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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

Embosomed in sacred solitude, stands the Tomb of the HERMITAGE -hencelorth to divide with MoUNT VERNON the respect, the admiration and the reverence of mankind."-B. f. Butler.
 The country may respect and rewarded parti- sans may admire and revere the character of An drew Jackson but there can be no division of the honor which is paid to the memory of Washington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

0o- We find the following in the Washington Union, Folks organ. taken from Letter from Hon. k J. Walker to the Senior Editor of the Missssp- plan, dated June 9th, ls45:
 "h would be impossible for me to give you any aoeqaate conception of the labors of this office lSecrefGsy of Me TSeas,svy1 Suffice it to say. never have any leisure. At present, my chief oc- cupation IS with the details of the Tariff IT MUST BE REDUCED TO THE REVENUE STANDARD"
 50 MT. Folks Secretary of the Treasury has de- cided to recommend the overthrow of the Pretec- i've Tariff of 1si2, and the substitution of new Revenue Act. The country is now reaping the benefits of the protective policy, and business is daily improving; but the change proposed by MT. Walker would produce revu.siOns, bankruptcy and general stagnation We trust he will not be able to influence Congress to approve of his suggestions
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

ringing ot OeiB
 hour the citizens q.
 and some from adjacent
 until an unusually large concoufsS
 At half past 10 o'clock, a procession ~ y the Marshals of the Day at the Temperance HOuse, and marched under escort of the Artillery company (Lieut. Mays commanding to the Congregational Church, which was we'll filled above and below. Here Hermon Baldwin Esq, President of the Coun- ty Temperance Society, presided, and the exercises were all exceedingly interesting. After singing by the Choir, and an eloquent and fervent prayer by Rev. D. L. Parmelee of South Farms, the Declara- tion of Independence was read by Francis Bacon, Esq and short, patriotic and appropriate addresses made by John Catlin Esq of Northfeld, Rev.D L. Ogden of Whiteboro, N. Y., Rev. MT. Richardson of Terryvlle, Rev. D. L. Marks of Goshen, and Rev. J. L. Dickinson of North6eld. The music from the Choir, under the direction of MT. Hull, was peculiarly appropriate and admirably perform ed Indeed all the exercises were such as to meet the applause of the large and intelligent audience. Among the pieces sung were an Ode and Hymn written for the occasion by Mir. H. Ward. The benediction having been pronounced by Rev. MT. Dixon of this village, the procession was again formed, and proceeded to the Temperance House, I where full justice was done to Dinner, we'll got up by Messrs Lockwood & Woodruff.
 The last guns were fired at half past four, and an hour before sundown village was as quiet as on ordinary days. All classes of the community ap. peared well satisfied with the performances, and il there was not as much noise as when King Alco- hol assists in the celebrations there at least as much joy and more patriotism.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

MURDER IN HARTFoRD,-About II o'clock yesterday morning, the body of man was discey- cred floating Tn Connecticut River, against the north side o the most eastern pier of the bridge.
 On taking 1t from the water, it was apparent that
 murder had been committed Measures were i'm medlately taken to summon a iury of inquest, be- fore whom 1t appeared that the name of the man was Whitney, and that he was from Cabotville,
 Mass He was seen in the city as late as Wednes-
 day or Thursday, and had been about here for sev-
 eral days previous. On Tuesday night, he lodged
 at Glazers tavern in Ferry street. On his fore
 head, was the mark of a hard blow from a club,
 and on the back of his head was hole about half an inch square, made with blunt instrument, and
 there was aisea similar wound on his thigh. The
 physicians who examined the body, were of opn.
 Ion that these wounds were not sufficiently severe
 10 have killed him, bntth he was probably.stun- ned by those on his head, and then thrown into the
 bnstff ale He was about the middling height, stout
 old It was idfay iudsasy from thirty five to forty years
 rom two to four days He had o.. str;oeJ sasa:
 arms had been twice fractured. and ,ho oe t oi ms
 oi ms right hand was bent inward: he had hsan
 heard to say, that in consequence of th; 5;ac
 ne could not roll nlne.pins well. Abont Jomty in change wasf found on his persoa. If v,. uoiiaf that Tn the early part of the week. he haa Staea b seen with gold watch, and gold S,;n Iaa Deen not supposed that he had much moneynt yi ouI u IS lie also had very peculiar cane with u. @ nm wing of Jackson on the head of it, which engra- ed to have done himself This cane, We claim- stand was seen in the hands of person at saer knows something of the murder An oti;cp SHspeeSd, gone in pursuit of him. @er ns
 :, !, man of the name of White, was arrested ;. the North Meadows last evening, who is alse sn m pected. We learn that he hs been seen in cou ous pany with the deceased, anl that he bears L,, ths hnns arhs or navIng had fight It is to be earnestly hoped' that the murderers nay be discovered ana brought to justice Coura,t of yMoadav N''1
 There IS society in Pince Edward county. Va which calls itself the Order of Self Inclined 5 The girls ae very much opposed to Y ana we see by the lat papers that one of the lis recantation was hken before clergyrnsn which makes it good fr life. .. "' "'a"'
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

Barn Bvmt-A barn belonging to MT. Anson Canoes. about two miles east of this village, was destroyed by fire the night of the fourth of July, together with few tons of hay, Sc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

Rogues .Abom!-The store of Messrs. Calhoun & Porter in Plymouth, was broken open on Mon- day night, and valuable goods to the amount of four or five hundred dollars taken therefrom.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

0s-Our readers will be gratifei to perceive, by notice in our advertising columns, that our es- teemed friend, FRANCIS BACON, Esq. has again re- stunned the practice of Law in this village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

Poor House Bunt-The Poor House in Sharon was burnt to the srvund Friday the 27th ut. LOSS LOSS apout two thousand dollars-insurance nine hundred dollars at the Litchfe!d Mutual Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

<, Two boys going home one day, found box in tue load' ana disputed who was the finder. They iougnt awhole afternoon without coming to de. clsiom. At last they agreed to divide the contents 1t was empty. Few wars have been more nrcssa. :. oie than this to the parties concerned
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

CINCINNATI, June 26. Our Canal is finished! The good boat, Rose. Cabtain Robert Denvir, arrived from Toledo. No guns announced her approach; quietly she came among us: and yet her arrival proclainls untold good to our valleyand city. We give below the off, Gc;al
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

A western editor commences long exhortation to bachelors with the following words
 Come, you poor. miserable, lonely, describes, up here, and be talked to-"
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

their vanity. " ''e'
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

Ex-President Tyler and family. are rusticatins al Old Point Comfort. This is the first news of his Excellency that has reached us since he left Wash ington, on ihe 4th of March last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

,c Ine loco Foeo Candidate for Gopernor h, .'U1o W. lan.psnwe Patriot says of him :- s.on may De Governor of the State the new ran. dldate IS little the smallest man of his penns that has yet been offered" '' se""S
 This IS saying great deal, considering it is said by an ex Governor ~ '' '"''
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

Attend. When you write to any of the Depart ments at Washington, after the lst of July, recol lect that by the new postage law you must pay for the letter in advance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

Bill Smith, brother of Jo and Hyrum, (murder ed) has succeeded to the office of Patriarch of the Mormons, and is so acknowledged by the Nauvoc Neighbor Bill is the last of the family.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11

COMMISSIONER oFrIcE. July II. Is45.
.ne lntleS c""cetnrd are hereby notified. ll.a,
GUST 1915, and thereafter nv ndi,nrumcn,. i,,n,
'ime To time. rs 'nOy tie f nnd necessary. Will .t
ne OH G Of Jacob Il F,izbugh in The CIV of
wheeling Virginia, proceed To receive SUI urn,.,
proofs rs may he brought before me. and ia o,c.,
'"in ana make icpori to the Co lri 'unchine Tho
matters Tcicfrcd Ia me by ilc above decree
EDWARD III FLIZHUGu. Conn,
N"'"N = SUd jy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
MEnICAL CAnn.

noCToR FAwCErT. Of 1876 FULTON street
NJ New Yotk. Memoer Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons Of London and Ednhurgh, and Grndu~
ale OF lho u hrrson Medical College. Of Philadel-
rhia; also author of a work embracing The f.lIow.
ing subjects, viz Mntuminy. ITpoicncy. and stefil.
iiY anatornically, physologicnliy and mcdicnIlv ~.
planned. With a comprehensive exposition Of the ia.
tnIe and modern lfcnfmcnt Of Syphilis. Secondary
symptoms, Gon5rrhoCa. elect Structures. NoctnroI
Emissions. and nll tho consequences arising from
Mastufblipn DR. Fa,vcet confines his private
consultation on The above mentioned diseases. a.
his Tong established o1icc. l0G Fulton street Whcr,
Ihe most agnyplcd forms Of disease wdi yield t
las mode of ifeauucnt, without restraint in diet Of
oSewise, aGj without mercury; even when he pro.
creative energies become puraj zcd Or torpid. from
excessive indulgence Of the passions. he will b,
able TO feslOfo de parts TO health and vigor. Per
sons alta dnslonce enclosing 81 can bnye copy o
Nlo wotk. Al letters must be post paid. and drcc
ted to- u Fsweetl. l06 Fulton 81 New Yor,
jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1915.
MAYoR-C EO DUTY

~ ~ vi
HEtLe COHTciimen:
~ C~erk-JAMEs s. WHEAT.
Sc,geam-JouN MURRAY.
HhatC Mas,er-R. HAMILron.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'L1re, w p Wilson
WV Shfiyer, A S Todd, S Brady,
BE S%anboIn, Geo Mendell, o W HeiSkeli
M Nelson, Coen, WIN Pumphtel
Jacob Amick, BFKelley, JH Roberts,
ID Lamb. -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
= On OrdinaHess-MesSIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On FiaGnees- MessrS Hughes, Brady and
Lamb. g..t f...
On AccOaats-M essrs Shriver, sanboln and
Kelley.
On Streets md AHies-Messrs Todd, vii.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Hoier UorlS--MesSrS Sanborn. M'Lurc
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -MeSs:s Heiskell, Pun
phrey and Coen.
On Coal BankS-MeSsrS Atnick, Wi son. Re.
berts and Superintendent of Wafer Works.
on uharrtS-Shriver, Hughes and Amick.
On Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Todl, M'L.ure,
SaHoorn, PumphIey and Roberts.
on PethiOns-MesSrS Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
on Salories-Messls Kelley, MLure, ShrI-
yer, Brady and Nelson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
TUE Ssw And S9LENpiD STEAMER


49,. LaGtN, master, viii con
m - niue 90 sun furulh rUe
~ seas 10 os p weekly pIck.l
belwrru P|tt~bur-h AID
Cincinnati; having Wheeling ,voiy Weln,s
fty evening lt9 O'Clock aud Cincinnati every
Saturday al 20 a NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans safe.
~ Valve aud an iron roof as protection a.
aiust explosion and fire
For ite shtor passage app'y On board.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
CO-PARrNEReI.Ip.

II HE SUBSCRIBER. has tbs day taken in,,
partnership, Mir \ Adds, m The Coniec-
'onary hus'uc's. ot hts old 5 ard No lOl Man st
The house viii hereafter be conducted IN Tho
name OF Poker ~ Adds. Mr. Parker ipkrs plea.
lure ~ saying To- his old customers. ihni hc has me-
cured 'hc services oi an cNpcrichccd Confccinner
'hd 'nhc Bikcr. and hopes L. merit a liberal share
oi'hc pnlr"nagc "i his friends IN his c,iy and tho
surrounding country. aud ile public generally.
Mr. Adds Is a ecnil, man of steady habits. mai
may always be und at lhc establishment :, attend
20 customers.
10 trizcns ! would say. that we can inrri,b
PARTIES with my article hey may wisi, IA ms p..l
shic ard upon more fcasuInble terms lhan unv o.
iahl,shmcni in this city.
Country Merchants Will ind it To thcir ADVANTAGE
10 cav previous io purchasing clscvbtrc. "a a..
can iu'uiSii any article oi Cunlcciiunnrv "a tu,, a,
any establishment IN any oi the Eastern ,iics Any
deicac, 81 tic season eau always be had n, ,,r
csinbhsi meni.
Relying upon The continued patronage of old
Customers, We feel sure OF success.
TIlOS NJ PARKER.
y " - I'M No lOl Mluin Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11

He0NNETS uATS& PARiSOLs-pIan aud
kb Fgd Fidfence BraIJ Bopneia. noa s,lc. Lee
~, Snaw bJnneis 0fcseD kiud, Lfghom and Palh
lfni Hats, all sizes, nth Pams0ls, Pafas,les snd SUI
Shades Df cycy quality juaf received by
poI SENSEN.T g. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
.N'@ n R n y q e.


INSURANCE.
lShS will Doc taken y the FIRE a MARtNl
Aa lNsuEANCEC COMPANY OF WHEELING
" "c forrest Rites OH
Guituss ofalih!nds, stone, brick o., oodcr
ana ther Cuutguts:
Sleamooa.si lactOricsi mills, sc.
And merchandise o~iallkinds.
anu ~asaIustal dangers offending The trans
'c''',"n o' S'~"dso rivers, iuhes, seas, canal.
For trccharac',r ofth, com9nny topromp
lilae 9to hhtf"UiN iu the adjustment, aud pa :.
u.ui "I we pes l,oye g. refer TO the mcr
he ud'ustlHclt a. claims upon us. aug
RETURN PNESltUM~.
- liz Fire afd Marine Insurance Corr p,ny
OF Whc9'I-g, viii rc'urn 10 per cent on
dl premiums .Ccclyed for risks aiken from. nm,
umr where no los has occurred.
ieb y Il w HARDING. Seer tary.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CArirAL 100000.
lllIS company bong now duly organized, rs
PREPARED to make Insurance on every dos.
cHpllgn oiFrc and Marine Risks, such asdwcl-
linS nouses, Store ouscF. dc with their con.
ituis' Also, steam Boats, Fiat Boats aud Keel
COO" Win iltir curGCcs, 10 aRd ilOm anyrOrt
ON iae OHIO and Mississippi rivtrs. on heir trib
ntnry lircnms' Application for Insurance 10 %,
tla'S i3r Ihc rScs.nt at the Office ithc Wheel
"- 'tilf~iu5tttuilon
RETURN pR,MiUNls. '''
VIE WESTERN INSURANCE Gonna
"a ny oi Wheeling wjll return lOlper Gem
on al premiums received Tor risks taken from
his dat', where 40 los, has occurred
Il Mccoy,
Nl',h - I9' Secretary,
COLUMBUS, (0aINSUR1NCE con-
ptNY.
.8GENCT ron ULEEKING q.
- bio iShtiTcr & Sieilc'> Warehouse.
'UEHEy will lake risks on BniE5rfpsass' Of an
tlut~: "
S elmbaat> and C1tgocS. Factories. Min,
heciooais, fiaibusi> aud CareosS Sc. ~aeninsi
loss 'l aama-r by hJ",p The DANGERS 1ndperiIs
so The seas, lakes or MYERS, on v,ry iayorabie
'ctms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Ihe'r agents are author zcd To make the FOL
lowing leruns wItu their customers:
ANY person usntiEg % single risk by which
'' loss tn lhc company is sustained, shall ~.
rpive a return on application 10 Ihe aren't. OF
~ per cent on tbe amvunl plld. on urt eros.
rttmium r'td each year, Amounting no $500
ny 'I.I' III = prr te"t on dvj amounting tu
Ss'o' ni over, is per ccor. ION -
!NlRE MARINE iNsuRANCE-rAcco ~,
e tWosiiunuons only in which individuals can
p'a1ed' w1ore they con adequately opprcciat,
,my ''i"' = insurance. These are, Whit -tand-
ING up'n igc runs OF their own Uropcrtg athcr
l'y'iNlhS rom an insurance ofir" The iuli a.
mount which they have loei, or Standing on Nh,
same spot surrounded perhaps bv a ii, sOi,ir IAN
NY, gmtutUR hat stupidity and follv u.@tcirnUC
'',.'H 10 nroylae Tor suel' a ,1'unnEsnGGy:
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFObD, CONN
ul take isis yn dNECl!.ng houses, ware houses
SORES HIl|', iICtuucS, dc, Together witt Their
'sh % iuruiiurc, merchandise, nlI
tllHtrf, Und evcryothcr description Of iusurable.
l."prIiN' Also. ON steam, keel and Hat boats
tutu.I SaIR'es 10 and hom any purt on the
otace on Maia street, nearly opposite he L $
'aH !, 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
- U S MAM srEANER CLLpPER-

NEW u 5 MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER
7- The new and fast run,
"a - uiuc STEAMER CL'Pp n.
y Crooks, c~oumaUdtI.
wiz c@catuuei1 mako re
~o.ac weellrlIuslo iucjou1filcavina wheel
us cvafy tAiday evening 20 . u'c.ock, and Gin.
cinna'i every Monday 1t 10 a Nj.
For freight or pass &c, having superior pc,
cummld 'tIonS, apply on board.
81ihe Cilpre, was built expressly for the,
Ciucirniu aui Pittsburgh made, aud viii con
tnue 10 The itaGe'Lc hole sc son. lch 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11

DoNNET RIBBONS & FLOWERS -LaJ,e.
- Cfayois and Neck lies. Jacconet and Snis
fdgings aud lnscriues, Thread Loces and Edsines
jdsi received. SENSENEY a. RHODES.
ap q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
THE NEw AND SPLENDID STEAMER
AEIO

frNs run through the sel.or n p
weekly packet letween ri L.
bnrgb aid Cincinnati; leaving ~ heeling eve =
Sunday evening 81 9 O'Clock aud Caclnnau
every "Wednesday atl0 az
For ueis htoI passage Apply on board.
ieh 2J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
JOuN x

JOHN * BOTSEORD.
NO %, WATER ST, WHEELING.
IT AS Just received from tse East a very
AH large Goi general assortment ct l. ouoEg,
SsoAE5, TOB4CC0, GROCERIEs, sc, among wnlch
are
, bali pipes eoigneu s. Dupeey's lh proof
Brtnuyi
/ ar caSk old Elcnnesscy do
Ihalf pipe Holland Gin, ~fagoriie bfandi
or clss Port Winc, superior qu1.i'Yi
ar do MIdeir1 to, DO d.;
8 toz Muscal Wines;
= DO Clsrct do first qualify;
. 60 Cherry Cagnat, supeuOr quality;
G do Lemon syrup;
2 10 West iodii Peppef Sauce
5O0O BsgoIio Sesar>j
2DUu Imperial CazadorCe do;
5000 Principe DO, o.. ~ 5Hi 3 Qualities
a large quonuly ~ bali spanish aud Com
mon do;
90 gross Go,hf MHtchc-;
TOBACCO. q large 8ni r|cner3l assortment
Of fhc mo-t @lagUtiis bflndsi
Mrs Nilfrs enc cul Tobacco;
SOAP Every description and quality manu-.
iaclufed hy Ftiydc g. Sous, Baltimore
s,.eIaib boxes pin, Apple Cheese;
Io1cthrt viii 90 Atuetil assortment oI Clos
cpric. Old ul the vefy best qualify, Which wII
1s sold D, Low 81, they can DC bad west uf tu.
mountains. frh ~
FINE ASSORTMENT ol Linen camfr,
"a Ud.f col eF.y dt.aulHr"p trJ qn,.rt. o.,
..o .tUe stuo Cd DIV IlalekEbI.
mt1 ~
sap ABROAD ,- arl rlrr5 Cus,
Ea iat Hie bf lunf ~. 40 fAlRCuiiD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
TIloS NJ PARKER.
Il ~ ~ I'm No l0l MAN II.

In CmAscrRy-In
Roster The Circuit Sup, rior
I" fCourr IT Law and
"'N" armstrong ~ o'Lers Chancery for OHIO
C,uniy.
EXTRACT FROM TIE DECRrr rh.
"a C"uri doth ~adiufec order and decree. that
this cause ho re crred To one OF Tie Comm,s.n,cr.
oi ihis Court, who rs 10 ascertain ard 10, or, Win,
rcal estate wa* owned or possessed toy The defendant,
David Armstrong on the 22i day Of May 1874 and
what lcrs ~ membranes there nrc upon or n.
s''"S''hc same at hat t'nr,and how or III what ur,lrr
the sane hc cnitlc'l To &c raidi and What j. in,
annual vpiue Of the said real estate: ,oy.,be, vnh
any other matter deemcd Ieriucnt. b, h,ms.lC. or
specially required by c!ilfor panty. T'cs,e,
ALIEN Il LAIDLEY. Clc,k
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
ST Nj s.
NV ~ MAIL srEAMER crrTrn

= ~nu The new 0pd i1af running pms
Scnser steamer CUTTIR Col
Inns, comma der, wIl continue O.,
49, t'su''r weekly trips O. Cncuuat;Iray
wv !" uctiine every Sunday rvcumg 40 . o.
clock, and Cincinnati every Wednesday al M
For freight or passage, hev ne superior &C.
o0mmndal oUs, Apply 90 board.
ihe CuutriS provided with Eytn>' Sale.
uar8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
ION Is ain ACCEprFn rIMc

9 NoME ONE, CONF ALL. TO JOHNSTON
~ N BERkYIiILLS. M l3I Main S, v,.r,
you VIII lind a most bcauiinl aud we'll selectc,,
st"rh ol tANCH. STAPLE AMI DOMESTIC
"N'N' ~ every Description and also, a large as
surimeni oi ilnucrs' Fnrs md Trimmipgs. ali or
winch "e vii sell at very reduced prices. a. wo
WISH lp ciusc "ui lar Jur Fall stock. All IL~---.o
are In scaIh L4sL--sutns NH do well by calling.
wi -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11

toobS FOR LADIES' DRESSES are a. fol.
~ lows Cashmere, DcYmnga Bnlzarin,a rev
ntH'Ie Tor trosscs, something different from nryIhir s.
now IN ms market Also a variety of French
if"hS nhh bhlzarnc; beautiful striped md plaid
S"hsi AIp1caS, BpInbazInes. Merinocs, and n variety
oi Others too numerous to mention. We have also
on hnnd n large assortment or Cloths, Cassimer,s
and Nesilnes; Tailors Trimmings Of overy des,rrt
400 We likewise have n beautiful assortment, o {
B'nnc's w; Medina BonncIs. Gimp do Lawn do
9'raN do Nenp"liian do Persian Braid do Birds Eva
," Lace 90 HSun Straw 90. Carpeing of every
description. price and width.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
NEW Us M5tIANGl NATIOVAT

The new aud i,,trrnnine p,e.
ets scuecr steamer NATIONAL
AG Mason. commanded, viii
,."1l'nr o moke r,tu'ot weekly uip~to Gin
cnnai; leaving Vh cling every rnursl1,
fvrniue 81 o'cloca, aud CIncinnalieveIy sun
day 40 10 \ NJ.
Fo7 freight or massage, having sulci!or ac.
comnut1i chs, apply On board
The National iSp,cvidca with Evrn>'Salr,
" Gn',d. 10 prevent The explosion OF boilers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
NEW $ NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND-

eFs The new AMI fast running pas
E-LIA-.-k Ssn"er steamer NEW ENG.
LAND, oamg,l B Page. COM
As4A mardcr, VIII continue no MAX,
tecu'ar weekly uin> to Ciuci.nsf: leoviro
wheeling every Wednesday evening A. ~
Cincinnati cvery Saturday an IOAM.
For freight or passage, havlrg superior ac-
communications, apply un board.
90 The New E0giand was boilr cynrcssly
Tor ne Cnc 0pai uate, enI viii continue in
llcu8'r 'he whole season.
E Toe Ne" l.nsland g. proritcd wi'h Fyrus'
Safety Guaid TO prevent ,he explosion OF tail-
erS. t,b2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
SELLING orc.

UNIGD and Lead Coloted rnecr, suner Thread
Iarrs and El2iuss lialr d., White saim
bonds. fe'd ChHileils. fnco and Paris Lawns.
French n,cd'c wurb Capos and Collars. Enfslon
auI Niau,ic.icr G,uchums. wuh a large stock oL
Prints. Bolrhcd aud brown Shuag from 4 4 to
o. 4. at 90, lowest rates. by
% - u GEORGE MAfURRAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
REGULAR CtSCl~ NAnI pACAET.
I9t5.

gl-N The new ami fast ron
5 b II ming uass-nerr Steamer
MESSENGER j J Per,
~, commander, willclvc
Wh,elingcvrry SATURDAY. evening. ~ @ p'cl.ck.
ana CINCINNATI every Iue,day, al 10 4 Nj.
For irel2hi or passage, having superior &C,
accommodations, apply or bard.
the Mes cDgct was tgii exrreS,ly for
me Cincinnati aud Pittsburgh trade. and viii
continue ~ HE trade The whole season. feb n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11

cA The new and fast r%unnine
G- STE mrr IllBEBNlA, John
klInrielter. will continue
make regular weekly
trips 20 Cncinnau; |lelving Puf>hurob ey.,y
Iue d1Y AT 10 AN md WhceiiDg ev,ry
Iue,lay AZ 9P M,aad Cincinnati every FRI.
day at 10 a NJ.
For freight or paS>'cc, having superior ac.
commodltonS, Apply on board.
ne Ill'einla was hnt't expressly Tor The
Cinc,unoii AMI Piusburgh trade and win CON-.
lnue m the tra3e The whole season.
s8'ihe Hihcrula Is PROVIDED with Evans
sae'y Guard 10 prevent lhe explo ION oC boris
feb u