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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

a CONSIDERABLE CUSTOM.-A cores
Pondent of the Boston Atlas, writing from
Harlem in Holland, gives this curious bit OF
information:
Returning through the town, my guide
pointed out small framed boards, hanging BY
inc side u several doors. upon which were
displayed over pieces of lace work, placed over
pink paper, to show their fineness: and which
naturally supposed, indicated the residence
OF lace makers, but was mistaken. Accord
ing to his account, when. Harlem surrendered
TO the Spanish. after a hong siege, one of the
articles oil capitulation was, that every house
In which there was, or vas like to be, Young
infant, should not be entered by the soldiery;
and, as token, the centre of an infants can
was to be hung at the door. This symbol OF
multiplication is displayed fortnight i'm adj
vance, and remains as long after the birth-a
knot OF ribbon being added, in such manner
as to indicate the sex of the child; and during
this Time, by law, drums cannot be beat before
the house, the furniture is exempt from legal
execution, and the father is not liable TO per
form military or jury duty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
HAPPY REroRr.-The vrc,,D n, p

A HAPPY Rr.-The great DIR. Rad
Chile, 81 London, had great objection to,
paying his bills. A pavior, after long and
iruItlcss attempt to get his accounts settled.
caught the Doctor just getting out of his car
risge at hisewn door, and demanded the IL
quotation OF his debt. "Why YOU rascal.
said the Doctor, edo you pretend to be paid
ior such piece OF work. Why YOU have
spoiled my pavement and then covered il over
with earth to hide your bad work. ',s"Doc-
tor, said the pay ior,' mine is not the, only
bad work that Che earth hides" "You dog
YOU, said Radcliffe. ''arc you a gwitl You
mus be poor--colue in, and you shall be
paid" =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
AGENTS FOR THE WESTERN VIRGINIA
TIMES AND GAZETTE

WEST LIBERTY, VA.-John SteLe.
WEST ALEXANDRIA, PA. n. Home.
TYLER COUNTY, Va VIM. J. M'Cov.
BELLEAIR, ONO. d. X. Archer.
ELIzABETHTowN, MARSHALL Co, VA.-IHogs
CADIz, 0.-E. Il. Abort.
MT. peasant, O.--Abrdham NJ Grclr.
ST. GAINESVILLE, O.-FOster Carroll, Esq.
SrEuBENvILLE, O.-Lcpi Mellor.
BROOKE, Co. VA.-Isaiah Stccn, Esq.
PORTLAND, OHIo-John NJ. Matthews.
ISAIAH SrEEN, Esq. is our Agent for Brooke
county, Virginia. w ifs7- soE :
TRrADELPHIA.--James Reed, p. nj.
Mr.. LEVI MELLoR, is our Agent for Steu-
benville, Ohio, and vicinity. rsGr.. vt
MAssILIoN, OHio-James W. UndcrhiH. q,
Co All money paid 10 the above agents
will be received the same as il paid iuto the
Office. All contracts made with them for adj
vertising and printing will be flied the same
as II made with us. Advertisements will al
ways appear in the next paper after they are
received, and job printing contracted for with
the above agents viii be returned to them by
the earliest conveyance. ttt r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
From The Xenia Torchiight.
RAIL ROAD MEETING

AT an adjourned meeting of the citizciis Of
Greene county, held in the Town Hall. on
Saturday the 18Th inst. Maj. james Galloway
Chairman o! the committee appointed at the
previous meeting, submitted the following re-
port and resolutious, i'm relation to the Colu.n-
bus amt Aenia RAID Road company, which, on
motion OF John Fudge Esq, Were adopted by
the meeting. TO wit: -,
The committee appointed at public meet
ing held on The 26th day Of November last, to
whom was referred the subject of the Column.
bus aud Aena Rail Road, and the propric,y of
the citizens otthis county manifesting the deep
interest which they feel in the success of this
work, have had the same under consideration,
and submit the following resolutions:
l. hoSotred, That the constructions of the
Columbus and Acnia Railroad is a work which
is calculated greatly to promote the interests
oil the citizens of Greene county, as well as
that oil the other counties through which it
Will pass and also of the counties adjoining;
and that we OF this county, where the propos-
cd road Will terminate, or rather unite with
the Little Miami Railroad, should take efiec-
I'VE measures to ensure its speedy compile
ton. 'Nt u -
2. Resoired, That the interest Of the farmer
the mechanic, the merchant, and every other
class oil our citizens, call upon them 10 aid i'm
this undertaking, by subscription to its CAPT
TAI stock TO the cxtcut of their several abili-
ties. ts =
B.. Resotped. That application be made 10
the Legislature, TO pass a law authorizing the
Commissioners of this county. TO borrow
money, il necessary and to subscribe on behalf
ot the county, $4,000 to the capital stock of
the Columbus and Aenia Railroad Company,
and that they have power to sell the stock
owned by the county in the Little Miami Rail-
road Company, If they shall BEEN il advisable
and apply the proceeds of such sale to the pay
ments OF the installments as they may become
due on the subscription to the Columbus and
Aenia Railroad.
a. ReSoiccd, That we recommend to the
citizens Of the town of Xenia, to apply to the
Legislature to invest the Common Council OF
said town, with power to borrow money, and
subscribe the sum OF Five Thousand Dollars to
the capital stock in the said Columbus and
and Henia Railroad Company, on behalf of the
town of Xenia. II.I
On motion committee of five, consisting
OF James Galloway, A. Hivling, A. Baugh-
man, ID. Martin and J. Fudge, was appointed
to have the foregoing resolutions carried out.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to
be published in the Torch Light.
JOSHUA MARTIN, Prcst.
JOHN DAWSON. Jr., Sec'y.
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PRoSPECTuS
OF THE THiRrEENTH voLUMEof the PITTSBURGH,
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.

OF THE THtRTEENrH VOLUME OF THE PITTsguE al,
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
l. The volume Will begin about the middle
of January, 1916. - FwT
Pr The paper will be greatly enlarged, and
changed to the quarter form, for greater con-
venlence in preserving, whether bound or ull-
bound. IS. -, s.s.ti.., .....
3. 1t will contain the usual religious mis-.
cellany, Of papers OF the same character. to.
gethcr with condemned sketch ct the impor-
tant news Of. the day, prices current, and re-
views OF the market especially Cor the benefit
OF country readers. ts' efe'rris stl a-ta g
a. 1t will also contain weekly review o,
all our Church papers--noting their chief con
tents, and furnishing a synopsis of Current
Church History, north and south, east and
west. $500.
$. 1t viii defend, If necessary, the action OF
the late General Conference in the case of Bish
op Andrew, the Plan of Separation, and the
Episcopal administration under it.
q. But comparatively small portion OF
the paper will, however, be devoted to con
'Ioversy, and we hope even this only for Q
short time. 80
z. Some of the best writers Of the Church
have been engaged'as contributors to the forth
coming volume; and it will be our endcavor
TO combine the qualities of weekly and
monthly--a church and family newspaper
and magazine. asr 'ie1t7 -
3. The terms are two dollars n year, in
variably in advance. Three months are al.
lowed for advance pay; at the end Of which
time all unpaid papers will be discontinued
y. To travelling preachers deduction O
twenty five per cent is made on their owl
papers, and they are allowed commission
oil twenty live per cent on collections from
new, and twelve and a half per cent on cur
rent subscribers. Thus three new subscribers
will secure the paper TO travelling preacher
for year. No free papers,
Qs-Methodist editors, and any others will
whom we exchange, who may see proper tt
insert the above prospectus, will confer ia
ror which we will reciprocatc as we have OPP
portmity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
OREGON.

We ask the reader to mark the ceIrcspon-
slcnce OF the Baltimore Sun, a loco foco paper
which we copy to-day. Do you see what he
says upon the subject OF Oregon and the Tariff.
1t shows up the executive in no cnviable
hight. On the 4th' March Mr.. Polk said tina,
Oregon wes ours. In July he sends MIR.
M'LAne to England ~ sch ON tariff. our man
uiacturers, our ALI for ercgAa. I'VE prophr sled
that six months ago. Ws-said- Jc.nmy- Polk
would bargain, not figlt'fof Orcgnn.s~s =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
POTATO MEAT

POTATO MEATH Ireland, when the
Ptoa'oes are defective from wet seasons or
disease, so that they fail as a substitute for
bread in the natural state, they are peeled, cut
INTO small squares, and kiln dried; in which
state they are easily pulvcrized and NAV be
made most palitabe and nutricious food, after
being kept for months. BY this process, a
vast quantity OF this staple of human subste-
nance, partially decayed, "waxy," and false
hearted is TO a great extent preserved as
wholesome iooo Tor man, when otherwise il
would be fit only for manure. And we learn
that this process is now resorted TO i'm Ire
land, to retrieve, TO some extent, the immense
ravages oil disease i'll the potato crop of the
present season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
TIE REToRT SIIGGIcAI

At a Late examination OF the college Of sur
geens. - candidate was asked by Abernetby
what he would do IL a man were blown up by
gunpowderY'
why" coolly answered The tyro, "wai(
tiil hc came down again"
"Truc," sid AbcrncdIy, "and suppose !
kicked you for such an impcrtnent reply,
what muscles would put in rnotion?D
'Wby. replied the young man. the nex.
ors aud extcnsoIs Of my arm, for should floor
Won direftlv n.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
NOT SELLING. OFF AT COST. mss
L. DIES AND G ENTLEMENtn
JOHNSTON e. BERRYHIII.

M HoLESALE aud Retail ID, nl,rs in Foreign
w md Domestic ID Gods, once i.ure call
The attention of all those VIII, wish TO pprcbos,
anything IN Their line al business. They In We
inl'y determined that no oIher store. We, Of the
ho""'"'''s shall mpe'o with them in giving bar
gains oil The sine time, no, excepting those that
are selling IT at cost. we are determined Il, ,cd,,e
our stock NJ mnrh ms esiblc Ia make room for
good supply oi Spring Goods aud II selling Brgain,
viii he The means Of reducing. onr invitation is
come ,oithom delay. We have every article that is
usually chilled for ~ The Dry Co Dis Line, with
variety Of notions only kept for Who'll, ling.
MuFFS MUtF rs!
Ladie', we have"aeain called your attention 10
'nr large and beautiful assortne ni Of hIuff-. nm
article whi'h You should not do wihoui. espec alv
At such prices ms we are selling them for We one,
more invite y"u Ia call and SATISFY Yourselves I'm.
qn,re fer JOHNSTON e. BERRYHIIL.
dec 70 No Ill Min ST .Whe cling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

The hllowing we have just received from Messrs
Fail. MrIrackeH Il Co. "geuis fur The sale of Wis
lars Bal~am al Wild Cherry. OF Lancaster Ohiu
TO TIE PUBLlC.-'l feel u my duty. as on
oct of kindness ioihe nlrried. To ,nipm them what
Wisar's B,lsaIn OF Wild cherry hns done for my
daughter. There,is many a parent who has gwen
up belo,td daughter &C son, as q prey 10 thai
tell destroyer. Consumption. They have--os
have done tried all tho most skiul and eminent
Ihysicians wiihm their know Ledge. and all al The
m"a p'Pnior remedies Ibn, seem d To hold out .ome
hope Ur continuance 81 hfo. wIliiom getting any
relIrf - 50
eReT To I'll such. who. like me have bcen seek.
ing with trembling hope Tor s"ne remedy Oi real
cihrepcs, would say, seek no farther. but wy at
"ncc DR. Ws'af's B'Isam of Wild Cherry. My
daughter Sarah Jane. aged seventeen yeas, whose
life hr mouths Md hcen dcspsired Of, and WIS sur
Pored sure prey To Cnhsnm ption, has been cured.
Tesiofal Ia per"ci hrnibi aud tlai to- by u.ng FIVE
bottles OF Dr. Wisisrs u Al am al Wild Cherry
JONATHAN COuLSON
Greenfield Up FIirficld co. o. March Is. "A
For 'nle 10y CRUMBACKER, 173 Main street
Al'ohy PRYOR g. PAUL. 16i Market Streei.
Wheeling. Va. In dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

DNkE y HoGE. PRAcroAL HArrrss. U.;s,
~. "L rear NE Soph end n me Ma,ket IEoy,e
,.,,'., Hou'1 hInrm our customers and The public
All 80 '''' We are non receiving very large
and Iv.a'. 's'or'neni OF CAPS suitable Tor The foil
he L,,nJ ~, 'sa,'H. Do our large assortment may
,bo e., az. h'nds OF Cnps Tor Men and y vs.. from
,ne phes' otter down 10 lhc most comm.n sao. :,
quo o. pnees ranging from Ten dollars ~ ,wen.
i've cents. We continue 10 Manufacture and
W., constantly on band good assortment Of IIo,.
~ give ne closest personal attention To- The ma,
mss,uf'ng oIouf Hats, and make IL n p,in, 4, ~,
c,,1 ou' ne best Of materials. We can here.
fla. - r .oa' 'hcse Who wnS' genuine sniele RI
nlwog, he very Irwesi price. that they v m
Unt,1, :, ~ AZ ",f fashionable establishment.
"Pio DARE d uCGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

a GOOD UN soon ancr tl,c flo.e If tl,c
war of s0l2, an American vessel. with acrcw
ol gTcen Ndnkees. moprcd 40 st. CatlaTii,e' !.
dock, in London. One ol the Yankees Mitch
ed into a large wafc house and the propricfor
pfesuming rom disappearance hat be was a
green ore, acct,otcd him
"F-r-if-ircnd, CO. can w sou TT tell M
~ here BIS suffering stopped bis speech.
and his book kcepcrad,anccd 10 his assistance
saying
lie was going 70 AIN Won II YOU knew why
Baalam's ass spoke"
WAL guess DO replied Jonathan. 81
guess baaam was suffering man, and
couldn't sptdk--so his ass spoke ior him 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
COUNTERFEIT

"A man named Alexander Marshall has been
arrested in Philadelphia, charged with having
passed s. note purportins to have been is
sued by the NJ scliants' Bank of B,l,imore but
which proved TO be spurious affair. Ii bore
date, September II, 1885. No. 497. AMI was
signed, I'D. Sprigg, Cashier and -. Swan,
President"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
BILISPsSSrnsi

a bill allowing the payment of a sum Of
money TO Thomas w. Gayle. IN W
Abill providing for the correction efan err
Tor in the assessment of the lands of Elisha
Snodgrass. i'm tire county of Marion. @ 20
y Abill incorporating the Trustees of "Hall's
Free School, in the county of Hanover
bill amending the act entitled San act to
prevent the destruction of oysters i'm the
counties OF Elizabeth City ana Warwick and
for other purposcs."e =. ~ "a a.
a biii amending the act entitled can act
authorislng the purchase of lot FOR the ac-
commodaiion OF live stock taken to the scales
to be weighed tr .r-f- f1rfsIl lrlET~T
{ On MIR. kilby's motion, the House adjourn
cd Hr'-f .a.i ~ f1tT1Fr .,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
RuMoRED loss OF THE SrFAMsrtp

CAMBRIA.-lrhefe was a rnmor current in
Boston on Friday evening, chat Ills vessel
which left chat horbor on Tuesday, was LOST
ia tl.e heavy gale shortly after her departure,
We know not die authority Of tie report. saw,
the Boston Sun, and are slow 10 credit Il.
knowing her siauuch and sca-worihy build.
yet we 0nAiOIIsly await further intelligence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
THE DEACON FOR ME.--"Papa." said

THE DEACON FOR ME.--"Papa, y said
one Of his boys to the deacon, II had a. funny
dream last night 4f au
"Well, Tom, what was your dream?''
81 dreamed the devil came to your store"
"The devili" 81
eyes, Pa. the devil; that he found YOU
draw ing glass of gin for poor ANDRE James,
who had fits, aud broke little baby's arm the
other day, because she cried when he came
home drunk. And thot the devil came up
TO Inc counter and laid the end of his tail on a
chair, aud leaning over towards the barrel near
where you were STOPPING to draw it, and ask
cd you u YOU was a deacon; and thought YOU
dad not look mp. but said YOU was; and he
grinned and shook his tail like a cat that has a
rat. and says he 10 me, that's the deacon for
me aud rum out of the shop laughing SO loud
that put my fingers in my ears and woke
up
The deacon quit the traffic aud joined him
sell to the Wdsbinst Temperance Socic-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

AIDES KID BUsKtN WALKING SHOES.
~ = 100 PAIRS Ladies fne Kid Bnsk in Walking
shoes superior in style aud workman shin TO sny.
hing manufactured wesI of ibe Monn,ains: rcc'd
from Philadelphia al the Sign of The Big Red I,os
oec2S SAA'L MCLALIFN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

The Argus has walked up, il seems, to the
facts existing in The state; but he makes a
most extraordinary at wit upon Us. 1t exhib-
its,hln more in the light of a very obese mad :
amc pig striving to initiate the circumgyra-
tons of a feline infant in the effort to over
take her posierior extremity, Than anything
we just now remember.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

A GREAT TITLE.-A witness before tho
committee on the Zealand question. stated
accidentally that he knew a chief i'm New
Zealand who maintained that he lad a great
title to his land, inasmuch as he had eaten The
former Olpufri
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
THE MornER OF NApOLEoNl

Very fright recollection associate them.
selves with thcenuee al Madame Lctitia. the
Emperor's mother, when visiting her son for
the firsttime as kiDg. She travcrsed realms
AMI kingdoms, obayiDg tn, behcsts Of her son
and tue most renowned and greatest among
them, had brought all these crowns into his
iamiiy at the point OF the sword. thus exaliimg
II To the irst place in astenishcd Europe. Al
Wiiliam's-yoke then styled sNapoleon's yoke.
tue inotber WAS received byrher CHILDREN. and
rrcposed tlerela iewdsys, previously to max
ing her solemn entrance into the capitol.-I
treat preparation were nadcfu her reception
Tue whole garrison Was dawnout in gale dress
al the castle and Place dArmes; the bnruher
company IN uniform. formed a line from the.
gate tothe castle; the bells rans. and AT inter
va'sa salute otone hundred. guns welcomed
the mother OF the King TO his capitol. The
houses In the streets, through which tie train
pa ssed were fesively adorned with wreaths
OF iiowers and tapestry haneings; the whole Of
'ering was richly ornamental and pompous
spectacle. II might be o'clock in the day
when Madame Letitia appeared She sat i'm
a carriage gihled throughout. built in Paris
expressly Tor the OCCASION. of antique, noble
form, the sides OF which wer. entirely com
| posed ol panes oi plate glass. held together by
gollen rods. l'eir pages. Or ,ssed in white
blue and gold, clustered upon the carriage
Wherever II was possible tn cling. This mag
nliicent equiPagc, preceded by twelve running
tootnien, with slaves in their hands, was
drawn by eight white horses, whose snowy
names anu tales were ipterwoven with gold
aad purple ribbons, and each was led by
groom OF the stables. who was also in gala
dress. The King the Generals and Ministers,
as well as the garde-du-corps, accompanied
this brilliant TAIN, which, however, attracted
little attention, for all eyes were turned to.
wards MADAME Letilia, who bowed her mild,
handsome, matrouly face, in salu,ation to all
surrounding her. The impression made BY her
manner has been so frequently described, that
these fleeting lines will suffice for compre-
hendlng her part in the enthusiasm demons
trated ON all sides Of the reigning family-
They who had the happiness of beholding that
highly distinguish d won al; alike remarkable
IN her late and in hey person, must preserve
recollection of her at once melancholy and
ennoblinS, which can only be exiinguislcd
with lie. aa 33fH 9oF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
IMPORTANT FROM ST. DOMINGO

ANOTHER BATrLE-The schr. st. Law
renee, from st. Domingo, 18th Nov =, arrived at
New York on Friday morning, with inpor-
tant and ofhciai news from Gen. Antonio
Salude, commander of the Dominican forces.
which informs that, on the 9th ult. bat
tle took place between the Hayticn and Do.
minican armies.
Gen. s., ii appears, attacked fort occu,;od
by the haytiens, and after a desperate fight of
two hours, during which three hundred and
hf'y Hayticns we've killed, he captured and
look possession OF the fort, and considerable
munitions Of war.
fierrot, the Hayden President, had issued
a PROCLAMATION declaring the norris of The
dominican wpubIic in a state of borkade
since the 9TH September; but not Hay,ion
vessel bad made its appearance in sight ol apv
OF those ports up TO the sailing Of the ST
Iawrenc
intelligence from Port an Platte had hem
received that the Dominican fleet had sailed
rom 'hdt port twice, going as FAR as Cape
Hayti. and returned again 10 port serkino In
vain ule enemy, Another Dominican fleet
was al anchor on the north coast Of Hayii.
and still another at Acoa BAY.
MOST UNFORTUNATE.-Wc nnd.,-
stand that there las been a very s,.r;,,,,s do.
struction ot coal boats abovs. Durino The
fine weather we lately were favored with Nj
Pomeroy ordered five boat loads. ? 900 bu.b
cts oil coal from above the whole of which -
now IN the bottom Of the Ohio river. exceut
one load which lIesa at the wharf. This. ho,y
ever, was sunk yesterday, by the ice cuttinp
'he boat and so sudden was the operation
,uat man aboard came very near losing his
lie, The coal cannot be got out tiIl the ,iyer
islls.-Cm. Herald.
PEDlGREES..-Tl English family Of
were, EaTls Ui Oxford, pretended to ,ie,I1ce IL /.
Phd's'ee from tl'e Roman Emperor Lucu,s
Philip DOrmer Stsuhope. Earl NJ Chester
held, placed among the portraits oT his ,fnce =
tors two obi heads inscribed Adorgl de stan.
hope, aud Ere de Stsnhoye.
The French family Of DIkc DE Lewis have
picture ~ their chateau, iu which Noah i
represented going into ark, and clIryinq nnJey
ms arm small tTUnk oD which is wr;tle,,
apefsbeloneing TO ilse Lewis family IT,
THE SLAVE TRADE IN .AgpIet, .
letter, dated July 18th appears Intl,c ta,,,,,a,
Tunes, from an officer of one Of her Mf..,,i
slilps on TIE African coast giving bor,,d 80,
fnIe Oi thr slave trade dndcxprcss,up fl,,. g..
tieijon that no treaty stipidations. no com.
pipeq sgladf0n5, can suppress ibis tfoaic. 50
long as slave worth only few dollars iu
Africa will bring $50 Of ClO0 i'm Ane,;,,,
He ssys tl'e .idrs ri biorkatiBg 1000 miles 81
ceast y absurd that The African pnico Il ~.
te'Tied with mach loss Of lie, and IS d.nnora
Using 10 The habilsol seameB and n,at j., a.,
ti- misefles OF tlIe slave ifalIit are increased
go. . -
\ The ladies ia Louisiana have slopted =
Me never To marry aIDsB,wbo owes an cdi
Nnore than years subscription. Good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

FIRE.-fhe dwelling of Mr.. Thomas Null
Nany, at Mount Savage, Md, was consumed
byfire few nish,ssgo. Peter Skelly, boar
der, losta Trunk in the flames, containing
clothing and $50 in money.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

A CHALLENGE.-E. w. Robinson, am
ir'shman, and at present the Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune, has cbal-
legged the Hon. l.. Z. Levin, To public dis
custom Of Native Amerieanism.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

PPLES-App'es Braady. Gin. Family Soap
"A Sar Candles. Beans. Becswax O,,s. Tobac
ro' vinegar CIDER, Tea. Raisins Butter, Old WINS
ky Feathers. &c. ior sale low In close before The
New Year. dec % IL NJ IAMISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

CHRSTMAS.-This day being Christnss
Ne shall give holiday TO all in our employ,
aud issue no paper tomorrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

LONGEVITY.--A colored woman died in
Ailegsny county, Md, last week, aged liz
yeats. 31ss4 As1Ls.EV8