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The admirable system of Lie Insurance which this
Institution has organized, and which has secured such
highest favor in America During the short period of
its establishment in the United States its principles
have won the unqualified approval of many eminent
and the patronage it has received fully tests the
public confidence in its favor.
Examples Of Rates-for TIE .4sstronce Of 800 on a
Single Life.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
gsrs4sssss MISS L. LsfDOERSEY.sfgs,t.xz ~
yY 5lS Broadway, NE w YORK.
Il Goodss including the Fall Fashions, &C. selected to
order. ~. "
Septr4, ls45 5lel .,51 5a6 e.
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FOR SALE.

- On liberal terms, the House and Lot in the
eastern.par ofthe City of Raleigh belonging To
Mr.. David Carter, and at present occupied by Mr..
Daniel murray Apply TO W. & A. STITH.
Aug. 5, 1845.aA9 aa4E 49i..w y = 561-tE
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BALTIMORE

sF s# Nsli BALTIIORE tr.
Fashionable Clothing Emporium.
VWNHE above named establishment has opened at the
II store adjoining Mr.. B. B. SMITH's. on Fayette-
vile street ,. .- a-..e
The citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity respect
fully requested to call and examine my large and fash
onable stock of superior made clothing 1T is not sop
shop work neither do 1 intend to run away soon
the is over, five receive that patronage which
we expect from generous public.) 8,..s, seE s--a
My stock consists, in part, as follows:
Super blue and blue-black Dress and Froek COATS,
"a" and extra super Drab, Sack and Over ="
8. heavy Tweed 90 . o. a"
81" Croton cloth i..a ~"
" Drab Cashmerett {"
Heavy fulled cloth
Super blk Cashmere PANTS, .-'
:. E1UHy.t fancy &. =. ('fTariou' ''yl''') "a
- Silk Satin, valentia and Aaneilles VESTS.
q" Velvet -'a .
Stocks Cravats, Collars, Hose, &c.
r Gentlemen wishing suits made to order, can be ac-
commodated in ten or twelve days, by leaving their
warranted to be the best make and material and
in all cases to 6t GEO. w. TAYLOR, Agent.
N B. CUTrING done in the latest styles, and at the
lowest prices.
Septr 8, 1914. E66-f
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NEW BOOKS.

THE Club Room and other Temperance Tales by
Il T. s. Arthur. @i'A : 5t l7Gss-it'5 a-I ,
The Knickerbocker Sketch Boek. s-,. --- s.s
The Secret Foe and Nan Darrell, by Miss Ellen
Pickering. = -s4s- $50 -at>f sc se5it 80 H. oa5
The Mirror Library, Handsomely bound, Also, Nos
and of the London Lancet.
= Just received at the New Bookstore by .-ssssas /
49, .r... s>5ss "a .sn- o. L. CLEAVELAND.y \
June 2nd b52 /
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READ THLS!

<s GOOD GOODS WILL SELL. ...9 z, /.
DURE Cider Vinegar. Also White Wine Vinegar
II for nice Picking Call and see.
Best family Green Tea. Family Flour in half Bar
rels General assortment of Good Goods low for cash
or six months Credit If you want good goods look at
and well selected, will doubt, and fashionable, aud
cannot be bought low Auction Goods. Persons
may rely upon what is said of the above articles and if
not SO, they can be returned
To Farmers Particular attention given to Sales
of any kind of produce sent to me. T. H. SNOW.
July 2S, 1874. 559tE
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
VHNHE Office opposite the Catholic Church, if not Pr-
a yatey sold before, will be sold at public Auction
on Monday ofthe next Superior Court.
Raleigh, Sept Is, 1916 .sr b. sorts
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Gtate of N. ANKLIN County
~ Superior Court of Equity. Spring Term, ls46.
Petition for Partition.
Richard Noble. Robin Moore and James Afford an
ant under the age of twentyone years BY Ltleberry
49, Afford his father and next friend,
George Hines and wife Mourning. Judeth Boon. Charity
Flowers an Inlant-James w. and daughter whose
name is unknown children of Moses Moore deceased,
and Crawford Moore an Infant. sas
In the above appearing to the sa'isc ton of the
Court that James w. and Daughter whose name is
known, children of Moses Moore deceased. reside be-
yOnd the limits of this State 1t is ordered by the Count
that publication be made for six weeks in the North
Carolina Standard, notifying the said James W. and
Daughter whose name is unknown, children of Moses
Moore deceased appear at the next Term o this Court
to be held for the aforesaid County the Court House
in the Town of Louisburg the second Monday after
the fourth Monday in September next then and there to
plead answer or demur the cause will be heard
Parte, against them and decree made accordingly. g
Witness, Young Patterson, Clerk and Master OF eur
said Court of Equity, at Office the I'd Monday after the
4th Monday in March Is45.
Y. PATTERSON, C. M E..
August 20, lS45. (Pr adv. So 624 66S-6t
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Raleigh, SeptsS, 1915. 665-4ts :
The subscriber having made cORSid.
erable arrangements for the purpose of taking Produce
Groceries, and other Goods Commission, (all except
Liquors) He assures those who may patronize him in
this way that every exeron shall be used get very
best prices. Prompt payments made when the goods
sold. .-. J. R. W.
September 9th, Is45.
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FALL SUPPLY OF
FAMILY GROCERIES.

Jus received and for SALE very large stock Of Family
GToceres-by the wholesale :etal As my stock
was bought with cash, think can compete with any
have turned my attention particularly to the keeping Of
Family Groceries, intend spare pains in trying to
please all who may call me. assure all who deal
with that they shall have, all times the best
articles My best Sugars put u2 in WHOLE half and
quarter barrels for family My stock consists, in
part, of the following articles: .-F .a
St Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans SUGARS all
of tine best quality; Loaf and crushed ditto;
Laguira, Rio and Cuba COFFEE;
Young Hyson, Imperial and Gunpowder TEAS;
FLOUR, at all times of the very best quality, III not,
it can be returned);
Cheese, Molusses, Rice, Dried Beef, Spice, Pepper,
Mace, Madder, Copperas, Soaps of all kinds and a
great many other articles usually kept in Family
Grocery. " 80
feel thankful to my customers for their liberal pa
tronage, and hope by my strict attention to business
gain many more ~. .....- .,..a
Call and see for yourselves. ..e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

The Pittsburgh Gazette is down upon Us
like bricks from an old chimney, lightning ON
"a june bug. or mothcr-m-law on refractory
boy. One would Judge, from an article in that
paper OF Tues lay, that we had a heart
like triple hooped lignum Vita; that "A cann-
bal was no more compared to Us Tor ferocity,
than sucking dove To the hippopo,amus, or
the phiamthropic Howard To the immortal
Blue Beard. He walks over lis as Napoleon
di over the Bridge of Lodi, scolds us as
meier u fish woman did three cent customer
who turned up his nose at her stock in trade,
and all because we qucricd whether he used a
proper expression when he said that in Quebec
there Were ten thousand souls made houseless
by the fire. Well, he may murder the
English hereafter, ats much a. he plcases,
wc.wil not disturb the cquanimity of such a
swapping turtle any more.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

a. A. some further evidence oi TIA, views
which the North Nest takes of its own ia
trrcsl 81 Ear a. it is connected with the Balti
morc and OHIO Railroad, we copy am extract
irum The Marion Pioneer
We rejoice Co 6ud that the citizens ol Ma.
ION arr taking active. and we hope. clccur,l
steps 81 the n,attc, ui the Il. " q. Rail road
iuu,c VI ~ bc tia; a lew ut the property hold
rs about PdrkcIsburg succeed in inducing the
company to reject the uvcriurcs ol the charter
oi our late 'cwSlruurc, AND thcy shdudaciuuly
accomplish THEN purpue' OF making ikui place
the terminus oi the road we. and su,iir G lEh, or
ten other counties, will b. most dcplorably
situated: Nurthot us j. the great National Road
AN important thurough-larc. aud South of ~,
the James River improvement :--wcwill then
bc cut oil from all the improvements of the
North West. and hold a strip oG land. which
however much adapted to agricultural pur-
poses, will be- rendered comparatively value
less Tor want utCpuvcuicnt and possible con-
vcyanCcsoi lis pr, duCtions To market w,
will be surrounded with improvements. but
they will b. beyond our reach: and while ",
iorcvcr dcplorc our misfortune. We may labo,
in vain To developed the resources of our ricl
and fertile territory. Read the Subioincd pro
c"cdings. and come up To our help in matter
which will crown our efforts with common .bu
substantial benefits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

ph,liN l1d Ia be- met with = marked Cun,lcm-
nation voted ior the present charter. which
will protect oil the interests of the Common
wealth. And now. we presume lat enough
upon the determination ol Juo. Clayton. Esu.
"ut Delegate elect, To carry ont the wishes of
his constituents. To piedgc his Uciiuc and
prompt DoTiN TO OPPOSE am and crerU
attempt 10 modest, or alter, Tie present hrai-
,-'d FoHtc for ihc Company; and il they re-
Jcct our oNcrturcs, we can tell them and all
Others. that they will HCCCr succeed i'm getting
a move lrNori'k privilege To complete their
road Ia the Ohio. We arc honest i'm what we
say and IL is wrong in ANY sci oi men tn
persuade them that ii they reject the present
law. they will vet get more desirblc one.
In the next Legislature will b. found men
from the North West. who VIII not allow
great interests tn be sacrificed To AM unhnly
Nelishncss nesting in the bosoms of moncycd-
men along the more southern route and am
| opposition will spring mp To any other rght of
WAY than that now prescribed. formidable.
/ vlGilant and decisive, which will come upon
them :" like burst from AN unseen cloud. y
Marion Pioneer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

THE RAIL ROAD AGAlN.-We can tell
gentlemen (the Scion of Democracy. particu-
larly,) that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company Will hcDor get more favorable char
Ter from the Legislature of virginia for the
Right OF Way To the Ohio, than the one grant
Ell 10 II at the last session. Ii is unnecessary
TO argue the matter any further; we tell Won
that our legislature will not be bindlv bent
To the interests of the Company alone. when
ltwould prejudice respectable portion of the
property oil the Commonwealth We must
project ourS8lyes.-our public improvements
Instead oil working out their destruction by
a want oil care. We are not prepared tn risi,
tle very being oil these Improvements by al
lowing rail- road Company AN unrrstraincd
riShi To lay lis route parallel TO them and bear
oil the palm by successful competition. On
the contrary, as Indicated bv the vote ON the
charter. our representatives.. while they were
disposed to do oil IN their power to meet the
wishes al one portion of the State. they wcr,
careful tn protect other parts from lasting i'm.
jury. Ii was only through Unusual inpcnuit,
and very great unanimity of most of the dele
gates from The North West. that thc present
charter. restrictive as il il, wascarricd through
The Legislature. Is it at all probable that a,
m"ch can b" done again2 lie who wouI ar
G"e ihis, in ms sober moments, would per
7 9"",'' HFIl lIdI bldtk Il White. and u more
fool than knavc And why? S,lG.bne.s !.
now industriously employed with It's truck
ling aud plant minions. 10 induce the Gonna.
ny to reject the charter which now invites
, them through our territory The shirt thu-
gotten up is too Elegantly mgnar6us to cs.
cape detection we find the wislcrrs abpit
Parkcrsburg. and along the southern line OF
the contemplated route. directly and strongly
opposed to any right of way. unlcs, the frrg,i
ms Is fixed. beyond cayil. at IN, mouth ol
The Little kcnhawa river. la tie face of tbi.
dupliclty can they hereafter expect the coon
Grafton Of those who were with them for n
gcuI1l right ut WAY last winter, We wen.
disposed. then, to unite with all North West
rrn Virginia for 1u unconditional ri.h' t1 trr.
inmate Ihe road tt any point north al jhr Kag.
3Wh' even tbc much abused citizens nl
| wheeling were mot constrained to rrfnou-'rlt,
as ihcy dij until if Nts cyiIru, t'ltf rlr a..
-gn OF lf" ParknrshUfg clique was to ~ u,t
place a7 SO. i'ruiuu. oi fhr r1id. or fp uppp..
tooth and TO- nail amy other punuy Iib,rJ
charter. What t'..n. will aI dis tend to-
Evidently 10 viii stir up division .,I,g.g
.loa" who w.,a before united. Ti. ,,.,H.0
delegate from Marion. Dr. kHwfit. ,,.. d.
'uab,e io general Iilli. oi wlg. afI. ar.r
Nafi7, as q faithful representative, when lg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

We have oniy room occasionally 10 mott %,
the action OF Mr.. Folks guillotine. II emf,
away right sharply, though, and vcry stcaJil,
We following are few:
APPOINTMENTS BY THE pRFsrppvr
1--Dcilmnnn Davis. Rrgistcrat Tho I5n't n u
hoe at Panyn, Missouri vice C,ril 1;''t e. I ~.
removed ~" - Cidy
stephen l1ngworihy, Receiver NH.
luaya, vice Thomis McKuiglf r.,,',,'i ''l"
warner Lewis, Register. Dubuonc i,,...
vice w. II. Scott, removed IOWA
Charles Parker. Surveyor or Psy.,.,.. b..
Snow III Maryland, vice G,urga Il,i.,"
removed. '''"''H
%, John Williams. Secretary in and f,.. 81.
we'd ""II' reno
c. E'Nanl Johnston Attorney Of the I-,i,s,
S,1l",. Tor iho territory Of Iowa. vice Jnl"G
:. Vor Pianck Van Antwerp Receive, or....,.
70 moneys at Far ld. iowa. vice S."atti .'T5
Bdfdrd. renewed N'"".i j.
Essnb''i II ma. Register Of ,5.r.n5n.r
az r"lfitj' Iowa. vi,u ArbI, g#l..'.''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

the old trees and seemed To drop all liquid
AMI trembling from the leaves. the air and ,h,
delicate vines trembling on the window arch
60, MIR. Clay said he would be- glad to have
Il chapel in the Park, il he could ALWAYS hear
such voices from it. Ii was To me a rare time
and treats There was at Ashland. and there
was before me the man whom had so long
loved without seeing him, and my great heart
longing was satisfied. If loved Henry CLAY
before, loved him doubly thcn-pcrsonal ac-
quaintancc, 50 often fatal TO our most beautiful
Ideals, only ialluwcd every gtace and QUALITY
! had given him IN my young Imagination.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH

-Tllcncmbcrs Of this denomination of Chris
engaged in hitting up the room over our Office,
formerly lnownas the Masonic Hall as place
oil public worship, and have really manifested
degree of taste in their arrangements which
speaks well in their behalf. The roomis seat
cd; has a neat.pulpit; is now being pain
tsi and carpeticd, and will beopcncd on next
Sabbath fos worship, at half past 10 o'clock.
at which time we would invite all those who
regard such efforts with appreciation, to be
present, andcona prepared to encourage them,
ny iiberally throwing into the collection. which
We understand will be- lifted, in aiding them
IN the expenses consequently brought upon
them. They are few, but have the right spirit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

LAUNCH.-We neglected yesterday To
notice the launch oithc steamboat Diligence.
belonging To Mc>srS. Stoncnan X Roberts.
from the boat yard OF McSsrs. Dmlevy <
McNaughten, which took place ON Wcdmcs-
day, ltglidod into the water beautifully
The Diligence is fine low water boat. and
will b. all that its name implies, regular
diliScnt and useful boat. She will be out in
about two weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

SELLING PAPERS.-Ou carriers in the
city are not authorised tn sell papers. They
receive but the regular number Tor the s,,bscri-
bcrs, and il amy are sold tn non subscribers
they are not left with the Subscribers. II i,
therefore a double INJURY To u>. and we there
fore give notice that We shall prosecute amy
one that we detect violating the law, by pur-
chasing papers of them. The penalty is
enough Ia cover more than one subscription.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

NEW BANkS.--Gov. Barley has issued
ms proclamation in pursuance of the law of
last winter, giving information that the Com
mercial Bank oi Cincinnati, the franklin Bank
"i Cincinnati the Exchange Bank of Column
bus, the City Bank of Cleveland and the Bank
alDayton; have saveralIy complied with the
acquisitions OF the law, and are authorized TO
commence and carry on banking
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

COVE have heretofore had OCCASION in
speak oil Mrs. EDMONDsoN'S Ice Cream, &c
Our hands now tell us we must do it again for
hey have Paraken of goodly share of it, and
il is worthy OF all ucceptation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
MORMON TplAIs m, 9. ,

MokMoN TRlAlS.-The ST. Louis r..
publican OF Monday, the 81 INST, speaking of
'he trials going ON at Carthage, H.. SAYS:
Wcare inform at that The jurv in the case ri
the indictments Tor the murder of Jn S,ui,l,
The Mormon prophet. after AN absence of ,bo,t
tlnriy mlnnIes, returned verdict of moi
guilty. The Indictment, fur the murder nl
Hiram Smith, will bc tried at IL special Term
which will be held after the circuit is cone
through with ON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

the depth and warmth of devotional feeling,
which peryaded his character and KEEP, his heart
pure, his conscience mdeiiled and his morals
uuspottcd from hts childhood To his latest
breath. He has told me that his mother often
referred to her mother. who was a daughter of
the Rev. Richarl Brown. fifth minister Of
South Reading. as the model she aimed to fol-
low III her household management OF her chill
drcn. The religion of MIR. Saltons,all made
him the virtuous and useful citizen, the excel
lent and happy man, the exemplary and idoli'
zed htistend and parent. that I've was and his
rare social qualities made him the companion
most loved and cherished by his classmates
when and wherever he met with them, whose
presence was ever hailed BY Them ia the sig.
nal OF living over again the hours and renew
ing the by-gonc joys of our youthful compan-
ion-shlp and exemption from the cares of later
lille. Those pleasant meetings crowded with
pleasant memories, come thronging to NV
mind, as rctmce the long track of wears which
have travelled with him, who has begun alas
before me, the travel of eternity" lean add
no more. May the reflection that we are all
on the same road, and not far behind, soften
our regrets for the departed, and incite us to
more earliest diligence and fidelity in follow
ing the steps of those who. through faith and
patient continuance i'm well doing, arc gone to
inherit the Christian promises.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

u BRAVO. at tie CONNER, i1l News aud
Reading Roons. opposite ,hr ST. Charles mIl
Ncrsuda Hotels, Is agent fer this paper in
New O,l"anS. Ad,crlls mcnts iur u or orders
tor I,;.W subscriptions. will receive hmm date
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
Water in the channel 20 in. On a stand.
4 RHODES n, 80.

3
~ Row. MAIN ST. h, We now receives, ,b.;, an.
IRE stock NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
The second Of The season, and the latest in mari.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sa,tne,Is blk and fancy collar.
summer Cossimeres. Linen Drillings. Yesfncs. &c
summer stocks. Hbkfs Gloves Linen sbir,inps
Lawns. Bingham Lawns. jacquard Cinghams
Bazarine', Baragcs Organdie and laced Lawns
Printed Jaconei. ChDz. Cacoes
Rich Ba'oge shawis and Satin striped Scarfs
While Nett Shawls. black Nett ShawIs
rancy hdkfs' Neck Ties, Linen cambria hdkfs
Plai" and plaid Swiss and Null Muslips
Rich fg'd blk and fancy cold Silks
Hosiery. Gloves, Nuts, Long Mnts and hf Gloves
Rich Fnncy ParosoIs and Sun Shades
Artificial Flowers. Wreafhs. sprigs and lunches
BoNNErs. Gimp. Laced. BiIds.eye g. Florence braid
Rch Bonnet Ribbons, French ebony d fancy Fans
Together with every variciv Fancy and Sta pie
Dry Goods. We respectfully invite buyers 10 call
and see our stock. prepared 10 offer goods
very low. Gun I3) sENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
NEW ENGLAND SCHoorS.-A wriv

in Southern paper thus describes the free
schools of New England.
1.-The poorest boy in the free schools feels as
high and as proud as the SONS of the riclicst.--
"You do not mean raid Governor Barbour of
Virginia, after visiting the superb free school
at Boston, which he admired very much ''that
these schools are frce?" Indeed do" said
the committee man. .You remember the
boy that got the medal in the class we Just
examined, and the boy that lost it? The frs,
is the son of that woodsawycr there, (pointing
TO man who was saving wood in the street, J
and the second is the son of John Quincy
Adams, the President of the United States
The Virginian stared i'm establishment at
spectacle like this, and no longer wondered a
the prosperity of New England
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

O. We somehow slipped the line From
the Marion Pioneer over an article from the
Morgontown Momtaineer, in Yesterdays pa
per,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

nNE PS SUPER BLACK FRENCH BAPIER.
" silk warp, beautiful article for Gonilemcns
Summer Coats. just received.
jun7 SENSENEY g. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

"A MOTHERS EXAMPLE.-From the ser
mon lately preached in Salem on the dcc,as,
OF the late Levcrctt Saltonstull, by the Rev
d.. Flint we make the following extract. pro.
ly character:
Mr.. Soltonstall was dcvout and practical
christian. The religious sentiment was strong
IN him through life, early dcyclopcd and ros7
tered as it was by religious mother, faithful
instruction and winning example of gentlcne.s
ana Piciy. Like young Timothy. early and
Tonga cherished son and fellow laborcr Of PAM
ia liic gospel, he was indebted toa mother AMI
gfandmoihcr, both unicigncdly believing and
de'out christians, for bis clrncs, Faith and Tor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

McSSrs. MASON &TuTrLE. No. los Mas
sau Street. arc ON authorized Agents in New
York CITY. They will receive Subscriptions
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

USr RECEIVED. 90 gross Bonnet Boards
- aud will be sold cheap Wholesale or retail. at
The cheap bookstore OF W. ROBB.
may 30 Coraer Nam a. Union sts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
HORSES. CARRIAGES AND BUGGiES AT
PUBLIC SALE.

HORSES. CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES AT
PUBLIC SALE.
' ME Subscribers will Offer at public auction
u onSAI URDAY. THE l4TI INST. at tho
Market House, the balance of their Livery Stable
stock, consisting OF se,e'd good carriage and Saddle
Horses. Carriages. Bnseics. one 2 horse Wagon,
Harnesses Saddles. Brides. &c. Also. ihreo
sie,ghs Md sundty other fixtures belonging to The
stable All Of which " Ill be sold without reserve
TERMS made known on The day Of sale.
JOHN GRAHAM.
jun 6 JAMES BELL,
NOTiCE-The partnership heretofore c,is,ing
IN between The Subscribers under the firm o {
Graham d Bell. is dissolved Ivy mutual ccnsont-
All persons indebted To thcm hereby notified To
make payment 10 either Of tho undersigned or Mr.
JOSIAH POWELL. GRAHAM.
jun As J BELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

RECIPE FOR KEEPING cool IN
"AhM WEArllER.-Blthc every nom
ing eat and drink moderately. pay yonrn.ys.
paper h'll,,and never get ia a passion.