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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
G A RDEN SEED,
GROWN ~
DAVID LANDRETH,


Nssr PAilsdsIphis. and ssldsy
>. JOHNSTON, DrngEist, Riebsiond. Virginia.
LSOR many years have been practically
Il s.r.d ion sry other per-on IN he
Of
az ~ eunurr ana nav, ny proved "A, al r,..
sAs an found o-s who are Simply ee.,
sr>-oonsequeniy the eonpa
b hahed-ai. nevertheless th.n .uient for The srse
s.rs.s gfens.es only unqu,,tonsOs
Ia esnf my yearly Increasing De
sse44ssoe shaB decline
I..ar-. pLANpRKgH
ARAlAcUs
BkEr-Loas Blood
hans< wurss
,.2m- - 8 a. .ss"
WIFI. China
Brown sPssk,sd
Carolina
cAlsAgE-EaIiy Yost
Lapdseths hrrsd %
Large pTunb..d
Pat Dutch
Drumhsad Savoy
Green cuuea savoy
Philadelphia
oAnRoI-LSns ORANGE ami Early bon
cELEny-wAiseaad Red
cCccxRER-Esriy Fran. .sA rs.t-s
LErivcE-E.iS c.be.s.
Cut Salad
CuItsd lnta
Brown Dutch 10.
nELnN-Ctuun and Water
NAsrvRTlUA
OKRA
embellishments wesrhsr.r.r
PAISLEY
PARsNlP-rne Sugar
PRAs-Landrrtbs Extra Eaty
Early Fame
Early Charlton
Larre MarrowfaI
PKPPER-Large eyyeet
RADBH-Iopg Salmon
Long eeaTsu
whie Turnip
Black Spanish
yellow Turnp
Summer Whis<
- Red and whils
sALsAYIe
TOMATOES
TURNfP sEED
HERss AND FLOWER FEED. To be haa u,
PEYToN JOHNSTON,
j 70 Sole Agent for H. I-andreth.
Ao ordsrs received foI Trees Plants
&C &C. 70 be filed al the Nurseries Of D. Landreh
NJ oUNTAIN CLOVER sEED-IUo bushels in store yer
V1 nies for sale by js2s SHIELDS 4 SoMERvILLE.
~ st.-. PLASTER.
An TONS Lump, board schr Columbia,
Az Dock Tor sale BY u ~ SHIELDS q soNRRvlLLE.
CASTOR OIL.
IN BBfs. No. Virginia Castor Oh Just received for b.
~ u 70 SHIELDS Il SoMERyII.LR
IltCKwnRAT FLOUR.-.0 bbh Mountain Buekwhea jus
- received and for sale by PARRISH 4 BEAZLEY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-27
From the Richmond Wing.

HOME MARKET FOR BREAD-sTUFEs.
Those who rail at the Tariff and Ma
pufac.ures, would do we'll to read in a
candid spirit the article which follows,
copied IRON our city contemporary. the
News and Star"
How li,.Is conception have the corn
growers anil whea. sellers OF Virginia,
perhaps The class as largely opposed to
the Tariff as any other, and The most in
temperate in its denunciation. that the llitle
State Of Massachusetts, abont the geogra-
phical area Of The counties Of Hanover.
Caroline, Louisa, Albemarle, Orange,
Green and Madison, buys and consumes
more Of their grain than all the ,oorid
besides! What enables Massachusetts 10
pay for this grea. consumption or bread
stuff! What could enable her.but Manu-
facturesl And il they are crushed by
legislation and President-making, what
becomes of the mos. important market
tina, Virginia has for her surplus grain!
Already over-producing bleadstuffs. wha.
would be the effect Of that legislative ope-
ration upon the country, which, by one
blow, annihil4 ted The market worth all the
markets in the world besides. and threw
9 or $1,000 people. now employed IN
manufactures. upon Agriculture as the
means Of livinge
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-27

gre ; market far mare brsadSluffs tI,ar
III EuFaPe nov Finishes" The ruth b
This assertion is naw fully verified IN lhs
case Of Massachusetts. Our principal
customers from abroad are Greai Britain.
Brazil. and caba. Massachusetts sup
plies > msrksl doubIy or lrebly a good
- The inst New Jersey purchases IrOm
other STATES twice - much Is Bril-. A
single round Of the. whale fishery ships
furnishes . superior market n Cuba and
no other power or Dominion on Inc face
OF The globe consumes one half as much
burg"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-27
FATTENTyG oP HOGS

/ 30 soon - The mast and other nuts /,
pretty well consumed. 10 the me 10 per
your hogs Tor isllenung-ss il j. a fac
borne out by experience, that hng take on
Ia more kindly in moderate llsn IN cold
weather. Besides their regular feed: hog.
should be furnished with dry good warm
lodSlngs. though the hog is dirty animal
aud delights IN wallowing in the mire, he
also delight, and ihriyes best in comlor.
table WINTER quarters Th.ir sleeping
apartments should, al least once week,
be supplied with fresh bedding. OF leaves
or strss Of some kind. Al all times they
should have in their pens. charcoal, ash.
es. and rotIon wood. When first put up
they should be given, say half an ounce
Of Hour Of sulphur a head in a mess OF
Hour or bran Of some kind. During the
pr"cess Of iauening. attention must be
paid TO supplying them. daily with fresh
water. and T. ice week with q mixture
OF ashes and salt, in Equal portions. And
while these essentials are being attended
to, do not forget every few days to spread
over their outer pen some loads of leaves
aud mould TO he manipulated BY them in-
to enriching manure for your next years
cr"ps. OF all manufacturers Of the food
Of plants, hogs. il must be admitted, are
the best and mast efiectual-lheir shouts,
backed by their propensity for roofing. |
of all processes beside. are best calculated |
TO produce that delicate admixlure of ele. |
ments. so desirable in the food Of plants.
Bui in order that no par, of The virtues Of
The manure be lost, il would be ADVISABLE
that twice week al least, bushel of pull
verified charcoal should be spread over
The mass in the pen, TO arrest and save for
The purposes Of culture, the volatile gasses
Of the substances therein. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-27
from the Ladies' National Magazine, for Nc
Sember, ls45.
THE DAUGHTER OF ISRAEL.
By MARY v. SPENCER.

By MARY v. SPENCER.
- In q large and splendid apartment, filled
win the mos, luxurious furniture Of the
fifteenth century, and partsking in lie a..
rid architecture Of the oriental style then
90 prevalent in Spain. sat a young and
lovely female. Her attire was that worn
by the wesl.h,er Jewesses in the seclu.
sion Of their private apartments. The
silken tunic, the rich robe, and the turbsn
were all there, but i, needed not this PFC
turesque dress to .beighten her beauty.
Of all her sect, Miriam. the daughter OF
Bosz, was sdmiued to be the mos, lovely.
In the poetcsl language of her people she
was called the rose oil Judah, thai being
her fathers tribe.
She was sitting at desk. with a small
parchment. before her as If eng .ged In
writing. But now the pen was he'll list
lessly in her hand, aud The expression Of
her countensnce was one Of deep thought.
Miriam. though yong and besu,iIul, had
already seen trouble. unknown to her
widowed father, she had secre,lv become
a Christian; and had been accustomed,
during bis absence, to suend the ceremo-
MES Of this new faith. Hitherto she had
Delayed to acknowledge her conversion
publicly. Tor she knew Il would break her
fathers heart; ard as he was an old man.
whose years wonld probably be lev. fiji
Isl affection induced her to keep secret
her change Of faith. Yet. day and night.
she put up prayers Tor his conversions;
for her bosom yesrUed 10 see him too a
Chrisisn.
The many ,ri.ls she had to undergo 10
Of this Struggle between fl
Isl 1--we and her new religion. had h Their
To. been made comparatively light, by
The counsel and svmpsthy 81 one she had
learned to love with all The truth and ler-
vor Of her eastern race. The student
Sslvsdo; as he was called. was a Chris ,
tan Of The old blood, whose fathers bad
tough, agains, the Moves IN The noun
.atns OF Astur,as. and who inherl,ed all
the high inteiIec, and manly courage If
his ancestors. Miriam had formed an &C.
qualnisncs with him at the house of
mutual trend, Tor q, The period Of our
story The weather. Jews ot,en formed ia,
tmacss with The higher classes. aud IN :
de. d inter married with them. as the gene
ai"gies OF some OF the Oldest families of
Span will prove. No two beings ever
came together, more fitted Tor each other.
than Miriam and the young student.
Both we're beautiful, both were enthusi.
attic, both possessed souls OF .he lolues.
stamp. II wa. to SAlvsdu's eloquent
'eschings that Miriam principally owed
her conversion 10 Christianity. And, yel,
though long be,rothed, no one knew The
FAC. but themselves. Miriam dared nos
tell her father. for he would sooner have
seen her 10 her grave than welded 10 a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
ALLEBAsv,s MIDICINEs.

THE MOST POPULAR NOW ~ USE"
NONSISTING az The Riack Cor Allrhasi'. l
~ Salve. Allebasi's Health Pills. Allcha.i
Tooth Ache Drups. aud Allcbas's Posr Mans
Sirenr ihcning Plaster.
The SaNc cures almost un'VcrSnllv, Fever
Sores Ulcers. Fclons, purus, Scn'ds, Cnts,
PuucturCs, Tumors. OGinscy. Snrc Throat. t'ii-
b, aims, Swcllircs Of nlnnst eyery hCscriut'nn,
rheumatism. lnilnmmatory and Chronic, Asuc
in IN. Face. Hr.ast. SC.
III. Pills will cure, when used according 10
The directions, Scarlet Fcver Bilious Fever Fo-
yer and Asur. pvspepsy, DropsCs Actd Sw-
mach. Disnrdered Bowels, Jaundicc. Head Ache,
niz2ucas IN tho Head. Worms, Liver Com
plant, Heart Burn. Chojic. Bowel Compliant,
General Debility, Cnstivencss. &c Nc.
The Tooth Ache Drops, viii cure an Ordinary
case { Tooth Ache i'm from three 10 ten minutes.
The Plaster is taking precedence over every
other p aster in this country, tor Pain ar Weak
ness in the Back. Chest, Side, f.oins, Nns@els.
Rheum aiism. Lung and Liver Complants,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, &c &c.
X. All persons are requested TO ask the
gent for n Pam Dhfet which will le turnishsd
graft which contains a description of the Me-
defines, aud y history Of Com plants. with nu-
ceriifcdtes efcureS, ana explicit direc.
tions for using the Medicines.
\ liberal discount made TO country Merchants
and Others whn huv 10 sell again.
LYMAN w GII.BERT, Proprietor.
Wholesale Druggist. eli Fulton 81 V.
The above astonishing Medicines, Just re- civ
a d for sale by w ROBR,
Irlv 30 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
DIR Y-G 90 - 5.

~ w IIEISKELL, has Ins' receive" ""m
Now York q large si,ck "f Goods which i"r
viyle mud cheapness, rann"i no surpassed I"r"S
wishing Ia purchase the best Gm"is at The i"we'i
.yriccs will do well 10 call aud examine hi' .'ock
srpli
(tASHMERH D'Ecosse Of Latest styles and all
qualities, Paris DEc"ssc. Crnpc D'Lc"n nnh
.Omhrc Lus.re which ~ sivle and quality cannot
be surpassed in any oher markc'-n', received NJ
sep III w iiEioNt.htS'
NHLAID. Plain and Figured Alrnca-. French and
u English Merins. French Gros Odier Chin'z.
>C..hm.rs and other now .',e American Chiniz-
jusi received and for sale low nj
,,pIl o w UEISKELL's.
VNRRNCU md Earl.lon Ginqhsms. GnIo'a do.
Embroidered DO. Manchester =" -'"s' rc"'d
Of sonll q w uEISKELLS
UDLAIN Blk Bine Bl'k Italian Lus'rincS. Silks.
Plain Black-. B'nc BI'k Pomli de Soies. Do
'Rrocade Chameleon silks. Plaid ard Fancy Sil.s
Plain Sn'ins. Sarsenels. Vcvrrs Sr--in'' reed al
.crlI Wv HEISKEII:S
TO THE LADIES' Won want 10 sec some:
thing pretty, call n, tho City On IN Store aud
look al our nms cloths. crnpcde laincs, cash
mere d'Ecosse; Rem de f.airce; Nn"shn de
Bomb ,"s riaig a. iIo
Emhr'd Chameleon, do: Glace, sirpd md m
-b's do; Velvet plaid Chsmclon do; Satin s,rin'd
crodea-wir; chaps-,h'c ro-', de .oe; Satin
strir'd PAU, Dc Sole. nr.b Gro de Narle.; Gro
ds Rhine; Gro Dc Nan; Rrk AMI white Foula rds:
rptaiR. striped, fed. h'k and eoiorcd Satins:
'Reantifnl Bonnet Vclveis and Silk; PLAIN md
fancy Rornnt Ribbons; Artificial blowers; Dark
Plnmss velv"t nolnts;Saiin aud Vr'vc' "rnvn,s;
Ruele and Silk Gloves am Nins: RrGlc & Silk
.Girdl-., Thread T.nce md n sert;nc Swisst Dr.
IN aud Inserting, Bl,rk I.nre. in,n "amb' ic
Hdkfs, Cherri'le md T.nce Caps: Chime.etts.
work'd collars; Rrk, white and he'd Nets;
Rroeade, hard. swiss. hook. mnIl md other
Musiin.: Silk. Wool and cotton Hos-: T.arc.
ehnntilla. friet and st?er Vels Tar er.a. emh'd
and rlsin I'll ihe'. H,hv'e. Mrss~rn. rir~sssian.
cashmere, R-ocha, Damask, Blk cloth. blanket
and other Shawis.
Call soon or YOU will not be able TO get n sight.
They are selling vcrv fast.
sei fOwTUER & BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
CENTRAL ROUTE FROM

TREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
NJ WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
INGTON CITY, PIIIiADELPIllA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and Good
Intent Stage {. mpnui-s, are running 6 daily lines
In Cumberland. connecting with the & o II r.
Only 81 hours Stage travel tn eilser vi The above
cities, the balance Ivy R,inad.
Tire To Baltimore 81 hours.
T'mo 10 Ph,lndelpha ~ hours
Fare To R,liimore Il DOLLARS
Fnre Ia Philadelphia 10 do
Six daily lines leaves the C"'s Stage AMI Rail.
road office every morning nj 6 O'Clock NJ and
extras furnished nj my hour load shorld offer.
F"rIhrnugh Tirkeisin Balim"re and Phlndellh'n.
ARMY nj The Cos office No Sc Water ST. Wheeling.
Va snc ds"r North Y ; Hotel,
For GOOD Intent Slage Co. ~ SriILE,
aud WM X NEWMAN, fer II Co.
Great Ceairai Route Raj road and Sage office.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
NC~ M~ Mys .
sOMETIIING NEW.

~ T. wETNoRF T. 60. hove ius' onened n
y new and cheap Fur SIZING WARE
HOUSE NJ No2 North Howard a., Baltimore,
fnenrly opposite the wheatield Inr,) where
they intend To keen on h,nd On eSten sive assort-
nent ~ Fancy Hardware, Cutlery German
SiIrer Ware.
All kirds nf Jnpauued and Britannia Warc.
Lanes. Giranaoles. Tea Travs Of all kinds;
Clocks. Plated Ware, Tin, Wooden snG Willow
Ware.
Baskets prushes. Br0oms, Mats sc.
C.beap Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
md rvrrv vNrietY Of useful and fancy HOusc
Ksrpipp articles
persnns iut commencing house keeping will
bers find every article for their convenience Al
Tho lowest New York rriccs
Conptry Merchants and others visiting Bait
more are ~ vited To call.
n Goods sold IN commission NJ the man"
| 'actnrcr's prices. No 2, n Howard st, Baltimore
oct 2-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
ROPES, ROPES.

ROPES, ROPES.
hand and for snle general assortment ~
I J Garbage consisting ~ parl ~ fulnwg
white Tar'd nod Nnnilla Ropes Of oil sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
1000 Onkum
son q" Broom Irvine warranted rpnd
Ale, Lines and Twines ~ every variety md gize
NJ az vhirf will be soid n cheap as can be ruf
,hased in this ciiy ~ Push"fgh.
FIos. Bceswsr Ginseng. Corn brooms. Oats m,
,,.,, token in exchange VI Wheeling Market Price
tor Corlnce. NJ the old stand formerly occupied b,
Dsrss e. Hoge. 80 W',"' street.
os,f CHARLES n BERRY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08

USARM FOR SALE-The Subscribers offers
n for sale n valuable farm containing i2l I-2
acres, we'll watered- Innlng stream through
each feld--lays well for cultivation. and n
biph state of Improvement, under good fencing
There is about 80 or % acres cleared land, the
balance we'll iitnhcred. good md convenient
two story dwelling house with bnck build ing,
With other out houses. I'D n never failing an ring
Of water near tho X itchen door. There ~ an
ahundan' % of fruit trces: Consisting of choice
engT,1te Apple. Peach. Plum Cherry &c.
The ahsye farm is situated mile west Of :
Clairsville on the National rpar, and i-2 milc
rom Lloydsville. RClmnHt county, Ohio. Fur
further particulars enquire O' " . subscriber on
The niemises JAMES PRYOR, or Vt
inn 7 OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
.WUOLFS ALE ANN RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

-JOHN rISPER. Agt, Book seller and Station
y ar No I33. Main Street Wheeling, Va so
I;cif the patronage Of his former friends and
snstomert NJ his al6 stand. where he will he
hhlsio sn1plv thom with Books snd Stationery
al reduced n,iees. He has now m hand n lar &c
.s.nrtmqn aad sesn.iantly receiving supplies
NJ MeIeal Mi scellaneous. Theological and
School Bonks. Also, bibles or everv VARIETY of
binding, all " which he IL able tn afford as
.rhean az they can be got at any other place in
thr citv.
.HRhestrries given for Rags ia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
wRIGUT's INDIAN VEGETABLE
u l. T. 8.
OF The NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE a
HEALTH.

No MEDICINE ulc ever hren ipirr
'~u,"' ~ he American Public. wh""r "'r'
tues have been more ,hc-rtrllF AID nniyCr
- 'tv arI No. we god 'har the shave n un"i
WHIGiii~S INDIAN VEGETAGiE Pills.
To desc'n, upop th"ir merits =: this ate Law.
would -ncw ~ he Wholly M ~e"rsSar". = v-r'
f"v indeed v 10 rrsh this article. will he 'nuni
unarqrajntcd with The real excellence % %"
medicine. ru' tf"r'lerprocf were wanu9, e.
might nc 6pupl:S he fact that no medicine n
the couu'rv hns hCcn
SIiANIEIESSiY CoUNTERFElTED
Ignorant and unpr,rcipled men have ~ y,risuS
places. ma1u farinred 4 son riou- Mill; md IN or.
der more complrisiv 70 der.ive the public have
made II IN outward appearance - ,csrmrr The
true medicine. Those wicked people could ne-"r
mas. off their 3rihl-s< trnsh, hut Tor the asss-
lance Of certain misguided sioreNeeper', ~h'
heca"'e ihev can purchase IN" spurious s,re
NJ n reduced rate, lend themselves to this
RIous'rou- svstew cfimp"sIton and crime.
The patrons OF the above excellent Pals, viii
therefore he on their gnard against everv kind Of
imposition nd rrmarnher the onIv genuine cent
in Whceling i-JANES NEtT.oR, % Union ST.
The following ighlv rcs,octahle store keeper
wRIGitrS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Chas G. Johns." Monongabela, Wash. CO, Pa.
Elingham & Johnson. Eldeisviile, do.
P'chnrd Ward. rrr., do.
Van R"cvrs. Greenfield d".
A Kerr q 60. Gross creek do.
Walter R"r,r, Hickory DO.
Jas Mellon. 26 Union q: Wheeling, Ohio CO. Va.
Jacob Coodinr. Trad-lpha do.
p Brown, Wel!s!"g,r Tioske countyva.
William Brown. Holidays cove do.
r Iugraham u Co. Wavneshurgh Greene Co Pa,
Hunnel T. Parkinson, jefferson do
A JeHes, Carmichael town do
Samuel Hioernbniham Greenshurgh do.
T. A q W MeZ'uzot, Map'e;on do.
John Patterson Potterson's Mills wa sh co Pa.
william, Mercer Florence do.
Rnhi NJ ApnaI Raccnnr p q. do.
LOWS Frecnnr Relville do.
: Chick, ring & Co Canon shurSh DO.
Hart e Hnnkins :cntr-viile do.
John y Chambers. WASHINGTON do.
Rryant Crnvcn e. Co. West Al~ynndrIa do.
& v o. Cravcrof', 'lnvsville do.
Isnac Nnvis. Nnr"aNvi'ls do.
Coo II N'Ksnaa Hillshnrnush do.
John Nhl"- Nlshn-ouoh DO.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
The oh'Y sH,nn,v against impnSiions is 30
purchase from ~. rcrn'lr advertised AGENTS,
and IN al ca-.s h. NHrticular u ask for WTights
Indian Ne@e,ahle Pills
Oricc devoted exclusively to tho sa'n nf the
m"dici8s, wholesale aud retail. No 100 Race st,
Phladclnhin.
7S.Rem,'nhor. mono ,rs cepune except
Wrishrs Iud,aH Vegetshl" pima.
iur4 ~ WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-08
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY DESlR NBI.E
Fall ~ NVENtprG0OAS.

NO 40, HEAD OF WATER ST
THE undersigned is now receiving the larges,
and best selected lot Of desirable goods ever
offered in hs line IN this city, direct from the
best houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, ia
part as follows;
BROAD CLOTHS.
10 pieces Blue. black. brown. Invisible green,
claret, cadet, dahl, nd rns-ot brown cloths
anrovcd max es: alsn blue black twllrd Pelgnn
cloths; 90 pa cashmeres, various prices AID qua
litcs; IA q very desirable, % rs cnssInefs, all
colors and rricrs; DO diamond wave and vine,
very desirable; p ieces pilnt and flushing cloth,
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green Macki-
nav blankets for COTE.
vESTINGS
Rich hgd silk and wool!en Vevets late siyle
AID hest quality; Meriro do Satin. plain and
fg'd do;la.iinp aud cashmeret, new svtle vest
ing: American. French and English. with n great
variety Of articles in the above line. which will
be made I'M Ia order in the very latest fashion,
READY MADE CT OrIIING.
Blue. green. brown and olive dress and frock
conis: Beaver ard pilot over coats; Do frocks do;
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and plain
cassine c,nts, frocks and coatieos; general as
T.ondon tweed. XIV Jeans and Mexican mix do,
very chtap; 400 Vests, vnrinus qualities " prices,
Gents "a and 4 cloth cloaks, all colors and
qua titles; aShmere. cassinet and Ky jeans uants
and vests; wool add cotton knit under shirte:
Linen and Mush do; bnsoms, collars, stocks &
s"arfs; glnvcs. suspenders and comfous; red
ve,w and green cation and domestic hanncls
binding IT mmiRgs &c; $50 prs coun try knit i'2
hose.
The attention of former customers and th
public generally is respectfully invited, NJ W.
n re determined n " 10 he behind the chearest {
our ghbors in selling good bargains for cash.
10 ALEX ROGERS.
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: DAILY PAPER rER YIAR

DAILY PAPER rER YEAR s5An
SIX M"srus in adv aucc , 5n
,rp Noxru -
PrR wEpK, =. ~
ry,c ropcrs for sale by the c. rriers aud at the
ohrcs al cents copy.
Tho Weekly paper tho Western virginia i'mes
published on wednesday at 81 W per onnnn'
Q, advance. 'or S. ~ not paid within one mon'h
f-orn the beginning oglhe year. Nonew sSbseribers
will be resolved. except such as pay IN advance
For monks 81 SO isiavariabiy charged I've
ahsc for less tern thar SIX 'no,hs
aud "a papct discontinued except a''he a'sc's""
ofths puslisher. until all srrearages arc paid.
rsRns or >DvERrtsIkS.
Three Insertions less per square, si.o
IT, v,. $3.50
.,,'. W., S3,25
r.ur weeks, 500
Two mon.hs, $500 Three months so'oo
Advertisements inserted till forbid or wnn""'
1ercsa order. will be inserted until ordered "u'
nj rgcd one dollar for lsi three Insertions an"
.7Scis for each insertion sfter. Advertisement"
Inserted three times week f"r three iouf'hs tue
IN .'ve, Weekly for Que half per week
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OFT e. GREER,
NO w HORNET,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MiieboHrne. TVier County, W.
WILL practice in the COurs oi Tyler Pi'-
w chic. Harrison, Marion and Mononpalia.--
All bnsi Gee in,fussd TO bS care will he pronnlI,
susnded 10 oet24
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ROPES, ROPES.


THE subscribe has removed his Cord re
Store. IN The stand form'r'v occupied Nv
Dare &. Ho=e ne Hat Stove. Jnvir~ large
stn,'f on hnrI ~ " ones Ped Ccrls md Tvr T..
nT everv dosrr rtNr which will 30 cold low for
cash or hartcr6l for Pceswar. Chosen" ~ rlNV-
I'D NJ rash rriccs. Tho rrNlr NO rrsnocirul.
" requested to give HIM cnll hoto-o ru-cHas.
inc elsewhere. GU tRI.F " BERRY.
aug 2--:y Head of Water street.
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REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN

VG T.OHT.FIN. French Over. IN the other
side ~ tho hr;I~r. South Wheeling. second
dow from r Rcllcy's store. returns his ara'r
fi 'hnnts 10 his friends and customers. FIR their
f'rn~r fo-nrs, and r7snectFn'lv infarms them
that he has rdled tn his establishment import
ant and, in Franco. no'vlv discovered improve
men's We gives more lusfre. nent"css nnd due
r,hiliy TO the colored stuiis, without mjur.nF
them
We feels nsrfeclv con fidept 10 give cvere salts
faction and ,nes. therefore, for the continuance
Of lihPral patronage. cct2j