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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-03

Worcester & Nashua Railroad Co
FTNHE Annual meeting of the Stockholders o: the Wor
and Nashua Railroad Company will be held at
WALDO HALL in Worcester Thursday the thirteenth
day Of July neTt at O'Clock P. M the follow
ing matters
LIST. To hear and act upon the report of the Directors
I'd. To determine whether the Company will authorize
the Directors TO Stock, and offer the for SUBJ
scrption price than hundred dollars per SHARE
take any other raise funds complete the
road and put the same in operation
3d. To elect Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
4h To determine whether the By laws shall be amend
ed in relation giving of meetings of the Company
5h. To upon any other matters which may proper
ly come before The meeting.
By order of the Directors,
E. H. HEMENWAY, Clerk.
Worcester, June 81, 184s. DIV
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To Let.

THE STABLE on Elm Street. belonging the Worces
ter House lease will be given for years
from April l. le48 Possession given Immediately. fAp-
nv to T. E. WOOD
May 90. drf worcester House.
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BULLETIN.

1t is generally understood by purchasers that they
only buy the BEST GOODS but buy them cheaper
at the CITY CASH SHOE STORE,
THAN At Any OTHER PLACE IN THE COUNTY
During the last three months (since adopting the cash
SYSTEM success has been greater than had dared
expect and we can only attribute it to the fact that
nave been able to give our customers better bargains than
our competitors.
we have shown the people that promise make 1t
an object for them pay their money all hum
bug, and we intend more than make our Store,
NO. 221 MAIN STREET.
the place to buy Boots and Shoes We Go not say that
our stock the largest in the County for our Store not
crowded with old shopworn goods but we do affirm and
are ready to prove that we have assortment which for
quality of Stock beauty of nish and variety of kinds is
not surpassed by any in the City.
Repairing done in the neatest manner.
FINE SEWED BOOTS made to measure bv w w
Co.'s. ROBBINS 81 COMPANY
worcester, July l. dwf
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To Let.

- A FIRST-RATE TENEMENT of six rooms at
smith IN the corner of Austin and Spruce Ss. Posses.
@sion given the first of July. Inquire of
June 81 R. BROWNING.
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Remnant Prints.

CASES Remnant Prints just received and for SAFE 10Y
lime s O 49, wy" dwtfs7
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SOap and Candles.

OOdp anu Gdnul6S
THE subscriber grateful for avors received for years
past, would solicit continuance the Old Stand On
PROSPECT STREET where all may depend upon prompt
attention good article has been had heretofore
Worcester, May %. diff GEORGE w. RUGG.
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Notice is hereby given.

That PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES will be taken
coored and neiy put up in handsome Morocco Cases.
No, 10 BRINLEY HALL, for
ONLY so CENTS.
N. b. Rooms. will be opened the first Wednesday in
July, 1913 dim July 8.
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Building Lots.

NJ OW offered for sae situated on, and between Elm ard
IN Pleasant Streets-large sze-the very best buuing
land and cheaper than be found in any other part
the city. Inquire of CALEB DANA, JOHN BOYDEN,
or E. r. ESTABROOK. dw2m May 20.
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Bonds Crackers.
n = HALF BBLS OF Bonds superior Pilot and Oyster
20 Crackers. WILLARD, BRANCH co.,
Iu,v dwtf No. Warden Block
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
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sages 10 Congress would pc 'f'''' c'nease'aha
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due responsibility ifee ifom 'He Di's o. Ffes-
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do1e''
IL mas Deen a,'e7e' y 'ne s{'oP'an's 81 me
Po'k dynasty mai 9soefa' Taylor Is no states
man; whereas 'ais beautiful ana concise etaci-
da'ion OF our constitutional system demon
rates thai ha srasP' at "a single s'anee' tie
"ho'e sehi's OF or fsfaohe'h SYSTEM ana
; NIsGGTDS the Ia1t rs GGTflniIUllS anu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
WIG PLATFORM.

rso1ni;e.n government, in which the
renrfeenta,iyes ot the people shall pass Jaws
REGARDLESS. of the viii al him who happens 10
BE- Prt-i'eat. we believing that the whole
,,eonle are better capable OF governing them
selves than is one man Of governing them.
The administration Of allthe affairs OF gov
ero,osnt al, ibev were administered by Wash
ipe,on. jefferson aud Madison, Tor the great
esi good Of TIE people. ~,
Hsnes,r uf men and purpose IN ali mgh
stations rs well as iaF
Forbearsuce iram the conquest oil iofeigh
nations. and ait endeavors to extend our pow
ere us n.d0n, beyond its present vast oouh-
DIGNITY and iraaaess in all cur intercourse
with foreign ia ions 9nd neutrality IN their al
faifs. That while we m5ke our country respect
81 abroad I'VE may maize II the peaceful asy-
lum ior the oppressed 81 other nations.
Liberty oft a free expression OF opinion "a
mono an men. So fh8t he officers ID govern
ment. while tbeY saal be- required to discharge
their duties laitbtal.s and promptly to the de-
paftment ana the people by winch they are
p5ij. they shall be allowed to dlher win the
executive in measures OF government without
lear oi removal
The economical administration OF govern
,,5aft--ihe ua.ineat oil salaries but no extras.
and tHe prompt PAYMENT oi the ndtional debt.
Tie unter,ian ol our domestic Industry
and the mouc4 afths country against the pau
IT,, s,-s.-..--.3 olssfessiYe millonaires OF Eu-
rope. IL. -
harbors. aad lhe general protection oil the
commerce % the country.
THE CASS PLATOON.
Tie five ioayes aad two fishes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
NOTICE.

rT5 subscriber has taken the formerly occupied
y, by j. II. Mcdeechen, Esq. He viii attend TO the
collector OF notes, accounts, posting hooks writing
lie WIZ also attend 10 drawn all its ranches B
sness entrusted to mis- IN meet with prompt aitp
ton. Office on 4th street, above M. Nelson's Law
Otlce. scptli-2wl J. G.. CAMPBELL.
II Travellers and others who obliged hear the
intense heat OF the in summer, wOald do well In
prov de themselves with A FAHNEs0cK's AMI BIZ
loEs PILLS. They Of Invaluable service in billions
attacks they be used adv antareously and the sup,
nuous bile, and the bilious humors carried of.
For sale by JAMES BAKER
J. CBrMBACKER,
sepi4 WIN II. MCKEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
WORMS! WORMsn WORMSui

iorenoye those troublesome and dangerous inhabit.
ans OF The stomach and bosveis which 50 oien na n
we heallh and str0y the lives OF children use AZ 49,
oNte NsEnitusE, certain and safe preparation fr
Htfrinoval Of The yattaus kinds OF wnrins Iysfe,
"tf stomach want Of appetite, inantiie fever 4 -
aid debility of tae stomach and howeis ana orl,,, y
shle preparations ia the world s' va
rtep@teu ohiy p'' ~ JAYNE Phliateghia and sold On,
Sshes oy A BRENTLINGER'
wv Ashland square Whceiin@ IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
New and Valuable Books

EMfRoVED Edition OF the Business Mans Assistant.
81 containing the mot useful forms of legal instrn
ments etc. adapted 10 the wants OF the business neonle
oithe United states. This book will enable traders
mechanics. farmers and other persons TO write Their
contracts assgnments, deeds bonds, mortgages releas
es,poWefs OF attorney, co partnership agreements ills
etc, without the AID of attorney. Ii has been com
piied from original documents, aud the best printed
FORMS the rules Of law which To the ,ustru
ments, serve as guides and render professional aid in
most cases unnecessary besides than 100 legal in.
strumenis 1t contains the T. patent laws with all Inc
necessary orms contracts and specifications for gra.
dng railroads and many important and useful tables
by ]. r. Butts. $500
Rights and liabilities Of Landlord and Tenant; com
pei from the common and statue law, with the reau
sue forms aud appendix, containing the laws relating TO
DIVISION iences Partition walls, nuisances and case
inthts, by J. X: Butts assisted by an attorney
Shippers and Carriers Assistant & Insurers Cuide
- ne habii.ies OF commou curriers' including owners
and masters of ships, steamboats, ferry boats canal
-oats railroad cars, expresses, stage coaches stage
WAGONS, omhhuses. hackney coaches eic. Also of ex
FRESHMEN condnStors ferry men. canal boatn.n team
Sues Waeohefs cabipen, cartnen, porters etc Also
the apiiiifs OF consgner and consgnee insurer and
insured, by Isaac Il. Butts Received This day and for
sale 81 WAkFMAN,S Iiter,rv Nouot -
seP'i- No. Ill, Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
NEWSPAPER EVE SALE

For slle. Wing newspaper within 100
miles ct Wheeling, doirg gond business
The materials are IN excellent condition. and
the establishment well worthy the attention
OF printer with small capitol. Ii win be
s7ld alta grat rgain For particulars. IN
qnire Of the Editor OF the Wheeling Times,
September, SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
AMERICAN SILK HANDKERcHlEFS& &c

"a SUPERIOR loi at Printed Pocfe Handkerchefs
%'a new and fashionable styles; Twisted and Twill.
ed silk, of tie largest size and hest quality now adv
for sale al ellis silk store and factory south end the
Bridge Main street, where almost every variety Of silks
are manufactured and Sold wholesale or retail. The
public is invited to call aud examine these goods.
sepl3 j. W. GILL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

The meeting at which the following pro-
cecdings were had, was composed mostly of
Germans aud their descendants and they were
the first touominale Gen. Taylor, which NOM
ination he accepted, cordially and clearly. If
he.was a proper candidate then he is not the
less souow. He has neither done or saidany-
thing to detmct from the confidence then en-
terlaiued in him.
Alta large and enthusiastic meeting of
DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS of Pennsylvania,
held at Harrisburg, on the Goth June, l847,
The following among other resolutions were
adopted
Resolved, That this meeting Of Democrat
&c citizens ,reca guizing The omnipotence OF The
people upon >uch subject, and deeply i'm
pressed with the peculiar qualifications of
Gen. Zachary Taylor for the Presidency do
hereby present him TO the Democracy and the
people Of this State and Union as the demo-
cratic candidate. and rhe real candidate of the
people .or tle Office OF President OF the Uni
led States at the ensuing Presidential cleo
ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
Era ST. CHARLES. "A
ls.sshs4 WATER STREET fSTIA
lslssEsHF II Jtto d00fo OctoW InOirOc ss.rsk;
essssss1acssrsssA WHEELING, VA. Ssz1lSsss1
w IT s.rr.,.. .,1,s
w. r. sTEPsI EMS, Proprietor,

sssE above House is most egiby situated for the ac.
II commodation OF Boarders Travellers il being
opposite the steamboat landing and in airy and plea
SAINT situation and aording the best accommoda sns
The building is new, the rooms well furnished aud the
Fable aud Bar supplied with the best the market affords
ne house viii be open at all hours OF the night The
proprietor invites share of public patronage. septIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

I'ALLANT & DELAPLAIN, WHEELING. Va aro
now receiving their Fall Stock Of DRY GOODS for
Johhing, and will be prepared from this sup
ply their customers and mel chsnts generally at the
SEASONS UNUSUALLY Low PRICES. sepl3
IrFsTuscaravus Advocate. New Philadelphia; Iar
rson Co. Republican, CadiZ; Guernsey Times Cam
bridge; Spirit of Democracy, WoodfeId; each publish
to the amount Of one dollar and charge this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

The Wings turned out strong for Morris
town, last evening. The band, glee club,
heavy wagons. Light wagons, bussies, and
horses, all having their banners waving to the
breeze, and a..in The most joyous and ANNA
1nA At,ln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
AN OFFER.

we will furnish the Wheeling Times aud
Gazette weekly from this time until the
close of The canvass. November 10. Tor the
low price OF TWENTY FIVE CENTS. This
will give all the information wanted TOR a
most exciting period, and returns on the day
after the election from the most important
points.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
NEW STOCK OF
u OOTS A n ID S HOES.
ALTMAN & MAXWELL.

EgAVE now received part of their fall and winter
stock OF Boots and Shoes aud are now able 10 mr.
'uO pairs mems coarse Boots;
80 do do kip and calf Boots;
ouJ 90 do Kip and coarse Brogans;
4op 40 do calf and morocco do:
5,0 do women's calf and morocco Boots;
~" ~" 90 q" Rap lace do;
3oV 40 40 walking shoes and slim ers;
.,nn 90 hoy coarse and kip boots;
~ 40 do do do Monroes;
aoo 90 misses KIP, cali and morocco boots;
Sao do children's thick boots;
~, e"o 40 do shoes. various kinds
ne a owe stock has just been received and wi he
500 very low for cash We hall continue to receive
afse additions to the above stock of which due noliee
VIII be given. lsepl2l ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

Those who iii still. aud wait for the tide Of
misfortune or the curnRt OF adverse circum.
s.auces 10 flow away, are like the fool who
"as found sitting on the bank OF the river.
waiting for the water to flow away, ui4l he
might cross owed That man alone is traly
WIst who baVely meets and stems bolh; ana
Ae VIII generally succeed 10 overcoming them.
a"d arriving successfully at the eud OF bis
pursuits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

A WArc. I'VE were shown watch, yes
terlay. which the person in whose possession
ii is. believes 10 have been lost, or stolen by
tie boy nom whom, her son purchased 1t. 1t
is large silver watch. The owner II twas
stolen or lost, by.ealiog a'ihis ofiiceiwill be
informed where be may recover his property.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

"a NEW Romance of the West, by Emerson Ben.
- - nett, viz; Mike Fink, Legend Of Ohio
Grahsm's Magazine for October
Political Song Books for both parties for sale a,
sePl- WAKEMAN'S.
PIT EW WORk.-A Whim and its csusecnences The
SO tile of a new novel by G L + J1nes lust reed
septl AT WAKENAN,S I.iterarS na,a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
Communicated fran The Democrat.
APPOINTMENTS.

APPOINTMENTS.
nv rHr tTyutL c1SfEn avcE or THE
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
The Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Cnufch. Pittsburgh Di-,d-l, closed
aver, harmonious session in Fairmount Viz
giniu. on Monday night the 4ih inst. The
following i listof appointments OF preach
els rorthe current year:
JOHN COWL, President.
Pittsburgh Stalion--Jancs Robinson,
Allegheny William Reeves,
New Bighton--I Il Simpson,
Wheeiing-To be supplied.)
Westinghouse Il McEilroy,
tTniomown-A MARBLE.
Connesyile-t1 Brown,
JuhnstoWn--N Lucas,
Sharpsbulg Circuit-J G Ilazle,t,
Cnnueau,-Neison Burgess,
S7mevllc-Nlariin Stewart,
Su~qushanna--D Pershing.
| CounelsyiIle--J S Sullians,
| Bfawnsyilie-Henry Palmer, VIM NJ Belts.
Fayette Springs-ilenry Lucas,
/ Georges Cgcek-Allred Sisters,
| Wdyucsbiug-N Gillespie, Dorsey,
/ Mononsahela--P r Laishley, (overruled by
the Committee.)
Morsdntown-R II Sutton,
1 Faumauui--Samuel Ciawson, n. Watson,
4 Evansviiie--J Woods.
Phiilippi-G A Compton.
Ciarksburg--D K henlrick,
( Levis-G Neslcf
Bachdnan--E Martin.
Braxon-J Holland,
Huntersyiile-lG Sherwood,
IGeenbier--D D Hughs,
IJackson--P Lowther,
Freepou-W G Williams.
HausvilIe-W Sexsmith,
ITyer-John Sexsuith,
jWhceling-G G Collins.
Ohio--W Il Doe,
Manchester-J0hu Scott,
Pittsburgh Missions l. Forkncr,
L.wis--R II Walker,
Washington 10 be suppied.)
Nailgg--James Chambers,
Irish Creek-(fo be supplied.)
Moaroe--l ? Pickett,
FOOT OF LIST.
Jas. Hoopwood, left in hands of President,
J. L. Turner, do do
Joseph Burns, without ppointment alhis own
{. S. Calihan, do do do
Samuel Heziett, do do do
a. J. Warren, do do do
A. Shlna, Superanauated.
A. Barnes, do
w a. Porter, do
A. Roger, do
VIM. Browning transferred TO unstationed
List. T. A. Davis tec'd certificate of gooc
standing VIM. Ellis withdrawn from the
Church.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

VIM Browning transferred TO unstationed
List f. a. Davis tec'd certificate of good
standing. VIM. Ellis withdrawn from the
Church.
The next session will be held in the City
Of Pittsburgh On the first Tuesday in Sepiem-
Der, 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

MARRIED.
Sept. 3th at West Alexander, by j Suther-
land Esq. Mr.. q go. w. ScoTr, of Cincinnati.
to Miss MARY ANN FISHER, OF Philadelphia.
Cincinnati Commercial please copy)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
AN IMPORTANT CURE ny Or T4yNr.s Al

~ IMPORTANT CURE ny DR. JAYNE.s Al
! hNA IiNh-We have been informed hy Mrs Ma
49, - S",u uaush'tf OF Old Gen. Wayne that size snf
ieftd Tor number OF years from The growth al Iar
curious iumonr which besides great deformity she
sa9S'He pressure lon the windnpe was 50 great ~
prevent htr rom sleeping in recumiepi nosittnp
sl r'eh snHoeail0n appeared inevitable She also Ia
u"teu nhder severe indisposition from LIVER Cow
an" AuNosE, with horris Ne train OF nervous
affections, for which she used Dr. JAyNIs A.
".SH si1 TOOK regularly for six seven weeks with
Hses OF ms sanafiye Pills aud her GENERAL
N was tHe'ehy completely te Established aud NOW
N's some dlnhuGon 10 the size OF The & ro,frous
inof she s" As ei'eour 10 persevelve In HE .e of
mos was entirety removed
sShh"' speak TOO highly Of this impostan prepar.
sion OF IT Iayhe' anu fir i- stse 10 saffars hunist
-! H'PS 'St ~ may iecutee nuTe generally khoAn.
PPM. Pubic Ledger
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Co.

TE subscribers TO the capital stock Of this Company
4. are hereby notified hat insalmeut oftwo dosrs
each share srequired 10 be paid by them TO John W.
Gill; Esq, the Treasurer of said Company, before
the 23rd day os September, ls4s
BY order OF the Board ofDircctors.
EDW. II. FITZHUGH,
septl4 BEACON copy] Secretary pro TEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

fYREAM OF TARrAR-Just reed add M s,,a =.
iSAs'I fhioa &PAULL.
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J. w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS.
RICHMCND, Va.
The MAMMOTH LOTTERY!
100000! $40,0Col! S25,Oooll! 2O,OOO!!i!
100 PR1zEs OF One THOUSAND DOLLARS!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

NinoiNlA > a II L(Jl IERl,
FOR endows Leesbsrg Academy and other pu rposes
CLASS A, FOR lS4S,
10 be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia on Saturday
October 2sth, Is4s
20 Number Loitery--13 Drawn Ballots
GRAND SCHEAfL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

fRIck OF TioKRTs-Whoies SEQ; halves $40; quarters
"a clchlhs s. 30 Certificates OF packages in this
splendid Lottery, can be had as follows.
certificate package of % whole tickets, $40 90
do do Of half 10 ,5o m
90 do sc quarter 90 Oh 90
do do etahths 40 sn M
Tie holder of certificate OF package of whoies
eted 10 all over S!ii net, that may he drawn BY lbe
70 tickets named therein. eriiteates of halves auar.
tiers, and eshths in proportion.
rms scheme IS one Of the m-si splendid ever
a'ieuiion Of adventures. -
~ ol0efs of tick-ls aud Shares and Certificates If
schass ~ me above splendid Lottery will receive the
mosi prompt .lienion, and account of The Drawing
Mi 'e stht immediately after it over to all who order
"o', Us Aadfess, j W MARRY K Co.
-Ne-.-''"N klehmond. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

'9NAfLORS Detector for September Just reed aud
II for sale al WAX EMAN'S Literary Depot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
Nrw ROUTE TO THE LAKts'
IN, Z
JUVENILE Music CLASS.

NJ. Glass, under the instruction OF D. J. MALE.
~ ~ viii be opened Saturday the 10Th instant at
e y jt3 o'clock, r. NJ. in AIR. SCOTS Acadamy, 4th
6s street. fo, the instruction of the youn in Vo
cal Music A thorough course, both theoretical and
practical. will be given
Terms-S per quarter. First lesson FREE. All in
terestcd are invited 10 attend, as above. septlf-G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
FAN GOODS by tie P;ece

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
WATER NOTICE.

raNHE water viii lie drawn off from the basin, on
Thursday evening next. fer the purpose of cleans
ing the same, and viii remain OF until Saturday morn
ing. JOHN MoOhE, super.
sept. Is, 1913 DIT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-16

n PEW Patterns Of very hne new style French
IL eashuefrs TOT sale at small advance cost, by
ortll GREER n MDTIE.