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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

Completion cfthe Gsmein Raiload.--I, is (says the
Augusta Chronicle, oi lursday) source oI unlegned
pleasure 10 10 Thai train Of passenger cars
departs this morning r Atlanta. The terminus Of the
Geofga Railroad. We congratulate the Stockholders.
and all parties interested upon his J result,
cboysd through numerous difficulties and under cIrc,n,-
stances, at tunes, during us progress, peculiarly trying.
We have "nw RAILROAD not inferior 10 any 10 the
Southern S,a"s, extending " miles into the interior Of
the State. which will IN few months be extended 80
thl.s farther Ia The Dpsrenaua river-nakng AN entne
line Of 252 miles II the great line Of Railroad which is
designed 10 connert HE Atlantic with The erlle
valley Of the Mississippi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

Ifffaif6 GmHg = TIE Tsitdaea Wsfchmsa. says
ltat afnan by tie 81 Adam Nhsenani, living IN
ID htb county. AlahaBa. and me by The name ofBfy
ah Nnih, 81 lie county ins difficulty. III
Nhsersh relutntd home Ia appease his rail, by Ia
Mug vengeance upon las wiz. lie whipped her
nomrfe'ially he then piled saieen rails upon
with vew o paiting penDd 10 her existence by burn
log hef alive The children being alarmed, went for
sumo che 10 nscne ilrr mother They could find no
"h' hut the same Bryant Smith who 6ogged Wbisien
anl ~ Tie rafly lau 1T the day. Smith went the
noihef's nei. Nh,n he arrived, The fire vas already
applied Ia HE rails. lie and ihs Lady we're having The
premises. and had paue sumo distance. when WbIsea
severely. Smith renfBed 10 relieve the tile sufferers,
aud. he eulered the door Of the house, histenant
made al Lun with and severed his head fum his
body. Whist, nao did no, attempt 10 escape. and was
arrested and eoomilled 10 the uniy jail TO await his
trial al The neat l,fm Of lhe circuit cuuIt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22
IRON he tlor'rden Comio. SEPT 70
LATE FROM HAVANA AND AIF\lfo

by the susa ,,slsfta, ,ille lnp lie,nr. Gan,
s"'s. IN sI tfts tem llA,una. We have received ,ur
fles ol laitIs liom that city lu The ia us and IN,
~"h5 rrihs enirsh ii saturday Il.
/ o"r III our lava yurtals al ,hr Gb ms, fa,s -
'sJos as 'ut lalti MIS- g"hg - NJ Engli, ,afL
a'Ih'a ihm vera tity, b, With Wv haze nt,Iycd
mes "'Pal'h ihm ' TAG" In The 254l Il Auausi t,n,
i""q"u az IA fi-ia las h'n rltci,d Prsi,i, nj rud
~" NhN'iy las Teen appointed. The Chanb,r Of
slIui'ts las eniharsd The Go,efuu,n, o ,nn,act f. :
sn''n mi"f 81 f.llars ltI TIE Iurr,sr ii rnnn nc,,o
gnrfai"ns aesin'i I'Aas. Il 10 ead ,iial ,ie dy,sn.
81 reserve. nndtr tbs i ul t.tn tat,d,s i. c
tn"d oil oooo nisn'ry sid ttUra,shy aid b,.nl,s
which III Ie was al 81. l.n,s de Plsi som. ,dd,t,I
i"rces. maxi ih. said division an oun To ca, u m,,
JNaso WIG "'"''''s VI
q. The Diario del &, tis,no declares Tin, ,e no.,
IIos'H "efe "sl,,d iocsny the wsr into T,,ns
Gen raj fand's. according Ia The same psp,r. Los
se'n aPlsa"ed ehhi" The d,sun Of reserve. and wen,
y MtA'co 10 Strange the plan the cam, aim VIII, Tho
1"'tinntn The Grn.,als F,isola aud t;aonn. win
ar t"'rss under hrT conn and hay. h. IN ,rd,,d Il,
ir'.~ce 'hoss under The command VI G,n Ars,a on ,he
,iruhkn. v" Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

Starry amme The Indians. --Some interesting facts
relating 10 the, Nistence Of slavery aupng the Chefukees
and Chuelaps stated al the meeting of the AmeTi
I,oard N Brooklyn last week. The Chernkees nun,
her A. 900 souls there are 1000 slaves among them.
lie number 81 church members 2IO. Of whom Is are
slayehuld.fs 81 slaves aud fur tree blacks. The pop.
atu o tie CbociaNs 20 600; the number of church
menhers Gu3 al whom 70 are Shareholders I3i slaves,
and ee blacks. The missionaries have been pr. ach>
ng since 1878, Yet the number Of slaves is greater
,han when they begun. They 'nnk that 1t exists in a
modified type.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

TIE NEWS FROM MEXlCU w. pf,l,..
news from NJ Aico received al New Orleans rhe n
e'n " Sept. To- publishes in its editorial coonn, In.
to',w'hs which II s,ys received by the E,ecu,iye
en- Washington: "
" Is said. fr1m the capital, Mexico that The nov,
cabinet 10 c'ush~sed erps,d 4, the war. and e,o
u u were erhr'w'se disposed. il has mt III, mean, Il,
carry on ~sr, that II Is with the greatest d licui, il
"a. fs'se the "esns IL drifay its necessary e,nen..
oil parties. '''! among
ne accounts fr'n Vera Cruz If The ooh stat. ,,,,
h'1e h;se ena eiro de move rnt in regard IA ,h. IN
sasi"H :" trhas-Gene.sl Patedes abs sv,I y ,e,,s, A.
s"s'eh v IN hs tsc's tseven ihupsand ,roons, ,na,
.e.aI 'na u" has himself repaired 10 Nle,c, and OH
=" nave followed his example. The optimism WAS moi,
" Wen established at Vera Cruz thar Tho Ms, o,n.
'" never auemP' 10 cr,ss the Rio Br,y, ,b,, A.
n'vs made oil the buster they can ina, 49, -
~, "o" ~nhout rndi,, aud Consequently mv .,,.ss
and 'ha they are, moreover on tbr ere ~ ,n,,i,,''
~nrh VIII ovef'arn the prrsen, p,ye,nm.n, '"'
Aec"ssts ~ The foho~ing day f,he s),b Au,,s,,
from vera Sruz represent that there can he NJ A. nj, =,
pa" being nearly Ht~ To overtun the ptes,n, ,oyn.
a"e" ana thai Zen. Psredes, with 1ornel and V,l.n
-, P'"hse rmng iriumvirse. II is said Gen p,
s~@S cares nothing about federalism. bu. ,n,.nJ.J
nak~ aiuself a dictator. '"' '''e"oe" 10
The French minister has actually asked b,s n,..,>,,
government having refused To gran, him ,he sal,
'ac'"" "e dena''hed News OF the an,icinateJ r.v,,
iu'lo" was expected every mail a, Vera Cuz,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

GoH Nine Of GauIoloupe, in The torn Of Cosofo. in
.htTco.-lhIs Is supposed To lie The richest gold mine
IN the wurld. II belongs 60 Sgnof NIlane, who refuses
To wotk taany great degree Of podncyeness because
he could mi dispose ut the immense IT would
yield, amounting 10 several millions OF dollars lie has
n"w iar more an he wants. and says that money is
ttsl under ground. Is tbs wisdom, or philosophy or
aHarlec Nesuspect the latter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

TIL Cotton trop.-1he ~ Y Shipping aud Conn
'a'reia is ol Saturday publishes its annual slarnt
81 The e'i"n crup ur the year ending sept. l. 1915
HE crop - ESTIMATED al 3yi jOl beng .1 Uot tales
increase IN HE previous year. The following able
m',' s"" me 'apou ir the two years ending Sept.
lSii and lsiJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

The amount Of Coiipr taken fuf home consumption
dnrlng The year was $50 COG bales. being increase o
i2.2O2 bales on last year. his dos Lt include
aht elton manufactured IN the States sulh aud wes'
oi Virgins, nof any IN that STATE, except IN the vicinity
81 Petersburg aud Richmond.
During Me year, 10 $50 bal's destroyed ly fire
--oi llosr / 200 Were burned in Nov iofk 5lsl IN
Chad, sion and 1900 II Savannah
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

We learn from thr Pennsy vanan that the amount Of
tolls received on the Pennsylvania Cunas aud Railroads
up 10 Isl September, is tso7 1872 40, being increase
o SifGo over the corresponding period Of last year
and tl36,Gso 80 over 1913. The amount Of tolls re-
ceivd on the Delaware division Of the Pennsy lvanla
nal hr the present year up to September Isl is $685.
COG o. Up 10 same date last year tG7 1903 10 being
AN increase tut this year Of SIS, l02 rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22
Excess Of Expenditures

F.NceSs oI Expenditures $37G N,0
The Review remarks. iha, both the revenue and :,
pentiiurs atu, 5000 600 shor OF he .s,in,..
bu il adds thai "a part Of the Crpenses are thrown
inlo the year 1916" 4 MfE3E.E :
IL will be seen. from This statement. that the ex;.,;,
tariff is nov at the ''revpnue sandsrd--tha, il s
the assumption that the expenditures are mt to b. o,...
in the fiscal year Which commenced On the Is, ~ AL,
last, than in that which had then just expired RI, -.
have every 10 suppose thai they in be in ,,n,h
much greater. The new Pusi Office Jaw " in. ,;.A.
Iiesed throw that Department On The treasury e., h.
tween two and three millions Uf dollsrs--w lille IN. A..
lean war. aud olhrr expenses incide 10 the snne,,
OF Texas, will in s probability add from FIVE 10 ten mil,
lions more To III" 'xnamdinary'' demand With ,b...
prospective drafts upon The treasury, in addition to IN.
ordinary expenditures, with hat senbanre ofre,xn =,
Prptey can the assaians Ut The existing tarjl .,.m,.
iruuron oi duties Is il hot soIecism IN
indeed 10 talk VI reducing the tariff 10 the .,...
'fo"d"'d." When de TOR going sla, NJ, n, sh.us
ven tnTIhg The last f,a uar. the rryenre I'LL sh, =,
lie expenditures, and that during the next We m,, >.
Sohaely anticipate SINE diminulitn in cus,oms and :.
'h'h "ee ihc'tase ii eAl'hdiinre Yet there in M Il,
| tentative They have so Icing depicted the ,s,;G
monster OF hIdt'us nen,'' that Willie tbes a,..a,
Touch II they still dare leave il as j, is. Williams :,
eas' making an effort I" change some II s yi,io,.
ms riiort VIII. We doubt not, be n,ade-E,r ,l.,
""''s "'nuefs 81 The dominant party who haze L,.,
"o"'s' III 'htr dthnheia'ions o The sysirm Bu, 49,
SIN "'i coihc' NJ iiai ilat '1"rt viii Prove ah,,,x
o'eause we are as thoroughly persuaded thai lara.
"o'nef oil lis assa ants are entirely convinced of ,ls ~
GUN VI e 'Ns'llg system. and oi the nrctssiy If a.
'er". 10 IT. and that their party allegiance will 6n,l,
yield to her c"nvichns u WIN, is DEMAND, b, III.
public welfare
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

Literary William II Prescott, tie historian au-
thor Of Ferdinand and Isabella The Conquest Of
M'Nro," S>r., announces new work cntl".. Bio.
graphical and Literary .Vsceii".es.o /. is TO be soon
issued from HE 'tton press. aud is to be embellish-
ed ~ various portraits sides one Of the author him
self, said to b. u0 excellent likeness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

Her oect Is. mol to alignment her imporis beybd tie r-
cessiies of the counfs after her eva conitutiuns IN
those necessities have been exhausted-and, b the 9th
er hand, 10 extend In every pari Of The wo the mar
keIs Tor what she has 10 sell We regre that il is
mol in power show this, by reference ier annual
tables ofexp1is and imports for m.Te than ree years.
These three years, ho wever, FINN iieir sitsy aud unl-
form results, may doubtless be taken aicterion Of
the general results Of her enricog policy Ne total
value u exports and Imports in Great Britain and Ire
and. lnI three nssiy ILL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22
NEW SAss AVID

'ENlE subscriber would inform his friends and the
public generally that he has commenced the
sADDLERx AND uANNEss BUSINESS,
IN the house few doors below Mr.. Richard Tyrees
commission house, whore he will constantly keen on
hand stock Of SADDLES. made hy the hes, work
men aud ot irsl,rate materials lie has on hand and
VIII constantly keep ,RNEss of ali description. He
asks call oil those wanting thing IN his line before
purchasing elsewhere, he is determined 10 sell as
low as any house IN town VIM NJ. JONES.
n. u. Orders attended to with puncuali,y. Metdn.
done with neaneSs and despatch. w. NJ. j.
Sep 8 w2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

W. II IS stated by the Frankfort, (Ky.) Com"''1
wealth. that The Secretary Of War has notified the G0]
ernor OF that State that Gen. Taylor, (and Of coune NJ
ue"' "a'nes) commandant Of the army Of occupa''''
Texas, is authorized, in case he should need them,
cal on Kentucky for auxiliary troops for that service
fepe he aPprehended Mexican invasion. Gver'
owsiey replies, that '',he Hunters of Kentucky" will
ready as they have always been, whenever calejuP
to take up the line Of march
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

W. Al meeting held in Athens. Fayeite CO., Ky
Gays aye" II was resolved, ihl the free negroes nv
i'hs IN That place should be warned of, and. nss'
s"iy ''"feb'y compelled TO remove All no have prcsr!
are 10 nave 1t valued, and the valuation price is ns
pau 10 mem. Ilose who unable To pay their Ell
l""Ses 10 LIBERIA are 10 have them paid BY the peop'
us is indeed rathera summary. and in every way
uoJoshaoie prcceeding-but is one of the legiliD
'fu''s OF the nermeddling of A,oIi,ionis,s with lh
question OF slavery. the direct and inevitable result
when Is Inc adoption of harsher measures towards '
race whose especial friends they claim to be, bu, who's
worst enemies in fact they are. ssstasetl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

by ." arrival al New York from T,h,.-, A,o,.,
'na"ai'o" is received tina, the 1oasc,an. bad DO
Ss'sa 'nelr independence Of M,xico and there was
Gue' brm. the lender Of the lobascians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

The Da'as (Al1lana) Gazette Of the Sd instant says
I'VE eam thai on Monday. the 25h Mt. David Cur
~, E-q. late sheriff Of Alarenso conny was shot and
Llll'd at Linden, by his step son, Thomas Il. Gaines"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

Unet IN krniuehy-Mr. Taylor and Mr.. Harrison
brothers in-law, "i Harodsbur. Ky Tough, duel
Few Gays Since a'ten laees Instant. Harrison at the
nnt IRE "as shot through The body and WIS noriaIy
soun ed, aiho sh alive al the tas da'es
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

ne re, rev Orleans BnI'e,n says that the Governs
81. = Texas has ,rctnly appointed Minister to The
... "iS'se states, HE iio"D: S. KAuErMsss is the
sIaxnY'un. 80" W "s "'' 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

2,H3,7i6 45l. 2GG

The stock 90 hand at tie several parts On the LIT oi
sspembf ls4l and lsI5. wee us iUllows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22
THE REVENUE STANDARD.

THE REVENUE STANDARD.
The last number Of the Democratic Review con.
tans Table Of The Revenue and Expenditures Of hs
United States for the fiscal year ending the 3Oph of
june lS45-lr'm which il appears that the ErpenJ;.
lures have been as follows -
Civil List, S5.637 .072
Army, 9.53i.l02
Navy, 6,227 ,639
Interest, 054 1893
Debt, $50 ,9l3- SIC. g9I I'm
And The Receipts as follows:
Customs, $27 .427 1925 z=-sz-z-.
Lands. 2,053. $50
Miscellaneous. l34.555-$29.6l5,219-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22
$l5,266,l55

showing a nett gain. according 10 the Re
Puhiicah's correspondent, IN the 2S
years " 1897 900, 1873
treat Brllalnn the other hand, who is DISTINGUISHED far
ne vigilance wnh which she watches and The ,6ici.n
~ WIN which size protects her commercial interests In
The prosperity of which indeed she is indebted fur tina,
vast accumulation OF resources which enabled her dur
ing the wars oI The French Revolution To subsd,,e oe
every power IN Earope, and finally to overthrow the
mage A"ussus that threatened at one peri.d +,
he wod-whose power, diminutve as she is in ,erri,
RAJ extent and IN population is even now lp, and ac
'eueea IN every quarter Of the eobe-Grea Britain
we say, with all The roverhia sapaciiy and isdom o
w, statesmen, has nevei yet hit upon the marvellous ex
peden OF enrichhg herself by buying more from other
a"ns Than she sells to them On the contrary she has
taken "hal seems 10 To be the common sense view u
Tie subject, aud pursued pulley entirely the reverse
'purms TINS period The States and private commands ,
borrowing millions upon mllionsol dollars from Tnros
capitalists alone enabled the coun,r, Ia -,
"raih't ihs mpo' .rishing process. '''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22
IN THE BOOK DEPARTMENT

An extensive collection Of the various School Boo
in Use; the leadlni Law, Medical. Theological and NJ
celaneous Books aud the cheap Publications Of the da
Alnanacs fr 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
MENDEL 4 HARBOUR,
+ URNlTURE, UPHOLSTERY
m y t|H.fHf. I..rr
LOOKING CLASS WARE ROOMS:
No. ll3 MAIN STREET, ys
WllEELiNG, VA.

- T. KEEP constantly on hand. a very ex.
81 itnsiNc assortment u superior Nah gany,
French and Grocmn Ctairs; II oking chars. Sofus,
Per nnd card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Bc.lsieuds,
Fc''et Stands. assorted sizes; iucclhcr with every
other article Of The latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered in THE city.
Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasscs Of
every variety aud price. Looking G'ass Plates If oil
sizes. Portrait, und Picture Framts on hand and
made 10 order. VI
Upholstery Mare. consisting of Feather Beds
Bols'es and Pillows. Hiir. cotton. iIusk. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Qmlis. comforts
Saching Bottoms OIL cloth covers. Floor cloth.
Grass Mats Of all kinds; together with every other
article i Upholstery Ware. on hand and Rude 10
oTder
Vcniiian aud Slit Window Bind; Window
shades Of every variety and color; all &c which will
he sold at very low prices. and warranted OF tho
best qualify. Also. MAuoGANy VIEWERS. Hair
cloth. VARNism, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges casters. Bland TRIx.
MiNos. e instantly on hand aud sold low for CASH.
gSF STEAM BoATs furnished with every nificlc
OF Furniture at shorI uoncc. an! on the very bcs
terms. 1921 =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

- f' T.. has jusi r.rei,ed from New York
Th"Hdrill TIA aUd B%alumot.. an nnu,,n1,
.'t' ana 'nniuui stock at Fashionable Fail una
"n'ct O"ds now styles and new prices
Having sTehtse,eml weeks ~ TIC Essicrn ellie.
""d attended all ihc uuclsis, AID there scl,cie,
"' s'o'k at : ods at lhe lowcsi rates tor "a. A.
''' vel a'sntcd that | can viIrr nav old cusiu,ncr
l"u '"r p"h'aT IA general much cheaper Bargain
'h"n "'L'' h"use W,st ufihe Muuntn ns.
N"w l. thc umc los Gentlemen Ia re- ul,u;,b tL.,,
Natd,fulcs. Cold weather IS lat aipr,cb,n,
Nh'h al Viii Ia" u c,scuiully necessary /, hoy,
d e"u SUPPLY . Wlaior %clOlnng,
Taking into C nsideralinn the b,,duc.s %, n,
l"'s' ! have taken unusual rous io purchase IN,
O''ds much cheaper ihnn have ever done b,C r.
i'eI''l 'hni my customers invariably p1y me lh,
CASH. enables ne Ia make nay purchases int cash a.
nay own pricri therefore ! Um ahlo iu sell ar cb,,p
70 lhnn ever Aud how "a | still intend ro ,cl
"NooS an the plv down prncIplc. | have no hes
ratio" [" soyune 'ha' can give better bargains thu
'ty establishment in this or al v whor civ.
CL0riiS. CASSlMEREG. &c-Mv s,acL con
''s;s IN rar' a. Black. Biuc Black. Buvn. p,m,. Il,
Ni''tle Green and uIher fatcy ca'orcd Br,,
'l"Hls.l'auuiu styles irum 81 L. $40 rrvd Ftench
E"e'sh rnd Amctr nu double mllcd ard twill,,
nancy ard PLAIN cAssIM'gts, 9TH se a very lafr,
aSs"rn'cn' new Styles riti =, ma,knhly chc,o ,ti,,.
rom % c'n la 81. $50 : oi Ct-sincus all col
o's. puhIri's hud prices. lrom thin, cents io ON,
dollar, Plv, aud Bca,cI C.oths Of all color, an,
qualities.
SrINGS-N Ny stock OF vc,,inrs is large an,
'%'tu't'nli an cui,rc new ny les aud very i urahI,
la'i'fn'' such rs igd Nclv,i. Wooden VelNcI. Me
rim. White. Nlotssillcs and various oiher kinds.
Ao'hdon ANIL ToaLodoar Blankets of ,urorio
qualities; a sil,tGld ntlrlc of nfAvY EEpS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
WuOLESALE AND RETAIL
HAT AND CAP STO T.

On Uuinn sir, CT near lhe Suut I'D ~
d lhv Marker House.
DARE & lIOGE. nc NOW manufacturing AND
VIII keep constantly ga hand. n lufsc assu,' mcni of
IATS ard CAPS Of the finest ,1ylrs. aud mnuu.
iacinred fom the host materials B,h O.! Us heiuc
practical ~llaii,rs, We mnhc aud superiuicud the
MAXI 6 of all 'hc la we sell. oar Caps arc wI
chased IL IN The most excessive Cap Manufacturers
IT. 'hc Eastern Cities, at lie l,w csi prices.
All ,h0se 'n want or a genuine article and nic.i
Aaco'cIn fashion uf Iltis upd Co.'s ~ut always
Ind Them a our establishment, Width we intend g.
make known ani iaikad ol h, ala mcu. lnom [
good w'Tk aud low prizes.
sepi DARE & uOGE, Union s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEiNG ESTABLISHMENT IN

WHEELING,
u LOHLF1N, French Dyer, on the other
side OF the bridge, South Wheeling, second
dooi from B Il Keley's Store, returns his CRATE.
Lul thanks 10 his friends and customers, for heir
former ia'"rs,, and, respectfully informs them
ant and, in France, newly discovered iinprove-
ments. lie gives more lustre, ncatness and due
raeilIty TO the colored %siulls, without ~irjur.nq
them.
he ieels perfectly confdeEtto Sive every salts
iacu9n,and hopes therefore, Tor the continuance
OF a liberal patronage. oct2i
s.tOUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY + LOllLEIN, would respects
iuIiy INFORM s;orekeepers III this city. aud citizens
generally, that he is now ready fer p'inIinG d.
mcsIc Blue Calicpes. in connection with his
l. french DyiTg establishment, aud he trusts 10 give
The same satisfaction in a,is branch. that he has
rendered in his old business. Jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
CApS! CATS! CArS!

6 AVERY. hns JUS rc,cIN,d Le urges amt
- hest assortment OF Eur aDd Ciolh CaIs Ihai
has ever been brought a. u's market. ct al qunii.
trs Snd prices, iron. Ia cents 10 /! DOLLARS. con
siNiug as iollnws.
Super Otct Fur Caps Sn9er Scal Fur Gaps
D. NuiIia Fur dp DO Nlu,l Eur 80
~ Cloth cor Fur um,d. Super Clo,h Cap.
Fashionable Silh Glslct CAPS. Fashionable Purple
Red a d Back PLUSH C'pe; Youths mad Chldnnt
caps il, g-cnl variety ailoi Which vii hc 50 8 ch.eap.
Cali and sec, at No 10 Muure street.
sep 10 : AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
M.HgiS IN I'D C.gEsA!
FALL FASHIONS ron 1913.
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No. 10 Monroe STREET.

WIf.ELING, IA
I'D ESPECTFULlY anpnuuccs &, h,"ld friends
aui the puhlic ~ peuctl Ii,ai he h4s nov
cp irnd a lugc aud Superior stock u Hats and Can,
oi the late Fall Fashions. co,nprsine all qualities.
shapes an! > zes. Ills Hans IRE m,ruiactntcI nm.
der his own lnmcdilie snpcrIui,ud,uca al ihe Il.
nest materials ant hv the hest Il wnr, men. nnd
" u be- sid Wholesale AID Retail. az pnccs STILL
LOWER ,tan they have been IL red ia this ,ny
Tfs'e wishing Ia ~putch'sc Has aud Cap,, viii fnl
II to their advantage To give HIN a call he(,re pur
chasing csc Ahrtc. seq 10 = AVERY.