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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-25

SHAKESPEARE.
We would enquire ofthose who consider Shake
rpeare as high authority in matters of taste, and
who often quote the above motto, whether they
take the assertion as matter of fact, receive it
as "poetic license" We certainly see those who
are capable of giving and receiving high degree
of enjoyment "from concord of sweet sounds;
who nevertheless exhibit as much discordancy of
soul as their neighbors, whose susceptbilties to
music are more obtuse. Ifthis is the case, then
the negative is g ven to the opposite assertion
But of the mysterious connection between the
soul, and the external senses, we confess our
selves profoundly ignorant. 1t may all appear
like Il B C to the masculine mind--but can
look at things only in their results or effects
Though we cannot claim for music the power of
changing the native disposition, yet its influence
in sofening its asperlties and rousng its energies,
has been felt and acknowledged by all nations,
savage and civilized. In Germany, and perhaps
other Countries, it is receiving that attention as
u science which its importance demands; and is
made part of family and general educaton.-
1t is said of Mozart, their celebrated musician,
that IN his fifth year he composed a concerto for
the harpschord of very difficult performance
He had the greatest aversion to shrill or warlike
music, and on first hearing the sound of the
trumpet fell senseless on the ground. The IDEAS
of war and carnage which it suggested, found no
response in his refined and benevolent mind. We
have venturcd to draw this conclusion, from the
we'll known laws Of association Music adapted
TO call up train of pieusurable associations in
the gay and thoughtless, would have an opposite
effect upon the solemn and reflective mind-not
from want of harmony Of sound, but unison oil
feeling. We are told ''that the natural music Of
every country is as distinct their language.
The Scottish Highlander and the inhabtant of
Alpine regions have music corresponding to the
romantic and sublime scenery around them. The
French and Italian melody is of a different char
acter But in perspective
some song employs all nations ard all cry,
Worthy the Lamb for he was slain for as"
In this universal Anthem, the note of praise may
first sound from that land where the news of re-
demption was first published 1t will be reitera-
ted by the nations of Europe, and vibrating over
the Mediterranean Sea, reach the ear of the
Sable african, who will not be slow, to swell the
chorus in the Jubilee, which celebrates the
worlds deverance from the bondage of sin and
satan. The melodious thunder resounding over
the Atlantic Ocean to the Western Word-In-
Vulnerable voices from the American Continent
will shout HaIleluiah-and s'Earth roll the rap
furious Hosanna round f.
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Terms.-Two dollars per annum, payable half in adj
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the end of the year. % liberal discount ior me year
advance ~ ANY person procuring responsible subscri
bers shall receive copy gratis and for advance pay ten per
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No attention apH be gueu to notices for dscoanung unless
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MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.

lie that has no music in his soul
And is not mov'd with concord Of sweet sounds
Is lit for treasons, stratagems and spoils-
SuAKrsprA
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Published every Thursday morning.

FFICE-No. G, GRANITE BLOCK, mp sairs) YEARLY or
PosIrE PosT-oFFfcE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

Lcesbnfg Lottery. class ,. drawn January a.. 1871.
GS 35 50 rs Sc 81 g. 10 AZ - 60 81
Lowest prize IS.
LeesSurg Lottery. class }. drawn Jan. 6 \. Is4l.
% IL Sc 81 a ~ CO IL Al 2 50 - Is 81
Lowest prize SIS.
Wells5nrg Lottery. class a. drawn Jan. 9th. 1871.
so 60 81 / 50 10 - - 81 70 IS 81 ~
Lowest prize $40.
Welishnrg Lottery, class RI. drawn Dec. 10. 1910.
% 60 q 75 76 81 ~ 81 Is % % SO
Lowest prize $i0.
MOnOngalia Lottery. class r. drawn Dec. 9Ist. 1910
81 81 ] 70 . 10 90 ~ 65 - II So
Lowest prize So.
Monongalia Lottery. class Gig. drawn Dec %. 1870.
IA . 81 8 81 6 81 81 5 20 Is St SO
Lowest prize S..
Monongalia Lottery. class II, drawn Dec. &c. 1910.
81 PC 81 IL 81 81 . 10 80 - ~ IS
lowest prize $40.
Mon"ngalia Lottery. class II. drawn Dec. 2Sih. 1910.
10 4 81 40 II 81 40 80 az 81 81 Ii
Lowest prize SIS.
Monongalin Lottery, class Xxx. dnwn Dec. 30, 1910.
% - 1 3 l. c. IS 8 10 Is SO
Lowest prize SIS.
eesbnrg Lottery, class One, drawn Jan. 81. 1871.
. l2 81 8 2 Is . - 90 IS Ii 30 81 as
Lowest prize SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
CITY ELECTION.

Mr.. Wharton will please announce Ethan Day 81
a suitable person for The office Of Mayor.
Wheeling. Jan. -, 1871.
Mr.. WHARTON You will please insert the names
OFFS Brady. JIn Graham. Alfred C1liD,H and Jas.
Morrison as gentlemen we'll qualified to represent the
Sd Ward in the City Council. MANY VOTERS.
WHOLE HOG WIG TICKET.
Elijah LETTERS. Edward Corn, Pulaski Scat,erday Il
John /. IIoge, will be supported for The City Council
fror ihe 4tl. Ward. by MANY VOTERS
Ma. wHARrox;-We would recommend the follow
ing names as su:ialLc candidates TO represent us in
| Council from the 4sh Ward Henry Iiel n, John J
\ fIcge. john Robinson and David Richards.
For ~Mlyor-Georse Duly.
Nn. WnAaroS.-Please present TIE names of
THOMAS HUsHss. DsS.gL DCsnaR and JoHN MichuRE
20 he yuiers of the First Ward, as best sailed 10 re
oresoni them in to City Council the coming year.
For Mayor-Col. GEoRGE DuLTY.
2nA WARD-Mr. Wharton WIN. T. sslby and
VIM. S. wirAham will ss %suPpeE!get tor Cay Council
fsom Second Ward, by MANY VOTERS.
5TH wARo-Nr Wharton WIN Ganghey and
J. If. Roberts, AID II. Echols will he supported for the
MANY VOTERS.
Mn. wuAsrov Please announce The names of
DANIEL DUNBAR, THOMAS HUGHES & ISAAC
COLTS, as candidates 10 represent The LIST Ward Ia
the ciiy,ov scl for tho ensuing yoari
FIRST wARD=Mr. Wharson.- Please present
the names OF Jao. Gostorn, WIN. 2. Wilson, and Thos.
Hughes To the voters OF tive first Ward "as best sHiied'
and alpays able 10 represent Them IN council.
MANY.
Mr.. Wharton-Please announce the names OF Al
ben ID. Butts, WIN. II. IIouser. w. c.. Sc"ti. x Jlshua
Hunter as candidates 10 rePteseni the 4h ward IN As
city council 4ih "ahD'
MIR. Wharton,-Robert Fisher and WIN, ). Wick
nam will lie supported for members to The CITY Coun
ell as suitable persons TO represent the citizens ct the
81 war. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. Wharion:-Please announce the names OF ).
Fl. RoBERTs. WM. NIX. LAMRDIS and HANSON w.
CnArLIsE, as cuididaies for Councilman from the
5Ih Ward.
Mr.. Wharon.-Piease answer the following ticket
for c,uncilmeu Cor tho 5th Ward. WIN McoAUGH-
by. Z. :. LAMBDIN, JAMES DANE and oblige
SOME VOTERS.
Please insert the names Of S. BRADY. J.. MORRI'
BON. JOHN GRAHAM, and JOHN NJ. CLARhE.
b. suitable persons to represent the lhnd ward IN
council Many eiti=ens OF The 5d"a'a'
J. f.. Wharton. Esl-Please withdraw from you
<columns my namo as a candidate for The city council
from The 5th ward. As I cannot run for thai Office.
Respectfully yours &C,
WIN. Nick. LAMBDIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

PATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES.
NUE3ERrSON &GREERS. are now manufactur-
" Ing At heir establishment ON Main & Union streets
a new md beautiful article of CRATES irnm Russia Iron
according Ia n style generally adopted IL all the
large cities, both east and west ofIhe mountains
Persons who are building g. wish te adOtn their o.
parinicnis with Handsome fire places are respectfully
requested Ia call aud examine some VIC are now ma.
king TO order fora gentleman Of this city.
dec 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
J. Il. WHARTON. Edtor aad P-o,,,o,

-TERns-The Tri-!Neekly ral-r Is published IN
rlesdtys. Thursdays and Saturdays, ut SIS per ar>.m
u advance. or SO at the end OF the year. 80 for 81,
months No subscriber Received for n less term than
SIX months.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times. is
published on "Wednesday a, - 5OAasnnum in ad.
vance. or 50 II not paid within Il nth iran the
beginning ofthe year. No new SUI ~ will bc 70.
ceivei. except such Us pay in advance For 6 months
81 % Is invarahly charged. No subscriber received
aor a less term than SIX months. and no paper disoan.
finued. except at the discretion ofthc publisher. until
I'll arrearagcs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

oOKING GLASS. Portrait q Picture Franc
NJ manufactures The sutscuber respectfully an.
iofms The citizens of Wheeling aud vicinay. that he
has eoinirervc1, IN connection with his former bs-i-
noes. the IoDkiiy Glass, Portrait and Picture Frame
Gliding. NC. in apiiA btancfes-lic has engaged MIR.
jus. Robinson. frum the frs, manufactures ia New
York. whose workmanship is inferior To none in the
Union. an is now prepared % ssccute Of! ordefsi in that
line. H. Will constantly keep on Hand an extensive
assortment OF LOOKING GLnSSES Of every descrip.
ton. in Gilt and Mahogany and fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait frames made 90 order Old frames rcgii
and Gliding ofever description done in Tie hCsistyi,
july IL. w BRANSTRUP.
Agent for X BARLOW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
DR.. WM. EV
SOOTHING syrup for CHILDRE.


HEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
Z nletlisrs knew the blessings this Syrup would az
= ford their Infants during tic period of dentition 10y
rubbing their gums with II, mo- tender mother would
neglect the use oft.
DR. VIM EvANSCELEBRATED CAMOMILEA SD
APERIENT PILLS for Weak stnnach. Fain ii the
side, Bilious affections. &c. tho Pills Sil perform
cures when Physicians have deYGiTsi relieving the
Patient.
Physicians are respectfully urged to use these Pills
in cases of Dyspepsia. Hyr5condria SC, when the bad
quality of Drugs will not effect q cure DR.. EVANS
basis the efii-ictcy and powerful virtue of his pills on
the 8 Iretior quality Of the Ingredients Of which they
are compounded.
DIR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS.
These Pills are recommended to ihe Ladies for sup
prsssinn Of customary periodicals also other weakness
Of Females to which they nre subject.
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.
\ celebrated antihihous Family Medicine.
The above medicines are sold only or The following
regular agents buy only Of the Regular agents as some
men cell counterfeits
Regular Agents. w. II. King. Grocer. Wheeling
james Burnley Co. Moundsvillei Va. A. ID. Clarke.
Fish Creek. Va. Robt S. H~olItsay. Smyrna. o. Mr.
TumbulI Book seller. Steubenyille. Isaac Harris, No
100 Liberty At; Pittsburgh.
CAUT1ON.-DT WIN. Evans will not 30 resp5nsi.
BILE Ter the gcruineness ef the Camomilo Pills unless
they ara Sought Of DR.. Evans advertised agents
There is one agent in every county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

Connected with the above, II one of the most ex
.tensive READING loom ia the Caitcd States
Terms to subscribers. IS a year. Strange:s are free
70 visi, il for the space ofoae month those who con.
inue to visit it for a longer term, will lie put down as
'subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

VIRGINIA.; At rules held IN the Clerks ofhce o
thc. CIRCUIT Superior Court of Law and Chance.
~ Tor the county sf Ohio ia the month ofJanu.
AIRY lSil.
Thomas M'Cord, Complainant,
We.
Adam Hcuslan.et and
John Houslander liz CHAScrRY,
Defendants.
Inc Defendants not having entered their ,p.
pearance and given security according 10 the act OF
assembly and the rules OF this Court. and it appear
ing oy satisfactory proof that they are not inhabi
tants OF this motior of COM
ylalnant by counsel. II is ordered that the said de-
iehoants do appear here on the FIRST day Of the next
spring torn Of this Court, and cnsw or u complain
ant blll, or otherwise defend this s.it, aud that q
copy OF this order Be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city OF Wheeling for twa
months successfully, aud posted At the front door vi
the Court heuse Of Ohio county.
A copy testc.
NEtsoS. for COmp't. ALEX. T. LAIDLEY.
JAM -sw Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
& a0serttsrr.

PUBLISHED TIu-W ELNLY AND WrIkly
AT rns cosSER or UNION AND wArER ST..
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
SAVE COSTS.

SAVE
VIE subscriber would inform all those who are
Il indebted to him or to the late firm of Nj. & J..
Reilly either ON note or bcok account, that unless
they tome iDrwnrd and settle their respective accounts
previous TO the lst of January. they will DC placed
in the hands Of proper officers for collections without
respect To persons. NJ REILLY.
dec %. iS4O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

OHIO SILK GOODS-Just Received snd for sale
~ Black Silk Veivsts.
Bisck Silk Hiks.
Case SILK Plush Hats.
Manufactured by John Gill. of blouni Pleasant. o.
hio and arc warranted equal 10 the European Goods Of
The same description. Persons wishing 10 purchase 70
good article ADD encourage American En'opnze a
Industry ore requested 70 ssll snd eYsmine he goods
l4u lila s DoNIHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
ERS' DEF CE
.. S. Gregory & Co.
WHEELING. VA.

The attention ofthe customers Of
ID. ,. Gregory 81 Co. is respectful
Iy solicitcd to the following Brill
ant Schemes for Jannafy 1911.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

For sale at the Compiling Foo u of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
City Summons, County Summons.
g" Executions, Executions.
I" Bonds. Bonds.
Summons FOR Assault, " Recoynizaneeso Of
bail.
County IN FOR Assault. Deeds. Leases. Warrants.
Screants' Bonds, Declarations q formsl Bills of La
ding. Pedlars Notes, Notes Of VI. g. NJ. Bank, Notes
Of w. Bank. Checks on all the banks, bound and
plain. &c. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
OPPOSITION
NEW ARRANGEMENT FASE RepyyED;
NO "a

ME Proprietors Of the above line OF
stages iaform the travelling c6msluni;i an
Scnffal. that arrangements have been made author
sng them To receipt passengers through 10 PhAa'
ueipnia, via Baltimore at a less fare than das ever
oeen offered To the public between the Ohio River
and the East Its alsp the safest. most pleasant
snd expeditions route. They have also an use the
superior Patent Bow Spring I caches, which is
polut ,fcomfort * safety exceeds all others IN use.
Inelr horses are of the best Jersey hood not eS
eelled by any in the u. States. They are running
on the road from Wheeling TO Frederick, where
'hey conaect with the Railroad Cars for Balr-
York.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling every morning.
az o.clock-reache Freuerick second morning
ana takes the morning line Of cars, arriving 81
b1Itirnore IN time 10 take the nne of cars for Phil
adelphla or New \ ork.
GOOD INTENT LINE leav YES Wheeling every
siiernoon-iea hes Frederick second evening and
'ases the mail line Of cars, Immediately for Balu-
,Sote. where they arrive in time To take the nom.
lng line oi cars for Phil adelphic and New York.
lhe above INES. for speed and safety. are beliey-
ca not to 0e surpassed by say stage lines IN the L..
E-TRecinS. positively prohibited.
raohie- first door above the United Sta res ho-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

~ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-AE
nm about TO remove my Steam Establishment
Ia Wheeling, next Spring have determined 10 sell my
Farm and Mill, situated on Boys Run, about one hall
mile from the Ohio River. aud three and a half miles
below Wheeling The property will be sold all TO.
gether. or divided into three parts. 10 suit pnrchaserS.
as follows. Lot No. 1. being about so Acres, which
lies IN the forks OF Browns and Boys Runs. oil good
strong land lying t~oierably well for Farming. having
on il n good Log house and Cc5per shop. about twelve
acres Of said Lot cleared and under good fence.
Lot No. ? separated from the furmer by Browns
Run containing about 35 or 40 Acres. on which are
three comfortable Dwelling Houses and a Mil erected,
said Mill calculated TO run by water. good s,abling on
the premises. about 10 or Is acres Of soid lot cleared
and surrounded by a good fence. 6 acres OF 10 IN Mead.
oy. and a young Orchard Of Apple. Pedch. Plum and
Cherry trees. This Mill commands one Of tho best
situations in Ibis section for dong country work.
Lot No. 3. is situated adjoining to ihe Mill property
containing about 80 Acres with a Coal bank opened
thereon. the Coal Of the best quality in this Counn- d.
Tie Strata being thicker than Is common in the banks
about Wheeling. there "a sl-o an inoXhaustihlo quanii.
~ Of Limestone Of a superior qnality. and two Lime
Kiins on said Lot. which have been But lrtle used.
Also a Dwelling House.
Persons DESTROYS Of seeing and examining the pre-.
misses or wishing further information respecting the
Property. will please call and see it. the subscriber will
make It a point to be at home on Friday Uf every
week.
Dec. 31--d J.stNGLEToN.
". II. There win also bs sld Eve Lots Of ground
situs,ed IN East wheehng Being Nos. /, 2. 2. 4. and
5, IN Est Wheeling addition. lying convenient 10 u.
Huirs Cotton Facioy. by the Subscriber aforesaid.
nUBLIC SALE There Will be offered at pub.
lie sale on the premises. February 4. 1871. the
Whole of one halle ETA Steam Grtst A. Saw Mill. stu.
aieJ in Nottingham township washieitm county. r.
Sitbrn halfa mile 81 Tho Washington a WiIanspou
I Turnpike Rood ard about % miles from riusburrp
the Mil r neatly noS and IN complete ofdsf. runs
Two pair of Bnus and ono Chopper sHd ran command
moro work thsn IL canGo. When thcrs IL a demand
otter he mountains can cell -four N the xazoners At
Inc Mill. The sa& mill ehioh i quite new will saw
$500 per day. Inc hall has been rented this year Tor
$50 dollars There isa frame dwelling houso snd
Stable with three sores of land and plenty Of soaI
within a few rrds Of the Mil. Credit will 10 giver
tor the mdst part Of he purchase morley. st partieular
enquife Of PETER WHITLEY, OF
JOHN BURT
Near Dunsing's Tavern on the Washington A
W%illtamspou Tumrikc Road. Jan i2--3t
SPERM OH. $50 gallons winter strained ,psrf
oil, received and for sale BY SOLOMON KING.
jan y IS. Water stree
GFERM CANDLES SO boxes Not, Bedford ca
- dies. Cookies brand.
Received on consignment and fr sale by
RtCKETSON a. ALIEN
CcTnef ofLibsfiy and 81 Clsir ss.
Jsn T. ~ Tiisbufsh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

5 casks loaf sugar.
80 bbls. y. o. sugar.
10 bbls. Piusburg crackers.
y casks 4h proof brandy.
sweet malaga wine.
. baskets champaighe wine. Low pre-
cask Holland gin,
for sale by oct 81. IGs 90, anu
NCPARfNERSHlP-The Amsterdam, H.. a..
gay iormed a ou1atiaership for Tho purpo.. 80
$50" eIns q wholesale Grocery. Produce and cmp.
~s''oh business N ihis city, under the firm ~ = ar,
NJ ~ ~ Having reuied the house l4thi, 49,,
~ ny : NJ Wheat corner II Johnsions row Sso, ~.
MARKET House they are no.t rereivins . f,ll sgss "5
DnCe''es which ucy o''er Tor sale n the l5!vest en-
'r''''' 0'h''y T,oduce iaken in eSchanso.
JAMES MrkEE,
"' - JAMES NJ. MKEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

Pioneer Line Of entire New Coaches Will com
menoe Running on the LIST November leaving daily
ats O'Clock \. ". via. National Road 10 Hagprs-
town. thence by Roll Road via. Chambefshurs anc
Hnrrsburgh 10 philadelphia, performing the pas.
fgc N ? - days from Wheeling To Philadelphia, AND
IN lCssthau three days 10 New York, betty the mosi
peasant aud expeditions route from the Oh % River
The travelling public m ~ rest assured there will b,
nothing left undone on the part II tho Proprietor,
90 give general satisfaction, racing str.ctly prohibI
ted on .aid lac. Oticc 2nd door Below the tnlteo
States Hotel, Water street, Wheeling
SfT.AS MOORE, q co. pr0pristois.
GOOD INTENT LINE, cailv Tor Pittsburgh
leSves al 5 o'clock, An. via National road & Wash
ldgtpn.
Office of the above Line second door fr , IN,
United Safes Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

AhlES, are informed that Todd & Isham have
IL Just received from the eastern cities a splendid
assortment OF hne black, white and bronzed kie
slppers& buskInS OF best quality and latest style.
also, Kid cali and seal wslkins shoes. Lace boots
village and Pans ties. Paris cciu ssun ard corriso
Morocco CATERS,
Please giSBu Us a call, No. an2, Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
coRaEorEp Tht-wErKLy ron THE TIMES BY
A. P. GcFF& co.
Erchnnge Brokers. l01 Meia Sttret lKheeIing Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

OILS.
= AAO GALL. Winter Sperm oil
bHUVO $500 gals Fall SPIN 4"
$3.50 &" winter whale"
200 " Fall "
JHsi received on cohtgument and Tor sale BY
RfCKETSON A. ALLEN
jan i9-3t eornsf Of Liberty g. 81 Clair ns
Pittsburgh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

w ANTED. 40 shares Of Bank Stock in either
wv Of The City Banks. Apply 10
dec 81 y n GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
TERMS OF ApveRrisiSe..

oT Advertisements handed in without specific order
will he published till forbid and charged 81 for three
insertions and IS cents Tor every subsequent insertion
80 also with all advertisements ordered tall forbid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

The proceedings of the city council. city ordinances
and orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the Office Of publication OF the
Wheeling Times ard Advertiser. is a JOE 8 BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE. where may he had ON ayora.
lie terms. Blanks TO order. Cards, Handbills. Show
bills. &c done in the neatesi style and on short notice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

FINE l. WINES & BRANpIES.
Old Pale Sherry, Superior.
Old Madeira do
Old Port, do
Iissoa & swce, Malaga.
Old C"gniac. Vintage, 1919.
do Pale Champagne do 1927. p...,
Dark Coquine tSignettel
Old Peach,
Holland Gin. irish Whskey. &c &c. IN bottles. dem
Johns and ON draught and in quantities to SUIT. in store
:or sale by =. KING.
dec "a &C. corner y.ier s. Union Sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

Editors who publish for ID. s. Gregory
IL Co., are requested to copy the follow
ing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16
OHIO.

The banks marked par are received on d,pos
tie at the banks in this city. Those banks marke,
- are not purchased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

Military and literary notices are n o tin
sbnve; bat sillbe charged 50 c~sntsfpr 3inseruons.
rlsss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

pREPARFD CONCENTRATED COFFEE
Il An excellent article for family use Just receiy
ed andIo sale by vs.. IA. HOUSTON.
Water Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

SPERM OIL. $50 gallons winter strained sperm
janl IS. Water sireei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-16

sAnn kegs Mol White lead in OIL (Pits. orands)
AOO so boxes starch.
tor sale lew by (nov 2l) CRANGLE EBAILEYS.