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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
BAND INSTRUMENTS

il oHl opened nue. assortment Of Band Inst runents
y sueh as Corheis, Wave Trumpcs, French Horn,
pusIes exc. Also, an assortment OF very superior
rreneh and German Victims, Italian Strings Turning
noths. New Music and Precepors for 81 instruments
n , ofS q hos'on Piano Fon@s constantly ON hnnd
anu 10Y sale at manufacturers prices, by
sept" j. MELLDR Ifnion sfYee,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

john Engllsh, caun,,in,,,
| against
AeAahasi Mathews Nathaniel Dous herty and isasella
Hpus"etty, ms wife, Mary Mathews Ei1y Scott Geo
scout, Charles ScbIt, lanes scott john srn,t srJ
, Leslie Scott, T,.c,,,.l.., aNu
a., ne p'iehdahs Alexander Mathews. Mar, Mathews
10y scott 1r0rge Scou. Charles Scott James Sro,,
'"na scpu and Leslie scott not having enrere! Thar
appearance and given security according 80 me L., az
Assembly and the Rule al lhis CtHft. aua II s,,..,
ny satisfactory proof thai they are not ahai.., ~,
me Commonwealth OF Virginia; On notion OF Ca,n'
l1haht ny oansei' u . ordered tbat they DO spnea,
hetr 90 tue hrsi day OF the term of ~ go
ansMef ne eompa'nanV' ban, aud that COP, ~ Ihi
"'der he iorthwll iIs-ft-i in some uet,s+ls, ,i,i
IN N7 llF ui hffltas, for two months .i,af,
an posted al the 'front.' i0or Of ne court Ilasa m
oJ4hiy. \ Cupy Tesie I'M n.,,.,, = . o.. ''1'o
ocis-w q & - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
AlmanacS E.r 1910

M supSctiNer has lust pa'iis.,es the Franklin Al
. nsHae iaE lai9' ealculaledby sanford 4. nm All
hf,'hs tan,ly Almanac Tor lsig, in tie square
"'"- country Merchants and poilars sunnlted ~, ~
2Fos> or dozen AZ the laws ptlces '' - tue
oa'J JOHN THOMPSON, Union stree,
49, LRs1Nnl1.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
Baltimore. Oct. ., 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
GEORGIA ELEC ION.


We have full returns from Georgia,
with the following results:
First District, wing maj. 800
Second District, Loco ioco, MAJ. 80
Third District, Wing maj. 500
| Fourth District, LEGO ioco MAJ. 500
| Fifth District. g Maj. 600
Sixth District % MAJ. 400
Seventh District. Wing maj. 1850
Eighth District, Wing MAJ. LOO
Wing .maiorities 44,5o
Loco ioco majorlles 1880
Thus1"reducing their majorities, to less
than 100 although there was in 1876, no
less than $500 maj. and in 1874 Polk
had 2,049, and in Is u the locofoco can
didate for Governor had 1899 maj. thus
giving the wings a nett gain since 1916,
of over 5000 votes and insurlng the state
to Taylor and Fillmore by a large maj.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

tSiNh printed French CasSmeres, Nous DLaines
Alps Iahinel, silk stripe. brilisntines siripe ma
noes, received This day by ''
seH2a MARSH, TAYLOR & MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

EaN cry description Of Home made Ware ,rd p,o
40 dhee generally, tor sale by FGARREfTsON
sept l., lsis Mnn,as 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

sept 20 49,. oan ' % O.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

THE bone aud sincw - the land, shpuN vske NJ,
and thoroughly examine thrir worai. Foliiica aud
rc-uua-v condition and re prepared o. cast heif votes
Al the mes resIAcutal election with The srictest ref
ercnce u The COED Of the whole length and hrcsth OF
our glorious tsipu, from Sacn Ray. in Maine. 10 me
mountains of California. And IN the midst OF thef
: . -. :.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
DRESS GOODS

rRlLl.p and Siandup collars, BRUSSELS Lace came
inside hhAis' Embroidered Linen do, just reed /,
sepsss MARSH, TAYLOR & MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS B,skJ
. Wheeling, I'd October, le4S.
c UBSCRlBERS 10 the stock of the .'Western Telc
~ graph Company" Baltimore 10 Wheelingl are
nefeoy notified that their certificates ready for de-
livery al this hank.
II IS expected that payment in full will he made on or
before the goth inst. 8 RRADV
Oct Ith--lw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

luni AhS 'NHt"n' "esl spanish, rst,d aHd G,r all
'o"'hy Isepi -. - Pryor d PAiiil.4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

NANTED-A nurse for a sick lady. or a v,i,in.
maid m asinall family. Most liberal war,s a, i,
Dc siNen.-EnquiTe al The ohce OF this paper or,c "
Till proper place 10 purchase OILS is ia, so,,h
Nheelin s.-superiof sperm Oii-gennine for -
by octb w K Mckee, south Wheelin,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
WHEELING. VA.

JAMES L. WHlRTON-PUBLIsntR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
FALL FASHIONS
New Fall and Winter Goods.
EMBROIDERlES.

. ARSH, TAYLOR MARSH are now receiving
wa their Fan and Winter stock of Goods sepas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
WELSH FLANNEL.
NEW FALL, GOODS

DELTS for Girls and BOYS, for sale hy
- septic THoS HoRNBOOk and Co Monroe 81
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
ELECTIONS

kENrroAY John } Cuu, m certain
Is eIee'rd Governor, by from 3 600 10 IN .
600 mSlouy-L'glsIaIufe Wnrg n mo-
pouIon
IspIANA. The election IN ,hl, S,a,e ,,
Tor members Of the L"gnllure The Io-
coioco' have carried q. The Senae w,I,
stand II Or % Dem to % WAiys /, the
House SO count,es show Drmo.ra,ic ma
lofhy Of ~, bong a gam Of 6 members
lLLISoI' L - sl,i that Hans L.o,ol
IS ecird N The Springfield iar-r and & a..
ker tNmgi IN The Galena The Who's
run no candiIa,e lor Governor
Iowa We have a few returns which
,ook very well though they arc not ire,-
eve. We val know the grand rc,uI, IN
N.w day' Tn circu,n O, t1r member, or
'he L~gii.H.ure OILY. Two Uaa,I Stt,,
Senator'S Irpood upon the ro,ua.
NI"orRI-We have oulythc II'-,..,,
returns 10 addition to What We published
on Saturday,
Washington S, Charlc, and Noo,,,n.
cry eoun'l,s have given four hunir,d ma.
l9my Tor Day, Democrs'. for Congr,.
WA'g' haze earned Clryh soun,y
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

10, sound Ard intelligent Wigs q En'lAnd
county and q Nermoai vii look veil 70
,h,, before they set cut on a Quitot'o en-
terruse like tho one nov projected That
,bcy viu - look. 30 have no doubt and
~ believe their action will fully ao-
cord W, their character for s,csdihstncss,
sound Ard practical common sense. which
they have - long and 80 justly horne. We
all sav tho practical operation Of just such a
~ v,mcnt ss is nov projected 10 lsIi-.
md We are inclined 70 think thar the result
vhI-h grew from the action Of crazy fac
ton then viii be- remembered in Vermont;
At lcas, TIL a.lor tho eth Of November
next
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16


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10 me razor " INC """a"' H'f'"
no"'e" !" ''u' IA" F't'' O""'' '''
commitment 'n "' ~ va" NAV Wv TIC" pa
per was coming ou' soon Ns ! "'"'' 10
vac 'o"e OF - j" "'e '""'''"' '',' '.',.'
'n'eteS' IN '' "r''Ste' nope WI n ! "
was not IN earnest i" sufPos'"S '"c name OF
paper WAS 10 oc ''e'" NORM I'o''' ~
we aug" o H'''0' a. '""''' "''' y
prefer '"e """'o VI VIC "'e" '"' "'"""H"'
of ""A' "''"N '" Po'"' " e'o"o"''' "oo''
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

.l...l. ,... I'm, H.. action a.. .,,., c,o.
~. IN .o.,.,.,..i =. y.,u.,.
80, A. III -.
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- f1',''.'"' a..Il.l
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the Affair will c,b;lit a mos, decided case
of spontaneous combustion Garrison men
lIirncy men. Barnburner, SC. *, Will
take their places check by J'vI Inc onIy
4Na'hca'l'n required IN ue,'FA'cs Is 'n''
Nv! ''1 80, ' ''"'' ''"' '''' ~ ''''
We may be p'r"''''' 10 c1 press d" "
P'"''" niue IN 'u'A"'' "p'" 'o' P''o''''
n.y. W. '"oD'' WITHOUT ''''', "''''"''''', ''
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

tum,lv and li,ks q those who called them
selves hrs friends. and sncskcd n like
dog With BIZ tail bctvccn b.. lcEs, and With
out grow % srarl he lorc Il all 60 defeat
a. open bold aud noble Zoe ia that be- sue
occdcd hu, TOO veil Four years have A.
tordcd him ample time TO CONSIDER and plan
a campaign that will yet more eGcctua'ly
defeat the now 10 The hclis &C Nucua
Vista were not more more disastrous To-
Santa Anna. than will he result 81 tho clcc
ton in November to Cas-. and Buticr -
Tho wings OF Vermont and OF the Union
are not SO green IS t. BE- cheated % c-l'l,I
hy any free sol b,it OF the Kind few may
be silly enough to swallow it. but they will
be pretty likely TO eject before next Nov
cmbcr Gen Taylor has tie confidence Of
all. except rabid rartiraus and old broken
down aud disappointed politicians.
The opinions Of the late venerable John
Q Adams have long justly commanded the
highest respect and greatest consideration
Of hi, eountrymcu and perhaps might say
rall the world That the decided prefer
cucc Of this great aud good man was for
General Taylor over all the candidates be-
for the Wing convention is fully proved by
the recently published letters Of Mr lIud-
son aud other Of his associates 10 Con-.
gross.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

80. ,r4 DO 3D., rre,snte %. ro'e' ard N DO
p't
A Waterford l,nef O., recent dsis. OBJ
,,rr,, 4 bloody determined hanI o h'nl
frA,~4 u,,.aa.y b. ioughi brl1fe on
n.f.A pate, st3o.i coctciou b'i,s b. he
,,u.tv so lr'h Fttvarc,'. Oue iAtt
oat, . hrt, - ,ststI',n .un, b, lot'
..e arU p,oc Am5uoa took sd,ci All ih'
am, hct,--s.y 5000. vii be ,nicrrrd ,hii
Ns,l utl,u ttr s'tes ofthe lrstet' undo
.s- ,l,rrt,ou otihe HAhcas C1tru, a e
be sc'cd ur 40, = Gun or p,se W,
ls goo. r. 10 ll.' dH.uci
&C., .s rs9,r 'ay' We learn upou
.rcry 'ra aNoG camp o'u's II, O.
rst.I.i ant infantry. - rbou, 20 h- .lrm',
ven Kilkenny snI C'oum,l TIE
Cor n,nry G,nsrn. passed through Cor.
loss IN me Ooh NE iot lLe purpose o ma.
ltnr the necessary arranccncrs
The tugh. 90 tt' p7.a,oc - somewhat
.cs.,n,l,e 10 ,Dh Enc'1ni mi I'r'nri g.,
M 20 r.tu'~n, hsrr some wears plH. II,
other crops have proved beyond 'he aver.
asc
THE CONTINENT
In Fnroe atuts rrrea' TO lave settled
into comparative que, and Pans wat
perfectly un.qml ~, Bank of Ftsnc'
ra' d,ci,i TIA, % should 'uh,ci,h' TO IN,
ncv Dan 20 the amount OF tNcnly fvcmd-
lions
Irrcr' from Tie Carlnsn, speak h,o-.
ably OF the crops and that the potato DIS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

'WLeu Gen G. tailed ~ I,rf. -u.irr ,hAt tri.l
be had not .n,ultcd the httle Magician
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
PnMc oV rae AGovY.

The Wing prints n this section are setting them
selves to tie task OF convincing Virginians that IT Is
their peculiar duty as such to go for Cen Avalabil-
ity. Buena Vista, Faio Alto, Resaca, " and God
knows what besides in o & a. are as usual pressed
into service, together with any quantity of profound
and convincing logic 10 the shape of capitals and
notcz Of admiration. They have BY rare good
luck been enabled to add another dish &c this feats Of
reason in the shape of the fact that Gen 7. IS ere
lated to a very large number Of the most Intelligent
and influential families in this State 10
This last appeal to State pride and honor must be
irresistible, coming hand in hand with the name Of
.Aruara Fillmore. But as the second Washington has
been pleased to endorse his "a sound conservative
opinions, . and our particular friend Ex-Governor
Seward has been kind enough to do tie same ; il
would we suppose be a mere Virginia abstraction 70
let aoy squeamishness interfere with our support OF
him:
But If Old Zack;s Intelligent and influential
connections and FiImoreis having risen from an
humble station TO that of an abolition leader viii not
convince Virginians of their duty how can they
hold out against the next argument. This IS that
% poor men cant ride urit5 Cas- 80
Thus appealed to on both sides OF tiler heart, the
aristocratic and the Democratic, how can Yirsiuians
hold out longer?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
sTuE WTHEF4ELE TCKETs

-
The miserable tick played IN Little Ieuneeee.'
By the printing at tbs ofee OF DIS wythEiile RePab-
Iican, and distri5aGingz1 that section Of = large
number of tickets bearing the names OF the Wig
electors, ard OF TayloE and BaiIers has excited %
much indignation that tie WhiSs have been obliged
70 defend themselves. Most Of them have, 10 tie
honor of their party. disayowedit But the Rich
mond Whig, once the leadarof lis party press mths
State, = now fallen. and oh, how loE "-actGaliy
chrekIes oyerit, and very eoolly accepts On 6ehanOs
Inc Wings the Nages Offragd.
It's exposure of tho caseis, that the editor Of tie
wYtheyiIe paper vas q Wiling 70 east his vote for
Old lack, but prefers General Butier 70 Sir. PHI
more. Accordingly, no had a number Of tekets prin-
ted with the names of Taylor and Bni'er HsOn them.
intending no doubt t0use one for himself, and 10 giTe
the others to sueh As might wish TO vote Is he did
Such, we learn was the operation and It a9Pearst TO
US verv simple one, and one rhIch mightbs made
wisAnat the slightest design t6dseoiTe or Elisieea
aay person Whatever.
Not designed To miieaaf ThsrS vere 1850
Of them printed and diEused in the district Atre The
Wigs laid their strongest hoFe'. ilmores name
was replaced by that of the Democrats Tice-presi-
Dental candidate, Jet the ticSet bore The names of
these who were pledged to vote for the former and
against the latter. Yetthe loSieian Of tie Wing de-
mics any intention to Geeeire!
The truth is, that the different explanations Put
forth by Wing papers contradict each Otlrer.a and prove
what they were in:endedt to disrroEe. For instance.
another account directly opposed to the one gisen
above, il that the tickets were ordered By a SIR Boyd.
oa private account.
One thing, AID that tac oaiy point in which De-
mocrsts are interested. is quite clear. It IS that there
Is dsep tFickery il the case, aud that it must enure II
it act at all to the benefit Of the Wings. Nothing
more is wanted to put our ffsnds on their guard. It
would bring US just by into the deepest contempt.
were we to be beaten by the mare fact ofthe Wigs
having a Candidate they were themselves ashamed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
THE % CAss.

The enemies CT General Cass falling to find one
word that they can utter t~ruthfuily against him, have
rcsorted to tae most b~areEeced sIandsrs4 They say,
that Cass, on a certain occasion, was too proud and
aristocratic to permit a common citizen To ride IN a
public coach with him. Nonsense This tale bears
the impress Of faIsehood on its face. We are told
by our enemies that General Cas- hns cm5ezzIed
large sums from the public Treasury. Think YOU,
that suon q man would have been sent by General
Jackson as minister 10 France: Think you, that such
a man would have been recommended By the honor
able men who assembled at Baltimore in May last !
The IntelIigencer, the leading organ Of Che Whigs,
said that General Cass was a gentleman whose pri-.
yate character was without reproach! Abbot Law
renee, who was ono of the Wing contestants for the
Vice Presidency, has said that General Cas- was a
hosPitzSlc; humane and benevolent man Daniel
Webster, the great God-iiSe of the Wing party, has
said that General Cas- was a man Of varied learning,
experience, and ability. Truman Smith, the chair
man of the Wing central committee at Washington,
has said that General Cass was opposed to the doc
tr;ne ofthe WiImot Proviso. And the universal wing
party accord TO General Gass tae character ofa good
and true Democrat. With this overwhelming festi-
mony IN favor of General Cas-, how can any demo
crat withhold from him his cheerful and energetic
support We believe, in view OF tie importance to
our beloved country Of the success Of Democratic
principies,in Tie~ of the glorious triumph thata1aits
Us, that no true Democrat wiz be found wanting on
the Ith of NoTember, 1913.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07

lCa1n nj t!,c Old Stand.

AN
7Ii,. undersigned has removed his TAILOR
ING ESTABLISHMENT to the Shop for.
" "rcnaird nv him on Main Street. nearly OPP.
e III. Valley Bank. and recently occupied by
.Juhu Avis. Thankful to the ~cifizcrs Of
r,estpwu and ncig'borhood for the liberal pa
basc extended Ia him duringt tie many years
b,- b .ea in business in this place, it is hoped, as
cwed rlort> willie made to render satisfaction,
b Il continuance" OF The puhlic's favor may De
pcctrd Tlir Eu1cSt E'i'SIIiOEsS have Just
u received, aud any .nrm"uts cut or made in
establishment. are warranted 4" he I" according
rrd,r." PrtcsS mt,isra!s, and P~uaclua!uy al.
y obserraI.
3 ~ lrsr"tofuro, lr will attend punrtually, to
CUTTING OF GARMENTS
he CnpntFy. when desired.
b call from old tr,cn /, aud a. many pew ones
msy tiad it Compatible with their interest or
l.aL, is respectfully solicited.
JOSEPH BROWN.
Ct'nbcr 81. 1918.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
SCHOOL NOTICE.

FTNI!E Board Of School Commissioner Of the
O. county Of Jefferson will meet at tho Court
House. on the LIST Saturday Of November next,
being the 4th day of the month. a full! attend
nncc of the members of the Board is desired.
And each mcmher is expected to furnish a
1 statement showing the number Of children here
infnre and now instructed ia his district, the at
tendance Of the scholars, the price paid or to he
paid for tuition, the branches of learning taught,
aud other facts showing the condition OF his
school and the operation of the system"
WM. G.. WORTIlIHGTON, elk.
Oct. 10, 1913. Free Press copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
n WANTED.

THIHE undersigned wishes to employ a teacher
4 in his family, to take charge off smallSchool
b. his residence near Charlestown, Jefferson Co.,
Va. To one capable of teaching our language,
Mathematics in all its branches, the Creek, La
tin and French languages, and who can come we'll
recommended, as to requirements and capacity
for teaching, of religions or strictly moral habits
and opinions, a liberal compensation will be given.
None others need apply. Letters post paid will
Sc attended to. BRAXTON DAVENPORT.
October 10. lS4S.
Richmond Enquirer, Washington Union and
Phila. Pennsylvania, please insert four times tn
tbeir Semi Weekly, and send bus 70 this office for
collection.
: Oct. 10. 3. D.,
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sGHARLESIOWN, VIRGNfA;IT UEsl1Al y SsNOV r. 6
Friends Of nauaaeircY.

g1s
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! otsmt, id,3ty' al tia, .lay Won mus, dccfare 6v
iyS,Ir votes n.,e, berSS not5 thes de,cateaSW hig mar
,tvi shall rule even YOU lsilh a rod Of iToD.s We
theFstpHe rust that every man wito realty loves
his country, and ls DESTROYS OF seeing her continue
prosperous, wtir6e tue FHt's on Tue 1,tsoi no
.semoef, .PrepaFeuIo tdtschar9e .h'sfdoly honestly
and iesressly. !. Turn out tnen, sa az hneI oeE
innFder 10 assist our friends, We would advise
titgcSmr 10
st BE CAREFUL
$50. - M. D
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ii inms nar,s If ,I,s S,>,,,',r, ,n,v ai,on,,, snne
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by the hirrlincs OF power. Many honest men'n"y
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honorable TO
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