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JUST RECEIVED AT
c.. III. WAIDIN'S
WATCH AND JEWELRY
CO. EDo

ION Jefferson street, formerly National Hotel,)
A FULL and we'll selected assortment
- OF the newest and best selected fashiona-
Bile
JowolFy and Gold w are
Such as Ladies and Gentlemens Breast Pins.
Patent Lever Watches,
Plain and Stone Studs,
All kinds of Finger Rings,
Newest Fashion EARRINGS,
Gold and silver Pencils,
Gold Pens with diamond points,
Bracelets, Silver Thimbes,
German Silver and Silver plated Tea and
Table Spoons, first rate article,
Silk money purses,
Silver, German and Steel Spectacles,
Fine Cutlery, Steel pens, steel spectacle
cases,
Compasses, Violin Strings, &c SC.
All kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
carefully repaired and warranted
Highest price paid for old Gold and Silver.
July g IS46-6tf
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Marrie0:

Nth. 9Th inst, by ]. X. Delashmutt Esq.
! |. VIM. Vance to Miss Elizabeth Nor
=, "a Of Union Township, Des Moincs Co.
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To Country and City
Merchants.
TIME subscribers are now receiving a
Il large and most complete assortment Of
"a HID a.

e "A NJ a. =
which have been purchased at great reduc-
ton from the prices of former years, and will
be sold at correspondent rates. This stock
has beer selected with great care, as regards
quality, style, and sizes, and many Of them
made to our own order. We shall endeavor
to please all who may favor us with call,
both in regard to quality and price If, OIL
examination any goods purchased Of us do
not prove satisfactory to the purchaser, we
will receive the same back on the terms sold
(if at once returned to us) and pay the charg
es. The following are the principal kinds Of
caps on hand:
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice
n that he has been appointed Administrato:
de bonis non, OF the goods and estate of Chas.
Kellett, late of Burlington, in the county Of
Des Moines, deceased; -and requests all per-
sons indebted to the estate to make payment
to him forthwith. L. w. EASTMAN.
Administrator de boais non
Burlington, august 81. l046-14-3t
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$40 REWARD

"A rLAI-BOAT. belonging to E. Itch.
~ ehor' was missed from the Dovenn,rt
w mari about the LIST of last Jane, supposed to
nave oeen stolen. The boat was so feet lone
gunnels OF burr oak, two feet deep, turning
up AZ me bow about four feet, the plank at
tne potion running lengthwise, 6 inch plank.
,n,uf,ha .on where the boat NAV be found
will be rewarded as above nv r TJCHENOR
at the lie Claire House, Dayennort low.
sept 10, lS46-l6-3t
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ror;fin operation.

/ =. new Tarih Il" opo
f'e : The &C. fixes the LIST Decem.
' 'ss 'ns the provisions
Be n.y. The Warehousing act, just
0n n.y.. imporlations to be stored
ihs' p Several cargoes have already
l''s deposited and consequently g. mt the
b., for he last aaa. ,ma. of the year
,a' ,s Of Is ds ssi'' thus brought
Ba'nsa, he used as an argument TO
Fs'' ~ VII beneficial character OF ! Il, new
|as nc w. vs another humbug will come
!, ~ y ' he party who are usually more
pt \, luck than foresight.-Ia. Free
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-10

NEW GOODS, CHEAP Real Span.
In ish Chocolate, CASTLE bar soap, Ami.
cite Cordrals, Olive oil, superior sperm can
dies, the celebrated Star candles, fresh rice,
premium mustard, best Imperial tea in cat
sizes, &c. A small assortment Of the above
choice articles, with general supply of
Groceries, for sale by w II MAuRo
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,;urIiratol Market.

The Rev. Mr. Robbins, of
.s,,too. Iowa, will preach in the Con.
a ma meeting house, corner Of Water
.sc'Iombia streets, on Sabbath at IL and 2
lick.
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NOTICE,

&c ~. W. ICE.
Z Fsa, y Indebted to the late firm of
ssall and a a are respectfully request.
Isfln,ton ALFRED S. FEAR.
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IN NEW BOOKS

lsro-rNEW BOOKS
New dpse OF Iowa in 1876. BY ]. B.
" Thompson. o. NeS'co''--By Waddy
Sue o. The Foundling.'-By Eugene
Dum MONTE Cristo. BY Alexander
Ti0 '' w. d. SKILLMAN
under Barrett House
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HH IVA m - O
comprising all the kinds and qualities that
are wanted in this market
The above goods have all been bought at
extremely low prices, and will be sold at
very m oderate advance. We solicit a call
from all who may want goods in our line.
H. e. A. O. WHITTEMORE
143, Main street, one door
North of the Bank.
St. Louis, August 18th, lo46-l5-5t
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remedy known to the civilized world. 1t is
the best preventive of hereditary consump-
tion-it i the best defender against the influ.
ences of climate-itis the best remedy for in.
cpient tonsumption-and it is the great and
only remedy for that fearful
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

SrANoTiitR LIrE SAVED by the u.s Of
pf "'-'sfs Bai.'m OF Wild Cherry. TIE iolIe~-
ing ''f'hcaie - from he wir 81 Mr. En..eh Perry
'Nefy respectable harmed Oslo,d O-satv. Maine.
and can be relied spon 90 true in, swry particular
u ~ss n"i -ohensI. hut gwen ~ The lady fsos> q
sense 81 d.v. feeling ih,, she owed the preserve.
'"n Of her lite In Dr wi.srs Wild Cherry B.lssso.
RussosD. Me. Oik,sd co. July %. lolS.
The may crruy. thai have tss number Of
wears bern severely afii,eied wmh the Assh~s. In,
Ocioher, loi3 took volent cold. Whieh peo.
duced very severe cough. which was secoapa.
med With -evsre pans m ny ssd- and ssest pso.
'u.' " nights Thc-e bad symptoms eoassnusd, un.-
~ WIS ~ much reduced that ! Unable 10 do
any wotk at~sui The hpose al even wsih scross shsr
r'-'m wrih"ui e..Is'anc~, In July 1e44. wss -
Afflicted with -h-rti.s~s Of breath. sSch great din.
Gully IN breath ne. IA such pain. thst I wss
nnshic To lie M hsd sleep iss three wssks. One
physician Who attended me. end another whe Wso
o'nsnl'~d hoih <ore Ne up 10 dis-ss,d hey csstl
do no u"rc ior me My breads dsspsired q ny
lie. had uO hope myself . Then ecaaesssd
taking DIR wr.n. p.i.sm Of Wild Chsrry--tsGses
had taken on. bo,ile was able tn walk sboet The
'l"use. l continued In take the Bslsoa uatil .
had taken four botile.. aud now an wsli Ire
irrm rain. hrr or cough. do nv own wosk .kesp
n" help. aud have not enjoyed heller health fos 60.
'ecn years. ls'ruedI RELIANCE PERRY.
F.r .alc Nv PRYOR & PAUL. 16t Msrkes a.;
also ~ JCRUMBACKER. Druggist. In iss S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
For THE TINES.
GRAND NEW YEARS BALL.

cannot resis, the opportunity as psrtici-
Patof IN the pleasures OF the New Years Ball.
u give short description of the richness of
oomand likewise the proceedings of the night.
entered about o'clock. and never did INV
eyes behold a more beautiful scene, never
was more asreably disappointed in the appear
ance OF the room and likewise the lnrpe nns,,s.
Pcctcd number that was present. Jovand pl,p-
ness seemed to sparkle in the ewes of every one
the roomwas most beautifully adorned with
everything that was suitable for the OCCASION
the music was excellent. The musicians com
menccd about o'clock and there numbered
from ten TO fifteen codllions on the floor from
that hour until IL o'clock after which the La.
dies proceeded TO the dressing room About
half an hour was expended in making prcpar
atoms Tor suppcr-evcry thing was very nicely
aud beautifully arranged ON the table and i,
did not lack anything that our market could
produce. The ladies then returned To the ball
room again aud Were all comfortably seated
and waited on by the Managers The room
was again prepared for dancing which contin-
ued until four o'clock. Supper and the short
time Tor recreation seemed to add life TO those
that were already full oft. The ladies' that
attended the ball do certainly deserve great
deal OF credit for the tasty manner in which
their Ball Dresses were made. could not
| give description of them. Mr.. Numsen dc
serves praise for the manner he got up the
support gave satisfaction to all. The next
Is who were the main springs of the orderly
aud quiet manner in which the ball was con.
Quoted; the managers and our worthy door
keeper Mr.. Warden They deserve great credit
Tor the manner they conducted the ball |
am sratiiicd TO learn that surplus OF $50 was
ieit alter the expenses were paid, which was
given to the Dorcas Society. STRANGER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

:. Rooired. T,atwhlc wc are filled with
gratitude Co ,hst Providence. which has per
emitted him To ds in ,he mijs, ct his own rel
au,os end iriyut.. We sol cannot ccase Co de-.
u.ore the los OF our. whose manly character
and 'uany ,i,tye,, SO justly eudsaIed him to
us ell
! Rcscired Thu, the members of this Bar.
wear 'hc usual bldga OF mourning lor thirty
dols. u ioh'u Of ,hc,r rcspcc, lof the deceased.
. Reoifei, That the Chairman conmuni.
cate a copy ot the.s resolutions. to the parent,
OF 'he deceased as a proof OF ,l,r high es,ima.
ton m which we hold the recollection of hi,
oh4ue,er auj as au expression OF our sincere.
''s' sympathy IN their sad bereavement.
o Rf,0lrsS, That these resolution, bc pr.
seniej by iae Chairman To the superior and
inferior Courts OF thi, county, with rcqucs,
Fiat 'hey be- spread upon the records OF the
respective Courts, as a perpetual memorial OF
our oli.c,ionate regard Tor the memory Of our
departed friend.
q H,'olrea That the proceedings of hi,
meeting b. published in the Newspaper, OF
this city. NJ. G. coon Chaira
JANLs rArLL, Soe'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
PROTESTANT EPlSCoPAL MISSIONS

On sunday last, as we learn from the Church.
man OF this morning, the cause OF ic.eign mis-
sions was presented at meeting held in ST.
Barthoome IS Church. The Rev. G.. r.
Bedell read the evening prayer. From the re-
port OF the Secretary i, appears that in Texas
there are three missionaries in charge of three
ilounshing parishes nearly able TO support
themselves. In Matagorda the whole popnla-
ton Were nearly comprised in the Church
The annual estimate tor 'hi7'niSston Il $4,000.
The mission at Athens employed Is persons,
and foo children received instruction from the
schools; its cost is $500 per annum. AT
Constantinople there are four missionaries un
der Bishop SouthGate. the estimate OF the an
nuol expenditures Is $4,000, of which $1,000
yves contributed by gentlemen in Charleston.
mission numbered five, and the congregations
OF natives 1900 cost OF this, SIP 900 per year.
The China mission employed 2 persons, all
under Bishop Boone, at an annual oatlay of
$4,000. To meet these engagements $4,000
is needed by the LIST of January .-Ncie FORK
AducriiSer, lSt inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

sorts Of iun anoat. and I'm 10 hare no theatres,
no egg uog. no nothing-a pretty New Years
any how, when you've not got thc combus,i-
blcs--uo huTntres TO light the New Year in f,
on powder To shoot the old wear or Well.
lspose must paddle To somew here's: and
III paddle tall get there. though | don't
know Whereabouts il j.. But tina, Stubs
has prospec, before him. now that me and
public opinion is coming after him. can
tell him that for his comfort aud then. III
move out of Philadephy to some place where
the peoples clyilised and go il strong for pub
lac opinion. This town is spilled"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
ALEX T LIDLEY. Clerk.
Cu.,e.,r-,

NIRGINIA-Is Cn.ScxHs-.-
~ toe Clerks office Of The C,rc ~. - NO."
Oonf OF La" and Chsnce,y for the county = o,'o
- The month al January 1916. ""'o'-
The North Western Bank OF virsinis.
Complainant
against
Merchant Delord, j.. and Morgan Nelson.
Dsfsndsnis
The Defendant Deforj. not having entered Ms.
Importance AMI given security arcosiins 10 The scs
~ assembly ond The rules ri hi. Court anil d an
caring hy saiso' tory Troof that he 10 not en- in.
habi'ani oi the commonwealth Of Virginis-On
n"'on "i the complainant BY counsel IL 10 ordered
'hai The said defendant do appear on the 6r a dsv
90 'he ne'' term 81 this Court sul srswer The com.
Plhi"n' h'l' AMI that a c'py Of This order fonh-
WIN inserted 'n some news 9apef printed IN Tho city
OF Wheeling ior I~ month. ,ucceeiyeIy. and mai.
Ell al ihe front dor Of The cmn hous, ri Ohio
comfy A copy ie-e. ALEX T. LtIDLEY.
jan Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

" IRGINIA-IS CEAsc.HY Al rule, n eli
IN The CLERKS Office II The Cireun s.ee,i,,
Coun Of Law and Chancery f., The eou,tv a 4 Ca,
90 The m"n'h Of January 1916
'''"" zane Complainant.
against
Johf Waiter and James N johnson, Defendant.
The complainant having fled m attended ,,,,
supplemental bill. and The defendant. moi hsv;n..
entered heH appearance snI given security seeo,s
"'os 10 'he act Of assembly and The rule. Of .hi.
80 a"o u Appearing by satisfactory proof ihss
lhey are not inhabitants 81 the Commonwealth o1
fHs'ha--on moi'"n Of The eompsi nsni by conn.
'eI u IS ordered that The SAID defenJns.. 10 spo., :
here Tie first day Of The next iern Of hi. eou,,
~" a"'N ef Tho c"Hploinan'. bill. snd lhai eopv
% 'n,' o'def be bnh"'h inserted in -pnls news
p'Pri piiued " The city e Wheeling 10, ,vo
months s'seessVrly and p,ded Of the ftont doc, of
me court house OF Ono county. A copy Is.,e.
JAZZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

lRGINIA-IN CuNNcgtr -AtRnls.b,td
90 ne Geek fIire ri The Ciscnd S,pe,,o,
,"ni Of Law aud Cblnrrw fr the county .i M,
30 b" ppn'h ~ Jiuuify 1876
'''p D'"''s' Cmp'ainanf.
james Wheat AMI WIht,n y RrUe. t,,,.. =.
RIDDLE ont Wi.hushhy w Line. ,,e p,,n,,,
under lie 6'm Of vs. \ RdJic 4 c..
r Dcferdanis
The complainant hlying GieI IN ,n.t..J. A a.,
eH''. 't Do ihts clus.. a1I he detro.r,, d,
"'l"m w TOO" james y RtiTls nod ,yt.l.,.t.
~ Lone Ht having e,dric.f ibei, .,....r1..
goo sven s'cuiry ae'"fdn! ir re- sct Of a..eo,,I
'''' ."' ''i'a cd ,''' copf', ard 20 1rj.aunr al.
~ pf'-'' U''l hey afe upf nbliarati. AZ iis
''r'n' n'faih oi VBsmm-O, r.,.., "a a..
o. h' o'un''i % D. pfJc,fd hat Tho .,,t
.'IfHd'n'' ~ prpesf here on fhs G,.t g,y ~ IN.
'''' i''" an' 7nsHc' ue complainant. E,l al
peg '"Y q" i,s a-.isf be- fihwrb i,.s,,ei Il,
''' h'"'. 'Hef rf.uiri in he cry pf Wheel,
/" 'N' n'nh' sure essiysly ODD go.t.d ,t I'M, o.,
l'"' "i Doe toHn son.e 60 Obia count,
''' ieHs ALIEN q LAiDILY Cie,t
Hn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

Jay MS EAPECTORANT.-Tbt upedie in.
h'' already proved iself 10 he slI hat - bs. b.,n
recommended ny ihose Who have sivsn IL t. f.ir
-, +" w." coon"y and the demand sr ~ increases
daily We have Ja.i heard ~ an n, n,r,sn, en,. -
H''"ms' ~hch has hcen etfro ted by The no. Of "a
=" heighhorng iown-ihs case We, that Of . r..
m'Ie' Who bad iof y long time been under IN. e.,,
=" I"i'c''n' hw lad received no relief. sns bee
'a'e "ss oHisidyr'd hnpeIs--. Asa last s,s,,t an.
pn'ah'.eI bottle Of d. Jyoe's Expee,os.ni. -hieh
e'nsed her IN etpsriofate freely. gradually es..S
hef e""rh' SOL f'ptdy rsioted bof 10 health W..
nave 20 hesna'rt 90 sayirE. that ihis psspssst,n,,
y W y"he. i"f me cure ~ Coughs. Cold. IuRaeD-
erl. Asthma Consumption SC, b. the mos, v.I,,..
pie m'dcinr ever "arfed 70 lie American eobl,r
There - M qpsckery shoui it, DE- jayne /. GA.
~ he mOsi skhol physicisus IN Psnns, fyso,s 90
Wherever 10. va''oas Preparations hsve been IA9,.
beueisr'of - = spsyst ~ Jos,
~, ''ls y CkUMsAckER. Drossa.. wh...
dee ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
GROCERIES, 10

- tofFh SUGAR. MOLASsl,s. sPI
CtS 81 all hfd.. Sc. Sc. Win msny ssA.,
,,., 7" 'Ns eh''T Ice The subscubef uoul.,
BE- gisd u b. f'iends sp1 me cniSsp. .o,d -
h''n call a. Ne vii ell .. Low .. ear \. - :,
~" Go & SHAW.
~p'"fy 'Sesi essv zen 5ih and Sin ...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
AFFECTING INCIDENT :

AFFECTING INCIDENTAL gentleman
informs Us that while stopping at Naichez ON
Tuesday, on the wharf boat, gentleman.
who had been imratiently awaiting for several
days the arrival OF his wife from up the coun-
Try, overheard the mention OF her death she
being lost by the sinking OF the Belle lane.
HIS agony OF mind at the sudden news is rep
resented a. truly heart rending.
". o. Timss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
CONSUMPTION MAY BE- ANNrHrLArEp.

Since the introduction Of the valuable medic as-
into The United States. the deaths by Canssap,,oa-
are last 's.et ing ora she bright snssss Of health.
lo"Ud hesm'rg IN the eyes OF ,h,u>s.ds. wkosS-
ives ~ete reduced To a si-ujer thread. Co@psrs-
The weekly rrcords oi death The eiiies Of New
York. Boston. Philadelphia. Bsl,iusose ssd even.
"ur own CITY previous tn the yesr l6sOs since shssr
time take into consideration The ioesssss ses
population. and You nil find that Conssmpiicn hss.
been gradually OF IN m,nner conquered. "a -
well known TO the On immunity iha, there ere hua--
drcds OF valuable pers,rs spared weekly By The
timely use sf DR. Duncsnis Valuable Medicine"
and 81 long ss 'h.se afflicted commenes ssinr ,hss
remedy ~ season, Consumption of the LuaeS will
peeJily decrease. until every vesss of i,s poisoa-
ou. ianrs are errdicaied from soil Fer ssls by
u & II Il MARSH. Main 81. wheeling. JAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

Ia or Iaper OF ,.-'cr'as $50 eoI.aysf-l,5
Size" %, the Baltimore suj Oa.p HliI EoId
cu'll o. cu,GaU.j cheaper 90 Wb..'.u.
thaa to Pad.rbur. aa r.i.a, even i.on
nlt bower Ohio woulI hs o,ui.J la Baltimore.
cheaper Through Wbeg.mg ,au gr1r.b
P1'rrhrr, snt ,h1tthcua,i tiou uo Wtccl
lns Was always pp,u whom 8, wo, open to-
rsfhrrhuJs W. Ui.j uou turn our a,ien
tion 10 some o., 'a,ts uhi,lt Ne con. idrro
d,'p ,at ab'j'H; interest, both To ds Com
pT'f aut virginia 81 t. state
", 1b-cne l.li N,. L,ltob. ia IA, r,no.t
mshe lhe ruafD aut gave. d. a, O. mason
why t.r Company shpoj ri,.t ur lau al
Eco. i9.isii dist un, ouII pu4u. t,r
pyut oi 'lir right ul way lo Whcem- at gn,
un'.' We orc d,.gu- ,a e,auii. that re-
na.h add euquip ,,hr,hytiti, no, prrstmiug
nia.rwo mu,h upon 90. viIlu.l..s of Nil.
g'"a 60 waste Dc ,oauus suJ las waste
hr capital AMI comm. r,ial towns.
Virginia 1, the largest State iu .I,. tuion
ot"ePt IsNl-. auj hls -pai. tbr luuafc
uu.gs 90 s.a coast with -,.ml ua,i.sbl,
streams into iht iuua0r- ha. on extent of
m',s ihu tom h1ulucl mjDs west auIn,sriy
iHrec hundI,Jo,, o. Ohio ds,r Sine ha, a,
aoha so,l amy State more ulucul wealth.
aui IS uov uuspl0rs,--.i %, i.bt. afoH.i.,
ii""s. N,pinn ,hu~ hollis c8mmand,nr
position. It's uue she bas mot improved h.t
resource brat thlt though su ,ant d, MOI
'ulsetnessb,s ons. SIR hos euu sd,y to
move oH"au' Iu, aul ui1.r uu,, aiI -'lr u... 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
NJIRGINIA-IS Cu.scr.r-A, ,,l,, hell

"
IN the Clicks office 81 The Circun Sapsror
Court OF Law aud Chancery 6r The county of Ohio
IN The month of January 1886
Robert Morrison. Executor. OF d Elizabeth w Nor.
rson. fsrcuirr Of The last will and tes,suent Of
Joseph Morrison. late Of Ohio county. deceased.
Conplsinsnis
Austin Psay, William Angus us Peay. William
W"diord Re-, al.o know as William Wood ford
Henry Alien. J".~ph Gill. Eiizsbe,h French, Free.
uirlr and Peter trcuch. Exc, of Willis m French
a'e 81 Ohio county. decreased. Henry Morton. rrss-
81 u ii"rnbr".k and Thomas Horn rsok, John NJ
Clarke. James Clarke and Henry Mo,rs.
Defendants.
TIE C"mplainan's having fled ihsif bill TO ausch
Gnd obtain decree r the sale Of tho real estate IN,
The CITY 81 Wheeling. IN OHIO coun ~. vuginis. be.
hanging {" the ah-ent Defendant Ao.,in Pssy, in
GLIDING The lot. and parcels of ground IN ssid CITY,
ecIGed IN The deed itom said Austin To The dsfsn-
liant Wan Peay. dated January ~. 16I3, and
meniIonsd IN The bill of complaint Cor The ,aisl.c.
hon Of The debt Of s669l II. with interest end
c''sis. due ny said Austin Ia said compliments %
Er"cnio'sas aforesaid. and also In attach and ssb-
jet !" the payment al the sad debt. interest and
costs. the mou.s debt. anil Fleets Of me ad Austin
Pesy.i the hands of said defend ants Morton snd
iinfnhropks. sevefaiiy. And since Tho fling Of The
same, ~ ~ pcar'ns that the defendant Joseph Gill;
hath departed Ihis life--on motion of the ssii
Comp'a usn,- ny counsel, The same 10 susr.s,e,u
nP'n the record. And tho defendants Austin Pesv.
WIN Angr'>tu. Pe,y. William wopdford R,s.; .,he,.
WISE called William wS,dGurJ. Henry Allen, sol
Henry NJ ri"n. not having entered their appearance
n"d gwen security according TO The act Of Asseu-
My ard The rules 81 ih' Curt and IL appearing ~
Satisfactory prn hs' they nre not nh sb,ta N Of IN.
commonwealth ~ viseintn-Oo 6,,,h., ,n,,;.. r
nc COOP a'"a"i.H Is ordered that The so Mar
u'"'' do appear here on tho hr,, day Of IN. n.,,
spring Tern oi hi, Cur, and an,w,, IN. G..
pa,"'"'' ou'' and that copy of,hn order be s.r,h.
~ w.. :" sole He~'psper printed in the city
ted at the front door Of ne Conn hon.. - a.
county cop leslie. " O'''
j,n6 ALEX A.,,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

g. HNLF CHESTS BLACK TEA. ip.t,,e.,,
- 81 ~ X CRANGLE & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

ID nhnr m rn W,.aIms Tru-.rnt
..''.a ''"'hs H.mnm CO. va, % l,sr,,
below 1en 600 >fmrhy momug week. We
orc io'iia. ,u't iUaheu.r of mind hc looked
a' DO, wiI 'us.cdoi h'- ,.i-rnpmet.r. though
uI always much collier i1 tl. country rpy
+" town, where Doc .uomIIug &c.,. warm
lHramo-p..e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

BOOTS. BOOTS.-Jusi received nj IN,
ID Bach M'm".Hh Bot. Nfs,ker Sri,re. 4 "a.
80 "t hen'. Thick B,H.. anil vii be .a, los, f.,
CASH lon TODD q HOWELL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
WESTERN IssuS ,Ncr Conr,xY. !

january ;. 1916
A DIVIDEND ri 81 per cent on The csp,i,l
"a stock Of 'hi- Company for The last 1. = mon h..
hns been declared by The Director. and syiIi ne n, a
10 Stockholders on of after the i lh Jann,fy ,n.,
J'n MCCOY. S:Cy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

ON New Years day "a hog was pani,l
through ODE s'wrt-ni Wheeling said tpveish
upwards of one thopunl pounds som.
p r.'' Western Virginia are great for hogs.
both lNndnI ilui legged
NoA.bprg Trwncrip,
u "oHt b. piasumpuous iu 90, CO. gsius,,
doc opinion OF one SD oEpau.u,-l. by i,nHl
lwi'f v'rH both kinds a. GO Dc doubtless 4,
competent .ul-.