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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21
BARTON HOTEI.

THIS Celebrated Tavern Stand is now offered for
sale; on reasonable terms. A liberal credit will BIO
given if required for the principal part of the SALE It's
location is not surpassed by any stand in the county
The buildings are extensive convenient and in good
repair, with about an acre of rich garden land. This
house has ever done good business and been literally
pahonized by the travelling public for which the sub
scriber tenders his Acknowledgements. No place in
the country is better accommodated with Staging than
Barton village Even Lyndon Corner will soon have
to give place to Barton, the Centre and as to the
mount of staging business. Daily stages now run
from Barton to stanstead, to Troy, to Montpelier, and
on both roads to Lyndon and Wells River One daily
line of stages put up at this house, and it will
probably soon be the lighthouse of the old line Of
stages
Possession will be given the Isl of January next or
the parties can agree. For further particulars en-
quire of j. Cooper Esq. Irasburgh, E. G. Strong and
S. B. Colby, Esq Montpelier, Of the subscriber on
the premises. F. w. KIMBALL.
Barton, Oct. 80, 184s. Aft
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21

Erec,tlion.-Amos NOrthop, convicted Of the muir
der of the girl to whom he had paid his addresses suf
fered the extreme ponaltyof the law at White Palms.
N. Y. on the LIST inst. He was very humble and pen.
tent previous to the execution and stated that he had
always been what the world called honest and that
every wrong that he had committed had been done
under the influence of liquor.
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TAYJoks HOTEL.
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WESTERN HOTEL.
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ioS %nhouy r9ovSeas MsLpsn Maine
Manchester, Providence ! "a a Hslc0me'Conn ::
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Mr. Hurr said that this was subject Of too much
Importance IL be acted haetii. Within day two
he had received letter from merchant Of New York,
who represents that this provision Of the bill will sub
ject the commercial CLASSES to great He
expressed the hope that Mr. Mckay would consent to
strike it out OF the bill.
Several gentlemen expressed favor OF tn
bill; others proposed alterations without coming to
any conclusion on the subject, thu committee rose.
report was made from the Coanittee Printing
30 print hundred thousand copies OF the report Of the
Commissioner Of PATENT; and pending the question
whether the House would concur adjournmsnt took
place
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MuRpER-We learn, by a letter from J. F..
Simmons, Esq, tor of the Weldon Herald,
that murder was con- ed about tnres miles west Of
Weldon on Saturday last. The parties engaged in
svappnu horses The murdered man Ia James smith,
worthy Citizen and his msrdsrsrs name Is Brown, 4
muAtto The terms OF the trade had been settled, and
the horses exchanged when dispute concerning
soms points In the Brown seized thu bride OF
TIE horse on which Smith was mounted. The latter
ountsd and shr stopping to take up stick to de-
fspd himsef Brown stabbed him the he art and be
died immedis Smith has left a wife and several
small ohidrsn. Brown made his escape. Wilmington
IN C) CommercsaI, March IA.
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ESSeiTn 1xnYsrsasassa.
MALAsA-Big Joes Lsrisy-ste cks 80 indian Ibis wine
2ss eks lev hf do ais txs 1855 hf i DO Dc 3 BALES
Heves, Godfrs CO.
HavArA-eart joan 8essea-iss hhSs suYsy Ceit-sSS
ky DO sturges cs-a65 40 sssas W fhtns-M es< Do
burysf-l9975e DO kesui Eahe's-se sts ss Aassho
IA SOS Gael AstsA-2s5 a5s Do Lille Passs-lss
90 Tsbs. Kelly -. L.ss,-ss sss N:.,M.s,0sc-
asrisas56 ose efiss Chss co Is stsA ksnsars-s eco
Asairre 0slwsy-2l,s9 10 order.
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I..rnid nsArsas Uoxr ssranisnoe.
% fssIs ;sso s. ws% s;
Ssis.Hsf ss' anton Cowe from Boston, Robert w..
cIs..;dS.hp.. Wn Penn Hs..:l' Ly.PeoI; - n:o
Kendriek, Boston; .ehr fawsss, SAITH NYork.
Miscellaneous Record.
BARK NIAGARA Bss the 2Sth Ssb, Ia, 20 49, Ion 81
10 ELI ia with the wreck OF bark OF abo:t 200 appa
ssu'y s,it;h Amsc.n m,.ts a.shss ast sSIT.rl so..
c,dhh absp deck hs upper part OF the hull painted
WbaIsnsn.
Bark r.s.kLs Day, q s.df.s ar at M'lil. Nov ga
sto SCI: AZ. .sss i. boa. !,sie.sd hsm, = 80 s .s1;
os ss' ser; .ap Gina H.vr. sh.; 10.
,s bah o;csI Gs.. Ss HSo.; yhs 1 tbs ,. Pa.
I \. ST. 9ss e.. .p.s y. 40 9"
i n'l%. i,. IS W 4J,af s.ss. "a GO y ." W
s j:ss" .poi: "a car. hs soH.s
yh,c c . .; e..a s s p. s 81
ga ssy. os nv i: ;:: s:.S ssh tSs % Hsn
Uhs ESs spoke 40 date &C. hssh Wss' Wsrpoit. eissn
Arst New Losdo- i2,h ship Hsrtor, Sweet Pacific fall
(s,t reported At Mani, sept q, a5a So 27to VII
~ 80 ,fS ss. vh ~. s.yra, .. ps
,p Blk III. A.s,icsn sH, 81 'p SEQ wa the Balaa
Sslgs oSt asTi:s oyrl.s Of aF'nehowa' esp,
A's I'd 4; s s Ntts 1s' bo.r,
100; p sS,. 20 ' M ~" ME
{, sail few ayr on ,ho, sres. hsmswsd; 18Th. rac
sf-w DAYS ersis, hsme -srd l1h Weary sown, Nan
ss SOC VII 1850 lbs bope for homs aud expected TO
r,e wlthn ms; Joss td,m, wscI vs. so 50, t. eass
sone to srase is AI.osa Lsio - ls.s So sail ,-sa
soan hon ne ward; ssi, Nye Tease, hB, 600 sp .ss VII
Spoken.
Ship New Yoik Hull hence f,r Charleston, March O. ape
Hstieras NV 10 miles
ship os..a o.'sn of Nswburypor, March 3 of Do.bl.
Head shot keys
ship Coraels French froo Mobile for Liverpool Feb as
lat ,6, Ion 50
Snip e from Charleston for Liverpool March lat 80
a, lon7 rs.
shn -, from New York for London $50 r,ported), Feb
IA, on Monupk
schr w w Wver, Ssow from Porto Cabelo (Feb 7) for
New YORK, March 3, IN Monga Passage. -.
sehr Gen wo.h Tor Charleatoa Web 2s lat o. lon 81 49,
E'Wesgu Ports.
BuTros Arsss Jan as-Bis Lucy Ann OTIS rom En'e
NADIA Tor NYett dg schr National (bsk Tor q, SANE cay
CURAooA, Feb 2l-BrE vens1uels, Fowier ior c""e"a'
Gss.LTAs, Jsa .s-sId brig Emily Fsrnham. Brenhel.
Brrzil q, -. uu g.,
Am.iica -. ,-,-l.. N.xr-r,a, In,
Coyes and m,ket d.; barks Suian biuehs,u, no "a
Pende,on Turtes do ds Hpne Monsoa. oyer, Ior sns
wVsp. de-; Harriet Newell, olpatrick' i~ Ne
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Cleared.
s.ss. E.a.: s T 6s t,i N:sa s.5 y.
.s%t."soa.h:Ts.r N:,s, H;yssa. J Akin. & Co: New
Is:7Ch . Cav h:a. M.a.., Cro:ay croei.st
i.s lice. Pack Coz i.ia%a S....
seaist o"meaar. Cooi:r. Yer. C.u.. , El~.n 4 Co;
e:s 1:
MdI. Fresch Victory. ahoad's; aud Roger Williams
Ship Se. Witch Wstsrm,s G'nion Dec g. with ;.a. Z.
ssip Mosts.f ssiehsel from Aoas Ksos fsr '.w Ys1E
5Sa4 d; a s.'t;s
.: 81 np cav: m o .y9
s:Ss; l.iM IL Ion ssL r ,Got. ri. Arso TO. Area.
fh.. :a io
10 s;i x. s h "a: h. ho
hs.. s, St from Is;spSs; 70 Isc Of wssG To:
A.; s.i6 ,ss,w ,ps1; Zip Ss.;:!'
gsleutia % sAy, eoad nor hs.r hsr Mar ~
Sa so.lds9 asss S' @ New
csse oc,h ,sa ab.ntonsd s IL. y az Ion "a
SSS. Snip is 81 Jay: b:isrs
,.: D9 " h s.: Of as: : The
Eve and has besa forced all the way Up from
bark Alt.'5o vo. Ios.a Shields. Eus 50 days,
Bark job. Benson, Wslasn. Havsaa, EHsh to s.rgss
Bark Lue.rn. (of Bristol Ri Nichols Mssn.. IS days.
WITH SIS bids 80 ties IA bb .osssss to Thurstsn Co
Vessels left before reported
Spansh brig Jorge Loring Gebrs Malaga, 70 days with
fruit and wiae. to Horss Godfrey K Co.
sshr Here, Perry. Thcnsson
eshr Csolsy Co. Youag, Boston. to ] Atkins & Co.
Schr Louisa, Chcte. sss;cn TO Lewis
s<hr \ Marshall, Chssc kostsa. to 3 w Lewis
Sch Fraacss Hslea Leeds. WnIsAan, TO Tisdsle Co.
Sehr New Haven, GinRn, New London.
ship, brig, unknown.
Biem-n ship Chri,to ColuEbus flom Newport, w. still
below
Sailed.
Ship Rainbow Vapsrsiso pekst ships Fidelia, Livsrpoo
Burgundy Havre; ships Hows1 Yer. rus andrew Scott
ipasehcols; Eorsbug, 1osoa banks Edward Bremen yis
Batnore; Glae nou New Orleans brig l. Baldwin, aa-
vaInah.
March sth-snuris,. Wind N: meridian. N; sHnset NE.
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EszHsuzSrs AgliVs.z.
HAvArA-RsIk jobs Beasss-J ~ Ma, L. ~ RIlsArS Miss
Iass Csilehaz New York; Mr. John Dsx Lima Mir fesI.
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MasErIsa~ iN'rxi.laasH lnss.
Cleared.

rs Sses.. ...s Essos sxr5 ,.......... 81
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tFrom the New Orleans Filay une, March
The u = rchocaor Isylnoiblr, Capt Nason. arrived
Yesterday rom Tsopoo having sAles the 2oth ot.
he rings as H. koticisso Of the 23s and 2o IA nit.
Ths only In these papers, not anticipated IL In
regard Yuestsn Tbs detss from that country are
little later thsy by way Of Havana We must despatch
tn. subj SGT In q brief spacs
The Indians under Throughout ths psnnssla are
er mated et forty thousand determined to throw on She
tyr,any Of whites The Spanish authorities OF Ha
vsna are vvg scoh rapport they TO the whites,
ssndpg thithsr and munitions OF war On the 10Th
nit tkree Frenon vessels OF anchored In the road
Ct C.mpsachy Their OH set it presumed, was
60 give protsc;ion TO French residents The Spanish
sh Nervion lefc the 10th for Hans; but the editor
Of IL Noioso believes that In the Of ver5 few
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From tho New Orleans Crescent, Nsrsh
One Of the most nsisnckoy itsms OF news received
vsst ,rasv hy tbs sssnship Nav Orssn 10 that shics
,sntiose the death CT Lieut. Henderson, of Capt FAIR
shnds CO pssy Of Louissna mounted msp, the 10
n Tsbrusry Ia Mexico. Lieut.. Hsnderson, IA New
yorker BY bith) veil known in this city where he
hAs resided since c,ry boyhood HE friends hers are
numerous and they loved him we'll Lieut.. Henderson,
IS printer here, and adds more to the many of
"a. craft who testified their patriotism with tncr
vsrv lfr-bood The following letter received yes
tsrdsy from Capt tsifshild addressed to friend OF
Lieut. H. in this oty:-
"VraA Cnuz, March :, lsis--sIpes my last have
beer upon chs road (Origsbs) coatiosey, and sonss
ousnty kuos nothing OF Vera Cruz Jaspa or Mexieaa
,rvs have just arrived after ,xty fours In the Esd
die (sithout sleep and hardly any thing to eat or
drink, with the remains Of Lisst Henderson,, which
am ma Hipg arrangsmsn.s to send to New 0risaDs do
not know On What ysss. at what tia, will be able
to send thsn but II VII be 500, Lieut. has NO.
5sr 40 New York and for her saks aud In respect
soldisr Who died rnsst CALAMITY the field, can but
indulge the hops that HE rossins will be received with
that respect vheh honoTs the living well as the dead
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
WESTERN ADvEsrrsIve AvpcoLLEc1iNG


WV. kIssLog. Thirl street two docrs east
ri Post 0fii"e. PitIsburg IA. is our an horl
eel Agent ior that civ Ma K ais attends
TO the collection OF bill, s-aiust persons in
in hat city--Isrgr or smal,--and refers to the
Editors Of The Pitisburgi press in particular,
and the western press geueraiiy.
Z. W. CARR, opposite the Exchange
philadelphia, is agent for rcurlng sI3scrp.
tons aud advertising ior the Wheeling Time .
BtptsNr & GREEN, 81 Street, opposite tn
Post Ofiicr. CiacinnGfi, will act as Agent
for the Wheeling Times. aud all orders lei'
with them will he promptly attended to.
NoLsEy 3. PALMEs l. authorized 10 art =,
agent for receiving subscriptions and advef-
t;senents Tor the Wheeling Daily Times &
Advertiser at Baltimore. thiladel phia, New
York and Boston. His Office is in
Baltimore. at the Southeast corner OF NUril
and Fayette streets:
Philadel phia, N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut sta.
New York, Tribune Buildings. opposite city
Hail.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
aud Sputh SIS. is duly Authorized agent fo'
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS NOW IN STORE.
ALEX. ROGERS.

No ~ Water street, u. xt door North of the Oyster
Depot, and adjoining Forsyth & Bakers Warehouse |
H'AKES this opportunity to return his thanks to his
old friends and cuyton.e and also TO his many new
ones. who have so kindly pairouizcl his Establishment,
and he ~ determined to omit pains not only to
continue these, but to increase the number such way
and by such that give him one call will
fail TO continue their custom. He has in store
large and very choice Of Sprrs Goods viz:
French English and Bel. ian c'ollls Csssineres snd
Vestings With great variety of silk, Satin, Vevst.
and Marseiles Vestinss Cott1n linen Tweed Pan
TALON stuiis, large variety also READY ade Clothing,
equal 10 custom work. Comprising every variety of
Goals tana's0ns Vests, etc, all on the favorable
terms. All n. asks 10 cali he satisfied his arrange
nens &c that none he disappointed in obtain
ing any article that he may waui, his line, and this
end he dees hardly necessary to his friends
ana the public that the utmost confidence may he
the ACCURACY Of t and superiority OF manufacture,
his Esfab islment, of 20 aud the
unwavering confidence of host of friends is is lest
qua ~.utee. ALEX. ROGERS.
myIS No 10 Water It, W heeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
o. w. HEISKELL

Has jus. returned from New York, and is receiv
ing his second stack of
NEW SUMMER GOODS,
Comprising most of the fashionable and most recent
styles of Dress Goods, and in desirable coors
They consist, in part of the following superb goods.
Twisted SILK Grenadines, bro, %azarihe blue mode
lfoehe Bresillunie. in brown and black;
Foulard Silk Tissues, III bgown K maZarine blue;
Grcnadine Tisst . in maZdrine blue, brown, &c.
Toll dc Lind, beautiful article, in mode coiprs
Printed iiernanI III u variety OF desirable coOrs;
Satin stripe and plaid Bcra.es in great variety;
French Musiins, Organize Lawns Il Battiste Bingham
Rich Embroidered Brocate silks;
Black boiled 81 rs, very rich uslre r. extra width;
F0uiard ana every variety OF rich Sks.
Also--A choice selection of leau.lful Ribbons:
Rich black silk aces and elegant black lace Shawis;
Green ParasOls and Parsso etis and other articles.
90 VIII he opened during the present week. the
most beautiful and varied assortment of Shawis eve
offered in this city. Ao, a few embroidered Or
CANDY Vesites; extra rich Cares. new styie worked
Collars entirely new and rich; Bonnets in great vari
ety. together with full stock staple and other goods
Wheeling, May 2, 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
NEW Firm.

EOoTs AND SHOES Tue sui scrihers having asso
- .iated themselves together under the tyle and
Of CONNOLLY x son, will continue in the Shoe
business III the hsuse, No II. Main st. 70 nerly occu
pied as shoe store Ivy Courey Il Wade. We expect
10 receive from the east shortly large and well asSor-
cd stock, necessary to carry the business all
different branches, and il is OBJECT to compete
with the eastern manufactures, intend, by strict
attention to business, to the antci-
pate, and to merit the patronage ot friends aud
public in general we, therefore, give general invita-.
tsn to all to give US trial. J Connolly,
Aprii -. iS4S EFCDNNEli.J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
A BRIEF ALMANAC FOR TIE VAR
lSI-
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
GF ALL kinds, neatly executed at the lowest rates
at thu Times Office, such
BOOKS, BILL HEADS.
PAMPHLETS, BLlNkS,
HANDB LIS, lNsUR ANCE POLICIES
SHOW Mills, BANK CHECKS
BILLS OF LADiNG. BUSINESS CARDS, sc.
nISSOLiIfoN OF rARTNERSrIP.-The PARTNER
- ship heretofore existing between Is + Conne.v aud
f Is ade, under the firm of CoSsELLY & WADE was
ds nved Oh the LIST inst by ual consent IL is ie.i.
rahle iat all those having accounts either against in
favor Of the firm, will make immediate settlement
f CONNOLLY,
AprH JOHN WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
&M8aAfI1gcF.
LNsItRANCE

INSURANCE
4 TSKS win Ne taken hv the FIRE & MARINE IN
ASSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING AT TVS
LOWEST sATss on
Buildings Of all kinds, stone, hriek, wooden andthe
contents
Steamboats,. factories. mills. &c.
Furniture
And Wet ehsndise Of all kinds.
AMI against all dangers attending the transportation
goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canals. and railroads
For the character OF the company to Promp;itud'
aud hctsy IN the adjustment and payment OF losses,
we be- leave to refer to the merchants of this place AMI
eisew mere who have had the adjustment Of claims uof
Us. Oihee on Main street. K. W. HARDING Sec'y.
sugI.
FIRE AND MARINE tNSt'R ANCE.
mo BE INSURED 10 le--that's the guesi lou
- whether IL Is better ny sweeping ire to lie ruiH
e-and subject to alt the Ills that flesh Or ikt
prudent TO the Protection Office, and there bt
made safe. comfortable and hspPywe leave for you
determine.
The Protection Insurance Company nf Hartford. Conn.
having already paid SJ0OO00 of losses in the Yves
tern Country. untitled to the highest confidence,
thar agent Wheeling, Virgins
W. p. PETERSON,
VIII tai tsks dwelling houses. warehouses; stores
mils -ctories &c together with their such
fur ure, merchandise, machinery and every other DIES
,tion of nsurshe property. Also, steam, keel
nat boats and their to and from port
Western Waters, on the most reasonable tcrms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY


" HIS company. being duly organised, is prepare
- To make insurance on every description OF Fire
Marine Risks such dwelling houses. Store Houses
with their contents Also, Seam Boa:s. Flat boats
Keel boats with their arsoes, 10 ana from any port
the Ohio and Mississippi theirtrhuary stream
Applications for insurance 10 he made for present
the office of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
snc { K. Mccoy Secv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
W CLIFFS

co h \ q : I 9 FS.
TYNE suhscr er has hand niI supply nf
- the above Stoves and espectiully ties these VITO
in want of good article TO call ana examine tIs
stock which he wi sell low, he the only agent
the sale of them, puf may test assured they
letting GENUINE WULtF STovE wien they ny of hni.
feh1 THOs G CULBEKTON.
SO coal cooking stoves OF ttshurg manufacture
rsI rate article together with general assortment OF
COPPER TIN aud SHEET IRON WARE, all of
which will he dispose the reasonable teius
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
CUEN.sEHI,S, OHIO.

INSURANCE. Q IT y = AtTENCf FOR
WHEELING. II r. LIST
AT SrgLrg& Llsr's W.REHo 'sx, WAFER Sr.
tTfHEf wtake risks on Buildings OF all kinds, Steam.
y boats and Cargoes. Factories. Mills. Keelhoais Flat
boats and Csrgoes, against loss damage by IRE.
or the dan and pers of the seas lakes rivers
very favorable terms. sep Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
WHEELING ~ BItLMON

HKIDCE ItMTNNf.
The subscribers 10 the capital stock OF the
Wheeling aud Belmont Eidge Company are
hereby notified that an instament oil oZ'oo
upon each and every share thereof Is re-
CURED to be paid BY them respectively !" me
Treasurer OF the said Com any, on Sdtu.-
day the IL h day Of June, ioiS,
Is, order vi the Board Of Managers.
Ell. FlrZnUGn, Clerk.
John Morgan, ESQ. the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank
May l6. l64S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
W1N1GERiS' OFFyCE.
K. ARMSTRONG & co. Sole Agents
WHEELING. VA.
SnT nm S,f,IIIN .sJ,c, v>nn Nt,xy


SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.
Leesbur h Lottery, Glass 81.
Draws May eth, 1919; - numher, II drawn ballots
Prize of $1,000 2prizes Of 5000
l 10000 4,dOG
| I4Wu 10 goo
10000 300 1000
GUdO it zoo
Tickle | S dolls: certificate Of 90 whole tickets viii
cost dolls; shares in proportion.
Leesbur2h Lottery. Class 20.
Draws May Goth. isi8 - numhers--l3 ballots
prize Of 3,,ooo oprizes of s,oGo
J4,OOp . 1909
1000 - 500
Tickets 10 DIS certificate of whoes will cost 10
dol's; shares in proportion.
Monongtii l. t'erg; Class 49,
Draws May %, 1875 number Lottery; 10 ballots.
prize Of 10000 prize of 1853
5000 ) - 1860
| 1900 ) Gu0
Iicke's5 dos certificate of - whole tickets III cost
~ dos; shares IN proportion.
Monongdiit Lottery, Class 20
Draws May 30, 1919. ~ Number Lottery; IA Ballots
prize of $4,000 prize of $3.50
lO0te l l,600
] 5000 II - l.0s0
l 1000 70 100
Tickets dols GER of ~ whole tickets 20 dol's
shares IN proportion.
Address your orders to
r. Armstrong & Co.. Agents,
'phcfliHg, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
DISSOLUTION

BRENTLINGER'S APOTHECA,
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING Va.
". HERE Physicians prescriptions are accurately
w and neatly put up al al huNrs nj the day and
night; also where can be had the following popular med
icines viz:
Doct Jayne's Medicines.
Doct Roses do
Ri'ey's Pile Ointment,
Lewis Indian Vegetable Pills,
Smiths do do Sugar Fills,
Branirtth's do do
Rouands anti.cOs've do
pOct Deans Rheumatic do
Doct cha pman's Blood purifier and Liver Pills,
HygSan Fills,
McAsters All Healing Ointment,
Compound Syrup Boneset
Alternative Syrup far cure of Scrofula and all
diseases arising from impurities of hood.
Nerve and Bone Imminent.
Compound Syrup Sarsaparllla, &C, &c.
April Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
HARDWARE.

pR. F. CRANES
PtNO-hBDONtNAL SUPPORTER FOR FEMALE
WEAKNESS, WEAK BACKS, &c.
kteue. n H.. Aug 10Th, IeI4.
have for several years eeu in tie Of DIR Cranes
Sr!No ABDoMtNAL - rGoRrtg and for week.-mrs. OF tie
inc and kind. OF distortion pioispsus of tie
cr and abdominal del lily generally. have iouId II
superior ANY ting of he kd have II Par
Icuiarly useful Is Dung persons 81 sedenisry hslts
upat ous, 10 prevent distortion and sther deTn.a
tiots. AMOS IWi1CUELI., NJ u.
For sale at BRENTi4iNGERS AIo'heca.
myi3 Asblai d Square, Wheeling. Va.