Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

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BOARD OF TRADE.-A special meeting
Of the Board Of Trade " III be held I'M the Con
c,l Chamber on MoTpAY evening, the both
inst. BY order, &. u. HUBBARD. SEE.
MEETlNG.-The Trustees Of the Wheel.
Ing University are requested TO meet at the
City Council Chamber, on TUESDAY, evening,
Oct. 81, alta o'clock. AS there is important
busi,icss 20 be attended 10, relative TO the in
sttution, II is hoped the attendance will he
full
w II EELlN G. The improvement Of
Wheeling within the last six or eight months
has been astonishing. I, is the cons,an, sub
Jet of remark b. all who visit the place
Business III every depa tment and branch
looks more brisk than il has been before
for years. The mechanics are ell busy as bees.
the manufacturers are pushing TO supply the
demand. and all seem TO be doing good bu-
sinss5. Now is the time for investments, and
for manufacturers of amy kind from abroad TO
come here. They viii find openings that can
not Be found elsewhere in the union, FOR H. e
prosecution OF any kind Of business The
tide is setting this way, the facilities for
manufacturing here, have at length been APP
preciated, and they will throng in FAST
There is enough room for all.
WO0L.-We made remark upon Wool
yesterday that set the wool growers crazy.
We wish wool dealers had some language that
every body Guild understand 1t ems that
Mr. Yarnall had but few sheep for the wool of
which he got a high price--that, Mr.. Bell,
got thc highest price OF any wool that was
sold this year, viz: so cts. for his number -,
and that his average was about 81. Mr., Edg-
.ngtoir OF BrooXe got also . high price, with
near the same average.
eE-It should be remembered by all, that
those Merchants and Manufacturers who adj
veruse most literally, sell the cheapest. We
would hint in the premises that the increased
and Increasing circulation of the Times, rem
ders II the most favorable medium for that
purpose ia Western Virginia.
HlT.--Thc state rooms in some Of our
splendid river packets are named after the
several states, and when these are exhausted,
other names of places. Willie going West,
a few days since, Maj. Donelson was on board
the New England lying at the wharf aud
one OF the toadics of the party went on board
aud called to the busy clerk. "Whut room
has Maj Donclson;" Oregon" was he cor
rect, but rather lnughebl rply--s least SO
seem~i.to' think 4 hundred paSscnsr rs in The
cabin.
ga number of Chiefs of the Potawot-
tnmic tribe OF Indians passed up the river on
the Bertrand yesterday, IN charge of Mr.. FL
hot, late an Indian agent, aud accompanied
By Mr.. Holiday, a half breed, as Interpreter.
They are bound 10 Washington on business of
the tnbe. Mr.. II. introduced us TO The chief
as the white mans great madeleine" If it had
been the Argus man that he was introducing,
We suppose he Would have called him the
white mans great puke."
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AUGUSTA AND RoCkBRIDGE SENA.
ToRIAL DiSrRlCr.--In consequence of an
attack OF disease, the distinguished Senator
from this District, John Hone PeWop Es1..
OF Stauton has resigned his four years seat
IN the Senate. we hope the WEisswiil give
the State Senator in his stead worthy to
receive the mantle of his predecessor, and ~
represent that enlightened District az d most
interesting juncture in State ailairs.
The most beautiful comment upon the pol
icy OF the party who go upon the principle
that to the Nictors belong the sroils was
manifest IN tile removal OF Mr. Ellsworth of
the Patent Office. Mr.. Burke Of New Hamp-
shire an Ignorant party lack, was appointed
IN his place; and he could not make ont the
report. The executive was compelled To en-
ploy MI Ellsworth again. and OF course pay
Hfhi wen, to hldhe Oot We shld report,
BENEVOLENT What pnriieularuse have
we for TcNas' Yet for the purpose ofcxtcnd-
ing the bcneftsof liberty over hat State. the
United States has already paid no less than
$4,000 600, in mere preparations to meet
Mexico in mortal fight. Suppose there should
ec awar, what it would cost there is no tel
ling.
CURIOSITY The stuffed skin Of a double
cali was left with uTyesteriay morning. il
was brought for'lI by n cow of Mr. HemphAl
on Short Creek. Il Is joined at the breast he
mouths coming near together. IL has eight
perfect LEGS. two heads and tails
WE TOLD YCU So-Alfeody has there
hren a Rig Thunlcr' club established i'm Nc,v