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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
"ALL THE WAY FROM OREGON .

We have been favored by some friend with
a copy oi the first issue OF the" Oregon Spsc.
tafor,' the first uewspaper established in tho
Oregon Territory Here il j., all the way
from our new settlement opposite Cbinai-
The motto oi the sheet i, "Westwarl the
Star OF Empire takes its way and we should
not be surprised II the settlers ia our ldr-oli
territory were looking around Tor some lone
star OF an island in the Pacific 10 annex to
their State; or, rather, to throw the light OF
empire over IT, The number before us il da
ted February 9th, 1916. and containsa copy
OF the constitution passed by the Legislature
ol the Territory; also, an act To prevent the
Introduction OF ardent spirits in Oregon. The
editor William c. TVault, SAYS in his open
ing leader, that the paper will be neutral in
politics, aud devoted to The general interests
OF the Territory; but he at TIE same time IN
torms them that ie IS a Democrat of the JET
iersonian school Besides being editor of the
Spectator he is prosecuting attorney aud
Postmaster General OF the Territory TNault {
Judging from the stations he holds. must be
man oil UaWt-lng ambition. ST. Louis Rey-
,hc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
DREADFUL EFFECTs oF1JGHTNivc

The brig Columbia Capt. Barber. in the
New Orleans aud Savannah trade was struck
by lightning OH TIE night Of the "a inst, 60
miles from tle Bdlizc. The crew were aloft
Teeiing topsails at the time, when the electric
nuld, ~ descending the mainmasi, after shat
icnn8 II, precIpitsted the whole OF the men
SIX IN number, into the sea, who were lost 49,
II then descended into the hold and set the
vessel Oh fire. Capt. y lhe ONLY pas,ep,.r
on board, was sayed.-N !. Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
4 RoMANTIcLoYE AFFAIR--Sr,r,,

"A young man became desperately in love
with young lady in the town of Clay, but
somehow things did not work to suit him. He
theraupon directed a note TO his lady love.
oskiug her to meet him at certain place, I
specified time, OF else come 10 his funeral
an Saturday Qast.) Unfortunately She did
not heed his request, but Saturday came and
iound him still living, although he had pro.
cured poison at Salina and taken il on Thurs
day. He died on Sunday aud was buried yes
terday. His name is Littlebraut We are
informed that the lady in question is OF very
respectable family Syracuse, ". j. Star.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
FIRE AT CLEvELAND a dos,,,,

FIRE At CLEVELAND.-A destructive
fire Occurred at Cleveland on Tuesday evening
last, IN the warehouse occupied by A. LOOMS
as wholesale grocery establishment The
warehouse OF a. Mcrwiu was also consumed
together with heavy stock ofstovcs, belong.
ing to Woolson, Kemm & Co. The loss is
about $1,000 Insurance on part osly,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
ID HAINE & co.., MANAGERS,

fokom1kc River Lottery of Delaware class No. ia.
drawn At Wilmington on TUESDAY, July 9th is;s
o. ~ 81 - 81 - 20 a. "a , - 50 IS
Lowest prize IS.
IOkookc river Lottery. class li5. drawn Wilmington
Delaware "Wednesday. July -. 1910.
~ 10 81 - IS 5ls IS 81 - 20 10
Lowest prize 81.
Or p . O. pfize 81 SEQ in the above Pskomokc
losert class liss and 10 - Is pr of l5o in the
above Lottery class li5, by
N. l.. DORSEY,
y9' sole Aren, for the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27

EF-Scnai0f lappaD. shrewd cid man bat
never popular enough to b. elected by t,r
people q any office Of trust has brcn qnife
surious with i've abJiitiouisis OF late. lol tbe
purpose OF cllccting thc defeat of ihc whiq
candidate iur tle State Senate. After sonnd-
ng an abolitionist lew evenings ago. IA. OK.
pre- "a much anxiety that thc ab1litionisfs
would select cIujiJate upon whom Inc
Dlnor@cy could mily and hy the way very
moderately proposed a Texas I.ocolo'o 49,
we ii'd not hr'f previous 10 putting ous pa
per 20 press Wat tIc proposition had bocn 49,.
copied So LoVi5 NG Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27

WHATS A BABY1-The following trans
Curt OF aettert to the editor of the knicker-
booker, IS one OF the richest specimens Of fun
and humor we have met with for long time;
i. S.-Whoop! hurrahl light upon the
world again! Where are yOu nay fine editor
Did ever talk to dust aud ashes OH lied
muihtudnOusly, Every muscle. every nerve
that did not try 20 strange M in that utter.
ance, lied. No, sir, let me tell YOU that is
a great world. glorious uagnifccnf. a world
that can't BE- beat. Talk of the Stars and a
better world, bat don't invite me there VET -
On, no, this morning is quite too beautiful 10
leave. and besides | would rather STAY ifoniv
To thank God little longer, Tor ibis GLORIOUS
liShi' pure air, that can echo buck my lou,lest
huruh. Mud thea my boy-hut invent 1
told you. Why, sir, We got boyl--ha. ina
shout lt TO you-a boy, fourteen pounds and
the mother great dcni better than can be ca .
Peclcd. Aud J say, Mo. Editor, its mine
hlrrdh, aud aliclujah for cvcrl Oh sir. such
legs, such arms, and such head and ob ho
nas his mothers Tips. could Kiss them forever
And then, sir look az bis feet. l,is bsnJs h;.
5l''i' Tvs eyes ms every thing IN iact--so per.
..Uy -; n; tive nc joy. sir; you needn't
either. I'm foil now-l run over. and tbey e.,
mat } run over several old women. and EiIlrJ
lhe mother pulling lbe Doctor by the nns,
ana upset 'pothecary shop in tie cprns,
.ani then didn't ring the tea bell DiIa', +
bloW iha horn Dint / dance ahopt L,,,,
ant cry altogether. Tie women say ti,t,l,sy
'ad 10 ue me zap. / can't believe that b,,
VINO s a going 90 shut np his mouth when h.
has live baby You sbould b,,. - =,
lungs sir,nt thc first mouthf,d Of frs.bs,,
such busn A liuIe tone in his voice h.,
not p'in-clcess Of jos. Nr rom 100 o,c.,
know. ' ''.''''"i you
lhiuh Of all .bi. o. 1utiul ol,big.,y .,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27

The Lexington, KY, Observer OF the ls,h
instant says;
The Hon. HESRY Clay left Ashland ves.
terday morning tor Drennon's Lick Springs
where nc intends TO spend few DAYS. Ills
health is good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
SNORING DEAcnNS I'M n..A0n

down east havea bad practice OF snoring
loud, while asleep in church, which appears
to disturb some OF the folks there. The Bos
tom Bee OF Saturday has the following polite
notice for one OF them.
Deacon--is requested not to commence
snoring Tomorrow, until the sermon is begun
as some persons IN the neighborioOd Uf ms
pew would like to hear the ferl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
TIE FRATRAcIpE IN RAPIpEs.-Th,

TIE FRAIRAClDE IN RAPiDES.-Th
awful story OF killing two Children hoy ana
girl, il we recoAect atigilt-by their brother
and sister, as it WAS allcgcd--also boy and
gri-in the Ana Coco settlement, Rapides,
which we copied from the Alexandra Demo
cra,, aud which may, from its unnatural ma
ture and improbabilly, be believed TO be UNI
founded, turns ont to bc bat too true. The
Democrat, OF the lst inst, announces that the
alleged Juvenile murdcrers--thc boy said To
be 5 years old aud the girl years--are now
in prison in that town. 1t very eloquenlly
enyokes the feeling OF sympathy in favor of
the youthful culpdls, and very reasonably in-
sluuates that the owners of older heads, more
dcprayed hearts, and stronger arms. perpetra-
ted this diabolical crime. The mother, IL app
/ pears, Is a wanton, had plramour, aud was
altogether regardless OF the childrrns moral
training. Miserable mothcr--unhap chill
dren.--N. d. Data.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
Plain and Ornamental Binding.

OF al kinds, to order, iH the most thorough
manner aud at the cheapest rates.
BLhNh BOOKS furnished 10 ary pattern.
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &c. bound
III we most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, &c.
c,1 1e bindery will be under the charge of J.
uitCilh iS !, JR., an experienced and compe-
given. i"'9 OS
ne subscriber Is satisfied that he can. and
IS determined TO furnish as GOOD work as can
be done IN the city, at as cheap rates and with
the utmost pronpiness.
Sieamboat OWHCrs and Builders. arc mar.
hcuIaHy invited 10 give him cali. az ne IL
prepared To furnish books ami bills ont and
cut, at tic shortest notice.
may 10 J. r.. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
FACTS FOR TnEPEOPLEo OF OHIO THAT
CANNOr BE REFIIEn.

1AN-NOi DE- hIf I Ell
~ Is a fact. as eau b. shown bv Legislative |
documents, that 1t cost the State to support
Lncoioco Legislation. lrom SIS, til 1911 |
the round little sum ol 81 202 AZ for each
aud every session; slncc 1914 the wings have
had mai GRITTY oi that body. aRd we find that
the expenses have been somewhat diminished
under Wing legislation II has only cost the
State 20, 1920 Now according To- the state.
meuts here set forth. which we defy Locofo-
Coism to honestly conirover,. the s'rascaily
Ways have saved for the people the pretty
little SUM OF SlS, 209 ST, aud yet this patent
Democracy undertakes to rcal the Wing par
" homilv on economy.
FarmsrSi AiechanicSu LaboriHr rnenlp--
NcH 81 all cldSSesiu Look well 10 your in.
terests--Look To the facts recorded above. and
At any Dca0gogue dares TO say they are not
true, 90 aui examine the proper documents
and YOU wilt find that we have told YOU the
truth. ihc whole TRUTH aud nothing but the
TRUTH lVhig Siandurd.
STATE PRINTING DIFFERENCE BE
| TIVE ZEN WING < LOCO.-Wheu the Whigs
came into power in Ohio. they prDmis 1t q re-
duction in the expense OF the Public Printing
-and they fulfilled their promise TO thelctter.
The extra printing OF the past year. owing la
the 'rasCaliiy report, and the report ol the
Att Thliil
ers, accounts, was much larger than that OF the
year previous The additional printing at least
$1,000. Notwithstanding this, the cost has
been over $1,000 less than Medary charged the
year before;
The account presented last year, by
Samuel Mcdary, tor the printing
of the legislature was SlI. 22J 81
Auditor Woods deducted from this 3i5 ~
Aud paid him 1897 ~
The balance. BIS 90 is still claimed by Mr.
Nj. but remains unsettled.
Mr.. Scou's whole account which has jus'
been settled, is $40 DOS %. The account thel
stands;
Medary, Loco SHAPES 81
Scott, Wing, l090S Z;
Saving 10 tle State 1917 o.
And adding the extra printing the past yea
over that oi the previous year makes d total 81
wing more than $1,000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
IO ..O'PEI, x lsEPRRs.
Inn RENT

Rrs<A FOR RRNT
fsst uurng term 81 Yeas thaf large ana comma
ssst -. dious house. wen kEowu a. the
LIS VIRGINIA. HOTEL.
sifaaed or Main 81 Wheeling Va Tins l,s. ,e,, 10,
thorough fcpef b. pessa1ty situated in GENITAL srt ~
sY, a. convenient distance FROM ne .tesrtiosf
l1udnr end - W soppng place iof one of the rrsst
igcs ~ ta orH Niafc- fce. ION VIII be- efyrn an tfs
- a. Of Aprf i-f fot terms and psyiisasy. snossss
ARCHD WOOfiE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
f0sIIlEE rs.-CONsUMPTIoN Avn ~ m.
nlING ~ TIE LuNCs CI-REn ny TIr ~ -

I
POSITIVE PROOTS.-CONstT WPTIoN Avn et "a.
nlNG or THE LUNGS CtfREDBY MIR t, 81 ~, ..
rs I'LL MANS ENPECTORANr REMEDY
a. 80 - sA9c aged seventeen years was taken
NHsu az me age OF sixteen, with slight eod ,ybeh 80
neglected until The LII NCs became prey ny y, ~, sle
81 tONst hFTiON whea application 90 a ,b,sie,9,
80 ,', W no isci ne considered her case boncies
o,, slu piescff@d but little meIicine for bes n, ~.
eautine she discharged qusntiirs on btoct ,,t
I, ohpe'n a'ion Of thick piIessn aud eoovb lie ~
IT, ''e az ieHr'h iecaue reduced ios TWINS stcig..
sntcfinqs might end by She ts1rs a. de,.t .a. l,f
'"is iei fh}sfihn frequently caicsl and ~ 49, ~, ~
t,fs o' med 10 test The virtues of ar u,,..,
tNpeeofaiI remedy having noticed 49,, ~
cures Performed by che medicine b., .t, ar
,., 'Ila, i,d ifp lutics. and adutuisse yf.t Il =, ~
.,''" Hil Ne initud % rhaurra ,,ftrE .... t
ti. t5,,l ~ lH'.. r MEDICINE fof eighteen DAYS. Il
.Nt vac rendered sblc 80 fc wan io, tr b. - "a
s..n'.. 2" tir a<inilfsIucI.f ~ her ffrnds 80
~ Li t-inE iiif aicdiSius isr etrirt vge,.t.s O.,
s5d 49,. -, 'Hl!cJ free from taia ard d,se,.s
h a.f'e va'uaae medic ne car -. ais.,,.i ~ ~,
''t O. '"' Store of g20 IH&RHv trsi
'tN- Como, c,ief i1 ihe trsfef. ~ tJ.,.t ,t
4.,ie ~ ii'" thrsrHef Fnasf gasIeI $780,
~ I'i "fIf DESTROY fiic worms f,tf t.,,.-.i .
W i"Nar1 end luueis 81 the nflrn. Il, 49, .
rs,tie ~, ,i' p1rs -hen. Their operation = =, 4
uF niat Del administered 10 r5,..,,., p, - r, /
i'r' ir1ftr afn re- irrut fraft.a., 49,. ~ tHt i
y, '-fi hnf''h. which hrre ff.,..-t ...,l ...,f
3 . ~. ''i- ".lrf iHu OBI Ncfmiiarfe IItr,g ..g. .t
=. " ~ hatH fie shock flttii fie ~, ,..
a. ''1 90 Ha-sff'U or srtuafir ,,,,fg,l.,.' . i
"''f .ftrral ~ tbs moment ,,ip-e ,,.e. ,,,,,ti
sd.aist.tr.,... ~ paral,fe ht fhe ifisis or
a.'N i' l'if untitled ~ the IT,. IN ~,
III. .l. 10 'i.tkeHor sugar. Caafrd Nesetsrle
I. i. .... 't'' nr.cf ier1 known 90 icsFo
a,t-a.s rf- {. IL, leg hgy sgfvs rsfhe. %
,''.''tt ai'rcsts. fof safe b. Vhecilag bt
rtiRChiLn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
ibnmsa Ingrahaai and John , Invieo
GDmpisntnaufs

f''t"'e' fhafANdn aud John j. Invir1
GDHpianinanis
Gene. tis CnAScrEg.
-.r,... Defendants.
= lhft tNT 30 decree ,,ads ,a ts s.a.s GA nc 90
- dtY ~ Nay 1916 81 tive Ciss,,s ~lprfor Court ~
-" ard thancery fot Tyler eosniy. eih an tbe spd
"tNa pa August ueEfs ftisi Icing toar dayJ seh ~
Pc suction, ~ th0 deer % the Court bouft ci fsid
."n}, ect ~ ICE acres ~ Land stnscd OF the mid
de lft ~ Mex is flrk ~ 1sdie isspd Cfeet snd de
rrlgd Size raners ~ sad rase ue sale 20 tc che
terms iunogfina one half az SIZE pufcnese money 20
paid in noats and ihc other halt n twelve months
te dav 0f sa purcheScr bonds hearing
Interest with good security. Cor te payment ~ the in
slaimonie. w. J. MctDf, -. n
b ia-wfm faf WM. JOHNSON III IT, a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs.--on

ARREST OF COUNTERF EITERS.-
Sunday last llree citizens of this county were
arrested on charge OF countcrtciting Amcri-
can coin, and taken to Pittsburgh anl lodged
in JUL 10 await their trial. A fourth made his
escape. Two Of the individuals arrested live
IN Enon Valley, Commonly called Hcll's lIol-
low > and have heretofore sustained mbIcm-
lshed reputaiion uie third is AN old offender.
We iorbeer giving names until we learn fur
Their as to The Probible guilt or innocence OF
the accused.
II Is asserted that these are but portion OF
regularly organized band of counterlcilcrs
who are supposed 10 have their head quarters
somewhere IN this county Bcaper Argus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
JAYNE,s sANATIyr pIIIa

= = n
These Pills ie taken al all times and IN NEST di.
eases. IN infamaiory. Intermittent fcnittcnt bilious and
every form Of FEVER, Jaundicc and Liver Complaint.
For Dyspepsia they really invaluable article, gra
dnally changing tile Vtiatcd seeTcons OF the stomach
and liver, and producing healthy action ~ thSse impor
tani They very valuable for diseases Of the
skin, aud what Is commonly called mpurity OF the
Hood; also TOR Female Complaints CosiiVcncs, sc. aud
h fact every disease where an Alcrient Atcraiiyc or
purgstiye mcslicu may bc required
Dyspepsia positively hc cured hv a per-cverinr
nse OF hts Sanaive. especially IL the Tonic vorminge
b. used M conjunction.
Prepared only by Dr, d. Jayne, No. g South Third 81
Philadelphia. For sale i'm Wheeling by
~ - JCRtTMBACKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
MCGUIRE. NopAy. : s-,@@.

~ strange that the citizens of Wheeling and De,,o,.
hrlnghout tire surrounding country should allow
themselves la le plagued hii poisoned and he an ,s ~
lose their Tcs by those ravenous insects
OF meeting hinslrcis when Il nc easily Temcdiei
by Just calling al the Wheeling sore vvbere 80 ~ 1891
aud for sale. ciIcap ''' J"S' "Pe"co'
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ncpja"In McMcclicn, ~ cn.Nerav. In the eireul.

bonlamin MeMcchcn) II CnAScERy. In the circuit
W Superior Cont OF Law and
Jants Euislcy 81 al. Chanecry for OHIO County
ID JkSUANT 10 deere. pronounced by the said Court
IA Tire said oausr, The 26ih day OF June. IsG the
undersigned tie ConImssiOrc therein appointed far the
purpose, viii proceed the .Sh day Of August. 1876
and AZ erwNrds by eajournmens from lime time shall
lie found Necessary, the Office of Jacob Fitzhurh IN,
the Guy 81 Wheeling in said county, and re-
port the respective amounts proportion ofthc purchase
money orsihc parcel Of coal land in said Bill and pro
cecdngs mentioned paid by The said bancroft Woodcock
aad William Lambdin respectively, account of their
purchase o the from the defendants Enscy and Ped
ley IN order To proper distribution any surplus which
ay remain from the SAFE OF said coal land directed by
,he srd decree after paying the therein To-
ia, Complainant. Hrz EDW. n. FlTZHUGH,
Good pa. jy - lm7a Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
jy9i y ''''N No u, Mi gGs r WILL.

U - .''ltNItu " IlirkY, Tor safe
NSr~pn HALLS AUCTION ROOM
GENERAL INVITATION.
IT. en PERSONS wishing 10 purchase any article in ,h
80, =. 1919 way. Asthe svasOn Is advaucing and ,.e
WISH 20 Ieuee our stock TO make room Tor ise S,,I
p.s We eie determined Ia sell very reduced n,iess ~
$500 ~, ' y very large and Ofgreat variety tn
o Wy we can oier greater barrainS than ,,s ,nnt
,i .D - on account ct buying our second .,,noi,,
eis, III nv siioft time hack aud a. we b,,v IN,
saPS ~ New ORR, we satisfied lhsl we es n
M Vtehs - cannot Re surpassed nv sny s,,sn ~
w" nave "'endenoy 10 sell, that l. our f
Nv,oio..,o - -. SOnNSfOS a BERRYUII.I,
D ga tic dry goods, No. Isi Main 81. WSssjin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27

" - becoming quite common now, when
one l. talking Of some fellow who backed Out
oi an affair, as Chapman, the Indiana dung
hill chicken, backed out OF the volunteer com
pauy IN indianapolis, to which he annexed
himself by way Of good Joke" TO say che
Brine kcrhoflcd." When Locolocoisrn wa, in
its glory under Nh. Van Burcn. the papers in
noticing those everyday occurrences. the ran
mug away OF lcgtreasWpr4. used TO state that
such and such oiace holders had Swartsouted
ia Tins way the language is rendered motc
copious by the Introduction Of very significant
words, and we shall not b, surprised Il con-
siderable additions are made 20 our stock of
words denoung various kinds of raseiity du.
rug the present administration L0u. JOur
NEW COUNTERFEIT A new counter.
lett - bill Un the Northern Bank Of Ken.
lucky was detected yesterday by Mr.. Pres.
bury, broker on Main street The vianettc i.
female holding scroll in her hand. rail
road IN the distance The word, Northern
Bank OF Kentucky and the stamp Of "don
aud iron chest at the bottom of the bill. are
poorly executed and tle impress son very liaht.
ST. Louis RDcitc. l2h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
40. lO9

NJ. IUT.
II ST received general assortment OF carri,,e
sale low. Call and see " 80 - 'ol
y - NIcoIIs -,p,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
DANE For BED RUGS.

"a inaili,e remedy for the destruction of Red B,,g
%-A aud Cockroaches. by Thomas Harris Mxrletts
an ior sale by The subscriber az 25 and SO cents lc
" - JAMES MEI.TOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
RATES OF DISCOUNT
cORRECTEn wErKL

rENNsYLvANIA. Hamilton 10
Banks OF Pittsburgh par Granville "a
Philadelphia par Farmers Blk Canton 30
Girard Bank par Urbana ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
And midi;
33I7os

Saving 10 the State 1917 0S
And adding the extra printing the past We
over that oi the previous year makes a total sa-
wing more than $1,000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
Clrr M IVn,.r,,Nn

CGTLERN heavy stock of Knives Razors and
" scissors Of tic approved brands and of the I'm
est qualify on hand and for sale low nv
jy27 T.HoRNBCoOK
The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-11
To all whom 1t may Concern.

FHNAkE notice, that on the sixth day of Eoyem- -R Der, Eighteen hundred and forty y-three, at Sheriff s Sale of land for taxes held by Willis s. smith, the then Sheriff of the county of Clark, at Philadelphia the following lands were scd and bought by Benjamin S. Duncan and Harris Flana- gin,lto wit:
 Fractional section nine, in township nine south, oi range eighteen vest containing eighty eight acres, Tor two dollars and fifteen cents.
 ffacuohai section four, in township nine south, of range eighteen west, containing three hundred and twenty acres for the sum of six dollars and six teen cents.
 The west half the southeast quarter of section ten of township eight south of range eighteen west containing eighty acres, for the sum of two dollars and five cents.
 That said lands were listed for taxation. advertis- ed and sold as the property of F. pugh Davis, as trustee of the SomeNiile Land Company
 That on the first day of February, Eighteen hun and Harris Flanagn. by writing under sea upon signed and set over to the undesigned all their title interest, and claim to the said lands.
 That the said subscriber holds said lands, by vir tue of said sae said assignment, and by virtue of deed made by Benjamin s. Duncan, sheriff of saic county, and successor to the said Willis s. Smith
 Now, any person who can set up any right to the lands so purchased, in consequence of any inior malits or any iregttlarity illegality connected with said sale, are called upon to show cause, at q circuit court to be holden on the third Monday o October Eighteen hundred and forty-six, in the town of Princeton, in the county of Dallas, why said sale so made should not be confirmed. RIDLEY JONES.
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E1Dss RENT OEs SALE.

A first rate FARM, lying on the Military road "A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Collegeye. This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best qualty-ffty acres cleared, ready for cultivation, and about thirty acres enclosed for woods pasture Has on it fine new frame bulk ding large and roomy alarge0rchard, containing the best fruit in the State; good We'll and all the Sta bles, Cribs and ont Houses necessary for farming purposes Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for a house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately. For further particulars persons wishing to rent or buy, are referred to Col. S. M. Rutherford, who lived on the place last year, and now at Collegevllie
 Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 ~M. I aIT4T $. HIT Lille Roe:
 LnaJe Rock, Feb. 9, l846. 2I-d
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ,
 CnttNrY OF ST. ERANcIs.

NOTICES hereby given to ali persons entitled
 V to distributive shares, CT otherwise interested in the estate of BENJAMIN BEATTY, late of died intesate, that application will be made by the undersigned, as next of kin to said deceased at the next term of the court of probate of the sad county of St9francs. to be holden the first 1assday at. ter the first Monday ill .apriI isi6, at the court house in said county, for an order of distribution of said estate amongst the leirs ana iegat pt Ist6 RICHMOND BEATTY, as nert
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