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uARrwELL,s WASHINGTON HOUSE,


Chssnuf arssf abOrs erenfh, mri door 10 The Masonic
Hal, Philadelphia.
rU,HIs hotel has been greatly enlarged and refur-
II nished, and the proprietor has spared no means
20 insure ~ his visitors every comfort and conven-
tencu The dining saloon for gentlemen, as well as
the private ordinary for ladies', are large and con-
ysnient The psrlors and chambers are capacious,
sud fitted up IN the most modern style. This house
bsins IN central position, the proprietor socits
eorsna.ncs 81 public favor, pledgng himself that no
saou on his psu shall be spared to secure them
every luxury TIE city affords
~ a. bath house IL attached to the hotel,
where warm and cold baths can be had at any
hour.
OF ~
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"But one conclusion can be drawn from this--that
our cotton exports to England must soon be en-
tire blank; while looking even at those to China
our prospects are not much more encouraging.
During the last three years. far from the deliveries
Of Bombay cotton at Canton having increased, they
exhibit gradual decline showing, we cannot but
fear, that cheap British manufactures, produced
from cheap American cotton, destroying our
trade, even there, in the raw material. Unless
thing is done soon, it requires prophetic vision to
foresce that in NE course of few years more we
shall have to write of it thing that has ceased to
exist. A reduction in the government land tax
alone can save it, and we eDtreat the consideration
OF the authorities to this matter, upon which the
welfare Of so many depends"
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To the next Of kin OF John Justice, deceas.

To the next Of kin OF John Justice, deceas.
ed; In the matter Of William III. Bridges and
Sarah his wife, John Justice, William Duncan
and Elizabeth his wife, Warren Durham and
Nancy his wife, Allen Justice, David Justice,
kezlah Justice, Elizabeth Justice, Sarah Justice,
Allen Robertson, Nathaniel Robertson, Stephen
Robertson, David Robertson, Merit Robertson,
John Robertson, William Thompson and Eliza
beth his wife, William Justice, Clayborn Justice,
Wesley Edwards and Dolly his wife, and Frank
lin Freeman and Sarah his wife, plaintiffs,
Stephen Peasants, executor Of the last will of Ste
phen Justice, deceased, defendant.
PURSUANT to an order Of the supreme
IL court of North Carolina, directing me to in.
qure and state to the court who we're the children
Of John Justice, deceased-a brother Of the testator
Stephen Justiceliving at the death of the said tes
tator, to wit, in 1895, and whether any of them are
since dead, and il dead, who is or are their personal
representatives; do hereby grs notice to all such
persons to come in and make out their kindred be-
fore me at the Office Of said court in the city of Ra'
leigh, on the second Monday in March next, as, in
default thereof, they will be excluded from all ben
ett IN the distribution Of fund now in said court
EDMUND B. FREEMAN, Clerk,
Sept ls-lawcp3m
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pOARDING.--Threeo or four gentlemen, or a
ID small family, wishing to get accommodations
in private family about equi-distant from the Post
Office and Treasury Departments, may hear Of such
place by addressing a note, through the Post
Office, TO "W. w." stating where an Interview can
be had. Satisfactory references can be given, if
required. Terms moderate. Oct. 17--f
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ACADEMY MIR. F. C. LAB

~ BE respectfully informs his pupils and the
ladies and gentlemen of Washington and George
town, that his first course of tuition in dancing
watzing, &C., will commence on Tuesday, Novem-
Der Sd, at his residence on Pennsylvania avenue
Days Of tuiion-Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day, from 3 O'Clock, p m. to 5 o'clock, p M, for
young ladies; from TO Up. m. for young masters
and from 7 to p, m. for gentlemen.
Mr.. F. C. l.. will give instruction in every de-
scription of fashionable dances, and movement
taught in the most correct and graceful style.
N. B. For terms, or other information, apply at
his residence, Pennsylvania avenue.
Oct l6-2aw3m ..,......' ..
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By VIM. MARSHALL.
Carrlasss, Carriages

HAHNIAGESs CdffIaBts, CaFFfa Bos.-I
~ have Just received from the north ak very
beautiful light one.horse carriages, 10 carry -four
persons, new styles and very superior article
which, together with my large stock on hand before
makes il one of the largest and most complete as.
sortmsnts TO be found, and will be sold at great
reduction from their usual price. This is a good
chance for persons wishing TO ship or send of car
riases, as they can be obtained at little above half
nriee. Secondhand carriages taken in exchange.
: VIM. MARSHALL, Auetioneer,
Between 9Th and 10Th street, Penn. ay,,
oetIg- Washington, d. c.
Rockville Reformer.
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1 NEW WORK just published, and for sal

A NEW WORK just published, and for sale
IA at the book end pamphlet stores, and the
printing office of Mr.. J. N. Davis, corner of Penn
sylvsnia avenue and 18th street, pamphlet Of 80
the exercise Of religious federation during the pro-
Prietary government Of Maryland examined; by
Josiah F. Pokn
Sept l2-eodc2w
[Intelgencer, Fountain, and Saturday Evening
Visiter win please copy.l
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10 number lottery--l4 drawn ballots.
Tickets SI0-balves S5-quarters 50 so.
Certificates Of packages Of % whole tickets $3.50
Do do 26 half do 65
Do do 26 quarter do 20 so
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates o
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after il is over to all
who order from us. Address If#.h. 8. 0"
J. G. GREGORY a. co. Managers.
Oct. l2--d&cprtd Washington, ID. G.
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Oct. 9-lw&dsif

WANTED to hire colOrcd woman as
w housemaid, in a small family. She must
come well recommended for honesty and good COLI
duct, and the usual requisites for service Of that
kind. Catholic would be preferred Inquire Of
Mr.. Fischer, at Sationers' Hail. Sept. 26-f
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~ 10 congressional Register To UU
The name of no person will be entered upon our
books unless the payment Of the subscription be
made in advance. %. = u..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREETS.

~ kFf ha. ou urs -ei fren Now Yo.k
-. ittahrii lil af,s ltrirrlatr. sn u.u.. a 4,
..'t" srH tHufi'ti st,si u. ft.l..uabs POI sia
"'of Coed, Sow .ti,. suI n.N pf.et.
if'H.r slcHi.o sr1l ,,ris .u ti, E..isfn eins-
hHH n''tr't ia tls atg,f4f. li.d lhsrc 80, ef,,
'.' $50 'i s.-als au be IaN.. t..r. ,of q 90.
Hel "'N arHfed ihat ,.u ti,r u,v oiI ,i,.t,i.sr
''n 'hc i"'H'e iu r'n'f-i mo.h ,Llalrf Burln
ih '" "'',t ii.u.c Nt,f aiif, N.pfrl r.
N.W is iI.r tnc Go C,n'is.n,n f.fc ,sr..h tlsi
"an-fits Goa vt-'t,f 10 la,f aprrattiu.
"hrn oli vt. h,d 30 s-.,nlev, nsrt.saf, o. La,,
g'Nd snrf'l ui Wiai,f rIuthnr
rehios mio cen. Ief.ir,n the ha,luo.. oi ,l.
n's. ha'c lakes ufni,uai r,ii,. 90 purchase ,r,
IHss mu'i' ,a,aper ibsn hs,e ,,.i d.ne h, { r..
'"' i''i i.'' ioY orsiorer. iu,suah', p., 900 OBJ,
CASH. 'r'' Joe mc 10 make ny Iuftuas.- iof rssh 81
"t 'NH Tf.rs. therefore aIu sHic u sell TEE rlssl.
'f '.fr ever Nui rav a- ,tH uf., d ia .ol
''''N "" Do pfi dHNn i.fustp'c . have us bee
''''' 'ff .ts iha' r1n 500. l'usf lafs1.us ihsi
l'y 'a'4'. .,hiacnt iu 600. COO aiS ,tlsf car
CLOTHS. CASslAIKEe. Nc-Al,. ....l coo.
'ists in rari az Bats $50. HIs,L. Rr,Ur. Vi,.. g..
'ffiir Crs.r ard ,i., Too, e..or.I Bu.,
'"ls.htau''uisu .ss it,.r 6 ! d, SiOtttd Ef,u,i.
Lrg.'h md im,i. ru d.f.Ur nIifd o. t,ts,
'n"' 'rd p.'IH oattlN Ets, 90 ih 80 % ,,rs .afl,
'srf'rru u,iv ,i lc. s,H o. marLat., ,btai l.ri,,
i"m .u c'ns 'o 81 $50 Isoi C..su,ts 90. ,..i
",s. IHs'Hi'. aui t.fi,t. a.n lL.r, ,cil. io u,,.
a'.i.r idHaiiJ h'aN,I C.o,ls a. aU ,1ors au.
guaIH.rs
NtSIlaC~-My .ie.t col 3 r.f,res 4. arg, All
i'auH'", a cuutc r.N .i,l,. rrd ,.r, q a,au..
r'I'uF, 's'i' H. ICED Velvet Nvo.,n Velvet. 81,
un'. NOic. Niats,,l,. mud ,1fiun. otl, r Kind.
Aa'hucr sad Iiosilfotr BI1tLsi, 81 .ui.cfr
q"o.''''' % .'rt.d aus,.e 1t ntA,r EEuS
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EOKNBRook & DILLON,
TltMBLLS.

AVE removed heir E.iabli, tment Ia their
bh New Brick Bui dug, east ,ide OF MAR.
kET :. few doors below The Post Office,
where they have supplied ihem>elvsS with a
rev aud large Engine AMI other hStufr ter
their business, IN . superior style.
They carry "n the House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING ~ ~ - branches
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are pf'paied Ia supply our customer. to any
extent w'ih lle aiTive piie 81 ihe h,si quality aud
al pf'ces as low a. u - u he had ~ the country
They have con,tlntiy on hand HydtauiS Of
various te'criI ton. haueTS' kettles water claS-
cts, bath Tub, hat and cold shower baths, rr.
forts i"r bleaching, chemical arp raiu>, lead
comnS, patent bath FumPs, lead pipe, Of all siz.
IS, sheet lead o. any lhickHcSs aud worked up
IN any manner OF ioim.
Water contacted through leairn pipes from
Sfripgs 10 dweinlg houses ia The country.
Superior pumps for county wells, Steam En-
gInrs Sc. Sc.
An nrdrr> thankfully received and punelu
ally attended 10
STEAM POWER.
For manuiac'aflng purposes can be Supplied
in several descriptions OF mechanics, "a the
, story OF lhsIi building, or on the ground
door az very moderate teal.
Wheeling Nov -, rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
FURNITURE wARE-ROOMs.
y0NE NJ. CA.EMENS.

ID ESPECrFtt LY invics The attention of the
IL tina. 81 wheelins snd the country. 4. HE
stock OF bcaoiiisl forniiurc. At hi- M. n, l22
Main street iew ;oors above he u $ Hotel. lie
hAsen hand,
SOFAS OF 'he lsicst ard NEST fashionable styles.
BUREAUS 20 -arsriot style snd the besi make
BEDS rEADS. rev and .aienIsl ,ue,n,.
TABLES-P,er. wuipg. Centre. Gard, Work.
Dining. &c. Sr. of he best style
STANDS Plain. Cherry. aiahosany. &c. 81; all
II y hich Will he sold rs low if not lower ihas n
any oihcr cs'ahii-hmcnt IN the city.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK.
ING GLASSES. FRAMES. aud all other Cab,aes
Ware G,rnished 10 order
MAHOGANY vENEERS--A good nock Cor
sa'e h,w
Ples.e call snd ,Saminc (ct yourselves.
dee 10
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READY MADE cnoTHINc,

J.. trfafi go eco, ufanrn "i u.e tu,tuct. / rn,tst
boost $50 Tailor hy rr i,,snn. ts,c worked
ihe . faHe t'r Gii,'n ,caf. The .ci,ro an abis
'Hd &" cpi uY oNi, rl'Ihuue aud uuk. il., IN up
'u nta'ef and cheapes 81, ., ihsn ai, other c.ab-
'shmcnl Ip itc ,r,. o. Is u.c'c-r f,r tlsse ttat
afF "u ihc hl-in's. and u- t,iors IN. m. 81, e..
% aitomr' c'mpen.tn Ol Ready Made CioiAiur.
have forge s--srucuf. 70. ttiinNs
bl.rk Riue. Bio~p. Olive arI lnvi-ille Gfcen
trcs and Dfs.s cua'-, Beaver ,iah Boa and over.
r'is, Pd'.i ,.p'h Dyct-tHats Nacsuau atd Tfpu-
'tHtf B.ftAet da. cs.. ~ 20 DO cl..u.u i D,
t~rs,is do. Jiau. f.'.ut 10 -is,-.
have vn hated au .H,ri'cri a,.ortusn, e t,lain
'fI ar'y ras-inirrr Paos.. ul,,k suJ blu, ,ioih
Points itct srrY fs-ira,is nfi.clc. snI an, quati.
IUy 81 rp-spri paus u' ali ,zs. aud prir,- J,nu,
tisd Tweed PANS ,i 90 ,fz-s aua piirss
li'c hurdf,d Nc.I-. ,mbsacue even style and
qualify.
>h,rs. Wftpref. n'awcr-,ro''at.. Re-. m, Stock.
''I-Ns. firs aut fanc, SIN nrd S,nn Scafi. SUt
idA's 81 ai ouiar af qusliiits .l,cr With tn
"h'f sti.t'c. usun'.S iouud go c.,'hirg srf,s
De- cu,c usiul. tn, go rn.I. m,r. at.d thc puhli,
;'urulY afe invited O. ,aH s,.d exam nc my .i.rk
Joe con.icetau.a i-r ,Lc hJ al rpronare he,erLt.
teud'd 20 nc. have pen ha.ci % Lorr.r Sbsk
'nd hsf item at ciirArtA R,1Ls thau / have oSrt
..a.u hriutr
RoogI.sc' 'ae cheap each clo,hine s'otcof
RICE
ocl conner ui Main Monme
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cnaSrrRr--A, rule. held

AIIKGINIA-tN ciiANcERY-At rules held
V ~ the Cissk'- oifce Of the c,rc.,i Superiar
c,uu 80 Law and Chnsrw Tor the county VI Ohio
tho month OF December 1916.
Lewis SnCn. Complsiaans,-
Frederick Smilh. John RI, HE. Samuel Neei. So.
h,c-ki Btndv. TIC Merchsots' snd Mechanics
Bank at waeeling. Jsrnb = Shriver. Jshn G.
Campbell and Aael,a ~, has wife. llanson w
Char line asd 81 ixahcih : Ia. wife. Parker Camp
bell aud isahel bis wife, Amelia Sprirg. J,sha-
riah Jscob admins raor OF Samuel Ssfigg. De-
cca.cj. Chris IAN wiler Goilieb Frohisch. Nor
ran Neisn, David Wagner an! Frederick e.
Spcgev,r. D.fssdasfs
The jeieudan's Fredetick Smith. John Richie. f.
David wsgne, ard Frederick e Spese,er. not hav-
,uE entered iheir appearance aud given security,
according Ia the oct of assembly and the rules OF
hi cout,. and Appearing by satisfactory prooi ihs,
they ore not inhabitants OF tho Commonwealth OF
Virgins. motion of the complainant by counsel.
It .. ordered that lie sald defendants do @ppear hero
IN the frs Monday IN February nett and answer
ihe CVmpa,nsDi. Ill., a. al That cory this order
he tofihwih inverted IN news, aper printed m
the city oi Wheeling isr Two m.nih. sueee..ively
AND Ps cd at the front door of the Csur house of
Oho county. cory ie-ls.
ALEX r LAIDLY. Clerk,
dec 2
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EerLL or INJUNCTION pending ia ,h,c,,

I'D I'LL or INJUNCTION pending ia the CIR
u - cut uier''t Coeuoi Law ard Chaneesy for
OHIO county. Stale oi Virginia.
Robert BiflUw.
Gidonn John
You me hereby notified that on MonJa, the 26ih
day 81 January mex. between Ihe hours 81 . o'clock
\ NJ and "'c'ock l. NJ at same day. OF Ike law Of
Zee Of James n Clarke, Esq. IA The cg of whec-
lug, OHIO eounIy ans Safe OF Ymgiu a; win ,sks
lie j'Pn.iuon. uf David ~ h,i-. William d Qusr-
ucr. Charles Echus aud o,hefs. 10 be read as evi,
dencc on tho hearing Of the asove eausa and ir
same should not he taken the day above named
ifo'n Any cnuse tie taking thereof Will 10 con,Iu.-
ed by adjournment LOm Time .. time until Tho
'nrre nre taken. ROBERT BARLOW.
To Ma GiDEON joins. 4y dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

USr received at he Shoe E1,ofiu,n. South
- End Maikei Street
trunk al Ladies Gne Calf looi-
do do BsshH, SHoos
do Aii,ses' Nrfocc" Boots
All "f which ~,il be sod low iof Ca.h
dec 10 'fODD X HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

n D ECEiNED BY THE UNpER<lC NED /
"A = from 'he eiiiss OF New Yutk Philaielrhia
sud Esifm'te, large aft general asSyr,mcnt ~
6.fuf cfie. Which 20 addition 70 burner .hcs akc.
their rs-uftmssi complete. 81 which The G,iloy,nr
. par. Which they are di..osed 10 sell ON the
snosi dSaratc terms
1870 B,gs RoC,Ge
IS &c Java %
81 do rsprrr
% 20 pi,rsuia
IS chest, Yourg li,.pn re,
% 10 GunIawdsr aud Imperial
100 hhs Np2 and Ms,Lerel
% Jo al Sugar
200b Lhs Gsue,. Scotch SAUL
l0u0 Ia. Cod Fab
5000 do Bf zier's 4 Shcs,hing Curpst
300 Bnc, TIA Plate
1900 L1s B,n,s 1in
500 Ia. Spcle
600 L.. Wi,e Nos 6 T., IS
'a-e. Lqn.s,ce Ball
25hO L.. Mnddsr
AGO Ii. Cn..,a
. Brs Cove.
20 Rnss Hai.ins
3 Bales ) a msnds
10 Bfl. Alan
Bd Nuim,gs
- Boxcs Chocolate
20 Bri- ChiPped iogWoud
10 do Gr,lnd Gtuget
Cetuuns Indigo
! eask L.mphiaek
~ k'g. Mustard
IS b.lcs CaSsnJish 'robaec,'. 5. ~. and Ii
lu,nrs
100 Bis y q M"lrsse.
20 DO SuElr House
FLEMING & HUNTER.
II Tho fullowng auiclc- uf Country Pr,iucc
taken ~ Exchange. Bacon. Lard, Fesiheu.. Bees
~ar. DuUef Clover Seed. Fiersccd. Ciu.eng. Rag.
~. &c FLEMING 4 HUNTER.
Whcciinr. ~, %. as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

% ~ CASKS AIHRATUS
* 81 80 Duth Nader
"ash French Niaddst
Is Bf. Ahu
10 Lsit ht', Salt Peuo
cusks EJ>om Sal.
30 sai soda
80 Chalk
30 Btl, Spanish whinug
cn,k Spanish Brown
d. NeiIiiRn Red
10 Lampnaok
20 if,. CoFpcta.
81 DO Rosiu
sr.sss Lifuorice Bail
3lBoNcs No ChlcOluie
5lke q Mustard
'has Pepper
30 80 Alspice Ju,i rccd ard frf salc Ivy
nc, % CRaNGLE 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

~ o. t.i'n.fr r'. lraf ue s.4t bd RI
-. 80 ih, aiukoI ii.u.e. -
DARE & HOGE. ore rrN ieaHulc.utal .ul
vii keep Occasionally .u Iau8. % .,ec s-4s .u,,utai
HATS Atd CAPS ,i tLe i.-t' ,.sir- auI ui.uu.
'p''"'cd Tom 't' no.t ma.ft.a.s Bob p u. i'ing
pacuc.i llausr.. VC maac suI srrruuicf.d ih.
'oaAure fsii Hs, llIs Nr ttI oar Cti-ars $500.
'hascd ir4m .hc tgasi ,tis-sItt Coz Nsn.t, fuIrf,
o. THE Easirfu tu.rs. 200 tit lss,-. pisces
Al ihuse "a Watfui e,utane och. r. aUi Iafes.
ANsS'clH ipshifn.at llt.s a#I Core -l,.INa,s
nnd them 90 uuf establishment. q. t..l exc tH.,aI d.
make hU'vn mod laiiai ui o.. -ll men. .fsal
guOd wstk AID itw prices.
srpi DARE a li.sI. Union.
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WHEELING, VA.

.ui'ahie 60 Winis' Wear, large -r..s Il o,.c.n.
iNtH. itsNNtLs "a 30 sorts; Atr,cAs figured
100 r.n.u. CHsrr and MrrtN D.fcu-sf. c,tcar..
Ntstissa. ,sfvpt. esther r.il,i,s su IaJt,.' u,sf
IAilokS TRIMMINGS lafEr p,-nn.st
AZ 90 csc n.rNc et-Hi. 0tt ,sl vh~'c-tie CO..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

Gideon John. Defendant
TIE Defendant BOT having entered his appear.
anec Md gwen security according g., the act OF.
rsscmbiy and tho rules OF this court and II aprcsri
'ne - sasiscioty ptuof that no "a not an inhabi.
ia"' oi Tie commonwealth Of Nirsinia-On motion
II The complainant hy Iouuscl. Il Is ordered that
the sad defendant do arpsar here on the first Jay
~ The neNi Term uf this ctuif aud The said
o'mslai"sn's h,ll. Rud that cupy of al, order Der
forthwith in-"ricd N samr newspaper printed ia
Tho fiy Of Wheeling Cor tNO months .ucccssiveIy
aud f'sied At the n.ut door OF the court house of
Ohio ,'ounly. A copy ir-'r.
ALEX Il LAIDLEY. Clerk.
OOoD dec ,
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CFEEiPE.l'T CAP sToisF,

NORTH END or WATER STREET. IN
LIZ ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED
AGE STORE
ID hoNDS rcVceuulIy nf,fm
'.A"''f "n haud s.usft r. ..f,as.t a Il,t. ~.
."'S ~ mo i"'"s' sie. Nt.cl bc ,,siaIis ID. bo h.
"''o a. c-csp o. Dnt ia .b.s ui.sltt a cone.
.. ,eHms"l 81 HAT CASTS ..f ile g.. n,sso...
80. ''''''' "'.H''s 'a rH''i.s.e ary nfthv ab.,c
''"'I,- re repeatedly m,..,.I r.s.,.. l..,..I
~ SIS TIh.DNbS
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WHILE N. OLDHAM.

y X y l. \ 7 l. \ W,
We I'LL PRACTICE in the Couf,. OF M,r>hnlI.
w Eyer, aud Obio cnun'ir.. Va OFfIcK AZ
Ma MATT &. u. Va GEAyE CRElk T.. 81 orficE
Sc II
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a hANt iuf- a4f received sos iui sutk 600
fIench Penuma.,. vbb,p w,u lf sid yer,
nW Zoo Gosh. % tpus.sls 40 .he llloainr af icse. iu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

VIRGINIA. IN cua>cEsy- Rule. held
IA the clerks "ilice OF The Circuit Superisr
Court OF Law and Chancerv s'r The county Of oaio
IA The month of December lslS.
Robert Barlow. Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

From the Deputy sheriff of New York.
Or Smrh's Sugafod & dian Vegetable riils" have
been used "a The Edudec stree, Dcbiut'. Pfi.an.
wiih uhc"nmtn saii,i.cuOn. / have u,yct hcsnl u
medicine spoken ST With muf. tniefe,t by 4 n,k
Nho have taken ihe,, pills
JAMES BENiNS Deputy Sheriff
For sale by PRYOR a PAIL
nov u 9m Alatkct St Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09
TIE LATE FLOODS.

We last week merely alluded to the bate Sc
we're freshet--not having time 10 collect details.
The WOODEN Factory Of Alessrs REED s soSs,
at this town, was very severely insured-the
foundations being very much daaaaggaa, The
machinery also sustained very material injury;
but we hope taey VIII soon get every thing
3'to rights again, ard that generous com
munity will 90 every thing in their power to
encourage them and reInunerate theln for their
losses. Middle Creek and Mill Greek in the
Southern end Of the County were very much
swollen, and great damage has been sustained
by all Of the Millers along these creeks. Great
damage has been done TO the crops both cut
andgrowng. Back Creek was also very high,
and we learn from one Of our farmers in that
neighborhood that great loss has been sustain
ed BY the farmers, We also hear of great
damage along the Potomac and Opequon.-
Indeed the papers from all quarters are bur
dened with the most fearful accounts.
The Georgetown Advocate states that six
breeches have been made IN the Chesapeake
s. Ohio Canal between that city and Harper's-
Ferry, none Of which however are Of a seri-
Gus character The 'sCanal boat sCharles,'
belonging to Mr.. JOHN EsERy of Williamsport,
was washed out with the embankment," the
other side of ''Noland's Ferry" and lost--she
had on board so bis. Of Flour and A of Whis-
key.
The Rockingham Register" published a,
Harrisonburg, gives an account Of a.'FEARFuL
FLooD" at that place, on Tuesday night, the
sob ut Very considerable daslage done
to the town; several of the merchants lost con-
siderable amounts in goods washed away,
damaged, &c A MIR. JACOB HALE and fam
lily Were in iminent danger they fled to the
second story of their dwelling, and were res
cued after much trouble by the launch OF a
wagon. upon which they ''out-rode the storm
in safety' Our friends of the Register came
in for share Of the damage, as the angry
food attacked the strong hold of tenth Lee
gion" Democlacy-burst open the doors
Knocked down cases-upset forms, and rose
up to the very bed of the peoples friend
The ryrant's foe" Our friends We're left better
Of than some of their neighbors, for they had
plenty of app for supper. Better luck to you
next time. friends WARTMANN.