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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
TIE Thing EXPLAINED

We leam from the Portsmouth O. Tribune,
that a worthy Locotoco in Lawrence county
whose only taxable property consisted of a
yoke of cattle, three COWS, and a horse. went
u short time since In the count auditor, com
planning bitterly of the Wing tax law. He
took the OHIO Statesman. and had there read
The articles relating 10 the tax law. II they
were true, aud he did not doub, il. poor peo-
pie were ruined, particularly lsuners-scaue-
y 0ny would b. able To pay their taxes, and
ior his own part h. would give up his cattle
aud horse at once, as the tax would excee,
their value. The auditor listened until he
was through, and then told him he was alto.
grther mistaken ln the matter-the articles m
the Statesman were not true. OF this. said
ne, VIII convince you in three minutes. an,
satisfy You not only that you are not ruined
10y the Wing tax law, but that vou Mil p,,
less tax under 1T than you did under the old
law. Well, said the Loco, bris,lins up con.
hdentiy. IL YOU can do that. 1 will acknow
ledge that | hare been deoeiucd, and pledge yo,
my word that ! viii vote the Why ticket thi,
tall!
Very well. says the Auditor. I will hold
you To that. Las, year, your property went
on to he tax duplicate as follows;
One Horse. SAC OC
rive Cattle. OF IS each, 40 OC
l.. Amount, $50 OC
Upon this amount YOU paid last wear at the
rate OF eighteen mills To the dollar, which
would be- 81 -. This years properly is nut
down at its actual value, aud il appears YOU
have listed yours a. follows:
One Horse, SO 90
One Yoke OF Cattle, 30 90
Three Cows, ST. each, Is 90
Amount, S73 OO
From this amount deduct one-hals accord
ing to the law and 1t leaves the following,
Amount, $50 10
Upon this amount YOU pay this year at the
rate OF sixteen mills to the dollar,
which will make 500 p
Upon the same property YOU will then pay
lJJty eight cents, instead OF oRc dollar and
(ortyJoHr ocHts, the amount that you paid
last year.
But hold. saws the Loco, this will not do
is it not a tact that the s ate is going to raise
about five hundred thousand dollars more mo-
ney this year than It dad lastl
Auditor That is the case, sir.
how can my taxes bs less this
year than last7
Auditor-Ther is one Robert Hamilton
residing at Hanging Rock in this county, who
has something over one hundred thousand dot
lars in the shape OF moneys and credits that
has heretofore paid no tax. The Wing Tax
Low, about which you complain, brings him
IN, and he actually has TO pay more than the
whole township ia which you reside and the
two townships adjoining il. And besides
him, there are a great many other Robert Ham
llton's IN this county, and throughout the
State, who will be affected ia the same way
and they are the persons who have to pay
this additional five hundred thousand dollars,
besides a part of the amount that you aud 9th
er farmers have heretofore paid.
Loco.-Well, really this a dog Of a differ.
mt color from what | thought il was. have
lothing more 10 say. Good bye, SIR"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

The whis talk about a Cog law We should
thug one necessary whCn such tory scoun,
drels es the senators from Massachusetts a
buse their trust to- the de,riment OF the pub
lie business and the injury OF the WHOLLY
gus Of yesterday.
IL is fitting and proper that John Davis o.
Massachusetts, than whom a purer, better
more upright man breatbs not the air OF heav,
en-, should be called a tory scoundrel by such
an one Ms the editor of the Argus, a man, com
pared with the stencil Of whose character, the
smell OF the concentrated essense of ~polecats,
ossalGiila aud rotten fish is as the breath OF
dewy roses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
A TOuCnING INCIDENT

a TOUCHING INClDENT.-Ou friend
who kindly addresses us in a long ommun
cation from Memphis, Tenn, will cxcus. on,
extracting the following beautiful incident fnr
publication. A foil histor, of the rise AMI
progress Ji That city, lately published i'm IL.
bow 5 hcuicb, precludcs the necessity of IN
sertlng The entire letter in our columns "Be
lore conclude let me relate a little incident
which occurred here a few DAYS since. The
maTsnals have been for the last two month.
dealing distinctions devastating doom" a.
moug the canine race. A little gin plsyin
WITH two iavouie dogs, left them Tor a few
moments. and ON her return saw the marshal
approaching them, gun in lnnd. By com.
nands and eutreaiies she succeeded in pettius
one of them beyond the reach OF dsuper In.
side al a gate) but was too late To assist tbs
other IN ellccting his retreat. The ma rsbsI
had now approached within shooting distanc,
and took deadly aim at the dog. For one in.
slant the sweet child besitated. and the con.
tending emotions Of personal apprehension.
and love for her playmate, were legibly De.
picted on her beautiful hce; IL was but ror
one moment-the next, and with bound. she
bad reached hfrJ friend, and clasped him round
The neck, forming a complete shield to him
from the messengsr oi death, and exclsip,i1g
al the time, in the most thrilling accents ol
duplication but still with o look Of a youtb.
lui ~fOcahoutas, hes not mad Mr.. NsfshsI-
hes NOT mad The marshal brought bi. gun
To the shoulder, came 10 the bout face End
marched OF, rcmarking To- = gentleman th,t
ne would not ktl inst dog fof all the mayor.
and aldermen ln creation-N. u. Comm,y
Time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
From the Genin, OF Lib,y,y ILL., m

POSfSCRlPT.-'W We learn from Washing
ION inns morning hat Mckay Tariff Bill
passed the Scnatc by a vote OF 2S TO %. Geo.
M. Dallas, who has played traitor to every
party he proicssed 10 belong To-, ding his polit.
zeal gave by giving the casting vote"
We tell you now our Spcet fellow. that i
you are not made to take back and swallow
tins heresy against free trade, il will be be
cause you have more nerve" than your iyo,
armed predecessor. We have heard il from
more Than one OF Jour masters that ifyou didn
come up 10 the scratch and pull like a goo,
Jdck ~ The harness, there would be anotheI
traitor buried! Yes, buried as tIe MICRO soic
without a "saTmont"-Pa. Dem0erai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECToRANT RENE
DY.=CONSuMPrION CAN re C1rREn

MIS-. Mary Bowers. wife Of Henry Bowers. wss tor 4,
length of time afflicted with a Pulmonary Con,t..,"
which deied the united skill 81 several rr,i,cn, ipii','.
clans. she hearing Otthe "Expectorant Rrp,c,i, {"
induced TO give u q trial. Her symptoms r.r H., %
rhlhisis fulinonhis' or Pulmonary Cousumpt,op ~, "
dty hacking cough, pain nthe breast aud side -. =
appetite and great thirst, hectic fever and n,sh, '"pan,i
WIN much debility and weakness. She Is hSppy IN !,
lng that alter using three hotties of The "Frr5 .'sel
Remedy she began 10 have homes s,,.LJN pcoloisnl
ht strength gradually increased until She had uscd t,v,,,g.
N'e more Nnen sme ieit entirely restored. Il now ho
ing elght months since. aud no Fyunufnu,. nj " ~
aug M 49,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
THE BRITISH TARIFF.-The Canadians

1T BRITISH CanauIans
are rejoicing over the repeal OF the Tamil oil
AZ. The Montreal Courier remarks;
AS Englishmen, we OF course, are pleased
that the tariff is abolished, as taken in con
junction with orr abolition of the corn laws,
il will open ON immense market for us, but II
we were Americans we should certainly be
tariff men"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
J. M1NTosH.
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

4 T. hORNBROOk would inform their customer.
". snd Others along the River. thu, they are about Va
stsrt IN their Fall Tup. with the fine Flat Boa, WASH.
lNGToNIAN, and viii he at the different Isndinss at a
bout the usual time. with a full stock Of Trimmings, Pa.
per. Biank Books, Stationary. together with a general va
tieiy of Fancy Goods.
Rags, Flaw, Feathers. Ginseng and Becswax wanted IN
exchange az the highest market rates.
j. &. Y. HONEYMOON. holcsalc Variety Dealers.
aug 10 Monroe street Whc.itny n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
HOTEL

lNTos Having len the wnsarriELp tx. .,s
- removed to the MERCHANTS HOTEL. on
Charles street. near the Depot. will he happy I'M hsx,,.
the pleasure Of seeing aud accommodating his old eus,o
mcrs and the public generally.
aug Ia J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

FIRE ATST. LOU1S.-On the 5db inst.
q lire occurred at ST. Louis, which consumed
NE carpenters shop Of Messrs. Peck & Bar
barnet, on Locust street, together with a
large quantity Of lumber. finished and min.
ishtd work, aud twenty eight chest, of tools.
slspa BRICK house on tie corner Of Locust apI
Eighth, occupied as a store by Mr. Steven.
inl an adjoining tenement, occupied as fam
ly residence. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

COZ The list OF acts passed by the last
Congress, which we publish in another col
umn presents but a beggehy account OF moth
iuguess 80 far az the public are concerned.
We find in the list some private bills that
ought to have been passed long ago. Others
that ought not to have been passed; but very
few in which the people generally are concer.
ned. and those . calculated to benefit them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

Bowlin is reelected TO Congress, aud in the
Belleville, Qllinois,) district, the contet be-
tween Smith and Trumbull, both Locoiocos,
for Congress, is very close.
The new constitution of Missouri has prob
ably been rejected by the people ~ that State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

NoLONTEERS.-The House Of Represcnt
slH'es have passed dn important Joint Rcsolu.
.loh' f''o~'nmeRding and directing that fine
lfools called out by General Gaines. and mus.
I'ied inlo The service of the United States h.
P5li aua thai The Ohio troops Which msrcb.
'l 'o lamp Washington be- paid. whell,e,
sli'a"l mustered into service of Ginning ~
y - m~usiefed-in a word, that al troop.
who volunteered b. paid. whetbc, tb,;,
vices were accepted or not.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

npbMS csnnU exist in the system. M liberal nj,
p..W.' d .e 'ickencf sugar Coatod 8 czctaslc Purp.t,,s
... ri '" "niy destroy she worms. bat tilorufgtfy
'".anNf tHc stomach aud tOwcis Of ths np,trn. -, -TS
- Mnich supports ,ihcm. Their operation 4 T.,
hal ihe} MAJ D. administered 60 children ~ Az,
- ~ without producing Those iuiurfnus eFrrt.
tFn'fNI Ieafh, which haze alaats cnn.tt,t.t
",r' "'fpus Objection tO Nermi0tros. Their r.-.f
= thtiahy - violent iu &C. operation. u,.t t.
-si1om RECEIVERS from the shock until ue $3.50
~. lrNel !" lfafF ~ maturity or actually ouirr,,, Il
ffefaiH TINS moment Who's cons tat,-.f
y tof has tefn s1 completely parsivreIt, 49, ~
D., uI metallic NefuifuTrs while foHns tt.t
d,.. .u'-t totally untitled Tor te tfans5fttnp I'D III
the t~Iirkeucr Sugar COATED Xefe.fie
g, , 'oIa' have never teen known g. Iest.
'i'eis i"hrnd tIcu. THE, ser,e tsNl., =.
100 Wt .l'm. and RENDER 10 proof ayatY.t 49,
,'''''''.c Himcrts. Dor saio n Whe,iiny h, w
I~AlHlMIIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
THB WARM

ne sudden changes Of the weather, durng tins sc,sc,
OF the year, exhibit a most hanen1I rtert mn, a.. 6.N
yste,l' uchlhisting aud Prostrating &C.. The stomach smJ
uDWes bccone deTanaed. giving timely notireto ~ 49,
are inclined 10 give Attention 10 the safu,,, 49, ~
na,Wt. ~ such tifncs "Jsyns's Caunnstiye~ me-,
lalt 70 sword immediate rel ief. checking The dtsc,sc 49,
los'.IlHE we patient tn viFOfous health. Noti,ar. c.a
=. y 700 cautious with their children during tbis n,or,t
wv voc hi''iih follow ing, and IN the earliest st,gr. n
~ summer hsrase, whether from ieefbtng lie 80,
ptes.lNe heat ~ other causes. they sbonid AZ oNsSg 4,
~ y" tbis n@vet failing remedy. Hundreds on se,,,e
Sc Hvln respectable persons in thta CITY i. .
se--lon OF toe proprietor. ready o. esiii1t 4, all ~
ptI.4l,ss. y '9,m ~ his Office, No. 4 South Third ~
aurJ - gpr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
d PAINE 4 co., MANAGgRs.

on. WHEELING. Va
'l-''l frswings ofur rotsmoks RIO, t.,,,,,
y T" h%ntnriuD on TueaIy Aufu.t tItb
" 20 ~ t z ~ ~ % ID 2 d. rr
lowfU prize g..
''f Prize OF 3 un. o. H n, tbe ,pt IA M
i''HH npnttt't tssled 81 orr once tbt. lrsrpt.. ~
n O. DORSEY
~t Sole Agent for tf Maaa.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
GENERAL TAYLOR AND TuE pp :,

GENERAL TAYLOR AND THE PRESt
DkNCH- volunteer in the MEXICAN -.
writing TO the Mobile HqmId. says.
was me hat curious io know vbst a.
feet The sudden popularity Of Genrml TsyIa,
would have upon bin. When thc Ola s,lJ;
cr heard Of bis nomination Ia the prsiIcnr,
by various meetings boz thc Union. be hoe.
Ds much surprise usany oi CO... he wcnt a.,
Tier and expressed q decided opinion sgsio
tie election 90 that office Of milits,, LIZ
t8ins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

The wheat growers of Ohio will have al
opportunity of testing the value of the new
English corn laws this fall. They have here
to,ore had, through Canada, the full benefit
of the English market with but d nominal du-
". They will now have the beRcft OF full
competition with the serfs of Russia in the
humbug of free trade.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
ILLINOIS M NlSS0rpt

we have received n few scattering return.
oi 'he late elections IN Illinois and Mi..ouu
'he details ct which cannot interest our read
ofs' In Tie 81. Louis congressional di.tri,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
MuRnRp

II IL reported hy some Interested persons 4, vrA--,
n ing thai The Home League Boot and shoe F,eto,v y,
Connolly A. Waie - killing up the Eastern work An ~
mos, dreadful manner. Boots and Shoes of everv A.
erpiion made in our own shop can he bought ,ys.r,.
i've per cent cheaper than in any store in Wheel,n, ~
aug u A ~ anp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

We have received a few additional returns
from the North Caroline election.
We are enabled TO give the following re-
turns for Governor, as compared with the G.
lection Of 1874:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

The Wings OF philadelphia have made ar
runscmcnts TO render 10 Mr.. Webster a pub.
lie dinner. The day will be designated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

HARROE BlLL-Whcn intelligence n,
the veto II thc lisrbor Bill was r,e,,,J -
Buffalo The various fog, At Dee .~l,ipr,pg go
displayed al bolt mast, uaiOa d0uJi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

There will he a grand wing rally at Nor
ristown. Ohio. ou the 2lst. and at Cadiz ON
the 22nd. Gov. Bcbb will BE- there and
talk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

III tEIEBRAIED MEDICINES
~ y WARNEh. wei known a. The Od Ins{,n pa.
sciau ~ fhismtfvh. with particular d,rersta.s ~
,,'H employ neui, rsB o. hadU vi MS sop noets, 49,
warner. raHfh Wheriing. "ht
~ i- useless Co put thrse ufvsi,s,. u.t
,' aHt gfuefaiiy known ard have teey e,tcn.i"sfs
"p"y u y ur citigefs ~ riusturgb and viri.it, "a
'ui' 'l ii''r apraIiug chronic diseases 10 vsb,sk An.
imisn family sutirrt. NO
MEDICAL NOTICE
n"'i'E ELISHA WNHNEa f,.r.rtc,u. -
it CITIZENS 20 Wheeling ana sns,o,,Si.r
lhfi ever fH sissnre offuuf moptits on ss.,.el,
'hgd go tpe cuY and permanently L,esteg =
% Nf U rfal share % ia mace fe-f,-rS a.,
Pr ~ fiHlu residence tu Whrrfnr d. an 80
fini -i'nti %eerrircs, aud hores to rref H. a.
~ th impartial putitr. an professioost esis.
pr .Hf Guy cor country. VII De- arHunfiv st,eesrd
Ne particular dteh-
p"e,of w afnrf hsriug studied melieins u,ss, ,be tut.
l'h y a t'.lffisiic ph1 stefan ofufe af srtoos I'D bsv
i,'innfMl sndifd tbc indian uf B1isute n,s@,ies 81
n ~ Fenffsuy known e. fe btl fndisn
= W iNirtnfehI end haviua rad Inc eso.rfenee
we're sucrrasui practice with bt., ebo hss
- offensive patronage ra tsr ainys efv ar te
years iopcs. hv sssidaous ana nS,ewHteS
~ y. pfnierstuu. % ssisW te frssonslle ~.
49,, who may favor lion With tssif cons
~ ' .' .Fir hock immediately II ne sosih
''" ''''ledW Co.'S 2 KeBey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
STE VI BOA REGISTER.
q @ PORT OF
SE-R WHEELING Ex-4S1
BOARD OF

COMMITTEE on Commerce for august.
W. T. sELBY, Tnos HUGHES, J. +. wuAnToY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
A FARM O SALE.

go
THE subscriber Offers for sale the Farm on which hs
. now lives IN Sunhnry Township. Monroe comfy, O
containing $50 acres OF land. more or less. about IS OF 20
acres cleared. OF which 10 acres are set in clover, a good
orchard, all grated fruit, the whole farm - I'm first rate
repair aud well wSiered. A good frame house. good chin
ncys aud shinglc roof a pump of excellent water In tho
yard. a good shinglcl harm. with q considerable number
OF ont buildings, and the desirable and convenient advan.
tage of having two saw mills aud two Rrrl mills within .
mile fthc house. The farm IL p,easantIy situated shont
~ miles from the Ohio river. = miles south Of BealsyiiIr
and miles from Woodshcld, the county town. Posses.
SION WHITE given this Fan. and any person wishing To
purchase can have \ bargain For terms apply to the
subscriber ON the premises.
aug II 3w RICHARD CowL.
SIiPrERs-c pair Mems Morocco slippers co pairs
~ MEMS Mp MonrocS, received aud for sale low nv
aug "a LIMA a MAXWELL,
GLIPrERs.-Go pairs Ladies' Morocco snpper.. low
- priced; 90 pr Commim Kid do reed and for sale al
aug II ALTMAN MAXWELL
TN C~HANCERN.-Iu the Circuit Snpcr,or Court M
\ Law and Chsnocry Tor Marshall county.
Mary Todd Against Catherine Henderson,, Sylvester
Fowler and wife Mary, Samuel Smith the elder. Jamcs
Reed and W ic Elizabeth. Samuel smith the Younger
Mary Smith, Margaret Smith. Nancy smith, lane
Smith, John Smith. William smith, and which said
oSlherine Henderson and Mary Fowler are sisters and
samuel smith the elder Is brother OF Wallace Smith
deceased, aud the said Elizabeth Reed, Samuel the
tUunget' Mary Margaret, Nancy. Jane. John and
Miulan, aye children OF John smith, a dccea sed bro
tnor d ssid w allacc Smith. and all heirs at law OF him
.c aid W ansce smith; aud Edward RAY and samueI
and others. e~
The above named parties viii take notice thai I .h.u
on fridsy. the lith day of September, lsI6. at the bo"sc
OF Thomas Elder, IA or near Manchester, brooke conn
i, Virginia take the deposition Of Martha smith 10 be
read IN evidence IN this case; aud they " ~ also take no.
tce that I shall ON Monday, The 18th day OF Sepiemhe,
1916, at The office OF Jacob a fitzhugh. IN Wheeling, Vir,'
gluia, take The deposition OF John Pearson A Others ,iso
10 be read M evidence In this case. Aud II from any cause
the takinh OF the said dispositions shall not be commenced
or tcing commenced shall not be completed on the re-.
pcciNc days teiorc named, the taking thereof will I've adj.
iDurnci ii ON time To time until the same shall he com.
pleicd. aug IL I'm MARY TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

G~LlPPERs.-G0 pairs Ladies' Morocco Slippers. low
- priced; 90 pr COinmm Kid do reed and for sale Al
aug IL ALTMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15

S~LlPPERs-CO pair Mems Morocco slippers: co pairs
- MEMS Mp MonrocS, received aud for sale low hy
aug Ia LIMA &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
AZ mHitCnANTS, PHYSICIANS ANr
OIIIERS

rTHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale al tho
= lowest prices, assortment of MEDICINES,
DRUGS. DNESIpFFS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR.
NISH, BRUSHES. sc. Sc.
Confident his prices win give satisfaction, he sociics
even those who may intend purchase al the time
To ascertain the prices of his goods.
Any commune n ions asking the prices of goods are
most cheerfully and promptly answered.
lie would particularly state. that he S1cs,. Fac.
tors ia connection with his store for Powderng Jaiap
W.uNarb, lpccacuanha, and many other Medicines; or
ltlniisg Mustard, Cinnamon, AlsPiee, Pepper! Gl9Ys5
green, Ncruegris. GLOW Dcilre
other Paints In oil; an Of which Inc allie sell at th,
very lowest prices.
Pants mixed already for and put up ia oarther
pots OF di tcrcui sizes, for family convenience.
Putty OF the hest quality at 81 per H.. out q
pounds and upwards.
city J. w w GoRuoN
Dsrecisr, No ~ Yves, Prstt, few doors nom Light
ST. opposite the u a O x Depot, Baltimore. fcb ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
NO. 100 MARKET SQUARE

East side, door North of Market AIey
Rf1HE 81 BsCRlBER respectfully informs his friends
=. and the public, that he has taken the above STORE
where hc Is prepared To receive goods sale on com
mission or at auction attend all of Furniture
Merchaudse or Real Estate the favorable terms
DRY Goods, Hardware. Book aud Variety sales on
thursday and Friday evenings, Furniture sales al the
store ON Wednesday aud Saturday mornings. Thauk
Tor past tavors, lac will endeavor TO continuance
=" Phhic patronage. ap2i WM. HALL.