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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
GEN. WASHINGTON PARTING WITH
HIS MOIHER FOR TIE LAST TIME.

VINO llas parted with an aged mother. and
received her last blessing as he was about TO
80 iofih into land OF strangers TO seek "a
nome Tor himself, can read the following last
interview between Washington anl ais moth
er' aud suppress the rising tears that starts,
unoiiden, a. the remembrance OF such scene.
Time may din the recollection of the Incl
dents OF YOUTH when wc come IN contact with
the world, but there is d magic in a mothers
Voucher well-rsmcmbered tone OF admira-
uoh, her Kindness ani unceaslns care, will
rise Up before him wac loved her, and follow
hlm as guardian angel an all the varied scenes
OF life. Happy tha mtn who was blessed
with such motherani loved h,r-happier he
who, having such, iurgets not her love, her
k.ndn.ss aud instructions.
Immediately after the organization Of the
present government, Gen. Washington re
paired 10 Fredericksburg, TO pay his humble
duty to his mother preparatory to his depart.
ure Tor New York. An affecting scene ensu-
ed. Inc son i"ellngy marked the ravages a
tortuing disease had made upon the aged
frame ol his mother, and thus addressed her:
The people, madam, have been pleased.
with te most flauenag unanimity, tn cleo,
me to the chict mlglstracy OF the United
States, but before can assume the functions
OF thai Office, | have come to bid You AN aficc.
iionate farewell. 81 sosn a. the public husi-
ness, which must necessarily be- encountered
IN arranging new Government, can be dis
posed Of, shall hasten to Virginia. and
Here the matron interrupted hn,; "Xou will
see ne no more. My great aye, and the dis
esse Which u fast approaching nv yitals warn
me that | shall not be long Ia this weird. 4
tTus, IN God, am somewhat prepared fur
better. But 60, George, iulG!f the high des-
TIMES which Heaven appears to assign YOU;
80, my vol, AMI may Heavens, aud your
moth, ; blessing be with you always"
The President was deeply adacisd. His
head rested on thu shoulder OF has parent.
That Arow on which Fame had wrea,hrd m.
puTesi laurel virtue ever gave To ated man.
relaxed i0m It's lofty Bearing. That look.
which coad have awed Rnnln Senate i'm its
Fa0r,can day. was beni in full tenderness nm
Oh The iime-worn features OF this ven ra6.
matron.
! The great man wept. 4 thousand recollcc.
tions crowded upon his mind as memory. re-
/ tracing scenes long past, carried him blca To
lhs pS'ernai minsion, and the DAYS OF ms
! youth. anu there the ces,rc OF attraction was
/ ms mother, whose care, instructions and dis.
| ci9!He, Dos prepared him TO reach tine ION.
most height OF laudabie ambition; vet how
were ns stories forgotten while hc ron Il up
on he' from whom. wasted by time and nal
ady, n must soon part TO meet no more.
The nations predictions were true. TIL,
disease which had 80 long preyed upon he,
idme. completed its triumph and shrcxpircl
az lhe age Of eigh;y-hvc, conGding la th,
promises oil Immortality TO the humble bc.i.y
or.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
ECoNoMY.-we have man in hi. ci,,

ECON0MY.-We have man i'm this cite
worll about three hundred thousand dollars.
who givesbis children a penny each 10 20 10
BID without their suppcrs, and when they are
asleep, lac 'akes The coPpers away from them
again.
lie seldom haa meat for dinner, as may he
supposed, bat when such happens TO be the
case, the children are seen dancing on the side
Walk, and singing IA great Joy" 30, ahal
guess we &c again to have meat Tor dinner
to-day"
The father used 10 sell water melons. nnd
when auy were LETT on hand and became stale.
nc would give them 10 lis children Tor break.
fast
Every VOID Of the above Is true. -PLHadel-
phia laitT n. J. Mirror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
THRnAlIY PRESS

There is'but one book which every indi
Nl0usl should be the owner 81. We need
scarcely say, II Is the Bible. Were heath
en who had never seen one 10 ask what IL -,
aud what II Is ior; we shoIlt say: IL is a mine
OF spiritual knowledge. ami as such is chart
To guido the spiritual pilgrim. Such a book.
all should have aud read. But this Is not to
D. his guide IN thing, temporal. aud accord
insiy there Is yet one thing, which. man must
grovcl IN ignoance OF his neighbOrs doings.
ms dtsiderGiHm is supplied in the Ddi!y
FTc>S, faithful ChTouicivr OF each passing
hour. Two men are seen 10 stop each other
in TIA, s,reet--says Que "Well A, what 10
your think OF the proceedingsi in Congress- ~
A, rubs his nose, looks rather blank. aud says,
WHY Z, didn't know ,hc'd been doing any
thing u. looked surprised. "Well. 4 sup
pose you have't had chance 10 look at your
paper to-day" ,'Pdperl' calculates A. Il
don't take a papeTl don't care anything a
bout II. Ii. looks astonshed. and exclaims.
I" That accounts for H. never could tell why
You took 80 little iateres, in public matters
ITS because y0H 'front.' ka0w anything about
hem! And the party wish eacE other good
day. Both these men are citizens. b. goes
to the polls, knowing irky he votes his ticket;
out A. has his party as they diToci him, and
consoles himself with the reflection that they
know better than he does. Now who does
not see the immense gamer b. is over a? 4
remark made To his class 10y Mr.. Mason, Prof.
oi Political ECONOMY ia the University OF this
CITY, Is worthy OF remembrance, coming as il
does irom an acute observerol ulcn and mat
tiers. young gentlemen. said he, read the
newspaper every ddy--it needs take YOU but
lew minutes; aud know of nothing that 80
well repays ones labor, as by il you gain a
mass OF the most important information; and
without IL a man knows nothing. ~. H.
SIM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

Mrs. Sarah lIall wife OF the senior editor
and proprietor OF tIe New York Comm real
Adverusef died al the British American Ho-
tel, IN Kingston, Canada, on the jth OF SEP.
sembef, oiapOplexy, ia the Goth year OF her
age. MIR and Mrs. HILL were making tbeir
annual tour through Canada. and al tlie dine
oil The death OF the latter, were about To- ,i.-
II the Falls. The deceased was connected
win most OF the benevolent female usntu-
lions OF Ne" York; aud just before hrr ewes
were closed ~ death, on hearing IL mentioned
that q collection OF $500 bad been rsi.,l ,inre
she left home Tor the dry dock mission at tb,t
city, she exclaimed The Lord h. good tons
this being one OF the objects which las near
her heart.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
Correspondence Of the London TINES
MADRtn kug If 1915


i rather romantic incident occurred in the
escape OF th, 2S6 soldiers. mprumised in the
GaliiClan instruction. which is not unwor-
Thy OF being noiiced.-Amongst them was
young sergeant, who was attached TO beau.
uiul Gdilician girl. This attachment was r..
turned with all the passionate fidelity o! a
Spanish female heart. When her lover WAS
sentenced to be transported TO the Havana.
she dressed herself in soldiers clothes. and
went Oh board with him at the Ferrol. As
Tue packet was approaching Lisbon, it was
She WHO suggested To the crew of the revenue
boat OF the NIgo, and others, 10 rise aud over
power the crew oi the packet; aud she herself,
the hTst lalt her band on the captains collar.
aud arrested him. She then place herself al
the head OF ;he mutineers, who chose her for
Their leader without knowing who she was.
hey Oeileyed her to be d young conscrpt oil
an unusually daring character, and they sub
united 10 be guided by her. Thus the love of
a young woman, who had never been ont ol
hefylllage illl then, led to the escape Of near-
y 900 men, Tor whom, no doubt, terrible
late was reserved.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

An Apothccary lately sent in bill to a lady
which ran thus" 10 curing your husband al
he died"
"A Light IN he East "A newspaper is about
10 be established M the city of Jerusalem
solomon with all his WIS Ion never dream, OF
such thing.
"A GOOD Spokesman 1t is stated in Hoods
magazine, that, at a west end debating socie.
y, Journeymin wheelwnght w4s los la The
best spokesman
IheLGSt Plea fellow was charsed with
stealing piece OF cloih. when tn iawyespnt
IN plea, that tle individual changed with
stealing could noi see II, for is an invisible
greca.-BOs'oa YaAkec.
A Sad Situation "A Dulipnton dr,,ar
declaring his love across tie counter. nsssion'
ately whispered
Whene'er see those lovely eyes.
| rave, burn, dUte l dies
\ gentleman. not very well dressed. lately
entered the Office OF the Secretarg for the Pro
plgaiion ~ Gospel IN London. aud withou,
giving his name banded to the Secretary seven
tlO0 notes.
The had Of ne Profegsion.-A person
threw the head OF a goose on the stage of the
Be,levIllc Theatre. Cutr, ADVANCING 10 the
iront, said, "Geniiemen, il any one amongst
you has lost ms heud do not be uneasy. for
will restore il on the conclusion of the ner
tormanCe."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
A LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
HHN s,flfRTR~

4 DIN ELLIOTT has rcrevcd, AND y now opening
new anH H.f'cndd assortment of DRY Goods ano va.
retits al hs store Msa street. M. los Ncs ; de
doors ove VA SCI Alley, whicl ie she lowest
cash pit,s 10 which lc wuuid ugHoitc attention OF
country merchants, elderr, ard ms customers arner
am CONSISTING ~ art 81 sik, cashmere Thii Il aud
huslh ue ainss snafYs. slss airatds de lan,-
arc gnfu aiGs ~ al prices Ffenci and English cotps
ca@7Hefes, sancis. twctfs jeans, aud auuc OF ali
Aindsi eo'h CAPS, Ous, shoes, looking rasses picture
HAlncs, ~ together wiih voucrai assortment u dous
nc az t"uds taiots TRAININGS and trimmings OF al
hiis "a Ssfo tucii OF fss- day and hour eoeAS OF
'ne 'tst quatyt Always "a hand of the lest quality
n. 81 cddidih sfc most respectfully invited 20 car
a. an Sfsorinent OF EoiOts 81 their line always ON
On ha and al Prices 10 CONF with any other csias
ltsanont % This cy. sep ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
THE FRAUD ADMirrED-COAL, IRON.
AND PENNSYLVANIA.

Most oi oar readers have already bsen in
formed that scverdt OF the leading loco iocos
OF this State. who are IN the confidence of lie
Administration. are, In the course oi their a.
lectioncerins tactics, making eu effort To per
suade the people that duuns the next - ssiou
oil Cong,ess, the TAMIL oi 46will be rep, d..
50 iar a. relates 10 iron aud coal. But this l.
a fraud, a mere elecuone,fiag trick Some
Ol the more manly of tbs democratic prints
have already had tue irdakncss TO admit and
dcnounce IL "a such. Witness The following.
which we copy from the New York Globe OF
Sept, 2, leading Administration Journal OF
the Commercial Emporium:
" We haze made up Our minds 10 state plain
~ 10 those irhO iriSh 10 hold inducements 10 a
portion ~ ne Psepie Of PcaHsy irdRia, that
the nert Congress tCiA increase tao duty oH
coal dHd iron, that no such thing lC.H Occar.
We say 10 Pennsylvania th0t tic Rori chang,
~ me duty on iron, rilJc made ia he des-
ceHdsHg, iHstead. " TIC ascending scale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS ROUSE.


THE uude-signcd ave now received their Fan stock Of
DRY GOODS. ENCLrstvELS FoR wAoIsALiNo. and
hsvnO purchased the decline In prices consequent
upon the recent arif measure, and otherwise with every
advantage IN ihef favor, are PREPARED 20 job goods
terms - advantageous a. he Es>scR cities aHer
The saiis.Aciiou 10 their cus.oucs during the
last has s ed thai business done short Pro.
Relieve iai, with their ample variety OF goods and the
small nor ccniare chaf-cd thcy val c cnaed 90 supply
az dealers who cal aud examine, satisfactory terms.
IL not io enisS 10 tnumefafc leading articles
Az iudcN 60 their sock an general.
Brown Muslins Shccfings and ssitrngs, 81 different
sntpiucut. MooCus--Such a. saiiueis. Flames. her
seya, Jeans, Luscfs, low priced casuicros and cloths
al tie reduced price. Casime-cs. NJ de Lsirc-, Co
hufC- Muiuors, Ginchaus and al descriptions dress
goods. including tie uCw sts e calico, Cashmere and ~
dc Lame Ho'cs. Canton fiarucs, Tale Diapers tTOyvn
aud hcaccd Drills, TickiHrs. checks coofcd caniriCs
pa do Brown Hollands IRISH irCus. Domestic Ging
hars. T0l'y vciveis, paid ioas clmurs.
White Goo1e--Such a. lAcc-, cap ncsis, Swiss. Book
and Jarronci nuslns, ain ard plaid osn.irics,
style uois, Bishop lava. IaTCon musnus and long
lawns Fancy Ariiccs, including bOnueis. Ribbons,
Flowers, Siiir. sh0wis, tandAci chiefs sc, SC.
NofOus-ltns, Needles III ooi aud skcin Boss, patent
Threads, Hooks and Eyes cotton d. Dress " hac'one
oorse, laccs, style nuoss Of az Kinds Suspcndcrs
Gloves, Hosiery nett aud n,its Tape, conf 10th
dressing ana IVORY, I ml reIas.
Tai0rs' frimminVs.-t-si canvass AND padding, Sill
cias, sk and worsfCd ferrsS, lest tiuc sowing SIX
Twist and Thread, new style Euions nindinCp. and
pecaly Ia sell by piece 10 Taors aud Others. extra
French cloths and cSEsimcrcs. N,-incs. Twerds
/: BEAVER TgrDs." anew Article Tor oyercoais tisht
cloths for coaks. uc hanketna plaid Linseys 40 THAT
there are few articles of hry Goods lc found in
siock. TAI.I.ANT a UELAIL.AlN.
Wheeling Sep. -. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

=. hVtciMg paSsaRe ~ az UHyutlisLll lLlo.
DTan'a - oung Lorei Adieu. love- This
Waieh declares that another moments DELAY
WI! render me TOO late Tor tle tain.
Et"Hd whittier away, my Eusisce7
l"nNg Loid. Adorsd one, 90 ihe Eastern
Counties railway
Er,ilna Thea, dearesi. farewell forever
Falls Staseiess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
u rAiNG q GO. ma AestRs

-, ''IIDt@i4i4Ntl \. y.
Official drawing OF the PokSmohc River
Lottery oil Delaware class ia. drawn at VIII
mington, Del. Tuesday, Sep, 3.
% - 10 - % IS Is 10 50 81 al
Lowest prizs 50.
Official drawing Of The Pokomoke River
Query ri Delaware class l7j. drawn at vii
minsion, Del. w Wednesday. Lrpi9
- % 4 81 q 10 26 10 81 70 GO 10 IS
Lowest prize 81
PRIZE al 500. Nos. - % 50, sold in
lh, aoo'c Pokomoke River Lottery. class 10
soll Ioa !, ntlenAn OF Lancaster. q.
\. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agnt Tor the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
THE CABINET-A washington lcllcr

the Philadelphia Ledger slys-
The Secretary the Navy is quite inIis.
posed. Mr.. Bancroft, believe, has at las,
decided 70 So 90 England, not to Fmnce, "a
succeed Mr.. Louis Mciane. who 10 expected
back IA the Britannia steamer. The Hon.
john y Mason, oil Va, now Attorney Gen.
eIdi' VIII temporarily, perhaps permanently
assume The head OF 'he Dcpar.m ant.
Mr. Buchanau will So ont on Wednesday
loT Saratoga Springs. lie viii only stay 70
night IA Philadelphia aud Bnothe. in New
York city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

10 charcoal tin plaios, sos 20 Bis per box.
Common rounds and square-9.l 6 20s; 4,
20s; z Is, 30s; :, 40s, 5lG, Sos, I, Cos; ana
3-l6 SOS per ton extra.
Best make rounds aud squares-9-l6iA l6s;
: 26, pos; 3, 30s; 5-lG, 4Os; !, 5Os, aud $40
SOS per ton extra.
Hoop ison-3, l0s; 4. Cos, and inch, ] EOS
per ton extTa-anj los per ton extra on each
guage thinner than % wG.
Best proved short link chain-l, 20s; 5-l6,
2l>; 2ls; 7-l6. los 81; -. i5s; . g. us 6d;
;, IL; ll-l6, It's Gl; Z, l6,; 1916, los 6j (,
lbs 81; 1916, los; | inch and larger, lls 81
pcrewt.
Stud cllain-3i per cwt less.
Ffugh,s--ro New York, 64Ss; Boston Ssh
lSs; Philadelphia, los
JAMES STILL, son < CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
HENRY cLAY All HoME--A

HENRY CLAY AT HOME.-A cores.
pondent OF the National Intelligence. who
recently assembled the Mississippi and Ohio
from New Orleans, thus speaks Of visit
which he paid TO the great Statesman Of The
West:
Ashland is about two miles from Lexington.
and ITS old-iashioned mansion, aiier catching
view OF II at some distance, II suddenly bid
among The lofty trees that almost surround II
when our party reached the gate, which
stood wide open, no house could be seen. we
entered 1t, and, winding through the corns,
AsHLAND IN all It's beauty flashed upou us
! We had scarcely entered his hall when MIR
| CLAf came TO greet Us with his bland smile
and cordial shake OF the hand, which made
me. al least, ieel Is ii / were at home.-The
gsoonds OF Ashland age ia hi.h state ~ cnl.
| tivdtlon, and IL would do a i,run., sn..l :,
look upon them. lie boosted not of a.. L..
| some OF his neighbors tOlu me that Nc CLAY
stands ~ No. ," (as we merchants say !
! especially IN culuvahng aud putting ~ hsmp
and from all hr"nl atd witnessed 4 d,na
say he Is as well qualified TO imDdrt useful in
formation TO The cultivate rs ol the soil a.. h.
j. TO rnlighten Us OIL thc great pslitical gi-s.
tiOos of the sge. There ne sat at Ashland n
pam farmers Dies, disCuuTsing with hi.
accustomed iranhacss on many subjects. an,
sometimes giving utterauce to sentiments tina
other men should write books upon: but no
an unkind expression towards any individual
whether private or public escaped his lin,
, lime has laid but spaI.ng hand upon ia
r great American statesman. Iueyer saw hi,
took better or happ r, his step * elastic. hi
faculties appear fresh and vigorous. and ih
chdnces are that he viii live 10 witness IA
election Of several Presidents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

"What is the chief use OF bread2' asked an
examiner az a recent schoO, exhibition.
The chief use OF brad" answered the ur-
chm Intercepted, appareudy astouishcd at TN
simplicity "a the inq0ircr 1.-The chiel u.s. of
bread is 10 spread butter aud mollsses on il. :"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
EXTRAORDINARY SPEED vo,.,

EXTRAORDINARY SPEED.-Merchan,s
oil Liverpool who wrote letters to Boston ON
the l9ih July, received answers from Boston
ia twenty four days afterwards. The steam.
ef Cambria, on her late outward trip TO Liver.
pool was only seven days, after losing sipht
OF land at Halifax, before she made land ON
ths other side.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

England has concluded copy right ireaty
WIN Prussia, by which the rielit OF fhe p1E
li,heris TO b. thc same boz both countries +,
takes elect irom the fret Of S.ptemb., G.r
h'e year., and Afterwards viii tontio.i. an
l'fce until dissolved by twelve months mo-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
THE SECRETARY OF TIIE vtyy !

THE SECRETARY or TIE NAyY.-lt
Is understood, says tho Albany AtBs. that
Mr.. Blncroit has resigned bis post OF secrata-
~ Of The Nsvy-the duties Of which are dis
charged temporarily BY Attorney General
Mason Mr.. Bancroft is suffering under ~
we're sickness. Mr. Bancroft will probably
be plsced 90 position under government less
labodous aud e1cdng than that which be- hos
Rllel land one that will Offer more facilities
for literary pursuits
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
CPS. C4pS

THE subscriber having just returned ao me Fss,e,
CITIES N1tn iagc AID well solicited s,oc, ~ csas OF
every variety ana style u vogue, VIII ie happy ~ Lie
irictds aud uid customers: well a. new al III. 900
10 PLAN street, wh.fecvcry cod viii te male 90 plea
az inn eoFn Goods were rHf chased tor AID viii
BE- so.d az { small advance irOn cost.
sep - ACMCtfrA,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

Mrs Ann Iafkin, adyerlisss DO ,be Wash.
ingion, Pc Ersmincr that She lost Der hus.
band ia this city about thc Both Of August.
and has NOT hesrl from hm since. II be IS
in hurry to On hrr Doc can 10 20 by going
50 Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

Tsr- 'Caian has sr7e sioc az Herhe 8 Crstsr, r,r
.F.r asiou Hats wiith he VIII receive th "a l-orr
New "ikIhose ~ sHpr Fashionable Ilag wi! do wei
10 cali soon al 10 Main street.
sep "a q Mo 81 Az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
IT'LL GREATER INDUCEMENTS
mflNDEI ~ IIARHOIfR
fuhNll UhEs 49, - .-,-t.s--- a,
kLsssf - sASs4fti1
UnHsLsrERY fstes LooI
AND CARPET WAR poo,,s o'

NO. it3. MAIN sTREET, WHEELING. Va
rTthbl Keep CONE antiy on hand very e,te,..I,s a.,
- f"fiweni - superior MAHOGANY Ftr1et, !. ii 49,.
~ 'haHs hprttng Chairs. -nfss fIar a.f ga ~ 49,.
Ni'.-iiE bu'tFEs. hfisrads, Toi'gf S.afss s.,.s =,
i"ltltf I'D every other article al fis 49,, !. y.
~ h.it1 Furniture ever o. crsi boz fhis rIf,
'ih afd NsIiD any Framed Looking Cias.r. .f ,....
e.F Ld Ilifei logl ira Glcss Piatrs oil al 40.
eIa iriifo Francs on hard afd mace t., 49,.
fl' ~ Nt-ef consist rE 0f Teasher Nrf. n.t
49, ~" l.Wr Haif Cotton, Hasa. s'fsinr s,f -..-.
80, sf-i aiteis, NuiIis. Comforts sarFIr. b.
hals OF ail kilds. toFr hof 81, ifh atrr, ..I4
r. i1siffF " are. or haud and made =. ,.f.,
Nt'lian ahd ra window H.iads. Window srsl.. Id
s'''f 'm'sI ed roior. ai 81 whItii iiI ~ .f !. &
si' Wa-ftnirl nf iir fest ruaffF. ~. Sd !.
e.y N,rrfrf. HNf tioih. Narn.sh. : s-i., u.s.
~ hip.s, hafd PAGER, tucir fiinrfs gs...-.
Cab " e'.' s-'a i'Ht 10
cam boa'r furnished wIth tverf article a. rg,
"'i Irf. AID Dn 700 Frr4 tl.. f....
n. h.--iu t1f.rrr .ar win tHr a'arc We l.,r ~ g.
fa ~ e.rofttnfHi III ta-f.-s ur.s t.f
,r,y' d. t.t 1890 - kr ever 0Hfrcl in tEs fift y
turr .. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
a CARD.
{ Eco. RICKETTS,.
TAI AM. nm n.D

A1Ell oftle city Of Baltimore, would rerreet6tay
- INFORM Tie CITIZENS OF Wheel ng and vicinity That
ne has opened an establishments Main street fc.. t
neow me Virginia Hotci, and the Morning
icsstSih once where ecii'emens garments " M h.,
maze up ia The ncaies and most svIe and =.
iySsonae Prices Having teen engaged cutter for Tho
ioA SA yeas ~ some 81 the Test establishments in the cas-.
Fcnei al satisfaction Ia al who may favor him wiz t5ciT
ssiH An apprentice wAEtod 10 learn tlo above hnsi.
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a fellow named Harper. residing in Bald.
more, charged his daughter before one of the
magistrates yi that city, with having robbed
him Of SID. The circumstances Of Ibis case
a'e sara To- De revolving aud very dishonombIe
20 ihe aih.r. lic hu, bad ms child arrested
a"l examined oa this ame chare. Grt times
D.''ia 'ii.f.ni magistrates. by oil Of whom
.I' case ii's been dismissed--the evidence Boz.
H.s 'oo hiI4 y '' cast even shadow Of sus
Pioion on the prosecuted p.H. F1snI. ~.
cndcavonug to release Der lfgu, L.r ,.i,f,.ii,
harnssing position.
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ACCnRnION.

n FRESH lot Of semi tone aud Eingio keyed Aceor.
a. dious, just received Ni"iin. common and patent
head Cuiiors common and ivory tipped Fiae. from 10
fkcys, ncsh supply Of crawieys celebrated dr,Ici
eyed Needles, SNAPS aud Bciwecns uf al sizes sree
lot OF superior fncOn matches hand ty tue eross 0r
dozen. few Willow " agOEs, with a general a-soft.
nent Of vaTlciy goods, e. small advance au cost ty
! Juno = MLLIun. Union s.rllf
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The Duke Of Wellington has ordered that
no more iban fifty lashe, shall hereafter b.
given tea soldier The soldier has reason 20
b. graceful Tor this mark OF Kindness. IN time
of var the officer receives all the glory Of a
well fought battle, and the soldier has sixpence
and pewter medal. The government, has
now g@ciousIy rrduced TIE number OF lashes
the st1er shall receive in time OF peace to
hljl What Gne thing il gloryl