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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
VISITES AND CLOAKS.

VISITES AND CLOAkS.
THE subscriber has received his Fall patterns
i of Visites and Cloaks, and is prepared to
manufacture, for CITY or country, OF Silk or Me-
rino, a, prices from SIS TO $50. A few on hand,
which may be seen al his Store, No. lO9, Main ST.
Also, every variety of Trimmings, Embrode-
ries, and Fancy Goods. N. c. BARTON.
MORE REDUCTIONS in KERsEYs,
lVl LINSEYS, HARNESS, BROGUES
and SHOES, OF superior quality, and o.
NABURGS. Farmers, GOLFERS, and other per-
sons wanting superior article OF kerseys, are
invited 10 call and examine the stock, recently
much improved in quality and appearance, and
reduced in price, at The PeniIenliary Store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

Sol $50! 5000! bU Plies Q! = ,UUV.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. &C. !" ss s
Nos n dawn c,nd Capitals: ssh $780, IS goo, TO-
600, 5000 800, co Of 1860, 100 of 500, sc. Tickets
$40: halves 5; qrs. so.
1- Orders promptly aud eoniidentaiiy alende 20
NOT be uad ON orders addressed to c. Il. LUCK
0ct9
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,,aosGENE GASl-Fresh supply just re-
ceived per schr. Marietta Burr, and tor sale
PURCELL, LADD & co.
NJ 10 druggists, 90 Main Street.
,RINCIPE AND HAVANA CIGARS
70 600 Principe Cigars, Cruz }. Sans and
,,o o. 5000 fine Havana Cigars, OF approved
:; rnpnlar brands, tor sale by
)" f'f''" PURCELL, LADD s. co,
nj, 10 Druggists, 90 Main Street.
SPLENDID GRAPE SHAWLs, &c.
Tuesday morning, Oct. 10Th, lS4S.
nWEN 4 BALLARD will open this morn
| J ing a few extra rich Embroidered Grape
Snavls, scarle, and white.
Tn. above goods are consigned 10 Us by The
;o,"r,r - sell of a bargain by wholesale or re-
'AI I;ssw;se a lot of Silk. al OWEN s. BAL
ARDS Dry Goods and Commission Store, ia
LnSu Oct. 10
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10TH.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
-a n The Pocahontas, Capt. PARISH,
i.=sSss5i will receive treish I'LL +. NJ. 10.
az. for the above places, and w',l ieaVe q. =
M HENRY LUDLAM q co.
Oct l0-li
HORTUNE'S HOME : CHALK'S OF
FICE. No. 6, Main Street
Drawn Nos. Pokomoke, 40:
672 II Is 70 5 IS Al As rs 46 IS As So.
Drawn Nos. F. F. Seminary, a.:
% 50 80 S 25 IS II 10 l Al 40 "a.
Tbi, cav Grand Con. Al, Ex. "a Nos. IA
5r.sn. Capitals, $4,000, 5000, $500, 1888,
% q 80. Tickets So shares in proportion.
The Telegraph being all right, every thing
worss we'll Tor a capital to-day at
CHALK'S,
Oc.lO 3 doors above the Old Market
r UCK'S OFFICE, No. 5, Exchange Place,
! Richmond, Va.
This day. $4,000, 5000, $500, 1888 90 OF
80 20 of400. &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Wholes
s5. Halves, , 80, quarters, 25. For sale until
5 P. NJ. al No. 5. Exchange. Octl0
MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE 6 CO.
vi Main Street.
Capitals: 10000, 5000, $500, 20 of $50, &c.
&c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets dollars.
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated, %:
259 10 GO 40 81 81 81 So IL Sc 26
Oc, 10 c. w. PURCELL g. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
TRENTON MILLS AND OTHER PRO
pk-RIN ElR SALE

by virtue Of The two following deeds .. ru>i eyrrn
- ted 10 me, n Trustee. one hy Peter Jackson and
Caroline his WIFE, bcirn: date tir l. day - Novr-
her, ~ aud Tue other by the SAIL Frirf Jack son,
bearing date the luih day ~ llay Isis, h"i 81 record
IN tie Clerks Office ~ lI- county Il Cumberland.
shall, f"r certain purpose snii deed mentioned, at
fer lur sale, public aGtun upon the premises.
tic 10th day oi Novruibrr, ei-, that valuable Milling
Property iyin. upon the waters O Randolph Creek, IN
the county ol Cumberland commonly called thr Trrn-
ton Mills, and Tract ot Land including th- Mn
Pond, supposed contain l5 acres thereto attached.
for The accommodation ot Family. aud also convent
rnt store house, III which mercantile business has
conducted inr years, bean. If The hest
locations ior 4 merchant III the county.
In aidltion 10 Tic manufacturing Mill, there il also
Grisi ani saw Mill, with good custom.
The Mil Hons, aai Mil Dam are bu of rock ana
the supply OF alter believed to b. the best The
u. To those desiring IL connect The mercantile and
milling business such ~ opportunity iuI an investment
rarely presents ltsrli. Purchasers IRE invited
anime the property Tor themselves
- the same time ahd place, wlli oiirr for sale the
toned deed Of trust, 10 Peter John, Henry, My
Martha and Lew, aH al! n Tie srtk Of iorsc- Cows,
&c. and Household and Kitchen furnIi@. belonging
10 the said Peter Jackson.
ON the succeeding day will prnreri Ia sell, al pub
lie auction. upon the premises the Interest al tir SAID
Peter Jackson IN twu Lots IN the town Ut Gainesville,
also conveyed in The ft mentioned deed upon which
there small hni comfortable Houses, easily rented
a. reasonable Terms.
Acting as Trustee, Of conrar convey only such title
asi vested by the deeds aforesaid, which, how
ever, - believed Ia h. unique siiunahir.
TERMS OF SALE-For the Real Estate, one third
cash, the balance ia equal annual nstaiments,
cured by bonds and deed Of trust upon the property
For the Personal Property, cash will bs required.
Oct 3-cwtds I d IRVING, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER /!
$40 OonI con moo $4,000!

S4UUUU S2U,UVU s?IUUUV
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. %, TO be
drawn Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, Oct ldtl1'
1913 IS Nos, l3 drawn. splendid scheme s4ouuV,
halves s, quarters . so.
NOVEL scHEME.-No BLANKS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IS for lS4s, !"
aIst. "a Ms IN d,a,,n Grand scheme: S4d,0UD,
$4,000, 10000 4.7sa Of $500, Of $780, Of 800
Of $50 100 Of 900, Lowest No pIizs 81 "u,
All tickets with none OF the drawn hnh'ne's' .
Tickets SIS; halves 7 so; quarters 20.
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Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters :.
Orders or Packages, Certificates at Packages ahd
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly al
tended to, aud drawings sent when requested Please
address ordersto N. STRhTTON,
Octg Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

II FOR RENT-The comfortable and
min convenient Rooms over my Office.
HUI Oct g N. STRATTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

MRS. JUDGE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL.
rt1E exercises of this School will be resumed MON
/ DAY, October 81, In III. town Of Manchester
The number ri hoarders viii he limited 10 eight
Terms made known on application. Address Slfs.
Judge Cl0plon. Richmond.
Sept s-clia2w Yw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
$4,000! $40, 900 $4,000
NOVEL. SCHEME!-N BLANKS.


Baltimore, MARYLAND, on Salury, Oct lith, ISIS
IL Nos, ~ drawn. Prizes: 5000, 10000. l0,Cm,
$780, 5000, 5000, 1,ou5, ckels so; halves 81;
quarters 50.
NOVEL SCHEME!-N BLANKS
All Tickets having Of theawn Nus, S. each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, C;s -, IL be- drawn II
Baltimore, Maryland, on SatuTy, oct. aist lsis =
Lowest 2 No. prize 81 900. Ora Capitals: 1000,
~ Uuu. 10 900, i.732, Of $780, d $50, III ,50D
of ,2jU, 100 Of I,00O &c. IS No 10 drawn. Tickets
Sl5-sharcs in proportion.
ANOTHER SPLENDILOTTERY.
S5l $40 SO 900 60 p:is III Il UO0 each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, = ~ to he drawn ~
baltimore, Mary land. on Slfuiia Oct. asth, Isis IS
Nus, IL drawn. Grand Schem, $751; JI a5,bOn, TO-,
900, ,0D0 a,5Un, &C Of l0u0 l0Df 5nU &c. Tickets
Sl0; halves >; quarters 50.
I- In purchasing by the packa, deduct the price
OF three Tickets.
R- Orders for Tickets in the a,. will NEE, prompt
and confidential attention, if addred 10
J. Is. cows, Wall street,
Oct Richmond Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
FOSSIL FOOTPRINTS.


Dexter Marsh. ldbotiug mechanic oil Green
field, many years ago discovered on he flag
ing stones with which he was laying d side
walk, Wh t appeared to BE- the footprints of
some strange bird. The geologists pronounce
ed th-m TO be- such, and 10 belong 10 d period
before the creation OF man. This discovery
80 excited the curiosity and scientific ardor Of
Mr. Marsh, that he has since made il his a.
musement to look for such impressions, and
be has t~rayersed the valley from the northern
Massachusetts, line to Wethersiield, Connec-
ticut, some time spending weeks in quanyjng
rocks With The sole view ot discovering these
ancient tracks. In the last nu mber Of Sill
mpa's Journal Of Science. he gives a briei &C
count Of his labors and successes, from which
we may understand that the Connecticut val
ley, in By gane ages, was a idvorite feort OF
birds that would have made no more OF putting
manjn thir crops, than tuFblcs do oi swallow
inggrasshopers.
Mr.. Marsh has in his possession more than
eight hundred footprints OF birds and quad
rupeds, besides having furnished many speci-
mems to others, IN this and other countries.
la some cases these specimens are 50 distinct
as not only TO show the joints OF the toes but
the perfect impression OF The skin. He has
perfect tracks OF qaadrupeds 50 small that's
HILL dl5ae VIII cover VA whole loot, AMI d.
gain others Of birds where the foot measures
h ID a yard from the toe to lie heel, 50 that if
he birts that made them were proportional
like those We now have they must haveatood
twenty feet high!
eHe has sometimes followeafhe track Of a bird
l.jrly or forty feet in the rock, the track being
at first leiat. as i ON hard soil; hen more dis
tinct, as il imprinted on the sand at The wa
tegs edge, ard finally sinking into The mud
and disappearing ia The water. lie has one
Slab tour or five inches thick. on which the
tracks appear as mere straight lines upon the
surface; bat on splitting it into five layers
they grow more and more distriuct, till tha
lower slab shows where the foot rested,
Just as il when the stone was IN a state of
mud, the bid troi down TO he bottom OF it,
aod on Withdrawing the foot the mud closed
up.
Among these tracks are many very unlike
to those made by any known animals, but
sjill 50 marked as 10 leave 10 doubt that ami
njls made them. A sort OF Kangaroo, for
exsmble, show very snail tore feet and very
large hind ones. OF This the Journal OF Science
gives "a striking cut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

ANOTHER LOC0FOCO BGEAhDONN.
The DAYTON Jou16ll of Friday, thus notices
.he ersaJ sG.irat the celebration OF the aoi-
yerslrv ol tbe b5tls %, Montereyat the place,
the Jsv before. This was intended to b. The
great movement Of the season. il was odd
,sftisa3 .alt Gen. Bl'ler would o%er,ainly
b. cd the s.ot.s and OF course every body WIS
expected ,1 co.ue aai see him. But Gea But
lsrdil mot come. neither dill every body; and
although the leaders expected Tie former they
ma-, h5rc been somewhat %stUpiied az the
io.,er. The speeches were made 10 the usual
from by Col. Weller, Col. Alien. Col. Brough
and Col. Melary.
TIE CRANE STATE MASS MEErlNGl'
About six o'clock, ON "Wednesday evening,
TIE masses were discovered TO boz in notion.
Taostfauc- RS. who rested under slrou- SIS
Dirjon of having come a long distance TO see
Gen. Butler. put up at Swaynie's Hotel ui
about the same hour Citizen Slmmeddrt reg
i-'cred bis name at the voorhees, House. Later
On the evening IL was reported thit tie Hon.
W.. Sawyer was in town, bat dilligeat seireh
b ing Instituted from himut uillhe principal
Hotels. by the GI8irm1u 81 iha COMMITTEE
oil Public Safety" he could not be found. and
v.s supposed to be- out making contracts for
s8u.aaes. The next arrival was a itrge rabi-
cuIJ gentleman who dressed in black. and
wore d little IeehofH hutin the shape Of d dice
box, lie seemed to bee wholly unconscious
that he was an object OF interest TO any one.
and aid not discover bis own greatness hllhe
was Informed, before going TO bed, that he
had been registered by some wag as Gen.
William o.. Butler, and was "the observed"
during the evening.
Next morui1g, however. the Grand Mass
Meeting Of the Democracy OF Ohio, began to
assemble in earnest. From every direction,
but principally from the South and West,
they poured into the town, in delegations of
every conceivable size, from "a man aud his
dog Oh foot. up 10 the principal procession,
which, as it moved through ThirI street,
numbered thir.y-uine wagons, carriages and
buggies, a lew horsenen and two bands Of
music.
Between 10 and II O'Clock. Col. Weller
took the stand-hc's in The habit 81 taking
tbiug,-and began bis speech. At no time
during is delivery, which occupied ill half
after y o'clock, was there more than 1000
persons on the ground. In this estimate of
The numbers present, Wings and Democrats
seemed 10 be perfectly agreed!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

~ on i lhe tine to prepare your Harness for WIN.
az lef-aad You wis dud a superior ana une,n,ust
article Of MEATS FOOT OfLat ~" ""0iu""sd
h~oRNBR0OA aud DILIONts.
49, ~ 1850 GU Market 81 Ntf.efa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
THRILIING

We heard the other day a story related by
an old sailor, Capt. jacob, which made
a great impression upon Us, and which we
wish we could repeat With the uuction OF the
nautical phfaseology OF the worthy nara
tor.
It occurred duriog the last war. The cap
tain, who Is = native OF Plymouth, was run
nlng on the coast in a schooner laden with
flour, lie had nearly reached his des}ina-
ton, when he was oveshaulei by the e.emy's
insIte, who ordered him peIemptutlly to
heaye a line aboard. There was no resisting
the command Tor tue schooner was without
arms. and the tender lull OF marines and sail
ors. armed 10 the teeth with pistols, cuilasses,
and muskets. Tn captain had a light but
lair breeze alolt, his sails drew. and he was
driving near d reef, the entrance 10 which he
was perfectly familiar with, and once Inside
which, he was sure OF making port, undls-
turotd by the tender.
IN this view be ordered one Of his men for
ward with a iiae, and IN d clear, sieutorian
voice, perfectly aulible on board tie tender,
saA. out III ave your lime abo4rll'lh en adj
ded IN Il whisper, SO as TO be heard only by his
men, "Htdye II shorll'
The Yankee sailor caught the hiut. and
"hovc" acccrding TO directions. The end OF
tbe ilne tell spiasaiug in the water.
High a1oNe The exrcrctlon OF the English
officer commanding The tender, rose Me roar
oi the indignant Yankee snipper.
lis that the way to heave a line you lub-
berry son Of "a land crub2 Heaye the line ship
s1ape you iubocI, OF l1i cut your liver out
Atauc 10 skort.'
Again The iine lrll short, aud the Yankee
captain aad The English captain Wed with
each other IN saoWenug lmprscaions AMI m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

80 1A1n~ sNLt8AFtF. received ana 80
''' sep 10 ~ PRYOR q PAuLL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
SADDLER'S HARDWARE AND
Cnnch Yrimminns

rFTHE subscriber hers leave 30 inform Saddlers- toarh
- makers AND Tho public generally, that Dc hA' lFst
orercd general assortmeht OF fHc above goods al hs
old stand. No. ISL Main street, Wheeling. where he VIII
be happy 10 see all persons wishing to purchase all
thing iH his line. Having p|urchasad my stock with
care, / shall be able to sell good article. and hope. by
strict a%teatfon to business aud far prices 81 mort a
share OF pnhlie pst-onsre. JONI FNDFi.
Bg-Sadde. Trunk and Harness Hsuu'artlrng con
tjnucd a. heretofore. raep971 JOHN NOT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

ARTIFICIAL PREPARATIONS or lcg.-Aiter
numerous uia.s nude by NJ. Is, MujIink with
different salts. tor Tie purpose OF converting
na.cr con aimed in a lin vessel into ice, dur
la5 their solution, he ultimately gave the
preference 10 mixture Of four Dances al IA.
ta'e of ammonia, i1ac ounces OF sab c1rbo-
aste ot soda, aud four ounces o, water. TINS
mixture ia three hours produces ten ounces 81
We, while with tile mixture atsaiPA1te OF 50
Ga aHt Iourialie actt. be ootsiaed Ice oaiy al
tg. s-vc4 hutr..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
Pure WATER.

MIRO w Johnston. Timer, Market Square,
is only Agcat ia this City Tor d very elegant
conHiyonce Tor purifying water from the ny
jsaat. !. is cheap and perfectly convenient,
permitting the water to pass through filtered
as fast d. from Tire common spout, yet the e
n%oraons quantity Of dirt taken out Of it,
must be seer to be believed. There are sew
erll Of our citizens VINO have them ia use
ANA would not be without them for ten times
the cost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

The TRAGEDY PRiZE,-It was stated
in uuf paper of Wednesday, on the authority
ai Philadelphia PRINT, that Judge Conrad
was the successful competitor for the pris'
ol,rci by Mir. Forrest for a tragedy-We
learn that ibis is entirely incorrect, as Mr.,
Forrest has not yet read the manuscripts
which he has received, and is not therefore
prepared TO give a deci ion.-N \. Past.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
4 Rare Chance fer Printers.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
PRINTING PRESSES. TYPES, &c.
FOR SALE.

sgTHE undersigned. DESTROYS Of Ding into other bust.
- ness, wishes to dtspase OF HE extensive lot of
NEWSPAPER AND JOB MATERIALS.
They consist Of
] Washington Printing Press. Hoes manufacture. New
York, platen 20 inches b, ri.
! Washington ohPress. same manufacture. platen H..
by l4l,
Oils. Bargcsis, 100 thS. Minion, 800 lis. small Plea.
NinInu Title, Two Line Mmiou. column rules. adver
fisenept rules, Composing sticks. ehascs, cases, frames,
etc. Also splendid lot ofJoh Type, comprising about
40 touts from 20 line rIca to Pearl. beside. a large
quantity OF Bordering, cuts. etc. win cases, racks and
frames i1r All VITA every other article necessary to
make a complete newspaper aud JOB Printing Establish
meut.
The Presses are new and perfect. aud work beautiful.
~. WHi'e noticed that the newspaper press As large
enough 10 take in 10 columns of the ordinary width.
rms establishment VIII be sold at a great bargain. eli.
her the whole together, or in tots to snt purchasers.
The materials are IN good order, aud most Of them
nearly new, having heeIl IN use but a few weeks. Far
inrt'er Inflammation, Apply 20 r. c. WILSON.
sept r., ISIS, stegherville,O ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
Hnnks at Ancfinn

IN SATURDAY Evening, September Goth, at carly
- candle light, viii sell, a large assortment OF Books
of various kinds. WIS WICkHAM, Auclioneer.
Muspratt q sons Bleaching Powderl
4 SUPERIOR article always ON hand aud for sale at
an unusually low price BY
sep25-t0t ". x Nj. MirCPFLTRE E.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

1-MbNolbEkiEs-flagnidcen Lace Canes. Qneen
T9 Mary Coiars and ffench worked do: eaibro d.rei
ells' lWeai Laces and Edsings, Jaconrl and Swiss
Edstugs, a very large assortment, lust received -"
aF9b OW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

GOOD EFFECTS OF PRAYER.-The
following resolution is s8iito have been a.
douted Immediately after one Of the c%eleorat-
ed Buffalo prayer meetings. Ii prayer can pro-
duce such resolutions as this, we wish the
VIII. aud democrats would hlId them before
oil taeir conventions:
solved, That il is our duty, as Jeihro sd
,i-.j Moses, lHxeius Is: 2l) Ito choose out
ui ai the People land not from the Lawyers
only) 'd1ie mea, such as fear God. men OF
truth, hating c~oyetuusnes~." and set such
meu over the Thousands, Hundreds, Fiitles
ADD Tens who compose the population ct this
great Republic: and let such and only such
uen und administer the Laws at all times,
according 20 The principles Of the laws
OF the United States, founded, as that insJfu-
meat is, oa the basis OF the Laws OF Col; 20
establish Justice, insure Domestic Tranquil
~'y.provije for the Common Defence, Promote
tie General Welfare, auo secure the blessings
oi Lloerty TO ourselves aid ear postegity; Tor
tlo' end, and only to that end. was the said
Constitution ordained and established for
The United States oil America.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

Distressing dccidcHt.-We have to record
the occurrence OF a most distressing accident
which took place on Saturday morning last,
about two miles below Hanover (Pa.) which
resulted in the death OF a highly respectable
and worthy citizen, named john Meihorn, aged
about 80 years. The particulars If this sad
affair are as follows: The deceased was en-
gagged at the time in waliing up d well for MIR
George Eichelocrger, and while these who
were letting dow stones from the top Of the
well, By means OF a bucket. it appears that a
stone weighing about % lbs. fell down upon
his head producing a very severe confusion
and rendered him iusenslbIe for u hours--he
however. recovered his senses and survived
but a few huurs Observation-Disclosures (Pa.)
Spectator.
An iRIsH SPoRTsMAy,-'Patrick, YOU fool,
what mikes you steel alter that rdb5it, wheG
your gun has ne lock on it?"
Hush! hush! my darin, the rabbit don't
know that,''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
DNG SHAMIS-
FINE BLANKETS

EtltH p'ait Long Shevls, with every other descrip.
- ton Of Eoo'cu shaW!s, Just recsivcI al tbe Big
'i"''"S lSePi22I J. 5. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

Rev. I. c. Eaton, Uniyers1lisr, will preach
in le First Wheeling Hose Gompaoy's Hail.
on Sunday evening at esl3y csndle light.
October LIST, ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

The subscribers to the testimonial to Lieu
tenant Joseph photograph, u. S. Army are re-
qsested 10 meet at he Office Of james s.
Wheate on Main Street, on Saturday evening
next the 30th inst, at GO O'Clock.
Ageneral and p%unctual attendance is par
~iicularly desired.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

z e Fash IAfsl have now received my entire
:" fall stock OF caps, embracing tho largest
aud most e~9nl2le.e assortment ever brought 60 this mar
Ne!, Ihey have been manufactured expressly for me.
ana having been purchased al The lowest CAsn rates. can
te so!d lower Than they have ever been offered in thi.
Guy. tbe as~softa.ont is complete, and cannot fail to
pie"sc Please Cali ietore purchasing elsewhere.
sep2S ;. u, HARPER, cor. Main ans Uuiaa sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

a Neat store room opposite the store OF the sultEcri-
yns hers. Possession given immediately. Apply at
the store of II. M'Mechen. or at
Sept 1854 BAsSETT & ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
RIon EYENING nRLSNLS

FssiN"Si bHle hlackinsw in the city; also dark erSr
"a brown and drehs-dns white INlied ed do. jos
received. isspt22l j. :. RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
FoR RENT.

The undersigned will receive proposals i'r
renting Tor a term OF wears. about forty feet OF
ground lying on Market So. Immediately west
of the LauCastcrian Academy and adjoining
the hose house. JAS. PAUL..
Saniemhar. 20.-lM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

TEMPERANCE MEETING.
MI. Hewlett Will deIive- an address before
the Westinghouse Temperance Society Of
Wheeling, at the City Hall, this evening at 7
O'Clock. All friends OF the cause are invited
to attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
CHEAPER THAN ENERl

Great Excitement at Nos. 81 and 80,
SOUTH WHEELING.
opp. ]. II. McMachen & Co.'S Shoe Store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

n ECEiNEn this day, by express from New York n
4G tew elegant embroidered Party Dresses.
sep@ J. :. RHODES, Badge corner