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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

4 NOMLY'S SPELLING BOOK.-A fresh
~ supply of The various editions Of Comly's
Speller. with a large addition 10 he stock OF
Schou Book, this day reed bv
fcb7 JOHN HASWILL, Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

~ RSuANT To- luin' decfcc iundc by ,he ORC
cup Supcfi"i Court of Law sni CHARGE ry tef
II" County. un ihs fifteenth day of Jnne.in ~
ear eighteen handled ard forty -icur, in the ssis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

AuS EINoR Rem A number OF
ma N Dwelling Houses and Store
.sssM II IONS, and also several Shops suit
-Ak8 able tor Mechanics. Apply TO
leb Sim FRANCIS II ARMST RONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

~ n 5lNIA-Ohio Circuit Superior Cour,
Y Law and Chancery, Octot er 3lS', lSii
ErSkIne & EichelbergrI, IN CuAxcuRv-
G1dna ID cree tor Ac>
JJneS s. TrueSdell so hers, ! ount
AnSlp 1'iIt>
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PAINT RRITSIITS

4 lOONAII and Camels hair Brushes Jnsi reed,
\ hY J q r HORN BROCK
jim III Monroe 81 between Main & Market
add FELLOWS OFFERING, beauti.
W iul Anhuil for 1915; just received at
ROBES Book end Stationary Store, corner of
Nam and Union SITS. feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

Mary VI Zone, a,,mini~ralrir Of Ebenez-r
Zlnc, decea Ell, Alexander HI Chapliae, ex.
ecp'or OF Moses w Cho2line, deceased and
otkarS II,isn,ia MIG
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sIoveme nts or Travellers.

The arrivals, yeste rday. were by no few
siderng the advanced period Of the Amongst thu
following will be found many military and civic charac.
ters who have arrived hero by invitation or inclination
TO participate In the festivities of tho evenful CONNIE.
moration.
AMERicAS-H w. Hallsck, u. 8. Engineers Gen.
VALE, Newburgh; J. Van Buren,, Albany; Mr. Reder,
West Pont Rich Stockton. Princeton; Robt Steele r.
r. Moore Phila II. D. Polhemus. N. il II. Voris Sing
Sing; A. Ingram, Pittsburgh
Harbor T. Taber, Dover; ID G. Bend, Geo Strattun.
Phila Rev. Mr.. Fletcher, England Messrs. Clarke,
Yandeusep. Wanen Phila; j. Nelson, N. b. j. r. Cor
den Mass; Geo. l.. Thayer, Boston; w. II. Wright
Washington; q. @. Davis. Boston MIR. Morse Boston;
Geo. L. Balcome, Phia.; Thurlow Weed Albany Benz.
Fish Trenton.
CIry-Charles CHATTER Holden, Mass; P. X. Clarke,
Westfeld, Mess; Marvin Wait, A. d. Hamilton, Utica;
r.. Addale L. ID. w. Clarke, Hartford; Geo. Edmonds
U. $. A.; W. Sergeant, Phiia A. d. Whipple Albany;
Isaac L. Day, Phila.
FRAsKLIN- Capt. Myers, Packet Ship St James; John
Curry, Peeksk W. Rudd. A. L. DAILY, Buffalo; Messrs.
Phelps and Parish Canandaigua; Gen. Van Courtand,
r. Cordsll, Albany; A. A. Van Allen, Kinderhooki b.
Woodman Mass; A. G. Whittier do; J. Williams. Sa-
lem; Geo. Fisher, D. r. Cordell, Boston.
GLoBE-James Prents, Washington; Howell d Leary
NJ; B. Newton, N. Y.
HowARD-Thos Smith, Gin; J. T. Agnsw, N. r.;
Allegany CO. Mr.. Brewster, st. LouiI; N. Adams,
Pittsburgh: Bryant Bath; Capt Roe and lady Jas.
Roe Milton; r. stuts Phils.; c. N. Bennett, Albany;
8 Branser f. Ryley J. Belzer. w. Newell, w. Cuts.
man, w. Wallace w. Park, s. L. Cole, Wilmington; ia.
cob Cuylsr, Albany: Hon. $. Gordon, Delhi; Thos.
Firth Pha.; Washington Grays Philadelphia, consist
ing of Capt John McAdam, P. c. Elmsker, Lieut. and
missioned officers and privaes and 81 musicians,
military visit to the " Light Guards
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New INVENTION bells can now be made
of steel, as has been proved by an ingenious Anne
rican mechanic in Ohio, from suggestion in English
newspaper. bell weighing fifty pounds made Of steel
will cost only about $780, and be heard two miles
more. The advantages of this invention said to be
two folds first IL SO cheap that every church may have
bell of clear, brilliant and musical one second II is
light and being stationary that slight belfry
will sustain It, This newly invented bell 10 rung by
crank, and any boy do II well regular parish
bell-rnger. For about $500 chime Of seven bells
now be had.
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Superior Court.
a. - - -

Decisions-Wm. Meeker vs. Peter Graham. Jvdg-
nent reversed, without costs. Edmund Charles and
VIM. c. Phillips Washington NJ. Postley Judgment
affirmed. Agnes Cochran, executrx, vs.. Thomas Ha-
gan. Judgment reversed. Elijah G. Sedgwck and vii.
liam II. Bingham VIM w. Gilbert and Nathaniel r.
Cobb. Judgment affirmed Daniel Williams James
Lawrence. Judgment affirmed.
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The New ROUTE, VIA NANTUCKET SHOALS AND
Holmes HoLE.-The passage from Liverpool to
New York by the above route, appears TO have be-
come favorite one tor steam propellers, and is
said to have shortened the passage OF the Great
Britain, and Massachusetts" several hours. !
would suggest TO the navgators OF our fine packet
!" liners" The practieabllity Of adopting the same
course AN OLp SALT
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MORALS OF CINCINNATI. the year ending
3st Oct last, 1873 persons have been in confinement
in the Jail at Hamilton county, in Cincinnati OF these
chain gang, and to the dungeons 67s have been dis
charged and have escaped OF the whole number com.
mited 500 native born, 274 foreigners, and
"a females Al confined for deb 100 were OF
incorporate habits The chain gang had earned 81 l63
5Oat the rate of so cents per day their labor.
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Sporting Intelligence.


MEMPHIS RAcss-Nov. 10. ls45.-First Race-Sweep.
stakes for year olds $500 subscription, 500 forfeit
mile heas-6ve subscribers.
J. L. Bradley's b. C. Alaric, by Mrabeau, dam by
VIM Esrds B. c. by Clay Eagles dam BY Trum.
B. pey y,s1i ci by Eclipse out of Tribe.
J. Metcalfe's b. c. Fred. Kaye, by Gray Eagle, dam
y '''''' Time, il::sst.l:Sa,..
Aarc was the favorite at long odds, and with oil
subscrptisn-half foreit-rhile heats.seven subscri
bers
J. L, Bradley's CHI f. by imp. Riddlesworth, out of
Lin Cock. b. c. by imp Glencoe, gu, of imp. Nancy
Ed Trsv.s CHI c Lnw ood by jno Malone, out Of
Time, i:57-i:55ii. :
The Ally was the avorte at two to one and with.
Second Day-Nov. II, 1916 Prorretor's purse 5000
mile heats-hve entries.
j. Metcafss b. fasey Bell, own sister to Jim Bell
Jas sRys gr &, own brother to Billy Ton:on,
Geo. Eiliosts b. T. Undins, by imp Leviaihan dam
NJ NJ McCumpsey's CHI Ann Harrod, by Hickory
John, dam BY King William, J. o.. 80. 4s
Time, l:6a3-l:63
Patsey Bell the avorte starting but The Ma
won with great ease
CRrcxEr.-The Newark Club have in contem platon "a
play game OF cricket among themselves on Thanks
giving day their ground the Neck II will be
the last game played this season. indeed the weather
the day named at all permit the crcketers carry
out their Intentions.
AIMING CANADA.-The discussion of the Oregon
question and the probabilities OF war between the
United States and Great Britain chief topics a,
present with the Canada press The recent orders from
the home government to extend the frontier fortfca
lions, ana erect new ones at several points the st
Lawrence add not little interest to the matter The
proJec,ea Improvements a ma gnfcent scale, and
win All the ianor that can be had will take three
years 10 complete them From this fact alone In nv
view Of maters, there 10 great cry and ltte wooI
Inc enlargement OF the locks the canals Is not YET
all finished and from the gigantic size Of the
ones, Gao feet long and a. feet wide il will ake the
whole Of next season to complete them The imnrove
ents made this have already reached a. ono 0o
and am informed by OF the engineers that tb.rs
are at this time about 200 aborers on the public ork
Montreal Letter.
MELANCHOLY AFFRAY.-On Thursday evening
18th inst. Captain &. Vanderford was murdered. In
Chersw, c. Upon repairing to the place where Capt
v. had been in the habit Of transacting business
merchant we saw him laid out ON the table ghsstl,
and bloody corpse II appears that Angus Tay abou
rs of age had been In and before the store Of thu
deceased, making use Of oaths and abusive ephets-
that Captain " mad ordered Taylor away, pushed hin
away and was observed 10 strike him with stick upo
which the two closed and passed number Of blows
Iayor using dirk knife which he had in his hand, AM
WIN which he inflicted nine wounds in the left side O
Cnpt v, thus causing his death in half an hour A
soon as the parties separated, Taylor fed but was pur
susa anu overtaken and immediately placed 10 confne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25

INTERESTING FROM TEXAS This new State,
now at nurse, but probably to be weaned early this
winter, in happy and prosperous condition.
We have received file of papers, published there,
to the 18th inst, in which we find vast deal of in
teresting and important information Ameng the
most curious features of the new State are the an
Gent ruins which seem to be spread over the length
and breadth of the land. We have before published
accounts of several remarkable discoveries of an
Gent towns, and we now give the outside the
particulars of the finding of another and still more
remarkable one that existed years ago.
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navigation OF the Ohio Rivor.
some men are green enough 10 advertise

SOmc men are green enough TO advertise
sp Oil and resss the restoring Of the hair when bald
preventing falling out also TO sHoliaton Of the
scalp nd dandruH turn hair black make
smooth curl &c.-but they must think the public
green 'nough 10 believe them The imposnis too gazing
scientific liquid the study and OF eahas
bro9gh, on, VIZ; PHALoN's CHEMICAL HAHN iNvI.
gORATOR which, f II do not prove efectut recon-
msnded, your mon,y will be returned. 80 there can
chluce for humbuggerv Buy OF
Il. PHALON, Wig Maker and Hair Cutter.
2i4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25

Loss OF THE HENRY BRY. Tho officers OF the
Laclede, report thai on the IL inst they passed
the steamboat Henry Bry sunk at Island No. % She
was commanded by Capt Luke, and on her way
from 81 Louis to this port II is supposed she be
raised The Iieamboa Louis Philippe was lying along.
sids taking Oh hsr passengers but we couh not asosr.
sain anything shout her freight
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT On the 18th instant, Ro-
pert f. Rogers was killed by the accidental dis
charge OF gun Mr.. n had been on visit 10 his sis
YER ., the residence OF Gen. MQueen about Eve miles
Iom bennesville, IN Marlborough district and after
Of returning to his own plantation He had only reach
ed the gate when the sho, gun which he was carry
IN his hand was discharged and its contents lodged in
ChsraF, g. G. Gazette, Neg. H.
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For Agents. see advertisement.
Hllrs InfallibIc Onguent Is warranted In

all ca,ss Improperly sppIi.d 70 eradicate Ptyass psndrun
and all civilizations Of the cuclc scale; stsy the falling on
aud besutfy the hair restore bald parts prevent grey
hairs &c. No should be without But for your
self
wing been afflicted with Dandu ard filling of OF my
= rnA nv hair 70 snstorHl heal h, Gd removing the dr
drun also IN giving The hair soft aud curly
=. RANDOLPH, No. sWilism
Principal office, No. IS Nassau street For sgsncea ard
other Certificates, see advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25

BeIOre Judge DaIy.
King Main 4 Co-The jury in this case, which has
been duly reported in the Herald rendered verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff, for the full amount claimed
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Court OF Common Plea

Court Observation-Disclosures
CouRT COMMON PLEAs-Nos. so, 81, !, II, Ia, "a,
Is. l3. l6. l9
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Philadelphia Agent Tor the Herald, Ziebcr
Co, Ledger Baildng Third ,ttset whs receive spbtsf'
bsn And hare sInsls copies fer sale daily Al sest ns lm
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VERMoNr.-The Legislature Of Vermont at ito
late session passed law abolish the school Fund All
transferred to the state 90 much of Z m h necessary
nspeciaiy appropriated TO cancel the indebtedness Of
the state 10 me fund and the residue Of the fund 10
State
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SHORT PASSAGE The packet ship St. James,
Capt Meyer, arrived early yesterday morning, in
the quick passage Of thirty days from London,
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IHk MEMPHIS CONVENTION. body met on
The 18th inst, and on the 18th elected the Hon. John
& Calhoun It's Chairman We have received the
proceedings of the first three days Of It's session.
which are to be found in another column. This
Convention appears TO be numerously attended by
many Of the prominent men from the West, South
West and South, and their proceedings will be OF
very interesting character, even if they do not re-
suit IN much. The facts elected will be worth
something.
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CRTIclsM-THEATRIcAL AND MusicAL.-We have
from twelve TO fifteen gentlemen employed in this
Office reporters and writers IN our several edito-
rial departments, besides volunteers in any quantity
With such large number of different minds to or
ganise and regulate, it is difficult, sometimes, to
have every thing as could be wished. Opinions and
remarks will be published that disapprove and
disagree with-such was the with the remarks
made by one of our musical critics, on Mrs V. Mott,
in yesterdays paper. She was entirely underrated
No doubt the other vocasts now in the field, have
an interest to keep all new rivals away-but the ma
tura genius and acquired talents of Mrs Mott, as
an artistic, are Of sucha high rank as to contend sue
cessfuly against all competition, and all envy. She
again appears on Friday, at Huber's concert and
will receive that applause which her great merits
deserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25

BoYD HuNG.-The extreme penalty of the law
was inflicted upon Jabez Boyd, for the atrocous
murder OF Wesley Patten in the unity Jail yard at
West Chester at twenty -four minutes past o'clock
Friday last. The youthful murderer made a speech
upon the gallows in which he confessed that liquor
company, and the insgaton OF the devil had induced
him to commit the act for which no was condemned as
well burglaries IN the city Of philadep hia which
he suffered five years IN the PeDitentary lie protested
sincere pentence and assured the spectators he
had found mercy in the Lord and confident Of being
received into Tory.
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LAUaHABLE INSTANCE OF INFAMY.-Our most
amlable contemporary, the Fourier and Down-renter
organ, has pronounced sentence upon the Nev York
Herald, and declares his deliberate opinion that
the recent express from Boston to this city, run by
ne Herald, and by means Of which we were able to
lay before our readers the news brought by the Br
tannla, ahead OF all the other journals of New York
city, was one OF the deepest acts Of namy ever per-
petrated in the newspaper world, and great crime.
in the NeU York Herald.
No doubt it was so, in the estimation OF all our
lazy, numbering, lubbery contemporaries, who
neither will nor can an express themselves, but
who weep and gnash their teeth with rage at those
VINO surpass them, Indeed, il is not only in New
York, but in London and elsewhere, the energy and
success of the Herald in outstrippng so many con-
petors. has occasioned an outcry against us, which
the old world echoes as 1t gathers the sound from
me shores OF the new world They are grieved to
see The Herald more successful and prosperous than
they, with their puny vitality, can ever hope TO be.
Such grumolings are only laughabe and contempt-
BILE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

lkGtNiA-iN cHANcEIy-At rules heli
IN The ole.k's office OF the CucuiI Superior
Court "i Law aud chnncerv for the unity oi Ohm.
IA the month uf Angus .Si5
SnmuelG Wy man. William Appleton aud Joseph
SINH j. orincrs under the fam "i Wymau,
APrIeion & Co. C"mp!amGHts.
against
Lewis Sutton IT, md Richard r Davis. partners
u''d'r Tic firm 81 Lewis Sutton & Co. and Jacob
Guoding. u. Jergg.ts
The Defendants Sutton & Davis. not having en-
tered Their appearance ana given security according
To- the act "i assembly and the rules oi this court
aud II appearing 10y satisfactory proui that they aIc
not inhabitants Of the commonwealth Of Vireiuia-
On notion ni the complainant 10y counsel. At IL or
deod iia the said defendants dn appear here uu the
hrs' day al the next Term, mud the com, lain
'n's bill and that copy Oi this order he iouhv i'll,
lnsenei III some newspaper pr,nIcd IN The city oi
Wheeling for iwo nOulhs succc s,ively. ard posted
at The front door u! The house al Ohio county
copy itsle, Allen 4 LAIDLEY, clerk
} & +. aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

" IRGINEA--,s cntNcERy--At Rulcs held
Y ~ he clerks office If the Cucuii Superior
Cunu DfLIw and chancery rr lie county Of Ohio
tn lte rnoutb r A.eusi 1915
Zaohaf,h Jscoh aduinisraior Of tie estate fSnm
ud Sprgg decea,cd, CtiqDlqinanL
ogsinst
Sumuc' Pod md oihf,s D CyJ,gts
TIE Defendant John Rrthic nai having entefcd
ms appearance and gwen security According rr iae
aci o. assembly oud he fulos Of THE cur. aud D.
Appearing by satisfactory p,uoi lhlfhe = rut on ~.
hnbiiani oi he commonwealth of Vrrgipm--Or
motion Of the coppis nan 10y counsel. o. - ofdereI
lhni he said defendant do arpcsf here pn the Gf.t
DAY iihe HeX' Term, and answer tie cpmr'anan r.
biiI aud ihai copy of Tins ORDER hr forthwith tr.
serted be- snec eWs pspef pun'ei 100 ihe cay af
Nhfcirg ilr two msu'is surrc,Ftvciy. aui r.,.i,.
OF We ito.t door oi ilr cnm h,itr ui Chin rlir,y
COPY este, ALEE r LA'ULEY cic,k
r. aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

NfKGlNlA--IN cuANcERY--At rule, held
in The clerkr flee OF The Clrcuii Superior
Court oi Law aud chlncerv for The county OF ONO
IN the monih ofAugusl 1916.
William Dean, Complainant
against
John GIlchrisi Daniel NJ T. & ng'ou. Jonas Cram
hacker aud William fin. u. G,na4niS
The Defendant G Gfu Mt having en-, red his ap
pcnfau"e aud given secutiIy according To ,Le acI uf
"'somhy and the rules ofihs Court. aud il appearing
toy s1Iihciory pruui Ihpt he is moi an inh,hrani IL
the tommoTwenlIh OF Virginia On M ton OF the
complainant by counsel. is ordered That the SAID
defendant d" appear here on The fret day nj
the next term hud answer The tnmrlainnnls
h'll, nud that copy oi this order be iotihuii nh
Inserted IN some newspaper Printed IN Tho city OF
wheeling iof two months successfully. end posted
AT The lrOI dOproi HE cnud house OF Ohio county
COPY tesie, ALEX 4 LAlDi EY, Clerk
NELs ~ aug 10
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RETURN PREMIUMS.

ENlRE IL MARINE iNSURANCE-Thero arc
e twosiunlions only in which inJiy iduals can
DE placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofinsurance. These are, while -,and-
ing upon the runs OF their own property, either
receiving from an insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by d, ISOLATE fam
n.y. iamenilHg hat stupidity and folly which h 4
id,led 70 provide for such contingency.
ATKlNS SON, Agent of the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chlnery. and eyeryothcr description of in surable,
properly Also. on steam, keel and Hat boats
ana Their cnr2oes 10 and from any port on the
Western Waters
| Office on Main street, nearly opposite the Y S
Hotel Ian /, Isle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

ANOR SALE The subscribers. executors Of NJ
a Tioirnu, DECD. Offer for sale The valuable
properly lying The waters nj Cross Creek Brooke
county, Virginia. known 10y The name Of Carke's
MUS, Tue property contains Two Hundred and
Fry acres e Land, ahnnl one bundled acres Of
winch nre under civilizations; Merchant re- n c0h.
'niing wn runs of Burrs aud one run OF stones Tor
ronn'ry cork. w'ih supply 81 waller throughout
nc years good s1~ mill, conpcr shop Millers
h"nse, elahng md other necessary out l,rildinss
situate within first rate wheat nrighborhood-- not
exceeding ! ~ q mile from he OHIO fiNer-an,I ut
convenient d'Sinrcr, say between three and four
miles r IN euher Welsburg, w, ~ StcubeaVilis.
OHIO.
Also--n Farm. beautifully md con Schieniiy silh.
nird adj"ulng ihe uhpyc properly. combining Twa
huudtr and itity lonf acfesi OF which alsiui ~
hundred aud lwcuty Eve sofcs are Under fine culti.
yalon--wnh . comfortable dwelling house bnfn
1nd oiher necessary ont buildings ~ good repair.
1nd a never falling spnus ol sood wafer near The
dor.
The ah'vc property vii be solf together nr sep
1r'cly ~ snit puchnscfs, aud a clear and indis-
Hu'ahlc lille can he gwen Application may be
midr either To Seth Clark who fesid,s ~ Bfooks
County, W. near The PREMISES. aud vho will shoey
he property, nf ~ the undersigned ~ Pittsburgh. Pa.
! 1 NOT d8: osed Of previously private snle. the
tbpec properly vii be offered ai public sale On iho
| pr,inises on the 1T diy ~ Oci"hcf ". NJ nom
! md possession gwen on The 1T day NJ Gprl next
'Tg 1,--Ouc ihrd n The purchase inouey v ~
20 required when po.sess 90 :. pvcn. AID The hall
auce Ihrre annnn payments. boaring interest aud
secured ly lien on the pmpefiy.
ouss NORRIS JONES. En-"
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BLANK BOOKS, BLAnK hooks, &C.
InIiN ~

HIN y n fSTNItN~ FFisN . n IIWNIhN, GU
lOHN J HASN ELL,
I'D O0KSELLER. Stari pner and Blank Book
y . Manulaclufer, Uoion Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly ON hand az Il Manufactures ~
order Blank Account Books &C evtry descrIp-
lion. MERCHANTS and Others who are re-
curing New Books, can have them ruiz 10
any pattern end buuod IN the most desirable
amer az the shortesl notice, and Warranted "a
give sat slaction
STA To NERY in all it> variety, suitable
FOR Merchants Banks and Publl, Offices.
Also large assortment at SchDoi, ClaSSi'
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book
at The rcry lOicsa prices. mar II
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Aaron Denmnn Chn'oner, md Sobicski Brady. and
John L'si, Executors OF The last wi'l and tesla;
ment oi james Caldwell, decd, Defendants
Take notice. that The dispositions OF Daniel &
List and john Morgan aud others, will be taken ut
he office OF Jacob & FIzugh. aitorniss in The clly
- Wheeling IN the slate OF Virginia, on Tuesday
lac TWENTY FIRST day Of OciUber A ID 1916, be.
iwoen Tbs hou's Of eight O'Clock q NJ, and seven
o'clock NJ. To be read IN evidence in the a. oye
romed cause on behalf Of said deiendanI. Aar,n
Denman Chaloner: AID il from any cause the ia.
Hug Of The same shall not be completed on ltst
day the tHbing thereof will be adjourned from
lime to tire until INC same shall he completed
AARON DENNlAN CHALONER. by
JACOB. has Attorney.
10 SAID CoMrLAiNANTs AND rHg Executors or
JAMES CALDWELL, dec d. 4w sep %