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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

NOBLE AcT.-We are told that Pittsburgh fner.
chant who had been to Philadelphia to purchase goods
heard on his way home, that his property had beer
wholly destroyed by the fire. He Immediately returned
to Philadelphia called upon the merchant from whom
he had made the purchase, and begged him to take
back his goods remarkng that he not able to pay
for them. The other evidently touched but with
scarce moments hesitation, he stepped to his writ
ing desk, and promptly it could be done, handed
to his honest-hearted customer Of Pittsburgh a bill
and receipt for the whole amount-more than 81 900
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

NOBLE CoNDUcT.-A correspondent of the Courier
and Enquirer relates the following incident connected
with the disaster to the Swallow:
=. Joseph Reed, one Of the ferrymen between
Hudson and Athens, was rowing in his yawl at the
time the Swallow struck the rock As soon as he
appreciated the nature Of the disaster he used all his
efforts to reach the places and succeeded in saving the
lives of FIVE persons who We're floating about on
boards and fragments of the wreck. BY several Of
them he was offered reward for his intrepidity.
which he refused, and said Although an, poor
man, did not erert myself to your lies for The
sake Of money! Joseph Reed, humble as he is,
belongs othe Grace Darling school phlanthropsts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

The ANT1-RENTERs.-The anti-rent troubles in
Rensselaer, and other counties in New York, appear
to be on the increase. Every week brings fresh tt
dings of outbreaks violations of the laws and assaults
upon public officers, and peaceable citizens. They
are compelled to keep large guard around the pr-
sons in which any of the anti-renters confined
order to secure them. This is deplOtable state Of
affairs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

PLANK RoAbs IN CkNADA-The experiment Of
plankng public roads has been successful in emf
nent degree in Canada. One between London and
Port Stanley 80 miles long is already finished and
other now constructing between Port Dover and Ham,
iton, 80 miles long, and still third between London
and Hamilton so miles In extent, under con-
tract. They are laid for single and double tracks
the expense of the former being $4,000, and the lat
ter $4,000 per mile. The roads already constructed
expected to last ten years. Why do not some Of
the people of the States try the experiment, OF
test the matter in some form in our Atlantic cities
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

ers Lord Hay was two years since commissioned
by government to ascertain how many steamers of the
largest class could be armed and placed at the disPo-
sal of the Lords Of the Admiralty in two weeks in
Of necessity. The result of the inquiry 1874.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

FIRST ARRIVAL SUGAR FROM THE U. STATES
On Sunday last the American ship Franconia arrived
this port bringing part of her cargo twelve hogs
heads of Louisiana sugar This is the first arrival
Of AInerican-grown sugar in this country, but we
suspect that il is only the beginning of trade which
viii in few years, become very considerable one
if the sugar duties of Sir Robert Peel should pass
in their present fom.-Lir9pool Tines, March 4.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

SALE OF ARABIAN HoRsEs-- The two Arabian
horses, received as present 10 Mr.. Tyler, BY the
Consul of the United States at Zanzibar, from the
Imaum Of Muscat, were sold at Washington on
Tuesday, pursuant to act Of Congress One, seven
years old, brought $3.50, and purchased by a
gentletnsn from Louisiana; the cher. eight years
old, brought but $780, and purchased BY Dr. John
BALDWIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

Five Of the great cities of the Empire State-New
York, Albany, Buffalo, Brooklyn and Rochesterhay'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

The C1i7icofbe Gazette attributes the great FIRE at
Pittsburgh to the election Of Mr.. Polk. Did some OF
the WHIPS in despair set fire to the city or did they
do II deliberately to verify the Wbig prediction that
The country was ruined Louisville Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

The majority in lows against the Constitution as
mutilated hv Congress. tn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
HORNBROoK Il DILLON,

HAVE removed heir E>iablshmeni To their
Rl New Brick Building, east side of MAR.
kET 81. few duorS below The Post Office,
where they have supplied themselves with a
sew and large Engine and other fixture fer
their business, IN superb r style.
They carry TN The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in All Us branches.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are prepared Ia supply our customers TO any
extent with the auvc pipe of The best quality and
al prices as low as II is Ia re had u, the conniry
They have constantly on hand HydrantS Of
various description, haIierS' Kettles, water clos.
cts, bath tub, hot and cold shower baths. re-
iort5 or bleaching, chemical app ratu<, lead
coilnS, patent hath pumps, lead pipes OF all siz.
IS, sheet lead OF any ,hickness and worked up
IN any manner OF iorm.
Wafer conducted through leaden pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Superior pumps Tor country wells, Steam En-
gInrs &c. &c.
All orders thankfully received and punctu
ally alisnded To.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
Ia several descriptions OF mechanics, IN the
2 story OF lheil building, or on the ground
floor al very moderate tent.
Wheeling, Nov IL, AS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
NEW FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
GKE.4T .HTTR.4CTIO.1c
AT THE
CHEAP CASH Ci.OTIlING STORE az
s. RICE,
CORNER OF MAIN MONROE srREEEs
RICE, ha. jr" received from New YorL.r nj,

FiIE, has jnsi received from New York.
~. Philadelphia aud BalIirnurs, ait mus, all,
,,te o''d t-au'iinl stock al Fashionable Fail md
"m'ef o'"ds new styles and new lticrs
having spent several " crbs III The Eastern cite,
"" "'e"oeu MI The aues''~s and there sci, Ct led
SUI :" gods NJ The low~s, raIes Tor CA n.
"ei Well a-snfeJ that can vfer my old ru.,,nr r,
quo me public IN general much cheaper Bargain,
than other h'use WIS oi the Ai.un,u ,...
Now 's The time Tor Genll~m,n a, re-, I.,,,h =, -,
Nafd-fohes Cold weather n, i,.t a,,,,.c,,,.
"hen all viii f,d il essentially NECESSARY /, h.x,
g'H" supply OF Winter clo,hmg.
Tsking into consideration the bsr,Ine.. n, N.
u'"es' have taken unnsusl pain, Ia purchase IN,
Goods much cheaper than have ever dem. b.f >.
i"e iac' 'hai my cusiomer- invariably pay me IN,
eA'H' ennhies me 10 make my purchase. Tor cash N
my own price; therefore am able In cell far chesr
CT 'nan eser Aud now AS ts,iN intend tn ,rI
ooOOS on Tho pay do~n principle. I have no he,
"''on IN saying that can give better bargain. thu,
my establishment in this NJ y oiher oiy.
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREs. 6c.-My stock con
ss's III part al Black. Blue Black. Brrw n Pou,., H.
'hihie Green and other Fancy c,iorcd Bto,,
ot"nliiol' yiss from 81 L. $40 ~ yd French
Ehsish mud Amer' an double mill,d ard ,wilI,d
'nh'y and plain cAssiMi mrs, Of III &C a very ln,e,
assortment new styles and mar kahly chcop price,
from 30 Gems 10 81. $50 10 OF Cn,sinei,s ali col
o's. qualities and prices. from thirty ren,. 10 up,
oo'i"'' Pilot aud Beaver Cloths Of oil co.ors no.
qualities. ~"
FiSriNGS-My stock OF vesrines 10 large nm.
"ehh'u; all entire new styles aud very d urahl,
p'"ef"'' such Ne hg'd Velvet Wooden Velvet. Me
rino. White. Nnrseiles md various oih.r kinds
ha'A'hcU and TouL0dour Bia.kets Of superir
q"ai'ies; splendid article Of HEAVY EEDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
III AT AND CAP STO e.

R o" u.'o"'','e' near 'Ae Soul nd "a
~ NJ the Market House. III
DARE & HOCE. are now manufacturing aud
VIII Keep constantly an hand large nsso, mepI vi
HATS aud CAPS uf The in-sI styles. aud manu-.
faciured tnIn the hest maiciinls Bu'h al us helng
practical I1a.rs, We mako aud supesiniend The
making VI all The lila 5 we cell. Our Caps nre pui.
chased from The most extensive Cap Manufacturer
IN The Eastern Cities, al the lowest prices.
All those an wnnI of genuine nuicle and lnie,i
American iashlun uf Hats and Cars. will ALWAYS
mud them at our establishment, which we intend in
make known ind ielhnd al by Nil men. fromc
EDod uvrk ahd lew prices.
sep 4 DARE g. HGGE, Union ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
CAPS CAPS CAPS !

- AVERY, Ia. lu-, fecetved the largest nuJ
Ne best s.suiimcni OF Fu and Cloth Caps thai
hns over been brought io ths market of all quail.
me and prices. from l2l cents 10 II DOLLARS. con
si.'irg ne isll,wa
SuPet O'ier Fur CAPS Snper Seal Fur Cap,
D. Nuifia Fur do Do Mu.k Fur do
ID, Oioiir rnp Fur irim.d. Super Clo,h Caps
Fashionable" Silk Glazed Caps. Fashionable Purple
Red n Black Plush Cap; Yomh'. aud Children
Gays 1t gn al variety all oi whlch vii be sold cheap
Cali and see. al No 10 Munne street.
.rpl9 S AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

c. FRANZELL,
No 46 Main 81. a few doors a6ove the bookstore o,
Wa, J. Rob5.
WHEELING. VA.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform, The Ladies OF Vince
Il u ling, that he manufactures Ladies' sl,opcts al
all srYLKs and COLORS. Of superior QUALIFY and
senu'y. lie warrants all work from his shop 10 b,
superior 10 Eastern manufacture, aud will be told
oO per eni cheaper.
The public ure invited Ia call aud tati.fy ihcm.
saves. IOm Jun .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

I'D ECElVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
III irbm the cities oi New Y"ik. Phihrlelpha
aud Balumpte, large sni general ass,eimeni ui
Gr~ofes. winch ~ nddiiion to burner stock " axes
their assorimeut complete. oi which the G,llo~inr
- part which they are dis osed 10 sell ON the
,Iosi desirable terms:
1870 B'gs Roc H'e
rs do Java do
81 do Pepper
% 30 PmenIo
a. chest. Y"unr H. son Tea
20 90 GnnI"wd"r n',d imp,risi
100 htls Mp aud 3 Mackeul
25 lo LEAF Sugar
2o00 Lbs Carers Scotch Snuff
1000 Lie Cad Fish
5000 do Brazier's & sheoihing Copper
! 300 Boxes Tin Plate ''N
1000 Lbs Banra Fin
500 Lbs Speler
2000 Lbs Wire Nos To Ia
, case, Lquoricc Ball
$500 LIS hsddet
iC0 Lbs Cnss,a
= Bf's Cloves
80 Bxs. Rai.,ns
; Bales $ ) Almonds
10 Brls Alum
Bd Nu,mogs
Is Boxes Chocolate
20 Brls Clipped Loswoud
Ia do Or, und ginger
| Cerouns ludign
| ] cosk Lnmphlaek
20 kegs Mustard
80 boxes Ca,endish Tobacco. S. IL. and Ii
lumns
100 Btls n o Molasses
~ do Sugar House
FLEMING; g. HUNTER.
d The following articles OF Country Protince
AIKEN IN Exchange. Bacon. Lard, Feathers. Beel
wax. Butter. Clover Seed. Fiaxsecd .Giuseng. Rags
&c.. &c FLEMING a. HUNTER
Wheeling. NV %, as.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
UNITED STAT TEL,
WATER STREET,

VNfiE undersigned. respectfully inform the pub.
n lie. that they have lensed the abovc house
for term OF Year,; have Ind IL entirely re.modeicd
and very much improved IN the arrangement oi IL
rooms aud porches; have had il newly mud hand.
somely painted. csrpeed and pspered throughout
and newly furnished. in style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in The West Every article ~ entirely new
and Tho whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They sfer The accommodations Of The house Ia
The public. fully determined, ,hsi all guests shall
find al their house, entertainment that will mol ia
10 agord satisfaction.
From the superior nrrangemtn nj Of The House and
Tabs and The location of The honsc ia front Of the
Steamboat landing. they indulge The hope. tina
they will receive n liberal shnte of pubc pntrnnag 70
may 3 MITCHELL a. CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
WHEELING. VA.

mi'nh'e hr WINTER Wear; large stock ,f O,lr.n.
LoTH. FLANstL- at all soris; Air,cA, 6yu,.d
md plain; CRAZE nnd MhR,S D'Ecssss. C.,,c,r.
NUsLiss ~ d >ar,"us other Article. i,r I.,,.. a. -.
TAlLORS TRIMMINGS. q large s,s,,,mc.,,
Al OF the ah'S- Goods l will sclI wbnIepIe or
e'aii. or mako up la order IN The la,rs, Freu .vl
READY MADE CLOTHING!
4" 'ee"f" !" 'his branch ot tie business 4 must
'"",'' ! am Taller by profession, have worked
ihe ifade ior hiieen years, The G,rc I mn nble
aud do cut my own cloIhrng aud mako Them n,
:" neser and cheaper sly H. Than any other rs,al.
''shnen' M The city. IL Is useless for these lin,
carry IN The business aud n,, tutors ibcm,slves
o ai'smp' compeiiI'oa or Ready Made Clo,h,ng
II nave large assortment. as follows:
Black. Blue. Brown. Olive and Invisible Green
nrk and Dfc's conf; Beaver cluii, Box and Over.
coats; Pilot cloth Over'cosrs. Mackinaw AID from.
l''adouf Blanket do. cass mere do, cas.in.tt d,
rwceds do, Jeans do, 81 all sizes
have ON hand an eu client assortment, Of rI.in
AID fancy Cashmere Pants. black aud blue clo,h
Pants lined. very desirable article; and ant GUAM
''y OF rasslnc' Fan. OF nli sizes aud prices jean.
aud Tweed PANS u all sizes and prices.
Five huDdred vesis. cmbrscir e every .iyle md
QUALITY.
Shirts. Wrappers. Drnwer,,colar.. Bosr.rn. Stocks.
Gmvc'. Fine and Fancy Silk mud Satin Scars. Silk
iidks Ut oil cclors Al qualities ioe cIhcr wiih MANY
hher articles usually found in clohinC stores
In conciusIon my old customers aud the public
generally are invited r coll aud examine nv stock
In confederation for The LIBERAL patronage heretofore
x'cnd'd To me. have pur. ha.eJ n L,nc.r Sto.k
md Her Them ai CHEAPER RATES than have ever
lone befurc
RecolIeci the cheap cash clothing store of
RICE.
oct Z corner Of Main q Monroe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
ECONOMY Is WEALTH. +"

"ECONOMf Is WEALTH."
AM having manufactured NJ IhIs iinc, all
il kinds of Hats that are Usually worn, much low ,
81 !" pri'c Than usual. by honest and ex,erirhced
woikmsn. Which Will enable me To iurn oui irsl
fa'e Hat, To any "ne waning cheap anj gud as.
tcIe. have hcen living IN Ihis city guod many
years aud think nm cuIucd io patronage. Gen.
'lemen waning fret rnie Will please leave tae;r
mca.ures. and in few days they shall have them
according {" order. aaranl' d not Io break.
Hats and Caps Of al kIi- constantly on hand, nj
ny cheap Iisi anil Cnp Zachary. corner OF Main
ami Union sis. Wheeling. w.
cci 30 SAMUEL % HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

USr received at the Shoe Emporium, Soul
- End Market Street
l trunk oi Ladies' fine Calf Boots
do do B,iskIn Snoes
l do Misses Morocco Boots
All of which " i'll be sold low for Cash
dec 10 TODD IL HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

81 CASKS SAL ERATUS
- ~ do D"ich Madden
cash French Maddcr
% Brls Alum
10 half hrls Sal, Peire
casks EPSON Salts
do Sal Soda
do Chalk
80 Brls Spanish Whiting
i cask Spanish Brown
j do Veiiiian Red
do Lamphack
30 BrIs Coppems
81 do Rosin
-;c.ses Liquorice Ball
30Boaes No | Chocolate
3Okess Musiatd
50hags Pepper
80 do AlspIce Just reed nnd for .ae h
new ~ X CRANGLE a. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

LUST PECElVED and Tor sale very low IL,
- PRYOR PAUL.. va hsaie D,ngci,t
6iAlorkei Street. wnEr LING.
10 Brls Whiting
Casks Fre,h Cbamornile Flowers
cases India Rhnbarb Root prune
300 gross Superior Bia' king
S ca,es small Sicily Liquori,s
25 boxes Ground Mnsiard in 1 cans
20 10 Pepper
rs do Cinnamon
8 do c. owes
do Rico
200 kegs White Lead
casks Sup White Clue
500 00U Percussion Gaps
10 boxes CASTLE Soap old and dry
10 ba,krs Fresh Olive OIL
hrls Refined tamphor
do cream OF Tartar
] case Chinese Vermillion
bales India Sienna
20bxes Dalieu's Soaps in CAKES nhd bars
lcn,k Nu,megs
50Lbs English calt mel
100do Amt ricon 10 ocI 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
HITS IND C.APN!
FALL FASHIONS.

tMESONS. l69 Man street. have received
~ the iaie-, snd meet approved Fall sn e ioi
Ha's. aud are ~ ~ ready ." iutnsh our patron. aud
The rab!ic. ~ih Hats unrvall.d i"t beauty oI cor
n'd hhnh. hgh'nc-s ond cudufancc. ou terms that
r''in"' nil To pleas" Ais, superior loi nf Black
w 81 Hasai.d every van.v OF Menu. Youth. aud
Chrdnns Cap, al serv Inv ps,c-..
dec IL W " y " UNISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
CHEAPHAT CAP STORE,

NORTH END OF WATER STREET. IN
The ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED
M JOHN w. BERRY, AS A CORD.
LAS EDMONDs respectfully inSo-rm
MS friends mud The public. that he has con.
s.s'iy on hand. a genersl s,sorrmo,, or Hal. .nd
~ =" me latest style. which he warrant. 10 be a,
81" A"n as chear a. my in ihis market Asene.
"sof'men, Of HAT CASES for the sccommodo.
hon III travellers, '''o'a-
prisons wishing io purchase any ofihe aboye
I; "s respectfully invited To give him n call
~ I'll As EDMONDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
TRUSTEE'S SALE

lhOS LIZ - DALE.
IDLY viiue oi deed oi Trust from Adam Wingara
I'D me bearing date Sept 5. 1912. e. Tecoried u,
The clerks Office 81 The county court for Ohio coun
~. IN deed book No 25, olio ST. will ON Saiur-
cay The twenty seventh day Of December ins iani
= o'clock NJ. on the premises. proceed to sell nj
pnblic auction TO Tho highest and bet bidder, the
following property, TO wit: All The right. iilIe in.
iercsi, clam and demand OF him The said Adam
Winpnfd. in 10 or npon all that pan of The loI mum
bered (hvc) IN that pnr Of he city OF Wheeling
laid vfby Jonathan Zane. commencing twenty feel
east Of The workshop said lot; and including oil
vest thereof 10 The street together with all and sin.
guar The buIldIngs, improvements and fixtures, on
The said part Of lot and all benefit or advantage 10
be derived from or under certain agreement made
beiu cen Abigail VenruT. Of The one pari. and The
said Adam WIngard Of The otter part. dated The Sd
day VI September lS42. and recorded in The clerk
"fhce of the county court for Ohio county. in 81 me
book and on same folio rs above menioned
TERMS OF SALE Negotiable Note OF
months with approved endoIser. will be required
from The purchaser. Title TO he retained until the
purchase money Is said. Possession To be given
when The nOfo is accepted.
Selling rs Trustee will convey such lille as is
Onveyed Ia me by the said deed Of trnsf.
dec II 81 .TIloS JOHNsTON;Jr Trustee.
n OLD GUARD CHAINS-Rec'd this ,Iqy M,
VH assortment Of Gold Gnrad Chains Gold Keys
Gold Guard Slides. Gold Thimblcs, &c &c
oct l6 JOHN BISHOP. No 1872 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
yT,MEY KEEP con,,an,ly on h.nd. . very ;,

HEY KEEP constantly on hand. very sx.-
- tensive assortment Of superior Nah. gany
French and Grscian Ctairs; r cking chairs. Sofss
Per ard card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Besiseads.
Pole, Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
other article Of the latest style and bcsi finished
Furniture offered in this city. 'n ea."
Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking Glssses o.
every variety and price. Lacking Glass Plates Of all
sizes. Portrait and Picture Fumes hand aud,
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds
Bos'es aud Pillows. lair. cotton. Hu,k. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Qnilis, comforts
Sacking Bottoms. OIL cloth covers. Floors loth
Glass Mats Of nil kinds; ogethcr with every other
aHicle.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand and made tor.
order
yenilian and Sl,, Window blinds; Window
Shades of every variety aud COLOR all az which will
be sold at very low prices. and warranted Of tho
best quality. Also. MAnooANY VrNrERs Hairr
cloh. VARNisn, Spanish Mess. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. BLiND Tang,
MiNos. c instantly on hand and sold low for cAsn
" STEAM Bears furnished with every srienUs
Of Furniture at short notice, and on the very bss
terms. sep az
NIRGINIA-IN cHANcERY-At rules hslk
v in The Clerks office OF tho Circuit Superior-
Cvuu OF Inv and Chancery for the county Of Ohio,
in the month Of December lS45.
Lewis s'ief. Complainant.
Frederick Smith. John Rite HE. Samuel Neel, So.
beski Brady. The Merchants and Mechancs'-
Bank Of Wheeling. Jacob 8 Shriver, John C.
Campbell and ARclia II, his wife. Henson W.
Chapllne and Elizabeth hIs wife. Parker Camp.
bell and Isabel his wife. Amelia Sprigg, Zachs.
riah jacob administrator Of Samuel Sprgr Do.
ceased. Christian Wilcr. Goilieb Frobisch, Nor.
gan Nelson. David Wagner and Frederick c.
Spssevtr. Defendants.
The defendants Frederick Smith, John Richie.
David Wagner ond Frederick C. Spegever, not hav.
ing entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the &c, Of assembly and the rules Of
this court and appearing by Satisfactory proof that
they are not inhabitants Of the Common veal h Of
Virginia. on motion of the complainant by counsel,
II Is ordered that the said defendants do appesr here
IN the first Monday in February next and answer
The Complonani'. bill. nrd Tint copy Of this order
he iorihwi'h in'rrlea in some ewsfa per printed in
the city Of Wheeling Tor Two months sucressiveIy.
and pused oil the front door Of the Court house Of
OHIO county. copy iesie.
ALEX T LAIDLY. Clerk
) * T. dec 9
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

M ANTED--Frcsh Roll Butter Gcr which We
will Ppy the highesi rice in cash,
oet ~ X CKAN1ls o.: & f.o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

kNhsiI DRUGS AND MEDICINES. mai =,
ce''d at The sgn 81 he Big Red Mortar
oe'| LAFAYETTE kTNEELy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

n HAVE lhis day received my full stock III
u French PerfUmefy. With will Ice sold very
low Tor cash, II Consists of The following ar ces in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

BRluLEs. MARTINGALES Trunks nAR.
MSS. COLLARS, HAMEs. TRACES and all o.
Ib,r th,ngs u,oeily kep, Ivy Saddlen whi'h We viii
sell ,Th,mslyi N for Coth.
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T'EXAS.

We find the following interesting article
upon the annexation question in the New
Orleans Jetlersonian Republican of the
10Th inst:
eve have received assurances from a
well informed source in Texas, that the
measure of annexation enjoys an unex-
ampleG popularity there, and that it will
find no opposition whatever from any por,
ton of the people Of the country. Al
though the resolutions which have been
propused for their acceptance may not be
entirely satisfactory to them, still We are
assured that they are not at all disposed
to delay action on that account. They
are willing to accept the proposition as it
stands, for the sake of annexation, and re.
ly upon the future action of the general
government to do them Justice. This is
the prevailing feeling in Galveston, the
only place in Texas where opposition to
annexation has manifested itself In the
interior the same views are entertained,
with this difference, that objections to
the resolutions are urged with less
warmth, like the desire for the accom-
plshment of the measure amounts to an
enthusiasm. With such state of public
feeling, we cannot doubt that the Texas
Congress will be speedily assembled,
and that the proposition will be unhesit-
atingIy accepted, We hope our anticipa.
tons will be realized.
We have been informed that the uncer.
tainty regarding the opinions of ex-Presi-
dent Houston and President Jones, upon
tho question of annexation, arises from