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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-16

FROM THE Rio GRANDE.-Bitriat Of Col.
Cross.-DeScription Of the Country. A letter
from the Army, in the Newark Advertiser, in
speaking of the death of Col. Cross, says;
GA party of troops, scouting in front of the
first brigade, found his mangled corpse, strip
ed ofevery thing, laying on the ground, prey
to the wolf and buzzard. He was totally un-
armed, when he left our camp, and he has been
basely murdered and robbed, within five miles
of the American lines. To-day our flag is
at hafmast, and his obsequies have been per-
formed in mournful silence. "Not drum was
heard, not shot was fired" The eloquent
liturgy of the Episcopal Church was read, and
the body laid in the ground amid the suppress
ed sobs of his son, who was present, the sym
pathizing tears of officers and friends, and the
hearty indignation of all. Thus has prema-
turely fallen a most valuable officer and ac-
comphshed gentleman. His blood cries aloud
to his country for vengeance"
The same writer furnishes the following
brief description ofthe beautiful scenery of the
surrounding country.
This Mexican State, Tamaulipas, in which
we are encamped, is beautiful, and most de-
lightful region. Far as the eye can reach, one
level surface presents itself to view, dotted with
cotton and sugar cane fields, interspersed with
lovely gardens after the Spanish fashion, the
whole cut up and divided, in all sorts of ways,
by groves of the finest trees, among which the
Lignum Vita figures largely; and the entire
picture is cut in twain by the muddiest crook
eldest, swiftest river in North America. Meth
er mountain, hillnor elevation of any sort varies
the everlasting level ofthe country around
The scene is rich and peaceful, with nougt to
mar its appropriate character, but the armies
of the two nations, worshiPping the same God,
strengthening their hands to STAY each other
like beasts of prey
Our nights here are for the most part, remark
able for their serenity. The stars stand forth
in numerous crowds, with rare brilliancy; moi
a leaf is moved not cloud is seen, while ever
and anon, Meteor of surprising brightness
l aLa tho vanlt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-16

WZTHERE may be obtained the most speedy
w remedy for GononAG, elects, Structures, Sc
mnal Weakness, pain in the LOns, affections of the
Kidneys; also those peculiar affections which arise
from a certain practice Of youth, and which, if not
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body, ThisiIemedy viii also
cure ImpoteDcy, and every symptom of a
SECRET DISEASE
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from Baitimol est, End
door from the corner-rght opposite the Police Office
Be particular in observing the name on the deer
and window, or you will mistake the place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-16

NCoNOMY IN MEDICINE-5Opu pits for 25
II cts The cheapest medicine in the world is
H.8NCE,S S.8RS.AP.4RILL.aO OR BLOOD PILLS,
they purify the blood, remove bile cure costveness,
neadache, rheumatism, heart burn, dyspepsia, sing
ing in the ears, cramps pain in the stomach, &c.
Price 25 cents per box, or five for 81,
For sale by SETH :. HANCE, los Baltimore ST.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt SIS.
Remember .ffy pill, IN b9z, and RGnce's Blood
Pills, aa2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
ITEMS OF NEWS

BoLp.-Mr. s. b. Ellis: ol Matches Miss.
was standing in the interior of the Merchants
Exchange, New York. on "Wednesday, and
took out his gold watch, worth $50. TO note
TIE time, insn coolly snaiohed II from has
land and essaped without moleSts'ion.
ASonthsrn gentleman was robbed ofsflOO
IN New York lew nights since. As i.e los,
the money through imprud-mi associations; he
pv, nothing IN the place OF the Gosh and con
eluded 10 b. content. he has cot one Wis
dow tooth BY the operation.
RosBtp.--At Pottsville, on Monday uieh,
Mr. jacob Miller. If Lebanon, mss knocked
down IN tbs street by ruihan, and robbed Of
Sl0O.
Mira. Fillmore. LADY Of Hon. Willard Fill
rnoIe, OF Buffalo. received premium oi five
dollars at the late Fair al Auburn. as we'll .,
diploma. Tor some very beautiful specine a:
oi ornamenisl bead aud necdlework
The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad is
being forwarded with great energy.
CAAFnisE AocIDEST.--Two ladies were Sc.
riously burned al Baltimore on Wednssdo,
night, by lire coming la contact with cam
phiue boz was pouring iutua canister. VIII,
WIZ people usc such dangerous article d
light
a Bear took promenade oD the top of a
row OF high hou-es ia Boston on "Wednesday
and while attempting TO walk the leads fell
10 the pavement. He was much hurt. and
complsined sorely. hu, his voice was 80 gut.
tuSsl, no one could divine what was brewing
ia ihe beasts mini.
Lieut.. Bache, who commanded the Wash
lng'on, aud Who was unfortunately SWEEP
nom the vessel IN a storm and drowned, wa,
orolher-in-law Of Secretary Walker of tn,
Treasury.
BIENNrAL SEssIoNs.--The people OF Mary.
land are 10 decide at the coming election be
tween annual and bienuiaI SESSIONS of tbs
General Assembly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

10 give the managers the same chance that O.
theirs obtained, the agent at Wilmington. pre-
rious to several drawings. gave notice that any
person could enter the room. but that the doors
would not b. opened TO let any one out after
tle drawing had been commenced, until il was
completed.
TINS operation, it appears. gave rise to the
impression that the LOTTERY was drawn with
closed doors, and it was Immediately ordered
TO be discontinued by the managers, and has
not since been repeated.
In relation 10 the appointment OF commits
sioners TO act in the case of death, sickness,
or absence OF the three selected for that Office.
the power nests with the managers, who are
held IN bonds, to a large amount, for the faith.
lul aud correct performance Of all duties de-
VoIylng upon them by their chr,er. In re-
CANT 10 Two erroneous numbers having been
sent by the writers OF the telegraph II is al
so proper 10 add. that The managers alone were
the sufferers, a. 10 avoid dispute they were
compelled TO pay oil tickets having on them
either OF the numbers aud did in both these
inslancrs pay them, TO large amount
However much we NAV be hostile 10 the
lottery system IN point OF principle, our inien-
ton Is not 10 make erroneous charges against
the management in other States. and we,
therefore, have ielt bound to publish the a.
boyc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
Tam, very respectfully, yours
&. ". PtRCg.I.t



IL an atiIcie published by ~ on d. 17,h
INST, bsof'iis against TIE lOtttr, s,.e,o sa
diu,ion wss mad 10 TIC management og ~.
Delaware aud Pokomoke Io,tfrirs' d,,,,,
al wilmington, Del, which calls ior GUbrr
explanation ''"'
we learn rom correct sources. that t,e lo,.
lefiss rrieved 20 are publicly drawn. no.le,
re gPnpiendence OF thre Commissioners
'i'e ipd'an queen Hotel iUtbe Gu, "a Wi
9nos,Qn' 20 room adJwniug aud Ieoding
spectu'nr 81 NAY feel disposed ia l.. -
since 'Ie establishment oi The magnetic ~.
graph ihc pigeon policy paycfs. ss the,e,.
a'lrl' ih seferai instances srcgrcd s.s.,s.i,.,
~ Zoe i'leemph immediately after ria 49,
iiaNn nnmafr was issen tom n,e wheel e..t
'bus hrld possession iof s0me Gg.. 40, -.
y hole drawing was completed. tt .l.s 49,.
'ion OF thc nsuogrs 10 rln,,t I.i. ..'f I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

CoUNTERFEITER ARRESTED.-.A man
who gave his name as Oliver o. Gleason. and
halls from Onondaga county, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Constable Patchin. on
suspicion ct having counterfeit money. On
searching his person and baggage. some 5000
counterfeit 81 bills on the Canal Bank of Al
bany was found. He has been taken care OF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
American ed. Edinburgh Encyclopedia.
From the Richmond Ivhie.
MArAeERs' OrTlcE. Sspt. 25. ISl6.

MANAeERs OIFIcE, Sept. %, 1916.
TO The Editor VI the Whig.
Gentlemcn--i must beg the favor OF YOU 10
publish ~ your paper, the following article.
from The New York Herald oil the % instant.
ond howeyer disagreeable il may be, feel II
my duty, saagent for the Mauagers. Niessrs
~ Fame q Co., in justice 10 myself and 10
'he community 10 which live, To expose the
unlalrness, the narrow minded, aud c0utsmu-
uble manner IN which some OF certain Gas
OF men selsng tickets IA Gregor,'s Lofleries
nave gwen az inslnceTe circulation to the r..
port und endeayored to u.s. IL To our ioi,,ry
should prebably feel less disposed 10 n1t,S,s
them aud tbeir bastard destinations had a
Oeen iIit htsi time That II came 60 my knowl.
edge thut some OF them were cndeayoriuo ~.
cfetly and from sinister aud Jealous moiiyes
70 iWuTc tnis egency. bat ! am pleased to sac
ihaii N every instance, they have been foilrd
hnd pat 70 silence, by sn Overwhelming eyi.
dencc' which Is now IN ms posscssioD2and
subject 10 me Inspection OF llie public-of Che
uigl slandin8 ana responsibility OF the house
OF -. Paine 4 Go.
Hm, very respectable yottrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
49,, of - frnm 49, go.

I1tssc' 81 Icttcr from Martin ChiticnSop
bN. JOHN EOFF son, Tear sirs-AAer having
been severely aiclc Tor years with Dyspcs aud ,ry
ihs Wea many KINDS Of medicines in vain have pro
Nldenialy fallen In with your Tonic and AMI, DyapeD
he aud think they sovereign remedy cor the
complaint. - ~
herewith enclose YOU SIC and wish You To forward
We amount 81 MessrE Henderson 4 rondersen Cieveiapd
ONO, iof me without delay ~ there great many in
WIS einy well myscf tia desire 10 obtain the
medicine. am, sirs, very respectfully voprs
.r,,,, MARTIN CHlITENDON
Vt le'sh'"i FRY OR X PATLL
"O'i General sIenis for the Propulsion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

Correspondence Of the Ne~ Orleans Della.
Peisr lsAsEL. Sep. IL, 1916.
Editors Of the Delta,
Gentlemen,-i have Just time 10 sead xou
the latest news. Tsvlcf left Camstgo In,
Montery with 5000 men on The 9Th. Ampu.
dia has arrived az Monterey with lsrse ,o,ce
reports say from 1000 10 QUO men. end 40
pieces oil artillery. he has CON pletel, fu<,ified
The place. His procla nation has been received
IN wn,sh he threatens TO shoot sny Mexican
WAC sna" nola communication with the A
msu.s"s. semssn yours. d.
Z. .. al the last accounts. Tsylor's nrad-
ansrters Were OF Seulvo. HALFWAY between
cs'nsrgo aud MONTEREY. Letters receive,I
iEon above anticipstra desperate resistance Al
The latter place. The campaign has eommrnc.
cd IN rernes'. This Intelligence arrived BY
TIE Csmargo mail last night. j have barely
hnc TO wiite tins much. a. the Te.sgISSl,
4esves ian ten minutes. ID.
ARREST OF col. HARNEY.- learn a
passeiger on the Telegraph, who LEI, Camsrvo
on the 9Th itsssut that just ~ he was on the
pom oi starting down thc yiver. su express
aInsed Of trt town, " th the intel lixr nee TINT
Coi. fL'ney had besu ssresiesi, when -four
DAYS on hts inch froD san Antonio, toward
elo1tery. II apprars that Generuls TAYLOR
aud Wool having besn sprri.esl of his advance
hnioed,s,ei, alter q took place. forthwith drs-
PetciseSs an o'scsr IN pufsuii Of him ,by whom
I've was sson oser,skcn, ana flacsd Ia arrrst.
os The charge OF disohedienee 10 osders. Col
eacl hsfne. end bis colnulsnd we've marched
back TO Ssn Anionlo. whese he remains in
custody.
The worst part OF the story is. tina, on bis
return 70 San AntOuio, portion OF his bag.
Ssgs train was surprised aud cut OF by the
MeAicaDs. We can fluid no good AUTHORITY
TOE the story, although We have heand il from
several distinct sources. We set IL down as a
camp rulnor."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
c. BRINCKERHOFFS

4 W. proprietor desires 10 express fhs f.r, tbsi ti.
Hodicnf = even cqnshe n more than rasr,tny ,,,t
nhal ~ recommends GO. A. ~ insfanre he bss mo-,
~ 1910 ~ onn ended n a. perfect core fn aii es.~s
~ w. iti iion anf nfie disessfs of the Ttnrs Iire,
~ lhfos Coughs and Cn'is: hos pasa,ps y, III 49,, 4.
w iffitc ron Of f1 elective uedirtasl trel.,f.fl,
~ frov in 0H Che Frorre.af F.aItrr .I -.
Ilt fNIts % TIE ainFr dscfara even when of flis ,
e'ate iHf character that there D. SO glIl,si.n 49, ~
renee, iHs' exceeds r1rper hy tle = .sf 10
,..k ~ haprf ff1c'aiir eoutinsfion. snf 6fthr
" a''i ua.feiuuf f1uiina' loua dr t.ef r mo hand
gHicAfrt. fhis medtins b. N.fufe's rrs.g .....l.
1900 a. once io prTifs trf decree iho nrss .,5 ~.
.N uf Fl inn nI dsrtse. raI when bfs rrrr....f
tht If'i ~ .a Office. ff eana sarss ta f.s.r as
H1' 81 tln rfais sfid tftsallfals ard i.,srr.. ff
nh w h-'. ~ ih'' the Iat renewed ..ffr r.r..I.
~ fh if Npt'f1 fH'i0f. sGd fIf cure b. e.f.-tsf
lne onranIfiFe snld know tfaf t1 iHs.a f..-.....
y tif' NNh 'fi+tif fnd ctr4 ftJ wsstff .s unr-.
Ihf 90 ~ ''' tFfof1 ire. woud ff b. me sg iI- . $3.50
core lifff r a4 dInf rrfl af eonfri tt...,rl.,
iha uI'a go .'h ine ie' t5fasf se.iaa afIt.. $500.
rh'fh RI Hr irinrsa .Hff-rfI. sffr %. ffs $3.50.
iefiinf %. si eralIfad ezra nom lss.i 4. u. -.
i-rc1i1.., i.IHrfn ihtafrtlI .iln Tas t.g.g ~. -
arr 'o4 i"r'or ClhoH. t.t peI ta8ur k.., a. -
" have sana'. ~ iu.fs of .I-..t tsr,.r r,..
.i."f Nrsih tf-fDIrIf s.I frf f... ~.
f'iiain ArrHrf rf aHt .f.ff ae.s... a,.. 1880. ~.
.ihn 80 "i i's IfriHH lf 81. f.n.t..al. IA -, ~
r'a'.f' .i'i.ft JANIS WTI.fDN u 'D
h.ill hIENoIf. rf0rf4.trr n
liarar. lt..f. f..f fsrI
unreal -. O.. 1i ifaHs.a s.ra.f Nt. t-..
ff fff..HF. u.f IftEs HtEpr
WI. t.ffttf'r o. RRl MIA trttfe .
'f'n POI t.a''" r..y ,Hrn Iafl, f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

The sieva'ed and honorable station occupied now br
that most valuable OF medical preparations called che
Health Restorative. has by ils rrmukabc viues solely
been obtained The dscGes promptly cured by II are
sove al diseases the yiruienl and abhorine To
see the tender snd he loved oec, our cares suffering
u'ae' ieif influence aud drawing expected deal,
= surely i1e most heart rending Of all spectacle. The
benign visit oftbc Restorative esns the s,oru .ss
'ion' and raises the Hope and when ,s remedy
has falued lie ofee the IS elected and we can IN
reality srs fee AVID embrace thoaslwo te.re we h.d
~ Isls-@ ss-ss' % a. rcss 40 de.slu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN ylRGINIA.-

EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN VIRGINIA.
The Journal OF the Convention Of the Proles-
iani Episcopal Church OF Virginia gives the
following statistics of the Diocese. viz
baptsns, total, Si7; white adults, II: in
lsn's, Dol; colorrd adults. 25 infants, 10.
Combinations, 376; OF whom 10 were color.
ed persons. Contributions for general pur-
poses. $4,000 20; contributions to contin-
gent fund, 81 .29S 7e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

A fatal aiuy occurnd 81 Florence. Ala.
on TUESDAY lost, between Robert NJ Cordstin.
and Frederick T. Nelson. Which resulted in
'he death Of he latter. Nj NJ Couiston tsry
readily gave bins u up. ond wss fscognzed
80 appesr a. tlie next term 81 the Circuit court
In a bond oi $1,000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
COMMODORE DFCATIrR w. l.,,o

COMMODORE DECATUR. We lesrs
from The L. ). dBSetic. tt5t Use setosius az
she lsic Commodore u, tatur are to b. crmot
ed shortly irOn the Congressional bur, ioa
ground ~ Washington. 90 lie lsuryinq pr1nn8
oi St. Peters church in Philadelphia. where
ihe einsius OF bls isthef and other mar rela-
lives repOse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
FRESH GOODS.

,sI rceeised direct from Phsdelphis and for sale AZ
the Family Grocery opposite the Biz Ised poos ,es
following articles: - ~'s 80
toy Ctfon, iox Rock Candy so Iis- Oatmeal es NJ.
Ieari Barley, box Flour Rice boxes very s1ncr,or
Choc3,ae to1 fine Cocoa, box cspcTS dorm Musl-
room heschup, dozen Essence OF
safdnes y jas mixed Pickles Preserved Pine ApIe-
hpioois Reaches, Pears Leuen Peel and stawhcrries
~ quar- sureror Pine Apple cheese variety OF u
raF sa"d for ornsncnting cakes Preston eonceutrsed
r.ence OF Lenons 70 oxes superior Rr=alss Priue,p-
snd cSzadorc Segas. dozen scaraiafa stnok In, Ts
co, y Dozen eui and dry do. hox Aromatic chew
ing Iot aeoo dozen hoxes Gennr sopaocons ehsvinr
IN, neuon syrup Ground Nuts, Pecaus, Fiihert. Enr
i-n " sinuis Son shell Aimonds Dried eurrsnfs Iosf
shoe brushes and Dusers, Iris Pure cider Win
ssA; smoked iie ring Family Herring No. Msrkcrei
Ia, ana flckied salmon, which, with many articles I'M
makes my assotneh very complete and wiz ~
sold eneAP ior cash OF approved tarier
tePRI ~ sWEARINGEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
MEXICO AND ENGLAND. The soun

MhAICo MD ENGLAND. The annual
value oi Bdtish commerce with Mexico is e.
timattd by thr Bfitish Minister ~ Washing
ton Ut tea millions Of dollars. The annual
proverbs Of tbe McxicaR inines have been
twenty millions Of dollars for some yrsrs
POST, more ilau hall oi which hes gone TO
Great Britain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
SILKS SILKS

"a u The new cheap store az wM. BAILEY a, ths
-. ROOM Formerly occupied by Mr.. Isaiah Coopcr
nearly opposite the North Western Bank Main strlet
bean,inoi new style plaid and striped Chameleon sIiks
Cashmere and cotton Hosiery, &C all very cheap. -;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

The Trustees Of the Wheeling LaRcss,eriun
academy. asc requested to n,e-, a, the Court
Hease sext. Friisy evening. the 2l Of Oct,
., three 0 ,loch.
By srder " Lhs Prcsisent.
Segieuesf %. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
"THE LIE ~ THorsANp- -.

late census 81 Boston has developed some ,i.
Hols iacis. There j. no "upprr ten ti,,,,
Sn' ih That city--Iot 10 10 keen seryapfs h.
necessary 70 ihe distinction. Only Mres h,o
ared ard forty tnmH.o in Boston keeo NOR.
iha0 81 two domfsiics And bar foar t5v,.ss
iOHr hWndred md orr families keen fbe., I'M.
while eiieca thousand ssrfa huudrSd agd ~
fHiVJ o'tr families lise in house hold i,.la,.rl
chce, doing heir own worn entirely,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
LOST.

LOST.
{ the way from the Episcopal Church. on SUNDAY
- morning. Topaz BREAsr PIN A suit.slc -
"s s M'uee Paidto the finder BY leaving Il at
reP% THIS oFFTcE>
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
PRIZE MONEY

PRIZE MONEY "A notice in ile n York
papers calls ou the officers ad crew oi the a.
y. sup Yorktown to call and receive theif
Eiiafes OF prize money, on Gle bark Pons lsteIy
faplured on the coast 0l Alrics. The Pons Il
viii Be remembered bad on board Srver,l
hundred negroes wheniskcn. The puzr o,one,
amounts to- thirty thousand dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

n SCHOOL winhe opened An The uoy,h 49,, 80 u
- IN Institute ON Monday. the 2sth in.i wh~r,,,
An, hrsnees wiz be taught orihozr aphy Res
Grammar. b'sP"g ena hngitsa
a, 49, 80; N,sHT SCHOOL win comm epec on Moua.v
e1e lSih OF octoher. For particulars enquire OF
sep 20 ~ CHARLES LANE Tase,,.~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
NEW PAPER WAREHorsE

NEW PAPER WAREHOUSE
tFIhE sutsere-s would most respectfully Inform tho
puhhe that they have just opened in this city large
ara extensive PAPER warehouse. where they intend TO
Keep on hand al all iiUcs fun and complete assortment
OF Az Kinds % printing payer hook taper of superior
gnehy hre leiieF and cap Tarer School Books BIauk
h"oks, frning Ink, Printers Cards nce' her with se
nc a. assortment of clss used by aper Manufacture
Onf very extensive 80 ahlishment having recently been
enlarged and improved. we viii now DC ahe 10 eom,ete
with any esf ehlishneni in tie west.
We trust that our increased facilities, with attention
public a,ronArr.
We aye agents FOR KniVhs rSfent Cylinder Machines
ana win constantly Keep hand RUN plates rae Cut
ters, and all kinds Of machinery ~ ae bv them
III kinds made order the shortest notice
The highest cash price paid for ra@s
n. A. s. STFnMAN
No S07 Main q, between ID and iib
Next door 20 The Bank Of Louisville,
sep 20 Nv Louisville, Ky.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

GENTS DRESS CAPS.
- sep21 M'cALLGM's, Main street.
READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS
AND SHOES.
TIE subscriber Offers large stock Of The .bo~e =, -,
sac ~ prices isI eow The customary Store rae.
is Aesilon Rooms, Market square BarFains usv h.
/ hai ~ calling early. WnHaII' y
Auctoueer,
vs. ooD SCREWS lpries reduced Locks. i.,sles ,.,,,
hihk's eha building metefiss generally Tor safr low.
sep" HENRY r NORRIS
STEEL snd Brss. bead shovel and Toms. si.io .na
- fancy Wsiters, B.ss Csndesiicks re- Kettle ~
DE Knives and FOrks, Brus1os Of sH k,nS- a -, -
\ eeyed ~ sepao HENRY = nOsRIg
FAMILY GROCERY. NO /
Eh khLs. CIDER VINEGAR. warranted pure IN,
'aey ''pS Sd wOODk0W.
COLHOUN & HARRISON.
(Late Duncan. Coihoua d COZ
tVk"ARDiN0 AND COMMISSIONS AERcgAxrs
..... CUMBkRLAND MD.
CoNIiNuEto give their prompt AVID psr.oost s,,s,
rfdass 5 90 t,l r,g. ' =, ,a nE - Good. and
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