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LADIES' COMPANION.

We acknowledge with pleasure the
receipt of the Companion for the month
of April-embeIished with three beaui'
rul engravings-"Leonoro,' "Byron
contemplating the Coliseum 1.-The
Fashions"--,,ogeIhor with the usuaI
pages of Music. The reading matter Is
entirely original, and from the pens o
the most distinguished literary writer's o
the age. The Companion is isPobdshed
monthly by w. W. soowden, No 100
Fulton street, New York, at $500 pc
annum.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

Col. BENTON, IN 1924, entertained
opinions respecting men aud principles
very d (Itrent from those which he probes
ses now. The necessity OF eating ooe =
words now aud then, may be rcrNoncd
among the hardshps OF II pol'lIcIonS'7
life. They resemble in that particular
the old heathen divinity, Saturn VINO was
SAID TO deyour his own offspring. The
following is nn extract from a letter pub
Ilshed with Col Bonton's own signature
in lho Missouri InlelItseGcer OF Ocl. 22d,
1924:
"The principles which would govern
Mr. Claws administration, If elected
arc well known to the nation, IheI
have been displayed upon the floor o
Congress for lhc last II years Ihel
constitute system Of American policy
based on the agriculture end manulnc
lures Of his own county 'ni'rlo
and foreign cOmmorce-- upon IN erna'
as weU as sea hoard lmprovomenl-op
ON the Independence OF the new worl 10
close commercial alliances with MeX'c
and South America. II II is said tho
others would pursue the same system
we answer that Tie fomader of the sNs
tom is the natural executor OF his ow
work Tha, the most efficient pro'e'
tor Of American iron, lead, hcmo, wo'
md cotton. would br the 'uumpba'
champion Of tho new Tariff; tho sale'
Ilueud TO interior commerce would b
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

A Second Gronrel, A man entered
,hs Michigan House Of representatives,
on Fndq,. aud procIolmrd ia a load
y,ieo ,h,t the Legislature had beco N
session lonp cuourh, und Commanded the
,,cnlrrs forthwith to adjourn Nnd 20
home 10 thcir families and constituents
nan the pa,us and penalties Of his dis
measure No one knew h,m, aud he was
iorct b ,joclcd by The Sergeant at
arms.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

We beg leave distinctly to say that the
president so Gnr from desiring third party
expects in six months that his adminlsra
tion will be sustained by three lOurlhs OF
the democratic party in The country
MadiSOniaR
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Mr. F. had time now 10 MIND tue
channel ol the river, and deliberate uP
on the beauty and grandeur oI letter
IN tho sky! 1t was remarkably inter
estug to him, as NAY well be supposed,
from the accuracy Of It's formation. Al.
ter about one Minute and half, ho
watching it and Sho boat alternately, II
changed, turning iO,o distinct
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14
THE TREATY WITH CHINA.

The Canton Register OF November
18Th gives the substance of some Chr,
nese documents, then recently received
Mt Macao. English merchants are to
be permitted to reside with their tam
lies at Canton, Fuhkeen, Annoy, Ming
do and Chinghae; TO enjoy the Odvan
tnae Of free trade; English cOnsuls TO be
appointed for said ports; place 10 be
assigned and materials furnished for the
repair of vessels that have sustained
damage; the Hong monopoly to be abol
ished, aud English merchants to trade
with any whom they may choose TO deo
with; and three millions OF dollars arr
appropriated for the payment Of d"bt
due from the Hong merchants 10 the En-
pIish. Nat Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

rrThe trial Of Mercer for the mur
der of Hoberlon (of which our readers
have had some particularly resuIIe d in
the acquittaI Of Mercer. The defence
rested mainly on the ground OF insanity
"A plea which of late appears TO be re.
sorted 10 in all capital cases.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

DEEP SNOW The last Auburn Jour
nal, in speaking Of the storm says that
between Auburn and Syracuse the snow
was % feet deep for long distance on
the Tack-and that east Of Utca, there
was u long distance Of nearly forty Jee'!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

The appearance orthe Comet is said to
have caused great alarm among the popu'
Ialion Of Yucolan especially the lntlon
pnruon Oft A full view of il was had
every night in the Gulf & the nucleus was
seen very distinctly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

Flight Of the Locoforo Treasurer of
Mississippi, -Gtaves. the Treasurer ot
Mississippi, has pocketed the funds oI the
State aud fled, The following is from
tho Vicksburgh Sentinel Of the 2Sh uh.
Yesterday, Mr.. Galloway, the Secre'
tary Of State, and several Others from
Jackson, arrived in our city with the
Governors proclamation, offering $1,000
reward for tho apprehension Of Graves,
it taken out ol the State $500 # caught
in Mississippi. ItapPears that he made
his escape on Sunday evening Just be-
fore dark, though guarded by five men,
fIe asked them 10 let him take nap
with his wife, and the guard permitted;
but after they thought he had slept long
enough, and went TO wake him up, they
! found lady in tho blankets, and The
Treasures OF the State Of Mississippi on
his way TO Texas or parts unknown, -
In Governor Tucker had Jumped the
chasm at the proper time, when no was
pressed to do so By Gov. MNul', he
would have saved more TO the Stale
tban he has by falling to advertise mur'
dere,s and robbers, lest he might be sus.
pacted of bribiDg the press. The State
will lose one hundred and forty odd hou'
sand dollars by tho ignorance and i'm
bechuy of Governor Tucker and his le-
gal adviser"
We think it somewhat doubtful whe
ther Gov. Tucker ever"lays his Execu
. tive paw" on tho Swartwouling Treas
/ urer Buain Morn, Ch ON.
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Observation-Disclosures De-
NELOPEMENIS.

The Harrisburgh Key oI Saiur'
day, which has been up to This time the
organ of Cover Porter, has 9D edlorl.
al article which contains some curious
disclosures. 1t commencPs with COM
pIimcnt upon the ca)mness and dignity
of PennsY Iyunla, and thea il proceeds 10
state that Mr. Tyler has attempted 10
corrupt the State Government, and adds;
"Wo proclaim TO the Democracy of
PENNSYLVANIA that bargain haS been
entered into, and the power and the se'
ductions Of the General Government with
al the hopes and fears which it can cre'
ale, is being used to subsdIze the press
break down the elastic splrlI Of the dem-
oc.arc party, and transfer the special
Keeping fits members to Captain Iy(eF
u Co."
The proof Of this is in tho fact. tha;
tho Keystone, being the organ Of the
presen, Executive in the State, ,@as pied
with communications in favor OF Mr..
| TYLER. # refused to publish them, and
as consequence tho friends of Mr., Ty'
Ter refused to vote for lis publishers as
State Printers. The keystone thea
adds:
ave have sacrificed much in the hon.
est conviction that we were doing right
in sustaining the ptesen; State admins
tration, and as proof that we have sus'
tained it arjently and yea aIousIy, we need
but 10 refer to the columns our paper du.
ring the last four years, We shall con.
tinue to support that administration in
ell its democratic measures, but we will
rel pei all efforts 10 make The columns Of
, the Keystone TEEN with Tylerism! Com.
! muuicatio MS, glowing with the beauty
aud power and glory and majesty Of Johu
Tyler, have been presented TO US in man
uscript, directly from the hands Of David
:, R. Porter, which we have been cal
= led upon, by every coRslderalionof pat
y. rioIsm TO reject from our columns"
The paper then says, that another
= communication has been handed TO the
" editor by Gov. Porter himself, though
> not in his handwriting, which is publish,
y y ed. 1t says that Pennsylvania stauds
y y pledged 10 Buchanan, but if he is no, IN
- ibe field, it will 60 Tor Tyler, and pros
! ceeds TO give the reasons.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

The Rev. ELI REGAL will preach in
the Court house, in CarrolItnn, on ihls
evening 1.-THE l4thl at. early candle light.
ing-Asc, on Saturday a. 2 n'clock' and
IN the evening g--Alrll IL a, lS45.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

MARRIED On Tuesday evening,
the 4lh inst, by the Rev. J. Mon'gome'
~, Mr. MATHEW V, STRoNDER to Miss
ELIZABETH ANNE VANBUsKIRK, all OF
CarrollIon. Carroll county, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

General John Armstrong, U s. Minis
ter to France during the reign of Napo
Icon, Secretary Of War during the war
Of 1879, &c,--diod at his residence in
New York, on the lst inst
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CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.


Connecticut seems still to repose IN
the erms Of Locofocoism. We have not
foil returns; but such as we have leave
HuIe doubt Of the re-. election of CIeve
land (LocofOco,) Governor The Lagis-
lature is Of the same political cast, but
by what majority, We have no, learned.
IT IS also quite probable, out not certain,
that The Loeos have elecled majority oI
Copgressmeu in Conncctcut The A bo
liIon ticket appears to have united ius'
about votes enough to do no good for
itself, serving only 10 secure the detea
Of the Wings aud the success Of the Lo
cos,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

Prepared and sold BY a & ssnds q. Co, Drug
gsts and Z hemists. Granite buildinzs.t 2ri
brosd~sv, corner of Cha mbers 1T New Vork.
nnd for rale by Dr~xeists throughout the y S.
PIlcs 81 pc bottle. ak botties for IS. :. q
bel that u is Sandss Sarsaparilla that HAS and s
constantly achieving ruch remarkable cares OF
the most difficulf class OF diseases 10 which the
parIlIa. and teke no other.
OLIpER PRY OR AGENT By special APP
po'1fment for the Proprisfors. for Wheeling
and vicinity. iv ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
~ ID 4 Y-GOOD s.
GREsT ATrRACiIOSI
~ sEco.>J SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODSm!!

'NHE AUBScRlBER bess leave to inform
the cilizens of Whcrlms and the
Lsish.,o, hsod, that he has last returned from
In. a1eirlfia anu B sfti nJre ard ~ now recer
iuxa - $50 > ;..,tri.. s.ra - I l-nrn
ls,s, FRESH STOCK or; NEW GOODS -
sei,x .he second su,.pls this Fall which for
O ATTY k~D css EAr>Esss ca~not be excellex n
eluhed IN the t;ny OF Wheeling. ~
I.istbs vi every variety Of shade and price We
nv H. " inscei
G. -sneres aad y assinet,s Of the greatest qacn-s
,tv ma -ti able. - ..sta
ks.utacky Jeans. (tsied cloths. s..g ...s F.
Ke-~eys Bs AVER cf.,ths, tirattc cloths. md rve-
ry VARIETY of goods tor Coats aud paata vOns.
Bs1ched aad Bls~n MIslsns, Flanneis and
Ch'rks, ~ ~
Also n he largest assortment OF Caiieoes he
-h8s rte, ed io the pu,ic.s.. - -.
Bones ie. t.ari-i and Manchester GtHghanis.
SplrndiS nev ~ le Goods for dfess,s, such as
rch 6gl Veireks, Cpina Pehm. Chusen de
I.aiae Mussi.s de Lame. silk stripe Aackhars.
On ne article, -Strnrsi fi.s'd -hanycahls pHln.
aadviries ate g. ,4tpdea Latstfes. with eycrS'
kiad Sf = ,adsil fi-hiin for Ltdiss' dresses;
Stalois Htadkerciiefs. Giores. Hosiery hi.ts,
Cults, .tlboous, Bonnet s'iAs and innings, Ar
sfhc 1nnder-is ed would TAKE this occa'ion 20
expfesshis thaaxs TO IN -ssfslc Car the liberal
stFs OF their atr5laae herctofDre receive, aud
keYes and heliry,s that an examlnaton OF his
stvsA vii sat sly any that I've Is stid en- tilted
90 full share oil me public patronage
ott IL $3.50 JSEN SFNEY-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

/ MORE NEW GOODS. NJ the Nssc lork eisa
| lVl Cash A.rs. leg Marke, s.. WHEELING ".
Az Y0RkE. ~oald respectfully. ipL.sm hi
r'-iourrs ard tue public generally. that h- has jus
rr'nrned fam the ast with q general ssssrfment a
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cookery Ware
Hardware. Bso's. Shoes. Re. Which he INV open
ing md ready Ia sell cheap cheaper than sve'
The prhi'c invited 10 call and examine the fol
having afieles, viz: 49,. .a-... I
GROCERIES.
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
so boxes Gurrow.ier TEA. SO chests " n TEA.
% 'io Hy~on Skin d.. 10 hrrrs Iropcrisl do.
2000 Lbs I.,sf Sti6AR. S hhsls n SUGAR.
200a iA~ white Havana do; 25 Terccs RICE;
20 bhis ~ o MOLASSES; 20 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERaTUS;
10 hoxcs 10 plug TOBACCO. sup qu.liiy. l.ii u
10 io. ] 6 plug do sio. 1888 ra
20 do 3s rlas do do.
, kegs Twist do do. - +.
Npimees. Ground Pepper. Ground A'spice and
Cloves, Ginger. fndieo. Msdd~r. 10 snxes Pipes. SC.
DRY GOODS. tn
Blne DIX broad CLOTHS. Bue broad CLOTHS.
Olive brown d.. Olive cr~en do;
Ribbed CASHMERE s. BLACK cAsSiAiERES;
cassneus of all qna'ie-; Krrscvs 81 all qualities;
Linseys of all qnal-s; 10 bales brown MuslIns.
200 pcices iieached NlUSLINS; sf
900 >. PRINTS 81 all qualities and prices;
BLACK SATIN VISITING. ~
Fancy NESTING sfAI quaihie- and prices;
IRISH LTNEN; Bles rhfdsnd bro' Drtis
APRON CHECKS: BILE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. oil sr,ccs; Linen and Silk iidkis;
Blk and hrpwa HOSE. Gents and Ladies Gloves
BOOTS AND SHOES--2o0 prs Ladies Slippers
nf all prices and qualities; so prs LADIES' Cater
Boots; 100 prs Ladies KID Slippers SO pis Mems
thick B.,n,s. so prs MenS Calf BOOTS; SO prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Metz Thick and Kip
Breans cheaper than before offered m this city
HARDWARE of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
than ever hefpre offered in this ciiy.
. CROCKERY-A general assortment Of romrnon
and printed Crnekery by the crate and retail. Als'
many other articles TOO numerous Tn mention. All
NJ which will be sud cheaper Than ever before
ofTrr-si m this city,
B.--Couniry merchants Will I've snpp'ied al
Eastern prices. with a small commission added.
sepI5 le A YoRkE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

NEg FAkL.. AND ttISTER, Go,9p %.
Nm r q, mi Ma S' s1rs 81 Marsh Mars;
have receivedr her fist stock u Fall and
winter Goods. az follows: ssse,' -
sSaper Rr~seh Black, English and American
w,arl dped cio'hs :, plain and fancy cassimeres.
Rs.zir, plain Beaver. Flushing and Pilot Cloths.
Saitineils. Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield ker;
printed Fiaunels; plain and ie'dlsilks, and sat
ifstne~a style,l plaiu striped. UA'ered. change
ahie. FAD and plain Alpaca l,nstress Bombaz'nss;
satin striped and piain Muslin de I-aiaes striped
Ch.rsas, Lnsire t.aines, rope Rnehel. striped
..unettas printed Saxony French and English
Merinnes; Manchester. FaristoD. French aud
rhambrn Ginghams; Brorhas Dsmask de .aines.
Nerino zEnlhroidrrea, Dana ~. Wsollen. Tartan;
Eig'd Meripo. ThIhet. Eabyle. Lady Sale and
Helen McGreenr l, alie~' Shawlv; cord and black
KID Gloves, Long White DO. F,ncv Points and
Dress Haadkerchiefs, Aioncha Aprons. Silk
apron ms .eis. Black and cord twistod silk fringes
esaiRes and Iu-ef,inGs: Ssis~ and Iaecnef Dc;
Ashburton. Lyons aud Fancy Me- aces. cold
sk Giess !, Ress AMI asH,s,'s site. L i,"ep
Het;sIsin md hg' 4 SWISS Baok,l T.ace strieed.
cheeked and Jacanet Msslins: MI MALL. Nam
NJ, 's ss,s fs" Ne; IAN s avi
horpef Ri,heur; silk packet Hdkf- ITi=h linens
Mohair cloak fas4si~ Ga and s-4srahIe Diaper:
hrs~rf linen Table cloths. Linen. shessnaes ~ <
AMI cold muSlins. paprH do. Whlieand brnwn
;sSRS ana e"in,sd vsSess Cents bscR i,sIisH
crnsafs. D'Orsay soarfs. Boz tie stocks and By
rem co'la,ss black. white end cold Kid, cash-
suere and Thihet gloves: Merino and Satin YES
wings; super Gum Suspenders Snspender Ende;
blown COTTON, AnepIa and T.snh's wool jrawers
a4fsbirsS; brocade n1Ohair and Iasfine roaf md
ovsTcoat buttons; fu'd. rnohair and silk bindin0
sgnare coat cord, German and American Pins
black aad White .co'ton. black ambe Wool
niixed Saxonv ana Cashmere Hose 10 hal
Hoses Marie stripes, checked. brown ans
bleqrhed Driliirgs, canvass. padding. bleRchei
and brown uuslin. waddinc batting. Uu. breas
alarue assortment of French Chinfzes British &
AMERICAN PRINTS
Clpsease Of fine Florence Braid Bonnets. net
cole. Horse Hair Gimps; d.. d.r.
We invite The attention. of Country Werch1nt
90 our stock. y tieh is large and well selected.
Our Gus torner- and she ei'zens NJ Wheeling q n
vicinity. are resnectf,lly invited to give CT
beforr m qkiuo hrir Fall rurchases for ne O.
md Will cen Dry GOODS cheaper fha
Tsereeper before, 6rTed in.fhfs cify.a
apa2i ~ 1921 J. p. & r.. Y. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08

ERIN0Es, cImPs AND OTHER TRIM
kilNG.--I have splendid assorimem ~
Frjosrs Gisnrs. Rrni5s. Wislrb,nes. Rniinns for
~ siis. sns olher sr,ieiss s. Mhirsu Tdaminzs.
.sra W sBlBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
FOUNTAIN INN,
lisfs Bsiftoor>r's.} h,euf ST.. BALTIMORE
" " p,1' r. P,.pr.ss~s.

II AVING iessed this extensive and fsvoriie g.
= j tshlishme AT. and entirely. renovated ssd ~
fitted Il throughout that h compare sdvsnis
eeoos'y With sny sinlss establishment in The Unaa-
nave mn besisaiisn ion eodcsvorin to attract tho
attention "f ihe travelling public this fsvcsss
ns'eL 1.-THE most strenuous excrtinns. joined -
eSery p'ssib'e convenience To he fosnd elsew trr.
"a" insure success. they pledge themselves TIA Ne
orner well earned reputation SHALL not only -
mer'ted hut surpassed. -
In aecordsnre with the difficulties Of the timss.
'hey have determined TO reduce their charges -
eonesI'ond. Prre 81 .25 per dsy
Baltimore. Jpiy g. 1919 IL ea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAf $500 600

THIS compsny Icing new duly orsa nized ~
prepered TO make insurance on every des-
entpion ofFre and Marine Risks. such az dwell
ling aouses, Store ouses &C with their con-
tents. Also. Steam Boats. Fiat ROats aod Keel
Boat - with their cargoes. TO aad from any rort
on the Ohio aud Mississippi rivers. OF they trib-
ntary streams. Appiicati0n fer Insurance. 10 be
made for the present st the Office Of the Wheel
aug r Wcov soc',w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
". ". r s. n. UNISON.
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL Dealers az HAM
AND CAPS

Weaside Of Main street, Wheeling. Va.
Lave on hard and are constantly manafaesur-
y ing geaeral assortment Of superior Fps AL
SILK hats They have received the latest spring
- supply TO order all sizes and qu ai'ies m the
k.,esent or psst style, al may suit customers
Black snd Drab beavlr and Castor, Plsia
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on b md assortment Of plaia
and fancy mems aud hovs fur and cloth caps,
sll Of which they offer 20 their custs mers and tie
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders rom country merchants aud deal
ers promptly filled on the NOS favora bio .terma-
Thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received, they solicit n share IF pub
lie patronage which they are determined t. de-
serve by prompt attention, personal applicants
.I.I F.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
TNaURANCE.

n ISKS will be taken ~ tho FIRE A. MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al fhs lorssf rates on
Buildings Of al kinds. ST. ne. BRICK or woodsa
add their conie0ts:
s,esmooa,,si factories; mills, &e-
And MERCHANDISE ofall ki0ds.
And againstail dangers attending the trans
portation Of Roods rivers. lakes. seas. caaalai
ami railroads. "a
Ftrtle character Of the company a. 70 pfomp-
iitnde ard literally in ibe adjustment and pa
nent Of lessee we beg loave 90 refer tee mer-
chaote az this place a. d elsewhere VINO have hnd
me adiistu1eqf - claims upun ~ aag1
once oa Msis 81. r. HARDING ssee'y- q
wyOR SALE, Chamoise, Taprz. Amaiheisf
! and sramei BREAST PINS. Jet Slsasyi Pea
Hears end Cruises. o FAlRCbiLD. =.
90 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
MONROE HOUSE.
lfonros Street. befpers M5;n md Market Streets
WHEELING. VA.
yAWFs MATTERS. Proprietor.

JANIS eIhfHENo FroPFftfoTs
THE Mnnroe House has been entirely rsnovated
and refted ihrouehoui. and The preprieioF
has NJ hesitation IN saying that he ran accommodate
me travelling pubic ~ WELL " not hotter han sny
oaher Hotel IN This civ. His unliring ererions
shall hs devnled ~ he cousort Of his gnesis. This
house l. ioesied within 20 reds % The s'ram Boat
Landing and nearly opposite The Poet Ofbce, making
IL iesrshie s'oppiaF pinre ior strangers visiting
The civ On business Baggsge win bo conveyed n
snd from sieaunhoafs free NJ charge. sod eoache'
will call ~ she door 70 receivs passengers
Attached 10 he house isa gcod STABLE which
uiI bc we'll and carefully attended ~. siranger
~ snii Inc tines. ort p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
LUMBER.

ME Subscribers having purchased The LEM.
u Der YARD on MAN street the Bridge.
iormer'y occupied by Mclean e. Rice. respectfully
IS form the Publis that they prepared al oil times
TO furnish ell kinds Ct PINE LUMBER on the ne.s
lavorshle terms lor ca'h.
Auoched 10 this yard excellent planning ma
chine which will be cunsiarIly supplied with nor
ked flooring. Desfher boarding esisg &C. which will
be sold fUr cash. ne low any place in the Wes-
tern country. All orders thankfully received ana
promptly attended 70. L. 8. ROOF & CO
Wheeling. August 1l--If
Washington Examiner copy 10 smouut Of two dol
lars and charge Times
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-08
| MEXICAN HARDWARE Al

A MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
N GUTLERY.-The suhseriher has just reeeiv.
ed fresh supply of HARDWARE a. CUTLERY.
the most Of which IL American MANUFACTURE great
y rdnced prices. aud 81 equal qualify with The bess
English manufacture. Those who acquainted
With the prices Of Hardware viii please call and
The practical operstion Of what u called by some
The late high Tariff on the following arIeles all
Hsrican:
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
PITT do HAND do
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