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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

General Taylor has been blamed by few for
conserving TO equalization at Monterey, so
lenient and favorable 10 the MeIicans Some OF
the Wing papers have assailcd the arrangement,
as having been entered into under instructions
from Washington, and hope thereby 10 throw
odium upon The Administration. But they rea-
son without their he s.s and do manifest injustice
10 General Taylor. We have full confidence in
his courage, prudence and foresight and believe
that he acled under The highest motives OF duty
and wise policy. He had lost many brave spirits
in the different melees, and a portion of the town
we'll fortified was still in the possession OF The
enemy, who could no, have been dislodsed with
out further heavy loss on our side Suppose,
too, he had captured The Mexican army, would
they not have been an useless burden on his
hands, consuming vast amount OF provisions 7
In addition 10 this, General Taylor was himself
under the impression that, Santa Anna being re-
stored to power, the negotiations for peace would
be resumed with a probable prospect Of success.
Though unacquainIed with The facts, we are
willing TO put our trust in the policy he pursued,
especially when we recollect that Worth, and
Jefferson Davis and Governor Henderson, spe-
cimens OF pure chivalry and courage, assenled 10
the terms. General Taylor was acting under a
high responsibility and we like The man so much,
that we are willing 10 believe that he did nothing
but what was right under The circumstances.
But take The armis,ice in its worst aspect, il
cannot, we trust, prove serious interruption to
a vigorous prosecution Of the war. In week
after the conclusion Of the armislice, General
TAYLOR must have received The dispatches from
our Government, informing him of the failure 10
negotiate, and urging him to push on with all
vigor. This will prepare him for the orders just
sen, on 10 break up the armisiice, and he will
have plenty OF time 10 strengthen his army by
reinforcements; and on The instant OF receiving
the new orders, he can march on with more energy
than ever, for his troops will have been refreshed
after their hard-won victories Upon the whole,
then, The most caplious can find but little to re-
eret in The events at Monterey.
The New York Herald presents parallel case
to This capilulation in The annals of English and
French warfare, when Napoleon and,he Duke Of
Wellington were in the field. In order 10 remove
the preudices of those who suspect in this caplu-
la,ion the slightest lowering of American pride
or honor, we quole al length from The Herald.
The authority cited is certainly most respect
able, and the parallel is very interesting:
On looking over Napier's history OF the Pen
ipsula war. we see case that bears striking
similarity TO this-in the celebrated Convention
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TWENTY nOIJARS REWARD.

r WILL pay the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery me. The confinement IN JAIL, so
that get him, my man MARTIN, who LETT my Farm,
near Johnsons Springs, Goochand county, about tue
rst OF May lie is about six feet HIGH dark hulatto
square shoulders abou, ~ years DID, and speaks quick
when spoken to-can spell, and read little. he mas
wife al Mr. David Anderson's Farm, near Yanceyvlie'
In Louisa county. ChAhLhS ronD.
July lO-cwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

We understand (says the Urion) tina, de-
spatches from Gen. Kearney of The Isl Sepler-
Der have been received They make no alu-
sons TO the reports that are stated in The ST. Lou
is papers. The General was organizing his mi
lilary force, and making arrangements Tor The
provisional government. he had sent part Of
his force into part Of New Mexico which lies
South of Santa Fe, for the purpose OF ioraging
the horses &c. He says nothing OF The cxpedi-
lion 10 CaliiuInia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
LAW NOTICE.
wYNnHAM ROBERTSON, JR.,

(LATE OF viR0fNfAD
ATTORNEY AT LASV--Memphis' Tenn
OFFERS to the public his professional services. he
~ viii practice regularly in the Superior and INFERIOR
Courts Of Memphis and the adjoining counties, ana IN
the State and Federal Courts held at Nashville. de
will also attend all claims against the Government OF
the United States that may be confded 10 him.
Oct. l6-dkc6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

PROF. BRANCH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES' AT PR EDWARD COURTHOUSE,

WILL commence its next session on the first Mon
w day in November, and end on the fourth Wednes
day in April. ,.
The course Of studies embraces all those subjects ns
allv taught in the best Semnaries Of the kind. The
buildings are large and commodious, capable of accom-
modatng a hundred pupils. The location is In itse
pleasant and derives many additional advantages from
In vicinity TO other literary Institutions sufficient
" retired for the purposes Of the School, and s believed
O be AS healthy any in the State II Is about one
mile and half from Hampden Sydney College, and IN
village sufficiently large and compact to furnish all ne
cessary accommodation for board.
Board, including every accommodation, SoV tuition
including the Latin Greek and French Languages, Sl8
Music with use Of Piano, S22.
regular course Of Lectures on Chemistry VIII he DC
liyered in the institution. An extra fee Of s. VIII be
charged for those attending the Lectures rees paya
hIe in advance Oct. 2-cwtlstDec.
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rarmville. Prince Edward, July 3-c4Ot
HENRY DISTRICT FREE SCHOOL.

At meeting of the Board OF School Commissioners,
"A al Henry Court House, the second Monday 10
September l546 under the act entitled an act 10 es
tabsh District Free Schools in the counties OF Lancas
Ter Westmoreiand and other countless therein mention
ed passed February 25h 1916, the Board adopted the
following resolution ,
sire TO engage in teaching during the ensuing
yenr will be received and aftert third Monaay
a,d the same far insertion in such of the public prints
Of the Commonwealth and fer so long time as may ~
h djscretion be deemed necessary to give general
nnhi;rifv JOHN I. WOTrON,
e., "a "a, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
EOIICATION.

A FEMALE SCHOOL will be opened on the second
"A Monday in September. nj tho residence oil James
H. Lewis near Walkers Church, Albemarle.
e,r,ha schoas,c wear of 10 months, SloO
Music on the Piano Forte, 1 ~
French, IN
Drawing In Pencil and Water Colors, III
A lady, of the highest qualifications as Teacher,
has been engaged. -.
Application to be made to ]. II. Lewis through the
Post Office, Everettsve, Albemarle county.
Aug l4-cwtf
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TEACHER WANTED.

+, MEETING If the eTrustets of Halls Free
"A schools will be held ut Iones's Cross Roads, IN the
county of Hanover on THURSDAY, the 5th Of NO
yember for the election Of Teacher lie VIII De re,
on,ed n exhibit evidence Of good moral character, and
eanari,y 10 teach English GRAMMAR Geography ana
Arithmetic In addition small salary, the Ieaehef
will be- furnished dwelling house and lot az Srnuno.
President Of the Board of Trustees.
~. ID INV Oct. l3Lcw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

it was said, would give The mastery 10 the hus-
band or wife, Whatsoever of them drank of it
first Butlhe wife was too "smart" Tor her "good
man"-for be exclaims,
81 hasten'd as soon a. the wedding was done,
And lefl my wife In the porch
But u faith she had been wiser than me,
For she took bottle 10 church"
Eleemon and Cyra, handsome group al the
feet Of Basil The Bishop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
HENRY C. SEMPLE,
aTTOPNEy At Law

MONT G e KY, L NJ a,
WILL practice in the Courts Of Law and Equity OF
w Montgomery and Lowndes counties, In the Cir
cult Court Of the United States at Mobile and In the
Supreme Court Of Alabama.
RrrrsrScE, Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor OF
Law in the University Of William and Mary, Virginia.
Judge William H. Cabell President Of the Court OF APP
pas Of Virginia simon Grecnleaf Royal Professor Of
Law, Cambridge, Massachusetts; II. w. L. J. J. Fry
and Charles F. osborne, Richmond, Virginia; Gwa!h-
mey, Forbes 4 Co., and Beers & Smith, Mobile. Ala
bama, Fisher & Co., Boston; A. Thornton, New York.
William G. Maitland of New York. Aug. e5-cw6m
Hr The Washington Union requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

Peace for the county aforesaid do hereby certify that
- whose name Is above subscribed as an attest
~ aforesaid and made oath that the above named -
whose names are subscribed
az paies 10 the above letter of Attorney acknowledged
the same in the presence of the said Witness as the
act and deed
Witness my hand and seal this - day of -
eighteen hundred and -.
Oct I7-wd&ctd SEAL.
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from OF PROXY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
we, the subscribers being Stockholders in the James
River and Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute ana
annoint our true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy to represent each OF all general meetings Of
the Stockholders Of said Company, held within six
months from and after the date thereof, when we are
moi personally present, represented by some other
Proxy; with full power and authority at such general
meetings give such vote votes and TO do such DINER
of the said meetings, If were personally present;
and we do hereby rafy and confirm whatever vote OF
votes, act or acts said Attorney may lawfully give
or do in pursuance of the authority hereby con-
ferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seal this - day OF -,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

In the Slaunlon Spectator we find lucid and
able charge Of Judge John w. Brockenbrough OF
the District Court Of The United States for West
ern Virginia, delivered 10 the Grand Jury. 1t
was requested for publication By the Grand Jury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
DR.. c. ]. KEN WORTHY

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Thomsonian and
" Botanic Medicines Medical Books, Oils, Extracts,
ointmonts, syrups and every variety of simple and
compound Medicines usually kcp, in Botanic Medicine
flores.
Dealers supplied al The lowest prices, for cash
Petersburg. July IA. lS46-cW4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
DAVID J. WOODFIN.

Attorney At Law.
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
WILL practice regularly in the Superior and inferior
w Courts Of Law and Chancery of Buckingham,
Cumberland, Fluvanna and PowhaiaR. All business
eonhded TO him will DO promptly attended to.
Aug. 25-c2m
w DANIEL recommences his Instructions In Mu-
s'e on the LIST Of October. He will, usual, give
hs,s,ns On ,he Piano Forte and Singing. Terms
'e'o'o' apply III the Music Stores. Sept. 29-c6t
~ ALI WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
no committed to the Jail of Lancaster county. Va,
woman na aoed' M !se laA day Of July 1896 Neno
fee, Or inches high; had on when COMMITTED dari
eaao osn' inc owner is hereby noIifed 10 come for
p.ove property, pay charges, and take her away,
Lancaster C. H., Sep, aa-c4w 'o"oi
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TO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA MI
IITARY LAND WARRANTS.

CONGRESS having, by an act approved 18th July
" last, extended the time for locating Continental
Land Warrants in the Virginiu Military District Ohio,
and for returning surveys thereon to this Office
first day of January, 1885, notice is hereby given that
the holders Of such warrants can now locate the same
in the said district.
From report made to this Office by the Surveyor Of
the Military District in Ohio, il appears that the quanti-
y land yet remaining to be located is about .oooO
acres. living principally in Scioto, Pike and Adams
counties.
As the time for locating and the quantity 10 he To-
Gated limited, and Congress has made no provi-
sion 10 satisfy warrants Of this character in scrip, hold
ers will perceive that if the present opportunity oil To-
eating their be lost, another may not Offer
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting Commissioned
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM

PANY.
THE twelfth annual meeting OF me stoe.no,aG ,, s o
/ The James River and Kanawha Company WIN 90
hd a, ,bs ranitol in the City Of Richmond, with per-
mission Of the proper authority on Monday hs sSa Of
November. BY order Of the President ano DIec.oIs'
"o''"' w. B. CHIT rENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond, 18th October, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
DESIRARIE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber intending TO engage In other business,
offers for sale the very desirable Farm which he
resides, generally known as Harts Bottom. The Tract
contains ,232 acres, of which 500 are good bottom
land in as high of improvement as any Farm in
Virginia, lying in compact form Immediately along the
North River, oil times navgabe for small batteau1
and eight miles from James River. The neighborhood
Is healthy intelligent, and away from oil resorts for dis
sipaon, and within short ride Of Lexington, with its
ourshng Literary Institutions. The Farm Is capable
of Welding between and g. 900 barrels Of year.
or tobacco in proportion, and may be converted into
Stock Farm or dislilery mny be conducted by any
one so disposed with much profit anywhere, there
being every convenience the Farm for the purpose
long credit will be given if Desirable by securing the
purchase money with interest Address the subscriber
.posiage paid ), Lexington, Virginia.
Sept. 22--cwSW WILLIAM A. READ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
nliL.NI-I.iA,.i.Il,.
ERArlvE s RESToRNTIvE SYRUP.

| ALlEkAllN H. " RESTORATIVE SYRUP
AN ENTIRE VEGETABLE PREPARATION
| HNOH me Cure 81 SCROfULA. Ehiof-esaenf Of
Il to Jniris. Chron,c Rhsusoa,.u Gou,, Lnn,.
'aeo. uYs PERSIA. Indigestion. Essihons u ne
\ NsiH, Nrt'e RASH roitcr, DRorSY. Sypt iiictic or
Mervstai Diseases; in sh,r from all diseases ara.
.ing from an lAirURE state OF inc BLOOD. aide
tlrg,d cond,iioD at the Digestive ossns 90 ths ~.
Iup Cto"s u,c 81 MERcURY
u = now twelve years sincc tho proprietor
came tn the knowledge OF iht> syfup. IN which
line u has be feels harry 10 siy. Tar exceeded hs
expectations. having performed where
S"a:m'S Panncea ard The vsrious preparations at
Sarsaparia could not. though persisted IN ior long
Time. produce the least saluiay cfitcIs upon the
patients.
's'c. Dioorouc. and acts upon the LIVER. by excl.
ting II when languid tn seereiivs
AZ IA Abe are and PHfifer pf the BLOOD. II
t. honestly believe 10y ,ho Proprietor sn;eIior 10
any other medicine INV IN use.
Indeed Il was not rnul he had tccouc fully sat
siod Of ~ great medicinal virtues together with
The soiici ions Of rersons Who hal witnessed The
same. that he would consent to notice although The
medium OF newspaper such course 10 hun
always seemed 20 much like qgackery putting IT,
self into notice.
Through the persuasion Of many pctsons. who
seem 10 think him IA duty bound TO publish II lo
he world tr the beueGt OF =, Herring humanity he
the course adopted by every FOUNDER 81 auack
medicines. Ihrngh he treats not With hni b,refaced
,hronicry Which many use ~ order tn cram their
stuff dow The ihtoas OF q tno easily deluded peo-
ple. Ccrtiicaiei Il cures have often been ten.
drtcd him, (nr which he feels truly thankful To
such Tor their go, d intenjons) hut such things he
never deemed necessary, he does nj all times
consider hii assertion NJ Itself. al suficenI. and
those Who cannot take or granted what he says nre
under comyusipn To take his medicine Ac.
compnnyire each bouio are instructions f,r taking
he - roP. aud also a description Of The hind
ct food tn be usfd. with tho mode of pre-
pairing a. For sale at
BRENTilNGEWS APOTuECA. Monroe ST.
Near the Court House, where he had at cny
hour at the day or night Phy siciaps prescriptions
and family medicines of ala dc. cripi,ors.
Also Brentlineers COMPOUND syrup Of Bnnesct
ior the cure Of Coughs. Code, L'gh,ucss OF tho
Chest ard fHeiPieat ConsumpIln.
should any rcpon pner us,rg bottle OF this
Cough n irurc, come back and NV he had received
no hone ~ lfm ". his MONEY shall ho refunded
dec - ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
NOR sALE.-rhe Farm a, the mouth

NOR SiLE.-rhe Farm Al the mouth ef
a Cleans Ron IN Ohio county, Vnsinja, em.
aiGcng nb"u go acres formerly the properly OF
Josiah ChaPlIne deceased, and adjoining lands Il
The heirs CT + Farmer and others IA lies imnsd,.
lIeIy on The bnnk Of the Ohio river. within fonf
niles Of Wheeling, has on II number Of fret rsis
coat hanks within a few rods ul the rivet. and 10
veil stored with Limestone. together ~iih several
rood qnofrcs Of first ralo sand stone. There 10 so
2. 40 acres Of river bottom. and The residue IL neh
me store hill land
u will be sold on reasonable credit. and iogei
lher OF IN separate parcels purchaser. may ptslss.
For lurihr particulars call on lhs sbbsrribeg- il
Wheeling. 4 JACOB, Ter
0ri ~ WM REYNOLDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
NJ. & T. SW ZEN Ely.


IEAvE Just received and opeoed 100 packages
FINE CHINA anil QUEENSWARE.
Ameng other articles Ihcy have
FHe Gold band China Tea Sets from 81 10 100 Is
Rich Gill and Fancy do DO
DO Lu extra fine dp
Richly decorated Man,e Ornaments. CoiiIgnes, Fan.
cy Ink. Baskets &c In great variety.
The Ladies' are invited tn call and examine
ibcse, ns they surPsss sey thing OF The kind ever
before brought 10 this eouaiy aud ate worth seeing
Rich Glli aud embossed FfaA Baskets. laced & high
Whnc China do do do
Gilt aGd plain Com7rlirrs, Casseroes. Tuueens,
Boats ant Sand; ia Pots. Sugars arh cams.
Tea and Coffee Cups s0d Ssucer.. Plates sc, nuled
plain and ianey styles, sells OF pieces ~ Suit Gus
TONERS
In common ware wo have L~erpool Dishes and
Plates al an sizes Teas snd Coiises Tea aud Coffee
Pots. Sugar. anil Cteems, &c, OF various ooiots.
printed. Flowing blue mud Fancy Toilet Sets, cons
mon edged Plates DISHES Teas. sc. &c, with eve.
~ pther article usually kept IN the most extensive
embellishments iu tho country. aud Which the public
need only call and price be satisfied hat sell
I lower han hey can he purchase elsewhere We
! hive on hand and are constantly manufacturing
\ Cut aud PLAIN Hell Lamps. Lanterns Tumblefs
\ Dishes. Sc; which together with our stock o
I Qucensware. we invite the attention oi purchasers
euhcf who esalc or re'ail Warehouses Nos ? auc
| Monroe 81 Wheeling. Va nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
MILLINERY.

MRS WADE would respectfully invite he A.
VI tenii6n OF the ladies 10 her sccocd Stock oi
Wtnier Millinery. just received. from II The
mosl fashionable fisnci, Houses ~ New York
Tier goods uf tho best quality. we'll selected.
and OF he very Latest srylcs. and consist ia rart 81
me following articles Ladies Boanels, Gays Head
dresses aud Budgu; y nnet ond Cop Rithpu-.
French Viewers Plumc.. Fancy Neus. Yelveis.
Si'ks sud S,nns. SIN and Wash Blonds. SILK and
Isle Lacss and Eduins'; Stress Trimmings nod
seveui cher Ttnniuss asd Notnns too numerous
90 mention. The shovo zoods vii he s,ld % per
cent cheaper Than any oI Inc sane hind his side Of
he Mnnnfalrs
y u Ieehorr snd S'rsw Bsnneis cleaned. steel
pressed und done up To- Tho best style md al shor
nufic' MRS A WADE.
NV ~ Corner Fonnh a Ini-p Sc
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- g'.R e. 81 LIVES.

a tREAT CTNTHNL ROUTE FROM
N-G WHEELING TO BAITtM0RE, WASH
lNOToN CITY, PiIlIADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON The National Road aud Good
Intent Stage Companies. aro running daily lncs
tn Cushofiand cpnEecung with The ~ O Il r.
Only "a hours Stage travel TO sihor ct The above
CITIES. the balance by Railroad
Time Ia Baltimore 81 hours,
Tine 10 Philadelphia 81 houts
Fare "a Baltimore IL DOLLARS,
Faro L. paiiadclphin J DO.
S.H daily lines leaves Tie Cu's Siege anil Rail
pad Office every mnrniug at 6 O'Clock 4 NJ, ans
cx,Ens furnished at any hour n load should offer.
FUTlhspngh Tickets Ia BaluISofc and philadelphia
,nVp'y tho Cos office. No SO Water ST. Wheeling
Va snr im,r North u < ic'ei. -, go
For Good Intent Stare Co. W ~ STEELE
ard wM NEWMAN, fer N II : Co.
Great Central Route Rail road and Stage Office
sep ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

&foNNEI ~ & WADE has jhsi rrvsiyed q
" case ~ M'CeDieyS Patent Cork solcd Boot.
which thev safrani 10 surpas- ior neaines. aad de-
fibj'y anything iAa, has ever been brought To ihs
cily Gentlemen are inYiIed TO call and eiamias
tr themselves. nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
WM REYNoI.us

IA NOR SALE.-My farm situate ON The MIR.
q within a mile Of Wheeling. containing vVst
Eve hundred acres, Nth mute ihan Two hhnsred
acres under fence ard in goos condi,ion. h ~M
divide With advantage info several ifanis, but 70
suit purchasers will sell q ssher os in psmsls.
and on liberal credit. X JACOB.
seq - IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
NEW JEwHI.RY

"A uSr RECEIVED n very iargs sHd rich 80
- s"umebt 10 Jawclfy SC So. consisting 81 DisA
mond Rings 90 from Eve 20 .uiy dpilani Ruby.
Dher Set Rogs
V~fy heavy plain fine Gold Rings sssl and Mot
% Rngs S5ms vefy fine Ladies pfsss. wiih Css
moron. Togat s-d other Stone ssts.
fine BfaesIsts Nccklaces Bracelet Clsspa ~.
Zine Co.d GnsrI end Fob Chaias
Gs's Gnam kays
Ais1 Gsntismsns Pin., very FIRE DismVnd Pios
,afHsf shpsl oi anything you have seen w thi-
/ muati ipf s.mr uao Call and zoe Them
/ sufeuuf Shin ids uiih Stone Sells lnita'ior
! DO plsut egsid BE- JNo BISHOP,
Sign s|Ihs ORIGINAL ma WATCH
| dec ~ DO 49, Main Ssrsot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

NTEH. MOORE & co. respectfully inform
y ihc travelling public. that they have by an
Arrangement wUh Vo.thcs & Co. and Hinton
extended their splendid National Road Stage
Lines direct 20 81 Louis. through Indianapolis
ere llnuc aud Vandalia. ond that unsurpassed
accommodations uow DO had lhroUgh The eGtire
route.
FAST MAIL COACH leaves whecHng daily
nt 10 o'clock T. VI. TO Cirtiunnt ia SO hours, 10 81
Louis 6 days
Piiol Coach leaves Wheeling daily at 10 o'clock
r NJ IS hours u Clncii nail
d TALLMAD les Good Inteni Coach leaves
Wheeling daily al 10 o'clock T. VI. - hours 10
Nnysyille, Ky.
ExHrus furnished on all the abnvc lines 10 parties
Ni,h The privilege ofsceplng tcayellingai n,g ht
~ they may WISH
Office No 81 Water st, first door below the s
iIoiel. Wheeling Va
jan I2 WE COWDERY. Agent
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FRIIT TREES.

A FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA HUGHES
n CRAB APPLE TREES. and = large varsity
oithe besl selected grated lruiii Tor sale by
d ZANE. Wheeling l.lsnd.
Pers,ns desroDs Of procuring Fruit Trees esns
not fnl beuer opportunity Of supplying Ihs.~
selves.
Rotor 10 Dr Johnston, louisville KY James 70
Forsyth AID Eiy DJnoy Wheeling. Va.
nov " 4bn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
STOCKING FACTORY
TnTTN LTtE IApfT

ED EsPECrfULLY iniotm. tic citizens Of
u a Wheeling ADD vicinity. ihat be eoniifuts ~
msurfacis,e SiotsaEs, SHIFTS ord DRwets of =
supefof quality. Whhsihe IS lharkial iof pa.i IA
vofs. 10 hogfs hy attention 70 husiuss, O. merit o
coniinuahee 81 iic same. JOHN ECKGARr.
Mlfa 90. prposrc the n W Bink DIVA
y r.. Iic eul hereafter Keep 90 bond Seer ar
u,le ihsn has ever been manufactured n his cny
SEQ 90 Bon