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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

The Oregon Question II. looks now at
Washington, very much as il the adminisra'
ton had carried the game Of clustering too
far. Great Britain now seems determined to
buster too. Ills not impossible tina, fer wan,
Of sincere, plain language and prompt action
on our part, we may ye, get enangled in an
Oregon war.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

EUpon further examination Of our for
eisn papers, we see iha, there is q general and
serious Instruction IN Poland. I" All Ger.
many is on fire." il may be said with some
thing Of truth, as NJ. Quiet is reported TO
have stated. The CraeOw insurgents had
crossed the Vistula. The entire Of the West.
err Pari Of Gallieis was 10 actual revolt
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
The correspondent, of The Gaiena Gazette
says that OF, the morning of the 18Th,

The correspondent of The Gaiena Gazette
says that Oh the morning Of the 18Th,
"John Quincy Adams obtained the floor. and
at once the silence of The grave pervaded all
parts Of the House, and every eye was fixed
upon him, and everv ear opened to listen to all
that should fall from his lips touching great
American question, in the past legislation upon
which he had acted more conspicuous part
than any other statesman living. His venera.
Bile appearance, ,oitering as he is under The
inirmiies of age and his trembling limbs
which was scarcely able TO sustain his frail
body. together gave solemnity to the scene
which find impossible to describe. The Wig.
or Of his mighty intellect however, proved to
be unimpaired. and during period common
cling in l76l, and terminating 10 the present
day, he reviewed every negotiation, conven.
lion and treaty. touching the Oregon question
with clearness and accuracy, which enchaIn-
ed the attention and excited the wonder and
admiration of all who heard him. Our tile
to the whole of Oregon up to 54: 40. he
showed to be clear and indisputable, and de-
clared that even in the lace of the people of
his own Commonwealth, who for the sake of
maintaining peace were willing TO compromise
a, 40, he would always denounce any treaty
tina, secured TO US less than the whole territory
up to 54: 40; this he insisted in every view of
the subject in which it could be looked al, we
were entitled to- In presence of his country
and his God. he vowed that no act OF his
should ever aid in allowing Great Britain tt
acquire one inch of that territory south of the
Russian possessions. l. would be doing in
Justice TO this venerable statesman, who ex
ceeds the period allotted to man. three scor'
years and ten-to attempt to give even 81
nopsis of his speech. And believing you will
avail yourselves Of the earliest opportunity I
spread it before your readers, l will not fol
low him further than 70 express my regret tina
the arbitrary one hour rule cut him of long be
fore he had an opportunity of concluding.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
100 Volunteer Riflemen wanted!

"HERE being no regularly organized Militia
Il Company within the county Of Grant, and it
being desirable that there should be some regular
Guard at Lancaster upon the l4ih of May next, it
has been deemed advisable to notify all persons
who may be disposed to volunteer their services,
upon that day, to forward their names to l.. o.
Shrader, between this time and Monday, the llth
day OF May, in order that it shall be certainly
known whether sufficient number can be obtained
to form Volunteer Militia Company to be COM
posed of 100 men, properly mounted, armed and
equipped with good horse and rifle gun aud 10
rounds of ball and powder, to be and appear in the
town of Lancaster on the 18th day Of May next
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
By order OF
JAMES McKINSEY, Colonel,
Commanding the 9Th Regimen, Wis. Militia.
Dated April 30, 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

~ The North wesiern Advertiser, pub.
lished a, Rock Island, Illinois. has changed
proprie,ors. and will hereafter igh in the Wing
INKS. The Advertiser is rather distinguished
as an Indian dghter--baving sealped "The
Upper Mississippian: and will doubtless win
laurels in the regular service.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

ADAMS faH.-A Scotch clergyman, strict
catechist, in examining one of his flock shor.
time since addressed her-"Janet, can you tell
me how Adam fell!" Janet fell laughing,
and answered, &" Oh, my bonnie, dear doctor.
you're nea serious g. "Very serious. indeed"
said the doctor. Jane, (whose husbands name
happened to be Adam) then said, Weel, weel,
sim ye will hae't doctor, you see Adam just
gaed Ger the ,ither nigh. to Lucky Listens for
half mutchin of whiskey, when an oar lying
on the road took his foot; Ger Adam fell and
that's the hale truth of the matter"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

or The Richmond Wing says that a man
has been arrested on the cars near thai city,
charged with the murder Of one Of the students
Of The University Of Virginia. He was con.
nscied with the menagerie. aud the deed was
committed 10 fracus with the students.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
Taken Up

DY the subscriber on his premises at PLATTE
ID Feuy, on the 18th instant, two horses. one
aEbTigh, bay about sixteen hands high, a star in
Its forehead, left hind foot white; the Other lirh.
bay about fourteen hands high, with white nose
right lore foot and both hind feet white. The
owner viii please come and prove property, pay
charges and take said hoses awsv.
A. McPHARSON.
april %, 1876. ia
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

Struck By Lightning. On Saturday las, the
house OF MIR. q. c. Drake, a, Patch Grove
was struck by lightning. A sister of Mr.
Drake was struck seuseless bu, hopes are
now entertained OF her recovery.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

Important Suit Decided.--The case pending
in the United States Circuit Court. of Amedee
Menard VS.. Messrs. Massey g. James, involv.
ing the title TO the lands on which their extern
sive iron works on the Merrimac are situated,
was determined at this term in favor OF the de-.
PENDANTS. The plaintiffs claimed under a
Spanish grant the defendants under pur.
cbage from the United States. The lands and
works upon them are Of great value.-Missouri
Republican.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

or The ship Moscow, from Charles,Own,
bound to Genoa, with cargo Of cotton. was
los, on the Island Of Miao;ca. aud all hands
persisted, except the captain. second mate and
boy.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

Tan, raia.-I, has rained now SO long il
ought to be ashamed Of itself. II is in the
mcmory OF the oldss, inhabi.an,." the, there
teas q sun.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
Cash for Builders.

TINE subscriber will receive proposals until
IL the first day June next for digging cellar
IN Laneaster-to be sunk feet in the ground
the walls TO be OF rock laid in mortar, seven feet
high and completed by the Is, of July-size -
BY 80 feet. Also proposals for building the walls
OF a houss Of unhewn rock, laid in mortar IL feet
high % feet BY p fset in the clear Also for the
delivery in Lancaster, of thee thousand feet of
pihe lumber, 81 or before the LIST of July next
JAS. NJ. GOODHUE.
april 25, 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

charlottesville Southport American says
" We learn that arrangements are nearly com.
pleied for forming Steamboat Combination
on the Lakes the present season."
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

II is reported that Bun's mill DAM Saw
mill and Cardng machine on Grant river, are
swept away b. the freshet.
We also learn that Hopkins Saw-mlli on
Boice creek, has been earned away by the
freshet.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
For Sale.

TNWolots, numbers 80 and 81 situated in that
q part Of the town formerly called Van Bsf-
Ten now POiosi-they win be sold at bargain for
cash. Fos particulars enquire Of
Sc. LEWIS & Co.
Potosi, March 81, 1876. Gin.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
MAY /, 1S4.
Notice.

INHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
u tween John Thomas, Ralph Smith and The
odore p, Bug6ee is this day dissolved; Ralph Smith
ana theodore Bugbee having purchased the en-
'ife interest oil John Thomas in all the goods,
rights and credits of said John Thomas All
persons indebted to said firm are expected to call
Immediately and pay their notes and accounts TO
Smith 81 Bngbee, who alone authorized to
receive the same and to pay all debts due by said
MN. The business viii be carried on as usual at
the old stand by Smith & Bagbee.
JOHN THOMAS,
RALPH SMITH,
THEODORE BUGBEE.
Prairie du CHEN, april 20, 1916
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

~ The Louisville Journal Of the i7sh
ult., says: widow lady named Good. from
Pennsylvania. with seven childen, who was
deck passenger on the Sea BlH, on her way
10 Illinois, was accideniIy killed night before
last. by boy falling on her out OF his berth
while asleep The children were taken care
of by some of her relatives.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
Commissioners Notice.

HNHE Undersigned having been appointed by
Il the Judge of Probate of GIANT County,
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims
OF all creditors of the estate of Ephram Hall de-
ceased, represented as insolvsnt, hereby give no.
tce to all concerned that they win meet at the
school house near Patch Grove in Grant county,
on the second Saturday in June, and the seeond
Saturday in July next, for the purpose OF receiv-
ing and examining the claims of all creditors of
the said estate, at which times and place all per-
sons having claims against the said estate viii
present the same for examination.
HENRY PATCH, !
HIRAM BRUNSoN,y Commissioners
MOSES HICKLIN,
Grant CO.. w. t., April 25, ls45.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

~. Majority against State Government in
Grant county 10 1877.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
Wagons for Sale.

C.COVER has on haad two horse wagons
- ofeastem manufacture, which he wishes to
dispose of on reasonable terms. Also, a small lot
Of nails--enquire at his residence in Lancaster.
May ,. SIT.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
Biacksnithing,

TUE subscriber respectfully insorms the public
that he carries on the above business in al il
various branches. All kinds Of eoustrv prodocs
taken Ia exchanges SIR work. GEORGE PIKE.
Pfairis du Chen, NoTembs4 7, Is48
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

~ Table of streams watering the county
of Grant, w. r., arranged according TO size a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
RETURN PREMIUMS.
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS AMP
OHHERSi

VINE SUBSCRi 6Ek Keeps constantly for sale,
aI the lowest pnces. assnrment of MD.
ICINES. DRUGS. DYESTUt = S. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS VARNISII. BRUSHES dc. DC.
ConfJtu, his prtss will give stilslac'ion. he So
IeiIs even ho,e who may not intend Ia purchass at
iho Tine, 10 oseetiaia The prices Of his goods.
Any ecmmonieaiious asking the prices of goods
are most chrerUliy and promptly answered.
lie would particularly sale. that be has Steam
Factory in conGcxion with hts stole. fer Powdedae
JnIap. Rbubatb. Ipscacaauho. end many oiber
Medicines; Tor grinding Mustard. CiGnamon. Ais
ries Pepper. Cloves. Sc; tpd Lamp Black. Black
Lead, VsBusn Red. Chrame yellow sud green.
verdcgris Yellow Ochre cad q hsr Paints ~ OF;
all OF which bo Is oblo TO cell al the very lowest
prices.
Pants mixed already for use and PIT up in esr.
then pots of different sizes. lor family coayenience
Putty ofiho best qualify AZ % cents per N. oni
OF bladdcrs, and CTS pet III IN bladdos. 10 qusnii'
ues Of SO pounds ond upwards
or No charge nado or deltscring goods Ia snj
pau Of the CITY w w GORDON
DRvooisT. No I52 West Prsu few duo,s ron
Light e., aud opposite The - a. ORR Depot.
kb2S BALTIMORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
sE?ET. ejfRnS9S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR,

y n 4 y.
Tor NE cure Of Pulmonary Coasumptf,7,.
Bronchitis, asthma, Chronic CatarFh. Il-
fpc,i7d, OJsiiq0ie Coughs. SpittiRg a
Bi0oG, ThroGt Disease or Chrome Layl7:-
gifts, PGlpii1iioa of ne Heart and LiUsy
Compliant, also, Weeping Cough, Colds,
DC.
IHe Compound S, ron at 'fpr and Wood Nan'i. lo
a. @ combination h,rr,otrc urlpusyd, r,erilus o.
pnwer over hu,fstnes- roiy conceivable; huvi A.
specific scnon dn the r.ucns Tissue and nt ia,.
.nme time hciIciug Ibe whole system uudef III,
rowetiui iihaeure. Al completely crudicaie. ilc
catso oi disJ se, he % hrtcGiry of uIhgtW isc i.
- sirikDs al ttc r,u ui iio com ylin nui4us lone
10 he dei',t''cd came ond gisc. renewed vica, q,
ne senrnl sys,en'Hrd ',sion hs P4uent 10 ps,ua.
iaTs hea.,h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
KEEP rr BEFORE TuE PEOPLE,.
u BERRYHILL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. prAIrps -.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY G. GODS.
No. l3l Mann NJ, yvurpII

NO. III Main Street, WHEELING
? ia OCLD advise all peIs,ns wishing o., mn r.
chase anything IN The line To give then,
e"'' We have been continually tecei, ing goods
SINCE The fis' of The Spiiug aud we believe we
rave almost every auicls lhai can be called for in
ne Dry Goods way nj The same time c, nprsine n
great many articles oniy kept Tor whuiesaleipr
which ave n, ususIlv kept ,nu Drr Goods house
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-Lawus; Bag ,fines:
bnfages; Lace Lawns: Cingham do WhJe glass do
SIX siIped Gnsham; plain and hard Ginrham of
every descnpiun; tia, K do. Giugbam Lawn tohes.
Jaconei aud S~ iss do Aiuuslin de l-aine d., Mons
I'm De Lines; coshmcr.si Ssis. AIuslins; h.tre, a,
striped du cembrcs; Iarlrirn Nlusnns oil cnln,.
shawn and at the latest styles; Gas. sk,,,
corded do. DSmnsh do fresch worked collat..S,en.
cen; ctoval-; Bonneis ard puunei Ribbons; can
h. 'ders; ar'ifrials; Fi"wers; sc.
FOR GENTLEAiEN--rino and sunc,6,e
French and English ch,ihs. do cnss.meres; Gnm.
'f"on'; 1wceds; LrieH Dnllius.; Blii and rst,r.d
Summer cloihs; ding l'Ein; bnr'd anil plan, c,,t,n
ID Hing; silk md STUN Ves,ns; Fine Mern., Mar.
eilles -. Naieucia do rravRts: C;L,vesand Susncn
lers; ii"sierv; striped AMI plan irish Linen; Sh,ri.
i-g M"I'ns; bleachcd and bro. silk nd niert,o
Undersl RI; Lnmh's Wool do Lint a camhric I,Jsls
'la'n and tnlared
DOMESTIC GcoDs--Bo Mu.lns. Tttkirc,
'hecks. mlfine shIrnpe. Funuiufe. Pad, blnr d..
nestle "alicoes; Iowclibg o. ev,ry descrituos;
Is fd's eye Dmperlamn'k de- crn,h Linen Sieehn,
- en- aud c.iiPn Tshle clulh, blea chcd nuG brown
Linen rtumh cbi,hs; Napkins; Sc 81.
RFEfS--CARPE'rS az our secord nlor: Oh
roibs very heavy, ard aiso Table OIL clo,hs; Straw
Mating; Riggs. Sc
Ilauers Fnrs nnd Trimmings by the wh olesale
CAPS uf evcrv description; Linco Rnrinps. ius,
reed Iy JOHNSTON & BERRYulLL.
may No l3l Maui ST. Wheeli.g Z, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

AOlO ALt aNliDOGL w
DURSUANr 10 HE decree pfouoanced in.the /
I suit in chanCery on the l7sh day Of January |
! 1916. wherein
w,llrom Dean is Complainant
ArD
John Ctc,rst, William Coffin and others. are D.
fsadahs
The SkeriI ~ Ohio county acting commission.
under sad decree viii oaef iot sale Of The lionl
door 81 The coun house 81 said county Of Ohio, 90
salufiny The ooh day ~ June 1886 BHs tum.
hered two hundred and ak one huhdfcd add one.
one HUNDRED ond thirty eighi. hundred md
b,ry seven me hundred nd fifiv nine md lhttiy
,wo. (20GJ U0D U39 u41 tli9) 1927 'uoa,e in
that pan ~ Middle Wheelng, (now part 81 lhe
city ~ WheeIng) laid 81 by Noah Ziae john Faw
ceii md others ~ ~ such rofs ihefcJfas
shall Ne necessary 10 satisfy the debt Interest and
costs. drctecd The com plaiuant ~ The can.e.
| TtRMS-ren Der ceol Of he pufc a'e money
/ BE- paid in casb esd The residue hefeul 10 hfce
/ equal paymcms atsix, twelve and eighteen fne,fis
from he Day 0f ssle. nc purchaser ~ pufrhatcIs
giving bolds with geud ssegniy. bearing interest
lfom ho day Of sale
JOIN q EOFF. D 6r
naval x WooDs o G.
The sale Of he atove property y po.llonsd unn
lSp,n,day he ist day of August 1886 JON "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
WILLIAM ORR,

OFT CLOTIS, TIA CWfHs. .rABlE
cIOrusWtNuOW BLINDS FlEESCRr ENs.
DOOR PIECES. COACH CURTAIN STUFF
CREFN BAtZE FOE sipE BOARDS. Bt-
RENfs. STANDS SC. SILK AND MJ5llA
APRONS foR CmLDRhN.
VCsEPu WOOD 90 El-t HhociINr. won'd fc
81 s.sruu'i toi,rrs fbs ruYlia ihii ns % r'fpir
Ell o. esccuie orders 'Dr auyitirg saHmsfufd 'n"vc
or o. bis lrus siu, rfaincs-. durability OFT tcsr1ith
House Pniours Chung ond Pop hHEi 'l.'
otter drd so.
Rss.denes onI chop Near iba 80 cfaVo go.
WY.ts. opl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
.. K. nOTsFORD.

- IA ~
MAS JUST rereived large assofin ent of ST..
IN CARS and TOBACCO The following sfs
hsi Of the didt feni bfsnds 81 Segani
5000 Regaha Los ffes COfouas
5000 do Minerva
1000 do Cazadofes
5000 Ilavona IN Norma
1000 RcFoi Dos FamUs
5000 dn Vlciout
5000 do Ia PiE
2000 Washington IL Norna
10000 ilaynnn pl different brands
10000 Principe Do IA CRUZ
5000 DO Sicam Bat
5000 Gusiu sans
FRUITS.
=, oOCoeoa Nusi Orsnge-, Lemon, Ralsinsi Fes
,Hi'mesi do1 h,ple. Ohee.; J esse Sardnet;
oa'es o. Lemon SYIup box wrench Chlrpiue aH'
" 20 superior usnuer. idoz tou - Capft'. %
os.s iiohe Crepe Vine ! ar cpsk C.d Bfsnt
q 1905 4h psool which - isr medicsl purpose,
es gfst many anicles COO nUme'bos 3
mention. sr Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
n " y U IL II " C. H.
FIRE AND MARINE INsURAN CT.

=. ". 2. - -" "a A-ts' - ~ HNC ~.
u BE iNSuRED-or aot To be--thnis IN.
u question: ~ heihcr II is better Ivy une sw eep
irg hte. TO be ruineJ-nnd subject To MI TIE IN,
that hesh 'shelr To, or. ikea prudent 60 ia III.
Protection Office. aud there bc made safe. comfohn-
Ole and happy-we leave h'r YOU O. GrIernine
The Perfection insurarce Company uf IlarIfurd.
Conn. having already paid ever $500 900 III insscs
~ the Western Counry, Is entitled To the hrh, ST
confidence. and their agent ai Wheeling, Virginia
w PETERSON.
VIII take risks on dwelling huuses. ware houses
STORES, mills fc'cries. DC Weether with their con-
tents. such as furniture. mefrhandise machinery.
snd every other description of insuiable properly
Also an Steam Reel and flat boats aud theit carsoes
Va aud it'm any rori on The Western Waters, OH
The most reasonuhlc Terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
Inc same os az any other flee in Wheeling
Office on Montae street upposue the Monroe
fiou g. and near the Post Office ian IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

ftt-,tS- Eht' E5t&Tif4 ATEOs.
EEtiE PIE odrr f-ure s g.vcn - roo, o.r,, ~, ...
gi as tgly. is Nh ia us si. ,o OH, ne
81. .-,sl i-cm cyey pat of ne ,urgace; which
Lie c,-i.o. be si. ID ,,fl,t go d, v9 arc ..ek.-
tDil 81 e. t.oal ,l.du d, en- az, l. H. : VII "a
~ us ocsns - Ecs IS e. ESQ ..rufpic. = MN, AZ one
u oyer ,o,acl tu-,ue l. o. g. r 49, - H. -
&eFtaEoti .ic iafrrste to..ti.sas. .I-ts ~ sSe -
IN " ie-c 's.er uc t'o.4is s..1 al or ifr,ted
$500 GOVT iesrs rEsit 90 a. Sr.' ', s.ss,
e"'.Aou. 1.e sAce eiig e ,,cc s 10 D. ~, ti ,ers
~ tc go. t,,c. bus ISL, fce 10 i.lg ~ tsEr. 30
~ - g. ore 70 l'.tg. ...l. ~ ,llraiion'-
"a ol" ,sl' Io- az s.cc, csrs tio H,d,sfe
a nto.,.-'ipa W. E,,tis 81. liov:s asd doses d.
pm - Ga &c Aus'ersg CuaeS gogsLs Us vviIli
10 eeouie les of;le amount on fis ,ssnan5o MOI,
y W. Fss sesi e.eie'gred Dr. LswsaiosA
aSeh "a ~ 81 ly tis Us. l., cher wor;s n ~.
loujs ot b. ~ .tc ,r-taflsc rr-t,t-,. 'S0~"'e "'S
luis s zone o.les ti1s NJ i 49,, ,i,.. 49,,
ooI 10 sicsk lsy, y i, &c - ile lew and ffesh
Should ssvc tao 4. v. ""'-'S ue''-~'u1
..6 S1sS' .'-i ion On Teri hes % cod the ores
og(e esv>5ge so IL c. ".s 81 tb 80 ,e,s az a;
'Ee juic-s'csl !. E, sota N con- p ~ III 49, ~
kisd ~ c,s GODS, ad eslsun,.o n ms tS19s
e. ~ wora Dc 'io d.,-al.a .G--e iy s.optsge of
~ ne ak low eys-y ces.l MIND ,,,. ,o,...
.e @ oS y Sssiy 20 Sa s,2e ' % I pg1ss
TIE ~ go OEto6 ron so.y s5,9G16.i' fsst ,souS
And Sol nov OF ao ,,sic y, W., ss'usay isf
al p'ioI.ion 10 e.c-' H. Jale. t,,s
Eresg't 70 phsst es ar 10 ofs.s Be Xi.siSr's All
~ ' t'. ~ e.I1. oi lli $50, "a tlo lead, a'ognd
olg gle,ae diseased ; nay or ssVs e. p-'' q '''
t.t@ f~H' T. '-'-i q eNernai ~. 50, s,vofIous hu
pa idos.'er. q Il t..el lisa iHea.
- ga $3.50 Cs rie whole cs'1oyue II
Ae-.tty idlcto.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
M. & II. SWEENEY
HAVE iu-, received and opeisu 100 pncka
ZINE CHINA anil QuEENSNAI

AVE iu-' received and ope,,su 100 package,
4 FINE CHINA sni QUEENSwARE
Araeng u'hrr articles they hive
Fme Gold band Chna Tea Sells from 3 la 100 ps
Rich Gill and Fancy ds do
DO GO extra fine do
Richly decorated Manicl Or amenis. Cuugncs Fan.
cy Ink. Baskets Nc. in r:cai variety.
The Ladies are invited To call anil examine
ihese. rs they surpyss auy ,iing ut tie kinh ever
heiore brought 10 this country sud are wprh seeing
Rich Gill aud embossed Fruit B,tkeis laced x h.sh
Whre China do do d.,
GIii-erd riain C"nroiirrs. CasserUllcs. Tnrserns
Boats nni Sand; ia Puts. S,is ats und c cams
Ten and C'iIee CUPS aud Ssu,ers. Plates. sc. inied
PLAIN snd laucy styles. IA sets or pieces 10 sum cus.
TONERS
in common warc we have Li~errrol Dishes md
Plates ofai sizrs. 'Iehs md Cofl,e- r. anI l.e
Pots. Sugars and Cseuns, Sc, oi variius oolo,.
printed. fh'wius b'ue and Fancy 'folei Seis: g. M
rson edged Plates. Dishes. Teas Sc Sc. Viii, eve.
~ "her af Gle usually kept IA the ,nusi eAiens.vc
Establishments va the roIpirv. nil wh.ch tie pub a,
need only cali and pt,ce u he satisfied that We sell
hwer thai 'hcy eau bc purchase elsewhere We
hive on hand aud are copsiRnily muupiqc'ur,ne
Cal aud rla'n lIol Lamp-. L,nierns Turnhlcrs.
Dishes. sc, which Geehcf with oar stock al
Qireuswarc. We invite The eiIion ni pure h,ssr.
tuhcr ~ho'esnlr os re'ail. Warehouses; No. 7 mr.
Mpnr"e ~ Wheeling VI nnv ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
For SALE.

VEyHE SUBSCRIBER ,arr. for sale Lots Nos
n S s ai.d g "a the 8 Ia square pi The addiuon
io Soulh Wheeling, (cnled kuchoivWt) lad ou,
by Saml Spngg nid jan Ruchle. upon vheh
erected comfriiahlr md c"sveiuenf hrlrk dwel
ing. aud hns excellcnl garden continuing vac
fieiy oi choice Ffult Tees and Satubhep; good
Well Of wTer. sab ing. sni"ke h,use. &c aud l.
pleasant, situated. The Pupcry isnow occupied
ly Jacob r. B'sr. hO will take pleasure III showing
IL 10 any one desung purchase
AtSO--fhc Undivided one hnlf of l'ts Nos ]
and 2. AID he andi, ided hale OF The Norh lai ~
Lot No IN Ice 2d squire Ihe abnve said aldi.
nn to Slnih Wheeling With their Improve
consisting oi . large frame Dwelling, containing 10
ruonis Is an3 20 eel each. and ther hnild,ugs SC
ALSo-Lpt NJ l76 IN Essi Wheeling. bc,rg Al
The S:.utn ~ John md Filth SifetJ.; SAID iot
has three FONTS. making 2H ieet--has erected or,
u q c"miofialde t8mo dwelling now occupied ~
Philip Bier. Esq.
ALSO--4O feet of The East SIDE of ia M lbs
IN Eosi wheeling on John siteei. npon which 3.
efeelcd good iwo story hrek dwelling, now orcn.
pied by he subscriber Tne above properly wiil
be sold ~ IoA prices and on accommodating terms.
ap ~ Il JEFFERs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

ID OnlNsoN q NM rursG SIGN AND
e ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. Ne lej Wee
.tt MlN Sl. ESQ., iINlYs prefsfrd wnh 'hr hts,
eofkmri sud maicual crernfc hN oitcfsin thet
iin, ii Csc best stt IT, ord st t.c lower faits
Esefy ds.cupuon oi sign PAINTING OR Gil
DfNG done in ,he tss a1hoeI m1gl0