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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

rum t"c plttCH u INC hIhg 81 ouIony.
Although can allude 10 the satisfactory
state OF the internal affairs of the kingdom.
there are, nevertheless, some affecting events
which lhave TO remark An event, much TO
be regretted, which wounds the dearest feel
ings OF my heart, has recently taken place in
one OF the most important cities OF the king
dom; and have no doubt you will synipathisc
IN MY gliei on the subject. The agitation
which has manifested itself on several points
connected with religious affairs and which
threatens TO destroy all harmony, and yet be-
You'd the bounds of good order, merits the
most serious attention. Without taking into
account the creeds OF the various recognised
churches, Ipromised on ascending the throne
to support, above all, those religious feelings
which the people OF Saxony have known how
10 maintain in such an honorable manner. |
expressed the conviction that the states of
SaNony will be guided by the same respect for
what is the most sacred thing in the world -
II my confidence in this respect be well foun-
died., Hope, and | rely, that you will grant me
your support, in order that the principles of
tie Church may not be shaken, and that the
fundamental pillars OF the State and the well
fare OF humanity, religion and faith may not
DC sapped ut their foundation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

CAUIION.-Wc desire 20 pu, ouG Fits.
burgh mtishbcrs On their gNsrd aesinst u
burglar: man arrived at the L. S Hotel
sometime last week, rather a heavy man with
black eyes and hair, lame with one foot,
and walked with a cane. Had on dark frock
coat aiSfgrcy pants He registered lis name
as GRmo't. He had a man with him, who
went of the next morning ihrcc nights al
ter, the store of McsSrs OF * Greer was rob
bid of counterfeit money aud he passed one Of
the same notes IN payment for bis bill. lie
was followed by Mr. Parker and caught on
the boat st Wellsville. In cndsavoring 10 re.
deem the co,mtcrf il he hauled out the other
coun'cri,its taken from tho stoTc and the
Chesapeake spl Ohio Canal Scrip. M. T.
was not aware that il was ,he money until he
returned.
II the Pittsburgh police arc sharp they can
catch the rascal, as he went there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
Ir,n m, ph,lo,f,j,,h,o L,,,.x


AN IMPORTANT CURE by DIR jayne 3 Al.
leia'se; we have been informed by Mrs NIohan
On 'sod'd"nsh'er ofod Gen waya-) ,ha, The sui.
Tered Tor number of years from The ticw,h of a
large Goiihaus Tumour Of iac Throat. which. be,
side great deiormi'y. produced both n difficulty q.
deeluiI'ion aud OF b,caihng. Indeed. she saws tho
pressure upon The windp'pe was 80 great To pre-
vent her from sleeping IN n recumbent position, md
often sui cation APT cared ihc riishle. She also
lahored under severe lndisposiion from Liver Com
plant and Jaundicc, with horrible iroin Of ner-
vous affections. for which she commenced the use
ui DR. Jeyne's Altetaiive. which shc took regularly
for sn ~ seven weeks. with occasional doses OF hs
Snnnlive Pills. and her general health was thereby
completely rc>esabllshed, aud now pcsceiviug some
diminnion IN the size Of The Goiirous Tumout; tho
VAS encouraged TO peisevere IA the use OF the Al.
ieraiivc until every vesnge Of the painful tDmour
was entirely renewed. We think. therefore, that
such an important remedy should be more generally
known.
For sale by DrJ CIUMBACKER. No I73 Main
~. Wheeling. Va. oct 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

NJ. Templetou wss last night ected BY
house quite as crowded. quite as delighted and
quite ascnthusiasf &c : on his first appea rance.
Indeed, he has done tina, unusual thing fer
MALI artist 20 accomplisli--le las created
Jurorr, the end OF which cannot be guessed al.
Never has mcIc brilliant end spontaneous
trlumph--a more universal outburSt of public
admiration-waited upon Genius in any coun-
try. Last night The admiration Of the audi
fncc knew no bounds. Each song was better
'han the last, and each was in It's turn de-
clared 10 be perfection. We have no room
30 discriminate between the songs-ws can
only say that anything like a song badly sung
by Templeton IL clearly Impossible thiing.0
We is truly magnificent, in the best sense of
that much abused uord.-N y. Tribune.
We do hope the time sill come when the
Ncw York papers VIII cease to herald every
foreigner, moun,cbank, or catawauling son
of gun, as but little less than an angel, for
10 that paltry practice thousands are annually
taken out OF the pockets OF honest Americans
and put into the hands of those who will go
home and make lions Of themselves BY libel
ling us. five are 10 be ibel'ed, for mercy's
sake Let the libeller pay his own expenses, and
as for music, we know we have beard be,rer
music from the sweet lips OF country lass,
while carrying to the house pail Of fresh
milk, than we hare found in the tina -tinabu-
lum OF German Baron, the cargut-scraping
OF bury Norwegian. or the pig squedliana
OF all the host Of AIademoiselles and Monsieur
squeakcrnndos, that were ever imposed on a
humbug'loymg people. We wish, in the re-
modelling OF tie Tariff, that Tie powers that
be would consent so far to depart from their
revenue principle as 10 pat a prhibiiary duty
Oh the whole tribe, until we could raise a
nehonal music that would bear sone analogy
IN Its simplicity and grandeur, to our hills,
our forests, oue rivers, and our count-y's in.
stitutions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

OUR Way" Why don't You get mar
ried 2" mischeviously asked young lady of a
rather elderly bachelor friend, the other day
81 have, for the last ten years, been trying TO
find some one who would be silly enough TO
have me" was the reply. 81 guess you
havn't been up our way, was the insinuating
and heart-ilattering rejoinder. The last we
saw OF John, he was going cup our way"
with swittness of foot and determination of
purpose that indicated in him fixed resolu-
ton To- conquer or die"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
THE NHEREFoRFS AND

lhE NHEKbFORES And WHY'S "A.
good wing, we have very much rcsss,,ed thai
Mr.. Richie became The editor OF the Official
Journal. The reason 10. that rerrct il ,hs,
M'. X like Iollsyrani scems 20 regard word.
a. only tie medium b. winch - ought 10
conceal Our ideas, not 10 express tl,,,n, Blai
tined to sdeP' IL - t'ic same purpose. but lik,
osar h. could not dance 30 gldc.iully but
every one would know that he lyassti!l j bear.
We could eoSily gather wha; B,aiI va al
though he affected 20 turn tail on the plo.
position TIC WOULD advance tat NC cen Ectno
clue To what the present. official would re at
not even by calculating him b, The rule Of con.
irarles. He has been 30 long the puiycyor for
hls own ambition FOR credit of patty tact that
lac Is an adept ia self concealtuor 70 8 fan
greater degree than NC supposed was pos.
siblc.
With oil his Efforts. however. Nh. T. can.
not hide the fact that there ate serious Mcke,
hss IA the party and iaiu prospect If gene
raj break up. lie has coaxed and threatened
he has deuied and asserted almost every.
thing that has been named n relation to the
party action, ona now stands still on the deicn
slve both against friends aud foes. The South
CarolianaDs have doubtless given him the
greatest trouble, while irc m the force of party
and strength the Bcn,oniuns are in the line OF
succession and must be yielded to. \ great
noise is made about the reduction of The tariff.
Ihatat Ieast,is necessary to lull ia. nulliG-
ers and keep them in the traces, at the same
time that Mr.. Buchanan still rcmoins in the
Cabinet, and ;aritI mon as he is. il is assert. d
by the Organ, will fem1in. The Union pro-
iesses 20 be warl,ke both with Mexico and
England, yet would reduce the tariff to depen
dant revenue standard. We wouldikc much
to know the why's and the wherefores, if they
arc not to be found in the very delicate siiua
'ion IN which the party stands, at this preecp,
writing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
PENNSYLVANIA ANrup Ac,rpp,,,

PENNSYLVANIA ANTHR
ROAD IRON "A raithas been received r.,
tlIe Montour Iron Compang. Danvillp psn,
which Is made entirely by anthracite coal r,,,,,
the pig metal. This Is said 90 be he first raj
manulac tured either in this country orjp ~
rope by tue use 0tantImCiic From tl,eptIt.
ing OF the or to he rolling Of the rail no otbc,
iuel wasuscd. This may be- REGARDED 40 8
great ana very importaut achievement Tho
Iail Is a very handsome specimen Of the + form.
p lcet long and % lbs. to the yard. Itisdo.
sgned 'or the franklin Institute Bxhibidon
lPhIq 1,,f,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

STEAM SHIP GREAT BRITAIN.-This
vessel will not make another trip TO this coun-
try this year. On her return to England she
Will be taken into dock, false keel put to
her, her power increased, and propeller i'm
proved. She will re-commence her trips in
The spring,and will probably cross the ktlan-
tic in twelve days.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
MORE CURES rcrormcl by DR. DUNCAN'S
ENPECTORANT REMEDY

MORE CURES PERFORMED by DIR DuNCAN,S
ENPECTORANT REMEDY.
DIR DUNcAS-Degr Sic-You may rec,,,. ..
memher that consulted with you al Won, n0i,. -,
cincinnati 10 June last when yon examined mo
lungs and informed mo HAT there was sm,lI cs,,
NY '"imng ~ lho lobe al my LETT ldn2 ygub SIGH,
uIo' faiWns, aud advised me Ia take Is,y h,,,ia.
ol lhe EXPECTORANT REM by. which !
oonghi OF yout6 toul'D have used & oC ,be.,
ana feel "a vel rs oyer did IN nv LCo an.
cugn "'T'Prc"red after nsing Tho first bolile. The
Pn'" ~ my hr' sN also Ieh me- my strcnstb inc,o,s
90 ana also my afrcuic The medicine cao.sd 80.
" t'pef'o,a'e Io'eo quantities Of foul matter. of,,
,hs va oll thrown ny. fclt relief nj nrre I,;,t
, :, nc "n"c world should know something ,hom,
we ~, 9"'I effects Of your 'EXPECTORANr PEN
~ Tor The removal Of the first E,mr,oros laaj,
20 ,"n'HInl''on. Please inform ne ypn tbinL !,
'Sl"'o 'o' me- 10 use The medicine aby looy,,
fhurs stulv. and ever grateful.
HORICE BINNS. Near IT,oii,o, y
For sale by M RIB MARSH. XII s.a,, ~
Wheeling "''' agents Tor
tft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

a GOOD ToAST.-Th following toast,
complimentary to the better half" of crea-
ton, was given at the late Horticultural fes-
tival, at Boston:
The LADlEs-The love plants of earlhs
garden, who twine their affectionate tendrils
round mans nature, shielding him from noxi
Gus blasts, rejoicing with him in the full leaf
ed summer OF his prosperity, and clinging to
him with unaltered love through The dreary
winter of ruin and decay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
4 LARGE ANTI MORMON CoNvFN.

a LARGE ANTI MORMON CoNvFN.
llol' was recently held at Carthage. Illinois.
consisiing Of delegates from zine counties. i'm
which large number Of resolutions were pos-
sed' took the ground that th, removal of
the Mormons was indispensable necessary.
and that oil efforts to reconcile the parties of
the ia'e war to ike iwthe same county are out
OF the question. The convention recommend
ed peace aud moderation. and that the Mo-.
monsbe permitted to rpnainun,I next snIing
with the understanding that their entire re
moyal wiz be then insisted on fl also re-.
commended complete military organization
to Prutectthe citi1ens and their property from,
the depredations Of tho Mormon..
ST. LOpis Mn Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
MONROE uoUsE

~ o""'nnc' dsslfons Of feurjrg from Tho
= business, oilers Tor salc the Lease b. n,e
~, ~ " me Monfoo House. Mjnros ri, Wbsei,, !,
ling 'n''e years and holfto run ~ ALTO
,,,,,.,.,,,, s5'u'b'e Furniture INV ~ said house
.", we mo-i Z" which - nearly new.
iD'N 'lnnd - we'll located IN The miJs, nj d.,
o's." = "' iHe ciy, bIsn high repuf,tion md ,,,,
"'''F "' GU ION. u ca uu fail tutes 49,
,e'' J." any Sc who desires entering tho b,,.'a,.
i'.st1,'"n given mmediately Apply al The bo,,a
orSSt } MATHERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
THEHON WM c. PREsTOY.-we ~,

THElIoN VIM e. PRESTON. c,;p
from the Columbus Is. c. Chronicle the fol-
lowing particulars relative to the ronysics.
enoe OF this distinguished citizen, and ,iur,rc.
~ hope that the promise of hisentitc recovery
may be speedily realized.
Hos WM G. PREs1oH--wc arr baprv ~
nave II incur powerto relieve the anxiety Of
the numerous friends Of this < .ntleman in ref.
etence to his health lie returned TO L,s rcs;
denoe ~ tins town ON Monday last. much inc
proved, though still weak from his recent So
we're attack oi 'congestiFe fever. His vision is
also slightly impaired, buthis physician l. ca,
gulne that this defect viii beentirely repoved
- hisgencral health improves. wlIiciibe conf.
dently anticipates under the salutary inGuencc
oi'our pure and healthy atmosphere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
Datlp TfnHS>
FRIDAY. &c, OBEu "a. Isa3.

In answer t, nany inquiries in relation TO
,h' Chanccry Sale OF ;hc chapiino estate. we
rrtt our reader 20 tho advertisement ia our
Columns, by which il will b. perceived tho,
the sale will b, Continued Oh the Sra OF next
month. We Understand that = large portion
oi the property IL set 70 BE- disposed OF and
that the parties are determined 10 rlose the
matter a. early as possible
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

The Circui, Superior Court. Of Tins county
commenced It's tall Season on Monday The
Gtsni Jury had but little business before il.
One indictment was found for petty larceny.
ot which Ia prisoner was convicted.
The ciyildocket is not large and i, is thought
the court viii continue ia ;, ssion but week
or two.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

SOMETHING ABOUT EDITORS.-Here
Is an extract from an article IN the ". Y.
Sunday Times, written, 10 doubt, by its
editor, Major Noah. 1t may be OF some ser.
wee In correcting mistaken notion which
mas gained too much crcdence with the u;llgar,
respecting the pleasures and righteousness of
an editors life:
The shabbiest looking man among them
IS the drudge editor; he who writes from three
to four columns daily, who must 20 to every
me Tor the particulars, feeds modestly AT n
side table at public dinner while he makes
Il brilliant account OF the proceedings. ppr.
ambuates the city at midnight for true and
particular version Of the last accident. suicide
OF murders and picks up all the sparkling
Jo"cs thtt season Gle toast at breakfast, and
prevent me coffee from SCATTERING your nerves.
inc shabby Inan Is put into little six by
twelve roomapporiioncdo of from the nr;nt;ng
once, By nchetty partition OF pine scantIing'
and here, breathing the varors of a smokr6g
lamp NE scrawls bis articles upon such waste
paper az can be purchased for a mere song 49,
Inc cell contains nothing but an Old ink
SPotted coHcHcss table and a feeble chair
from such holes enanate all the disauisiiions
Whth ChaIacicrHe the independent press of
New York Those shabby men. toiIing Cor
day laborer's wages, enrich you, gentle reader.
,3y the notices they give youf business
lhey, with their written morality, cultivate
the minds OF your children, and carve out
thcH moral d.stlDies They foster genius,
BRING TO notice useful. new inventions. make
residents, ST forward or retard great enter.
piss 49, short, they sway power that is
almost absolute for either good or evil Rcn.
",fs ihOac little rooms. devoid as they are Of
All enNcemcnt Tor the optics, arc holy. They
ore protected from sucrilegious defamation by
We PRIDE OF power which their shabby. nov
eriy-sinckcn tenants ieel, and YOU are rjtht in
entertaining curiosity with regard to Them.
'lhe pen is mighier than tie sword" and il
Inay render sacred even that despised deposi
'o'y Of anthracite, yclepta Good hole"
non. JoRN { CALnouN and T. II. ELuoRr
nave b-enapp0inicd delegates from South Car.
o'una 10 the southern and Southwestern Con.
PHI. Tenn. '' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

MONROE CO.--The rumor that this coun.
" had elected a Wing Representative is er-
roneous. Mr.. iosT. the Locofoco nominee.
was elected by a minority Of something less
than two hundred. in a county that gave Mr..
Polk more than 1900 majority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

GBORGIA .--Ail the counties in .b:. S,,n
have been heard from with the eYccn,io,, =,
Montgomery, and Crawford. tic Nvbig car ,i ~
ate for Governor has a majority of LOO
which will be increased two bundled yo,e, g.
the vote in Montgomery. Tho yVhies 80.
majority Of six on joint tallot in tiIs Lee; 81
turc. ' cora
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

GEN. SCOTT ON WAR.-We commend
TO the thoughtful consideration OF our readers
and those who are charged with the admins.
tratlon of the national government, the fol-
lowing sentiments of Gen. Scott. They arc
emincntly just and true, and remarkable an il.
rropos TO our present relation 20 Mexico
If war be the natural stale OF savage tribes,
peace is the first want of every civilized com
munity,-Wsf, no doubt. is, under any cir
cumstances, great calamity; yet submission
10 Outrage would often be great calamity
vi the two parties TO any war, one. at least,
must be IN the wronS--not unirequcHtly hoth
An error III such an Issue is on The part of
chlti magistrates, ministers Of state. and lc-
SISlatoTs, having a voice IN tho question, a
cniAe oi iNinltc magnitude. The murder of
an individual, Is, IN guilt, comparatively but
drop of blood.
Hence the highest moral obligation 10 treat
national differences with temper. ustncss and
Harness; to see that the cause Of war is. not
only just. but sufficient; to be sure that we do
not covet our neighbor's lard nor any thing
that is his; chat we are as ready 10 give as 10
demand explanation, apology, indemnify. In
snort, we should especially remember: "all
things whatsoever We would that men should
90 TO you, do We even so TO theHr" This di
vine precept Is oi universal obligation. Ii is
applicable To rulers i'll their transactions with
oiher nations, as to private individuals III
then daily intercourse with each other. Powc,
rs entrusted 10 the former To do GOOD and II
avoideyll. Such, clearly, is the revealed wiil
of God.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

A woman was recently convicted in Ian
caster. England, OF stealing five pounds of
veal which she had ingemiousy concealed in
her hustle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

MORE FORGERY.-Artemus HYDE has
been arrested at Boston for forging the name
OF John Albee, his former employer, to two
checks for 500 each.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

a CHANGE.-A lawyer down east adver-
tlses for boy who can write legible hand
and read iufgiJie writings! lie wants to use
him i'll his office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

COY Mr. b. Fleming OF Fdimont writes
us that he ha, not received his pa pei from this
office TOR one consecutive month We are
told that the fauyt is with the Post Master at
umontown Will he please correct 1T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

ffince Joseph Bonsparie passed through
0swego on Monday last, en- route from Nisss.
IA to Syracuse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

A. LARGE BUSINESS.-lt is stated tia,
ME amount sent in one day 10 the clearing
louise by one frm'in London, was recently
S2'1OO'OOO--and as nearly the same amount
would be drawnupon them; it gives the enor-
nous sum'of S50O0,OoO for the business of
one firm in, one day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

Inc Spaniards have a proverb. that "drnL.
ing waller neither makes a man sick nor i,
debt, nor his wife widow "'' D"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

MORE DISCLOSURES n. Y. Sun of
Saturday, states that a curious work, entitled
the Perhdics, lntrigues and and Corruptions of
the Tyler Dypasty has appeared, and viii
doubtless create an excitement. We have not
examined the work, but have been told thatit
has seldom been surpassed in bitter sarcasm.
Many things ore related that will astonish the
American people in regard to the administra-
ton OF the General Government, under the
hate President. What will next appear we
know not, as this appears 10 be marvellous
age We are told that this work is eagerly
sought for. aud that the publishers could not
be supplied to satisfy the demand, and that
the first edition OF 1000 were all disposed of
the first day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
aud

Mary NJ S Zane. AdminlsIratriI Of Ebenezer Zane
deceased, Alexander ii Chnpne executor of Mos.
es w Chnp'ine. the said Alexander. josiah w
r'mefoI and Mary Ann his wife. and Others, defsn,
daHts;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24
CHANCERY SALE.
LOTS IN WHEELING AND LAGRANGE-TUE
BOGGS FARMLAND IN MARSHALL

'ouNI Z, oC., &C.
re uRSUANT To the joint DEGREES made by tho
q Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Choncc,y
for Ohio County. Virginia on the 18Th day OF June.
1874 aud 2oh day vi May. 1916, in The suis IN
Chancery:
Between the General Insurance Company IF
Maryland. complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

EXPLORATIONS has been already com.
menced in that part OF Texas, known as the
disputed territory. Capt. Kerr, of the Dragons
has penetrated the country fifty miles west of
Corpus Christi, and he describes it as beauti-
iul beyond description, Deer, turkeysand wild
horses range over il in great numbers. Capt.
Mclean had assembled the Nucccs thirty-live
miles in steamboat. lie found no obstruc-
lions in the river for light draught boats. the
least depth throughout the entire distance be-
ing Tour feet two inches
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

TIE END OF TIE WoRLD.-Bro,bcr
Hines, formerly the editor Of "Thc Midnight
Cry having corrected the chronology. now
carries forward the time Of the end to 1917.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

ID; BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
tKseadng Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
N NeianHa Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans Advertisements for il or orders
Tor new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention if left with him.