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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12
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DIED,
On the ION inst. DANIPb DUSXLs, in tie Ais; yea
OF his age, natEe of Pennsy but far tho as
ten years resident OF this city,
On the 9Th instant, at the advanced age Of % years
ALEXANDER ROBINSON, Ea,ve of the county Ar
mngh, IRELAND but ior the lsst sixty years resident
of Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

MARRIED,
On the 4rh inst by the Revd MI NaSal. Cg,prp
Ii. MRWsHNW IT, Miss LCJIsA E. HpPySpx
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

THEATRICAL. Nh MarshaII, Of The Walnut
st -eet theatre, opens the Holiday Street theatre
Baltimore, very soon, for a shorl season, dur
ing wAcih time the Walnut will remain closed
and he handsomely embcllishcd.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

E-UPENEDs JOSHUA HARVEY, NORTH
E6 WEST CORNER or HANOVER AND PRATT SIS,
respectfully informs his friends and customers, that
after a suspension of business for three weeks past
for the purpose Of improving and enarging his store
is now ready tn furnish them as usual with general
assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS
suitable the present and approaching season, which
he pledges himself sell as low any other store in
the city. ala q
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

The PRoEirs or MANurAcrURISG The
Newburyport Herald of Thursday says that the
Essex steam mil, in that town, on Wednesday
made a iyidend of forty two and half per
cent the earnings the mill the past year.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12
MARRIED.

Day of final hearing. 9Th Dec , 1915
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14

date in any essential particular They conclusive
ly show that the protection afforded the farming
interests by the present Wing Tariff is much more
than DOUBLE what they would have received, had
the Locofoco bill prevailed This extract from the
Patriot is finished specimen Of the vile charla-
tanry it habitually practices.
But we have not quite done with the passage yet
1t is not only asserted that agriculture receives no
adequate protection but that it is unreasonably bur
dened by the high duties imposed upon its great
articles of consumption This broad statement, Il
reference to the Boston Price Current will show is
almost entirely incorrect Unmanufactured Iron
and Sugar are about the only articles Of impor-
lance, the price of which has been raised by reason
of the Tariff Yet Sugar is an agricultural pro-
duct, and its rise in the market in consequence OF
the Tariff, has greatly redounded to the benefit of
Vermont farmers. Edge Tools, American Steel,
Pins, Glass and Glass Ware, Hemp, Coal, Salt,
Refined Sugar. and Cotton Goods of all descrip-
tons, have none of them become dearer by the OPP
Grafton of the Tarifsbut on the other hand, most
Of them have become actually cheaper This may
strange result to some, but is to be account
cd for by the fact that the Tariff has secured TO the
manufacturer much more enlarged and steady
demand for his products than he had before its ex-
istence. But says the Patriot articles of luxury
are dutied much lower in proportion to cost than
the necessaries and comforts Of life. This, in many
cases, is the TRUTH and comparatively low duties
upon certain articles of luxury such as plate jew
elry, &c, were established because experience had
demonstrated that the collection of higher duties
was absolutely impracticable. The articles are OF
such small bulk that they can easily be struggled
and always will be Struggled when they are sub
jected to any thing more than moderate duties
All other luXuries are taxed proportonaby as high
if not higher than the necessaries of life. AND
we challenge the editor of the Patriot-who gen
orally, it is observable, has great antipathy tc
statstics-to show to the contrary. Why did moi
the Locofocos in Congress endeavor to amend these
imperiections Of the bill, if they thought they re-
ally existed ~? No such attempt to our knowledge
was made. Weare indeed aware that proposition
made in the Senate to strike out altogether the
duty imposed upon French wines, and that the prop
osition was voted against by 25 Wings and | Lo
cofoco. The fact that this single Locoioco did hi.
duty and voted to tax luXuries, for aught we know
fully entities the Patriot to swagger upon this sub
ject as bravely as it pleases.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14
Observation-Disclosures,

That the Polk officials and eXpectants of office
from him are straining every nerve to hand the
State of Vermont over to their master is becoming
daily more and more evident. Single handed and
with the Wing party awake, they do not presume
to do it but they hope to find us off our guard and
take the State by surprise Wings! shall they do
it? 1t is for you to answerand it is time to awake
and show the "gold-chain and tine-coat dough-
faces" who are seeking to transfer the republican
State Of Vermont to the slaveocracy of the South,
that they may the rewards of executive pat
ronage that you are now, as ever, Jreemen and de-
termined to be so forever. The Middlebury Peo-
pies Press speaks follows of the Polk operations
in that part of the Stae.-Caledonian.
They are pushing their efforts in every county to
secure tho election of their candidates, and in
counties where they have no hope of succeeding
they will unite with the Third Party, and thereby
hope to defeat the Wings. The whole plan was
marked out at their late State Convention in this
place, and measures are to be used to accomplish
their object Libertymen and Locos are seen in
council, and deep game is playing off on the
freemen of this State. What does it mean when
the wre-pullers of the Locos are traversng the
State, in almost every town in close, secret con-
versaton with the faithful, but that they expect to
try and wrest the government of the State from the
Wings, by reason of their supneness and lethargy.
While the prominent question OF a railroad has ag-
itated the State for weeks, and the Wings deeply
Interested in the success of the measure are deep
ly engaged in the subject, the Locos have been
laying their plans and III concert devsing schemes
to effect their purpose They have strong hopes,
as well as earnest desires, to have Vermont in Sep
TENDER speak out through the balot-box to the pow
ers that be in Washington, that the accused Tex
as project has been ratified by her treemen, and
Vermont the land of the free and the home of the
brave, pronounce her eulogy upon slavery, and
strike her tone in the death knell to liberty and
equal rights We have a common interest in hay
ing Vermont in the councils of the nation, sustain
ed by her hardy yeomanry. A vote for Locofoco-
ism would paralyze the hands and discourage the
hearts of our Wing delegation in Congress. Do
we wish to see Wing principles predominant p
Then let us sustain our nomination for our State
ticket, &c; and let our anti-tarf opponents know
we still remain the same indomitable band, undis-
mayed by defeat, unawed by executive power. We
hope, then, the Wings of Addison county, and in
fact the WINGS OF VERMONT, will close
ranks and do duty Let our watchword be Union
for the sake of the Union" Let our zeal cores
pond with the purity of our principles. Let our eff
forts be such as will show to our brother Wings
abroad, IN the results that follow, that Vermont is
still "the Star that neuer SETS"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14
BISHOP DOANE AND THE LADIES.

The following toast was given by the Rt Rev.
Bishop Doane at the semi centennial celebration of
Union College:
"The mothers of America, that are and that are
to be, grading our infancy, charmers of our youth,
comforters of our manhood; we enthrone them on
our hearths, we enshrine them in our hearts,"
They say the Bishop is Puseyte, but the ut
terance of such noble sentiment is enough to
"cover multitude Of sins"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14

"The voracious crew who have fattened so long
upon Office that they begin to think the Treasury
their private propery"-LaSt Patriot
If the editor of the Patriot uttered this falsehood
without believing it. he has proved himself a moral
desperate, in whose hands the reputation of no
man is safe for moment. If he does believe it,
we can account 70. the existence of such creduity
only by supposing that he is
4" Like
Who cleaving untruh, by telling it,
Has made such u sinner OF his memory
As 10 credit his lie"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14
FARMERS OF VERMONT.

"Take for instance the Tariff of ls42:-from
beginning to end there is no just proportion be-
middling and poorer classes. On the other hand,
when you come to articles of home production to
The protected articles, the amplest provision is made
for the great manufacturers and dealers, but we are
yet to learn where any considerable benefit is Sc
cured to you"
Test this sweeping assertion, contained in the
last Patriot by the facts; and contrast the benefits
secured to you by the existing Tariff with those al
lowed you by McKoy's proposed substitute, which
last session received the general support of our
opponents.
Wing Tariff of 1919. Locooco Tariff.
Cotton, duty cts. per
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14

MONTPELIER, THURSDAY, AUG. IA, lSl5.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14
80 per cent. free.

The foregoing table comprises our principal ag-
ricultura products, and the duties on them are re-
duced to the ad valorem standard, according to the
price they usually bear in our city markets. The
facts here presented we defy the Patriot to invali-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14

POSTOFFICE APPOINTMENT.
Alfred Morse, postmaster at Hanover, N. H.,
vice Jonathan Freeman, removed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14

WING NOMINATIONS FOR 1o45.
ELECTION SEPTEMBER 2,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14

This is indeed great country, and ours won-
derful age
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

sue bfk do do Blue do do Br,v, 4
I"'e'n do do Olive do do Back sum
t"pr o'''h ITO do Blown do do do
Z, .'"'''ng cnn'ing do d, French Dnd;,, a.,
summer Twecds do 10 Summer coh do
''hch linen do white and brown DO Gi,c.
l'm DO calico chinIz do; and a thousand ohe,
Ni'ds NOT vet named.
II fANIS-Blatk Cashmere. bho brk rnsstmc,.
pne cashmere. PLAIN and fahcy French cns,,mere
'h- IN Tact, an assortment, i.at embraces .v.,,'
lyle md quality of material
sIS-of all qualities fashion. md color.
mi a.very gcn,eel assortment Of Stocks. c,.lI,,s
|s'ln-. Se'h1. Drawers. Suspeniers, Gloves Ilo.c
.pd iiai' Hose; fancy .soiIn aud six ctavas and
Scorls. a'''
In presenting The above for the favorable eon.id.
ration Of my old friends and customers I en-,
'snrc them Tint avn fully prepared 10 furnish the
noN ilshionnhc work To measure. or very ,c.ir,bI.
o'hihg ready mude. Being cohfirnt ot eiyino
General sa,isincion. Customers umJ- The pull,c
generally are respectfully invited TO call aid YAM
ne stock. (moy ~ cp ~ :.
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

HY virtue ui "a deed of Truei dated the I0ih
II day co. Otiai..~ -..au bv' n,r,,,
Germ. ~ ,ne ms Piusee. 10 secsfe The psi menI oil
NJ ,ublic ,rIe said deed meniinned, shall offer
door OF 'e Curt Houses He-, bidder at The ifon'
""y me 'olIowing d escr,1oay rue On gay
~" al s''n'te on 'he North side of WnIee;;
'o's oy Moan Z'"e' J.hn.Fa~ceu md others.
vh;ch !. " m",','e' i59 IN Easi WI, cling. and on
VIM" r Is erected eond brick tenement
The tile To the abjye prnp.,,y ;s h"iio,
'nJIspuInhie. l"l selling Ms ...s,ce.T LII &c
'ey such iul' ms Is vested in ne b, 800, 80 ~""
TERMS OF SALE-CASU 'u ueeu'
apis JAS A CLAPRr IN
'Th" "h"v" snlc is p,-turncd uuiII H. % -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

SCYTIIES AND SICKLEs--The subscriber has
~ just received
20 doz DIrlIngs select Grain Scylhes.
20 do do do Gras, do
10 do Hale e. Whipple's select X ,bb s. Grass do
10 do ScyIh s eds
so 10 Scythe nes.
so do Sc, the Stones,
10 do Shaw's Sickies
The above .;cyihes are oil select and Of The best.
Having sold Newton Dirliug's Scylhes for - years
have 40 hesitation IA saying. that Ihey stand N
the highest repuIc Of any made IN the United States
apl2 SAML NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
KIN SOFT AND r,,u.. ~

nv ~ EAhA--As Nell CT
imp1ruug Jchcaic ru.eaio hue to the com.
g'N"I' ~ "a cfcetof aud cot seTvnior of that nu.y
''N'"gui>h' ch'fm ~ male loy.Iincss q trans.
'''e'' iait sNn. NlMPl SOAP. mn, he snid 10
W" "n o'm'si ~ 'sic.i poWcr -Cn,nps.cJ for tho
h's' pau "i Ooeni4i bil,rnic plants to Tho u,,eS
'N',"sonolhil m'uc'al adm,xtnre n !. t.,ibs n.bcd
'''H'c""'y Tor IL extremely biaud notiG,ug ana
"''"'"s oc'i u On The skin; md. lay ucting on tho
'"''' ""u minute sccfctpry Ncsscl. expsIs nu
impurities from the surface. ailays every ,,od,ncv
w. h"mmaiipn, otd. by ihis me he'd al nc efI.c,u.
"'y u'ss'Iaics 1i redress, tan piInples. ireokies
'"''u'l anu "ihcf ursightly cuiantuus Visiiaoos
o'hmcai u IDvcincss. Its constant Use will chan,a
"e most bilious complexion into one Of radiant
N""e"e'si while sn the neck, hands ond arms, 4,
''s'oNt dtiiCacy and fairness hich its continued
"s' WA hnP''Iy protect. with every appearance of
P','"'u charm To tic most udy anccd period ofIifo
! valuable rs ronovniing AID refreshing
''' un'is travelling ur OK 1osure TO the sun ,ss
"'''n "'"d' anu utter The injurious degree IF
h'i. lrl' ~ crowded hssembh >
10 gentlemen afflicted uuh tenderness a, ,bs
"'' ~ shaving, HE use e tho Nyrnrh snap will n.
"'' !" "'Sy al euiicular irritation occasiuaed bv
:, '"r" s".p or cream, or thc Gimme, which like
,'n' VI 'he United States where the ,or,atioo ar
'"o weather sets aside all chances of col,uIa,;o,.
anu "he'e eNhalltiuns aud damn, tnce,he, v;,h
'e" =" '"i, tAsl lh'anghuut great portion of tbs
''"'' NC ~ Mfii sonp hnI proved an invaluable
'ese'a'ive o The skin. and. from lis exr,.tdoo,v
'ih'"cl' deserves n plncc amoLg the households
treasures of every family.
For sale Ivy AoFApcur
all9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
TRUSTEE - SALE,

He viu nc OF a deed Of trust from Rohe~ B''t-
A-H win To the subscriber hearing dr.. The 29h
day "i October 1911 anJ TccordeJ ia the Clerks Of
fee oi The county court of Ohio c"univ. shall eel
on Saturday The Dist day oiJuue $40 nj The front
door OF The house of OaiO couniy.n public nuc'
ton To the highest hiddcrie !unwlng lots parcels
IT ground that is say. LII No l76. nj the corner o
Filth md /iue streets m The city OF Wheeling n"rih
q Zane and east ni Ff'S, street.. "A lsO, the west
hall pf Lot No l75 Immediately adjoining snd Lot
N,I76 Also. Lris Nos &c "a 22 and 30 on Clay
street between Fnnrh and Fii'h Sis. in Updcg all :
addition To The said city Of Wheeling Also. Lot No
I2 nj the conner &C said Fnurh and Clay streets IN
said addition and coy immediately opposite said
Lot Nu20 Also Two thirds al Lot n" l adjoining
said Lot No she potion u said Lot No convey
ed 10 The subscriber tcng the western p1Ti thereof.
| Also west half Of Lois Ms 10 and o, Immediately
adjoining said Lot NJ IT, ~ SAID addition and city.
! Aho Lot No % fronting sr.d Fourth ST 49l feet
and adj ininp sail ole Nos ~ and IL. Also. the
one undivided lbrd part uftwcniy acres "i Lond
nnd The Cunl and Coal Privileges md rights, ada
cent rn the c,iy ni Wheeling "n Stone Coal Run
| hcinc The s,re spld hy William Gu pilne tn one
Henry Munrc AID sad BIldNi,. ~ vii TO seen h,
u deed f'coritd ~ SAID Office, ~ Deed Book 81
pugc 226
! Tcumn ucfc known on The dnv ~ .nle SELLING
MS Trustee. -hlB convey To- tic purchaser COL,
.noh ulr j. vested ~ me Nv s'id decd nt t'nsi
may II EDW IL FIrZuuGu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
&3O.CoOI

20 a. HhtA \ DhrA lOrrE &Y
,.'s -. ,or 1915. To Lc dawn nj Alex,nJ.;, IN
VI NH u. Tar 1915 IL Nn.; ~ dg,,n ~, \"
"'<' OF $4,000 1 p,ze vi IOooo
oOOo 5000
lOo 800 800 lOl1
L"es sio' oer'licate Off package of %
ton. :" P'"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
GOLD wArCHrEx

" Lever wa CITrs,
N do JOS Johnson do
Full Jewclled and PLAIN Lever Watches Of other
and every description;
fuII Iewe'led Anchor escapem'i gold lever watches
do Cylinder escapcmenI gold watches:
hiso' line full ieweed md plain silver Levers;
Do do Cylinder silver watches;
Also. silver verge watches Of varions h;"-itogeiher
win large and sp,enJ'd assortment Of ladies' large
Topsz, Garnet Cnmcion Jet an! other Set Pms yery
fno. Some very thea' do. Also. every variety of
genllemeh's Breast Pms aud ShirI Studs.
Ruby. Diamond. Emerald Garnet, Topaz Pearl.
JET, and every variety OF and plain Rings; ,rncl
and other Stone Necklaces; Gold Fob md Guard
Chains; Gold Penci's; Guild Thimblcs; Gold. Silver
md Gil iior Pine very fine; Silver Pencils Ladies'
Fans; Silver Tea and Table Spnnn.; Germnn Silver
mud BfiIlonia dc; Silver Bauer Knives; German do;
Silver SILT SnooI $; Silver Snger Tong; Fine Orna
mrnie9 Silk Pulses; Silver Pencils all kinds
PREMIUM DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
Ss4S va FL &c ~y-

NRUST SALE-By virtue of a decd Of Tins,
executed by Hamilton Pollock hearing d,ie
~ 'hc lS,h day of May 1919 nnd recorded in tho
III o'nfe "' "e County conit Of Ohio county. |
hall on The "a DAY Of May next. proceeJ 10 a.,
" me front door % The CoutI house OF Ohio conn,v
certain mrcel of ground. to WI. the ,oo,h half 81
u NO ~, siroe on The EasrsIe of Fourth street,
Few doors North of Unior street, i'm The civ ~,
wheeling. Selling as T'ru tee. shall only mike
'ueh Ii,Ie as 10 vested IA me by said deed of Tru,
hp - Nj NELSON 'r,u.,oo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
HOTEL FOR INvA,Yps

| N PITFSBUkGli- DSs SPEER A. KIrrtN
N TIE object of this establishment ~ II, s,,,rI
want greatly felt by respectable travellers o, -,
western h'ehwnys--hy residents wiiho,t 6.,,;t
'hhen sck-ond by paienis from the s,,rroun,I;,..
""s ana country Who resort To this place Tor relic
RON surgical aud other Diseases. Such have oi,e,
| suffered hom he want Of the various comt,,,. 80.
""niohs SO necessary and agreeable TO the sick
anu from careless and uniauhfuI nurses, orI -
subjected to heavy and Unreasonable eb,,,o. '''''
I"valds will hero be provided ni,,, n,,,..
h"h;ul aud comfortable attendance nm, -, ''
much below the usual churees. ~ . rate
"hlc the care OF both l,h, sician, will b
ueu 10 every variety OF dsease. u il in,eo.l 49,
SPeef 10 give special ateuiion 10 all S,,r,,, N,
p"'icuiat'y 10 DISEASES or THE rye
10 'nese branches OF his procession he has ,;,.
80 s"",e o' ms attention Tor the lns, ivenIv Co..
,'' ""u no VIII continue To devo,c To Ibc,, A.,
ring thai Time P'ae"ee uu-
ihe iio'ei Tor lnvalids is not on oxperime,, T..
's"nhs"'neni Is suggested NOT only ms ,eccss,,, .,
supply an evident want in this city, i'm Tho cn,;,o
absence oil any special provision for the sick bu
warranted also by the success Of smnr ins,i,ntio,.
~ zinc nnni' aud New Otleans--ihc fprmer ,nJ.
me care oi Drs Taairrro. MARSHALL and S,rnds,-
The latter under that ofDr Stone
Inc binding selected for the purpose is pleasant.
" situated "n The north bank oi The AIleebenv ,,,a.
ana furnished with all accommodation necess.I.
for The sick necessary
Applications for cdmi.son 10 bc mod, . =,
s""strbefsdi their uilice on Penn stree, p,,,.n,L
or NJ ,he establishment
w No con'ogisus diseases will he ndm;,,od
II SPEER. NJ d.
may 10 Sd is KUHN AZ n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

DOCKS. BOOKS ,.-Just received Io,,o
- aHd splendid assortment Of School. McdiraI
ano sisceiianeons Books; which will be sold chem
wholesale or retail WN pOnp
mny 6 Corner o( Main mi n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
InANCEnY sALE -Lor ~ ~ savAnn

IUANCERY SALE -LoT ~ ~ soUA0E
= 20 90 i'pru,nt 10 he decree made iy ne
Ctcuu Superior Corr oi L." and thrhrcrv Tor
OH, county. Vreiuit. on HE & ih day 81 F"hruor
1915 ~ ihc sui ~ Chorccfy between PARKEg
CAMrBELL comp9irnn'. nud SAanfL LYpN $50
NANCY Hs WIPE. nS RrCniE ANp orHEgs
.cicfdaut.--l Nd. "u Nipp.h'y thr SlXFEEN III
day Of JUNE 1915 sell at 90 hc nuc'r,u. ut be
front 3D., ot he c"uf hnua' 4 -nl coun'y. the lot
ui ground tNiIb tie opuuueu'rcts) mentioned ~
sad decree. -luaie in Belle 40 addition 'o VIE e
ing. ard NUN cred ~. Ovel'c) ~ square 90
ttNcIi,J ou tc rcrrfn plat Of .pid ndd.u,u. hcug
inc same lpi on winch thc so.d Macy Lyon loimer.
u.s. fcsii,d.
TERMS Ten per rent ~ the pntch1sc monev
10 bc pad 90 hard. aud tho residue 10 elu,i install
mants 90 x. iv sl,c md eighteen months from ihc
Jay sale. with interest tom fhof Gay. ibr rufrlu.
ser giving tunJ ard ,oturly Tor i've dc'6urd
tn.iaItncrt,. ond the ic icius retained as lurhei
.ocuuly, unrl raj m.nt 90 iul.
w MITCHELL.
nav 16 lar mr PEf CtRU issivHcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
$50 OOO!--25 OF $1,000

hnlyes d. qr,2. Certificate of PACKAGE o. -
sil2' halves 56i do quurien2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

= eEGlMENrNL ORDERS-The officers Of ,h..
d'h and l6lsl Regiment OF Va. Mhi,a. .s,..
net'oy ordered Ia parade tho Cnnrr House n, NJ
- '",n, \ NJ Tor drll and inspection on weIne.
inu''uay ana Friday, the %ls. 22I and 23d
day al May IN iull uniform. On WoI,o.d. -
~ 'he officers OF hc 4h regiment. viii .leci nm.
MAJOR 10 supply The vacancy occasoned by the
removal ol Major Bennett, ra, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
Corner Of Main aud Monroe S.s., EHEELING "a

HAVE RECEIVED an unn,n,,,v I0,,. ord
Beautiful stock of Spring aud sommc, C,Js
chasa WI sc" on The pay down principle. FAR
'"eapef ihnn was ever before offered fr sale in ibi
~ consisting IN part Of French nud Enelish Broad
OF the most beautiful styles and qualities
r""en' E"ghsh "ni American double and single
"'.cd Fancy aud Plain Cassim.re. or ,bc.o
ofhc'esa splendid assortment. unequolled no mo
establishment in This CITY guy
SUMMER GooDS-A full assortment, or e,o
a'o substantial Summer Goods consi,iiny !, ,,,, as
,"hows Summer Twceis French I,,cn MI"
"anng C"a'ing Plain and Fancy C,nb,oons
I'm, linen Check, Irish Linens brk summer cIoh.
u,.,n yau"o, DIR Bombezines; Meriao Cashmere.
IAN 'cncn Linen. Fancy F,encb Linen s,,;ooJ
I,ankns' Blue Dril's together with any onon,,,y =,
"e various. Kind. Of eh, goods for Goats and pon.
r., iINGS-BIk satin. fg'd do fra Sholly
ns Mars' ,les, iied Silk, fsd Mohair fad Linen
style and Tip TOP qualities. '' "'"
READY MADE CLOTflING.
- -. ''e" s'"'k Slack Fsock ani Dfess Coats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

S2 3" super "nnpowdcr. Imperial md Young
~ hls"n Icas' Of the most deI.eoIe favor: super
DUN cas- rom Tie Isl approved districts Of
chons O"ung Rich "ll RIO and Pur,o n, co 60.
% -, - sNnLe' DC. &ci with n large srock sc
rIH'"rsh Cotton Yarns, ana Eastern Came, c.;
',"'' oo dc zen ia m Leaf Has eIcc.J;n.,,,
o,io GEORGE MAlURRAY.