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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13


NOTICE Having been compelled 10 Stop
IN business and having become involved by
building and other losses, Ihave determined 10 sell
my property every description in The city, which
will be offered in few DAYS. The bonds for the
hire Of Negroes, and all my papers, dues, &C.,
have been placed in the hands of Edward N. Dab.
ney, who will proceed forthwith 10 close M my
business and pay off my liabilities, as far as such
effects will go, and the remainder, il mol enough,
will Try 10 settle 50 soon as can, and hope that
my creditors will wait with me q short time The
bonds for negro hire will he handed 10 The differ
en-, individuals to whom they belong, By applica-
ton u Mr.. Dabney, or the owners may leave
them with him for collection.
May l0-2t ROBERT HILL.
bacon JOWLES-ln Store, hhds. Bacon
ID Jowes-lo sale By
May5-5t PATTESON & BURR.
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ELLIS & ATKINSON.

MISSION MER cha .NTS.
TIME subscribers are associated under The
i above firm, inr the purpose OF carrying on
The COMMISSION BUSINESS. They give
their personal and undivided attention I" the sale
Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, &c. Oihcc-the OLD
stand of Ellis & Elicit. near the CALICO Mills.
n q, Having commodious Warehouse, they
store and forward Goods on liberal terms.
JAMES Fl. ELLIS,
GEORGE w. ATKINSON.
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~ iG ns,,; May from Fredericksburg, with
ma "a w N1' C. Edly ana schr Director pa1A'
riecinia
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office

A FEW DOORS above The Union tiolel,
II Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Turpin is selling Prizes in almost every draw
ing that is received. Persons waning money
should have one Of Turpin's Lucky Tickets
Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended
TO hy return mail, and drawings forwarded, when
requested. as soon as received.
The following are some OF the leading schemes
10 be drawn soon. Smaller ones-capilals ram
cling from 10 20,00O-are drawing daily.
For prizes in any OF the schemes, AL sreSs
VIM. p. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
Alexandra Lottery, No. 30, to be drawn Satur-
day. 18th MAY, lsi5 70 nos, IL drawn ballots
Capitals: 3O,OO0dollars 10000, 5000, 5000, 363s,
$500, 100 prizes Of 900, 100 Of 500, &c.-Tick-
cts 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters : 30. a ceI'il-
cate of package Of PC whole tickets l3O dollars.
halves TO, quarters - d.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, foT 1915, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, May oath, lSio. % nos, II
drawn ballots. Prizes: 10000 dollars, 10000,
5000 1000 $500, l.0ic, 100 of 900 &c, &c.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quaIlers2 80. Ger
ri6cales of packages OF - whole Tickets $50 dol
lars halves G5, quarters - 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. y, for iSi5, 10
he drawn on Saturday, MAY 3lsl 1915. - nos,
II drawn ballo,s. Prizes: 10000 dollars 10000
G 600 5000, 1000, 800, 1000, az, % oil 1000
- OF 800 % OF 300, 200 Of 200 &c, &c. Tick
els 10 dollars, halves s, quallerS ; 30 Ccfhil-
Gates of packages Of % whole Tickets loO dollar
% halves 60, - quarters 30.
Orders confidential. Address
w. P.TURPIN.
May9 10. Main street, Richmond, Va.
TN CEIANCERT-Vl VIRGINIA In Hanover
county court, February 18th, 1915:
Bowling Edmondson, Eliza L. Edmondson,
Harriet, W. Edmoadson. Horace Christian and
Emuela Christian, infant children Of Sarah b.
Christian. who was Sarah B. Edmundson, bv their
next friend, Joseph Slarke, trustee for the SAID
children, Plalnt'llS
against
William A. Edmond>on, John 5. Eimondson,
- Berry and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Edmondson Defendants
This day came The plaintiffs hy their attorney,
and filed their BILL and The defendants, John $.
Edmondson and - Berry and AaryhiS wit
moi having entered their appearance and given Sc
curly according 10 The Act OF Assembly and The
Rules OF This Court, and il appearing 10 The
Court BY satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants oflhis Commonwealth II is ordered,
thar the said defendants, John $. Edmondson and
- Berry and Mary his vile, do appear here
on the first dav Of MAY Court next, and answer
The plaintiffs said bill; and that copy OF this or
der he forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ished in The CITY oil Richmond for Two months
successively, and that another copy be posted al
the front door OF The Copu House OF this county.
A Copy Tesle,
WM @. WINSTON, ID. {. II. c.
March IS-u1m
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VIZ HEREAS, it has been represented 10 The
w Executive that ALEXANDER WEEsE, charged
with The murder OF Solomon Wecse, both Of Har
dy county, has fled from justice and is now going
at large:
Of Virginia, do hereby offer reward Of fifty dol
lars, to any person or persons who will apprehend
Jail OF Hardy county; and require all officers,
civil and military, and request The people Of the
Commonwealth generally, 10 use every exerton
for his arrest, that he may be dealt with as the
law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
The lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, al
lsEAL.l Richmond, this third day OF May in The
year lS45 ia: MCDOWELL.
Alexander Weese is about { ct 10 inches
high, and about 25 years old, spare-built. with
dark sandy hair, black eyes, high cheek bones,
and sinister expression OF connlenancc
Nav G-cw4w
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r IQUORS.-Oiard and other superior French
Brandy, in hall pipes; Holland Gin, Swan
~ ~ old, old and Of high flavor Mass and Stick Lice
rice; Liverpool filled sar Tar in barrels shin
sles Of every size, in punches and loose. tor
sale by JNo. y. LhN|h'' ~.
Also, Lumber Of every description.
a nriI .S-cIW
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TN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
/ lrict OF Virginia. In The mailer Of bankrupt
CIV OF George p. Taliaferro:
In pursuance OF an order Of The Court, made
on the I'D day of March, lS43, notice is hereby
given, that have deposited the further SUN Of
two thousand three hundred and ten dollars and
sixty-six cents in The Bank OF Va 10 The credi, Of
this case, subject TO the future order of The Count;
and that the Court, alter ten days, will pass an
order for dividend and distribution thereof
among the creditors of The said George B. Italia.
ferro. WYNDHAM KEMP.
Special Assignee in Bankruptcy.
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TN CHANCERY --VlRGlSA In Goochland
i Circu, Superior Court OF Law and Chancery,
26,h April, 1915:
Dabney Parrish Plaintiff
against
John D. Turner, Defendant
On the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, al
Injunction is awarded him, 10 enloin and restrain
the defendant, John B. Turner, his agents, allor-
MES, and all others concerned from collecting any
debts due 10 The late firm of Parrish and Turner,
or assigning or transferring, or otherwise dispo-
sing OF the same, until the further order Of this
Court and on like motion, cot which itappears 10
the satisfaction OF the Court that the defendant has
had notice, is further decreed and ordered that
the said defendant do surrender and deliver 10
John Thompson, Jr, (who shereby appointed re-
ceiver OF this Court,) all the books, notes, &C
counts, and other evidences OF debt belonging TO
the said firm, and all the social effects OF The same
in the hands of the said defendant, or under his
control; and The said receiver he instructed 10 col
eci the said debts, and 10 hold the same and all
other social effects OF said ilm subject 10 The i-
ture order OF this Court. But the said plaintiff
shall not have the benefit OF this order until he
shall enter into bond, with sufficient security, in
the penalty OF $250-condilioned 10 pay and sa-
,isiv any costs and damages that may he awarded
10 The deiendan, in this case. (Bond given as
above ordered) A Copy. Tesle,
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All persons indebted 10 Parrish and Turner,
or having money or effects in their hands belong
ing to that firm are hereby required 10 make pay.
menl 10 the undersigned without delay, he being
the only person authorized to receive the same, as
will appear BY The foregoing order.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr
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VALENTINE. BREEDEN & CO.,
May l0-2a.iw Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
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BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation.

March 7-cwtlJune
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TRUST SALE OF LANDS IN GOOCH-
LAND

pf virnc Of deed OF trust bearing date The
ID Sd January, 1874 and OF record in the Office
OF The Clerk Of Goochand County Court, from
John ?. Bealy and wife and Mark Hunt and
wife, 10 me, as Trustee shall proceed 10 SELL on
Saturday, The 3ls day OF Mas next, on The pre-
misas q nuhlic ancfinu Inr sh lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

man went away without settling" (Sce !
printed journal. p. l0.)
MY. Michael Musson testified that " the aC- |
couHt of the sheriff of Paquemines was set |
tied by sums paid during the year lSll: ON
the 10Th October, Arthur Arroyo paid for
account OF Charles OUTLET, sheriff, 81 ,i20
on the 3lst of October John Morris came to
the Treasury Office and told witness that Inc
came to settle the accoont of the sheriff OF
Pl5qucmincs witness made he calculation
To know the balance due. which amounted to
81 i l6 81. of which he calculated for COM
mission 10 lie carried 20 credit of said sheriff
the sum OF S60l 96, il being ten per cent
ON the gross amount Of taxes but, before so
: closing tie account, witness incurred of Nor
us, as he does in every instance, before clio
sing sheriff account, whether there YVES
any l!st OF deductions 20 BE carried = the
credit OF Sheriff OUTLET Mr.. Morris inform
| cd him that there was u deduction of 500 To
BE- made for taxes non-colectcd on pror
shops; witiess t,icii asked for the list of;lc
auctions certified by the parish Judge in or
der To credit the same and then make a new
| calculation oi the commission, there being no
| commission allowed ON the list of deductions
Morris replied that he had not that list. wit
ness then told him that without that list the
account could not be finally closed unless he
chose to pay the whole cash balance due,
say; Soll III, which would involve MIR. Dut-
ullct in the loss OF said 500, as when the
account was thus closed the credit could not
hereafter be allowed for the said amount of
100; Morris replied that he had positive in
structions from Judge Leonard 10 close the
account and bring with him the final receipt
or qulctusj witness then told Morris that il
was for him to decide what he would do. eli.
thcr To pay 500 or To return to the parish
and obtain the list of deductions and bring il
with him the next day, when the account
would be closed; Morris hestated a Ions
while as To- what course he should pursue
Mr.. Dubuys came in at that time Nor
rls asked him what he should do; wit
ness told Dubuys what lie had stated TO Nor
ms Dubuys agreed In opinion with witness
! and told Morris that he might 90 and obtair
t the list OF deductions and close the accoun
on the next day; Morris left the Office. On
On the next day, st day November, 1914. a
: about half past 10 or Il o'clock in the NOR
ning, A. Arroyo came to the Treasury Offc,
+, and offered payment for the whole amount o
, Sol4 al for the cash balance, which, addeC
to S6Ol SO commission on the gross amour
OF taxes, made the sum of 81 lie 81, it be
( ing the balance due by Sheriff OUTLET TO
} taxes for 1913; Mr. Arroyo produced no lis
7 OF deductions and made no mention of it,
The sheriff's bond was executed on the 3Otl
October lSi4." (See printed journal, p. %.
ITO BE CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

AuNDlCE IS generally accompanied with Inn.
- guor ond inactivity. kind Of itching or
phckIng PAIN over The whole body. difficulty Of
Dreaming; bitter Taste in Tho mouth, loo,hina q
'ood' sickness OF the stomach, Huulency, firred
tongue, heartburn, disiension Of the stomach and
novels. cosiyoness, and other symptoms Of iDdi..
gesion.
Virgins Indian Vegetable Pills. [Iodian Purpa-
hVeJ are always certain 10 remove the above dam
gerous systems and will IN oil cases. II persoyered
WIN make perfect cure; because they carry off bv
The stomach and bowels The superabundance OF
bHe' which, when interrupted in its downward
passage and taken into the circulation, is dIfused
through The whole system, giving a deep yellow
color TO Tho skin and eyes, and deTanging all the
functions oihe body.
CAUTION 70 AGENTS Store keepers and agents
ore respectfully informed that medicine purporIinR
TO be Indian Pills. made Ivy G. Benjamin Smith
Of New York, aud sold by various store keepers
both IN the city and country, are not The genuine
virgins Indians Vegetable Pills, but merely N
miserable imitation. The only security against
mposiiion Is 10 purchase ai The Offices No I6g Race
street. Philadelphia No 1913 fremont street. Boston
No 2SS Greenwich street. beIw eeen Read and
Chambers streets, New York and be particular in
all cases 10 ak for Virgins Indian Vegetable Pills
Remember beware Of oil sugar coated counter.
ieils and he particular 10 ask for WRIGIIT'S
Indian Vegetable Pills
For sale at MELEOR'S Vlneiy store, Union a.,
Nheehng' Va jun
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ABSENCE OF MIND.-The Vidalia Intel
ligencer tells of chap in tee neighborhood,
who Went fishing, and in a fit of absence of
mind, baited the hook with cigar, and then
bit off the end of the worm preparatory to
smoking it.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES AND BUGGlES AT
PUBLIC SALE.

ENlRE! FIRE! FlRE.-Noice To those " no ara
4 using wafer from The hydrsnrs. and are as
sessea for the year ending April 1916. Remember
your rents were due The first day OF May past and
you will be visited by the collector. To receive the
amounts due. and owing The city for The same. and
as the time allowed To the collector To settle with
The TREASURER rs short and limited il will be expect
ed ihai each and every person will endeavor TO be
prepated To settle their dues and should il be other
wise. you will please To call tho Office Of the city
Sergeant. where you will find some person 10 wait
upon you aud receive your rents.
jun6 J MURRAY, c. S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

we cop! the following remarks of the Rich
mond Times and Compilerin introducing sun
dry articles from this paper upon the Bllti-
more * Ohio Rail Road, because il shows that
Public Opinion in Eastern Virginia is right.
We assure our n:ghbOr that he may set his
heart at rest about Wheeling being sustained
by her nighbors. We are glad to inform
HIM that eight ont of the twelve delegates 10
the Legislature, representing the North West.
are III favor ol the law as it stands. ana no
other:
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.
The following articles from the IvhseIiag
Times, show that the project of carving the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road To Pdrkcrs5urg.
or some point below it OH the Ohio River.
does not IN ct with uniform approbation in
The North Western part of Virginia. In an
other ant strongly reasoned article. upon
winch we may hereafter make more extended
comments, the Times explains the reasons
why WdectiHg has not prospercd more rapid
Iy, IN comparison with other cities of no great
tf local advantages; and declares that there is
no possibility ol the railroad reaching the Ohio
at amy other point than Wheeling; that il
cannot be completed within six or eight wears
To That point: and that in the meantime a
better arrangement must bc adopted for the
transportation OF freight, by wagons, to Cum
berland
That Wheeling is the proper terminus of the
Baltimore Railroad we do not entertain a
doubt. Its already considerable town. and
possesses remarkable advantages for the cs-
enlistment OF manufactures, and the prosccu-
ton oil thrifty aud enterprising trade The
adjacent country is one of the most beautiful
IN the whole Union, and forms an excellent
back ground for place of large business. We
are much pleased at the assurance of the Times
That no other terminus can b. obtained. Let
Baltimore be content to extend her Railroad To-
tins point, and leave Virginia TO connect the
lower OHIO with her own markets.
The reasons which the Times does not
choose to guess which induce the B,lti.
NOR Company todeclinc extending their line
to Wheeling, consist simply in Their desire to
take the trade Of Western Virginia from
Richmond, bJore the James River improve
ment Is completed As this is undoubtedly
their object, we trust that the people of those
extreme North Western counties who will be-
thus unexpectedly deprived of their road will
sustain the citizens of Wheeling ian their re-
monstrances against the Parkcrsburg route.
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lust RECEIVED. 30 gross Bonnet Boards.
- aud will bc sold cheap, wholesale or retail. at
The cheap bookstore of W. ROBB,
may 20 Corner Nam d Union sta.
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Mcssrs. MASON * FUTILE. No. lbs Mas
sau Street, are Our authorized Agents IN New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
al contract for Adycrtisemcn,sio for thc Times
onl Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

GE' Some Of oar subscribers complain that
they do not receive their papers regularly from
ae carrier. Information Of such d.linplcn-
cy, left at the Office, will BE- prompt attcnd.
ell %. and lle flu, nnlifel
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STATlSTlcs OF nENrus ~ -

STATISTICS or DEATHS AND SUI
CiDfS IN FRANCE tie ycarlsl.
5oi.Te Wrr. I7jf accidental DEATHS. Of which
@.'VD were by drowning. D Z los railroad ag.i
cents. 10 died FROM hunger want ard rtuo.
sure %r. Ih' nrmberoi deaths from sr,i,il..
oiioI NY. !" . w Of vhioh2 t9l were men
and 20 Females. Among ,h.. ra,..s CHI
red ~ suicide. wc auark l5lstnibui,d -. -.
neral misery. 236 to the effects of d,,nlrT,,
ness, ll6 toa disgust Of lie. aud 500 conss
qicnt OH cerebral diseases One lif,Ie rbid
"' ninc Years ol age was amongst the nur,h.r
VINO hilcd Itself ia consequence Of Grief tbs
wnG lost 3Omc ldyonlc biIds.
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WV OllifiliH. AlNfl- l~flitill~ ltl III OIio
ton n:W subscriptions. will receive immediate
attention il left with him.
.----.->. .---..-'s. ---.---
Wcoccupy large portion of our paper to-
day, with the report of the Committee on the
Plaqucmine frauds. The facts thus presented
IN an authentic form, are worthy of being
carefully preserved The election in the
parish OF Plaqucmincs, taken i'm connection
with the circumstances which occurred at the
same time throughout the country. is one of
the most astounding events in our history. 1t
must be remembered that the friends of Polk
and Dallas anticipated that the contest be-
tween their candidates aud ours would be-
meek and neck 1t was supposed that the
result might turn upon the electoral vote of
Louisiana. At the same time the elections
OF last summer in that State demonstrated that
few hundred votes there would turn the
scale either way. Upon this calculation the
wire-workcrs of the corrupt faction proceeded
They resolved that several hundred votes
should be obtained-hat they should be cast
for the "Dcmocratic' ticket in Louisiana, and
that the election of President and Vice Prcsi
dent, If it should depend on the vote of Louis
lana, should ~ carried by fraud and violence.
If, indeed similar frauds in the city of New
York and elsewhere. had not been more sue
cessful than the friends of liberty believed to
be possible, the election might have, in fact.
depended on the State which was the scene of
the Plaquemime frauds. In that event what
could have saved us from civil war?
Bnt it is our duty to look forward as well
as backward. Let us ponder well the effect
oi such outrageous frauds on our free institu
tons. If, after the excitement of parties has
subsidized, there be still virtue enough i'm our
people To make the successful party blush for
the means oil Its success, there NAV be hone
yet The voice of an indignant nation may
turn back the tide oi corruption and violence.
aud fraud, which for nearly twenty wears has
been steadily increasing under the siimulatinr
patronage of the Democratic party. But il
the public mind is already so blunted by ia
nhliarity with long, successful yillainy. that
even Plaqucnincs cannot arouse the people
to sense of their danger, We may indeed.
ircnbIe for the future.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

NNE PS SUPER BLACK FRENCH BAPiER.
~ silk warp, beautiful article for Gcnllernen's
Summer Goats. just received.
jun7 SENSENEY g. RHODES
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u. BRAVO, a; The Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the ST. Charles and
Ncranda Hotels, is agent ior this paper i'm
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
tor n:w subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention ii left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

DOSE LEAVES WANTED. for which tho
IN highest price will he phid by
juu 6 PRYOR Il PAULI. No l6l Market ST.
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OalID T5ue.>
WEDNESDAY, june 1915.

NoLNEl Is. PALMER is our authorih. 4
Agent i"r reccivlns Subscriptions onl A lycr-
,,-en ,n,s for the Whcclins rirn,s and Gazette.
His offices are -
IL State Street, Boston.
81 Auh Street, New Norh.
% Pine Street. Phildd .lpha
Corner oi Baltimore and Calvert Streets.
Baltimore
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

WHEELING. VA.
ID ESPEC'fFULLY inform. The Ladies of VINCE
b y hne, that he manufactures Ladies' slopcfs of
all STYLES and COLORS. Of superior quality aud
beauty. lie warrants all work from his shop TO DO
superior 10 Eastern manufacture. and will DC soI
30 per cent cheaper.
The public invited Ia call and satisfy them.
s,lvbs. ION inn Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

Us Yesterday was most welcome day to
al IL commenced naming early in the day
anu continued cloudy until evening. The
m'"oows' corn, and some other products that
nave been seriously suffering will b. brought
forward again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
jnn6 ] MURRAY. C. s.

DONNErS! BoNNETS! - SENSENEY &
- RHODES. have just received direct FROM
PhladelrL,a. one Bonne,s. comp rising,
PLAIN Florence Braid,
Birds Eye Braid,
Shell d.,
White. Laced. Misses Gimps Straw, &c.
To which they invilo the attention Of the LADIES'
We will also receive during this and next week
great variety Fancy and Staple Dry Goods which
we intend To run off cheap. iup 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

\" OOJ-'Tbe subscriber will pay The highest,
w market price Tor clean washed WOOL. Dc.
bVefed At The warehouse Of Messrs Dorsey 81 Black
corner Water AID Union SIS, MKEE
jgnd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

NEw GoODS-SENSENEY n RHODES
~ have ju-i received some rich Bazir,ncs. Bar.
RACES. Lawns. Bingham Lawns, Calieocs &c I,
which they invite The attention Of the L4d.es
iun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

4 FULL ASSORTMENT Of verv ,ups,ior
III Hosiery aud Gloves. Kept constantly on hand
'"u W SAFE ny " r nORNBR OOK.
Jun 10