davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-20

The New York papers announce the death Of tho
venerable Herman lie Roy, which took place in
that city on "Wednesday evening last. Ho was 81
yssrs OF age. 1t will be recoileoed that he was
father in Jaw OF The Hon. Daniel Webster.
The numbor of deaths last yoar in Philadelphia
was 1910. Among the diseases wero III by con
sumption, lis old age. 50 drowned, 30 intomper~
apco, IA suicide, and murdered During tho, year
there we're 1928 births, Of which thoro were over
Two hundred more males than females.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-20

D@The physicians attending UPON The President
during his illness are severely censured by some
of the papers for the manner in which they treated
his case-more particularly for not bleeding freely
in the early stages of The disease, instead of "topi
cal depletion and blis'ering, &c 1t is maintained
that the circumstance of his early prostrn,lon only
proved the intensity Of the disease and the greater
necessity for profuse bleeding. However this may
be, it i, late to benefit the Dead and diversity
Of opinion will probably exist with medical men
in reference to the case long they disagree
widely as they do now in their mode OF treating
diseases.
GEN. HARRisoN's FAMILY. The connections of
Gen. Harrison present in tho Executive Mansion
at the time OF the deceqsc of their beloved relative
were the following:
Mrs. William Harrison, ,(son's widow,)
Mrs. Taylor Of Riehmond, (piece.)
Mr.. ID. .. Copeland, (nephew.)
Henry Harrison, OF Va. (grand-nephewO
Findny Harrison, of Ohio, grand sony
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-20

WET FEEr.-How often do we people tram
ping about in tho mud, with leather soaked
through, and how often do such people when
they return homo, 81, down by tho Preside and
permit their feet to dry without changing either
stockings or shoes. Can wo then wonder ut the
coughing and barking and rheumatism and iunnm-
nation, which enable the doctors to ride in their
carriages. Wo entreat our readers, no matter how
healthy, to guard against wet fee,-.Medieal Ado.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-20
From the National Inteii,gsneer.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

by the extraordinary despatch used in sending
the Official Intelligence to the VIcE President, at
Williamsburg, and similar despatch by him in re-
pairing TO the seat of Government, JoHN TYLER,
now President of the United States, arrived in this
city yesterday morning, Mt o'clock and took lods:.
ings at Browns Hotel.
AT I2 o'clock, all tho Heads Of Departments,
except the Secretary of the Navy (who has not yet
returned to the city from his visi, to his famy0
waited upon him to pay their official and personal
respects They were received with all the polite
ness and kindness which characterize The new
President lie sgni6ed his deep feelings OF tho
public calamity sustained by the death Of Presaen'
Harrison and expressed his profound senslb''''y 10
tho heavy responsibilities so suddenly deVo'VeG
upon himself.
He spoke Of the present state of things with grea
concern and seriousness, and made known his WISH,
es ,ha, the several Heads of Departments would
continue to fiji the places which they now respGc,
lively occupy and his confidence that they woao
afford all the aid in their power 10 enable him
carry on the administration of tho Government sue
cessfully.
Tho President then took and subscribed tho io'
lowing oath Of office:
do solemniy swear that will faithfully execu''
the office of President Of the United States anu
WILL to the best ofmy ability, preserve, and de'en"
The Constitution ofthe u. States
JOHN TYLER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-20
THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES.

At sunrise, the sound Of cannon from the several
military stations in the vicinity of the city herald
ed the melancholy occasion which was to assem-
bile the citizens of the District and its neshborhood
and minute guns wero fired during the morning.
In entire consonancc .wi,h those mournful sounds
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-20

1t is not little remarkable, that not only W."
Harrison and Tyler natives of the same co""',
but the fathers OF each were in turn Goverho''
the State of,yirgnia.
MR Southland, President pro TEN. oil 'he
Senate, was taken i'll after he started from n''
idence for Washington. Ho le!t his home 18th '..,h
dialely upon the reception of the news oil '"'
of the! President, but was compelled 10 "
Trenton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

} lShS viii be taken bv the FIRE & MARINE
d INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az Zee iored rg,eson--
Buildings Of all kinds. stone, brick or ,ooo4en and
their contents.
Steamboats,, factories; mills, &c.
Furniture.
And mercnandize Of an kinds
Aud against all dangers Attending the tran.noyf.
aiion Of goods on Fivors. lakes. seas. canals aud
railroads
For The character ofiho company az 10 promp,,.
fnde and hbcrahty IN me adjustment and paymenf
Of to'sss.-we beg leave 10 refer 60 tho merchants
Of This place and elsewhere who have had the adj
Jusiment Of claims upon No.
JOHN FAWCETT. Pre,ig-Bt
DANIEL LAMB. Secretary. january I6 1871
BoAED oF DREcroRs.---John Fawcet Pre,,yeot
ady. John Coshprn. Charles ID Knox. Richard
w. Harding. Samuel Noel. William Paxton. J,cob
s Shuver. Samuel Sprrg. Directors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

MUSIC d VARIETY S'TOl-.-------- 60
TuNUL, 81. - - -. -. Union ST
crol ,s.,ri,,,,, 80 ,t,s.,,I H., on hand gen.
Bands can hc supplied at eastern '"e"'S' N'ie'c
transportation from the se1boarl. ais P,.'SH uU'ii's
rL.,s ,,,l ,,,-,,,I - -. -. .4o-t celebrated
Music aud Instruction. Books Tor al ''''''''' ,,o
i,r. ,.,.,,l,,. RI. ~. ~. 1strumeuis, 10
C'auu1Ci reeds. Blank Music Papc' '''',' Jugs
,..-;,,,. ,,c -, ,o,,. .;.,,,, . &c sc also a
-,j s:..,,,,3c- E,,,,.,,s p,,,I.l n. part OF Vest
White and assorted spool and skcus 90 10Y 9''T .
eli, sewing Sill. Nncllcs Of al. 4 thread, patent
Horn combs Of various patterns. Tine an Hls'I ana
DO with variety of o:her articles too nut N'". :
mention and which Will be- sold at far 49, sr
subscriber wsuld respectfully invite the Czeus and
country Merchants TO call and o1umiue his stock
mar 2-ly, J. MELLOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
RrNIOVAr

7HE Office No 81 81 Clair sireer Pittsburgh p,
d hos been discontinued, aud The medicines for
m"r'y sold ~ thar Office. VIZ.
Or Harlich's Pills. DR. Lcroys Female Pills. DR.
PARIS Soothing Syrup. for teeihinr. DR. Cons En-.
1r''aiion. nnd Or Swnyne's Compound Syrup. or
Irnnus Nirgnana. have hrcn removed. and are
'." Tor sale ~ orge or small quantities suit pur
ciia'ers bv. ClRrlSS q Co General Agents
heir Office in 81 Clair street. directly onBo,ire
ne Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh PA.
eH' Agents Phy'icians Druggists. nnd orher.
promptly supplied by forwarding their or,lers ss
above. These medicines are also for sale by
ap ] JOHN FISHER Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE CoNpA,

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAFtrAL S5OO.OOO
Mis- company being now duly Organized ia
4 prepared TO make Insurance ON every de-.
scrpiisn OF Fire md Marine Risks such a. Dwell
ling Houses. Store Houses. &c. with thcirrontepts
Also, Steam Boats. Flat Boats and Keel Boats with
Their carg"es. TO and from any port on tho Ohio and
mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams An.
plcnuon for Insurance 20 DO made for the present
az the Office Of the Wheeling Saving. Institution
mar =. n. GREER. Secv. %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

FROM WHEELLNG TO WOOSTER. ONO


FROM WHEELING TO WOOSTER. ONO.
B. way of Monni Peasant,
Harrisville. Georgetown. Ca
49, <-s-st3IS-<F dix. SioctOwn Frunklin. Eust.
EFfLtsy go, port. New Philadel phia. Canal
Doyer. Stravsburc. Milton. Mount Eaton. Edenbune
Wooster aud MHnsfeld. Connecting wih the Mail
Lines. To Bucyrus, Ashland. Norw0lk. Sandusky
Civ. and cleveland. Leaves Wheeling. everv
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. al - o'clock NJ,
and Wooster on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
Passengers by this line. will arrive N either end
in time 10 connect with the mail Lines ming cast
and west.
! The Pr.. bers leave 10 tender 10 the public HE
grateful acknow edgcmCnis for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed hrs Line--and takes this oc-
cas,on 10 assure them, that expense or attention
shall he wanting his part to render perfect and
full satisfaction oil who may travel in bis line.
md having lately renewed his teams and placed
new coaches on the road, he laiiers himself that
he will merit. and hopes 10 receive liberal share
of public patronage, For seats spply al the Bar
q the L. ) Hotel.
b J. 4. MYERS, Proprietor.
A. w. FLEMING, Agent
> mar l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
WHEELING BOTTLING CELLAR.

'FIII'I'LI-FT Do IING IELIAK.
II NEORGE HARTLEY. respectfully informs
~ The public That be has opened biz cellar. for
h''ilmg Hugh Clark g. Coz Superior Pale Ale and
Brown Stout. exclusively NJ bis old stand on Water
street. lew doorsnorh 81 the United Siaias Hotel
h1veing recently ordered large additional surpIy
OF best bfsi"i bottles. he Will be nble Ia furnish
persons desirous Of having rch sparkling ale equa
Q" any thing 10 De had ln the Aialt line any where
poo any quauiIy from duzen 90 r. rrIce and erspect
folly snii"lis the public patronage.
- % hns become common practice here ne well
rs elsewhere 10 endeavor Co palm urou the public
"''hy-irothy inferior nle NJ Hugh Clark A. Cos he
Pos ncen compelled 10 label bis houIcs-in order 10
prevent such imposiilon-fherefors un'oss The bot
CO. has iiush Clark a. Co.'S name up1n it-ffi IL 1ot.
10 DE considered the genuine article ap 2O-Im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
a CARD-BOARDING.
M RS ANN ARMSTRONG.
w Would re-

4 fFnNlN feHIenN
'i'.' announce fh1t slc has taken inc house fc.
.''.t occupied BY Nu Marks. a few doors hoio,,
' '.g'u1 Hotel. ou fhe west eide of Main street.
. '.. f'rerii'n Di gentlemen bYarirrs 11d rsu0ty
''I'F'd i7 fcc1mmodafe with board aud Ild1inr
'y "n" may ch09se in favor her with their com
rHny.
~" p1inr-faki'g sholl be- rcmiurd on her parf.
'essnry 'o render her Table attractive and azreoa.
'n1 'parmcns comfortable and pleasant
''o WI Pol thankful iD her friends for tho 1lf.
'7' '' ''ef iHnenco. np 20-u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
.L0EfN L CL1REE


(Ss~,eSsor 10 Toors J. Ciarkcl
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT
Whstii1g IA.
WHJIIL continue he Forwarding and Commis.
w SION business at the old sfnnd Of Moore a.
Clarke, ou Monroe street. Wheeling. Te will de-.
yo" hIs entire Sine; 70 the interest Of his CORES
p'tdeHls The patronage Of the cus,onrs Of tho late
h.m' and The public gonsnllyis respectfully 40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

AIOIiCE-'fhe respective firms uf FORSYTH.
~ Moore * Clarke, anl Moore q Clarke. h,,.
ing been dIssclvcd. the i-si or tho 81 OF Nov $40
ihe LATER on the Let March, lS4l. The undersigned
e'peciiuly requests tie attention of the friends and
c"rre>Ppndents. o'thc aforesaid firm. ~ the card of
VI John r Clark, his late partner who e, ptrDues
The business ~ their Old STAND ON Monroe 81. Wheel
ing HENRY MOORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
HOREBROOK d DILLON,
PLUMBERS
". toner of liUnTOc and Fourth Sta
OPPOSITE TIE NEW COURrHOUSE.

OPPOSITE TIE NEW COURTHOUSE.
Wbers they carry on The House and : ssui5oat
PLUNBING m all 10. hrau,hes
They have cousianIyon hand: IIyiranfs ofra-i
dcScript,oHs Ea'fsrs Kettles. yaler CLOSETS, BAH
Tubs Hot s Cod SAotssr Baths Reforfs for Bleach
iag, Chemical Apparatus. Leod Coins. Patent BAH
Heaters. Force and Li6 Pumps, Lea4 Pins Of al
sizes, Sheet Lead cf any hilkHess and uorL,a I'D
iHfo any manner ofform
~ Wafer conducted through Ieaden Pines.
from Springs To Dwelling Houses 90 the Country.
Arso--BFER PUMPS Il BAR ROOMS flied I'D
n order; LEATHER HOSE.
SupcuOrpumps for country wells stssm engines
Sc Ir
~ an orders tIapkf.Hy -ecc,rca and gupr,valy
attended %. WHEELING Va
Glue Scraps taken IN .1.hargc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

lNLR COMPLAINT Cured by tho use of
~ Dr il1fich's Compound Strengthening and
Ap'f en- fiir Mr. William Richards. Pius Iurgh.
~, entirely cured of tbs above d,sfreesIDv de
,'1'i rus sy.urfo were. PAIN and weight iu
.'. lii s.fc, loss Of appetite vomiting acud o.
one 0isfrrr0u 81 The stomach. sick
ffl. VOW color. difficulty Of breathing. die'urbei
o.4lr t,e'dod 9th = cough great debility, 81 i'h
tra Trrf,Qms indicating great drfaugcmCnt
fh. .H.I-. I'D 80. fnc liver Mr Richards h1 q
r...lf .... tI $500 re fbvsI"Iaur, buf received u0
frrnI-r.ts .,. . u ~ tifL'-.'e Medicine, which
,ri 'eipai Ohcc. 10 North E.gh. Street. PbIs-
.I-ohy JOHN 20 FIR.
'f ~ WhecuuR. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

WN G. HAWKINS. fakes rr. method .I r,,arr
~ Ing Doe thanks io Che citizens of lyfa....
auaNiciuI'y for fne bod patronage sin. f...
haveeVteuded toward boo n. and lrv. "a. aa...,..
them th1t nothing sh1 % Boz uaaf.n, ..1 b. ......
on afford satisfaction ln che uauJu- braucIr. .l
hia arc.
The following descriptions Of work VIII Pr. or.
e-uted ll p siyIe inferior 90 mo- o. v.fF rr.,.-..
. fy and despatch. SiGNS .fee re fe..... ..
Tranerarrnrfcs. Win Tow Blinds. .u ... ..HI. ..I
rf1Ircd Glass or IHud..anr N.r.rr. EI4..
Engine Rurta, Hfre f1mrarfr % % .r. ST..
sonic ard odd FeIlows's Balrl-a. tr-.r. -,I
Garnet Enamc.hnn and PaIo .u ..Ia.s l-
Signs. nnmacis and i.~iuye g1s..s. rl-rr.t .rr.
tafi1ns n Wp and Mobile .1nr. .r...a...
SfE 40 BOAT PifFTTNG LETTERING.
and GLIDING od rI Pa.rt1g. rIear..d -r
rarpf a1d vrrui ahrf with care.
N Martirr pierce .I. iu frn nraffsf man .
p In 1r1Fa. r4pnrr I. /rr. eurr..utre .l fH..
can he seen afNl ... MI.n street.
Eeng on fhe Identity r1H Cere-lf W-ssrr|
- s1 Of Ihe Ifunar i.efr Dol which ODD. a..
iaf --.f ,et1r of fhcse Important elt.rfs r-r
a. e,ng'oo. h.,h Or PdIlsophyaud Scrip.
-. I, fhea,ew.
- o's- JAS a. INGRAM |
-.va ro1E mem H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

IMPORTANT REDUCTION TV rRr1cu7r.
or PRODUCE
AVIS OCONNOR a. co have reduced
= IrHilrls o1 PrrdHce 90 BlIuuoro and PbH4.
'5Il.'' PM ore now i"r0arjIng Tobacco. Bfc11
nnd i1rI 'r ihcfr sell sraan Patent P.rr,brc a.,
b''y L--'r io either offlc above ciurs at the Dos,
fn'e Of 10 0s per- 100. Their extensive srr1gr.
neni' ennhle .hsm rl dc.,at.h -O f,u- dolly. .rf
Wey cln1onHiy assure iIr.r friends r.4f af ,...
"gnme1s "iI He shipped Irmsdiafs.gaH f'.rlr I'd,
nraI i1 FHls'1rgl wtlpuf ary Ji1paanfm..t
'e''n D'l' H''2''' f1'f. ord produce forwarded
TAAFfE H O.C1NNor
or 2y-lm Corner Penn a. Narr. Sd. p....I....t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

NUTRE WORKING OF ALL
w KINDS -R. WaTTFF SON sfu .5a.
m 1,s nIre w1rt0g rsf8hI-nmsnf or
'. wheeling near fF STONE HHHnr.
HE WI. manu- .Hr.rrrD nrrrr GnH .u Tho
Improved rrHrrrg so aries .u bic Irr. W.
e...'- feu nfrn.ra 0f 1II syna. BOILING and
re ..nEEe .HrHF Tor urrrrhnuf rrI Is and
.-. ~ w.rf wire fhHfra hrraan-T
.tt .t'f. iIr q .rr.eea'a wave 1r hand and
..I-. iI l'e shortest notice 90 0rferaqf
'". '"'-. ia''iaHIc term for ruaforerr
Jsnuars 7I-u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

s-'--==7S=sas-sA THREE DAILY INES E66
BALILNORE' HASHINGTONCI CRY J,JJJT a
DELPi!iA and NEW YORK E,,..--tt II
Speed - MAIL CHARIOT LIAE,-,,,s,S
PASSENGERS ONLY '>A-
Runs through ~ Baltimore BY son,..,ir
hours, 'as'4H "a
-, the ,only line at thst speed.
Leaves W hColnS every morning -
clot IL akestne mail iaIl road cars n, a -
arrives luBaiumoTe second morn ~, !, -
NheeIing,l takes mail ears and r,n,h ~ ~ IN
adeiphIa, Washington city, ere New York : ~
DAY. yin same
NEW LINE. Lo,,, III
very evening, reaches Frederick ssc.nd ssa.'S
ieg, taxes The snme mail cars 10 Raf,; GU
Washing. on, Pnlladci, MA or Nev, VI ''IiOIe =
RELIANCE LINE, tedreS ITZesli,,l -. -
nlna, reaches Frederick second ,,,11r',,,,' ''''
lukC- me morninG lpa rail road cars I441
bdlllWnEC same evening, AID proceeds =. -
dotlihla OF y. D ora neat morning: or s. -
cars at Frcdc.lck. "h HaH
The subscribers have q contra, y;.k
RAJ Pao COM any I'd carry them mails an
stn+eIs rom FIsler'cN. and every arraurer1E T.,
has been made 10 insure COHfart ami r.'tI I'
liy. The pro9rctOTs Of the above In 80
upon the route, Their personal aftent,.. : - 70
TO the business aud one Of them Tor A., - ~ ~
aGcnt) VIII always hs found A. ~ ~
Washl1rton, Pa. Uu.0n!1wn. Cr,t'tf ~
H2EeTst'v %, and Frederick In rdr,,',i'..," au'
winch travelling agents a.. empIoycd III 10
uIly ~ ~ 10 pass aIonE The route cons,a3tivo
Printed rules and regulations C,r III
paSst -'R'rs, will he Furnished en- ar,ii. ,'Ielt
me once OT W alter street, be I.yy r. a. '.' -
atVir.lnIa Hotel, Whcelins 'S NOEL N
abTi' IOl TON. HOORE fFATISA ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
LAIENT CORN PLANTED
I0N 81. BY NJ I---T-- = ~

"A DAMS PATENT Ksurt.I' ,,'
= n IaAc' new orcIo aud .r '', n' mis
~, boots public houses. ard -... '."g f9r
nt.eIn 'i's ore con'fuofedupon, .... hr..iies
.,lor ie'ng principle which give r.new.
, ....' every other klri ofConoo n.r ,tslo1y
v., ,,,o o. zee, durability Of uass .'' cro.
..on. raa'Ionga a compaus. ~, .a'ij of
un'qnatrd % Warranted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

Call Eaddm his
the mgx enivewy
Foreign in which
aargea of
o pr
pu ida n itosa ryh6rc
h fr proved sGr rarH,
@ lie sea
May Nfrbeoni Freso
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
wliEELlNG SAVINGS l\SII--1r

TION.-The oihce offhe Nbe.I.r. y
mss lns!Itut'os has been removed to tbss
second door below tho Merchants a Nm ia ''4ttk
Bank. a NeChaIIci
The following are the terms upoD ,yb..Lr
pes 'es are received ~ t1Is Institution. -" 70
Banks ''e as ia the
80. "a special dcpoatcs, or sums subject =.
N.e"ai - Gays noiice,Interrst will b.
rate OF per cent per anuum. ~ al me
4tst "0'.os' ''3 l-2Psrssnt,
Al months "
Ioeg g o on g p p5oPoron are interest will Be,,
tin@' as on depOsi;es subject 10 he p'i'o-s
OF notice. $50 a"oNt peuUs
rIa ne o@ @i 5 h2prsof The Iasao6 sr,r,,
Tor ne accommodation o. re-. 80 I 70 D., I'd,
checks Ril' be cosheiand ielosIl.s ,..,I 'oE
e.iyefd 81 any umo beicrean M, GNiD e r
az the option Of the TTe4sur,. '' "ese bOua
~ ~ r. DO t.tIN' ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

{ ILDING IN ALL us ERANCurs
~ Harbour q Co.. respectfully NM. - e.
zen' OF Wheeling and vicinity t.s,i 5.- ."e &C.
pared , 10 make Gilt frames Of every d,,-, |, p
ana a. 90 style equal to my in me v,,,,..
NY noe waning frames of rbo zeal N, '9un
ling Va. dec 81 -'''Act ST., Whee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

RIGHT LAMPS Newly invented night
~ Lamps. which will burn Tor years. without
a wick just received aud fir sale bv
ap p JAMES MELLOR. 20 Union ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

\ NJk kENr-Ona small b.,rs. b.. .,,.rI. ~. D..
y centre sir'ct E7si Wheellrr. Rem mod.
i''lS OF JOHN FISHER. 1873 Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

GhoDICG. AGENCY oFECc.
SUBSCRI P,r,Es SrrgE>snN's Book Sr,RE.
= Mopa.i,cs 81 60 ,eIved Tor the folio, ing
-..f.-t.--t. papera
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

e GERMAN SILVER Dressing and Pocket
Sg Combs, also Ivory nud shell duo.
"p21 JAMES NELLOR % Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

n NV NOVELS The History ola art: Re-
~ lated by herself. IN two volumes
or sale al The Bookstore OF JAS. 4. INGRAM,
may Nol2l, Main ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

81 'r., Df itlE PRESIDE WIS OF THETNT.
IT'D SFATES.-With B.o-arb,raI uor,r..
~ 'hr ''-1cr, Of ihc Declaration ~ Indorendepcc
'N''h.' 81 iHc most remarkable events 90 the his
Wy " "le "'untry. Embcilished with portrait
~. ~ ', PRESIDE iis a0i Fpriy-fyc eurrayinrs
''''', Lincoln. For sIlc af che bookstore
OF JAS s. INGRAM. No l2I. Main 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

: z ATCHES, MATCHESr-Go,chs supcrnr
WI Friction Maicbcs, Just received and f,r SALE.
by JAMES MELLOR. % Union ST.
an d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

. TiBBCES Of Rice. a good article. received ON
. consignment. and for sale bv
an % JACOB a. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

- 4 BSL> u o MDLASSES Rercived per
- a = t'Jsicr on co ls.pnmenf. aud ,r sale
10y ap - JACOB g. MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

( - HiiDS Sugar 90 store anI Tor s1le by
b - ap JACOB q MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
orr OSI TITO \

2 VIE PrOprletors Of the above limo OF
stages inform the travelling community
in general. that arrangements have been mace a
uthorlsirg them To receipt i.assepgers through o
philadc phia, VIA Baltimore a. a less fare than
has ever been offer. To- the public between The
Ohis River ana the East. It's also the safost,
most pleasant and expeditions route. They haN
also in use he Superior Patent Bow Spring
, oachts 5, which IN poiut ,! comfort & safety eys
cccds all ojhers ~ use. Their horses
hest Jersey God not cXcel!ei~t9s q The
L Sta'es, They are Ei44ff7i75l, on tbe SIy IN the
HIe9.nS 10 FREDERICK, W ere they conarcf y;,n
he Railroad Oars for Baltimore, Wnsb;,,M',il,,lli
CITY,, Phladelrhla and New O,rk ''HS'oh
PLY; LINE leave ht cling ,verv r,,~r;
AZ o,clock-reaches Freocrlck &c ond ~,
aud takes the morning line of csr o, mo IilnS
Baltimore IN lime TO take the me = 49,, ~ o.
Fmiadch hIaoT q ew \ ok "S - CARS Tor
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wb.ll;,
~ 3tteTnoon-lta. hes Frederick seond - ;,
and taxes me mai line OF cars inneGist"}ly 1o:
baiuE ore where they arrive I'M INN ~ 81 ioE
York. Ahu New
The above lines. FOR speed and s,,,,
n i 70 no, 20 be surpassed by any IAgs lines Sn
AfRac!ag positively prrL ili.cd
EJOfhc- hrst door aboYa Inc Tb;,.J O.
hot. ]. hccllug, Va. N''SS = "a tsa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

~ fWc- h,if 200 t4c ,I,rh.. ir-.
W .I' circuit NupcU1r Court uf Law and Ci4r-
,t, ~ 'Hc county Of Ohio boz che month Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12
B1OTs s. SHOES

= (Which they respectfully invite the attention NJ
''' friends ani The pubuc-all orvhich will be
"' "'.esoIe or r-vIl upon as favorable terms as
'h'y n' hc had iu ttscly.
op37 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

WHEELING. Va
~ q ). J. YABNALI.. have Just received
WI u'.d are daily receiving from the Elsreru
,'s'a large and general assortment Of Fashiona.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

NEW BOOT a. SHOE STORE.
70. los Nam s. ~o~u.- - ss-.Aes Nffey, IN the
Siore R'pm formerly occupied by
WA. CHAPLINE s. SONS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

"a rLKM OiL--2UO gallons just received and
- Tor sale ~ NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-12

D.I,,.,-,, r,,.,,;,.r, ,Ia-.t.rp THOMPSON,
doll,r and ,r,-,c IN. ,fico con.copy 10 amt.