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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
Fron ts Cbarkesioa G ,urier.
MATCH RkCE-GANO AND BOSTON.


- AUGUSTA. Dee 1.loi0.
Inc match race between Ganc and X sion. Z mile
hesi-. Zoe S2o.00o. came of yesterday. according To
the arrangements previously made.
The Lafayette Course II n beautiful one. OF an oval
shape and IN hne order 1t the present time. ] Reached
the ground about III o'clock. and fouoi a considerable
crowd already assembled. which was much augmented
Us The per'oi Tor starting approached. About one. the
c"niending nags made their appearance. when the
betting, CT rather propositions foe betting. commenced
IN The vicinity OF the -tand-ihree To one, was freely
t'nde'ei without takers, when the friends OF i Boston
became more lbernl. and bets were Offered, and ia
s'ine lew instances. i've - one.
Ai"ui hall past one. the signal was given 10 mount.
business with hlm. and Gilpairsk, his rider. appeared
as urcuncerncd as any one need look who Ind the
Thing dead. Tie was " iihoui spur. which. I am told.
are mot required To Inciie old white hose TO do his duty.
Gaso certainly made a fine app~arauce, and moved
rs u he was conscious of the important pari hc VA.
expected To play IN the exciting game, hut those better
acquainted with such matters Than myself. informed
me that his limbs were not in a proper condition. AM
would not sustain the work necessary to insure the
''c,cry.
NJ the word they were of in handsome style. AT .
very mo'ierate pace. Bos'on having the irack. and
taking the lead. Before The first half mile was com
Pleted. however. Gano shot ahead. and kept il TO ih,
end si Tho mile. passing under the string two or hires
lengths "aeaA- Time I'm. =.
The sceohd mile was hot a repetition cf the frat. n
a little acceieraa'on Of pace. however, oano leading a
1aie eonei',.,"n about the same distance as bciorc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

ANOIHER bTEAMBOAT ACCTDENT-We
learn rum he New Orleans Bulletin that The steam
ioai Warmer. Caps Gilber. which len that port on m,
moving 81 the 9Th sli zoe Wsshts. while stopping
90 land a pssscngor al Mad De Lenry's plantation III ,r,
10 miles above The oiiy. collapsed q aus. being in tbg
seooud ane O' the sisriuafd side VII Gu ALLIED W.
Berry. The brsi engineer. and ous aesk passengerA
latter person was literally bIyyYn 10 pieces. Sir ne,
sons. deck hands op board % the b,af. were hsdl
sealdedi and fouf negFUes. tbetugfng 10 Mr. Deuiv
were also injered' they. y : hoped, are not nsc5H
yovsded-Tbe packet > Dupre. being NJ The M
absyoi a quarter ~ q mile abovs tho Warner. ksart
he srpt~son. cane ~ tho relief Of the y asd tow
her 70 New Orleans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
LApIEs--rnINK OF THIS

NNNaHh VI IINIA
vile men owe much sfthcir vilsncss 20 women n
character via hardly ever struple to receive nom
INTO their socieiy, n he men ne url, talented a,j
ifshhHiabie' even lhsugh they have been ruilfyuf ever
80 much b1seness ~ other women
WIN sald hiatt u - true ~ a book"--pe r ter
NAM great many books whirh are written IN tbe-e
a'Js' ADD fsaido not ccnain half 20 mncl, value a. .
cm'riroi BOO the foregoing pa1grnph. IL D. nsf1ni.b.
fs w us hat ladies. both married and unmarried. oL,
appear ~ valuc their characters and who ceramic
move with much ton o. society. Will receive into ihc,,
pnries and tnreas--nay. will not hesitate 10 he seen m
pi'lic pl1cos arm fu arm with men whose chsr,ftsrs
afe prety we'll Understood o. be- bod In the worst sens.
Wat should be Odr"us and abomiuabie 3, n pure Cam,.
m'n1. We have even seen The sUciefy Of spch people
IGNORED and preferred over men Oscxomplauy ebor,c.
'ef.. merely hecTuse iho lnuercOuii ut he called r,b
of fashionable. Such 1crur us fhis IN The q uafe .,
- ps I'VE mIDfy 70 The 'auso ~ saund m1rrais IA.
Dies need not wonder artbe iniquity tAcrc i n Inc
pihef ser. o. long a. They DO not make guilt di.qu,l.
ying circumstance aga MT tfsm--Ihsy sbpuld 80,
oven Tho approach Of such wrctches--for vrst,b,.
'h'y ore, though higb IN Office end ~ rich A. C,r.ps-
200 repel ther presence as en- ahroni nd iss,lt q,
i1eir sex Let them 10 IBIS. and DE guilty vogld..,
ftl o. ihe fgugsiui0us level 20 whirh heir ipl,m,,.
conduct should reduce hem. we would not be- ,,
Jusi in uhs matter. bot really We never con see I,diss
ofqalliy allowing themselves under snv circhmsrop.
ces % ue oompsty ofmcn whteo chastity j. arsper.
ied. without having our Osn iears isat 90 - not nm.
cent on their ounsije a woman. o. we'll a. q man
should be Knows hy the company she kccTs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

a hin vissged spctscls Of shivering humanity. "a IN
q Hno~i ta'iered tout sas,a1s Of The outer man. chile
sP"n = benevolent hriier' ~ quesfOi a iriaing o1ntu
bu'Icn, w The shape OF head gear. The b,,n,nc :.
Pnefos vt once presented him with quite a rosp>taI
seoond band bat. whieh. after cyoing Sharply nod re
ing carefully sher any imnerfeciiogs IN the maks. The
beggsr pronounced too harrow IN The brinIr Add
Lying q cOply On ne coubter. Observed, that iChc
ceuld not bcitef himself he would call nrainw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

ID r'roe Eurdondts1ry-The Monticello ivert 'ou)
"ai'hman gives an sccounI of the manner M which
q justice oi 'ht Peace lately dis olved the hyrsNncs
ni''on OF an unhappy pair. whom he had united bat a
snort use before ,thl death should part them. Upo..
me request Of the parties to be untu ,rried. he placed
a hive oai on the block. AID direeiiog one To- pull at the
head and the oihTr al thu tail, while he w;lh an oxe
e"' p''ss ~ twt, at The $ tine time eIclaiming. "Dealh
pa's you" The couPie went away satisfied that
together since.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
TIIr vrNo,: nrr.CTYnN

We regret to perceive that the spirit OF cancellation
by the wings and conservatives in the midst
=. the1 unparalleled triumph. has 40, been ~rccipruca-
ted w the defeated faction. The same rancvr and ma
hsniiy which characterized their lcadln. journals dur.
ing the h"t;est pcrioi of the late contest. distinguishes
Them now. The Albany Argus. still continues to stig-
ma'ize the ~higs.t . the convict party" the conserva-
tises M '',rait.r.. .Juca as and 'apasiaIes." and both
10 The purchased slaves OF Great Britain. The CieIe,
with as much diaho.ical perseverance as ever, endca-
vors to set the S,uth against the North. aai though
be'o g q more drivellcr. nakes up n Il ndish Jepuy-
iy what Il has lost iu yigur and tnleni. Instead vr de-
cen ~ acque scsng I'm the will of the majority. anj sig.
niiying their willingne4 . to give the man whom the
people have chssen n fair trial. the Simon Pure loco
soco prints all over the cou,,iry are engaged an prcjudy.
ing is policy and LABELLING his character. while they
p 1s'st an declaring thas he aas been elevated TO the
presidency .,leIv bv gr,,,,h ;,a,,.rr. mud p,,,;.h h,,I~.
com'ag diSgusied With The constant repetition of hi.
PrePosfcr"us humbue, and the independent pr ton OF
The Adm niSiration press is ret.tking the sianderers of
Their CO iniry aud its institutions with becoming
spnt.
In no par OF the Union has rlhid lscufac.ism yon Z
tcl forth more inaa nous b Is against the ,u,erri,y and
patriotism Of The people than i'm Pennsylvania. and IN,
elect has been an acce-sirni to the conservative rank,
an that state. sufficiently large To teyolptisnize i've poll
teal character. In referring tn me influence Of conser
vaiism an P~ennsylv ANA. the American Sentinel a zeaI
ou'' bu' h"norabsesuPpsric OF Mr. Van Buren, through
out he rcceai~truggle, says: We csn~n with ON. q
our Phiia ielphia journals IN the s.anion. that il wil
not advance the cause OF Governor Porter to designate
the 'o'e,s.ot Pennsylvania who ensi their suffrage il
ia'or ut General Itsrri-on. as "Rritish whigs." anil W.
are The more csnddent IN the correcrsess sfIAis opiniou
aswe Know THAT large bEiy Of the m~si decided dc
IN ena's IN Psnnsytrania voted in favor Of The Harrison
e'ee'orai hcket. In Philadelphia. IL would not hc dh
: ncui' T" po'nt on more democrais who soisd for Oh,
democratic Congress ticket. but Who; NJ The eleciara
e'ec''oh' voted ior The Harrison ticket. Than would pr
asee me ~he'e electoral majority in the state OF Penn
sNahia- ~esaid. ia our leading ediiorual a,ticle O
} w ""''''s OF ihe late elect-ral election. that The pr,
aieh''ai .o'e M fcarSyivania depended much upo
me vote oi the conservatives. and we were not misis
| ven "eh"w add that The result of the next seciio
:" o-FcInor VIII Also depend much upon these sam
U onSeiNAn'es oeniiemen seem to insget rhut Ih
,.y,.."y "reA"syi'snis nj the late elccinn was bi
-
e"'eiy wer'n whiie 70 snswo- IN soriot
h"ou' ~ e"aiees ~hich me organs OF a broken In
, uo'f MAKE against the great body ef The democracy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

LAND fsRAcY IN MicHIGAS-One Of the most out
rageous rcts of lawless violence We ever he.,a uf. !,
rscorded in the Beirpit Daily Advertiser Of The 26ti
alt. That paper -ays=
1T took place ia The down of Highland. Oakland
e'uniy. ON Sunday week. PhiRess L.. Davis ESQ. Of
itis city, has a farm IN that town. Mr.. ID. had hcrp
a. I heavy expense Io stock lt will, the bcst hroeds a,
cal e. hogs. lie. and had succeeded in securing upn of
the be~t stocked farms fn she cosaitry. Bat, ~ n sim
gle hoL'. by the piundcriEg of a ruthless band tf dar.
ing scouh brls. the acquisitions of years have hcen<-s-
iroyed. IL appears that Oh Sunday morning Of Las,
week. before Gay light. twenty five men. arin,l with
kHives and Utl:cr missiles. came to the srp ia wagons.
aud. without Any ceremony. proceeded To The bssn.
and ont louscs. aud killed zone 20 hogs. ,irpe saI
some - or 30 others, four fine nurses, one double
wagon. and harness. one bull, 80 sheep. SOC bushels
OF oats, 800 bushels Of corn. besides scsen hawsus.
ploughs. rid other Turning utensils; and, ~erse thva
ALL rPPcS open several line breeding sezs Of the
berkshire breed, by which brutal act between go and
80 pigs were dcsiroycdi
Immediate information ef shis wholesale robbery
was brought to Mr.. Davis. VITO al esee proceeded =,
the scene of plumber; and. after several DAYS Of pese.
vering efi'ri, succeed in arresring ~ Of The lhicvcs-
all OF whom sere Indicted Ivy the grand jnry ~ sessinn
al Pontiac. The residue Of the gang Win ~pretsbjy
. On be arrested.
It's more thin minated by the Advertiser, tLaf
the Sheriff. Mr. Bucknam. connived 81 this outrage.
During The investigation IL is said he . made nspysi.-
eTs OF two of the robbers, and, in anoIhcr iassaHce.
ioot one OF the thieves rs hail for tAe safe retusa of
one OF the horses he had siolenr"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

.ap'arn' "srsei 20 share their
~. y. 20 an account II their -
On one occasion. e f'h<eO 'ne" oeek
q - ~npisin a. signalizsd Captain u
rae 'ahen 'or ching.
~ q ~ the bunting. What have you t..
W." y" OIL hands siOOd on zip Toe % expectation
-Physic, was the pifhy reply ~ Carioin A.
PoraaYd T,anscyipt.
TIVE Picfg-There - a dev~tiOn that resembles
he blaze of sifaN; but thst which y spiritual. is lke
the FIRE on The Jcvsish aitar-kindled frsn above, md
which never went ont. ~ IS q sireem fed by q living
huniain. and not = Sudden torrent however vide Or
impetnona NJ any ono time ~prpiuced BY the melting Of
snow or thunder storm. u istho water springinz INTO
everlasting life.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

The cold IN Texas during the last week. was equal
IN severity 10 The weather experienced here. n is
stated in a GalvesiOn raper, that ice Of the ihicknss.
%ofihree quarters Of an inch. was formed upon Inc pood,
n The prairie hack Of the ciiy-M Odsans Bsuefis.
Dec. Ia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

~ An adjourned meeting Of the citizens TO take
into consideration 'he subject Of the Wheeling and
CNrksbuIg road, will be held in the CITY HALL on
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. when a general
attendance is requested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

LEAD Us Not INTO TEsrrarIox-Threo Italians in
The vicinity Of Green Bay became converts to the
Temperance Cause. although previously given TO put
inc ehony IN their mouth that stole away their
Drains Three white mcn Ssrmed the charitable
resolution Of trying their sincerity. Placing a carteen
OF whIskey IN their path. they hid themselves in the
bushes To observe the motion Of the red men. The
hrsi o'e recognised bis old acquaintance with an 'ughr
and making a high step, he passed on. The second
laughed saying. me know you" and walked round.
The last one drew his tomahswk, aud dashiI,g il to
pieces. SAID. ugh, you conquer me, now I oon1ue r
you
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

: IsGAc Hit. Mr.. Van Bufco's Receivcr-G neral al
bOs'oas attributes Mr.. Van Buren's late defeat n fall
IA the price Ct fsur. We suggested that las election
o. defeat. wOnid depend upon that nearly q year ago
md the party papers rrproved us for IT,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
%tnses & anueettatr.

fobLiSHED rfu-"E hhL.Y AND WEEKLY
AT THE CORNER OF UNION AND wArKR srs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

THE WEATIIER-Th following importantiniel
lgenee Is from the New Orleans Picayupo
Il 'oy' look beea. Sam Jonsing, wal Kind o'wedier
you coll dur SAID Pete GUmbo; yesterday morrjng;
his bpdy curled mp with the cold. snd his hands sunni
deep in his pockrts;
You mean lie weddes dis mosnin' does you peter
'Ezactly.'
'"y.I should call him SudJcm wsddcr wild Nor.
u'rn prnciPies' Sam was more dan half night.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

Wild Horses and Cattle We're so numerous IN l.
yland. rs late as The year 1920, that IL wasA br g.
to pursue aud take Ihcm. There was NJ Ibs 60
settlement Of Indians on the MoDococy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

MIR. ISRAEL +. JAMES. assisted by Mcsrrs. o. II. Z
SrEN and SETH Il. BEooSs, are authorized to collect
a counts Tor Ibis paper in The South alid SonIh.Ye.i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

Mr.. G. w. James If Cincinnati, assisted by III.
NJ. Lewis and NJ. Meeker, are authorised TO collect
moneys due the Wheeling Times olit c. Dec. l,lSie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

Mr.. Duncan. Of Ohio. has given notice that he will
bring before Congress n bill TO repeal the NaIuraliza.
lion Laws. lie would al-o repeal the Civilization
Laws. IL he could.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
r-rESBIrVRN

hiS
For ordinary purposes. If Congress
make no rednrgiua IA the appro.
priaiions requested by the differ.
enI Departments, estimated ut
This would leave at the close of the
year, a balance estimated nj
But certain payments must also be
made on account Of the funded AMI
'rniundcd dehi, unless Congress
nnIhsrtze contracts To hs formed
for extending the time OF their
paymeHr thus there Will he re-
Guired, on account OF phe funded
debi,
Redemption Of Treasury Notes. il
all the others be issued. which can
be under the present law. as then
the amount returned ia lSl 1, will
probably not exceed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

MAJOR wade and Mr.. Toiten are bpih well ncuuainf
ell with tho most approved modes Of mann, lacin,;ng
wrnnghi and cast-iron, Russia sheet-iron. md al ,be
'nnOus branches Of the business. and We hone b.y
viii Yet live ~ rise and flourish ~ thar iu,,,tan,
branch, the irun mandatory and trade Of Pr. .b,,n
lharriS Intel, goo,r.
Are you saHe that lhcso gentlemen understand I'm.
manufacture Of Russia ,rOn7 If 90, why went u,;,.
WADE % Rassiag
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

STATISTICS oF MASSACHUSETTS,
The Boston Morning Post furnishes the 6llowi,y
Satisfied Table
Nunaber of bushels II potatoes raised in ~. s,,,.
- iote 52Sj7 ZOE
which a. % Gents per bL@IeL. n 81 1921 425 so
Tho pumbef Of cotton msHuiscto.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

A man named Shepherd. recently died in the Rich
mUnd Jail for the want of fire aud clothing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
RECEIPTS AND ExPENDITu-

RECEIPTS.
Ia hastily rnnRiug our eyo owe
gather that the Receipts. under e
esiimaied to he probably as follows
From Customs,
Fro@ Lands,
Miscellaneous,
Expected balance in the Treasury
Jan. |, 1910,
Due from Banks expected 10 b,
made available, about
A power vii Exist under tho aci-c
3lsi March. 1910. u issue Trea
sury Notes lila year from its pa-s
age expires. but not Co make th,
whole emission outstanding nj an,
one time exceed five millions a
dollars; this " III furnish addiiiona
means equal 10 the compute,
amount winch can be Issued "a
the close of the present year
about
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

MAINE SPECIAL ELECTIoN.-The second rria,
or member ef Congress IN tho Oxford District.
Maine. took place on M'nday the ooh nit. We have
the Boston Alias returns FROM ID towns. which show
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
WHEELING.

THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IL. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

Estimated balance IN the Treasury
nt'he CLOSE of the year i6il. after
oil payments wI,alsoeveE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17
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TTEEhs or ADvERTIsfEe.
9T Adsertisements handed IN wrisut specific order
will be pnbishcdthl fbteic and charged 81 for three
insertions and 23 cents for every Subsequent insertion.
20 also with all ADVERTISEMENTS ordered tall forbid.
)aesquare three inss rtions,~ oriess, sieo
DO two weeks, beng Sinser lions. 200
Do three weeks, 2 SO
Do one month, 3 90
Do two months, go
Do threemoatKs, 90
DO six months, IS 90
Do eight months. 10 90
Do twelve months, "a 90
Military and literary rosices are n o ~ included
aooye; but Siilbe chargcdSO cen;sfpr 3insertIons,
ortess.
The proceedings Of the city oosncil, city ordinances
md orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the office of publication OF the
Wheeling Times and ADVERTISED. is o & BOOK
4. PRINTING OFFICE, where may he had ON fsvura-
lie forms, Blanks 10 order. Carls, HanIbtis. Show
iulls. &c done in the noarcsi style and ON short notice.
sos sale at the Compiling Room of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser;
. City Summons, County summons.
~ 4" Executions, " Executions,
,..Bpnds " Bonds.
Summons for Assault, " Rocognizanceso i
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Cruntys na-a .ns Tor Assault. Deeds. Leases. Warrants
Serieant-' Y aids, Declarations y formsl Bills of In
ding. PeIlars Notes. Notes Of NJ. a. NJ. Bank, Notes
ON w. Bank. Checks Oh oil the banks, bound and
Iiain, sc. &c. -
Connected with the above, is one of tho most @,
icnsive RI AIDING ROOMS ia the United States
: Terms to subscribers, S5 a year. Strangers are free
e 1, visit it for the space of one NINTH those who con
inuc 10 vis,. Il for n longer term, will be put down N
Subscribers.
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s2S.234.5l2 OIL

SS.234.5l2 OIL
FOR ls4l.
the Report, we
'sur,g laws, are
H9.0O0.oO0
3500.0O0
$4,000
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22oOOs
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Agnin:

To avoid The necessity Of n permanent dcbt and ia
inevitable consequences, Ihaye advocated. aed end,a
vored TO carry into effect. ihe policy u ~confpno the
aP ruPnations for The public service 10 sneb olier,.
only % are clearly within Inc constitutional an,lrur;,
of the Fcdenl Gotemnent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

3T Advertisement handed IN wricut specific order
will be pnbishcdtAl fbreie and charged 81 for three
insertions and 25 cents for every sub-equent insertion
20 also with all ADVERTISEMENTS ordered tall forbid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-28

rION PEOPLES I'M

Two DALr LINEs FsR Bat
kSISxf-s?St-sfA TisEoRE, w ,snINcroN Cry Pm
EsS 80 L,DtLrur, Axo NV Yosx. l.,
- the way of the National R,a,
and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
The public respectfully informed that having o.
me LIST day Of April last purchased al the Stage socl
belonging to James Reesde & Co running on he Ma
i'oai road tho Subscribers will continue To run IN,
same heretofore
PiLOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING
ut o'clock reaches Frederick second morning aud
takes the morning line cars reaching Bsltmase same
afternoon. anj proceeds TO Philadelphia or New York
same evening morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling even,
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening end
takes the mail lire cars Immediately Cor Baltimore.
where they arrive ia time take the morning line of
cars TOR Philadelphia and New York.
The PROJECTORS Of the abo, lines all reside en- the
route, and every attention paid hy them persona Nv TO
he conveniencs and comfort of the passengers. and
Dne OF them viii always he fouud nj Wheeling Cum
berland, fiagersIown. Frederick and Baltimore They
ave the best OF horses. spcriur Troy Coaches and
'areful steady and obligng drivers; Travellers may
therefore depend upon being carried through wh The
Utmost expedition aud in the safes, manner Their OBJ
Get Is and always hns been. TO render iheir lines ai
cast equal To any in the United States.
~ Office crst door above the Uhiicd States Hotel
Wafer street. Wheeling. Va.
sep Ia T SURIyTR6
Lonisr'RS Journal 'ril copyfs amour, Of ten1oiia,
nj charge nis Office