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Managers Office.
T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO

ZINE Lottery for Thi. Morning. pfizrs Of s50f0,
of . 500 &r. Ct Nos, II drawn Whole Tick
eta A. So hnlvc. ~ quarters 10 cts For packages
single tic kes call before o'clock, al the capital prize
Office of /. RUSSELL Bl6GEK & 70
For This Evening.-s25 GEO. 900. 100 Of 800, &C.
81 Nos - drawn. Whole Tickets So
Also the Dollar LoItery-S5,oo0 Capital Prize. -
Nos ~ drawn. Whole Tickets ST.
Drawn Nos of Pokomoke Lottery, Class l!s:
81 . 26 40 70 % 20 90 50 So as IS.
Drawn Nc. &c Delaware Lottery. Class M. :,i5:
~ Is II ~ So = 50 9 81 - t..
Whole Ticket Ncs II - 80, another Capital sold aud
paid Ly BIGGER & co.
Oct.
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Magnetism,
AT OUD FELLOWS HALL

Al OUD FELLOUS HALL.
MADAME DE BONNEVILLE will deli
lfl yer Lecture every night OF the present
week, on the different branches of MAGNET
ISM, comprising .Somnombniism, Ecstdcv, Phreno-
.lagnet,ra and Ciaifroya,lcc.
PROF. DE BONNEVILLE
Will illustrate every Lecture b. the most WoS-
DsRFuL EXPERIMENTS, performed on refy reA
kRorn diiccnS.
81, Tickets % cents, al The door. To begin at
half past 7oclock, precisely.
0ct 6-dtiiif
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Fully Id advance has been obtained on Strips,
the better class OF which may be quoted accord
ingly, but manufacturers do not buy freely, or
eel di-rosed 10 give The rates required. The
market very hrm anu owners holding for I'd ad-
,,ance IN SfrinS
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL. be sold on THURSDAY, tie 9th diy n
W |emb.r, 81 IL O'Clock on Inc pfemi.e. III,
Land ia Tie county of Hanover. Is mile, from 4
m"nd on me Main Road 10 the Old Church, two h
.tolh The Litter II Joins The lads II WiJm !,
aud Kiohaid Bnrnrt oa one side and * Rah,.t II
ana bifI.s ! a.leS on TIE u,hrr. II contain,
scirs most q whloi : IN ongIn;.l growth ii ocl
Pine. THIS Tract viii he .nd Il: ,.l- l., nm.
chase :. although lie subscriber would prefer .el X
~ body A.r. William Alien VIII .how ne n.
those wish ne IN &C. II previous "a Tie day al "a
Terms nEe qra tcf cash, The remaining thre..t n
!" annual lnsii'nrni-, OF "nr two and three ,,i,.
purchaser executing a bond, hearing iarcc.,f " m
dag 81 sale with good euiois 4, aad s,cu,s,l Il
DEED 81 Trust on th- property. The above i. /,
certainly take place On Tic tn of Max, be: i, ,t,
no., The neat fair day.
Oct. 1--12iw 6rhAov. FLTEs FIELD TrF%t.
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NOTICE.-The Richmond Hill Debating
Society will hold meeting for public discussion,
on This evening TUESDAY, October 1ih) Cues
tion: Who exercises the greater influence on The
civilized portion Of mankind, Man or Woman
The public generally are respectfully invited 10
attend The meeting will take place in the Sun
day School Room Of ST. Johns Church, (Church
Hin.) Proceedings 10 commence al O'clock.
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Omitted in this years Ieport-nun'be' 'aneh ''o"
last return nude.
TABLE no. II.
TlBLE-showing counties OF Virginia, WHICH, "a
1913, had more than two''hlfus o. lnc'' ,r e.
CON, children" in schools according 10 the Sc
cond Auditors Report, OF Dec ID, 1874:
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|SLARKE's HEAD QUARTERs.-For TO Day
u Alexandria, Extra 23S. Spl-ndld Scheme Cnpl.
tas prizes of $4,000, 5000, li45, ~ prizes Of $40,
10 OF 300; 90 &c $50, &c. IS ms, IL drawn ballots
Tickets IS. Sales close al il O'Clock
This Evening-Cap;,al: S9,ono. Tickets only 50 81.
Drawing of Ya. Lrrshurs Lottery. Ezra. No l:
az ~ - 10 20 IS "a IS CO % 10 %.
Nos - 60, another Capital In The above, sold and
paid by }. M CLAhhE.
Oct.
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GTRATTON's OFFICE, 30.

= Street. -,
Let ail,he world say what Try :. c : =,
For selling prizes SrRA1Tos -. +
Drawn Nos. Of MononsaI'a Lo"'''
1873 50 l6 % II 80 Is ! y !
Tickle, Ncs. 5 l6 50, :, Thee ,Ss I poI's.
8 ! 80, sold and .,.I S-.-r
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Loiief!' =
Draw" w. : Ocl. 3: y
1s Al y 10 A 25 IA 60 10 ) :" .. =, >,
Tickets Nos. A Is 80, and No. o..,rplo,Tr
more, sold and paid by r
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra Lo'ei!'
October llh: ;.
F24 5 % S. 10 II q - . :,
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburs Loi!efy, i-S''
October On : a -
% 40 p 46 50 So 81 30 90 - -
Tickets Nos. . AZ 4s. Ga 60 =
three more Capitals sold and paSiG r,G,A1I
r~Look gu, for the Bfilian! >cs.
drawn on the 18th Oc;ober-Cafha.
Nos, IS drawn. Tickets Si'-
portion.
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JEoYT's PRIZE oFFICE.-rrawius Of ypnoo,.,
AZ Lottery. Extra, Class No /:

ALEXANDRIA Lottery, Extra. ClassSo 2ss
IL !! l. 10 % a CD ~ 3 81 - ,. u.
Alexandria Lottery, Cia>s 10 -:
a !! = ~ II II 80 :. IS = H.
St0,po1 L. he drawn Saturday,. 10 lc sofa i, ,r,.
to ca,-3 Prizes Of $1,000, - of 600. T.rk,,,
For PAcka:ts, .sc, appy 10 HulF
Vc'' M. 3 E1tLai..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

Being gain Of iour DemocrasIc U'elI'Oe
HousE OF DELEGATEs.-The Wings nave e'ec'-
- and the Democrats 50 Delegates-maSihs d
Wing majority Of fow The State Senate IS &C.
cijeoly Whis-No elections for The Senate taxing
NJ ne Ibis vear
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rG,HE DWELLING, and other HOUSE,
i &c late the property of joel !i"il-nan
in Smuhfirld, Isle of Wisli county. a". Il y :
hirhes, bidder, un credit, on the premise, =.
srn,. ls-ew;w nv TnE FXTt
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COMPREHENSIVE

THE Subscriber has this day ASSOCIATED
l business Mr.. PHILIP WHITE Of A"N'
business will, In future, be ccrduai"d ~
MASSlE & WHITE nj his cd stinf' y
street lie return. ms thanks 10 m ii'''
public for the liberal encouragement NJ -
and asks continuance of the same 10 IL ~,
Srr,t IL ~ II =
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yEas.in & NSlitc.

GROcERs AND COMMISSION MEF' .
offer cr sale for cash, ~ on NE H-H'.
~ punr,ual customers. n general a>snrtH''
ceries. They will, in few days. b. i.ahii'. /,
TON. m their nr,srrt stock. and their iati w
chasing, will enable them 10 Offer I" tn.,.
the Iuhiic, Goods on such terms % ,anno'
.,.i .f,r,inn From he Farmers of NiIs''A
c,,ol,oa ,l,.v ak an examination "f me- ,
prices. Famiirs q the o;;y WI, Emu 'y,.,.
ready 10 supply them wi;h 'he be'' f.n a, -
n,ndr raIn rrIfcs. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

The Stockholders Of the Chesterfield Railroad
Company have determined 10 charge only so
much for transportation hereafter, as will enable
them to declare dividend of six per cent
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LlyERpooL CLAssIricArIoNs.


PHILNIELfti!a MA NE l. OctOUtI =.
Corygs-The demand continues active, and
prices firm. We note sales OF 800 bags Rio a.
Iia Tic. per h., on lime: 1000 bags Lasuayra. a
part al nc, and balance al price not reported;
203 bags Rio sold a. auction al Is; CSC. The
amount imported during The month OF Sepl'r was
II, 1Sl bags.
CoTTos-The marker is firm; The sales Of The
week reach abou, 400 bales at T., a 5;c., inclu-
ding Mobile, Misss >pp and New Orleans, on
the usual terms. The receipts OF The week are
GEO bales those Tor the month Of September
1869 bales. The prices 10 day are-Drdinary 6s
6i Mddlin. 6; =; good MiddiinS :, y;
Fairs'; good Fair DC.
FLouR-Thc Transactions FOL the week have
been rather limited, ana the market now nearly
bare. We note sales .! about 5000 bbiS. al
4 81 .2 for good shipping brands TO %
for selected parcels.
GRMs-1hc sales Of Wheat for The wee; loot
up but 1900 bushels. al 90 Ole. Tor fat sc. Tor
prime rel, and Southern 81 a sc. The demand
for Corns active and receipts light; sales o. S9nth-
crn yellow at 81 52c. and iSc. Tor While. Oats
are scalcc and wanted al 81 Bic. Tor good South
crn, al which price note sales of 5000 bushels.
Lirrpoo1, .Scqicaibsr l9-Thc Cotton Market
is healthy and vigorous The sales stree Friday
present an average OF 1000 lily, of which more
Than 800 daily have been on SPECULATION. Yes
tcrday the market was not quite so buoyan', but
The trade purchase freely, and STOCKS are brought
forward literally. The improved feeling may be
traced 10 the nnsculcd state Of matters with
Mexico, ard 10 the general confidence which is
felt in The prosperity OF Our home trade Ia the
manufacturing districts prices are on the Use and
goods find ready sale. The fine weather which
has enabled the farmer 10 house the produce OF
The field, has acted most beneiicially on business
Of every kind.
ToBAcco.-Saes 10 the prcsen, date 79l hogs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

Hastings CoURT.-James II. Jurey, charged
with forgery, was on yesterday brought before The
Examining Court, ard sent on for further trial
before Judge Nicholas Criminal Court. which
meets on the 9th inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

ALMOST SERIOUS AccIDEST.-We learn that
the floor of The new Methodist Chapel on Brooke
Avenue, erected by Mr. James Taylor, sank some
three feet during divine service on Sunday even
ing last The house was very much crowded,
hu, no one, we are glad 10 state, was seriously
injured, although a good many jumped out OF
the windows Hats, capes, shawIs &c, suffer
cd considerably. The Rev. c. G. Griswoii was
officiating a, The time OF the occurrence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
COMMERCIAL. RECORD.

SALES or SrocS made on yesterday, at auction,
BY James II. Lynch, in front Of the Exchange
Bank:
81 shares Chesterfield Railroad, 500 90
AZ Farmcis' Bank OF Va, 90 80
6, Bani, Of Virginia, 20 l2i
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EsicEs Goods. at No. 100.

lust opening some really very handsome
j patterns of French and English China of The
richest kind have ever seen in this markell
Also, plain and cheap Ware, Glass, ETC. Call
al No. 100 West Main street.
Ocl.1 JAMES EVANS.
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RICHMOND, VA.
tuesday Morning, october !, ls4o.
MARYLAND ELECTION

We have no room for details inns i'ioi"o
Authentic and complete returns have o'e" 'I
ceived from all parts OF the State, ano inc 'es"''
may he summed upas follows:
CoSaaEss.-Oi the six members choSen' W.
are yybios and four arc Democrats
90 80, n rh,nman Nv
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coun,;es of Virginia, which, in 1913, had less
han one-lhird Of the "indisent children IN
,ht m a, school, according 10 the Second Aud'-
tor's Renort, of Dec. 3D. ISL:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

say in declining state OF health. IL i, oodly
plagued with cancer in the nose. Being up
wards Of eighty years Of age, il is net likely that
with his maladics, he will long be spared. He
is a good. hearted, well-meaning, pious man, and
is personally much beloved. Great seventies
toward, his people have been committed in his
name, bu, his advisers, and not himself are ie-
suonsible for Them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

"The last news from Tahiti" says La Prcese,
81. far from satisfactory Up 10 The present
Queen Pornsre, docile and simple instrument Of
The Protestant missionaries, has not accepted al,
our hands The portion Of power which We offered
Far from it. In permanent rebellion against our
establishments, this unfortunate woman places in
our path every imaginable difficulty, the only
way 10 remove which would be 10 establish
French sovereignty in the country. All compe-
tent Judges who have returned from those distant
countries are agreed in protesting aga inst render
ing the interior sovereignty 10 Queen Pomare, in
asmuch as il is in reality giving il 10 The m s.
siunares The government hoped thai the recall
of Mr.. Prilchard would change The aspect OF al
tails However, such was not The case; our posi-
ton is a, present just as perous as il was du-
ring The soouru Of that firebrand. Several En-.
clish soops continue 10 hover near the island, in
order 10 keep up the efiervescence."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

TUsT opened fresh and desirable styles OF Cali
y Goes, al ~ H. A'o'Oo-''
Oct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
DRY-GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER

LII SiibLht LIN iilAhA IL III
JOHNSTON d B~ERRYHILL. have just receiv-
80 ed q most beautiful and we'll selected stock of
fancy and Staple Dry Goods all Of which they will
at such prices as cannot fail 10 please The most
economical. Our stock consists in part VI the follow
ing articles. namely:
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-Merinocs. Alpacas.
De LANES. Mouslin de LANES. Fancy and
plain Silks and Salins, Bonbozines. Ciinghams.
Calicoes and 5hawls Of every description, price
aud qualify. Also Ladies' Cravais Of the latest style.
FOR CONTAMINATION, Casslmeros, Sat
liueits. Vesiing. Irish Linen. ShiTtng. Cmva's.
Gloves aud Collars, Hosiey Of oil kinds; D'meslics
in accordanre. with several cases Of Blankets Of oil
sizes; Flannels OF every quality. width aud Pnce.
Gents Lambs Wool. Silk nnd NJ ctlno Shirts and
Diawets; Ch,ldren's Fine Merino SHIRTS.
TAKE NOTICE-We have always OF our sec
obd floor tie largest and hest selected stock VI
CARPETING
West NJ The Mountains. sumo Of winch are OF The
latest Importation. We invite the public generally
Ia give u a call. as We have not the lcas, doub
hui that NO can save hem the trouble OF loOSinl
Iewhef for Cheap Goods.
BONNETS. BoNNHTs Bonneis; ArijfoiJI PioweTs
A WORD TO THE MATTERS We have jus
received n fuil assortment, OF FUrs ond Trimming
Fur, Glazed and Cloth Cars. 10y the Wholesale
"A word 10 The wise IL sufficient Call NJ
JOHNSTON & BERRYHILJS.
sen II No 1871 Main 81. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
SPLENDID NEW STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS!

n EOROE would respectfully
W. cali the attention Of his city customers 10 II
splendid stuck OF Fashionable X GOODS. now
opening, and for the sake Of breviiy would enume.
rate a few. viz
FOR GENTLEMEN.
English and French super black cloths; do Cas-
81 mcres Black and Fancy colors; Cashmere. Toile>
nell and Merino Ves,ings, with oil kinds OF Tailors
Trimmings.
FOR THE LADIES.
Coriennes, n magnificent new article for Ladies'
dress; New style Mouslin de Laine do do; Cash
mere DE Ecosse beautiful patterns; Rep do d do
do; Imperial rich Girdlos and Tassel co,d for dres-
SEES; Splendid Buttons with variegaied Gimps do de-;
a new article Of La Polko; lnserIings very ,uperi,r;
Rich Bonnet Ribbons entirely new; Jaffsia Edge;
Blk aud iancy cold plain. Gg'd aud barr'd Aipacns;
Super Silk Warp do; Coburgh cloth; Bubbin and
Thread Edgings; new style Earlston. French and
Manchester G'nghoms; Striped. TarleIon and bard
Muslnis; Black and blue Black Merino Yarn foI
Ladies Hose, with a general slock Of Prints, Chinizs
&c.
ALSO-Exra snper Gnnpowder. Imperial and
Powsi,ong Teas; Rio and Lngnyra COFFEE
1000 LBS uf Cotton Yarns. Coverlet Yarns
carpet chain, white and all colors; for sale exceed
ingly low by GEORGE M'MURRAY,
OCT 7 3m Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
HOME MANUFACTURES.

Connolly. WOULD respectfully ininrm HE
- . old customers aud the public. ihnt he las as-
sociaiCd with aims, u Mr. : T. WADE. hong known
IN ms city az a PRACTICAL manuiac mer. and hey
are now manufacturing extensively in addition 10
Their present large stock at Eastern work. every de.
,efir'ion aud variety ui Baots md Sto,s now
known. aud which they are determined iu sell Ut
lower prices than imported work can he -old at
All perS"ns who are desirous OF paironiz,ng toms
tHanulac'nres VIII do we'll 10 give us u coil. ss' w
are determined To please both in quality mud price.
n ID. All work sold in this eslabli .hment will
warranted. nov 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
NOTICE

rNIE Schuo; ~ North Wheeling. conducted by
MIR and MRS WALLACE. will resume II,
pctaiions on "Wednesday. The 9Th Oct. Il is de-
ierminsd moi 10 receive male scholars any longer
inio ihIs schonl, except such rs may lie study irg The
dead languages or advanced branches Of English
education; and Who may suit 10 study their lessons
at h".ie, aud attend nj an appointed hour To- reciie
In The male department Ufthe school buildings, and
then retire.
Prices as formerly. $1,000 and $40 20 pcr term
oi22 weeks. There " ~ be some extra charges for
experiments in Natural Philosophy aud Chemistry.
Positively nn scholar will bc rec eived iur n sho,t ter
period than u term of % weeks. unless a specnl
agrscment 10 the c"n'rary I've previously made
A. the prupcr formation al CLASSES ~ very impor,anI
both To Teachers and pupils. II is particularly re,
quesied that oil scholars be prcscn, on The irsi day
Of The term. Fum scholars study ing the dead Ian.
guagcs pay will he required IN nd,nuce,on account
Of The luwness OF the price. No deduction from
iuiii"n fees viii he mnde on account Of absci ce
from schooI. cxceri ia cases OF piolrncicd sickness
Should the School seem Ia justify II. q we'll suali.
fed assistant teacher will be employed during this
winter. Also icr such ladies' as may wish To take
lessons IN music. Recommendations may he expected
DnDer will he provided for such day scholars n.
may wish u A lew femAie boarIets wIll e taken
INTO The family, over whom parental care will be
exercised
The blowing nre the certificates IN favor Of Mr.
Miliiesn, who Is io be engaged in teaching. from
Rev Mr. Macarthur, Professor "f The Greek Ian.
gnoge and Literature, and from MIR Molnt. Ptoies-
s"r oi The Roman Language and Literature. aud oi
dsihetcs. in Miami University.
MIAMI UNivTGsITy, Aug 30. lsi5
Having had ample opportunities oi being nc.
qnainied with the aIIninmeuIs Of MIR John MILF
gan IN The Greek language. 1 unhosiiaIirgly t,coms
mend him as fully qualified To each such Of The
Greek authors as are used IN our academies. The
grammatical structure of the language lac mas care
fully studied aud understands. lie nc,ed as tutor oi
a Grammar School a short distance from this place,
for some Tune, md Gischa 'ged The duties of The
plnce IN o manner highly satisfactory To his en-.
player. As The Prof of Mathematics under whom
he prosecuted his sindies IN that department, is moi
al present connected with This institution. it will mol
he ont oi place for me tn say, thai he was este, med
one al the best mathematical ms of his Gloss.
Oh his moral character II is enough To say, that
lac Is a professor OF religion, and as lar as is known
To ne. does honor 10 his profession.
JAS MARTHUR.
nm very happy Ia odd nv testimony 10 The re.
spectacle oIianmenIs Of Mr. Miliigan in LnIin Lit
cra,ute JAS CLEMENT MOfFAT.
oct . I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19

INlRE IL MARINE INSURANCE-There are
two situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofinsurance. These nre, Will. -'and-
ing upon the RUNS of their own property, either
from an insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a dtsolate fam
lily, lamentng hat stupidity aud folly which ha6
Ia, lied to provide for such n Contingency.
w. F. PETERSON,
Agent Of the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories. &c, together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chinerv, and everyother description of insursble,
property ALSO. on steam, keel and HAT boats
and their cnrgoes to and from any port on ia.
Western Waters.
on Ollie, eNlonroc street. oprtsie The Mnnr,e
House. Jan | 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
IEARRANT,s ErFERYEscENr sLaI

|INARRANT,S EFFERvESCENT StyD.
Il Il APENIENT. prepared ON IN entire
new principle. from a late and accurate analysis OF
the celebrated SeIdl'z Spring in Germany. with
such adAiiion, and Improvements as will DO found
materially io improve lis efficacy. This much es.
Icemed and highly valuable preparation will NOT
TAIL To 'frcinally remove Dyspepsia or lad gesiou.
Bilious Affections. Headache. Heartburn. AclJiiy of
The Stomach. Costiveuess, G out. Rheumatism. Luss
"i Appetite. Nervous Debility. Nausea or Venting
Affection of The Liver. Fol- sale by
nov PRYOR a. PAITII. 7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
CARPETING. OIL CLOTH, &C.-In

wing q large assortment of the most desirable PAT
terms Of various qualities OF Competing. Having q
room over my store appropriated Ia this article.
and having arrangements for a regular supply, I
am prepared To furnish the ar icIe AT n small com
mission on eastern cost. | can also furnish Floor
Oil Cloth, eiiher in one piece 10 suit the plat. or
by The single yard as may he required.
oci7 w II SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
JonN X

NO 70, WATER ST, WHEELING.
AS just received from he East a very
uB large col general assortment Of LiouORs,
SCARS, TopAcco, GRocERiEs, &C, among which
are
Q half pipes .seigoetl & Dspeey's 4th proof
Brsndy;
4 or cask old Hennessey do;
I hall pipe Holland Gin, f~ayorite brand;
4 or cssE Port Wine, superior quality;
l ar do Madeira do, do do;
s COZ Muscat Wines;
o do Claret do first quality;
. DO Cherry COgnaC, superior quality;
6 do Lemon syrup;
2 do West India Pepper Sauce
5000 Regalia SegatS;
2OO0 Imperial Cazadorcs do;
10000 Principe do, Isl, ID dsd 81 qualities;
A large quanuty Of half Spanish aud Com
mon de-;
20 gross Goisht Matches;
TOBACCO. a large and general assortment
OF the most iavOrite brands;
Mrs MIllers fine cot Tobacco;
SOAP; Every description and quality. manu-.
featured by + Hyde & Sous, BALTIMORE;
20 drums Figs;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
Together with a general assortment Of Gro-
reries all OF The very best qualify, " bich viii
be sold as low as they can be had west of ihs
monntainS. feb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
No. 1sS

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARrNERSHlP.
VIE Partucrship hefeiui"re existing under The
>irm Of J CONNOLLY * SON. was His
day dissoived by mutual consent. All pers,rs hay.
iHg claims against The Gfm will prcieni Them -.
Those indebted viii Iiesse coli aad .eiie with }
Connolly. at the old stand.
JOSEPH CONNOLLY,
nov w CONNOLLY.
BfCONNELL.Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, sc.
JOHN HASN ELL.

BIsA n BVOkN, BTsA Nh FUNIkS, W.
JOHN J HASNE ELL,
HH BOOKSELLER. Siarioner and Blank Book
ap Manufactures, Uuion Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand ard Manufactures To-
order Blank Account Books Of evtry deScrIp-
ton. MERCHANTS and Others who are re-
curing New Books, can have them ruled To
any pattern. and bou1d IN The most desirable
manner at the shortest notice, and warranted 10
give sat %siaciion.
STA To merry in all lis variety, suitable
for Merchants, Banks and Public Offices.
AlSo-A large tment OF School, CLASH
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book,
AT the peyy Unrest prices. mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-19
J. BOYD SCOTT.

ESPECTFULLY announces that he has re-.
TUNED fiom Philadelphia with n inrge stock
aud Is prepared. ~ the rooms OF Nam street, lately
occupied by him. over The office nj 4 WILSON. ESQ
To furnish perfect DAGUERREOTYPE LIKE.
NESSF.S MS heretofore. lie will remain ia Tins Guy
but Two weeks from this date. oct 3