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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

The passage OF the bill to csiabli, IN the Smith
sonian Institution is an event calculated TO
excite the l~ivelicst sensations of pleasure in
the minds OF all who place a proper estimate
upon the National Honor and the interests of
Science. A measure demanded by every con-
slderaliOn OF Justice and Good Faith has after
too long delay been adopted under ~circumstan-
ces which promise the most beneficial results.
The interest of the Smithsonian fund which
has accrued since that was deposited in the
u. ). Treasury amounts TO about $40. 600,
aud Tins sum is appropriated in a way which
eau hardly lail TO meet the hearty concurrence
OF the country. 1t is said, however, that by
an unfortunate oversight no appropria ton was
made Tor the buildings necessary to the purpo-
ses OF the Institution. This, however, can
be- rcmedied at no distant day by Congress,
The Managers, or Regents, as they are call
ed, created by the bill TO carry it into effect,
consist OF fifteen p~ersons-three ex olicio,
three Senators, appointed BY the President OF
the Senate, three members of the House OF
Representatives, appointed BY the Speaker OF
the House, and six citizens at large, 1.-TWO OF
Them To be residents OF Washington aud Mem
bers OF the National Institute tn be appoint
ed by Joint resolution of the Two Houses.
lhrse appointments having been midc. &C.
'o1iingio The several mo les prescribed, are
- follows, (wtlh the exception OF the three
THE BOARD OF REGENTS.
The VICE PEEsIDENT of the United States.
The CUR JUSTICE of the United States.
The MAYoR 81 the City Of Washington.
1--WE could not learn what Senators were
appointed by the President OF that BODY
representative RoBERT DALE OWEN, OF In
diana.
Representative WILLIAM. Houou of New
York.
Representative Henry w. HILLiARD, OF Al
ALBANIA.
RuFus CHoArE, of Massachusetts.
gideon HAwLEY, OF New York.
RICHARD RUsH, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
WILLIAM {. Preston. OF South Carolina.
ALExASDER DALLAS BAcHE, OF Washington.
JOSEPH q. TorTES, of Washington.
The Regents are required by the law TO meet
IN The City OF Washington on the first Mon.
day IN September next, 10 enter on the duties
oil The appointment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
srRIrcK nv LIGnrNlNG-

The Ban and Stable Of Mr.. RoBERr DiSs-
uonE. on the Canonsbug Road were struck
hy Lightning on last Sabbath, aud ell his
Grain, recently housed, was entirely ruined.
H. lost, also. ~ head Of Sheep. which were al
the time Sheitcriug themselves from the storm.
under a Locust Tee. contiguous to the BAN.
There wcrc many others 80 severely stunned
~ 60 render their recovery doubtful. Mr..
Dinsmorr sustained. al@o. auotiict loss in the
entire destruction of an De-, Farming Uteu-
sis. nve one griu cradle NJ. Mathew Hen
dersin. ubc neighbJr OF Mo Din-morc. bad n
boIss struck by ile fash, aud instantly killed
80 Wash. Rcp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

THE TARIFF of 1912 has been repealed
in all it's effective principles. We consider
1t essential to national and individual pros
penty, and perhaps it was a. important to
the manufactures oi Wheeling. a. to any 9th
CT place in the Union. II would therefore
seem that our citizens ought to take the most
Efficient step, ian their power TO produce the
ro.ostablishm-Bt at the protective principle
at The earliest possible day. To this end we
would recommend Che call at a public meet
Ing viii a view TO the Organization of an as
ISOLATION of the friends OF protection. and of
our domestic manufactures in the broadcast
sense. We must not yield to the storm
There Is no such word as yield ia the Ian I
guage Of the American people. We cannot {
further ward OF The storm nor, than b. in o
creased diligence and perseversnce but We =
IAN sts w bdnsiag about such state Of things, =
"A sKteniing tniormiiiou through our owl
ssciloa 81 coanity. a, viii enable IA 70 elect
an bon - tana nan 10 III neIt Congre@,-l
us4s whl y or part, politically. But all
oa 10 mu-h, BY a1ch an asyoristion. also, in
sustaining aBi Strengthening our own manu-
f~zetuf-s. We arr not dsiIAm.l OF the nsine
81 TIE "Fath-r Of the Hon. League, which
the Argus gave us, and we will engage to do
oar utmost ga It's establishment. The
rsleI will therefore tint at the head Of this
column a call Tor q meeting 70 establish Tar
81 ASSOCIATION or HON. League.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
FURNITURE wARE-ROOMs.
yONN NJ. CllEMENS.

- E~SpECTFULLY invites the attention oftic citizens
" OfWheeling and the country To his stock Of eeanti
fl Furniture. az his rooms, No. i2 Main street, a FEW
doors above the United States Hotel. lie has ON hand;
EsOFAS ofthe latest aud mosi fashionable styles;
OF superior style and the hc-t make;
BEISTEADS, new aud splendid patterns.
T~ABLES-picr Writing, Centre, Card, Work, Dining.
SC. Sc. sc. OF the best style.
S~TANDS-PISin,C Cherry. Mahogany, &c. all Of which
viii ic sold a. low ~ not lower than at any other csiab-
lishmcnt fn the city.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS, looking
GLASSES, FRAMES, and all other Cabinet Ware fur.
nishcd to order.
MAHoG Any V~ENEERS-A good stock for sale low
Please call aud examine for yourselves. decl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

The present administration presents the
most beautifully consistent, living person ~
ton Of practical bathos ever offered 10 the all
IMITATION OF barking dogs and cowardly bull
lies. II declares the whole of Oregon is ours
The British lion shakes his name. aud 10! the
American government cries, II meant only TO
80 degrees" Gen. Taylor is ordered to the
Mexican line, fights, gains a batde, and the
alarmed executive prays foo two millions to
make peace.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

Extract Of . letter from Chilicothc, o., da.
ted Aug. I6, 1916
Politically every thing looks bright. aud
we will tell you a good story iu October The
reveal Of the Tann ofISi2 and thcNctO Of the
River and HorboT Bill have thoroughly arous
81 oul people. aud all unite 100 c]oudemiug The
executive i'm the s%evcrrst terms. Our farmers
understand too well Tee value ~ Home Mar
Vet for their produce end the importance Of
good facilities for is transportation 60 lend
snv sanction to Free Trade bb.uriities or sis-
tain Presidential yeteos. Skies look bright for
q, Yours truly, T.. g..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SIMMER GOODa.

n An determined to reduce my stock Of Fancy Sum.
u mer Goods. without regard 10 proai. preparatory ~ an
early and extensive Fall Stock. particularly in my
wholesale department ! viii oder great inducements 10
those IN want OF such sood-.
RerFre ich q andies, French Jaconcts, French lawn.
Lacc Musius. Giughanss, Batisi Ginghanis, Beragcs. &c.
WHITE GOODS.-Jaoonei Cambric, Book and Swiss
Musiins, Camlrics, Tsrietous, Striped and Plaid Musiius.
Curtain Musins, &C.
Shawls. Scarts. Hosiery, Cloves and Crsvats-
ALSO-Sumiuor CasSimcroS aud Nesiings, Summer
Cloths. sc. \ large and beautiful stock OF these, together
with Linen DnliR.s, Linen Checks, Sc. &c. Cal and
rei bargains at the corner OF Main and Madison sirecis
iunc . w. I. SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
WINTERS CHAPLAIN vERMIFUeE

VIZ ORMS arc tic fruitful source OF many and ye,,
w serious diseases, indeed there u scarcely = com.
plant which affieis infancy and childhood, which nav
NOT le produced or highly aggravated hy the presence of
these animals IA The bowels. Gases arc recorded' saws
an eminent physician, "of their producing 81. Wins
dance, lock jaw, a9oplexy. mania, dropsy ofthe head. in.
fsmation ofthe eyes, perverted vision. paralysis, esperi.
sNy OF the muscles suiscrvient To speech, squintine nall
plta'ion OF The heart, hiccup, dry cough, plcuratic pains
eruption rheumatic pains in the joints, &C. DR.. Chan.
man says that every species OF Worms seems 20 have ins
origin and support IN q weak and depraved condition OF
the digestive organs" Again he says, ..in ali Eases Of
diminished strength and cancellation OF frame however
reduced, and especially " the bowels share in the debili.
'ai'd sia'e' we NAV In a child suspect their exisisnce or
speedy generation" Dr. Gregory observes, ct caoHot ~
d9ahted that a weak stale Of The digestive organs l. thar
wiich principally leads 10 the production OF worms Sc
~ wood remarks, there h yet great space for improve.
meii mihe mode Of treating this complaint, ~ OyormsA
ihe largest Worms upquesaionahly are found mo.t ire.
quenils ~ young people OF persons OF weakly or ineIs,.
VIC hhies &1d dispectic habits. and hence our frsi inten.
ZION should Il 10 i~nvigofsie the system generally and tho
stomach and iniesiines particularly"
The remedy 10 which we would call the attention Of
me public - one which has proved successful for a long
.nhs' aud u - universally acknowledged by ell who have
HieH u, iole Tar superior TO any other medicine ever M
pn'su ~ disease for which II IL accommodates. n nos
.hls Destroys Worms and invigorates the whole system.
ni ~ dissoNes aud carries of the supeTahundauf slime or
mucous so prevalent In The stomach aud howeis OF chill.
afen, more especially those IN lad health. The mucous
Terms Tie led or nest in whish Worms produce their
70 remain ~ HE lody. ID Is harmless in ifs effects on tho
Ssieia' aud the health oftbe patient h always improved
~ hs use even when no worms are discovered.
John WiNER A. CO.
fole pfoprpetors for the u. 4.
i"fsao ~ PRYOR A. PAUL., Druggists. IN n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECToRANT RENE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAN RE IrpEn

Mrs. Mary Bowers, wife Of Henry Bovcrs Wa Cor =
ItnEih ot time afflicted with a Pulmonary Complaint
Nhlch deled The united skill Of several emiaent Pbysi.
Clans. She hearing ofthe "EXpect1rant Reuedr " VS.
induced TO gave ~ a trial. Her symptoms were those OF
fhihisis fulmOualis, or Pulmonary CONSUMPTION. viz. a
airy hacking cough. pain ~ the breast and side impAired
appetite and great Thirst, hectic isvct and night sVca's.
win much debility and weakness. She Is happy in say,
ns thai alter using three bottles of The "Exrecforant
Remedy size tegan to have hopes Il a speedy recover
her strength gradually increased until She had used tbrce
p.H'lcs more when She felt entirely restored, Il now he.
ing eight months since, and no symptoms Of ure rop,
plant appearing. For sale in WheelinrLy
aug J.B. a n. n. MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

WORMS caunot cvist m the system. IA bb.,,t b. D..
nShe o. We 'hckolcf sugar Coated Vegetable curative
! ns lhey not only destroy Tie worms, hut tborotrbly
trhi'o INC stomach and bowels OF tie mucus or si,n,y
suusiahse which supports them. Their operation h Z,
gchuei lhh ihey may le administered 60 children of lie
most tender age without producing thosc tninrions cg.I..
upon inc general health. which have ai,vats rors,,t,,ss
,he mos' serious Objection 10 Nounifuges. Their meal
W r. y sthefaU> 50 yiolout m u operation, that the
gsteth N'ntu RECEIVERS rom the shock until the nsttc,t
~ arrived ~ years ~ maturity or actually OutrfovVp H.
&c MO" several az tbs moment whose constitutional
- pa, zen p completely p~arsiyzedb by the iui0dicious
administration Of metallic Ncfmifures while Young. that
.lhe} are almost totally untitled for The Transaction OF or.
glnail tutihe-r. TIE t1ckener Sugar Coated Nerciahio
aus on TIE contrary have never teen known 10 leave a.
ny injurious ELECTS tohtnd thcmr They serve rather 80
iht ieofNc The system, and render u proof against the
most mveiersic ailments. For sale IN Wheeling hy
y A. &. FAtRCHiLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
TARIFF MEETING.

The citizens Of wheciing inenily 10 the
protection of DOMESTIC INDUSTRY.
DOMESTIC CAPITA AMI the IN
CREASE OF AMERICAN MANUFAC-
TURESare invited to meet at the City Hall,
on Saturday evening the III lust, to take
m assures for the establishment ol a Tariff az
sociotion OF Home League.
This meeting iscallel Nith the approval Of
MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

A jog an Emblem Of the Hunaa Hcdri.-
The jog is a most singular utensil. A pail,
tumbler, or decanter, may be rinsed, aud you
may satisfy y~ouTseltb by optical proof that it is
clean; but the jug has a little hole in the top.
aud the interior is all darkness. No eye pen
etrates it-no hand moves over the sur fsce.
You can clean it only by putting in water,
shaking it up, aud pouring it out. If the wa
ter comes out clean, you judge you have sue
ceeded in cleaning the jug, aud vice versa.
Hence the jug is like the human heart. No
mortal eve can look Into It's recesses. aud you
can only Judge oil its purity by what comes out
of II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

So Car as we can learn there is -strongground
for hope that the Hon. b. S. Cows may b.
elected TO represent the district composed Of
Belmont, Harrison aud Monroe in the next
Congress. Mr.. G. Is a sterling man, not vir-
ulent, but firm ia his politics, and Of very
birth talent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
Trust SALE

pu'ssalec ~ decd nf tmsf from John Price 10 me
- n'.'a tuF q, i.f, sud recorded bod The ti.,t. Co..
,'ni i1f OHIO Cuunis. in deed hslt 81
@ ~ MI ON fudu, tHa i-il daV 0f arrfa,efr,
30 ~ ! puthic auc'tuu no the 'front.' dow 81 tsc @,..,
n'l ~ piio county. thc m18Niua drsruhrd nfa..or|r
T" WI Voc sJnth IaItOfLot Nu. "a. On Main CO. 80
il'h zoe "i ihc alley opposite Wasn1qfon srre.f b.
e'} 'i w heeIfug, tfiug thc stus nyoprrv evfner.
pred h1 said John PTico Boz ms he Tins ts.lsh,
D'atrc and rrit. te'onrinr Co. ibe stme.
a.. 80 rrlipf q iruvcr Z Uu convoy
p N.flHn in Wf hf said decd Of f4f.f
arg F FREDERICK Mo/fIp r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

Two millions Tor Psuec but not a cen, Tor
tribute. The MeKicans now owe Us about
three millions lor spoliations; IL they have
beeu whipped. thirty millions for The OK.
pensc OF thu war, and yet Mr.. Polk proposes
to pay them two millions more for peace. lie
IL a wise hnaucicr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
IN UF DUW EI4L At DIFF
ENr PERIODS

a These statistics are Tor January. 1916;
POPULATION OF LOWELL AT DIFFER
I, ENr PERIODS.
In lS2O-About 200.
1923 Males, | ,3l2 Females, 2,l9O To. 1892.
1880 Males. 1892 Females, 4,OS5 TO. GAIT.
1882 Males, 1 ,29l Females, 3 1868 To. lOr25i.
1888 Males, i,4S7 Females, 1926 To. II. 1863.
1886 Males, 6,3l6 Females, II 2SSTo. 1858.
In lS37-lS.0l0.
1910 Males, 1871 Females IL. 6I0To 20 0Sl.
1871 Males 9,432F Females, Is, 1897 To. -, 1863.
Whole capital stock of corporations.
/. IO.55o,O 900
Number % Mills, "a
femeles Employed, 6205
Males Employed 9690I
These are merely the leading corpontions
There are thousands of srnallcr esta bl isim
Average wages OF Females clearo OF board. per
week. 5000
day, 50 IN
Average amount of wages paid. per month,
Sl77, 800.
Medium produce Of a Loom, No. IA yarn.
yards per pay, 45.
Medium produce OF Loom. No. 30 yarn, yards
per day, 81.
Average per spindle. yards per d.v. IA
Consumption OF Potato Starch. r.r annum.
ton $50.
lbs, IO0 o0o
Consumption OF Flour Ior Starch, per annum.
Dds 775.
The MiddleseN Company make use annual.
~ ol 1000, 0 ~teasels, 900, 900 lbs. fine
wool, 10000 lbs. Glue, $4,000 worth Dive
Stnlls, and Sll 900 worth of Soap.
The Lowell Machine Shop, included among
the above Mills, can furnish machinery com.
. plete ior a mill Of 5000 Spindles. I'm three
months, aud a mill eau be built in the same
d time.
The Prescott, Manufacturing COMPANY. I'm.
y corpordied IN 1874, with a capital of $500
OOO, have two cotton mills up but not i'm Oh.
Grafton.
y The Hamilton Company have a large new
n lni'' nearly completed, aud the Merdmacl
r company Lowell Company, and MiddlesaS
u OomPany VIII erect one each, this year.
u There are two Banks-The Lowell. capi,el
Il $500, 0O0-The Railroad, capi,al s600 900
Y The Savings Institution received ON drnos.
e 1t Tor the year ending April 30, lSi5, S5l6.
y 4sl W. rom ! ,O19 depositors, and the whole
J. sum on deposit at that period was sos. 90:
IS in the mills.
There is a Mutual Insurance Companv il
: thecily, which has been highly successful IN
It's operations.
There Isl valuable Library of 5000 vols. h,
e longing TO the City, To which any one car
e have access by paying fifty cents per am
mum.
= The Mechanic Association have an exten
: sive Reading Room, and a Va luable Library o
4 3 3 0 volumes.
e There IS a Mercantile Reading Room when
all the principal papers are to b. found.
d Nearly all the Religious Societies have val
a liable Libraries OF religious aud miscellaneou,
I books.
n The several Manufacturing Companies hav,
established a Hospital Tor the convenience 6
e eomiofto persons employed by them respeC
l.. lively when sick, wich is under the sunerin
E. tendence OF one OF the best Of surgeons an.
re physicians.
There Is one public High School in the cit,
TO where all branches OF education ae tsnoh
a preparatory 10 a collegiate course. Aiso
Ut eight Grammar Schools and thiry-six Primn
y Schools, all OF which will como,m "a al
10 vantage with any schools in IN, country. Az
be efage daily attendance about $500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
~CHANCEKY sAIE-

G.pIr u, u. - dnd ~. ~ Urpros 80.
- SHsHEs or BaNE Sro,H. aNn
.Isa1hl y" the JOINT decree made by the Ci,rnit s,o.
~ our % Law and Chsncrfv C,r mn,
~ us! oi June. 1886, ~ the three satfs I, Ibs,
Et"e.n 1sNrs BaEEE complainant. and L. ~,
Z HEiEs defendants; and Tm MEHcuA~Ts'
~ M"naNtcs' BtsK o. WHEEtfNa eomrisinanf nd
,fbheaAfFs nEtEs and ApHIxisrH. ror ana
etieNdauir and J0atn foN complainant. ana
II ~ hFrhouAtl AnNtsfsrn Iou and 6rures de0u'
uAut-' WIZ on MosuAT, The TwEvryFfaer daV OF An.
tm'f tefh' nFt' 81 public suction, a. the 1ont duor %,
80 cur huu~e % ONO county. tc tors numtrrcd III
ana - (scycutccu, %cislnerH, twenty -qisbt. 49,
.H "ineD tm Ipdegrals adtfiol To the town ,i
h,tHHa' ngw pHH oitEe cHy Of Wheeling. and tltr rs
.nAsh- 81 tme capital stock Of the SAID Nerrhantsf "a
bans' which leioured 90 uc sad Israel 10
deEftt al The tmc 81 hs d,Ftl. ~
hach p%ufehsscf 10 pay ten pr cent iu band.
u d.sl,s ~ Three equal insfaluents. each he.rtng
hon tie d1y 81 sale. and payafIr resorrtivefe
N'l'e and tirhiecu moHtts from THAT dag. RatI.
-v'H security 60 Pc gtFrnt each pureha.ar 49, ~.
aelcned iustslnenis. aud te tue 3, tt. Goo,
fe.ahi,I uH.t payment in fan.
wtF JOHN a. EOFP. Com,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

The safe ola portion OF the poor house farm
advertised ia this paper, Is approaching We
would direct thc attention OF all wanting
bargains oi that hind to the sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
PHPER H1NGJyGV

HvN ttL A. bRpfHEgS rcsrfrfHHHt
l'h = COUNTRY merchants to their lave
ttt Haha .ef H'ficrs, Ire -rre.as. a \.
% 70 idifs siFifs end mlst superior f...l "
ilft 1Ier on reasonable far-e WHICH
CURTAIN PAPERS. nl ffiu .f1 -f,.t
'ounify nercIiaan sdlrd 90 ihe- iriso-.
80 ~ B.F se
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
o. II. Perry Sturgeon
Is cm,sornr.

pURsuANT TIA decree rendered in this cansc al the
- September term. lS4S. OF iic Circuit Superior tourt
Of .s~ end Cheuccry fpr the County Of Tyler. / VIII cell,
on Saturday, the iNah day Of Scffcmicr 1870, by puhiie
auction. In tc town OF Sisicrsuiic in said county ofTy.
Ter, one Town Lot No. -, and is sppur;enances situate
In said town Of Sistctsviic. The sa'e 10 lie made ON the
terms follow Jog, VIA; two eqnai payments a. six and
twelve months from the day Of sale, the purchaser 10
give bonds tcarin- interest, with good securi,y, for the
payment Of the ms almcnts. WIN J.
aug IL Win For WM Johnson II. &.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aALn-

u CHAEcEHV. In the Circuit
,yu Superior Count of lac 81
ntiam iemldin 81 ely Chsnoery for ohio cog,sy W"
l,hS'A M ioe decree rendered by the "a Cau,, a.,
80, ~ anp,e natred cense, on the an dsy on Feh,nsyv
UNDERMINED the Commissioner tb.gehy s.,.,a'
" y proceed ~ sell a. pubic suction. BEFORE a. o,o.s
l.e' oIihe Court honse ofsaid County ofOhto. ON ~
~ tht nv DAY o. sEFTEnBEs. 1896. 10 he bisb.,s ~.
w ceres ufland situated in said COUNTY 81 Obse 80
tae chl % Wheeling. and which Va IA h,
" ".am LaatdD by William Cbspliwe. ara h
~ ivu"Ws BEGINNING a. stone rorner IA n
amd m ihe line dividing tho And ~ tEfn,..,
~ aHd John Eon, thence r. Is h. - poles n : -,G,,e
'I ~ 70 poles Ga q stake. ihenrs. iesviwg
= Jy ,g n'e n q poles 70 saske: thence N
y i' n4r, tos stake FL poles wesf III ~,g.r t,e,
~ alonn. thence M vi. IN noles = 80 ~
a. - N.sls-N 81 vs.. in. 20 ". nj -
~ '" 10 y. Nnudcocks corner. thence ~Hb -
IRE "a w ~ poies 10 she heg5nuiDg.
5hNHrof rALE-Thn slovo tfsot 81 and s,iu 4,
[" : .feiitot sft, rwrLvE asb rraWrrrr 1890
~ W. daf tsaic, each iHsfaiuicut 10 hesr i.fes.-t -,
,ioa sud she purchaser o. rive t.s,d sea ~,,s -.
Wf We ed mstalnfenta and me title 10 s. ,es.i.ea
lHtclaee money b. read IN fun. Tte 90 49,
y = ~ su%ijrtto nsoiiaeaious asnsioned Ii
etatfedhy thc said C0un in lie -. ~ a..
f"h N~oodfnek afsiDsi Wiltsw Cb,ait,s :.
t"nouhoed tho goth ofJuue. lsla- '
yNr ISAAC w MITCHELL.
Ccmntsioncf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

INDIANA ELECTION The final result
of the Indiana election is, that Whitcoinb.
Loco) i reelected Governor. The Senate
is a tie-25 Wings to % Locos. The House
has a majority OF six or eight Wings. The
Joint ballot is Whig.
The popular indications in Indiana aIe dc
cilcdly favorable TO the Whigs.
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The wheat product OF STARK county, Ohio. Is
cs,imitcd by The MiSsillon Gazette, this var
at $50 900 bushels.
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Virgins Division. No. 2S, meets on Mon
roe ST., on "Wednesday evening. at halt past
seven, +. NJ. w. p. WILSON, w. L.
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HATS AND CAPS!
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slIeci' nearly opposttei The Virginia Hotel, and q few d,,-s
below his former stand, where fhrt wifi and 49,.
assortment west Of the mountains OF ~
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% 90 hhasla do No ] COney;
Gents fine cloth CAPS: Gents m 800,
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ID PAINE q co., MANAGERS

ID FAINE q GU, MANAGERS,
WHEELING VA
Official draNvingsofiha Grand Consaiida'ei Lottery Of
Delaware Ald Gcorga, Class No. =, extra. dawn A. AVA,
mingson, Thursday August -, 1916.
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Lowest prize 5.
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Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing Of Delaware small FRY" Lottery. class
100, drawn AZ Wilmington. Del. Thirsday. August IA
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Lowest prize 81.
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numbers ~ the above Grand Consolidated 10 tery. aud Ill
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numbers ~ the Delaware ''slnal Fry" cIas, Ig3. soId 10 =
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