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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13
For RENT.

A
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-As
] am about 10 remove my Steam Establishment
t. Wheeling, next Spring have determined 10 sell nv
Farm and Mill. situated Boys Ron. about one hall
mile from the Ohio River. and rhr, and a halrmiles
below Wheeling. The properly will be sold all to-
goiher, or divided into three parts 10 suit purchasers
rs follows, lot No. /. being abDut so Acros, which
lies IN the forks Of Browns aui Bugs' Runs all Good
strong land lying loleraby woll irr Farming having
on II good Log house aud Cooper shop about tyve
acres Of said Lot cleared and under good fence
lot No separated from the former by Brown :
Run containing about 3j or 50 Acres on which are
three comfortable D~ciling Houses and Mill erected
said SILL calculated 60 by wafer, good stlbIng on
the premises. ahout 10 CT acres Of ,ad lot cleared
and surrounded by gno fence acres Of IL in Mead
ow, and young Orchard O. Apple. Peach Plum and
Cherry trecs. THIS Mill commands one of the hest
situations IN Ills section for doing county work
Lot No. J. - situated a'Jpniug the Mil prpprrty
containing abput IS Acres with Coal bank ,ir.prd
therein the Coal of the bsst quality in this C,unf,,
the Strata being thicker Than ~ cummun in the hanks
about Wheeling, there = asO m ncrhaustible ou,pf
" uf Limestone Of superior qnality, and two Lime
Kins on said lot. which have been Sui Iiule u,.5
Also Dwelling House.
Persons DESTROYS II seeing and examining the prc
misses ur wishing further information resscgfir, tb.
Property will please call md see o. the snl.cti,r ,,I
make q a point % be at home on Friday Of ever,
week
Dee. 3l--G J.SINGLETON
~ b. There will alsi be sDld FIVE Lois Of ,,r,,tI
situated n Esst Wheeling being Nos Q. g. 4. en-.
3. IN Fast Wheeling addition. lying eeny,nisut To- f.
llulls Cotton Factory. by The Subscriber Aforesaid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

AIIES, are informed that Todd & Isharn have
II Justreceiyed from this eastern cues splendId
assortment OF hne black, white and hronzod Lid
slppers& buskns of best quality and Ial.st k,yIc.
also KID cali and seal walking shoes nee boo $
x,lNse aud Pans ties, Paris cold SATIN ard eorriso
Morocco callers,
Please give call M era Min e.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13
.E.EH.GGERS' CsTE,s ~
.. $. Gregory * &c.
WHEELING. VI

The attention ofthc customers of
-. ;. Gregory s. Co. is respectful
y solicit d t. the following Brill
ant Schemes for February 1871.
Editors who publish for ID. 5. Gregory
~ Co. are requested to copy the follow.
ing
W wELLSBURG Lottery Cless D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

FINE OLD WINES * BRANDIES
Old Pale Sherry, Superior,
Old Madeira do
Old Pert, do vines
Lishnn & Sweet Malaga.
Old C"gnac. Vintage, 1919
do Pale Chumpngnt do 1921.
Dark Coqnns (Signcuo) h'o'u'e'
Old Peach,
Holland Gin. Irish Wbsksy. &c SC. ia boltles dem.
Johns and draught and ia uan,uies to sutn store
Cor sale by 8 KING
dec 81 46 enrn.r V,icr 4. I-r,,,, -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

4 MC IiON.-Al persons ARE cautioned ngailst re-
~ esiSihs the following described Treasury note
which was absiraetea from IA. all =, I.i,,.,,,,
The 9th Novenbcr last;
rive Hundred Dollars United States Treasury Note
lated Feb % 1888. No 1891 pay ablo 10 order of T.
Andrews i l. Smith. Resa. wm B Randolnh.
nee' Treasurer made payable The order of d Kurz
DeP' agot ct IND Dept. by L r Andrcwsr re issued
Oct. 3. 1919. by ID Kurlz Dept Agent nnd male -,
sp'o 10 Con Samuel hlolroy or order Subacent by ID
Mr. z and 10y Samuel Melroy Srb-agent. made tayn.
hls To S,rerd. Trlssion * Co y Y o, or order. Noy
ION Io@O, Init commencing from that date
inc above described note has not been received
'S SPonsrd' Iilsstcn & Go. and requires their or
- Ss'''o u payable. feb 6-2t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

e,tTEPHENSON d GAItWOOD have been appOin
- ted agents IN Wheeling, Tor tao sale Of Rev l.
Converts BALM or LIFE, - celebrated thrvDShont
the cities hr the Of Diseases Of the Langs
We cordilly recommend thJs medicine 10 our readers
rs benz the best possible remedy 'hcy any whore
obiain or coughs long 'suJiag eoLls, eOnsar2,on
is iacipicaf stage &c &c.
The BALM Or LIE highly recommended by
the li7si htcaei piysietias-Issl Ia tIe most inls
gent families in country AMI every where hailed
by the afflicted. tho greatest " bsssiHgs Read
pamphlets To be had Of ihe agents
C,bg
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

soRzssrID TAI wzEKLr ron THR TINS M
A. T. GOTTA co.
Esehsngs Brokers. I07 Vain Street HAssl:nx Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

DIR. WhIrou--Pioass anaoanes JAS. A. CLARKE
as tho Peoples clnIidlio fr the louss Of Delegates
Of Virginia al the ensuing election aud sblsS
Jan 30ih VERY MANY VOTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

Tickets . dollars shares ia propor,io
' \. MONONGAllA Lottery Class b.
Draws a, A'eXau iria. E"b 81. I64I.
GRAND SCHEAE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

Tickets 10, Halves 3, Quarters so
Mouonralri Lottery. class 1, drawn Jan. 10Th 1871.
20 10 IS Co 81 80 80 10 - 81 10 90 IL
Lowest prize Sc
WHlishurg Lottery, elias. Ono drawn Jan 18Th 1871
- 81 - Is 81 - 30 80 % IL If 40 43 ,
Lowest prize s..
Weisl'nrg Lottery. class , drawn Jan. ooh, 1871.
10 60 As 25 4 65 90 - 20 80 %
Lowest pr,Ze SIS
Wellsburg Lottery, class (. drawn Jan 23I,ISu.
] CO - Is 4 Is 10
All Blanks 81 nett.
Lecs'nrg Lottery. class g. drawn Jan. 9Th. 1871
: - - % IL IS 81 80 81 % 81
Lowest prize S.
LCeshnrg Loticrv Glass A. ii avn Jan. 3nh. 1871
81 80 80 "a Al 20 80 A. Is 81 - -
Lowest prize SO.
Lecsburg Lottery. class 3 drrevn Feb. 3l.ISII
90 50 ~ 81 81 81 o. 81 - 81 60
Lowest prize SIS.
MunongIla Lottery. class 4 drawn Feb 9Th 1871
ii 6S % 20 I6 70 % IL IS Is IL Q ~
Lowest prize $40.
Wcllsburg Lottery extra class | drawn Feb 10 1911
% u % IL 80 81 , II % II II
Lowest prize s..
YIRGINIA--Iv cnAvcEEY-At rules held in the
clerks office OF the circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery foi the County Of Ohio, in the month
OF February 1871
William NJ Cory, Complainant
against
Ebsnczer Zane and Mary VI Same bis WIFE. Henry
Moore and James Johnston Defendants
the defendant Johnston not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act ui
assembly aud the rules of tis court and IL appearing
That lac D not az nhahiiant Of the CommonV cath o
virginia; On motion of complainant by counsel. il is
ordered that The said dei do appear here on the r.
day of The next term Of this court enter his appear
ance give security rs the net aforesaid requires, and
answer the comp'aiuants bill. or oihcrns o defend
This suit and that a copy Of has order be forthwith
inserted ~ soEc newspaper printed iH the City o
wheeling i"r two months successiycy, and posted a
The front door Of the court house Of OHIO county
copy tosc,
NELSON for COmPt. ALIEN + LAIDLEY.
leo IL Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

Ths Banks ia srksd par are rsesiv.d on d.pos
tie at the banks in this city. Those banks max cd
- are not purchased.
OHIO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13
PERIODICAL AGENCY OFFICE,

JAMES SrnPHESs,N's Book SroRr
~ nS-NP ilONS received Cor the follow ilr Nlay
- arnos and News PspOr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13

Tickets 10 dollars. shares in proportion
VA. L. ESBL re-, Oltcry Extra Class &.
DAVIS Feb. -, 1871.
G-TFourteen Drawn numbers in each
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
LOOK AHEAD

What has this administration 10 do-whaf are its
prospecis-whai are the hopes Of The oppositionz-
The wing administration is permanently fixed IN
power at least for four years Il has doubtless de-
cided upon is measures to redeem the country from
It's foreign debt its uusound and contracted co,,.r
cy, the enormous rates Of exchange the dorm,n,
condition Of business, tie embarrassed slate Of the
various departments, undue executive influence and
power, and oil the train Of abye,.s ,I,, l,,, 49,,
generated and fostcrod 10y the recon, o5,,fri.,,u
ten. A firm copr.o II, tho -.
sures as have been Jcrfi.,l o.. 49,
posed and matpre5 he, ,i,. ,,,,.., i''
ceI supporters Of The ,F.,.,...,-....-
adherence 10 the s,gp5 o,o,,,r,gr, 49,
ihe whg party when Iu the rlg,,,, Con o.. -.
ducs the desired result can alone reri,y. r., -,
pie from their Jeyr.ss,J ,..,..l.,..... 80,
meni FROM embarrassment.
That he measures desired ,,. H.. ..r.
long and ,i.,,.,.,..r. -, WHO nave
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

The steam irgatc MISSISSIPPI. INTENDED rs A. ad
duoH TO our navy. was launched from the stocks at
the Navy Yard in Philadelphia on "Wednesday las;
II glded beautifully into the water amid the cheers
of thousands of Patriots who gloried in this grand
accession TO our navy and felt that shat navy which
had mmOrtalized itself m the Mediterranean and
an the war with England. was deserving Of the IA
TONS b,u .ty. We are much gratifed lv see these
additions 10 onr navy, and trus that the next step
towards Improvement will be the increase b. Con
gress of the pay of the officers, which Is not suii-
Gent and the creation ofIhe admiralty with Us nu.
merous grades. Oar navy has suffered long enough
under the democratic humbug OF equality
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

"iN ILhUBRlAND-IigD he became O CLris
.H'.-'N Wy mother having been thrown into dun.
ro1u 90 iIo age Of seventy two. expired ON trurtI
'.h, (which she had been reduced by her m,sf,r.
tunes The thoughts Of my apostaey filled her I,st
moments with anguish. and dying she charged r,v
..-.er wuh fhr duty Of bringing me back 20 the r..
IEi.H 600 which had been reared when the rero,
Ni Wy sister reached me lrOm beyond the seas. she
hr- ri was no longer in eHisioHce, she had died
.''h INC ELECTS oi her imprisonment. These two
voices c1Fd 90 re from the tomb; this death which
served o. 1u interpreter Ca doatb. deeply affected
n". hoclmo q christian. drd not weld ea,
ICES. ~ any great supernatural lights-my rgry,e
0n sHong ifYu The hcodJ I wept anil believed " /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

sheltered her from the attacks Of her millions Of
enemies
What can looofccosm now Offer TO its frcnds1
What can i, bid for dishoucs, talent What in
placements can it hold out for the grasp OF the dem
agosue' Not even as powerful as those It prcscui'i
al the last election, when their defeat was auo,i
overwhelming Virginia was then 'h,Ir-sy
meagTc majority, it Is true: but 10 vas theirs aud
within her borders the audac,ns party Leaders dared
to plant their banner an call upon the spoIlsmen to
rally around IT, They borstcd Of her rs the 'unter.
rilied commonwealth She has proved herself un.
terrified. bot she has terrified her sandercrs smoe
their banker the earth, irampled il IN the dust
and driven the genius of locoiocoism from her hal
lowed soil.
Baillod and defeated there the evil genius is nov
turning TO Pennsylvania and tenacious of life as TN
serpent, claims her for victim, and promises he
as guerdon to the robbers that will enlist with tn
party Pennsy lvania! Will she be with lhcml Wi
the respectable population Of that state herd an
work with the rabbe who have prolcsScd dcsir
10 demosh their affairs open their iiresiLcs 10 Ih
public gaze, take away their property. discrcd
their institutions aud carry them captive to the f.,
Of federal power Will they even consent to =,
elect an executive, who IN every step has trample
on their wishes as expressed through their mm,
date representative It's absurl and croundlc.
are The promises that the keystone shall ever acai
be gwen 10 the spuilers. Fear it not palriots-b
lcvo It not, yo who fight for gain and labor for IA
: sPoils. What then, can locoiocoism promise h,
pariizans' IL the people Of Alabama aad Ilino
were allowed fair expression Of opinion, n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
BALTIMORE, Aiay !.

fhou Il. There Is no activity in Howard sr,oet
flour; and sales are light We qnote The ,toro ,rfc,,
at 49, Tor good common brands--waron mi, g nm.
settled "
CRAIG. Maryland red wheat we continue 10
quote al % 9Od. Sales Of bcsl Pennsylvania red
at 95r. ''N
PBoNisiONS. There is liulc TO report under
We continue 10 quote numina!ly Baltimore mes re-
at l2.oOi No. /. 1850; and prime at & SEQ
Ihefe IS no settled price for either mess or ,;ro
pork. - I'''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

There are Two papers in Pittsburgh that may not
hank US for our advice, but It is given with the
earnest hope that It may DO them some good II Is
the advice the mother gave u her boy, Keen your
mIuih shut AMI NJ one Will know you are a fool 80
Ever since the appointment Of Mr. Riddle Us post.
MASTER ,hey have been splitting their venom on him.
mi for what good pIrPosel lie is appointed The,
may say what they please, yet we, auL lhe world
abrolI where the coarse marked out by the depart.
meat Is known. viii quietly IA tho belief that
Mr.. Riddle was sustained by n q LARGEST number ol
thercsP"ylble and established ciizans Pits burr
and that The appointment is approved by Them VET
these editors, because they, themselves and cliuue
that surrounded them, were in favor Of some other
nln, thought the while city was; and because
they hated Mr. Riddle. Supposed that every one else
did. When editors, b. a high tone orm,rals. great
talents and extensive eruiiDn can direct and con
troll public opinion, let them 10 it, and no one Will
sooner cheer them Oh than we will but when they
Try to do II By intrigue irowning on those who OPP
pose them and quarrclling because their voices are
not listened to, they become contemplate There
are sundry applicants 1r the post office in this pIa ce
among whom Of course, we have our preference,
but whoever receives the appointment lproy ded il
IS made as soon pDssb,e) It will have our CON
Uurrence, because shall be satisfied that the p,,t
master general has decided on i, from calm Judge.
mont Of the wishc, Of the people upon the represent
aiiOns made 10 him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
NEW ORLEANS A. 90

small sales Of Sugar at 4 &C.. Rece;n,s ,,e
our light, causing increased frm,,s, IL;
Time buyers Tor the English market ~ ere in,I;s,.eJ
Eve n' "m'ance-ihe quotation was al 4 d =,
! 30 For Pork FAIR demand e., r. - a
ties. especially prime which wns heIJ GI y, en-,
lot m7ss 'he inquiry was mol 20 brisk and s,io 80,
GENERALLY made ia lots Tor plantation use ,t1I.I5
The sioux OF bulk pork the levec wa, 49,. -,
aud sales were with difficulty effected =, a. ~
hog round; The , stock Of bacon was daily acenmn.
canvnsseI hams al Zoe; commou : ~ 20. -, "'"'!i
a 6; shoulders 81 4 - "Nu'Iis 4"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

REASON.-The editor Of the Sreubenyille
Herald seems to infer that because that place has
Che largest editor, 1t is the hel al Of navigation If
wo are TO believe the editor Of the Louisville Jour
nal when speaking Of him Of the Advertiser we
must doubt whether The largest editors always naUi.
Kail hesI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

DlEp-On SUNDAY last. in the 2Slh wear of her
&C. NARr JANE, c'IS"Ii of Mr.. VIM +. tnulrn.lud
daughter ol liz late JAMES A. NcCRy,ny. or TIN,
ely.
The friends ami acquaintance Of the family or,
requested to attend the funeral this morp,, NJ 10
oclu,k. from Ter late residence ON Cc,,,o -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

The opposition presses now declare hat the times
arc tarder than ever, money anj prices low
CT. That is very true. What did they say last
yeati Why ihey tod the people there was no dis
tross in reality, that the only pressure was caused
by the wings to effect the election. and that prices
would be better and business revive after the cleo
'ion. The election has passed and business has no,
revived, money has not become more plenty. They
said that the use Of the su5rcasury, soon US il
became the law Of the land, woulI improve price,
and business. The sub-treasury has been in opera
tion almost year and we, they say now that prices
nre lower and money more scarce than during Mr.
Van Buren's time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

states rs Russia ant Amcuca, who arc sotuew hat
acquainted with The art OF war, but lavtshcs her
lhunjors upoa Chinese and Egyptians. who are
infant, when opposed 10 the array of Europeon
hail" With all us vast and vuricd means OF :,
destruction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

George Patterson and Jeremiah Deem. confined
n lI7 Ir.i 1f Plrier.hurg. Va 600 "a charge cot uur.
-.f. IHIrn Choir escape 600 "Wednesday NIGHT tHr
@',,. l'es uro thus described o.. tar Is.lr
''''fsIT p. g stone ul-yu Ivy trade about thirty
h'e years %. ago. urHr.y Fz feet hfgb.a dowur1a
GOV p" freshman. not Iar1 ra rhi. erunff,s light
"'., -'' f.'H. ..' Doom be- about twenty five
gr thirty years Of rre Ha,rg. s..r, rr.lrr y,..4g.
hf.h appearance straight erect ru hrs yslf. raised
Iu Wood county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

Nrchcrait which first n,urisheI Cor a lime I'm 81.
lem, pei So severe reverse in that to.vn al last.
That The business has dorlued ever SINCE ir Nla.a.
chnseiisi and people best acquainted with the sub
jet have gwen ID a. their opinion ihat the conrlIn.
wealth would never De visited again by "iaIn5 I1r
sWnis. u was q mistake. They have come again.
ana chosen BpsiOu Tins Time az a more ClIrIlIc H..
Gallon. One MadIm" Ad1lphc aIyoriscs IN one of
The papers Of that favored CIV that she has opened
an ONCE al iHc lafayette Hotel, uh"re she may re
privately consulted .i any hour Df the day touching
me occult mysteries ol the upper and lower worlds.
She says with th" !sJUkncss that bpromcs her tiat
she don't pretend 90 be- a fortune teller or witch
hut She VIII, ncycr'hClc-s, tell the ladies' and gem
Icmen who may favor her with their p4fr,u,,a
HAT sho wall lct them know Co dead certainty a.l
That has irlnsFrca iu the p-st aud inform them with
Just ~ auch nccurucy Of what Is ro come She
will even tell them Wheeler they are married or
not or whether they are hlp3y pr Otherwise If fBry
happen O. be married. THIS will be- aIl important
Ma1ano AdpiTIc says she don't intend tB sflv LONG
m bNioni On 1up'uuoomruaHh,ohJ ought io hurry
lII Che husbands 900 that celebrated ,iiy Ip u,lil,,
applications Ih" editors beng specially invited
io consult NIi1mr privately and grliultJusly. will
0l course Dc early Iu tha fold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

Business suddenly called me Ia rp,l,,J I haJ
neither seen nor heard Of and had almost forgotten
he 'hoS' miserable of oatth's creatures" when
one day, about two years and 4, half aO.1,yr,Js ,s
was going along Pallman. I met HIM lie came
up 70 me anu shaAihg me violently by both hands.
see you again. This is the happcst moment | have
enjoyed for many day You remember that I'M
happy attachment of minel | the most miser-
able man alive then | am n million times more
miserable nOur."
For shame. Mr.. O'SulliVan." said l, abe a man
and forget her"
lis 1t forget her, you saw And how the devil
will forget her, when we've been married these
two year., and the devil a sXpcnco has she got any
more than myself"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
INDIANA ELECrIoNs.-we me- thc 80

INDIANA ELECrIONS.-Wc have the sa,i,fac.
lion OF stating. that notwithstanding some dsadyan.
iages, our sister Indiana has PIT all things right
In the Lawrencehursh District, James IT, Craven
lWhgi is elected by near 1000 majpri,y.
In The Madison District, WmrE (Whig) is elected
by 300 majority.
In the indianapolis District. DAVID WALLACE has
handsome majority.
In three other Districts, we arc inf,rmcd the
Wings have succeeded. Tn- great Whir District. is.
we are told the Only one in doubt, in consequence
Of running three Wings against one Loco Foco. We
hope, however, even this viii be found safe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

DEuNE AND SoEER.-WC saw hog lying in tho
gutter the other DAY, and il the opposite one was "A
weltdrcsscd Esaa(N The first had n ring IN his
nose-ihe latter riHg CA his finger The man was
urunk-ihe hog was sohc' "A hog Is known by tho
company nc kccps" thought we-so tIroyrhl Mr.
Hnd "t he went Speaking Of going n puts US 10
inind OF gun We once owned IL cent ~ ono
night, and we have NJ seen it since.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

Salt boat, beIo Iging TO a Mr. WiuchsH. was
recently lost IN the Musknsu.n, by being prccipitu-
Ted dam. There were 500 bushels Of sa'l
in il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

Mr. Blair Of the Globe is 50 much in favor Of a
war that we expect every day to hear orhis enlist
ing in the army. We should like to see him take
leave Of his babies on the occasion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

RlGHr.-A man whipped his horse b-utally in
the streets OF Philadelphia, few days since, and
was tucked up by the mayor to the tune Of $500.
and made TO give bail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
WHEELING.
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY m.4Sn.
LYCEUM MEETING Our citizens. ms WILDE

LYCEUM MEETING Our citizens. rs will be
zen by an advertisement ia another column. are
Ntrd to attend the Presbyterian church this even
nc, Cruc.Iay) to hear an ulocy 10 be delivered DC.
&C tho Wheeling Lyceum upon the life aud pub
&c services OF the late President. by GEORGE n.
AFTER, ESQ. We hive no doabi bat the merits
fIhe subject and the speaker will BE- sufficient in
ducemcnt for all To attend