Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-18
GREATEST BAKIiAINS or The SEASON
Ns0. chap and fashionable WINTER GOODS

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WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
N w. HEISKELL informs the public that
". he has just returned from New York and
the other eastern cities and Is now receiving a
heavy and general ssortment of the most desc
rable and cheapest Goods ever brought 10 the
city of Wheeling About this there s no mistake
| as thepublic will ascertain by giving an early
call.
large portion OF them were purch ased AT Auc-
ton IN the city of New York, at ruInous low
prices, many Of the styles being difierent from
any that have been seen in Wheeling. The Il dies
may rest assured that especial attention has beea
given to procure such goods both ornamental
and useful, as may be required for themselves as
well as Tor ismiiy use, In such goods as
MANTlLLAS, SHAWLS, CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS. as
Material for cloaks, &c. the assortment both in,
quality and variety is far superior to any in this
city. i would also call The attention Of purcha
&c the stock Of cloths e0ssineres, edssirstts
which Is unusually large and cheaper than the,
cheapest. The stock CONSISTS IN part Of
Mouseli de ane, different shades; plain EN-
and other kinds, somel low as 10 "a cents per
wand. Figured Lama clothsi splendid article.
Plum and figured Alpacha lustres, various coll
ours. Parislans, Printed Saxonies, rich styles.
Figured Eohenne, half price, Black, Blue black
poult de Sol and Italian Lustring silks ne -
/ style. VeVets and silks for bonnets, rich ribbon
to match. French, Earlston and Manchests
Ginghsms, Irish Linens. Linen cambricks a
cheap lot ofaces edgngs, insertings,silk frlnees.
| al for caps, English and French prints, DC.
choice assortment of Shawis am MonuiIas-
! TarictGn, Wool, Broche, SILK, cashmere, Nous:
lin de laue, silk and other kinds Of shawls and
! handkerchefs, Rich Pals Mantillas, Spanish
cardinals Handsome siIk and Velvet ladies'
! cravats. Velvet and Merno prints, .aa
good variety of Hosiery, Gloves -aad Mitts.
Cen tlsmen's wear at reduced prices. Cloths,
cassmeres, sattlnetts and jeans, all kinda ana
qualities. Super cashmere, Fancy Quilted Meri-
new article, Satin stocks. black and chaneesblo
cravats. A supply ofTallor's trimmings. Also,
STOCK OF DOMESTIC Goors.
Plaid, bhene, striped and other style AmerieaU
calicoes remarkably cheap. Brown aud bleached
shee,lngs and shirunSs Bed Iiekins, eproG and
plaid cotton, plaid hnseys, Kerseys, black and
col cred cambricks, cotton frlnges, spool cotton,
brown, blsaehed nd coloTed Canton Flannsls-
Blankets. red, white and yellow Flaunels, az
your own prices. Diapers, crash, thru ads, &c
a good sepply Of cotton yarn, carpet chain aad
Ingram CarpstiuE and Titftsd Ruvs, ya y
cheap. Remember corner Of Marked and Uaios
stTeets : 0oft9
ICHANCERY .5ALE-NORTH WIFE LING
LOTS. 1900
DURSUANT 10 a decree made by the GREAT
superior court Of law and chancsry for Ono
eSsneery H ps n therein q between RrSSp
Philips, cOm2laiRant, and James III Forsyth. and
~ 90 IsSssl uedsST. ,Isees fT ssis ~,
Daniel Lamb, Daniel NJ Edgington and Francis
G Campbell. defendants. shall on Wednesdsy
the 10th day OF November hext.a; the mont door
ofthe court house Of said county, sell "a pubic
Auction TO the highest and best bidder the lots or
parcels Of lend IN COmpl INFANTS bill and the re-
bort of Commissioner Clarke ia said suil, mes
TONED 20 be he pr Jperty Of the said James n
Forsyth, or 90 much thereof as ehall BE- sufficient
for the purposes in said decree specified that 81
say, the Lots situated IN the addtlOn 70 the late
= town OF Wheeling, inClu1ed IN the city Of Whee-
ling, IN said county and coniHonly called North
= Wheeling, which lots are numbered respect vsly
= isf7fei7 Ne ~ % ~ % 80 sud 100. l
2 TERMS OF SALE-One sixth OF the purchaps
2 money IN hand, and the residue IN one sod tee
+ Years with interestfrom the cay or sale. The puF.
chasers giving bond with security for the defegroo
liustalnents. and the title 5sifg retained tflT
Their security till pay rent In full. 81
= oct 10 1T LAMp C.,.n;.sio,.,
100 GUS FOR THE
y EMPIRE STATE .rrlFEs
y HNY The latest arrival from New York. iHs !
az III - scriber has received. AID is now obehint
In LARGEST and most SPLENDID siS(k IS ~ -
G iONABLE BEAVER and CASHMERE Res svs
,l brcught west nfthe nouniains. Thas. sh, 49,.
a. - Rs TrrTrTTT. .rtssf- 80, =. -.