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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

ESTRAYS-Tppah County.
Taken up by Davis Williams, living l6 miles
North of Ripley, one Roane Horse, with star
in bis forehead, no brands, supposed to be or
years old, Is hands high; Appraised to $50.
Taken up by z. Minor, living about IA
miles North of Ripley, near the road leading
from thence TO La Grange, one bay poney,blaok
mane, tail and legs, supposed to be about :
years old, no marks percewable; Apr to $50
N. NJ. ARMOUR, Ranger
January 81 lS46-4-3w
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rne LADIES sArIosAL MAGAZINE.


The T.esi pspuitf,ij ~lieh 70. aiioh@ w ~
Magazine 30 1876, has inaae"h Voc pnphs.n =, \,
niIa, st,ll heavier etpenses, 10 order tb make u
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-07-04
Fin Ware.

a good supply OF tin ware, consisting OF col
FeA fee pots, wash and milk pans, straihers,
buckets with covers of various sizes, candle
moulds, and grid irons for sale by
may, 1914. J.b. WALKER
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A superior article of Brandy and Brand Che
RES, Wines Of various kinds, old Holland Gin,
with manv kinds of liquors too tedious to men,
ton. all of which will be sold low by
Feb. 20, lS45. J. b. WALKER.
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Il q u Ors.

Sfusr received = fresh supply of brandy, wine
~ gin and whiskey-Port and Madarie WINE
nut sp in bottles expressly for the sick, and OF
the best quality for sale al Kings corner by
msy, i844. b. WALKys.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS AND
snTVgFRa

HNHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale,
attbe lowest prices. assortment Of MED.
ICINEs. DRUGS, DYESTUFF S. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS, YARNISII. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction he So
Iicfs even ibo,o who may not intend 20 purchase at
the iue, TO ascertain the prices Of his goods
= Any Communications asking The prices OF gOods,
afe most eh~erfully and promptly answered.
lie would particularly state, that be has Sieam
Factory 10 connection with his stole. lcF POwdefng
JaIap, RhubaTh, Ipscocuahha. and mung other
Medicines; Tor grinding Mustard. Cnuaman. Ais
rice Pepper. Cloves, Sc; ind Lamp Bluck, Black
Iesd, Venilian Red. Chrome yellow aud green
Verdcgri.. Yellow Ochre and cher Paints. IN oil
all Of which no is able 10 sell Of tho very lowest
prices.
Pants mixed already fof nae md pui MP IN err
chen pols Of different sizes Tor family eonvenienee
Putty oflho best quality al q cents per 10. on
Of badders. and cts per 10 IN bladdets. IN quonu
ties Of so pounds ond spwoTs
Or No charge made fJr delivering goods w en-
pau Of the CITY > WV GORDON.
Dpueor.r, No i52 West Pfsn, few doors Gou
Light st. and opposite The B q ORR Depoi.
sb 90 BALTIMORE.
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M. & T. SWEENEY.

AVE jus, r,cri@ed and upeOeo 100 packnsc
u FINE CHINA snd QUEENSwARE
Amene oIher articles they have
Fine Gold hand Chm Tea Sets from 3 To 100 p
Rich Gill and Fancy de- do
DO 81 90 extra fine do
Richly decofated Maniel Or amenis. Colleagues, Fan.
cy Inks. Baskets &c in great variety.
" The Ladies ere invited 10 call and esarine
ihcse. as they snrross any thing pf The kind ever
before bronght ibis conniry aud worth seeing
Rich Gil, and embossed Fruii Baskets. laced & high
White China do do do
Gilt arJ plain CumF"iiers. Casserullcs. Tuuecns,
Boats and siands; Tea Pots. Sugars aud c cams
Tea and CpHec Cups and Saucers. Pilates. &c, nuied
plain and fancy styles IN sets Pieces 70 suit
toners
Ia common wnrc we have Ia-errool Dishes and
Plues Of all sizes Teas and Cvces. Tea aud C,fIee
Pots. Sus0rs and Creams, Be, of varipus colors
printed. Flowing hue and Fancy 'roie, Sets: c,.m-
rRon edged Plates. Dish, s. Teas, SC. SIC, with eve.
~ niher article usually kept the mosi extensive
establishments ia the ecnnry. aud whirh the public
need Only call md price 10 be satisfied ,ha We sell
lower ihau they eau be purchase elsewhere. we
We on hand nnd are constantly manufacturing
Gut and plain lIell Lamps. Lanterns. Tumhlers
Dishes. &c; which together with our stock of
Queenswarc. invite tho a'ienon nj purchasers.
eiiher wholesale or retail Warehouses Ms mud
Monroe 81 Wheeling. Va nov IL
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FOR SALE.


TnNHE SUBSCRIBER ufiers for sale Lots Nos
n 5 6 aud - III the 9Th squnrc Of ihc addition
10 South Wheeling (caled Rtchelown) laHl ou'
by Sam'l Sprigg and JnO Richie. upon which ~
erected comfortable and cRvenienl hriek dwell
ling. and has excellent garden containing a vac
rely Of choice Fruit Trees and ShrUbbery; good
well Of water. ling, sm0ke house, Sc. aud Is
pleasantly siiua,ch. The property is now occupied
by Jacob f. Ber who will take pleasure an showing
it 10 any desiring 10 purchase
ALSO--Thc Undivided one hall Of lots Nos
and 3. and the divided hal 81 the Nor.h hall ol
Lot No 3 IN The Sd square the above said addi
tion 10 Suuih Wheeling, with their improvements.
consisting ola large frame dwelling containing ] 6
rooms 5 md 30 ieet each. and 'lher bindings. Sc
ALSO-Lot No f76 IN East Wheeling. being At
the South corner 81 John and Fifth Streets; SAID ot
has three fronts making pa ieel--has erected on
o. comorialle tame dwelling now occupied by
Philip Bier. Esq
ABSO--40 eei of the Fast Side 81 lot No li5
IN East Wheeling John street upon which Is
erected good two st'ry brick dwelling now occu-
pied by the subscriber. The above properly will
be sold At low prices aud ON accommodating terms.
ar IL u u & JEFFERS.
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KEEP ~ BEFORE TUE PEOPLE - Ca
JOHNSTON q BERRYHILL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN = F.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
No. i3l Main Sireef. WUEE

No. f3l NaiR Streei, WHEELING.
W orLD advise all per.,ns " lshIoe TO- an :.
w chase anything in Ihe,r line 10 give The 4,
cal Wehasc been continually rcccn ing goods
s'nee The FIRST Of tho Sprng and we believe we
rave almost every article llnl can he called for in
ne Dry Goods way ntihc same lime comprising
great many Articles only kept Tor whoIcs,,lcing
which are nni Usually kept IN Dry Goods house
LADIES DRESS GoODS-Lawns; Baizprinss;
bnrgecs; Lace Lawns Cinghnm do White glass DO
SILK striped Gngham; plain and bard Bingham OF
every description; black do. Bingham Lawn robes;
Jacoaet and Swiss do Mouslin de Lame do. Nous
In DE L,ines; cashmcres; Swiss Moslis; barred do
striped DO cambrics; Taflciun Musiins oil colors
Shaw l. and scars OF The latest styles Gruss Skir,
corded do. Damask ID Preach worked coisrs,sspen.
GERS; cravais; BoDneis ord Bonnet Ribbons; cop
bsrders; ariiGciais; Flowers SC.
FOR CONFERENCE.-The and supcr6nc
French and English cluihs, do cossimeres; Gam.
bfoons; Tweeds; Linen Drillngs; Bid and colored
Summer clolhs; jIap d'Eln; bard and plain cuiion
Dnlling; silk aud satin Yesling; Fine Metr,; Mar
settles 10. Valenca do. cravats; Gloves and Snspen
,lers; Hosiery; striped and PLAIN Irish Linen; Shirt.
ing Muslins; bleachej and bro; silk and mertno
Undershris; LOmbs Wool do. Linen cambria hdkfs
PLAIN aud colnred.
DOMESTIC GooDS--Bro' Muslins. T,ckinrs.
checks. marine shifting. Furniture. Plaid, blue Do.
nestle ealicoes; Towelling of every description;
Birds eye DiapegOa mask do crash Linen Sheeting
Lii en- and cilon Table cloths; hleached ane brown
Linen ctumb cloths Napkins; Sc. SC.
CARPETS-cARPETS on our second npor; Oil
cloths very heavy, and also Table Oil coIhs Siraw
Mating; Rugs. &c. s-a
Hauers' FuU and Trimmings by the VIII olcsale
CAPS Of every description; Linen Bnrlnps. ius,
reed by JOHNSTON & BERRYHiLL, 81 3,
may No l3l Mam ST. Wheeling. Va
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LICKING VALLEY
STk.AM PATENT co RDAGE

AND OAKUM MANDATORY.
WIS Establishment Is onc iIhc lafgesi IN The
Union-embraring entirely new pnicnt na.
ehnery for every branrh of tho business. The
Hemp Is hacked ~ Us fail length ord .pun from
The end. that the libres not dubbed; and Tie
consequence Of Ills new process of hacking and
spinning is. the Rope, when made possesses iull 25
pr Ct more strength than ihc ha ndmndc The esiab.
lshmeni has been in operation ior ~ months and
The Rope has already acquired a credit over 10
Eastern make. and mo prices Of this article
low can he purchased East. a large and gen :.
efal assortment Of every description OF Rope will be
Kept constantly on hand; such ~
Patent Manila and Hemp Rupo
Packing Yam Bale Rope Cotton do
Trace, Halter and Bed Card Rope
Plough, Cad Front. Deep Sea and Lead Lines
Ilamhro Lines, IIousn and Marine
Spun Yam, Sash Cord &c &c
have iu-, received on extensive assortment 81
Manila R"re m nulne,vred AT the above Factory,
consisting Of Tawsers. Check Lines of all sizes,
Worps, Sc Tile check lines from 2 70 800 yds
ia length, aud will he cold at Cincinnati or Puts
hurgh prices. Acting Agent am authorised to
sell for cAsII only Per ons deSifous Ct purchasing
god urBcie will please give me CALI Rope
Store Water 81. G II BERRY.
Wellshursh Transcript copy TO amount OF 81,
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VMriely ana EDrV Goods.
CHANCERY SALE.
TOTg ~ MIDDI ~ KEELING


DURsUANr 10 the decree prpuounced m he
suil in Chancery on the l7th daJ Of January
1916. wherein
William Dean is Complainant
AND
John Ofehfst, Wiliam Coffin ond others are D.
f,nd1ns
The shcrfr " Ohio county acting ne commisian
er under ssd dccroo will pfef for sale 90 tho font
door Z lie couu hrnso Of saii county Of Ohlo on
Saturday he 20ih dsy 81 juno 1876 LOIS tuu-
befed fq hdudfed and SIX one hurdfcd and ono.
one hundred and thirty eight one hundred qnd
f,ny seven one bp,dfed ~ d f'ny nine anil ihuis
tsyq t20Gj HOD U30uiD lli9) t32) situate 90
thai rsfiof Middle Whechnq. t1ow pat ni co.,
rny uf Whcchng) laidpd iy Nruh Iau". John avs
ceit ,nd OILERS tf 20 maiiy of sntii pars therc'io
.hqll he necessary Be- nt.iy lhr dfH, Interest ou
t..t.. dtciocd ihr tHmp'aunoi in We caue
/ r. RNs -Ttupsf cent % DC pDfo a-e % .n'
b. taiJ n c1,h. std i'o residue 'hcreli in Nv
egaai la5mebfs 20 it. Twelve nal q st,efo gstI
hao he DOS of a,le. Zee rurctp-cf a- rpfrH.
. nVos bmdt vuh goud soorHy prortg 'n Dc
ifsm ibe Do oi ssIt
lOIN q forF D ~
m..gt H $50 o.. 3 JC.
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" honSeN y compound OyfNI) or Tar ana
Wood Naphthdi
PmLApELPniA, Nav 3. ~.
Mr. S Thcmrsnn--Dcar Slr--It is not uhhin
III" piwer OF language TO express To you The rrai,>
tudt ! feel Tor your kindness. hut had ability The
lane ct ySa5 medicine Sb0d g. he sIagglsd baqHh
in every cline. do not say too much and " ell
auesrct facts bear re out. when | say your com
puund Syrup OF Tar and Wood NophIho, has. though
Providence. literally raiscd me from a delih bed
Las, lall | contracted a severe cold resulting in
violent inflammation of The lungs which threw me
into rapid decline, With rackine cough splitting III
blond. palpiiaion Of the heart aud oppression; aud
al times the circulation seemed suspended, cold.
ness Womb come over me. aud felt that the pow.
crs life were FIST giving way. Nothing ! ,ook
benefited mo. my appetite having leiI me- nv sjO-
mach and hiwols bcing completely deranged mud
my physician gave me up. saying was past help
aud must die!
Mr. Vlckers. one of The undersigned, called 10 see
and kindly brought ine bottle Of yenr m' j cine.
hat iound me IN dying slate, he len the tnediriue
however. and so lar revived US io swallow with
great difficulty leasponninl, and astonishing rared
was its effects; before taking my first botile threw
of from my lungs large quantity of coruqt matter
which relieved me wonderfully md enabled my
lungs to heal The disease completely arrested.
and To Your invaluable medicine alone owe m,
rCs'oraion TO health. For some time had choscc
ol The Jeflerspn II A Sociciys Reading Room. aud
thousands knnw me and CT bear wiih,ss that thr
iorceou statement Is strictly true.
WIh feelings OF las,lag graii'ude,
am respectfully yours. &c.
WASHINGTON MACK
Chnrluvc street abuve George.
We he undersigned. being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his suffer- q, hent
witness 10 The astonishing effects of Thomsons
com aonni Syrup of Tar AMI Nup'hn. and the truth
of The nbovp statement.
JOSEPH WINNER. 3dS North Third ST.
DAVID VICkERS. AZ Almnrd ST.
HUGH MGINLEY,
S T. corner Of TammanY and Fuurti Sis.
GEO w JOHNSON. Al1rkcl Square.
feb l 6 ON Snls Agent COT western "a.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
NO. 100 MARKET SQUARE,

East s'de | a or North II h9,kei AHeg.
"a HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully iulorms his
"a friends and the public, that he has taken the
above s'orc Where he is prepared To receive goods
or sale nn commission or al auction. attend NIL
sales ui Furnllnrc, Merchandise or Real Estate on
ihe most favorable Terms Dry Go de, Hardware
u Ok AID Variety Sales on Tuesday oHd Friday
evenings Furniture salts at The store ga WcInos
day and Saturday mornings Thankful for past
iavoTs. he viii endeavur io merit continuance of
public Pilruase ap 81 WA HALL.
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II ~ 8 UrR II " C. f.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE lNSuhANCE'
YINOBE INSURED-or so, to be-lhats the
question whether il is better by one sweep
ing fire, TO be ruined--and subject to oil the ik
that aesh is heir TO- like prudent mon go to III.
Protection Office, and there be made safe, eomforia-
bic and hsppy-we leave FOR you IT, determine
The Projection Insurance. Company of Hartford,
Conn. having already paid ever 100000 Of lOsses
in the Western Country. Is entitled 10 the highest
confidence. and their agent Of Whreng, Virginia.
WI PETERSON.
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware honses
shores, mills factories, &c. together with their
tents. such as furniture. merchandise. machinery.
and every other description Of insuiahle property
Also sieam. keel and fiat boats aud their csrgoes
20 aud from any rori on The Western Waiers. Oh
the most reasonable terms Fl,
iT RETURN PREMIUMS
The same rs al any other cffico in Wheeling.
Office on Monroe street opposite the Monroe
Hou e, and near the PrsI Office jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
AMERICAN AND
--A-lI IEII AnINN AnIr

ENGLISH HARDWARE.
hARLlNG'S. 'Waidrms' aud 'Cnfiiis
y Scyihcs
llaicb's. Patent Counter Scales
.Ndsms Do Coffee Mills 80 kinis
,Wm Row sni's Miil ard cross cuf saws
Gfayrs' and 'Bachsfs' y les snt Fdas Tools
* .oh ln,ts Iaiches apI Buu lirgfs
Rrnshr.-- To tfsys-- i'1icni Sheep shears
Kares and flfts- Stauus---tfsss cu. lrsiichs
S.clf-' tittd sUd rru.pnt saws
Hlthla.. Iucs rbau's. Ausns, sc, toar 'nef w'
/ b esnerl a-scr1acf pi liafiwsto guW oPeWue a.
I .1f cato stfy lo0 i0f CASH. w.
nENkY s. MOHRis.
rntq C.msi V Mau ~ MaiLet alley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-06
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM!
AT The SIGN OF THE
BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT,

OOuIH EHd oJ 1Iulhtt OQuuT6.
TNODD q HOWELL, have jusi returned
from The eastern manufacturer. wiiha large
and general assortment OF Buols. Shoes. Leather
Lasls. Findings, &c; which have been seIecied
With great care, expressly Tor Spring aud summer
Trade. which hey pledge themselves ore of Ms GOOD
quality will hc sold as low any lot lois Of The
same atIicle. thai is or has heen 5rnnehi West
Of The Allegheny Mountains. Persons wishing IN
purchae will please call and cxam,ne our slock
befIre purchasing elsewhere. OutsIvek CONSISTS IN