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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02

n,. s,.,.,. to-. g.
,n;.,. him ,,bo ,ot,'. ,'o,.'',, f1r pio.
7 a,';,,r,.:d, al t,nioncia, 500 t;.t
,,,'. ,,ii.h 49,. ,,'. na.;l,. IniJ a.iIa -,
~, ,',a o,,,,,.,, 80, co,i;
,Lr J,oI. -, f.l,,, ,,.,lcr, n, vha,, ',,
walk. and ro!ljnr Won about when YOU lie down,
prrtlus after some d4vs. or r,ncltcd experience.
yau fancy Won hay, snula daiuita notion Vt tina
c.unvin,r surface. nul can adlpt Yourself to
Your rr51nd But the order comes t. tack shin.
-, ,i,S wind ,yb.os o,,arn. and Won INNS, h,aoin
ar,i,. orirv,u 90 into vour ,t,tc room ottor
M kim .,.,,nT7lir nr-r, n lint +bc door ~
w;nIy,rl Won ind yonr.clf suddenly landed
,r,,nst voir v,sb.tlo,-- land holding nv
-. ,.i.~. IF H., trr,h. and fue o,b,- fin, IN tn,
l,tf,,i cf,,. hovI.
Arr r.,,,,,ino. , ,no,oont with vnur rorari,
',,,.,,,,.~d p,r .,,ur relative, .it,,tn, win tho
and the small fir,jirr yo,,- state room.
and b,..a.,y.H assured ,f ia, ua,;,jnn or,h,,
,,ri,p- .,,.,.r. Won mako b,'f. and Tor tim,
.,,,...f,l cir,rf :, .,.nI crrct--ti,oprb the
,.l,.. Cd, v5ur rn,.oar, .ht.,r,r bt.,a yo.Ir eyes,
In, h,li- in tho h,.,,,. .,o ,.Tp.nr,r. You reel
without knowing where, and only save your
head from humping into your looking glass ny
catching Al tlc curtains. watch, 10y a SiFans"
fantasy, are standing nj Tht angles from your
b.r-h ~,.a ght into the middle The room. The
water. II Won pour j, i'm your bowl, = before hiut
full, running over. fo1 pat lUn.oinr 70 your
mouth. and lurch brings the EIa>, under your
ear. You attempt To- >nNit th' candle. ana you
have Snuiltd ".c.. hghl and all; in' The not
wax is snearcd owe: loHr thumb and ioreiinser.
In Lesoair. vou pu!! of v.ur boots, by dint OF
violent crks between the p. chez, and when tie
ei',rt al length proves successful, you find YOUR
s,lfat On, cnl Of the room uul the boot at tho
other. Finally raady, you make plunge for
;our bcr;. ;-at first unnecessarily, and CONS
heavily against the walls OF the ship. Another
effort. ANA YOU have laid hold Of It's edge, and
chamber heavily in, Down goes your hcad up
T,n' li,tle windows smash and hish. rush the
cr,wdinr waters: creak. creak. 90 the wards
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02

Life in a Liner.

Thousand- OF people have read. and laughed
over, Dickens description of Storm on board
a steam shp---or rather Of the things that hap
pen on board a steam ship il a storm. A cor
respondent OF ours, who has Just returned from
long tour in Europe, gives us for COM
panion-pecc an account OF fluctuations on board
II packet in a storm. with notices of life in a
packet generally. II will serve to amuse such
of orr reader, as have never adyeniurcd their
precious lives upon the " salt sea ocean" We
have only to add that there is no exaggcration
in the picture.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02

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to 30 'i' ,'a,. ~ NO, II, moor
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s,,,.,,,,,or. or sri.;,,ars j., ,ha C,r,n,,ns and
acnor,l;,,,r,, r,nro.o,,s tbn don,rt,,ont in tha
r,,,cb ar tha I ,,;.I,t,ra
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II NV w ''e III "' ~ ~ ''.' W.
III Nl'''. vi, r''''' al" '''
up III ofu'n'rN' or I'''" Tor H'd' oI'A u ~ "
SOFA entlrH. put mo commission or o''t OF com
MISSION. armed, stored ana rrol'HoAe'; en-
pioVeI AZ nome or on i'relgh 9iau"u,' All ap
p1'n'mantS and removals OF commission ana
warrant officers, WIN the exception OF mis''r-
and surgeons. ar Their dlsncsal. ana IRON
tins Board cmtnate AL 'n'"uct'rr> ior 'i'r 2 ma,
nnco OF officer II conm1nd. FROM 'hlS ''onr'
also procerr' al. promotion IN the sN'r'' r'ihS
ana IN consequence OF ut'ir rtc'hh u 'i''""7'
al honors. pensions. gf1,'''.S ana SUP ',iliui-
tons are granted. 10 iil' bp'f "i AI'h'''"E
all oi.t,lal returns IRON the II ann every
practical dt'a'l respecting NE disc'pIihe ana ~
dilNn OF the slIp7' are adar''Scd' n! o'I'F7
Tor the paylncnt OF money OH "cco"h' % ,"t
navy are gwen by 'AcH. ana 'hey Pt'P're 'nat
roruon OF inc ahhu'I estimates "i!''" -
tlclr department OF tue p"0'c sert'V'; h'l"'iN :
alera'lon>' ana Improvements u" ''I' voc ''N''
new buildings. Inventions an1 eAptfIh W. re-
latn- to naval matter. are al lhId o''''e ''i'''
Ter approval ana tHni'f' ior ui, lFoVII',l'.i-
ana storing OF Inc S.'HS are auuFcSseu ''''i
''''i i'''"''o "'' ~
PRESIDENT Or TIE hoNhp We 10 10 Al -
,t'''.''i',',' of,bo
ne nIu ~ 'a.t - s"'I. ,. '',j'' A., c Wv
IINy N"u''l' ~ N,'tt' - ,'o,
.ro! OF III MEASURES 'unu'Iis Wv '1''" 5
III ., l,i7 Gun .'.,.i ,i .'..,,'.,
we" i'e-N'r.. arr o,i'.s ",;
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02

~, ,c,.-.,,o.is l,,. rro,or;,.io, s,oal-
ne ,''I va" ~ oris fonJ H., ,.ir,,,a "
er OF ,ho iio'Sc Is tho pri,.,, Ta,,,,,n II
MS ONCE ~ - " ti,, .S .it.,aI
appoints n'i '"N.'o.,.1onia,;o, ~ H.
!! WY" t' ~, .J corntios Ia !, ,n,r,r Of
u ,',.'' VI ~. ,;n or,ho cron. ,,ta ii,,.
,t, a.. ,i' 81. Mounds p, Wow IT., t'o
" ~ r., anJ ooll,,.,- - Da.al
c,,, ,,;, ,..,,.,,.,l ,,r, r,li,, If al ;,r,r,
;,l;,,' .,i ,,;a. ,,J tin hi,,has. ;,Gn;J az
fnor in H., ,;n.-.r,r, Nbcn Roy,I ro,,r,is-
s;,,ns nr, ;.,,,J g. o,oni,r tho .os.o c,r ,ri,.
,,. p,.at ,.a,,, 10 I'LL or c ,n,.a,.,,;,,,.
.''o w i,,i,,,,it ~, - 80 ~
,ar'lt'h NJ 'i'' ho'u'>'' ty9 ON VI
tle Cohlll' ioh'rN' ~ rcdia tlc hnVhi speech
upon the occasion. men the sovereign .pens
or closes the session ~ person. t'ie LORD Chan-
ceilor lnHS on the rlght o. ne throheand htndS
to the NoNlrch ne speech Opening or terminate
ing tlc ahh1di aoors ot tla Legislature. IN
hlN person inc LFu chahccilor enjoys conSid-
erio1c pio'"ru"''' lo' u j. n'gh treason Tor any
on 20 put M" 10 upath J.. ICING colNucfru tli'it
darn@ tIe execution Of ms ounce, lie Is the m
hAcuIalc refreS'ht!INe OF t,'e sovereign.
As The mere dehVery OF Tie great seal to the
custody OF thS inncuolHryi IS Tine mode OF his
appointment. so the resumption or resignation OF
tnht instrument constitutes the Chancellor dis
miSsal or retirement.
lhe uV.u Vi LOU MN Y I''Ie''of Is a!So CIV
en- 10 tilc OHahcci'or 'or ircIa'o'
pprsfnryT OF THE co~ycu.-r,fr MARQUIS or
LAysyoWyE.
The President of the Council is annointed bv
letters patcnt under the great seal dHrat,c bouo
plgcio. and rcsirns his Office with the political
marty to winch he belonps. His duties jncin1a
attendance ON the kinr's nrrson As an otlicnr of
State and he MANAGES all debates in tho Conn
Gill proposes matters at the SOVEREIGN command
o,,l ro,r,,,r, ,l, ra.l 10 f,u ,,,,;.i
NAV IN. AGREED tbercunon Fran ,ho ra,n If
KIM John TO that of Elizabeth he was STYLED
prj1cjpajiS ri (ctj,1lis CoDsjIorjvs br. intha,
Onecn's rairn the Office was SUSPENDED. and the
Lord Keen.r sunpliad his nl,rn Charles | re
vivcd the Office on on, orca.ion. but il eI,,se-
cuortlv ro,oinod ,oco,, I'm tho Co,ncil ,,,, r,-
moddlad hv Charles II 1870 .inco which norioJ
if Inn. hnen rnrularlv occnniad h, q. pncr IF cor.
siderable nolitic,I i,1,,r,,nco
sAoHAA ARIES OF STATE.
The three chief Secretaries of State are
Earl Grey. Tor the Coioq'eS; Lord Pamerston,
Tor fW' gR lP""S; ana SIR George Grey Tor
the HJRs he dri7,H. The nature Oft cir sew
eral dutie, VII be suggested b, the names of
the Offices over which they preside but their
rank, position and powers, Wi require some lit
tie explanation.
Though IN m1der times 1t has been the prac-
tee 10 e1trust the duties OF Secretary of State 20
three individuals, yet this division of labor is on
~ an arrangement to facilitate the dispatch of
pihlic business, and the three Sccretari,. are in
theory but one Tor their duties may be diScharg-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02

who ever thinks at all, can 90 away from the
State Fair without rcsolvingt TO be bcttnr firmnr
tharaafter-witlout feelinga trucr pride in his
calling and firmer resolution to improve and cx-
Gel in it.
But this is not ALL The Farmer is hero brot
in contact with all thgt has recently been done in
tn, other Useful Arts in all of his own calling.
Here is an endless variety of Agricultural Imolc-
m 'ns-Flnning Mills, Cradles. Svthcs, Forks.
Hoes. Sc. &c.-lS also Household utensils
$ owes. Ovens, kichcn-wlrn. &c. (Thcrr are
not loss than II dozen newly Patented Stoves
alone. SOM of them valuable Improvements on
those exhibited lat year. mem TO speak of
them hcreaitcr.) Every thing invites to COM
nariSon. to reflection. and thence to improvement
In the Plow alone. the improvements Of the last
few years have secured the blowing of four acres
with the labor and power formerly required for
three And the end. doubtless. is not yet. One
such fair as this Is worth more to the People Of
a State than dozen GLORIOUS victories" in the
field OF humru slaughter.
A State Temperance Convention was in sos
sion throughout yesterday. and Will soon asscm-
bic again-Judgc J. Van Valkenberr of S,cub,n
Co. President. The attendance was quito full
and the debates very animated. especially in the
evening. y resolution declaring liJuor-seing
a crime, and therefore TO be punished as clearly
as any other crime has been the main subject OF
debate. 1t finally passed by very large MAORI
ty. Mr.. Chapman is to speak thi. afternoon on
the Statistics of Rumselling and the effect of the
business on the fortunes lives and deaths of the
dealers and their families.
Auburn voted No License last NAY. and the
vote has been pretty fairly enforced. | have
seen no liquors displayed for sale any where,
though of course some are sold at such Il time rs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02
Home Manufactures.

reloice to see that the Manufactures, even of
cosby ana sumptuous wares, are steadily ditfu-
snug themselves inland and Westward. Roch-
ester bears the palm here in Agricultural Imple-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
a LLMAN & MAXWELL. have now hand the


BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,
Ever offered in this market al of which has select
ed from the manufacturers, with great care and at is
awest cash price. We feel hesitation in saving that
weuen oer gres,st Inducements purchasers, than
CT tefore o5re ~ this city We respectfully in
viie old customers and the public, cail old
aud well known stand, and our stock hefore
purchasing cischere and feel satisfied that III no
favor with rau viii he pleased ith style aAl.
n.y. and prices Our stock consists OF Mems fine Calf,
Morocco and Seal Boois; Thick, Calf Kip and grained
do; Merocco, Car aud Kip Monrocs: CsL Seal aud Mo.
rocco Pumps and slippers; Button CATERS. style:
Boys Calf aud Kip Hoos: Morocco Calf and Kip Mon.
Ioes; Ladies' enc Calf slippers and Walking Shoes
cy eoiorcd Kid slippers and AsifCaers black Caters
and Half Caters; cheap Kid, Morocco Seal and Cloth
Slippers; Calf Kip aud Morocco Boots aud Shoes Miss
60 Boots Shoes Slippers and Half GSiiers of all kinds
Chdres Boots, shoes. Slippers and Half Caters OF
cry style, quality aHd price
ALso-5OOo Ms lest oak tanned Spanish sok Leather,
4,O0O do. Hemlock do. do. do
Upper Lsatier CAT and Morocco Skins; Kid, Binding
and Red aud Whine Lining skins; Shoe Nsi!s Pegs
Aws; B-istles Ga'oons Shoe Backing: brushes, &c.
Also 10 dor. Mems and Boy X Palm Leaf HAS, together
with great many other articles al OF which we Will
sell wholesale retail ~ tile very price
COUNTRY MERCII ANTS, wishing III up their stocks
may KLIMAN & MAXWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21

WYEIf. MooRE. 4 60 respectfully iefsfp, ne tssg
~ eHing Fuaif BE-, iheE heve, ~ ~ sTaaseieeni
with Worries A. Co. and o. Uintou extended their fplrH-
fd National Rood 9sga Zines difectfO ~ LOWS. thsoueh
Indian aois Tcffs Haufc aud Nsfdas, and thsf
passed accommodations f led nrVuFnut the
tifs fpfiis.
VAST MfTL CoNCH lesves WhesfihF daily 81 70 ~.
siorf r. 81. Do Ginfifrs lu fGl1rs,fs 80 Louis DAYS.
Tiof Coasn .csvnt Wheeling esiy q 10 o'cock y
/ % haHfH fn Tinffnn4fl.
4 n TALIM AuGErs Good fnfcuf Coach icavas Wheel
ia ssHy a In 0'rDrt D, ST. A. h0us 10 MaysviHe. ~
Lives f1ffi1f,d ~ Az t1c 1se hrs ~ rsftes VII
ifh afsfeee ~ sirtTuf AZ tfaFsHeE niff hey
| cfos So ~ Wsier a ~ door feow ~ 81 = ifaia
Vae sTNE oegs W. CHvuEaf so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21
SALE OLE REALfEsTAq.E.

DHOJallIN MoMeeHeh , - Mt IN 10 decToo
y rendered this causg
James EmsIey and o,hers> by The C.rcu superior
o. Law and Chaaoery for Ohio ", the Goth day
Of June, 1916 the undersigned, acting Conmiss
IN this teiaf will proceed 10 SELL on Monday the 18th
day Of August 1876 The mont door the Cont House
OF Ohio County the following described property, that s
10 say, all that certain uaCt Of land situate on
Wheeling Creek, adjoining land sold by William Chap.
line Henry Moore and Robert BALDWIN, lesnning
stake The bank Of the creek thence with said Moore
and Bsdwn's line = LII do1 =. TO said Chsphnes tack
line, thence ", &c deg w with said hack LIVE three hun
bred feet thence Ia w 60 thetanS ofWheong creek
thence the creek with the meandcrs thereof three hun
ded feet 20 the beginning, supposed To contain twelve
ing Terms wit; hundred doiass HOO OF the puT-
chase money TO he paid IN hand and Fesue by equal
instruments six, Twelve aAd eighteen months, with
teest nom day OF sale the purchaser giving bond and
cury and the title retained until the Whole OF
parehase money be paid. JOHN a. EOFF, u. q.
For R. G. WOODS. SO. G.
~ l6-lm Commissioned in this iehalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21
THE FRANKLIN HOUSE
No l05 .ChcsRHt So. betreen Bird and 4fh.
PHILADELPHIA

7IlIS popular and csirsl siasei. established by she
- Mcsrrr. |afstrsii. he~its passed Into the hands
.i.ssiS no desires infar,n the pub
lie that II Is now open for the reception guests.
To those who have visited 1.-The Franklin House its
advantages a. desirable stopping place well known
Ia those WHO have not. nwile only Necessary
thai u - situated In the busiest part offe
e street IN the immediate vicinity efthe Exchange Post
Othce, Banks Custom House, Places of Amusement Ito
te's sieamhos, Landings, Railroad Depois Plbc Square
Couu houses, &c.
Since the change OF proprctors large amount of mo-
ney has heen expended in enavgiug, ctng. furnish
ing aud painting. Among she numerous improvements
may he mentioned improved entrances ladies'
binary, new gentieman's dining saloon, new UarorS
new chambers, kitchen, and baT room besiss
many other minor Improvements.
The principal features Oi inst rate hotel, the Taleand
Wine Cellar will lie under the management Mr.. James
a. sanderson, ofIhe former propgietors whose anib
ton 10 excel Caterer II we'll known. HIS widely &C.
etated cook, Pclicier aided hy experienced
will still continue 20 te hrs right hand man.
The office and hooks IN Dc under the charze of Mr. G.
p Bnrnham laic the able editor ofthe Daily Ohio Union
ofcmcinnati, aud more recently % Boston. In SHIRT
greai eNerions have cen made, aud hereafter viii ne
spared, TO render the "FTankln OF the FlRsr
hotes tof comfort, convenience and good living.
jy al Nv u. X MINOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21


,fkt BANKS.
NORTH wEsTERNBANK OF VIRGINIA.
M.Is srErEr, wnKELiso.
ARCH WOODS, President, J. LIST, Cashier.
a Weeds w shriysr CIV Thompson
Jacob w Mitchell Tbos Johnston
wl Meeting on Thursday ofeach week.
NERUHANTs' 4 MECHANICS BANK or
WHEELING:
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pres. 3. BRADY, Cashier.
Ni.ssr1s trtft DIRECTORS.
JcsiaweI w r selby Jas Baker
nc Woods RPstenon wv Gin
Jacob ooodng VIM Fleming samT OFT
Meeting ON Tuesday Of each week
= q SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
49, lrH 1881 OFVtcE MAiN STREET..
.rlif THOMAS HUGHES President.
~ Nelson n Johnston X Morrison
Eiehner ssmT MClalen A Paxton
Resers JcrumhAeker
ns.-i q .stf- ROB'T, M'CoT, Treasurer.
Meeting on Thursday Of each week.
sas ~, ls INSURANCE..
WHEELING FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
eslrff COMPANY.
= o,ls s. Mir NET SRE sT P, MSsaor
aas~'"s oS Gu e..n.. I Rsn, sa. as%s
les l y s RiiSfsvffhY xRprNs.. secretary.
.s WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
sfnss on MAIN srsEEr. IN SANE BUILDISe sAvIsos
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
DIRECTORS.
in ssssr !csu sSasisS" AP.l S%''e
ROBERT MCCOY, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE CO.
AT sHRIvkE 4 sTELLK's RE-norsE. wArEa
es4l II LIST. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
n ~ MT. an
ADJOINING FORSYTH a BAKERS

ADJUiNING FUkSfTH BAkkN =, I
WAFER Sf VIII cling. VA
THE SUBSCRIBER 6aiiers himself from an expert.
OF Is years In mercantile business ina this city that
he anticipate the wants Of has customers
and friends in the selection choise and seasonae
Goods takes pleasure In announcing them thai he Is
now receiving and will continue to receive monthly
throughou thu the largest aud selected
Of Goods offered ia tho Clothing Trade in this city,
purchased nom the hest houses In Philadelphia and Bal
iimoe and selected from the choicest A. approved
makes the desirable Goods of the Season, and will
be sold for very small advance, viz: French English
and American Broad Cloths from superfne TO medium;
Twilied Relean do do Invisible Green, blue and Lon
don Brown do DO; heavy blue and Wool bIk dou.
bic mled Cassimeres very desirable; also single millel
plain and fancy French and English CasseTes very
peror and cheap also and 6s Gold ami silver mixed
and plain Tweeds, from fine 20 medium French Linen
Drill all auaites summer Cloths, drab d'Ete. Persian
Indiana and Orleans DO; 500 Linen and Cotton Plaid
striped and Check Pantaoons; Stnf Vestngs. plsn,
striped Mode MeriHo and other Fancy Nesngs ia great
variety. The shove goods will he made order by
first and good workmen warranted equal 10
anV in this or the Eastern cities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21
MAYoR-M @ GOOD,
COUNClLMEN.

OFFICE OF THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co
eFrostTs rms hosRoE HOUSE. WMF PETERSON. AgI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21
CoEUpstsUs, (U INSURANCE CON
PAW

AGENCY F0R WHEELING n. x IIsT
~ rnslxe eielss Wscirossr, Wsief street
FF3Nct VII tase fisks on nallfnrs 81 Ell kinSs afear
- tos5y 80 Csfress, Fsriofies Mlfr Keefosts va
49,. 80 c.ffpee ec, srtrs css eg dsaare ~ are sf
80 fefih q De sess lakes rivers on very
RErURN PGENfUMn
frff sfeap ere autoofixed nake ~ h,floegihr
Anf YfslH iHsifing sinrie ira ~ wbseb 10 io-,fe
fePehy = s4siaiaed, ehsii rf<eire fsfafn "a 80
tnt,o u f scent 81 ~ psr teat tia saosrt ssif
aeft ffpss prfuufae pad esrh year sais.,sffr~ ~
- gvgs ~ ~ esps - 81 aeo,isiiar - e7aeh -
FWs"FF ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21
NEW VARIETY AND
DRY GOODS STORE

NO. JOB MAIN Fl, W WHEELING, Va.
TOHN ELLIOTT formerly ofIhe firm Of Elliott 4 Orr,
having rented thc store lately occupied hy ".
Robinson, Jeweller 165 Main ST. doors ahovo Market
Alny, s now Opsning and splendid 4ssortnent Of
kWs.sgfW fssa6 EDrw floods:
Which he win sell cheap n rot cbeaner than any 9th
er esfalHishment West of the Moaniains.
COUNTRY Sc HRCItAN'fS, PeddIers sud oshsra ,v,sh
ing 70 purchase Go0ds win find so their ADVANTAGE Ia
call and IS anime his stock before purchasing 3scter
large assortment % iFaes day hour clocks IA
the hest quality, ~ very reduced prizes
FOR TiiE bADIES-A general assortment og Faacv
Dry Goods Can aud examine for yourselves. No
bic 70 show goods. i9Nftfs
apH JOHN ELLIOTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21

W ] ETTT
" ofohio The Court House thereof on Friday the Is,
day OF November, l6-l4. fn
Borias n. Gardner,
) IN CttkSCrRy.
Alfred Caldwell aud others)
tft ADSrRACT OF THE DECREE.
Whereupon the Court doth adjudse, order and decree
that this he referred 10 James PAUL., Esq who u
hotchy apPointid Commas the purpose state
settle and adjust the account of Alfred Caldwell the
feof said George X. Swcarngcn with the creditors
DER tc said deed oftrs OF the 2h OF January 1872 aud
ai TIC said Commissioner ascertain Sad report The
nOn,t Of money which the said Alfred Caldwell has
ectVca OF In the exercise OF due and proper diligence he
ought 10 have received under said deed OF
tus tue amount OF the Just and lawful expenses the
said trust Also, what is due The complainant under the
several ia the said deed mentioned aud tc
other Sr.tsl, ~ ths sad teorge X Sweerngen named
fund under each ihcaonandt that for this purpose
the said Commissioner NIX upon time and place
taking the said account ami due notice thereof
be served on all parties within the Commonwealth and
that notice he given To all persons residing within the
same, by advertisement inserted aud published
newspaper printed IN the city Wheeling said
~ for az least thirty days prior 60 the time of taking
said aceount-and that the said Commissioner require
each creditor under said deed of who shalt prove his
claim before him. 10 give security for his share
ofthe costs otakng the said account and that he report
the same TO the Court with ythug deemed pertinent by
himself specially required by either ofihe parties
Teste, ALEX. +. EAfDLEY, Clerk.
The parties interested in the matters mentioned in the
foregoing decree hereby notified that have appoint
ed Monday, the 9th dag of August next Office
the city OF Wheeling al 10 oriock 4. NJ The time and
count therein dircctedand require the appearance OF
she parties there with such proofs Vouchers &c. may
be necessary TO tina proper taking said account.
jy % lm JAMES PArLL, Commissioned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-21
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Cloth Dress and Froek Goats, from snperhne To Me
diun fhll and complete sssoftmeiit Of Sonner Goats
complete assortment comprising all the varieties quail
tiles and prices; Cassne Ky Jeans and Tweeds Dress
and Froek Coats: very general assortment do do Cas-
snercs Cassine,, Cord and Beaverton Pants, do do
Round Jackets, sc. SC
Also 20 doz fine Linen and Muslin Shirts; Bosoms
Collars &c. IS dor common do fancy stFiped Linen
and Muslin do; Palmetto and Lezhorn Hats with thc
usual variety Of Suspenders, Hose, &C.
invite my friends and customers and al in search o
good Goods 10 give call assuring them and
VIII sell them good article fair prices for cash OF The
usual terms 10 prompt customer keeollect No 80 W.
ter Street. ALEXANDER ROGERS
aDHl IL