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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11
PETER MQUHAE. Captain
A NEW REMEDY FOR DISEASES.


The Pals correspon lie Mt of the Courier des
E,ats UHis has the following account Ct a
new School OF Medici me-
II the arr of healing his made little progress
since Hspocrates, who lived twent y three
! centurles since. it must be attributed to the
obstinacy oil nature. but it Is not at all the
fault oil the doctors, who in oil timss have &c.
compl shed rrodigies OF Imagination in open
ing new paths by wbica 10 reach the end OF
knowledge. Our epoch. more than any 9th
er has been fruitful in original systems in the
medical domain. Germany has sent US a new
one which Is called lsopathy. lsopathy con-
sists in applying to the diseased organ the
same organ borrowed from an animal in full
health. Examples will render The definition
more clear. Ii The disease is on the lungs. the
lungs oi d sheep are placed on the breast OF
the |ratirnl; il II is the liver or heart which
suffers, they place on the diseased parta heart
or liver OF an OK; il the hearing is affected,
lsopathy makes you d night cap trimmed with
the ears oil q Call.
The may al fist seem singular. and vel
nothing i more real THAI this system 1t has
been much talked shout, fame has seized upon
II, the leaned discuss Il. the ACADEMIES exam.
Inc il, numerous experiments OF ii have been
made III Germany, sat as there is always
found in Paris, IN all professions, a crowd of
ambitious men who rod themselves upon the
watch Tor discoveries. with the hope OF max
ing, BY the all OF new systems. a fortune
which they have not been able to realize by
the Old methods, we number already 5 vtrdl
Ptris doctors, who have FASTENED to proclaim
themseivea lsopaihists.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11
~ INEAMQIfS SAN

In one OF our English papers BY the last
Mail, we find a statement 10 the following
effect, which We think only finds lis parallel
in The unnatural children Of King Lear. In
the Taunton County CouFl, Mr., Combe APP
piled Tor the discharge OF an lnsolycnt. named
George Day, sn old man apwards OF 10 years
ol age, who had been imprisoned eight years
at the suit OF his SOU, frederick Day. The
old m8n stated that some years ago he had
signed eli the whole OF his properly, Of The
vslue OF about tl000, t. his children, and
having given a nole Of hand Tor I50, to Fred
erlck, whick he failed To meet st the proper
Iine. he was proceeded against. notwithtsald-
ing that b. had leHt various sums 10 The son.
amounting il the whole u "early loo, bat
OF Nhicl no account had bren kept. The
result was hat the unfortunate old nian Was
thrown iutJ prison, where he remained eight
YEAR. His Honor, The Judge, Immediately
ordered tie iuso,veut's discharge, observing
that the ought TO have had u eight years ago.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

CHINESE BARBER The itinArant Der
ber's apparstus is complete, the water always
boiling un a fire over his head, while in his
rear, on pole balanced over his shoulder,
are water, basin, razors towels, etc; il he is
in requlsiuon, he picks out a convenient spot,
slaves The head, cleans the ears and eyes,
cracks the POINTS and shampooes the body, Ia
all incredibly short space Of time. Hair is
only worn on the crown OF the head ia The
shape OF a quee. The shaving is d ina ter OF
necessity 10 the II audorIn and gentleman,
while scarcely a lab1rer goes more ihan three
or Tour DAYS unshorn. This trade is in con-
slant exercise, but the death OF an Emperor is
a sore HOLIDAY to the barber, shaving aud
mourning being inconsistent with each other.
Tinker, tailor and shoemaker. each, has his
pack and bdshlng IA d sunny spot, plies his
trade, finishes of one job, and utters his
peculiar cry Tor another.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

When thou goesl to q Printiog office, tsfk
mot TO tue cumpDsitors. nor NEEDLE With an,
+! Thing which thou mayst see here.
! IL thou bungest d writing Tor publication.
J Withhold not from The editor The name of he
, author thereof lest thou srenest to deal lau.
,Iiuientiy NOR ask OF HIN who balh written =
tceriain piece, lest he may not wish to 'ell
thee.
Let the writing which ihou msyst bring be
legibhe, lest much time be los. in drciphtring
1t, aud be not too long, else no one viii rad
IT.; but see TO it that Thy style is clear and lhy
| words simple, that al uay understand lhee.
, And take mo offence il thy piece be not pub
,lshed, tur it might have injured thee or dis
|! honored Thy friends, and il may he That The
Srditor hath othrr pieces better than thine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

SEA SERPENT.-The bnulon Globe pub
hes the following as among the romirlie
-se stories Of the TINES:
HER MAJESTY SHP DsEnALUs.
HANoAzE. Oct 10.
S'f-ln rsply 10 your letter oi this IA, 5
date, requiring information as to the truth Of
. statement puhls shed IN the Globe newspa-
~. OF a sea serpent Of extraordinary dinen-
non having been seen from her Nsiesty's shin
ipsedalus, under ms command. on her passage
rom the East Indies. | have the hon r ~ ec-
quaint you. Tor the information ut ms Lorls
C'mmissioucrs Of th~ Admiralty. bat at ,
o'clock p. VI. on the 9Th of August last. I'M
latitude p deg. "a min. s.. anil longitude
y deg. % min. T.. the weather dark aud clou
, dy, wind fresh from he n. W. With a long
'cean wall from the S. w, The ship ON the
rori tack heading y. J.. hv y. something
very unusual was seen bv Mr.. Sir'ous. md
>hipmau, rapidly approaching the ship from
t~fore the beam. The circumstance was ma
,n-diately reported by him 90 TIE officer OF
he watch, Lieutenant Eigar Drummond.
with whom and Mr.. William Barrett. tire
master. | WIS at the time Va,hing the quar-
ier deck. The ships company were al sup
FER.
On our attention being called TO the object,
I was discovered TO be sn mormon scrPeut.
" ith head ami shoulder, Kept about four feet
constantly above the surface Of the sea, anil
as nearly a. Ve could approximate by com
ysring il with the length ut what our main
topsail yard would show ia he water, there
was al the very las. 80 feet Of the animal
feau ecu. no portion Of which was. to our
~ RECEPTION. usrj in prop-iliug II through the
.,.,.. ,r.I.a ia. .arff..I ,r h,rfg,af4i nUnu-
ls,ion.
Il passed rapidly. but 80 close under our
lee quarter. that had IL been a man o! mv ac-
quaintanee. I could have easily recognized his
feature. with the naked eye; ali n did not
either in approaching the ship or ~aiterit had
passed our wake, devit,e 10 the slightest
degree from its course 20 The $. W, which it
held on al the pace OF from u TO 10 miles
al hour. apparently on some determined
purpose.
The disne'et OF the serpent was about
, fifteen or sixteen inches behi5d the head,
which wa, without any doubt, that Of d
snake. AMI never, during TIE twea'y minutes
that it continued 10 sigat nt our glasses. was
below the surface OF the waller, its color dark
brown, VITA teliaUi>h white aDontthe throat.
Ii bad 10 iiHs bat something like the maze
OF a horsr, or rather a bunch OF sea weed
WASHED about It's back. It was seen by lhe
quattermtsler, the boatsWain's mete, aad the
mdn at The wheel in addition 10 my sell ano
officers 8blya mentioned.
am having a drawing Of The serpent made
from a sketch taken ian nediateiy alter II was
s'en, which | hope 10 have ready iot trans
mission to my lords Commissioners OF the
admiralty, by to morrow post.
have. &c.
pETRD MnIrIAE C.n4.;n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11
WESTERN ADVERTISING tYncoLLEcriNG

AGENCY.
WV. klNsLoE. Third street. two doors east
( Post Office. Pitisburg. Pa. is our an hor-
Ell Agent Tor thst city. Ma X. ais attends
o the collection OF bills a%gains, persons in
II ihst clty-lsrEe or snall-Hud refers 10 the
Editors OF The Pittsburgh pres, ia particular,
md the western press generally.
Z. w. CARR. opposite the Exchange,
Philadelphia is az ~ Tor procuring suhsyrir-
ionsand advertising tor The Wheeling TINE ..
BEDIENr x GRrEN. 81 Street. opposite the
Post Oalrr, Cincinnati. viii act a. Agents
Ter the Wheeling FINES, and alt orders lett
nith them viii be promptly attended to.
toLEgy 3. Palmer is authorized To act as
gent Tor receiving subscriptions and advef-
useGjent> tor The Wheeling Daily Times *
NiVrJti,rs. at 30 timore. Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. His office is IN
Ba,iin ore. at the Southeast corner Of North
sad Fdyette streets:
Philadelphia, n. w. Corner of Third and
Chesnut St.
New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite city
Halt.
VIM. THOMPSON. corner OF Baltimore
and South SIS. is daily authorized agent lor
This paper ia the city OF Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No ISL. Nassau ST. y. Y.
will act as ageut to procure advertisement
aal subscriptions in The CITY 81 New York Tor
the wheeling Diiiy and Weekly Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11
RECOVERED LAKE.-A singular acci

RECOVERED LAKE-A singular acct.
dent occurred on the Michigan Genital Rail-
WAY. Il become Necessary 60 carry a grading
OF emhdnhmcnt oI fifteen iret high across 4
low piree Of ground. confirming about 100
acres, neady dry enough Tor plow .land.-
When they had progressed with the grading
for some distance, i, became too heavy Tor The
soil TO support, the crust OF he earth broke
in. and the emhankment shank down into
S%eDeAtg Riae Jeet Of icater! II appears that
the piece OF ground had been a lake, but had
collected d soil OF roots, peat, muck. &c, on
surface, apparently from ten 10 fifteen iset
the, " hich had become hardened and dry
enough tor farm purposes, MIR Brooks
thought il would have supported an embank-
ment OF FIVE feet thickness, and that it i had
not been necessary Tor them TO have one
much heavier, it would have supported the
road aud The fact might never have been dis
covered that it rested ON the bosom OF a lake.
N. y. Star.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

Iapropiu Of Mr Wirt-A communics-
ton Ia the Virginia Historical Register for
October. rcatcs The following anecdo,e OF the
lase M Wir;:
He was one day sitting il the Court Of
Apgeals listening to IN Argument which Mr.
vVickham was maling in answer TO MIR Hay,
GA The Other sldc, just as that willy plesder
bod fairly got his gentlemen on the horns Of
a dilemms, aud was playing With him in his
own peculiar way, 10 he great amusement
Of al present and especially Of Mr. Warden,
tan old Scotch lawyer well known at the
,ime.) who was evidently enjoying the sport
With great gus,o; when. observing that wight's
expressive couAteuance be wrote the follow
ing lines on a small sip u paper aud handed
them to HIM:
Wickham tossd Hay ia open court,
On a dilemma's s9rns for sport,
Jock. full OF misth and huinar TOO,
Cries, 'habet tarIdm coruu
Upon which. we ore t5si. the said Jock
could contain himself no longer. bui bur,t
out inlo a loud laugh chat made the room ring.
This reused the Court, who seemed disposed
To complain OF the breach OF order, but Mr.
Warden. rising to apologize, gravely present.
cd the billet to the ia lges, who reading it
seJiatem. readily conprehended the case, and
very good humoredly accepted the excuse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

A Remarkable Incident happened on boar,
the steamship Columbus, during her last pas
"a e from Charleston TO Pailaie plia. The
Philadelphia Times says:
Two days before She sailed, a box was ship
ped OF board, and the freight paid on il
which was marked Il. Mishaw, Pailadrlphis. >
The box, as an after discovery showed, con
tanned a live slave, a loaf OF bread, and d ing
OF water. The discovery was not made untiI
alter the steamer got above Newcastle, when
the ,essel pat back. and The slave was put IN
Jail at laal place. ite proved to he a man
named Moses. the property OF Miss Mar
Brown, d wealthy lads OF Charleston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

FOf ne I ms.
Mn. WHARTON About two weeks since,
end two or three DAYS after my hats took The
premium Of ,hr fsir. Nh. Avery offered q re-.
wand through your pepper OF one huu'ared dol
lars. 10 any batter 10 tli, city that would
make a better hat llau be could, the hats %
be judged by q committee OF hatters. / ac-
cepted his proposition at once, and | now re-
specially inform him that my hat is ready,
and | am wiling 20 send il 10 New York or
le any other CITY IN the United States. Now
don't keep me waiting, n~eighbor Avery, |
want TO be h%sndlIug That great reWard-Il
look, very large t. my eyes. And YOU must
nolg either Tor the mark or else 'fzzle out al
The snsil end The horn My hats have ia
zen the premium over Yours once and they
can d. ii og1in. JOHN J. HOGE.
Nov Z. Premium latter. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

Tenaesee-saelby Taylor 22l; Hardin Cas-
100; Taylor 62l; H%arlim4n; Cass 295; Is
Counties heard ifo n; Wli5 gun llij; on
Majority for Governor ia lo47. Ta,lol car
nes Mississippi, Tappiah Cas- 800; Desot,
Iaylor l75, Marshall Csss 81; Tesh mi, 9 Cas-,
2O2; Alabama one precinct to hear lrum.-
Cas- 25j; Llulerllle complete Cas- II Lar
ance Cass 81; two precincts to hear from
Returns from Indiana clearly indicate that
State gone Tor Cas-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

THE SMITHSONIAN lYsruuroN.-The ST.
fairs Of this institution are advancing IN a
most satisfactory manner, The east wing of
the noble ediiee is almost entirely completed.
excepting in regard 10 heating and lighting;
and the west wing is enclosed, and its accom-
pangiug tower carried up, which presents
quitea picturesque appearance. The smaller
lecture room, that in the east wing is also
completed, in which it is expected there will
be a course OF lectures delivered on various
subjects during the coming winter by disiin.
guished gentlemen. The valuable chemical
and philosophical apparatus, recently presen-
ted to The institution by DIR. Robt. Hare Of
Philadelphia, has been received and deposit
ed in the east wing. The value oil this dona-
ton we know not how TO estimate; but il
may be mentioned that it was packed up in
about one hundred boxes. aud that a schoon.
er was chartered for the especial purpose Of
bringing il TO Washington, Many OF the ar
ticles have a value lar greater than that of
their practical application, since they are
connected with the history OF The progress Of
physical science in our country.-Nat. Lntet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

Mr. Bakewell's copying Telegraph has been
tried 10 England, by the Telegraph Company
between the Compan,'s branch station in
London and Slough, that being the only sta
ton at which The wires could be- spared f,s
experimental purposes. The results proved
most satisfactorily, that the same power which
is requisite 10 WOO X TIE neede telegr pl, is
ample >~uhcirntlur HE copying recess. Mes.
sages written in London were received at
S.ou-h' copied on paper, and ia the form of
the original writing. The character of which
might be realty recognized. Speed Of ,rans-
mission was not attempted with the small
model instrument employed; but the messages
were, nevertheless transmitted, with d single
wine, with double he rapidity OF the needle
telegram. We understand that MIR Bakewell
expected TO be able, with instruments con-
structed on the working scale, 10 transmit
fac simiie copies OF more Than 400 letters OF
tie alphabet per minute with a single wire;
and, hy using Two fires as now prucIised, the
Tspidity Would be doubled.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

Post C.9ice RascaLtg-A story having oh
tanned Currency that letters and documents
directed 70 Wings, aud laukrd b, Wig mem
bcrs, which arrived al The Post Odee al Par.
is, were thrown into The cellar as waste M,
per, Mrssrs Hickman. Arnold. and Marin
,alled Il the office, and, with The assistance
OF Doctor holo. The postmaster, threw out Of
he cellar irln l50 10 20 documents direct.
"a 10 Nti-s IA that county, and irauked b.
AlessIs Aiofehead and Meicalte. Corruption
aud ia,caiiiy reyel ia use public offices OIL o.
tsr the land. aud II not soon checked 40,
nothing viii b- hell sacred, mon suy man :
refson OF property be saie.-CtA. Gaz Nor /.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11
LEATH oFGEN. JAMES TAYLOR


We are called ou to recurl the decrease Of
this yeuerab,e citizen. He died at 3 o'clock
=. NJ. yesterday, Nov. Z. al this residence in
Newport, Ky.
He was born in 1869. ia Caroline County.
Virginia. and rmieroled 10 kentucky in 1892.
he was Quarter Master General OF The
North Western Army during the last war
with England. in whici office b. served with
distinction. lie was one OF The officers le,ls-
mated by Gea Hull I'd draw up the articles
for his surrender. which b. Indignantly re.
fused 10 do.
Gen. TAYLOR left very large property. be-
Ing perhaps the largest landed proprietor an
the N est. His estate. which J. estimated at
four millions. will descend To- sou anI three
daughters.
III preserved his l~seu,ties On he last hour.
1t was a most g%raielul reflection to him iha,
his lile was SPACED i'll the day oi the Prrs-
DENTAL election; aui b. the obIglng disposi-
ton I he lodges Of lie Election, who went
Ia lis ehamb-i 10 receive hts vote. he hat the
inpxIess bic "a i>lac ia ot casting itior his
friend anl relative. Gen. Zachary Taflor Tor
Pr5silsul4 Il thr Uaued States. His remark.
on giving Ia, vote. was Characteristic 81 The
old se.atet-'I hape girsl he last shot jor
ny country
On auoihrr occasion W. shall be abie TO
present o me5t r%xlroied and Satisfactory no.
tee of lis H3e.-CiH. Caroa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

|, GLORY az auction The carriages Of Loui,
lPhlilippe were sold a lew days since, al pub
lie action IN Pans. TIE majority OF the pur-
| chasers were the dealers in secondhand car
nsges, whose large establishments occupy the
Rue de Lappe. Two carriages only eseap q
These halt pnce dealers, one a splendid coach
called he Lyonualse, aud the famous char a.
Dane 50 much used on unceremonious occa.
sions by the Royal Family. These were
bought by a weit-knowH undertaken: OF the
hfst IS 70 be made d pompons mourning coach
aud OF The other, which Is well adopted "a Inc
purpose-a hearse! Sic transit (sooigraeiousA
, gloria mUudl ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

Pennsylvania-Luzen $40; Clinton $50
Columbia lll2; Northumberland $40; Berk.
4100: Clarion $50; Lycoming $50; Sullivan
100; Carbon 800; Bucks 220 for Cas-.
Philadelphia City aud County $3.50; Schulz.
kill 1909; lancaster $3.50; Bradford 700 lor
Taylor; 80 Counties, heard from. Wing gain
on Govern or 5000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

Thirty counties in Ne~ lotA give Taylor
1O0oJ majority,
V'fsinia.-In 50 counties only a gain OF
200.
Georgia-Gone for To,l r. Philedclphis
'aprrs put down 100 e%leelora. yoies as surr
or Taylo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11
\ B6lEF ALMANAC FOR THE YEA
AHEELING & BELMONT

BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers to the capital stock OF the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an instaiment of $500
upon each and every share thereof is re.
CURED to be paid by them respectively to the
Treasurer ot the said Connany. on Mon
iay the llth day Of December. 1913
By order Of The Board Of Managers.
L. II. FITZhUGH. Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer. will be
found at the Merchants and Mechanics Bank.
Nov. 9, lSlS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

q. Pieces dfah and sky hlue cloths, for trimming Bug.
4. gies and Carriages. for sac by O
2LANkETS--l0 pair Blue Blankets for overcoals,
NJ 10 pair whitney Blankets; par Mckee and Roi.
inson's do; just received snd Tor sale hy
novlt o w HEISKELL.
4 oUNTRY FL~ANNELS-291 Yards country barred
y flsnnels. $50 country LIsey for sale by
nosll o " HEtsKELL
CARPEF CHATN-3G0 lhs carpet chain, fresh and
" bright colors, Just received and for sale by
novli o W IEiSKELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

The Telegraph wires were cut east o Pitts-
bursh directly after the big Wing nojorilies
were heard from: This leaves us without any
news. from that Stste.-ArgHS.
We ar inclined 10 think the whig maj ori-
ties were so heavy as to break them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

NJ hiVal Beauties, a novel by Miss Pardoe. author
OF me cly Of the Sultan" Louis IAN s,d ~
e"h't u ! rance 90 tie seventeenth century etc.
Nahiy fatri pen and pencil Sketches OF Enslsh eo
eir'ftN3 w t' y lhSckay; anovel without a nero.
MAZE W alstnshani a novel IS Miss Ellen pirlrri,r
ne MonSi a F"'narco by hG Lewis, Esq. a.
life. nv Emma Cara. ~ ""'"es'lo
ssnes' Msi,sys's, by E / Buiwer; a new edition.
remain f adNentnrcs Of a gentleman.
Atceor TIE mA steriss.
Eugene Afau,
me Devils Wedding Ring. or the adventures If a
Csp,s.a PAM. ny Alexander Dumas.
1eneNisye or The eheys Ter Of Mason rouge. an e,j.
The Count OF Monte Clir.tn.
nltha Of Me itur OF tAr L.alv o. Mon-orcsu.
ter II q King. ""s
The furtA -hve Guardsmen;
George, ur tlc alauier OF die Isle nj Frs.~.
GasruH adventure. %
l"Nms ts24s stcfi . sequel 10 The GHard.a,en.
tN@ tt"t haf tiia,O tle chronicles af Frat,re-
SFtVohd} Ie, 9i the Disputed inheritance.
conquest nt New Mexico. W.
"rir5A hearnet > overland expedition 10 Csfif,rpie.
ga hlsi"fl, population, climate. suiL mo-
auctions aud hart'r-, f0at sr George ~lnit,.onts ~
iahH l'luAe} armand the world. etc.
A"f rage ~ temperance. being collection AZ 10,
" - ! tHs7, ffllAi iops. songs. ode rtr.I desiat..t -
se ~ 81 lions tu Their plaic AMI tdvate r,4,t,,
'h,, h9 James Ano2, Jl,t reed At WANFNNNS
Literary Aepo'' No. IA Nam street. o5ial
Fun FENtiLS-uu hand end tot sale. 81 pao5
- s"imcni OF god retcis: also Silver ana go.
~ANEF. MlIC4 Will Ia saNt al fla tM.ar ~. fHH"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11
REGISTER,
REPORTED nv G. u BrRev. CpRDAGE MANU-
T~ACVUEFp.

an U,tLs ASb DEPARTURES
Df Bouts 10, its iasi p hour, cliiHR yssieT-
dog az { o'cloca. Il. ".
ARRIVED.
RiugEold, Cope, Pittsburgh,
Brilliant. Grace,
Ameucsu. Gray,
Peru. Calhoun. g.
Messenger. DeCamp. Cincinnati.
Pilot No ,, kafns,
Telegraph. ilgzltp. Louisville,
Virginia. Dawson. SteubeBvi.le,
DEPARTED.
Ringgold, Cope. Ciucinnali.
BulII1nt, Grace.
American. Gray,
Peru. Calhoun.
Mes~,ug,f. DrCamp. Pittsburgh,
Pilot No 2, Harms
Telegraph. Haziett.
Virginia. Dawson. Stsubeuyi'lr,
5 feet o inch water Ealing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

Indiana 10 Cas-; Fult II 40 Taylor; Law
renee 30 Taylor; Monroe 293 Cas-; Cass coun.
~, 100 Taylor.
We believe Indiana has gone for cass. -Ep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

80 counties in Virginia hgsrd rom. Tay.
Tor gain, in all a.out 1890. Alabama, Mobile
City, Charles and Russell Coultirs give FAY
gain 66J over Clay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

AopIS M @ Tho subscribers bavin, assn.
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