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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29
Notice..

Fox Sale.
lENHE STEAM SAW MILL. at the foot of
IL Grand street, (near Williamsburgh Ferry,
New York city, consisting of 40 horse power
Engine, boilers, 20 feet long, &c inches diame-
ter, 5 large Drums for running Saw Gates, and
now in full operation; can be taken down and re-
moved at small expense. For further information
apply to BARRY & BRYANT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29

VENHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
4 PANY, OF NEW YORK.-This Institu-
ton, during the month of June, issued ninety new
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29
Furnishing Department

Shirts of every variety, style and quality-a few
dozen Of superior quality.
Silk Drawers and L. B. G. Shirts we'll worthy
the notice of those in want which will be sold at
the following low prices Linen from 81 SO to So;
Cotton, with linen besomes and collars, from SO
cts to So so. In addition to this is the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
The following from the Marion Pioneer la,
the truc VIRGINIA so;,;t.

The following from the Marion Pioneer has
the lme Virginia spirit:
We invite The especial attention of readers.
! To the article copied from the United States
Gazette, reviewing the legislation of Pennsyl-
vana, upon the subiect ot the Baltimore and
/ Ohio Railroad. IL j. in many respects a most
mastery production. Whatever may have
been the opinion, which have hitherto been
expressed throughout this region, in regard
/ To TINS matter, IL must nor be perfectly evi.
deni to any one who properly considers the
whole question, that a connection with the
Pittsburgh and Connelsville Railroad. under
the existing law, is not merely improbable.
but utterly impossible. The directors OF the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company, know
perfectly well that there is not only an insur-
mouniabc obstacle. in the jealousy-tbe com
mercial Jcalousy-bctwccn Baltimore and
Philadelphia. bat that the central improve
mcnt ol Pennsylvania, must always be the in.
Nonie and cherished work Of the State. They
are not willing "a be- thrown into competition
with that work, aul they have only sought the
l"Sisl2unn at fennsylVania. To operate upon
4 That ol Virginia, and 10 give their miserable
I seriS, (thc advocates of the unrestricted NIL.
ol way a preteNt Tor declaIins that a.. -,
! pic of this state would lose the benefit of IN.
Improvement al;ogethcrunless their demands
met with legislative countenance aud appro
val
The far reaching diplomacy Of the Bllti-
more Company, with Louis Mclane, a. prime
iniriguer, Is seen in the fact, that in the pres
ent aspect OF the question, such state of
things has been superinduccd, as to throw the
State OF Virginia ia the attitude at a suppliant
for favor. il is nothing, that the State has re-
pcatcdIy fixed terminus for the road; moth
Ing. that after the most mature investigation.
that terminus has been prescribed with espc-
cidl Wier"nce To the interests of the Central
improvement, viii h must, i'm the very nature
OF things. be completed from Guyandotte. OF
some neighborlng point, on the Ohio river, 1,
Richmond or Norfolk; nothing that our lcgis
lators have declared that The KEY, (Which Ia,
State ~ that respect posSesses) to the whole
Western trade cannot be surrendered TO Tor
] eign corporation aspiring to legislaic for Us
, and taking, not merely our rights, but ever,
thing else which ought to b. cherished, on
of orr own hands, Ii j. folly 10 sav we pre-
{ scribe our own laws, when another peopl,
, prescribe them for ~; IL l. mere madness {,
talk of liberty, when the very chains which
, we wear are the symbols of our degradation
We shall see next winter in what light GU
legislators will be- disposed to regard the hirc
. application oi the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
Road Company, for the unrestricted right o
way; and we shall be- much mistaken II il i
not pitched out Of the Capitol, 50 tar that j
viii never reach ii again,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
TILE DIPLOMATIC CORPS

Tho following letter TO The New York sun
refers TO very groa, and expensive abuse. to
wl.ch pubic opinion ought to be more en-
rha,icolly directed
"WAsHtScroS, Sept. II, 1916.
There isa ruinor ailoat. though il is quite
too sensible 10 BE- true, that MIR. Polk coni-m-
plates so,na retrcnChment in the diplomatic.
line. We have at least hilf dog.,l mini.
tcrs at iopign courts who do nothing. aud
never had any thing To do, bat enquire after
the health oi ths royal blbiss aud exchange
bows with the titled kulterll rs around them.
ami these duties our representatives., from their
republican bringing up, do with less grace
tndn any other diplomats. We have a min
isier at Brekcl, for instance, with $4,000 out
III besides hts $4,000 year. vet i, would deiv
the Executive to state what there i, toe him
To do, unless II b, To inform hi, most excel
irnt MiJesty the Emperor. of the excruciating
interest we col the United States take IN lie
wtth and christening ul his infants. Unless
To pay visit oi cOngrdtulation when one oi
them cuts tooth or gets through vaCCinatio
There II nothing which we cannot transact
through the United States Consul. I'm truth
atl the foreign business of the nation is of that
dirct commercial character which pertains Ia
the Consular duties. When we have trea-
tues to make a special Envoy. j. sent. a. in
Ashburion trcaty. or the Secretaries OF State
arrdnges Il 10y direct correspondence. as in
the Oregon settlement Tan any one point
out q siaSle step or one importan suggestion
in that negotiation, oi Mr. Mcl.anes Origina-
tnSi There II an attempt to- invest him with
some especial honors, Tor political effect, but
lbs trends discnetly keep from particulars -
30 oi Austria, 50 of Russia. 80 oi Spain. Can
any one name the fist important advantage
gained by resident minister at either of
those courts Oar minister residing at Paris
could take care perfectly ot our general inter.
course with the great powers. aud Charge AZ
Naples could do the same iur the southern
kingdoms OF Europe. The whole oplinar,
routine of business would. as now. be trans
acted by Consul>, aud a, now. special agents
would b. appointed to negotiate special trca
Ties. Ihe money saved IA this manner would
go lac towards keeping up a lin, OF mail
steamers to- Gibraltar, which would b. worth
inry ministers IA Cheushius the interest of
this commercial republic"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
ID PAINE & 90. MAVAGERs
WHEELING VA

Official drawing Of the Pokomoke River
Lottery Vt Delaware class ISL. drawn Al Wil.
mlug'on Sept ~
80 - 81 81 81 90 81 - / n 3 "a IS
Lowest priza Sc.
Official drawing Of tie Delaware Small l,y
Lottery Gas No 20, drawn at Wilmington
Dl sept II.
% " q 80 10 20 "a 30 2 ~ 30 $
Lowest prize 81 90.
PRIZES SODA prizes of SiO0 sold ig
''l' above D'avare Smail Fry Lottery at ouf
Iilirc
- L. DORSEY.
Sole Aru' uf fla Hluar,r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
CovERLRr AND CARPET FACTORY.
DAVID KENNEDY,

MAtS sLREEr. SOUTH WHEELING.
II, ENDERS his thanks the pnee Of The htcrsi pat
Il rons-c he hss received. and solics continuance
OF the
Hc hAs Thoroughly repaired and improved hi- msen'
esv aud now manu- and viii sell. wholesale OF &c
tail. and hesutifal article &c
Sinsle CoverIe.s Rugs. PLAN and striped
Double Covcrcis CarpciS. &c.
for all OF which he has sfN o. of pattern.
Custom work In weaving Carpets. Rugs of CoVefleis
respectfully solicited.
Al Kinds OF Fancy and blue coiorinT done order
warranted bright ard mot To the warm.
HIS pfice- a. low any Ia the west. and he VIII
on all orders IN h- line pnnctuaiy aud short notice
Vice ing September IS: lst6--6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

lust rse~ved direct ,ns Phi.>sipsss and ~ u.,r a,
~ the Fasniy Grocery opposils NJ Btx REQ Isoi ne
fciiowina Articles ~
hox turon. tox Rock Csndy 50 n Oatmeal % III
reaf Rar by. hox Flour OF Rice hoxcs very superior
chocolate. tos me Cocoa. tor Capers. Nush
ketchar. dozen Essences 81 Anebovies s.cr.
Saren. ~ jars mited Pickles Preserved Pine Aprlc-
Arricot~ fcsch~, Pear. femen Peel and ies
n quart jar superior Pine Apple cccse. svArety s
gsf sand ornsmcnting eaker. Prcstons concentrated
E-nec q. Lenons " loxcs superior Regas. PRIME pc
and cGxsorc SCAR. d"zcn scnrfssia smoking Tohsc
CO. - dozen and sfs Do. t"s aromatic chew.
ing Tobacco dozen loNcz Gems Sponaccous Shaving
Soap. Mace Ground Cinnainon and cloves. pure Salad
Oh. Lemon Syrup. GtoundNUts fccans. Fiitous Enr.
ish " annts sofl Shell Almonds Dried eurran,x LOST
and puiVerizssi sugar. Scrub brushes blocks and.
Scrul~ Shoe Bushe< and Dustets. bhs Pure cider Vim
cgas Smoked Herring. Family Herring No Msckerei
Shad aud Picked salmon. which. with many srtie,. in
store makes assortment very complete and vii, bo
sold cheap TOT cash approves barter
Sepgl ED SwEARINCEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

a MONSTROSlTY. a very wonderful
natural curiosity is now exhibiting AT the Col.
iisrum Hall. New York. II j. a child horn
alive on %" Island OF Nantucket. with two
beads and necbs, beautiful lonned BODY. two
hearts, Tour Lungs and oac stomach.
zoos Germans arrived o., Baltimore, from
bJem'n and kJttcniam.ouf ueslsy and Thurs
ddy last
Ih1mls Fitzpatrick has been appointed l.
s. Agent iur the lndisus. located on the Ar
han>ts hHnsss aud Platte rivers The Apen.
~ %, io b. lutatsd, Se understand, q BenC.
Fort ou tbs Arkansas liver.
Mr Prirg Stndiosd, a respectable Young
iaunrf 900 Middleton. ncor Newport. II h
committed suicide GOA THURSDAY lnorD.Dg b,
hanging himself 900 bis barn. We understand
iHHi there h1s been D species Of insanity DER
ceriib'c 90 his conduct ior some time past
Captain Isaac Chasa. Of Nsn.uckrt Vas
billed on "Wednesday by tbe accidental d..
charge of gun while dragging 90 out Ola boat
The CinlnnlG Commercial s,s chat Wv
aii who was hung at AGbum. hss a. ,,if. In.
ihc north pas, 40 Ohio
Anlr7u la Actor o.. ani..r Fl, l..
cow.n %. lbe ClmbrH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

CO. The Court Of Common Pleas, at
Steubcnville, Ohio, has been in session some
three weeks. One case was decided OF Breach
Of Marriage Contact. The parties names
were Miss SALESMAN and William McClleland.
Vcidict Tor Plaintiff one Thousand Dollars.
Served him right. The case was conducted
on thc port Of the Plaintiff by 4. NJ. Stanton
with his usual ability
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
ToDoNBANKS.

c. " For incorporating hostility 10
that che Ldnking) system. ! hope that orcrU
Democrat ia Ohio TW pledge himscB. -SD
The above j. the sentiment uttered by the
candidate for governor of Ohio, supported 10y
the loco locos. Can the people support him,
entertaining these sentiments,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
PENNSYLNANIA.-we see d sta

i ENN SN l. NANlA.-Wc see II sta
ted IA the Harrisburg psPcrs that in all month
ot July last, there was received into the Treas
ury at Pennsylvsnil the enormous sum ot ono
million frc housaai tiro hundred and forty
righi dollars A SUM more Than equal TO the
vl,oie stmi annual interest OF the State debt
Who hereafter will venture to doubt the reg
ulaf payment OF the State INTEREST,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
A VOLUNTEER BRIGADlER GENERAL

ma Jackso" tAa'--'--inniA SouihTon takes
of one Of MIR. Folks new Brigadier Generals,
from Tennessee, in the following humorous
article:
BRiGADIER G EN- ERALPILLOW- We
understand that this distinguished military
leader passed through New Orleans, few
weeks since, 10 join the army. He was dres-
sed M a fall suit of "regiIBentals," and the
brass buttons aud gilt lace pertaining TO a
"iull brigadIeT," and wore his three cornered
cooked hat after the most approved style OF mi
litia musters. lie was accompanied by his
aid, two servants, and had along the necessa-
~ number OF fine. pranciug streds, either for
a charge or a retreat. The General gratilied
the citizens OF New Orleans frequently with
his horseminship during his stay. Every NOR
ming his servants led out two OF his chargers.
elegantly caparisoned, and walked them up
and down the street in front of the st. Charles
aud upon enquiry as TO whose horses they
were, always cOnlescendcdl to answer, "they
are Brigadier General Pillows, sir-BigadieI
GENERAL Pillow isgwyng to take a ride, sir ,
! The morning after his arrival, the Brigadier
accompanied by his aid, mounted his horse
+ II Is SAID, without any other accident Than
twice tripping himself "a with his spurs. aud
galldntly trotted up st. Charles, around into
( Magazine st. where ne halted before the Plea.
. N'''NNs NV HuNtiNh4g III lioN idNAe
rushed to the door, where. after receiving a
military salute from the Brigadier, the follow.
ing racy and unique dialogue occurred:
What is the price, says the Brigadier, col
twelve numbers of the Picayuue per anmum2
+ Twenty dollars said the publisher. THAT
Is pretty tall; however. send six numbers Ia
Mrs Brigadier General Pillow, at Columbia
Tennessee; aud six TO Brigadier General PHI
low wherever he may be on service, as he cx
p7cis so be on active duty soon. And by the
way, YOU can announce in your paper. 10.
morrow, that Bngidier General Pillow has az
nved IN the city, IN good health, and j. II
present staying az the ST. Charles" Over
come with the announcement, the publisher
retTedted rapidly 10 his room The Bdradier
AMI his aid travelled of in fine STYLE, and as
they turned the corner OF Magazine street
net brother soldier, belonging to the 5lst
regiment Of ragged volunteers, singing the p,.
pular military AL Of
The volunteers To %, war has gone
Ia the ranks OF death you'll find EN-
WIN their little caps tbeil heads upon
AMI no coat tails behind EN-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

o. Governor Skunk has appointed Hon.
Richard Coulter OF Wcsimo,land county, a
Justice OF ,he Supreme Court Of Pennsylva-
MA vice JuAge k.nnuAN. deccascd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
TREASURY NoTLS.-Thc Now York

TREASURY NOTES.-The Now York E1-
Iess, say,:
We have II, from an authentic source, that
the Collector receives oh Treasury Notes i'm
payment for duties, and that already about
twenty thousand dollars have been received.
Ihcsr, with Bank notes aud specie. are the
currency at present received. Certified checks
are rejected. This, we thank, IS very unne-
CcssaTy cause;--a certificate check Is, TO al
mients end purposes. as good IS Bank note
aud indeed better as the drawer OF the check
well as The Bank is holden. The Bank
notes arc received, and deposited in an iron
safe ia ihe Custom house, where the Collector
IS boarding up his treasure like a miser.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
CoyERLErS.

The attention OF the reader is invited to the
advertisement OF D. Kennedy. W. say that
he has the most beautiful stylc of coverl,ts
we have erer seen, aud We stake our replta
ton as a man OF taste on the remark.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
USEFULRECEIPrS

Wdrts.-Ihose troublesome excrescences.
called warts. on the teais and udlers of
cows, may be speedily and radically removed
simply by washing the parts affected, i'm 500
lotion at alum in soft water.
Cholic ia horses is frequently, though not
iniallibiy. cured by administering from hall Ia
three iourihs OF an ounce OF Iaudanum.
Sufpcire given 20 COWS affected with Gar.
got, in DOES OF hdlan ounce, every other day
Tor week, seldom falls 20 effect perfect
cure. THIS 1, d troublesome and loathsomc
disease and is often neglected till too late To
admit OF cnc. Tue only remedy. garrett
root. either internally or b. insertion. unless
applied iu the first stages. operates slb,yl, and
not always with succrs..
Fruh siaiHs.-Ihese may b. SPEEDILY and
chtciuallv removed by iuuiguon with brinn.
stone The parts from which th, stain. s,,
TO br removed. should b. stumtcd with wat
60. aud held over lhe smoke uf lhc burning
ainenl 900 the discoIoBtiOu Disappear.
Iron N0at, may aisy b. tlasteI O., ths
same process
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
THE CONDIrIoN OF IRELAND.-Th.

THE CONDITION OF The
late accounts mention 1.-the continued hostil-
ity OF the Irish people towards Indian corn,
though increasing intelligence is gradually ne.
moving the prejudice" They also tell us
that "turnips are in a sound state, and will
compensate Tor the loss OF the more popular
esculent."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
DRIED PEACHtS WANTED.

fNASI wilite Paid tor any quantity % Dried Pea
~ ehes delivered ~ my store ~ MARKET square. Wan
tel quantity Of Dried Peaches Ins have hrcn Tcaied
Etorr drying, for which hera price m CASH viii "
pad. Persons wishing To sell win find TO Their adj
VANTAGE 10 call before settling elsewhere.
sep - NJ. REILLY.
sIN BARRELS. large assortment OF Listlc's Su.
-spIs "'" ''"7' orr A GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
SEPTEMBER %. lsi6.

BRICKS are extremely scarce here, this
wear. aud we fear that there will be some
building deferred ON this account. l. it not
p0ssibIe ior some kiIns vet 10 be madel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

New difficulties have broken out among the
California Volunteers at Governors Island,
New York, which arc explained at length in
the New York Express On Friday the rcgi-
ment was marched to the guard.house to re-
ccive their bounty-money previous to enbor-
king.
The men of company C-lhe first company
marched up--reiuscd to pay the prices char
ged iOr their clothing. viz: 50 Tor jackets. 50
Tor pants, anl 5 80 ior caps They were
willing TO pay itir price, but were confined
Tor insubor,ilnaiion Company then came
up; aud refused. They were marched back
TO their quarters, and confined To their tents.
Col. Bankhead finding the refusal general.
told them they would bc compelled to cmbRrk
without their pay-which they preferred TO
taking The clothing at the prices charged.
FEARFUL FATALITY on THE RIO
GRANDE. Battle or NO battle the Mexican
war bids iair tn hurry to their graves a large
portion OF thc volunteers from Ohio and other
States. Every letter from the seat of op.ra-
lions announces the death OF greater of less
number. The Dayton journal uf Ffiday con
iaius letter from Camargo. announcing the
ibe death aud burial of Lieut. r. Spipt-p. of
one at thc Dayton companies, 4 Young man
ol much worth The same letter announce.
ten or twelve budals oa The same evening
ihii Spree was buried Ina postscript. ths
death at iourofher during the night is men
toned The writer Sass, "you can hear th.
mdiiied dWmin every direction at suuIoNn.
THE OLDEST INHABlTANT. - The
Pic0yHHs has found our who thatnrtch tslkai
Of individual ih oisstiuhabimnt IS.
An eldedy chop, speaking of hs Great
knowledge oi thc Weston rolntr, flr ofb.r
day. said tLat he hi known tbe Nj ..is-i,.i
ufeF every sine twas small creek n I'll
the man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

THE COALTRADE.-The Pottsville Mi
ners Journal, OF saturday, says:-The quaint.
" sent this week reaches 2S,il9 Is tons. be-
ing 800 tons less than the quantity sent last
week, aud falling of since the reduction oI
the tariff OF nearly 10000 tons in the weekly
supply.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

0AKUM-iooo IL. OF OSkum OF superior quality OF
W hand and for sale b. CT BERRY,
scP2l Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

The Gwat Fhrat Auburn New York seem.
Go have passed on with complete success For
fy OBJ fifty thousand propIr are .tl fp have
been BOO uiteujauCe, suI highly delighted with
Che magnificent display rlr exhibition
rooms were thrown open at 10 O'Clock ON
"Wednesday morning. AMI tlronged in q mo.
mruf "FIomI Hl'I with its elegant deco.
HtIous attracted llc "6ist rash. end OBJ.
other p.ucl Of exhibition were hardly less
crowded Iie Halls oi Machinery. Domestic
Manufactures aui Farm p5oiuoc. AMI tl-
hue turt 0' au.mHis exhibited tuf premiums
,h.i.I t.uInlBui deserved aImnum
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

MIR. Jones was in the habit OF getting occa-
sionally 'balmy,' AMI one night he was dis
covered by neighbor. leaning against the
side at a church for support. He hailed him
with Halo, Jones' you look serious; think
of Joining the church, 'W-w-ell,' replied
Jones-'l incline considerably that way at
present. The ncghbor walked.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
SILKS SILKS.

n r the cheap store Of WIN. BAILEY. In the
IA room formerly occupied hy Mr.. Isai,h Cooper +.
nearly opposite the North Western Bank Main strict
Bcsuiilu s;yle plaid aud striped channels silks.
"a hnerc ahd Thlct shawls I.acca Mrs CLOVIS Silk.
Csshaere and cotton Hosiery &C all very cheap. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN CLOTHS.

x flECEs extra hne Black French
- d" Twiicd Belgium
Brown do. Intended erprcrsl,
Tor Sacks pieee Cashmere cloths fof Isdis' sisas.
WIN very large stock oflew.pfioed cloths Of every
Or which have been bought Al very reduced prizes ei
received. sep 80 sENsENEN a RlDnE4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
JUST RECEIVED Ar

/ MFRS. kEAriNG'S. Fruiterrr and Confrctioner
@ssSs Itsh supply of NUTS, viz; - IT.. Fresh Sol
Shvled Almonds. 80 Ne. English Nanufs 81 rs Fihcrts
~ IT, Ia'm Nuts, toA CtTun toN Orange Peel Tor
feeeh Leaf TOT acco, lot Allcus Pine Tohaceo hoy
- +" hSsihS sep II
/ g LAT WINDOW BLINnS-A large assortment re-
- ceivcd & for sac low MENnEI. HARHOIrR & 90
sePs No. lF3. Main street Wheeling Va
| CIDER Observation-Disclosures pure and strong. o.,
- hand aud for sale by sep ~ REILLY.
u ACpN-AnotheT ot of thu-. hnr Hams ard Shout.
- dors, received and for sale by - 10 REILLY.
- IN CoPAL-5 eases IN store and for sale hy
~ sep II PRYOR A. PAULL.
NUINiNE.-ICO ounce. received and Tor sale low by
~ sept PRYOR a PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

T1INE tNGoI.t 81 ats o. o.r rot,.,v.,,..
- tfp 10 NNALLAM'S as Main ,fs.sf