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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

NATURAL Crnrsry..-h carr" ha'
been deposited in he Cincinnati museum"
very .riAns'y resembling The h'"'" lori"
We know several, who wear that 'or"' no
worth the Ohio vegetable humanity I'D
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23
TIE BANK OF REPRESENTATION

The BANK OF Transformation a
long and somewhat animated debate, the
resolution providing for the investigation Of
the Bank Of Tennessee ard its branches,
has passed both houses Of the Tennessee
Legislature. The resolution appoints three
comm;ss;oners in each Bank district to ex
anime and repor. 10 ,he present session
he General Assembly the existing condi
lion Of the Bank.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

orWe shall only issue an advertising
sheet at this office next week. we nope
our friends will use a little eYeron IN pro-
curing for us an increase to our subscr'P'
ton list.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

A parent who serds his son into the w0r''
uoeduca,ed, and without skill in any art or
science, does as grea, injury to mankind as
to hi, own family; he deffauds 'he commu'
n;,v Of useful citizen, and bequa'hs to us
nuisance.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

ppearss ~ Civilization - ! W '''
,er { Mass News Letter says TIC ''"'', :.
:, ,S,, county have established a library !"
,he ,.,I for the bene6, Of the pfIso'efS'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23
ORIGIN OF WORDS AND PHASES

aHe,s Gu, a DIDO" is told, IN history
that Dido, queen Of Tyre, about e'sn'
hundred and seventy years before Christ
fed from tia, place, upon the murder OF her
hu sband, md with colony, set'ieo "o'"
tho north west coast of Africa, where she
bu,It Carthage. Being in want OF land, she
baroained with the natives tor as mucn as
.he could surround wi bulls hide iiav
inc made the agreement, she cut ou'rs
hide into fine strings, and tying them 70,
eether, claimed as much land as she cou'"
surround with the long line she had thu
made The natives allowed the cunning
queen to have her way. but when any body
p,ayed of sharp trick, they said he has
ecu, D,do;' and the phrase has come
i down to our day
.lIe,s caught TARTAR In some battle
e between the Russians and 1artars, who are
wild sor. of people, in the nor.h OF ASH"
private called out-1Cap'ain, halo there
81 rye caught Tartar!'-"Fetch him along
e ,hen!" said the captain Jay, but ne won
ID let me-" said the man; and the fact was, 'h'
lie Tartar had caugh, him. So, when maj
,e thinks to take in another and gets bit h'm'el
h. they say-eHe's caught Tartar"
" The term "Yankees," is supposed
- have originated with the Indians, who Gale
w The English "Yengees," which came
-" - length to 10 styled Yankees.
". "Hoosiers''-The people If I'.diana al
no called Hoosiers, and i, is said TO be an a
ow breyiation of"who's here"--a ques'i'
IN" which used to be shouted aloud by the ira
The eller in that quarter, when amid tho ia
i grass Of the prairies he heard voices, an
ln> saw the smoke Of the log cabin, but cou
os' see no body.
wn .sSuckers,' is the designation Of the pc
30 pie of Illinois; because, as 1t IS said, Il
m. GaIena miners used TO appear in spri'
sb, abou; the time the suckers, large fiji
va. the west, ascended the rivers,
lest buckeye" is tree resembling the c
talpa, and it is common in Ohio; so Ohio
'o"' called the Buckeye State, aud its cilize
ou' Buckeyes.
uc. -N~
'uld CoouETT1NG EXTRAORDINARY A f
but days ago pair Of turtles, seeming anx,
he TO be united in the silken bonds Of wedo,
made their appearance before one of
clergymen Of Glasgow, who, finding the
the quisite certificates all right, proceeded W
lew the ceremony. until he came to that pa.l
it where the question is put to the bri
groom, il he ''is willing to take this won
-, to be his wife?" To this necessary que
VIZ the man, after considerable hesitation,
ow> swered "No!" "No! said the minister "
surprise; ''for what reasonr' "Jis,," 8
the poor embarrassed simpleton, looking
=, the door, "because I've taken scum
MT (disgusl) at her." On this the ceremo
On to the evident modification Of Tho fair O
/. az was broken off and the parties retired.
..a A few days after, however, they ag
' presented themselves before his reveren
'en> and the fastidious bridegroom having
lean cIared that he had got over his objection,
CLAW ceremony was again commenced, and p
"a cseded without interruption, lill a questi
similar to the above, was put 10 the bri
upon when she' in return, replied in the uega,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

CRrAr DsLIcAcy A young lady re-
esstly asserted that she had lived near .
barn. yard, and that It was impossible for he'
% sleep 10 the morning, on account of
outcry made by a gentleman hen!-The
Major tainted when he read Mat.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

,,o,,doo we're approved and 'aae''0"'c'
=, c,,D.uh sores Of Southern '0co'"'"
teamed With The ridiculous and ao'
''r =, ,.h.,go or AuourrrS against Tho Sage
!, A.hlood, Mr.. Giddings has put Inc
~ ,n,,,., 10 res, by publishing card in which
he Distinctly asserts that the Whole ''"''
doI;bora,e and m,licious fabrication
! Memphis Enquirer
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

The Courier Francois says that young
English woman, who is yet to be married
for 5Of. at the auction of the Chandler, the
glass in which Madame Laffarge gave bel
husband bis drink.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23
CONGRESS

The Senate adjourned on Tuesday over
10 Monday. The election Of Blair g. Rives
as printers, and the presentation of memoirs
ais from Messrs Goggin g. Bolts, con'est'ng
he seats Of Messrs Gimer g. Jones, arc the
chief transactions Of interest in the House,
The Protest of MIR. Barnard, against the
proceedings Of the House in permitting the
General tincket members to vote for Spea-
ker, was not disposed Of at our latest dates
Mem. Eng.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

MArRIMoyy. An editor, who has just
got married, writes homi'y TO married Ia
dies, thus: "With regard to all by gone
loves, let them be by-gones."
Query-..Wondcr who's the nan a'ra''
Of?
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

RIcH.-Gold mines Of great value, have
bssa found in Cuba, and Spectators are 60.
ing into them in earnest. The island is al
% valuable for its copper mines, and Brothe'
Jehnathan ought TO keep an eye upon it.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

The stock Of the precious metals now in the
Golfers Of the corporation is not less than
El2,78,OOO.- Cou
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

Give learn from the Louisville jour-
nal, that the Wing candidates for Electors
Of President and Vice President; have com
menced the campaign. The Hon. B. Har'
din, one Of the candidates, addressed thu
citizens Of Elizabethtown on the 2nd inst.
and, says the Journal, ",he resistless ant
merciless old veteran is determined to ira
verse the whole State in the prosecution Q
var Of determination against Loco Foco
ism. "--Nosh. Wing.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

Ma. WEBSTER FOR HENRY CLAy'-The
New York True Sun says:-"We heal
from undoubted authority that Daniel Web
ster docs not wish to be candidate :or the
Vice Presidency, that he will not be, and
that he intends to 60 the entire for MI
Clay"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

erThey had green peas in New VI
leans on The 23I ult.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.

The following is statement OF inc eA'
ports from New Orleans compared with ina
Of New York:
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

An humble man is like good tree, tn
more full Of fruit the branches are, the low
er they bend themselves.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

OHro.-The Legislature of this State met
a, Columbus on the 4'h inst, and was or.
ganized by electing Thomas W. BARLEY
(Locofoco) Speaker of the Senate, and
John M. Gallagher (Wbig} Speaker of the
House.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

The Legislature of Tennessee has adop'
ned Resolution requesting the Senators q
Representatives in Congress from that State
to vote for a law abolishng the Army Order
Of July 1912 by which the two Major Gen,
erals Divisions were dispensed with and
several inferior "Deparments" subs'i'uted)
and restoring Major General Z. P. GAINES
to his former rank and command. 1t will
be recollected that the Order 10 question
reduced Gen. Gaines from the command
Of "Divison' to that Of Department.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-23

"One extreme follows the otber," as III
little dog politely remarked, when he fe,
round after his own tail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
NEW STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.

~ GORGE M'MURRAY. IL NV opening at his
" slOre room Market Square. large and
heauiifll assorImrnI of FASHIONABLE and STA
PIE DRY GOODS. tnone Of which was purchased
nj AucIlon.) Anuug this choice selection will be
lnund the following. viz Clubs, Cussimsres SAITH
nems Vrlvefs. Vesung-. &c.
Super Carhmere, d Ecos-e. Chine Striped Nous
De Lame. Ombro striped d. rich hg'd and striped
ChangeaLle Chusans, Mode cuofs; Lupins Extra
do. ibeH Cloth. ZEPHYR plain and chungeable. Alpa-
ca. rich sinp'd Grape De Lame. plain and figured
SATiNS. SILK VELVErS. cut. plaIn and Fig'd.
Super Thread Laces and Edgings, Needle work.
do. Thread. Necklcnburgh, AshbnrIon. and Lisle
de-. Needle worked Jacnnel Insenings end Edgings
de-; Heavy aud Medium Blark Net; Black aud Mode
tringes; Hem Siiiched aid Corded bordered Linen
Cambrie Handksrchiels; EmbrOiJere d ladies llGkl'
and Shawls Rich Gg'd Velvet. RrOcha and Thibel
slo; BashiO Kid Gloves; WOrsled Ml'rTS; snpeI
plain Florence BRAID and SHELL. BRAID BON
NETS; super rich OnbrO Su iped Satin RIBBONS
very supeuor.
Cahlo and olher Cord end Whalebones; a iaFg,
stock of Chiniz aud other prints Of new AID Far,
patterns; 10000 yds brown and biesched MusIinr
/ 300 d0z white and Cord Spool COTTON; 500 LIB
Cold Carpel Cham; 1900 Lbs Eagle Factory coiur
Yarns; with all The articles Usually found in a DRY
GOODS house. either Fancy CT Domestic.
ALSO Super supcS Gunpowder. Imperial
Young Tyson and Powehong TEAS; Rio Coffee
ted TEAS. SC. sc.
TIE sboye Goods having been purchased wit
gre,i care r Cash will be sold a. The leasl nossibl
advance 10 punctusl customers. OF good aecepiHnce
Al short date. oct 4-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Il a n 4 II ~ d L u a..
RE inst receiving from New York, Phlla-
IA delphia and Baltimore, al their store. No
as7 Main street, Wheeling. Va. an en- tire new
stock OF BRUSH, French, and American Goods,
Of all the various styles and qualities, to suit the
fall trade There will be found IN the assort-
ment:
ssorsed eolors, so ps Sattinetts assorted cOlors;
so ps KY Jeans; 80 ps Red. White and Yellow
Flannels; 400 ps bleached muslins; so ps Bed
TickingR; TOO ps American and British Prints;
30 bales brown sheetings; so -ps plain, striped
and changeable Alpaca Lusfres; 90 ps Chusans
. new article Tor Ladies' dres ses. 30 ps Earlsto0
French and embossed Ginghams: 30 ps Germad
and French Merinoes; 10 ps French t5ombazines;
rs pa assorted Silks; 30 ps IRISH Llnensi ps
Apron Checks, Furniture 20; 10 ps Giraffe
cloths; 10 ps Hard Times; 20 ps Forest cloths;
iso ps col'd .nuslins. as ps mousiin de LANES
plain, striped, and changeable ; TOO doz Ladies,
Silk, worsted, co ton, Llsle Thread and hohair
Hose; so doz Ladies' and Gents gloves Of all
descriptions add prices; 300 doz Spool cotiens
ass'd Nos. 200 lbs skeIn cotton. white and col d;
100 lbs Patent thread all eolersi 70 lbs gov ing
Silk; 100 packs German and American Pins; 100
doz gun, webb and nett suspenders; 30 ps Pom
gee Hdkss, 29Ts FlaR and fancy do. 10 dOz Ital-
ian crayaIs g doz ss' I1 and meszns s.9cks
striped Yelves for Ladies' stresses, 10 ps Silk
Velvet 10 Us cot on 50. 8 ps Alpine cloths or
Lsdies' riding habits. % doz SIX Tagi'oni'
'ree stfer with 4 variety Of Fancy goods, Rib
bons Artificial flowers, edgings, lnserings,
Plat and Ashbnrton Lsees, Also, plain ana hS a
csrecIanotfe ard Cap Laces, Wash blonde and
Bishop Lawns. AlsO-a large assortment OF
coat trimmings, Tapes. lsleis and Buttons Oi
eli deacripti0ns. .
ALSO-2o doz Florence braid, Prince Albert
Cvpress straw and Six BOnnctt.
10 doz Mems and Boys Scalette Caps,
40 dor Velveteen and Cloth do.
10 don Fur do.
2 dor SIP Otter, do.
% bales Pittsburgh COttoa Yarn, 10 bales bat
tiag. &c, Gc. 90 prs Rose and Mackinaw Blsn
lets.
CoUniry merchants wishingto purchase an en-
are new stock, 0r,t0 assert thesr stock on hand
will be accommodated on the must advantage
Gus terms.
The above goods were purchased al the loves
cash price, and viii be sold u hoieslle or reia
81 prices that cann0i be be<l west or the MOuI
taioe. An We ask. - for the pubic 70 call an
examine orr stock. No trouble 10 show good
~ No i57 Main street wheeling. VI. aug "A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

DUR SUANT TO a deed Of Trus, executed to The
subscriber by Robert BALDWIN, dated the 2sIh
day of Octohef Is4i, and of record in the clerks
office Of Ohio county court, in book No IS, page
302. l will proceed TO sell at the FROM door Of
the court house OF Ohio county on the 9Th day Of
November 1913, to the highest bidder al public
auction, the following pieces or parcels Of ground
that Is to say, Lot No I76, at the corner OF sth
and Zane streets Ia the city of Wheeling. the
West half of Lot No It's, adisining. Also. Lots
No 25. ~, %, and 2n On CLAW street, Upde-
graH's addition TO said city. Also lot No IL. at
the corner ofClay and 4th streets, Immediately
opposite said lot No 20, Also two thirds o. lot
No II, adjoining said lot No l2. Also the West
halfoflots No 10 and 9 imme lately adjoining
said lot No A.. Also lot No ID. fronting 4ih
street in raid city, binding on said lots mos 2
and L.. Also one undivid third part Of twenty
acres of land and coal, and coal privles es and
ri2hts purchased by Henry Mo IRE and the said
Robert Baldwin OF William Chspline, lying and
beng adjacent to said city of Wheeling on Stone
coal run The title is believed TO be indspatable.
but ceiling as trustee I shall only convey TO the
purchas such title as Is vested in me by the
said deed of trust.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
sep % Is III FtrZHUGH. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
French Boots.

q doors South Of Virginia Hotel, Mann siresf)
HOLM T.. WADE 10 now manufacturing supe'
- rinr article of GENTS BOOTS. al The nIes
FRENCH STYLE and made Of the hest Philade
Phia materials. which rs wsunnis tn renpeie will
anything gotten up ia the United States. and
the follow ing prices.
GOOD CALF BOOIS. $500
FINE do 600
EXTRA snpfun ESQ
Water prof do. with Cork and India Rubber 90
extra.
Ladies' and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES made
il the neaiesi style. oct24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
MONROE HOUSE,
Moaros Street. belweeW Main aud Market Sirssis
WHEELING. Va.
JAMES AA7HERS. Pf9PFis'o

JANIS MA1HERS. Proprieior.
U7uE Monrne iiuuse has been entirely renovated
and rehued throughout. and he psspreiof
les M hesitation ussying 'huihe can accommodate
The travelling rulie a. we'll. II NOT better Than any
oii,es F.,iel ia ihis civ. ilis aniirng eHerions
shall he devoted h The eomkrl Of his guests. THIS
house is locaied within ~ res q The Steam Boat
Isniine and nearly opposite The Posi Oaice' making
doairahle stopping piece ioS sifangcrs visiting
he ciy On basineas. Baggage will be conveyed 30
and from sieambnis free of charge, and coaches
all call 81 the door 10 receive passengers
Attached 10 he houss iss good STABLE which
viii - eel ard carsfally silsnded 20. Stranger
ssmiusf sisny hgur = ht nuaf essrgs. usd'
> rsil ~ EHes. 81 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
ALMANAC FOR Ia4a.

STEPHENSON AND HASwELL have inst
published the FARMERS and MECHANICS
ALMANAC Gr 1874. calculated Ivy J"hn Arm
strong. AM. Prof OF Mathematics in Miami Uni
versiy. Ohio. Copyright secured according to law.
For sale in large or small quantities.
Wheeling Sept. 81. 1643 argus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
LU NBER.

NHE ssbseribcos having purchased the LUai.
IL BIER YARD on Nam street near me Bridge.
formerly occupied by McLesn d Rice. respectfully
'n'fm the public that they prepared ell times
TO inrn'ss su kindsef PINE LUMnER on the most
favorable terms far cash.
Attached 10 this yard s an excellent plsnios ma
sn,ne- which vii he consias,ly supfaisd with
xed Hsor'rg ssefher boarding ceiling. &c. WIN ~ili
Be sold fos cash. low at any place in the Hes-
tern county, All orders thankfully received ani
prompily attended 10. L. s ROOrA co.
Wheeling. August l1-u
Washington Exsmincr cory W smouut or two dol
lars. and charge Times-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
GTAINBVRN's VEGETABLE ExTRAc1

- FILLS are ole of The valuable medic ines
brf,re the public. Read the cures they have
rrforned and judge fir yourselves.
MIR o SHUT, uf Blonningtae. N Y. cured oi
tlr- fever aud aguc of months standing.
hir John Temple, of Harlem. N cured OF the
fever and agrc 10y using o ,ly 4 doses.
Mr. William L Manch "f Harlem. cured of worms.
which had reduced him low Io be unable To
work.
Dir John Thorn Of Jersey City. N J. cured Of
depprahle debility and weakness Of The nerves.
Me- VIM NJ Saerwood. of Jersey Ciy. N J. cured
of the grave whlrh entirely deprived mimi Of rest
slsv night.
Mr. Robert Murls. No AIS Greenwich II. N Y.
cured of the inanenza. pains in hi. body. dc. OF
many years Standing.
MIR Waterbury. No 2 Clark st. N Y. cured Of
az a.maiic and cOnsumpiyc complaint Of several
years standing.
Mr. Francis Lane, of TIoboken. J. cured Of o
rheumatic complaint of twu cars standing. accom-
panied With an inScicrale seurvy, that covered
nearly his whnle body.
Price eeuls per hoI oG.e 33s Br ~dway
neri tIonr below tie Tabernacle. 80
For sale by JOHN III THOMPSON.
al the booL sine Of w ROBB.
Abo, by F w Bs.SSETr.
80 South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01

nAKUM-l000 lhs hest qnOliIy Oakum.
" IOU0 Lbs CaukIng Tow. For sale low ny
oct % n M'KEE d. CO.
HAAhTED "A gnod second hntd DRAY.
w Apply 10 K M'KEE 4 co.
oe.2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
MUsEMENTAND INSTRUCTION

IN just reed large supply oi the ecie''raesi
Relic Books. suited t the cnrnci'y OF the IL iant mind
and many al them not neriur The capacities Of
Children Of q larger growth" Cali aud examine al
A.e store OF JOHN HASWELI..
oct ~ uu;nn ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01

DLANK BOOKs-Ths sst--siher is pee
- cared 70 tafuisb Blai,t Bslks of ell sizes ed
desrripissls - isw prcs any ofter s.acefft
he Guy. Persou wishing ~ have b,sks fuici i.i
aay pari-ulsr ps,ses ~, ~ ieavins ieu os6erscsn
h. accu4asodstsd ~ he shoriesi p..sibi- ssacs
on h,,ks rsb-nrd ~ sircg atieostu o. th1
hsanch 81 ~ bs-is.e-s hops ~ scceivr ftcfal
.hses n Oahic rsirsngN WA . RO5s
ost15 0aA t18 Nsia 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CArIrAL $500. zoe.

THIS company ,tcing Now duly orSa siIsd -
prepared TO make Insurance on every des-
critpion Of Fire and Marine Risks, such a dwsi-
ling Houses, Store II ouses &c with their eon
tents. Aiso, Steam Boais, Flat Boats aud Keel
Boats with their catgoes. TO aad from any rort
on the Ohio nd MississippI rivers or ths<C trib~
utary streams. Applica ton fer lnsuTa nee TO he
made for the present at tue Office Of the Wheel
ing Savings Ins titution
r. MCCOY S0o'N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
MILLINERY.
Monroe asd Ch.rcA sfreefs.)

(Csrnsr Of Monroe asd CksrcA sireefs.)
MRS WADE would respe ctfnlly inform the
WI Ladfss Of Wheeling and vicinity that she
has just rceel,.d iom Philae elphIa and New
style. Bonnets, Caps. Rksnet Silks, French
F;owsrs plumcs, Bonnet NCap Ribbons, Fancy
Nets, Silk and arb Fh nds, Iocts ana Ed
eiaxs, all Of which snc offers OF Eastern pi ices.
Il. Staccrn aud Straw Bonnets ciea nj d
altered and steel pressed in the Attest style and
at short notice oct 2S-3u
LNkClT, LEMONS AND CRANBER-
II RiES--A supply ju< reed and for sale low
ei PAKKERS'. l0l Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
~PRICEs TO SUIT TIE TIMES. "a
CITY HOTEL,

CIT HO II ID.
No. I76 Market Square. WHEELING, VA.
VOHN ROBINSON. announces To his friends and
- the public. ihai he he found 81 hrs Old
Stand. No l76 Market Square. ready Mt oil times to
wait upon those who may favor him with call -
Ills TABLE is furnished W i'm the best The Market
affords. and is not surpassed by any other Hotel in
the City.
The HOUSE 10 largo and eommodious and can
Lodge 100 persons
The STABLING is also abundant. having room
sufficient to accommodate up~ ards Ct $50 horses.-
This is the only Hotel in The place that we'll pro-
vided for the accommodation Of Horse Dsoyen.
Movers. &c.
RATES OF CfIARCES-Sinrie Meal. IS CITE
Lsdging. l24 cis-Supper L~iging aud Breakfast
62i ris-Beard by the Day. SO cis-Board per Week.
50 90. oct I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
Jon PRINTING.

NEATLY er-.sied NJ the office Of tho ALLY
~ AND WEEKLY TIMES, Gunner Of
Main d USmS SrskErs. BY ,. l.. WHARTON.
and at the LOWEST possible prices. aug 90
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II ATTN AND GREEK DOOKs-
A Res Latin Grammar;
Adams I.aIIn Grammar ny Gonld;
Niri R"mG aud Historic Sacre;
AnfIon's Laiis Lessons;
Andrews nnd Si.sIdard's Lain Grammar;
Andrews Lnin Lessons;
Andrew L,iin Reader;
Anihon's Latin PRISE Composition;
AaihnH's Latin Prnody;
Arihon's Caesar. Ciccr'. SalIusi. Horace;
Wyl~'s Greek Grammar
Jacoi's Greek Reader;
Anihon, Greek Prnse Composition;
AnIhon's Gserk Grammar. Greek Prssody
sGrerk Rradcr. De. &c. For snle ty
0cI % JOHN HASWELl. Union ST.