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V. ROSS,
Druggist and Grocer.

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u assortment of
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Ct1LOROFORM, and almost every thing
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of Medicine.
lie is also receiving an extensive assort-
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GRO CERES,
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MA r RED

In this town, on the 4th of July, by Rev. A. H.
Bailey Mr.. Jacob NJ Bixby to Miss Martha H.
sVaterhouse, both of Rutland
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BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

MR Claws NE1so joHS.-All who ha,2
been in Mr. Ciay presence lur the last few
days, may have noticed a likely. looking
young negro attending upon him. ~ltappears
that when the steamboat reached Amboy to
convey Mr. Clay 90 this city. this n TO intro
duceI himself % Mr CLAW ss the s~sr.4mt,.
gagged by The Common Council 10 wait NJ n
hlm. Mr. Clay sIsrectiug noihiug-hlvins
leit hi ssrydntIn Washin.toi-gaye him d.
r%ections 10 attend to his baggage aud other
travelling Il cieeisrGs. John accompanied
Mr. Clay in all his movements, apparently
faithful unit, Saturday, when after he visits
oil the iadies at The City Hall were ever, sun
dry letters AMI presents were missing. given
TO Mr. Clay-On in quiry the Committee
knew nnthlng about Jonn, AMI never appdin,
him Mr. Clay's servant.
lie represented himself 10 have been the
body servant Of The late John Randolph, and
was now preparing a lite OF that great man,
all OF which was prst,y generally taken Tor
the truth. The iuct became knwa, however.
that John was not the servant Of Mr. Clay, or
OF the common council, and an immediate in
vcstigation took place, and poor JOAN was O.
biiged To give up a great many things in his
possession which belonged 10 Mr. Ctoy, and al
ter a severe reprlmard permitted to depart.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
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Correspondence Of the Times.

Richmond, Mar. l6, l3.
Dear Sir; You guarantee bill came up
for consideration again to-day, and in the ab-
sence OF your member, MIR. Elgington, was
advocated by Mes>rs Sheffryof Augusta FLOYD
of Washington, Scottof Fauquier, Stephenson
of Wood. Raymond oi Marion, and Lacy of
New Kent. Mr.. Riyes OF Prince George
called the ayes aud noes on the passage of the
bill, and the call resulted as follows:
Ayes-Strother, Speaker Watson, Hart,
Layne, Powell, Shelley, johnson, Scroggs,
Burwell, Stewart. Brown OF Berkely, Thomp-
on of Bottetourt, Bsmbrick, M'Ginniss, Clay,
Mosby, Long, Barbour. Thornton, Thomas,
Scott, OF Farquier, Rector, Hill of Fayette and
Nicholas, StiIlman, Wood, Wall, Allen OF
Giles and Mercer, Guerrant, Carroll, Price
Macklin of Greensville, Hiett, Darracott, S.y-
mo"r, johnson OF Harrison, Lancaster, Turner
of Henry, McNiurran, Parks, Golson, Morgan.
TwyInan, Raymond, Oldham, Greer, White,
Tanzey, Vawter, Michael, Newton, Anderson,
Pannell, Boswell, Turner of Patrick, Rice,
Syne, Tunstall, Lanier, Csckley. Scott of
Preston, Jasper, Sturn, Mayo, Cook, Harper,
Dorman. Bare. Martz, McBlhenny, Morrison,
Wunder, Tate, Goodwin, Briggs, Gillespie,
West, Jacobs, Floyd, Stephenson, WALTON
50.
AocS-Allen of Accomac, CASTS, Cheathdm,
Harrison of Brunswick MACK lin of Bruins
wick, Moseley, Moncure of Caroline, Roberts,
Jones, Roane, Howard OF Floyd. Taliaierro,
Brooks, Ciopton, Major, Stovall, Allen Of
Hampshire. Wallace, Wright, Tomlin, Webb
Harrison of Loulon, Meredith, Eimonsn,
Brown of Middlesex, Coleman, Cowper. Yer
BY, Monack, Rives, Hargrave-3l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

Being the only recipient OF Telegraph news
in The city, we shall, as heretofore, and al any
time, give 10 the public or indlvidIa ls, any
commercial or other information We receive
belief that a reol service can thus be rendered
10 the public and We look for our remunesa-
ton IN d corresponding llberality on the part
oil the public.
report; but such is to be expected in coming
through The hands OF numerous hurried opera
tors and correspondents. The main facts are
correct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

RicoUery Of Stolen Jerery.-Some $4,000
worth of property was taken from korsytles
jeweiry establishment in Brooklyn by some
Dsrgiars on Friday evening. A cab driver
was found who conveyed to corner oil Cannon
and Rivington streets, n. y. a suspicious
person with a black leather trunk. On the
approach OF The officer the rascal escaped
through the real door OF the rendezvous.
Jewelry, &c., valued at about Sl0OJ were
scattered about the room, aut taken posses
sion OF; and a crucible containing three pounds
OF gold melted was found concealed III tue
OF ashes. One. Smith alias Andrews, a noted
Philadelphia burglar, is thought TO be lie ope-
rdtur,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

The Cambria's news. was telegraph
ed exclusively Tor the Times, on Saturday
evening, she having arrived at New YORK IN
the forenoon. But for the bad condition Of
the wires we should have received II IN time
10 issue an extra on Saturday. The news is
of such vast importance aud will have 50 In
portant a bearing upon the condition OF the
whole civilized world that we shall look for
the next steamer with great anxiety. A re-
public in France is an absurdity. Anarchy or
absolute monarchy is her destiny.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
THE LEGISLATURE.

We are compelled to defer Yesterdays pro
ceedings. In the Senate, the bill revising the
Criminal Code was the most important matter
under consideration. A motion TO restore
the penalties of the Dueling Act, in regard 10
persons now subject TO them, was rejected by
a decided majority.
In The House OF Delegates, the bill extend
ing the jurisdiction OF a Justice oil the Peace
was ordered TO lis ensrossment by Ia test
vote), ryes ~, noes 40.
The bill ior the fe-apportionment OF Sena-
tors aud Delegates Throughout the Common
wealth was reJscted, on the third reading, 10y
d vote OF 81 to 62.-klch. Uhig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

NihoiNlA-lh tHANcERy.-At Rules held :, a..
CLERKS uiiiee OF the CIrcuI Sunerior I'M, ~ !" we
T. 1hSseety' Tor lie county Of Ohio, in Inc unon,h W
""s Complainant,
against
Wiiiam II Wins James Wins, Jesse Eesve, .n,
Sasah LIS wife, bory Erwin aud Llizstelh NJ ~ ~
nu"rl,ey er'Hey and MARY his vie, and jane suni'
- "iu NANCY hts wiie, which said William "A 49,
WINS, saish, EliHa'eth, Mary aud Nancy are chIiI"rn
1.u ne'ts al Ia" Of Henry Wins, late OF he IN ~
meeting. county OF DhIo deed Vi
Inc ssid defendants not ~havin@-niefed tbe,r "n"s
amee ana gwen security according to the sct of Aatp sea
i..e ~" ~ - us on ms Court and j, appearing hy sst.
!, va OF NiIsihia' On motion Of the rou,isins",
y e oiUeied maj they do appear here on NJ. ~" -,
- ~ 'e mex iefta OF THIS coi4u. and ,ns.c, -,
.puiF'aihsh's fuA ard that a copy ofthis orde, ~ - ~
- $50 N s"hr newspaper prnted ia the INV of
die -, "r W. months successiveiy. and POSTED a,
'e l."Hl aoof OF the eOuu house OF Ob3o ~.
\ copy teste. ALIEN ~ ,inS vuniy.
(Nelsou) mar IL 'tierk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

ASSAULT on AN EDrroR.-Mortimer G..
Smith, the proprietor OF the 'Cfstigator"
ne Aspopef, al Albany, \. y, was assaulted
on Monday niglt by several persons armed
with sluagshJL. lie was struck and severely
injured, de had d reyol ing isiol in his
possession, with which he fired three balls
among bis assaiIants, but none Of them took
effect.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

G pence per hundred weight. Tobacco tolera-
Div s'eduy with sales.
Flour-The market has been steady since
the sailing vt the Britannia. with little varia.
tion in rrice. ~Con-Sdles at 2Sa ESQ. meal
y 6 10 Is. Oats , 6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

oaads III FaiI U | tne following
MEMS BOOTS
800 pairs Mems Fine calf hoa,.
sO az Gents Fine morocco do
sV 40 Mems stout cali . welt Boots.
~ MEMS MoNRoEs.
aMo DO Mems kip Brogams, '
5O do Mems stout eaIf 4 welt pr.,.r.
1o DO Mems prime thick trogans '
BOYS N YOUTHS BOOTS
iMn PAIRS Boys fine calf boots,
lso do Boys prime kip do
100 do Youths do do do
- do do fine calf do
soo BOYS n YOUTHS BRoGXNs.
seo Pairs Boys Kip Brogaus,
I0 DO do calf dc
$50 do do Morocco Brorans,
zoo do do Thick do
500 do Youths calf and morocco do
2oo DO do Kip Hrossns,
dAplEs' sLlfrERs. HALF CATERS, &c.
2uuo pairs cheap IA and Seal Sinners
800 do Ladies Fine Kid shippers.
SMo do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes.
goo do do Pump Sole / Caters.
i3o do do Thiek do do
io DO do Cater Boots,
WOMEN'S LACE DOT
S SU PAIRS Women's Kid and n orocco Lace Boots,
SUI 10 do calf Lace Roots.
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS. &c
coo pairs Misses Kid and Seal slippers,
100 DO do Half Caters,
~ChILDREN's SHOES
$o do do Fancy CATERS,
Egn a .~'tf N"oiti MA BoOteeS,
80 20 niack aud co'ored Kid ankle Ties.
80 10 Morocco Lace Boots,
low 90 dc Leather pegsed Booises
snpE ~rINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
.v"s,snuy on sand a large aud wei selected assert
'.eni " moe stses and Findings, viz: Spanish sole
q. French and American calf skins, Morocco.
Md Lining and Binding skins H.,
frees, Shoe Threads, Mails. Pegs. Patent AMI 80" :
French Shoe kt. &c. a.. '"
q ns @"s dot sAe liberal Patronage heretofore extended
VIC" .ontinusnee of the same.
uh..r m~cCLALLEN, KNOB L c O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

The following announcement, except in the
fact hat our member was absent during the
Discussion and passige ofour only important
bill, will be received by our citizens with
great pleasure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
REPORTED RY C.. IL BERRY


ARRIVALS n DEPARTURES
II Boats for the last q tours ending yts,er-
at A o'clock, p. N.
ARRIVED.
Tobacco Plant, Wineland, Pittsburgh,
Colorado, Todd. st Louis,
Clipper No 2, Crooks, Pittsburgh.
Consul, Kinney,
Lady Byron, Miller,
Robt Morris, Campbell,
Skipper, Stops, ParkersbSrg,
Paris. Maratta, New Orleans,
Gondolier, Lyons,
American Star, Hanna, Cincinnati,
Robt Fulton, Collier, st Louis,
DEPARTED.
Tobacco Plant. Wineland, St Louis,
Colorado, Toddt Pittsburgh,
Consul, Kinney,
skipper, Stops,
Paris, Maratta
q ndolier, Lyon,
American Star. Hanna,
Robt Fulton. Collier.
Clipper, No q. Crooks, Cincinnati,
Lady Byron, Miller, Louisville,
"a feet water in the channel-talling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

VII. sen my farm Of one hund ed and one scres
- situated IN Belmont eouutv. ONO. o,Hn.'ts NJ -.
per end OF Aheciins Island. there is s,out INV ~
acres Improved a good Dwelling, Barn aud 81 allie: t,v1
sS"u springs ahd a young orchard OF some 20 az fo,
Apple trees, beside reaIs, Peaches, Plu a and CherTS
Trees, AMI GTape Vines bearing. The face az tfc M
fronting the riyor Is well calculated for rettlIt, 4, ,pa
Goa, / viii sell lie above at reasonable nix. sntae
s''1 teinls- Apply 10 JNO. n. B~urSPORD,
70" v,r IN Wheeilng.
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ssEsEEa.sNs-. VA.
FOB PRESIDENT.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.

STATE ELECTORS.
I Root II Wbjteieid, Isle ut Wright.
> " Boiling, Pr,er-b ny.
3 II P Irving. Cumberland.
4 J X Irving. L~yuchburs.
; " Marin, franklin.
s w c Bives. Arbemarie.
Z Roht 4 Scott, Fauquier.
S 1T Garnet. Westmureland.
9 w Bouliin, Richmond city.
10 Robt Saunders. williamsburg.
IL A Hunter. jefferson.
IL A Il II Stuart, Augusta.
10 S Med Moore, Rockbridge.
II Col \ + rrigg, Washington.
Is q w Summers. kanawha.
l6 g d Camden, Harrison.
II + w Plerpout, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
BY and tSith the adpice and consent Of N.
.Neuatf

Ambrose II. Sewer, OF the State of Arkau.as
10 be commissioned OF The United States, with
the rank OF envoy extraordinary, aud minis
lister dlenipotenuary To the Mexican republic.
Robert NJ. Welsh, OF the State OF Pennsyl-
wanna, 10 be secretary Of the legation OF The u.
5. to the Mexican republic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
From the New NorA Commercial.
TWO MORE "SHINING MARKS

Intelligence has been received, this morn
ing OF a Two Old loss sustained by the country,
In the deaths OF eminent citizens, The ven
cradle Ambrose Spencer has ct length yield
ded 10 the prJtrdcted illness under which he
has been lying, and on Saturday The Hon. H.
q. Wheaton expired at his residence Ia Rox-
bury, Massachusetts.
MIR. Wheaton returned, not very long ago,
from d diplomatic residence OF many years in
Europe, his last pos, OF duty having been the
capital OF Prussia. Soon alter his arrival he
was invited 10 deliver a course OF lectures on
international law before the law school of
Cambridge University, and the time was ap-
poaching when the course was to begin; but
his preparations were stayed by illness, and
now they are cut short by death. 1t is to be
hoped, however, that they were nearly com
pleted. The lectures will TORN d valuable leg
acy 10 his country men.
The death Of Chief Justice Spencer is not
unexpected. He has achieved a long term of
eminent and useful service, and goes down 10
his grave in a ripe Old age, respected and hon
ored, like his former associate on the bench
the late Chancellor Kent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
WHEELING FENALE SFuIZApV

Il oIltE is hereby given TO the subscribe 10 thu
- StOtA Of The Aheeus feinaIe SEMINARY 49,
.lei are required 10 pay an insisluent of two ,i,ilar.
anu mn cenls upon eaea sud every -lafe of SAD .iork
!. h".et4 Metoy, Treasurer OF said SEMINARY "A ~
of Apti next. CEp = ItioVrSs,Ss tttnusy
Wheeling, March Il, ls4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

NOTICE.-The committee on Water Works will
%s1 meet at the Office of James S. Wheat, Esq. on
Main street, on Saturday mex, a, g O'Clock =. NJ,
fefsohs having business with The comn,iltee will
p''ase attend accordingly. TANNER
u 10 Chairman Water Com.
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