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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

OE- The funniest thing relative to the slave
sliackies," found on board the Missouri, which
the London Times made such a ridiculous out.
cry about, is the fact, Stated in the Washing.
ton Journal that they were a part of ..the
spoils" which belonged to ''the %victors' when
the British irigate Macedonian was captured
during the last war. There were several hun.
dred on board that ship when she was taken.
some OF them to keep a portion Of her crew il
safety, the Others to keep safe the Yankee pri
soners, which she might have taken if she had
not been taken so soon herself.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
TWO INDICTMENTS AGAINST TIR

RELL-Thc Municipal court was opened by
Judge Vashburn, at noon yesterday, and the
grand jury returned 50 indictments. Two of
them are against Albert j. Tirrcll. alias DE
Noii-the iirst charging him with the murder
OF Maria A. Bicklord, and the second for set
ing lire 10 the house in which she was killed
Whoever arrests him will not only be entitled
to the reward of $1,000 lately offered. but also
To the reward OF $1,000 for the detection OF
mcendiarics offered by the city authorities
some months ago.-Boston Post, Tuesday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

VIOLATION or coPYRIGHT-A c0.c
was tried VA thc United States District Court
Baltimore, last week. being on action ~ ~,
coveS for ihe violation Of The copyright cC q
song, called THE Old Arm Chair 10,
dict IN favor Of tie plaintiff was rendc,cj
with damages in the sum Of $4,000. beinc 81
per copy ior the number which was proven r.
heve been issued. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

SAGO CREAM-Tbe following receipt n
for a mess which is very grateful to tire sick.
Take o dessert spoonful Of Sage, boil il in
"a pint ct water to- Jelly; add a tea-cup OF
cream boil It 6gnin-be0t up one egg very
light, aud Fouf To- S,go on while hot-sugar
and nutmeg tOyOuT taste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

Qs- We publish in another column the
proceedings of an Internal improvement
that the differences Of opinion entertained by
the friends Of the central work will not lead
to insurmountablc difficulties i'll the way of
that enterprise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
KINNES LAW CONFERENCE.-The

KlNNES LAW COMPENDlUM.-Last
week, or perhaps the week before, we nomced
the publication of Mr.. Kinnc's fifth volume.
On Monday night of last week tue whole cdi-
ton. save a few copies that had been distribu-
ted among editors, was destroyed by fire; but
Mr.. Kline is not the man to suffer ii disap-
poiniment among his subscribers. Tor by Satur-
day he had the book reprinted (314 pages) and
Is now ready to supply all who stand III need
OF tbs ussiui work a new edition OF such Il
volume, got ready i'll -four working days, is no
small achievement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

A CULINARY HOPE BLIGHTED.-A
story has been going the rounds OF the papers,
that tame ducks can be made equal in flavor
to canvass backs, by feeding them on celery
occasionally, but, unfortunately for the success
celery
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

a young lady of high repectability, residing
aiew miles from Philadelphia, has lately had
cancer extracted from her breast, the effect
OIL fght iocing! She IS about 80 years ofage
and has loug been addicted to the folly of this
hic. She has suffered most ~acutcly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

CT We have rain falling slowly at this
present writing and no prospect oil a c~ontinu-
encc OF Indian Summer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

correspondent Of the Charleston Cour;or
says that Massachusetts has a hundred millions
invested IN manufactures and her CONNIE RE
growing OFT oil These manufactures IS I'M
mcnse. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
A TYLER MAN YET IN OFFICE

"A TYLER MAN YET IN OFFICE.-A
washington correspondent of the Ohio Star
tells this good story of one Of John Tyler's last
appointments. Delazon Smith, Esq. former
y a democratic aud then a Tyler Editor in
ONO, as you doubtless ncollect. was appoin-
ted about a year ago, by Mr.. Tyler. as a sort
oil commercial agent, 10 visit some OF the South
American Republics, the Pacific Ocean. &c.
at So per day, and voyage and travelling ex,
penscs paid. "Delusion," as he is Familiarity
called, seems TO have known a thing or twol
lie departed on his mission-and sill keeps
ON 1t, but the government don't know and
cant ind out at what point Mr.. Buchanan
Wishes to recall him, but for the life of him he
cannot ascertain in what quarter Of The globe
tne agent Is pursuing his researches "Dclu-
sion avoids sending home reports, and il is
supposed That near the close of the present
term OF the administration he will come home
WIN a very pretty bill Of per diem allowances
and expenses for Uncle Sam TO foot. That
"Delusion' is a smart chap-very! He goes
altogether ahead Of tie John Smiths. and !.
tue kecncst Tyler man exmnt-exoept Wise
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
OUTRAGE AT CUMBERLAND-

UUTKAGE AT CUMBBRLAND-The
peaceful and quiet town of Cumberland was
disturbed on Saturday night last by a sci of
Iowdles, who broke the front windows of tbe
houses OF Messrs. Jacob Fechtig, James Hook.
Valentine A. Buckley and Others, by throwing
lsTge stoves against them from the street, and
~ one or two instances e%ndangering the lives
OF the inmates; the stone thrown into Mr..
Blekeys Sisdov barely missing his head
whilst lying ~ his bed-and the n thrown
into Mr.. Hooks passing immediately over
the heads Of bis children who were also In
bed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
DIR JAYNE's ALI we hove becr

DIR JfYNE'S ALI ERATIVE. We have been
informed by Mrs Rose Of n cure performed on her
by DrJdyne's Alternative. which proves lis superior.
ity over every other remedy 81 he kind She has
been afflicted for The los, six cen wears with Ne.
crosses or White, Sweling., attended with ulccra-
ions aud esipiiaa.0n ofyarous bones. duriog which
lime many pieces have been discharged from the
frontal bone Of The cnnium. from both her arms.
Wrists and hands, end from both legs, and from The
right knee ond The len leIboral bone. besides pain
lil n'cers on Other Pafis Of her person. which has
hr filled The skiil Of a number Of he n ol eminent
phy'ieinns ofonr ciiy-iurIng ite musi Of The time
her ., hefngs have been mOsI excTuciuling ard de-
pl"fahle. About Il rce mnnills since she was in.
dJecd 10 try DR. Jayne, AlIeraiive. which Inns had
mn osionishmgly harry Effect upon her. by removing
oil pam aud swolIines. and eausing Tie ulcers 10
heal While al the same time her general health has
become completely restored. so that size now weighs
s"ne 20 lbs more lhnn .he did before she com.
'nenced The use Oiihis truly valuable prepare lion.
Native Eagle.
For sale hy Dr. CRUMBACKER, I73 Main s..
Wheeling. Va. mo-. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
THE MEXICAN INDEMNITY

TIE MEXICAN 1NDEMNITY.-The
Union says, the statement published by the
New Orleans Tropic, that Mexico had paid
the indemnity, is founded on transformation.
1t further says:
1--WE cannot understand that the install.
ments have been poid by Mexico; and there.
tore, we do not see the Obligation on the mari
OF the Executive OF tire United States. con.
formally with the law OF Congress to paw tLc
Mexican claimants. On their account. we
sincerely wish that the amount Of the install
ments was snugly in their pockets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

The Mayor OF Washington has appointed
Thursday, the 9Th inst. to be observed as a
day of Thanksgiving in that city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

The Morganown Mountainecr expresses the
hope, from the apparent prosperity Of The Ar
gus, that the federal City of Wheeling wi
soon be redeemed.
That is about as slender a peg as a hope
was ever hung upon. The Argus is about
killing itself to save It's life"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

Man is sent naked into the worid--fceble
and helpless, mendowed with the wings of
the bird, the swiltness of the stag, the tortu-
Gus speed of the serpent; without means of
defence against The clans or darts of an enemy
nay, against even the inclemency of the
weather. He has no she'll, no fleece, no COW
ering of fur; nor even a den or burrow for his
hiding place Yet by force of his natural
powers, he has driven the lion from his cave,
despoiled the bear of his shaggy coat for a
vestment, and the bull of his horn TO form a
drinking cup. lie has dug into the entmils
OF the earth, TO bring forth elements of future
strength; the very eagle, in traversiug The skies
finds himself struck down in the midst of his
career, to adom his cap with a tropy Of dis
tinction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

RELlCS.-Thc Journal DIES Debates sneak
ing of the purchase, some time since. by
FRINGE Albert, ofthe coat worn by Nelson.
when he received his death wound at Traial-
gar, Tor presentation 10 Greenwich Hospital
takes occasion 10 bring togcthera number of
examples OF the large sums paid under the re-
lic-and-rarity mania; particularly, by the rich.
enthusiasts of our own Island: more especially
1T seems. subject to that species of influenza
Some OF the cases reported, will require testi-
moniais, not likely to be forthcoming. ere they
Will be inclined 10 admit those amongst the
statistics OF the passion. The ivory chair
which Gustayus Vasa received from the town
oil Lubbock, was sold, the Journal DIES Debats
says, III 1923, Tor the sun of $4,000 forms
not lar short of e 5000. This is a startling
anecdote to begin with; but such a one was
absolutely necessary to prepare the mind for
the reception ofthe following:-The coat worn
by Charles Twelfth, OF Sweden, al the battle
oil Puitawa-preserved by Col Rosen, who FOL.
lowed the adventurous monarch To Bender
was sold, In 1923, at Edinburgh, for the sum
Of G22 900 sterling.
This anccdote, the French paper, itself.
thinks should have confirmation. 1t makes
the rest, however easy of acceptancc-thoueh
there are some even OF those which might be n
little difficult of digestion by a faculty less
powerfully stimulated. NJ. A. Lenoir. the
founder OF the French Museum, relates that.
during the transport of the remains of Abelard
and Heioise 10 the Petits Augustins. an Eng
lIshman ollerd him 1907 900 francs (e1. O003
Tor one of the teeth Of Hcloise! At that ouo-
iatlon OF the price OF bone, Lord Shaftesbury
had a great bargain of the tooth of Sir Isaac
Newton, for which he paid only f73O. i'm
1916! For want of an Englishman at Stock
holm, in 1870, the head of Descartes (tceth
and alD was absolutely given away, as the
phrase is at the sale Of DR.. Sourmon's cabinet,
for 80 frs.
The following cases fall within the more
mill and familiar examples Of this affection
though 1t will be seen that the English ex-
amples continue TO be far more striking than
the foreign pronunciations. Voltaire's cane
was sold, in Paris, for 500 francs (G2O1
Rousseau's waistcoat for $40 francs. and his
copper watch for 400: knat's wig. in spite
OF all promises contained in the apophthegm
winch suggests the seat of a doctors wisdom.
brought only 200 francs; whereas, the wig OF
Sterne fetched, in London, 200 guincasS5.-
2oO francs: Luckily, the inference, against the
philosophers. as TO the relative value (accord-
ing to collectors measure) OF the good things
seveTaIiy covered by the two latter articles. Is
escaped, bye virtue OF the differences i'm the
devclopement of this passion established i'm the
previous CASES. The hat worn By Napolean
at Eylau, was, in 1885, carried off, by M.
Lacrolx, rom thlrty-two competitors, for the
sum OF 80 francs, about e77, while sir
Francis Burdett paid c500 for the two pens
used III The signature OF the treaty Of Amiens.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

The Hudson Republican says a company Of
view workers. have purchased part of a dock
near INC loot OF Main street, Catskill, and are
now engaged in erecting gigantic ice house
upon u Tor The purpose Of suppiyine ice for
the New York market. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

OF We are pleased to perceive by the fol-
lowing Resolutions OF The officers, that the As.
sociation OF Wing Ladies' OF Virginia have
contracted with Mr.. Hart, a native aud self
educated k~entuckian, for the sculpture of the
Clay static. The testimonials oil his Genius
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

A HIr-"Bill," said one loaier to another
recently, "Iise a National eformer,' lis"
f'Ny, is that our pariyt"
Ivy yes, hossy, il is that. ii YOU puts in
a vote Tor that ere party, YOU votes yoorselfa
farnI.'
We'll, don't 60 that until they'll so a lit
tie further. l wants a farm, and some body 10
rorkit, besides" Exit both, yawning. !.
Messenger.
REMEMBER IT.-An hours industry
viii do more to begct cheerfulness, suppress
evil humors, and retrieve your affairs, than q
months moaning.
Forests of standing trees have been discover
ed in Yorkshire, England and in Ireland, i'm
bedded in stone.
Is il honest for a subscriber to take a news
paper Tor months and years, and after getting
IN arrearaee, TO stop the paper without fork.
ing the dimies3"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

BISHOP CHASE letter from this veneer
able Prelate written at Bedford, Pa, on the
luh, announces his recovery from tire effect
OF his accident so far as TO be ia condition Tor
r%csuDing his tourney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

NUTLERY! CUTLERYi-A lafge oss,rlmen,
" OF Rodgers & Sons' Wrsinnhoim;-, Crooks.
Ashton q Jncksnn's. ard numerous other .ocerior
%hrandsoi P'cke'. Pruning IIunIirg and Per Knives;
inst reed ard for sale al reduced prices by
nov 10 J g. + HORNBROCK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

tt ~
contracted with Mr.. Hart, a native and self.
educated Kentuckian, for the sculpture of the
Clay static. The. testimonials oil his genius
are very strong.
THE CLAY STATUE.
Alta mcctiagol the Presil;n:, Vice Presidents.
&c, oi the society, Tor the erection ot a
Statue TO HgSgy CLAY. (ihc President be.
lug represented By proxy,) OH the 30th OF
October, 1915.
Rcsoived, That MIR. Joel T. Hart be the
sculptor selected for the purposc; and that DIR.
Nelson the Chairman at the Committee ol
Gentlemen, heretofore appointed, b. request
ell to correspond with him ON IN. subject. aud
to fix the terms, aud ascertain the time when
the Statue shalt be finished. SC.
Rcsotred, That as several years must elapsc
before the Statue can b. finished, The money
subscribed Tor the purpose, be placed in the
hands OF Mr.. VIM. III. Maciarland. Treasure,
oi the Society, to b. lent out 10y him, only Oh
good landed security.
LUCY BARBOUR, President.
JULIA LE,Gu.
SALLY b. FKY, }Vicc Presidents.
LOUISA C~aRRINGroN.
ELIZA NJ. RIDDLE, Assistant Treasurer.
The English people are remarkable for TAX,
ing a great deal of cxcrcis. in the open, air,
and are generally great walkers. Male and
female, high and low, walk mucl,-a custom
worthy OF imitation by our country women.
A ioreign correspondent Of the Boston Atlas.
furnishing some account of MIR. and Mrs.
Howrrr, (well known writers) gives the fol
lowing statement;
1--WE (Mr. and Mrs. Ii. and the writer were
all up with the dawn, and, after a substantial
country breakfast, were on our way To Swan.
sea. Arrived at which place, we walked ovei
the splendid beach, which extends from the
town To the Mamhlehead, a distance of ncarl )
seven miles-ior we were all great pedestrians
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt particularly so. VIVA
would some young ladies, who never venture
out unless In a carriage, or Tor u brief street
promenade, say 10 such walks as those taken
BY the delightful authoress we are sp,aking of
5 oaaiter their marriage they under took a walk
into Scotland. having long admired warmly
the ballad poetry and traditions OF that coun.
try. In their ramble, after landing at Dunbar.
ton, they went over mountain aud moorland
wherever they proposed 10 60, for ON thousand
miles. walking more than five hundred of
Mrs, Hewitt performing the journey with.
out fatigne.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

IVHNUNf bNtU, LNOV. To, Do.
BARLEY commands the same range of fig
uIes as wheat, as per quality-say from 20 To-
Scc. The receipts since our last have beer
light.
FLoUR-Sales of City. Mills have BEEN
made TO day at Sl,e73, and the. range may be
assumed at S4,S7S5; for country brands Ca
31fal 30.
LEAD-We have heard of no transactions :
to-day $3.50 is Offered and $3.50 demanded
at which holders are firm. .9.M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
COPPER ORE FRoM LAKEsUPERIoR

-.SeVenty seven casks, containing ten tons
rich copper ore from lake superior. arrived in
TINS port IN the New York packet schooner
Page. 1t IS TO be taken to the works in Rnv.
bury TO be smelted. We understood tbere
are .hrc1s bundled tons oE the way 70 dis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
PIANO rs

a N ASSORTMENT Of superior Grand Action,
[~ Piano Furies, in elegnn, Rosewood md MAJ
bogany cases. Ibis day received from one Of The
best oas'cfn manufactures. and will be offered ar'
private sale, fore few days only, 10 tho eiiirpns OF
Wheeling
These Pianos are richly finished. embracing all
The late improvements w action, and combine light
and easy touch with mellow brilliant lone. CHI.
zens IN want ofo Piano have now q rare opporiunify
~ selecting a 6ue instrument. For sals until Toes
Day or Wednesday Of next week at the Virginia
Hotel nov Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
STEAM -pATREGISTETS.!
Il PORT OF
SnsStR WHEELING Es#n6

TlMEL WARNING 10 hose predrsposed In
Consumption! The weekly records Of Deu,h and
me vast amount that die Of Consumption, should
'"avlnce au.ihai no line should be LOST it, procuring
something TO arrest the Hydra headed monster in
due seas"n. beiore 1t hikes hold Of the tender mem
hrn'ies oi 'he Lungs. aud causes Them 10 disease
Ihis timely cau,ion may he the means OF spar,nr
many i'm Tie shadows of the Grave, and placing
"''lin their reach q Remedy that Tens Of Thou
saiIcs have used before ihem-munv who ore living
monuments OF health 10 he present. Is il moi then
a hltssirg TO the Consumplive lhut there is n med.
Icine that will remove iheir nnlietinn a,J restore
sound health. This rs 10 be ionnd IN The timely
use oi Df Duncan's Expeciornnt Remedy, a Medi-
c'pe prepared expressly for Diseases Of The Lungs
ana Ia" Preinonllory s,mpl ms Of Consumption
Those wi are afflicted with a Cough, Cold .HoarMe,
ness aud Sosne's Of The Throat. Bronchitis. Spit.
ling OF Blood. Pain in The Breast and SIDE, Difficult.
y oil breaihinR DC. should not delay PROCURING This
Medicine omit IL il Ion laie -
F"r lie by d e. n b MARSH, Wheeling, Va.
nov 10
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
A WI OTHERS - a. II HORNBROOK.
would call The attention Of Merchants 10 The r stock
OF Combs. ThteaJ. Buttons, Cutlery. Stationery. Csp,
Letter aud Wrapping Papcrs, Thimhlcs. &c. DE;
comprising The beat assortment of NOIi0ns and III
such articles 50 may be wanted M a recruiting
STOCK, ever offered west Of The Mountains. Their
slo'k Is principally purchased in New York by the
case. "t The heavics' Importers. md will be so.d nj
The Eastern Joining Prices. for cash or approved
Bnrier, ar Ia good men on short time.
RAG Ginseng. Feathers, Beeswax, Flax. &c..
&c, taken in Esch1nge. y 81
Call aud see them Il you want Bargains, and
Judge for yourselves. at
j & r HORNBROOK'S.
Wholesale L. Retail Variety Merchants.
nov IL ..r. hlnnrna CT NUlxut.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
NOTICE

VIE Court Of Ihquuy ar The First B1nalio, n
the f6fsi Regiment will be held ia TtaJcL
'hi1' or Fuday The 25h Of Nov smber.
Aud lr The % Battalion ia West Liberty. on SAT.
ufday The 20gb.
INC Confiof Appeal will he held H. Triadelobia
Oh Sain'day ue 2Oth OF December. 1915. The
,mOefs OF said Couns are required io attend in
'"'l un.i"'n viii tide arms. according W. law.
byofde' % WM JORDAN, COionsL
nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

AN IMMENSE HORSE.-Carter, the Lion
King, has purchased the largest horse in Eng
land. He has namedhim General Washing
ton BE is twenty hands high, and looks as
Large as an elephant. He lisa black gelding,
beautifully dappIed--his mare is nearly -four
feet long: his tail sweeps the ground; he is
perfectly formed, and is regarded as one of the
finest specimens of the horse ever seen in
Great Britain. He is only six years old: he
will be exhibited shortly in London, and then
sent TO the United States. A most splendid
covering of blue silk velvet, fringed with a
deep border of gold, is being made for him.
Mrs. Caudle says-''Yes, it's all very well
to talk about fortunes made limo time; they're
like shirts made in no time-it's ten TO one il
they hang long together" c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

Abby Kelly and $. S. Foster. the Abolition
lecturers, arc holding forth ia Cincinnati.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

~ y i
pie, says Addison, lis like an object seen in
two different mediums that appear crooked or
broken however straight and entire il may BE-
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SIX
mbDlCALSfUDENTS were registered i'm the
louisville institute during the first week OF
the session.
a new steam saw mill has just been
put Ia operation in kcosauqua, Iowa.
a Sabbath days journey was sbou. three
quarters of a mile.
ConVlCfED-A young man named An
drew 2. Potter, has been found guilty eff d.
murder Of Lucius f. Osborne, at New Hayen
Conn. 'Vhs
SUIClDE-Bemard Storer drowned him
sell INA pond at Monmotb. Me ON WI
day week. He had been married but six ,SecIs
.out haa separated from his wife, in conseon.
'enoe Oh SOHO dispute about berproperty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
SMAIL MOTT CURRENCY.

dBOKaiA-Ware, Wing. has been eject
ed 70 ibo Holsc OF Representative from Mrdi.
son CO. by ~ majority. There was a te al
gf octolSr ehction between the Wing aud
Loco Foo candidates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
cANDLEABRASl CANDLEABRASl
81 PAlk SlYefed Hnck EnndIcnhrna

- PAIR Stlyered Back CaudIeabras
~ = d. do juliet do
2 DO d. Bniladoro do
do DO supcf double light DO; new ,tyles
aud The reaiosi atucles ever of-rcd. Us recelye1
M connection wih t,Ose CHEAP LARD Lamps
and for sale NJ Eislenp N mulacf.rcrs ouees. no
) & r HohNBROCK. Monroe 81.
Wheeling +.