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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
NJ. & r

Lave jusi received aud opened 100 packages
IL FINE CHINA end QUEENSwARE.
hmerg other articles they have
Fine Gtld hand China Tea Sets from 81 10 100 %
Rich Gilt and Fancy do do
Do CO extra fine do
Richly decorated Maniel Orr amenis. Coiognes, Fan.
cy Ink Baskets dc ia gent variety.
The Ladies' are invited IN call and examine
lhcse, as they surpass ny thing Uf The KIND ever
before brought 10 this country mud arc worth seeing.
Rich Gilt and embossed Fruit b ,skels. laced & high
Whi'c China do do do
CHI AID plain Cum7oliers. Cassc roles. Tuueenss
Boats AMI Sand; Tea Pots. Sugars and C.. cauis,
Tea ond Coffee Cups and Saucers. Plates. &c, Auied
plain and ia"cy Styles, in sets or pieces 10 suit cuss
toners
In commcn ware we have Ii-crpcol Dishes and
Plates al all sizes. 1ens and Cunees. Tea aud Coffee
Pnis. Sugars and Creams, &c, of various coIois,
pr'nie|, Flowing b ne aud Fancy Toilet Sets; c,.m~'
mon edged Plates, Dishes. Teas. &c. &c, with eve.
~ "iher article usually kept IN The most extensive
Establishments II, The country. aud which the public
need only call and price Ia he satisfied that We sell
lower Ih"n hey eau he purchase elsewhere. We
I'VE on hand md are constantly manufacturing
Cut and plum lIUil Lamps. Lanterns. Tumblers.
Dishes. &c; which together with our stock or
Quecnsw0rc. we invite The attention oi purchasers.
euher wholesale or retail. Warehouses Nos Z and
y Monroe 81. Wheeling. Va. nov l2
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knClt To him on the first evening of our ac-
quaintance, and when the next morning he
put on ii linen iruck and a large straw hat.
and took down his sickle, | thought him, If
possible, more captivating than before
What comes next? Why, he saws he will be
a FAM n, an independent happy farmer, and,
dear parents, with your consent, Your daughter
Louisa will be mistress OF his farm, his house
and heart. 10 not get angry, dear mother
but come, you and father, and see how hap
by we all are here, and how good. | know
YOU will approve my choice and bless your
allectionate daughter.
LOUISA NJ. HENSHAW.
"Ha, Ia! laughed MIR. Henshaw, Il agree
with you wilc; there's is amusement in that
letter. always told you you would get your
reward Tor cutting your good brother so UNI
mcrcitully. Your cherished only daughter,
who WAS TO marry a titled foreigner at least,
will now become the younger Mrs. Gray, the
farmers WIFE"
'She shall not, indeed she shall notr' cried
Mrs. Henslaw. q" |; would kill me outright,
and she wept miserably.
But" persisted Mr.. Henshaw, "Louisa
will do as she pleases. She is her own mis-
tress and our only child. And | doubt not
will be- a more happy, useful and respectable
a woman with your nephew Gray than as the
wife OF the first lord i'll England. We will
go and see them married.
we will so and take our poor deluded
child home, " sobbed the lady.
But you know, > said the teasing gentle
man, THAT the doctor ordered her TO STAY i'm
the country six months. You surely would
not defy the DOCTOR Louisa would certain.
ly die if we should take her away before the
SIX months had expired"
MIR. and Mrs Hensha,- loft ,n,,n Tho 49,,
day, and after a pleasant journey came in
sight OF the slcltering elms, noble orchards,
ami extensive fields in which The lady was
born, and where she sported away her child
hood; but which she had not seen before since
she was IN her fourteenth year. Now, as she
looked upon it many a tender memory arose
from every pleasant spot, and she wept TO
very tenderness and fond regret. Passing the
orchard, they saw a group of lovely girls chat.
tering and laughing as they gathered the large
lair apples INTO baskets, while a noble look
ing young man carried and cmptied them into
a wagon for use.
There is our daughter and son-in-law,'
remarked MIR. Henshaw with assumed gravi-
ty.
God bless!' them cried Mrs. Henshaw will
energy. Il have been a fool, and now fee
that sixty years oIartiicial life in a city wer,
well exchanged, with all its pride and cir.
cumstancc, Tor tie happiness which that dea
girl has enjoyed during her six menths in tn,
country.
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MILLINERY.

MIR WADE would rcspecrmIIy iov;,. H. -,
WI ieniion Of The Ladies' To bcr s,cord .,a" Wv ~
"W,I millinery jnsi received. from one n IN,
m's' Fashionable Ffeneh Houses in Now Yo,k
Ile, goods ore 81 The best quality. we'll selected
|'' oi The very latest siylcs. and ronsis, i, ran :.
ne following articles. Ladies' Bonnots. Cans Lei
r'es'es ana Bnrde"i Bopnc' aud Cop R,bbons
s,t"ch fle"ets Plomes. Fancy Nefts. yclyets
~ 1"d S1iin', SILK and Wash Blends. Silk md
-. Laces ard Ednngs; Stress Trimmings and
TO mention. Tho above goods viii hs s,rJ % no,
re'' theorer han any Of lhe same Kind this side OF
The M'Un'sins.
" - Leghorn and Straw Bonneis cleaned. steel
posed aud done op IN he hest style mud NJ short
'''''' MRS A WADE.
NV IL Corner Fourth n Unioa Ss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
XIRGINIA-Ohio Circuit Surorinr Court
Law aud Chnncer,. November 9Th. 1916.
DECREE q ACCOUNT.
Aaron ID Chu.oncr.
rtrsns In
james Culdwelrs Executors mud CuANcEsy.
others.
ABSTRACT.


TINS cause came on again 10 Ice heard &c.
Whotenpon. II further Appearing 10 The sa,Isii ciion
al The Coz n. thai The answ crs oi ihe guardians. od
h'im. tor he ininn, defendants. had noi been filed
when ihe sad d,eree os the 3l,i day nj January
1874. was made. the Cont doth adjndsc order aud
decree. That The sanl report tc &c. coinmiied "a The
s"id James PAUL Eq Ia audit, state aud seile the
ac'tu t"f sal i,Jahn List aud Sable Ii Brady, and Of
zach 81 thomas Executors AID Tns,e,s of Ihe estate
o The End James Caldwell the eide ydoce,,ed, as res
quircd by the former decree of The said 3lsi Jnnuarv
1914; ard alsu tho accounts Of The sauies. d. pise.
and i'gaiets. under The viii ui james Caldwell the
elder, deceased. and " hat Is respectively due III
Them and that he make report thereof Ia The Couu.
With all con, enienI speed. with anything deemed
pertinent 10y himself; 90 specially required by eiIher
oi The parties And The tuud doth direct that line
said Commissioned IN auditing. sluirng aud settling
The account hereby ordered. may adopt So much IL
his former account bnd proc, eJinps ns may l. fpuid
favorable 10 the interests of the said infant deicn
danis. Bat before proceeding la take The account
hereby ordered, the sad Comuliss iUner shall cause
proper noiica Ia be given Ia The parties. selling
iofth The time mud place fixed by him iur taking The
ssmc-rivi'g personal nulicc TO all wi hin The
State. and by publication 10 all without. unless they
dniv appear by counsel or IN rer.pr"
Ttsic, ALEX L LAiDLEY, Clerk.
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VIRGINIA-ohio creair Superior coorr OF

NIRGINIA-ohio CT ouit Superior Couri Of
Law aud Chancery. October 3Isi, 1874.
Erskine d. Eichelberger, IN CsANcruy-
against Decree lar A..
Jones * TrnrsJell and orhcrs conn,
ABSTRACT OF THE DECREE.
Ana The Conf doth further ndjudge, order and
"ecree. maj THIS caDse he referred To Snmnei Akin
son. Erq. whp is hereby appointed a Commissioner
"' 'nu' I"f"se' Who Is Ia luke an account of The
pr"pert' goods. effects. monies aud fhnses m action
belonging or coming To the deter dams Jones 4.
i'"esncil. which came TO The hands of the defen-
da' is Mckee a. Jacob. by vinue of The deed IF as.
.'gnmenI oi SAID Jones a. Truesicil. Of he I7ih OF
Nii''h ic3s, or whIrh came to The hanIs of any
o'hef person by their order nr direction or tor their
use or benefit, or which BY The exercise of due care
an" d'lgence might aud ought Ia have been receiy,
Oh and collected by lhcm-and that said Commits.
si"hef 10 ascertain and report The va'ue of The pro-
cry ohd eli cts which so come Ia he hands o.
snid Mckee d Jacob a. W. u az If The ur.perv
e'cc's aLd chosos IN action, which Ivy The use OF,
""e ana pf"Pef care and dili- cnrc. might and ought
70 nave Oeoh received and coll, ctod by Them, and
"heh' 10 whom aud uron what account The ,ame
"s oeeh uisI "srd oi aud inid oui; ond how much
: que nhd comIT g io G mtlninanis from tie d,(en
q MS Jones d True, dell upnn tic no,c nj tho s,h
J"I', 1882. fed as ! xhibn A.. ard vheth., the
sh" @ ~ any part thereof Ought io be- pnid Tn com.
i'"'.'"'s "' Oh ~" monies, properly or ,HecIs in
ne hands Of SAID Ne Kee and Jacot,-srJ ,bot s,uI
9 mIpI'sIoner ftpori any other matter dt emed per-
'neni by himself ar specially required by either
party. And. Tor tho putnoses Of his acconu, il !.
"."rteu' lhal Inc defendants Jones " True,dell and
"ichee * Jacob; produce and submit To The exnmi,
NATION oi SAID Commissioner. all such bnok. md
papers OF sad Jones' 81 Fro csdeIl and Mckee a.
'"s"", Is feIntts To-, rare connected with The mai
,e's VI s'id accouni-aDd that conpiainauis have
Iea'e 10 examine the laid Jones * Truesdell and
nichee q Jacob. upon heterogeneous before said
commissioner touching ibe matters involved in The
ioking Of said account.
Anu ni another day, TO wii; Alta Circuit Suner,o,
N"uH 81 Law and Cbnnccu held for the sold fonn.
" ON wednesday The 29ih day Of October Is45
Va mellon of Comploinahrs by counsel. il was or.
uo'eo 'hai 50 much Of The decree mad i'm this cous.
AZ a "I"er Time, Ms directed the account therein
"fuefed 10 DO token by samuel Arkirs,n. Fen mo
set inside and II Is ordered. on said comploinan,s
notion that said account be taken BIZ lanes A
''"fNo' E'q. to whom The same is referred. and thai
ne proceed hetein ~ The manner directed by said
io'mer decree. and report the same in order 10 n
further decree. Tcsle,
NJ Nelson. ALEX r LAIDLEY, CLERK.
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NOTICE
CoMMiSsIuNER's OFFICE.

WHEELING. NoU l3. lOlJ
Tie parties concerted, and all ~ her pc rsuns hav.
ing fny Interest in the matters d.creeI in The foro
gong ahsimcI-are hereby notified ,hai | have ap.
pointed Monday The 18Th day of December next. al
my office IN The city al Wheeling, as The Tine and
place, when aud where | shall commence taking
The account therein ordered; And ! hereby require
All surh PARTIES and ptispiis To appear before me
men nrd 'he'e, between sunrise mud sunset of that
day WIN Their claims. pn'o's and vouchers. IL ena.
bic ne To TAKE the $, III account
JAMES PAUL., Commissioner.
j &C. La C.. nov IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
DISSOLUTION.
vUNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore

IuNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under The firm Of RIHELDAFFER e. FARIS
Is ms day dissolved by mutual consent. the busi.
ness OF The firm will no closed by WIN Riheldafer,
VINO is duly authorized To settle oil accounts
INC business will he carried on by Mr. WIN Ri
ue'dahef at The old stand M 1877 Main street, who
,"'nH'"' Tor he very liberal patronage Of q gene
'"us community. would solicit The continued rat.
ronage ct his old friends and Tho public generally.
as he is determined TO give es,irc satisfaction both
IN price and qualify. WIN RIHELDAFFER.
nov III 81 nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
GEoRGIA.-The legislature Of this Sta

GEORGlA.-The Legislature of this State
met on The Sd inst. Hon. A. Chapman was
elected president of the senate. and Hon.
Charles J. Jenkins, speaker of the house
faor Crawlort's message was delivered
the following day. 1t is confined to State
affairs, and from it we learn that after paving
all expenses, there will be a surpm in the
treasury amounting TO SIS. 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

We are indebted TO Messrs. Grcely & Nc
Elrath Tor a copy of the Wing Almanac for
1916. 1t contains a vast amount of informa-
ton and should be well patronised. The ser
vices Of these will be wanted in 1913.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

a ND those IN particular who are or have beer
IA using The water from the hydranIs since
Aprl last, and have not paid for The same, will
save cost il they will he mindful and paw up their
arrears, alter having been called upon for the sume
| "tsh II Ia he that The lime TO close
The COLLECTIONS closes The founh Monday in January
next and promises without q performance will nor
he taken II not attended 10 during ihn prrsens
month J MURRAY, Sergeant.
nov )
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
GIO REWARD.

ca TRAYED OR STOLEN from the stable Of
- The subscriber. on The Nj Savage Railroad
ABOUT q miles from Cumberland, Md, on the 3OtI,
nll. a DARK SoRREL MARE. about l5I hands
hieh' a star IN The forehead. two hind legs white.
and four years old This summer.
Tho above named reward will be given. to any
person who may give such Information as will
lead 10 the recovery OF SAID mare.
nov IL 81 JOHN
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NOTICE

GoMMiss"NER's OFFICE. November 10. 1915
Ihe p1rii"s interested in The foregoing decree
are hereby notified. that ! hav O appointed Nond,v
."e 10 Gay OF December next, NJ my Office in the
{ ' OF wheeling a. The lime and place. when and
directed. Anj I require The parties Il, anno,, a.I
p'o'uco before me such books. paper. accopn,,
pfo'1 and vouchers. as are required by he le,ms
accfee' To enable me TO make The repptt
nov 10 JAMES A CLARKE. Com,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

VICE PRESIDENT DALLAS.-Wc learn
from The Philadelphia Eagle that Vice Prcsi.
dent Dallas has just procured a most splendid
and costly new coach.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

TIDE WATER CANAL.-The number Of
boats that have assembled the Tide Water Ca
nal this year, is about100 more than asccnded
IT during all Of last year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

' NHiNBLES. THtMBLEs - An ass,r mon, If
u Silver Open See End; Brass do do do. o,d
Steel Open EnJ Thimbios. Jusl received and r.,
sale a. reduced prices, wholesale and retail. bv
q IoRNBROoK. Monroe s..
"'tN Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

AIDES WALKING SHOES-Jusi received
EA rom Philadelphia at Ihe Slgn Of the BIG RED
BOOT.
l25 Pnifs Ladies Red Bu,kin Waking Shoes
oU do do Ties do do
lOO do BOpI Morocco Buskin 10 do
10 do do Ties do do
Ladies wi'hing a neat aud fashionable style Of
walking shoe WI please call and examine my as
sofimeni. nov3 SAML M'CLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

ltisa proverbamcng the Chinese. that vho.
ever borows 10 build, builds 10 sell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

An article in a New York paper expresses
the opinion that most if not all the delinouen,
States will soon resume the payment of their
liabilities. 1t SAYS.
1t is estimated that Illinois alone will fur
nisiI a surplus of 5000 900 bushels of wheat
this season. An advance of only l6 cents a
busliel would more than pay the whole inter
est OF her debt, and it has already advanced
more than twenty. Tho increase i'm the
growth OF wool upon the p%rdiries is very great
one house alone, in Chicago, has shippcd IN,
past season over 800 900 lbs.
Indeed, with such increasing prosperity ~,
is exhibited i'll Maryland, Michigan, Indiana
Illinois, and throughout the Union we Sc,
no reasonable ground to doubt but that i'm {
lew years the delinquent States will have re-
deemed their credit by resuming the regular
payments ol the interest upon their indebted
ness, and that their own interest, as well "a,
pride for our own republican institutions. to
Scther with a determination 10 hand down I,
our children a character .unsullied Nv the fou
spirit OF population. will nerve them To the
accomplishment of this desirable object.
The Washington Union Of Saturday even.
ing says:
We are ~obligingly favored with translation.
oi Mexican papers down To the lIth October
just received at the Departments. But W,
receive them too late To- insert them i'm tbi,
evenings paper. We should not supposc
from the accounts we have received. thai line
danger ot war dccpcns with Mexico: but that
Judging from the courteous reception She Ina,
given our squadron at Vera Cruz, the hostil,
feeling has rather abdtcd.
The Mobile register of the LIST inst. ha, the
following paragraph:
Dispatches from Mexico. received on We'd.
nesday last at Pensacola by the u. S. steam.
ship Mississippi, five days from Vera Cruz.
passed through the Post Office here the da,
bciore'yesterIay ON their way to Washing.
ton. They were very v~oluninous. but no.
thing Is known Of their contents.
We find the following in the Philadelphia
American Of Saturday.
IMPORTANT RUMOR-Fr I'M Waslinc.
ton we ha'ca stirring rumor that two NOR,
ut the near provinces at Mexico have applird
los admission into the Union. Dcspatchcs.
u J. sad. have been received. cOinmmicat.
ms tlc Tact To our Government OF the com
b%ihailon OF the powers Of England and
France To resist the Republican cncroach-
mcnts.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
SADDLE, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANUFACTORY.
100 MAIN STREET.

N lit SutSCkiBLkS are ,.,w prepared 10
Id furnish anything III lhcir hue Of business rs
low aud "i as good qualify rs can he Ind anywhere
~ ihe city. Ter sio' Il an hand consists Of Las
dice ond &c nilemeu's $ ,ddles, Brides aud Martin
gales; ladies aud Genilen.n's Iron Frame Hard
Leather Trunks wih L'ehrich's PhIlada inside, pa
tent locks. rollers, DC; Ladies' Bonnet Boxes. Sc; all
oi tie esdnmon kinds oi Trucks Ia use; valiscs. La
dies CARPETS Sal,h' Is aud Baskets. Carpet Bags
Saddle BAGS. Harness. double aud single. Plated
anu ~Connon: Collars; Buggy. RI ling and Wagon
Whips and L,sh >, Bunslo Robes, Sucks aud Sad
die Cuvers. Blankets. Horse Covers. Curry Combs
Cards and Brushes. and everything usually KEEP, in
sucl. an establishment.
The subscribers icel thankful CIR The paironar,
they have heretofore received. and hore 10y strict
a'ir,'"n 10 business aud n d<irs To please the
will siil receive their share.
Old work repaired al all times on rcnsonabl,
terms NlCOLL ~ CARR.
nov IL 3,nd&w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
COME At LAsT.

MAT STOCK or LARD DAN,ps ,o..
4 inciu'ed ~ T. 5 Archer ~. los, come =,
.'''ls consulting IN p,G " TinreI Sis9ersi,p II,
10 Eifa side Tuned SIppatG OH aud g,o,,ad -
=, |" variety OF p%'iiefns; md 2 p4ifof Bnocb .u,t.
pc 'f q Hotel Or Steamboat Just fec'd IN. d.
~ " '''e o. ,e'D'ed prices Coll md see hem
" y"n "ani W be sniisd NJ "'
nov 10 q r noRNBRooKs, sion,oe :.
4nA LES OIL Of woRMsEgp nm L.,,
and Tor sole by
nov 10 PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

CT The number Of hacks in New York is
said TO be pos, cabs $50. and o-muibusscs 23g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

TO CURE a WART-Scnpe a cor,o,
iine and mix with salt. aud apply as a poul.
tice five OF six nights.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

a PERTINENT lNQUlRY-Them is a
letter (~ys the New York Mirror.) in tie
post Office OF This city, with q Chimes super
SenPiion. Who can read i7 The Tribune
lhcreupon asks Who speaks "JrokcH ChbIaY''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
RANGE OF THETHERMoMETER.
Yesterday at T., Il. NJ. at 52 degrees.

a NANE LOST st On Inc m,J Lc,,ooa s..
f~criiehce 81 u NJ Mcchen. Esl. on Tue.dsv
'asi'a Lgnnin VIZ viking Cane in a s,iy.,
mend nj SIX Cntd nd Ta.scl. The TnJ,, ,.,n
De '''t.l rewarded 90 leaving II NJ the
NV 10 TIMES OFFICE
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SAVED FROM T1E G1Ito,vs =

SAVED FROM THE GALLoWs By
MAKkIAGE--James Powers was about TO b..
tried Ia Boston for a crime punishable with
death, when to the surprise of all, the prosccu,
lion was widIdmmn, The girl (Hannab Welslo
whom be had violated. having become hi.
wife that morning. and ttus by law. wa, inca
psble Of testiiyiBg sgsinst him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

TENo BUSINESS EN-J& # HORN
BROOK have just reed a new style of Bill
l'e'er Clip. a very neat Ond convenient article.
Call and see. nov N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

DOCKEr CO Ivory. Horn. Engli,k
Horn. Shell and Buffalo Horn. with a gloss
IN The bundle Pocket Combs; just reed and for sale
low by & Il H~ORNBROOK. Monroe ST.
nov 10
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BOOKS! BOOKSuI!

VIE SUBSCRIBER na. i1.l received ,...
i wh eniHled Minstrel Of ZION M Relio,o..
S'ng' WIN appropriate Music. chiefly original r.,
~, "''' Hun'et aud lIakeGcld, also q supply Of
,'""y ",1 Rocket u lice. varinus bindings. =
Tor the ensuing year. :"
-, FISHER Ages.
'O' 10 No 1873 Main Street
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A CHANCE For TALENT

Dan Marble, the Yankee Cornmcdian. on.
ers $500 Tor the best three act founded
on American history aud illustrative oC 4.
merican character, the principal partin which
TO be persooated by himself, aud adapted f.
ISIS style The selection TO be made by a
committee Of literary gentlemen in Boston 70
whom all communication should BE- addressed
under cover to Leiayer and Fish Pavilion Ho.
tet Boston, prior TO the first Of June next.
when the award will be made.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
D. NoTlCE.Ln

~ NCAiNbs@D
Ell with the subscriber a. security on the
lOh ol September last, by q man calling
himself WIN Smlh. wbo promised To return md re.
deem bin IN a few days. a Bay Horse. supp sell 10
be GSo or six years old. As he has not returned z
suspect The horse was stnlen. ~ ~ The owner ~
advised 10 come iorw sfd. prove property. roy DANE
ages and inke u away. Otherwise 81 viii be sold 10
pay me md ell ~esyense. G KAhMERER.
nov 3d lw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

VE'O ARTISTS Bristol Boards. Dawing Pa.
per and Lead Pencils Of The different shades,
i"dIa lnk' India Rubber. &c. &c. For sale by
JOHN J HASwELL. Union 81.
nov 10 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

HNREY'S CELEBRATED NERMIFUGE, FER
H sale by The gross or ,lczcn. a, The minu;aclu
rer's prices. hy PRYOR 81 PAUL..
nov 10 l6i Market ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

"My sweet Louisa, the doctor has informed
your pa that he can prescribe noAing farther
Tor you, except a six months residence i'm the
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-10-28

Slatbsm oer Ittttare JobnSanfs,gsq.
pre(tosnt Der UeribicreneI @curten pcn@rm.
men plsas, ocs oritten @eribtsbeairfs, be.
ttsbsno aus ben gauntics Berfs, Slortbamrs
ton uno &eeba, III DennIplpanien. uno Nieb.
ter Der unterfbiccIi6en gourten bon Over
une 9erminer, Der bierteIjabrlieben Sisnns
sen uno aasemeimer Sefansni6 grlepisuna,
IN Seoat6tcn galtnties, nno Matbias @.gties
ebaro uno Sobn Stautfer, geq's Nitbtsr
ber eourten BON Oyer unp 9erminer, Der
Slsrtsljabrlidcn 9isunaen nno aasemeiner
SefansniB grlebisuna, fir bic Siebtuns bon
5aupts nnb anberu Ssrkretben in seoatbtsr
eanntp Serfe, ihrsm 8efebl oil mid aneas.
tsllt haben, oatirt 0rabins, ben 1e. Nuauit,
A. I'D. l945, worin ite cine gcnrt tcn@om
mon spleas BET aa9emeinsn Oiertsljabrleben
StBnnsen Oyer uno 9srminsr unp aaaemeis
net GsfansniB grlsbisuns anteranmen, mel.
DE sebalten ,psrpen fea 3u Neaoins, fir bic
ganntp 8erts, auf oen erffen tjonta9
i'm ndbften 7opemb. [pehes ben 8. bes
erlasten Monats fein wirp] uno pslttc awei
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