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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

AWFUL CALAMITY.-The Hon. Abbott Lawrence
in letter addressed to VIM. C. Riyes OIL the 18th
January, 1916, says:
:" In less than twelve months after the new plan
the tariff Of 1876 shall have been in operation this
whole country will be literally surfeited with foreign
merchandise; (f it be not So the revenue will fall
short Of the wants of the Federal Government.) We
shall then owe debt abroad of millions Of dollars,
which must be paid in coin.
We see the storm approaching like thunder
shower in a summers day; we watch its progress
but cannot escape its fall"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09
this notable affair happened.

PRESENTATION OF PLATE.-Thc service of plate in
tended as a token of the high respect and regard of
the merchants and others of this city, for the private
and public character and services of the late SLAs
WRIGHT, was last evening presented, pro Jorma, to
his widow, by the Hon. John A. Dix, at the Stuyve-
SAINT Institute, before large audience. Mr.. d. pro-
nounced an eloquent eulogy upon the departed states
man.
The plate is of the richest and most elegant kind !;
highly wrought, and mostly beaten out of the solid
bar. Ia dollars and cents valued about SlS 029
and weighs near 90 pounds, comprising lis pieces.
Gen. Dix is present 1t in person TO Mrs. Wright,
at her private residence. 1t is understood that her
health has severely suffered from her bereave
lnent-N u Jour. Of Conn Nou. Is.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

OtrEighty-fve cents per busheI has been freely
paid for wheat in this city during tie past week and
the farmers are rushing it in as fast they can.
Next summer, mark it. we shall have send to the
river to get -four for consumption.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

Prolific BIRTH.-We learn that Mrs. Tarr, re-
siding at Elkrdge Landing, in this State few days
SINCE gave birth to three fine children 1.-TWO boys and
girl,) which are doing well. This must be quite
wndfall to the thriving village of Elkridge.-Bai-
more Sun.
We should be rather inclined to regard it as a
tydter fall!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

GA lady of Berlin. (Minna Warren by name,)
lately wrote a novel, in which was love scene.
She said of the heroine and hero "Her head reposed
in the night of his black beard" The head must
have been very small aud the beard uncommonly
bushy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

The resolutions of Mr. Clay do not meet with
ready assent from all his supporters The Louisville
Courier pertinently remarks, that it cannot under
stand why that is unconstitutional and impolitic I"
in President Polk, which all right in President
MADISON, and justified by MIR. CLAY in his speech on
the Perdido Territory. Those resolutions are such
evident bidding for the Presidency that they are
wholly unworthy of their authors fame. They were
probably dictated by advices from New York and
Philadelphia, and betray uncertainty in the mind
of their author, 10 what should be done He
would first to back out from the war. but if
Mexico should refuse to stop them, he would fight
vigcrousl, but FOX what ISL. Louis Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

DAMAGES FOR ENTIcING woRKMEN AwAY.-ln the
Circuit Court of the United States Boston, In the
case of Levi Brown VS.. Wellington Burnett, the jury
returned verdict of $500 for the plaintiff. The
defendant charged with having eniiccd away two
workmen, who were under written contract to work
for the plaintiff five years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

CE5-The " Democratic Rough and Ready Club" in
New York city, is to be dissolved, General Taylor
having written letter to the President in answer to
one sent him some time since accompanied by certain
resolutions to the end, that he cannot pledge himself
to support the doctrines therein set forth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

New ORLEANS u. S. BRANCH MINT.-During the
month ending Oct 3lst, l547, there coined in the
u S. Branch Mint in New Orleans S3O0,0OO in gold
and Sc, 900 in silver.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

Amer james has been found guilty, by Kentucky
jury. Of numbering VIM. PREwIrT. The court re-
fused to allow him until February to settle his affairs
and have last interview with his family. He is TO
be hung in January.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

Powers the sculptor, proposes to furnish the State
Of Vermont with the statues of Ethan Allen and
Thomas Critleuden, for the sum of $4,000. They
are 10 be placed In the Capitol.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09
tY SO united in sentiment!

WIG ABUSE OF PREAcHERs.-One of the new regi-
mens of the Tennessee volunteers, just starting from
Nashville was presented with banner by the people
of that city. Rev. c. D. ELLIOTT addressed the regi
ment on the occasion. He said:
"How can an American look upon this scene and
not exut Before are brave men, ready and will
ling to dare any thing-to die-for the honor of their
country Around me the fair daughters of Ten
nessee, with their smiles and benedictons. to
cheer and bless their noble countrymen. Thus it
should be, and while it is thus, country cannot but
remain Free prosperous and happy. will make you
one remark make il as a minister Of the religion
of your country Whatever else the future historian
may write in regard to this war, he will certainly
write, in connection with it, of the brightest pages
written in history In the history OF any nation
enlightened by the sun-it will be this: before each
battle have said to implacable foe, give us
peace-in the moment of victory before the echo Of
our cannons died away, the same 'give us peace
No doubts but this offer has been made In SIM
certify. This is seeking peace and pursuing it,, and
hence is fulfilling the command of God; and my faith
is that no individual-no naton-obeying the CON-
mands Of God, fail of glorious in the
end. We now entreat you all, when far away in a
hostile country, also to have respect for the precepts
and commands of our holy religion. From many
consecrated home, and from plous ministers, will as
cend daily ardent prayers that God may protect and
bless you ALL
Sand now, in conclusi0n we, as minister OF the
religion of your country with heart free to the deed
and full of its solemn import do invoke the blessing
of the God of Washington upon your Colonel-upon
you all. Should any fall may He be nigh, in the
great Redeemer, save; and if His WILL may you
all be restored your happy homes, and loving friends
and families"
This has aroused the ire of Mr.. Greeley of the N.
Y Tribune, and he breaks forth in the following in
famous strain:
If crew of pirates were to break into a quiet
dwelling at midnight, demanding half of the movea-
bes as compensation for the trouble and hazard of
getting in, and in lively gratitude for their perfect
willingness to go out again, and were to pursue the
inmates from room to room, shooting, stabblng, and
yelling, "give us peace!" we have not a doubt but
that they could find sanctimonioas scoundrel to
glorfy their pacific purpose and invoke Gods blessing
on their efforts-for consideration"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

COMPLIMENT TO THE KENTUCKY REGmENTs.--We
take the following paragraph from the New Orleans
National of the 9th ult.:
"The two Kentucky regiments, portions of which
In this city, have attracted universal adm-
ration for their fine appearance; probably no two
regiments were ever formed of better material-of-
and men of the very chivalry of Kentucky.
We have had some hopes for Mexico, but we have
to the conclusion that when this last lot of
Kentuckans get on her soil she will be done up "
The Kentucky wing papers copy the above very
freely but they forget to acknowledge the fact that
large number 1.-THE Kentucky volunteers are Indi-
driians, whom they prefer to libel rather than to
praise.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

Pore PIUs IX.-Meetings numerously attended,
have Teen held in various parts Of Great Britain, ex
pressing sympathy with the movements of the Pope,
and declaring heir ardent anxiety for the successful
issue of the struggle which he has noby enter
ed, for the liberty and independence of the Roman
States" Last night says the London Chronicle of
October II, public meeting of the Roman Catholic
inhabitants of the city of London held at the Al
bon for the purpose of assisting the Pope with their
purse and sympathy in his struggle In the cause of
national and religious freedom. An address was
adopted expressive of their love and attachment to
Plus TX.
Similar meetings have been called in New York.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

MICHIGAN RoAD.-We find the following paragraph
in the Logansport Telegraph of Nov. 13. Cant
something be done upon this end of the road There
is plenty of gravel in the bed of river of which
first rate turnpike could be made for some miles, and
then plank, or what we think is better and cheap
er, charcoal, might be used. The stock would be
profitable to the owners, and the road To everybody
Let us do something
ave are informed by Mr.. B. Spader the treasurer
of the Michigan Road company that preparatory steps
will be taken to commence work the road on Mon
day next. Owing to the lateness of the season, not
much can be done this fall and winter, hut by Begin
ing at this time, it will give early start in the
spring. We understand that many persons are in
favor of changing the plank road, the one now de-
signed, into u railroad. We hope this will not be
done. Much as we are in favor of a railroad from
this place to Indianapolis, yet we would not be will
ling change the plank road for the railroad. The
people here and on the road will be vastly bene-
fitted by the former than the latter leaving out of the
question the old adage that "a bird in the hand is
worth two in the BUSH" If we persevere and use
proper exertion, with corresponding spirit on the
part of our neighbors of Indianapolis, shall have
good road to Indianapolis before years; whereas,
If change it into railroad, may all grow gray
before we see it completed. We do not WISH how
ever to discourage the friends of a railroad we
would do all in power to help it along, but let it
be seperate and apart from the former If company
can be formed and the stock subscribed, we say 90
ahead and let progress side by side, with the plank
road But to the friends Of the plank road we say,
stick to it unto death, let any ilusory notions
about rail or any other road divert you from it, and
you will see. that, while others still talking about
railroads, shall have good road, with four horse
teams loaded with the produce of the country, and
coaches filled with travellers arriving here daily"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
GREAT BARGAINS IL
R1EDD

From % 10 80 per cent cheaper thGn any
trhrre Else rt8t Of the Blue Ridge.
! HE zuiscriber tegs leave TO announce 70 the citizens
) Of NTheelIne aud tie public in geieralthat he mas Just
returned from The Eastern eitics and IS now opening a
ver, extensive stock OF Dry Goods. all OF which he ohefs
to sell at hs well known store, No. lc Nam street, cor
nrr Of MARKET al4ev from % 10 10 per cent lower than a
nv where West Of the mountains. His stock comprises
in parta az follows, VIZ. BroalclOIhs, French, West OF
England. and Belgian. Of all qualities CasslmlTes, black
and fancy coIors. SEINE Of which are the very test ever
offered IN this CITY, sattiuets, PLAIN, striped and barred,
same a. low AZ N cents per yard; afew pieces Of drap
yino cassIrneres. plain. striped and barred summer cloth, =
tyyr.ds. a large assortment Of linens and cottouadcsi Ves-
ilngs, plain and figured striped SATIN cfevats ahd scafs
linen and silk pocket handkerehlefs, &c.
ORTHE LADIES' WEAR.
A vcyv lrrrc a.sortnen Of ginghNms and gtngham
lawns. EalzariueS, lawns, terages, grenadines, einbroid'
ered robes Swiss null, Bishop lawns. laces, lace mustia
barred do. 4 large assortment of new style dress silks
tG,rk nation do; gros de Rhine, black and blue armoif
A.. tomb.izns. Of fnpis, make, muslin de lanes. shawls,
isle and thread lace, sdging & and lnserilngs, Swiss DO
cloves and handkerrhieis emh'd %chlldreu's trock bodies
rfflS. a few N those very desirable CHINA isnt a very
I,r8e assorlmPut OF hI aids and gimpe, i"nntts, rihtons
artificial flowers. parasols, some OF which ART the hand
.omc-t ever seen here, aud a number OF other arbclee 700
tg,Ir3us 10 mention, together with an assortment OF mol
le1s than a0,GOO Yards Of ealicees and mnslihs, some a
lew a. ) sents pr sardi ~tickings, checks, hleeeitd and
brown drilinps. eoiored c|ambrieks, &c.
Having selected my stock with great care ana hd'H'!
I most respectfully invite purchasers to give me a cal
before huying elsewhere, as am determined 10 sen e.
tber WhoiessIp or retail cheaper than any hettee ia thts
Of any other place, fountry merchants Would Ind r u
rbrir advantage to call al No. 1JS Nam street, corner oil
Nstkst aE44 mr. y MARX GRAF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
FRANKLIN
COTTON
L

Fy1iTH estall isiiIuent is now in full operation and man
4 ufarturing Cotton Yarns, Carpet Chain, Candle
Wiek, Cotton Irvine, Batting, etc. The machinery be.
ing new and ofthe very beat modern STYLE, the froptI-
etnr having also secured the services OF an attic Maua-
ger. formerly Ofthe Hope Mil, Pittsburgh Is How pre-
pared TO oier TO Merchants generally a superior article
in hrs line and always put up in the nealest style aud al
a. low rates a. can he purchased west Of The mountains.
Pittsburgh not excepted, ana shall be- thankful for a lia-
eral share Of the public favor. Warchouse on Main i.
a few doors below tht Mefci3nts' and Mechanics BaHA
opposite side, GEO. I IiN'fLf.
Lane astcr Gazette, Chilicsthe Gazette. Portsmouth
Tribune, Columbus statesman, Alton Telegraph Il t'id--
ruyI paper VIII copy To the amount Of 81 each, send one
copy 10 the advertiser aud one TO tins Office, aud charge
TINS offrg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
G0.fAfgrNltRS1lll

&~WENEINGEN / undersigned have
- this dar entered INTO Gu partnership III tie tFoeefE
aud Produce busluess under the urn OF SNeaItnteh and
taYd. and have taken the large three story brick store
house lately p%crH4ird 10y Thomas Conerd and SUI No =
Vurti, East eafnef ~ Market and Uuton sttert-. winch
t6ey have mad lied up expressly for = fafntlt staeerA
s,I GENERAL pr54pre husinpge, and would respectfully
invite the attention # their fti'nts aud th" pntlie gen
orally tothef present general stock 81 ernrsrles and pro
3fsi,ue u,,y M store. They will hE receiving from the
east. Cincinnati and other markets IN 4 ieN DAYS seods
of various Kinds IN their linz, which VIII rake their
stock eQualt TO a"Y IN the city at TINS conVehiehl i"sa't9h
va sha ic Glad to nes our friends, with the assurance
Iha, our Q rods WI he At all times Of the lest qaaliit Hhs
sold a. cheap as tHcy can he had Al any nther Honse-
m T. NV N5
DIN 4 ODb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
s|ss%g@ STAGES,

Which leaves W healing ct8ry HIUInihg n o'cirrk. for
s~fEUBENNILlE, NEtf.SNfiLE 4 PfTrSBGR GfL,
connecting at sieuieHviIle with a daily mail1inr through
Canton 10 Cleveland; al " elssllHr with NrtI. MnrrP, L
Cos Line 10 Cleveland. and al Pittsburgh with the GfeeI
Northern ard Eastern STAGES.
The Proprietor fh}s every attention to the safetY and
comfort Of passengers. has meme kut the hest oftehmR aud
COACHES. sober and faithful drivers. and responsible ard
accommodating AGENTS. and lie assures the travelling pull.
lie that they viii mud this the cheapest and easiest route
To Pittsburgh and the Eakpr.
Office In Wheeling on WAR; strrFt, end dnot ahove
Monroe street. - I. ROBERTS co. Freprctots
tune % WI. III USuN. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
OUEENSWARE AND CHINA.

'TuE undersigned have just received dire ct from the
l French and English potteries, large additions To
thrir former stocks Of China and oueensw are, making
their assortment full and complete,
They would particularly Invite attention TO IheH nPw
printed patterns Of light blue, green and pink ware, OF
which they have several varieties. White granite, white
ron stone, and also to the fashion able style OF dark flew
ing blue, which Tor beauty of design, richness OF pattern
and durability ofmaterial, has no equal. They al ohave
and are constantly receiving, plain, rich. Gilt and fancy
china sets in great variety:-all Of which viii le sold az
low either wholesale or retail, az the same qualities Of
goods can he brought from any ofthe eastern cites
Country merchants and wholesale buyers are invited 10
examine their stocks. Every article OF gld5sW are al
w1ys on hand, or made to order. NJ. & +. SwEESEY.
may 70. No. and monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.
MRS. HEATING,
Opposiic th1 ". and II Bank, Monroe -.
TAKES pleasure in stating 10 Old customers ard the
public generally, that she hAs )utt received tIen "
the following comprises . part.
Fresh Citfqns. Prunes, Oranges, Letn'nst extra me
smyna FIGS, lamarinds, Raisins, Dates, Alu4oads,
Bunch Rai-ins, pal1. nuts, FilhertF, English ANalnhls,
Cocoa nuts, Pine apple cheese, fresh safdines, tvety 81
periorA Lemon Syrup. Salad on, Juait faste, herlHt'
E,,dirs ~ almost IN endless sa~Fiety-sich az Vanilla
Treanl. Rose dp. Chm imon, s~assatfas, Mint, lennon
Uoarhonnd. Winter green, Lemon drop, Rock candy &c.
Tho attention Of country n~0Gchsnis IS particularly
invited a. an. fee1s confident that they VII mest
elta the greatest variety and a. prices thar VIII not fan
- r. Canary and Hemp seed, for birds, ALWAYS on
hand and Of the choisesi Kind. m ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
Z, ". srErHeNs, F. F. suoENBERGEF, J. 4. sroexToS
STEPHENS. SIIOENBERGER Il Co,
ANCHoR HON wgtks.

VNtttTHB, II.
Manufacture all kinds Of Boiler, Sheet, Bar Iron and
sslis, A, b Steel elliptic springs and AIDES. Being con.
nected with shpehlsfvet's Old JUniats Works. we csn
otter Az article Of Jnttst1 Iron branded ENTHUSIASTICALLY
equal to any maize IN The country. Warehouse Of tic
Works, corner Of Monroe and Water streets. ~ l. la45
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRt-
MANDATORY,

VA D.. CLARK, "
Is Monroe Street opposite -H0"IoS 4i0D0'
Whaling, Va.
vvAvING fitted up and opened ne eloSe sh9r, ! =
IL GOOD workmen and a large and splendid a,so II
mem OF Leather. trimming and mounting o. ~ - nj
,ansre lie VIII keep on hant and make 70 ofasr ~.
des- fption Of saddles. Brides Harness oel'ts, it 4 a.
Vahees. Carpet Bags &c. &5., "iloi u ~ ,nryt,5tng
IN hi. lins to give hlm : eal. lie homes ny conn as
tliihini a''e''i'" wa. u, CBARk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

q kEA -f -
- "a Gaod. befng very large. ! am ds
MI ,.,,,,ned to -el a. such prices as WIZ = a. ~
80, to any purca44sssLL ina, i..s m a. W %'se ANY t and al par
DRY "oons ~ mo surrounding country are hNi'ee
etssgfs ,hto %n guarantee that wtli eel dt e'oas
- Sbs ear, 1hsa any othef hoase in me e .gerv description
\ B. new 40 : lew ~ dew dew any wholesale dea,st VII
md il 10 hrs advantage TO an an"
Fancy and staple N Il IGp4SiLEY. No. l5a, Nan 81
" WheeIus. pestdoor ~ , Nl-'i--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
Z. AANMERER.

" s1RtAr OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HorEL.
~ fs''Yct from New York and Philadelphia
~. nlsai stock # Goods be has ever purchased
..rs" atf De tie city, winch he viii sell al tine
b - Among As sleek viii be found super weel
- : lhlhzs Nasitty Of colorsi West Of England
,;e-,. eI a9. tassfmeres, PLAN, barred and fancy
Ssss a : ANe'+i-i simmer cloths Of every VARIETY
r eh4 fahldiaous; tesjfues Of every variety and
49, y MON MI Re solid at the lowest price OF made
80 Hd'Ias now one Of the best cutters III the
u " MADE CLOTHING-My stock Of Ready
En- lr sprmg and summer wear is not ex.
- ~ IN iaeettY. Il consists Of dress and frock
- IN, eeIaf aud style, roupdabouts, rantaloons
~ a. 9Htts' aoseHIs, haudkerchiefs, secks, sc.
y. = 'fts that can lie reluirad ia the clothing
= ~ III" f old friends and the public to givo hiu
y .nd - insure that they VIII he SATISFIED with hi,
- prs CkAMMERER.
I, ihR FEDERAL COURT a. ClsIKsbo,rh-
; vniied State. 0'"4Ns'us
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
SECOND ARRIVAL AZ I37.

cENSENEY < RhopEs have received ms morning
nm et,trotiered aud French Lawns, ktch frtnts aud
mann other new Goods al reduced prices M,
\ cut saws, hand ssvr, wood ssws
.ATL CIRCULAR saw. sYeep saws, tenel saws and hut
rber.' bsw lack saws, for sale by ON &1htEh,
~ - Qppo7itc the Fopt Once.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
NOTlcE..

- w. SrEruEss Of Wheeling, H.. +. SHoEanERHrR
41s of Jurteta AID J A,-rcCKIGS of Pittshifsh fntt
this d5v entered Iatn - r Partnership under stete amt
finn OF Stephens. Shaentereer & Co. at the anchor Iron
Works, Whee ing, Va. fprtIe purpose Of isanntaeturHg
IRON aud uSts Of every description. N !, is47.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
QUINCY
.ORNER Of MAIN & QUINCY STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SAND a. Co.

Wnreh0u8c No. Z, " MOO NtTftt.
THE subscribers are prepared to make and krrp RON
i slhutlv on hand at the asoye establishments, ali Kinds
OF Castings, Cooking. Franklin. Balloon, and Cannon
Stoves of all sizes and patterns; I~Iollowware, Wagon
Boxes. Plough Castings, Crates, Flat Irons, Suear AMI
ash Kettles. sc. a complete assortment. We have
Just received +oiuc splendid patterns for farior Crates
The neatestever brought to this CITY. Persons who IN.
tend building are respectfully requested to examine them
before purchasing any other kind. Wehave q large lot
Of patterns for Mil gearing the beet in the place, which
we will make 10 order a. lie lowesl Tstts. also fllesH
ing Machine Castings. Wewill also continue TO manu-
facture the ii. terent kinds of Plonshs complete, used IN
tins section Of country, and warranted equal to anY inads
in the wcslern country. We VII ware ant al our cast
!ngs and other work done at our Establishment, and ss
cheap as can be made in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati or any
other establishment in this city, Persons wishing to
purchase any article in our line will please give III r ca
and examine for Themselves.
nm HAMILTON 4 4 co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

Tracking YARN-lH1lbs ofFackirs Yam On hand
= and for sale by pri3 G II BERRY Neter =,
9nnN LBS Western Reserve Cheese, a very su
=, Ia JAMES MCKEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

u IEGINIA-Dhi rtreuit 3aHcri'r rourt q Law
- aud Chaurer4. Jaur j., Is47.
TredcrIck Smith.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

n NINIVD w ~ 7
- WISH to sell my farm near Wheeling, II Willie
n he sold On favorable terms a. 4 tugetleror IN seI4Iaie
rarrsl4 a-u4an suiT nurChaserr tThA II n Fh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
SAMUEL e. ROBINSON.

No. I21. MAIN STREET, WHEELING VA.
EALER IN window glass, paints, and ~puity-keeps
- constantly on hand a full and general supply Of win
dow class OF an qualities aud sizes; paints Of an shades
and Colours, and putty. All Of which he will sell IN
sntities to SUIT purchasers, and stthe lewe-t prices
msy Is