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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

Z NHCSTtl.>' SALE.-la p,rsrur.o o. , se,s q,
tFGsi EOu JOSHUA I.,Aous =. Jacob NJ nic,.I
20 NO het':.s date ,he l2Gi day OF July ,o IA, 60,
ioJJ' now ct rccu7! The c,,S-'s ,iirc d lh. -,
.nnr' tor ono comfy. took 3. page 23S -,,I
' t'iay N" irst Cav # Dec,in,r neNt. IN irrli =,
Tie Virginia Hotel. sell {, the highest an b,.st b,l
a. Puhhc auction rsiri Of LIT 10 q ,n -1uarc No %
,'' ei'y % Whs, .i" '-5nnag on MIis y. thirty tv,
i,et md three inches being the ssu.e I-,pety on which
said iubsns a B.rkris now reside
:" terms Viii IN In1de known th, jay II sal,
'"'iiis ne i'is'eo shall convey tso pTrrh...r
such title = vested 10 ~. -, IN. sni I,Sis .b.h
- howcv"s believed IN be- sl.,pnt,bls
Get II CHARLES /. SrROy - 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

I)REPARFD CONCENTRATE COFFEF. -
An"Nr'l eat article Tor family use jdsi r.csly
"a Aho loT sale by U. II. HOUSTON.
.nN Wnl1-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
G a p S

9 a p S
INODD & ISHAM, have just received from New
Il York & PhlladslD,ia = tine as'ortu. cnt uf men ;
~ skirt ptJcr seal ncuter caps Il ~ S1uslrat.
serl. Ter sud scllstte caps Also splcn,id ar
tcle cf siiS We vet cps tor child ca. Of French
Manufacture.
TyTIN P1ATT.-jI boxes TIN PLATE IL. lust
received and for salo ly
august ATrERBURY & CALDWELL.
u INSEED OIL & WHITE LEAD,
8 bids. LinseC3 o..
100 kegs white lead
For sale by july u SOLOMON KING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

EfOR RENr-P,u of house on Water s,t.ci
X S'pih wheeling cuHssiins Of Two roo.uE. Tor
t"ra- apply al this uliru M, a6-3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
FOR NEM ORLEANs.

FOR NEW ORLEANS
= sG---- & 'liE Sicn,nhni GEORGE WASH
{ ,-SySA-sst'lf lNGlGN, T.. L.. Clarke, Master,
will leave hr the shIys ,ad intermediate roTs ~
Saturday the 2Sh Inst al ID o'clock \. NJ. Fu1 freight
ar passage Apply Io the Captain board To
u.y 81 MOORE & CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
WA. PAXTON & son

tL1tc P0-'sHs : Itagie)
Are no" receiving ia cNicusiNc siocn o. Cstoe,f~,
tf dorncs'ic m5auianurcd ufiIc-s wa.eh
80 sole on the IL, cratic terms
S2) bag Ro Colsc
10 % Old Government Jaw do
40 nc Chests y n Tea
2' bNos CUnp'v,dcr * Imperial 10
a. - q" Chocolate. poet received ahd Tor sal.
- ID WIN PAXTON q SoN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
NEW AUCTION ROOMS
CORNELLCS. STERLING s WRIGHT.

NEW AUCTION ROOMS
CORNELICS. STERLING s WRIGHT
- oils eousgnm, MS Of Nanulacturers, Merchants
y aud Othrrs.
Liberal cash advances made en- Gonsignments.
HETAREScEs,
J. Tsvis e. Chew, I.o,isViiic, Ky
Orih " Wallace, Stculisuvi.le. Ohio.
J. ID. Davis. ESQ, PiIsburgh, Pa.
Hart Cummings < Hart, Phiisd. %
JJsspa 4. iorner - Son,
Joshua TryIs, fsq "
Professor VI = Wright, Gin Obi,
CORSrLiCS, STERLING & WRIGHT.
Lprisvs. Nv, Nov. 7, lSlO.-6m
HATS. HVrS Just received direct from New
York. tho latest Sail and Winter fashions f,r
ili,s and Crps, also general sssoumen 81 Mcn snd
Youths Cloth md Fur Caps. Persons wnniins the
article viii please call and examine Er themselves al
l0J Main street Wheeling.
nov s. AVERY & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

DRAWINGS
Aionrnza'a !,r,'rry. Gas, ". drawn Oct 2gh Islo
- 60 81 - g. - = 90 16 3s 10 - 81
Invest p7zc So
Mon'nEalia Inirry. C!ass y drawn OF - 1910
81 is ~ - - IS ~ - , 80 IS 10
lowest prize 50
MonnnFalia L"usry. Glass g. drawn Orr aIsrI-iA
ii - 50 Is l6 81 GO Is q 30 81 g. Il
Lowest prize $40
Lc"s'urgh lnucrr, Class y. drawn Nov 2nd 1910
o. % II 10 10 - 90 20 81 Gs ~ % - q
Lowest price s..
Locshnrg lo''cry. Clas. Y. dawn Nov Ssh. 1910
20 IL u 10 81 - o. II g. - 10
lowest rrz. So
W~llshnr- i0ticrv class g. Nov. 7l.Isi1.
AZ 81 % 80 l. 50 Gu 60 20 81 - 90
Low CT prize 10
Nsuopgali1 LOTTERY class u. dawn Nov o,1 iSto
% 90 80 81 - 81 81 80 81 Il
lowest prize $
M"nnncali1 A. Lottery. drawn Nov lIHi. 1910
IL % ~ 81 % Ia CT y 50 81 ss2
l0wcsf Ir.zs -
Iocehurgh ~. L,.tcrv. drawn Wv Itt. ISM
- % 81 ~ 90 - 10 81 % % 81 a. "A
The Ia 2nd 3d each cgJ
4h, 9Th or fh -
IN. - or 81 Is
lOih. lih or I2.h ~
18Th, lIh, 18Th Or 9Th 30
8 GREGORY 81 90
NOHCE--Ibs fsm y D. IS $50. ..f.,, ,a..-
y dbsolvcd on ,h- ia rr,. i., r,.,r,f go,
al debt. uuc said firm ware y, ere ,,u.rr..,I ,r,
Gus 10 the Gr'l Ni1v last. will hs rpfd o., o. W so-R
ing. AllcsHs contracted CO.. ih- -ll. e. yn,I. ..,.
they removed 90 90" Formerly i. ,rti- l fr,
VI Bans viii bctoiicetcI by G.. s,ssan.rrr.
~ SrB"kING
- X SWE NEINgEy
The bns.n.ss of The lrtr firm oi p ". ..rari bod. 4
Co vii hc continued ~ heretofore b. ths suis-rb.t
ri their Old stand so. l3i Mair s,rer'
O.. X. S1yE ARINgEN
Wheeling s1g,cmbc-. 2Sh lao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

CrRiar- Cssgor Piv.SU ULywtvG.--8y a. Bir.
~ surgeon, SUISSE. 4 cid or wcas intellect aged
% came undst he authors cure iu Jolly 1922. Be.
fore this time o Surgeon h1d extracted % yus frpu
flc lcii muuml nnd on t'Ir of frur nouii. NJ
Biu extracted Isl pins 3Hd needles fulkinV Boz lH
2Sl) from aln.st every psu W TIE lcf side Of 90,
boiy The GIRL h7i been n the habit Of swallow iua
pins and needles out of brivido " nrn the bride O.
sweetnca. rhen ~ school a'ms' - yoas before 80
I~uy-- Wsfoql g1pcrc.
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=, AvERrEG.
eaCftshEr EEfnasc.L.n

E $500 StaasS' Ssst SIDE ncst daor a.,
70 a. 'as y, 'hsag yit, yrsis a,.'nd
.sS.h.i'S "a ssla' & go,enc msi,ein'
d1Tt. COIE:auiiF on head ~' ~ us Tor
at!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

ONze b. els oil Mmyiua Whsk-v In Casks
TSC Wr-Iern Reserve Chrcsc. C,sx Water
S,rsincd oil on hall and E,r ..lo by
nov. S5. JOS. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
VIRGINIA STATE LOT FRY.
Glass ONE. dfaws % Wheeling. ! ~ 81 1870.
- Members and 8 dawn Bat rs.
NOVEL AND EXTB AORDlShRY SCuEME.
GRAND CAPITAL.
100000.

Who, Tic'sp q ,. ffdves $40. QIancrs 81.
A5lrcs yosr orders n
IN CLARK. whreHug.
AgsH, r9f De is nageT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

a ALJAoi.l. ....aL = TATE ~ AUCTION.
y On THURSDAY the l9Ih day OF December 1870
IA front "i the Virginia Hotel. al 10 o'clo,k. A. NJ
Ne vail offer for sale 10 the highest AID bidder
.o's ol gr'und situate ia East Wheeling 10 wi lot NO
l53. on Zsnes street loi No - on Clay street. and
III No. 2O.On Wafer street. Ihc title those hs Is
warranted. g,Td. Terms third cash the balancr
at aud l2 months. The Purchas. Is giving ncgocia
bic paper, with approve q endorssus.
HALL 81 WiCKHAN
nov 2l-im Auciion-crs.
A Gt.NCY fOR TIE INV BERLIN WORKS
"A Men Ycrk.--LEwIs Moss intends ksering ou
hand. conrantly. n large supply of
BROWN SHEETINtS & SIIIRTINGS
from the above named OrkS which hc will sell ~
Eastern prices and transportation.
lie office is IN the store uf Sumncl Church. No
lO6 - street, Where tho goods may be secI.
LEWIS MOSS.
Pittsburgh Oci. I3ih. ISIO-3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

RcOTS.-Tndd &. Isam have juS: Jr.,,.i ,,d
~ from Ieg'lisr manufacturers, G,nt's su:e7t.n~
FIcnch STOCK; Fudg- Calf, and Morocco P.ur..
also hv9vJ calf and kip, warranted 10 b, ,oua g.,
any manuiusIurcd wcNt OF the m3unlsiEs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
Cn,r.,noud,nee Of he Cerier and Encnir,r

C0rTcspoHdence Of ne Courier dHd L7qaiFcr.
PmLADELFHA. Nov. 10. T. VI.
The Transactions Ia .Ocks io day have not been 10
any great amount Of prices. however have hrrn very
frrn with the exception vr United States Bauk. which
fell oG alul is per cent Tho close of Business
after The ~ Bard Sales Of 800 shares L s. Dank.
Isl Board. 6sI cish mud a. W; 200 shares Gir'ri.
a. 5J3. 81 Blafd, 100 shares Ncksburg. X. ". l4!;
and 1000 4 States BANK. a. 65l. %. 90 De. ant.
Closirg faies-U States Bn h. 65 q 6Sl; Girard.
3ai 30I; vrk-burg. l3i llii Camden aud Antoy
Railroad loo ~.
The SHsv.--During The lorepnd " the day the
weather was clear aud the snow disappeared rapidly
II however clpudcd over about O'clock. aud rom
..enced ing again lghlly. und has continued 'p
THIS nc, without leaving any evidences Of II IN the
streets Most OF the roots The houses are still nh
/ tened.
The cars uf The Pilo Line from your city duo Inst
night ~ sclock dad arrive until ucar .. 4. VI
81 course l'st the Nth the southern AHA
/ frUrn Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

SA"L NCt ALLEN.
HAr IIE' receive. Iu iIrtb4 60 Ir- flrIHpr soc.
H0e " anf csfluelgs assortment ut Iai..s, Gcut.t
ncu q Misses F1s-. guI C.I.-.U.s
EtDi> e. SHOES,
2" every 80 ID" n iu II-I.IH utsf. .U rrIsr rsrTs
Z r'fIU1- ~ I'D TH VIII I'D. o. fir .-r.a4
ti.HEF HuI .n Hshir rsrrr4..y are fHgi..i ta .ffr
1..d fNI.HIIa. ~ $50 90 AiI.u ST. .u 4riy 1tf. o.
> ECUriED WiHskEy Iarrrl. a, .,,
e i'r.I.r 1y SOLOMON INg.
n'f - 81 Wr-fstr..f
a Z )PPEK--lu1rrs i-sried noe
eh. uIIug dl DO
81 sIIrpIai F3y7'e 'fsf r.rf .rf lr.i r. ~ ~
f4s ~ fAh lgN. , Tf.gfF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
EDWARD J. DARxEv. PHYSICIAN a SURGEON

EDWARD il ARAEN. PHYSICIAN q SURGEON.
b = EREWiTI oG,rs his professional services In
z q i!c Citizens of Wheeling
DR.. ID for four years attached as IN inl,,, m,
pI TO one o the !argert Proynrll Hospital. IN Eyld
ana subsequently studied under Sir Ashley Ca,pcr In
'he Lnndun Hospitals This. rogetl rr ailh Gyorahe
"7P'rtrni'irS i'r becoming acquainted! viii has ur,
SION Ia Tie l"'ern a,es where he has been cIsasac
J" practice daring Tho pms, nine ycars lead han, Ia
h'Po that any reliance hici nav he rcySeJ in nm,
professional s.il will b. fund u hay. hccn ms,
rinced Oiiro n,zr door to the Gazette office Min
street. nv95
OflCE.- AL Prrs,i.s knowing Themselves m.
~ dcb;'d 10 ih" estate OF Stmuci Robinson dee
are rcquc''S io slll either Of Tho rrI.r.ige AMI
i-'Ne 'e'iI'Ih-n'-l'" those having ciarn. against
said estate" "rr requested present Ihrra properly an
theni'caiej. JOSEPH WADOLE.
ISAAC KELLEY. rIrcu:urs
TilDS JOHNSTON.
OcI 9Th lSiJa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
,.,,.. }. MSEE d. sou
""OC EHS. COMMISSION ) PRODUCE
MERCiIAN rs.
so. | JJuNsroN's Row.

IA NOFARTNEKSillp-r sul~crllcrs Lave ihi,
~ 'ay i'rmed e''InriHership Er the purpose o
"a"s''ilng Wholesale Grocery. Produce nnd Com.
mission b.'siiiess ia ths city, under the firm of NJ.
| ME- " y. Having runicd the house lately occ,.
i,'d Toy J. NJ Wheat corner 81 Johnsiu,s rn, near he
larAei house. They now receiving n full STUCK a,
groceries, which 'hey oder sale ,i,e lowest ca
prices '
Approved country produce trken in exchange.
JAMES M'kEE.
ocI - JAMES N. hi'KEE
a l.AANACS For Io4i
IN Magazine Almanac.
COuimon 10
German 10
Go English d.
Log Cabin do
Tiprctanoo do
Cugu.c do
for sale, Wholesale and Retail ~
OCT 20 JOHN FISHER. 1879 MRin Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

u" aftsnlisn Of Tea hers AND aoit others n.i I'D
DhI prom puon q thorough ,luc iou, Is invited
Too uNa IrsrlYH Of toe !oiruv, IH- t,N b"nS- 10
lhrwa'lys by iTufrS-,r lJI.,-iU,Its
N.,s Mental and Practice AIlhmfuc,
Nhrl q Dawes I-rhrucuC fpT IC.Chtrs
DaV'e, Gust Lessons ~ t-su.'uy.
dawes llr-i Ir,suu' 100 N,gt-Ta,
Dawes Bourbon g-.I..
D'v.c' les ,d'r'- Geometry and Tr.goromc
Dawes Elements %! SuIvstIlg.
Dawes Anal. ucal Gcom,u..
10 <Est ,t,- t.... T.ru,9r p ,s...,.. .
10 a. SJva works embrace .u ,urrc ,ours- a..
hHtlg.nat -, commencing with The elem. In. .
Gene, aJt rlrr,II- ta' lyG:rrgT irTraft: sfoa h.
-t'p. uuIu tuCu C he su,rraUEs rJgm'4 To 'hy.,
already rv'sTi.ugCI ru 'Ca,Eug. the tsrcdrrr., 3.
,si1g ur. sSrtrsIsC 3 item 900 HrIs apartment 10
rLyc1uru " 10 -ul, dprur'ate ~; ard 'sa f.~f Al O.,
Davies higher r,u.>--.y5s I.-"ldr.'- Gfsu..'I.
90 most ut t..C tu..rErs, demands an clement, p,
c5urs- frr r- Iur.-., Do has ~rc'ruIIyi, prcpsT,
tie tUlirrg eat books irT psII.aTy clls,,s. s,.
he many gI2u rec .m,1eIGIt"u7 iusu ;uu mot r,.
D. cuCsI f,t-rsTs 100 iI. y'uptry, wHrgEg. The b..
tlsl ta.y arc utst.Hss 1p be- tIa most .1gIl ,f
m .htmgiila tIss books ever J.iOr, publ z.su -
Ic.Cy -uHTlct
'l-tNENTNI. GND PRACTTrALAyIT
/ gG FIRST a. ~ ONSiN GEOMETRY,
ID IW~T ~ ALGEBRA
The taO3ts wl rra are upN bow Progress 70 ir.pro,t
fhc sv.t.5u Of Ju Common schools will r,srIf II
the ccctpu ct nc hrsr standard 81 t.Nt book ~
ca, cGamfla.I 90 .sr wurD by 81 hoo, r..nraf
zee srf school t.utAsls Of or pu.lg schools az
&C rdswIrs.
a r-., ~ ply of 81 o. t.,a ab5y5 80 IS f7st re
co.'s. SrEburNvoN 4. Giuwoer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

II COMM CLASS. Portrait ~ r.cIurr rar,S
= 4 m1nE' aSiurcr-Ets -uD.cIicr respectfully ,n.
i"rS ihu Ciu4rH' Of Wheo..ag u5,d yicinsy ihSt he
h r"mmeHccd, 10 cnnu-rIuH with bi- E.r,ncr bA,s
rr'>-. he i"Ulirz Gies-, Ivuui auS picur, Frnp,,
'i'airt. s.. - HiiII- Irtuch,aHc rs engaged Nj,
w. Robinson i'a't' inC fr>t uaauinciOrirs ~ Ne,.
'F,. whose worn mrS shr 'r', o. none ia ia,
lu.oa !sfcN prepared Ia a,ccLi, ali oric, lirr
Inc H. wI.l r"HssntIy keep LAND a., t,i,rsivy
assortment 81 LOOKING GLASSES al. every drscrin.
on, 80 Gilt and Mahogany ard faucy Ffsnos P,c,uia
and Portrait irUaes made 10 order Odd frames regit
uDd Gliding plgsrEy Description done ~ the hest st,Jo
Juiy!i " BRNNSTRUP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
WlIEELiNG ACAnrAlX

'HNE'LAtNS AOADtnll.
"a VIZ. an term y: tho w. i. will commence n,
q hioniiy next. Nov. 20. Tuition ia the Maio
Department 81 o per term. The Irtnale Dep,rtnent
VIII be under the charge of Miss w u IL; rui,ion in
hsd'p 90 per term !cs the cnmnJn Eng studies
for The higher brans es $40. Those hereu.ure inI.b
ted Tor iuiIon Are requested 10 make immediate rny
H'nI AIns"In 20 a iathFe i"rn rcqniras thar tui
ii"n previously 'iue hs paid Glasses IA any ot The
srd'ss iangh. in the school will nc received To- rseite
nn hodr nights ia The week at 81 pcr Term nhcnr,
CT class OF 10 or - may be formed
may 27-5i A. w. RUTER Prinrir.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

J0o1 liA. CA NVASSE:D HANS
10 bhls old Reciiicd WlIiSKEY, just received
ani for sale by JOHN Il. MORROW
nov 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

! lISNcLlTFpN CI rN!;TNFRSIIiP.--I1a
fa1HsrshIP bore nrc r2sjiu. uu,sr the firm Of
j." J. Reilly ihs das dissolved h. El,,unI consent
sil '''s indebted SAID ir either l Nc;e ar bcoE
s''p1rt wii, please NAH. IpircG ate Ia,ra,n nj Ia d.
srh h='!.g ST." - dub Authorised ~ciIic tie h,s,
.''s' CT he .a's hfnr JOSEPH REILLY.
SOP : Ie4J JAMES REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

~ br'. sNc.t Malaga Vine
30 do Port De-
10 q, C.-tiy Nr5rir, d,
> 2, Prlr1 sIpli1 B,uiv
il' up,s CrEH1r 3d.
bl's s.. T.. Rom. lI-' received lrH lfr .,'s ~.
oct WI PAXTON q ~O$ .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

ife undersigned hcr, leave o. icnd,fh. wc,rei
iH9Hs- 10 no" customers - the iafu ir r ,,, llprnI
So 70 IS patronage ana solicit. cln,inurcc at ,,,,
custom q. hc - ntout getting u g. i~.y ruI c,inr!.,
'"ca rfrr"rerc- rrt Iu!.-s which m .,iIf r., fno- a.,
90 s"ii !"'S irr r4, 1ii us &C ,otI.r, .-df, ,l.,
10 c'fnHGc iur gu,ds. JOS EIlI.N.
sol 81. lE1 AI.rL, 81 s...r..,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

FRESH RAIsINS 4 CCRPANTS.
40 boxes Fresh Ra:sns.
cash d. Currans
Just received ard fos sale by
nov - CRANGIF & EAIIEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

Z tNokNC. NiiiiE B,-ANS. DkEK SAINS 9.
~ DRY P*AtHES.-Fho highest CASH p,ree
viii hc pn!d i"F tho above ARTICLES delivered al our
"1reh""so. Main E'Fc-t, whccu-. -.
NOV IL JACOB L MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

SAR.EN1'S rJLluChL EED ,.t.,. fUE $50
4 = JSF received. hcinr 71 rfii..rl Rooster or thu
% Nv," cost 30 thr several s,u,. prI counties 10.
Prsssi,uJ Governor. Err-~s.ut....,,.t .r.Ar
b oct TO- STEPHENSON d, .sIWOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

An1 30 d l.OJJ and of 500 Sc. Sc.
Tickets only SIS. halves 81 so. quarters 50 -.
A c,rifcsic Of q pa~slgs Of y nblia tics-ls will
be sort pr 500 Halves artd Quarters m proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
NOTICE.

y. Is A-Eafr vii von.irur ttt saa.,. = l,,-i-e.-
~ a'i It's hfancho- 81 the late sai.J Of :arr 4 R,,bb
By e''irEm ' Whole stcui.oa TO hs business no
hopes I" roe eve Liberal share of pubiic patronage
So &c H \ BARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
To PARENTS

- slated by eminent medical writers that nj l,-ss
ne "nri Of the children in the Western part of tn.
Ch'''d saics die from tserhing and diseases sausot
;horcby. Read the following.
REAL Blessing; TO MOTHERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-17
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, March lee u. VI

The stock market has been far buoysnt today than ZOE
time back stonington cent North American
Trust Banking Company per cent Delaware and Hud
Of Manhattan Bank stock which improvement
previous sales This sale evidently made give forced
standing the stock II IL stated that the report Of this
concern will be given the stockholders Wednesday II
announced in the hands Of the printers week SINCE and
the pretex for delay is that James O. King sick This
s clearly pretence humbug the public There doubt
that all the stockholders will b. sick when they the
port thsy get chance to do II is little aston
shng that after all the Developments which have taken place.
degree Of public Indignation which has been excited and the
universal dsapprobation of the official character Of Robert
White that with sroutery which
~ be called nbhing but unparalleled eontinne to
his post after majority Of the resident stock holders have sig
n6ed desire for him 20 resign. His pernaciy only expo
him that noorety which leads 10 deveopemen
and involves the clique in further difficulties. The credit OF
the Bank gone and s future business will be but nominal
1 sterling bills there very little doing-he rate is s
or $3.50 ga the sterling The packet carries out saoos
in specie.
We have again occasion 10 call the attention OF our readers 70
the gross frauds pracsd under the color OF The new law by
socaons Of Spectators this city The Tenth Ward Bank
and the civ Trust and Banking Company have aery become
the most shameless their operations The FORMER institution
received from the Comptroller S7i 900 Of genuine circulating
no,ss under cover Of which assumed the fu o
a. banL These sotcs long since been proteted
,h securities lodged with the Comptroller TO BE- -cN
o Al auction their redemption The persons
"a have lattery turned their attention to obtaining circuit
tom for post notes. ofwhich the following is seorreet copy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-17

ASorHrR DEATH ny MARRrAer.-The progress
OF disease, decay, and death among those papers in
this city conducted on the credit system, is asto-
nishingly rapid. When they find that they cannot
prolong a s'ckly existence in any other way, they
join together, call il a marriage Of strength
and prosperity, promise healthy progeny, Aarc-up
for short siekly season, and then die barren and
ehildless. Two or three Of these affairs have re-
Gently occurred, all ending in sudden and speedy
death. Last week, another union occurred between
the Albion and Corsair which means literally that the
latter is dead, de facio. We presume that the next
union or death will be between the Gazette, the
Empire State. the New World, or the Brother Jona-
than, or some ofthose swaddlng, over blown, over
grown trashy affairs, terminating, all such union
do bv the speedy death Of one all the papers con-
nected Herewith. Since the " Herald" was first
started, there have been less than twenty-threc
deaths Of such ricketty, diseased concerns in this
city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-17

The MAYoRALry.-Up to the present time, the
wing convention have made no decision amongst the
numerous candidates for the office OF Mayor. There
is great deal Of discussion about it amongst all
classes, and great difficulty about coming 10 any
definite opinion thereon. The fact.is, that all the
old resident, influential wings could easily make a
Judicious choice, were they not over-ruled by the
young noisy, empty headed, ofiice-seeking politi-
clans, who by connecting themselves with the young
mems committee seek to rule the city. These
under the influence of Webb, 0'Sargent & Co., who
are eternally scheming for their own aggrandise-
ment, without the least regard to the public veal
Webb, OSargent & Co. finding that we were de-
terlnned TO expose their plans, gotup the ewing"
two three years ago, in the foolish idea that they
could put down the Herald" How far their oppo-
sition TO us, TO any good measure, sword, or
work. is disinterested, may be gathered from the
following fact. Webb opposed the denomination of
Aaron Clark for Mayor; he did this, apparently
from pure and patriotic motives but the fact that
his opposition from bitter disappointment he
received. He DESTROYS ofhavng flair business
transaction with Mr.. Clark to the tune Of l2 600,
$4,000, similar to the which he had with the
United States Bank. A correspondence took place
the subject but Mr.. Clark declined being party
to any such fair business transaction. The letters
which were written by Webb in relation to this in
terestng affair, still in existence. Without any
right authority, either by custom courtesy to
do SO, he marked these letters TO Mr. Clark ''pri-
vate and confidential" although great public
ter depended upon their publication.
Thus did the clique OF the Courier endeavor to
sell themselves and their columns for money, as
beasts sold in the cattle markets and if they or
their defenders dare to out and deny the truth
of this, will produce the proofby publishing Col
Webb's own letters. Nor is this the only instance
in which they have sold themselves for money as
the of the Phenix Bank investigation and others
could be cited in proof
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-17

CABs.-Tbe debut Of the long Looked for cabs in
this city will take place next Monday. The delay has
been occa'ioned by the pains and expense bestowed
upon them the gentleman whose invention they are
and who has taken the necessary to secure
the patent right thereof They will be most superb
affairs; no pains has been spared in rendering them
truly elegant in every OF the word. The start
in this city will be made with six cabs next Mon
day; but there hundred building for
Boston, Philadelphia, New Orleans, and other pla-
ces. The seats will be the ground that they
cannot upset, and they will travel from end Of the
city to the other in one-thrd Of the time that any
other conveyance can do it in. They will therefore
combine the great advantages Of immense speed,
safety, comfort and convenience in every possible
way.