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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
THE FIRST NEW GOODS
IN THE MARKET

sENSENEN, NO. 1917 ZANES' ROW
~ has this day received q fresh supply of
Blue Black and W-ui dyed CLOTHS, Blue Black
AID fancJ CASSimERES, Cassiuc1s and Kentuc-
~ Jeans. every color and price; Red. Yellow. and
White FLANNELS; Blue Black and fancy rolorcd
Alpacca Cloths and LUSTRES: Chusan Declines.
q new ami beautiful nUicle Tor Ladies Dresses; a
lsrga lt Of dad and beautiful PRINTS. some Of the
be.t ever offered for To- cents BIcached and BrJun
Nosltus Of every variety. with a great maty Other
articles WINCH have been selected with great care,
end vii he sold uu musf reasonable terms. a.,
customers, and every body ei-e WHAT'S GOT THs
FuyUS' please coll up and bug.
WHsyltuE. august Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

n CHANCECY.-In the circuit superior court
y Of Law and chanceTy for OhIa county.
Benjamin T Thistle, complainant.
John d'Lure, Samuel MReehan, Isaiah Lukens,
Friend Cox and Samuel Trevor, John w Mes
sick and Cal eb lreyOr, partners under the firm
of Trevor, Messl"k g. Co. and Richard Hardes-
~, late sheriff ofOhlo county, Archibald PAUL.,
Andrew Dempsey and George PAUL. partners
uhGer the firm Of PAUL, Dempsey & PAUL., and
Gustavut Cresap defendants.
The parties in the above cause are hereby mott
fed that the dispositions Of Samuel Trevor and
others will be taken az the counting house ni
Trevor, MessICk 81 Co., ia the city of Cincinnati.
Ohio, on Monday, the twenty fifth day OF Sep
temheT next, between the hours OF eight o'clock,
A.. VI. and seven O'clock p. VI. to be read in evI
denre ~ the above named cause on our behalf.
And It from any cause, the taking IT the same
shall net be completed on that day, the taking
thereof will be adjourned from time TO time until
the same shall be completed.
PAUL., DEMPSEY & PAUL.,
aug % by JAMES PAUL., their Sol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

BANK NOTE 4 EXCHANGE LIST.
Corrected for the Wheeling Tunes.
srANDARD.-GoLD And silver.
OHro IphiI.JeInb,a hank e m
Cincinnati Banks patI SOuIhwark bank " par
Franklin bk Columbus , Western bask " par
Chilicuthe , Bunk of Penna. " mar
lancaster 30 & K oCPeun townsh. L" por
Com. hk Lake Erie 3Ojl MOyameI'sIng hank - par
trblna bank sod, Mechanics bank =. mar
HranSille bank sod Manu- & Mech blk " par
rnion bank 6Odl Bank of Chester co. par
Cleveland bank GOD Bank of Delaware co pnr
SctIio hank 2ud. Bank Of Germantown rar
Geanga bank, Western BIZ Of Montgomery CO rar
reserve Mlssilon,C"lum Dnylestuwn b. Bucks copar
biana, Farmers bk Steu. Easton bank mar
benville, ok Nj Pleasant. Farmers bk Backs CO IN,
BelmsnIbk s Evansville. FraukIinbk Wash'tnn mr.
Muskrngun blk. Clinton Mnng. blk Brownsville Id
ok OF COlumbus, bank of Columbia bank and
Wooster, bank of Saudus- Bridge COMPANY
ky, bank OF Xrnia, bank FarmsrS' Blk Lancaster 9
OF NJ 'retia. Warren bank Lancaster county bA 2
CIrclevilie. Zanesville hi York bank 3
ID 'yion.nnd Nor"alk. , Bank of Chambersburg 3
hENrUCKY.All banks ua ieuyshurg bank Z
INDIANA 81 of Susquehahna CO 81
state Bank & br'chs 2l liners biz of louisville 3
State Scrip 81 Bank Of MIddleIown 3
ILLINOIS Northumberland or
Stale bank anJ brauchr 'arlrsle hank =
SIS armers' bk of Reading 2
ShawneeiOwn s. harrisburg bank 3
NlICHIGAN uncertut ionesdale hank 2
TENNESSEE Lebanon bank 3
All banks As .re bank 3
VIRGINIA vaynesburgh bank 3
All banks pa INK Of LewIsiOSn =
PENNsYLvANA Srrthamptun baHk
Banks of P~luahIrgh pn Wyoming bank 3
Bk ct n ANA Pm Ia pa 'Wsburgh relief notes 2
Bk DIN Liberties " pa "untryTelief nOles 3
Com. Biz of Penn. " pr :rie, 3
Remington Bank ' % IBerks & West branch
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

MO - OF ALLISON'S HISTORY OF
~ EUROPE has been received at MELLOR's
PeriDdical Office. SEPT 10.
NW AIRY AND MARTHA. The Two
lV Friends, by Mrs Ellis, rece we'd and Tor sale
q, Isepl l9) MELJORS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

HEOPS | will pay cash for good Merchantable
Hops delivered al my Warehouse.
sept %. IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
FOR THE EAST.

FOR THE EAST.
ME MERCHANTS TRANSPORTATION
co. between PITTSBURGH and the EAST.
tkN CITIES, having recently greatly increased
'heir inciiiiics for giving quick despatch 10 Freighis
gong East, respectfully solicit consignment If Pro.
duce and MerChaudise for shipm mt.
THIS Line Is composed exclusively Of
PORTABLE CANAL BOATS.
passiAE the Mountains Uiihout tTanshipmeHt
Their rates shall always be as low as ny any
Line.
On Tobacco, Bacon. Butter, &c. 47Ic per 100 lbs
" Wool, SO do
" Flour per hhl. IS
These prices IDclude all expenses in Pittsburgh.
Please consign To CLARKE & TIIAW.
Pittsburgh, Sen Is. IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
EOOTs!ICOTs!! SHOES! SHOES

Nlll be sold LOW lr CASl1-cOhs sling IA part as
i, llows;
$50 PAIRS MEMS THICK BOOTS,
$50 do KIP do.
$50 do CALF do.
$50 prs BOYS THICK do.
$50 prs YOUTHS do do.
600 prs MEMS THICK BROGANS,
coo do KIP do,
400 prs BOYS THICK do.
375 do KIP do.
$50 prs YOUTHS THICK do.
$50 de- KIP do.
400 prs WOMENS' KIP LACE BOOTS,
275 de- al do.
200 do MOROCCO do.
500 pr Vomens' Calf. KIP, and Grain Leather
SHOES.
200 prs Womers s MOROCCO SHOES,
400 do Seal and KID low priced Slippers.
400 prs Misses Calf aud KIP LACE BOOTS
900 prs ChIldTens Cali and Seal peg'd Brolees,
500 do Leather and Morocco LaceBOuts.
The above together with a large variety Of other
Kinds loo numerous to mention, renders his stock
complete. and he would invite all who may be ~
want Of anything ia The way Of or SHOES,
o. call and examine Tor themselves. az he haIters
himself that he can offer rs great Inducements TO
Ihrcliasers a. can possibly be met with elsewhere
ALSO-55O6 LBS BALTIMORE and NEW
YORK TANNED SPANISH SOLE LEATHER
"i superior quality. Just reed and fr sale al the
i1wcst market price. SAML MCLALLEN.
sop 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

900 BIB BBL t:s:i syr I'd ~ n. FLOUR Fl
sept % IRWIN.
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BANK NOTE 4 EXCHANGE LIST.

6 p. IN Thermometer so leg. above o.
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The supudnlondono VI ll,s mfrk,
cal department will iaIl 10 iI,e eIn
" Bufgess A. James WHO ,l,a.
themselves dat lbe Mngnolis' ,o.p
geographical nif and cosiamo. gla
be- worthy Of Il noble nnIno Il Ls.,,
IN this respect large impD,enss,'
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general plan 81 tbo work viii r,,s.
bio That ol The Southern Lllsna.
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country. y
Our terms ore AZ bcfofc- s5n,n,
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the Soutlj Southern Literature pbi
Southcsn Institutions.
i PENDLETON,
BURGESS q JAMES, Prom.
tore.
Charleston, S G. juno |, 1912
0TAll communications for the
Magnolia should be addressed here.
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Complete in one volume IN the uniform style
Of the Brother Jonathan and New World Extags
Price l2l cents each or 50 per anum'
This work, which is considered by the best
Judges, superior to any OF the previous p. oduc
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will be spared by the publishers, Reddlng & Co.
to render the appearance the work all that i,
should be III view ofits great merlt aud uncommon
interest.
The scene Of this latestof Professor Tugraham's
Novels, is laid principally in the highlands of the
HI dson, aud the romantic scenes of that noble
river are depicted with singular felicity in truly
poetic prose-
THE following are the contents of some of the
chapters, by which the reader may lom a gem
eral idea Of the work,
Night in the Observation-Disclosures or the rich
MIser-Paul Tanall-Tbe hawk aud Pet Rab-
bi,-The Fright-Duncan Powel'--The Maid
of Rock Hall The Gazelle-Thc storm--An
adventure on the Hndson--lhe danger anil res.
cue--PauI AID the beauty OF Rock ilah-Dun-
can powel's daring leap--fhe interview aud its
appearance of Paul l'atnall ami
the descriptions of the Maiden-Jeslon5ly AVA
kened- declares his passion-Lts reception
The extraordinary character of Catharne
Ogive-A pa,ting sceue-The meeting between
Paul and Duncan-Their parting mysterious
Gypsey and her lover The doom
Of the victim The dreadful end Of the Gypsey
mother Our H,ro's arrival IN New York and
his experience OF the obligns character Of
uackny coachnnp, Paul's reception by his uncle
mis- spirit, His Subsequent career for two years,
mis- downward cOe9se, he qnarrels and leaves has
uncle, The Rive Royer'sCub, The newly elected
Coxswain, The .awless resolution of the band,
PauIs character his daring aud tact.
From the pertsal the above, il will be seen
hat the Gypseyof the Highlands ab1unds in In
,ident and adventure, and psrusal of the work
tsslf will not only show this, but prove tina;
moral ofthe highest and uoblett order is incul-
atsd throughout;
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an eminent degree, this SO desirable
n object.
The main design of this periodical
is to disseminate biblical Intelligence
I'M an unvarnished, though chaste and
respectable style, through this State
and sister States; as far as 1t may be
by the hberality Of the public, Per
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-13
THE NEW NJIuIIOU,

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