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 Wesf'eerd-The Buffalo Commercial Ad- VeTilser of Monday evening says: C. ~ " . icarh J. from the Messenger of Wells o~ Cos Western Express, that there IS snow enough to make good sleighing to Cleveland put between here and Erie it is very much ariited, so as to render upsets almost ineyi- table. Beyond Cleveland the snow is thin. but runners can be used all round the lake to Detroit. By the accounts we have re- eelyed from up the lake, the storm seems to have extended overan immense region We nave heard from 1t as high up as Cleveland. where 1t was comparatively mild, and in- creased in severity as it came northward and eastward.
 The river opposite to Detroit was entirely closed on the lst inst, for the first time this SeaS0n
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himself by sPringing from the rigging. as inc vessel rolled in shore. The bodies of tl,o unfortunate men have been recovered Cant Be4l F. Ames was only p wears of ads s and belonged to OsteryilIe, BarnstabIe wbi55 in, CT ms body was conveyed. The others were a seaman one lrishman, or Virgiuian, and a coiored cook-names unknown,
 "o schooneTs were ashore in TarpauIin cove one on fire. The packet schr. Mariot- 'a' rom New Y York, for Boston, with full cargo, and scr. Texas, from Petersbprg for Boston, on the rocks at Hyannis. and full of water Numerous other vessels lost spars, anchors, Gec Sc. '''-'
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HE NEGRO RAcE-Abolitionis and those who can sec so many evils and curses m African Slavery ,haye long labored to prove that the African race is capable of civilization ana that they are oppressed in this country But history cannot show period when the genuine negro was ever in condition so happy and Improved as he is as an American Slave. We know that 1t is customary with antl-slavery orators on this subject to point to ancient Ethiopia and Egypt, as a contra diclion of this But the Egyptians were far from being negroes and even the Philippians, their slaves, were superior to the tribes more Tn the interior of Africa. These points have been recently thoroughly elucidated by the researches of learned travellers among the antiquities of Egypt. Their discoveries have proven beyond doubt or contradiction the following facts:
 lst. That the original settlers of Egypt were white men of the great Caucasian fam fly.
 2d. That the arts and civilization of an- cent Egypt took their rise from the Caucas- lans; and the progress of improvement was from Asia to the Nile and up the Nile into the interior.
 Sd. That among these civilized white men in the earliest ages of the world, there were bIeck slaucs, with the very features and form ot the present negroes; and no doubt the identical race.
 These things then establish incontestbIy we think that the negro race have been slaves ever since the curse of Ham; and show the fatality of all undertakings to reverse the or, dinatons of Providence by making them any thing else. If not slaves to civilized whites they have ever been and ever will be slaves to each other.
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MARRIED

Al Columbus, Hampstead county. Arls.. on Wed ncsday, the 18th ult, Mr JAMES +. WALKER. son oi Dr. James II. Walker, 10 Miss LuNErrA. daurh- ter ei Joseph and Mildred Stuart, all of said county
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CAMDEN, OUAcuITA CfRcuIr CoCHT,
 May Term, A. D. Is45. Simeon Lents,
 ,.s z, Ftl,,.a.,,
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From the Pcaas0lgqn,aa

gGUIsHED MEN IN FAYOR OF ITEM. NICE, AND AMONG THEMJAA9ES K. E panan1 the following to all young men,
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MAURICE SMITH, TYRE II. BROWN, WILLIAM BETHEL, ROB'T s. WILCOX, WILLIAM OWEN, THO'S c. HUDSON, JOHN BROWN,
 Trustees. l I. I845. 25-3w
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BRoMN SEHAR.
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~ T TO " v tIl IA It.
 Quantity, 69,534 ,33l, lbs Inv. value. e2 .43e gt oPst. duty Pc per ID. l Int duly. 5i.738 3.
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PUBLIC FEELING IN RELATION TO "ANNEN- ALTON" IN FRANcE.--J. T. Wymbs, Esq, bearer of dispatches from the American Min ister, in Paris, 10 our Secretary of State, ar rived in the Cambria, reports that in the po- ltical salons of the French metropolis, public opinion Is decidedly in favor of the annexation of Texas to the U. States, notwithstanding the apparent opposition manifested by the ''Temps'' fFmes,) organ of that government. We place confidence in this statement, as we know Mir. Wymbs intimately we'll; and his long residence in France, with his close con nection with the liberal distinguished polit- ical men ill the Chamber of Deputies, gives him superior opportunities ofjudging correct ly on all matters of national import He has, much to his credit, for several years, been pressing upon that body the necessity oftheir using their influence to bring about a rednc- ton Of the Tariff on American produce; and he considers the matter now ill a decidedly good train; believing as he does, that the members from the wine and manufacturing districts will eventually force the ministers to take the matter into serious consideration, and doubtless induce them, in their next ses- sion of the Chambers, to make propositions to our government that will he mutually ad- vantagcous to both countries.--.N I. Pie beian.
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Tho Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati Gazette. Nash vile Union, Nieksburg Sentinel, Teue Haute Cour- fer, Sangamore Journal, JefIersonisn, Cat Jefferson City, Mo.) Little Rock Banner, and Platte Mol Eagle will publish semi monthly in weekly papers for 0 months and send their accounts to the Trus- tees for payment. l6-6m
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

ARRIVAL OF THE
CALEDONIA AT BOSTON.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

Adams q Co.'S, Express over Long Island
Rail- Road.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
CRISIS IN AFFAIRS,

Probable War between England and America.
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MEAN to blame It's monstrous, heinous reslsr bias
phemy to say so.
Mr. Aberdeen appeared deeply struck by the latter OBJ
servation.
roLK Continued III didn't steal the aninali Steal Is
man OF my character to be called thief annexed
hm-thats all Besides what iurisdcticn has this here
court what authority has eny court airh in cues
ton purely American My bargain with Don Bernardo
Murphy took place out Of this countryside dog came
hack to me thousands Of miles away herefrom.
Mr. AnrRpEEr--In that caao really must dismiss the
complaint. Allow mo to ssto my opinion, Mr. Polk, tha
The dog yours have no sn'nes, to inquire ntS;qTes
ceency here very rudely must think entities your
bargain. enreat rather that gentlemen respectable
should live together in harmony; end-and wish yon
Mr. Polk then left the Office whstlns to his dog snd
making signs Of contempt at Don Bernardo Murphy who
when Policeman 81, came into the office end said
"Piease your worship. the Yankee annexed your wor
ships Canadian walking stick in the passage"
Mr. ABEnDEEr (sternly)-Mind your own business, fe
low, Mr.. Polk perfectly welcome to the stick.
Presently another member of the force O'Regan by
name entered and swore the ncorrgibe Polk had sole
his beaver hat,
4 Mr. Aberdeen (good humoredly y)--Well, WELL dare
say the hat wasn't worth twopence halfpenny and IL.
better to lose i than to fquabbe about it st law.
in Temples time.
[From Dublin Freemans Journal, Marc, 70
The intelligence from the United ats s cf the
deepest interest. Texas is anresed to The Frdsra.
tive Union. The now Ev- P-csidroi. Iohu Tyler,
has had the honor and the e. a, havns achieved,
during the period OF hls acf. lRSlrc oa A pufpoee,
to which ihs whole energy a,d power Il ms gov
eminent had tor cone es bl, percd been almost
exclusively Devised, The neaanYe was carried ~
the Senate by majority ~ 81" votes; the num-
bers at e''htY eide ling ~ 10 q against the mea.
sure. And thus despite ,he threats ot England, as
despite ner wshcs and has interests, Texas is TO be
annexed, ard the doctrine OF annexation is proba.
bly, II y, come the guiding principle OF the United
States. II Is liue That this measure Is not vet
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

The Ultimatum of Great Britain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
AL.EnAsI,s MsDI,tNEs.

TIiE MOST POPULAR NOW IN USE"
4 "NSfSTING of The Black Cor All.b,.f.'
Salve. Allebasi's Health Pills, Ailrbasi' :
Tooth Ache Drops, aud Ailehasi's Poor Mans
Sirans rhenng Plaster.
The SnlNr cures almost universally. Fever
Sores Ulcers. Fclons, Burns, Scalds. Gus,
fnnctnrcs, Tumors. oGinstv. Sore Throat. Chi
hams. Swcllirgs az almost evrrv drscrintion,
khcumatism, inflammatory and Chronic, Ague
IN he Face, BREAST. Sc.
The Sills will cure when n.ed according 10
IN" directions. Scarict fever. Bilious Fever. Fe.
Yer and Agur. Dvspcpsy, Drops6S. Acid S,o-
mach, DIsOrdcred Bowels JaundIce. Head 4 che
Dzzlncss in tho Head. Worms, Liver Com
plant, Henri Burn, Cholic, Bowel Complaint.
general Debility, Costvcness, &c &c.
The Tooth Ache Drops. will cure an ordinary
ease e Tooth Ache in from three tn ten minutes.
The Plaster il taking precedence OYER every
other y astrr IN this country. tor Pain or Weak
ness IN the Back. Chest, Side, f.oins, Muscles
Rheumatism, Lung and Liver Complaints
Coughs, Colds. Asthma. & &c.
u. All persons are requested Ia ask the
Agent tor n Pamphist which will .e furnished
gratis. which contains a description of the Me-
dicmes, and history of Com piainfs with nu-
nerous iifcates ofcures, ona explicit drec. |
lions for using the Mediriurs.
\ liberal discount made Ia country Merchants
and Others whn bnv Ia eel again.
Wy MAN w GILBERT. Proprieior.
Wholesale Druggist eli Fulton st N Y.
The above astonishing Medicines, Just rc"eiv-
md FIR saeby w j ROBB,
lrIy 30 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
NNEAT CENTRAL KOUTE FROM

e TREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE FROM
" WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
lNGION CITY, PiIIiADELPiIIA NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and Good
Intent Stage Companies, are running 6 daily lines
I" Cumberland. conseciIng with The d Il o II r.
Only - hours Stage travel to euser OF The above
cities. The balance 10y Railroad.
Time To Baltimore "a homes,
Time To Philadelphia 40 honrs
Fare Ia Baltimore II DOLLARS
Fare Ia Philadelphia - do.
Six daily lines leaves the Cos Stage AMI Rail.
road nliire every morning al o'cl"ck A NJ, and
extras furnished at any hour a losd should offer.
Fmihrnugh Tickets In Baliinore and Philadelphia.
apply nj The Co.'S Office No 80 Water ST, Wheeling.
Va Snc dear NoTih u Hotel,
For GOOD Intent STAG e Co. II II STiLLE,
ard WIN K NEWMAN. fer " u s Co.
Great Centrd! Route Rail road and Sage office.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
G. VA M1s aNsH q
SOMETHING NEW.

n r. WETNORE a. co. hove inst opened \
~ new and cheap FTTp NISHING WARE
HOUSE at No .. North Howard 81, Baltimore
tnenrlv opposite the Wheatheld InrO where
they intend 20 keen on hand an exten sive assort-
mont ~ Fancy Hardoare, Cutiery ~ German
.Siirer Ware.
All kinds If Unnamed and Britannia Ware.
Lamps GiranJoles. Tea Travs Of II kinds;
Clocks. Plated Ware. Tin, Wooden anC Willow
Ware.
Baskets brushes. Breoma, Mats &c.
CHEAP Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils,
= nd every variety OF useful and fancy HoUse
Keepipg articles
Persons ia.t commencing house keeping will
hero find every article for their convenience al
the lowest New York prices.
Country Merchants and others visiting BALI
more ore invited to call.
N Goods sold IN com mission at the NAM.
facturers prices. Noe, N II Howard 81, Baltimore
oct 2-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
UNITED STATES IIOTEL,

Near HE Railroad Depot CUMBERLAND, Mp
VHNHE Proprietor re- pe-ifullv informs his
friends and the public th,t he has taken
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL. which he now
con fdent'v offers to the natrnrags Of the NH lie
is Mace oelorh ELEGANT and COMFOR-
TAhLE ENTERTAINMENT The Parlors
and chambers have hsnn tnstsfnlly ftted M
with sntirc ner Furniture end Reddins, with
n view o the case comfort and convenience OF
his guests respectable of ladies' and families.
The department ~ Tarder IS equally wei
ordered. nfect ,erc -. through everv derart-
nrnt Of the establishment. an mir OF ncntness
and elegance that cannot failto pieasc MI who
NAV favor him with call. COW TON.
mavs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
ROPES. ROPES.

~ hand and for sale general assortment OF
~ Cordagr. consisting IN part ns follow"
Whine lard md Manila Ropes Of oil sizes
l00n lbs Packing Yarn
1000 Onkum
500 Broom Irvine warranted good.
AIsn Lines and Twines of every variety and size.
all NJ which will he sold a. cheap can be pur.
chased in iais city or Pushnrgh.
FIaS, BeeswsN, Gto-eng, Corn Brooms. Oats and
Germ lakcn in exchange nj wheeling Market price
Tor Cordaee. at the old stand formerly occupied by
Durss 4 Hcgs, No Water street
os,I CHARLES n BERRY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07

EyARM FOR SALE-The Subscribers offers
u for sale n valuable farm containing I2t q
acres, we'll watered-- inhlng stream through
each field-lays well for cultivation. aud n a
high state oil Improvement, under good fencing.
There is about 50 or 90 acres cleared land, the
balance well timbered A good and convent ent
tYo story dive Hing house with a back build ing,
with other out houses, ADD a never failing sp ring
Of water near the kitchen door. There g an
ahundan % OF fruit trees, consisting OF choice
enersfteA Apple, Peach, Plum Cherry &c.
The ahsye farm is situated mile west OF ST
Cloirsville on the National roae, and Ia mile
from Iloydsyie. Belmont county, Ohio For
/ the premises. - AMES phnok; or ~
l iun OLIVER fry ON, w heelHR va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
LATEST ARRIVAL.
or VERY DFSlR ABLE
Fall 81 Winters Good
an, HEAD OF WATER ST

NO an. HEAD OF WATER ST.
THE undersigned il 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
BROAD CLOTHS.
SO pieces Blue, black. brown. Invisible greco,
claret, cad-t, dahi" and russell brown cloths,
approved makes; also blue black twilled Belgian
cloths; 30 ps cashaeres, various prices lad qua
ries; ~ d.. very desirable, 50 ps casslnets, all
colors and rrices; Do diamond wave and vine,
cry desirable: l q pieces pilot and flushing cloth,
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green MackI-
nav blankets for conis.
VESTTNGS
Rich fgd silk md wool!rn Vplvets, late sivle
n I'd best quality; McrIno do; Satin, plain and
fg'd do; Iastny and cashmeret, new syile vest
ing; American. French and English. with great
variety of articles in the above line which will
TIC IN AIDE tn order in the vPrv latcs Z 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 ats. frocks nd costiecs; general as
London tweed. XIV Jeans md Mexican mix do
very cheap; 900 Vests, various qualities Il prices
Gents 81 and cloth clOaks, all cOlors and
qualities; cashmere. cassinet and ~ Jeans pants
and vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts:
Linen and Muslln do; hosoms, collars, stocks g.
snarfs; glpves, snspendcrs and comfOus; red,
yclpw and green canton and domestic hanncls,
binding tr mmiags &c; $50 prs couh try kDitI-2
hose.
The attention Of former customers and th
public generally is respectfully invited, as we
| are determined n II 80 he behind the cheapest o
our ghbors in selling good bargains for cash.
oc 10 ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
ROPES. ROPES.

TIVE subscriber Inns removed he TorHn rc
Store. to he stand form.rlv occupied nv
Dare d' Hore as Hat Store. JavInH large
stock on hand or Ropes. Red COrAs and Twnes.
Of every descripiinn. which will be sold low for
cash or hartereh for Reeswax. Ginsen or rlnv-
seed, AZ cash prces. The public are rcsnectful-
w requested to give him n call before ru-cha g.
ing elsewhere. CHARLES W BFRRY.
aug Ply Head of Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
FARE REDUCED
Il q GIN GIN " A TT.

M Ell, MOORE q cos. Fast Mail Coach
70 leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock A NJ. ~
hours to Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily al s o'clock
A NJ. ~ hours 10 Cincinnati
ID TALLMAC GE' s Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily at 6 o'clock A NJ, As hours to
Maysville. XIV.
Extras furnished on al the ali ,ve lines to par
ties with the privilege ofsleeping or travelling
al ni2hI they may wish.
Office No - Water ST, LIST door below the u s
Hotel, Wheeling Va.
feb 3 j NESKIUEN, AGENT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
r INTING.

H CRIMSON a. wv T.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
"a ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. No 1875 wesf
side Main ST. nro always prepared with The best
Nor men and material 10 execute all orders in their
lin, in The best style and ~ The lowest rates
Every description Of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL
DINO, done m the best mannet msy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
WRIGI,T,S INDIAN VEGETABLES
u 1 i. i. 8.
OF TIE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE Of
HEALTH.


i No MEDICINE MS ever h.en ,p,ra
''nccj To The American Public. whose yir
I ,nHs nave heen more che-rfnllv and nniver
I sailv nck nnwle ICED than the above NJ rr,cA
! WRiGifFS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
I 10 n-scsnt upea their merits. n, this ate dsv
: would seem 10 be- wholly unpccessarv. as YER,
nnacqnainted with The real excellence Of IN,
! medicine. But II further proof were wanting II
| establish the Cr"d' OF This singular remedy, il
,h,Vnt no '"nnh' ~ ne TACT that NO medicine in
SHAMELrSsIy CouNTERFEITED
ignorant and unprircipl-d men n ave NJ variens
places MANUFACTURED spuriou. nill md in ar.
der moro compl-islv To deceive the public ha We
made ~ - outward appearance - re-.nh'e tn
true medicine. These wicked PEOPLE could never
pass off their Jrihe.s ira sh, hut for the a.sis.
lance Of certar misguided storek erper. 9Th,
because thcr can purchase the spurious article
nj reduced rate, lend themselves to thu.
Hions'rous syster. cfimpostion aud crime.
=, The patrons ot the above excellent Pills. will
ihercinrc he on their gnard against cverv kind Of
imrns'iion, and rcmanher the only genuine GENT
IN Wheeling is JAMES NEt.LOR, % Union ST.
The following ighlv respectable store keesers
nave hcen anrnIn,ed agents for tho sale or
WRIGiiI"S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Ch,s g. Johns ~, Mnnongabela, Wash CO. Pa
pplinghnm & Johnson. Eldei.vite, do.
Vim Rreves. Greenfield DO
4 Kerr q CO. Crnas creek DO
Waller Rngie, Hickory do.
Jas =, Melor, % r@ior :; Wheeling, Ohio co. Va.
~ : y % GoodiT ~ TIiadrlDhia Do.
a.
William Brown. HOLIDAYS cove de-.
" ingrahnm * Co. Wavreshurgh Greene CO Pa
Hunnel e Parkinson, jefferson 90
a Jepe., Carmichael town do
Samuel Higapnbntham. Grrcnsl ur-h do. ,
T. ~ W MeZ'uza,, Map'eton do.
Jo.n Patterson, paiterson's Mills w sh co Pa. !
William Mercer. Florence do
Roht MA aenl, Rnccoon p O. do
LOWS Freeman, Bslvle do
, Chickerng & Co Canon ahursh do.
tart y ~ ,pkins centreville do.
Iohn ID Chambers, Washington do
'iryanr Craven & Co. West Alexandra do
r A a. v G Crsvcroft Clavsville do
ssac v navis. Norsahviile do
zoo u W kenra. HillshorouEh do.
'onn Mhlcr, NiUshnrough DO.
BEWARE OF COUN'rERrEITs.
Tire o0lv seLrrty against mpo -itions il IN
'urch'sr from ,h' regular advertised agents.
'nd IN all ca.''s he particular 10 ask for wrights
indian Vegetable Pills
Once d-voted exclusively TO tho ,sie of thu
ELECTROMAGNETIC, none are rspuise except
Nriel's 1ndisa Vegetable Pills.
Inn ~ WILLIAM wRfOUT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07

THAT'S, HATS, HATs.-MCallnm. 179
Main 81, has now on hand large assortment
of Hats Of his manufacture consisting OF every
variety. shape and quality worn. and which he is
determined 10 dispose Of NJ Wholesale or Retail ut
prices 10 suit the times. Country Merchants are
requested 10 cell and exomao his stock previous 10
purchasing elsewhere.
oci1 MTAIIAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-07
DIR Y-G GOD 5.

n w ISEISKELI has ins, received from
New York largo stack III Goods vh,h '"t
style nNd rhcnpnr-s. cannot I've surpassed. P"rs'n'
wishing !" rnrchpsc the best G""ls Al The l'w"s'
prices. will do we'll To- call aud examine hts stock.
sep ~
(tASHMERH D'Eco~se NJ l,'rs, .ylcs md NIL
qualities, Paris D'Ec.,s,e, Grape D'I.cnn and
Omhre I.us're. wb,ch IN .lvie and qualify cannot
DO surpassed in any oiher mnrkci--in.' received AZ
sep III .t-. o w HEISKELL'S.
EDLAtD Plain and Figured ,lnnrn.. French md
English Mcrin.. French t;ros Oler Chin'z.
Cs.hmcrc and other sry,r American Chiniz--
just received onJ for sale low
SOP w HEIsKELL's
ENRENCu anI Earlsion Cinr'nms. Gaiiola do
III Embroidered do. Manchester ,ln -insi reed
a. sep,rt q w HElSNELBS.
HDLAIN Brk Blns Brk Iis.inn Tns,rrnC- silks.
u 81 Pi.ia Riacks Rue Ri'k Pnul, d. SUrs u"
rEf"csde Chnuel~"n silk. Plaid ard Fancy Slts
Plain SatinS Sarsencls. Velvcis &c--in-r rrr'd ~
sen III &A'9 Ow HEISKEI.ES.
no THE LADlFc-If Won wa ~ To see some
thing rreify. ca n, the City Cnah Store and
look AZ cnr ann c!oihs crapede laines. cash
mere d'Ecosse; Req de nines; NnusGn dc
.aines: Ro,uh zine i'rcos.c; PLAN f,.'d, s,rin-
n and barred a,nncas, prccadr; sirp'd silk;
Embr'd "hsnelion, do; Giac-, sirn'd and Pm.
t'a~do; Velvet nlni chsmclion do; Satin sirind
Grcdea-~i chsngc'hlc rc"'' Dc sole; ss,in
Ja Rhine: Grod. MAJ; pl'L nm | white Foml a rds;
Plain striped. Gad Tx anil qolorcd Sa,ins:
pcaufiful Ronnci Vclvris and S;lts; PLAIN and
fancy Ro,ncr RithonS, Artiicisl Flowers: Dark
Plup,es Velvet nom 81 Satin aud Vn've' Travats;
Ruale and Silk Gloves md Nius: Rrglr & Silk
Grdl s. Thread Lace and Inserting. Swiss d. !
Ing m! Inscriine, Black T.a"e. in,n "amb, ic |
Hdkf.. Che,nilic and Lace Cans, Chmrset's.
WORKED collars; Rl'k. white and 6e'd Nets; |
Rrocade, h,r'd. swiss, hook. null and other
Mus'ins; Silk, Wool and cotton Hose; Lace. |
ehantilln, fcei and ~,scr Wills. Tnrkcr;n emb'd
and plain TT ihe' H,hvle Nes~en,. cir-aseinn. /!
cashmere, Rrocha. Damask, Blk cloth, blanket !
and other Shaw's
Call soon or Won will not he able to get n sight /
&c, fOvVTrIFP e. ROOM.
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JNO w HORNER.

ATTORNEY Ar Law.
WidiieJUne. Tp,,r County. W.
"TILL practice in The Cours ol TYLER. Rit-
" chic. Harrison. Marion and Monongalia-
sll busiress inlrursd 10 hrs care will be promptly
attended 10 oct24.
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CHEAP
Hat AND car MANMFACTnRY.

- AVERY. No 10 Monroe stree, Wheeling,
Va. respeetfully announces to his old friends
hennbic in ueneral, that he has now on
- md large and sup erior stosk If
"~"' HATS AND CAPS.
z the late Fsll fashiens, sorprising all ausli'
.sspes and sIzss His HAYS sre rinpmfac.
r,,.i s,nder his owe irn,nsdiats supernteHdanoe,
n the hnost materials and by the best Of work
nen, sud wiIl he s2le' avn u,rut
:, ,v,ce. STILL IOHER than thew have
%, heen o7ereI IN THE CITY. Those wishin z
:, nnrchare HA rs or CAPS vii hnd IL TO
heir advsntsse 10 give him cal before our
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HUST received. few pieces handsnme BsrI
81 Satin Striped Chally Tor mourning df,s.ss 81
sepis GREER q yOTTGA