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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-18
MILITARY NOTTCE

a i an adjourned meeting Of board of officers
IN ofIhe 4h Regiment Virginia Militia. held at
The Council Chamber ON Saturday evening the 3lsl
AT. Tie following resolution was adopted unani-
nous.
Resolved That in the opinion Of lhis board il i.
the duty Of every commissioned officer Of the m,itia
Of this commonwealth TO attend promptly Of The
hour every meeting and parade; and any office
falling to attend when properly bolified Is gully OF
derslicon Of duty.
Ordered, that the above resolution be published
IN the city papers. GEO w SIGHTS.
Jan III Clerk 4fh Rogt
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~LATKR STILL. ~
WATER RENTS.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.
THNHE EXCHANGE HOTEL. IN Springfield. is
offered for rent II is situated in The most
pleasant and business par Of the town. and is
large commo1ious brick building. Has good ste.
bling. sufficient Cor 40 50 horses. aud sheds Tor
carriages wOod house, ice house ard other out
buildings-a 10 goUd repair
The house - az present occupied aHd furnished by
r Phillips, who being desiruus Of quitting the bu-
siness. would sell the furniture and give immediate
possession. PHILLIPS.
Springfield, Jan 10 2mw
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FOR RENT.

WO Store rooms on Main South Wheeling, in
u the most business part Of the CITY, one OF
them at present occupied by VIM M'Aieehen as a
gfOe cry establishment, for which it is we'll cacuIa.
'eu. Possession given the first Of April
For particulars enquire Of w BASSETT.
Inn5
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FINE PRINTING INK.

FlNL EhANIlNG INK
IINH subscribers have a constaHt sunpIv oT
Il Printing Ink Of various qualities fi6m 30
cents 10 ZOO per pound from the Eagie Printing
Ink Mandatory, which they offer to printers
at reduced prices, and which they confidently
recommend 10 purchasers as being fully eousI 10
any nanuts ctured IN the east OF west. they have
usSc Il on the best work for the last tnree months
Owing 10 ITS peculiar blackness, but a small
quantity IS required on the type, which MAKES IL
the most economical INK IN use, even at former
prices.
PriCes-News Ink 80 cents per In
Book Ink, 40 do
Extra Book ink So do
Terms cash.
; r Co are also agentsfor Nm Hagar s. Cos
New York; T. pc foundry, and are constantly
supplied with Type and other printing apparatus
which they offer for sale al New York prices
SHEPARD s. co.
Stereotype Founders and Printers,
Third street between Walnut and Vine
Cincinnati jan "a 2w
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PRINTING INK,
MEMOIRS
no TnE PTRIIC

To THE PUBLIC.
III ANING noticed n communication over tba
"a II signalnre Of J CCCKEY. proprietor Of the
Wheaiheid Inn that I am no longer IN his eniplov.
meni' take he earliest opportunity Of informing
me PUBIC That have engaged with r NJ BEAM
at the Merchants H,lel South CBorI,, ST., -
Should my friends feel disposed to patronize the
Merchants Hotel, nothing ST. all be LEFT nndone 10
render them comfortable. The Merchants Ho,sl
has been enlarged within the last few weeks.
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Baltimore jan II I'm RIB
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ONE FIRE MORE,

bUNCH RAlSINS-25 boxes Best M. r. Raj
- sins, received and for sale low by
aug Is KING g. CRUMBACKER
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DAYS FROM CUMRERI.ANO--

/ w MITCHELL. Deputy for
ARCH WOUDS,
dec 20--tS SheriH Of 4 lb;c q,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-27

We have published some ol the leading parlIcu.
Jars connected with tie event OF the disruption OF
he church Of Scotland. which took place on the
IGN OF last month We no,s copy the
address to the Queen, which was adopted at a sub.
'eqneni meeting Of the free Assembly:
May Il please your Majesiy-
we me ministers and elders of The Free PROBES.
innt Church of Scotland. convened IN Tins our
General Assembly. be. leave To approach Tho ,hro,e
wiIh feelings OF profound uuoch uent In your mai \
~ and the other members Of tho ROYAL House
"Under ~ seusr Of the obliea iions which lie up,n
Us 10 maintain the principles of our eCclesinstIca
constitution as these are declared in the Weslmin
lstet cnnirsst,u uG faith Il other standards or the
Church of Scotland; and ratified AID confirmed H.,
divers acts OF Parliament, forth the chu CHI
claim OF right. we have been compelled, by what
we regard rs entertainments OF The Government
anu Legislature, To Tenpuucc the benefits resulting
from our cOnneIlon with this Slaic.
~ large portion ofGhe people under our charge,
acuated by the same views aud feeling. have with
drawn along with Us from the Scottish ccclesia sti-
cal establishment, ani continue under our pastoral
care.
The reasons Of the act OF 20 partition are ber,re
the world; and have heon frequently and fully STA.
ted TO your Majesty Cox eminent Iu the position
IN which We and our people now stand we respect.
Ia W olaim, and confidently lock tor the protection
OF the British Constitution.
AS the ministers aud elders ola church or Christ
It shall he our Constant cndcavor whilst we dis.
charge our spiritual functions. 10 impress on III
conscience OF the people un Ger care the ublirr
ton OF rendering duo obedience 4, the civil power
as duty dtmnuded Ivy tie hrssest of all nnIhor:-
hes aud by regard To tho pence aud prosperity of
the country.
THAT II may please Almighty sod, the God and
Father OF our Lord Jesus Christ, 10 preserve the
lie oi your MaJcsiy and the other members ui
me Royal Family; that lac may hess you ~ your
domestic relations; that your rei,n may he ling ard
Prosperous aud that NJ last you may be paraker of
crown Of glory, il the devout and earnest PRAYER
OF your MiJesry's lnya and dulilrI Subiect.
THE MINISTER'S AND ELDERS OF TIL.
FREE PROTESTANT CHURCH or
SCOTLAND
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-27

The following pIrlIcu'ars Of the death Of Mr.
Letare, are from The Boston Bulletin. We publish
hem. as we know that all must feel an interest M
the circumstances attending the death Of one among
the first men Of the country. man. from has legal
atlainments and character probably better adep'cJ
to Gil the Office OF Attorney General than any other
man except Mr. Criuenden.
Mr. Legore suffered occasionally severe pain m
the early stages Of his complaint bat for the last
thirty hours. though frequently incotamude,l he
/ could hardly be sand TO suffer more than ohCe c.
twice, Und then only for lew insiauIs. Through
the last night, AMI through even his last moments
he easy md trarquI, aud lrum first 10 iasl his
| mind clear firm, aud perfectly composed
knowing his constitutional toudeAcics he apprehcn
ded Iie termination OF hrs d. from a very early
perodi aud made every ueediuI disposition touching
ms affairs private aud public, IN his anlIcipa
tons should be realized. lie desired on Monday
that the unopened dispatches received by him. from
Eng laud the day before, should be delivered To the
| President of the Uued States, together with all
papers under has control belonging To the Govern
meni, except suCn as are ~ those Departments al
Washington, of which he wns the head. THIS was
done after the President returned from Lowell
The President himself H. and m he'd, received them
with great Scusbduy, and seemed quite unable Ia
reconcile himself 10 the idea. that he aud the na ~
were about 10 sustain great a loss of which thus
was 10 hIm the first dsuucl warning. la all other
points, both amidst ms sutlerngs and during the
exhaustion that beloved Ghem.-Mr Lcgare was
equally Tranquil and cOlIeced,-shuwing at eacl,
moment the uccIruale spirit and the vigorous po ~.
crS which have, irUm youth upward, marked bis
manly AMI noble character. lie more than once
thanked God, that, having left Washington with
great reluctance. lac was dying in the mere perior
nance Oi his public duties; but lac evidently felt M
regrets except when speaking OF a much loved SIS.
ier.-Ihe only remaining member of ms Immediate
iamIY, 10 whom he hid al Nsys been musI ten,Ierlv
attached Ills last words.-a few moments be tore
hs death auG airer his external senses had partly
failed were of her. But 50 tranquil was the clU-
sing scene. that the friend IA whose arms no rested
was n"i coHscious that his spirit had passed. uuui
The attendant physician made IL known 10 him
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TO TIE PITBIJC

=" HEREAS, by letters Of att,,,.,, r.
w Jonathan Gaylord Hdtha,vav a.. IoIn
2ut4oused 10 prosecute all Infringement , 10y
his Patent TiEhts, by making vending ar ,,spt o,'
me Patent Hot air CoOFiHP Sfores'i in Vy 80,
virginia or the State Of Ono-aud gy L.S s,,oII
am informed that divers persons are co,o.,aai .
manufacturing, vending and using s,gs ,sn -, Ili
Duek Fdtent oo0Fiug store" i'm this viCi,i,,
Hhleh otONe is a dWcct infringement of the D.
cot nights OF said Hathaway VIC %
NOW ihls ~ 90 caution the Public o.,,,., a. .
c0niluuauce sf SAID iu Infringement "a ,'s' me
9Hy directed 20 prosecute al persons a. H. zl'9ll
immediately discontinue It. "''D 10 Hel
caguoniHg he public arsfpst IN r,,.-.
"a noulo eau their attention tO tbst s.,,,'l'oHl
lhe aisHt Laws by which those ssU; 700 OF
aIS nsil 81 laly = spOusbIe with tia - '.''N
- NybiNSON, Atty. for J q, "a l.'NgI'
WheelnE, June a., Is4l. N'"H"Af.
.H,l psIs7ns wishing 90 urOcurs tb. D..
80 ~ nam iaclurc UT cell the IT4f5g,,,, J5,
10 pv Io0ttHg Stores ta tho qfato III 49,, -
aoso og feascnable terms bv appivi1g ~, - y ~
ny fesiacqce iu JuiOutown pa ,s 10y ~
authorEeo ~ sell aud convey tn rigl, t az. HuIY
any part o. Toe state Of Ohio or Ws,fr-s ~ aH Of
not slready disposed I'll 7''s'' Virginia
gu letters post paid, addressed 70 49,. a.
so'iec' WIZ Dc promptly stfrn Jed 10. '''
m h.L. ROBINSON
Al JooAlns 2l'Ye can be had al Marffusyiil.
sI unet, aud our agent Elias Hill will '5ftSrJ ~
ttEcuaR and putting Them 90 for tbo-c ~.
ven % purchase ROBIN son a FRfSptE ITO
10 % uFu
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Who Is there that looking hack on The history Of
our country can separate Massachus ellis from Virrr
mar VIII" Is there that separate the whole m.
led Nrgnian from the sons of this noble common.
wealth. (Cheers) ] wish that the embodied snirif
I, "I virginia were here. Aye, she would say 10 this
noble Stale, liaIl 10 Thee hail. hail TO Thee nv sis
ter. (iicre there were SIX tremendous cheer
feel am ircsPlssIng upon the privilege Won hive
gwen me. Cries IL" No, no. go on. @ on" Lei
me Then, eTPreSsa sentiment which had occasion
~ name 10 che ofmy brother Yrginiaus short lime
SINCE nave Observed oil that passed under my eye
quay ana nave seen much, aye, much that
proves the wealth and taste orIhe neoule-1nucb
that shows rapid advancement in the arts nd scien
ces' and IN the Civilization Of The age But there
was moral beauty in the scene which surpassed
All lhis. Foi, wherever went. although therevere
crowds upon crowds 81 all your streets vet all y,os
"'uer anh harmonyi there was every where au open
! palh-no strife dsorIer-no couG,siop-tbo
| whole OF this immense crow was managed by n
wave Of the hand, and a lllIIe two foot sroT-,lI
Vinced Their ipve Of order. I thought every p,lice.
I man saw was kind OF a magician. conlr0uin, ali
/ uy ms nod. lLJud cheers) Ia my own Stale We
nave large crowds assembled frequently; I will NOT
say 'hal Ihefe so large crowd could not have been
50 easily managed as here-bur dare HARDLY hone
lhaI % could, have never vet seen a scene that
was irnught with such moral be,uiv XVbers al
were ~ submissive "a their love Of order What IS
U'' makes mat lille staff more powerful than IN
| DHs'Iins OayOueis Of mOuurchal governmental
/ Know That much Of this conduct aud right feeling
! You owe 10 your admirable New England system of
oI pnblic scJ)l instruction To this you may oW Z
much. but above all uther things yuu owe this low,
oi aII That elevaies aud purifes. 10 the haowed tea
chings OF Tho mothers knee-rhero Mr. T. jshur wa,
/ deeply Affected, aud the cheering was Immense) D.
Where ih5se 3 cred lessons were first Taught the
/ iruus Oi which so have seen 80 beautifully erem
pl,hed to day-and which have placed Massuehu
-etis where she is sitting high on the scale OF
| liberal and civilized governments. And ii Vrgtn
"a were here 10 day, she too. would have something
CO. say u this mailer. She would say, come here y,
governments 81 tie old world that have grown gre,
/ n false systems, come here % Massachusetts ant
learn 10 be great and happy aud wise. CTremcn
dous cheerng) Aad now, az a just tribute 10 you
'nd grateful Tor the kind manner n which you hav
noticed my beloved State. lei me give you
| "MassAcHgsErrs-lo iu tie conflicts bl
"hich our liberties were won. and foremost 10 show
| us what Our liberties are worth"
Tremendous cheering followed. and Mr. Upshu
Fatdowu completely oyorPowsrsd by his feeling.
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rs could at times distinctly see the bal
,oou and pieces of paper, Of which a
large quantity was whrled out of the
car IN the beginning of the scene. | al
so noticed that 4 violent convolutionary
action was going on, like fermentation,
and the direction Of the passage of the
haIl and snow was promiscuous. Such
rs the history Of this short, but wiul
ana magnificent trip, and can assure
my readers when again meet clouds OF
'n'S character, as have frequently,
Shall part company at the earliest oIpor
'u"Ity, ny ascending sufficiently to pass
over them, or keep sufficiently low to
pass beneath them.
Very respectfully, your obi friend,
JOHN WISE.
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THE THRALDOM oF THE PORTER po

TIE THRALDOM or THE PORTER POT
-CaHgls On his Pes, aud Present. has die sizu,.
fcsnt paragraph
"But truiy, a. we bavs meanwhile 10 remark.
tbe itbeny yf uJt being oppressed bV youS FELLOW
mea' o. au uiispsuslbIe yet one Of the most insig.
uidcsut fractional paris Of human liberty N1ms1
1pprases ibes eau bd thee fetch or carry. rOne o.,
60, without reason shown True. from eli men fbar
sri eJuBUcipsiod, Dot from Tbysclf and Fou t,s
Devil No mea, wiser or Unwscr. eau make thee
come Or g.. bat thY ova utilities, bewilJrrmepf.
chg fsi-s sppoutss fJr Macy, Windsor Gs9rres and
sueb iiksf No mau OPpresses ihee q free and 4,
depegjsDt Frsnchissr bur does uu this afrJJ.s
Porter rot gppress Hcsf No son 1T Adam GO 90
fhso cone or GO. hut ibs absg,J Ppt OF II.,s, ~,
has ecu ani Jpes' Thu gyt tbe tlrsH mos "a ~.
dns the suba. bot Of tIy oua brutsi sn,.r,,.. -,
tho se'ufoi drsl sfl1upr AID ,Fgg a,,t..f, 4, IA.
tiJsst' Thou eHurs Jy.L1sst.. '"'
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VALUABLE sHEEP.-A tsW lays since zee
we're sh0wH fleece OF very enc aud beautiful
clean washed wool, weighing s,gLt D0aafs. cIrpee8
ffo'n S1rpug buck by Cyioaei LJrand. Of h,4
place , 90 hne"'s Of wool, and prJJucuvcuezs.
Col Is sheep are Got % be surpassed Iy s8y - j,
OBJ s country
There ere no animals msrs suscep,,bIs al ,r.,.
prlvoHisu1 Than sheep. sni SEE our tanner go..
reilly. afe auui0ut Witb the C1sSss up,las r.,5,,.r
brseds. when good sheep be kspt e,if6 a. i,,I.
tfsubis and sTpenss Aco1riiHr Go ths se.... +,
1870. che number Of shecp CO. ise Unitsd s5,ss 80.
1871 iS'tt'9 ',a.E 'sgrh below ,,s true aumbsr.5
y'oidtng aulY 55,SJ2liJ pgUn5s oi ug,i an ,,.r
age Of about cue p3gUf cod tblfisea ar4,.. T.. -
sheep Npw Hfs BE- much icu fbFB .r. l-tf 49,
average weight Of 6ns uU5l Reerss yvbg -
s fhsi 'u' i1U"crs a. not more ssruss,lg eel 4,
ImprJ's fhsir d',A'-Casrss7 1,ve,
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TO uATTERS-

4 CASE Gum SheaC,
4 bbIs Alcohol,
Just received and Tor saIe Very low C,, ,.,.,,.
je27 BBNIrNIECHEN -, S,'"'
NT RlE'TIES or DISEASES AND TUrIR
v CURE-Numerous Ms are comploints 10
whrh mankind are liable. they all spring from the
cause aud That cause lies IN the stomach Here
The food concentrates for the support Of the ,,b,I
body, and from thence is distributed ibr,ugb,pt ,b
irame How necessary is d then that this parlicpIor
junction OF the human form should be Ipokcd aCa,
W ume. SaiEburn's Vegetable Extract Pills firm.
ca extensively from vegetable extracts are ono ~
'he most valuable medicines ever discovered d.
renewing all complaints which become mixed ,,,;,t,
,ne system, from errors Of diet operating upon the
Doves, From this, and this cause alone. ariso an
complaints which terminate 10 death. Try STAIN.
BOKNS PlLDS. Office, No 335 Broadwav N v
Price % Gus per box. For sale by
JOHN n THOMPSON
al the bookstore Of w J Roth
HsLy w BASSETT
SIulh Wheeling
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! The following accounts orthe progress
of experiments on coal, now taking
place at Washington, we take from the
correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun -
II IS rather singular that no coal from
the valley ofthe Mississippi was forwar
ded for the purpose Of testing lis CON
Parative qualities:
I'VE are gratitied TO find that the ex
perlmontS in coal az the Navy Yard arc
progressing with all the rapidty that
the importance Of the subject ms,ifics.-
The owners Ofthe various mines thar
have furnished samples for these inve,
! legations, are doubtless anxious TO know
the results as soon as possible, but To
make these results satisfactory as well
to the Government and public as them.
selves, time for patient research must be
allowed. The work is one of immense
labor, and when completed will be- en-
UreIy satisfactory TO all parties. There
are between IS and 40 different varieties
OF coal. in quantities Of not less than
two tons each, About half a ton per
day IS the maximum mount that can be
CONSUMED for generating steam, in a
manner that shalt DO fun Justice 10 tn
sample operated upon From this j.
will be at once seen that some months
must elapse before the examination i
As these experiments have
been ordered by Government primarily
to determine the relative value Of the
different kinds Of fuel for all the purDo
ses for which the Government may need
them, IL is evident no report or iniorma.
ton can be given of any particular
kind until he whole is completed I'm
dcei The attention Of those engaged is so
applied 10 maxine Inc evnari.
ruenls and uotinu the rns,,I,s Tho,
time is left IN DreD,ra, ra.,,,,, - 81,
particular s,ecias ~ ,r,s,,,, ~, -
~ sr,,c III ho.,,,-o -
.lers,onj :. -, 49,, ar -, ;-,,,,,...,
have q ready cvinccJ ,,i,Ih, 49,
bren ev,c,,cd . So, l. -
the rcsIrts IF ,bo ro.,,95,,,I,a.
coal in winch H., 90 ;s,,.,,I '"o
soon as md. - - 800 100 90
STATE th,t rbsso 80 ~
ed in the n,ost NH. ,I,' C,''' u1'
person Who o,,v -, - '''i ""y
witness any mar, Or Tho ~, 1'
and make such notes or ohSerra,io0 s 'oS'
ne may tbink nrnnor '''''''i0 d
lis 10 ba rarra,,ai ,Lo, c,,
an oonori,n;tv 10 to-, ,t'a ny
ties of all the co,l n.,,Ia.I I.''',,o PT"'!
ted Sra,cs.has no, boan ~ co, -, a nc y ~
NJ, a1,l =" ~ OcS" oS YET embraced
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A vIRGINIAN IN FANEuLIALL-1n.

A YIRGINIAN IN FANEUIL IIALL.-In lr
general account Of the dinner at Faneuil Hall after
the Bunker Hill celebration on Saturday. bror
reference was made 10 the speech Of Nj Upshur-
letter in The Herald thus reports it,
Mr. Bancroft. the second Vice President, after a
few predatory remarks, highly complimentary To
Virginia, gave
VIRGINIA AID MAssA CHUs Errs-Their r,alues
are blended IN The Annals Of their cuuntrys glory,
their sons wall cherish ever the freedom aud the
Union established by their sireS." ok checrsA
Mr. Up'hur aud said-As several SONS of
virginia are assembled 10 plrIake Of your kind hos.
pilaitlies u becomes sumo one of them lo reSpoud
To The honor yum have 50 elO1uenty paid them /
deeply feel any compliment done 10 me or my vsne
rated State. 10y The people Of Massachusetts IN Fa
neriII Hal. la the great struggle TOR our Liberties
these iva states entered the contest simultaneously
Ii - part OF Massachusetts, mans education IO know
all these things In dCIa the schOpl boys with their
saIchels can icll you Of all thai was done at LcAng.
ton. aud Bunker Hill, aud Yorktown; they know
That these were the commencement Of q great WORK
rat was 10 redeem u world. Cheers And AT.
though Il was The lot Of Virginia To give To Massa-
chusetts 10 the United States no the idea Is Too
icslrIciing- the whole world; for there never
was but one Washington, and there Will he another
-(Tremendous cheers yet there is muI enough 81
hIs gnry aud renOwn TO give 10 ALL aud oil tu have
enough. (Cheersl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-27

TIE CAB.NEr.-The melancholy demise oil
Mr. Legare. The acting Secretary Of STATE has crea.
TED an addn1nll vacancy IN The Cabinet, and pro-
duced many sPeculatIJus anI COujectures a. 10 the
probable statesmen who may be selected 10 supply
Their places. We hear the names Of Mr. David
llenshaw OF Massachusetts, and Governor Shannon
Of Ono. mentioned "a cJnnecuOn with them
We need hardly remind our readers that both those
gentlemen are. aud ever have been, Democrats. "a
l"h communion with the party aud enjoying ITS uu
qualified confidence. -Phd. Mercury
or the first VIC can say nothing or the last ~,
I can only slv bbsU
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VA r nre instructed 10y our cun,ignors 10 self ,,
v Auction ON Thursday and Friday % IA ami
3jth insI' rs large amount Of GOODS as il n,.s.
bic, they having heavy payments 10 make east in
eN days Ihes- 'nds consist piiIcIp1y of SUM.
MER WEAR. and many arc Of the best malt, :
We would therefore respectfully soil ct the lod,es
a"d gentlemen 10 attend II they wish BARGAINS
Is will positively sell
Sale will commence At 10 o'clock each day.
Trrms-CASH.
BRENTL!NGER & SIALLCROSS. Aucl'rs.
ie 27
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NEW YORK F,,J,, p Al

Inc Eastern Mail did not arrive lhs morning
until hal past / O'clock having been detained by
The fog on the sound
There Is lille more activity 10 cotton 10 dav the
sales amount u 600 bales; prices are shade lower
Flour Is very firm. sales Of Gcnesee we're made
al th5,I5i Ohio common brands S. la69, Mich.
gan $3.50 ,j,62l b Georgetown 50.
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WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
TUESDAY. JUNE 81. 1919.
TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1913.
FoR PRESIDENT ~ 1874,
"a II y Is n e. J. A n.
FoR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. or MAssACHUsETTs.

WM RlNES-The Washington correspondent
II Mr. Tylsrs New Orleans organ says. that VIM c
Ryes rs decidedly favorable TO Mr. Cas- for the
next Prcsdenl as his frs, choice" and that Mr. X,
will take ground mex, winter upon the quei ton Of
he right u visit ia accordance with the Cass doc.
irInc.' II is somewhat agreeable To learn, last
where Mr. Rivcs docs stand. lie has been for some
years like The lrshmIn's pig. running about much
that one could cOunt him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-27

The Philadelphia Peuasylyauiau con
Jams publication which SHOWS that
if@Fei ON the Columbia Rahrod as attcn-
ded with great danger Of lie and limb,
an conseq 1eges or the bad management
% .aOse wbo have the trans 40 cbarrc.