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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-13
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G. GREGORY Sc Co. Managers.

J. u. GREGORY sc Go. Managers.
ALEXANDRIA, AOTp9aYo
Glass NO. ~ for IS44.
TO be drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday,
December 14th 1874
IA ORA WIN NOS. OUT OF IS.
CAPITALS.
10000 Dolors 10000 Dollars!
5000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
&c. &c.
Tickets S1O-Halves S5-Quarters So SO.
Certificates of packages of 25 Whole Tickets $40
Do do IS Half do so
Do do IS Quarter do 80
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
CLASS As FOR 1874
To be drawn in Alexandra. D. c.. on Saturday,
December, 2lst, 1914.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
$4,000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
5000 Dollars! 3,l4O Dollars!
5000 Dollars! $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars!
SO Prizes OF 1000 Dollars.
&c. &c.
Tickets SlO-Halves $5-Ouarters 81 so
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 25 Half do IS
Do do IS Quarter do 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-13

United States Ssatist;s.-Takisg me popn,s
lation OF the Unfted States 70 beln round nnHi-
bers, II ,0o0, 900, the proportion -. a...a
manufaciu,es and trades, l.500, coo
commsrcs, fisheries, &c. 1850, 600
mines, forests, &c. 100000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-13

:. Udferf00--'Hhat DO you think 81
Wsserlop' ! enquired Of an old fellow /
found one tinlorning digging in my gardeus
where he had been hired to assist by the
lazy head gardner. 1 think of itl' said
the old crab. stopping and leaning upon
his spade, i thought IT hell upon earth. T.
was utterly deaf with. the continued roar Of
the artillery On one side or the other, and
the sound of the musketry Of the men be-
side me. could not see my conaPanion's
face for one minute las he stood next mel
for the thick smoke, and the next [ found
him choaking. retching and vomiting in
the agones of death, and clutching my ye<
ry feet. Sometimes shot went tearing
through our xanks, and almost shaking the
part of the square where l had been for
some hours standing, seeming to loosen
our files as it knocked the poor fellows
head over heels, like ninepins on bowling
green; and. then we heard the familiar tones
Of the old Colonel. to prepare for cavalrys
as these devilsh cuirasslers poured upon
US, and we were wedged together into
wall of iron again to receive them. That's
all know about my feelings, SIR SAID the
old soldier, II was terrible sight, and
awful TO look upon. 1t was hell upon
ear.h,' be muttered, as he resumed his
spade, and commenced digging with en-
ergy.-United Service Magazine.
Marriage OutrigM.-In one of the up-
per counties Of the State Of North Carolina,
a young fellow named Ben Sykes, had
courted a fair one for. some years, but eth
er was not ready or willing TO put the
custom; she was fully wiling-perhaps
too willmg-but he never come TO. the
Scratch A, last she got mad, and said she
would marry Bill Patterson, if he ever
courted her again. Bill, on hearing of this
determination, went once more and put big
claim;he was ascurvy fellow in some things,
and neither. ma ma nor 'dad' was willing
to it. SO he secretly goes to R, got
a license, and that night made off for
Gretna squire. Intheir road to happiness,
however, who should they meet but Ben
Sykes. He bad got an inkling Of what
was going on; and when he met them. he
understood how the case lay. a.
Sally says he, + have fooled you, that's
a fact, & am sorry for i, But ifyou still
prefer me to Bill Patterson, just say so, and
| will give him ,hrashlng. take his IL
cense, and old Moody shall marry us to-
night -. 81
.The old love was too strong for the new.
Ben gave Bill a thrashing, took his gall
and (what he hated more) his license,
which cost him rs cents, and was off with
his tpluIider to Moody's. The old squire
did not so well understood how one man
could be married of license granted to
/ another. Ben said he did not himself I'M.
derstand the law bubbles, but this he did
know. that unless he did it, he (.he sqeirel
would catch it too. This hint was enough
for Moody. who, without more ado, pro-
nounced them man and wife.
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most violent outcry when pinned to The
ground. 7e --f..-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-13

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
Of Packages in the above splendid Lotteries will
receive the most prompt attention, and all official
account of each dra,Ong sent Immediately after it
is over to all who order from us-address,
]. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
II Richmond Virginia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-13
TO youRNEYWEN TAILORs.

WTANTED IMMEDIATELY, three first
w rate Journeymen Tailors, to whom con-
slant employ will be given, and the best wages.
Call OH, or address line to V. r. PERSON,
Oct. Is, 1914. Wilmington, N. &.
The Charleston Mercury will please insert 8
tires, and forward account to this Office. 5tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-13
Wilmington
HATS y GAPS

My arrangements with one of the best manufac-
tories at the North are such that can furnish all
kinds of HATS and CAPS at the lowest possible
Prices My stock oil Hats will at all times consist
Of Beaver fine Nutria, Black Nutria, Muskrat,
black and drab Russia, Brush, Black, and Pearl
Cashmere, Coney, and a large assortment ofblack
and drab Wool Hats, and handsome assortment
Of linens and boys
SPO4R1Ia HATS
ofvarious styles, shape, and color. Also, large
assortment of mems, boys, and infants Caps,
Of almost every style and quality. French dress
star patterns, French dress pocket Ole Bull plush
Bands, soft finished Guards, boys Guards Youths
Parisians, Silk Velvet, Velveteen, glazed Lawns,
Sealette, Otter, Seal, Muskrat, Robinson, Infant
Jockey, &c. &c: &c. Which will sell at whole
sale or retail very low for cash.
Country merchants will find it to their advan'
'age to call and examine my stock before purcha
sing, as can sell them as cheap as they can buy
IN New York.
>, n. B.-Particular attention paid to Ironing ovel
Hats. CORNEIJJTS MYERS.
Oct 25, ls44-r6-tf
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READ THIS!
Blacks11aiG timing

IL WOOD
4 ATELY from Fayetteville, N. c., respectful
- ly informs the public that he has located in
the town of Wilmington, and is carrying on the
Blacksmith Business
in all its various branches. He has on hand, of
his own manufacture, handsome and substantial
assortment of Round Shayes, which he
challenges to be surpassed either in beauty or du-
rablity. Pr 1UADSo
He will keep Oh hand superior assortment.
REPAIRING,
of every description, in his ine promptly attented
to and substantially executed.
L. w. will be thankful to the public for share
Of their patronage.
His shop is situated on the Wharf, nearly oPPo-
site Messrs. Hall & Armstrong; Distillery, where
he may at all times be found during business hours.
Nov. %, 1914. lO-4t
(hronicln a times
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
ROPES. ROPES.

Nn hand and for sale general assortment Of
Z } Cnrdore, consisting IN part rs iollowG
White Tar'd and Manila Ropes of oil sizes
1000 lh- Packing Yarn
l0n0 0aknm
5oo .. Braem rwue warranted good.
Also Lines and T~ines of evrrgTareiy andslz-
ou If which viii he sold ns cheap a' ran he pnr
chased in this city or PtlShnreh.
Fl,, Beeswax Ginseng, Corn Btooms. oals am
earn ,oken in exchange al Wheeling Market price
nr Cortloce. at the old stand formerly occupied b
DsrQe & fIuee, Ne W ter street
CHARLES II BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
SOMETHING NEW.

4 now md chean FTTP Nj SIZING WARE
HOUSFat No .. North How'ri s.. Balnm,are.
NEARLY onnosite the Wheatfeld inn9 whrre
thcv intend Ia keen on h,nd an evten slve 'ssori-
mont Of Fancy Hardtrare, Cutlery " Gtrmdh
AIl kinds If Ionanned and Britannia Ware.
I.amne. Giran9oles Tea Trnvs Of a kinds
Clocks, Plated Ware, Tin, Wooden anG WILD"
PosLets brushes. Brooms, Mats &c.
Cbean Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
and cgery variety of useful and fancy House
Per4ons iuat commencing house keeping vii
he lowest New York prices, :.
Canary Merchants and others visiting Ba'h
more are invited 10 call
N p Goods sold IN commission at the mann
facturer's prices. No p N Howard st, Baltimore
oct 2-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
vfYf)I. ESALE AND RETAIL
! - BOOK STORE.

EQflN FfSHER. Agt. BooksrIer and Siahoa-
CReaN tSs, Main Street Wheeling, va so
~ NM patronage of his former fn'nds ana
Sluess 81 his aid stand, where he will he
on4 supplv thsm with Books and Stau9ne
krn1nseA n,iees. Hehas now on hand 20
SfIfse,rt' ! "a constantly receiving sunni ess
oo6iesi. MisseIlsneos,, Theological and
IN nd6ka. Also. Bibles Of e"ory VARIETY oil
n1iaa. al Of which he il able to afford rs
ooahsy can be got at any other place IN
~ pries xiyeu for Ragss exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
p UNITING.

OrtNSoN A. HUI l.. HOUSE, SIGN AND
nopr'NANfNTAL PAINTERS, No lbs West
.'l' Main &, are always prepared with the best
workmen and material to execute an ",u''o -
W. ir rho hest STYLE and at tie loNcst rates.
"" ~ dosc,,n,,on NJ SIGN PAINTING oRGlL
-, . .,,' I, u,' a,e hos, mannef moyt0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

z.rFH., MOORE e. cos. FIRST hnil Coach
. .-.ve. Wheeling daily at O'Clock NJ. -
hours 10 Cincinnati
pilot ronch cnyrs Wheeling daily al 8 o'clock
4 VI. 4s h5nra "a CjuriGHsil.
DTAILNAEGE s Good Intent Goa n leaves
Wheeling daily ate o'clock NJ, As hours 10
Ma-SvlHe X
Fxtras Furnished on a the above lines to mar
tes. with ma privilege 9fSlcepnz or travelling
Al niaho a. they may with.
6aice Ma Water at, LIST door below the L 5
a. j uESKIHEN, APent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
CHEAP

u DckT AND CAP MANDATORY.
{NWBEY. No 10 Monroe stree, Wheelng,
hsvoopee,fully announces 10 his old irlenos
nebIis in genmnl, thai he has now on
4 19v9i nrd sapevior stosk of
HATS AND CAPS.
(nsb n al, fashions. com arising all au'n
E5kopee and rzes. HI, Hats are Inannlac'
~. m.,eri.ls snd by tn best of work
h SvtlOI rsALE AND RETAIL.
~ STILL LOWER than they have "a;
E5.S. eN.r.d in this CITY, Those wishing
1S5Esss" ia rs or CAPS y,ll And It to
5vsrtsre 10 give him ga ! be tt1, D e Yer'
~ 'Nsewhere. oct az IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
TAI / GOODS.

TENHE LARGEST AVn CHEAPEST STOCK
o. GOohs " TIE CRY. ia whvh W.
would rnsnectfnlly call thc attan,ion Of 'hS ei-
'i1ros Of y hr, ina anL oihere 22rtc"!rr'v 'ean-
trv MSrthaots NJ our purc"7'"' wore uadc in
Now York Phiadeln4in nj RAltip,ore mon the
most favorable term, we src crsh'cd 10 I'll as
cheap a. iht ,htnptsf. To test tho above nlea 81
'ivc ne = con--1e tnlts ,1sdyure in slo,rinr our
Fonc"nna Cbs7p Goods Among our siocl, Is
tho .iie,vinq.
G2Iaris ,Alaiao, silk, ,dan9sk, smbr9ide,red
plo;d ara I'd Payaran.
NanFer1iitfs Bingham oasl mere ak ban
dana 19a nd r,rgee on'tor facs &C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
ENQV Al.
|sp1kNcu DyriNG rSrABlISlIMENT ~
f<f1tii WHEELING

Fla E0HT.EIN Frpnch Dyer, IN fhr 9TH.
~ l53a NJ tho hridsa Snvth Wheelinp srcond
do0@l lrosu Il + Kalhv's Store. r"tnrns his srair
|ful ihank 10 lis friends and customers. FIR heir
(f,F ner fa-prs and rosnectu'ly infarms them
That h. has added to his eet7hl shinent import
ant 9hd, in Franco. newlv discoFered tsrraye-
Wswts He 9iycs move lustrp, nsatncss ard IN.
{sskilh5 10 the solored s,ufs, without irprna
NJ H &sels perfectly confdeptto i've every SIT r
|tae1rq.a and b ,se.. therefore for s.conn npanee
pf Ilheyal pafronage oct2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
Heavv Dom eStiCS

Ia complete md saa . i""or than formerly
HATTERS
Cunphed - renal VIII every hing in Their lin
at theyery lowest nricts
JOHNSTON. BERRYIIIIL X co,
son 81 I3l Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

HuSr received. a few pieces hNnds"me B'ar'
% Sn,in Striped Chally. ior monrning ''rcs'r' at
s.nl8 GREER 81 pOrTES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

FLATS. HATS, HATS.-MCallam. l7A
ii Main St. has now on hand large assortment
If Has Of his own manufacture. consisting Of every
VARIETY shane and quality worn. mud which he Is
determined to dispose Of nj Wholesale or Retail nj
nfjces 10 suit the times. Country Merchants arc
reauesled 10 call and examine hia stock previous ia
purchasing elsewhere. -
- M1-ATIAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

TREFR e. NOTE, No l62, Market square,
II are now fecetving their second stotB Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Having purchased them a. great reduction Of
nrice. we are prepared to offer good bargains 10
those who NAV favor us with call. In the as
sortmeni may be found;
Dress Goods, Cashmere y Fcosse, chuean,
redosan, Afghan Plaid, Nous inc de Lame very
cheap: Alpaca, I.nstre al kinds, 3orer cent low
or than usual; Gnahams, every variety.
Fancy Articles. Trimmings fe.-Hosie:y OF
every kind; White Goods, Irish Linen, Russia d.
Birdscve Diaper; crash; Alpaca Aprons Brown
and White Holland; Trimming Glmps and FINN
res: six and Worsted Serge; Silk ana Norsted
coat Binding; coat cord, Twist, Sewing Silk,
Thread Buttons; Slecia &c. &c.
A large assortment of English and American
| Calieoes very cheap
For GerHeuen's Urar-Cloths cnssimeres.
Sattinets. Kenuck jeans, Tweeds, SATIN, Merl-
noe. cashmere and other Nestings, Goats era
yats and stocks; all of which We can sell at
! much lower rrices than they were sold early 10
Domestic Goods Red, brown, yellow and
White Flannel. PLAID. IinseV, Drillines, thehesi
makes of bruwa aud bleached Muslin, Ticking
checks, Domestic Stripes and Plaids. Cotton
Yarn aud carpet chain, always onihand.
~
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INSORA NOE,

- = itN7' m W T. NO1l n y VF " HEkl,iNG
at Hs iovea rules Oh
bindings Of kinds stone br,ek o, oodsn
ahi thor contents:
Stea.nooasi IA ctories mills &c.
Furniture:
AND merchandise of II kinds
And aGalnst all dangers site n ding the trnss
porthflan Of goods oart, ers akes seas sannIs
and railroads.
Fer the character Of the cempanysstor remp-
tude and hberalffy In tho adjustment and ps
ment of lasses we beg leave I. rcferto the mer-
chants of the paae a d eIRew ere who have had
the adjustment Of clnims upon US aug4
ltrHrs 90 Nh IA ST. X. w HARDING sec'v
LNlRE & MARINE iNSURA NCE-Tner. arc
two situations only in winch Individuals
AZ placed, where they can Adequately nppr-ciss
the Nane of insurance. Tkeseare Will. .,ant-
ing npon the ruins Of their own properly eth z
receiving frnm mn insurance office the iall =.
mount which thes have lost or standing on II .
same spot snfroua.-d aeFhADs b. so ate far
ny; iamenflng hat stupidity and folly which had
ia'i"d 10 nr.ydr for such Contingency
AIkiN son. Agent of the PRO tee WON
INSURANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
Will take rlsss on dwelling houses ware houses,
'tores, mills, factories dc, Together with Their
contents. snch rs furniture, merchs ndise ma
chlaerY, and cveryothcr description Of iasurablr.
pfsperfY Also on stesm, keel aud Hat boats
smh Their car2oes 10 and from any port on the
western Waters
Once on Main street nearly opposite the U 3
MOTEL inn l. lsl2.
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LATFST ARRINAL
OF VERY llESiR ABLE
Fall * ES'intprGOOd

No 40, HEAD or WATER ST.
THE UNDERSIGNED IS nov receiving the LARGEST
eud hest selected lo Of desirable goods ever
offered in hia lire in This cIiy, direct 1om the
br-i houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, ID
80 BROAD CLOTHS.
~ pieces Blue, baek, brown, Invisible green,
claret cadtt dahla and rus set brG"9 ri3ths'
auroved makes; also blus black twlllrH Hcl2l'n
cloths; % pa cashn eres. various price aud qlh
hrics; ~ 9. very desirable, - ps tasSlnels, all
ro,ors and rricas; Do diamond wave an Hne.
cry desirable; / r pieces pllot and flushing cloln,
very heavy; lots heavy blue anu green hachl-
nav blankets for coats.
NfSfi% Gs
Rich fq'd silk and woo!en Vrlgets, ate sfYf
aad best quality; MerRo do; Saih' pam dua
fed do; lastIng an1 cashmeret, new s}llt vest
my; American French and English. WIN a area I
variety Of articles in lie above line which viii
he maids M to order IN the very late fashion,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue. green, brown and olive dress and irofk
coats: Beaver and pilot over ats; 10 rocks dai
/ blue black. double wave do; Diamond and PLAN
cassinei c,ats, frocks and coattecs; general as
sortment of Sack coats, all colors ana shaaes'
London tweed, Ky Jeans and Mexican NIX 40
very chean; 300 Vests, various qualities ~ prices
qualities; cashmere cassinet and kyJGaRs nanls
J nd vests. wool and cotton KNIT under SUR :
1 Linen and Muslin doi hosoms, collars, S'oIAs "
soarfs; gloves, suspenders ana cohllo,'ri it''
vcllnw and green canton Hli '"lr., ~, H. ~, q
binding tr nmisgs &e; 50 prs country KNIT y
hose. 100 al ~
The attention of former customers ,',, ana tn
nublic generally is respertmlly invited as W.
~ L,tru,;npd II n IN be- behind the Chearest @
our ghbors in selling good bargain for 81, 1es1.
! oc 10 Ar - ~
uIARM FOR <ALE-The Subscribers offers
for sale valuable farm containing vi vi, II
acree, well watered-a lnAing stream 'mtouS
S S2ch state %at under good fencing
There S is about 50 or 30 acres cleared lana, the
balance well timbered. good ana Gonvfniei
u",o story dwelling honse with back bulu lns
,W itb ober our houses, I'D never falling sprns
Of the kitchen c6 doo rn of oBo 9I
ahunuetuai ,nnle peach. Plum, Cherry dc.
e'' Tie aheye farm IS situated mile vest OF
Clarsvlle the National roae' ana az ~ F Fa
from Lloydsye Belmont county ,hn onr q,
inr'heI pa" sov JAMES PRYOR, or II
inc p'1''''9 OLIVER PRYOR Wheeling Va
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..

IN tt II II VI \ II X To EIN5N II = NC Hs
HHF subscriber is nrpnnted agent Of tho CO.
IJMPrS INSURANCE co. for the city
Buildings of all kinds stone, brick or wooden
and their contents.
ffeambaat. factories, mills &c.
Furniture.
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And eainst all dangers attending the trans
pDrtatinn Of Goods on rivers lakes, seas, caua!s
and railroads nj the lowest rates.
The character of the company for promptltude
and fairness, il well knnNn. Arplg 10
Hi NRY X LIST Agent
Al Sbrycr &. Stelies Wharehou' &c. Water
roy IL, sirnei. Mheclnp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
OFT a. GREER,
INn IN HORNER.

JNO w HORNER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ni4dlebowne. Tyitr County Ia.
r~vtII n,octice in the Courts ni Tyler Ri-
w chic. Harrison Marion and Mononenlia.-
~ business in,rustcd 10 ms cure nil be promptly
attended 10. o''~
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s...:.... TiYTOR 3 NtS0T.
=. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

~ .l.puIs, Mo, OFF, No e4l 'ain Street
i G14IctALs ATTENTION will be given Ia The
IN fellssi,os Of demands, The payment oi Laed
ksTbeoo md tho ioy.sgaiiNn Of Innd Titles through
ssialhes S,slys Of Missouri and Illinois and The
Te9epss II Iowa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
,'.p,r.i eEO0 O0n

hfiFNt cONuV'Nl.
THlS company heing nav duly organized "a
prenared tomake Insurance on every de =
rrlption offirc and Marine Risks. .uch dwell.
Ing Houses, Store n ouse. e. with their con.
tents. Also, Steam ROats, Flat Ronts and Reea
boats with their carcoes, to Rad from any por
on tae Ohio and Mississippi rivers or their ri J-
ntary streams. Appica ito for Insurn nee o b,
made Ter the present nttne flee Of the Nhel
ing Savlngs.Ins tituton
aug RM'CoY Ses"v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

m ,ieooe Al colare: Gpalocs sad pr'res.
Naitiuels-p PLAIN, barred. diagonal, plaid and
riLod
Coes'i7 .rfe.-o5 niccos assorted
AJoarqe --rsh niae-= era'o "Tcts 10 onn dollar.
Nq~amotfa h; Nnrcnne: Rnm'ozrt: 'peli
Noriro Pa"isionoe. Rnua'e'"; drnh, namask'
cashmere d' Ffes=e ein~"~. 'hcap.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

to0ORTMENT or Iron ssie' pittsburgh Manu-
Il lhnnuse, received and for sale lew Tor cash ny
345 - MN FLEMING, Manroe st.
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FOREIGN COLLECTIONS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-13

No TO, HEAD OF WATEN st.
THE understand IS nov receiving tn largest
eud best selected loi Of desirable goods even
offered in hia line in this cry, direct from tht
br-r houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, IN
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-10-16
Fifteen days later from Europe
tiOn Of Daniel OC0nneU.

The steamship Caledonia arrived at Boston on
Thursday
The final termination of hostilities between
France AID Morocco has been signed-Ihe condI-
tons OF Prince de JoiuviIle having been uncondi-
tonally accepted
The British Parliament was prorogued on tine
9th ult to the 10Th of October, by the Queen in
person.
The most important news brought by this steam
er In the liberation OF the Irish Patriot O'Connell,
and his companions in captivity. This event will
be heraded by millions of freemen IN the New
Would, with enthusiastic ioy.
The sensation which the news produced in Lon
don and the other large towns where it became
known, has rarely been equalled in modern days."
Public Feeling I'm Ireland
The excitement in DupIin, when it became
known that the House of Lords had reversed the
judgement of the Irish Court was intense Great
crowds assembled on Kingstown pier. The pack
ct arrived before FIVE o'clock; some repeal agents
menI reversed by the House of Lords-O'Connell
is free !" the crowd hurrahed-the news spread
and cheers re-echoed throughout the city.
The order for the liberation Of the traVersers
reached Dublin on Friday the 9th ult., the
ing of which OConnell left the prison privately
accompanied by his sons. John and Daniel. The
other raVersers also left in the course of the day
O'Conneil was soon recognized and as he passed
along. crowd collected and followed him, forming
great coneourse when they all reached Marion
square. Having gained his home he came into the
balcony and made short speech, containing little
besides expression of thanks for the tranquility
which the people had maintained during his 1ncar-
ceratlon" On being dismissed, the crowd quietly
dispersed.
On the following day Mr.. O'Connell having re-
turned to the prison, immense procession was got
up, comprising all the trades Of Dublin, and the
great Liberator was drawn IN splendid car from
the place OF his confinement to his home
The procession is described as being magnIfcen,
and beautiful and il passed through the greater part
of Dublin.
Having entered his own house, Mr. O'Connell
mounted the balcony, and addressed the people. In
the course of his speech he said--"This is great
day for acknowledgements cheering)-a day of
Ireland Tremendous cheering)-a day ofjustice !;
All that we ever desired was Justice and we have
got il. The wicked and the conspiracy of the oppres-
sion-the foul mismanagement of the Jury panel
the base conspiracy against the lives, the liber-
ties, and the constitutional rights Of the public
have all blessed be God, been defeated"