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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

LEICESTER SIiEEP.-our attention wa
drawn Yesterday toa iine bot II eight I.eiceste,
eiireP, oil Inc most improved stuck, lust i'm
ported ~ this Guy tor the Hon Henry clsy. of
hent9.ky. These sheep are on board OF the
snip fFancunla, - the foot OF Race street.
Weldve also ia our power to give Ia. follow
M extract from the letter oil aa esteemed
irend aud neighbor Of No. Clays, which, will
give some idea OF the valus of Tai, particular
importation 49," The deep interest ielt by All
Vac WOOL Gfpwers Ia this secliou OF country.
Lexington County kentucky) Tor their sal,
arrival, independently OF an original cost %
twenty gineas per head, mist plead a. Inv
apology Tor tiic earnest request oi your aticn-
ton To their safe transmission after theifar
rival at Philadelphia"
II the Tact that these animals are impo,ted
jointly with Mr.. Clay by his nciphbors could
DC made Known 20 those Interested in the
promotion ol agricultural pursuits at the va
iious points upon the route through which the,
VIII be passed, Il might, perhaps, iaciltat,
thelf sale progress 10 their ultimate destina-
4 ton
/ The animalsare in splendid order and con
diion aud show that their keep on shipboan
has not been neglected
10 lhe iarmer we tell the fact, that for IN,
forty two days for which they have been a yea
They have steadily eaten their allowance OF foe,
even when exposed to The roughtsi weather
miu, givlng proofs OF their hardness 49, Phaai
T. $. Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
LATER THAN VVIE

n. ATEsf-MoEE New aud cheap Goods lust recei
- Ne'i AZ tc Ncw Cheap store iR The ROOM Formerly
occupied ~ Mr. Isaiah Cooicf. NEARLY nyT'usi'c Tie "
W bank, Nam street. general assortment Goods al
Ne'l low price amongst which more those
ttSuiltn BACK Saiin stripe Gro ~ atma. and ron de
S"i" silks. very supcfior siik Nit Govcs &c general
assortment ot plaid goods for Ladies drsss Shavs of
every description. Preach Dpc skin cAssineTcs sAii
ner twecs and Jeans. English and AIactica an cloths
hannc,s. checks AID lin.~,s Also more OF tbo. bean
"iui a'iafh hlcaclcd murnr. NM. BAlLN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
NEW AND CHEAP


a. GORGE MeMt iR W =, ROW opening at has store
~ room "a Mafkct SQUARE. splendid stock of fancy
aud STA sc Dry Goods al only prices TO which
ue nuiicco las customers respectfully -.iced VIZ.
fof GeHcnen so,ef wont dycd Iiaek French cloths.
" beaver
=" Btown. olive end Green
ack aNd other eoores Csssiucrs. super black French
for ladies coax, tarrc do BLACK fancy striped sa-c
esde Snd steel niNs sanrts. super striped barred and
plain -siin CfaVStS riik.
For thc IaIic. super Graduated cashmere rohes \ nj,
eoorel cas- hnesc do sin Warp and fancy Uslre Aipses
l~i ciois, piaia Cashuero shawl heavy HACK richly
mofccur for la les wssf Ind null and Sw iss thsrs a
scea, Nlpaea caSics aud Latn's wool hose bon
net fH "s, new II. lie prints very how
super hsek, brown aud sa-c coofcd ladies Md gloves
scndid assosiucni. black, white and ,nesino yarnp
Eafs"u an other Gnx good a-,ttent Han ma n
all colofs, shiriRrs heseh,J brown with ro, "a
fieiy OF all kinds Of fancy and fashionable Gooas
ALSO lmpcfi 1esa
DANG Ch1sn Moia Sirsusl,ons d. super government
Java aud RIO oohcc Tor sale by GEO MeMCRRAY.
Oct -, Market SQUARE.
e. TILL TNENTY.FivE PER CENT CHEAPER
- tSan Ietnrc oncfci ia tins MSrkci--W. GOOD
RlCll has Just received his of fan aud Drv
oods, which have Teen purchased 10 sel under tho
avn Law Ii"sc waning BARGAINS would do well ~
cali ciorc purchasing elsewhere, techs
all WIZ meet with sSiisiactson. Oct ~.
TfEBATE ON si.AvlRY-A ftcsh supply o. Rico
and for ssiely JoHN ~. rtIoMrsoN, 4 Mon q.
TEAMILY cRoCERIEs--so Beef Tongues % .ar~r,.
- or quality. just received ana for sa'ehy ~
Oct 10 = ~ WODDR9W sg4 Nam ssrc-t
EsRENT BARGAINS sENsENEY A RHODES de-
- siTouS ~ closing nut their ock of Catr-, fhu-
Muslin dc sirs icit fro Ss-on win --iI
them on Eir eaoo prices TAN G,S <e ds1er.
mined % ~e'l them tor whatever tcy win ttins.
October 10. 1876
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
- oF rEMpERANcr

DNcrs for tts Hsrf QHarfsy
wheeling Division. No.li. me-. ~. A..
''tt m iiofn6ooks Buildings eytr
Fud1y evening. 100 G5 o'clock.
WM Is. GALLY. VI
Z J Sr9sG, N. s.
.u|I IBIS t5on. SO - ,o....... ~
n iiamartoss Bu.... rr.,. az
H.,iiy truluE at Gi O'CLOCK
iiiOS IS CALM. d. p
= rs BnHaet A. s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
TRANSLA,TIONS

NJ TIE CbASSiCS-Iis story OF Rome by Titus
- SiNi1s. Translated ~ lta>rr n sorry OF ilc reo;,.
2 IAN war trans aei from the GFess &c Thueydiics.
VIM Sn,rh \ NJ. Murphey' trai,sla'iea OF 1'scfn-
shslsi"n ot H"tace hv Philip frsaots n. ~. ttansa.
ll"h ~ Tth Tor ~ DC BY lNO. % rlInAirSllN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
RRlAL NAVIGATION.

Mt. IL. Pennington has procured ia, use
OF tie City Hall on Moniay next, the 26,h
inst, on which ocCisiol hc viii exhibit his
malel andProve the feasibility OF hi. theory OF
navigating TOE air, assisted By scientific gen.
ilemon OF this city. The citizens will no well
10 attend. a bitwill BE- taScn al the door to
deiray expenses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
GOOD INTENT
CLDEEfa.NG Sr9RE,

Il N. MSS A. Coz Fashionable C'ioihin- ct shi,.b.
- ment. uac ,soor s'ovc the 4. = tioir W ater IA
Neeling. Va Tee propristpr- &c tho a'ove cs.s ,is a.
r"i r'is P''as ~ u- very iti-,rai psironayc exic
ded % thein the passed seasna have ptsf a m TIE
hatefa a' apd now % Ter TOR -s'o tie d,sis1h
assortment of Goods tst can Ne found IN the city
We have greatly ncrcasai fsctties for nanu.sc.
turing
Ready Nude clothing.
which cnsfaces every STYLE qusit aud ashton. Ain.
IL FURNISH To- o'scf, with punctua'iis every kind vi
-s.ions'c cinsi,iuf Caii round very early AVID 80.
ooi -. n ia - a. "a.
rfso STCDENTS-Tsli's Iu,lc, Resu,n and s,asoa,'.
- Manuel. Tor sale ~ JOnN n THOMPSON
pci y, Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

MIR. a. WHITNEY, the protector OF the
Mississippi and Pacific railroad passed down
the river ou rhnrsdsy evening ON his way to
Cincinnati. We lcarl that hsmet Nth great
eneonrage'n al fjr the prosecution OF his pro
lc IRON our neishb r at Pittsburgh. IL.
viii return here ina week or two. and will
stop to consult with our citizens in relation Ia
the work and TO learn what countcnance they
are wiling to give TO IT, A friend promises
u furnish Us sketch OF the plan, aud of ths
steps which have been already taken, so that
our citizens may be enabled to judge the nat
ter iairly. As the scheme has received the
emphatic appreciation OF an elabomte report
from committee OF the L. s. Senate. il ap
peerslo be worthy of some serious considera-
'ion by the friends OF improvement aud use
ful progress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

tsl received the day fcrn the East vssistv az "a,
u,,'-l is~hionaie 1ewery consisting 81 Iaie.f H.,
se,E' 'r Win Topaz tsInooz, ABtcihist Aruua tps
lhe @arnei. fcaH Jci aud other stone scis fine .r,
sh" nafhfi btsceicts, tamcipn, let and iitat,,,. 49,
20. I'Sint thSsetl Engraved and Je; Esf giurs 80,
n"gs WIN Topaz, Ameibist and Told drop. y,sI,ei.l
~" tNely yatlIy of Breast Pms for 6.cnts Sof,I ~
plain AMI set pHgs. good assortment 'o'"'
''' 10 JOHN BISHOP t9s Naiu.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
Post OFFICE.

" - The office the largest distributing oneas a
believed. ,hs fnion The service rcnaer tl. c.t.n,
cgnpin fsi OF Sta assistants The w<Ae,,,
Mail roui " Washington 10 The whole OHIO Indiana n
tnos, lowe, W t~consir, Missouri Arkarss- Kentucky
rcnucce. and part sf Aishsns ard M..lss ppf = dts
tfihuicd here ~
ARRIVAL AND EPARrtRE OF T1fE NJ Ntrs At.
TuE WHEELING HalsI az lIa.ls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

o. The u,w Constitution Of Missouri
has been rgteiei b. tbe people by majority
Cd s,iGO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

rISur NJ RsUaiinp % thc All Reslnss, NJ ar. or
- derst 70 pefaic IN saferrs, tile sith inst, Al a
laeoek D. M fsont ofihe Court nor-e IN wiuirr AM
iorm, FOR ms etiion AMI drh fnii and drsar. re-
nas 20 81 men tic nqns snd ae-e " N. anna
ena @se"m rSnens s h's pe-sss.os hese report. "a
terence ." sntkatton Of the Battalion n, orl a
~, Col. , AsEs = NiisAf. sko. Nv, CLt1-rfn
Oct ~. As,u,..,
On Bills whf,e wheat Four
<sO AZ Bacs OF Rto coase. = h>zs lava do. .-..
has old f.s-sira do. noxcs plug ToiSeco.
20 BAffri- Aoescs. 80 Bsrrcs Ap,scs gins,,ox
crs srd RuSsc, 80 bo1es ZsRssse ss,, lu-a terei,f
aud 70, a.. bow hy MoRgow WAkEsiiN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
DO MvERrOoL DlREcr-En N. no,

TO LlNERr DOL DlRECr.--F. ~ new
steamers are bulldog by the Cunau GONNA
ny 81 one hpuslud eight huudrsd lons each.
wvmchara 10 form dimct sem.monthy line
hciwren New Nork aud Liverpool. They
w'' De ready 10 commence about the first al
My next -Four other steamers OF slmiiar
oimensir ms are also building by tie same
company Tor lhc American hues. 10 replace
Other boats, or to ACT ON specinl ocr,sinns
The new lines are 10 leave on Sstprl,v .,d
arrive on Thursday or Friday of the sscnnl
weekly T. Jour. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
FsbEg SAI,E
NEW .EEXYEIIpX

"a Ftfst rate two IIorsc F.KitY C,nEt,ar il f., i,
- - ehsap, for particulars enquire az THIS OFFiC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
STOCKING


El}F ANtFAt~rORN-JO EGKUkRr Res,c.,,,i
sss " tniofms ths oixss of heeiiup and virinit,
.sA' if cennuss Ia manufacture kin-S Shirts AID
drawers OF superior quality. Whilst ie l. thsuk fi
-" Pasi IaNors Nf hoIcs ~ alisuou business To merit
toaunuAnee OF the ssn'c lie VIII hereafter kcce on
manu- uncf sricic Than has hOrn nufa tuned "a
~, ~. ery, MaHaneiory Main Opposite slIc North
Western Bank OF virginia.
Oct -, I'm.
TO Dycfs and Calico FSiut-fs- rarnc's AprIiel
% themi~try, containing Sinon- other yauAbir inI,r
h'ei"n, description II The radins pfo,ess.
nov nscttccd by calico printers IN ihis couniy accom-
paRied With explanations OF Tie scientific , a.
wh'oh ley arc based, volume iust rrceytd nd
for sac ~ mo m rfIout 80 81"
Jni6a street.
bRhHE HORSE. ~ William Yansu fn-sst,c, =, ,,t !,
- eeiefei his.oFy OF ilir hnfsc dessert ON On The
No'ticAh fottHg tufac, huS trstnel and loo kercl An
h'euht OF s reinefka'de performances aud az essay
~ ne ~ atd the Mule, by Sknaer Editor OF the
in,i isegisier' Tor sac ~ mo. ~ THOMPSON,
VI - tuon street.
F6tHE BRITISH fULPIT4-conslainx of discourse.
- ~ tpn nosi eminent living divsnrs Engisna Scot.
lana ed Ireland accompanied " ti with pulpit sketches
eve tie. by I,c Rev, ". raddssis. RecsF al Graz
timteh lhilSdrllia, for sale by n THOMPSON
'tt-<f l'nistt sirnct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
q. kANuHHEHsS

FASHIONABLE eINTfnsG Fs.rAE4.TFHMEST
No i65. 1f0fH -. fkselfHg Va,
fOpI.csir ihs VirslBis IoielJ
HAVE iusf mel fsn tiIe eastern ritifs etfb
- tCfg stEpsees ths uf naoa sst3l,a'fc tsst roo4s
Wig.h ~yfe pstehs.fi ~ st-h a. fie rtdastd pfirss
1nd a4fsiir ufrf rfdfs fff.a $780,. 49,,
s1fv uIeT oeisbilsiacrt ia flif ST. 80 r..-.t.s
~ ffencis fusiish aad fHnefran nfasH eiafas .r4
f'sssireffs ~ 81 AHds. gssFiafs ffsas Kft~. ~ ~
tines Pen soon slhfs ftst era nextrrf l,fls 49,
~ ~ nheh ss' pfelaffl to Hakc ur ia tfs -
READf HtDE CLOTHING.
large arfofimfHf siuafs af. hb.4
ffILDntNs- yessasr woe q ..... - -
~ r'i.a f-iaff-'nraf ffr au4rrs....rf . 1900
7" haA. ~ ia ".3ff az STUDS ~ feftstef.i siafst.E
r.'iHfs rtHaHira fa ff saf ataa ~ a...ss 80
''i' ''i .m o. kAMHEnEn
~ INhf.t 80 trf,t.hf s.sllis.. 81 eysfs rsr,,., .
- 't.fi''hH tgf5 AfAfflfNa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
BLANKETS

EiSf received avery superior aicir of D'ankss and
- very ci,sN', at what every ts,d, sa,S lie ehenp
store ut Wheeling. MN nNlIV"'
Octg1,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

Sergeant Milton exhibited 10 us the ceuif
ira'e which The Mexican soldier Afterwards
presented 10 him. II is from the Treasurer
0' C'ahGpa, certifying that he belonged to
u'e regular cavalry OF The Sth ngimenI, aud
was was named Clrlos Silva. IL is dated Sultillo,
18th OF April, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

MIR GEO. L GLIDDoN, The archn,lo.
eue sud orlcnmtst, came pss,enger To New
YORK. irum London in the Ssip Hciidr;ck Hud.
son. We understand that his recent rr,i
deuce IA Pans hds afforded him Unparalleled
opportunities iuI study aud RESEARCH in his "a
Y'nt sci,nc whilst il has enabled n m 10 -
ablish important relations ia its conncctio,,
viii tho sayans OF Italy, Germany. EfVnt
france aud England. lie brought with him
q library oi new works, ami hes had acr.s.
ai,o 10 many interesting Mss OF lofth-conino
discoveries. la this way. has new series q
lcctorcs will abound with novelties and his
torlcal events recently developed We un
dcrsland that his destination this winter is fo
( 10 South, though having - recent arrived
: ins p.a"s as ye', W should Imagine, can b.
only iH embryo. Wherever hp mIy go tbsr.
+ can be- ,l,iio doubt that a warm rccrption - Il
he extended 10 him, both a a gentleman am,
scholar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
HOW A FACTORY HURTS THE FAR.

INV fAbIOkf HURIS THE FAR
MEX. The nee trade friends uf the farmer
are ever telling him how much he would b.
improved were the factories stopped and he al
lowed 10 buy where he can buy lhe cheapest
we have at least some figures 10 present upon
this subject which are ui interest. They re-
lait io Duchess Co., county that since ISII
has had within lis limits a factory that
gn'Vous thing Tor Gnncr. The facts ave Oh.
tam from Hunts Magazine, but the srmngc-
ncnt - or own
flrst let ms see the effect ol factories AT Fish.
XII, Ia reducing the iGrcs ot me foisa The
Nloucawsn factory on The creek, in 1910. EN-
pioicd ,5OO persons, who consumed the pro-
dhot ol The idrnT"rs, anl ptil taxes from
1870. to ISL, (sIKleen yc0rs) 3d.. O21 IS. or
an average OF >, ZOO per year. coz The amount
paiI by - farms OF 100 acres. which s. 900
~ Just 50 much mpuey given 10 the su3nort of
The town, without taking anything from thc
means oi the tanner. The sane cotpnsnv. iu
lSiJ, bot ct the agricultural produce oltlir 90.
; d,6ol, -, ond oi lha produce of u,hcr do.
m sic industry out ol the cDuutv--SI2n 376.
~ Si9J-u6) - worth OF agricultural products.
" manufactured articles, that IN thclr pculuc-
non gave support To agriculture in other
paris OF the county. Now we should like to
have Tree trader tell us how much more the
afm.Ts would have got Tor dis S7i.6St s. 1
worth OF prOduce, aud how much batter Oft
the banners would have been, had the compeny
not paid tax equal 10 tint levied on % farms
OF one hundred acres each. After they have
Inquired out the loss sustained by having one
factory ainoug them we will give them ano.
Tier Instance, ~ y. ETpTcss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
sADDLERY -IlARDWARE.

n GREER ere rceeiyinr tliets f.i s,.,,- a. 49,
- iu,is m ihis hhe which a q cold a. slsoss rrse,s
Esptentfef u 'f8
70 tt-F " NhN sirain oat owners wa rrs-s - =.
- 'iiff tist We haFc large ~ llaslts.
afF isrs SC 81 hsnd s.A ~ saie 90 81 if3
VEIN 81. H NfeiIng sciS MENbt1 a HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

lNCiDENIS ar MONTEREY We have
been lurnisllet by au Officer of the army with
SOME inrmprendl h relation lo the iscid..nt,
which occurred 1T Monterey from which we
max TIC following eXtCcts.--Ne. Orlealis
Dcita
Capt. Randolph ri lgely. who Distinguished
Nuns ~ mach tn tlie hst,lc. at P,lo Alto AMI
h's'ca de la falsna, MAS again conspicuous nd
MONTEREY Having found | , FOUNDER in one
oi TIC i"ris taken lrom ,he Mexiean,, lac e.
tectsd f'aiur Too u IN th. tort anl turned
II uppn IN. enemy with tbs most des,ructi,.
elect ClgIain 8ilgsly. after pointing the
gun himself, was observed constantly to mnun,
me piuo"a with spy glass anI watch
Tue elect oi each bait, and manifested the
grcetesi enthusiasm and drligh, when hi, sho,
'o,l weh among the enemy. Capt K. il aid
'o nav D" superior "a an arlillerist. i'm the ar.
my am Tie government would have been do.
inG not more than hr was entitled Ia. had the,
conferred upon him two brevets a, they aid
upon C.ll. Duncan, Tor his couduct in The bot.
Tie oi the 9TH aod9lh OF MAY. Ileis the same
3ihcer tn whom the citizens oi Bsltnnor
nave presented magnificent sWcni
vi. ittys,whoSe r.giin sui OF Texan volua.
teers dtt 80 much good ryicc at Monterey
as lo draw iTom G,n. Worth the complimcn
that they were the best LIGHT troors il, tb,
wodd, 70 Is olready known killed. Mexiear
lieutenant colonel 40 single combat. The lot
7 ter was makiug Hays with a lance in r,st
winch The gallant Texan d. Nteronslv avoided
aud giving The Mexican the contents ul a pi..
'oias hc ealloPed past, caused him. in epic
phrass, TO bite Tire dust.
The Texan RaRg 'rsarc lortu laie ian The pos.
ses,inn OF good officers. HAYS i celebrated
Tor las copiuess auj courage, qualities which
emincnils distinguished him while protecting
The. Texan frontiers lrom the inroads OF The
Comnchrs. Walker, The Lieut.. Col. Is well
known To every boly as the Cip,. Walker OF
NE hrs, part OF TIE campaigh Chsvalier. the
MAJOR, - scarcely less celebrated. having gone
out atone .dbouta year since 80 the Rio Grand
/ 10 gun iniormitipn of tha Mexicans. On
ms return hc suddenly fell in with company
ol Mexican cavalry. Cheyalicr had lost hi.
hors, and was on loot. The captain OF the
party rote up 10 him aud ord red him Ia sur
render The Major very coolly drew pistol
and, pres 'ntiug IL at bis head. nadc him swea,
upon thc cross that be- would order his men
10 Keep back AMI permit him To- rrbcecl; and
IN THIS way lac reached the Texan settlements.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
NAV FALL.dsOOnS-

HLNCk INK, superior steel pen INA IL, IN. ,,r,,. -
- lsluc Tor YALE hy a 4, NON nna,l,r y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

- llhS-biark Italian Lncsrins Gro. de rbi.e q.t,,,
-, S'tpod hiass siik ssTEe, Rich risid stlk Iims
ta hcn ffniea ashoieie. Fancy Nett ~, IS l,ser-
'i"n, 5atouet 90 Fancy Cfsvsss, received Is
~ JBAR MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

MlSSiNG.--We learn that a gentleman Of
ims uy, by the nam, of Wall. who came
plsssns from New Orleans on ths White
CloUt, has been missing ever since u,s or,i
'ai Of ilnt boat. tie bad been PURCHASING
stock lor thr Government, and was known AL
nave an order on Tie quarter master nt fbi-
place Tor Sle6O. ID l. greatly feared thar h..
has bacn wayiuid and murdered by some ol
81 LOUIS Rfp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

= SINGULAR FREAK Gu VI ,n.i,v 81.
'tning iast a youth, apparently between II
and ~ wears Oi agr appeared IN male attic.
ai ihc house % Mf. VIM Mussrf in tbi.
county; and asked ior lodaiug While lhen.
q was ascrriaincd that this youth wac not of
the ~rA wiuichbef CI0thiug indicate. bat g r..
maie tnyciilng throrph tbe comify under tli
gni-e she wss brought 10 this place on tbe
following morning snd IS now "a ibe I,,us.
ei MI Mitheai u Lotion She aseiveu tbr
following account of herself io several per-
who have visited her Hrr 1afg. So
pima Nrocamp- hcr parents reside n Wash
lHE'n1 coustyi "a. whence s'is was sraf 90 /,
herins ehpui poo Allegheny county. al ihe
-amr a.i'e. While ilcfc. leI teacher o,t
1tf nu. upol the black hotrt f,H some at.
i'irt. Nleu an opportunity offered. .he cf
iarei Hsr nliar. &C. which she wos ibfesteqe.i
VIII rtrG siHu lfom iha hool. r1 svsfl
lH- dt-E~ea. -.. determined io ,sp.lrf ,i.,gf
,7f n1liIr NHe ',l AllrE'mni county ibe
i1-i 90 HlI auI e..t.sl mlle apparel io u.
euu .rg .cJm iusu.t RoctrRs M. L,pr
aaL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

Neilman, who was robbed BOZ l-Iiat the
virginia Hotel, iu tifis oilv,o luii watch
money - ihc amount OF 500. has. iu d suit
against iiie rfUpnrton. Obtained de, i.Jon
ln nia lafoT ior ihe umouut 40. landlords
as - 50 louis ReD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

~, crei has just puJis led slss Fssmcra' assE
.,., nah'ss Amsnac ioF isE, calculated ~ Js,ho
.'trli"hf y ~ which o. offers 81 tie gro-- dssset,
:" sins copy al te i9y, rst prises fof ess ~ a.
WI JOHN ID ImOMPs0N IA D anr sirn.i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
3NI,AIN
THE NEW TARIFF OF fele

Alphabetical oFprr. wlti the
= with the pas of the art >'t9 '"'"'0''d
NlSo-Ihc Ncw Wsfelousinr rim inst r,.ei,s5 -
for sale ~ sep:6 ' '' , =. ~ =! ana
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
SOhlETLIING Nr,u

NJ AGAHINEs FOR OCrcnER-essl,ss,'. a,o,,,..
ztnes, received ~ sen "a - ,e. ~ 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

CT jpdgr Puuam, Of Boston. lately gave
,i'e ioiioNi''s ariuhaouUl srsut 5ud siniri-
iatenf.
u inldo wood bedrHpped 10 ngt door.
cod rpfi pi DO he sioleu thr iaktae atnuuut,
'1 simple larceny ono %. ai.,rit tt. boon
ra"ed oHi sphg prau steals my ol 30.
Use aiucl0us s. amounts l0 taat Ialsgu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
ALMANACS FnR -

g bNsENEY & RHODES have feer,vrg ma. .,.,.,..
sGal cnle new aTlIclc of Trimming 80. Y'o.'s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03
OBITUARY,

The subject of this obituary David s..
Chaplin, was a native Of Oneida county, Y.
y Early in lie, prompted by spirit of pa
trIotsm and love of country he volun teered
IN the last war between this country and
England. The writer Of this notice is not
sufficiently acquainted with his history to
say how long he was engaged, he only kno ws
at the time OF his death he was on the list OF
invalid pensioners. After tho War he entered
the Medical profession, emigrated to Sbo,
when becoming convinced Of some Of the err
rors OF the popular method Of killing people
with Mercury, he embraced what is known as
the Ohio Medical Reformed Practice He
remained many years in Ohio, where he nc
quired just and high reputation in his pro-
iession but meeting with pecunlary losses,
he re moved to Iowa, the Eldorado Of the West,
where he was not only acquiring a cons leu
Gus position among the profession, but rapidly
accumu ating the good things of this world,
and at the same time was not neg lectful Of the
affairs of the world TO come. He had been an
ardent, devoted and consistent follower OF
Christ for more than TWEEN, fly y ca rs; he had
passed through many Affections in the loss OF
children, but the greatest was the loss OF the
partner OF his bosom, the mother of his chill
dren, who died in October last. lS45 But
the protecting arm of God bore him up, and
a desire to provide for his rem aiming family
induced him to engage too assiduously in h is
profession, when a feeble state of health, ac.
cumulating services, and an nsidous climate,
struck him down. He died on the 5th Of Au-
gust, at his residence in Burlington, trusting
in the merits Of his Redeemer and his Cod
He has left two young daughters, but their
consola ion and solace is, that their loss is his
eternal gain. w.