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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-09

Anass tiar,y steamboats, have been les,
ssa ne Mississippi and Ohio, since the 10,
IL Sspiember last.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-09
The Election.

The Election.
The official returns were not in when
our paper wen, to press. The unofficial
returns make Mr. Bowies unexpected
prospects Of success about even with ].
d. Wright. If the wings had turned out
for him in Danville. he would have been
she foremos, man. A j. is his election is
uncertain.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-09

In France they have brokers Offices to
secure marriages.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-09
BURLINGTON IIAWK-EYE.
English vs.. American HnGu,try.

-
We clip The following from The Mis-
souri Republican. so as 10 give notice to
any who mag wish 10 exercise their inge-
nuiiy in This region Of country and place
u IN competi,ion with the productions &c
John Bull. We think the notice is alto
gether Too short and Ina! it gives the
BRUSH too macn the advantage; but as
shis seems 10 be the design Of the Free
trade men. we hope the yankees will be-
stir themselves SO as moi 10 lie outdone.
National Fair is in contemplation
10 hold al the city Of Washington some
time in The month Of May next, Nation
al Far for the exhibition of specimens Of
American art aud industry, in all the
branches Of domestic labor. The Bal,I
more American says s.enongh has been
already done 10 give assurance ,ha, the
design will be successfully carried out.
and on large scale. Oar fellow citizens,
Nnrth, East. West and South, will hold
themselves apprised accordingly, and be
prepared to forward for exhibition The
choicest specimens Of skill, ingenuity and
industry which their respective sections
can afford. The seat Of Government is
should be held. 10 many members OF
Congress the knowledge which such an
occasion will give Of the progress Of Amer.
lean ar, and industry will be like new
revelation"
The National Intelligenrrr, of The 25h.
contains card on this subject. signed by
fifteen members of Congress from Penn
sylvania. of both political parties. sane.
iioning the movement, and inviting "lhe
Artisans, Mechanics aud Manufacturers ni
The United States TO send specimens d
their various productions, with their
prizes. To be compared with the British
manufactures sent from Manchester, and
nov being exhibited in the room Of the
"Co,nmittee on the Post Office and Posi-
| Roads," TO influence The action of Con.
gress in relation % The proposed modti
cation Of the Tariff
There will be. we hope. lille delay on
The part Of onr mechanics in complyin.
with his request. The anii-tarlf men
those who are seeking 10 PROSTATE the
industry Of this country-have imported
an English manufacturer, with samples Of
Manchester goods, and placed him in =
room in the capitol of the nation, with
the design 10 nnde.valne The products Of
American labor and skill, and 10 elevate
!la, Of the manufacturers If England -
Strange employment this, for American
statesmen. bul ~ less strange than truel
Il should be the effpr, Of our manufacture
err and mechanics. 10 put down such an
iuiquilpus proceeding, and j. can best be
done by exhibitions Of The results Of lheir
labor and ingenuity. NJ place so fl as
The capitol Itself, for such an exhibition.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-09
Who did it,

The article healed caution! eau.
ton! :" in the last Gazette was the means
Of obtaining grea. many votes for Col.
Bowls. If he had been elected he nigh,
have thanked the Gazette for snch re.
suit. The Gazette ANT what it used 10
was, loco focos themselves being Judges
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

Eas.lnz8, Taaal aeataFr rlaaE Ellgs rlsauss Usss
asa. a. rhaH aEszasa, . = - nsauiIg iI,rAsaaa
= IN he yarzlsas q 49, and 80 ~ nprsh -
. auas, and rHara.aag flaat IL Rasky MsanlalRs -
- RarlEr naeaa. kag&a - - IrEHaaEF i
Ora RAeHs 49, rsisss. nna haae Aa@s rklssfA.
rsszEatiEg Fissuas - ne passessaaa - ~ saae
azsnrFa llrua sd aHrui nTilsla. ~ a.lafaagaI
Il Na.igh haze taza fEoSsraslE - suAsnsi g -
eassatiaa lssNaxa ~ El-1sogsiEe siosFFEEaeais-
RrsalgsA, klarsssasr, Thai ahe RsesAgnt q -
InisnA Slaias has fissifallg tAe FeSsr, EndsS -
gansai1usirR. - and Nilh the aaslus and na.assas
e he srnsie. EEgAiaoi ihai sNo-shinas q -
nasnlsFs EGossssl eaaruE. a Aaias1 y tHsziy ths
ssainas q ne So rauniFiss . To SD tFuiloy. y
ERing hoaaa&rx hrtMrrn thear grsfrStlse Fasses-
s.aas
Res1sssd. Thsi de Psosi1gnt Il ne Tniaal
Sisies IN nsewsag he aiirT. - - sa'ii q Frans
ana oanFssaaisa. u ssasilish lie ssh arsEne =
nosth iall,nAe - line baMnen ahs Possessions =
the tN0 nacnfEiss - the saaa ieHsi0Eg, did -
- aszlaon lhe hanoE, the eharaeasF, and the -
Interests 4 ii.r AaaeFirsn Trsaglr a. exceed 10
poNsE Vss,ed IN him ~ ths coasiiiuiign - n,aAe
lHesfirs.
4 srry Interesting arhaie araas On .lhess Feas
lutions. ske,ch # Nhirh, Il Ne have nsom, -
purpose publishing in our neEi. The resolutions
wese finally laid oa f.s ia.ls wit the undersaaai
IN that ihey b. taken up with he EsPor, a III
cosamiltoe On fosrign Reia..oas. on the sam'
subject, When the latter shall he presented 10 IL
senstr az It's adoption.
Mr.. neHion said vey smfhaiieaily that b
would soie far Ihs motion srifso.l Ire gucl.,Jis
fioa. - the whole suljers VS. Laid on the talls
and SION after The sena,e adjourned
IN the HoDse Of Representative. the debate OF
the MASSACHUSETTS, resolutions Vas brought 10 .
elo-e l,y the oPeFalion Of the previous Fisstlen
and lle rrs,.u,iaus Nerc reierred 10 the julicia,
rosnmiller.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
From the National Intelligence, December 81.
TIE OREGON NEGOTIATION.

The following paragraph appears in The
New York Morning News ef Wednes-
day lasi, xhich, E.ih other New York pa
pers Of fhesaiHe date, reached Us since Out
a>l publication:
A Tepcn was il general circulation yes.
tefdly afternoon ihat ietier had been re-
ceived 10 the ci;y from = member Of de
Cabinet al Washington. b. the afternoon
IN III. To the eject TIA. Tic settlement OF the
Oregon boundary question had been con-
Gu lei in Isanlsa between the British Co
,ernncnt a6a W. ticLa1s on the bd.is
oi ,Ie t9tl d'gree--;he proposition hsy-
ing come from the la-mef.. We have mol
seen the letter in question, 5ui have rea-
sou to regard the irash Of ihis report as IN
Tue highest degree nrobabbs. We Know
the Builah GoscenneGt is ANXIOUS for the
speedy aud aslicabic settlement Of the
question. We knew. tc3. than il vas at a
recent day ready % oier the 4aih degree,
before allowing matters 10 20 70 extralni-
lies. Making eau be nioae iiLely lhaa
tllal. OFT Of this any ely enlheir part, cou-
pied with The fact o, Our Government hav-
ing recently offered 10 aceept tie. Iine Of
~ degrees. has grew o definite treaty be-
tween Lor aberdeen and Mr. s.rI.aHe.'@
HID this paragraph originalad in almost
any Other pager, va should have passed.
II by As h,lag mere embodiment OF one
OF tn muI,ouic oI ruubrs from Washing
ION wrrh are constantly on the wing in
The great commercial emporium. Nor do
We now give faith To the nlmnr said to
haEa & me 10 New York from this city Of
/ +r1uaI settlement If the Boundary
Question a; London. But to the remark.
oil the 'Ncws' upon the ntmpr, we attach
maclconSeqnence. from the fact that The
editor Of the News J. l.. U'Sullivan.
esq, has just returned in the Acadia from
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

AsOLITIoS OF MILITIA TRAININGS
Maine. Massachusetts, and Vermont have
abolished The compul ory drills. In
Mas. achusetts the sum Of fifty thousand
dollars PET annum has been appropriated
10 any number OF the old miliua. not ex-
ceeding ten thousand. al The rate Of five
dollars each. for voluntary duty certain
Number of days in every year.
In Maine the system of militia drills
was entirely abolished some ten or eleven
years ago, when all her laws requiring
that useless service were repealed. but re-
tanning the militia system. simply by
continued enrnlme,t Of all that sould he
bound al her call To come forth for the
support Of her laws or for the defence af
her soil.
Vermont. al The recent session Of her
Legislature, ha- followed the example Of
Maine. She passed an act repeating all
laws that heretofore required militia drills,
and substituted merely an enrolment, as
for Jury purposes, Of all that would, unfer
the old system, have been liable 10 milf
tia s-gsice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
ALABAM..

The Hon. Joshua l.. Marin, The new
i;oyeTnor ii The Stale o. a.sbama. was dn-
iy Installed into oiIire oa the 9th ulsimo.
= presence ofh0lh Houses Of the l.egisla-
lu.e. The official canvass Of the rslnTns
shows thai Mr.. NaniR's HajOTiiy over
Nr. TeIry. the mgulaF NOMINEE VI the
Democrats party. vas i.iI1 ro'es.
IA the day previous ioahe Inauguration
Of Governor Martin. a NsaH was made IN
the Legislature showing tie VOles Of the
people on the proposed amendments 40
the Constitution. which we've submitted Ia
them. in rrgari To biennial sessions vi the
Legislature. and the removal Of the seat OF
GOvernmenliIOm Tus,'sloa:a. The " {,
on biennial sessions was. 55.Sl9 IN the
affirmative. and 5.lf7 in sle negative. On
removal. the yeas were 33.79S. and the
NAYS 27.S20. These amendments have
vet 10 h. ratified hy 4 .wo-,hirds vote ol
the present Legislature.
On the same dag a report was present.
ID from the Committee Oh the Judiciary
against 4 proposition To strike ilom the
Constitution Of Alabama al which relates
TO its Stale Bank ami Branches: which
report was concurred in by The House.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

The London Morning Chronicle says
that committee is forming Of members
al lhe Baf and eminent Solicitors far The
purpose Of setting on foot public sub
scripiion in honor Of Mr.. Justice Story.
II is intended 10 offer TO The Benches Of
Lincoln's Inn marble statue Of his eDi-
nent Judge. IS tribute ofrespect due 10
IN accomplished lawyer, whose immor-
ial works are equally estimated in the
!" mother country" and in the Amer can
United States. &
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

sPoon, Geasge Laws, lahn - "esas ao-
seph ~ slssl. >isPhen MooEe. ienasasass
cnEfaHa. snd iirRTy 4. Nash.
an masioa. The GhsiFmzR api Serss.s.
Ey WrHe addei 10 ne deaegsli0n.
ia malaon. il was
Rssalsed. That ii.ese prnoeediass !.
puhlished IN he Raleigh Register a.
lliilsb0Eongh RrrOnder.
WILLIAM DuSKIN, Chr.
EBwIS 4. HEAETT. See'y.
Mixes EeoEiEiRg DIS Al Eleass Gsks -.
pains 70 inism dc dsirgssss - tlrir sys..s..r,s
- ar - naeg can. 4 large nan.hrr have b~rD
apPoaiaa. hsraase Il wss irasr.l tlaat uaaav III
nj fH1 i nonErnirai 10 asasnd. Oranrs go,
70 ls Nsa EsFsessHisl 81 his occasion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

Extract Of letter from gentleman in
ireland 10 friend in Baltimore, dated No
renlber 20, ls45: MAJ. Intel.
Il suppose you imagine from the news
paper accounts that we shall all starve in
ireland before next harvest. No such
thiag is feared here, as there is quite a
plenty Of provisions in the country if they
are Ieii nit. A great deal Of the potato
crop has rotted; but even If one fourth Of
tie whole was lost, (which | Doubt there
is yer an average one remaining sound, as,
in the memory Of man, there has never
been such an abundant one, both as to the
quantity planted and the return from the
planting. ~ b.
IL had from three English acres ofland
about eight thousand Stone OF potatoes
(stcne Ii lbs. I'm quality like flour; nor
did lose eigh, sfone OF. Of the whole Of
them, having taken timely precautions.
The best are now selling in this market at
:4d. 8 cents per stone.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

= 49,. ssh u Eao9e. during Whl-h be
as daahsless LA arsess, - Loat0a. 10
alse best snarne Of Information. MheR lie
szEs ahag he h1s sFras0a % EegaTd the
Irl.h Il lie FapoElas IN he highest degIes
pss'ua'.ls.' SD that he knaHs the disposi-
lisa ard willingness of the British Govern
narnl 10 he sarh - he SAYS. Ne feel hoand
20 shxre he eoaidenre which he cxPrgs-
- Of speedy and satisfactory ADJUST
nlenl 0f his question en- he pFiHsip'e
ai,sTe s;aiad. S'irh. our readrEs vii "a
eolleci. has been our hope. and, We may
say, our prediction.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
A BRnLiAxI SclNE.-The RianiheTq

BRILLIANT SclNE.-The RianrheEQ
coccinea is the father hard an,l outIan-
dish name Of flower. fscriped by wiz
tiers - most be-utllul onp. Ii is found
in The greatest perfection in ihd woods Of
Corhin China. where the accounts oftra-
vellers ale correct. tmakes the must splen.
dad appearance. Its represented as not
only rising To he top Of tile highest trees,
bur ~ risiag 0uer them; anj-.' Iiso inter-
iaces and iestoons them that the whole for
80, is hidden. When in flower the hnle
Is one mass Of crimson and gold, and Of 20
intense a color that the eye can hardly
bear 10 louk upon il, AMI the scent Is a.
fragrant and refreshing a. the cplors are
brilliant" 4 forest garnIshed with many
Of these vines must osltyie IN brittany and
beauty the sober charms Of New Eng
land forest /. October. Boston Jour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

.AsuFAcTrREs IN SouTR CAROLINA.
Tile Charleston News" coligratalates
those friendly to change in the system Of
South 'arolina industry on the passage Of
two bills by the Legislature for ehartefing
manufacturing ASSOCIATIONS. Il says that
the patii is now open To almost unlettered
enterprise for those in South Carolina who
are posed 10 engage in manufactures, and
urges them 10 come to the task Of chang
lug the present scheme Of industry with
the energy and caution that will ensure
success. ->
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
Thursday, January =.


To orr SubScFiberx.- FarmerS MsF-
chants. ans Mechanics. must all have sane 10
my % enslae them TO Panshase neoesssEias. "a
pas fl.rir aelas. and kesP issir business gong
. 4 nir.lsle sixPVnoe Is hstssF Ihan = slow shil-
Ling sass the Cd maXim. The farHneF pays the
mechanic. the r,erhanse the mershAni. and lhs
meTchaa, the aT'nsF; AMI thus, n : continual
round. tie noaey can eircniaie. and not he in
one w., DIMINISHED. Bun When usn Esi4iR il in
their packets. it leaeli's no one; on the contrary,
ihNse to whom !: : due max ls actually suffering
faE Tia want oft. II has - geOi lagie. and We
think j: all handy lie doubted. We wish to sp-
pcnd 10 il = gen,le hin, 10 some If our suh'scri-
hers. We have grea. deal Of money to pay out,
anl our only means Of pDosiiins i, Is To call up
on those who are in aEgssgs Tor the Recorder.
Tie SNAIL amounts dae from each eau easily l.
raised, AMI they would make an aggregate sam
which would cnaI:e Us 10 cash our bills foF PAPER
pork, ilcur. AMI such l.Aes-anl this IS jas, the
seas'n u the year 70! ,lea 10 Re met.
We intend making oa, many Of our account,
and sendi.g them to tie :, ssscFbers. anu we hope
they vii Sece!.e P5omp. as,eH;ioa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
Melancholy Acoidenf.-we

melancholy AcCfdcnt.-Nei egrei 10
learn, that on Saturday last, while Mr.. William
Isley, son Of Boston Isley, ESQ., Of the western
part oforange, was on bis way to Newborn with
his wagon loaded with flour, he attempted to get
off from his horse few miles below this rlsce,
when his foot slilnsd, AMI he fill TO the ground
and the wheels passed over his body crush n it
dreadfully, leaving hut spark Of life in him. lie
fingered for a short time. but has since deL, aid
his remains were carried through this place on
Tuesday last.
We learn also that Mr. Mixed, who was with
another wagon in company, met with SERIOUS
accident. He ha4 mounted horse and was CO.
ing for help, when his horse fell and stumbled
upon him, dislocating his shoulder and bre king
his collar bone.
4 melancholy trip truly has it been to them and
their relations. We deeply sympathi-e with the
bereavcd family Of the deceased Mr.. Isley.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

I The de'a;e in the Senate upon the resolutions
OfMsCass on tie 18th aud Icth ul; SENS Ia have
attracted considerable attention, an particularly
the speech ii the Hon. WItLIE T. A.ssEs. Il
was or intention to give potion Of Ills deba'e,
but press oi other matter has crONGol il out. In
cur next, however, We will give tic speech 81
Mr.. Mangum, rs we know il viii ~ gratifying to
our readers to see his views upon the Oregon
Nqucsiion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

SSss - HI Att I'll DAIHiadl
the 18th ultino, Mr.. Allen, on leave, submitted a
joint resolution advising the President of the Unit
ed States forthwith to give notice to the govern
ment of Great Britain Of the desire Of the govern
ment of the United States tO terminate the joint
occupancy of the territory of Oregon. The resO-
luton was read twice. and referred to the commit
tee en- foreign reili;ons.
Mr.. Atchison submitted series of resolutions,
instructing appropriate committees to inquire into
the expediency of organizing a government for
the territory of Oregon; erecting block.houses,
&C., and raising mounted dragons, for protect
ing and escorting emigrants, granting lands to
settlers organizing and arning the militia of Or
egcn; establishing Indian agencies in the tt rito-
~; and establishing a mail route from the froa-
tier Of Missouri to the city f Oregon in tie ter
ritory of Oregon. These resolutions were laid
over under the rule. s
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
In the House of Representatives, the debate
was continued on the Massachusetts, resolutions
relative to the naturalization laws.
On Friday, in the House, the rules were sus-
pended for the purpose of permitting the recep-
ton Of resolutions, notices of bills, &c. that the
business might he thrown before the committees
to be acted upon while the house was talking.
Among the resolutions submitted to the house
were the following:
BY Mr.. winthrop .c.
/. Resolved. That the differences be-
tween the United States and treat Britain,
on the subject OF the Oregon territory, are
still subject for negotiation and eonpro-
mise, and that satisfactory evidence has
not yet been afforded thai no compromise
which Tie United States ought 10 accept
can be effected.
2. Resolved, That it woald be disho-
nor TO The age in which We live, and in the
highest degree discreliiable to both the
nations concerned, if they shall suffer
themselves to be drawn into war upon
question Of no immediate or practical
interest 10 either oil them.
3 Resolved, That ii no other mode for
the amicablc adjustment Of this question
remains, il isldae.to the principles of CT
yilization and christianity that resort to
arbitration should be had; and that this
government cannot relieve itself from all
responsibility wfici, may follow the fail
ure to settle the controversy while this re-
gorl is still un!ried.
4.skesolyed, That arbitration does not
necessarily involve a reference to crown
ed heads; and that, if a jealousy Of sich
a reference is entertained in any quarter,
a commission Of able and jispassionale CT
tzens, either from the two countries con-
cerned, or from the world al large. offers,
Itself as an obvious and unobjectiona5IeI
alternative.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
CoLUMHus, (O)INsURANCE corr
WkMW

AGENCY FOR WHEELING. ~. k. LIST.
~ snfNet a Sicpe'i WarcIoase. water street.
~ w WiHtckc rftsou Huudu " af inds sirtw.
= loa.s snd Cnfe1os Fariores. Stills. kcsitoals rIs
~, fo sE"eft &C. elainsf boss or dtlufEc hy fre. ur
favorable Terms
kEit0N rHFMfrNs
IhfW scents authorized to nste ttf. e,re,. ,,,g
terms with illef customer.
my person ts'uipe .ins'e rsk hy witch no los. "a
We o"penl vs. -nHeincd, she'll fefcire refnfn on a.
pe"Nh 20 We afe1i nf 10 fsf o thr -fosiii nti
OF neu efoe premiums psd eaen vcsr sa,rtgfi,y =.
~" of over VIZ Pef cct oa 49, am0uHiine \, 81 90 n
OYeg, 10 per cent. ~ q,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
y M ~ TJ'R n ~ q ~

FIRE AND MARINE INHUW NOV,
g<1O BE INEU RRD-Or moi 20 hcihgi's tie question
~ whether IL Is batter by sweeping IRE o Re rain
cdard subject al the IFS that flesh Is heir to lks
prudent mNu il,e Protection Office, aud there &C
made safe. comfortable srd happy-we leave for yos 10
determine.
rhe Protection Insurance Company " Hartford Conn.,
having already Paid over sjOOG0U of losses s the Wcs
tern Country cned To the highest confidence, and
their arept a. Wheeling Virgins,
w. r. PETERSON.
,iu take risks dwelling houses HareOnses, stores
is fsrtorcs &C. together with eeir contents such
turnnre merchandise, machsfy AID every otlier des
crpiion " insuf4bc WopcIy also, On sean, eec aqd
Western Waters. il. mos Ieasonalie loriiS'
RFTCRN PREMIUMS
Brko..D,o M nj any other Office in Wheeling.
once on Nor bosircei, opposite the Monroe House
and pe.g The FOst Office. jan TO-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
KEEP lT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
= ELMAN : MAXwEiI., have now Ga hand a,


Az largest and hest selected sack Di
Doors SHOES AND LEATHER,
Ever offered I'm this market, az ~ which has select
cd from the manufacturers. with great Gaze AND a. she
lowest cash price. We tcr 80 hcsnltisl n ius Tia
oicr greater Inducements to purchasers tIan
hci1yc offered IN this city. We fully
wife Old customers ard The pulic TO caii oi
aud well known stand. and examine our STOCK tc.o,c
purchasing e,scwhcre aud feel satisfied that al VINO
favor with ca VIII le pleased with the 81 c quail
Morocco, Gnd Seal Boos; Thick, car Kin ad Grained
do M.rocco, Csf and Hip Moaroos; CAD sssi ana NO
rocco Pumps and Siippcrsi Button CATERS new siyc;
Boys Cas- aud Zip B0o,si Morocco, tai aud kip Mon
roes; Ladies' fine Cet Slippers aid Naik,- Sa.s t,
cy cuured Kid Slippers and Aa'fC-tc-s; Hack Care
and Ila'f Gaer-; cheap Rid, Morocco Seal aid C'oih
slippers; CaL Kin aud Morocco r,Ds and Shoes; Mis-
- Boots sl,ccs slippers and af Gtrefs 81 au ii,
Chdrens' Boos, shoes, Slippers AID Hali Caters ot
cry style, qualify a1d price
Aiso-IOCO ~ lest oak tanned Spanish so'c Leather;
1900 DO Heu'nck do. d.. do. do.
Upper Lcailcr Caf and Morocco SAius; Xii. Binding
and Red aud White Lining Stns Shoe Nsis; Pegs.
Avis Brist e.; Ga'uOiss Shoe srkmg; Brisies Sc.
Also 90 doZ. Mems and boys gm Loaf iias; fogelCr
with great Hany Ctlcr articles o. J cd which whl
sell wholesale retail the very lowest cash price.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, wishing 20 Ut zap their stocks
Wilde vel 10 give Ws ea'l
may ALTMAN / MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
SAFE OF REtI TsTArE,

Bcujamn McMechcn } r uEsUANT 10 decree
". - rendered in this cause
James Eusey and otler> ~ the Croui' superior couri
Law aud Chaucery Tor Ohio cQm Is, me 18th day
Of June es6 tine undersigned aching Commissioners
IN this tehaii, viii proceed 10 sr'i on Mondiy the ith
dan Of August, 1876, al aha front door o c Court House
Of Ohio County ihe follow ing d"scriiej property, tha Is
20 saw an .ilt certain tract o. iald situate on
Wheeling Creek adjoining land sold hy William Chap
line io Henry Moore aud Bohcr BALDWIN e-iunuE e. q
s.aic the bank OF ihC crccS, thence with said Moore
and ElidwiH's line =. ~ dcs T.. Go s1d taqihcs ack
line. thence ~ rs dcs ". with said back e .hree hunt
died icri thence 90 Is 10 tic o< OF Cyug creek,
theacc up The creek with thc caud, thereof throe nun
dfcl feet She defining, supposed 20 contain twelve
90 scres cosilc thefaUe iGo-cor lcss rotihe nll"w
leg terms to BE- or huudycd dolla (slCO ot te pur-
chase motley 10 raid I've maud and ic residue Us ciua
instruments o. SIX. Twelve aud eighteen months Whh u
from das ni sale, she purchase giving bond aud 90
Guilty. and ihc iiie retained until ihe whole amount OF
purchase money ie PAID. John q. EOFf, rs
For u. 4. WOODS =. u. q.
is iG-1m Commissioned iu this behalf;