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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21
vNrLAsTER PARTY.-The


xsaFhi ifthis city is taborIonsiy en- !
= he attempt to uaake political capital
9.S. Feceut explosions OF the shInpiaster
81 'D sting the occasion OF, these mortal
~ - the .sbetter CURRENCY" the Van Blu
Oh s asks. "Waich is the shinplaster par
'ssnd il has column, this morning, de-
Ihs n,irpose of answering the quest on,
J'' 'FoTt 70 throw tile responsibility of the
Sd ,sItsf issue upon the Wings. With all
'P's HE use of their memories, or Who
- 10; o cohyersant with the history of
u les for ten years past, It must prove
''n w ,sejess effort. The Van Buren, organ
81 an 'bI;s6 column upon columns: it may ex-
~ &c yeit and its power of argument, in its
Fl'e ~, FIX the responsibility Of the slim
temp c;rcllatirr upon The Wing party, and
lse' The skirts of it's own party, of all share
T'C-, about the SHELTER currency" but
O., nn,n,s TO predict that all those elfor:s OF
81 I'D AZ umeht, however astonishing in
=, or geenness, will prove signallS una
'a1l,aS Van Buren, organ is really DESTROYS of
II . ", At tie truth--at the root Of the mat
ge''; 10 ,aoard to the shinplaster currency, 1t
"!.A, 6nf a much shorter ways 4 few SIM
%h,S'no,,estionapIe, and acknowledged facts,
9"'lI antweigh q dozen columns OF neavY wit
"a sb,ro acgument, on the subject. Fox ex-
'n,Je ne organ might proclaim as ain IN
s.n;,be truth. that for nearly twenty years
..syions to the 4th of March, 1851, when the
ysn Buren, administroh came into power both
t.ns suspensions and shinplaster currency
rsre unknown in the United States! This i:
s ruth which lives IN the memory III men, anC
n I'D & am
! .,npot Ue gaInsaid or explained away! Fo
nearly twenty years before the VAN Buren, par
:, came into power. the people of the CnIte'
states were free alike from bank suspensions
nd fiou siiinpla ster issues or CURRENCY.
Another fac. equally well known and unde
liable, is, tnat during the short period whIc
:, ell. psed siIite the commencement vi tile Al
Illustration of Martin V an Buren,, tnere hav
en- two bank Suspensions and two shInpiaSie
-as, each with multitudinous issues, and tn
II woIse than the hrSt!
Now it is perfectly vain and idle to attemp
link the true issue, or to labor at throw
J, dust into the eyes OF the community, as
real causes and real authors OF these evil'
avng enjoyed state OtunInterrupted health
,yyeu ~ period of near twenty years, tn
sonle cannot be persuaded that any thing Sho
tue most siStht miSgorernmem 10 the RI
pg party, either through Ignorance br some
mrrr worse. could have brought so much CT
lsmrty upon tile land, i'll so short period
No SUSPENSIONS lind 40 shitplasters for near
twenty years preceding the election of Mart
Van buren,. 10 SUSPENSIONS and shinplast
issues nnumefAnle. III three short years und
mat administration!
These are facts which rest deep in the CO.
yictions of the people. And not less deep
4 their conviction that misgovernment and b'
polcv. alone, CT uld have bruoght the Ia
condition about, in so short a period. Equa
" determined are they to apply the CORRECTLY
for SUCH EVIL policy and grleVous mIsgoVer
nent--a change Of rulers. lBaH. II
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21
TIE GATHERING STORM.

If, by very remote analogy. tie voice oil
the people may be considered as the voice Oh
God, it is now speaking out in loud thunderihs7
from every quarter of the Union lie PeaiS
of public opinion from the South d West nave
been reyerbetated from the Green Mountains
Of Vermont. The tempest of pubic 'nd'gha,
ton gathers rapidly and the pale and as tateu
courteuances of those who have beeh feFei''hS
and reini ing in the diStresses OF the couatiy'
betr,y the terror WHICH has stricken thehl'~ -
Their laugh has become hollow, and their Or1-
v,do has div ndled into an unIntelilglble NUT
,prinp. Now and tLen an attempt Is maue TO
..c,.,,o - bn, it is mofe like the omlnouS tune
of The screec.i-owl than the clarion note OF
ob.p+iceIeer. Mr.. Van Buren, has retired
from the public eye to refuge IN the woes
vYhere he may wreath in bis solitude rs the
mails pour upon him the daily proofs OF his
fallen greatness:--and like the Duke IN As
YOU Like it" indulge in mournful soliloquy a
midst the Gecaying foliage
Are not these woods
More free from peril than the enVious court
This is no lattery, there are counseilofs
That feelingly persuade me what am
Sueet are the uses of adversely,
Which like the toad. ugly and venemous'
Wears vet precious jewel in his head:
And ,b;s our life, exempt from public haunt
Finds t, ngues in trees, books In the running
br00ks,
Sermons in stones.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

Here is capital thing said by Daws' n
We do not know Dawson, but believe lie Is
Ion Of old Dawson, at any rate Dawson 10
sag of the first weter.
Hr. Dawson, of Michigan. while addressing
the meeting at Fanuell Hall yesterday salo
il had been recommended that the blood MOUNDS
sbouId be transferred from the War TO the
treasury Department, TO track the de'auitef'
but he thought it an unwI>e policy as IL was
veil known the blood hounds could not tracf
any one vino did not leave scent tceht Oe
Lind tLem.--I'ruc american.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21
Sermons in stones.

The Louisville Journal says:--"WhiIe Gen;
Harrison was addressing the tremendous crowd
"a. Dsyton, on the 10th Of Sept. the mail arrIv-
ed " Tn a letter for leading wing IN the
crowd giving the particulars of the glorious
victory i'm Vermont. Old Tippecanoe paused
in the midst of his eloquence. and the letter
was read in loud tone from one of the speak
ers' stands. Mighty beyond description was wal
the shout that followed. Seventy-hve or elgh'
~ thou sand voices mingled in one startling
thunder peal"
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

New YoRx.--The political terment in the
Empire State exceeds al precedent. Tie
wings take the stump southern fashion. (says
the correspondent OFT the lDlelligencer,) and
encamp right down in the strongest Locoioco
holds, brandshng the bolts of logic. So nu-
merous are the meetings, that he who can ad.
dress the people well, is in constant motion
The calculation is, that the state will poll neal
four hundred thousand votess--New OrLeGni
Bulletin.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21
GEN. HARRISON AND EHE FARMING
INTEREST,"

INTEREST.
There has been SO much WastefulnesS,
corruption, and bad management IN tie
National Administration Tor the last
years that the people have made up their
minds to try man from among themsel-
yes, practical AID patriotic Farmer
Hear what General Harlson said OF the
farming interest on the floor OF congress,
Ia years ago:
"Fhe policy ofthe country was, i'll his
opinion, to lessen the expenses OF agrlcu.-
ture, and TO remove, If possible, the dltil-
culties with which the farmers OF the
country now have to struggle. He was
farmer himself and he spoke OF those
difficulties rs one who had experienced
them. .e was Il farmer alone. He did
not own bank share in the world, nor
had he farthmg invested in mercantile
business; butdepended alone on the cui,
tivation ofthe earth for the support OF a
large family. He felt Il kindred interest
in the welfare OF the agricultural class"
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

There can be no dutbt now, that after the
4th of March next, the Wings will have ma
iorify in the United States Senate. Two are
gained in North Carolina, and tie unexpected
~ ,rity in both branches of the Maine Legs,
a<asEes another. 1t may be cxpefed
AZ caanges1take pllee they -
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21
THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES +;

A chronicle of the Turf, Field Sports, Lit
IA era:ure and the Stage. .Embellished with
plendid Steel engra7iTes.
WILLIAM r. FokTER, EDITOR.
This wei known weekly publication, which
vas established in 1881, by its present pro-
,retor, in the City Of New York. has now
cached its Tenth volume. 1t is sheet OF the
,ery largest class, containing twelve imperial
luatto pages, printed on linen paper OF the
inesi texture, and on new type. 1t 10 emoeI.
Sned with the largest and most highly finished
fNGRAIIN GS ON STEEL, ever issued
" a periodical in the United States. The ia.t
,olume contained superb Portraits OF the toi'
owing distinguished American and Imported
Horses, designed to constitute an American
sporting Gallery, accompanied with complete
acmoirs, giving the Pedigree, Characteristics
md Performances of each, with incidental no.
ices of their contemporaries, etc. The En-
IRA, ings correspond in size teighteen inches by
hirteenl with those annually published IN Lon
ion, of the Winners of the Derby Oaks ana
it. Leger, and have been executed In line, on
steel Plate, expressly for this paper, from ori-
rinal Pictures in oil by the most eminent Ar
.ists:-
BLACK MARrA.-The property of the Hon.
8ahe Peytou, of New Orleans; Engraved by
Dick after Troye.
JOAN BAscoMBE.-The property of Col. Jno'
CroweiI, OF Fort Mitchell, Ala; Engraved by
Dick after Troye.
LEvIArHAN-Thep property of Jas. Jackson,
ESQ. of floren.e, Ala; Engraved by DICK at
ter Troye.
SHARK.-The property Ct Col. William Il
Johnson, of Petersburg, Va. Engraved by Dicf
alter Troye.
HEDGFoRD.-The property of Colonel j. II
Townes, OF Lexington, Miss; Engraved by
HInshelwood-
Included in the number Of Engravings pub
lished during the last volume is also superI
! Portrait of MAD'LLE AUGUSTA, the cele
Grated DaHSeUSe, in the character OF 'La Syi
pAide," eugr.ved by HInshelwood on steel
from a sketch ana picture by Chalon aud In
| muu.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

The Harrison Convention at Lancaster, Pa.
was splendid affair. From IA 200 to iS,OOG
delegates were presents The convention was
organized 10y the nomination Of Hon. Ohm
SARGEANT as president, assisted by sixteen
vice presidents. Appropriate resolutions were
adopted, and the utmost enthusiasm and sUod
feeling prevailed.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

The Philadelphia banks are making active
preparations to resume sptcIce payments, OF
the first Of January.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

A Baltimore paper describes Fanny Elssler
as ga lovely creature, with blue eyes, rosy
cheeks, and pouting lips.
We WIN III It we're of those who prize
Your rosy cheeks, and sky. blue eyes;
For pointing lips, we 80 disdain 'em,
We'd set ur faces right again EN-.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

rom the periodicals of this country and Eng,
lol' .n na ,hns be formed lively and elegant
IITERY DEPARTMENT. occupying sew
eral pages. oe,ts. ample
room Is secured by the immense SUE =. , iI
present sheet, which for beauty oil typos r.nsa.
cal execution and general elegance u
No local agents being employed by the pro
orieto,s. gentlemen wishing the paper can %
dor !, ,broaoh their post masters, or remit ~
n,a;l number of files from the commences
ment Of the volume, will be preserved Tor ne"
Iuhscribers. This course is adopted, as tue
voIu,Ite Statistical Tables o. the paper near
" all appear in the early part of the year.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

ratHE undersigned has appointed Ii. w.
Il Brown his attorney in fact. Tor the transae-
ION ii any business pertaining 10 his proper
- IN the county. He OTTER, for sale tract
81 aud near deorgeviile, Tor particulars q
which, and terms, apply to NJ. Brown.
FRANCE ILSLEY, Jr.
Lexington, October u, 1910. l-3s,
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21
Doubtless tie pleasure is rs great,
Of Icing cheated as to cheat"

II those in favor of a Bankrupt Law
think so, they will vote for Nr. Van Blu
rem, in order to ENJOY the pleasure OF be
ing cheated again.
Every one no doubt has read the de-
bate between Senator Van Buren, and Sen
ator Harrison in which Van Buren, main
tanned that a voluntary Bankrupt Law
was unconstitutional, and ,arrison assert
ed the constitutiona!ity and necessity of
such law, and the propriety of It's unlver-
sal application? IInot, examine the back
of the Times and be enlightened. y C
re-pubIished the speeches i'll full, some
four or five months ago.-N. Y. Times
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

Terms Of Subscription and .aeUe'fisi"s'
For One Years Subscription. 5 lo III ac-
vance. For Six Months Subscription 70 Ia
advance.
Fer Advertising One square of 22lines' ilrst
insertion, S5-eacI subsequent insertion l.
nr+Extra copies of the LARGE ENGkA-
VINGS ON STEEL may be obtained at the
Publication Office at One Dollar each. 1hey
will be sent to any section OF the unlon' SO
enveIoped as to secure them from INJURY
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

Fur SALE.
A VALUABLE plantations, in the valley OF
IA Yazoo county. 1920, acres--6 sections OF
rexas land On funded scrip] lnlucated.--
apply to FRANIlo ilohE1 IT.
Vicksburg, October u, 1910. l43t.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

the locoiocos were opposed 10 it. When
you obtSin the views of Wright and Van
derpoel upon nyimportant political mea-
sure, yon may lie sure you have the
views of Mr. Van Buren,, because i'll rela-
ton to such matters these gentlemen pre-
tend to have no opinion adverse to that O.
the PRESIDENT. Mr.. Van Buren no doubl
believed he could secure most votes by
having it understood that he did moi
countenance the measure. 1t was re-
peatediy charged, at the time, that he was
opposed to it. in the wing and conservative
papers, and the charge was never denied
in the Globe, the Argus and the Post.
Since the adjournment OF congress, he
has ascertained that he will lose more
than he can gam, by his opposition, and
he, therefore, now comes out III an eX-
! planatory o. letter, only occupying two
columns and haifo the Evening Post
In this epistle he discusses bankrupt law,
under all It's different phrases, and finally
makes his sentiments on the subject gust
as clear us he did Oh another trying oc-
casion, When, after advocating both sides
O the tariffquestion, he came to the con
ctusion that he was "in favor OF judi
cious tariff. He was then claimed 10y
both the tariff and anti-tariff men, and In
the sequel relieved himself from this en-
barraslng dilemma by procuring instruc,
tons from his legislature favorable 10 the
views of the former. Mr.. Senator lass
well, 10 whom Mr.. Van Buren, had pro
fessed opposition to tariff, said to him
after the final vote, you have cheated mC
once; that was your fault. Ii You chea
me again it will be my fault The friends
of the bankrupt law may now address TIT
same parsonage III similar language, an(
F say: ''your influence defeated the bill las
> winter; that was your fault. If we re
: elect YOU, and thus give you an oppoftu
nifty ofdeteating it again, it Will be on
! fauEt."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

I NREAT BARGAINS ~ LANc-T 500 acres
~ Of land IA Marshall County. Va; ~ 900 Ia
i!iSr county SiNUO scrcs IN Wood county, 100000
ac'esm Wythe county ;1jCe0 acre' m Cah-l county.
Va some of The above lands arc Of an excellent quail.
'y' nnd tolcrrJ'y well ;mpr'l cd-wIil be s,a IN
Quantities 20 SAT- purchasers al very low price
'iar Lcl'iSg interest and ,,rro niles given. 1000
acres nitrsi rate land IA Lewis cpuay, Missouri. and
several tracts IN Indiana same terms. Also, 300
ios IN the city ui Lo;uu.-os' Indiana 1T ~ I3l
IA h"si Naceiirg-asr. geo yh--s pr Insurance stock
IN The WhcelHs Fire * Marine Irsa cou7an-.
i'r sale ~ VIM /. PETERSON,
Land gent. Wheeling Va
'O Lots m Sharp Garden 90 lease Cor n term OF
wears iroD Isl Jauv. so. feb -. lSfO-Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
Tssxs-FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS &. CAPS.
- HOOKS g. nf,IIsro

EEROOkS g. LOClIER arc daily re.
"a - eeiving at thfir Shoe Warehouse, a large and
Wen selected steel OF Goods in their iine which
a. eGa,i,,n to the rmer stock. rnskea their a.
uI.Ileh very .ompletc. CONSISTING in part of--yiz:
wen Boy If Youths Thick, Kin, Seal Cra.nrd,
No., 30 Cat water rroof reg'd & sew ! BOOTS.
ven g. t"y's Youths n ick BRnGANS
., :, Kip q. Calf BROGANS
Wnmen,s KIP, Calf Grained, Seal a Morocco
ROOTS, pcg'd & sew'd -
Wells pesd q. sew',l
'adlss hid, Moracco & Seal SLIPPERS
SPRINGS, WELT & ROOTS
Misses Kid, Morocco & -al SLIPPERS
SPitlNGS. WELTS g. BOOTS
Chlld ems SHOES & BOOTS a. every description
Seatlelncn' & Ladies OVER SOCKS SSLlOES.
CAPS.
,W, seal, OTTER. Nutra, Muskrat Mems and BOYS
hSir seal, iclllet 4 Cloth CAPS
HATS
ur; NG,sii Hrlsh. SIX, Moieskin &. Wool " IT'S
nj ~; >o-Shse Thread. franks, Water Proofpasir
oi,aeEh =, wrapping PAPER, &c. &c &c All of
Mh'' p thev oter on the most reasonable terms 10
country d>aie-S ari Others at their Warehouse.
NO. go t-2 BALTl MORE STRICT
n Between Howard & Eutiw.
: CfdcrF promptly attended 10.
. :.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

SETHEELiHG ACAFENiY.-rh, 6 h fern. of IN,
W wheeling Academy Will commence on Mon
DAY The In OF September. O,vi-g 10 tie Erpltv
experienced ~ obtaining schJCi-roDus suitable for n
'rsc hnDer the subscriber viii be Obliged in future
10 restrict ms number % "a pills o. those uursuiu ,b
advanced studies. The subscriber fcrr,ts that b, IN
b" unable 20 receive those OF hs former scholars, In Inc
male department., who pursuing onl, the cpf,r,,
branches OF nn English education. r. hs arrangement,
make u rocesery iuf firT 90 Cunine his ailcpn, a.,
The higher sta@icf. lie has ass,tiaied with li,n NJ
D'Nney, from She Wesleyan UNIVERSITY Ndlle,pp
Conn, wh, will take charge Of the Mathematical ami
Scientific department Apparatus has bern cor,i,,.
ted and every fJy vii. bo furnished O., ib1., q, t
wish Q" 4a'iy themselves for entering Cocra or to
pursue any OF ihc Collegiate studies. TEnus-lor the
irun. Greek and French languages, A'rcbr,. Conn.
Try md the higher Mathematics; Natural PliIo,opiv
C1cmls,ry. and Political Economy. &c. slO nor t.,,,,
Of eleven weeks fblSe wishing % tax. Hl ,,,,, H.
studies vii pay g. per term.
10 ihs tomllc department pupils viii bo received
90 Arithmetic. Gr,mma- Gcoyrlphy aud u,.,g., a.,
50 per crm ior The higher br1nrhr,Yf ol1rsl,r ma
per icrm Separate r1uins 1uI ground. nr. pr,y.,..l
~ lhis department niI every auruuru ~ % b. p,, r-
Their Department as vel 90 their ady.rc-r,. rf ID,
science. The fuueli,I VIII. &c tho present t,tc
charge Of tie Female doI1rIon'. ass.s-g ly n Co..,
sfnc-s Wv
Hereafter no scholar ran hc received a.. o.. IT,.
term. whuss tuition 0r ft- term rrey,5.l. t 49,, $50
paid Tins role vi'l br strictly aIAerasl r1 NJ, ~, H.
stiutIou g.,'-...ial b, public funds. can s.,YI g
without prompt ,1g mDus.
20 a@romu'Iic such aB may 90 rrysv-f Amin.
ihe d'f. classes i1 auy Hf or. above s1l..a ', r.
received, 90 race one bruf t.c n.gf.- ,.,h. ,..g
ia7 p'f teru wherever class NJ t.H sr r,, f.r.
Y h1 Formed = Hll, r"us no tl. corner sfiF az.
/ Quincy s'rrafs AUGUSTUS ~ gr.rt D.
JAMES NNu SAMUEL Cuprsry.
/ Natives of Ireland 1ud rr.aH.sf l E. -...rr.
r'mc where '' 'I7 Wr-'-ro Peuug wants or Ivssfgr,
Z NrriEia, orc requested. if f..s fe.ts fI,a.. 49,. J.
J address is'.rr io MsEy Wslov a.s5 f.4 49,
1ni nav residing a, Eii-e11- EsirY-f o.. o.. p.
I forming beg whore ihcr may bs f4rr ''''' d"
/ Ejia9rs boo ihs above named sa,rila 4 ..,...-
VII ''otrfa great @sor BY r1b.str7z as s..7v. 1'
| ur tsIr~ ~"
' WIs,I.s October .. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

20, g, = BRONCHITIS. rorrVi-SlNrP al,
MPIloN.-Thsif 49, ~ ~, %
,;. .,,...on Cn'"lrh IL ecncn Commence M,
cod "Hh l;ssi:ndr chillrrc-s gb, co,.
o' ""H .'Sh'ne's atou; the breast In n,a,,
chqrac,, ''e seems at first of no very serious
,;e o'c'si increases, TIE coun,onnnsc L.c,r, "
~ u'iIo'y' nc respiration become. more and mo,o
tho "heczIng rafting sound Is If
~ "a' i'Iced through a narrow aperture cIogrcJ
~ Hu'd To neglect This disase it NAV bo
" S,.,, 1'i'''' hut by timely arpl.ca,ion Of
,-;,, 49,, "."'id syrup Of Wild Cherry with
fleets will be removed ''e e'p.oo'~i''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

SURANCE.-The Fire and Marine
insurance. Company of wraei1 g rortnue 20
take. ~ the usual r1t~s aII IIrHs 5finsu-au-e o.
gaiHst IRE, acalna' The dsugers sf Ohio ard 81
slssigyl uvo's and Their ffsuisrv stream.
Once on Main street iu FgrsYth 1nt Aucrfurr.
warehouse DANIEL LAWg
ian % A-enf aoF Sc o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
To HOUSE. kEEPERS.

d E..RSCNS ahcar 70 romnrnce house keeping. and
a Ihosr already al IT, DESTROYS OF ava,ling them
ceiyes Of The ;reatest facilities for doing woud
hndU To their advantage to call at our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE rCRNiSJT;Ns.
ESTABLISHMENT.
ara purchase one Of cur chrsp Coosinz Stoves to-
s-her with all tue other necessary articles of cb
Cl iurnIturc.
Experience having taught these no now use
en- mai stoves are decidedly preferable To Il q
lhii'9n hltrhcH Sraies and fire place On the score
t'lh ni econ1iaY amt convenience, new beginners
Aouid 10 we'll To pIuftty their cxfer enre end san
y" themselves With complete Cooking ap;,a attn.
OnNe have various sizes AID patterns Of cooking
Dyes aud every desCTIptIsn OF wares WING a.,
WI s"I E.rY iowi'r cash, or To those who d. sire i,
liberal credit will De given. -
mar - CtLiERTSON & GREEES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
Fer the y. Il. r. Comaanv and J,tn $500 :, = 80
mar 2l-li LNacnr.tn..r, II 80. .. N

q BIN AMl:NPAL PAINrlNG-Tbe
" sibscrher has removed tie Painting Room, IN
W 20S .lfain 81. near the PosfOfF;.e wbrre h"
prepared 70 nj any Gers IN hrs line of business
uelul ana with despatch. He will furnish 10 order
SS,aIei' Sht ennhrlel ing on glass &c. & c. also
huItnry ma hrl Banners, Masonic ard odd FL
PERSONS ~ wRnt of ANY of thu above oT ,,,h,r a.
call. $1,000 - "''i p'SdSe S''e h'H
II Marking states for merchants or oil .r. c-
" "a, lt1Iest man, er. T.. MATHi rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12
ChsS 81.
SAMUEL. M'CLALLEN.


- .. HLTAGL blot AND GH IL sroRE
- AM u " ,IlALLtN would rrspectful in.
iorn his friends ard customers thai he has 20.
ceiNcd within few weeks very large addition of
the most fashionable and durable v oTk. b.uaLi
expressly Tor re,aIln e. shall not atismpt 10 yey-
eThe! " paruCulurlze. Ladies and gcuil1utn Will
llease cail NJ No 49, Mem street, nearly opposite
the Virginia Hotel, and examine Tor themselves,
ana l think they vii not be disappointed. Also,
Sohstaht on hand, Spanish sole leather calf,
NJ IL
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IN ~ GW ORLEANS.
NEp. W. WILSON, "i Nhr,liug HENRY
NJ WRIGHT, "i h'h'W.rr. and HARVEY GLEA-
Sb. %: New Orleans, 'Iivr formed 0aar.nq.s,lT
under The IIan.s aud sIyic Df
WILSON. WRIGHT & CO.
for The purpose OF riussc,iuz general fcrwarIinr
and produce business. "sr,its,-siy on ~-g
at NJ. - Poydroes 81 New CfeaGe aud viii 90 pre-.
pared 10 make liberal advances Oh cous gn1ue,,. T.,
their house To Ihose who may favor Them =, m, their
business they will cnlcayor to-rendcr Satisfaction,
strict attention TO instructions prompt ss:ss and remit
taLccs
REFERENCES ~ WHEELING
hIess-s. EnUy, LlUyd & Co
Moore, Clarke & Co,
John !6wcrfl
Geo Wilson, Yves, Alexander.
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