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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

n ARD OIL The subscriber bcgs 10 inform The
y a public HAT he sill continues The manufacture
al La ''"l 'm Market Alley where he sat Ill times
prepared I'LL NIL orders he may he favored with
lie confidently refers 10 thnse who have used IT,
whether Tor burning or machinery, 10 testify 10 its
snper'orncss 10 sperm al fnr those purposes and ~
heng equal TO any Lard Oil manufactured in The Un.
iUn. nj wARRgN
dec 81 If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
rayRUsr sALE-Pnr.nnnl +. = dood =, ,


NtST SALE Pursuant IL a deed nj ,.,,,,
N IRON Dana HnbhnId To me dated the ogtl, J,,,
"' May III The year Eighteen Hundred anI THINE
'te'' ana recorded IA the Clerks office nf the Co,
~ N"n' oi ohin County. ia deed b,,uk uuuho,
t'sh'ecn' page iwU han dred nnd iLJtiv ,b,.
W.T. on Monday. Ihe Twenty SEVENTH J,y ,1
JANUARY ~ the Year Eighteen Hundred and E,,,,,
i've sci AT public '""cun. al The front ,Ior M ~.
'"n'' House ui sand county, the COrrov F,cr,Yy
NJ" paris OF lois SIX and seven in Enst WhecIi,.,
'"'eIy held herewith 10y vid Hull Tim, il Ia s,,
o's'hhhe ala punt III The western honndory ot soil
"' number SIX whirh punt IL iva hundred and
,"eNe ieei south Of The southern h..,.,o,y Of
L'"sley ("rmeTly Wai.rl street Ihenre n,rnII-u ,,i,
L'"''ey street. one hundred feet cast wardly thence
W'""e" WIN SAID woS'ern boundary of lot number
SIX IN straight line To Wheeling creek rbcnc. ,y,,h
sa'u creek 10 said western boundary % lot number
81" ana 'heh'e With SAID western boundary To the
oeeinhng, with the appurIanance.
HNp ALSO ihe adjoining lots number eiob,
h'ne' 'en' eleven and Twelve. in East Whcel,n,
ana 'he remaining portions of said lots numhe, ,y
'"u seven Selling as trssieo I engage only Il,
convey such iiie ns have d. ran rnrycy nv y,rru.
81 SAID deed. Terms. cash LIST Tfusteo
dec 27-Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
I\Sl RANCE,
INSUIsANCC.
~ . tShS Viii lie iak.H v tie FIRE 6 biARiSt
M INSURANCE COMPANY or WHGELiNt;


IA 2 iSkS will he iakpn v tie FIRE &c bARiSt
* v INSURA nee COMPANY OF WHEELiNl;
AT tie tsnest rates ON
building of kinds, n>k<lek OF OGDEN
aid their contents:
S,ea nooa,s; factories; mills, &c.
Furnliure:
And merchandise OF \ II kinds.
ana sSainst tall dangers attending the trsus
porintion of Foods GU rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
FIR a echaract-r Of the ccmrany , 10 pre- mp :
tit"de aud iheralliy IN the dius m ent and ps =
meni ofisss"s we beg leave I. refer to the IsoI.
chnots &c this plpse d elsewhere W 40 have had
the adjustment of claims upon VS., aug4
n''ce on Nm ia ST h. w HARDiNG Scc'y.
LURE & MARINE iNSURANCE-1kore are
Two situations only in which irdiv iduals cnn
, pc plnced where thew can adequately nppreciat 10
me value reinsurance. These are while ''and-
l,v mnon the RUNS OF their own property, !,thN
Receiving from mn insurance office the full ~
mount which they have lost, or standing on T. e
same snot surrounded perhnps bv a 4. solntr fnn-
Nv; iamcntng lint stupidity and fellv which hat
ia,"a 10 rr. vide for such contingency.
WIZ NSDN. Agent Of the pROrEC WON
~, uRANrE co or HASTFOb u. CONN
WIZ take risks IN dwell NJ houses. ware houscs,
''"'rs mills. factories. &c, together with iher
'p"'ehts, such rs furniture, merchandise. ma
'hintrv. and evervothrr description Of nsurahIe,
I@prriv' Also. on sierm. keel and Hat boats
"' ,heir GARAGES o aud from any port ON the
'strrn Waters
flee on Main street, nearly opposite Tho u S
. vi i,o I. 1879.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
A @ FAIRCHILD.
30 MAIN STREET, WHEELING.

I'J MAIN STKEET, WIlEELING
II hDEAI.ER in Wnches. Clocks, JewcIry. Silver
- aud Plated Ware. Fnnrv AM Variety (nods
@r-'"iferS NJ Wholesale and Retail. n complete rs
s"rt""ni nf G"nds in has line. Among The leading
hf'c'es OF my assortment The following:
WATCHES AND JEwEIRY.- Gold Case Full
'"w"Ied Lever Watches. Gold Case Anch"f Escape.
mem Lever Watches with Gold Dals GnlI Duplex
anh Lhrihe Watches. Gold Cuse Verge Watches
Silver neInch Levers Silver Anchor do, Silver
Lep'ne Watches. Silver Alarm do Gold Guard
Ch''hS Gold Fab de- Ruby, Emerald, Topaz, Cameo
hh'"et sapphire and Gold SInne Breast Pins Do dO
niger Rings Gold Err Rings. Dn Shirts Studs Do
"" Guard Chains. Dn Fob ho. Do Guard Kew. D.
ron do' Gill Guard Keys. Do Cuff Pins. Steel and
On Watch Kovs. Gold Silver. German Silver and
S''eI Sn"cinrles, German Silver aud MusoCco Spec
'a'," Gases. Silver Pencils. Gernan Silver Pencils
dec rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

~ EW MoIasses. 10 BARRELS No | n Orleans
" M"Iasses' will he soi,l low GnI Cash
dec 80 Apply 10 J II FORSYTH g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

~ PANlsli SOLE LEATHER 1880 ihs S,Ic
- Leah'r. direct from New York. iusi received
ara Tor sale NJ The lowest rates FOR cash, at n Sign
of The RIG RED BOOT.
dec IL SANL fCLAILEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

ksSETrLE Uf.-All persons indebted To US
~ vi please prepare To cIuse their accounts.
~eIIhe' by Cash or Nne-.anj fnr that purpose their
ncronnis will he modo Out and presented IN n few
day. We have faith n The aJJoge that short settle.
sBenls make long friends
jnl SENSENEY e. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
SIIAWLS

Va Y Stock o. Shawlsis yer, good no,,ic,Io,l,
WE those ON finer quality. md are at nncb los, q,
prices than early in The Summer.
Wheeling dec ~ - Sgtpv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
OFFICE OF TIE FIRE .xp MARrSE)

OFFICE up THF FIRR AND MARINE
Insurance Co OF WHEELING, {
TNiIE Stockholders will take notice. Iha, an cleo.
Tim '"r niue Directors to fsr the ensn-
ing will he held ut tho Office of the Company
on M"nd'y. Ja.u.ry 6.h. lS45. 10 com.rence ut
O'Clock NJ. w HARDING.
dtcl2 Secretary
StHoE FINDINGS. SHOE STOCK &c.-G do1
,, B,ui Morncco skins;
doZ Goat Binding skins;
10 do Sides Upper Leather;
Aisn. a l'ree assortment of Shoe Pegs yarious
sizes. Shoe ThrPnds. Srching Thread Indinro Rub.
beers, which is said To he The in The United States
VIC &c; JnSl received at the sign of The BIG RED
BOOT, dec SAML M'CLALLEN
MEN's THICK BoorS.-IOC pairs Mems
lN1 Thick Boats. just received and for sale nv
me case or SINGLE Pair. very low fnr Cash nj tho
Big Red Boot. dec Ia SAML MCLALLEN.
" les. AnviIs and Bellows on hand md for
save by OFT g. GREER
acc III No 159 Nam =,
iNRUST SALE,-Pursu1nt 10 a deed al IT1I.r
Il from David Hull TO me, dated the nina-
eenih day Of May in The wear eighteen hundred
ana i"r'y aud rec"rlrd in The Clerks Office Of The
C"""'y .'"nr' oi OHIO county, in Decdbrok number
'weniy"i"nr' gage one hundred and fifty Gnr will
on Monday the TWENTY dav NJ
JANUARY eighteen hundred and forty, five sell
NJ PhWIc auction. nj the front door Of The Court
mouse 81 said county. all the interest, estate and
clam which have or can lawfully sell by yirue Of
Sad deed IN The following property. viz. that mar
'e' OF 'nd' (heng parts of lots number sir and sew.
enc ''"aied IN that pnrt Of The city Of Wheeling IN
SAID county, commonly called East Wheeling and
| bounded as follows: beciuning nj n POINT m the
western boundary Of said number SIX which point
70 Nv" hundred and twelve feet distant from the
southern boundary of Linsle, (formerly Water
street; 'hence Easi"arly. parallel with Lnsly street
one hundred iee thence SouIhwntlly, parallel
| WIN ,Ae 'aid Western boundary OF lot number sir
10 wheeling creek; thence down said creek 10 ssid
western boundary Of lot number SIX and thence
WIN snih Western boundary To the beginning with
"e on''uIhgs' improvements md oppurlenanccs
nehg me piece Of ground which stands The bric,
o"i'hihgs erected hv srid Hull ard formerly used
NY him asa COTTON FACTORY. also the sie,m
engine fixtures and machinery which n, the time
d me execution nf said deed were contained i'm OF
apo"' The said Cotton Factory and buildings. OF
Kept "r used herewith
TERMS or SALE-Cnsh.
DANIEL LAMB.
"'' e." Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

A LSO. an assortment of Sanders' Reader. and
"a SChonl d 'nks Of all dissertations. Cnl nni see
at dec Ia J Il II HORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
W sNtGT Goods.

hn'' u"w rec, wed iron, ,I, E.,
- 'd' an ." ""t slack nj Fr.sl, and Or,
''' "''as, Ip,t such article. Us yuu v.,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
In Chancery.

w., LrhY Rogers Rszor., Grenoc. Rs,o,.
""p"ahs Razor Straps. Clnv pocl., knives n,
FAIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

.DOS L. VIII DE, respectfully informs the ci-
uZrns Of Wheeling, and vicinity. that he is
prepared TO execute Work in the most fa shion-
anle ana substantial manner, ~ 40 l6G one door
above the norm cas- corner of Nam 81 and Mar
Ret alley, and nearly opposite Messrs Jimeson's
Hat store. TIE bcrs leave To assure MI those
VINO may "ntrust Their orders with him that they
shaii he attended TO with the stIitt,st regard
for pun hialI,y and dssparch nov %
LMANACS FOR Is45 The Franklin AL
mnnnr, G"man English Almanaes and Ger
man AIr"r"rs ins, r-""ivSd aud Tar saie by
nov % JOHN FISuER. ACT. No 1873 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
t,ArITAI e5(0 OOO

T'HIS company hcng nsw duly organized vs.
pre1ared tomnke INSURANCE on every des-
/. iriion ofFir. and Marine Risks, such - dwal-
"'" .'e"ses. Store Housea &cw'th their con.
tcn's. A'so, Seam poa's. Flat Ponts nd etS
E"s's "l'h thei- carCocs. Ia nad fIom any roc
g. tas 0hiS and Nississrn, rivers or their trih-
tn-y stream. Anpica' ion fcr Insurance b
. dc fer tho nr"scrt ~ the Office ef the Wheel
Savings Ins ,i,utien
mug mccoy Sce"y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
IRE AND MARIN INSURANCE..

A. - M IA IL t0St IL n NSrss
Y HE subscriber ia appointed agent nf IKE CO.
IUMBUS INSURANCE co. for the city
OF Wheeling, and 10 prepared To tab e risks
Buildings Of all kinds, stone, brick OF wooden
nd tn cir co ,tents
Steamboats, factories, mills &c.
urnture.
And mercha ndise ~ all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the trans
] ration of goods rivers, lax, $, seas, canals
d d railroads. NJ the lowest rates
The character of the company for prpmptitudc
a u fairness, is well knoWn. Apply TO
II NRY LIST. Agert
A. Shrlver s. Sielle's "harehous e Water
nov is-:m street. wheeling.
A ND STILL THEY COME-Thcm, av Coods
IN 10 ps Fancy C"ssiu,-re SiIiInris
Cuse hlcarhrd mu-lins
5 eases Cashmere aud bankei sliawls
p Us Z mfs and irnges
Is ps Wnuicn B,nineis and com forts
just OPENED and tor suls Us usua' ai The cheapest
ore in town.
,---Jsn II Jt,iINs'foN- PERRYIliLL & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

EDLNTED AND BRITANNIA WARE pt,
: TFD Candidates.. Plated Casi,,-s plated So,
f.,s ond F'1ys. Plated Forks DIXON q soN.s, !,
anna Ware IN Sets. BRITANNIA Gomez,
ware IN sets iot sUlo by 40. FAIR ,uuID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

pILLS or LADlNG.-Jnsf ,er,ivsdLy J6r
- iI"rhbn-ok. M nssormen, nf glank Bns #
L'o'"g' sn"'be for Cry ond CopR,ry Merchant.
~ wv wv. La. &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

CASHMERE D'ECoSsE
HAVE an over stock fpr The scos,p ,C,bss. Al.
rac" q Other snch d'ess Gcods NH NJ Inc h,st
''F'' -" som" ~ vcrv superior quality which ~ M,
''n.'" y advanced will close oni NJ sarh rrces a.
Wv rrtc u an object 10 oil waning such cooI.
"'' ~ w T. SEIpy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
BLANKETS
BOOTs, BOOTs, ROOTS.

=. 800, ~ p'otSI BODES.
100 'ecd =, me s.en Of The Big RED BOOT.
- I2O pairs Mems Thick Boots
% do do Stout Calf Boots.
90 do Boys Thick BHis MI of which s,.
~ superior quality and will he cold how for eo.b
zee SAM NiT'LAIIEN
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08
MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRAT.

WE issue to-day the first number Of the
MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRAT, which we offer to
our political friends in this section Of the
State as an organ and advocate Of their
principles
The time may be deemed by some in.
auspicious for the establishment of a poll.
teal newspaper-so soon after the termi-
nation Of one of the most violent and de-
cisiye contests which has marked the an
nails of the Union. TO this we answer
that there is now but the more need for a
yigllanl and independent press--not to fan
the flame Of discord, and arouse anew the
excitement so happily allayed by the YER
dict Of the ballot.box, but TO scan with a
rigid scrutiny the conduct OF those who fill
public stations, and to arraign at the bar
Of public opinion the chosen executors
Of the popular will, for every deriecton
| from duty. Other contests, too, as impor-
tant as that which has terminated, will
arise hereafter. Already the defeated
party has thrown Off the fimsy veil which
disguised their yindictye malice towards
a portion Of our population-the large
class who have sought among US an asy'
lum from the oppression and tyranny q
. the privileged robbers of other courtres;-
already have they formed an alliance wit
a faction who seek to liX the exercise O
the rights OF liberty by the accident O
birth, and TO light tho torch Of religion
btrotry and pprsecuton in this frnc conn
Try. lfso they will IT, the Democratic part,
/ is prepared 20 meet them on this issue
as did their fathers ia the days OF Mr., JET
lersoni to resist every attempt TO cNton,
the present naturalization laws, or O
abr.dgo The privilege of becoming citizen
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

CxPIRlT OF THE TIMES: A Chroa-
- icle of the Turf Field Sports, Liter
ature and the Stage, embelIished with
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Saturday morning, at No. Barclay
street. John Richards, proprietor, William
T. Porter, Editor This well known
weekly publication, which was establish.
ed in 1881, by its present editor, com
menced its Thirteenth volume on the 4th
of March, 1913. 1t is sheet of the We
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ofthe finest texture, and on good type
1t is embellished with the largest and most
highly finished engravings on steel, ever
issued by periodical in the United States.
The last three volumes contained superb
portraits of the distinguished American
and imported Horses, designed to consti-
tute an American Sporting Gallery, ac-
companied with complete Memoirs, Civ
ing the pedigree, characteristics, and
performances of each, with incidental no
tees of their contemporaries, &c. The
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published in London, of the winners Of
Derby, Oaks, and St. Leger, and have
been executed in line, on steel plate, ex-
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lures, in oil, by the most eminent artists.
The Esprit of the Times" is so well
known throughout the country as the ac-
knowedged Chronicle of the Turf, Field
Sports" &c. that it is not deemed neces-
sary TO go into any detail of its peculiar
characteristics.
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wings Address
JOHN RICHARDS, Publisher.
New York, 1914.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08
+. c. JONES,
J. DURDIN.
December II, 1914.
HUMPS MERCHANTS, MAGAZINE

HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE
AND COMMERCIAL REVIEW. By FREE
MAN Hunt, Editor and Proprictor.-
Published monthly, at l42 Fulton street,
New.York, at SO per annum in advance.
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Ii has been, and will continue 10 be the
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Merchants Magazine, to avoid every thing
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pages to the free and fair discussion Of an
tagonisiic doctrines connected with the
great interests of commerce, agriculture,
manufactures, and the currency.
or Complete sets OF the Merchants
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, be entitled to the Magazine for enc year
New York, August lsii.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE!

| A good story will bear REPETITION once a
year-so We introduce our readers to the
rantankCrOuS billy Earthquake:
Yesterday as we we're passing by the
! Courthouse, where an election had been
going on, a "real screamer from the nobs,"
about six feet six inches high, spmng out
Of the crowd, and uttered the following
hurougc;
"This is me-; If ii aint cuss me, and no
mistake! Billy Earthquake, Esquire, com
monty called little Billy, all the way from
the big North fork Of the Muddy Run -
Pm a small specimen os you SEGA re-
mote circumstanCe--a mere yearing, but
Pm Of the true imported breed and can
whip any man in this section of country!
W.h-o-o.p! Won't aobody come out and
fight me 2 Come out some o you, and die
deccntIy, for Pm splicing for a fight! /
ha'nt had one for more than . week, and
if you don't come ou;, Pm hy-Jowcd be-
fore shutdown to a certainty $50 come
up to taw
Maybe you don't know who little Bill
" isl III tell you: am a poor man,
it's a lact-and smell like a wet dog; but
can't be run over! I'm the Identical in.
diyidual that grinned a menagerio out Of
countononce, and made the rbbed-noso
baboon hang down his head and bush.-
Whoop! Pm the chap that towod the broad
horn flat boat up Salt river, where the
snags were so thick that fish couldn't
swim without rubbing hlG scales OF! facts,
and if any body doubts it, just let them
mako their will Cock.a-doodIedoo!-.
Maybe you never heard Of the time the
horse kicked me and put both his hips out
Of Unfit it aint true cut me up for cat
fish bait. I'm the very infant that rofus-
ed its mothers milk before its eyes was
open, and called out for bottle Of white
eye whiskey! W.b.o.o.p hoo.oy! Wake |
snakes and come at me Prehaps, too, |
you never heord tell of youth that tried |
to'ook loving at gal, and threw her into
spasmodics, and she's a roaring, raying
mninyac to this day. Whoop! Pm that
little Cupid Talk about grinning bark of
of a tree!--'taint nothing lone SqniRt OF
mine at a bulls heel would blister it! o.
Pm one of your toughest sort--Iive ioroy-
or, and turn to a whito-oat post. Look at
me! (said ho, slapping his hands on his
thighs with the report Of apslol) Pm the
gcRewiRe article--G real double acting en-.
zine. I'm the l0wcummolion that pushed
the bull off Of the bridge, and | can out
run, out jump, out swim, out talk, out cat,
shRw more tobacco and spit less, drink
more whiskey and keep soberor, than any
,thor man in these IocaIiGosl On it, if
hat don't make 'em fight, nothing will.
wish | may be kiln.dried aud split up into
wooden shoe.pogs, if | believe there's a
'hap among ZEN that's got courage enough
o collar hen! Whoop hoo.ey! Well,
said Bill, walking Off in disgnst,) pIl go
,ome and have another settlement with
Toe Sykes. He's bad chance for a fight,
eeing as how he's got but one eye left
o gougo at, and underbt out of both ears,
Dut, poor fellow, he's mighty willing to do |
lis best, and will stay "A body's appetite
i'll the next shooting match."- ErH Lit
'e Billy, grumJling.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

The FARuun.-Il does ono's heart gooc
to sec morry, round-f0cod farmer. Sc
independent, and yet so free from yanllIe.
aud pride, so rich, and yet so Industrious
so patient and so persoyoring in his call
ing, and yet so kind, social and obligng
There are thousand noble traits abou
his character. lie is generally hospilobIo
cut and drink with him, and he won't set
a mark on you, and sweat it out of YOU
you are wclcomo-he will do a kindness
without expecting a return by way of com.
ponsation. He is generally honest and
sincoro-not disposed to deal in low and
uuderhund cunning lie gives society its
hest supports the Grmost pillar that sup,
ports the odiGco Of goyernment--ho is the
lord Of nature. Look at him in his home,
spun and ieans-gentIcmen! laugh at him
if YOU will--but believe me he can laugh
back if he plcases.