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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
rOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM IN CABELL COUN.
"A TY. VIRGINIA This farm lies on the o.
hio river five miles below Guyandoiie. and contains
27O acres. 200 Of which is bottom, IT'S acres
cleared and not inferior To any soil in the Ohio
bottm. In good stale Of cultivation.
:, The improvements consist Of q large DIV ell in 4,
house. Kitchen and smoke house. all OF brick A
well OF good pure water barn. stable. orchard. &c
49, TERMS-One third cash. the remainder in two
or three payments 10 suii The purchasers.
Iy rs 3mw JAMES POAGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
LNoa SALE slenm engine 8 inch crIlnde,

foa SALE Steam engine, inch cylinder
IL 80 inch slr-ke.
Paper Mill Presses complete. 40 isches wide
wonld suit well for Tobacco or CIDER presses
Rog Dnsier 10 feet long aud diameter.
Sorting and Rag Tables.
puir OF strong Hard Wood Friction Pulles for
ohislinr, suitable for Grlst Mills
Glaze Tor glnzing F.ller's Bonnet Boards, &c
The above ariicIes will he sold low 10 close. and
any Kind OF manufactured articles or produce taken
IN payment. Enquire OF the Virginia Paper null
aug 10 G. LAMBDlN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
vJ>o THosE WHO WANT sovr,u,N

Io THOSE WHO WANT SOMETHING
il NICE-Jusi rece lived
i Fail of Dates, ~ boxes Raisins. 10 do half %
do or boxes; hnf barrel Lane Curranis; case G n
ger Preserves; jars Prunes; 9 boxes L. mmons;
belle Of suli shced Almonds; 5000 La linda Re,nln:
2o00O de Ia Cruz Pnncipc; doz Lemon Syrup;
together with general assortment of Grooerios
sepo JNO BOrSFORD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
ez2.sgyzsH5
THE STEAMER WISCONSIN, a NEW Pitts
burgh boat arrived at our landing yesterday,
and departed for Cincinnati. 1t is very
andsomely finished and furnished boat:

The only item of news we have heard about
town during the last two days Is the impor-
tant information that stranger got pretty
soundy thrashed for insulting some ladies in
the street. Served right.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
CAPSl CApSt CAfSl

a. AVERY, has Just received the IarGeat and
~ hest assortment OF Fur aud Cloth Cais that
has ever been brought To this market. of all quali
ues and prices, from ia centa 10 II DoLLARs, con
slsng as follows
Super Oitet Fur Caps Super Senl Fur CAPS
Do NuIrIn Fur do DO MUSK Fur DO
Do Cloth cop Fur irimcd, Super Cloth Caps,
Fashionable Silk Glazed Gaps, Fashionable Purple
Red aud Black Plush Caps; Youths aud Children
caps il great variety. all OF wch will be sold cheap
Cali and see. al No 10 Munroe street
srpl9 AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

W IRGiNiA TO W.T. Al Rules held in The
" Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Couri Of
Law and Choncery hr Tyler county. on Monday
the 7'h day Of July IS45
CaIeh woILor Con.t.;.a,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

10 DOZ EXTRA Fine kioleskin Hats. entirely
~ new in style. and snpeIi"r m qualify and
beauty at A C MCALLAM'S, ITO Main st.
aug 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

UST RECEIVED and for sale, good assort
- mcni Thread Edeings Laces and Inserting
ALEC, Lisle. Swiss and JaconeL
sep 90 % FAIRCUILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

MOTH Caps fur lined, every variety just rec
~ a, IT'S Nam st A c M'CALLAN
scp24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENT
R0CERIE S.
NB b ROSS Il 90. have IN store and offer
IvH Tor sale ni No SO Mas street,
300 hags prime RIO Coffee
$50 do good de-
100 10 old white do
$50 hhGs N Sugar prime
100 do de- lar
20 do so common
$50 brls n o Moln'ses
30 do DO Syrup
100 d, Sugar touse Molasse4
25O do Loaf Sugar. assuued numbers
so do Clarified do
100 hugs Prime Black Pepper
rs do Plmento
100 do Lvorpool Blown SILT
$50 do Ground Alum do
IS hds No 2 Msckefei
5000 bags Turks l.ard Salt
CfUc'nnnr. Sept 10. rs 81 2w sep 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
Caleb Walker. Complainant

Sa'eo "hiher, Complainant,
u.s.
Elizabeth Peoples. widow aud reiici OF
High Peoples DEF eased. and Joseph ! In
Peoples. J"hn Peoples. Thomas Peo. |hahceY
pies and Mary Peoples ninni heirs Of
Hugh Peoples deceased, Deiend,nIs
This day came the Complainant by his Ai,orsey,
end filed his hill in this cause. and tn. Defendant
not having entered their appearance aud given re-,
curly according TO Law and the rules Of hi. Cou.,
and u appearing by satisfactory evidence that Inc
said Defendants ore not inhabitants OF this State:
Therefore, on motion OF the Complainant by hi.
counsel. II ia ordered that the said Defendants do
appear here al rules 10 he holden for sad Court, on
Nlon1ay OF October next and answer the hill OF the
Compianont aud that cory Of This order be inser.
ted Tor TWO months successfully in Wheeling Tunes
a a oazehe' newspaper published in The City OF
Wheeling, and another COPY posted nj The door oi
The Court house Of this County
copy leslie. ID HICKMAN Clerk
'" hoRNTR' Tor PIii. jy 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

AVAILABLE CRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
On tho irsi dav II October 1916 Wc vii
nfrf ~ public ancton on ihc fcmi-es two valunt,l,
Wnteh"usrs stn,icd On fi,n s'ipti. nearly oppusi
- Cprucy', TAVERN The hudrpa pfe nenfl,
new, Lnvup Teen erected ~ lSIO. in ne mos
suhsnui.l mnnncf 1nd are elieihiv sifunicd n.
Gee Forwarding md Comm 'ssiunor Whoie.nlr Gro
ccV hu,iucs.. they viii tc nGrfcd Of private sale
on he Oh ,s' accommodating 'rtms uuiii he dny al
.1lc aud if MT disposed ol VIII be- sold ai auction
Persons Wish.ng No. pufchtse ni private sale. will
please call on Messf, w w q : u J,me,ou. No I1g
NinH strct HALL q WI"kUAM
SOP " Auctiuurtrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
wiioLESAL*: AND RETAIL
HAT A ND Ap S'gonc

On tini,n street. near Tie S,u,h end -
-. ~. 1890 ,,l',' mouse ~.
uaNh * iiOCE. are now manufacturing and
WI keep ocn>ianiiy on hand. n large assortment of
HATS ard CAPS of The inesi styles. .nl mann.
acinred nom The hest materials po'h oi ns being
practical Eaiiers. ue mako aud superin,end the
making oi all The Has we sell. Our Caps ore pn,.
chased if'rn The most Intensive Cnp Manufacturers
ia The Eastern Ciiies, u, the lowest prices.
All those sn want Of n genuine article and lnicst
dme.'ean fashion al Hats und Cars. will always
hnd them AZ our establishment, Which We in'end Il,
make known aud ialkad OF by ali ineu, itom our
good work aud lew prices.
.ep4 BARE a HoGE, Unicn 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

wishing to purchase ny The package or dozen, will
ma u 10 Their advantage TO call and examine nv
nSsorlmeni'as hater myself can furnish hem
with an assortment on as good terms NJ can no me,
with ~ Pittsburgh or any orhef city ives, Of rbe
mountains.
SHOE EIsDISGS AND SHOE STUCK
New York and Baltimore iauned Spanish Sole GA.
Tier. boot Morocco. ND and goat upper Ieotbo,
BosJun Shoe Pegs, Sparahles lacks. half hleacbsd
sud green shoe threads, filling thread. and almost
every thing else that is wanied by shoe NenuIac
iurefsi oil Of which Will be soldlow lor cash
Sept 20, 1874. sAML fCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
SADDLE, Birdie, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANDATORY
MO. 100.

Main Street, WHEELING, Va.
TINlIE Subso riber tenders his sincere thanks Ia
i his friends and the public generally. for their
KIND patronage since he commenced business in
The above named sIand aud would hereby inform
them he still continues 10 keep on hand and manu-.
iacuIe 10 order, SADDLES Of different kinds and
qualities. among which, is King improved patent
SPRING SEAT an ,attIcle which only needs n
inl To he found the hest nnw in usc every variety
at BRIDES Il MARTtNG hLES; also, fine Bt6Gr,
CARRIAGE, mud COMMON HARNESS. HARD
LEATHER. IMITATION ~ COMMON TRUNKS
VALlSES. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS. col.
LARS and NAMES, BUGGY RIDING AND
WAGON WHIPS and LASIES. FLY NETS. &c
&c. ali OF the above mentioned articles ore yell
made mud warranted good.
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable terms
All orders Tor work promptly attended To,
jun 10 3md&w WA MING NICOLL.
| NEW ARRANGEMENT.
| Having associated with myself BENJAMIN n
| CARR. of Philud-lp his, The above busIness wi
hereafter he conducted 10 The mime of NlCOLL q
CARR WIN MING NICOLL
jy 10 jy9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
$75,OOO.'
$4,000! SI5SOO!

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY,
For Internal Improvement IN The y G.
Class a ron 1915.
To be drawn in the City of Alexandria, ID G., on
Saturday. September 27.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

T.. POLLOCK,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, AT Hus
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
CORNER MAIN & MONROE SIS
WHEELING, VA.
A VERY Large Stick oi all kinds ct ERIK, Sc,
IA lec'~d by himself with great care irem The
Manufactures. and warranted superior 10 any he
has evor before had. Among his stock " III he found
Mems Cali, MoRocco. Seal and KIP BOOTS. do
COWHIDE. MEN's MONROES of all kinds BOYS
CoH. Morocco. KIP and COWIiIDE BOOTS;
MONROES OF oil kinds for BOYS.
LADIES' WEAR.
BOOTS. SHOES aud SLIPPERS OF oil kinds
Do do do for Misses
CHILDREN'S WORK OF EVERY KIND
SOLE and UPPER LEATHER, TmRKAp, SuoE
PEGS. NAILS, sc
As sell FOR CASH AND NOT ON cREbir il
will he found that my Prices are n Great deul
LOWER Than those Who keep books.
sep2o If T. POLLOCK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

Messrs. MASON & FUTILE, No. l2S Mas
sau Street, are our authorized Agents in New
YORK City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

N1Ew GOODS -sENsENEY a. RHODES
" have just received SOME rich Balzafines. Dor.
RACES. Lawns. Bingham Lawns, Calicoes &c. to
which they invite The attention Of The Ladies.
iuu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

NoLNEf b. PALMER, is our authorized
agent Tor receiving Subscription and Adver-
usements Tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His offices are -
HlLADELPHlA.-N.W w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
lite City Hall.
BALrIM0RE.-S. Z. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.-No. IL State street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
$50 PACKAGES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
SAM'L M'CLALLEN,
AT TuE sIGS OF The


BIG RED MOOT
y now receiving and opening one Of the largest
N and most extensive assortment Of BOOTS nj d
sHOESof every description and qnolily, ever offer
ed IN this city, which have been selected u itb
eroai care snd attention. expressly for teiai!irR
Farmers and others wishing supply Ihcir ia lies
with good adicle OF Boots and Shoes will do well
w call and examine my assorimen befofe puIchas,
Ing elsewhere Ii consists ~ pauof
400 pairs mems thick Boots,
800 do do Kip do
800 do do Calf do
1000 do do Thick Brogans,
1000 do do hip Monroes,
200 do Roofs thick Boots;
700 do Youths do. do
ioOO prs Boys thick and Kip Br6pans,
300 do Youths do do do
1000 do Women's Kip, calf and Moroc.
co Lace Boots,
300 pairs Women's Calf and Morocco
Shoes
1000 do Children's Shoes Of every size.
shape andq uality.
The above. with hundred other kinds too nu-
merous 10 mention, renders my stock so complete
ihaiihose 1bo may favor me with call cannot IA n
10 he pleased both IN regard to price and quality
Thankful for the liberal patronage that has been
heretofore extended 10 me. sill sollcifa confirm.
aucs Of a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

A GOOD ASSORTMENT of Ready Made
IA Ladies Caps and Head Dresses, also Bonnet
Borders. and Artificial Flow ers, for sale by
sep2O A o FAIRCuiLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

NOrlCE.-I hereby fofowarn all persons from
~ hnrhoring or trusting my wife. Mary Robin.
son. on my account. ~ she has eh my bed Ind
bonfj without any provocaiion.
sep23 81 JAMES III ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

a tENTLEMEN's MOROCCO MoNRoEs-
IN 100 pairs Genilemen's Fine Moro, co Mon.
roes just reed al the sign Of the BIO REp Boor
may - SAM'B MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27
MAMMOTH SCHEME

MOST SPLENDID SCHEME ever drawn in
The ;. Ia Tins Lottery the FIRST q numbs 4. will
en'''le The holder ,o prize Of s40C The mex, Two
Numbers $3.50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-27

NENTLEMEN'S CAPS-Gea,lemen's new
~ style cloth. Velvet, OIL. Silk aud Oil Silk
cased CAPS. embracing the new Broadway style;
niso the London and Paris fashion. all Of the finest
qualities aud al low prices. AC M'CALLAM.
sep23 IT'S Main .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
corm.pondcuee Of ,he Noriolk HcrAld.

NANsEMoNp, Va Nov. ii, 16i5.
ahssys Editors Yesterday morning the soop
Dolphin In charge of Capt Ward and Mr. Goodspecd,
bound from Norfolk 10 Nnnsomond with some freight for
me discovered Oh Fig Point about two miles distant
,hcrrlrpm something which they supposed TO be boat
a,iri, With tho aid Of their spyguss they discovered
|, Nv 10 n wreck with ON IT. and immediately
nut about and his rescue although blew ut the
Time gale from tho Westward, taEd their boat very
small onc-nnd with acme difficulty took oil the man.
IA tfcc cclorcd man named raine) who made tho follow
i,c s,a,c,ucn, Tha, on Sunday about o'clock on ms
way from Ecnncus Creek (Nanscmond) to Norfolk win
load of e,aycs he capsiycd Oh Pig Point when his only
communion slave about Is or ~ years oil age belonging
,n Mrs Iarirncr. Shoulders Hill. was knocked
mn rbonrd but rcgaucd the wreck: that during Sunday
night, IL being very cold md the water constantly wash
uc over ,cm the poo, fellow chilled to death and
MAS washed oil Paine said he could not have held on
much longer il Capt, Ward md Mr. Goodspecd had not
come 10 his assistance They took him on board their
vessel supplying him with dry clothes, and every thing
else In their mower Tor his restoration. lie had ycstcr
day afternoon 40 ia, recovered 10 be able to walk.
am, gentlemen. yours. &c. JAS II. GOODWIN.
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NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE in March, 1894, and
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IDin6om SHADES.

s9ISDOW SHADEDEp0T, No. 7Spruce-si. Hew-
w York-The only mandatory any extent in the nit
States The subscribers offer for sale the most splendid
assortment Shades which could he collected together
consisting OF the following styles
10000 pairs beautiful Gothic painted by artists These are
Nil vie 0t celebrated places IN Europe.
5000 pairs OF assorted Gothic Counian. and Landscapes
such generally sold about the City.
- pairs of beautiful Corinhian, painted in Florence
100 pairs of some of the celebrated places in this
country.
8 c0O pairs OF cheap Shades, from 62i cents 81 ~.
We pied " ourselves sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house in Newlork. Persons wishing t.e
process OF getting up the useful articles shown
ihrougE the painting with great pleasure.
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations not TO be sur
passed. Trimmings ofh Kinds ri manufacturers price,.
Persons buying sell again. dea!l with on c most be
al terms. eco SIN BARToL DE MAUNY.
CRENCH WINDOW SHADES - C. Wood
above Shades, varying from TO IL feet IN
length Also invoice of French landscape Paintings of
new designs sc. Corplhian Columns, &c. The invoice
contains abot 100 prs low priced sni will he sold accord
ingy.
" III be allowed alibera discount Next door 10 the corner
OF Resde-si. Lafarge's Buildings lnl5 J. C. WOODFORD
% 00O WINDOW Shades-For sale at wholesale
,UUUor retail at reduced prices. Persons dealing
in This article find complete assortment al prices from
10 To 30 per celt than where they second
or laird hands ~ B-Good Oil Washable Shades from -
= pair-beautnl from 50 TO -be-i from 80 ~
Sl2 kelly klkER. Exclusive Window Shade
o22 Dealers and Manufacturers, Isl Chathani-sL
WINDOW. SHADES. C. WooDFoRD, 2S9!
" Broadway (La!aree Buildings has complete assert,
men OF transparent Window Stgdes some very beautiful
in designs and execution w Also, Curtain Tasses Cor
nces Furniture Gimps, Curtain Trimmings, &c next door
10 III corner Of R.gt.-s. o3tf
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FARMERS LIBRARY.

PROSPECTUS OF THE FARMERS LIBRARY AND
Il MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE joins
s. SKINNER, Editor Each number will conss, OF dis
tiuct paris viz.
l. The FARMERS LIBRARY, in which will be pubshe
continuously the hes; Standard Works Agriculture,
bracng those which by their the language which
they are written would otherwise beyond the reach Of
nearly all American Farmers. In this way shall
or three dollars the choicest European esises
ana researches in Agriculture costing ten times much in
e original editions, not easily obtained any price. and
virtually ontot the reach Of mcRwho live by following the
plough In the Farmers Library thew will be ACCOMPANIED
by notes from the Editor explaining what may be obscure
10 American readers calculated msead the begin.
nern Farming, owing 10 differences of Soil Climate &c
The works published in the Library will form a complee
series exploring sud exhibiting the whole field OF Natural
Science and developing the ch treasures which Chemistry
Geology. and Mechanics have yielded and may yield 10
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mers Library may be bound up by itself forming NAM
moth volume o; StO the end OF each each
work contained therein may be bound separately
ii. TIE MONTHLY JOURNAL or AGSIcuLruRE VIII Ike
wise contain about 80 pages month and will comprise
|. Foreign: Selections from the higher class OF British
with extracts from books which may be- published
la the Library, &c. SC. > -imrIcdH Editorials commune
Gated and selected accounts of experiments improved pro-
cesses discoveries IN Agriculture Implements &c &c.
In This department alone Will ours resemble any American
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ishers and We sure II Will fall short Tor wait OF In
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lake II who would Otherwise have been repealed by the
heavy and caprcoas exacops OF the Post0ce. AsPos.-
masters are permitted 10 frank money letters publishers
un. ma. PERIOD and as We wish 10 print only many
A
verience. Address 49, 49,
GREELEY SisIcELRATH, Tribune Office.
NEwYoRH, May, ls45
S The first number will be published The isi day o,
July and thence regularly the secular day Of every
mouth
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France.
In the brig E1Gct for Sarannch-E Anderson, lady,
children aud servant Dr. Clark and lady, Mrs Cavanah
Misses Moses Lowell aid Stiles, McssrsJ Caves H
Dool,,e F Nesbi,t, w Rowland. 5 Hyatt, Morange