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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03


FRESH SPRING GOODS.
ltTM. T. BtrLER, Importer Of China. QuccaEwarc,
w aud Gass ~ receiving ship ussk Away. aud has
aoai per MncTCd. daily expected and all direct frcu,
the manufacturers hts usual lai and selection
China, Glass aud Oueenswarc, which he oilers Tor cash al
reduced prices, on credit OF sin months puuciua
Luycrr.
lie iccls confident that merchants viii not consider Il
necessary 10 - father North Tor goods In has nc. u
will but give him a call. WM. BUILER,
mrs doors above the Usu Isvcrn
pLACK TEAS. superior qualify. Ia papers
ID GuNroWDER rEAr, inc aud extra tue
LOAF SUGARS. at lowest prices
BACON MinDllNt;S, in prnc order
ALMONDS. lVica Soti shell
LONDON PORTER quarts
MADEIRA WINE. in eight casks--for sale Nv
nANESPORr & ALLEN.
"a ~ Cotuct OF u aud 10Th streets.
RlCil saun striped aud style tNicd blue black aud
~ eoorcdSiss iorsalc bS T. Il. PRICE.
NEW DISCOVERY.
rgtiE subscribers have ilT sale three kinds Magnetic
Ehcr-Nn. tot consumption. witch cNccls all. aud
every Siu 81 ccusumptVn tcinc that has been
dscovetcd Try r and you viii dud u no humhug. Il Is a
sure cure la the three trsf Stages
Magnetic EtheT NJ for Nervous diseases, which tho
paiclts WILL ind 10 holplhcn va "a hours AIDA
IN short time Il lass never cd IN the most dangerous
carcs.
Mgclcc Ether No rr Liver aud Scrofl'ous diseases
book treaties ot various diseases accompany each
Package. pctu~d VIII satisfy purchaser that thoy
! compound Try thcm Ne not afraid to have thCm
tested Low the beet ot the day. No qIackeTy
| about tAc Magnetic Remedies.
Medical Societies invited test, and condemn them
publicly Il they not What they recommended to
! be- II EJSTACE u son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03

the United Court the Eastern District OF Nir-
giuia, q Norfolk, April 2Nh, lSi@:
NkTIILlAM J. n. WAlLoP, OF the COUNTY oi Aeeomack
w HAVING fc petition, praying that he be dccar'
bankrupt ordered, that all persons claiming TO be
creditors of the said " am wa,op hoW cause % the
court on the Ssh iay July why the sail William
"a Walop should not be declared bankrupt pursuant ~
the Of Congress in that behalf and ths' COPY Of this
order be published the newspapers according to the
22I and 9Th rules ct Couu.
A Cory. Tcsic.
ma w5w A CowpERV, OK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03

TiRoiNiA To ~ni A. Rules held m The cleIk's oeaes
OF tho trcuh superior Court OF law and O.. uccry
GO the sosny OF usliias, he tnonih OF April ia
Mash.li iahsion, rhti Agsnst Richard nanso rh, MAJ
a. Chdnesry. - - '
Tic deicniania not having entered theI Appearance
anu appearing 10y satisfactory evidence, that thcy ATE
NJ naehanis Of ihis Commonwealth; On motion Of tho
pAhu hy COUNSEL II u ordered, That the dcf,ntanta
speM hS,s On the hrst Monday IN July IT. aRi answer
tne lals ON aud that cory at thisoIdcT bc ioGhwh
mlctoum lho hiehmond Wig, for two months sucess.
siscy an posted at the roni door OF tho Courthouse Of
this county A1,nv ~. ~
10 WV Nm NOM ,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03

the United states Court the Eastern Dsttist OF Nr.
ginia, 9Th Apr'l, lSis.
WILSON T. KIDD, OF the county OF Amherst, having
w filed petition, praying that he may be declared
bankrupt tits ordered that all persons claiming 10 DO
creditors the said Wilson 7. Kidd show cause 20 the
tho Sh DAY Of Juy next, why the sstd Wilson
T. kid be declared bankrupt pursuant TO the act OF
Congress THAI behalf ami that OF this orccr be
published the newspapers according 10 the 2t aud Sith
rules Of court.
CcQy-Tcsc,
~ 2 w5w HENRY GIBSON. OK.
In The TnUci states Count the Etscrn District o Viz
giuia, i7th ApTl. 1872:
y the matter OF BankTupicy OF 4. BN RON BARKER Of
Il the city OF Redmond, m the Eastern Virginia District
The said Ryfou Barker, who has been dccrccd Bank
~ ihts court, having hcl petition praying for his
discharge: II l. ordered that notice thereof hc published
newspaper printed N thc city ct chuond. ~ laws AZ
least before Sh day Ut july next, when hearing will be
Lad hc d petition At The City Hall IN the city OF ch.
uond and al creditors Who have proved their debts and
other persons in incl appear the said time and
place, aud show they have Why the pray
the said petitioner should not be granted.
ACcCV-rcsc,
ap 10 wllw HENRY GIBSON, ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03
az q-wiow iirNry GIBSON. ~
In the United states Count DC F,sern District Of V-
riu1- Anrfl d. 1870.

ginia. oh, lsi2:
y the matter OF bankruptcy OF COLIN McRAE. OF tho
county OF Che stevld leo The Eastern virginia District
The SAID Colin MeRsc. who has been iecreei hankruut
by this Court. having GlCt petition praying for his
charge is ordered, that thereof bc published m
ancwspaper nted the Ciy Richmond seventy DAYS
al least before the sh av of July next. when nearing
will he had on the said e'on atihe CRY Hall IN the City
OF Redmond, and an creditors VINO h7vs proved their
debts AMI other persons interest, may appear ~ he
said time and place, and show cause, any they have
cd. Cow Tcsfe
ap u wllw' HENRY GIBSON OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03
ar9 v9w L6FrlN y EILErr. enc

NiNclNtA IN 'nescIhtu county ,outt N,,- hl
' lht, ltis-Iohu lewcli,n and U,rtiet M. 80,
ann We "'i iohu = L"wc'cn,a admin, srainr with 49,
VIII anncNcd 81 theodore FciN nudnris, ,ire,I No
arMn.t hrrccca Jones, samuel Jones Henry n Ion,
Jane lhkcy and Ei1abcthJ flric d.ns- IN g,I,,,-
Iis dly came the l'auiis hy their attorney , 80
men 'u AMI no defendants, Samuel Jones Urnrs NJ
S.hcs ann E@atcih jcuucs, rot having entered tbriy
V'aiahcc aud given cccu'y fdiua ia tho Nc, a., A.
s,tn,y anh me rules ct is court. aud appearing Inv
~ ,'"'! ,'uH,',' 'h-t ity nrc not inhabuants ofI
n"appeAf here on The first DAY OF Juno Court next
s"cI Io pAiius Dill aud that cory of mi. ,tIer A.
ioUhwth tuscttcd In new. garcf puhii.bct i -, II
'hl OF Richmond, for two months successv,v ,r 80,
House of this County. " ''' N'ui
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03
ap u wllw. ' HENRY GIBSON. or.
In Inc United Court lr the Eastern District 4 Nlr
cInLa I'm Anil lelL

ciuia l2l April 1892:
the matter OF Bankruptcy Of Robert VI Saunders. Of
the city OF Richmond me Eastern virginia District
The said Robert VI. saunders, who has been decreed
btukrupt 10y thus Count, having Fled petition praying for
his dscharg" II Is ordered That notice be pub
hshed N newspaper published In the city Richmond
seventy days a. least before The -th july next when
hearing vii be Lai the said petition. the City Hal in
the city OF Richmond, and all creditors have proved
their debts, AMI other persons n crest may apncar
the said time and place and show any they have
why the prayeroi the said Tconcr should be grant
e.. 4 copy-Tesie.
apli wllw JOS T. RATTIEY, u. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03

ArHu.'
John a. NIfclefi. David Nfchcn. Ncu1min Mitchell,
William Mitchell tI.trirs FNicholi JOHN fiblc AM Hla.
both hI. ,gIi, ardofhfr btIa
Tho drirn arfs auovc named not haynr entered frr
arucarnro aud given fccufty according TO Doc fri NJ
Assembly and fc EricH of Ibis Court and II Appearing,
hy slt. factory evidence, that fhcy NOT inhabitants Of
tiis Commonwealth 10 i7 ordered, Tlaf The eaid cien-
dante l1 appear af fic Rules 10 he held on fho let
Monday Boz August most nudanfwrt The bll lthc IItuni
and that copy Of iha order BE- forthwith inrcici IN
annc newspaper uul .cf tn me Guy ofNchmord of two
n1n csayey, 'ud posted NJ the font door oi ihc
Capitol iu flc aad Guy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03

MERCER POTATOES IN hu.b,s w.,,,,
" fIatoss, just rec cvcd Jor arur Ruth Isrf t.,.
and lof sale low Apply on Joard, q Pekets eisrL on
I" apA J FISHER q son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03
THE YOUNG PEOPLES 8OOk,
For MARCH

THE present number b. cmbelisled with a splendid
Il Mczz1unt1 entitled Going 90 thc -prleH, wai7 other
smaller tu-Tayrgs
Tie Contents are from tic pens ~ Arthur, Rlchc, san
dcf-nn, Walter Miss Rand, Rev Kennedy, The Ei.tor
Professor Frost aud many Others.
SIhscupuon oniy s. per ycar single Nos. f.. cts
Cal soon the Periodical Agency Office, Main street
next door 10 Evans China Si0re.
ml ~ AsIYON.
GREAT BARGRINS-Wc have on land am A.
VI ccicut assortment Of Family Groceries which will
be sold cheap for cash 10 punotuh customers, UPON
reasonable time
ns CVETTEU s PEAKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
0UENP "LTTEHNTTWE-

AENhA ~ NJ
by q r v james. author Of "Richcieu,
The Ancient Regime The Jscquorio" sc Sc.
has been publuhsd in three extra numbers ~ The
New World. end con be procured a. The Lfcr1ry
Depot oftho subscriber No3. Mouroe ~. NJ the cr.
tfsmely low puco OfrHIRrY ONE CENTS
tun Is III THOMPSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
WATER RENTS

n LII persons m arrears Tor wa.,r rents for IA,
- ii II sIN months Of The year 1879 can hav,
one oiher opportunity 10 save costs and trouble o.,
calling and pay iog The same 10 the collector al uc
times and places hereby designated W
AZ the Office Of Thomas Hughes ia the first ward,
on TUESDAY The 26h inst.
Al The Office o. James M'Cnnncl. alderman Of the
- Wari on "Wednesday the 9th inst.
Al The Office OF Richard $ mmS. alderman Of the
Sd ward on Thursday the 25sh ms.
~ The ofiire of Philip Bier. aldermen Of the 4ih
ward. on Friday The 29,h inst.
Al the office Of WIN Temp!e,on. alderman OF he
ON ward on Saturday the 30th INST.
Oh the first day Of August The collccIor is rcquir.
cd to return has list ~ delinqusnts and inmediately
alter prompt measures will he taken 10 cumpel pay
ment GEO " SIGHTS.
Sl9-3t Collector az Wat, 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPLETED TO HANCOCK.

tAKE-From Wheeling TO Baltimore. sI3
from To Philadelphia. SIS
sens tahen Through and Fare received at tho
oilce ct the National Road Stage Comp,ny ne,i DOR
below the United States Hotel. Wafer :, ami =, d.
Virginia Hotel. Wheeling. Va. Two Lines viIle,ye
wheeling daily. at : O'Clock. NJ for B,llimo,.
ara fhiiadeil hia arriving at IIancn,k ON the aud
Iay at D j VI thence by railroad to Biliimore and
ih'ladeIphin. Passengers IN these lines will bs
n"i one Night out in the Stages and only a Eour.
% nailrro'e. and 5B hours e. Philadelphia. resting
Wheeling daily nj 3 o'clock 4 NJ c,npcc,irg -
'he IIhiirpod at Hancock Passengers for Washing.
'u Ci'y lake passage to Hancock and thence by
railroad. "
fan''eS who wish to avoid The ono night travel
only. "'''' " Jay
June II Ccv,-rn~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
NOTICE

NoIItE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
hours OF DEPARTURE.
ar THE PASSENGER TRAINS OK
" THE "MAlN STEM" AND "WASuINC.
TON BRANCH of The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. l5;h June. 1912:
"MATN STEM,
BeiVe,R BaLimore aud Hancock.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Al a O'clock AM-and - o'clock ? ~
FRnM HANCDcK.
~ 9 O'Clock 4 M-and : O'clock r 4
BciwceH Baltimore AID H1rDcr's Ferrv.
From BALTIMORE.
A. o'clock 4 N-und 81 O'Clock = 81
From H,RFER's FERAY.
Al y O'Clock \ NJ and 9 o'cluck P n
Bchrecn Baltimore aud Frederick.
From BALriMoRr.
Al . o'clock \ M-and 81 O'Clock p 81.
FEoH FRFDERIcK,
Al 10 o'cio,k N.
BetnseH Bat'morc aud ELECTS Mills.
FROM BALTIMORE.
At O'Clock 4 M-aud "a o'clock II.
fRsN ELLicorr's Mus,
Al q o'clock A M-nnd I O'Clock p NJ
WARRINGTON BRANCH,
From Baltimore for Washington.
Az O'Clock A VI.
" AN
h " An
From Washington for BaLImore.
Al 6 O'Clock N.
And " p n.
passengers by the morSing train from woshing.
ION can connect will The Western train nl the Relay
House and those destined South. who may cume
ny eilher OF the trains frnm Hancock. Uar.
per- Ferry or Frederick, reach the Relay House in
nipple time To take the morning or evening train for
Washington City.
n Is. Travellers will please take notice. that on
ana alter Monday next, the 20lh last, the morning
'ra'n from Baltimore for Hancock will cease sion.
ping nj EIlieott's Mills for breakfast as heretofore.
Jun ID by nrdcr. d J FOLEY. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
PnINCIPAL REASONS


M HE DIR HaTiIch's compound Strengthen
w ing and German Apcnent Pills are used hy
oil classes Of people, m preference 10 other med
jcines, because they are prepared from
a pure extract OF herbs, n wholesome
rnedicIIe mild, in its operation and pleasant in
ls cic't-lhe most certain preservcr of health, a
safe and e~ifcCtuai cure Of dyspepsia or lndIges-
non, and all stomach Complaints, a preseryer
and purifier Of the whole system.
Because they soothe tho nerves of sensibIlity
- fertfy the nerves of motion, Impartlag to
their most subtle fluid IFS pristine tone, thus
giving strength and clcarnCss Of mind
Because they never destroy the coats OF the
stOmac and bowels, as all strong purgauyes do
Because science and experience teach us that
no mere pu gative alone will cure the disease of
the Stomach and Nerves. Weakness Is a primary
cause of a host Of d s ,ases, and, by cOntJnually
TesOrtiug TO the Drastic purgatlves you make the
disease much worse, instead Of better.
Il cause DR. Harlich's Medicines are put uHon
the common sense Principle, TO cleanse and
strengthen" which is the only course TO Pursue
10 effect n cure. Lastly.
Because these Medicines really do cure the dis
ease for which the are recommended. Principal
Office for the United States, is at No 10, North
Eighth street Philadelphia,
For sale by JOHN FISHER,
IL 26 Wheeling. w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
COLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGS.

; a very common complaint and can immediate.
~ he removed by DR. Duncan's EHpectonnt
Remedy. This disease produces much suffering
and distress, and hnaliv becomes alarming on
account Of its threatening severity. Physicians
are sent for, aad m diCIne prescribed, but TO nc
effect, when thew a. once pronounce the lungs
10 be ehtrely gone, and the case hopeless; that
the patient must die Of Consumption. In this
lingering situation hundreds are lcst under the
mistaken idea o ftheir d@oase Go the Consump-
ION, whcH % ~ nothing more than q Cold
settled on the Lungs, y while the paticn, is thus
neglected until the lungs do actually became dis.
eased. Why - u that 80 many pronounced
hopeless cases have been restored 10 perfrct
health: The reason ~ very plain and obvious.
They commenced using DR. DunCan's E~xpector
ant Remedy, and when the lungs was not entire
ly gone they finally recovered. A far trial of
this Medicine will convince all Of this fact.
For sale at 90 No-th Eighth street, Philadels
phla.
Mr. JOHN FISHER is Agent. whore this val.
liable medicine can always be Obtamed. a
fresh supply just received Price 1 dollar pei
bottle.
July
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
NIW GOODS


EUST arrived fmm New York and now being
30 opened at l63 Main street, corner OF Nilrkc,
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has Just received large and
superb stock Of DRY SDS. which lie wi!
SCI al lower prices than siml ar goods were ever
sid for IN the Western country.
4 9Th brown muslin al : cts a y1rd
Fine calcos various patterns : cents a ward
f-iths lawns At p cents a yard
A large and elegant assortment OF mouse
I de lanes aud shallrps
a splendid variety Of dress silks. light and
dark, plain add hgur d.
The largest and most beautiful assortmenroi
shawIs, scarfs and manullas ever offered IN this
mark e. all Of fhe latest styles. The attention of
the ladies' IS particularly invited - these %artic'es.
a large supply ofcIo hs aud v%esting- cheap
A splendid assortment of genilerCeu's summc
clothing cheaper than the ChgarCSt
Straw hornets and hats for 1872
a great variety Ofs,tk, woTstci aud cotton hose
and socks. Assorted ribbons and a geucIl, sup
ply ni fancy goods
CitlZCnS and stranger nrC rCspCr tfullv invited
20 call and examine this stock as the subscriber
IS sure they will be pleased boih with the goods
and prices.
NAV IS ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

WE the undersigned passcnfei. on board The
steamer Gallant. Capt liaSSlrii. having been grossly
imposed upon by the officers OF that boat. feel 1t
cur duty Ia caution tho travelling public against
lhem Though their misrepresentation. We were
induced 10 iuke passage on the Gallant TO Wheeling
and Pittsburgh. bat the CapIain & ding Il, hrs inter.
est not 10 prosecute the entire trip. wOuii not pro-
iced. and refused 10 repay 4 fair proportion of the
passage money To those who had paid. This is not
the first instance. rs SINE Of us can attest. Of impo.
si''on being ~psactsed on his passengers By thi. cap.
tain.
Soaring, New Jersey.
! Carroll. New York.
CT Filcy. 5, Louis. No.
d Kennedy. Tenutssee.
sam Mosby
Francs L1crOix, New Orleans,
Thomas Reyburn. S; Louis.
Robert Soaring. New Jersey.
Hirsm Martin. Wheeling.
William Mckee. Pittsburgh.
Jtcoh 3 Bealmsnre. Tenn.
ThUs + Jones. n Carolina.
James Luke. Wheeling.
James Millignn. Pittsburgh.
Marietta. July %. 1912.
Cincinnati and ~ Lpus papers will please copy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
NOTICE.

NVING determined 90 aIurr thc cash system
orr Books must Dee rl.sc5 and our drlzrF
We. therefore. request aI those boo dcJrr1 ~ ~ r41S
settle. 10 many who have been Too long in 1resr
e. who have been repeated y called upon. il o
rgrr a friendly admHuffirn iaat we hope will NOT
hc m.suriCrsfo d viz That 'hcy must 1Icvrrcf u. fs
make more than one more ra'lEfhat s5uu e. E. ag,l
agcu's 1s VIII De- somewhat unpleasant t1 I.rm. &
r1 those particularly ab1 lave given notes r4y,.
be at specific aeri de s.mc nf Them 1f BrrL O. r
which Ne H7f fr1s.u most confidently fp E.rr r.
ce,yed p1ymsnin t maturity but are u5a lying g,,r
ac offer rhc same hui.
op3) W.T. SrrrENCB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
M2aa/
E-HaknM
INTENT LIND
FOR FEVER.
To the proPrictors of the Good
Intent Stage Line from Balti-
more to Wheeling.


Genttt men,
Allow us O address YOU this note, 10
say hat we left Baltimore yesterday
morning at half past 7 o'clock, in the
Baltimore AMI Ohio Rail Road Cars and
tad n most splendid and comfortable,
as well rs speedy trip to Hancock, when
your obligiug agent, MIR Ear, furnish
ed US with one OF L SHRlFER'S NEW
PATENT BOW SPRING. COACHES
aud a remarkably fine team Of horses,
with n gentemanly, sober and obliging
driver. This, as well rs every route
we anne from Hancock here, was driv-
en- in unusually fine style, and very
quick time We performed our tripfrom
baltimore here in 30 hours 10 minutes,
and IN just 81 hours from Hancock
much the shortest time We ever knew
that or any other route OF the sGure
length performed; and yet there was
NO RACING, but constant quick driving
and changes 10 correspond.
Every driver was at his post, and
seemed well acquainted with his business
and very desIroUs to rerder perfect sat
isinction 10 the passengers.
We do checrfully recommend TO the
travelling public 10 take the great Cen.
'ral Route from Baltimore TO Wheeling.
and from Wheeling TO Baltimore, and
the GOOD INTENT LINE, by all
means, and n safe and comfortable trip
will be their reward.
Respectfully,
JOHN K. HESS, Nashville, Tenn.
SAM'L DOWSE,O Oxford, Mass.
United States Hotel,
Wheeling. July %. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

1T IS As CERTAIN As kO,iJ>e -. ;,
LOO that II You want something to read. Won c,r
not 60 TO n better place than T~HOMPSONS lite.
rary deFoi. will there end a good nssormen, oCNI,.
gaines. newspapers. new novels. &c &c.
Jy l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


' ME subscribers beg leave to inform The ciri
zcns % Wheeling asd vicinity. that they have
opened n GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling. Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment Of
sIi and mahogany framed Looking Glasses, PORTRAIT
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather beds, bolslers. Pillows, curled HAIR. Spanish
moss, cotton, husk and spring mauIasses; together
with a inll assortment of the latest STYLE and best
finished FURNITURE ever ,nered ia this city; oil
Of which will he sold on the most reasonable terms
and warranted.
Also looking glass Plates. rahoganv vrnce~.
varnish. SP' nIsh moss. &c &c. constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with cycry urrirle oi
furniture on the most accommodating terms and d,
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders IN GAINESVILLE can be left with J.. AID
M q Co.
Jun % MENDEL & HARBOUR.
&TONE WARE.-Jusl received n FIRST rate
~ lpi OF Some ware from the Beaver Nanuacio.
~, for sale 10y r w BASSETT
South Wheeling. iun %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

The subscriber rendering his thanks for former
patronage would Announce 90 bic friends aud Inc
citizens in general, thIf they can now be supplied
with as good article 0l Purs5urgh Iron and nails on
1s roJd Terms as hey can he bad elsewhere Boz ihc
cry IS usual1 good stock 81 cructrr kept constant
Is ON hand. all Of winch be will son MS for cssh or
approved produce. ; W EASSEIT.
Srffb WhrrIrv. THn il-v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

" 'A'ts MANU- AL MS TeCof
we'd 100 boxes halt blearhcd thread superior
ID boxes best qu,ity Green Thread.
Also. Yellow and White fittug Thread q large
Tot OF Lasts. Boot Trees. Pegs oud 70 variety OF och.
er shoe findings. M McCLALLEN.
Jun %
-: a BARGAIN-Thr srorcroom late
ss-sfrJ w occupied by 6 X Swearinscn on
ts,ssEse Main street will he rented from TIA,
SssS3'ime until the LIST Of April Is - At n We
y 10y" rsnt. Apply to CALDWELL
Jun - Assignee.
SOAP AND CANDLES, both Of Wheeling
~ and GAINESVILLE manufacture. kept constantly
on hand Tor sale hy y ~ RASSErr
South Wheeling. jun %
SCHOOL BOOKS
various soris for cash or in exchange for rags.
~ for sale by = W BASsE1~r
South Wheeling. Jun %
kH ORE MN SHOES AT q OF
W. THE BIG RED BOOT-Just rcceiv.
cd from Philadelphia, | trunk ladies Gne kIL slipper.
Also, an assortment Of Ladies' Md sinners and
childrens' boots and ankle ties of Wheeling manu-.
iae'ure. SAMUEL McCL NJ LEN.
Jun %
- DOLLAR BRANDY small quantity
- remaining On hand Of that eTtr. old Braafy.
u'nt1gs 1919 in wood and glass. for medical purpo.
KING & CRUNBACKER.
Jun Is Sc Water street.
NNCHANGE-The proprietor ct the BLACK
~ Mammoth Boot. south end of Market square.
wants to exchange for cash. Ladies very superirr
Black and colored Kid and satin slippers, black and
colored silk and worsicd CATERS. chrldrens black
and colorcd hid boots and Dgskins aud ankle Ties.
also Misses black and colored slippers,
jun Is
M RS Fine cut Chewing TnSarc-,-
lNt Just received and for sale aithc Family Gro
cerV sore. | y ELLMAKER.
Jun le
MADEIRA & PORT WINES
Casks Madeira Wine.
! do genuine Oporiu Port.
Received this day and for sale by
KING & CRUMBACKER.
Jun 10 i6. Water street
WRAPPING PAPER.
NTOWN. Medium aud double crown wrarpinc.
- from the mandatory Of Manscr and Wagner
for sale nj the lowest market pticeS.
Jnn4 R.M'KEE co.
HERES THESE VEGETABLES"
= BONES ORANGES & LEMONS-Just re-.
~ ceIved and for sale nj the Family Grocery
Store nearly opposite the Big Red Boot
Jun 10 ELLMAKER.