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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
BALTIMORE AND oaiO RAIL ROAD

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL ROAD
learn irrm the CHrah RAND Clsihtu
That Thomas Swami. Ia, ihr new PFr>ilrai
of the 4 m.any. ha> Ii,i md" . tour 81 IA
.ne,tiauof To- Road Mr.. Svaul enters up
ON III. lu,ie, cuj Vi : the fullest r'nii~n,e
ct The Stockholders. and the rs rct oi TIE
community. iie l. a gentleman ui prep So
ling meuuc.s easy Of ac,rss by every bray'
aui m oil respects admirably qualified lot ne
important trust ronf1ed 10 hln. .
Moreover. Mr.. Swami isa Nr-lui1n' we'll
ataiiniei wish thr habits, feelings ana hu''-
ness OF our rruple. ami will naih , estimate
the importance ot producing . closer rirnihi-
cation than h,s heretofore exi,iel 81 the Nv
~teresis al Vlr.inia and Nor, baud. Iwr thir's
II The Railroad. WHEN completed, WI pass
through Vlrsinin; * an enlightened .Hina' "a
rniliar with our ia ur4l tesources.Wt1 not 'alI
IN any me sure calculated a. promote a good
understanding among ,1r Cirz-n' oi ihe seN
eral sections interested in the Trade win oh'
OF our Ha'ural markets.
Not merely the Potomac region. but ~
whole Nurth-West, are concerned 10 toe sue
cess OF he enterprise. The OHIO once touch
ed by The Railroad, the euueucy Of travel an
Trade vii b. increased ia d iour'Old rftIt-
aid with the Calsi 10 the Coal Mlurs, the ~
ducemtnis t. e~tnigrale from Nirgluit viii b
ESSENTIALLY Diminished and the Old Clm
monwea.th may a.ftu tahr position a'non
TIE NEST pr sprrous State al inc Unlnn.
" Rchesier Repubtcan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
GRACE on BILLS AT SlGHT-The re

GRACE on BILLS AT ~SlGHT.-The re
cent decision in New York. aud the previous
one in NV Orleans. that bills dra wn at SIGHT.
must he presented tor accep ance, aud the
usual three days grace be allowed on them, Is
likely to work a change IN the p%ractice ct The
banks Of HE Union, and. OF course, OF all 9th
ers who undertake t, collect draits.
We announced the other day, that the banks
of New York had decided that they would not
hereaf er undertake TO COLLECT drafts draw at
sight, unless the words 'IUithoul grace" were
aided. 1t will be seen. b, a nollcein anpth.
er column, that the Wesrrrn Bank ct Balti-
more has come 10 the SAM discrimination.
The practice has heretofore generaily been,
as we understand, 10 drinand payment Tor
drafts drawn payable al sight. on the day they
are presented. and il not paid TO proiesl Them.
And the law was supposed L. b. in favor Of
the practice. In Massachusetts, how ever. a
dIlie RUE has prevailed. There grdce has
always been allowed by The banks 90 drafts
dra at sight. This rule has ben strictly
observed, except an drafts on banks, which
Judge Story IN lSAl decided We're the same
as c tchS, aud were therefore not entitled TO
grace, whether drawn payable at sight, or on
a day certain. Since that decision. The banks
have had sight drafts on banks protested on
Tue DAY oi presentation ANA also CA tnlrd Jdt
OF grace, when they were not pad.
The LAC, however, 1t seems, has always
benin favor oil allowing grace on all draiIs,
whether payable at sight or a certain day,
unless specially excepted 10 the drafts. il
has been stated that In the CASE in New York.
The Judge decided that the ltW required that
grace should oe SLOWED, but that II d contrary
general usage had been established. he woul
nave DECIDED III ldtoro OF III usage aud against
The law. We suspect some mistake here
The Writers on elementary law, lay II down
as d rule, a wise aud d just one, lhsl 10 Gus
tom or usage may b. ST up To control OF con
tfaNene a positive law.
As This subject is OF great interest and the
usage 0, the banks should. Tor convenience
sake al leas', be alike, i'll, very dr,lr biz that
sumo decisive steps Should be taken 10 set
Tie it,.
The Baukers' Magazine tor this month.
contains d timely aad very Interesting article
pl HE SUBJECT, giving the decisions IN New
York and Ne" Orleans, d communication
from the Cashier OF q Boston Bink, in rela
uon TO the practice th,fr, sni iui ~exjrac,s'
IRON BIyies tfraHse oa ullisui EXcldree, &c.
The Alossz nc also contains q srfirs ui tdlua-
Die statistical paper,, winch deserve atteutiua
rom merchants and bearers N m ney seneT-l
ally.
Ne refer those more Immediately interest
ed IN the matter Of grace uH bills Oh sigh tn
he Alag ,zine, Tor Information Which vail be
Use al 10 thrm.-ButL Pat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

Drdr bridge plan Of getting a pfc.-Oae
OF The most celebrated BANKERS of Europe. Al
present IS Nit. tn chief partner of the
house 81 Hope aud Co." Til. gentleman
was d simple clerk IN The great hou,e he now
controls, when he was sent 10 London to ne.
guudIe some business with the Bariug,. After
tis successful completion. having been in the
neautine Hospitality entertained By the head
ul The house 10 " hich he was sent, The Am.
slerdam clerk demanded an interview with
Mr. Barlng, aud demanded his daughters hand
in manidge.
YOU dream. %sir,'s id Mr. Barring, "you are
but a clerk.
Bot II | We're partner in the house o!
Hopr2'
"Ah, then, Sir, the case would be differ.
eui.n
The Clerk went home, and asked o private
interview with Mr.. Hope. Without prclimi.
nsry tie asked to BE- waen into the firm as .
partner.
':What2 aud without capital. aud yourself
wholly unltsliuguishri,' SAID Mr.. Hope.
But II | were tae son.in-law oil Air. Ba-
rogf'
"Ah, then, there might BE- sumo propriety
Ia IT,"
by skiftully letting down these two sides
OF The drsv-budge which might cover The
chasm Ia MS exp, %tatiots, the cleik managed
to gel d vile b, d %tlriuir, aud a i5rjun. by d
d Nile, aud arrived al MS present eminent po-
sition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
NEW STORE

y, Soslo'ns room Formerly occupies BY Mr. Sic,
n 49, ,,'"l's >i"re' "i Nam street, ~3,druo4l s,a.
"HfAs' A.ry, Hhrr. Z, Va.
oChibLH HOFdEI dER * BROS.
~ peeuuHt form tae citizens Of Wh-e.rts s.lth
W generally ihat theY hag- just opened 1 n.t, .,..
= Gus q tht above stand, consisting ssirsa..
S,'flhehi offfench, English, GsIuiaa. SD 49,.
i'es uSfe tten selected at New Nufk aut pb,.a.
d e. .he hl's' elegant aud ueaA4 fll.ttns I'D. 49,
'o i5stett AM approaching srasoHs. I'D 49,,
"a .''S,te "a "e az and vii sell cheaper Ian =,
Que iHst n. ~ I,lss me A~iiegleay inauaia,ns. a
"a ~ s'.sL- 4 eau 4Hd examine oar suods ~
" = '.a' 90 eau gave satisfaction. ~
NchE-K, h,fHEimvg 4 Bna,,
7-sr ha'h stteet. soui1 ufMafE.. -
'u'IF merchants and fedar. Nti Id ~
r a great assortment ct af.i., ..t
gods sad nouOi.s wa.eA~. MI - !. a,"'es.t
~ sefy cheap. ~, - ." any sa-H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

MEDICINE.
= "noIsvl, Bellevue. plo, saIs-Youf medicines
wa. nave gwen VERY genera Satisfaction. ana ~, ,e.
wei. a. @"N'Ns
u Beaver, Winchester, PfehIe co. ONO. savs-yo,,
iNp'.'"la ~ - 2ntins very p"puiaT. and a. tact taxing
~ pta'e or ht"lheF htrditines II The KIND. Nour Ver.
niu-eS HrsefNedy popniat. as aiso vour Csru1nattv.
pasain ana l'i'Si AID require no c~eftlneaie 10 reeou.
u \ Eafrows. Gaiena, ~, June 1875. sa,s-t n -,
u fRui NetMliuse, and " sH sou would send M ~.
d. hup' q as possible, as I nave cats tor II even d.y
az senl more rauHIiVs Fails. / ala as Arary ouIn ~
- 'eetefSNi ana Han Tonic. | have sold eonsrlrr,its
Jesse NJ Allen, ~Coiumbiana. Ohia. Aprl ! 1874, So.
. WIN pefrtive that | have snla aI You V,Tt.I,,,.'
- : uiH! vel y"u that ! have he ~ our for a Ions t,ns.'
4" great many eaHs Tor IL. Your Nernifu.. -,
..eti1l9 s'a.as deservediy higa a. a Woua n,sJirIr.
~ - u'liDFNW} seen Al ruded viii 5000 effect :
lease iorN ard as soon a. passtbfe-
y Hiiauls & Haywood. Raeifn. n {. I,pa ts,-
9'nu as a 'frsn supply u your med ctrrs on,
gsetiI y " IL VINO have
a., son = Go, Portland, Me. Aug aa. ts4s
"ish yoh 10 send Us some more OF Won r,fr1la-'
~siNsh Your medicines sell rapidly ms go
i1e bssanu ana NtfWttLge give aOad r,ttsl,rn,a w.
l ~ uitauis, Fdrkersuutg, Va. sa.s-t -
' hssfM' Urea a. the cess ui al f4fs,t
VII market success ""ahseneh1,
ing. br D. ~tCErg" Sientt, "a Wheel
l 90 pNA4+h t1I Aaln sud Nonra. ~
octII ~" AAE-, soaIh Hhssinx.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

arounA his shoulders nv a wors'ed cord. anA
his neck was wrspprd in a huge shawl, owe
the mighty told vt Is lich his gooi humrret
ri~oge beamed like the sun on the edge "i 81
lng bunk. A tur cap with ear pieces compile
ted his costume.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

NEW ElR NJ

EsOOTS n The nhscrilets having $3.50,
4.1 uiaied themselves together unter the style and firm
of J L son, viii continue "a the Sbue
business ~ the house. No 80 Nam st, formerly occn-
pied as a shoe stare by Connolly \ " adc. We expect
10 receive ir0ai tie east shortly, a large and well assert
ed STOCK, necessary to carry on the business in all ia
different branches, aud a. IT is oar object to compete
with The eastern manufactures. We intend. by u strict
ittehttOu to business, to insure the success we an ici.
paie, ana 10 lneri the patronage Of our friends and line
subl'c IN general; We, therefore, give a general invila.
li-n TO all to give us a trial. ] Connolly,
AMI -, $50 T. r EDNNTIIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
Cincinnsil, Nov. Z. i pun.

Cincinnati, Nov. 4 ii pun.
lLLINos-Peori, Guy, Taylor majority ll9
MISUNDERSTANDING Taylor mai. 81,
TESSEssEE-Memrhis city TsyIor2o2.
Davidson co. Taylor gain 2l8.
~OnIo-Athens Taylor On on Ford 29. Uni
on towDsaip Cass gain on Weller lbs.
Clark county complete ll39 for Taylor, gain
over Ford ~.
franklin County W Taylor majority.
Fdyette County $50
In Poneroy Taylors majority IL less than
Ford's, Gallia co. Z townships Taylor gam
81 over Ford.
INpIANA-Jefrrson co S township wing
soiu n over Clay.
Marion co 50 roylor majority, Wayne 3
townships $50 Iaylor nj; Floyd Cass maj 1877
Acknowledgment Taylor maj $50, Nor
gan about so; Chicago city Van Buren, over
Cass $40, over Taylor le6.
kESTUcKy-Mason, Taylor majority ia.
Fa,ette, Layton gal,I on Criitenden 100, = pre-
cincts 10 hear RON.
MIssouRI-Ca,s majority in ST, Louis city
5, a Wing gain OF over 300, county returns
not received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
A POLICEMAN'S CHIROGRAPHY.

The other day, III attending TO explorations
for situations IN he police lorce, the Mayor
il was sup ,osrd Was about to invest Patrick
Murphy with a Star, when some OF his Irish
competitors outside thu railing cried np-
Are YOU goin' to pint Pat, yer hon5r? He
cal waite ms name, Yer honor.
j an ouly receiving applications to-day;
in d fortnight Ne make appointments. said
the Mayor; and Pat was told 10 call on that
daS two weeks.
The f.ieui through whose influence Pat had
been induced to apply for office said 10 bin,
as thry came irom The Hall, Now Pa, 20
hume amt every night do yon get d big piece
OF pdpvt and d good stout pen. and keep wfi-
tag your uame. III sci a copy tor YOU
Pat did Us desired; ant ever, night was
seen mnuinn out his tongue and swasiug his
head over 'PatncA Mufph,, in The st,i e ii
chiIo1raph gvnrraIi, known as coars hand.
When lhe day oil the appointment cdtne. Pat
iouod himself. b.tote The Mayor, urging his
claim.
Can YOU wriIe?' said that excellent iunc.
~tluuary.
.Ito,h, an lis meseIf that jist kim ans
wefed Pat.
TAKE that pen said the Mayor. 'and let's
Ser YOU write. Wits your nome
he I ok the pen as directed, When d sort Of
explanatory laugh bursted from his surprised
Competitors who We're IN Tendance.
III ,wiy Pau! dye mind that Mike? Pats
d uiun'i hes got a qUlt, IA his fist
5, he has, be- Japeis! said Mike. but
sn4ll good Twill do hiui he can't wnlr with
IL man.
But Pat did white; he had recorded his
name IA a bold round hand.
.lhatii TO- said the Mayer.
HI, fooled rivals looked in each Others
faces s. h undisguised astanishnnrnl. A lucky
Thought siuck lnein.
Ash nim 10 write somebody else's name
5 homer, soid twa al them ia d breath.
rIuat's ~eIi thought o., replied he May.
OF. POI. write my nemr?
Here Was d dilemma, bat Pat was equal TO
il.
Me write yer honor, usme!' cxclsim,d he
with a Wei, dlssrmbIrd 'huly hlTruE' NE
commit a l~o,-ers aud / a-gulns on The Pulls
srs! | can't do ii yea hotprr
AMI he rduliu't-hut his Wit served him,
aud hr is loN d "siar" of lie first magnitude.
A hUosoN BAY IolLEr The manner of
dressing ours ives 10 resist be- cold Was Gu
dous. We d-scube Z, a. type OF The rest.
A,ier d%onning . pair ol leerskln upwsers, tie
proceeded 10 put on d pair oi black socks, and
over these a pair oi moose ska moccasins.-
rhru a pair ot blue cloth legslus were hauled
over his trowsrrs partly To keep the snow
Irum sticking TO Them, and partly Tor warmth.
Allvf his he puts GA 4 leather capote, edged
with tar. This coat t. Nery waTn, brIng lined
With flannel and u'ensPprd very much in
lrsut. Il was iasirued With d scarlet belt
arouud The waist with q loop al The lhruat. A
pair ul thICk mites, made Vi deer shin, hung
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
HARRISON HOUSE.
FI.ARkSpupnu " ,

IT, unuets'shed wodld respectfully announce To the
p',cN iApefl kh"wh as the SomcTvnle House. which,
= Hds 'aorolalY renovated, and - tllly nreusrei 20 A..
e'"i""uNe tHe pHhlie 40 a Msnner be th{aks y ~ he AZ
eoeep''Hlt as any House IN the eunitrv. IRWIN he sapus
u!"'n eNAnhlniioft thu us iiogse - furaisnad. ucfhsr.
- = = y 'hai INV ntnef ht'e place. II "a situated gu
Mem s'reet nearly opposite HE lasi OF &c. alont 80.
sq"f'e east OF the court house, and convenient to the
ehuTcl.s.
Ills SIahling is large aud well arranged u. invites
lhr travelling public 10 extend their patronage TO him.
and hs " ~ endeavor 10 merit The same.
SEPT - ie41 a WERNtNGER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
Est Liberty CLASSICAL ACADruI
\ fEMALE

Ut winter session OF thesr Schools ,viu .o,.,n...
on the aTst Tuesday Of Nov. ana ,ont'n n. '"",'lee
he more advanced students have the ruviiese ~ ~.
"s ~ 20 'Vr'ient private roo as. " uiey prei.r "a Ia
.t'"s present with The Instructors ia the mn,
10 s'lsf| study where they could receive I'D a. H y
ese Of Library aud PHI. Apnsrsfus ytlo.,
ihf " iole expense of hoaFdmt tuIt,nn ~, y
reaeitsfs s1J ,.,. t"NANk, sG5,eO
'F"" kLA \ DTM Stn,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

Pittsblrgh, Nov z, 9 p m.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
Taylor's majority over Cas- I336--over
Van B1ren 500, in Buffalo.
Cleveland loo for Cass-loco gain. Z towns
in Cuyahoga county, 500. Northern ONO re-
turns look bad.
Buffalo City, n. y, Taylor, "a
Cass, l4I2
Van Buren,, $40
B~oston-Taylor'a mo jority overall otaers,
1910,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

Regular Wheeling aud Cincinnati Fache'
The New. Fast. ard hsdi drai d,
s-Nx Steamer
Do DR. FRANKLIN, Noe,
Gr-~sa J.. McItEE, lE, Aasier, " ii
kefsaa,i run regularly IS a Wheeling aud Cincinnati
Packet, leaving Whec.ine every Monday az Il. A. NJ
and Cincinnati every Thursday al ! o'ciOck r. M..land-
ing at al the intermediate ports
The utmost care taken WIKI al! way neight aud PACK
ssrs cnnHdsd l. tile charge Of the noai.
oraefs tor MERCHANDISE OF Manufactures, promptly al
tea dc8 to.
Apply OF hoard. NoY.4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

Mn. WHARTON About two weeks .ince.
and two ~ taffc iays after NY hsis trok the
premium at The ttir. Mr. Avery offered a rr-
ward through your paper ci one hattrcd dol
lars, tn auy batter Ia iii, aty that would
kr a better hat lhan he coa.i. the hats to
b. Judged ts o committee al hatiefs. | ac-
cepted his Yripasi lou al once. aud ! now re-
specially inform hin thlt my hot l. ready.
oud ! aM wiling 20 srnd It 10 New York or
to any other cty in the United States. Now
don't keep me waiting, nei-hbor Avery, |
vsnt 10 be handling That great rewsrd--J
luuk- very iafge 10 my eyes. And YOU muss
note ,ithcrloc The mark or else .tizz.e out at
the smali rnd the horn My bats have Ia
! ben the premium over YOUR. os,c aud they
con do il eLaIn. john J. hOGE.
Nov T.. Premium Halter. Juinn -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
INDIAN CoNrRACTS.-rhe washin

ton Uniun says
We understand that the proposals received
At the uihcr al the Commission OF Indian At
lalrs, under Ire advef isement ol Both Sep.
trunbrr last, Tor proposal, Tor furnishing goot
Tor lie %srr,icr OF The Indian Department,
were opeaed OF the Is, instant aud the con
tricGs awarded 10 The following persons a.
The lowest bidders Mes>ls. Graut and Bar
ton, OF New York, Tor The blankets and dry
good; W!lrsing Hyslop, OF New YORK, lor
the hardn ere. a,riclaral implements, and axes
NJ ssr,. z. Chouleau. j.. & Co, OF New York
Tor the Northwest guns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

bNE NJ NltsED bptAA u INV KID 7
The sh1sr reward viii b. tai 80 any h.i.
TER ~ this city. VIM will msnuiartute and
conrls'c . hat in better ~ttle and workman.
ship. than We ,sn at No. 20. Monroe Il.
) AVERY.
T. S-Tbe has tn b. sent So New Work
anil abi To- ihr ir,isi ~ at . committee Of The
best hsuet, in hat great emporium.
$. AVERY.
Wheeling. Oct. ~. IsIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
Nv NErrnnlld IA Ii IL 49, ,As

WElHu Fl.ANNEl"-6 pieces We,ch FIansols
warranted not to -hrink:
l piece silk FLANNEL for shrouding.
pieces - fine white Flannel:
~ do various qualities OF nther white Flsnnalx.
with a large lot of red flauneis, Just received ~
H"i o " tEiSk Ell.
81 white hack and colored rar,.
"a hidGioves; sentieten's white aud black Kd do,
win a great surIciy Of other Gloves, lust reed 81
"' a. iiEISk ELLIS
NLoTflS-l0 ps biz French cloths. fro,, . ., II 90.
- tfnMh' green, blue, cadet mixed aud drab cIo,hs
reed at (novlf oW H~EISNELL,S.
EAsslhEREs--t large tot Of Preach, Ernl,sb and
aNer'ean 'assiiners, inst rccsved al
NO. o ~uEtSK ELLIS.
CAfiNETS & T~WEEbS-Steei miSes hlk. b,o,y,
andta1cy oolIfed ssilnet>i all wool Fweels, with a
idlse l"t"i Kentucky Jeans; TOO sale iy
now ~ HEISK Eli.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO FORTE MANUFACT DRY

Nos, s, 8. and II, Eniaao ST.. oppasiie The
EHtup House, Baltim0fe. lid.
Il NAbE & GAEHLE wouit respectfully call the al.
&A icition of the public 10 their sIt e, ior GRAND
AND SQUARE PIANOS. The Pianos msuuilcIured
al this establishment have, loi deiicacy of .ouei. sweet
ness, ciearncss and iriiliancy OF lone, heauty and stvle
OF Workmanship. been pronounced by the most eminent
T Professors TO re unsurpassed by apy ipstrnutents made
III this Or any other country.
ffote.sois, ahiaiuers, country merchants, snd Others
visiting Baltimore VIII ind II 20 ,heis advsulss.e 90 calf
at our extensive establishment b ioee purchasing else
where sept 10. 1913
= OLE LEATHER-i000 lis Spanish Sole Les. her.
~ tedlocS Fan. a AtItae r ,icle. inst received and for
sale very low TO- casa KNOX 90
NJ. hE1S ofornd Gnger, pure; 5hiis tis,es;
9V pa:s F"nreii 81 ha.s Atispice;
Su"As pbtc GFound Pepacr, "a boxes Grd Gin.
nainon, ieeeiyea and Tor sale low hY
"c@i PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
Fa he Tim,s

Wheeling. Oct. ~, Isls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
Baiumore, Nov :, Z p n.

In BaF.!o, T., 20. IS 1900 ahead OF both
Others.
Al Alexandria, Va, when The polls closed,
Tayigr MAS 494-Cas, PIP,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

n8lED gEEF-5Cn rs Cinciarst sugar cured .rcd
- tctr Just reed and for sale By
uayG SD WOODROW
gtRNNBERRIEs-Jusi reed and Tor sale ~
- uovb : u WOODROW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

BaltInure. Aoy Z. > y m.
II Wards OF Baltimore srr returned and
T.ylor gains $50 over mayors election,
Dispatches irom North aud Ess' Va, are
very favorable 10 Taylor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

MONEY ~FOrNn-The subscriber Ia a waHet
- containing smai amount Of MONEY. which VS.
found on Tie pavement 81 the market Heu'e. ~ hts sou,
on Srurdsv maruing. Nov Z Tile owner cav ~ 70
g riying ~atis.sriprs evidence that t belongs 10 b 90,
'Y cailinE a, THE easner Of Market aud Oafuel streets
ulvG JESSE MIR At.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
ANtkILNN nILNEK
LOkN AM SPOON NM EACHlRN-
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No. :, PEAR STREET. NEAR THs~EXCUANGE.
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VT T. subscriber having made great inproyents i'm his
d. method OF casing type and mixing OF metals. and
had Il Thorough revision OF has matrices. Che faces of
which are nos excited, in beauty aud regularity of cut.
W shy N th' country tia,ters himself That NV a strict
personal aiteniidn Ia business, aud emplurins none bat
'no '"OS' 'NhAut "o, men he IS enabled 10 oaera
SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
AT GREATLY REDgCFD PRICES
hes Continually ADDING To ais stock ali tiat is new
rom me nfSI M0rkHncn of tins ana other couuIri.-. aud
haVinl ia.eiy peocused iro.H Europe, a great ya-!,ty q,
NEW FAXES and ORNAAENrS, soietts the a,tcn.
ton of Princes taere,o.
Sp'cinheps MI he seat TO Ieoso wishing 10 order.
it'sSes. tdaees, Eases, iuk, Stands. GALLEY. Brsss
"".'' a'u t'e3t ".Hef article needed % lurlsn a com.
p'eie ffllihg Once. supplied al the shoot test notice.
GERMAN q AM jon TYPE.
pIthe newest stsie aad Of an sizes, carefully uut IN in
iouhisol correct proportion.
Aug l5-dSm A~IFXANDpp pn.u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
FANCY DOOR KNops

NM UUUK kNDRS.
SAMf. NItt. has jtist reed the latest .tvle of r..
~ door Knobs and LocAs. 80
STEEL.
GAM. NEEI. has lust reed alt the dieerept -.
- tasi, shear English Blister aud German steel
NTH ~TOOLS.-Fhe subscriber h,sb, -
Atmitass mouse hole Anvtls:
IsrNer's. next in quality. du;
hn-frs, spear and rarh's solid BOY Wis.,.
Bellows, jacob Amdrs make: Fii.s anal I,s,.
sAMfI kEEt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
BAND

FoST opened a fpe assortment of Band instruments,
" such as Cotnets, Va We Trumpeis, French Horns,
bugles, etc. Also, an assortment OF very snperior
French and German Nloiius. saiian strings. Turning
Forks. New Music and rrcceptors for all Instruments.
Ne" YORK \ Boston Piano Fortes, constantly on hnnd
and for sale at manufacturers prices. by
scps3u J. ELL Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

AT Boston 5 p. NJ, TAYLOR making three
thcussn nd five hundred, Charleston 2t5; Taun.
ton 1870; Hull %. AllIarge whig gains.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

Washington, Pa, Aos Z, 9 m.
Wings have gained 81 on Johnston's vote
IN Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

CIucianati. Nov s. 6 NJ.
IN Hamilton Cyuuty Cas- majority 2010,-
all eulhlnl c but the l0th ard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
Zanes,ille Z p. M.

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FRS; gun from old Muskiu gum. three Town.
ships, Taylor ne,l gaia over Ford 30.