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The New York herald., 1845-12-12

frs- The Constitution of Missouri provides that
but native born citizens Of the United States
eligible to the office Of Governor The convention
in session at Jefferson city to amend IL have adopted
proposition by vote Of fifty to fifteen that the Cover.
shall hereafter be thirty years OF age shall have been
citizen Of the United States ten years. and citizen of
Migsourf for FIVE wears.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

The MIssIssPrI.--The st. Louis Revciile Of the
lst instant, says -" For upwards OF nine years the
river between this point and Caro- has been in
bad condition for navigation az at present II has fallen
bed-snags, stumps and rocks-much more formidable
and DANCE rous than they have heretofore been"
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

CONSUL OF BELcIUM.-Thc President has recog-
niIed james Bshn as Consul Of Belgium, for the port
Of New Orleans.
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By Last Nights Southern Nail.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec li-Arr schrs Gov Bennett, Washing
ton. NC; Matilda Easpou; X Payntsr New Haven; She
nandoah New York CID briggs Geo Gardner, Liverpoo Al
bert st Thomas VIM Penn, Boston, schr Joseph Brown,
York.
BALTIMORE, Dec liAr bsrque w Paige, Boston; brig
Pratt Poland chs Decaration st ago do Cubai Redwng
Eatport; Louisiana Gloucester Mass; Grand Island Nor
folk; Mount Vernon, Salem; Michigan, Terry; Rocheste
York Below, brig Androsc cogsn, Portland CID schr w
Richardson Pernambuco and market Sid, barque Kelsey
New ORLEANS; schr Traffic, Gardner. New York.
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NAvAL.-The U s. schooner Flirt left Norfolk on
Monday for Hampton Roads, and to go to with
the first fair wind. Lieut. John P. Gis and William
Ronckendor go out passengers in the Flrt to join
the Pacific squadron
The U. s. frigate Potomac towed up on Saturday
to the 0osport Navy Yard where she is 10 undergo
pairs,
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yJ,oTHE BEAUTiTI Frs OF THE COMPLExIoN-sur.
/ n,,s;nv MY " All DIVINE DE VENTS AND

J'O THE BEAUTIEI FRS OF THE COMPLEXION-su
l. prsng Eficacy.-MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND
NYMpH composed q an eastern botanical discovery 2,
imparting delicate roseate hue TO the complexion
As creator aud Of that most dsngushing
of female loveliness, far skin, JULES
HAUELs Nymph Soap, or Eau Divine de Venus may DC
Gd magical power Composed tor the most
part oriental basamc plants the exclusion OF all
mineral sdmstue distinguished incidentally for its az
BY Ing and minute m a
ton AID by this method alone ecctuaiy dssips all red
pmpes eckes, sunburn and other nnsghy Spta
neous ysstions 40 nimical female oveness lts use
will chlpge the most bilious complexion INTO one OF ra
dant whIteness while ON the neck hands and arms u be
slows decacv and airness which its continued will hap
pv pote with every appearance OF youthful charm 10 the
most adv anc ed periods OF life
Fo' saw " JULES HAUEL,
Practical Chemist and Perfumer,
a6 South Third street, Philadelphia
.nd bv nv agents-J b. Jscquemod Broadway;
Anau Lafayette Bazaar Nos. it9 and ISL Broadway;
Willard s. w corner OF Cedar and William streets.
Premium awarded ut the Franklin Institute MIC im.rc
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1915
Trial Of lMcNidty-IHe Senate, and the Difficulty
about the Printing-Arriual of Mr.. Webster-
Senate ,caiting for Mr.. Caihoun-Letter from
Joseph Graham at Buenos Ayes-.Ihe British
and French-Sympton,s IN Congress of IVar on
the Oregon Question-Mr. Harris about to ieare
for South -Americd-Ihe Teas Annexation
Cheap Postages TO be raised-Ifon. Robert Dale
Oicen's Plan in Brief Of the Proposed SmAlso-
niaa Mstitwtron-A Grand Design, and a Prac-
tical one.
This being the day appointed for the re susc,aton
House Of Representatives OF the United States. be.
fore the Criminal Court, Judge Crawford presiding
the list of witnesses were called over, and three
only answering to their names, to wit, Benz B.
French, clerk Of the House, Chauncey Restor,
cashier OF the Patriotic Bank and Charles Suydam,
merchant Of New York, the case was set aside tlI
tomorrow morning The prisoner looks remark a.
bly, well, as If he was certain Of making clean
business OF the indictments against him, which we
hope may be the case, but there are those of his
friends who appear less sanguine. A fortnight
hence will disclose the real character Of the alleged
defacations, and decide, perhaps, the fate Of the in
dicted party, tor better or TOR worse We wish him
safe deliverance.
Mr.. Webster arrived in town this evening, at
Senate tomorrow. Mr. Calhoun has not vet arriy.
ed, and Is not expected before tomorrow evening
The vote upon the Senate printing will probably be
withheld until his arrival, should he not arrive be-
tore the middle OF next week. 1t is the purpose of
the majority to test hun this question Of the
printing, and to secure him from the start Mr.
Calhoun Is an independent man, however, and if he
votes Tor kchie " Heiss, it will be because OF the
great reduction OF the printing which will be ex-
acted from them, In having the work Of both Hou.
ses, as hrst consideration While the Union firm
are sure OF the election, the IT, s. Journal copa r.
nershlp have not rellnqushed the possibilitv OF p
diversion to their success. They have fallen down.
we believe, to bare possibility, from expectations
which, two weeks ago, were brilliant as Juoiter =
For rapid execution OF the work of the two Hon
ses, for the sake of giving employment to large
number OF idle printers, we could wish Dow Il FISK
to get the Jobs Of the Senate But their chance is
suspended upon bare possibility.
We have been shown, by gentleman in this
Guy, letter, per ship Chancellor, from Mr. Joseph
Graham, Mr.. ryler's commercial agent to Buenos
Ayres, dated Sept. 23d, lS45, in which he says.-
Yesterday we 0he Americans Of the North were
notified by the English and French Of blockade of this
port Buenos Ayre and Of the whole coast of the pro
vince by their combined forces to be put on morrow
have communicated the particulars TO the State Do
partment," &C.
the whole oi this movement. as Of the collusions
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
CHICKERING'S
PlANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,


CHICKERING'S
PlANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
203 broadway.
CHlCKERING would inform the public, that he has
moved his Pianos from the OF Broadway and Park
Place Rooms No and Lafsrge Building 2os Broadway6
doors above eade street. wheehe will keep general assort
ment at the same prices as his factory Boston ,
The public invited call his rooms and examine the
present stock. M Im.r
TIYO THE LADIES IN PARTlCULAR-MY DEPlLA
l. TORY POWDER has been found highly beneficial and
of prent se 10 ladies' afflicted with
hail. principally when growth has been confined the up
nor lin and side the face, mascuDne the
bola features used proper care, and according
tn the directions IL will be found to be addition TO
The AS the sharp entirely avoided
and The hair removed in five minutes ar applca
perfious hair After trials have certih
rrates Of success which cannot be contested.
~ 'N JULES HAUELs DEPOT,
46 South Third street, Philadelphjs.
snd by my agenn-J B. Jacqusmod, No 45 Broadwsyj
Willard g. w corner Of Cedar and Williams street,
Prsniums awarded the franklin Institute nis imsre
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House OF Representatives.
-, A. December 10th, le46.
Before the reading Of the Journal vas Anishsd there
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

Arr Westport 9th instant bsrque Theophus Chase Ba
k,lsnte via NswPSI 900 b9s .. OIL Spoke On Aero,n
for Pacific clean and took sick from her About nc
TO- spoke brig lnRs Cudworth Wsreham. 400 sp Samuel
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REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYElNG rs ESTABLISHMENT IN
ANIlLsIII

q LOIIl.ElN French Dyer, on the other
side of the bridge South Wheeling, second
door from B 4 Kcllcy's Store returns his CRATE
iul thanks To his friends aud customers, for heir
iurner tarnrs, aud respectfully informs them
that he has added To his stnblishmo nj import
nnt and, IN France newly discovered improve
ments. lie gives more lustle ncatuess and dus
them.
lie feels perfo city conf ideptto give every salts
inctl9n,an apes therefore, Tor the cont inuanc,
of liberal patronage. oct24
StOuTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY + LOIlLElN, would respects
i"ily inform s'orekeepers IN this city. aud citizens
generally that he is now ready fer printing Do
mosiic Blue Calicocs, in connection with his
French Dying establishment. aud he trusts To give
The same satisfaction in this branch, that he has
rendered ia his old business jon
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Va IRGINlA-Oho Circuit Superior courss
Law sud Chancery, November 9Th, lS45.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
Aarcn Chaonor, ...
In
James CaljwlPs Executors and CnANcxR,s
others.
ABSTRACT


This cause came again 10 he heard &c
Whorcupon it further appearing TO The saiisfa ciion
of the Couri. that the answers OF The guardians adr
linn Tor The infant defendants had not been fled
when the said decree OF tho 3lst day OF January
1874, was made, the Court doth adudgc order and
decree, that The SAID report he re- committed TO tho
said james PAUL Esq 10 audit state and settle tho
account OF said John L'si and Soheki Brady. and Of
each of homns Executions and Trustees Of the estate
nj The SAID James Caldwell the clderde ceased as res
qurcd by the former decree of The snid January
;Slj and also The accounts of The parties. depisees
aud kga'oeS under Ihe will OF James Caldw I'll tho
elder, deceased. and What is respectively due 10
them and that lac make report thereof TO the Court
With all convenient speed. with anything deemed
pertinent by himself; or specially required by either
of the parties Aud The court doth direct that ihe
said Commissioner IN auditing. stating aud settling
The account hereby ordered may adopt much os
his former account and proceedings Us may he found
favorable 10 the interests of the said infant defen
danls. But beiurc proceeding 10 take The account
hereby ordered, the said Commissioner shall cause
p Uper notice Ia he given 10 The parties. settling
io'h the lime anI place fixed by him for taking Tho
same giving personal notice 10 all within tha
State and 10y publications 10 all without unless they
duly appear 10y counsel or in person"
Tcslc, ALEX Il LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

- ECEiNED from New York Philadelphia and
III Bhltimurc. "a largo aud general assortment
at Gfuccres. whchwill bc di.rosed al GA ne most
favorable terms. consisting IN part vi the follow ing
500 sacks prime RIO Cuilee
so bags Java do
50 do A-pice aud Pepper
50 bfls Loaf Sugar
300 boxes Tn Plate cross
do double
$500 Brnzicr's and sheel,ns Copper
1000 lbs Hancn TIN
10 chests /. Tea
5o cauys Gunpowder aud Imperial Tea
l0O hhds N Sugar
$50 bsls do NOlasscs
200 Kegs Nails assorted Sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yaras assorted s. 10
80 boxes Rnisins
50 boxes Cavendsh Tobacco. assorted ) g L.
Ia l6 aud round Jumps
80 Kegs Twist Kentucky
100 duz II + Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug 7 FLEMING & HUN TER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

scs hi't. has just tece,'c FROM New YorL
Fhideliiia and Baliumfr. nj. nru,,a. d
.He' ara t7uiiiul siork nt Fashionable FAN NM.
w n'ef G"'ds n"w STYLES ard new puc,s
u"Nirs spent several wpcks IA The Essistn chic,
'ud attended Ull tie uuc,uus, aud there ,.lcic.
NV SO" oi 2 ods at tho lowcsi raics Tor can /
'eeI We'll nS,ured that can ufet my old rus,,nrt
~" me p"h'io IN ecncral mn'h cheaper Bargain.
'hnr "'her l"u.e West ~ The Muunin o..
Now i the tspc Tor f.cnilcmcn IL, repl,ni,b If,
Na'd-f"hcs- Gold weather Is last approaching
when all viii Gu,l It essenialy necessary :, boy,
g"d snTply Oi Winter rluihing.
Taking inln consideration the hnt,i,e.s ~, A.,
mes have iakcu unusual pn,n. To- purchase m,
H,"ds much cheaper than have ever ,lpne bcf re-
'"e i''' 'hni nv customers invariably pay ne IN,
CN-h' enables me 10 make my rurrhnses Tor 90 n ~
M own prce' therefore am able ~ sell Ear cLcap
'r man ever Aud Guw ~ | sill intend To- ,ci
'OOoS on The pay down runripic. have no he.
''''" !" saying 'ha' can give better harsn.ms liqi
'ry establishment IN ihls ur nry o,hcr CIV.
CLOTHS. CASSINEREg. &c-Mv stock co,,
s's's m part of Black Blue Black. Brow N. Pomo. H.
visible Green aud other Fancy co'otcd Bon,
cloths. beautiful styles from t So ry,l French
the'ish nnd Amert nm double unified ~, d Twill, 4,
inh'y aud plaIn CASsIMtKIs, of Nh se a very htr,
aSsoi'mon' new styles md r. markedly thcna mice.
from % Gems 10 81 IJ0Isof Cnssincms all col
ois qnn'il's and prices. from thirty cents to ON,
"''I'r' FIloi aud Beavci Cloths at all cu'ors an,
qualities
tSflNGS-Niy stock ol Ves,incs is Iotce an,
beautiful; nti entire new styles md very dorahl,
pate such ne lig'd Velvet Wooden Nekci. Me
rin", White. Marsocs md various orher kinds
A'a'kUcw and TouL.dor Blank,!, of .uucrin
9naliiesi sil,rGid article of HEAVY EEpS
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NTIRGINIA-Ohio Cienii Superior Court Of
Inv md GLanceIx. Qcinher ALL lRdl FL

NIRGINIA-Ohio Cheuii Superior Court Of
Law aud Choncery. October 3lsi. 1874.
E''h'"' & a EGn.l''s'' p In cnAse &C,
Jones 81 Trrcsdel and Others \ count
ABSTRACT OF THE DECREE.
And The Court doth further adjudge, order and
decree, that this cause he referred To Samuel Akin
son. E'q. who is hereby appointed a Commissioner
Tor that purpose, who is 10 Take account Of the
property, goods. effects. monies and chooses IN action
belonging or coming To the defendants Jones &
Truesdell. which cumc TO The hands of The defen-
dal is Me Kee a. Jacob by virtue OF The deed Of as
Segment Of rald jones a. Truesdell of,he l7h Of
March 1882. or which came 10 The KINDS Of any
other person by their order ar direction or Tor their
use or henetio or which by The exercise OF due
and diligence might and ought 10 have been receiv-
ed aud collected 10y lhem-and that said Commits
sionor do ascertain nd report the value Of The pro-
perry and effects which G, me the hands of
sal Mckee d Jacob as well as Of tho properly
effects aid chooses in action. which by the use OF
due ond pr per care nhd diligence. might and ought
10 have been received and colocie by them, and
Hhen, 10 whom ohd upon what nc count the samo
has been djsI Osod Of aud aid oui; and how much
is due and coming To c mplananis from the defen.
I" ais Jones Tfnesdeli upon tie note OF the Bib
July. 1882, fi6d MS Exhibit a. and whether tho
samo or any part thereof ought 10 be paid 10 COM
planau's out OF The monies, properly effects i'm
The hands Of SAID Mckee aud Jacob--and Tim, s,d
/
| Iineni by himself or specially required by ether
party Aud, for The purposes OF iiis account il is
ordered. that The defendants jones' a. TfucsdelI and
Mckee X jacob produce and submit TO The examis
nation of said Commissioner oil such books and
papers Of SAID Jones e. rruesdeI and Mckee g.
Jacob as relates TO, orare connected with The mat
Icfs OF SAID accouni-nnd that complainants have
lenve 10 examine Tho said Jones q TruesdeIl aDth
Mckee Il Jacob upon inlerro gatories before said
| commissioner touching The matters involved in tho
taking Of said account
And Of anoher day. 10 wi: Ala Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery held for The said conn
ly on "wednesday The 23,h dry of October I845s
Oh motion Of Compartments by counsel. il was or.
dofed that 50 much OF The decree made in this cause
at iormcr term, ms directed the account therein,
ordered 10 he taken by Samuel Aikirson, Esq bo-
SET aside and u IS ordered. on said compliments
moIion. that said account be taken by james A
Clarke, Esq TO whom the snme is referred, and that
he proceed therein in The manner directed by said,
lofmef decree. aud report the samo in order TO q
further decree. Testc,
NJ NELsoN ALEX + LAIDEEY. CLERK.
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UNITED STAT TEL.
WATER STIR TT.

u.
VBNIIE undersigned respectfully inform the pub.
n lie. that they have leased the abevc house
for term OF years;hav had IT entirely .modeled
aud very much improved in the arrangement OF IL
rooms aud porches; have had IL newly and hand.
somrly painted. carpeied and papered through on
and newly furnished. IN n style unsurpassed by nny
Hotel in The West. Every article Is eatrely new
aHd the whole house bri aniy lighted with gas
They uiler The accommodate lions of the house In
The public. fully determined, that all guests shall
find al their house entertainment that will not TAI
10 nf1rL satisfaction.
From the superior arrangem,n nj Of the Iiouso and
Table. aud the location of tho house in front of The
Steamboat landing. they indulge the hope. iha
they " III receive liberal shnre uf public patronage
may 3 MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

A SANDLES.--'rhe subscriber would iuiunn
" his friends and The public that he has com
moncod The manufacture al MOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES. made ufpure ioiioD which he warrants
equal In anything Of The kind manufat iufed here or
elsewhere. and lac will furnish Them wholesale or
reialIns cheap as they can he purchased here.
lie would respectfully solicit q share OF pnhhc
patronage Factory III Market Alley, between
Main ard Market Streets M WARREN
dec 27-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

go CASKS MAODEn
49, 90 Bags Pepper
30 do Pimcnios
10 Bbls Alum
80 boxes Bunch Raisins
bales ) ) Almonds
2 cases brlmsione
cask Blue Vitrol
barrels lovts
200 Mats Cassia
30 boxes Chocolate
Casl Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Camwcod
30 do Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
ceroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
cases Liquo.Ice Ball
% kegs Mustard
l2 barrel NutmeSs
so b Is Loaf Sugars
All lust ceIved and 70. saleby
~ 10 CRANGLE Il BAILEY s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

Blank Books of every description. Ruled 10 any
pattern md Bound To order
reri"dicois Music Nc, hound IN neat and ju-
&c
Orders from any part Of Tho country attended la
with pr"mpulnde JAMES Nj EWING
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II At AND GAP SvD 4

II \ 7 \ = ID G SIO u.
u On Union street. near the Sout hJ IN
-, n the Ma'kei House. ~
BARE ~ iIQSE. nfe NOW manufacturing aud
Will Keep constantly uu hand large assortment oi
hats AID CAPS Of the Gu,J .'vlr. AMI mann.
featured 'ium the hest materials Bph -. ~ hcuc
PRACTICAL ilu'tors. We make aud surcuulenj the
"'kn OF MI the liza Ne SELL Onf Caps are pui-
chased if'm The must tNtctsiNt Cap Manufacturers
III lhe EASTERN Giles. OF ihe lowest prizes.
Az ihosc "a want OF n genuine article nud lnlcst
Ancr''TH ia-hirn "i Has and CAPS. wi, always
hud Them n nuf establishment, which Nc in'ond L.,
make ,,uu,vn anil ioikad ul D, all men. from
gond vuik aud tw rrc,s.
scpI DARE a l!CGE Union -
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NOTICE

CoMMissioNrR's 0PFcE. November - 1915.
The parties interested IN rhe foregoing decree.
arc hereby notified, hal hav appointed Monday
The 10 day OF December next, NJ my ofI'ce in The
Guy Of Wheeling, as The time aud Place. when md
"hcfe shall paced To take lbe account therein
directed, And require The parties 10 appear and.
produce before me such books papers. accounts,
proofs ard vouchers. as are required by the Terms
81 s'ld decree, "a enable me IN make Tho report.
nov l3 JAMES \ CLARKE Com'r.
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LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

- Ehh NhGbiis
No l6 Nam 81. a feD donrS oJ.Te tie bookstore ~
Nm. Rubb.
WHEELING. VA.
Z , ESPECTFULLY mfpimS the Ladies oi Vince.
Z y hog, hat hc manufactures Ladies' Shippers ui
"u styles aud COLORS oi superior qualify mud
Beauty. lie warrants all work from his shop To Toe
,nrcripr To Eastern manufacture aud viii DO sold
90 per cui cheaper.
The public are invited n call aud ,aiisy ihcm,
selves. ION inn q
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UAVE removed lheir ESTABLISHMENT 10 ,he

III AVE removed their Establishment to their
"A New Buck Buiaug, east side of MAR.
hEr s. few doors below The Post Office,
where they have supplied themselves with
aew and large Engine anil other fixture Ter
lAeir business, IN. superior style.
They carry IN the House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all rs brarchss
MACHINE OR PATENT PIE.
We are prepared 10 supply our customers To any
extent wih the nt"vc piIe Of lie h, 81 quality, aud
al rrces as 'oN As II IS 10 re had IN the Conniry
They have con family on hand HydfanlS OF
various teScrl ton, haI'erS' kettles, water clos.
cts bath tub, hot and cold shower baths re.
forts i"r bleaching, chemical app ralu>, lead
ccilnS, patent bath pumps, lead pipes of all siz.
IS sheet lead OF any thickness and worked up
IN any manner Of form.
Wafer conducted through lcaicn pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country
Superior pumps Ior country wells, Steam En-
gincS sc. sc.
All order> thankfully received and punctu
ally attended to-
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
la several descriptions Of mechanics, IN the
2 story OF then building, or on the ground
floor at very moderate rent:
Wheeling, Nov IL, rs
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MENDEL q HARBOUR.
+ u RNITU RE, U PHI LSTERY
LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS;
No. li3 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VA.

yE> HEY KEEP constantly on hand very ex.
Z icnsive assortment Of superior Mahogany
French aud Grcciau Ctairs; X cking chairs. Sofas
Prr end card Tables; Dressing Bureaus, Bedsieads.
Toilet Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
other article of the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered IN this city.
Gilt and Mahogany Framed Lovkisg Glasses OF
every variety and price Looking Glass Plates Of all
sizcs. Portrait aud Picture Flames ON hand aud
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds
Bols'crs and Pillows. Hair, cotton. Hu.k Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts
Sacking Bottoms. OIL cloih covers, Floor-cloh.
Grass Mats of all kinds; together with every o,hor
article. OF Upholstery Ware. on hand and made tn
order
Vcnilinn aud Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades of every variety and color; all cf which will
bc sold nj very low prices. and warranted Of the
| best quality. Also. MAnooANy VENEEKs. Has,
cloth. VARNisiI, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks Hinges. casters. BLIND TRIxs
MiNGs. c instantly ON hand aud sold low for cnsis.
gT STEAM BoATs furnished with every articles
OF Furniture at short notice, and on the very bes.
terms. mp27
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NOTICE.
CoMMIssIoSER's OFFICE.
MuFEIINn Nm II IRi5

Tie parties ed as.i all DINER persons hav~
ing rny interest he matters doereed in ihe FORE
gong ahs'racI-are hereby notified that have APP
painted Monday The 18Th day uf December next. at
my Office in the city Of Wheeling, the time and
place, when aud where l shall commence taking
the account therein ordered: And hereby require
all such parties and peispns 10 appear before mo
then and lhere, between sunrise and sunset of that
day. with their claims. proofs and vouchers, 10 ena.
BILE NE 10 take the SAID account
JAMES PAUL., Commissioner.
q &C. La Il Il c. nov IA