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LEOMARD'S s.
Boston and Worcester Express,


sz.s. RI vi subscriber continues TO run THE E.
kGsgAyA5 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
-SS5TsYN the safe transmission Of Packages Bundles
---~ lanF Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily
Particular attention given to paying collecting and ne,
go'latng notes, drafts bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his .f 81.
The subscriber alone responsible for property entru
ed to his care, and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester ia
saleln Newbury PORE Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
foIdj also, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
Boston; j. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main ST
Worcester & 81 F gF n s. 3. LEONARD.
Feb %, 1917. "a > ~ FL A DIFF
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. village, and


worcester Express.
Stage to and rom TSton 1u 5d2
a., = (suhdays excepted to connect with the
Inc between Worcester and Grafton leaving Union Hotel
% An, ana returning will leave the General Stage
once, worcester at r NJ. ats - ~
ne GrGftoH and Worcester Stage will run twice a day
at A. NJ. and P. M. T0f 0'
BOOKS kept at the Grafton HOTEL at L. NJ Smiths Pest
once, n E. Village and in Worcester at the General
stage ohce first door North the American Temperance
House. rt- Ifra,- -' ~ F '
very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that IL ma lie done with correctness.
Sept II. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON
Worcester, Southbridge, and Sturbridge
#zasG euu STAGE,
IN connection cith the NOrwich and Worcester Railroad
VIE 1a5m suS ,ss bss EssP pee, IN
ya sl m E IA ne established new line Of Stages to
between Webster, South
bridge and turbridge. Leave Souhbrdge at 81 NJ and
arrive at Webster in time to take the st train for
worcester ana Boston, arriving at Boston at IL! A. NJ.
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 24 and Worcester nj
a r NJ arriving at Souhbridge at 81 p NJ thus giving
South6rdge passengers 81 hours Boston and return the
same day. 1Passengers for Worcester will be set own
at the NorUich and Worcester Depot.
Tickets can be obtained the subscriber AMI Phelps
Jewery Store in SOuthbrdge through to Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Office
through to Southbrdge. Fare By route lou as
by any other 7Gte
All business inrusted the subscriber will be Dromnt
ly and faithfully attended TO- --. III
~ Orice in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May u.s. rs TrT Joseph SHEPAPD. d
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NEW STORE.
NOTICE TO manufacturers,

THE subscribers Agents for the sale of REEDS and
4 HARNESS Ed of superior manufacture and are con-
fdent there nothing which reach their Reeds and
HARNESSES In manufacture and finish. Samples OF the
Reeds be exumined and the subscribers are prepared
to furnish all orders favorable terms Manufacturers
are invited 10 examine their Reeds.
WILLARD, BRANCH g. CO.
JuoS dWu24 No | Warden nj ock.
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FRUIT TREES,
PLASTER,

n " =
poo TONS PLASTER just received, which we are
SOO grinding at our Steam Mill.
For sale By t..f T. d ], SUTTON.
Worcester, May IS dwtf No 4 Mechanic ST.
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THROUGH TRAINS

Leave Worcester at SAM and 3 As Pm.
Leave Providence at 2 80 AM. 3.l5P
NJ Passenger Station Worcester, iu Green Street Depot
do do Providence, in Ewing Of Passenger Depot.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Worcester for Uxbridge (here II connects with Special
Train for Providence Mt IL 80 AM from Green Street.
.UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge H. IS Am. and Nj.
The Urb i6ge Special Train and the attached 10
Freight Train, will not be after Oct. 25tk.
The through Trains. connect Mlviile with coaches
for Statewide. At Whins with coaches for East Doug
las and WhitInsvie At Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton and E Village. At Uxbrdge with coaches
fer Milford and Mendon. At Worcester with trains the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
The 645AM. train from Uxlrdge Paw.uck.
with trains of the Boston and Provdence Railroad for
Boston; and the PM train from Providence connects
az Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The S45 NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prov>
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains -
1907 4Ba i d ID ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
Providence, Oct. 1913. ratfes lsI dwtf
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FLOUR FLOUR,
NEW STORE!
(Warden Block,) No. A Front ST.,

(Warden BlOck,) No. A Front ST..
WORCESTER, lt
THE subscriber having recently opened New Store
4 No. A Front Street with fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
is now prepared furnish the with every article
at the lowest wholesale nrices, by the quantity retail
for cash. ..a E.s Is a x es-t..
All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MOLASSES
&c, are offered at the very lowest price which be as
erded and will be warranted give satisfaction or he
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large aud small
packages constantly on hand Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
MackereI Salmon, Goldfish and Herring by the single
poGnd or quantity, ofexcellent quality. }qs
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Dried Apples, Potatoes, ORANGES Lemons, Ratsins
SpS, Ketchups and Pickies, and general assortment
of goods usually obtained in such stores the cheapest
Dosh prices. $1,000
Citizens and strangers invited examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts city free of
expense, by J ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81. dwtf "A Front ST
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B. e. HUTCHINSON,

Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,l l66 MAIN SIR,
RTANUFAC TURER and Dealer in HARM ESsEs sA D.
I'VE DIES, B2IDLES,-Coach, Chaise and Draft COL
LARS Also Trunts, VaIises and Carpet Bags. Coach,
Gig and Twig WHIPS &c. O. Reapring done at short
notice. Ssf Worcester. Jan Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
THE FIRST BIRTH, THE FIRST MINIS

The FIRST white child born in North AmeTl-
ca Was Virginia, daughter Of Annaniss and
Eleanor Dare, and grand daughter OF Cover
nor John White. Sue was born on the l5tn,
IA Roanoke, North Corollna. Her parents
were Oh the expedition sent vat by Sir Walter
Raittgh IA that year. There Is 40 record OF
her history, save tliat oil her BIRTH.
The first Minister vino preached the gos-
pei 10 North America, was Robert Hunt, OF
he Church OF England, an exemplary man,
who came cat ia the same company with
Captain John Smith, in he year ljJ7. Tie
was much esteemed as aau OF peace. aud
was ~ many WAYS useful 10 the colony
There Is no record ol his death. OF 0. bis re-
turning to England he most probibIy died at
jamestown. tie had good library, which
Was burned, wIth all his other property, in
the burning 81 jamestown, the next winter
alter he came out.
The first females who came to Virginia
proper, were Mrs Forrest and her maid
Ahce Burras, IA the expedition Of Newport,
l6Oo. The first marriage ia Virginia was in
the same yedr-John Laydon TO Anne Bulras.
The sefenony was probably by the same
good Master Hunt.
The lirst iatermarriage between the whites
aud Indians was John Role 10 Pocahontas.
ln Apal, 1913. Poeahontss was also the
asst oil The Virginia Indians that embraced
Consistently and was bapti1,d.
Tue hfst legislative Assembly in Virginia
met on July, 1919, al The summons OF Cover
nor or George feardley; One month later,
negroes were first brought into the colony by
Dutch man-oi-war.
The first periodical in North American,
was the Boston News Letter, which made It's
appearance in August, 705. The iirsl IN the
Old Dominion was The Virgins Gaz stte, pub
ished al Williamsburg, by Wm. PARKS, week
y, at fifteen shil.inss. ltappcared in 1888,
ana was long the only paper published IA the
colony. Slavery preceded the periodical press
by Il years.
The Blue Ridge was first crossed by whites
l7l4 Tue first Iron Furance erected ia
North America was by Governor SrousNood
N 1899. in Spottsylyanla county, Virginia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
PUBLIC NENDUE
Of a large ant choice .Rock Of
Nerino aud .Sar0ny Sheep,
and other pa'ia5le Siocs.

nm THURSDAY, the ian dav of necemter, isAs
" al his late residence near West fityfy OHIO co
Va viii he sold the flock Of Sheen az the late John
Jacob, Esq, aud alec hs household sud kitchen fatni
tare, farming utenss horses, hogs horned csitie aud
other property among the cattle ~ fine gauns nur.
ham Buil aHd SEVERAL Mich Cow sHd hcers 81 fiie
best form and blood
The Heck ol Sheep oilers great attraction. II consists
Of near two onsand hrad and believed To be excerd
~ few If any. in the country, Dir Jecob IS knawh 10
have been careful breeder auA Ia forming his 9ack
have mate las selections Of stock shesp from the
aud lnusi approved Hoods: To Wool growers and
breeders utstock foeks, il thst favorable an
opportunity 90 make good purchases offers There IS
large number Of Bucks and Ewes 81 the best haod aud
finest quality The present Yeats clip OF wool ia lie.
leve 10 have brought higher price than any the
many choice hocks The height ari,eod. There are
few, II any old sheep among Them the Ewes were al
the usual Time placed with the best Bucks with refer.
enee 20 breeding for the season.
The slccp and stock thus offered for sale wiz lie
cheeruiif Shewn to persons desiring 90 them by
Alex NJ Jacob at his iaihers late residence Per.
sons are requested TO examine for ttrmservcs.
Terms Of Ssle-Gasl tsr all sums anaef i've dollars
and on lar-of credit Of months tie purcna
ser giving noes wlth approved security before rraperty
is removed z. JACOB,
E. ". MtTCHETinf hAts'
The steuhsavic weekly Herald. Weishure Herald
fadiz Republican, and Washington Reporter win give
the above tvs Insertions and send their accounts 10 this
"Nsf' rov2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

The only Female Free Mason we ever
heard Of was the Hon. Miss 81. legar, who,
having BE- detected iu th' a., vt overlook
Jug he proceedings ~ a lodge IN her htAcrs
house, was foRed 10 ,ske tbe degrees. She
used otterwarj. to walls iu the masonic pfo-
cfssions, AMI her portrait Is 10 be seen IN al
most every lodge ip lgesnd.- Dos. Post.
The very La, of the Mohicans lird in New
Yprs 1a Monday. 10 ihe pe9.Jn OF Rachael
Gredney, one hundred ANA seven years Old, in
lua possession, until the dsv OF her death, OF
all her faculties. Mr. Cooper will have TO
write another lost Of tue Mohicsus, or
change The title of the FIRST.
Desperate Burglars.-Some villains who
failed IN ala attempt to gct INTO the house Of
Mr. Meigs, In New York. on Sunday night,
shot at him through the window and danger
ously wounded him. reward OF S5JJ Is
offered for their apprehension.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
THE WHEELING TINES EoR SALE.

We having determined some months since.
to bring our laburs as an editor and publisher
to close with the close OF this Presidential
canvass, le' ii close as il might. now offer
our whole establishment for sale.
Il consists Of a Daily. Tri- Weekly and
Weekly paper, OF the largest size, with large
job office a bindery, and all the necessa rio 5
both Tor new sFaper and book work.
There could be no more advantageous posi-
ton found Tor two or three persons who were
disposed o 80 into the business with small
capital,
II IS the only wing OF commercial paper in
wheeling, prosperous city OF near twelve
thousand Inhabitants and having well i'm
proved and thickly settled adjoining country,
and il cannot TAIL TO he largely patronized
1t viii be sold Of such terms as cannot lail
to ensure perfect success to the purchaser.
A notice OF this fact from our editorial
brethren will be thankfully received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

NM 7
- CASES ssst'd Pickles; cases pres pins apples;
W Dc brandy peaches; Z % do l.oi-teTs;
do DO Charles do do Salmon oil;
do picked oysters do d. do PLAN;
do peIpef ssaee do Tomato Cafsup;
d. ieHon syrup; basket s6iad oil.
Just reed ana for sale by AIRS. A. J. SEATING,
decl Monroe 81. heimecp Market aud Man.
w RAB, PEARL & BLACK SOFT HATS Just re
- celYct Al the corner OF MAR and Union Streets
To- 81 sfieadd Dreh Pear aad BLACK Soft hais which
w.i tse SOLD low By the dozen or slnge bat
noN50 ; . HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
Taylors majority,
Whole mum berot votes,
THANKSGIVING DAY ANEcDoTE.

| A Ii 4 y hSd VIM Dh L hA>EIlCi ".
The Hagerstown (Md.) Pledge tells the fol
| lowing story OF two men from Pennsylvania
who came to that town to sell marketing or
Thanksgiving Day;
"When they entered the town they were
very much astonished at hearing the church
bells ring, and seeing the stores and shops Ill
shut up, and people all dressed in their Sun
day rigging. As they approached the square,
the wag who was near seeing how the mat
| Ter stood, observed, don't YOU know this is
Sunday" They both declared they did not.
Then said the wag "ths is Sunday, and il the
police come across you selling your market
ing here TO day, you will find II out TO your
cost. The men soon begsn 10 think OF eay
ing, not however, before remarking THAT they
could not account for It's being Sunday, hui
as their almanacs did not always tell the truth
in regard TO the falling OF rain and snow on
the day appointed, they were just as liable 10
make mistake regards the day on which
Sunday might fall as in any thing else. And
said they 'the people in our parts are all
working to-day, and in fact W did not know
OF TO day being Sunday" The men then
sloped
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
CHEAP Il VET.

n IL rersous wanting hasgsus " ~ do well ie call
- y the subscribed uhcfe ttet ~ hHh cot NfERS
AND siiEikEs well stored with the hest goods IN
ilc Hlafkftail 81 which AN determined 10 sell from
vas HF on. a. Least p rent. cheaper than cveras
an frseftd 10 reduce any present heavy stock OF fan
q aHa domestic Dry Goads ~ The neat eontne tvs o
moHt b. 90 iis lowest possible point. Whnut regard 10
pfostsand - 20 Teunanif and cid stock sc, I viii
sell afH Of without regard either 80 cost proat, or
sNsh tie interest thcf. ana 10 customers hlyiu hh
eTaHt would roi u.tma MOVING theal "a homes So
eolae ga, eac ana all, aud examine fsf yourselves
ALEN. HEA MAN,
deed NJ. Us LaHe's Row.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
For The TINS.
WRITTEN on THE DEATH OF ARM
STRONG GREER

Alas dear cousIn, can II be,
Thou IT called IL tiny long home?
Meihinks yet, lhiae inis.e see
keil-ciing from ,he tomb.
Aus alas! us bal too rue
We miss thee when we meet;
And hen we iurn o welcome thee
Behold thy vacant seat
Yes Armstrong thou hast gone,
To dwell with God on high:
And join that happy throng,
Whose anthems ill the sky.
But Holy Angels, tend thee now,
And shall pine ior thee?
When Heavenly glory decks ihy brow,
And We thy Maker sec. :
All no. and now say farewell
Beloved, until we meet,
Upon that great and awful day,
Before the Judgment Seat.
Wheeling, Dec. LIST, 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
nANClNG SCHOOL.

y ROF. 2. ". JENNINGS respectfully gives notice
= u is friends aad the riiiye Of tfetng that the
Second term at has school fr TIE ahfVe Flf and
eessafY accomplishment, viii commence nn Monday
evening, Dec 9Th. lrss Al Cong HALL and will CON
inue On Mondays ard FRIDAYS
Husfs ftf instruction from O'Clock 10 tor LsdIe
and from to 10 o'clock TOR Gentlemen.
Tefms. s. for u i.sssans
Mr. J. Will teach NaitE and Polka Cnfiifons 10 his
School and vii give private lesson. ga Wahztne. Pol.
Ia. fiurs, horHpipes, &C. 10 aii that may favor him
with cali uavga-ftu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

AortA Caroiiaa Legis!aiEre.-Up to he
latest daies, IA the Senate, The ballotmgs Tor
speaker had been Intellectual. The democrats
claim lhe speaker, and It is thought lhey will
succeed. la The House OF Commons a writ
OF election was issued 10 Yancy county; elee.
ton TO he held on the lO,h December.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

An Interesting Document. editors o
the N Orleans Bulletin has recently had exhi
bted to them the original OF the celebrated let
ter from Gen. Taylor 10 Santa Anna, writer
on the battle field OF Buena Vista, in reply tC
| the summons ofSsnta Anna to surrender viii
his army. The Bulletin says
The Document is in the form OF note, be
ing on d folded hall sheet OF letter paper. 1t
il in pencil, written by Major, now Col. Bliss
aud sigued by Gen. Taylor. The writtiag is
very leeible, aud is in the regular open hand
OF Col Bliss; and with the strongly marked
| signature oil Gen. Taylor. There is nothing
either in the note or signature that indicates
haste, but on the contrary, Judging from the
general appearance oil it, we should say that
both the " ritter and the signer OF it, were as
| calm cas- d summers morning when il was
prepared
As Col Bliss was in the city at the time
we saw ;his note, we took occasion TO inquire
OF him the circumstances under which ii was
written. lie told us that he wrote it on he
top OF his forging cap placed on his knee,
g. ting on bank OF earth, Gen. Taylor dicta
ting the tenor OF il, and that the latter did not
sign II US reported, on horse back, bat that he
was standing by the side OF his horse, Old
Whitley, and laid the paper Oh the saddle,
and signed IL there with the same pencil with
which he Colonel Bliss wrote il;
The gentlemen who brought this document
from Mexico, came passenger III the steamer
IRON Vera Cruz, with Mr.. Clifford, our Minis
ter. lie obtaiued II IN he city Of Mexico,
zad intends 10 haze 1t elegantly framed lor
preservation, as he values II very highly.
Though Tie letter is familiar 10 oil our fea
ders. we give the following verbatim copy
iron the original:
HEApQUARTERs ARMY or OccUPArloH, +
Mean Buena Vista, Feb. y, 1915. /
Slr-!n reply to your note OF this date (
summoHiug me 10 surrender my forces al dis I
creuon, be leave 10 cay, thai decline ac-
ceding 70 your request
W lth high respect, am, Sir.
Your obedient servent.
L. TAYLOR. /
Major General L. S A.. Commanding
To Seu0l ID. Anto Lopez de Santa Anna, I
Commanding in Chief, EucanlaIa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
WHEELING < BELMONT

BRIDGE COMPANY
TIE subscriber. 10 the capi tai stock Of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereb3 notified that an inslaImeut Of $500
upon zach cad every share thereof is re-
quifrl 20 he paid by them respectively to the
1rea .ofer Of the sail Company. on Mon
das IT, lih daf Of December. ISIS
b, urlef oi The foafd of Managers.
4. II. FlTZHUGH, Clerk.
Joha Morgan. Esq. She Treasurer. will b.
found al TIE Merchants anl Mechanics Bank.
M. .. ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

- Ash atA - AaA
Gariei Thomas
! nofsey r ~
| iiapoaoa " ~
| Hams q G
iiuitHsciaS
| iia8 Patrick
| iianes Gown
! lisii Emily
| llauiiit5nt aihsfine
! Hen Eliza
| iiess ttcorse
! iiIsliey Rouert VI
,iafkihs l.
llenHens Peter
Hahn ioiIn
Harry George
llncs Nicnoias
Hood iAouias
tlaas NIcA
iiaN hius Hugh
iiuli Aaron
uIl May Ann
tlaatef fHomas
lilcAs Elizabeth
Iiac4ss Nelson
iieastor tleniita
Hardy = iiafies
liegg George
tiia u iiilain
IluN ard -orah \
Hathaway Il IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
a. n. ADAMS
GREAT CENTRAL RoU T.
CLOTHING STORE.

~ The ~ NaHfae auf s. 5fer Streets Las Saw
~ received flii and fassHiat'a sfaea ~ tfal.fs
Cashmere. aiIags ava - afHFf articles auffrtaIn.
tu tHe tfaft. esd b. fFtafHA 'H afh aHy
establishment H Use tfsst, e .aslHsas aH fsff3s
&c weuiH saF 90 ne customer aHH S. Ht3efs gem
efs iai De- ss5A Hrt re- nuaffslid. eHa 81 5 FffsHus
ID examine lis stock tet1re purchasing eisea efs.
uIs assortment b. safeftnf ANY tlf rtF lHffaas
srs vii not aud ANY aI aHA usissf 5Hsafe 1anss n
hrs store. &c aees Is sres hHf Gf ~ faftUrr.
A. he VIII Dec pleased faf yaH Go call sud fu4nc ief
vuutsriEf-.
He prepared 10 make order ANY arire ~ Cloth.
az the shortest notice and tire tet ara fash.
anabio manner. isovi4l = ". ADAMS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

Ethiopian COLoQUY,-The New Or
leans Picalane has some phatetic eorrespon-
dents. The follow ing brief colIoquy be-
tween Two Of them is recorded in a recent
number
SamOo--"l did lub dat gal"
Johnsing-" And did She lob youl"
Sambo-"Ay. there the rub
she never told her lob,
But L.. congeament, Ike worm in the
mud,
Gaaw on her damaged cheek,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

Mys'enous disappearance multiply at New
fofa--ths lasl beins 'bat Of Aliss Jane Wheat
ley, aged about 10. vi course she is pretty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

WOOL, FLOUR AND PRODUCE.
l. ! MAN REED IL CO.,
Successors Of Reed Hurd & Coz
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BOSTON. MASS.
y-r Liberal advances made on eonslgaments ~
l., r. & Co. have leave 10 feier 10 -
baApg, Es4.,
wv. r. FEIEGsoN,
Messrs- r. CRssatE & Co. Wheeling Va
Gilt 4 rroUr.
Roswell MAt2u. Esq, SJeuhsnville Ohio
a. hessFs' AnopEs oaLrBAy, Bridgeport o.
AID Oli-EAifa due ~ inter pressed Lard o. said
- { sl wAo have used IL, 10 he very superior foT
49, 81 e'"ie P"l poses reed per steamer telegraph
h"m ineinHaii ana for sale by WMR Mex 81
ue0f Main street, south Wbeuinr
Va RIGHTS INBIAN VrarrAu1r PnLs- Genuine for
decf sca,b X,Yia -
E5lAho fuRFEs reed Two Piano forles. 0o,,
- Inc celebrated manuiactory Of 4. a. Gale q o. n
ot~t making witi those prev 0usiF ON hanf he a.
7'iNei complete These instruments for elegance az
'4itf' ad hitlts3cy 90 tone cannot be SUPPOSEDLY
49, a t"e hed states. TIE subscriber has sold these
fle4i'' Tor hlhr Heass. and 10 no single Instance has
complaint heeu made which speaks tor ther Z, ti',s
ana aufabhUH- uHuucrahe references routd ~ oven
70 eAehs on ths ana other place., were i Necessary
tis"hh DESTROYS o. purchasing respectfully inyi.
yea 20 can and examine for themselves satisfied il viii
~ ~ .+eit mixer ts1 10 DO 90 jas. hELLoR,
Ft Union street.
Eff ELoDEoNS-rhe gul~crih.r me- 11sf r.-i7 ~
more % ssAears improved Meiodeons, 10 " men
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

OYSTERS.-Mr. J. b Robinson, OF Eal'l-
more. los opened an Office On Main ST. oppo-
size Congress Hall. Tor The sale OF Oysters oy
the can as will be seen by his advertisement
They are brough, by last hoe, packed WIN
care. and are very fue. The line Is also m
tended for tie supply OF portion Of the great
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

QUESTION FOR THE CURIOUS
nan leave London on Monday noon. and Ira
el West with the apparent speed oi the sun.
. Is to make the circuit Of the earth IN "a
\ ours, IS hen and where would tie inha bi.
snts frs, tell him il was Tuesday noon?
The aboye query taken from fbi'adel phia
sseekiy paper, simple il may appear iirst
lance, viii puzzle and afford much smuse-
s sent 10 ANY ~ your Ieaaets who III take The
fouble O. giving il little thought. and if
hey give II hJiie, nay Sord tor Il jhey " i'll
ave 10 give II good deal, before they arnse
any sauiactury solution.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
TENNESSEE OrrfcItt

The following is the official vote Of Ten
nessee, ss returned al the oilice OF the Secre