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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

is'sct Mosns,n. f~.asansS,d Eh1ate'h " sior'
,-@, ENeorSeASNs. all sd testament OF
JOsspa MOriisp, rhFe Of oh'o eonipy. deceased.
G., spIasnsnss.
Ans,in Peay,. William Ausu.iu. Psay. wiiism
Woodaord iS-S- sLs khovn a, William Wood urd.
ucnry Ailcr. 5,scph Gill. Eiixaheih French. Exee-
nttit and peiesf rcneh. Ese,u 'cs Of William French.
tate ~ Ohioc>cn'y. deceased. Henry Mortnn. Fran
90 n iicroor~-k and Thomas Hutnsrcrk. john NJ
Clarke. James A Clarke aud fiea'y alo'rc.
Defendants.
The Complainan's having 6leL ,heit hail loauoch
md obtain a decree tor the sale III The real estate IN
he city Oi Wheelioe. in Ohio Comfy. Virginia. be.
sopging ts ho nisert DE sniani Aus ~ pcny. ia
Guiding the lots and patceis ef grouad in said cay.
specified IA The deed from said Auslin To- tho icf,n>
dant WIN a Peay. dated Janaasy 81. 1919. and
'oenucrsd IN The ball ~ complaint fr tho ,a,i,fac.
too nf ,he debt % s669i ~. with interest aud
rsis. due sy said Austin 10 said corplainah's. a.
Exscuiorsas aiorrsaid. and also ~ attach md SUBJ
I,ci la The payment ul The sad debt. interest and
Co't-. the mouies. debts and fleets ~ inc lad Aus'in
Peay, in Tho hands of said ietenjan'-, Mution and
Hp ntrosks seystaliy. AMI since he fling uf The
zane, u appearing hat Tho defendant Joseph Gill.
haih Departed ti. ife-on mo,,on of The sail
Comp'a nanis by counsel, he same IS suggested
rppn Tie record. And The defendants Arsiin Peny
Wm Augustus Pcay. William woplford u ~, uher
wise called William Wccd6tj. Henry Allen, enl
trnry Ht riu. no. having entered their appearance
AID gwen sccutiiy according iu tho act Of Assem-.
hiy ard The rules of Ihis C0uri. and A appssrtng by
saiisfactnry rro,fihal they are not ,nhshilanls al the
cominon~c cath ol Elrginia-On fu,iher motinn of
The eo.piaiuaats. Il u, ordered that he said delen.
dauis do appear here On The Gf.i day OF the next
Sptng Teia ~ This Couri, and answer Tho Com.
P'ainanIs bill. uni That a copy ofihis otder be iorih-
with insoiied IN some newspaper rin,,d in tho city
OF wheeling iot Two months successiveiy. and p-
ted at the ioont door OF the Court house OF OH.
county. a copy tes'c.
jan6 ALEX T LAIDLEY. CLERK.
NIRGINIA-IS CnAxcERY-At rules hell
m tie Clicks Office of Great Snrerot
Court Ct Law snd Chancery for tho c.sny or Ohio.
~ the month oi January 1916.
The North Wesisfa Bank 81 virginil.
Complainant.
Merchant De!ord, ir. ani Morgan Neion.
Descendants.
The Defendant De ford. not havrr~y n,creI his
and given security nrcorins To he uci
oi assembly and The rules of this Cont. onl II NJ.
rearing 10y satisfactory proof that he IS not an in
of ,hc commonwealth of vuginia-On
motion oi The complainant 10y coun.e Ell. IL Is ordered
ihai tho said defendant 10 appear on The feet DIV
OF Tho next term OF This Court aIl arswcr The corn.
plalnanrs bill. anil hal q copy Of this ord, e fc forth
wilh inserted IN some newspaper printed m he city
OF Wheeling for two monihs ssccs s>iycly, apd post.
ed az The front door of the c,nr nous, ar Ohio
county: A copy tcs's. ALEX Il LAIDLEY.
JNf jan u Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
o OF
~ Winter Goods.

y RECEIVED fnm The East. The most
- SPEND stuck OF French and English Rrond
Bee, er and Wellington CLOTHS: Plain and Fancy
Cassimefss; every variety Of yESTiNGS to sui
tho taste o fihe most fsslidious.
Having procured The --latest Fashions from Lcn.
don, PATS and Ph,laJeiphia. tho snhseri5er 10 pre-.
pared 10 furnish those VIII, may please To give him
a call. with q s,yic DOT TO be surpassed In The Wee,
lie hopes .s see his friends. customers and The
pnsifc generally call and examine his sleek VI su.
pctiof goods. before puf, hasing elsewhere.
JOHN r BLACK.
Fourth door SoW,A Of hs Va. Hoi,L. Nam 81.
oct ~ 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

LADIES KEEP YOUR PEET Dny.
ADiks' kUBBER OVER suOEs-J..,
tfeetyed direei FROM New Yosk A. N, So.
% me mG REQ BOOT. 1 case Ladies Fnr Bo.,cs
ssd Lseed Rubbsf spoes; 1 ease Lsdie.' fa'd R.s
esf Osss shore Ais, ss a.ssrInsnt Of Chld,.,,
Raebsr Over Shses.
J'n McLALLEN \ KNOX
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

NIRGsNIA-'s c"Ascsas-A 'els. hsio
a die Cittks odice si ia- Cifrua Suis rtor
cnari OF Low at a Chsneerv Cor thsSouniy OF Ohm
IA he month of ~jaayasy isfo -
Isascn Morns,n. ~EnaeanSS, d Elizale'h " alot
,-m, ES,coirSeA5 Hss vii s-J .ss,aneni Of
Josepa M0siisps sANe Of Ohm county. deceased.
,Ep.aluanA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
ENEN
.REAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM

w. Sssr@ SsNskzzre.4@
- kEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
~ WHEELING TO BALTINIORE. WASH
NGrON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and Good
Intent SiSge Companies. nre rnnnIur 6 daily line,
Ia ca ahcriand connecting with The Il & q Il r.
Oaly "a hours Stage rnyci Ia eiIhcf OF he aboye
cities, The balance 10y Railrood.
Time TO Baltimore 81 hours.
Tune To Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare to Baltimore IL DOLLARS,
Fare to PHILADELPHIA IL DO.
SIX daily lines leaves The Gu. Stage anil Rail.
road Office every mnun,ng u, 6 O'Clock 4 NJ. md
cSlrns furnished NJ any hour a load should ufer.
Forihruugh Tickets io Baihmorc and Philadelphia
arp'y q, ,he Cos office. M 80 Water ST. whes sling
Va. ,nc Jsor North u : Hotel.
For food Intent srase Co. w tT STEIIF
and wM X NEWMAN. fer N Il S Co.
Graf Central Route Rat road and Stage Office
SEP 10
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AO hr sale hw ~
ssi9 snsVER & sTEtLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
CoLUMBUs, io.) INSURANCE COM
PANY.


AGENCY ron WHEELnG q,
III X LAST. Al ShTiyer e. S,elle's Warehouse,
Wa'er street.
THRY will 'skc risks on Buileings OF all
kindsi
Steamboats, aud Cargocs, Factories, Mills,
Keelboar. Fisiboats and Cargoes sc, against
loss OF damage by FIRE OF The dangers and pe,iis
OF the seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
tefms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
- Their agents are authorized 10 make the fol
lowing terms With their customers:
Any person insuiing : single risk by which
no loss TO the company - sustained, shall re-
ceiye a return on application TO the agent, OF
W per cent en- The smouai pair. On pett groSs
premiums pad each year. q monnting 20 $500
or aver f2ls per eeat % Dot smouDtipg e
$1,000 90 over. l5pef cent Jan %
ExTnACr OP C0PFEE.-Thh sriel,
hiss bees discovesed ef tsss IN Ktsspe. as'
has bfcOsse 50 eri sbssi al over he eoagrnsn, tia
sssfy lsnniiy mskss ne u ". nos anly a. = ssvin
ei eniIes. bes ss a certain fsmedy 10 prsyeat liz
uis.a'ui disease. Dyspepsia. " improves ths fssI
eiths coif'e. Ihs eoisf. snd raves ne hslT she aoss
IVY oi eoiiss. 81 eleas ihs eoges bsifs ' ,hss egg
is'".s's's % sny oshss articles fs eisss,rs; fs al
a'ppe store VI d MCtNNis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

P~YLts~Appies Bssndy. Gin. Fssnily so.e
"A sss' Csaeies. Bssos. nseswss. osis. Tsl,se
" vhsse'' Isas' Tee k-s-ins. nestss. Od WIS
~. Fssthefs. sc. iof saio Ass !. sL.. 49,. ~.
Nsv tss' dee ~ N JAMESON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

kD sats PRIME no . sd 3 mAcKR
Mt fpa fseets - aa3 So ME ~
i~'D SiiRtVER q SrELLE. wangs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
NIuGINIA-iS cn,ze,,v

m Tie tleiks "ficc. 81 The Circuit SuperIo
Cunt al law a"d Cbanrey fr The county oi ohio
20 he month nf Jiauory 1916.
Henry Duhnug. Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

AiRGlNIA-IS CHAScERY-At rules hell
m ne Clicks office of The Circsit Snrero,
Court &c Law aud Chsncery for tho c.any Of Ohiu,
~ The month nj January 1916.
The North wesIsrn Bank 81 virginil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

Ans'in Peay,. William Augu.'u. Psay. wiiiisn,
Woodaofd iS-S- els known "A, William Wooifprd.
uenry Ailcr. 5,seph Gill. Elizabeth French. Exec.
aitit AND reterf rcneh. Executor Of william French.
lo'cof Ohioc>cn,y decreased. Henry Mer,an. Fran
'is II iicrnor~-k and Thomas Hu,nsrcnk. JoLn NJ
Clarke. James A Clarke aud Heavy hIo,fc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

hibitions Of their condition compel them to keep their
affairs in sound state to limit their operations and to
keep their at about the standard month
after month We in these two instances the vast
benefits arising from the frequent publication of the
bank reports and could the system be extended to
every State in the Union the benefits would be still
greater, and more generally felt No legislative re-
striction adopted would prove so powerful as
law requiring monthly or semmonthy reports from the
banks Of each State, with quarterly averages
The banks of this State now required by law to
make quarterly reports and there appears to be some
difficulty in making up these returns The statute re-
qures the report Of each and every bank in the State TO
he published in the State paper on or before the Goth
day OF the month 1t has not been published vet and
the delay is ascrbed wholly to the manner in which Sc
vera OF the banks in sending their returns
to the comptroller Of the State The reports Of some OF
the banks were not received at the department until the
18th OF the month This 10 another evidence of the law
lessness OF these incorporated institutions and also
shows that becoming more necessaryevery day that
they should be placed under the most severe resrc
tons Their reports should be frequent more COM
and more regular They should be subject to
seine severe penalty for any deviation from the course
marked out for them to follow and every penalty rigid
iy enforced. Every effort made by Congress- the diff
ferent Legislatures by individuals to preserve the
prosperity we now enjoy will prove useless without
this and this alone, without any other is amostsucent
to sustain the currency at it, value and volume
and maintain the present value Of the circulating me-
dium.
The Bank Committee in the Lower House of the L.
gisature Of this State have this subject under consde
ration and trust it will not be suffered to rest until
finds place among the laws regulating the banks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

SUNDAY, FeOs %A-0 r. me
he foreign news from Europe has not had such IA
able effect upon quotations for fancy stocks at
7 anticipated. The foreign advices are generally
'sdered highly favorable, in commercial point of
W, and must ultimately produce very great improve
mt in all our principal markets. but the stock specu
ors think that if the fancies do net advance two and
ZEE per cent day, the does not amount to much
Q spectators imagine that the whole country is
presented in Wall street; they fater themselves that
atsver affects their bus ness unfavorably, must az
every other interest Of the country in correspond
manner. In this they are, fortunately, very much
taken. The rise and fall in the quotations for fancy
cks, does not depend much uponfavorable ad.
es OF political or commercial character, many,
initiated into the mysteries Of Wall street,
agine The operations of the wealthiest brokers in
street have more influence upon prices than the
ngs in the British Parliament the movements in tho
ngress Of the United States or the policy pursued by
bsnks Of this, any other State in the Union
ese extensive operators know very well the infu.
&c of their movements upon the market, and upon
kces and mako every effort to disguise their doings
prevent other operators from guiding themselves by
fir actions. When very extensive operator wishes
/ purchase any particular stock, he never comes
10 the market a. purchaser, but pretends
Il be seller, and actually does sell largely at
Ia S~eA~p A~A MO PutPOso u keeping the mar
III depressed and prices down, while his agents,
ting at the same board, and distributed through the
feet purchase ten shares where he sells one and in
p way he gets possession Of majority of the stock
fore others are aware Of it and them until them
comes boldly forward a. purchaser, which produ.
rapid advance in prices Prices of the fancies are
ected more by these movements than by any others,
ID combination of two three large operators in
all street affect prices than good or bad news
Pn any quarter The strongest parties In the street
now bearing the market, and until they change their
cy there can be no improvement in prices no matter
bat complexion our foreign affairs may assume.
we annex table giving the quotations for the princ
stocks used in this market for speculation for each
ofthe past week. and at the close Of the market on
week previous. It will be perceived that there has
len an improvement throughout the week. and that the
Psing prices yesterday, show an advance varying
pm quarter to four and Eve per The Sales since
receipt Of the European news have been quite large
ForAroNs roR THE PRrycIrAL srocxs IN THE New Yoax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23
1859 BROADWAY.


PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
THE Subscriber his thanks his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage e1tsnded to him
the opening Of his Store New York Prem snR that
in Perfumsry the should prevail either the best
he earnestly socits moments attention 70 he fol-
the very best whether the competition be foreign Amer
lst He unequaed advantages Paris hav
ing been for Director Of the Laboratory Of Ian
gier Psre Fills half century the first house in this line
in Europe 2nd Since the first exhibition past Of
New York Boston and Phadephn, the First Premium
all competitors and at the last exhibition in New York. he
honored with the Gold Medal before awarded
Perfumey. sd His Pefamery has bani.hsd the imported
Ia, y into h Thu .so. en-
not be sol His Perfumery IS IN fact. the foreign,
both in its quality and mode OF fabrication with the
addition Of excellence which the foreign can
namely freshness and IN many Of these articles OF
His prices from TO cent lower In hne the sub
scrber educated in the best foreign schools imported with
him the and SIX II Of his CITY, offers the products
OF his laboratory equal the best imported and superior to
prices He therefore naters himself that his preparations
Of necessity supercsde the imported except with those
who unreasonable prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been the influence Of
To conclude, the subscriber always keeps
hand perfect Of the best foreign perumery and
purchasing according to the Judgment preference Of he in
dyidus
The subscriber respectfully sole,ts call from those
who wish purchase that which a. he assures the
being the He particularly invites
the OF wholesale retail dealers his
pese which he offers them from 30
30 per cent cheaper than they buy slseyh
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
Dimsr Penumery &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23
LArEsY IErELLlegSr



The House has adjourned over to Tuesday next,
IN respect 10 the memory Of Washington, the
versary OF whose birth occurs in the Interem. Pri-
vate bills to-day.
The minds Of the people soiourning and resident
in Washington, are settling down to a compromise
as to the conclusion of the Oregon controversy.
The late foreign news has blown all the war speeches
out OF sight, and left the sky as clear as a Nor
wester.
How are stocks-partculary the iancies!
Gunpowder has declined shade or two
Burnt brandy is also less in demand
The tariff scheme OF Robert J. Walker as well az
the project of Sir Robert Peel is gaining ground
rapidly. The wings must either 60 for the tariff re-
ductlon or the whole OF Oregon. Nothing but the
whole of Oregon will save the tariff of AZ
We hear il reported that Mr.. Secretary Buchanan
is soon to take the oath Of allegiance beautiful
daughter of the Old Dominion, residing in, or late
from Richmond. We don't know I; but suppose the
times gone by when the Secretary OF State would
have tried the experiment of the Caudle lectures
The city Is full of strangers, but very barren Of
news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23
Isl FTTSI

VANS VEGETABLE ExTRACT-An infalIible RENE
dy for Episptc Eitsor Falling Sickness Convulsions
&cThs MEDICINE. which Is purely vegetable 10 tha only
remedy that has been dis. which will positively
this hitherto nvulnerable disease. Ii 10 well Known
from time physicians have Epleptic
Fits incursbe IL has bard all their SKILL and the boosted
power of all medic and consequently thousands have su
fcred through miserable exisencs and last yielded their
lives the altar OF insanity This Is felton, the
terna feelings OF nnumerabe hearts will bear testimony
And with all deference TO the opinions Of physicians The
We not Of how long standing What the effects
powerful in curing this dread scourRe the human family
hundreds have been cured and the certificates Of many may
be the principal once W Grand street. New York,
where the afflicted call and have their
ahmed advice free Of charge Let those who doubt
the efficacy Of the Vegetable Extract who think their
hopeless let such call the following
either been cured, are now using the medicine.
Mrs Jane Bennett whose afflicted for eight
years with Epetc Fits, cured by using the Vegetable
Extract-call and see her at III Grand at
Mr. Jacob Petty who afflicted for four with Ept
leptc Fts was cured by using the Vegeube hIact ell
anf see him at III Delaney Mrs Eleanor W. Kf was
snetsd ct twenty with Epepuc and cured BY
nng me Vegetable extractcal and her at Yorkvlle.
Mr. VIM H. .nels. who has afflicted for twenty three
year, with Epiieptic Fits using the Vegetable Ertrsct
cal snd see him az No. liz Broome And
others may De called on desired Price 81 per bottle
ysn vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. removing ali morbid
PEI boz, DRS IVANy HIATT Propri. tors
" fnnelpal Once ls Grand at, New York ie lu'm
EELT2o cases patent shsafhny Felt very surcnor tl
4 clc Tor sale in lots 10 suit purchaser, BY
IL. N. COLIIN0 n En. Yoslb
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Died,
On Sunday, the 22d inst. Mosrs YouNo in the 65th
His friends and acqusinances, and those of his sons
Waldron and Stephen Young. and his stepsonsJame
and Nicholas Rhodes respectfully invited to attend
his funeral without further invitation Tuesday Gath
Water street ct
On Sunday the 22d inst after short and severe ill.
ness, MARY daughter of Henry and Mary A. johnson,
eyed 10 months and ii days.
y invited to attend the funeral from the United States
Hotel on Tuesday oath inst at half past three o'clock,
At wiliamsburgb, on Saturday the 2lst inst after
tude, Mrs. ANN PRIcE in her SD year of her age.
The funeral takes place, at Williamsburgh, Mon.
day, the Esd inst at O'Clock NJ from Tenth street.
between South Third and South Second streets.
90 New Orleans papers please copy.
On the l4h Of January, 1885, at her residence, Hope
Cottage, Edgbaston, near Birmingham England, Mrs.
MARY widow fthe late John Sharpe, Esq., and mother
OF Mr. Henry John Sharpe, Of this city.
poned from Sunday 22d inst will take place, this
day. afternoon 23d nst at o'clock from his late resi-.
dence 1877 Cherry street The friends and relatives of
the family are invited to attend.
Perished board the ship John c. Minturn, on the
18th instant, CHRISTIAN F. HERrELL, aged 20 years,
months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
" invited to attend his funeral this afternoon from No.
ITO Orchard street. at half past O'Clock.
The body of THOMAS FREERoRN pilot having been re.
covered from the wreck Of the John c. Mnturn the
aves and friends of the family also Of his brothers
James f. John and William A., are invited to attend his
ut o'clock, p NJ without further notice a.
On Saturday, the 2st inst SARAH ANN L. daughter of
George and Harriet Cornell aged years and months
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
half past o'clock from fathers residence Iss Elm
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

gHHE LATE CASE of alleged Arson in the Bowerv-
We have been requested BY Mr. T. M Rodh Of 2ox Bow
cry Cloth notify the public that the charge Of arson re
Gently preferred for having fire to the above
premmes was not made against him. but his fhe
eS;ston wa, fully and honorsbly discharged by justices
make this from the injury which he finds his
and reputation have sustained Of his her
having been charged with the above oenteand also more
especiy cause many persons have enormously
was himself and not his father whose and
f23 lie
GLASSES IN WRITING AND BOOK KEEPTNG
~ every Evening from to o'clock, WINrERroN's Aca-
denny No 2sl Broadway Terms Private
uon II desired. f23 3t+mc
II AIDES WRITING CLASSES daily, at WIyTERToN's
- Academy No. 20l Broadway. Terms very low Private
instruction desred Ladies instructed 10 Bookkeeping
APP IL a. above, between the hours Of 4 and p. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a
IA Liquid Dye which nstanan sously changes the color OF
hair skin The superiority Of this Dye consists in its
mode OF apllcafnn and instantaneous eect-a other
dyes requiring from twelve hon produce change
l superior excellence will be apparent 10 upon
single application.
- Lrtsct from the Philadelphia Daily sun-ALErArpEns
TRcoBArHEThe effect Of the the hair 10 truly
onhins II tried Yesterday in once and the change
from gray 70 black instantaneous.
Extract from the Phade phs ally Forum:-Seysrs Of
have recently spilled Their hair the valuable
liable and il has 10 ne case failed to &c the de-
sed effect Immediately after applying II 70 gray hair or
whwkers, imparts beautiful brown or black color
For sale b. Kqston Co druGgsts ITO Broadway; 10 Asto
William ct; Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden lane; j. w
Wrgh, Co Cedar street and of the principal dugrss
throughout the United States, Of sole agents.
H. O. A. WRIGHT, % South 9Th street,
j2s fm-r Philadelphia
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AUCTION SALES.

x.., j. H. CURTISS. Auctioneer.
"A uGTlON, HARDWARE SALE by Jacob 8. Plat.
a This DAY at 10 O'Clock, Of Plat Gold street
y-Cataogue sale OF 800 casks and LOTS also casks
sadlron. slightly damaged cases east steel slightly da-
maged cases do In good orders 20 tons Slavery Creson
Phiiadelph,a Hollow and FedeFs Rowlands Mi and
Crosscu SAWS Cosr and Wool Cards; 10 casks Ca
rolna and wedding Hoes so dozen Horse Brushes &c &c
Also, Shelf Hardware, Cutlery and fancy goods
Also an invoice Of American Table Cutlery
Also, Engsh Table and Pocket Cutlery. consisting OF
hnyes and FORKS Cavers Pocket and Pen Knives Razors
Scssos Shears Butcher Bread and Cooks Knives &c &c.
Also 800 Cards earded Scissors and Pocket Pen Knives
FOR particulars under Auction Head Journal Of Com
mece and Courier and Enquirer Catalogues ready