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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31

'ui'nhle for Winter Wear. large stock IL Orleans
10TH. FLANstLs al all sori-; ALPAcAs figured
and PLAIN, CRATE aud MERis DEco.sn, CAI.coy-
NuSLiAs al d ,srions oihe, sscles iur Ladie. wear
TAILoR'S TRIMMINGS. a large a.sorimeu,
All oi the abuSe Goods will s.ll Wholesale OF
eail or make up IN order IA The latest Frem h 81,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
l" regard To thus branch Oi tie business l must
mes' an Tailor by profession, have worked
IL the i rsJe for fifteen years, Therefore | am able
md do Gu, my own cloihirg. and mike Them up
n nes,cr and cheaper ATTY lr Than any other e-,ab
hshmen' IN the 'iiy. I, IL useless Tor those TIM,
cary "n The business aud it Isipfs ihems 81, e,
o attempt competition OF Rosdy Mad. Cloih,np
! have large assortment. "a follows,
Black. Blue. Brown. Olive aud Invisible Green
ltrock aud Dfc.s coat, Beaver cloth Box aud Over.
coats, Pilot cloth Oyer,coais. Mac kinaw aud Tfou-
l'adour Blanket de-. cass mere do. cas.iI,it d i,
rweeds do; Jeans do. oi NIL sizes
have OH hand mn ext client assortment, Of plain
,nd fancy cashmere Pants. black aud blue cloth
Pants lined. very desirable article aud All, quan
'''y oi ca.sinet Pans OF NIL sizes aud prices. Jean,
and Tweed Pants of all sizes and prices.
Five hundred Vests. embracing every style and
quality.
Shirts. Wrappers. Drawers. collars. Bosnms. Stock,
Glove. Pine and Fancy Silk aud Satin Scarfs Silk
idks Of oil eOiots ard 9ualiis together with nu NV
hher articles usually found ia clothing stores
Ia conclusion. my old customers and the public
generally ore invited ." 'oH aud examine INV stock
Ia confederation for The h6eroi patronage heretofore
i'end'd 10 me. have pare hased n Lorg.r Sio.I
and tfer Them al CHEAPER RATES Ihun have ey.i
lone bciurc.
Recolleci the cheap cosh clothing store Of
S RICE.
oCtT corner of Main d nfunn,e SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
CALICO PRINTING.

LEWIS STlFEL. INFORMS his friends and
~ customers. Merchants aud citizens generally.
That he continues The above hns,nsss ON Mans
STREET. opNsiis BEyMER's TAVERN where he
soiciis shnr- OF pubic patronage The superior
iy OF his Caiicocs over any other Of The kind MAN.
uacIured IN The Union. has been known for many
years throughout the surrounding conn,ry wh.t
In Hre universally known as The WHEELING
BLUES. lie has on haud large stock of his
goods OF The besI qunliy. made on new and FASH
onaoIe patterns. which he will sell WHOLESALE or
RETAIL. OF The lowest prices. tmong his stock or
made To order will he found. PIECE CALICOES.
BED SPREADS. HANDKERCHiEFS, &c. of The
handsnncsi patterns and styles
lie has now on hand almost everv va,,e,v NJ
new and handsome patterns md he can a, sure
Merchants Who wish muslins STAMPED that They
WIZ una u 10 their advantage is give him CALL as
he Is fully prepared Ia execute all orders with The
utmost neainess aud despatch. and as low or lower
'hoh 'heY can be done anywhere else west OF the
mountains.
isWs use such stock "a needs M DRESSING
nnd therefore put none my goods The public
may fes' assured that gouds from my establishment
rave no glazing or Suffering IN Them, and will
always wear az handsome they appear when
purchased.
DYEING.
IN SILK. WOOLLEN, AND COTTON The
suo'cnber OILS" Informs The public thai he pave
srlr attention to The above branch of his business
"'f1 having made great improvement in his esisb.
l"hnen within the ia.i yeor. he !. now prepered
to give the m'si beautiful colors and finish To silk
"oollen or cotton gods or garments for ladies and
gentlemen.
Een'lemen's Clothes secured and culored wi,bou,
ripping Merchants can have Silk. Wooden or Me
rino Goods handsomely cOlorcd
P'ease call ond you will fnd his pric,s moderate
aud work ell done. ] LEWIS s.rlrgI
aug 81 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
LATE AND IMPORTANT
FROM THE
RO OK Y NOUN sum
HORRID MASSACRE, &Cttt

ate nuivsIs from the r. eky Nountai.,
- and Oregon. ~ 70 Enthusiastically ~scerIaineJ
that most HORRlD MASSACRE has recently iaL en-
place in that region among The Beaver. OUR, and
"ihcr valuable Fuued Animals. IN cnn,canencs al
The great demand for The finest qualiie. OF Fur by
MCALLAM. lis Nam 81. VIII, 10 now
manufacturing B1op,y H.fs Of The ma, rxorisIr.
PM and syls. and which are warranted EQUAL To
any offered fm sale in tho United Stst.s G.n,,e.
men call and sec them. Sign Ut BIG BLACK HAT
sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
Nam street, ,reSt side, a fer doors beio9 Mar
Ret Alley.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,

DIoin street, nest side, a fer doors beion Mar
Ret Alley
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
CONNOLLY n SONS, would respectfully
a. inform their fs,rnds and the public generally
tha' they are now receiving large and ell selec
ted stock oi Boots and Shoes of every description
aud qnaiiiv. wh'h they prepared TO sell as low as
they eau be had ia The city. Their stock CONSISTS
IN part followr
300 pairs Mcnss,ou' Cal Boots
200 do do KIP do
$50 do Ugh, Cali do
200 do do Morocco Bots
zoo do Thick KIP BrosOns
tUo do Calf do
2O0 dc Seal and Morocco Brugans
Is do Lasting Caters
800 do Seal nnd Nioro,co Nul6,n
goa pair. Womon's Morueco Lice Bo,s
,0o do Call dn do
100 do Kip do do
200 pair Ladies KID Slippers
300 pairs Misses do Sprung Slippers
$50 do Seal aud KID Bnskius
100 do KID Ankle.Ties
$50 do Half Ouiie-
10 pairs Ladies c"lored Slipper.
l0Oo do Chilircn's shoes different qualities
lou do Youths grained shoos
$50 do do Calf do
100 do Ladies Cater Boots
lOU do do Walking shoes and Bushlns
2oO do do Peegcd Morocco Buskns
Together ~nh a grea, many different qualities.
100 numerous To mention. Also good n,sorIne M
oi best Baltimore Spanish. Red and Country Sole
Leather. few dozens besi Boot Morocco. Nigga
dore Kid and French Nioracco skins; striped bind.
'nsr; Travelling valises and Carpet Bag. superior
quality. Give US a call may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31

usI RECEIVED and for sole very low no
- fkfok PAUL., JWuiesate D,pgoi,t,
i61 Market Street, WBEf LANG.
20 Brls Whiting
casks Fresh Chsmomiie Flowers
eoses India Rhnborb Root pr,,ne
50 gross Superior Blinking
8 cases small Sicily Louori,s
- boxes Ground Mustard IN 4 ems
~ 20 Pepper
10 DO Cinnamon
DO Cloves
do Hiro
Okcgs While Iced
2 casks Sup While Clue
500 OOO Percussion Cans
y boxes Castle Soap old and d,y
~ baskets FRESH Olive OIL
hils Refined eomphof
do efesm ol rsnsr
case Chineys VsrmiIlion
bales India SIENNA
20 boxes ballen's Soaps in cakes AID bar.
| co,k Nnimtgs
80 Lbs English cslomcl
IO0 do American do -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31

HAVE removed lhcir abli,bnent,orh ej,
Er.r o' t'k Bufding, east side OF INA
NET 81. few doors below the pos, Col's
whcfe hey have supplied themselves win /,
W" snd large Engine ami other h1turc G,,
isi business, IN superior style.
hey carry uu the House and b1EAN.
COO PLUMBING IN al lis branches
heY have con iibtly IN h,pi II,d,a,.,, 81
various de>cfiI tiDn, haGers' Kettles. .rrt,.
els both iub', bot and cold shove BAH. ,c
loIt' i"f bleaching, chemical arp rrn, loo
conn rateni hath pumps, lead Pipe, of ,ii 81.
'Nneet ICED OF any thickness aud work,d M
I'D any manner Of tom. ~
WAFER conducted through lesden pinss from
>PringS 10 dwrliilg hou.es IN IN, lonn,,v
Also BIZ PUMPS 6ned no 70 o,ds,
LEA TIER HOSE. W I" o'"e''
goes &c. &C '' S''"" Z"
M otd.r, thankfully received and ppnctu.
ally ausDded To- W" '''' W
STEAM POwER
f"f manufacturing purposes con be sueni;.d
70 NeVeial descriptions ~ mechanic, :, a..
. story Of thsU building, or on ,s, s,o,a4
aoni ~ vety mOdefs'e REM.
" heelrg, Fob 10 IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
NEW BOOK BINDERY.

HNHE subscriber would inform
- his friends aud the public gen.
orally. that he has opened Blnde.
ny on Main street. one door north
Of Dorsey's Lottery office. aud is
prepared 10 do Binding at The short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
s. AVERY,
No. 10 MosRoE STREET.

WHEELING, "a.
p" EsPECTtCLLY announces To- ~, old friend.
III aud the pu'''e !" general that he hss
hand ls,ge and superior stock ~, Hat, and Csp,
IF me late Fall Fashions. compns,ng oil qualities.
shapes AM Tee Ii,s Hate ,re manufactured IN
der h's uwn immediate snper,ntenJanre. of the r..
~s, ,na,e',sl. aud nv the heat ~ w"rkmeu. aud
VII he -od Wh,le-sls and Retail. al pt,c~. sIiLI
icwyR than they have been oarr~d IN ih,. c,,y
Those ~wh,ns to pntch"se Hats ard Caps. vii find
Ito their ada rn,sge to give hun Q cell b~fue pur
chasing elsc ah~r-. seq 10 = AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
MENDEr. & HARBOUR,
NITURE, OLSTERY
LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS:
No. l43 MAiy STREET,
WHEELING. va.

yV>HEY KEEP constantly on hand. very er.
u tensive assortment Of superior Mahogany.
french aud Grecian Ctsits; II eking chairs. Sofas.
Pier and card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Besisesds.
Toilet Stands assorted sizes; together with evcsy
other article Of the laes, style and best finished
Furniture ever offered in lht city.
Gilt and Mahogany framed Looking Glssses Of
every vac,y and price. Looking Glass Plates Of all
,izcs. Portrait and Picture Frames OH hand and
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds.
Bolsies and Pillows. Hair. cotton. Husk Spring
and Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforis
Sacking Bottoms. o., cloth covers. Floor.clo'h.
Grass Mats Of oil kinds; together with every other
| articleSoi Upholstery Waite. on hand and made to
order.
veniiian and Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades Of every variety and color; oil Of which will
be sold at very low prices and warranted Of the
best quality. Also. MAHOGANY VENEER. Hair
clo,h. vARS,sir. Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. BLIND Taix.
Misos. instantly on hand and sold low for CASH. !,
STEAM Bears furnished with every sticie
| OF Furniture at shvr notice. and on the very he's
terms sep a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31

4 ECEivED from New York. Ph,la,er hia and
IL Bsliimorr. a large und general assortment
of Groceres. which will be d,'ros.d Of on ,.e mos,
favorable terms. consisting IN part Of the following:
800 sacks prime RIO Coffee
so bags Java de
50 do Al-pice aud Pepper
90 brls Loaf Sugar
200 boxes Tn Pla,es cross
do double cross
$500 Brsxier's and ,hee,iug Copper
1000 los Bsncs TIN
rs chests Y II Tea
So cs,tys Gunpowdef and Imperial Tea
100 hhds " o Sugar
$50 brls do hiolasses
300 kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Ysras assorted S a 10
so boles Raisins
50 boxes Csvendsh Tobacco. essorIed !.
Ii i6 aud pound lump.
SO kegs 6 Twis, Kentucky
100 duz b Buckets
5000 Lbs Cheese
~ n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
LInuORs LIonnns. .

LIQUORS, LIoUORs.
VA = have On band a gtHefai assortment Of
w ~ kinds oi Bfandies, thB and Wines.
yi& Rochelle BfaLd,
signcrc 10
Puppy 10
Pinei, Gas illon & c.,
Holland Gio, J9h!eR'S Importation,
int Cfo'I Run,
New Engiahd DO
ish and Scoca Whi.hev,
Madcria Wine,
Pou 90, a. e.; Ter sale low by
20 ] sHkiYER & STEELE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
FIRST IN FASHION AGAIN,

~E take great pleasure IN announcing To our
w friends aud tae public genorsliv that We
nave already received tho new Foil Fa.hiun Tor
mas we are manufacturing n general assortment.
ana VIII have suine splendid spccim, ms finished
and made ready Tor sale this morning Cal aid
see ihrm Tie style IL rni;r. ly new. aid we have
n' hefnati"n IA sayIng they are The handsomes,
shaped Hat that has been introduced r many y.nrs
DARE q iIOGE
). Our hrnher chip of ", 10 Monroe sroet
ms me nov siyI" only an paper simply o cut or
aeN'i"'"n."hile We have both the bl"rks and IIa,s
tis hnshg seen "nr blocks otter they arrived
''""em " o's' !" ndNei'ise hfSt d d. II.
sep 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31

o. Gil TRIMMINGS reed mi. d.v,
81 ~ I1m oio'h. fsi.n' Dpsh Leather. Brass and
Sh'ef Hub Bands, OIL carpet. siump J,;n,, go
fsee' &c. &c sc, At The Hardware s,o,. ~
ser - CIT 4 GREER Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
FLEMING 4 HUN TER.

= X. EOtF'S TONIC AND ANTI-DYSPEP.
~ TIC PILLS. This Medicine has been
known TO the public for the las, twenty years. and
has obtained considerable celebrity M remedy for
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown these Pills 10
he tho best family Medicine that can he used.
They opetaie gently as pufsa,ive. producing nei.
Their sickness debility. They can be used at all
times by persons Of oil ages. wi,hou, regard 10 diet
drink. or exposure TO wet aud cold.
As an Anti-bil medicine. every person using
them will soon become satisfied Of their superior
efficacy. There has been issued pamphlet, To
be had of the Agenis> in which 10 set forth more
fully The nature aud operation Of the medicine, 10.
most applicable.
The ptoprieors have been compelled 10 alter the
form OF the wrappers enclosing their Pills. owing
To the many conntcrfei's that have been distributed
All persons purchasing are requested Ia he well
satisfied they are genuine. F"rsale by PRYOR d
Fault. Druggists Wheeling Va. Gen raj Agents
for the Proprieiors iy %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31

COMPOUND KREoSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
FOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains and he
- dIschafRe Of matter from the sarsf also nll
muse dlsasreeahIe noises Ike the bu,ztne OF
insects, falling OF water, whizzng Of stesm, d g
~ WHICH are symptoms Of approaching d. sf
ness ana also generally attendant with The Sls
case For sale " DIR CKUMB ECKER,
r, No i73. Nam ST. Sole AGENT
rms medicine is highly recommends aud nn.
able persons, Of the many sstonisb,ne ,pres
-'.Sn !. ms ptIiOrmet npy 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31

uSF RltElYED snd nos opening. general
"s"fi'ne"iOi Dry Guors. Grocr,ie-. a. Queen.
% 'V''y variety. All kinds of Good, oI
MS sppf we'd Hnd ia'ti'n,hie styles as l,,, M
,l''y can be sold The Unlnn f., c,.b ,,,.,,,.,.i
MCiNRiS.
my No lT5 Marker .ou.,e
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-19
fReported for the American Republican,
LECTURE OF
xHrHH Al NJ X Il M u nj. II.

SuBJEcr--"The Wonders fthe Human Freme. !"
The second of the course of popular lectures
was delivered in the English Lutheran Church,
Lexington st. last Monday evening by DIR. w.
M. Kemp. His subject, 1.-THE Wonders of the
Human Frame,' was wellcalcuated to lmpaTt
to promiscuous audience instruction upon the
anatomical and physiological structure of the
human body, and to awaken the public to
sense of the Importance of making this subject
matter of Investigation. 1t is source Of gra-
tfication as well as Of improvement, that me-
deal men, leaving for time the arduous du-
ties OF their profession, conserving to address the
public upon medical subjects without a formula
BILE array OF scientific technicaities The adj
vantage to be derived from such addresses aud
from the perusal of popular works upon such
subjects cannot be too highly appreciated and
this advantage accrnes not DOLLY to the hearers
and readers, but to the medical faculty them
selves; for it is an indisputable fact, that ply
scians are more successful III ,hesr professional
attendance upon patients who have some
knowledge of the animal economy and the
laws of health than upon those who are ignor-
ant of, or entirely disregard them. Having
prefaced thus far, we give in condensed form,
the substance ofthe lecture.
The lecturer stated at the opening, that as
some had objected to the use of the model from
which the subject of the lecture was to be il
Illustrated, he would not present 1t 10 the audi
ence; and regretted that it would detract great
" from the interest Of the lecture. He com
menccd by abiding to the wonders which
crowd upon us, at every point in the investiga-
ton of nature. In the scale Of magnitude,
nature is wonderful, in glowing beauties she is
unrivalled, and in the operation of invisible in
Ruences maniiesls the transcendent wisdom of
the Creator
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-19

thropist and the student of nature. The loss
of vigor, ohtusencss of the senses, restricted
flights of mind, the venerable SHOWS of age
that gather on the brow, the snnken features,
lettering gait, &C., are all the precursors of the
slow approach of death, which eventually obi
terates the faculties of mind and body. The
feeble breathing, the blood thrown back upon
the taintiDg heart by the dying vessels, the in
crcasing Goodness of the cxtrcmiles, Indicate
the chickering's of the fame Of life, which faint
Iy glimmcrs for moment and then gently goes
out, and all is over.
Nay, not all. Man was created IA conscious
spirit, OF the Eternal Mind reflective, " and ever
hopes and pants for immortality. The eagle,
when it uniods its pinions and wings its fight
beyond the realm Of clouds, TO soar amid the
wonders of the upper sky, is but the emblem OF
man and his destiny. Mans is a soul Of vast
desires, capable Of unlmlted Improvement in
knowledge, and destined TO lise from The wreck
OF mortality 10 an existence equal in duration
with the ages Of Eternity. Its powers unfold
ing and expanding as 1t ascends in the scale Of
knowledge in the eternal world, will find there
and there only, IN the sources Of knowledge
and enjoyment, its eternal iulncss Of truth and
immortality. The germ Of immortality nG-
planted within Us, shall There develope itself in
lis perfect and final powers, and bloom with
undylHg lustre amid the unlading glorics Of the
future life.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-19
For the American Republican,
THE PROSPECT BEFORE Us.

MsSSrs EdiorS,--The communication Of
"lioward, aud your remarks thereon, entitled
"Good ADVICE" have induced mo TO tender a
little more good advice, if you will give the fol-
loving an insertion in your columns.
ii President Polk s logic, viz: "Our title to
Oregon is clear and unqucstlonable," shall be
sanctioned by the dominant party in the cnsu-
ing Congress, a war with the most powerful ma
ton on the globe we inhabt, will very soon APP
pear to be fact too clear to be questioned. AS
respects the Clcarncss of our title to Oregon, il
has never appeared quite transparent to my vi
sion. That our title has been, and is now cues
TONED, there is prlma iacia evidence, both in the
journals Of tho United States Senate and in the
treaty Of Joint occupation" which is a virtual
admission, by the government Of the u. States,
that the British government has a tight to a
part OF the territory of Oregon, and rice uerSd
on the part Of the government of Great Bri-
tain. If, therefore, the Presidents logic shall
be permitted to enter the Halls of Congress,
and shall be reiterated by majority of the Ma
tlonal Legislature, WAR, in all its horrors, will
burst upon us, and our unfortunate country be
found wholly unprepared to meet its irghtfu
perls,
| One single fact, when considered, will show
our total appropriateness for conflict will
! England, viz the complete revolution that ha!
taken place in Naval tactics and warfare, by
the substitution of steam frigates for the slug.
gish, clumsy meE-ofwar of the Golden time, ,
| and engines Of tremendous destructive pow
er, for old-fashioned cannon. England is pre-
pared at a days notice, to pounce, like vul-
ture, upon our deenceless Atlantic cities.
question whether any point Of attack, from
Maine to New Orleans, can be defended with
our present means, save the single port and city
of New York! A fleet of England's steam
frigates would shoot like meteors by single
foIts, - each in passing, sending its tremendous
missiles by broadsidcs. What has our govern
ment done by way Of preparation for the war,
which DULLES and madmen are so eager--to en-
gage in? .1ns-The history of Capt. Stock
toms big gun, that killed nearly moiety of the
American cabinet ministers, tells the tale OF
our exploits and our preparations.
lagree with you, Mcssrs. Editors, that the
p0rteats If The times should rouse the young men
of Baltimore TO action; and, will add, the old
men too. There will never again be British
troops landed at North Point. A fleet of steam
| iiigates will come ''lko thief in the night, u
and tho thunder of their cannon and the de-
structon IF our domicils be simultaneous with
the news, or, more probably, announce their
arrival. The time or opportunity for erecting
forts for the defence of Baltimore, has been lost
! Floating batteries could be built, which might
offer some obstacle to the progress of an enc
my's fleet, and might be better than nothing.
FRANKLIN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-19

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM PoRT-AU-
Prince. Adviees to the LIST inst have been
received at Philadelphia, by which we learn
that hostilities still continued between the Do
mincans and Haytiens, without any prospect
of an immediate termination. No collision,
however, had taken place since last advices;
owing to the unsettled affairs on the Island dur
ing the past year, all articles of export had
greatly decreased, Coffee was very scarce,
and readily commanded ST. currency. The
market was completely overstocked with all
kinds of American produce. The last trans
action which transpircd in flour, brought s22
per bbl,; in other descriptions ofproduce quota
tons no minal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-19

a MrssING MERCHANT. We learn from the
Philadelphia Chronicle, that merchant of
that city, named Darlington, is missing. He
left there about ten days ago for Baltimore, ac-
cording to previous appointment with mcr-
camille house in this city, carrying with him
sum of money to discharge a business obliga-
ton, since which time he has not been heard
of. lie was always regarded as a correct bu-
sincss man, and enjoyed fair credit in Bos-
ton, New York and Baltimore, and at the time
of leaving had several thousands Of dollars in
Bank to his credit.