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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

PARK THEATRE-FIRsr APPEARANCE OF Mrs
Woop.--The Park Theatre was crowded last night
TO witness the first appearance OF Mrs Wood in ''Ia
Somnambula." The enthusiasm was tremendous
As she made her appearance, the pit rose at
her; ana there hundreds of white kerchiefs
waved in all parts If the house. by ladies' as well s
gentlemen The cheering and applause, and cries Of
"Wood," "Wood," was kept up until Mr.. Simpson
appeared, and said, "Ladies and gentlemen, what is
your pleasurel" "Wood," "Wood," was the ans.
wer. He replied "Mr. Wood would be happy to
appear before you but he is sick Of ague and bilious
fever; and his ply scian, Doctor Caldwell, thinks
il would be dangerous for him TO hms before
Thursday. fit is your pleasure, and his health will
permit, he will appear on Thursday next" This
was followed by cries Of " Bravo" and ''threc
cheers" Three tremendous cheers were given,
end the piece proceeded. Mrs. Wood was in fina
voice, though somewhat nervous.
Mr. LeHerts has very good baritone voice, Of a
moderate compass, is tolersbly and respec.a-
bic singer; at the close Of "La Sonnambula,' Mrs
Wood was loudly called for and was led on by Mr..
simpson, amidst the most tumultuous cheering we
ever heard within the Park walls. As soon as si-
lence was obtained, she advanced TO the foo, lights
and said, Ladies and gentlemen, permit to thank
you for the grateful manner in which you have re-
ceved me tonight (eheers) and allow me particu-
arly thank you for the kindness you have evneed
towards my husband. (tumultuous cheerinq) In
his name and for myself, allow once more en-
phatically to say, q" thank youv' After kissing a
wreath (thrOwn from the buxes) which Mr. Simn-
son picked up, she retired amidst enthusi,,tie
cheering and waving of hsndkercbefs. Mr. LET
fer,s was called out, bowed and retired.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

Fosrrp's BEyRTIr At rBE BowKRy-Foster a
very worthy man, takes bese III tonight at the Bow
cry Theatre. In spite Of the superior ssnotity Of
Hamblin, we trust that the benefit may be a GOOD
one. II is true, we cannot benefit Foster poor fell
low, without bene6tting also Hambin-a .,d fellow
but, in order to do Foster good, we must be con-
tent TO let the ether blockhead have share Of it,
So that this little matter is like human fe or gin
slngs-good and evil mixed up in nearly equal pro-
portions together. Would that il were otherwise
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

COMMON CoUYcIL-The Board Of Assistants was
convened last night at o'clock; but quorum not
being present. the President declared the Board TO
stand adjourned to rext Monday se'nnight.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

Sale OF THE NKw YoRx MrshoR-we learn
that this periodical established by George p. Nor
ris, and conducted by him for many year. past, has
been soli TO d. Fsnshaw, the Bible Printer in Mas.
sau street. The price we have not heard-but il i.
worth se0,o00 at least General Morris still c-nti.
sues editor, probably till Mr.. Fsnshsw be ready to
change gradually the character Of the journal, and
give il religious tinge Well, there is no harm in
this. We are glad TO see Mr. r. doing something
positive in the way II his souls salvation in his lat,
ter days Heretofore he has been full OF professions
now come the acts Every dog has bis day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

THg FL.c.-Tbera was great noise made yes
terday respecting signal displayed at the mast head
Of the packet ship England, on which was, Ship
England expects every man to do his duty" This
signal has been ir the possession Of Captain Waite
for about two years He frequently displays it, and
we believe he has perfect right TO DO so. At any
rate, if one Of bis refuses 10 do his dsty he
will End TO his cost, that he had better have
follow I'd the signal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

RssUxeIArros-Mr Thomas Clarke, the emipsst
Cclopozaionist, has recently renounced his faith,
and svoved himself 10 be an Abolitisnist.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

"R,SDsR rsTo CKsAs rHr rHfses rH.r ARE
CxsAn's."-The Newburyport Mercury copies our
report Of Mr.. webster's speech at Pstehogue, and
credits II to the Democratic Press. We expect no.
thing. bat injustice and mesnness from the whir
press Of this city, but frsm our contemporaries 10
other parts Of the country we have RICH, to look
for fair dealing. Will the Register do justice in
the prrnisesi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

BRocs's MoyunESr The subscriptions at Mon
treal for rebuilding Brooks Monument, amounted
TO ESQ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

FoR CoseRrss Mr.. Tracy, formerly Lieuten.
ant Governor ofthe State, and very able man, has
been nominated by the democrats as candidate for
Congress from Chenango County.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

MOVEMENT THE SMALL GES.-Baer, the
blacksmith, is in the interior Of Pennsylvania, Civ
ing practical lectures on the lowness Of wages.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29
[Corr,spsnd,ne, Of the Herald

ROCHESTER, Sept. -.
Prices of Uheat-Ent.usidsmf for Harrisoa-Raif
Road bst,reen Rochester and Canandais qua Cen
aus and Business IN Rochtster.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

PoLITIc,L MEErISss.--Nr. Wilson, Of New
Hampshire, made an address to the Wings of Al
bany, on Friday afternoon. The Argus estimates
the number present at four hundred-tbe Advertiser
at four thousand
There was an immense meeting Of the democracy
at Boston, North End, on Friday last, and vast
amount Of eloq,ence was expended on the occasion.
General Harrison and John Tyler were to have
addressed meeting at Columbus, Ohio, on the 18th
inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

foRNBROOK d GIBSON Plumbers y. w. cor
n n ner OF Monroe & 4th slrceis-Whcre they carr
on The house and steamboat p~Ismbing IN all its bnr
Ches.
They have constantly on hand hvdrants Of variau,
descriptions, Haiies Kettles. Wafer cfnscis. Iaih tubs
hsrd goiG, shower baths, Rc.or;. Tor bleaching. Chem
cal apparatus, coffin lead. Lead NM. Of all .;zrs
sheet lead nj any thickness. nnd worked up into any
msnrer Of form, waller conducted Through leaden pipes
from springs 70 dwelling Loa.es m the country.
Also Bnr PUN .. and Bar rooms dued up to order
hose. All orders thankfully received and
received and nunciually attended 70.
Bah heaters patent, force and let pumps.
iuao s 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
TAKE NOTICE

SpARR 4 ROBE have removed 10 No. ll9 Main
u street. one door below Forsyihe & Atierbup's
old stand and nearly opposite Sir. Robb's Chair
FACTORY, where they will be able TO furnish IN fol-
cd IN this msrkct, vr-Satjlcs, Brides, Harness.
Trunks, and every thlag else Kept IN their business.
IN, half Spanish. fal hack and eide saddles, mad
better than can b done hy any other wOrkmen
east Of the Ono. Persons wishing 10 purchaSe can
~ any time.
Bar and Robh will also coniinue tho Upholster.
ing m connection with their suddling business.
aud furnish M1ttrsssss of al kinds - stearn boats
snd all Others who ~wlifavor them with their Gus
tom. AN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

WlLLOF SARAH ZANE DECEASED.-whers.
as Saran Zane by her last will and testament dated
2ith March 1919. did among other things, bequealh in
the following words. 10 Wit
whereas about the year seventeen hundred and ff
ty misc, Captain Newcastle an Indian chief or messen
ger. ordered thirty pounds Pennsylvania currency to be
paid To my dear father. Cor the use Of his two cousins,
n boy and a girl, the boy soon after died. the girl named
Reity, received a part of the above thirty pound. al
different times by Thomas King an Indian chief. but a,
no information could be obtained Of said Betty for for
~ years and the residue Of .aid thirty POUNDS now in
my possession | am desirous that the full SUN of thirty
pounds principal with the interest from the year seven.
teen hundred aud fifty nine until the time IL is pail
which | desire TO be into faithful hands. Therefore
will and direct my Executors 10 pay 10 the treasurer OF
The committee ofihe yearly meeting Of friends held in
Philadelphia a. pointed 10 relieve The Indians for the
benefit OF said Indians according To their best Judge
mcnt in justice and equity.
And on the 18th day of MAY 1910. II wa, ordered
and directed by the Circuit Cour, of the United State,
IN and for the Eastern District OF Pennsylvania, in the
third. a. follows.
Ordered that the administrator ofSsrsh Zane make
out n copy oiIhe beques; in The will ct Sarah Zane in
favour ofIhc heirs ofCaptain Newcastle and give no.
tce To all persons en,ided 10 Ihe same. to present their
claims to the administrator on or before the tenth day
Of Octnbor neat, or they will b barred from the re
cOycry lhcreof; ard that hs cause The same To be pub
lished IN ono Newspaper III Wheeling. Virgins. asd
N ORC newspaper in Columbus. Ohio. encs q woek
uRil tbs tenth day sfOciober next"
OF which all persons concerned ere desired 90 take
notice. A. 4. BRO WE. Administrator.
dc bonis non cun Tcsiameniis anne1o.
Philadelphia Nav i. 1915 NJ.
No. 307 Walnut I,reei, Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

4 Ii NEW GOODS.-P. w. Stocking n Co. ha-.
~ IND made arrangements 10 sell their entire stock
IF Merchandise, are now fitting the store room re-
Gently occupied by the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank, 9 doors below their old st1Dd, for the Tecsp-
uOn OF q complete and nch assortment ef ALL saw
ASb oHF.F GOODS.
Our former customers and frenis are invited 10
syo us a call. We expect our stock in 8 OF DAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
CARD.

RETAIL BOOT And sHrE STORE.
MANUEL. M'CIALLIN would respectfully in.
FORM ms friends ard customers thai he has re-.
.tINrd within a few weeks a very large addition OF
lae NEST fashionable and durable work, bought
eNItr's'y Tor retailing. | shall not attempt 70 des-
cIhe y particuiarIze. Ladies and gentlemen wall
please cell at No. Is7, Main street, nearly opposite
ne Virginia Hotel. and examine Tor themselves.
anu ! tsink thcy VII not be disappointed. Also.
SehsIan'ly on hand, Spanish sole leather calf
poot Morocco, kid and binding skins. shoe thread
ass NC' &c. U. june =, iSic.-tt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

TME WESTERN PILOT. or Chart Of tho Ohio
nnd MSiSippi Rivers. fr $40. Just received
sai Tor ale by STEPHENSON X GARwOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

HOOKING STOVE ESrABIISHMENT-Te
~ subscribers beg leave to call the attention Of
house-keepSrs IN the city and surrounding country. 10
their extensive and very general assortment Of cooking
N7ues-ihe largest and most varied. they believe To ho
found any whore West Of the mountains. comprising
slrro-t every variety Of size and pattern, of the latest
and most approved kinds; varying in price from TWEEN.
y IL one hundred and sky dollars, and suitable for
Steam Boats, Hotels, and private Families.
The Improved Rotary and Great Western" Co,k.
ing Stoves, both New York Patterns. n neat and gen.
teoI article. and IL extensive use IN Pittsburgh and
The Eastern cities.
Also, Harris Patent Fuel Saving" Cooking Stove
= cheap and highly valuable improvement over any
hing We have seen laiely-recOmmendng itself on
account Of is economy, simplicity. and durability; and
house keepers having small families, would lind 1t or
trial n useful and important auxiliary in their kitchens
Gross Patent or Elevated Air Heater" This :
curiosity, worthy Of examination, and decidedly n use
fol discovery. call and see II. Besides. many oihcr,
such NJ the Premium, ""Juvncs." "Peter-ons" and s.
forth. C~ULBERTSON s. CHEERS
MR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

kAD.-io.00o lbs. Pig Lead jn~ received por
: b. Tribune, and for sale by
heb ~ FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE
INOk kENT.-A comiOrtnbic and convenient Two
story Brick dwelling House. now in the -ccu-
paney ot Samuel ID. Harper. situated in east Wheeling,
ON the corner opposite Richard Simm's residence.
Possession given On the Isl Of April nert Apply to
lob s9-tapl r. MORROW.
a ABAMA TAR-S0 bib. jusi received per
"A steamer Enbassy-an excellent article and in
large barrels. for salo by J. SrANBERY.
mar No. 10 Water 81.
IL LIFE -f WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
u " the Peoples Candidate for the Presidency
with a history of tho wars with the British and In.
dinns. onour nor,h- western frontier. philadelphia 1910
just received and for sale BY JOHN FISHER.
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

lfSPEPSlA.-Wo have frequently witnessed IN.
IL ravsses OF this disease. aud have heard and
,tado u MANY remedies, bur far .fiener saw them fail
euer, TO The Agent Of DE. HIRLtcH's CosPorSr
SIRrsSThrrIEe & GERMAN Arr RIM Pms wbich
may De found IN another column, has long hem
nnO"n 10 usi and from an Invalid, as he was ne,
hneaieo, We now know and meet him Gsiiy ass hale
nearly man. Though no advocate of nosIrnms y,
any kind. We cannot WITHHOLD a nsuce of wbai ~
consider the eficacics and virtues OF DR.. Harlscb's
oo22hponnd Sirengthenng ana German Aperient
rus. me case before as IL a hyin. ni,nun,.,, -
"oh.- Spirit Of the Timer. ~
For ale at the Stose of John Fisher, whe.I;og.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

yIOUCK'S PANACEA-Jusr received and hr
4 4 sale by WHEAT & KENDALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

az BOXES NJ. r. RAISISS. q good article,
9Ss0 and for sale al reduced prize. by
June . JACOB & MITCHELL.
nAVIEs COURSE OF MATHEMATICS-Par-
~ hSsed by As. BARNES Il Co. No. 81 MINOR
Street. fhilsdclphis.
II. Complete School Arithmetic, Kcy 20 the above de-.
signed for Teachers only. III. Frs Lessons in Ce.
omeiry w. First Lessons in Algebra.
HIghcr CourSs-I. Bourdon's Algebra. II. Iegsn.
sre's Geometry. &c. lIL. Elements Of Surveying. w
A nslytcSl Geometry. v. Difcreniial and Integral
c'lcula' VI. Descriptive Geometry. VII. sbudes,
Shadows,&c. p
Tho sbovo works embrace n complete Course Or
Mathematics, BY Chariss DGuies-they are designed .s
TsIt Books for classes in the various institutions Of
learning throughout The United States.
The publishers would respectfully inform The pablo
that they hsve established n ho0ss in Philadclphis,
where they will continue tho Publishing and Book.
selling business. SCHOOL Of oil kinds are
Offered 10 tho trade in quantities on The most reasonable
terms A. s. BARNES &CO,
No. 81 Minor street
" B-Professor Davis has prepared q little work
entitled Pira Lc5Iors "a Arithmetic" designed ns
the first steps Of q course nriihmeHcal instruction. and
A. n primary Class Book, connected with hi Elcnen-
trryS~riss, embracing c. spieie School Arihmefc
RrSt LIsgn "a Gconrry. and FirE TT,sors IN APeEra
Toe above series OF Hatbsmafios constantly keen for
sale STEPHENSON g. GARyyOOD
Schools and academies supplied on reasonable terms.
From hs Dollg Chronicle.
Professor Charles Davies hos plbiishcd q .crie, Of
works designed a. teIt books in Mahcmafcs. ssd we'll
calculated for the uss Of schools. In ih0 present day,
when thore j. such q ugo hr improvement in al that
regards education. these books Came'oppouunily They
afford great facilities Tor thelesrner 10 advance IN know.
ledge, ond must eventually take the place of the ~
arranged school books that have been 50 loug ia nse
They nre FOR sale by \. 5. Barnes a. Co. who have
recently removed from Hartford 10 this city. snd taken
Tho store No 81 Minor street Great inducements nrs
held col % southern md western traders when they
visit Philadelphia to csls 81 Their Fors. june l5G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
v VIE TRAIN ON FRANK.
IL LIN RAIL ROAD. leave. Chambersburg at
half paste O'clock, A. NJ, and arrives at Green Cas-
tic at : o'clock, where II meets Mr. Seiders' Coach
es from Hagerstown. and Immediately returns TO
Una moersburg, III trle for the Train on the Cum
berlahd VALLEY Rah Road, which leaves the latter
place AZ halt past : O'Clock for Philadelphia.
EVENING TRAIL. Which carries the
great Western Mail, leaves Chambersburg At I o.
clock, =. NJ, or 40 soon as the Cumberland Valley
Tram arrives with the Western Mail, and by which
route Passengers will reach Hagerstown at ! o.
clock, and the same evening rcturns 10 Chambers
\ burg by $ o'clock.
Travellers by ihi.line will be able 10 leave Hagers
town IN the Morni. < and reach Philadelphia IN the
Evening, or leave the former lace IN the evening
and arrive at the latter early the next evening.
DAVID FULLERTON, Agent.
For the r. X. X. Company and John ScIders.
i NAY 2f-ff lHnvrrefnMn Tnrrhlf ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

A T. GOF & CO. LOTTERY \ EX.
"A. CIIANGE BROKERS-REAL STATE &
MONEY AGENTS, AND INTELLI
GENCE OFFICE-OEce lS2 Main street, Wheeling
Ia-Allk kinds &C Southern and Western certificates OF
~dePosi,e, and bank notes purchased at tho very highest
market rates.
The highest Price paid for drafts at sight on Balti-
hilsdelphia and New York. ana constantly for
sale al the lowest premium.
Buy and sell all kinds OF Foreign and Ancnean
gold.
They also attend 10 the osllscIisn Of notes. drafts
bills of exchange. &c. may Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

- don large whiis~ash Brusncs. a superior article
received aai ior sale BY NJ REILLY.
a. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

a Ii NEW STOCK, AT VERY REnCcED FRIcEs.
10y the piece or yard =. W. Stocking i Co,
are again in the market with an entire now stock #
staple and fancy X GOODS. recently purchased
ia the Eastern cities.
Their stock comprises every article Of ladies' and
G~ontlenens' wear. They are now receiving and open
ing their goods at the large Brick Store Room, No.
l3l. Zane's Row, lately occupied by the NJ. n NJ.
Bank Of Wheeling.
They respectfully invite the attention OF their friends
and the public generally, 10 their New Stock. with the
assurance that they will not only find bargains, but
very great bargains, in . word. 81 cheap 90 hs cheap
csI. for Cash.
may 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

DOCKS, BOOKs-Ju.t receiv cd end Fl, al. p,
ID John Fisher. 1873 Main street.
Poets Of America. Turkey Msrroeo Extra.
Pearl Teslamcnis, Calf Extra,
Wnrrngton's Nurscs Guide.
Baine's French Revolution. 2 vols. Atlas,
krdgewater Treaiises, complete Z vols.
Greece Turkey. Russia e. Poland, by Stouan
Iarley's Universal History, 2 vols.
Iarners Chemistry, New Edition, 1910
Lavaiers Physiogony.
shipwrscksG Disasters al Sea. &c, &c. &c.
Jan 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

v ENTIlAN BLIND FACTORY,-G-o. w Bier
" respectfully informs The citizens Of Wheeling &
lh- public generally that he has established the manu-.
factory OF tho Veaiuan blinds for windows. doors. &c
IN al Iher vaTIcas branchet-on hinin street opposite
Brown * iiaddens-where he will keen. constantly
on hand. a supply. Of a very superior article. md Of All
sizcs-oGuaI, # not superior in workmanship to snv
mace N ihe western country. lie has employed hir.
John [. VAL well known ms n superior workman in
that limo OF business. under whose dirociios tho work
called for will be faithfully executed all order. d.
rsci-d 10 the subscriber or, James Baker Druggist. will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
june 9-3n
Columbus Statesman copy 10 the snount OF "a and
charge this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

EMONAL-A. r.. Golf 81 CO. have
= u removed their Exchange Uhca 10 No lo-
haiD street, = few doors North ofthe ~ and ~ Bank
snin the ia mediate vicinity Of the United $ta'cs
HqteL. Boy and cell Exchange on tho most favor.
- Va viii psy the highest rates for Gold anS
Silver Com, also, FOR the Notes Of al solvent E,.r
ern 0arks.
HpRANDY, GIN AND WHISKY.
NJ 10 Pipes Brandy.
{ do Gin,
II Bbls. Rcctfes vhiskov,
4 60 Cd Rye. do
For ',lo cheap for cash, al the Auction Room No. ISL.
Market square by J. c. SNIDE
Wheeling, May 90, 1905 G3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

BENRoS oILINs. wholesale Dealer IN D71S,
MediciHos. Chemicals. Paints, OILS. Gl,ss. Dvs
Siuii', &c. SCUM vest Corner of Nfinar & Fi0b -.
between Niarket'nd Chssmt streets PmLApEIrnTI.
orucns from PlS'eiani' Druggists and Country Mer.
chants eIecutcdi in the be., manner and o. ~ -,
terrss. wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
A1'rERBURY, CALDWELL & Co. -
tLate ForSyth & Aner5rryI.
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
WHEELING. Va

WHEELING, Va
WA. n AGerbury(l ate Of FORSYTH a. Atcrl,nrr Mo.
ing associated himself with JAMES Y ca nwr, = 81 %
c Bosnian. will continue The Commission md For
Wording business under the firm of An,r5uyy CoH
ueH y Go. and respectfully solioits from the friend. and
customers off. q A.. q coniin1sscs Of their bushes.
with tho new firm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

IARNAMENTtL PAINTING--Thc
~ Subscriber has removed his Painting Room to
No 2Os ihsln 81. near the where he $
prepared To fill sny orders IN his line of blsines.
neatly and with despatch. He will fursish To order
y a, superior style OF workmanship, SIGNS, plain,
shaded, gilt, ennanlel lg on glass, &c. &c, also
sws Aprons OF Badges, Firemen's equipments, &c
Persons IN want of any Of the above or other des
criptions oil painting or gliding, will please give him
q call.
IT Marking plates for merchants or otl ers, GU
1.-THE neate.t manner L. MATHERS.
N%heelrng, April is. ls3S.-Iv.
nv Fairbanks patent scales weighing 200o 10.
" for sale low for cash, by
aug Is J. Il J REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

Oh hhds n. O. sugar; so bbla moln..c,. IS bb,
cO Louisville lime. received o rfssalendby
apr - J. a. r NORRISoN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

Ew MgslC \ PIANO FORTES-J1sfIe re-.
~ eeiVef me Music and Variety Store, Union ST,
a large ASSORTMENT Of new Songs. Mn,cbs, W..
&c, for ty Piano Forte. and q supply of Gne snon,.h
Guitars, d'o 2 splendid Piano Fories. Of Cerman ,nJ
AmencF manufacture. Those wishing TO purchase Ar,
respectfully invited to call md examine.
icbSJ MEJTOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

We have entered into Copsrtnership. under the firm
OF ATTERBURT, CALDwELL& Co. for the transaction
Of GENERAL COMMISSION & FORvAEDfvo Brstvrss
IN ihi' CITY. We will ausnl to the sale Of every de-
scnpuon OF Nierehandize ihai may DO consigned to Us
q ars prepared to fll orders for auy Of the P,olucs !.
Manufactured Of this vicinity. as well m 10 exc anr
prompt attention 10 tho Forwarding Of oil CSsds sem
10 us from the East or West. From The hong e,n,,i.
ence siour WV b. ATTERBURY & u. G. BoSnlY-
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he enabled 10 give ontre satisfaction to oil who NAV err
trust - with their business.