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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
We copy with pleasure the lubjoiped notice
from The Somerset Herald, Published at Princess

We copy with pleasure the Subjoiued notice
from The Somerset Herald, Published at Princess
Anpe, Marylsnd II i
The Rev. T. WI Simpson, pssior3of the PrssI
bylefian Church or this place, according to sni
nouncemeus in our last. delivered. an oeatieI
before The Total "A siinence Society ofibis eis,
trlct, oaihe 4t inst, which, while il forms ant
other link 10 the 2enViabie fame which, he bad
slreads won IS sound practical reasaner aud
successful minister cfthe Gospel. cannot fail q
place the society under great and lasting oblg Il
tons 10 him for his distinguished efforts 10 iheli
behalf 10 his remarks, Mi. S confined himself
70 one point nsmely, . sheH that esary tudli
yEdnal present should fortnNiih become akpresf
1ical advocate OF temperances and that hs
successfully established the Importance ahd res
cessity OF this step, may be Inferred from tbs
fact. that no sooner bad he completed his dc;
course than III present who had hitherto with.
held their iE~luence snd example from the rp,sse.
deliberately walked ZIP and signed the pledge.
The Rev. Mr. Allen also made few yetS
Perlinent remarks. which were received, II We
may judge from the coontenaFces Of many y
roundHus, with general favor ait
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Reduction or Rates Of Travel The rates Of
travel between Richmond and the cities north Of
that CRY have been reduced 10 he following
Whole fare between Richmond & Washington Sc 80
Do. :" q baltimore 90
Do. " :" Philadelphia.
By the New Castle and Frensltown rail-.
road aed Steamboat liue 80 90
Or, BY Peck 4 bore's line 9 so
This reduction Says The Richmond
Compher) woold, we understand, have
been made long since By the compsDies
between this and Washington, but thai
tue Bsllimore and Ohio Railroad Compat
ny decliaed making any reduction on
their railroad between Washington and
Baltimore, thus ihroxiag The whole bur
den. Of reduction on The Virginia compa-
mes. Soihe means will. we trust. De
found To bring doRu The exlravagant
charge between those tge cities, 81 80
for! lhirty.six niles which, 4 Considering
tbe large navel on. the Baltimore and
Washington Railroad is much higher
than any other railroad 10 The whole u
Dion. Sueh-a change must be seriously
preludicial 10 all other railroad companies
on me northern aud southern iiae she
tween New York add Charleston. as well
e, 70 the people Of Baltimore and Wash
ingion, whose local and business inter-
course must, 10 these hard money times,
Be greatly checked by il. II ought moi
70 exceed 81 80. at any rate. and We
have little doubt that at this rate the COM
Panies' receipts wo1ld be much greater
ION aecouai Of tie great increase Of sray-
81 which areduciion Of charge would oc..
cssior) than al the presen; rate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Information has been received a! Bos
ton. By late arrival from Valparaiso, Of
an arrangement having been made with
the Government Of Chill. by John s. Pen.
dIelon. Esq Charge d'Affai:es of'the u.
ntted States. BY winch indemnify is seeur-
ed TO citizens Of the United States to the
amount Of two hundred thousand dollars,
in insialmenis Of $50 900 each, Of which
the 6rstis sand TO be already on its way to
the United States. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

The Presiden. d ihe United States bas
pafdoned John B, Henderson. who was
convicted about Ete years ago Of counter
letting Treasury Notes. and sentenced TO
Ten years impfisod pent 10 The penitensJs-
~. Henderson Has MOI been confined
quite 6ye yesfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Death Of Washington .4iisfoa T. We.
lament to-F'aie that Warrington Allstont
he ,ing1isbed artist, died suddenly,
from state 81 apparent health a. hts resi-
.iencs il Cam5ridge. Mass. On Saturday
might last .F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
sauApELEs OF JHHE DEMOCRACY.

&c during the canvass Of Io40. iIany persons
were ihauenced by tie flst Of that era. they mpsI
have belonged 10 The nemocracy,"' and NeTe
therefore more gllihIe than NE Wings have
ever CHARGED tliemso be. We have never SO
:. stssparassd their intelligence We believe. with
lhe MsaiscnfaG, NAT The srhihlions complained
Of so s,rely were bu, t.esen and mol causes;
and thai the ''mnmmeTies'' ff shey viii insist on
"a calling IheIn1 could NOS have irhueuced q
teepic aas already prepared forI change in tie
Administration. BAT icy The Madiscpian speak
ou1this poiht.
1hs,tllteiiIgenre OF the People.
!, seems 10 Us that the Globe and Richmond
EDquuer do gTea5iujustiee 10 the People Of this
county when they represent or eountenanee the
idea that The grestFe seluiion ef 1910 was effect
Ell BY ncoon SKINS hard cider. aud singing ~
| WkategsF may be the taste of such exhibitions
Of popular feeling, still they ae The effects and
not causes They are BIZ, the modss in which
.papuiaf etferyesesnce b0ilS over. Il nigh, as
Veil be said that The bubbles on the surface of 4
kdt Ags4aes caused il to bell, -0f all People on
;-ihs surface of the globe. the Americans, from
tAcir social6hahitS, aud frnn their position,
spread over an exteDslve terrifoty and The great
body of them tiliffs Of the EARTH arc leaet likely
10 be Affected BY mummefy aud show. They
are sun less likely 10 be induced by such means
io.ehange heir opinions Of public men, and 10
Withdraw their eonltieuce from those they had
tdelighleslio honor. Does an, one believe thai
sthafd CIDER. singing, saa coon skins could
nave shaEsn Gen. Jaeksnn's popalarity' The
setY Iaci that such exhlbnions became general
and we're iaduleed IN ~ immense masses proves
shai The gFonnd vas prepared for them; that
there vas something in the condition Of the
eeanny Or in the measures ofthe Ad ninisltalioa
with Mkigh Inc People EeFe dissatisfied, and they
fefe accordingly exhilera,ed by she hope OF a
change aud induced ia such demonsirstions as
can only prF coed from. 81 |ronsinsnt With. a
hish stare OF excitement. = he custom OF
AlisiQefsis, cf,hcse who deoy tHe capaciy Of
Che People fef seifgovernuenl. TO represent
lhfsn as tools of demag0gaes. liable 10 be opera
ael ea through sheir passions anil pFejadiors.
>and led 10 results destructive 10 Tie interests and
prosperity og The country. Snch, hnwevef, is
not the dectrlne ef Democrats. and We submit
shat thass who would account for the exhaordi--
.ns<v changes Il public opinion, which occurred
ID 1910 IS ahard cider, singing and coon skins, Y
10 hui follow in2he wake Of the Arisioersts and
Tssiesnf Europe and America. and pay sorry
eompllnent 60 The intelligence, integrity, and pa
iFieiism Of heir Fellow 6iiizeas .tadisanian,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

MEssRs Ep4roRs la the narrative Of the
doihgs on the 4lh, ia ShePherdstownl perceive
that have fsledio mention the nSme offMrf
sWN w. SHEErs al omission which j. almost
nexcussb1e The banners mentioned were al
painted by this gentleman, ~ reat and elegsus
style. giving fi8e spec men Of his admirahs
taste 10 this line q byskess. and also of bis pub,
Slie spirit. inssmue as he rendered his services
free OF charge. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

10 the year EgT2.a laboring man ia
England ives paid only three and hb!f
pence day for hisla5or. aod 10 The satbe
year Bible sold lof $50; Ii then ne
quired1he sniirs wages Of l3 years labor
10 purchase Bible. What 4 change has
been wrought ~ 6lehps 81 the aTl q print.
mo auh the Bi5le S5cieties4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Most Extraordinary Confessiop.-- Du-
ring hesexerciees a. The Miller tent on
Tunday evening 9ast, woman became
much excited, AID tainted away, She
has since made a most extraordinary de-
velopement, having confessed that she
committed a .mufaer several years ago 10
Great Britain. ADJ expresses her wish to
be sent back topay The penalty Of the law
We have had thls;stsismeut from good au.
thority, and beheSeiir wilt be found 10 be
correct Rochester Post TThe woman
is crazy OF courtf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
cursapFasxr ASDIoHIo CANAL.

we understand, says the Frederick tNId. lEx-
aminer. that the prospect 3ileltaig under con-
tract The unfinished portion Of the Canal, until
the liens Of the State are w@sed OF postponed for
that purpose, has been diskipated. lnasmuch A.
ali The proposals which ha Ne been submitted for
/ aksn1 ne work eontemplate IN exeIusye lien
al me- Tolls and ireyendes is I'd indispensable
condition 10 she compilation 81 ire Canal. Tae
examiner sdds
Tbe hoard az Directors have bsen untir-
iiltsg ID their eiFsrts TO cit the work under
way, but the Terms proposed have been
s,,6er objectionable lon account Of their
details OF have been eeu9led With conei-
iions which. Without TIE ard d farther le-
sislaiian ia ,ha matter, Re Board has 10
mower 10 grant AID consequently we're
cconpelled ID derhne. ffom all the 10.
formation WHICH We have gathered in til
Elation Ii he shbjset, We think he Dircci-
m. az lhs Con p4ny hake been governed
r., lie matter bp j single eye III the we'll,
being and The general and paramount
,n,rresis Of thu State ana i nov only re-
,I,ias lor The fssg4slst9fe. al its mex, ses.
sim II oass such Jaw Is: will eaAble the
fso,rI,.sny 10 finish iheI Canal When Il.
IS k4oWn that ms CAM ~ aoale "ts''''s.
taking u dollar on Of Illie sia'f treasury
A. ,,reye a,iaa one from .oiag into il lha
would otherwise go, i,lwould Pc Up quias
fesssfnc,e n folly. Cd ttae3 part Of our Law
fmakers AL 10 enact {Ae neceEsary Fro
visions. We hope Il Pill 5e ihe tifs, sp .s
iiect thSs will engage he attention or 1n'
lnext Legislature as 1Kand oaDs9aiY = ef''
En- III most important. We understand
5that n consequence 81 their inability Il
let the work under ohFaet uPon PfoPe
4,er;ns.3the Sfockhol,efs al theif last meet
l;n, ball Oh tie ft6 idst reduced Tho sal
sary'of he. Presilensgld-oae ihohspnd dol
lars pei. annam, Tbs i cepmen aaol'
and judlcious economy, and VIII rerely
I,heIapproval of The psbic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Monumeut.i 10 heslats Bishop Griswold-
w. fea1n from. The Boston papers that
at meeting on Thursday last, OF the
Committee on ,hes Episcopal Convention,
dPVUrntru- ~ isAv uItoso. g. 49, -
ton Of monumeut 10 the late Bishop
GRIswoLD, il was agreed 10 solicit sub
scriptions, a, .onde for that object; also.
that the work should be given to Mr..
BRAcKErr, the sculptor, 10 be executed
BY him after model OF d mural tablet,
which be now has on exhibition ali his
rooms. =: ., -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

The diffsrence4bstSeen the Wigs and
Locofecos. 50 TAD a. fylefI IS concerned,
may bessiated 10 ! few, words. The for
mer believed aim honest. and generously
gave biT-theiF support. The istlsr pur-
chased him with 3 fail knowledge OF bis
treacnery, d,shon Ssiy and utter imbeciliiy.
AZ 4l5ang Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

The Msasss-isa sp5nks pe T. its Ilpcs Foe.
+, y.rssr,., ~ hials to ID IN FrsaySiaiAi ihsf
ts.y cannot els algag wistsat he q,Ftsia's sia.
AI, ;.saeee,pssis ,d.ea,eus for " Glbbe. ind
III or 10 psosfS oNShe sshr ea.is Q. lai'9 Z
bSot 1he cal Bod sho eaa-ct W elected ~
dea, a. ~ Used STATES Az eiif ie.srie ~
VII cepy ffow these journals sele' q rs { sri 4
tS.,caia,ioss s1s IL lhe ,tiereshn NJ Mf Nat Bpr,S
NJ h,s la,e eosies, IL 30 gyvhy lhs hsy o9sr
Z CT, Be md he Sia aaa ofHlts Enquirer W -
mol now dare even q dTt9s abvu' secces' y +
fhsd eyl beea for Prssbepi TYl-f's sftesiine re
wings wiih rs Veto. 10 Ahrir allie mp, 10 chatter
I a Gated S ares Bank. They Jorgsi ths',> wig
The spppari ~ their Globe and thetr Eosnits'
ifpr Van Bahu. ihsiF canddse n 40 vssseslf C.
iysss,4 CT ma, ne lfeiioa. SO omplriely as ht
I diaaBcsd ontse eo9Fss. Fer speh ~ prophets
a. ihe GLOBE shd EaspirgF % prals aaap'- what
hs People usa, u teilt ,ots ~, We repeat Is 81
! drsnely indications Bob iihry ana her canik
daie we're tfamEled uhsef foUl IN ibe great risi4g
lag The Peanls IL 1899 Doihff wsgl 10 Try 4
ayers ,If lbek should thev. will b. driven int
anger Keles, kgery soul Of them =z-,iasjs9T,faa :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

"A gentleman engaast ii taking NV
census Of Lbuisyslle Informs The editor 81
the Kenlucsian hattie came across ! mae
-Whe Is City wears olds BE has been map
RED three iisnes ~ His first wife he had
eleven, BY lis seeandl wif9 he bad tep. bg
hisiast wifeitselssS making. IA al thirty
ave children /; and bis vile II HE VISTA
lion was ia I mosslintekesting state twe1i
IS ibrSs Of Sis children we're bows AND
ter girls eishteen boys and six girls af5
living. He: married Hin bis eighteenth
year andfesasIned ia state b widow boo6
hree years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

...-.4. p-.h - I. iIa7s7
me y aaisa1 isn ssss' = ~
dig under the seoEt fies, III M
lath 4
Ma Buratg4x WIZ etat . ssleeH Eist
81 bsmacrsiEe snIhasiasn fusssssed tbs gfns
s,e.n,n ~ ~, az of Julfl Down With sY
800 !. IA t:s oolr efy bds thai fhe Dsrsocra
tpc panty (not me eountFy, marx .ea vs. "
deed Is M : ler Tor his Bark feices BIZ.
again. their grsti,ads was otsi,ers'sd y rs ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

tn. opsnius Sf,Ae Aissaoasis Canal, saidA
IS near Il haos, i giving ? rev i@Pose to bssi-
ness 10 lsas quarter Messfs McVEloH 4 Bao-
zurR. vhpse advertisement aPpeArs Ia car %
iumns. oaer their services % oqf FaFmefs asd
others and ue shall feel reirieed 10 zee te-
neSaI, shfouss ben 80 ciher ssisFrsisias ra:rz
rhsnss, Of Ne. lntsrcenfss rhiehs 50 hsfrlls ex-
isled between his region sad Astsnafis. ard
which NAY again be Tsedeted mstual'y sdvan-
isgeVes
-s.r,..sl.ri M -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

We learn from TIN Haaersto@n Nets
that three men nalnaf Jonathan II Ga.
Fmer. Jacob Borard5 dad Ohio King hhvs
been arrested 10 ihatI lace. charged With
picking the pocket Ola Mi lIbemas Bot
elsr 10 Apfltfa4 II l1ea4ly 8A0D. Thege
men we're arrested 3h tile oath pE ot:c
Samuel HPse, Who vNas made acquainted
With The ipbbety atEsr its perpeitaii6o,
and who received, 8hare III The stolen
money.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
RUBBING SALE.

IAN TUESDAY liae at day Of AUGUST,
~ perf the ,naersirnea- M Trustees, VIII
Expose tasale, 81 Public Auction, The f
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-13

Family Jars.-A gentleman accompanied
his better and more amiable half into a Chi
ma warehouse, in Camp street, lately, They
bought a considerable quantity of plates,
pitchers, &c. The clerk, finding that they
were good customers, was peculiarly polite
and attentive. Here" he said to the gen.
tIeman, sis the newest fashion of plate I;
here is an excellent description of soup-plate,
and here are some very fine family jars."-
"Ah, so they are" SAID the purchaser; "but
you, my dear, Undressing somewhat sig
nifcantly his amiable spouse-"are always
prepared TO furnish the family jars your
self" George" said she, "you are very
stupid you have no idea of what is wanted
to furnish a pantry Glasgow Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-13

Do not yield to misfor.unes, but meet them, with
%fortitude. You can only sabdue adversely by bear
ing up against it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
list Received.

A T the bookstore Of w ROBB. Wheeling,
~ Va, fresh supply ut Or Evans SOVEREIGN
TONIC, Coz the immediate cure OF FEVER AND
AGUE, wi'h iull directions, price 81 50 per J0ule.
Never known 20 loH
DR. Evans Genuine VEGETABLE ANTI DYS.
PEPTlC PILLS, 90 extensively known rad cai
cure Cor Dyspcp4ia. Chronic Liver Cpmp isint Sick
Headache. Colds &c price 2j cis boE with diTec-
lions.
Dr. Evans TONIC EYE WATER. or the cure
of every variety Of s1rc eyes ga nan or beast price
Is cis bOItle. Try a.
ALSO. Doctor Evans AdERlCAN VEGETA-
BILE VERMiFUGE. So the safe sud certain reno.
vel q worms price IS cts q bottle. Th.a article D.
gDcd any the market FOr cefu6cates II
cures, call a. the agency. aud GET e number of ID
Evans medical adycruser and read ihr facts therein
contained, BY men who are knows 20 sou.
is2G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE!!!

FROM WHEELING to Baltimore, Washing
ton City, philadelphia, NeIe York and Bos-
ton.
BY an arrangement for a term Of years with
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road { ompany the
PROJECTORS of the Good Intent and National
Road stage companies from Wheeling, are now
prepared 10 bill passengers through to Baltimore
for
IL DOLLARS.
From Baltimore 10 Philadelphia, by steamboat
and New Castle and French town Rail read.
Main Cabin 5000
EOrIodrd Cabin: 100
Time from Uheeling To BdIti more 30 hours
Do do PHILADELPHIA 40 do
EFCoaches leave the Office on Water street,
every day a. : o'clock, A NJ. and at 6 o'clock P
EXTRA SfLrnshed at all times, and persons
not wishing to travel al night will always be fun
nished with coaches to lay over. They have re-
Gently put on the route, a number Of splendid
Irov built and Bow spring coach, 8, unsurpassed
Tor be iutY b7 ad9 ~ the UuIJn. rlelr teams are
fine with careful drivers % handle them.
Safety, seed, economy and comfOi t te passen-
gers, will be the great aim of the prOprietOrs.
ID HUTCHINSON, 4 gent for the
Good Intent StIge 20.
VIM NEWF AM, Agent
" ". Stage Company
For tickets apply at the Great Central Route
stage othcO on Water 81, one door above the u S
ho!eI' jy6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

N CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, for Ohio county,
Virginia.
shri,er, Brady & ChapIine, &c.
IS.
W.lliam Hosack, &c.
BY virtue Of "a decree made bysaid court in the p.
bOve easel will sell on the 9Th Gay Of August s43
az the front door Of the court house Of OHIO conn
~, Virginia, al public auction, 20 the highest nd
Oest bidder, the north half Of the lot OF prounJ
mentioned IN the proceedings in said cause si,ua.
ted in South Wheeling, drugnated on the plst
tiereofbY he number i9s lone hundred and nine
" eight on the folio Wtug terms Of SALE viz: one
fourth Of the purchase money 20 be paid on hand
and the rcsduei n equal instalments payable res
pecfIvely Iu SIX and twelve mOnths, from the day
81 SALE the purchaser giving bond and secufitg
for the deferred instalmcnts, with INTEREST," from
the day Of sale,
W MITCHELL, DsDuty for
ARCHIBALD WOoBs, s o q, and
July g C0mmgsiOnsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
PUBLIC NOTICE.

HRBE Board Of Appeal upun the assessment Of
the Real Estate ed 'Ttheablss Tor 1913. uiU
meet at the Council Chamber az he Guy Hall on S,
turdsy the 18Th Inst 81 ? O'clock, p NJ. Any citizen
can eramine the assessment book Of the clerks Of
Zee &C the city, a. any time before the day ab,ve
mentioned. JAMES WHEAT Clerk.
July 10, iw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

TWyRUsTEE,S SALE or PERSONAL
PROPERTY BY virtue Of a deed Of Trust
executed frum James Smith, on the Lea dsv ci
November lSti, snd Of record On the Clerks Office
Of Ohio county, in deed book No 25. page 30t 7
shall on Saturday the 18th inst. 81 Brsutlinger A.
Shallcrosss Auriion house IN the city OF Wheeling
proceed 70 cell a. public auction. Coz ready money
the personsi property conveyed % me by said iced
~ wit, Household iuruiigrc, cooking uteusil5 Sc
sc. Selng 81 Trustee Z make such ullo o. Is given
90 me " the deed Of Trusi.
W4 WIN MCCONNELL Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
SCHOOL ROOKS.

bCHUUL BOOkSs
NV + have this day received direct from Phil.
w adelphia, the following School Books.
hlichelis Gcogruphy and Alias,
Do Primary DO
Olney's do
Pailey's do
SophOcle's Greek Grammar,
Andrews and SiOddafds Latin Grammar.
Do do do Reader,
Co do do Lessons
DabOl's Arithmetic, Dawes Arithmetic.
Waits on the Mind,
Parley's Sun, Neon, Stars, Sc, &c.
Which offer with general assortment Of
everything in The School Book line at reduced prices
STEPHENSON g. HASwELL.
Je "a Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

AOG y AIN IN ~.
late BeithoortT'S,i LiGur ST, II BALTIMORE
w w DIN

late Beitho"rrSs,3 LiGur ST. BALTIMORE.
w w Din,
ARrHURL FoGG. P'Gp'ie'ors.
IL ANlNG leased this extensive and faynrito o..
Il lablishm6n'. and entirely renovated aud re-.
"eu |" throughout 50 that II can compare udvanla-
5euusly with any similar establishment, IN the Uo;on
have no hesitation IN endcavoring TO nurnrt The
attention of the travelling public ip tins (avo,ire
Hotel u the most strenuous exerions, inined Il,
every possible convenience to he G,und el.e,, here
can insure 81 ccess they pledge themselves tia il.
"''ner WEI carried reputation shalt not only be
meriIed hut surpassed
In accordance with the difficulties Of the lines
ihey have determined To reduce their CHARGES ~
correspond Pace 81 .25 per day.
Baltimore. July 3, lS43 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
sIRCIAL MADEIRA VIE

tHidgc-i615s
A FEW Dozen botes also one cash Of the q.
~ bJtc Old and very superior article ou hand
and fsg sale by IJuls lJl 81 REILLY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
Il. NUMSEN

E ANlNG fitted up his old stand. 81 Main s..
N q for the reception Of customers tenders his
services To his Old friends and the public. lie will
furnish parties or families with puunt fruit. spnnpe
almond, tart cake. &C. &c, PLAIN or ice in supernr
Style also with fruits. confectionery ard every snri
ol creams, Jelles aud Blanc Mango, Ice Creams So
la from uu excellent and pure fountain. Comic, ito
nary Fruits, &c, sery eel up all umcs To vis'ters
lie is sure that those who call on him will be sure
10 call again. Jun. IN
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NEW GATE CALEit4tR, No 3. eOuisiniUg
- the TRIAL and Convection Of Thomas Picion.
Esq formerly governor Of Tnnidad Each number
complete IN itselL Price l2I cts, ior sale az
Ie go MELLORS. 26 Union s..
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LAST OF THE SEASON!

AATH ITO has just received additional supplies Of
w NEW SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
which render his stock again equal 10 any in the
West.
Among other great inducements which nc offers
10 the public, his sIUck CIotis, CaSsiHer Is,
and GeRh smeHS' Summer Wear
To the Ladies' lac offers choice selection Of
Florence Brad and EHgiisa Siraw Bonnet.
beautiful supply Of French Lawns. Chnlzs. Prints.
Vc. DC. the greatest variety Of rich sIy lie LACE
and LACE GOODS, aud almost every variety ia The
line that can he menIIOhed. and being disguised To
sell al the very shortest profits for CASH he thinks
he cannot fail 10 suit all purchasers VINO give him
call. ivI2