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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

G5-The New Castle Courier confesses the untruth
and Injustice of its charge against Gov. whitconb,
but So far from repenting of it, reiterates its ungen-
fiemar]y imputations- His malice, however we
consider too impotent to be worthy of more than
passing notice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

INAUGURATION BALLs.-There are to be two Inau.
DURATION Balls at Washington the 4th March, --one
managed by democrats, the other by Tyler office hold
ers and seekers and wings. The matter is creating
quite war of words in papers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

MICHIGAN SESAToR.-General Cass was elected U.
5 Sena or for Michigan the 4th inst, in place Of
Mr. Porter, whose term will expire the 4th of
March next. He received the vote Of all the demo-
Gratis of the House, and all but two of the Senate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

GA sixth trial for the election of Mayor Of Bos-
ton has been unsuccessful. The Wing and Native
vote has increased the democratic fallen off little
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

fsr the purpose of advertising quack medicines and
prospecfuses of mammoth weeklies monthly maya
zines. What immense quantity of paper is wasted
in this country
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

OrTThe ceople-the Democracy of Ohio are AREA
dy rising against the federal bank bill recently passed
by the legislature. Meetings being held and in
dgnent resolutions adopted denouncing the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

The Nashville Union, which has recently been put
under the editorial arrangement Of the Hon o. A. p
Nicholson, has been greatly enlarged and improved,
and is of the ahlest newspapers of the West
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

T. w. DoRR.-The Legislature of Rhode Island
adjourned Saturday One Of their last acts to
refuse the petition of Sullivan Dorr for leave for him.
self and his family physician ovsit his in prison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

CoSsrpERABEE OF A Doe.-A Mount ST. Bernard dog,
weighing one hundred and sixty pounds was resen'ly
sold at Toronto for upwards Of $500,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

New FAsuIoN.-The dress makers Of New York
have started style of dresses very high in the
neck, to which they give the name Of Oaderdonks.
They require bishop to make them set WE'LL"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-20

The stock for steam Cotton Factory at Charleston
Is. CO. has all been taken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

en- rs d. :, .''n," o"s"'"S
IL "'"s S"'f'" w ""oeI,
'urI' .o"'su ~" "e ""' s'P''' anu
unIrp coone
-. -. $500 49, '"'" "' .pV
,"'S" -" ~ so"'"o" !" "s
49,, y :, "oo"s VI ""e" "F s"'N Is very
l,.nal. -" .o'"r',o
80. 80 "o'H o"'' h'Fpo" ~ 1"'"'
Inso,,". a Laws ""'"" "'e"s' a"'
non nm,
Neapo.ian' fiaii aud Florence Brad Bo'neis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
SALE Of. v,,0,,,,

h'hS SALE ola Valuable Farm
- rimc SiNOny sheep. &c, An orror,unitv
rarely Occurring is onerd l., ihnse ~ i,Lins ~ n,n
cure really prime SAXONY IlEEP. The 1,cs q,
..o ia'e John Williams, deed, Of IIoilidn,is Cuye
va near Sirubenville. q. will 10 offered n, publ,c
.a'e' ON TUESDAY, the ! 3ru DAY or MAY NEXT.
'o"sss "i about SUO grown shce n, including
aoon' o0 Bucks. besides about 3 Or 400 Lambs.
me a""'e n"ck Is the result Of many years con
''"tt apphcation ON the part OF the late owner. III.
"aih u.sife being 10 gmw only the very best quality
~ woodland II Is the pick Of his n SEX. he havin
scld over 800 OF tho second qualiy las, summerV
making II certain 10 the purchaser that he il bu, iag
s'ficiy prime sheep. Tie nock is in excellent con.
di'lon. without any old sheep in il.
III rnny be rs well to observe that the wool from
The nbove sheep was sold las, year to Mr. Lawrence
of the Middlssex Co, Lowell. Massachusetts. nj
prices, according To Crude. ranging from ~ to go
CENTS PER pound-ovcrnging 5SI cents. Blu, nj, his
time II il confidently believed ,herc ore no shes, in
me Hook. tho fleece Of which did no, bring SO cents
per pound.
Also. The farm on which tho decreased rrs;leI
lying ON The oIio river. above and adjoining J..so
Eig'"g'on's residence. containing about 94O Acres
nearly all OF which is it, cultivation. aud in n high
s'"'e o' mpfoVement-wuh a 90 u and eonv enieu,
u"o,h"g mouse. iafn, three or four sheep houses.
.a'n"s anu oil o'her necessary out bnildlngs-wuh
,wo large and valuable Apple Orchard. Of selected
'iui's. and IL altogether enc Of Tho mos, de,,,oblc
situations on The Ohio river.
Also. one yoke Of valuable Oxen. or carl. four
horses, and 4eigtit or ten head Of iull blood Durham
caiile IN good condiiicn--a two horse cnriose nnJ
harness; gold lever watch corn shelter. a lo, of
hogs, farming utensils, and household and kitchen
furniture. DC. &c.
Sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock. A NJ. when IN,
terms. mich will be reasonable. will no made
known. WNf BROWN c,o,,,a,
spl6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

NHANCERY SALE Pursuant 10 the de.
- crees made by The Circuit Superior CouIt
oI Inv and Cheucery for Ohio county, on the
10Th day OF June, 1914, and O h day OF Febru>
airy, 1919, In the suit in Chancery between Mo
sES RnoDhs complainant and ARcRApALpW GODS,
ADMINISTRATIVE 81 JoBN SocKMAN, DECEASED
Henry b ~SOcKMAN, Isaac ID BaCwN AND ELIZA
BETH uis WIFE AND OTHERS, defendants, I will
sell, on Thursday The SEVENTEENTH day
OF APRIL, 1915, at The front door OF the couit
morse OF Ohio county, Virgins, TO the hist est
bidder al public auction, the following real es
tate, that is TO say, THE TRACTS or parcels
oil land al;h the appurlcnances which were
conveyed by Joseph Apologize TO The said John
Sockman, in his life time, by deed dated the 25ih
day o! August, lSlT,and recorded in the Clerks
ONCE oil the county couri Of said county. in
Deed book numb,r Q, page leo, except thai poi.
tloii OF said tracts which was conveyed by the
said John Sockman to Daniel Steearod, by a
deed OF The same date recorded in said book
number 9, page 90; ALSO, THE FOUR LOTS
OF land situated on the west side of Market
street IN the city of Wheeling, IN said county,
oeing The lots numbered NINE, TEN, ELEVEN AND
TWELVE, IN the square numbered SEVEN, on the
plat OF said city; or such part or paris of sal I'd
real estate as shall be Sufficient to satisfy sal
DEGREES.
TERMS-The purchase money TO be pav>
aoie IN three equal instruments, at six, twelve
and eighteen months respectively from the day
oil sale, With interest from that day-lke pur.
chaser giving bond With good security therefor,
am The title 10 be retained as a further security
till payment in full.
ISAAC w MITCHELL, Commissioner
mak'1S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
A. M. ADAMS Il CO..
NO. l67 MAIN STREET.

FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS.
Have just received from The Eastern cities. n
choice stock ofGoods for Genilemen'sw wear. suitable
Eot The season. selected by Mr. NJ II GRtco. Anon
their stock will be found
Supcrfno French and English Broad Chorus. Of
no best qualities and mos, perfect finish.
CAssiMEREs, plain and fancy. a very beautiful
and superior assortment.
VESTiNGs: Our assortment Of Fashionable Silk
ond Satin Ves,ings, for style. finish and quality
surpasses anything ever in this city.
Fashionable Scarfs and Crava,s. Slorks. Gloves,
Shirts, "a beautiful pal,efn ready made) Sc. &c.
NEW YORK SPRING FASHIONS.
We have received the N. York Spring Fashions.
and are prepared TO answer oil orders in our limo
IN . style heretofore unequalled in this city.
sp 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

CENTLEMENS WEAR. viz: CLOrnS-.Ext,o
super French black. wool dyed do. do very low
priced The fashionable cilron brcwnsolrvc brow,
a"d golden olive. (very beautiful collr., him,
invisible green, brown and gray.
CASSlMEItES-Extra super French back Jo..k;,
DO fancy colors. stripes aud pIalds, wool ,lvra
black. Twce,s oi various kinds. DC, Sc.
SUMMER GOODS--Csshm, reiis. French tL,,eu,
and Driliings. Gambroons. Linen Checks. S,,mmc,
Cloths Of all colurs. together with every dcsc ripi,or
Of Linen aud Gotten Goods.
VESrINGS-Exira super blk satinsilk. coshmc,.
Valencia mud Marscilles. among wL,eh are ,o,,,
OF the newest and most beautiful Goods eve,
imJ oried.
|CRAvATS. STOCKS: &c-Rich satin Crov,,.
scars aud stocks. elk NADIA and cambria craya,s
n large stock.
POCKET HDKFS-Siik and cnmbric hdkc Of cvr,,
description aud variety. with Cloves, Su.pcnder.
socks. ond in fact cvery other desirable ar,icl,
connected with This department.
ATS-Pan a, Leghom aud Palm Leaf AAo
Children Hats Of various kinds.
WEAR Almost every variety Of Goods 10,
this purpose, in the selection Of which great care
has been exercised,
Irish Lincns. Fine shirt ngs, under shirts and drawer.
.(silk. me rim and cotton
TAILORS' TRIMAllNGS-Exlra super silk serees
worsicd do. new style buttons. the very bcs,
sewing silks md Twist, Silicin Sayings. &c, DC
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS--Damask aud RinIscyc
Table Diaper, Fine Damask Table Cloths and
Napkins, IA unblcachcd Diaper. u rare article
do Cotton. ID 10 4 and sd Linen and Cotton
Shcciings, 9.S Pillow Case Linen. White
Marscilles Counicrpnnos. Cotton Fringcs. Furniture
Dimi'y and Chinizcs. Hearth Brushes. &c, &c.
AIDES WEAR. yiz FANCY DRESS GOODS
Oigandi. Bilzarine, Tarlcion, Lace md Jacnncl
Lawns, Wursicd Balzarincs, Barages, Plain black
aud sngc green Mouslin dc Lame. very fine
quality. together with various other colors. &c.
French. English and Domestic Chimes. Earlsron
ap ~ WM II SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
DIR. RADClJFFE.

- IIIN TH1SfJtAN, =
EO ESPECTFULL Y iendersh:s professional
h9 services Ia The citizens Of Wheeling. =,
The Medical Practice which he has The honor of
mlrndncn g INTO this city, Games mme ny
Its general In'rpdnciion into the iamil es oi tie fret
circles. IN The chief ciiits Of the Union--fom ito
adoption ny a long list If The old school practitioners
AND by It's superior success over every oiher
-nhrhof IN tho cure md expulsion Of nll forms o!
cnreable diseases, whether &c ITO or chronic.
In This system, all The seventies ol the old practice
are dispensed with. such as Bleeding, Blistering,
hineIies. CuiliaIIIcs, &c. dc, and when tho
pf"'nphinde 81 Tho cures is considered. il will be
Ionhd Ia he the most econ fnical mrdc in use.
Dr. Radcliffe. will be found at the ohire adjoining
The residence Of } MLure. Esq. Main sircsl.
Wheeling, Va. nm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
NORTH WHEELING ACADEMY

' WIS vii resume liz opera.
Il lions. on Tuesday. April 18th. Terms as for.
'neIiy. viz; $1,000 and Sl2,0 0 per term vi % weeks,
or so.OO and 5000 per quarter. There will be
some extra charges FOR experiments in Natural Pm.
iosophy and Chemistry. Thtrc will he four teach.
orsa formerly and perhaps 9 fifth n par, OF his tine
1 ho male and female departments sill bo conduc.
ted, as hereiofnro, in seearaie rooms anil pleasure
grounds. IL The former patronage be continued, the
subscriber hopes. before long. 10 procure a separate
building for the female department. For further in.
formation inqulrors will please refer 10 DIR Glenn
ems Dr Iodd' Ihos ii List, Hiram Brown or Thos
Sweeney. Zap 1-9wl WIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
w oRKs ON GARDENING. &c.-D.wn

w oRKs ON GARDENING. &c.-D.wn-
w me's L,'-lscnre Gardener; The complete
Florist. % ceni,; The XII. hen and Frnii Gardener.
70 rents; Tne Complete Gardener aud Fturisi. CO
cents; The American Poulicrciis Companion; The
farmers Mipc; Blucklurk on Sheep and Wal; Cha.
ter X Yonaii an Dlsord FRS III Cattle; Bueli. Farmers
Compnnion; Botany Tor Brginner,; Co,nsiock'., Lin,
collins and North American Bo,ary, with se.essi
oIhe' wuiks smiled 10 The present seas,n. for sale Id
ap JOHN J ilASWELI. Uninn street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

- IOEN NOIICEs
NOTICE IS hereby given, tina, an election will
In be neld on Thursday. tho 24ih day April
insi' al the several places appointed by law, in Ohio
county. 10 choose one fiji person 10 represent the
District composed OF the counties Of Ohio. Brooke
Tyler, Monongnlia. Marion, Preston, Randolph and
Barbour, in the next Congress Of tho United Stotes
Also, one person 10 represent The county of Ohio. in
the next House Of delegates Of Virginia; at the fol.
lowi ing places. and under The supcriniendanee of The
following gentlemen. viz.
At The Court H,us--Lewis Bayhu, BENJAMIN =
Kelly. and George Colts.
Al the House Of Jno d Foster. in Triadelohio
Hugh Miliigan, James Vance, and Robor, vii.
Hanson.
the House of Washington l. Biggs. in The ,ovn
of West Liberty John Brady, Josephus MIn,yre
and Levi Mills.
Al'o. at the same time and places rs above named
there will be a poll opened for the election of three
suitable PERSONS. Ia serve as overseers Of The moor
for Ohio county under the following order of The
County Court. April Term. lS45.
Ordered. that The county Of Ohio. sha II be a disiric,
for The election Of three Ovcrseers Of The Poor. for
said county. and that The sheriff of Ohio county bo
aud il hereby, directed 10 open n poll, fo, said
election, on tho fourth Thursday Of the present
month Of April. and that he is further directed 10
give due notice thereof; said poll 10 be held NJ The
same time and place Of the state election.
w MITCHELL. u. s.
opio For 4 fdrRaH. Sheriff:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
ri MnXAL.

AFAfETrE MrNEELY, would respectfully
4 inform The citizens OF Wheeling nnl the p,h.
lc grneIally. that lac has removed his DRUG AND
MEDICINE STORE. la Ibe r~rm formerly occun,cd
Ivy MI IL Pollock. as a Shoe Store. ticxi door 4, M
"fah aud two d"rs from Market Alley. where lc
wan receive IN q few days. in addition Ia his turner
stock q FRESH and we'll pr-rtt-As .r<k All Drugs. Me-
dicines, Paints Oils. Dye Stuff. Perhnncr. Sc. 10
wh'ch no would invite The, attention VI his old rus.
, liners and The public.
N II. lie has also his usual supply Of Garden aud
Flower Seeds. (ap2-lm) 100 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

win The hundred aud one other kinds loo numerous
TO designate, all of which have been seIec ted with
care aud attention. aud will bc disposed of Whole,
sale or Retail nj as low prices as they can be pur-
chascd wcsI Of the mpuninins.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing /, purchas.
q small! assur'mcni, eihcr by The package or dozen.
VIII do well Ia call and examine my stock, rs am
confident can supply them a, prices hat canmuI
laii 10 please. Thankful for The liberal patronage
hcfcioforc extended To me ! sull solicit and shall
"iidonror Ia merit n continuance OF Inc same.
ALSO. always un hand n large aud gencml as.
sorImeni al Shoe Stock aud Shoe Findings. Hcm!uck
and Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Bml Morocco aud
n d Skins Lining nnJ BIn,iing Skins. Gallpuns. Boot
Wchbs' Shoe Pegs, Sine Nails. Tacks. Shoe Threads
"i Tho best quality, &c &c. Boot aud Shoe Manu-
iaciurerS will find tia, I cnn furnish them with al
most every thing u their line of business. en- good
Terms OPS SAML MoCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
ESII &C.

JUST arrived the following nrliclr.; 100 lbs frtsh.
q Figs. best quality ia small drums Tor Family os. !;
100 lbs best BoIdcans S,h Shell Almonds; 100 lbs
f.ngl sh Walnuis; 100 10 Palm NUT; 5 boxes Les
'noi's; 100 boxes Prunes; 100 lbs Preserves uf the
folio" ing kinds. Peaches. a piicois, Plum. Straw beri
ry. Gninres Gnd Chcrre e.; 5 los Sausage Cheese; Just
received ami for sale al PARKER'S
mar ~ No ,OI Nam street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR APRIL
ID PAINE 81 CO. MANAGERS


To one and all Throughout, The county. WI
say send your orders 10 our Lucky Office. aud
secure su'nc oi the Fortunes daily dish ihu,ed.
ErAll orders with the cash or prize tickets
,nclosec, will meet with as much Intention as il
personally applied Tor. All orders come perfect,
~ saie by mail.
All business i~n'rustcd TO me will meet Win
every attention and dispatch. "
Address all Older rs to N l. DORSEY. Agen,
Tor " PANE u Co, Managers : Office % Main
st, a lew doors above Monroe.
6,OO0 DOLLARS.
POhOMUkE RIVER LOTTERY,
Class No IL, tor 1915.
To oe drawn OF Wilmington, Delaware. on
THURSDAY, April n, 1916.
SCHEME:
irIze oil $4,000 | prize OF SI2Oa
BOO I IIg6
1900
Besides mary other smaller Puzcs.
70 No Lottery-lj Drawn Ballo,s.r
Tickets So Halves $Si--Quaricrs 50 cts.
Certificate OF package 81 Wholes S27. Shares
IN proportions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

James E WAarssn, Esq: BE p eased to an
nounce our late efit ieni and talented represen.
tativs DANiEL NJ EDGINGTOr', Esq, as a
Su.ss ";e eahainate TO represent the County OF
Cslo in me House OF Delegates in the mex,
General Assembly of Virginia.
MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

81NOR TIE LADlES-New style Lawns and
Il Lawn Ginghams. British and American CbInrz
Rich Ottoman Gloves anu MllIs, Lemon, Ombro and
other new style Ribbons. Florence Brad Shell do.
Brilliant and straw BOnneis, psrasOls sud ParasOlelres.
PLAIN ard Chameleon Silks. Lacn. Linen Lawn anG
cambria Pocket lIdkfs, Choppa. Bomsls. B,udanu
aud English Pvckol lIdkfs, Ladies Fancy Cmyals. do
Gimps' plain and iancy silk. Black and White
cotton and silk embroidered Lacics' Hose ofsnporor
quality, cheap at zap 12) M'MURRAY'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
NEW nook mNDERY.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

az BERRYtlILL have received
" and "pened q fresh spring supply Of scasunablc
ana desirable goods. which lhcy are sell ing very
cheap and fast in fact we have been so husily en-.
gagged in selling. that we Ind like TO have forgotten
TO advertise Those wishing 10 purchase chcap asd
desirable goods will please call sDon. np s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

VOLNEY ". PALMER, rs our authorized
agent Tor receiving SubSc, ipiions and Adver,
iisemcnis for the Wheeling Times and Gazcie,
HIS Offices are:
30 Ann street, Ncw York.
90 Pine street, Philadelphia.
Corner Of Baltimore & Calyert Streets re-,
t,msrc 90"
Is Stale street, Boston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

i SrapIE nj 1.n0rSS r'" your consideration that my snko SPRING FANCY az
linn nsaI coo md oru,Dr M ave NOV now Ome " hand. adi hdhW having bn puohasdm h mc
oil which, wu" particularly call, o"SMcnnnW my stock Of "%~" ""P"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

ni l I U'clk, n. m, Ih Company at The Market ON
Thursday The 24ih day OF April at II O'Clock. n m
9Th Company al hI"zier's l,yern on Friday the 25ih
day Of April at III O'Clock a. m. 9th Company al
EckhnrI's tavern on Saturday the 2G,h day Of April
at III o'clock, n. IN.
BY order OF q. F. Gellcy, Colonel.
AS GLENN, AdjnfanL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
RATE OF
lENNESSEE

CORRECTED DY
X FRANCE, EXCHANGE BROKER,
Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
JUVENILES, OR BOOKS FOL CuTIDREy

JUVENILES, OR BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
FHNHE Arabian Nights Entertainment; Robinson
~ Crusoe. Charlotte Elizabeth Works. Mrs
Elliss Works. Mrs Signurney's Book for Boys. &c,
Enc Rollo Book Ia different binds, sold either IN
setis or separate.
Love and Money, Woik and Wages. Liule Coin,
much Care. Which Is The Wiserf Who shall bo
Greatest Hope On. Hope Ever. Strive and Thrive.
Sowing aud Reaping. No Sense like Common
Sense. Alice Farmland. by Mary IIowiit.
f'rsi In IMPRESSIONS. Dangers ol Dining Ont, Summer
vile Hall. Minister'S Family. by Mrs Ellis.
The Twin Sisters, by Mrs Sandman.
Early Friendship. the Poplar Grove, by Mrs Coplcv.
hlosicrman Ready. 3 vols, by Captain M,rynri.
The Croflon Boys. the Prince aud The Peasant. by
Harriet MortIneau.
Looking Glass for the Mind. macy Plates.
Tired Of House keeping. by r s Arthur.
The Farmers Daughter. by Mrs Cameron.
Young Student. by Madame GuIzji, in 3 vols.
Domestic Tales, by Hannah More.
With a multitude of Toy Books. Picture Primers
&C. &c, varying in price from 81 upwards. 70,
sale by Join j IASWELL. :
Ti Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
HANGING ACADEMY.-MR YE0, Professor

HANGING ACADEMY. MIR YEo, Professor
d. OF Dancing .bcgs most respectfully To announce
h' re'nfn to Wheeling. where he intends remaining
'hree months, To give lessons in The ne west ohd
most fashionable Dances, viz The New Polish
MaJourka. (nhich has MToron The LIZ Polka comp leiely
IN he shaded First SAT- Majlurkn. "BavanaD Ma.
%jourkas." GalIopades, Qundrillcs. VALUES. Scu,ch
Reels Nornpipcs. &c. Lessons, Two pcr week
Thursday IRON -four ill six-Salu,doy from Two
nll six.
Hotel To commence on Thursday. l5,h April
ioao' np9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
ATTENTION re ALL WHOM III MAY
CENCERN.

VIA i, whereas. there is an ordinance in relis
II ton 10 streets and alleys Of lhe city Of Whe el-
ihg' ana whereas there are a number Of persons
that are violating sold ordinance and liable TO be
h"cd IN any sum moi exceeding 20 Gollars-perhnps
'hey would do themselves n kindh,ss To nay some
attention TO The 7. 8, Q, Is and 10 sections Of sud
ordinance or 'hoy Will he attended 90 by ihc aulho.
h'es Whose duty IL is 10 sec that lhcy afo observed.
A's'' perrons owning Dogs, aud permitting them
10 run az large without Collars on iltir necks. with
INC owners hamc thereon. will be NIcd unlcss al
'cnued 10 'mmedmicIy Aso. Hogs that ne mol
registered according 10 Laws, will be teken IN and
sold. Five days will he given ~ mn Indulgence.
np1 MURRAY. City Sergeant
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~ EW WORKS. NEW WORKSHOPS receiy.
- cd a synopsis Of Popery ns il was and as il IS.
ny William Hogan, Esq; Lectures ON Tho inyoea.
"on Of saints by Rev { c Pse. d d; Popular Lee
lures on Astronomy by NJ Arago; Memoirs of the
Literary Ladies. from the commencement, nj tho
last century. by Mrs Elwood; Tor sale at ROBES
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HIGHLANDS PLY S~IoLOGY-A few COMES
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