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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

WNLiIGI NON.26, UIZ.
Your letter announcing your infcuiiol repul,l the Pa
rochi1 Sermons the Rev. John Henry Newman, D., Ok
ford has sincere pleasure In compliance with Your
REQUEST Tor my opinion .. them do hesitate sayaitc
constant use m Them in my closet aud observation Of
their effect upon som" OF my iriend fo the last
That they the best practical sermons the English
language That while they are free from those cNayasamces OF
opinion usually ascribcd the author of the J0 Tract. they
assert in the strongest manner the doctrines of the Reio
nation in England and enforce with peculiar socmny and
effect that holiness OF hir with the thereto, caraC
,cristic Of the Fathers OF that trying age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

1,HF LAD from Brooklyn who called al No
l5 Centre street for place The country is requested 10
4 NJ np
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

u What with the superb model OF Paris which saves
s France, and the Sea Dog which takes You bodily 10
s SSssS,naand and Professor ,iuyey aud Son who gave
.at idea Of Earthquake aud the Nrodion playing the
ss', music IN the world anA " nche Shcman Miss lfn-
- sad milon of cu:ioslticS, there necessity Tor
AIencan Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

H-N. w PINNE0 * co. have removed 10
w No - Cedar street corner Of William wi-Le rhey
will coatinu- keep choice assortment OF Silks Ribbons,
and Millinery Goods, which they wiil sell small sdyan
@ b auction pcs Buyers OF such goods respectful
requested call bsios making their purchase New
~ ilay = lst3. my3 2SIs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

IJTANTED-At the New-Brighton Collegiate
" School New Brighton Staten si,,d, young FGcuc
man who competent teach his Language and the
Sraui,h also Apriy IA GEO. l.. LIZ. ROW, a. NJ.
mo ais. Principal NJ the school
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
1s43-Christ.s Comin. at hand

Second Alven, conference assemblies Al the neetins;hon
corner OF NlaAiso aud CatlatnSt tins Monday even
iuc. Lectures during the week q and 4. r NJ, by brethren
H.wley, Whiting Lch, Brown, sorrs ook, Barry Hines
who believe the Apostolic Millennium. introduced By
the PERSONA Coming OF hrst jud.c the world smow at
the doors will be- fully exhibited The Midnight Cry and
other works the subject, At So Park Row. nyS2t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

C,uOVELS AND SPADES-a0O Dozen Cast
- St,rl aud common shoyeis aud Spades Tor sale BY
ali I,w,lm F. +. EDDY. u Old Slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

l'PERM OIL.-20O0 Gallons beached and un.
> lle4clird Sperm OH foo sale low for cash. BY
ali ,.wislm f. r EDDY u Old Slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

I JHANTED-A situation by a steady man as
w porter hostirr, DIVE. Apply at 2S Henry ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

JNTANTED-By a respectable young woman,
w situation As and Apply al 81 West
Washington Place, basement. ny9 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

/ ItTANTED-bv Young woman who can inr-
w nh the best city references, situation IN small
family do general hous.work chamber work with plan
sewing. Inquire al ~ Spring my83'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

ANTED-An apprentice of good moral char
w ac-r the Tailoring Business; also who has been
At the trade. Apply at 2lg- Hudson myG 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

WANTING #SITUATIONS-Cilrl and men
w for the country and city the Temperance Office IS
I,,gap,p,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28


rTo,oea from tina Cem,a for III, Boston pay Advertiser
will, ., - NAL, IA Hn = LIN 4 r. n L sSo,;o c., |
Witchcraft, JurreIy and other mysterious matters
On ia. night of the aut,o,nni euuiuox. the Sec. |
re,ary of the Privy Treasury. 1'use,apu. WAS re-
,urniux home to his dwelling. IN Spandau street,
from the cotIee-house. where i,e USUALLY sper e
couple of hours every evening". la every lang
he did. the Private Secre,ury was i,upct,,sI and
exact Twas his custom. ALWAYS 10 be <,pgosile
tho tower of the chvx,f of ST, MARY and ST. Mich.
olas, when the clock began TO strike eteycp so
,hxt he ,yas able 60 end his (e.t in his capacous
sinners and he lust uul,inR his oiphtcap over his
ears, when the des1 stroke of the clock sounded
that hour,
On the nigh, ,,at w. bovs nen,;onod ,hat he
might be sure 10 he n, ,be r;yh, snot a, The right
,noiaen,. ne was ms, en,sr;5g from King s,reet
into Spandnu street viii n hrisk s,en. W hcb might
almost be calIeL a s,r;na ,Xb.n a s;;ngul.r tnock
ing, which he heard oui,e near him. almost rooted
him IN The ono,
Below The tower of the old council houso. in
the bripht rsAec,ion of Tho straet Iamu stood a
,alI. Thin fgure ,.raun.d in d.rL cloa1. The
uerson was knocL;nrr Io,d and ,hsn aga;n louder
al the closed sbon door nj rho merchan, Warner.
who sold there his celebrated iron wares, Ee
s,an,aJ hal al ",,,I';,,n - i.oLoJ ,,, tho
rmiped vindoy If 'Ss ,o,ver ~
"NIv vood sir said ,ha Secre,arv turning
kindly N The man Ynn are nskins sons mis-,
take M human hs;nc lives in ,h. ,os,er. ;nJeeJ
win ,hs srcen,;on oss te,v ra's W. onJ ,s;cs and .
nair M o,,,Is n - J;,;r :, oa,,,ra I, ,, ,,;h IN,
au ~ ~ .,.",.. Wsns "n,,. = -" VIC" o '
mus, return here 10. ,norrow ,mornin@n ''N
np .snao,aJ n,as,a. ,r,,n,onn tSaor.,o,, NJ m,
p.;n' Tpeas''n, ' cD ,,m .a"nsn rr,ssrn in,
,tI,,y,,a.;,, ~, "%ny 10 a., s'samnars nd
49, an;,I pO" We III a0. . " me S;.,nrt
Cd 81 6"dira h;'"a,r NC "a1 20 hn Tbe la,,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28

The Mississippi Dedication. Alter all, Missis-
sipp is not likely TO lose SO much by her Treasur'
err asswas at first expected. We learn verbally
from Jackson that soon after the departure Of
Graves, his wife sent to Gov Tucker, requesting
an interview. At first tho Governor declined but
op the ady's sending second lin Q, the Gov. call
ed on the lady, IN company with Judge Buckner
Mrs, G delivered TO the Governor package con-
tanning $4,000 in gold aud Treasury notes, also
parcel containing Stale Bonds, which had not
been examined when our informant left
W o. Tropic.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued a no.
tce, cautioning all persons against receiving those
Treasury notes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
POETRY.
From the Hampshire Gazette
FRIGHT, BEAUTIFUL GREEN MOUNTAIN
LAND.

Bright, beautiful Green Mountsin land
Home OF tho brave, ard ifeeI
How often fond remembrance runs
Back to thy fair aud gentle ones,
1'lfg stern old sires and manly sons,
As proud and firm as thee.
know that through the long haif.yeaf,
Cold Winter shrouds thy form,
but the brigh, skies thai supotveno,
Clothing thy Thousand hits with gteen,
And all the thousand hills between,
Repay for cold aud storm.
know that winds like ongty sprites,
on scream umong thy wales,
And, borne on wings Of ffosty air,
Twist out the wild and shaggy hair,
Thy firm, oollOsal mountnins wear,
And sWew it TO the gales.
But oh thy summer airs are soft;
And Zephyrs too ore thine,
AZ fascinating, light and mild,
As the first prayei little child,
From lips all pure, and undofiled
Bisps in the car Divine,
And eolroos leap from rock to rock,
And laugh among the hills,
wild bopnding 'om '7uch u1ossy height,
= &c .aaslsiAe EaodS o. atSery light,
m dripping freshness, cool and bright,
Leap down a thousand rills,
re hnRly horse is on thy hills,
And grazing herds arc there,
And Plenty like goddess stands,
Sirewing her gifts with generous hands,
Alike on wales, and mountain lands,
Bleak rocks and meadows fair.
Though brighter eyes with softer light,
And more howitciiiHg ray,
Beneath Italian skies may glance;
Though aricr forms and feet may dance,
Among tho trailing vines of Franco,
Than DER thy fhountans stray;
Still with an overlooking love,
turn, sweet land 10 hoo,
To thy rough hands of honest worth,
Thy healthlul scenes of ceaseless mitth,
Thy souis tho truest on the earth,
Tho ffcost of the free.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
GONE---BUT NOT LOST.

ny Mrs. ELLEN STONE.
Sweet bud of Earth's wilderness,
Ritlod and torn!
Fond eyes have wept DER thoo,
Fond hearts still will mourn;
The spoilor hath come,
With his cold whitening breath,
And tho loved and the cherished
Lies silent in death.
TIC felt not the burden
And heat of the day
He hath passed from this earth
And its SORROWS away.
With the dew of the morning
Yet fresh on his brow:-
Sweet bud Of Eartb's Wilderness,
Where art thou now?
And oh do ye question,
With tromulous breath,
Why the joy of your household
Lies silent in death?
Do ye mourn round the place
OF his porishing dust?
Look onward and upward,
With holier trust!
Who cometh TO meet him,
With light on her brow'
What ungel form groets him,
So tenderly now?
II is the pure sainted mother,
Springs onward to bear
The child of her love
From this region of care
She beareth him OIL
To that realm of rcpose,
Where no cloud ever gathers,
No storm ever blows:
For the Saviour calls home,
To the mansions above,
This ffail trembling fow'rot,
In mercy and love.
There shall he forever,
Unchanged by decay,
Beside the still waters
And green pastures stray;
And there shall ye join him,
With Earth's rausom'd host
Look onward and upward!
lie IS gone-but not lost"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28

When one OF the violent sectaries Of the day
told Dr. South that God had no need Of human
learning" "siill less need has he" replied tho Bsh
OF, " OF human ignorauoe"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
TRISTEE,S SALE.

ESG Virtue of de,d Of trust from Thomas
Ed White, William Tyson. William - Wilson
aud Others To me, bearing date the LIST day of
y |T'h l-io, md now on record IN the clerk =
OF &c Tor 'hio rornty, IN hook %, page lot on
Monday the 18th jay of MAY \ ID, Is43, a, 10 o.
clock \ VI, at the front d or of the Court House
tr Ono county, | shall sell 10 the highest and
best bidder. the whole interest and claim Of sand
Thomas Nhte, William b Tyson and William ID
wilson; beng the three undivided sixth % r., IN
and u certain tract Cf land situated on the wa
ter. of BE- Wheeling creek, Lea ono co, bounded
as de scrI5ed IN the said deed # trust containing
go acres, rood ard 3npoleS, treIng the same tract
OF md Ct scnheG ia the deed from Lewis Iuus-
ford ana Ann his wife To- the SAID Thorn; White
ami others dated the 2Slh of February $40, and
also on record IN the Clerk = Office tor OhIp
county
The ! eTms made known on the day Of sale.
Selling Trustee | shall convey such title Is
Is invested IN me by the deed Of trust.
JAMES > NHEAT,
ap IA lIustes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05

a w HElSkELL, has received aud l. nov
". opening NJ the corner oi Union and Mar
Street "pposire ) ,uth West corner uf the MARKET
HOUSE, large supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
To witch he respectfully invites The aueutiou Of
the public o. his heroine customary Tor pers t,
lrfcssug To he Merchants, IT, eueuv"r H. create az
EIci HL" 10y ruIIing forth improbable tatemeuts
~ regard e. he qGan'Iy aud chenpuess si Iheu
Goods that u - to uC presumed That the public have
bee ONE di,gustcd with "such tricks Of trade" aud
Will be satisfied wuh the truth All T., rs'ns " Isi
iIg To purchase Goods AT a small advance % ihe
Eastern cost iuVI ed 10 CALL aud they assured
that lhrs Will be the case. and mistake. o "
lie .skell CANNED sell his goods low a, Country
MerChpns can purchase them IN the Eastern cities;
hat Will sell cheap they can he bought a.
Wheeling. Tue puhhc Will find almost every artI-
Gle OF DRY GOODS at his store, suitable lot the
season.
500 rs American Prints exceedingly chea.; 100
peCes English and French Chniz % pieces lads
ton, Manchester French and domestic Ging hams;
- bales Brown Muslin all prices, $50 pieces
bleached Muslin very cheap; Checks aud Furniture
C"it"ns; IRISH Linens; Brown Holland; Grass Linen
Tor COATS Crash; Brown l. men; Table Cloths; Brown
and Behchcd Table Draper, Towel Diaper. BITdscye
Diaper; Fsnues all Gel 'rs; Blck, Blue. Dab. Brown.
Green and invisible Green Ciplh-; New style En-
glish Fancy Css>u.ercS; CussucIt> auI Kentucky
} ans; u uck aud Blown Summer Cloth OF vlrinus
IuLIIlIc,; Black and Mixed DrlIrn, CuIiOuades Ne:
GImhuuus, Grape and care Is>c, Mnuslu lie
aInes; BhiZuincs new style; Printed Saxnnies; Bon
net silks aud aWUsi aSu Innings; white. black and
IA Ned SILK and cotton hose and TAI hose BumbaZincs;
Ncrnu; pacha cloth; Blatk Italian and other Silk;
>plr"'rd assortment ui Vestings; silk and 'rahhy
Velvel> SILK, Br che and M,usIu dc Lame Shaw j.:
Ladies Canvas; Greeh Baragc; ChInIlly Yeils;
SILK and L'ncu CamhrIc H,udkcTChIris; Il ack SILK
Euiiuu, AluhaIr aud kud Gloves; Light CulOred
'l"ves aud new style Mus Isle and Thread Lace
r.dgings and FouIngs; Jlconet and Swiss Edgngs
aud lnseringS; variety OiCaP and B,nrct Rib.
"Ins; Jhcouci, Swiss and Null Muslins; TnreIun
Muslin tur 'hueis; BuhbIneris; Fancy Nuts. Plain
and Figured; Ingram Carpciing and Rugs; Cotton
Yarns from No > to -. C"lprcd Carpet Yarns.
BONNErS, BONNErS new style Spring Bon
eis very great variety lur Ladies aud ChIldreE;
Palm L"ni Hats, very cheap. mar 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
G & A.

NEW STORE-AT III MAIN STREET.
n q g. X. b. MARSH, would respectfully
90 inform the citizens Of Wheeling and IT'S
vicinity that they have taken the Store Room l4l
BInE St, Gone door moth uf o FarChids Jewel
~ Siore,) where they have just received aud are
now opening a choICe selection Of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
purchased The Eastern CIles at the lowest prices,
anc which they aro disposed To sell At n ,Hall adj
vance for CASH. Their Stuck consists ia part Of
Sup Wool dyed, Black. Blue, Invisible Green
and Cadet mixed Cloths; wool Back Blue and
Fancy Coored Cassimeresi A good assortment OF
Sarune'ls and Ky Jeans; Gnmbronns and summer
Coihsi French aud German Linens; Plain and rbb'd
Linen Drllings York Dennims and Mexican Mix
ture-; Cnilonades nd blue dfills together with
general assortment Ol Gentle meus SUNNI wear;
Prints Of all qualities and pnces; 44ths French aud
American Chiulzes; Earlsion md Manchester GIug.
hans; American Ginghams; 3 4th. 18Th and 4-1ih
Tirkngs; Cheeks. 3 4. 10 AID iths wide; 81 10
and 44ihs PARIS Lawns; Black and fancy cpfd
MDuselin dc Lanes; Rich brocide Lawns; Buck
and blue Black BOmbazlnes. Black aud blue lila *
Alpacha LusIres; MalaOni and other black Italian
Lusirines; Black and blue black Stripe and fg'd
PuuIr de Soie; Do and DO Silk VelveIs; New sly e
Wesfings; Black SATIN do; Silk and Lneu Canbrick
HSkis; Genrlemen's silk Scar.; Ronnet Silk and
L1wus; Ladies' md Gents black aud Fancy cold
Paris kId GOves; Black Italian Cravais; Black Flle
ard Love Veil- satin and Bpmbazne Stocks; Black
and White Italian Grape; SILK. Cotton and Mohau
Gl,ves Ladies Fiiiet and Silk Cloves and Mutt
eau brlcks Sd md Cd Plain and cr,,ss barr'd; &c
onels. 81 and 4'hs Plain; Null, Leno ard Boob
Muslrns; Nars,Oks and Bishop Lawns; Linen Lawn,
end Paper Mqslins; Gum Suspenders, Laces Ct aiI
kinds; Cold Camhucs; Cotton Flags and Banlanas
Tabby Velveis; Patent Thread. SpUll Cotton an,
Buttons; Hosiery assorted; Umbrellas aud rargsols
Also a general assortment 81 blea,hed and brow
shestnss AID Snuiugs, uf Bearhed Drilling. Pa
ent Thread, Spool Cotton, Buttons Hosiery oss,rt
ed, Umbfelasand "a iasos. B1nncts. Palm leaf au,
Ieghorn Hais together with sh0ice selection q
pfti,on and Flowers suitable 90 the season.
Theyi invite the people "a call and examine thei
stock rs they are determined 10 sell as low o. DO
same kind Of goods can be purchased On any eslal
lishmcni in Wheeling, }, 3. g. x. y, NJ.
marIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
ARRINAL nF THE
.NIMNO I'm WAGON LOAD.
OF IO,I0G LBS. or DRY GOODS FROM
CUMBERLAND

I HAVE JUS, returned from the Eastern cities ar
/ am now receiving aud opening the FINEST AND
CHEAP: sr stuck OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS ever offered in The Western Couu.
Try,
As cheap goods The cry aud rs ! am lie.
crmIn'd To do CASH BUSINESS ENTIRELY.
an prepared Ia offer The greatest Inducements To-
Irc punlic. IT, part with IhcIr money. aud will ell
Is great BARGAINS FOR CASH, ns such
cr>nrs desue. TO pruye winch CalI at the
rurner "i Main and Madison streets OPP osiIe Ire Big
Red Bot lap lSl W r SEI.BY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05


WI No 1871, Main 81. WHEELING. VA. The
fuhiic are respectfully informed, that my second
supply ol NEW GOODS has arrlvcd-is open. aid
ready for sale. All are respe, fully invited 10 call
and examine lhem.
do not intend To pat forth any big Sills, hang
"ut great H. ing flags. with false and ludcrous rep
IesemiaIinns on them. As | am unwilling believe
that an intelligent community wal continue 10
c"nnienamce such iutul rable humhuggery.
My stock Will be !arge--wcil sclecI,d.aud bpught
las h Mostly EeIeve) cheap land the public are
a-sur-i lha' = ". 20 sold CHEAP. h,wevcT do
not pro-. To- - % goods o. less than they can
b, hr"E!i ~ llc eastern 'Irs--l, rN.erl 10 Giake
all honest wing 10y my Prnfls ard this | believe Is
the calculation ui ali regular merchants.
only ash the public ln cal. and give NY Goods a
fair e&a".HaIIIu win mini dlN Cslyt 81 prcud zee.
and II hey 1t" MOI find them fully rs cheaP as those
al my ueIghnuTs, ccUdiu,S cIu,.uI he
bic as Ia expect Then To buy. J SENSENEY.
apl7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
TRUST SALE.
ap "A

IDN Virtue Of iced of trust executed by Sam
ID uel III Il Gown bearing date on TN 2itu Jauu-
AIRY 1856, aud recorded Iu thu clerk office Of
the Coyn'y court OF OHIO couHty, shall on Thurs
day the 25th ~ Of May next, a, the front door
OF the Cont house Of ONO county, proceed to
sol az puhlIc auction, u the highest r.Cder iDr
cash, the South nat Ut certain lot VI ground, 10
W.T. lot No yruty one, ia In Al part OF the CITY Of
wheeling, originally LAID Uut by Juaa han Zane
situate the east sIoe of Nam Street.
Sci my Trustee, | shall only convey such
utlc a. = vested Ia me by aid deed OF trust.
an % Is Vi Nelson, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05

and for the sake OIL Lr-vIty, would only enumc-
rate a Iey. VIZ;
super Broad Cloths all cOIOrs; super Black
md Green summer Cloths, NdgOieOn cloths:
French and London prints ma great variety; Pa
riSieHnes, d new and beautiful article iuT nd
mourning; London French and JIoSaic Lalras
%. be .ulIiul patterns; Ladies EichuAefts an IN
ely new article ofthe first fa~hIna; Super SUPER
In peri 4 and Shell braic BJHHetS, would pre-
SUI. the equal mas never b en- offered IA this
mari et Black Italian LuSiriHg sin, lbest
main, ne j Diack Fi2'd and SiriPed POuH de
So; Cn6r0 striped hyuSiin dc LaiHes; spen-
did stock Of new styles PdrdSoiS and shades;
with a Z eat variety Of new and choice articles
rarely met with, TO which the attention of the
Fashionable are respectfully solicited.
"a ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
TRUSTEES SALE

EDN Virtue OF = deed IT Trust executed 10 the
I'D subscriber 10y William Auerhurv. shall
sell on Monday the SIN day OF June, S43, AT the
front door of the Court house Vt Ohio county, all
the rgh', ule and interest of said Aterhury IN aud
to the North halt "f Lot NJ ~ four IN square. Ne
twelve l2J IN Market 81 IN the city Of Wheeling.
Selling Trustee shall convey Iu the purchaser
only such title as Is vested ia the nv the deed OF
trust aforesaid ISAAC w MTrLHELL,
an - Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
GREAT II ENCIT'E TENTy
ENTRAORDINAR ARRIVALI
E'Eas 81 SEsSE' 5s ES s's5n.E'
fNT-TNT|N'F " -II.h ITUUTIN.
CHEAPER THAN TtiE CHEAPEST.
htRAF n BNILENB BERG. re,pectiuIly


FtRAF N BALLENBERCs ie,pectiu Ia
SE notify Ihrrr trends aud the public generally.
that Iney have just rerrivcd and NOW opening at
their siure uurih east corner Main and Market Al.
w. very large ana splendid assortment ui ser,na-
bic fancy an} staple Dry Goods, which with therr
former stock makes the assortment complete; the ex.
icut heauiy, and variety oi which tot surpassed, II
equallcd this city and Tor cheai can't he heat
Their stock consists part OF the following very de-
sirable articles:
Wool dyed Broad cloth of every color and uuality
from 81 80 To- 90 yd; %lack. col'd and I'D Alpa.
cha cloths, large assOrtnent uf linen and Cution
stuff isr pants; SILKS, PLAN, striped. chene md
cr,ss haired, very great variety ir,m a cts 81
Chlllv. very handsome Is cts; ChluJz.s Abs WIDE
25 cts, lruueI. Mutt CamhIc. Book. Cross harreI
aud Lace Mus'uus Kentucky Jeans nj % cts per a..
PLAIN and TNiilrd summer cloth for geu;leneu's
wear PariSieunc Painted IL vus FIR | ; cts yard
Bl!Zariue a NEW attlrlc Tor ladies' dresses; Man
chester ciughamS , cts Bed TIC King at cts a ,d;
A splendid assortment at Scaris aud CtaVaiS 6r Ia.
dies; tassineI; Black aud Fancy Cnssrmeres; Plain
aud ribbed Cianhrn'n ct the best quality; Black saI
So -,s u yd; Fig'd BpmhnZneS; French Law IL
sly le 4-iihs WIDE. veTy fine, 81 cts y Orleans
cloth. MnuslIn de La'ucs cts; Irish Linens LIN
en- Lawns and Birds Eve Linen.
"A complete assortment al & IN NETS very cheap;
a large ST. ck UI Gloves aud Hosiery from cts mp.
wards To all IurIIcs and srces; iuge Iher with
% 600 ytls CALICO aid MUSLIN Of every style
aud quality. which We offer ron, 3 Ia ~ cis a vi
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii find At much To-
their interest call 1n lhem they ems sled To
sell all Ileir Good AT Eastern n'icrs
DoDf forget 10 call az me GREAT WESri RN
mar % 2in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
INSTANCE.

ED ISKS will be taken y the FIRE & MARINE
n a INSURANCE COMPANY Or WHEELING
al me ioges, rates on
Buildings Of an kinds, 81 ne, brick or " OGDEN
add their contents:
SteanoOa's; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise ofall kinds.
And againstall dangers attending the trans
portaton Of goods on rivers, lakes, ssas, canals
anu railroads.
=. the character Of the company as to promp-
ttude aud lIborality in the adjustment aud pa -
ment uf losses we beg leave g, refer tO the mer.
chants of this place p nd elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment II claims upon us avg
ONCE ~ Main 81. D.LANB Scsy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
(ArIrAl aInn n.n

Il HIS company being now duly Orga 0.yrd, IS
pre- AIRED 90 make insurance on every dDs-
c'ifppn of Fire AID Marine Risks, such as dwell.
ling Houses Store ~ 0uses &cwIfh their cor.
tents Also, Steam Boate. Fiat Boats and Keel
on ths Ohio and MIsEIsEIppI rivers. or their frIb.
utary streams. Application I. Insurance 20 he
Hisde for the present az the Office OF the Wheel
ing savings ins ttutIOn
au1 r mccoy. Scc''y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-05

WHEELING, Va.
HNIIE SUBSCRIBER is nav prepared, with The
necessary machinery, and Is successfully
prosecuting the manufacture of Lard oil al his
establishment on Market Alley, berg enabled
with hI- pre- cent machinery o. turn out about Two
hundred 20 Ions a Week, Of . I that be warrants
equal % any mani acturcd m the USited Ste ts,
for all purTos equal 10 the best Sperm, and for
prices MiItrs m4chuIsts, merchants ard others
are invited to eve INN CALI a be .s prCpaIca To
s. ell wholesale or retail on such terms as caruOt
fail to please. Oh put up lu Barrels Kegs, cans
or IN any manner or quantity 20 suit purchases.
AL orders promptly attended o. Address
VI NARRFN.
Cash paid for Lard mari