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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
TILE TYPOS

None yield in patriotism and courage to
printers. Already we understand upwards OF
10 type settlers have volunteered Tor the cam
palgn. Most OF them are enrolled ia the com
pauy now being raised by the Honorable ). +.
Marks Senator from Fcliciona, who has him
sell set splendid example, by putting dows
his name as a private. The rich make but a
slender sacrifice in leaving their business ior
the defence OF the country, but the poor prin-
ter who lives by his daily toll in surrender.
ing every thing to fly to the scene of danger
offers a glorious illustration of Republican
Government and proves him well worthy the
noble institutions under which he lives
THREE CHEERS FOR TIE PRIN
TERSl-Bee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

Tic citizen. of out village Nr5. .Ba,L D al.
ta. news heu from One lD an1th.t. .sl. o1
We'u".b y morning H-' rat ntus r.
Nfuuier. D. iuuhr pc ui uis place. hsd
sb"t hiH- %. ltaTV.tr- ..4t he bah leit has
bed Lizzie before dsy lo,dcl li. pistol viii,
-iue- ol l'aj iu ,be bI,-s11m thtn went fo
the ctuiag ~hci ADJOINING thr -,ablc-gp,
into stage coacl--'hc curtain. down LAT.
ci hiuseii on tHc hint seat ani appI,iuv ttr
pistol 90 las throat. directed upward. HrIi.
one of ibs slugs passed through Co., skull ou
t.l COP pl his head. II bai u1' b-eumi s..l
b tIt family, aa wI> ipIui by tlr servant.
a1Ial hrHkirt iimr when they wclr ,aaine
uul .le ln1.h t1 attach llc horse. tli.. Cor
NH.i bfuni.t b'lt ll Inquest 90 Use b1ly. -
'' Oh" IHt was i4I..1si1nre wa,
if..tH. Dow. stated death b, lass own
HuI.
Mf ~luul.- Na# au .uFu.tfi1ra e4fay,rt
r.It % ven, aH' aIF U.Iaf OBJ. olf sf.fl.rs
"Hui. soon htss p..u -rnpg.... ..,u,l.,. =,
committing s1 0sI anI Hu5.1.es 8-'f 49,
Asi i' noN sprraJ-. exhibited .o i,i. fr,a,I.
irw aa}s 1.om. particularly u. tls b.t,r.
nVtou 1i au.Hiluu nf muf a.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
POSTSCRIPT,

We have New Orleans dates TO the 9Th
No further news from the army. The Mobile
Register expresses strong Opprehensions tina
the eason we have no further new. is thai
Gen. Taylorand his army arc surrounded. and
communication cut on Itism more than prob
able.
The steamer Telegraph arrived 81 New Or
leans from Galveston Oh the 9th. She reports
that the Monmouth lel, Galveston Tor Brsso,
Santiago with only is volunteers on board.
II is stated in New Orleans that vessels were
tiew fitting out 10 cruise against American
commerce. and that the names Of American
Merchants atiiayaua. who were fitting privs-
tecrs-mcn had been Transmitted 10 our Gov.
eminent by tho Consul.
The Governor Of Louisiana has fesored 1.
a daft TO Furnish ihc quota u soldier. from
that state. So also has the Governor Of Ala
baml.
The enrolment Of volunteers j. coiae on in
two OF three different compauies in Tslrimore.
in one company 100 have presented them.
selves as ready to march 70 the Rio Gmnde.
The Richmond Wing contains call 10 Viz
giuians to arms. and a station hot.s has been
opened iu Richmond i0r the eordlmcnt Of
volunteers
The bousc Of thc New imk legislature on
ihe day Of i,s adjournment passed. resolution
authorizing The governor tocap into service
$1,000 men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
WORMS! WORMS WORMS


Jdyne's Tonic Vermifugc.-This Vcimi.
huge Is perfectly safe, and so pleasant that
Children will not refuse TO take IL. IL rilcc-
iuiIly destroys worms, neutralises acidity or
sourness of the stomach, Increased appetite,
and acts as general or permanent Tome, and
is therefore exceedingly beneficial in inter
mttcnt and remittent Fcvers. Indigestion,
&c, aud Is almost certain cure tor Fever aud
Ague, aud what is of more importance, il
does II permanently.
Ii not only destroys Worms. and invigo.
ro.~s the whole system, but it dissolves and
carries en- The e.r.ar-shundant slime or niucu.
so prevalent III the stomach and bowels of
children, more especially those in bad health.
This mucous forms the bed, or nest, in which
worms produce their young. and by removing
1t, 1t isImposslble Tor worms to remain in the
body.
IL is harmless in its effects on the system.
and tho health OF the patient is dlraps i'm
proptd by It's use, even when 10 worms are
discovered. Numerous certificates of itsnse-
iulnes have been received, which the Pro.
prietor does not consider necessary 10 publish:
yet TO give the reader an idea of the Vermiluve
powers. he will mention few cases. ne
gave il to his nephew, not four years old, and
IN few days discharged upwards OF ninety
large worms. He also gave IL TO his daughter
then about three years old, when it Brought
away thirty worms in one night.
PlLES-Numerous cases OF Piles have beer
perfectly cured by the use OF this valuabl,
Nemiisge."
Finally, what the public have long desired
medicine OF this kind, which might be dc
pended upon(pTepared by regular physician,
rs now offered TO them, and can be had OF DIR
ID. Jayne, No. South Third street, Philadel
phia, and OF all persons who sell his Expecto
rant and Carminative Bslsam. For sale by
may Is DR.. J. CRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
RELIGIOUS INTEIJIGENcE

U''I'I|IVCN ~ EIiIIII ENCE.-- TINS y
the week made famous in New York by the
meeting OF the various religious societies. The
delegated talent assembled at tn, nresent
Time Is sid 10 be much greater than ell any
former occasion.
The Episcopal congregation of Christ's
Church an New Orleans, are about 10 erect a
splendid gothic ediiice, of which their gifted
rector, Rev. Dr. Hawks, will have the paste.
raj charge.
Nine agents of tow boats advertise i'm the
New Orleans parers that none ot their boats
shall hereafter make up their tow at the leyee
on the Sabbath.
Rev. MIR. Kirk of Boston aud the Rev DIR
Mason of Blocker street Church. New York
nave gone 70 rsuroP~--Piits. Post
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
DROLL DOINGSs DIVERSIONS
a. ~

hhl4NEAFOR 81 Ecesofficiiiss respectfully
~ announces ibat be will tairoiuce his Hyn,o,.
on- Entertainments. Which, he pledge. h,mseIf q,
Parents. Guafsians sod Heads ~ Famil,es D. .,,,e,
" consonae' Win p'oprsiy and . ss nueh sdmi,ed
ana pai'onised o" sec uni o. ~ prppsf tone sol
.ile f" ~ ssFef 'siliog tendency ~ ranrh ard
besriy laughter a. hi. s,9dy 10, &C.. 49,. -
sppied {" q ee' QuaiEi. Qoizzical. Corpio.l Ca.
s''e,'' t~mstilg fon. Farce. Ffssk. Wolfe ss5
'i'e'' illustrated ~ Living Poufat. ~ eel,b,s-
y" h""N" sod unknown Persons io,efspss.ed si,h
m7s'c1i steichs'. Country Couns Oh asA,. s,ass
travels, COMIC LECTURFS. Bypo,bondr,ses.
L'afned lgno'sni Women. Debsung Socie''es.
Steamboat Tips. Cbsmeiefs from Snets Creek
Tong Island Muse. win ltanslssas Of the BunEa-
ran Singers Country Schsois &o &c.
tn DpOf- wli b. opened ~ o'cinek psecissly
TIE entsrsinpsHt 70 commences etacily as.
Tishets so csnis 70 asmt gentleman aHJ lsdy
may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

= FIRE occurred in New Orleans on tho 3th
inst which destroyed tha stores Of Messr,
Wills, Wingisld & CO. an Mr. II. Parish.
tobacco merchants aud OF Mes,r- Bragg &
Snelser grocers The stock OF Mr. Parrish.
which - apps - b. worth $4,000. was
notentirely covered By in,unn1s, AMI was
partially snvel--lha two other firms were
fully Insured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

c. We have nothing in particular 20 sly
20" \ Democra', whose first nam is- .Thomp.
son' IN the last ArSas he being tn only one
Of ,haparty a these "digging, who has read
"Falkens,ein," except 10 remlrN thst hi, o,yh
language c2n1emh, him. 1hs trle broad
EneIisl OF whit hssays, j. simply II You op-
pose loco foeoisia o. principle. loco foco-
will Oppose yous local interests. In o'he,
words I'VE viii ,ule otrinyou Hea,sert,
tha, the Ns'iss OF Wheeling have opposed IA.
interests OF the adjoining counties. ltistais,
Every movement, every step that Whechu.
has taken has been ia supper, Of ana Tor tb,
bestin,csc SIS OF t6e adjoining country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
\ PROCLAMATION.

- q N'f-stf a " I 1 wv
" Acfcas thr Coasrcsso ia United States
o. 'I'tue at tIe constitutional authority vested
ga li'm have declared by their act, beariug
tate this day, that, oy the act OF the republic
nl Mexico, a State OF waf exists between that
government anl the United States"
Now therefore l JAMES Il. POLK. Pre-.
-rlcn, oi 'ia United States oi America. do
hereby proclaim the sam 90 all whom II may
cone m, and do speciality Cnioiu on al per
sons holding Offices civil ol military. unler
lh' authority ol the United States. that they
De- vlEliant sud llipus iu discmrains ia. du.
us- respectively incident thereto. and / do
moreover cyhort all the go,l people of ibe
United States as they love th,if C6un,r,. al.
they feel th' wongs which have forced on
iii'm tit last resort at iulured ntti1ns. and Al.
they consult the best means, un lea the bie-
1888 OF Divine Providence. ct ahriilinn n,
cslamIilcs that they exert tram-clyes ga prc.
serving Order. ga promoting concord. ium,t,.
tamuB Jh authority inj ,he clh leucy oi tb.
h"', tui ln supporting anl iu,it,mting wj
tH. measures which uoy b. d1owcdb, the
constituted a1.u1uu. lul obtaIuuisd speed !.
ADJUST uuj au HONORABLE, ctr
40 .umpny whereof mfrh .tc .iila i'm.
hill, aul rlu- Z the sal of tl. I'm,
ti Sft'r Coz bs tihtal o. tie-. pr.-
IT,. eni- Done attli. eilyot WlshiugioI
tha tau'ecuth d1t ui M,t pn. u,mi
sul eight hundred aut tort, SIS. au
o' id Wiap. udtueo ol ilg Uuite.
Sili, tI s-tgHtetl.
JAMES Is. ruLK.
t. Hr President
JtH B.,Ht.sS Srr'rrg ot STAT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
From McNew Orleqns Timre.
MEAlCAN STEAMERS MONrEZUMA

I'D % ADALD FE-IMPORfANI.
we noticed some $50 weeks since thoi we
oehsyed the ammo .ycement OF the sale of the
Two Mexican war sttameTs sham. aud that
tn,ey would appear, in case OF hostihtics with
Mexico as prirnicrs. We are still oi this
oplnion, and we have fear, that the harbor
oil Havana will contsin our worst enemies. 49,.
United Sta,cs al should Be stationed Oh
the mouth Ut the har)or TO watch with great
care what comes out of il.
IL will BE- reCol.ectcd that in 1886. the Mex
lean armed brig Moulezuma lay OF The Sabine
and captured tn, American schooner J,aits
Cesar, aud Others. filled with cmirrants
bound Tor Texas, aud carried them into Meta
moras. The vessel conveying soldier, from
our city to the seat OF war, should be provided
with two or three pieces OF heavy artillery
They might b, intercepted by tho ,vav
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

&C. Ia the single county Of M,rycr Penn.
there are now erecting fourteen ucw iron for.
naccs, anl Que thousand miners src uowwont-
cd 20 mine iron anl coal Ia the valley of The
Chcnanso. Men that have some experience
in mining arc most needed, yet all arc sure OF
employment, anu in a region proverbiol lcr us
hc5lthtuluess
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
IF PEOPLE WOULD LISTEN To REAv

If PEOPLE WOULD LISTEN TO REAy
son, as readily as they do to "humbug," the
could not hesitate moment in the choice of
remedies fer disease. They would undoubt-
edly prefer the Clickener Sugar -coated Veee-
table Purgative Pills to all others; and for this
plain reason that they possess all the essential
requisites OF an eflectual remedy They are
OF vegetable origin; they are pslstable; they
nei'htT gnPe nor nauseate; they go directly 10
the seat OF disease; they never fail 10 effect a
permanent cure in all cases where they are
recommended. All this can be subsiantiated
by testimonials from ladies and gentlemen of
Tie highest respects iliiy and most undoubted
integrity: They all concur in the opiniss,
'h"' Clckenefs Sugar coated Vegetable fills,
when properly administered have sever been
known to fail in curing complaints of the
liver, consumption jaundice. sshooping cough,
levers OF all kinds, indigestion or dyspepsia,
headache, govt. dropsy. scurvy, small pox, or
cholefs morbus. fbey have likewise been
emincntly successful when the disease had
dehsd tlc efforts Of the most skiIlul Physi-
cans.
a. o. FAIRcHlLD, Zanc's Row. Sole
igent for this city. may 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

CO. Amongst the recent removals from the
Treasury Department at Washington was one
OF an individual who had held has Office thirty
1i0e years aud SONS Of the papers think that
having lived So long on Treasury pap, it Is
prescription TO take him from il now
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

HEAIR BRUsHEs-I6 dOz Hair Bsu.se. Of
u n different qpsl,'cs aud s<ss; jos' received "a
addition ~ iufmsf stock ~
my rs n 4 IlORNBROOK, Monroe e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

REAL ESrATE.-The chancery sale Of the
Cnapline property will be continued to-day
al the Court house. The property offered
combines two good farms and some very val
nbie improved and uninproved town proper.
~. A rare chance is prescntcd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

DR.. VALENTINE.-Seo n. a5,er;.s
msnt ~ Jas returned sltef IN ab,ancc q
eight o. u.Hc yoau daring = hich time be- has
eon'uised ell Europe and gfat portion n
thr United Stole. There win !, ps,feet
.m.aat as tg llaU o.a.h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
Observation-Disclosures MINING :

Observation-Disclosures MINING A
New York letter says "A copper company q
speak sober truth, on the best authority is
now sinking shafts in search OF ore i'm New
Jersey, under the direction OF a clairvoyan,
subject, who rs put TO sleep by a professor of
the al! Tor that express purpose. | obtained
my information from the professor himself
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

Hon. Amos Kendall is to be the orator for
the literary societies at Dartmouth, next com.
mcnCcmcnt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
a,NoR THE LADlrs-J&r UorNapoo,

HfoR THE LADiEs.--J q r HOFNBRooE
~ have jnst reed variety a. Fancy suiel,,.
amons which are Fans Of vsrious cad bssulifvl
styles, Purse and Bag Trimmings a. new siyRs
'Pend'e steel worked Bags End Pur-ss Is new
STYLES, S'esi Comb-. Breast and shswi Pins; sissi
watch Guards. Black Polka Cosnhs very pssliy sc
go Call snJ see them snd u will Peg yea 500
me i'eDe's a'ibe Vsfitiy store on Monte. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

The Legislature OF Rhode Island adjourned
on fuday last. after session of foyr days.
The Rhode islanders hold their legislative Sos
sions pretty often fourteen times year J but
1t must be acknowledged that they MAXI them
rather biie'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

The national debt of Franco amounts 10
5000 100000 irancs, or about 1883 900 900
sterling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

a silk lyer enriched his sign with ihisnca,
parody on Goldsmith's beautiful lines
when lovely woman stoops TO tollt:"
When lovely woman tits her sau,cr.
And finds too late that tea vii, s,a,.
What ever madca lady crosscrl--
What art eau wash all white again.
The only art the stain TO cover
To hide that spot from every eye.
And wear an unsoiled dress about her
OF proper color is-ro DYE.
Book of Pdrodies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

Judge S,annard, OF the Court of Appeals.
died of paralysis at Richmond. on "Wednesday
last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
THE FEELING ATLouISyILLE.

Arrivals from ihe South are now looked for
with great interest. Every ono feels The In
tencst anxiety to hear from the Rio Grandc.
Gen Taylor's situation at the last dates. was
certainly one of great peril, but our own opin-
ion, upon iull reflection, decidedly is. that he
had ole ability TO sustain himself until the ar
rival OF rein iOrcemsnts from Galveston and
New Orleans. Although cut oil from all
communication with Point Isabel, he had pro.
Visions enough, II IS stated. to subsst his ar.
my upon halt raiions) for thirty DAYS. and
there could be no doubt OF the arrival. fal
within that time, OF sufficient reiuiorcements
10 enable hlm to drive evory Mexican officer
anu soldier into tIe Rio Grandc
Gen. Taylor, nj the last accounts, had forti.
ned himself pretty strongly, ia his position,
aud we do not believe that the Mexicans. with
all their vast numerical superiority OF force
could carry his entertainments. Ii they ven
tured to attack him in his commandments
there l. no doubt that The Rio Gmnde ran
all crimson to tn sea. -LouisUillc Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
THE WALTHAM STAGEROBBERy


On the 9Th ot December. a small trunk
containing 5000 in bank bills the property
OF the Waltham Bank was stolen from the
Na'thsm Stage. The robbcr could not be
traced at the time. SIN wceksago, a 5 90 bill. |
which was among the lot stolen was passed
az the Brighton Mass Bank, aud on Tues
day last another was passed there by the same
individual. The person, one Alfred Jones
alias Montgomery, was arrested. Jones has
served three years in the State prison ior steal
INK $1,000 from stage in Lynn. also another
three years ior rObbing the store OF Henry \.
Hooper 4 CO. Tie had lately pat $1,000 into
TIE liycry stable business at South Boston in
company with pariner, whoney suspected
his real Character. lie has also $1,000 ON de.
post IN a biuk ia Boston -PhHa. Ledgcr.
a POPULAR DEAD mantle Sand.
wich tMass.) Observer has the subjoined odd
statement
Nj Josiah Clifford late OF Ibis town was
chosen one oi ia, Vice Presidents of lhc M,,.
\. 5. Socirty at is last ~ sel,ng Mr. G.. has
br>F dendJOr ssrcral years. III had thc hon
as conferred upon him several times before his
death, Hnd ,ia-c that event has bacn annually
r.-clccted
EXTRNORDlNARY MONOMANfA.-A
NlNilNitfult II Al
The Boston Star Of q clergyman who iancies
that uie daughter at a professional gentleman
O. muried adv J., hs wife. aud be claimed
her wilh all III. pcuiuacity ot conviction. trn.
il u was iDunt nccesiry 90 take him to tbe
Asylum as Nufcesirr, He managed. how
cvtr 10 csapr, ard was found on. dlv ori
ely reading ln Zoe reading room at a hotel and
'ahcu back % iIe Asylum On his yyay .brf,
I' was asked b Dee really believed ne l,d,
was bis vito. he said no. That he u.e5 n
lunt 90. bli tbr difficulty now +. Sin. think.
t'. AMI wants @ Get bin bui people will not
permit hrr IT. IS an unmarried man. and
seems RATIONAL upon al o'ier subjects cxrcpt
t'i- taugc fancy. h5t b.. Is tlIs husband of
dHJth,r man wife.
DREADFUL AFFAIR We learned las.
evening. tlnt two lituc boys Nwjn9 about
sH years pi as" wee uu over bf DO. West.
c1cf ief cars. usar tue Willow street inter>rr.
I iluu 90, Broad and were fatally iufrf.I
u Ole WIS blirJ instantly hi. head us.IeJ
7 Fed-,t,s 1tt Toe other bod both Il dr,,l
. illiy crashed one Hmb GU. aiIu... s.t,-.I,
/ 81. 10 twas most shocking SIGHT Tsatb,I
deco, we were informed wee He ,1,s ~
ANTHONY Elton tunccouist. rr-iiiue al ~,
~ Union street TIE affection gf th. ,,,
.fHs 'i 5. he1rruting ia contemplate Tho
-H"Hfu. accident resulted from tl. lH4.r..,.
r.'..ir. oi ru.tfen jumping upon th. tr,ios
t"i .ar leaving of coming iH,1 tH. tilv. TO have
o uja PtH1 1urc1H.
r SPRING PURGlNG Nj. Er.b.r of ,.
Washington Union is puJeing ti,. N ,o,,.....,
u. Dos denounced the Charleston Lygvrg
luI al .'Hi portion 1f tlr southern .i........,.
".. tie o.gaH binr 4a lar5sI
IIH.i wtl ODE d.m1,Hf. nr.
vH.H mr.us t.e Pa.k section u. f... .s,oe
IIHs. H. u.I uI .'. -...r.r. t..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

DROWNED. -Qli,ca serious misfortune
occurred on Saturday last to some passengers
IA The Hamilton stage which left he Gait
Iious, about ! O'Clock on that morning with
hIteen passengers, large and small. and on
arriving at Carthage The driver was told that
the water was ~ high ii would be- dangerous
10 attempt iordng II. In despite of this
warning when he reached this creek about
mile beyond Carthage, he whipped IN his
horses MIST turlously, und rushe,lin IL, not
wllhstanting the remonstrtnce OF the passen.
gers. rs soon as the coach got into the
Channel II was Immediately upset, and then
comm'nced a most terrific scene-al scrab.
bling to get ashore. With the assistance of
one gentleman who was a good swimmer all
the passengers were relieved and brous ht safe
10 land bat an infant. about three M lnths old
which was drowned. The driver was arrested
and held to bail. We did not hear his name.
Gin En-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18
no THE PURLIC

=, TO THE PUBLIC.
n. +. FEENY, respectfully informs III,
ci'izens OF Wheeling. that he will attend 10
posting Books, settling Accounts. or doing
any writing committed to his care. His
charges viii be moderate, and he win be-
thankful, Tor any business in the above line.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

1000 LBS GRASS RorK, s''o"sa
5000 l.bs Hem. Ropo
1000 d. Oaknm
200 do Parking Yarn
500 do wool Twine
100 do Broom do
So doz Hemp and C,as, Bed Cord
70 do Ploush Lines
so pr Books assorted ,is,s
Q Bills Ter Pitch and Rosin
iooO Lbs Hemp Tow on hand and for sale a,
8 cts per TO- by 4 n BERRY
may Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

ACYrIIEs AND sNATIs-A complies. .,o,k
~ reed and for sue by OFT AZ GREER.
may l6
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ID. PAINE 4 co. MANAGERS.
WHEELING. VA.

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To supply Dealers on the sery besf terms
Having naje our psethsses in The Eastern si,l,,
under The must favorable circumstances. we under
iske to sell Good. q the usual Eastern ro., end
charges as wc s,e~ilhng 10 eel 10 cssh or psonp,
customers foe mere commissioo. Dor stock will
he found veg complies, and eo'spsiscs, bssid,.
leading aniles. sues -
BROWN AND BLEAcnED GOODS.
Psniai.eneres. T'chiags Prints. Che<ks. D,ilI,,r.
u al kinda &C. Cnih', Cassimerss, sstin.,,, VS.
tiuss. Flsnsels, &c. &c.
Al the general variety usually van,.d in he
Dry Goods line. snj particular siien,ion Ia. b,en
Ps'd 70 the purchase cf SMALL ARTICLES ,od
fa''cr', Trimming Of the very hes, Quality.
mey 10 TALLANT * DEIAPLAIN.
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oCkS AND IHNGES.-S,me OF new
IL style q, the Hardware sore of
MAJ l6 OFT GREER
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