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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

Respecting the object of the visit OF Il 10
Secretary OF the Treasury to New York, the
Express Of Tuesday afternoon further ssys--
The Secretary Of the Treasury. who has been
I'm TINS city severed days. has applied 10 some
oi Our Banks Tor loan on treasury notes -
The Banks deinsnd six per cent. Interest on
these Treasury notcs--wirh the right TO use
them la the Cns,om House. or in Iayin mt of
public dues. he oilers five per cent, and
wishes them not Ia b. used at the Custom
House. Three or four millions are wanted.
III not more--and tits not probable that loan
will be effected, unless the Secretary accepts
the terms al the Banks.
The distinct proposition Of the Secretary ol
The Treasury was To obtain an advance OF loan
OF about iour millions OF dollars from the
banks, Tor Treasury Notes payable in year,
aod bearing an interest OF Ave per cent
These notes were 10 be kept by the hanks, and
no. parted with. except TO persons who would
hold them, as an investment, until the year
expired.
Some at the hanks were willing To lend il
the notes were made 10 bear 6 per cent but
this proposition was declined, and thus the
matter stands. IL j. rather Illuminating that
the Government, which has cut loose from
the banks only about two weeks, now. should
80 soon DC compelled 20 resort TO them for aid
ihe bdnAs are very Hush at present, and
some OF the large institutions have surplus
funds on hand; still il will b. misfortune to
the mercantile classes IL they part with their
means. The revival OF trade aud the advance
oil prices must make demand for money, and
II Is tor the Interest OF the public. that every
facility should be afforded to enable the farm
or aud msrchant TO realise the ayails ul their
produce.
Although Mo. Walker has thought proper
Tor the present to decline the proposition OF
giving six per cent. for money: il will be most
extraordinary II the Government should not
b. glad, ere long. to obtain funds at the rates
named. Capitalists are firmly of the belief
that the Government will be large borrowers,
aud they are not very sharp to accept the fist
offer that is made.
IL Is reported ia Wall street that Mr.. Walk
or is going To Boston 10 try his luck there
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
A PAIR OF RuNAw aArcpEs

APAlR OF RUNA,Yu MATCHES
We learn ffom the 81 ssaeite. that
art Of wfisinS 70 Gun IN. Young i.dIes 40, sos
gentlemen OF this place last Spring, latei,
eloped lrcm 0vego witha young Miss of that
villsge, and married her before Justice Weed
in the town oil Filming. lie made his pro-
pOsals IN regular form and was accepted by
the young lady; bu, the old people. not iik.
lnS the haste with which the affair was com.
ing TO u conclusion, requested that the mar
rlagc might be postponed for three months
aud then II ali things were right he could have
their daughter aud their blessing at the same
time. Either from motives OF prudence or
because too eager III the case 10 sprinkle cool
patience on the heat aud flame OF his distem-
per, he declined the reasonable request, and
the elopemen, was the consequence.
The Gazette ot the same date chronicles an
other similar affair bit spiced with a touch
more OF romance. A young man named
Brown came all the way from Cleveland. Ohio,
Tor the purpose OF marrying a young lady OF
the village. Sunday 18th, vac the lime ap-
pointed Tor solemulzing the marriage ceremo-
ny. The guests were invited and every thing
requisite Tor the occasion attended TO. Satur-
day night the family retired early that they
might iecl the better next day. But alas for
the hopes OF Mr.. Brown, When the next
day came ii was escertained that the Young la
dy had been nyStetiously spirited away! IL
srems that ON Saturday night, between the
hours OF III and II o'clock, when the family
were hushed in sound repose. a young man
OF the pace. named Conkling who for a year
past had entertained an itching desire for the
young lady's heart and hand-a desire which
II turns ont was not incorporated, pro-
ceehtd TO the residence of the fair one. and
without disturbing either The parents or the
lover, prevailed upon her to accompany him
win baS and baggage to Athens. where they
wee married. On the following Monday
they returned home. The Tilted lover left the
same day. at viii never 10 10 give il I'M ~.
Mr. Brown. - Syrdcuse " Y. Journal
Sarah. SAID young man the other dayto
lady by that name, ''why don't you wear ear
ringsr
Because ] bavn't had my ears pierced"
i will bore them for YOU, them
i thank you, sir; you have done tina, G.
nough.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
WE FIXED THAT cuAp e..

WE FIXED THAT CHAP.-A few days
ago genHemdH() came into our sanctum aud
took OH ms hat, aud picked up a piece OF man
uscript ami comm, nced r.ad.ag IL closely.
We reached over and took letter GU, of his
hat, uatolled and commenced readingit. lie
was SO busy that he did not discover how we
we've paying him IN his own coin, until we
asked him what was IL his correspondent was
whiting To him about woman2 why. hook
her. squire" says lac. you surely are not yea
ding INV private lcltcrs7" "Crrtainly. sir !"
said we, you are reading our private manu-.
scripts. He was plogUed-bcgged us not to
mention his name, promised TO do so no more
and we quit ven Il rchdnge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
MASSACHUSETTS RAIL RoADs.-rhe


Boston Courier OF Monday says-
The Worcester Railroad earnings. since The
nrst oil June, have Increased S27, 900, or 81
200 per week; this feet hs wing become known
has advanced the price Of the shares full one
per cent. NesFiy all the dividend railroad
shares are now held at higher rsies than they
Were during the previous week. The Old
COLONY aud Wes,eFu rods have been and ar.
doing very large aud profitable business. a MI
ought, 1t would seem. 10 command par aud
interest, which is equal To one and hall pe,
cent. premium. The others are all AT a mr..
MUM aud SOME of them pretty well up, such
as the fi'chbutg. Conconi. Lowell and Wor-
cester: but Mole higher than is warranted by
u.eir nsmense nett income. After the clos.
OF canal aavigation in December, the Worces
ter and Western roads viii, undoubtedly. do
q larger business la the transportation of
western products than 'oEm Tly, II the for IN
demand b. KEEP, up. The lake navigation Is
Kept open month or six weeks later than
that oil the canal, AMI rs the New York raii-
roads src now permitted 20 carry freight by
paying tolls TO the State. the prolific Michigan
region will hDd winter outlet Tor the con
tents OF us orcrlowing grsnsries.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

ANOTHER NlAGARA.-A e.is,c, b,.
been discovered on The 81. Lawrence ,,t,,''
81 islisinto thc western extremity of Tst. e.,
PehofW lnth has never been de.cfiieaI a., 49,.
1eoBiaphet. u Is ssid 10 b. second ,oj,
Niagara. The volume of water is YER, g,cs,
y 'hc Perpcudicuiaf height Of che iail o1e b,,a
dred and fifty feet. nun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
WESTON CONVENTION

We do not consider il necessary TO give
laborcd reply to the article in the Petersburg
Gt1etIe OF the Sth inst, impugning the mo-
tivcs and reracity OF the correspon lent who
furnished us with the proceedings Of the Yves
ton Convention, for we can take the marrow
out OF his whole article by two twists of the
pen There are but two points Of difference
bslween the proceedings as published in the
Gazette extra, Officially aud the proceedings
asTelated by our correspondent; one OF those
relates TO numbers. Our correspondent sup
posed there might have been one thousand
persons present; but considered that large
estimate. The official proceedings say tive
thousand and stated that there were 500 from
Harrison. The number from Harrison wa!
but IS. There goes 442 OF the count at once
The other point OF difference is, the oficia
proceedings omit Judge Duncan's resolution
Now, we Ask categorical answer TO the ques
ton, did Judge Duncan offer the resolution
pablisheIl ia the Times OF did he not? TIA
answer 10 that plain question which the Eli
i,or. who was one Of the 5 cretaries can give
viii settle the matter OF veraciiy between Oh
correspondent and the Official"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

CHINESE DINNER. An officer Of the
Y. ). ship Vincennes, now on the coast of
tlHns, was invited with others TO formal
dinner at Canton. The courses were % In
number, and he thus describes them:
l, bird : nest soup; 2, pork fat, fried with
potatoes; 3, hogs hooi; 4, mushroom, stew
ed; D, birds nest salad; 6, giblet soup; a.
kiitrn bash; 8. fried Irish potatoes; %, rat
hash; TO- tea; 4, sharks fins; H. fried ducks;
10, dog stew; il, stewed chickens; 10. ham
STEW; To- pork stew; IL, fried cucumber; "a,
pate OF rats; l9, feline rsgout; 20, ham stew.
81 with polk; n smoking pig: d. snail pate.
q, snall soup. tasted the FIRST dish. and
became NJ disguised That could not proc eed.
Trey wcrc brought CA. ou diSh 81 n nine. i'm
exlsislieiy beaaiilal china bowls. with top
very much resembling a saucer. which fitted
inio the ioriner-all the time the tables were
covered with a variety of sweet meats. 81
"huh watermelon SEEDS seemed 10 be On,
greatest lavonte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.


a Canadian Journal refers 10 the recent leg.
laiion of England which has placed her Norll,
American colonies on the same footing with
the Quilted States ia The home market-aad
edds.--
And, sooner OF later the free aaviestion Of
81. Lawrence must be- conceded We saw
must, because the irst step OF Withdrawing
ell protective consideration from the ,olo7
'gies. - intregsI portions Of the empire - ON.
" the prelude 0i what must inevitable i,l.
low, we may BE- ihought alannis,s. bu, I,
y neVerihelesg our conscientious CONVICTION
THAT toe tendency OF these new politiral
movements viii b. 20 force rs thc lrr'.i.f,,bie
pressure Of necessity, this Pm,ince into y,
close snf beneficial cOnucxion with fine
Lnitcd States, that ere long q gsncrsl com
mnufty Of mercantile intercOursn. and. i,v
consequence OF so,ial fellowship, viii h.
'esiabi Decd. aud thorough sinslgamation of
mu'uil Interests b. pericctcd--sO that 81 lat
y viii bc dihcuit II NOT impossible. 10 A !.
iae ihe position 81 Canlha. 9"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
COPPER MINE IN RHODE ISLAND

ihe Town Hill Mining Co. is the name If
company which has been Tor med i'm Boston
ior uie pur pose OF workinga copper mine in
Cumberland an this state. The existence OF
copper ore inIhis vicinity has long been known
anu the mine was opened aud worked b.
lore the revolutionary war, but has been lor
many years abandoned. About four thousand
pounds OF ore were taken from the shafts last
week and the best OF il yields twenty per
cent OF copper. A specimen OF this ore has
oeeh ieIt an our Office, which has the appca-
rance oil being very rich. We hope that ibis
attempt To develope the mineral resources OF
the state wilt BE- ofadvantaee 10 the enterpri,.
ing men who haveundrrakcn il.
Providence Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12


THE FIRE., is estimated that the loss
sustained 10 this city, By the connagraiiou of
the Hemp Ware Housr, ON last SUNDAY morn
thg, amounts 10 between 50 aud 800 600
There was 400 bales OF hemp, belonging 10
n, Mackenzie, Woods, Chris,y * CO., Ma
thews, Bowles and Others; $4,000 sacks OF salt
belonging 10 MesSrs. Fdrwoll, Morrison, Cut.
ter Frost and Others, all insured: Sl2. 900
worth OF stoves. belonging TO Mr.. &. NJ Walt
eau, no insurance; 100 crates Of queensware,
bcionging TO n. K. jsuney insured: 81 900
worth oi teas, belonging TO MIR. Richardson;
~ hogsheads oi sugar, belonging to McAlister
~ Co., not insured: and small lot OF -four,
belonging to MIR. jerks, the occupant Of the
ware house. MIR. jerks lost all his machin-
cry ior pressing hemp, books. &c. The IT, S,
Hemp Agent lost his machinery Tor testing
and baling hemp, and several other lots OF
articles stored have been DESTROYED The
north wall OF The warehouse, in lis fall crush
ed the rear buildings Of the William TeIiTav.
err adjoining, and broke in the roof OF III,
main building. A negro belonging 90 tn,
ware house, was the only person injured, OH,
he was but slightly scorched in The face an,
or the arms
The insurance on the house and contents
Smounis TO S50,000.--Si. Louis RspeiAe
sd NIT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
WHOLESALE AND
RETAlI DRY llnnnN lInIIar

u EkFoNH wishing 10 parehsse ny tie wholesale N I'M
dowri TO call al she Wholesale s,tnfe tefrs ,,,T
chasing elsewhere. There ~ ~ found ia oar aosk
Erea variety of Notions. which l. not usually keut in
Dry Goods Honses We determined sell ~ whole
safe sr cail al reduced prices II yen win favor q.
with aesii NC viii take great pleasure In shssias eur
goods ana we have not the least hut what we cas-,
please every one a. rersrs prices 10 we have the srI.
e'e 10 suit thein JOHNSTON A. BERRYHIi.I.
o, NO. Main strset Wheeling. Va.
Otiotcf j, 10 Argus emmy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
KILN DRIED MEAL AND FLOUR.

MIN tthiLD MEhb NM fitDOh.--
We believe that the only difficulty we will
have 90 encounter IN eiiecting immense sales
OF Indian corn hereafter in the English mark.
cts uIat are now opened To Us will be- in pre-
venting ihc tendency Of both corn and meal
10 heat as IL lies IN bulk. Even this difficult.
" may b. overcome. Mr.. Ellsworth, the
Bx-Commissioner Of Patents. states that he
has examined two barrels OF meal and flour
PIT up by paieut process OF the Messrs.
Gilis, Oi Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. and that, although
they mad been exposed to the heat Of two sum.
m - ~ an upper loft, be found them both per.
e. ily sweet sud sound. The meal aud Hour
are both dried, after being bolied. by means
of bot air whereby twelve OF sixteen pounds
OF water are extracted from barrel oi -four.
and little more from borfel oi meal Flour
dried in this war has r. mained in New York
and Rio JBneiFo during the bot summer
months, end Kept swert. whilst csrgocs Of
common flour were spOiled.--NiTgiHia Stan.
daTd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
NEW Music.

YET received tine assortment of fsshionsRi~ Z
- consisting nc Marches. waitxes NsxurL - rof2X
and New sengs with variety OF pieces
ALSO, , MS",s.'' ee's.."'-d'ri.ao r..espaor
OF frecepiofs cor Band and other insreuss for sai
ny JMEiiOR
Oc,.3i6 so Union street, WheeIiur. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

ALARGE BEQUESr. 1t is understood
thstJuhn Rcdnan. who died m Boston les
week. has lcli To the Massachusetts, General
Hospitals soma two hundred thousand dollars
To BE- avsiiabe after the demise Of suudry per
sons 10 whom aGuuitics have bern left.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12


A PREDlCAMENr.--lt is most provoking
to have an incident occur in church, where
everything beaTs 80 serious and earnest an as
peci, at which you are unable To restrain
yourself from laughter. On a recent Sunday,
while seated in church. NY eye cell upon
gentleman Ia one of the body pcws, who, at
intervals, irnpariially brushed what he evil
IDENTITY considered to be Az from the side of
ms head, which, however, was but his dickey
string, that, sticking up behind his ear, troG.
Died HIM excessively. lie repeated his efforts
to nd himself of the vexstious animal a num-
Der OF times, until at length losing all patience,
he made desperate attempt to catch IT, aud
snatching hold at the string brought il dickey
and all. right before his eyes The sheepish
glance which he cast around upon the congre-
ga,ion, az he damned it into his pocket, stir
red up my disabilities beyond all control; and
assure YOU, lost the entire benefit of that
iorenoon's sermon.
CBOston or. Yarmouth Register.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

m0nat Lahore. who con 'esscl to the MIR.
der OF five women, for the plunder OF the lew :
els they wore, was burHef aiiUe, after endur.
ing ihe most horrible torture that fendieh
men could inflict upon him with knives, red
hot pinccrs, SC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

MrJ Ohm Harvey. merchant orpl.
Maine hung bmselfat biz rrgden,s -. ~, Ia'
dsy last ~ has wife ibrre ana ,L,i,. : ues-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
PIANO.FORTEs g. NEW MJrgc

IN Isl opened supsrior Piano fcrfes Of American A.
German ManntscfnFe. Of crotch Mahogany c'srrt
siye OF mrnnute. Shaded Mahogany plain. shaded
81 s'efmsn Manufacture. rnifare very elersnt These
instruments have been Seiecied by the sulsrribcr r
gren care, ANA wtl te warranted 20 pafehsaers I'D
sold a. Tie lowest Mannfaearcts prices adding irsn
partaiion from the sea board fsf s.le by MEfLoI -
Oct. =. 80 No es fy.,,. =, - Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

mf Sanimycfs Bcueht takes place a. ibe
thea'f' This evening we bespcak for him
cool house a. one wlo IS always ready TO 10
DIS port aul yfry slestf low
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

~ The Rhode Island attempted to 60 to
Ii''Soursh' but was unable to get above the
sisters; returned TO this place and departs for
Cincinnati this day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

AppoiHimeHi by ne Ggucraor II Virginia.
John SuihefIuud Of Steubenyille. Conmis.
,innei to take DISPOSITIONS. ackuow Judgments
0i deeds, &c, ior thc State Of Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

ORfGIEAL HUMoR. --"D.nnis." said an hon.
est hi6ernian tn hiss coumiryman the Other
day, If you were in Mexico. and not here
IN Washington, who would yon 20 f,,r
PaTedes or Santa Anna2@ ssParedes or Santa
AnEss. isft you're after s1ing me about: PAP
Why, Paroles, 20 b. sure. and should ike ia
squint Of the man with an Irish heart i'm him
who has got the blood OF the Murphie's in his
VEINS, that would not go for Paredcs (Dara,issl
all the world over. Och by my sowl .anIital
most sets me bowling, when think of the
news just come in By the last stamer-the
faTedes ore all rotten in HuTOp this ycnre
hope u Won't be soull over Meriky. Thanks
20 ~. rslrlSk' I've gotta snug Paraty patch
ou' IN TIE northern Liberties that's not got
TIC least speok OF the rot atal! As for the oiber
ieU0w' rat That YOU call Santa Anna, the
divila bit OF saint is he. but a verv divil bi,o.
sell, aud no mistake Did not he b,,cher a..
Mexicans wholesale, aud no quarter ai ali "a
all The divil take ell such saints. sav No
Pat, I'm for the ralc genuine Saint PsiYict
fafedes and 81. Patrick oil the world over
Pat--barTing therot'- Ipash .Neios.
} SEEDING WITH CLOVER. NAV M,
b. known to all farmers who raise tbe;, ,,,,,,
clover seed, that the straw, after ti,resb;n,,
contains enough seed Ia give thick sesJ;,,,,
TO the land, u spread over the surface D,
Cook, OF Sodus Point, n. Y. pursues tb;s
practice very successfully. lie spreads Min
coat OF tIc silaw owes ilie gFosnd a. s,,o -
/ lt - narrowed, which does not ipipre h,, :,
lher benefits the gain. rs il comes lp lbrorob
ihe straw, which Afterwards dec,rs Ne
seed Vegetables well. aud Affords ycfv I,;,t
growth Of clover. OF 10 use the Docto,'. o.,
words " as thick as the hair ona dog's lack "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

The Cincinnati Chronide states ti.at tho re-
ceiPis on the Mad River Railroads are already
at the rate OF eighty thousand dollars per au-
mum. The receipts Of the Little Miami road
and the Mad River together, sre now in their
unconnecled stale, two hundred thousand dol.
lars per annuln.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

Poo. M" n ,oaanceFy' tor Ohio county Va.
traitor Ne l.eni. 80 adninis rftnB Defendant.
amer "a ~ 49, - i i'u We WIZ - Jaucs &. John.
.s.i,-, ''' uee a. ston. S0phia hts W ia
James n pa,ssti.s. -, llanpdcn Zane and
SION and Sophie his wife Np ~ } 1870 tuaefsify'
rhfsNct and Caroline las u In H.. A. ~ Nhhehl
Ilsupfeu Ts,c t,i.ii.l ~ WIFE, William ~ Atter
hitsieih his wife; the heir. 90 So, ~ Younger,
representatives 81 PiatnN Z.,c En' aHeftury'
Gee o. Mary H. DOfsey III Ipor.., s ,e",ls y. After
hVeline Atteftury pstde,, ~ tVf 10y N'ctsnicf ~
u. Aueflury aud ,,,T,., "a Nn' tertiary, Augustine
tefliTy she yoopsc, $500 NJ ~ Auerimry. Esika
tffhuryi FfsHss l.. Attsftuyr a. - y. AtteftufY,
Uxaudor Atsrt,,sy tsil. " 4 Gusiavus t'rcsar
AieriurV ar,d 80 ,t.,i. y = aud CorBcis he
harry. Gustayus C,...,, -, stief wife, win take no.
ha Jane ~" N"ihc iice that the On
ucai between The hours NJ 20. oi November
"i same day a the lew once a. M ~ ~, sha sunset
e'y ~ w heeiing. ONO count, ,s'a' t,-i ~ the
e.ea =" take the dispositions ~ Jsss AZ WI pro
o.iiefs 20 D. read e. es ser,r. s.s ~ Forsyth aad
grove CIVILIZED csuec. aud IN ti,e 49, neefinf ~ The
t,nssd ~ nea,sa she sak ing thsTeos Wis - 80
ere takea. ''"in uale 20 tiaso unsii ths ssy,,-
go. fSufs a.
4 4niinisffsf,, a. f.htNCta X. ARMSTRONG
Noah Iasc deed N"H me wa saHesed Of
Oct ~. ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA. Oo,. 8.

T,eo o'clock. y. M. Z
The Flour market is rather dull. Small
sales OF fresh brands at So %: il is thought
less would be taken. Rye Flour and Com
Meal 81, 26.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

f,.f.. 90. -. - HaaranY 81 Nnlisfs Tavern a.
fiasl ofto'er aih O. ~ O'clock a. A.
nh 1omrenF e. Eskha.fs Tavern ~ esfafa., a.,
~ tlsi a. ~ oeiock a. -. ~ osaeref ~e''
900 W cI.rTrrR Ads ''' e Ahiss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

TRUTH is always more modes, than error.
1t is no evidence that one IS right because he
is bmzen- laced
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

There wssau error in the makingup of our
rsPer ON Saturday. by the interpretation OF sn-
ou'er orslrle between the paragraphs of a
s;osy. IL was not discovered until the edition
was psrily worked on. Truly an editor re-
quires to b. omniPrcseut.