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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
ANEcpoTr OF ERASMUS.


Sir Thomas More was as strenuous a MAIN
tanner oil the real presence OF Christ IN the
consecrdted wafer as Erasmus was an oppo-
When he saw More was too strongly
biased to BE- convinced By arguments, he at
last made use of the facc,ious retort. ltseeuls
IN their disputes concerning the real presence,
which were in Latin. Sir Thomas had frequent
ly used this expression, and laid the stress OF
his proof upon the force of believing, "crcde
QWod edfs 20 eds" that is. believe you eat
Christi and you do eat him. 1t seems at
~Erasrnuss going away, Sir Thomas had lent
him his horse To carry him To the seaside IN
Dover; but he had either carried him with
hun over sea to Holland or sent him not back
TO More, at least for some time. Upon his
writing for the animal, Erasmus Is said to
have sent the following reply:
ut mihi scripsis,i de corpore Christi
Crede quod eds ct eds
Sic tibi rcscribo de tue palindo
Creole quod habes ct habes.'
As OF Christ's sacred body to me you maintain
Believe you eat, and verify you cat hlm;
SO TO YOU rejoinl !, of your palircy again
Believe you have, and YOU verify have him.
ERASMUS ENCHlRlDlON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
PICTURE OF A MEAN MAN.

We cut the following curious piece from
Dow jr.
My friends, too many Of you, city folk.
especially are over inclined to mcanness. |
know some who are 80 vastly little-ifl be
allowed TO use the term-ihai. when they are
brushed from earth into the devils dust pan,
the old chap will have 10 put OF double mag
nifying spectacles aud poke for a long while
amongst the rubbish of mortality, before he
can find them. There is neighbor Tishtist,
ia some respects worthy mcmber Of nay con-
gregation, and yeti regret to say, he j. mean
enough TO chase a fat musquito through a five
mile swamp for the sake OF the sust. To his
credit, however, he once made a sacrifice Tor
the good cause by putting an unfortunate o
penny In the box, and going supperless TO
bed. And neighbor Cox tool Ia had the
power 10 enrich himself thereby, would brush
the silver stars from the trmanent, snatch the
sun from the sky, and sell the moon
Tor old brass. If siNpeuce was required at
The gate oil heaven, rather than pay the fee, |
verify believe he would rise from his resting
place at midnight and pick the lock with a
en- penny nail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
TnEcLocK FOR THETRINIrY CHURCH,

Through the politcncss af MIR. Rogers, of
No. ilO9 Broadway, we were permitted 10 in
spect tins truly magnificent aud colossal in
strument. yesterday, and nsssed a very ins,ruc-
tive hour IN inspecting its beautiful aud com.
plicatcd machinery. With the exception of
the barrels or drums, upon which are wound
The weights that give IT motion, this immense
tme-keepeT, weighing over seven thousands
pounds. - constructed entirely Of brass. iron
and steel; and some idea OF its extent and
magnitude may he realized when we state
that It's frame, entirely OF massive iron. finely
polished, Is ten feet long, aud of pToporiionste
height and width. The wheels and pinions
are Of the fines, brass, and the journals of har-
dencd steel, nlnning in the most approved
composition boxes. The escapeineut is the
usual one, anl is regulated by a pendulum
~ feet long, with a hall OF 200 lbs. weight at
tsched, making II vibrations in a minute
The bau2lsupon which are wound the weights,
by ropes OF III feet in length each. are three
IN number, and are about Two feet in diane
ter. The weights arc s~eyeTally OF 1000, 700
amt oOO lbs. each. one of which pTopels the
time aud the other two he striking move
9 @Gi"''' both The H0"'' being Chin
The pendulum itself il OF rhiio pine satura.
ted with hot tallow, and 50 arranged that The
atmospheric changes will have no effect upon
IL. The escapement wheel is Of brass exquis.
itely finished. and the oscGpemSRt Of the finest
hardened steel. fitted to I've furnished with
massive jewels that will nearly make il indie.
stTuctible. IL is TO be placed some forty iour
feet above the clock faces upon the tower, and
will connect with the hands by a beyel geai
and long connecting shaft. 1t is calculated &c
run eight days, and will be- wound with great
facility BY one individual, having a very in.
genious piece of mechanism whereby tho
works are kept moving while the clock is be
ing wound up.
There are several Improvements, iniroduc
ed by the manufacturer, in this splendid piec,
OF workmanship, which are entirely new, anC
add much To It's simplicity and c~onsequen
correctness. Ii is the largest and most elab
ooteiy finished instrument la America, an,
although not quite so heavy as the ono in tn
tower OF 81. Pauls in London. il is said to b
more accurately elaborated. The artist VIII,
has produced this grand aud magnificent tim
piece, is Mi. James Rogers, Il gentleman q
! Scotch extract but Tor nearly thirty years, a res
idcni OF this city and an artisan of great abili
!, ~ and ingsnuity. Tic has givcm il his unrc
hitting attention for the space OF month.
aud its cost will, when IN the Tower, amoun
10 over 5000. II has tine appearance Of grca
3 strength aDd ~ It's style of arrangement. AN
, beauty Of finish is unsurpassed by any peac
of mechanism in the county \. Morn
iHg Nstrs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

DOES NOT REASON and common sense
teach us that Expectation Is the most natural
as well as the most ~eiiectual agent in arrest
ing and curing Pulmonary Diseases
Reason says YES, because obstruction Is
either Immediately or remotely the cause OF
Inflammation and Catarrhal Fevers. producing
Group. consumption aud Assesses of the
Lungs, Pain and Soreness OF the Throat, Breast,
Sides or Shoulders-Bronchitis, exciting mu.
ceous and p%crulent sccretions. thereby clog
ging up the lungs, so as more or less TO impede
both respiration and the free circulation OF
the blood, causing Difficulty OF Brea thing, and
Asthma, Pleurisy, HoarseneSs and Loss oi
Voice, Dropsy of the Heart and Chest, Rupture
OF Blood Vessels and Bleeding from Throa;
and Lungs, and Splitting of Blood.
To remove this Obstruction. from which all
these alarming and dangerous discases origi-
nate, aud To produce a radical cure. nothing
has ever bcen found equal to Jayne's Expccto.
rant.
IL stands unrivallcd-It stands rre-eminent
TRY IT, and you will bc forced to acknow-
ledge that It's virtues have not, nor cannot bc
oucrrdted; that il stands far above and beyond
the reach OF competition; that il is the only
reasonable, the only natural and the only true
successful method of aresting and curing dis.
eases OF the Pulmonary Organs. For sale by
DR.. J. CRUMBACkER. may III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
ROASrING

some fanhee philosopher saws YOU should
make mp your mind never to be out douc by a
booster. III any such one says, with an air
OF superiority, that he keeps a watch. directly
afhrm that YOU have d man of war Of your
own private property
We would also recommend that when a
clustering fellow tells you he can whlp his
weight in wild cats, you Immediately coolly
observe that you can tame q hyena with a
wink, and hug a grizzly bear sc as TO make
him grunt enough Ii, again a man should
tell YOU that he swan across the Gulfol Mex
co, you can swear that you fell overheard in
the middle OF the Atlantic and swan back TO
New York, dodginS the sharks all the wsy /!
Keep IN advance of a boastcr ON all occasions.
and IN the end he will have to give YOU his
hat"
We cut the above from an exchange paper.
The advance contained in il brings To our
recollection an occurrence at a country tavern
a year OF two since; a travelling dentist and a
notorious boastcr were paTtaking of achristmas
dinner, when he stated To his comrads that an
uncle OF his was in the habit OF taking a turkey
ON hts iOgk at dinner, in one hand, and holding
IT up, whilst he carved il by the dextorous uss
OF the knife IN the other. Nothing dashed by
the holiness OF the doctors lie, a constable
who was present, instantly asserted tina, ne
had a cousin in Texas who could 90 through
the same performance with a yoitng Bugalo.
holding pitch fork in ono hand and an axe
~ the other. The doctor stood a treat ali
round.-N. y. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
fEMALEs BEwARE OF CoNSUMP.

FEMALES BEWARE OF CoNSUMP-
TON and not suffer the early seeds TO Knit
its fatal threads in your system, but guard
them as YOU would the thief at night. When
you find the fatal enemy seeking to destroy
your health by imbibing the evil seeds OF a
serious disease, Remember DIR. Duncans.
Expectorant Remedy" viii Immediately de
stToys and removes them. Thousands of your
sex die annually for the want of proper treat
ment. Had those known the wonderful effects
of this medicine, and used it in time, many
could have prolonged their days, and yet b.
dwelling among their dearest friends. Thosr
who are laboring under the influence OF this
disease should lose no time in procuring DIR.
Duncan's ESpcctorant Remedy" il is sale and
eiiectual, and always gives relief in the most
hopeless cases. Ii strengthens the weak and
debilita,ed; relieves the pain in the breast and
side, suppresscs the distressing cough: stop
ping the hectic fever and night sweats, aud
finally OF the case be not too far ADVANCED
restoring perfect health.
For sale by J. u. * X. u. MARSH aud
PRYOR &PAULL. may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
LATEST FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS.
WAR. ALMOST.

We learn from the New Orleans CONNER
cial Times that the schooner Cornelia from
Santiago had arrived at that port, bringing in
tclligencc ofwhich the following is summary:
The body of Col. Cross, of the American
army had been found ON the American side,
about 1 miles from camp stripped of oil his
clothing. Gen. Taylor had demanded the
murderer of Gen. Ampudia.
Lieut.. Porter had also been murdered.
The Mexicans 1000 in number, had crossed
the Rio Grande and encamped a short distance
below the American ormy.
The Mexican schooner Jusuita was taken by
the American schooner Flirt, on the eth and
sent into por, as a prize.
The American Consul and Merchants had
been ordered by Gen. Ampudia TO leave Mala-
moras in 81 hours.
The Mexican troops ON iho Texan side OF
the Rio Grandc had captured several wagons
loaded with provisions Tor the American army.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
AN ELoPEMENT AT PHILADELPHIA.

"A considerable excitement was created in
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, in consequence OF
an eloPement which occurred during the day {:
The parties arc a young gentleman from st.
Louis, Mo, aud a youpg lady from Isouisvi lille,
Ny who were desperately III love. They be
came acquainted at the last named city, where
the young lady had been placed At boarding
school by her father. While there. attempt-
ed to elopc, but were caught i'm the act. and
their plans frustrated. They were separated.
the young lady being sent To Philadelphia. 70
a boarding school IN the vicinity of Washing.
ton Square. the laiher not dreaming that the
lover would follow her thither. But hc dEln't
know to what lengths love will carry a man.
yesterday the young man drove MP To a bcarl-
lng school ga a carriage. and asked 10 zee I'M,
inarnorata. The excellent govcness ui the
establishment, having been cautioned lev the
young lady 8 parent against him, received him
rather coolly. IT, insisted upon sccing the
Young laiy, bot was refused, and obliged Ia
dive OF again.
Succ thc above was written. uie sIsir ta,
had a denoucmont. About g o'clock lat
evening. ihc yuunS man. whote name vvc SUN.
press, drove zap Ca the cJmcr uf Sixth and
CicsnUi street, in a cab, 90 whem thc Young
ldy was waiting Tor him. anc snatehibg he,
zap 10 his ugms, put hrfn ths cab. paid thr
driver. agd s%aluiiug thc spcctaiofs. WAS driven
rapidly of. nutvi outstanding efforts wcr,
malc 60 prevcnt them from prutcediug. by the
b%gsiand"fs The Affair has tau.ed consider.
able excitement about toyyn.-BHf Ciiyper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
WHEELING LITRRApv

IA DEII
No III MAIN STREET.
NIX Su bscrber wishes &, ,nG,,r b. &C.,
and The public generally. tLat n. Ia onsa~,
q Literary Depot. ir The ssle ~ N. ,..sn vv.I1
o. late and selected reading. and vbc,e err -
ianed Tho 4 10 wing. '
The Three Gostdsmen by Aiersnd., n,n.
fweniy Years Aner, a sequel 10 Inc a cas,d.m.n
Peers and PafvcHucs by Mrs Gore
temais Minister or a Son'. Re,eove
The hisid Of Honor a Tale OF The I3,h eeasory
Riehzi The Last of The TiiLunes by Bulwsr
Alice or the Mysteries DO
Ceust Julian or The Last Dsysof the Goth by s mms
Wieiaod % the Incorporation by Chas D Brown
TIE L'Ie and Times Of Martin Va Buren, by w 4
Mackenzie
me fnnee and The Pedlcr by Mrs EIlen Pickering
The 1eifess by M4. P,cke,iog
ihe I'spfers BRIDE ~ Percy u S, John
Jcsfnes Diafy 90 sudden U,rbe.
John The Bold by w ~ ca,uou,e,
History oi Tie Dasiiie by Y A D,veroo,,
MAGAZINES FOR Nay
Hlasifaied Magazine with A sgne,b ,nc,..
wings n V Columbian Magazine. G,eh.m. A.
Godsy's Ladg's Buk aud Nlse,zu,e. N,,.,.I a.,
The Dem0cffIic Kosiew.
Aisp The Weekly Newspspsn. N Y w.,Lis
hefaid ffs1isauirhia Ssipr4sy Pos. a, do Co.,.,.
d. Meats do Gskeife. Bsiim re wss,.n C,n6,sn,
o. ins s"d Odd Fellows Miuor The flag q, o.,
uoius. ." wi
SIN receiving Books every weet from PHI
more shall endeavof a. get the a,e pobbes,,,..
o. sea' % they are publ sheI. q Ellis
y - hty P'fsOn WISHING 10 get such Rs,k. -,
sc Dot Boz Isle 10 ihs ciy. cau lave them b,ou,h,
from ih. ss''sfn cites BY csilins on g -
MAJ u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MhGA-
ZiNE.-We have received from Mr.. q. Ellis
the LIST No. OF the 2nd volume of this Maya
zine, 1t being Zoe May. This is the most ele
giant and highly ornamented OF mon,hlies
Tue No. before Us contains the Frontispiece
Evosa,a splendid view near Anthony's Nose
The Chinese, &c. all of surprising beauty. Il
can be had by the single copy or year at the
store of Mr.. Ellis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
20 pa eailor Of the Wheelins Time,.

To the editor Of the Winding Times,
SrR:-l attended the Concert given by the
Hughes Family, on Saturday evening, which
was well attended, notwithstanding the in
clemency OF the weather. can assure YOU |
was much delighted. The effect OF the music
was beautiful, and went of with great spirit
oelat. Another concert is announced for
this evening, when | commend all who love
sweet sounds-nll who feel interested in the
human mind, aud who would observe the SIM.
gular developcment of It's finest energies in
children, TO be present. | shonld be
sorry for our citizens TO loose so rich and rare
an entertainment.
The extraordinary skill OF those children, on
their respective instruments; their singular
seli-possession, and the peculiar enthusiasm
With which they enter into The spirit OF their
wondrous art, secure To them the most intense
interest OF their hearers.
A true souled musician, like a poet .nosci-
tnr non ft," this is tic case with tho oldos,
boy. lie processes an accuracy OF ear which
no study could impart, and a thrilling brillian
cy OF touch beyond the reach of any practice,
aud when he twines his young arm around his
instrument, they look like being made 10
"liye aud love together" The Violinist-a
little fellow and looking so happy-produces
touches deliciously sweet; and his power OF
shifting" is like necromancy. Really the
two brothers and sisters, as they performed to-
gethcr looked like yisitants from Fairy Land
nor was the delusion dissipated by the con
trast with the tabled sweetness OF "fairy mu.
sic"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
ELOQUENT

- hAAA
after generation says an eloquent writer,
have iclt as we feel, aud their fellows were
az active as our row They passed away like
a 'apor, while nature wore the same aspect OF
beauty a. when her Creator commanded her
To BE-. The heavens shall be Us bright over
our graves as they are around our paths. The
world viii have the same attractions for our
oiispri e. yet unborn, that she had once for
ourselves, and that she has now for our chill
dren. Yet a little while aud all of this will
have happened. The ihrobbing heart will be
stuffed, and we shall BE- at rest. Our funeral
WIZ wind on IFS way. and the prayers will be
sid; and our friends will all return. and we
shall bc left TO darkness. And il may lie for
a short time tina; We shall be spoken of, but
The things of life will creep in, aud our names
will soon be forgotten. DAYS will continue
to move on, and laughter snl song will I've
hearl IN the place in which we died; aud tho
eye that ..mourned for us will be- dried, and
gislen again with JOY; and even our children
cease TO think OF ms, and will not remember
TO lisp our names"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
ARRIVALS
WateIin lhe ehanneI I4 ID. Risinc.
cLICKENERS SUGAR COATED VEG.
ETABLE PURGATIVE PILIS.-For Liver

complaint, Affection of the Lungs. Palpitation
OF the Heart, collie, Jaundice aud worms. the
sugar coated Pill of DR.. Clickener. is an i'm
laliible remedy. Thousands Of certificates of
the wonderful cures in the above complaints.
through the agency OF these Pills. may be seen
81 Df. CickeneTs Office. The Pill is encrus-
ted with sugar, 80 that the ingredients are not
apparent 20 the taste. So skilfuIly Is il com
pounded, thst thc patient is not subject TO the
distressing gnPings which follow the use OF
almost all other medicines. Indeed, but for
tho thorough purgiug produced by the Pill the
patient would b. ignorant Of its invaluable
medicinal virtues. in al cases where thc de
sired effect j. not produced. if the Pills be-
taken according to the printed direction. the
money viii b. returned.
For sale by a o. FAmcHmn. mayu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

Mt Hall and MissLillic, OF Albany y. Y. who
were some months since married in Inn, aud
applied unsucccssiully, TO the Legislature FOR
u divorce, we've it is stated in an Albany pa
per, married over on Thursday OF las, week,
aid thus ratified tle band they made in sport.
Married in fun! There is too much of thai
done in this world.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
HARDWARE.

HAHDWAKEs
TtHE Suhscriber are no. tcooivine and oncn
- ing a stock OF Hardware and
CUTLERY
sifeci from the manufacturer in EaKlsnd
America. which (iav,ng been purchased snnA
'of essh) they arn ablc 10 cell unusually law.
The . Engagements they hayo made Gf The pgrN
chase OF goods both IN Englsnd and Americs eos
bios Them ~ nH-r 20
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
every iDJucemea, that eso he offered by HsrIwsa
Jebieu Fast or wesl. orr A GREER.
mays No 159 MAN o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

We axe pleased to sea the gradual improve
mcut being made ia the machinery of Mr.. ].
ellis SILK Msnuiac,ory. Tie has now cne
power loom in operation which throws the
shuttle beautifully, and he viii have another
mp this week. lie has also several hand looms
IN operation and isProducins a large amour,
of siik. Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

SHOT AND kILLEO.-Wm.I. Donessn.
OF Noxubec county, Miss, was recently Shot
by George w. Edwards and immediately cx-
pred. Edwards was tried before the exapin-
lng court and justified la the commission Of
the act.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

ANOTHER BOSTON NOTION-Itissus
Ersiel 10 Boston, 70 establish an inslnne,
tntnpany 20 insure oE1iHsf sickness! The
Trcect SEEMS to hud iayof. bat the dificulty
0i itinE able Co tcA when q man is SICK. OF
when aetn8 odd soiditI sJrm. % b. au in.
supofsblc objection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

PROFESSOR AGNEW -Rrs.J Holm.
ASncw late editor Of tle Biblical h. g,.i,n,,
aad OF the ElectiC Magazine. HAVING -di.n,.ti
OF hls interests those works. has s.'r,tll 80
appointment Of Professor OF Iau.lsr nj tse
University Of Michigan. "'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

SCRATCHES ~ HORSES The sc,,t
"n6 81 fllsicf OF Paris oa stable 0o,. -,
oill an excellent plan f5r su..urs d. il,1i'
'f''e g. OF monIpuib iof manure. but b. ,rs
10Y ''f,s L'iu5 tlc rsl.l... u, H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

The ztmmeT house OF Dr.. Palimy. at Cam
blidge, Mass. was burned 0n Tucsiay nishf
The hW was the work OF sn -incendiary. S ho
must have been moved by the most wicked
love ct mischief The plants anl trees near
b. we've muchlDiuTci by lhe ere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

SUDDEN DEATH.-Hdrrison Waite, Esq.
OF Mar,insburg Va, and Clerk OF Berkeley
died very suddenly, of paralysis. Mr.. w. ate
a hearty supper in the evening and about mid
night was q coTnsc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

LAw.-We have on our table, a copy of
ths Weston Law Journal published at Gin
cinnlti for May. 1t will be a valuable work
iyr lawyers, or any one else.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

POTATO RoTPREvENTIvE.-Mr. Croft.
OF Wilkesbarc. Penn, has issued a traa,ies ON
the Potato disease. He contends that an ex.
cess OF carbonic acid causes the disease. and
that a~lkalies. lime and potash, arc proper
remedies for it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

III IAtrrtfy Societies Of Use Uniyclsi'g OF
Vermont have invited Eirlf y Poe todcivss
tr p0cw8 90 thctfnrHt AnBi,erstr b1t DC hss
ho'n r'ml We'd Go declmc Tee invitation on
account ul his ifslth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
LOUIS PHlLLlPES RECOLLECTION OF
HIS AMERICAN TgAVEIS.-A remarkable

case o. tlus mentioned by The Paris cores.
pondent OF thc Boston Atlas.
Another instsnc, ofhi- a.foui.b hing r~er.Ilc,.
uou oi thc persons he knew ia Aw.,te,
cured a ic" days afterwards. 20 tbr present,
iipu at Col Ioid ouf late minister Al 81 ~.
~icf>buSh. No sooner had Doe Welcomed fb.
Cul 60 his court than hc rmlIkcd Nni
pray, are YOU auy connection OF Mis- MIR,
Told. with whom ! was acquainted in krn.
tn,ky-t great hoiwss. 81 mistake not u Il
may not bc amiss 10 add that thc lads IN opes.
ton was thc mother Of Nj. Wi,khae. ouf
late Postmaster General.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

Frank De SALIVA, an inonrnsivo Portuguese
who Kept a small grocery store at Wilninp.
tom y g., was robbed and murdered on S,g.
day night the 10Th inst, by some nnEuown
persons. The skull was beaten in. Ina several
places w al appeaIances with as ako.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
AUCTION
TO MECHANICS AND BUILDERS.

VIE Subscriber - nov opening sn ain ., en-
- Ire new si"ck 81 IIsrd~are. Cutlery. Sc. aud
having made bis purchases en- urely al The lowest,
= 81 prices he will DO sslc 10 ofer goods eheap Gss
Cash or To punc;ual customers.
HENRY + MORRIS,
may IL Main ~. cor. Market Al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

GOOD WEEKS WORKINGS Fanny
Smith, a young girl employed in the Washing.
ton Mills, at Gloucester, (N. j. woyc, last
week Ia three looms, nineteen cuts NO. 80"
yam into fine printing cloths, and received
therefor $3.50 wages, at - cents per cut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

WRECKED The brig Ashland. hound
tom Baltimore 20 Arsnsas BAY. ret,.. witb
a cargo OF bread Tor ilr trUops. Wa. wn,kri
on ihe AbacO, Gilpin Bay, on rie 2ith ma
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ken Co Nassau. Crew az saved