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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

Black, Blue. Invi-ible Bot
tie Green, brown a. DraU
Cloth.
ID tie, black. drab, slate &
sage colorrd Cassimeres,
Prench, 81 nd. blue rib'd
black, drab single milled
do.
SArIinett & Krninky jenns
all quallIics aud prices.
Summer sIufIs for Inen and
bays.
PlniH and stripped Linen
|rIllings.
Blue drill g. Mexican NIX.
lures,
EolIon AIDES giraffe slolb.
G'InbrnOu aud V-lV-Ieen.
500 pieces PRINT, assert
cd qualities,
A beautiful nisOrinent al
frSuch Mosaic g. English
ChInIx and Lawn,
MaIslin de laines & ehnl'
leys,
Clr-nhray, Manchester
E.arl.Inn and American
Gingham-,
Bonnet silks and Lawns,
various collars,
BleaclIsd e. bro Irish liza
ems. grass do
6 4 and 1914 damask In
tile diapeL
Crash and hirSs eye do.
White, black and miISd
i"rse aud hall hose,
Silk d,.
Alpncha LusIrr.
B"mhAz n-~,
FreucL 4 English meri
Hnrs.
Black and blue black gro
de Rhine silks,
5 ripped. iig'd & wstcr'd d.
Black sllk & labhy velvet,
Sd 3 81 Silk sha wis,
Ladies' and genIlemen's
satin & Silk rcaris,
BAndan IA. fhI & fancy
We are willing TO sell
cash silhsr whnlesale or {
purcha'e will please Civ
l3l Main 81, where they
NJ al any other house la
Uar IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

Silk handkerchief.
White aud black FileI
gluyes and Mitis,
Silk. coll. & Md do do
Arlifrini Flowers,
Black lace. chaniIlls, filler
md gnuZe wells.
! Mourning Collars.
FIllef. thread. AMI Isle Ia
ces. rdgI g., loctIngs. SO.
ValmeIra QuIlIings.
Ribbons IN great variety.
Black& untlressed HullaS q
Figured. Cheihe g. pain
parasols.
Scolch gingham & Cnlr0iI
umbrellas,
VesIings. sumo SpanIsl,
patterns,
A large stock Of Noiisns.
-nch as buttons. brushes,
combs. pins. bnSses. tapes.
sewing sIlks, cords. sus-
pcuders. gun caps. &c.
IA l'ales 4 / bru. MuAlin
4 do ble.Ched do
l0-I ard 10 4 Blankets.
o bales cotton yarn 8 to 10
WadtiIng and hating.
TWkneys and Flannels.
Carpets and Rug,
Florence hrnId e. honey
combLeghorn. IL braid &
willow in,h'ble hOnnrIs
.GenilemeI''s single q dIu-
lie hrIIncd Leghurn naIs..
Palm leaf do. &c.
IATTE: ) FURS AND
TRIMMINGS.
Nuiria Russis, AiHEkraI
nnd CUney,
findings and bindings,
ikIvers, sides a. lips.
'r"ping brushes. lea Ihers,
Tip pa pers,
Shellack and extract Of
LogwOOd,
SaIOny and Spanish feltS,
OwSiringS, &c.
at a small advance for
eIall. Those wishing Ia
e usa call. mind at No.
shalt find goods as cheap
he city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
DrY White Lead.

UNEN THOUSAND POUNDS of Dry White
u Lsad. Pare. whfch We will sell ~ Inc lowest
rrics (mh - BAKER A. p0REWTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
NEW AND SPLENDID DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS,

a GORGE VA. URRAI Is now OF euIlg at HIS
~ store room OH Market square, large ana
L LII. .t.,.E Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES T.. WHARTON,
AT rux CORNER OF UNION AND MAIN srREKrs
WHEELING, VA.


Single papers for sale by The carriers and at the
ofiie. nj cent. copy.
The Weekly paper, tho Western Virginia Times,
Is published on Wednesday at 81 so por annum
in advance, or 50 il not paid within month
from the beginning ofthc year. Nonew subscribers
will he received. except such N pay IN advance.
For moRths 81 SO il invariably charged No
subse rber received for less term than six months,
aud paper discontinued. except utthe discretion
Of the publisher. until all srrearagss are paid.
rEWNs NDvERTIsINe.
Three Insertions or less per square, SlO0
One week. $50
two Weeks. S2.5o
Three Weeks, 1915
For weeks S4.0a
Two maA'hs. 5000 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted Iili forbid without
express order. will he inserted until ordered out
aud charged dollar FIR l'I three Insertions, aud
1 5 els iur each insertion alter. Advertisements
iase ted Tire. times a week for Ihree fourths the
abnve. Weekly fer one halt per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

BIhmorr.-ReynOIds SmiIh. Kemp, Bucky
< Co. Saml ShnfTnsr 81 Go. 6 d Wilson. a. co
George Hays. George & Co. wyley & Wilson
Jos r Elder. Thcs Carson,
CiHeiHHGd.-Springer & whiieman. A Irwin
William Irwin. Samuel Z Findlay.
10 TiSriHe N cAioran & hcAfechsn, WIN n
ballet L. ca. Mcclure d Ross. Jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

MANNERS OIB.-l0 Bbs brown. for
N sole ny fnar 22l WN PAXTOS f. SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

WILLIAM HOLIDAY. IKAsTUs EDcHKToN
HOLIDAY & EDGERTON,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
CUxBERIASD Mp.
RcFER TO
Gushing K Brother.
Fisher. Miller & CO.
Gather. Matthew'S & Guilds
Clark & Kellogg. ''"''''""'''
Weld & jerks.
R,vSs a. Garroii.
Fleming & Tngle.
James Y Caldwell, 49, :,
Charles d KNOX. ""e"ns
Jncnl' N MtrhcI
Rogers X Carrel,
ID Wheeler & %. ! Cincinnati
Beatty, M'Kenzie & 20.
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
ECLECTIC SCHOOL ROOKs.

ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.
ECLECTIC Primers. Spoilers; First. Second.
- THIRD and Fourth Readers; Eclectic AriIhme.
tic: Whelpley's Compend; KrrkhsD,'s Grnmmar; the
Missouri Harmony; Mason's Sacred Harp. vols
g. 2, School Trsismen.s Colhurn'. First Lsssnns in
Arithmetic; Mlllers selection Of Psalms and Hymns;
Walkers School Dictionary; webslers large Dictor.
n y; Historic Sarrs.
The abosr. with n general assortment Of School
Books just received md Gr sale by
STEPHENSON & IIASwELL.
81 10 Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
CHEAP BARGAINS.


d w HElSKELl., has received and Is now
~. opening the corner OF Union and Mar ~
iroeI. opposite ) JuIh West corner Uf the MARKET
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
CO.PARTNERSMIP

4 IMAM & EDh ARDS. having associated
IA with ihem,J p. AGNEw. OF Wheeling. in
The forws rding aud Commission Business. at Cum
hetland. Md. tho style of srm will be AMMAN, Ed
nards & Agncw.
AMMAN. EDWARDS & AGNTw,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Al, IL d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

TO THOSE WHO WANT COMBS.
UST received this day case of COMES,
consisting of Shell Back nnd Side Combs
Brazilian Back ond Side COMBS,
English Horn Redding do
American do do do
Ivory Fine Tooth snJ Pocket COMBS,
Ivory Redding dc
HAIR BRUSHES and general assortment Of PER.
FUMERY.
CLOCKS md WATCHES repaired on short
notice. (mhr 30) A O EAIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09
COMMISSIONEE,S SALE

o. p EXT ! fSrA re AND PERSONAL PRO.
POr cT & Wagner,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

We are willing to sell at a small advnnse for
cash siIhsr whnle,ale retail. Those wishing Ia
purchase will please give call. mind al No.
l3l Main 81, where they shalt find goods as cheap
ne al any niher house ia The city,
Har25, g A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

MITCHELL. n s. for
Arch'd Woods. Sheriff OhioIo
may and Conn., in hi behalE
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18

IN ~ w vii mud II cofie, n
llp LdyR book nhd ~ " "1bo On
unmruL"
1herc 'od io'y can VI 10 lcllcr ~
cheaper OrHmrDt 10 - u nlrr Table
ilmu tic superb plpioa, compd'ing nl
lhcj do, 0cD 'nd,J " subject Brl
org'o'ins inc, siii rle and M
zoiini,
March, u 2s-p flhc hook iy'r
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
80 RAlaAA AlLla.

IL tNAH = fem 'fr subscriber. On he 9Th of Ia,
! month, llnoe.) my hneht Nualto man
j 4 { X : q
lie - nearly sN oct hl-h, Straight made aad very
White ira slave 40 scais frullecl,d about hun except
ne 81 hs Ices us above the ANGLE rather larper than
he oihe which Was hun by cart. rnd appeal. 10 pro
eel toward. aud upon examination would idrp'lfq him
onnlusiyoIy. lie IS well acquainted lion buchanan IL
Rlelmood Las been a waterman On lhe RIVER, and
"oricd lfon the Gmcr to the later Place, aud also
worked on Caual boat. Tie above reward will be
gwen 10 any person who will deliver him TO me in til e
'mnlY 81 Amhs,a or ~ecurs linn In any jail A. that
,ct him lie may an to pans free man " procure
aPrrs iaf 'hat porpose Tn Captains of all cra1 or
ua's ate requested 10 keep look on be- At1 % with
nj amy ea'se. join BILLIARD.
a nIn-,l .I-lN 3 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

Nanel. en- "Wednesday =. -. I. fae. hy The r.
David Caldern NJ. Ia. ll.t@ rta,>a. ia Mis-
~9lY Gn@ra fa#.s#.. aat#. ar l#lla Gaficr.
DID u Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
"a FD2ENs and STRANGERS
sOOh = 1EEsS!
B"rgnin. await tosr, call and sec

n lM1et' Erchopar corner gat, ,rm find y. 7sars'.
GioshiAa store,
birrr re'dg nude 'etng is sold al prices 10 s,,it
he Times.
'g'liH NJ Bst RIDER having lust re;nr.,, finn,
Tie Nort takes tins me bod OF informing his Gus
lomos III town aud country, t.u he now receiving
SR;g.ng au-l Summer seeds.
"tc tf rafe1Y eIrap4rss cannot re sums se,I 80
r,e eame up Ia. A''aq the Goods comprising =.
,,afA are tte tii ,n2 Articles Jt Spring and Snpmer
Ie7is' 'ss and Froch. " hie Linen, Grass Linen
Ef'No linen teek Linen German Drill, & ambroon
Hmsh7m, 'hamby. CoionIde aud Merr Jack Prime
Al warranted well made, of good mate, ais and lss,s.
'iie. fanis OF every descriptions 10 ,nay and siv,o
50 s'"e OF The neaest and shear ST Vests ever befurs
Uttered iaihe public. Wv
ny rtlrrs for coais yatY e Ne II 4, sea
i,aeia rom 81 toSt0.
ts's if'n - cents % S.
.e,.,.r - p S o
- a'.'' 1ad .plars, Just receiving fr,r, ca. 10
~. IL '''' neat article. All kinds or Suspen-
,rs,.'. - ,hr's Shirts and Drawers at 30 cts
,r.. H., ~ the article Of SILK Under Shirts and Draw
80 '' .ionable Srar.s and Craeats Pocket Handker.
n -oi every style. and superior lot q Umbrellas at
aUutaclurers prie,s
., Is. would invite pariicrrraocc 10 large lot of
tas at - els each, such oanno, he bought Else
"h's' 'o' '5s3 than nine slllnss though enemies
"tIt The judges. Cta's for i ard tauls the same
+ Very thankful or The liberal patronage hc,eoRye le-
slowed @, ne hrpe and solicit ctn,inrsnce VI tho
same My losl ofors viii lie tscn,d 10 rItsse.
f. b.--t ninnT ard Maxine IN he n.,sl usscratls
tfr 5. Alceets msde 10 tIter are aqifsntrd srd
tastorale It eualani, 3D. ~ tie 50, ls lnid Gr NV
TfIcos for maktg Coats vary fr,n S. 10 H. For cut
trg Coats 50cs. Pants and Vests IS eis Please rall
IN and see, ard ior he nh If he sltre give me til
a., ard my word. 20 'T'6s" stall lie sfriGed
W inter Goods ttteIed for less than cost at 1aleo,s
EAc'atso Corner. by the Subscriber
BENJAMIN TERRY
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- iHh. L lSIif.itAIaIE-5 cot ki
Fpr tho Esstefn District Of .ifg,ids
Ia Tic matter VI BANKRUPTCY Of " Him A Fay
SCI.
On consideration 81 the petition Of paselsi BufarJ
lh- nran ui Cenlissoaer Garland ef the dsfe Vt lOt
NJ 81 1913. under The order enfcf.d on The day o
7hd The counter petition ef Wiley s. Callaehan1
the Court, MI deciding whether the iseis disclosed
by said report are sufficiently fall 10 enable the Court
Is decide npan the rights o the creditors, claiming dis
ltbutun Of the effects Vi 5ad rsfkruft. Doth Tecpmis
the sad report To Commissioner Gsraud, with irs,rue
lions further 10 enquire and report the afno:nt VI c
dells dae 10y sad Bankrupt 10 stii Paschal BaTd; NJ
what character such debts respectively are due sndI
ewing from Il said Bankrupt, whether by him nc Al
nrib"r ii the firm u Patterson & Frayser tie GfmI
ii : ID. Patterson < Co or ndls duny. aud ifdivid
nat, whether ~ principal or enreg; also in the eve ntI
the said debts. any III them, should tho opinion oil
lie sad Commissioner To be proved b partnershipI
dahs 10 enquire aud eplrt whether any soesl sif,cis|
rkler nay be realized out ai which said rarlnership|
ficilslnsI DC satisfied IN whole in pat. whether
any security pro}sieq has be.n made out Of The
sueI ,cls orhy either Of the partners for the security
ri such partnership Debts and upen akng evidence On
the subject Of any al the said matters, le said Cb,n
missioner shall hrsl live 10 he said Banlrl sid to
the .aid Pasehal Butmd v LEY & Caagh aa ten days
previous nctco OF the time and place yf the taking erc
It, aad the said Commissioner shall report to This Court
the facts ascefanod by him. and Likewise the evidence
laAeu thereon Vllh any other matters hy him i,e-dfed
pefneHt ar which may be required by any ~ tie par
'as 10 be special, stated and The Court do fhtt'eI or
DIR. fst The separate creditors aniungst @hom itlyi
dond Of he separate pmtefy Of said frayse has hecn
heretofore made by The order ct The CURT IN this
an the Day Of do respectfully show on tho
25b day Of Aogaat. WY The Sud order fer dividend
shall a9t 10 ASIDE. and they required 10 fnsanl
much may be acerssaY to claa2e Tho distribution of
aad separate oalsa among all lie separate cfeiilofs.
protdd howe ser hal notice he mtscd If Ills trdrr
eneh ~ sl apditots ehia reasonable time befufc Tho
ad ..5ihdDy Of August.
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- & .. az. Garland
5RA} L rcmoycJ l,oir Law o0ce 10 Mrssrs. Mich
Il els 5. Bcli's new lulldha, in the rom M
rd~leB aecr the new Post Office. on the alley leGd
mc tr'm man street to the Washington Iiotol
Ione - 4tif
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L GaENgIf RIng,tp prices
AND ALSO, the l. y 7 | Il T. s T O
OF Tie Undersigned, al The pllces. tr e As
Lowell DAVIES
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e. Repeal meeting his been he'd in Charleston,
which was addressed Il l.. f'neGIgy ard Mr.. 2ia.
gra;h. o'Conugi', '9e sres,aiad not been received
in that MY.