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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
or ECONOMICALLY.

" WHEELING UNIV RSlrY. The |
Board OF rrus,ersut the las, meeting as
rnurneJ over Ia Mon 'ay mex, when they
viii hold another meeting. ln.ihe III an
time We ask the pr'vilcse-of saying, ono
word To them n a body, nnJ,as inj,vidu>
ais. The charter of the institution is mos,
liberal, liable to no objections. II is in.
,eud,d as the basis Of one VI those ins'i-
tut,ons which Virginia loves to cherish.
When n. charter was obtained in,ls3l 2.
the proprietor Of a large portion of the
town at hat time, Noah Zane, Esq WAS
applied tv for an endowment. lie gave
five acres Of ground, tunniug-snst from
the su mint OF Wheeling hill, andnhe City
Council gave 10 It FIVE acres on the west,
the whole forming square OF ten acres.
This groun6is within three minutes wals
from the most important points IN The city
market-Louse churches, Sc. II is adsp'
ted 10 such Improvement as VII make II
one Of the pretii's, places in the world
The coal bel extends under the whole O
the ten acres, and The lowest estimate tina
we have seen Of lis value is ten ,housant
dollars. as it lies.
The conditions OF the deed require it IL
be occupied as u college ground within
twenty years o. the dale Of The deed
Fourteen "f the twenty have now passed
and nothing has yet been done.
IN the meantime the citizens Of Vince
ling have pail out abroad more than ter
liars for lhe board Of thei
sons abroad, whI'o :.
Gated, und were losing the au
in business aud moral free, which III
s.;ab sh.nsnl Of su. b an institution oul
give.
la this safe OF things wo would as
Tie Trustees, if they will be doing lhel
duty 1t they neglect any !onger vigorou
and effective means for carrying fully in
10 eiiect the requirements of the charter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
TERRIBLE FLOOD ION NIAGARA

TERRIBLE FLOOD ON NIAGARA
RIVERA letter 10 the Rochester Dem.
ocrat, dated Buffalo, April 3. says: IAN
extraordinary excitement has prevailed
a, Qreenston and Lewiston for the last
three days. The ice has disappeared from
here with great rapidly. Such have been
its movements over the Niagara Falls,
accompanied with strong north wind,
that the Niagara river has been complete.
y blocked up. The ice there yeste. day,
within mile Of the Fails, was forty feet
high! In the rapid course of The ice, ev
ierything on the wharves at Qreenston
and Lewiston has been swept IA, with the
contents Of the siorah buses. Al Youn-
town, IL has cleared Off every house near
the wharves, and the steam 1nur m Ill has
gone with il, with some eighty barrels of
-four and large lot Of potash IN store
there. The damage, all round. is not lar
from 100000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

'acs"",a nnd French Gnehsms
ISiLkS-R'ch blue black satin. .,,;oed nm; ,.,,
III s'k'' super coloisd do. The mos, super, :. ~.
newest style.
'oChNiNG COoDS--aiore Than ordinary co,o
III ms been exercised in tho selection Of ,b;.
II aschp'ion Of G"ods. Of which my stock /, v.,s
oean nn' and comrlelo.
49,, Neeo'e Work eolls". LaPpeis and Chcmi.
II Jns.,,;, "cau Laee'' Muslin EJgrngs snd,
o ,nse,ungs DC. &c.
NeaPoli,an. Plsii and Florence Braid Ra, wso'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

CENTLENEN's WEAR. viz CLoTusr.,
super French black. wool dycd do. d., v.,, 49,
pnr's. The fashionable ciiron brnwp.oj,v, b,nw,
"no eol"en olive tSery beau ifil color.) blue
,nvIsihle green, brown asd sray
CAooiMERES-EIua super Fren,h 'sck do..k;,
90 isncy roloD. stripes and plslis, wool dvs,
binrk. Tweeds al various kinds &c. Ac
SUMMER COODS--Cashms retis Ffencb T,,.m
~" DfillInss. Gamhrorns. Linen Checks, S.,mm.
Io'ns oi all colrs together with overy descr,n,,o,
OF Linen and Cotton Good,
'sSTlNGS-E slfs sup,r blk setin.i'k c,shr
Vnirneia md Mnneilles. among whrrh mr.. s,,,,s
'nc newe" and most beautiful Goods eve,
CRAVATS. STOCKS: &e-Rich satin c,,-.,.
scHrs md stocks. slk Madras aud cambria c,ovn,.
n large stock.
POCKET HDKFS-Shk and enmb,ic bdl r of.r.,,.
dest rpIIon and variety. with G. owes. s,,,o.n,Is,'
sochs. and in fact even other desirable, ,,;cIal
connected with This department,
IN . Panan n, Lcghom ond Palm Leof ALL
Chldren'- Hats Of various kind,
BOYS WEAR Almost every vo,;c,v NJ
tbs purpose. in The selection of wb,el, ,,.s,
has been exercised '"''I
'"sh lh"ens Fine shin ngs under shi,t. and d,ow.,.
(si'k. m RIM nnd rminn
. HibOkS' JRIhiMINGS-Eslfo sope, ,iiL $685.. Il
""i'Ied do. new Style buttons. The y,,y =, ,ll
ssw'ng silks aud Tws, S,licn Sayings &c Ar Il
GOODS--Denoo.k and p;,,.o. III
que Dnper, Fine Ddmpsk Table Clotbs ovdl
watkins nnh'eachcd Diaper. rare ,,,cIo II
90 90 Cotton IA l04 and So Linen and cam, H
Sneehngs 9-S Pillow Case Lip,n WI, II
mS'r'ehIe' ConnIerponcs. Cotton FrirRes Fu,piln,e
p,,n,iy ord Chtn'zrs, Hcnuh Bnsbfs. &c. Sc N
'HDIES' WEAR,yiz FANCY DRESS COoos II
V'g'hni. Btiz'fine. TsrlefOn. Lace and J,c,,sJli
Lawns Worsed Bolza'nes. Barages, Plain bl,cll III
s"d sage green Mousin do Lame. t,,v GoalIi
pnl'Iiy. together with yarous other colyr.. &c II1
''hch Enr'ish onj Dao,siie Chior.e, gs,ls,,r W.
~ WI + sELBY CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

MISSOURI RivER.-The steamer l., .ine,on
from the Missouri r'ver repor. iL!0 bsiHy yIsleh1I
navigate than il hns ever been known. Tns,. -
out "a 'eei wafer 10 The channel. which \, 50
ooA' a''eo ny sings ihni II is dfiicur Tor boas IA
To rroeci her gnard-. vas obliged To send he, b,.,,
ahead !" saw those of That lined The ,hanneI.
" requires constant vigilance 10 krep ,n ,bo
snnken logs That are nearly covered by .snJ. md
which nre more dangerous than those ihn, mr. ;.cr
ABOVE me wafer. She reports The Balloon as,o".J.
Tho and the John Golong we're oboye I.s;,.,".
having discharged I'LL their freight The h.,
Bry was hid up at Dovrr har The Hunr,y,lI. - a,
~ miles below Lexington and hnd di.rho,gsd ,h.
greater part Of her freish tho IIbernian a., nil.
pillow nrun'~"k; the Lebanon aground n, A,,o.
n men me New Haven laying al '.frcrnp Cm,; The
OHIO and barge below Smiths bar. nbou, o,,,,n,,;"
!" pass; T"hacco Pant ab,ve S, Charl,. p..'
Mellow srisk house lend: ard IsisD laid nm n.n,
same place Sc LOUIS Re, 3. "'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

"lhDS.- u man has ordinary bu>
manly he viii no, shoot birds Thai arc
""''"'ess al any season, but more especi.
ally will ~ not shoot Robins o, D,va.
a''h's seassp. We have seen one or two
INC" WIN strings of these birds within a
gay 0, two We pity them from The bot.
'o"'o'our heart, who have so Iitle hu.
mainly as 10 be guilty Of such nets H.
VINO W u'd do il would be guilty Of mu,
same. - '"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
,Gz:zs2}S5De
TERRIBLE FIRE IN PITTSBURGH,

Mononeaheid House, Pittsburgh Htel, |
Mono"gahela Bridge. Banks, and a
rost number of Stores and Warehouses
Consumed.
We learn bya passenger on the steam
or TIoea. which lefi Pitts, urgh on Thurs
day al o'clock, p. NJ that q, Is o'clock.
NJ {, a fire broke out in frame building.
corner OF Ferry ond Second streets. The
wand was blowing strong, and the basin
without water. as it was being cleaned.
The fire extended in every direction from
The point where it originated. IL .wep,
| he whole Of Water street. and ex' ended
back 10 Fifth, carrying every thing in It's
wav.
lie can give Us no definite account OF
il, except that he Jaw most OF the ware,
houses that he knew in the city in flames.
lie named 10 us the following among
others: DAVIS 81 Co, Spang, Allen &
Son, Riley, Pondexter, Lawrence, S,cr-
ling & Co. Atwood Il Jrnes. B,kewell's,
lilu;chin son. Robinson &, Co. Bailcys &
Co. Lyon g. Scharb, and many others that
he could not pretend 10 name. lie saw
the roof Of the Monongahela House fal
in, and from the boat saw tho Mononga,
hela Bridge, hirn and fall. He states
that the fire went so fast across The brijg,
that he docs not believe man who ha,
; been on i, a, the time it commenced, coult
have escaped with his life. The Couor
Factory on Ferry street was consumed
also Bake~ell's Glass works; and the fir,
was extending in every, direction wher
: the boa: left. The best warehouses II
the city were burnt, and he expresses tn
, 'e"e'' lat one hatf the property Of tn
city IS IN ashes. n-.. feared tina, som
lives of chidrea. had been lost.
Own Wood and Market streets the Ii
qnors were running IN flame, giving III
appearance Of burning water. We deer
~ sympaIhize with the sufferers, and wa
with anxiety the arrival Of ano her boa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

HHOR THE LADIES-New style Lawns and
- Lawn Ginghams. British and American Chinis.
Rich O'to,nan G"ves anu Nuts. Lemon, Ombro and
oher new style R,bbons. Florence Brad Shell do.
Brilliant aud straw Bonaets P.rasols snd Pasusoleres.
pnln ard Chameleon Silks. Li.en. Linen Lawn and
Cambria Pocke, lldkis. Choppa. Bomals. Bandaxo
and ErgIish Picker HJkfs. Ladies Fancy Cravals do
Gimps. PLAIN and inncy silk. Black and White
COTTON md six Embroidered Lac les Hose Of sups,ivs
quality. cheap at zap l2) k'MURRAY'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
JUVENILES, OR BOOKS FOR cu,, no..

..vENiLEs, OR BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
VIE Arabiah Nights Entertainment; R.,h;n.,,
Cfn'os. Charlotte Elx,be,h'. WorL, A..
Eni',s Work. MIR. sigonrney'. Book for Eav. s'''
sells or separate. '''"e' ~
1--we ana Monty. Work and Wages. Liul. co;,
maeh Care. Which Is the wiseS Who .ho,S :"
SEA-. Sea-" HOPE On. Hope Ever. Strive and thrive.
S."s anu He"pins. No Sense like Common
sense hhce Fhnkiand. by Mary Hpwir,.
xi. IT, ,. Dangers OF Dining Out. Somms,.
III sm nc ha'l. Minister F,m,iy. by Mr., Eli,
, ,"e iMin SISTERS. Ivy Me- Sandman.
a. n'.y r"ehsship The Poplar Grove. bv Mr.. ro,I..
Tr.''e,'"an Ready vols. by Captain M .rry.,r
III o'o"on Boys The Prince and tho Peasant. bv
~ Looking Glass for The Mind. many Plate,
49,. IRE. OF iioasc keeping. by r s Arhur.
" Inc Farmers Daughter by Mr.. C.m.nn
louhg Student. ny MADAME Gmz,, l., a v.,.
Domestic Tales, by Hannah More.
ar W" Ha multitude Of Toy Books. Prc,ur. Primers.
&C. &C varying in price from 81 ,,o,y.,,. 80
,nio JOHN HASWELL,
Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

Dome man ABOUT Pittsburgh ha.
patented a new invcni.n for maxim,
mnci' !, IS made by saving and turning
the rails by machinery. BY the sane
method holes are b,Ied in the ends Of The
rails aud stick turned and run = Ign
The holes las many 20" =. a'e necessary
10 copsti,u,o, 'ence. When, pm, 10.
d. 80 net like Butt hinge. The Ga.
zr'ic says il is Cheap.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

o. The eGi.or oi the New Orleans
S''essSat; >iy has purchased the right
with the Intention al extending aiu,.-'
Telegraph from Mobile 10 New Orleans
by which he will b. IN advance Of the
Unued'S,a:cs Mail twenty -four hours
We shall soma eetha' inpnr!0n' improve
meni extended unin;crruPteJty from BIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
NEW SPRING Il SUMNER GOODS

NEW SPRING 4 SUMMER GOODS.
4 NEOkGE M'MGRRAY. would respectfully cali
/" The attention Ut his City and country customers
~ MS fresh stock. now opening.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Super wool dyed Bioliey's Black French Cloths.
Do do t.nsIi.h do do
Do do do do Caasmeraa
Do Bard and cher new style v.s,inga
Do Fancy d. plain white bro linen drill'gs.
D. do Linen Check for children. with .
large stock OF Cotton drilling of fancy patterns For
sale very low by GEORGE M'MuRRAY.
aPl2 Lharkei Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

ne postmaster General adver,i.cs ,o,,
AZ WI. receive proposals until tho ION 81
ray Tor furnishing one thousand halan'
.cs LOT me various Post Offices in The IT,;
W. 0'"'es. hey are to be- cons,rnc,aJ
=" an les, calculated to asccr,,;n ,Ia
wtIvh' OF letters, and other moila tIo ,,, ,m'
tors, uB'lrr the post odlcc in,, ' ar :, MAJ
o. March, 1915; and will no - " me 90
indicate a. half ounce md a, I""tu 10
ounces. ana tIght
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

o. The weather continues Irv, with no
appedran Of rain. /, also continues
cold, especially a. night. We learn tina,
there is dagger ~ the wheat crop. espe
eiaily on the hills. The grouad is too
hard IL work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

seems 10 be undo rslood iha, Mr.
f'e'ne goes 10 Washington and takes the
''o0e, becomcs> geReral orgnnist Tor the
fo'k party. VI > Time has come.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

SCYTHES AND SICKLES-Ths suiAc,issr hes
~ just received
20 d,z D,rlioss ss'eci Grain Scy,hes.
20 do 40 do Crsss 10
IL do Hale Il whipple. select NrSb q Gas DO =
10 do Scy the s. e,ls.
50 10 Scyihe Il aes.
so do Sc, The Stones. -.
IS d. Shaw's Sickies -.
The above Scyihesars ell select. and of The best.
Having ad Newton Diri,ng's Scythes for IL year,
have no hesitation an say ing thai they ssnd- in
tho highest rcpue of any made in the United Siaiss.
spl2 SAML NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

I -. VEN J. OF LlBERTfS,s,,,
TN" original bill IN pnoish g. ,Nfsh
Adniery. and The KEEPING of Tu"eSon
having been referred IN = - " "ro'hcls,
iee'of me New York Isc;er c, commit
F ,;Iav e'np'e'e on "Wednesday. end % w.
pos,si J o"n up on bird readiog AMI
P i,''., we lio"'". without cnl IF ' mn
s go y" my The bill baa gone 50 ,h,
s.n'ie i"r Concurrence. f : =" 80 20 w
srIs 10 u' rh1raclcr and ih1,ri, ''y Sc
y npysG.. ''' '7'i'Do"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

fLoh'DA-Gov Branch hus issued hi, ,,oo,,
%"Iion, spp ."i"g The 26Ih day Of M,v t,r no.
eec,oh oi Govc'nor. a member If Couo,s.. 10y
"a OF Tho Lrg,lsIure Vi The new So,. Y,
Florida e" oa'c OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
The Aindisonlan is dead All es-
cpp; tho late c.Ii e-hollers MS"
--.fw was begun for;

:-,--.f was begun for;
i. 20 cxsIaIaE'know m badly done for"
- from the incep iol % he close OF he
career OF The Madisonan, i, seemed To-
have no purpose in lis existence. lis BIO.
ginning aud end is enough 10 damn it. I,
logan ia opposition 10 the sub Treasrr,
and died its adj, oca,e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

STAp
.anIrh
he Eastern uhedun
complete
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
GEORGE hiAiURRAy.

super Sonpomdsr. Imperial and Yo,n.,
NJ. Tyson ieas. of The fnosi delicate favor. ,uns
s,". ." eos ,1"m she most approved dislric,, Of
rione. ooiong Rich ulj Rio and Po,,o R'cy Soo'
S"ee"S"hrc. &c, &c; with a Isrps ,,ocL =:
a,' CeI'"n Yarns, and Eastern Came, Chain
a'' co'o's' 3O dozen Palm Leaf Has. ,.cr.J;'.n,..
low hy CrOpC = .,,,,nnseoingiy
apl2 I'm ~ "c"nNf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

DoRTRAiT PAINTING-The undersigned
u would respectfully mform the citizens Of
Wheeling. That he hiss taken o room 1ves Mr.
Atnsrong's Loiery Office. where be will be hsppy
IL execute busn, - " thai kind. "
spla DC DELANO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

ID AN AWAY firm tho subsc r. on Thursday
III the 10Th inst, ROLEY HOMES. an indsn,sd
apprentice To tho Shoemskibg busnsss. All persons
are cautioned not Z, receive . hafbor the sail
apprentice. a. wilt nay debts Of his con'ra. Ting.
sp IL 81 JOHN L WADE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

H<lGD and Lead Colored Pohger, super Thread
u Lnces and Edsings. IL isle do. White saun
Dr"d'' hgd Cha'ielt.s, Lace and Paris Lawns.
French Needle work Capss aud Collars Eo,,,,a,
aud Manchester Ginghnms. with O large stock If
Prints B'eached aud brown Shirl,ng from 4 4 10
aP'2 GEORGE M.MuRRAv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
PORT oF1=@ ""EEI's Q

STEAM BOArk EGISTER.
Arrivals ond Departures Of Beats for the isss -
honrs, ending yesterday at 4o''sek; + ~
ARRIVALS
A'qnrps. Cine ,nnaii.
Cutter. do
Amulet. Iianeing Rock. -
L-high. Peru.
National. Piiisbureh a
Planet. d.
Atlas. do r
Tiega. do
Belfast, d"
Oregon do
Brlisst. Sun Fish.
rEPARTuRES-
Atlas Nashville.
National, Cincinnati
Panel. do
B~liass, Sun ,h.
A''qnipPa. Pat ssurgh.
Amulet. do
Bela,r. do
Gutter. do
Leigh. Dc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
MINORITY REPORT,

Of The Commitiee of Internai Imprope-
mems. relative 10 the Baltimore dnd
Ohio Rail Road.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12

mile. :" ''e
Fh, maturity Of The committee sn,.
10 be alarmed by the idea ofn smile.
iofe'gn corporation coming our state. Tbs
minority nave yet TO learn that n com
Pany' owing its existcnce 10 our Isoistn
hon -amcnable to your own laws-snnn.
'shabie Tor any violation of its eb, rtorad
rIgn's w our courts extending one buns
o.ed and fifty miles IN Pennsylyan;o
Ninety seven IN Maryland, and ninety
ooy 10 virginia, is peculiarly Liable TO he
called a for'igH corporaiion. We boVs
never understood, that even those OF nny
'ee'ow rIliz"ns most hostile 10 incorooto.
IONS Tor buSlEess and banking pu,noscs
"hu any objections 10 corporations G,r
purposes OF internal improvement. Tbess
pubic works can alone be- eon1trnc,aJ
ny INC state, or by corpora ions. Tim
''o'c' WI not, VIC presume, for mo,v
Years To come, again undertake tbe co.,,
'"uc'Ion Of any public works. as ,bc
Mount ol her state debt will preclude III,
men, The action Of the mpioritv Of T,n
b" sustained, tina, cornor,,ion.
OF 'ho's nfPosc ars dangerous, go coz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
{IFudr0mIic .4DDar0fmS.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully call. the alten-
l. tion Of the citizens Of Jefferson and sdjoin.
ing counties TO- bis newly invented
IRON FORCING e. SUCTION PUMP,
Which for simplicity, durability and strength,
far exceeds any thing Of The kind ever offered
in this market Theysre readily applied TO a
small water wheel for forcing water 10 elevated
situations, and very little power1s required 10
keep-a constant flow Of water, fresh from the
AsRrng. at the house, dsiry, stable, bath house,
Nc. The peculiar construction Of the pump
produces a constant and unifor m 6ow Of water
through the pipes, decided Improvement over
other pumps, as pipes OF half the area will dis-
charge as much water 10 given tIme-ihis ar
rsrgement must much reduce the expense. A
fountain jet d'eaw, can be added at small sd-
ditionaI expense:
The pumps are equally applicable TO wells,
eisterus, &c. and from the arrangement, never
freezes il winter.
A4PORTABLE PUMPS made TO order for va
lefing gardens, wishing windows, carriages,
&cg and in case Of FIRE to be used as fire en-
giEes. which willkforce IS gallons oftwatef per
minutes 40 feet highy9by the power Of 2 men.
Examinations Of locations made gratis
Address BILLINGS HOBART, Jr.
Winchester, June 10, Is45 -eow5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
H'elC .4ssOrtnscllf
SUMMER GOODS.

wv M ISI SuS SISVSSa
A HOLLAND & CO., are happy to in
GAO form their friends that their rule Of
quick sales and small Pro6Is," u0der the cash
system, has been we'll sustained, and that owing
to an increased business they have been supply
ing themselves weekly, with choice and besuti
full Fancy Dry Goods, which they are selling al
much smaller profits than they could afford uu-
der the credit system. To all those who wish
TO make a good disposition Of their money, We
invite 10 call and examine our beautiful assort-
ment Of
Balzarines. Lawns and Bersgess
CHIMES, Ginghsms,. Ginghsm-L,awps. Prints,
Black and Fancy Plaid Silks, rich and beautiful,
Ponde Cherry, new style, Tarlton, Csmbrie,
Jaconet, Swiss. Null ard Book .Nsslins.
NespoIitsn & other BoRasfs. Bonnet Trimmings,
Silk and BersZe ShaWls. Scsrfs,
Silk. Cotton and Morsvian Hose, blk. & white,
Pstasols. Sun Shades and Parasolsttes.
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas. Irish L Eoens,,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs Bemstilehed do.
Cloths Of ell colors, at Philadelphia prices,
Summer TWseds, do. Csssimeres, :
A grand lot Of Yestings, French corsets,
Domeslie Goods very cheap,
Purse Trimmings, Purse Twist.
childrens silk Head Sets, Gloves, Mitts.
whalebones assorted. Msrseilles Quilts, Skirts.
Carpet Chain, beautiful Wool and Cotton Car
peting so GEMS. al wool. do. ga to 81.
.also-An extensive assortment Of Guysquil,
Silk, Beaver. aedPalm HATS
Boots ard Sho&
Hardware, QueensUare, Groceries,
No. Herring Bacon, sc SC
We are confident We can and riu make ii 10
the Sdvantsge Of all purchasers 10 give ush call
Hafpers-Ferry. Juue l9. =
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Junr S. Canal Boat Ssn Patch, Clear Spring,
Wheat % n. KssIer 4 Co n
Canal Beat 0ss. w.thisston, Hsstsrs-FerSy,
Com 70 Wa. Roule 4 Sons. I'll
Canal Boat Victoria, -, Tobacco and
WOOL from Montgomery toOrder.
JuKE I. Canal Beat Picsyuns, sharPsLurg,
Flour 10 W. N. Rove.
Canal Boat AursIia, Loudoun county, Corn 20
c. P. Lee.
JUxE Q. Canal Boat Col. Benton, Shepherds
tosD, Corn and Whesflo order.
Canal Boat Ohio n. Linihieum, North Bend,
1900 bus. Whss'. 100 bsls- Flour, and $50 bills.
Whiskey 10 order.
JrxE'Is. Canal Boat w. II. Harrison, sheps
hefdsio 20, 6our, corn, and mill -oGal 10 Wn.
Csnsi Boat Com. Dscstsf, Cs,oeii6, lour and
mill oGal 10 Ross, Carrot & Co.
Csnsl Boat, Mirsads, Hancock, TO load with
lumber and groceries,
Canal Boa. Mary Ann, Dan No. 6, tobacco 10
order.
Canal Boat Frank Thomas, SharPsburg, corn
and lime 10 order.
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..U.gRRIEnl

On the nth instant, by the Rev r. q Glaxton,
Mr. FREDERIeK NJ EIcHELHERGkR. OF Jefferson
county, Va, 10 Miss HARRIKT MTERs, daughter
Of John Myers, Esq. Of Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Ga SUNDAY eteoing. the Sth instspt, by the Rev.
A. SeiSs. Mr.. Isaiah z. MILLER, Of Washing
1fn Cay, TO Miss. Ross ASS STEVENS, of Shep-
berdstowp, Va. A
On Tuesday evening the sd ipst.. BY thegRey. w.
o Edwards, Mr. THoMAs G.. fATLoR. OF lPhi1sdel-
phis. to Miss ELIZA Z. DoLBr. Of Winchester.
On the Sd instant. blythe Rev. l.. r. Wilson, Mr..
PAILIr PkNnLKToS MrRrHr TO Miss CATHdnSE
ELIzABETH JoHSsoS, all Of Berkeley County,
On Tuesday the eth ul,imo, by tile Rev. Daniel
l. Hsurer, Mr. MILAN NpRaED Of Ssngamon
county. Illinois, to~hliss MARr ASS DASiEL, Of
Loudoun county, Va.
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COTTAGE BUILT

DWlslLNING HOUSE,
A fine large Barn, recently erected Spring,
Smoke, Corn, Poultry. and Root hoiises. Also,
a house for'serraDts, together with other feqri.
site out-buldings, all 10 excellent rep4ir.
There is Upon the premises ine YOUNG
ORCHARD OF choice fruit,in full bearing; and
alse near the house there Is large limestone
spring WHICH affords running water 10 most Of
the helds.
] do notdeem II necessary 10 give further
Particulars in reference 70 the place, as pre-
sumo that all who MAJ wish 10 purchase will
cab and examine the property for themselves.
and 10 any such shall be happy to furnish
whatever Information may be requisite, on sp-
pticsiion 10 me personally, or BY letter. post
paid. ~ HENRY BOTELER.
Aug is. fs44-tf.