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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
No mail from Richmond, last night.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

HOGS-Prices still rcccdc. The sales We
terday were %. %, lO6, lS3 and go at : 3 20
S3 80, dividing at 200 10; i2. average weight
$50 lbs. at 50, 80; Il at S3d } 30, dividing at
200 los. There were other smull sales, of
which we could not get the particulars, but at
prices within this range. The supply is not
large. but fair for the season.
PRONlSl0NS-A sale OF - hr,s No. |
country rendered Larl at 6ic; go Hams Tan
block 3sc. The market seems yet 10 b. quiet.
with but little enquiry Tor the product OF the
Hog.
CATrLE-Sileso Of 80 head, average weight
100 TO 100 lbs at S3a $50
COAls-A sale al river Ola boat loaj-300C
bu. Coal Grove al I'll; abou, 5000 bu. Vince.
ling at lie; 300 bu. Noughioghcny at IS G
The latteris retailing at pc. delivered: 5000
bu. at the lower part OF the city on commits
sion. is selling at same
CLOVERSEED-A sale OF ID bu. from
wagon, good, at 81 S7l.
WHlSkI-SalCS of - brls i'm three lois
go uptown at 10; 202 brls from rivcrat ! &c
% from wagons at same; $50 brs in several
lots from river at lSac.
FLOUR-A sale OF 100 brls from store CooC
brand, at l,l2l, part Inspected; % brls. from
wagon at Si.l7, and u small load at Si,I2A
/ There was some inquiry Tor large lots iu
shipments. but buyers and sellers could no
meet-buyers offering 81, and holders oskinl
near Si,25.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
MnETLlNH nuNl\NITY.

Miny have b.cu lue bllst~ ui the Whcclinv
folk, in rglrlt p jhPir small PoN Hospital.
and MOI eou;cn,ci with that they have wit
tel Pi;t,h5rsh With lack OF Humanity. and
with b,ins hint them IN providing Tor the
wants of The sliirrug stranger. case in
point. The West Point. Ca LvoNs. which
arrived here on Saturday, had a gentleman on
b iarl tom North C1tJlira. Who look thc Smlll
Fox between CnClmlti duJ Wheeling. The
boat was eleven days coming az, and owing
- the great quantity and str myth ot the ice
the poor m,n suffered gyeady rom want OF
proper accom- Iiodauon,, AMI from ihc cold.
Ills destination was Wheeling. When tho
boat aryi yed IN that city aui preparation was
made tor going ashore. Oh authorities of d..
city absolutely rfu,cl to 1t Tee sick msn
land. aul urt1tcusj 70 fuc the Captain
$4,000 it he persisted. a crow . also gath
cred on The wharf ami protested against the
Rick msa b,ing landed. lie was therefore
brought on 10 Pittsburgh, VII rt De was kind
" received, hmm ,hatclY transferred 60 the
hospital, aud every paid 90 has wants.
How does Wheeling relish THIS littc incident
which Sd apuy chimes an with The old adsge.
actions speak LOADER than words'
P,HsGrrgt Ga=s'ie
C-s-Thc Gazette Is laburiug under ci,hc, a
wrong impression or a desire to impugn the
action ola people who are not al, least. guilty
OF want OF charity The laws of this State as
well as other States forbid tac landing OF Small
Fox case ,eZcep, uni conditions. The law OF
the city do ihc sam. We have mo Hospital
never said we hal. II we had, j, would be
a dihtr,n, ding. Tia, bnat was bound TO
Pittsburgh and there and thcrc only she was
under quarantine regulations. In Wheeling
we have no Small Poy Pittsburgh isiull oiit.
unA cbero!o.a ther i, little d1ngeri n receiving
snotlgI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

Secretary for the home Department, Marquis
of Normandy.
Chancellor OF the Exchequer: Mr. Barring.
President OF the Council, Marquis of Lans-
downe.
Presiden, of the Board of Trade, Mr.. Labou-
Chere.
Vice President. Mr. Shiel.
FRS, Iord of the Admiralty. Earl Of Mimic.
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, Earl Forescue.
First Commissioner Of Woods sud Forests,
Earl OF Bcssborough.
Ambassador TO Paris. Lord Beauyalc.
Lmbo>sador TO ST. Petersburgh, Marquis of
Clonricsnle.
The great objection TO the correctness of
this list i that one does not find in il The
name either OF Sir Robert Peel or OF Nj. Cob
den.
From the Liverpool Mercury Dec. H.
In the present state of things, IL would OF
course be premature TO announce any arrange
meut a. 10 the persons aui places in the new
Government. The following list was however
pretty generally credited last night in political
circles:
First Lorl OF the Treasury-Lord John Gas-
sell.
Lord cclior-Lord Cot,enham.
Secretary oiStaic for Foreign Allairs-Lord
Palmerston.
Secretary State for the Home Department
Lord Morpeth.
Secretary OF State for the Colonies-Lorj
! Grey.
! Under Secretary for the Colonies Mr.
Charles Buller
Chancellor OF the Exchcquer-Mr. Barring
Attorney Gencul-Sir T. Wilde.
Solicitor Gcncnl--Mr. Duudus.
Lord Lieutenant OF lrcland-Thc Marquis
OF Norm nly.
President Of the Council-The Marquis O
Laudsdowne.
Ambassador a, Paris-Lerd Clarendon.
From the London Sun Dee. IL.
Lord John Russell having undertaken tn
task OF ioming new administration, i pro
ceeding with all despatch in making his ar
engagements.
Lord Ptlmcrs;on has been sent for, and vii
quickly arrive in London. To him the For
cign Office will b. con6ded.
Lord Normandy, in all probability, take
the Home Office.
Lord Grey the Colonial Office
Mr. Barring resumes the Chanccllorship =
the Exchrqucr.
Lord M1rpeth may possibly 60 to Irclan
(whert hi, popularity would render him al
ad,ninble Lord Lieu,enant)
Loh Cottcnham resum 3 the Chancellor
ship OF England.
Lord Campbell the Chancellor of Ireland
Sir Thomas Wilde and MIR. Jervis will
Attorney and Solicitor Generals.
Lori Mimic takes the Admiralty.
Sir John ilobhousc Mr.. Charles Butler, Nj
Hawcs, Sir George Grey, aud Mr.. Tunell, wi
form parts of the government.
Sir c. Napier and Admiral Dundas are I
join the Admiralty Board
Such are the on dts of the day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
FlRE Ar MNpSoN. INpIANA

a FIRE occurred ia frame warehouse on
Mulberry street, one e,euinglas, week. The
loss, says the Banner, was incon,idcObc.-
The warehouse was the property Of Mn. Ew-
Sng. Of Louisville. The contents belonged
Inosily 20 Mcssrs. 7. H. Humphreys, John
Wallace. ani +. q Sheets. Mir Humphrey
lost above five hundred dollars worth OF hay,
but he was fully insured. The los, OF MIR.
Wallace is estimated at about two hundred
doilors, and that OF Mr.. Sheets at one hundred
and fifty d1LIars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

1t is Just and right in the position of our
calling that every thing that can possibly al
leyiate oreradicate sickness and disease should
BE- noticed for the benefit Of the afflicted. No
reader OF our pages should omit to peruse MI.
Briackcrhof's advertisement of his Health
Restorative His preparation is able to per
form cures when other medicines fail. Our
sick friends should bear this in mind and give
ita fair trial.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

THETARlFF OF lsi2-We learn from
the Harrisburg Argus that the following pre-
amblc AM joint resolutions passed The senate
of Pcnnsy lvania, on Friday, by a unanimous
vote.
WHIREAs The Tariff of 1915 produces no
mor ihin saiiicieni revenue To- d.iray the ne
G sssafy expenses OF the General Government
ant cHly euor'ls an adequate incidental PRO.
teclon 10 Amcrlrsa industry. aud American
manufactures against foreign competition and
i'iriGn policy. ant consequent encourage
msni 10 commegc,al cuterpu.r. To- syriru,iu-
ri parsliia ana 20 ths development Of eur
internal rs~outc.s.
dHe Harr,0s, 90 E, b lit,ed Toe people of
tennsi l'0i.li ag' opp - a To au, alteration iu
thc existing Iarii until further experience
has Shown ulit a Modification 4, required 10
secure a couiiulnce ODD ,ugh protection. and
io promote ihrIr general welfare Ihrr irt,.
hDoit6d, g.. Tint our Seustrg- ana Il n-
reseniativcs "a Congress, o.. aui th.y are
hereby required oppo,. Oh attempt, ,o ai-
ter OF modify the Tauil Act ol;A 3J,n OF Au-
gust. 1872.
Rssolrsi, Thu, the Governor D, requested
TO transmit copy of thc above preamble am q
resolution 20 our Senator'S auJ Representa-
tiNcs la Ca ,r.s,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
4 PRESENT WELL DESERVED T,

A PRESENT WELL DESERVED The
Boston Transcript states that the creditors of
a merchant OF that city, who failed during
the panic, some four years since. but subsc-
quently paid all his liabilities, presented him,
on New Years day with magnificent service
OF silver, consisting of two large aud tvs
small salvers, two pitchers, tea equipage
two dishes Tor ice creams, and a crumb shovel,
all OF superb design and weighty with the rich
material
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
PENNSYLyANIA-The WHO \

PENNSILNANlA.-The Wing Members
OF the Legislature have issued an energetic
Call for State Convention To meet at Harris
burg on the llth of March, TO nominate a
candidate for Canal Commissioner, and in ex-
posing the palpable trucking OF The dominant
party in the State with regard To the Protec-
tive policy. This call is signed by II Scnat tors
(whole No. 33) and 81 Representatives (whole
No. 1907
-We.leam from private sources that all the
Members OF Congress from Pennsylvania will
vote 10 sustain the present Tariff except David
Wilmot, who halls from the Bradford and
Tiogl District. and who is (since Election) an
avowcd Free Trader. The Bradford District
assimilates more with the Loco Foco portion
OF New York than with Pennsylvania.-N J.
Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
"INDoMITABLE FIRST. .

MR. WHARTON You viii please announce
the names Of THOMAS HUGHES. MAT
THEW, MLURE, aud THoS. JOHNSTON.
JR., as candidates to represent the LIST Ward
IN the City Council at the ensuing election.
MAJORITY.
Ma. WHARTON Sir: | am Obliged to de-
cline the nomination made in the Times of
yesterday, from the fact that NV freehold cs-
tate in the city. il not OF the value of Five
Hnndrei Dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

TENPERANCE NnIIcF

There viii b. meeting OF the wasbipe.
ion Icmpciance Society oi Wh.eIipg b.ls =.
Nj Noilace. Church on Market Street t.'
morrow friday evening, Jan. ~. Al &
o clock
The oil Missionary ani others will h.
thcr 60 lecture.
1liOS. HORNBEOOK So,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
NEW YORK MONEY MARkEr =

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. The
New York Express of Monday soys;-"There
Is great diversity ofopinion to-day in Wall
street. among the best informed men. Some
are OF opinion that a change OF ministry in
England Is favourable to our political relations
white Others entertain opposite views. Tie
consequence rs that everything is unsettled.
and all are anxious for the arrival of the siean,-
.eT.
There is little better feeling i'm Money Mat.
tiers and in Cotton, aud rat Their the reverse feel
ing i'm Flour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

Hogs continue To arrive pretty freely. The
sales OF last week were light, amounting 10
between three and four thousand head: the
range OF the market is from to 3sc. for first
quality, weighing say 200 lbs. and over. IL
Is estmated that nearly three times the amount
packed aud cured last season will b. put up
this.-St. Louis New Era, ian -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
FOR RENT

A---s The lafro three story bfi,k hrnsc.
fStgsS no" oni for srmc years .Ccuri,d h,
H;tissE MI ] NJ Parker ftunurr ,r MIN A.
.tEf1,n On ucpt the 4 : IIoid H. i,n lara.
nnd f"iny house. with Ten. Il or- KITCHEN and
'hLi.NR ina good situation aud ia for almust sry
tird ~ huHnc.s.
A'~' several other houscs II ,liHsfcrs sizes ard
s"''ni's will sell % lense or ground rents .nf,.
81 'he lots ~ font oi Tho Court house and on Mon.
roe street, on good terms
Also ground m Main AMI Market street,. in Tho
N"rh f1uoi the c,iv. iOf sale %, ic,>c ~. term.
apply IT, TIC subscriber JOHN MIrRr
Ass eat cottage and vinet AL. with abrui 2
acres lend. on The h,ii. commanding q vieW ~ ,hr
city. % ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
TT. JOHNSTON. in.
GEORGE ROBINSON

VIII be supported. without distinction Of
PARTY, at the ensuing Charter Election. as one
OF the representatives of the Second Ward I'M
Council. SECOND WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
RELIGlOIS MEErlNn

H@Snv 7. S-orr. viii praea ia ths City
llau, fa.hy evening thr % Inst. ot 6l
oolock. Fsom thc raubla 90 ih. Righ Mau
anl Lazarus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

Crg- Lonapr,, OF New Orleans, who whip
ped his slave to death has been discharged,
The g rand I..-. L-.-.-.-- .---.----4 - la'i
icitcd against BIN.
II this sonster had kiilcda dog b. the same
IAeans he would have been punished severely
anjer the law 10 protect Dumb dHimaiS from
cruel trca PirsbnIrgh Post
ODd; bat you still were very anxious to
increase the amount Of slavery BY the adiuis-
sion OF Texas into the Union, and YOU seem
~ delight 10 sustaining these same slave.hol
ders Ia al their views Of government. Won
dcgfd sympathy and consistency
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
SECOND WARn

Mn. WHARroT,- Please announce DIR. A
s. TODD WIN. PAXTON and w. =. WICK =
HAM, os candidates for the Council from the
Second Ward,at the ensuing Charter ,lection.-
4 FEW MORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

We hada beautiful day over head yesterday
but nothing under foot to bng of. The ice
was excessively inconvenioni. We have,
however, we hope some indications of the
breaking up OF a very severe winter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

Mr.. Whafion--Plesse announce NJ. G..
GOOD, Esq as a candidate for Mayor ut the
ensuing election. and YOU will obligc
MANY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
EIRST WARD.

John MLure, +. Pollock. Thomas Hughes,
and John Hamielton, will be supported with
out distinction of party as Councilmen for the,
lST. WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

You will please announce the name Of ID.
McGlNNlS, Esq. as candidate for the
Msyonli,y. BY the request of
MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
The New YorE E,p,,ss d saturday alto

The New York L1prJss of saturday after
noon says
The last news from England seems 20 have
had The effect to suspend Oh transactions iu
produce bread stuii-, &c Cotton j. the only
article thul has moved, aud chat owing To the
very low price Of llelgh,s rather than 10 any
other cause
There - pfoiqous anxiety Tor ,hc arrival
oi the steamer among all classes Banks and
monlej men are all Auliiug back
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
A lelter from - Hsr.ien of lho4lAin..

A letter from Cape Hay.icnof ne4,h inst,
received at Boston, SAYS.
Tho American hsfk Nautilus was fred into
10y The Hayden feet, ths captain ordered on
board ihe Hiyuen vessels, and replied 90
give uP hts papers. After having detained
him some ume, b. was suffered fac depart
with his papers. An ,his was dome while Our
flag was at her mast head, and ou Che nzh
seas, some p miles from The lau1 We hope
soon 10 see some ol our ahmed vessels iu tI,s.
waters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
I'd WARD.

!. w. MITCHELL. \. ). Tom, and JouS r.
MoRRow viii be Supported as candidates for
uncil 10y the 2D WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

AN ANTfD-Ciover md Timaby Seed Roll
w and kcr Butter Dri,d Appe. md Peaches.
White Beans, Lard. Feathers. Tsinw ard Produce
genetalv. IL ~ JAMESON,
Jh' - L udure realef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
TWENTY-NIATH CONGRESS-,
WAsHIyGroS, Jan. 20, 1916.
SENATE.


The president laid before the Senate sun
dr. communications from The war aud navy
departments
Mr. flanagan submitted a proposition
to increase the navy by 10 new ships, and
proposed an appropriation Of two millions Tor
the purpose.
Mr.. J1uagin presented proposals for in
cTcasing the lake deieGces
Mr.. Allen introduced his resolutions rela-
tive % The interference of foreign powers.
Mr.. PENNYBACKER presented pstition
asking for the erection OF bridge across the
OHIO river, ~ the route OF the Cumberland road
on The ground that said road isa great nation
al highway and mail route-which was refer
rcd 20 the Post Once aud Post Road Commit.
tee
Mr. Sturgeon presented a memorial remon-
sira'iug against auy settlement OF the OREGON
question below - deg 90 min.
senate wcntinto executive s, 81 ion.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The reports az the Committee on the Flo,
lda election came up ior consideration so5
was debated until The House adjourned NJ
scabome Jones having The noor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

The following puamhls end resolution was
on SATURDAY last, introduced into ds lower
hoos1 OF the Ohio Legislature, 5nl p,ssed e. 10
90 81
WAertas, frequent delay s. ocrasipnsl I'm
the transmission of TIE Great Western NsU.
for the want of q sale gul certain means of
crossing th' OIip river 40 Wheeling. and
whereas, all the Western States. Qua Jarticu.
larry the State OF Ohio, are deeply interested
ih having on uninterrupted communication
with the last by means oi ti,e N1,i1nlI Eoad.
therefore
Rssoird. hy ,ac General Assembly of tbc
State of ONO, flai oar Senators ani Ecpt
senm'lv's ia CJU-r,s b. requested 90 U.S.
theif D-st cN-ru'as 10 OBTAIN an appropriation
b. COnsfs-. .o C1ns.rugt8 bui Be- russ tbe
Ohio at WhecAue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

Mr.. B,isforl keeps, os we know from OK
Pcaience som, OF tie very hes, cheese lor fam
ilyus,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
JANIS 4 cLAREg. comr.

4 n ORDINANCE 90 feaii.n a. he ns,, b.,
~ atd arp'' uoamcrt ~ he msmbsf, Of ~.
Council" he City Wheeling
- ~ q oTas'"sa y ne Coi,ncd II a. csy oI
Wkssins-
See ]. Phai he Whole nnmtey n fhe members
'' 'he 'o"nrd he neies". ~bo shall 10 .gt.,.
"'',l '", 9 ne sfy'f'i wafd' - ioliows. siE SIR
be Iivi WafJ -FOUR msn,hsr. a., a., ,se,,s
~9'd IlIREE memi@f- So The third usfd gtyg
~ ~ efs ~ he F.pfh wasd EOIR ..nt.,.
80 ~ ~ Fiiib Wsfd 'FiIREE msmss,.
- ?, Ih's o''hnancs SSH ssks eEu b..
sd ai'sf Do rss-sEr
fs@ed- Jsnuap ST.. 1919
Go DULTY. Nsyor.
W. DotetAs' Clsh 30 tmpsfs ns %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
TO THE BURNERs OF LAM

L. HORNBROOK, have Just received a
81. iull su-py ot Lump Glhrs, Chimreys
NEEDS Ftllefs &r Sc. nj tho lowest ,nulacin.r,,'
prices. They have hand ,hc be.i assortment Of
s"sfenJon dc. eamb'ni. Common nnd Orna.
men'ai rable,i Lamp. which they will cell les.
hsn any ever offered ~ ihs market
Call and see hcm al the Variety Sore GA MN.
toe STeci. ianoa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
EDUCATION II THE HOUSE

We are Obliged 10 omit a regular notice oi
Zoe prucccdiuGs in tGe House al DsItrtfrs.
OF Saturday, which were principally m,.ie uu
Of debate on the sub sct OF Popular Elurt.
ton
Tho Rrpor, Of fh, Committee of S. 4a,ls
adverse fp the Di,'dc, system, uas at. order
Of the day, and this ,icw of thr subject v1.
ably maintained hy Nessf. Sluth,U Hu1 g1,.
well. who seemed to b. well yer.d boo he
matters pertaining TO g.
Mr. VERIFY was Tor laying ile foundation oi
e system. by adding 500 OJ0 annually t1 ihs
Income az the Litcmy Fund sni c1utaulaI
ihat whatever -rhauc might b. adopted. tlis
amount was necessary, to give DO cmJaury
aUi igor
ST. Ei-ugion was in fsyof ur tla Dlyfr,
School S.steiu. as reported hy hiu from ami.
monty o' ,ag Committee. sHj male e. sffuHe
argument bon atcI of it. s- tbe only method
it.lg l1 meet t.a views aul vauts oi hs
people
III E,rars w.H ODD Intellectual motion ,o
POS puue 'H. consideration %. .lis subn,rt p9.
Nl iIe iliA ui Fr1Hrg IHa h.iuQ Doc dae
upon which thc starvation law h-Ins t1
operate. ths isie oi % measure t.us ...f.g IN
might Web ha anticipated.
IL wHs hualiy sgJeci i1 make la s.f...t
ihs oficf oi ihe DAY Tor saturday tae 4I.I iY.
slant
We DO not iikc to predict evil. brt f,.-.
present appearance littla viii boz effected .r
/ % subject esmsi paramount fo aIl other. IL.
large portion Of 'Hy phi. -R,tHoas
! Wig
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
SECOND WARD

w. w. SllRlNER and j. r. MORROW
fer cou iCilmtn from End ward will be
"INVINClBLE"
MR. SHRlVER declines.
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NnTlfr
NOTICE.
Co'a"''''ossr's Oke,. J.n'y 81 1916

"a '''7""Ho''r's OEeo. Jsn'y % 1916
nc iH"'e' - "itrt p-f-Drs h,ving sny ,,t,,.s,
" '"e n''e'' ,onia'n'd ~ the f,resYtnr dsotes.
,'e hereby notified. 'bst hive np..,ir,ed wedo,,.
~ ne s1,, d'y oi Fsh'pUy 1886 IT my ofFies in
| '"l " wheeling ~ ite 'iue and place. " hen
ard nhf'e. .h,ii e,nurn~. N, eors ,I-,,,, =.
he I'D ',c'uni AM hefeby se,tare the ssd
F'fIfs aHi persons INTERESTED 80 the ssme. IN
'rpo7f he'ufe me 90 sai5 25th dsy OF February
1910 1ni produce fhris rs,tsctys ela "a zoe sd.
Tisitnenf ssi settlement
JtbsJ JANES A CLARKE. Conn.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

ACCIDENT AND DEATH fy rrr
MlNES.--We learn TOM Ill p.r.,,'I.
Mncn Journal. that on Wclnes.I,y H.. q.
man by ibe name al Bahau, was rlf.r4 oiIf
81 Mines and Haywood Mil Geek Collier,
upon ihr cars. piece ul s'is coupling trH uH.
90 i'r b5cs Of be- head. causing DIS u-.au,
s'h.
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Mn. WHARTON: Please announce JAMES
ALEXANDER and w. $. WlCKiAM to
represent the 81 ward in the present council,
Jan. 10 1916. MANY VOTERS.
Mn. ALEXANDER teclines.
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THIRD WAR;

THIRD WARD.
For Mayor-MOSIS G.. GOOD. Esd
Councils. BRADy, 4. FIcnYrR, S. z. HUI
LiHLS, GloRGE MENDEI
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DA BRLS TANNERS on. ,,,t al g.,
80, e - PRYOR & PAULL
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SKIS LOiUOpD io., rarI ami III,
" SAFE low ~ PRY Y PAUL..
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