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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,

w KEELING, Lee. ., lS4S. \
| As il is probable that we may be visited in
short time by Cholera, and as il is well
kr own fact, that all Epidemic diseases. and
none more so than the Cholera. are made
more violent and fatal by filth and moisture.
The Board of Health are anxious TO place our
city in such state OF cleanliness Ms will in
sure. at least mild or modified attack Of the
disc Ease. As il is the moral or social duty OF
every citizen TO aid in this effort. the Board
require that oil filth and standing water De
removed from yards and cellars, or wherever
else on the premises; 4sha, private sewers and
privys he cleansed, that foul places be covered
with fresh lime, thai hog pens and Stables be
kept perfectly clean and that this be done,
not only now. but repeated from time TO
time as accession may require. Let each citi-
zen reso nc himself into Il committee Of health
and there ariu be safety IN case OF failure
TO comply with the demands above made, the
Board will feel themselves compelled rigidly
to enforce the penalties Of the Ordinance.
To insure the faithful performance Of this
duty, The Bosld Of Health will visit, in Z
body, within two weeks. every house in the
city. and will repeat these visits from tire TO
time.
BY order Of the Board Of Health.
JAMES TANNER, Stc'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
CGNAsrE
sen ATE


Friday Dec, 8.
The resolution from the house oil Delegates
fixing the 18th, Tor the election OF Generals
oil the LIST and 10Th Brgsdes. was CONQUERED
in also Tor electing Public Printer Oh The
18th inst.
The res luton of the Mouse of Delegates,
respecting committee of issi ol the civil
code, was taken up on motion OF MIR Witcher
who offered substitute TO the same, which
was adopted.
The resolution for the election OF Judge of
the 18th circuit. for Monday next, WAS con-
Cured in.
THE ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.
The resolution Tor the election OF Governor
WAS taken up, and amended fixing Tuesday,
the 18th inst WAS agreed TO.
STANDING COMMITTEES,
Committee on clsinis-Ales,rs Daniels,
McCsuley, Kinney, Smith, Hsrwood, Avere,t
and French.
On Internal lmprovemenis.-Messr Slos n,
Crump, Fry, Stannard. Dennis. Denesle. Reg.
ers and Tate.
On General Laws-Messrs. Tyler, Thonp
son, Amber, Stannsrd, Csrlile, Kinney aud
Tribe.
On Courts Of Jusiice--Mes,rs Stringer, Kane,
Witcbar, Woods, Daniel, Shae kieiOrd aud L.
boil.
To examine Clerks Office Harwood, French
aud Opie.
To E,smine Bonds Of Public Oficer.--
Messrs Kinney, Fry, Tyler, Tribe, sud
Pits.
On the Library-Messrs McCsaley, Witch
ar, Striugef, Pitts and Tate.
To Examine Penitentiary- Messrs. Smith,
Sloan. Parriott, Fry, Bsrbee, Avere,t and Is
boil
To examine Tressurer's Accounts--Messrs
Dennis, Deneales, Crump. HARDWOOD. French,
| aud Shsckleford.
On the Miliiia-Messrs. Cmmp, Rogers,
| McCsuIey, Kane, Woods. Csrlile, and Ave
| rett
On the Armory-Messrs. Rogers, Smith.
Psrriout, Denesle. Dennis. and Opie.
Joint Committee on the Revision OF the
Civil Codes.--Niessrs. Thompson, Amber,
Kinney, Sloan and Witcher.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Fry. the Senate adjourn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

The New York Niror thinks the facts which
ave leaked out in the course of the Butler
Divorce Case is far from being discredi'. bic
70 the lady. are, in fact. OF character to raise
Der IN the estimation Of those who do not
Know Der personly. snd thinks the counsel
Tor Mr.. Butler (Mr Dall,s.) has shown him
ell little too ready to treat her wi,ha de-
sree of aippsnt disrespect which the case
does not warrant. Ia conclusion the Mirror
sums up the case, a. it understands it, in this
WY
MIR. Butler drives his wife from his houss
snd then sskss jury 10 grant him a divorc,
on the sole ground Of her desertine him. Car
10 jury Of twelve men be found 10 grant such
reouest1 We think not. But ~ Philsdel
Phla lawyer could be hired TO aid the husbsn
To- Mrs. Butler in such design. perhaps
Philadelphia jury may BE- found 10 grant de
sree OF divorce on such grounds"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
A MEMBER FOR LIFE, ~ NOT A LIFE
MFMRER

MEMBER.
The New York Dsy Book, q very readable
ps per. by The way, mus, be held responsible
Tor the following story.
young man who was more fond Of ladies'
society than good sermons. invited a daught-
er OF one OF our milliousries 10 attend church
With him TO hear a sermon. by distinguished
divine OF The orthodox faith. II 80 happened
hat the eloquent preacher preached that az
terooon what is called charity sermon; snd
our young gentleman not having come pre-
pared Tor such an occurrence, called upon
his lair companion for lone Of the where
with TO respond TO the call Of the "couuibu-
ton box"
Have you any money!" said he TO the miss
land II 50, will you lend me trif1e"
81 have bill, said the lady. offering him
bank note. which he suddenly took and
dropped into the plate. The next day he
called upon his fair creditor to pay up.
How lsrge bill was that you gave me
yesterday, said he. ss he drew a one dollar
note from bis wallet.
Fifty dollars" wss the reply
"Mr. H. hands fell upon his lap,
and for about three minutes. he looked stead
lily into the lsdy's face without uttcring .
word. Al length he gave long low whistle
, rose slowly from his s-ar-bid the lady good
night-said he would call sgsin-snd left for
home.
Now fifty dollars TO Mr.. II was nc
,riaing sum, for he was "only a Clark on Z
small salary. but he "scrat ched round" raised
the money and paid it over. Ths, ives the
last contribution lie has ever made TO any
charitable fund; and as Tor charity sermons.
they are his sbhorsnce. He considers him
sef life member" OF every benevolent IN
stituiion in the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
LATEST COMMERCIAL lNTELLI.
.GESCE
Ha,er Cor,on Market. Nov. II

Ha,er Cor,on Market, Nov. l6
The has been good demand Tor cotton du-
ring ths past week and prices Of mos, descrip-
lions arc II. higher sgain. n D. midlings 10
now worth Gil. and isiI do 65f.
The total sales since our last report, sre
I. 900 bales, a. 52f. al T. Thsre has been no
lnpon. There has been no import. The
present stock is 81. 900 bales, sgsinst as. 900
las, y~sr and 200 IN lsA6.
P. S. The advicrs per Nisgsu, have just
come to hand; The cotton market has been
dull since. the sales amounting TO more than
600 bsles.
Other articles other articles Of Amer
lean produce, the market has been ~ IA, that
there has been no sales 10 to test prices. We
quote rice at 29i. 3oi.: whale bone. .97is2i.
lsllow, New York. 65f. potash 33is56i.
Wheat has again declined. the average
prices las, market day Mas AL per sack Of
400 lbs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
CIIsCULAK u:

I'M A. WRIGHT respectfully aequsipts her friend.
Ava and schoo, patrons, thai she purposes re omen
Inc her Select seminary Nam street afordinx Tui
lion an The substantial hTABe hes at Education
hef uiofoush course To tile sctoous scholar general
aud aining Ia instruct The mind and correct the
ais ~ indeiaisab efforts and unreittins endeavor.
OF dnty tue system maintained order and Dc
atty: The discipline exercised enity and dee
Terms per or OF twelve weeks, eoaim~ne ing on en-
trance into The school. and no lost time up except
on eondiiions-ssSo 10 - and eo. half Ia I'd
vance.
Terms for boarding scholars. sisted on on
reduction msds to tAose no provide Inetf on bea.
aud bedding and fixtures.
Wheeling. Mo-, %. Ie4e-MA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

The reduction of postage from the old nte
TO the present more moderate standard, was
denounced as inexpedient BY the loco ioco Of
fce-holders, when the bill psssed; but oil now
edmit thai, the present reduced rates are more
productive to the department while they ma
terially aid in the dissemination OF intelli-
penee and the advancement OF business. II
is now admitted by the postmaster general
that further reductions can be made without
the department sustaining loss, and the sub
ice, has already been brought before congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

HOUSE OF DELEG ATFS ,

| rIluby, OSsA
Reports from committees were frs, or.
| der.
MIR Moncure. from committee of Courts,
| made several reports.
Mr.. Conway presenteds communication
| from Judge Scott. declining to take his sra,
AZ one OF the Judges OF the Special Court Of
| Appeals under the act of the I'd Of March,
| lS4S, and his reasons therefor--reieIred to
| the Committee ON Courts OF Justice.
On motion OF Mr. Floyd. 500 copies were
ordered to be printed for special use Of the
House.
On motion OF MIR Booth,
Resolved, That the House in concurrence
with the Senate proceed. on the 4th inst 10
the election Of Judge for the 2nd Circuit, Of
the LIST Judicial District. TO supply Vacancy,
occasioned By the death OF the Hon. Jas. II,
Ghols,
MIR Moore oflered the following.
Resolved, That a special committee be ap-
pointed 10 inquire into the expediency Of ex-
tending the jurisdiction OF single Justices Of
the Peace To $50.
Mr. Thomas moved TO amend BY substituting
the Committee OF Courts Of Justice.
Which motion bring opposed by Mr. Moore
and MIR Floyd was rejected. The resolution
was adopted,
Ol ihosiou Oh WI upU,
Resolved, That the committee on Militia
Laws inquire into the expediency. repeating
an act changing the time OF training Of the or
ficers and the regimentai and Battalion mus.
tiers, passed March II. '49.
On motion OF Mr. Golf
Resolved, That the Committee on Finance
inquire into the e1pediency of changing Tho
term OF office Of the Commissioners ui Reve-
nue.. from time required by law 10 longer
period.
On motion Of Mr. Ferguson.
Resolved, That the Committee OF Courts,
inquire into the expectancy OF eecting an al
torney 10 prosecute the pleas OF the Common
wealth IN zach OF the Juiicisl Cheats in this
Commonwealth. by joint vote OF both The
Houses OF the General Assembly.
On motion OF Mr. Golf.
Resolved, That the Committee on Rns.s
inquire into the expediency Of incorporate
n JOINT Stock Company 10 construct 4 road
from Phlllippi, in the County OF Barbour, 10
Clarksburgh IN the county Vt Harrison.
On molion oi Mr. Hell,
Resolved. That the committee OF Courts
inquire into the eIp-diency OF paying jurors
a reasona bic per diem for their services in The
Courts OF the Commonwealth,
Ga motion oil Mr. Laidl-y.
Resolved that the Committee Of Proposi-
tions aud Givances inquire into the eXpcdien
cy .. changing the place OF holdings separate
election IRON the House oil J Ritter in Wal.
nut Grove, in Putnam, 10 the house Of Alex.
Csruthefs, near the mouth OF Polalico 10 said
County.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
j. Is. ROBINSON.
NEW ROCKS

HAsSERNAC. The Thief Taker or the Rival Ris.
49, tiers of lriinount, tale of tricks and traps and
OF misery ana M siery by Hazel author of Big Dick,
&c The Captain or the Wooden W ais w ell Manned
eompi eienfing view OF naval society and NJ anners.
ihifiy Years since the Ruined Family. by G. r. 4.
James. Memoirs OF Physician, Ivy Alexander Dumas.
w isons Tales Of the Borders Arabian Nights Illus.
na'ed ny GOO beautiful designs on wood. Paul Ardes:
neili OF the Monk of Wissalokin. by Geo Lipps I'd.
flc'ofial Brother Jonathan, for Christmas and New
Years Just reed and for sale a. WAKEMAN'S Liter.
airy Depot, No. III Main street dec5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

THE VOTE OF MAYLAND.--The Mary
land Electors, met in the Senate Chamber Al
Ammo polls on "Wednesday last, and organized
BY appointing William Lingsn Gather, Esq.,
President oil the college, and Colonel Jos. Il.
Nicholson Secretary. Alter which they cast
their ballotE-For President OF the United
States, General Zachary Taylor; ior Vice
President, Willard Fillmore.
Mr. Nicholson was appointed Messenger to
carry the record oil the vote 10 the City VI
w sshington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
~<s2,ssKEA
VOSE ~
From the Pittsburgh Post.
OHIO LEGISLATURE
THREATENED REVOLUTION.

Columbus Dec IL.
In Sena,e.-No choice has yet been made ,
OF Sergeant. at Arms.
Mr. Archibald, democrat, has offered the
following preamble aud resolutions;
Where's, The Constitution expressly pro-
vides. tina, no money shall br drawn from the
Treasury, except in consequence oil 'spProPr'-
aiions made BY law: and whereas the power
conferred by law in the Auditor Of State TO
levy tax and pay interest on the public debt
was intended to be exercised under the strict
supervision Of the General Assembly. that il
the Auditor shall during the interregnum, at
tempt the exercise OF any powers; he shall BE-
deemed an enemy to his country. There
fore,
| Resolved. That the imposition OF taxes rs
an exercise OF high sovereign power. and that
its delegation TO the Auditor is unconstl,ution
al, null and void.
| Resolved, That Senators voting for this,
will by all open means. peaceable or iorci-
bic, oppose the collection Of taxes during the
IdlsorgaDization oil the Assembly, ana Tor Inc
fulflmen, OF this resolution, they pledge their
lives, fortunes aud sacred honor.
Resolved, That County Treasdrers are here
BY advised and invited, by the Sens,ors So
voting. to withhold the Safe revenue Tor the
present, un;il the organization o the Assem-.
bly,. or ul,eror measures be devised BY the
friends cf the country.
Several speeches followed the resolutions.
Mr.. Whitman, Democrat. stated the design
of his asst GATES TO be, to wait until O sufii
cier, time should have elapsed for the organ
,zslion Ct the Legislature, when the peopl,
would come to Columbus, and organize pro
visionsl government.
The resolutions were then ordered to b,
printed and laid on the table.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
Frankfort, Dec. 6, 1913.

DcC U, lO4c.
DEAR SIR: The College Of ELECTORS Of
President and Vice President ssse,n sled at the
Capitol at IL O'Clock in the Senate chamber
according to law.
Gen. Combs rose and remarked that ss the
only Elec,or who had served on a former &C.
| cssion, he would take leave to call the col
lege TO order, and TO suggest the name OF Ii.
Gov. Dickson, President; whereupon, be
was unanimously elected.
A ballot was then taken for President,
whea Gen Zachary Taylor. of Lousiana. re-
ceived twelve votes.
Then for Vice President. when Milliard
Fillmore OF New York. received twelve votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
GEN. TAYLoR.-The Pittsburgh Pos,

GEN. TAYLOR.-The Pittsburgh Pos, s.
vows itself morally certain that Gen Taylor
will never get along with the presidency that
be will have the old wings. the natives, the
northern men and southern men all surround
ing and pulling him every which way. II
he does he will be no worse of than he was
Of Buena Vista, with Sasta Anns in front &
Polk. Marcy & Co. fighting him in the rear.
He got through that affair very well, and we
have no doubt he will 10 the same with this.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

pROF. r W. JENNINGS respectfully gives notice
TO his friends and the citizens of Wheeling that the
second term Of his school for the ahe polite and me-
eessary Accomplishment, will commence on Monday
evening. Dee 4h 1913. at Cong'ess Hall and will con.
tinue ON Mondays and Fridays
Hours for instructisn from o'clock to for Ladies'
and from, 2 to 10 o'clock for Gentlemen.
Terms. IS for Is Lessons.
Mr.. j. will teach Waltz and Fsika Cotiijons in his
SCHOOL and viii give private lessons In Waiting, FOL.
ks Plinss. hornpipes &c. to all thai may favor him
with call. noveq- In,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
CHEAPER YET.

"A LII persons wanin. ha'ssns will do well 70 call on
4A the subscriber where they viii find COUNTERS
AND SHELVES well stored with the best goods in
the narketait al which am determined to sell from
ts day on. al least 70 per cent cheaper than
am resolved 10 reduce present heavy stock Of fan
cy and domestic Dry Goods ia the next coming tive
months to the lowest possible point without regard to
prohts-and As To reunant and old stock &c, ! will
sell them OF without regard either to cost proht, or
even the interest them. and customers ih
orally would not mind thowue them in homes. 30
come on one and all, and examine for yourselves
ALIEN. HESMAN,
decd No rs aue's How.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
STEAMBOAT REGISTER,

REPORTED Ky e. u RFRpt CORDACE MANI
FACrURER.
AR!lNALS Ann DEPARTURES
NJ Boats jor the last ~ hours ending yester
day al 4 O'Clock. p. NJ,
ARRIVED.
Telegraph No. 2, Hazlet, Pittsburgh.
Monnngshela Stone,
Hail Cslunbis, Green, Cincinnati.
Brilliant, Grace,
Friendship, Davis,
Consul, Weber, Pittsburgh
Virginia, Dawson. Sleubenvillt,
DEPARTED.
Telegraph No. 2, Huzelett. Louisville.
Monongshela. Stone. Cincinnati.a
Brilliant, Grace, Pittsburgh.
Consul, Weber, -
Virginia, Dawson. Sleuhenville.
l9 ieet, water rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
Trustees Sale.

pf virtue OF Deed Of Trust, executed hy VIM Mar.
~ lin aud Henry kcso, bearing date Apri 2jth Is1;
and recorded the CLERKS Office Of TIE County Court
OF Marshall county. in deed hook No g. page ~ shs,i
on Friday, ihe ehh day OF December next proceed 10
SET on me premises certain tract of land situated ON
Boggs' Run in the said county OF Msr.haII ron.in;n.
u scres 10 poes and having steam Saw Mill thereon
Heg as trustee shall only convey such title a in
vested IN me by the deed NJ trust
hovSO di&w2 las. III. McMFcHFN Tru.,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

VIII he will sell low any other store west ofthe
mountains. Among his stock may he found every
RELY Of ANAL articles of domestic use from q PANTY
Rihe TO hutton mould, either by the package or a,
retail and he VIII he happy to wait upon customers Al
all times. Please call and ex anime. decl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
ANCHORS.

N ANCHORS, warranted good material, vary Ing
u ~ IN from ITO To $50 - On hand and t.r ali
low BY lnovl1l CHAS. n. BERRY, Water at
IT = We would advise all person. IaLorins undo.
Coughs, Colds, ke, (Which common al ID q sea
son OF the ear 10 use hs.srLlsoEz laarovsp Sxs
W OF boSKsEr. 10 - hat At
bkENILlNGEk's Ap thees, Moa'oe street,
WooDkpH seroe-ry, lot WsfI. Main st
4 {. JEfFkHS' Grocery. Hast "a he~liar
49,. w u. RON sLLis do, Msis, below Qutasy 81
Whs~l'ng, Nov. ~, isge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

We hear but little said Of and nothing be-
ing done to the Baltimore Il Ohio Rsil Rosd
Is there no one in Baltimore with energy and
public spirit enough to give it en- impetus'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

Going it NTH rush.-Ths Indiana State
Journal records the marriage Of G. Il. Bout,
right and adds:-",his is Esq. Boutright's 9Th
marriage"
We should say that MIR. Boughtrgh. WAS
bout wrong to marry so many times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

FLORlDA--The Legislature OF Florida
Assembled at Tallahassee, on tho 2Sth ult.--
In the Senste, Hon f Tracy VA. elected Pres
ideni, and w c Lancaster was elected secre-
tary. In the House, Hon B. A. Pu,nsm WIS
elected Speaker, and Charles w. Downing.
Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

We are the last man in the world ,oUum-
Bile. bot we:.do think we ought some'iue' TO
get one Of our four Richmond papers in pro-
per SEASON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore sting between ia OBJ
Henry and Thomas &. Robinson, under the firm Of
Henry Il Robinson was dissolved BY usl consent
the LIST int.
The business viii hereafter he conducted by Jscob
Henry the old stand Main street who 10 hereby
Authorized 10 receive all debts due the concern and H.
quids ale all claims JACOB IIESRY
Dee. 4, 1s4s r. &. ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

r COX AT THis.-Au persons knowing Themselves
- indebted 10 Geo W. Graham, deceased mus mass
pay to me, before the OF January al The
old stand on Monroe street, AZ am legally authorized
10 ssiiis the same IL settlement 10 made by that
time. alt the accounts viii he placed in the hands OF
proper Officers for collection. fdeei3l sFFARis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13

The cholera is gradually progressing in New
York. and tie terrible ravSges will be iel' here
unless the city is thoroughly purified.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
100 MAIN STpEEr

vxTE have on hand for the Fall trade good an a.
w sortmeni as we usually have, ing of Sod
d. ., ifides, Harness, Trunks, Nssss, Carpet Rage.
ai1 5aebes Saddle Bags, Collars ames Trace eha,ns.
etc, etc Our work made of the hest material and ~
good workmen, and we will sell on fair terms Oar
FORMER customer, We hope, viii avor th a call.
as wen as any others who may anything il ovS
line OF business a. we viii pains endeavoe
To please all who do. Al kinds OF made order
and old work repaired Without delay.
kICOi.L 4 CARR,
oci9O Siyn NJ the rrunk ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
A EARN EOR SALE

me subscriber purposes 10 sel The isrn on " hieh n,
49,, now RESIDES, lying o. The head waters OF LI,tI,
""ss.hg 'isrA ~ ONO county, stoat half mile from
enmofet Mil The Farm contains Iss acre. ON
hh'eh IS good frame Dwelling House ana GOOD franz
esfn ssd cow shed, 20 feet long. and an excellent
ofehsid There IS about IT'S i2o acre. cleared WIN
ssuheieht qsa iy OF good eadow, aad the ,,,n,,,,
ue' wen tmbefsd sad taim II well atsred Po..e.
s'oh would he sivea on The lot OF Ami n~xt p,
'sis.s spry TO the subscriber, living The preni,e,
1888 John EMMFRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
klCOt.L 4 CARR,
Sign of the Trunk, Flag, etc,

r oST-In ihs Market House, on Saturday novniss
- the 18th instant, calf skin w ai,et NJ 4
$40 note on the North Western Bank of irgiris Is o.
the slate Bank Of Ohio and about or SIS on other
Banks not re'he.ohered The finder will be suitably
rewarded ny iesving u al this once. ncv2c-a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-13
NpLlyEn COMPLAINT j. AWAY. cure. by III.

il PLINER COMPLAINT is always eurei by the
use of DR. C C. Vaughn's Veseiah iithontr tc III
Great Amesiean REMEDY; here is a letter from 9
ntilsB"RoJs On. q. Jan. list. lsy-.
Or G c. NArGHs.-pear Sri deem az a duty owe
yau and the world al large to make the folio Ing state
ment Ia Angsst last your travelling Agent ien some
Of med with me to sell Seeing the great re-
Communications and being myself afflicted with Liver
complaint, tried one small bottle, II at once gave ne
relief tried second and 1ou VIII he ssionisLed to
learn. great WAS its power that comp stcy Gu.
red. aud am now stout aud we'll a. ! my
life. commenced selling the medicine my custom
ers. and ito singular effect ieii aiey Infested
was successful IN all cases. winch our ,nedi
cal men stated could OF be cured. chcerfuy olss
testimony In favor OF your Liaontfptie MiiiuFe and
hereby state that consider IL superior to all ohef pre-
pa'sions nov the country. Wan you ple<ss forward
more as soon as possible.
You're, very respectfully.
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