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TRULY HEART REVDLNc

lhe "'ght was cold, dark and dismal
'he m opo 5 seemed as if oversbad. w.
ed by the pail of death. Here and /. era
pedestrians were seen hurrying through
we Cherries street like spec,res, Su =
dently silence was broken by voice
which seemed to chill he blood. and ma ~
ayze every faculty, crying in the most
unearthly tones
"for the sake of leave.! help, helm
Murder! murder! Oh.oso.o''
In an Instant the faithful guardian of
the night was on the spot.
"What's the matter! what's the matter
sara ne, trembling in every limb, '.WAo,s
kiled?"
sob, waichman! oh, watchmonm was
me reply" as You value your existence,
as as you are friend of your county and a
friend of humanity-lell me oh tell me
irulv-Hho IS Jom"S K. Polh?o
lhe Waterman sIoped!
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and | therefore think it wrong to throw
him in, to the exclusion oflhat inim,able
rllymer, the translator OF Homer and also
to the sweet singer of
"Nature's sweet rcstorer, balmy 81 ep,"
Butler, Olwav, DRYDEN ant MANY others
before Pope and Young.-And then he.
who made the scu plured marble in the
image OF the gladiator speak, and who,
From above descending stopped To ouch
Inc loiilt st rhy me, and proudly s.ooptd as tho
1t scare dc we'd his ye,so,"
might next come--aller this "B. r.. b."
brings Pollock forward whose b1ov is
wreathed with SHE Eadcless laurel of his
well earned iame," and then he tells us
the bounds of the old World restrained il
not. "lr' the sound ''came to the oceans
side,' ''lwas swilly borne across the
waterv waste 10 the far off Western
World" and ':as it touched the beach
convoy of ils nnhlcst sons announced its
trlumphal entry" "whie IIalleck, Bryant,
Willis and host of others caught the in.
spiration. Now | ask you as one pos
sessed of critical knowle lyc, whether you
would not, alter lelecling upon the
foregoing, d!dw The inference that, palsy
broke not "lhe bounds OF the old Wolld.n
that IL crossed not "the walcry wasle,n
that Colnmbia's sons caught not +.the in
SEPARATION" until after Pollock on "Scoiaos
hills" had sung his course IF ,ime?-lG
this be not the conclusion, pray what is
i! Pollock was summoned hence in
1927, 5 years after Lord BY ron, who on
soil, then polluted, deseclatcd and cursed
with The foot prints of the un.elenlue
Turk fell struggling for Grecidn liberty and
independence. But long before Pollock
Penned his immortal poem, long before
Hallcck wro:e
"G'sca lie the turf above the friend of nv bet
'er days"
long before Bryant unused on natures
beauties and poured heavenly phIoso-
ply mo his varied verse''--lonr before
Willis, the child of genius, threw his po-
etc offspring before the cities of chris
tendon, --,lorg before the bow of B.itsh
tyranny was drawn to pierce The heart of
the New England colonss;n the poets
oil America had risen, sung 'heir happiest
songs and been gathered to the homes of
their father. Upon reflection think ''B.
i. B." viii find he has been
Gle, 'og dowr the golden chain rom bigh,"
too fast TO bring the Poet and Poelryn in
with seeming correcuess-sll,' .her,'
aud had almost laid "his.N all applied to
poetry without any comment; Pathology
is overlooked in eloquent sentences, phi>
losophy is best to suit the emergency,
and "volumed anthems and "melodious
lays" are made to ''rcceipe their melody
fIom rhyme" The length of this, pres
ciudes further notice of his article. mi
have misinterpreled, msconslrued, or in
his opinion, dealt anjuslly with the quot
ed paragraphs, the first opportunity will
be taken TO acknowledge it. In the mean
time, expect he will sift the errors from
this and expose its fa'lacics. CLIO.
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PRIMITIVE WORSHIP

We find in one of our exchanges the
following description ola church in Dell
aware:
AT CantweIl's Bridge, pretty little
village on The main peninsular road, about
ten miles Ibis side Of Smyrna, is a Friends
meeting house built of brick. only IL
feet square. small as it is. it has all the
appliances, outside and in, that are usual
y found in those of larger dimensions
The congregation consists of but one
man, respectable Quaker Farmer, living
some four or five miles distant who al
tends regularly twice week, and sits out
the usual TIME alone
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IIEAY EN-.
"This world is all fleeing show"

There is an hour of peaceful rest,
To mourning wanderers given
There is a tear for souls dslrest,
A balm for every wounded breast
IT'S found above, in HEAVEN!
There is soft downy bed,
Ills fair as breath of even
A couch for weary mortaIs spread,
Where they may rest the aching head,
And find repose in HEAVEN!
There is home for weeping souls,
BY sin and sorrow driven
When tossed on liIe's tempestuous shoals
Where storms arise, and ocean rolls,
And all is drear but HEAVEN!
There faith lifts up the fearful eye,
The heart with anguish riven-
And views the tempest passing by,
The evening shadows quickly fly,
And all serene in HEAVEN!
There fragrant flowers immortal bloom,
And joys supreme are given
There says divine disperse the gloom
Beyond the confines of the tomb,
Appears the dawn of heaven!
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More Reading Out,

ne Dem'cIdcy of Cannon county in
this ) te IN public meeting assembled
!us administer rebuke to Mr. Benton
by way OF adding force to the compli-
men previously rendered to Mr.. Wright.
Mr.. CaIhor and John Tyler!
ClDrk, 1iilc Chronicle.
"Resolced, That Thomas H(ard) Ben.
ton IS em'nenlly en'i'!ed TO, and we doubt
not he h. long since received, the thanks
Of Queen Victoria, Louis Philippe, the
King of The French, the Dictator Santa
Anna and the. great defeated embodiment
OF wh'ggery, for the able and efficient
support, he did not gire Polk and Dallas.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-08

'Mr Brown said constable to this
ubiquitous personsge the other day, how
many cows do you own"
why do you ask2' was the query.
Because ! wish 20 levy on them was
the prompt rejoinder.
well, let me see,' said Mr.. B. abstract
ly. SHOW many cows does the the law
allow me2''
"Two," replied the constable.
"Two," said Mr.. B. in good nalured
astonishment-"Well, if the law allows
me two, ] wish it would make haste and
send the oihar one along; i hau'm got but
0ae."
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SHORT ND SWEET.

Divers plans of courtship are laid
down in books; but none takes our fancy
like the following adopted by couple,
recently;
"Miss Mary. will you marry me?'
"WelI, s'pose must"
"rll be much obliged to you if you
will"
Then he kissed her and she kissed him
and the business was settled right off
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a5There isa chap down east so cross
eyed that he courts two girls for one.
PRESENT To MRS. CLAY.

A beautiful table las been presented to
Mrs Clay, m 'de under interesting crcum-
stances, as the following, which is the IN
scrlpllon upon il shows:
"ihis table, made of American Walnut.
by C.H. & ". White, in the Wing Pro-
cesslon in Philadelphia, Oct. LIST, 1914,
and by them, presented to Mrs. Henry
Clay, of Ashland"
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MAKING A FENCE.

Mar'ed at Bqrnaople by the Rev.
John G0'es, Mr.. John Fort TO Sophia
Rails. II this match don't .smake fence''
OF the first qualify, we would ike 10 know
what stuff will. May they have msny
litile Posis 10 support them through life.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-08

In the Missouri Legislature petition
was presented from certain parents in ST.
Louis, 10 change the name of their daugh
ter from Georgiana Frelinghuysen to
Martha Jane Dallas. Mr. Bulord moved
its reference to the committee Oh the TO-.
bacco warehouse.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-08

A distinguished English ply sician used
to say he considered fee so necessary
to give weight TO an opinion, that when
he looked at his own tongue in the glass
he slipped guinea from oAc pocket into
another.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-08

A tavern keeper in Illinois adverlises
young lawyer. who has left his house
without paying his bill, under the follow
IN expressive CAPTION
s.Absquatulando of damnum Swarlwout-
andibps, McNuly bus, in lransitu, nonesl
inventus adlibiium scare galum, non
comealibus in sWampOD
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An Irishman, having been told that the
price of bead had been lowered, exclam-
ed: That is the first time ever rejoiced
al the fell of all old friend
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-08

A lll'le word in kindness spoken,
A motion on tear,
Has often healed the heart when broken,
And made friend sincere.
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AGst.S as
FOR THE
CECIL WHIG.'

John B. Yarnall, Port Deposit,
j. w .Abrlhams, Port Deposit.
Edwin ilainos, p. NJ. Rising Sun.
Jonas Preston Jr.P. NJ. Cunow ingo.
Johns. Everest, Rowlandsvii!c.
Joseph llaines Brick Meeting House.
John NcCracl,en +. NJ North East.
N ATTAIN Wilkinson ,Elk Iron Works.
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John b. Morton, p M. Warwick,
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you measure me by the rod," said a
school boy to his master.
"Yes, and by the foot, too, was the re-
ply, accompanied by movement, that rails
ed him at least an inch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-08

There is story told Of man who had
a ragged coat, that he went to a, Quaker
meeting house, because !swhere least is
said it is soonest mended.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-08

A Printing Office place to loaf att
Ha! What an idea! 1t is something like
making hen-roost ola candy shop, or a
pig pen of parlor. Kick 'em ou!!
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ON \ DANDY.

A dandy is chap that would
Be IA young lady, ifhe could;
Bat as he can't, does all he can
To show the world he's nota man.
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vssce o. law and honor, Just as soon as
the Court is adjourned, we mean to lick
you like thunder.
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Clubs, do.
do. 10 d"
ii do. 20 /"
Any Postmasers, or other person, wishing to
see copy, as specimen, will be furnished by
addressing the publisher, post paid. Editors CO.
plying will be entitled to an exchange for one year.
GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
No. 9s Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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szssax.--x.s--ye.r-,1na
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and | Therefore think it wrong to throw
him in, to the exclusion oflhat inim'able
rllymer, the translator of Homer and also
to the sweet singer of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
A q EAiRCIiILn-

1873 MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
Z NDEALHR ia Watchc.. Clocks. Jewelty. SILVER
- aud Plated Ware. Fancy ouR Variety Goods
"'-ohers Il, Whoe.alc oud RctaH. o complete Us
'u,'n'" ct '""ds m has line Among the leodiog
otlcles cot my assortment are the following.
WATCHES AND JEWEIRY.- Gold (nse Fun
'e"'led L"v'r Wnlchcs. Crld Case hnchct E.cape.
"en, Lever Nn'c1,s VIII, Gold Dals GolS Dupies
ma Latino Watches. COD Cusc VERGE Watches.
S"Nef De,och Levers. Silver Anchor do. Silver
80 80 P"e watches. Silver Alarm do Gold Gnard
, '''''s -, ~ toh do R"hv. Emcrnld. T~roz Inmeo.
Enamel, SAPPHIRE aud 6 III Stone Brcns, Pms, Do do
f"gef Rugs. Gold Enr Rinr.. d. Shirts Studs u ,
~, '"'rd Chains, d. Fob de-. d. Gnntd KEYS. D.,
90 49, ca Guard Keys. Do C,n Pins Steel and
p"' watch Kcys, Gold. Silver. German Silver and
H''e' Spcc'n"les. German Silver and NJ rocco Spec.
"',e 'nse'' Silver Pencils, German Silver Pencils,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
SOMETHING NEW.

e. WETMORE u co. have ius, opened y
new and cheap FURNISHING WARE.
HOUSE al No ?. North Howard 81, Baltimore
hey intend to Keen on hand ar extensive ssort
nen' OF Fancy Hard,Vars, Cutlery - German
All kinds of Jopaum.d and Britannia Ware.
Lamps. Giranlolos. Tea TRAYS Of all kinds.
Clocks, Plated Ware, Tin, Wooden auG Willow
Ware
Baskets, pmsIes, trooms, Mats &c.
Cheap Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
and every variety Of useful aud fancy YoEse
Keeping articles
Persons iust commencing house keeping will
here find ercry article for their convenience M
a he lowest New York p'iccs.
CouRtry Merchants and others visiting Bait
more are invited to call
\ Goods sold IN commission A. the m anv-
rociurcr's prices No g n How ard ST, Baltimore.
oct Ppm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
CHEAP
IIA-r Nn IA ID -. - ~ Z. . 1-u... Z, y

TT nv N'FNI MANU- NJ Or Y.
- AVERY, No 10 Monroe street Wheeling
and the public IN general, that he has now on
hand large and superior stock Of
HATS AND CAPS
the late Fall fashions, comprising all quail.
ties, shapes and sizes. His HAS are Annufac.
t,re,l under his owa immediate superintendqnce,
Of the finest materials and by ia best of work
men, and will be sold
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
At prices STILL LOWER than they have
ever been offered IN this Civ. Those wishing
TO purchase IA rs or CAPS viii find it to
their ADVANTAGE TO give him call before our.
chasing elsewhere. oCt4 ) AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
W Wholesale AND RETAIL
look STORE

JOHN FISHER, Agt, Book seller and station.
v er, No 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va so
licit' the patronage OF his former friends and
customer at his old stand, where he will be
able To supply them wth Books and Stationery
assortment, and is constantly RECEIVING suppIies
~ Medical, Mi seellaneOus, Theological and
School Books. Also, Bibles of every variety of
Finding oil Of which he is able TO afford as
cheap as they can be got at any other place in
the city. "
H'ghestprice given for Rags ia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

% CASKS NADER
81 81 Bags Pepper
20 do Pmentos
= Bills alum
% boxes Bunch Raisins
bales ) $ Almonds
cases brlmstoue
| cask Blue NitriOl
Q barrels lovrs
100 Mats Cassia
20 boxes Chocolate
SIX Chalk
I barrel Camphor
10 barrels Ca mwcod
80 do Clipped I.oSwOod
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
4 ccroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
cases Liquoiiee Ball
% kegs Mustard
l2 barrel M tmegs
80 barrels Loaf Sugars.
AliJust received and fe. srle Nv
lun CRANGIE s. BAL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
NEW LOTTERY

Zoo RAGS RIO COFFEE;
,SOU 90 do java Do
% Bags Pepper;
30 do Pmeu'o;
80 Chests Young IIysnn Tea;
10 do Gun Powder Do
Cu,k Ga,te,'s Scotch Stuff;
40 Bids Alum;
Casks EPSON Salts;
do Saierntus;
do Boston Syrup;
do Madde,;
goo do Liquuricp Ball:
4O Boxes s.. 5s l2s. / 6 and pound Lnmps
Toharco Of superior qualities.
do L7dys Twist Tobacco:
29UO do Bnzrr's md Sheeting Copper;
200 do Cinnamon;
Ceroon's f Indigo
6 Bbls Coppcra.;
20 ID xcs NJ II Rnis,ns;
B,ls Ground Ginger;
40 dn Crushed Sugar;
do Pulverized D.
| dn Cluvcs;
] do Nutmeg;
10 B-Srs Chocnnie;
10 do Varicgnret Soaps
Bale Burdcaux Almonds;
lOOO DO Cotton Yarns, Nos 5 To l0-usr re.
ccivcd aud for sale by WM FLEMING.
mug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
Winter Goods.

MAJ f. have now received from the East n lnrg,.
addition to DOR stock Of Fresh aud Cheap
Winter Dry Goods, just such articles us you want
Tor he soasun.
Alpacus all colors e. prices; Rich Bonnet Ribbans.
oa'lfsi Feathers and Flowers;
oiripd and Pain Silks; Gimps. Cords d Velvet
Rich h ga coi'd Cashmeres; Trimming;
Mourning do Jet Prs and Bends;
800 Prints some Splendid Bonnet SILK. g. Saiins;
Real Tnrkerr Shnwls; India Satin "A,
Cashmere de-; 1aces and Edgiugs;
P!eiu aud Embroidered Iusu Linens 4 Lawns;
Thihct DO; Giares and Hosgr.;
Cloth Of various colors dol; Wor-icd Comforts;
Black Merino do; l24 Blankets superior;
Blanket do; Carpets
Ginghams, Umbrellas;
Cloths. We can sell cheaper lhnn any other House
! IN the city; Shirts aud D,awcrs;
Satncts do,some al SOC; superb Cassimcrcs Ter
Jeans; Geutlemen's Wear
/ | bale Ticks. low; Vestinas do. some
/ j case Checks; as low o, 3 fps;
. bales SheelingG Wool Net CAPS;
| Canton Flannes; Lnseys;
| Brushes. oil kinds; Buttons;
| A few fine Braid Bonnets Bfaid,;
and will he sold lower 9 cases Sewing Cotton;
than usual Sewing SILKS;
Table Linen. Crash and cases Caps. viz Clo't
DiafcT Fut'd and Fur Glaze.
oil Cloth; and Hair Seal;
Bonnet Frames, Gowns & Shoe Thread;
Lcno; Combs, about $50 gross
Flnnnels. in tbundanCei
Bard de- Tor Cioakines;
and a thousand other articles TOO tedious 10 mon
uon but will I've shown Tree of charge "a those ,,h
call. and cheaper much cheaper than hore,oiore-
| please examine.
JOHNSTON. BERRYHfLL g. co,
dec 10 G. No 1871 Main street
NUoMENs KIP LACE BOOTS - $50 pair
w WUmen's Kip Lace Boois Of the rrrhtslflp
, lost received al the Big Red Boot
dee SAM. ArCIkITIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY DESIRABLE
EGEa IL WfRtpE'GODHS

NO 40. HEAD or 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
part follows;
BROAD CLOTHS
80 pieces Blue black. brown, invisible green.
Clarot, cadet, dahild and russell brown cloths
approved makes; also blue black twilled Belgian
Titles; III dc very Desirable, 50 ps cassInets all
colors and prices; Do diamond wave aAi vine
very desirable; o octs pilot and flushing cloth
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green Macki-
nav blankets for coats'
NESTINGS
Rich fgd silk and woolcn Velyets, late STYLE
and best quality; Merino do; Satin, plan and
ing; American. French and English. with n great
varetyof articles In the above line, which will
be M de M to order in the very latest fashion,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, green, brown and olive dress and frock
coats; Beaver ard pilot over coats; Do frocks do;
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and plain
cassInct coats irocks and coatleCs; general as
sortment of Sack coats, all colars and shades;
London tweed, Ky Jeans and Mexican mix do.
Gents 81 and 4 cloth clOaks, all cOors and
qualities; cashmere. cassinet and X jeans pants
and vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts:
Linen and Muslin dos bosoms, collars stocks &
s9arfs; gl1ves, suspcndors and comforts: red,
yellow and green canton and domestic n lnnrl s,
binding tr innings &c; so prs cOun try knit ?
hsse.
The attention of former customers and th
publ c generally rs respectfully invited, as we
arc determined ut 10 be hoh ind the cheaBest a
our ghboTs in selling good bargains for cash
oc 10 ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

HoMBS. IVORY COMBS. by the dozen or sin.
~ gle one, Shell Tuck Combs Shell Side Combs
Smell Pocket Combs. Buffplo Horn Combs, Brazilian
Horn Combs. Brnzilian Horn Tuck Cunts Brazilian
Horn Side Combs. English Reddng Combs Horn
Redding Combs, Horn Packet Combs Wood Pookei
Ccmhs. German Silver Pockel Combs For sale by
dec IL FAlRCU Id
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
AMERICAN uARuvAut,.

'iiI.s6b Cnbets lave received lrsn first handle
q general assortment oI Americnn NsnsG,r-
lui'd Hardware. consisting OF Km Not,o and
Closet LOCKS; Thumb Lairbes: Till. Cupbua, Il
Chest Trunk aud Pad Lnctf; But aud Phiin,ncn,
Hlngcf; Wood Screws; Table Knives and fuks;
sheet Iron Rivcis lfon Brnss ami Coz PEI Wr-. Sod
lr"n' Crus- Cut aud Mil Spws; COAL SEOVELS:
Toy and Mauure Folks; Breast aud Back CAaIus.
C"if Mills; Brisnnia Tea and CHE Pofs; ros
neral assortment oi Brushes. Razor STRIPS CuI Tdcks
assorted from 81 iu ~; Gu Brnds oud Sarahle.,
SLhlGli BEILS;T"ues. Shovels aud P,kcrs.hltu's
a"d Boys SKATES, different punliie,; indiana OIL
nnd Rubber Stones; iVarreuted So, kci ChiseIs,Ufac
WR hnives; Broad sHes Foot Adzcs: Patent B.am>;
Counter Scaler; Table Hinges; Nah, gouy Knobs. 40
ac &c" Buyers may depend upon gctung any II
ne above articles at Reasonable prices.
nov ~ OFT & GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
PEAsE,s HoREHoUND CANDY.

Mis- preparation X highly recommended for
] clearing the Voice, AID relieving Coughs
Colds, lluatsencss irritation Of the Throur Croap,
WhoopIs Cough. Asthma, Liver Complaint and all
diseases leading TO Cousumplion--fcr sale Whole
sale az! Retail by dec OLIVER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
ROPES, ROPES,

ROPES, ROPES.
~ hand aud for sale a gcnernl assortment ol
~ Cnringe. consisting ~ rnu q. fnllows
White Tnt'd and Manila Ropes of all sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn a.
1000 Onkum
500 Broom rwine warranted good
Ais Lines ond Twincs of every variety md slz-
oil Of which will be Sold n cheap as con be I'm,
chased in his city or Piushurch
Flax. Beeswsx. Ginseng, Corn Brooms Oats md
Germ taken in exchange OF Wheeling aiatkei nrice.
for Cordage. at The old stand formerly occupied nv
Dnrae q Iage, No 1 Water street,
OCT CHARLES n BERRY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

SOAP AND CANDLES The undersigned
has commenced the ChanIiery business.
one door above his residencoon Main 81 Wheel.
ny between FranSlln and North streets, where
he 10 ready 10 sell at Wholesale or Retail His
soap and Candles can also be had at Issac Ir-
WIS Warehouse, on Main below Monroe ST.
re VIII e"GeaVor 30 Keep as good an article
and sell on as reasonable terms as anv rnanu.
'9ciurer In the city; and rcspec fully solieits
STARE OF the patronage of the public.
nov LOUIS BAYHA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
::s .sy NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS.

{ RfFR & MOTTE, No IG2 Market square,
~ are nov receiving their second stock of
FALL AND WIN TER GOODS.
Having purchased them a. great reduction OF
price. We are prepared to offer good bargains ia
those who may fay y us with call. Ia the as.
sOriment may be found;
Dress Goods. Cashmere D'Tcosse. chusan.
redosan. Afghan Plaid, Nous line de sinc. very
cheap: Alpaca, J., sire all kinds copper cent low
ef than usual; Glnphams, every variety.
Fancy articles. Trimmings Il c-Iiosic-v Of
every kinds NA.t. Goods, irish Linen, Russia &
Brds"yc D.apc crash; Alpaca Aprons; Rroun
and white Holland; Trimming Gmps nd Firm.
gesi SILK and Worstcd Serge; Silk ana Nprsioi
c22a' bWdltri coat cord, Twist Sewing Silk
Thread, Bntioo"i Silctia SC. &c
large assortment of English and American
Ial'0cS. very chcaD.
FOR Gei Elements Uear.-Cloths cnssimores
Saitnets' Kentucky Jeans Twcets, : attn Meri-
noe, cashmere and other Nestin -; Gcnts' era
watts and stocks; all of which Nc can cell at
the season.
Domssftc Goods Red, brown. yellow and
white Flanucl. Plaid, insev, rulings The hest
makes OF brown and bearhei Muslin, Ticking
checks. DuGcs'ic STRIPES and plads Cotton
! arm and carpet chain, always Oh hand.