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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

The story put ano,t . few days since, ,ha,
four s,enmshlps were about To be bullt ~ ths
city, to run TO England. is bclIoved 10 be al.
together without foundation. Tho nurnbcr
already running frog, here aud Boston j.
oulte sufficient 10 sccoinmodste The puble
and il is believed quite rs many a. Is inund
profitable. The experiment has not tad thS
effrc, 1, induce American capitalists {" en-
bark in the project. nor Is II believed that The
prospects held oct arc suiIicicui iorcvlyc any
spirit there may have been TO commence any
undertaking 1T lbe kind. The run'Ur how.
ever. has had one effect, and ihsfHs to induce
Mechanics cpgnged ~ shlpbuIld'nr 10 re-
qure ~ high or hie;er wages than they have
been IN tho habit OF gei,Ing.-Ib
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

Congress meets on Monday next.-A
glorious shaking Of hands We fancy
there will be among the Wing members
who will mce at the capitol from dis
tant paIts--congratulating ono another
upon the success which has crowned
their efforts in the recent severe con
test. The Message of Mr.. Van Buren
will probably be received by Thurs
DAYS mail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

MtLAxcuoLY AccIDySr.-We regret 10
say that the Dewitt Clinton, or her way from
Albany on Monday evening, ran downa small
SAIL boat, between Hyde Park and Pough-
keeps'e, by which accident, lad OF lG years
old was lost. The boat was manned by two
youths, brothers. the cldes, OF whom ~as but
iS. They were ON the wny from Pougll.
kcspsie 10 Hyde Park. close in shore and by
rounding point caUo in the way Of the
steamer suddenly, aud when TOO late to es-
cape. Tie elder OF the lads was picked up
" hilc swimming. No blanc is attached to
the parties " y Erp'nss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

The Richmond Enquirer is Of opinion thai
General Harrison will "haye So many ct hi-
lnwn pariizans To nrard, he will no, have The
means Of buying NJ his opponents" u y
very fortunate that the General - placed a
hove tie necessity of making many pnrcbas
cs--,hough we imagine that universal I.ort
Poroi.m is prepared to sell out cheap.-l.F
Y. EipUss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

Yesterday, Qhe first Wednesday in
Deccmber,) was the dav the Electors oI
President and Vice President met il,
their respective States to vote for these
officers. The Electors in this Slnte me,
at Bristol. Two official copies Of the
ballolines are made one is forwarded
by mail, and the other by special mes
senger. directed to the President Of the
Senate. They nre opened nnd counted
in presence of both Houses of Congress-
on the FIST "Wednesday Of February.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

Naval FoRcrs Tho whole number
Of vessels Of tho different powers. now
in the Mediterranean. il estimated ai
two hundred aud sixiy-6ve, of which
the United States have but three--viz:
one sail Of the lirc, one iriea,c, and
; ono corvette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

READING RooM.-We very much
regret that we nrc obliged to give uP
our Reading Room, at this time, for
the want Of sufficient encouragement
TO enable us to continue it. For the
mere matter of profit the Room has
been to us individually, since its estab-
lishmcnt, we should have been justified
in giving it up ;ang since; but, in COM
mon with all good Wings, feeling a deep
interest in the promotion and success of
the cause in which we arc engaged, We
have nevertheless, during the late cam
paign, Gas we always should be, been
willing to throw open our doors and
contribute our personal exertionS as
far ns we were able, 10 aid in the dis
seminalion Of correct and useful po-
liticnl information, rs well as to accom-
modate our friends. But the great po-
litical excitement being over, and as
many contributors to the Room feel
however mistaken they may be in their
views in regard to it, that the necessity
Cor its continuance does not now exist,
and rs the expense Of sustaining it, if
continued, will necessarily fall on n
very few individuals, Gas is too often
tho case in the getting up and maintain
ing such establishments the suspcn-
sion of the Room Is the inevitable con
sequence, sincerely us we may regard
the cause or necessity that requires it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
ANOTHER DREADFUL STEAMBOAT
DISASTER

/ We have 10 add another TO the long
\ catalogue Of steamboat disasters. We
copy the following from the Mobile Jour
nal of The 18Th inst.
DREADFUL AccipExr.-Th, Steam
boat Express, Capt. Mcguire, which left
hore OH Saturday evening last, when
within FIVE miles Of 81. Stephens, or
Sunday about 3 p. IN. burst her boilers,
killing and woundng fourteen persons.
a barge was in tow alongside at the
time, INTO which, AZ we learn, one Of the
boilers was blown, wounding one il no,
more OF the hands the other boiler, il il
said, was blown overheard.
The account was brought to the city,
Inst evening, by person who was on
board the diluted boat AT the time Of the
disaster, aud may be relied upon as cor
rect in The main, though wa cannot bui
express the hope that tho iiighiiul detail
may be somewhat lessensd by tho neat
intelligence from the scene Of this painful
calanniy.
The following are tho names of the
Lilled and wounded, as nearly correct as
can yet bc ascertained
KILLED.
Moses Nethsrton, William Johnson,
William Bosworth, John Langden,
John,a French boy, n native Of Louisiana
WOUNDED.
John c. Mcguire, captain, badly.
Edward Anderson, mate, do.
james Scwancs, Cd engineer, doubtful
William NJ. Bigden, I'd pilot, do
Luke NIaguiie, passenger, do
Benjamin Owens, barge hand, do
Deck hand, name unknown, badly.
Edward II. Weaver, do
Steward, [black man doubtful.
Since the above was written, letter
has been received in which the distres.
sing intelligence is fully confirmed.
Here we have another instance of the
effects of racing-'his unfortunate boat
was preparing for race, when lha sad
disaster took place.
it IL but II few days since we published
the melancholy loss of life on board the
81 steamboat Persian, and we stated on the
information then before us, that she was
considered one Of the best CONDUCTED
boats on the Mississippi. We now learn
from The Nicksburg Sentinel of the li,h,
that The accident which befel the Persian
"was ofier reH contested race between,
her nnd the Ricnxi and United States"
Twenty five Of the unfortunate sufferers
who were on board the Persian when she
blew ny, have died ~. Y. Com. Adp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

A letter from Washington. states that Ma,.
Gen. Mac, NIB had n severe attack Ut apo.
plcxy on Monday, from which fatal copse.
quence, we're at fret apprchcnded; but that
all 'cnrs OF Iinino dlnie danger had subsequent
ly been teIno,cd. The letter says that Gen.
Macon.b had c,pcrcnced n similar attack on
a former occasron.--[.N y. Erpross.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

Tho Grcnt Western Steam Ship Company
are bnilding nm iron steamboat icr the New
York hue. sad To be the largest ship cver
built. She is expected tn make the passage
across the Atlantic ~ Ten days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

4 Naval Count Martial viii convene tn.
day on board The y. (. Ship Drls~nrc. The
Ello wing riirars ennposa the Cour': Con.
rpodorc Shubr,ck. President; Cap,sibs Nor.
gar. Cuner. romhess Grrsny,. Mtkeesrr
and MsCHlry. iN'...4 b'sssn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

The ma me of tho young Student who
is charged with the murder Of Profes-
sor Davis, Of the Virginia University
is Sgmmrs. He is tn be tried on Mon
day next. Nsihanicl p. Howard, Esq.
or Richmond, has been appointed pro-
rcssor OF LAW in the place Of the late
Mr.. Davis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

FLonIDA. 1t will be seen hom the
copy ol the letter published bclow, re-
ccivcd by the Secretary Of War from
The General commanding the army in
Florida, that the recent efforts of the
Government 10 terminate the war with
the Seminole Indians by negotiation,
Though the intervention of some of the
most influential of the chiefs, of that
tribe who had been removed Wcr, has
failed in consequence ofthc usual ireach.
cry of the Indians Vush. Globe.
HAD QraRTtss, AsnY or FLoriDA,}
Fort King. Nov. i5, lei0.
SIR Early thus morning, | was IN.
fu,Ined by tho Arkansas delegation, that
some of the prisoners in the camp had
disappeared during the night. On send
ing oui to the Indian ncampment, it was
discovered that nl the Indians had gone
Thus has ended all our well grounded
hopes Of bringing the war io close by
pacific measures: confident III the re-
sources oi the country, The enemy will
hold out 10 the last, and can never be
induced To come in again.
bhtthe DAY before y'Serohy 'he chieiS
not only expressed a Willingness but
n dcsno 10 rrigrate to the West
hc,lng up in full Iaiih 10 the promises ]
bad made to ihtm, their conduct ~ onl,
io be attributed 10 the fai,llcss disposi.
ton which has ever characterized them
The pa'lial delay caused by the arm
,s'ice hns Eot tended to the injury Of fhe
operations ~ Florida, inasmuch as II has
been conducive to the health Of the three
regiments which have Suffered 90 severe.
ly--ihsy will nov bc enabled TO take
The field in larger force.
Immediately upon the withdrawal oi
The Indians, orders were transmitted tc
commanders Of regiments To pu, their
iro"ps 10 muiion, and before this romn'u-
nicaiion reaches you they viii be scout
ing ia every direction.
Having lefi nothing uns,lenpisd with
Ihe means IN my power, sbalI nov
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

Necessary to a choice, ll3. Gen.
Harrison has obtained 86 more votes
than il required for choice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
Nett Democratic gain,
The Wing gain IN the New Englan

The Wing gain IN the New England
States is therefore over riFTi-FivE THOU
SAND, and is greater than in any other
section OF the Union. In New York
tho Wing gain is ~ ,568, or more than
FOURTEEN THOUSAND less than that in
New England, with much creator
population, and n larger popular vote.
The following are the official votes,
wherever they have been counted and
ascCrtuiuCd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
l8 10

| Nett Democratic whis gain, ias.sos
| Apart from the fact thnt General IIar-
rison has this immense majority OF the
popular vote, his friends can also point,
IN proof that they are the Democratic
party, TO the striking fact thu, General
\ Harrison hns also received the largest
vote ever cast for any candidate for tho
Presidency since the organization Of tho
Government. Mr.. Monroc's vote, ia
1916, was 2i8; Gen. Jackson's, in
1928, was l78 and in 1889, 2l9. Mr.
| Van Buren's, in 1886, was 10. Gen.
lIarrison's is at least 23i while Mr..
Van I'uren's cnnnet be over 60, hich
is only about one fourth Of the whole
Electoral vote.
Wnsih"te ever any thing more PIE,
posterous than TO pretend. thnt the rm-
nant Of n pn,ty whirl, still cling around
The ahjeci fo,lunes OF one Who hns inll,p
so low in popular invor as not 10 have
received oDe touih part of the electoral
colleges, is the Democratic patty
The Wing gam in ,h" whole Union is
remarkable moi more i"r ns extent than
for its character. " - not fund ~ tho
cites, in the depols Of illegal ond for
oign 'o'rrs, where corruption so often
c"nitols the elections but in the pure
air OF The country, amongst tho farmers
and ycomen. This is change whnh
will he permanent, ,'fR il is carried by
honest conviction.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
The Whig party the Dc-
mOCracy Of Numbers.

From the Boston Atlas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

'RLSiEiS' SlE-Ip plrsusacc of q deed o.,
= iF''H hog joshua Tsrl,us O. Ia-,b N Bitk,f
' 800. 'alt'sg tgfo iH, o.. ,rr,'y ,Y ,i, 80
1893. ro'S 81 record IA the c',r,i ui!rc Of he COM,
y court lo' OHIO county. looi %. page 235 sh.ll
ga Tao-lay i'a tFs, dry of Decciuhcr u-II la ,,, %
'ho NiFg"Is tistSl. sell To the highest and be-, fl
a. Pehhc auction parl of La No.6 square 80 I :,
the city Of Wheeling irln,ing on Mai. s. Ihuy tu,,
tee and iarce inche-, bSintht sane property Oa which
ait LuS' ~ n B,ckcls now reside
The term, will b. male known OF, tho day Of all.
Selling - trustee shall Conyey ~ the purchassr
such Tile IS - vested IN Nv The arid decs wh,sh
- howeNcs believed 10 Toe in3spuiatlo
oct p CHARLES T.. STffOS - rr.u,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

ID ENMANSIllP-li"rn.r NTi"n- o. hts return 10
Cnciunrti. has c,,,ir.jcj 10 strip ia this city snd
give a course &c lesson, p-umanrhip.
Msciaqics Clerks students and indeed indies sud
gentlemen ofevey other class. respectfully invited
To- attend at 3 ger scholar tor ID lesson. "f and
hall hours each. ven IN twelve successive eve
nincs good Improvement Warranted 10 the attentive.
School will he opened in tho Masonic hall neat
"Wednesday evening. O'clork
The most satisiacOry testimonials OF character anal
rompee zee. at teacAeT an tho posses.iun Of
nov 23-2t HOMER MOTION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
DIR. W NJ. EVANS
- THLNG NYRUP Gr CNLLO

w. A6IAtr II hCt for CHILDREN
WHH. GUT 80 1HEiR TEtIu.
y / noihos- Nn' tic blessings this Syrup voJld az
n iVrI ihcr lni'.:s during the period vi DONATION y
rubbing their gums wI,h a. tender mother ~Ou -
cglecI The Oi IL
DIR wM EVANS CELEBRATED cAMOMIIE AxD
APERlENr Pills ter Weak slnnl,h q. Pam IN the
side. Bilious affections. &c. tho Pills will perform
cures when Physicians have departed relieving tho
Patient
Physicians respectfully urged to usa theao Pills
in casesof Dyspepsia. Hypoc,'oJria &c. wll.n the bad
qualify Of Drugs viii not effect cure Or. EVANS
basis the cfriency aid powerful virtue uf his pills on
The 'per'or quality oi the Ingredients of which They
compounded.
Dir GOODS FEMALE PILLS
Thes' PIls are recommended 10 The Ladies E,s aip
precision of customary periodicals also other weakess
Of Females TO Which they are subject
DR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
celebrated aniihilious Family Mrdieinc.
Tho above mediciu.s sud "aly of the snllo,>ng
regular agents buy only Of the Regular agents
men sell counterfrIt-
Regular Agents, w. H. Kng. Grocer. whecling-
James Burnley ~ Co. Monndsville. va. A. ID. Clarke.
Fish Creek Va. Ro.t. s Holliway. Smyrna. O. Air
Turnbull Book seller, Steubenvlr I.aae harris, NJ
40 Liberty 81. Pittsburgh.
CACTlON.-Dr VIM. Evans will not be rcsTou,i.
bic fer the gsauIs-nesS of tho CamotnIle Pills ufles
they are bought of DR.. Evans adv oriIssd agents.
There . me agent IN every county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
VINE f. LOU n STORE.
.IDEE.H REEEA.

UsntraI NsuIsr % WWeV q. liquors byfh 70 -
eiPa & Dom site.
AS removed his GHocEGy. VfSz & TraroR
4 STORE, from lis former Stands To th, n, -
brick building east side Main street near the bridge:
AMI nearly Opposite the soap aud can lc fnanuftc-
tory nf Messrs. Brown & Hadden.
He has received n general and sylcndid assort.
mcni ofWlNES Il LlQOURS, Goth Foreign aud
Domestic
Which he warrants Of Surcrior quality. And will
sell Oh thr most accommodating terms to hos.
m~nf.
Having much enlarged his Rect-y wing Di-iillery
he 4 at all times PREPARED To furnish suprTi arj
price.
Thankful fpr the liberal patronage that he ha,
heretofore received, he hopes - merit the cpnfin.
uance and support sf hs former custo nersJ an.
that Uf gene rous public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

~ EW GOODS.-Todd and I.harn would re-
~ specially inform the citizens of Wheeling
and It's vicinity that they have just cCeived fr ,m
the cast large aud general asSOrtme al Of Boots
Shoes. CAPS, E"uncts, Hoods, &c. sc. Of the la
test style AM OF the best qial:y the above goods
were s='"cici with gICat care and purchased with
cash IRON the be-t manufacturers IN the East thew
can be- recommended for chcHpncss and for qu1'IlV
wIth"ut Tear disappointment 10 the purcha ser.
Persons wishing To purcha. are requested 10 ca!
examine the stock, aud judge for the III se'ye..
M -02 Main 81. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

81 ELfC SAiE
I'm Mundey he ooh inst At tho late residence
q y u Jsepu G. Vance, dec. There vil bc n pub
Dee sale Of fis psfs0rii property. including therein
the fine foil bred Durham Bull Santa Ann, nom.
ber Ut fne.cows and hcers Of tc improved short horn
breed number n horses m7rss md colts Household
furniture. and farming utensils. credit ~ one wear
viii be given on ai sums over twenty doliars SlIo
10 commcnce. at ! O'clock. s. W. SAM SPRIGG.
Administrator ofJos e Vance. dec
Ohio Co Va Nov ~. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

;tRcULAR--AIsiwEII SEMINARY ,,,n,,-
~ INNILLE. OIilO.-Arm 10 ., vcu g.. .lnni
er, ro'' doing nj all - ~Os;L Jo,a. y ~. a.
10 well Nam ."
fhSlrrhiuuon IL a Fsralo boarlnr school -,
dussd uIoh The Ai'nnel system for meuial nn ,os,
~ IoafuIng, that aiSJr'!s hniGs edtlat.og i- -.
the genera! sUls,sutisl branches OF tuition ,b,,h
s'os ID, reluesIs'. aud induce The useful soq,,s, men
al Fssalg htSriigre aId lsaTolEg DOT Iserr,ipr T.,
eosr bu' latoffs 10 earn; WIia suvsrnrneu, ,,,,
-Ii aid ''aLIcfs I0"ien.!y and surety iSifudrs,J
-ia maintained, AID jSsigiin ifdueiye and a., -,
es-'Ns upFed With Gs--dsy s.-l yrorf.er, o. be Ci
szeGsy of-E?sTeueS si.tsf lac p s.iciIg inllu,nre
uu,sIae ~ ~ G.a u-EGgls al.d .ju,...!s.., o. 90,
ss-a. ~ he rnusisa!
Il. WRIGHT
\ R-ro.E.G sT tOaci ord t,,,,..s ssn :, et.,
30 ASauz, payable quarterly !. ,ante a,r E,r,b,
rerses1.rs address 'LSs 'as ~. Oi!,se 100, r.a-
aIa-s :o<Ty.
f. rvr JNEs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

DRAWINGS
NInnungu'ia LOTTERY Class 81. dawn OF afb 1910
80 81 81 - G. ~ II 26 &c IS Is 81 81
Lowest prize S..
Monnnggl.a Lottery. Class y drawn Oct oS 1910
- Is - - - Is 81 - , 81 - -
Lowest prize SIS
Lottery, Class 9. drawn Oct Dist. 1910.
ii IL % II Ii 81 63 Is % 30 81 60 Ia
Lowest prize $40.
I.ecshurrh LOTTERY. Glass y drawn Nov. End. Isia.
o. % Il 10 ID - G6 20 CT IS Il - ~ n
Lowest price 50.
Lccshurg lottery. Class y. dawn Nov iih. 1910
80 II II IS 81 5 Is O. II 90 - 10
Lowest prize S.
Wcllshuru inticry. class O. Nov 7LIS!1
- % 81 % 10 20 60 % 70 81 - %
Low est prize so
Nlgnongaln Lottery. class H. drawn Nov Oh. 1910
90 66 80 81 ~ 81 - 80 81 70
lowest prize -
M"n'1galio IA. LOTTERY. drawn Nov IIh Is 10
8 IL % - u % II CT - 50 81 g.
lowest prize s.
I@rshureh a. ~ terry. drawn Nov. l.i 1910
~ % ~ ~ t6 D 10 81 Z C ~ 50 81 20
The 1T 2nd or Ord each So
" 4ih. 5ih 9Th ~
&" fih. DO or yih Il
lOh. llth or I2h IL
18Th. llth, 18Th or 18th 10
Wel'shurr luitcry. cu-, y. drawn Oct ~. 1910
p % - 6S - 90 81 IS [ &c 6G 90
Lowest Pli1u s..
Ncllshrrg Lottery rIp-s ". drawn Ori 81 1910
81 IS 81 g. Go So 80 70 a l. 20 d -
lowest Pf.zc SIS
Leeshurg Acsdesly Lottery. class 6. oct o. 1910
IL 6s 81 Sc - 81 81 Is 6! A ~
Lowe. Pho $40
MOnorgal7 LDucry. Ci1s, s. raNn O~f , / iop
81 II 10 IS . ~ 70 l6 60 IS 20 q.
Lowest Przc. $40.
-. 8. GREGORY & co
ATOTICE--The frn of T. W sio,iirgE Co g4
~ Dissolved nn ihr 9Th July. by muiHaI rprscr
~ debts due -uid firm w1Jco we're cou-,icfrd prev
ous 90 the fret May last viii Do r1tI fp 4" vs. Stock
rv. Az eclds contracted f1r TIC sole ~ -.rl- surt
thcv removed io ihc ruum ourcry occupied O., rhc
VI Bank Will hccoI'sciej iy q. X. S.,earHrru
~ SrDCEING,
g. h SWENHiNgEN
The hus.upss of TIE 1tc Grim Off W. SfHrlu bog a
Co ill uo continued 1- hereto. ofa hy ihe sab-rrIr
az their OLD stand 80 l3l Main sucsr
O.. n SWENEiNsEN
/ Wheeling. September o)hIslJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
FOR MEX nRIrANs

- ~~7 NHE Sg-Sn,lr,ai GEDG . WASH
z.ssSSsSsssssc 4 ING'rGN. =. Cnrk'. M4a,,
>Nill leave for the above and intermediate Io.is 81"
Saturday the 2Slh inst NJ ~ or.ck y A. Fot eight
or passage apply TO ihr Captain ~; t-',ri ~ -
nov 20 MOORE. d CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
nov 2l-ln


The attention nf Tea cheers and al others en2a Cd
n the prom ,'ion Of thorough education, u invited
10 the examination OF the iol!nwilC tex books III
AI,ths uatirs. hy Professor huries Davies,
ID virs' Mental aud Practical AIi;hmtuc,
Kew To Davies Arithmctc Tor Teachers
DAVE First Lessons IN Geometry.
Daycy First i.rSs1ns ~ Algebra,
~ tvips' purdpu's Nigshra.
II ,yie,' leg r,iYe's Geometry and Trigonometrv
Daves EleurutS &c Surveying.
Diy.cs' Anal teal Geometry,
ID Sl3cts. ShIib ws an Linear Perspectjye
= til. ahov. works embrace au entire course Of
,;snc, ,ul ,arrvu. the lCRrucr fEr;ari; steu b,
sf.u mo c.ca Of Ia SH,crtn- volumes. To n ns,
Az cy1 lie zee IN tea clur2. the cNpedcncv Of
80 Que * :!-sIys sFsisfn ~ this department. Of
= -,,u !, at nc apprecia Ell; and the fact thai
D,yi.t' nix lrr con sr-yiy: LsGend-c's t;e,meIry'
g "a ,n's N'gs,r1, urvg mig, i'c.-are now ussG
:. -, "a oC :fe .,uilaees. demands an elementary
,rsr,L,,yi-r ext books for pT iGry classes; and
"a, Inqav nj ~ rachm;n adn'ious from the most ev.
-, ,,rr ,-a~nerS ~ the country, warmth the he
= ,h,, ,hrv are destined 10 be- the most uopul r
'.h.n,,f,cal class books ever before published
trtcy rWbrhc'-
EiR 81 SONS ~ tiEOMETRY,
al L lST IN Ai.GEhRN,
RI. su.r,s which are cow ~ progress tn inpro. .
-, -, Ton, of oar Common schools will result IN
IL ssIer,inn of The best standard of ext books -
WI. Silsbers would respectfully ,lcit the 1ri,
trf,,,i,oti,u 81 II works by :, hOol commit.
,s ard school teUShe:s OF our public schools al d
&c ssS IN ,ply Of oil o. the above wosks Just re-
ee Wv !" 81 anu ''' STEPHENSON g. G,Rvo4F.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

a. Af where ynu TINT want bargains for
~ cash. Gull At -. Main Street
A. NJ. ADAMS. having Just received new stock
OF c'ihcs casino and yrstings OF the latest styles
and now offers bargnins t. those who wish bargains
IN Goats pants vests any thing else ihai pertain,
to genllsmans wearing apparel. made zap order at
the shortest notice and most fashionable STYLE
oct 29-l IN
y. b. IL is aso necessary Gpr thrsc vho know them
selves indebted n the subscriber Gr a longer time
ian our months io my mp and rs no ongcx
I'D lgenrc " Id lie riXcu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

| AI'iES, aro informed that To id s. lsham h,v.
II 80 received from tn. eastern cities SPLENDID
lssor'meni OF hne black, NhItc and bruuzrd kId
lEpcTs huskins Of best quality and LATEST STYLE.
also. Rid cali and seal walking shoes / ace boots
village aud Pans ties Paris coiG SATIN ard cOIrisO
Nor, Geo CATERS,
Piclsr a!vsus call, No 2o2, Main 81.
Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

DRErARFD CONCENTRATED COFFEE. -
1 An excel cui article for family use Just rrceIv
and ibr sale 10y W. IL. HOUSTON.
EOv Water Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

n OTICE-LOOH OUT FOR BRT:AKERS IN
those knowing 'hemse!vc ~ indeh,.,i 10 -. &C.,
"i j. Reilly. either by> noc or book aeo.un. In
Please call and make settlement us or h.1,. a.. ioL
" N"'cn'"r or NE accounts will bc plarej IN Ihc
% p''pe~ "h'er' br coociun by thai tame IS n
II necessary apT The sat,csibes 70 li,riI,t. Dr.
INC h'in ~ soon as pocsiblo JOSEPH REILLY
81.