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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
EARLY wINTER.

Il will moi be news 10 our readers, but may be
10 those Who cOme after Us, 10 nole snowfall
ON the 9Th. and another on The 7ah IL November,
ls43. The passage OF wild geese y tie South;
some weeksyigo. was then deemed > PrognosIic
Of early winter, and has not failed Speaking
Of geese, Il may not be amiss 10 add a notice
from Peter ParIey's Book. He supposes thati
was TO one os these birds that The poe, Bryanl's
beautiful lines 10 water fowl we're addressed.
He ssyss-
alt is generally supposed that these Jocks Of
wild geese arsgoing 10 The North4rn lakes Bat
The people there are as isnoraata, We are Of
their desiiosiion. 10 the regions III the lakes.
they are stili seen pursuing their Northsrr jour
ney. with undertaking instinct, ana uaRearied
wing. They have been seen as far Norih as 30
degrees, and it is probable that beyond The arc.
tic circle, and perhaps under the sesg pole, a.
mid the desda,ion Of those regions, shut out
from The piyiag eye o. man, by everlasting bar,
riers Of ice they end sbiiclenl food and secure
and favorile retreat.
On their return, vast numbers of geese are kill
ed BY the sporlsmen, in ihe nolthffa, western,
ana souihsrn waters The wounded ones are
often tanned, and readily pair with shs common
.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
wnIa M6vEsiESrs.

5 The WhiTaok Norfolk bproiish have formed i
Gu Club, 60 ,4ye also resolved 10 build !. Clay
Czb.8 81 % Assr ts preais,a ofshs llie Log eab.
IL. The u Sit article Of the consti,utosis wollls
tILlpsslal k0eniion.
airkss LIu6 thzlI eontluns until the termination
of kseaf polliieAl BAtte &c s33 aud II the result
Of lie ebbiliei shall be the triumph Of the Nhig
party. md the elevation 10 The Presidency of Amer
Teas kfsT4Statesman, great HARRY OF THE
WEST which We IN 10 wise deubt3 il shall
stand .d urHsd 70 The an dsy q March; Is!ss AsR
III hdhdeeds q thousands Of frsemen, who lhsil
have gone .hiiher the pasFlos errand 10 re-
jaies oser nations redemption.
Thsfollowius preamble and resolutions we're also
offered sha adopted and present points uhsh hoissl
men ought 10 take into q rio1. confederation.
Ths whigs II Nofufk. auare that many 81 their
bFethreH Of the opposite parly entertaining views Of
True demoeraey. varying net shade from ours.
mnst deem i enriova that the party q which they
hass hesesafots belonged protesting 10 have lr doc
triues based upon prlnelple should II ilis Tine b.
Aiming q sustain for the Presidency, either eoe 81
two candidates, whose rewsIof the spirit and mean.
ng 81 the northumberland policy o. ne r1ansfy.
are dithatrIeally onposedlhe one having 4aled lof
aad sassaned the tariff Of 1888 styled By he friends
oftlle other The "hill Of na0.ninaiious-uhiIe The
ether sdsoeeies i've trade. 81 which Is meant. lhal
dasy q g exclude entirely produets Of American
industry rem IeF rnsiktts. HAil1 The Goxefnmeht
II these Uniie States Is 10 eiloN Ne manufacturer
had laaFss q nrilis capital and Dlish labor 70 Be
impossed z : lev lets which g Gree lrsde with
Neneea6ee
Resnsra. lhsssiors, shss ue. ihs WINS or Nor
81 II te,nes,iil5 iasiIs these our trisnds
noi tSllaN <ilIxfn,. who desife viii ui thar lhis
GasetHaeal lhkil project he AmeiIta1 people. an,
s'e or la|f .1d sql ptip4ples, b>iee
upon H. Gonttuli0p and ,fos DemoeIASy d some
forward Ike men and pstfi1ls fs,flrtl5 snd boldly
lf4 se1[er, q fiaf g.1n I1I he Iterdencs. Who
boldly |@le<ltt al thotf <ontlilelioisI measures
Which ~ establish he lalesriiY fnd credit a "a
Urine q our ki4fitda dtl.efNIi11 Of &c. |ItSf6n
az ttsiIe i1eSpsnd5dss q - I<Isign ns|'..|
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

fsi,.;1os I>l.4aii.n - The prime Min,l.er 81
cklkoI'c Bavaria. (Nti<ispr De oiss.i IS
P<olrs'aot. and |tt Pl.1t 1l,Hikier a. Pro|lssl
All Uafl1mbeir f6oni a Bfsoii|1ttn., Is
Catholic. and ~ C1iIlf hr plasitcai 81 III
Council IN cliho.i1 Flascs. ]. 4. fsttl<1i,a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

Gov. Thomas, Of Maryland, has, BY proela-
nation, SET sPars Thursday the ao.h Il Eovem.
Der, asa day Of aThsnksgising Prsiss and Pray
sr, e the Almighty. for the manitoba blessings
enjoyed b The people ofihal state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09
VIEW MovkmEnT OF our OproxEsrs

NV 14OE41AEAI' VI QCAA OE4iON EM \ -
Awssiern lJyhnsonl paper, fearing he pros
gress Of ihs Wing eapss,is lhiakine q The peces-
SHY the Locos may BE- uader, Of carrying The e
lection sfPresdentIo the House Of Representa-
lives. Essays:
ssWe can run all Of our candidates. and then
keep Mr.. Clay out or lhe House ia Congress,
where he would bave no chance al any raIe 10
fact, II VI wished ID make our success psrtecily
ce,fain, Re could Dot do better than ron Demo-
crafie electoral ticket 10 every Slate. This
would bring ihe election before the House, where
We shall have about 90 States cut dc The &c NJ
This Gays the Richmond whis) is pretty
frank, csraiply. But The pfaciieabifiiy of il, is
another hing. when the pure Democrats SCI
fairly q work to cheat The dear people Of voice
10 The election. BY means OF "dotbie shoiisd lick
sls'. i may so happen lhatihe chesIsr will gel
cheated They will'at least agree Win Us, that
lke result or such az experiment, i somewhat
hazardous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

MExIco.--By The schooner Amazon,
al New Orleans from Vera Cruz. Sdgices
from The city Of Mexico 10 the 3Oth Sep
lember have been received By The New
Orleans Republican.
The papers contain nothing 10 reference
70 the MISUNDERSTANDING between the
Mexican government aud The British en-.
bassy. Il il rnnored, however! that he
breach has widened, and that since The
last accountsi The President had made 4
provisional seizure ON The mines worked
BY the. English companies. add approplia-
led the precious metals ON hand 10 The
government.
Il is also rumored that recomrsence-
rnent 81 hostiliiies with Yucaian has been
determined upon. The warlike sxpedis.
lion. IL is said. is already aiioat, and 10 81
commsnded BY Santa Ana il persoh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

thai sle N4saipesion Caucus may peoVo Is
successful in. thwariing The President as
Commodore Moore was last spring. i
fear ihat3the sProlonged detention Of Mr..
Abelis bearer Of dispatches. will operate
most ininrieusly on the affairs Of Texas,
for things are Fastening to grand denoue.
ment, which will prove fatal 10 The Soung
Republic, unless the Eagle can rescue The
victim from the Lions clawsll
| baye given you the outlines of the
mysterious and secret policy Of President
Houston. which has so long been nSisrep.
resented by bis fIiends1anc scarce hsliev-
ed possible by bis. enemies. You will
learn full particulars from your own gov.
eminent ID a very short time, folly con
firming sllthat I have said. and eading
largely 70 the list OF enormilies attempted
TO be perpetrated BY President Houston.
The above facts have been withheld by
the PREss fnS Texas but Is they sse Top
les Of daily conversation 10 the stseeis. /
see no objection 10 calling on Lohisiana
TO WATCH HER NEIGHBoR You NAV
rest assured. gentlemen, that | am rstaIl.
ing to Tou 20 vague runner, bui'facls Rhich
have been derived from the most iadis,
Putdble source. GALVESTON. j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

The k'sx.ndf's Gt1s''s s.5s ia, tEf. 40.
coin|.,t six E4>i'ty 10 ia, .s1i y 20. ID
I1.I c1<t.'isn. ind 'hs 1scls rlo>to 4 spinning
a.. ',s||si going q, successfully.
Its.t = l,iss ~ ss..b||.bn51l Il River
he'd. In, lsl..,. 4 fes SP<.l.ls1. t1ssi b.
~ H4|s1Iset
% "a. Occurred =. .'1s<Iisl. v.f8a.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

~
y si'sqp, having bern ni1s 70 llIow klane
g ns>lsi5 Wig consrss, 60 cot rfo,idirR
sDpR ne1ns fsr de- sappof, o. uorkne III ~
Nrs4 teids, wriier 10 De National In,eIlEs.h.
nfPlpcuees he amount of erprrpris.joss for
sslsfei yssu, 70 show thsi lht he copsr.n
sPPf9p'lnsea NJ midiisn Y de.isrs noar sh.n
~ Pecsding congrrsa FOR he Increase and
IsPsAr e ihs Mary TIE following i an 4 =
Z assstI = 90 anenns 81 appropriateness fo.' ~
l11i slghi ystrI. - lakea frUn he r. u =.
lofs nads oas and Poblished By IL elesf 81
- iagnss. endeE ,hs feauiisnenss n lavs
p ~ nstn;s Jspik c., res
- 1ss &. &. ys.l ,sss. fief< 20
d a. 1sslly "a csrs7ss.
~ ne year 1854 81 .aCo. 900
1sf ~ year fsas. 100000
--sQ zoo. 900
BfM ns.nirsirtk csurrsn
W ~ gear $780, 1l.Oooo00
tor ~ yeEr Isal, 100000
~ p q. RsssiysvrufA coarr,n
Der ~ year lsl2, - 900 900
RoE ~ Tsat ists. I.sOo. 900
sSA
sBstidts lhs beealaf appropriations here sta |
-, dpfin1 he Two sessions Of thi, Congress
] specidt appropriations we're mads 10 The smcunl |
u seven crseight hundred thousand doilals, for
he bnlldIbg Of . steamer. and fnf The compile
tleo ald fiiing opt Of other ships, which, having
len cpmmspcsd, wsrs required for service,
i y stared, also. Thar shs nnnbff or hands !
esrs largely increased 81 some or The Navy !
Yards win lhe certainly thai By this increase /
shs spbsopriasiof would ran ont. and The neees-
siiJ occur q disrhsrging tie whole Of them be-
fore Congress met.
Bal ve repeat CIR Inquiry. WY p 4 that no
sympathy Il sxeisedff tie woik6sn nlYsNlsa
fom employment Al de Armories shs last year,
win . amfIs appropriation BY seonsfes, 70
1rea Them . shploYmenii Thes excuse that
= *s have AIMS nppgh.s won't %. ccDEress
appropriated lhs 1s1sl 4nspnnt for ne Afmpfies,
and of epurse dssigpsd that amoppt 10 Be en-
.psadsd. ], was not lie business 81 he secrets-
ryof Wsr 70 decide whether or h6i there were
= srnf ssssgk y No such discretion is-resisd Ia
the DsparlRsni. i,s- only business Is g keep
yhs Arnories 10 posion, and sxpsnd ihs apprd-
priaishs Last ysar.Mf. u lheef' declared there \
was no nooeJ 10 keep The works going, and. 10
the Tech Of his verY secIalaIiqn. reported. 10.
Ten daystneteafler ~ t.'llp eA1sa balance Or one
kundrfa eas sixiB thousand dotista And mis- h
sane 0fhceF told Congress there was no need Of 1
m appropriation FOR The hrsi six mo1ths Of Is43,
on nreonBtof ili very aissrp ,hdt5 balance he
YoIkmrn all The while suftnngf
Thsse is something unaccouniabls in I'll dis,
inio which some inquiry. shonld be fpesdily /
mAess q N tetliiy here belny feeling. IN The
bpssmt 81 ne fdbcsiohaties or tic governments,
~ u woTkirs mems ia tisis oaasser
csais b possible that he Pfesideui d. The
uailed s.aess permits this matter 10 eseapes Ms
msno,Ji HAhe no. again and again promised
ssIiefl Has relief cnnaei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

q hen AccDfdingly came. eth expand
ed mouths and laughing syes. ia high
expectation Of The promise spor, Their
feelings and looks at the result can be
better imagined than described.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-09

IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS
he Ns1 osIs.ns Tropis. q aish octssssI
publ;shs.ka letter from Texas. which ep1ss ~
sons stran<e asseloPmsnss. Afser ataklRs saea
eossrnment bad advertised The N11y los sesss
and woald ss.l ~ L he rsopla did npf r .sas
il. u.e.wsi,sr ada
Nos. Messts Editors. your pStilcs'se
allenuon. Il yon please. Gensrt! MnfE
ply, Uuise6 States Charge 10 Texas hts
Ieii che seated government, " ashsagson z
andis now II Ibis city. Strange ramots
are afoal-- about The cause 81 his fensovElI
from thepees~and other matters IN con.
necsioa herewith. Alr. Abel. bearer 81
despasches gorslhe United States Govern
ment. who vas wrecked on the Sarah
Barnes. will, | hope. Be more fortunate
on The schooner Galveston. which con-
veysthis letter. and reach his GopetnInept
in safety. o. his arrival II Washington
city. there will Be some strange develop-
Enenis made public. which are topics q
daily conversation ID Texas. Although
YOU will discover nothing but dark hints
IRON The press. will draw aside the veil,
Messrs. Ediiors for your especial benefii,
as remember to have seen 10 year paper
frequent predictions Of the very treason
which have nov the Dorti6ca,ion 10
announce II is lhiss That General
Murphy suspected some secret machina.
tions between the British and Texan Gov
ernmeu,s. highly detrimental 10 ihe Uni
States interests, and forthwith set about
discovering The nature Of the mysiery.--
This be was enabled 10 do during Presi
dent Houston absence u the Indian
Treaty Groead-he being furnished with
we'll authenticated and undooblea copies
Of the entire reasonable correspondence
held BY the President with the represent
tailyes OF the British and Mexican Gov.
MISUNDERSTANDING himself 10 send Com.
missions 10 recognize the nominsl soveF-
eignily OF Mexico. provided that the Gov
erhment will thereupon cede Texas to
Great Britain. for consideration Tex
aswill then be British province By ces.
sion from Mexico and consent Of The Exec
Ecu,ive Of the Republic !-the con5rn alton
of the Senate and sanction OF the people
can be relied on (it is supposed. y after
sustaining the ordeal which The President
has led them through. Once asproyince
Of Great Britain. and the immediate abo-
lition OF slavery follows as matter Of
course but consideration is secured sor
the SHAREHOLDERS. Free ports. cheap goods.
smuggling, and The consequent ihfux- Of
European population. will soon cpmpen.
safe the people Ior the empty naIss Of .
lReDubIic which has mnrked thar ears
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11
. ID II Y-G 90 D7o.
GREAT ATTRACTION a
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
N EW GOODSi!!

ylNHEr SUBSCRIBER begs leave to 1inform
- y the t,l cllizens oil Wheeling and the
A. gh borhood, that he has just returned from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, ard n ow receiv
Ia! '- 81 a =
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS. 2.
tReine The second supply this Fall which for
arALfTY AND cHEArSEss. cannot be excelled n.
etual ed ia the Cty OF Wheeling. ~. .ia.-. =.
Cloths of everv variety of shade and price, We
Try lew indeed. -.lflI .ni-F Ff'Esi
Ca.simeres and Cassinetts Of the greatest qarn.
tty imaginable.
Kentucky Jeans, fuiled cloths.
Kerseys Beaver cloths, Girufe cloths, and eve
w variety OF goods for ceats and pantaioous.
Bleached and Brown Muslins. Flannels add
Checks, 49,
ALSO-The largest assortment OF Catieoes he
has ever ofieted 10 the public.
Domestic. Earl ton and Manchester GtnghdB1s.
Splendid, new stvle goods for dresses. such as
rich hg'd VefDets. China. Peein .Chusan de
Isaiile, Muslin de t.aine, silk stripe Aackbars,
Ia new articcl striped. fg q, rhnngeablc, PLAN,
and.varieeated dfpded LHstt e. with every
= Kind Of Goods in fasiIon for Ladies' dresses;
sSG Sls, Hand kerchfefs. Gisres. Hosiery, Minis,
Cuffs, Ribbons, Bonnet silks and Innings, Ar
2 fctxfs, dc. ttit a.. s-7e y fr -rHai ~ ~
The undersigned would take ,his occa,ion to
express his thanks 10 the public for the liberal
Share of their patro heretofore received, and
hopes and heliegts thar an examiaat ION OF his
stock will satisfy any one that he Is still en- Lifted
10 full share OF the pubic patronage; 1.
oct1s = SENSFNEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11
- 80 ATGTsT IS, -Is43.

NEW FALL AND RINTER GOODS.
An the ~ Se M,i SiTs of 6 M4 Nash
have received their first stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods, asfoslows:
Super Preach Black English and American
wosl dyed Cloths plain and fancy cassimeres,
Belgic. plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths
SattiBetle, Kentneky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker;
printed Fiannelssplain and fg'd silks, and sat
ms thew style,l PLAIN. striped, wsteEed. change
able, fad and plain Alpaca .uetres, Bombazinesi
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Lanes, ARMED
Chusans, Lustre LANES. Grape Rucbel, Striped
s.unetias, printed SaxOny. French and English
ChaInbra Ginghems; Broeha, d amask de LANES,
Merino, Embroidered, Damask Wooilen. Tartan,
Fie'd Merno, Thlbet, Kabyle, LADY Sale and
Kid Gloves, Long White do Fancy Points and
Dress Handkerchiefs, Alpacha Aprons. Silk
apron tasseis Black aud cold twisted silk fringess
edeines and InseTiines; Swiss and Jaconet do.
AshbuTton, Lyons and Fancy Net Baces. coFd
silk Gimps, Riyens and Hem stitched Linen
Net; plain and hg'd Swiss, Book, Lace striped,
checked and JacOnet Musns; Null Null. Nan
socks, Linen lawns. Ginen cambria, plain. and
fg'd 5obblnetts, black CASTELAR, Net; new style
bonner Ribbons; silk pocket Hdk 6; Irish linens
Mohair cloak .tassels, Sd and "a Table DIaper
ga Linen Diaper Russia DO and kleached and
brown Linen Table cloths, linen sheesines; SIR
and cold mnslins. paper do: White and brown
s9sllands. elk ard woTsied Serge; black silk,
cravats DOrsay soarfs. Boz tie stocks and b
ron collalsi hla-k. white and cold Kid, cash
mere and Thlbet gloves: Merino and Satin Yes
fingf; super Gum Snspenders, Snspender Ends
brown cotton. Angola and Lambs wool drawer
aRd.shiFtss br0cade. mobair and issiine coat apS
overcOat buttons; fad. mohair and silk bIpdine
square coat cord, German and American Pins
black ADD White cotton, black Lambs Wool
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, do bal
Hose: Marie stripes. checked. brown an,
bleached Drillirgs. canvass padding, hieachel
and brown muslin. .waddinR. batting. H.brellas
n large Assortment Of French Chinizes, British 4
AMERICAN PRINTS
fOne ease Of 6ne FTorsncs Braid -Bonrcfs. net
sfvle. Horse Hair Gimps; &c. DC.
Weinvite the attention Of Country Merchant
20 our stock. v hich ia large and we'll selected
Our customers and the citizens o fWheelina n
vicinity. are respectfully invited to rive rs , "a
before making heir Fail nurch ses for ICE ca 7
and WILL eel DRY GOODS cheaper tia
lsere eper before offered Ia this city.
sng2I 3. B. 4 RIB. NJ,
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10000 DOLLARs.

| MORE NEW GOODS al lie Mn York eheoy
! 1VH Cgsh Sure le9- Market St. WHEELING W
A y YORKE. wesh respectfully inform hi'
cnsiamers and The pnblic generally. That he has jus
returned rum The East with a general assorimeni o
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cro>kery Were
Hardware. Boots. Shnes &c. which he is nav open
ing and ready sell cheap rcheaper Than ever.
The prbc are invited TO call and examine the fol-
lowing ariicles. viz:
GROCERIES, -il III
100 Rags GREEN RIO COFFEE; a s.e-..s-
so bpxes CnnPiwier TEA. so chests Y II TEA.
10 do Tyson Skin d.. 10 boxes Imperial do.
1000 Lbs LOAF SUGAR. S hTds " D SUGAR.
1000 ihs- vb,ie Havana de-; 25 Tierces RICE;
90 hbls " o MOLASSES; 30 boxes cum. SOAP;
/ 1000 Lbs SALERATUS;
10 boxes 10 ping TOBACCO. sop quality.
10 do - I6 pluE do dc, 71f
legs Twist do do.
Nuim~es. Ground Pepper. Grnund Alspice AMI
Cloves Ginger. Indigo. Madder. 10 boxes Pipes. &c
DRY GOODS. sssty
Blne mix broad CLOTHS. . ne broad CLOTHS.
Olive brown do. Olive Green do;
Ribbed CASHMERE Black CASSiMERES;
Cassineirs Of al qualities; Kerseys all qualities;
Linseys of ell qpsliiies; 10 bales brown Muslin'.
200 peiees beached MUSLINS;
300 ps PRINTS Of oil qualities aud prices;
BLACK SATIN VISITING.
Fanny NESTING sfAI qualities and prices: ID
IRISH LINEN; Bleech' and bro Drills;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS
BED TICKING. nil srIces; Linen and Silk Hdkfs;
Blk and brown HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gloves
BOOTS AND SHOES-2nO prs Ladies' Slippers
nf all prices and qualities, SO prs Ladies Cater
Boots; 100 prs Ladies Kid Slippers; so p-s Mems
thick Boots. so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 pr. Mems Thick and Kip
Brngans cheaper than before offered IN this CITY.
HARDWARE of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
Than ever before offered in this city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment of common
and printed Crnckery by the crrte and retail. Alan
many oiher articles too numerous mention All
Of which will be sold cheaper Than ever before
offered IN this city, "a -
N B.--Counry merchants will be supplied At
Eastern prices. with small commission saded.
sep Is @ - ift1- HORkE.-
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Prepared and sold by A b Sands 6. Co. Drug
ISIS and I bemists. Granite buildings. 27i
iro adway, corner of Chambers ct New York,
nd for sale by Druggists throughout the U S.
'rIre 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
The public Ire respectfully requested to remem-
- that IL rs Sands's Sarsaparilla that has and is
instantly achieving such remarkable cures OF
ie most difficult class Of diseases 10 which the
INA frame is subject. and ask for Sands Sar-
prllla, and take no other.
'OLIVER PRYOR. AGENT By special dp-
'sntment for the Proprietors. for Wheeling
,d rieinifv. a.. ftf r..ra. IN ~
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MONROE HOUaE.
fonros Street. bet1ern Main ssd Market Streets
WHEELING, VA.

JAMES HATHERS Proprietor
TNHE Mnnroe Honse has been entirely Fenovsied
md refued throuehouf and he rreprisior
has no hesitation IN saying fhsths accpmmodsis
ne travelling ruhlic we'll. " MOI better Than sny
other Hotel IN ihis CITY. His uniiring eseriions
shah hs devoted " ne enniort Of his Knssis This
house i lncsted within 20 rads ~ ne Sfeam Boat
Landing and nearly opposite The Post Ofice making
IL desirahle stopping plsee for strangers visiting
he city on business. Baggage will Be conveyed ~
and from steamboats, ffec n charge. ard coaches
will can - he door n fcccive passengers
1 Attached io he house isa aood STABLE which
will be ucll and carefully attended Co. Sirnharu
admitted At any hour % ne night Charges mad,
| ~ snii tho times. OCT "a
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FOUNTAIN INN,
liafe Behhsarer's., Licur ST. BALTIMORE.
w w DIX. P,spy;.,o,,

ARTHUR L FoGG. P'spri'''r'- 9
hAVING lfnsed this extensive and fsvoritc e.
isblishmsni, and entirely renovated and rs-
hned u throughout. thai il cin compare advana.
eeonsy with nny similar esta bshme nj in The Union-
nave no hesitation in endesvorng 10 siirsct tho
attention of The travelling public In this favcrire
Hs'el 1.-THE most strenuous exerfion.. Joined ~
every possible convenience 10 be fosnd else " hsrs
can insure success they pledge themselves ihi i'm
'ormsr well earned reputation shall not only be
mcrited hut surpassed
10 accordance with the difficulties OF tho tiues
they have determined to reduce their ,charess A
correspond. Price ~ .25 per day.
Baltimore. Jnly 3. IS43 "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11
ALARGE AND FASHIONABLE
.assOrtnleIst IF F.gJTCEs and
STAPLE
DRY GOODS!!!
JOHN LEECH e. co.

tOns Door Soaa efns y s. HOTEL
h 800, 49,, MON, %, we elze2s 81
Baltimore Philadelphia andfNew York. the lar-
cesf and most splendid asrortment Of Fashion
ebh Dry Goods ever offered in this marx et, which
they feel confdent IN saving, viii far snrpsss
both I'm duaiity and CT eapuess, Except tho four
cent riushn and fp cahco, and 81 such truck,
Goods ever offered in this city. without boasi-
tnoor auspcnding from 0urwindOws omniaEOGeL
fare we 1rc warranted m sayieg 70 ell those,
fied 10 them. thaiOnr stock has been most care
.fnllg q lecfed and bOught for cash, and that We
are determined 20 cell good goods cheaper than
can be bought anywhere else in tho city, AZ We
80 IL q call from those who wish something
boiier Than truck, and We viii show them our
Goods give them our pflcesiant let Them judge
for thensslvos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-11
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CnptrAr a5O0 n0Q

THIS company BEING now dulv orga nized. -
PREPARED 10 make insurance on every dee
cFitpion ofFire and Marine Risks. such sdrsel .
Ing Houses, Store ~ Ouses &c with their con-
ients. Also, Steam BOats. Fiat BOATS aud Keel
Boats with their cargoes. 20 led from anyrort
on the Ohio I'd Mississippl rivers. or ihep rib
ntary streams. Applicants fer lnsurauee 10 .
made for the present OF the Office Of the Wheel
ing Savings ms titutiOn
aug wCoY ssc-v