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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

A case somewhat siml ar II that in the
North Car1iinh Senate, where one Of he
th"a'e Of election. occurred lately in The
Missouri Hous OF r pre- a ,iv.s. The
contested seal Of one Of The members te-
pended upon the admission II cerlain
poll book, which was INF rm4l Tor wan
"i he proper signatures. The committee
rcp'rted that such was the faci, but on re,
turning the book 10 The House, to Ih"i-
surprise they found the names OF the pro
per officers affixed to it, The ilouse, BE-.
iicvng that forgery had been resohed to.
promptly yaca'ed The seat of The member
Norfolk Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
An IRISH CoAcHMtN GAINING MS FIRST
PLACE

ELACE.
The master bad Two beautiful Euos
lish horses. and he wsn'pd careful
man to drive them; nc was mighty
pleasant giotleman and he loved iokc.
Well. there was many after the place
aud tn" fret that wint up Ia hun Now
my man says h., tell nc how near The
edge OF a pfecipice would you undertake
to drive ny carrlng"2
SO he hoy cons dcrs. and saws. saws
he Within tot, Place your honor
and no harm
'Verv u,ll' sayshe, go down. and
III gtss So scr bnswor t., nnd bt.'
So ~ neX. c7rc up. nal ~ ned be-
bouni g., curry 'cn wluua haf n t,Dt
aaj the n'x -nd five in-bos; ND ano.
her--a daudcry,d chap in'ire'y was
80 ng ~ NICE thU he would DIVE it
within three inches and hall, hs'd 20
bill. W,Il. At 'ast my turn came, md
when his honor axrd me how nigh
would drive his carriage ton prccipice.
says 'Pi,ze yer honor, III k~sD as
ar nj as Tc1lM Very we'll Misther
Brync.' say 8 he, you are my coacbman.
Och tke roar there was lnthe kitchen
sh'n wint down aud tod the
iokc.'
Tho horse bit his master;
How came j. 10 pass1
~ hrn j tho <, pastor
Cry, All flesh IS grns.!'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13


O,awn Ms OF Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class IS.
80 - 81 61 Ga &c :. 7 81 20 rs 25 81
l hose IS T.ckeiS having on them Nos and
81 being The I>t and - drawn Nos, drs W SICO.
THO 65 Ticke's having Oh hem "a and 81,
"eing the Sd and h 'rawn Nos, draw $50.
Those s. Tickets having on them 81 aud CT,
y ing h 9th and 6 h dIa IL Nos, draw $50.
Those g. Tickets having on them &c and 81,
Being The 7h and a drawn Nos, diaw ESQ.
Thu'e 65 Tick * having on them 20 and 54s
hcIrs h and l0'h drawn Nos, draw $40.
All other Tickeir having any twJ ot the
Irawn Nos on hem, draw $50.
~ fickeIs WIN one OF he drawn Nos on,
dIa~ 90
PR asf: rUrEse,. pRIZEsII!
J sc,d and the cash ieidy, for the fortunate
boilers;
Nos 20 IS rs Capital OF $4,000 soil in a ccr,if.
cate OF package Whules.
Nos 8 81 81 $1,000 sold in certificate Of pack.
age Halves.
Nos 35 Ga; $4,000 sold in a certificate OF pack.
age Quarters.
Nos 20 81 81, $1,000 sold in a single Ticket.
Nos Oh IS $500 sold IN a single Ticker:
Nos 81 81 $3.50 sold in Package
NOS ~ 81 81 SllO0 sold In n single Ticket:
besldes Prizes oil $1,000, several of 5000 Sre.
TSend on your Understanding yen,ure
nothlng win = all The above Prizes were semi 10
our correspondents. through Ohio principally.
sJAl orders come perfectly safe by mail.
and viii be attended 10 with as much care a
1! on personal application.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

FROM TEXAs.-rhe steamship New
York arrived al New Orleans on the
b h ms ant, from Galveston The Tex.
rs papers COZ tain nothing new of in'er
est Major A J donaldson, Charge
fAlfires in Texas. came passenger
Tie Hon John w ) NTH. senator in
Congress from the county of Bexar, died
Washington oi tho 18th instant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

PRosPEcTs FOR BUiL-IvG.-At The
Duncafr'n Iron w ,k:, Perry county i,
there were made and pa ked during The
last two weeks, about two thousand casks
ofralls II is supposed To he mo tn n
we're ever made in the same period, al
any one rs ahllshmcnt in he United
Safes, from the iron ore
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
Jo,nt y Ne 10 n NE Stnoie

.
MESSAGE was ieceived from the Sen
ale by Wallace, that he Senate had
adopt ID II reso utInn asking foI a Com
miilce of Conference IN hehaf of inc
.tousc Mrssls Wnchcr, Fdmund' OF II,
BCw1"n.
NJ. Wiichcr moved thai the Commit
zee OF Conference have leave 10 ST. du! ing
The seSsion Of he House.
Mr. S,ro.her opposed the motion. lie
Tor one wished to be presen' in the House
while inn ornnt business was in pro
| gress.
The ,euve was granted.
! The bill q e.tublish the State Armory
School was called up by Mr Anderson.
hlr Ne" Ion moved the Indefinite post
poncm ntof the bi (which motion pre-.
waited: Ayes 81, Noes al.
The following ensrossed bill was read
third time and passed:
J." establish system OF Fee Schools
IN the count, of Norfo K.
Bill on their first and second readiny
were taken up
Mr. roIcr moved tina, the bill regnla
ting the CaIhS Of toli-gaiherers be lndef.
niteiy postponed ~ hich IN ton prevail
ed.
The Speaker presented communica
ton from the Governor, accompani,
"i;h n statement Of tpe condition of the
Exchange and Ia mcrs' Banks, which
was ordered TO be printed
M Broa1u~ Of Cul. moved TO !oy the
bills ON the :ablr, for the purpose Of re .
cons derng the vote upon The bill for The
p oieciion of Oysters 10 the county OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was done. Thr
bill then passed
On motion Of Mr. TayIar Of l. The
House a jDUrned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
cANpLEs-MoULp AND DIP -I,hu

CANDLES-MOULD AND DIP - II has
hereloiCr' been the practice to purchase many
Of The candles that are consumed here at Gin
cinnaIi Now, .here is no reason why candles
should not be manufactured as cheap ard a.
Coos here as al Cincinnati, and e are l'ased
10 Learn that M. NJ. WARREN has established
hm,eli in the business IN Market A LEY and
has determined 10 manufacture aud sell his
caaa - to Ieta:itfS and consumers as cheap
mi as good a. hose purchased IN Clncinna i
or any other place. He has very materially
increased bis capacity for manufacturing an
W. nus, a, by buying here worthy man will
be >H>'aiued, economy consulted and the money
her't' icre expended abroad will he kept at
home, that our retailers and consumers will
give him call and quit their unnecessar Y
use abroad in this line.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
CONGRESS.
I,hrunry 10. ISL.

February ~, 1910
In the Senate no pIb! c BUSINESS OF
importance In the house the postage
Li,l was read twice and reported TO the
Committee OTthe Whole. The ba 'ance
of the day was devoted to territorial bus
ness, among which was The crnsitera
lion of The bills adm'ding iowa and
Florida into The Un'.n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

CoTTtN BURNT The New Orleans
Picayune Of the 99th ull says:
Tine seambIal Wave, from Yazoo
yesterday, reports tina, on the 24,h ull
here were three cotton sheds burnt a;
that place, and that from ten 10 twelve
hun lred bales were destroyed belonging
principally TO planters. No insur-
gnce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

ARTHUN'S MATCHMAKING number
for March, Of Arhor's Mag zine, i beiore us
IN oil its glory. The embellishments are No>
rah c airy and The Fox Hunt in The Old Domin,
ion, Nursh's wI>e thousht by Mrs. S c.. Hall;
Heten Raymond, by Mrs S A Hunt; Sketch.
eS cf ia L., &c. with a great beautiful
variety OF prose and poetry b. tne most tal,n-
te,. writ rs Of The day, f The letter press Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

SHIPwREcK The ship Gle rtrude
We CHI, from Savannah Tor Philadelphia
with cargo of molasscs, was driven a
shore about DO niles TO the northwari
of Charleston, S e., on Tuesday morning
last, about 4 O'Clock, during gale Of
Wind from the southwest. The crew
succeeded in reaching the shore, saving
nothing but what they stood in The
vessel and cargo will be total loss
When last sven both ma<ls had sono by
the board and sho would no dJuGt soon
20 10 pieces
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

The Philadelphia U. s. Gazette, SAYS
hat the Presi Ient has nominated to The
senate John w. Road, E.q Of that cily.
rs Jodg, Of The Supreme Court Of Tie
Unite States, in The place OF Judge Bud
win, deceased.
]; il said that judge Kings domination
for the same post was wnhdawn some
days since
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

The Philadelphia Ledger contained.
during the pas week. sic hunired and
seUenfeen nrw advertisements: averaging
over one hundred per day. Yet we
dare say, the advertisers made more
than the printers, by the transaction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Mr. Churchill Houston, of philadei-
phil, recently deceased, has left the sum
of $4,000 to various charitable ins,i'u.
ions in that city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Fifteen hundred bales Of Cotton. own
ed by Messrs Pope and Wadsw"rth, were
DESTROYED by fire OF Yazoo city, Miss, on
the 25,h ult.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

The mansion house Of p WALwoRTH
Esq, near Na'cheZ. Mss. was entirely
Consumed By fire on the "a h ult Loss
=; 1900
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

The amount Of toll paid 10 the state ON the
san thus transported IN lS43 was SIS sgi; in
i-li. 500 $780, and also 30 cents per bbI On lie
Sa,i al be salinrs, amour ing in lSI3 To $50,
6o7j IN 1871 10 Sl41, 1883.
The e0ure Weld Ut the wo.ts IN The Stale {,
New Ynlt for the few st wears ms bren
largely on tle increase, In 1896 only 1C5 500
pos ~efe inSpe' ted; last year II exceeded 500,
The 'oi mum er hbs manufactured for four
years has bc,n-
1871 isf3 1912 1871 1870
s.n ~ 60 500 45e 36l CGS,l5i sea fG1
The fhree gfrai outlets for hi, ,,o,k dam,
Che Sumo nclInh IN w hnnn % AlL....-. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Major Donalds on, United States Minister
AT Texas. arrived in New Orleans on the
30th uli. from Galveston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
Irs.12ssssssSYG,,,.-,
WOST GSaG 49,
E/G7


VIRGINIA LEI lSLA1U IRE.
Tie latest news we have from Richmond.
.nme dcz n pipe's, but they are all older than
~ oSc OF last N GIT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Among the notices Of applications t.
the Leg stature, published ~ the New
Jersey papers, Is one 10 incorporate n
COMPANY, with capital Of $50, coo, t.
construct a magnetic telegraph across
he S'n'r, bH~een New York and Pbila
delphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
sAilHl-TSAAp kISo EIrHRE, Ni,oyFMENI

III az hi6lDeT"i tie hBnIiiiS T6isiiiIiSei
cial Advertiser we q d an abiy written md
tishiy valuable prtic.e on the salt trade. We
Teetei that We canno, transfer il en,lre 10 our
c In'nrs, bni nevertheless take from i the iol,
lowing ,abIts and remarks.
iHt q inlry oi foreign sal aarnalv impor
"a INTO this coLnt's daring the past FIVE years
has varied from 5000, goo To- = 300 600 bushel,
ne duly upon which has been from GEMS &;
nils TO the present excise, cents per bu>hel
The annual amcunr de IN The United States
perhaps little less lhaa the quantity iinp1u
ed.
The quantity imported at the following pla
ces Tor the past Ih;ec years, is
New York bu ,,5 ss! sI7 d l;fs sa7 81, ,i soo
BY the compleIirn OF the Can ,da works, L.,
verpoul sail cnp be delivered along the lake re
gl"n at asGoni>hinely iuw prices being nov
brought 0ul as ballast in lieu OF freight and
The Turks Island now holds strong competition
with the hes Kanawha, at Cincinnati, anc
along me whole o 10 valley. At 81 LOUIS, Pc
KIN, Alton and the principal po'k packing
poln's on the MiSSi sppi, we believe the B.
mama salt has he escen ency. V sSeIS trading
10 the West Indies may obtain buShel Of sui
al tn KS Island fOI 5 cents % which is id,1
on export duly Of ic, and On entering New Or,
leans or any otter 81 ou: ports, ia ther i'm
pert duty oi cents per bushels S levird, max
ing the cost oS boa traction less than IA
cents per bushs', or 20 cents pr bh. Five crs
bushcl is ord mary freight to New Orleans or
New YTk, and 4 cents busbel more will
lace II IN store al Cincinnati or s. Louis, hy
steamers.
AZ Cincinnati, the best Virginia suli has
during he past packing season met an al.og
overwhelming competition IN the large amount
81 Turks Island iuGown in hire rom New
OfennS. kanlwha has been AZ low as ga
ceois er buSael Isl Is per bi y while the be,i
foreign was offered at 25 to so els per bnshel.
RANGE Of quotations b. low those ever obtain
eJ ihtTt
a c. mparolive siatement of The number Of
b,rfclS telvcted Dt The pOiit, specified in each
Of the las, years, gether with The amoln, paiI
iJf bounty iu each case.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
DAILY TINES.
THURSDAY. FEB IL, 1876.

VOLNEY d PALMER, is our authorized
':eni Tor receiving Subscriptions aud Adver>
lsemcnis Tor the Wh1eling Times aud Gazette.
llS fiireS are
l6O Mass u street, Nec YORK.
81 Pine street, Ptiiadcipstd.
Gomez OF Baltimore X Calvert streets, Bal
,m'r
10 STATE street, Bo'tor.
Mr. w JAIE.S, Is Ag' nj for the Wheel
ng Times and Advertiser and the Wesiern
Va Ttnesanf G'z tie, Tor he WeS'ern States,
Iowa aud Wisconsin, assisted by Moses Meek,
20, James Smith. I Dent, G II Com>lock
:. Y lennirgS and I Gardner Smith.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
Weiumpk'd Argus and Wh,g
CnI1
\tp crSnAv Inn 30 lNls
W NLSNNN TWU ~. o ~.
Z iump&I I!nbum0.) "a Ia ms!

Wt'umpki { A!nbamo.) IA Ia MS
Il bec"" eS our unpl,a AMI duty 10 an |
n"unce the jes racl'oa OF NV thirds OF
the bus mess part orour town ~ fire
About ) % .pck this nor ing. tie store
house of > liver VAS disco, l.
be On fire, mich ben 9 oi worry com~
buS,iblc nature, us vel as The building
immediately adjacent, tn, fire spread
with great rapi lily. In less than an
ho"r ueuriy the whole Ll, OK between
Main and Company streets was destroy
~. The fumes rapidly passed 10 the
west S de of Alains,rer,. and student,
"uvtlop.d all the west side in flames
except the store house OF Mcssrs Logan
and Stone.
The new brick ware house lately cree
ted by Mr. VIM I llachct,, us well n
he wooden biild,ng, was destroyed
,th large amount OF Couon--no, less
han 1850 bales.
The fire simultaneously passed 10 the
cas-, side Of Company street. burning all
South Of the brick building occupied by
Ncssrs. Mckloroy and Heard, including
the same, aud The Post Office. b. very
great exertions the hotel, at present oc,
rupied BY Ms NcNeel, was saved a
genie breez, blowing TO the Sou.h E 49,
carried The flames across he street and
con sun cd the fac new brick edifce
ne'rly complete E, aud longing to Mr.
A iins'rty, as we as an old brick build
NC; theme To II G Anne rican tel; and
'hri &C To the small brick building occu
pied as law Office 10y the Mossr.
Graham, from the house iast mentioned
he tamos spread TO a small dwelling in
the rear, occupied by Mr. Woodruff. and
with the destruc ion Of This building and
out houses the fire ceased
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

WOOL WOOLu
S5AfA LBS Wool Twine on hand. m.
s1WSv upih dozens to suit G jupftv NJ,
chants, for sale very low for cash, in tb1 S,o,o
Room formerly occupied by Dare q logs a.
HAT store, ard now occupied ty The snb' =, r.
As a Rone Sore. CHARLES ~ BERRY
zee '" Head Of W.itf tee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
OUR wEEKLY.-Having changed the pu

OUR WEEKLY Having changed the pub
LEGATION dav of our Weekly paper To sui the
nails in different directions, we are now eus>
Died tn fur ish the latest possible intelligence
o our readers on the various mail routes. Our
paper Is all mailed on The day of public non
and ought To isach our subscribers as follows ::
Il il does not do SO, we wiSh they would inform
of the tact, through the Postmaster. BY
he Sieubenvlile mail our Wcllsbureb and
-tsubcnVille subscribers should receive the il
papers on THURSDAY might, Cation Friday
oighr, Mas>illon Saturday morning, West Lii.
bery and Bethany on Thursday night, TrIa'
delphia, Wr>t AIexSpd and Washington
Friday morning, WayneSburg Friday night,
rganluwn SATURDAY moinine, at Grave
Creek on Friday morning, Fishing Creek and
i,tcisville Friday nighi, Middlebournc Salur'
day morning, Marietta Saturday night, ST..
Clif>vilie Fiday morning. and so onward
west, Thu>e al Mount Pleasant should bc re-
ceivsd on Friday morning, Cadiz F. iiay even
ing, SC. Il our subscribers at those places do
not receive their papers as above we wish they
would let u> know il al once, and we will see
where The laulI lies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
S2O,OOO.

s o PRIZES OF $1,000 ARE $4,000,
POKOMOKE RIvER LOTTERY,
OF TEL HRE,
By auiho Ivy OF the LEGISLATURE.
ID PAINE g. CO, MANAGERS,
Successors 10 James Phalen e. Co.
CLASS No 81.
To be drawn at Whining on, Delaware, MOI.
nv II d Olih ISdn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

WHEELING UNIVERSE rY.-The r va I'd
Of Tsu>lsesol Wheeling University will NEE
On Friday Evening next at the Time,
o ice, at : ucl 'ck,f0r The 'purpo$e nf elcc in
officers and hearing replrls OF Committees.
A iul Attendance is requested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

LATE.T FROM 3 sroN. The New York
Express has acc cunts from l'oston to Tues
DAY morning, received by Harnden g.
Co.'S Express.
MIR. Gay, the agent Of M,ssrs. Harnden
states that IT common cd showing at BDs-
ION on TuesdIy morning, aud continued
wilh great whence untl afternoon. when
they left for Stnringt0n, which they reach
I'd with great j ficufy. lhoIgh lhry had
their IRON horses attach he'd. The bat left
Sionlugon ia The course Of The night, and
after an Unsuccessful attempt TO come
lhrosgh, POT into New London be sound
was uucommonly rough, and the sea FIRE
qnenty broke over and washed the deck
near The wheel. house. While lying al
New London, the New Haven came in.
and as she was To return al once. "a trans.
fer o. passengers. sc. vas ~ de, aud III
New Haven reac ID New York late on
Thursday night, al safe end sound.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
PAINE s. co, MANAGERS,
HEELING, "a.
Dawn Ms OF p koroke River Lottery, =
rlags

IA 81 ~ St 10 IS Is IL IA IS u Al
Ali III keIs with one oi The drawn Nos on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
s, ieri "a'er ia the channel, Rising.
PORT oFc FL WHEELING,

Arr Gals aud Departures If Boats for the iost 70
hours, ending yesterday al o''Leh; NJ
ARRlVA AIS,
Doctor Watson, Pi t>buIgh,
Adelaide, d,
Josephine, Cincinnati.
d PARrURES
R,v nue. Cuucr, Louisville.
Adj, ludc. Cincinnati.
Doctor WasHr, Nashville.
Jvseoninr, Pittsburgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Td2l 80 1888 1884 $3.50 2 i6o Ola
ne Shipment IN bbls via canal fiom Cleye
1911 1873 1912 IsaI ism
$3.50 1870 $3.50 5a,753 f7sSi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
r, X THE TIMES.


Mr.. Wharton There are many who
IRE unable 10 account fUr the non. advance
mentot Wheeling possessing, as she does,
such Pecniiar advantages III regard 10 sit
uaIon and climate; others again, there
are, who think lille and cate less wheth
er she ever arrives 10 that destruction she
merits, and IN the ranks Of the later IL am
sorry 10 sIN) nre men who should be The
PTime m0UeIS in the Advancement of the
interests OF their City. 70 be sure there
are some who have molly exerted them.
selves n her behalf, but such examples are
lie" and Tar between, their energy has not
heen prolonged, and they have become
dlshearlened from want Of encouragement
and help.
The reason, think, is obvious, why
"dceihg has NJ" prospercd-there has
been that want Of a determination. Of loiU.
and that bond Of unity without which no
peoPI" can prosper, ar d as long as this is
wanled Vince ing will continue a -.
would now propose that the question
oi polrics be altogether dispensed with
and that meeting OF the cilIZcns be call
cd ior The pa ppse # devi5ing means for
The advancement OF The iniere,ts of W hee
lug, by those wac, on &c cunt of the STA,
ton they occupy, should make an effort at
lest IN behalf Of their city. Let the
honI OF unity and love, which lately has
been 20 relaxed, be drawn tight, and ever
Dear IN mud he maxim: "Tbere ia no
excellence without labor"
In conclusion, would say that the day
my ye; arrive when Wheeling (wthout
the aid Of Inc BIimoro and Ohio Rail
Rad,) will we with those cities when
now 'o,k upon her wi h supercihous con-
cesten,ion and become the giant from the
small. SPECK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
y, awn Ms OF Grand Consolidated Lottery,


= -".
ggI1 10 ST aPrzs Of $1,000 sold in The above
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

a COMMENTARIES - Henfy's Commsp-
~ tary on the Old and New Testamep;
Clarke'> do do dOj Clarkes do ON The New Ties.
'ameDG SCOTS do on he Old and New Tesla,
meni, oh hand and for sale cheap Tor cash BY
feb IA JJHN HAsWELL, Union St.
EINRESH SUPPLY BunyanS Pilgrims
a Progress, published by The Presbyterian
Board of Potiicaton.a heaui!u Book; Psalms
add Hymns, as used in eli PRESBYTERIAN
Churches; TIE Pfesbvteiian Almanac for I94s.
fof sale by JOHN JHASWFII,
leo 10 Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

CITY NEWS ROOM.
yHSHlS room is new completed and open for
subSe ribers and strangers, Tor whom it
iJrms The most 1r>i able place OF resort that
has ever been opened ir Tins city. he Ro IN
will be always we'll warmed and lighted every
evening except Sunday.
Boston, Baltimore, New York,
Washington, A lbany, Richmond,
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Harrisburgh,
PuSbursh, New Orlesn., Louisville,
Nashville, ST Louis, Indianapolis,
Detroit, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Cleveland and large variety OF olhef papers
,mouoiing Ia 80 in number, will always be on
f.c. TERMS 90 90. ian 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

@d.l4 prizes amounting 10 s27O,i00
Tickets 50 Halves 50 So Quarters sf,s5, 3
Ccnuhcae OF Package II 25 Wboles 40
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

MR. EDiToR: VIII you allow me to Gull the at
'enaon OF your readers 10 Mr. ERAKDr No. Cottage
pace ls'e from Philadelphia who gives private lessons
u Tue German language. do /, not because he has a
"'aderiul system by which the language can be
sa1snt without effort, but because he understands
snS speaks both German and English perfectly.
r;,; PAID great deal uf attention the pronun-
cpn' OF the diihcult sounds and hence his
aap L 'lgnt His perfect knowledge Of both languages
m TO appreciate entirely the difficulties that
s' me student tia; ne helps him overcome them in
81 most surprising manner AS far az my experience
e tne grand obstacle in the way of acquiring any Ian.
the ignorance OF the teacher of one or the other
a.e languages he is compelled TO use Mr. Erhardt
esssanong both perfectly, escapes this objection H.