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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

The FARMER AND THE BEGGAR.-A
strong, hearty, lazy fellow, who preferred
begging for a precarious subsistence to
working for sure one, called at the house
of blunt Massachusetts farmer, and. in
the usual language of his race, asked for
"coId victuals and old clothes" aYou ap.
pear to be a stout. hearty looking man."
said the farmer; "what do you do for
living!" "Why, not much, replied the fel.
low, Except travelling about from one
place to another" Travelling about, ha !"
rejoined the farmer; "can you travel pretty
well!" 80, yes" returned the sturdy beg
gar, "Fm pretty good at that" "Well.
them" said the farmer, coolly opening the
door, "let's see you travel"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

NEW CoUNrERrEIr.-New counterfeit of tina
ten dollar notes Of the State Bank of Indiana.
have just made their appearance, several of which
were passed in Louisville few days since.
They are dated May 10, 1916, payable at Indian.
opoIIs' to II: Bates, or bearer, letter A., No.
o'49i' VIgInette, naked figure sitting sailor
pointing to water, and ship in the distance.
"A, The loot OF the note an Indian in a canoe,
l ne engraving is coarse, and the genuine noles
have no such viginelte. 'O'''
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

. !; o. OF 0. F.-The Independent Order of
Odd Fellows was established in this country at
Baltimore, in 1919. Five men organized the frs,
Lodge There are now Q646) one thousand
Lodges and one hundred thousand members ~
DuIIng the past year, the Order has distribn,sa
about $500 600 in charity. The aggregate general
surplus IN the different treasures Of The Order
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

1--WE would inform merchants and
every body else, visiting ST. Louis, and
wishing TO purchase ready made Clothing
that c. IL T. Lewis No. 100 Corner of
Main and Green Sts., is the place to get
good bargains. See advertisement in
another column of this paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

Governor Of New Iork.-Mr. Fillmore is
spoken of in New York State, as the Wing
candidate for Governor; so, also, is Mr.. J.
G. Clarke.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

UTThc democrat" is backing out from
its position on the subject of the rejection
of the New Constitution. At first, the
Bank and the Judiciary, were the "operat
ing causes" which defeated it. Now it
says the "predominating cause, or objection
to the Constitution, was representation
Which are we TO believe, the first, or Sec
ond reason? Tell US which one of your
opinions you intend to stand by, No. or
No2?
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

are not so apt to remain together as small
ones. Other States have as many repre-
sentatives as we perhaps would have under
this plan, and their sessions are not so
long as ours. In Massachusetts,, for in.
stance, where they have two or three hun
dred members, the business of session is
generally dispatched in few weeks. The
expense arising from long sessions might
very easily be remedied by limiting them
to certain number of days.
This plan, we think, will be more apt to
give satisfaction to the conflicting inter-
ests than any other we have heard spoken
Of The small counties will be content
with any plan which will give to each of
them representative. And the large ones
cannot object to it, inasmuch as it will give
them a representation according to their
population. Some provision should be
made to prevent decrease in the ratio, by
the creation of new counties. No county
should be created with less population
than the ratio.
Until this, or some other plan which will
Equalise Representation shall be agreed
upon. the Legislature should propose no
other amendments. This matter should be
adjusted and submitted TO the people sepa-
rately. If adopted by them, the men
elected under it will be more conversant
with the wishes of the people--wi repre-.
sent them fully and fairly, and can make
such further alterations as are demanded.
We are decidedly opposed to the Legisa-
ture proposing anything until this question
is settled. 1t does not reflect the wishes
of the people-a majority of them are not
represented--and it is not to be presumed
the members can act understandingly on
matters which have not been fairly passed
upon by the people. This subject has, and
no man of ordinary intelligence can doubt
the wishes of the people in reference 10 it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

CoRNERED The Democrat" finds ii
hard to get out of its position on the veto
and the River and Harbor bill. 1t must
sustain Polk, and in SO doing it is aware it
goes against the wishes and interests of
the western people. 1t was much pleased
with the veto, and in praising it, the editor
was so hampered with the thought that he
was opposing the interests of his neighbors,
and so hard up for reasons, that he entirely
forgot he had published the items in the bill
which Polk had vetoed, and regretted he
had not a copy of it before him. When
told that he would find it in his own paper,
he gets off by saying that what he publish
ed was unofficial authority" and of course
would not attempt to make up an opinion
from it. He published it for the informa-
ton of his readers, and expected them to
make up their minds upon it--yet he could
not make up his mind
Look in your paper Of the goth August,
and you will see the appropriations in the
bill which Mr.. Polk vetocd--and which
we will venture you copied from the Wash
ington Union. If it is not "official' you
have doubtless procured an "oficial" copy
by this time: justice to your readers de-
mands that you should publish it--and
when Won do Give us your own cniniop
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
LETTERS OF MARaIrr

AS II Is rumored that Mexico has ;ss,,ol
o'a''k letters OF msrque and sent them 10 H,.
wanna 1t may bccome important to know wha,
are the treaty stipulstiohs between the lin;
ted States and Spaia on this subject. The
'ou''een'h article of the treaty made at San
Lorenzo ell Real, October 20, 1895. is a, fol.
lows: 20 'o'
mo subject of his Catholic Majesty shall
apply Tor or take any commission or letters
"o' marque, for arming any ship or ships 10 act
las Privateers against the said United States.
'or against the citizens, people or inhabitants
"of the said United States, or against the
property OF any of the inhabitants Of any
o, them, from any prince or state with
which the said United States shall be at war I.
Similar restrictions are placed upon our cit
izens as oprivateers against Spain. and"
IT Is added, IF auy person of either nation
shall take such commissions OF letters of
marquc he shall be punished as pirate"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

&A0,OOO
CAPITAI PRIZE

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware anil
Georgia, ior improving the navigation of Pm.
komoke River, and Tor the benefit OF Fort
Gaines Academy. Glass No. 10.
TO tc drawn al Whwinsion. Dciaware Doc : n pa,
* * 80. hshaxers ! Pnzr OF SgoucO. OF tstsa y,
lvn" at SSoo, OF s.too OF a.sls = of 80; Sos
800 - OF U,I a,l thousands cfsinaf przs- - ~
~ drawn ballots rickciS slo halves 81 .u.,,., -, ~,
csrtihe ae- ofPscksse ofs5 Whole tickets ~ a. 49,
81, ami quarters -. ~. - v "NNes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
TAKE NOTICE.

E4oItL kccPeTs are Informed that that desirable
SO pierc NJ property known tie virginia Hofsi s
pWcd in the city 81 Wheeling offered or rent from
ue hist 81 Apfil next The premises now IN good 70
pait conveniently amt pleasantly located or htsinrgs
and b. io stopping place Tor ~ the great National
fnad Stage evmrany = tine ~ coaches. Pew snuafions
~ Ne Mind oft bcitcf inducements io Hotel keonefs
Application may made o. the subscriber a. mis- ofco ON
Monroe sifcei neat door 10 the Times ofce Comfnmi.
caimnH ~ msilw also receive pfompf attention
N"F -. JOHN ]. HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

Nv viftus u decd Of trust from John Giichr-f IA
- me Wearing date THE 81 day Of August tsfa aud Of
record n tic Clerk Office Of the county touft In ONO
cunnty IN Book e1,p SO shall sell Monday the ftth
dat ~ bec leie Commencing ~ 10 o'clock A. " sttbe
mont door Of the Court House for Ohio county q" ol 81
ground situate on the North side Of Linsa street fr
merry Waiet sireet u that part % the city Of Whec.
hng called East wheeling, and numbered on he Mat Of
me Gay a. ot number forty nine iSl wherein are two
brick houses Selling a. trustee, shall convoy 10 toa
purchaser only nch title Is vested In ne ~ the fss5
~ rust afofesald Terms ~ payment made known on
day ~ sale IAWFe - Wuptr T,-@,.s
October ~. 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
DANCING ACADEMY.

MAoANH ~. ID. BLAIoCE, Instruetess in Fan.
ehS would respectfully inform ths ciliy.ns uf
necii"g AND vicinity that she wall open al ts.ugr,.s
au Main street. school for the instruction OF Ysnse
AUD Masters IN the beautiful ipisent aud
hesithfal exercise of Dancing. ~
ssno"I roo NoCSs I.sBIEs--ro commence on Mon
gay TIE Ioth inst aud open MoNBAV TsESp,y aud
WEDNESDAY, of each week. from To- SIP Al Tonn.
sssnenen rom 10 pP. ~. of the same DAYS
49, N1Iiey OF fashonahe aud Fancy dance taught
heinuing The foLKA. foLka corILItsNs ~ 1870 a.
t ~ ion given every other week.
r"t 'frtfnsNsSc. ssrc Madame D,s snI.rrnsion -,
winch A. Ia he found tl. a. - lto,ci
Con,lerens Evening tIs-c- viii he -, anon
asnheent nnnibcr ofgcntemen (not Ies than l6l can
he procure Madame n. he seen at the a. = Io,cl
an The sah ns;wheTe she will H. pleased In yive every
November -, lss6. "s F"f'N'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
$2O.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware anil
Georgia, Class No 10 Extra.
~ 10 re drawn at w Wilmington Delaware. ON 1.hn,.,.,
December TO- ISl6. ~" thursday
20 Letter y-l3drawn Ballots splendid Sebeo.
prize OF $1,000 Of l0,6Ot Tor 300 ~ of ,s, 80, y,
"o, 70 OF 40, ~ OF 100, and 20 OF COO VI
lickc,s -, shares ~ proportion A ,e,,,s..,. \,
FseAasc OF twentystN wholeS, Will cost S. ,,S.,
'iA HAYES S3i, twenty six quarters SI5 - '"'"''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

r'our was without action TO much extent
-. 80. e.po" al si.1o; Corn Meal may be quo.
'eo al sS.oei; Wheat is heavy a, 100 c,s-
s'n'', sales at that. Operations in Cotton
very limited, and nothing reported in Groce.
ries or Provisions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

view orleans papers OF 23d November. reru.
AIRY d"e' Were received last night. There is
no news from the scat Of war.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
$50 OOsp.

unnd Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia, Class No. 90
To lie drawn al " ilniin-tOi, IeaN.rc ,, S,,,,,,
December ~, 1870. y" Ss'"i"sy,
'ShumheT Lottery - Srawnbsiie;s Spi.ndil me
ptkc Of sslun. OF lS.ts0. lot JoUu 4 of gu-, I, -;
a,uOO of ;,o0l. - OF aO -, 49,, = =" =,
shSfeS in proportion. ctttiheatc Of n.rt -, -,
!'Ne who'rs will cost $50 tweaty nv, baiy.s : ~
twenty quarters Sas,1 -
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&3O.OO5l

trend Consolidated Lottery of Dcl,war, and
Georgia. CIas No. 80 IN
- ataNh a, NtHsiHsiOu Dol. on Sst,,ra,, fe.., 90
- 'otn. % hHHitcr InitcrV. H. Ira,yr t,,i,,,s $50.
:, ~ ~, s'ieue. gr'ze s3oFtn % 10000 ord to., ~
tNa" 81 Ito, 80 % .5cn 10 81 go 10, -, a.. ~
Si"' shares ~ proportion. \ cerftl~s., a, 80 =
l"s"iN i've who'cs, VIII cost sIu0 t,,.n,, &c. I.s
~, Wcniy Eve qua tiers So " '"'"' ave rave
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SIO.sbOO

mokoMokE RIVER LOTTERY. Glass; Nm %,
4, Io To- drawn AZ Wilmington. Delaware on Monde,
uec' :, ieih co number LOTTERY 10 drawn L.Ii,,'
Spendld scheme, prize SsuO0O, ct 10 coo A az 49,,
Sr -,Ao. OF 200 OF ifoi. of ,itn and , OF s,0
eAe's -, shares an proportion. A rertftieate ~
package al twenty-five " holes viii oa-t ~, o'
SAY halves SSo, twenty six quarters SIS. 'N'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

ihe New York correspondent Of the Pbns.
deiphia U. U. s. Gszetle, writing upac, -.
OF sunday afternoon. says that the number of
oo"ies 'ound on the wtecR Of the Atlantic !.
%. II Is hoped that there are no mo,e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

T3ook STORE; having greatly enlarged my sioek of
- Hooks aud Stationary. prepared To oIer such
Inducements IN The way 81 cheayBess canns he sur
psr-ed ~ this place. Iwould theresse call the aen
"n % eanniry ieercbanis school teachers and the pnb
s W ny is stock OF hoeks all orders will lie proutly
~ eas'n, sslis cheap Book nd.sIalionsr' siors ~
Hev2i: co,oe, or Main w 80 = ,i konb,
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NEWS FROM CHM

""'." NOT know, that ffcm iiae iu,mcrnorisi. The
Chinese have paid an cstravarsnt rre. n, ,,,..',
PROFESSOR Lndiey. oftc London University one az the
h'' s"'sn'ss that ever lived states that psoyou. Ia
shipment no" America. IL was a Government mopoeo.
" and was bought for its weigh, In silve VIVA, n..
wa made Of ~, to justify such prices Itwas MANI
'ae's'ed into the same preparation now sold under IN.
name OF Sailors Ginseng Pansces, and used TO cure
.'"si' Colds Bronchitis, aud other affection. Of the
TOT sac oy JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

.r,,o 49,, toisumri,ve~ remember thslst !.
&c.. WOOD NAPuTHA
W nish - dali, affecting such wonderful r,,ts- Il,
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
hshH.G, Brochitis. Splitting Blood. Pain u,
me SIDE and Breast, Sore Thrcof. H,oyS.
ness, PolpifG,ioH of the Heart yploon,,o
Cough. Group. Hres. Ney-ror. Ty,mo,sS
L'rer Complaint aud Diseased Kidn,vs
shEREfoRE .hewue If An s,,,,o,,. ,,,.,...- :
amor NAPhrhA ard purchase Of the ..v.,,,.,.,
MOTHER WONDERFUL cUBr
p. . Fntt-AbgLPnI.. Oct n 1sts
Sncd y trduccd 20 make the fo,, nv ~. I,
lis.- $3.50. .'ee' hrf eonyicthn that many xa'unllc
n'esis wnieh have resiorssi me To- bs,rh th,y,.,
80 lrn.' Mih weakness f the LUNGS and ITNrp
UNIT, hut 10 gradual We're the inro,ds ~ a..
49,. zen no alarm until within tho asi ,eat rsc
80. ., eisiress was ps,n IN my breast and tight
INV 70 rss<e the corrupt matter which oi.tnc,sd ms,
ha.ss'.ihf and Al times great IVES nav s,nerin-
uSh could not live az honr. u i scarcely n.ccs,
'nA' during this time had the Lost o,r.i,csi a.
,,"nanee. wa cuprcd. hisiercd Sr ,xl,h no ay.I n
80 used various advcFts-d and ,srli kno,,n ,,r,r
no rcilcf whaieycr, until prncusSd Itoup
: 80 90 - woMfoCND sNRtr or TAR and IVonn
~ ,nt. one hotiic at which benefited me n,ere
.e e,ss hcd taken and assert h a. nav sol
'.ii'i 'het ~ this inc should have lten h, ~.
sN@ "sh not procured this remedy Al the time IliJ
. SARAH JANE ADAMS
-, No lsS Sosih fourth street. Philal,I,i,.
~ "'n !" aud snhcrhed this i3th dav of nc,ol-r,
~ s pos 'nc; ChAuNCr htRKi.EN. Alderman
Ivy y "No'"er OF tinh Spruce IL,
Do, - q, "a. ,.,,. Nov H.
Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
\ 10000

u'aha consolidated Lottery OF Delaware aud
Georgia-Closs u, extra.
~ 10 10 drawn ~ Wilmington, viav are on rbu,sJ,,
December ~. fhiG - y" '""'S"ej''
20 h"mhet Lottery, l5drSwn ballots Splendid srlen,c
m,lro OF Sl5IHh, 81 GGs. on COO ! af. OOn % ,t
NV AMI 10 Of l0Vu Tickets -, saros in prnror
' - cttttncae oi package twenty siV y,iioos
m,l' cost 500, twenty siS halves s2O tsyeny six asr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
$27,OaS;D

TokoMokE RIVER LOTTERY. Class No ON
80 i" ~ IiSwn al NilminTton Delaware an Monday Dec
iotu. - nuilrf LOTTERY; u drawn ballots. Spien
utn sslrue Irize OF S2s.GOo, OF 100. of TOO
"' Spoo ot sisl 10 Of 200, OF 1000 and 80 81 500
iicNes -, shares Az proportion. \ ccrtincate ~
packs ga OF tweRty live whaIss ,y, ro.t : 10 ,,,
slA halves 3I6, tMenlN.siN nnArirr. 80 - ,'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
&23.QNO

coS',,NoNE EVER LOTTERY, ChNSs NO. o.
ID rcin'c ~ islG ~" '''""''
81 nl,t - Letter drawn ballots sp,a,5id scheme
t'd 80 S-.t'N, otsC0 of5.uC0 Ior g0rl .0of
,i,I. ~ - lioAr s., ~lia-cs u prpl,o-tilu \ ce-
'"DN'! -lA nave, so tNentl .lN lnari.r. ssi
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S@O.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery oc D.lavar. and
Geprgit Class No. -. Extra.
10 bc drawn ~ Wilmington Delaware a., sTiorsi,,.
lcecml"r ~ iSc. ~ uunitcr fo'trry ~ d.,gvu Ia
lots, Sdendid scheme. prize SggUCO. 81 go 4
eit1 ~ aet0 Of go 20 OF 1o 20 81 roo ~ ~
Hp Tickets - shares iH proportion rortihcs'e ot
tac kage ~ twenty four whoes win cost sG5 t,g emit,
'"ef halves .s.twsniy. four qnsftcrs 3 10.
AM Nh FNN LOTTERY.
bfsNs A. t'lieSs throughout tho fn0r'h of Uceeitrf
Draws on iuc,days-esPfa prUe S1CgO
hole Tickets ~ certificate 90 pSrk ace whole ST.
shares proportion
Draws ON fhnrsdaYs--c rifsi prife foCo
Wteie Tickets ei ceftineaics 81 parE ,bo'es az
shares proportion
lfa~s on Ssfusdsy--carfsi prize sfron
Whole Tickets st; CERTIFICATES Of packae ,oie sIt
shares in proportion
Address y0W orders
y l.. DORSEY. Whrs1fnr Va
VI frIhe drawings wii ~ published regularly In nj,
Times, and aissi in Tho Argus Reueustnr
y. l.. DORSEY ~ Lucky Ohte
NOV 70 NnsEdfsa. VI.
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LOOK OUT, LOOK In,
1nd look all round and thsl, eo,n1 i, ~ ,b>
Great Central Route
CLIO THIN STORE

CLOTHIN STORE
On me corner Of Water and Monroe streets
6clor The United States HaieI.
HE Newest, Cheapest and most Fashionable s,ock .,
good. ever offered in this market and cons :, n, -,
o' we ioh"wnr; Tweeds, gold mixed Dark do D,,b A.
"SPehders, 1icves. Stocks CEavais OF SIX C:tn-Is,
yao"he's &C ScSrts, silk and Fine Cssh,o.,s
I'non zoe SAN snsy PLAID. French Plaid Wonl b,k
nueksAih &C NESftN GS; Cashmere Narsenes
ik sHd Sstln Of AL sly les Silver wrought do Bla~k do
OF al qualities. CLOTHS Super s,Iper0ne F,s,Sh
Io'h, BLACK do. bne do Brown do Invisible Cre., 40
az ot winch WIZ tc made zap ofaer al the s,rt.s no
az" hs' i@shi"nas and nestst style aud Al VIEW.
M Ppoes ~ net necessary ne io ieii the p,b e
A' Al Stot Tor - b. Vel known that have held
mi place a. fashionable Tailor frnm the literal ann.
Io,t %, Ihl' fashionable community aud have always
STOOD No y The public viii find "a 10 t,rr a.
10 can a. the Great Ccuttal Route Cnihinr Sore vly
''ey MithHd a hrsi raic assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ei"i'his FAILS make and the OF an old
'"cN :" eight az ten years standing assure the pub
w. :" 'Dose Who PatTotii2e nae that an my garments ave
d'c ~ INC latest stye, Of guos goods sud viii warrant
nv worn 20 h' ard Tar how prices rau't ~ best, Can
a. we 1cat Cen'ta Route Clothing store tor .aryaius
N"'-'' A. NJ. ADAMS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
2D.OD y

Grand Consolidated Dottery of Delaware and
Gc"rsia, Class No. 20rxira
4" re drawn al Wilmington Delaware T,,,si,,,
H.c. j. $50. - uuul a. LOTTERY, IS draw hafot-
prize OF s3uNh, ~ >, YN ot 800, 1 OF aaC0 !
goo, Of l.iiO, - ~ eco 20 OF TO 49, =
Tickets : I-siarcs IN proportion 4 -a-tis.,,o = =
packSt's 81 twenty five who'cs, w cost 500 t,,c,,,
i've halves SO, twcnty .fveqnArIers ST. N'!
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@:5W,UO91

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-C lass No. 81.
TO he drawn ~ W Wilmington Delaware "a, ,,.,
ncoemrcr ~, lsiG- - humber ~ drawn fa,l. ST.,
9n .asne ptixe al a000, of 1860. OF s1to io 81
r io"i tvvV, OF 900, 10 OF .ttO a,tdIu al ga
MAei- $40, SHARES n proportion. A catti,.ate ar
SNs1e v iwehty'siN w'pes, Will cosi 4 ~, t,,,, m,
hsiNes so, twenty SIX quarters SIS ~
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BARGAINS
VARIABLE REAL. FSTl7rF

.bN SAI.F-the updersig ned, aitsruev In fact f,r
- Aquilia Bolton Caldwell, Of the Town of Prov.
grnce, and State al Loursians, viii oHor for sac on
h"tsN 80" IN DAY 20 Irceulicr leo, al the Torrt
h"'isc n tic cly OF Wheeling, the allowing ,escied
lo"h lots or parcels of grounds, wii fOurfChs of t
Nuu'ivf - Il trius rip three frt front and I f.o IA
dcTih. situate OF Nam street the cy of W brfling
aso oi No -. ying m Essi Wheeling o. CLAW street
a - "nv hali ~ tot No is4 situate East IS sotuu ON
Zane srcet1so lot No 2iI. situa e on Eighth src, an
tast W 'cenzalsp one hall at lot No is situate on
c"f"ef 81 sN'h aud watrr streets East " heciiis-
also lot No ~ n alter street n l,.st W ,eci no.
-" iarioha lot No p, s'tusc on M Esst
~ "eciing Terms OF sale, one fourth cf thu purchase
mVry 10 he paid ~ three months ono fourth Ia eight
nns one ioh an sixteen months, ans, the re- dt I'M
twenty ionr msntll-, FROM day OF sale the urehaser
ENins bonds and approved security fr the several
hsn's 0t purchase money hearing interest," from fAv Of
Fa"--no ue secured until same paid or 10 Tie rur
chaser refer, title viii te made, taking deed Of TINS
on e properly security for the pay ofsa "a honds
lh"i ie IA sad property Is in my opinion iona.
mc tni sen only a. attorney ~ fact for saia Caldwell
Z asa hr Viii warrant Iie same. MOSES 4. GOOD.
/ nov 81 Ally an fact Tor Aqu!iia r. Caldwell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

11Ibfif Cyelopfdia. Dowiiugs Romanisul Cousins
- fsycbois1y, gAphigns's fih vol. Thoniss' Ffsit
tultute, kieisi on the VIII Chalmers On the Romans
Dicks lrseiical Astronomer Browns Bible Dieiisnary
Uofnes Introduction, Anthoua Classical ulcflonary
Asou on The prinepies ~ Tssfr Tuppefs fgoyerf ai
Philosophy, Fresh supply jt received a. Tire whnesse
snd retail tlps store ~ JNO n THOMPFON
Nov ~. tnInu rffoef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

"a MOTHER iot Of Wold's Cooking stoves Gin -t.
Ia e-iycd this day snd foi fse cheap a ~ Ia snS
"h hlonH nov 10 v DiCSfy,
BY THOs = CuLBERTsny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
WATCHES.
THIS DAY NOVEMBER 25TH.
ARofher assortment MIr and SnIen5;I
DRY GOOnS

~ hNE tcen received al ibe New Cheap store ofN,u
- btlIst nearly opposite The North Western Ia,k
WAN street, Wheeling Va. The subscriber bsvin~ ~
'e. TOW The Eastern cities, where he has made an
s'eyent seceton OF New, Fancy aud siApic Drv Goods
y, winch are entirely styles, particular aiten
.,on mas seen paid TO the OF tile Ladies Please
give us an carry ealthai may have an onportunIt,
:" eNh'hhing To YOU our NIcs CooBs whether Won, pny
ens.e or not We shall he pleased show them to YOU,
m - WA. BAIIEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
SCnOOL ROnKS

~ received the aTges; aud lest assortment Of ioot
- IfpAs iha have ever brought 10 tbs n,sfku N
eIools ~ Tie country an, rrts ,I N IA, ~,
o'acfr from country merchants aud scso .R~l.r a.
F.'r - fs"noi TAT io please fioa-e AZ ih- " ,alc
-" a''.s te'sh t"oA -iote ~ ~ RHBH
N"N "a corner Main AMI Imam -