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REGULAR LADY CONTRIBUTORS

Mrs Ann s Stephens. Mrs E F. FL
lei, Mss Frances S. OsgoOd. Mrs SeJa
Smith Ms A N + Amman Mrs Z r
Steele, Mrs N 81 Leon LOuG. Urs Ly
d'a Sigouraey, Mrs Emma Z Eabmy
Mss Hannah F Gouid, Miss M A
Broune Mss A d Woodbridge. Mrs
Emeliae S Smith, Mrs Caroline Orne.
Hon Mrs Norton Mrs S C. RoH
Mrs Gore Miss N. 4. Milford, Mario
Edgeuorih. Mary Howat, OF England
have promised TO contribute, herealte
10 the pages of The Ladies' Companion
ana Literary ExPosrtor. To the abos,
unqualified list may be added he fol
lowing
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GENTLEMEN CONTRIBUTORS


Professor J. Fl hg,ohom. W Gil
more S.mms, L. Fitzgerald Tosistro.
Henry " Herbert, Seba Smith Wilam
Wallace, (Kenruckv,) William B Top
paL, Andreu McMakin, VIM q. Howard
w. s Mayo. NJ D James T Ftlds,
jain G McCabe. N D Isaac M'Lejian,
T, + A Du,trage, VIM 4bboM (Eug-
Iaodl Henry T. Tuckerman Req J H.
CEnch George P Morris. Rufus Dimes
Epes Sargent. Nathaniel p Willis
William e Burton Edgar Poe. A
D Paterson. Horaho Gates. Henry B.
first, Ii g w. Pahen. U. S. A., JOHN
Brougham, (Englano
OCCASIONAL CONTRIBUTORS.
Sheridan Knoulcs, John Neaf, Marb
LsmGn Professor F B. Cmusrt. j.
Blanche. b SbClton Mackenz,e. Late
! GrenUiiie Meitn. Douglass JerroH Lat,
Samuel W,odwoyih, VI T. Mon'crieh
f. W. Thomas, W II Ainsworth.
Among i've number Of contributors iC
the LADIES' Companion, s1ove eUumera
ted, will be perceived the names Of ma
p ny, whose charming productions have
given lustre 10 our national literature
and whose reputation is ident frd will
9 the progression Of This country to tha
position IN the world of Letters, TO whICi
: they have heen signaIIy instrumental il
+ advancing il and among them, there vii
be found the names Of ladies who bav
established the claim nl woman to tn
possession of the loItiest intellect, ia It
more refined and delicate characteristics
Ii and have reared an enduring monumen
d 10 the virtues and elevation of their sex
It The talents Of !he contributors. it wi
}, be perceived, are Of the mosl varied cha
" ractPr. By this, It Is rendered cerlaI
II that every taste will I've graiIfpd-lha
q every branch OF elegant literature vi
!. receive attention. Poetry, tales, skelct
y es, essaYs-the instructive aud The ;
musing-lhe grave and the gay-wl
be blended to enhance the interest
the NJ gozIne.
TERMS Three dollars wears. pa
- able IN advance, or two copies fOr fiji
dollars.
70 Persons residing in those States whe
nC no small bills are issued, Can enclose /
,o mail a fire dollar note, and credit vi
~ be given for the tuII amount.
~ All letters and communications mu
- -, he post paid, or they ate not taken fro
W " the post office. Address
: WILLIAM w. SNOWDEN.
100 Fulton street, New YOr
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R001s! R00ls!! RO0ts!!!

Boots! BOOls!! BOUts!H
go Chsps OF very superior quality
ana Of the bes; workmanship, just receiv
cd direct from the Manufactures. at The
Store of
D A. THAYER g. co
Bolivar, Oct. l8. lS42
2. S. A liberal discount made to those
who buy 10 sell again.
D. At. & co.
Wheat, Oats. &C.
VIII be taken in payment Of debts due
this office, if deliuered soon
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%4TNpSo

900 pieces OF PRINTS from to q
cents per yard, for sale by
| ATKINSON e. Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

A r-pudiaiin. m-euns held b. the loco To-
a.. -. Bsl!-Ar. Map Lad. on the lo.h inst. ut
Mhi,h obey aJoIa-J r,s,lu,i, setting forth that
ii.g stale could I'D, AID ought not pay ii. dehrI
ENIGR ALTON ANECDJTE.-The following
inI.rs.iIng niu-iiv~. - irsugLt with r.mance. We
espy iu-n Niles R-gi.irr ct October Is. 1917.
credited To the Raleigh Register
A P~rs'n Wh' had mate a considerable fortune
in Philadelphia. q. . hatcher. SSrnl board OF
The last ships frm AI.-i' Idam. Which .sd number
"f German R-dcmpiinuers. Coz the purpose OF Pur.
chasing 10 assent HIM in nu.ness. \ ter exam
IHing The Phy,i"gnomy Il .sy-ri uf the passengers
IIhut hr'ng Risle Ia please amsclL las utieutIuu
Arrested toy the tranquil and c,,u o.rd counIe-
nanrs Of q man rather advanced in yeats. but wUh
mach appearance 1T strength and artiyity. n Il leas
pleased with tho conversation of the German. Than
Ath his eIeri'r. he Je.cubr the purpose f'r " Inch
tie WAHIed servant and optaInet Ihe mans ent
la purchase hIs IndcnIure. pruV Id- lac wuull aisu
furrhase those ui his WHO Nh- had arc,,m pa ted
him. The plr'I,s ihsh went ashre O. co upi.ie
Ihr bI-nes.. aiI~n lei hv the capt AN. AMI upo the
names of Ihe person. being menIiosed. Ia insrrI
Them In the wrIings They we're ihe With Ih''se
q the puTchaHcT-'-t,Ih-r and mO1hs.; aud upon
furIhsI enquiry, he asccnained tArm to bc in Tact
lis father aud hrT; the latter declaring that AZ he
S.asther snn. he had able m lie his lett
AI0--shIrh proved To- he the case. u Is added
lhn' hing could sur..ass the " OF all parties.
1he providence Of God had snlIched the yene "a lie
Iair from poverty anil serViIue aud conducted ih' IN
IA plenty an Independence under The pr,Ieciio1 oil
"a aft cI:nnate SIN tie, i seemed. had ran away
ON hIs parents when quite by al frum the
'nIInnsl ia EIrpc neither he ard VI the oIhc
unul hs Ipe, ted joyful meeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

COMMON SENSE ASKS why the STAIN
BURN FILLS are superior To all Ulhersl
Experience answers because IN the first place
they are composed entirely u! TWENTY SEVEN
vegetable ing edeniS. und nO;hIng bat the extracts
r"m those ingredients. used; the grusser parIi-
cler those which irriIae the system. without do
ing good. suffered To- enter into their compo-
sitIun.
In the second place, they mix with daily food
and while they open the suwel-. give lone and
I'll length TO the digestive organs.
Thirdly, because Ikey excite To- action the stomach
and bowels. the GrsH purifiers If the system, und
carry off every InJSrOus excess Ut mailer there
Deposited whether Of improper iOCd or hillary
IIuns; and,
Fourhly. because they require no extraordinary
care IN diet or clothing the b,dy being less suscepH
BILE of cold when under their influence than al any
other time.
EOT sae price % cents. nj the following phicas
New IUrk-39S Broadway.
Phiadelpha-2 Ledger Building
BOsun-9 Court Street.
For sale 10y JOHN ID THOMPSON,
at the bookstore of w R,hh
Alsa hr + w BASSETT.
mnJ p S,.Ih Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
BALTIMORE uOIJsR.

A large and com ulOdt0Ds brick buifiinr
hOR KOE OF. NHEELISu, -.
I EO CARRU THEIRS, respectfully inform,
~ the travelling public, that ne continues 4,
rep the above establishmvnt-andh hopes by strict
ttenuOn 10 merit generous share Of public pat
Onage
he locS ios ofthc Bslumore House - superior
- any other IN tho city, being convenient to the
steam Boat l.anuing, a.ynnIus the Merchants
M Mechanics bank, nearly opposite the Post
'tfice, Directly opposite The Mes.rs VIM Paxton
I Sons. Fleming and Tingie Craugle Bailey
thus ahUrcing n travellers visiting the city on
'islness very desirable situation.
good stable Is alta ched To the pre- sIises which
:il be carefully ATTENDED &c.
Gentlemen calling at this HoHse c IN have their
dssage IN stea Nboats and coaches secured Ou
ne best terms baggage will be conveyed, fOT
ravelleT- to Ind from Boats tree OF charge; aid
COACHES viii call at the door to receive passeu-
.ers.
Good servants will be nplOyed TO wait on
jewellers, aud the House will be open at oil hours
f night tor their reception. Charges made 70
Wt ~. times. Wheeling, may ~. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

THE subscribers have on hand aud offer fOT
sale at very reduced prices, large assortment
Of GROWN WINDOW GLA 50 OF ,yerV slz
either Wholesale or retail. They would recon-
mend those who wish good. durable aud hand
some aI.Icle 10 call aud examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere, It will positively be old
at Prices to suit the times.
NJ q r Il SWEENEY & co.
They have also on hand as usual At their store
room on Monroe street, every variety of FILM
GLASSWARE oft .sr own manufacture, and q
we'll eCted stock of az ZEN SNARE OF the
very best quality, low for cash may rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

L,ai- J.p.T- 81 thu 10 -t state that information
nd been received Oi the safe arrival at the Sauia
Be caravan within short distance ofIRdepe,lencr.
(Ni~s'unl The C1ravaR hpd large aIn ,unI Ol Irga
sdre. and iurs &, araVy amount
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
FARMr ron SALr

"A SMALL isfss ln Bslss-ni t..s,f.ly o.. sh-.u
N miles f-n whssl,ng. ossrsi 80 .sis -
Terms suited - the usss. To-. faru 80 siatf
cre- Of cleared lsnd Ia ttcsiissf So csitss
tom. having lais IN grass ios ne i--i i>sr yrs--
y"ung 49, hard ~ -sleyiet Guii. risnisd shsf
The tn'-' approved plaza he sol - ~ ~. ysry s-s
quality fo' iuI'hsr paussaist. soSair. 81 as
s<lir~. = n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

MARKED -on "Wednesday evening lasi a. liza
ROver. ONO. BV tie Res, GKo. WILLS. Mr. w. W
JIAIE>ON o thus chy 10 Mrs. CAROLINE w. Nc
COY. daughter " Chester Weh.. Esq-. Vi The Tor
meT place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

A TRlGIC ScENE.- Amongst the many heart
rending details that have been given in the fbregn
journals of the sad effects Of the earthquake Al
Guadal.su We find the following in a letter pub
Ii,Asd la the Paris C-astf at"nai. After Describing
an any disastrous occurrences. the writer says:
"Suddenly Q behcd the iiele.s body ui u man ia
the prime of life. aud near hiB a beautiful young
uomin. She appeared ahs.rhed ia grie'; enc could
alrBost ir ,gins herr mtrhe figure weeping ovet
tomb L. her checks WIS still dIscernIbe the faInI
blush IL a aud a smile on her lips-und yet
she dead. young girl. to esrapc from certain
death. rushed ulI from hsr fathers house, but, nt
the nn,uIrnt heu sne consid red herself safe
h,usr fell near her. anil paI of the ruins held her
firmly to the sp,t BY the luwer eIiremuIes. Sac
called luudy f,r help, the MIRO the flames
appeared advancing with giants pace. A soldier
snJcaNured 10 eIirIcste her. Jut ia She Ihon
ees"ighI bH. io cui other Two ess IA order
h-taLI,sn tie ere Which had already reached heL-I
ThtaAjIeS yielding I" h'6 rnt-euIIes drew hHswurd
sud prepared a cut the legs. when, his heart. TAIL
ing him. he lied. The young gIri was consumed
The sI.,mer Great Western. winch leIi n York
on Taur.day last. carried uuI larger number of
Pas.~nE~r. ihln any Pft virus trip she has made
d 10 -aid that upwa,ds OF Epry applications Tor
b,rths necessarily refused. Among the pas
-, s,r, ~ss Ma 5 JIudcu.
CONFL NGR NTION-Thc lIarrisburgh Argus
states t.st 6uy tL0Ssaud dollars Ui renei issue,
60 .e-lleJ Ih- Sias Treasurer. ihe hrs OF I'd ~
tn,,plh we're butni the A .dHVr Generals ufice
,,u W~l.e-tlaV.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
TRIST SALE.


Rh Virtue Of deed of trust from James SaT
gent sud Deborah his wife To me dated h
n - Gay 81 June, u. ts42. aud duly recorded d.
the cci office for the county Of OHIO, shall oI.
the u IA day OF June. iSi1 al ~ O'Clock, IN front
ol the court house On Wheeling. expose To pubu
saly az Auction Tor cash, Ike following de serb q
= al estate, 20 VII: a certain piece or parcel Of
land situated add L. iRg IN the county Vt OHIO.
State OF lnglnia, and bounded as follows, TO wit.
beginning az posi- on the West side OF the Ma
tlOnai rOad, and joining the south line OF tn
lands OF william Neal, therte south TWO degrees,
East htteen and five tenths perch 10 post,
thence south fifty nine and one fourth degrees,
west thirteen aud five tenths perches, To post on
the West Bank of little " heelink creek, thence
north two 1vgfees, west fifteen and hVe tenth >
perches to post, thence north fifty nine and one
fourth degr e. east thirteen aud hyc teuths perch
es 20 the place of beginning, containing one acre
and twenty three perches, being the same land
conveyed to said Sargent by John kiEgin.
Selling as trustee, shall oaly convey to thu
purchaser such utie - IN me vested By saIe
deed of trust ALFRED CALDN ELL,
may 20 Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
DEAFNESS CURED,

SCARPHS
COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL,
THOR the cure OF DEAFNESS pains. and The
discharge Of matter from the ears; also all those
dIsagreeable noises. like the buzzng of insects
falling Of wafer. whizzng Of stenm, Sc. &c. which
are symptoms of approaching deafness, and also
generally attendant With the disease. For sale by
DR. CRUMBACKER. No l13, Main ST.
Sole AgeRt.
This medicine is highly recommended and nu-
meTuus certificates are gwen, 10y very respectable
persons Of the many astonishing cures winch II has
periurmed. may -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
BOOTS SHOES
MARKET SQUARE

C1IGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT
A TODD. has just received n large and
cCmpl,t e assortment Of the following Goods which
are Of the best quality. and wIl! be sold low FOR
cash at his BOOT. 81 or AND BONNET HOUSE.
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots. sew ed. city made.
de- do do pump sole
Kin; Calf and Thick Bpls.
GeprI,men.' fne cali and Mprocco shoes OF the
latest style yi=:-Biddes. Uniuns, Downings, Web
.Iers. Cali nnd Moroccn Dancing Pumps. Tavern
Slips. and water proof Over shoes also, Kip aud
Thick BroCnns Of oil kinds
LADIES' SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black cold aud brunzsd KID Slippers IT
different kinds Village Lace. PARIS Tee. Buskins.
Jefferson Ties. fine strap and tie KID. Seal. Morocco
and Cali walking shoes. white md black kd aud
S,rn Slippers, black aHd coII SILK aud Lasting
Caters. water proc { fur lued Over shoea.
MISSES & CHlLDRENS SHOES
Fine city mode Kid aud MorDrco Slippers. Kid
Seal nnd Calf walking Shoes Mnrocco and Cali
Lace Boot. black and cnId KID Buskins black and
cold Victoria Caters KID. Cali and Morocco Ankle
Ties.
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETs.
Fins PLAIN and Wave FLORENCE Brad Buunsis
English and American Straw DO, Cypress. Wiilow
and Lawn do Gentlemen Fine Jeghufn, eng u
and double hrim summer Hats imuutua Panama
or Orleans Hats Boys and Childrsns Lsghou
and Palm Leaf fiat. IT every yaueiy.
LEATHER.
Spanish Country Sole KIP and Uprcr Leafhrr
Calf KID, Goat, Binding nui Lining Skins. Of ih,
hest quality. Also pretty respectable spriukle %
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Juu call at rh
Sign oflhs BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT, snuu
End Of Market square may IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
GENERAL ASSORTMENT Or SCHOOL
ROOkS

SrEPHENSON a. FASwELL, respectful,
ell h. attention Of - hool teachers, and { ,
Pshic generally, 90 their stock Of school aud Col
iyEs bouks. Cslbfa .ug 81 the works IN genera
49,. ira school and collegiate education, iron
, finicr 90 the highest class Of Mathematirs.-
ne departments Of LeAicsgraphy, Biography.
bot-nv MinersloRy, Chemistry, Philosophy, Has
tpffs hathemattCs. Geography. Astronomy, &c.
DC are All veil Represented by the most apPTo-
80 az hors. and Of the latest editions. at mucL
lower prs - than heretofore nered m this section
"i country. Our stock "a Medical. Theologica
anu miscellaneous Books large aud general
aha our ara t2cmcnts with the Eastern pu1 li>h
ef> are such that. iu the event Of ecing calrt
uPoh Tor what may not be on our sh elves, we Cat
iuInlrh 10 order an Ten DAYS.
Country Merchants and school commissioner,
90 teachers are invited 10 call and examine 70
themselves. may 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
MEsMERIsM.
puINONARY CONSUMPTION.

HUST published. decentralization Of The eurahiE
~ Of Pulmnnary Consumption. ~ az hs siagssi
mri sing on inquiry into The Nature, Gauss,
synpioms. Treatment, and prevention u subtfen-
Iou, diseases In general, by VIM M'Dowsll N D.
n 1 ,outsyille Ky. For rals BY
sTEPIIENsON E. HASWELL,
- Unton 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

small bills arc Troublesome ne Ihs nan said
hon be Nus walked up by The musqgHoes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

4 OUNTER SCALES, a new article, warran
mayis OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

4 DvICE TO ALL-Evsry family. particularly
~ those who live al distance 30 the country. j
siouid always he provided with supply Of he
srAlNBURN's VEGETABLE EKrHAcr Pills.
Which by being timely administered will prevent
che progress Of many fatal diseases az the follUyng
rssPeotable pers'ns (Nhs having used Them in their
fsmies) now stand. ready 10 testify N The e1csllen
health preserving qualiies Of lhsss Pills.
Robert Murls. No 475 Greenwich 81. New York
Frsncis Post IS Vandam 81 do
WIN s Fusby. 365 Hudsan e do
Henry s Thorn, 2l6 Division - do
EN- Anderson, 353 spriag 81 do
a w Lester. 40 Sullivan - do
Office ~ the salo uf the shove valuahls Pill. !.
No 93S Broadway. next door 70 the rsbernaoIs-
Price Is cents per hoT.
For sale BY JOHN n THOMPSON.
~ the bookstore n WIN Robb
Also foT sale BY ? w BASSETT.
may 90 Smith Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
4 CARD.

70 THE CITIZENS Or WHEELING AND
A VICINITY have un hand nn entirely new
md large assortment Of Upholstery Wnte. suitable
Tor Merchants. Families aud Captains ui Boats.
c1nssiing of Curled Hair. MISS. Husk, Spring and
Cotton Mattresses Of The best materials, OF every
S'ze and al very reduced prices. Dam rks. Mernoes.
trnges, Tassels and Cards. SickIng Billions aud
very article usually found in extensive esiab-
I'hmenl. Merchants aud Famiiics wanting any
rtcle ia my line. can be supplied al an hours no
ice and The ir Iavors thankfully received Grateful
Tor the very liberal patronage have at all times
reserved from the citizens Of Wheeling lor many
years, mnsi respectfully rrqu-sta continuation Of
the snme. My warehouse Is Mt the Cur,rr Of WO-,i
mud Water SIS. wM NOBLE, UshOlsirrer
Pittsburgh. May %, 2wp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

OAI.M LEAF HATS.-JO COZ Palm Leaf
II Hats, received inIs day and for sale very
uw by HALL ~ WICKHAM,
may IS Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
SUPERIOR FASHIONABLE HATS.

SUPERIOR FASHIONABLE HATS.
NATE have Un baud and manufacturing and
w selling . the lowest pp-sIhie piccs at our
old stand CD Mum rect. ss-uT.menI of insl.
1 abb Has Of q Il roa ly siPeri To nHy ia
mat has ever b, ca offered this uTkei. am1ug
fhrm nre
Beaver SILK
Neuira OUer
Cashmcro rum
Brush RGg.a, and Youths Hats
of all desc Iipiinns.
FOX CASH we will sell lswer than the same
arllcIe be had auy other establishment IN THIS
ely. Call aud see w w e. S III JlMESON.
NAV 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31


Isaac Sprngsr and Others
la Chsncery- By sirtue 90 thv deere. Brons-.-
Ced in this causs, on the IOth daF 81 Nssssrl-r
tsi2. the undersigned, MI oh,r iof sa.s I'D tbs
residence Of said Springer. 4 60 uft - 80 "a
Wheeling on the sattonal TOAD. - 3aturtsv ths
third day 81 June nrH'. the follo~tnx personsl
property, belonging 90 the defendant tz.se
SPRINGER, 20 VT. one huTse, cu~s g fsathsf
beds, bcdst' ads and srddInEs. bursau, tblr.
doZ chars, large copper kcftle and hoEs
Also, Ons lot of Ia nd cuntainfnE Que sCfr. sifu-
ated on the Nauoual road tour snd . hall mics
east OF Wheeling, bang the residence q sd
Springer, together ~ith the imprON en-, uts thsrs-
Terms-Cash, for the pvrchsse 81 ths persoasl
property! on all sumo 60 the smnuut S21. over
that sum, 90 days credit Will b. giveu. beariag
interest from the day Of sale. For me tss estatf
acredit DISK, twelve and rigatceh nonths with
inierest,the purchaser purCha giNtug ~ Ale
with go' : security, fsr the payment u the puT-
chase money. Tor said personal property and fSsi
estate, art the iItls 10 SAID land rstatned uaul
the same ~ pad.
I w MITCHELL, n s ior
ArCh'd Woods SherIil Ohtato.
may asd Conf ia his behstG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
WAGON TRANSPORTATION

WAGON TRANSPORTATION
f. MIGRANT AND PACKAGE LINES
From CUMBERLAND 10 WHEELING
NIJPHANT'S g. DUNCAN'S. have established
I the above Lines. for the Transportation OF
Passenger Merchandise and Packages. from Cum.
berIoud 10 Wheeling. ~ connection iih the Rail.
r., mi 10 and FROM Bait 10 PhiIadclphis
Wagon Line tdaIly.) through in days
Fmigrant e. Package Line. through in az hours.
On Shr,ver's Patent Bow Spring Wagons lSun
DAYS excepted
Al present, EmiErani and Package Line Fri
wssk;y-leaying Wheeling TuesdayS. Thur.-
dave and Saturdays. OF O'Clock 2 NJ.
Leaves Cumberland same days and hours
Rsceipiing zoe goods through 10 BALTIMORE or
PbiIsdelphis and 81 Phiadslpha Baliirnprs
through TO Wheeling.
PRESENT RATES.
rAuC.RANT a PACKAGE LINE-Seats through
q, wheeling g. end lOOlbs baggage allowed
All ,,rkngss under 33lhs so cts.-OveT, a the
I rate of 81 50 per Ste.
WAGON LINZ wheeling 70 Cumberland 50 cis
\ rs, 100 rs Cumberland 20 Wheeling IS cents
/ psr 100 lhs.
\ ag,,,s--JAMES " FORSYTH & CO Wheslipg
JOS PIT v ELDER.
sAMI. NJ SHOEMAKER. Balfinar,
DRAKELY g. FENTON,
/ PECK e. LORI. Philadelphia
OLIEIiANTS b Do MEANS,
Propuctor, Cumberland.
may
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BANK NOTE q EXCHANGELIsr

BANK NOTE a. EXCHANGE LIST
Corrected Tor The Wheeling Times
srANDARD.-GOLD AND SILVER.
ohio Philadelphia bank par
CINCINNATI Banks par Southwark bank rar
Franklin bk Columbus 2dlWeSiern bank par
ChilicuIhe 2LlB,nk of Penno =. ma,
Lancaster Sud B OF Penn tovush. par
CON- bk Lake Erie 3Odl MpyanersIng hank =" par
Crbdna bank Tod Mechanics bank unr
Granville bank oOdl Manuf e. Mech blk par
Can't -'k Sud Bank ui Chester 60. par
Cleveland bauk 45d Bank vi Delaware CO pas
ScinIO hank 3Udl Bank of Germantown IN,
nehhga bank' WeslerhlBk of Montgomery CT Iar
Reserve. Nlassilo Column. boy lesIown D. Buck. con,r
bIana. Farmers bk Steu.l Easlun bank mar
benville. bk Nj Pleasant Farmers BIZ Bucks co par
Bem 'Hibk ClaiIsvrllc franklin b'k Wash ton mr.
NJ uskIngum ok. Clinton Mng. Blk Brownsville uur
hk OF Columbus. baLk oi'Columba bank and
Wooster. bunk ui Saudus Bridge Cumuany .
Ky. bank U ArnIa. banL Farme rs' Blk Lancaster .
oi Marietta. Warren bank Lancaster county BIS 3
Circle vIe GAINESVILLE BIZ, York bank S
D"yion.1nd NOrwalk. ii Bank Of Chnmbersburg S
hENrUcKY.All banks rar Gettysburg bank 5
INDIANA 'B'k of Susuuehanna g.. 20
State Bank a. br'chs q 81 Miners biz of louisville
Siuie ScTIp BOD Bank of MIddleIown
ILLINOIS B'kof Northumberland 7
Stale bank and branches Carlisle bank
65 Farmers' b'k Of II, aiding
ShawneeIOwn 10 Harrisburg bank
MICHIGAN unceriuIn Ilonesdaie bank 2
TENNEssEE Lebanon bank
All banks 4a5d Erie bank 6
VIRGINIA Waynesburgh bank 5
All banks par Bank of LewIsiUyvn
PENNsYLyANiA Northampton baHk 90
Banks Of PliInburgh par Wyoming bank 10
Bk oi \ ANA PhIra par Pittsburgh relief notes 5
~ Of n Liberties par Country relief notes 6
Cum. B'k Of Penn. par Erie. &
Ken.ingIun Bank par Berks e. West branch -
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PECAN NUTS,

- BBI.S Flesh Pscans Tor sale by
, may 10 MKEE & co.
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TVNO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-
TURERS. Just received from Philudelphiu'
a. The sign Of the BIG RED BOOT
II dozen best Morocco skins.
10 do superior Md skins.
do goat skin bindings
10 do pink lining skins.
do goat skins, superior article
Shoe manufacturers In want Of any Of The above
articles. will 6nd them superior srticle and Will
h. ,,lI low (or cash. SAM.L MCLALLEN.
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