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Eotteries.
J. F. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
1iehnsoas. virginia. :
Aexsndris Lottery. Class No. a. fof l645 TO be drawn
In Alexandra. D. C.. Saturday May 3l.i Is45 Is
Nos. 10 drawn ballots. Prizes; $4,000 10000 GOOO
5000 1000. 250O 1000. 1747 Is o 1000 IS Of 500 20
Of 3O0, 200 Of 400. &C.. &c. Tickets So hsves s.
qrs 80. Certificates Of packages Of IS Whole Tickets
$780, IS halves GU, IS qrs. 20. If you want to get ca
pal. send your orders 10 J. r. WORDS,
sp2 Richmond, Va.
W Orders for Tickets ard Rh.res
the sbove rpiendid cee viii ,rosnpt atisn
ton aud one. drawing s.r
h.over To Al who ordnf NOM J. y. WORD,
p,-h-n.x
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HEALTH RES RESTORATIVE /

'hio mcuicsrc 10 eufe, sato and certain rome-
dy In eenoasss % tss Liver and Laass Coa-saeou L.
vsf Complaint chronic Csushs 40 GOA. m. 49,.
udaais1 relieved and uhatsy By iihs No. on a.
heossuve Dt Chiffon h~ and pb,.,
% eosnpossoa amer he bad careful anaysis wholly
esvod Of irritating ppefty ADD jeed-d h>a,s
and PURIFYING qualities q,,eky arr yspr
cough and change tbe Paps I'm N.
moved without thu eas dneunx
ens reached much quieksr than
Ne peAoe Of this medeise In NJ ~ ~h-. .oh Cor
soae years hs most isdubit.b estmooy given merit
Cerneaiss have been eriy tbs prop.to o
NE best and
ws given up By ter physician The single in
OF nsnt The following eerneas from Chhon The wen
Known New York ehealss;
ihAys analysed bot,ie OF medicine &C. BrneLehoa-.
eahn hs~onuve and md that dn~s Mercury
any other metallic opium any IL. lorna !.
e"mposedd vegetable matter entirriy"
Jam. r. Cmrros ND
HoRAcr EvrRrrr. q. 4. Agent.
PRINCIPAL Ones. 70 Hud~oa strsst. New York
" For sale by the Agents.
GAYHoR. WOOD 4 Co. Dsu..i..
~ :. dim
sAsps' sAasApAniLLA tourc." -.y, mr. u,r,h,l
might have been dispensed simpler pripepe. Of
physiology been earlier odera pbysioIosv h.,
Doubtless dom much the suffering in
range of dsordr but chemistry done quite a.
much IN the discovery which
Injected and injecting stream sand. rarsIaria
poa ehAng~ with direcness and uniformity
een rhue eryapelas species crof-
ous complaint nrreua ulcers In brief
erupt'oss disarT~ur under it, operation.
For further evidence of Al.
vaias and efesey pamphlets which may Of
gratis
20 Prepared sod wholesale and retail and for -rpor,oo
BY A. SANDS CO. Druggists and Chensts Granite Bud-
ings No ~ broadway Chamber. street New
Sod also, by ALEX DUvAL CO. Agents. Main ,,r,., RE.
@ond W. eJ P6ee u per Bottle siI bottle. for rs.
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by Williams q HaxrII
ON "WEDNESDAY neat the gsh inst OF 10 o'eloek viii s
sold IN front OF oar Auction store-
is hbas New Orleans sugars
90 hbds Rye whiskey
sS do veEy fire dry Baeon Side.
> do We tern Shoulders
100 bags prime Lsguayra C1fr-
100 do RIO, strong scented do
100 pockets fac old Manila do
so bags do 90 lava 10
100 eoIes sIIO winJaw gIaS.
$50 sacks Liverpool San
100 boxes los each Gunpowd,T Tea
Auehesis extra fine
10 half chests Twankey do
20 bols Orleans X, etieed Whisky
- do old Tuscaloosa do
80 bb's Northern Apple Bnndy
10 do very superior Apple 10
10 ar casks Sherry Wine
hahpiP oiard D4puy A. Co. Brandy
10 70 Assisneue do
DO do Common do
10 bks DO A,
20 Kegs very superior indigo
10 sroee MA~ohs Challenge Bsckins
10 bbl- prime Newark Cider
80 siOo cash 100 sh overt months for approved
WILLIAMS & HASALI.
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W Tho annual meeting of tho stockholders
~ The Rehnosd vd-reksss Hsuae Ran Rosd cop..y
VII De held their once The cy of hesAay
ssh dayof hsy. ists. q ~ O'Clock. ~
ap ts-m g. w. MACAURDO Treasurer
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VIE Annual meeting of Stockholders Richmond p.
tersbufg Railroad Company be- held n IN. ONCE An
Richmond, On Tuesday 27th May Isis, at i2soeloek.
ape"-m JNO. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
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A VALUABLE WORK AT HOME.

AN BNCYCLofUoA Of Domestic Economy. somprI-ins such
n subjects most Immediately eonneeted Boa.eksep
a. of Domestic Ednees Of
warming venssins and lighting them; description Of various
ses q Purntue ,he preservation of b.sh douesic
cinss nu'sed yah nearly 1000 Enrvnrso be eoapsst
VI IN 10 numbers ~ a3 et each. No lsr received BY
pyp NASH 4 wOoDHOpsR Book seusrp I35 main q.
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NOTlCE.

as,h ,,.. !. o,r,.-I ; - p~P'"se " mooosy' .ne
.oeh 'sse- - = esees =. my k-sd
NOTICE
w Tho annual meeting ef the stockholders
~ The Riehosd ana ose R.n Ro.s co,.v
VII Be held their once, Cy Riehsosd esAay s
ssh day OF Nay. iet,. q ~ O'Clock. -.
ap is-n c. w. AACAuRDo Tr,..u,vr
ThohsoSs COMPOUND sYRUP OF TAI AND wOoD
consequence Of the astonishing success Of
u This invaluable remedy woshisss
spruns up and asssrs< Oh
Tar which the befor,
Now eoaesedy husus N. pSble R.vrr, Of
deespon and edieine hseh parpor. eosan
Tar. Tsenp~oas syrup Nap
pesenes and aisss BE- ssd s ruso.ary
h acknowledge BY every oss ,ha, rho.p.on. Compound
syrup Of Tar ,sd Wood NaVaha has
Lang Complain Thoaands eountry r,s 10 II.
assosishlsg power Consumption Coughs Sore
hro. nronshi' A.hm. spinns HOOD rain In the
fapitaton Of the Heart Liver Copiant &C
81, bottles " 50. % Beware al nna,oas.
~ For saie In Richmond tv ALEX DUvAL co. General
zoe: 10 Lynehours By yoha ~ seay. my23
NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the Creek Company il
Adjourned until SATURDAY, the sos instant, oe,oet the
fauseu' Bank
my std 10y order Of the President
One Pen for a Lifetime!
II w. RANDOLPH d Co., in addition to large
u ~oek o Steel fens made by Gts celebrated
have on hand few Gold Pens poin
which. with will last through This
san many who eannot Ne The steel pm my2t
CHTLDB HAROLD-6O Eas,syiavs.
w. RASDoLPH & Co. have for sale
London Edition Of chide Harold, 60
Cravings. Splendid Book
chamer Introduction the Hiaoy Of the
Also large English Anuuals and other valuable Books
IN uhnlbindins. with inas,rs,ion, mya,
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Anfti0u 8ales.

~ D~ve.psvs = Aiisa.
SUGAR. MoLAsSEs. AND COFrEE.
DIRECT rRos PoRro Rico,
We shai s-uo. MONDAY seio<h a n, 49,
th- sni. cargo Of brs James wsoe poss npr~
eo~pr'snx-i9i Hsas Sugar
20 Bbl-.
Ca.k. CoGe~
10 HID. NoI..s~s
Ihs asov. Sugar iaoiud. sr.sis az -Duhsy- To- ~
and san 81 the best quality The
receive rems-uadsr sioo. over oIss 4 -
for approved paper. DAyENPOEr - an -.
myss a.-,----
NO. MOLAsSES-ApurrtoSsl- -
i.o bb. % Mola.-.. prime
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auction 9ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

SALE or
VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE.
N suit depending in the circuit superior court
of Law and chsnesy for county and city of
hehnond bs'~een Beverly Blair and WIN
adnhiafa'of of John Blair Margaret Blair And.r-o,
and May Ann his ~e Benz and France. hi. wifi,
John Blair and AbeanDa. az Biair apd
Richard Andrrson de.eDians-h the Ist2
deeeed and ordered hiatt
po~en .h Al public auction. thu
hmnst"n lying IN snfeo 5$3 or
No. as advertising the time. and place
weeks
Of Richmond. vpos tn following
TERMS:
FOR oa'h as In fourth Of the
residue thereof credit of eighteen MONTH";
taking eo with approved security and
retaining iir iii- until thr money should fully paid
In pursuance Of the above on The
premises "WEDNESDAY. Jup~ fair not the N. y,
lar DAY tbesafter, the above de,en~d
minson the
si 10 comply with the upon
te Saturday month, at the costs .nd
charges. and Al the ri-s and los OF the purchaser
my S-didr DAVID ANDERSON 4,
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Expressly for the LADIES'
LADIES' AND MISSES BOOT AND SHOE
Nj A :. u + TORY.
vNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
u fent. and the public generally, he a
lion Of all TOE Materials manufacture Of Ide
aud Misses Boots and Shoes Of the beat quality
fashionable styles now worn To which he would
of the Ladies f-eInE confident supply with Boots
and Shoes that cannot be surpassed in TIN. city
large and general Assortment of Boots by the
ALEX HILL.
ma 10 Dealer n Boots Shoes Trunks. &c &c
BEAUTIFUL TWEED COATS.
CS0 OF various colours and patterns some OF
them entirely new AID made Of really dne T~esd..
my u KEEN 20.
PANTS! PANTs.!
G00 PAIRS Suinmer Pants, Of various de-
OOO .erip,loa.-Or sale cheap ''O'''
my u KEEN co.
GROUND ALUM SALT
~ 200 sacks ahoat for sale by
my IL DAVENPORT ALLEN.
PEARL DENTIFRlCE.
A elegant and inpalpabIe powder, which rem.
des the teeth beautifully white. iparng mouth de
shtui frehness healthy ami vi-oou.
condition. prepared only by the Subscribers and nothing
which can In degree inure in t.
city very extensively Tor and very sensray aF
proved
Physicians Dentist, the fir, standing in the city use and
recommends ALEX. DuvAL 4 CO. Drugri.s
my No I47. Main Street. Richmond.
CoTroN YARN Paper, blue
~ Double size Wrapping do
HARDWARE DO. Receiving and for a by
my DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
NEW CAsSIuEREs AND vEsTINGs,
JENNINGS & cos, ~ T.
SIARR d co. have received samples of the
~ styles OF ve.tinss Jus, opened IN.
above establishment and prepared Easur- gentlemen for
such patterns Is they may see ct TO select
aR ], o1r Opposite Exchange Hotel
FOR TEN DOLLARS!
~ ARRAIlVE of the United States Explor-
ing Expedition, by Charles Wilkes 4. " Commander Of
the Expeditions with maps and illustrations, volumes.
We enabled to furnish great NoIonaI Work
atsio NASH & WooDHoUSE.
Book eiers and Dealers in Piano aud Music,
my l5T Main Street, Richmond.
LlMEi LtME!!
ALLY expected Schr Ludwig Cant Cutipg small
~ cargo OF superior white Lime, direct Tboas,on and
Ia: sale by
my 10 JAS FISHERS SONS
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FOR SALE,

BRICK TENEMENT With sasss kiehsa half seru os
sssr Tsnsss Mn and 81 tb~ Jussaoa ef Ne >adns
III vsnsy asd NE Poor eoass H Fos u aeD,y q
ne ones, % 10 ths suss:rib~t rr.r.. = m
nassv.s cou-sy Nay sS,h is1s-a -" -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
BoRDER.-The St. Louis Rcuublicao. q

BORDER.-The st. Louis Republican, of
the 9Th inst. says:
The sheriff of one of the counties of Mis-
souri, bordering upon the northern line, when
attempting to execute a writ for the breach of
the peace, was assailed by a number of per
sons of Daviess county, Iowa. The prisoners,
whom the sheriff had arrested, were rescued.
and the sheriff taken into custody for exercising
illegal authority within the territory. The
trial came of last week, before Judge Morgan,
OF the district court, and resulted in the con
viction OF the Missouri sheriff. The punish
ment is imprisonment in the penitentiary.-
The judge sentenced him to ten days c%onfne-
ment; but, before the sentence could be carried
into execution, Gov. Chambers granted a
pardon. BY a law passed by the last Legis-
lature, the Governor of this State is authorized
to take measures to bring the question before
the United States Supreme Court. This is
the proper tribunal and no time should be lost
in placing the subject in such position that a
decision may be obtained at the next term OF
that court. The dispute is a source of annoy.
ance 10 all living along the line. and il not
settled by some competent tribunal shortly
may lead TO more unpleasant difficulties than
have yet occurred.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
WING OFFICE-
NAsHyTLLE. Nav ia M

m NASHVILLE, May l0--A. NJ.
In RIVER Is in good ~navigable condition.
me uov' Jones Tor New Orleans, went out on
IhurSday, and the Louisville was taking in
cargo last evening for same port.
There IS more confidence, with a slight adj
vance, in the Cotton market sales at 15@5
cents. The business in the article comparo-
lively very light.
Some sales of Tobacco this week at old pri-
ces, extremes 81 ,50SS4 ,75P hundred.
Produce and Provision buyers are having
2@0s cents for Bacon, round 6 cents for
fiamsj % cents for Feathers; 26 cents for
Bceswax 22S25 cents for Wool.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
BOARD OF TRADE.
Commftfec on Commerce for May.
r. w HARDING, w. S. WIckHAM. J. KNorx.
CmANCERY sALE-Lor ~ ~ .ouAsr

NuANCERY SALE-Lor ~ IN SQUARE
~ 20 -iuruant TO Tho decree made by The
Circuit Surerior Confi Of Law and Chancery for
Ohm county. Virginia. on the filth day OF February
1915. in The sui, in chancery between PAaxrn.
CAMPBELL complainant. and SAMUEL LYON AND
NANCY ms WIFE. JoHN RircniE AND srHrns.
aeiefdanis--I will on Monday. tho SIXTEENTH
day Of JUNE 1915, sell al public auction, a, the
'r'n' door OF the couri house If sold county. The log
81 ground with the nprnrtenance s) mentioned in.
sa'd decree. situate in Belle Air addition to Wbse-
ilns' and numbered IL. ~(iweIvc) in square 90.
q" en'y) on the general plat OF said addition. being
me 'ame lot on which The said Macy Lyon. fomer-,
ly resided. &I
TERMS T per cent Of The purchase money
o ne paid In hand. AID The residue IN equal install.
msnts ~ $ -. twelve aHd eighteen months from The
OF :ais. with Interest from thai day. The puscha.
s."n Do"a aus. security for the dekfspd
.ecun,y' mill na'ms"' n Zig spaF retained % . further
MITciiELns
may Id L&R br Pln ComRissiossr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
FOR OREGoN.-From a gentleman 0rri

FOR OREGON.-From a gentleman arri-
we'd here last evening on the steamer John
Golong, we learn that the Oregon emigrants
were about to leave independence for Council
Grove, at which place the entire companies
are to rendezvous prior TO starting on their
long journey across the mountains. A man
by the name OF Adams, an old Rocky noun
tam hunter, has been elected Captain, and is
to lead and pilot the expedition to the place
Oh their destination on the waters of the Pa
enc. The number of wagons that will con-
su,u.e inc train Is set down at one hundred
and fifty. The number of persons is yarionslv
estimated from 500 to 1000; they are to leave
Council Grove On OF about the 10Th of the
present month.-St. Louis Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

OFFICIAL DIGNITY. Mr.. Cist tells a
capital story about a con stable in Pcnnsylva-
MIA:
He had served a legal precept of some sort
on a particular friend ofhis, greatly his superior
in strength, who being particularly drunk at
the time, rebelled against the law and its
myrmidon, Selling the officer and shaking him
almost to pieces. The psxties meeting : Few
days after, Jim, the offender, was pro1use in
~ ya n1io gn, h.ro Lnow Jake" says he,
duly sober; II wasall the devifish whiskey did
it, The official at last Modified and relented
under Jim's expostulations. Gas tc the sha-
king" said Jake, 81 don't bear any malice,
don vally 1t a cent on my own account, but
as an offlccr, recollect next time, jim, whoever
shakes me, shakes the Commonwealth"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

OFFICES.-Soon after Mr.. Johnson came
into the Post Office, he appointed an officer
who, he declared was second only to Old
Hays" of New York, as a hunter out of rogues.
There were some other duties, however, that
devolved on him, which required a correspon-
dence with the department. These produc-
tions were well calculated to blind the de-
psehcnsible. The said officer must u ur,,A
ced; but without offence as he wasef service
10 the party. To do this, the oficeo of special
agent for the department was abolished, for
which Mr.. Postmaster Johnson kas received
great credit, as it saves the department
twenty-five thousand dollars. The act was
very good, and the motive was mot very bad
bit it was using a very large lever to lift
very small object.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
RUMORED RESIGNATION OF JUDGE

RUM0RED RESIGNATION OF JUDGE
STORY.-The Boston Post says the rumor has
obtained some credit in that vicinity, that "Mr.
Story, who has filed upwards Of thirty years.
with no inconsiderabte ability, the highly hon,
orable position of Judge Of the Supreme Court
OF the United States, intends, for reasons best
known to himself, to resign. and retire TO the
dlgnified ease, the claims to which he has earn
ed by a long and laborious devotion to the pub
lie welfare"
The Post nominates the Hon. Levi Wood
bury, as the successor of Judge Story, should
the latter resign.
0E- 1t is time such men ~ Judge Story left
the bench, when the law breaker, are in high
favor with the government.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES.-We
have now IS vessels, in commission i'm orli.
nary, or on the stocks, as follows:
Ten Ships Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l2O,
and franklin, Columbus, Ohio, North Carroll.
ma, Delaware, Alabama, Vermont, Virginia,
and New York, each "a guns-the last four on
the stocks.
Ono Observation-Disclosures 81 guns.
1ioeiue Frigatco LIST Cldss.-United States
Constitution, Potomac, Brandywine, Colum.
bia, Congress, Cumberland, Savannah. Raritan,
Santee, Sabine, and st Lawrence, each "A
guns-the last three on the stocks.
Too Frigates I'd Characterization and
Macedonian, each of SO guns.
1toenty-threc Shops of War.-The Sara.
toga, John Adams, Boston, Vincennes, War.
rem, Falmouth, Fairfield, Vandalia, st Louis.
Cyane, Levant, Portsmouth, Plymouth, Alba.
ny, Germantown, st. Mary, and Jamestown.
each 70 guns the Ontario lS, and the Decatur
Preble, Yorktown, Marion, and Dale, each I6
guns-two on the stocks.
Eight Brigs.-The Dolphin, Porpoise, So
mers, Truxton, cambridge, Perry, Lawrence,
Oregon, each 10 guns.
Eight Schooncrs.-The Shark, Enterprise,
Boxer, Experiment, Flirt, Wave Phenix, On
kahye, each 10 guns.
Eight Sfcdners.-The Mississippi 10, Prince
10, Fuller 4; Union, Michigan, Poinsett.
and 2 iron steamers on the stocks.
-Four Store Ships.-The Relief, Erie, Lex
and Southampton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
GENERA ASSEMBLY OF THE PRES.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRES
ENTERTAIN CHURCH.-Tbc Presbyterian
General assembly (0ld SCHOOL, meets in this
City on Thursday next.
Tbe Waterman of the South, states that the
Tour following subjects will be brought before
the next Assembly.
LIST. The Quorum question will be brought
up oy way OF a memorial from several Elders
III the Fayetteville Presbytery.
~. The Marriage question will come up
upon an appeal from Mr.. Mcqueen, as well as
upon a report from a committee appointed OIL
That subject by a former Assembly.
81. The Iemoval of the seat of The Board of
Domestic Missions, will be urged upon a
memorial from the Synod Of Missouri, and two
or three Presbyteries in the West.
lth. The subject of Abolition will be- aeita-
Ted upon memorials and petitions from various
quarters-CiH. Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

The editors of the New York Journal of
Commerce state on the authority of a letter
from Washington that Mr.. PicKENsfas decliu-
ed the mission to England.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

FIRE.-We regret to learn that the Mill be-
longing to Mr.. James McAllistcr Of Palatine,
opposite Fairmont, Marion CO., Va, was con-
sumed by fire with all its contents, on Thurs
day night last. The loss is estimated at4 900
to 5000 dollars. No insurance..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
LINE OF BOATS TO LOUISVILLE

LINE OF BOATS TO LOUISVILLE
Have our Louisville neighbors ever thought of
the establishment of a line of boats from that
city to connect with the Great Central at this
city, and go no higher. The South would be
glad to see and patronize it, as there would be
no stoppages of importance necessary i'm the
free States. Those passengers and goods in
tended for Louisville or below, from this place,
would require no transhipment, which they
do require now at Cincinnati. The number
of passengers that leave and take the boats
here, would, of themselves almost support a
line. There are other reasons which will pre-
sent themselves to the minds OF men that are
accustomed to examine the course of trade
and travel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

The following is extracted from the Wheel
ing correspondence of the Mountaineer. From
the notice in it of the hustle, we think II must
be from that "Founfais'' of wit and good taste,
the editor Of the Argus. II is very eompli-
mentary to those citizens from whom the wri-
Ter, be he whom he may, derives his support /:
The ladies wear tremendous bustlcs OF "On-
d~erdonks; AS an evidence, on last Saturday
morning | saw a woman in our market carr,
ing several articles on hers, which the mischc-
vio,ts boys had placed theTe; and among other
things was an enormous cucumber pickle, a
small bundle Of straw, &c. &c.
The fashion Of tattling las improved-or at
least IT has lost nothing. Ia fact all kinds of
evil, such as swearing, cheating, lying, drink
ing, and all manner Of service, calculated to
add to the dominion OF che that goeth about
like a roaring lion" is well attended TO in this
city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the sheen
sale ct Ma. Wilkins. in Brooke county, on
TUESDAY last. tlc number sold should have
bcen 500 instead of 50, as appeared III our
paper of Yesterday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

NEW TER MS-Kitcten girls are now
termed young ladies' of the lower. parlour. .
People who go about grinding knives. scis-
sors, and razors are termed gentlemen of the
revolution" Folks that dig clans are term
ed-"Profound investigators.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

Messrs. MASON &TUTTLE. No. rs Mas
eau Street, are our authorized Agents i'm. New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
an tcontract Tor Advertisements Tor the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
TREMENDOUS ExCITEMENTM.
Great Match race bet1occn Pemoaa d. Fashion
FOR 10000 l0IIARa

~ consequence Of Tho Great Match Race be.
u iween those jns'ly celebrated Nsss Psvso,s
md Fd'h'on. having come OF over the L,ng Isls.d
Course on The 13h inst. The .absrribes kss ZEN.
h'ni'eh compelled. FIR the tenef, Of his nuss yoss
CUSTOMERS, 70 bring out ono,hef 10, of,ho4s spissAiS
rreneh Rats which will be open for inspection mi.
day. All persons wishing for a spp~,b ar,icls. iii
DO well 10 call and examine the sssorrmeo,. Az.
q very hue article Of Beaver and Neu,ri. Bes,.,
jDs, finished IA. AZ MCA,IsM
may Is t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

a young amososo a apolitical festival gave
the following toast:-"The ladies: We adj
mlre them, because of their beauty; respect
them, because of their virtue; adore them he.
cause OF their intelligence: and love them be.
cause we WeeaHt help IT,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
CON MERCIAL nEConr.

81 freights from Wheeling TO Cumbcr-
land % cents, from Cumberland to Wheeling;
oSs cents, from Cumberland to Baltimore. IS
cents. Baltimore to Cumberland, Groceries
= cents, Dry Goods IS. Philadelphia to
Baltimore 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

VOLNEY d. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for reeeisias Subscriptions and Advcr.
u.'m .atslcr the Wheeling Tim,s aud Gazette.
liz Offices are
STAT, S;scet, Boston.
81 Ana Street. New York.
s9 Pni: Street. Phild ,lphiu.
Csrnsr OF Baltimore and Calvert Streets.
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

= 10 II LADiES-Jusi received at the N ,
i Emporium on Market square.
! Trunk Of Ladies' Fine blk Hall Gaiteu
do do cold do
also |, Trunk Of Misses' bib half Caters
do do cold do
do do cold slipper.
All Of ~hieh will be sold very low kr cssh.
NAV 10 TODD e. HOWELL. =