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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
rur .SrcpET CIRCULAR"

We perceive that some Of the Northern papers
are still pra,ine abou, mater that We had con
sidered exploded viz: that Mr.. Walkers Circular
I, The manufacturers was only sent to Democrats
AS far as Richmond is concerned, we know lh''
to be false. Immediately the inquiries we're print
ed and transmitted TO Richmond, they were a. as
,ribu,ed to the manufacturers Of all parties. We
understand that only one has answered the ques'
tons and tina, Two others have promised 10 az
Sc; the remainder refuse to answer giving asex'
cuses, The. they shave no time to answer .ae
Questions Of the Secretary of the Treasury
thew shave something else 10 do'-that "it would
take them year to answer ,hem"-'hat they are
impertinent" &c. The Wing presses knew 'ha
Wing manufacturers would not answer the Sc
cretary's call for information and this IS The 'rne
reason of,hc ridiculous humbus aboullh "SecTe
Circular"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

SENTENCE or "BIG THUNDER. We are IN
debled 10 The kindness Of an officer Of The steamer
South America, which arrived at bali past Two
This morning from HUDSON, for the allowing let
Ter:
HrpsoN, Sept 80 1915.
Before The time arrived for The passing OF SEN
,encr on DR. BoughloB or Big Thundr, the Court
Room was lhronsed Silh an immeise crowd OF
both ladies and gentlemen.
Alta quarter before wo, Judge Einunds called
the Court TO order. The prisoner Bnshton was
then brought in, and ordered 10 stantup and say
"why sentence SHOULD mol be passed upon him"
Roughlon arose, andin low lone stated that he
wished for few dayslenily, in order hat he might
see his wife and sellt his family afirs, which
request was finally complied with. The Judge
then addressed the prisoner al some lnslh, and
concluded by prononring hisscn,enceo be 'con-
faementim tie Ciintn CenaitlSyoic PROM during
The term of his natunl hfs "-[N. y. Hrald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND. MARKETs-wnoLEsALE PRICES.

For me aoeek ending Thursday ersnfHg, Oef =
ToBACCo-The inspections for week or Two pas
have been quite small, and prices continue ABOUT 'he
same. We quote Tugs at from IS 10 3 80 and s3i COM
mon leaf so 10 IS; good fine, 10 60; no extra ma
nufaclurng in marke,--it would bring So to II 50.
WHEAT-e5 to g7i cts. for prime white; 30 TO % cts
for good
FLoUR-sacs at 81 so on Basin Bank. Receipts IN
creasing.
CORN-50 cents per bushe
OATS-37s cts per bushe from depot and wagons.
WHEAT oFFAL-Bun l2l cents; Shorts l0i cents
Brown slufs IS cents; Ship stuffs IS cents
CoTToN-6S a Il cents perlb. Stock quite small
PRovISlONS-Smt Bacon, 81 Cts, and
scarce; Todd's family hog round, C.; western Hues
8asl c., shoulders III n &C. Lard-9a l0c.
FIsH-HrRRIscs: No. Herrings s43 a q in store
C0rFEEERio G, a 8 cents ST. Domingo a 81; La
gnvra u 6; Java a lll-stuck light, demand mode
TEAs-Imperia and Gunpowder IS cents 81 % pei
sUGARs-New Orleans Sugars Il cents.stoet
light; Porto Rico Il 81; 81. Croix a Loaf Sugars
70 n i2I- demand good Tor all kinds
iiIDEs-Grren to 8! cis per H.; Spanish -! Is c
CLOvERSEED-s6 8 so.
FLAXSEFD-si 20.
BEESIyAy-o7 cents.
MOLaSS ES-Cuha u 30 cents; Porto Rico 81 80
prime New Orleans in bills 81 81 cents.
BRANDY-Otard, Dnpny & Co. 81 % 30; a
Srinnrtte 10 IS; Imitation IS Soc; Sazerae IS
2 50; Peach dull at 80 C. 81. Prices nominal
RUM ENGLAND. In bills, 80 81 cents.
WHISKEY-Bbls 81 c.; hhds. 90 cts
ClN-Amercan 80 cts; Holland 81 per gallon.
CATTLE-Beef. from 81 10 So 25. gross; sheep, from
81 so 10 3: Veas from SO TO s. Hogs So S6per cwt
BUTTER-Mountuin, 6rkin ~ IA cts. per To-, anf
scarce Fresh Butter from IL TO 10 cts.
COTTON YARNS-RichmOnd and Manchester (ric
tory prices) Nos TO l2 II cts Nos - TO 90 10 Cts
CANDLES-TaIlow a l0l; sperm 80 80; iiuli's "a
tent i?l n 10 cents per ID.
OiI-Winter sperm 81 100 cents; whale 40 cents
blenchrd do. i5 n IS; Linserd 70 10 IS cents.
SOaP-For brown 81 Il cents per lb white and va
rieented ~ "a.
sALT-From The wharf 81 co. from store 81 Is.
LIME-si 25.
PLASTER-Lump, from the wharf, 81 IS; Basin Bank
81 90. 1ierces Of 500 lbs ground 81 IS.
COAI-l0to g cts. per bushrl; best Clover Ill., 20 cts
IRON-Pie $50 a 80 Swrdes S9i a Us per ton En-
glish SIS Oh; Tredegar Richmond manufactoryl 500
Up Country bar Ss2l IS.
STEEI.-Amrrican bstered Sll0 per ton.
CUT NAILS-ii cents per 10.
SHOT-5i 81 cents per ID.
FEATHEKS-2S a 30 cents per Id. for live geese
EXCHANGES-New York checks, prem Phila
drphia / prem; South Carolina, dis; Treas'Ir,
Notes prem; Alabama, dis; Baltimore drat 3
prem; North Carolina, az dis Wheeling, dis.
Tennessee, dis Specie, prem.i on London, u IL
rer cent. prem.
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uoYT's PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawinc Of Va. Lee,Lu,

HUI = FKIHL FICE.-DraWlh OF Va. Lce,buf.
IL Lottery, Class 80:
=! 90 so II 3s IS Sc & 90 H.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No 80:
70 81 81 &c CT 6 - % 80 66 IS 0 &c 81 Fl
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Ezra, No a3a,
IS q G ~ Is 10 II - 50 d.
ErawIng of Alexandra Lottery, Extra. No a3;:
20 le i5 10 % Is u 40 % e. - IS.
Oct.3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
FORTUNES NEW HOME.
w. II. Tnrpin's Office

THE little Richmond Lottery draws TO- day. a, n.
Exchange Hotel. Prize of $1,000, 900 etn
io9, &c &c. Whole Tickets ST. halves So cents on,,
ters IS cents. Packages cheap. Risk on % Nh,
Tickets SIP 90, halves 40, quarters 3 20 C,G 9,
TURPlA'S for the Pnle Tickets. oc, +, ~
LOOK AT THIS,
Two MAGNIFICENT LOTTERIES FOR Ton.y
(ffday)-Iwo fine Lotteries. Capitals: So, Cpo'
4,ouo, 40, l'so, 1000 10 Of 75O Sc.-66 Nos ii
drawn ballots Tickets 4, halves2 quarters l.
Also The Dollar Lottery comes at The same time Ca
pltals S3,0DO, 900, &c.-CG Nos. II drawn out
Tickets 81 halves SO cents, quarters - cents
DO not forget, that il you in want Of money Bur
huSS'S OFFICE is the place TO &c, your wants sup
piled. e. BIIRRI,SS
Drawing Of Pokomokc Lottery, No. Iai:
80 II - 20 81 ~ % 5 81 y u - S.
The cry Is, "Still they Come Ticket Nos 3 50 20
small Prize of $1,000, sold and paid by BURRUsS
Drawing of Delaware Lottery Class 25s
- 80 G5 IS 50 50 AZ II - 10 - CO.
Also another. Whole Ticket Nos. Q 50 go a .nra
Prize, sold and paid by c. BURRUSS.
Drawing Of Pokomokr Lottery, Glass 1885,
- 50 IS So 81 40 6s - 3 e. 70 &c 81.
Oct. {. BCRRUSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

MARYLAND ELECTION. hav: returns from
only one Ward (2nd) in BallimoIeei'y, in % VIM
the vote siood:.-For Kennedy (phis) 2o'-
Giles (Dem.) 492-Duncan (Nalye) ~ 40
the places of voting have been cha'ged, we can
not compare the present with PreVnus elect'ohS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

MT ORES NEW PICTORIAL GEOGRA-
IPI PLY for sale wholesale and retail, at J.
w. RANDOLPH g. CO.'S School Book Depot,
l2l Main Street, Richmond. The following is
one of lhemany hundred high commentators OF
this useful work:
"a valuable acquisition TO all engaged either
IN impartiny or receiving insrnction-lls concise
ness and Simplicity OF arrangement, and us nu,
merous and beautiful embellishments cannot iail
"W. II. PIKE,
"Principa Of New England Grammar School"
Oct. 3
GENERA. COMMISSION BUSINESS.
r AM prepared 10 attend 10 General Commits
i sion BUSINESS particularly SO for The sale Oh
flour, of good md fair brands either by wholesale
or retail
u Particular attention will be paid to the
sale OF tobacco where experience and judgment
are most requisite. WIN. WALLACE.
Oct 3
y Street.
Let alllhe world say what they can,
For selingprizes STRArros's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 2S3,
September 30.
% y 6l,3 IS 40 Al - So 30. :,
Ticket Nos. { SO Sc, one more lille one, SOLO
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 234,
Oct. 1
17S 10 As 10 % Is 81 46 80 81 AZ s.
II Look out br the Brilliant Scheme 10 &C
drawn on the llu October-Capital S5O,Ooo-' &c
Nos, ID drawn. Tickets SI5-shares IN pro-
portion.
Oct. 3
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i 8 THITRSTON.

J ,.
PIANO FORTE TuNER AND REPAIRER,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WYE, the undersigned, having irequenty lad
w opportunities OF testing Mr.. Illusions
qualifications as Teacher, do hereby certify, lha
we regard him as the best and most faithful Tuner
ofPianos we ever met wih and recommend hin
as such to the public. Signed,
THOMAS ROBINSON Nj. D.
A. PETcoLAs, PETERSBURG Va
II. KHEcHT,
CHARLES Berg,
JoHN DUNDERDALg, tp;ohmord ".
WILLIAM NJ ROBINSON, >'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

The bearer, Mr. Jasper Thurston has been in
our employment for a considerable length Of
time as a Tuner of Piano Fortes, in which situ-
alton he gave us entire satisfaction. We have
always found him sober industrious, obliging,
and attentive 10 his business. Being fully COM
pelent 10 tune and regulate The instrument, We
can, with confidence, recommend him TO any one
having occasion for his services. Signed,
STODART, WORCESTER & DURHAM,
Piano Forte Makers
New York, LIST October, 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

This is to certify that Jasper S. Thurston j,
competent 10 tune and repair Piano t'ortes, and
We recommend him to the public, with the full
assurance that he will faithfully finish any work
entrusted to him.
(Sisned,) NUNS q CLARK,
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, July Ia, 1910.
II Orders left with J. w. Randolph & Co,
Drnker & Morris, or at my Office, No. 16 Main
street, opposite Thomas R. Price s. Co., will be
nrnmnilY attended 10. Oct. 3-c2aWl M
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ner.
When one attempts 10 sleep in a honse, The heat
is so severe that il becomes necessary 10 hire Two
natives 10 fan you all night, By turns, with con-
trivancc something similar 10 that used for keep.
ing flies from the table in this country, which The
natives put in motion by pulling rope on the
outside of The house.
Mr. T. seems TO think India will continue 10 de-
cline in her resources, till England will cease 10
derive great deal of benefit from It's possession
and that large tracts Of The country may, by-and-
By, revert 10 back The undislu-bed possession of
the jackalls and hyenas.
In this view, he may overdraw the picture; We,
The reflection forces itself upon The mind what
is 10 become ofihe power OF England, in The event
OF the fall oiInda? The bare possibility Of such
ar event cannot fail 10 fill the government, and
people with apprehension for the future
One thing Of great importance To us has be-
come clearly manifest-and that IS with the pos
session Of Texas, We hold the only cotton lands
in the whole universe, that are worth "lhe snap
of a mans fingers" There is no section Of the
the cultivation Of this great staple
We have fast hold upon the Cotton markets of
the world; and We shall hold them during future
time, as far as can be seen 10 the contrary; and
through our cotton bales We can, 10 a great ex-
tent, control the destinies Of Europe, make peace
or war, and otherwise affect the political economy
and relations ofihe world!
What proud, elevated, and happy position do
these United States occupy! What other part Of
the world is so blessed with favorable climate,
extent richness, variety Of soil and productions
or lraversed with such vast and noble rivers1-
stretching its boundaries from the Atlantic 10 The
Pacific, and from the waters OF Hudson's Bay
and the ST. Lawrence on the Nor,h, 10 the Gulf
Of Mexico and The Rio Grande del Norle on The
South and Southwest; settled by a free, enlcrrri-
sing and intelligent people, living under wisely
framed DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS. What other
people BENEATH HEAVEN have cause 10 he so de-
vou,ly thankful as The citizens OF the United
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
A q FAIRCUILD.

139 MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
hDEALER in Watches. Clocks Jewelry. Silver
- aud Plated Ware, Fancy and Variety Goods
&c-ofers al Wholesale and Retail. a complete as
sorlmen; Of Goods in his line. Among The leading
articles OF my assortment arc The following:
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.- Gold Cnse Full
Jeweled Lever Watches. Gold Case Anchor Escape.
meni Lever Watches with Gold DInIs Gold Duplex
and Lapine Watches Gold Case Verge Watches.
Silver Dei0ch Levers Silver Anchor do. Silver
Lep'ne Watches. Silver Alarm DO. Gold Guard
Chains. Gold Fob do. Rnhy Emerald. Topaz, Cameo.
Enamel. SAPPHIRE and Geld Stone Breast Pins. Do do
ringer Rings Gold Ear Rings. Do Shirts Studs d,
ID" Guard Chains Dr. Fob do. Do Guard Keys D.,
Fob do Gilt Guard Keys. Do Cuff Pins. Steel md
Gilt Watch Keys, Gold. Silver. German Silver and
Steel Specincles, German Silver and Morocco Spec.
'acIe Cnses, Silver Pencils. German Silver Pencils
dec n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
SOMETHING NEW.

e. WETMORE & co, have jus, opened n
new and cheap FURNISHING WARE,
HOUSE at Noe. North Howard 81, Baltimore,
nearly opposite the Wheatfield Iur,l wh.r.
they intend To keen on hand an extensive assort-
men' Of Fancy Hard,eare, Cutieryu German
Siirer Ware.
All binds of Jnpauued and Britannia Ware
Iamps Giranlolcs rea Tr,ys Of all t;nds.
Clocks, Plated Ware, Tin, Wooden anG Willow
Ware.
Baskets, FINISHES. brooms, Mats&c.
Cheap Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
and every variety Of useful and fancy Htuse
Keeping articles
Persons ju-t commencing house keeping will
here find every article TOR their convenience at
the lowest New York price,.
Country Merchants and others visiting Bait
more are invited To call.
Goods sold IN com mission ~ tho manr-
lecturers prices No. 2, n Howard ST, Baltimore
oct Pm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
AMERICAN HARDWARE.

Wiz sob ctihess Lnve received iTuu first hau,,
n Renconl sssuHmei of American Man
lufrd liirdwn'e. cunsi.tirg Of RIM. Moriisc and
Closet LOt rs; Thumb Lniches: Till, Cupboard
C'-si. Trunk aud Pod L"chs; Bnit aud P.rllnmt u,
Hinge; Wool Screws; Table Knives and Fuk,;
Sheet lt"n R,s>; Irnu. Brass aud Copper wirs. Sad
If"n'; 'rss Lui ai Mill Saws; COAL SIiOyELS;
ii"v "hd Manure Folks; b., as aud Bach Chains,
''H Niili, Bt'iatrm Tea aud Coli: Poi.: &C.
netni assU:'"' ~ al Brushes Razor Sir"ps Gu Zach,
- sorted ir''u Il" , oz; Cut iirais and S;arahlcs;
Sbhl'ii tt.i s'V"ugs. Shoyts and Pukor..Aen'.
hhh ys SKA Is. fictent qualiue,; ludiara OIL
and I"i'bcr Slams .;Warrcnied So. keI Chis.lsDr
lng k"'N->' Bf'a,. sxcs 4 FJ Adzes; Patent BeaR,;
Counter ;, ale-. Table Hinges; Nah, gony Ku"b- 81
&c a." b"vers ma, derend upon getting any IS
me "%'Ne articles nj reasonable prizes.
nov ~ OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
SELBYeS
New Goods.
SECOND STOCK THIS

HAVE all arrived, and are now opened ~ his
, Store, corner of Main AID Madison streets,
Wheelng, and are not only the newest style, but
are pronounced the pretiest aud best stock oil
Winter Goods IN the Western country. His So
lecii"ns # the following articles, may DC taken
as specimens OF his stock IN general and VIII
well recomncnse any one for calilng-Niz;
! Rich Cashmercs of newest style.
Satin, Strip ID. Blue, Black, Silks and Satihs.
| High colored Silks fer Oh esses.
Panis,ernes, beutfulne. article.
Alpacas and Mousline dc LANES Of every style
Superb dark Chintzcs and Prints.
Mourning Goods, selected with great care md
attention.
Ginghams and indeed every description of
seaso bile Dress Goods.
Splendid Cashmere and Terkerri shawls.
Embroidered Thihit do
Black Llama Wool do
Souiherand nett Blanket Broche do. &c &c.
A great varietyof Ladies' Craya,s, rich velvet,
Iich Bonnie, vslve,s, Silks. Ribboa, & Flow
ers.
Needleworked Collars, Chimezs,tes & ruf,e.
Beautiful Thread Laces AID Edgings, tnew
Cambria and Swiss Edgi-gs and Inserrines.
Flne Linen Cambrics, Long Lawns, SwIss.
Jaconei, Tsrlcton. Book and Cambria Muslins
Plaid and Cambria Muslins.
The new style Music Bordered' l. c Hdkfs,
hem stitched, plaiu bordered &c &C.
Velvet Ribbons, Cord and rassels. Gimps etc
Grass Skirts OF different descriptions white
MOreen Skirts a new article for water.
The very best Gloves and Hosiery that can
be had.
Fine Welch, Silk chain, gauge and common
Flannels.
Blankets, fine, large, heavy and cheap.
Beautiful White Counterpsnes.
Linen and cotton Si.eetngs of every deserip-
ton.
Table Linen, Table clo,hs, Furniture Good.
and Fringes, together with all such articles Of
the best quality for House Keepers. Indeed my
stock not only of fancy goods but of every des
mt l,l, .. -F. IL
most complete ever opened in this city, which
l will sell at very small profits.
VT SELBY.
b. My stock of cloths. cassmeres, SAITH.
nets, vesnngs, cravats, inndk erchiefs, gloves
&c dc, for Gentlemen's wear, is
such as WILL amply repay an examination before
purchasing, and also, silk, merino thibet wool
and cotton shirts and drawers.
nov Is S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
NEW LOTTERY
AND
< EANGE OFFICE
MlIEElINE

ME subscriber hn,ii'g hecn appointed Agt for
PAINE & Co. will up' nm ofrce m Wheel.
ing, on Muudav. o. liih. lie has hecn engaged
IN the Lottery and Exchange business Tor the las,
twelve years ia Washington Ciiy, aud hnS sold nnd
cash'd marc Capital Pr'zcs. IhLn nay ohcr ulIi, in
The UuiIcd States. Wuhn The last yea, he has SOLE,
$4,000. $4,000 snd $4,000 in Whole Tickets
besides u lnrsc number Of smaller amounts.
II is only on account of his increased business
from the Western Sraics--(by way of urders)-
that he has been induced Ia oren ia WI, cling. aud
The he hopes by unr-milIiug H,inniiun. To merit
continuance Of The patronage Of his Wcsict. friend,
and all others Who my wish TO adventure in the
Popular Lotteries for Which he is agent.
oct IL II FRANCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY DESIRABLE
Fall & WiMdprGOOdS
NO 40. HEAD OF WATER ST.

NO 40 HEAD OF WATER ST
THE undersigned is now receiving the largest
and best selected lot Of desirable goods ever
offered in his line in this city, direct from the
best houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
pIrt as follows;
BROAD CLOTHS.
80 pieces Blue, black, brown. Invisible green,
claret, cadet, dahils and russell brown cloths
approved makes; also blue black twiIled BoleIan
cIohsi2'ps cashiHcTes, various prices aud qua
Iities; u @ very Desirable, 50 ps cassnets all
colors add rrices; Do diamond wave and vine
very desirable; Is pieces pilot aud flushing cloth
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green Mack.
nav blankets for coats.
VESTINGS
Rich fed silk and wooliCn Velvets, late STYLE
ard best quality; Merino do; Satin, plain and
fg'd do; iastIag an cashmeret, new BYtle vest
ing; American French and English. with great
variety f articles in the above line, which will
be made up o.order in the very latest fashion,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, green, brown and olive dress and frock
coats: Beaver and pilot over coats; Do frocks do:
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and plain
cassinet ,eis, frocks ard coatleos; general as.
aortment OF Sack coats, all c0lors and shades;
Londun tweed XIV Jeans and Mexic8n mix do,
very cheap; 300 Vests various qualities g. prices,
Gents and cloth cloaks, all culoTs and
qualities, cashmere. cassinet and XIV Jeanspants
and vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts.
Tinen and Muslin do; bosoms, collars stocks &
Roarfs; Rljves suspcudcrs and comfor,s; red
veil w and green canton and domestic n innels
binding tr mmiRgs &ci 80 prs couh try knit 2
hose.
The attention Of former customers and IN
public generally, is Tesp0rtfilly invited, as we
are determined n VI ~ be behind the cheanest {
eurt ghbors in selling coed hargsins for cosI.
oci Abf = NJGbKS'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS.

GREFR e. MOTTE, No iG2. Market square,
I are now receiving their second stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Having purchased them a. n great reduction OF
price. We are prepared 70 offer good bargains 10
those who may idy ~ ne with call. In tho as.
sortment NAV be foun,':
Dress Gcods.-Cashmere D'Fcossc, chusa n
redosan. Afghan Plaid, Mousline de Lame very
cheap; Alpaca, Lusire all kinds, snper cent low.
err than usual; Glnrhams, every variety
Fancy articles Trimminrs d.e-Hosie.v of
every kind; White Goods, irish Linen, Russia &
Birdscye Diape,; crash; Alpaca Aprons; Bro~n
and White Holland; Trimming Gimps and Firm.
ges; Silk and Wors,ed Serge; Silk ana Norsiei
coat Binslnr: coat cord, Twist, Sewing Six,
Thrcod, Buttons; Silcoia &c. &c.
large assortment of English and American
Callcocs. very cheap.
For Gei hemen's Uear.-Cloths. csssimores.
Satiinets. Kentucky Jeans Tweed. 8 atm Meri-
noe, cashmere and other Nesiings; Gents' era
watts and stocks; oil of which we can sell nj
mnch lower rrices than they were sold early 10
tho season.
Domestic Good, Rcd, brown. yellow and
white Flannel, PLAID. inscv, rrill;ngs, the best
makes of brown aud hleached Muslin. Ticking
checks. Domestic Stripes and Plsids. Cotton
! arm and carpet chain, always en- hand
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

kOn BAGS RIO COFFEE;
JQbO 90 do Java Do
= % Bags Pepper;
90 do Pimen,o:
80 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 dn Gun Powder Do
| Ca,k Carrots Scotch Stuff
40 Bills Alum;
Ce'as Eps"m Salts;
GO Sa'@rntus;
30 Boston s, rup;
do Madd-,;
2OO ID Liqu"rice Ball:
~ BOScs *. So. l2s, 6 md rrsud Lumls
4 Tobacco "f superior qualities
~ Lsdy's Twist Tobacco;
23O0 Brnzirr's aud Shectng Copper;
.UU d4 Cinnamon;
~ Ccrnun's S T Indigo
BbR"prcr-.;
% u PM II Rnisns;
4 BIB ssround Ginger;
Az do. Crushed Sugar;
6 doS''llvcrized d.
dn pve,;
do .%smeg>;
10 BnS-s Chocolate;
10 do&vnricgaet Scnp,;
] BALI nJconx Almanl.;
lucO do Cotton Yarns. Nos s IN l0-nsi re-.
'', nns s"d 'alesy WIN FLEMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
ROPES, ROPES.

nv hand and inr sale n general assortment OF
~ CuTdngc. consisting IN part n, fu,lnw..
White Tnrd and Manila Ropes of oil sizes
1000 10, Packing Yarn
1000 " Onkum
500 Broom Irvine warranted good
Als' Lines md Twincs of every variety md size
all uf which will he odd ne cheap a. can he pur
chased IN this city ar Phishureh
FlaI Beeswst Giuscnr, Corn Brnom~ Oats and
Corn taken in exchange ut Wheeling Market rricc
i"r C"r1,r". nt Tho Oh stand formerly occupied by
Dnrse & fIsg-. No W,irr street
nc, CHARLES N Rl:RRy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

~ UST received from New York. new and splen
% did assortment OF Cashmere d Ecossc; also fire
French worked Infant Bodies; Sponsors, Collars ard
Culiaretias fine assortment OF Jet Buttons and iair
Pins. Also. just received from tho mann faciurine
house in Lowell. Mass. n few pieces al Blue Black
Asphaum Cloths, inr Sacks nnd Over COATS 1hcs.
Cloths pronounced by the best Talors in the
city, to I've The finest and hes quality Of Cloths the,
ever saw. All true Americans are invited 10 cal,
and look al them as they far superior and much
cheaper lhas any article of similar kind ever i'm.
puried A HEYMAN. No l63
oct West sIdo Main ST Whretinp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
CHEAP
IIAT AND CAP MANDATORY

INT MD CAP MANUFACTORY.
- AVERY, No 10 Monroe street wheeling
-. Va,respec fully announces TO his old friends
and the public in general, that no has now on
hand large and superior stock Of
HATS AND CAPS,
the late Fall fashions, comprising all euNli
ties, shapes and sizes. His HtIs are mapuGac-
tirel under his owe inme late superinteHdaBee,
Of the finest material : and by tn best Of work
men, and will be sold,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AZ prices STILL 10 YER than thew have
ever hcen offered IN this Civ. Those wishin =
to purchase Ia rs or CAPS will find it to
their ADVANTAGE TO give him call before eur.
oh asing elsewhere. Oct4 S AVERY.