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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03

NoTicE.-The genuine t'pham's Elec,uary has
his written signature thus (1TA. U2ham, NJ. d.
The hand is also done with pen. Price 81 a box.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYArr & KErcn
An III Fulton street, N. Y. and by Druggists
generally throughout the U. States and Canadas. (
JAMES F. GILMER,
Agent for Charlotte, NC.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
COL. PAINE.

Tho Raleigh Register states that Col.
Paine has been appointed Governor Of Sal.
lilo BY Gen. Wool. y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
y Al diaass recently given !. Vera

-. -.
~ Al dinner recently given at Vera
Cruz 10 Colonel Miles Of The army. Gen-
eral Twlsgs gave the following Toast:
" Honor 10 the citizen soldier who steps
forward TO battle for his country. Shame
to the knayes at home, who gave aid and
comfort TO our enemies"
Did Gen. Twiggs intend the latter part
oil tins sentiment as Il rebukc 10 the Pre-
sident Tor allowing Santa Anna "to pass
freely" into Mexico! lie is certainly
Iead'ng on very ticklish ground and he
may speedily cxpec, Court of Inquiry,
unless indeed he has given the President a
private assurance that his toast was no,
Intended 10 reflect upon that functionary.
Richmond Wig,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

Vault OF GoLD.-rhe New York Com
mercial thus speculotes On the probable effect
OF the extraordinary quantities Of gold now
being collected in various quartfes Of the
globe.
Again the effect OF such monstrous addi-
tions TO the existing and current stock OF the
precious metal, all lie world over, is worthy
OF consideration. Mr.. Larkin talks OF his gold
gathering being carried on, even al stil larger
rates Tor many consecutive years. A million
OF dollars per annum would be a very moder-
ate estimate from his account; other millions
peramnum are known to be produced rom the
mines OF UIai Mountains in Rassii; and yet
other millions are TO be forthcoming from The
mines in Virginia and North Carolina. There
Is some danger, we apprehend, thai under
this mighty milk OF the precious metal IT
viii before long cease to be considered preci-
Gus: and d story we have read some" here may
be verified, the Barration OF which will make
a very fitting conclusion Tor Ibis article.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

C.l. Mitchell oi oli,. latifel Cd lat-e au-
dieuce ofTayI5r mtH atte Court House l,-t
oveniHl. lAe CLis much younger man
ti.u ve supposed possible ior one to hold 80
important stations 81. ha has done. is a very
rIers speaker. most agreeable gentle
meu and a through going friend ofoll Zach,
Will whom bee is intimately acquainted. We
base ur.'y brcu more e%at.iel Than with bis
atec.o.os Of the General ani bis high admi-
uliHn olHs chaI eter,
Capt. Gutter also addressed orr citizens in
a most animated and interesting manner. He
shows Up Gen. Cs.- in The best light possible.
THE Capt. it will De remembered participated
8t 'he fehli1 Bue0s Vista, was 10 the charge
where lli Che gallant Clay. and bore bis last
words 'o his athcr. THE nice. ting wasa reg
alar jam. ID highly gnliied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

From the Albany Evening Journal Of September 90
"THE WORK GOES BRAVElY ON
Calls WELLr--The dissentions which
temporarily threatened the unity OF the Wing
party ia this State are healed. The discurd-
ant notes which were heard tor "a the are
lost IN the pleasant harmony produced by the
letters recently received from Messrs Clay and
Taylor. The Wing party in this State viii
nog present an unbgaken 'front.'. We 20 into
the contest united. The result of this union
will be Victory.
The partisaus Of Gen Cass are dispirited.
The hopes excited by the movements in favor
Of Mr. Clay are crushed. They now wholly
despair of securing the electoral vote Of this
State, and without they are lost. Vermont
and Maine have demonstrated the sieadtast-
ness Of the Wings oil New England, while
The free soil agitation is shaking Cassism to
lis centre IN Wisconsin, Michigan, aud him
OILS. Even Ohio will come ont from behind
the cloud. Though the ~lree-soil question is a
two edged sword, ii appears everywhere 10
cut deepest into the Locoloco ranks. Wings
are we'll enough where they are, but Locolo-
cos are not.
Every wing knows that in going with his
party be goes for i|ree.syiI; bus no man whose
conscience is not scared believes that a vote
Tor Cass will be a vote for freedom. Those,
therefore, who class themselves with The Lo-
cotoco party, and who favor tie sacred princi-
pie OF tree labor, can only give expression TO
their preference by voting Tor Van Burtn.
We repeat Tint calls WE'LL The skies are
bright. al! The clouds that lowered DER our
house are in the deep bosom Of the ocean bti-
ricdi" The Wing watch fires are being every
where kindled, aai before the IN OF Novelu-
Der the Wings Of New York and of the Union
viii be prepared to mahe Vigorous, enthusiasts
&c, and successful charge uron the advocates
oi war; conquest, and slavery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

vOf-Nc ArFyANDFP fine c,l.b-,,,j
'li-l'i'h' a1' Ne'I'H'h''f WIZ ''"es' our
elts .o.As oa S1tuflay, Monday and tuesday
nights next al the cily hali.
r. 81. plJ.J. Ct...i. ooJ Doo
Ctb5NUi. SlEhEI THEATRE -foUSG
ALaAA@DLH'
iuis gentleman performances al the Ch's-
nut street Theatre ate certain! Deserving Oh
special ne'lce. lie a. ~ an respects, Noi-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

4 sailor. inst returned from foreign parts.
once called upon a ieweller and showed him
a pretty stone he h3d picked up ia some dis
tant FL Embarrassing to know whether ii
was worth any thing. His wondering de-
light may be imagined when told that it was
a remarkably large and fine emerald, and was
worth quite a handsome sum The sailor
hurried away TO his ship and soon return
ell with a large bag full Of similar stones.
meny OF them even larger and finer than the
specimen he rad first presented; g~leetuiiy con-
Gdent that he was going 10 be made a rich
man at once BY the sale of his treas ures.
Great was his appointment, therefore, when
the jewelier, after a Slight examinatioa OF
the stones, swept them backinto The bag and
said, "My iriend,ooe single emerild Ike these
would be worth a hundred dollars; but when
yon bring me a thousand OF them they are not
worth fifty csnts a piece"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

WrLMor's DISTRICT, PA.-David Wilmot,
as we have already stated, has received the
irregular nomination for Congress, in his
Congressional District-but the "HuAkers''
there they bolted. We learn from the Tioga
Eagle, that the Tioga co. delegates refused to
submit 90 this nomination, and that the PAR
~ ia their county have sustained them in the
objection. The name of Jonah Brewster, Of
II 81, consequently floats at the head Of the
columns OF The Eagle, as'the true Democratic
candidate Tor Congress in the District.
The objection to Mr.. Wilmot *, that he is
that he has power.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

The ATTEMPT TO Poison MRs. CALHoUY AT
FoRr HlLL-lhe facts are thesc:-Mrs. C..
purchased a bottle of acid to remove stains
from cloth, and took il home. She carried il
into the kitchen, told the seryau,s-what it
was for, and that it wasa deadly poison. they
mast be careful in handling itso rs not 10
get any on their fingers. Nancy, a kitchen
servant, took charge OF it, but before putting
it away, made another kitchen servant pour
o. a small vial full, and put that aside also.
Mrs. Calhoun usually takes a cup OF coffee
early in tie incoming, and a lrw days after
wards, when a little negro boy brought a
cup to her. as usual. she perceived on last
iug the coffee that it had an unusual flavor.
This she remarked 10 the boy, who become
frightened ana wished To take it away. which
she would not allow him to do, bat immedi-
ately sent Tor d physician. When he arrived
he pronounced the coffee poisoned. The gin
Nancy thea confessed that She had put some
OF Tue o%rticle intended for cleaning cloths,
into the coffee. A man servant, (rpm1
Nancy anl the boy. were then sent to iail.-
Mr.. Calhoun who was in Washington. was
not informed of the mattera as they did not wish
to worry him; 50 tia he knew nothing Of it
until after he had made his speech al Chlrles-
ton, and prob1biy Did not hear OF ilunul he
arrived home, at Fort Hill.
What motive The servant he'd cannot be
iu8e ned. Mrs. Calhoun is a most mill and
ami4ole mistress, ana is beloved by all about
her.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

MARROW ESCAPE fRon INJURY or Hos
joins McP. BEREiFN.-Aiter the Convention
held at Atlanta a few days ago, and while on
bis way to joia his family at the Stone Noun.
taiu.an accident occurred to Mr.. Benien which
nearly proyedof a fatal character:
BE bal been iett by The regular train If
cars, and was sent down alter night by ibe
a-tut on dirt cart propelled by hands. Tbi,
MAS mrt by The up-lrain. and dashed d pieces
ia a moment. B.ip,e lhr collision Mr.. b
.juupai nom ihe car. but, his cloak catcbin,
lIrsN htn Witbina foot OF tAe rail. In ms
eition be- ,enaiaed until the locomotiy.
htH posed whoa be was picked up ana taken
aa 10 Atlantis, The same night he VA.
>.at by g special train 70 Stone Mounlaio.-
I've een uta accompanying Mr.. &. were
e, sauy luJuIsd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

Notice for taking Dispositions.
N~lRGlNIA-lm the Circui, Superior Court of La,
' and Chancery for the county OF Ohio.
Isaac "; Humphrey, Executor Of Beal PuInphrey. de
''"Se'' Complainant.
Zaehsriah Humphrey, Magdaline Humphrey, George w
~Pumpnrey, James Agnew and Elizabeth a enew. his
VIE lie Elizabeth Humphrey. who was the wife OF
" lHalh humphrey, deceased, Cassandor Virginia. in.
iant chiid and heir al law Of the said William PM.
piFey, Lewis Hull aud Eliza his wife, Melissa Pun.
phtey, Catharine Pumphrey, aud Caroline Pumobrc
infant children Of Tie said Zacnariah pulunhre, Rc.
SIN Humphrey, John A. Good. Jeremiah shenhcrJ
DeVid Garden. Daniel Lamb. Administrator of John
i.ahib' deceased, John Miller Ned Men aIghten. II III
Morrow Elizabeth harkins, Administrators of NiI
ham hafkins, decreased. and the said Elizabeth. as Nj.
dow OF the said WI. ierkins, Mary Harkips lam
harklns, Alfred Clarke and Eliza ms wifi. YVoIco,i
Seymour aud Amelia his vile, Thomas G Wilson spd
1hapoite ms VIE, Warren liarkins aud Thomas
hathAhs,whieh sad Mary, John. Eliza, Amelia Char
iotie, ~ srren aud Thomas, are children ana heirs a,
law 81 the said VIM. Hafkins, deceased, and Ceo,,s
" Sights, who internarried with Matilda HARMS
7" ueoedsea, MO was also one of the children aud
helfs al law OF the said Nm. Iiark ms. deceased NJ
az. ma = s,shls, lnin's daughter OF the sad George w
Robert / Degse, Isaac Holmes and Samuel Hon
The defendants above named will please ,sre 80.
that the complainant in this suit winuroceed on Ss,nre
day, The ssth day OF October, le4s, a. the oeiee ~ III
clefk ofthe court of Common Pleas. fnr m. rn,a - '.
hhok,in the state OF OHIO, between the hours ~ n Al,
clock, A. NJ. aud6 O'Clock, +. NJ 10 take Inc desos,,o,
OF Doctor Basil fnmphfey, and o,hers-and thsi an
r ~ F - NSNVhHti, y. u. lSs-, at the
once Of En-. titzhsgh, IN the city Of " heelins. in ~
Sis'e OF Virginia, between Tie hours of6 o'clock a N
shae O'Clock L. NJ, se said complainant VIA nroreaj
10 take the dep0siiioNs OF John A. Good Nn t'peeeu
pn,ey, DAVID oatden' Zaehafiah pumphrey, Michael j
ana II ifoai any Cause the said denos,tionsa, ma,
,ahen, me takihs Of the same VIII be adio,raed 80
Gay 10 day uitiii completed, which deposuions ~ t,tsn
said cause. y" ING nearing OF
: eg' or any OF you can aiteud The taking Of said den.
osl'ions, If yoa think proper. Yon-s. "oP
il AAtH Al ffMn.nt "a
49, bEAL PuMPnREY dee't, conpilipapt
lfeek and Alexander sept ~, ls4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

SECRETS REyE.LED.-Mr. Sumner, a
leader among he Boston aboliuonists, show
ed IN the course OF a recent speech that an at
tempt was made last fall 10 form d Northern
party with Mcssrs. Van Buren,, Cambreieng.
Preston King, aud olhel superseded members
Of Inc old Albany Regency. Mr., Ni'mot. ].
P. Hale and others, and that they failed N an
effort 10 secure the aid OF John Quincy Adams
who knew the men too well to b. in any
way concerned in their ambitious mes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

The Belmont Farmer, published at Bridge
port, has been revived, d. Hull, Esq, editor.
1t is a very neat little paper, and Mir. Hull is
an able ana pleasant writer. 1t is FOR "old
Rough and Ready. and we wish it ali success.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
Books at Auctinn.

IN SATURDAY Evening, September 3ih, at carly
- candle light, | VIII sell, a large assortment ef Books
Of various kinds. w :. WICKttAM, Auelioncer.
Muspratt q Sons Bleaching Powder!
4 sUrERIoR article always on hand and for sale at
4 4 an unusually low price ~
s~cp25-l0t w. * NJ. MiTCPFLTREE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
CAPS, GApSn p

= fsr- DAPS-I have now received my entire
- 81 ~ fall stock Of caps, embracing Che largest
aud moSi complete assortment ever brought to this mar
kei. Ihey have hecn manufactured expressly for me,
and having been purchased at the lowest CASH rates, can
he sold lower than they have ever been offered in this
city. The assortment is complete, and cannot fail to
please. Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
sep2S ST HARPER, cor. Main ans Union SITS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

INTERESTING TRIAL AT BosroN.-A mer-
chant named Burton was tried at Boston last
week on four indictments. fer oblaining goods
by false representations from four merchan-
lille firms of that city, viz: From A. < A..
Lawrence K Co., 54l57; J. W. Paige & Go.
s7s3l; from Coolidge x Haskell, slice; and
from Samuel Rockingham, Jr &Go., 8l265.
With these firms Mr.. Burton had dealt large
Is for a number Of years. The Transcript
s9ys:
The immense disparity between the avail
able assets OF the lrni and The debts owed by
- TO the trade, created an almost universal
feeling adverse TO the defendant and has siv-
en- to the case an unusual degree OF interest.
The amount realized by the assignees is less
than $1,000, while the unse cured debts
amount to SOB, GOO, making the los, to the
creditors $4,000. THE Jury on Saturday
morning brought m a verde, olacquilai on
ali lle Tour indictments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29


AhtiCLtS OF TIE CONSTITUTION.
tit-i' we eln' our.slF's "co-nptnia. nv
st 'e"iul inaat~ WttH eHr islio" nl'lte tU
N'l- 2" .hc United Ntates 90 procure a repeal
N'"I iA.I.a law.
''n. Nc W.. lose aI proper .Hi t'
sf'''e e1.fions Up exclude .#.s. '"'- 300
eIJ't ~ que etno.UmfH's at #.t. '-o'
WI. ieI utder Wa tn---'. "f 7,''9 "7'
49, r. .l
whatever. conner. aa.. ,.. vt.a jhe general
or local po.iuts o'..e country. nora5l. uar
be i'e means OF aii't .a' '1u-' @. S15 l..i-
.lia t,'s ga ,5s
l@inlsTsa laut made of Nq.i,, Americans. ior.
the cause 0f Ire country. aHI upon tas princi
PICS. as i5fH go lAs above rfema"'7 aA'
FrrIY. Taaiue viii pot. i'm amy manner.
whatever. connect o1raei,e-. or De connected.
with auy raiz.aa. saesa tauuaHiHs.iau Ie4v-
in eyery creed H. is own strength ard every
man untammel.oi i1 his own tsith. q !herug
for ou~ase,,cs totl.e Sole cause a5 ibe natives.
the est b'is0maut O.. d utiaasI character. aud
the psr1-tuitF %. aut institutions, through die
mean, ouI couulymau.
p
".''' w. ''.." =.
= IL "'ll'o'' '.s'-' ~, u I ON 'e'" ~
C''i'' ''.'' ~ ''''''.'' N' ~ o''.'s '-'
''''es owner a' prominent 'oco 'o'os' were
a'noo5 IT'S oits7's'
Ihe "'A' 9'1'e'! wa. o' New o'e''s' a'o
'his "'s presided over y Df VI f''''l'' one
Oh 'ie most pl5H"'s'' 'o.o ioe's Jul i''a'''-
ana ~ ~ La-i' ''e Aa''e movement was
headed ~ 'e7fa77i-n E.'is' d prominent 1000
'o1o.
Al 'ae 'La1e o. re ssse.'o" VI -'e" 1e'"
WHiea F's'ie5 l' 'Ha stze''Vl OF i's't7t' li.
National ia1s'a@ NICER eA'tss5l '"1 '5.''I
"'t' ~ "'s s''.'7'' "'' @eH
~ =,
.fH. v.,..,.l Iai.4;.
%ceao45 n tbi. I..r.i.o f. 5ir.cth IL Ma tteth
Ioith5 lru.h. admitted by the Journals OF its
own Far} "A = loraf isiu contradiction 81 the
q2''ii"os '''''.fs' ~ s4e f@sl'.i'
r.n fiekel ost.i1.I ta5igriiies and tbrsw The
Democracy in "a minority. have, on all oca
slons, proved to be among the strongest
rnra3rf Win .f, r-r'osBne's winch are
known TO have given birth to this scu.sn in
The Democracy viz; satisfaction with a
p3I'loi d !. = '.. 5aaP,ol"l.ll sl W. - 1,s
rs T5e "nfaas. e4te N,liTe Rsn1bIicans
was to pusa other Democrats favorable to
their views against taass whom they accused
.! ui99 PONY ~ "l1'"' ""ae1' Noeo'"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

y conformity with an ORDER OF the conneu s.,,.,
= tlYpVsa4s HlA be received By me under .iaI45 ,+,Hi
'e !. aAl ei October next, for the priuliu5 and ii,t'
its OF 'Vo ave %huudfsd) copies oftLe laws OF tGe I,
~ "haa'ius, ~ 60 thc present time. nm eontrge. ~, -
NJ ~ ~AA ""i &c made wlihtie lowest ana Ie.t
'''"1t SHERkARp CLEMENS
1.sthan Committee.
3t;DO lbs INDIGO. tosl Spanish. ,se.,d ana L.
LOVELY lsept - '4sl PRYOR &P4rI SSse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

NEW MUSIC.
O, Love dwelis not in Royal Halls. a h,nadhy onoa
music by Frank II Howard N'u""'
bridge ~ "s MISS wood
The Sailer's Bride
The Melodies Of many Lands
~ Love Thee as l.onV as / Live. by Phltips
NY aouI M one %unbroken Sigh on Puec. And oply Thaa
IN sehd me back 10 nay native Cot; hy + A Mtrston
i"o6 no" me stars Like Jewels glistea by + ; OsgooJ
hiudred hearts; by Mrs Heamans
ohl what pleasure, by w Morell
easy waltz ~t""sud as an
SPrluu sparrow polka
hnral felicity: a waltz
IEt dawn waltz
Cypress walN
Augeune polka
The casino Waiz
Raj road stcam gall0p
la Berecnse Balsc h|rilliante
ihe warriors 10y; grand festival march
Dearest Aay Polka
9lePtl-,a 1til0pale
Tine ud0tfa IS .llZ
The hauser eraud march
souvenir de Jenny Lind grand waltz
la euiaiue AnA Peflos, Baise
Thc sarah waltz
just received and for safe hv e~UAEru
scqI9 ~. hi Nam 49,
80 "RnTHIRIF4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
SnNS OF %TEMPERANCE.

TrMrERANcE MEErrSc.-The som o. Tenn
pcroucc are requested 10 meet at their Hall,
on Friday evening, 29jh inst, ate O'Clock, for
the purpose Of repairing to the NJ. +. Church,
where a banner will be presented by Rev.
Brother Charles A. Holmes, ia behalf of the
Brethern OF the order to Mechanics Division
No. 81. aud will be received by Z. w. Z.
Bro. James a. PAUL. of Mechanics Division
No. 80. All Brothers IN good standing are res
p~ectfuily invited to participate in the eere-
moaies o! the occasion; also We invite the
Citizens 10 general to b. pr'seat. Services 10
commence att o'clock, in the church.
]. II. HAWKINS,
WIN. STEELE,
JOHN RUSSELL,
T. BLISS.
s. WRIGHT.
! Committee Of invitation aud arrangements
Wheeling, S.pt. IS. 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

BEAR ~ MIND,
That tie Presidential Election IS heldon the
first EuasIsy. the 7Tl Day OF November
rext. and tlat il LASTS but Tor one day only!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
SILKS
WELSH FLANNEL,

'rUST received, ) pieces real Welsh Flannel. warrant
- ed not To shrink, piece very fine French Flame
something new, by MARSH, TAYLOR MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
Notice to iiousekeepers

NE subscribers beg leave To infsrn lie ef,t,an.
Nhceltns ard vicinity that they nave N, M =,
hUlA '.e hasl an ! are now receiving a very lsrse .,nsa
q hesl desirable styles f3 PTS, Ingram. aan,sss - 80
'sns.iah 'afPets, selected with great care fra,a H. -,
maAulaesvfles "a HE country together win : 49, 49,
~ aeails falied Wilton Rugs. Table roysrs Ms1,.
DHpi'.hs' hihdthes sc, which make our stnrk ,be -,
' ~ "-ei1l ln thts rliF, and which viii H. -oG4 ~ 49,.
-, ,a,tlNl iah To please. oar customers VIA ,lesse
a. lhd examine our slocs TOR themseivet. a. n, M
""ihS l."gStl MENDGL, HARBuIK 81
- LMANAcs for islo-iar sale IN
-. IHus HoHA end Co.
Monroe stleet
"a CASKS ADbER received aud for ssIe w. ~
-ell To- ltte PA OR A PNlEii =
w. CASKS sALURATus. ree.,..I .nl c.
49, Nefy low by lssp lj4cI PRYOR T,ii '4e
FOX SALE Ar AJCtlOy
WILL sell on behalf ana for The is. a
" Nhe''lhs a. the r"rneruf Onion and a. ~ OF
ms yi.t, On Monday, she second day of "a - ~
''e large "ftnastonc, ard q lot Of fayin9 -tea' NtAt,
Trims cash. fiAeeA a. @u'clatk.
R HAMILTON, w-hlrm.aer.
Rii-fs f4rGirls and goys. f,rs,t.t
se'+F rios lpRNBOOk s.5 II, a.
TEyooLi.EN HusieRY-e,,,h
ssrli9 ihOa h~ORABRook = a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

! The splendid steamer Consignee' Capt
! Lockwood, viii leave O morrow l'f 81. Lou
i. on d ra.senger lip cenyIng M Il,sht.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
NEW GOODS.

"a EEER 4 NOTE. No. l62 Market street, have
VI commenced receiving their supply II FALL AND
NlAIERGODpS selected in the best Eastern markets.
Their stock WIthc found 10 embrace every article of
Fancy and Staple Goods. They do not make any Pre-
tension to the old huuhug pfselliug cheaper than the
cheapest but assure al those who call, that they VIII
sell an pretty styles and ct as cheap prices, az can
be found in any store in " heeling. tep,2s
rus opened, some very new new style Belt Ribbons
~ scy9s GREER x NOTES,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

Rev. r. G. Eaton, Universsllst, will preach
in The FIRST Wheeling Hose Company's Hall
on Sunday evening. at early candle light.
October LIST, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
CHEAPER THAN EVER

Great Excitement al Nos. 81 and 3D.
So~TH WHEEilSG,
opp J. II. Mc1icchea d Cos Shoe Store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

The subscribers to Tie testimonial TO Lieu
nantJ Joseph Updegtapb. US Army are re-
luested to meet at the Office OF Jsmrs >.
Wheste on Main Street, on Saturday evening
next The 30ih inst, at 81 O'clock.
Aseneral aud punctual attendance Is par
l~icularly desired.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
H cLS>
(<sc
- CO.
-ElFrH WARD-

| There will tca Toylor Rally, on Ba,.et,
! & E58inslp- corner, in The ja Ward on Sat
umay evening next, the 3O,h lust, which
win Be addressed by Mi. \. S. HALLowELL,
anil several others.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
SOFT HATS SOFT HATSu

IfHIS day received, and for sale al the lowest prices,
/ dozen superior black s1n lIais--a splendid article,
manufactured expressly for this market.
sep25 ;. d. HARPER, cor. Main and Union SITS.