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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13

II will not be disagreeable 10 our readers 10
hear that The Washington Union is progressing
successfully and is most favoraby received oy
the whole Democratic press; even many OF Inc
Wing papers have shown much justice and lbe-
ralily in their comments. There is one point,
however, in which nearly the whole press, both
Democratic and Wing, have made an amusing
blunder With n remarkable unanimity, they
represent The editor ofthe Union as 10 years OF
age"-lhereby adding on few more years than
he is entitled TO- On this point, the Unions Phi
ladclphia correspondent SAYS:
"The columns Of "The Union" do not indicate
much of The solemnity or weakness OF old age
Mr.. Richie has the reputation OF being tolera-
biz old but his articles-hessins his paraoh
most reverently-are as vigorous and as well-di-
gesed as ifhe were still in the gay prime oil man
hood. Nobly does the good ship move on under
his steady and skiliul guidance"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13

prevent The cunning and ohicanery of The lew
from usurping the rights oftbe many Nor IS !his
species Of primogeniture Gf may be allowed 10
misapply word) more palpably al variance
with Jefferson's theory and practice, than is me
doctrine OF "life estate in office which heretofore
has passed for Law in Washington for nothing
in our institutions lends more towards European
izing the tone OF public sentiment in fee Ameri-
ca.
There is no local news to-day Of importance
or special interest. shall keep you well advised
of occurrences at the Federal City likely 10
interest your readers; and, until the day after to-
morrow, bid you good bye. Yours truly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13
16r1)naoern 15mqtetr &C.

The Secretary o: the Treasury is proveibiai
for his industry, and marked for his sagacny-
He 100, is constant in the execution Of his du'ies
and il gives us more pleasure state than we can
we'll express, that he is actively engaged IN col
lecting from all parts of the country every inior
nation that may be necessary to assist him IN lle
management of our finances We have no douol
that he will be prepared 10 lay before Congress
large body of the most useful statistics, 80 as -
enable them, without loss Of time, ana WIN !he
aid OF The best materials 10 proceed IN forming
The best, and wises and most nearly equal SySen
of revenue thai can be adopted. We have hue
doubt that the Secretary WILL at least, do his paIl
in bringing the Treasury back TO a iair, equal
and iusl rerenuc standard, and in equalizlng tne
public burdens. The present Tariff can scarcely
Stand as the permanent system Of this great coun-
try. 1t is 100 unequal in itself-too oppressive
upon some interests too partial 10 olhefs-too Ia
yorabe 10 the rich, too burdensome 10 The poorer
classes of the community. The sooner II IS re-
duced the better for all. tits better even Tor lne
manufacturers themselves 10 understand on wna'
they are tocaIcuae. II is better for the Tich ca
palis,s 10 have moderate and stable duties tnah
those which are 100 high, and, on that account
never fixed, but always unpopular and always
huctualng Il is better for The tranquility OIL inc
adminstraton-beuer for the prosperity oil me
whole people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13


" OF American officers were present 10 view The
vessel, by which several parties lost their lives,
in:luding the Secretary OF State. II is in lieu OF
the gun then destroyed, which was OF malleable
iron. and made inperfec,ly, cftbe sam. material,
(requiriug, If well made, less bulk for given
strength han cast-ron)
The gun was manufactured In the solid by Mr.
Horsfall, a, his 'Mersey Steel and Iron Works.
and, being of great length and proportionate
thickness, The securely welding and cong Generating
the whole from pieces inlo one equal mass before
turning and boring, required the utmost effort Of
modern skill, and The aid ot powerful machinery
10 heating and fashioning it 10 the rough, II was
nearly fourteen feet long, and liUle Short Of thirty
inches in diameter at The thicker end. A round
shaft OF seven inche, in diameter was lfst formed,
and on this, as foundation, were successfully
la.nina,ed wedges OF iron, placed longluiinariy,
on edge, ami reversed 10 position 50 as 10 it,
These placed around the original spindle, were,
las we'll as he shaitl brought 10 white heat, ard
securely welded By 4 hammer. eight tons IN
weight, worked by steam. Another lsyer. IN like
manner, was ad led over the former, and 50 on
mill The whole was Of the requisite thickness
throughout; When thus so far fashioned, and
p!o:sd 10 be perfect and eqnal ia al its paris The
mass, most credi;abe aud indeed extraordinary
specimen # forged work-was sent to the works
Of dessrs FaWceu & Co, easin. makers and
founders.
Til. gnn as ser, 10 the tonniry, weighed II
f,ns cwt. 2qrs. II ID In the turuiug and Dor.
ing I, was reduced in weight, about tons | cut
The length Of The cannon, now ,ha, il is turned
and bored, is l3 feet, and the bore is I2 fee, 10
length, and 10 inches 10 dancer, leaving
thickness Of solid metal OF one foot a, the breach
In form the piece is plain and uaassuming in ap.
pearance, withoa. raisei moulding: or rings, ION
The French systen,) the object being 70 attain h.
meal; and the whole tapering nearly equally
from the breach, WHICH is Oh inches in diameter,
10 The .nuz.Ie. which is 10 :aches-givins ,hcs.
ness Of msal 10 /, as a tube Of u inches a, The
former, and 8. inches at the latter. The model
for This ean was provided ~ the \ americans, who
n.dssei it, sai wes made on an inc! aaa-a-tSt
pca!e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
A FACT A onru xNO,vlNc a...,I.

FACT WORTH Knowing "A een,i~,usn
Of q Scuiinlous habit. became all, cbd With Ulcer
"n'ns Of Tie Thral and N";c. aud a Jisagte,nblc
and t"ubicsomo disetse uf the skin. ludcsd his
whfe sysi.in borc the marks Of beng saturated
with cisease. Ons hand and writ were 50 much
Effected that he had lustno use oi The hnnj. every
part being covered with deep. painful ard offensive
Ulcers. aud bis hand and Mrs, were Nv hollow AMI
ioruus as u Son.ioCmb. II wos NJ this SINCE of
he complaint, Wien death appeared Inevitable
from lOaihsuu.e disease. that ho commenced the
use oi!ayne's Aheta,ivc, and havire taken sStcen
bodies IL now rcsiecily cured. PnJiie Ledcer.
THIS ALTERATivE operates through the circnla-
lion ""d p"''ies the blood aud crndca es diseases
ON the svsto =, wherever located; and the nume-
rous cures il h performed in dncus, of the Skin.
Cancer. Scrofi ., Goiire. Liver complaint. Dy,pcp.
sia and other cuonic Diseases, is truly astonishing.
Prepared on by DR. ID JAyNE, No B South Third
Street, ,hI,Uueipha.
w -'i"~. v, oct IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
Erom the National Police Gozeite, E.rtra.
ARREST OF HENRY lSAACS.

From information communicated this Nor
ing( Monday )toEditorso of The NationalPolice
Ga e,te." this young man, the late booh-keeper
and confidential clerk OF Dolford, fancker s.
Co., of Wall street, was arrested while at
tempting to escape justice, By sailing for Jam
aica, in the clipper Sally Ann. 81.
isaacs stands charged with cmbe 'zling or
fotbing his employers OF about $40 900 near
ty all of which has lost in gambling,
He lad aiken passage by the name OF Hend-
rickson and went OH board ut Z O'Clock this
morning.
The vessel was TO have sailed this day for
Jamaica.
Isaacs was taken to the city prison for fur
DISCRIMINATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
/ Err ALL The wsdd know The wonJe n

EFT ALL The World know he wouJ, tr,l
efficacy "i DR. Duncan's EXPECTORA Mt
REMEDY! Tor the cure OF CONSUMPTION nj d
The sympi'ms indicating going INTO "a decline
DIR DUNCAN Drnr Sir,
TIE unJcrslgned. patient under my care for
The last three mhnIhs, VIII" has been lahuriIp wIh
PhhisIs Pumonalis OF pulmonary consumpiio aud
finding that no medicine 1 could presorlie wuuId
Ut 'rd hin any relief. was therefore deiern,ncd
10 lest your Erprciuran Remedy ut The snnie inn,
having no confidence ~ ihs medicine .ci forth TO
cure csnsumpii"n; bu Ia please The patient nj
ned MIN TO send - your agent in wuosic- DIR J
T. Cunli~rer for The medicine which he did and
used II According IN HE drecliy,s accompanying
the holtlcs. md truly 10 my establishment, found
my patient FAST improving which he continued I'm.
b" hetame FefiecIly well. believe he used only
bottles 3, his reghcs write vuu these lines
hoping your expaclnran, medicine viii continue Io
do for The c"n>ump'iyes generally as ia the above
Gaze. Yours Respeci'ulIv,
DR. JAMES K DICHEY.
| Willingly s1hscribs my name To the aioye Ms
heing n SOLEMN nrd sincere fntL l hope if,se sC
hcied with That dreadful disease. consumpiion will
find out ynnr medicine "a time. aud he cured
VIM ID WILKINS. Wayne county. O
a fresh supply just received bi The univ agents
in Wheeling Is 81 II d MARSH
uci9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
JOMN NJ. OnEM y CO.

Nl II N y III ~ ~ 1 n III KS,
230 Market ST., ~ w. corner Of Charles.
BALTl MORE
Ha AVE received their FALL. and WINTER
n SIMPLY NJ CLOTHS. CAs iarsg' ash Yrs
iS5e, wa.ca hey vii fn1se "a order "a the se.l
aud nos f1,h:nna'ls fiylc.
0ENTLENEN'S CLOTHING - On Tho .eeo. q
n o. ni lhcif hnild nc. which hns been fued np n,
the rufpoio. Will he iound lnrFe assortment nt
ihe fines, ord medium qualities of CLorn,sg Rs,
~ NhoT, Of superior style and workman h,,
J65- NJ VgriFion in rrcss ihe owcs rfirc i.
di''r cl'y marked 10 figures 90 every gsrntnt.
UtfT V5,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
AGENTS FOR THE WESTERN VIRGINIA
TIMES AND GAZETTE


WEST Liberty, VA.-John Stsile
WEST ALEXANDRIA, PA. X. Hone.
TYLER COUNTY, Va YIN. J. M'Coy.
BELLE-AIR, Onto. d. II. Archer.
ELIzAGETHTowY .MARsHALL Co, VA.-IHoge.
CADlz, O.-E. T. Albert.
Mt. PLEASANT, O.-Abrdham NJ Grep.
ST. GAINESVILLE, O.-Foster Carroll, Esq.
STEUBEHvILLE. O.--Lcpi Mciior.
BROOKE, Co. NA.-Ksdidh Steen, Esq.
PORTLAND, OnIo-John W. Matthews.
ISAIAH STEEY, Esq. is our Agent for Brooke
county, Virginia.
TRIADELPHIA. James Reed, u. NJ
Mn. LEVI MELLoR, is our Agent for Steu-
benville, Ohio, and vicinity.
MAssLLoN, OHIo-James ". UnderhiH.
G-9" All money paid to the above agents
will be received the same as if paid into the
Office. All contracts made with them for add
vertising and printing will be filled the same
as If 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 will be returned to them by
the earliest conveyance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

FROM CALIFORNIA. The following is
an extract from letter received 1t Boston from
the peninsula Of California, dated
"SAN FRATcIsco, June %.
This country is in a lamentable state of
confusion aud enifely without laS. Eight
cen hundred Mexican troops are daily expect
ed under the command OF an officer who was
educated IN England, and is said to be man
OF great capacity and character. Attempts are
making TO excite the Californians TO oppose
the landing OF the troops which will not prob
ably succeed, and we shall be again under Mex
lean rulers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

oCS The New Workers keep upa constant
noise about their inagnilci mt steamboats,.
No doubt they are worthy of praise. A now
one, Tic Hendrix Hudson, is thus spoken Of id
She Courier Of Friday: >
THE HENDRIX HUDSON This noble
steamer made her first trip to Albany last
evening; and we doubt not but she will do IL
IN as short time as il has ever been p, rform.
ed with tllc same state Of tide. We in COM
mon with tens Of thousands, visited this noble
steamer sc stcrday, and yye felt strong desire.
thoi u such thing were possible, she and the
oregon might BE- thrown open for a month in
the Thames, Englishmen who have never
'isiiedthe United States have not the slight
Get conception Of ono q orr noating palaces
\ sieamrr 30 feetlong. by 10 feet It breadth.
sn'saea N 9 STYLE :. oriental rnagnifcence.
= sor s:aiEf .ica M sc only destined 20
beer Of At3sfb ;he medium Of our ptcss -
sixteen sch toat3 measure more than MILF
and Then The luxury. tie comfort ard snlety
81 travelling, one hundred and fifty miles in
less than eight hours
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
- rcrrAqr $500 -,

TzE PcsTA9E R7toE.i -r,s ,se.,...
& q, fos; C,hco 9. csnyofd,N y. IL. 70, n
frs; quarter (jus; c,oaed) un5,f 10 e. AZ PCS.
:ss- is s7i2, lie pf.,ig,s cuGf;cr ,snd ii.t
POSTAGE 81, falling OF only SIS, orllr,1
cent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

SECOND CRoF MIR Shaw Of Past wheel
Ing, s~es-yi:ir - Tss:sI,ly several vsS.s CD !
pian' .; nc seoJfIs sf2p ;nis year Tl,, pears
wefs a. iaTsr san as0sn. .hc plam, wi;hs.a
shIn qmie srar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

BOARD OF TRADE-A special meeting
Of the Board Of Trade will be held III the Coun.
c,l Chamber on MoWpAY evening. the 10Th
inst. BY order, &. u. HUBBARD. See.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
SATURDAY. otr ia 1916.

Q-S~0ur subscribers, both at home and
abroad, should remember. that unless payment
is made for our weekly IN Gfuancs. the charge
for il is three dollars. l'hey can therefore
save some money By complying with our
terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE FARM IN CABELL CoUN.
- lf FlRGINlA.--'Th fim lies on The o.
W. t''cf five miles below Guyandoue, and contains
go acres. 900 Of winch is boucm, us acre.
cle'fed md not inferior 80 any soil i'm The Ohio
tot ~. w good STATE Of cultivation.
Tho impr'vtincn's consist Of n large dn elIipg
ho1'e Kitchen and smoke house. all Of h,jek a
"ell ~ good pure water harm. table. orchard, &c
TERMS-One lhirJ cash. the rsmainde, in two
~ 'hlee paymcnIs 10 sun the purchasers.
nv 20 Jmw JAMES POAGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

SALT rs y MANURE.-Go Cav Lu-cac. one
Of the hifhcs. Authorities in agricultural
chemistry. maintains before .hc Trsnch Iur,i.
tOte that salt is not manure. that IL does not
contribute 20 'hs ImrIc, MIN. 81 .ol
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
EXHIBlTlON.-Tl

1--r.-------->S~ss--sswss ss>sey,,s>.sxn1e------
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBlTioN.-The I,
Ohio and Brooke Counties Society's Annual
Exhibition came oflon "Wednesday last The
show, in some departments, was not as good
as that Of last years, while in others i, far ex-
cellcd any of the previous meetings of the
Society.
The display OF horses was very fine, and Tire
prizes IN the several classes were well con-
tested. The number Of cattle was not so great
RS las, year. but embraced some very fine spe-
cimens OF successful breeding. The swinish
family was represented IS about dozen ami
mails OF different breeds,
The display OF fine wooded sheep, perhaps,
cxcelled any collection of the kind ever held
in the West. There were about 30 lots from
the finest flocks in Ohio, Brooke and Wash
ington counties. a gentleman who attended
the State FAN at Cti,a OF tie n ". York State
Society, stated that this part of our Fair "iar
eNcelled both in quality and number that at
Utica. The committees found great difficulty
in deciding between several lots.
HORSES.
STATIONS list premium to VIM. Irwin
for young Black Rock"
Second premium to Rott. Mirchland, for
his Bay Horse
BRooD MAEES.-First premium TO D. Lcf-
fer for his bay mare.
Second premium to John Maxwell for his
bay mare.
Two YEAR OLDs.-First premium TO Jas.
M'Colloch, for his roam horse.
Second premium TO Robert Mitchell; for his
black iilley.
frARLINcs.-First premium to Robt. II.
Wilson, for his black colt.
Second premium, to J. S. McGary,
ANDREW MITCHELLl
GEO MILLER
JAS. KELLY Oommiuee'
JNO. L. SlSSoN.
CATTLE.
BUrLs.-First premium to Benz. Kelley
Second premium to Jno. Atkinsonl
BULL CALvEs.-lst premium T.. S. Nit.
chelt..
81 premium, Jno. NJ. Ball
fEARLINGs. First premium to Josiah Nor
gan.
Cows.--lst premium, Robt. Fl. Wilson.
81 premium, VIM. Faris,
Two YEAR OLD HrIrERs.-First premium
toI. W. Mitchell,
Second premium, James Kelly.
fEARLING HrrFERs.-lst premium to T.
Hammond,
Second premium, l. w. Mitchell,
HEIFEn CALvEs.-lst premium, w. Faris,
2dpremium, w. Gregg.
WORKING oxEN.-lst premium to James
McColloch,
Second premium to VIM. Gregg.
FAT CArrLE.-First premium, Jas. Kelly.
BAIL BELL,
ELI WELLS, SComn,i;,ee
JON. MCoLLOCH,
SHEEP.
BueKs.-lst prem. l. w Mitchell,
ID prem BAIL Wells.
Best THREE Buck LAMBs.--Po n. =. At
kinson.
rs $ $S3h S H SSfEi Committee.
Ewes, BEsr THREE.--First premium to
Talbot Hammond,
Second premium TO Jno !. Jacob.
EVE LANES, BEST FIvE.-First premium to
Joseph Morgan.
SANiL. JACOB,
HOGS.
BoARs.--lst premium to Benz. Kelly.
Bears UNDER ONE YEAR oLp.-First pre-
MUM to Robt. ii. Wilson.
Second premium to Robt II. Wilson.
Sows. list premium to Mitchell Waddle.
81 premium to William Gregg.
Sows UNDER ONE YEAR oLD.-First prem
ium to Robt. ii. Wilson,
Second premium to VIM. Gregg.
VIM. BUKEY,
G.. w. BELL. COMMITTEE.
JNO. ATKINSON,
The Committee to whom Agricultural I'M
plements were referred, have examined ma
chine for crushing corn on the cob, manufac-
tmed by 3. Woodcock * Son, ana consider
it well worthy OF premium and of general
patronage.
N. p. ATKINSON, )
B. KELLY. ICommittee
o. HEDGES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

BNOR Saba VALUABLE FARM IN
q WAY Ne COUNTY. VIRGINIA. This
i'In lies on The Ohio river CIV miles below cuyan.
''ie ~ contains about 200 pcres nj rich Ohio
N'iiom about l2o of which IL cleared aud m good
-nio Of cultivation, The improvement are n
dwelling house. kitchen, smoke house. barn. corn
ouse. g.. 6c. young orcbofd VI choice frull 10
90 the firm
TERMS One thousand dollars in hand, he
p.tof p1yutnts ij-suit The purchasers
y IS jmN JOHN MCCORMICK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

We hear reports that Monroe has elected
Wing; but we think not. II loco foco is
elected, however, his majority is very maj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

WE TOLD YCU So.-Aleody has there
been Big Thundcr' club established in New
York, the object Of which is TO release DR..
Boughoon frdinprisoh. Big Thundef will be
a hero at the next election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
MORE NEW BONNETs,
A. M,LuRE.

NO. l65 MARKET SPACE.
Z" ne rooms to'ffy 'ee"pIefby F Brenaing,r, for
AnctoHs d"or North n Onion street
M HERE he is nov receiving and oncninr
w splendd selection of FALL and WIN.
TN oooDS OF The latest style. which consists of
variety generally Kept IN This city Persons
wishing 10 pure hosa will please call and eYsm;n.
oc'ore purchasing. og they will frd manys,,le, moi
III h, market as my stock is of The Iaes, arrival
irnri The East. a., OIL &C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
OHIO

To-day is tbeSia'e election ~ Ohio T1-,o
Az ualA stations - .st.r ..t.3.' -,
notpfofnias wci. --l.!osa 5.d mir
ivy P''''"l WI ''''" landing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

MKETlNG.-The Trustees Of the Wheel.
Ing University are requested TO meet at the
CITY Council Chamber, on TUESDAY, evening,
Oct. 81, alta o'clock. As there is mportan,
busi,icss 20 be attended TO, relative to the in
sttution, il is hoped the attendance will he
full
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
Neranda Hotels, is agent for this paper III
New Orleans. Advertisements for It or orders
for new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention If left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
% CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.
VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR
SALE a. Auction. by YoRKE. BRASuEARs q,

-NAbOABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR
S s,'..I, a. Auction, by YoRKE. BRASHEARs a.
On WEDNESDAY morning Ocl 15,b. nj IN -
NJ u. he auction STORE 2S Columbia ~, will hs .od
"' rhtn' RIGHT Tor The Western States for Tho
m's'ne ct S'lor Gas nnd The Apparatus. patented
nt jas Crnich"i and now nred condiiionoll, no
Me'''s G q II Sboenberger. This Gus il no,y
'H use on seo'nhcois. IN churches hotels and n,;.
'n'e houses. aud u generally admired f., usb,;i-
linhry ana economy Il :ssppllcabe for , ,,,gIo
room ~ niarge civ Pn those who bave ma, ~.
NF.nsn'ed iire'efenco is made IN oil iha, no
Fhe proprietor having more Than he can aus,5
10 IN lher states e The cause Of saIe and ce,ainI,
MS oilers to the copnalsI and ari,zin nns III AZ.
h'H chances ol making money Of any va eve,
snc" o. The invention having been fully or,d fair.
ly lsstei 'a"-
The STATES pr posed Tor sale on The above Jav.
ume'. previously sold at private sale. will be IN
o.io h"n'uckr Tennessee. Alsbama and ali S,at..
"esi AMI N West ~ The above Staies. save sod
except The cty ard county OF 81 Louis. which bs,
nesh pWchnsed niier investigation by The 81 L,uis
Gas Lgsi Co. Noi less Than one Safe will bo
sold al lime Terms cash
fORKE. BRASlIEARS 81 IIRWsoN
"'''u" oc' 10 S'CS2S! AUchoneers.
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v6LNEY B, PALMER is our authorized

VoLNEY b. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
tisements for the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His Offices are -
PHlLADELPHlA.-N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
NEW YORK.-rribune Buildings, oppos-
lite City Hall :.
BALTIMoRE.-S. T.. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSTON,-No. II State street.
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OHIO ELECTION

We find the returns front the Ohio elcci. j,
show conslnsively tina, the people intend to
sustain the banking law and legislation OF
last session entire. The representatives in
the counties cs far as hear, from as follows.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

GA number of Chiefs of the Po;tawot-
tnmic tribe of Indians, passed up the river on
the Bertrand yesterday, IN charge of Mr.. FL
hot, late an Indian agent, and accompanied
By MIR. Holiday, half breed, as interpreter
They are bound 10 Washington on business of
the tnbe. Mr.. II. intro luced us to the chief
as the white mans great madeline" If it had
been the Argus man that he was introducing,
We suppose he Would have called him the
white mans great puke."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

CURIOSITY The stuffed skin Of a double
cali was left with uFyesterday morning. il
was brought for'lI by n cow of Mr. HemphAl
on Short Creek. Il Is joined at the breast he
mouths coming near together Il has eight
perfect lees. two heads and tails
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

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