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ED DAD NOTICE.-A petition will be presen-
EN ted to the Trustees of Washington township
Monroe county, Ohio, on Saturday the 18th day Of
January 1877, praying for the location Of a
township road, commencing at the State Road near
Abel Browns, in Washington township, running
thence the nearest and best rout through the lands
of Andrew Harmon, George Coss and David Har-
moD to intefsect the SistefsvilIe road at the cor
ner of Peter Harmon's field rdec H.
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~ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Drum and Nancy Will take notice that
Drum his wife petition. was filed
~ ysr VS. aa ,e against them on the
Elizabeth Haught, Tobias 30th day Of October,
Haught, Evan Haught, A. d. 1875, in the
Alpheus Haught, James Court Of Common
Haugbt. Henry Barnard, Pleas of Monroe coun-
and Delilah his wife; Coin ty, Ohio, by John
Eddy and Sally his wife; Drum and Nancy his
George Jobes and Esther wife; aud is now pen.
his wife; Peter Eddy aud ding, wherein the said
Elizabeth his wife; EDos John Drum and Nan
Tenant and Tena his wife, cy his wife demand
and Peter Haugbt., J partition of the follow
ing real estate. to Wit The east half of the south
west quarter, and the south half Of the north west
quarter Of section tweDty-elght, in township three,
aud range FIVE, in Monroe county Ohio, and that
at The next term OF said court application will be
made by the said John Drum and Nancy his wife.
for On order that partition may be made of said
premises. N. HOLLISTER, Their Atty. 5
nov
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS:
~ CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Drum and Nancy Will take notice that
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UyHE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LIT
ERARY MESSENGER AND REVIEW,
FOR lS45.-This is Monthly Magazine
devoted 10 every department Of Literature and the
Fine Arts II is the union Of Slmms'" Soufheyn
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
NJ. & r. SWEENEY.

IL AVE just received and yivusu 100 r,ckaecs
FINE en- IA rni 9uEENSWARE.
hmeus Other article, ih,y have
tiuc Gold band China Tea SETS rom 81 a. 100 70
Rich CT, and Fancy % do
DO 90 eNfl fine do
Richly decorated Mantel Ornaments Coiugnes. Fan
cy lnk-. Baskets SC 90 c;cat variety
The L.,diCs are invited ~ csil nni examine
Ihcso, rs they sufPsss nay Ibing ui she kmd ever
before brought Co tsis cou"ry sod are worth -eciug
Rfch Gili luJ emb sscd Fruit I,kels faces & high
Wbuc China do do d.
Gir sfj rlain CumFnuers Cn..cf'l.es, THuecns,
Eoats lui Spu!,; rsl Pots Sugars uui e cams
Too aoj Cldsc Cups aud Sluoer. Plates. So. huled
plain aud h"ry styles, sets 81 pieces 10 suii cue
tomefs
~ common wo'c We have lt"efp"ol Dishes and
Plates ai tJ sze. Teas aud G. 1.c-, Tea and Crff-c
Pots Sugaf- end Gee Sc, Of ynuHus co.of-
prn'c1. tawlue D. uc md Fsory TriI, SETS; N
/ mun edged Places u shes. Teas. Sc So, with owe
~ other 1rr,Ic u,Iaiiy ksIs n ibc mnsi EXTENSIVE
embellishments utIhc rouutty. ntd Which thc puhlt
need uriy call SOD price q, he satisfied bat ~ s~i
| lower bar hes c,u hc pufshlsr el-ewnrfe ~,
hive Uu baud aui ATE CONSTANTLY m,uui1C.uftn l
I Cot and rI1u iIsI Lump. Lap.clus. Tum''rf.
! % she's. 50, which ege.h,r win our stock 90
Quser.vare we iuSue the a ienl,ou of putrb4spr.
/ other Nbp.csals rr retail Warehouses ~. aH,
/ Monroe - WhceIns. Va nov -
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BHtNfIi>t,EI'S
ALTERNATIVE s RESrCRATLNE SYRUP

AN ENrIHE VtGkTABlE PREPARATION
| ErOR No Cure 90 SCRotULA. &. irr -,-4f a
re- ia'afs Chr1uc Nh,u-.-t,ru. t,,ur, t.n
| 'Hrp ul>PEP STA Ii,at,j %. E.tIt.ss 90 %.
/ N#tn Nr,tc R,,b. Tcucs Du rsr. S,pt. uic.ir ,r
Ner'Tta' u srH.',' in sh.t inNm blI .f.s1.ys pf..
.'nc from an lNrUEE s.at. of tne BLOOD 70 Hs
rat rfa on't.ilun 90 flr Digestive O.eau. go Ir ls
JUn eIo's u.pvl NEGcuR,
/, -u"V .ur.r Twelve t,lrs since rte proprietor
come w tlr tu v'rIsc 81, ll, s..ap. BOO ,,h..I
n0.e DO ,7s De- t'', Hary u s't. at exceeded h..
expectations. hHNu- rsJ.uuu.d rutrs Vtcr.
'Hsns.' I',.H,t, aud OBJ" ,'r'.u. I..flfstlaHs 90
>'isNp'.i'. cur % Hu'. thuueu pyJ,..d %. ,ura ..-
'mc. produco TIC least -a.uug "a os uluu iae
.1rrrfs.
Ga Is proaerl...r B.. Tsic. Cl''srr- De.ta.
'fie. p,"rruc. uud ac,- ulf,u Dee LIVER a.,A,i-
trg 90 vhsu .urru.d tf 90. r.t.g.
As au Roc jrs suJ H. .f.r 90 t., BIO 70 be-
,' h". e,i.y hr.ts, cI hy lre Proprietor ga. cuy5 iu
any e.h+f mod rIrc u.,, Boo usr.
iudcvd 90 wp- nor tuui hc h4j hr,'r @ E.'ly s-t
nhrd of 90. great mcdI,unpi virues trtrhrr watt
Ihr geo lrtI. ul rer-f., NIH U.d Urf. r>scI thc
same. 'h1i he WHu.d rHr.,u. Goo uf.i,c t,pIs.-h .r
m dtum ui o. tc.,>pnIrr 1s such 90 ,...s. 10. b lu
."a,s ,c'meI 90 usu,h itN, 4..e,.l l.ti.. o..
self lrtl uHnyr.
r.ruugh tar rrtsut.1u of m1ny pr...... .vl.
seem ID" ibius i.u' 600 duN s.prJ 100 ..f| sl 90 Poo
He world tr lbe ro.cut %. s., Hrttg ,Hutu.r.. Er
H's At l,rg. No come itJNv cHu,tus.uu 60 ru.aulrg
Doe cAulsc u'oy'Ud hv ,Nrgy vfurrunitf at 4u.,.
medicines though hr tr,lls NOT Nth thai hrrril.ld
q i.8Htrry winch many use go ofjcr O., ,ram tasir
,.'h town he lIrol's ut i.p easily dy.ut,I ir..
pie. tcli,aef &C. curs have often t,tu t,u-
drud Htm. tluf which DC feet. l,ul, ihashig. Oh
'arh &C ttyIr sn. lticullrr.) Nui srcb fDrr. Dee
never deemed necessary, res bee Dos, Hf H.i itI. /
consider hi. assertion cd I's,I.. 80 siI..yu.. a.
'Hn,c Whu cannot rahr irrrr.,l ,Nar ug s1,s a.c I
"a .art o." 'nturu.sl"n io ,H.r Boot, uH|te.ue ae- /
hi
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MILIINEnN.

Mrs WADE would respectfully invite he sr
We 'sHlilu oifhc fadIts Iu her second FfpJk o.
Wir.er NHIrsry. iuJ received, from one e Ibe
uns' I.hfurlbie French lIsu-c. iu New Nufl --
lirf G'lds are ul the best qualify. we'll selected
'uH pI ilc ,ev latest Hy,s sni consist bee pprt pf
iho following 1uitIss LtIir. Bplrct.. Cars flrsd
dr,s.ss and B'rdr.s. B.urri and Cop Rlbbsus.
Ffeucb fisNeu. Plumrs, Fancy NrHs. Nsivei-
SIN. ard S,uus SIX and Wash Ronds. Siik and
L.'e lsess 1Hd EdruR-, S.rrs TrnmIugs ard
sever .ihe, rinmiurs l.d Notions tao uutncrsua
'a uerf..u. TIE BuaVe goods wiII hr -.Ia ~ .ci
Gems rh-lrcf hlu a0y of rhe s1me hluI lhi- side OF
Ihs N.unaits
% Lrrtarn arI S.fsv Banne.s cleaned sfss.
pressed. buI dutc ly Iu .hp He. sIi 't 1.f at ..r
fUae MRS 4 WADE
r.t o. CH.ra. t1nul a t.... s.
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Es OsBesT ETS.
To NOUSG-kEEPEnS.

four attention - called o. large and well So
lccicd essprlment OF Furnishug Goods oi every De.
scrpi"n. MY 26
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ID X y a. q d - n:
Then conquer. We must.
For our cause % o. Just
JOHNSTON q BERRYIIILL.

ia uOLESALE ard Read D,aisr. h, ForeIrn
w eud Domestic Try Goods coll he attention
OF the citizens OF Wheeling aud Dos cNi.e AZ oihcr
persons throughout the surrounding cputiry. o.
their large cheap ani well selected stuck ol Fancy
aud Saplc Dry Goods. We vail confess that Ne
do not profess 90 be sclli0s ut cost. but 40 are
Determined 90 sell ruots al such pfccs as viii
cumpeie with ans house in this 80 any other cit
Wet OF ne mountains. ih &c sciiirg ~ ai cost io
The contrary rUtN ih,ilnj'uc, as sc Wish To reduce
our suck much os possible. io make fJuu Tor our
Spring purchases We Ia NOT deem % ueccssary 10
name he articles. bot wall mctc'y state that We
have every article thai y usually to bc hal n dry
eoods siorc. wiiha variety Oi notions which are TOO
sdt,u. a. mcotton
LADIES ~ 40 please call and examine our s'cck
OF Canton Grape Scafis. saue 90 the haudsomesi iu
The Guy, and very reduced prce.
10 liArrERS.
d We always keep hand n large as-ort
meni oi lIauet's Puts aud Trimmings with several
q asses II Meas aud Boys Clo,h. Glazed aud Plush
Caps Eieluite ipr
JOHNSTON & BERRYIHlL.
roy - NJ l3i Nam =. Wheeling
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Vt lf BE KNOWN hst a ~ ADAMS ba.
~ fe,d he New York snd Paris FASHIONS f,f
f'h sud Winter Of lst5 sol s. SOD also = srsI,
bi ~ Cassinsfes sod Vesiings Which Wtll 10 made
np ~ o'isf n ne iss FASHIONS Thnse Who uani
fa'h '"".h's cio'hes bal byilef give hin . call.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VARIETY STORE
II T. H. EO zig q. % " X 4.
NOgrH SIDE UNION STREET.

WHEELING. "a.
A RI NOW OPENING e .pIcrd.d Nase.y of
N GOODS. suea ss have NOT been before loanJ
th ih.s market
Thrfstck compri.es eycfy species 81 GOODS boo
De variety hue. from tur slna. cis j.ys Do ius uf.
se-' aud mu-j valuable domestic ARTICLES
They IRE prepared 'u suYp'y PEDLARS nDd
cot NTRY STOKES Uuh 90 good. in theif huc
e. lover prices th1u hey have ssct belafs been
bad Wes ~ Tho N-urisiUs
BRASS CLOCKS.
lafgc ard sIfcU,J assortment i1f sale whole.
sale fetait 90 manufacturers pu-ss
The ru1Itc ,ill make reoHey hy lt.Iing aud Is.
dinininR DOR uds ard pfi-ts
scP2G ELLIOTT s. ORR
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EXTRACT OF COFFEE.-rhe srieie
~ ms heen discovered uf isic in Etupc asd
hay become sbcel shf,isd 90 over he Continent that
every lafaiy fnskts use 30 D.. n.t oriy 80 owing
Of g. Zee. bgi AZ rcrstH remedy Oh pfrycH. ha.
dieadisl disease, Dyspepsia g. tnpsoves ne as.s
II The coffee the c1l1t aaI ave. he haifths gBsf
10y Of coiioe o. sieas ihs tunre bsutt Than e.a.
'''" sla's o. any 0'hef snsIe, 90 cleauns 10, .sIs
o. ne store u d MClNNlS
90 = Market Sfnsfe
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LADIES WEAR.


Super Ffcueh. EngIish and Scotch Cashm, re-
of the newest patterns. s. ks. Alpacas. Bomhaz,ue..
run,sseaucs. Msuuocs; French EngIish and D..
NEST. Chu'zes and Pf,uts. several hundred pieces,
Scotch. Manchester nod Ameucan Gurhan. in
great variety; Ribbons. Flowers. SIR add Nlohair
ffingcs, Gmp, and pthrr tritnmiugs--a large stock
oi Cuiscts Corded Skir's Welsh F,annel; 6 Twist
Cotton and Wool Flannel : lk chain asd genuine
Welsh Gauzc F'-puei; Liucp camhrlc lldkts very
large e,i desirable assor,meot; Llucu Cambria.
Jnconcl. Swiss and Scotch Null aud Book Muslins,
Cambrcs, plain, &C rded and plaid. Long Lawns aud
Mi other such white goods--rhrcad Lace. nud
Edgiues, L'slo aud Cotton dv, cpuct add - -
Eesings aud Inserting tie vcry hosl assortment.
StlAMI.S- super Tu,bcrri. Cashmere Th,bcl.
Wool. ,mbd and plain. MUushn de Lone do.
French Mcuno DO super black cmbI Cloth. TIL.
M-urnug shaws-ai.oa age 10, of c,orcd.p plain
and eHb d do Blanket. Cotton Br1cha and oihcf
medium aud low priccd Showls Ais. SUPER
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED FRENCH
CLOTHS FOR ca OAKS
CRANATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet, S,k sud Mcunn, hands me assortment
Bunnes Vclvel.. SILKS and 1 lower. French
needle. worked Cepe. Cain zeIi,s aud C,llars
haRdsomc small 6g'd high cUlored Mnuslin dc
LANES ior chidten, supcr black Lace Ve,'s. wor--
ted Cars nd Goats Tor children; Gum Elasiic und
web Suspeudets iot BOYS HOSIERY, Black aud
white SIX, Alpaca, Meriru. WorsiCd. Lamu'.
Wsoi, Cashmere. Cotton and GcfmantuNn Hose, ct
all coors and Tricts cor Ladies. Misses and Chil>
dfep; also Grociau Biuts '@r children GLOVES
Bsck whJc and colofcd kit. h'acN md White silk.
Cn,hncrr. Alet,na. Cotton. Fillct Melt Nuhaif aud
every her description Of his nuicle iur Iadie..
Missesno oh,drru;a large and superb stock To.
ge,hcr with every variety Of Goods lor Ladies' aud
Chlldfebs wear. W II SELBY
nov "a Corner Main & Madison Sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-10
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LeN'- SHELL. Complainant
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ceased. rLt. ION WIsr s.I,. Tr...,.. N.r
snn Melon, David "as.sr aus fr.srn O.
S.cgrysr B.E.arg
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according o ihe rcr ui assembly aui iIe fu'tt OF
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msy 1fc net 'ut1btsnf. nt tlo Commonwealth off
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