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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
sr NOTICE. 4ns

I'm the honor OF a gentleman, (not stor-
" kecpcr,) am now making final close OF
the stock Of goods purchased 10y and for Stock
ford Ellery TilIey. as find he is quite too young
to take entire charge Of dry goods store, and |
TOO old to stand behind counter and talk about
fashions. am making great losses on goods TO
close up, aud " III undersoll any store keeper in
Newport, for the sake of getting clear OF The
trado. have good assortment Of goods. pur-
chased recently, having cleared or most Of my
own goods ut auction in December last.
! haze a lot IF smaH affairs, as FOLLOWS
! Iaccs insortngs -quillings lace nets laco
cdcings--bond laccs s-widc blonds thule lace
wash blond Lace -laccs for fri'ls, ribbons,
tapes, bobbins, pms, needles, buttons, and Al
least n thousand other small attcles, which
will sell for half their cost, rather than put them
undcr the hammer. have also n ccn.plote ~
sortmeni Of shaws aud fancy hnndkcrch'els, bon
nets, shl,liugs shcetIngs, cloths, cissnecS, sat
,incs. hosiery, ginghams, calicccs, aud in fact a
complete assortment Of goods.
VIII my friends aud customers, as also brother
farmers help to work of the stock of goods, that
I ma, have my wishes gran'cd-ihai ct leaving
the yatd sti1k 10 follow the plough
juno ! WV JAMtS iiLi'h'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

French, English, and American Prints,
Mousscline dc Lainc-Brochellas
Cassincts-B Broadcloths-
Cassimeres-plaid Iastings-
SILKS for DRESSES and BON
NETS, viz:
Black, blue black, and more than ff-
ty different coors and shades of SILKS,
consisting Of plaid, figured and plain ;
Gro dc Aflrique-Ponlt de Soi-Gro
de Swiss-Gro dc Nap--Italian and
Canton Silks.
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons-a
rich and fashionable variety of cheap
and elegant RIBBONS.
! Summer ilanncls, fancy colorcd BON.
bazincs, black and blue blk ditto-Alc.
pines-Scarls-fancy hdkls.-lancy ant
staple Shawls-cotton Hosiery, cheaper
than ever before known.
Superior kid GIoves--choap cotton
ditto---Irish MISUNDERSTANDING and
Shirtings- solored and white tablcing-
For sale at
ap3Ol JAMES HAMMOND'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
Wanted /! I!

q First rate Tallorcsses TO work on coats-
- constant employment and good wages
will be given TO such rs can bring good rec
concentrations, or fair specimens of work,
manshp. J. NJ. SHERMAN,
June lS. l53 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
Y OSln9S 90 u u a G. =
AT THE HEAD OF T0URO STREET


WILL be opened June 4th, for the reccp-
w tion of company through the summer
months, where you will find ICE CREAMS,
Soda, Confectionery, Pastry and Cakes,
Fruit Preserves, and Lemon Syrup in its
purcst state, and stands unrivalled in this
country.
| Those that have not time 10 call at the
Cottage for CREAMS can drop in at the
Confectionery at markc, square, and find
Creams, Soda, Albany Ale, and the best OF
Spruce Beer, all well iced in hot days.
N. B. All orders for Creams and We'd
ding Cakes left at the store in market-square
will be punctualy attended to.
ICE! ICE :! ICE!!!
| Those that wish for Ice can be furnished
at the customary prices, at Vosc's.
| Nav %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

~ USSIA Diapers OF good quality,
Il a Heavy brown Cotton Shcclings,
ablo Covers Of different sizes,
Brown Linen Table Cloths,
Cheap spring Calicos.
Blue Jeans-bue ,wiIled Cotton Stripes,
Sattinets, Cassimeres, &c, for sale cheap at
ap2.l JOHN Il. .TOWNSEND'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

NvIIE subscribers would respectfully inform
-. the Ladies of Newport aud its vicinity that
they have taken the Store ia Mrs. Townsend
building Thames street, recently occupied by the
late John Corey. where they intend keeping II
general assortment Of .MiLLI.NERY .ARTE
CLES. such as Florence Bonncts and all kinds
Of Foreign Stock in the Straw line. Also, all
kinds Of American Straw Bonnets, stock for
comets, and Palm Leaf Iloods--a'so Bonnet
Trimmings Of every description. They have
engaged Milliners from Boston who will be il,
the Store 10 trim Bonnets in the frs, style.
Bonnots of all kinds repaired al short notice.
The Subscribers have an establishment in New
port for tho manufacture Of all kinds of Straw
Bonnets- foreign and domestic where the trade
can be supplied at holesalo at the shortest no
tlce, and at reasonable prices.
FRENCH & DRAPER.
Newport, April 0, ls4O
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
Il ECE i!

TOUN w. DAVIS Jr. s; CO., will sell ICE
- nt fair price, and deliver the same daily
to his old Customers and to as many new
ones rs they can procure. June l0-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
To Let,
For Sale.

For Sale.
A largo and valuable lot of land, contain
"A ing upwards of two and half acres,
situated on Bellevue street, directly opposite
the residence Of Hon. Henry Middleton. II
is divided into house lots, and will be sold Ia
the best advantage. The situation is one OF
the most delightful in Newport, having fine
Wow Of the larbor and ocean, and being near
the new road leading To the Beach. For fur
rhcr particulars, inquire of
JOHN TOMPKINS.
Newport, Oct. 3, 1889
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
Linens.
SIIAVyLS.

pINBOROlGlI aud B,ocha SH.7 WIS,
H. amcus winch a,e some very low priced
~ aud 81 black French Grape satin Jeans
b,own linen l'iil, Cover. Iust received and io'
salo lhrar. ~ NJ it' lh'm's hy
Tim. ~ SiSSlCNS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
New Books.

ESLIE'S House Book,
IL A word to Woman by Caroline Fry,
Parey's Travels,
Parcy's Reader in numbers,
Sargent's Temperance Tales in 6vols.
The Sidcrca Heavens by Dick, for sale
at JAMES IIAMMOND'S.
nl2I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
NV No. 543.
From tbs SteubcnyilI
Tappam Convicted.
THE PROOF.


The Globe having recently asserted,
that il had authority for denying tho
statement heretofore made by MIR. James
Wallace, Of a conversation between
him aud BENJAMIN Tuppap, Esq, III
which the latter expressed hinse u in ia
vor of specie currency, the effect cf
which, as stated by Mr.. Tappan, would
be 10 reduce labor, to I2 l-2 cents day,
and wheat TO l6 cents u bushel, Sc. We
have been furnished with tho following
afidavits from Mr.. James Wallace aud
MIR. james Little, both respectable wool
en- manufacturers, and Adam Wise, ESQ,
at the time Of the conversation machine
maker, and now a justice Of the peace,
all of Stcubcnville. We understand.
also, that the facts set forth in tho deposit
tons, can be sustained by other individ-
iuais. Any further remark on Off pafs
is unnecessary.
DEPosiTIoHs.
Personally appeared before the uE.
dcrsigned, JAMES WALLACE, who de-
poses and says, that a short time prcvi-
GUS to the last October election, he had
a conversation with Benjamin Tappsn,
Esq one Of the Senators in the Com
gress of the United States, from tho
States of Ohio, during which conyersa-
ton Mr.. Tappan remarked, "You mar-
ufacturers, Mr.. Wallace, stand very
much in your own light, that you would
not go with us for the hard money system,
and you would 20 with us il you did
not look through other peoples specta-
cles." This deponent enquired hop the
manufacturers were to be benefited by
the adoption Of that system !? Mr.. Tap
pan replied, that 90 ,rages were entirely
too high s this county, aud that there
was no reason why labor should not be
as cheap in this country as in Europe.
1t is the Banks Continued 1appan)
that kept up the price Of labor and the
price Of produce if you can put down
the banks, labor will be reduced to elev-
en- pence day, wheat TO sixteen cents
bushel, and every thing else in pro-
portion. The Sub-treasury will produce
this efiect-it will put down the banks,
and reduce the price OF labor and tho
products of the country. 1t will be tho
best tariff the manufacturer can have
and instead Of being compelled to ask
your government for protection, it will
enable the American manufacturer To
compete with the English manufacturer
even in his own market"
JAMES WALLACE.
Stale of Ohio, Je0erson County, ss.
( Personally appeared before the UNDER
signed, Notary Public, within and for
the county of Jefferson, James Wallace,
who, being duly sworn, dePoses and
says, that the foregoing statement, by
him subscribed, is true-in substance and
in fact. Witness my hand and official
seal at Steubenville, this Goth day Of
July, A. d. 1910.
IL. 81 ]. COLLIER,
Notary Public, jeff. Co. Ohio.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
NEW MUSIC.

NEW NJ USIC.
The National Wing Song, by Hayden;
Gen. Harrison's Quick Step, by Zenner;
The Harrison Song, by Power;
The Pcnitcnt Loco, Glce,
For sale Mt
mp l6. JAMES H.iHMOND'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
NEW STOCK
Benjamin Marsh, Jr.,


Has Just receired a splendid assortment OF
BOOTS g. SHOES-suiiaLie for
The approaching season,
CONSISTING OF
r AIDES French Shoes, Victoria tics, IIar-
- rson ties, and large supply of Slips
and Laccs, manufac ured of the first quality
of kid and morocco. Also Misses of differ
ent qualities, and Children's ofall description
and colors-togcther with large supply OF
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes, good article
at G2 cts. per pair. Gontlcmen's summer
Boots at $3.50; ditto fine Calf and Seal skin
Boots.
All Of the above articles will be sold on MS
favorable terms as at any other store in New
port. Those wishing to purchase viii! please
call and examine for themselves.
N. B.-Gentlcmen's fine Boots made TO
order Of French Calfskin, after the New
York style, and warranted to fit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured 10
order in the neatest manner, and of the best
materials. April %, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
Cause i'lannCls.

IeRlTlSlI- French American, and Ter
ab sIan Gau.c flauurla Tor sale hy
Ina. ~ JAMES NNNHNp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
JAMES WALLACE.
l.. S. ]. COLLIER,
Notary Public, jeff. Co. Ohio.

AT the Sumo time and place came
JAMES LIrTLE, who being duly sworn,
says that sometime previous to the last
Election, the deponent had conversa-
ton with Benjamin Tappan, Esq, IN
which Mr.. Tappan observed, that it wus
the Banks tina, kept up the price of la
Dor and the price Of produce, and if We
could put down the Banks, and b,ng
every thing to the specie standard, in
stead of foreign goods being brought to
this country, we could take our goods 10
Europe aud undersell them.
JAMES LITTLE
| Sworn and subscribed before me this
Goth July, 1910. J. COLLIER,
Notary Public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

At tho Same time and place, ADAM
Wise, who being duly sworn, says, that
some time since he had a conversation
with Benjamin Tappan, Esq, in which
Mr. Tappan remarked, that the banks
were great injury to the mechanics,
that they (the banks) kept up the price
of produce, aud every dollar which tho
banks received for interest or on loans,
was Just so much taken out Of the pock-
ct OF the laboring man. Mr. Tappan
also said, that the banks ought to be put
down, aud then we should have nothing
but a specie currency, and that II would
he much better for the mechanic il Il
were so. ADAM VIDE.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this
ooh July, 1910. j. COLLIER,
Notary Public.
tDs Democratic editors throughout
the United States, would do well to re-
publish the above, as further evidence
of tho low and mise rable condition to
which loco foco senators would reduce
our farmers and laborers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-04
SPEECH OF MIR. TALLMADcE,
or NEW YORK,

In SENATE, MAY %, 1910
ON the proposed amendment 10 The Bankrupt
PiH. s@
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
TREAT BARGAINS ~ LAME 500 aero.

4 tREAT BARGAINS ~ IANn-7 500 aero.
~ ct land ~ Marshall County. Va ~ 6UD m
ifisr county $1,000 acres ia N'od euu;y: 100000
acres IN HyIhe county 10 900 acre, an Cah, co.ni,
"a Some Of the above land. %! an cNcsli qua
Nv and 'olcraSly well improyed--wll b. -,ll IN
quantities - SUIT purchasers '-ry lo,y price oi
"'or' hcahss interest and perfect titles rivcn 1000
te' 81 h'-i T7i' Land IN Lewis cruriv Missouri, and
several tracts m Indiana e., ann. terms A., oOO
''. IN the city NJ insanSpori. lrdiana H.; "" I3I
~ PAST NhcclinSal,-. 900 shrrcs orInsura.ce sock
IN The Wheel s Fire x Marine Insurance rornu,n.
Tor saie ~ VA >. PETERSON.
Land Agent. Wheeling Va
30 Lots IA Sharp. GaoL.n 10 I,as. for a tern, -, &
year. in'm 1T Jany $40 t.b % IsiOI,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

MTHEELiN6 AcADENN.-The q n term Of, ti,.
w wheeling Academy will c'mnIrrcc on Mon
day The ! lh ct September Owing &. tie q fl;e,
eNpSnenccd 80 "haIn'rs srhpol-rrmus .uirasl. r5r =
large number tie subscriber will Do ohIi-.4 Dr., ,r,
in restrict hs number Of i1Ip.'s o. trr>, pur.g f
advanced studies The sltsrrihcr regrets th,t t, ID, 40
Hr unable 20 receive those oi his pracr chsI-rs i'm The
male department who gT, pursuing au'y The ..yr,,
hraHcaesui a. iug..h 'tg' tfpu ls Dol. arr41rrr-,,
rsssr % necessary r bun Oh cr..fra bis srf.,f.,, A.,
me higher si1.'ee. ur has as-rIsirJ with atl Ne
Do'.uey, tf1n tGc WrsI.y11 University. .i,Fr.,,-,
''nn who viii take rhargs 20! the Mlfhorp.iir1l and
>''anfitr department Apparatus lrs been l-.a.f-,,.
lrl' 'rd every h'y VII. rt Isrl,'d Goo those q, b,
Ni'h ." T1aiiiy themselves Cor entering CH.lege ,f d,
pursue 1nY n the Cole .rfr studies Tse,s,,.. a. .
Latin. Greek sni Ffei.cb lsr-..es,: k.yar,-, 90.
10y mo- h0 higher hlihsIuai,s Natural Th.l8.,pb,
Ih'iaisiry, aud Political Economy. &c sfD r-r 49,.
Of c,Yon weeks those nisHrrr l Take fi.t s., l 49,.
s'uIrs will pay g. per f.rv
i~ I'-e Female ysF4r.r.--. -a--fr .,.,f b. ..... ~,
n l'"'ifcii0, 'r1nusr Geography aa,I Ii..-,r- d,
So per feru. Or tb, higher trcssf .,rrr, al n
pr 'frn. >niIfai" f..us sgl ground. s-. .-.,. ~.
l.f 'HI7 dTg1rsIs.i IH '.srs sII.r.i. .,.I Is .-
't'f Department us vsI .s o.. f.s.r rfs.-.,.-.... .
sricnee. She pur-Fsi Uf". &C. iFs r.,.... r,F.
fh'fs' OF zee tcm''s arrafin-Hf. as-.rrt rg CIV
oru.a
Thereafter r1 scholar -sa bs rr-.....f ... Cd.
''ri1. ..i.lse irtrH .- .F- term g-rt ..4s . @ 49,
rsd .l.iis sris vii OIL. .'rTIf7 -.ff,-.. q. al. ~ a.
suia'.ru. ur-ss.',ai sy pr.H- is1fs can ..l.I H-
s.fh.ui rrru.I frYr.H.s
IT, .l1uHls.. -.. .H H.. '. s.rl-.E .u.....
fho DAG. ras.rs BOZ 1rf nf f.. lt..r sf....., r h..
received. o. rsc..r one HHHf fta r..Ifa boz s.. ..
a's' ~. term uHsr#s.r ..f.s .. frr -rI...f.. o..
Ha f'fmft Na'1I raHs sI E.r s.-..f rft IL.
i tiur-y etrsefT tfHI-II- W anna
/ JAMES NNnsNHIIL grrl-rF
/ Nuvss pf I..in' r.I srHHe.I f. .. -......
.,uas here f1 Ols. W..fs-.. OIL. . ..-... Fl. .g....
F.r.uiu. 0fs rsI.#..... .I f.s m..l. a.l.- CO.,. f.
. 1.!Irrss1 '...rfH NuI WH... s... f... f...
. rni urv -sai.1c iII..Hra RI a... o.. o.
tiuniue Boz oH.- ia.t m1. Dol t..T
4 l-'.t'r-'n ,hs lr'r HT0sd f..I..r Of -Hs comm.
7- fst-s
VAs' = o-.--s 1858
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
Nh RANCE
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAFtrAt $500 0To

Car,rAL 100000
WIS company. hcinr nos, ,lu!, o,-,p,r.-I a. -,
p'od 10 rak" Insurance on ever d..-riri,,,.
~ are and Marine Rrsks, such ~ D.,!,v u,r,..
n''r- Houses. &c. win thor contents A., So.
TAT Boats ard Keel E.,i- v ia ihsr c,-. =.
49, az! l-''' ga 'As Ohio and Ms-s>sg,i n,.r,
-. - T''"''i, "fSs''' AppiIrptr.n f,r Il,nr.nr.
'c "''ie "a the present AZ a.. nfTr. .f,b. ~
- iA'1'""'n D. ~. GREER. SEC, 7, !,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

ENSI RANCE Tho Fire aud Marine
lssnraucs Company OF Wnae'iur continue I'd.
ssiu-3 ffc, a-a,na' The daursra oil tlh.sanf 81
srfFgpi rvcs 2ni their fri.r1fry sfrsams
Df-' nI Vain street ia Ppfs.f.I 500 tr.r' s-.
~fr.hs- ntNIFf LAW.
.Af - A.srf1s. Gs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
W a. TYSON.

w. u. TYSON.
ti.i~ La->g & Tv.ssl
foGNAkDiAc ~ COMMISSION MERCHANT
So. NnNEiISC. Va
nj roaisnno 20 transact General A-.rc, 4 v,,.
~arins iIsincs-. en IA. own account ,n lin. s, ,n,,
casually .oAeiis The patronage Of h. iriruds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
.Enff6 .lioas o.. Efrfr s,iiis,

TdfRE - psraa9s n d,Nsls1 siicA wits IA,
ahsllisHtsp % t.ts cuurtfN nth mere certainty acc
thl s-.cts = -airh sr- rltr- - 20 d-.aicd ih,n
tasf class ~ 20 ssl ftrr the dr--u -cussuf.
~ tns reri I'D tis - hC irr,rst or-an ~ IN,
-a5.s hu1t. 20 tne-ts scrfll nG i,ars over . u
ihs nsiznnsuur organs, aul t~at upon its health.
SETON arrrrts tl sfsst frssFUrs th- ht a'h Of ~.
Es.srs sisf- T.-f- tN sts sfr,sus aud ,t,i,l
sYnFsthF hrfvsoT tHeI v.r nFf al the other dixe,
I've orNNns 49, srl fu feet loo .r1tu ss.,rta
-. in or -U, fhrfalc cHrusf Do s-f rEaf IN FINE
to1 VIII suf I'tatsI1. ii.r utHsrs tu yrnsra rsr
urg,Cnn. u arrersssfr trst s.sa.sI "a IL .h,gll
slruns.g -h fhs iced ~~ ct. Ter liia rttrya.. "a,
nsdss q thru tFs hstT - lshsr-g urlsr ps.s.r
acre mast urrstsarF be- ttns rsrrr arfry I'D M
Csutta1el tus 90 lie WuoI.T uuff Z r f~e,t,p
All then - fbIsw rertsstrv ty4s 70 go
ncftte tlsf. sf che .tfa trU aUf % = els aud tbs..
ssaia sss ftss o. pro EVA 90 20 utl bli sy,,.,
teis, vai-h -l BE sfsEssst-- o. "a orssn % trs,.
sau ths ~hsisbys'sn % s-uSsht snssf "a. delete
Fi0ss iHf iss-s
Srzrrsss ~ pIss,s. Itvss Scnc-,Il..,i
tute, p,In o. the sts 49, 60 90 irrs, rrrruar .fs,e
= TVS bossis, g-nfsslF rss'iN, Dr. tscllug cough
nsshsr ~ hest ~ note fst.. 90 a.ues t11r,
N 30 lmiiet. cautust o. tie Fa'rs ct 60. Asuis
snd soies ot th- feet uprtuts saush.- sisk o. rsr,.
ous head ,chr, bad tHxt lu thr month. urirs Of =
deep saffron u0,r 49, sttsi Iur 4snttt $40 y.u.r
sly isNerish. tongue covered VIA White 'sile.
nn TT. genera 49, nsss. tn 4i<.ttsn dst.l,se,
Pslpiiatiuu 81 th-tattL hssvF gnfl s,s.nt .....
ton az TIE 90 Of TO stomtch. -Eek -5fsg af,rf
sauns, .RllnS co ET'rfIaE. f@'-stfHu g stfflfs
essionEl pain aut dr.ns q iH the head prvs.gse
hGTetreshnz sic frequently fusNfful srsa.4s f,r
b1iWg 81 evil, fear OF dssth. e. reed cot =. .,
ps;'si inst oil nithe shave sytnFto.ns - be !res.
cot ~ any one cns..
For s,le OILY =, the drug s'.rs Il Or A :
ItlUD. Nr Ms ffrraf. % urs lfHas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
BOTS. SIIoGS. Hl.fS r. CARS.

BOpTS. SItOCS. HVTS r. CAPS.
EPtOohS + LOCUER aro daily -.
h1 caivng a. i1.ir Shoe warehat 20 n tarse rr.l
vel selected si-rk % Goods in their line whuh h.
~ auliton 10 me f.rmer stock. make. thar a.
Wnen, W., -osip!etr. cone sting ~ part oi-N 4.
usn BOY y Nrutl'S Thick. kir, Seal. or. o. q.
and Cal vat PRO rsg'd = sew ROOTS.
"sh EsI'sS fo4tPs hies BR CANS
., K'p s. Cslf RROGANS
~ NONROES
""men.s Ki-. Caf Grained, Seal n Morocco
bOOrS, u.g'd n sow'd
" SyrI.e Kp, C'l. G;tsire1. Seal s. Morocco
L;ess u, N..r..eo & Seal SLIPPERS.
SIR No WET d ROOTS
SPRINGS. Wits & ROOTS
:; Ii'd 60 SllOkS BOOTY every dcaeript;t a
Vsl1!eHisa . = l.nCos' OVER SEEKS \ SuDkS.
=. CAPS.
az ssal pft~r Nu;rs, Mussra, Nen's and BY
mar Sssi Lss!isl x Clsth CARS
rnr; nais' Hr1-g. Sk Mo'sskin r Wool n Yrs
~; - Shoe lhrOac. TraEk., WaterProofPs.,e
n.aetl NTh-piuS PAPER. &c. &c &c All "
N"l' thsr "tcr on the most rsasounhis terms 10
country dealers .NI o'hSrs 1T ths,r War,hou
NO. no Ia ALTI MORE SrREEr
% = Ra;sesn Howard & Euta~.
= =. Orders promptly atierJad to-
-nhIlnofc, sic. "S.---a ~ 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
&, akEs.
SAMUEL M'Ct.AtL.ES.

y,
- go. EsTa BJOT sS.EG-SaI
SAAJkl. CLAl.LI y would r..oarih,Ily An
tofln hs irands 81 q customer. ths BIO h.. ?.
's'ca -lthin lev weeks very l,rxe addition oi
he most fashionable and durStl. nark bsu,bt
expressly Tor futai.ii z. shsll not att.npt ., -,
Cti"oT Paf'iculariI". lasIss nnd grntl, Er,n will
tlss.e enll az NO. -, Nam street nearly opnost.
tLs .Hgin:n A0'cl. aEG examine Tor thsmse!.e.
aus 'h!Hk hoy vii not be j .arpninied Ais,
constantly 81 hand, Spanish .,s leather .,IC
Ssot ASrJc-', hid sad binding -tius .aoe thread
.--N-s W - 70 W. :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
To mol 81 kEErEkS.

U0.h>)NS about ~ Commence hou,e-k- ping md
n iLois already al II, DESTROYS Of avNiling Ih.a
elves Of se greatest facilities FOR So doing, wovG
hndN 20 taSlr advantage 10 call al our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FURNISHING.
ESTABLISHMENT.
AUG pur@hass one 81 our cheap Cooking Stoves 10.
ss her nth al the other necsssry artlclss Of K,rh
81 tsTnuurc.
EETorsHee having taught those who nov usa
en- ihai stoves are decidedly preferable 10 me
'uuHan Ai'hrs Rrsies and fire places o the scor,
~, 81 e'ohnfAf anf conNCnisHre, new beginner.
nuei g" Wcil Ia pr"t by their sx:eT enrc and Sun
plycs. apPa aus al
0nhs hsNe various axes and pattsrp. Of ,,ot IN,
oFss and every descTiDuon Of wsre. who, ~
SCI Nstf low ivf cash or 10 those Who d,.ir. n
Ehcrsl crcclt will be gwen.
mar - cut ..FK rSCN & 6REFRS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

.HNHt.S S. WHEAT. Niorncy q; Las,
y Whsr'-t. Na. lhcrs Boz services ta fra trsrfs
tcu1uuf tht u4s fcss NJ hs or i.rsalr .f f.s ..ft
Or 11y Jf che afI1r.ut r1IAIies oft Ir-n4 ur fIrH
ONE, east eide 10 Nm between Unur sod AIs1
re streets. Wheeling. Orf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

q bhN AMENThL PAINTING The
~ s4s:crioer hss removed hs v,intinz Rom 10
We 1St hsin 81. near the PostoRCs where he
pIspsfsi 10 MI any ders IN his line " bu,u...
.'a''y Hhi WIN desy-ich. He will furnish 10 order
iSfstors Vie VI work mrnshjp SIGNS UlI;n.
vIod slit' enna.Isl in2 on glass, &c & c. ,l,s
hItsiy mo . -hei bsnn.rs, Masonic I'D obi FL
n~h A9rols ~ Badges. Firsmen's equipment. Sc
I.I'on' ~ want of any ~ this shove or .tk.r d.
acall. - WI "'eASS Sfe aiin
ST Marking -'.iss for Ea.rsh,-.. or al 49,, =,
"'an, K MATTHIAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
To Tie PUBLIC

'i- hONNINC TRAIN on THE FRANK
IiN Kali ROAD. l-av~s Ch-uibsrsb,.r. !,
"a srs S'c,oek; 4 81 and srrycS a. Green -.
- y .I0'h whore 70 ui~cts Nr S.idsr.' Co.,b.
30 Tom Haserstown. and nm ,,ed;st,Iy rc,trrs -
t,.,I '",sNgrs time for the Train on the Cuin.
-nu alley RsIi Road, Whi-h leave. the latier
a. ~ n,ti past clock for Ph,d. lphia
a. ~ ENlNti rSaIt which csfr,., ~.
$50 So n's,srn Mail l,aves C.auIber.burg st4 -
49, =. ~ 50 soon ne The Cumberland NnIlsy
,.ity IassenSsrs VIII rsnrh HSg-rst,wn at >
80 49, arr nc s,nC evening rsluras to CLaaIbvr,
blrg by o'clock.
ltaNe.eri Ly thiSline will be able to le.ve Fl a-sr.
WI "a IN No'Li.-g and reach phi airlpbio in n.
'f.'-s, OF s9Ne tse Ter yer lace m the eyeaing
III ai'''e ~ The latt-r early the neSttvyuiny
- ID AVID tUtt ERTON Agent
:" II. u. COMPANY aud John S,gIsr,
~ ~ - n tlla-e-sfD,vn T.r,lp,