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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
oUR AgTIsTs N~RRoAn-A

OUR ARTISTS ABRoAD.-A communi.
cation la tive Cincinnati Atlas states that Mr..
rosvrrs, thc sculptor now in Florence. j. en-.
eagrd on uhc bust Of tn Grand Dutci,ess. who
u said 70 be a beautiful and q~ucen-like wo-
man. This ~ the first honor OF the Mind con.
icfFed on a ionign artist. For this engage.
mcnt he D. indcbted TO the Pnnce Demtiorf
ct whose lady lac made q bust . year since
The latter l. a daughter of Jerome Bonapasle.
heilo9g u winning golden opinions in IL.
ass painter. he j. nov cngur,d on an
Piciurc of Turkish LADY ia q bathing
room and report speaks highly of is meuis'
Power u still al Rome. A gentleman ~.
Gently inom italy states that he j. highly g..
ieemcd Tor hts aodesiy anil gcn,lemanly de.
porimen,-ihst he l. greatly improved in his
s',' lie oi painting, and Is considered ~ an art.
ist OF great promise.
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ruR THE al " S

MT STANLEY iie talented Indian s,,,.,. Ia
Cincinnati on Monday upon a three wear.
professional tour Among the Red S1ns 81 tho
r1r West Iie cou,emplates visiting Oregon
and California lcsofc he returns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
i.nAFERN

There Is s~cstcels q NIGHT passes bat Their are
rowdies cutting up csPcr ia the streets. II
y ss hal ss ever. Did not the council APP
propnaie 900 dollars towards = police, not
long SINCE W wha,i,i Il acsegf
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nl,rrER

Thee v'nst h som, thing WronE smong the
COWS this year. We do no, reo,licc, 60 have
Known butter Is s,arcc for many yssrs a. IL il
now, IA th,s rTaon. nsdily command, -
10 % Gee. aai rey httie ,hs, is good to be-
had.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

ALoyERSEYES-.Do, Won find nav eve.
expressive Of my ~ieeliDgs y aid q sentimental
lover 10 the lady whoni he dcsircd 10 please
'oh yss, ] presume 40; said the lady, s'tlry
make i1e think Of a goldfish dying with the
toothach, g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

We have remarkably Gne weather 70 look
al but not 70 ws'" a. W. woeld be glad In
see II al this season. tws,y nights continue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

HATS. uATs!-J sss seed a, he s'su u
the Bssek Msmmcih Bal
, d.z Of Mess doubts bsim Lsshorn Hats
2 Do By do 10
? DO Iahn,s' Do
60 DO Men. aud BOYS Palm tis'.
Which will bs od low fs CASH.
ap 4! TODD 4 HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

wheeling Division 30. IS, sons Of Tenn.
pefance wects even Friday evening. ~ h.ll
past Z oelook. y. ". 81 floor above MAKE,
Alley "a story Pest side Of Main street.
A. :. HALLOWELL. ". p.
1Hcz. HorxrrooK ~ \
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Public MrEf,NG

There wsl ~ a mcc,ing a. Wee, Lhoriv
On S~a,ualay nest. ihe 18th inst, e,l2 o'clo,k.
N. in rcictcse- To fie senatorial election 800
citizens 81 INC Whole cousty arc invited.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

OHIO County Ash Fad. isi6.
J. T.. WusHroS. ESS-B1 pleased IN sa.
nouaor DANIEL NJ. EDGiN6ToN, ON
late efficient messher. a. a candidate Tor n
house Of Dcieeites, az the approaching elcr.
Ton. MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
THEHARDSR oUTRpINoLDwA WAYNE

-Atihc Township election held last week ~
Wooster. WAYNE co, there were time tick.
cts In the field: Uhg. So7 end Hard. The
Wings elected NINE ct their candidates. the
Soiis rouE sna the Hands 0Rs'-a supervisor.
ibis may b. taken n a slight indication at
The feeling of the votrIs oi Old Watne in re-
gard ,o the issue sni the candidate forced ON
the port, bY the Drsimoiises of the TappNn
and McNul,y school, at the sth January Con
vcntiou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

"hiic The Argna men are figuring on, Ion,
o''sfs 9 d't lei usm o~aloalsie how man,
n"}s Col. Thompson spent "a eIecumeen,g
'hfooEh The u'nntry -i~n lc wss tce,,,;,s
'e4ut So dol''rs . day fof attending 10
o"i f'>' ohhoc u the roll OF the Post on,
dad bern called daily how often ao,,,d \.
hs's "'n "iss'us itom tir ayss and no.sf
S''' etocstioh. NbutCptT b,mos,p ,,.
po'hf'iaS The money OF I've prcpIc of wl.,t.
'"S VOC s'''"a,is az ii'e 'sIlfotd % .t,n. hos
'nihy d'J' did h. spesi ~ is,nemna f.,
'h-e ~"o'eino nstci -JFIsr-
&C QUERY.
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s0Or AND slnOR EuPOR,un,
At Tbk S,oN o. TsBk
BLACK IAN MOT0 ROOr
Soafh End A. A~vt<s S-.--A

ODD = HOWELL as.e ,sss sxssr,.s
'r'~ the sssssm ssssts<sssss.'. w,sAs l.r,.
-. s'"ses' sss's'wsss - epsss. shsss. Les,hs,.
s'.a'oss' &c: .h'eA have hses sssse,ss
~''h great esse. ssssss.iy sss srssss end ss.~.,
Tssde. mich hey psedes sA~.sssvss sss n :, 49,
a"si''y q wdi h. I'D - sw - ssv lss .s I,s n ~.
sse sf'.eis. 'hss y nov nc hss h~s~ h~s-sshs We,
Of 'hs Allegheny hs"ss'ssss, Resssss vssA,.. =,
~pnf'hse vii please cell and sss,n oar ,srs
or'"- purchasing elsewhere. o. ssoet eoasss.. =
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col. THoMSoNS iTH OF July ORA.
TON OK AN ARGUMENT EXCITING
REBELLION AMONG TIE SLAyESoF
THE SDIWlH

Col. Thompson uudcr his own signature
acknowledge lhs, he did declare the orstion
changed eEain-l him, bar ~ an excuse saw. 10
use hi. own hpgusrc. which ! will Give
'crba'im etlitcraiim. IN may hare been thoi
oEhfoeH az iF,riy yeGys aso in ne gIoriaca.
lion 81 q yo"Hg MANS ih Of Juiy o~ruiioa.
dres aJaacyHi skeioh 81 a sertat ~iHsmrreeffoE
not 10 aid ne cause y abolition for IL had no
c~risicHce bHt 70 poiHi ont nc nils ofsIarery.
md 10 shoU WhGt tkt country had 10 dread
IRON a. rras but a youthful fancy sketch.
fa'bodysHs The seaiimeni ond language n r..
JPeTsoH "a has notes GA Virginia" a youth
ful fancy sketch. Mr.. Editor and a beav,ihiI
admission Is this. the, bc who aspires TO rank
a. one OF Virginia. talented sons. should for is
own eio'iGcauon. and the gloriGostion Of a
sorrl'e insuucciion, should use ,hst vcr, Ian.
Eusgc, Which hos brought The sbolitioldsts a,
q party Into existence, aud yet o. au excuse
Shys ihst abolition bad no existence then.
A. a sonthetn man | hesitate not 10 saw tina,
Col. Thompson, from his own showing. i.
she author OF ihe most infamous doctrine. and
J trust this acknowledgement will bc a s,re,.
oont reason ior Nirsinian voters to mark i'm,
imrtwicn' 4 indisoreei Young man. A tohi,
attempt M bringing Nh. Jefferson in the same
~esirgogy wi1h himselfii Is al Cannon. CIR
The democracy believe ,hiSl No, never. Mi
jrlcrous whole life, j. directly in she teeth
ot thss assertion. q =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
NEW AND CHEAP COINS

- BAKERS
, tiE ST. WHEELING; A..
NnL stBSCktBER nsi o.. $500.
't9~ftener ~ 10 years Ia m~,,.,.,-
oes In tins c,fy. that he eaa rnfi-,.,,. , o"''
u h. a"me'ons ens~m~fs aud i',erd. !, N. .,~
''ua 81 ehe'cs and sssssnsbis 6.s-is. ,skr. 1890
~ an vare,"g 10 ,hea that be - u.w ,,..."-
and Wi c~osissee so feeeive m.sshi, th,-.,h..,
the srssoa. The largest snd sesi selected .,.- i. ~
Gc-is ever sd.isd an The Co,h,ss Trade in ia.
CITY. purchased trtru he ks.t houses In rntlsdsf.
rh'' and B'inmpfe. s,d selected fprn he ,h.-c..,
ard mel ~sPpsov~t make. ,he src~i l~asahis c-S.
of the Scassn. aud Will he soiJ FOR q ,esy ,m III sd
ssner. yiE French. EaElssh and Am~n<sn Broad
Cioihs Iron snretEus "a s~dsan: r sil,eJ Belgian
DO d.. i",. he Cfeen. Rue and L.as,a B,s~r
d- do. Es'ta heavy blue sDi wo.i RI d,ahl~
m'lied Cs-,iusns w., de.irsbIe. also .,rrie m,lles
plain and iaeey French aid t.nsii.a Css.,msrs.
very soyefiof and cheap. allen J odd Ga Cold
snd .iisrr mgsed aud pi,,n Jared; iru,s 6.~ 10
-ei'om ffench Linen D.iis all q~aaitie.. s.mu~s
81 'fhs. dap DIE. Persian. is4i, ,as sni osi-an- a.,
500 " Linen sni Coiioa PLAID. striped sai raesk
P."'absar. S'uH vr.tins.. pain. ,i,ipsd. Mode
Nefo" ADJ o,hc Fanny Ns.ncrs a. grss, vst,.,y
The above Es--l. will DC made 10 .,d.s ~ q ss.,
rate cu'isF ard s-sd ~eskmss ~srssnisi EQUAL 10
an, 10 thi. a. 'tr Ea-,ern cities
Ready Made C'0fhfmg.
Cl"h Drsss and knuek Coats. Gsa suret6r> a,
Medium. a isli snI e~onpis,o s.-orsm~n, S.n mar
CSr''a e'ep's'e s..e'ines' cSmpr.,as all the We,
u''ie' qualities sni Price. cs-~tael. Nv Jesu. and
T~'ed' p'-,s ssd fs~a C.ss, . vesy s.n~ssi a.
'-'''r"-n' q" d. C~sss'msfe. C...ines. C.sd and B.a.
''r,rn fs'is. 10 do RssiJ J-eke,s sc Sc.
A~' ~ a hae Li"en aud Mu.lia Sh:r.: a..
.'nA c'diar. &c- IS .irz G ,asnsn d.. sse, ,reed
bn'" AID Muslin a., PsImsi,s and Leslrsn ii.s.
Nm 'he "'si safie's ofsaspend- .. Ha.~. &e.
! ,''hs ms isie"ds srd es.,.sneI. and all m
.e'''h "' f"i csc@s ~ give m~ q call. a.-anns
'"e" ! Ga" anil wall sell shsm . s-d sr,,el. a, ia,r
rrs e. 6' cs.A ef lhs dual q rn. A, p,.m 4 .u.
fumsfs
Rsoo leci M 80 w-ist Street.
ALfN ROGERS
j ; - "t 10 Vol and PsussLrsn Ai.ksr. van.
''i y. sssi na"ds. ssa,e Gle need srry. es.h
s'd the highest pfiee Will lie sr,sa. We dent ~,
"uf hai-is ga sss,eiIcd Gle. A
sp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

NCruALS AND pRfSK-u,a., =,
.ssSea worth Mr Jsu,cs Whites 10 M.
MaJ Jane Drink
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MLrOhrED nN CmAn. mi. nrnn,

sRFivsis q np~Er4Rfuaes
" Boat fer a., lat - Hogr rJlss .
dQp az ! oicleck. y. ~
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~ LATEsT~
ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
TE: job NSTON, JR.
isuccrssoR TO 7. JomSsros a sox.1
As ftiE iLkAsURg SO nGssa h.. mem.
- snd Pa'ehs.es generally ,. h. hs ,s nov -.
ce,slug his sl~t af
CT SPRING Goon.-xo
u ~hNh bs ts.p~csisi,y sal,ers lhs,s sr,enit,n
iis'a'g made ms pssch see. soy.sr.axor., n.
% pfepsfed 10 daes-s II ihea a. asis.isG issis L.~
P''os' foe CaAH. % % hs- I'D regular eas,osssy
On he ascsi smne.
His STICK 70 ssrisd. eais.cins many .~x ,nd
tats s't'siss. Cell and sec hen :, "a. al .,..A
~ 2Is zoe Will be pleased With GOODS ssd
NUS sw spT
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
NFORGE MMURRAY. - n.~ sa~ e,,g :
~ y ssSsd Ieet II SasgSs ssS Fssey Dr..
Ses@s 20 ~h'ch fAe agssssa of h.. Gee. sasrs !.
respectfully ssLicsrEs An-sng rms srses ~ai
he 'sHss 'ssns se'Y dssissbls aad AT steesssesly
iOs gsces
S~pst snr~, Ffrneh. Relsisn sd cnrti.h c7~t..
BiaeA eHd Fancy eord EagiisA ard Tresd
Cassi gasrss. Ner York do, Bfk, Gyem and
gotd wfftd CashneTfft(s anigod Cassfm<res.
6snb'ooHs, Pf0ia. barred aad sfripsS nfain
osd Fancy Ldaea DriIines; rita a tarrs sieek
% CoiiaH DO. Of rery pariefy. Perasols. a
gsHsrof as8oHfnssnf from J7B up 20 81.
fOH the bADtEs.
> fret sufrf " ~ SID essk RtrA q ,irss,s.. ana
BaiagsT hssanfei B,tse. sks~is ssss 2-.,G. zee.
ad shk STUPID d, ~ af.ssais.s dsr.se,' pr,
riin.sd 80 eeff 'fh; r'sdoslss Bsisssia. End s.,~
k"hes very SPLENDID. pisiu 80 sssp-s u ,i,a., a.
amshi" LAus NH . great ysnsig - CHM
~ Ftafrnes Rsssg. c,,.x
I" 80 fsrsesnEly GO. Nssp a.'sn G,as az
iisf g. S'rss 80 rsfisiaa ~ stsst tsa.r. q -
- - '"a sauss fes.ssn Basnei R.bs-s. -.
~is"'Aesn'' tfsneh snj oshsr f.ws,. WEI.
fee''. /" - - Fsury s%ificles. 900 3 ~,
500 Caa.n DO q . P.iss Ties. sss.,..e.
t~ o.y' sov0 y3s u tsa-s Ssseftas. % So,
80, 50 IVS ~ 81 epid Cape Chs,e. -
80 % ."rtf SsuPs~Jsf. P.Nebsar s,s
~he' Fsse The Shove C..yis ~, n, - y.
erased suh sna zee =. ~ s4a .,i,.sm
"' VIZ 8" "1 athv lees p .hir sss.nrs
tbOkCE M'NURRAY.
Msfkg Ngasss
~WZA GAPst CAPS Js.s 70
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tic toiioN uHE gfnnemrH 90 Heton t,te
contributed si0O csch uinb Hie oia.., ~
stiiug fu ne sfrrtIon ~ b new W.I fv oe
nranplc Lbrsy A~trifiion "a that eifr
liom Abbu1 lap renee. Vim Appl.ton
te4i HiHfgis Amos iaWnncr.
iiaH Nsdmn Appic.tu. Ssmurl Apple,os,
john Bgsn ~. Thur C,rEier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

ALL FOOLS DAY.-On the is inst. n
physician was called TO visit In great hasie. a
Young gentleman residing in Blocker street.
The note requesting the physician attendance
slated that 1.-The Young man had met 18th an
scciden, and modification had taken place"
Armed with a case Of sharp snd formidable
instruments, thc doctor FASTENED To the house
ans the bell, and was shown into the young
gcntleinsns roQm.
You have sent for me
u exclaimed the young man. "who arc
your"
doctor -. Herr is the note"
"Umph. Doctor, said the young man. after
reading the ePisile, III you cut any throat you
eau cure my malady."
How
II proposed This morning ior the hand Of a
beautiful young lady, and she refused mc. l
ann much mortified 1 assure YOU
Thcdoc,or suddenly remembered ths, IL was
the LIST of April. aud cynically wendell his
way home, in basie.-N y. T~eigrcyA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

boE 49, rf8ye
Nc Editor hrarH elt,olsirs IN ,o,.
;" TIE "guf, IS Col rsfnott. nst IA a.,
iuem's 81 'he ,shf ct Va, m 49, ~.
i}Ft "ahn'ir' are mpp.r ia. lan snd or,,,.
fig Iol Thompson. without leo, !,
IeHy " y islss ~ ouiy D.me..t !.
TYR nounfy who las uuiiormi, been II g.,
81 Haesi'@g % sil ,ups, A. o. tsn.,e..
"9~ supporting Gi rsriou The onl, VII.
bsi"it the mogih 81 30, Unsel a. =, =. 4
tAo" "i" refuses ~ suppor Cob Pam.
"o~r - go @ssauant u his ,ssuiou "a : b.If
~ ""9 ~ . "a asa weDeI He .oa
val = Eehefsily gwen socordine ~ ,au,
his D. 10 Yresia-s wla,h Cd. r.,,,,,t
ma'e -" hr erp~siy s,oued tiai on rbs
fsii ieai quosHau b. sul Cot Tbamp.,g .,..t
80 'hc ss'as groeati. 1la,e hoard h,m. A.
~ ~ inenis ~ ~ nsht ~ SO, b. T,i.,
ount opf~y~rd 81 Thompson D. -we.ti'
> '"eiy ha'c 8 asow.of fritnd. h. n. +,
piry.
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FAIALcoLLlsloN sIREtAND WIN

FAlALcnLLlSioN NiRELANp wrru
ihh MILITARY -oue-o at dl a,s f,,.,,,
verrfe o"i'ed BY dee e,pr.s a,ws, va,
> h"'Hr' o]nl'su's Co., ioiil~ia. snsouo.,
'"eni q q o'lli'on uth re ml,an
hS-l DE hra shsS 10 Mo- ~.
it"g iot = pr eutstite ~ .ufni, tte
~ NJ MN biikr camnrnlei go Won't,
siti pi iacsls, = fart uf efrrHns-.r
csclrina aHambr at freehold rr 80 -.
uc u%s'.'iog' whrn Of = ala lmn C..rst.,
= .'e.''. - la-sIlp itnta lsl,ai e.ti
i-itt hH m vith tus sd co. ..t,s ~
CO. ie'Ieilers Nf Crsi IN.
'''as Nie o"i.fei ar m,itsst 10
h' NirH vprFsu leaving . G,p,I,
Ht.' nlf tnuus laaa. th,rt ,~.,. =,
s'i DO man vsrfe asn irsA. asl
'Hlt wo.niel Al.utrtnp s,b,o
Matt : State, ibe mpniis-
II .Iri la D. a8i ~ v~trbstel Zoo IL.
mI tf,s oais Sd ul rses - lie ssl
and sxJ nFa ns
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SURGICAL OPERATION IN Msswrp

81 kulCAb VfGkttrbN ~ MfSNEE-
SN-On Friday tiieInoon last we witn.s
ord a potion of an operation performed hy
De. Homer Bosw ick. oi - Chamber street
upon a colorcd servant woman. (Emcl,nr
Brown. sged 30 years IN he family of Rev.
Dt. H,ghce. She bad been iot a long time
Troubled with a tunouf under the left shcu,.
der blade. and her physician. DV. r., resolved
ut Der request. 90 tcs; The pfc;ensions Of Mes
m~nsm. in the Ease. McssrS. olu and Pike.
Msgnctizrrs. wer accordingly 9n; ioS, and
succeeded in putting her asleep. DR.. Best
wick proceeded 20 make his inUsions, and Ira
the course Of three minutes cut cut the tn
mour. which weighed ten ounces. and then
-swcd up the inclsicn. The patient did mo
give the least sign oi sensibilits OF life during
the operation. aud when tvuscJ 10 conscious
ness 10y the n~egnctucr, appeared 20 have NO
knowledge whatever OF wha; had been done.
The patient declared that she was entirely un.
conscious during the operation. Among the
persons pw-rn; who witnessed the operation
were DR.. John Sicsros. Dr. Samuel x. Guilds
DR.. i. Psnnly. Df. Sherwood. Sc. and
number OF gentlemen connected with The pres
of the city.-N j. Trus Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

snos Thread. Ls.sas. Br.us.. Ka,,e.. Awl.. Pea,
. Web. c'i.'ss. BIO, Trees. Ns,l.. s~panbl,,.
BOT and Shoe Keys. spi;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

wh're he ~'ll .sii - eAssr - ,sa cLsarr,. thai.
A"y e,a't rs'as't .smFni W~si Of 'hs Moan'aa..
COUNTRY MERCllA MIS-. P..idle,. ani .h..
wtshius 80 parrhase G. ODD. u ia an.I a. 10 their al.
ssrtsge 20 rail- s~d sxsun,as hs. s,s.l hsise rnr
chasing sissshere A Ia,g- assortment OF tss..
: day and so 'scar eiooks al he ssss qasi, y.t very
% dsssa pr,cs..
FOR ~ iADfES-A general sssos'm<n,
81 Fsaey Dry .sSds- t,sli sad es .mias ks yaus
'slss. NJ trouble 10 shaw I'D.
90 ~ JOHN ELLIOTT.
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E'' hLfhRs- IVY 4NtN NNfA In
buhc Of Moaisy rsys-
There Is $50 marked rhsnr, in IN .,oos
mlfkci The Bsuks Sre snti show iuy , -.
hs'd. SoWic wv Of the Wall street Rail.
~ hiCh we cuuif al we y Jridr ~n,rirul,r-.
have taken . scnsiblc and enlightened yien "a
ihe present. crisis, and while s1opting a n,3-
driil eou'so have at the same tiuue drslt La,
siif "itb tssH regular mercantile cn.tom.,s
otlfrfs. dat we could ussne. have cm.t,l, ..
fused ca loan a dsaln OF il,rif r,,irt. -,
hoanied uP esery thing that cam. IA ,b.,, -,
a. 81 British beet was laundering al m. loo,
at Wall street. W.
To- tn street first rie nappes su n,,o,.t
'i I'D ~ pef ceEi. snd iiiee with IA st,,A,
80 iuiHt about them. ~ ssrh fsts. IN.
Shsio,h buy,r phpss ~ - to "a o., 80,
~ hneits Repnrtefol Tae,lu s,y.
Ihe fhiisdelphis Mon, Msrket =. o.,
contracted dpsiog de ks wevk IA E,ns.
wcf vcfy csfelal wfh nf,sS q, a,.-e"a'.
ihe 's.ge OF the fol rni~m Tseas,,,, Ri
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To- "u iooI ntss fauer if,u gioIs p~,re,,
POI q dsy ot two tlter Wa 9un,e ,s.,t ~.
Tee isne} siolk. % s,,,sl ,.r6pi,.g,. ,"I
'u'irci almost 90 kurts al ,tceA,. el 800
considerably. y" w!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
s COINCtDENCE-rb N,,rie, c,.,,,, i,

\ COINCIDENCE The hatcher cos,rief
says 'hsi Jaiaos sfiSgd 30 l,s lasi nsw novel
he very t%ieufiosi ftie b. whkh he eIitw
tstersird io d%istiogui,h = novel yet ine mbr,o.
" dos noi intead 20 w fof dsmers. hot
nseekly -abniis % TIE outage. gemseking
tisf pefiaps James hss treated tlr .ob,erfn 81
sbiy - BE- couid 80 it himseif.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

Nh,n Ihofnpsop dfesnrd lbs tom r,o,e,,
'lT'pl ~ Cai : suepoa he is5 not J,.,
a about poor cd M,tssM "A Clur s.i ,.
Rot ofce ~ HAedbS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

ltsks ihis opportunity 10 asn'nn. ihsi I haze
ies'sned bus'nes ca my s~eosns. steSs,oss -
i'se"ds and eu.i"sssfs are ssrerisliy invited 10 81
on me q ihs store Il uUSs a co.
80 VS. q W GRAHAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
LE.ATWER.
FENDINGN

""fe Sein,ry Sole L..,h.,. u
BsssJs ns skins '"""s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS-.

W~asHtSGroS. Apnl IL.
UStTED STATES SENATE.
The resolutions reported from the Commit
tee on the Conilnseni expenscs Of ,hr Senate
~reis,ive ,o an alteration ia The galleries OF the
Senate. were iskeu up, aud rejected after .
br,.t d~l,s, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
NEW VARIETY AND
DRX GOODS STORE,

DIN ELLIOTT, form ssiy Of u. 6.m Il
- I'm - Il Orr. having rsnses The s,sss r-~.a
l-'ri' ~oc'arrsd ~ II R'bns,r. JeweIer. fs5 Nam
81 = ds-,'s Shave Market Alley. .. ssE .g<sisr q
~ u anh anlrnlNI a..nrtn..na II
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17
JAMES NJ. B1sroap. Secretary pro tenn.
THE ROANOKE Rail ROAD.

We rejoice to he able to inform our fellow -citi-
gems that the plans of Mr.. f. E Rives, to obtain
chartered privileges in North Carolina, over the
section of Road SO UNANIMOUSLY obtained by him.
have been signally frustrated in the Legislature.
We are indebted TO Dr.. F.. C. Robinson, of Nor
folk for copy of the Report of the Committee
on Internal Improvements" &c., which, after
reviewing Rives's Memorial. and weighing his
connection with the Petersburg Company, PROMPT.
ly recommended its rejection by the Legislature.
The Committee then reported bill back to the
House authorizing the creation of new company,
under The name Of " The Roanoke Rail Rad
Company" with capital sufficient to construct
Road from CASTOR TO Weldon, and from Weldon
tn the Virginia line at near Margareitsville, tn
connect with the Sea Board and Rnanoke Rail
Road al Portsmouth. We have no doubt that
the necessary amount Of stock will soon be sub.
scribed in North Carolina, and that our Town
will soon continuous line of Road from the
Atlantic, in Georgia. pouring its rich travel into
the boats at our whsrves. while our store houses
will be filled with the bouniful products of North
Carolina, and the whole valley of the Roanoke.
Gov. Graham has postponed the sale of the
Weldon Bridge, until the first day of April next
Every thing in North Carolina shows favorabIy
for our interest.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17
MORSE,S TELEGRAPH.

We learn, says the Ledger, tina, Prof. Morse has
invented new system Of marking or printing by
electro magnetism, more simple than his present
instrument. which it was supposed impossible TO
simplify. aud has filed caveai in the Palen, Or
fee. By this process he can make the cha racters
now used or the letters of the alphabet with an
expedition hitherto unattained by himself or any
other inventor. and in manner which will fill
the beholder with new establishment.
All the Companies who have purchased the
rights secured by the former patents of Prof NJ.
in connection with the Electro Magnetic Tele
graph will Of course be entitled TO the use of this
improvement gratis
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17
PAID For IT

We have just paid the last picayune we could
rake, scrape and borrow, for the privilege of
spreading knowledge among men in Virginia"
in the shape of tax of Ten Dollars ON the Print
ing Press to enable the Stale to support her officers
and government. We are taxed on all our other
property like the rest of our fellow citizens, which
we willingly pay, but this outrageous and dis
graceful tax of Ten Dollars so unjust in its lew.
being the same on every press, whether it is pro-
fable. or not our very soul revols against We
should like 10 hold the man up to universal obi
nm, who first proposed the tax, and would do it,
if we knew who he was, or any good could be eff
fecied by it. Well the State has got our Ten
Dollars, but our blessing does not 90 with it,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17
&" Used Up"

We were surprised to hear yesterday morning
through the Herald, that the Mexican organ in
the city of Washington, had completely cor
nered" the Presidents Message. This will, no
doubt, also be news to the great body of the
American people, who have read and approved
the Message, and especially that part ofit which
sets firth our grievances. and the outrageous
course Of Mexico. The Herald thinks the Intel
ligencer's article an able one" but thinks any
writer of common place ability could have achieved
the same exploit" We'll, we always knew that
they we're very smart men. them that belong Ia
the wing pariy--but we had no idea that they
contained such innate destructive power. The
Herald can 50 slide!'