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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
Fro,rths kenReb;,ak CaS. ofSe:arddy
MAINE REDEEMED
A WING GOVERNOR!
A WIG SENATEt!
lIIIIfI CnNCD -.yffrN

T. w INV
We have the high qualification. OF announcing
,.at,-r~ to-day the GLORIOUS Of the ,io
liticul regeneration of Maine! The Burder State
may no longer lie numbered amoug. she suppor-
tiers Of corrupt administration tionyer coun.
ted among the troops Of the Office AOLlers. The
'Wh9 Bali stopped not AT the Green Mountains.
1t has rolled on, into The very sTolls fiod Of the
administration. and thus completed It's triurnpaI
coarse from one cxiremity''o the FUui t. the
other.
A more splendid political victory was never
achieved. i.nst ycarthe Van BuYen candidate for
Governor was elected 10y majority OF between
sir and Seren thousand ;-seren;esn Wan Buren,
men and eight Wings were elected Senators, and
OF the Representatives returned one thund,ed and
tlCeniy three were Van Buren, men aud only strfy
three Wings. We are now represented in the U.
:. House of Representatives ly six Van Buren,
men and Two wings. The change is-infecd great
The reroiu'ion glorious.
Maine is Il liARRIsoN STATE Hundreds if moi
rho,ls ,,,l. ,yn voted for the administration tick
II for state officers lS Monday, viii Voie tor flar
risen Electors in November.
''Phs decisive and expected success is cause
of heartfelt gratu atoms 10 the wings OF Maine
they may well congratulate themselves one nnoti-
err ii, State and the Country upon result so
suspicious.
From The Alias, Sept2l.
THE WINDING Up. ALL RlGiI'rG NO MIS-
TAkE!!
The mil Of last ,ght brought Tx the entire
county Of Aroosonk, aud settles iLsAweslou about
the election of ED WA RID KENT. The Loco
locos have died rather linrd, but we do not well
see how ihey can 1--we my longer 1t is n gone
case for John Fuiniedi beyond The i'ower OF Ie-
Surrecion
| We have now the rliole state, with the excep-
ton Of TIRES or f.,ir' plantations, .>,llich do not
throw 100 votes, and tlie following is the 1t.
For Edward Kent, 45359
For John FART Id, 1925
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
THE ,BANN Err STATE.
A Challenge 10 The Whigs of Yermon

A chaltengt 10 The Whigs Of Vermont
The Wings Of Louisiana propose to prepare a
splendid national banner, which isio be present
ed TO The state which gives the lnrgest Wing ma
iority in November next, in proportion TO the
number of voters; aud thereafter, the successful
state isto be known and acknowledged by the
Wings OF the Union as " the banner stale" Wings
OF Vermont-let us enter this race for the glor-
GUS banner. Vermont can take twlh ease.--
Shall We do il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.

The British Qneen. Lieut.. Roberts, arrived at
New York at midnight on Wednesday. SHE sail
ed from London on the Is The editoy OF the
Conrirr aud Enquirer and Democratic Press have
dates from that city to her day Of sailing and from
Liverpool 10 3lst ut.
The news is important. There is now every
prospect of war. Mehenet Ali has positively
refused to comply with the request Of the four
powers All over France and England there is
the utmost activity i'll preparing the army and ma.
Wy for war.
The money market WAS heavy, with down
ward tendency,
Manufactures ure very dull.
The harvest will he veiy good.
Lord Falkland, Governor General OF Nova
Scotia, is in the Britannia steam ship for Halifax.
The British Queen was seized for smuggling 10.
hucco. The ship was released Oh security being
given 10 ray such fines RS may he levied.
The Queen appointed the Right Hon. Chas.
Baron Sydenhani TO he Governor of the Province
of Canada. This re- appointment 10 the Govern.
orship of Canada is necessary in consequence OF
| Mr. Pouleu Thompson being raised TO the peer
| age.
LoSDoS, Sept, /.
NEWS FROM CHINA.
The llindon, Manson, arrived at Liverpool from
Calcutta, spoke, on the 22d of July, the A den,
from China. The Alden left Macao the 9Th
of April s days subsequent to the date OF the
adyices brought by the last overland mail. No
event o! importance had occurred IN the interval.
The Chinese continued busily engaged in making
preparations for receiving the EngIi, expedition
; Occasionally they amused themselves by throwing
rockets amongst the English ship at Macuo
without, however, causing any serions damage
As much tea had been brought toNlncao would
load all the ships waiting for cargoes nj that rem
J devious.
We learn in addition, that all the American
ships had left Ma"ao with full cargoes, that the
British trade was carried on under the Dams j
flag, and that lreghts from II to 81 per
The King Of France has called the Chamber
of peers AMI deputies to Try Bonapartc for higI
trenson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

The Bangor Wing and the :. cortland Advertiser
make Ken, ~ nnic oxo, M dout, ia en-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
STAGE LINES.
OPPOSITION PEOPLES I'M

~ Two DAILY LINES roR Bat
TIaoRE, WASHINGTON CRY, Pm
IGC@@ LADgLPuiA Asp Nrw NoRK. by
thc way OF Inc National Road
md Baltimore and Ohie Rail Road.
The public are respectfully informed that having on
the LIST day Of pill last purchased all the Stage stock
belonging TO Jmaes Reside q CO. running on the Ma
tional road. the subscribers will continue TO run the
same as heretofore.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING..
az Z O'Clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line Of cars. reaching Baltimore srmc
afternoon. xnd proceeds % Philadelphia OF New York
same evening or next morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON reaches Frederick secopd evening and
takes the mail line cars Immediately Cor Baltimore.
where they arrive W 1snc 10 take tho morning line of
cars for Philadelphia and New York.
The proprio;ors of the above lines all reside en- the
rouic. and every attention is paid By them personally 10
the convenience aud comfort of the passengers, and
ora Of lem will always DO l6und at WieejUy. Cum
berland, Hagers'own. Frederick and Baltimore. They
have the best Eaorses. superior Troy Coaches and
careful. siendy and obiiging drivers; Travellers NAV
therefore DEPEND upon being Carried through with the
utmost expedition md in the safest manner. Taeir oh
jcct is and always has hcen. TO render their lines at
least equal to any in the United States.
~ Office first door above the United States Hotel.
Water street. Hke@ing. Va.
sep Ia T. SIIRIvER & Co
LoaisciHe Journal viii copy e osnouui cf ten doly
and Charge his 0Esc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

VUST RECEIVED aud for sale low foT
- CASH.
10000 lbs. Loaf SUGAR,
2 Casks Sperm OIL.
100 Boxes MIR. Raisius,
10000 Spanish Segsrq.
20 Boxes Cnvondsh Tobacco,
~ Ba2s Rio ssd Lagrra Coffee,
~ Boxes Fanegatsd Soap,
. plp0 Cogahac Brandy,
do Charu.aianc Do,
CerOon Best indig1,
4 pipe Prime PoTt Wine,
8 Drums fresh Fips,
Box .iquJucc,
500 lbs. 0rfretts scotch Snuff,
2c,OO0 Best GaA Gaps,
2 Bales Frcsh Cloves,
u Hal yhcsts CT 1. r. aad Y H Teas
rs lids N. o. Sugar,
~ pipes American Brandy,
f0J Bbis Rccs. Whiqkey,
2 Boxes Ground Pepper,
no Sacks Alspicc,
no Kegs Ky. Tobacco,
20 Casks Western Reserve Choeee
IeO Bbis Best Family Flour.
20 Boxes baltimore HtrunN
3 Tierccs salmon.
- kezs Best Gan aud Rock PvWdef.
80 Bbls M0lasses,
Pipe best Madeira Wine.
10 Butts Lisbon anj Madeira Wins.
100 Boxes Iauesyilio Soap.
20 BOxCs Bakers Chocolate.
~ Boxes Sperm CANDLE.
sou lbs Msddcs, SC. o..
nov % hy Z & J aFILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

f3NhUSF SAE!--In pu.suacce ola deed nj
executed to The subscribed by Leonard y
on tho lIth day of November, 1888, and admir-,
record in I'll" Clerks Office Of Tyler county Coz
the same dag for he purpose ofsecurinc The n.v
of two bends for tho sum Of eight hurd bred
dollars ard fly cents each. The arsIduc on
Gay Of November 1889, and The second on a.,
day of November 1910. viii on The f., i,
January 1910, sell al public sale, al the luni doc
hIc tavern house Of JOSEF "a Vance in o. near ;he |,
OF MIartirsvinc at lie mouth OF Fitting creek Y,
county Virginia. thiriy-iwo acres and eighty uolo,
land near the town Of Mar ins,iile, on Inc i,nk
Fishing creek. occrpied b. the said Willie as a Sc
Boat Yard with n Blacksmith chop. hose End an.
for an extensive Boat Yard The terms or Tho /,
viii be eight hundred and twelve seilars and so co
in hand, and the balance payable ON the 10th day
November 1910. The title. of thoL '.lieys
Se good, but selling as trustee such III
the Subscriber. by the deed Of Irusi no
conveyed TO the purchaser. The sbSr,
decidedly oae OF the best situations lor
Boat Yard on the OHIO river, not only o,
the natural adaptation of The gnunnd 10 IA
'hu aiso on arcount of tho great convenience
finest timber To any amount and NJ a very low mi.
dec BENJ. r. MARTIN, Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN.
TERESTlNG AND APPLICABILITY 70 THE
AFFLICTED WIFI

Diseases Of the St0udck, or Ncrrrss
Such "a Dyspepsia, either Chronic or Casual, ur.
der the worst symptoms of restlessness. 10 xncss
of Spirits. and General Emaciation, COnsamptlon
whether Of the Lnn9s or LIrer, Liver aiieotiors
ness, worms of every variety; Rheumatism wheth-
er Acute or Chrome. together with Gort. s~erofula.
Pains i'm the head, Back, Limbs, and side, Typhus
f'eser. Scarlet Fever, Putrid Sore threat. Ecvcr
and Ague, ~Spasmodic PIlpl,atCn Of the Heart aud
hrierles, Nervous lrriabLli'Y, Nervous wesSaesN
struciions. Hear burn, Headache. Cough. the Com
mon or Humid. and the Dry or the whooping.
Asthma, Crave, ACC Oropsy.
Tho Blood has hitherto been considered by
Emplers and Others, as the Srea, IeSoiator ofthe
humtn system, ar ! SuCh IS the devoredness Of the
ndherents 10 that erroneous docttIrc. that tNey con-
tent thems with the simple possession Of this
mary sources from whence Life, Health, and Wig
our cmana'e, and, rice Ucrs0, pnin- SICKNESS, disease
slNe research spd. practical experience so eminent
~ qualify hun for the procession OF which he ha~
been one Of the most nsst-f memhers, lie con
tends-anc a moments rcaccuon will convince
any reasoning mind Of he correctness Of his views.
thatthe stomach. liver, and the associated organs
arc the primarI and great regulators Of health. and
that the blood ia. vety many instances IL Dependent
on those Organs, aud fsatun-csa medlclne teaches
the root OF the disease the sspsrfcial anodynes
raysges of deep rooted maladies- Under thee con
vicuons, aiahs expense OF years of Gloss ap9lica-
searching powers age irresistible. and in prescrlbinc
Il Is Wit a kn5wt dye offs being n radical cur.
q the various diseases airendy enumera'cd even il
Sppied IN the most critical cases, but he DOCS NOT
pretend 10 Rscrlbe to J
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
a supernatural agency. although from posi- is,
pSssis within the knowledge Of hupdreds, he is IRE
pared 10 chow, that when Svery other earthly rene
dy has been eIyec rp.
Ill NTS BOTANIC Pills
havenever been known total in e~iiecting two ve-"l
gratifying results, that CT raising frosl the bed OF
sickness and disease those who have tested their
efficacy, and thus amply IewardIng DIR. Hunt for
MS lOnr auC cN~iOuS study 10 attain tbs Icr.ec-l
ton in the Heaiing At.
The ex q aordinary success which has attended the
use Of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS., Is the best
criefon 81 tlleir sup erlor virtues. They havL
been the means of raising a host OF lahguI-hiGg %
tents from the bed Of affection. as IS clearly evin-
ced in the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

Unity bags Rio Coffee. s bags Akpice.
: bags Peppers eeroon Indigo.
1000 lhs new Goldfish. 400 lbs EleOm Salts.
300 lbs superior French Curranis,
so boxes MIR bunch raisins, (new fruiD
10 10 White German Pipes.
8 halfdo. BaSers prepared Chocolate.
2 cnses double rcfned table SalL
2 tierces NO. I Salmon, 9 bbls Madeira Vino.
2 barrels Lisbon Wine 10 Ghosts VII. Tea,
5 half cAesls Gunpowdtr Tea, just received alt
nov 80 for sale low BY NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
EIRE & MARINE Insurance

~ There are two situations OILY IN which ,IndF
viduals can be placed, where they can Adequately APP
prostate the valuc OF assurance. These are, while
star ding upon The ruins oftheir cwn propertJ, either
Receiving from AZ insurance Office the full amount
which they have lost; OF standing on the same spot
surrounded perhaps by a d~esOlated family, laRent-
ing that stupidity and folly which failed 10 provide
against such a contingency
AN T. Co. OF HARTFORD CONN. win take rIss . on
D,ts ire souscs, Ware houses, stores, Mis- Factorie
&c. togsti el wtsh tbet- contents ssch as Furniiure,
Merchf ndiss Maehltery andevery other disc ripiion Of In
mrabIo Prop .rty. Also, OF steam, Keel. and Flai
Boats. aud their cargoes TO and from ans Fort onthS
Western Waters.
POaiee on Main Street ,neady oppostctheU S.Hne
January z3.1334.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
DRY GOODS.

NEW 81 CHEAP GOODS-Cioh and cba;sc
IN Establishment. 81 Water street. next door Norih
OF U. S. Iio,el.-Thc subscriber is nox receiving
M u nnsoaliy large and well selected aSsOr,ment oi
FALL & WINTER GOODS. viz:
Extra wool dyed blue. black and invisible green,
claret and brown Cloths; nlso. bluc-blaek. brown and
green arab and Asphalia Cloth for over oosis Cash
meres and Gsssinets ofevery grade and colour Vest.
ing. a very choice and large assortment
Ready made CIotting-fiuc black. brown. inyis.
green and claret Dress and Frock Coats and Coaiecs /;
blue. brown. steel mixed. green and drab Beaver and
Pilot overcoais blue anl green blanket end lion-skin
Overcoais. n large assortment; Cashucre aud Cassinet
Pants aud Vests and Round Jackets, with a generxl Va
ricty too numerous to particularize, which will he Of
fcred for u very snail advance, Wholesale & Retail.
nov 1f-4m ALEX. ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
ToR EAsrEnN TRAvELLERs.

Prom me- Baltimore Pai1o.
Rail Road Liaf 70 Phihfe iphia-1be Train. with
a.. s Niaii. leaves dhc degoi. Pratt street. duly, At
~. Passengers arrive IN Philadslphia in time -
. the evening cars for New York.
n accommodation car. Coz way passengers. lenve.
deDst. rraft street. for HaVYt de Grace. daily. (sun.
e~xecptcd) at7 {. ~. Returning. leaves Havre dc
60 a 4 p. M.
ram Boaf Linc-A scam boat leaves Che logvcr
81 Bowiy's wharf every evening. tSundays ex
ed) ~ s O'Clock, (hy way Of Fronch-town and
cattle raii rs..n and arrives IN Philadelphia IN
for the morning line Er now York
b WqstiHg,oa-The cars leaves depot. IN Pratt
,at9a. ". and 4 y ~ win mo great Soatheu
Cor R~ic1nond. Petersburg Charleston. sc. Leay,
qaion on their return. 81 s a ". and 81 .. m.
'rpers Fayry-The cars leave the depot. "
0r Harpots Fcrry. at Z a m.
sh-Tho ears lcaye the dspss. IN Pat
". end p 10 FROM Frederick a. 4
Opm.
. Migs-Thc cars leave nc depot =
~ a. M and 4 p N. Return At 81
a.
Sasqulaana Rad Rood-The es'
IN North street. lr York. r.. nj 3 o
dspar, on ilnir reslm -i 2 r. ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

w JOHN IEEem 8 co. having just i received
from tho east their large and usual supply, ofFALL ADD
WINTER GOODS. consisting efelszhs. cassimercs and
veslings OF every description, all of which we will
make 20 order in the moS neat and fashionable STYLE,
and on tho shortest notice, 10 those who wish to favor
Us with q call. We have also on hand n large anl
general supply Of Reaiy-made Ci5sirg, such as
Coats, Pants. Vests. Dnwers, upper and under Shirts
Stocks. Bosorhs. Collars. Gloves, Braces g. Hosiery
TO which we invite the attention of our friends and
former customers before purchasing ony where else,
as we are determined to sell low Cor CASH.
Wheeling, Oct. 90, lS39-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

Mr. Edward usseil. was, in las December. sud
dcniv sefzed will cold s~hivcnngs. winch were sue
rcofed o. pains IN ovcrgpart OF Of the BODY. Ths
pains continued severe until The month Of Nav
vhcn be began 20 spii biOOd, tbs was SHORTLY affci
succecic BY r nockiug cough sweUin4 AMI pain
n TIE chest and The di.chaige OF blood irOm ths
Which trc 80 often he mes sens1Fa Of sudden death
rero, in the course Of fe weeks, followed b.
hick viscid ssppurateni minN.ed WIZ hl@ud Tbs,
fef a. the cough kccaMe 'css trouhloscme. ant
he s~prrtife i4crcssed. The j~ierhargc Of pms On
,cuu.ct 81 fhs body va 80 da % asem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

Cars Tor Owns Mills. kave with the train at s
an. Returning leave the Mills af before 4 p m.
For Norfolk, Se-A steam boat leaves for Norfolk.
nc. daily, nj 8 n m and one arrives here nj 8 a. M.
f~ Easfon and Cambridss-The steam boat hinry-
lsnd, leaves the lower end Of Dugan's wharf. every
tuesday and Friday. at Z O'Clock. n. m. for Cambridge
and Easion. touching ut Annapolis going and returning
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

INSURANCE. AGAINST FIRE. The
subscriber bavir & been appointed agent for che
Fire Life and Marine lnsuranSe Company. OF Lex
ratcs usually CHARGED by the other offices, IN this
city. Application way he made at the Counting
room of Moore and Clarke.
Wheeling, May 25, 1897. CHARLES l.. STRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

DOOKS-BOOKS-Just received and for sale BIZ
ID Joha Fisher. 1913 Nam street:
Murry's Travels in North America, 2 vols.
Marryars Diary do. do. 2 vols.
Stevens Travels IN Egypt Arabia, PetFGa and the
Holy Land,
Young ladies Friend,
Sigoumey's Letters TO Young talics,
Complete Farmer.
Family and Pocket Bibles. school Books. &c. o2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
OF sTAGEs FROM WHEELING

Oh STAGES FROM WHEELING,
FOR B~ALTna0EE.
cnt Line leaves kaily at 9 o'clock. p. m.
leaves daily al 7 o'clock. s-n-
Gee IAie leaves da1y at Z s'clOck, a. N.
sys; no night travel. ,. Reside q Go
,Ricc next door abuye u. $. Hotel. Water
iot Linc leaves daily ut Z o'clock. a. m.
inc % 40 Stock
, Mo0rc, Falls & 90. ProPrietors OHiss next dool
ov T. Hotel. Water street.
FOR rmfA pKLFuiA.
Merchants liz leaves daily Of 6 a. m. A. Hender
a Go. PrOprictors. Oliccs Water street, second
low 4. :. Hotel.
FOG ffTrsEcRcH.
.faif iinf leaves daily ai 3 o'clock, a. m. Moore 4
nicrgou, Ropricisr.
ron wOosrEp AMP
ives Mondays. wednesday, anil Fridsys. ORic,
ioor below Us. EOtcl. Water spsct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
r

NEW CONCERN-Boat stores. Groceries. Liquors
IN Sc. by w, II. Horsros 81 Co. tar the stand
srmesly oocuPscd by .. n. Forsyth & Coz No. -.
Water street. Boats can be supplied at all times with
stores and every other attention afforded to facilitate
their interest. Family Groceries. Wines and Liquors al
woys on hand rs above. nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
RIVER DISTANCES AND FARE.

The following table shows the distances from each
otasr OF the places namcd. and fsom Wheeling, with
INC rrces OF passage. IL is proper to observe that
thtse ara the established rates. bat that some boats
charge less. tho prices depending in some dgrcee upon
uie number Of boats in port. and tho abundance or
scarcity of passengers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
IoME MANUFAcTUPE-P.ices p~os;iy,Iy
III daced al de WAeefAg Foandrf JyaceLo.s.

nome MANUFAcTUPE-Psices pos;,r,Ia
III dsced al ne WAeehHg F6aadrg D arekosS.'
30. south end Maker square. v-5i.efi.x, Va.
SWEENEY & MATHEWS respectful
Their usanks 20 ussif foSnaer Customers for he IA
patronage they have hisheFio received. and womb
lfirther invite iheir attention TO their present vcll So.
'lccfed STOCK OF FOUNDRY CASTINGS ,shiet
embraces every ahicle '.sualfy Kept ms ra.sssablish,
mcnt O! The Kind, consisting o.
Pam M~anielGraics.
MsZep,a DO
FrsRrh Pattern 90.
Plain S;sr dc, asserted -zos.
Franklin Saves Of every Description.
'Faaoy P~ynmhdal Ceal stoves,
Common Stoves, (aSered sizos,)
Common Gates, (eircalar a straight ar AZ, zzo
Cooking Sscves.(a .aDsiy OF PATTERNS,
Arch and Lcn Crates.
Hollow ware, Sugar Kettles. Pea Kettles. I.
Ovens, Skiliets AMI lowTosa oreverv s.ze.
made from ths Air Furnace aIl Of sGpo-
metIle,
Sad Irons. ground nuI polished. in az
Eailors and llausrs' Irons.
Saw Mil IeOns,
Wind Mil do.
Rag Wheel do.
Cranks and Ggdgeons. oil s.zeA.
Patent Dearborn and Wagon Boxes. round IN
centre end tTaed iDside1
Foot Scrapcs,
Motiarsan and Pesles. WafRe Irons. fau.v a plain,
Cast Iron Railing, a vanefyo gatfcns.
Together VITA a variety og PlousIss and plough cas-
tings. Shears and Iandsidos. Threshing Aiash MIRO
&c. &c, all Of which they Will sell az low ifn
thnI tho same article can be par Inscd Tor
bi'rgh or elsewhere, erh,s Wholesale OF Retsi
Castings Of every description made & 49,
shortest notice.
81. CairsriRs chroai1c publish to DC aa..
aud cAnrgs his Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
-lsDED WEEKLY AND TRi-wEEKLY
'E CORNER OF ATE AND vYrksrs.
wurEa VA.
WHARTON. Editor and Prsprie,s,.

She Tri- Weekly Times & Advertiser,
j'ished on , double medium shoeton Tses-
IRIS lays and Saturdays.
'estcra Virginia Times" for the cosatry,
ed every Wednesday morning, at 80. so ger
Advance, or ss,oo ifpaymeai is delayed
ths fronithe time OF subscribing.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
re three Insertions, o~rless, 81 90
two weeks, being ; Insertions 2 90
threc wcalS, 2 so
one monri. , oO
two months, 6 90
three months, 90
six months, 90
eight months, 10 40
twelve months, IA 90
y and literary notices arc potincfuded
a all DC charged 30 cents for , in Insertions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
A NEW AND SIP. ENpuD 49,.
"a DiES-BlRR A. YD8B. No. Il

SQUARE. are nav mane curing an entire
beautiful Saddle. upon fG.tt.Iwiu's potent sp
which, for style. durability and ense N"'h 70
horse, arc far superior 10 any thing of ,,e AZ
offered to the public. Those made bv US. nov
IN his city and elsewhere, place hem onsreb
the prcJun.!ees existing 80 long against Patent
Saddles. We would say TO those who wan.
liaidwin's best Springs TO call on q. g. X. end ?
an article made OF the very beet material md
most workmanliAe manner. y- psn't forr
M. i79.
d. o. X. take pleasure in saying ,fsh.ir rtier
customers generally, thai tsey hnve ON hand
Stock oi Spanish Halt Spanish. Sida snd Fa
Saddies. t"seiher Suh every article in ihoi
which they iHtcEd selling low soR casu !.