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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10

american Bed Blankets. The Boston
Transcript says, the Rochester he'd blan-
kels, from the extensive works Of the Me-
rhanics' Manufacturing Company, Ro-
chester, New Hampshire, excel any thing
of The Kind for beauty and perfection ever
before offered in This market. The shade
is pure white. the nap thick and soft, we'll
raised on bo.h sides. and are wrought
frum American wool. This company took
the gold medal awarded at the Mcchan-
ics' Fair in 1889.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10

Interesting TO Buchelors.-It is stated in
The Charlottesville Jeifersonian that the
Legislature of Virginia is literally flooded
with petitions for divorce. One paper 10
pass "a general law, divorug every cou-
pie in The Stale, with leave to such as are
disposed to re-marry." This proposition
is certainly Revolutionary aud disorgan-
King"
Such law would make fine times for
The parsons though. II would also pro-
vide glorious treatment for the wives
There would he no winnings and promises
of better behavior. Old Colons would be
come young swain1 again. moonlight
walks, aud lender civli'ies would be all the
fashlon-in short, such law. on some ac-
counts would be just The thing. On Others,
perhaps, it might not answer so well, and
that reminds us of an old anecdoIe. At
time when divorces were 10 he had Of
the Kentucky Legislature for The mere
asking, some wag procured The passage of
bill to divorce an old couple who had
never dreamed ofsuch hing. The aged
WORTHLESS were aghast at hearing Of their
separation. and were rcnliled within the
hour fnnn the time they heard of it. In
Massachusetts, where it takes fortnight
at the least, 10 get married, such case
would have been desperate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10

4 Lament.-The editor of the Daily
Bulletin, ST.. Louis. thus laments in his
paper of the 3lsl ult. -" We offer as an
apnlngy for The lack of our usual qmanium
of editorial maller-private BUSINESS. Our
office has been thronged for several days
with the most hideons luokiug characters.
but a, The same lime the poliiest men in
the world. Here is a small bilt-be glad
if you would settle it TO- day. says a little
bearlIess rascal. Have you made out
our account yet!-l4ere is your biIl-he
ulad if you could give us the little balance
this morning. says Merchant on Water
street. and if you can pay me for thar
coat you will much obIige sufferer &c.
&C. Znunds the Internal scamps have
kept lis in fever for The last two or three
lavs. But there is one consola'ion-we
have Two as polite and savage looking
clerks our, continually, as any tha, visit US,
playing The same game; but we are sorry
To say thai they are seldom toinners.
Would thai Christmas cnuld be postponed,
or else The cash system Introduced. This
paving debts is hard matter, especially
when we cau't make collections.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10
NC. 2.
From the Ne,o York Standard. ,
EXPERIMENT IN PLANTING CORN.

A few weeks since we published com.
muuication from correspondent, giving
the result Of an experiment in planting
corn, by H. Massey, Esq. of This village.
Mr.. Massey called upou US the other day,
to correct an important error in said COM
munirarioD, and invited US personally to
examine said field, which We accordingly
did, and now give The results of our obser-
vaIion.
Mr.. Massey took of,he seed corn with
which he planted the field, a small guam
tity. and soaked it in solution of salt-ni-
ire. commonly called salI-petre, and plan
led FIVE rows with The seed thus prepared.
The remainder Of the field, we believe,
was pn"i-Jb by the same Individual. Now
for the result. The five rows were un-
touche,! by The worms, while the remain
dernf the field suffered severely by their de-
predarions. We should judge that not
one kernel saturated by salI-peire was
touched, while almost every hill in ihe adj
joining rows suffered severely. No one
who will examine rhe field can doubt the
efficacy "fthr preparation. He will be as
tonished al the striking difference between
the five rows aud The remainder oflhe field.
Here is a simple fact, which if seasoua-
bly, AID generally known, would save ma
nv thousands of dollars 10 The farmers of
The country for corn. II is fact, which
should be universally known, and is, in all
probability one ofrhe e!eatest discoveries
Of modern times, in The neglected science
IL
ment should he extensively tested, as The
results are dermeh certain, while the ex-
pense is conparalivel y no'hing.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-13
TuFspAY. March Q. Is4i

Theresolution relative to the dismissal Of the public
printers discussed by Messrs. HUNTINGTON.
KING, HENDERSON, and SMITH, Of Ccnnec-
ticut
The amendment offered by Mr. BENTON, aAer
being slightly modified by MIR. KING was rejected,
Yeas Is, Nays 25.
The question then, recurring tho original resolu
HEN ERSON, KING, CLAY, OF Ky, SMITH,
of CT, and PRESTON; and then, on motion Of Mr..
WRIGHT, the Senate adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-13

Mr. WRIGHT, at some length opposed the reso.
luton.
He was followed by Mr.. MANGUM in iis support
The debate was continued by Messrs. SEVER
WALKER, WOODBURY., BAYARD Tin expla-
naton and without taking the question, the Senate
went into an Executive session.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-13
TnunsplH. March m. IsiI.

The Senate convened at 10 o'clock
The PRESIDENT, Hon. JoHE TrLER gave no
tice to the Senate that he would to-day vaeaie his
chair, and give the Senate an opportunity to elect
President pro tempore.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-13
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
UNION LOTTERY,

blanks.
UNION LOTTERY,
Class No. 2, for 1s41.
To be positively drawn al Alexandria, D. c., Sa-
turday, April I7lh, ls4l.
BY authority oflaw for Internal Improvement in A
lexAndriA, ID. G. State Treasury, Delaware Col
legc and Common Schools, in the State Of Della
ware Useful Manufactures in the State Of South
Carolina Green and Pulaski Monument in the
City OF Savannah, and State OF Georgia. Public
Institutions in the States Of Louisiana and Ken
lucky.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-13
Drawn Numbers of the Union Lottery, No. l, draw
9th March, 1911.
d. S. GREGORY & co. Manage

q y
81 "a 65 % C7 81 Al s l6 62 GA AZ IS
Whole ticket No 65 "A entillsd TO the prize Of
81 600, and whole ticket No 81 AL 67 entitled 10
prize OF $1,000, in the above Lottery sold at the
Office Of the Managers, Washington City; tho latter
in certificate Of package.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-13
zfpn

In this city, on Friday last, Mr.. ELISHA duncan, Of
South Lee, Mass, aged about 70.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-13
Is Drawn Number. GU, Of -.

rror Ier. for tickets and Shares or Ceflhes,es o.
psek.r,s NJ shs above Magnificent Lottery viii re-
e, 49, ,.s prorupa siisniion and Official account
IN ,hs drawing sent inmeiaiey sfls s over 70 all
VINO o'''I 81 ''s 81 GREGORY a co. Managers.
wsshing,oh, ID. Q.
MAR e--ax~<wd&s
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-13
ID. .. GREGORY a co. Managers.

ia pfiEes Of 800.
Besides primes Of so, SO, $50, $50, $40, $50,
$40. SIS, si2, go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
Lexington, XIV. jun ~ Dean Of Fsepi,
MUSIC & VARIETY STORE, UnIon ST.

MUSIC & VARIETY STORE, UnIon 81
VIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a gen.
eul assortment of Musical instruments, where
Hands ean be supplied At eastern prices adding
transportation from the seaboard, nlsO Germln aud
American Piano foucs from the most celehmteI
makers and warranted 10 siand m any climate. Piano
Music and instruction Books for all instruments. Vic
Inns Accurdions, Flutes; Flies, Drums, Violin strings.
CiarioDet reeds. Blank Music Paper &c &c also a
variety Of staple goods. consisting in part Of Vest
and SuspeDdcr Buttons. Pearl aud Bone do for Shirts.
White and assorted spool aud skeins thread, patent
do, Sewing Silk, Needles Of all kinds. Shell and
Horn combs Of various patterns. Fine and Redding
do. with n variety Of other articles too numerous %
mention aud which will be sold 1T fair prices. The
subscriber wsuld respectfully invite the citizens and
country Merchants TO call and examine his stock.
mar Ply, J. MEIIOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
INHURANGR

IN RA wee.
ISKS will be taken by the FIRE a. MARINE
lNINSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
at he forrest ratesOn--
Buildings Of all kinds, stone, brick or poOaen and
their contents:
Steamboats,; factories; mills, &C.,
Furniture:
And merchandise sf all kinds.
And against oil dangers attending the transports
alton Of goods on rivers, lakes. soas, canals and
railroads.
For the character Of The company as 10 prompn.
tide and Hberahfy ia me adjse,mcHt and payaeai
Of iosses-wo beg leave 10 refer 90 the merchants
of this place and elsewhere who have had the nj.
jusimont Of claims upon us.
JOHN FAWCETT. Pyssi9eBL
DtNTEL LANB. Secretary. January IS. 1871.
BoARD 90 DiRECrORs.---John Fawceu President
$. Brady. John Goshorn, Charles d. Knox. Richard
w Harding Samuel Neel, William Paxton. Jacob
s Shrvor, 51muel Sprigg, Directors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
IRA NsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY.

NtsDtCAb
VIE LECTURESin this Institution, commence
Il ns usual, on The first MnnIay ia November
and close on the last of February.
u FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ. w. DUDLEY, NJ D, Professor of Anaio.
my and Surgery.
JAMES ~ Bush, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF
JAMES +. CROSS, NJ. D., Professor Of Ias,i.
tuics and Medical Jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. ID, Professor Of
Theory and Practice.
w. II. RICHARDSON, M. d.. Professor ofOb-
sietrics a. Diseases Of Women and Children.
TlOS. ID. MITCHELL, NJ. ID, Professor Of
Mnteria hiedica and Therapeutics.
y PETER, NJ. D., Professor ofChem-
istry md Pharmacy.
The cost Of a full course Of Lectures. is SI0E,
payable IN advance. in notes Of good and solvent
Banks OF the States whence III pa pills come. The
Manioulaiion and Libr ~ ticket is 81. and tho Di =
seeing ticket $40. Graduation Fee. $50. Board
ing md Lodging. (iucl and lights included,0 from
S2,5O 1858 per week. BY order.
THOMAS ID. MITCHELL, NJ. D.,
lexington, Kv~ jun IL Dean Of FacuUy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

WESTERN INSURANCE. CoMPA

CAPITAL $500 .00O.
Wis company, being now duly organized. is
II prepared to make Insurance ON every de-
scripiion Of Fire and Marine Risks. such az Dwell
ling Houses. Store Houses. &c. with fhcir contents.
Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel Boats. with
Their %cargoes, to and from any port ON the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams. Ap-
plicntiUn for Insurance TO be made for the present
at the Office ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar 5 r. III. GREER. Secy. D.. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

NOFICE-The respective firms Of Forsyth.
~ Moore Il Clarke. and More q Clarke. lav
ING been dissolved. the first on Ihe LIST Of mo 1910,
The latter on the LIST March, 1871. the undersigned
respectfully requests the attention Of The friends ana
correspondents. Ofihe aforesaid firm. TO tho card Of
Mr. John + Clarke, his late partner who c, nlinues
he business intheir old stand on Monme ~. Wheel.
ing. HENRY MOORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
JOHN = CLARKE

(SHoccSsor 10 Moore u CEarLe)
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Wheeling Va.
"IILL continue the Forwarding mud Commis
siun business at the old stand Of Moore a
Clarke, on Monroe street, Wheeling. lie will de
vote las entire time; TO tho interest Of his cores
pOndesIs. The patronage Of the cuSlomrs Of the late
irn. aud the public gcnerallyis respectfully so
licited. m y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

FASr MAIL LINZ
>. UNiTExELING TO WOOSTER ONO

ED AoI 1IAll. LINZ
uNITsxELLNG TO WOOSTER. OHIO.
ToOd Nv way Of Monnt Pleasant,
~@- harrisville. Georgetown. Ca
~ES4SSM2 diz. S'octown. franklin, East
~26E@ port. New Philadelphia, Canal
Dover. SIrawsburg. Milton. Mount Eaton. Edenbur,
Wooster. and Mansfield. Connecting with the Mail
Lines, to Bucyrus. Ashland, NorwaIk, Sanduskv
City. and cleveland. Leaves Wheeling. every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. at 10 O'Clock M
and Wooster on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday.
Passengers by this line, will arrive at either end
in time to connect with the mail Lines ru ming cast
and west.
The Pr, begs leave to tender To The public his
grateful acknowledgement for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on his Linc--and takes this oc.
cas,on To assure them, that no expense or ate niion
shall he wanting ON his part 10 render perfect and
full satisfaction TO all who may irnvel in bis line
and hnv ing lately renewed his teams and placed
new coaches on the road, he nnters himself that
he will merit. and hopes to receive n liberal share
Of public patronage, For seats apply at the Bar o,
the u. =. Hotel.
J.. A. MYERS, Proprietor.
"A. w. FLEMING, Agent.
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
-9~
BY AUTIIORITY.--No. I.
-AN ACT makmp nrrronrnnons fnr tho pre.

AN All making appropriations for the present
session OF Congress.
be ~ enacted by the Senate ard House Of
Representatives OF the United States cf America
IA Congress assembled, That the following sums
bed the same are hereby appropriated, e. be paid
out oi~ny nnappTopTiated money IN the Treasury,
VIA.
For The paw and mileage of the members Of the
SENATE Tor the present session. slXty eight thou
sand hve bunorvd and forty onedollaTs and SIX
~ cents.
hundreI dollars.
For printing, stationery, and all other contin-
gent expens, 5 of the Senate for the present Sc q
SIon, twenty thousand dollars.
For the paw and mileage Of The members ofthc
Hons sc oi Representatives, including five hundred
dollars TO the Chaplain. for the present session OF
SonSresstwo hundred and fifty SIX thousand SIN
For the printing. stationery, and all other con-
Tor the present session, th,rty thousand, eight
hundred and thirty six dollars.
For the supply OF stationery for tho House OF
Representative for the second session OF the
twenty seventh Congress, fifteen thousand dollars
or so much thereof as may be necessary; Provr
dcd, always, That no part OF the sums apprOpri'
ated Tor the contingent expenses OF either Hous,
oil Congress shall be applied TO any other thar
the Ordinary expenditures of the Senate and II ousI
OF Rep-Cs 'ntauyeS, nor ~ extra allow ance To any
clerk, messenger, or other attendant of the sac
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives..
SAM'E H. SOU rHARD,
President Of the Senate pro ienP0re.
Approved, June rs, IsIl.
Ohm TILTR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

COOKING GLASS, POrun a Picture TTsmc
~ manufnciurer-The subscriber respectfully
informs the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. tbat
he has commenced, IN connection with his former
bssi-ness. the Looking Glass, Portrait and Picture
frame Gliding &c. in alliis branches-He has en-
gagged Mr.. Jas. Robinson, from the first manufac.
Iores IN New York. whose workmanship y inferior
W none IN tho Union. onl H. now prepared 10 ex-
ecute Al! ordorsi IN that line. lie will constantly tocp
on hand an extensive assortment Of LOOKING
GLASSES ofcyey description in Gilt and Rfahora-
ny md Fancy Frames Picture and Portrait frames
made 70 order Old fumes regik and Gliding ofcy.
cry description done in The boslstylc.
july IL. JW BRANsTRUP.
Agent for X Barlow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

NlRGiNIA--IN CHAScERY--At rules held in the
clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey for The county Of Ohio in the month
ofAugusi, 1871.
Isaac Starr and Samuel c. Morton. merchants and
partners trading under the Gm Of Starr a Nor
ton, Complainanis.
Jacob =. Bier, Morgan Nelson. Lloyd G. Hughes.
Joseph Morrison, Hiram Marin, The North Yves.
tern Bank Of Virginia, The Merchants and Nc
chsnics' Bank Of Wheeling. Henry Moore. Hugh
Nichols, the Wheeling Savings Institution, Jane,
Luke. John Richie. Samuel Sprigg. Joshua Hun.
Ter and Rodick Mckee, Defendants.
The Defendants Joseph MORRISON. Joshua. Uuntor
and Rcdick Mckee not having entered their appear.
anoe and answered The bill Of the compliments.
aud u appearing by satsf Glory proof that upon
proper enquiry being made for them at their res.
pectivo usual places Of abode in this county Tor the
purpose Observing on them The Subpoena IN Chan
Gerry issned IN this cause they could not be found; On
motion u tho Complainant by counsel, 10 is ordered
ftat the said defendants DO appear here on the first
day Of Tho next fail term Of this court, enter their
appearance and answer the said complainant bill,
aud thnta copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper printed n tho city Of Wheeling
lor Two months succossrvoly and posted At the front
door ot The court house of Ohio county. a COW teste
ALEX. +. LAIDLEY. Cierk.
Lamb 4 Russell. fr Compts aup ~
AIhslNlA-iN CHANCERY--At rules hell IN the
clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancey br The county ofOhio 10 Tho month
81 August, 1871.
NIefahdcr fpzicf, Complainant.
against
ihgmAs white and james a. Forsyth. Defendants
Ahs defendant Waite p.i having entered his 40
poifance a'd gwen security according IN DE act Of
'mbly nnd the ules Ifihis court. and 10 appcar
1usi1tlpy poofiai hc D. notan ruhabiiaut
3"nwcaiih. on mo,iun Of fhr slmrflin.
ofdnrcd That thc a1ii defendant
'f LAY IS tbe newt nH rerm
r""o md answer The
'hie order hc
thr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

flRE 81 MARINE INSURANCE
There are twOs situations only in which in
dfviduals can be placed, where they can ADEQUATE
lyapprCciatc the value Of insurance. These afe.
Whuo star ding upon the ruins of their cwn pf0n-
eftglciihcr rcceivtng from ar insurance ofHcc
the iuli amount which they have lost; oTstand.
ing on the same SPOT surrounded perhaps by a
des0latcd family, lamenting that stupidity and
tingoncy.
s.ATktNsON ArentofthsrRoTECTtoN fNi u
RAN Co. OF HARTFORD COM. wu,,t.
nSks onDSeiing houses, Ware houses stores Mil.
Faetories se. togeths' With their contents. sueb
as FurnituFo' herchrndiss Hachinery andsvsry \
therdlscripiion Of insufabls Propertv a.
steam Keel.and Plat Boats. and heir C,,,o,. 10
NJ from uny Port onths Western watsrs
BOmce on Main Street Nearly opposits zoe q 3
Hpe January 2 1851
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

NSEaA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
4s THREE DAILY LINES ron
BALTIMORE, WASHLNGTONCIJY PHIIs
DELPHIA and NEW YORK Er,.onJ;aa-,
Speed! Us. MAIL CHARIOT LLYE-rusrS
PASSENGERS ONLY.
, Runs through TO Balnmore by contraeiin A
hours,
the only line at that speed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning AZ 8 10 D.
cIock.-Takesthe mailIail road cars a Fredcri,L
arrives lnBaiiImore second morning Jf,om
wheeling takes mali cars and reat hes phil
adelphla, Washington city, ore New York same
day.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. Lores U1ocEno
very evening, reaches Frederick second even.
i2g, takes the same mail cars 10 PoI,iTar.
W ashins. on, PhiladelrhIa or New York
RELIANCE LINE, i,ares UArcLing ergry uo,
ming, reaches Frederick second mornioP ond
I takes the morning line rail road cars reaches
baltInoTe same evening, and proceeds 10 phil
adelPhla or N. York next morning; or, az the
EoptlOn OF passengers, takes the evening nm al
cars at Frederick. 80"
The subscribers have a Contract wi,b ,Lo
~raiiiOaO company TO carry their mails and No.
scngers rom FREDERICK, and every aTranaemen an
has been made TO insure comfOrt and reguI,T-
Ity. The propnetoTs Of the above lines TcsiJe
upon the route, their personal atfenlio deyotcd
agenD will always be found at Wbseling
Washington pa unIontOwn, CunbcrI,nd
HaEerstov n, and Frederick. In add5dInahu,
which travelling agents al. empIovcd ~
duty ~ Is 10 pass along the routcc5nS.. ""'
supc Tintend the lines.
Printed rules and Regulation
passengers, will be fUrnisI
the Office on Water sire
at Virginia Hotel, Whc
april 3 STOC KTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
NEW


- RICE, d J.. j. WELLS have associated
80 themselves together in business under the
name and style Of S Rice q Co. and they now take
pleasure in informing their old customers and the
public ~ general that they arc now receiving from
the East a most splendid Stock Of spring and summer
gOOds-consisting of
Black. Blue, Brown. Olive. Dahlia. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths, which have not been sur.
passed ia beauty and quality in This market. here.
toiorc-Also.B Black. Blue. and Fancy Cassimeresc o.
every style and quality.
Summer cloths. Cassimercti. Bumbazinc. Linen
%dfillings. Gambroons, and many other articles suits.
bic for summer coats and pants.
Also ycsimgs Of every variety ofstylo and colour
that can he named.
Together with a beautiful assortment Of Linen
Silk and Cotton Shirs-StOcks, Collars. Suspcu.
ders. Glove, Crayats, &c. &c.. all Of which VIC shall
sell very cheap for cash.
n y. We arc also prepared to make mp clothe,
to order in the best and most approved style.
Our old customers. and the public generally nre
respectfully invited 10 call aud examine for lhomsel
ves nj No l39 Zanc's Row.
app S. RICE a. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
WORKING OF Ali.

"lRE WORKING OF ALL
w KINDS-R. wATTERSON still con
. h1cat ms wire working establishment on
tsT' wheeling near the stone bridge.
Mhss he will Manufactured order and in the
most approved manner all arties in his line. VIZ
sEINEs AND RIDDLES Of all sizes, Rolling and
al!otheI kindsof woye wire fhatc can be named.
WIRE ROPE for Feruees'always on hand and
manufactured at the SHORTEST notice TO orderaod
on the most favorable term for customers.
Innuorv oT-ff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

fAbRVAhph ~ lNlea y
lowed on dtpOsites made for spect, r.
lime, as on depOsites subject to the abov, Oss
Of notice. r.
The business hours Of Tho Institution arefrom
= CLOCK tll ~ Am and from 2 till p. IN. mn
for ne accommodation OF tTnslent dcnos,,oSss
cheeks vii be eashed and deposites will be re-
celved at any tlmo before and after tbese houTs
al 1he option 81 the Treasurer.