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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.
5Sh boz. Motiaify's Eclectic Spelling Books;
q ~ 50 do LIST Readers
30 do pad do
- " do 3rd do
20 - d. sth do
10 5th do
ALso,-ab " do Rays list part Arithmetics:
- do do "a do
20 " do ad do
For sale al reduced prices al
HORNBROOK'S new store
deef2 North side Monroe ST. hot. Nam n Market
yrSRESH TEAs--An assortment of ffesb 'r,as from
L tie Canton Tea Company, tor safe BY
decla W HALL, Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

CONSTABLE BURKE & COS
rMPRoV - tMPERl SHABLE SALAMANDER
= SAFES, warranted Fire proof aud entfaly free
from danis mould. secured by chuhbs Thief
Locks. Also ale- Powder and Thief Proof ocks and
Andrew. Combination Locks with 1890 changes for
sale Icy TuOS. &. CUI.BERrSON
jy 20 Union II. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

porting 10 this House Bill No 22j Of last sss- !
sion, entitled bill charging upon the 'reas-
uTy the annual appropriation Ia The Deaf aud
Dumb add Blind Asylum
By Nj Bierne-Tbat the committee on HI
nance inquire into the expedenoy Of so a.
/ niendiag the law relating 10 the duties OF Com
ms.iuaers OF the Revenue. as to require OF
said Ulcers 20 see every Individual within
4 his jurisdiction subject to assessment, and as
sess has property, ~ person, instead oil per
nitting some To give in the property OF 9th
ers. as is now the practice in some counties.
By Mr Colins--rhat the Co mmitee on
Rosdsiuquire INTO the expedency Of repeal
lug he All section Of an act PASSED March
2slh, lSl5, authorizing the county court OF
RitChis cOuuly. 20 assess tax on all taxable
property oi SAIL county, To raise money to
finish the HauisriIe Turnpike Road.
BY Mr. Cook-Ihat Committee oil three
be appointed 10 inform John b Floyd OF his
election as Governor. Messrs Cook, Strother
add White. committee
By Mr. Bym--That the Committee OF
Roeis inquire into the expedency Of provid-
ing by law for The construction of Turn
pike from Wm Arhold's, on the stanton and
Parkerborg Road, 10 Chenille. in Gilmer
county.
By MIR CarroIl--Tlat the Committee of
Courts take into consideration so much OF the
Governors Message as relates TO the county
court system.
ENG R0SSED BILL.
The following engrossed bill was read
third lime:
10 incorporate the Cannel Coal Company.
Mr. Perrow objected that tho bill would mo-
nopolize tin whole Coal Trade Of the West
err part OF The State
Mr. Faulkner repudiated. the idea of monop-
o,zng the Coei Trade. As well talk about
monopiizins the dir we breathe.
Mr. Frrgds1n thought the bill rather com
prrheu-iye--anl with a view o; striking bo
gan. Cabell aud Wayne from its operation, he
would move reconsideration OF the vote or
denng the bill 10 rngross men.
MIR Price, that the whole subject might
be well understood. moved that the bill be
laid on the table and ordered 10 BE- printed;
which was agreed 10.
Various bills were read first anl second
time.
And then, on motion OF Mr. Thompson OF
B..
| The House adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

"A RIGHTS iNDIks yEsEr.DLk PILls-Genuine f,r
" safe constantly ~ WM. 4. MrkEE
Qee4 South Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

ARD OIL Extra fine winter pressed Lard Ola said
- ny al! VINO have used II, 10 he very SUPERIOR for
fanny o' store purposes, reed per steamer Telegraph
irOns Cincinnati and Tor sale Nv NM II NckEt -
AtcI NJ a q Il he1II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

JOS. Il. WILDE, Music TEACHER,
Mia Gives lessons on the Piano Forte Organ Voca
81 Sty Music, and Thorough bass
&.9slS Apply al John II. Thompson's Boss Store or
Ss5 al hs resdence' on FINN street between John
s'u 'eli''e s'ieets, W heeiihg, Va novl0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
SPANISH SOLE LEATuEg
DISSOLUTION

31OD pounds Baltimore tanned spanish cole leather
! avery prime article, just reed from Baltimore
and for sa!eb by MeCi.ALLEN, kNOX 60.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
ELECTION.

%ASoN's SHOE BI.ACKING-lO gross Maso,,,,
Az superior Slee Backing. Just reed aud for safe ty
oeco MCLAI.LEN. X NOX { co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
QUINCY FOUNDRY.

- ENTLE@EN's CLOAK TAssELs-Re nv Ell.
~ press, Grtemen's heavy rich Cloak Tasses; aiso
cherry cuIored saiits and silks RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
BUFFALO ROBES

BUFFALO ROBES
sYsHiRh Lot lust receiyed.--We eau furnish them
a now by t4 bale. robe or saddle cover. Also Buff
lao over Shoes by The dozen single pair al No 100
Main street. fdeci.l NIcOiT sr,pe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

ne suhseriler Offers for shooting match on Saiur.
day, the @sd lust, 81 Adam IN sdrr's NIT. r. st
d W Aerits, large aHd valuable HOG, -hing 100
lbs. letms-.l per shot.
"eela-A' J. KALLENBERCEg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

To CANVASS FOR SOME NEM AND POPULAR
i WORKS, ia every COUNTY thioa sl,.nt M. ~
"tieh states 10 Agents the iOosi bsrai encoars -
- ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

Enn PIE'Es wide window shades of new oat
Wv ierhs ald the heal coiors just reed and for
'ae wholesale and retail by
dec! John H. THOMPSON Union =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
CHEAP TABLE

N3EW GOObS--Jusi rec "a this nor,ins fso,, p,,
Az delphla, elegant French ieAs shawls: nriut.J
Mus'in he Lailesi aack fruges; BLACK Sllks: and ~
dies and tents Md Gloves. ldocll ] sen sgNEV-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
A CARE ID.

cnn GROSS superior blue Matches for sale al
sd ~ dsels J. HORNBROOk'S new store
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
NEW VARIETY STORE

NEW VARIETY STORE.
1ACOB fORNBROok respectfully informs the CHI
zens OF Wheeling and vicinity, Boatncn PedI.rs
aud others, thai lac has opened in the new Monroe
House block Monroe street. large assortment OF eye,v
description Of
VARIETY GOODS.
which he will as low any other est of the
mountains Among MS stock may he found every v.
Tieiy OF small articles OF domestic from PANTY
bihie 10 hutton mould, either By the package or AZ
retail aud he VIII be happy 10 wait upon customers Al
an tlncs, I,essc can Shd examine decI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

THE highest prices paid for Flax seed. Dry Fr.it
Rags, &c. tdeel3 DASSETf 4 ROBINSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
MnlG PLATFORM.

a,bife.n government. in which Inc
ren+asentstiyes Of the people shall pas i'"s
,sgrartlsss Of the will OF hun VINO h'pPtne "
he President. we believing that the Who'e
raonla are better capable oi governing the'h-
-ssslyes ,han Is cue man OF governing 'utlh'
The administration of all The affairs o. gov
eminent as they were administered hy assn
;nato, jefferson and Madison, Tor the great
est good Of the people. -.
Honesty of men and purpose IN al h'gn
stations as well a. low.
Forhearance rom the conquest oil 'arelgn
rat;ons and all enleav0rs 10 extend our pow
or as a nation, beyond its present vast ooun-
diaries. x,n,n~e
,f,b 75,reigo nations aud neutrality IN Their al
fairs that while we make our country respect
ed abroad We may make II the Peoo'iU' ~
lum for the oppressed oil oteef "a'ioH
Liberty OF a tree expression VI op'nio"
monr all men, 50 that The efhcets oi s Nein-
meaf. while hey shall be required 70 oisstaiee
their duties faithfully and promptly 10 'he oe'
naftment and the people by whlCh 1at9 orc
Maid. thew shall be allowed to d'1er WIN tne
executive in measures OF government "lthou'
fear Of removal.
The economical administration oil govern
ment-,he payment OF salaries but no eA'fas'
and the prompt payment Of the naiionai deol.
The protection of our domestic industry
and the money OF 1.-THE country against inc pau
Der labor and oppressive mllilondites q h"
rope. ,ana
The improvement Of our rivers, lakes ana
harbors. and the general protection oil Tue
mt Of the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
CONTRAST
IN THEIR ACTIONS:
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

Son ola rryJ,uti,niry democrat Of Virgin
"a.
S1hooIrd in perseverance and prudence by
The barlships OF the Western frontier.
In ISIS. commissioned d lieutenant VA u'
army, aud appointed 10 defend The Weston
frontier. aud The women and children Of ihr
pioneers, rom the sleages.
! Defended Fort iiirris1n with but 90 mrn
sbIe for duty, Tor eight days, a~lairst 1900 Ia
dians, aud always seen where the arrows aud
bal, fell lhickest.
Had bestowed on him the first hon r OF
brc,et major, ever bestowed in this country.
unsolicited.
Bent hs mind solely to study during the
peace.
Established a frontier fort.
Fou-ht aud closed the Black Hawk war,
by which the settlers ON he frontier were ielt
in peace.
Fought and closed the Florida war.
Refused TO hint runaway slaves in Fiorida.
and when requested 81 to do by the secy'y o
war, nobly replied that he was no slave catch
er, and would not be The means Of reducing
them from compar 1--we freedom to servitute.
Served on fifteen court martials aud al
ways commissioned todfalt The opinion OF the
court, yet never. in a service OF IL years, hal
a difficulty that led 10 one in which he va, a
party.
Sleeping in his tent upon the swamps OF
Florida.
Writing as follows, to his agent upon his
plantation:
Il wish the servants humanity fed, an
their provisions we'll cooked. = = q Dis
tribute among the servants at Christmas, III
such "A WAY as you may think tney deserve by
their good conduct, iv" hundred Il HAIRS. and
t necessary, draw OH our merchants Tor the
same
On his way to Mexico, dring as the com.
monest soldier Jared, aud loiIingto cut a patn
through the forest with his own hands.
Fighting for bis country, and peace in Mex.
leo, with a handful Of men, against treble his
force.
Iaking a weariei soldier on his horse be-
hind bin, between Mieraud Camargo, x thus
carrying him several miles,
When praised for bis vaior in Mexico, civ.
ing the honor TO his soldiers.
At Biton Rouge, inviting a poor and
wounded soldier 10 his table aud his bed, and
on his departure giving him ten dollars AMI
his blessing.
Demanded OF Government; full rations for
his soldiers.
Looked upon as father by the soldiers who
served uoder him.
Ordering his agent in New Orleans 10 pay
50 dollars 10 the Irish relief fund,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
For The Tiui,s.

There is such a distinct difference between
Democracy and Locofocoism or Oligarchyism,
that any Of Efin's sons can easily decide. so
they will be 'helr own Interpreters at the
ballot-box That nbaldry IN The Argus oil
Monday should be sterIoty ped and have as
many names to il as Lewis Cass has iaces-
then il would never suit asa reply 10 me lay
Tor democrat, * what not. What has any su-
tocrat TO do with my namc2 am Rough
and Ready boy, and that's enough Ter such
dwelling Jay Casses TO know-lor such lei
have not and cannot deny any OF the charges
| have made against Cass's extra pay, want OF
feeling Tor the lrlsh. war, &c. | am not d
shamed of my company, Tor ] choose Ia as
sociate with men OF honesty aud intelligence,
and am OF The true democracy. The eloquence
of Cicero, all he combined genius OF all ages
could not persuade these ulnuyhBmmers l
shall not reply 10 them again, Tor / am IN
gagged TO Join ia The great procession, to COM
meurr ou the IA OF November, IN honor Of
Taylur aud Fillmore, The ttue patriots, when
the sons OF ancient sirrs, the arien; spirits OF
The soe. democrats and whIgs+afn in arm, tor
eisorrs lromevery nation, NIh he carehul
yonth. are TO take possession ol tie cIleddl. *
replant the glorious tree OF Liberty, aud The
lar ladies OF this uulon, virgin and matron,
combine 10 haug thereon The clusters el econ
omy, harmony AMI love.
Locolocoism - 10 surrender d prisoner, but
Gen. IayiOt is humane 10 d vauquishel Toe.
Nov. ? PHlLANIhROPlSF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02

The Commissioners for this county, Messrs
Clemens. Edgington and Steenrod, have APP
pointed the following gentlemen to superin-
tend the elections at The other precincts
Wrsr L1BERry.-Dr. d. ). Forney, hoot.
Mcfarland and Joho Brady, Esqrs.
TRrApELPHIA.-Abmhsm Bedlilion, Aora-
ham Beazle and Samuel Oldham, Esqrs
Clerks at the Court House.
Henry Crangle, WIN. 5. Goshorn James A
Mclean. and Alonzo Lorng, EsqTs.
The polls will be open at Z o'clock a. NJ
The commissioners have authority, we be-
lieye. under the law OF Congress, TO keep The
polls open until Y O'Clock il found neeessa'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
Jas. Coo AS 32l 1859 li649l
~ New counties voting since Isle.
Secretary oil States Office.

COLUMBUS, OCTOBER, / fh, lof9,
The votes Of all the counties embraced in
the foregoing Inst have been received at this
Office, except that OF OF the counties Of Wood,
Ashland and Medina which have been obtaind
from reliable sources, aud may be regarded as
correct. In the list i. included and counted
lor Ford 81 votesin Crawford county, return-
ed III d 81 parate column Tor 'S-abury,' tn
surname having been omitted in the certiti
cate OF the Clerk OF Auburn township, in said
county; and 1877 votes counted Tor Weller in
Portage county, returned by the clerk in said
county III a separate column as given Tor u
B.. Weller" Morrow was left blank because
the vote was embraced in the returns from
Ricbland, Marion and d Iaware comics
The returns have all been carefully luvestiga-
ted. According TO our calculations the foot
lugs." in the returns rom Van Vert and
Lorain, are erroneous, The "iooting" in the
former should be 3l4 Tor Weller, l65 Tor Ford
IN the latter, 1851 tor Weller.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
Sec'y OF State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02

The Government oi FraLce is the most lib
eriI in Europe.
81, 40 or fight.
surrender.
The hearts Of the people must be prepared
Tor wal.
circumstances will prevent my attending
The Chicago Convention.
The noise and confusion are SO great | eau
not be heard.
We can swallow the Whole Of Mexico and
not hurt us.
II - unconstitutional 10 appropriate money
for HE relief OF Ireland.
! agree 70 administer the government on
the Baltimore platform.
Lam IL favor OF the tarif of as as afford.
ing all thr protection labor needs.
an opposed TO improving rivers aud har-
bors,
| shall perpetuate The policy OF the present
administration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
LETTERS FROM Mr.. WHlrTLESEY.

Washington. Oct. 20, ISIS.
Dear Sir: The letter which Gen. Zlchdry
Taylor, wrote on the 4tho Of March last 10 your
self and other members of Congress, in an
swer to a letter from the same gentlemel IN
der date OF The Dist OF January. has been read
at your request IN conneXion with the letter
which Gen TAYLOR wrote 10 Capt J ) Allison
on the 22ud of April; and The most perfect
harmony exists in the sentiments ann langua
e OF the two letters. when the same subjects
are discussed or spoken OF. And am Of o.
plnion, that il the letter of the 4th oil March
was substituted for that OF the 22nd of April
Gen Taylors position before the country would
not be essentially altered thereby.
Most Sincerely aud respectfully yours.
ELISHA WHIRTLESEY.
Hon Truman SmIh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02

REGISTER.

REPORTED RY q. II BERRY CoRDAGE MANU-
FACTUGER.
ARRIVALS y DEPARTURES
" Boats tor the tast "a hours cndils uester-
day at 4 o'clock, p. N,
ARRIVED.
hibernia No 2, Kliueielter, Pittsburgh,
Skipper, Stops,
Cambria, hendrick,
Pilot No ?. Karns,
Eaphr4ies, Calhoun, Cinncinnati,
Consul, Kinney,
Friendship, Davis,
Geneva, Dean,
Pioaeer@., st. Louis,
Virginia Dawson, Sleubanville.
DEPARTED.
Hibernia No ,, hlineielter, Cincinnati,
Pilot No ?. kams.
Consul. Kinney, Pittsburgh,
Euphrates, Calhoun,
PlOneer,-
Skipper, Stops, Hockinsport.
Cambria krudrick. st. Louis
Virginia, Dawson, Steuben,iile,
4 lee; 8 inches water rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02

ST. Mathews Church viii be open for Di-
vine Service this morning. The day, directed
BY a rubric to be observed IN thanks wing
and PRAYER to a beniicent Providence for the
blessings Of the past year, and especially for
the fruits of the earth and the ingatherings OF
the same, when none lie appointeJ by the Civ
il Authority.
Service to commence al half past 10 o.
clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
Their Battles for Country.

GEN. IAILORS.
Fort liarrison-20 10 1900.
Bad Axe-250 10 1000.
Ochokebee-510 to 1000.
Palo Alto-ZoJO 10 Toeo.
Resaca de la Palma-2000 to 1000.
Monrerey-5000 10 1900.
Buena Vista--5000 TO Il 800
ALWAYS victorious.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
DRUGS AND MEDiCINES.

f;alE subscribers have Just received ffoin the Eastern
IL cities, a fresh ahd well selected assortment OF Med.
iclues, including the more recent chemicals: Also uure
while dld iel wines aud randy Tor medical purpase.
purchase amer The most careful personal lnsp. elton
with a view 20 superiority OF qualify, aud can therefore
recommend them totheir patrons and friends with en-
ilrc confidence ia Their purity and freedom from aduite.
rhIiop.
cent Preparations, among winch which NAV be ciupu,r,
asI " istar's baISani, Ayers ChefrN FeeiotaI. uourkr'
tauacta. tplaius Pile tlectua}, Drs Neavt r aud
Jayuc's FANNY Medicines, foods. foWnsepd's Ssndss
std hr.stp's rarsaparlila We ave sule Agents for Cav
-N "a. o. ,aachala.ne' q new ailipnla plant of tarr
Manufacturer OF fownsene's Sars1pauHa. 10 he ,.t,I
setier than Sarsapar3ia-" Gan aud rAAllne the .boSs
srIc.es at The Drug store of
J C~kuMBACKER 4 SON.
oolio riga OF Ih2 Golden Mortar, ia Main A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
MARRIED

On the 3lst ut, BY the Rev. VIM Arm
strong, Mr.. ABBoT p. GoFy, OF Missouri, and
Miss SUSAN NJ. WILLIAMS, OF this city.
On Tuesday, the 3lst October, by the Rev.
Mr.. Toltord. Mr.. w. J. RoBB, OF this city,
to Miss JosAPHTNE g., daughter OF ID. r. Neal,
Esq, OF Parkersburg. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
GEN.

uIN. CANS >.
Aux Cuaards- 800 men to a picket guard,
nobody killed. nobody hurt.
Rail 81 ii.a ----a-os
officer aul a STUMP, am surrendered, aud
the stump slightly wounded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
LEWIS CASS.
Son Of a New Hampshire Federal.

Son Of a New Hampshire Federal.
Teaching he pupils Of his school to reyrr-
enee the black crrkadc.
Appointed by Jefferson cons able for the
Sta Of Ohio Il catch thieves. aud disirain
upon the poor, for which appoi tmrut he
tore OF lis black cJekude; and tuned demo-
rrdt.
Surrendered his post with three hundred
men. TO a single officer. s-ut uut by a ButiSi
General. lroma fort SIX miles OF, which CRU
eral, according 10 hi, own oath, had but $50
men.
Obtained on hi, own solicitation. the post
Of Secretary Ct Michigan Territory.
Speculated il gewgins and got rich of The
Indians.
Established a disillery.
Enacted an ordinance for selling poor white
men into slavery aud whipping Them on The
bare back because they were enable 10 pay
fines.
Charged on the treasury for 50 ,00) dollars
extra pay.
Specializing in public lands while Secretary
OF war, and refusing to make good losses to
The company sustained by the acts OF an a.
gent for whom he had agreed 10 be response
bic.
Receiving 5000 outfit, 5000 salary as min
is'F' 10 r'3i.es' =, 'iI,"'i'' ~ IvPuo,iIdn U,
irTrlr, Of Inc r1ur, Tres. ~ sings. ami eSi1.
ing himself on his intimacy win The tlilcd
nobility Of Europe,
Cafousins III the palace OF d hin5.
-,
m.a ,h,a.e. ~, .aIp
:. !. ,a. ~, -, 80 -.
,ohlir,n novs,on.n, - -
II. ar,nls,a tho moi, $50, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
TAYLOR

There will be "A meeting OF the
friends of .'Old Rough and Rea-
dy.n at the South end of the Mar
ket House, FRIDAY EWING, at
O'Clock. Good speakers will be
in attendance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
BELLAIR RALLY.
The Taylor men of "heellng
are earnestly invited to attend a
GRAND TAYLOR RALLY,

at Bellair, / HIS ENENINu-
The steam boat VIRGINIA will
leave the wharf at ) o'clock
Fare for the round trip l2as cents.
The Glee Club and Band will be
on board. Come one, come all!
Orators will be there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02

''t.ti u.s. "'ih n'."uiuS.f hfchel
3lri JiSry Brown ElRt
l. krn.tf0sr Rnl1u Daniel II
liz rh. IN. ~, H..
q '
Wis IA 'tHds bvHl titAAtt ON
William Brook Thomas
90 Mi. P,.,L- .E.l
~
ttNil> W buru- ElILaDetn
ice Alrline Brown Th.mss
-
lta lNdac bdN Hlfll
irudu SIinOn Brown Farley
'''' C''''. C',"S
irttT NlIldm OONk NlalUld~
bs lpr I.hu Cumtnuns Cant A r.
r- 81 ut.- ~
ftits Nl.lldUh CHHnllSa1m III
lark NlTs IA Crawford kOht
.fr,V Mr. Ann Cg.,I-,, W;Ii,n
- y
~ FthieF Eutit1er Cunningham
4rrpll John Gross l. e.
- a.
IH'ioh W ~ NtItnt
aidWell William Couaw8y Lucinda
b,ga S,,,,, ~ C..,t., Iu
= 9'iT'' CCotnP''l 'at'ys
C',tN"9 a,a '''
dthel MT Cullen Nlilldm
urtiS GEORGE w
n
..t.I ~. m
.ittdi b''iS' DubudF DiNld
tV Isaiah Davis SAMUEL G.
Iab, n, NN;u;
t''ii'i
AVIS MISS \ DlltUdrS T. ii
uniap Thomas Duke Jehn =
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~ AI b'bti DdNI' II
lodge George DAVIS Samuel
p.tri,k Dap,,u A..;.L
D ''i'"
puloll Id'rlCk Dixon Isaac
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02

Il FEW Patterns of very hue new style French
AS- oAshneres, for sale al a small advance on cost, by
oct2l GREER * MOTTE.
DOMESrIC GOOnS-A fresh lot OF those SUPERIOR
30 Blankets Of Mckee q Rohertson's make; also cas-.
simeres, Saitnets, Fuiied Liuseys, Pressed Flaunels,
Wo0len YARNS. etc, OF the same make. iusi received and
for sale cheap at oet2l GREER x MO1"TE'S
f%AEFEf ttiAlN-Another lot OF csrpei chains, of
- very bright colors, Just received by
oct2i GREER & NOTE.
7~.ACkEREL-5s bills No , MackereI,
Ava 90 bhls do do:
Just received and for sale low ny
novl WOODROW a34 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02

Mr.. Wharton: The following il The vote
taken on board Of the steam boat Hibernia No
2, Oct 3lst.
Taylor, 4o
Cass, rs
Van Buren,,
Wheeling, Nov LIST, ls48.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

FTfABLE Knives and Folks, Butcher Knives, Pocket
IS Gallery, brass candestlcks, fine SeIssnrs and Ra.
zOTs, brass ona steel harrei Pistols, Tea trays. hrass aud
steel head shoyc!s and longs, Britannia aud German
SILVER spoons, Coffee Mills, sc. Just received and Tor
safe cheap BY HENRY T. MORRI
ocis7 Main street.