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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

AMMONIA IN RAIN.-Any one ,nay g,
isly hiasef OF the presence oi smwon,a 1,
rain BY simply adding little sulphuric or u,,,.
ratio acid 10 q qussllty 81 rain watsr. aud b,
evaPoTating this nearly TO dryncss in porcs
lain BASIN. The ammonia remains IN tho
Tcsidue, "a combination with the scide,oplo,e
ed, and may b. detected either by the addi.
ton OF a little chloride Of platinum. or more
simply by . little powdered lime, which .eo-
sTaies The ammonia, end thus renders srnsi-
Die IT'S peculiar smell The sensations us.r.
ceived on .inoistening The hand with rio wa
icf' 50 different from that prpluced by pure
Distilled water. and 10 WhiclI the term ",,,lt.
ness Is vulsady applied, is also due 20 the
ceID"iate ol ammonia contained in The for.
mer.-- Liebigs Organic Chemistry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
HOUSEHOLD LAWS OF HENRY vII

vi.
lhe following extract from Ms. relating To
the regulation of Henrv the Bighth's house
mold. Is curious and interesting:
tbs highness's baker shall not put alums
into ne bread, nor mix rye. oaten, or bean
hour. with the same, and ii detected, he shall
Dc put in the stocks. His highness's attend
ants are not TO steal any locks or KEYS. tables,
forms. cupboards, or other furniture. oot oil
nooie'nen's or gentlemen's houses. where they
so 70 visit. Master cooks shall not employ
sncn scuilions Is 20 about addressed. or lie
all night on the ground before the Kitchen
hre. NO dogs 10 be kept in the Court. but
only lew Spaniels for The ladies, Dinners
TO be at ten. suppers at four. The officers of
ms privy chamber shalt be living together, no
grudg'ng nor grumbling. nor talking Of the
Kings pass'ime. The Kings barber is en-
loyed TO Dc cleauly, not To frequent the COM
Pany OF misguided persons, los fear OF danger
10 the Kings royal person. There shall BE-
no romping with the maids on tho staircase.
By which dishes and other things ere often
broken. Care shalt be taken OF the pewter
spoons, and that the wooden ones used in the
Kitchen be not broken or stolen. The pages
shalt not interrupt the Kitchen maids. The
groom shall not steal his highnesss straw Tor
beds. snibcient be allowed them. Coal only
TO b. allowed to the Kings, Queens. and
Lady Mays chambers. The brewers are not
TO put any birthstone into the ale" Among
thc hshcs Tor the table, is mentioned the pur.
poise; u too big Tor horse-iosd on extra al.
iowance to the puTveyor. Twenty-ious
ioaves day silowed lor his ROYAL highnesss
gre, hounds. Ordered that all noblernen and
AID gentlemen al the end of the Sessions of
faTliameut depart to their several Counties,
on pam oi the Royal displcasuTe."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
A BlvouAC IN THE wILpERNpss

~ ~ ANAE
Ne lay awake started up At the sky through
me open r0oi. The mnOn seemed larger, and
her light purrr than bad ever seen before -
her pale, solemn lsCe looked down on the
ltozrn nh. through the profound Stiffness OF
the night, like presence. The bright stars
slood out boldly IN tho sky, throwing back
TIE itsire in,o tho infinite space, beyond
where mans feeble vision is lost ia boundleSs
depth. Overhead. the bare branches Of the
forest trees wOve their delicate lrsocTy against
the blue vault, soitening, but not impeding
the view OF its glorious illumination. Il n
impossible 70 describe the msgniicence Of
These nights IN Canada. The cold was, in
deed, Intense. My hand, exposed for mo
meDt ia Wrapping The bunslo robe close
sfonnd me, was ssizod a. with a vice, and
chilled ~ moment. / wrapped blanket
round my head, aud my breath lf0se on IL into
solid lump Of ice. The flame OF the fire
bnrnt blue ia I've frosty aif. aud though IA
wss very powerful, tie snow not foot rom
y ives crisp and hard. England iR tie Nae
World.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
COMMERCIAL.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

OCTOBER ), 1876.
FLorr--l00 bb.s sold from store last even
ing al $3.50; 200 do I'm Csaal st 1885. ., SO
$50 were offered his morning for lots on
the Canal. which are generally held on 81. 65.
Wntsxr-Sales from river this morning of
~ and % bills at l1lc--a further xdtarcc.
SALr-Sales to-day Of 252 bsls ksnaw ha
So. 4, from landing. l6c: l32 do ut i9c and so
4 further advance.
sa nc iEcs-A ssie This morning Of 50 tons at
81 per doz. -
LAsD-Sales OF 200 kegs No. !, CITY. a, 81:
I'm canal at DC. w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

THE ELITE. are very much p,z.
zled 10 know, say the n. Y Mirror, wbai /,
meant by tins very common word. We oh.
serve by The papers Of last week that ON one
particular evening the elite of the city was in
hall dozen different places at the same time,
lhe ctiie appears TO haunt concert rooms. race
courses, public lectures. and balls The ELI,
was ut Lovers Irish Evening. at De Movers
concert and at The opening OF the Albania
aud no doubt will be seen at Sivor;'s -,
Monday night. A delightful time the 1I,f,
must have al u. We DO not remember o( ey.
or herring OF the elite being engaged in apv
charitable Undertaking. or 81 b ling Sc n in
church; excepting at The sale OF pews IN some
Fashionable chapel. '''iN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
ID PAINE Il co. Ma>A6rRs
WHEELING. VA.

Official drawing Of the Grand Consolidated
Lottery OF Delaware, Extra class 10. drawn
at Wilmington, Thursday, Oct. 3.
10 6 i2 % "a % 60 II 65 46 rs 9 30
Lowest prize &C.
Official drawing of the Delaware Small fry
Lottery class No. 2il drawn at Wilmington,
Del, Oct. &.
- 2 ID 10 10 10 al 80 30 80 70 IA
Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing OF the Pokomoke River
Lottery OF Delaware. clas, 1872, drawn at VIII
mingtod. Oct. 9.
- 81 al 90 10 Q az II Is - % so
Lowest prize 81.
N. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agent Tor the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

Two women got into fight with parasols,
&c. yesterday in the Ninth Ward, aud drew
lss the ladies always do) considerable of a
crowd about them. The truth OF the story or
The right Of the quarrel could not be got at
w. j. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

DELAWARE ELECTloN.--The clectio,
Tor inspectors and judges Of the general cleo
tion. took place in Delaware on wedneslay.
Ia New Castle County the Wing candidates
Tor Inspectors have been elected by majority
oil about % votes. In Kent county the whig
ticket succeeded By about $50 majority Sus.
sex has been but partially heard from. but be.
''ered to have gone for the Wings.
AFFRAY.-During a fgh; a, the race
course yesterday evening, Richard Miller, a
pilot. cut man named Charles Talbot so ST.
vereiy with . bowir knife. that his life is dc
spared OF. Miller is in jail. He was iniosi-
Gated at the time. and we understand has
heretofore borne very good character.
Louisville Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
WHOLESALE AND

Nt.N III WHY G'VUN H0IfNE.
ID EKsoNS Wishing pntshsse ~ the hoitssic ~ ~
doweh 10 eau AZ the WhoIcsase eierc before ,.ur.
chasing egcwhe-c. There viii he found in oar .sosh
Nssley OF Notions. which h. usually Newt IN
Dy .eods nonses We are determined sell ~ whole
WIN e@i We wmiske great pleasure IN Showing =.
sSs ana wshsrrhot the least douhf but what We 40
peasc every one a. regards pfiecF II Ne hsvs a.
e'e 10 suh thcm. JOHNSTON BERRYHILI
,,,.,. No Main street Wheeling Va
ON''N' 10 10 Afgus eopr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
NEW Music

IVFI tecelNed nne assortment OF fashion abc uunr
~ consisting Of Marches, Wstze-, Maznrkas. Polka.
snd New songs. with svareiy Of miscellaneous piece,
ALSO S Hs",..' eeislsa'rdPisno rrse.p,or.
Clsrks a Bursands Primers. with variety
81 rreeepon for Band and other instr,rcuis fr sale
JMELLOR
oe,-3'ts No UniOn street, wheSIins. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
IMPROVEMENTS MARTIAI u,rs,c

ihe Boston Brigade Band has received as a
present. IRON MIR. Brimmer. formerly Mayor
81 the Gty, two volumes OF marches, which
nave lately been collected and re published
ny order Of the King OF Prussia. Mr.. Brim-
mer imported them with view 10 the intro.
auction OF some new music 10 the public, and
TO the improvement of the taste AT In. mr..
formers Boston Courier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

ora Wing and reform convention in T.
o"a has nominated Thomas Mcknight. Of
Dubuque. Tor Governor and Joseph II. He'd
mex and G. c. r. Mitchell for Congress.
The Locofocoz have nominated An,el Briss.
tor Governor and Shepherd Letter and s. c.
Hastings tor Consrcs..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

Ths character given by Necksr. Tie celebrs.
ted French bnsncer, Of the eloquent Mimbesu.
was dOgbtless correct, and DESERVES in lew
words that distinguished man. viz lie was a
Dsmocrui from policy bat an Anaocrst from,
taste" Men 20 whom this character viii an.
ply have been seen 10 tbs county --yco, even
10 his good cts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

The Nashville Gazette, Of Tuesday last
says The weather has been for some days,
cool and pleasant, and dry. The river is low.
there being only enough water on the shoals
Tor the smallest boats"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
PUFFING BY CONTRACT r..N e.,

EAEFl4fn d NDN ihAJI.--fhc y. York
journals DO some qacer things w tlie way Of
cdticism. The last was The publication Of =
cntiqnc BY one ~ them upon ihe performance
81 the" Two 0enilcmru Of Verona" which
play was not produced until che next evening
after The cTitique appeared This shows tn
value OF criticism.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
PIANO-FORTES & NEW MrslC.

III Isl orcs,e Superior Piano Fortcs q American A
eeIinan Manufseiure, Of crotch N shogany e'sser
sYe OF Iurniiufc Shaded Mahogany plain. 4 shaded
herman Manufaetnrs, furniture very elegant Tbr.r
nsusnens nave heen releced By the subscriber VIII,
gIes care, and viii le warranted 10 purchasers. awe
red AZ INC lowest MsrufsciurerS prices adding ,rsns
Oct. ,. 50 No "a Il ,,,s $500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

BurrEn.-The editor OF the Farmer & Garle
ner, reverend gentleman AMI philosopher
- very severe upon those >wlpo bring bad
butter To the niorsei at Indianapolis. aud in
an article upon the subject, descnbes fifteen
vsnelies OF this animal poison. We give his
9th and 18th varieties
The article concludes with the following
good advice to the dsirymdn and his maid;
Select cows for quality and not foi
quantity OF milk; give them sweet and
suincient pasiunge; keep clean psns--(psn,
scalded. secured and summed. and il tin, with
every particle OF milk rubbed out Of the seams. }
"hiie II Is yet sweet. chun il; il IL delays TO
come, add little salaatus. work ii thorough.
iiy,threc times, sllting IL Of the second work.
ing; put IL into a cool place, AMI then. with
a coneience as clean and sweet as your butter,
you have dispatched your tempting rolls To
market, you may sit down and thank Go,l
that you are an honest womanl"
Variety 10. Mired butter When the
shrewd housewife has several separate churn
ings OF butter on hand, some of which would
hardly be able to go alone, she puts them 10
gether, and those who buy, find out tl,at
= Union IL strength r--Such butter is pleasing
~ marblcd dumps ol white, al yellow, and
oi dingy butter melting into each other. until
the whole is ring sireaked and speckled.
Variety IL. Compound buiter.--B cum.
pound butter we mean that which has rcceiv-
ed contributions from things animate and in.
animate; feathers, hairs, rags OF cloth, threads
specks, slawS, chips seeds; in short, every
ihing ID at one time or another TO be found In
u, goiiS TO produce three successive degrees
OF dirty, filthy, nasty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

The following good one. SAYS the n. o. DEL.
"a Is told OF an alderman OF this city, what
truth there is IN II we know not; We tell ;tss
has been told to Us:
being out west this summer. he visited =
3,smpmcciing N ibe neighborhood Of ".
lie TOOK iiis place upon The anxious seat and
Mas not long there when he felt that h. ,,ss
geulng religion. SO feeling he commence
ssl9ig'hg' Soi''s, 'n aIbcr high key. asrcoJing
,ulll NOno'es with every repetition OF The in'
SiilyBB'tSo'y shall ! ever get 10 Heaven
.,',n eter 81 70 He0reH2 SB6LL yvyp car
~ ilLAvtN when gmceless Young s,smp
"NO--sir--RIr" V"''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

WHICH Is BESr?--The most eomm,n
and toe mos, popular argument against the
Iarln OF 1912 is thbt il enables the ",panu.
iscturng capiislIsIs" 10 make large profits.
Very well; u u be desirable OF redHcins tbes.
pTobts, thfIe were two ways OF doing H. and
ihe Folk party have taken the worst way. The
better way was 10 leI the law remain, and
under II = free competition would have
Tapid'y multiplied new works in all brsnches
OF mechanical aud manufacturing business.
making great demand for labor This con,o@.
htion would have equaliDed profits ia business
generally. The other way was adopted OF re
,Ira ,Os oo'ies and inviting importstionsr.
This not only stops all progress, ell incresse
ia domestic manufactures. bat stops The WORT.
a't"gether 80 many places, aud reduces wages
every where.
Which IS the bcst policy for the laborinp
man7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

Cspi. Elliot, The celebrated "rnsn with n.
Hh'ir 10, has bren appointed Go,sr,o, -
tue island NJ jamaica. la plscs of totI pa
promoted - Governor Gcnenl Of Csnssd,'
CaP'. Elliot ctTtsinly earned his rsWs,I =.
e 'e''.' "nnrsfsl'cf intriC3e, in Tr,s,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13


THE PRESS.--Do0glas Jerold SAYS the
power oil the press is 90 boundless as that oG
society. IL reaches the tbrone--it is enclosed
IN the cottage. II can pull down inius,ioe
however loity.and raise up lowlinrss however
deep IL cas,igaIes crimes which the law only
can punish without REFRESHING them. wber.
ever an eye can see OF hand can write. there
- press. Eersons IN tribulaiion rely on Il
'or redFess, and they feel sure that wrong will
60 unPunlshedifit be known to the journals
Lake light. u penetrstss into every nook and
Granny OF society, end carries heal and healing
on II 9eams. u nips rising abuses in The
~. IL stops the tide Of tyTanny whom e.
ting in full food Il derives its vast no,rs /,
rom The principles Of It's being. Seeking out
'Iu'n snd r representing reason, il c,ncentTates
on one point the whole moral power of sorie-
,y'snd. puTsusdes and governs without violence
by The mere knowledge that the physical now.
- OF society Is always ready TO vindicate. Az
~ c"meS into oPefs;iou, the course of soc;s,v
becomes uniform and equal. aud IL IL obtained
without those coDvuisiOus aud relsellions bv
will known ''o''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
RESTAIRATnIn

~ .e.sefiher has opened q Coca s,ou ts Mo :,
,i ~" oopIs shove uuioE street ~ hsrs Z, . iii "a III
oyster. ,p,iea 10 Furnish parties a. Win seose
D" nj, ~ -,h, prepared On the hist French sfvif -
~ re- a-o httcd up feffeahuirnt r,,,5,. 49,, - IA,
prepared 70 sccsnnodaie vtsiiors go Sss't.. ~
pinri dchescicsu on Fsasonshie tenn. 49, 80
s'gt' soup prepared aud served up hi ,ls -, -
A~fA ~ IAkfCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

~
IfausH Z. ArEsfrons Af,i,i. psssfIr ~ -
tfstof ~ ksnis ucn n TX az an II 49, III nt
enacted u Neah ZaiIs aers -, ss.s $3.50 y I, sohn
hgainEi - 80 Z, 'lsffi',
1tnef W. Forsyth ana lame fab, / rs ,l Isns md
e.sn sha eeriiis ~ wife Ntg ~ ti- - ,..
'fisei sEd Caroline BIZ ssfs D.. / N ~ w ieisH,
Hansasn 80 49, - wife Wiiism o. Alter
t.ieatein be wife. TIE hfirs 80 ss, n lean2ef'
nttfiscs ~ PlstsT 49, p,ef etitft-lfy'
80 =. Way T. nofsoy gii nsf.eT 80 a = =. A'i.i
~ he AttcftufY. wtdns, ~ ~ =. .i,tt ~
y. At,ss.afy snd WiHism b a. 4 tt,,y{ ~ l,,sns
..laiy ~ YoanreF. sarsh Il A. t.f,t ~ 49,
,tt,'isfi ffausis J. Afisffssv Al Il - 49,
Ausfisrs - 49,. etts.a - and Corueiia hs
n. cas'sFus crossP ard Come ti1s shs, -, ~, a.
hetii htiWeen ~ hog,s ~ a .,.tgs@3. egvfn.H
~ -aiee asY a. ne law slHes ~ al 4 60. - IL -
- ~ eesisng, Ohta ctsanig ss,re-sif 4 80, 40
= tase tbe deJnsiiisns q gss,.s IA f..,.ssi go
49,. - isaa e. ~ aeree apen tbe bearing ~ ~
- 81 csfisf. so II fns sslI.s ssii roi ~ tssea
tI,s ~ 90 nsfecs, tts fskius ihefeof eiE ie soa
ere takea. - ~ $50 -, sai'o
A &c.,. FAANe1e ~ ARMSTRONG.
So y.ss,sf - sensg nen wiih ~ uln sane1sd 81
ostW o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
SONS OF TEMPERANCE

Offers for ths merit Quarter.
Wheeling Division. No. Ii. meets on Mon.
roe street in Horubrooks Buildings every
Friday evening, al 81 o'clock.
VIM. X. GALLY. w. p.
T. J. SToSE. Il. s.
Virginia Division. No. g, meets on Mon
roe st. in hornbrOoks Buildings every Wed.
nesdsy evening. at ga o'clock.
THos. NJ. GALLY, w. p.
+. X. BEsBoRE, n. y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
pRnRAnI.YA SIAvrp -

PROBABLY A SLAvER.-Th brig Cas-.
ket, of this port, with Lieut. Barion. of the
U. ). n. as prize master, from kabenda. Yves,
coast OF Africa, passed Holmes Hole yester.
day morning at I o'clock, bound TO Boston.
Boston TTar.IIey
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
A GREAT PLACE FOR CoLoREp

n UhEhI PLACE FOR COL0RED
rOl'hS; -Douglass, the American slave, has,
II is ssid, received marked a attentions from the
nobility and gentry OF Englsnd lie has al.
tended their .oiTees. occupied the most hon
orablc positions a, their dinner parties, rode
IN their Carriages ilirted with their daughters.
Lowls, yscounis Counts, and MsyynrS ~ ,ii II,
les; sad, TO Gll the measure OF his glory. he is
now applying. Though his friends, for an in-
PRODUCTION TO the Queen and Prince Alheyt
Black men have become SO popular in Eng
land, that active and sober fellows with soms
education, would find no difficulty in max
hg their fortunes there in one way or other;
and IN all SERIOUSNESS, we do NOT think the
black population Of this country would in,
prove their conditions by going over TO that
country. The English ladies admire ,he OZARK
complexion Of Douglass" it contrast so s,rik
wwgy WIN TIE pure white OF the coun,rymen.
Why don't our sturdy colored men emiorats
to England Next to Liberia, il is decidedlv
the best place they can resort TO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

TROUBLE IN The treasury LET
Ter from Washington 10 the N. York CONNER.
cisl ssys: From all ths,losn learn, the Sec
re'sry OF the Treasury is greatly emhsnsssed
Tor means. He cannot Issue sny more Treas
ury drafts Hi, management Of them nj first
ruined their credit aud assiiabilitv. A loan
10 imprsc,icoble g, present. The discussing
officers find the greatest difficulty in making
payments uniler the new system. How then
arc they tn proceed TO make payments AT
twenty different points. in large and small
SIMS, under their present res,riclions7 The
thing Is r,nprac,icablr. The eight millions
authorized by the Treasury note and loan bill
are una, silabic II willnot take long to ex.
haust the four mil lions now subject TO draft.
The Washington correspondent OF the ~
Y. Journal writes-Therc are some screws
loose IN the Post ofhec Department There
Is more comPlsint now, ou the part Of con-
tractors iof clrryins the mail. on account oil
non. payment. than there was even in Barry's
time. One qusrlet is due. aud another /. q.
bout to bccomc dge, and still NO money is
forthcoming
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
SCHOOL FOR YOTNE

LADIES.
MRs. ". a. MORRIS and MRS NJ 4 srot-r ..
80 specially inform tho public, thai they have ESQ
e lot lle HIpcse az insiIue'ing limited number in
ihe nrsnrbcs of au English educ a. ton ~ "
MRS TOUT VIII also give instruction IN the
FRENCH LANGUAGE
teacher. - 49, 49, wv
MAS MORRIS ID prepared to receive few youae la.
Terms per Session cf Elersn Weeks.
nzh EnglIsh branches, ena
Elementary. tom no .Oto sso
French, 49,
Ornamental Needle work "a
Boarding, sos,co
oeteleT .. 90 3w s"HV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

~ FHtus ei aecf 81 tfisi frou Jaae s.uek,.., a..
- ne, teefi1f daie tff gs das "a 49, -
issosa p tas eets 90 g OF iis eoautg Car ~ 49,,
ssty " hese ESQ. p, stan tcH 81 fi,.t.i - 80. =,
800 -. u ~ Aean hoass ~ ONO s..-,... II. ~, ~
s-l, 49,. ~ ~ Noiie sias u Lipstcy siss-s -
tas 49, - in thti fsii ~ tbs fHy III we.
80 - n.e i1fig nlho ffoj stafesn 80 t,.,s
49, -, -, r,iii.g e. uetiesi shaH esar.v \. -
W. Aaftstid fsfra II psV,.frs - -
6r,.'-, = ~. 'iNte'E waeATe fsasses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
LOOk ArTmIS

- LNhifkEs's 81 Try Gosfs e. aseti., A., a. O.
- w shsih. Wheeling. We. ON uond.g 7,
,,i ,-.. o.l ~ ocioier irn, . ociock .si,i ~
80 ~ a.ife, ir account ~ w fatu d n,.y -. -. \
.,.l is'tr lpi ~ Dkf GOODS 81 rtsg, -. :
=. i 80 s' a., lfad.. Country merchants sr5 si
4. ~ , ,isi saFsniaFt 20 give the "a = si,.ut@,
without ff.eiye '' &c &c wiiite cod positively
GA a al ". =. WitkHAM
------- Nhutiug. Va
MgbKEN BRITISH rgs4YBTa Hcar.
rsu'r,ss. - =. entts a1d ihisonh Miscelissss 80
"a ID ~ ~. sest ffftiFed abd 80 49, -
JOIN ~ TiiONi son un,ee !, ~
"a ties rigs. rss.,y,.e d, g..
~ Heln sifett. VheeIine Va s,r.r 49,, 80
.re - eneIftineni ard ctefpssf 80 49,, .t
fiF Firsre cot 80 go them '-s''f ~ teH
HtHnit, HinnouR 4 20
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JOHN NJ. OREM Il co. /.
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs.

~" WtsI COR. OF CHARLES. pALTryoRy
reeelved ,hcfr Pen ana winte supply Of Cosh-
Salmc g, Nertsnes. &c. &C. which they WIN ,.s.,,,
ofo1f IN the test ans most site style
GENTl,kME EMS CLOTHING.
ON the second hncr Of their bpiIdnr which IA. brr,,
for the purpose, win Be found isrxe s-sortneps
oith nnes, and mcdium quxifies Of ciothing resdv
m.ae, "i superior style u'd workmanship.
NoyAntArtoN N rRicEs.-Ths lowest priee 4. Al.
unsiv marked IN hcures ON evesy garment
me basement has bern handsomely 6ued up Or the
.s ~, o. g.ds ~ the pcecs very large sssoreut Of
nhOIms, CASS1MERES. vEsTfN0s and TAIf.OR,ss
n,AMiNSS iring always en- hand, the lowest MAJ,
"a ce'' 70 winch The siient'n of purchases l. invfs
srp 10 In
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~. AksifALs 4ND DEPARTURES
" Boats for the last IS loBrs. sudiy, v,.,,..
day at I o'clock, p. III.
ARRIVED.
Diligence. Berry, Cincinnati.
ID PARTED.
Rhode Island. Dawson, Cincinnati;
Jefferson, Bright, Pittsburgh.
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GREAT BARGAINs. sENsENEY A RHODES. de
sious 81 eosinE oat their stock of Cashnres Rh,.
tAns Muslin de Lame len over fga last season viii al,
Ihem OF for esiioo prices. Cell Tor we arc defer
m,Sea 70 sell them Tor whatever they win bring.
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READF AT4EE cLOTgfNo
wo,,,.,.,, wnEEIdNn swoRE

.TouNsToNk BERRYHILL, whsic.si. ,o,a 49,,
~ Desiers "a Foreign and Domestic - ~~"
DRY GOODS.
No. 49, Main Street. WhssFiar r.,
Again eali The attention of all per.on. go, G
'h,eg IN the Dry Goods inc Tey h.ss 5st
90 49,, sesy srge and wei rejected stork 81 Fssry
~ S.Sfle pty eofds and they intend 20 asroee Il
wen prices a. win nos fan pessc De Hboss
CARPETS.
pstreceived Halter Furs sns TssmiErs .sS $780,
o. every description for Wholesale, only by -
JOHN6TOk a BBRRYHIII.
o...,. No. 13i Main street wbeeIinE Va
70 Argus enpy