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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
LOOK IN
TO TIE FOUR BIG DOORS
Corner Of Main and Monroe SITS. at he treu
known cheap cash clothing store Of

y.
known cheap cash clothing store Of
$. RICE.
HAyE received my satire stock of FAN and Winter
noods, ana do think you will ssy thar you never
looked al - large and fashionable stock of goods in
tne Ctiy OF Wheeling. Knowing the fact that the
NneehngIapcfs are like yseif very eh tor
hcvo, have determined making my Advertisement
leading aFticcE, such BroSi cloth. all shAdea oiors
and qualities from 81, 90 10 $1,000
CSsSmers do. ffom Is cents $3.50 Cassine.ts do.
nom cents 500. Tweed do. from cents 80 81 50
YES riNGS-Biack smd whiie embroidered s aims.
DO do do do Cashmere.
=" do and fancy Silk Velvet.
DO 90 do Silks
do Fancy Mofinoc. 900 yds Hack sans not 20
he beat In Wheeiiug to quality, together with every
otnet description OF fancy and plain vesting that New
io,k, fhiiaielghis OF Raitinore could produce.
hSekaitaw, Trout a'our and Ilssnc League hanke,r
very large sock Aud ~ a. remembered that my as
stnet al the Above named prices large aud an
les my business much than reason To-
pcet, shat NOT hs cut OF them when called for all 81
which viii sell wholesale and retail make up TO or
der ia my usual Fashionable STYLE.
READY MADE CLOTH NC-Droad cloth ffock and
dress coats. all cows and prices fum SOTO SaSaO as
neh A. 10 iittlc fncf can te had A. ANY
other house. Mscksasw blanket, tesvcr c'o,h broad
c"th, tweed, cassnc and over fox
aud SACK coats from $500 sea- Ready ado vr-ss
AZ Kinds and qualities fsneins an price "H 50
PANTALOONs-My sock Is very Isrre; v,,bo.t
counting VIII venture 10 have sucisnt ruptIy
the enro array al GEs. TAStoa. aud have few ,n,se
ns same SORT len, ranging Ia price from 50
White linen, nuslia aud siIk shirts ar supcr;or In
any ming erar oicred on this side OF tbs mountains
CoratS osone, STOCKS, rirpenders. gioves all sorts
erANs' ooniorts hose and half hose satin seart and
sfes yafleiy ~ other arcirS thai you viii see N he.
YOU LOOK ~ at the -Four Zig doors Reenle~, tb,
cheap cash eiothns store Of RICE on the corns- Of
vi am and Monroe sfseis. -
Wheeling L. -. is.G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
JEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL AcApEMY- Az
FEW ALE SEMINARY.

hRsuksE Institutions, long and favoraidy known did
~ no, originate IN cold beafted selshsess: nor hs,s
they een continued for the sake Of gain or
Etsn0Aomeut ~ ose vi. could not 1.-Two ,yias ti,e,
"a, W genefous raionai and scifsegiacna desire 10
S'e'. Sonmsaht And % - confidently believed that
those Who wish their cllildrcn To I h.n
extensively use;u and deseryedy esii sshe In life " M
do Wei 20 paironze ibcn, 49, ~
ino wlniersossion viii on Tuesday the I'd
OF November andss fsvorable than
ls fore. ~
TERMS per session OF twenty two weeks r.v,rtr
~ ADV AScN. AVID including tuition, boarding. W asling
tsit, hte' use 90 iilsaFy PIN. spparssus &C SGs00
oetco, - weekly. ''"'''pS''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

A WITTY WITNESS. When counsIlo,
Drumming had been Cross examining young
woman AZ great length upon the ags OF psf,
son WITH whom she protested TO De acquainted
De asked her.
How Old now DO yoai take me 10 81 She
~ lhe crowd 20 a geneml laughter ~ reply.
ing From ygur appearance. sixty,-Ffom
yoBI question SIXTEEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
NEW AND CHEAP


- FORCE NeMurRAyis now opening a his store
- room on Market square, splendid STOCK % fancy
and ss Re y Goods al uneosnn'oy low prices which
the noice OF his customers ec'fuy soiicitcd viz
Brown, oiivg and cre.a
Back and other eoored Csssuers super hlark Frrpxh
Tor Ladies eosks, Jared DO BLACK fancy striped sage
plain attn CTavais silk.
For the Ladies super crsdn sied cashmere robes ss.
ooore ca hncrc do, sk Warp aud ustrc Alpaca
ihict ciott plain Gas shawis heavy btack rirlv
embroidered shaded morinoes black and other eoors
morecls for ates wear, Ind IA null sw iss thres
aces tipaca c&sincs and IAmb's hose fancy bon
ne ssons new style prints, very low great variety
splendid assouue black, white and red u,ero VAIN.
Esrlson and other ciaghsns rood ss-ort,enf dsrn.t,
all eoors, shirtinys heached and brown with roof
,S'y OF AL knds Of fancy and fashionable cooos.
ALSO super Gunp"wder Imperial a young Hysa Teas
Oong ChuiAn Mo1s Shoashona do, super eov<t unrrt
lava and Rio oo@ee for sale b. GEO AehCkRAY.
Oei 10, Market squsr,
CsriLL TWENTY FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER
- than lefOre altered in lhis Market--W. GOOD
klC has Just reviewed bis s1ock Of fall and winter Dry
foods, which have heen purchased IN sell under the
call 'eiore parehasins scweTe fccis assured that
All WIZ meet with satisfaction. Oct ~.
II EBATE on sLAvERy--A ffesh supply Of Rice
and for saichy JoBN 10. THOMPSON Union a.
EfAMII.Y cRoCERIEs--so Beef ronrue. o. ..re,,.
N or qus'iiy, Just receised and for sale BY
Del 10 y ID WOODROW e3f Main .trcrt.
GaREAT BARC AIMS. sENsENEY a RHoDEs. de-
- siTons 81 elostng out thef s.oe OF Casnres shu
Ssns Muslin dc Lars len ffo laa season NJ IN ali
them OFT or calico priecs. cA Tor v are deter
ha,erd 70 sell iheai Cor whatever they win bring.
oeioher 10. 1876
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

.ATEsT--MoRE New and cheap Goods last reeei.
we'd Al The New Cheap store in the Rooui formerly
v.e.P'cd y hr. Isaiah Cooper, nearly opposite tie N
w bsnk. Msia street. general aSsorneni Goods al
very low Pttees, amongst which some more 81 ihos
ees"tmi baeS SATIN stripe Gro ~ srmis. and Pom &c
soe sins, very Superior sta Mis Caves &C scners
esofment u plaid goods for Ladies' drcsscs shaxis
every description. French Doe -kin ea.sln,ere- ss,i
nets tw~eds and leans. English and American cloths
hehhss etecss and iirscys. Also OF thsse heau
eia' w -thsrn osached mu<iins. VIM. BAii.Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
MUSTCAL.

vfsHH HARMONIOUS having arrived in whse,lcy
consisting ofvoca Instrumental aud ooeTsilve
and Saturday i5th, 1876 - 'O'
Admission 50 cents eh,ldren .e,oc,u.,..s 4, -.
pareus half price " 'e'
paTtc ulars see Programme 1T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

HENRY KURTZ most respsets,,,y ,,o,,. ~,
Hfshas aHd customers that hs las fsssiy.f 60, 49,
's""n mNseif large Assortment o.
f9reigH and Domestic DIV Goods.
steclei Win great rsye. which he ~ M al =,
"iae' "a pfiees thai caausf fsal % ftrs.s y"
isAhtt NlAH--fne isdcs are esfns.iit isvlef,, .if
49, ehaHihe as new sffis u sn6sis - 80, ~, f
s ae-ses and eesks comprising "a tis new, n, ~,
~ ihitt rioiirs, Finflialis esiJsos Il 49,.
II s''is a tefF lafEr enir6sfsr d. 80 Z,
-. =, w,nsi,n Do lsnes A. fo-siisT MA fii -,
fo,g.i, - w Vote ginghsms sad caiisoes rso.
s 40 o'lniofts q egaFy desefiptiap sbss.i. -.
e Z. n-ahtnfshi dcsigrsa very siofrfsfs 49,.
-t,t' t@tHsfa VISA fupefdne HAS 80 .a'i....l
stll- fafff ard pilot eioifss ,aifet - ..,i,i 49,,
,...5 sfR' ~eek and mifsd sslffasts 80 s....f
800 80, -slta Fe-iines. nlitsd ifsss Ae eses.sr
i-so. (, -. l,w ssa Hhite aahnris. Nesrh.d aaf
iHfs and siiifiiufs. sprea ssd si,l,tls, $3.50.
lHffa shawl. sHs SD coii.n rorisi $3.50 .,,..s.
i,'t. leaieis - ffish asns issl tsiisr i-sls
I ~, - haaaseftllia-, fnesfisr aeaitig "a ts.ns
f.,.i - ,"e., WIN Fsfffiy ~ tfi6risi fewer sad
4. q - 80 H'fi1ffafls go fnsnf 'na lliuf ssi,It
a.t Ftstfufc tn s1qulnr Co ny ritnd. ana
oft i6. W "'Ase
VI ~ R.ssrst vrs.t ssp,l, of " sfsss,,,, +. 81.
81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23


CT b. an article from the New York
Commercial aud Enquirer, we learn that the
Sggegte amount Of the debt OF MARYLAND is
sl9Js6'7Si. Including lands to the amount
Oi sS,20O,O5O advanced on the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad Company which they have NO,
put into market. aud which the committee OF
Ways and Means OF the House &c DELEGATE.
state. IN th.ir lest report, they "are ASSURE
viii aever be- charge upon the treasury
Not having that report at hand we know not
ON what this assurance rests But what ",
80 know satisfies as that the Legislature o
that State intends that these bonds shall ne
Yer became ," charge upon the treasury" il /
eau hono0bly b. avoidel--that viii grant "A,
more privileges to the company without re
quinng, as a coalition precedent, that ,hes
bonds snail be surfendepd-lhat the compAn,
must have new grant of privileges before !
can make any more road Ia MarylaHd-an,
without this IL can never form a coenectio,
with Piitsbnrgh by iuesns OF Conue,ls,ill
Tai!Ioad or otherwise. Il Il not probable tha
the company will Surrender 50 200 600 /,
State bonds ior the sake Of forming any sue
eonaeci,On aal therefore Il will never eon
ssruel is road any further through MarylanI
either with ,iew to extend il 70 Pitsburyl
o. 10 meet another Pittsburgh Improve u,cr
az The Peunsy lvsnis line. 10 itsfoahe prc
E'ess TO the Ohio, !, mus, confne itself ,
Virginia. sad cuder toe legislature Of YiIeir
"a, II must come TO Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
SrORM.oLoGY.

The Argus says its party lost the elections
10 Ohio and Pennsylvania. becanss the Demo,
Gratis were kept away bkThs rain. y they
s,aid away (which would Ne the FIRST instance
OF the. kind on rseord) il was not because OF
the rain exactly. but because they have been
hnHdsrstraek-by Polk. We do no, wondcr
that the Loco leaders complain tina, the time,
are stormy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
STOCEklNG

~ ANrr AcToRY-JoIIN EcKIIART Rsspeeshl.
~Fes " informs ths eixsns VI Wheeling aud ,sctaitr
si ne eent"uss Ia nanufastfe S,oc kisrs sissts sd
utaweis 81 superior quality Whist re il than n,l
iof peA tarors, he hopes ~ Attention 10
eontinusaee of The same. lie VIII hereafter seen ON
hana nncr article Than has eecn In
Western Bank OF Nirs,uis.
1su
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
PESSlHaToN's STEAM lRRlAL NAvL
CATION

MIL. h Pennington, 70 whom we alluded
some tays ago a. having inyeotcd D machine
20 " through .he air, has suivel .. the Uoi.
TED Stale. Hotel. with modei Of has iaven.
ton, he proposes De- ivenas lecture oa HI.
invention sbouit be receive sufficient ency,r.
Hgrueut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

sfSo Dysrs and Calico Priuters- rar,el,, ApplicI
Chemistry, containing among other vsuAie infes
Hab'oh do-t siiloa cf nnsi of tie esliag processes
now praelcd ~ csisa printer. IN this co 1niss accom-
pa~ed Win explanations VI Tie scientific ptinei On
whieh theg are tss. vounc. juss received and
fnr safe - mo A fUOMTStlS
Odt2e, INA, st,,,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

CO.. We've you as lhe City Hail hs, p,gt,
70 htsf Df. Hume on Temperance. If not.
50 tonight syai means. /, is aa opportunity
20 ~. rr'is'e ihe dissfal evils u iuiempennce
not alesys afforded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

Inc reierun editor Of ,ic Esslnill onAro.
io.1'sn offers 'he ioiiowips eAcs usn advice.
Nseer Eire letters q inifslae,iop IN spv
~ Ft'soa win whom yOI s5c we'd aeqi.sin.
WIEN ieiier0l introduction ia pr- sen,sa
oH' We 'cfs1n pFesepiinz % ssas lofs lo..s =.
y F"HF VIC never rfi .fl
a'4f'' % iiif Fin! nui Wt rull-r3 by.t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
BLANKETS

Just received very superior article OF Baake,s aud
sssy cheap a. what every body says, the cheap
90. ~, :. ~ " neehns. WV. BAlLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
ID PAINE q co. MANsGgHs
WHI EIINI "a

OliNnl dnwmg Of the Delaware Small fry
Lottery Class No. 20 afagn q, wilminetoa
81 80 30 60 70 81 % 90 80 50 81 90
Lowest prize 50.
nos ~ ~ 90. iih. 5h ani G,b. dawn
hilinnefs q prize Of e2.lil. sold in holr
neEf. 20 W ID Boonyile No.
y. J.. DORSEY.
Ni' hgrut iuf Die Manage
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
POSr OFFICE.

UP THIS orse 10 The iarrsss dl-,rif utinr oRr a n
believed IA the Unon. The s<rvic. renders the
employment OF six assistants Necessary. The Wesssu
Mai froa Washngton - the Whole Ohio Inssus m.
inois. love. wisconsin Nssouri. sn~s. Ksntuckv
Tsnres.ee, and par, Of iAhss-a AID >-sssippi . an
ARRivAL AND DEPARTURE or THE MAILS AT.
Tlli MnEELlNG IOsr OHEIcE-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
NEW JEWELRY-

VI CsI received this day FORM the East vs,esv o. m.
- I~-hensfle JeeSiry esnssliug o. Lsse.' 6ne
49,. 60 -. mtn IofeE, tenieos Amefhtt Aeqas me
hs enne; Pesr', Jei and other uione .cts i, TOO,
~" Sspei bfaesies, Csneiou Jet and iutstis, 80 .
-, Iieln, thssea, Eagfaeed and Jel "a Fiuvs -,
1hfs WIN Topaz Auleihlsi sud q Old 5fon, yssfsies
-. bfety variety % nreasi Pins fsy fIcots s.s -
s9fneh % shin studs sierve and nsef h.,,,9t ~ -
Pisio aud set rings, good s-,sostrest "''o'
W - JOHN BISHOP. IsQ Nam.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

tTfhE HORSE. ~ William YoaA' together with a
- gene . htstafy OF the horse. dissertation on the
american futiing horse. how trained and ockeycd an
Aesouht 81 bis remarkable performances and an cSy
on the Ass aad the Mule ~ Skinner, Editor OF ne
ieti KsSisleT, t0r saiety JNO. II THOMPSON,
oS'Z. Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

Y<HE ~ nsr aiios % fhs %, ~ sns " H. ar. Or
o'eiosk .. - foat ofths CotFt Houssln w,nssra
iofna, Tor issciioa and i. fnil ss1 dsr ssiss n.
number of es ihs M ma - AID serft - Of the arr.
and seeeairencEts On is poss<~<os tsse reports VIII
fesencc 20 an,xstion of tho Battalion. D. order a.
IT. Coz. AssKs :. wa<Ar- GEO. wsCLITfER
Oct T.. As,ussnt
On Bills whi,s vreess four. -
~ 40 Bs-s OF Rio co.. Zee. lsxs lava do.
5ts-s Old Iasai-a DO. Ecxss plug Toss<eo. -
20 Bsres Aossses. 50 BaTcs Krsen APpas. Ri,,sfo~r
and Cor ssie lew. ~ MORROW &'WAKEMAN.
Oct ~. Ics6. fty ~T77 A -'-'1'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
PROPO&ALS

WILL be received 81 Richard w Hardins's oysss mn
~ ~ Saturday, the I7th inst. a q Nj n, ss,s
s.ae.,nE ~ h fneucn's Ladders of the city OF Whee
,hs ~ we Ladders 10 Re 90 ices i0nrand ainr on
~ II.rds, s' i"' i"ie'S. peItlenlars enQuire of r.
" crss....siE' JOHN HAMILTON
~ 10 Chairman Com On Pie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

fhMF - Tbs article q selling hegr n q
IBID w'tn ihe unwl!hleness oa ,le aaa
a 2lIr'a 'cf7 io operate Wcdo noi Zee b..
ihtJ ras -" more; th"y mahe iuil. t.cu a.
hia isriasion No. Rrpyos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
ErIrael of . - aaild

AAtsAAhAettks Ocl. 4.
a large nest Of negro stealcr. have b.ep
dh- ovef-i in on adjoining county. appliances.
c' ueH ctg'ain ui,d and executed The
inatitI las crutrd some excitement in ne
'"in'nWIiiy Six o'hcfs have been ffieI an.
son'iciri. one Of thc.n hsfag on FttIs, L.t.-
ihfre more vi, " executed next FrL,v ..,J
w f,',i me tniay ioilJNiog. Six a,;se ~.
~ Jhh' and viii b. tricdai tie next c,,i,t a.
lhesr - 90 do,fbt a he result.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

We perceive that the Ohio State Journal.
pabishcd al Columbus. has changed hands.
II will hereafter Be conducted and published
VIZ. b. fBRALL, ESQ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

FTIuE BRITISH PULPIr-eon.s,isr OF d,,eou,...
- ey te most eminent living diyincs ia Rnsauv Seof.
land AID Ireland, accompanied with WITH pIss sS..en.
etc etc. ny the Rev. w, saddards. Ter OF S;rare
Cn9reh Phii&ds'Piiia. Cor sale ~ JH THOMSON
OcfH-t GHloo kffert
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
NEW FAIL GOODS

IL Lack INK, superior ssesi ees igs ~ ~. 10
- hotle, FOR SAFE 81 "a 4. Iffs Va "a s s,ssg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

fAsTfONAHGg tIO7lfiN& EsrABLfeHMINr
No. lS5. lbain -. Wheeling Va,
tut petite fns Fifeinis iiofelA
ia ftAFE lIsf rstaftfi nom she tasfefn sieF n an
very age efk Or ~ nori fashionsiie test voos
which psfci1eed fof cast AZ toe redarri nfires
srf row tntiitd n gitf Foosls lie thraosf tksr
ettef ~ rtiirinsnt fhe clr NJ siort ron~sfs
% ffcnehf fnsiish and fIsritan broad riafhs sna
te<.itnefss 81 ~ kHfs csints Jeans Vfas irSs 81 I'll
kieas ffalslopn sgfs fiot snd 8essef ulotis a. a.
uIanutf. - - ~ ~
REiDT MdDE CL0 TIfvG.
isfgr s-sofinfeui sIwafs 90 hand
fAfi1fiNg' trton F'sff Ia ........, -.
~ ...inf '-'a '1nf1d. ~ Hndsfeirrsil j. ifspsscd
- hsse H % nfaef ~ sints Df fffirsssfs apt .hi
cree tltisee wsffsnfed o. I'd "a str 49, 800 -
'N+ ~ co. q. kAMHEREH.
- nfHa ,spltnt0-f 20 er1r ssriffy u
rFif ~ ffifNfa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
TOR sAI.Hs

"a wv fs,e ts1 Nofse Fasltr Cauat4at 80, ..,. I
- fh''r fo- rtfF1's.s sf,-airr r. rfIf- ffffft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
W Boats for "a, last a hours. eadias ws,er.
day at I O'Clock. p. NJ
ARRIVED DEraBTRD.
rfslne bird' Cincinnati
New Englsnd Pittsburgh
S ,,,, 81. Louis
~inmlns'on, Pittsburgh
Bunette %
Aiountsinesr a.
Nashville
o-F The steamer 0smegs. from Now Or
leans TO 81. Louis struck sneg one mile BE-
low the Devils Back Bone about 100 miles
below ST. Louis. II is thought she can be
raised. No insurance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

SIX HUNDRED INDIANS. Capt. Jew.
tsi, y 10 weni from Cincinnati. with AIS com.
Piny SOM three or four weeks ago 10 lndisns
TO move The Miami Indians from the lands
purchased by Goyefnment in that section. re-.
Wfned 10 That city Oh Sunday last, bringing
WITH him 800 Of the Miamis, Who are 10 d.
AhPped 70 their new homes ia Missouri. q.
SOU as bat can be obtained. Capt. } say.
be bad NO diIbculty with them. EXCEPT thri,
movements werc SO SLOW that be- was OBLIGED
to force tbem on with his mea. So pass..s a.
way TIE last OF The Mmmis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
SADDLERY

IN OhLtk are nov fccevins tisir fsif eaa~fv ~
- goods ~ tbs iine which - sold q ahosf esss1-
" aEpfc1ulEf - 80
II EbF WARN. Steam lost owners grsa riessa - 4
- wsntef thsf We bavf large stock ~ 0uiHs Ma
.ass FNous Se Ac on and and ~ ssls sp~ q ~
NAN - w heeiing. sers hENDEf. a HARBOUR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23

VIII please call Al y b HARPER's Bsi and 40 .,ete
"here ne ha@ them ff ON Is cts 10 SI,OO. ssss7
4 HAVE 10, OF Hats on hand M. "a, s,... =.
ios ie, per cent leow oosi-hs.s that were sos nee
80 s 49,, ynss, uut are otherwise Tbey were msas ~
e wei SHOWN sl0p shop No. 40 srecf Prfrosa 49,
sep % aTu.sey,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-24
Maine Election.

The election in this State which took place on
Monday of last week seems to show as complete a
political revolution as that which occurred III New
Hampshire at her last election, & by similar means.
Itappears that large number of democrats have
had the honesty and independence to cone out from
the Mexican warpar-
ty, which, like that of New Hampshire has been so
long and so largely in the ascendency in that State
and have either supported the Wing candidates. or
run separate and independent ticket, by which
means the democratic candidate for governor is de-
MINIS more than FIVE THOUSAND votes. Of teh
representatives elected, to the legislatures ma ority
are wings. A large number of towns have failed of
making choice, and further trials are to be had, the
final result of which cannot of course be predicted
with certainty. There also several vacancies in
the Senate, which to be filled by the Joint ballot
of the two Houses majority of the Senators e.
lccted are wings. In four and possibly five out of
the seven Congressional Districts there is no choice
In the present Congress there is but one wing rep
rescnatve from that State. Verify, New England
fast returning to her first love- and from present
appearances will soon present an unbroken front to
the Southern Slaveocracy, free trade, Sub treasury
bunbugs; and last and most abominable of I'LL, the
Texas annexation, and the consequent war with Mex
leo, SO loudly predicted by the whig ty from one
end OF the land to the other, during the last presi-
dental canvass the inevitable result of Folks O.
lection.
The votes for Governor, comprising the whole State
with the exception of a very few small towns, shows
a majority against the Locofo.o candidate of 1862!
Sept. p, 1916. New ENGLAND.
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Important from Mexico.

Tie PEACE PRoPosITIoN. BY an extra
f'jcapn'e we learn that the U. S. steamer L.
Gare arrived below New Orleans on the 9th
inst, from Vera Cruz with adyices to the
goth ult Santa Ana's reception at Vera
Cruz was gratifying to him and his friends,
but not 50 very enthusiastic as was expected.
lie passed on at once to Mexico Dis patches
from Washington, Offering peace to Mexico,
were taken out to Commodore Conner by the
Legaree, and on their receipt he comlnutica-
ted with Very Cruz, by means Of ilag of
trace; The peace proposition would there
fore follow Santa Ana to the capitol; if it did
not accompany him thither. His reply will
be known probably by the next arrival. The
yellow fever had made its appearance on
board the British vessels of war at SACRIFICES.
The scurvy prevailed to great extent on
board the Potomac f,igatc. The balance of
the squadron were in good health.-M Y.
Iii6u4e.
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the house was open for our accommodation
The discourse was delivered by Rev.. 1t
was not Me Ehoy-you know his colleague $
name. The text was the parable OF the
Goo Samaritan, and no doubt many lasting
impressions were made from the charitable
manner in which this beautiful passage OF
scripture was cXpounded. The house is fill
ed with the most absurd images and pictures
that imagination can paint, which but little
accorded with the Rev. gentlcman's discourse
in regard to such things. There are now
here the steamers Aid, Big IIatchec, White
vile and Brownsville, all of which are en-
gagged to convey an army across the San Ju-
an for the capture Of Monterey. Capt. Dun
cans Battery, and the Texan Rangers with
almost all the regular infantry, are already
gone. We know not when we shall move.
There are encamped here at present 1st Reg
iment Tennessee, lst and I'd Regiments Ohio,
LIST Regiment Kentucky, u disbanded Regi-
ment of three months Texans, the Baltimore
and Washington troops, Capt. Bragg's artll-
lcry companies, LIST and ID dragons, three or
four regiments regulars, 1876 dragons which
left New York ON the 18th July, and q few
more probably, which | have not heard Of
The General is here yet. The steamer Enter
prize, which had one of our companies and a
Texan rifle company ON board, blew up when
about 20 miles above Reynoso-4 men killed
and considerable number wounded. This
morning heard from General Taylor's own
mouth that Paroles was deposed and in pris-
on, and that Don Feraras-[it is something
like the name; perhaps know, l have for
gotten was at the helm. This perhaps, is
but stale news to you, but l give it as l have
it.
The health of our regiment is very bad, and
| see no hopes of its getting better.
l shall keep you advised of all that may &C.
cur of Importance. Yours Truly
YOUNG.