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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

The nin,h and tenth sections authorix> the
entering upon lands. and provide for the APP
pals ,nent OF damages.
TIA. llth and l2th sections guard against
the obstmction OF highways. aud provide for
the construction OF causcwsys when the road
passes through private property.
The 18th section makes the road a public
highway. AMI prescribcs a maximum rate Of
tolls. The power reserved to the Legislature
OF reducing and regulating the tolls was re.
pedcd by tho act OF last session.
The llth section authorizes the company to
place cars upon the road. and charge tolls aud
freight not exceeding double the rates of the
previous section.
The 18th section authorizes the declaration
OF dividends.
The 10TH section authorizes an increase oi
the capital TO an alnount sufficient to- accom-.
pli,h the several objects of the charter. a
proyiso 10 this section limiting tho capital 70
onc million oi dollars, was repealed by the
act oi the last session.
Tn 18th section provides. that IL the road
shall not be commenced within five wears. III
II after it, completion il shall bc suffered Ia
g. 10 decay aud become impossible for a pc.
rod Of two years. the charter shall be null and
void. The time Tor commencing was extend
Cd ioT another period OF FIVE years. by the ac,
oi 18th of April lSi3, consequently there i,
yet neady two years TO run. The time lo
completion is indefinite.
The 18th section requires an annual state
ment 10 be made TO the legislature, aud pro
vides for a tax OF eight per cent upon oil div.
idends exceeding six per cent per aunum.
The 2Oui section reserves TO the Legislature
the right TO purchase the road at the end o
thirty years, 10y paying 10 the Company a sum
of money, which, together with the tolls re-
ccivcd, shall be equal to the cost and expenses
al said railroad, with an interest of eight pei
cent per annum thereon. II also reserves the
right OF repeal Tor the misuse or abuse OF the
corporate privileges.
The 9th section of the act Of 1913, author.
iking the counties of Allegheny, Westmorc-
land, Faycttc and Somerset, and any city,
borough or incorpoatcd Company Ia subscribe
stock IN the same manner and subject TO the
Slnc privileges as individuals.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
watcrin the channel 100 Il. On a stand.
"IN PEACE. pREPARE EnR wAR :

"lN PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR"
At this SEASON OF the year. the weather is very
treachc rous. and almost every one is certain
to be affected more or less by coughs, colds.
and affections of the head. which are peculiar
ly annoying TO the healthy; and oftentimes
fatal TO the invalid and consumptive. Every
thing around US wears such a cheerful aud
pleasant aspect, that we are apt to neglect
the proper precautionary measures, and fiattcr
ourselves that we shall escape, il others do
not. Presently there occurs a sudden change
IN the weather. we begin TO shivcr with cold,
and regret. when too late, that we had no.,
anticipated ii in season. Now, the best pos
sible way TO avoid surprise is. TO purchase a
box OF C~lickcncr's Sugar-coaied Vegetable
Pills without delay. carry them ia your rock
-, -s~s s.~~ q r . Till. e.sh day between
meals. You riu presently fnd your appetite
rostiy Improved. aud your system enabled to
resist the most sudden changes. They are
perfectly palateable. aud may be swallowed
with as much facility as No many sugar plums.
fhey cause no pain or sickness at he stomach.
and do not interfere with the transaction of
ordinary business. For coughs, colds, sore
throat, bilious affections. pains in the head.
breast. back, side, &c, tkey are entirely be.
You'd rivalry. Their effects, indeed. are 40
certain, that a cure is warranted, or the money
returned.
For sale by A. o. FAIRcniLp. may 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
Tile uuGHES FAMILY.

TIL, interesting AMI extraordinary family OF
musician, have b,cn giving a scri OF concerts
here for a few nj ;hts past, ond we have bccn
amDn. the uumbcI who were no, only aston
ishcd but delighted. The Elder Hugh, s,a lei
OF nearly IL i, not a boy musician. buta mas
ter. IL Possesses a natural power tia, We
have never heard eNccllei. aud also a high de
srco oi cultivation a Il thorough musical
kuowlcdse ,ha, j. never surpassed The young
~ a lad OF IL Is also master o, the violin. aud
can evidently teach the bcs, performers we
have had here tor years. MIR. Wagner, who
accompanies them has a rich and cult
waited voice. We trust that they will bc lib
orally ra,ronised wherever they So. The.
leave here for Pittsburgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
NORTH CAROLINA.

The LocoS, in North Carolina have beeu in
n state Of considerable peTrlcxity and coniu-
sion IN reference TO a G%ubeInstoria candidate.
The nominee of their State Convention having
declined the arluouS labors of a hopeless can
,sss, the State Central Com nittee nominated
James b. Shepard, but, a. Mr.. Walter Leak
olledges, unfairly, and consequently he took
the field in opposition To him, as all miepeu-
dent candidate. Both OF them nave been for
some weeks past "stumping it in the lower
part; of the State, but finally they have made
an arrangement, by which their %relativ. claims
10 the honor of being beaten by Gov. Graham.
the Wing candidate. have been referred back
TO the Central Committee, in whose decision.
after q new hearing, both gentlemen have con
aented TO concur. The Committee is 10 meet
in Raleigh on the 18th inst. todccide bctaocn
liz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
A POST MASTER DETECTED IN ROB.
BlNG THE MAIL.

II appears that ON the 9th dsy Of March,
1916, Mr.. Edward Tiffany, residing in SuSquc-
hanna county, mailed two letters al the Brook.
lyn post Office, IN the above county. one adj.
dressed to Weimore * Co. and the other 10
White q Barnes. OF the city of y. York. and
each letter containing $40, principally in ten
dollar notcs-iOuT oi these bulls were marked
with a black line across the back, also the date
ol mailing was marked in the hand writing of
MIR. 1iitdny-theSc letters never reached their
destination. Officer a. NJ. G.. Smith, Of New
York, whom II appears has been appointed
special agent by the Postmaster G. sncral to in
vesiigate THIS matte, wa informed thit two
ot the ten dollar bills, marked a. above, were
discovered IN the lioucsdale Bank Pcnnsylva-
MA. These bills had been deposited b. a Mr..
L'ndS III. Russell, who received the same from
Ebcn III. Clark, the Postmaster at Cherry
Ridge. III this county. Upon procuring this
officer Smith. accompanied with
Mr.. TIldny, proceeded 10 Cherry Ridge, aud
upon an interview with Mr.. Clark. respect.
Inc the robbery, and from the fact of the mon.
ey being traced from him, which was identif.
cd to he the stolen money belonging to MIR.
Tiffany he became much alarmed, aud finally
acknowledged the fact of ahstracting the let
tcrs and money from the mail, and paid Air.
iliieny hack the $50, and asked To b. ioreiv-
en-. and hoped The matter NIGH, b. settled in
this wav le also gave him s. NOR. Iq,qiSsi
= "I, I@g2G ltbtSi SSinonnt. also asked him 20
him. The whole OF these proceedings
were tdken on last Friday, before r.. Patenue.
kSq. Justice OF the Peace. in Wayu. county
lie was committed Tor exam.
i%natlon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

CAN TT BE'-rhe Philadelphia corfcspon
dent OF the \. \. Tubun. tells tho following
story An infamous case oi seduction has
Just i'ilcn under NY notice, but al present |
suppress names. 4 merchdnt-with for
tune ~ ms pos c9Siun-hccamc cosnlIfnt of
a Criminal intercourse between hts wife. a
charming woman ani an old EuglIsl,maul-
The latter, upon hls return tom tie country
wa- found ~ his wifc's chamber. aud before
leaving be compelled him to pay SlOO0M Here
the matter ended. and the wretch (t,c hus-
blnd) still associates with the woman! 1hi,
- au actual fact, aud Il doubted, 1 will furnish
nAmrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
THE NATIONAL FAIR AT WASHING


Although, this graf National exhibition d,cs
commence until the 10Th day of Nav. we
ledm thst aUl,lcs arc already hcing dcposi,cd
IA the various cities, With thos. appointed to
suponHien4 the forwarding OF thcm In Wash.
ingtOn. There seems To- b. no doubt but ,ltat
1t VIII be one oi the most unsgnigcent cYhibi-
tiunS ~ the hind that has ever taken rt,ce iu
tins country a. mechanics, msnulactuucrsand
inventors are STRING themselves IN every di.
fcction to display the specimens o( their han.
diwoTk. Our BiltimOrc mechanics and man.
utacturcts will also we hope. BE- fully repre-.
scntcd at the Far. as " j. OF the greatest
importance that The city should not b. under.
rated in her claims to mechanical and manu-.
featuring excellence, by the vast concouf,,
who will lac present. rom all sections OF th,
Union. The spacious buildings ia which th,
exhibition 4 to take place is rapidly approach
Iug to completion. aud although erected Tor 4,
Temporary purpose, Is being handsomely dec
GRATED, and will pro%sentquitc q pleasing sigh
as we'll as safe depository Tor the articles Il
b. exhibited. II j. announced that the mem
hers oi the American Institute OF New YorI
intend to exhibit al the lair all t,s article
tlat have been manufactured in the city a
New Yofk, IN e,ey branch ofinIusty. Witt
in the last three of four years. aud los tin
purposc they ufe now hy their agents. coin.
round tn the manufactures and artisans. un.
iug them 10 send "a tie institute such man
uidriuWs aud works oi at ~ they have AZ
hand. They also propose "a charter a steam
boat 10 take them to Washington aud tn gi,
owner = free passage going aud returning
Ihis y su admimblc plan. though in sicw q
our close %contiguity 10 tbs Capitol, IL woul
w. unnecessary IS iar as this city Is conccr
ned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
FEMALES BEWARE or CoNS7.r

FEMALES BEWARE OF CONSUME
ilVN Snd not suffer The early seeds 10 kn;,
i,s fatal threads 10 your system, bu, susni
Them as you would the thiefat night. Whaa
you ana the fatal enemy seeking 10 des,,os
your heSiih by imbibing the evil seeds of =
serious disease, Remember DR.. Dunt.,'s
bHPcctorant Remedy" will immedistcIv ~.
s'Ioy and removes them. Thousands OF Won,
~ de annually for the want Of proper tyest.
'lau those known the wonderful effects
OF ibis medicine, aud used il in time. man,
1ouid have prolonged their days. and vet b,
dwelling among their dearest friends. 'TboSe
VINO are labonng under the influence Of this
Il4aF should lose no tire in procuring Or
D1ncsus EypcctOtant Remedy. IL is ssle and
stectusl, and always gives relief in the mo.t
hopeless cases. IL strengthens the weak and
debiitatedi relieves the pain la the breast snd
sidei SURPRISES the distressing cough: stop-
ping the hectic fever aud night swests. ara
hnsuy az the case be not too lar advanced
restoring perfect health.
For sale by y q x. b. MARSH and
PRYOR PAULL. ma,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
CITY OF

CLERKS oFricE, May 5, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given TO Merchants. Auc.
,,oneers, Keepers of Ordinances, Coffee Houses.
Hacks, Carts, Drays, &c, &c, TO renew their
licenses without delay. Prosec utions against
all who TAIL 10 do so, will be ordered ON or AT.
ter the 10Th of the month.
may q JAMES s. WHEAT. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

informs hiss friends and
me public, that he has on hand and man.
o'sc'ures a LAReE a%ssoftnent of Hats OF he "A.
rtsf spring FASHION, which he Walt sELL whole
ss.e OF RETAIL as low " not LOW Err han an,
9,ns, ss'so'isbment in the city, ALL Of The above
nnaS are warranted TO be OF The vsry be-,
and workman,bip and a. -, 80
hAsiLiTr and COLOR cannot be su-rp,s.eJ :
"eo'l mrn arc invited TO CALL 4 examine for
themselves. satisfied hat The QvALirr and p,ics
"'LLrLEA'E, ) AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
THE WHOLE OF

AT the late Ssin, Georges dinner. in the
CITY OF New York, Mr.. Barclay. the British
Consul. in the course OF his remarks. said:
IAN Of Oregon is not icorth half the loss
which the apprehension OF war respecting i,
has already produced. Were not airaid OF
becoming tedious, | might. from personal cx-
pctiemce, give YOU ONE idea oil the value or
the valucleSsness (t | might use that word
OF the country beyond Lake Huron. lGoo on.
Then you must pardon the appearance oil ego
tiSn. Gentlemen, IL was my Honorable task.
after five years OF exposed service, about the
upper great lakes and beyond them, TO super
intend the establi shment OF the now much
talked OF 10th parallel of north latitude, Of
the Lake OF the Woods, in the year 1923, and
there to erect a monument. | tell you. as a
fact, that for the distance OF one thousand
( miles before ] reached that poiui, though
visited numerous posts and forts, as they are
called. OF the fur traders. between the months
of May and October. which are the most Ia.
vorablc To vegetation, | never could obtair
one single Vegetable potato. carrot, turnip
or even a salsd-to check the stringent thirs
which our ssltcd meat produced, or to ALA,
the apprehension of Scurvy. | leave IL ior
yon to imagine what luxuries arc 10 be expect
ed by going further"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

HARDWARE.

YTNHE Subscribers ere nov receiving asd opsn-
ING . siOck o. Hardware sDd
CUTLERY
sifses from he msssfsciufsr' IA Englsnd sod
Ane'ics, whieh (hsvine been purchased sstgsiy
iof essh) hey ere sbls 10 cell gousgsliy low.
The sFfsnssmsuis hey have asds br he PSF
chase Of goods bolh 10 Esesand end Amsfea. spsf
blss then 20 onef 10
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
ever indneement ihst snn 30 offered b. Handwsa
'Sote'' b~si " Wes, orr a GREER.
msyf 10 $50 Main a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

The Pauldius Miss Clarion gives us a rare
instance where rum drinking was the cause Of
saving a lite.
Severe. years ago. a Creek was tried in Han.
cock county Miss, Tor the murder nj another
Creek. During the progress of the trial. the
Sheuh got 80 drunk that the Judge ordered
hum into custody. aud 81 found himself with.
OUT an officer. The jury returned a verdict of
guilty aud his honor was IN a prelicament.
There was no sheriff. and he doubted his pow
er io.appoint one dCputy-snd To saw en-.
nSrIassmcni a new TRIAL was granted. The
prisoner remained in Jail w years. and being
puton tnal again at the recent term Of Court
has ben acquitted. The Clarion says he is
probably Innocent of a. murder but he would
dssurCdly have been hung years ago, il the
sheriff had kept sober.
We do not quote It. however. as prcccdcn-
ihe' .heniis shoGld get drunk ON principles OF
bcncyulcucc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

AN EYE TO N~ATURE.-An itinerant
preacher when discoursing on the goodness OF
Providence, said, But my brethren, even
death itself, which, for many offences we
have all meri,cd. Providence has. wisely placed
at the end OF our lives; for o. what would life
be- worth were death at the bcginning2" In
another part he remarked, IL, is another in
stance OF the goodness of Providence that
large rivers always fiow by large towns"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
LAWRENCE 4 wAsmINCToN
NAkf w wASiIfNGTON

VIZ SUBSCRIBERS beg iesy. 70 ,,S,.
ne" cS''egsfs snd 'hs public rhst ne bes-
" pa'fonsse fhey have received. mas ,os.e.d
'"Io Y, l"efssss her wsrhiseysso thst sh.v 49,.
p'spst,o 70 ~ 81 o'dess psoansiy. with . 60.
ns"@'f e7"ei ~ sBy IN Ire Unisn. sod p. |. -
VIM " can - brcushi frcu ssy otbes ms,f,,.
ALL, WARREN a LGST.
20 hand fes espoffaIion 81 the O,l sos c.o.n.
"'y Q" AiefAst slley. NY w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

INDIAN CORN IL PARlS.-A Paris let
ter says:-"Among other good American
things hitherto bu, i'll -spprecisted in Europe.
but which is now beginning 10 be more pro
perly estimated. is Maize Tour Indian Corn.)
] hear OF several bakers who find its prepare
ton into bread a profitable business"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

OS-Vcry superior Soda, with every varie-
" Of Syrup. is to be found at Brcn,lingcrs
Apo,heca, 81 door from the Times OH 4. No.
i, Ashland Row.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

VIRGINIA ELECrION-Th Richmond
enquirer thus sums up the result OF The elcc-
uon, as lee as %ssceuainrd One hundred
and tweuty-sit mcmhers elected. g Demo.
cmts and y wings couptics To- hear imm
which last year soui 8 Democrats aud 2 Nbig
The mOCfs'ic msiOnty in The HOUSE will
pfotsbly bc IL, and In the senate c%ertsinly =.
81 20 on Joint ballot"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
Bill m Chsncsry pend i.

Lawrence \ Washington BJI an cb.na-.
sod Mafy w ws.hing. ,ne IA IA. Green
" Superior conr 81
Law snd chsncesy
Ohs w Hciskell and Ma A., oh,o ro.n,v Va.
'i'a ha vie. Jsues ~ ginis.
Sipst spd Eiixsbeib YsNU de,endsnls
BIS we D'vtJ lIoil and Elizabeth Camp.
hhxFneib n has wife. bell. John & Campbell.
.ksoeh Canphell, Samuel Lyon aud Nan.
John & Campbell. Per- ~ NJ. wifi. and John
ker Csmpbell and Isabel Richie and RI,,u IA.
!" VIE samuel Lyon vie. wtI take notice,
snd Money hs wife. ihss on m. Gan s,v A
IN" hiteh's end kiies June 1886. between
sn VIE ~h'eh ssiJ he hosu u Q o'clock.
."lS'or'h CsmPoeh, A NJ. a0d sunset %
john e. Csmpteii, Per. sams dsV. =, an. -.
sf Ca@norhs Nancy ohtcs ~ Moses G. Good
Lyon and tIita Richie. 10 The ei,x a, vh..l,n.
" 'oe he,rs 81 lac OF OhD county and SAFE
Frspcis q Campbell ef Vt,gini, 90 IN
se "i OhiS county, take Tho dspo.i,,oas Of
aseessrn' J 0ho w HeiskellJ.ms.
~ Ssout. Mcse. & Good sod o,b.,. g. - .--1
evidence en me hearing Of m. 49,. .n,,I.s
s"d ~ from sny Cause the s,m. ali -, A. .s
on me dsY shove ns med. The tak,1x Of n. -.
w'' be continued BY sdJoummsnt f.,m - :,
Wme' - ne plses ahsve named. until m. go.
coisPle:ed You're " '@"e ae
LAWRENCE A WAsmScroS
msy . NARY w wAsuINCIoN '"
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

THE FISHERlES-The HAVE dc Grace.
MI, Madisouian, says tina, tho Fishermen ON
The rver Susquehanna, and other places in
That vicinity, have, since their commence
men,, caught but few shad aud behring's. and
have been unable 10 supply the immediate dc
mand Tor fish.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

QUITE NESr.-The following nowspa
pers arc all issued from the Mirror Building.
corner OF Ann aud Nassau streets, New York
Evening Mirror, Morning News island City.
Globe, Telegraph, Sub,erranean aud Dispatch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

TilE DiFFERENCE.-The London people
pay a penny lof bcing shaved, aud a siSpencs
Tor = ne~spsPer but Va this country they psy
si'pcnce iof b ing shaved and o penny iofs
nswspsPcf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

Os- Three men came TO New Haven. Conn.
a few DAYS since, in a handsome carriage
drawn by a fine span of grey houses. While
at dinner at tho Park House. they were thrown
into som, confusion by the appearance Of the
Sheriff, who succeeded in auesting one al the
parties as a thief. The other two managed to
escape. They had stolen the carriage and
horses, aud ,obbed a toll gate on their wdy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
MENICO

The schooner Ventura, arrived yesterday
itom Vera Cruz, brought some interesting in-
t~clliScuCc. ftgADEs has published a mani.
lcsto. Intlmdting that IT, shalt leave 10 the
Mexican Congress. about assembling. The res
Ponsimiity ol declaring war against the Uni
ted States. lie states however, that he will
repcl any attack made by Gen. TAyLoR. or
our ships oi war. with all the force available.
TIC assigns a. = reason tor not fccciy ling Mr..
S%ttnELt. that 81 would have been an syowal
oi weakness, since. simultaneously with hi.
presence in Ma,ico. The ships 81 wsr and
troops 81 the Uuitcd States were towering
over their coasts aud frontiers. The Govern.
mcut had scllcd tie two ptpers thr Contra
Itsmpo AMI "HJ0rm1, aud Imprisoned
their editors. They were opeu advocates %
trc policy ol recalling StSrA ASA. Thcp
was a unn that Matzilsn would be- bIorka
died. by Zoe American squalron-Nr OrisaH
COpHcrciai inns, SGiarddu. 18th nH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

chase anything IN their I,sc IN CIV. -.
q call. We have been continually secer I'M, -
since The 6ri Of the Spting and we b,h.xs :.
have almost every Article that ran he c.ll.s e..
The Dry Goods way nj The same time cnmnus,.
great many articles oniy Kept ios whoIe.s,.s.
which are NJ usually Kept mi Dry Gost. no..
LADIES DRESS GOODS-lawus Balx,n,,.
b,reges' Lace Lawns. Bingham de-. Whae rl.,.a
s'lk s','ped Bingham. plain and hard G,,sh,., !,
every de srrriion; his,k do. Cifghsm Lawn nh.
Jseone, and S~ les do Mouslib de Lame do. Mo-
I'm de i.ain's; e~sshm.r.s; Swiss M.sllns; h.r,,d A,
striped do oambtc Tsrlcioa Mnsi,ns oil c,lo-
shswis snd scafs Of The latest styles; Graz. SIM,
c"fj'd do. Dnmsst do preach worked c~ollanS,..
ecrs; 'nvs,-, Boanels and B,nae, R,hhnnr'~u
hsrdcrs. sr'iicial.: Flaw cr.; &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN--rnc md
F'coch and English eluths. do cashmere, g.
h'orr'' Twceds; Linea Dnilings; BrJ and Co.,,
Summer cloihs; jfap j'Ein; bard anI Mai, co,ss
Dt,li'ne' 'ilk and satin vc,,ins; Fine Merino: M,,
settles do. Valencia do. cravats; Gloves and &C..
dcrS, Iiosiery; .'nped ant plain Irish Linen: Sh.,
Ing Ansiin bleachej and bro; .,lk and ma,,.
Undersh,fis; Lambs Wool do. Linen cambr,r L,lc
plat and colnred. ''
DOMESTIC GoODS--Bro' Muslins. T,tk;,r,
checks murine s%hiri'ns. Furniture. Plaid, blue d..
mcsnc cSiicoes; Toweiling of every dcscrip,n,
oifds eye ~DiarcEDamssk do crash Linen She.,n-
W. On and cd'"n Table cioih-; blsaci,cd and brown
Linen crumb cloths; Napkins; &c &c.
CAkPETS-CARPETS on our second a,or OIL
cloths very heavy, and also Table Oil clo,b.: s,,,v
Mating; Rugs. DC.
Haiies' futs and Trimmings ny the wh oIc,,I.
CAPS Of every description; Linen Burlaps. ,u.,
reed by JOHNSTON & BERRYHiLL.
may 8 No l3i Main 81. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

There is Only ,ue ways to eet GU, Of a
f. fsPe-wnic out ,ght OCT, OF back out-but
the bcst WayiS t2..kp out.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

FIRES.-The fire on Friday night. broke
out by half past 9. IN the barn owned by +. I.
Corlclyou, at the Nauows, i'm which 3 horses,
| OK, 200 bushels oats. aud 200 bushels corn,
were entirely consumed. Another broke out
while the former was burning. in the barn
owned by Jos. Woodward. at New Utrcchet,
in which 3 horses aud 3 cows were burned TO
death.
The buildings were sc, on fire BY a Pole,
who had been in the employ OF both the above
numed gentlemen, and had been discharged
and out ol malice pcrpciTatcd the outrage. he
was arrested Immediately, and taken 10 IN,
Jail IN Brooklyn.-N J.. Jour. Of Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
EiTERS OF administration on The estate Of
IL Isaac Burr. late Of Ohio county, deceased.
having been granted the subscriber; oil person,
o@ ing the estate are requested 10 make psymenl
without delay. AID those having claims against tho
said estate. Will present The same. rroy erly proven.
for settlement. ALEX Il LAiDLEY,
may @ Administrator.