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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
LICENSES MOI INCLUDED IN school.
TAX

The Senate Yesterday adopted an amend.
vent 20 q school bill, on motion of Mr. Gal
iahet. that IN the assessment OF the School tar
~ any counly which hes adopted the distinct
system, the licenses 20 merchants. tavern
keePsrs &c. ere not TO be included. Thiss
mentmeut - in conformity to the opinion Of
the Auditor Of Public Accounts and the At
tur1ey General.
The Commissioners Of ~s.veral counties hav-
ing gwen Whist seemed 10 be an erroneous
construction OF the law, this amendment was
deemed necessary.
AlsN, the bill to incorporate the Washing
ton Mining Company. Psss-d.
On motion OF MIR P%srriott, the Senate took
up the hill dIvorcing Rebecca Alien from
her husband Nsblou Allen. Mr.. P. t~rplsin-
I'd the iacis OF the case. and the bill was pas
sed-syes l6, noes 10.
On motion OF Mr. Prrriott, the Senate took
~ aud passed the bill to Incorporate the
Wheeling Hotel Company.
SCHOOL BILL.
On motion Of Mr. Gsllahet, the Senate took
up the bill 10 amend the oct entitled ian &C,
Tor sc establishment OF . district public sys
tenn, passed March 9Th, 1876.
Mr. q. proposed an amendment. declarin
'hst 10 the assessment OF the school tax upo
the amount of State Revenue. The Schos
Commissioners shall not include the liccus
paid By merchants and Others for the %privile,
OF carrying on business.
THIS amendment is in conformity 10 Il
views Of the Auditor and Attorney Genera
who do not think the com commissioners proper
construed the law by Including licenses.
The amendment was adopted, and the b,
passed.
On motion Of Mr. Caperton, the Senate a.
journed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
AN OklUlNAL STOChHOLDER.
Baitimore County. January, lsIS.
AMERICANS IN EURoPE.-The r.ri,

correspondent OF the Boston Atlas saws:
Letters from Rome nnounc the arrival
there Of Messrs George s. Hiliird and w
W. Story, tson OF Judge Story of Boston,
who propose passing the winterin the .E,er.
nal City" now dou5iy iuteres,ins on account
OF the political movements. Power, is a,
Florence. winning many .dends from his un-
affected manners ar a young %scuiptor from
Connecticut. Mr.. Ives, gives greet promise
he has a s,ost heart and r%esoluie spirit.
In Peiis, The Americans " no had made pre-
partitions for the court receptions, found their
, noPes blasted BY the death OF Midsme AIDE
laiie. MIR. Rush has given two large dinner.
TO MIR. Bancroft, who is in Par Inviting
on one occasion the Phllsdelp hians. and then
the New Workers. Those who are permitted
TO climb the tive flight Of stairs leading tc
Mr.. Walsh's rooms. hove been favored with .
sight OF Baron humboldt-Mrs. Ridgwsv ha,
given q large d,nner psrty-Mrs. Moultor
gave 4 ball on the 9th OF Dece mber-and al
the Ameucsns were TO be invited 10 the hos
pi'ablr mansion Of MIR. Greene. the populs,
snd kind bsnker. The belle smo lg our coun
try folk. is Miss v. H., of New York. Mr.
Goodrich, better known as Peer Farley. is II
Paris, and a young Mr.. dayton, OF Philadei
pnia' stands among the hest pupils al tn
ROYAL Academy OF Music. He is tall, goo,
lpoaing, has "a powerful voice, aud will max,
ono of the %'enors, If we are not mistaken.
The Americans in Paris have been busil,
discussing the separation Of a young mar
ried couple-the husband being the youuges
SON OF q Yorkshire Earl AMI dttaeke TO IN,
British Legation here, the salary deriyabl,
from which he has assigned TO his inconstsn
spouse, leaving himself but his scanty patti
monial allowance. The parties are indicate,
with sufficient precision TO warrant the as
sumption (they have it in print in England
that the other patty is Miss Nae Tarish, Q
Baltimore, who married the noble scion @
the house oil Howard, at Paris. some tu,
years since, after she had created a sen.atio
at Lord Cowlay's private th-atricals. The
have been at loggerheajs before, bu, a recon
citation was effected by a fair relation Of tn
bridegroom. the Duchess OF Sutherland
This time the husband was too strongly con
WINGED TO shut his eyes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the Washington
Temperance Society on Monday Evening,
Feb. 18th, at the CITY Hail.
Several eminent speakers ore expected to
be preseut AMI deliver addresses on that &C.
casion.
AL the friends Of Temperance aud the pub
lie generally are requested to BE- present on
that evening.
Come all friends Of Temperance. and put
your shoulders TO the wheel, for in union
there is strength. JOHN 10y,
Chairman Err. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

Gen. Pierce and M< West Poiniers.-.In
the course o: Gen. Pirrce's late speech at
Concord; N. H.. he remarked tina, he had 10
rettsct opinions he had formerly entertained
and expressed in relation TO the military a.
ca lemy at West Poiot. He was OF opin-
ION that the city ofMexicu could not have
been entered in way il was, Bat for the
science aud intelIigencr in the military affairs
OF the officers OF the old army, mostly from
West Point.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

WONDERS OF ART.-rhere is a man in
London who has glass eye aud spectaclrs,
a wig. one arm aud both legs OF wood. a nose
which is fastened To the skin OF the forehead.
a lower jaw OF silver, an artificial set OF teeth,
a part OF TIL skull Of csouichouc, and a pal
ate and both ears o! the same substance, as
well as u large part OF the abdomen. We
learn that h. was formerly employed in S p
plying a steam engine with coal and in an ex-
piosion OF the boiler was most horribly mutt
lated. DR.. kemb,e succ ,eded, almost by a
miracle. in saving his lie, and made him
what ne now is-sl,nost an artificial yet
breathing man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

"ssss our readers To run their eyes over ID. follow.
lug extract from a letter written n, =. 49,, q.
Nsnfhns Lithoatnpte Mixiur~-x remedy nos more
sohrht for iran any psnseea which has rvsr h~-n min,
auctd to tie world. nv"
Washington. ravetis ca. Ohio, Dee %. lsIs
"a 1 Asshs;-We have soii all the mixture L,e
VIM !, N' ca more would not have supplied he de.
2" ieeides lis charicter-it " ~ have : great run. puf
chNsers ave recommended To others all ever The s.,n.
" and many are this noTlcni waiting to huN. Yen
llasl eohtfise 10 send US two boxes as soon a. tosSiis-
w hope y"s " III not desr, as cur customers are arr
ioas About ths auieie. Wriie aud let us know II YOU
can sena Immediately. Yosn
kklb 4
hesdsr, call ~ On the Agrais whose nAne- are foupt
ahdsF pe Ssess American ks.a.at Adv.st.-tu..t I'D
.ls-P.ae'. r-ay IL rhs suG sa.s,isr.. IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

Gy-The body Of q mar was found on the
river shore opposite the wharf. on Saturday
afternoon. He was much mutils,ed, and had
apparently been dead sometime. Some shoe
makers implements were found on his per-
son; but nothing by which his name could
be discovered. Verdict of the jury-"Came
70 bis death from causes unknown
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
SEMINARY

We learn that it is NV definitely settled
that the la lilies u t!e Visitation are TO es-
iabIish a crsn,E. Of the Summary at George
town in this city, commencing about the first
@! May. That Seminary has stood eminent
Va the country, for many years, aud we learn
that the one here, will be under the same su-
pervision and control.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
BOLD ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROE.

oEkl.-Between the hours of 10 and IL
O'Clock, last evening, as Mr.. A. L. Hayter,
orsanist to The Handel aud Haydn Society, in
company with his daughter. was on his way
from y rehearsal at the Melodeon, to his resi-.
dence IN Dorchester, he was attacked by two
men ON Dorchester turnpike, one OF whom
seized his horse by the bride, while the other
c"'lared him, dragged hun from his sleigh,
u ped upon him and beat him badly. The
screams OF his daughter brought some citizens
20 his assistance, who succeeded IN capturing
the %rutila,,s, and handed them over to the
South Boston watch. who committed them
to Jail. The villains give their names as
Jahn Dowoey and Cornelius Conners, and on
complaint OF James Barry. Captain OF The CITY
Watch. were brought before Justice Merrill
this moaning, who committed them in default
Of bail IN the sum OF 90 600 each, TO appear
for examination on the 18th inst. Ia the
mean time the case will be investigate BY
the Grand Jury, now in session.
Blsfou Laur S,b
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
TRIPOI,I..

The agent Of the Mount Eagle Company
for the supply of this valuable mineral or
earth, called on us Saturday with some spec
linens of his material, which is The best erti-
Gle for cleaning brass, tin, glass, paint, &c.
that we have ever seen. Ii is invalusbl 10
hous.keepcr.. We trust our merchants will
supply themselves, for there will be . demand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
WHEELING s. BELMONT

The subscribers 10 the capital stock of the
Wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an inststmeni Of one dol
lar upon each and every share thereof is re-
CURED 10 be raid BY them respectively 10 the
Treasurer OF the said Company, ON Fri
day the 10Th day OF March, 1913.
By order OF the Board Of Managers.
+. II. FITZHUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan. Esq. the Treasurer. will be
found a, the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank.
Feb. 10, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
wmysha
CONGRESS.
Washington. Feb IL, 1913.

WasHIUbIOh, Ftb TT, $50.
Senste-After the morning business. Mr.
Turney made an elaborate speech in favor Of
the Ten Regiment Bill.
Mr. Breese. Of Illinois, then obtained the
floor, but again gave way upon a motion 10
adjourn to Monday the 18th inst.
House-rhe whole OF the day has been de-
voted to The Private Calendar in Committee
OF the Whole. When the House adjourned,
II was to Monday the BIB inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
Public Auction.

Public Auction. vii, Offer tor sac; at pub.
the 9Th day OF February, 1919. at 10 o'c,ock, A. "A,
The late residence Of J " IisIiock, Eco. three miles h.
low Steubenv,Ile,o % the west hspk Of the Ohio,
SPLENDID FARM OF 800 AGREE:
consisting OF a'out $50 acres Of river fot'on,-spd the
remainder Of upland, under q high state OF cultivation
With ereslleni iuiidings. and about IS ac,es of orchard
y ehoieest fruif, together with 4 vslua able coal mine.
orin csse TIE farm will not soil entire, will offer il in
" FARMS, either OF which are well adam.
,edto fsrn'ins purposes: hat the home place, particular.
y, = most desitahe farm, consisting Of sioui $50 acres,
VIII also, al the same time and Mace. sell a ehoiee
noeh OF anout ESQ FINE MIgISo sHryr. In lots to suit
psIenasets Ihcy are IN excellent order, and well Sc
ieeied. Tfere are ais> several excellent cows, besides
ps'ser. oxen wagon. pleasure carriage, farming utensils,
househ"ii furniture, and a :arre supply of grated, we'll
selected, and ehoice young fruit trees, 10 lie sold at the
saaie time.
TERMS-for the personal property, Can. For tho
Land. IL cash, aud the balance in easy payIneat-. Far.
ticuiars made known at the sale. hi COLLIER,
Exr Of J II Hai,ock, deed.
eteutcnv lille, Feb ], le4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
DIED.

On Saturlsy morning the l2lh inst. ELLEN,
aged D years aud elk months. daughter Of
SamI and Ellen Neel of,his city.
Baltimore papers please copy.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
IN CHI II. Y.

EflRGiNIA-,S CnAscrgY.-At Rules held in ,h.
y Clerks Office of the Cireuif Superior Cour, Of / NV
and Chsncery, for the county Of Ohio, in the mont, Of
January, 1913.
James Kerr, j. William K Nimiek, A,cx.Dde, M.
miek and Alexander iuJ, partners under ,he tiru, or
James heff' u. &Co. Conpiainants,,
against
James II Forsyth and James X Baker, partne,. u,d.,
the hrm of Forsyth d Baker, Daniel w 'Bos. Ro..r, :
Irwin, } Rush Hays, Leonard l. FORSYTH. i.,.c n c.,
Ter. Andrew Byers, Robert MeCarrean, Zephani,h O..
ter, w iiliam a Hin, Nathaniel d Hoss, Richard r Smith
John Aiken, Tiiomas Oliver ard George l. Shock. 1850
The Defendants Boss. Hays, Isaac d Garter. Rye,.
Metarrean, HlI Hoge, Smith. Aiken, Oliver ana ahseL
noi having entered their appearance and given seeuritv
according 10 The act Of assembly and the Rules of NJ,
ooul, ana IL appearing by satisfactory proof thai they
are not inhabitants OF the Commonwealth of V,rpini..
on 'noiion OF Coinplainants by counsel, il is ordered ths,
they do appear here on tho first day Of the next tern, 81
thtr Court, aud answer the CompIainapts bin and in.,
aeo?y OF Tins order lie forthwith inserted in some new.
paper printed IN the city Of Wheeling, for two mou,hs
seecessiveiy. and posted at the front door of lie Cour,
House Of Ohio county. A copy iests.
lCAidwen) jan Is ALEX. T..
Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

con pissed ne psomsni lis~ isfryans ws,
finally sgreed upon. The compsuy have now
he power 10 c%,"nrl-ie their rosd n = reason.
,tn- rrnoSi. solely With their own nesps. and
] doubt not ne s>qu.l will ptove. without
any. Oppression whstever, upon their Stock
hoHlers
Now Therefore, "a long pull. a strong pull
sud tin good fst'h) a poll all together witt
4 proAsr Of the entire net e~sruines Of he roe
tor its completion; and nv word Tor il. tha
IN less than twelve months ample means. er
cce'Ing our wants, will be forthcoming on
satisfactory terms.
Therefore, let the citizens of Marylsnd, and
particularly ihos- OF Baltimore. no longer
cherish any f,ltenng notions on this momen.
t"u- subject; bu, Join. heart. and hand, il
cooperating with the Company in CARVING
out their plans. with ell heir euerrv aud ahil
NY that God aud nature has bestowed upon
them.
AN ORIGINAL STOCKHoLDER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
REGISTER
REPORTED ny c. II BERRY

A R.IvALs ANN DEPARTURES
y Boats or the last 81 Asurs ending Saiur
day al 4 O'Clock. Il. W.
ARRIVED.
Clipper No2 Crooks, Pittsburgh.
Colorado, Todd,
Magnet, carothers, Hanging Rock.
Friendship. Davis.
Skipper, S'oops, Parker,burg.
Rhode Island, Green. Si~eubvuvii,e.
DEPARTED.
Clipper No 2, Crooks. Cincinnati.
Colorado, Todd. ST.. Louis.
Skipper, Stops, Pittsburgh.
Rhode l,land, Green, S~leubenvillr.
81 feet water in the chauuel-islling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

CEJohn q. Adams says that the obsorp-
ton of Mexico is insuitabe. not desirdble.-
John Quincy Adams is no doubt perfectly
right.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
BALI. AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

Whatever differences OF opiaion may have
heretofore existed, with TrgsrJ 10 the proper
terminus oil Tins road on the ONO uver, il IL
evident that personal feeling, and Opinions.
differing from the determination OF the Com.
Piny, should now be waived, and that The
parties Interested should come osu.ri in
ahear'y Cooperation 10 carry on, with all Dos.
slbse enersY, uls great work 10 . cumplr,i,n.
II was my Judgment decidedly tha, we should
have iosIeTed the Coauelissnis road. and I,oL-
cl to l%aoction with The Ohio Al Pitt,b,rgb
but those Immediately iatet.s,ed with ibs
work, AMI furnished with all the liyh1 III,
science could develope, have, after The MOS,
ladeiatigable research, concluded that n.
Wheeling, uhd MT Pittsburgh, is the be,,rI
poial oil termination, ani il must be CONF :
sea thsl late argument, un the subject tuo,i,h
strong gfounI, II not positive evidence. OF N.
pfoPnety oil that Conclusion.
b that as il may, let US 90 FIR the ,o,i
the whole road, ,a4d as lar as our mean. are
e'noarssd, nothing bat the road, until il h..
ieachei "a ono, not Carn. by shst bon,,a.
bic moie tar necessary iunds arc rai,.b m,
tlls saeectl hsve 10 m.ssivine, wh,.sxs,
Inr great difficulties we've over, aal ths Pr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

We see the would-b- directors Of the Pitts
butgh and Counsllsvilie nail rnad company
have made smother letting Of contracts. on
their road. We FIRST thought Of Don QuiI-
o'te when we thought OF this company; but
We find it approaches nearer Capt Bobadil
and his 30 men. Wen, the children must
have their acting up,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
From the Baltimore Patriot

There Is sound, practical cool sense 10 the
following, aud it practised upoa wit, earnest.
ness, the road eanno iail 10 he ca ried thro'
at an early period. Should there b. peace
and money again become abundant, there is
no doubt the requisite means can be obtained
10 complete the road to the Ohio within Ave
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

We rsrely hal hat general call for mon
ey bring. J.. bu, we must cnce mo0e solicit
our customers wAa ar. in arrears to paw IN or
forward The amount Of our claims. Every
ihins we us-, now costs cash a, the highest
r.lrs. We have nov increased pspet bills,
increased labor anl higher prices 10 paw. Ia-
crease OF rents, correspondence, Telegrapbing
aud all, and we want every dollar that IS due
W., TO do II with. Please forward by mail or
Otherwise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
Fresh Fruits.

Fresh Fruits.
~ q Es N. r. Ra,sins.
AdS = half to1eN do do
quarter boxes d.
70 drums fresh hgs,
3kess Malaga Crares,
do Zsnte eusran,s.
10 Boxes sweet oranges.
do Lemons,
~ ooosnats, just received from New York and
Feb MRS. HEATING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
Safest, Cheapest and Best Fan cough

now in use 10 RiTTER'S Compound Syrup Of Tar and
ViidChcrry Ofthis fact. . single trial W ~ convince the
most ~skep'icai. 1t contains no Mineral or Narcotic in
gredient, causes no Inconvenience during its admins.
tratior, 10 very psiatahie will he taken with ayidity nv
even the yennsest children, and will afford Instant re-
lief in Group and Whooring Cough IL gwen according
directions when the psroNys SIN comes on. A few Apscs
will aiiay the irritation Of the Bronchial tubes incident
10 cough and lore throat and iy removing The cause " ia
IN short time produce the elect desired, q permanent
cure. One roitic the price OF which 10 hut 25 cents w in
in almost every instance cures cough however in vete.
rate OF however long standing.
For sale by s,orckeercrs generally in this and adioin.
ing counties and wlpiesaie and retail nv the proprietors
!. L. b.. RITTER, Wholesale Druggists,
dec .i-6m y Z W. No 10 n 3D. slrcet. Phlia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

,Sf Nofico All persons indebted 10 the estate
a'dHt INo'i'c' Of i,ariie, Denaisan. whether for
use Of his bowling ssIorn or oii,erw he. are hereby In.
formed that unless pay ment 10 made on or before the
FRS, dsy Of March. siIs viii he brought on the sas,e, a.
l am compelled TO eiose np Tho accounts Of tie estate.
ich ISAAC Colts. Adm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

am bills Superior Plantation Msl...e
NV % h.is Tar, jusl received per s,esm.r phr.
nix and TOR sale by iebs PAXlON 90
no Bags prime new crop Rio Coffee. RECEIVED
ths day per steamer Grey Eagle. ana for
'Ne'y hb lN FAXIUN A Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14
OFT

Conmittee on Commerce for January.
=. BRADY. JAMES BAKER, n. DARRAcH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

SEALED proposals will he received by the Direcion
- of the Wheeling, West Liberty and SethAny Turn.
PIKE Company from this date to Saturday, March IL.
next, for grading the Road from the National Road near
Woods Mil to the rennsyivauis Line, including the
erection OF necessary Bridges and Culvers; the road
shati now here exceed . grade sf fvs degrees, and is to ,e
graded a, least twenty four feet W Idle on level ground aud
raised IN the middle 10 inches higher than the edge, and
on hill sides 10 be at least 20 feet " idc. and raisea in the
middle ~ inches higher than the bottom Of the ditch,
aud y inches lower on the outer edge OF the road than
ihe centre, and The upper hill side TO he cleared for a dis.
lance Of not iess than u feet from the cdye of the road.
The proposals will specify the coat per mite for grading,
and the cost OF bridges and Cuiverts separately, aud no
proposal Will I've considered for less than half a mile
Proposais may lie left with DR. J. Campbell, in Wells.
hurgh, Va, Prof w X Pendlelon at bethany, Va. W
Mitchell al Wheeling, Va, or John English, West Lib.
erIy, Va. BY order of Ihc Board.
JOHN ENGLISH, Clerk.
~. u. Persons wishing to examine the route previous
to bidding can obtain all the Necessary inflammation by
calling on the ~Presisent, W Mitchell, Wheeling Va,
or The following gentlemen ON tic line Of the road: Or
u w CbaPiine. Jas Kelly, John J Jacob. Wa Bukey,
Professors Ross and Pendicion or the subscriber. =
John ENGLISH Clerk.
Wellsburgh Herald and Zaucvvilie Gazette cory till
day, mark price and charge this Office. feb lid
cnnN I.HS of Sn.ni.h Sole I s.,h.r h..Io.L 50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

W ~Ih'iNlf-is cHAscEgY.-At Rules he'd in m.
cicrk's office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF I.r
January, ISIS.
'~"" io''ei""'' complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

NatIca All those indebted to the sun.e rihcr. in
ihs business conducted by rhos.G. CuI
requested To call and settle The sane wi,hou, deIsv =
MI. Culhertson, inio whose hands the Business passed
on The LIST. January, 10 fully authorised to set = an the
same. J. Z. X
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-14

"a NEW GlL.DlN? SHor.-I have just started a
- new Gliding shop. from which | viii he able To fur
nish Gilt Frames of every description at as low prices
as can he had a, any Of the eastern cities.
N. Is. Looking Glasses with gilt frames Of every des
eription made TO order on the shortest notice At ZEN
NEbN'S Cheap Looking Glass store. No I04 Main ST.
Wheeling, Va. feb IL
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-13
Valuable Real Estate at auction.

Ia n HE celebrated s. WOODBRLDGE ESTATE
tnSA L situated in South IIadey. hundred rode
sa%A@ from the Meeting House and Mount Holyoke
Female Seminary. and oHr miles from the I" New City,
There are on the premises large connections WELL
ING HOUSES, two large BARNS Dairy House, and
oher out buildings. 100 Of improved land in the
This Estate is she most pleasant and desirable in
the country.
ALso-A Mill Seat and Water Privilege with a good
dwelling House, Barn and other buildings one acre
Of land, foundation to Factory, Dam, Floom, Water
Wheel, &C. The above properly will be sold bar ain
The same will be sold at AUCTION Wednesday, Octo-
Der 4th, at 10 O'CLOCK the premises unless previously
disposed OF private sale. The Estate will be divided
and sold follows:
Inc Mansion House, Barn, Dairy House, and other out
buildings with about so Of choice land orchardns
&C. The Farm House, Barn, and other out buildings
with abO1t 80 of choice land &C. so acres of va
able meadow age ami pasture land, so acres of wood
land the mill seat and power before described
EZRA ALLEN.
ooatn i9dley, Mass, Aug. 29, 1848. 4w