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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-08
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

IN Pursuance of law, l. JOHN TYLER, President of the
United States OF Ameea d9 hereby deca and MAKE
Land Offices the State of Missouri at the periods hereinafter
At Pittsburgh in Clinton county the of the Land Of
fee for the Platte dre, Of Missouri eommeneng on Mon,
public lands within the aforementioned townships and fac
North Of the line and of the h principal meridian
and west Of the former ne wsss boundary oil the State
Townships sxtyone and Of range hirtyfve
townships xtyone and three Of lirtyseysn
s sst OF the township sstoDe Of range
Fractional township sixy-two, and township sixyiour of
Fractional townships sxtywo and sxty-three, of
fractional townships sxty-three and sixtyfour, of range
and east Of the former western boundary Of the State
Townships sxtyone and sxtywo, of twentyseven.
Townships sixty sxty-one and sixy.two, OF range twenty
Township sixty-one of range t,ventynine.
Also at the same place zen ing a. Monday the nb
a% the limits Of ti the S townshp
"a SwSns .s y and Of the b principal meridian
'ors and o. ws o Of the former western Boundary the State
Fractional townships fifty 6yone ityhree dy'fye, and
townships 6ty-two ityfour ftysx, fyeight, and sixty
TieGnI Swg;nP syOns townships ,SS ,s
fractional townships dy.iou, ty-six, and hyseven, and
fractional townships fy-iye, dy-six 6ftyeght and fifty.
n Feo 5aFe townships yve and sixty of range thirty
the second day of October next for the disposal the public
lands within the limit of the aforementioned townships
North of the base line and Of the fifth principal
dian.
Townships hrtysS hirtyseven, and thryeight Of
fourteen. -
Townships thirtyive and thirty-seven Of range fifteen
Township thirty-fve Of ranges sixteen and nineteen.
Townships thryfve, thry-six thry-seven and thrtyi
eight, of range twentyone.
Township thry-eight, Of range twcntythree
Township thirty-nine of range tweny.eight.
Townships thirtyeght and thrty-nne, of range twenty
Township forty Of ranges thy-one, thrtytwo and thirty
three.
Southwest fractional quarter Of section twentyone aud the
northeast and northwest fractional section
four in township fifty south Of Missouri river of range
twentysIx.
Southwest quarter of section seven, in township forynne
of range twenty-seyen.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military
or other purposes will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be kept open for weeks (uness the
lands disposed Of and longer; and private
tries land in the townships offered will be admitted until
after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under hand at the City Of WashiDr a., this eighth
day Of june Ammo Domin l8i3. y -
jim TYLER
BY the President:
THO II. BLAKE,
Cor ofth General Land Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-08
Umpire OF BEAuTY.--The following Toilet artic

EMPIRE OF BEAUTY-The following Toilet articles
Z be had only 81 Walker street. one door
from the of Broadway =
l;ouuauds Poude Sube-For safely, quickly and pcrma.
neutly eradcang superuous hair from all parts Of the I'M
man frame THIS prove beyond all doubt to every pchas
requesting proof Beware of counteres dele
terous properties and utterly necacous No agent Brook
Ign. - =,
tan pimpes bloches mophew, SC, elciting delicate white
neck hands and arms and mparng Juvenile boom bv its
datng properties preventing the formation Of wrinkles and
banshing them when present.
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid Rouge mparts delicate blush
ing tnge the cheeks mmovable by rubbing with handker-
chief oT a cloth.
10 frauds Blanc dEspange Spanish White gives 10 the
comm sSon pure llelke aabaster whiteness In elegant
boxes, % cents each.
iotnuds Jrecia Hair DyeFor colorng red or grey hair
without staining the skin, warranted. 81 per bottle.
Eve Brow aud Whlsker Dye, % cents per bottle.
Cream of L.lies-For removing Dsndruh, making the hair
rich, silky and glossy aud gradually changing to dark
brown or raven black. 80 cents per bottle
Agents Milk st, Boston, 76 Chestnut ST Philadelphia; Grey
Poughkeppse; Guthrie Albany Myers New Haven; Wells
Co Hqrtiord Cowles spngheld FaulkpeT Norweh Green
Co Worcester; Carleton Co Lowel Hodge, Negbury-
Port; Preston Portsmouth, Pasn ortlsnd Guld Bangor;
Thomas Ccnnatti; futile, Pittsburgh; George Stealey
frankfort Ky; s. Tousey Rocheste Seth s. Hand Bali,
imAr
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A. SAMANos offers for sale, at No. Wall st, 10 hhds
n. Nuscovado Sugar and
IS bags of Coffee landing from brig I Iaz from st. Jaso
In Store
10 hds Sun cured Muscovado Sugar suitable for reners
boxes white Sugar free labor
ls bales superior Gusa Tobacco, suitable for manufac
$50 m sega of Lord Byron woodv end variety Of other
brands. -
WANTEDA cooper, and Nil wright that unders, and,
carpenters work. st Jago de Ouba; be single and
OF temperate habits. Apply as above. So lmsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-08
NEW YORK & /. BOSTON
GOIINn PIIOT.

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT Pilots or takes charge as master and
shoals Boston, Portsmouth Portland Kennebeck and 9TH
En- PORTS. Office at Frye Shnw's Nautical store 222
Water street. corner Beekman Reference TO number OF mer-
chants AND the several Insurance Companies IN this CITY, POS
ton and Portland. jyl8 lmM
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TAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
~ ~ 49, @

TAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
as PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
- ~ @ ~
she public generally to their superior arrangements Tor BRING
g from and ng Ss to I part
Snghu Ireland, oc2tiand OF ares In u s"'en A'
" NEW LINE is'a Of LIVERPOOL PACKETS" VIZ:
s sRip ss ibbJSs CART sp,, G9 dGSS
sh hip sHE SHI}A Captain ! DsIeyster
new s G sS?!f% R2t capE;in gpr.y
s Ss%p sSp o6fp capi raT Eded.
Sailing TWICE every month and with the Line
Of Ts first ss sps RG
year (or every days) thereby the possibility
of unnecessary detention.
York Also from Liverpool New Orleans, Mobile Savannah
Charleston Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore, and the
ports in British North America, at all times be
gagged on liberal terms.
Persons wishing send for their friends will not fail see
the advantages to be derived from selecting this line prefer
other and they assured that unusual
will be taken to make the agreeable the ships being fit
ted up with an solely to the comfort OF passengers
In all where the parties for decline coming the
will be refunded without any deduction, usual free
passage from the various seapos OF Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets for which subscribers agents.
follows viz To and from London on lst TO- and goth
Of each month TO from Liverpool the ist It'll 18th
18TH and 18th OF each month"; New Orleans Mobile Savan
nal and Charleston, weekly throughout the season.
REMITTANCES.,
bv enclosing the they wish sent with the and adj
amount being forwarded per first packet after the receipt there
Of and Judgement for the returned per mail
% s n for oyyI esr % p6 pay aa5 w
cal Banks of Ireland and branches, Eastern Bank of Scotland
,eenock and their branches Messrs James Built Son CO
in every principal of Great Britain and Ireland.
Further particulars made known aPpcstea f bg letter
post paid, 10 w. u j. i TAPSCOTT.
d5y d3 Peck Slip, corner South st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-08

WHEAT-tOO bushels prime Illinois Wheat, now landing
as '''" shin St May K Cc6SGSLlNs CO. IS sou,A.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-08
TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS.

John GILL manufacturer Of Piano Forte Hardware wishes
that in addition his establishment ION 2s
and Sd Avenue that ne has made with Mr.
John Phy ivory dealer No 10 Murray street New York. (as
agen where article of piano forte hardware pur-
chased cheap as elsewhere and in any quantities.
Also superior article of steel music wire imported by j.
O. which used by the principal piano forte makers in New
York and ~ considered the best now excepting Web
ste trial OF the same only necessary establish its good
qualities.
O. respectfully solics attention TO the superior quality
his manufactured goods especially his improved pns
which warranted ~ every respect Sixteen years close
the above business New York has enabled j. c.
to know exactly what the piano forte makers require
All orders John Gill; goth street aud Sd Avenue New York
or Mr. John Phy above will with immediate atten
ton Goods forwarded to any part ofthe United States
m
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Commissioner Of the Genera, Land Office.


NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIC. Il CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled to the right OF peemption any lands
within the limits of the townships above enumerated is
quired establish the the satisfaction of the Register
Receiver of the proper land dee and make there
practicable alter this mott aud before
the day appointed for the commencement Of the public sale of
the township embracing the tract claimed above
otherwise such claim will be forfeited. 49,
THO III. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
t,91 itaw IN 30()ctr
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
FARE AND FREIGHT REpUCED.
SGneps1 m REGULAR MAIL LlNE-FOR PRO
Az'XIpE !ESs APP M gQpssTS9GMS,, via, sToN,
of following superior running connection with
the Stonngon and Boston and Providence Railroads -
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thayer
PROVIDENCE.
NARRAGANSETT.
MOHEGAN.
One of which will leave New York daily Sunday. except
ARRANGEMENTS
The RHODE ISLAND, Captain rhayer on Monday, and
Wednesday for Stonington and Newport and Friday for
The MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Comstock, on Tues
day and Thursday for Stonngton and Saturday for Stonng
ton, Newport and Providence.
Passengers on the arrival of the Sonngon will
Cars the Railroad Providence and Boston, and if FOL
Newport will proceed in the ohegan Tin superior
der) from thence o'clock the following morning thu.
giving them a-oppounlty of nights board the
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and then breakfast board
the Mohegan
The above have thoroughly equipped and
prepared promote celebrity and comfort and
cury Of passengers and surpassed BY in the United
States.
passage freight which is taken very reduced rates.
apply board at north side Of pier No % Broadway, Of
Zee of Samuel Deyeau, freight agent, on the wharf
Tickets for the route and steamers berth can be secured
board, or the Office of
N'N' HARNDEN s. CO, No. , Wall street
10 NOTICE-CHANGE OF HOUR-On aud after
Monday Oct 9TH the of the New Jersey
ygaon Company forming the line Providence aud Boston
Stonngton will leave pier No. l. Battery Place, NJ.
lOn after the 10th freight will not be received
aud forwarded after half-past F. NJ m9 6m- m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08


THE Mi:SSAGE.--we received = CO..
py OF the message about o'clock last
evening. We are not disappointed
We expected but little in The mess age
and We have but ht,Ie- We learn from
u, fret, that our nstional affairs abroad
sie prosperous and amicabIe except with
Mexico, that Texas is inha bitej by emi-
grants frm the States AID thst her pro-
doctions are. similar TO some OF ours,
and that the war between Me xico and
Texas ought to cease He only hints 1T
an annexation. The president seems
TO think the public lands ought to be
kept in the treasury, and thus secure
the national credit and incidentally re-
establish the credit OF the states. He
appears to demur still to national tank
and thinks Congress should turn banker
aud issue more no'es, that the p. Office
is very we'll managed and the Govern.
snent too II is, wiihai, not a bad doca-
ment. nor good one Ten thousand
extra copies were ordered In the
Senate Messrs. Gales g. Seaion were
elected printers by vote of 90 TO IL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

- 1911 Sk698k - 609kb&0 9 {
WHY Do You rRocRAsriNArF1--Ars
the fret seeds Of Consumpti,s. and that nal
lions Of the Humss Family are faiiing victims
70 sssr q, 1os ss '1 nsss vii :.
irss r aSe ,S mentor (seosh ssd ssisi and
c in ssr s.s 10
syssem-delsv from tune to time { g Important
epportunss of procuring the Medical ARent
q this disease. end sn.iiv ese. III q from s he
syst. mt kemenbs Ethis - 10 b attained with
DR. / 'f puNCxN's ExpEc roRANr REMsDx.
A medicine that has saved and pse,pnxsd the
lives Of thoussnfs ~ no were afflicted with
complaints seated m the Organs Of resPir lion
s"a ss
Of the Gni,si sisiss. This sios. 3 sntiieisss
The lac. NUMBER q the sss ,Ras s uo
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has been performed in that city and county
Cineinnafi, O. March rs, is4s.
pr Dsncan-,Dssr Si,-He slth. the greatest
blessing-ob. bat elsven months ago, this al
important comfort ~ az far distant iron me-
I was taken down with = sewers cold lsst
snssh rendered my hssisR 30 d.iissss tSss my
physieisn lost ell hopes Of . recovery. In this
precarisus situation remained for seven
months. Without obtaining any relief. st the
same tin was using all the medicines that Il
was IN the Lower If my physician TO obtain.
but ,e no effect. My father happened TO norIce
publics ton Of your valuable Expecfor.nt
medy. snd Immediately procured three bottles |
Tor ne. j commenced wiring the medicine on
the I'd day oflsst November, and continued its
use for i6 weeks; the first bottle gave me great
ea se, and caused n co q eideIsble disc hsrpe OF
thick vi>-d phlegm and mater. Atr taking
the Sc ,ond bottle the dischargs became so great
that was alarmed but having 90 much con-
hdence in the me dicine, continued Us use
unti ia entirely renewed every s,mpt. m Of
di ease from my iaugs I am now enjoying
perfect health, and feel ever grateful TO you as
. public senefactor.
Yours. with gratitude and thanks.
MARY PRERLE. i
Having been acqusin ted with Mrs Prrbls for
several years and knowing her d<licafe sifua-
ton. feel no hssila tioi endorsing he above,
seeing hs' nov ssnsnal in our meetings., ho-
pin that others lsborinE under Affections efthe
lungs may restore thom selves by the medicine
SM M'DOWELL
OF the Methodist Secietv Cincinnsti
fresh supply Of Duncaus Fxpectorant
Remedy Just received a, the store of
nov az & r B MARSH. Wheeling.
nv RITING AND WRAPPING PAPER ar
w sale By FORSYTH & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

have fsIs il 10 b my duty 20 bring TO your fs-
vorsb'e cpus,dcfsuon matters of gress intefe =
sn THEFT present and ultim ate results. Fad the
only desire which feel IN connectiou with the
fsture Is. and will continue TO bee to leave the
county prosperous and iss ,nst,tyt % q: unim-
paired. 49, J.DdN TYLER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

HtONTINUED WORKS n. Mcsi
iongh'. Ilnivsrssi Gszsnerr No rs Of Allison's
fIisiory ~ Enrope. mis- No csmpletss thai work.
Jusr reed and or saie ~
nv % VIM R0BB. I28 Main -.
M AkRYATT'S tAST-Ths nsrfatixe Of the
WI travels and aiveninros 20 WINS flolet ~
calftrnis eeoore aad Westeru Texas, 81 tsapt
NaFryafs Jael rec 4 and Tor sale ~
nov - Nm ROBB. i2s Mefa Sfreff.
- FROf.STFIN--A eoqusi % the myaisTea q
~ PARIS. tranniated ffons the frcnch ~ ~
nana 6ua. lrst reed and far naia bV
as4 WI ROBE. tas Aais -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
GENERAL AssE MBLY oE yIRGINfA


This hs-.y sssrmhled. ON Monday and the senate
"rsaniz~d hy the slec,'on OF Edward Sell. sp.a.
ksf.A Hsnsford. clerk. and A w Allen. Sergeant
~ Arms. The House elected Joel Hollemsn,
Speaker. .sd Gw MunG.ri. clerk. The hnu.s
adapted the rules "f las, session. Mr. Stephenson.
suggested the erped'~uey uf appointing ba, one done
keeper. and sad he shoold move that the session
close on The suL dav. Two memorial, eoniesiing
s~a's were presented. oue finn Morgan. one from
King q Queen.
The message ofihe Governor was read. and heine
rather hing document. we shall defer publi.hng
uuii ." morrow. He recommends attention 10 the
Finances Of the State. and sets Grsh their eomps.-
lively prosperous r~ndiiion oa Ter The Tax Law Of
last year. bu' srcommsnds change in the mode u
Tsxa'iaa- Suck companies and schssls occui y
considerable Of his 81 entinn. and he recommends
sysiem of Common Schaols more extended than the
present. The wh"Ie message 10 in fine. upon sub
jrcs interesting The State. aud general polite.
left 10 take care az themselves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
North Vsstsrn Bank Of Ya.

December Y, 1874
4 NEl ecfon Of FIVE directors for the parsst
n bank. and four for each of the branches, to
serve for the ensuing year. will ne held q, the
bank ing hon &c IN the CIV II Wheeling. on Tees
hours Of 10 A VI. and p IA.
An act Of Assembly passed March 2sth, 1912.
pFsvides that NJ Officer or Director Of Bank,
shall hereafter vote by proxy fer anv StocShoi-
dor. in any election ef director or Officers Of
Bank; nor shall an prsxy be yalid which shall
have been executed 50 days before the tune oil
spv election
The same act forbids. that any President or
Director OF any Savings Raak. or G aersi Agent
sf any Manufactarisg or Mipin9 Company. shall
hereafter be eligible ss Director of any Bank
dec LIST, Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

n OTIS OF FUN largo supply Of Comic
4 Asmsnscs t.r 1894. Davy crobksu's. The
Pirates. end hist e afhers. enough 70 split POUR
sides laughing 10 Is.ok NJ ihem. Fog sale w
n.v a. JOHN > HASwELt.. Union s..
~ Ed fNK--A saprri~r arsicIr. ju., reed and
IA, f.s sale by JOHN HASwEEs.
nov 90 Union s..
NLNEY'S SCHOOL. ATLAS-Tss Aslss. With
o. without the Geography. fse sale by
nov % JOHN } HAswELL Unisn 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

DOCKS MIsSING--rhe fsliswing books
y are missing frnm onr Library, viz
9th and 7ih soinm~- af L~eh's Reports;
5th Randnlpi.s do;
mufords equity pleadings.
These hooks are each marked the hack with
the name % Lamb We will give one dollar per
volume any one vino will return the shove. nr
give such IT, fnrmsiion msy LEAD IN their reco
very. tnov 2s) LAMB & RUSSELL.
INDIAN WARS-indIsn Wars Of the United
II 8 s'es. from The discovery ." The present liuae.
from the heat suihoriiies. ny William Msore.
new edition. just reed aid fnr sale ny
rov % A JOHN fIASwELL. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

EtAPTATH MARRYATT-Nsrvsiis Il the
~ Travels and adventures ~ Mons Violet IN
CaiIf1rnip Sonora and Western Texas, Nv Can't
Narrystt. = =. The eastern paoere saI this
woYk isa HIM bug Call "a MEJtsOtS snc
get b % Exam ne Ior youTselves- noVW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

A MEXICAN CUTLERY-Ths snh.esi-
- hrf has iuni fprpived N asssvirn~ni of knises
anf F,,sks ~ me manufacture 81 Rn>sell. Ctecn
River Wafks. Massachusetts. which vii hear
ro,upari.sn wiih he b-ui shsni~ld msnnlaeiure -
l~-- rfire. ~hi~h ~ invites bis fiisnd. snS The
pnhic n rali sod 80. MEL
nor 21
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

q sesrs Se&aA e Vsrs;nis Hold. Nam sfrssf.)
ToHN H. WADE 10 manufacturing . supe-
- r'or article Of CENTS BOOTS. AFTER The latest
FRENCH STYLE and mads sf the besi Phii.iel-
phis materials. which M warrants To renpeis with
anything ever gotten up in the GATED Staies. and
Al The follow ing prices.
GOOD CALF BooIS. $500
FINE do. 500
EXTRA cup sup. $50
Water p'ssf DO. With Cork sad India Rssssr LOO
ezra
L.di..' .ns cAi'd,eo.' BOOTS and SHOES nod.
IN rhs nessess STYLE ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

TUsT RFCEIvED-Fou ,vd Plaid Velvet new
= stvie and rxcsed ineiv -isk.
plain and varicnatcd (sim7e and FrnRes.
Haud ONE Silk Daisy Bufions.
SrnqN siik TRIMMING DO.
silk cord aad Tassels.
A frssh supply e Algarass Foy sac - 80
nov ~ q W bttctr 's's p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

BLEACHING SILT. constant,
IL on hand and fsr sale BY The subscribers
agents Cor The usnufaciurens.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

n AZEIR 4 cox I'LL irads ~ isw hui
q 4 drrd be Ills dried srplss snd Pcsshss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

600 DOz SPOOL COTTON. assorted
6ONt caIur.. also so Lbs Patent Thread. iou
sale e, ys ~ ehsaP.SS LAzE'R & COX.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

HI -..hY GLAY-A few copieu ~ ne LIE
~ sssh - NJ HENRY CLAY, IN ? vol.
- - MEfIoRA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

MN FASHION.
I'VE woa'd respectfully sns ounce .. our Gus
"mers and the pnhlic generally. mai on
IN" DAY We wall intrsdace The Fail sa.hirn for
HAS. We have % from The Fs~hioaabIe rsia bii.h
mert &c I-esry a Co. New York The snie !. VERY
sssi. sud the Hate are now rnasa factprip,
ssino' be brat in this eiy. Call and see Them.
nes 70 DARE 4 HOSE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

NREsH ARRIVAL. SENSENEY.
hss e~mmen~ed receiving end opening his
SECOND SUPERIOR STOCK FALL GOODS
BY The end of this 6rst ..s rex, week. he hopes
receive hs full siock. whsn he assss himself he
will he skle .. effrr such indscemsns 70 the buy
ing public. are NOT shea mrs with. sct ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

COTTON YARNS AND BATTING, ol
~ The Arkwrisht Mills. enssianiiy On hand and
for sale al The manufacture prices nv The sunsc RI
bess. heir sssat. IN FORSYTH & CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

II AZEIR 4 cox have on hand heavy
stock Of Red Fiannels. Cassineus and Ken
lucky Jeans. Va HIGH they determined To sell lower
that shry can he had in The city. nov
CTILL LATER. SENSENEY, No l37
- Meiu Street, has this day added 10 his
spleniid stock of Alpacas.
10 ps blue. black and dark ssiors, which are
unusually low.
ps Cashmere d ecco sal new French goods
for dresses, which is very rioh and beautiful-
bps new style Mous,in de LANES.
Ira low priced Beaver Cloths. with q few
her articles, which again makes his sto OK
nv ia ] and complete. ll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
NEW ARRIVAL OF
SPLENDID FANCY G0ODs

AT TIE cry CASH STUREW
ID EcEivED thi. day. (Friaday. November s,h
la l543)
pieces snper Fancy velvets. car Ladies dresses;
10 da Alpaca L.s,rer. all calors;
do do de- Silk Chain;
do super cross-barred. . besHtfui srieie;
q. zenobia Cloik.s nav sriiels Zoe lsdies wear
5 do amp French Merinses;
ds Twilled Aipacs. new article,
ALS0-Srns very rich embroidered. Thibei
Merno. Brseha and uiher Sh.wls. c.i'd Fringes &c
n~v 70 LOwTHER a BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

10 COUNIHf 1T EstN- 10 Ut.
sesihss - aoN receiving large and vrl'
psl~eled a.ssfmeni o. HATTEks' STOCK
and TRIMMINGS. which b. onsis - 4
,s.su aSUsncs from eastern prices iot CASH. ~
Bloen stock. -Rnssia. Neuifa. Se." V warranted
PURE and UNRIXEO ss His such - ssleeie,
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