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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
CHEERING NEWS

The means OF the government are AMPLE;
il has a surplus i'm cash of more than arc mil
lions and a large ooeruing rereaue; ITS treasu-
~ notes are receivable now every whsre IN
payment OF public dues and redeemable here
in specie, whether before or after maturity.
Union.
We are glad TO hear that the government
is flush OF money and in good credit. Let IT
be remembered, however, that IL Is indebted
TO the ample revenue afforded by the dHti-re-
uenue tariff OF 1912 for its cash surplus OF D
millions. as well as for the credit given 10 its
no,es--as ii will BE- remembered. that, prior
10 the passage oi that act. its receipts were a.
bout six millions per annum less than It's ex.
penditures. while IL sought in vain To borrow
a dollar. so low was its credit. Twelve months
hence, we suspect the Union will be compel
led to poilt to b-ggarly account OF empty
vaults. and perhaps to a deprecated govern
ment currency besides. Nous verrons.
Richmond Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
ITEMS


From The Paris Letter Of the National In.
teliigeneer.
The champagne vintage of 1916 promises
to equal ia quality that Of the most famous
years.
In Paris ten or twelve millions of francs
are now appropriated TO the enlargement of
Old streets, and the opening of ne'y. TO con.
meet distant points. All are to b. finished In
three years. with view not only to conveD.
fence, but establishment
A young French swinderwho was arrested
about fortnight ago in Paris represented
himself To his various victims as The son of
Lord Maxwell, an AmSric0n Senator and Sc
~ earnest enquiries were made by tbc sbop
Keepers aud officers Of justice 10 know II his
assertions were true
I here has been a grand musical festival in
Zoe hipPodromr; the orchestra was the most
powerful ihai was ever heard in Paris being
omposed Of eighteen hundred wind insiru.
ncnis According to Bchioz. (lhe highest
."'h'niy) all music be tha open air Is q mere
umara he thinks iliat five hundred ipstui.
"tnis DO close ball would have produced a
non, completely musical effect The r..
'pis 81 the evening amounted TO twenty.
.'e Thousand frames
~ experiments made iu Algeria fog mi..
lG i''' ca-tfHiHS ipsfet and tor ib, .4b..
FHi woeesslIa'c been quite succc,slu!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
CiNcINNArI. Sept. %.

NINNINsNtIIf y IT. -
The river is now down to nearly its usual
fall level, aud the import and export trade is
yery dull. The last accounts from Pittsburgh
gave but little rising , feet wateriu the chan
mel. while those from Louisville represent
but about feet in the canal. At this port
the water is steadily declining. aud between
Cincinnati and Louisville there is but about
81 leet on the bars aud flats.
The st. Louis Era of the 18th inst. says
From this TO the mouth Of the Ohio there is
but D feet, and the river receding slowly
Boats down yesterday from the Missouri, re-
port but } feet in the channel of that stream
and the water falling. The Illinois river is
reported falling, with but 20 inches water on
Naples fats"
The Cumberland river had 30 inches water
in the channel on the 18th instant, and was
rising slowly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
COMMERCE OF NEw ORLEANS

MeSsrs. Cook. Young * Co. have published
the Annual Statement which they send forth
At the end of the month OF August OF every
yeat. a. u sort of supplement to their valua-
ble journal, entitled The New Orleans Price
Current, Commercial lniellig,ncer aud Mer-
chants Transcript" The Statement is a
most valuable publication aud mus, b. ex.
ceediugy interesting To oil who wish TO BE-
acquainted with the minute details of the
trade OF this great emporium ot western pro-
ducts. The Review OF the operations of the
season Is well written, ample, and as FAR "a
we are capable OF forming AN opinion ol its
merits. judicious. accurate aud just.
The various tables are Treasure To- one who
is fond oi commercial statistics, aud TO an A
mer.can who takes pride in the solid prospcri
~ and rapidly increasing resources of his
country, they are highly interesting as veil as
edifying. One OF these tables gives the quau-
,ity aud value OF the principle articles receiv-
ed from the interior during the year ending
August 3lst 1916.
The whole value IL ST.. 1913 .i6i
Same last year 7,l99, l22
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
From fhe Baltimore American.
TIE OREGON NEGOTIATION

We design at present but bret allusion TO
this subject. aud that merely Tor the purpose
OF restating the true issue involved IN the
question 81 the Presidents inconsistency -
The ofiiti paper of Monday evening saVs-
"Our issue - with the Baltimore American
and the National Intelligence, and not with
Mr.. McIanc." For ourselves we have only
to say that the charge OF inconsistency made
40 this paper against the President was found
ed upon our beliel i'm Mr. McIane's declau
ton that IA negotiating the Oregon Treaty
upon the basis OF the forty ninth parallel he
Was faithfully promoting the intentions and
wishes Of the President" Along with The
charge MIR. MCLane's declaration was given
as the ground OF IL, as may be seen IN the A
meriean OF the 18th instant.
When the Union, few DAYS ago. announ-
ced lis purpose of proving that the President
had consistently adhered 10 the line of fifty
four forty throughout. aud had 6yored uootb.
ef alter the rejection oil the July proposition.
we took occasion at once TO Withdraw from
inc controversy and To leave IL 10 the origi-
nal parties. There IL remains.
Every iact and every argument going to
show that the President was earnest and con
sistent IN Maintaining our title TO the whole
oi Oregon must tend TO make him more and
more at variance with MIR. McLane. who de-
clarcs that he was 'JdfthtuHy promoting the
Intentions aud 1ishos Of rae President ia set
Ting our title to the half only of Oregon.
The public miud is not To be I'd oil from
the issues here involved. MIR Folks own
par,izans perceive IL. as they must The o.
hio Statesman, leading organ Of the Admin
ls,ration IN the West, sPeOks cot very plain
J.. ON the subject:
MIR Mclane publicly declares tia, when
he Engaged M his recent mission, the admin
isirdiiun > views were those held by previou.
administrations. and looked only 10 a recog-
ullion OF oar rights south of the l9G parallel.
and between that aud the Columbia liver All
this time our Government was making the
loudest declarations of the validity ul our
claIn TO the tchote ~ Oregon; and the people
were deeply impressed with the manliness
aud sincerity OF those declarations Ii now
appears that they were as hollow and un
meaning as the worst enemies of their utter
crs could wish TO fud them: aud while the
diplonaii,ts were doubtless trying to cheot
each ether, politicians were doing their best
TO cheat the people"
The same paper quotes the following reso-
luton from the proceedings of democratic |
meeting I'm Ohio:
"Rcsoircd, That President Polk, in hi,
trucking TO the South, aud his Crouching To |
the growlings of the British lion. has been
guilty ol an inconsistency and treachery too
base to be forgiven, and a wrong dshonurdbl |
TO the nation, and has forfeited all claims t.
our confidence aud respect"
We have not used such Language a. this.
nor shall we do 20. The partizans Of fifty
iom forty, believing themselves deceived aud
betrayed, make no scruple in charging inCon.
sistency upon the President. Let the Union
satisfy them and show that MIR. McLane j.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

sI9.99I.372

OF these articles, cotton was the chief-lhe
quantity being l0S3 633 blles-valued at
$50 per bale. S33, 7l6, 256.
Next in importance is sugar-the esiima-
ted quantity ol which was lS6, $50 hcgsheads
valued so per hid. sic. 26S. $50.
Next pork IN barrels-3j9 60l barrels.
at S., 81! 5S sos
Pork in bulk-9, 7i0, 732 lbs at 1 cts $50 $50
Fluur-S37 $50 bbls at 81 80 3.710 932
Tobacco leaf-57 ,S96 hhds OF SIS 1908. 322
-" Strips--l5 600 hds at 500 800 600
Z" Chew ing, kegs * boxes, 30i0 30, $50
=" Bales-ll50 2.762
These are the principle articles then there
Is Indian ,orn ia sacks valued at 81 ,3il ,035.
La ear S2l5, l{3.
Lead valued at near two millions of dol.
lars.
Molasses, nine millions of gallons.
Wheat valued SS09, j72,
During the year the number of
ships, barks, briggs * schoon-
ers entered was 2,0e5
Steamboats, 2,770
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
Correspoudeuce ON R,nvLJico,


WARSAW, lii. Sept. 10, 1876 o clock, p. NJ.
! wrote you yesterday per Western Belle.
giving YOU all the information could pet up
TO the tune OF her departure. Skirmishine
was kept up between the opposing parties all
day yesterday. Three of the Antics were
vwounded--one severely, aud the other slight
~. The Antics sag several Mormons were
Killed. The cannon ball arrived last night m
camp, also company of near one hundred
ment. ReiniOTcements to the Antics are 90
ING ON rapidly from all quarters. A large
quantity OF ammunition and provisions were
sent TO item yesterday from Fort Madison.
committee OF about fifty arrived at Nsu.
VOC to-day from Quincy, 10 try to effect a
compromise.
AT last accounts from the camp, no fight
had occurred tO day.
The stage diver arrived here to-day from
NauvOo. lie pretended To know nothing q.
bout affairs there. The Antics here say he i.
Jack Mormon, and will not tell what he
knows
The Antics yesterday found three poiede,
plcts prepared for them by the Mornons. in
the road over which il was supposed The,
would pass. They got in,imation OF it, aud
passed another route.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
TOTAL EMIGRATION FROM GREAT

TOTAL EMIGRATION FROM GREAT
BRITAIN AND II ELAND. The total num-
her OF emigants in 1915 was 90, sol; in lS4i
il was 70,6S6. The emigration of 1913 ex-
cecded that OF 1874 by 22,Sl5. The amount
of emigration in 1913 exceeded the amount in
any one year since 1925 (inclusive.) except
1882 Q03, 10 cmignnts.) 1910 go, 743;) Is
al QlS, 1929 aud 1912 Q2S, 344) In 1913
the yearly total sunk from the last mentioned
enormous sum To 57,2l2, but has since been
steadily increasing again. The increase in 49,
10 oven 1874 is principally in the emigrants
TO the United States and the British North
American colonies. To the former there EN-
igrated in 1871, 10, Geo persons; in 1913, S.
53S persons; the emigrants to the latter a.
mounted Ia lSli TO % ,926; in 1913, TO 81,
SOB. The emigration To the Australian colo
MES decreased; in 1914 il was 2229; in 1913
$50. To the Cape OF Good Hope there is an
increase from l6l in 1874, To $50 in lSi5.-
Emigration from the United Kingdom Ia the
West Indians has also increased. from 596 in
1911 To- SOL in 1915. OF these emigrants ON.
ly 56Ol were cabin passengers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
lDAMASK LINEN TABLE SPREAD.
AUCrInN NiOTICs
FRESH GOODS

lsT received. direct from Philadelphia and for sale az
the PANTY Grocery opposite the plr Red boot the
following articles.
Toy titron tox Rock Candy. 50 NJ Oatmeal Is M
Pearl barley. boS Flour Rice boxcs very snp~riot
Chocolate. hoS fine Coeoa, tox Cspers dozen Mush.
toom hcichup. dozen Essence Of Anehovex.
ss'dines ~ lars mixed Pickles Preserved Pine Ap,es
Aprioo,s Peaches. fes-s Lemsn Peel suawbcsrics
IN quart Jars superior Pine Apple cheese variety Of su
sand Tor ofnamentinx eakcs Presions
Essence OF Lemons - toaes superior Reysls Principe
and caxadore Scrars. dozen scsrfasts Smoking ese
co, - dozen cut and dry do. box extra aromatic chew
ing Tobacco adozen loxes GIenns Sponaceous Shaving
soar. Mace, Ground Cinnamon aud cloves pure salad
on, Lemon - rup. Ground Nuts Pecan Fiihert. Eng
lsh Wanuis, Son She'll Almonds Dried currsnts Loaf
ond luvcry'si sugar Scrub Brushes on looks Hand.
Scrubs. Shoe -Les and Dusters bh- Pure cider Win
erar Smoked Herring, Family Herring, No. MackereI
shad and fickc salmon. which, many articles in
store makes assortment very complete and W M IA
sold cheap for cash OF approved barter.
scpsl En- SyyE NUt yf.rN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
MAIN STREET.

We perceive that there are steps taken to
repair the damage 10 ilhe street a, the hill be
low Union street. We beg to suggest tina,
gcat cxpanse has been pu, upon that street
with crushed stone, every year which is wash
ed down into the sewers TO FIJI them up, aud
Leave the hill 10 be again repaired Would
u not be better TO pave the hill side at oncc2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

DouBbE HEADED CHiLD.- Avery wonder
ful natural curiosity is now being exhibited
at The coliseum Hall. New York. IL is a
child born alive ON the Island OF Nantucket,
with two heads and necks. beautiful formed
body, two hearts four lungs aud one stomach.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

WHY Is TT2-A Cincinnati editor says
IA SPECTATOR who buys largely OF the pro-
iucers remarked TO us that the firsl thing he
looked Tor when he went into mans house
To purchase, was newspaper. Ii he saw
none he was sure of good bargain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PC. 1876.
NOTICE.

The Right Rcv. Dr. Whelon, Bishop OF
Richmond, will deliver Lecture ON Sunday
afternoon, at the Catholic Church, commeu, :
ing a,i o'clock, on the subject ol the al
legged Suihciency OF Scripture The public
4 respectfully invited tosttend
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

We are glad to learn that the health of Mr.
bebb' the wbig candidate for Governor in o
hio, has been restored, and that he is now
promptly filling ell his appointments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

MI James Little ofSteubenville was knock
cd down in the street on Tuesday night last,
aud at the date OF our latest intelligence from
there, no hopes were entertained of his recov-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

TERRIBLE DISASTER. The steamship
Palmetto, from Philadelphia, bound to Bra
zos Santiago, put into Charleston. on the 18th
INST, Tor repairs She reports that on the lth.
at ~ O'Clock, boarded and Supplied the L.
. brig Washington with boat, she having
lost Doth boats, anchors, aud carried away
bo'h ni's's, thrown overheard guns. &c. The
Captain aud eleven men were washed over.
hoard, and she was under Jury mssts. lat. 81
30, long 20 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

The wings of Licking county, Ohio, have
nominated Joshua Aathiot for the Senate and
Timothy NJ. Rose for the House.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

We perceive they are advertising Oysters in
Gainesville, Columbus and Cincinnati. We
presume they are to be had here likewise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

20 wheat 30 cents. The price OF wheat at
Dresden is the same
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

The Winding Times, and several other
federal papers, declare that il the Manuiactur-
ers so 10 work, keep up wages, and let the
new tariff alone, business must Teyive.--M.
CiaiysrAe Gazette
That rs altogether false as usual. We urge
men to bear up, go ahead aud make tho best {
IL, and that il The right way.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
A VOICE FROM THE WEST II
the lexington missouri Exprcss

~ - li'Fe
THE ISSUES FoR lSl6.
TIE REPEAL OF the BRITISH TARIFF.
The Repeal OF the LEG TREASURY.
Protection TO American INDUSTRY.
currency Ion the PEOPLE as well as the
Government.
The overthrow OF Locofocoism, the BANE
OF our countrys prosperity aud the Mother ol
Political corruption.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
S2IOe5

CO. We have heard that TOE difficulties BE-.
tween Col Stevenson aud lhs mcn have boon
amicsbly ouongcd, aud that the men an. efn.
barking on bood their ships. EXPECTING mo
doubt, 90 b. transported by Toe ,oysec.- ~
J. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26


TALENT.-Homer was beggar; Plantus
turned mill; Terence was slave; Bnlius
died in Jail; Tassa was often distressed for
five shiIlings; CervaDtS died of hunger; Mil
ton ended his life in obsourty; Bacon lived
life OF meanness; Spencer died of want; Dry
den lived IN poverty aud died of dsr ess; OF
way died OF hunger; Lee M the streets; Gold
smiths Vicar oil Wakefield was sold Tor a
trifle TO save him from prison; Fielding lies i'm
the buying ground OF an English factory; Saw :
age died in prison; ChatteIlon DESTROYED him
self; and John Keats died of broken heart.
LAKE SUPERIOR NAVIGATION -
Lake Superior, in the spring of 1913, was ma
vigated by only three small schooners; il has
now floating upon her waters, one steamboat [.
one propeller, and ten schOoners In connec-
ton with this, we would mention the fact
that, contrary to the impression below. there
IS much less danger in the navigation of Lake
Superior than either OF the lower Lakes. For
this assertion, we have the authority of ali our
Captains who have sailed the lake waters.
OF course, on Lake Superior the winter wea-
theT sets III earief.--Lake Superior Neps.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

WISCONSIN ELECTION. in the Dis
uici composed of Dane, Sank, &c, Collins,
the wing candidate, is elected To the Council.
In Dane the Wing Sheriff, Register, SC, are
elected,
mock county elects the whole Loco Foco
ticket
Marquette county elects Union Delegate
To the Convention.
Vmntbogo county elects Tx Governor
Doiya Delegate To the Convention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

l'ooK A. rIaVREs. The expense Of the last
ocoioc0 Legislature. in Ohio was St6 jG5
The cost oi Ihc late wbig lcgis-
ture, % s.Oo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
APPEARANCES AFTER DEATH

When the colin containing the body of
R'sssA- -s..s- assesssd- I'm 1918. there lay tho
mains oil The great poet, to appearances near
ly entire, and retaining various traces OF vi
tSlity, or, rather exhibiting the features oi one
who had recently sunk into the sleep of dec ia
the loTdly forehead, arthed and high, aud
the teeth perfectly firm and white. The scene
was so imposing, that most OF the worAmen
stool bare and uncovered, as did Dr.. Gregory
at the exhumaiion OF the nero OF Bannock-
burn, and at the same Time felt their fumes
thrilling with some nndefnablc emotion, as
they gazed on the ashes OF him whose fame is
as wide as the world itself. But the effect
was momen,ary; for, when they proceeded to
insert she'll or case below the ceiTin the
head separated from the trunk. and the whole
body, with the exception OF the bones, crum-
bled into dust. Lord Nugent, on opening
the coffin containing the body of John Hamp-
den, found IL perfect, after a burial OF 200
years; even his features were preserved. When
the body of Gen. Wayne, which had been
buried at Eric, Pa, in 1897, was disinteued
iorty years afterwards, the corpse had under
gone so little change as to b. readily recognis-
ed by those who were familiar with the Gen
eral in his lifetime. Its perfect pressrvatio
was attributed 20 the character OF the soil, in
which was agilaceous earth, strongly impTeg-
mated with ulumine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
WHAT THE "TRIrU ISr,--Ue,, 81.

WHAT THE "TRUTH ISr'-Hear what
the "HnA IS from the Cincinnati Herald.
The abolition organ in Cincinnati:
he Truth IS, II the whole democratic
party would quietly drop Mr.. Tod, and con
cenirale upon MIR. Lewis, they would ACT like
sensible and patriotic men"
Now hear what "thc truth is" from the
Cleveland Piaindealer. Tod's organ in Cleve.
me truth is, in our judgment, the only
'oay Jor Liberty men 10 secure The triumph
81 their cause ~ 10 ante NTH the democrats
m carrying out their principles"
"Ihe truth Is" in our opinion. that polit.
zeal Abolition aud Locofocoissp ur- one and
the same thing. IL was by the virtual ALI
ance which existed between them, in 1914
that Polk Ma elected. -Scioto G0zeife.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
HARDWARE.
HENRH II MnPpIc
CoVERLEr AND CARPET FACTORY
DAVID KENNEDY.

MAIN sLREET, SOUTH WHEELING.
ENDERSh bic thanks 70 the pubic fsf the literal No,
~ IN same ''"'ihuahcf
We has Thoroughly repaired and improved bs a,rbi,
iaii new aud beautifai anicie ~
49,. ' C', kuzs plain aud striped
49,, '''Ilef tafpFfa. Ac.
Iof az ~ whtrh De- has new sftl- of psftrfY
respectfully solicited '''fia
~ bihds ofFancy ard biue eoifrirr dom. t -,
"niehiea wigm and mot a. foi ihe warn
l. prices afe a. ioW a. sav i4 tifs s.,..f f ttt
nv an "ldtfs in his line pauriusfit snd sf si-,,t .
WIorLIng stpcnLel li lsla -nn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

0AKUM-iooo ~ Of oakum OF superior quality ON
W hand aud for sale by CT BERRY
Fcp2l Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
CURIOUS TlMEPIECR In ono or d..

CURIOUS IlMEPlECE. In one Of IA.
most fashionable resorts in Paris Is c,pp,,
loaded and pumaj aud .o placed lhat tle u.
Gus OF burning glass islis upon the p,wdar
'Nal,iY az ~ o'clock of course cycn pIe,.
sn' Gay 10, huuroi noon Is indicated by u,.
i''N- A" Voc cannon On every such dsy
i'o,Wd gather, round tito watch 90. pypsrs-
y ','. ''' 'r".. anI manner in uhirh M.
n''''Vn OF ui. s".I Is made ~ Use 90 suil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
THEATRE.

hEN L RE.
CITY HALL.
Yankee boys come and see Yankee Drama
ON SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER %. Is;o
VIII be presented the National Drama, cal
led the
DOOMED SHIP.
or, I'he Yankee Tar.
After which will be presented the wonderful
and pleasing exhibition OF Athletic
Sports, Living Siatuary, Clas.
steal Tableaux, &c. by
MR.. w. M. KELLEY And son.
(For characters see small bills)
COMIC SONG MIR. HERBERT
The whole to conclude with the farce of
RAISING THE WIND,
or, How toSpHnge a CroCnhorn.
Doors open at 7oclock. The curtain will
rise at "a precisely.
Tickets, % cents; TO be had aud seats secur-
Ell at the Hotels, and OF the Treasurer al the
Box Office from 10 TO IL A. Nj.
ID PAINE d co. MANAGERS
WHEELING, VA.
Official drawing of the Pokomoke River
Lottery Of Delaware class Isl, drawnat vii.
mington, Sept. %.
46 ~ 90 81 56 % IL IS So 20 8 4 6o
Lowest prize 50.
Official drawing of the Delaware Small Crv
Lottery Class No. 227, drawn at Wilmington
Del. Sept. %.
50 ls so IS Sc 30 81 III
Lowest prize ST.
N. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agent for the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
575 FUR HATS

II ERSONS wanting Hats from - cents 81 80 wiiI
please call al = ID HARPERS Fashionshle HAT and
store, where no viii find Hats to suit quantity and
price. sep -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26

The best joke received by Tie last steam.
ship is Mr. Dlsrrali's dcclantion In nm.
house at Commons, in reply 10 Lori Palmer.
sion, ,lIat ",hc United State. ctiuc,t a IA.
graceful desire lot universal empire ycu
good loren Engi<am1n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-26
CAPSl CAPSll CAPSiiI

HAVE just received OF the splendid how.
- Fancy Cloth Caps offered in this market Tbosr
wanting such articles win please call HAMPERS
Fashionable Hat and Cap store, Of Main u
MON streets. sspS7