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A CHAPTER ON POLITICAL ECON
600 OMY

As the vitality important subject of political
economy seems to be prohibited in nearly all our
colleges and other seminaries of learning, or If
not wholly prohibited, yet it is of that anti
American character better calculated for the
meridian of a monarchy, than for that of a re-
public, it appears to US, under these circum-
stances, that we cannot better employ portion
Of our time than in discussing the vitality i'm
portant principles connected with this momen-
tous question. .E. m..
We learn from books that the word economy
is derived from Oikos, house, and nonos, a
law; which means the care of household
As every one is presumed to know something
of the domestic rules and habits which secure
prosperity TO his own household, so ought he
in this country, at least TO know something Of
the rues and regulations which belong TO the
public household, and cause prosperity in that
also. BY the law and constitution of this
country, nearly every man is in part the master
of this national household he is compelled, d.
rectly or indirectly, to pay part of the expen-
ses and whether he be well or ill-provided for,
depends in great measure upon the economy
with which 1t is regulated.
Political economy, then, of which we hear so
much and read so much, or public economy.
which is the same thing, instead of being the
appropriate study of scholars, philosophers, and
statesmen only, becomes, or ought to become,
to the farmers, mechanics, and laborers in the
United States, one of the first objects of study
and attention.
Political, or Public Economy, always pro-
poses some increase of the happiness of the
people. 1t does not teach for the benefit of any
particular class of mobiles, or any privileged or
der, but for the whole nation, and the whole
world. 1t is said to be, 'tbe science of wealth,
trade, and population" Its object is to show
how industry may be employed to the best adj
vantage, and how, with the least labour and
least waste of materials, the greatest quantity
of enjoyment may procured. Now, as this is
the best thing that man can do in his own af
fairs, that is, to do all that is necessary to be
done with the least labour and least waste Of
materials, it is plain that it is a science for the
whole people to study.
Again. McCullock tells us that "PoliticaI Econ
omy is the science of the laws which regulate
the production, distribution, and consumption of
those rlalproducts which have exchangeable
value, and which are either necessary, useful, or
agreeable to man." BY excbangeabe value i.
meant, the value that belongs to things, sold and
bought, in opposition to those things which are
common to all mankind, as air and water po-
li,icsl economy here, is that science which
teaches the people how TO manage their own
concerns most pro6tably, in their several town.
counties, states, aod in the United States. For
instance, II IS =, much the part Of po,;.i..i
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OFFICIAL.
NAVAL ORDERS-April %.

NAVAL ORDERS April %.
Surgeon DANIEL 8. GREES, detached from the
Vandala, leave for months .
1t F. s. HAGsERrY, detached from the Coast Sur
yey. ..s..r.
Lit. j. r. GoLpssoxo, detached from the Vandalia
and ordered to the party under the command of 1t
Charles II. Davis. .....s
Passed Mid. d. lzARD, detached from the Coast
Survey and waiting orders.
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SOIREE Observation-Disclosures wishing 10
- attend Mons. Korponay's Soirse Dansante on
Friday evening, the 25th instant can procure tickets
at Coleman's, Fuers, and other Of the principal ho-
tells.
Ladies resident in the city, will have invitations
sent TO them but strangers can procure them by ap
plying to Mr., Korponsy, at Coleman's
April 2l-d5t Intel and CIobe1
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPREsEH-
TATIvEs UNITED STATES,
April I6, ls45.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TIN,
- Office until Monday, the 9Th day of May next at
o'clock, p. M, for the delivery Of three hundred
tons Of the first quality Butler coal, and hundred
cords of the best hickory wood, at the Capitol, for
the use of the House of Representatives.
Said coal to be delivered, we'll broken and screen.
ed, on or before the LIST day Of September next and
put into the vaults of the Capitol
Said wood to be delivered, sawed into lengths OF
two feet and piled away in the vaults appropriated
to the reception thereof or before the LIST day of
September next.
Payment will be made for said coal and wood
after the accounts therefor shall have been audited
and allowed by the Committee on Accounts Of the
House OF Representatives, at the next session Of Con
gress. B. B. FRENCH,
Clerk House of Representatives.
April lG
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FRENCH WORK
We have on hand a very large stock Of French
Worked Collars, Capes, and Pelsrin.s also, Lace
Pssrnes and being very DESTROYS to reduce our stock
viii Offer them at almost prime cost from this date
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and examine
our stock We have al qualities from NJ up
apQt-3tif ID. CIA9ETT Co.
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TO ADVE RTIS ERS

AS we intend to issue large edition Of the first
number OF our paper il will afford rare opportunity
to advertisers to make their wishes known 10 the pub
lac generally. We would thank our friends IN other
cities as we'll as this, to take due notice, aud sos-
cru themselves accordingly
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Blu A. Green, AuctiOneer.

By A. Green, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL AT AUG TION.-On Tuesday, the 18th in
stant shall sell, at the residence of Mr. Richard
Hendy, G., near Sd street, at ten O'Clock, all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, such as
Mahogany Sideboard
Dining, card, and other Tables
Cane-seat and other Chairs
Andirons, Shovel, Tongs, and Fender
first rate Feather beds, Bedding and Bedsteads
Carpets, Washstands, Basins, and Pitchers
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Looking Glasses.
Also, good lot of Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
ap Est Auctoneer
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CAN 1T BE 500

We were informed by valued friend, at the
moment of leaving the wharf at Portsmouth,
that he and others had been deprived Of en-
ployment in the Gosport Navy Yard, because
of their Democratic principles. Can it be so !?
If it be true, there is cup of sorrow in store
for somebody, whether he be Constructor or
Master Mechanic.
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tTDEMocRATIc ASSOCIATION There will be meet
ing of this association at the Franklin Engine House,
on tuesday evening next, at u o'clock. The mem
oers are earnestly requested to be present. business
OF Importance, connected with the permanent, organ
zaoon OF the association, will be brought up for
sideratiop,
By order Of the executive committee
April 80
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A RESPECTFUL. REQUEST.

Br,ny about 10 incur immense expense, In pro-
curing entirely new msterials for paper, for
which We intend to pay cash delivery and having
to meet our pecunisry obligations to Mr.. Jones, all
which will be payable the first Of May the present
proprietor of the Madsonian will CONSIDER IT high
favor If those indebted to The establishment will en-
deavor to l,auidale the amount before that time
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IMPORTANT TO OUR PATRONS

The new Post Office Law, which viii 80 into ope-
ration In few weeks, will prohibit Postmassers fro N
forwarding money to publishen free Of sIpcnse. We
desire those of our subscrbes who happen to be IN
arrears TO bear Thu. fact in mind 1t is for their be-
neht as ell as for our own, that make the sugges-
tion Those also who intead to become subscribers,
will also please TO recollect tins important fact.
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The remains Of the National Theatre in this city,
and the ground, were sold yesterday at auction for
Sll 600, and were purchased by Mr.. Rodman. The
lot contains more than fourteen thousand square feet,
| and the walls more than million of bricks.
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Nor MARRYING M.s.-A western co,empor,rv
who is incouigble bachelor SAYS that ia IS oppos
ed to uniting the marrying with the printing interest,
as, during these hard times he find. il as much a. he
can do to Issue single sheet without being bothered
with little extras
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TO PRINTE s.

We have now on hand font Of bourgeois and also
font Of brewer type which will be sold low, II i'm
mediate application Is made at this Office.
Also, a large double Napier printing press, which
will be sold at bargain the owner has no further
use for IL
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April lG

NorE-April 10Th, 1916. When 1 caused the
above advertisement, TO be inserted, supposed Butler
coal (Which is favoriie coal with the furnace keep
ers here was generally in the market and open to com
petition. now understand that ii is not, Proposals
will therefore be received above, for other Goals of
a similar quality to Butler coal.
April 81 BIZ FRENCH
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~ REhT BARGAINS IN IRISH LINENS
" 500 pieces Of Irish Linens on hand will be offer
ed at lower prices than such quality OF goods can now
be bought for by the quantity. We have a variety
OF different manufactures, among others, few pieces
OF Richardson's and Nicholson's celebrated goods.
Call and look ID. CLAGETT & co.
ap 2l-3tf
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Mr.. Forests performance Of Lear, according to
London correspondent Of the Evening Pos, has never
been eqused on the London boards since the Richard
of Kean.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
.AMl.rEcAE RAnuwSI:t..

NilE.-uu rSIrst> ave tih,,S'a t.u. 'li.> hands.
\ r"trrll s.-ur u.es ct Nmrucnu AHu~'n,-
'u.'H lir"lWur'. oi,h-i.iits ui kim N'ri.c ard
E.,s,' I.ftkS, T','.".h la'''c.; IA, =, iies,d.
G., 80. i'rft ard P.d I,."L.. Ron nnd Pt,,u, 90
lUuf'.; ~ S,'l,W., Table k'iN,s mr. +, Ik I;
Sht'' icon iitt'.; !rut Br,-- e. t',i o, VINES,
i-ri.; Cr-. %, ND Ni'iiS w; coal So ON ais;
''"v rid Manure Ta.L-; U-tn>' NOD lihcl Ctat
{ q 'aI.; HrIa,r 30 'rrn nu,l ca Poo; Sc.
nrrni n.-.-n.'n'u u,h,> EaI" SIR, -, Cue 'TH'k-
"-''f'' ,tu" ? . ~, Gu Brad, auJ :. atHttc.,
SitiSli hi.i i.>.T"rr,, Sn,v,l> md P,k'r-.Ai.u'~
."D = ~ * \ -. Dfg' fc,l guulre lIdinun OIL
.a i'ut U.i S,u, .ysf'.'l,d =, &C. Cl,i,ri-, ram
'"r k"'N'. Hr's'' ,yc, \ FL N''y,s; ,to"' B,,s,;
"n"'' - n'' ,ian!c !rr, b: h!,,p r's, Anoh. 80
& Nr. hU''u mat d,rond upuu .-,tu.g any If
'hc '" =" 'r'y.cs 90 r,s-u,.a ,r,.-.
"p' - orr - GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
SOMETHING NEW.

T. T. WETMORE 4 co. have iust opened p
" new aud cheap FUtNi SIZING WANE-
HOUSE at No North Howard s., Baltimore,
nearly opposite the NheG'fpid la J whsr
hey intend Ia Keen on hand m extensive assert.
mont 81 Fancy Hordtrare Cu!'ery O rmor
Niper Ware.
All Niuds "f Iapauued md Rri'n mis- Nprc.
Lamps GirNulo'es. Yea Travs ~ IN kinds;
Clocks, Plated Ware, Tin, Wooden uuC willow
Ware.
baskets. rms!cs. Erooms. Mats SC.
Cheap Kitchen Furniture, cNolns Dte0s's.
ard every variety 81 psefui and fancy HVss
Ee'piHR frticlss
P,rs"ns iu commencing house keeping viii
here find every article for their convenience a.
ri he lowest New York pricDs.
CouHrry Ncrchan's and others visiting Bait
more nrs invited II call
y y Goods sold On COMMISSION n tho man o.
fdc'urrrs prices No ., y How ard II, B,'t,ml re-.
oct 2-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
SELB IS
New Goods.
STOCK THIS
Ell A z .W

WE all arrived, and atc now opened at his
Siore eo5nsr OF MAN and ADDISON street,,
are pronounced the nretiiest aud best stock 81
Winter GooEs IN the W stern country. His Sc
l"cti'ns If the following articles, may be taken
~ ,ptcinens 81 his stock IN general ni'd VIII
well rccompcnse any one for cali. g-vz:
Rich cashmeres If newest style.
Saith, Strip ID. Blue. Black, silks and SRtIns
High colnted Silks for dIesscs.
Pnuiscr mes, a boutilul new article.
Al2acas and Mousne dc LaiE;s If every style
superb dark Chintzcs and Prints
Mourning Goods, seIec'eS with great care and
attention.
Ginghams, and ind cd every description Of
splendid c1s5msrc and Tetherri shawls.
Embroidered lhilit 90
Black Llama Wool do
Sunderland net Blanke, Broche do. &c sc.
great varietyof Ladies Crayats, richyelvet,
Rich Bonnet velve,s, Silks, Ribbons & Flow
Needleworked Collars, Chin, zo,tcs & rufie.
Beautiful Thread Laces aNd Ed2ings, (ncv
stvle.
Cambria and Swiss. Cdgirss and Inserripgs.
Fine Linen Combrics, Long Lawns, Swiss.
Jaconet, Tarleion Book and Cambria Lslins
Plaid and Cim.ric Muslins.
The new style Music BoIdered' l. c Hdk'fs,
hem stitched, plain bordered d'c &C.
Velvet Ribbons, Cord and rassels. Gimps etc
Grass Skirts Of dineren descriptions and white
Norecn Skirts, new article for wi.iier.
The very best Gloves aud Hosiery that can
be had
Fine WEIGH, Silk chain gauge ond common
Flannels.
Blankets fine, large, heavy and cheap.
Beautiful White Counterp6nes.
Linen and cotton SLcetlngs of every descrip-
ton.
Table Linen, Table cloths, Furniture Goods
and Fringes together with all such articles of
the best qualify for House Keepers. Indeed my
stock not only of fancy goods but of every des-
ton fNnU nfpl u ho cod DE ~,
most complete ever opened in this city, which
| will sell at very small profits.
" n aELBY.
Is. My stock OF cloih ms, casslmeres, sltii'.
suspcnders, &c dc, for Gontlempu's wear is
such rs VIII amply repay an examination before
purchasing, and also; silk merinO, thibet, wool
and cotton shirts and drawers. =.
nov 10 w rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
A e. FAJRCUII.D.

139 MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
hDEALhR III Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, Silver
~ ana Plated Ware, Fancy aud VnrieIy Goods
&c-Ofitrs nj Wholesale and Retail. complete as
''rimcn' Of jnnds in his line. Among the leading
articles Of my assortment aFe The following;
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-- Gold use Full
Jeweled Lever Watches. Gold Case Anchof Escape.
meni Lover Watches with Cold Dlals. Gold Duplcx
7nd Lhrino Watches. God Case Verge Watches,
Silver Dflach Levers. Silver Anchor d.. SILVER
Lepne Watches. Silver Alarm do Gold Guard
CHAINS Gold Fob do Ruhv. Emerald. Topaz Cameo.
"namcl, SaIhIre aud Gold Stone Breast Pms Do de-
Finger Rings. Gold Ear Rings. d. Shirts Studs ID,
ID Guard Chains. ID, Fob do ID, Guard KEYS I,
Fob do. Gill Guard Keys, D. Cuff Pms. Steel oud
Gill Watch Keys. Gold. Silver Gennnn Silver aud
Steel SpecacIes. German Silver ard Mcr"tco Spec.
dec | 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04

EnA BAGS RIO COFFEE;
sSDO 30 de- Java DO
% B-g' Pepper;
90 du Pimonio:
80 Chest, Youpq Tyson Tee;
10 ia Gun P,wder Do
Cn-s G,lIsj's Scotch SnuE
40 Bhls Alum;
Casks Epson Salts;
do Sa'nrnus;
do Brslnn S,rnp;
do Nludde';
geo do Iiqunricc Rail;
40 Boxes s.. S. l2s. ! 6 ard pound Lumps
T"ha'co If Superior qualities.
dn L2dy, Twist 'Tnhnccu:
25OO Do Brazrrs mud Sheelimg COPPER;
200 do Ciunamnn;
Ccroun, 5 F Indigo
Iihls Cnprer,.;
% Srs NJ Il Raisins;
Bhls Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
do Pulverized D.
do Gloves;
dn Nutmeg;
10 Boxes Chncuhic;
10 do Vnriern,tt Saaps;
! Bale Bordraux AlmnRds;
lOOO do Cotton Yarns, Ms 5 10 l0--iusI re-
ceived aud for saeby WM FLEMING.
mug \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
W ii LES ALE AND RETAIL
BOOK ETnRE

JOHN FISHER, Agt, Bookseller and Station.
or, NO 1873, Main Street Wheeling Va. so
customer' at his elG stand. where he W n be
abb 10 supply them wits Books and Stationery
at reduced onces. He has now 90 hand lar 90
assortment and is constantly receiving sup Iics
of Medical, Nj Scelluneous, Theological aud
School Books. Also, Bibles Of ev cry variety Of
FINDING, all Of which he i able To afford :
the CITY.
H'Shes price given for Rag. ia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
ROPES. ROPES,

~ and mad iur sale a general assortneut a
y CnrlnVs. consisting ~ unrt ps Eiiluvs:
White lard and Manila Ropes Of an sizes
loon III. Packing Yam
1000 Ophum
500 Brccm rwirc warranted ~oul
Ais Lines md Tyvirrs ~ cvsrv variety anil s'z~
nll of which will he ,r'd n. cheap ~ can he fnr
chnscd ~ iais city Pushurrh
Flos. BccswsH. GInsen-, Cnrn bro0ms. O,,s pnl
Germ taken IN exchange NJ Wheeling N.t,rl price.
for C"rdnro. ~ The oid -tnnd f,-merv uccrpiod Nv
Dnrac & 4. gc M Wnirr street
oct CHARLES ~ BERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
CHEAP


HAT MD CAP. MANUFACTORY.
81 AVERY No ~ Monroe stree, Wheeling
-. Na.resoeCilullv announces 10 his old friends
and the public IN general, that sc has now on
maud large and SUPERIOR stock If
Hi7S AND CAPS
the late Fall fashions, comprising all quail.
tics, shapes aud siZns. His H4's are rAaputac.
Ulrei under his owg immc iate superintendent
OF the hnrst material : and by In c bos, OF work.
men, and will he sold,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ prices SIILL 10 YER than they have
to purchase mrs or CAPS vll fad il to
ihar advlnta"e 70 give him call before mr..
chasip" IL cwheTc. CCt4 : AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
ROPES, ROPES.

TIE subscriber has removed HE Ccrdnrr
store, TO The stand ferm'r'v cccupiod by
Dare &. Nozc 10 = Hat Store. lawn y 'nrCe
STOCK on hand % Rnpes Ped Cords md T',virre
of ewrv descr ption. which will be sold low for
cash or battered for Rcs swan. Gin eng ar CIav-
s.cd, AZ cash prices. The puhli" arc rrsuccrrrl.
" requested Is give him \ call hefnro nu,ci,a =
Inc elsewhere. CHARLIE : ~ BCRpY
aug 2--y Head Of Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
EW SHIRT.

II USr fecc, vrd frura New Y"fk. nrc,, aud sqlen
OF did Assortment OF Cashmr re- dEc,,ss' ;ulso. ine
French worked lniau' Bajes; Srcns"rs, Cv'.nrs q
Cullareiias fine ASSERTING M ui JET Bal aud ia.
Pins. Also jnsI lived from Inc notwithstanding
house in Lowell. Mas. n few pieces 81 Il ne Rach
Asphaum Cloths. fur Sacks and Over c,iais. Tines.
Cloths are nrnnounced 10y The best Tail"rs in the
Guy To I've the finest aud hes quality 81 CIolts they
ever saw. All true Americans ore Invi ell a. cali
and look al Them, they ore lar superior aud much
cheaper Than any article Of similar kind ever inn
ported A HEYNIAN. No 1863,
OCT IA West side Min 81 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04


W Was'Iipgruu's alJni- ls'rprur Hrl I~irs.
Pursuant tu d,crce rcndc..d r, inc above r0acd
cause. hy said cun ou aloe 81 O.'nrei, CHI Tie
""dcfslgr'h, one OF ,lc M..e, Commissioners o.:
The said C""rl Will prrcgcd 90 .ho 20 ' Joy ul
Jnnunry. lsi5 At the oliyc ul Jacob q FH2rueh
~ HE c'b oil Wheeling IA sad cuu','y. 90 u.ccuu'r
and report:
1t. What Prfs,unl nsscr's "l he said vs. Wash.
'mg'uU have GONE O., lhr Lni- %. sIi administrator
aud whslncT he same have been f,i.Y nds"usloTcd
ar
( 3d What Real Estate ~, said Z w Washing.
'"u died -rld COL. auG ,yHpi MI be toe nett annual
income 81 lLn one M 'e'y thereof a!'-T deduri'Hg
hcrr'"w he irvr-, rsl, "i rcgri nnt ire expense
81 'aauarmg sand estate aut collecting lie ,cr'-,
3d What dchis b,>f,s rh, "ur duo 'u complain.
',is u auv, IRE lcas rhorrcrnir up"u st,,h retI
cS'oi" o' lfra.ng up.u he hcrrs O! sand 4 - Wash.
ug'nn, d,cga-,d.
The snd u!Hint-'forr, heirs aud ~ Interested.
are hrrohr rofcd u %. re0r 81, the 'fmc aud p'.' g
above mruGuncd when auh ohrr" Ihc account d.
recled hv ,ad i'c.np w1ll le commenced mad cum
lnurd rte.ctl,"r tom umc 10 line u,l lr, account
Is com, lc.rd. LlW II FlFIHUGI.
DE-, 4-\cl,nu mr p { mmjsuoucr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY DESIRABLE
&a1h * Winters Goods,


THE undersigned IS now receiving the largest
and best selected lot Of desirable goods ever
offered in his line in this city direct ffem the
best houses IN Philadelphia aud Baltimore, in
BROAD CLOTHS.
80 pieces Blue black. brown Invisible greco ,
claret, cadet, dahila and russet brown cloths
approved makes; also blue black twiiled Rseian
cloths;29 "a ca sh'Hsres. various prizes id qua
coloTs and urices; DO diamond wave ant vine
very desirable; u ects DilIt and flushing cloth
very heavy; lots heavy blue aud green Mack.
nav blankets for c"ats.
VESrINGs.
Rich fgd silk and wpollen Veyets late STYLE
and best quality; Mcrno do; Satin, PLAIN and
fg'd do; lastnR anil cash new sytlc vest
ing: American. French and English. with y great
yarioiYOf articles ~ the above line. which viii
be made ND To order IN the very late fashion.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, green. brown and olive dress md frock
coats; Beaver and pilot over coats; 10 frock = d.;
blue black, double wave do; Diamond aud plain
caSsinei ts,trOcks and coatieCs; n general as
sOrtment OF SACK coats, all c0lsrs and shades,
London tweed, Ky Jeans and Mexican mix do
very chtapi 900 Vests various qualities AZ ,riccs
Gents 4 and cloth clnsks, all cplors and
qualities; cashmere. cassinet and XIV Jeapsuonte
and vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts.
Linen and Muslit dos bpsoms collars, stocks e.
s9arfs; ri Ivcs, suspendrts and cOmfor,s, rod
veil ~ and green caOtOn and domestic ninnels
bipdiog lr mmlsgs &C; 30 prs try knit 2
hose.
The auead7n Of former customers and III
public generally, ~ respectfully invited as we
are determined ~ ~ 20 be behind The cheapest O
curt Rlibois N selling good bargain 8 for casl.
oc 70 All ROGkRS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-04
;;e,ea ~ NEW GOODS!
II EW GOODS.

GREER g. MOTTE, No ice Market square,
II areuoW receiving their Secord stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Having purchased them a. great reduction Of
price. we are prepared to offer good bargains 10
those who may tav n MS with call. IA the as.
sur'ment NAV be found;
Dress Goods. Cashmere D'Fcosss. chusan
redo. an, Afghan Plaid, Nous line de Lame. very
cheap; Alpaca, Iustre all kinds 3Oper cent low.
er than usual; Ginph ANS, every variety.
Fancy articles Trimmings dc-Hosie-y Of
every kind; White Goods, irish LINEN. Russia &
Rrdscve Dlarr,; crash; Alpaca Aprons; Rro~u
and White Holland; trimming Gmps and Ffin.
res; SILK and Worstod Serge; silk ana SOrsici
Goa, binding; coat cord Twist, Sewing Silk,
Thread. Briione, Sileoia &c. &c.
- a large assortment of English and American
CalcoCs, Nesy clCap.
For &c, Elements Ucar.-Cloihs. cassimcres.
Sattiuets, K,uiuoky Jegns .Tw,cds, Satin, Meri-
noe cashmere ADD other Nestns>; Gents era
watts md stocks; all OF which We can sell ar
much lower Trices than hey were sold early 10
the season.
Domcstic Cords Red brown. yellow and
whlte Flannel. PLAID. inscv, Killings, the best
makes Of brown and hlcarhcd Muslin, Ticking
checks. D nestle Stripes and Plnids. Cotton
arm anu carpet chain, always IN hand.