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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

ARTSoF ORATORS speak in public
II Is not merely required that YOU shall know
how to string words gracefully together. learn
eXordiums and perorations by rote. and nrac-
uce infections and intonations, you must also
learn to feel the pulse of the public. to form n
diagnosis OF the popular fever, command WON'T
own enthusiasm, or your own passion. i'm or
der the better TO arouse those OF your hearers
10 dispasslonate observcrit is most amusing
TO see the arts and tricks that are resorted ~
Tor the attainment of these desired objects,
Little do the deluded audiences of Exeter Hall
or the Corn Exchange ay, or even the great
House of Commons itself, suspect the sly ma =.
n@uvres OF a practised speaker. The highest
III rank and the greatest in talent are not ex-
empt from the necessity of employing these
ar'9 like love; politics level ali distinctions
ana you see ,he phlanthropic peer, the wander
,S cnaiicellor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or free fiery
the master of debate in the House of Conn ~rS
all employing the same arts, and stooping n
the same articles according to the greater o.
less degree OF pliabIity there is i'm the Assem-
bly, or the ad'ress.-Fr0zcr's Magazine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

The Argus has recommended the l. S. Jour
800 's"''ei'' "'!u tnc nhnmunu Enquirer
has commended one article of the Argus
Will our neiShbor now inform us whether we
ought TO believe the Journal when il ALLEGES
that the juveniles" of the Enquirer cannot
publish paper worth an exchange? Both of
these papers are out of our bailiwick. and we
turn then over to the M ntor' of the ArnIs.
we doubt not one his articles $50 full of
beauty, 50 frdught with truth" soun ling like
one speaking with authority" would appease
the anger OF these doughty combatan.s. and
put an end to war which threatens the peace
Of the Uaion.
From Tic Richmond Wig.
WARS ALARUAlS-We were nrcn3r.1
Tor passage al arms between the two ORGANS
at Washin 5ton--the Union and the JonTnal.
bat we had not expected any thing of the SORT
between the journal and the En1uirar RI
II seems, that, bya flank movement In, b,,tI,
mas commenced betwcc.i thcs, two Tho
Enquirer having denounced the Journals ST
tack upon the University as Vandalism the
latter replies: WV
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER-Tb
lmpotent spleen of the Juveniles who now
control the columns of tn Richmond Ena,,;,
i"7' Lac
at som. length 10 their unscrupulo,rs ami M,
warrdntablc attack upon our paper to-,nnrro,,.
1t not having caught our attention until Il
was too late for further notice 10 J,y
ihese young men will find that tliey 6,v,
woke up a troublesome customer. or ,,e a-.
no particular judg' in these matters. Guroni,.
regret IS that "the gam. is hardly worth tbo
candle '' VIC
We desire il to b, borne i'm mind I,o, ~.
controversy IS not of our seeking: a pros. st
tack having been made upon Us We Shall mce,
IT as best we NAV
We have mentioned TO n number oC nm,
friends within the last few weeks. ON, iptcn'
ton TO decline an exchange with the R;cbr,ond
Enquirer, because OF its total inctIicicncy and
lack of interest, but having been 90 rffoys,,'
nate as to bring down upon evr head it, tc.rii,l.
anathemas, we must continue AN eschauoe
unhl the storm passes by"
II would seem that Mr.. Richie is oho,t 10
orins all tn Locos over to the Wbig side
IA says he went TO Washington To repair the
republican, (meaning the I,ocofoco, shin anil
10 put the gallant vessel on IA. DroD,y 70
publican tack We can only saw thst e..
ne gets her on that tack he will c.1teinly hsv
a m1tiny about his cars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

DUBs.iC SALE OF CHOICE LAND.
a The subscriber will her si public sals,
OF previously sold. on THURSDAY. .he l0ih
day OF September nexf on tho prersi.e. tse farm
on when they reside consisting o. 1872 acres more
or less situated on Short creek half a milo from
Wnddie 4 Grccne's mill Said farm contains over
loo acres under cultivation md hos on u the ordinary
r'P"''emen'. oi iarm. The title " i'll be perisct.
ie'ms made known on the cay of sale.
THOMAS LAWS.
may ~ wis ELIZABETH SPAHR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26
ID PAINE & CO, MANAGERS.

WHEELING, VA.
Drawn Ms of the Pokomnke River Lottery class 100
&c 81 SO 50 4 ~ 80 60 6 81 s 8
Lowest prize 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

NoLNEf Ii. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent Tor receiving Subscriptions and Advcr-
tsements for tn; Wheeling finSs ana Gazc,;c.
His cticcs are -
l6 State Street. Boston.
ID Aun Street, New York.
- Pine Street, Philadelphia.
Corner oil Baltimore and Calvert Streets,
Baltimorc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

LNRENCII ARTICLES FOR THE HEAD.
L. ! have received from PhilndeI phin this dox
lie" q. zcn oi French Clolh Souch Caps Youth q do
Boys Fancy Cloth do. Glazed d.. Have on hand
constantly good assortment Wheeling uanufac.
'nfed Hats Persons wanting get good and CHEAP
of'ic'e IN the above line will please call
may % sd ABpFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

Delaware Lottery. ciass 100.
% Al 60 e. 80 IL Is "a AZ IT As IS S
50
Lowest prize 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

THE TITLE OF ESQ UIRE.-Real esquires ,
are OF seven sorts: /. Esluires of the king S |
body, whose number is limited to four 2. |
The eldest sons OF knights, and their eldest |
sons born during his lifetime. Itwould seem
that, IN days of ancient warfare, the knight Of
ten took his practical military eduction, en-
ploying meanwhile as his esquire 3. The
eldest sons oil the younger sons OF peers ofthe
realm. L. such as the king invests with the
collar OF 81. including the kings of arms heralds
&c. The dignity oi esquire was conferred by
Henry Nv and his SUCCESSORS by the inyesti-
ture OF the collar and the gift ola pair of silver
spurs. Gower the poet was such am esquire
by creation D. Esquires to- the knight of
Bath, OF life, and their eldest sons. d. Shcr-
IFS of counties, for life coroners and justices
OF the peace and gentleman of the royal house
hold, while they cotinue in their respective
Offices. ]. Barristers-at-law. doctors of tli-
vinlty, law, and medicine, mayor, of towns,
and some others, are said to be of scutarial
dignity, but not actual esquir!s. Surprising
thus enumeration to comprise all who are euti-
tied to esquireship, it will BE- evident that
thousands OF persons styled esquires are not
SO IN reality. Ii isa prevailing error that per-
sons possessed OF E3O0 year in land are es-
quires, but an estate of 100000 would not
confer the dignity. Nothing but one or other
OF the conditions above mentioned is suilici-
ent' Cunosities OF Healdry.
THE DEACON FOR ME.-"Papa." said
one OF his boys to the deacon, Il had funny
dream last night
I well, Tommy, what was your drcam?"
81 dreamed the devil came into your store. -
j "The devil"
Eyes, Pa, the devil; that he found Won draw
ing glass OF gin for poor Andre James. who
had hts; and broke n little baby's arm the othe,
DAY, because she cried when he came home
drunk.-And thought the devil came up tC
the counter and laid the end of his tail ON the
chair, and leaning over towards the barrel
Whcre you were STOPPING to draw it, and ask
ell you IL you was a deacon. And thought
you did not look up, but said YOU was: and he
grlnned and shook his tail like cat that has
rat, and says he to me, that's the deacon for
me and run out OF the shop laughing 50 loud
that put my fingers i'll my ears and woke
up"
The deacon quit the traffic and ioinod him
sell TO the Washington Temperance Soc iety.
+, ANXIOUS HUSBAND-A French Jour
nal, published at Algiers, mentions a late de
clsion OF an Arab Cadi, which has made a
certain husband an anxious enquirer after the
health of his wife. The culprit had beaten
ms spouse and II was supposed that she would
lose her sight in consequence of severe blow
on the face. The Cadi adudged that the hus-
bands eyes SHOULD be put out--one or both
according to the result in the case of the suf-
ierer. Since the decision the trembling Arab
wishes continually TO know chow she is"
|
A LATIN SPEECH.-0n the occasion of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

EATHER.-Jusi reed al TODD & HOW
10 ELLIS Boot. Sine aud Leather Store, souih
end ul Market square.
""zoI Fine Tampico Boot hIorvcco skins
do do Madras do a.,
y do do Msdfes do S,,G Jn
4 DO PINK Lining skins
Do Whine d. which will be sold low
for cash. 80,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26
YANKEE NOTIONS GOING NO Eng.

AN-p - .'DIIVtNp UUIlNu NJ EMU
,t;AND::-lhe Journal ofCommcrce says: The
,ioISShire lakes 2ll7 sides and 81 bundles
leather, which is now admitted in the norts of
great Britain duty free. Almost every n,cket
.ince the news of Sir Robert Peel's revision of
me tarll, has had small invoices of leather
and one or two of the first lots have now been
heard from, and brought such profits as to in
ouCCe much larger shipments. The Yorkshire
Is ifcighted with variety Of Yankee notions
ana among them, as companions for the lcath.
eT, we suppose. aye ten ca.ks of shn. ncns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

rAITERS' GAfrERs!-- Jo-I reed silhs slack
N Mammoth Boot south eud Of Market square.
trunk Of Gents BoiIon Gsiiers. lace al The side.
Those that want very superior article please d,so
IN and see ihcm. tmoy 24) TODD e. HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

ne Wheat Crop never looked better in this
region. at this season of the year than at pres-
St.--Ihcrc are some fields this side of tho
County Housc-wc believe on judge Thomn.
son 5 larm-thataTe well worth io9rnev ron
lhe village 70 bchold.-Adrian (Kich1 En-.
~ TINS section the wheat is growing very
s5r9Pldly; too much so, il is feared bv so,o.
MS IS an excellent season for getting in snrino
crops and the farmers are doing GOOD deal i9
'hat way Marshall (Hch } Erpopnd(r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

We don know whom this belongs 10. but
we find II la the Brandon Disseminator.
When you see a man trying to mend re1
with hoe. you are at liberty to conclude eth
g That the hoe is very sharp, or th. man is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

HR ASKETS BASKETS,-JnH received NJ The
ID Wheeling shOo store south end of Marker
square;
doz Of straw Travelling Baskets
20 morocco do do may -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26
a STANDARDIZATION TION

A SEASONABbESUG ESTION.- "A mani
uG"r oil thc theatre in Cincinnati. recently an
n"unoel Che theatre to be- Illuminated by gas.
manu-. ctured from Land One evening the
chandeliers played a scriD Of fantastic iii Ks.
aud were about taking leave Of the audience
wh'ntIc manager was i,v red by a suggs stion
from the pit" Drive i'm another hog.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

OUR ROAD.-Southwcstcn Virginia will
prescntan unbrokrn front in favor OF Cur road
IN t'tH next LagisIatnrr Every man elected
from this quarter of the State. goes for the
Rp1l a. Oh great saviour of this region Of the
WIZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

EW CHEAP PUBLICATIONs-M Ma
Rale Or Big Thunder. chief of tho ANTI
kenie"' ny Tom Shou elbow; VIII Terri or The
ADVENTURES 81 Young gentleman horn 10 cellar,
by Pr'iessof lngrph,m; No &c of Harpers P,crofi.l
Bible Just received al The bookstore of
may % W ROBB. cor Main 4 Union sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

Water in the channel-33 in. Falling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-26

RoOTsi BOoTss-Ju.t reed .,,h. sho.
10 Emporium south end &c sfsfhet SQUARE.
= eases Of Gents fac Morocco Byois
do do Calf do
DO do Seal mey "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16
DROOKLAND WOOD.

Tz2asss Il of Baltimore patented to the late Charles
Carroll Of Cnroon and belonging his daughto Mrs
Mary Cation offered sale The Falls Turnpike passes
through it for about three miles it embraces large portion Of
tho beautiful valley of Jones' Falls and ascends
about 1899 of land 1t well wutcred by Deep Run,
Shoemaors Run and their tributary branches which, having
their highlands descend souhery and empty into
Junos Falls passes eastery through tho valley is fine
y interpreted with Hickory, Oak aud Chestnut timber,
prising whole 40 of woodland. The main
of tho Baltimore and Susquchannu RAILROAD located
bout "a miles the eastward, add the Westminster Branch
Railroad passes through it, The Grist Mill and Saw Mill hav
ing 6 2 feet fall of power and admirably adapted for
factory situated directly the 9th mile the
Turnpike aud little less than one-iouth of mile from the
Westminster Branch Railroad The mill property embraces 10
acrea upon which the Mets House, Stoo House, Tan
Yurd Stone House, and Log Houses and the Race
extensive white limestone through the val
ey and of the kns is Immediately contiguous to the
The buildings tho
ton mestoad remarkable for its natural beauty The
divided into eight farms of 800 220 no. 1885,
l39 1871 1906 1903 acres woodland and improvements each
specvcly besides the mill property, esevug 10 the homestead
1876 They will be sold separately the pats of which
be secn and the of sale, which will be moderate,
made known y calling the subscriber should
gotc and entepsng Individual company, desire it, it may
he sold entire.
Mrs Cation also has in Bradford and Iycoming countless Pa,
about 1914 and finely located Land which will he
per there belonging herself and family about 90
miles 900 of agricultural and mineral Land
lying in Washington and Aegany counties, Mayland and in
Morgan county, Virginia, offering every advantage to settlers
either farmers manufacturers which will be sold low and on
easy terms by applying to ,,, - e,,,,-o,,
N. f corner of Lombard and Front streets,
3w:3i Baltimore, Md.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16

81 81 3d. of Ann Il Blackstone Streets Wholesale
Retail Dealers in Clothing and Furnishing articles. set
of Clothes always hand. Clothes nude
order in style not to be cxcelled.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16
Greenman & North


No % Union Street, Dearrs Stoves and Trimmings, Iio
low Ware, the only Wholesale deulcr in New England
Stewards celebrated Patent Summer and Winter Air Tight
Cooking Stove
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16

COMMIsTONERs' NOTICE

WE subscribers being appontedhy he Hon the Probate
w Court tor the District of Randolph Commits to re-
ceive examine aud adjust all claims demands oa persons
against the estate Of Joseph Bowcs, late of Washington, in
said District deceased represented nsovent and all claims
and demands exhibited offset thereto and six months from
this being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice that
will attend the business Of appointment at the dwell
ing Polly Boies ia said Washington, the
4h Thursday in s 49, and I'd Thursday in February
1896 from O'Clock until four O'Clock on each of the
said days.
C. X. GALE, Commisss-
HIRAM FELL oWS, siouers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16

Nos 10, 30 and - Market street 10 Clinton street, Man
facurcs, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in pows, Agricultural
Implements Grass Field I'd G arden Seeds, Ohce Paor
Cooking Stoves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16
DAGUERREOTYPE.

HA'S IL GAY, OF New York, would respectfully inform the
Nctizens of Montpeer that he has opened his Daguerrean
Gallery in SpaldiHg Buildings over the store oil bancroft &
Rke where he would invite the attention of the Citizens ah
Members of the Legislature, his sendd specimens OF Ia
guerreOtype Portraits and Miniatures. lie prepared to exc
the from the smallest the largest a-
ken either in this county Europe, aud in style which
fail please. Groups 0 fiOm to 10 taken single
plate. Landscape views taken in superior style The public
generally invited ca. Rooms open from NJ to NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16

255 Washington see Importers, JobborF, aud einiIDeale
in Silks Shaws Bombzines, Merinos and other staple
Fancy Dry Goods. iCJNournng Goods of all kinds.E0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16

CONSUMPTION OF TIRE LUNGS, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN THE
SIDE, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGHS AND
ALL PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
TN the whole catalogue of remedies for all puimonay aec
tons there is universally kaowuind whose virtues
have thoroughly tested TAR, and cure for colds,
Coughs and Consumpons il is understood 10 be without an
equal lIVERWORT, the other principal Ingredient in this
preparation also known be equally ecacious R relieving
the primary and mde stages of Pulmonary affections. In com
bnig these with other Materials the and skill have
been exercised and confident is the proprietor in the efficacy
of this Medicine that is WARRANTED give Immediate
Teefn all complaints above specified, and if aher trial OF
hours the patient is benehed he may return
the bottle money will be refunded Accompanying each
bottle directions for using, and recommendations om and
references those that have made of the Medicine
The Subscriber bus been appointed sole for New Eng
land and New York. and has supply hand Wholesale and
retail. Agents will be supplied on Liberal terms.
GEO. w. SCOTT.
Montpelier, Oct II, 1916.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16

Agricultural Warehouse and seed Store.
Ruggles Nourso Mason, South Market street. Fuacu
Hall market Also, manufacturers of Ploughs, Implements &
Machines, n Worcester
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16
BALDWIN, SCOTT 4 co.

RE this week receiving large stock Of FALL and WIN
N TER GOODS, TO which they invite The attention of those
who would make good purchases.
Sept. i6. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, SPEGI A.
Giles.

MIR JACOB LEVI, of Albany, who has travelled in tn
A State of Vermont in his vocation Opciaa. for 81
years, to inform his old friends thu
he will arrive Montpelier, the 10th inst, with his
sive stock of Optical Instruments aud fpeotacles.
He adds this he notice that all those who bought gasse
Of him before inclined chnHge them, do fire.
of charge lie also subons here of his prices of spec
oles to wit LIST quality gold frames Sl0 do silver frames -
periscopic glasses per pair lac do good quality Soc
His location will be at Mr. Cnttiilrs Hotel. 34af
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16

Publisher, Bookseller, Importer and stationer No ~ Wash
ington Street, Boston. Country Traders, School COMMITTEES,
Teachers aud Clegymen, supplied on the hest terms
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-06-12
" a T. u a B l. E T. "A NJ ID s
u @ r S A L H.

~ virtue of "A Deed of Trust executed to the
~ subscriber by Alexander Paris, bearing date
on the 25th day of April 1874, and of Record in
the Clerks Office Of Allegheny County Court, /
shall proceed on the 10Th day of July 1916, (fof
the purposes therein men,ioned,) to sell ut public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, on the
premises, the following Tracts parcels of Land,
to wit: III, I4l, ID, 25, l69, $50 and 90 Acres,
Cor such interest the said Paris may have there.
IND all of which said Tracts are supposed to con-
tain y q 6 A O r z S, and adjoining each
other, lying in the said County of Allegheny on
Jacksons River, large portion of which are val.
liable low grounds and in high state of cultivation.
well adapted 10 the culture of Grain &c., and
upon which is erected valuable
TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT.
known as Paris's Tavern, situated on the Turn
pike Road between Calaghan's and the Hot
Springs.
The title to said land is supposed to be indis.
putable, but acting as Trustee, shall only convex
such title as is vested in by said deed of trust.
May 8, fs45. '''ee'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-06-12
desirable BUILDING Lots
20 Il S a. ZEE.

TIVE undersigned proposes shortly to extend
- the street which now terminates near the old
Stage Stables OF Porter & Belden, SO as to inter
sect the road which leads from the northern ex.
tremIiy of Staunton to Jennings Gap. This ex.
tension will afford ready access to a number Of
lots, which from their convenient location, will
be very desirable to persons wishing to build
Each lot will contain about half an acre, and
when the plat is completed they will be offered
Tor sale privately. The terms will be such as 10
afford strong inducements to men of small cant.
tai to buy. If The purchase money is secured
either by improvements on the lots, or in any o.
ther satisfactory manner, and the interest paid
punctually at the end Of each year, indulgence
Will be extended upon the principal for five years
ALEX'R. ii. III. STUART.
April 3, IS45.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-06-12
JEW EIRY F! JEW EARY y
C. C.. r z W.T. S
April 3, 1915.

LAS just returned from the North with mos,
- beautiful selection Of fashionable JEWEL.
KY. He has taken great pains in making his
selections, and faters himself that all those who
will favor him with call will be pleased with
his assortment. His stock consists partly in The
following articles, viz
Gold and Silver Lever Watches,
Horizontal and Vertice,
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases,
Spoons do,
Gold Lockets, various sizes,
Large Single Stone Breast-Pins,
" do eBameIed for hair,
Gold fiuted Pins for Hair,
do Gilt and Jet Pins, all sizes,
Gold Finger Rings, different patterns
Gold and plated Chains
Gold Bracelets, Clasps for hair
Do. plain
Gold Shirt Buttons
Cod and Silver Watch Keys
Gold Hearts and Crosses
Do. JET Shawl Pins
Jet Necklaces, Hair Pins do.
Silver Darts, Knitting Sheaths and Thimbles
SIX Purses, Pocket Books, with variety of 9TH
er articles.
May ], 1915.