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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

A arorthy and sensible Wechanic.-We call
the attention of the working men of all parties
to the suboined paragraph. II speaks the Ian
guage of good sense and genuine patriotism:
Old Massachusets.-A good Wing mechanic
of this city, blacksmith, who often comes up
into our office TO get his paper and have chat,
said to us the other evening, What is there in
the policy of Massachusetts which poor man
would wish to see altered 2" Said he :" have
always been a mechanic and depended on my
daily labor for my bread | have three children,
two sons and one daughter. My eldest son is
an Episcopal minister in New Jersey my second
is the captain Of large merchant vessel, and
my daughter is qualified to enter any high school
as teacher. The wise laws of Massachusetts,
and the liberal policy she has ever pursued, have
permitted me to give my children SO good an
education, and | will, therefore, stand by her
good and firm, and do what can to sustain the
same liberal policy and keep the old Bay State
where she ever has been and ever ought to be. +"
When we hear such sentiments spoken by the
real yeomanry of the Commonwealth, ii nerves
our arm and gives us courage to persevere in
the glorious cause of old Wing Massachusetts
Our friend and his brother served in the army
during the last war, and his grandfather served
in the old French war; and the war of the Rev
olution. Yet the modern Democrats call our
worthy friend foe to republican government
LoioeH Courier.
The Workingman's Friend. The Ledger of
this city, on Tuesday contained an editorial ar
ticle in reference to the discharge of the workmen
from the different navy yards, which attempts to
throw the blame upon Congress for not having
made a sufficiently large appropriation. Now
that paper knew, or should have known, that
the Congress which is thus blamed made an
appropriation larger by 100000 than any other
for many preceding years. In the same paper
may be found an advertisement, from the Navy
Agents Office, at Washington, ending thus,
n7-2awt2sthf, which means TO say, being inter-
preted, that the Ledger is 10 receive the enor-
nous sum of -four dollars from the Department
This is the paper which purports to be the friend
of the workingman.
BY the way, we gather from the advertise
ment and editorial in the Ledger, that the De-
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

A Conservation of BeAs.-The Montreal Her
aid gives an account Of the recent conservation,
with the usual ceremonies, of the large bell for
the Roman Catholic Cathedral in that city.
The bell, which was very large, was suspended
from frame work raised some three feet from
the floor and surrounded by flags, devices, &c
After all the preliminares had been gone through,
and the priest had delivered two brief addresses
one in English and the other in French, the
Herald says:
I" The Bishop, having changed his mitre, APP
parently of cloth of gold, for one of pure white,
then came forward with the priests and sprinkled
the bell outside and inside with holy water he
then retired, and several priests came forward
and washed it with napkins dipped in consecrat-
ed water After singing. the Bishop again ad
vanced and marked the sign Of the cross at diff
ferent places on the outer surface. While the
bishop knelt in prayer at the altar, the choir
again sang and continued the chaunt, as he
again approached the bell, and Amounted it with
oil, outside and inside. All again proceeded to
the altar, and after short prayer by the bishop
cloud of incense assembled, and priest with
censor fumigated the bell. The bishop then
wiped off the oil, the choir burst forth again and
incense was thrown in clouds which filled the
church with perfume. The bishop having as
sumed the mitre he wore at first, and surround
ed by the priests, advanced to the godfathers
and godmothers. to whom he spoke few words.
He then took the rope which was attached to the
tongue, and struck one blow, and the godfathers
and godmothers followed the example, and after
he had returned under the canopy such others
Of the congregation as chose, both men and wo-
men, rang single toll upon the consecrated in
srument. Thus concluded the benediction, but
the tolls 1--WE understand every one who tolled
made an offering in money! continued long after
the bishops and priests had retired from the altar
and the church."
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

Commodore EHion-Locofocoism and Tyler
ism seem to have but little regard for the honor
of our navy When Com. Elliott was suspended
for four years without pay, by court martial OF
his peers Mr.. Van Buren, RENTED enough Of the
sentence to enable him to draw his pay, and
John Tyler has now rernitted the suspension from
seryice.-FOrum.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

d ULED CAP AND LETTER FOR 81 so PER
LII REAM.--For sale, ruled cap and letter paper
at 81 SO per ream; cheap blank and memorandum
books; Russia quills copy books; and cheap school
stationery for sale by VIM. f. BAYLY,
Agent for Herick & Blunt.
nov 6-6m Penn. ay. between 18th and 10Th SITS
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

"A full uote is Wing victory"-This IS
amply shown in the case of the Georgia election,
where the fullest vote ever given the State has
shown majority Of nearly four Thousands
" hig Houre, Wing Senate, and Wing ma
jorty of ffy-oae on joint ballot. Its truth was
likewise sufficiently attested in our own State
in lS4O. Let there be full vote in the Key
stone State next year, and the way the higs
awil sweep The board will be caution to l.o-
cofocoism-P Intellt gencer.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

IJAMs, &c.-S, HOLMES has just received fresh
Ill supply of hams middlings and shoulders. Also
fine lot Of dried beef 18th street, nearly opposite
Patriotic Bank nov 6-dlw
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

Misses and childrens boots and Shoes youths boots
and shoes, and boots newly footed, in proportion.
10 my customers it is needless to say anything in
favor Of my work and all those who have not given
it trial, by calling as above, will be better able to
Judge Tor themselves. JOHN MILLS
N. B. No additional charge for measured work,
which viii be executed with punctuality. nov 6
COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, sc, &C., &c,--The sub
" scribers have just received fresh supply of
Groceries, as follows
Cucumber, tomato, and walnut pickles
Porto Cabello, Maracaibo Rio, and Java coffee
Young hyson, imperial, gunpowder, and pouchong
st. Cruz, Brazil, and Porto Rico sugar [tea
Loaf, lump, crushed, and pulverized sugar
Salad oil, in pint and quart bottles
Fall and winter sperm oil
Mackerel, herring, and Goldfish
Baskets brooms, and fancy pals
Mould, sperm, and adamantme candles
Macaronl, sal soda, salaraus, and starch
Also, family flour, bickwheat, and glade butter
WIN many other articles, too numerous to mention.
TRAVERS s. JACKSON.
nov G-3t Penn avenue, between 18th s. 9Th SITS.
TRENTON COkDWAINERS!!-The s,bscri-
n Der, in returning thanks TO his customers in the
Shoe findings line for past favors begs leave to in
form them that he is making weekly additions to his
stock already on hand and will constantly keep all
articles in use by journeymen in the cordwaining
business, which he will sell at Baltimore prices.
. H. G. RITTER,
nov 6 Penn. avenue, doors west of llth St
4
TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND CIGARS,-H q.
i RITTER, Pennsylvania .avenue, four doors acest
Of lM street, having enlarged his igar and Tobacco
establishment and made extensive additions thereto
has now as complete and varied assortment as can
be found in the District He names in part
Cigars-Regalia Britannia, Regalia Palmareal,
Plantation, La Norma, (superior) Lavueltabagera or
Leeshore, La Pru Colon, Every fne) Canones, (crown
brandy Constantias, Cazadores, Principe, various
brands Havana, &C.. &c.
Tobacco of various kinds, and of the finest quality
and the most approved snus in use, always on hand
Scarfalat and smoking tobacco of all kinds, pipes,
snuff boxes, shaving requisites brushes Of all kinds,
combs, with variety Of fancy articles too numerous
to mention.
Fl. q. R. has also in store large lot of cheap
American cigars, of fine quality and flavor, from 81
to $l2 per M, to which he invites the attention of
shopkeepers and others, he is determined to sell
them at manufacturers prices and lower than they
can be obtained elsewhere.
Persons in want of good cigar or superior chew
ing tobacco, can always be accommodated on terms
which cannot fail to please. nov eff
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

CHEAP TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT AND
" CLOTHING STORE, betaoeen 18th aud 18th
streets, Pennsylvania .4uenue.-P BRENNER, late Of
Alexandria, having located himself above stated,
is prepared to execute any order in his line from
the coarsest to the finest fabric, which he pledges
himself shall be done well and cheaper than in any
establishment in the District.
J. B. intends keeping constantly hand, supply
of ready made clothing, such as Gentlemen's Dress
Goats, Over Coats, Vests, Shirts, Collars, Stocks,
Gloves, Suspenders, SC. (CapitoD nov 6-3t
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

partment has come to the conclusion to sell all
The old iron and copper about the various naval
stations, TO raise some money to put some of the
men again to work. Nothing is said about the
disposal of the 6rass--it is presumed the Depart
ment wants all it has, to be able to face the
public Indignation. The Government is like an
unthrifty housekeeper, who having run riot
through much money, at last has to hunt from
the garrett TO the cellar, and having scraped to-
gelher all the old bits of copper and iron, sells
them to buy dinner-Philad. Independent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03
TRU STEE,S SALE.

Hpf Virtue of deed of trust from Thomas
10 White, William Tyson, William ID Wilson
ahd others to me, bearing date the LIST day of
March 1910, nd now on record IN the clerk $
office Tor l'hlo "ornty, In book %. page IOI, on
Monday The 18th 1ay of May A ID, Is43 al 10 %
clock A NJ, at the frnnt or OF the Court House
tr OHIO county, 1 shall sell 10 the highest and
best bidder, the whole interest and claim of said
Thomas White, william TYSON and William ID
wilson; being the three undivided sixth pf rts in
and Ia certain tract Of land situated on the :
ters ~ BE- Wheeling creek. La Ohio co, hou nd ed
as described m the said deed of trust, aiming
30 acres rood ard 80 poles. tbeins the same tract
OF land described in the deed from Lewis Guns-
ford auu Ana his wife, TO the said ThomG White
and others dated the 2sth of February 1910, and
also on record IN the Clerks Office for OH
connty
the Terms made known on the day of sale.
Selling Trustee shall convey such title as
is invested IN me by the deed OF truet.
JAMES NHEAT,
ap Il Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03

a a w hElShEl.L. has received ana IL nov
". opening Al The corner OF Union aud Matee
Street, opposite ) JUlh West corner of The MARKET
HOUSE, large supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
To ". ich he respectfully invites the attention OF
the public. l. has become customary for persons
prfessng To he Merchants, eniIeavur To create AZ
EIcieH nt." by quitting forth inpn'inble iaiemenIs
IA regard I" he quan'Iy and rheaPness VI then
Goods that II is 10 be presumed that tao public har,
beCon Disguised with such tricks of trade, aud
Will be snlisied with the truth All Ie rsons wish
lag To purchase Goods ut a small advance oa the
Eastern cost. invied 10 CALI. aud they assured
that this Nil be the case. and mistake. "
Eieishell cannot sell hs goods as low Country
Merchants purchase them in the Eastern cities;
hut viii sell cheap as they can he bought in
wheeling. The puhc will fnd almost every srIi-
Gle of DRY GOODS al his store, suitable for the
season.
500 ps American Prints exceedingly chea. 100
pieces English aud French Chiniz; 20 pieces Ear!s-
ton, Manchester. French and domestic Ginghams;
] , bales Brown Muslin all prices, $50 pieces
bleaChed Muslin very cheap; Checks and Furniture
CorInns; Irish Linens Brown Holland; Grass Linen
for coats; Crash; Brown men; Table Cloths; Brown
| aud Bleachcd Table Diaper, Towel Diaper. BTdseyr
Diaper; Flannss all col irs; Black, Blue. Dab. Brown.
Green and Invisible Green Clolhs; New style En-
slIsh Fancy C.s,n.eres; Cassinciis aud Kentucky
j. ans; Sack and Brown Summer CluIh of various
qualities; Black and Mixed Drilling ColIonades, &c;
Gambrnons, Grape aud craTe lisse. Muuslin de
iainss; Bslzuincs style; Printed Saxnnies; Dom
net silks aud lawns also Innings; white. black and
naked -Iik and cotton hose aud hf hose; BombaEines;
MerInn; Alpacha cluh Black Italian and other Silks;
Splendid assortment of Vcsings; Silk and Tabby
Velyels; Silk, Brche aud MnusIin de Lame Shawls;
Ladies Canvas; Green Barage; ChahIIlly veils;
SILK and Linen Camhric lIandkerchiels; Back Silk
Cotton, Mohar and KID Gloves; Light Colored
'ioves aud new style Mis-; Isle and Thread Lace
Edgings and Fuongs; Jacone and Swiss Edg,nss
aud lnserlIngs; variety ofCnp and Binnet Rih.
bonn; Jaconcr. Swiss and Null Muslins; Tarlelun
Muslin iur Bnhneis; Bob bneIs; Fancy Nuts, Plain
and Figured; Ingram CarPeIIng aud Rugs; Gotten
Yarns from No ) to Ia. CoSred Carpet Yarns.
| BONNErS, BONNErS. new style Spring Boa
ueI.. very great variety Tor Ladies aud ChidreR;
Palm LcaI Hats. very cheap mar 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03
NEW sToRE-AT I4I MAIN STREE

NEW STORE-AT I4I MAIN STREET.
n Il e. II. b. MARSH, would respectfully
Cd 4. inform the citizens Of Wheeling and lis
NIcinIfy that they have taken the Store Room l4l
niain ST. (une door moth Of FaircbiId's Jewel
ry Siore,) where they have just received aud
now opening choice selection Of
SPRING Il SUMMER GOODS.
pufcbssed in the Eastern Cities the lowest prices.
anc which they disposed TO sell at smal ad-
vance for CASH. Their Stuck consists in part Of
Sup Wool dyed, Black. Blue, Invisible Green
aud Cadet mixed Cloths; Wool Black Blue and
Fancy CoIored Cassimeres; A good assortment OF
Satineis and Ny Jeans; 0ambro"ns and Summer
ClOIhs; French aud German Linens Plain aud ribb'd
Linen Drngs; York Dennims aud Me1iran Mix
tures; CoiIonades a nd blue dIills together with
general assortment of Geniltmens Summer wear;
PIinis OF all qualities aud prices; 44lhs French and
American Chimes; Esrslon and Manchester cling.
hams; American Gnghnms 4th. 18th and 4-4lh
Tickings; Checks, 4, 7.6 ard 4ths wide "a 10
aud 44ihs Paris Lawns; Black aud fancy cold
Hfsuselih de LANES; Rich brocade Lawns Back
and blue Black BUmbazlnes. Black and blue black
Alpacha Luslres; MaIaon and other black Italian
J,usIrinps; Black aud blue black Stripe aud 6g'J
Pout de Soie; Do and do Silk Velveis; Now sly 10
Vesiings; Black Satin dn Silk and Linen Cambuck
Hskis; Gentlemen's Silk Scaris; Bonnet Silk and
Lawns; Ladies' snd Gents black aud Fancy cold
Paris KID Glover; Black Italian Cravaif; Black Fiei
ara Love Wells; Satin and Bumbazne Stocks; Black
snd Whls liainn Grape; SILK, Cotton and MObair
Gluves; Ladies' F,llet and SILK Glove and Mitl.,
CaHbrleks, 81 and "a Plain and cross baird; JAG
0neis. % and 4'hs Plsihi Null, Leoo acd Book
Aiaslinsi Nstspoks aud Bishop Lawns; Linen Lawn.
aud Paper Mqsns; Gum Suspenders, Iaees IF sIi
kinds Cold Csmbrcs Cotton Flags and Bonssna.
Tabby Velyets; Patent Thread. Spool Cot,on and
Buttons; Hosiery assOrleJ; Umbrellas and Par,.ol,
Also general assortment OF Llsashed and brown
shestings and Shiriings Of Bleached Drilling. Pal
ent Thread, Spoil Cotton, Buttons. Hosiery osscst
I'd, Unbrsllasand Pa rasols. Bonneis. Palm leaf end
Leghorn Hate. together with choice selection q
Ribbon and Flowers suitable 10 the season.
Theyi nvite The people TO cali aud examine ihe
stock, as they ore determined 10 sell rs low o. III,
same kind Of goods can be purchased in any eslab
Ii.htnsnt IN Wheeling }. q. e. r. y. NJ.
nIar q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03
TRUST SALE.

I(G Virtue Of a iced of trust executed by Sam
ID uel II B own bearing date on the 25th Jauu-
airy 1886, and recorded IN the clerk office of
the county court OF Ohio couaty, shall on Thurs
day the 25 h ty of May next, AZ the front door
OF the Court house Of Ohio county, proceed To
ssll at public auCtipn, 10 the highest ncder fer
cash, the South half OF certal lot of ground, TO
wit lot No twenty one IN tn lt part Of the city Of
Wheeling, originally laid out by iona han Zane,
situate Ga the east Size of Main Street.
Selling a Trustee, | shall only convey su, h
title "a Is vested In ms by all dee of trust,
ap IS Is VI NELSON, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03
TRUsTEE,s SALE

81 by Virtue ola deed 81 Trust executed to The
II y subscriber by William AIterburv. 1 shall
sell on Monday the 5h day OF Junn. ! $40. al the
front door of the Court house Of Ohio county all
the right, title aud interest of said Aterbury in and
to the North hall of Lot No az four in square. M
twelve l2l on Market ST in the city Of Wheeling.
Selling ~ Trustee shall convey To the purchaser
only such titlo is vested in hy the deed OF
trust aforesaid ISAAC w MITLHELL.
aPS2 Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03
AE ORE NEW 6OODs, just received al

AVA -NO ioi Nlaln 81 w va. Inc
fubhc are respectfully. iniorned. that my second
supply ol NEW GOODS has aruvsd-is open, aud
ready for sale. All respectfully invited 10 call
and examine Them.
do mol intend to put forth any big Stills. or hang
out great lung aass. with false and ludicrous rep
reservations on Them. as am unwilling 10 believe
that an Intelligent community will continue To
rounIenance such intol"rabie humhuggov.
NV stock will he Iarge-weil selected and bought
las n nesIly telieve) cheap land the public are
assured that Il VIII he sold CHEAP. Ihnwevcr do
not profess Ia ssh nv goods f.r less Than they can
be bought IN The eastern ciiirs--:s expect make
an honest living by my profits: ard IhIs believe D.
The calculation of all regular merchants
only ask the public 1" cali and give my Goods a
fair examination with n mind Invested o prejudice
and il they do not find them fully cheap those
OF my neghbOrs, certainly cdntot I've uIreassna
bic as TO expect ihsm 10 buy. J SENSENEY.
Rpl7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03
ARRIVAL OF TIE
MAMMOTH WhGON LOiD,
OF IO,196 LBS. or DRY GOODS FROM
CUNBERLAN Nd

CUMBERLAND.
HAVE just returned from the Eastern cities ar d
receiving aud opening the FINEST AND
CHEAPf ST stuck of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS svcr Offered in the Western Couu-
try,
AZ cheap goods The cry. and rs am de.
crmined To do CASH BUSINESS ENTIRELY
IN prepared tn offer the greatest inducements Iu
the public. To- part with their money. aud will ,cll
as great BARGAINS FOR CASH, "a such
persons raa desire. To prove which Call at the
Of Main and Madison streets pposile Ire Big
Rsd Boot lap ISL w II. SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03
GREAT ENCITEl iENTy
EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL!
THE q kent 81 Els FERS.V'
SPRING d SUMNER GOODS
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
"RAF IL RALIENBEKl: t,.nectiuIIy

ANRAF IL BALLENBEKG respectfully
II notify their friends and the public generally,
that they have Just rerctvcd and now upenn, at
their store north east corner Main aud Market Al
ly n very large ana splendid assortment ui sensnna-
bic. fancy anI staple Dry Gonds, which wi,h iheir
forner stock makes the assortment complete; the ex.
icni beauiy aud variety OF WHICH Is surpassed a
equacd ia this city, aud tor chea mess can't be beat
Their stock consists part of The blowing very de-
sirable articles
WOOL dyed Broad cloth of every cu"r and qaalily.
from 81 50 To ) 90 yd; glack, cold and fd \ pa
cha cloths, a large assortment Of lmcn aud Cotton
sluT Ter pants; SILKS, plain. striped, eheue aud
cross haired, very great variety run els 81
Chully very handsome Is cis; CHIMES 4Ihs " lde
% cts, comet Null, CambrIc. b ,ok Cross barred
and Lace Musns; Kentucky Jeans AT % cts per ;d.
PLAIN aud rwilled summer cloth Cor genIlemens
wear; PLrisemne Painted Ii yns fnr Is eta yard;
b. urine. a new atiicIe Tor ladies' dresses; Man
chester ginghains at cts; Bed Tic III ny cts IL
splendid assortment of Scarfs aud Cravais for la.
dies; Cassne,; Black and Fancy Cashmere; Plan
aud ribbed Gamhroon of the best qualify; Black satin
at SO els yd; Fig'd BOmhazines; French Lawn,
new sly lc 4-4Ihs wide, very fine 81 cts; y Orleans
cloth. Muusin de Laiues l6 cts; Irish Linens. Lin
GU Lawns aud Birds Eye Linen.
a complete assortment eC BONNETS very cheap;
a large ST. ok olGOyes aud Hosiery from cts up.
Wards To oil qualities aud srces; Ioge Their with
% 900 yds CALICO aud MUSLIN of every style
and qualify which We uflcr from To ~ els a yd
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find It much Ia
their interest To call on them they are ena sled to
sell all their Goods al Eastern prices.
Don't forget 10 call at he GREAT WESTERN
mar % en-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03
HIRE &MARINE INsURANCE-Thoro ar

LNlRE &MARINE INSURANCE-Thore ar
a. two situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately apprecia e
the value of insurance. These are, while -tand-
lag upon the runs of Their own property, ther
receiving frem insurance office the full a
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot banded perhaps by d. Isolate tam
Ly; lamennng hat stupidity and folly which ha6
fd,Ee TO provide for such q Contingency.
s ATKINSON Agent of the Pro TEC ZION
INSURANCE co OF HARTFObD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with ther
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
cnlnery, and everyother description Of lnsurable,
property Also, OH steam keel and fiat boats
ana their cargDes to and from any port ON the
Western Waters.
Hotel. tan |, 1892
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03
INSURANCE..

81 . ISKS will be taken W the FIRE g. MARINE
II u, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az The forrest rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, 81, no, brlsk or w OGDEN
ada their contents:
STEAMBOATS, factories; mills &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise ofall kinds.
And against all dangers ate ending the trans
pOTtauon Of goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canals
and railroads
r. r the character Of the company as to prCmp-
iitude and liberality in the adjustment md pa r.
ment OF l0ssos.[we beg leave O. refer 20 the mer.
ohants Of this place and elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment Of claims upon US aUg4
Oflee tn Main ST. -. LAMB Scs'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-03

DRY GOODS,
and for the sake oil br-vIty would only enumc C.
rate few.
Super Brood Cloths all colors; super Black
and Green Summer Cloths, MAJ oieon cloths;
French and London prints IN great variety; Pa
risiennes a new and beautiful article for SecS nd
mourning; London French and Mosaic Ldras
of beautiful paItc rms; Ladies FichuSeffs an en-
iirely new article the first fashioa Super stDsr
Imperial and Shell brGiG Bounds, would pre-
So We their equal has never been offered in this
mairione, Il Black E'ig'd and Striped EOuH de
Sol; Ombro tripod MsHSlin de LANES; splen-
did stock OF new styles Edrdsois and Shades;
with u great variety of new and choice articles
Fashionable are respectfully solicited.
nj %