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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
From tho Hheelinq Ga.eite.

TRACE CHAINS AND GOLD CHAINS. TIL.
loco iocos IN their sy stemallc attacks upon Tho tariff
have been IN the habit when addressing audiences com
posed principally u farmers, 10 upn delss
of The bill. which, as misrpresenled by lhem appear ~.
bear hard upon tho agricultural portion Of The cummu.
nifty.
IN this vicinity their slump orators frequently refer su
the apparently wide difference IN the sn,onnt Of du,v
imposed upon the trace chains and hog chains used by
The farmers, aud the gold chains worn BY ito wcaithy
portion u our czons--the duty upon The latter being
but per cent. whilst something like 50 or 60 per cent
is imposed on the former
MIR. CoTwin, In his great speech al ST. Claiysy is,
Ohio, The 10Th inst eS used the mEnoas decep,ioT
which those nnprncred demagogucs have been enjeav-
erng 10 practice upon the people, in a most Idcid and
mastery manner. lie promised that gold bullion Is ad
med duly ifee' aud surpassed that no loco faco would
object 10 that roslslon Of the tariff the party has al
ways polesscd Itself anxious encourage The introduo
lion OF tl,e precious metals into connify. IL thor
plainly demonstrated that an adval,rs,n duty ~ ~ per-
gold chain Is protective duty VI 100 psr
cent un Of the labor Of making the cbsn-s
much higher duty than Imposed upon ace chahs and
log clais, although in reference the material Of which
the latter composed one will say thai iron should b.
imported Tree OF duty, as gold Is, Tor that would extin
suish The fires Of nearly all the furnaces aud forsss /.
Ibis country, aud deprive many thousand laboers u The
means oi Subsistence.
II has also been demonstrated by experiences that low
duty upon valuable articles Of little bulk, such gold
chains, yielded larger amount Of thSn high
duly, for the simple reason that n high duty Induces
resort 10 smuggling, which can be readily and succsss.
fully ptacsed TO any extent by secreng such articles
about the person concealng them In casks VI coffee
spices, Sc. +Hf
We would say to our readers in the language Of
colemptrary, you may learn from the ad captsHdwm a.
currents OF loco loco orators respecting gold chnns and
trace chains, how you should despse the dssnagVues
who make Of such deceptive sophistry in Ofdsr "
break down tho wise protection afforded the useful
classes Of American mechanics and aborers. We wish
that every blacksmith, every mechanic, every lab0Fss
and every farmer could be induced read and understand
this subject fully, and we think that they would he "
unanimous 10 their support of The tariff Of Si2 and u
iiENny CLAY, the great champion Of the proecve aye
TEN. Rend, think aud act.
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Walk in 10 Head Quarters.

u you ,rani any thing in The Confectionery. Fancy .7r.
ticie. Toy. Picture, Cane, Eatable aud Driakatic
Line &c.
NOR am opening, and shall be opening, during
l. this week, one Of the largest stocks in the above
line that opened in Lynchburg. Among the
articles just opened will be found the follow ing Eaiabes:
Pine Apples, Lemons, Fresh Figs iaisins, Currants.
Cron. Prnn ., Tamafinds, Dates. Soft shell Almonds,
Fiber,s, English Walnas. Juu Paste. Olives, Preser-
we'd Ginger Saines. French Preserves. Balougue Saus-
ages, Beel tongues, Dried Beef Picked Oysers.wa,er.
soda. bntter and sugar Crackers. Goshen aud Engsh
Dairy Cheese, Fancy Articles, Toys, &c. &c, ennme
rated in another advertisement.
}. II. FTTZGIBBON.
Head Quarters, Nearly opposite The Bank Of Yirgiaia.
Ocl is
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DURSCANr 10 an order of the Circuit Superior
herst. pronounced the 30lh day of August 1914 in
The case Of Campbell and others agains, Campbell and
others the undersigned. acting Commissioners un-
der The aforesaid decree will offer for salc a, public auc
ton, on the 10Th Of November next at the mansion
hu,se Of the late John Campbell decd, in The county
Of Amherst, the following tracts Of land to wit: the
Down Tract supposed TO caRaIn hundred and .wel-
~ acres, with comfortable and convenient improvements
fijar's Mountain Tract lying on the waters of Little
Pny River containing hundred and six acres
Jones's Ridge Tracts, containing i24 the other AS
acres, all in woods and very rich thacco land Three
tracts on both sides Piny River adjoining tie lands of
Edward Masse and James w. Campbell, mi;i ling by
survey the first 80 acres the second 62 acres and the
inrd 81 acresal adj lining. Also oneother Tract casd
Chldress Creek Tract containing 3l2 acres, lying he
me waters of the south fork Of Piny River Also tth
sandy Ridge Trac. containing no acres lying TN bo
sides OF the Tye River Turnpike adjoining Mr.. w lam
Massies Moniebelo estate.
The above lands are considered valuable of their kind
and will be sold upon credit of three equal insia mens
e SIX. twelve aud eighteen months, the purchasers being
required TO give binds with approved security for the
purchase nvney, and the title 10 be retained by until
che whole purchase money is paid.
. ANY person wishing to ,he lands will apply to
Messrs George w. Campbell aad James Campbell the
exors. of the aforesaid Jno. Campbell. decd. Posses
sion will be given on the day of sale Acting as commits
soners we will convey such title only as is vested in US
BY the decree under which act.
WILLIAM NJ. WALLER,
WILLIAM BOURNE.
Oct ID I5No
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NO s'.a,aI.

DY virtue of deed Of trusi executed to the sub
ID scribe $ by A. b. Warwick. b in date on the 3rd
Of October. Si 49, and of record in the clerks office Of
the court Of Nelson county, 10 debt due To Pc
Read, we, either Of us, will proceed to sell for
cash. on Monday the 2Sth day Of the present MONTH
which will be October county court The property therein
named, TO VII: Bob bay slave, and Mary girl.
The title To which said properly we believe to be
good but viii only convey 10 the purchaser or pnrcha
scrs, such is vested in us by the deed aforesaid.
WILSON PETERS.
CHARLES e. WINGFlELD. 5 i"'''eeS'
Octl4 ESQ
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aeoitttSal.
From The .Netc York Tribune
THE SECRET HISTORY OF POIK'S NOMl
NATION AT BALTIMORE DISCLOSED

h'LApELPbia, september 81. 1914.
GrNTLrMEN: have The pleasure OF enclosing To YOU
for publication IN The Tribune eupies of cuffospon.
dence which recently passed between two seceders from
the Polk ranks.
Tho gentleman who has placed the papers al my dis
posal requested me suppress or the present The
ut the parties mentioned IN the paoipainrs
in the fraud because OF his reluctance to engage Ia
newspaper controversy ina correspondence dlsa
greeahle; although You will perceive that The rela,or u
the fraud las given full authority 10 publish the letter
entire.
II is certainly curious development of intrigue and
deception, and will fully Tor the conduct OF some
of lhose heretofore prominent leaders Of the Iocooco
party.
Nnuis rpsnprfallv
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.v'OYACE.

/ WISH to sell the Tract Of Land on which now re
- side, situated in the county of Pitisylvania immed
ately on the main road leading by Wards Bridge 10
Lynchburg, containing 1000 .ECfA rs; portion Of
which is open and in fine Of improvement the bal
ance well iimhered, and lies well with a splendid TAN-
ERN HOUSE, large and roomy, well arranged. built
expressly for Tavern keeping, with good Stables fine
Ice Juse and all other necessary houses attached
Persons wishing purchase snch property will do well
10 call and see. EDWARD LIN TIIlCUM
Aug 10 ,}m
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.Rr. .f6,aer =. gssi!hs,

tNAkE NOTICE. that | shall ON the | 9Th day of
Nnvember, 1874 the dwelling house of Gar
reti Newman, III the county OF Bedford, take the depo
son oi the said Newman 10 be- read as evidence On
'hr trial OF the suit depending in the circuit superior
court ui law and chancery for The county aforesaid
wherein you plaintiff. aud am defendant.
BURWELl. G. WITT.
Oct. 10 I'm
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OiX Barrel Revolving Pistols
- lvry Sets Knives and Forks, 81 pieces. from
10 $40 per: set.
Splendid Sets of Tea Boards
Plated aud Britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds, assorted sizes
And general assortment of Wood Ware, Mats Sc
Just opened, and for sale. by
ii. B. & w. 4 RICHARDS.
A.,
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>-- ElNl&AiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.

,r..d se,ni-sceskiy, (epery Monday and Thursday
r.,v Dollars per an, payable in adcance. No sub
,u 10 received for shorter time than sir months;
- ,aper uH be discontinued, (ercepf at the discretion
~. E,Ltors J until all mrearoges are paid.
ga AMER E.HE.NTS inserted at so cents per
/or ress) for epery inner form insertion, and 81
oer syuare Tor iess) for every outer form insertion.
"r,trpY ADVERTISERS Us required to note, on has
hoo long he ushes ms advertisement inserted J;
,tsspenf not so noted, toM be inserted til! its dis
,..aace be ordered
.op yEaRLF .7DPERTISLNt; the terms are for
,il.rs of t,eo squares, $40 for square, S25 for
49,. so,are, inner form, S35 Erery yearly advertiser
In ;. required to cone his advertising to his partic
isr lin. of business.
o., JOB PRINTING erectted neatly and erpedtious-
=, - mn re asonable terms.
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- . TT e r.
B'llE subscriber having returned 10 Lynchbnrg. he
L will remain here TIL the first Of November during
which the he will pay very liberal prices for
Young Negroes
If both sexes Gentlemen who have the above property
ir sale, would do well 10 call On hun pre- ious To their
selling, as he is determined to be under The Rich
mond market prices, whch prices very hard 10 OBJ
tain in this section of country.
can be f,and al the Franklin Hotel, at Messrs.
ialaoi 5. Lanier's Auction aud Commission Store.
GEO. DAVIS.
Dc: Is
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SUfltlie- EsUgS EOSg.

Il OS'T, between the Franklin Hotel and Paulett's
IL Tavern, lnir OF Saddle Bags, cont lining dnz
silver Spoons aud snndy articles Ut CDlhing belong inc
Cob George lilrslun, jr., ui Franklin county Asy
rerson finding aud leaving them at my store shall re
ceiye reasonable compensation.
L. J. BURTON.
Oct. II 81
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land for Sale.

q AGAIN offer tr sale my Farm in the county Of
a Amherst, 81 miles west Of New Glasgow, adjpin-
ing the lands Of John Penn, f.. Mathews and others,
con,ang $50 acres Of which about 40 bot
tom suitable for tobacco
This Land being originally of good quality is easily
improved and can he made desisahle home. | will
sell great bar4aia in this property, and make the pay
menis easy. For further particulars apply 10 Messrs.
lsubt. JInsey. Amherst court house. or 10 William
Knight living on the promises, who will show the land
10 persons wishing 10 purchase.
Should purchaser not be had for this Land before
the 18Th day of November next. will then offer ii
public auction before the Court house door Of Amherst
beng court day. and no, sold will be rented for the
ensuing year Possession given the Isl day of Janu
airy next JAS. r. BROOklNC.
Oct. tlSN
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81. TOLER, TOH:,LErH ST.1Tu.1U.
SMITHS Toorsl ACHE powDEH.

liAN T. received lot the above Powders and from
Il The certificates of gentlemen who have tried il,
have no doub, it Is very fine article Tor sale by
ID. w. MOORE.
Sign of the Big Pitcher.
Oct. 7. IA
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YO .S.EEbE5E ERS.

a SUPPLY of Hog Skins, Morocco Skins, Web
n bling Bits, Sirrups. Buckles, Bosses aud variety
OF other Goods required by Saddes, just opened and for
sale cheap. II. b. & W. 4. RICHARDS.
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FOR MILE,

A PLANTATION, near.ihe Fores, road, adjoining
"A John Goode aud w. II. Lowry. containing 2 @ .
&C II +. S Of which from 40 10 60 is IN woods.
The Improvements consist Of good fencing and new
hewcd log house, and other out houses. Terms one
half "a sh balance and years. longer time the
whole purchase money bearing lneres, it9n, date.
WIN. Nj. BuRWEiL. g.
Liberty, Bedford, Sept. 2 rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS.
HAVE now on hand several vJ'OOD lad
Il DK.lSS CLOCKS, which will sell from
hundred per cheaper than the same article was
ever before sold ia this market. Call and see hem aud
you can Judge 70; Yourselves d. w. MOORE.
Sign Of the Big Pitcher.
Oct. z Is
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Leaves for export,

AM We have an excess over aud above
any demand, al home u abroad, Of 10000 hhds.
Since find the quantity Of tobacco produced 10 Eu-
rope nearly equal TO The quantity made the IT, States,
aud the cultivation protected by numerous high duties
is II not evident to every enlightened mind. thai long
as we continue, or whenever make 100000 hhds,
II They also make full crops in Europe, the price o A.
mercun tobacco must fall SO low 10 induce them, IN
some parts of Europe and the Uned States, to lessen
the culiurelAnd this is not easily done, for although
their tobacco is generally inferior 10 ours, they az
lord to raise 1t as cheap as We tam as IL IS used for
king and snuff chiefly; and every body all acquainted
with the tobacco trade knows that least 34ths of all
the tobacco consumed is used in this way. What is The
ac then Just this that all those tries that cu
tsate tObacco, can do without oufs when they have
plenty their own; aid unless let them have ours
at price that will justify their selling of theirs To
Their neighbours, they will do without it, II is true
TINT all those countries that raise any quantity of to
bacco, with the exception Of France, Russia aud Poland
export. as we do 10 other countries aud ny from 10
mix with theirs; but this only goes to show, that they
can Afford 10 sell as cheap can, and that while
tobacco suits best Tor some purposes, yet theirs will an
swc' as well for some other. II is very clear, then. that
the prices in Europe Go not always depend upon large
or snail crop IN the IT, States, but upon the combined
crops Of the United States and Europe and that for
series Of years together 1t is, think, very clear that
the American Tariff has more to do in affecting the
prices OF obscc in Europe than the French. Austrian.
German OF Russian Tariff has. We admit. the duty
TN obacco in England. of x72 p 100 lbs, in Rus
STA, OF &c per !Oe bs in Germany of 50 81 p 100
lbs, and the monopoes Of France, Austria, Sardinia,
Naples, &c., have the effect Of preventing coming
into fair competition with the tobacco growers Of Europe
and prevent onr supplying Of theft neighbours
snch terms as would enable It's, ultimately, 10 supply
them al,ogeiher but this never will he the case while
France Ausiria. and other Governments. make Gov
.:u--.-s-. = :, $3.50 siria al this
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VALUABLE; VsasT TEkEEiV
6Sl.DNprfU for safe.

VgNFFS
WYE olrr for sale the large Brick Building opposite
w the Uniou llutel. This huilding. at an expense
Of fifty hundred dollars, may be divided into two
tenemenis, giving 10 The upper part, five ON each
division, each with fire place, and To the hwer two
business ene,nenis each with cellar There are on
the lot excellent Kitchen, Snoke House and another
huidin, Which may al lrhn5 expense be converted
into Kitchen.
II his properly is not sold privately befare the l7lh
Of October neA' II viii be sold that day at public
au ton.
The large Wooden Building nexi benw the above is
of, red in like manner.
SAll III s. BAGWFIL
Sept 10 WHO
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The sale OF the above property " Ill take place at
AUCTION. on Thursday, lHh instant the day nam
ed in the advertisement.
SMITH s. BAGWEII,
Oct. IA III q
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From The Richmond Hing.
TO VInOiSIA TOBACCO rt.tN'rERg AMI,
THE PEOPLE Ar LARGE.
The Culture and Product Of Tobacco is stated 10 be a,
.toiiors- estimating he Mds, 10 acreage 1900 lbs:
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$72 p l00-Eneand
Monopoly--Span Tot4 2sS. ABB "
The product OF The United States is estimated by Mr.
Dodge, for lSI2, at 6l 900 hhds
He SAYS the consumption Of the II. States IL
$4,000 hhds; which cannot be correct by
his showing--tor 90 yenrslhe Average
only 10000 bhds, and in 1910 il was
81 ,343 hhds. but shy 10000 hhJs
Leaves for export, III 900 -
Mr. Dodge gives n statement tn show that
Europe requires Sc 1906 hhds American
tobacco annually, but say 10000
And add for manufactured tobacco
and snuff erporied 5000 o. 600 4"
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BilA N fNS

FOR SALE .qT THIS c"r'~-
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IS all powerful
, : arising h,n
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deilcaiecon'
}, aromatic 10
IN lis opera.
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rand eLsr,.
'e length and
niior'nly and
Dice.
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progress be.
D one should
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for the Va,
are recon-
all, at n
Petersburg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-09
PUBLIC sALEOF yALuABLELAND

FL BLIC SA LIE OF tALt a BILE La - -
HWTI[L be sold to the highest bidder on Mon
w day the 9th day Of january, is45, IN front
of the Court House door in the oifs of Wheeling
Ohio county. Virginia. that valuable farH
known by the name of the Colts Farm, sltnat-
ed on Wheeling creek, contiguous TO and adlein-
ing the OTIS of said city of Vince ing, and con
tanning about one hundred and foriy-three acrrs'
about Afy acres OF which IS creek bottom, the
balance arabic hnl land. aad about one hundred
acres of the tract s cleared and under cu'tIva
ton. On this land there is a strata OF Coal
about FIVE feet thick and from forty 10 fifty acres
IN extent vet remaining, which can be worked
10 great 6dvs RtaRA. the mouth OF the pits open
on one OF the public s'reets o. the city
The improvements consist nj comfortable
Dwelling House Stable and oihor out houses.
The property vii, be sold with or without the
Goa privilege. and the terms VIII b. made kGo~c
on tn day OF sale
ANY reIson DESTROYS of purchasing, can IN he
mean time receive every information IN relation
10 the premises, from nv Agent, + X Armstrong
Of Wheeling. ,..#,-,,
oct ITS HAMPDEN AN.
baltimore Patriot will copy Trl-Weekly, until
day Of sale and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-09
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS.

h .NREFR q NOTE. No l62. Market square
III arep nov recetvinr thor soeand stock Of
fall AND WINTER GOODS.
Having pure ased them a. Preaf reduction o.
',r;es. we are prepared 10 offer good bargains To-
f,hose Who NAV tdy as with call. In tue as
sortmeni NAV be found;
Drsss Goods Cashmere y Fcoesa. chuaan
,edosan. Afghan PLAID Mnusllne de faine. very
,,heap: AIpnca Lnstre all kinds, 3oper cent l5w
:, than usna !; G'nehams, every variety
Fancy Articles. Trinmip rs l. -Hosfe-v of
every kind; White Goods ltish Linen. nuss q y
'Rrdseve pape crash: Alpaca Aprons; Brown
and White II and; Trimming Glmps AMI Firm
res: Silk and Wursted Setge; Six ana Aurstel
roal Bindinp; coat cord, Twist, Sewing $ K,
Thread, Bntonsi Sleca &c &c.
large assortment of English and Ametl, an
Calcoes. very cheap.
For Gs,Hemen's U-ear cloths. caseimefes.
Satinets. Ken,utk Jeans Twoede Safn Merl-
noe cashmere and other Vestngs. Goats era
ysts and stocks, all of (which We can sell al
much lcwer rices than they were sold early IN
The seafOn.
Domssfic Goods Red, brown. yellow and
white Flannel. PLAID. lnse,, rulings. The best
makes 81 brown aud hlearhed Muslin. Ticking
checks, Domestic Stripes and Plaids Cotton
Yarn and carpet chain, always on hand.
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-09
NEW LOTTERY
AND
EXEC ANGEOFFTCE
WHEELING -

VIE so's'r'her having teen appointed Az nr
u PNNF ~ Go. will apea M saiee m Wheel
''t, 800 N""aH oar l4ih. lie has been engaged
~ The Lottery md Exchange business Gr The hg,
'"r''e years 10 Washington CIV and has sold and
eashed MOE" 'nwla' rr2es. bra any olhrr aili9a IN
Nc W"d States WHhp The last yeal be has sold
S'Ohoo, s25 GOO aud l20o0 ia While Tickets.
hesdes large number OF smaller amounts.
" - only on account Of his increased business
Inn" the Western Sales-,hY way Of ordef,}-
MAJ he Inns been Induced oren m Wheeling. and
The ne h"p"s hy npfemiflpg anenlion. 10 menl a
continuance of the patronage 81 his Western friends
aud all others who mag wish To adventure in tie
Popular Ioucric, mr which he is agent
~ " Z FRANeE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-09

~ - ~ - Y = -
I'D ECFiNED this dag. nj MCAl LAATS. 10
Main sl-3 d. fine SEA Otter Car.
So doz Nu.kral Cans, % doz IIar Sell Cafs
% do Scalci do
10 do Gents Cloth Fur lsimmei Cafs
10 do YOUTHS DO do 10
: DO do dn Naval d.
10 do do and Chtldren's Fancy do
do Cents Fancy new style 10
10 do do and Youths Nelveleen do
do ia 80 Glazed do-nll Of
which will ne sold as Wholesale az Reiail. AT The
very lowest prizes foe Cash. Country Me't hanfs
and others who wish To purchase. will find il great
" To their advantage In call and examine my stock,
At the sign Ct the Big Black Hat
sep 80 A c MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-09

900 90 do java Do -
% Bags Pepper
% do Pimenlo
30 Chests Young Hyson Ten,
10 do Gun Powder Do
CASH Gatrel's Scotch Snuff;
40 Bbls AlHm,
A Casks Epson Salts,
do Salrtaus;
| do Boston Syrup;
| do Maddef;
200 do Liquorice Ball
40 Boxes IS, IS, l2s 6 and pound Lnmps
Tobacco Of superior qnalHes
DO Ladys Twist Tobacco,
$500 do Brazjer'S aud Shceling Copper
200 do Cinnamon;
Ceroon's F Indigo
6 Bbls Cupperas;
IS Boxes NJ r Raislns;
a Bills Ground Gnge'i
40 do Crushed Sugar;
do Puver7ed Do
do Gloves;
J do Nntmegs;
10 Boxes Chocolates
10 do Variegaled Soaps
| Bale Bordeaux Amands;
1000 do Co,on Yarns Nos TO lO-lns re-
celved and for sole by WM FLEMING.
aug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-09
Hardware Store

THE Subscribers have ust.opened large stock
of Hardware ard Cutlery, for the Fall Trade,
to which they invite the attention Of buyers-,
Their assortment consists in part nj Pocket and
Table Cutlery; great VARIETY of Lock8, Lateh,
eS and Butt Hinges. Wool Screws, Rrass and
Iapanned Candlesticts, Fire llors. Files. Iron
Wire, American Rivets, Patent Scale Beams
Edge Tools, lSaylor Il Co.'S Cast and Shear
Steel, Cross Cut and NH Saws. Anvils and
Breast arc Lock- Chains. Carriaee Axles and
Springs, 3rass Hub Bands, Coach Lac. d. sh
Frames, Bed Screws. Carry combs, Tea Kettles,
Hand Saws Sheet Brass, Gun Mounting, CAR
PENTFR'S TOOL of every description and
every other article usually fnnrd in a Hardware
Store. OFT & GREER,
oct 26 $50 Mnia street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-09

HtAPS-W W & S II JIMESON. Sign Of The
u J Big Red Hat, No SO Nam street, have Just
received n large and we'll assorted siork of Mems
Youths and Cnildren's Fur Cloth Otter Glalzed.
Hair Seal and Fancy Caps Of every variety AMI
quality. which We will sell Wholesale or Retail.
much lower Than we hive ever dope hitherto. We
solicit call from all who wish TO purchase cool
article Of either Hats or Caps very low. Don't for
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<AnN BUSHELS Flaxseed Wanted, fr
oDTBUV which The highest price will be
paid in Cash, by oc 80 OLIVER PRYOR
HINSENi Wanted for which the highest Pf'co
" will be paid in Cash, by
oct 20 OLIVER PRYOR
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