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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
Dry Goods.

ID painted jacSonvt Muslin; PLAID Cling.
I7-o; brown Domestic, Columbian. mart.
pian Stripes; franklin Plaid,; heavy foil.
kriped, Plaid, blk, steel mixed, and blue
Mite and green hanneIs I; red padding
hss; colored ctmbrics; stou, we0b. worst.
hbbcr braces; i.eyantine crayats; Pongee,
nna and French silk hkf..; Spttaliied d
1k purses; twist; black silk brilds: biz
red worsted binding; quality bindings
serges mixed aud patent pins; mohdir
bgs; cotton and linen sowing thread ;
4 tapes, linen do; cotton hks.; ch.ntz
tand eoioTed taiiita ribbons lasting, sat.
coat and vest buttons plain muslin
Is do; Avery shee,ing; Greenfield & Bur
IS; Merrimack rich chntL, gingham
ench plate prints, great variety ot pat.
green blankets; cotton yarn 1c. AG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
From the N, o. Bulletin

We have received the prospectus Of n new daily
paper. TO be named the DELTA, which Messrs DA.
Wis, CoRcoRAN & Co: intend to commence p b.
fishing in this city abou: The middle of this moLth
It is i" be- neutral III politics, but well dis
sennnatc information on all topics of general in.
erest. The only member of the partnership
with whom We have the pleasure OF personal
acquaintance, is Mr.. CORCoRAN. Of his merits and
ability to conduct such journal as is proposed to
W established, we would cheerfntIy speak as they
his "a nssps the following, in relation to him and
appeared in the @ %e extract from an article that
cheerfuIly copy. renders ia few days s'ncc and
.Wo speak warmly and confiaHhHu unnecessary:
dertakiEg, because we know and have IongH" un'
intimately all the projectors Of II. Each o! them
is now connected with the Picayune. and 10 the
moral worth, the industry and the intelligence OF
each wo bear full and cheerful testimony. We
shalt part with each and oil with regret, but shall
rejoice in their prosperity IN their new and ardn-
Gus undertaking. Of their success We entertain
no doubt"
A schoomas,er, in the neghborhood the othe
day, after giving ore of his pupils round drub'
bing for speaking bad grammar, sent him 10 the
other end Of the room to inform another boy that
he wished to speak TO him, at the same time. pro-
missing to repeat the dose if he spoke to him un'
grammaticay. The youngster, being quite sat-
isfod with what he had got, determined to be OK
act, and thus addressed his follow PnpI-" There Is
common substantive of the masculine gender,
singular number, nomnatlvo case, and IN angry
mood, that sits perchcd upon the emlnonce at the
other end of tho wteleo 10 a'tiIuuio Il Jew
sentences to you in the present tense.
Courtesy Of u BRITISH Fhei.-An rAtract of Il
letter dated Malta, August 2ith, published in the
Washington Union, says:
..WhiIe Commander Henry. of the corvette Ply.
mouth, was undergoing Il Syrian quarantine Of
twelve days, duration. coming as he did from Bey.
rou,, he saw minute from the Navy Department
directing thai the flags Of all ships-of-wnr should
be hoisted haIfmas, high, and lwenly.one minute
guns red ou, Of respect to the memory Of the late
hero and sta, ,snan. Andrew jackson. Of whose
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
rT. WHITE & CO.,

1t received the following articles of dry
froceries, hardware. queensware, boots,
ch they offer for sale on reasonable terms
hntrY produce.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01

Mirabeau'S Euiogyo on Franklm.-The follow.
ing are the terms IN which the Demosthenes of
the Fren;h Revolution speaks Of our ycncra,cd
~eHkIm:
death of Fn2rnIng after the intelligence of the
sembly was convcnrGqched Paris. when the As.
follows: ''"au rose and spoke as
"FRANKLlN is DEAD! The genus
Americu, and poured u flood Of light over lIurUfd.
has returned TO the bosom of tho Divinity. Tho
sage whom two worlds claim their own, tho
man for whom tho history Of sciences and the
history Of empires contend with zach other held,
without doubt, high rank in the human raco.-
Too long have political cabinets taken formal note
OF the death of those who were great, only in the
funeral panegyrics. Too long has the etiquette
of courts prescribed hypocrtcal mourning. Ma
lions should wear monrnng only for their bone.
factors. Tho representatives Of nations should
commend TO their homage none but tho heroes of
humanity. The Congress has ordered throughout
tho United States mourning Of one month for
lie death OF Franklin; and NJ this .aonien;
America is paying this tribute of veneratiopi
aud gratitude 10 ono Of tho fathers of her con.
sirtution. antiquity would nave raised altars
10 the mighty genius " ho 10 tho advantage of man.
kInd-compassIag III his mind the heavens and
the car!h-was able 10 restrain alike thunicrbol;s
ami tyrauts.9 9s.uropeS Ssniightened and free, owes
at least token OF remembrance and regret to one
of tho greatest men who has over been Engaged
in the service OF philosophy and liberty. | pro.
pose that It he d.crcc1 that the National Assemty,
Lurlng three DAYS, shalt wear burning for Ben.
lamln Franklin. ."-BM. SHr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
rrOn and Nails.

ID: blister, German and cast steel;
. glassware; window glass putty;
palm leaf do, fur and beaver do;
We offer low, wholesale or retail. Beef
bceswax, and cotton, taken in exchange,
n Ill give the highest market prices.
hume *, lois.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01

Al The american Board of Foreign Missions
in session at Brooklyn, N Y, memorials wero
presented from associations in Worcester county,
Mass, praying the board that no further appro.
prations bo made TO the Cherokee and Choctaw
missions, SO long as siarery is tolerated in mem.
bors of their churches. ~
DR. Woods, OF Andoyer, as chairman on com.
miIteo on memorials in reference to slavery, made
very elaborate and ubo report, dissuading from
any specific direction to missionaries on The sub.
Iect, considering them the best jndges of their
church members, and regarding the subject of
slavery as one with which board of missions is
not particularly called upon to interfere. The
discussion upon this repor, has occupied noarlytw
days.
The discussion, through the sense which belongs
to this board, was brought 10 tho same point from
whence it started. To the individual missionary
himself is D." left the responsibility of Judging how
far in any cnse holding slaves affects, the evidence
Of grace boins implanted in the heart Of tho
convert"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01

Pretty CODA correspondent of the Indepen.
dent Monitor, (Tuscaoosa.) who Lately visited
Washington City, objects TO the nudity Of the la.
dian girl in Perslco's gssup, representing the land.
ing of Columbus.
This reminds US. says the State Journal and
Flag, Of the old maid who, after rendng the nc.
count of the gallant rescue Of Miss Onsow from,
the wreck Of the Pulaski by Mr.. Ridge, to
whom she was afterwards married, and brought
fortune Of $500, 900. remarked that Miss Onslow
might be worry pretty and grea heiress, bu, for
her own part she had rather be drowned any time
than be saved by sitting alone on piece Of the
wreck, with young.man, in her ntgM go,ct!-
Very much ike the Monitors critic was tho bash.
fuI young man who lately took some ladies' to SEQ
Powers beautiful statue Of our frs, mother.--See.
ing her standing before them as large as life and
!cice as natural. he blashod Immediately, and lur.
ung 10 the ladies' said hastily, "Wo'vc called loo
early. Sho's not dressed yet. Let's Ere.a.
cuate."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
VOLUME 4-NO. aS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE s3 vo.


much regretted decease we have at this island but
recently heard. As there is a positive regulation
at this place, that no ships shall fro 10 qua ran,ine,
1h's minute could not be obeyed as tho order direct.
ed. 1t was therefore postponed until the 18th
u., when, at eight O'Clock, il was carried into exe-
cutIon. As soon as tie vice-admiral, Sir Edward
Owen, saw the nag of The PlyAaoGM aying half.
mast high, ho sent on board 10 ask the reason WHY
1t was thus hosicf and at midday, whom tho re-
port OF the first mlnu,o-gun was heard, tue lag ot
every English ship in the harbor was lowered, and
thus remained until this melancholy par, Of the
ceremony was finally closed. havo mentioned
this circumstance, it struck me as most uppro-
pirate and beautiful compliment paid by u great
and powerful nation 10 the memory of one Of the
mosi distinguished and worthy OF men,"
Comfort for TrareiieyS.-Punch has the follow.
ing;----"We have just seen new invention, called
The Railway Pocket Companion II is the size,
of Court Guide and contains small botle of
water, tumbler. complete sot of surgical instru-
men.s, packet of lint, and directions for making
a will. Il is very elegant, being bound 10 look
like a book Of poetry, and its utility cannot be
doubted for moment when the bills Of mortality
are proving every day tho great charms ofrail way
travelling. We can conscieniiously declare that
the Railway Travelling Companion should be in
The pocket Of every gentleman who is in the habit
OF going on the railioad. 1t should bo sold n, eve
ry station"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
NO i67, Main Street.
a VI ADAMS 70

FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAiIORs.
I AVE just received most splendid ,sso,,.
mont of Gods for Gentlcmen's Wcoy az
me NJ west styles aud most surerior ouoli,v iIo,
mas ever lcen Ieceiv, Il in this markst An,,,,,
tne'r STOCK Will 0T found the folio wing.
CLOTHS:
upcrhnee French Brk. from S5 to $40 pcr ,d;
Green and Blue do ~ ~ "i"No
BEAVER CLOTHS.
french BPk Beaver, Beautiful Wool dive Blk
article, dc dc. $500 ''e"'"
CASSiNERES
french Blk, q very fine article: English and
a nerIcon do; Fercv 10. or every .tyio& onnrv
VESTiNGS.
we nave The finest and richest Vestin, cv.-
"ngr,d IN tins city aud no mistake snch MS en-,
S 80 u 'eMt = l. V T. r s; very hand.
some; ,Foollen Eelvcts Of everv descrIntion
Sa,hs' best yo'i have seen; Valencia, d,iieren,
P'!ycs, snadcs md color; Cashmere do, &c.
>carls and Cravats, idc 'Iv rTn.tv; Sto,ks
nnn Suspenders; Cloak Tassels. and preot
r many new things. all Of which viii he sold low
~ ~. caSn,n or To prompt customers on short ere.
"u ana made mp ia the best Eastern stvle dec F,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
GOLD WATCHES,

uST Received by tho snhscrhcr nm assortment
eP "i fine full Jewelc,l Juhnsnn nnd Tnhins Gold
lever watches which will he sold, at a small al.
vance cost.
Anyperson wishing Ia purchase first rate watch
on" "' The Gerry best. Will please call aud examine
1 snrimcni:
As", common Gold lever w1ichc.; heavy cold
guards, h'h md vest chains; Lqles Garnet. ropos
aud other sion' pins; din,gund. ruby, emerald nmr
VAST garnet tns pearl. ici aud every variety .i
'ei nud plnir. Rings Gold pencils car. rine- sn.c.
"' les SILVER srnons silver Gt the hair Gilt
ma J'' hn'r r'-' Jet necklaces, silk gnaras. pen
knives &c &c. All received this dow
jan JOHN DISIIOp
sign oi Tie Bic Watch, No Tsp. Msin st.
N B-Wn'"hcs AID Jewclry repaired in The most
"rpn we'd nnnrcr ard O, prices US low as at any
81 or establishment IN the civ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
a q F.AIRCHILD,

l39 MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
epEAl" in Wa'rhes. Clocks. Jewely. SILVER
- nnd Plated Ware. Fancy am vn''eiy Goods
&"-'oiisrs at Wholesale aud Retail. cnn,.,e'a ps-
'"'!"'ni at So"ds IN his line. Among The lcan,. :
"''c'es "i nv assortment nre tho foowinc
Witches AND JEWELRY.- Cold Case FuIl
'eWeled Lever Watches. Cuil Case Anch,r E.capc.
"''n, Lover Watches uIih Guild Dials Gnl4 Bdpicy
az" L'llhe Watches. Gold Case Verge Waithcs.
"Ne' Delnrh Levers. Silver Anchnr do. Silver
-, .P"e watches. Silver Alarm do. Gold Guard
"'''S' Cold Fob do. Ruby. Emerald. Tspnz, cameo.
rh""e' SAPPHIRE and Gold Stone Breast Pms Do ,Io
niger hings' Gold Ear Rings. Do Shirts Studs Do
~" GUAR" Chains. Du Fob dn. Do Guard Keys ID,
r ~" no. ''iI' Guard Keys. Du Gull Pins Steel and
ON watch Keys. Gold. Silver. German Silver and
o'ee' sprcinc'es. German Silver and Morocco Spec.
'"',e 'nses Silver Pencils. German Silver Pepc,ls
dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

a WAND LES.---'rhc subscriber would i,C,,.n
" he friends and The public that lie hos co,,,
menced ihe manufacture ofMOULO AND DIpprn
CANDLES made ofpu,c tailor. which be Us,,a,,.
eqnni 10 anything of The hind manufactured roc
efewhefe. "nd he viii furnish them wholcs,lc .,
ie'ai''aS cheap s They can be purchased onvvtc,c
lie would respectfully solicit share of ppbl,r
~ ,"o""se F"'"y IN Market Alley. between
~" ",,u N,1'ho' streets. NJ WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
SELECT SCHOOL.

~ ETTLE UP.-Al persons Indebted to MS
~ will please prepare iu cl"~c Iheir accounts
ciihe' hy Cash ar Nnie-nnd frr thai purpnsc their
accounts will he made "ul and presented in n few
day We have faith ~ The addagc that sb,ft settle
ncr make iong lricnIs.
j" SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04


Il NRuSI SALE - Pursuant ts deed Of trust
IL from Dana Hubbard To me, dated the 29IL ,jov
Ut May, IN the year Eighteen IIundfed and Ti,ittv
three and recorded III the Clerks office III The Conn,
'yC"urt OF OH" County. in deed bnok number
Egfdeen, pnge Two hundred and i,irIv three
viii. on Monday. Tho TWENTY SEVENTH dov Of
JANUARY in The Year Eighteen Hundred and Fortv-
i've sell nj public aucion at The front door Of Tho
Cont Honse OF said county, The CorTov F.croRy
and paris Of lois six aud seven in East Wheelin,
lately held herewith by David Huh, thai is ,o saw
beginning aa point III The western boundary oC s,nl
ioi number six which punt is Two hundred and
Twelve feet sonih Of the souihern boundorv -,
Linslcy Unmefiy Water street thence n,raIleIl ,i,
Lnsley street one hundred feet cast wardly thence
PARALLEL with said western boundary uf In, un,,,e,
SIX IN straight line TO Wheeling creek theme. ,v,
sad creek To sad western boundary 90 lot numbc,
siS' and 'heh'e with said western boundary 10 t,c
oeennlhg with the hppurinnances.
AND ALSO Inc adjoining hfs number eiol,,
h'ne' len, eleven and Twelve. in East Wbeel,,,
anu The remaining portions Of said lois numbe, .y
ana seven. Selling as irssieo | engage only IL,
convey such Tile ms have g. ran convey nv v,r,uc
81 sa'd deed Terms cash LIST Trustee.
dec PITS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
EW GOODS JUST ARRIVED AT
v IIORNBKOOK' VARIETY STORE

NJ EW GUODS JUST ARRIVED AT
/ Y IlORNBRoOKS VARIETY STORE
Rogers best Lndes Scissors. German and English
Shears. Lamp and Crssors new article. Pearl
Horn. Lasting. Mon'd Suspender. Vest and C,nI
Bnii"ns. Agate ard jet Buttons. assorted Dog Bar
low Cmnmnn and variety Of other Pen Knives.
Crimes aud Desk Knives. Jews IIarps and liar.
monicans Hunks and Eyes, black and ,,bi,e 10,
ln's and womens' lined shut and opcnendcd Thin.
hles, Ger1nn and American Plus. Diaper Pms.
Limeuck, Trout, Bass, Jack aud River Fish Hooks
Butcher Knives
PEDLERS JEWELRY.--Fish Lines assert.
ed Superior Ssraw Baskets for jewellers Steel kew
unes, Steel. Gold mud Silver Beads from n. 10 g.
Ladies Colon. Silk aud We've, ReIicnres, Mnrtov'
Steel Pens. GnlOi', and other makes. We ure
now opening n large mud general assortment q,
Bushes Comhs. Hosiery. School and Blank Books
Wiring. Le'ier and Note Paper. &c.
4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
NoRTn WESTERN BANK oF va
Dacnnthar LII 1874

December llIh. 1874.
ME stockholders nre notified that the annual
Il eHclion of five Directors Of the Pare,i Bank
md four Of each of the Branches. will he held =,
The Blinking lIonse in Wheeling. on Tuesday The
Iih Of January. lS45. between The bonrs Of | o.
c"cN' n W AMI NJ LIST.
"rc u Cashier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
40 Scaa
SADDLE, BRIDE. TRUNK AND
MANifEAE.rnIs

w VI MING NJ, OIL. would resneqtr,ll,
w., MORN INC citizens Of Wheeling and rhS
nnnune Generllly that he sill confines to Man
Kinds. ''' "''u''S vi al
A,spiah excellent article ofIron Frame Trunks
pet Bags, Saddle Bagsand VaIes,s. Dr,y ".
ION ana ta'rlage Harness. Common Collars
p.L - ;. lie keeps also on hand, Buffalo
other hips aud Tashcs. all Of which he vii
SCI, 'w ior cash or trade that can be disposed @
re Wonld retnrn his thanks for pas, "a vors
u IsN 1t con'lhunnceo of the public atrnrnrc.
suit the fnIss nov l2-3ni,S,v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

tSrANIsH SOLE I FATHER. 500 lbs :. DC
~ Len'her, direct from New York. just received
ana Tor s"lc al tho lowe rates for cash, II Sign
Of The BIG RED BOOT.
dec IA SAML MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

N'na"as all culors & price,; Rich Bonner pihl,,.
- Feathers AID Flnwer.;
=" '," i'hln silks; GImPS. Cords IL Velvet
R'ch high coid Cnshmcrey; Trimmi,.c..
,s dn ici PiI and Bends:
5uo Prints. some splendid; Ronne, SILK. & SAL.
Zeal Tnrkcrri Shawl,; India Satin "A:
~ ,''"''e d"; Laces md E,lCincs;
PIrin aud Emhrdored Ir,sh Linens A. Iou,s
,''"' 'I"; H'reso"d Hcsrrt;
,"'',' W various coiors do; W"r,icd Cumfn,,;
d. o,"'n Nef'ho de; 1871 Blankets. s,periur;
n.'"h"' do Cnrpei
w., g""i"S' Umbrellas;
We '"n sen cheaper linn any other nousc
!" "e n.y. Shirts and Drawers;
'''"e's o"'some al 80 b.; SUI erb Cassimcrrs for
bale Ticks. low; yestings I -
80 - low n, 3 fps;
Canton Flannels; I,,sc,s.
Brushes. all kinds; Ru,i,ns.
a few f.a Braid Bonneis B,.id,.
AMI will NJ sold lower . casos SEWING C,,,o,.
than usual; S.winy silk.
'"n,s Linen Crash and : cases Caps, viz. CIoil,
DIAPER FGT'd and Fur dlozcI
Oil Cloth; and Hal, S,,I.
oonhe' frames, Crowns e. Shoe Tlreud;
Leno; Com,,s ar, oko u-,
tIanneis IN abundance;
Bard d" fur Cinnkincs;
And Ihnussnd other ori;cI,s .,oo ,oJ,o,., :,
non '" VIII he shown tree of charge In hos. WIN
call and cheaper, much cheaper Than here,o(ore--
please examine.
JOHNSTON. BERRYHILL q co,
W ~ u No l3l Main Slre.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
AMERICAN uARDWARc

"'>"" rthrts have received r., M se,., hands,
"i0t"i ass"riueri of Amrtican M.psf,c
'" '.""iwa'". r'm,i>'n's ~ Rim. M,,,;.. az
Nv NJ; Fhnmb lnni~s: Til. Cr,Io,n,
wv nnd P'd ] "rts; B"u ard Pari,m.,,
M Herr"'; Table k"i,c. md Fn,k.;
"'' i"h .ir"is; Iron. RrnsS ~ 4 q. rr,, s.,
,""% 'rnss ui and Mil Saw: COaJ s,,ovr,
p, ara N'"r"rc Fork,; Brc AL md p,cL, q, an,
'"'" Mh''; 'rIinnnn Ten aud c. flee pot.
''". 's-"''"c" "i Rrn>hcs Paznr Sirnp. Gu ri.
,,'''"h i"'r - I" > ~; Gu, Brad. md s,,.,,"
,'i -. w. -: T"nss shNel. a,st pokers.n,.n.,
n. oNN rS. n'hrrrn' annlir,cs: Indian. on
y" h"h"' "S:Nnucu,ed So; kerr'L;,cI. n.
"e Knives; Broad i've. & Fo rA,,zc. p, ''"'
"",' scales Table Hinges; Nra,,, r.ny K,,,. !,
~, h'y"rs may d'r-hd up"n getting any r
We "'',n" articles Al rasonul'c prices ~
O1T& CRFFr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

q NASiiMERE D'Ecosse, beautiful patterns. and
y great variety. Cashmere D'Pompadonr. In
l'".k' nnj many other handsome materials fpf
''a"ies' nv q W UEfSKELI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

SOEAUTIFUL Cashmere Shawls, entirely new.
ID Cardinals. Silk SI'owls. New Style Gimps and
Cords. Worsled IIoods Wursied Coats for boys; Jn.r
received by o. w. IEtSKEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

NKUST SALE,-Pursnant Ia a deed ~ i'm,
n from David Hull 10 me, dared the nine.
ieenih day Of May in The ycnr eighteen hundred
AMI forty and recorded in the Clerks office nj IN.
County Court OF Ohio county IN Depdbn,k minnie,
'wen'y-ionr, pnge one hundred and fifv four in
on Monday the TWENTY. SEVENTH dov nj
JANUARY. eighteen hundred and ioriy.Gye soil
al pnhhc auction. nj The front dunr nf the ConrI
mouse u SAID county. all the interest estate and
claim which have or can lawfully sell nv yiriue NJ
salh dceJ' IN Tie hllowing property. viz that par
eel ct land theing parts of lois number SIX and sew.
Fn) situated IN Thai part NJ rhe city of wheeling m
s"Id county commonly called Ehst Wheeling md
hnnhd'd ~ ollows hejnuing nj n soini m ,be
western boundafy Of sad numher SIX which min,
IS iwo hundred aud Twelve feel dis,nDi Cfom tho
southern boundary of LiDs'es (Iormeriv Vs,c0
seeG'hohce Ensiwnrily, parallel with InsIy stree,
one hundred feet; thepce Southwardly, porIeI
wan NE 'a" WcsierI boundary of lnf r,nn,bsr 81.
va wheeling creek; thence down said creek io soid
western honndnry Of lm number SIT. ADD hence
WIN snil " esien houndary Ia the beginning vub
me n"I'dIngs. improvements and appurtcn,ue..
heing the piece Of ground m which stand. the b,;c
buildings ereciel nv said Hall md 6,tmo,Iy h,J
hy hin ass COTTON FACTORY: also The s,oo,,
engine. hSores ond marhinrry whirh n, tho limo
81 me execution ~ said deed were c,ptoiucd IL, %,
about HE sand Cotton Factory aud buill,ucs %,
Kept or used herewith
TERMS OF SALE-Cnsh
DANIEL LAME.
wv Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
a CARD.

~, ,v,,,. ,I LADIES AND GrNTTFMEN
IN, ", md MEnCHfNTS IN TEE
NFlGHBoRlNG TOWNS.
NJ PARKER. takes n, ~ o,no,,,,,;
"'"f VI" CITIZEN. generally. TN, h. ha.
w." ''r"ns" s'cnre,l Inc services Of n vc,r
y" workman IN the Confec,iorory Ijp, r., u,
>S'n ''''cs, and will he rendv nj all lines :, en-,
I'"''* :" large or small ononr.rics IN c,.,,
ne best quality '''S nv" ct
"'n' his" nreprrcd 10 furnish por,;,.,,,L
n. n"''" with NIL kinds az Candies. Kiss. C.to.
"' every description. ' runs
o,, e'rn' VARIETY "f Fancy Toys SUI liable fl, Tho
''''NS' nov 90
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rel EW Moinsses 10 BARRELS No n Orleans
1S Molasses, will he sold low fnI Cash
dec 30 Apply 10 J II FORSYTH A. co
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WnEATFIELD INN.

BALfIMORE, MD.
"a Ills Hotel is situated on How atd street Two
d""rs north of Baltimore street. md IN tho
III 'neun'e vicinity "f tho business part 81 The CITY
gyvA u contains upwards al 90 ronrns mn
1s.s.gsS NV Of winch P,rl"rs with bed
EsssESr rm'ms adjoining. sniiablc for families
%ssSssSs3 II has hccn 'h"rnughly furnished with
new "hd elegant furniture AMI all the nccntnmo,la
lions I" I've i"nud IN any Hotel ia The east.
Tie proprietor lln,,crs himself Tint his lnnc ex.e
tienre III The business. will enable hin, 81 Ia c,n.
cue, INC establishment IN every department. as Ia
'e'.u'' e"''re sat 'iaciion I" all his ghosts.
Merchants traveller &c. visilinc PaIirmorc. "a III
u d 1t healthy mud desirable location.
There Is always a wagon in readiness 10 cerrv
""gs"ge To and ifnm i'Ic cars free of charge.
M'INTOSI. Proprietor.
b"'i""rc. Md, January 1915 jim
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T. SPoN'S CERTAIN CURE For SlCK
~ 'EAoA' ilE-Whirh has boon ns,.I in Po-
o,ho 80 cN'lv 'n"'"h"r OF ~hrh have nj sick IIerd
'', "''h"H. ns constitutional ccmnia,n, ,,J
has cured eIIro,ualiv in ovorv .,.,c "''
''"'''h''ng 10 som" hundreds. Jrsr ,cce;v.J .,'I
T''e Wv deep OLIVER PRYOR.
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ID. \ON
EOis RENE

F0U RENT
AcrA LARGE aud har,laqu.ty Gni.L,
UHsM dwelling hohses 90 Qmnrv stre.,
!sss,lAA Que lately ccrupm3 D., MIR P.n on
~eee40 Zane. The other Mr. James Al'Lnre
t''w resides ia
A's' ''"nr small houses near the Cn'hul,c church
l"-Scs-"n "f each given an 1t Arr,l neat. En-.
r'"e 81 Cab Jacob or Hall & Wirkhan.
Jan JNO JACOB.
SELECT SCHOOL.
MISS NJ hDh MS will open a Select Sexual on
Monday the 9Th al January ia tho school na,m .Ir.
Nserly occupied by Mr. r. IIiireth at the corner oi
Nfihh shd M"nr,c Streets.
Tuition isoin 300 To 5000 per term (elevcn
wcck~)
For Tart or particulars -nqniro m
Rcv. 10 x WEED.
THOMAS PAUL.. E-1.
WILLIAM r. PETERSON. ESQ.
MIR JOHN KNOrE.
SAMUEL WILKINSON. E~q
Dec 3i.-2w