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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
a FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber purposes 10 sell The farm on which he
noN resides, lyiag o. the head waters OF Little
Wheeling creek IA Ohio county, about hall a miie from
the National Road aud three fohrths Of a usiie from Wan
eltmOrs. Midi. The Farm contains ias acres, on
which lisa good name Dwelling House and e good frame
barn aud cuw seed, 20 feet long, aud Az excellent apple
orchard. There j. about rs u is0 acres cleared, with
a sufficient quar- tity Of good m.adow, aud the remain.
der well tlmbefed. sad fam Is well W altered. Posses
slon would be gwen on tue Isi OF Apfl nest. Far
terms apply 10 tbs subscriber, living on The premises.
ocu2s JDuN EAMERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

for the Times.

f@f's
Ma WHARToY:-I noticed an advertisement
IN your paper Of the l9th, fe,peciing the an
uhl lar or exhibition VI manufactured arti.
cles at West Libery. on Thufday the l2th-
| attended The lair, aud exhibited some of HE
best specimens OF my hats, but was surpri-
sed when found The committee to examine
the hats, 0as 10 be composed Of four or five
gentlemen, who had been mostly il not wholly
engaged IN agricultural pursuits, aud were OF
llefeiefe competent Judges. / do say. wilhGot
lear OF contradiction, that d u,an To be a corr
potent Judge OF hats, must be a practical halter
himself, or have had "a general OF long expe-
Renee in the business.
! have been engaged in the manufacture of
hats OF every kind, quality and description.
winch have been Ia use for the last twenty
years, and think | have some knowlelae Of
The business. shalt therefore contend that
my hats were entitled 10 the award.
u, s. AVERY.
Wheeling, Oct, 10Th. 1913.
ONE HU NDRED DOLLARS REWARD!
The above reward will be paid 10 auy hat
ter III this city, who will manufacture and
complete a hat in better style and workman
snip, than We can at No. 10, Monroe st.
S. AVERY.
L. S.-The hats to be sent TO New York.
aud abide the decision OF a committee of The
best hotiers in that great emporium.
Wheeling, Oct. 20, 1873.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

MEN GOODS n NEW PRICES.-TH JOHN.
~ sFON, j.. has the pleasure Of informing his Gus.
toiners and buyers generally, that he has commenced re.
eetvtng his stock of Fall aud Winter Goods, which
were purchased at a great reduction Of prices since the
trade opened, and winch he wiiltaSe pleasure IN show.
ing, ami selling al lower prices than have heretofore
be.n offered IN This city. oet27-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
REAR IN MIND,

That the Presidential Election Is helo On ~
first Tuesday, the 9TH Day oil No'e'n",
next, and that 1t lasts but Tor one Gay o''! :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

There had been thirs-two steamboat arri-
val- at this uort from ten O'Clock. saturday
morning. up to dirk last evening" space ct
,ixly hours. From daylight. Yesterday. t the
hour OF noon there were thireen-ncafly
three per hour. A slight rise in the Ohio i
sending a great many from that quarter; yes
terldv aud The evening previous, there were
eight or ten, some of them out three and four
weeks from Cincinnati. The steamer Illinois.
which arrived last evening, reports having
met twenty two steamers between New Or
leans aud Cairo. all bound down-some If
teen or eighteen from This city. Al dark. last
evening. there were thiriy-eisht steamers in
port.-St. Louis Rfp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

MISSION TO CAL!FORNIA.-We men
toned some time ago, (says the New York
Commercially that il was the intention OF the
Missionary Society Of heMetbodist Episcopal
Church to establish a mission in California.
We now are enabled 70 say distinctly that
HE Rev, Isaac Owens, OF the Indiana Confer
enee, has been appointed 10 that mission, and
will leave Tor The field OF his labors. early next
spring. by the overland route. Ii Is expected
that d number ol iemilies vail go out al the
same time unieF an escort from Missouri
Another missionary will be appo4aled TO ac.
company Mr.. Owens.
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KEEP IN
TIE LATEST in TOWN.

AN now opening a fresh supply OF eight day an.
- thirty hour brass Clocks, for sale eheap.
oeu2e w. a. WiCkHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
HORACE VVEEES.

F"'N' u NWL F~ENITN VT TNFL y
And Printing Warehouse.
Er on hand, and manufactures To order slpos,
ns' eveA variety Of Printers Materials, of the latest
Styles anFF host durable materials, wholesale aud retail
q : Eastern prices, with a very Liberal discount for cash.
PERSONS wlshins 10 purchase an Office, on sppiication.
WI be firnished with an estimate Of the ausniuy ami
done, the size az their paner.
! ne w ashnision Presses manufactqr d at this es,sh
Itslhcht, are lhtrfiorto noae-a great Improvement in
shelf eohstfhelon, as well as a reduction Of prie, hsv
ing taken place. N' az
rover presses made toorder. superior Proorpre..c.
Mhol'y OF Iron, and an assortment Of German 49,
! dney tyne, cuts aud borders. from me Fo,nt,,e.
Bruce ana 7 White of \. Y, and /. Johnson Pbit,
Nel, on nsud. PERSONS purchasing for cash me es,e
van ipNlteu =" car het0ft purchasing elsewhere.
Aiso-severai second hand presses, and sccond hs,d
fonts OF type but listic worn, for SAT- low. ort \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28


D' toose WHO nave Tean the union' ana
he documents issued bv the Locofoco club
II offce-bolde,. IN the r;tr II W.shinotoo
-. a.. ~
=" ~ "''""'uE' N"i'" 'He' nas "eNe'
ore' VaNeh up am thcn ask u thcy do not
blush for their party.
THE EXTRA PAY PfrSlNFSS
The NstionsI
w.
H. Sre"att gNes " 20
- ~. ~ ''aehoT % nts siu,r''N'
a ~ " '"a. VIZ tui'ot VI 'ne 'hroh
- a'oVP' ''s "he',
~ 60" - IMMUNE 'ndtbes lh Ieeato
~ zen. layiot Isoe'VlnE extra pay. We
"ue1''t UieN VIII nave 'he fairness
w w o"e W '"e o''e''
We venture 10 predict they will do neither
one nor the other. II is "not their vocation. ="
They are IN manufacture chsrccs ,o, g., r,,ve
"''
W "l'"u''" Vhem' Tue hIsl Is q moral l"-
possibility.
UNIOTTOWN. Pa.
October 10. isis.
Messrs. GALES & SrArox.
Gentlemen. FipHiag tie task Of dispro,ing
the various charges made by the editor of the
/ Union and the Democratic Committee at
WASHINGTON against Gen. TAYLOR TO b. a te-
! diaus undertaking.. aud as the documents re-
frrred TO are accessible to bat few persons.
and the election now close al hand. | propose
to submit the whole matter. 81 once. 10 q
practical Test. With this view, ! make the
following proposition:
Whereas | have charged General Cas-. with
taking S6l.S6j IS "trtya pau over and
above his legal salary, ami 20 offset this these
gentlemen have charged Genera. Taylor with
'skIpg s7i.S6f 'erirI pay. over and above
his regular compensation, IN the following
words: The addition oi this amount. S93,-
i2l 81. regular pay. TO the allowances OF sd
S6l. proved by the record. will make the
handsome sum OF Sl6S,2s1 81 received by
General Taylor. --(See their pamphlet, page
az
Now, | agree TO bind myself with ample
security, 10 pay to Thomas Richie and the
Jackson Dem cratic ABSORPTION Committee
every dollar OF this charge OF S14 sol OF al
lowances TO Gen. Taylor, IN addition 10 his
regular pay. that they can prove to be true by
the record referred TO.
The said Thomas Richie aud Democratic
Committee agreeing, on their pirt. to pay An
drew Stewart, not tie amount OF extra pay
he may establish against Gen. Cass, but only
so much as he shall prove, BY the Presidents
message aud the documents herewith printed,
that Gen. Cass received as extra pay, over
and above the S64,S63 Al, as heretofore
charged by tia said Stewart.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

The following from the New York Express
nuts to rest a SANDER which the Van Buren,
ties had started Tor his benefit:
We are authorized by the Hon Moses IL.
Grinnell, TO say that the statement made by a
New Bedford core. pendent OF the Evening
Post, that he had declared before the Taylor
Club, OF that place, that the Wings OF New
YORK had advanced money to Mr. John Van
Burn, Tor the purpose OF procuring his SER
vices in favor OF the Free Soil movement, is
entirely unlounded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
TAYLOR RALLY.

Col. Topp, OF Kentucky arrived IN our city
rerv nnexnectedly about q O'Clock, on We'd
nesday las, and knowing that our citizens
would delight TO hear from an acquaintance
and personal friend OF Gen. Taylor, late as the
hour was, and short as the time for notices.
meeting was called al the City Hall, which
WAS crowded full before seven o'clock, TO hear
about "Old Zach"
The Coils effort was in the conversational
form, and remarkably happy in his relation oil
modest, and Illustration of the characterlst-
les that form the great and noble mind OF Gen
Taylor. He spoke OF him from personal
knowledge, as possessing a memory reieniiVe
beyond all precedent, within the speakers
know ledge or reading, and related remarkable
facts of his early life in proof. This Tact, to-
se,her with his re remarkably abstemious and
temperate habits had enabled him TO become
possessed OF the histories Of all nations, aud
Familiarity conversant with all the schemes OF
government that have risen and fallen slnce
men became divided into nations. This
knowledge had also been welded by a sound
judgement which had enabled him to draw
close distinctions upon political principles
and rarely err III his stimates oil the effects
to follow specific causes.
The Col. was very graphic in his descrip-
tion of the defence OF Fort Harrison by Gen
TAYLOR on that awful night, when 20 sick and
enfeebled men, commanded BY him, repelled
thousands of the savsges from the fort, and
preserved from the scalping knife and toma-
hav k the whole Western frontier OF this uni
on.
He folio wed the old hero then, 10 his ca
reer, from that point TO Florida and Mexico.
and commented upon the many and happy re-
marks which characterize Gen. Taylor in his.
intercourse with The army and correspond
ence with the government.
Upon Gen. Tsy lor's GOODNESS in danger,
firmness, perseverance and all those qualities
which cannot fail TO make q good President.
he was peculiarly happy,
After few remarks from MIR Pitts. the
meeting adjourned with three cheers for Gen
TAYLOR" in the most happy spirit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
The Quebec Mercury rays the emigration OF
tie French Canadian population to the Uni
Ted States is hugely on the increase. Many
are selling out their property, and with the
produce OF The sale moving westward.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
S. Az K R z,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
HATS q GA~25a
No. 10 Monroe, bet. Main & Water s;s.,
WHEELING, VA.
TIE LlNSLEY INSTITUTE.

LIE blAN,BIsl mo i I j Il.
THE WTNTER SESSION VIII commence on the frs
j day Of November. The Principal has secured The
services Of Messrs. MooRE and Tom. bis formes assis-
iauts, WIN are both graduates OF one OF our Test Col
leges, aud well known as abe sud faithful Teachers. lie
has also eugaged Mr.. :. D.. CIeHdonping. 5 gentleman Of
similar character and standing as a Teacher, To take
charge Of the Primary Department. The Principal
bimseif il uniformly in attendance, and employ cd IN
giving instruction during school hours.
TERMS.
Primary Department seto $50 per quarter.
English Re1srt. Lower Branches, S3fn4
Higher Branches aud Mathematics. saio6
Classical Department. ST To
The course et studies IS THoRoCau, aud continues as
far as may Re desired by a Class. No scholar received
for a less tine than aquafter, nor any allowance made
for lost time. except IN peculiar cases.
Mr.. u, Il. stone, 4 distinguished feacher Of Vocal
Music, has been engaged to gave lessons in the Institute.
at q very s9nali extra charge 20 each pHpft who may Join
n Music Class. To THIS arrangement thc Principal at
taches much importance, aud has himself incurred con
s.dcral he expense 70 effect il. To those desiring il, les
sous VIII also be gwen,
In German, by kev. +. Zimmerman.
In french, by Mons. r. Clapais.
Oct7-2 Sd&w DIN w. COT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
IUUI IIItlIW ulI ~INlt sFFNalT,
JOAN JOHNSTON
KIT CARSON IN EURopE.-Tbe last

MI CARSO IN EUROPE.-The last
number OF Biackwood thus describes Lieut..
Ki, Carson ior The benefit Of its English rea-
deTs -
"small in stature. and slenderly limbed. but
with muscles OF wire, with b fair complexion
and quiet, intelligent features to look at Kit
none would suppose that the mild-looking
being before han Was an incamate devil in
Indian fight, aud had raised more hair from
heatis OF Redskins than any two en- in the
Western country, and yet thirty winters had
scarcely planted a line ~ lurow on his clean
shasen lace. No name. however, was better
known IN the mountaius-lrom Yellow Stone
10 Spanish Peaks, from Missouri 10 Columbia
Rlver-than that OF Kit Carson, raised in
BJoniick county, OF Missouri State. and a
credit 10 the dlgslns that gave him birth"
Excellent RedsoH.-A good story is told of
one OF The insurgents OF Frankfort, = radi col,
Mr. Metternich, who at a recent meeting i'm
plored the people not TO abolish titles OF no.
oih'y, since. were they to do so, there would
be no distinction between him and the Prince
OF lie same name.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

ATTENTION, CALL
''Ai' Mi 10 'ae an Ward Family ooo,.y
- ",Ln E low opening IS VIVA f.a.Y -.
w. " Areftne, Two doors h.ia,4 &Tr~ I'll
"N 3 apN pfspafrt a. scs4at,,W "a
ts.r, 'e',''rs VIA any article inth. Gro,.rs
is.i. ut ~ ~ tAs owe; feanews prices. as he a'
si,-et,,e 80 $500 y am III ely, ana woas
-,,.etr 4. 'se"uif invite The a-Iteutien ~ ~,
nAas' heins prepared to onur erss, ,aasnss
IN .rt,,, NJ a ra1feniss him, as be waais only . t1t.t
Hssnsletfisi vii bis merits prove.
oetaO NJ f",sASs solld a LaissT move.
!" u POWELL, xA,elinx. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

Texas. the 'Stsr" State, has twenty news.
pspers Pub shed in il, eight OF which are de-
inocrauic. four wing, Elk neutral, ana three re-
lgious.i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
tOh Rb@ii
GEN. ZACHARY TAYL'HN-
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE
STATE ELEcroRs.

STATE ELEcToRs.
l John ]. Jones. Norfolk City,
. George ". Boiling, Pe'efso9f6'
2 Henry P. Irving, Cumberlond'
d go-erh X. Irving, byn',po'e'
3 William Martin. tmnN''n;
8 Wlli,m c. Rives, Albemar'e'
: Robert Z. Scott, fagquie'.
o Jnbn A. Meredith, Richmond CIV
N pohs,, Saunders. Williamsourgh'
~ Andrew Hunter, Jefferson
70 Alexander n. II. Stuart Augusta
10 sa,nweI NcD. Moore, Rockbrdse.
IA Connally +. Trigg, N9s'l"S'In'
Is George ~. Summers; koao"na'
iS Gideon d. Camden, Hanson.
~ Cr.,c;s II Psirnoin:. Marion. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

kSTILL and Gross cut SAWS. Anvils. Trace chains,
AVA Steel sloveis, Straw kHisfs, Steel Ysrd aud Bal
Manure Forks, Augers, Curry combs and cards, Cleav
els aud Minelng KNIVES, 'MsHas' Axes, jnst reed by
oet2e HENRY P. NORRIS. MAN a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY
No. {, PEAR STREET. NEAR TUE ~HXcuAvcr
PllLADIIPHlA


sEshEs subscriber having made great inproyen,s II, ~.
mtt'oi 81 'HSthgtype aud misiRg OF metal. and
i"' = 'lstoH<a revision Of his matrices. tbe f,,,s ~
m"ieh are not eNer.lrl, ia heauly aud resularIy ~ cn,
- @"y J" I'm c'inlrY; naitfs himself thar III, A strisf
,ts :, /" et,eitoa 10 business. and einpioyiua no.,e hut
'N n"S sAiiai wpfAhien, hr - enabled "a sse-
~SifGUtOg RTnY
Al "RE.AiAN REDUCED PEtgE-
= continually aidin % bic staea aa t.st d. non.
wy" '" s = "FNfeif u this amt utnrr eauuistss .at
l,asi,.- i'leiN procured ;fou I.lrlne, 4 Great y,.t.trn,
INV FAtES aud ORNAMENTS. soteft. ~. - "a
I0a 0l Printers thereto. 10Y "1'eht
SPrtHnciis wtl he seat 10 those wishing In orse,
l'fs's ,haees, Hascs. t4A, siang-. t:aif.ts ny,ss
lu.e' t'u every other Article h..,tai ta ftr.sh ,cn,
P''' ''ihtsaS odee, supplied a. the shurtss, notte.
nf, 1hNAAN htoH 81 Jos TYPE.
~ me newest sisi and 81 81 sizes. carefully mn n fl, i,
i"l"isct rorteel proportion. =" uf ~
Aug l5-i3m MpxANnpp non,
u . jewellers and others who are Obliged 10 ..,-,t.
.'e" nea' ot the shn IN summer, Vpsid IL,
PROV ne t'einse YES with h A FAuSaSo.Kt wei 10
4 us ihe{ are of invaluable service ~ "lL
staeAs lacy nay be used advsntaseousIv go i pihvas
nIeaf pH-' ana the bilious humors carrist an 's s'"f
JAMES BAKER
.sy,l. = C~ktNBACNER
NA K. Z
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STEAMBOAT NFGESTEB

STEa M-BOAT FGESIEk
y G.. ~ RFpc'. CoRDACE NANu
FACTUPE8.
ARRIVALS - DEPARTURES
If Bouts 'or His last , J t1lrr, ctiiHG ycSifr-
das at 1 o'cl0cl. y. ".
ARRIVED.
Caledonia. Calhoun. Cincinnati,
Hal Colu nbia. Green,
Peru. Calhoun,
Paris. Nj rstti, Pittsburgh.
Cashier. Dawson,
Virginia, Dawson, SteGbenville,
pEPAkTID.
Geneva, Dean, Hockiugspori.l
Called MA. Calhoun. Pittsburgh,
Hail Columbia, Green.
Peru. Calhoun.
Paris, Mardtta. ST Louis.
Virginia. Dauson, Sicubrnville.
5 feet 5 inch. water. on d stand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

CorrssD nience 1T the PitsNurEh Gszeiie.
Further NEWS BY THE EUROPA.

Cor-ssr n3ence ot the Pittsburgh Gszeiie.
Further NEWS BY THE EUROPA.
Philtdrlrbia. Oct. 26.
II vas currently reported that the Emperor
of Austria will apply faras'isiance from Rus
ss sssirs, bis rsbeIious subjects. which Il
erented. viii bring on general Continental
war.
The Chol,n has broken ont in England.
Iron remained unchanged.
Lead is doll, with a decline Of one shilling
pr cwi.
Bacon is quiel-beef is wanted at lar
prices-Perk is in fair demand.
b. +. HArCH, F,af of Phrcnolnay vitlee
turc thiseveuing in the house i4tely occupied
nv the Protestant Meih7li~t. a. comme &C ot
81 o'clccb. Suhject-E lscatio anni Seltim
ov ment. Come one come uilii And ltt
rs see hew we are progressing merallg and IN
tellcc'uaily \ publ!c deiineaiion OF clarac-
ter will be given.
Ambulance ia cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

2 0Cks and Latches, win Pear. Mineral and Brass
~ Knobs, hest quality Files, Rasps and Edge Tools
PlHnhs AID Levels, Broad aud Had Axes, best quality
Hand and Tenant Saws. four fold Rsles, Steel aud
steel blade squares, for safe low ny
oot25 HENRY +. MORRIS, Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

tfHHE subscriber is now receiving his Fail suppIy of
ss Hardware, cutlery, ctci comprising a very general
assortment OF goods IN the line, purchased at the lowest
cash prices, and for sale at a small advance for cash or
10 prompt men. HENRY z MORRIS,
ocl2i Main ST. corner Market A Hoy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
I. II. HISS a. co.

T-AVE received their Fail and Winter Goods ard
AZ ate now prepared TO furnish their friends ard Gus
toners " IN any garment. to order or ready made a. The
shortest notice, aud in the latest fashion at prices that
cannot fail to please.
our Stock Of Cloths, Cashmere and Nesiings cannot
be heat by any Cothing or Try Goods house in the city.
Blankets. all qualities and colors; Blanket coats, very
desirable for The coming season. Any quantity of h"d.
w coats, in price from 5 80 To 9. Fine and iashiona-
bic cloaks, furnished ready made or to order. a good
assortment of ready made cashmere Pants--Also, all
kinds of cassintl Pants. Vests Of all ki"es, in price
FROM Is cts to s.. Undershirts and Drawers. Some
sin very superior quality, fine Linen end Muslin Shirts.
All KINDS of gloves and cravais, pocket handherchiets.
ee. etc. octSa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

IA HuS - this morning, by ex
' press, 5000 yds warranted linen Laces, from 6 10
i2t cents per yd. Come soon. # you want any.
"e@i 5 RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

TABLE Knives and Forks, Butcher Knives, Pocket
\ cutlery, hIass candiesIicks, hne Scissors ard Ra
zors, brass aneAteel harreii Pislols, Tea trays, brass aud
steel head snoveis aud longs, Bntlania and German
silver Spoons, Coffee Mills, &C, just received and ir
sale cheap By HENRY + MORRIS.
oct3S Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

SaECOND SUPPLYING subscriber is now receiving
~ a second supply OF ne w and seasonshleG Goods of ev-
cry description, bought al the close Of the season, at
very Hsach reduced prices.
oei2i is RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
PERCUSSION CA

"a LARGE quantity OF superior Percussion cans for
1A sale low 10y the thousand. Also. extra fine Pcrcus.
SION caps, expressly Tor snortsnen, warranted anti cor.
t9siye, ps up in Tin Boxes of $50 aud 500.
.ocs.5 JAS MELLOR Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

TO examine vel and Sc ihat tie EBllot Box
o. empty wien he voting commences. sumo
Css.iics iu some parts e the country. may
some of their usual frauds. aud must
therefore Be vttchel. Attend 10 lhi, advice
and see tlmt 70 is MT neglected. Fortunate.
Is. with us in Nigiuii, there Is no danger of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

nuMLsIiC d fresh lot OF those superior
~ biankets Of Mckee 4 Roneftson's make; asa Ia.
sitfietes' saitInets, Pulled Linseys, Pressed IianneIs
WOODEN \ arms, etc, OF tue same make, lust received and
iaf s~aeeheap AZ oct2i GREER 4 NOTES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
TO Il LADIES'

= lIh and worsted canvass for working on. Zenhvr
~ wsrsied and sik TWIST for Embroi dering. Steel
Beads, etc, etc. just received by
oett5 > RHODES, Bridge corner,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
DRESS GOODS.

- lCit set he'd cashmeres, new siyie, chameleon stri.
Ass ped Orleans cloth, Rich Prd striped Mohair us.
ties, ddrk Green aud Mazarine Blue Tribe, clstbs. Rom
hazInes and Alpaccas. Jus, received.
oei.b is RiiODES, Bridge cor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

"a FEW Patterns Of very hne new style French
Ssshs ca=hhtefes, for sale al a snaii advance on cost nv
oet-I GREER 4 NOl"rE.