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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22

Mr.. ADAMS. Let me tell the gentleman that one
of the most damnng features of slavery IS that II does
abolish the institution of marriage.
Mr. A. then proceeded 10 speak with much warmth
on this subject, bat he was called 10 order. lie re-
sumsd his seat, rxclaiming, "We If the gentleman
does mol require answers, pray that he will ask Inc M
questions
Mr. RAYNER then resumed his remarks, and after
touching on a numb.r of other topics connected with
Abolition excitement, appealed 10 the Abolition mem
bcrs Of the North, and urged them in the name Of
all that held dear and sacred to desist from the
course they and their constituents had hitherto been
pursuing.
Mr.. MORGAN followed, and after remarkng on the
great waste of time on this exciting subject, said II
was high time that the business Tor which Congress:
was convened should he attended TO. He then moved
the previous question.
A long aud stormy debate then arose on various
points OF order, which lasted some hours
FINALLY The day ended by reversing all that the
House had done and resembling every resolution they
had passed in relation to their rules
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SENATE.


Washington, June 16-ln our hasty remarks oil yes
,erday on the proceedings Of the Senate touching the
Fox and Webster correspondence, we did not nenlloh
that it was referred to the Committee on Foreign ne
Iaons, with view 10 embody the sentiments OF the
Senate in form that might render them nuthorita'
tive The principles involved in the precedent now
10 be established of far more Importance Than any
immediate issue 10 which the present controversy could
lead Mr.. Allen of Ohiu at the conclusion oil
the debate and gave notice that when the committee
reported or if failed to report at ALL after full time
gyen-when he should, himself, offer resolution on
the subiect-he would endeavor TO urge such views as
would, lie hoped, receive the sanction OF the Sc
nate by direct vote. Mr.. Allen, in the brief ex-
plsnation he gave 10 the Senate of his motives Tor
taking the part he proposed in this matter refer.
red TO the vast interest which his State had in ia
border State its whole Northern line-and exposed
10 similar incursions from Canada, that which now
engaged the attention of the Senate. lie said it was
of ncalcuabe Importance to his constituents that that
question should be settled, and rightly settled, by
solemn decision of the representatives. of the States
lie indicated, in The OF his remarks the lead
inr views which his mind would be directed IN the
further discussion of the subject; and SAID that, WINE
il was under the consideration of the committee, he
would direct his efforts to thorough investigation oil
all that HAD hearing upon IT,
To-day, as we predicted yesterday MIR. Clay las
will be from our Congressional column) endea.
vored TO deprive Mr.. Woodbury. of the opportunity Of
being heard on the report of the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
There seemed to be a general consent when MIR.
Woodbury. gave way yesterday, that he might call up
the resolution to which he referred, and deliver his
views. Even Mr.. Clay said "agrecd: but to-day II
seems objections were in,erposed And why this re-
pucnance to the thorough scrutiny of this Tea-
sury paper before entering upon the discussion of the
subsequent one proposing Bank, when the ground
work for the latter and indeed, for all the pre,exs ell
legged for the call Of the extraordinary Congress to esta
bsb it. is to be looked for the statements Of The elder
Treasury report Mr.. Csy knew that a complete sit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
Ey' "a n e EEN'G IL.

G. II Y q | & T. X >.
lIfy7r-.icor-e Duily--oli-o Oh Main street
C'l,rE-J,mcs ) Wheai-v.Iico on Main srtcef.
Gin Serrerai-J. T. Slugs;on-lllice Nam Street
STREET C8luDiissi0acr-JOhn Moore
FYagr Iqs8cci0r-Geoigo Baird. Office Market
Space.
Sly.-iq,cqlrai aal w. WorEs-JosIAu POwELL
IYi4rf lhy'cr J. L. Wiley.
The Clerk fuie H1rkg'-Wm Hall.
Curator 81 The cir Hull. Warden.
AIlrrmon-l,t Ward J. Murrav. 2nd Ward Jas
Mcconnell 81 Wand K Sims. 4lh Ward p Bier. 9Th
Wa.d---
assessors, ara fer each W0ri-l.t, T. C.mpbsII;
o. \ Paxton; 3 8, J. w. Eobb; lia ). Robinson . H.
WA Icmplcton
S,siarg Camaifcr-N Nanshtrn,and Irwin, for
.o, Ist Ward: - NGunis &; inughln; 81 tIar-
ding aaI G. !. Strong; llh. EIchardsoh& Richards
5.h, Pratt and QmIr.cr.
C,Rq4I L4ai.r Mqsurer-I. G. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR TIE COUNCIL
"a O-Eisfr.es.--Nhyur' Caldwell and Wheat.
o. Fgrlars-Br,Iv. Hughes aad Sclhy.
on Ar-saals.-N ickham, Noel and Morrison.
o. S:re-tsr1I AEcgs.-Sriby, Dunbar. SeaiIerday
Caldwell aud L1mhdn.
On lyrfr IEOr,s-IIughCs, Dunbar aud Graham.
On Virk.i TI,usc -Wickham. Graham and Tanner
o. CoIL Brlis-(irahrm. Adams md Seatierday
Or Iy,lrrfs-NTL Lure, Bfsdy, M'Gaughey Wick
ham aud -
G.. fire Dr5l-,1r,i-Seiby. NJ Lnrc, Morrison
Hubbard aud Tanner.
On Petitions anil Rcn1ssrdnceS.- Neel' LhmOdiI
and Dunbar.
Standardization MGaughoy. Tanner Dun
bar aud GrahlIn.
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DIR. WM. EVANS
500 THING SYRUP for CBILDPEN


WIEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
! n + mothers knew tho blessings this Syrun woull
< afford their Infants during Tie period OF denlii.
ION by rubbing their gums with 1t, no tender moth.
sr would neglect The use Of H.
DIR. WM EVANS CELEBRATED CAAIO.
MILE AND APERlENT PILLS Tor Weak stomach.
Pain in the side, Bilious affections. Sc the Pills
will perform cures when Physicians have GsSpuir-
CD relieving ihcPalicnt
Physicians are respectfully urged TO use these
Pills 10 cases Of Dyspepsia, Ilypucundria Sc when
The bad quality of Drugs will not effect cure DR..
EVANS basis the efficiency and powerful virtue of
his pills on the Ipcrior quality Of The Ingreden Is
Of which they are compounded.
DIR GOODS FEMALE PILLS.
These Pills are recommended To the Ladies' for
suppression Of customary periodicals also other
weakness Of Females 10 which they are subject.
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
A celebrated ambitious Family Medicine
The above medicines sold only of the follow.
ing regular agents buy only Of the Regular agents
as some men sell counicrfeits:
Regular Agents, w. II. King. Grocer. Wheeling
James Burley X Co.. Nouudsvillc, va. a. d. Clarke
Fish Creek. Va. Roby. s. Ilolway. Suyrna. o.
Mr. Tumhull. Book seller. Sioubcnviie. Isaac liar.
ris. No. 100 Liberty ST.. Pittsburgh.
CAUTION.-Dr WIN. Evans will not be res
ponsIblc Ter the commences of the CamomIle Pills
unless lhey bought of Dr. Evans advertised
agcU's-'Fhere Is one agent IN evcrv county
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NORTH WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA.
AZ IElreiiHg.

NORTH YVES TERN BANK Or VIRGINIA.
al WLceiiHg.
CAPITAL SrocS, 100000.
Director. for 1911 appointed By The Nidic.
TAomls PAUL., Arthur NJ Phillips 4. Jacob D.
Cuscr.
W5.Is. VIM. b. Tysoh, John Zane. \. P. Woods.
a. WOODS, President
g. Lrsr. Cashier
Discount day on Thursday ofcach week.
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING.
CArtru. SrOcs, S5ll.500
Diffsiors for 1871.
On hsyqri Of ne Nttc.-Juscph Caldwell. WIN.
TSdby, israel Upi"sr1h
For hs S,oe55.tlers--J Shriycr samuel Nsel.
John Richie, Mari. Douglass. Daniel Zane. g. { ID
hUox,
JOSEPH Caldwell. President
Rs,pr. Cashier.
p,.r,lpi day Tuesday Of each week. bills Of OF.
ch5us. discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CArirAL SgoCS 100000
Dircs'ars TO- 1871.
Th1s Hl-hrs. Morgan Nelson. Jos Morrison,
John 3. CLARKE. john NJ. Clarke, John MAIulieu,
gJJt yauslo. JOS Pollock. ihu7 J. -. Ponlgney.
Tuoe Hrsurs. President
r. w. GEraa. Treasurer.
Discount day Thumlsy OF each week
FIRE g. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
C,rirAl Ss,cg sjJDOJD-sIO10O 600 rup ~.
Directors for 1911 c'cei~i JIg. 1.
John FuNrpu. Slngrl Srgz. Slinucl Noel e.
u K11z. BORN C5sl,n. r. W. lilr'lug.J s San
yer. s. BuIy, VIM. Paxton.
JOHN FAwCETr. Pre,iIssi
-. L,ur. Secretary O. Agent
WESTERN INSURANCE CD. or WHEELING
Carrot srIcy. sjDDoDD. 100000 RAID ~.
U.f--.s-s for 1871. r'.risi jan e.
Thomas Hughes. N1rElI Nelson. WIN p. Peter
Ann. Ply.ar. S. y johnston, James 49, Fsrsylh
Rob, CrIp.I-. John NNulon h1nicl l7rh.
THOMAS HUGHES, PrssidcHL
p m Gems, Secretary.
PROTECTION INST kNND" ".
u,rrf6rD. Cow
SAWI ATKINSON, agent.
-,r4 Main So Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

PATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES
~ rLggErSDN &GEEERS. ore uoH m'nuiar-
II J ur ing 10 hc.resl1ri .s1mc0t 0n Main Union
streets % new ali beautiful article of CRATES from
RI4sip Iron. according i1 style generally adopted
ia aI ihc large cities. both cast 1ni west Of Che
r,,rufr.u4 Fafs10s who are building s. wish 10
sf,rr fl-ir apartments with hand -1un Gre places
a-. respectfully requested tu call md cylm0o some
VIC arc now mls1g 20 order l5fa gentleman Of tl..
,fg dec 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

Id UETNATISM entirely cured by tho use of
Ia Or o T. Uadirhs Compound Strengthening
and German Aprufnt Pills
Wr solomon Wilson, of Chester County, Pc,
Ami tied for two years with che above DISTRESSING
disease Of which De- hid io nee Doe crutrHrs for
a.ybtrrr months. Ms symnf1ns were oxcrurIa.
ting pain in all his joints. especially lu Dos hp-
shoulders and ankles. p0In increasing towards
evening. attended with heat. Nr wilson, wac
=, one lime unable % mos e bic limbs on account
af the pain being sD greats bee beng ADVISED by n
friend 20 hIs 90 procure Or loui.h.s pits. JOY
,yhf.h be semitic the agen I'm West chester, 1u1
F.. tEe pain disappeared ani his Strength incrra-
I s,r, f..f and lu three weeks was able % attend
Ma bu-luesa, which Doc bad not done igr CgI-
. ~ 49, fhssr lines published that they may
h.. rs'cged. sui again enjoy the pleasuros Of heal
\ thy Hic. .a N-..L p..tth ctr..t
i Philadelphia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

AND CAPS
Wcsi side Of Main street. IFhccliHg. Ia
EEANE hand and are constantly manuficiHr-
Ing general assortment OF superior Fur and
SIlN hats. They have received the latest string
fashions from New York Md re now prepared
- supply TO order all sizes and 10 a.IuCs "a the
E, Ssent or past style, as may suit customers,
Back add Drab bCavNr aud Castor, PLAIN
W hltC Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on u 81 I'd an assnrtp ent Of plain
and fancy mems aud boFs fur and cloth caps,
all OF which they offer 90 their Customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on the mos favorable terms.
thankful for the liberal VatrOuate they have
heretofore received. they solicit n share of pub
EC patronage which they are determined 10 de-
serve bY prompt attention, personal application
90 business and cheap aad favOrs bic TslCs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

q ATS. HATS. Just received dircc, from n
h York, tho latest Fall aud WiGier fashions for
Hats and Cups, also general assortment of Men q
Youths Cloth aud Fur Caps. Persons wanting the
Uriclc will please call aud examine fer themselves
at 1903 Main street Wheeling.
nov , ) AVERY II co
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Y'Es.g.sNsieSPs 9.4g,se3yv
-i44-.'I 'OfsIAOLE CIE-BODT LINE
Exclusively i"r transportation OF Freight bei,,e a.
PHILADELPHIA AND PiITSEU RICH
AND
BALTIMORE & PrrTSEr-RcrT
JAMES ocayNoE: LrSE TAArE. And DEsSr.

JAMES OCpyNuE, LUKE TAAFE, AND DENNIS
OCpNvtE. Propuctors
AhES OtONNOR * Co-Huvinr completed
- Their arrangements. urc now prepared TO for.
"aId Mc5chauds". Produce. DC. o. and from Phil.
airIphin und Pittsburgh. aad Blliimure and Pits
"arSh, with that regsir-rly and de-ua,ch which
laey HUier themselves has hitherto characterized
ta,ir Line
The superior mode Of carrying goods tnccular 20
iHa .Hc a.ruC pre-, EMS MI r.ss OF sJilr breaking
damage transportation Of lois, too often attendant on
hurried imushlPUoBt O! single uacka.cs u the
several functions of The anal and railroads up c,uu
sure ay loading Ur unloading ou' oldoUr. the good.
beng locked up and carried throughout .u Porrlll,
Water proof Car 5pJi,s without rep.ckiur hand
ing, or any Interference whatever. from tlr tfJgt.
other beng loaded n The Warehouse % the sIlrl.
ING point, uuu they are ull0lJcd within the Ware
house, ois'l 20 The other end OItnc Line.
The adaptation OF this plan. on route where P4iI
roads intervene with Canals, Is improvement
too obvious 10 need any comment; while the Ger.
ainiy "I receiving lots complete IN clean and ncr.
'h'uiab.c order. affords advantages 10 owners and
c'hsiS"ses 50 fully np2are"t ss 10 preclude the ne
c>s'lty 81 further description
Ia addition TO their GGULlc GqjYy line of the usual
class they have n single daily line OF Past oals OF
less tonnage, built expressly lDr speed. by which
hey are enabled 10 carry goods through iH SIR dggs
The too prevalent custom ol allowing the BUais
10 be detained al the Eastern point OF the canal
'''' i''alil- Nd0 i'NiuICG 70 ICAAEu NllI thereby
causing gu accumulation OF produce iu Pittsburgh
Tor want of means Of ir4ns9uraiiun. induced them
20 make their arrangements has year 10 run their
Boats regularly, Whr,hCr loaded OF not. by which
they wi! be ensbied 10 forward n much larger
quanu'y than usual and wIlh ccria.niyof dispatch.
huhtTtp lmIracuCabc.
Too central situations AMI eNieasivencss OF heir
Warehouses IN Philadelphia, Baltimore unI Pits
"uEsh ai.Dri accommodations peculiarly advantage
Gus To those Avoriu- them with their commands.
They would respectfully solicit Merchants and Ship
rera In call and judge Tor themselves
GuJds consigned % IHe following Agents. will be
. iur"urLcd wIh despatch. All freight and charges
paid. Bills Of LadIug Irausm tied, aul every an
strucou pTOmPty attended To. by
!--...... ,,v.sNDR & Co
Market street. Philadelphia
JOHN WEST,
North street. Baltimore.
TAAFE & OCONNOR
Corner Penn and Wayne streets Pittsburgh.
@1-Ali Produce delivered Tor the East viii be re.
'eivcd Tree OF charge iJr storage commission ur a.
Na"cug lreish's mar ll-3n
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J. Z. UARBDUR a. co.

No l27 Market Street.
OFrosuE ruE Mts1vrc Hut.
WHEELING Va.
HTirRE may br found an extensive ,ts1rfrrnt
w oi Gill md Mshorary Framed Looking
GIasscs aud Looking Gllss Plates of alI Sizes
Portrait and Picture Frames made t1 order and rn
he latest Style old Frsmcs Ec-I'i and Gliding boz
lll boz BaucnCs. And on the best terms u pIY'.fe
~ Ware. consisting of Feather Beds Er'ster. go.
lows. Curlci Hair. Spanish Moss. Cotton. Il1sk
Straw and Spring Mattresses Steamboats, Furnish
cd with Contains. Msu5sscs. Pillows. Sheets. E1n.
Refs. Q1Ili- oud Coun.crp1ucs Carpets mair and
pvt down Boo Tie best STYLE. mar
ItAPS. CAPS--Just received ir5m view rais
~ well selected assortment oC FUR n Cloth
Cups Of every s.zc and description. which will be-
sold l1w-Call 90 the Hat a Cap store Of
" w a. s. ~ UAiEsON. 100 Fam g.
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StnJes s. AOocrtiser.
AT THE CORNER OF UNION AND WATER SITS,
WHEELING VA.


Trrus-The Tri.weeklv yupcr is published on
TIssl,yl. Thursdays and saturdays, at So per an
rum IN advance. or sc at tho end OF the year. 50
for six months No subscriber received for less
term than SIX months.
The Weekly paper. tho Western Virginia Times
- 2gbi-hel ou Wednesday At s. 80 per annum
Tn aIsaa~e. os 81 IL not paid within ono month
from the beginning o,the ear. Nonew Subscribers
will 10 received. except such ~ pay IN advance.
F,- 6 months a 50 l. invariably charged. No
- Ihcriber received less term than SIX months
ari "a, ptp,r discontinued, except At the discretion
OF tbs pub.ishor, until all arrearagcs are paid.
rrBvs og ADVERTISING.
Jncsguare three Insertions ,nrlcss, 81 90
DO two weeks, beng stnsertions. o,
DO three weeks, %
- ,.or,,,tLs 3 o.
N Erc',,-,hs 6 o,
-; .,,',,L Ot
DO elght months, ~ y,
DO twelve months. "
~ 4 ivc-lisomenls handed ~ without specin,
orIas will be published I'LL forbid md charged -
for three Insertions and % cents for every snoNe'
eucnt insertion. 50 also with all advertisement"
ordered all forbid
The prorocliurs or the city council city ordna-
noes and orders, regularly appear in this paper
Connected with the Office Of publication Of the
Wheeling Times e. Advertiser, is a JOB q BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, whore may he had on inv-
or, le terms Blanks 20 order. Cards, iandbil's,
Sow l,iils. &c done IN the neaiCsi style and on
short notice.
For sale At the Compaag Roo Of the Wheeling
Times and Advertiser
City Summons, County Summons,
Executions, Executions,
Bonds, Bonds,
e. summons for Assault, Rscognizancoso Of
bail.
Coua,y Summons Cor Assault, Dceds, Leases, War
rtrts Srrieauts' Bonds, Declarations e. FORMS
HIs CT I.1Iiur. Psdlas's NoIcS. Notes of NJ. x
M Bank. Notes d y. w. Bank. Checks on oil the
HANS. bound aud plain. sc. &c.
Coaa.c'e with the above. IL ono Of the most eE-
f.a,ive READING ROOMS IA the GliIed States.
F.ra. 10 Subscribers, s. year. Ssrangs:sare free
10 visit Il for tho space Of one month those who
c,aliuua II visit il for 4 longer torn, will b" 9Hi
down a. suhscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

EAiRIs' SOOTHING SYRUP.-u1w many
u thousands OF little children die nuuualIy from
the effects Of P8OTR ACTED DENTlTION. II /
requires no argument 10 convince YOU that all
lie children suffer sooner or later from the ei-
trcis Of teethng, which Their Kind protectors may
easily perceive, from the following syuUtoWs-
~ sf.cSsnC-s, suddcn hs Of crying. fret!ul fever
Ish and sleeps but little. thruss rs fiuzars into
u.s. mouth and bites, thereby seeming % Chtll0 /
re- ,', frequently attended with cough, difficulty /.
ui breathing, bowel complaint, Inflammation ID. ]
The cy-s, and sores behind the ears, cor yu.slons
&c. Those who have tho care of thc.g little /
ones. should never be without DR. Pam 't.s- /
ora'pd American Soothing Syrup. for hI.oTCn /
Cutting !tCth, by which they can prevent many /.
alarming symptoms, which often prove fatal.
Thousands ofm0thcrs and nurses can tesul; /.
% the Iw mediate effects of this invaluable Syrup
when applied To- the sums. if child wakes
with pam In us gums, the Syrup, when applied.
gives IIr lIcl a'e ease, by opening the pores, and
healing the gums. thus preventing cruvuls uus,
&c. 20 'he happiness and cuJDymeu Oh Their
kind protectors.
Entered TO- an act ofConrrcss'-ull the gen.
uInr express this on the label.
NORTH EIGHT STREET.-THE
and by CIRTI~S SEQ. GENERAL, AGENTS
- CLAIR STREET. OPPOSITE THE EE-
CHANGE HOTEL. PITTS EUBGH PA.
Also uy John FISHER, Wheeling. Va. np ~
GAIT HOUSE.
C.ar'7HaJ. Corner n Mum and Sirh Streets
Il ME location Of his house being central. half
4 way between the river and the canal and
ru'n the highest level upon Main 50, and r1uvc.
'''ni g. ~ .lIus ut1rsluHss; together with the
additions and improvements makes % now
. fae most 81 rah.a hotel Iu the city ,Jrmrycuru,-
. 1H3 travellers Iu general Fare not surpassed 1
I any hotel Iu 'UH Cty-b.'H moderate. sutlr'al t
Che times. Feeling grateful for past ftygra, } h.p.
/ hF s'r.t attention ipfho comfort OF a.l "Hu MAI
/ rah t1 merit continuance Of public favor 81.
literally bestowed.
n r. 4 Hrgs 10 .b'g be- attached the house
naa good uUs,..rs ,n attendance.
BHLgH.n token fu and lsuTu the river auI cana
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NEW BOOKS.
re-
- ...s' - 'r''n 'r- -cHr - ;cs3
Z 3 in ! vols hy Charles Won Roliech professor
IN the Uniyersy Of FreJurg
Goidsmiih's Animated Nature. = vols
North American Botany. hy Eaten & Wright.
Cuiver's Animal Kingdom 4 vols
History Of Ferdinand and Isubeila y vol.
Modern Europe b Jones * Russell vols
Henrys Exposition Of the Scriptures. vols
Dicks Complete Works, ! vols
Waikoron Beauty.
" Women,
Inermarrage,
IltlcT's Universal History vols
Bakers Translation of Ivy
Just received and for sale hv
ap ROBB = STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

r7 FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
Ef&3 MANUFACTORY.
f1sfS 100, Main street, Wheoiig, opposite
fs1I MIR. Ro5bs Chair Factory:
SSsssS->SA - AVERY & co. respectfully in
~ form their friends and the public
hat they ave on hand and are constantly manu-
laCIurug general assortment of Hats md Caps Of
the latest fashions warranted equal II nH superior
Ia any that have boon offered which will be sold
by the dozen single al the lowest prices and upon
as favorable terms they can be had ia The Ciy.-
Hats of all Kinds aud qualities. also general
ment OF mems and aud boys fur aud Goth C.
They propose TO furnish gentlemen with hats By
the year
y. Il. Hats and cops made 10 Ordet. also military
n Is and caps made On the shortest notice.
I They respectfully solicit liberal share Of public
patronage. up Is
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PENNSYLVANIA PACKET BoAT co.

q
EXPRESS AND PIONEER LINES.
z NNCLlSI\EIN for the conveyance OF passcu.
81 gers from Piusburgh 10 Philadelphia, via
PcuUsylvaula Canal and Port1sc and HARRISBURG
Railroads. through 900 2 days. q he public are
respectfully informed that these lines of sulcrtfd
Packet Boats and Rail Road Cars hdyeagaIn com
meuCCd their regular business.
The prupuciJrs Of these lines aware Of thg
great importance of Maintaining hairweli earuCl
reputation, have taken rrl1tpaiDs ID TeGt thyT
boats and cars IN the most comfortable name
aud are prruared % assure the travelling publ,
that no gxtrtJus wall be spared 20 render genera
sat. llcti1u Packet Boat will always be in port
and Slvrl'ars grc particularly rC4uts ed local
and nudge for themselves. The Railroads are mas
-.d Il iav Igli All BHZLlvraf the owners Tz'y
Travellers wishing 10 GO Co. BALTIMORE can TEX
the Packet Boat Co Eaulsuur-n, from theme
uu fha ARRIVAL OF the boat. Co y orb; distance o
gr miles Ir Post C0TsuH-. and from 'urresO B1|
ru1rr hr ~u-Iunh1Uuo and Bal more Raj r1at
. Th-uuZhfu b 81 Uggs. For pH-s1E inquire 40 on
/ office .u the Exchange Bu.l.lnEs, - si.lrsfr.l
and 700 che NruUuEIh".l House, ll1fgr stree
/ ag8 at fuc Cana. BASIN. Head .lTua1 str..f.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
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~. SUI scrihcr iuN lies the attention d hts
Il friends and the public generally to tho largo
ard 8 end d stock of
HATS & CAPS,
Now on hand at his establishment manufactured
Of tho 10 lowing fabrics, viz;
Gents fine Beaver Hats Oh Eur Bodies.
do Neuirio, do.
do Short Nap do.
do Mo'tsln SILK, 90. do
do Short Nap ID Cloth Undersdes,
Gents fine Brush hats. or plain custom.
do Cloth Caps. new pattern,
Youths and Boys Brush Hats. black and white.
Youths and Boys silk do do.
do 90 Cloth Caps. variety Of patterns.
SUMMER HATS.
\ large and well selected Gs,or,ucn;s Of Gents
and Youths Fashionable Summer Hats. which will
DC sold f1r cash, that cannot fail to please
The subscriber having made arrangements viii,
one oi the LARGEST and MOST FASlliONA-
BILE ESTABLISHMENTS IN TIE CITY OF
NEW YORK, will be enabled 10 furnish liis friends
and Gus Omer n; any time with
CITY MANUFACT, RED HAT.
which for ligh,ucss. texture and durability Of color
cannot be- surpassed IN the United Stasos
GT'D'ORSAX PATTERN!.S
\ few dozen DOrsay Pattern oi hats jas, recci-
we'd from liARES Fashionable Hat Store PhIa-
dclphIn, 20 which the attention Of Gentlemen Is
particularly invited.
TO COUNTRY HATTERS.
The subscriber has received his spring assortment
Of iiaitcrs stock and trimming; Cum Shclac, SILK
Plush. Fur aud Wool Hat Fclls &C.; &c, all OF
which will be sold low for Cash.
4 G. McCALLAM
Opposite the Virginia Hric!, 1877, Main street
Wheeling. May p, 1871.