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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
NEW FALL GOODS.

RYENRr KpRrz most respectfully informs his
- friends and eusonsrs that he has received from the
Easi srn market. large assortment OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Selected with great which ne ~ sell make to
order. st prices thai cannot fail to please.
LApsks wsAs-Tbs lsdies earnestly invited 70 cal
and examine his style ofgoods suitable for dresses
walking dresses and eioaks sinx all the Ire
OF easnInsrss. thibet Cloths Enghsns eaoos ke. Ny
% roods isrre snhr the best makes 81
ap,ea, muslin % lanes Ae together with u a>scrt
nent black and ~ntts etnghaoa and escoe<. ear-.
bonn-ts and comforts Of ere-y description shswls and
searn OF msvnihesnt designs a. very moderate prices
GrsrLEsxs's wKR- super6nr black and eolorei
cloths beaver and pilot Cloths Ted ard striped
mee-, brown. black and mixed ssiinei., gold mined
tweed silk striped v-~tngs. ma ted jeans &e canton
plaid, red. yellow and white dsnnels. blesebed and
brown she~tngs and shinKs and shiruns cheeks
inees. shsws. elk and cotton pocket hsndksrsh,e-
gloves susyende &c. Irish linens. linen tahlecicfhs
linen poe Net handkerchief; superior quality Of blank
Of all kinds. with variety Of suineia newers sns
fancy articles numerous Ia nenton-alio OF which
will take great pleasure IN showing TO my ntend.
customer, the lower end OF Main ST. near the Bridge
Oct. 10,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
INSTRUCTIONS
OF THE posi- MASTER GENERAL.

"sEC. So deputy postmaster win ssasr NO pu..
sos ~pArrNss sxe<pt his daily assistants Or
clerks and letter carries who also
TO have access 10 the IeeS. in
&C"
SEC. loi-No persons other than BE deputy pest
master. or HE have The
mail when epsnlns. &C amer II opened"
eES. ito-The great mails be eicssd ~ ~ ds-
Irritating cess hour before the hxed thsr
departure, and all oahes mails tbese one 49, and az
mails a. all other eess half an hsur hefcss thai
isss tie departurs " between O'Clock r. ~ ana A. ~
IN whiel, the mail 10 ne e,esed y NJ (leStess
of mportance viii be matted this once any rsssos
able time sefsre the departure of the Perssns
s.rous Of being accommodated cell the Midde
dow
The foregoing tns,ruetions snch every persca
having business with tins once. deeply interested
and should be strictly Observed and hoped
viii compel any Of thoss ngayed IN the dssehari
Of duties violate thea
Tbs Once will he open daily 81 O'Clock A. ~ snl
eose the ARRIVAL OF the Eastern mail 10 wi, b epsned
again al ~. OF - scon the Eastern mail can b
assorted when u win remain open foe boar. Oyes
on SUNDAY from etii A. Nc. and from . tui 10 r. n
octs.5t ALEXANDER NEwNAN,P. n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
STEAMER GREAT BRIrAIN.-rh, pro-

tracied delay IN the arrival of this vessel ~
bygjnning TO excite uncasiness for her setety
in the minds OF many. The New York CoInuer-
cial Advertiser oi Monday after noon SAYS
There appears To be little anxiety felt on
scrount OF The non-arrivsl OF this vessel. she
having been at SEA twenty days to-day accor-
ding 10 her appointed day OF leaving Liver
pool (22d ult.) on which we understand she
was positively to sill. Wesre inclined to think
that she has encountered the September gales
on the English coast. doing SONS damage 10
the screw; aud put away for Liverpool TO re-
pair damages. We have every confidence IN
the Great Briiain asa sisunch sea boat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
From the VicksLusg WhiR.
POLITICAL PORTRAITS.

CLAY.
He spcaks.--snd viewlcss chains
Upon Senate rcsi;
lie ceasesl-look upon the names
That gem a nations breast.
WEBSTER.
The calm. unsounded deep
But reused, It's heavy bllIows sween
la grandeur unconfind.
CALHOUN.
loom OF curious make
May weave web OF Thought.
And he who rends IN shining warn.
May III the wool b. Caught.
J. Q. ADAMS.
Statesman and poet too
philosopher IN turn;
LINK with the pasta nation soon
snail SORROW DER his urn.
cRrTTESDEr.
Now with giants might
lie heaves the pond rous thouebt--
Now pours the storm Of eloauence
With scaihing lightnings fraughu
BERRIES.
With temper calm and mild.
And words OF soflen'd tone,
lie overturns his neighbors cause
And Justihes his own.
coRwIx.
Tho polish'd shaft of wit
Is quiveTing in the light;
lis sped! upoa its shining track.
And havoc marks his fight.
}. ". CLAYTON.
lbe lightniugs glare may turn
The needle from the psi:
Who ever saw HIN swcrve.
Or bow 10 low control.
BENTON.
Judgment and tack combind,
A mine OF knowledge vast;
walking book .case-on its shelves
The archives Of the past.
cIss.
With neat and rounded phrase
lie tricks the shapeless thought:
Lake hope al power. IL charms TO-DAY
Tomorrow il is NoUGHT.
ALLEN.
Ne gods! defend nv ears
Bass-dTu ms around me throDei
Through empty galleries leap am. roll
The notes Of "Chincse Gonglp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
RATTALION ORDER.

vU1uE LIST Battalion Of the sth Regimen, v NJ are OF
y dersd 70 parade Saturday the 2Hh ins,. 81
o'el~k r. NJ "a font Of the Coud HOUSE "a inter una
t,,f,n fof inspection and ds fail and dsisisd &c
roc, f-, ts conan,sndaht of each company snow tng
nusht 81 men, uut and description OF us arms
and IN his possession these reports VII
he Tad he fos is ReeniAi Court OF Ebquiry, With ~
ference to re Of tho Battalion. ~ order vi
A., I.ol 90, X wus.r. GEO. W. CLUTTER,
OR ~ Adiu,snt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

able 10 expect that other interests, heretofore
more partial TO other improvements, will, at
no distant day, be brought 10 look upon the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road es the most
practicable means Of developing the resources
OF those parts OF the state which have hitherto
depended upon other means.
The proceeding of numerous convention
OF delegates from the Northwestern counties
OF the State OF Virginia. recently held at Yves
ton, Lewis county. would appear TO encourage
these expectations. aud TO warrant the hope
that 80 much Intelligence and perseverance
cannot fail ultinstely To succeed.
Nor do the Board deem il unreasonable, al
period when the utmost eneriions are ever.
where making 10 untrtter the trade and la
cilit1 te the intercourse between different com
munities. ~ count upon the cordial co-opcrs
tisn OF the Western States. aud OF the mos
distant paris Of the Union. in supper, of al
enterprise stioriing TO all the easiest access Il
the best markets.
To no portion OF the United States ar
works 81 internal Improvement OF greater i'm
poftauce than TO the States south aud east o
the Ohio river; and, IL Is not 10 b. suppose
that the people OF those States will long Te
main insensible TO this truth Altesd, ia
introduction of steam upon the Western wa
tiers, has accelerated the advance oil that I'm
mense region beyond ,ha, OF older parts OF III,
Union, aud litile remains 10 complete ihei
prosperity that such means OF intercommuni
cation with the Atlantic States as, with III
application OF steam upon their great rivers
will unite the employment oil the same pow
er upon land.
IL will be the duty Of the Board, therefor
10 appeal 10 those interests, ami. by all IN
means IN their power, endesvor to rende
them auxiliary to the prosecution oil the gres
work they have ia charge.
By order OF the Board,
LOUIS McLANB, President.
| Hulfimorf Ocfob<r ~ 1916
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
LATEST ARRIVAL,

NREER MoTTE, No is2 Market square. would
~ call the attention OF their customers and the public
their stock OF Fall aud Winter Goods which they
openiu,. Their purchases having heen made
late In the SEASON. amer many articles had DECLINED
price, they feel confident that they Oder good har.
rsins thosc Who may favor them with call. Tbere
the several styles OF Ladies dress
Foods, suitable for the All Kinds OF Gentleue
ss cloth. osssmers. tweeds sAttnets jean. ksrseys
Dry GooAs store. Oct L..
XlLECTIC School Books. q fresh supply Of Mr. Cuf
- fey Eeetie Readers. Nos. I, 2 aud and Raw
Eieeue Arithmetic, parts and = Just received ant
for sale Wholesale and retail the pushers prices b,
Oct.I7, JOHN n THOMPSON, Main 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

LITTLE MANI RAiLRoAD.-This compa-
nv i, doing a fine business. Receipts for Sep
tember Sill, 3i5. 81. nearly equally divided
between freight rnd psssengrs. II this will ans
wer for a commencement. what will those
Eastern capitalists say about their investment,
when they find the above amount doubling
next yesrl-Springfeld Republic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
DON'T BE AFRAID OF HARD WORK

A Rusi,n having witnessed Lsvsters
diligence in study, visiting the rich AM reliev-
ing the poor. was surprised at his iortitude
aud activity. and asked how he acquired such
great strength OF mind & power OF endursncei
"Msn." replied LsvsteI." rarely wants the
power 10 work when he possesses TIE WILL;
the more labor. the more ability and inclina
ton have 10 labor"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

O. The river las been on stsnd during
zoe las; iwenty-louf hours. LAST eyen;nS
. ,n'fe wee feet inches water in the canal
,n' W"atorr has become cooler. snd a dfil.
Ln"s ram has iailen since 10 O'Clock tbi,
morning '"''
i"t tennessee nver. on Thursday had
oHl"y ~ inches water on Colbert shoals and
- inches on Big Bend shool. IN P;"
hsnie had pat ogt her ffeight n U,nt,.,,,
ini returned TO this port Lon. Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
pI-IIINs ROTH wAys-A p.mocn

PULLING BUIH WAlS.-N DFmocrst-
ic meeting siys the Butler lPs.) Wing. was
held in the Court House on Tuesday evening
last aud was addressed by Thomas Hamilton.
ESQ OF Pi,isbug. the Democratic candidate
for Senator. who took ground against the Tar.
in Of SAP, and in favor Of the Free Trade Bill
OF lsi6. Findlay Patterson. Esq. the D-m-
ocratic csndidat. for Congress, made speech
in favor OF the Tariff of lSi2. and against the
Free Trade Bill oi lSi6-snd WAS followed
by Samuel A. Gilmore. Esq (Democst)
who denounced the Tariff of 1912. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
NEW JEWELRY.

YUsT received this day form the East variety OF the
- mosi fashionable Jewelry consisting Of Ladies fine
large Pins with Topaz, Csneos, Amsthi-t Aequs
ne. Garnet. Pearl Jet and other hne Topaz
and Garnet Bracelets. Csneion. Jet and
do. faiu, Chased. Engraved and Jet Ear. re, Ear
Rings with Topaz. Amsthirs and Gold dropr Enameied
do Every variety ~ Breast Pins for Cent? rood
sormeat OF shirt studs sleeve and neck butsns Gold
PLAIN and oct rin.s. good assortment.
Oct Il. JOHN BfsIIOP, In Main ct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

ANOTHER NIAGARA.-A cataract has
been discoverhd on the river ST Louis, where
IL falls into the western extremity Of Lake
Superior. which has never been described BY
any Geographer. 1t is said to be second on
ly to Niagara. The volume OF water is very
great and the perpendicular height of the isll
one hundred aud City feet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

u's-The Nashville Gaz. contains a lengthy
account of an aifray between Woodward and
Hagar. IL appears that Hagar went TO Wood
wards house to Get liquor, which the latter
refused To furnish, as he did not sell liquor 10
be drank on hts premises. Hsger then com.
menced ab sing Outward, upon which W.
saot Hager and then killed himself.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

NASHVILLE RACES. The four-mile
race, on Saturday, was won by Ellio,rs
CHI Thy LevIsthan distsnciug Hickman's CHI.
T., by BelshazAr. in the second heat. Time.
S:3l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
NEW AND CmEAP
DRY GOOI)S,


e. FORGE neMCkRAY 10 now opening al his store.
and staple Dry Goods only low yrees 20 vhirk
noaice OF hs eetiuy soiieeS vir
For Gentlemen ssrst wool dysd Back French eisshs
Beaver
Brow n Oys ana Gree,
Bi.ek and Other eocred Css.ssrs supsr bI.eh rsr.sn
for Ladies eicsks, barred Do. Black fancy striped s.,e
cadet and stss xed sstines. super srips bs d ana
plain satin Crsvsis siik.
For Ladies super Graduated cashmere robes ,rh
coiors sshmers do ALA Warp fancy lns,re Alpaca
embroidered. shaded nornoss black and Other soiofS
moreens Gar aies wear, f1dia null and Swiss thrsa
lAcss. ALPACA cashmss and Lambs hose ansy boa
nst ribbons new style prints. vsry low gress VARSITY
super black, brown and eoioret ladies hid gios
splendid assortment black. white and red inc ysfns
Earsion and other Ginghanhs good assortment hsnntls
ali coios. shirtings heached and brown with god
riety Of all kinds Of fancy and fashionable Goodss
ALSO super Gunpnwdsf Imperial 4 young Byrn Tes-.
oiong Chul.n Moda shoushoas d. super gossr nnxnt
Java and Rio eefcs Tor ssis BY GEO MeMukRAY.
OetI5. Msrkst square.
GTiLL TWENTY FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER
- than before offered IN thin Msrket-W. GOOD
RlC has Just received his Of fall and winter Dry
Goods, which have hsen parehssed "a cell under the
cali hefors purchasing elsewhere he feels assured tina,
all wili meet with Satisfaction. Oct 10.
nEBATE on sLAvERY-A ffesh supply Of Riee
- and blanehafd's debate on slavery, iust received
and for ssieby JOHN ". THOMPSON. Union u.
YSAMILy CRocERIEs-sa Beef Tongues Of supers.
, q or qus!tiy, just received and for sale by
Oetl0 ID WOODROW 23t Main street.
- REAT BARGAINS. sENsENEY a MODES a.
~ sroas o. closing out their stock Of Csshmres. n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

WILL - received a Rieh.,s "A, -,
s,,.s,,' ss,e'dsy ihe isth issi s5p II s -. o.
ling ~, :. :, ~ lTes'sus Lsssfs for ths st,y ~ wiz.
tbsta 49,, 49,, seefts - ~ - fss ions-sad e.uf Of
". Hsfdins '''.'ss re- ifsisss snqsife Of q
Ott ~ JOHN HAMILTON
tteffsDea fom % Ftgs rspF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
LOOK OU ~!

CLOTHING STORE;
Second door beloIo the United Sfutes HOTEL
$780, Wheeiing. Va.
TH0S. HUGHES. Jr.,
now receiving and opening large and b,snif, q.
- sortmenf Of fashionable Pan and Winter Goods, &c
soea win great care both a. style and qu aiity and
Fought 80 very low for cash. that he can ana win al,
ns" cheap as they can he had in the Western eoun
Wy hs invites The attention Of those who are ON h<
look out for their Fan and Winter Wear To cali and
ior ,hsm.sve. heiore purchasing ssewhrrs a. he
esn buy them Having purchased very l.rvs 49, =,
he most desirable Goods for approaching he
been offered. The following comprise, no,,isn
SLoIis. Blue. black. brown, clare, ana Invisible
snsa., price and quality Beaver cloths and Beaver
r 1898 o. very superior quse. and ezra cheap
- S.u fancy FRENCH. English and American CasSi-
mere. nom q cents 10 81 50 per yard NA'''-
IMEEDs-Gold MIR, elaret and dshlis mi.t r,,,,a.
,piendid sriIeie for sacks and Overcoais
NtsIiN0s-EStrs super cashmere and embroidered
sh, ss Cashmere vesiings, Fancy siIk velvet and ms
Vs.nri. 80 . " ooieh' plaid and swans down DO
80, aINeIS-Any quantity Of ssiinets of pl,in ana
MseiinsS m,na.t y""I p own prizes EIts sup., blue
ssn s'se aud host Of other cslors too nu,psrou. 60
CRAYATe-PIsin fancy s,,,, 49,. -,
PoeAe' h1ndksrohiets, Thifst Cashmere ana IIosLtr
G ssIenders. merino and Ismbs wool under shirts
end drawers, Canton and all wool Flsnnei Do ~oo,.n
Ioos country knn half hose. and in fact every thing
RE Al rs l Z, cd for n |. sleihnE store.
hEnDi MADE Ci.oTliING-Coats, hue black and
.noS eoorca cloth dress and rock coats, from IS to
~: Blue Msskinaw blanket and beaver cloSh over
eoAis. heavy Tweed aud Pilot cloth do
rANIALOONS-Plain and fancy Cashmere nanta
$3.50 Sss.t,cI man ever you saw, from % To $40. Cas-
A. ~ par pair. F"Se'' - -"
vEsTs-Tbe mos, beautiful .ssorm.D, NJ ,.,av
IN superior style e ~" "''hhoa
shlRrs-while linen and Muslin .hir,s mad, ana
1oe up IN the hest style, and better Artiee Lnov~
, sn sen be fought any where else in the city E,Tn~1
shirts. e '"'P~' cheeh ana chintx
an, % ne ProPs, here to mention that al goods cold
% VI ms establishment warranted per(rst h.,b :.
70 qualify and maaufaeture so ~, s.o, 49, WI -. -
.oS ~ interior article Pus upon them Any Of the
lonsbis 70 order IN The latest and most fash
,s rycs, and warranted 10 NJ OF no sale Bsas.
~ ,h 10y 20 enc and Az who prize good a. made oat
49, me,eIia a. the shortest netee 10 call Al the
late John Leseb 49, ID ,ns, sssa OF we
Wheeling Oct H. 10 '"""""9' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

The trial Of McNulty, the deiaulting CLERK
oil The House oil Representatives, is said 10 have
cost The United States : Il 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
RIVER NEWS.

EEFoRTED BY &. ~ BERRY.
"a feet water in The chonnel-alling
~ ARRivAIs AND DEPARTURES
~ Bouts for The last ~ hours. ,adiu, u>.,,r
day at O'Clock. u. NJ
ARRIVED.
Pacific, Campbell, Cincinnati
Wisconsin, Grace, Pittsburgh.
Newark, Herd, Pittsburgh.
American, Smith, Pittsburgh
-, DEPARTBD.
VIM Penn Smith. Cincinnati.
PIcayunc, Irwin, Rayon Rock.
pioliic' Campbell. Pittsburgh.
Wisconsin. Grace, Cincinnati
Newark, Herd, Zanessillc.
American, Smith. Cincinnati
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
BOARDOF TRADE

COHmittee o. Commerce for OCTOBER.
0. " HuskitL, , yoLocK, > su.g,yrv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17


coLb PENS received. another 10, Of tbs.s superior
- Premium Diamond peiuted gold rens. some with
eold holders and pencils. Gold pencils Gold thuhles
6od guar and fob chains. Keys and Slides Gold Nina
turs ea.rs plated and gilt a. Bracelet clasps Silver Tea
and Table spoons. inc BISHOP.
6ffETAC1ES Gold, silver, German silver, Steel busd
- b'sei ana plated specaees. rerifoca speeisees
cave spses for sighted persons Old repaired
and new glasses put In 10 suit from 10 100
yean old. JNo BISHOP. i3e Main 81.
XxYATCHEs Clocks and Jewellery; particular and
w persousi attention paid To repaising watches.
clocks and ieweiry. and all work warranted BY
Oct u, JNO. Bisliof. No l22 Main -
Il FINE Cherry Wood Guitar Cor ss,esy
- Oct IS. ia HoRNBRooK.
Lso Guitar, Bsngo, and Violin strings Of the hest
&A quality at J&r HoRNBROoKS
RtACk lNS, superior steel pen ipk W ihs gallon or
- bottle. for sac BY t&T HoRNBkOoK.
pocKET wALLETs-The heat ss.ortnsnt Of Calf
q Morocco. Russia do. and sheep skin focke; Books
ever offered in Wheeling will he found a r Horn.
efooks variety store. Prices To sui all. Oct Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
MVSUG'AU

~ hsys ~. Nf',,1NEoAb having arrived IN ybs.,,-.
eonsi.ft,, - o 80, 70 announce Grand Musirsi g,,i,
a.oes. y gi Focsl insifuaiontsl and opsg.t,ss ~
ana sst.,s.n ~ Han, on Ffidty nitm a., ,s
parents hslf pfies accompanied by their
psri,esis,. a.. 9 70 soaamsnss pes, o'e,o,s %,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
WATCHES.

KyULL Jeweied Cold Lever Watches
q PLAIN. do do.
Pun Jeweied tnebor csc spement Levers
do Le,ins and cylinder sseapement do
oiive' ever. LeIine cylinder do and vert,
wat :, just received and for sale by
mo. BISHOP. No lie Main Of.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
POST OFFlCE.

vT' This of,s 70 the isrgsss distributing one a, A,
believed an ,he tson The service render. hs
employ OF assistants necessary. The We,,,.
Mai nom " s.hisgtoa 70 the " ire Of Ohio, Indiana m
llnos. Iowa. Wisconsin, m.s"ar. Arkans.s Kentucky
tritutrd here.
ARRIVAL hNp nErARTusE oF THE MAILS AT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

IHAkrEHs PuBLICATIoNs-John o. Tbotnp.on
euef Union street, has eOnst snty on hand .
ohbste assortment ~ ABthon's se,jes of sI...is.I
NO. I,eks together With other publiestisp. on Inc
/ the New fork prices. ~" . ,..Nn "
| NJ M M, Wv DRESS GOoDs-senseney 4 Rh..le.
nave just received per Creen Cos sTpg,s, $500
O., ' nshAhd FIaids. Tie latest article fOf dresses
A ,sh..NE Gihfs-The bestey article for Trim
- ming dresses Just received this morning
rENrENBY 4 RHODFR
HODCsON's English cast steel sboyels yy,i,h,,,...
shs,ican steel coal DO. Walhy's h inSh es.st
a,o.et', ff.ley's best pisstsfiaR 10 Uopss l.ti -
9.ss complete. Hand ares Bfsad stes and h.,ss-s :"
1890 nales weights and steslysrds tv,o.ss.-s'
,.hs Tee Trays, warranted German ill.,, $3.50 80
49, ",iiehef and shoe knives CoJ,esys 1890. -,
Oct s,t sv, s.e cheap ~
HENRY p MORRIS
n 80 ~ ~ 'new Nsvs - Pr Jsms.. ,sevS
oct ~, Ellis
~ Main slfcst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

he hrs lrost al Qoebcc this spason occu.
Ieu or me ~ instant. yesterday morning there
vas 'ee oh STANDING water about an eighth Of
81 u'n ~ thickness Negetstion II nov,
.neCA.d lof ~ months At least IL is stated
''a' si"cs 'Ir fains thf potatoes not iskrn u.
OF '''''h'u Oi TOE iaii % o. also said tbsi A.
''o' ~. 'e'. q am'ng sio>. ~ a., lisrs sni r,n.
nous 'sai" f'ihc.t h-avuy s,t uil ,
baslerly wind Qnebc Ca ~" 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

CREAT BARGAINS. sENsENEY q RHODES, a.
- sirous 81 closing out their stock Of Csshmres n
sane Muslin de lans len from season. wi sell
them on for calico prices. Call for deter.
mined TO ssli them for whatever they viii bring.
October 10. tef6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-17
SEA-BOARD AND ROANOKE
RAIL ROAI

hE subscriber having made arrangements, To
continue operations ON the Sea, hoard, date
more ehectoay to do this, he has associated with
nun ~ the business transactions Of the Road MI.
Ssfnuei X. Ferguson, Superintendent Of Work.
Shope, and Mr.. James Richardson Sunerip,end
ept OF Road Repairs, gentlemen of experience. and
iohy aoie to conduct successfully sl business com
ing under the head of their respective branches. -
m, JAMES G. WHITE
The Cars of the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
Road Company, will hereafter leave the Depot Il.
portsmouth, at half past o'clock on the norpin ora
OF mondays Wednesoiays and Fridays, for Suffolk
Carsviiie' franklin, Newsom's and Boyk;n's De,
Pots, and return to Portsmouth on Tucsdsy's Thurs.
ady ana Saturdays, about O'Clock, p. N.
passengers and Frcights for those points will be
taken at low rates 80 - ~
H is the design of the Company forthwith to re-
Per, and put the Road i'm such condition. rs TO sc.
cure the confidence and pair onage of the travelling
community JAMES q yI;iTE q IN e
ounce Sea Board and X. II. X. Co.. 81
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. IL, '46. : Sep,I7-4t