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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Party Names.

Unless some photographer shall make dction-
airy OF political proper names, arrange. classify and
define them by expository notes and "is,ninous
commentaries" by the time the presen, rising gene
ration comes upon the stage Of action, there viii! be
such mixed up compound Of strangely sorted in
gradients in the whereabouts ofsecis and parties as
to defy all search for the ideny of either, by name
and their several histories will become involved in
as much uncertainty as the burial place Of Moses
Strictly speaking there exists but two political
parties in this country, separated by we'll defined
landmarks, though the ever-shihing views of one OF
them might justify the supposition that its principles
had no fxedncss and were tending to no definite
result Two parties only-one, believing it best to
have a currency, protec, native industry. make
government serve the people nd allow prosperity
to the land. The other, believing it best to get a
long with no currency, or at best, with gold and
silver one, because the precious metal is all in the
hands Of a rich few-annhia,e all prot.cton to our
own industry and turn tho laborer Out to compete
with the miserable starving serfs Of the old world
lie, overnment neglect the people and squander their
money in political prohigacy, and the people cat
starve, whichever comes easiest Two distinct
par,ies-two only! To one other Of these results
all voting, all writing, all movements, tend. Yet
there are as many names by which to distinguish
them as there have been circumstances in their
histories which names can commemorate. We
have Wings and Locos, Democrats and Federalists,
Republicans and Tories; Coons and Algcrines;
Democratic Wings and Democratic Locofocos
Tariff; ties and Free,rade-iies; Bsnk-ites snd Hard
money ties; besides the more dscernable divisions
Of Clay-tes, Calhouni,es Tyler ties, &c &c. &c.
Now if there is any necessity Of being known or
identified as political parties, when The presen, race,
with its misdeeds have passed away, it is time to
commence histo'ies, dictionary Nor ,us uensn, oi
future generations. Either so, or let the Two par
Ties allow each other the names they have assumed,
whether those names are descriptive of their creeds
or not Mechanics have boon banded abou, till
they are as sickening 10 the Sigh, as quag -mire
fros-pond.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Government Expenditures.

While the democrats" continue TO ssser, that the
Wings have no, in any manner re,renched the er-
Pendi'ures Of government, but the contrary hav.
Increased them, II is proper TO perseverngy con.
uhue The presentation OF the fact, about ii. Now,
facts are OF Ear more Importance than of-h.nd as.
ser''ons or idle rs,siied reports.
The whole amour, Of Government expenses for
tie year and half To end July i,h, 1874. will not
exceed ss''Soo'ooo. In this estimate is included
appropriations Of al least one million and a quarter
oi 'he payment OF old debt, Of the last slinis,ra
nan' and tot carrying into eTeeuon such operation,
as that adminstrsion failed 10 accomplish through
mos eulPsbie hsslee, Of duty And With all thi,,
What an amazing reireaehnens OF Gstonal eIpendi.
'ures-mors Than one third on the NOS, liberal cal.
eolaiion How ssnseless this unes,sing Trad. Of
abuse about Wing erIsrsg,nes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

wnh nv brother and secured a white sheen, from
which ,hear,d With my loom bears hall enough
iot a web; we then la her 20 with the rcsi OF
Der fleece | scni the wool IN BY my liile sister.
and Luther ran Fof Mach sbo,p and held her.
While cut % wool iot NV filling and hsf The
usfp and then We allowed her to 80 with the re
rnsininF ooar.e par Of her fleece
The rcs OF the narrative the writer would
abrIdee by saying tina, the wool thus obia,n,d
was duly eardcd, spun. washed. sized and dried
a loom wa. found few doors of the web go, IN
and oove the elolh prepared cut and made, two
or three hour. before the biolheIs departure, thai
Is 10 say IN forty hours from the commencement
without help from any modern Improvements
The good old lady closed BY saying, 4 FL, no
wearne., ! wep, not. was serving my country
was relieving my poor mother, was preparing
a Carmen, for my darling brother The garment
finished retired weeping ull my overcharged
mud bnrs,ing heart wu. relieved This brother
was perhap, one Of Gen. Stnrks soldiers, and
wnh such spirit to cope with, need we wonder
that Bnrgovne did not execute his ,hrea, Of march.
ing through the heart of Americai w. NJ II.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
The New York Election Frauds

Continue TO create great excitement, deep inves-
tigaon and astonishing disclosures. The bare
fact tina, the loco vote has far ou,s,rpped any other
vote ever poed by them in the city, no, excepting
that a, the Presidential election in $780, while the
Wing vote remained about the same as at last year
election, is presumpve proof Of most a,trocious
frauds upon the ballot-box. The loco vote of lsl2
fell of 60s from that of $780, bu, in ls43 it sudden
ly swe.ls up 4724!! Notwithstanding the plain,
palpable conclusion TO be drawn from the fact, and
Notwithstanding the positive detection Of innumer-
able instances of rascality in this ballot, the loco
presses gravey tell us their augmented vote was but
natural increase Ofueters"-al perfectly hone St.
though STEPPED in a',cr knavery-all perfectly nat
ural, though in the face and owes of every proba-
bility. The sober fact is an unheard-cf scheme of
villanous fraud has bee most succe, sfuly practi
ced by the victorious party.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Democratic PORN OF Government Divine la
,titotton.

Psorrssos wfsts lociurej ios highly respectable
audience a, the Society Library in New York city,
N this subject, The Tribune remarks
all. luminous and philosophical analysis of the
Constitution. presented the Jewish government, we
venture to say was quite new 10 most OF his hearers
and the coincidence. be,w the systems OF Mosaic
legislation and out own, pointed out bv The lee
turr, wete truly extraordinary MI. wines repre-
sened each OF the tribes as forming separate
state, With Legislature and Supreme Co"r OF us
own Yet there wa. real and = vigorous general
government. The nation might have been denom'.
mated with strict proprieiy, the United states o'
Israel. There were four departments o. The Gov
eminent, the Chief Mseistaey, the Senate, the Or
scle. and the "Congreea,ion OF lstaei. me last
was the popular branch, and consisted OF Deputies
chustn by the people. truly representing the nation,
and faithfully embodying and carving out the de-
crees Of the popular will. The form OF legal e.
nsc,ment might have run thus "Be IT enacted by
the Congregation Of Israeli the Senate advising the
Judge presiding and the Oracle asserting There
was a National Cont 10 which difficult causes were
adjourned from the local tribunals These posi-
lions. and many others. equally striking were sus-
tanned by strong array Of arguments, and illus,ra'-
cd in the .s-rls and ttescstng manner. The
lecturer closed with the Observation, mat whoever
holds TO the Divine legation ofMoses, AID therefore
necessarily believes that Constitutional and Rep
resentaiivs Democracy is form OF Government
stamped with the Divine appreciation. will hence de-
rive new and forci5le argument 10 cherish and de-
fend the precious charter Of own liberties since
,s type and model came originally from the depths
OF the Divine wisdom and goodness"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Accident mud Death.

young man named Searls was killed in Mendon
yesterday morning in singular manner. Early in
the morning he started for sawmil, in which he la
lored as sawyer, and in attempting to pass over the
pile Of logs he is supposed to have started some OF
them from their bed, by which he was prostrated,
in which condition third rolled upon and killed
him. When found, he was lying across two, and
another was resting on his neck, quite dead.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

A Rieh Departuent-The Louisville Journ al SAYS
The War Department; owes us ten dollars. Not
long ago, We sen, on our bill. The Department,
under date Of the 22d inst. replied: II beg your in
diligence I'LL the coming month, say during the LIST
week, when the amount shall be RENTED you"-
Think OF the War Department begging months in
du!genee on DEBT ofien dollars, What rare sit
uaiion !, mus, be in for war with Great Britain.
The Albany Weekly Gazette. another Wing pa.
per, makes similar complaint. Oh you belong to
the wrong ship, gentlemsn, both Of you, to eIpee,
an equal share in the purser's affections
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Connecticut Eleeton.-Returns received from all
towns in the State except sis, and from these, the
mojor't'es are given. The loco candidate, 80 far,
leads the Wing by 1898. Abolition vote, and scat
teing, 1864. Las, year the loco candidate for Gov.
ernor distanced the Wing by 81 moie votes than the
present. The abolition vote was then 473 higher
than now. No choice for Governor, and probably
none for any State offices.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Popery,

Asplendid building is now erecting in Worces-
ter, Mass an' :. to hs opened with great pomp md
splendor in October next as College Of Jesu,fs
This mos, dangerous and profiga,e Of all orders OF
the Romsh church-ihe most hidious progeny OF the
Beast is 10 be allowed nursery on the American
soil Schools, colleges, churches and nunneries
building all over the country priests and people
are rapidly augmenting, by emigration and all the
suIiliaries for building up Romsni.m on broad
and strong foundation seem engaged a. for their
lives in the work. Have we nothing to fear from
popery'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Throughout the Union, the Loco For
party is gong against pro.ection-and sfo'i
enoIt VIII be made in the next Congress to reFea
inc iarih Law The Southern Locos will g.
lor the repea land the Northern Dough-iaces
mat party Will follow in their train. A, the j"
session Of the Loco Foco Legislature Of Virgins
me following resolution was passed
"ReS0Ered by he Gensrat A.NmJiv, That on
senators IN the Congress Of the United States u
ana they are hereby instructed and our ReP't
seniailyos requested, 10 procure the REPrhL o.
THE Tariff, pds'ef AZ The late ,fsi0H Of tss
gre" AND TO OPPOSE AND FOlt
AGAlNST ANY TARIFF WHICH !
NOT SOLELY FOR REVENUE
Franklin Mensagrr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

NJ Some person in Mouniholly sen, Us wha,
PurPorts to be notice ola marriage in that place,
bot excuses himself for Withholding his name. on
The ground Of Lis ignorance IN eompoaGon." lie
will probably be less ignorant when he learns that
marriage notices Of such suspicious deserip tion
are 6urHe not pUJlIIAed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

The Madisonian, Mr.. Tylers official organ, an
nounces tina, the president expects that in six
months his ADMINISTRATION will be sustained by three
lour'hs of the loco party. We do not know why
he should no, be, for they bough, him with prom
isc of support; that's certain.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Freshei at Aibany.--on Sunday. 10th inst. the
river 10 such height as TO partially innundaie
the city. In front Of the Eagle Tavern, water was
three fee, deep. and passengers for the boats were
caaveyed in skifTs and scows.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Nor DsID. John Ives, the printer, well known
throughout this State, whose death was last week
published IN number Of papers in the state, has
written communication for the Pittsburgh Re.
publican. denyiog in the mos, uaequVoeal terms
that he mas 'shafHed on this mortal coil As lie il,
In0ws % be man Of truth, it i. presume ,hs, his
word vii generally lie b.isVed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

TIE Illinois legislature has taken away III. char.
ter u the Saints City" Ssuvoo. Possibly Zoe
sni'h M, be favored With another rsrsl.uon bsfOt,
Ions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Very Ciesr,r,-if any bod can read il. 49,.
u want m~.~U," said the printer 10 i'
Sweeiheau
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
Al GISF rs, Ic43.

~ al - IN. tc4ts
NEW FALL AND PINTER GOODS.
+ the New Store Of j !, .t!KRMt " sH,
"a No I4I Man streer. u q y iarsh
hove received Their first stock OF Fall and
super Fresch Black, English and Amer,cnn
woal Owed Clo'bs, plain and fancy cassimeres
Relgic, MAN Bearer Flushing and r,los t us
rrvs; White Gauze, Ret Neliew. TwIl'cd and
printed Flsunels; plain and ig'd silks; and SAL
in< tur<r stylef plan. striped, stored. changs-
able Il I'd and plain Alpaca Lnsires BombVzines:
Satin striped and nlain Muslin de Lanes, striped
Chn-anS. I.usire LANES, rape Rachel. Sinped
rMerinaes: Manchesfr. Farls'on, French AZ d
sChaTnbra Sinehams; Brorha, Damask dc I.aines.
Me.ino, Embroidered. Damask W0Oilen. Tnri9n
Fie'd Merino. ThtSet. k9byle. Lady sale and
Helen NcGregor Ladies Shawls; cold and blncl
Kid Gloves, Long White do Fancv Points snd
Dress Haadkerchiefs, Alpachs aprons, Sik
Working Canvass, Iepngr y ors'ed, Th.ead lace
edgln9s and inseTiInrs; Swiss and Jaconet %;
Ashburton, LYONS and Fancy Me- I.aees coi'd
-cambric hdkfs, plain and fed white AVID black
Net; sl-in aud fg'd Swiss Book lace strined.
checked and Jac0net NJ siins: MnlI MIL. Nan
socks, Linen lawns. LINEN camhric: PLAIN md
hg'd hobbnetis hlacL Castelar, Net, new sivle
honset Rlhhons;.silk poke, Hdkf-; Irish linens;
Mohair cloak fassslS, Ga and "a Fable NAM '.
"a Linen Diaoer. Russia do and hleachcd ana
brown Linen Table cloths .ieen shee:ines; vi
amt cold mmslins .papsr do White and brown
hollands, sIlk AID werstei Serge: black silk.
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents Hack Italian
craNa ats. Dorsey soarfs. Boz tie s'o'ks and y =
ron cO'lais: hlP TX, white end cold KID. cash
mere and Thibef gloves; Mcrinn and Safiu Yes
tipgs; super Gun Subscribers. Snsrender Fnds
brown cotfon. Aurola md T.aTnh's V-op drawers
and-shir:s; brOcade, mOhaF md lasfine coa' nnt
overcosi buttons; FAD, mohair and silk binding
aqpave coatcnrd, German md Ar1erican Pms
sack nod White roftOn. black aob's Wool
MIXED .Saxony and Cashmere Hose. do hal
Hose: Marie stripes, checked. brown an
bleached DnllirRs, canvass. padding bleache
and brown muslin. waddin0, batting U-.brelias
aiarge assortment ~ French Chirfzes British 4
AMERICAN PRINTS
One case Of fns Florence Braid BOnuefs, net
style. Horse Hair Gimps; d-r. fc.
Weinvite the attention Of Country Merchant
60 our stock. Rich is large and well selected
Our customers snd the ci'izens ~ Wheeling =
virinity. are respecifillv invifcd N give ~ ~
before making their Fall nurch sea frr we CA
and WILL seH DRY GOODS cheaper tia
teere srsr before offered ih This cifu.
.ang q 3. q. q r. p. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

Prepared and sold by Sands &. Co. Drug
gisis aud , hemists Graniie buildings. 27t
Broadway correr Of chs minors at New Work.
and fov sale nv Druggists throughout tie U s.
Price 81 ne bottle. eta botfle@ far S. f. E .I
Tho pubic are respectfully requested 10 reuem-
be- thar IL 10 Sandss Sarssparila that Las snd is
CONSTANTLY achieving such remarkat cures Of
the most difflcult class OF diseases TO which the
hnma frame is subject. aad ask for Sands Sar-
pari'la. md 'ske no other
OLJpER PRYOR. APsnf 6y special 1p-
roinfmerf for the Proprietors, for HheeliIg
~ ~ ri-inifv. IN ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
10000 DOLLARS.

NE -, go 49,, G. ,y...,s "
~. x,n,,,'. - ....''. '.'."''s a.
'O""n. 800. " ~ ~" -
"''u '"e p""''' Wv 'a', IN ~ '.s ~
nm, fs ,,", '''e ~, WI" ~
- .". 80.
1'' w '''
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= I've p1"ne ~" 'ne"e" W '"' a"1 sA-'''''' ''' '
towing a'Hr'es' VIZ
IN s,,,,.,s,s,:.
w w, @"eS s-N'.r'> NJ 1r,
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a''o ~, w." sS',, s.,'.,N ~ StrC..I
GU, ,.'~ i.a' :, ~ o. .r'. p,SS.
S"',. ~ M. .a'ss.,S oo ,.. So.p.
,,.,, O. - g. ..ri,c = =
wv" h"- = = = - ~. 80, -,,
~ mixes : pug iODN>o ~
~ 81" 10 pug q" a''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09


the cillzens OF WhcelIng and the
neighborhood. that he has just returned from
Philadelphia aud BIliimore, ardis now Tecelv
ing - -
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
l9einE .he seconl supply this, Fall which for
a-ALITY AND cHEArSEss ca.not be excelled IL
slualled IN the Cny OF wheeling.
Cloths OF everv variety Of shade and price. We
.ry lew iced.
Csssirnsres and Cassinetis ofthe greatest qarn.
tity imaginable.
Kentucky Jeans, fulied cloths.
Kerseys Beaver cloths. Giraffe cloths, and eve
ryivsristy of goods Tor coats aud pantaloons.
Bleached and BrowA Mnshns, Fiannels aud
Checks,
ALSO-1he largest assortment OF Cdiicoes he
has ever ofiesed - the public.
Dome site, Earl stun and Manchester Ginghams
Splendid new styie goods for dresses. such as
rich 6gd Veicets, China Pehln, Chusan. dc
-1.aIpe, Muslin de i.aiae, silk stripe Aackhars
IA new article) striped. f.,d, chan seabie, PLAN
aad vari-gafed 4fpaeI Lusfres, wlfts every
kind of Goods in fashion for Ladies dresses;
Stdlols Hdndkerckiefs, GIeres, Hosiery, Wits,
Cults. Ribbons, Bonnet SILKS and Innings, ar
ftfcfEis. &c.
The undersigned would take this occasion 70
express his thaaSs TO the public for the liberal
scare of thelr paro hase herefofnre received and
hopes and believes that an examlnatpn at he
stock will satisfy any one that he is sti entitled
10 fall share Of the public PATRONAGE.
artIs ~ SENSFNEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
VNeTtRANCp.

ER IsKs will Ne inken v the FIRE & MARINE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az ne ioWesl rites on
Buildings Of kinds. ct, ne. brick or wooden
aad their confents.
Steamooa e; f1ct0Ficti mills, &c.
furnimrf'
And mfrchandise ofaIl kinds.
And agaInst al danzeis ate ndiug the trans
portatton Of GOOD on rivers. lakes, seas. canals
am railroads.
Ftr al character Of the company ss 20 prc mp
ntnde ard ifhcrali'y IN ne adjustment sud - -
fnent ~ trsscs I'VE beg leave a. refer % the mer.
rhaots ~ this place I'D elsewhere VINO have had
The adiuetraert q claims upon 20. aue FL
Ofice MAR ST. R.W HARDING secF.
WHOR SALE, Cherao'ss. T,p.z. Anslfheist
III uud ersmet BREAST PINS. J,t si,asr Piaa
Heari' and Cfusss. o FAlRCinLD.
az 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES II. WHARTON
Az the coxNkR UNION AID MAIN sTRksrs
A.sF taA WHEELING. VA.


Single papers Coz sale by the carriers and a, The
.othcs at rents copy.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times
published on Wednesday at 81 90 per annum
in advance. or SO if not paid within one month
IRON the beginning sfthe yenr. Nonew ssbScribers
will be received except such ms pay IN advnnce
For m7s'ss 81 SO. is invariably charged No
-ibSc riber receive, for less FERN than six.'nonths
and paper discontinued cx-ept al tho discretion
-ofths publisher. until all arreangcs are paid
s4f .rsKvsao r NV ERrisiNo. l.s'-f ssh
Three Insertions or less per square. sl.n0
One week. .ftt = Ier- o. 90 sl50
Two Weeks. .l'f sff SOD So So
Three Weeks. $50
Fo,,r weeks fft '-.fr '"t S4.On
Two rnaa'hs. 5000 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted Till furhii or wiih"nl
rpre.s order. viii be inserted until ordered ,i'
nd charged dollar fr / 1t three Insertions and
Is CTS for each Insertion alter. Advertisements
nse ted hires times week Tor three fsurths the
sh-vs. Weekly for one half per week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09

ENRINGEs, CIMPs AND OTHER TRIM
MNG.--T have sIiendd assnfimeid ~
Fringe. Gimgr. Hrads. ylslsls'ues. Buttons ioS
hsbiis. and o,hss ssasiss ~ Nilluers' Traainzs.
Ia II anbRK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
MONROE UOTSF.
Monroe Street T,fn,ss Mais SSf Na-kef Streets
WHEELING. Va.
JAMES MATHERs. Prep,i.ler.

IA WIS HAITIEho. F|Fn1fIfI"T'
TVNHE Mon.ae House has heen e'.i'ely rrnvs'ed
aud refined throughout md he ?rnrsici"r
has M hesifaion ~ saying That h ran accommodate
The travelling rnhiir ~ we'll " nna hefiof ihan anv
,sber TIfrl Nv fsis cifv. Ills uniisiug ereriio"s
shall he drvuted 10 fhe r's'ri of his guests. Ihi'
tnsr L. lrr1'rf .,iiltir - rsi- ~ he Ssam Boz
Landing and nearly np.,-ite he pnsi Oire mali ni
u . de~rahe stopping rlafe for stranger. vi-iiini
he civ ON hn-n,eas. Bangsre ~ir he enuvevcd o.
sf.d INN sieaustuais free 81 charge. and cuaehe
" 80 call ~ he d,-nr ~ receive rarreuacp
Amqched On the houae ia gorvl STABLE whir'
will he vol and enrefuily aurpd~d b.. sirnu0e'
afrnite4i ~ stiy hour of me night. Cha,e~s ra'i
~ emit tho times nri -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
C.ptrat e5O0 OO0


I'HiS company ling nsw duly orcs nized, ~
Drerared 10 make insurance on every dcs-
critpion ofFire ard Marine Risks. such dwell
ing fonses, Store OUses &c with their con
tents. Also. Steam Roais. Fat Roafs and Keel
Boats Wifh their carRces t. aed from any 3 ri
ON fNs Ohio I'd Mississirpf rivers OF they trib
uiarv stress Avn icafi0n r lnsprar 90 70 b >
msds fyr tbe rree'ft 81 the Office Of the Wheel
ing Savings lns titution
sul r MCCOY see''v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
L.UNRER.
HEAD OF WATER SrRErT.

II NHE sub-srteFs having Pnrrhased The LUM-.
Il Der YARD an Nam street near The Bridge.
formerly occupied by Mclean. 4 Rice, Ee-pcriiuy
IRIprn the rshiIr Iai ties are prepar nj al all times
la furnish sIl KIM. &C PINE LII NBER on the usost
Iarurs hir ior cn-h. rt rts
Attached Ia his yard IS m exeelirni planing NM
chino. Which vi be rtnsiaAgly snprlRd Hh sDss--
kod E'ariHr. reo'h-r bo0rfing ceiling. &c. whr Will
he -ud &C cast. ~ iuw auy place in the we--
tern rr,unttv. All orders ihatkfsHv reretv.d sni
PrFurily atIeples h,. l.. s. ROOT & co Ht
Wheel,rP. August ll-H
Washington Examiner cpIy TO amount of iSo dol
I lars. and charge TiWes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-09
". ~ 8 S. ii. TIVENON. = 60
WHOLESALE & RETAI:, DEALERS IN HATS
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Wesfsile Of Main street. WZec1;nr Va -.ts
HAVE on ifa,i and roos,,nsly mannfactar.
ing general assortment of s'lpe rior Fur aud !.
SILK has They have received The latest spring !,
fashion, from New Work AID are now prepared .
- supply 10 ordei all sizes ard "a sisies m Iii.
t.ssent or past style, a. may suit eustomers. i
Hack and Drab neavir and Castor. Plain .
White Rn-sia and Napt Hats 80 -'trff =
They also keep on srd an assori enf of plain ~
ans fancy mems a -oi far ani cloth caas, !.
all OF which they offer their topers and he
ouhl,c on he most pleasing terms. .ti 90 A. tntt
& iAN"fdrrc tom country merchants End deal A
ere PROMPTLY filed on he favorable tern z.
Thankful for he liberal PATRONAGE they have -
heretofore received thew sscit a. share III -pub-
lie patronage which they are determined to de- =.
serve hv pron,pt a ten ton. persona. application
10 business. and cheapa nd favors Bile yates. ir-s
mar ~ l.I -. e. e
q ARDWARE-'rhs sntser her has lately
= q rrr~iv"i he f,ilowing g,rJs. which he has 3
sinc~d Tie price TO suit tunes.
ElP'ic Swings MAnn's Axes
WIN Je-S'r & sons Cast M.'.i-e hole aud other
SHEAR -ieei, Auvi.. .-zfiIll O.
Smiths Wees. Nil g. Cross Cut sa We. b
Sheet Bias. PIanes
Together With every variety in the Hardware
a"f c'rrisey line. SASrL SEEI.
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