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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
PARTISAN FASHloNs.-A letter f

PARlSIAN FASHlONS.-A letter from
Paris, dated the lst inst, thus speaks of the
fashions in vogue there:
Since | last noticed the fashions. n new
change appears Oh the eve oil taking place
heretofore, ladies have tried 10 rival the rain
bow IN the colors with which they adorned
taeir lovely persons; now they appear To have
gwen The rainbow the go-by, and TO have ia
Ken the shy INTO iavor-that is To say, variety
OF colors has been sent adriit, and sky -blue
mas taken It's place. Within the last iortnigh,
l have seen, at the theatres and on the prone
nades, hdies in blue bonnets, blue gloves. blue
gowns, blue shawls, blue boots, and. in cold
weather. blue noses. They are blue all over.
Inc innovation Is so daring that il creates a
aroll effect at first; but like every other oddi-
y In dress, the eye soon gets accustomed 10 it.
AS LOT The fashions of gentlemen, if the New
iork and Washington citgantes will only take
The trouble 10 make themselves as much like
monkeys as possible, they may 90 10 sleep eve
ry night with the comforting assurance tina,
'hey are III the derniers modes de Paris.
The following paragraph from a London pa
per VIII give soma idea of the prevailing fash
ions III that city:
Fashionable colors are now mostly of a som.
Dfe hue, as well as those shot silks which pro-
duce all the coiors OF the rainbow; glare silks
are gradually disappearing, and eiSing place
10 pam colors: they are greatly preferred by
our most distinguished clegantes. The ONLY
material which allows OF a mixture of colors
being the Pekin daInas, which has a broad
black stripe, upon a ground OF moroon, blu
amt green, sometimes, indeed, the ground !,
OF a lighter color, such as pink or sky.blue
the stripe being then of white Pekinee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

The n. \. correspondent OF the Intclhsen-
Ger asks the question. why was MIR. Codding-
ton rejected as a candidate Tor the Collector
ship OF this port? lie SAYS that President Polk
promised 70 Senator Dix that he would APP
point the nominee of MIR. Dix's political
friends In New York:-that Mr.. Codding,on
wa, their nominee. and that he was neverthe-
less rejected.
The correspondent ;hen answers his own
question in the following very distinct terms,
adding that hc has authority Tor the state
lnent that even The Union. with all its intre.
pidit. on such occasions, will not at,emp, 70
question:
repeat. Who and ,rhat ,ras the cause o,
rjectiaS .Nr. Coddhpgton7 | answe vii.
liam l.. Mackenzie. And now for the facts:
Astori lime beior the printing Of Mr.. Mac
kentie's pamphlet, a friend OF the Administers.
tion accidentally discovered that such a pub.
LEGATION was preparing Tor the press. He wa,
informed. also. OF the character Of the letters
that would appear. This gentleman had an
interview with Mackenzie. in the cours. OF
which he stated that il the letters were such
as represented. and copies were furnishedhim,
he could defeat the appointment of Codding.
ton. The letters were produced. copies were
furnished, and The gentleman thus named pro-
ceedcd 10 Washington. These documents
were frs; exhibited 10 Mr.. Walker. Secretary
OF the Treasury; then TO Mr.. Polk, who upon
reading them, exclaimed, II piu not appoint
~Coddtngton, but a man Of MY OWN
The only comment which he makes is the
ioliowinS-which is at least pertinent:
1t, after this development, Ex-President
Van Buren,, Governor Wright, Attorney GEN
erdl Butler, Scuator Dix, and others of the
same section of the Democratic party, can
not discover their standing and influence with
President Polk, they are less sasaciousfhan ]
consider them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
GENEROSlTY OF a LoRD.-A hn,rher,.

GENEROSITY OF A LORD.-A butchers
boy In Oxford Market, London, was employ
ed IN sorting some waste paper, which had
been purchased at a omiDon mgshop, and a.
mong a quantity OF useless circulars this dis
covered an envelope directed TO Lord Ashby,
containing a hundred pound note. The boy
gave IT to has mistress, who Immediately car
red 1t 10 Lom Ashby. The noble lord
lnstanJy-tuIned he woman out Of his house
sud The next day eDteTeda prosecution against
both her and the boy for the fclonious act Oh
breaking optn the letter! The above facts arc
stated III the London Timrs. What a pretty
note OF admiration would be |sctupin the Lon.
don papers, il any uhn Of Lords importance
on this side Of the Atlantic, bad rewarded
honesty ia this manner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
FLOUR

FLOUK SPECULhTION.-A number Of
gentlemen left Boston on Thursday morning.
with the news received by the Britannia. s"
purchase flour, in anticipation ola rise in con-
sequence OF the probability Of the English
ports being opened Tor It's reception. The news
OF the arrival, however, travelled with them.
1t was published in the Albany papers of Fri.
day evening, and was expressed TO various
cities IN antici patton of their visit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

II IS seldom that we call particular at,cn
tion 10 our advertising columns, bat we would
now wish the reader to look over Mr.. Brine.
kcrhoil s advertisement. OF all remedies for
Consumption or any disease Of the Liver and
Lungs, this bears upon It's face the stamp OF
honesty; aud the testimony Of its cures arc SO
Wdoubted that there need be no hesitation in
giving II a fair trial. II is source Of sincere
satisfaction to find SUCH reel balm for 50 prea,
diseases and wholly sPart from any species Of
quockcry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
NEW YORK THEATRICAIS-T

NEW YORK THEATRICALS.-The New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
says: "Theatricals are very indifferent with
us at present. Thu Delcy troupe have no,
seen a paying audience at the Park-the night
ly losses must be considerable. Placide last
night drew d tclerable house. The other es.
adjustments are doing good business"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
FEMALE BEAuTY-cuIpAmr Nrc1rc,

FEMALE BEAUTY-CULPABLE NEGLECT
II has been observed Ivy visiiers from all Other
conh'res, rs well rs ny persons uf The hest culiiya,
'c" 'as,e ia ms that IN no country il there n large,
class al ioina!e beauty aud excellence Than in I'M,
city. Yet. While the shoo.fner, dres maker oud
mIiIincr are engaged ia aio,nrrE n,,ure's Ies, elf
10 man one Part arpears almost totally nerleried
The Hair How oncn d. The raynccs az di,e.,,
lay waste The delicate iorm at The fair aud benur,.
ut AMI though restored Io b ,ullt again, ycr iho~,
iiowins iucts which once ndnri,.d their heads. fal
III. and never again return To Their ns,e nal bcnuty
u ~ uncomfortable how any person, moro esneci,lI,
. lady can manifest 81 much ncglec, on this poin,
e" hen a 'nev~f.iaiiing remedy cnn ne oh,a,ncJ n
y" 3 Spnih THIRD street, ard asking Tor DR. JAYNE.
HAIR Tome. which Will perfectly rc.iore The only
"sg lect'J port 81 icmn!e beauty.
What Is u dollar or Two TO COZ. ple,c The cfownins
point of female bea ~
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DEATH OF THE HON. J. p. B. MAY

WELL.-This gentleman expired at the resi-
dence of Judge Robinson, in Belyidcre. n. j.,
on Friday evening last, after an illness of six
weeks, OF typhus lever. Mr.. Maxwell served
in Congress with signal ability from 1886 to
1910, aud was likewise distinguished Tor his
many noble acts, both public and private
His death will be deeply lamented by a large
circle of relatives aud friends. in whose hearts
his place can nc'er again be filled.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

lGiiT READING Charles O'MalIey The
IL irsh Oregon Ivy Charles Lever. The All.
ventures "f Cilherr Quincy Ivy Theodora Hook,
London Medical Student by Punch, The Po.,'s
I "mpanIon. Wing Of The Wind. Sgnnr Fnrmica,
fniaI Legacy nv Melville. The Philosophy Of The
Water Cure. illustrated Library ii Tcuof, Th.
30 X Of Murderers. PIRATES. sc; The O D,unpbue
10y Charles Lever. just reed aud fr sale nv
w J ROBE.
nov 70 q Cor Main & Union Sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

TNRuSTEE's Pursuant, to , deed n,
Trust from Jim GilChfist Ia me. dated The
an day nj Noich S43. md now II record i. The
Clicks "nice oi he County Conrl Of Ohio county.
~ decd B""k No 90. rare I92 ! shall. on SAT-.
uRDAY. THE TWENTIE1 DAY OF DECEM-
BER 1915 al The II" dppr Of The cnnu house OF
oh'" county. proceed I" sc NJ pub ic auction Ia
The highest bidder. Lot No 1s7) one hundred and
'gh'y seven. SITUATE al ihe corner ~ j ihn Ind sir,h
N'ire's, ~ ihnt pori ~ The cny ~ wheeling called
Ea'i Wheeling n',o LIT NJ (99l ninety nine in
East Wheeling "n 'he norih tide 81 Ciny . rect. he
tween Srh aid Seventh streets. ~ \ sufTcienry To-
satisfy the purposes at he sInI lfnst,
Terms al sale-CASU
nov % EDN'D II ~FlTZHUGU. Ttus,,e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

most proper subject of the said Journal,
an~ith,n.as. The want of a channel for
the western trade will b. the ia,,lt Of the com.
pany, no,of Virginia. and on their shoulders
let il rest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

FACTORY BURNT.-The Madison(N. w
Observer, says that the extensive wooden man
uiacturing establishment of Mcssrs. Pettis &
Hoppin, at Easton village, comprising two
large factory buildings, %dye-house, Sc, was
wholly destroyed by fire on Friday morning
last. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

POLLY BoDINE-The Circuit Court on
Saturday concluded its labor, without adding
one TO the previously obtained eight jurors on
the Bodine case. The enormous number OF
1860 persons have now been presented as
tdlesmeu in this casc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
$4,000.

p"komoke River Lottery. c'a-s.No 245 flo he drawn
a ! W,lm'' r,"n. Tuesday, December 9. I6l5
l ol s2oOOO ] vi 5000 oi 5000 $4,000
10 Nos. IL ballots. Tickets dolls; certificate
package 25 wholss ~ doI.; shures IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

a SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER or CON
SUMPTlON-Lei not fhose compla,n of be,r,
Weh 10y u fcrue whlch rhcv have chcusheJ f.,
maturity ~ Their iUsuns when lhey might have
'fn.'ed u ~ The egg Now. II We cal! q sigh,
'"In Ihe eec. md ]rlcur.y. i nimmlion o( lie
i"ng'' rs'l'inn aud consumption the vrnnmnus rer.
ne The matter ~hl te more han c.rfectl, G,u,.J
lhcfe are many Ways ~ which lhis egg may Ia.
drtrsurd aud ha'chcd. Going suhJcniy. Il Git,
clad from " heated INTO n cold aimo.Ih,re; c.psc,
any u i"n can cpninve IT, he ~ y .ia = OF pcr.cft,.
'l'n' surg ~ siri ding IN n dmught. how eve,
sifh u ~ thc hrn'h 81 desth. reader. aud sdor
"''h 'he tnp"f 81 he grave. Lying IN damp bell.
'f hero his colt arms spali ,mDtate yDu-c,rt,,.
nins ~ wet %cl''i1"g. and nrelscimg wet fcet-
'h'S' nod a hand. 81 olher-, nte . m, oi the roy.
IN which van N V -''Rlv. ,mrrfremtbIy. h,t arr.
" chcu.h The creature hui shuli 81 lat ese,r q,
'S'ncnh'y mwafJs, ADD lie cullcd sbuut Won, vc,,
viais. w
Attend N lbs in ssn on-evcn n sIghf ryLlis o.,
.n'"Il mater ~ the frs Mtaek o.e Wt~,g4prs
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. 80. sp,e ~, r',a
ga u - iht only remedy ,On can plaee p,tfeci r,o
bjehce "a. II commences At Tie ROT Of ihe d,sea,o
and Thoroughly efadiclie- ~. Tur sale hy y, I
Ck~UMBACkER li3 Nam ST: alsp n, PRyOn =
fAblL l64 Markets. Wheeling. w. row 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

NEW HAPSHlRESENAToR.-The Coy.
ernor OF Now Hampshire has appointed Hon.
BcuniDR w Jenness. Of Stafford, Senator e
the United States Congress, TO eli the yacanc,
occosioned by tle~ resignation Of the Hon Lew
Woodbury..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

In GAINESVILLE, Wheat has advanced to 81 90
per bushel, and Flour $3.50 per barrel. Pork
packers are giving $3.50 for Hogs weighing
2oo lbs and upwards; but as it is yet early in
the season, very few hogs have been slaught-
crDl
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$25.OOOl

Rive. Loi'ery. Class N, 2i4 tn be drawn
at whining, ~. Monday December 8. I6a5.
! m s2oooO OF 5000 II 5000. of $500
20 Nos Ia h'll"'s Tickets 8 dolls certificate
package 26 ~ho'es liz dole; shares in propt,f,;on
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RAILROAD To PITTSBURGH meet
ms OF the citizens Of Indiana, Cambria, Hunt
ingdon and Westmorlond counties, Pa, in Ia
yof of a continuous railroad TO Pittsburg from
Philadelphia, was held at Lldirsville on Fri
day last.
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S2OOOO!
$l2.OOO.

P"komokc River Lottery Of Del .Class No 2lJ.
Tohe L'nwn al Wilmington. "Wednesday, Deer 81
l 81 $4,000 SO vi 1000 Of 900 Of 500
20 Nos III ballots. Tickets 81; certificate %
rs whvlrs 60 dolls: ,harcs IN p,on,,i,,n.
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HON. WIN e. PRESTON.-The friends OF
the College Of South Carolina, are endcayor-
ing TO induce Hon. w. E. Preston TO accept
the Presidency Of the Institution.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

EMlGRANTS.-The number Of passengers
arrived III New Orleans during October, from
Bremen and Hayrc, was l,9jJ. The princi.
pal portion Of them are bound TO tire west.
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100000.

Grand eonsolid ahd Lottery of Del uars& Ceorr,a
l. CLASS No. 70,
J." he drawn al Wilmington, Saturday. Deer ID:
| 81 $4,000 I 81 10000 Of 5000. Of 1000.
~ Nus. IL ballots Tickets 10 dolls; certificate
pa'k'ge 70 wholes 1876 dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

SIXTEEN pairs ofTwins have recently been
born in one Of The wards Of the city of New
London, Conn. No wonder that the city has
increased sixty.fye per cent. IN i've years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
$4O.0O0i

"'d"" CONSOLIDATED Lo'try II D,iowors 4 Georgia
CLASS NO -.
L" he drawn nj w iimingion. Del. Saturday D~c &
l al $4,000 l Of 10000 I Of 10000 4 n, ssp6
10 Nos. I2 ha'l"'s Tickets SIS; ecr,i6case 81
package 20 wholes 220 duls; shares in proror,ion.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

FLOUR.-Salcs in Pittsburgh on Wednes.
day last closed at $3.50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

DEATH IN PHiLADELPHIA.-Th , wfr,
n deaths 10 Philadelphia last week, OF which
8 were from small poK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

BRONCHITIS, COUGHS. CONSUMPTION
Thousands die annually with The shovc Jiseosc.
Jayno's EIpccorant never fnil. To relieve. and ne,
mrnenily cures nine uui uf ten - hn us. n os d,rec
led Fer sole by DR. } CRUMBACKER, Main S,
Wheeling Va. INV o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

DISTRESSING AND FATAL PFFRAy.
On "wednesday last, year Uniontovn. Pa
an allray occurred between Ha,dcn T.. Bills
and his btolhcT.in law, Mr.. Evans, which
resulted IN the death Of the former. who's.
head was shockingly manglcd with a corn.
cutter in tbe hands Of the latter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
MELANCHOLY INDEED.

we ae sorry 10 perceive that the editor of
the Pittsburgh Gazette has been re-a,lackcd bs
that horrible discasc. the '.Puiiomauia o Slack-
waterdom, and II he is nv, relieved soon il
will be the death of him. The most imme
date and e~ifectual relief that could possibly
be afforded would b. found in a sudden frinh,
like that received BY the editor of the Pos,
last summer. when the canoe he was in run
aground near the confluence Of the duck pud-
die anu Allegheny creek. The attacks of ,hi,
disease are periodical, occurring annually az.
ter the 10th November, and lasting. unless !,
Is remarkably cold. until the 10Th April. |;
isa very great afniction las well to the body
as the SOUL causing great fatigue to the first,
and covering the last with lies as with a gar
ment.
Notwithstanding the manifestations of the
above symptoms the travelling public have al
ready learned that they lose one ,ayby taking
the M~onongohela Slackwuter either way, and
about two days in comfort and peace by the
bumpingo on bars, and the delay incident there.
TO, that they might save by stopping - at Wheel
ing and taking the Great Central Route. and
their goodssav several days in time by taking
the wagon lines now running on the road from
Wheeling TO Cumberland. At the present
time, or at any time dry and light goods are
carried By this route from Boston to 81. Louis
in IL days, at 81 ,69 per hundred all told, and
that we have daily reason TO see, is at as lit
tie cost, and in as short time as they are OK
,Pacted or can be got. By these lines goods
are shipped from Wheeling sooner than those
which started at the same time for Browns
vile reach that point, and generally at lower
rates, avoiding the p%erilous and tedious nayi-
CATION OF 100 miles of low water below Pitts
bursh' and 80 above that point.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

CCFWc wish somebody would introduce
tous the fellows that steal ow pSper on Mdin
street.
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MASSACHUSETTS.-Thc Massachusetts,
House OF REPRESENTATIVES now stands:-Whi lilo
10 Democrats 81, Sdtiyetj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

PARKINSON, tie Barge Robbcr. as we
lcam from an extra Of The National Police
Gazette, was convicted on Saturday last. in
New York Of Grand Larceny aud sentenced
20 eight years imprisonment at Sing Sing
His accomplrcs will b. tried next tern
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

-FREDERIcK b. WELLS, of New Hampshire,
as Consul ofthe United States for the island OF
Bermuda, in the place Of Alexander J. Bergen,
resigned.
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LIEur,

TNHERE is jp.t orcned nt NJ A. = SwEgN VIC
(Nos 7 AID 9 Monroe Ssl nm a,sonm.,, a
sde, hlanIlc aud Table Lrtd Lamps from IN.
relief fa,e4 msnnioctoy Il Cornelius IL Co, Pbils-
delphiia They afe 81 table mr Store. md dive
Iings. bum Lard ~ Oh. md ate unequalled f.,
. eon'y ard 'c"n"my. The psblic ote ftcon1me d.
eo VI" go auh see tIctn. nos %
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$2I.OOO!

r'ko'n"ke RIVER Lottery. class No 249. 10 be drawn
a wilmington. Del on Monday Dec-mber rs. AS.
l is2ooo0 81 1000 Of 1000 fof25OO
40 Nos. ~ ballots Tickets 3 dolls; GER. 6cA,s
package 25 wholes lie doil,; shares IN proportion. /.
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

LII FRY LOTTERY.
Draws ns follow Throughout The month Of December.
Draws on Tu'sdnys--Cnpi,al prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81 certificate VI package wholes
sig; shares in pupor'ion.
Draws on Thursdays-Capiisl prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package wholes
Sl4; shares in proportion.
Draws on Sainrinys--Cnpiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package whoies
sl4: shares in proportion.
Address your orders to
nov % " l. DORSEY. Wheeling, Va.
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10000 Dollars.

Grand consolidated Lottery Of D,iaWore q Georgis.
CLASS NO u.
10 he drawn OF Wilmington, Del. Sary Deer 27.
! "fs30000 loflO000 Of 5000 Of 1000
az Nos IL ballots Tickets 10 duis; cerihrs,e-
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FRESH SUPPLY

Nh GCFFEi'o ECLECTIC Serbs. com.
IfE posing Pumer. SpelIcr. Fret, Second.
Ihnd Fonuh and Fiuh Reader.
Rays E"lrcIir Arth,nciics. c. Comprising The First.
S'c"d aud Third PARIS; also tie Key To Rays A.
rihmetics.
Masnm's Musical Works with Round or Patton,
No,c'; also Mn-"iis Juvenile IIorp
The Young Chou or School Sing ing Book. by
Bndbmv and Sanders.
The School Singer or Young Choir's Compnnion.
a choiee colIeeiiOn Of Music, by Bradbury aud
Sanders
me western Calculator With Key. Just reed
ard for sale wholesale ~ retail. Nv
nov ~ JOHN J HASMELL. Wh.elinn
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PRIZES OF $4,000 ARE S75, 900. :
Grand Cons Iidofed L-iery. class 10.
To he drawn AT Wilmington. Saturday, Dec 20. rs.
8" al $4,000 of 10000 of4244L 1 Of 5000
80 Nos. IL ballots. Tickets sl2; certificate
package &c whoiss lS5 dolls; shares in propor,,on.,
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VESTINGS.
VA RIETY Y,

We" Hyit' yffy rich Black and Fancy Satin
Srsfis; Polka, Sutin anil Italian Crayats. PIs;d
Cionking snJ Libios'; Menno Shirts " he hes,
qnaI'yi IRISH Linens; bong Cloth. Cotton shining,
Glove. Snspehdcfs Hall Hose snJ every de scrip
I ttuh of Tatlos's Tpmy;,o.
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"a OOLEN GOODS An o..pumen, ~ CloVs.
w if LADIES and Gent'- WorE Conlott.. va I'm
s"h j. mu's W"nl $ ck Alpsca and wof.led n. i'd.
travelling Csrs. Ba Fnlls. Mus sc, &c. o.
h'nd md iof sale hy ] n r H%ORNBROOR.
'"' % Munroe ST
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i"UF HHtUII"H q tHTItd 10 = Iufge and VIII See
lscicd ''sorimeoio Of Fumthins Goods of every de.
scHp En. nov 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

RATHER VERDANT.-A stranger went
into a book store lately, and among the cur
%losities he esPicd one Offs patent rulers
for contingencies. The clerks were amused
to see the various crooks and turns he gave il.
endeavoring TO find oui its true design, when
the chap very honestly enquired-"Ho QUO in The
name Of natur do you count houses rith this9"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

FIT FOR A LAWYER.-An old lady in
Detroit a few days ago walked into a LAWYERS
Office, when the following conversation took
place.
Squire, lcalled to see if you would like to
lake this boy and make a lawyer Of him"
The boy appears rather young, madam
How old is her.