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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
SY TELEGRAPH
Correspondence of the Times
jcerresPcuaeuee u The fiuslursi GAtstis.l
CONG K ESS.

Washington. Jan. y.
SEy4rE MIR. Rush. from the Committee
on Naval Ahsirs sgrecsbly 10 notice brought
in a bill which was rad the first aud second
time and referred which provides ior the in
corporation OF the Texan Navy with dot OF
The Uni'-J States.
Mr. Pearce, (rom the Committee on the Li-
brary. reported bill Tor the purchase Of the
Homilinn papers.
The Senate then Trocredes To the discus
sion Of the Teu Regiment Bill when Nc.
Cass oppressed the hope that the debate would
soou cipsc.
Nj. Phelps had the floor. and addressed tie
Senarra, length end at the close Of his re.
marks he Senate udjouruel to Monday.
House -Aiicr The organization Mr. Daniel
moved reconsideration Of the vote laying
on tbs able the resolution 10 procure an in-
de1 Of all claims that hal been pres nled 10
Congress as mentioned yesterday which was
lost.
The House then proceeded to the business
of the day, which was the private cslender
Tha Speaker laid before the house yariou.
communications from the Executive Depart.
ment, which was oriere.l 10 be printed, and
the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
ViR GINA LIZ ifSh\fURE
Mon lay, Jan'y 81, 1913.
SENATE.

On motion Of Mr. Fry. the bill creating the
new county OF Putnsm, was taken up and re.
committed.
Mr. Nilchcr reported the bill proviling f,r
district Tree schools in the county oil Patrick;
which being read was passed.
Mr Paui"t reported the bill incorporating
the Wheeling Female Seminary; which was
also passed
N Ere reported the bill establishing the
district free school system in kanauha; which
was also passed.
Tn bill 90 provide for the extension Of the
Southwestern turnpike Road TO the town OF
Blehanan. was iaktn up, on motion OF Mr.
Thompson, snt being explained by Mr. Me-
CsulVY. passed.
TINS bill appropIidtes 10000 a year TO-.
three years by the Sale.
tn hIli dIvorciug Geo. w Foster from
his wife Morgsr-t, was token up on motion
oi Nh Chprftm an passed
On m,iion OF Witcher,
The senate adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
THlNGSIN PHII,ADFI PpJA

Remedics against FIRE Riots. For The pur-
pose snppressIng the dlsgraceiul fire riots and
outrage The Commissioners OF Spring Garden
PhiIadel phIa, ollrr reward of Sl00 for the
arrest OF any person found engaged in fire
riot in that district. and authorizes the arrest
o. every member OF the Good Will Engine
company caught running with their apparatus
IN Spring Garden. The Commissioners ais,
recommend a colnbined action on the part Of
he police OF the several districts.
Explosion and Loss Of Life-A dreadiul
accident occurred on Tuesday al Crniher's tur-
nins shop. New Market Street, Filade pala
A loang man named John Dufhe. was so
severely injured By the bursting of boiler,
That he died while on his way to he hospital.
u rea' damage was done to ,he buildings ma
chinerv, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
JOURNEYMEN'S MEETING.

Al a meeting OF the Journey men house
Carpenters OF the city of Wheeling, held in
the City Hall on Friday evening Jan. IS lo4S
JoHS COULTER was called to The chair. and
MARK A. CUSTER appointed secretary.
On motion the following resolutions were
adopted
hescved that the Bosses be reminded Of
The ten hpur system. commencing on the 10Th
Mafch Io4o' ending on the 10th November.
Resolved, That we work TOR not less ,h,n
Sl,50 per day from tue 10Th OF March TO the
20tn OF November,
hesol'ed, That the proceedings Of this
me- 'ios be Published in iue city papers.
on motion the meeting adjourned
JOHN COULTER Chm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
DR.. Swaync's
CELEBRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD


CHERRY.
Read the most celebrated cure of Cousumntion ever
placed upon record
DR. swAYsr-Dear Sir: I feel ii a debt of gratitude
due To you-and duty to The afflicted generally To otter
my hnnilde Testimony in of your .mpoInd Syru,
OF Niid Cherry. Souc three yeArs since was yio
cnt'y stacked with cold and Inflammation OF the
i.o'ss wlirh was accompanied with very ng
eoheh, pam IN the breast and heAd very lie
discharged OF offensive uiueus from the lungs espec ally
upon change OF weather krwever slight Al nTst fei,
no Harn, about my condition, hui pretty soon con.
Ninced that was RAPIDLY going int eonsintstiau 4
grew saly weaker, and ii length wa. SCARCELY a 10 A..
walk aNon or speak ABOVE wbis cr, such was The e
eecahg weakness OF my lungs During this iiate had
e" hs"us pfepafallHhs ahd prescriptions, hui found
10 FORTHCOMING all the time Just tefe was
ADVISED and persuaded by dear friend ia w ilnnsto.
!" MAKE tfiai OF your Syrup Of Wild Cherry | must
confess that previously had been pfaindeed assnst
patent medicines and am siiii against those comm.
Out OF me hande al empires hat undarsisnd,g vonr
claims 10 me profession and prsctice MEDICINE and
'as ,npe. ialtt "a tue saving OF my friends.
iotlNhh purchase Of DR. shaw one of YOUR a.r,,is a
lew hottes, and commenced It's USE Al. d,srs1. WAS al
shs ilhe OF ~ OF IS nouhs standing and
was deeply seated. fouad, hsNev.f c,a.idersbe re-
ei rom me use OF the FIRST ionT i've la ll.s But
heing public speaker frequently attempted 10 preach
WIN my increasing strength, and thes-h, rnpiur.d
snan, tial lad already begun 10 heal; IN the
"Vop'ss, "y cure was greatly retarded. La eouse-
Sa'nee OF aching thus ln,Pfudeny had To use ~ or H.
e"''es "i"te was perfectly Restored have M aur.-
to' huel smaller number of hOiiles would nave made
ns S"ha, but Tor the Hialve indscr~tivn Tic s. rp
siiayed IL" hveTish hahn did awav the Distressing
cough, pot stop Ia the discharge of matter from the
hse "ectfed Offering tins cetineai tin now the
par pose OF seinr perfectly satisfied with the
OF te cure and now that feel perfectly well otter IL
WI" ~. easnee, REV JORDAN.
be onsinA and only genuine article is prepared by
~ sm tfNE, corner OF Eighth and Race streets. rhi.
% fot sale ~ James Baker anu Marsh, Taylor and
Marsh, Whseing. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

country. AMI the snneNi1' Business yorl b
pr'ttY much over. That is. the a1neGin' oi
Mexico: aud take il You'll give u.s. hnly.
lay aut let US rest few months before we
hitch on 20 The next country down sou'h.-
A'i, besides, W. shat, need that hulylay. 20
sc about cieeling you President another
TN; Tor youli have to BE- plerted in the rom
mon way once mHre. before YOU will 5e strong
enough 10 s'ani Press ieat all the tim with.
'ut any election. ! sc things is guin' ui
very wsl! tar your elec,iol tlIs time. tbs
more csu liiaIes there is on blth sil.s. the
better twill BE- iur YOU, anl it app-,rs npw
- though there was going IT, be lots oi'.em."
remain your llthiul friend
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
MORE ROMANCE Til. Cha,lss,o, p

MORE ROM ANCE The Charleston p
lfio' mentions circumstances as related in
letter from Key West, that NAV be classed
among The romantic. 4 short lime since a
vessel bound to Mexico ran ashore ON the reef
Among the crew was beautiful young LADY,,
disguised as boy The crew supposine her
to be what her garments represented her she
was required to take her regular spell at the
pumps. She revealed her situation and ser
10 the captain, who of course relieved her at
once from position so unsuitable TO the pre-
vious habits OF her lille, She is of a yer, re-
spectacle family al the North, and has an
attachment Tor one who hal gone forth TO
fight his counlrys battles ia Mexico. Hear
ing that her lover had been wounded. she had
assumed boys attire and eioped from The
paiernal roof for the purpose OF Joining her
sweetheart. and nursing him on hi, bed OF
sickness and pain. She has been treated
with great kindness b, the hospi,abe people
II Key West, ana Is 10 be sent home. doubt.
Isss much against her own inclinaiious.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
THE WdlGS OF VIRGINIA

we publish today the proceedings Of the
wing, OF Monroe, Essex, Meckienburg, Sonth-
anpton and Lancaster counties-and we are
compelled 10 deler those from Jefferson,
Roanoke Pittsylvauia, Fayette aud Rocking.
nam, watch have also reach d US The Con.
vehiion OF The 23l promises TO be VERY unmer-
ousiy attended--and we anticipate from its
deliberations the happiest results. Nearly
every county Is in favor ola National Conyen.
uli' and indeed We remember only one which
ef presses an opinion decidedly adverse TO
that indispensable mode OF org)nihal ion.
Richmond UAir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

how lite do tngss rspaclous and hlmsy
politicians, who daiig expecioraie into the
columns q certain papers. know oi zachary
Taylor How scenty rs the information pos
sessed b. the country at large, III relation to
tue superior mental endow meHts aud great
moral attributes which cluster around his cha
racter Hi- elevation to ID. Presidency, which
| look upon as almost inevitable, would do
more towards restoring 10 us the paimy days
oi the esrlier Presidents. when tn affairs OF
government were administered on purely cou-
sIltutional grounds, and when the anomaly OF
kitchen cabinets were unkn0wn-than any
combination oil event. Likely TO take place
within the present century. From what
personally know sop OF Gen. 1ayIor's views
Oh the subject OF government, ieel con,in-
ced that under his paternal auspices, those
-xecrable sys ems which have 50 long made
the administration OF justice the mere whs
per ol faction, would be completely rooted
out Merit, oil whatever grow It, and ca,ibre,
would meet with ready ackno o!edgment OF
it. preten,ions. Sychophlncy would be dis
catied aud rebuktd. NJ vile insiauations
against private character would be tolerated.
The lnsidous siandrrer. however cunnngly
disguised would had no resting pace IN The
White House. - But. Clipper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
MARX A. CUSTER, Scc'u

Nh. P0lNSETT ON THE WaR.-Tle
Naoonal lntellisencof contains letter from
JOSH Il. Poinsett for some years minister to
MeAeo, aud aiterward Secretary Of War. adj.
q essei 10 Senator Butler OF South Carolina.
Mr.. Polnsett deuounces most emphatically
The policy Of the administration in regard 10
Vie war, characterising the views Of the PRES
lirni Is chlin real, lilies thst the course of
oar government will lead 10 still further
useless expenditure of blood, aud treasure.
while lis policy will hually have TO be aban-
donr" A. d expresses Ih- opinion that our
troops could now be Withdrawn from Mexico
not only without dishonor, but that step
would elevate Us in the estimation Of the
world
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

All persons d,sirous Of uniting themselves
in the iorma,ien Of a End Presbyterian Con
gregalion. in South Wheeling, ure requested
to meet at he lecture room oi the Pr 'shyte-
Ran Church. OF ith street. this. (Monday)
evening, at half asst 6 O'Clock.
WEeeIiog Jan. 81, 1913.
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"IE1iNiA,--ls CHASt EKY-At Ru,es hsld in ,h
'leths "ilee OF tie Circuit Superior Conn ~ 4 an
JanusFy. lssc - " NV "''"'" W
1ohn . saer,f aud Morgan NJ. shirA. partner. upd.,
NV ~ VI 'He'i" g shifk, Compiainan,s.
against
James FORSYTH and james Z Baker partners p,de-
~ n'm o, FORSYTH Baker, Danie W Boss Robert =
TWIN tash Hsrs, leonard y FORSYTH Isaac n f,,ts,
andre~ byers Robert Mecargcan, Zephaniah car,s,'
~ uiam mn Ma hsnlel Is Hog, Richard = smith
'"Ah Aiken, ~ ouiss uiiver snd George Shock '
,rh. 5aa.ns,., =, Defendants
a, .e rhaanss b"ss, HAYS, Isaac Carter Re-.
N. atran biii hosr, santa. Aiken Oliver and sha.s
no hs eh'sfed telr appearance aud given s-c,,,
49,. s"'s y" Inv act Assembly and the Ru'ss OF az
az 10 ,hnas,taHs p the Commonwealth OF Virsjpi
on motion OF ton' ainsRls ~ eoHn,.i n il ntlh,
They do appear herr thr nrsi dsv o, tbs ed mat
thls '"uli aud saswer the conplsinsnt.s i ,s,n ~
cory Of ihi. o'ef te orshw Nh inserted 4, - H mat
paper iFihisd IN The city Of Wheeins sr ,Ihe~s F
s,9aee's'seiy aud s-ted al the iron, s.or 81 IN
honse - Ohio com ". 4 copy tssie - '"e 'eurt 7
=" - ALEx. r LAiDLEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
VERY LATE FROM SOUTH AMERiC \.

a letter dated Boston, Jan. 18th. al night,
states that the schooner Dtnlsh E,tesan,
had just arrived from Buenos Ayres, whence
she sailed on the 2sl OF November
the British Packet oil that date saws. I'VE
ar. daily in the expectation OF the arrival of
news from the army OF OPERATIONS Ia Corrien-
ties. Il is supposed to have effected TIE pas
sage OF the river of that name by the end OF
las month.
The detection OF the Madaraces Was he
coming most numerous as tue army advanceu.
The comma nder OF the tsquina, aud his broth
or, win all the troops und-r their command
had latterv joined it's ranks From the de-
position manifested BY the Corrlentes people,
hopes were entertained that the csmpaion -"
be "a olood'ess ens oe no probability of Lopez
u faragaay, ugaln entering the lists.
Onappllcdtion OF the foreign merchants.
government has granted an extension OF the
term al!owei, OF the present trade with the
enemys ports, until The 20th OF December.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

A man ia the Maryland legislature has Of
fetred resolutions Pro'itios Tor the establish
ment OF the ten hour regulation OF lator O.
yer the STATE, by Law. We humbly conceive
that that matter would be much better regu-
lated by the employer ana employed. We
would make onr suggestion TO parties con
ccrnej in legislation that appears 10 us as cor
rect. Every cf1r, at Legislation for particu-
lsr interests tends to draw distinction be-
tween hem and Others, creates classes, aud
increases tie difi u,ty OF changing ito'n one
clss, to another. A. il now is; in our coun-
try, he vho is the journeyman today may be
the rployer tomorrow. Is it not best II
should be so2 WAY then, should there be an
effort 10 separate ;htir interests aud stamp
the feeling ur class aud partizan emotions up
on their minds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

A meeting OF the Directors OF the WHEEL.
rag West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike
Company will be held at the Steward Inn ON
Saturday, the 9th day OF February, at lOo'cl.
A. NJ al which time aud place the siookhol-
ders are invited 10 attend. BY order
JOHN ENGLISH. Chm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
Washington. Jan. %.

Washington, Jan. IS.
Bench warrants, it is understood. have
been issued Tor the oprreheusl II Of Re,ery
johnson and Robert Bent, engaged in the
dispute yesterdss il the Supreme Court
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
STEAMBOAT REGISTER

REPORTED RY c. n BERRY
ARNivALs Ann DEPARTURES
IF Boais for The last 81 hours iins .Sa,ur
day AZ O'Clock. p. ".
ARRIVED.
Robt Morris, Campbell, Pittsburgh.
Germantown. McDeBn. :.
Pike No s, Lynn. Cincinnati
Brooklyn, Boies, ST. Louis
Rhode Island. Green, Steubenvilie.
DtPARTED.
Robt. Morris, Campbell, 81. Louis.
DR. franklin, Mcclure Cincinnati.
Germantown. Mclean, -
Brooklyn Boies, Pittsburgh.
Pike No s, Lynn.
Rhode Island, Green, Sieubenvile.
81 feet water in the q annel-rising
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

lAPoTANT DEcisiOS.-rhe High Cour, Of
Errors oi Mississippi has given decision va
cdung the deed OF assiugmen, OF the Eait
Road bank OF hoksours, aud throwing the
Whole business OF the Bank back INTO the
hands OF the president aud directors as # stood
before he assignment The Jackson Southrou
says tins Is one OF the most important deeis.
Ions ever made IN Mlssississipp. The cspi-
la OF the Bank was 81 600, 600
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

THINGS IN BOSTON The Post s,v,
that an indignant husband cowhided dry
gods dealer n Hanover street. on SsturIay
i"r using abusive language 10 the cowhiIers
"lie when she attempted 10 beat him down
On the price OF some goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
FOR PRESIDENT. IN
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.

\ letter from Columbus informs Us that The
Appointment bill h,s heen 81 amended. as
To give Guernsey aud B-imon, each one Rep
re.-nlsIiyc. and on. M rnmnon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
BILLS PASSED.

The following bills were read third time
aud passed:
4 bill 20 revive aud amend the act passed
April The 2nd, 1899. ch, 1875, incorporating
The Craze Creek Turnpike; and
Bills were considered N their earl; stages
and a number were ordered 10 be eugrussed
The report OF the Committed OF PROPOSE
tons, *. adverse 10 the petition OF Clement
NJ. Atkls-on and Others oil Halifax, was read
read aud agreed to.
The report of the same committee ayefse
to the petition OF citizens OF Mathews for Two
separate elections in said county, was real
and agreed to.
The report OF the committee OF Schools. &c.
against the petitions OF citizens oil Roanoke
Tor aid 10 The Virginia Collegiate institute, was
read and agreed 10.
On motion oil Mr.. Burdett. the House took
up the report al the committee OF Courts OF
Justice against the petition Of Jesse Ii. &.
Pun Tor divorce from his wife The peli-
ton was formerly reported against by the con-
nlttee because the case had not been before
The county Court. II was then recommi,-
ted with Instructions to examine. The
merits OF the petition, and report upon
them without regard 10 The failure TO biiDg the
case before the Court; and The commute
having 50 examined The petition, reported a
gain adversely upon il.
Mr.. Buuett moved 10 reverse the decision
oil the committee. which molten was nesaliv-
ed, and the report was agreed 10.
The bill on its reading, allowing compen-
satltn to.surveyors OF roads Tor notifying hands
10 work on the same. was indefinitely post
poned, on motion OF Mr.. Rives.
On motion oil Mr.. Watson the bill for the
further protection OF sheep in Aliemare CO.,
was indefinitely postponed
On motion ui MIR. Meredith.
The House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mondds. Jan. u, ISIS.
A message was received from he Senate,
announcing the passage OF certain bills, al
ready mentioned in the report OF their pro-
iceedings-logether with the iul owing bills.
with amendments, VIZ:
Committees were called in order FOR reports
aud number WIRE PRESENTED.
o. motion oi Mr. Siovall
Resolved, That the committee OF Roads.
&c enquire into the expectancy of reporting
d bill requiring that in all cases III which the
State is subscriber 10 tie stock OF any h.trr-
nal Improvement Company no lotatinn oil the
route shall be made until The State is repre-
scented in the Directory.
On motion OF MIR MAYO,
Resolved, That the committee for Courts
of Justice enquire into the expediency OF a
mendins the law in reference To the return of
lists of proba,s and administration to the Of
fee OF the General Court.
On motion of Mr. Conway
Resolved, That 50 much oil the Governor 5
message as recommends Il reduction oil the
number of justices now required TO oonsii
tuie County Court. be referred 10 the COM
mittee OF Counts OF Justice.
| On motion of Mr. Johnson. OF Harrison,
| Resolved, That the committee OF Proposi.
tons, &c, inquire into the expedency Of au-
ihorIsing the separate election now required
| to be held at the house OF Samuel Clemens
in the county OF Harrison, to be held hereat-
ter at the School House or Common Hall in
West milford in the said county oil Harli-
/ SOL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

The Peter burg pap~,s sunounce, with
much ieeiag the death OF WIN. x Chisves,
E.u.. enc o. the memorable Canada Nolun-
teers. WHOSE chiyoirous services in the las,
war won ior that thriving town the title
Of "Cockcade Of the Union" The Inteli-
igencer states that 40 more ihon two OF three
Of this noble baud now remain in Petersburg.
Mr.. Chi; ewes was one Of its mos, beloved.
high-minded a0l honorable members. He
dird on Thursday morning ias'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

ASSERTING THEIR RlGHFs.-The lsdie,
OF rgos'cola are asserting Ih-ir rights, snd
making proper use Of The privileges that
leap year gives then. They gave on the o,h
OF January ball 10 ne brsu1, and each Iady
selected her partner IN Inc dame.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
yymGINIA-ls cn..-Ea, NJ Rnle. he-i IN u.

" IkGiNfA--iN CHA SHE uY Nj Rules hed IN tic
Cicrks o'ier 81 tie C-cnu SHscrivr court Of law
and Chaneery. f,, the corpiy % Ohio in month q
January. is4-
William y EjcA'aum sud Alexander Sample. rartrers
under the arm OF Eicit.sur q Sample, Compartments,
cgfiaR
naniel " Blss, Rush Usgs. Leonard Forsyth.
Isaac y Carter. Andrew Byss. Koheu McCsrrfnn.
Ohio County, nr.eadsuts-
The Defendants Bcss. HAYS, Isaac Carer. Byers,
NcCar'eaH ard Hephsniah Carter. no; having entered
Their appearance and given according the
set nf Assembly and Size RuiCs ct this coiu and -
rearuc hy satisfactory proof that they iuhaii-
tas,s Of the commonwealth Of NrgintS on ot,ot %
complasrgs by counsel u ordered tSsi ~ cy @ np
here tie 'irs day Of The term of ts an
answer the compliments hi, and that cary o. this
order he forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
in the city OF Nhee'ng for Two months succcssivey.
ard posted i'ie door of te Court House OF o
county. co., ;cse. ALEX. 4. LAInBEY.
(tiemen~) Jan Il Clcfk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
WHEELING COTTON Ills

ff1hE WHEELING COTTON FACTORY !. nox.
- ia operation aud prepared to furnish
o oaoM on tETiNGs MARPs,
COTTON YARNS. aud RAFTING
Merchants are respectfully invited To cali and
lheit Goods, or send their orders, which viii ,,es,
jan "A san orr ~" : oi'th 81
a. Wesvers wanted at the rsctorv ""''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
ASorHIR EsoLt,H fosrrsr

ASorHrR EseLIsH fosrusE.-We learn
from tne boston Tm.s, that William Din.
neIord Esq, the we'll known aud popular
theatrical manager, has become heir 10 onite
deceased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

There viii be meeting OF the Lyceum
this evening al Mr.. Laidley's office, al I, o.
clock s. CLEMENS Ser'r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

. To- p.'enrarIs Eoss, HAYS, Isaac Carter B,crr
Me, hftah hl Hog. Smith, Aiken. oliver and Stoek
hot having entered Their appearance and gwen sccntt,v
according TO tie uct Of Assembly and The guirs OF t4
Court, aud appearing by satisfactory ptoof that ey
are mol inhahtants of the tonuioiwcalil IT virginia
on mot"h oitoDPianauis hy counsel il is ordered that
@ 40 appear hefe on TIE hfsi day OF the term OF
this Court and the compartments mn sr ~,
copy OF tins order he forthwith, inserted IN some news.
paper printed IN the city Of " hesng. for two months
sneeessiveiy. aud posted the ont door Of The court
House OF Ohio county. copy tcsie,
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