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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

Death cf Cal 1Fam6aH Died at New
York3 10Th November Col. JOHN TRUM.
BULL, aged 81 years. His remains will
be taken 10 Nav Havenlo interment. {
Thus fades awav another Of the illustfi-
Gus band Of Revolutionary men. Gel
Trumbull, as soldier, an artist, diplo:
niatlsi, and a Christian gentleman; was,
through many generations, honofed and
respected in life, to be honored and Ia.
me n,ed in death. j
Col. Trumbull. after serving with hi
regiment in The field, BECAME a member o
Cen. Washington's military family At
ter The revolution, be went 10 Europe Il
lperfect.himself in bis favorite art ofPalnt
ling, having il always at heart1io psfEet
Eusie on The breathing canvass sctns 9th
lassst scenes asaa, ss 9QRs pt the
be lived. He has, by his hisiesiresa ~
lures in tho Capitol, : f1qr s...s0,. oy the
Ilsme win that ,laeHey and Christopher
Lo,.V.tne fifth Commissioner under the
Jay treaty, for the settlement of Ameri-
can claims upon England; and holding as
be did the. determining vote on all con-
tested cases, he was SO fortunate as 10 &C.
quirh the entire respect and confidence Of
both parties BY the strict and honorable,
impartiality and justice Of his decisions
In his personal character and inter.
course, Col. Trumbull Lad all the polish
and amenity Of high-bred gentleman,
with all the forbearance and Iconsidera.
ton for others which go farto make up
that character.
He has died at ripe old age, and LEFT
not an enemy behind, ~. Y finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
PAY OF NAVY oFF.lcEFa


Having copied FROM the washington
Capitol what pulports to be the Sc oipay
Of officers Of the Navy, and hndlag u, up
on examination, imperfect in enc o. inc
grades, we republish i according 70 mo
act Of Congress by which y . p!escfiOeo'i
-Tb, senior officers inirhe Navy, ii all times
when on duty receive Ss,2Uo
On leave or waiting orders S''Vo
other Captains when commanding
ssquadrons on foreign station aggO
On other duty S.sgu
On leave or waiting orders z.oqU
! A Commander at sea 2,oqU
/ On other duty s,luv
| On, leave Or waiting order l,svu
/ ALieutenant in command IN !,500
/ On other duty ~ ~ i,ooU
4 on leave or waiting orders rs0
4 A p.~aed M;dsG.;rssAf On GUY sSo
" sskir<sl S4rSoro sT5.s ouU
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

The Hon. EBwzaD r. Llyrxssroz. III. Lieu
tsnses oovefp4r Of De State, died il The els u
Esv YORK Of fsidsy week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

Mr.. Hoa Bnren's -dnfl- 1drV Letter.
Ths Richmond Enqairer Of The 7lhl publish
e M. yan Bursns Aati-Tsrif Ieller, bal just
in time not 10 reach New York III after he
election. Ths following i he letter. however,
which i IL tine ler The election next year.
(Bsh Pas
ArsAnr, Feb. 2S, 1913.
nv Dear Sir-Iihank you very kindly
fsr your lriendly letter. | have at no
time, nor any whsFs. hesisaied % express
nv decided disapprobaiion Of the Tariff
Act Of the last session, IS well 10 respect
10 the principle uponswhich i is formed.
Is ID lie details. In good time you will
have nv views in respect 10 that and
other subjects before the Publies In The
mean time, believe me 10 be,
Very respectfully.
Your friend and obedisnt servant.
n. Enquirer adds
"The reply 10 the Indiana Committee IS, W
presume. the paper 10 which Mr.. Van Buren, re
fers-and as we said al the lime We Published
thar reply, This letter. short but significant ash
is, sheds a clear light upon the doctrines O
That"
This, says the Richmond Wing, i first rate
The Indiana letter covered some three or fou
columns, and was designed 10 remove all doubt
about Mr.. " BIS opinions; but his private le'
Ter d half-a-dosen. lines sheds great light apO
1T
But short and sighi6ean. as this ietierds, "
COMES we do not fully comprehend it-Ths
principle is il that Mr.. Van Bu.en objects to
| Not ,he Discrimination In favor OF American in
,sres, i--ror in his Indiana letter, he expressl
stated THAT 70 be principle which be supported
Not the principle Of raising an adequate resenu
for the support of Government-for all profes
to Be agreed on that.
These are the Two main principles on whic
the present Tariff is founded-w principle
j il, then, 10 which Mr.'Van Buren, objects?
< III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

Exports ofProrisions from N. York
During the three first quarters ofsihisse ear,
ending on the 3lst Of September, there
were shipped from the port Of New York
for England 1916 bbls, Of Beef d,O25.-
i47 lbs of Tallow. $50 bbls. Of posk. p
o72, 5S7 lbs. Of Lard. TIA. SIG lbs, cf But
Ter, and | ,73O, 99l lbs. Cheese.
The total shipments OF provisions from
New York 10 England during the whole
~ his year are estimated as follows -
llO 02I bbls. of Beef. 2 700, 1856 lbs, Of
Tallow, 1000 bbls oE Pork, ? 763, 4l9 lbs.
lpf Lard, l.O3l. 755 lbs. Of Butter, and
~, 3D7. 9SS lbs. Of Cheese.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

Father MstiAew.-1his celebfatsE Adj
Ivocate of Temperance. lately stated 10
London, that be had received letters n
/ The Magisiracy ofLiverpool and Maes
fer, where 10000 persons bad take
pledge. stating thai already ansimsnens
Eidiminution Of crime bad taken PLACE. -
He also said that there we're i .eQO. 0a0
acres il Ireland in:o which. spades had
never been put since the flood. and that
he desired to see the Irish as happy IN
Their own country a. we're the English,
BY the cultivation Of additional thousands
oil acres. Sd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
THE LArEET.

The State Senate will stand Wings, e6 La
COS! As far Is heard from there havs been
lecied to, the lower House % Wings and So Il
COS: Eleven members yel to be heard from.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
NEW sToRE-AT I4I NAN SIRE

NEW STORE-AT I4I MAIN SIRE EFT
b. d X. B. MARSH, would respect fully
inform the citizens OF Wheeling and lis
vicinity that they have taken the Store Rsom l4l
Main 81, Zone door north Of A o FsirchIds Jewel
~ SIors) where they have just received aud are
new opening choice selection Of
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
purchased in the Eastern Cities the lOyy est prices
Ano which they disposed 10 sell at small sd-
vance for CASH. Their Stock consists in part Of
Sup WSol dyed, Black, Blue, Invisible Green
ans Cadet mixed Cloths; Wool Black Blue and
Fancy ColOrsd Ca'simsreS; A good assortment of
Sauineis and KY Jeans; GambrODns and Summer
Cloths French and German Linens; Plain and ribbd
Linen Drllings; York Dennims snd Merican Mir
lures; Coitonades a. nd blue drills together with
general assortment OfGenilcmeH's Summer wear;
Prints Of al qualities and prices; 4-4ths French and
American CHIMES; Earlston and Manchester Cling
hams American Ginghnms; 3-4th. 18th and 4-4th
Tickings; Checks, , 4, 10 and 4ths wide; 81, 10
and 4-4ths Paris Lawns; Black and fancy cold
Mousslin de LANES; Rich brOcade Lawns; Back
and blue Black BOmbszines, Black and blue ba OK
Alpachs LuSlrss; MaaOni and other black Italian
LuslringE Black and blue black Stripe and fg'd
PUult de Sole; Do aud DO Silk Velvets; New sty ls
Nsbiings; Black Gain do; Silk and Linen Cambrick
Hdkis; Genllsmens Silk Scars; Bonnet Silk and
Lawn; Ladies snd Gents black and Fancy cold
Paris Kid Gloves; Black Italian Cravats; Black Fot
aud-tsoys Wells; Satin and BDmbazine Stocks; Black
and White Italian Crape; Silk, Colon end Mohair
6"vesi Ladies Fillet end Silk Gloves and Mitts;
Csn.briok'. 81 and Ga b. sndaEross barr'd JAG.
sns'. - and 4ths PlsiR Mgll. Leno ard Book
mu',lnsi NsL'ooks and Bishop Lawns; Linen Lawns
end Pspsr mqsrns; Cum Syspepdsrs To-, ,r III
Kinds Cold Cambrics; Cotton Fiags and BsnSanss.
Iabby Volvoisi Patent Thread SpoaI Cotton and
BuuoHs; Hosiery assorted. Umbrellas and p,r,.,,l.
Alec general assortment oi hleaehed and brown
ahssiinE' and Shlfiugs' % Bleachsd Drilling. Pa
@ni Thfead' spool Cotton, Buttons, Hosiery nssorr
I'd, Umbrsllassnd Pa fssols Bonnsts. Palm issC -
LeghOrn Hats, together with shoics sel.ction a
Ribbon snd Flowers suiiabls 10 The season.
Thsyi mvils he people 10 call end sramins tb.i,
stock. hey determined 10 cell o. low g. an.
ssus hind Of goods can ss purchased in any ssrsb.
lishneni IN Wheeling JB&RB
RafIl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
rRESTEE,S SALE.

RitehistoiSn Glass Works, Tocls dc DE
EpG virtue OF deed of trust 10 n,
I'D from Horace Milton Miller and wife, dated
the IL IN day OF November ls4l, and recorded in
the clerks office of the county court of Ohio
county Virginia. In deed book IS, page 337, we
will on W edne-day the nth lay OF June next al
tn frost door >! th8 court house of said county
sell AT public auction, all the real and persona
properly conveyed 10 ms by SAID deed; that il To
aay-the following real estate, with the future,
aFpurtcnances and improvements, squares mum
bered - and IL, Thirty three and forty onrl in
the addition 10 Sou h Wheeling, laid out by Sam
ue Sprjgg and John Riicki., which addition ia
commonly called Ritchietown; each of said
squares, contain sixteen lots, numbered from one
10 sixteen inclusive
Lots numbered and 10 [nine and tent in
! square number "a ltwenty four, in the same
addition.
Coal lot numbered > ftTo,l and the North half
OF coal lot numbered lth-ee,l in the same adJi-
ton, with the p-ivIeg. Of mining for Goa as far
back - The eastern boundary of the UrnnVfarm.
within tic oTth and South lines o: said CO A /
lot, numbered two, and said half Of coal lot
mum heTsi three
Also, al he tools, apparatus materials
Tor making glasS transferred 10 W by said
deed.
The sale will be made in parcels or together.
as may .uit bidders.
TERMS OF SLLE-The purchssa mop.V 10
be paid IN three equal InStalmeat bear ng inter-
est from ths day of sale, and payable resppctIye-
ly IN one, two and three years from the day uf
sale. The payment TO be satisfactorily secured
Selling az trustees, we undertake TO convey
such tile as Is vested in Us by said deed.
NAV. s Brady BaIT; { Tru,s."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
ms r ANCE,

LNlRE &MARINE INSURANCE-Thore ar
q two situations only ia which individuals can
De placed, where they can adequately appreciatg
the value Of insurance. These nre, Will. ~taud-
llS upon the RUNS of thsir own property, .uher
IeceINlnS from an Insurance office the full a.
mount which they have lost or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by dcsolate fam
Hyi Ianenung hat stupidity and foliy which ma r
Id ,H'd 10 provide for such a contingency
AKIN SON, Agent of the PROTEC ZION
M UKANCE co OF HARTFOhD, CONN
VIII take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
otoies' mills, factories, d-c, together with Their
cpph'ehts' such as furniture, merchandise ma
onntIV' and eyeryother description of insura BILE
proPeriy' Also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
Western Waters wv " '"'
Hotel. ''' 'Pp,sl'V u L., y -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
Trust 5 NI.tS,.
TRTSTEE,S HALE.

He1 Virtue of de,d Of trust from Thomas
ES White, William Il Tys son, William d Wilson
ahd Others 10 me, bearing date the Ist dsy OF
y ar'h 1870, and row on record IN the clerk
once Tor iho COrnty, m book ~, page lot on
Monday The 18th Gag OF May 4 ID, sS5 at 10 -
clock VI, NJ the front d or of the Court House
ir ONO county, | shall sell TO the highest and
1ei bidder: the whole no terest and claim of SAID
Thomas Nhte William i Tyson aud william, ~
wilson; being the three undivided sixth p, rts in
anu t9 certain tract of land situated on the wa
lcts Oi Big Wheeling creek, la ONO CO, bounded
as described ~ the said deed of trust containing
~ acres rood and 81 poles. lOelng the same tract
OF land described IN the coed from Lewis I.uns-
lord ana Ann his wife, to he said Thomr 3 White
and others dated the 2Sth of February 1870 and
also on record IN the Clerks office for OH ,
county
The Terms made known on the day Of sale
Selling a. Trustee l shall convey such Itls
IS invested IN me by the deed Of trust.
JAMES s Wheat,
ap IA Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
CHEAP BARGAINS.

IN w HEIsHLLL, hss received and is now
". opening a. The corner VI Union and Mar =
Street. opposite ) Iuth West corner Ut the MARkEr
HOUSE. a large supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
10 which he respectfully invites the attention OF
the public l. has become 80 customary for person.
rr'iessing &" he Merchants To endeavor to treais a.
"EJci'emefH by ruiiing forth improbable iaiemeni.
IN regard Ia the quaniIIy and cheapness Of Iheir
Good-, that ~ is To be presumed that the D. bile have
become Disguised with "such tricks of trade" and
viii he satisfied wIIh the truth All persons ~ isl,-
ing to purchase Goods at n small advance On the
Eastern cost, IRE invited call and they are assured
that this will be the case. and NJ mistake "
Heshell cannot sell hrs goods low a. Country
Merchants can purchase them IN the Eastern cites;
hut VIII sell cheap ~ they can be bought ia
cling. The public will find almost every srti.
Gle Of DRY GOODS al his store, suitable ior the
season.
5OO rs American Prints exceedingly cheaS; 100
pieces English and French Chiniz; 90 pieces Earl.
ton, Manchester. French and dome.tic Ginrhams;
- bales Brown Muslin oil prices. $50 pieces
bleached Muslin very cheap; Checks and Furniture
Cott"ns; lriss Linens; Brown Holland; Grass Linen
Tor coats; Crash; Brown Linen; Table Cloths; Brown
and Beached Table Diaper, Towel Diaper Birdseye
Diaper; tannels al culors; Black Blue Dab Brown
Green and Invisible Green Cloths; New siyle En-.
glsh Fancy Csssimeres; Cussinelis and Kentucky
Jeans; 6iack and Brown Summer Cloth of Vsrinss
qualities; Black and Mixed Drilling CoIlonades Sc
Gambroons, Grape and Grape isSe, Mnuslin de
aines; BIlzirines new style; Printed Sa1onies; Bon.
net silks and lawns; also Innings; white black and
naked sik aud cotton base and hf hose; Bornhszine.
Merinoi Apachs cloth; BlsC L Italian and other Silks;
splendid assortment of Yestings; silk aud Tabhy
Nelvels; Silk, Br'che aud MnuslIn d. Lame Shnws;
Ladies CravaE; Green Barage; Chantlly Vel,:
SIX and Linen Cambria Handkerchief; b ack Stlk
Cotton Mohalr and Kid Gloves; Light Cuorrs
Gloves aud new style Mitsi Lisle and TLreaJ Lace
Edgings and FOuings; Jacouet and Swiss EJgrnps
and lnserIlngs; variety GfCap and Bonnet Rib.
hons; Jaconci, Swiss mud Null Musiins; Tarleun
Muslin Tor B'hneIs; BUbhInelIs; Fancy Nuts Plain
and Figured; Ingram Carpeung and Rugs; Cotton
Yarns from No 10 Ia. Colsred Carpet Yarns
BONNETS, BONNETS new style 5, ring Boa.
nets very great variety for Ladies aud ChildrcR
Palm Leaf Hats, very cheap mar 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
az ORE NEW GOODs, Just rec,


lVH No 1877, Main ST, WHEELING. VA The
public are respectfully informed. that my second
supply OF NEW GOODS has arrrvsd-is open, aud
ready Tor sale All arc resPs fully invited " call
and examine them.
do not intend TO put iurh any big stills, or hang
Out great flying flags with false and ludcrouI rep
TesenlaIions un hem, as Sn unwilling 10 believe
That an intelligent community viii continue l.,
connienauce such ntoI rhb'e humhurgery
My siuo" " III be iarge-wcil selscisd.sud bought
(as b nrslly Lesvr) cheap tic public are
assured that Il viii be suid CHEAP. Ih,wevrrd do
NOT profess "Iel my goods f.r lrIs Ih,n They can
De bought ia the eastern cl-s--as expect To mS
nm sonesl living by my profits: ord rh,s believe j..
The calculation Of oil regular merchants
only nsk the public I" call aud give my Goods n
lar examination wi'h a mind divesied Of preiuG ice
and II they do not find them fully nT cheap as those
ct my neighbour certainly cannot he so unrcassna
bic as 10 eIpscI IhGm 10 buy. J SENSENEY
npl I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
COMMISSIONER,S SALE,

- I4E
az REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO
~ PERTY
Porler g. Wagner,
Isaac SpT'n ger and others,
In Chancery- BY virtue Of the decree pronoln-
ced IN this cause, on the 10th day of Noysmber
ls42, the undersigned, will offer Tor ,ale at ths
residence of said Springer, Ia miles eayt NJ
Wheeling on the National road, IN saturday The
third day Of June next the following personal
property, belonging 10 the defendant Is,nc
Springer, 10 wit, one horse, cows, . festhe,
beds, bedst;ads and holdings bureau, q lble.
doz chairs, large copper kettle and hoss
Also, one lot Of land Containing one acre situ
ated on the National road, four and half miles
east Of Wheeling, being the residence Of said
Springer, together with the improvements there
on
Terms-Cash, for the purchase OF the perso,,l
property on all sums To the amount GEO; over
mat sum, 90 days credit will be given beariny
interest from the day Of sale For the real estate
acredt ofsIK, twelve an egh tech months with
terestthe purchaser or purchas giving DO i'd
with go security, fer the payment of the pur-
chase money, for said personal properly and res
estate, and the tite to said land retained until
the same 10 paid
w MITCHELL, d s, for
Arch'd Woods, Sheriff Ohio { o.
may aad COm'T in his behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
W. W. q S. ", JIUESON
& RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS
Ws'f'ids Of Nam street, Wheeling Va

Wssfs side Of Main street. Whselns Va
HAVE on hand and are constantly manuiactur.
ing general assortment OF superior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New YORK add are now prepared
q, supply to order all sizes aud quahties, in the
resent or past style, "a may cut customers.
Black and Drab bCav IT aud Castor plain
White Russis and Napt Hats.
They also keep Onn ard an assortment OF plain
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth cans.
public on he most pleasing terms
AT orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly hlled on the NOS. favorable terms.
Thankful for the liberal patrOuaRe they have
heretofore received they solicit q share eli pub
Tie patronage which they are determined ts de-
serve BY prompt attention, personal application
20 business sad chsarana fsyorsbls gstet.
uarI.-V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
TRISTEE,S SALE

EBY Virtue Ola deed II Trust executed 10 the
81 y subscriber by William Auerbury. I shall
sell on Monday the 5ih day Of June, lS43. at the
front door of the Court house Of Ohio county. all
the right, title and interest Of said Auer5ury in and
To the North half Of Lot No ~ four Ia square, y"
twelve (l2l on Market al IN the city Of Wheeling.
only such title 10 vested in the ny tho deed OF
trust aforesaid. ISAAC w MITCHELL.
ap92 Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
ARRIXAL OLE THE
MAMMOTH WAGON LOID,
OF IO,49o LBS. OF DRY GOODS FROM
CUMBERLAND

4 HAVE just returned from the Eastern cities ard
4 am now receiving and opening the FINEST AND
CHEAPEST stock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS ever Offered in the Western Couu-
try,
A. cheap goods now tho cry. and as rm de.
ermined to do CASH BUSINESS ENTIRELY.
| am prepared To offer the greatest Inducements to
the puplic 10 part with their money. md will sell
as great BARGAINS FOR CASH, as such
persons raR desire. To prove which Call at the
corner of Main and Madison streets or osiIe Ire Big
Red Boot Tsp lSl w II. SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
TRUST SALE,
ap IA

RH Virtue of eed oftrust executed by Sam
- uel ii Blown bearing date on tho 26th Janu-
airy 1876, and recorded IN the clerk Office OF
the county court Of Ohio county, shall on Thurs
day the 2Sth day of May next, al the front door
of the Court house Of Ohio county, proceed TO
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, the South half oil CERTAIN lot Of ground TO
VII lot No twenty one IN III At part of the city OF
Wheeling, originality lais oct by Jon a than Zane,
situate GA the east side OF Main Street.
Selling as Trustee, | shall only convey such
title "a IS vested IN me by sald deed Of trust.
ap rs Is NELSON, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
GREAT EXCITE lIENTy
ENrRAORDINARY ARRIVAL
TEE e. EE.ET' a. ELS gEEES.y
SPRING 8 SUMMER GOODS
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
NRAF & BAiIENRER(. ,..,.,,l,u.

a NRAF BALLENBERG respectfully
~ notify their friends and the public generally.
that they have just received and now t,peninp .t
their siure, north east corner Main aud Market A /
", very large ana splendid assortment at seaspto
hlr, iancy and staple Dry Gnnds, which with their
to- ner stock makes the assortment complete; the ey.
tent. beauiy. and variety Of which is un SURPASSED #
equaed this city. and for chearneas earI be beat
Their stock consists IA part Of the vl.Jwns very de-
sirdble articles:
Wunl dyed Broad cloth of every color md un,lity
from 81 so 10 5 90 sd; Plack. Guild anL id AIpa
cnu cloths, large assortment of linen and CaiIon
sun for pants; SILKS, plain. striped. chene and
cross barred, very great variety lrntn 4I els 10 81
Chilly. very handsome As cts; CHIMES 4ths wide
% cts, Jlcouet, Null, Cambria, Buk. Cross barred
and Lace Muslius; Kentucky Jeans al 25 cts per ,d
PLAIN and 'rAilled summer cloth for gentlemens
wear; Parisienne Painted Lawns for | g eta n ward ;
BALI Irine. new Article for ladies' dresses; Man
chester ginghans al cts; Bed Ticking Ut cts d.
splendid assortment of Starts and CraVais for la
dies; CassineI; Black and Fancy Cashmere; Plain
and ribbed Gamhronn of The best quality; Black saIn
at Sc cts yd; Figd Bomhaznes; French Lawns
sly lie 44lhs wide. very fine S7b cts; " Orleans
cloth, Mouslin de LANES 6 cts; IRISH Linens Lin
Ell Lawns mud Birds Eye Linen.
complete assortment Of BONNETS very chsap;
large 81. OK UtGUyes and Hosiery ifum & cts up.
wards TO al qualities and prices; together with
25 900 yds CALICO and MUSLIN Of every style
and quality. which we offer from 3 Ia ~ cts a yd
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find Il much Ia
their interest 10 call ihem asihcy are enas ed TO
sell all their Good' al Eastern prices.
Don't forget TO call at The GREAT WESTERN.
mar % 2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19
TO THOSE WHO WANT COMRs-

TO THOSE WHO WANT COMBS.
UST received this day one case Of COMES
consisting Of Shell Back and Side Combs.
Brazilian Back and Side COMBS,
English Horn Reddiug do
American do do do
Ivory Fine Tooth md Pocksi COMBS,
Ivory Redding de
HAIR BRUSHES and general assortment ofPER.
FUMERY.
CLOCKS and WATCHES repaired on shou
noiiee. tmar 3Ol o tAIRCTEID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-19

Silk handkerchief.
White aud black Filst
gloves and Milts,
Silk. coli. & kid do do
ArIiliriai Flowers.
Black lace. chaniilla, hllet
and gauze wells,
Mourning Collars.
F'illet. thread, AMI Isle la
ces. edsi' g., foctIngs, SC.
Valmeira QuIlrIngs,
Ribbons ia great variety.
, Black& undressed Hollasd
Eiguret, Cheine g. plain
= parasolS,
Scotch ginRhsm & Cotton
. umbrellas,
1 Vesiings, some Spanish
= patterns.
A large stock Of Notions,
( snch as buttons. brushes.
! combs, Plus, bosses. tapes.
sewing silks, cords, sus-
: peuders, gun caps, &c.
IA l'ales 4 4 bro. Auslir,
. 4 DO ble.ched do
. l0-4 and 10 4 Blankets.
. bales cotton yarn S Io 10
, WsddIng and hating.
IIckney. ana FisnHsls.
J Carpets aud Rug.
Florence braid a. honey
combLeghorn. ii braid &
~illSw faSh'ble bOnneIs
.Gsnllsmsn's single & d-u.
Ole hrimed Leghorn hais..
Palm leaf do. &c.
MATTERS FURS AND
TRIMMINGS.
Nulria, Russia, Muskrat
e and Consy,
Findings aud bindings,
SkIvers, sides g. tips,
SI"pIng brushes, lea theirs,
Tip pa psrs.
, IShellack aud extract Of
LogwOSd,
SaIony and Spanish felis,
ibowIIringS, &c.
al a small advanss for
retail. Taoss wishing to
re uEa call. MUD at No.
shalt find goods a. cheap
The sity,
o & A.