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PATENTS, SPECIFICATIONS AND
DRAWINGS.
THE Drawings may be Autographed without additional
Inventors would find much their advantage
call on the subscriber and obtain hundreds Of of their
vention., the prices usually paid for duplicaes
EDWARD JONES,
apis 1m*m 1913 Fulton street, N. ", Sun Buildings.
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ID. 90

ID. LIPPOLD&C co
(No. 103 WILLIAM STREET, near John,)
OFFER FOR SALEithe following Goods Of their i'm
pcrtaon by the package in lots to suit purchasers
REAL BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED AND GERMAN
TAPESTRY WORSTEDS,
Best manufacture and extensive assortment.
CANVASS
Cotton, Linen Silk Worsed Gold and Silver of all widths
EMBROIDERY PATTERNS,
OF all Makers snd Numbers.
CHENILLE,
For working and Ornamental Trimming, plain and shaded;
Flower Chenille, &C.
SILKS.
Plain and shaded and Chnee Sticks and Spools Twist,
Floss, do.
PRINCES.
Silk. Worsted and Cotton. Of the latest styles.
GIMPS,
And Gimp Cords, in great variety.
GOLD AND SILVER CORDS, AND BRAIDs. TAS-
Sells, &c.
STEEL, GILT. AND SILVER BEADS,
Purse Trimmings Steel and Jet Buttons Hair Tins, &c.
OILED SILKS,
Assorted Colors.
PERFORATED PAPER
CORDS AND TASSELS,
Braids, Tapes, Bindings, Galloons &c
al Imam
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.S1t THE sUBsCRIBERs have received by Steamer
1V0kCambra and ship Northumberland, all the and
shoics annual, bisnnial ard perennial Flower Seeds
and the public may select with facility such
as they may be pleased with: We also offer them in small
The mos. beautifui kinds. low they Be puI-
choice Vegetable and Grass Seeds together with large
House Hsrbaceops every descrpton foi sale on
The lowest and warranted represented Those in
will call ana Judge for themselves the new Seed
and Conservatory of DUNLAP & CARMAN,
635 Broadwy
.B.-Catalogues can be had at the Conservatory.
nA 2wNe
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SkxL UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN
S&A4N and Ireland-Old Established Emgant Office, 81
Great britain and Iceland. via Lverpool The subss iber
T ne ships composing regular line smiling five days.
and aso by American ships. comprising the COM
aec,I line sailing weekly. From his present arrangements
having clerk from the house here 70 superntsnd tne en-
mav RELY that they will apicN despatch Drafts can as
usual fprnhed for amount, payable throughout the
For iurtisr particulars apply, i by Letter postpaid to
aig &c JOHN HEhDMAN, oi ooutn 81
H17e- WANTED--A Ship to load for Southern Port
Apply TO Elk. COLLINS CO., South g.
all
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SsSz. LIVERPOOL. LINE OF PACKETs.-Regula.
wRMfM Packet of the 9th Of May-1he new splendid and
SE1SnS.rlegant Pack Ship HENRY CLAY Eugene Nye,
Master buIthen lioo will positively sail ABOVE her
regular day.
and seersae about embarkng this
and splendid Packet should make early on
hoard. foot Of Maiden Lane, the ubcriher
JOS&PH McMURRHY,
100 Pine street, Of SOUTH
The avorte well known packet Ship Patrick Henry j.
G. Delauo will the Henry Clay, and sail the
cth of June herr regular ai6ec
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zine mile stone and King,bdgs road with ge5dss. and
hour the day. from the Park Two Of said houses
will be let for four hundred dollars each and the
other for hundred dollars erch. Enquire Broad
way, or in the the premises.
a9 im*rc X. +. CARMAN.
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kxx- OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
NM OFFICE, 81 South slIeet.-fassage from hingisnd,
Ireland Scotland and Wales, via LiyeIpc1.LIuho.ss
the opro unity making their arrange men in time for the
steamer Great ssen sailing for Liverpool the 2h inst
From the subscribers arrangements detention whatever can
nke place Liverpool Drafts usual be furnished Tor
aav ,mount, payable throughout the United Kingdom
Apply, IL by letter, post paid, to
nj y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
.. w uEISK ELL

ID E~SPECTFULI.Y announces To ihe Ladies' @
4 Wheeling that he has up.ncd n new M,
splendid stock of rich Fancy Goods. part Of which
are enumerated hollow.
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Cashmere Pyramid Rob, : "a new sriicir ,Ombre
Cross over. striped and plain Ca,h,neres; Cashmete
dEcossc; fumpaduurs; M'uslin DE Lanes; CuJss
over ond every other description OF colored aud
black Alpacas.
EVENING DRESSES.
Color d and Whiie Embroidered Partisan Robes,
On beautiful nricle;) White Muslin Robes: Tsrle.
lens and Suisses, al all kind; very rich White aud
Colored Brocade Sllks.
SIIkS.
Block SaIin Striped Aruure .Waiered and Stirred
Poult lie Sole; Satin Striped. Brocsdc. I nsitrng and
Gro de Suissc Sales.--future. Einbroi ,ered aud Striped
Fancy Silks,
Printed Cashmere emb'd. Tutkiri. Brochc, Sra
dilla. Black and mode cold Thibci (emb'd and plain
with silk FrngesA Damask. worsicd. Omhrc. IA.
byle. Damask WOODEN md Muslin lie Lains Shauls.
FANCY GOODS.
Rich French worked Capes. Collars md Chemi,
zei'es; FreSh wotksd. Revere and Hem Stitched
Linen Cambria handkerchief Velvet edged aud
Satin SaSics for Bonnet Trimmings; New Style
Ctape Scsrfs; Long aud half Long white. cold and
black Kid Gloves; BonnlHibbons. Black and white
Sir Hose; Silk FrIugcs aEd Velvet Ribbons fur
trimming dresses.
&ln a few days he will open, in addition tn The
nhsve, a large stock oiSnplc Dry Guois. for family
Use. nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
E'T &c % II * .
MONTH SIDE UNION STREET,
WHEELING. VA.

MOUTH SIDE UNION bTRLEI,
WHEELING VA.
4 RE- NOW OPENING q splendid Virey Of
- GOODS. such "a have not been before iODnd
in his market.
Their stock comprises every species Of GOODS IN
he Variety linc. from the smalleis ioys 10 the lar
aesi end most valuable domestic articles.
They are prepared Ia supp'y PEDLARS and
COUNTRY STORES with oil goods ~ their line.
ut lower prices than they have ever before been
had Wosi Of he Mouniaius
BRASS CLOCKS.
A lorge and splendid a. oumeut iot sale whole
sale ~ feiaI at manumcurcts' prizes.
The pubic Will mako money by Ealing and eS'
,tp96 ELLIOTT g. ORR
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WV ] q
BLANK Books, BLANK BOOKS, Sc

JOHN J HASW ELL,
Is BOOKSELLER, Stalioner and Blank Book
Sd Manufacturer, Union Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand ard manufacture g.
nfder Blank Account Books of every descrip-
ton. MERCHANTS and others who are re-
quirIOg New Books, con- have them ruied "a
an2 pattern. end bOund IN the most desirable
y amer at the ,hottes, notice, and warranted IL
give sat sf6 ction.
Sta TIGNERY in all is variety, suitable
for Merchants, Banks and Public Offices.
AISu-A large assortment ot school, GLASS;.
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book,
atthc rem Unrest prices. mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
DRY-GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER

Dhl-GOODS CltEA PEK THAN EN
johnston ~ BEItKYlIILL. nave just receive
- ed a most beautiful and well selected stock al
fancy aud Staple Dry Goods all Of which they viii
sell OF such prices ms cannot 'oIl 10 please the most
economical. Oar stock consists ia part Of the follow
ing Articles. namely;
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-Mcrinoes, Alpacas.
cashmere DE Lanes. Mouslin de LANES. Fancy and
plain Silks aud Salins. BoHbozlnes. Giughoms.
Collcoes and 5hawls Of every description. price
and quality. Also Indies Cmvnis OF the lnIosl style.
FOR GENTLENEN-Clolhs. Cnssimercs, Sat-
linelis. Vrsing. lush Linen. Shifting, Cravnts.
Gloves aud Collars, lIosie y of all KINDS; D'mesnc.
in Gcc,rdnnre, with several Eases al Blankets Of al
sizes, Flanncls Of every quality width aud puce.
Gents Lambs Wp"l Siik aud Mctno Shirs and
Dawes; Cbntiton's Fine Metno S hrs
TAKE NOTICING have always on our sec.
ond Il ,or The larr,s' I'D ies' selected stock of
CARPETING
West of The Muuntaius. sumo Ut winch ore oi ih'
latest IMPORTATION. We invite the public general
Ia give u. O coli. as we have not The l,rsi druh
hut that We can save hem ihe trouble of lDoSin!
eIewhere Tor Cheap Goods.
BONNETS. BoNVErs Bonnsts; ArfjfciH Fi9Dsr'
WORD TO THE MATTERS We have jus
received n lnll assortment OF Furs aud Trimming.
Fur. Glazed md Cloth Cars. by the wholesale
"A word Ia The wise is sufficient CdI NJ
JOHNSTON & BERRYiIILLS.
sen II NJ l3l Main St Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
NEW FALT, GOODS!

Beng HE second supply inIs season. and Tor qnanii-
tY ard qualify we hetcve cannot he e~KCciiei IN
his city. We hnve CLOTHS Of all the various
cnlurs. quaIines ard prices. Casstmcres. Slttinets,
Jeans. Iinseys. Kerseys. T,Seeds. &c. Our stuck ui
Gsntemsn's Wear IS very large and complete,
LADIES GOODS
Oh every kind. such ms Gashoeres, Mouslin de
Lanes. Plain and Fancy. fied and striped Silks;
and The most extensive stock of ALPNCAS, Of eve-
~ style and qualify. which we eau cell very much
cheaper than ever before; also. Cnl.coos. Gngham',
English and French Mefinoes, Orleans cloth, Bon
ncis aud BInnet Silks aud Velve's, Ribbons, Flow.
cfs, Cloves. Hosiery. and the greatest quantity ~
SIIAWLS of every DESCRIPTION. We invre all to
cn'l md see our stock, n We believe we have ad-
vantage Tor buying equal tn my otser house. and
We pledge ourselves 10 sell goods Is lows as they
can tie huught IN the civ.
OCT SENSENEY e. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
SPLENDID NEW STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS!


FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS!
* GORGE M'MURRAY would respectfully
W. cali The attention Of his city customers To a
splendid stock Of Fashionable X GOODS. now
opening, and Cor l,c sake Of brevity would onume.
rate a few. viz
FOR GENTLEMEN.
English and French super blnck cloths; do Cas-
ii meres Black aud Fancy color-; CassISlere. Toll,,
neIt and Merino Veslings. wiih all kiGds vi Tailors
Trimmings,
FOR THE LADIES.
Coricnres, a magniiicenI new article Tor Ladies
dress; New style Mouslin de Laine do do; Cash
mere De Ecosse beautiful patterns; Rep do d do
do; Imperial rich Guides aud Tassei co,d for drcs-
ses; Splendid Buttons wIlh variegated Gimps DO d.
a new article of In Polko; Inseriings very ,upetiir;
Rich Bonnet Ribbons entirely new; Jaffara Edge;
Blk and ianry cold plain. ig'd and hard AIpacas
Super Silk Warp do; Cuburgh cloth; Bobbin AMI
Thread Edgings; new style Earlsion. French md
Manchester C'nghOms; Striped. TarleIon and barf'd
MuslIns; Black aud blue Black Merino Yarn fn
Ladies Hose. with a general stock Of Prints. ChinIz
&c.
ALSO-ES,ra super Gunpowder, Imperial ant
Puwshong Teas; Rio aud Lngnyra COFFEE.
2000 LBS Of Cotton Yarns. Coverlet Yarns
carpet chnin, white aud oil colors; Tor sale exceed
ingly low by george M'MURRAY,
Oct 7 BIN Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
JOIN X B%OTSFOWD,

M NO 20, WATER ST, WHEELING.
AS Just received from Toe ia~t a vefv
EU lrge snJ ecnsralas orment ~ l. auoRs,
SGeAHs, TOBACCO, GaocEaiEs, sc, among whIeh
are
Q half ripes seigpett & DuPeey's 4th proof
BRANDY;
4 qr caSk old UenneSSey DO;
i halt pipc Hand Gin, ~favorite brand;
! or cass Port Wine, superior quality;
qr do Madeira 10, do do;
5.coz MuScat Wines;
5 do Cltret do first quality;
5 DO Cherry Cngnso, superior quality;
9 do Lemon Syrup;
2 do West india Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regatta Segar>;
1000 Imperial Cazadores do;
$4,000 P,incipe dc, lst, % lnd 81 qualities;
A large quantity Of half Spanish and Com,
mon 90;
90 gross GolSb's Matches;
TOBACCO. a large AMI general iSsortmen.
Ol The most iayoIite brands;
Mrs MfleT'S fine cut tobacco;
SOAP Every description and quality. manu-
iaclured ny Il Hyde & Sous, Baltimore
20 drums FIGS;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
Togethsf with general assortment of Gro
ceries all OF The very best qualify, which vii
BE- sold as low as they can be had west Of tn,
mountains. feb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
NIRGINIA-omo crHcr,r svrr"ron CouRr

NIRGINIA-OHIo CrHcuIr supEKIon CouRr
November lsi, lo4j.
james 5 Wheat, IN CHANcERy
against S-DecIee 10. Ac
Lrkens & Bic cl aud others cuunt.
o. motion III The plaintiff, aud with The assent oI
he defendant. Gorge 4 B,yaud. George Wallace
nd j mes Thonirson, and II FrnEcIs X Armstrong,
assignee IN B,nkrupicy OF Henry M"ora. VIII here
rppenr by tie Cuufsei and waive service Of process
nn hem ~ lhIs cause. The Cuuri duib order Itai
iiis cause be referred To Edward III F. zhugh Esq
who is hereby opp,inied a commissioner for The
purpose, who. giving due notice To the PARTIES. md
asa gtving notice hy advertisement, la he published
~ 80 'aSs, 80 = me nr~~ya,er ~ niri "a Ih's
county. ar Al per- 90 clam w ANY IHIcrc,i ~. -
81" - 'pcu.mHnce ui,,n, hat unU q LIT " &
%, W." L., quttr ~ il. city .f Wheeling, ~ IHI-
county. know 10y the anne ri Congress iI,l. wi, .
was G, nv cy cd nv ~ e DEF, ndatts ! Ik'bs a BGk,L.
10 Charles T. Strong. by deed ds,sd the ~
day OF July 1882 .mcni"ued ~ lie hill of cpEII aM ;
ar IN or u,on the LIT W 80 Ia that part ~ SAID
cry called East Wheeling. To npp'a be'ore him by
Al rcrempiory duy, and nj n place ior that purpose.
~ he specified ~ sid odveuse9eni. and prove
her respective claims, is to take AMI slate sn &C
count Of Inc claims and mcUmhTnrCes ol The
plant # and defendants. TespotIve'y. II nny They
have, AID ol all other persons no shall Prove the
same before him. GA said real estate. with ihc
amounts due 10 each. respectively; and the paricu-
larI fnreriy upon which The sime - chnreeable, and
HE order nHd prinriiy In which they are, respec-
uv6ly cutnled: And I'D commissioner - also lo
ascertain ard rcpprI The real esiaie. u ary mvhich
the dciendnnI Muorr was eu'uled GA The 22l da,
81 May 1871; ard the incumhrap ccs thereon, II
any; he amounts thereof. Ir whom due: AID he
fcspecIVe u'dcr anI ptufiIy; with nrythiu.
deemed pertinent by - ms,li, or srcciully tquirc,
by any II the parties Ard slid rumr- usiinncr is Il
make fel"h thereof to The Court, with all ocnvcnr
ent sneed, ~ Ctdcr Ia n further decree. And tii
| pTtg r IL M pic mi tppf tO all ina q Nc0p ftppa az ,It.,
ti'ns Wy ery party, except the plainuH and ,uc. q
he dele rdanIs ~ have assenIed thereto. n aiorc
sad. A copy ics'r.
ALIEN Il LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
TITS STRlNGE BUT TRUE.
.HAT JOHNSTON q DERRYuILl

IL have Just returned from the East for tho sec.
ond time This season. and have Just finished open.
ing one of the largest and best selected stocks of
of The mountains, and on account of having ~ large
n stock, we are determined To SELL al such prices
aS cannot fail To please. aud therefore We would al.
wise those Who wish 10 purchase cuhcr hy the
wholesale OF retail TO give Us n call. as we are Ger
tain they will not with 10 look farther.
n b.. We invite tie attention uf The Ladies' par.
iicularly,a s We have The best selection Of Drcss Guods
Ia he had in This or ony of the western cities. mud
likewise Dress Trimmings al every descriptions; ard
We have also or hand n splendid assortment Of
GcD,'s Wear snci, MS Cloihs. Cassimercs. Satinetis.
jeans ani VCsiing of every description.
BONNErS, BoNNETS. RES GOODS.
Braid Bonno,s Silks, Sniins. Bnmbnzipes
S'raw do Cnshmcrss Mn dc LANES
Neapolitan DO Alrncns, hierinoes
Velvet do Eo'ian de vmnga, Coburs
Blrds-Eye do Cloth Sc
Bonnet and velve, Rib. Black SILK Fringes OF ev-
bons, tiimps and Firm. cry width, quality and
ges, Cords a. Tassels price, with several pei.
Artificial FloNers, splen ces of vatiegn,ed colors
did assortment fr trimming dresses.
CARPETS CARPETS!
Just received several pieces e Carpeiing nj very
reduced prices. and also a large assortment Of Blau-
kets.
JOHNSTON e. BERRy!IIyI.
WHOLESALE * RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN y DOMESTIC K GOODS.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
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NEIL. MOORE & cos Fast Mail Coach lenves
~ Wheeling daily at 6 o'clock A NJ. So hours
to Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling ddily of 10 o'clock
Z NJ, 36 hours 10 Cincinnati.
ID TALLAiADGE'S Gnod In'ent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily a, 8 o'clobk "A vi, AZ hours TO
Maysville. Ky. = -
Extras furnished on all Inc nbtve lines To parties.
with the privilege OF slee ping or travelling at might
"a they may wish.
Office M 81 Wlrer 81. 6rst door below the u s
Hotel, Wheeling. Va.
sep 10 J MESNIMEN. Agent.
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No.
HOME ~ANuFaCvUKr

CONNOLLY. would Respectfully nlvrn hs
- . old c'isio,neis ond The pnsiic. that he las as
S"ciaicd wIth hims'l MIR T. WADE iung kp,wn
~ lhis city az q practical msnuiUc uScr. aud they
are now manufacturing eNlsnsiNely IA nddruon Ia
lhrir present nree stuck ~ Eastern work. cVcry de-
.cnP'ion and variety of Boots mad SHOES now
known. aud which they are Determined 10 sell VI
lower prices than imported work cnh be- sold NJ.
AN persons Who nre dcshr.ns 90 rn,ruIizirg homo
manufactures will do well 10 give ur u call. ne wo
arc determined 10 please bpfh ~ quality nnd piIcc.
N B. All work sold in This esiahhshn eni Will
he warranted. nov z
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e. EETEA s.

ESaSEG Sy@TRg
$500 GMi@
HREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
w WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASU
lNGToN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON The National Road and Good
Intent Siege Companies, are iunning 6 daily lines
10 Cnnherland connecting with the B & r.
Only 2i hours Stage travel TO either of The above
cities. the balance by Railroad.
Time To Baltimore 81 hours.
Time to philadelphia 40 hoxfs
Fare Ia Bnltimorc IL DOLLARS.
Fare To Philadelphia 10 do.
SIX daily lines leaves the Co.'S Stage and Rail.
road office every morning ats O'Clock A NJ. aud
extras furnished a, any hour a had should offer.
forthrough Tiekeisio BalIimore and philadelphia
arply at the Co.'S office. No sc Water ST. Wheeling.
Va ono door North U 5 Hotel,
For Good Intent Siase Co. w II STEELE,
and WM X NEWMAN. fer N RSCo.
Greof Central Route Raj road and Stage Office.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28

n NAVE lhis day received my iull sock Of
d French P%criumetv. wh,,h Will hc spld very
lpw Tor cash. u CONSISTS Of The following az icies ~
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CITY OFFICERS For 1915.
MAYoR-GEO DULTY.
Couneiimen:
C~terk-JAMEs S. WHEAT.
.Se,geani-JoHN MURRAY.
WHAT Mas.er-R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'L1re, w P Wilson.
w w shfiver, A Todd, Shady,
NJ Nelson, L Coen. WIN Humphrey
Jacob Amick, 3 F Kelley, III Roberts,
DLamb. -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
c781lol ID COUNCIL
On Ordinaness-MessTs Nelson, Brady and
On finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb. W4&.
Ga AeeoInts-Messrs Shriver, Sanbotn and
Kelley. - .tE
On Streets aud Auies-Messrs Todd, Will.
son, Mentell, Amick snd Kelley.
On Uaisr Works-Messis Sanborn, M'LuTe,
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -Mess:s Heiskell, Pun.
phrey. and Coeb.e
On Coal Banks-Messrs Amick, Wi son, Re.
boris aud Supe riniendent ut Wafer Works.
On WhorreS-Shriyer, Hughes and Amick.
On Fi'e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TodI, Milne,
Sapborn, Pumphfey and RolertS.
On PstHions-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
. ON Salories-Messs Kelley, M'Lure, ShrI-
A'N'rOn
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAN SrREET, WREELiSG.
CAPITAL $4,000.
@ President, ARCH, WOODS,
J LIST. Cashier.
80 DtysCioTS:
A Woods, w w Shrivef, A P Woods,
f. Pollock, 'rhus PAUL. Geo w Thomson,
NMcNeughten, l w Mitchell, ThOs Johnston
MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
ChPII.fL $500 Goo.
JOSEPH CALD.W ELL, Pre-. idept.
rs,- SoB.EsxI BRADY, Cashier.
Directors:
Caldwell, w L Selhy, Jas Baker,
II G Woods, z Paterson, wv Gill,
Jacob Gooding, Wm Fleming, SAM OFT.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE M.INST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
M Nelson, Paslon, A Rogers,
A Fiicsner, r. Morrison, Ciumbacke
A N Johnston, Sam' Mcclellan,
ttf. ui Rosr Mccoy Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OFFICE Main ST.
THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
N Nelson, A Paxton, An Johnston
JCrumba Ter. ] r Baker, Baker,
Johu Knole, w Peterson,
RoBr McCoY, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR'
ssfANCE COMPANY.
OFficE Nam ST., below Monroe.
SAMUEL NEIL, President.
s Brady, Robt Crangle, Jas Caldwell
Wm Fleming, Jno GoShorn, Daniel Lamb,
Il G Woods, Jacob S Shriver
r w HARDING, Secretary
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TIL
g MAILS AT THE WHEELING POS
OFFICE. IvLv I lSi5
Eastern Arrives daily II 6 p
Departs E" IA
Western Arrives I" ~ A \
Departs +" IL nigh
Steubenville Arrives " Except
Sunday 6 p
y Departs I" PA
Wooster Arrives Tues Thurs
Saturday Ill A
Departs Mon Wedn
Fnday "a
Marietta Arrives Tues Satur Az
Departs Mon Friday 5A
Yves Liberty Arrives Tues Thurs
Saturday IL
!" Departs same days Up
MOTgsntown Arrives Thursday 5Pl
Departs Friday GA
Is r. HALE. Post Master.
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From Tho Deputy sheriff NJ New York.
DR. Smiths Sugarcd Inaiin Vegetable Pills" have
been used IN The Eldrdgc sireeI Debtors Prison.
with uucommen satisfaction. ] have never heard u
medicine spoken ui with more interest by tie sick
Who have iuken these Pills.
JAMES J BEVINS. Deputy Sheriff.
For sale by PRYOR q PAUL.,
nov u Din Market ST WhpelIng,
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& 6eaA DOZ Mahogany Knohs, hest qualiiy
q 1pU just received nd lpr .,'s lov.
sep % MENDFi. 81 HARBOUR.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL $4,000.
SAVINGS

OhFINUo INo III IION,
OFFICE MnNST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors:
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Fi,csner, fR Morrison, J Ciumbacket
A N Johnston, Sam'l Mcclellan,
CfLff.rii RoBr Mccoy, Treasurer.
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OrKS -Siu''i's sup r.rS ffrg Dut L,ks.
A Petp'n', Miloy q C Cu,,er and Nor.
nee LfcN ~rh mtncrft kr"is AMI - general u.s.
.oument 81 h. usnal kinas. or ~ o hg
oct Is OFT GREER.
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t Directors:
s Brady, Robt Crangle, Jas Y Caldwell
w Fleming, Jno GpShorn, Daniel Lamb,
Il G Woods, jacob S Shrivef
r w HARDING, Secretary
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By Mr.. Clymer, for divorce between William g.
Chapman and his wife passed to a second reading
by Mr.. Osborn of Laporte, to amend the Revised
Statutes In relation to charges to uries passed to
second reading
Also, bill to amend the practice in chancery ;
passed to a second reading
Mr.. Cookery moved that Mr. Monroe be added 10
the committee the State prison; which was decd-
ed In the affirmative
ORDERS OF THE DAY
Bulls Passed-The bill for the relief Of John Nix
on was read third time and passed also, joint
resolution IN relation to inland seas; ALSO TO pre-
scribe the mode of selecting jurors Hendricks al
so, to change the time of holding probate courts in
Perry and Harrison also, to amend the act fixing
the times Of holding courts in the 9Th circuit also
to provide for the taking, holding and transmitting of
real estate held by aliens, and quieng titles of real
estate; repeating a law therein named, in Delaware
county; to change school district in Harrison coun-
ty; to vacate part Of Water street in Rushyille;
for the relief Of Peter Eyerhar and Hezekiah Mitch
ell; to establish additional place of holding cleo
tons IN Jackson township, Washington county !;
10 alter the width of State road between Corners
vile and St Omar; divorcing Leonard and Frances
Crawford for the benefit of the inhabitants of GER
tain township in Gibson county declaring county
road State road in Clay county divorcing John g.
Keller and Elizabeth Keller, ayes Al, Al regu-
latng the fees Of petit jurors in Hancock county
for the improvement of roads in certain counties there
IN named and providing for an additional tax in La
grange, Noble and Steuben.
On motion, the House adjourned.