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State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
pUBLIc-No. 104.

fUBLIc.-NO. lUf.
AN ACT TO regulate writs oferror and appeals
from the district court of the United States
for the middle district of Alabama.
[SEC. IL Be IL enacted By the Senate
and House Of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled,
That hereafter wriis of error and appeals shall
be taken from the district court of the United
States for the middle district of Alabama directly
to the Supreme Court of the United States, IN.
der the same regulations that writs Of error and
appeals are allowed from the circuit courts Of
the United States to the Supreme Court and
no writs of error or appeals shall lie from said
district court to the circuit courtsof the United
States for the southern district of Alabama, as
heretofore allowed.
SEC 2. And be it further enacted. That all
causes now pending in the circuit court of the
United States for the fifth judicial circuit and
southern district Of Alabama, and which were
removed to that court by writ Of error or appeal
from the district court of the United States for
the middle district of Alabama, are hereby trans
ferred 10 the Supreme Court of the United
States. Said Supreme Court shall hear and
determine the errors assigned in said circuit
court, in the same manner that the circuit court
should have Done had said causes not been re-
moyed.
Approved, Angus. 9, 1876.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20

PUBLIC.-No. 06.

AN ACT making appropriations for the sup
port of the Military Academy for the wear
ending on the ihrtieth June, eighteen hun
dred and forty seven.
ESEc. l. BE enacted By the Senate
and House Of Representatives. of he United
States Of America IN Congress assembled,
That the following sums oe, ind the same are
hereby, appropriated out of any money in the
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, for the
support of the Military Academy for the v,ar
ending on the thlrtlelh June, eighteen hundred
and forty~seven.
For pay of officers, instructors, cadets, and
musicians, ssyenty-eight thousand nine humid
red dollars.
For Communication of subsistence, five thouss
and two hundred and fifty-slx dollars.
For commutation of forage for officers hor
SEES, TWO thousand four hundred dollars
For clothing for their servants, four hundred
and twenty dollars.
For repairs and improvements, fuel, and ap
paratus, forage for public horses and oxen, sta
tlonery, prntlnf, and other incidental and con"
tingent expenses, twenty thousand dollars.
For completing the barracks for cadets, fif
teen thousand dollars.
SEQ. 2. And be il further enacted, That the
President be authorized to appoint a bord of
visitors, TO attend the annual examination of
the Military Academy. whose duty it shall be to
report to the Secretary of War; for the infor-
nation OF Congress- ut the commencement of
the next succeeding session, the actual state
OF the discipline, instruction, police adminlstra-
ton, fiscal affairs, and other concerns of the in
stituion Proridcd, That The whole number
of yislters each year shall not exceed the half
OF the number of States4n the Union and that
they shall be selected, alternately, from every
second State. each member being bona hde
resident citizen of the State from which he
shall be appointed that no less than six mem,
bcrs sinai be taken from among officers actually
serving in the militia; and that second mem
Der shall not be taken from any Congressional
district, until every other district in the State
shall have supplied a member: Provided, fur
Their, that no compensation shall be made to sa nd
members beyond the payment of their expen,.
SEES for board and lodging while at the Military
Academy, and an allowance not to exceed eight
cents per mile, for travelling by the shortest
mail route from their respective homes to the
academy, and back TO their homes. And the
sum of two thousand dollars is hereby appropri.
ated to deffay the expenses of said board of
vlslters at the next annual examination.
SEC. g. And be HJuriher enacted, That the
teacher of drawing and the first teacher of
French at the Military Academy shall hereat-
ter be, respectively, professor of drawing and
professor of the French language.
Approved, August 8, 1876.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
GARRETT, ADMIR- Va. ROPER.
Pichens Circuit D0urt.

WILLIAM COCHRAN, for tho plaintiff in
error.
l.. w. PEcK.contra.
GOLDTHWAlTE J.
l. The requisites required before an exc,
cuion can be issued on bond given in
claim suit, apply only to that summary
mode of proceeding, and in declaring in
common law action, on such a bond.
1t is only necessary 10 set out breach of
the condition.
2. The parties to such bond, are bound to
notice the determination of the claim suit,
and therefore no nverment of notice to
them, TO that effect, is necessary.
3 A plea of non est tactum to bond with
condition, must under the statute, DO
verified by oath as in other cases.
4. The bankruptcy Of the principal obi.
gor in penal bond does not discharge
the suretes.
Affirmed.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
PUBLIC No. lI0.

AN ACT 10 amend the act approved second
April, eighteen hundred and forty>iour, ent>
tied "An act directing the disposition Of GER
tain unclaimed goods, wares, or merchandise
seized FOR being illegally imported into the
United Slater.
SEC. IL Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives. Of The United
States of America in Congress assembled.
That the provisions of the act entitled San act
directing the disposition Of certain unclaimed
goods. wares, or merchandise seized for being
Illegally imported into the United States" ap.
proved April second, eighteen hundred and for.
ty four shall apply to all property ofthe apprai.
sed value OF one hundred dollars or less, any
thing contained in any other act to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Approved, August 8, 1916.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
SPEARS, TRUSTEE vs.. WALKLY.
Burbour Circuif Court.

JAMES E. BELsER, for the plaintiff in err.
rcr.
BUFORD, contra.
COLDTHWAITE, j.
A bequest Of slaves to husband. to be
held and worked by him, tor the use Of his
wife and children, but subject in no way
to bis debts, contracts, or judgments and
at his death 10 be equally divided among
his children then living does not create
legal estate in the husband, which can be
sold under executionat law.
Reversed and remanded.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
DECISIONS OF JUNE TERM, 1916,
SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA
Reported for the Journal and Flag.
RICHARD d. ROWLAND. vs.. JOHN
BOOZER, USE, &c.
Reported for the ia
Circuit Court of Benton.

Circuit Court of Beaton.
S. +. RICE. for the plaintiff in error.
w. p. Chiffon and +. w. l3owDoN, for
the defendants in error.
COLLIER, c. J.
|. The declarations of the Treasurer OF n
company, who delivers note. by their
order, to the beneficial plaintiff, in an ac.
,lon on the note, are inadmissbe as evl'
dence. 1t Is not competent for HIM by
any act done, TO prejudice the plaintiffs
right to recover, when not authorized 20
collect the debt, or release it, and when
such declarations are not referrible 10 any
res geStd.
2 Blu. in such case, the Treasurer would
be "a Competent witness, for the defend,
ant, unless il can be shown, he was inter.
esled TO deiea! recovery by the plain
tiff.
8. II upon view of all the evidence, and
such differences therefrom, as jury could
legilimately make, in favor Of the defend.
an, the plaintiff is Untitled to recover -
there is no objection to the court thus
charging the jury.
4. Where there is settlement of the &c.
counts OF partnership, and the compa
ny close their operations. and contemplate
no further meeting, or joint action; but
direct the custodian of their assets 10 dis.
tribute to the members in proportion to
their shares, If suit particularly referred
to, is not commenced by certain day !;
and this event does not occur. and
distribution made This. authorizes the
Treasurer TO dispose of note, the prop.
erty of the company, and the beneficial
plaintiff. having acquired it. by virtue of
an order made by them, may, although
member of The company maintain an ac-
ton thereon against another member, in
the name Of the payee; and the subse-
quent institution Of the suit, can have no
prejudicia effect upon the plaintiff.
s. Qnere. Is not the distribution Of the
assets of the company, (of which the de-
iendanl was member, by their own di.
rectlon, in legal effect, promise TO pay
any note, or other security, in which the
individual member may be indebted. 10
the firm, to whoever i, may be distrlbu.
ted
Judgment affirmed.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
JONES, VS.. KIRKsEY.
TalLadega Circuit Court.

WIN. L. Chiffon and l.. L. PARSONS, for
tie plaintiff in error.
s. +. RICE, contra.
GOLDTH WAITE. J.
In an action for maiciously suing out at
tachment process, it is not competent for
the plaintiff 10 show. that most of the debt
was due for usnrious interest when the
Judgment In the attachment suit, is for the
whole sum claimed. Such judgment III con-
elusive of probable cause. until reversed, set
aside, orlits validity impaired, by the judg-
ment OF some competent tribunal.
Affirmed.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
NEW SERIES-VOL. mo. I

levied on, That il belonged TO the claimant,
aud was held under him by hiring are ad.
mlssble, in a claim sui, against the plaintiff
IN execution notwithstanding tho statute.
WHICH excludes the defendant in execution.
IRON being witness in such suit,
Affirmed.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
Judgment affirmed.
ELLIOTT, AND OTHERS,
VS..
HORN. AND OTHERS.

Error to the Circuit Court Of Greene.
w. G. JONES, for the plaintiffs in error.
ERwIN IL GRAHAM, contra.
ORMOND, J.
|. J. G. with his own money, purchased
land of the United States, but entered it
Mt the land Office in the name Of his son,
then an infant Of tender years, for the
purpose of defrauding his creditors, he
being then greatly embarrassed. Held,
that this transaction was utterly void, not
only as to creditors but as the subsequent
purchasers.
2. IL seems. that the English decisions are
uniform, that voluntary conveyance, al.
though without fraud, will be set aside, in
favor Of a subsequent purchaser, for val
liable consideration, though he had
full notice Of The previous voluntary con-
veyance.
3. Where an infant does an act, VIII ich il
would have been his duty on arriving at
full age to do, and which by law he could
have been compelled to do,-as convey.
ing land TO which he had no title Such
all act though performed during infancy,
is binding on him and cannot be after
war1s disaffirmed.
4. The courf inclines 10 the opinion, that
there is no difference between an infant
and an adult, as 10 the tight TO convey a
title to land, held adversely to the grant,
or.-ln such case, the infant cannot by
his deed, convey the title 10 another, go as
10 invest him with the RICH, to sue in his
own name for its recovery.
Reversed and remanded.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20

A model Of Jerusalem, as it appeared in
the time Of our Saviour, has been con.
structed by an ingenious gentleman oil
Doubin, who has spent years in perfeciing
it, and bringingi, to its:present state o.
accuracy.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
JOHN LOCKE, vs.. JOHN J. WIN
STON.

Error TO the Circuit Court Of Greene.
Nm. M. Mummy for the plaintiff in err
FOR.
J. w. WoMAcK, contra.
GOLDTHWAlIE. J.
Whenever the only matter TO be ascer.
tanned, is the existence OF judgment or
decree, the exempication or other proof
of the judgment &c. is sufficient. in itself,
without proof Of the other proceedings in
the cause.
Affirmed.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
JOHN J. WEBSTER,
W..
ANDREW SMITH.
Tuscaloosa Circuit Court. W

Tuscaloosa Circuit Court.
MARTIN and HUNTINGTON, for the plaintiff
in error.
WILLIAM COCHRAN, contra.
GOLDTHWAITE J. g.t , $3.50
The admissions OF defendant in exccu.
lion, made whilst in possession OF the slave
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
VIM. p. POSEY. EFT AL. Va. A. J. CON.
NAWAY, EFT AL.

Writ of error to the Third Chancery Dis.
trict.
}. HAIR, for the plaintiff in error.
J. r. METcALr, contra.
GOLDTHWAlTE, J.
Where administrators with the will an.
nexed, undertake to sell lands of the tesiator,
under power TO the exec utor in the will. a
court of Equity will not entertain bill TO
Sc. aside sale by the administrators, al.
though alleged TO be fraudulent for the rea.
son. that such sale is entirely void, and
must so appear by the deeds, and therefore
can create no cloud on the title Of the
heirs.
Affirmed.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE FIRST
SESSION OF THE TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS.
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LATEST PROM THE Apnv

u
In the New Orleans Tropic Of tlr psi, II,
we nave iurther news from the army brouph,
there b. the steamer MKim.
On the 10th October, Gen. WooIs column
el'nos' SoOO strong, being Within four luys'
AZ" VI n,onciovia, was waited a, ON by he
SAea" uoNetnof, Lopez, with am es.ort,
who solemnly protested against mo fo,c,.s 81
the United STATES entering the town of Mon.
cio'la, aHd c%ontended that the course of Gen.
wool was IN violation OF the srmistice agreed
upon al Monterey. Gen. Wool was moi mo.
.ed ny the protest or by naming the armisticr
out assured the Goyemer he wauid enier Inc
city end take possession of ia. This ~ dif
on The Both October. The Governor then ,nI,I
Gen. Wool that he had protested against his
movements TO satisfy his Government.bu but his
'sriny would be treated as friends, and the best
houses IN tile city Were offered To Gen. Wool
LOT ms quarters. When Captain Davis lelt
INC army wasin quiet possession of the place.
'a"u Vhe pest oil beef, mutton, WHEAT. corn &c,
Yc., were furnished by the Mexicansat ycry
reasonable prizes.
Gen. Wool had heard unoficially of The
capture ot chihuahua. by Col. kearney. and
me General had consequently determined ia
remain IN Moncloyia until further udyires
were received. ~
Capt. Davis travelled from Mmclova IN
Monterey, distance 266 miles, i'm six d,ys-l
lie left Monclova ~ November, reached
monterey on the o'h, aud left the latter place
on the Ilth Tor Carnorgo. lie passed from
sloheiova to Monterey without an escort 5 ,ve
two Mexican guides. The troops OF General
.'ooi column are IN the excellent health
Al Monterrey there was some sickness.
IL Is stated that San Luis potosi is mllv
fortified, and Santa Anus is there with l6 OO6
men, which will be increased TO 10000. II
slated That more OF our soldiers have fallen nv
sickness than in battle.
a pInt high up the river above Tampico
ssIhereaiteG 10 BE- the base line Tor our army.
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~ "eyield our paper msinl, to the O.
Pe"'ng OF Mr.. Webstcr's great speech q, the
dinner given him in PhiIadslphia. So bur.
uheneo VIII our columns be in a few DAYS.
that we would not publish il were it no, one
OF the great productions That ought to BE-
stamped on every heart.
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MEANS ERnM nlnNA

who d'c- not know. that fom ,,me ,mm..o, 81.
chinese have pstd an oxtra,asant priec ~, ea...a~ I,
professor L'ndiey, ofthe London University. ono - The
VS. t''Snisis that ever lived, sAie- that. pfcrion. 10 N.
shipment from Ameries. II wa. a Government m.pono.
~ and was bought for It, weight in silver. VIVA, n.e
/" a. "ade OF A. to justify such prices 7 twas mann
'~''u'ed iaio The same preparation how sold under the
OF s~iers Ginseng Fsnsoes, and used to cure
.o"s"s' Colds bronchitis, and other affections OF the
f" S"eOy JAMEs BAKER.
Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-08
$1,000

"'aIo consolidated Dottcry of Delaware and
Georgia, Class No. 2OcXtn
To Re drawn at Wilmington p.l,r.,.
zee, ~ isSo: - mint or Lottery. ~ drawn tsno,. -
o OK IaI $1,000, oiS.SoO, i0f 5.Oo. OF 100 I
.s sS-naf'. "a proport,vn. 4 certificate Of
g =. . tweniy.n re ~ho'e-. VIII cost SEQ. twenty.
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5000

uraho consolidated bot,cry OF D-lawarc and
Georgia-ClaSs u. extra.
noccmle or -. 1886. i""'So"E'
- NuNiiel LOTTERY, - drawn ballots. Splendid scheme
p.iSeot Slh,uoo, of 1860, on Geo. Z nfe COO 20 n,
Nv ava looi lUN0. Tickets 81, sla-es in pro,,r
' y oetiineaie of package oi twenty .siV whiics
" ~ s@s' 500 t"eniy-s sax halves SO, iwen,y, sly quar-
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&s7.OOD

RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. on
~ tsiS avn a, Wilnipgion, Ielaw are on Monday, dec
did SCHEME. l prize OF az 900. / 90 s.to0. 4 Of tTgo :,
" 800 St s.I9', loof 200. jaf 2.OOO and 80 OF SO
shares an proportion. y c~cruica,e OF
- :" iweNt'hVe Whistles. will cost SIta. twenty.
slN na-ves $50. tNenly sIN ~anaricr, sas. !
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COOKING STOVE
w a Es n II q a. e; e..

Union STREET. WHEELING, VA.
TSlE su'scr, cr icing tc Osty AouNr FAITHS civ
a for thcrac oi &. Wolf 4 cos. hi,lly c~rlri,rsfcI
'"oAu,g STOVES, would inform Tie citizens aud putut
GENERALLY that he has ia,t received a iargc assortment OF
We ao9yesiOvts; Whicttor d|urahiity ,nilnv and prfrr
eauuot "icst ~ tts rcyipn. ic would. therefore. L,
'fectnIly invite The R%'tcntion 81 an who are in want ef (,
superior Article. 10 cai ard evamnc his assortment d.
Tore purchasing elsewhere, a. De- H. de.eurturd 10 son a.
snort pro"ts tor cash, OF 20 prompt cnsiourets on credit.
=. IL. DlCkEY.
CHt.Sa 1916. % THOMAS g.. CI~LBERTs0N
COPPER, TIN SllElETlRON-WARE
NA<sEACE0E2Y.
- 'IINtlSoN' uid and well known sfsp1 nv
- y uiun street. hcfe tuc ltst assortment can afV frs
r iuihu twd h ueiowrsi rafes. ALSO. IoUlInr m rrft,,
DICE as'u1i q terms. j.. o. hTGKEY
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MzgsysrN.
- [1
LdTEST INTELLIGENCE


we hope that no one wfI forget Mr.. Pfssr,
wi' address our citizehs Upon this subject this
evening at the hsthOaist E. Church at carly
candle light.
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TARE NO1ICE,

FXOTLL Keepers are Informed that hat dcsirstis
AE piece % property knowu a. tbs Virgins Hofsfsi.
ua'ed m the city OF Whfeiiag b. Offered ff reus a4a
ths nuH n Npfn metz Tie PREMISE snow in rood re
par. conveniently and pleasantly i0csef fr lusines4.
and is The stopping place fr nhc ~ the crest ~uafianaI
fvaa HsTc cnnlF s'ys tine rt coaches. Few situations
or thr kind ottr teitvr inducements 10 Hotel keerefs-
Application may made go tha -uf arricr a. Ea office on
Monro" etfeet neSt door Co the Times Office. Csnmuui.
ea,i"nsh ~ msalWtl also receive pf6mpt attention.
Novlt JoUN J.. HOGE.
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a3N.ONia

'rand Consolidated Lottery OF Dtlawar, and
Georgia. Clas No. ~. 10
NC 1tawh az wilmington, Del, on SATURDAY.. Dc,er,t.,
~ 'eto. - number Loacry. IS dawn ballots s"i.,
ava soiieHe' ] rtizei S30@O, 4 OF lO.OOo n oTg o1i ~
su.N' % s'uo' 10 OF l.Jcn, 10 OF COO, 10 of sn Tiete,s
~ shercsin proportion. \ ceuiicstc Of n,.k,,a =,
tNshy 'lse whqies, viii cost sI0O. twenty 'syr h.,,.l
so tweniy-lve qnariers Ss5. ' nNVes
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Attention is asked to the adtcrtisemen, Of
Mad. Bloque, the opening OF whose school
has been delayed by sickness in her f.m;lv
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SIp.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Dclaw,r and
Georpia-tiass No. 81.
= ut u'aNn 81 Wilmington, Delaware ON s,tuA.,
pgoe5het ~. 1si6. e uun,ber "a drawn hsIto,. SnID,
1ll sshene. j prize o f3O.OO0, 1 of 10000. or an y" -,
'rT ~ lu"' wv, of 6,ceO. 10 of2.1rO AndIO of on
ItoNeiS SlV. shares ia proportion. rertis.,.. ar
pashsse oi twenty six " ho,es. WIN co.f siao t,c,,. '
"aNes $50, twenty .six quarters SOS. IN
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aufTEEN pAys LArrR rRuM nnr

FafTkEN DAYS EArrR FROM EUsoPE.
The telegraph announced this afternoon
about live o'clock, that the steamer Calcdo.
MA had arrived iu Boston, from Liyrmool
bringing fifteen DAYS later Intelligence.
we have "c follow ing summary of com
United States FREE Hour 3Oa32s33 shininos
IN ao1ton, aud ~ shiiiiugs in Liverpool.
Cotton has declined Anew Orleans TAI,
selling al 6bd, bowed Georgia Gil. Thc sales
ot cotton Tor the week ending 9Th ala. were
20.l60 bales, and fos the week ending l3,b.
32 bales. For the Tour DAYS prior 20 the
steamers departure, the sales were $4,000
balcs.
The duty on Wheat is four shilIines. The
Grain mafketis dull in England andon the
Continent.
The money market remains as before the
sitlng oi Tie p~ceyiovs siesmer. There isa
Tree expectation OF bullion.
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LOOEI 0UT. LOOE
And took all round dIi1 then come in 10 +
Great CeRlrdi Ropis

ana look az round aud then rome ia 20 the
Great CcHtrGi Rouie
CLOTHING STORE
On ne orHcr Of Water and Monroe sl,,,ts
bsloic the United States HoieI.
III Newest, Chcapc't and most Fashiora'le stock az
goods ever ofcled IA this market, and consist i'm lAd
OF lhe ioH"wing' fweeds, goa mixed, nsrk do Drabd DO
S"'pchdcts, 1iuvcs, stocks, CraVSis OF SIR. GinrLan,
J'conc's sc. Scars. silk aud satin. Zine C.sAn,eye.
I'eeG Doe SN4n,ls"cy Plaid, French Plaid. Wool hrk'
hucbskiu SC. NESriNCS; Cashmere. NAr,eiiI,~
silk aud satin ofSll STYLES. Silver wrought do. Bl,.k m,
ni az qua rles. CLOTHS super surorfne T,eus,
"'H' biscS de-. Blue do. Brown do. Invisible Green do
al"i v hirh VIII bc made zap 10 order al the shortest no
uee Nhd most ta~hionahis aud neatcsi s.Nie. and AZ yerv
mw prices u y not necessary far inc 10 len tire ruhtis
'hSt Sn a Tailor. Er u - well known that | have bcNJ
my place a a Fashionable Tailor from the M cFni SIN.
lH' "t lhts fashionasle community, aud have always
s'o"d MOI. li9 public Will ind Il to their sdvauiasc
70 can AZ the GfcSi Central Route Clothing store, where
uey wiunnd a hrst rate assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
au"ithls aus make, and not the accumulation of an cd
stock OF eight or ten years standing. assure The pub
lc, or those who paironize me, thai all my garments are
nlsne In TIC latest style, of goos goods, aud viii warrant
my WORK 60 ~ aud Tar low prices I can't he beat. Call
I" INC Great Central Route Clothing Store for IarsAins.
NOV -. a. VI. DANE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-08
TRUS TEE,S SALE.

~ vrtur - q deed ~ trust from Join girffi,i io
- nle. bearing dai" tte "a day of As1ust iFt7. aud N
record in tFc tl,rk's Office OF the county t0uft Cor Ohio
ruurtF IN Book 2I.n. 20. shall sell on WHui4F ihe I4tn
"a ~ Zee l-fo. commencing AZ In u'ciuek a. " sttIe
tsnt DOOR - TIE t0uu House Dr OHIO county "a 'i ~
ffnflud situate pu the North side ~ lirsrF street. for.
meriy Water strrftI u tiat nHr Of Che Cts ~ WHee
ling raued fsst Wheo'ug. and n~HHhered 1n the piat 20
TIE tuY a. int Number iortf nins 'tsf wherein are irs
irirk huEse- ' Selling a. tusfCc. 3 shall convey TO- ts
rurrhaept only sHrI tiIe a. BE- vested w one hF the deed
vf trust Aforesaid. IerHH ~ naFmfHf maff k|unvuon
dav 81 sale JAMES 3 WHEAT, trustee
UrtUtrr Do. faff.