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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
BOOKS. NEW 0

II ANlLY and pocket Bibles. PRESBYTERIAN Psalms and
u. iiy ANS, Psalms % David, variety OF school Books,
Ecee lc Readers, Sanders Readers, Cuhh's Readers,
Rays Arithmetic, navic's Arithmetic and Algebra,
ComstoGk's Philosophy, Chemistry and Physiology and
variety Of standard works on Theology, Medical and
general Literature. Blank hooks aud all kinds of station.
Ary, wide wrdow blinds and wall paper, sold low as
any establishment III tho city, 10y
JOHN FISHER, Agent,
= ann All 49, -LAEn.lLL
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z II. HUSS & Co., have just received their Fall and
~ Winter stock Of goods which, IS much larger than
usual. The friends anI customers OF the establishment
are mvltcdt to cali. Al kinds OF clothing furnished rea-
dy made or 10 order atlic shortest no'lrV.
Rccol'ect To call one dlOr above the T.. =. Hotel, wa
tY street. where thc Blanket coats are hanging night side
out oct l.
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All of the following articles which have
oblained %unbounded popularity are sold
only genuine in Wheeling. by A. Q.
FAlRcHlLp, i'll Pittsburgh, by WIN. JACK
SON, in Stcubenville, A.. COM, in st.
Clairsyille, by JOHNSON. in Washing
ton. Pa, by A. SwEENY n son, also in
every town in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Maryland.
AN UNEQUALLED REMEDY,
And an Almanac for - H. gratis.
lst-for Colds and feverisli feelings and preventing
Feyers.
ed-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious alice
tons.
7d-Tor piarhws, Indigestion aud Loss of Appetite.
4tt-For tustiveness IN females and males.
5th-For stomach affections. Dyspepsia and Piles.
The grca, points are, It's not had 10 take. never give
pain, and never leaves one costivc!
For all these things 1t is warranted unequallod, and all
who do not ind il so may return the 'tle ard get their
money.
mis- medicine is LONGLEY's t.EAT WESTERN
INDIAN PANACEA. Fuhcr description IN an Nina
nae for l2is. gratis.
The only Genune Balm of Columbia HAIR TONIC.
To the Bald aud Grey-Ify YOU wish a rich hlNurient head
of hair, free from dandrun and sourt, do not fail 10 pro-
cure the genuine Balm Of Columbia. In cases OF hald'
ness II will more than exceed your expectations
Many who have lost their hair for twenty years have
had it restored to its original perfection ~ iHe use OF
sracie whatever II also causes NE flld 10 now WIN
waIch the delicate hsir tubs II filled, by winch means
thau sands (whuse hair was grey as the Aslalic eagle
have had their hair restored to us natural color 10y me
use of thus Invaluable remedy. In all cases OF FEVER II
will TIC found The most pleasant wash that can re used.
A few applications only are necessary 70 keep tie halr
from falling out. II strengthens the roots, II never iailS
10 lmpart = rich glossy appearance, ana as a perfume
for the toilet 1t is uncauaHedi Il hoi6s ihrce times as
other other mtscaiicd hair restoratives and Is more etec-
ual. The Genuine manufactured only by Constock &
Go. II CORTLAND 81, New YORK.
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&cnsruep s. Rbo0es.

THILDRENS' Zephyr worstei and WOODEN Polka
~ Goats, Youths caps aud comforts, woollen canes
aud Nuts, and an endless variety Of Hoods, some very
beautiful, with all kinds stockings, socks, gloves, miis,
etc, just opened and for sale by
oct5 SENSENEY Il HOPES
z AIDES Gentlemen and Cnldrens' Lambs Wool,
- Merino and Silk shirts, Hosiery IN English silk, raw
Silk, Cashmere, Alpaca, Saxon-y. Worsiet, German.
town and Lambs wool, white, black, slate and mixed
cotton, etc. for sale. SENSENEN 4 RHODES. Il
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p E ZiNN.
FRESH FRUITS.
|DR.g.gs: aOg7SI
SARsAEsaFsgB4E.A

AND WILD CHERRY PILLS.
~ lie ROY has most happily succeeded ~ cpnhtn-
~ ms W ia Cherry and Sasss1arla wItI other vcge-
tabs ingredients, SO as to produce "a med4cue a. ONES
tonic, aud purgative, the only perfect discovery ol te
kind ever ulele-their great pccHudr excellence, aud
That which distinguishes them from at"thar FireauNtS
u.s., tVal their operation rs followed ht Hn tc Irttnn--
rheir univ allied purih n9 and pgf-a'lNs properties, tor
which they are indebted So Ihc r-scnct uf
SARSAPARiLI.A,
aud the extractor
WILD CHERRY,
The , do not strain Sic digestive organs into action, Us Is
RE mode OF operation with other cuhsrtics, lut on tho
contrary strengthen them into action. Thus al other
curative medicines produce moro by Tess <uaselurnt
.a-urepes-. app siuggishuess OF Tie -asiuc juice, WHtr
tr Row. Pills leave ailthe machinery ut to IS stem tu'l
IT hfr and activity, and the bowls orsu lud ustuTal-
Hence writes Or. Checsenan, they are the only
sciive pnrgativ0 which wluch 1 can recommend with
confidence, and without alarui Tor thcr rcmose uotb
ne hut what ought to he euuNea-reither rsck, lot
aiTaiu-orC8siuh uu apathy ur dclliiatluu -dud ietve
he howels free, nHen. and vt{u5 .u-.' BHt tIc great
virure of Dr. lie Euy's flls-tle virtue NHueti has
snrcad their name over the tive hcIui-UhcrrS wish ara
aidtty almost mitaculous-'lcs IA uler luttleali-u 81
he blood. Here t3cy not only stand altogether Uutval
ed, hut nl NJ jre uIclsure OF desire. Iutt at once ar
e-i The Formation OF had uioad, by femayilg ah mpuf
| Sizes nom tue cn}le, OF winch the fiuod o. formed. aud
moreover Keep II clean, uN tuntus and -tre1-iluIus the
| lie9Stive % e. ans, 80 A. 10 nc aiic 70 exc Hl" from % alt
matter al an muutrlulous nAiuf", auj ihru tary panty
Ir blood already an circulation; and never cease uiers-
ron until 10 IS entirely 'Jre { pi tVsfl toAlons rartic e.,
and fall OF health, ite and t'-or.
General Agency, "a Market street, FI,ts'urgh- Arnnt
| ar Wheeling, " J Roth, luphseter. uC' Is
Tuadetphis, john u Foster
West tblou, a X kunteouF.
Mest Alexander, Bryan @t4ay'n
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marnmlrH>
CLAY FOUNDRY,

Corner Of Clay and Fourth STREET, opposite
the Steel Factory,
WHEELING, Va.
p. h'GISsts, @. w. CUNNINGHAM. JAMES BAuGs.
M'GINNiS, CUNNINGHAM & co.
TXyARERooM al the House OF d.. MGinnis. No I75
wv East side of Market square, where in addition
to his own stock OF Iron, Nails, Groceries. &C., will he
constantly kept on hand Il kinds Of castings; cooking
stoves o: the most approved styles, also every other dcs-
cription of Stoves snd Crates of the hest and most
beautiful that are NOW in use; sugar and wash kettles
OF all sizes, 4 good aSsori nent: also every other descrtp-
tiol of VI arc to make the assortment complete. We are
also making preparations to have a good assortment OF
the various patterns of PlOu:hs for the coming season,
all of which will lie sold on the most reasonable terms.
Job work done al the all ortest notice and lowest rates.
jan sgd M'GINNiS, CUNNINGHAM & co.
CUN BARRELS. A good assortment of Gun Bar.
~ tes just received and for sale by
scp21 SAMUEL NEEL.
SLEIGH BELLS.
SLEIGH Bells on straps and in dozens; Polished do on
- RusSet Martingaes, for safe by
nov 30 GREER.
WANTED.
1.-TWO Journeymcn PIatcrsl 10 work on stirrup irons
d and Bride Bits, Sppiy TO
nov 50 OFT Il GREEN.
rOLD PENS, with and without cases; also a genrr
~ al assortment of steel pens al the variety sto. e Of
Nov q J. BLACkMAR 4 Co.
Monroe Il.
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To all Teachers and Parents.
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS

Published aud for sale by GatGa. EtLtorr & Go.
Phii1dc lplia, aud by W. J. ROM, Wheeling Va, and
" IN the southern states and ~ Booksellers in New
York aud Philadelphia. For sale a. above, RusCHEN-
BERGER'S.
/ Elements of Anatomy and Physiology, for begin
ners, - cuts.
:. Elements Of Mamma'orv. the Natural History of
Quairnpeds, for beginners. - cuts.
3 Elements of prnti1ugy, the Natural History of
Birds. tpf beginners. 81 cuts.
4 Elements Of flepeoioey and tcuholonv. the Natu.
ra' History Of Reptiles aud FISHES. for beginners, 66
cuts.
; Elements OF Chronology; the Natural History Of
Shells and yIolusca, tor beginners, tIa cufs.
q Elcmen'a OF Entomology, the Nature a History Of In
sects, for beginners. 81 cuts.
: Elements Of BOTANY, the Natural history of 2lants
for beginners. lai cuts.
: Elements Of Geology, the Natural History of the
Farth's structure, for BEGINNERS. with 900 cuts.
The above series Is considered one OF HE uUst valuable
contributions TO the cause of education " Inch has ever
been published IN tins country.
Each hook OF the series Is complete in Itself. and has 4
fhl glossary appended. The illustrations are numerous
" aud beautifully executed.
Teachers arc requested to call and examine these
works before selecting for their schools any hook on Ma
tural History, these heHg very ebeop. and having been
approved ny distinguished ard scientific men.
:" have examined Dr. Rns>henhercei's publication
Elements of Geology, '-fr.W the text OF "Beudani,
Miller, edwards and ActIle. Compte."
- think tins al excellent work-coudensed. lucid, ey-
act and comprehenstve-a SAFE guide for the pupil, and a
merous .Hd exact.
(Sisncd) g. SILLlMAN.
Vale College, Dec. 10, 1916"
The above valuable series of books have h-cn introdu
ced INTO many OF the pHhlic and private school of New
York, Massachusetts,, Vermont Maine, ONO, feunsyl-
wanna, Illinois, Indiana, &C. and are pronounced by all,
among, the most valuable series ever issued from the
American press,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

INFANTS shirts,-rcceivedt this morning some more
d of those fine Mcripo aud Ssxouy infants shirts,
oct 10 SENSENEY 4 RUODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

REMOVAL.
H1IIE Subscribers respectfully inform THAR friends and
y the pubic generally that they have removed II im
their old stand on Main ST., to the new and spacious
huilliuy lower end Of Market 81. where they nave every
convenience for the nanufa, tory Of
STAGES, W MOONS AND CARTS
IN the che apc.i aud .e~t manner, also for all kinds Of
Blacasmthinr, which Will = promptly attended 10.
Than sful Tor past farors they respectfully solicit a
continuance Of public patronage IN tlieiT line
oct9 bOsbh " LiiiLe'
TTENTIoN garer manufacturers aud nook bind "a
~ Wehave Tor sale = pager C~aiendcrs, one Ruling Ma
chipc.
5 arge paper Mil Screws,
2 do suall do do
Naktng cylinder "a inches dismeter, 30 inches long
lGiaEc,
Rag buster,
Nov tr i.tMhblN 70
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COPPER, TIN,

COPPER, TIN,
AND SHEET n 10 WARE MANUvAcToRy.
IS5 Market Square, Wheeling, VI.
rrIIE SUI scriher respectfully intorhiS his friends aud
i the puliic generally that he has removed ms SAFE
r.on,s in;n tie large brick building adjoining has old
stand, where he il fully prepared 10 do all work, either
IN Tin. Cooper or Sheet Iron, entrusted To him, with dies
patch. have on hand a .arse ass 1tnient OF I'm ard
Copper ware that will sell for cash or % ptonpt casio
n,ers on a shsr credit. mr II GEO JOHNSON
~ NnR ANTS-ysiye and cock Ilydranis al n Is
FL har.h pr,ces, warranted "a work well, al
nru JOHNSON ,ie5, hartetSqaare.
~ ZAP r,pe sl~aysoa baud nd tam!.heda al short
- Moilee at nG u JOhNNp =, ~ ~
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HARDWARE.

rTEEf BLADE Squares.
- sliding Bowels, just received st
NsyIS t & CREER's,
las. n. autLL. s.. r.. nUsaFIrLp. WAITER G. ROE.
SNreGlLL, BUsHFiELp 4 ROE Wholesale Grocers
AVA aud Comm lssion Merchants. No. l9i Liberty at
Pi tshuTgl. -
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C0Nfertt0u9Cp.
ODD & HOW ELI.

FRESH FRUITS.
or Boxes best NJ. Il. Raisins,
rk6\5 30B
Cask Zapie Currants,
) Boxes Lemons,
9 Bhls Oranges,
Gases assor ted Pickles,
just received at XINN'S
dec II No 10 NBurop ar,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

FRESH GOODS.
BROAD Axes, Hand axes, eastern Bench Planes, IRA
u ces and Bits, Speai 4 Butchers tiat d and Tenant
saws, Wood saws, Cincinnati broad aud narrow Butts.
Flies and Rasps, Carpenter Locks, Grass and Steel head
Sltovcs and Tonss, Butcher knives, Table knives, Pock-
ct knives, Circular saws, lodsson's (Rngiish) shoveis.
Brass Caudlestick, sheet Brass, Gcr,:an Silver, we steel
Horse shoe Nails. fstent Balances, Sieciy ards, Maho-
rany Nots, Eeiscrews, Cotee Mills etc, Just received
aud Tor sale at the lewest prices by
HENRY 7. MORRIS,
Nov 20 Main street.
RRIIl. aud Cross Cut Saws cases mill saws man
xN& ufacturel from Sandcrsnn's double refined Cast
Steel. inst received by HENRY Z. MORRIS,
Nov 20 Main street.
CIRCULAR Saws for sale by OFT and GREER.
~ Nav ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

~ IL NJ ~ Htl' sweet.
FSYRS. HEATING would respectfully call the at.
AVA tention OF her friends and The public IN her well
selected stock of Fruit and confectionery, which she is
now receiving and orenIng at her store on Monroe ST.,
opposite the Merchants ard Mechanics bank.
Consisting of Oranges, Lemons. Raisius, Figs, pruues
French cnrfants, Baislns. preserved Orange peel, prescr-
we'd Lemon peel, CitTon aud \ us Of all kinds, all Of
which she viii sell wholesale or rerail at the lowest
prices.
Country Merchants would do wellto call and exam.
ine for then selves. oct 20.
q BALE Soft shell Almonds,
- do Engiisl, Walnuts,
! do Cream Nuts,
DO Filhcrts,
& Bags ground Nuts,
Bhl Pecons,
u Boxes bunch Raisins,
10 Drums Figs,
2Frails Dates,
Kegs Fresh CuTrants,
l do Fresh Tamarinds,
? Boxes Oranges,
2do Lemons,
] Bbl Luncs, Just received and for sale hy
MRS. HEATING,
oct 26 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

McNAiRS ACCOUS-
&c ~OlL.-Those deaf from old age aud from infancy
te, receive their hearing ia a most miraculous manner
the ne of this OIL. II has The clicut To restore the
nsion aud bring iuto the natutal acton OF TIE pats so
ii, restore me hearing vii n lost or impaired. fhis
"a be done IN ali cases OF recent deafness ana many "t
40 standins All deaf per sons sllould use this Oh go
,nisiock & Co. u CORTLAND ST, are the whOiesalers.-
ice 81 per hask.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

To Steam Boat Men and Families. CONNEI'S MA
ICAL AIN EXTRACTOR 1t IL now conceded by
edicai men that CONNECTS magical Pam Extractor,
anufaciuret bv CumsiocS Il CO., ~ Confuahd ST n.
is the greatest wonder OF the 18TH cchtuary. Us el
is a-e truly miraculous. Al pans are removed ir7n
ions, scatis, &C. aud all cSterna sores, ~ icN MN
es after its application, healing the same on tile ttst
iicate skiu, leaving no scar. Ii Is equally hcehlcid'
all kinds OF iuiammatory dtsease', such as sore Mp
: aud Ewes; Sprains, Rheumatism, w hlte swelling
dUIcers. Bruises, Burns, Chilhlains, Fry s,pelas, Plies
&c Doioreal, sc. We might add as proof - all we
y, the names OF many eminent PLY siciaHs VINO use II
their ~p.sefice. and hundreds of the clergy who praise
d their people. Kind parents Keep Il constantly on
e. IN cases OF accident toy fire life may be lost with
al, but nv its Use all hurus are subject 10 us control
.sss Tie vitaIs are destroyed. Caution emeInher
4 ask tor Councils Magical Pain Extractor, naitiac'
ed by Conistock & ca. \. \ and take no other'
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Grg GOODS.
Basactt & Robtnson.

BASSETT & ROBINSON,
No. 81 and 33. South Wheeling,
KykVE just received their late fsti stock Of Goods
&A which Willie found pretty and unusually cheap,
please call and see, no trouble to show our goods.
Nov -
DRESS GOODS.
RTY T. have Just opened an unusually large stock OF
w dress goods consisting in part Of Silks, Oregon,
California. AIiwaii and other rlaids, French. English,
and German Merino, Alpaccas Of every color and price,
syonese cloth etc. RASStsTT a. ROBINSON,
No ~ aud ~ South Wheeling.
PRINTS.
"A LMoST any number a, yonr own price to he found
IA at BASSErT & ROBINSON.
Nov %
DASSETT A. ROBtNSON-No 81 and ~, have Just
- opened 4 large aud beautiful assortment of Shswls
which they will take pleasure in showing to those who
may favor them with a CAL. Nov32
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Gallant s. Delap.atn.

Gallant s. Delap.atH.
Cases Prints for sale by
~ dec TALLtNT& D~ELAPLAiN.
q Cases Greer 4 Norris celebrated checks for sale by
a dec = TALLANT& h DELAPLA1N:
= Gases OF Linscy of different qnsii ties in store tor
~ sale low by TAILANT& DEI.APLAlN.
A Splendid assortment Of Cloths. Cassiincres and sat.
tIneis for sale ty TALLANT 4 bELAPLAIN.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
a RALES Canton Flannel,
= ceases Sattinct.
2 do Tweed Cashmere,
. do Biz aud fancy do
; do Prints,
Package shswls.
6 cases Bleached Goods,
10 Bales brown do. Received this dsv BY
l. & UEIAPLAIN,
Wholesale Dealers, Monroe st. Wheeling. Ia.
Nov Q
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Corner Of Clay and Fourth Street, opposite
the Steel Factory,
WHEELING VI
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REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES.

OF THIRTY YEARS ~SrANDING
Mount Washington, BeIkshireC Co., Mass. Nov 90. 1877.
Messrs, kErcHAN Il HESsHAw:
Gents-For thirty years / have been an with
Piles, generally Debility, and milan alton, Causing tn.
NOR and prolabsis Of the bowels, and which had resisted
all medical treatment DR.. Chapman and others could
give. The last three years of that time, my suaerinps
defy description. ] was confined TO my bed. unable 10
help myself, and at last given up by my plysic aus and
iehds in despair of ever gaining my health; in fact. for
three days before | commenced using DIR. Upliam's Elec.
was entirely speechless, and my burial clothes
were made. But under the lepeficent mercies of Proyi.
dence, and the use of DIR. U Fnam's Electuary, though an
OLD MAN. have the pleasure of stating the FACT to the
public that my health is now good, and hope to live MANY
years, ifit is Gods will, and TO make known the virtues
OIL upham's Eiec'uary, ap Rxecommend it to my
afflicted fellow creatures. It'll me hevond the eyI
pectallons OF all that knew my 60, and l can only sa =
10 others, that II is IN my opinion the best med icine in
The world for Piles, or any disease of the bowels, aud if
they will use il according to the dir sctions. 1 will myself
warrant a cure in every one. Ysurs, with the utmost
expression circumstances CORNELIUS SPITR.
Egremont, Berk Co., Mass, Nov 80, Ie47.
: The above certificate tells a simple and truthful story
of suffering aud relief, of which as physician and wit.
ness in the case, | c%heerfully endorse.
DIR. CHAPMAN.
NoTIcE.-The genuine Upham's Electaary has his
written signature; thus CT r. Upkan, NJ d. The
hand is also done with a pen. Price, 81 a box.
Sold, wholesale and retail by KErCHAM Il HENsHAw.
l2l Fulton street, N. H., and by Druggists generally
throughout the U s and Canadas.
~CRUMBACKER, Agent,
je27 Wbeelins' Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

Gov Dodge, the newly elected Senator from
Wisconsin, arrived ia this city on Sunday on
The America, on his way to Washington
The Governor who always had "a sharp eye
after the silver, will receive a nice little sum
Tor his trip to Washington. His mileage
and per diem will amount to Sl500-and the
value of his services will be precisely o.
This is better after all than being nominated
Tor The Presidency, as he expected "a short
time ago. He will sit in his Senatorial chair
and see Cass bowled down like a nine pine by
old Rough and Ready, who has already go: the
ball IN his hand for a ten strike. Buffalo
Express.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28
JOS. Fl. TUCKER, Cashier.

We begin to see the movement of a food
of very bad poetry, or rather what is called
poetry, choking up the columns of the news.
papers that reach as. And the worst of it is
they call 1t wing poetry-and nicknsme ii
Wing songs. There will be plenty ofgood po-
etry, we have no doubt, evolved during the
campaign. Let us cry then, avasl lust at
tins time unless we have something to tell
something that has wit or sentiment or fire to
recommend it. To write poetry is a gift al
lotted to but tew-to write "a song, is what
few indeed can accomplish. A song it is
very evident is quite different from slringing
words together that have something like
rhyme al The end Of the lines.-Akrdndria
Gaz,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

Mahaa RGrcen, Guardian
OF INJURED, Henry Harrison, In the Circuit
virginia and Obed Green, chill Superior Court
u'eh ana helrs OF g Green : of Law 4 Chan
deceased. VS. Gerry for Ohio
Same children and heirs and County,
Obed Green, the elder
N pursuance ofthe decree of the Court, made in this
- cause, | shall, on the first day of August next, at the
premises, to wit. Attle late Residence and Mill of said
LEWlS GlEEN on Short Creek, in Ohio County, sell
the said Mill and Machinery and the tract of Land on
which it is situate. containing from Eighty to Eighty.
rive acres, more or less, to the highest and hest bidder,
ohthe 1'howlhg terms, to wit. One tenth of the pur
chase money in four months, aud the residue hy eaHal
instruments OF one, two, three and four years-all with
interest from the day of sale till paid, the purchaser Civ.
ing BOND with good security for the payment, and retain.
tme titlc deed till the whsle purchase money is paid
rms is a very valuable property, formerly John Cald.
weifs, situa'e in one Ofthe richest wheat growing neigh
borhoods in the Co. The Mill is a first rate Flour Mill,
win two set OF Burrs and one pair country Stones. Ii
is a water grist and -four mill with a Steam Engine al.
tached aud can thus be run at all times.
le%l, '45 ISAAC GREEN, Commissioner.
neiisburg Herald copy times weekly, send Bill to
and charge this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

PENNsYLvANIA.-There is no State in the
Uhlon where HE nomination of Taylor and
Fillmore had been received with more enthu-
slasm than IN Pennsylvania. We have seen
gentlemen from some OF the interior counties
all oil whom say that Gen Taylor's vote will
ia all ct them be comparatively stronger than
that OF Gen Harrlson's IN 1910, with The sin
gle exception, perhaps, of Chester county
where a small falling oil IS apprehended.-
Lancaster, Bucks, Lenigh, Berks, Schulku.
and Perry, will all do better for the Whis,
than ever before al d Presidential election
Mr. Folks majority over Mr. Clay in The State
in lsll. was $3.50. and this will be overbsl-
lanced by the gains ior Taylor in thee coun.
ties, VIZ ia Philadelphia 1000; Berks 1000.
Schuylklll coo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

The Cass party helda ratification meeting
last night with the advantage of handbills, a
cannon, a Texas Lit. Col. and a he'll ringing.
The hall Was not full, but hot, and the mest-
ing adjourned TO the end Of Tie market house.
II the audience had been good sized potatoes
we guess there would have been about three
pecks, OF which more than a peck were for
Taylor. We left little after nine, aud the
enthusiasm had not arrived, hut was hourly
.xpected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

A report was submitted TO the council on
Saturday accompanying the petition of the
Public Schools setting forth the indebtedness
of the City under bond to Noah Zanes to pay
81 900 TO the use of public schools, which
was referred to a committee of Council. We
hope they will be ready to report at the next
meeting for the amount is now needed to put
he schools in operation, and would fully ac-
complish the objects designed.