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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

time. may confirm the thousands oi democrats
who followed him over 90 the Tsyir camp
IN their allegiance 10 the to'the Wing i~E'y.
The democrats are aware OF M>str-ngiR. snf
lear that he viii b. elected. and with BIN a
Whie OF Taylor majority o. the LegislriuFe !;
in which case good bye 10 Mr.. Kings chance
Of retaining the SCAT vacated by Mr. B7gbv.
aud to the hopes 81 twenty Other leading dem
ocrs,s 10 step into the shoes OF the late Mr..
Lewis.
They are casting sreund ior an opponent,
who may be able 10 beat Mir Belser.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

INTOXICATING DRINhS.--The habit OF
using ardent spirits by men i'll Office has &C.
c.soned more injury to the public, and more
trouble to me. than all other causes. Aud
were 10 commence my administration again,
with the experience | now have. tie hrst
question ! would ask respecting candidate,
would be, "Does he use ardent spirlis -
Thomas Jeferson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

lMpnoyEp MELoDsoN. herd Tor the
first time, on Saturday, al the store room OIL
Mr.. M,lIor, the music oil this instrument,
with much eradication. 1t is small, played
as the organ, and possesses power enough iof
a large church. We learn that The ~ FRET
bytenan church has one OF these IN use OF
their place Of worship, and that ii is highly
,rized
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

In consequence OF the unpessan, weather
on Saturday evening. Mr.. Friends Concert
was postponed until this, (rhursday) ~'g.
MR. FRIEND tenders a vocal aud ias'ru-
mental concert at the City Hall TIN. evening.
We hope he may have good house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
BOOK El%DERy.

fI'TF IndfFsgnrd having t1ken Tie Blndrfy hcTsto.
tore carried On BY J. r. Wharton. Monroe street
would respectfully inform kis friends sudfhc public
generally, that he IS prepared do all description of
binding, including Blank Books. the very lost n.ah.
Her HIS terms while IS low " not lower than any
other establishment in tie city. and the quality OF his
work shall he surpassed by none.
Blank books ruled 10 erder. Particular attention
paid to Jas II orders from abroad received by maI
~ Otherwise speedily executed and forwarded as
deed.
TIE subscriber all times he found in the Bin.
derry, the Times Office. Monroe street. near the
Court Ionse. novl4 JOHN GILCtiRtSr. Ir.
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ROSIS ~ ~
f. L.

VlRGINtA.-Wr have very little Of i'm
porisnce from The Virgins Legislature. The
standing committees are appointed IN he
House. aud our Delegate has ,sseu from the
fiIe aud presented The memorial Q; the Board
Of Trade Of his city for Stale appropriation
for the Clarksburg road.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
THURSDAY, DrcEMBgg Z, iS4S.
IN SEN ATE.

Mr. Beaver offered the following resoiu-
ton, which was adoplea'
Fs.,I,ed That the acting Sergeant-st-
Arms be directed TO call on the secretary o'
g. la. one copy of the collated statutes,
49,. c,,.,y of tae Journals Of the Senate and
u,ase ri Representatives ol last session, one
conv a the general aud local laws oi last
session. aud QUE cop, q public documents
Ion zach member oil the Senate; aud i've CO.
MIS- al Ctaye's Statutes Tor tie use Oh me
S 6ess.
Mr. Ewing moved that the resalu'a" i'r
fa election oi C,ets be taken ~, which was
sgteed 20
twenty balio,ings Tor Clerk ens''ed with
oul cuoiee, Ar. Galloway usual. receiving
6. Mr. Knapp Is, and Nj, iapRah votes
Nj. Corvin now moved al sajourhme NJ
Mr.. Archoold remarked tho, " hen NE con-
sciaN9 - pa,.a.-.hry never adjourned ~,,hout
tlo .a!.29i tg laugh.l III. nation to sd)ouf"
WAS iost--ayes II noes u.
Fourteen baIotlngs suited as oeiors. On
ne s2d bsllol. Galloway had 10. Knapp 10.
md Tarpan votes.
On motion al MIR. Myers, the Senate, Al
Jap. Nj. took a recess until O'Clock th's
al,enoon--ayes 81, noes ..
HOUSEOF REPRESENTAIlsk Ms. =,
AttOthe House was called 10 order oy MIR
nolcomb.
Mir Pennington moved call oi' the onrep-
resented districts-w hereupon the chsirnaa
proceeded TO make the call, but no Que An
swered
Mr. Reber moved call OF the house, when
81 members answered 10 their nsmes-'wo
absentees.
All further proceedings under the call were
dispensed wiih aud no quorum appearing, al
Ter sometime spent in session. ...
On motion the House took recess until
O'Clock. p III.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

The population OF Louisiana, sccotline 10
the census taken Ia l5i1, amounted to ! = !.
755 prisons. OF which there we've vn.tr
males l05.39l, females ~ .035; tree enluf-J
nalrs $3.50, females 1922, male slaves
10 400, females iU- ,Go3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
ANCHORS.
Cash for Flax.

3 = ANCHORS, warranted good material vary .ng
- ~ ia size from no aig fs on h.nl aud Tor sal,
lo@ ~ novl5l en- IS. Il. Berry. Water 81.
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OHOI.EGISLAURE.
4----=-=--~--------
Wednesday. December 6, lo4S.
IN SENATE.

3 O'clock, p. NJ.
The Senate met and resumed the bal'otting
for Clerk. ,.o,
The SO. 81, 3, 80, 40, al, AZ, and Add bal.
lettings resulted Galloway l6; Tappan q and
Knapp is. v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
CurAp COUNTER

TIL .nt=cfIicfs tcnr uI r'Hrfafartns &c
= ~ taai She Chesp fsiio hes produced n tit Guy
aud vicinity fakss thls HeIlut sr tfttfrr ~ ~
niins ltn fnir iu general thntrHes have eehi-ft ~"
over thsif counier. .uat remnants aud old r't ~
bar resh goods, winch tiscy VIII sell reg 's' o." fi
qutcs. ttct wtll 30 sed 70 cIg.i sagfiHtf' hii-
tskf jus fhtnk fora u.omrn'trsus strN e- we ie'e
sni 90 " rrrfs per yrri. t' sell Tor w r''t4-
ts'ict sDid al 1zl cents wiil sru "a and sf'-
and oter raeds proportion. Vi you auui Afttt %
rotne and Remember BERRY Hiii& Gu
y. R--ltrr entire stacs uf CssuHirrc- fuA Mousl"c
uctNs we arc determined 90 Gloss out fcsaIes- -
prizes. IA tdct-I IT, Z 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

And then on motion oil Mr. JACKSON Inc
Senate adjourned until tomorrow morning al
l0o'cluch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

WIDE WINDOW SHADES.
10 PIECES wide window shades of new aa,
" ~ terms and the Lest colos, lust reed and n,
safe wholesale and retail BY
ae's JonN H. THOMPSON Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
DANCING SCHOOL.

e ROE r ". JENNINGS respectful, gives noticc
- to his friends and the citizens Of Wheeling that lhc
second efm OF ms school or ihe ai"'ve polite and ne.
cessary accomplishment will commence on Monday
evening Dec. fh, 1913 at Congress Hall and win con
tiHue ot Mondays and Fridays
Hours for distraction from 3 o'clock IN for Iadies
and from Z 10 10 o'clock foI Gentlemen
Terms. s. for IL Lessons.
Mr. J. y ~ teach Watt aud p.lka Cufilions in his
School, and VIII give private lessons in Waziur POI
IA. filings hotnPpes, &c. to all tina, may favor him
"'''" t"'' nuv2t-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
CHEAP X YET.

n III. persons wanting bargains VIII do well to call on
.G1- the subscriber, where they VIII find COUNTERS
AND SHELVES well stored with the best goods ~
the markets all Of which am determined To sell from
this day on - cent. cheaper than "vcr--a
am resolved reduce my present heavy stock ~ tan
cy and domestic Dry Goods in the next coming two
months the lowest possible pont without regard 10
ptofts-and rs to remnant, and old stock &c, VIII
sell them OF without regard either cost, profit, OF
even the interest them and customers hnyius h
orally would mind thowing them IN as bones 50
come on one and all, and examine for yourselves.
ALIEN. HEYMAN
deed No l3j Ianes Row.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
H)AGVERREgTYpES.

TLANkE TS--A few psir much larger and far supe
- nor % Mckee 4 Rohnson's just received ffom
New Philadelphia Ohio where they make the hest aft
Gle in the western country, for sale low al
deco ". G0ODRlCH'i
U BCEiVED this day, by Express, few dozens SILK
a. Plush Gays, new STYLE very fine aud cheap.
Also, 10 dog Oregon Caps, aud general assortment
OF Youths aud CIiidren's Caps tor sale low.
does SLAVERY No 10 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

- ARGAtNS-Reing DESTROYS of reducing my stock
fio the lowest point, previous to taking inventory
on the LIT of January VIII offer goods such prces
will not fail u All that am selling bar
gains Can and see for yourselves.
d-ci SENSENEY
kTEW GnODS-Just reed this morning from Phils
~ dciphia, elegant French Long Shawls; printed
MusIn ic l.aines; black Frhges; black silks; and La
dies' and Gents kid Gloves, ileell sENsENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

oHlO.-our dates from Columbus are to
Saturday morning. The loco TOGO mob con-
,inued TO hold their sessions and The Wing
members OF the house adjourned from day 10
dav.
In the Senate, Knapp. loco !oco, was e
lected clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
Vt. Wtts dIIN OtlItfs
DECREE FOR INQUIRY, &c.
ARsl,R I,.n

a NJ heieupon, IL is adu.iged ordered aud deereed
- tNat tbis cause be re:errei 10 James 4 fIarke
Ese liefey appointed Comm onfr for tie p,,rpose
-" nat ne 10 inquire and state TO tte Court neither
the defendant Pereval ~. Potts hath made any se,le
n+hl 90 provision for his wife, the comp Aant and lie
issue OF ihelr marriage, ar entered any agreement
u' 'hai phtlse-and IN he has rot sr made such
ss'he sa,d Commissioned does approve then thai
commissioner Is 10 receive proposals from hin,
thereon. 10 the Court aud that said totss,oner no.
lo' iuis 10 t'e CONT all such matters touching the
P,oPi'ety oi any Settlement 10 le made on the com.
F'@tnam as may he shewn before hnu Nv any Of The
paites WIN ms opinion thereon. But before proceed.
ins 10 make said inquiries The said shall
sVe dne notice thereof 10 the parties either by serving
theH' wan copy of this decree or by ruhlishiny Inc
s.he i al least Tour weeks previously IA some p,i,c
"sPsPe' published al tile time, IN the city OF Wheel
iis appointing The tine and place for maxim. said en-
fIr. c, iss'e' ALIEN. I. LAiDLEY, elk.
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B 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 6


rEVOTEFs OF VENUS, OF 10th sexes, wiz hnd
~ safe and positively cedain remedy for all diseases
Of privAe nature in Dr. LERoV's SrEcirc, which has
nsrh with unparalleled fof the last twenty
wears IN vsriuas vcuefa hospitals Of Europe. and
uumber Of years IN private practice IN The United
States thousands attest it, almost miraculous
virtues ~ restoring them health amer all else has
failed tuiike the nunhcrless qnaek remedies adver
ttsd which without exception contain large quantities
Of MERCURY which destroys the constitution ana
make the remedy than the disease. TINS y q
Nsgyr, NJ preparation and - warranted 10 perform
psrmaneni and speedy cure without regard to diet OF
hnSins avoe atoms pleasant take aud leaves no
faint upon the breath.
Have you contracted disease. aud DO Won wish 10 he
speedily cured do you wst the disease followed up aud
driven forever from the syscm, hE. bKRON'S SPE
CIFiU Do YOU reef from The ELECTS OF Mercury
your Bloop from Att impurities, your mind
aud oy invigorated and in fact, your whole system
thoroughly reusvatea, use ibr. LEKON'S SPECIFIC.
Would YOU suatd against disease, never sc without
bottle Of admirable aud Invaluable Specific, as II IL
a certain preventative.
WARRANTED ia every case, where the directions
are followed. or the money eheeriiIliy refunded
For sale BY [dec6i w. HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CANDY MANTEECEOEV,

TSsa RS NJ. J. HEATING respectfully Ia forms hei
sssA friends and TIE public that she has commenced
maaufsciuTing Candies OF all descriptions Also tn,
Cake BskIng ait It's branches Dealers viii End il I,
uielf advantage To ave her a cali.
B--fartles served on the most reasonable terms.
MRS NJ. !. KEA1ING.
decl Monroe street, between Maiu aud Market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
PAPER uANGINGS
CHEAP TABIJG.

THE subscriber will this day, December Is 1919
'tz table IN the centre Of his aud wlil call
II the CHEAP TABLE lie will M Il with remnants
and ends kinds of goods and old stock and
VIII sell ihem without regard to proht All who
waul bargains VIII come 10 the Cheap Table and they
VIII hnd niaay articles at half price.
Dec ! SrNSENFy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

TIE AuvEST OF the Chol-ra IN New York,
does not seem to alarm the public much, but
stimulates to renewed Cleanliness IN the eity.
The disease is expected TO be greatly modified.
The following rerort was received on Thurs
day morning by the Mayor OF New York:
Quarantine. Staten Island, Dec. Z ls4S.
Since nv report OF yesterday, new cases
Of cholera have occurred at the Marine Hos
pital. 4 of which were inmates of the hospi-
tai previous to the arrival of the ship New
York. -Four have died since my last report
ALEX. WHITING.
Health Officer.
The Marine Hospital at Staten Island now
contains 633 females and 3I5 male patients
Total l0lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

E3ohSE SHOE, flaiu aud Ornainented lair eo,bs
50 OF al Kinds. Fine Tosth ditto He1din, ro'I,
ao alntef etahins combs for sale low wholns,,s
'' te'S'''p ny oel.I JAS MEf.lOR iininn Vi
" AN iED-A coon Grass worker and 6,,isbe,
"a, Niso' hoy ahoui ~ years of age Ia ias,, ,,
Fuintins business ENQUIRE AZ So 70 'e"fn me
hoN-t HDhNBRUOk x BILLIONS Nark.,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

ET EiopEc NS-Phe subscriber las just reed six
'1f~ more of Cashearts improved Meiodeans TO which
ne would call the attention Of the musical portion OF
tht csNlaaNily. Cail soor. iiey don't reneu long
halds ldee4] AS. MELIOR. Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
DISSOLUTION.

UISSULUIIUN.
ff'fE partnership heretofore sling between Jacob
Henry aud Thomas u Robinson, under tho flrm Of
Henry Robinson, was dissolved by uai consent on
tue Isl int.
The business viii hereafter te conlad Oh i.y Jsrnh
Henry al IN. old stand Main street, " no is hereby
..+s, sesei1e all debts due the eouctrn, and II,
f','a'e AZ eiains. JAtoH HENaY,
Zee. =, ISIS. I. c. ROBINSON
VA RiGHr'SIsnIss VEckrAsLx Puts Genuine for
sale constantly Ay WM. r. MCKEE
aec4 South Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
WATCHES.

w ATCHES.
&c i and silver Levers;
do - Anchor,
do Lep,nes,
do 3" Vertical,
Gilt Watches.
GOLD JEW hLRY.
Breast I ms;
Breast pins tor Searfs;
Ear Rings;
Bracelets;
Finger Rings,
Minislure Cases;
Lockets; Studs;
Hearts and Crosses;
Heart slides and Others;
Snaps and Ends;
do. assorted patterns;
Guard Keys;
FOB seais aud Keys;
Guard Chains;
Yes. do.
Fob do;
Necklaces:
Bracelet Clasps;
PENCILS & PENS.
Gold & silver patent pencil
English - Z"
Woodburn C.ld Pens;
Gold Pens for Ladies;
Brilliant ress;
Cold Tooth Picks.
I 4 BILE CUTLERY
Ivory table knives & FORKS
" Desert - :,
IN sets 81 and SO pieces;
Table Knives only;
Ivory, stay aud Selt Tip;
tarvers aud Sleeis.
POCKET CUTLERY
Rolges. W0stenhoim an,
other makers, Ito 4 blades
Dirk Knives;
Desk do.
SCISSORS L SHEARS.
Rogers aad No.lenlolr. :
Scissors and shears.
Nut PICKS; Nut Crackers.
ERlFTANiA " ARE.
Tea Sets, ) in sets;
Communion " are;
Cups and Tumhlcrs
Moiasses Jugs;
Revolving Cas.ors;
I u.lee rots;
Tea Pots;
G. andlesiicks.
LARD LAMPS.
Suspension Lamps;
Cehirc Table do;
Side do do;
Brass Csndies,icksi
Clocks and Watche
10 or,lef.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

STEEL GOODS.
Hagand Purse Clasps;
- Tasseis;
Steel Ba8Ss:
do Combs;
do Bracelets;
do Neck Clasps:
do Scarf Pins;
do 'fweczers;
| do Key Rings.
SPECfACLES.
Gold and Silver;
Plated on German Silver;
German Silver,
Hlued Steei;
Steel slide;
Spectacle glasses;
Plated Goggles.
IOM MON JEWELRY.
Gilt breast pins; iii studs;
hGilt studs with stone;
Git guard and fob chains;
lGi.i guard KEYS.
Plain gilt rings;
Stone gait rings;
RAZ0RS.
Rogers, Wade 4 Butchers
Eiliott's. Wostenholni's,
! and w. Greayes & Sons.
Blu iTONS.
Silk dress buttons:
Thread do;
Pearl do;
Jet and cIit do.
LACES.
Thread LaceS;
do Edgmss < lhsertings
f.i'ie iaces; cap hlnnd;
Black do;
HOSIERY.
silk Hose: Cotton Hose;
Cotton MIXED do.
GLOVES.
Fine X ii Gloves;
SIR Gloves assorted;
Pic Mic Clio, es,
Long SILK do;
SUNDRlB.
Bonnet borders;
tapes aud holalins,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
MONS. CHAPUlS,
FRENCH he

DIRECT from PARIS, has the honor 10 announeeto
- the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wheeling, that he il
engaged IN giving French lessons, the house Of the
French Barber Main street. between the hours Of
half past aud II O'Clock 4. NJ His method IS altoge
Their new, and by which Ladies' and Gentlemsn can
learn TO READ aud WRITE, in very short time,
Terms s3 per month nnvii-ims
rKON AND NAtt.s-25 tons Juniaita Min, just reed
d for sale by how'll w PAXTON and Go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
THE CHoLERA-Tnere seems to De

THE CHoLERA.-Tnere seems TO oe
dia.~nse o. opinion among the New YORK
PbysiriAus snd papers a, to whether the DIS
esse exishas at Staten Island among those
who were s,eerage passengers on The New
Yark packet. L. cnoiera ~ no.. That several
Of The passengers nav. died Of disease not
,ol,Le the Asia,ic oholers is admitted, but II
thai disease il Is OF a milder type Than on MS
f.r,asr visit to this country. That ~e SHAH
n, visited BY this scourge during the ensuing
,pmme, We ate warned both by its approach
and by The existing weather. The prepsnnon
for il mus, be found in purifying the sir.clesn
sing the streets. and 10 general habits oil tenn
perance aud personal cleanliness We are
gratified 10 perceive that our sanitary com
mi,,ee are active in cleansing the city, and
we trust tina, the people will, as one man. ~
cond their efforts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
NOIlt E

ma, COMMISSIONERS clfFicE December It'll 1873
re parties interested in the matters cont air I'd in The
'ote .ois decree are hereby notified that have an
p'Hned W einesday the loth day Of Ianuar next AT
my nhre Ia The city o.; Wheeling as the time aud slscr
"ueh ana whe'r viii proceed make Tie enonirIe>
~ sa!d decree and require all parties having
'ste. W shasie me to report. as required
"'S'-tu JAMES A. , LARkE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

, h'f Is now opening large addition tn h;s
c,' -" Vi DOCKS aud stationery, embracing sehoaI
'asoa'' iheoios'eat, Medical 4 Miscellaneous Ront
80, -iea' Vafe1y oistapie and fancg Ststionrry ma
s,'ioi OF all who wish 10 purchase cleap Is ,e.neri
I ,,5,.'s '''" JOHN II. THOMPSON
. Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
COMBS. COMRS

.R{5 LBS. hfst Quality of French JuJUBE p ASTr
nthnnglis, toiis and all lrritaiions OF the ION
sis or throat, reed and TOR sale low hv
hoVie NM. X. Mckee Soath yyhea,in,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
HAkDW ARE 4 CITLERy

q su"sef'hIr has jus, received his fall stock Of
MAJ, 70 a." anu uIrfy. comprising the test assort
' % every thlng m the line which !, N he soi s,ih
p ~ ., wholesale OF re'a,l al reduced peiees
SAN l. NEIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
AiEI.oDEONS.

- =" Aei h@s iist received iva OF Geo Prince
are beautifully gotten up ard st price .th, ~ rl
ot -'ert pe's9n lhsy are Intended 10 snp,, tle me-
- - 'a"' foie' OF 90 gan cal SAd SO fIten, n
tVf1V JAS MELLOR's Tuion 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
PICKLES AND PRESERVES.

& CASES asst'd Pickles; cases pres pine apples;
- do brandy peaches; 90 d0 i.O.stofs;
do do cherries; do do Salmon ~ u.i:
DO pickled oysters; do do do PLAN
10 peppe sauce; > do TomA,L CaisAp;
do lemon syrup; basket Salad Oil
AZ ree'a aud for sale by MRS. 81. !. HEATING,
decI Maug.f Il L,t.A Mar aud
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

II AhNETs-Nr wugid call Inc afiettiion ut our Gus.
"a '94"eis 4Ai others 10 our stock ci sue and eo,
- "~-.t "si".'s' nave some HAT are very
aeei' aud al low e. prices i'au bereioiofe. -
st'sV NICNlL a EAER, lGg Mainst
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nliscellaueons.
CAUTION TO PLANTERS.

D. c. Newcomb, of Franklin Parish, La :,
writing to the N. Q. Delta, says: A circum
stance occurred at my plantation few days
ago, which may be Of some importance to the
cotton planter. had large quantity of cot
ton seed to accumulate at my gin, which
had removed by hauling it on my corn ground.
When we got in about the centre Of The pile
We found it to be on fire, and had burnt the
seed into perfect coal, some two yards
square. Had it not been 80 much smothered
by the quantity of seed on the top, have no
doubt but it would haye broke out and con-
sumed my gin. We often hear Of gin-houses
being burnt, during the cotton picking season,
which is always attributed to some incendi-
ary. There is no doubt now in my mind that
most Of the gins that are burnt from unknown
causes. proceed from spontaneous combustion
as above stated.
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Extract Of am Ordinance

Enacted BY the 7o,On Council Of Sumtercille:
For the information Of all whom it may
concern the following extract is published,
to-wit: "SEc. g. That no slave whsse owner
resides without the limits Of the town of
Sumterville. shall be permitted to work
therein, unless written permit be first pro-
cured from the Marshal; for which, the sum
of fifty cents, for common laborers, and the
sum of one dollar and fifty cents for mechan-
les, shall be paid: and that no permit shall
be for longer time than three uonths: and
if any slave shall neglect to procure per-
nit, such slave shall be imprisoned by the
Marshal until released by Council; and in
no case set at liberty, until the expenses OF
his or her arrest and imprisonment have
been first paid.
Published by order of Council,
J. B. N. HAhiMET,
Clerk Of Council.
March 18th, l646. 81 If
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