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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,


AS II is probable that We may be visited in
short tine by Cholera, aud as il is a well
known iact, That all Epidemic diseases, and
none more so than The Cholera, ale made
more violent and fatal by nm and moisture,
ihe Board OF Health are anxious to place our
city IA such a state OF cleanliness as Will ia
sure, at least, mild or modified attack OF the
disease. As 1t Is the moral or social duty OF
every citizen 10 aid in this effort, the Board
require that ell filth and standing wafer be
removed from yards aud cellars, or wherever
else on the premises; that private sewers aud
prvys be cieansed, that foul places be covered
with fresh lime, that hog pens and stables he
kept perfectly clean, and that this be done,
not only now, but repeated from tine to
time as occasion may require. Let each cifi-
zen reso 10 himself into II committee Of h6aia
and there clA be safety. la case oil failure
To comply with the demands bove made. the
Board will feel themselves compelled figidiy
TO enforce the penalties OF the Ordinance.
To Iusure The faithful performance OF this
duty The BoaId OF Health viii visit, IN
body, within two weeks, every house IN tile
city, and viii repeat these visits nom time 10
uule.
BY order Of the Board OF Health.
JAMES TANNER, Stc'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
The communication OF Y. z. lie necessarily
laid over until tomorrow.
En- De Timts.


Mr.. EniTon:-Your paper OF The 2-'h uiu-
mo contained an article in which is embraced
in very few words, matter OF great import
ance to the people OF Western Virginia VIZ;
the claim YOU present Tor EQUAL rights and e.
oual representaiion We have been silent
long enough upon this important subleei' and
IL is high time that we were engaged IN
efforts TO reach the ends towards which you
have directed our attention.
The republican citizens Of Western Virgin
ia who have he welfare OF the state at heart,
should use ell honorable means to redeem
the state from the sad and lamenlable condi-
ton in which she is placed by band oil ans
tocrats under the plausible name OF democra'
cy. lesgued with the eastern oppressor.
But believe the time has now come IN
which the true republicanism OF the west
should and will be aroused, and that to stay
It's torrent will be impossible.
would therefore invoke every true repub-
licsn in the state TO second your efforts, and
aid the cause of EQUAL RIGHTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
ANCHORS.


r - ANCHORS. warranted good material, vary ing
Z - 10 size nom no 10 sall-s. GA Rand ANA Tor sale
low hy luoTlaI thAs. 70. BERRY. Water 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
RLl A. E'S
PArENTFIRE& WATER PEooFPAlNT


I'tI7 e'fr'i. st'tssa Is iaaia "a -, y
## iH ~HsfsH. Heaf t=Ha1s, tifisHs t.t'fh shh'"
r..Hf 10 a. sii f1t tifEraHte ai w A'''St pr
f+-.. aHH b.. 1afHrf flsB tiii trHow. .ui nH eAI"
.Ht. o.. tets goo fifg aJu4s aufe la-ua o. i''d
-.r#r. It rfruted ta HHf powder rffFi B"
...t.. t..t fss flHsfslsatt af f#a HslHt ava ~
tH I'.N sIEn4 tf.r r1Hlf#- ErH FuH= Fffsf fIh'
... r...s ....... -.t,.rsF l..5 tfe -ft.sr 81 tbe
rrsHcr au rHu atf u sas eei5 faaaa ap9u sns''z--
i..H HE J. t,-nn. flbr ettF of SrN Nufk, 10 con.
80 'dfetr proportions et silica AItsfna. BLACK oAide
Ht t.u1 end NaIutsta wt.a ls- ot Tn az" "i''
zoe trsusfiHu Therefore Wun tie h7ufa iaii 80 'ts
bard sitr accounted for arrefdHs in Haiufcs "N"
Jaws. as te H' 1.sHfHts att apnfsies tf the T'''n
90 t- a.u14H Hrre Use powerful adhesive atuarNon az
TENT Jo M Ba- k 10 Of tr8u hinds and attracts not
only tIe particles together bt 60 the Substance covered
tHa Sic i8ufcr The more powerful the attraction
consequently tHs harder the slate aud The closer 1t wei
adhere Il Hs substance app led, a. a. u c~Hta ns large
aWHIui ui Alugua aud Naguesta two % The best NON
'n1 .afef 20 Turns l. share - in''sifuciebe us NC
Therefore protects tc wood from The AR, and where
tlc-e isua there IS no blaze combustion the wood
.are VIII Guar heforo the coating wal give way
% * tea used extensively for covering roof OF either
shingles matched hearls, tin zHe slfssi iron or tuck
aaarr 81 YOUR sae have been an for seafs son have
en'y tr SWEEP on tbs moss and int WITH stH tr1oh
and cover with Two three good coats and g.
ea WoHths FHH have perfect slate root. mPers i0us
fufHc action Of The weather and IRE. There . nothing
equal t0 80 for Steamboat aud Cat decks for al Kinds az
irYu 80 forms coating nearly hard cs useH and
never cIoBve- or school States made fToui It by
covering tn tars or thick paper. aud after ifs tfslS
formation 90 stous DC viii show pencil marks equal TO
taa States IL susei prsof safes for cement
f1t 30 Joints nf tight stoves, far carriage wotk,
for ro fronts. for Center and Pier Takes you have
uuly % ntgkc thr wood and cover with thus and si u
down. snd when finished equal in appearance to u
hHesi Elvtan marble II j. used upnu brick walls both
paintand cement forming perfect stone coating,
through which not particle OF moisture pass; ~
fact - used upon any thing you wish to protect from
hrc or weather.
Qsyft sold in powder at s tie 100 pounds in New
York amer heing liked with OF VIII the top OF
building 33 feet square OF 100 supe fetal feet
lac Fsf "a ora al n
as for The discovery Of s application for the above
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
THE MOTHERS LESSON

mother sitting IN her paror, overheard
hen child, whom her sister was dressing say
repeatedly. mo. don't want to say my
prayers. don't waut to say my prayers"
Mother" said the child, appearing at the
parlor door
Good morning, my child
81 sm going to get my breakfast"
"Stop minute, want you 10 come anil see
me FIRST"
The mother laid down her work on the next
chair, as the boy ran TO her. She took bun
up. he kneeled III her lap and laid bis ACE
down upon her shoulder, his cheek against
her ear. The mother rocked her chair slow
" backward and forward. Are you pretty
well this )rningf' said she in kiad
aud gentle tone
Yes, mother, am very we'll.
Il am glad you are we'll. am well. too:
and when walked up this morning aud found
that was well, thanked Col taking care Of
me.
did YOU" said the boy in a low tone
half whisper. He paused alter it--cousci-
ence was al its work.
odd you ever feel my pulse?" asked his
mo hei, alter minute OF silence, at the
same llne, taking the boy down and sitting
him on Der lap. aud placing his fingers On htr
wrist
'No, but have felt mine
well, don't you feel mine, now-how il
goes beatng?'
Yes said the child
III 1t should stop beating should de
"Shuu,d YOU"
Yes, can't keepii beating
"Whu caut'
God A silence. "You have pulse
too Which beats here in your bosom, in your
arm, and all over YOU, and cannot keen It
b.auag nor Can you-Hobody can but God.
III he should not take care Of YOU who
couid7'
Il don't know said the child. with look
OF anxiety, and another pause ensued
80 when walked this morning | thought
Ia ask God TO take care OF me aud ali OF
Us.
Did YOU ask him TO take care OF me79
Mo-
"Why not?"
Because thought you would ask him
yourse.i2"
Yes, said the boy readily.
lie knreed again, IN his mothers lap, and
uttered, la his simple and broken langus &c
a prayer Tor the protection oil Heaven
A man in Wisconsin in oee week thrashed
ioui hundred bushels Of wheat, three consta-
dies, aud four deputy sheriiis.
His iathcr viii take out ii patent for FIRST
rate thfasalns machine.
III all the world were blind, what mel.
ancholy sight 1t would be, said an irishman,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

ADVICE TO UNMAGRIED-fouad a.
m9ag some Mss u a LATE Dojo1gsr Iii you
have blue cyes-Lang0ish.
black eyrs--ltrr.
llyou have pretty lset-wsar short petit
CoIts.
- Won ors 10 the least dJuJyai as to hat
p1iu'--i-, them b, rather long.
d, YOU nave good teelh-dpn't forget TO
laugh now and then.
81 you have bsi ones-you must only sim
pes
While You are young, sit with your face to
'he light.
When vou are little slvance1-sit with
your back 90 The window.
70 YOU have bad voice--stways spenk ia
low tone.
liitis acknowledged that YOU have aae
,uice-ne,er speak IN high one.
o. you dance uelI-dauce bat seldom
II YOU dance ili--oeyer dance a al.
ltyousiug well-make NO pre- 8, ious excuses.
II you sing indiflernty-- note
moment when YOU are asked, for few persons
are Compeleu, judges Of singing, but every
one j. sensible OF a desire 10 please.
II in conversation you think person wrong
father hint ofa difference OF opinion, than
offer contradiction.
you hnd a person ielling an absolute
"a .hoOi--ietii pass over in silence, it's
aoi wouh your while to make any one your
enemy, by proving him liar.
1t sulways III your power to make friend
by sm,ies-whst folly TO make enemies by
lfuwus
When YOU have an opportunity 10 praise
lott with all your heart.
When YOU are forced to blame-st least
appear TO do it with reluctance.
II YOU are envious 81 another woma6-nev-
cr show ii but by allowing her every 90 d
quality and perfection except those which she
rea,t' possesses.
1t YOU wish to let the world know you are
IN love with particular man treat him
with lormsiity, and every one else with case
and freedom.
II you are dispored to be pettish or insolent
lit is better to exercise your i'll hunar on
YOUR dog, your cat, or your servant, than your
lflends.
II YOU would preserve beauty--rise carly.
II you would preserve esteem--be gentle.
llyou would obtain power--be condrscend
ing.
II you would live happy-endeavor to pro-
mote the happiness OF others.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
ANOTHER. SOUTHERN SCHEME.-A.

mong the latest schemes contemplated by the
cotton planters OF S. Carolina Is the establish
menl OF a bank 10 each OF the cotton States,
to enable the grower TO hold his crop until 1t
can be sold at a fixed value. Ii is proposed
10 advance money, on the faith oil cotton. -
As trade, under any circumstances, MI Tegu-
late itself to a certain extent al iedst, we
should think the scheme rather absurd, and
likely to result in the ruin OF planters, banks,
and all 1t is not SO he supposed but that
there would be found independent sellers of
cotton "sutfcient for all useful purposes. =
Bat. Stnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

Z A Freak IF Fortune. Some two years ago,
shd eAied Pole arrived at Water,own, Conn.,.
trisaSlxss and destitute. He obtained employ
mental bis trade IS dyer, and married poor
orphan airl, who, like himself, possessed none
oiiAissssid's riches.
The couple were agreeably surprised few
DAYS ago, by intelligence from New York tina,
= fortune OF Two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars awaited the orders OF the poor Pole
and his brother; the latter residing in England.
Al unele has died ia the East Indies, bequeth-
inp 10 The Two brothers this handsome fortune,
VERY dollar oi which has been RENTED 10
New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
MHEELING LYCEUM.

The members OF the L,ceum az. requested
TO meet o. the Office Of CHARLES ". Russell,
Esq, on Monroe street, on next FRIDAY
evening, al % o'clock, Tor the trapsaction OF
important business A lull attendance Is es-
pecislly desirable
SHERARD CLEMENS Sef'v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

IT, l. iaa5za became some what epldemi-
cal here last week, and we perceive that in
New York and vicinity ii pretty generally
INTRODUCED its society also. Though II mas
: been Slated tina; the visitatons OF cholera
llsve always etpprceded by the prevalence
OF infueuzs. il 40 means follows that the
ioTmer is always consequent upon the latter.
: Yet IL may be welihat the piesrnt ailment
STIMULATE those whose imperative duty it il
TO prepare for the possible approach OF the
q greater evil ,-BdL Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
MISSOURI X s. sENAToRs.-It

MISSOURI u S. SENATORS,-lt has
been stated IN private circles, within u cou-
pie OF weeks past that an effort will be made
sat the coming session OF the Legislature 10
instruct Colonel Benton out OF his st at in the
/. Senate oil The United States. His course up
OF the WiImot proyiso, rs connected with
the Oregon Territorial bill. and ms general
support OF he proviso,1 aid 70 be the ground
work oil me plot ColeBenion, it is uudenla-
bic made nO serious opposition TO The VIII
mot Proyiso, aud when brought fairly 10
the work-w ben called upon to record his
yote,-he did not hesitate to declare IN iayor OF
the Proyso, in sl the stages OF lis progress
in the Senate. His colleague Judge Atehl-
son took the other chisls. He did not vote
Tor the ProvisoEquiiiing on ihis occasion,
tie lead Of the great Missourlsn, and ventuf-
ing, Tor once, 10 setup an oppos lion mop
position to BIN. u may become a question,
IL the course OF this attempt al instruction,
whether Col. Benton or Judge Aichison rs
most obnoxious TO the charge oil dlsobedlence
OF the viii Of The people as expressed By the
Legislature. Certainly, the letter and spirit
oil the instructions given two years ago, may
be said TO be with Col Bentan, rather than
with Judge A ichison.--St Louis Republican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

Ray. MR Poor. 4 MISSIONARY. who has
;ssi returned from Crylon alter all absence of
tlirt,- lhfee wears, ssys he never saw steam
~ d ,ailfuad car OF magnetic Telegraph be-
t,rr bic present visit to Eng gland and the Uni
ffA States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

MlrcaEL, the IRISH pouioi exile a, Bermuda.
o.ly vrats tie convict garb oDcr moHlh,
a, t,-n the governor comfs 10 inspect them
"a. felusel lately to assist 10 wTisu'ing up VI
t-rp,ng lhr convict bosks, sayiae he would
-. tothiag iOI The goyeTnsnenL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

TUT partnership heretofore sting between ia GA
henry Aud Thomas &. Robinson. under mo 9fu, al
hvny Robinson, was dissolved by ana as. consent on
tae isl elst
The husuoss wlll hereafter he conducted ty Jaeah
Henry a. the old stand Nam street vito - herein,
snlHnfH-d 90 receive AL deas due the concern and *
quiuaic ai eialuas. JAtO3HkNgY
Iel- . l-ts. y. q. kQHlNsON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
STEAMBOAT REGIS TER.
KrroRrru ny e. ~ ETBpv. COGDtGE MANU-
FNCTUEER

trroRrru ny e. " grBpv. CoGDkGE MANU-
FACTtEER
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
O5 Boats Tor the last 81 hours endiag ysster-
dal az o'clock. =. ".
ARRIVED.
Telegraph No. :, Haz.et. Pittsburgh.
Mouopgshe!l. Stone.
Germantown. Mclean, ST. Louis.
Pennsylvania. Grey, Pittsburgh.
Consul, Webber,
WeHsyiile, Barns
America. While, Cincinnati
Brilliant, Grace,
Lamarlnc. Patterson. ST. Louis.
Virginia, Dawson. Syeubeny.iie,
DEPARTED.
Telegraph No. q Hazeeit, Louisville.
Welisyille. Barnes, Pittsburgh,
Monnngahcls, Stone, Cincinnati.
Germantown, Mclean, Pittsburgh.
Consul, Webher Pntsburgh:
Amrrca, White.
Brilliant. Grace,
Lamsrtine. Paterson,
Virginia. Dawson, Steubenyiiie.
! IT,, water rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
THE WHEELlNG HINES COR SHE.

THE WHEELING TIMES FOR SALE.
We having determined some months since,
TO bring Our labors as an editor and publisher
to a close with the close OF Ibis Presidential
canvass, ie' ii close as it might. now offer
our whole establishment Tor sale.
l. consists OF a Daily, TfiWeebly and
Weekly paper, OF the largest size, with large
job office, bndery and ali The neeessaries
both Tor new spsper and book work.
There could be no more advantageous posi-
ton found lor Two or three persons who were
disposed 90 into the business with small
capital
1t is the only wing or commercial paper in
Wheeling. a prosperous city oi near twelve
thousand inhabitants and having we'll i'm
roved and lhickly settled adjoining country
aud it cannot tail to be largely patronlzrd.
1t will BE- sold OF such terms as cannot iaiI
TO ensure perfect success to the pur, haser.
\ notice OF this TACT irum our editorial
bret hren will be thankfully received.
| "a RIGHTS INDIAN VEeErARLK Pnts-Genuiner foi
w sale constantly by WIN. B. MCKEE,
deci SoulH Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

NEW NoRE, Sept 2Sth, ltfS.
This - to certify that I procured, ia the month Of
May last, from Mr. wv. BLAME. OF Akron. OHIO, for
upon roofs. buildings and castings, about
one aud one half tons of his Artificial State
The roofs Of NY front and rear buildings, No. 2ti,
w alter street. have heen covered with paint made
ffon Tins slate of about three months From the eSPe-
reHee have had. it has proved to he all that il
commended. JORDAN l.. MOTT. 26i Water st.
For sale by WIN. r. MCKEE.
dec4 Sole 4 gent Tot Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

lNGN'd MEklNoE@-Dafk green, Ns1agtne tue
aad various other color. ui Ftr"eh aerino.s af,i
ihfei Cloths at teas kahly low Prices i.t r..s.-d
novel RHODES, bf4re corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

IHE subscriber with day, DcceAher Is., 49, set
laus ,ahlt Ia the contreof his and W % eau
il the CHEAT TABLE lie eil az II with remnants
aud ends of Kinds Of goods aud old stock and
VIII sell them without regard cost prodt Az who
want har-9ius VIII coa 10 ie Caesp Fable, aud they
s. 90 iua many articles al bali price.
Dect J. SENSENEY.
II ARG NS-Beng desifous 81 reducing my stock
.1to tHe lowest point, previous 10 taking Inventory
the l=t 81 IaaiIars will offer goods az suca Prices
v 80 uuI fail To convince Az 'bGI seiiog bar
gains. Cal. amt see tor ourselves.
decl } sENSENEY
~ EW G0ops- reed this morniup. from phils
40 dciphis. elegant french Long shawis; printed
Muslin ne LANES; hark Fringcs, hach SILKS; AND La
dies and N.7tt's X IA tsloVss decil SEN SENEH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

TouN II. THOMPSON, Union street, has just reed
" fresh supply " .te aud common paper Aausincs
among Wutgi arc ttGayT4ew aud beautiful patttfps-
Nil vino ~ ssh 60 pa per at Tins requested
cali and examine this the only stock ia the city. deco
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
nlIln
ONO
rnInmrlA. D.. IL Z. ".

Columbus. Dee. IA T. VI.
The House Of delegates have received he
Hamilton county leleg ,es aai the Wigs,
considering the &c, io du'ctviostion ct law
have retired. The loco ioCos ere ln session.
but unable to do anything. stormy times D.
head
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

iENNN LIN and other sey style Frrees and Gimps
a" beautiful faii Ribbons ana Plulnes ilsl roe'dhy
eet3l w HElsAELL.
e HAVE received this morning two pieces French
- flaids, wide, ALI WooL, Hett bar, hgh GATORS
ana very desirable for children. This Is very scarce
arlieie aud always in deiusud so can soon ~ ,ou
" Id iase it. oct3Il D. sENsENE5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
F0y.S AIN AaDOx

NO l5J, MAIN 81 KEEL,
fTIE subscriber has The pleasure OF informing hi.
uicnd- snd the public lhat has just received an
addition hos stack OF Fruits and tnnfectonari-s
Which he VIII sell cheap Tor cash.
oyl1 4 NJ PARKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

yMPRoN - IMPERtsuABLE SALAMANCA
SAFES, warranted Fise proof and eniir,y frre
rom dau or muud, secured by thHhbs lef aaieetnr
locks Aso aies Powder ana Thief rroaf Iorkr and
Andrews Combination Locks wth i0.hU0 cllan-es for
sale ny Itlus- @. ct LBERrsON
u Unien e. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

II RIED hEEF.-50o lbs Cincinnati sugsg cure
- href. just reef and laksssse by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

~ O1kSi BJokSH-Just received a lfesh suprly Of
~ SCHOOL, Aet al aud Miscellaneous WORKS. M sddi
iIon % ornet Stock. CauntC merchants would do
weahy calling heiore purchasing elseN here.
kars taken ia exchange. ". }. R0BR
uoF&4 Corner MAN aad I Mon Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

A mother sitting in her parIor, overheard
her child, whom her sister was dressing say
repeatedly. mo. don't want to say my
prayers, don't waut to say my prayers
Mother" said the child, appearing al the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
OEANGES AND DEMONS.
HOME lNDIS TRY

TIroBAcco- Reed this day splendid lot Of cut and
~ df} smoking 1oaaccn, aud fur sale oar store on
Mafhet-8uafe taovlsi MeCORFNEN g. CONNNT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

- virtue o. peed % Trust executed by WRl. Mar
.A3 sra anry hcso. bearing dste tprI 2{th. l-4T,
aud recorded tic Clerks Ou,ce of he County court
o. Marshall county u decd tooN No xSp page ~, shall.
Ffttae. tRc sAh dat ~ Dccemhe tKt. proceed 70
sell tie 4rslsts certain tract ~ land situated ON
Bagas' Run u tla sad county III Mafsnau containing
- acfes, is poles aad having Saw Mall thereon.
Selling as Thu t'e. shall oaly convey such utle IS
ycstoa 90 Hle ty tIe deed 81 trast.
nova0 diGw. JAS. H. McMECHEN, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

ID ECEtVFD TIA. day, an assortment Of very heavy
-Se pHRe Gola RtNas. expressly rs welding ungs
uovs JOHN BISHOP. %. Main 81
DIAMOND RfNGS-Resd THIS tay, q very nice a.
- safWeHi Of Diamond EiHes also, ietri. Opal. Gar
net. trafnti, Rraz, Topaz, Ruby, rs.i art seuct,
: - IL ! - IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06
PUBLIC VENDUE
Of q large md choice .fock Of
Ncriao and So.rony Sheep,
and either To'a0bFe tSiocL.


~ THURSDAY. the llth dav 81 december. is4a
~ al his late residence, vs. est Liberty Ohin 20
Va. viii be sold the fock Of Sheep Of the aie John
Jacob ESD, and also his household AM kitchen nlrn
tire, farming utensils, horses hogs horned cattle and
other property among the cattle q tine young bur
BAN Bal and several Mich Cows aud hoifers of the
best form and blood.
The hocS Of Sheep offers great attraction, II consists
OF thousand head and is heeV Cd be cxceed
by few. II any in the country AIR jacob IS known
have lcen careful breeder and IN forming his flock
to have made his selections of stock she ~ the hest
and most approved lluods; TO Wont growers aud
breeders ofs0ck docks. It that favorable an
Opportunity 10 make good purchases oilers. There is
large number of Bucks aud Ewes OF the hest blood and
finest quality. The present years clip of wool is he
evci 10 have brought higher price than any OF the
many choice hocks IN The neahhorhood There are
few, any old sheep among them and the Ewes were at
the usual time placed with The best BUCKS with refer
enee Ia breeding for the season.
The sheep aud stock thus offered for sale " III be
eheeriuilf shown TO persons desiring them by
Ai.y. VI Jacob, at his fathers late residence. Per
sons are requested TO examine forthcmseieves
Terms of SaleCash for al sums under five dollars
and on larger uns credit OF nine months the purcna
ser giving notes with approved security befo properly
Is removed Il, JACOB ~
t. " MircnELL.| Ears
The Sieuhenvie weekly Herald, Mellshure Herald
Csdiz Republican, aud Washington Reporter win give
the above TVS insertions and send their accounts Ia Tins
office. noya4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-06

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