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Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-01
ABsTRACTOF BILL.
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

COMMITTED to the Jail of ltawamoa county
" Mississippi on the Gath August lo4a' negro .
man who says his name is JACK, asou aoout 80
"oars old, 5 feet 5 or inches high, yellow com
nexion: he says he belongs to Peter w Nash, liy'
Ing nbont 10 miles from Canton, Miss, The owner
of said negro is requested to como forward prove
property, pay charges und take HIM away OF ne"'l
be dealt with according TO law,
NJ. G. CUMMINGS, Jatior l. c; Mass
Sept. 9TH 1914, lo"'
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-01
., TARIFF OF CHARGES OF THE
Independent Cotton Press
And Warehouse attached.
THE following rates will be charged
STORAGE

TINE following rates WI DC cna'scu'
STORAGE. .
First two weeks, 10 cents per o"io'
Following two week., o 'I
Each week, after the tirstfour, "a e
DRAYAGE.
From our Wharvcs to Press,
WHARFAGE.
Iybo, landed on our Whavcs, 5 &"
But in all cases when cotton is specially ORDER
ed in the bill of lading to be landed on our
Whoryes, thereby showing tho intention oil Tue
owner to have it stored with us, and the response
lity is taken to have it stored elsewhere, III cents
per bale wharfage will be charged, All other cot
tons cents as above
Costwise Cottons will be charged cents iot ar
ranging, and will be allowed to remain IN tue
Press rs hours; after the expiration OF III" tl'he
will be charged 81 cents per week storage, oc''
ton changing hands will in all cases be leO'c ioi
new,storage from date oforder inclusive. q,
Turning out for sampng weighing ana re-
storing the same, $ cents per pale.
Wantages will be assessed when the cotton
COMES in the Press add will be charged each lsopt
cents-Bagging per yard Is cents. Grass 100
Bark or Tarred Ropes will be considered unmet'
cbantabe. When Cotton is hauled to other presses
from our press, the wantagss assessed by U.S. ahe
no more, will be allowed to the proper persons Z,
In all cases, VIII en- cotton is drayed out oil INC
Press, a responsible person will be required TO re
ceSeit. h.s. .J i.GL..r o,l ....
Compressing and Shipping Chaarges
When freights are Id and upwards, ComPresssiln'
,s;il be so cents per bale.
When freights arc undera I'D, 6 "a cents VIII D
deducted for Each Lied. -.
Shippers storage for the season, 5 cents per Oaie
Wharfage delivered on wharves u
attached to our press, 8
80 H.. GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
Mobile, December 2, 1874. be eifcft I.i5. "a
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To all whom it NAV concern

DY direction Of the Probate Court Of Monroe
ID County, at the .ununry term l245, will nl
the April term, 1915, of said court, report full
account of the administration of the estate of Ez'
abeth Monclipf deceased; and then and there make
a fall and final settlement and distribution OF said
estate. AID ask said court to be discharged from
further administering said estate in said court, at
which time and place the distributes and other,
are required to attend.
......-' ...-.'.. JAEMS g. RANDLE,
Administrator Of the estate Of Elizabeth Moncrief
Jan. 9, l34j. 90 aw
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DISTRICT. CHANCERY COURT OF
the state of mississippi at fulton

ID , hi y II A N N COU II VI
the state of mississippi at FULTON
John 95n Bi a. sovenbe, rerm-ls44.
WilIiIm Shnrp.
TTPON opening the matters of this Bill add 1t
- appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant William Sharp, is not an ihab-
liant of this State, but resides beyond the limits
thereof that the ordinary process OF this court
cannot be served upon him; is therefore ordered
by the court that unless he be and appear before
the Vice Chancellor at the court room in the town
of Fulton on the third Monday in May next, and
plead answer or de,nur to said Bill, the several
allegations thereof will be taken for confessed and
such order and decree made therein US the Vice
Chancellor may deem equitable and just, and 1t Is
further ordered that copy ofthis order be inserted
in the Mississippi Advertiser paper published IN
the town of Aberdeen once week for two months
successfully.
November 81, 1874 JROBINS. Cl,rs.
Austria OF BI l. l..
The complainant charges that defendant pnrchas'
ed of complainant sometime in the year Of 1889,
the southwest quarter Of section four, township
nine range nine, east, for which defendant eSecn-
ted his notes, anil complainant executed to defend
ant title bond that there is vet due two notes CIV
en- as a purt of the purchase money viz;-one note
for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars, dntcd
22nd July, 1910, and due 2jll Dec mher, 1910, on
which is credit of one hundred dollars: also, one
other note dated 92nd july 1910, for the sum OF
one hundred dollars, aud payable 18th D 'cem5cf,
1910: also one note for the sum Of fifty dollars da-
ted 20lh November, 1889, and due 2jlh Decomber'
1889; that u portion Of said notes was executed IN
lieu ofonc mentione in the title bond Complain,
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-01
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

T ETTERS of Administration having bceng gran
IL ted TO the undersigned at the January term
Of the Probate Court of Monroe county thereof as
Administrators Of the estate of Matthew I Hutchin-
son, late of Monroe county deceased, notice is here
by given to all persons having claims nenins,
said estate, that they are required TO present the
same duly authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, Or they will be forever barred by statute
And those indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and by 80 doing they
will save cost.
SARAH. HUTCHINSON,
a.t Administrative
January %, l845 38-6w
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Administrative Sale.

DY virtue of an order from the hon Probate
ID court of Monroe county, will sell on the 4tl
Saturday in February mex, at the late residence OF
NJ I hutchinson decd, to the highest bidder, on
credit of twelve months, all the personal estate oil
said deceased consisting ofone negro boy, named
Joe cattle, horses, hogs, household and kitchen fur
niture &c. &c. Also y i'll be rented until the frs,
dry of January next tie plantation of said decens
ed. Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Other terms made known on the day of sale
SARAH ]. HU CRIMSON, b
t. Administrative.
January 90, 1915. @ SO CIV
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-01
tim ESTABLISHING EN- U /.

AIRS. CAMP respectfully informs the friends
IYE and patrons other late husband, Ii. S. Cam p
and the public generally, that she will continue the
manufacturing of every article Of Tin Ware that
may be desired in the community The business Of
the shop will be under the superncndence ffnih-
ful and competent workmen; and all work shall be
MS faithfully executed "a heretofore, at fair and rea
snnable cash prices. The shop is now opened in
new building erected expressly for that purpose.
immediately opposite the store Of J. d Mann
where she Iopes all wanting articles of Tin will
please call and they shall be accommodated.
Aberdeen, October 9th 1344. 22-3m.
p5'A Jourrcyman, tteady md industrious ho
bts car find constant employment by making curly
application at the above establishment.
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DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
the state of mississippi at fulton

DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
the state of mississippi at fulton
John L Tindall ct. al, Comp'ts) ....
(4N
Richard Burrass, Thomas II. Nov Tcrm--1G44,
Adams, Nicholas Reedy and
Thomas Coop~ God, Defdnts.
TTpON opcning the matters of this Bill, and i'll
I appearing to the satisfaction OF the Cout
that the defendant Richard Burrass, is not an IN
habiant of this State, but resides beyond the limits
thereof SO that the ordinary process ct Tins court
cannot be served upon him. it is therefore ordered
by the court thnt unless he be and appear before
the Vice Chancellor at the court room in the town
of Fulton on the third Monday in May next, and
plead answer Or denur to said Bill the several al
legations thereof will be'taken tor confessed that
as to him, and such order and decree made therein
as the Vice Chancellor may deem equitable aud
lust. and it is further ordered that copy OF this
order be inserted in the Mississippi Advertiser II
paper published in the town of Aberdeen once u
week for;two months successfully.
November 81, 1914. ]. ROBINS. Clerk.
ABSTRACT OF BILL.
This bill is filed by compainants, as Trustees OF
the town of Aberdeen to subject the following lots
in the town of Aberdeen to sale for the purchase
nancy. yi2;--Lors numbered seven hundred and
eiehy.four seven hundred and oishty-tiye, seven
hundred and eighty SIX and seven hundred and el9h
ty-seven. Compliments charge that defendant Bur
rass purchased said lots at the SALE for the sum OF
three thousand hundred and tour dolarSi thai
he executed his two writings obligatory, each Tor
the sum of one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two dollars and lfty-,x cents. one twelve, the 9th
,,ith
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S%1aIe Gcauc M11

VyITE exercises of this Institution VIII rom
mence on the 18th of this instant, under the
,i;,set sune,intendanca of Mcssrs. WILKES and
The English Department VIII be un
dor the exclusive management of the Kew. + T.
Wukes-that of the Classical, under Mr.. H. o.
Armdcld These gentlemen having had muclf eN-
rc,ience in the business of teaching, WILL It IS be-
H.ved. rive satisfaction to all. The year VIII ho
1iyded into Two sessions Of twenty-one weeks each
wv, vacn,ion of four weeks intervening between
sessions. .-.ta. 49, .-,,,,,,,t ...
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION
ELEMENTARY BRANCHES Be- viz;
Spelling, Reading and Writing, Sl2 90
English Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic and History '''.'l5 W
The higher branche, of Mathe>
mates, and ull other Sciences
of higher grade. '..'''''''' '''2o w
The Latin and Greek language p 90
p3-Tuiton payable one half at the expiration c
cach half session.
| BY an Arrangement made for the benefit IF ii
Glasses each pupil will be required to Procure an
use such books, and such only, as may DO present.
ed BY the Teachers No Grnmmars will be use
| but "Byl1ioS's.n This rule wl. be us'dIy an
4 ipdiscriminutely inforced.
4 10 Boarding can be had in respectable annie
for s o per month
By AUTHORITY or
! THE TRUSTEES.
Aberdeen, Jan IS, lS45--Sm-37
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-01

Joseph w. Smith and !
Felix Tarrant ctal, Com'pts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
hEIEBASI'S MEDICINES.

TIE MOST POPULAR Now IN lSEn
( lONSISTlNG Of Tho Rack Tor kIl,b,si'sl
- 'oIvc, Allehasi's Usalih pills. Allehasis
oo'h Ache Drops, and Allcbasrs Poor Mans
Hlrcng hruIng Plaster.
The SaSc cures almo,t uriyerSallv Fcycr
Sores Ulcers. Feors, purrs, Sra'ds. Cars.
Punciurcs, Tumors, QEinsty. Sore Throat. chi.
p ans Hwc!lnos Of almost every description.
!,henn at'sm: lnhtmnatOry and Chronic Acuo
an The Incc Breast. &c -
} he RUS will cure, when used a.rnrfing IN
On" DIRECTIONS, Scarlet Fever Bilious Fever F.
Yer aid Agur. Dvspersy, Dropst,, acid Stn.
mach, hlsordered Bowels, JaurdIcc Head Ache
bl2Auy5s IA tho Head, Worms, Liver Com
plant, Heart Burs, Choii.. B'vcl CCmp,aint
eNer9l Debility, tostivrness, & &c
IRE Tooth Ache nrN"s will cure an ordinary
casr loo'h Ache IN from three 10 ter m lsuics
he Plaster IL taiiNr r-c~"dence ny.r every
o'hcr 'las'.r IN this country. Tor Pair or Weak.
ncssi tho Back, Chest, Side, Loins, Muscles
ShcUmaiIs": Lung and Liver ComuIaiuts
/ NgrEns, GO ds, Asthma sc sc.
y y All ncrsnns are requested 10 ask IN.
agent Tor Panphist wl ich will he furnished
2t1iiS, which contains description of tho Ne.
Hicnes, mud hisiorv Of Com plants with mn.
utiS;s cerit mates Of cures, aEd explicit direc.
liunS l'r nslug the Medicines.
y moral I'D SCOUT dc o country Merchant.
and oiRCIs who hBv ~ sell again
LYMAN W GILPEPi7, Pr0prieIor.
wholesale Druggist. oil Fulton 81 \ Y
he above astonishing Medicines. 81 r.. civ,
aid fnr sIlcby w i RORB.
I'lF 80 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
CHANCERY SALE

| " PURSUANT 10 decree made bv In. Ci,cui,
superior Conrl of Law nnd Chonccry for Ohio
C"nniy an The seventeenth day ofJnne one tbon.ani
eIehi bundled and Eriy four, in the su,t in chan.
! cey between HENRY TiFFANY complainant, md
RICHARD SMNs, Henry MOORE Mack Douat GO
| THE GENERSL lNsUR&NcE CoMPASY OF N.Ryt..n
| AND OTHERS defendants. ! will. on Mnndav 10
SNIh day 0i January. IN The year eighteen bynJr.d
ana iorly-fvc scll nj public aucliunni The Ion doc,
OF The Ccur House OF SAID county lois G,t,ytb,,.
| o'y '"O;' ioHyslS. Ury,seveu. loiiy.nine and Gny
W mat part 81 The city ri Wheeling in SAID
county called Grahom's nddiuon. af which IoIs
""mhefcd i"Hy-ihree ioriy-sx aud forty nine from,
w 0"h'y street ard are the same on which said
o'h'"' now resides, and number. inrIy G,ut G,,ty.
seven h"d hiiy h3ni on Centre street and lie sopIb
., ana adJ'ining The o'her three. ALSO The iroc,
4" ''ih (cohlnihiug about three hundred and 6nv
a''es') WIN the oppnflenauccs sunItd IN MARSHALL
'o""y ~ The State 0l Virginia. ON Wheeling Creek
ABOUT Twelve mules Enst Oi The said city of Wheat
ng' winch was conveyed la snid Smms nv Linn
'''I"he' md wife ny de. ID dated lie rwcn,y.;b,,d
doy "l N"yemhcf eighteen hundred and Il,ir,v.,ir
lnd recorded m The CLERKS ,Gf,c Of the CnupIv
'"ur' Of saul Mrshall county. The sale To- he msde
VI s.,h pnrcclsas vii suif purchasers
IEhMS or SALE--Fiye per cent Of The MIR.
."nse money ~ he paid ~ hand, asd The residue IN
W'e 'qnn nisiabcnts hearing interest from The Jay
~ 'aIe and payable respectively ~ QUO, Two nnJ
Hce yents ih'fcniler--cacii purchaser giving bond
nd good security ior hs deferred in.talmtnts, ard
W" i'ie hcing retained IS y lurhrr security n1 pav
mem W Toll ALIEN T. LAIDLEY,
uscS ComfaissoneL
The sale Of The ahtve properly IL pn.rponeJ I'M.
=" MONDAY The 'hifd day &; Mafch, 1915 Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
WCOY Soc"y
FIRE AID MARIE INs,,R,NCr
GOLD WATCHES,

Col Received by the subscriber. an, n,sorI,noo,
- OF me fall Jewellod Join,on and Tobias {, LI
''Vef watches which will be sold, at a smou od.
vance cost. ~ 1"'
H"ylr'soh wi.hIngio purchase n FIRST rate watch
o''' VI "e very oe'f' VIII please coll and examine
my assnrmon:
Also common Gold lever warches: beovv ool,
guards '"h AID vest chains; Ladies Came, rnn,.
ana o'hef stone Plus; diumond ruby emerald. NM.
Ihis'' g'nei' iopns pearl JET and every v.,;e,.
sci and PLAIN. Rings Guild pencils eot. ,;ngs 60.
's' si'ef spoons. SILVER arrows Tor the hair eli,
nnn Je' mar pms jet necklaces, silk guaras, pep
J'" JOHN BISHOP.
Sign Of the Big Watch, No 1872. Me-, Of
b-Wniches AID Jewery repaired IN tho moe,
approved rnanher ard at prices as low n, a, any
her establishment in The CIV. ""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

'BNRUSr SALE BY v,rue of Deed of
a IuN executed ~ Mark ( ouglaSs. hear.
ing dsie on ih' 3i,l day ut Jsouay, 1910. and
recorded ~ The Clerks Office OF The comfy
~ os sI ONO uniy ~ deed book NJ "a
proceed 10 sell, al public auction, TO The b,eb'
- b,ddef, al the tOnl door Of he Cour H,,Sse
~ ph" coonly, certain lUt OF ground Ia wi,.
C"l y" %, Uhry nine,l situate on The aon,b
Nl's nl Ctnfe slrcei, ~ that part # tbe cr.
~ Wheellng called Eas Wheeling, bling ne
OF Yves. ron The corner Of Centre and sim
49, woereon IS handsome Trick house,
81 ~ only guarantee such TILE as tS ves,ed =,
me oy said deed NJ IGusi, NJ NELSON,
Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
WnEATFIEIn INV

q IANbiES The subscriber wntl.I i,.e,,,.
~ n' Hehd@ ord he public mot lie b,. ,,.'
y. ne m'nniociue ~ MOULD AND DlppFp
'NNDLI.S made "iPare igHsw. which, be ,,,,,..,.
~ '' 'y'hins 81 The hind manufactured here .,
', 'e'e. ""d he will Thrush Them wEnlrs,le .,
',''"s ''''P - They ga he purchased ANY,, bc,,
o., ',., "o"'" f''r'c'iniiy solicn share oi pnhbc
,'"''se t'c"fy ~ Marker Alley. bervec,
49, os ',p'"e' SHfceI1 M WARREN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
J CRUNBiCKFR.

RlTN OF hL0nD CAUSES PAIN md
yV'eEl"r7 disease un"n that past Of ih-
r.1' VII ~ from any cans, mlr he vea rSi.
me ~ rcrS 1us who's b'n % inDur.. should
'FhaVe cula. the impure W1Ier would set
TIE anon heir luEgs, AMI consumption he IN.
'r.n'|ci - with other af""'iovs. Al trnb'o
81 s AVID %" uslu" the PraudeiA's I'iWV which
e'Nn'i inlu,e and cannot he rveriouc. Only
use 'n in the c.ln}p nr";D.-'t Of any disease.
use iht'G IN toll doses and Won will bc M and
"'lt' "hl!e those vn % are too wise 10 axe such
s'mr'" mci lc'nc. IRE b.i ridden or ire .noiurc-
Y end if'lr days. The EranIrcih pIlls are oulv
To te auprcheui'd; they are found never II
cove i.rv ere Tie only informal medicine
tsQul-"d'n this climate.
he carcfHl Of prsien Ted univcr al onr4,,ives
when c3 .ot pc used without iujury - Tho bod y
rs hrandc'n 9 PILE can. Nhdi arc ihel2 Are
lhcv not unita1ont az Tho y .nndcih's Pills rr.
CONNIE rfed m advertisements S'o' en- f. nm mr.
hrandciR Were 'hcy NOT originally crsrt.r, ~
E,'.S Iurporung 90 he tho genuine Rr-rGcth
Fi'S! tut ~ cor sequence 81 hc new l1nris on
re hfhn' eih PSI boxes arc thcv rot oliir.d to
come ont under other "oors equailv fn's,? Ols
serve The makers Urt travelling lgcnt.3 Arc
'Eay not inCn whom lr prauA7th hath cast. ~
not '"r GOD conduct truly" is rot t.is truc as
ipri, ~ n'rr'y al 'te advertised ollie orthr
"AW halt al" Public truz, tlcir lives i'm tho
Han's OF i1'so .npr'nciplcd rucr2 Srr,.vu.i.
ne hE'nhc,h t#.S Sire S'reo ofb rar weak
i'Nen inc mp't of them u Br1n|c'h can rivr
pe~"0nri rricrCUcc % 'horearA. .uh4 L.volt -,
restored from be- 0f sickness nv ,hcir r.a
h'n every other menus hal proved ,rtir.ly
unNvqlliuc These cases ave cnri,ur-,l, CO..
tlns IN his ciGv nr3 IN ovcrv mart 81 tho IIri,,
, 'e' EraHdelh.s PHI, II Won ave NO, not, o,'v
w.. 'liy'a"1 'lEY WI, r's'or" ynu-i' medicine
which are he cause az iu,ru-ity az - LL,,I
1n' at The s1W iivlr ~. body G s.-rr than, .
ny re operation o. this most cv"curor mo 'irips
ms ety. except Of 40 FAIRCTU.0,
I'" Sale 3osyl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
WRIGUV's INDIAN yrcrTABr.r
af I E. H. s.
OF THE NHRrU AMERICAN COLLEGE %
HEALTH.

NJ MEDICINE HIS over been intro,
~ ''d TO ihe American PHb.r whose rir.
.n"s n7yc Se"o more .hcerfHly and nnivcr.
!. nctn VIE .ged than the above n moi
WEIGHTS INDIAN VECETNRI.E Pills.
/ n" GeScant nn"s their merits q: this ,n'e dav
you'd seem 10 be wholly un9ecrs, 9rv, n vcry
lnh,qNaIhtCd VIII The real excellence Of ia,
medicine. Rut ffuriIrrpronf were wanting, "a
es'Hnlsh the credit Of ihis singular rcmedy IL
,ti.-., w. !onlu ~ ne Tact that no medicine in
SIIANELESsLY COUNTERFErrFD
/ Ignorant md unPrluc lplrd men have 1T various
I gIa'es m77n'acured = Spurious pill; md ia or.
/ ''f NOR completely IN deceive the grlhc have
W'|. u - on ward appearance - rearp,i,.o tho
/ irn" me- hcine. These wicked peppIe ooulI nv. ?
pnSs oil lh'r - Nrthoss ira sh, but for the assis.
,anc' ~ certain misguided srorck napers, Who
/ 'tcat'e mo can purchase tho spurious ar. irlc
\ M reduced rate. lend themselves 10 the
mons r"us sYs'c1s cfimuostjon and crime
ne r''rIns "i che above excellent pile will
'o"r@inre hc on their guard AGAINST nvcry Kind
lWr"s'i u. aud remember thcnnly genuine \ rc,f
/ m Wheeling Is JAMES MEIIDR. % UTi,n 8,
TIE following igh " res lacia Llr stnyc kr-,or
h'y1 ZEN Hnrni1feI qgrf,f. ~ tho e.Is ~ -
"ilGiIIS INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills.
has Johns,', Monona abcla. WASH. co, IA
:. . lnsN' ~, ~ Johnson, EldelsV!!c, do.
Enn Reeves, Greenfield IL,
= Kerr & O.. Cross creek do
Jas He,,lor % Uaior .. Wheeling, Ohio co. Va.
jdr"h "o"dine. lrIsdrirhi, do.
iii 80, "'iJhHFP hco~kc county Va.
~ lnarnh'm 6, Co Wa nesburgh Greene co Pa,
tiuuueI & Pork rsor, JoHctasli do
JNpcs, GorWirha si town do
SaWunl ihgc-uh,thau Green's, r-ob do
v \ y W NcZ'uZai, ~ sulrion do
Jotn Patterson, P1uerson's Mills Wash o., "a.
Nuhrn Mercer F.Jruac d.
Roht W'Ae,aI. Raccsap p o.
Lows freeman. B,.lyI'e I,
= tWck,r"g s. 90 Cauorshuvgh No.
~ lr g H,rNIns 'cutrcyille -,
John ID Chambers, Washington H.
Nyagt or ven q Co, tNlryarJ.,, Do
'. = j. q EgrgcrpH, la.tyUle ~,
Icon, V Natjs Nnr-arviile H.
~ ~ MI Ii'Nsp'TpuEh do.
BEWARE or COiNTERFEiTS
The or'v s,,.is,r ag1fu4t .,r,....,,.,, e.
IIuL'h 81 ROM g., r'lu'rr aiyrfrfof agrr,s
Io%g n 'l ',s,5 heg9T.cnIar o. ask tor Wiisl.rs
Vn.c devoted evciraisclr 10 80 .a'o,f the
" p'G,'l.',, Wholesale aud retail. No 80 Race A.
,y,,,,,,,tS i3,..IH9cr;, none arc, genuine except
Jun ~ Will 10 't-.rf g,ryr~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

\ pEAUI1fU IL q sbmero Sh1v b.. ,utci, u,..
I , Catiieols. Sin SloWis New Sf,ie t.tnis and
Cf}.. Wors ID iic d. Wn.'cd Coats tm h.,s; Ju..
ftrIved by q ". EESKsLL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

~ Ell, MOORE e. cos. Fast Mail Coocb
. leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock A VI. a.
hours 10 Cincinnati.
PLot Coach leaves Wheeling daily at s'clock
\ ~. a huur9 ~ rie ciunnti
- TNI.LN NE,'E : Good Intent C,a.b Ia,v.s
Wheeling dahyat6 o'clock \ NJ, AZ hours 70
Maysviile XIV.
Extras furnished on the I'VE lines "a oar.
ttt' WIN ihp privilege yfslecping or travelling
az night az they may with.
Once No - Mater ST, let door below the L S
IlOIC'. Wheeling Va.
feb J 1iESKJJEN A.,y
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q TREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
4 VI WHEELING no BALTIMORE. WASH
lNGToN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEV YORK
AND BOSTON. Tho National Road and Good
Intent Sage Companies nre running ,la,lv lines
20 C"s'h"rlsnd. connecting with tho u e. o r r.
Only u hours Stage travel 10 ether OF The above
cities, The balance 10y Rairnad
Time Ia B1lliCsorc 81 hnnrs
Tine 10 Philadcphis ~ hours
Fare io Baltimore i DOLLARS
Fare To Philadelphia 3 do
SIX daily lines leaves the Cas- Stage and Rail.
road Office every m1rning at O'Clock A NJ. an9
cHlras furnished ai any hour load should offer.
ForIhrnugh Tickets In Baltimore and Phndelrhra.
nlp'y NJ The Cos office. No SO Wafer ST. Wheeling.
w Sne dsor North u Hotel.
For GOOD Intent Sa-e Co. r ~ STHLE
and WIN NEWMAN, FER n r Co.
Graf Central Route Raj road and Stage oEee
sep 10
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COMPOUND KREOsJrg Ac0rsrIc or.
Ey.' '.n rfrcoi bsA"NsS g, olina aud ,hs
.. '.l'H OF matter !rm 'Hr ears; 9Ie, ol
.''-. is1 c1Ha n"lFrs. 81, cine Hrzz.y, -.
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~ "'oh ~" sFW"tof'- oi a.pruttbfpp d aC
".r'' ".f H.-l grf.f1.lr attendant vyI,I, d., IN,
''sc. Tor sale by Or j CRIlR .cEIp
No I9J. Mau ST. - If ls.nt
I'.s mHdirlnn is hiehly rtc1mmcrdc.i AID og
.".- ctrlI' gee are given. ~ v,Iy r.. rlsf.
H 'e person e fbr uapy tst't,sb,,o
'mcn nos ,rilrmoi ~
INV ORLEANS sTGAR.
HOB ullD~ Oil Crp.
y "a > do new dp or s,Is hv
dew " FORSYTH 4 co
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nNE HUNDRED GROSS T,ist and Sin.
Oving $ az. ""u 0ha'
80 Gto,s Lnci'er M,ichts.
90 90 o., Jaslc Bi,tkirg
DO Back and % Jpk
do Cologne wscr.
Just reed an Tor ale mocb ,ow,,,t
oe'ofe ohe,.d by F.A. BRENTLINGsp'
Guy Auction Rom, No i65 M,ik,5So,,
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UNITED srATEa uor rIj : :

NS'h' Roii,Oqi Depot CuNBERLANn, No
fTNHE Promoter 70 pe.,G,llv i,forms III.
- t-.nts nrl the rublic th1t he has taken
his SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which BIC now
thrijrri'Y oilers ~ TIC patronage Of tho mi iir
IAhLE ENTERTAINMENT rho Psriots
ahd chambers have hgon tns'.fu'ty fitted ~
WIN entire ncir Furniture end BSdding. viii
view 10 mo CASE cpmlor' and convenience Of
hls rue sis especially Of ladies' ind fa1nil o.,
me gepgrtueT Of the Tarder is ,eually wal
~Td'ted. Inlart tore IT, through every dsrsr,
u'Il on me csiab ishmsni, m mr. Of neainess
quo c.ft7nrc tRai 90 not failto please ~ ,,bc
IN NV i'y"f him With a call. a COW TOV.