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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13

EZHHE subscriber announces to the public that he Is
prepared to make, repair, and cleanout pumps 20
orderand at the shortest notice He hopes by acose
and punctua attention business to receive share of
public patronage.
No The subscriber may always be found or heard
from at Mr. Bartlett VIM c. Upchurchs, in this city.
JOSEPH r. MACADAMS.
June Goth. 1S4a. 45l-f
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Negroes Wanted.
LOOK HERE!

TES1IE Subscriber residing within three quarters of
IL mile Of MIDWAY ACADEMY, Franklin County,
of which Institution Mr JAMES H. NeR%TonD is Prn-
cipal will board Students Prices according iih the
times, viz: Sc 80 per rpenth, exclusive Of Candles.
TIose who wish TO board their with him, will please
inform him by letter otherwise SHdcntso Oh dSsi-
paed habits, without speedy reformation, Will not be
continued, but their Parents Guardians will be advs-
ed by letter to take them under their charge. The
country high and healthy-the heghbornood, moral
and intelligent The terms Of the School are-Fo the
Classical Department, including the higher English
branches $15: for the common English branches $40
per Session Of months The Spring Session vii! COM
nence the first Monday Of January.
w. J. BRANCH.
November 2Sth. 1s43. 1851.
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NNR. no. 6. PENDER. of NJ Caro-

MR. 70. 6. PENDER, of N. Carolina, bav.
Nl ing visited Europe for the purpose of perfec,
ing himself in his profession, prepared 10 eye
cute PORTRAITS, MINIATURES or HISTORICAT
PAINTING. : Those wishing 10 avail themselves ~
his professional services requested to call al bs
arellier, in the old Secretary building, where spec
mems of his execution may be seen.
Feb. 90 1913. 434Jf
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The Subscriber has Established new Store at Roles,
willie (under the care of EDWARD A. JANNY0 whero
he intends keeping, at all times, full and general as
-sortment of fresh DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. ips
from the Northern Markets. which will be sold chean F
Cash asS ST.. TUCKER
@5>A Largs.quantity of Alum SALT, cheap.
August. lS4S. 46O-tf
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NOR the encouragement which has been ivea to this
Il Institution during the past year by the friends of edu
cation generally, the Principals return theis sincere
thanks They hope it may be deemed worthy to receive
still amount OF patronage than it has hitherto
done Mr.. Vanden Berg, Professor of Music, and Mr.
Wilcox, Instructor the English Branches and Mathe-
natcs, both retained. The charge for Board and
Tuition in all the English Branches does not exceed
$12S 90 per and with the Extras of Music
mounts osy to $l74 90. The next Session opens the
End Monday in January. At that time it is highly i'm
Porant that all who Intend TO become pupils Of the Ia
stitutiOn should enter upon their duties !
N. Z. GRAVES, Principal.
COUNCIL.
WM. PLUMMER, ESQ.
H. L. PLUMMER, M. D.
THOS. WHITE, Esq.
VIM EATON, Jr. Esq.
J. B. SOMERVEL1, Esq
December 2, 1913. Asst.
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Land for Sale.


2s2Ss BY virtue of authority vested in Us by the
E1STSS last will and Testament Of Sherwood Sledge
S1S deed will offer for sale to the highest bid
@8A<>> der on the premises, Wednesday the 2Oth
OF December next, hestract of Land which the said
Sledge lived containing by late survey, 1851 of
which hereare between $50 and 200 Of creek low
grounds Of excellent quality. There is something more
than half of this land cleared and in goodcondltion
for cultivation the fences in good repair There is
good portion of fine Tobacco land the tract and the
whole Of it we'll adapted to the production of every Va
riety of crop usually cultivated in this region The
buildings consist of large and commodious dwelling
house good repair, with all necessary out-honses the
stables and Tobacco Barns very superior THERE'S
upon the premises excellent apple and peach orch
ard the all young and of choice fruit The tract OF
land is situated in high and healthy section of country
with good society in its immediate neighborhood, and
lies onthe Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, about three
miles above Littleton DEPOT The situation is desira
BILE one for persons wishing TO from the low coun
try The subscribers deem it to say mote
as persons wishing purchase will doubtless view the
premises before the day of sale, which will be shown to
these desiring view it by Mr. NJ Sledge who lives on
the land or by either of the subscribers,
NATHAN MILAN, ~
ANTHONY M JOHNSON,
Executors
December 8, 1882 475-2t
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New Dry Goods, Hats and ShOcsH
A NEW assortment of HATS & SHOES just at
IA hand and in addition to his present Stock of
Simple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which is quite extensive, the undersigned is in daily ex
peciaton of receiving farther NEW AND BEAUTl.
Full supply Tor winter wear, all of which will be sold
uneonmOny cheap fof Cash.
B. B. SMITH.
Raleigh, November IS, 1913. 472-6t-
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"Will you clasp my cloak, sir 2' asked zor,np
lady OF the gentleman who was to accompany
her home from party. Yes, and its contents !,
replied ne, putting his arms around her waist
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13

REFER TO
Malcolm & Gar1,
Smith, Wright & Co, Nav vorL
CoFlies, Stanton s. Barnes, "
Alfred NJ TreatSve1l, g.
" s. A StIh,. Raleigh, d c
j s. w Murphy, Salisbury, zs
J b Sloan, Greensboro, n c
John McArn; Fayetteville. N c
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B. MI. WHITL0CK.

Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant,
81, Front Street,
Fourth door above OIdSlip, near Pearl st: House,
NEW YORK.
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Cha1r-Making Busines,.

% THE subscriber most respectfully
kcA reminds. his friends, and the pubic
generally, that he still continues to mann.
z@ aeture articles in his line of business :
AEGE~S such
>f9 CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, &c
- and he is also prepared to execute Jobs os
House painting and the like in the best STYLE and at tbs
shortest notice He also paints and repairs on shares
His Shop can~be found about hundred Yards sou,l
of the Baptist Grove and about two hundred Yards east
of the Cape Fear Bank
o. He would also take in exchange for work lumber
produce
HENRY J. BROWN
e OCT A. 1915 466-tf.
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GRAND LODGE OF N. CAROLINA.

THNHE Annual Communication of the Right Worship
81 full Graaf Lodge Of North Carolina will taxi place
in the City of Raleigh, Monday sEening the 4h Of
December, A L. 5S43, at early candle-ght. As the
Whig Convention will meet the 9TH, and the Demo
cratic Convention the 14th December, it Is hereby
announced that the Communication will be kept open,
so as to accommodate those Delegates to the Lodge who
may be netabers Of said Conventions
w. A. HARRISON, CIR. Scc'y
Nov. 8, 1913. 4Tl-6.
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NAAGICAL PAIN Extractor.-Abso


N1 AealAu. 10000 trials, and all successful proye
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inest.
mable. Itnot only CUES quicker, but gives no add
tionai pain, nor leaves scar. Fire is positively ZEN.
dered harmless. (S1G has been offered six months to
any person returning empty box and Say wing that
allagony on amounting is MOI extracted in a lew min
utes, yet not from thousands Of trials since bas
claimed the boans Parents anxious 10 guard agapsl
general injuries and money time torture and lie
and prevent their offspring from being di<ieured by
burns or even smallpox rnslaies, (t possessing the
enVIabe power 10 replace The eelluaIy organs destroy
ed) can co so by eblaining this nmitable saIve Ma
ny deeply burnt cases in the city be seen and one
entire face burnt and woundedthree distinct times
in The "a nae spot while healing YET in case can be
traced The least cicairfce mark! For all kinds Of
hurts its rapid, soothing effects are alike important
even sore eyes, ALL INFLA3iM ATIONS and BROK.
EN- BREASTS would be unknown. The toilet and
nursery. for clearing the skin of pimples removing
chate, &c: will find indispensable. Once using only
will forever establish il the sovereign HEALAL
quality After this notice, heads of families allowing
orures Tor months. and ultimately distorted fealuIes
can never wipe away IeProach, justly uttered by a
disabled eh'ld for neglecting TO triumph fre
Entered according to Act of Congress- d. 1871 bv Cox
sEock Co. in the Clerks Office District Court Of the
ohHcd States 1or the Southern District of New YArk"
For Sale at tie Drng Store by Dr. d. L. Siith Raleigh
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13

YENHE Subscriber offers for sale 600 acres of land ly-
H ing on McLennans creek, in Moore county abont
miles from Carthage, 200 of which is good bottom land
adapted to the cultivation of corn, cotton. wheat &c.
and convenient to good range the country affords
TInre al small Improvements on the land, "a dwell
ling and outirosses) and excellent water. .ssss
s Those wishing TO buy apply to John Black, on
Little River, TO the subscrber at Marion, Montgomery
county. ANGUS MARTIN
December 2, 1913. 1851.
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THIRTEEN LIKELY YOUNG
NEGROES

N ILL be sold at Rolesvile, to the highest bidder,
W. on Saturday, the 23d day of December next, be-
longing to the Estate OF BurFell Wall, Decd eight
months credit. Also, the tract of LAND whereon the
said Burre Wall last resided, containing one hundred
and thiry-seven acres less Bond and security
required. JNO. L. TERRELL. .Adni'r
With tile ,ciH annered.
November g. 1S43. 47l-st
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December 6, 1892.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13

=" Ready and l0iHing."-Col. Johnsoh's motto,
vide: his own words TO that effect
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13

BY virtue of authority vested in Us by the
last will and Testament Of Sherwood Sledge,
deed. we will offer for sale to the highest bid
der 1,r, the nramiseS- nn "Wednesday the 2Oth
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13
Pump Making.

Raleigh, Oct. 81, ls43.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13

THHHE subscriber respectfully to the publ
Il that he is now opening choice selection of Eng
sh and French
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

WHITING, W.
r ME SUBSCRIBER BE- now prepared. vrh he
necessary machinery, md is successfully
presenting the manufacture Of Lard oil 40 his
establishment on Market Hiirs. hrluu enabled
with hrs pre.nnt machinery 90 turn Out about elk
sun0rcd 20 IONS p N eek. 0fOI t.ut.he warrants
cInnI tp aUy manufactured Iu the United States
for 1l purposes equal 90 the lest SJprm. and 10,
machfTorE Tar superior 90 any ptloE kInH of OH
lie o. Vnru.rd fH Fr. nj tiH lowest Cinri1rar
grCnr. N.'frs. rn'|rI.f &c., n.rs.aHfs uti.ro
gre invited o. give hm o. rair al Is prsrarrr DO
Wholesale orrttaII. on such terms a. carrof
fail 10 please. OIL put up boo Barrels. Eeps. cans
or .r .Uy manner or qu8uufy fo suit purchasers.
Alb Z. d-rs promptly attended 10. Acdrc-s
~ WARREN.
Cash paid fOT Lard. marI7
TLOUR-25 barrels Superior FresB FsmIy
fIouL fJr sale bv
Jy 20 JAMES n FORSYTH g. 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

Lat wC"t ml>rS var teeth So unusually
Quoth JOsL's Dulclua, 10 him pu,hur night
To make YOURS look So, with a grin, replied Iush
we houcht you a bottle Of Thurn's tooth Wash
Us the hUstnow m use, so the gentle folks say,
And since they'yo tued tins, taaI an others away.
Look agaIn, my dear Sal, At the lustrc ri mine.
Then Ivy tHis great fJOtu Wash,
The lcahcrIy Tooth \ ash,
And see 4 the Tooth Wash Of Them, is not fnel
L AoNG the recommendation 10 the above, are
the following.
Having tried Dr. 'Thom's Tea berry Tooth
Wash aud become acquainted with the Ingrt
enis ctus lou1puIu0H, / Chccrfu,ly saw, / consIi-
err % onc % the safest as It's one If the most
. r1-aui tooth washes now muse. DLU\T
Pittsburgh SEPT IS. 1872. Dcaust.
take pleasure IN stating, after having ma e
use Of 'Ihoru's Tea b Try Tooth Wash thailjrs
one If the best dgUtrfcrs' u use. Being IH %
7Ht1 'orrn n combines nea'n.ss with convenience
W h!c u 'leaH~es The enamel and removes Inc
tartar from The teeth, rs perfume yi-lis fra
g,anCt scSuiariy desirable. Jp TIBBlTS. VI j..
Tea berry tooth WISH aid save fJuuI il 10 t.
an extremely pleasant dCurrirIce, exercising a
mos salutaIy influence over ths teeth and gurus;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE Uemh-rs from
pTcmsiure decay, preventing the reorganization of
Tartar oEd puriiyms The Bresth. Having tuar
oU-h1y tested IT'S vrtuvs, We take pleasure /. Ie-
commencing II TO the public, bs!levingIt to be
NJ r BElsFSON, JAMES 2 JACK.
ROBT II PEBBLES, CHAS b SCULLY.
c DARRiGI!, WM M'CANDLESS,
II l. kiNGWALT. LEONARD 5 JOINS,
5 NJ A~iOORHEAD. 4 ) CRAFT.
For sale By A BAKER, Wheeling. Va
feb Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

n IIIlIE n e. \ ~ SHEE
AND CERTAIN CURE FOR worms.
CERTIFICATE OF IT, efficacy can he seen o.
the store OF the subscribers sufficient to ST.
Isfy tle most incTedulous. Price 20 cents.
WHITLEY Green Go. Pa. :
Ma! nth, lg43. Z,
Dear SIR: ] have been using your Vermiruge in
my practice for a number Of years, and find r.
the most sure and safe Worm Destroyer hat /
ever had.
was called to- child elk or seven wears old in
Nav 1912, which was then in soasms with the
worms, ] gave It one vial ofyour Vermifuge. a..
greeahlyto directions, and the child passed 40
w"TEls' In rev weeks, gave it. another wal.
Tie child recovered lmmef iateIy. ana mas eui,v.
ed good health ever since.
l.haye prescribed d in many ether cases. in
winch u mas brought away 200 and 2rn IA 0Tma.
lONNrllhN NORRIS.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
There are Nermlfuges in almost every section
ottue countT{ asseried. 20 b. the same, 1r equal
To + ahHeSiork -, which is ist the case.-tbcrr
gr~ none hkelt., They contain dan-crous lngra-
clenis. Avoid Then, as You value liz and health
use ire hTst aud only safe anr eficocious one.
2 h"I DE lI paded bY the Interested yeuueT
tHat others Will answer as well
For sale by
d FAHNEsTOCK & co.
Corner Oi SlHlu and WOOD STE. Pittsburgh.
q b N'NFCHIN.
JONAS CRUWRACRER.
JAMES BAKER,
RA FAHNEsTOCKs AMI Bfi ITGafS
I'LL "a gruIIc hUt efficient cat.arrr. eK-
Hf'ssN a.apfod iDr q emily plys.a: ard are not
SUR 's'c BY any other phi u4 nee for AN cases rg
zen "a niH-rIc ie Indicated They will operate
,.'.ul.,E without arpihg. Price % cts for a
Hnslg0 J'c or Corh Balsau-A va'rallc
rem lY Toy ''uuHs and Colds. Price 25 cents.
'DnrH IorsUEpg-THeec Lrzcups- possess I
ie lTIucso OF tnc best C1uhh syrup, are cHuv.-
nIeni 90 carry Iu 'hfUackrt and are very pleasant
TO I've taste. Price % cents.
,1r7''7trs Losergss for the cure Of the.
H"hN".f complaint. As the sr4sar rs moss ans
1il asnine u which bowel complaints arsarwarq
'IF HuNpIesoWc az well 90 dangerous. every
amy should BE- provided with n box Of these
l,oI .nee which, fused according TO- directions
WlAc'ri1inIy cure. Price % cents.
LiIt'a Dp01ef0ge-IHu uru.tr1Inv arfrtIe
t's- 2 double The strength Of he common
Dp'dfgoc is motc.Cleanly an1 much more con-
venienuy applied. Price Or cents.
Tor sale ~ BB MMECBEN,
.c@' Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

NhEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
N6 WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH.
INGIDN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW WORN
BOSTON. The Na.i,ual Road and Cnod
Inlrni Stage Companies. are running 6 iatly li,ps
u" I"sl.erIaHi. cou.Cctug with The Il O 4 r.
uhN - h"ufs Stage lrHvcl To either of Ike above
cities. the balance hy R.iiuod.
Time To Bthj-nrc 81 hpgrs.
Tue Ia Philadelphia - ours.
Faro 20 Baltimore i DOLLARS.
Fars 10 PHI a~IrlpL,a - 20.
81 d"iIy lines leaves tie Co, Stage and Rail
ROAD o.Ire every m,mtug ~ & o'c,uck A NJ, and
extras furnished at any hrur a lpad should uhrr.
t"Ti"r"ugh Tickets In b ,lJimorc aud PhiladelrhIo,
az ply 1.-THE Cos office. No 36 Water 81. Wheeling.
Va ono DIR Nosh L 5 Hotel.
For Toad Intent Sac e Col HUTCHINSON,
AID WI X NEWMAN. fer N Co
Greet { Hir0i Route Rail road aud Siogs ofoe
sen 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

TlRE &MARfNE iNSuRANCE-Thcrs ar
tNostultions only BOO which individuals cuu
he placed. vs. ere they cap Adequately aBprccltc
the value onusuranrr. These are. Will, -'aud-
LIg upon tuc ruins u their own pr1re.f v, thor
receiving from Hn insurance office the tIi o.
mount which thrv have luaf, or sfaudfug on the
same spot surrounded perhaps bv "a ri 4oiate fau-
w. 'aWcufuE that .tup5dIfy and folly which hBC
ia.lfd 20 Tr.yItc fOf such souuHE.UJy.
IS ATKINSON. Agent Of the pEDTEC TON
INSURANCE co OF HAgrFOtD, CONN
viii take risks 90 dwelling houses. ware houses
stores, mills, ia%ciuI,s, &c, together with their
contents, such ae furniture, merchandise. Ua
chiuery and everg0thar description afiraurabIr
pr"pcuy' ALSO, on stem, susI aud flat bIats
aud thtr carr es TO aud from .ny port on ODE
Western Waters.
Office On Main street, nearly opposite Tho T. s
NOEL 1au j. 1892.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

NVTENI II hui TEh TIEFLTI56
1'HE Subscribers beg leave TO inform the eiti-
= zens 81 Wheeling and vicinity, that they
have opened a
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
1T No I43 Main street, Wheeling Va. where
NAV be found an extern sive assortment Of Gilt
and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, POr-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. con
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk aud spring
mattresses; together with a full assortment Of
the latest style and best finished FURNITURE
ever offered in this city; all Of which will be sold
on the NEST reasonable terms and warranted.
Also Locking glass Plates, mahogany verecIs,
vanish, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly OF
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnish,d with every article
Ct furniture on the most accommodating terms
and ~ short notice.
Orders 10 Zaaesviile can be left with J +
ADAMS & Co.
iy 90 MFNDFL e. HARBOUR.
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lD


FEROWN & cos Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA. Cum.
nH befland, PnrSb Irgh, Wheeling Cuciurnm.
Louisville aud ~ Louis package Express. Foreign
LeUer. aud General Furvari'ng Office Specie.
B7uk Noes. Par, els, and eases Of Goods of cyen
lies 'rpiInn, viii he received and forwarded with
The utmost ~de>plrch To all the Eastern, " esIcrn, ans.
Southern cities. also 10 Liverpool, LuAdon. Paris am.
iiivre.
Particular attention given - Custom House Bugi.
"es5 collection Of uses, drafts. bills. &c, SC.
\ Spocia, mosacnCcr 90 ~ leave The Baltimore.
PHIIdeiphh.Hn and New York "firrs daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Nirssrs ATKINSON &TEMrLEuNN, Cumberland, Nd.
JAAEs Y. C~ALDTELL, Esq. Wheeling, Va.
I. 2. FEANClscus e Co. Third 81. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nu 30 y Main.St Louis. No.
s. BERRY. Esq. Prishurgh. Pa.
REowS g. CO, a SouIk Tuird Street, Pniladelp hia.
sd Museum Building, Baltimore street, B,lrmoro.
july 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

e NLOTTiS, &C.-NIy suck nf Bntd CLOTHS
u BeaNer CLOTHS. CASSINEEES. SATTI
NETS. NESIiNCS aud all other articles Cent,
mcr.' wear. yey romrleIe aud desirable. Cow au,
ee 'hem.. Cost p W 4 SELUG.
LPACAS, MERINOES. Sc. &r.-Yun WI.
= find at Corner Main and Madison streets. {;
superb a .sormenini AipacaS, Chushis. hlctinpes
pLhin aud fgd Mrusiiu de lanes. pui al uIle.
Fashionable WINTER GOODS. Evlmiue be 'ur
yvu tiny, aud yUu vii. find them cbeP anil @,siSabe
oct , " T. SELBY.
&HAWLS!-A splendid stock orSHAwLS OF
~ every drscfiprun will lie hHuj nn eyamruaIia
at the FANCY DRY GOODS STORE. OF
o,t2 w II SELBY
ENTRA FINE-A few pieces surer Gc',
- aui w.'rr,d French VELyETS fr Jrcs--s. ,
,uPeror qualify. Call soon or sou viii mss Them
oct J 4 SELBY.
HBLAIN GO0D~--sIole oolor,d Alpaca..
Mcruoes aud Nnt-lm re Lame for drcyse,
o"d Ilnin Shaws, (S,me materially Alsn. e..
sss-r'ment ct friendly prints aud "iher plaza GOODS
At (ort3) w I SELBNS
FDASKETS-A let ,rav ling BASKETS
Is just rrc'd hy l"rr 3 " + sELBY.
sNINITY RUFFLES-A beautiful Style o.
~ ms article, something now, You can fnd nl
oct 3 SRLBY'S.
r BLANKETS. BAZES AND ELANNELS
80 % yop cali nj the Cp,uer Nun snd Madison
streets. lroar Tie siie of The con 'cmrlored new
rscc,l you Nl buy me fnc Blankets. 3 n
'nd Flannris. rs they are god and cheap. uct 3
HTMBk ELIAS have ju.t received n new
a supply al UMBRELLAS. among VIII ch ar,
. lev eN RI SIZE suPoror silk. large enough Gr
nan and b., iamily .ii not m1re han Ten in number.
oct 3 w SFiRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

ACt SAND LACE GOODS have .
hcauufDl variety oi Every DESCRIPTION 'Ilhs
.rrNe,t style / Iaccs. Edgngs. Nets. DC. = ack
aud White. t,ct2) Si.LaY
n z OSIERY-AlIaca. "a new nricic) L,uhs
Wool f vdrr,u, col"rs. Mern, i Con.
mer>, Nnr,ied anr Couun. sir urI S.u, SIX
and HAEF HOSE &c Aien. Ladies, Mise.
oct2 sELpY'S
NE CUNNING GODDESS per B,ac,.
W. trc"ch ~LnpeyieI,. Bnnbuzre-, Mpus-ln. 10
LANES. Sufvr French Mcrino. 70 ge44sae French
Black Lama Won aud Thibet Me, I'M,
SiiAWiS and Nlrnru,ug Cr.vl's. cape. Olavss.
Lace Wells aud Ii-ki. R,tSriS. a fie a-ssDr pcnt.
l"ueht with cure aud attention, BY
OCT , " T. SETpV
4 NENUINE FRt.NCI C.HNTZGS--A lew
~ piece. very admirable patterns o. the real ari.
'e' just reed at o. l~'t 81 SE.Bl'S.
q sS-Ncus' srp r Buck. Ni.n-r,. 3. rlu,.
XII AMI Go ton GE)VES. Ltir.,' az,
Ahi. Silk. Mrruo aud faucy Give. = 4
anus. h"ys aud Misses a gfea; variety IAN 10
'nd cheap al Tuci 3 81 LBFs.
6ttRPGr CHAM: age Lr ,e.,d AID
White C-rpct CHsIu, ch,iee cu',f-. Ju,t
received and lUr stle nj ELB
oct 3
s NIIINTZES, PRINTS. ia beautiful
q variety of Chmze-. Prrns AID Ginshtu-.
embr eng almost every stylr. cllor onI p zee. q,
exceo liug'y lows rates. LIZ Roy CALtCO:S.
equ Il To- anything ever seen At tho pu ~ "a,
Wes'crn Courly, al sELBY'5.
oct 3
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20 e." CALF do
2JJ tu MOROCCO 10.
SUI pr, Wumea-' Cal. KIP, AMI Gram Lea.
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1 other kinds lor humorous Iu mcauun. render,
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my be in wnui Of anything ia the way OF
BOOTS or SHOES. 10 CAL aaI examine Tor
themselves. a. he Auters himself that he can
oiar 10 great Inducements 30 purchasers as. 60,
nS-'h'. 90 rr,t vrh c'scv l.et..
'L~O-5jb0 LBS BALTIMORE and NEW
YORK TANN'D SPANISH SOLE LIZ NrIIER
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- Ell, MOORE & CO-Past Efap Coqth
~ Leaves Wheeling daily al oclork. r. VI.
AZ hours 10 Cincinnasi.
Pilot Coach, leaves Wheeling daily NJ 6 O'Clock
A. NJ. 4S hours TO Cincinnati. Fore SO.
.Tallmadge's GoOf Htenf Couch leaves Whea.
ling daily al r. NJ. AZ hours 10 Maysyille. Fare
EW Extras furnished NJ III lines. 10 The abpva
lines 70 parties. with he privilege oflyIng by ct night
or not as They chooge.
Office No. 30 Wafer ST. WHEELING. Va.
mug 30 J MESKiNEN, agent.