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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

~ Office is hereby given, that in pursuance of
Iced OF trust executed to trustee, by Jos lah
Chartpe bearing date the 22d day of November, ISL
aud nov OF record the Clerks o;ce OF the county
court oi Ohio county in deed book No %, folio S24
wiz proceed to seliat public the front door of
the cna house of ohio County, Saturday the 3oth
day Or September next to the highest bidder for ready
money, fhc following described premises TO wit Ger
TAIN PHicel of laud lying and being the city of heel
aug, he'ig the west end of lot No. - Centre street,
an CrakaRs addition to the city of heeng-said lot
No y fronting twenty feet the south side of said
tenAe street; thence running back at right angles TO
said street, 10 an alley thence twentytw teet along said
alley, thence at right angles said alley TO said Centre
street sug the part ut said lot which tn most west
wards brick dwelling is erected together with all the
buildings, improvements, privileges aud appurenances
TO the said part OF SAID io appertanns or belonging
Selling trustee, shall sell only such state IN the
premises is vested IN me, by virtue OF tina deed oil
trust aforesaid. aug3i, ls4e ;. BRADY Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

r HAVE for sale some bargains in the wav of
u Real Estate in the city of Wheeling and Lanes in
the country, and those wishing purchase let their
sums be large SMALL would do well 10 make early
bPpllcation as the owners DESTROYS sell and /
would sell the land in parcels and divide the lot,
10 suit the Purchasers small payment will he reou
red IN h,nd and balance on time. JOHN GOSHOBN
Wheeling, Je5 '4s. Real Estate A oent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

q nESIH NILE Farm Grave Creek There is
about u acres clea I'd and suitable fur oats or corn
WIN 9ood NV" ing house and Stale; and the sea
son for renting has so ia advanced vii rented low
nave several dwellings in this city rent. ANY one
wishing TO rent any of the above property viii do well
to make early application to JNO GOSUORN
Wheeling, ApriI1j Real Estate Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
FARM For SALE

r WILL sell my farm of one hundred and one acres
~ situated IN Belmont county, Ohio opposite the up
per end of Wheeling Island. There is about ti1v Eve
acres improved, good Dwelling, Barn Stable: two
od Springs and young orchard Of some 90 100 APP
pie trees besides Pears Peache pu and Cherry trees
aud Grape Vines hearing. The face of hill fronting
the river is well calculated for getting out the coal
viii sell the above at reasonable price and on good
terms. Apply 10 JNO X BOTSFOKD
m"ilo In Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
IMPROVE YOUR TIME.
NOVELTY ON THE RIVER

1AQUAY & SAVEkY'S RI DATING DAGUER.
" REOTYPE ESrNBLGSIM GNT.--Tke undcrsign.
ed take great pleasure in Informing the citizens of
Wheeling AID vicinity. that the
artist Daguerrean CGU>rV'
mas arrived al the Wharf Al the Jefferson St and
that they are new ready and ia be happy 10 wait
the public. An who desire perfectly Likeness
who would
secure the shadow the Substance f1de''-
will find that they re accommodated on more des
raie terms than by calling al the "Artis daguerrean
Gallery"
The subscribers would here say, that the uSerior
light toge'he with tie convenience of the other
raneenents enables them to take pictures perfectly
To me- with the finest finish i'll all kinds weather.
Ladies and gentlemen respe ctfuily invited to call
ana examine their pictures whether they contemplate
sitting for a likeness NOT
No charge made unless perfect satisfaction is given.
Aug22-axwlf JtQUAY x SLAVERY.
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= ~ ~ IL =.

~ y N NTaTN " MO.
lgO Lots n Logan's Port. Indiana. and
several small Tracts in the vicinity ct said
town.
The above land viii be sold on the most reasonable
tIns "a tracts TO suit purchasers Tides perfect tor
/ '', W paftleniars inquire Of W. +. PETERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
Notice TO Housekeepers.

THE subscribers beg leave inform the citizens of
Wheeling ard vicinity, that they have Just returned
from the East an receiving very large stock
of most desirable styles OF ply Ingram. dsmask and
venetian Carpets, selected with great from tie best
manufactures the country, together with large stock
Of Chena Tuftcd Wilton Rugs, Table Covers. Mats.
Oiicloihs, binding SC which make stock the hest
offered IN this ctv and which viii be sold at prices
that cannot fail 10 please Our customers will please
ali and examine oar stock for themselves. at No i43
Main laug2il HENDEL. HARBOUR co
NARPET NGS-f0 gross of CARPET bindings
~ just reed and iorsa'c al 143 Main street
AusH MENDEL, HARBOUR & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
PLANTERS HOTEL

CoRNER OF CouRr AND WALsuT STREETS, Cis.. o.
J. A. Is Ill r.
TROPRlEr0R, formerly OF ilagerstown, Maryland,
je2i LEWis MILLER Assist.
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New Books

pRAGLONNE. the son of Athos; or ten wears later
- he,ng The conclusion of the "Threc Guardsmen,"
and twenty years after, by Alex Dumas complete
VANITY Far. pen and pencil sketches of English So
clety novel without hero, by William Maketence
Hanckeray, complete.
The oak openings; or the bee hunter b. j. Fennmore
Cooper. Six Lectures the philosophy of Mesmersn
by Kew Dods. Lena Cameron, the fonr sisters by
Mrs. Grey Susan, the maid of Beacon street tale
OF life IN the metropolis The Cabin Boy lite he
ihg story OF fortunes freaks and tancies by Lieut.
Murray. Jane Eyre. Harold, the last of the Saxon
Kings. Received this aay at
WAkEMANS Literary Depot
Aug29 No. NJ Main street
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WM. z. MckEE.
NOVELTY WORKS.


1iE Subscribers have associated themselves together
/ under the firm and style OF CHARLES, CoEN q BE
ATTY TO the purpose OF manufacturing at the Wheel
ing Novelty Works Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales,
Matches, Counter Balances Coffee Mills MaleaLe Cast
ngs and VIII lie prepared 10 nh orders for ev'
cry thing in their line al the lowest prices.
WIN. CHARLES,
COEN,
elj Z BEATTY.
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l----------
. GARD.

n7he undersigned hey leave TO announce TO their
- friends who have been waiting for the arrival OF
then e, aud to the public, that they in re-
ceip OF invoice Of ~ acases containing assert
meat OF .fEIrE GRANITE AND laos STONE; FLOWING
Bite, CANToN Blue McLLpERR1, and a past OF tier
selection 81 iIGnT BLUE Ware
Tins lot u of very choice quality. much superior to
any heretofore brought tins city, aud of new shapes
and styles. SN kENEfS AND BELL.
m16 Nos : and 0, Monroe st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE

6YkPS-S. AVERY, No. 10 Monroe s. rect has on
~ hand splendid assortment of Caps 10 which he
is os.sssantly making seasonahe ADDITIONS. aug3l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02


sss,VES AND SHOES!
RECEIVED, to-day, by Gteene's tx
4 - gzA press Line IRON Philade phia, the Ia
lyYfs.ss ~, tesl fashions IN the Boot aud shoe
- trade. by the best makers in that eity ,
viz: CATER and haifgsiter Boots, OF
silk aud French Lasting embracing variety OF coors,
such a trauze, pink, Hack aud black, Sc Morocco
boots aud husAns many coietsi with a large assert
hth of KID Ties aud Slippers also spring Heels ana
al kihas OF Turns Just look al those Ladies siSins
hhoes, al 49, Main siraeI, Wheeling.
AugS WIN BoLE.
DISSOLUTION.
f1fdE partnership heretofore eK sizing heiween Wiiiis
.. Anderson Edward Anderson, Aired Evans, aud
Franklin Anderson under the trm Il w a L ANDERSON
4 Go. was dissolved April Isl, by mutual consent
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDWARD ANDERSON,
ALFRED EVANS,
May FRANKLIN ANDERSON
syThE business OF the firm viii be conducted by me
- subscribers heretofore under the old sly OF
L. L ANDERSON & Co.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDN ARD ANDERSON.
Wheeling, May |. FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
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ny WIN. ROLE, $50, MAIN sr.

NEW BOOT x SHOE STORE.
Called Tie Philadelphia Cheup Cash Store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES

rzSHE subs crihes have an assortment OF the ahoVs
scales now Finished and ready for sale al their
\Vareroon ON Water st below QUINCY.
iStS CHARLES. COEN X BEATTY
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-18

States, and passes under the jurisdiction OF laws
comes American territory il will be governed by Amer-
can laws and American citizens must be entitled TO the
enjoyment of equal rights upon it, else liberty and equa
ties Of the constitution vain, deceptive illusions shall
not stop to inquire whether slavery is blessing or a
curse. 1t is Nominated in the bond. The constitution
guarantees to those who think proper TO hold it and
it, without doing violence to that instrument If the
constitution be defective in this respect any other let
it be amended in the provided for by its usr
trainers. But to violate, is not to amend-to destroy,
is not to reform.
will not nespass further upon the indulgence of the
Senate at present consider these resolutions involv
ing considerations OF vast Importance have thought it
proper call the attention of the Senate to them and
all ask is that they be postponed until Monday week,
and made the special order for that day Them il other
senator desires to discuss Them shall respectfully ask
for u deliberate vote of the Senate upon them.
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PROPOSALS. for Publlsf,ing the Kentucky Gazette
Scrnl.yveolxly,


HE present editor of the Gazette has been much soi
cited by prominent democrats in this and the adjon-
ing countess either enlarge his paper, or to publish
frequently Having desire engage in what no has
hitherto deemed hazardous operation, he has iDva
rably declined all such propositions After much thought
upon the subject he believes that he has discovered
method of gratifying the wishes Of his friends without any
RED into effect not only rebound greatly to the benefit OF
the democratic party in the rapidly approaching presiaen
tal election, but may result In permanent aoV""ase 70
and to the editor 49, -, ..,, c,.....
, His plan is this. He will publish semweeky Gazette
for six months. beginning on the yin OF May ana en9n8
canvass dollar and fifty cents in ad
vance If a subscription list be obtained sufficient 10
Justify the undertaking in the opinion OF himself and his
To enable him and them to judge correctly upon this
,o;nt snbsc ption lists will be Immediately circulated,
which are all be returned by the last day oil April next,
viii, the names of the subscribers and the amount Of their
several subscriptions. t .
IL will be seen from the above, that the Semweeky
Kentucky to be conducted entirely upon the cash
system or its publication will not be com nenced.
This and this alone, will the editor and his
friends from all risk OF loss and enable them base their
upon certainty Neither will the subscribers
week Tor six months their money will bo returned SO
they lose nothing and the editor Is determined
that he will not l
Here them is project which will ensure the democracy
Kentucky object they have long desired without risk
any SO, il the democrats really desire what hey
have often expressed wish for here the TERMS
Dean Swift said let them ''down with their dust
roy Sheet with entirely type, be Issued every
day and Friday evenings city county anu
a dis,anc = $500, ~,'''-'S-'',. 3asi.II.y Ap
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professors for the Unlve rsity Of Mi..IssippI.


an the I'd Monday in July next the OF the Uni
" versity of Mississippi will proceed at the University
buildings elect five professors of that institutions of whom
one will be president.
The University is situated the town OF Oxford in
the northern of the State The surrounding is
elevated and healthy and the society moral and religious
The institution is endowed by the government, and will
pay the following salaries,
To the president, ~, 600.
To each of the other professors 81 500 per annum in
half yearly instruments. Suitable buildings provided
for the residence Of the faculty. free of charge Moderate
tuition fees will be required be paid by each student to
such OF the professors as he may attend.
The institution is expected to open about the LIST OF No
vember next.
president will be professor of mental and moral phi
osophy logic and rhetoc and will be required to lecture
the evidences of Christianity.
There will be professor of mathematics pure and
mixed of natural philosophy and astronomy; OF
chemistry and Of ancient and modern languages.
more minute subdivision will hereafter be made.
The object of the trustees is to able faculty,
put the institution into operation under the most favor
able auspices and furnish the OF making ripe and
finished scholars within the limits OF our State
The applicants for proessorshps are requested either 10
the meeting, furnish ample testimonials
their The will be governed but by
motivethe desire make the best selections in their
power
If any further information be desired, may be had by
addressing Hon. Jacob Thompson. M. C., Washington
cty Hon. w. l.. Sharkey, Jackson, Miss Hon j. M.
tiowry, Oxford, Mississippi; Hon. Thos, IA, Williams,
Pontooc Hon. c. Smith, Woodvile; or the subscriber
at Holly Springs, - roN
President ard of Trustees
Ar,riI l--ct,r axUD DIN,
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New Root and shoe E.t.blishment.

lust opened on cheapsde, next door of Stl
d street. opposite Centre Market The ate non OF the
ladies and gentlemen of Washington is respectfully solicited
to the stock of boots Shoes &c, all fresh,
sonabe, and desirable, comprising
McCurdy's CATERS, hafgaters, and gaiter buskins
McIntoshs do do do do
McCurdys French and English style slippers
DO white, satin, and kid do
Do morocco and kid ties and pump do
Do do do walking shoes
DO bronze and hghtcolored slippers and ties
DO morocco and kid slippers and ties, all qualities
and prices
Misses CATERS and goat boots, buskns, slippers
and ties thick and soled black bronze, and coored
Chdrcn's CATERS new and beautiful article
\ Chdrens boots. bnskns, and ankle ties sog,
/ SERVANT shoes of all qualities and prices AL
Isntlcmens dress and common boots, shoes, French
English, and Anaerican styles - 49,,
Purchasing direct from the manufacturers, am enabled
10 offer goods prices low ss they can possibly be sold
Win nny regard 70 profit, and by polite sttsnon good
Stock and odese prices trust 10 merit 6erni patron
age Gall at ,.. S -. IN NJ =,
April-l6-3teoif opposite Tenure Market
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TO OUB0CRIRHR0.

payment of the subscriptiou be mads In sAsa.cs
Distant subscibe forward by letter. postage
which vii Be paid BY and all sk In s
sale Transmission. 0 nuffsIlt .ll.l l|t
The COUNTRY PAPER is Pablished hiwssAy during
sons Of Congress and semi weekly during recess
p~riodess than viii BE- ssivsd
proportioned o the above annual rates.
certificate Of remittance IN payment for subsc
advertisements will he suctsA receipt therefor The
notes Of any specie paying bank will be veceved
POSTMASTERS agents. and BY sand
ing DAILY subsoribsrs ~ snoessd I've eEl
WEEKLY subscriber with saosssd 6vs WkkkLf sub
scrbers with enclosed will 10 sntsd ts
edition - they furnish " subscribsrS fer xvstis
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WINE sTORE.-JoHN II. BUrHMANN, Pennsyl.

IXTISE sTORE.-JOHN H. BUTHMANN, Pennsyl
w vania avenue, south side, between a and 9th
has received by arrivals and schooner Columbia
supply of very superior Bordeaux Care (some Chateau
Margeaux) in hhds which will soon be ready Tor botng
Cognac brandy, extra superior quality.
London brown stout in pint bottles.
Absnthej salad OIL OF the very best quality, (prce II
cents per bottle.)
In store assortment of Rhine wines, in cases. Spark
ling Mosee, and Mosee Muscael, and variety of clare
in cases. "of the higher grades !" also Italian red
which be sold by the gallon.
5ardines, French mustard, Ne.
Apr l6-3tif
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TvHE new York cheap Lace Stsrs, s'.1sr ~ avn
avsnue Il have taken the recently occupiod BY Mr.
Roby and have opened splendid s,sossment o. new
swing goo}s which will sell vesy cheups Aat no one
ho xl cali need 20 away without being sased that tho
Nav Yok Cheap Lace Store s the chsapest In the coun
try. "n" Hn"""'
April st.
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Last evening the friends OF MIR. Clay celebrated his
seyen-rst birthday, by dinner at the Apollo Saloon.
About seven hundred guests were present Amsng the
Buren,:
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IRISH LINENS. have now in store 200 pieces Irish
linen sbftings OF the most celebrated makers Prices
from 81 cents and upwards, p II. HOOE & co.
March 28-2wf
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MAY BALL.-Mr F. G. Liable has the honor in
ll form the ladies and gentlemen of Washington, George
town, and Alexandria, that his May bali will take place
Wednesday, the 3d day OF May, at Jackson Hall
Tckest be had at the drug of Butts of 18th
and Pennsylvania Mr. Fischers Sraoners
Hall Mr. Patterson's drug store Mr.. Deanys drug
Mr. Labbes residence, and the door the night
the ball April 13-2aWtd
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(NARUsPS SALOON-May FcstivaI.-L CARUSI has
~ the honor 10 inform his friends and the public that the
annual May Festival will be held the saloon Monday
evening, May The two saloons will be thrown open for
dancing, brilliantly ornamented and Illuminated
L. Carus that those ladies who may
receive their cards OF invitation through inadvertence,
will please send their and places OF residence him
at the Saloon.
Tickets be had the principal book and music stores,
the hotels, and at the Saloon April l4-3teod
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The journal having been read
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On. J. \. CLEVELAND,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q! q, /! n |;

= ntDADEtdttA MEDtCAL uuusb-l.stabl,sled
- - years ago, by DIR. kINkElIN. The oldest
snrct ami best hand 10 all orns of diseases
diseases of the skin and solitary habits OF youth DR.
kiNkELiN, n. w. corner Of Third and Union SIS
between Spruce and Pine, u squares from lie EX-
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who have injured themselves hy a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
evil companions. Or az schoOl-thc effects which are
nightly felt, lien asleep. and destroy both mind
and body, should apply Immediately. Weakness aud
constitutional debility Immediately cured, and full yisor
restored. Athletics post paid
You NJ MEN
II you value Your tte your health, remember, the
delay OF a month"; nay even a week, may prove your
ruin, both OF body and mind. fence let false mod
esy deter Won from making yogr kuOWn TO vino
llon education ana responsibility, alone hefriend
lle who places himself under Dr. kukeiin' reat
meat, may rellaoaslv eondde m his hon0r gtn ie-
nau. aud ga whose ssom wii be forever locked the
crot Of tiis patient.
Too many thuk they viii hug The 70 lhelr
hearts, anc themselves. Alas sow often IN tins
fatal deiusIon, and how many promising young man.
who ashi nave been ornament TO society, has faded
from the earth,
COUNTRY INNALIDS,
6hd nc announcement make personal application,
cau stating their case explicitly, together with all
their symptoms per letter post paid have forwarded
90 theu chest cenIauIng hr. Ks Medicines approPu-
ofcd accordingly
lacAaaes uf Medicines forwarded 10 auv cart of the
Iulled States III moments notice.
Posi- pafd letters, addressed 20 Or. kiNkLIiN.
Philadelphia, "a ill De prum,y aticndedtn.
Sta advertisement 20 the spirit OF the Tunes Phila
ielnh'a Nov Sly
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TO HALF \ MILLION OF THE TOR
TURED!
WE MEAN SUCH ASHAVE
'sESh; ssEE.Ei&i

n .
n SPECIES or COMPLAINT FOR WHICH THE
$50 faculty IN his or The old cnuprv can ind no ,ei,-
nine remedy ana which cannot always be eKternipaei
even hy painful and disgusting ami catio of Le sur
reou's knife We know that fsr ms disease dozens 81
useless remedies having hean pufed into uoorety and
sodto lcaious ofdeceived iduals and tbH any a.
yertiscd relief for thar reason H liable 10 be dsrepaid.
hut VIII trIs, To the good sense of the sufferers nj
in any intention 10 deceive and TO credit our ungua
red assert IONS that Dr. Iipams PHI y III Ff,,rTT ANY
is sure and safe cure for life of the PIlrs he they in
teuai or external, heedm- or blind The Electusrv
VIII cause hut lilc trouble or Inconvenience wien
on and in any ease no matter how lad win r,,,,,c,
total aud perm extrpalon of piles and lis attend
ant ailments In Boston, Ia the short space of two
years,
NEARLY THREE THOUSAND SURECTRES
were elected and IN New frfk there have been we do
not hesitate say five times that number achieved in
the ,.sa Tho inventor OF tn Fior;usry
Mmch 50 t ronghy conquefs what has ever (aHd does
now hafcd Ae skill and perence OF the medical fac
uuN, rs practising physician HIS siudous habits at
college h0uced the terrible complaint and was
cNc nus own suteflhgs iha !e expended The time and
stH"} "inch produced blessing 10 the community al
large IN lie shape ofthe Eltctuarg.
mere ale many causes OF piles. In persons the
Complaint y hequet from Their ancestors thu greatest
cause OF piles IS Inc use If violent pnrsaves in the
shape OF PITS! Aloes iotms principal ingredient Of
t"es' put2he pcHcs, and aloes invariably nfame and
iila'' he dliMetafF canal, weaken the stomach and
bowels aud shake The whole constitution SIranedrnks
ne" prudnce piles Inactivity and long sttings have
the same tendency No natter what the cause The pros
''"' yt ne t,te'uSfl warrant COMPLETE RES
, m o'' j. Ystsi according TO difec-