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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

Van Buren, loss 2.57S in ~ counties.
Bat the difisulty is to believe these returns, com
ing mostly from wing sources. They have so often
Lied, that honest cannot believe them. At all
events the pots of Pennsyirania terribly close and
the thro,c ofa die may hare girsm the roteof that
u,.sappy state to Van Buren, or Harrison.
The State Of Pennsylvania thus stands in doub.-
doubt-doubi. The Wings here claim the State by
4OOo-the Loeofocos by 10000, and some Of them b.
10000 They both lie like the Father of Liars
Our firm belief is that Pennsyirania has gone
for Van Bursn. But no one yet knows exactly
who has got the vote, except the devil and
be, ike the Wall street ga mhlers has so many bets
in hand that he wont tell-he only shakes his tail
and makes bets. We must, therefore, wait patient
ly I'LL to- morrow next day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
IMPORTANT
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

ny Express frona Phllads1phia--F0rty Tive
Counties Heard From--Great Gain FOR Ge-
neral Harrison--The state stil claimed by
both Parties--Great Mistakes Great Lies
Somewhere.
Last evening, about fifteen minutes past eleven
o'clsck, the stars shining very brightly in heaven
the railroad line arrived from Philadelphia, bringing
Intelligence of the result in forty-two counties in
Pcnnsy lvania, leaving fifteen to be heard from
The excitement oa the wharf, at the arrival Of the
boat, was tremendous. At Jersey City the wings
let of rocket, BY way Of signal Of great and
overwhelming victory. Imrnedi ately on the arrival
Of the beat, il was announced that the wings, in
these counties, had gained 3,025 votes. Another
shout went up to heaven.
As soon as the Wings received their statement
claiming the state for General Harrison, We under.
stand that they started the steamboat Utica up the
North River, with large party of electioneerers for
every town on the river 1t stated that they had
printing press on beard strike of COPIES Of their
retsrns during the trip
According to the returns received by both pnrties,
the vote stand in forty-two counties as foTlows:-
October 10, 1870 October isio.
Harrison. " buren, Harrison >. Ruren
- e'un's'' iiassi sssss
Van Buren, majority Sess I4l7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

Or BsAcer CouRsr --TpoTrrso. II 10 sscertsined
that there will be three four OF the horses 10 start
for the great stake that 10 10 off over the above
courta this day al two o'clock. There was ruErr
that some OF them were smiss. They are all os Va
Rropnd, ard doing well.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

The vote OF 1859. No contest this year.
la orderte show the extraordinary discrepancies
an half the counties Of the state, between the whig
and the loeofoco statements, we here subjoin the
returns, as given last night by the wing express
riders side, and the Postmasters the other
ssde. from the p counties kereinuuder named -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

Mn. AUSTIN PHILLIPs.-This talented young
composer has lately arrived this city, and intends
making it his personal residence as a composer and
teacher OF singing and the Pianofore. We have
several Of his compositions before u.s. all OF
ing talen',-two especially, "Thoa hast left me to
my sorrow," and sersaaie, List to my song, oh.
lady mine," perfect gems. He is also Of the
best organists tina; has visited this country
having presided at the Cathedral Organ of Wells fer
several years the Cathedrals being decidedly the
finest, If not the only school for this nobls in,tru
msnt. II was at Wells Cathedral that Letter, the
celebrated basso, received his musical education
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

REsr DAr.-This is rent day. There will be a
considerable pressure for money in many quarters
aud perhaps many poor devil would be willing to
clay pipe in every ward" at So yard, a, strne did,
in order TO be able to pay his rent. Who manages
this branch Of business now in Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

CHATHAM THEArRE.-Booth is engaged to APP
pear at this house tonight in Sir Giles Overreach
one OF his very best character. The announcement
Of this actor is not always followed by his advent,
bat on this occasion we believe that tie manager
has taken steps to insure his Attendance. An nnu-
suay good house may, therefore, be looked for the
election excitement to the contrary wthstandrg
Booth is said to BE- in capital voice and spirits.
treat may therefore be expected. Thorne is deserv
ing Of just credit for his exerons to please the pub
n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

MIS- SrrroS-We learn with. satisfaction that
this lady gives her first concert since her return
from Europe on Monday the 9th November instant,
at the City Hotel, when will be presented choice
selection Of Italian and English music. The artists
who assist, and the arrangements, will be given in
day or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

PARK THEArRE.-Power and Placide play toge-
Their tonight, in the popular drama Of Rory OMere,
which we should humbly epine would draw az
disnre together Of the intense interest which
the great political drama sxcites in the public mind
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

STEAM PAcKKr PrrsrpENr.-This steamer, the
largest in the world, commanded by n. NJ Keane,
Esq or the most intelligent captains this side
Of the entrance gate, leaves at o'clock to-day for
Liverpool. Herletter bags are at Gipn's, and will
close at one,
Since her arrival here, she has been visited By a
great number Of ladies and gentlemen, all Of whom
have been highly yrsti6ed with her, her genil,many
commander, her attentive agents, Wadsworh and
smith, and her various superior arrangements for
comfort to passengers.
She Is 30 we'll liked, that quite Humber notwith-
standing the Iateness OF the season have engaged to
20 in her Amosg them are Msssrs. Jsudop, Alsop,
ann Brown. Of the nited StatesBank, and Mr. Coch-
ras. the inventor ofthe celebrated bomb cannon,
which can keep three sixty-four Founders flying in
the air at the same moment, ss easily as a circus
clown eaa keep his balls flying 10 the same element;
also. Col Cowdin, the 6rst who introduced steam.
vessels on the Mississippi, and J. Silk Buckingham,
the leetsrer on Palestine, with his family To these
will be variety. In addition, the President goes fun
freiEhed with merchandise, wines, ducks, letter.,
chickens packages, roast beef, newspapers, liquors,
election rsturns. rsnittaaees, oslsrs, demanis,
ollim'. and what not.
an these things, together with the steam ship,
aud what Is in the truaks and breeches pockets of
the passengers, aud the passengers themselves, are
no dolbi worth ten nilisns, more or less. No on.
will depy thisl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

Or Look out for fights and bloody noses th. we, x
among the politicians. They exssperated much
against each other To be ready to cut each others
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

ANOTHER SACRED CoScERr.-Mr. John Brahau
gives another concert at the Tabernacle, on Thurs
day evening We want some such thing to cleal
away the rubbish left by the election.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

o. The Sparians, loeofoco band Of about two
hundred Eghting boys, "armed to the teeth" pa
raded the streets on Saturday night, with music,
making the night hideous." They want to fall in
with the Wing Unionists-and then Greek will meet
Greek.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

srrAN sprr CArEbcStA, from Boston, arrived At
Halifax on Sunday, the ls.h; and sailed at and
half O'Clock. p NJ on Msndsy, for Liverpool. She
tosk thirteen passenger from Halifax, which, ir adj
di,icn TO those she brousht from .ton, made her
total number Of passengers this trip, CITY zone.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

o. In announcing the re-engayem.nt at Hills
Theatre, OF Miss Mary Anne Gasaon, for a few
nights, we mast observe that opinion Of her ta-
lent was fully sustained the occasion Of her bene
IT on Tuesday evening last. Notwithstanding the
inclemency Of the weather a full and & shionable
theatre was delighted aud delighting' At the
close Of her performance, Niss q. spoke poetic
address written by Mr.. Augustus Shea, Of this
city-at the conclusion Of which, complimentary
wrsathes were flung upon the stage, one OF which
Mr.. Hill placed upon the brow Of our native and
deserviyg bensfcairs. This evening she sppears
in four distinct characters In the very pleasing Bar
letta "a Day in Paris" and they who wish TO en-
Joy an Instructive well enjoyable hour, are
now, by this engagement, offered an opportunity Of
real enjoy mept. y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Aggregaic damages TO character, sil

After the elsetios, we suppose double this number
will be added to the list. Fine times for the law
yers. There will be more fighting, quarreling, ~
ing. lbellisg, suing, and "layisg pipe" than
thi. happy land ever saw before.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

LITTLE ErrEcT The developments Of election
frauds both here and at Philadelphia, seem to have
produced little effect in the result Of the election in
Pennsylvania. Peoples minds were made up, and
explosions can't change them. I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

PLiniifs Defendants. Newspapers. Taise II Cha
Gocfer.
J. u. strvensonJ. w Webb, New York Courier. $1,000
n. c. Wetmore, Chs. Greene, Boston Post, 10 900
NJ H. Crinnen 10000
NJ Grinnell L. Jocelyn, Bay State Democrat, 10000
NJ n. Grinnell Blair Rivcs, Washington Globe 10000
NJ. N. Orinnell Croswell n Co. Albany Argus, 10000
n D. Blunt j. w. Bell, New York New Era.
To be recommended
20
John swift BIZ Butler L. g. District Atty. 5000
VI n .Crinnell, Salem Advertiser, 10000
Fernando woodC hsrles King, American, 10000
Z" Dan Cushmap Merchant. 10000
BEN. r. Butler Charles King, American, 10000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

MORALS or THE PoLrrIcAL PREss During the
last ten days, the Wall street press, and all similar
prints Of both parties, have lost all sense OF shame
and deeency. Almost every secosd line has been a
libel against some one. Already. we understand,
that growing ont ofthe political contest the follow
ing libel suits have bsen' commenced, or are ON
mencing =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
DIR. WM. EVANS
'O0THING SYRGP for CHILDREN
WuE> Cur-r.NG rt,Itg rr.r,

SOOTHING SiREP fer CEILDREI
wns> CURING THEIR TELrH.
1 no'hcrs know tl. blessings IL.s Syrup w,,Ll n.
- '"sd ihSr ln'ans dur.ng tie ,e.,U, OF ,lsnton h
rishaag their gums With 1t. no tender tnob,r ,,o,i
neglect the OF u.
DIR WM EVANS CELEBRATED CAAIOArIg, Az,
APERlENT FILLS ior Weak si,.rnrsh Pam !, ,l,c
side. Bilious nicciIoDs DC. the Fills will perl,,,
cures when Physicians have despuired relieving tho
Patient. $50
Physicians are respectfully urged 20 usa these Pin.
va casosoi Dyspepsia. Hypocr,dria Sc, hen the bad
quality OF Drugs will not effect a cure Or EVANS
basis tho ct'ienry aud powerful virtue OF his Mill, On
mos ipcr'or quality VI tsS Ingredients Of which f,
ATE Compounded II
DIR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS -
1hes' Pills recommended TO shc Ladies for s,,o
pr'ss'"n OF customary Periesls also Ulier weakness
ct Females Co which They mr., subject
DIR HUNTS BOTANIC Pills
Acc!airaicd ant,hiiious Family Medicine.
The above medicines are s,ld only Of the f,llsSiny
regular agents bay only Of the Regular agents as some
luCn sell coanterieitS
Regular Agents. w. ~. King. Grocer WhecIiny-
laEc- Burnley ~ Co. Mo1ndsvillc, We. A. n. Clarke
ti,h Creek. Va. Rohi. :. iIolhway. smyrna. O. MIR
Turnbull. Book seller. Sivubenyilio Isaac Sarrs No
10 Liberty ST.. Pni>busgh.
CACrlON.--Ds. Wm. Evans Will not be res,ops
de tr the goeri.on,ss OF the Cernomiie P,Is rIcs.
hoy nfc bnnrhi Of Or. Evrns' advertised agents.
I herc :. one agent IN every oorniy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

q tOPARrNERSlllP.--A Andrew Buchanan late of
~ the firm oi Buchanan ~ Gray, and Robert Bu.
Chsnai., late OF The firm Of Robert Buchanan q Co.
have iorned connection under the style and firm of
Andrew & Ro5cri Buchanan, Tor The purpose Of
sscng Grocery. Commission, and Eorw ing Bisi.
ness ia the city.
From our long residence in this lace during which
time No have been actively engaged IN Ihs western
trade. our friends have had opportunity Of becor,.
ing we'll acquainted with hs0Iis ol punclual!Iy
and business "haracirf; aid wiIh ample capital 10
make adva..cC~ GA cO.s nmeHIs w hope y,ye sat.
Isiaci"n 10 those friends Isay favor wHh Ihs,r
sIlfJvncc.
We have taken the warehouse on Wall street, for
mSrly occupied 10y Geo. & And'w Buchanan aud Bu.
rLaIian = Cray. nos 2I-lOu Jour an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

LArE AND lMpoRrANrERoM c.1NA

LATE AND tMPORfANrfROM CHINA.
4 The ship Ana McHln. nj S.A Y,r, Lru,-t a.
H vices rom Canton To the 2i'h Juar.
fne hrst portion oi i- Gr.,isl, IA, Il E.rx rom l.,
dia arrived GA tn 9ih " JIle ~ ~, CHM "a ,,.r.
c. isi-'ing OF hs W-ii-sly. a. aaj. tius . .r
10 WIN ""n, arm ~ &C sIi 70. -ti ~ .slnlp.is
with irbor.
Ar;g .ar blocSld' nf t!i- rv~r aai p,si nrCart,,.
WIS Riiii.j 10 TAKE ..T.c; ,r - Jr,, Il, ~, g.. =
min lee Of r,c Wclle-!e J. j. Z. D.. B,.a, 49,,
=, seni'- OH 'es naIilt'' arsvu ol MRS, Eliot
Tae CiiiesN. ~ ,hs ar1v OF IA, sou ,ir ~ n,,e,.
to hgrn the sips Ivy lire rlfi,--hi they ,xer mo-
W "Nr'i ashote by III" at. "fihc -luatl,on
toscien shi!S ~ouJ DC allowed 90 Jcpnr, unless
drnih'd by the hinesc.
cargo oi Po'son'd ES, packed ia srunll rerces 20
sid 10 The sailors hail. At rr;oS:s, bcrn sen
u"Nn 10y the C;iincse. d was However captured h,
iifa''', end s''d io the people the coast among
whom IN consequence. the re hid hcen nanny deaths
part OF the squadron had rroccc dod 10 the Nor,h
Tie object heinE. l. snrnsrd. To iako Possession az
Iihshos dis'riei. ia The province ofth,kang-in oil,
er WORDS ~on't' "ihc hlrHd "a CIu>an" Jiis ;s
"iair icrc. md Toiulo,s dsIr;ci" rnd wur,I D., en-
" subi,cj
Evrry ono was preparing To- leave Canton. and all
hfe'Sn business would IL wound up in eight or ,e,,
days.
UPto tho 2SIh insi NO o,hc< hu.iiisius FAD occur.
red.
vas reported N Canton ihsi sn o,ci wa. ;nsi [,
sro saec "!.er sns teNars '-r Captain .,, aae ,hc
rest 81 The Engi:si. dead or nli,,
.'Ic appearance gns Ii,a, m, nerocis,oo s.,.,L, ~
bro right sb'iu rorany Cfi,cni esIoo en In. e,r Ell
The Bi'ish beyond the blockade CIR srrnc snooih. az
thc hoct which sailed fS the norh could NOT r,I zc
b. OK II il should iry.
Tne stock oft-as q; aai-n was .ntir.i I'll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
VINE &. LOU III STORE.
JOHN " EEES

UsHeTd! dta.tr "a UiHts 4 Li5Iors Jor 70
eigE & Dom size.
as removed his GROcErY, WtSg & Itorop
4 SIOss, fr1m his former Stands TO the nc,y
hrck budding east she Main STREET ear the hid e:
aHd nearly opp lslts tue soap aud can.le maoufac.
tory nj Messrs. Crown * Hidden
he has reserved 4 general and splendid assort.
ncnt OF WINES e LlQOURS, :JlA Foreign and
DOmcs'tc
Winch he warrants of Suseripr quality. And will
sell Oh tn rsost accommodating terms 10 those
Nho may thint proper 10 paronisc his es ablish-
m-ut.
Ea,iaz much cn!arg.d his Rcciiying Diriilerv
ne "a ~ all times prepared 10 furnish q suprri art
pIicc.
Thankfui Tor the lbcrd patronage that he ha.
n'retOiOTe received, hC hopes to u.Cul the cuniin-
usnce aud suppCtt IF his former cuslO ners; an.
that nf n gen. TDus lu5ll-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

LENMANS Norton- o hi, return to
a CirinnSti u. hur cOiielndrd stop in is city, and
give courso ci lessons ON p.umsuship.
AechaH'cs. Clerks students qnd indeed Indies aud
ss""s"" "rNcry OhcT class respectfully invited
10 attend al s. Pcr scholar for IL lcsson. i two atl
hsli hours each. gwen in twelve successive cyo
HiIis good improvement warranted To the attentive
School viii 10 opened in tho Ala,onic hall nsr
"wednesday sNUEiug 6 o'clock
he u.'si hati'acIOy testimonials Of character and
rom eacr nj as atcavstr, ia the possession OF
huy 23-3t UoNrp NO11,.,N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

4 IBRARDS MlIlS.--Near ihe bridge between
4 4 Main and Market streets. ia < od rrpsir and
Nc! manned. With fair supply Of hogs and rimbor
"hi tic commands OF the publ!c To furnish Il.em ~ iIh
all Kinds oi saw eel lumber window sa.h plsstrriuy
sth. &c. sc. of Iho beet qr,ly ani ~ E,is prircs
IhS sab.rr,brrs having formed 4 cop4rincrshia I'M.
Ger ihr sly l- III G.. n H. Hubbard ipr the r.slrlIus
oi lumber busIn'--. respectfully rail tho aiIonus uI
their friends md the puhc To- the 1bovs dyrrssen
assuring them al The time OF their beet t1cru,.,
10 sliDiy all. who may Iavur Ih IN with rhcr ORDER,
{, ID. HUBBARD.
nov 2i-im II. h. HUBBARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
CIIcuIAR-AIlivyrrI ..,.,.,,--,-.------

4 NIGGUI.AR-AIMwEiI SfNIN ,p,, -
~ IN'lLlE. Oil!O.-aiIl 10 10 NcIl -, 800 ,I
=" ",7'A S''ns NJ ell IS "osh ioirg si! ..t I,,,n
ihS ias''iu'''" Is Female boarding scI,I -.
u"e's' 90" Ia Aui~ti 'yr,i. for usssia! md re-,
-. '', "''--s h.'ae ,GDcai'on. iu.!art,re
'',s ue res rs-''' =, an I'Gutc i'S us.!ui oc,. -
% soH''s 'i'Sratlio "St oUfuiis Dot .err,,irs n \.
'"'' bu' L'e5"s :" lCan.; nI'A a su,,,,,,..,.
sand i't Eaunor' i,ri'n,y uud s,ric;l- ,r,,,d,,,.,
Ala. ma i',so' AL dis isIno raduci,e lrd 20, -.
a,'' ia -N'lr''y a. ITl9riciy on tie III
" Tain'ng up :" M naI'aro aad aJr.,,.r,s, on -
a.SA 81 lie Pr,Dc!isl " s'o
+, A., ". WRIGHT
y. B-Tn'u's Foe SUasi AT tv,ns.. ssO. i, sl,o
~ NN'''' ia'1''o quarterly ." sd,ss~c G,J i1rils.
sar,,Es io<ry
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
a DEMONSTRATORS sALr-.wnI.T er@l

a DEMONSTRATORS SAIL! wAi,frr Gnr sale
Z a at pablo auri on Monday the tth day 81
December Is ~. 1T the large fame hUiidng SOUTH
END OF WHEELING BRIDGE. The VALUABLE
PLANNING MACIll\ NJ : W., and futures belong ny
% the e,taic oi H. &. WirSham deceased al.n guam
isIy ui worked imbcr drS:gncd or S.cam,,1 Cabins
one Pilot wheel ani franz trs ll,-r with mnny oihe-
aicies ofv,lIr : r ~ c,'n I'.tr- n 10 pr,pr,i \
M.-TFRNs. all sIGaS under iliy dr4fs. cas', over
fiiy doiiirs.a crvi ~: siy m,a'ls vii b. given. The
purrhs.crS giving ovlhr h,is with 90 \ -rciiri!y
nov % lSii- WI. :. WiCNiAN
Ai.;ui.irairr Of Henry &. Nrckhim decd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
SCnOOL hooks

NM have made a large addition 20 our stock OF
w Schoni Book, Tooth English and classical
anc tcspreHully ASK the ai,sin o School
'easLsrs. aud O'hcrs, nmoug which are tho follow.
ins:
Anihon's Horace do Cnsar. 10 Cicero, 10 Ssllus..
nte'k Grammar. R,s-' Latin Grammar. AinSworIi,.
Diehonnry. Oiuiseads Philosophy. do Compendium
COn'siocfs Phi'o-orhy do Chemistry Green Ai,uoria
10 AlnJory Follin's German Gramacr. do Reader Ger.
man Dictionary dol'rases. Blake.'s Botany Meadows
E"gi''h and French Dictionary. French Graam,r, 90
Iendss Benny Castle Algebra. Rays do Days ,!u
''"inheiers Surveying Iokms IniroducIiou Luvrli's
A"i-Hrau Speaker. Wets,cTs and Walkers l.rpc
and ANAL Dictionaries, Collois French Readers Ppy
iairs Euclid, farkin's Composi'iun, Rhetoric &C. Ar
STEPHENSON & GARWOOD
Successors TO Fishcrs coru,r VI Main aud Union Sts
o't ~ Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

PUBLIC SALE
AN Mondcy ne 3Dfh inst NJ he lai~ ,e.,Iep~e
y uf Joseph & Nanrr, dee. There will he n p,if.
Dee sale uf his pers1u5l property. inrIudrpg ibarelp
hc 6ue fil bred Durham Ball Sinia Nnn, , nuns,
be- Ut ine.covs arI hrirrs of the improved si-t horn
breed. npmbpr 1f horses. mares anJ rolls ITr,shl
furniture. ani frminr utensils a rrc.irt of one vent
viii bc given on 30 over twenty doiIrrs Sail
N cOmmcncc. ~ o'riork 4. w. san SPEfgg
Adriisisipt5r ofJo- & ys7~s dc.
CSiJ % Va NJg ~, 1870,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

NEW ARIA NGEMLNT.
6fLYMER a. BRTTTON have a-sUriaiei thcr,-s'
~ vrs in business. with BEiGGs SNIFr. md rr,ps-.r
doing General Commis-i'n ADD Forwarding business
~ Cincinnati, under ihc firm Of Clgrsr Br,tau & Go
aud ~ New OrleaEs. under the fra OF C1ynr-. Dir
ION 4 Self The business yf Cincinnati WIN en-.
bruce she king Of Beef end PORK ON Commission
In thus rendering their services g. iIc public the,
pledge themselves their lest en.clsrf. %, r.
mote At 81 times Tho Interest ~ h,-e VII, trs.t Bu.
.iuess 10 thcif eafe J. }. CLNNEE.
O. BRITrON.
b SWIFT
r. 8. lot Puch. Produce Broker in same buildir z.
nov i3-CG 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

Pioneer line ~ eniirc New Ccschcs viii COM
ncnte l{uninns ~ the Let November leayiu, daIl,
az O'Clock \. VI. "a. National Road ~ HeE r..
town. thence hy x u RJsI via Chan,b. rs't,ry ard
HaHshur2h 10 Ph'atelph.a. Performing inr Ia.s
'gc ~ "a days from Wheeling % PuI. al. lutra,.ne
~ s'than three dlys o New OTS bcin tn. f;lus
y,e1sant and eXrCdiInus rsu'C from the ON O. River
Inc travelling public m az rest assured therc viii b.
EOlhiNE I"ii undpnc on tlc part r. The Prbpflsfors
% give general srtisitr'n, r1eing str ely yr,HIs.
ted on 81 live. nee Id door - ow the United
states Hotel, Water strtct. Nhecmz
SiLAS MOORE, &. 20 pfsari.fsts
GOOD INTENT LINZ, al, tr Plfsburr,
lc-vcs al O'Clock, 4. VI. via Nntons road & va h.
idgtpn.
Unit9t States Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

a. LltGESI III tie prisnn who CislOok Iny Case
~ Of Surgical instruments FOR Red Moruccc puckc
tUk. flied with tiIc necdful. will return The snme
lac or she may masked, veils any olhsr " Nv
which shall Tut their conv cnicnce fur PRIVACY.
will ak questions for conscienrcs sake. aud Will
give him OF her or whoever may the same with
The instruments Complete for operstiui) TWO DO d.
LARS. AEERILL.
OCT II lS7, Market SInnrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

| AI'IES are informed that Todd ( Isbarn have
II 81 received from ths eastern cities s,or{'i
assortment Of fine black, hite aud brouEcd kId
shippers ausHins Of bSst quality and steSt siyi,:
also. kId cn!i arc seal wrlkiHR hoes see ho,ts
VILLAGE ard Pans irs Paris cold SATIN AID ccIrlsn
NGToc' CATERS, '''
Please giNcus call Nc zoe Vain g,
NhCtira
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

~ Ew GOOHT. -Todd and I.harn wou,t 70
- specially inlorrs IGr cIixrns nf Wheeling
aud rS NicInIy uat they EavJ Iast feceivcd fr IN,
he Cast Large and general ASSORTMENT vt Boots
Shors. ais, hnnD,is. Houd-. Il C. &c. of ise lg-
test style ga OF the best qualify the shove goods
were sc'rcIed " IN Etst care ard purchased with
carh nom the best manufacturers m the Fast tb.y
can be recommended for cheapness and f,r qua i;y
wi:h ut 'etr DISAPPOINTMENT TO he purch ser
Persons Wishing Ia pUrgh1s &C lucstsl u cGl
rxsuiI'.e the sso-k, aud iadIr for themsc.yes.
No sp2. Main s. WEry'irr