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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
i. CHATFlELD.
TmEsMrrHsoNIAN INSTITUTION

The bill which passed the House OF Repre-
sen,a,iyes for establishing the Smithsonian
Institution at Washington was not the bill re.
ported by Mr.. Owen. IL differs very consid-
erably from the plan proposed by that gentle
man.
After s~pproprsting from the interest al
ready accumulated on the original bcauest a
sufficient sum for the construction OF the re-
quisite buildings the bill goes on to constitute
a Board Of Regents to consist OF the President
and Vice President OF the United States ior
the time being, the Chief Justice ofthe Usited
States and the Mayor Of Washington, three
members OF each Housc OF Congress and six
other persons, two OF whom must be member,
Of the National Institute at Washington. and
the other iour from as many different States
The three Senators arc TO be appointed by IN,
President ut tho Senate, the three Represent
atives by tho Speaker OF the House. and m,
BIZ Other persons by joint resolution of m,
two Houses. "
This Board Of Regents is the institution
They appear to have a very large dissection
The sum Of twenty five hundred dolisrs =,
nuslly is set apart for the gradual foundat h
Ola Library, composed OF valuable work,
pertaining toall departments OF human knori
edge. la the Institution are To bc plsced
al OBJECTS OF foreign and curious research. and
an oolecis oil natural history. plants and geo.
Iog.osl and mineral specimens belonging Or
which may hereafter belong to the Uni,sd
otates-aiso the minerals, books. manuscript
aud other property OF the ~ieststor, which are
10 Dc preserved separate from the Other mon
cry OF The Institution. With the eYoen,;or
OF the sums specially set apart in the bill IL,
the Construction Of the building. the ou.di
OF a Library and III. ordinary eSpenses If ,%ss
Institution. the annual interest az the fund \.
ieit % the han's Of the Board OF Regents IN ~
applied 'ss they shall deem besi suited r., m.
p%Ioino,losi OF the purpose Of the tesatm
II would seem from this summary mode q,
dlsposingo the matter that Congress d~escs;,.
ing OF genersi agreement on any n.niruis,
plsn' where ~ many were suggested. DEE,
miucd to adopt none. but to leave Inc vsLoi,
arrangement and aPPlicstionof the fund Ia ~,
discretion and judgment of the hoard 81 "
} ~geuts-tahtng care that tie Board itself .houL
be composed Of men, in whom the whole coan
I Wy MAY lave confidence. Pethaps the Hon.,
i@s scuy wisely. UnfetteTed by res,r;c,ion,
! which might csuse unforeseen al a~5cnl,,es an
? prevent The expansion of the I~ustituts ;,to !.
D Iuit dinenssonsof future usefulness. tho r.,
VI, be Tree TO consult the spirit OF the sg,
sii To act from time 20 time unde, ,ho -
enlightened influences which iocress;og &c
i'hati0n may develope.-BaI. Am,yieaao y"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
DISCOVERY IN GALvANyM-r

DISCOVERY IN GALvANISM.-Tbe
Washington Union states that Professor Page
an examiner in the Patent Office, aud an AZ.
dent cuilivator OF %scienee, has made tho int
resting discovery that the aimosplIete h =
conductor Of galsanic electricity. The fac,
was verified by an experiment upon a magnl.
hcent scale. having iusRiy thousand so9s,s
loet OF copper iof one Of his surfaces. This
enormous oonduc'of y the roofing Of the Pa.
.ent onnoc, sua NC positive OF xinc plate OF
covered with water ard insulated from tlr
cafthi and tie two, thus arranged. afford strong
indications Of a current by tlic gslvanoscope.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
ID. PAINE K co. MANAGERS.
WHEELING VA

Drawn Nos oi DeIaws'e Lottery. class los, drawn
~ Wilmington. Del. May 2 f6.
IL 81 IS Is % - &c 30 81 &C 4 80 40 IA
Lowest prze 81.
Delaware l05-Nos Is % 81 whole $1,000;
sold Of The counter.
Mes ~ I6 80 hslf $4,000. Aiso 4 81 So hal,
$500. Grand CONSOLIDATED. class Is Both Of these
tickets we're IN The same package aud soId 10 a
gentleman Of Mount Pleasant. ohio
may n 4. DORSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

MuRDER.-On the 18th ult. Josrph Leic-
bre was found dead on the banks Of the Wa
bash. just below the mouth Of the Embarrsss.
where he lived alone TO sell wood to steam
boats. His head was shot nearly half away.
The supposed murderer was arrested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
ANOTHER RICHMOND m THE FILED

The New York Mirror states that Mr.. Man.
ning, a literary geuilemsn formcs Iy connected
with the London press, p atotd to Start a
weekly critical Journal IN that city. entitled
the Athen9oHn. IN the FIRST nsnih~s : IN BE-
commenced nc publicstiou az q manuscript
work written by The late Judge Story, on the
focls aud fccty Of America.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
A DIAMOND.-Thc D,hlouer, Tim

A DIAMOND.-Thc Dshlouegs Times. Of
the 23i ult.. says:-"We were shown on Tues
day last, n diamond Of the first water. about
the size OF a large pea. belonging TO the Rev.
Pendlcton Cheek. of Henry county. Ii was
Others ofs smaller size have since been found,
and a diamond hunting has superseded gold
digging
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR NASH
NiLLE.-Wc Team from the Nashville Popets
that the est-nNive des,illery and milling estab.
lishment OF Nests X. r. b'hommedieu &
Co. OF Cincinnati, near that place was destroy
ell by hre on las, "Wednesday morning. The
loss is estimated al from So, To $50. 600,
with an insurance OF siO 900. The Are it 4.
supposed originated from tho gas generated IL
the process of Installation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

THE HUGHES FAMILY.-We last eve
ming. attended the concert at the City Hall,
and wc commend the performers TO the pat.
ronagc of all lovers music aud the patrons o,
musical talent. Theirs is of the highest or
der,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

Mr.. 7. T. Bsrnum, OF the New York Muse
mn, was among the passengers In the steamer
Great Western.-Hc has brought home with
hun a living chimpansee, or African ourang
outang, which le pufchas ed for six hundred
suineas rom the proprietors of the Surrey
geological Gardens in England. The Liver.
pool Chronicle says OF this animal
1t Is the only living specimen In England
ent Is universally acknowledged 10 be tho
hnest and most extraordinary specimen ever
seen In England. Its actions, the sound ofit Is
voice while laughing and crying. approach as
closely a. possible 10 the human species, and
Its hands, lace and feet are as pure white, and
possess as sofia skin as any child living. Mr..
Bdmum has purchased tho ehimpanzes for hi.
American Museum, New York, and also 10,
the Baltimore Museum, of which he has re.
Gently become the proprietor. The genus i.
not only extremely rare, but its existence i.
Irccarious IN northern latitude-so that Mr.
barnum's spirit in procuring the creature at
such u heavy outlay for the qualification of
ms country men, Is really deserving of praise
we ssw the cliiippanzcc al the Waterloo.
yesterday, where il was inspected by a few OF
MI. Bamum ) personal l~Tients.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
THE WALL OF CHINA

INT WALL OF CHINA.-Scblep,I. !,
h's rllosorhy Of History, speaking al 1;'
siuPe ntous fabric, says: "S
"such Is the height and thickness n h;.
wsll thattt has been calculated thai H. eob;9
contents eKoeed AZ the buiidinas IN Engl,n,
sna scotland or sgsin, that Ire sa,oe &c
hsls would sefve to consthtcta wsii of o,J;
nsy heisht and moderate thickness afound
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

VIE papers respecting the Nashville tragedy
and mob in which +. T.. {. Judson was con.
cerncd. In justice to him, we copy below
the statement Of Mr.. Judson respecting the
matter.
SlAlEMENIOF EDWARDZ. C.JUDSON.
TO Tht PCBLIc PRtSs.
Within the past six or seven weeks. du,ipc
which time | have been helplessly conhoed 90
a couch OF suffering, from which / capno, vc,
arse, the papers OF the country have very rcn.
orally published articles from the Nashville
papers containing accounts OF NV late unfot.
lundte difficulties IN that city. which i'm many
casss nave been 50 maniiesily incorrect and
unjust, that a sense OF duty tn mysr,f a. well
as my friends, impels me To- take sdv,p,,r,
OF the iirst moment Of returning strength 4,
correct ttem. l respectfully request ali edi
TOTS VINO lave published the articles altitude,
10, 20 oo ne the justice TO give their reader
a iair chance To- hear both sides of thc oues
ton. aud to cnsble publishers 90 do mi, IN
retidths VIII bc mdde as hrief o. possjhle. n
The First place. ] pronounce every charge tina
has been made IN regard 10 improper intima
cy Between Mrs P~oRfERFtgLb and nyscIf. uu
eqnYocaIy tdt> and ~rOyOuHdcd, and in plac
ui the unsupported assertion of on. OF tw
men,, known To be nv own bitter enemies.
! demand proof; proof that ever touched tn
injured hdy's hand even proof that / ev,
visited her house ~ an improper hour. that
was ever seen with her at an impropes tim
or place pr0of that ia thought. word or dee,
either her or myself ever ,rjufcd a husban
whom She tendehy loycd-a man whom re-
pectei end esteemed. Id,fy this proof to /
produced had IL been possible. the blooC
hounds who used every human eserion 10 d,
s'roy me, would long since have brought
forth. RonLRr PoBrERfIELD was an honor,
bic and excellent man but one OF quick an
uugovefnubie passion. re attacked me O
ilS ststsgeBi OF = muI. known to bc my "a
ctny, and ou Nc Information received IN q
anonymous letter, probably Written by M
''n mdn who started tic reports.
Had hc fctusiu Il calm. ant coolly in,cktl
gated the chsfges against me. there ueV,
would have been ANY thnlcul,y between ~.
THIS improved hrfr 10 dp even a. oy, ~,
hostile meeting, when w. drew his pi.tol ,u
TOOK deifbcrste aiuu az ny ltcstt. 4 tod bi,
t1si b. vas wfonging mr-tlmt I was srmo,
but would not draw q weapon upon him
ave my iic-that bc might frc ~ soon a. !
pleased A friend Of las intedefcd. and sr
vented him from firing This wos on lhe III
Of March. On che 18Th n%citlic, saw or hcsl
lmio Mr. Z. On thc afternoon ol that da
+ however. oCcurfed the gave yard meeting
, a. the Nashville papers falsely tcnnod IL.
heard from . mutual TREND, that m%ornine. 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
ZINE TINESF 0R THFom1s

I'M II'II' EVh HEWININ.-NCCOTI.
ing To an ancient act Of the good old Srottish
Parliament. passed IN the reign OF Queen
that during ye reign 81 l,er msist bles.it Ma.
%ysstie. ilka maiden ladce, Of bath high and
low estaIt, shall hse liberty 10 speak 10 y,
man she likes. Oft nv refuses 10 take her n
be his vii, he shall be multi IN the sum of =,
hundred pundis. or less, as Isis esiait NAV be
except sud always gif he can make IL appes
that DC Is bctrOtlit 90 another wvfusu, then u,
shall be free"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
rHEFT IN TnE = Svx,r.

ihEfF IN THE v. s. SENATE
ir'end oil one OF the Senators from Inc ,,..,
oeihg introduced on the noor the olber dav
hdu INC misfortune 10 lose his gloves. while
near 'he BRITISH Munster and Mai. Gen
oVou' SuanS tlidt YOU should have los,
tn, m here sad tile Senator INC, :, ~ :,
said his friend, for ! suspcc, them 10
sodgcrs there, pointing to General S,o,, ~,
MI. fachenham, TOOK them out Of my Iva, !,
they passed"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

THE VERY LAST.-1he celebrated Eau
brocch'eri Is at last outdonc by the ..HuIIe
Netumhan, an invention OF one DIR. We.
tunka, who is described as an "Alger;ne
Frenchm1n.' For the following, AMONG
several equally astonishing experiments, mad,
ny him IN presence OF many eminent surgeons
we ATE ndebted to the correspondence of the
Newark Daily Advertiser -
Mons. w. thew cut N the tail of a do, =,
near az possible TO the BODY. By an imncdi.
ate application OF the oil, d new tail crew on,
before Us IN the space of three hours and
twenty-five minutcsl
Mons. Sonebody, 20 satisfy himself Of the
reality OF the thing, immediately Gu, of the
htile Ringer ol his lett hand. The buile vss
then applied, immediately stopping the hem
ofrhage, and IN two hours the sppssrance nj
the iingfr showed no traces of the per,tion
Mons, ). states Ihsl after tho application o
the OIL he experienced not the slightest main
and during the new growth, no feeling save /,
sliglt picking, similar to that common sitc,
Slight pressure upon the ulnar nerve.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

The Milwaukians, w. l., arc RECALLING
themselves upon Mackinsw trout. weighing
20 pound a piece, which were caught at thciI
pier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
TO COMPOUND A MEDICINE ENTIRE
LY OF VEGETABLES. wbich shall opent.

TO COMPOUND A MEDICINE ENTIRE
LY OF VEGETABLES. which shall operate
eiiectually, Is a very great advance upon the
obsolete formulas of Pharmaceutical Science,
II u only in modern times that this important
desideraium has arrived at perfection. The
community had been SO long drugped and poi.
soned by mineral preparations. that vegetable
compounds became u matter Of actual neccs-
sity, and no remedy could expect to become
popular without this essential recommended
ton. The very idea of administering mineral
substances internally is absolutely prcposter-
Gus. Nature never intended them for that
purpose. Their mode OF operation is too vio-
lent, and they seldom fail 10 leave the system
IN a worse condition than they find it. The
Ciickencr Sugar-coated Vegetable Purgative
Pills being compounded, not merely Of vege-
tables. but Of their extracted juices, is entirely
free from this objection. Their operation is
perfectly soothing. They penetrate the min
utest hbres OF the human frame by a gradual
process, snd never cease i'm their operation
until every Particle Of diseased matter is expel-
led, and every symptom OF disorder removed.
Fof sale by A. .. Fa,RcHILD. may
FEMALES BEWARE OF CONSUME.
TON aud not suffer the early seeds TO kDi,
its fatal threads in your system, but guard
them as you would the thief at night. When
you lind the fatat enemy seeking to destroy
your health by imbibing the evil seeds OF a
serious disease, Remember DIR. Duncan's
ExPectofant Remedy" will Immediately de-
stroys and removes them. Thousands Of your
sex lie annually Tor the wan OF proper treat.
ment. Had those known the wonderful effects
OF this medicine, and used il in time, many
could have prolonged their days. and yet b:
dwelling among their dearest friends. Those
who arc labofing under the influence OF thi.
disease should lose no time in procuring ''Dr.
Doncan's Expectoramt Remedy. il is ssfe and
effectual, and always gives relief in the most
hopeless cases. Ii strengthens the weak and
debilita'ed; relieves the pain in the breast and
side, suppresses the distressing cough; stop,
ping the hectic fever and night swests, ant
finally (i the case be not too far advsnvS.
restoring perfect health. &Sd
|, For sale by J. b. & K. d. MARSH
PRYOR &PAULL. NAV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

NJ msiic'oos refs,ns are circulating the 70.
~ por, that The subscriber had declined his bu.
siness This ~ 10 notify HE friends end the public
that its & vile fabrication.
lie feels grateful for fofmer fsvors. and wisbes
all wanting an, Thing in either marble or free sscae.
TO give him q call before purchasing else
All Jobs costing over e25. ne charge fs lettering
MICHAEL RoHAN. Marble q Free Stone Werls,
Nc AZ. squares south Of The Pos, Ohic
may g Marke, So Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
HORRID MURDER.-Tbc

hvnhiD hDbh The Muscogee
(GcO) psmocfat Of the 9Th ult.. -sss-SA
wagoucT 0f tie name at BLACKWELL. from Al.
ahams. Who was on his way from ihst elsc,
81 Ialiottou With q lot Of goods. was found.
esfiy na SUNDAY morning last, ~ LIS ca,op :
bout siH miles wet 81 Talbotton. in a dg3ae
state, from injuries rcoeivcd from Az axe, in
tie hands OF sOne person, unknown.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
CITY PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Jseo 5 shtiver. Sobic.k, Bfady,1
Hanson w ard WIN chapl,ne.

Hanson =" ard wm C~haplne.
Hugh Cunningham.
VIRTUE Of The decree rendered IN ,h,,
IL caosc on The 10Th dsy OF Juae 1912, the uo
det'isnsd will Offer Tor sale OF The Iunr doc, o( m,
eonn house ID Obi, county. on Mooduy The s,h day
o, June oeri. Lot Number h,se Asad,ed a.s oss
t'"i) situate ~ Sooih wheeling, With The sppus
The 'sme o. will satisfy The suss of money Sec,eed
~ The cause
TERhls-Oie fourth 81 The pserksss money ~
hs'd' aid the balsscs psysbie IN ,~o isssimenis
~ one sns iva yeats. Nth Interest frosn the day Of
sale, the purchaser giy ing bond ssd secosiiy there.
Tor JOHN q EoFF. ID Coz n c wocos.
SAe,G " Ok,s county. cad
msy' Comm slonsr B. ,hls bshaiI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
wANTED IMMEDIATELY
DESrRrCIIyE lin NEAR NASn.

At this ofiice-a composi,or. Fair wages
will be given.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

iCENshS-A Al Mssehsnis. Ordinary Keer,
Ia ere and s'hets ifom ~bom ,ssss are due a.
shs commonwealth 'os Lssssss'. sss hereby no,i
sed 10 cell Of the SbenHrs Office odd pay M. So.
ofihwih. ny Law lhsss lsrss we're doe ON n, A.,
'ns'. JOHN q EufF. q 3 Gs
may RC woeps. s D a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
THE TARiFF-TlIe National inteIl,aen
CerofSaturiay says

SeroiSaturday says
From what we have casually heard in con
xersslion, we think It quite possible that tine
Tam question, aAd some othcfs. NAV b. sui
icTed To lie over To another session. a that the
appropriation bills, &c. may be passed in
short order, 50 - 90 allow Congress ioadimru
much EARLIER than they possibly csn no. II the
piaJoniy ~ Congress should. as the govern
,,nent Paper has i1tilrsted that they positive g..
W would, seriously endeavur nov 10 PASS n
new lauii bill. The tun'os TO which we 20.
icf -, HAT n has been determined. at con
suitatipii u ti' Dcmocfai lcalessin C1msgess.
10 nnshe ilie next session begin IN ~, ,ohe, ,o'
stead OF December and, 49, a couseooe,,e a.
terminate the present session o. som timc r..
tween the irt of June and the Gfst II fuiv
TIE MEXICAN FRONTIER a Ne
Orleans letter IN the National Intellirenee,
ssys.
Our government are sndiug more itoo,t.
down 10 Gcucfsl Taylor. The steamer TeIe.
gTaPh took twocompa6ies from here last week
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING
by . ftPofi OF ihc register Of Treasury. IL an
pcdfs HAT the amount oi Treasury notes out.
standing on TIE fret DAY Of Nag wgs s49s.
III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

HHEo NNFN ANU FVNH
Union 81, Soufh bud Of Markd Souays.
49,. WHEELING. Va
hEh "'~sys on hard. sod msks w. essss ~
- y. n,"'' fashionable snJ supersos style
"a '" heafef Has ZINE Ma I STA
do D. No 2 do
10 No Ro.sa ID, Nc / cspey
d. No ! Cssinsrs Do Ne I Mash
1en's' Pine elush Cay. Gents s,Ik Velvet
Youths do a. Imgsnss' do
Gents sIk Glazed do Pta,o sn~s Fus lftromsd "
Yeulhs' Glazed do esssy description
They ,ov,,e the . se.i,on of MsFchsnis through
he o,sntry 20 their ssfsbltshsneDs. ~ hey sFs BOi
20 he ssspssssd IN quality Of fnssufseiufs. of
chsspse-s u pssus. ~ sny hOsss W he wssi.
ssyT
ISrEEL IEwELEY steel Bsssst P,ns. Nsck-
- lsces End HsiS Pms. bs ssie ~
msy 2 A o f~AIRCIuLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

: II any person wishes 10 publish an entire
statement OF the whole affair, | will furnish
1t, not because | wish to keep these unhappy
circumstances before the public, (ior 10 per
son eau regret them more than | do bat be-
cause zach link and point in the whole train
OF circumstances serves to aid in completely
clearing the lady aud myselftom evens ground
oi ousPIcioH. T.. H.. T.. J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TIERS OF admiai-iraiion un the estate Of
IL Isaac Burt. late OF Ohio county. deceased.
having been granite the sni~cnbcr; ell penons
owing the estate nte requested Ia make psymen,
without delay, aud 'hosr hsviug claims aEsins, tho
snid estate. Will present the some. rrcr esly proven.
Tor settlement. ALEX T. LAiDLEY.
may 6 Administered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

LACkiNG-BLACKiNc -Jusr received q,
~ the u ack Mammoth. a lew gross Of Masons
Backing. which wall be sold by The gnss or sinei.
dozen very low. NAV 8 TODD II HOWELL
INAMiLY FLOuR-An Extra article Of White
Wheat Flour. just reed and ior sale low.
maya MORROW q wAKEMAN.
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l.

BADLLENF.
XNE are now opening u very extensive ard
complete experiment Of
sADDLERY HARDWARE,
Which we will sell h. Ssddisn ne low 90 The same
goods are sold ior Ia P,usbosyh. Cincinnati OF any
other place. OFT a. GREER.
T. :. We are now manufacturing S,irrnp loas.
,ha, viii eomPcie with amy in price Of quality.
may 4 o K g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

CO. We copied the statements OF the Nash.
Vile papers respecting the Nashville tragedy
and mob IN which 4. T.. {. Judson was con.
cemcd. In justice to him, we copy below
the statement OF Mr.. Judson respecting the
matter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

TENTLgMENs GAFTERs-Hsed 'hfs dsT
~ en- a,sOsimepi 81 q 'n'lsnnsns cslsrs u ne
Is,e., snd no.t approved styles Cssflswss
wishsae = b~~seiiiul neat article Gof summer
Wesr. ~ill please cell and sramine oaf as.DTraspt
hefess pasehssoe. AZ We ere coasdes, ,hev y,ll
fsd is superior 70 sny offered IN ibis msrket.
mCLALLEN a KNOX.
"sT Sign Of The Be Rso Boor.
pALM HATS 100 DIR Men. sod Row.
rshn Hats Just reed snd Will BE- di.e...d
booT Establishment. ~" NsP
NAV MCLAIIEN A. suov
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aoo uATs-a5O CAFa.

AZ SHOP . admit, ls small, but siui [ hss'
Ivk soneihng ia ~. and n you viii eocde seem
70 cal, we will ICY 10 sell ysa q cheap. hshisnsbl
and as good q hs, and cap ~ ssn be got IN thI
city may 3 y ID HAkPkH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

EcEiyED this day fresh from b'ns Ltk
Sofings. . lew hssreis Of hat SUPERIOR "s'ef'
,n.s - ~, a,,,b..,n. PANNELL.
,n.ss No l0l Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

MI NERAL wArER-This delicious snd
lVl heslibiol dunk. together With oil me nne
syrup GSiags, ran be hsd II oil tunes 81 bnLNf'
LiNGERS Apolhscs, Ashland Row. Monroe !"
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

ADiES-h you " ish 10 procure The finest CO.
IL ioene Waller that you have ever used in this
of soy other place. You will please call o. se'd 10
bkENTLiNGERS Apo,hccs. and you ran gel |"
and mo mistake. Ashland Row. Monroe street,
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