abnvr
as Lot No 10 Is the same described on The pla
al The old ~. ~,
ALEXANDER WILSON
"'' rn>lec and Commissioner
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STEEL. PGs.,.
u & Il LORNRlOOK hnNc insi Is.

"a & r HORNB1OOK, have inSrs
~ this day, full nssoTtmthi Of Sieel Prf.
of The latest and most improved STYLES and pat
terms, among which are the following: Joseph
GiIlots Superior improved Pens, IN cards and
in gross boxe>; Cnhen'S Pens, IN gross boxes
ard on cards; Markle's do in cross boxes; Cord
nuns Schoc, do in gross tcSc,; Mark Lvy's
Superior do in gross boxes; Windlt's Patent
Compromising do in gross boxcs;iPb Hips War.
ral,ed DO in gross toxes; Settlers, Jos War.
ren's and Magnum Bonum Sci ~ do; E Praiis
Warranted School de-; Accountants Dwh do;
r Loves improved elongated patent 90; io,
eether with sundry Pens al Il fereni m kefs,
which TO know the goodHcss OF you VII have
to call ard see. feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

SELLING Org.
htENSENFY e. RHODES having large
~ stock Of desirable Goods on hand and wish
ing to make way for fresh spring supply, will
dispose of their present stock, very low for cash
or To punciuai customers. jan 10
HDIAIN Blk Blue Bl'k Italian Lnsirings. Silks
n Plain Blacks B,nc Blk PouIl de Soies. Do
Brocade Chameleon Silks. Plaid aud Fancy Silks
Plan Saiins, Sarsenels, Velveis &c--jnsi reed st
sepll OW HEISKEILS.
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4 \. cHANcERY= laalhfy Tor Ohio Cone,
State Ur Virginia.
WEe. sT;n,M Merchants & Mechanics Bank
lug, compliment
James Baker, Administrator OF Isra-r
deopr sdeccaSed, May Ann Morris. Sarah III.
Juliana UipSass pdegraG, Joseph Undesssa
Eiz he b G Updrgraif, Eau +: ug .l,ssrafl
israel Updegrsf the Younger, Eli2abcih
Campbell, Sam uel Lyon and Nancy his
wife, John Richie and Ellen his vile, John
c Campbell and Parker Campbell, defend.
ants
Take notice tina, The dispositions OF James r
B,ker, William Quarter and others will be
taken a. The Office of Lamu & Russell, aitor-
MES. in the Cry OF Wheeling in the State If
Virginia, on Monday. The FOURTEENTH
day of April, A ID 1915, between The hours OF
eight o'clock, A NJ aud seven o'clock z NJ TO
be read IN evidence in the above named cause
onbebatl Of said complaina nj al nd il from any
cause the taking the same shall OF Re COM
mcnced, or being CONNIE need, shall not be
aompie'ed on that day, The taking thereof will
oe aaJourne' from time To time unit, the same
shall be composed.
FGE NJ. g. NJ. BANK
Oh WhU-iing by L. g. R.
Toihe above named deiendan's.
inarl4-lm
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WOOL TwINE.

WOOL TYINE.
SAA LBS TwIne, suitable for binding
6VU up Wool, put up IN dozens, in size
Balls suitable for Country Merchants, at the
old stand formerly occupied by Dare & H"se
a. a Hat Store, and now occupied by the sub
,cri5er as Rope and Twinc Store. All ari'
Giles in that line constantly on hand and for sale
ve.y low for cash, or exchanged for n good ar
ticle of Flax al cash prices by the subscriber.
CHARLES I'll Jerry, Watersi.
mar l5--Cadiz Wing Siasdarc please copy.
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E VENlNG AMUSEMENT ,n.
- proved and illustrated game of Dr. IA,
nv; Polrc Conve' satIon Card, ia ye,.,,io,
Ga s,,Sh; IurneIs &sKiCn Cards; jus, reed
hy o'"ii' w j ROBE,
'"ar 26 corner or Main and Union s;..
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COMM ssioNER's OFr'cE, March 2 Is,s
NOTICE - 49,

ne Pai'ies concerned in the matter of tho
n,oesnins decree, are hereby notified, ,hn,
nss, nv appointed FRIDAY, the drh day of Ami
.ne uhe and place, where and when u;II
proceed TO take and STATE The Accom-, m .a,u
utcIee directed; OF which dav, The nar,ies 90
ntqulred TO arend heiore NE and present ,b.,'
JL"i,ns properly proven, 10 epabi. me 10 renor
-, ram. ana all persons having claims, liens
"e"norahcts uron The properly IN the b,y
ana rrocec lIng> mentioned. or nvpa,, ,s ",.'
~, nns' attend as aforesaid, under pain -, be
'ne excluded from the benefit Of any deere. 10
De mace in the cause. 10
MAJ. ED; H. FIT ZUUGH
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@SAML NEEL-has just received large
- lot Of the most approved Anvils, Vices
Bellows, Stocks and Dies, Jessop & Sons Cea
and Shear Sleol, Gormah and English B.is'sr
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
WHEELING nook sTonE

4 IHEAP PUBLICA iioNS.-truik hanks
- OMNIBUS, vehical Tor ,un and irohr with
numerous illustrations; White L,es,nA la,<s
ana ana trne OF the journey TO Londor, by Mrs
Opiei ares o. rails told 10 INV cbiidren,by MIS-
ople; Life and Exploits Of his Grace the bnk.
OF Wellington, illustrated with iorty.ftur hand.
some enetavirgf; Just received RORP'S.
corner IF Main ami Union sis. m,rcs