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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28
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Upwards ofnineiy smiling vessels and steamers
arrived at BufiIlu Oh Monday and Tuesday last
~ireIghIed with The various products al The teeming
West. Among the articles which made up ihrIr
c,rsnes, were II 200 bushels OF wheat, aud 5000
barrels of -four.
On The 10Th instant the village or Passadunke,r.
Me vas visited with 4 very severe ha sr,rT.
which did considerable damage To the crups in tho
vIunIy. Tins same storm also pusscd over Lowell.
Mass. doing much damage
The Reports ofthe Legislaiure Of New Hamn.
shire upon the condition OF Ihe Banks ia that Srate.
and an agsTegnIe Of usseIs Of 50. 1888 IL. THIS
statement makes q balaRre in favor Of The buuLs
pi S2lSisI6 46.
The Hon. John Quincy Adams WIS az Qusbec =.
with n number Of ms family. on l4th ms.
A Robert MEG. Moore. who recently commenced
@usIHess IN Providence. Il !. suddenly left . lew
lays SIDrr after having conIrved To get mIn crtdiI
tor the sum of SO 900. tie was traced TO New
York. where he was arrested, and taken back To
Providence.
Tie New York papers are beginning 10 Ike n
Hir m the mailer of the numerous escapes, &C.. fruIn
Sing Sing PRISM.
Professor Grant attempted to hlov up an old hulk
in front Of the city Of New Orleans. GA the 18Th
inst. but he only succeeded ia knocking a hole I'm
the vessel. A want uG powder. and a premature
explosion were the reasons assigred for Ihe hilure.
s37l64 in specie From Maiamorus and s24,5O7
IN specie, from Vera Cruz. were received al New
Orleans on The 18th inst.
The citizens Of B ,slon have now sent SI2 BOO
10 the sufferers at Fall RIrer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

II INSANE.-Iiow different the present sys-
ten Of treating the insane IL from that winch pre-.
vailed fifteen years ago! A. the Hartford Asylum.
un the 4th instant, the patients were treated 10 a
sumpIuous entertainment in a garden where tables
were arranged uuier the shade Of the trees. A
chuir Of talented musicians and several musical
Instruments IN attendance ADDED Their charms 10 the
scene. The Declaration Of Independence was read,
and appropriate religious services solemnized; loasls.
vii aud eminent flashed around the temperance
board with the greatest good feeling; the uIm 81
good order aud decorum was observed by, ak and
when The company arose and marched in procession
10 their rooms, very many OF The men und women
were heard coagntulatng one anOther upon the
pleasures Of The occasion, eHclaiming, This IL The
happiest DAY We ever saw.-N Y Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28
FINE ARTS I

FINE ARTS. The Appllp AssJvtuti,n lot To-,
rncouraEenrntu II the fine arts. have Jpst puhltshe
their engraving for mcmhcrs tor the ye1r l5t9-t
beautiful PRINT of a noble painIinz-Caius Manu-.
on the RUNS OI Carthage, by Nanderlyn. The wu.
ter Of an article ON the character OF Marius. in tho
Democratic Review Tor November. 1919. has theirs
Introduced an unecJoIe relating to Ihis picture which
seems 10 be worthy Of lrduScubing Of the public.
tiun Of this print 10y The AppcllO Association. Ito
says "liayIng 81 rSu me a sold medal gwen by Ma
POleOn, IN token OF line esteem In Which he hell
this early production of his genIns. Nlndarlyr. IN un-
swer 10 some questions put To nIn. a. 10 the maui
Ter ia winch the emperor came to nuurs this work A.,
spoke rs follows My picture having heen Jeemrd
worthy cf exhibition IA the Louvre lniIered anuns
tho crowd Of yIsIers, not Tar, huweSeT from Jhe ear
hest OF my works. MANY had passed without even
looking at u-s1ne hal expressed apptOblliun, 5ui
none. a. yet. seemed tu have seen what ! intended
q eHprcsA- not the mere high bearing ui a matter
spini wrestling With adversely, bti the impress uI
the wiruurs bubw Ui Visions al happier AUSPICES.
the cheering prr>cnlneut ui a Seventh Consulate #,
IA illustration ui the dchlpmc nt Of MIntuslIa. Ial,
ready hrgId 10 lear that thought I had felt burning
within had not worked is way through my brudp
To the cIuvIss-buI l. the waves of The mulriniu
suddenly recede before the lOolsiep % Ufune o. was
he-rae ccuquerr of Egypt ard Italy. As he pa
sed belure my painting. he rivelIcd the eagle eye
oi deep azure blue uu he AlatIuS, renamed hr a
minute ln deep meduai IUn, then tururug abruptly
- Dcmon. who s.rod 10y hs srie, demanded, where
: The painter Of this picJurei lie Is here, sIre-he
lisa pupil al DIvId-M msieur Vdnlerlyn, an Amer
l6un. Who has cIue la PARIS 10 s'tly his art. Young
nun. there Is tho evidence Oi a future in your
wOrk-DeaOnp present u med a. 10 Monsieur Wander.
Iyn-It viii tell hrs county that hs uients have
been appreciated here. ,"
BY those VIA" can approach 'ily conceptions. no
be sentiments. dignity hul depth "i expression. ~.
hih'ied with inrce and simplicity IA a pure aud qui'
Of fuue nj pAl.r Iii v..t..r. a M Nay. laau tnt a
ed one Ol the hIgt cot aud nohlcsi e Tnrs Of mo lem
arr. nhd should he painter lraye no other memorial
OF his talents, he must be placed III the highest
rank Il American geuius-N Y Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

famous Sir Geoii,ey Hudson, who was
put mo a dish of pastry under the crust,
aud hen introduced upon the table u; Il
great banquet ia [ romwelfs ume-iS
now on a visit to this city, aud will be
happy 10 SEE company at k~nickerbock-
or tall. lie ~ remarkable for his sym.
meIry is spirited and social, and weighs
only Is pounis--a minia;u re mun.-Al
6daV .iGr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

higher titles To my friendly aud respect
AL consideration than that, mentioned
y you. Of IT'S havin. been the hrsl to de
ioance the unparalleled treachery, which
a marked the career cf the acting
'resident of the United s ates, although
hat merlied denuucioti n was the per.
'ormanCe OF d high, moral and palr!o, ic
luty. no State has displayed more 10y.
atty aud attachment TO the Union. been
more prompt 10 defend and maintuln II.
or exhibited less Sc fish, restless or NOR.
Innate ambition. The hrst 10 declare
The Independence OF the Colonies, North
aroma VIII be among the last 10 Ibdu.
uon the support OF the Union, without
winch we have no security for any OF
he blessings whirh we enjoy, IN our po
llIcal institutions. lier calm aud Jigui
ned course has been mlslakcn for iusen
slollTty 10 pubic affairs. But she molly
vlndic ,ted herself from this unjust re.
Proacit IN 1910, and I have no doubt
stands ready 10 do II again, whenever u
suitable emergency arises.
shall lake indispensable pleasure m
listing such State, and III cordially
mixing with It's population, Wi hout re
'eIve. And, It God spare M Ike uEd
health, ! ~ai certainty perform my pro
mise la the course OF the next Spring.
cannot no" fix the precise time, but OF
that will gave you beforehand lime
notice.
In the meantime pray your nccep.
ance OF my 2rd'r!ui acknowledgements
TOR the renewal OF the invitation with
which was honored, auI assurances OF
the high respect and esteem wIIh which
am TAI hluHy,
Your friend aud ob't Ser,'i.
II. CLAY.
Mcssrs. MoJRE, BARRtNGEE. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

REPEAL ASSO CATION DIsSoLvED.-The
Repeal association in NaIchcz held a meeting re.
Gently. 10 consider the lute speech OF Daniel O'Con
nell IN reference to slavery and nbohrionism. und
after passing various resolutions. one of which wa,
10 anfruprate the funds Of tho associa ton 10 the
benefit ofihe hatcher Female Orphan Asylum m, il
further agreed 10 dissolve. and did so. The pro.
%oecd'ng'' however, expressed grru, sympathy for
he cause of Irish rep cal, but most heartily aud
emphaiicaliy deprecated tue course Of OnConnell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

now TO coon A uUSBAND-wo .u,p, c,
ne lady edliress OF the Boston Tln>cuPS sand that
many OF our married lady readers are not aware
,Ow n gond husband ought 10 he cooked. ~ a. 10
make a good dish ui him. We have lately seen =
cops IA an Engish paper. contributed by one
Mary which points >out the mJdu, opcrandI OF
preparing aud cooking Husbands. Nary states that
many go"d husbands are spoiled an cooking. Some
women go about Il as n lher birds we're bidders.
'nd blow them up. Others keep them constantly
"a hot waier, while others again. freeze Them. by
'uiiIugal GOODNESS. SINE smother them in tn, hot.
Test beds OF contention and variance. nTd srme keep
hem In pickle all their lives. These women al.
ways serve them mp IA sauce. NV Il cannot bs
supposed. that husbands will br lender and good,
managed IN this way. bat they are. on the cUnIuiry
lnlIe deiirIpus when preserved. Mary points her
manner. thus: Get "a large jar. called The jar ~
~heehuiue,E, tAh.ch 10y the bye, all good Wye.
have athdud) Being piaceI IN II. ret hIm near The
IRE OF c"iJugal low let the fire be pretty hot. bal
especially let n DE clear. Above al let the heat
he regular and constant. Cover hIm over with
I%nartiIies Of aff, elton, Kindness and suhirciIun.-
Keep plenty Of these things by You, aud be very
attentive To supply the place "i any I'at may wusr,
by svapGr tiIun, or any UiIcr cause. GarnIsh will
modest becoming familiarity. and innocent plsasan.
try, and Il you add kisses ~ other conlertnntrcs
accompany them with a sufficient secrecy. anI u
would not he a'nIss, 10 add n hule prudence aut
mode miiOu.'"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28
noRRlBEE-Tho o.nse lMi,,ourl Yeomnn Of

Usage lMissOuH) Woman OF
the l2d inst. says
I'VE are informed Ivy an acquaintance Of ours
from Springfield Of a horud Transaction, which oc.
CURED in Barry county one day last week. A man.
whose name our informant had forgotten. had been
IN the habit Of treating hs wife in a manner iOD
brutal and sh0skiug 20 think o. On the mocniug Of
tho day meaii0Bed, he told his wife 70 get up and
get breakfast for himself aud her two children. and
then 20 commence saying her prayers, Tor she should
de. he sNOfe. before sunset. Size got up. made q
Ere. aud returned 90 The rom where her unnatural
husband slept He was lying on hs back in q sound
sleep. She lOok he are with which sho had been
chopping woOd and witH ono blow sunk Il deep in
his head. just through Tho eyes. Sne Immediately
went 20 tho house Ola ueighbor ana related The
circumstances % They occurred, giving as q reason
Jhat he was certain 10 would kll her that DAY. and
she concluded that his lne for hers. lie vas her
second hus5and. and BOT The father uf her children.
We learn that q special tsfm Of tbS circuit court 10
70 b hslj n BsuY oour'y 20 ny mo ~ornsr for
re crime.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28
ASHLAND, IO.h Jolly, 1919.
Hon, HENRY CLAY.

ASHLAND, lO;h July, 1913.
GENrLENEN: have duly received your
letter, as a Committee Of the Wing por-
ton Of tbs Legislature OF North Carroll.
ma, reminding me Of my engagement to
visit that State, and expressing the TX.
p~ectation that { will fulfil t.. Ny obi.
cations Of gratitude to North Carolina
are too strong 10 have allowed me TO
forget my engagement, or TO have aba
Ted NY desire 10 %vtsitit. have,on the
contrary, constantly cherished the gish
too zee u, and regretted that u pas not
been hitherto 70 my power % enjoy thai
qualification.
Your Stste, ssutlsaeN, has other and.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

The dwelling VI Mr. ,Thos 3 Dawson, residing IN
Talbot county. Md. was struck by lightning. and
considerably damaged. The fund entered rhe house
dIacharged two guns, nnd a powder Task which
contained aquanHy @ fPowder-if also set fire to @
keg which con aimed powder. but it was happily
cIiinguished before 1t had an opportunity Of e1pIo.
ding. The inmates Of The house felt The shock
severely, but none Of them sustained uny serious
injury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

REPUTATION R~EPUDIATED IN CONNEC
TlCUr.-The ci'y of Bridgeport has been unsuc
cessful ia is arlemp' To Introduce the Mississippi
doctrine Of repudiation into Connecticut. Oar Su.
preme court has decided. notwithstanding le ~.
merous objections inrerposed by the city. that lhcrr
bonds are obligatory anl must be paid. Tue Judges
were unanimous in their decision.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28
InE AL. IrE,1S

Afcr he nsaa4er q rae Eastern Prsss.
4 German, yesterday, drove his nurse and wagon
into the river, aud having flleI a nnrrel on the wa
ypn Hish water. attempted to drive out-hluleJ
too hard on Inc s,lrbotri rein. c,psikcd his wagon
and would have been thrown into the river himself
hal he not fortunately jumped out before he started
The SsgOn Was Ultimately righIed. the barre
caught and beng placed IA, it was filed again
M serious damage was sustained.
\ very respectable lady OF our cry VAS passing
up market street in a cauinge. WHEN the horse,
were frightened bV some buys At pl y. aud had nor
the driver exercised very great skull. they ~oul
probably have run away. The lady eyinced great
presence OF mind by remaining 'almly ia her seat
which persons should alw,ysd DO III such cases.
A new steamboat hull u laying al the wharf H.
the course Of completion. She would probably be-
u fast bJlI If she wa' about % feet longer.
That insane woman has not yet been removed
frpm the iall 10 Slluntun, the order Tor her not having
been received.
The "henery" in East Wheeling. We are happy
TO learn, is hourisnIug. aud the tenants thereof la.
ereasIng Nth "unequalied rapidly" Il i. supposed
that chickens next year will be abundant, and egg,
Will be eggs.
a young man, asleep on The counter Of a store or
Nam street. yesterday, after dinner. Tell off. drrtied
his hands on the n,or. aud fractured one knee o.
his pantaloous.
A horse IN a road wagon kicked up. nearly il
irjhi Of our office. aud DELAYED the wagon Tor near
Ten minutes. by his refractory conduct. Oushr T.
be whipped.
II The reader wants any more such trash let hin
consult ocai lens" IN some Of the eastern pa
pen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

SUFFOCATED- "A sril"r named Conway. was
SutiocaIed on board the ship Glasgow. nj New York
nsI Saturday. They were smoking the vessel Ia
get cut The rats. nd all The haIches were closed.
but the deceased ignorant Of what had b,en going
Oh. Went Iuio the iorecasile to sleep, and was found
IA his berth IN le morning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

AFFRAY.-The O~enSborough, Ky. Bulletin
gives on accouat Of al ufiray that occurred recently
a few miles back Of that town. a Mr. Edwards,
wishing to run away with a Miss Lamb against the
consent Of her family. employed Two Of hs friends.
Wall and Wright. to take her irrm her falheF rs
house. Wall and Wright were discovered and
ordered of. They refused to go, and an ARRAY took
place between them and The father and brother OF
the young lady. the elder Lamb gave Wall a severe
cut IN the forehead, add the younger Lam5 received
from Wright a dangerous stab under The hean.-
Wright fled.
The young lady denies hat she ever consented L.
run away.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

ANOTHER CONVERT-The hard money men
sinking in Their shOes-COl William Medrl, late
Representative IN Congress from The Fairfield Dis.
lricI, and quite a distinguished IUcofoco, addressed a
meetlag Of citizens IN Tins place OF last Thursday e..
veEing. IN the cour-e Of which we understand he
Took occasion TO repei with IND,GNArIoN The charg.
es oi his being IN favor o! exclusive hard money
currency. and avOwed himself a friend Of Banks
We did attend ide meeting. Int hear from variJus
sources that Col Medhl boldly and abuve hoard
made these decIn'ations. We regard this rs an i'm.
porant acquisition TO The Wing cause. rs Col Medill
$ a candidate for Congress IN This district. AID has
been Cauvassing Tor a domination for The last ST
weeks. IL shows which way the wind blows.-Cir
cLeUnLe HeraLd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28
Messrs. Moons, BARuNGEp, &c.
ANALYsIS OF MAIZE OR INDIAN

AN ALYalS OF MAIZE OR INDIAN
see IL asserted in the May
lumber Of Ihc Cuitivator, that no analy-
Siq by foreign chemists has yet been fur
ni>hed US OF maize or Indian corn, and
tho editors infer. that Dr. d ma, in the
New England Farmer, has been the
hrSt 10 do so. Indian corn has been ana
USED by the German chemists repeated
y, and we have now Il translation OF
me OF these y ing b.fore us,taken from
Burgers Manual OF Land IiusDa dry
There are also two tables in Thomson'S
Chems ~ Of Organic Bodies, published
IN London IN 1888. Professor GoIham's
ye believe, somewhat earlier:
1,.-'ySiS of lDD DJrts oI H,s-e bu C,-b,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

A S~PEClMEN-At The late election in Lonis.
iana. The precinct Of Cheniers COmusda, IN st.
james, which hiss generally Tcled a clean Wing
vote Of 81 polled but one vote. and that one Tor q
Leo candIdste! Thus Is a specimen Of The apathy
which pervsdsd the STATE. eyou the Loco vote
being lah ess then might have been expected
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

We notice. that the work GA the Claal is still
progressing. We fear, however. that IL viii be
stopped. though report that the Contractors vii con.
iinue The work, and that too, under the contract a.
entered in;o with Gen McNeiL-CumJerLand Cici-
Ian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE!u

FROM WHEELING 10 Baltimore, Washing
ton City Philadelphia, Ns0 York and Bos-
ton.
BY an arrangement for a term Of years, with
thea BaltimO and Ohio anu Philadelphia
and Baltimore Rail Road Companies, the
proprietOrs Of the Good Intent and National
Road Stage companies FROM Wheeling, are now
prepared 10 bill passengers through TO BaltwOrs
for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

BY an imperial ukase. published al ST. Petersburg.
all Jews residing within 90 wersts Of The frontier
lines 0f Prussia and Austria, are ordered 10 proceed
mOrs into the Interior, Those whO pcsses habIui.
rous aud property within that range, srs required
90 sell them within tNU years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

EIGHT THINGS THAT ID u LOOK
WELL AMONG FARMERS 1t docs not look well
I let The garden srry up 10 Msel-. and Ihsn say
Tint "A garden - good for nuIhing
IL does not lopk well To have The gate without
hinges. held up "a tlc gateway hy u prop IN n
'slruiindicular" position, leaving at the bottom an
aperture through which some hog with a cunv enIeul
hose can rub. usd so slip around into the garden.
Ii docs not look we'll Tor a MAJ To hump and
abuse his horses or oxen, just 10 try his whip; or to
suffer his boys To do 80.
II does not 'ook we'll to Keep the horse in a stable
T. OF cleaned. I'LL hs hind feet ure IS degrees higher
tn al his iure feel. 80 that he Is obliged 10 rear up to
gel himselfon "a level every Time lac wishes to swal
lOw q lille hay or oars.
Il does look not WILL 10 nave The women hang OUT
The clothes on rough AMI rhO0.y bu,nrs, and eur hem
IN getting Them oil. When q neat iIae Noald save
that trouble
IL d as not look we'll for q nnn To keen six lank
hungry greyhouuds. when he Can kcep nO cow or
pig; and for no purpose but Ia Murry the neighburs
ca'tle. and annoy the neIghborhoOd wiIh continual
barking.
II does not look wel fnr farmers daughters to he
ala ways talking nbonI piano-p AZ ing and he iullings
OF SIgLoT CaniHuinI; " nIie lIvy de- mt know If what
but ter - made. und pretend 10 suppose CIV a
RI InocerUs.
Ii does not look well for nnyboiy's daughters Ia
walk the streets III kd slips ~ December, aud lace
Iemsrlves so crIelly that Their voices waste away.
and Their checks turn 10 the color of T. ~oonlighI.
Prairie FaTusr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

FUSEflSM-Ws regret exceedingly that we
are not able TO compete with our yarou. contempt
FARES 10 furnishing our readers wIIh a learned die.
QUESTION on P~u'syism; but as we arc not sufficiently
familiar with the subject 10 understand precisely
what business that whole discussion has in the news.
paper press we have been compelled 10 de,ist. more
especially, as, Par.haps We might he so unfortunate
~ thereby to throw Them into a oaLaleptc slate. O.
Iher~Ise, if we got "uur back up" We might scratch
out a few IDEAS about t that would a.meys, II mo-,
edry those Who have been smelling out The rat.hoIc,
Of POpcdOm.
We we're never very fond Of tho varou, isms tha.
charlcleuss secls; aud least Of al one mau.ism from
Mdisusm 10 JJe smith sm. and as little a. any or,
wo disposed 90 like Pu.eysD, iOr 1 msy isaJ 10
serious duwback on, aud dlsturbances "a tho goo,
old church that will yield more of the fruits Of bt
Ter rsprOsch. Than o. t1e religion Of love.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

The parksi ship lOUa sailed ir0 r. New York on
Monday iyf HAVE, uIth S7bg25 zoo MEXICAN silver
ahd I've franc pieces. The B1rguuday tysk out
ti55b6l ou the suh. sud stU,UUU have been shI1.
PED 70 dihcreut WeE Iudta pJrz, making total Of
$50 So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28
FATAL RENCOUNTER.-A rencg,

FATAL RENCOUNTER.-A rencounrer with
pistols took place al a hotel in Nashville. Tennessee.
on "Wednesday night last, between Jesse } Bryan.
Of Cisrksyills, ard Gideon G MatlOck. Of Cabbage.
which resulted in the death orihs former. Matlock
fed and Of the lest dates had not been npsrehenJed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28
IL DOLLARSs
Aad TO Philadelphia for
~ DOLLARS.

Time from Wheeling to Baltimore % hours.
DO do PHILADELPHIA 40 do
every day a. s o'clock, A VI. and az all
other hours That parties may wish. securing 20
those who desire not 10 travel a. night, opp0rtu-
hty 20 lay over.
The character Of these lines, teams and coaches,
are TOO we'll known % the public, To require fur
al er remark.
Safety, seed, economy aad comfort 20 passsn-
gers, will be The great aim Of the prOprIet0rs.
Through tickets given 10 passengers az the
Wheeling Office, Wheeling.
ID HUTCHINSON, Agent for he
Good Intent StaRs 70,
VIM X NkWNAM, agent
" r.. Stage CoJnPgy.
For tickets apply at the Great Central
stage ufics on Mater o.. one 3 or shove 'io 81
Hufci.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-28

MARKETS--Wheat has fallen in GAINESVILLE to
60 cents per busheli and Flour 81 per Dbl. Corn
sells al p cents per bushel.