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And add this noble passage in which carlyl

And add this noble passage IN "hlcn Cariyie
speaks of the morbid affection Of Cromwelrs mind :
In those years it must be that DR.. Simcott, Ply
sician in Huntingdon. had TO do with divers hypo
cbondrisc maladies. He told Sir Philip Warwick, un
luckily specifying date, none that has survived
he had often been sent for at midnight Mr. Crohl-
well for many years very spleneuc spleen
struck, often thought nc was Just about to die, and
also had fancies about the Town Cross Bret IN
timstion of which the reflective reader may make
grea, deal Samuel johnson too had hypochondrias
all grea, souls are apt have,-and 10 be in thick
darkness generally till the eternal ways and the ce
leslia guiding. stars disclose themselves. and the
vague ABYSS of Life knit itself up into Firmaments
for them. Temptations in the wilderness, Choices
of Hercules and the like, in succnct or loose form
are appointed for every man that will assert soul
in himself and be man. Let Oliver take comfort
conclude, the poor Boy Oliver has alreedy fallen il
these Wsrs-none of rs Knows where. though his Father
well knew
Sir Philip Warwicks Memoirs LONDON l7oll, p. 2s9
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

POCKET DIARY FOR 1916.
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purpose Of recording OF past present and tu'ae
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In cheaper form Published and for sale by ~,
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THE TRIBUNE.

TIP LETTERS AND SPEECHES OF OLIVER
CROMWELL; BY THOMAS CARLYLE In two
yoiumes-vol. l. Nos. XXXlH. and HL. OF Wiley
& Putnam's Library OF Choice Reading New-iork,
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JUST PUBLISdGDJ a.,
TCHE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, ltih ltlus.
map on new pan in vol i.o. By s. g. Goodrich sunof
VI Peter Psreys Taes, &c .. ,,,o ~.
pnh;c Scbools Of Rochester and In number Of others
The 6rst edition Is nearly disposed oI u's soeouu
will be published in few days r.or o,c p,,.,
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no TAWYERS STATESMEN q GPOLITIOIANS' 81
.STaiRirT on HUMAN RIGHTS.-Esssys on Human
Rigns and tner Pohtcal GUARANTEES by T. r HuriDub
Fac Counselor II: Law, in the Guy OF New-York-
Cententt-Chapterl 1.-The Ongln Of Human Rights Chap
u-Th- true Function OF Government; Chap lll,-Fhe
Constitution OF Governments Chap. lV--Coasutuaona!
limitations and Prohibitions; Chap V-Const.tuiional
L:lnstions continued; Chap. VI-The Elective franchise
Chap vII-Rights Ernanating from the Sentiments and Al
fec.tons; Chap. VlllThe Rights OF Womeni Chap. l4-
The ga OF Property and lis Moral Relations Chap X
Intellectual Properly
P1loiished by GREELEY McELRATH, and for sale
al hs Tuoune Once I53 Nassau-sL Price 81 cents OF
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w we-i Agents for the sale OF aud popu.
lar Public and above their expenses will
be Insured 10 them In writing with opportunity Of clear
ing $1,000 per year Some men now IN or employ WILL no
doubt make $1,000 per year clear o. al expense aeh
have a; least from S2S $50 obtain good hIuns out
Apply at FRENCHS Publishing Hall, rs Brosdway, up
stairs All letters must be post paid nj lni'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

NNASTED-by oung Man, ssltusuon as walter or
w bsr.keeper. Good references given Please apply
Al Mr. Lnneas ~ James-sL olS 81
NNyANTED-Siiuaiions for hrst OF all capa-
w cities the Temperance Intel2ens Office. a7s Broad
way between Grand and Broome ss Free 10 employees
MI I'M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

>RUNK LOST-.A Trunk. covered with black
Il leather. iron bound, with large brass nails or
rive's. and married. Z { Riley. was forwarded. or
To have been forwarded. time last winter from
Harpers Ferry Va. via Cumberland. Wheeling and
81 LOUIS. TO IIonnibal uad hns been lost. and s
supposed 10 be either oz some steamboat, or some.
whefe In 81 Louis or Wheeling. Whoever has
said trunk in possession. will greatly oblee the
owner by fofw ardins il 10 the undersigned ut this
place. with bill Of all charges for payment, or. if
has been sold for charges. We will pay all charges
and reasonable reward to tho purchaser. for The
return OF the trunk and contents, the latter being
chiefly the colhing. &c. Of lady. Any information
OF the above trunk will be most ihankfn receve ed
T. & ID DRAPER
Louisiana. Pike CO Mo- June l7ih
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

4 NHANCERX ShLE.-Pnrsuani 10 ,he decree
~ made Ivy he Cirtuh Superior Court of Law
sno Chanceiy ibt Ohio county, on The 9Th dny of
May 1910. IN The suit III Chanccry between Tur
MERcuANrs AND MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING
finihili ard ARCHIBALD WOODS. JAMES PAUL.
IHARiEs hNox AND OTHERS. Defendants; Will
on Thursday. The SEVENTEENTH day of july
1910. sell nj public auction, at The front tctr of The
court hnu'e OF Ohiu county. The following real Is.
tate Tor much OF shall he sufftieni 10 ssfis
~ SAID dccrec) siiUaicd in the CRY OF Wheeling IN
snid ronn,y. VIZ: Lnls numbered EIGHT AND
ELEVEN in square numbered THREE on Ib.
West side Of Main streets Lot numbered ONE. IN
square numbered TWELVE. at tho South East
cofncr oi Marker and Quincy streets. LOIS number.
ed THIRTEEN aud SIX FEN and Tho WFs1
iiaLF OF lh DumhcfeJ NINETEEN IN Michael
t'Tahoms addniOni and lying soniII Of Quincy and
East Of Fiih sireeG Que UNDIVIDED ifSLF of
Thai parI of lot nhfabefcd ONE on the Yves, side oI
Main street. winch vas conveyed To the said
Charles ID n OK and fiaIion WOO Is, by Eben. Ter
Znpe ard wife. Ivy deed daIe1 lbe sh dny of Iulv.
d. 1888 and recorded in The Clerks ciiice N The
rouniy cyuu &c said county in deed book No %
late 1j4' And The LIFE ESTATE OF the said
Charles ID hn"S, M The properly convt ycd by sad
Archibald Woods 10 Maria. Tho wife OF sand
Charles ID Knox. hy The deed dated The tiih day
\ oi April VI. 1893, and rccufdcd IN said County
court clerk g office, ~ deed book No 81. page II
lEKMS-Ten per cent oI tie purchase money
io be paid IN hand. and ihe residue with interest
rom The day Of sale IN three equal insalffenis ot
eight, slslcen rhd twenty iOUf m0gits fespeciiyelv
bonds #'ih good security 10 he given fr The de
iPrrcd insielnens mud The lille 10 be retained ,ill
Payment,in full. ISAAC w MITCHELL.
Jun Ia l. & n hf Pits, Conamssioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

6The decree granting pardon to Santa Ana
and his officers has been published. Santa
Anna is expelled the country for ever, ca.
nalizo and Bassadre for ten years. The 70,
inainder, who fed, will.be provided for here.
after. The officers will receive half the paw
they received under Santa Anna, to be forfei.
ted should they change their location without
the consent OF the Mexican government.
The trial of Capt. Worries for disobedience
of orders is concluded. The result cannot be
known until it is acted on by the President,
but public opinion seems to be, he will be
-acquitted or most slightly censured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
WATER STREET,

"HEELfNG. ~.
ME undersigned respectfully inf,r,u tho pub
- lie. that they have ieascd tho abstc House
'of term OF years. have had entirely re modelled:
ana very much improved in The arrangement OF i,s
rooms ana Porches; have had il newly and hand
aofneiy painted. csrpeled ond popcscd throughout
anu new! furnished. IN style unsurpassed by any
and the whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They offer the accommodations Of the house 10
me public. fully determined, that all ghosts shdll
md at their house. entertainment that will hot dil
10 aford satisfaction.
From the supeficf aifansems M Of The Ifbtse aid
Table, and the location OF the hoise in ffon, Of the
Steamboat landing. they indulge the hope, thu,
they will receive liberal share Of utle patronage
mays MITCHELL & CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

; CERTIFICATES OF u. S. SToCK.-fhe
Secretary OF the Treasury gives official notice
that after the first day of July next certificates
OF stock OF the United States, under the laws
,of lS42 and l843, with coupons attached, may
be surrendered to the Register of the Treasury,
and the usual certificates, bearing interest and
transferable at the Treasury, issued in their
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
FORTU.NE,N HONE.

The s'hemes for June are brilliant. aud more IN
,avor OF the purchaser than any We have ever Ind;
Tor we arc determined To distribute wealth in the
western cosn,ry. snd the only way is ID Try your
incs. iot yon know noihing venture nothing win -
few dolsta ssill bring back your liule capital
invested and no doub, will double all your expec
ia''ons for The schemes are rich and must give al.
ven'orefs very great advaniages-ovei any oihcr
etef ofieted 10 the public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

IN STORE FOR SALE. nj cost prices: ErSaa
"a Cloths; Cnssimrrcs; Saitineiis; Jeans; Summer
Wear; Fine Sha~ls and Dress HJkfs, Prints; Mus
Inns; iio,iery; Pie Nc hItis and Gloves. R,bSons; Sc
aLSO-l0O d,Een Fine Toilet and Shaving
ssoap.; so gross Marches SO dozen Biz and Blue
Inks; 10 gross Backing; Boots; Shoes; Haze; Csps;
Clocks; Wrappine Paper; Tobacco; Tea; Spices;
Indigo; Window Blinds; Bed Sicnds; aud a very
large assortment of Yellow ware; for Whirh he -
the sole agent in this city. Tor the manufacturers
may ? + A BRENT LfNGER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
unoy 90

TtiANCERf SALE-sAW MILL. bWEf.
~ LIMOS AND LOTS IN RiTCHIETONN
Pnrsuan, 10 the j'.inI decrees made February 94
is43 and June 10. 1916. by tho Circuit superior
court OF Law and Chancery FIR Ohio county Viz
einia. in the suits in Cha"cery-
Between JOHN GOStIORN a. co Plain,ifIa md
JACOB BIER. REDlCK NJ kEE, MORGAN
NELSON hNb oTiiERs. Deie ndanIs.
And STARR ~ MORTON. Plaintiff. and JACOB T.
BIER. REDicK MKEE, MORGAN NELSON aud
OTHERS. Defendants
AID ZACHARiAII JACOB. ADMisisrRstoR oF
SAMUEL srRIGG. DECEASED, Plniniif. and RA.
ciiAEL HUNTER, RICHARD IIowAGp nn,. MANY
ANN MS WIFE AND OTHERS, Defendants,
Ana SAID ADMiNIsrRAToR. Plaintiff and J,con T.
BiER and JouN RITcHIg. Defendants
And The decree made by said Crurr in The last
mentioned cause, on the 81 day OF February ls43.
will nn WEDNESDAY, the SIXTEENTH day of
Jolly 1855. sel nj pubic auction al Tie front door
1T Inc Conrt house Of Ohio county nl .resaid al o
lots numbered ONE. TWO. THREE ond FOUR, in
10. squire numbered TWO. IN the general plaI(now
of record 10 the clerks office of The Count, cou of
snid county, Of The addition lail OF hy Samuel
SF'igg aDi john RIche. 10 that part Of The city of
Wheeling called Souih Wheeling, on the E,llo~ ing
TERMS or SALE, viz three hundred dollars OF
,ht purchase money I" I've paid in hand. and the
balance IN tqna' ins'alniens bearing interest ON
me day al sale. and payable respect vely in eight
sixteen and twenty four months ihcteafcr. the
purchaser giving b nds with good security for the
deferred instruments aud the iiIe To he ret aimed as
iur'her security I'LL payment II full. This props
ery will he offered al ssid sale in entirety and also
IN undivided inoie,ies aud The right is reserved OF
ep'ine al The close Of The Buildings, scch bids az
shall ptodnre he Creates, ann for 'hh eniite pfnpcrv
AND ALSO. The lois FIVE, SIX. THIRTEEN
and FOURTEEN, in The square numbcreh EIGHT
on The aforesaid plat VI said addition on the fol
id"ihg TERMS, The purchase money 10 be PAYABLE
IN three equal rsiarienIs. bearing interest from
The day OF sale. and payable respectively IN six.
WE'VE ard lS months thereafter. the purchaser
giving bond mud security, and The lille heIng retain
ed I'LL payment III full The said Int No IA Will
he sold separately. w MITCHELL,
jun Ia C,mm,ss,,n.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
>UANCEKY SrI.E Pa,

4 >HANCERS SALE Pursuant to n Ioini
~ DECREE made bv the Circuit Superior Courl of
Law and Chanccry for Ohio county n The tenth
day OF June 1853. IA two several suits Az Chancet,
therein pending. one between THE NiEPCIIA rrS'
AND MECHANICS BANK or WHEELING
Comrlanaiii anu RICHARD Mcclure & o,sets.
Defendants and the other between TIE NORTH
WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, Complainant.
against the said RICHARD MCCLURE and Others.
Defendants. will on TUESDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF july NEXT. (l545) sell al public
auction bei1re The foni dnor nj The Court house Of
Ohio coiniy tconfiencihg said sale at hslfrasi
Velock. + NJ the lots number red FORTY FIVE
and SIXTY NINE mentioned in said decree. Ter So
innch lheteof "a shall be sufieri ri nay The del.
on1 Costs mentioned IN sad decree chnrseable
iheteonil on the ioilosSing TERMS Of SALE. The
purchase money to bc payable ia three equal install
menis, in one, iva and three year,. 6, spectively
With lnieres, from the day of sale the purchaser
giving Sufficient security fnf the payment Of the
purchase u"ncy. snd The title 10 be retained until
payment IN full
Said Lot as is situated on the Est side Of Nam
street and North side OF Pine Alley in The Civ Of
wheeling. m Ohio county. and sn,d Lot 50. on The
West side Of Market street and Nrrrh side OF Pm.
Alley in The same ciiy-he two adjoining eacl, other
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
moy s5 Cothmsst0r e,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

FATAL .AFFRAY.-Late last evening
t'cre was fatal affray in Philippa street near
the Eclipse Stables, in which young man
named Rabert Creswell, a clerk in a mercantile
house, was stabbed so badly that he died in a
short time. The deed is suppose to have been
perpetrated by another clerk, named Switzer,
who Immediately fed and had not been arrest
ed at / o'clock. There had been an old grudge
between the parties, which we learn had been
amicably settled; but last night it broke out
airesf, and the result is known. Such are
the particulars, so far as we were able to learn
them, Of this unfortunate affray. Creswell
was young man well known i'm the city and
we are told bore an excellent reputation.
~. q, Picaui1S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
DIMES AND HALF DIMEs. Ser

DIMES AND HALF DIMEs.--The Sec.
rotary OF the Treasury has sent $3.50 900 TO the
Mint to be coined into dimes and half dimes,
to aid the operation of the new Post Office
Law. II the Secretary OF the Treasury could
contrive way to Danish all the miserable
nall worn bits and picayunss from circulation,
ne would DO kind office. Suppose we, the
people, all resolve, that we will take none If
them after the 9TH of July2 Good idea, Isn'f
iH Let us do it.-Cincinnati Chronicl,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

D oCKY MOUNTAIN BEAvER-we have
y just received b''S Of pure white Rocky
Mofhfain Beaver. aud we nfs now manufacturing
oui of n spne ~ Ne Inest ~hne ffafs ever made
They are deh, very rich and flo mistake Call 81
me Fashionable Hat and Cap Store on Union ST. snG
examine them FOR yourelses
may 26 DARE a. UOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

The steamer Consul, ON her last trip from
brownsville to Pittsburgh, knocked off her
pilot house and chimneys i'm passing under the
bridge at Monongahela city, on account of the
high 'oater Y What beautiful navigation that
must be.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
n N the matter of John Clarke 4, fIenry Moore;
ii IN BANKRUPTCY

N IN the matter nf John r Clarke g. fIenry Moore:
IN BANKRUPTCY.
The order made ia This pr crtd,Eg al INC Ociohrr
term last hereby nsie,ard The assignee having
Reported thu, no has IN his hands Tor disirbnon the
neil sum Of three hundred oirl sixty eight d .Ilsr.
aud thirty four cents: II Is ordered hat ten DAYS
notice be given through The Saunion Spc, tailor and
wheeling Gazette, newspapers published in the
Western D.siIc, OF Virginia thai ON the ., div of
October tex, dividend will he made of sa id sum
Of money. when and where the creditors who hive
not already proved their debts. 10 conc prepar-
ed to prove the same, or they Will he excluded the
benefit Of said dividend. and oil claims mol iI,e n
suhsIanliaIed will he dlsallowed Tesic,
jnn2 NlCHO X TROUT, ID. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

VIRGINIA
Moses Rhod,s. Complainant. i n tSa,rcey in
rs. The Circuit Superior,
John sockman's sdnY7his,ra. $Coun OF Law and
tors and heirs, and others, Chancery Tor Ohio
Defendants. County.
ENXTRACF from The decree made IN this cause
h on tie 30ih day u May 1915
And on the petition Of John ZcttHlsr, claiming
10 be a creditor OF the said John Sotkman, deceas+
sd. and that his said claim binds lbs realty OF The
said Johh Sickman in The hHtds Of his heirs III law
defendants in this sui; and that he is therefore en-
liled 10 satisfaction OF his said claim ooi Of The
surplus Of The proceeds Of said sales. which Wifi
ftma \ after the above specified amounts are mid
ont Of the same, IL u ordered. that this cause be
feieHed agan TO the sold commissioned. Edward IN
Fnzhugh who, giving duo notice OF hi- procet dings
10 The parties termed. is directed to ascertain md
fepoit what u anything. - due tcihe said Zoccklsr.
~ hiss''d claim ond whether The Same binds The
realty ni the spid John sockmas drceosed. md oUgbi
io hc paid oni ~ md aulpus with soyihl6g deemed
pertinent w sad Cummssionet f4hugh. or speci-
ally required ~ The parties; an liberty reserved
w lie taid LoUckcr the coming IN Of said repop.
10 hnte such order ard deere .or the salis'sotpn
rf tie amounf, " any hund 10 bc due him. as poy
he squiiahr and proper and all questions IN yeh.
ion tho disposal ~ said surplus are ioI the bfes
ent reserved Testo,
ALEX r LAiDLE9. Clerk.
TITO parties concerned, ore hereby notified. ,hst
on 1huf.day n'e SEVENTEENTH doy of JULY.
lo[5. GOD thereafter by adioummeuis from time 10
Tine o. msy I've found nscesssty. Will ~ the offcs
OF Jacob 4 uzhngh. Attorneys " The Sry OF whee.
Ing Virginia, proceed recvIy such proprr b,oofo
W inay be produced bcfsre ne. anJ ~ aeerlsin and
m'k" fepnu TO 'hc Cont. touching The mauef 10.
isffed 10 me BY the pbte mentioned decfe4
EDWARD ~ fITZnUGn.
Jun II l. q y sols iof fid Cosnmi,,,ons,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

VIE SILVER SPOONS which oHer Ia Tho
IN public, are made under my own inspf ciion,
aud The silve- warrant To- he ,qnal To CON
Silver spoons made H. order al.o silver and gold
spcclaclos made TO order. and I hope by sifc, ~.
ien'ion To The above business that may obtaik q
good share OF The public patronage.
NAV % 40 FAIRCHIID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH. The
one erect OF the last war ought to be to excite
IN both nations the greatest mutual respect
france, with the aid of half Europe, could not
conquer England; England with the aid of all
Europe, never could have overcome France.
had France been jealous, and united in Napo.
Icons quarrel. When Napoleon saw kings
, and princes bowling before him at Dresden,
wellington was advancing VIGOROUSLY in
Spain; when million of men in 1915 were
invading France, Napoleon engaged for three
days with two armies each sing1y equal TO his
own, and was for two days victorious.
Equally and utterly false are the follies uttered
oy silly men of both countries about the Ger
tainty OF one beating the other. When En-
giishnnen and Frenchmen meet in war. Zach
may know that they viii meet in each Other
all a soldiers qualities, skill,--activity and
undaunted courage, with bodies able to do the
bidding Of the spirit, either in action or endu-
rance. England and France may do each
other incslculable mischief by going to war.
both physically and morally; but they can gain
Tor themselves, or hope to- gain, nothing
II were an accused wish in either to wish to
destroy the other, and happily the wish would
be as utterly vain as IL would be Wicked
Stdntcy's Life Of DR.. ArHold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

ERBNCH ARTICLES FOR THE HEAD.
10 have received from Phiindel phIa this day,
ie. d. zen oi French Cloth Slouch Caps Youth do
Boys Fancy Cloth do. Glazed do. Have on hand
constantly good assortment Wheeling manufac :
tnred Hats. Pcfsons wanting To &c, good and cheap
article in The above line will please call.
may % SD HARPER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

The U. s. steamer .Poinsett was sold AT the
Brooklyn Navy Yard OH Monday last for
5000,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

HfdR SALE VERY IOWA cOpfeotionafy
u and keGesbmrnt establishment. fosmabIy
situaitd ON Main street IN his city. will he solj
very low ifspplcaiion be made SOON. Jhe es,nb.
lisilnheni comprises good assortment Of all kinds
Candies, Preserves ond Fruits which will he sold
together with The gs'nres pod Furniture on tefy
favorable terms. The establishment has done The
best business Of any esisbhshmeni in The city. hut
The proprietor being engaged II Other business can.
not give y his attention Enquire a, this ofFics.
nsnv 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

USr RECEIVED and now opening. general
~ assOrlmento OF Dry Guods. Groceries. g. Queens
ware Of every variety. All kinds Of Goods Of
The mvsl approved aud fashionable styles, ms low
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

The New Orleans papers have cool way
oil chronicleinga duel. Hear the Crescent CITY:
Yesterday morning. small party Of our cit.
nens drove to the Metairie Ridge. On arri-
wing still smaller party, consisting of 8 per-
sons. mad little private confab--then brace
oil pistols went off simultaneously and with
Tut accident. After the report the eight gem
party followed-satisfactio had been given
and received.