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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30
THE DREAM OF LOVE.
sr CHARLES ludlow, ESQ. OF RICHMOND
W.

have seen bubble blown into its cir
cnlar andindescrlbable beauty; on its bril-
liant surface were painted the most mimi
table pictures of light and lie; graceful
clouds lloa,ed in the bosom of the mimic
sky; tiny sun irradiated the little world,
and cast all the magic of light and shade
over landscape OF most bewitching
splendor. A creation, bright as poet
could imagine glowed before me; bu,a wave
of the air broke The spell of its transitory,
but beautiful existence, and it was gone.
It was like dream of love. tf there is
one happy being in creation, it is the low
erin the luxury of his visionary aspira.
tions-if there is single blissIul moment
like star sparkling in the shadowy fir
mamen, of life, il is that which discovers
long nourished affection to the mutual.
The moon, as she rides on through her
infinity Of space has not greater effect
upon the ocean tide, than has the passion
of love upon the TIDE Of human thought
now permitting it to settle down into a
state oftemporary tranquillity-again bid
ding it heave and swell, by The magic of
its viewless power. Without it what would
-1''-y'eszcrldo As creation without
possessing it, as we do, how
scompose the sober plans of
r5ar-Iss low do the loitiest bulwarks of
stern ~. sophy bow down and disap-
pear before the fragrance of its BREATHE
It is the poetry of thought, when reason
slumbers on h er stately throne, or wanders
away in happy dreams. 1t is scarcely
to b. defined for it seems in perpetual
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

a5-Three hundred and fifty Mormons
from England. arrived al ST Louis Oh The
lllh inst. ON their way to Nauvoo.-
Some of the families looked like thrifty
people.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

A great grumbFer grumbles at every per
son save one, and him that one who most
deseYves it---hinselfo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

RELIGION IN TExAs.-The Methodist
Of Texas have added ~ entv-two hundred
to their church in Tho lat eThsen
Mcnths. t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

Snuff takers differ from all the rest Of
tie world, for they tsrn up their noses at
what they mos, admire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

"lm b7oped if do,' as the trumpet
said, when it was ask cd To give tune.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

"Rplief notes taken al par" as the fell
Ter said when he picked a gemman's pock-
et
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

''Ve're pill-age-in," as the fellcrs said
ven they stole quack medicines.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30
POETRY.
OLDEN TINE POETRY.
To AIthca-FrGm Prison.

RI RICHARD LoyELAcE-BCEN lClS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26

ENlRE &MARINE INSURANCE-Therc ar
T. Two situations only in which IndiN idunTs can
DC placed, where they can adequately appreciate
The value Of insurance. These are, while stand
Tag upon the runs OF their own property, either
receiving from an insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
~, lamenung that stupidity and folly which had
ia,l'd 20 Irovide for such a contingency.
5 SON, Ageut of the PISOTEC rION
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
VIII take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses,
stores mills, factories, DC, together with their
contents, such rs furniture, merchandise, ma.
chln6Ty, and eyeryOther description Of insureble,
property also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
and Their carS1cs TO and from any port on the
Western Waters.
ONCE on Main street. nearly opposite the U s
tiolei. ian 1. 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26

4 Y virtue Of a deed Of irusI executed by Re'iICb
H5 Mckee To the Subscriber, bearing date the
2Sih day Of April 1910, and nav NJ recorl ia Ihe
Clerks Office Of Ohio County Court ia book No. u
page 100 shall offer for sale, nj the auction room
81 HILL N Wickham in The city nc Wheeling. OE
Monday. The 9Th day &c June. 1912. To the high.
esI bidder. tho putcriylnamed ia said deed ofrrUsi.
consisting Of the following described household and
kitchen furniture. horse-, c. fringe. drays &c. To- wit:
| piano; , %loungea. | sofa. ! sciIee.l pier table anil
""king glass, 4 looking anil dressing glasses, 4 di.
nlng and breakfast tables. | centre iahlo with mar
hle slab. book case and writing desk. I sidebrarl
= book eases and about 300 volumes. . cases of.
coins ond minerals, ] eight DAY clock and ] mamie
clock, ii framed pictures md plates, 5 parlor and
room CARPETS, ] Brussels nnd common stair carpet
with brass reds. Sc. | astral lamp. | entry lamp .
dozen mahogany chairs. , dozen Windsor do. ] SGT
81 walters, i set Of silver coffee and tea ware 6
pieces, II dozen silver table and tea spoons, md
dessert FORKS. j set China tea ware. ] set China d.
nIng ware 2 large clothes presses. 4 bureaus. 4
waHh stands and bowls. 2 safes. 1 cooking stove a.
chen and culinary purposes. Also g feather beds.
4 hair oRd common mattresses. 6 bedsieads ,nd
sheets quilts. coverlids. pillows, holsters. &c. sc.
TO match, wherlbnrrow ! 4-wheel carriage. 2 SETS
'hoNels. longs ,prkers, Tenders, Sc. hfa~s coal lrt.
'undry knives and forks and glass ware. sc. &c.
TERMS All sums $50 npd u6drr. cash-aII
sums over $50 md under 500. n credit of four
monihs-nll sums over 500 s man,bs-ihe p,rr.
chaser giving boud with approved security.
ap 26-is CRAIG RTTCHIE. Tyusee.
Also under and 10y yirine Of the above named
deed Of trust will he sold. on the 6ih day OF july.
1912. ai The front door 81 the Court Home Of tbi.
county. a likely negro by. uged about 10 years.
CRAIG RITCHIE, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
~noRNBRooK * DILLON
EIFTH STREET.

7" here they carry on the house and'Steamb
~ Plumbing in all It's branth,s
Hith have constantly on hanl IIydrSnts OF
Il various description hajicrs' kettle, water clio.
seIs' bath tubs, hot and cold shower baths. re-
sol'9 l"rblcachia2, chemical apparatus. lead cot.
Patent BATH pumps, lead pipes Of al ia :.
lead OF any thickness and worked up in
any manner of form.
water con lurtel through leaden pipes from
AIS 10 dwSllngh uses IN the coIniry.
alSo-bEkk PIT Mp and al rs 6ttsd
~ 70 order. LEATHER HOSE. 1900
Superior puHipsior country wells, steam engines
All orders thankfully received aRd puncm,Iv
n ,tendtd 10,
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
a %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
JOCKEY.
KNOTE A

M OCLD respectfully inform heir fuends
and the public generally. that they cun.
tnue to manuiacture. and have un hand n general
nsSnrimcni Of Spanish, ID Spanish nnd American,
Saddles, Bnldwin's improved Spring Saddles. Ladies
Saddles. Of varous patterns. Brides. MarlImgales.
'ud birdie Filings. Saddle Bags. Trunks and Val.
ices, Harness and Wagon Gears. Collars. HaRes nnd
ITnccS. Carriage Crop Switches and Wagon whns.
Buffalo robes and Buhilo Saddle covers and ever,
Other article usually kept in their line Of trade.
Wnfrenied 81 the very best material and Work.
nanShip. AHof which they will sell a, wholesale
or retail on terms 10 suit the times
Thankful for past favor. We solicit n continuance
"i Public Patronage, Give us a call and VIC promise
To use our hest eKertions 10 make IL your iniorcst
To deal with ms.
Jan 1-G mo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
AMERICAN GROWN WINDOW
GLASS

SHRIvER. MoTTER. " CAMPBELL. the mn
- nufaciurers Of Ibis Clown Window Glass. have
onef Nhe nos extensive establishments in the
United States and haze spared no pains or ex-
pense in procuring practical workmen OF ong
experience and skill from the most celebrated
works IN Europe cid America. From their long
experience IN the glass business the public have
a guaranty mat their first Quality of Crown
Window Glass Is cHual 10 any made in this or
any other country.
Their glass is made from granular Quartz rock,
and is the. only crown LASS made from that spe
cies Of s1n1. Ii - capable of standing every
chauge of climate and will not lose it's lustre nv
age It's dIstlnguishcd from ordinary glass by
hts IN evenness and bcanty " surface.
It's transparency and hghtnes : of colour, great
thickness, and the general excellence Of the ma
erials frJIn which u Is made.
The ~sdTface not being polished retains the en-
amel brlliancy and hardness. rnd is not liable TO
the objection 40 often made To plate LASS, of
being east defaced o. permanently bedImmsd
by dust; being made of extra thickness u will
without injury, Withstand violent Winds, hail
storms, lars 81 cannon NC IFS useiL the end will
nrovG more economical, independant OF NE ad-
ding so much to the beautiful appearance Of
buIldIngs. .,
Noa or S,Lnnae Cy9yn Glass is mos, used
,%nstorts bulldings OF ths second order, green.
desired. wI,tran; &c about ID per cent cheaper
The double thickness is always used for light
houses. and Is ;Aksp by the true ecORcmist for
sky lights, steamboat and ship cabin Windows
Ground glass for skv lights, churches and ar
lists windows, plan OF bent furnish d 10 any
pattern,
The glass is carefully packed in stout boxes,
and SO uTed so that il can hetranspo'ied with
safety To anv part OF Ne United Stores.
Orders addressed To the proprjetors or any Of
the commission hp"ses in the city OF Wheeling
Will meet with prompt ate Dtion.
SHRfvER, MOTTER q Campbell
Wheeling jan Is-em
St Louis Republican; Nashville Wig, LOUIS
Vile Journal, Columbus Journal and Cincinnati
Gazette copy To the amount Of five dollars each
md chnrge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
PISaTLU RG IPOwDER WORKS

a NDREW WATSON manufacturer OF Blast
IN U Ing ~dcr, Piusburgr, Pa would
Iespc ciiull' "a fOrnI Merchants and dealers in
Powder that he has =, built his powder manufac-
tory ~ The vlclnIty of this ty-ba made very
extensive additions To hls former establishment,
AID has adopted many useful modern i'm rove
nmenis m the machinery. He int Ids 10 keep con
Ntantly on hand blasting and rifle powder oqIal
IN qua Ity To any .nanufactur d IN this country and
will TIE prepared 10 furnish those articles TO any
extent. at tue low st prices and IN most accom-
mNtaUng terms.
Purchasers wall please 81 lure pf Jane, TIM
son or of Thomson TOmlfns "a IL Co, or address
Amir " Watson, p WIDER Man factlrer, Puts
burgh. Pa. who vii give all ord rs Immediate at.
tcnuon.
Pittsburgh. OCT win
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
D. LEECH a cos LINES

d. LEIGH a. o LINES
FROM PiHsburchio philadelphia aud BaLiimore. uia
PeHnS,irania anal Portage Rod Road. ard
BALTiMORE& SUSQUEllANNA RAIL ROAD
rENHE above Lines consist Of a double
daily line Of Pennsylvania Boats. also n dai.
ly Line Of Fast Boats, which will be run on
Temperance and Sabbath Ike, ping principles.
will be received aud Grwarded Without DELAY,
and no charges made for receiving and forward
lag, all freight and charges paid, bills of lading
and InstructIsns promptly attended
to. Tobacco and produce car led nv these ines
will be delivered at the City Tobacco warehouse
D0cx $ rect, Philadelphia, a part Of which is oc-
cupied by the line.
ID LEIGH & co, Proprietors and Agents,
CornSr Penn 81 and Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
HARRIS d.IINFORD, Prop'rs APO. ACTS.
30 South 81 street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH ia YLOR q son. Agents,
III North Howard 81, Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
Yours, JAMES KELLY,
HOlmesburph Sent - taAt

Friend WistaT-I must again trouble thse nj
srffd TIE two bottles more OF thy invaluable hnk
sam. | have now taken three bOu!es in all, and
ca assure thee that u has done me more good
than all the medicine I have ever taken before
Send by stage as soon as 3ossible, and obIieo
1hy friend JACOB HALLONAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
.. W DAviDs OR HEBREW PLASTER

COblpounu
are u z TO its eNtraordinary effects upon the
AMI h1re or nerves, IIgamentS and muscles,
MS urs being carried by them To the immedl-
ate ~ Of disease of pain aud weakness.
However GOOD cny internal remedy may be thus
rs an eNiernal application, will prove n powerful
auxiliary In removing the disease ahd fucilitallng
he cure in C Uses uf I.Ocal inf ImatIUn, .Scrofulous
ne tons, Kingb Evil. Ggut, mNa nmau"n, end
hrOnic Kheunausm and m all cases we're sea-
9. pains or weakness exists
MeSsrs COmstOck q Co-Gsnt'emen The viz
the Hebrew Plaster | highly appreciate,
iaving b,en troubled with n weakness and pain
Of The spine tor several years, and all apphcatlous
having proved nna vailiiR. l was induced to use
a box of Jew Dsvid's plaster-and to my aston.
ishment II relieved me entirely. 1,thrrefOre would
recommend Il To all who mas be afflicted with n
spinal affections or weakness in the back.
= HALL.
ialo street, Rochest r.
The above article is for sal. by AS TODD:
mar Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
GARDEE SEED.

A 5. TODD would respectfully inform The citizens
- of this and the ncIghhouring counties, That he
mas Just received his spring supply ofLnndreihs
Celebrated garden seeds; these seeds arc neatly puf
up in small Fupcrs suiInhle for retailing. all OF
which are warranted fresh and genuine aud rlhe
choisest varieties.
Also fresh Sugar Beet and n variety ofolher
seeds. for sale by the 10. Fiease culI and make your
selection before the assortment is broken nj his
Drug & Medicine Store. No. 204 Main Street.
Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
wHEATFIELL INN,
BALTIMORE. ND.

bALlAhthEs Ahs
Pa ERECTED upon the site Of the Of
.ss.A edrfce. ~ hong AMI rep 'nbly know
tit,E3H To- The merchantile and IT, ling ccunu
1900 nifty, has The honnr To 5nnOuuc" 6, bis
fellow Citizens that ne has This dSv opened the
new h''use, jusI completed by its mu~I6cen' md Gu
rerprising owner, Samuel Jones. E-q.
The building was constructed solely 9th n view
rn cnnfou aad convenience. and combines al the
simplicity aud Improvements OF mode rn -. iccS oi
The kind. The establishment possesses saBV al.
vauIages, and certainly yields Ip none in o. C'y ia
fh" eligibility of IIs position. whether yoH 'gnId iIs
elcvni,d and healIhiul localIUn or It's G, "irIl siJuc-
tIO1 for Iude.
u - surrDunded by numerous stores Ind ware
houses, furnishing ia its immediate vieiEIty album
liant markets In oil tho departments Of I"ade, So that
country me rcinnis and travellers will ind 10 nj
less advantageous as a stop ing place IN Iher tran
>Irnt visits, Than city merchants and boarler- ScCu-
lIlrly convenient ~ u place Of resort aaG rcsiIer"e
The Undersigned believes II would be n~c,ilcS- 4,
add that the internal police at The establishing !
Will I've reduced Ia syslcm-that las e.,ist; nis will
he under respectful and attentive disc., 'IR. and H.
general administration Ia lie enicriainmcr. as IN
pai"'ns, will he conducted uPUu piinci il q LTD,
ralIiy. rs hc shall dcv,Ic his entire Time. in re-
~ wrd.nItcntinn, 10 render It what its fn VHds de.
sire 1t should be. From its bu,iness advantages. il,
beautiful Fosiiion, lis capaci"us md " u nired
roo rs. and IT'S numerous cOmf1Ttable adaptations.
the pro riefur would respectfully bcspcnk rhs Pub
lac encouragement fully believing that the Whr-t
field Inn Will contribute moi less by is appear-.-'s
10 Ibe ornament of lhe Western portion of the e..
Than by Us usefulness AMI convenience To the o.
Of the business operations OF the ncir.
may 7-2~ COOKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
TRANSPORTATION TO n. YORK

AM bONlON.
FENtE sulsrubcr- are now prepared To i"rwa1l
81 FLoHr, BacoH, Lard, TIdoco, Nod. Cotton,
Hemp, Batter, Feahers. and other articles uf pro-
duce to the cites Of CieorelaHd, Baffio. Albany
and N,c York. Ivy the Beaver and New York ca.
nnl,; or, acr'ss from Albany 10 BOsIOp-hy the
Western Rail Road.
Fer tdrgc lots. special contracts can be made, nj
rates A. l"w ,ur INV or. IhAn 10y any other inland uuir
Freight ,hippsd nj Wheeling in a Cural boat will
no carried through 10 Lake Erie without re-shITr
meni. from theme Il will GO 10y ,teamhOato or vessel
clear Bal 81 Inding will bc signed NJ wheel
ing. for delivery aIihe place OF destination. with.
uu delay. or additional charges on ule route. Time
usually from - 10 II days.
Prudn'e fr Phi~delrhin, Bal innrc, richmond
Sc. tirwnrdei Us usual. either 10y wagons or 10y
the Pennsy lvania canal.
~ prcscuI the rates are ublut 81 per 100 lhs,
Fnr PARTICULARS apply ( II by mail post Paid) tn
may 3 r. MkEE l. 60.
Chr"nicle. ST Cluinviltc, MAY svIlle Eagle, Gun
cinnnt: Gazette. Lexington Iuiellieencrr. louisville
journal. Nashville Banner. publish weekly 10 the
amouuI Of une dollar mud charue this Unicp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
FION
CAN BE CURED.
nv rlr iVpIA~ EECirE.
SIEENCIS'S PTIHONIC SYRUP.

10 The PUBLIC.
' ME snlsrnhcr uIIvrs 10 Ice puhhc his FUL-
d MONlC SYRUP iur The cutrui Consumption
and pu!monic ds. asrs generally ana tor purifying
The blood, Tor winch u has ~ sup. fipr.
About eleven ycnrs since, be was lIsUu M ly
several eminent PHYSICIANS, "a bong lucurahlv
hNcd IN the last stages of Tie MS
strongly solicited az the ttme. by an lndioP we
man, not TO abandon his case as ahOpcl oss one
u ne had ricd a prescription others. With
some reluctance, and at the solicitation Cthis
friends, he consented. aud within a period
found himself much iusprovrd. and ~ ? months
restored TO sound health. For several years pre-
Nlous To this, he was subject 10 taking cold from
the least exposure. having cons anfly n backing
cough, with rain IN the breast. Early IN the fall
of 1880 he took a severe cold which settled on his
lungs, producing a violent cough. shoTtness of
breathing, pTotuse preparation, night sweats.
and much ccstveness. He was reduced "a low
that, by the ensuing spring he was not able 10
leave his bed for several weeks. when he com
menccd taking this Indian Syrup, which soon
ripened his disease and enabled him to discharge
the matter from his iuugs. At some expense he
procured the recipe, and has since graiuitously
rendered lts use To persons similarly afflicted as
HIMSELF The great success which has attended
its administration and the increasing demands
upon his time fOf ITS manufacture have Induced
HIM to otle, It. TO the public. The elements Of
which IL is composed are SIMPLE herbs and roots
the medicinal qualities of hich tend to purify
the blood. strengthen the system and 2ivesa heal
thy tone TO the orga,s Of the lungs aud are high.
ly recommcndCdby the medical facults.
Price one dollar per bottle.
Sold whOlesale and retail bv the nj MANUFACTURED
aid at the
mar ~ Wheehn" W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
MAGAZINE

y VIZ May number of Ibis beautiful Periodical is
N just received al ~TIiONPSON'S Lncmy De-
pot. b contains u.s. usual va Ieiy If tales and poet.
~ from the pocms 81 the best writers uf the day
The cmbcil shrnents of The numbcr. md "thc BRIDE"
co. elegant lIne aad siipple engraving. by Random
Wright Hutch and Smelly, engraved expressly fr
Tee moguzinc. Centre IarhDur" a splendid Amsr
'can view, engraved for Graham by Dick; "Iacc
Work' a border poiteD for Ladies, The fashions.
The rnonihly fashions beautifully cOlorsd fr hUih
seHes. Music t~o pages. The Orphan Ballad Sing
ef Subscupu"n Irico 90. per anuum. Subserbrrs
WI please call nnd get heir numhep. ~ n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26

iosS ~ FultOn, one mile eost of wbesEog !,
ne Nati0nal road. end now attended by WIN
Lose. ihe location offers great iuducements io
= person wishing 90 do n small business, as n i
ln = "." ahd grOsperOus town and without any
competition. The stock Of groceries IL now aod
"i I'VE btst leading articles and the fixtures are
complete. Any one wlsbfng TO 6xami0e c9o al
on "m = Lose vino VIII give every EaGsfocnor
on the subject As no new Icrpae viii 4.
ken or applcau0n ought 90 be made soon ~,
The stock will be removed o. town on IT,
nay PR VI REILLY
MAsONS SACRED HARP with both ,o,oJ
WI q Patent notes Just received AMI e., ~.
" g a INGRAM
90 80 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26

n NNCINNAT'T Dried beef a very fine article
~ Just resolved and FOR sale AZ the family groccp
stoEe. aP % IN ELLMAKKK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
Il. MfLToEi MILLER.
mnr M
NORTH WHEELING FLINT GLASS
n

' ME subscribers having put their Glass Works
II in complete repair. they are now in foil O.
pefuIion again and they are prepared TO OH orders
with which they nay he favored in their line Of
business. They trust that their long nnd success
fol experience. lone Of the firm having been enea-.
ed IN The business more Than twenty years) will be
a sufficient guaranty OF their rspaciiy TO I'll OIL or.
ders on Them. md they feel confident in saying thnt
their Glass "ill be equal in duality, transparency,
beauty ond yaluo as well ms chenpness ii Price 90
any Manufactured in the Union. We only ask those
disposed 20 purchase m give Us a fair trial.
IL M - = n m GNuruNr.ru.wv n -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
ACGRD


ME- subscriber begs lnve to inform his old
friends uirl customers thni he hns resumed bu-
slness IN this city AZ n GENERAL COMMITS
> ON MERCHANT, and will give his uers Inal
attention TO sales Of Produce, .Groceries, &c
SUITED To this market, and TO the Forwarding If
Goods and Produce both east aud Loest
AFTER the LIST Of May he will occupy the large
~atehopse on Main street, now occupied by A N
: ohhston o. Co. PIIor TO that time he may be
found att q warehouse of Mr. John T. Clarke.
corner Of water and Monroe streets.
Having been forced. by n combination of hea.
~ losses and other untOward circumstances. 20
put DIS Old b~csiness IN a train ~ settlement and
hquldation, he Is happy in knowing that. with n
ny ming like proper management, his estate
VII abundantly provide for all his old and Just
liabilities, and II is hoped leave n cOnsiderahle
~ piusi but az some wears may elnpse before the
result can be Bnown he prefers binding new
Ca3ih rather than incur the delay, EXPENSE and
nsk of repairing the old one.
nc Is uwOfe that, by many, the present ~ Gu
sideTed a very uniavoTable time TO commence IA
siness ~ Wheeling, but be does not think sob a
me business 81 our city must revive,tts advnn n
gee viii Yetbe appreciated. and those who haev
made the greatest sacrifices 20 sustain its manut
iacturcs aud may at least claim a share
Oilts patronage aud Us future prosperity.
what busi2ess the house NAV do. shall be done
teeH and with prOmptncss ndpuncuality.
,Ct X MCKEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
GRIFFIN

n CIGAR MANUFACTUprR
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sgll continues 20 carry on The rsn,o.r.
ot tobacco IND cigars of ali kinds. M iotesd.
u wors nothing but the best quality Of fb.
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manniact0ry 90 Washington. Pcnna. he faffets
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IN the Union.
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