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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18
BRlDGEovER THBNIAGAEA-Arr

jet Is On foot for constructing a suspension
bridge across the Niaga1. near the Falls. MIR.
Elicit. Of Philadelphia. an engineer. who has
carefully inspected the localities. has selected
a point about a mile and a half below the cat.
sTact, and near the Nhirlpool, where the dis.
iancc from one high bank to the other does
not exceed 200 feet. The cost Of hanging
bridge q, that point. Of sufficient strength 10
sustain the weight OF a roll road train or any
other bur,hen which may b. placed upon il.
and made in the best aud securCst manner, is
estimated by Mr.. Elle, at s2O0. 600. lie Of
iers 10 construct such bridge for lhot sum.
and 10 subscribe $4,000 TO its stock. This
bridge Is chiefly important as connecting the
great railroad about 10 be madc through Cana.
ia, from the Niagara riverio a point opposite
Detroit, with the contemplated milroad from
Rochester, Via ~Lockpogi, 10 the Falls.
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SETTLING me pLFFlcuLrY

i wheeling Times proposesto comprom
I've the conflicting claims for a Railroad TO thr
ONO, Ia the following article. Ii strikes rs
that the letter from Col. Crozet to Mr. LYONS
which we published, removes all necessity for
n new examination. However, 20 max the
matter doubly sure, the schemes Of the Wheel
ing Times might be adopted--lt con produce
no mischIet--SaVe an expense OF time aud
money.-Riehnond Enquirer.
We would susges, TO the Enquirer that we
zee no necessity OF the loss OF time or money.
The oh reconapisaners Of the various route.
will do much towards combining tn possible
oaes toa smlll numbsr. AMI Reconnaissance q
tn several passes through the mountain.
would hS the surrey TO one route. The pref
cradle route could be settled in six months 20.
1000 dolLrs. II the Legislature could agre,
simply To settle it as a fixed fact" that Rich.
mond should b. connected with the Ohio
River.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18
RUMoRs FROM wAsHINGToN.

We subjo,n TWO Washington letters in
WHICH are scmc speculatious regarding on,
iorisn relations AMI the character ofthe forth.
coming message ol President PoLx:
Correspondence Of tie v. j. Saadry Tf-re,.
W~AsaISSroE Nov ~. -.
Everything Looks tactic and prosperous
both IA foreign end domestic relations. /
have conver4 u with several Western mcm.
b'rs. who speak reasonably aud s-nsibly on
the Oregon question, and who, while claim.
lug Up To the oath degree as our own. are by
no means disposcd 10 close The door ON nego.
uauon. or asSume the responsibility or hasarJ
ol u war. Important despalChes have beer
received from MIR McLane on the subisct. BE.
tdidng the pacific opinion vi the Ministry ant
eminent men Of influence IN England. Pub
lac orinion IN bo;h countries will s.ttle In,
q iesuon smicsbly, AMI no one will rcjoic.
more al the result than the President. Al
thlag. look well with MEXICO, and a~citiacn o
hlgh standing. -unconnecird with petty luca
political Qaarrvls, viii b. sent there as Minis
ter and suCh a man = much Whutcd-on,
who viii command influence ir1m hlgh stem
ding enc character Nery little will be don,
with the Tariff az this cTisis--the van houss
system ] think will b. adopted. There j.
every appearance OF a tranquil session. MIR
DdCnsn VIII 20 on tue brtCh-hc desires II
snd lis friends ought n.I 10 interposc sclGsl
views.
Correspondent, 81 Tie " J. Tribune.
WASHING roN CRY. Nov. 22d. 1918.
have been given TO understand, from Q
quarter IN which / believe can place ~rclisnc,
That the Presidents Message To Cousnss
Its op ming will very likrly.- al! parl's
~outhcrn Loco Focos. II has been prvtt,
universally conjcCtuTed that Orcson would b.
tht staple OF the Message. and warike 80 that
Tor the purpose OF "Overslaughiug." a. il is
termed here, the Tariff and Sub Treasury. |
am informed that directly The contrary 10 this
VIII prove 10 be the tact, AMI that the Oregon
question will play a very subordinate part 10
TIC Iuutt and Slb-Trcasury, as much 80 as
the Tariff and Sub Treasury have PLAYED TO
thr Oregon IN the organ. am told that The
iFcsld'nt end Secretary of the Treasury aEuce
IN iheir recommendations Ia Congress, and
hat the Message OF the one will sustain the
Report OF the otler. The ground taken is to
'-FlatiOoted for The Sub casur,: ditto Tor
Tue REPEAL OF The TariG OF 1919, and the sabsii-
tu'lon vi a twenty per cent maximum, with
determinations below that rote Tor revenue
only And orcgon IS to occupy a Subordinate
position 10 either OF the previous subjects.
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field Of the instrument. The number sen
last would indicate the existence ofa vast
numb,r Of sm,ll meteors at a great distance
irom the eot,hs surface" f.
l.. yet rcmaiu4a problem for Astronomers
90 soise. whether there are no Other satellites
than The Moon. revolving round the Esrh1-
And whether the contact Of these with the
aimo.Pher, or pcrhaTs. some internal volca-
no. Is not the cause Of their visibility. or. Of
the eTdpuve stones they sometimes cast upon
the Ear,h7-Cm. Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18
COMMERCIAL RE- ORD.
Walelms. Nor. %.

Wh<eiirg, Nor. 90.
The weather os will be seen by The state o,
our ,hemomcter has become cold within two
or three days. Therlng j. below our fgure
la the morning il was down 10 10.
The Iiwris falling. 3 feet at Pi,tsbur.h
night before last. Wheat commands 92ag5
cts. -Four holders ar, asking s..
Philadelphia. NoU. %.
THE Observation-Disclosures il en-
qpired iog Al So GA bat hull,nrtus, 10 sell
under 500. The rynsae ions consequently
have been limited. One or two sales of stand
ins q"slli ats6.73P Dbl. GRIiY -Fur,bcr
soies OF 5000 bushels good rtnn'a red Wb@at
al sl,S6 v bushel. and one lot at something
higher; a lot OF white at Sl,i3. Corn-SIrs
.gi good round yellow at 50, aud new al 90 10
90 c,s' according TO quality. oats-Sil,s of
SiIlhem at 10 yts which isa further adyane,.
Glow ,r,,ed IN inquired ior, AMI lGe will com.
maud &c -.
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n sPLFNnIn Mrrrnn

Pui-ls1f Nit,hej an4aua, s.i4tb.G.uo.
81 ibs moiaiur laai on Fuia, e.e1inp 49,
h- N" iH,n h Obvrtafou ysry )
meteor ll' iIst OILS rived it ncsf tLe "a,
Castor iu G.mini
iHe motion was comparatively SLOW ana
.1s mp'tnrnf in &c shadow srasfil tb. -
Hf q i-Frnf % 5ects WIS if--tin.Ig..c IA
m of finally bgrsi into dtc ef, SIX fr,rr -.
.H. laIs Q OF theo preceding no Oh = A., +.
s" seconds wheu tl.yail d-issparsa.j
lls intensity oi iHs -hsdows r.,,. tti.m.',n
must have emitted t equal t1 uEst On,
"i pH when aaU9i .lIiul. This Is n.
.'1 IHf... rrlu % ofthS Ng.smb 80.
shower lte t.me Is what r...
~. oPI.ItuuIy i.f oirerin. 49, u
on ihs - b and lJth iu-t. wss l..t H..
Ia' ilai 20. noon which $50. of tl., n u
ai.t .i cHgfs rId I'D Co., smell m.,,"
'dnoia. O. last ey,nlu- WAS ~
'aiio ol Zoe meteofs .Wi,b ile ps4. a
olt What VIZ o pmaftstla. ro H..
t1f'e 20. ftors pass q across tha nh 80"
lci''rope 80 ihf course OF about fog,
lh.s w'u small aul -1oidul. h ..or.
aIasts. eJ,. Since ihe fa.rt.rpotr, ~
iIscipf have nCt ss1.prti5ss to H.. a.
nof 'Dan thiet or fen m..eop s~t5~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18
FIoUR AFLOAr oN -

FLOUR AFLOAT or THE CANAL,
forwauier who has been cor..sude - ~,
-" path Tor To- lost fifteen years. s5I $50.
Nn'"s pretty accurately The extent Of III.
m.en' Tor rmo,inF property. gave % a. he
'pihlpns mat tbats vas on M0mtst I,.t =,
Iras; Two hundred THOUSAND Dbl. al Co.,
rosi b't'Tcen ihis riiyau4 Alnng a. go
ted, within the dislslrr ct Ten mile. 80. 80
Otioa. SEVENTY Eve b1ats. seventy 49,
which were loaded wholly. or il ~, ,.I
hop' Evey Thing 10 To- shop f.rn
"21s 81 Z canal boat has been s.tiu n,....
Bzfal0 Con far N0B. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

UT be a.s iue.sh ftt s,r
~ Ht21h u.. 800, 49, w.
"h JNN.Is NHrrLE. .s,l 10
9" t.H ln Tee alt al. u
Uf to o1 hon Dol. L,r
~'s'A ~. ttd ln. lsar.. .fa -
't T''s tai &c taa itss, o.. =
81 ffrstn tst 81 .aIs.. w
: '''''fs o. i'ushlf.t =. $40 3 81, Ist IS
"', 80 Nf a'"'e 'ss.sJ u, b. apr .t.,
re - sij 'erutSfy ~ bs ssas, ,.
=, "' ISAAC SURF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18
PUBLIC MEETING

The citizens of Wheeling interested in The
cause Of education arc invited 10 meet al the
City Hall, ON Tuesday evening next, to ap.
point delegates TO the Richmond Edutaticn
Convention-to be held on the loih inst.
MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

ttNALt B-AUrY-CULPAHLE NEGLECT
~ 70 h's ts'r "l.riy,d b., ,i.itsu. ,.,m IN -.
'"''e'." a. "e" o. ~ Der 81. % me s..i colt,s,-
'' ''Nr a. '"s ihni 10 spio"untryi d, here y i,fy.,
"a 81 ''n1e beauty arpl sI,rlicnre than ,p 49,.
''y' fc' "hte he shas.6 ,e,. lee maker 4 .J
nh'"''f ~" Engaged 80 ado,fug oua,e'. %, r,.
= mac "h' lau alpeaf. aigr /. l,snI, o,ga.,I,t
''' h"f H'w aH.u q, tbc n,ssr. oitreu,
nv "'-'' DO d''icaie h'tm ~ ihe lltr ~ b.,,t-
% %" """sh '~-'"f'd be- h'.hi sfa o.. tef ils-.
.''s "H'rh o'"r Hdrusd brt hs,d.. isuf
'" ser ~" te"u' 81 li'rf stf rul isan,,
f i rrste'isr r. baN e., p.t.e ,,T.
''d rsn mHi',si 81, mssh a.p ,t ,.
'h"" H r''sf tsilifR rmta,' 80 te ,,.,.,
. N''h Ihri sfs,i. a,d asking ~, J, g,,..
nor I"mf'. wtish WlN .~sft.,Hy ,.,t,, IA.
'r'r'nf IHu ca itm,ie hfaah
"'''' ''f d"'-'"s t'pp ea pls ne rnon.n,
piui 81 isalie lee 50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

LATE FROM CHiNA.-C4nlon new, 70
the SOth August has been received in New
York
Considerable activity prevailed in the tea
trade al Shanghai. The new crop arriving
freely, and sales to large extent had b..S
effected. The consumption ol American rot.
ton goods is modcmic-lomcsucs oyni.I ~
- fO, and twiils 81 50 each. SaanihsL.I II !,
aid, has iuly ON up 10 thc expectations ol
ith most sTdcnt friends. The market Tor im.
roTts - bal llte inferior TO Cdutun."
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&eI.OOOI

= to'e"b" hI'~' Ls'r,s. cis@ M 249. 10 n. draw.
/, "l",.rt.n' Del 90 Mfpt,s D.e, sab-t rs. as
J ts}5O00 ! g. 1000 81 q oSno
IS NJ. ~ tsita. T.Iet. \ 80. - 49,
'ae1" ? Is ot-'s. ~ alb; $3.50 81 f..o,,,,an'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18
sMALL PnY LOTTrnv.

O.."'s go sHtsthu b. o. nth - rsssmiss
ptaNs o. Ir sisfs--'spHai Piss 5000
MhF' . rssi. ~ ttntf.sis ~ tsekags shoiss
w shsfFs Boo psp fiiun
ht1~s on fbuf.dsrs-Cspsis pin 5000
Whole Trkr,s ". eeft6ssiss - pssksgs = holsa
sit stare. 90 ptI-anmn
b"~sen snueias --Gaptst rfn etO00
" ap's Tickets si s'n'irais 81 pscksss holes
SO si=fts boz o. r.rpa
AtHfsss ysuf .fdsts ~
~ - N q nOReFY- WAa.nn. VI
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S2O.OON.

Grand eoHSolsdahd Le,,s ofL eassnS C,s,g,s
Class No. ~,
F" he ffH"n D. Wimfng on. sanfsay. Dee, "a
! - q coo cfl20OO I Is 5000 n D
- y. 2 ipil''s 1ictel. 10 dole; ren,6es,s
i''h s. 20 whoiss l36 dol., shatrs in r,,o,,,spn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

" ''A~ c'-Hi ,'~'s"fc "a laying hcio"s asr
r"s. Rrd he tuh % gr"''ailY. me ihr
tem : 80 ID cemteT huONing ihrm q, Re heller
#an Hiy 'ih'n. u I'd ur the puhiit Wr-' nf tho
' uislr-. Srni 80 ,our ntiets ter Parkas.a.
i- = tee ms go uisf wa, ~ adSrn,urnf IN
.n"fi's ~ agsuH, s-Wi ~ ,"ur nfdrrs ~nh
.eh 80 u" itrLtt. 'ttiu.'j si,d he, Nil meet
Vtii' n. much stcHr"n Ne ~ -f-OnAiiy appl,~d iat.
81 .Ti"r- e"mt p.'icciJ sale Il, mz,L
Addrrss. N 4. DORSEY
Ia Nbo tn. sid mrie pa ln the last n.on,h
tau toy utter y ni-f ~ i,r O. s.. aud eau Produce
los ,loruusn'-. C.il aud zee
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10000

! 'knm'Ie River Lat N.ca.N n 2ss So NJ dawn
- WIN" F'r. 1n'sds,. D.,emte, g'IsIS
l .. S@'tuo j." 5CC0 l." 5000 $4,000
paokngs rs ~h"l,s ~ doc. ,h.,e. m ,r.oo,m"n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

~ extensive WpOlien m,r get-yy n,
. hoPpiH, a. EatDG. hamilton Emit.
"as arstfoy-j Dy hrs on 81 isv
l's nc i''l %tH'tdui. ~ der vii, .,.tl -
W .1'a'in' '0mis q Sp.l. IH ~
sut n1 Insurance. 'I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18
$4O,OOO!.

"'4'H f'N1'td8I'a LfNfs - ~ a. usr, 4 C.orra
Class No a
tr d'a~r a. w r~.'rgian. d S-,utJ,, MS
! :. slOohO J 81 10000 loi 1000 | of esla
80 - ~ "a ls T'cksi. SIS. csr,6es,s ~
p"'1nee 20 "'ol' 800 ioi. .hafes IN prot or,,,n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18
S25.OOOy

rt.m'he Rive Lorep. cia.. y pa IL he dawn
- m'e' a. Ni"nday Dcesmh-, g. ISiS.
] 81 $4,000 | ai 5000 l,Js6On - oeoo
IS No Is hiltuts Tickets ! dnlL. c.,,ss~,~
"'A"ss 20 "Loies lie doll; shares IN proton.oa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

suBLlME.-The Editor Of lbe Nelr PHI.
adetphfa Democrat, commences a leader .ba,
when the creator Of the Cniyers Js,ra
That msn should earn bis bread hy M. ,y,ea, =,
hls bfow-do you supp0ss hat he iaitIss5
there shoald BE- gogSmcl"
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oUUUO uOlIApa
$4,000.

u 10m'ke Rover La'Iey Of Del Glaze Ne 2Ii.
'"lr t'H'" oi Wilmington. "Wednesday. Dee's =
.sl2o'O 50 - 1000 at 800 OF 500
pHoh.se IS whole. so i,ll.. .h,,es ;, en-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

MAHOGANY The Journal oiC 5mmerce
publishes q lett > from Havana. dated Noyeu.
Or y which says that the lntendcnt has i,.y.
Cd an order prohibiting the expectation Of
mahoeany and cedar rom lnr ll.nL nlr-h-
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$4,000 Dollars.

"'s'a CO.'S hsasf Ltsrv sf DslsSsss q CayrsG.
Class no ~.
~ d''w' ~ Wtla Btt,r. D.i esfy DEF ~.
, t5'nuo t"f l0OOp 81 5000 ~ 1000
20 " - haHas Ttrtsis 30 Asss; ssn,sssss
pseAssf = vhniss I1s dole sssss. ~ nso ,,r,..
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eoOoOOi

Pokom ka R'r,o LaUery II u ciGs 239.
T. u" srTWH. w ir., s'p, bf..dav Dec I. isls.
! 10000 ol 7OC0 - 5000 si 1000
80 10 b'I". "kci. 30; r~tu6cs, o OF
'@'""s' % "i--l.. 40 d,ii.: .hsrs s'n prspsuinaL
10000 DOLLARS.
L e"n"h" River l.s'Tfg o. D-isNare. Clas 2lO.
70 q" dr,~n ai WIN ualon. De-. mhe, 81 Is4S
! - S2D0sO ri 5000 ot 5000 81 5000
- NJ 10 h.lmi. Tioksts SIS; reuiGcs,s q
racAaSc p ~hvt. $40 share, in poepon,on.
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An individual has Just been convicted oil
a"sllmS IN Alabama, and sentenced to one
years iapTisonm nj and hard laIor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

The New odsns papenoi he I7tb ;,,,,,,
STATE That the Hon. HESRY CLAY intends visit.
ing that city Ia q short time on business
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bTa' nii Adm.ul Tunaoa. f., bi. a..
e. ,a oonaai with ~ ptthuntrt4|.
."Ton 90 . ssvcr Iris,,, =,
br.skfrsf7 AP ~ Q good
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A SLIGHT corn rur NorutR or cox

a SLIGHT COLD TilE MOtIER or CON
StMlTiON'-l"i nni 'hose complain cf h,irg
i,iicn ay - rcitile whi,h ihrv have cherished y,
maturity iu their hseoms Whct The, miehi have
urnsh~i - ip he rig Now. II We cal: a sish,
"rld tic csc. md pieDn.y. 81 ntGmattnn OF lie
i""es. Hsi "s ahd 'usrnsaptssn tie v,ttnin..,,. ,.t.
80. The n'ni'er wttic pprr han ,srie,ti, G,,,,,i
There ar many wnts 10 ~LHh his srs mn, IA.
'etos"'i suJ inivhrI Cong ~s,sld~nfy. y -i,,,,
clnd. irna = hrs'-d mt n r,ls atmsq b, re: ,.rse,
HlV ~ lon raH tun'uve g. he in q Is . ut Ie,.ptm.
iHn. 'uung 80 s%'ntlinr ~ y dough-. However
sieh ~ y Tie htsH'h 81 dtaih fcalst. std lsd.u
wnh ne rnr"r of he gave. Lying "a damp bri.
80 there IL c"li at'n. shpli ,m,face yun-conyin-
"ne Ia wei %clo'hiue. and meieuug wcl ted
'he'r awl n hnnd'ei oihers. are > m ui H,e rays
IN which You IN y slowly Imgru crublv. tni sure.
w chcfi.h the creature net .hailn NJ ias rfr,p in.
ct"irahiy n.wafJ.. aud tc roilod ab,ui your ven
Ntsis.
Au'ni ~ his in scasau-cvcn n ,iighi r,id !. M
staHii '"afst A. Tho ere attach ne WiSTARS
BALSAM Or WILD CHERRY IL :. SUR T., cn,e.
sd - - nc "niv 'esncdy ,un can fsce re,i.cf r,p
hie"r" ~ % e. m-,etrts. q the rwi uj he d.ca,e,
Md 'h"i""rhi, r@a'ci'-- ~. rt ,hie ., Dr. 3
t~RUMBACKER 10 Mann ~; ais, b, PRYOR A
PAUL l6i Mars"tS' whec l,r Va. toy2t
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3 PRIZES OF $4,000 AVE $4,000.

"'F'a Coo" hfa''d Lstly dass ~
: "'-"" =, Nfn hFt o - nrfsv Dee 90. as.
3 +" $4,000 1 eTisCO0 i.ts24l a sNoo
- So. ~ fstr. T4tsD SI9. r,,,Sr..
lhc 49, 20 Ni'is. is5 io.. .hsfe. ,s p,usoU,oo.
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Daily EtmR8.
SATURDAY. NOV. 20, Isio.

oiSrERS.-Ns have tested the skill OF
Mr. T.. T. linn. or Monr,v street. in dussins
oysters and all other ediolvs. We ATTENDED
u sapPrt on THURSDAY evening given BY him
10 s1nlry CHOICES sP.ils, snl Ne cannot but
c1mnpend bic establishment ~ The patronage
y; The community.
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BRONCHITIS. CorOaBS CONSUMPTION
20 90 49, as AnDuiIh ~rh h. slave s.,..
hif'e"'" Hs'rf hns io ,slisye. ,.d ,~
' '''Ii f"fe' n.e .uf"f en- b.. Y.s
t''s D. d. CRUNBACKER. Ait.
ie,, 20
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CuEssMEN.

CHESSMEN,
SENERAL .es at Che--'n-n large and small;
~ nlsp he Che's Player. Hand Book. containing
= iil Arcinnt o the Game al Chess; also Bseksam.
~ u R,iris and D,nu"-,s. &c ale by
iHN % JOHN J IiASWELL. Wheeling.
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Madame Isabella Caibauo, one of the mos.
1'Ied 1auiatnc, ni ltolv. anl &c ult.
N'ss'.l' expired 0l Hc 1fh uit.. mar b..
10 Wrote iUe ie.l5alng aDaas
eAp iof Hcf- tlIAibcits, 'OulI1. AZ
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

oys;ers and all other edibles. We ATTENDED
u sapPrI on THURSDAY evening given By him
10 sunlry choice sp,uts, sni Ne canuot bat
Commend his establishment ~ the patronage
vi The community.
CS-A TORN CoAT.-Tie parers have
been mikinS gr'ai fun OF a country editor.
who innocently lid that ION ms outside
would bc found a Torn coat. Alas. there
arc many 30. aud We pity them; bat such is
not our cas-. thanks 10 VI ssrs. %Jcuuincs &
g. W. 23l. Roadway. New York. who ere.
perhaps. among the first Mcrchaut.Iailors in
III. Union. They are accomplished ia their
line. too, Beyond the ordinary sun OF men,
What do YOU Think We wrote 80 them a
few day ago simply. rrhaf - true, that we
wsr' six feet high snl rsH proportional
sporting the finest pair of whiskers in tle L..
mon, withan imperial 10 match. and yvster-
day We dropped in at Houston & Mills store
& the Governor sid there was q package Tor
us. On opening II NJ found a Grs, rate coat,
lined and padded throughout, and The most
peJoeftt that a man ever put ON his back
Not wrinkle. and every thing ia the latest
New York style. Any of our delinquent sub.
scrbcrs who are anxious TO fork over con have
a sight OF i; gratis by calling at the Office
Tilors will be charged fifty GENTS for lacLio
al the outside sn.l al 4o' "c pll'H'6
o."Img. Dsndies will be charged only
scventy-hvc centsif they bnug a servant to
carry them out after they have tainted. ANY
rel made man can have a fret class at By
sending hrs measure to T. jennings &Co.
SICK RoGUE.--Mr, / Burt, on John
street, met with a queer customer on Thurs.
day. ii, keeps a livery stable. snd some.
times takes boarlcrs who are sick. sent BY the
oNers'crS Of the poor. A few days since they
sent him a young Englishman who had the
fever 81 asIe badly. snl shook, himself, as he
had not dimes enough to shake. On Thurs
day evening Mr., b. had gone to bed, the sick
ntan IN the adjoining room. Between ganl
10 he was called out 20 put up a ho.se;anl
put on his over coat. leaving his pan,a.
loon' oa IN, foot OF hi, bsl. Ia a few
minutes h returned, anl looked in 10 See
how hi, patient was; bat IA, had got ND and
gone out. lie called him and he answer.
et, out Of doors. IL, went 10 bed. but in a
short tune became fearful that something had
happened To his lodger. IL got up ani called
aBa'n--no answer. IL thcu became alarmed
under the impression that he had hintrd or
died ont oldoors. When he dressed himself.
however, to 90 and search him, he louni that,
has wallet, from his pantaloons pocket, with
so' m 1t. was gone. Between 10 aud II we
saw Nj h. Oh the hunt tor hi, patient.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28
"WARROCK's ALMANAC FOR 1912

With his usual industry and puncualily, our
worthy neighbor has already placed The year 1917
in full review before us. A glance al his neat and
useful publication induces rs TO recommend il TO
the attention of all who desire 10 be properly post-
ed" for the next year. This number, besides The
usual valuable information about The sun, moon
weather &C., contains great variety OF other
useful and entertaining matter. To Virginians
and North Caroliuians il is particularly useful
and interesting, containing as ii does list OF the
public officers Of the State, The times of holding
the county and other Courts; list of the men,
bers of Congress and Legislature; the counties
forming their Districts, &C.. &c. The headings 10
few of The Miscellaneous articles will show the
pleasing subjects embraced in this department,
oil the work, viz: "Courtship and Malrimony,"
Glove, Hope and Memory" "Good Advice to
Girls" "Advice TO Young Men in the ouse, Of
Life" ITO My Sister Lately Married." "Kiss-
Ing" 1.-THE Way of the World" &c. Every far
mer, house-seeper, or business man, should have
copy of this Almanac. Mr.. WIS long expert
cnce in line, assisted by the reckonings of Mr.
Richardson of Louisa, enables him 10 "suess"
with surprising accuracy al the kind Of weather
we shall have the following year. (and in this
No. he tells Us all about iD-thus enabling farm.
ers and others whose interests may be affected by
rains and SHOWS and storms, TO Calculate" the
stale OF their crops, &C., in advance. At all events,
the prognos,ics Of The weather, in friend Warrocks
Almanac, are as reliable as those of any similar
publication.