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CAMDEN, OUAcHITA CGRcUIT CoURT
 May Term, A. D. l5l5 Simeon Lents,
 Vs. h ChaRcery.
 Catharine Ann Lents.
 To CATHARINE ANN LENTs,
 Defendant in He dbore caaf; .,. "A VIE complainant in this cause having 1ns < 4 davit in this office thai the said delelaa4 nonresident of this State, the sad CalA1l,Is .s, therefore notified that the complainant on us .' k day of January, A. D. 1915, flied hls blll Oi l P Pr, in this court praying divorce from the sau lss rine; and which said bill, in substance asEs the complainant is lawfully married !" grIs Caharine, that the complainant and tne saS I,,5 ! rihe lived together in this State, as liu'.i {, M wife, from A. D. 18fl to A. D. lsii g last time the said Cathaiine lell the oeo 41S r.' the complainant, and has since that lllne @ ni as another man in a state of adultery llcs .sals dant is therefore notified, that unless sls ,,1i s < the said court OF the first day oi the nessi s.v @ z of, to be holden on the first Monday a''s r ss Monday in April next, and plead aosNs' ;'.'j ,s 10 tie said bill, the matters therein als7, .,..s taken for confessed, and decree eh'e'e's. ly. ,..
 In testimony whereof, |, FhllilP a7
 of fthe ciicuit court in and tor as, <, fsEAE of Ouaehita, have hefcan'o '.fs. f-. .
 as clerk, and affixed tl'e ses' n l,a
 this the l6th aay oi Jan. h. s.,, p' es. 2a-sW. PHILIP A6Eh' e
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-02

Did ever you know young man to hold T sken ol yarn for his lavorite to wind, with out getting it strangely angled3
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-02

A HoT PlcKLE.--Mr. Piekel of the New Jersey Legislature, IS said to have made 13 speeches one day and 31 the next.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-02

1T you can't stand before lhe ,ru,b vog must iall, ' aa tue H@e aud when he knocked h's wife down wilh tha bible.
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pEsERvivG.-s.Do yen know Mr Rrown:,, . es' my dear.o -''ls ho not very de- serving man;" "les-hc deserves n tlar- glng' and Il he ever eallants you again. lwill give II to him
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I'm fugEE NrN Srttzs-rleriaa con- llia= s'i1b slparc miles; ieud. l73.7S6, , ItNss, loaW0 Tue adsll.ioa af ihesc three odds aaAll ls sqW mlEs fn the eian. of @Atea IsNas is so much additional lerfiiary Ia lIla ailad staias.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-02

HAVE HIRED HlM.-The s.lords of the loom and spinning iennies" in Boston have raised and funded Sl00,000 for Daniel Web ster Gin consideration of the sacrifices he makes in entering the United States senate,'' in other words, they have given him this enormous fee to go there and attend to their peculiarinerests. They have probably deem- ed il advisable to bind him to their interests in this business-like way, in consequence of hls late instability on the leading questions of the day, on account of which they hardly dare to trust his mere word. But here is something new in the history of our country. A lawyer is regularly feed 10 take seat in the sacred senate To attend to certain interests iu lawyer-like way, and at the same time takes an oath of fidelity to his country. How if the two eonaicli Will the lawyer obey his oath and relinqush his fee. or will he hold aa to iii Which would Hfbsier do ; And what does the term :. briben mean.
 Free Trader.
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The Supreme Court of the United States adjourned sine die on the 9th inst. after n h ooFious session ol upwards of three months.
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\ CIVILIZED NATIoy.-Mexico contains @9ao'oo0 inhabitants, out of which 6,000 only .cag read and write.
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The value of ths Dutch Florin is fixed bv D aie la# ot Coug.sss nj K cents, when reseisgd af the custom houses.
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hld or etrs kaav yoaag l.,ly u ha vs. lsse Nstk ln saHll HR daftna pgsgrg t.ae ia church . ahe eoald .a.,i .ssess a'l n,sbl uish. stEs aesHE uget at alE
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! FeNngR llEAar-A certain man in Vermont once sail that his children were the most tender heluas that he erer knew. aHH oa hesng asked whal made hun lhins sa. sali shssaase lhey always eEs when la.k fb9a is s.' l.' hsl' o5 ip sri bucket of gaIef
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JOHN J. SMITH.
 VIM (, PETERS

The Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati Galett2, vile Union, Yicksbafe Sentinel, TeIre Eians ter, Sangamore Journal. Jefersonan, fat lefa City, Mo- Little Rock Banner, and Platte M H.agle will publish semi-monthly in weekly l4d ior months, and send their accounts tOhs lnI tees for payment. lSsa
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TIE EMPIRE CLUB.-Every body who reads whig newspapers has heard oI the N. Y. Empire Club, and those who have deriv- ed all their information through those chan nels have heard nothing of Capt. Rynders and his ssboys.o From the abuse heaped up- on them by the Whig press, it would be easi- ly inferred that 1t is democratic club, and that it had done service in the late contest These two things were sufficient to secure for them the everlasting hatred of Whig edi- tors.
 The Empire Club were at Washington at the Inauguration of President Polk, and they attracted much notice from their ..red Jack ct uniform They selected the night of the 9th inst, to pay President Polk visit, and like another company in these parts which was no iavorite with the whigs, but d strong prop to democracy, they went in procession with their torch lights. As they returned from the White House, and had got opposite the National Theatre, the cry of fire was heard. How .'the Boys7 acted ill the pre- misses, is thas described by one of Bennefts correspondents
 "The Boys,o as they are called, in their red jacket uniform, immediately threw away their torches, with every thing else, and rush ed into the work of trying to put out the fire and save property. Most efficient men. too, were they; every where amidst the spreading flames and flying cinders, could their red jackets be seen -on top of a house wonder carrying out furniture here, working at an engine there-ilying about and working like iures in every quarter They were, by far, the most active and efficient men on the field of action. Capt. Rynders was not whit be- hind any of his men; his coat was of, while he encouraged his boys to go s'ahead,n which they did in gallant style. Long live the Elm pire Club. 'Give unto Cesar the things that are Cesar's.''
 Such conduct as this furnishes the very best answer to the abuse heaped upon the Empire Club. They proved themselves to be men of heart and ncive.-.NaSh. Union.
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UilfIeH NTUTe2 IHUfSHdI, .HI Little Rock, 4th March, l845.

CAMDEN, OUAcHITA ClRcu1T CouRT,
 May Term, A. D. l6l5 ) Simeon Lents, }
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New Store and New ''OO1'

2ii-sw. PHI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
CHAhCEFY SALE.

ESURSUhNr To . decree made by tho Ciicuit
"a Superior Conri uf Law and Chsncerv far Ohio
Comfy on the seventeenth day June one thousand
eieh, hUniftd and f-ry luur, ~ the SUI IN chan.
Gerry between IIrSRY T,rFANY. complainant, and
RIcHARD Sans HENRY MooEE. MARX DsusLAss.
rue GESsRAL Insurance. COMPANY OF MARYLAsp
SIKH day al January In tho year eighteen hrndr.L
and forty five sell al public nucon.ai tie front door
of tie Ceun House OF SAID county. kds for,v.ihree
forty fou. foriysS. foriy.soven. ioy nine nnd lil,y
in that part III The ci,y Of Wheeling in said
cnnny called Grahnm's addition. Of which lots.
numbered ,riy-;hEee, furIy-sx aud forty.nre frnni
on Quincy street ~ d are tie same on which said
Simms nov rSsde', md number, l"rIy. (-ur, forty.
seven mud fifty from, Centre street and lie south
of and adjoining the Other three. ALSO The irnct
Of land Containing about three hundred snd Gliy
acre,) with the apPurenances. situated in Marshall
county in the Starc Of Virginia. on Wheeling Creek
about tw evs miles East Of the said city OF Wheel.
ing, which was conveyed 10 said Simms by J,.hn
Gall,her and wifo ny dead Jaied tho iw,niy- third
day Of November. eighteen hundred aud lhiry-.iI.
Court ofsaiJ Marshall county. The solo IL bo made
in such parcels % will suii purchasers.
TERMS or SALE.--Fivo per cent Of the ppr,
chase money 10 bo paid IN hand, and The fesidua in
three equal insslnonts hearing interest from the day
Of sale and payable respectively in one, TWO aud
ihreo years therenfler-each purchaser giving hoEd
and good security for his deferred instruments. suJ
The tile heng retained further security NIL pay.
meni in full ALEX II LAIDLEY.
dec 3 Commandment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

ls.e. Ky.l
MEMPHIS, Tens, April Is, Is4i
Messrs Sanford x Park Gent IA friend of
yours has proposed that should furnish a state
ment IN favor of that most valuable medicine
81 which YOU are the proprietors, known as the
Balsam of Wild Cherry I have been suffer.
ing for FIVE SIX years ahronchlal affection, ac-
companied by other painful maladios During
this period have derived from the friendly and
JudIciOus advice and prescriptions of some of
the ablesi physicians Of cur country Within a
lew weeks past al the suggestion OF one of these
gentlemen, have made experiment of the Bal
sam, and have been much eraiified with its ef-
iccts' Present relief has been almost Invariahle,
when ! have taken IL at times OF greatest suffer
inSi and am persuaded, that IL is now contri-
huiing essentially TO the removal of one of the
most singular and complicated cases of chronic
disease, that have fallen under the observation
oil practitioner IN the medical procession.
am very truly yours
y + FARM SW ORTIZ
ITThe ABOVE Invaluable medicine is sold
wholesale and retail, in Cincinnati, by
SANFORD e. PARK.
fTPrice one dollar per Bottle.
sold IN Wheeling, by
oct - J CRUHBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

4 w.. lSSiONEirs SAi.E.-ixtuA S,,sv
ChaArery for Ohio county.
Moses Rhodes,
John Sockmap's adm ri s,rator nnd hcirs
Pnr-nant TOT decree pronour cpd in the .snid
GAUGE nv the said court on the 18Th dav of juno
ISL. TIE undcrsigntd acting as Commi.sirn,,
therein. VIII On saturday the ilih day of Jsnu
airy ', 40 nj the nont doo- e the cour, housc
oi Sat count, proceed u Scll to the hi ,hss,
hid1er pubic auction; the tracts or parcels uf
lhhd WITH The appui,srnrc,s which we con
Vcyed bv Joseph Apulsgntc 90 snid John Sock.
man, y deed ccied 25,h # Augu,t. lSI7, and
now OF record IN The Clerks flee OF 3; ii roun
YIN a 81 ook No .. folio 100, excer, that uar.
nom i SAD 'racis when was CONVEYED by said
Sockman 10 Daniel Stcenr, d: ~ n d ed Of The
sa,ne dlie r,cHr'ed ia said Office. IN said de, d
IN, sald property or sufficiency will he sold
or crenlt OF SIX, twelve aid 81 ( tecn months
IN eqral insialments. the pure ser giving bond
VITA cool security bearing interest lror, tho
my ct sale and the Jule retained as n turtle,
&C uuiy-unih the whole of the prrcha-r MOI cy
Is psld' 1 w MITCHELL. Comnissiensr.
- ~ ~ " dec It's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

he above with great Other kinds render
Of
W "hh VIII enable sell oslow
will 10
S'@"'S' VI 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
CHEAP CASH
asO OH s. SBaaoHG STORE
EVEEE EEEoNeG, HoA.
ALLMAN & MAXWELL

andh rsp
nunon F ex' ndsd TO the" tho
VI h patronage
~ o' well selected stock Bs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
anne. P.mberon', E,eculor. and others.

James Pesnber ons Executors and others
ny SHiue OF decree pronounced Ly The said
Couft IN 1he above cause. N III. Oh drv " June
1914. ]. Isaac W Mitchell scri.q .. Ccnmi,,ionor
"hier said decree. will proceed l.. sell Mt rub G
auction, tn the hiyte eel and rest bidder q, he (t,n
door "f ITO Conr, House OF Ohio county. on tho
s'.h day 81 January IN tbs year eighteen hundred
ana ior'y- hvc, the'ng court dsy.) I.os Ne. seven
nHd eish' shd The Southern taIi Of Io, No len in
'".shhn Zane, addition to tho city OF Wheeling
Terms Of Saie-Two huaired dol,rs =, cash and
the residue in three oqusl in-ialman;. Of eicbt. ,,
Teen ana iwen,y'iour munshs, the purchaser 10 give
bonds Win good security for The deferred payments.
bearing interest from the dav Of sale ard Tho tile
retained until the whole az Tho purchase money is
pad. ISAAC w MITCHELL. Comni,sion.r.
J N s for plandH do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

81 uST fece's"J frons New York new and splen
OF d'd assortment Cashmere d'Ecosse also. fine
french worked Infant Bodies; Sponsors Collars and
fine assurfno M of JET Bntona md Hail.
Pins. Also, just received from The manu- fnciur,rr
house IN lowell. Mas. few pieces Of Blue Bls, x
AsPhalum Cloths. fpr Sacks and Over Goals. These
Cloths are pronounced by the best Tailors in III.
city, 10 TO the finest and bes quality Of Cloths the,
ever snw. All true Americans sfo invited 10 cali
ana look AT them. as they far superior and much
cheaper ihna any article nj q similar kind ever in .
ported A JIEYMAN. No I63.
OCT Id Wes s,dc Main 81. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
rUBLIC sALEOF vALUABLEIAND

AA ~ Il u" sold to the highest bidder on Mon
w day ihe6tA day of Janurry, 1916, IN from,
# the Court House door in the city ct Wheeling
ONO county, virginia. that valuable Farm
Known ny the name of the Cots Farm, situat-
ing The Lots of said city of Wheeling, and con.
tanning ahoutone hundred and forty. three acre
about fifty acres Of which i, creek bottom, IN q
balance arabic hull land, and about one hundred
acres OF the tract il cleared aud under cultiva
ton. On this lard there is . strata of Coal
abos, five feet thick and from forty To fifty ceres
10 extent yet remaining, which can be worked
10 great advantngc, IA the mouth of The pits open
on one ni the public streets oi tho city.
The improvements consist OF "A comfortable
Dwelling House, Stable and o,hcr out houses
The property vii be sold with or wiihoui-the
Coal privilege, nd the terms will /. made e owr
on the dav of sale.
Any person dcs'rous of purchasing can in ia G
mean tire receive cvorv infor,nrtion in re,a ton
10 ne premises, from nv Agent, Il X Armstrong
Of Wheeling. -
oct IFS HAMPDEN ZANE.
Baltimore Patriot will copy Tri.Weekly. mill
dGv "i sale and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
CARPENTERS ToOLs.

AA| Ehave just received an other lot Of Planes
w which We warrant good. aud offer nj
abosi Nail DTlce. On hahd, all sizes of Moriise
Fumer an Turning Chiscls 81 Con ges Hand
and Broad Axes, Foot AIDES. Hatchsts Draw
ing Knives, Steel Augors, Gcrm1n. Cast and
spring steel iiand mud Pasnrll Saws. Tonon
40. Gu9Res, BeyIls, Squares. Braces ard Fits
saw SETS. etc etc. nov 10 OFT 81 GREEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
r w washington. .dni,i,,,.,o, and h,i,,

u w Washingion's administration and hoir,
fufsnanl ton decree rendered ia tho above named
cause ny sn'd court Tho 3ls, Ociu!,er all the
undersigned. one Of The Mister Commissioners Of
'he sad Conri. Will proceed an The 90 u ,lay Of
January ISl5 At the office of Jacob q Fi,zhugb
IN inc city oi Wheeling in ss,d county TO ascertain
aud rrpnri:
Isl. Whist PERSONAL nssetis OF The said II w Wash.
ingioh have come to tho hands OF said administrator
ana whether Tho same have beou fully adminisieI rod
or not
2nd. What Real Estate IN. said r w Washing.
Ton died selzed OF. ond what will be the nct annual
income 81 tho one m"ieiy thereof, after deduciine
heroon the taxes, cosIs OF ropss and The expenses
"i managing said estate and collecting the rents.
3fd. What debts besides the one duo o COMPLAIN.
ah's " any, are liens chnrgesoIe upon said real
eS'a'e or binding upon tho heirs Of said X w Wash.
ingiun, deceased.
Tie said administrators. heirs and all interest ed.
orc hereby notified 10 az pear at the lime and place
ABOVE mentioned when and where the &C count Ill.
rec'ed bv sad decree will DO commenced and ION.
hnuod thereafter from limo TO time ill the account
is completed EDW III FITZUUCU
"eo Hoison Tor Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
TRIISTEE,s SALE


sSf virtue of deed Of trust from, Robert BALD
WIN 70 the sub scriber bearing date the goth
yot october, ls4l, ind recorded IN he Clerk .
oLaGs Oh me Gouniy court of Ohio county,
shaIl sell, on Saturday the 2sth day Of Decem-
eGr 1919, az the front door Of the court honse Of
quo county, nj public auction to the highest hid
DER, the following lots and Parcels of orcupd
anat Is 10 say LOT No l7e. al the corner Of Fi!h
OF Zane aud east Of Fifth street. Also, H. ue =,
naIi 0i E0t NO rs, Immediately ADJOINING soid
i|Ot NO i76. Also. Lots Nos % o. 90 sd on
on ,.Iey street beiwees Fourth aud Fifth ste
lh Cpuosfah addliiOn 10 The said city Of Wbcs1
ing. Also, Lot No 10. az inc corno ~ ~
ronrth and Clay streets in sold additisn and ri, y
~. t1euiaiel} opposite sad Lot No 90 AIso t,vo
.Iu,ius OF bot NO ~ adjoining said Lot No. 10
snr,bcr bsi o. Sala 10y no ccnveyed 10 the sub
tcIis"tF Peihg the western part thereof ALSO wee,
nan OF LOIS Nos 10 aud Q, iratn ediotelv adicin.
lnE said sot no 4, IN said addition and clio :"
also L9t NO ", irontinz on said Fourih e. "a Co
Asa I ,bs go SojOlnlGg s9id Lots Nos l2 ard IL
OF Land md the Coal and Coal oyivIsesS 81 49,
IiRhts' adjacent 10 the CITY of WLseI,no o.
Siohe Coal Run. being the same sold nv Witii,r,
~ I'aImnns 10 one Henry MoOrehn said Baldwin.
% III De seen by deed recorded in satd n n5co
I'D Deed Book q, psge 22s 'i''0
.,teIIns in0oe KNOWN on the day Of ssle selI;no
es fusieo, shall co nyey TO the puYchaser nriy
sun tIie as IS vested 10 me by sddecd nf trust
--"3S -2I-- EDW " FITZUJjGU
Rsa DOZ ONO Rose Smell,og Sail. ys,,, s,,ss..-..
- received and for salo by '''''''''
-t oct 80 OLIVER PRYOR.
ESp DoZ Fine Tooth Bfn,besi
do Do Iinf DO; inst reed md Tor
sole nv ocl 30 OLIVER PRYOR
1 BgLS Pore Cops VANISH; -------
- do do japan do
20 BiAck Leather d.; on hand and for
ale low BY oct 90 OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
PEAsE's HOREHOUND CANDY.

WIS preparation IL highly recon- IN ended for
clearing The Voice. atd relieving Coughs.
Gods Honnsness. irritation Of the Throor. Group.
Wbooping Cough. Asthma. Lyor Com q Amt and all
diseases leading to Consnmpiion--fcr sale Whole
sale aud Retail by dec 9 OLIVER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01


Lawsnd Chancery, begun, continued and
held for the county Of Ohio, al the court house
thereof ON Friday the LIST day OF November
Boiias r Gndaer,
Alfred Caldwell and others :" N"'"''''
All STRACT OF THE DEGREE
Wheoeupon the court doth adjudae order and
decree, that this cause be referred 10 James
PanIl, Esq, who is hereby appointed Commis-
nst sCr sn9 Puppets nF 70 state seio and adj
of said George X Swearngen with the credi-
tors under the said iced Of trust Of the 27th Of
January, ls4s. and that TIC said Commissioner
ascortiin and report the amount Of money which
the SAID Alfred ca dwell has received or in the
exercise Of due and proper diligence he ought 10
nave received az trustee under said IL ed Of trust
ne amount OF the just and lawful expenses of
the SAID trust. Also, whatis due the conn lain.
am nnder The several classiicatioes in the said
ateh mentioned, and The ether creditors Of the
SAID George Swcaringen named therein, tho
Iatable proportion Of each creditor in the irusf
fund under each classified fion-ard tha. for This
purpose me sad comuissinnCT fix upon some
uhe and place Tor taking the said account and
cause due notice thereof 10 he served on nil
parties within tho Commonwealth and that
noice thereof be given TO all persons not resid.
ing WITHIN the same, by advertisement inserted
and pnblshed in some newspaper printed in the
cry OF wheeling in said county. for at least
thlity days grIor 10 the time Of t'king the said
acsOunt-dnd that the "a d commissioner recure
each creditor under said decd Of fTust who shall
prove his claim before him, to give secnriiv for
his relspnjble shBro OF the costs nf taking the
sad account, and that he report the same 10 The
conri WIN anything deemed pertinent by him
sell or specially required by ohsrc Of the parties.
Tesis, ALEX T LA1DlEY, Clerk.
The parties interested IN the matters mention.
"a ~ the foregoing decree. are hereby notified
That have appointed Tuesdsv The Iitb. dsy OF
January next, az my office in the city oSfNbeel.
lhs' az lo. O'Clock, " az the time IN place
when md where ] shall commence taking Tho
account therein direcfed--apd require the en-.
nearancs Of the parties ihere with such oroofs
yonchers &c, az may be necessary to the pro-
per taking of said accOunt.
dec 10 JAMES PAUL., Commissioner.
HUN BARRELS A fresh supply. just receiv.
" I'd ~ dec III OFT l. GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

SOAP AND CANDLES The undersigned
has commenced the Chdndisry Rusiness.
one door above his resdenceon Main 81, Wheel.
ing, between Frankiln aud North streets, where
he ~ ready 10 sell AZ Wholesale or x etnil His
soap and Candies can also be mad at Issue Ir-
WIGS Warehouse, on Main below Monroe ST.
he VIII endeavor TO keep as good an article
iaclurer ~ the CITY; and respectfully sojjeits
SHARE oil thepatronoge Of the public
nov LOUIS BAYHA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

IN ChA\CERN, In tho circuit SUI crior cour,
81 lay and chancery for Ohio cuunty.
-rmnel ~ Brown Is. ~ Nelson X Others
Hy virtue Of a decree rend cred in the ab,ye
.n,'iIGd cause on ;he Goth day If October last,
! shall on the 2sih day oi December next, pro,
zen 10 sell. nj public auction TO hehighest hid
Ter, AT the front door Of the court housP of Ohio
COUNTY, tEe south alf OF lot No twenty.ora in
,hat pert oi The city of Wheeling laid on nv
Jonalhan HNne npnn the iollI wing terms 10
"it; two huHdnd dollars OF the purchase 10 be
paid III hand and the residue in thiec equal in.
sialalSnts, at s'x. twelve and eightecn months
nom inc dNy OF see. the purchaser giving bonds
WIN Sood feturlty, for the deferred payments.
bearing interest f-om the dav Of sale.
nrves ~ NELSON Coamiss;sa,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

q CASKS MADDER-
90 Bags Pepper
20 de Plmentos
is Bbls Alum
50 boRss Bunch Raisins
bales Almonds
casss brInstonc
cssk Blue TitrioI
barrels leyes
400 Hats Cassia
20 boxes Oh ocolats
sask Chalk
A barrel Camphor
10 barrels Ca swood
% do Clipped Lozwoed
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Giager
seT0ons Indigo
I eask Lamp Black
2sases Liquodee Ball
es kegs Mustard
I.2 barrel NJ tmess
30 barrels Loaf gsars.
All inst received and for ssleb
Jsas CRANGLE e. BAILFYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
CJIANCERY SALE.


PURSUANT TO a decree made by the circuit
superior coeTt rf law and chancery for Ohio
sosniy, on tie eighteenth day Of June, eighteen
buRdred aud forty two, in the suit IN chnncery
between Arthur nj Philips complainant and
Jane. II Forsyth and Ellen his wife and others
defendants will on the sixth day Of January
eighteen hundred aud fortY-fye, (commencng
sueton IL The front door Of the court Sc ofOhio
county, lots numbered eight, thirteen. sixteen
seventeen, eighteen. nineteen, twenty, twenty
one, lnenty.three, eighty. nine nd one hundred
In the ADDITION TO the town Of Wheeling com.
monty called North Wheeling, on the following
ssd in hand, and the residue in one and two
yssrF, each purchaser giving bond and security
for his deferred instaments bearing interest
fron me day OF sale DANIEL LAMB,
roy nov ~ ---is.----- Commissioner.
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