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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23
CONGRESS-.

There was nothing new, of special inter.
est, preached in Congress dnrin, the p,st
week. The Oregon has been the principal
topic of discussion. and from appearances
will continue 10 be for some days to come.
There seems to be no doubt of its passage in
the House. A pretty reliAble..estm,le puts
tho majority at ono hundred. The stand
taken by Mr.. Adams has exerted wonder
fhl influence, while the stand taken by Mr..
Calhoun, in the Senate, will rather inlurc
b 3 side Of the question in the House.
Several bills have been reported having
an eye 10 the present critical state Of our
foreign relations, and we hear that the Ma
val Committee of the House will report tins
week bill for tho construction of twelve or
fifteen iron steamers, to he placed on reve-
enue duty and other brances of the public
service, mounting ten or twelve 80 pound
ers. and three heavy Paxl,an guns-dc
signed principally for tho station on the Gul
of Mexico and for protection on the Lakes.
Other and heavier steamers il is also in con .
temptation to prepare for the evil y,shoud
it come.
This is villa, we want to see. If the adj
min isra,on contemplate "A war, let it max
suitable prepar Iiions for it-let it brin
in the estimates, let us vote the supplies. an
our word for il, revenue and protection wi
go to mill on the same cart.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23

THE WILL OF OLIVER SgITH, OF Hart.
FORD Tue deah OF this wealthy and very
aged gentleman has given rise Ia much
curiosity, and IN the part Of many deep anx.
iety as 10 what disposition Of his immense prop.
crtv he has made by his will.
We are informed Of sumo requests in the
will which il may he proper To mention. From
what we can learn, Mr.. Smith has left over
half a million Of property. Much of this is DIS
posed Of for charitable purposes. and large
amount for be ncyolent and phianthropic Oh.
jecis.
To eight towns in this immediate vicinity,
including Northampton, Hadley. Amherst, Hat
field and Conway. is bequeathed a handsome
property for the relief and support of poor wild
ows. Another large and rather novel bequesl
is made TO the came number Of towns and rob.
ably the same towns. " be paid 10 each young
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23
CENTRAL ROAD.

The vexed question OF the Mortified and
Gulf routes, has been decided by a full board
al Boston the pas. week, IN favor Of the for.
mer; but by such an arrangement with
Montpelier, as will doubtless be satisfactory
to that place, and we may now expect 10 see
the work pressed will, that vigor winch il
woull have been weeks since but for this
Improbable question. We understand the
decision to be in favor of an immediate and
vigorous prosecution of the work at this end,
and from the Lake penetrate the interior.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23
FIRE MEETING.

VIII our citizens generally bear in mind
the annual meeting Of the Fire Cor pany on
"Wednesday evening nextl Ii is a matter
that interests all, and it is very desirable that
all should manifest that interest BY minsling
their counsels in the common cause. We
are all ready enough 10 find fault with the
fire department, when any thing goes wrong.
AMI .c, very sure to neglect the appropriate
occasion for giving direction and tone to ito
operations. Nothing gives so much life and
energy to associations Of this kind, Is q
good rouser at tho annual mee,ing.-Ses
notice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY, 20, 1916
SIGNS OF THE TINES.

Things have assumed decidedly hostile
aspect within few DAYS, and one can al
most reason himself into the belief that the
chances are more than equal for war. Our
with Mexico are by no means set
He'd. A revolution is now going on in that
country, based upon deep hostility TO the
U. S. and the alleged pcrfidy Of the present
6 government IN reference TO the Texas qucs-
ton. Oar minister, specially commissioned
to settle this question, has not been received
by tho Mexican authorities /; and tho last
accounts assure US Of the movement Of n mill.
tary force towards the frontier Of Texas.
There is nothing improbable in this nor is
j, at all improbable that Enelisl, influence is
at the bottom of it, Meanwhile change has
been made in the British mnislry-a change
winch has brought to pow or men of known
hostility to the U. S.-mcn who dcnounccd
no ASilnurton treaty, as n capiulatIon,'
and have taken strong ground in reference to
Oregon. or course the chances for success.
ful negotiation are but slender and tho ad
minislralion seem determined to pusl, tho
W ,olc or none' policy, particularly since
Calhoun has taken ground against il. Undc
all these circumstances, VIC can hardly rcgarc
IA war as improbable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23

and worthy man and woman within the same,
upon the event Of his or her nrrriage.
We also understand that Mr.. Smith has left
large sum to be devoted to the establishment
Of an agricultural school or college. to be loca.
ed in Northampton the sum not to be invest.
I'd in that object, until il has doubled by inter.
est the amount bequcathed.
Since writing the above we have received
the following note, from a friend in Hatfield.
5000, is gwen to Northampton for the estab-
lishmenl Of an agricultural school, but not 10
90 into operation until the above named sum Is
doubled
$36OO00 is given TO eight towns, viz:-
Northampton, llajley. Amherst, Hatfield, VIII.
liamsburgh, Deerield, Greenfield and Whate-
~. as a permanent fund for the benefit Of or.
phan children and children Of the poorer classes
The fund is to be managed by trustees. So.
900 do lars 10 to 90 the Colonization Society,"
Northampton Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23

mountains opposite, as seen from positi
near President Whccler's house. The 6del.
ity and effect with which The work Is exc.
cuted cvince talen, and requirements which
deserve encouragement, while the picture IL.
self would be an acquisition 10 any drawing
room. II may be seen al Mr.. flun,ine,on's,
where Subscribers names will be registered.
Price one dollar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23

The Hudson river steamboats, now reach %
fa, nm ns Puughkeepse. Passengers are con-.
GDrtsbly conveyed between that place end A.
bsny with Bsaes's Express Mail line Of s,sees.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23

point. wss accepted.
Mr.. Geo. W. Strong of Rutland. thereupon
laid before the meeting the following commu-
nicaiion. which was read -
To the Siockhoiders in NE Champiain and Connee,
tieut Rirer Rail Road Company.
The undersigned a prudential committee Of cores
pondcnce and arrangements appointed TO represent
The Interests Of the friends of the Western Vermont
Rail Road Company-beg leave to submit for your
constdsraton lew sugge .ion. which seem 10 US to
be for the common interest Of both companies.
In the opinion uf the undersigned n Railroad from
Rutland TO Pius6eld in connection with the Cham
plain and CONNECTICUT River Railroad will presen, the
most direct Railroad connection between Montreal
and New York and Ogdensbureh and New York and
must inevitably be the great thorouehfare for the i'm
inense business between those places; will present
10 the valley u Western Vermont and the Siockhold-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-23
DWB PRBSS
ANNUAL MEETING or THE CHAMP.
LAIN AND CONNEC rlrur RIVER
Il. COMPANY,

The annual meeting II the stockholders in
this company was holden n, the Court House
IN Rutland, on the second "Wednesday, being
the l4,h day Of January, 1876. and was called
to order by Tho Clerk, mud IN nomination, the
HON. TtMO rllY FOLLErr
was appointed Chairman.
The re ,dng of the act in addition To an oct
Of Incorporation nf the Company, passed at the
Octobet Session Of the Legislature, lS45. was
called for.
And the came was thercuron read BY the
Clerk.
And on motion Of Ilon Il. Plerpoin', il was
vvtcd unanimously, That the Company as
sent To-. and accept, said additional act as part
either charter of Incorporation.
On motion Of Gen. Brown Of Rutland, it
Resoired, That Committee Of tweniy.e gh
be appointed by the Chair 10 nominate 10 the
Stockholders thirteen directors for the year
ensuing.
The Chair appointed the following gentle
man ~ constitute said Committee Of Nounina-
tons:
Hon. Mr.. S,n,Iley, OF Burlington,
Mr.. Mech, Of She burne.
Mr.. G. Parker, and
Mr. Morgan, Of V'rgennes,
Mr.. NLeiham, nf Bristol
Cen. Nash, Of New Hivsn
Mr.. Warner, and
Mr.. Stewart Of Middlcbnry,
Mr.. Bullock, Of leicester,
Hon, Mr.. Bigos.
Mr.. C. ". Conan,, and
lion. Mr.. Sprague, of Brandon,
Mr.. T. +. House. md
Mr. Sinonds, Of Pi!tsford,
Mr.. Slason,
Mr. Daniels and
Mr.. s. II. Hodges. Of Rnilsnd,
Mr.. Gleason, Of wsbury,
Mr.. J. Fox, Of Wallingiord,
Mr.. Adams, Of Ludlow,
Mr.. VIM Smith, of Cavcndish,
Mr.. Onion, Of Chester,
MIR. Hyde, and
Mr.. Green Of Bellows Falls,
Mr.. Premise, Of Kecne, N. II.
Mr.. Parker. of Fitzwill iain, N. II.
Mr.. II tchins, nun
Mr., Harrington, of D. ston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
ANOTHER ASsoNISIttNG s'IIHE.
HXf ISrARS 1ALSAM OF WILD CHERRY .wavs
w triumphant. Cure follows cure Ia its Victorious
DAYTON Feh,r,-v nm ,e.x

DAYTON, February iith, ie4S
MI J. w. Whitmore-near Sir-As YOU are the re ,u.
lar authorized syent in Dayton for the sale OF Dr. Wis
tars Bssam Of Wild Cherry, take this method OF mak.
Published 10 the world In TO an almost
Balsan.
Language fails describe the .su,a-v effect. 1, proa
GEO. and the great enc IL de lived from its use.
Inc elsens Of Dayton and it's vicinity well recolleet
foin the explosion Of cannon. portion OF is con.
tents entered right side and breast and in al prohab
my some fragments or splniers Of the ranrod passed
through the "plura," and pierced The lungs
Aithis critical slage messenger despatched to
consulted When he was IA ade acquainted with NV SIT
ration he remarked that nothing could le done Nv edi
throw OF the disease.
My friends despaired Of my recovery and had
no earthly ground OF hope to survive many DAYS For
tunaely this junciure saw one OF Dr. Wisiars Pam
phe's, entitled Family Medical Guide or Treatise on
d. men catching al siIaws, felt like doing so my
SER By The consent of my physicians, sent TO YOU 70
n0ue 81 tue medicine described, viz: Nisias Bssan
OF Wild Cherry, which relieved me immediately Ale
had used some i've or sX bottles far recovered 10
restored 10 healthy siaie-sl from the Ieaiine ,nd ~,
my influence and powerful medicinal virtues Of Wstas
Ba'ssm.
Were from the external injury received in m,
shon!aer aud arm, by The explosion feel confident tia
sniihiusl hut this prevented
Nv exposure, have since taken several severe colds
and my only remedy has teen the Bssan. And now
To all who are att eied with Colds Coughs or Liver Com
paints J consider II an invaluable Medicines real
blessing 10 the world Any person desiring further In
formation may call ON az any time Yours ke
CHRISTOPHER II. SMITH
City 81 Dsvton.
Montgomery 60, STATE OF Ohio.
Subscribed and sworn TO efore me , Juslir. NJ ,be
Peace. this llth day ofFebrusry. 1915.
EBENEZER FOWLER
tesIin'ony OF three highly respectable citizens Of
DAYTON, On confirm alton Ofbc ahove.-t u
Ncto undersigned, being intimately ACQUAINTED with
MI smith and having seen aud watched him fe
gucniy during his late Illness do hesitate 90 sav THAI
the foregoing by means an exaggerated tsemenf
lut Is entitled TO fun credit.
(Signrd9 A. l.. STOUT,
J. Is. ". DODSON,
HENRY X. SMITH
Sold IN Wheeling by PRYOR A PAI;IL and
CRUMBACKER Druggists lane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03

william CunnIngham's AdmT.l ~ cnAscENr.--In the
Cireuit ruDertor C,oort
The President and Directors Of of Isvy and Ch.nrer
the Bsnk 81 VI. Pleasant e. a.. for Ohio County
L. JRSt mt 10 decree made nv the said Court in the
aovs named cause on the 2Gih day OF June IS46 the
undersigned The Commissioner therein named will pFo
eecd ON the I'D day OF August 1885, aud or nv adj
loutnnen rom tine 10 iue shall found necessary
a. the once 81 Jacob Fzhugh, IN the csty of Wheeling
IN said county va ascertain what leen raid on
the judgement recovered by the said Bank OF Mt Pleasant
a. sinsi The said defendants George Duty PANEL Aurrv
and Complainant, by whom and when raid aud will re-
port Tho same a. soon a. the can conveniently 10
done together with other deemed m
hlnse OF either OF the parties the said suit The n.
es interested are notified To attend al aud place
aI9iesaid. EDW, n. FJTZIUGH,
"hehsp.q' ~ " I'm Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
noRNBRooK & DILLON.


CHEAP As TIE CHEAPEST
HNAST SIDE MARKET ST. n lew d,s,,s he
~ low the Post Once. haze supplied hem
selves With new aud large engine and other ~
lures fnr their husuess 80 supefpr stye ard n a..
Ter ihs msclses that Wub ten ycafs' EXPERIENCE
they wall he able 10 Tenier he mOst perfect salts.
fact on.
They carry On ihs House and STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING in Al ifs branches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
BY arrangements with The manufacturer. We
have received and will be constantly Toceiyioe
and prepafsd 10 SIMPLY The stoye pipe Nhole.als
and retail. Of lhe beet quality. and as low a. II can
be had IN The county.
They have constantly oD :. md Hvdtspts Of
various fe-crrtion, haUers' Keulrs, waferclos
els, bath tUb-, bot and cold shower baths 70
tOTts ter bleaching, chem cal appfratus. lead
ccMos, patent hath pumps. lead pipes OF ail siz
Is, sheet lead OF any thickness aud worked up
10 any manner Of tOtm.
Wafer conducted through lfaIsn p;nss from,
SPYING 10 dgeling houses in the rou6ttv
sapefior pumps TOT county wells. Steam En-
gines sc. &c.
All ordsf, lhsnkfBIiy received and pppr,p
ally attsnded To-
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes cen be supplied
90 several descriptions Of mcch anits. In tb,
. Story OF their building, OF on The ground
aoor al very moderate fent
Wheeling Apfl 6, &c.
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Lewis steiSel

Lewis Steifei IL CHAScERY. In the Circuit su 4.
W. ! perior Court Of Law aud Chance.
Frederick smith e. sD ~ for Ohio County.
A. JRsC ANT 90 dcCrce rendered by said Court in said
7 cause on the lgth day OF June 1876, the under.
signed the Commissioner thereby appointed, will proceed
a. MS oioe ~ the city OF Wheeling, IN said county,
the NfH DAY OF ArOCsT 1896 and thereafter by adjourn.
neu from time time shall e found 70
and take an account for the purpose Of and
reporting tie amount due by the defendant Frederick
smith, account Of The purchase money Lot No.
nine in Rieheiown in the hi and proceedings mention.
81, and 20 whom ard how much respectively. and 80
the amount due the said complainant, and the liens and
defendants any OF them th their amounts and pfiori
ties respectively and viii report the tie said
seii o. specially required BY the parties either Ofthe
All interested uOt cd % attend AZ the and place
Aforesaid aud prove their claims. JAMES PAUL..
" ltd Special Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
CONTEMPORARIES sALE.

JONI Soshofh q 10 " CHAScERy. In the Circuit
VS. Superior Court Of Law ana
william I.s@hdn ct sD Chsneery for Ohio County
UkSuA NTtoa decree rendered by the said Csur in
a. we above named cause, on the 9Th day Of FshruSry
letf the undersigned the thereby apr DIN
ted VIII proceed Ia sell AZ public auction heore the front
door ofthe Court House OF said County Of Ohio On Mos
BAY rms IRA DAY SEFTENHER 1876 the highest hid
Der my acres Of land siuaed In said county OF Ohio and
ing neM Use city Of Whceling and which was sold to
me said william Lsmldn by William Cbapline. and Is
founded A. follows. beginning al stone corner 10 n
MOOdooek and IA the line dividing the land. ~ William
Chapliue aud John EoG, thence g. Is T. 80 pos "a whit
oss thence = 40 T. 20 poesto stake; thence leaving
sSia division line ~ ~ r. - poles so asske; thence
% W Is Ioe-, TO ariake ?? poles west Of sugsr tres
corner 70 Calhoun; thence ~ a. w 81 poles N 81 ~
I'm 20 w. 2l-N. - W J5-N. 20 w. n 3. iO-N II
M1 poles 10 H. WOOdcockS corner: thence with ,,iA
N99deoek = Inc = q w. psl poles to the lcsinning
bhMS W SALE.-Thc above tract Of land yin he
s9'd on credit of sly, TWELVE AND EfourFgs NosTus
io tc dey Of sale each insialmeut 90 hear ie nom
ta efod aud TIE purchaser give hond and good
fy Tor The said instruments end the title 10 he fe;sred
uhu ue purchase money paid ~ ftn The said tract
OF and Si TO te sod sui lectio mcntinne In
aucefee rehderedy tie said Couu IN the case OF nan
efou N0odeOck against William Chaplius aud Others
pronounced the Goth Of June 1876
ISAAC w. MITCHELL.
- PLY IO-h Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
CITY DlSPENSARY. 81

NORTHEAST CORNER or MONROE * iTH SITS.
The consulting hours OF this Institute will
hereafter De from ! to ~ A. NJ, and from
2 TO 8 p. NJ. every day Sundays IA to
r. NJ.
Any cases who may require medical atten-
dance, and medicine, between the hours above
specified, ere requested to call upon either Of
the attending physicians at their Offices, when
they will promptly receive such assistance as
their cases may require.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
DIR. TODD, Main ST.
Z" BATES, Quincy ST.
g FRlSSELL, Church St.
HlLDRETH, Corner Monroe aud
9Th Sis.
BY order Of the Board
L.. a. HlLDRETH, Sce'V.
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y. ID. H.4RPER.
DLAFN COS ClIGED,
NEARpA1S

COMPOUND KREoSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
Fox The cure Of DEAFNESS, pains anS he
discharge of matter from the ears; also al
those disagTcoehie n1ises. Ike the burning "
iasects falling of water, whZzng Of stesm 4 G
Dc, hich are symptoms of approach d, af
ness ana also generally attendant with the DIS
ease. FOR sale ~ Or MBACKER
49,, No 10. Nam 81, Sole Agent
rus medicine Is highly recommended aud nu
hetous ctfuhcales are gwen, by very respect
which " has cTtormed ny 90
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w. W. hILEl, fAILNILE.
PATENTED ISA3.
RILEN'S PATENT OINTMENT
Ant RE REAT

NV A DE- DEAF.
VBNHE Following crriI6csIes ere presented Ia
n the public, ~h CHI places beyond doubl The
caraiive qnnii'ies Of this remedy!
FLEA art Ioiisy, Madison co o. J,n35 rs.
WIN Wiltshire Riry-Dear s r. NJ wife hsv
g heen I'll eied wiih that n'nst distressing ~ bu
mn complaints The Piles. nearly EIGHT year.,wiih
'"' receiving any relief from the bcsI t ysicIans
"as 'ndnced to iry The viuue 81 your In.ily ceie.
hfard Isle Oih'rnent. NJ recon, M nded hy tou,
ngcni Mr. James T. Ilager AMI she was erI,,el.
Iehevfd hy HE use at unc huule, aud her ge1eteI
health ~h'ch had been lad Gir The lasi years
~ns completely fe.inted. zen therefore cheer.
FULLY refsHm mend RIlsys Pile Ointment Ia ali per
sons lfo"bled wnh that painful disease.
WILL lam NJ CUNR
certify lhaI have been c1icteJ seVereIv wnl,
The Ii'es iT the last TWO yeats. and after usina
vhrioDs remedies wilhonf Obtaining relief I us.
Indnced 10 'ry Ri'oy- erlebIsied Olnlneri fpr The
files and obiahed speedy relief, and 4 Ibe,eL.,o
confidently recommend IL Ia ibose afflicted wIh
this painful disease AMOS 4 RAMSEY
Columbus o. Oct 10, "a
CAUTION-None genuine nnlsss manufactured
ny 'he Paieniees pui up ia I,hials made expressly
loT me p1frose letercd and scaled With an esgr I.
V'd seal-wuh 'R'ley's Ointment for Plies; patent.
ed Jhnnhry, le14.' stamped npou The cnrs. and
'nVel"ped; wnh a splendid engraved wtarpet.
signed by The Psjentee.
Is. All letter. must he directed ,o
Messts DAVIS g. WILMER. Culumbr.
General agents 10, ne We1,
fOT sale Wholesale ond retail Nv
JAMES BAKER. Wheeling Va
J KIDD A. co P,tshn,gh. Pa
JAMES CLASCOE g. 60. Cincinnati
may 20 ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03

A CCORDIONs-A fresf Dot Of ..,,.,o,,
A sod sinale-keyed Aecsfdions inst ,,cei,,J
VWlins, etnmUn and 1atsai head Cupsfs. c.,,ns
and iVofy tp Fiuics Gom I 20 teOs a ,,,.
sprp'y ~ Cmwley's ce lehfslsd dfif eyed Nee,J.s
Sho'ps aud Bciweens ~ ~ 8k.s A is,ee h., !,
.nrefDr FRICTION Matches on hand by lie -. +,
'"trn lew Wiilow. Wagons y IN general g.
o'.',e"' ~ V''iep g"ods. ~ small advsnes on
''y Iee) MEtLOR Union ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03

DIECE eoons-Ja.l ree.,ed ~
III TALLANT a DELAPLATN.
New Wholesale Warehouse.
a few pieces Canary Prints.
! Csss rich fancy do very low.
= lev risces One Eaflslon Gingbsms
hsi chester Ginrhsmt
large l0i Bleached Oosds.
ALsO on HaND
laehi ffsril Cassmefss. Fine Linen Dfiilinz.
sni other gpgsi upshls for Tailof's trade
silk Pafss,s 10 Sun Shades 10 RAN
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TMIse Bale nF nOTsRn = Iors.

TNtS' SALE eF VOISEH A. LOTS.
- y virtue OF Deed ~ Trus. executed by Rohsrs
- Drons cid. caring date the 10th day OF March
1872, and died. in the Clerks Office OF the Counts
Court for Ohio County, in Deed BOOK No oS pace 40
shall ON the l1th day OF August next proceed 70 sell AZ
public auctfOn the mont door Of the C0urt HOUSE OF o.
ho county, 60 the highest bidder for cash. two certain
lots Of ground TO wit lots No and eight situate I'm
TIE addition 90 tlc city OF Wheeling laid out ~ j. Il
Richie, north Of Union street and Of Fihh trae.
uron one Of which u brick and upon the other fsms
house. Selling trustee. snail only make such ue -
% vested in me BY said deed OF trust
Jy lf-ts ~ NELSON Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
AND CARPET WARE.ROoMs
Va. if3. MAIN STREET. WHEELING VA
FtiRNITURE,

FVIliEY keep constantly on hand very e,,.n.i., =.
- spfiment ~ superior Mahogany, French ara Cferi
~ theisi Rocking Chairs sofas 4 ier and Cad .f.s
ne-slnE lufesns Hedseafs Toilet Stands assorted si
80 toaethef Win every OTHER article Of the isesf N,
eua Test hnished Furniture ever Offered ln ths etv
Hlh ahd Msloaauy Framed Looking Glaa.f. ~ e,s,,
y" eiy and price, Looking Glsss Plates of al siSss
yHei and Picture Francs on hs1d AID made 10 ,,,fe
phpisicfY Nafti consisting 81 Feather Ur,fs nj
.,ers aud Pillows Hair Cotton uusk spripg ,ft So,
naNfs asses Blankets Quilts, Comforts saekipg ~
s tfe.. Masof ~ kinds, together with every obe,
Wliet 0i tlhosierr Ware. on hand aud fnsls ~ -
Nfhhian end Sai Window Binds Window Shade ~
,ftiy variety and color az ~ which will Ia s,,d al '
Nv piice. ed warranted 81 The hest quality Aso A.
..,'tHanl Neleefs, Hair Cloth. vanish srsu,sb If,
W ahufsny Knots, Sand Paper, Locke nipses g.s,s,
fash " ' e'u sou ""t iOr
49,, s'am noais furnished with every article Of Pm
,lipi' uo'lfe' and on tie very tc-t terms
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