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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

poor g. SHOE STO1E.-J. X. Bali
~ cock & Co. No is5, Main RI wheeling
The subscribers respectfully inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen OF Wheeling and vicinity, that they have
iaKen the store on Main 81. formerly occupied by
and splendid stock ofBOOTS q /: HOES of every
variety, size and fashion, G~entlemen's coarse and
hhe boots, coarse and fine shoes, pumps and sl,cper,
hair and clothes brushes, and ladies walking shoes
sllppers, &c: &C., to which they invite the atten
toH OF Their fr'enSs and the public in general.
N. B.-Allkinds Of work made TO order.
,a y. X. BABCOCK & CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
Wheeling, April Is, lss9.Niy w

'nRNAMENTAL PAINTING-Thc
~ Subscriber has removed his Printing RI on, 10
No 2os Main ~. year the PostOfiee, where he :
prepared TO fill any orders in his line Of business
2 a superior style Of workmanship, SIGNS, plain.
shaded, gilt, ennarncling on glass, &c. DC. also
Military and o.hei Banners, Masonic ard Odd Fd
s-ys Aprons or Badges, Firemcn's equipments, &c
'efsons IN want Of any Of the above or other dos
4 call.
kHT Marking plates for merchants or oil ers. en-
n the neafest NAM cr. f. MATHERS
Whesl.ns, April Is. ls3s.-Iy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
AND VARIETY STORE

USlC AND VARIETY STORE
~ J. hELLor, d6Lier In German ard American
riano forte Band instruments, Music Boxes Accordian.
.aita's' siohns, Reeds, cc-. Also a ceTs-aI assortment
OF Ser"an eoode Child ren's toys. Jeweiry, etc Music
oooss and INSTRUCTION hooks for oil Instruments. hI.nk
Music, Music Bound. The above named Srrfc,es viii
De sold at Eastern prices. including cartilage. Three
splendid fianoe on han: winch wiz be sold a, redue. 81
prices 10 sui the times Pianos TuHed and repaired and
music Taught. J. MELLOR. Unfsn ST.. uen, Narke,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
CAP

.csy i Co. respectfully inform ;hsir
at Inc public, that; they have taken the Store
street, Opposite Atr. RJbb's Chair Factors.
npw opening u gencr-l and well selected
hats AND CAlS. just purchased in New
'd manufactured expressly for This market.
stock embraces. llie latest and most approved
WINTER fashions, and viii be sold on as favora.
os they ran be had at any establishment in
Hate Of xR kinds and ~qual'sS. from ST so
SGper and SonIh Sen Otter CAPS, tho fnCst az.
Q DO had in New York. M1skrai, Coney, Fine
ndcl,ihC Caps. Boy. line CAP. &c. a, all prices
| to Is dollars.
ICY rcs2c,tiully solicifa share Of that patronage
q has heretofore been 50 ibornlly extended 70
enior partner sf:he Grm, who will give hi. psrson.
Icnfioa tbthe bu<ino-s.
baolins. Oct. Is. 1888.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
[XTIRE WORKING OF ALL KINDS.

II. wATTERSON still CONTINUES nj his
wire working establishment on MAIS ST. Wheeling
near thi stone bridge, where he will msnufaciure
70 order and IN the most approved manney all arti-
les IN MS line, VIZ s<ivEs AND RApLKs Of all sizes,
Rouu"S 1nu. otandlnS SCREEN WIRE Tor merchant
mills and all other kinds OF wove wire that can be
WIRE ROPE for Ferries always on hand and
manufactured at the shortest notice 20 order, and
on the most favorable terms for customcrs.
Ianuarv Off
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
nR. Y. WARNER. Ihe oId indian PhY

lad. j.. WARNER, tic old Indian Phy
~ stefan Of P%itsburgh, Pa. tas opeues ne sats oCi,-
Vegetable Ateratlvc ant Rcsforufive syrupssttbe ro,s
store Of Mr John Fisher, No. l3J, Maia street. WhceHo,
These mcdlcines IRE too well known 10 require a6y
ccuihcatcs 20 suisiantiate uheif powers md efficacy IN a..
cure % dissasc. They as comnoscd entirely 81 reorfo.
hies, and ia ~ eases so r~ompiets Substitutes fo, esL
oniol.
No, 7 EyrHp V used In The serofui1r R-heumafisn ,,t
sing ffOm a s%erofuious habit, Leprosy. Can,,r. Vvbne
5gcniug, Teitcr. Conorrnea, ard vener1f.
No ?, IS beneficial VI Arhnu, Coughroausod nv eois.
am-tna Che Lungs, Pfegnancy. rtintlur dissry-f ,hl.
scnradons arisiug ron TOO afsat . faihsss Of the vss.,,,.
AnctH rsspran1a. aad. o. snort, 81 40 disorders sase
ting ne eHcg and luurs.
Ns. 3 De- 40 tniueuagcaue. aad erircsneiy usefui a,
Frin1lo DISTRACTIONS. Nervous affections. Pevef. Rhe.ms.
iisfs, De.
No. AZ = general tonls, 20 BE- use5 nssrnatsiy win
The ofbcr unmhcfs. a. re occssioa nay reauire. Tha,.
are oifo solves. Lincmen. and ofhfr niedieines ub.s
accompany te syfuP stbe case may de.naaa. n, s,fe
AZ fHc ahoys store. len Pc
GALGRHTCS-2OO0 Ihs saloratus in es.t.
y received and O. sale ow Nv
oct 10 ENox LLoYp& Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

bENEosE COLLINS wbolcsalc Dealer In DRUG.
Riedicncs' Chemicals. Paints, Oils. Clas-. DYE
o'uhs' &c. South west Corner of Minor a Finh sts.
ociwecn Market and Chtsnut srceis) PmLAbEtrntA
Ofuo" from fhysicians. Druggists and Country Nfcr.
chants executed in ho best manner and on ne h.,
"IH+ nov 26-em
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
MHARBLE AND FREESTONE WOR-

M hhbDh H4ND RLLno AONE WOk
w K@R, - Market street, Whcchne Virgipia.
MiChaclys ROIan has made arrangements By vlici,
he cen furnish either foreign or American Marbles
AZ Eastern Prices adding carnage. Monuments
Tombs, Head St0nos, fc.eIthoT IF Marble or Free.
~stoHe-hafbio Manicisi Polish Slabs for m-niture.
&c. Ere SoaD Stone for setting CRATES sawed ir
slabs ready f0r use. Cot stone BUILDINGS. Mar.
eta sud other gnndstones Of orerY gancty and SIZE.
wholesale or retail.
Having lately visited the eastern cities he has e..
lccicd some Of no most approved plans for Family
Faults. winch WI Be- built - order a. short uoficc.
Srdcfs atdrcsstd drcctO or through any Oforr com
missi0n houfes, stating the qualify, dimensions. dc.
Of he vtsrk required, VII bopsOmptly attended 10.
Zsrcsviiehcb1bhcaG 81 ClsirsS me- Cbrogicts
and Semerset paper pnbsh 70 amt ~ end chares
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
4 r. GoFF & CO. LOTTERY \ r.,
-. CHANGE BROKERS REAL ESTATE

NEW SHOE, BOOT d LEATHER
~ STORE.-SAMUEL N'CLALLEN would
inform his friend. and the public generally, that nc
mas. taken the we'll known sta nd in Maine 81. OPP
poslte the Virginia Hotel, formerly occupied by VIM
Paxton, ESQ whereh he has opcEed a large and superior
stock Of Shoes. Boots and Leather, purchased in
Phiadeiphia q at the eastern manufactures, ex-
nressly 10. retailing. tic respectfully tenders his
thanks 10 his former customers and hopes that hrt
extensive acquaintance IN thscity " Ill ensure 10 him
a share Of public patronage in his new line of bust
ness. n N n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
uOT o.

HHlHftINHlN IIUINE,
oOoih ON y. between market md Chestnut. Pbfa
MRS. CATHARINE YOfIE.
4 u the American Hotel. Chcunu, n. ro.,oct.
- fully informs her friends snd the putlic gonor,IIy
mai she has taken the above named House. and f,,cJ
y up IN the most complete manner. with cptr. ne
bedding and furniture. II viii DO oPene. for Tho re-
gspn2n and entertainment Of strangers and citizens on
Tuesday. October 18th, 1899. Having a suIc,,dad a.
navy and private parlor foe ladies and firnilies.
ihe situation % me hossc render, IL parieulorlv de.
Hfa6lo' being near The business part Of Tho CITY. tbo
public courts. theatre sc. 80, o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

w. BROOKS. Plumber, Lead Pipe and Nv.
-. dnn' Maker, No. 80 Fourth street. Has con
SANITY ON hand an assortsent of Sheet lad and -
rires' and will make 10 order, Hauers' Kettle. aud
every other description Of Lead work.
wal conveyed from springs in The country. in
L'ad Pipe al the shortest notice, and on reasonable
Tx June 27--em
NoPARTNEBSmP-Notics is hsrebs given. ,ho
~ on tho lst April Inst. tho subscribers entered in
20 corarinershiP under the firm Of KNOTE M
sAN"fk' IN The Saddle, Trunk, and HaJncss Making
sosiness, which viii hereafter he carried ON hy ,har1
al The old stand Of John Knote, on.lAe -eas, side az
Main Street. Wheeling. Va.
They viii constantly keep on hand and m.nufac-
ture 70 order. every article in their liss of bu.ineSs
ana dispose OF the same TO their customers on the most
'aIorabie forms. Orders from dealers thankfully re.
'e''o anu promptly filled. JOHN KNUTE.
IRA. SANGER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

A NVlLS, STEEL, etc. The subscriber
IN has tsst received . large assortment Of The
oilOwinG goods. TO Fhieh he invites the attention Of
merchants, machinists sna smiths. to give him 4 call
Anviis, bsh quality; vises. do do; bellows
Extra cast steel. l . 4 by 3 4, for axes
Cast nccl from 8 8 TO 2 inch rquarc
English blister steel; American do; German a.,
Shear stsel; trace chains; Greaves' files, n com.
piete assortment. MAJ IL SANEEL NEEL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

IN CtlANCERf james A. Mclean and MARY his
VILE complaananis. against Moses w. Ciiapline and
Ebenczef Zane, administrator, with the will annoy
co. OF Noah Zane, deceased, and the said Ebenezsr
Lane, Trustee under the said will Of the said Noah
Zane, Tor Mar Mclean, late Mary zane. Elizabeth
Zane and Conelia Zane. and Claudine p. Robinson.
Hi Dorsey and Mary l. Dorsey, his wife, laie Mary
J.. Lane, and Ebenczor Zanc, Trustees in a certain
deed OF trust from the said Mar Mclean. lafo Mary
Robinson, late Mar Zane. for the benefit Of the said
Cfaudino b. RobinsOa, and the said Eli Dorsey. and
Mary L. Dorsey, his wife, late Mary l.. Zane. widow
and rclici Of the said Noah Zane deceased. and James
{. Johnston and Sophia. his wife. late Sophin Zane
/ and Ebcnczcr Ianc, and the said james {. Johnston
and Henry Moore, Trustees under a certain deed oC
trust executed by the said Ebenezsr Zane for che
benefit OF the creditors of the said Ebenezer Zane
and for other purposrs, aud VILLAS W. Shriver and
Caroline. his wife, late Caroline Zape. and Pia,,6
Zane, and Samuel Sprigg and Charles ID. Knox. Tru,.
tees under a certain deed Of trust, executed bv tbe
said PinIoT Zane. for the benefit of the creditors of
The said Plaisf Zane and for other purposes. and
Hanpden Zane, Elizabeth Zane and ComeI.a Zarr
which said Ebenezer Zane. Sophia Johnston. Co..
line Shrivcr. PalIoff Zane. HampIen Zane. EJizabe,h
Zane and Cornelia Zane arc devisee - and lc0atoo.
under the will Of the said Noah Zane. deceased
Defendants.
The parties TO The above carso \, m hex, no,;cs a.,
on Wednesday, the 81 day OF Jannnrv IslO u;II
proceed at my Office ~ Inc CITY of Wheeling m ..,,Ic
the seVernl accounts referred 10 me, By tho order of M,
Circuit Superior Court Of Law a. Chanccrv for Ohio
County made in this cause at its last special term.
dec 3-lm DANIEL. LAMB. Commissioncr.
VIRGINIA TO wn. Al ruics held In The ClcrI. oGce
~ - - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

COUNTRY HATTERS-Tas subscriber
ssc-cssor too. MouSSlm. has received hs FALL
WINTER supply Of Sack and Trimmings. Hat
=, G-sa shelec. Sc. uhl Of which will 10 cold On
'ost0ecanrnolstUg terms
A. {. ACAILAM.
81 ~ l79 Main o..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

CANDLE WICK, dtbs bca quslig. ol,ygys ~
- BIOL nd " uie y n HILL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

TS-l0 bbIs. spirits tu~rpen,ino.
Il . CAGES chrome green,
3cases chrome vellow,
4casks veretiaa rod,
1000 lbs. gum copal,
; eases gum sheliac, jpss rsceiyeo and for al.
whcellag. NAV "a. 1897. JAMES RaKE1
KEELING II AGENcY.-Thc ,ubscr;.
Der will purchase or sell on Commission, Mul-
Deity frees, Silk Worms Eggs. Coooons. Sc. DC.
Having been extensively engage in raising tho Mo.
rus Huiueaulus Trees. | will give any information
respecting the cultivation, or preservation through the
winter.
consiSnments or orders will meet with pronp, NJ.
tention.
For sale, 10000 Morris Mnliiearlus Trees, a SINE.
nor lot, raised by myself, near Pittsburgh. Pa.
$4,000 Trees raised near Baltimore, Of large yrovv,h
Also. silk Worms Eggs, &c.
am prepared 10 sell 100000 Morus Nulueaulu.
Frees 70 30 delivered in the fall of 1870.
i d. TURNER,
buctioneer and Commission Merchant.
oef1O' No. f65 Market Square. Wheeling. Va.
baltimore American odrerfiss 10 te amount Of Al
and charge nGs Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04


nIsSoLUTION OF PARTNERsTHP-Tbc mar,
~ norship heretofore existing under INC name anil
")ie OF sweeney, Mathews e. Gray. is thss dav dissol.
'oa by mrinal consent. The business of the late finn
ail he setled by Sweeney g. Mathews. At The oil
siand on Union street. ALI those indebted 10 the I,t.
hrm are rcqRcstcd 10 call and settle their accounts inn.
modirseiy' and those having claims. win please present
mem nor settlement THCS. SWEENEY.
JAS f.. MATHEWS.
ROBT GRAY.
ne nheve business viii in future be con Iuctcd IN.
der the firm Of Sweeney e. Mathews, who r,.occt6uy
solicit the patronage Of their former customers. and ~
'heir friends IN general. 1IIOS. SWEENEY.
july 70 JAS r. MATHEWS.
SEGARS &TOBACCo-5O ar borcs RcgoI;o 80,
- Ear'lOO do genuine Principe segan, 100 do hal
Spanish segars. 10 boxes Mellow Ridge Tobacco. On
do Jesse Harc's No /. 30 do Small lump & 3. and 10
20 INC 10. Also 2OO DOZEN Scafarlatti smoking tobac
ca, 6 dozen fancy Snuff jar, q gross W. Joncs. Rovo,
patent matches, just received and for sale re
Janl9 No1J6. Mainst s.. THOMPSON g. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

- H. BAfLY, ATTORNEY At LAw-WiH p,te
- use ?" tne superior and COusiy Courts Of W
aad Jacksoa Counties Adlr~-p.I c,ts,, a.,
o. va KETEEENcEE: Hon. Joseph S,.rv. Of
aup'r7ne 20 Y. s, SIMON Gsoeslsaf. 4. l.
harvard univsrsiiy. Csn. Mass, Hopkaas& Ilmtc
harvey q Bcvsn' HouEb, Hupp a 20. B~,ltimo,,.
S"'. NY Samusls. Shen. ca. Va Bsshrai Tai
Wnliams' Winchester j. r. Msybury. 3. &
hccuirc. ParScrsrurrh. Acc sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

AiSsoLUTIONO o PARTNERSmP.-The mart
IL nsrshjp heretofore existing between the .ub.cr'.
bcrs' trading under the firm of. Aud & Go. was dis.
solved by mutunl consent on the lst ofApril Iasi. The
books are IN the hands Of John r. Dickey nj tho old
s'aad' where all those who know themselves ndebted
are respectfully. but earnestly. requested to call aud soft
tic their accounts without delay. JAMES AUID.
JOHN R.DICKEY.
ACARD-The subscriber would resnec,f,uy fn
form he friends. the tho late firm. and
the public generally. that he has purchased this entire
stock Of Aud Il Go. and is now receiving from the cas-,
a good assortment Of spring and summer goods. both
staple aud fancy, foreign and domestic. which in addi.
hon to his former stock will give a pretty good varie.
ty, and respectfully invites all those who wish N nm,
chase to call and examine his stock. ms he is deiorm;n
Oh to sell rs low for cash, rs they do up town. atleaSi
Country produce taken in exchange for goods.
J r. DICKEY,
may Z. corner Of Main & Quincy sIs. ub,>L;,g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

NJ. q Coon. n go.
GoOD& CALDWELL, ATTORNEYS A. ~
~ viii practice in fbs Csnss of this Cn,,,,s
promptly aiiend n III business enfrusied 4, m.
N. " VI Che absence Of NJ. Good M. -
kehmond. Mr. Caldwell viii attend 10 A.. -
% nc Office. The engagement N tbe i,,S, Ia
o"Se tae' Fylces ~ tht otmof NJ DE sprina c.,
Ona.e - h''i s,ae 81 aafn between URnnAN
nos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

ARR'SON,S SPECIFIC OINTMENT
For the csre Of Whit Swciling,, Scrotulous
ler tulno.s, Ulcers. Sore Legs, old aud fr III
=, Sprains aad Bruises, Sweillngs and lnaae
SeaIi Head, Wonen'- Sure Breasts, Rheu-
us, Tetters, ETruptions, Chilblains,
Etes,. corns aud External Diseases
siiy. u - hkewisa greatly superior 10 ans
me hcr.tsfo q Giseoy.3cd for the chsf,ed
and Inns of hor &C. -fos Rag worms, Gasp
s,-andi Ia short for every ~external bodily t.
msyfaii ID thu Lot Of man or beast.
roprpetsr has received at least n thousand
tes and other documents IN favor of his
ic. ointment" upwards ofa hundrei OF which
-tien by respectable members Of the Med
Guilty, agd ~ selecting from thi- pile the
Irs seus,es, be was governed more by their
taan thHIr contents, M they aiisbrealhe the
spirit OF ealosy and satisfaction.
BosToE, Jan. :, 1897.
Sir-I lEyc - request OF you To forward
ohUad.sl boz II oiItncnt, by the mosfim-
econvcyaacc, and without regard 10 the ex-
of carriage A. ] am quito out, aud much in
tofu. You kaO-- my estimati1n If our in
able discovery, and theref1TeI shall only add,
further experience has increased my enthusi-
a. and established me IN the opinion. that il is
to any remsdy cztdnt fer external dis
sea. Respectfully YsHEss
CT p ElTEp nN NJ N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04
CHAaiEs ; EMERaoN, n. D.

ALrAxY, July Q, 1887.
Doctor Hartisoa sir. ! use your Specific
my pTacBee, and cordially recommend
lent rcncty for Tumors, Ulcrrs,
StTofulI, Rheumatic Pains,
G..Ps and Hands, and for general
tilfs. I write thts stihe request Of
p, wito furnisiHes ne wiih'the article
4 10 have t;i my pow0r to award
RI rus Il. BRACII, NJ. d.
BRooKuS, N. Y. Oct %. 1888.
Ally dans liter, a girl Of fourteen, was
led wiih a coT0plaint tiflt physcians
sad, and / fcarc I. I1depcadant ofev-
re would be bald in consequence
'ndan3D, however, of the Rev. Mr.
your ointment 20 the afflicted part
q that my child is now entirely re-
g Disease, and IS getting her hair
be expected. hc euro was effected
> than t. Iapnfis. during which time
liars of Ola1nent. I had spent gp wards
al dollars daring The previous three
beHcfiI whatever.
MARY howard.
mahic Ointm y Is for sale BY
IAKEft,
fBACKER. eHd
APl1Ns. HheeliIg,
principal Druggists ia Pittsburgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

To Q. =. PRYOR q Co.
Sentleulen.-I willingly comply with your re
quest 10 furnish q siatetnent of the case in wh;c
your Dyspepiic Cordial WAS used With so much nd.
vantage. ltIsbririy this:-My neice Mrs. Wallace
had been suffering Tor several months under a train
ofDyspcpsia, viZsdefective appetite, impaired diees.
non, largIior, debility. &c. These symptoms wsre
NJ length followed by the great depression OF spirits
sieeplessness and nervous agitation, whiIe every ar.
tcie swallowed. even water. was followed by dS-
tresslagpaIn. While in this situation, friend pas
state. and was familiar with its effects, advised
The use o. a-bott'e Of "Drs. Dresbach, Kuhn 6.
Pryors I'yspeptic Cordial," the use OF which, i'm n
lew days gave great relief, & finally cured her.
OVVSDN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

~ gEPHENSON ArronxrY 49,
- MAN s'vsfsNholng We =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

.OUklNG GLASS, Portal. q Pic uric
IFramc manufacturcr.-The subscriber rcsnoc,
nliy informs the citizens OF Wheeling and yicinI,v
primer business, the Looking Glass, Porrraii .nd
Picture Frame, GilCina, &e. in all lis branches"
manufa in New York, whose workmonsbir
- inferior TO none IN the Union. and is now prensret
TO execute all erders IN that line. He will 60
SANITY Keep on hand an extensive assortmcnt -,
OKl GLASSES ofevery description, in eli,
and Mahogany and Fancy Frames. Picture and
'roJFslS gapes made To order. Old frames rcrl,
and GfldIhS OF evotx description done in tbe -,
style fb26 j w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

v0 LEr-A first rnie situation for n t,,,,
II store, situated on the east side Of Morke
possession Gun be had instanfer. Forfurhorpar
inquire Of M~eGinnjsar WA. Mckay, Marker
Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

OFiCE-Wo have mover borrowcd asv none,
~ 81 james Greer. nor aufhorizcd any nerso, a.
borrow from bin fr ms. Neither has aid Cree, cyc,
had an dealings with Us Of any Mind. This statomcn,
D. made N reference 70 bis Published IN The Timos ~
yesterday and the Gazeuo Of this date.
SWEENEY A. MATTHEW'S
November Is. 1s39-Q6-tT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

"A BUSINESS STAND FOR RENr-Tbc
IN scribcr, about 10 change HI, I,corr 81. nc
rem ms present stand lie has made several :,
DO and costly improvements at his own o.
winch me future renter would have ,hs beneG,nn
M RETTT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

kISOR RENT.-Five large ROOMS iamort,,. 80
T. IN the second and third stories Of & 3 Rr;,i
store For Terms apply 10 L&J REILLY
aug %. i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

NEW GOODS-ErceodiEgiy Ion 6aT CadZTbe
1N subscriber has just received a Eepcrl as.ou.
ment Of Fal and Winter Dry Gods. - an examine.
uon OF which he respectfully invites ms customer and
the public generals.
lie will coll at prices sbieb cann1 al l, d.,
eali and sec - MORROW.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-04

HE M.TcSLess SASArIvE.-By an ariile in our
paper To day, II Will be seen that this medicine ha,
lost none OF rs virtues By crossing the Atlantic
Tor u appears TO be -orking similar cures in Ame.-
tee to those which have asioLishod Europe.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
b. Richmond Wing Of Monday, says:


We have intelligence from two more counties,
Wood and Tyler, both re-electing Wings. The
latest accounts from Frederick state that Gather
CVhig) has been returned This makes the
Wing vote ~ in the House Of Delegates, exclu-
sive Of Nottoway, Louisa and other contested
counties, and gives majority Of ten on joint
ballot. Braxton and Lewis and Lee, which will
probably return Wings, remain to BE- heard from.
The Wing majority then, is ten certain, and
may probably be II or Is, and the scrutiny Of the
various Contested elections, as no Van Buren,
poll has ever been able to stand a scrutiny, may
reach twenty.
But ten majority is enough and more than e.
Tough for all useful purposes. But satisfactory
u decisive as the majority Of Delegates is, the
Jon viewed in reference to the popular vote,
kmore satisfactory and encouraging. The
Numerical Wing vote is far out of proportion to
the number ofmembers elected. We have COM
pared the vote Of this year in about go of the
counties, most ofthem in Eastern Virginia, with
tie vote in the same counties in 1886, and we
End Wing gain of about 1000, and Wing
.aior;ty of upwards of 5000. This at once over
cone the Van Buren, majority of that year, and
3 The Wings havs increased in greater proper
tiou IN other sections, we do not hesitate TO de-
clare the conviction, that the State will vote for
Harrison in the fall by several thousand majority
Il Is for him now, and will be stronger for him
each succeeding day.