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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
NEW MILITARY GEOGRAPHICAL

NEW MILITARY GEOGRAPHICAL
RTMENTS.-General orders have
been issued from the Adjuiant Generals of.
fee at Washington, creating two new militia
ry departments, being the 9th and 10Th.
The 9th embraces so much of The Mexican
Province of New Mexico, as has been or
may be subjected to The arms or authority of
the United States head quarters Santa Fe;
the 10Th embraces the territory of Oregon,
and so much of The Mexican province of the
two Caltornias as has been or may be sub.
jected to the arms or the authority of the
| United States--head quarters in the field,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
THE FOURTH OF MARCIA cor

respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
sa1s: a~
o4 An interesting fact was ELECTED here a few
ds1s since, in The decision of a bel between
two gentleman, in reference TO The day set
apatby the Constitution for the inauguration
ofthe President of the United STATES, viz:
heath of March. Il was supposed by some
tha that day might come on Sunday, aud
Therefore the ceremony should be postponed
tillihe following day. BY referring 10 the
dehtes of the Convention that formed the
CONSTITUTION, il was found that the Fourth OF
Mech in every fourth year would not fall on
Sunday for the period of three hundred
yeas, and it was on that account selected as
thsinauguration day BY that body.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
THE WIND wAGGoN-Tbe lac, IN.

THE WIND WAGGON.-Tbela last In
dependence Exposition is in fits about the sue
cess of the newly invented wind iraggon,
which blythe bye, if it work as well as is sta
ted, will be OF no small consequence in The
prairie country. Mr.. Thomas, the inventor,
is said 20 have run about with light breeze,
at the rate of eight miles an hour, while
he has reached trentyi The Wagon has
wheel twelve feet in diameter, and one
foot broad. It is shipped rugged, carries bal
last, may be made of any size, and the in
lvenior guarantees to run a ineof them, for
passengers or freight, between Indepence and
Bent's Fort, thence TO Santa Fe. Another
line is talked Of 10 the South Pass. Think
of it once! egaf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
TAcoNY CHEMICAL LABA
Philadelphia.

rshIe scleuC6
MOD 1T requires consloe sur payemen,s
10 progress very rapidly over o. her They
the few past days of damp veal od,omake
are just sufficiently coated with m Ne obsery-
The iravellingver disagreeable. .es,eraay,
ed an interesting young lady slip - dde with
a; the very moment she was side and grace.
a brawny Irish drayman, he caught he !. and
fully in his arms, sci her upright again
touching his hal, remarked: $500 OIL
ga good fut for. dancin' makes baG i've
trav'lin' in such muck, ma ma; you'd n
slip on floor" ,
A number of dashing young men wel
passing, looked daggers al him for his bold
ness, but The belle returned him pleasing
smile for his little bit OF smooth barney
81. Louis RereiHe.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
A COURAGEOUS woMAN.-n

COURAGEOUS WOMAN-Mrs.
Harriet HoyI, wife of private James Hoyt, of
Capt. Washlngton's company, left Carlisle
about the middle of August last, (taking with
her child about two years of age,) with the
intention Of joining her husband, who had
marched 10 Texas with this company. She
arrived in safety al Gen. Wool's camp, on the
22d Of September, though part of her road
was infested by hordes OF hostile savages.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
IMPROVING THE BREED.-An army

correspondent of the N. o. Delta writes: 81
don't care what is said TO the contrary, some
of the Mexican women are very pretty, and
although the men are still very hostile, they
are becoming every day more Amercanized.
The last word brings 10 mind remark of
Gen. TwIggs. A short time after the &C.
-cupaion OF Matamoros by our troops, the old
General was standing on the plaza one day,
and seeing a.number OF volunteers promena-
ding with score of Senoritas he turned to
Lieut.. Britron and said, q wouldn't like to
storm This place twenty years hence..' 'Why
SOP said he Lieut.. because should have to
fight u difc=ent breed Of dogs"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
NOL-XIl.

the following admirable poem from an
English paper received by the Caledonia.
IL is replete with spirit, and gives vivid, but
we fear, too true picture OF the evils of
war. II is applicable 10 The present condition
fthis country, and is deserving an extensive
circdlation:- =
q q THE SONG OF THE SWORD.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10

Weary, and wounded and-worn,-
ad Wounded and ready to die,
A soldier they left, all alone and forlorn,
On the field of battle 10 lie,
The dead and the dying alone
@ Could their presence and pity afford;
Whilst with a sad andsierlble tone,
He sang the Song of the Sword.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10

An eastern paper gives an account of the
robbing of dandy. His lodings were rob-
bed Of pair of Stays. smelling bottle, two
pair of artificial eyebrows, and white stur-
tout, in pocket of which there were three
love-letters, written TO himself, in bis own
writing.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10

A fellow who was charged with stealing
piece of cloth, when the lawyer put in as a
plea, tina, the individual charged with stealing
could not see il, for it was an invisible green.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
Fight! fight! fghl!

Fight! fight! fight!
Though thousand fathers die;
Fight! fight! fight!
Though thousands of children cry!
Fighl! fgh'! fight!
Whilst mothers and wives lament;
And fight fight! fight!
Whilst millions oil money are spent.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
FiahlI 6ohiI fghli

II TIBHI. HSHt' HSIIts
Should the cause be foul or fair;
Though all that's gained is an empty name
And tax too great to bear:
An empty name aud palIry tame,
And thousands lying dead;
Whilst evers glorious victory
Must raise the price of bread.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
From the Spirit of the Times.
"RUNNING A SAW" ON A JUDGE.

SCRAPS FROM THE NOTE BOOK OF A MISSOURI
LAWYER.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
War war! waIi

Fire, and famine, and sword;
Desolale fields and desolate towns,
{ And thousands scattered abroad,
With never a home and never shed
Whilst kingdoms perish and fall,
And hundreds of thousands are lying dead
And all-ior nothing at all.
All! why should such mortdls as
Kill those whom we never could hate!
'Tis obey your commander or die
'Tis The law OF the Sword and Slate.
For we are the veriest slaves
That ever had their birth;
For to please the whim of a tyrant's will
Is all our use upon earth.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
War war; war,

WAR; war! war;
Mnsket, and powder, and ball;
All! what do we fight so for?
All! why have we battles al all?
IT'S justice must be done they say,
e The na,iea's honor TO keep;
Alas! that justice is so dear,
And human life so cheap!
'Tis sad that "A christian land
A proGessedIy Christian State,
Should thus dispise that high command
So useful and SO great-
Delivered by Christ himself on earth,
Our constant guides to be:
+. To ''love our neighbor as ourselves,
And bless our enemy"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
Warl warl warl

War! war! war!
Misery, murder and crime,
Are all the blessings Eve seen in thee
From my youth TO the present time;
Misery, murder and crime,
All whould have known in my younger days
In my hours Of boyish glee,
A tenth Of It's misery;
| now had been joining happy band
OF wife and children dear,
And had died in my native land,
Instead of dying here
Weary, and wounded, and worn
Wounded and ready TO die,
A soldier they left all alone and forlorn,
On The field of battle to lie;
The dead and the dying alone
Could their presence and pity afford,
Whilsl thus, with sad and terrible lone,
(Oh! would that these thru,hs were more
perfectly known,)
He sang The Song of the Sword.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
A PARODY ON THR "soNe OF THE SHIRT

q THE SONG OF THE SWORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
RlstNi
native * RESTORATIVE SYRUP.

| a
| An IN riKE NIGhf~ NH PROPAGATION.
NOR thc Cute 81 SCR0FULA. Eti8rst m,nt O
| TIE Jrss'-. Chuonlc khcupsti.m DVut, up,
ago. by FEP>lA. Indigestion 4. %. H,.. 1, ~
Ss.. N,ne R4sh. TvU,t. lRurSr, =, pDthc,Ic 81
| M.rcsnsl D,sca,e-; IA sh.u iron all deesses ST,
sing iroa an I9irURE state o( me BLOOD. . de
urs'a condliiun ~ the DgVs,iv. Cixsus or the IS
JUD ciors u>e al MERcCeN.
u ~ un~ suIne twelve yests since The prrptco i
came 10 lie kn. Wedge of thN Sycup. ~ ~bich
time ~ hos be feels harry To ~, tar exceeded b..
expectations having performed tuIes where
Seams Panncca and the vsttru- prep,tsiiuns vi
Sarsapariiia could Hul, though persisted lr long
time produce tie least .alu,ury ,a' Ct. uron the
patients.
Ia ~, ptoperic. it i. 70sic, Ci,iar,ic D,syao-
rene. Dcorvuc. and acts upon lee LIZ ER ~ tkJt.
ung !, when larend % zee ret,os
IA an Ale a irs nud Pan 81 tie BLO ID. ~
- honestly belle, ell by The Proprietor. "a eiiur to
any aih't urJ,c,.e nu~ an use.
Indeed Il vas not tnil hc had become fill, SIT
sized al II. great medicinal vrues tngeihrr wih
the s0'.ria iuus Ut person. who hid wiU ,--ej The
''mc. that he would cun.eu, "a uouce uthuuRh 'hc
IN dun II newspaper. NJ such course =" h IN
s'~aYs seemed ~ much lISs quseksry pufiiug u,
self intp uuiicr
Through The persuasion ot many persons. whn
seem 10 think him ~ duy huuni 10 publish a. ~
The World f.r tho tsncGt OF =, G,tus hum1uiiy. he
The course Adopted by every compounds - ln,ck
medicines though he treats mt With that blt,fared
.H"'niev whCh many in under la cram inrIt
siuf down the ihfo,'s at a bsi ,asy dclujcd eco
ple. Ccuiicaei ~ Cuts have nlrn been ten.
'c"d him. Cor Which he Heels truly ihat ktul o.
.uch iur iheiT c. ,uieiii"u,) iui such thug, he
never deemed u-cs..ssy, &c docs ~ NIL tune.
consider Ia. assertion II iis,ii, 81 ,tfireut and
hose ~hu Canuut iak- g. crnutcl what he sa,s arc
under no Comru.ion to take hi- uielicius ac.
rumpNuyiuR each h'ttie are instructions 4 tnLiug
lie Syrup. aud also n description oC ihs I mi
II food - he u.'d. with tho mode oil pre-
pairing -. FIR snie nj
BRENTLlNGEES APoTUECA. M,nrne 81.
Near the C"uri House, where Gnu hc D. II aJ nm J
""r At he duy or seht PA, siriau,' prescriptions
'nd family -SiCinCs - pi de ct,piurs
Al" Bfcu'ius s.. Cumi ouud Syup oi n res'L
&c the ,u'' at Cough. Cold, L'ghIucss OF rhe ,
-hesi a. Il Iop',Ht Con,UDpI ,p.
Should ANY trrsn" I'i,rr mug hrulc of tbs
Cough trUrC. cpmr back aud s,y h- Ind re~r,N ell
10 hs""G' IT, "a, a.. hi, MoNEY shall be rt|aEd,i.
sc23 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
NJ. & r. SWEENEY,


HI AVE Iu.t rceiNtd pfd ti-u'" TOO pickogcs
III FINE CHINA emit QUEEN SNARE
Rmrue uthtf urir'e, 1b,, tsvc
Fuc Gold hpid fhini To, Sis from 81 iu 90 pa
K.ch GllI aui Funcy Gu dp
Dl 90 cx'r, fine d,
Richly deco aicd M,nirl or Bmrr.- Colleagues, Fan
IS Ina. & .stei,Nc 90 r-eat variety
The Ladies' a'e iuvurd p cali anil sSom'nc
hc.e. thcy surps,, apy hus 81 the Kind ever
hs lore hrpuctt Go iLs ranrit, 1'ui Nurh .ccrr
Rich q De sod embossed Iruu skcts. laced & high
Wire CHpl d, do o.,
t'tit aDJ tl,in Conn tiers C,-.etul'cs Tuuccns,
Boat. otI S,u..; Ia Pot. Sugars ani G crm..
Ia and Cunrc Cups ,ud Saucer. Plates. Sc nried
r'aio aud la"cy SYKES "a sols ~ pieces 20 SUIT cns'
TONERS
~ common wave We have Li"errool Dishes nnii
7 Plates ~ al sze- rc1s sud Coees. Tea sud Coffee
\ p"ts Snsnrs mt Cfean,-. &c, OF VnTirus oolufs.
l priu'c|, Flowing h.uc art F.usy rlili Sets; m
mon edged Plates Dishes. T,n-. Sc. e., witi eve
\ ~ uher rTiolr n.mlly krPl ~ The u"r-i extensive
ssnhii.huculs the country. nd Which Size pub BE-
need Only call God price ',te satisfied ihr We eel
I !uNst lhin he, cnu be purohis' elsewhere We
hive ou baud aud ore Constantly mluniactuftuR
Cu and riliu Tel Lump Lsuter0-. Tumh'cr'
q shes. Sc, vhlch rer'bor wnh our siotk 81
IQiecr.ware. wc invite Sic ieution Of pntt hasVrs
,ubct Wine.nlr ~ retail Warehouse. N"' sur
Niuurpe 81 Wheeling " nos IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27

| NJ NLANNfkN-Ai raves heN
m the Clerks Office oi the Citcutt S"pc'io
Cont Of Law a,d Chancety Gr the cOuniy OF OH,
| IA TIE n"nih ol January lSiS
| kuhcti Notusnn. Executor. ard fhx,beih w M"r.
f'snn. Es,cuirI Of he last viii s-d I..smeni 81
| Joseph MosIisOu. late of Ohio county. deceased
| Complainant,
| gcgi-a
Austin Peay, william Augustus Feav. William
\ Woodiofd Res. also Known a. William vooiGifd.
Henry Allen. J.scrh Gill. Eizsbeih French. Exec.
uirr and Peer French. ESe' utor OF Wi nm French
late 81 Ohio county. decreased. Henry Norio. Ftan.
81 Ilornbro@k snd Thomas HurnS rok. John NJ
Clarke. James a Clarke aud IIsnry Moore.
Defendants.
The Complainant. having fled ,heif bill 10 susch
and obtain decree Tor the sale 81 the real estate ~
The CITY Ot Wheeling. ~ Oaio county. Virgins, be.
| longing Ia the sb.cHt Defendant Au.in Pcsy. ~.
oudug he loi, ard patccIs of ground IN SAID cay.
specified ~ the deed ,om sud Au,n ,u the dei,n,
dani Wn Pssy. daied january ~. lSiJ. and
'nrnion'd IN The bill 81 complaint fgr The ,at.iac.
t.on ~ he debt OF SGG9l al. with interest ,nd
c''s'.. due ~ said Ausn Ia s,ld cumplsinohis as
Er'cu'of.,s aforc,aid. nd asn Ia sttsch anI sub.
Jrci o. the payment al the -s,d debt, tuists. aud
costs tie muiirs debt. and effects ~ the .ar Au.n
Pray,In the hands OF said defendants Morton sui
IiofnhrOohs seveIaliy. AMI ..ucs he illns 1t ,he
sane u appearing that tho defendant Joseph Gilt
hath dernrisd this hie--"u uolion uf the said
upn" The record. And he defendants Au,lin Pray
WIN Auguslu. Peoy. William Wpdford X Is. other
wise cniled William W,s.dord Henry Allen, oni
Henry NJ rim MOI having entcr iheii appearance
ahd gwen security according 10 the net % Assem-
"ls ard The rules Of lh,. Cuur aid a. appearing 10y
satisfactory ptoflh.' hey are No, inh shan', o The
commonwealth Of Nrsinra--oa further motion oi
'hc compainaaIs. u ordered ihni he said defen.
dons do appear here on the fret day oi me neat I
Spring Tenn ~ this Cpur,, and answer the Com. /
Pa Mani, bill. AMI that copy thi. order be hh-
wih lusc ted 40 newspaper It,nird ~ the city
81 wheeling iur I'VE months sucre..isrly. and p,.
ted at the front door OF tho Court house uG On.
county cop, les'-.
J'n6 ALEX T LaIDLEY Clerk. /
Cu,>csNY--At IuIe. held I
~ ne Cirrk. Office ct The Circ,h Suernr
Can't Ct aw and Chauccv ior Ihe c.uny VI Ono.
i' the 'runih ui january lsi6.
The Norih WCstetH Bank Vi vts,ni,.
Complainant
Merchant Dcord, jr. and Morgan Nelson.
D,'srjpn'a |
The Defendant Dsford not having entered hi. .
ipreararcc AMI given security s,rnriins 10 The ac
q assembly npi the fuies oi ali, Cuutt anI u M
'urre 10y satisfactory prof ihnt hc u noi an i,-
'nhl'ni of The vo'nm"uwralih IL Nusinn-Ol .
motion "l The complainant ~ counsel a. - ordered .
ma lho s'ii dcie"'tut ID appear "n The frI d,N I
d; ihc next Term uf itis Court sgi answer The ~rr,
'hrnH"ts h, sr' that r"py ct this ord. &c utlh
!, ih inserted ga .nne aprr printed ~ The ,ii,
q Wheeling mr twc mouths surce..ivrlv. and past.
rd 20 me front dOlr of The c.,ud 'ipuS. &c On, |
,""H'v. cupy ir--. ALEX 4 LNIDLEY
- t-n6 Clerk
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.WNi REYAOLLS

IA NOh SNlt.-Hy fam situate .p he EtI.
< wt.h % q Utc 81 WreritUr. containing eve,
nso hnrJt,d acr,s vilh mutc thaa Two hrudfsd
i,r.s under ienrc AID ln gur3 condition. II nW
d.vide "uh advantage turo .cv"t,i Irar's; bat 10
SUI pui'hp''r. N,il -eil q usslher 81 10 ps"'ss.
add "n Q i'tcui credit Il JACOB.
sep 10 a.
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4 G.r.r.r ltHu 900 ol,Y county, Eu-i,ia. en-.
'.-'" N'ru. ga '.J.. ,utr,,T.y tb, proisriy Of
"-lnh thi~.fro Hrrc,ssd oud ,diuinDuf isEds 1t
hc il.trs ri 4 Z rp,'r agd u'Lcrs q Gc- irtnoL,-
ury rn 'Hr LHnk ri Jhr ONO river. W,.hln fbr
1r'.H Niec rg, t1, ru % number OF nrs' rae
'pt tH.IH WUi.nu taN rpIs 'l tbu r,vcF. md -
t..I s.r.l vih uu,.luur Jur,..,r ~ Hh .tVrlaI
.r.a qnB,r.uF 10. 'f,I r,r s,ilF STOVE There O, 10
p ~ aDsrs ct n,rf bottom uut INC irs,dac 0, u,h
ur -'u.c N4iI i.uI
wi.ao su,I ru % rras1na r. c.,d nua logo.
"tl" e.''ou.n p'fr. ,a ,r,h.ref- upy tttief.
.r lHr'"'f garu, Glare c..l uu ,hr suu-cuOef ~
N.ctuHs, JACOB .f
u'. ~ MAJ REYNOLDS
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MII.t.ISEVY.

AIRS WADE wound fr,pec,lull, ipsuc Tho NJ.
Va icuiIou nr 1sGi,s tp her sccb q STOCK ~
Wlu.cr Millinery, Ju. received. G1E' one ~ ihe
nosl l,b,ur,hlc ficrth iiu-ss 90 New Yufk-
Her eoois arc ~ tie boz quality. vel .c.ccfsd
aui oi ihc tcfY llic.t Styles end suusi-i fn port oi
be- iel'Wtr nu6ss L,aIa.' Bpanei.. Csfs. Head
ifss.fs sni Brje..; " nusf nnd Cop Ribbons
french tIcwers. Fiums-. Fancy Neus. Ns.Vef-
siks aud Sums. Six arj w.zh B."uds. SIX and
Lf..c isrfs auj Edomg. : ess Trmmirgs 80,
.evsui ether Tnininc. atd NUiu ns I.o uumcfrh.
90 ueoiiar 1Uc above sHuis wtii be ..Id % SCI
cent cheaper ibau auy sd .ae same hind his SIDE 90
he N.unbrs
y e. Isator and Stow ranne.s clsaesa sfes
p'r..ed. aud done 90 Ore jhs Lr., style nna pr .ior
fulc MR> a WADE
n.t - Ctf'r' Flu'tt 4 Tri-rSs
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ID X y q q DID 4:
Then conquer We mast.
For our cause ~ - iusi'
JOHNSTON d BERRYHILL,

~ hoLEsALE ard Re'a'i Denisr. IA Foreign
w and Domestic Dry Goods. call the niieniion
of The citizens OF Wheeling and Likewise all Other
person. throughout The surrounding country. Ia
their large cheap AMI well selected stock OF Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods. We will confess that Nc
do no, profess 10 be sclline OIL at COST but No are
Determined 10 sell goods at such prices Ms will
compete with any house ia this or any other CITY
west Of The mountains. Those selling I'll a. cost TO
the contrary no,w uhsisnding, os nc wish To reduce
our stock much rs possible, 10 make tJom or our
Spring purchases We do not deem u necessary 10
name The articles. bot wall merely state tina, we
have every article that - usually TO he hal dry
goods slorc. wi,ha vane'y VI notions which too
sdious ~ mention
LADIES " ~ please call and examine our s'ock
of Csoion Grape Scarf. some Of The abandonment va
tho ciiy aud al very reduced PRICE.
TO UAIrERS
Il We always keep haud large assert
ment Of Iiaiicrs .urs and Trimmings. with several
ases II Mems and Boys ClO,h, Chased and Plush
Caps. Enquire 6W
JOHNSTON & BERRYHILL.
nov % No l3l Main ~, Wheeling
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- H'.F & =; IVES.
HNEAT CTNTKNL RnUrE ERnM

w WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE. WASH
lNGTON CRY, PiilI ADELPliiN. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Rnd u,h Gpud
lutrnt Stage Crnlpau,c- are runnIue G daily lance
+" C"-herlnu4 .con.ccuus Min hc u y o Il r.
Only % hours Stag irpN"i Io eui,cr OF ,hr above
ciic-, ia, balance hy Ruifnad.
Time To- Baliiu,nrr 81 hours
Time Iu Philadelphia ~ houu
Fare To- Bt,imorc DOLLARS.
Pare t- phiindri hta IS ,!u.
daily hnrs leaves the c.. Siog~ and Rail
r"ud office every m'm,ug ui o'cl,ck A VI am
extras furnished al nry hour "a lpnd shuuii tier
Furthrrurh IickcisI, II iIuIsnrc auj T. ilpirlphn.
any Al The Coz Office. \" 3G Waler 81. wheeling.
Va nc d"'r Norm Il : iipIcl.
For DuUL Intent Snpe Go. W Il STEELE.
and WI NEW NANl.i \ X = Ca
Groei Contra! Route Rad read aHR sage oFre.
sep 10
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a tONEEiLY a WADE has ju. received
" co-r,i M'Caul.,s rrt,m 'Cuib Ssled Bsts'
wiivh thry wpfr.tt o. -Utln,. fo, aid Do.
inbrlv anything tlt ia.ttrr been rrnrehi ~ His
cots. Gr,i ,roen are nyIcd CO. cali eud ,,auine
T = thorse.''4. Inv ~
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FOR REST.

4 WILL Rent 10y Sore - zoe iu Iho 8 ring
( fpa gid l.rant ru tsfy jssua.dr lrun'. and u
isurrd viii r,ui iur dwelling huusc ~, junuc a..
- Do ihr S.ufc House. W q SELBY
u,,, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27

81 w " ~ KNOWN itst a 40 ADAMS Ha.
~ reed he New Yoik nnd r.f. fas...s b.,
lsh atd W nisf Of 1876 a1J G snd sl.a /. ,B.,,
hi u Cs'simsfes ard Vest ss.NLltb u.ii ts male
up 70 ORDER ~ 'he lost Fssh 1ns 1bass who Ns,i
f'.h'onso's Globes had better give bisscsn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
COOKING STOVES

VIE Suhscnl'ef has lhis DAY received large
u loi OF Cooking Stoves from Civelnnaii from
he msnuiaeIofy oi WolG q Co. Which makrs be-.
assortment Of ihoso siOyrs no~ complete lie ha.
also hand various other patterns su,rng which sfe
be highly famed ard lu.y rclebfaied
HATlIAWAY'S PATENT:
OIL OF ~hieb Viii he d''pred If ~ sr,il advance
on cost My motto Is small profits and qaiek
Ufns
Persons ~ wasi The atrvs az any o'hes sfiislc
n my line. Copper, Tn ~ Sh~st lion Wafc.l =,
please call 81 the Old AMI we'll kuoun stand on
Union sitort. where bafrains cln ,iwav. 10 .bt,to.
ed oci l6 THOS CULBCRrSON aesst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
" HOLES >l.E AND RETAIL
RODE STONE

JOHN tINIlhlt, AEt, bookseller agd StaIion.
y e., No l3j. Nalu = rect Wheeling Va ~
H"it the patronage Of ms former friends ana
Cuut"tuvf nj hls 1lC stand, ~ here he " III DO
pbi {" supply them W,ti Book aud Stationery
al r-.iu.ct sliCus. Chus now ga hand large
ttNy. 'Wsnt an. constantly rrcoIvug suppli.s
Of Nr.wn', VI .lHucnns, IhcoiJlI,n and
school !. uks. Alec. Bibles cf e., cry variety 81
BinoIuE, bli of which uo g.. able 4, nGGTi ns
cheap a. Lacy ca" be Iotat any, otaer place in
tUt cats.
hgncrinr.eo given Tor RoR,is exchange
S.tIo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27

| Super French. English and Scotch Coshmo res
nf the newest patterns Silks. A pacas. BOmbazncs
| runi.senncs. Mstnoes; French. English and o..
NEST. Chinzes aud Prints. several hundred pieces;
Scotch. Manchester and American Girghams m
great variety; Ribbons. Flowers Sik aud Nuhalr
Funges G. imPs and other trimmings--a large stock
pf Corscrs, Corded SSiEs. Welsh Flannel; "a Twist
Cotton and wuul FianneL Silk chain and genuine
Welsh GIuzc F'snuci; Linen eamhrc Hdkis a veSy
large nnd desirable assortment; Linen Cambria
Jncune,. Swiss and SCOTCH Null and Book Muslin-
Chmbrics plain. &C rdrd and PLAID. Long Lawns al
Mi other such white goods--1htead Laocs ntd
Edgines. Isle aud Cotton de-; icunei md SWISS
ESe'ugs and liseuings. The very best assormsni.
SHAW Is super Tuikcrri. Cashmere. Table.
Wool, smhd auJ plain. Muushn de Lame de-.
French Mcrino do super b;nck emh'd Clo,h. Thi-
hot '."ul md AilHca Shawl; great variety uf
M-umirC Shaw ls-nko n nrge let at c,lrrcd .pau
aud cub du. Blnnk,t, Couon. Drpcha ond "ther
medium aud low priced SnaWls. Ale. SUPER
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED FRENCH
CLOTHS rOV c. OAKS
CRAVATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet Snk uud Mcr.u'. haui, me Gsso'incpt
.nner Vclvet. Silks AID lnWers Frcuch
needle -wurhed Capcs. Chimizritrs aud Cpllat-.
bsnJsne snail 6gd. Lieh colored Muu,lin de
LANES ni children; super black lncc Wells. wurs.
ted Car sn"d Cents lor children; Gom Elastic and
,,'eh Suspendets for Bows HOSIERY Back md
Whue Sill. Alpaca, Metro. Worsied. Lpu,b'.
Wool. Cashmere. Gotten Snd Germantlwn III So, "i
oil eoiors and rr,c,s. cor Ladies, Misses aud CiUl,
dren; nl.o Greciin Bms tsr cIdhen. GLOVES
Black, wh,,e and col6red KID, hncS and white silk.
Cashmere, hlcflno. Cotton, Ftei. Neu. Eohnu snd
every her Description OF his arClc. toe ladies,
Misses and ch,ldreu;a huge and superb stock. To-
fc'hcr with every variety uI Goods i"r Ladies' and
Children. wear. w 4 SELBY.
nov "a Corner Main & Madison SIS.