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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
New York Historical Society.

The regular monthly meeting of the New York
Historical. Society was held at its rooms, in the
University, on Tuesday evening last. There was
full attendance, discussion on the report of the
committee to give name to the country was antici-
pated.
After some routine business in the course ofwhich
letter was presented from Henry O'Reiy, ESQ.,, of
Albany, "a corresponding member, giving an interesting
account ofhsesearches into the early history of this
State especially in the Indian department. the order
OF business the report of the committee was taken
up.
The SECRETARY announced that a variety of COM
municatlons had been received, from societies and
from distinguished individuals, expressing their
opinion on the proposed change OF the national name
Amongst those letters were communications from
the Historical Societies of New Hampshire, Massa-
chusets, Maryland, and New Jersey, all respectfully
proposing the consideration of the question.
Letters were also read from Chancellor Kent. and
M. Van Buren,. The former dissented point blank
from the view of the Committee, and the ex-Presi-
dent, with characteristic caution, declared that Sin
present circumstances" he was rather inclined to
entertain the belief, that, perhaps it was latter ALL not
lnexpedlent to defer making any change.
1t was then announced that the Rev. Mr.. Girls
void, OF Philadelphia, had at last arrived, and
motion was offered that his paper be read, and the
order of business suspended for that purpose.
Some desutory discussion followed, and finally
the motion prevailed.
Mr.. GRIswoLD then read his paper. The subject
was the " Literature of the United States" The
paper was lengthy and rather prosy. Mr.. Griswold
considered that in all departments the literature of
this country was superior to that of the old world
A vote. OF thanks was given to Mr.. Griswold, and
the meeting adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

n HAVE RECEIVED an unusually largo ard
n BcauIiin stock ui Spring aud Simmer Gppds.
which will sell on Inc pav down principle far
cheaVer than before offered Tor sale in Ibis
CITY. consisting IN part Of French aud English Broad
Cloths, oi the most boauilpl styles and qualities
Fnuch. English and American double aud single
mlll"d Fancy mud Plain Cassrmrrrs or these
articles splendid assortment, uncqualIed by any
establishment IA This city.
SUMMER GOODS-A FILL assortment of fine
aud substantial Summer Goods. consisting IN part A.
follows Summer Twerds. Wrench Linen Drills
Creating CoarIg, Plain ond Funcy Gimbroons
Linen Check. Irish Linens. brk summer cloths
BIN Drodha, blk BombhZines; Merho Cassimeres
plain French Linen, Fancy Ficnch Linen. striped
Cfanklus, Blue Drs; together with any qnaniIfy a
the vnrnus kind olhghl goods for Goats and Pants
NESTINGS- Rrk sanr. fgd do. fe'a ShalIy
fgd Mars,Illcs fP Il Sin. ig'd Mnhnir. fed Linen
nnd Silks, Fine and Ency light salrus; all new
Style and Tip Top qnnlilios
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A"el assorted ,lork Black Frock and Dress Cons
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

B'ue blk do do Blue d. do Brown d.
tGreen do de- Olive do de- Black Sum.
mer elo'h do DO brown do do do
n sroaIirg coating do d. French DradiIa do
summer Twecds do 10 Summer cob do
French linen dn white and brown do Cling,
IAN do calico chinz do and thousand olher
Kinds NOT yet nan Ell.
|. PANTS-Baok Cashmere hlme blk CASHMERE
'lue cashmere, plain aud fancy French CASHMERE.
nd in fact, an assortment thaI embraces eyeTy
| lyle and qualify OF material.
4 SrS-Of all qualities. Fashions md color
II mi very genieei assortment Of Stocks Collars
'osrms. Shuts. Drawers Suspenhers, Gloves. Hose
md Hail Hose; fancy satin aud ELK cravas aud
III Scur!s.
II In presenting Tie ahnvc Tor the favorable consid
III raIiuD uf my old friends aud customers can
ssure them, that am fully prepared 10 furnish, the
nos fashionable work 10 measure very dcsi,ab c
III 'lolhIng ready made Being confident at giving
II General satisfaction. Customers and The public
generally respectfully invited TO call and ram,
u ne INV stock. (may % SRCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
nOKNBRook & D.LLoN
HAVE removed lheir E.labli,hmenrfo their
Y q R... n R..lLL.l-.. -. u.

HAVE removed lheir Establishment 10 their
~ ew BRICK Building, east side of MAR
KET 50. few doors below the Post Office
where they have supplied themselves with a
Aew and large Engine anil other fixture fer
llhelr business, 10 superior style.
They carry ~ The House and STEAM,
BOAT PLY MBlNG in oil lis branches.
They have cun,t1nuy ON hand HvdfabtS oI
various te cti1 ton, halefs' KejslcS, water clos
lets, bath tub hot aud cold shower baths. le.
tort; iof bic 'ching, chemical app rmu,. lead
lccihnS, ratni hath pumps lead pipes OF a siz
IS sheet lead VI any thickness aud worked ut
lin any manner OF lOtm.
Water conducted through lCalen pines from
srfingS 10 dwelling houses IN The country.
Also Be- Il PUMPS fued up to order
LEATHER HOSE,
Superior pumps Tor county wells, Steam En-
sincs &c. &c.
An order. rhanklGlly received and puncru
ally attended to.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can be supplied
several descriptions Of mechanics 10 the
story Of lheIi building, OF on the ground
door al very modefa'e rent.
Wheeling, Feb ~, Nj.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

M n Az FJust received y ln'gs aud well sclccicl
II q sIrck at Fashionable Bouts aud Shoes. suIn
he Tor sprlng and summer welt-uut STOCK consist,
IN part As ioll"wS
IA pair mems fine calfsri'chcd aud pcgged boors
l20 do 90 pcrgcj morocco do
90 do do do seal d.,
96 do do heavy cali and Kip do
200 pair mems fine morocco uulhiicrs
$50 do de- do cali monrues
500 do do heavy cali aud kip .
500 do d" co'nmrn k q aud coarse do
200 do do best coarse mpnr"es
100 do do seal nu 'lcr. GO d, do gairei boot
500 do mems morocco slippers
200 do d" ca aud morocco pumps
100 do dn seal do
100 pat bny,' hest H.. monrocs
2O0 30 d. common kip do
$50 do do call and morocco Wnnes
POO do de- moruCco slippers
Is pair yurlhs frc cali and morocco shoes
100 do do KIP monr"es
900 pair childrens regged grain shoes
100 do wuIneu's rail- and kIp lace b,vIs
300 10 do ND md goat bonis
100 do do raiIcr do
$50 pr ladies bk & cold hlf CATERS OF varruus hind
400 do dc> calf and morocco hu,kns
200 ID do porged Nip shoes and bu,kus
200 do d" scnl pcgeed shoes (iow prc,)
300 do de- hid slippers Cow price,
500 du do seal aHd morocco slipper, do
2Ol DO do gamhroon do Ito
800 do ladies line kIL spring hocIcd slippers
300 du do common de- do do
100 do do handed murucco bu kris
100 do do hid Walking shoes aud bu,hHs
l2o do do Gne Md Tun.rd s!ip'rs and buskiUs
luo do d. cuid Md slippers, Nariuus kinds
o"O do dn IN ssts hid mur'co shp'rs low pr,
yIO do dn sprInG hcelcd slippers
100 dp ln cold md slippers and hnlf ga,'crs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
CHANCERY SALE.
Joseph Morrison's Executors,

CHANCERY SALE.
Joseph Morrisons Executors,
Austin Peny and others.
N pursuance Of n decree of The Circnit Superior
Il Court 81 Law and Chaneery for Ohm cou.ty
made on the ihirtieih day Of Oeiobcr 1874; will.
on Tuescoy The fri day OF July next, (l5I5) self
at public auction al The front door u the court house
ol Ohio county. tcommencng said sale nj 9 o'clock
ND the following described PROPERTY. viz: thirty
ieci oi ground fronting Main street. and running
with like width oi 80 feet back to third or Market
street. beng parts OF lot numbered Two ~ and six
(6l IN The nth square Of the lower Town o Whees
ling
TERMS OF SALE Two hundred ,loIl,rs of
NE purchase money To he laid ia cash, and lite
balance ~ Three equal payments at one. Two aud
three years with interest from da,e, secured by
personal security, and HE title To be WITHHELD uh,
The whole 0Rount shall he paid.
may 81 DANIEL C. LIST. Special commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
DIR. RADCLIFFE

IOMUOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
I'D ESPECTFULLY lendefs bs professional
Il a services To The citizens Of Wheeling
The Medical Practice which he has the honor of
Introducing INTO this city, cnmes recommended b,
general introduction into tho families Of the fir.i
circles. IN The chief cities Of The Union--irom its
adoption by long list Of The old school practitioners
-and by It's superior success over every Other
method IN tho cure ond expulsion Of all iprms of
cureable dIseases whether nc uo ur chronic
In This system all The seventies on The old practice
are dispensed with. such as Bleeding, Blislerinp
EmeIies. CnIiofncs &c. &c. ond when Tho
pfomptudc Of The cures is considered, il will III.
found TO be he most econ mcal mode in use.
DE- Radcliffe. will be found al the Office adjoining
The residence Of J MLure, Esq. Main, street.
Wheeling. Va. mo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
MARQUIS OF FAS lion.
G.. KAMMERER.

NJ Il CHAN TAIL Or
AT THE Sion or THE MARQUIS OF FASHION
|hPPOSlTE The Virginia Hotel. and next door
~ south Of M'CLELLAN's BIC RED BOOT. re-.
speciality Informs his friends and The pn bic that
ne IS constantly receiving sleek Of superior Clolbs
Cashmere; CossineIls; Jeans; Summer Cloths:
SashnereiIes; Linens; DflIings; Gambroons; Checks;
&c. &c.
VEST1NGS-Silk; Satin; Cashmere. Ma,.o;lI.s.
YaehcIas; DC. Shirts; Collars; Stocks; and every
variety OF Goods for 3enilemens wear PIesso
give him call, and you will find that he can supply
ai less cost Than any other establishment
READY MADE CLOTHING.
-, n very forse assortment all kinds Ready Mado
cunning on hand, to suit every description OF Gus.
toners Please call and you viii not go ,vov die.
appointed. M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENTl!
Great Match rGce bGiW6cH PeUtoRa d. Fashion
FOR 10000 DOLLARS.

N Consequence of tho GrenI Match ,cc he
N tween ih"se. justly celebrated Mays Psyfopq
md Fashion. having come OH over The Long Island
Course "n The l3 inst. The subscriber has felt
himself compelled for The henciil NJ his numerous
Customers To bring "ul anohcr lot Of hose sp,endii
F'emh Hats Which will he open Tor Inspection this
cay. An p'rs ms Wishing for snpcrh article, will
10 well la call and examine the assnr,rneni AI.n
n very Due article Of Beaver and y uirin Beaver
jnsl finished uf a G M'CAlJAM
sign Oi M' Big Biach ILt rs Mum st.
may Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
CAUTION 10 ALL

Sho ioN III ALI,
Il. ALL The WORLD FAKE NOTICE.
AND BE c AREFUL NOT TOBUY TIE
kSI6AR COATEDUMPRO INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
mas on IT the WRITTEN signature OF The or,
glnal inventor aud patenlee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, BID
hose pleasant Pi possess powers to opon
ALI he natural drains at the system viz: the
Longs, KIDNEYS, SKIN d. BOUELS-
hIlneio UNKNOWN IN The practice OF medicine;
ava Sc complete has been their Triumph over
al other medicines, that many have been led
!" suppose they contain some powerful mineral;
Dui upon examination 10y DTs Chiffon, Ran,
doIph Huntington and others, this Supposiiion
Is al once proved 20 be giouodltSs.
Sold IN New York, at The principal Office,
W Greenwich street, also by Rush.oD B. Co,
Bro 'dway, corner o. Nth street..
Pamphlets to be lad OF agents gratis.
B.-PerSonS will also notice ON The top la.
sTl an engraved Indian hgufe, cross ed with fine
ed pint.
L he genuine may also be hoaeh, with safety
AT ID Guion'S corner Of B,wefy and Grand
street. and Mrs Hays, 80 Fulton stfeei, Brook.
yn' ana at respectable stores throughout the
United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
EOPES. HOPES.

TUE subscriber has removed his Cordoge
d, 5ioTe, % he stand formerly occupied by
Darc " tioRc as % Hat Store. davlnpa loroS
',oct on hand Of Ropes. BED Cordsand T,vinGs
u every description, which will be sold l5tv H.,
'asI "r birt,rci Tor Bctswax, Ginscno or Lt1 y
co. az cash prr"s' The public are respectful.
ING ',.e""'ft. CHARLIE 10 BERRY.
''H Head oi Woitr street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
GOLD WATCHES.

tine iuli JcwtIlcd Nj Tobias Lever Wa cbes;
DIR do JOS Johnson 40
Full jewcled and PLAIN Lever Watches OF other
nnd every descriptions;
Full jcwcllcd Anchor cscapemt gold lever watches
Do Cylinder escapcmcni gold watches;
Also, fine FIJI icwel!ed aid ha.h silver Levers;
Do do Cylinder silver watches;
Aso silver verge watches of various kinds together
with large ard splendid assortment of ladies' large
Topaz, Garnet Caneon. Je, anu other Set Pms very
ino Sorc very 'hca.' do. Also. every variety of
gcnilemcn's Breast Pms and Shirt Studs.
Ruby. Diamoud. Emerald. Garnet, Topaz. Pearl
jet. and every variety OF set and plain Rings; Garnet
and other Some Necklaces; Gold Fob and Guard
Chains; Gold Pencils; Gold Thmblos; Gold. Silver
ard Gilt Hair Pins. very fne Silver Pencils Ladies
t"nS; Silver Tea and Table Spoons; German Silver
ard Britannia do; Silver Batter Knives; German do
Silver Sal, Spoons; Silver Sugar Tongs; fine o:na-
IN, nied Silk Pulses; Silver Pencils all kinds.
PREMIUM DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
\ CnANCE sOK AFFi CTED AND

~ WEAK EYES--Nmice is hereby gwen
10 inc citizens of Wheeling and surrounding coun.
Try, That tho celebrated Opt clan from Poland. la
arrived in this city and taken Rooms ai BEYMER'S
HOTEL. where he is prepared 10 attend 10 all kieds
Of effected eyes. From his long experience in the
profession in England. France, Germany and o, her
portions Of Esrope. he aIueB himself Thar he can
give general satisfaction. lie is prepared ~ sui,
afflicted eyes with The very best kind OF French
ehrysiols--in either gold os SILVER frames
lie does all KINDS Of cuppng with or without
scariying and IN The ensiesi manner Ills chnrgts
are moderate, may 10 lyl JACOB CERT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
GENTLEMEN's FRENCH BOOTS.

-, - hs-NtIt DOoISs
ACoB BERGER ut his old STAND on Nam ri,
W few doors south Of The virginia Hotel. ,e
specially informs his old customers and The nnll
~ general That he has just received from New York
ana PhlIadelphie, supply Of French Calf nrJ Mo.
rocco Skins, which he is prepa red TO manufacture
10 order 'nio Genlleman's Boots and Shoes. q, n,s
a'esi syIe. Having Just received from Pbia.
deiphn' The latest styles and most approved raiierns
y, 'uss, ano sparng 10 Painso expense 10 procure
The best Of workmen. am pfcpared IN G,,nisL III
who may favor inc with ca h. with poo,g al
shoes superior in gyle and workmanship IN anv,
thing That can he found either in The CITY or lIe
western country wy
IN Is ALL WORK wARRASTED ~ PIT.
""y 90 5m JACOB BERGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

IL s! ii At $ Just received at the
Il Wheeling shoe Store. sign of the Back
Mimmo'h Is a.; d,zen al Mems white Palm Hats
u"zen oi Mems coored Palm Hat. 6 duzon Boys
WINE RAIN Has d'zcn Boy cnl'J Palm Hats 4
men Infants Palm Hats All of whirh will he
so'd very lnw Tor cash lar l6)TODD & HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

IN DAYS NOTICE-An persons WHO
" are indebted 10 5 TuId Tor Boeis. Shoes
&c WI please take notice thar II fboir acc.pof.
are MT settled within Ten days frnm Ibis 1afe tho,
WI hnd heir a1cuupts ~ The l De Of The C,llcr.
t"f Tbs tc'nz Tic third nniice twin m ca,,,.,
he lhc lnH. P',menl may be made 10 4 rom
va" 'D"HLL. roy 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
erin SORT AND FArK-A. we'll .

OUT RRD tAIh--As ell ms
~ importing dehcae roseaie hue TO The com
pieHion IA creeIor aud COZ scrvaIor of that mos,
distinguishing charm 81 female IoyeIiness n Trans.
parent fair sNin. NYMPll SOAP. ma, be said T.,
eAeh an almost magical power Composed for The
most PAT of Oriental balsamc panis 10 The ul,er
exclusion OF all mineral admsInrei ii is
incidentally Tor lis extremely bland. purifying and
'oo'hing action on the skin; and by acting on The
pores und minute secreOry vessels, expcls nil
impurities from the surface. allays every tendency
10 inflammation and hy this method alone cfIecu.
Any uIssira'es all redncss. tan pimples. freckles
snurii. aud other unsigbily cuianeous yisila,ions
SO lnIlIcal 10 loveIness, lis constant use will change
'he most billions complexion into one of radian,
whi'eness; while on The neck hands and arms. i,
bcs'ows dtlIcacy and fairness which it's continued
use Nh happily protect. with every appearance OF
yonihfu chorfn, 10 The most advanced period Ollie
II is Invaluable ms a rensvaling and refreshing
wash. durng travelling exposure TO the sun Is,
or harsh wind. AMI after The injurious degree of
heat fell ~ crowded assemblies
70 gentlemen afflicted with n tenderness Of The
SRI" III shaving, The use ofihe Nymph soap will be
iohnd To aliay oil cuiicular irritation occasioacd bv
COMMON soap or cream, Or The cma'c, which like
mat oi The United Siacs where The variation of
lie weather sets aside all chances Of calculaIions
ma "here exhalaiionS and DAMP Together with
rough wind. exist ihTaughout n great portion oCtb
year The NYMyiI sonp has proved an invaluable
prescrvaiIve OF The skin. and froH lis extraordinary
efficacy, deserves n place amoLg The household
Treasures Of every family.
foI saeby FAIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
- III y EE'TIN VI II I'D
MNAKpA,N

COMPOUND kREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
lFDR The cure 81 DEAFNESS, pains ana IA,
IL diclorgo Jf matter if.m he ears: also al
lH"sc dis1gr'cuhIc noises. ! itc the hryZrp e..
insects. rmnnt Of water, wh.ILng of stean. ,
&C. winch are symptoms Of aYprplthip d, 4
ness, and also generally attendant yltit the us
case. or sale ~ Or ! CEjMB ECKER,
NO ls3. Nam 81. Sole Agent
TINS medicine is highly recommended and ou.
mcrous UHiicatcs are given. ~ v,fv rp,pl,i
'4Ie ptrsonf, ~ I've many astonishing trres
Vh'ch % has riormri nov PC
~ " ! IN TOOLS ca.b genuine Amnap,
- M"uso lille A1sils; al-o S nlcfspr & Foster,
'uo.cy. Mrus' hrlc and comuun auyI.. rssi
NDff kcy Wee; 81, common J". Be,l0Ns ul
'l''h Afnll', make. - of nL,l vt ro ,all /.
hdgcod prices. ,m1j 2OJ S4AiL NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
NEW AND RICH JEwELRY.

VIE Sobscr,ter Would respectfully inform his
Il friends mud customers. aud the public gene
rally. tbni he has just returned from the EAST with
the best assortment of rich and fashionable goods
'ha, has ever been offered this city. consisting ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
AT THE SIGN or THE BIG RED BOOT

|, nnw receiving and opening tho largest aud u,o-t
,,cnsivc assortment Of Boots sud Shoes uT every
kind quality aud dee, rPion. that has cvcf been III
fercd IN this market aIonue which may be found.
200 paits Mems Light Summer Bots
300 do DO Stout Calf Boots;
300 do do KIP Boots;
300 do do Light Cali & Morocco Nluntoes,
GOO do do kip Brncans;
1900 ds Womcus Kid n Seal Slropct low price
500 do do KID Slippers (oi good qualiiy;)
400 do do L1ce Boots oi every kind au,
qrahtl,
100 dp Gn Cater Boot,
900 du iu Hall Gaiirt-i
3uO Il" do Morocco Shoes of every sly lc
2OO do do Seal aud Cali dn do
1900 Il" Chi'drcu's Shoes OF every kind price an,
>,ylc on hnnd--n lull and complete assortment ~
Mcm'S, B'ys' and Youths Thick Work of every de
,crpHn 4 very large variety OF Boys, Youihs
aud MISSES Light Work for summer wear; together
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
LIQUORS, LIaCORs.

LIQUORS, LIQCORS.
w, ia%a b s'P @i,o S;sss a. s,: or &c
VIZ: Rochelle Brand,
SigDeue 90
Dupuy do
Pinei, CaSIlioD e. Co,
Holland Gin, BoElen Importation
int Cfox Run,
New England DO
IN and Sco'ch Whi.sey,
Madcria Wine,
PJu Co. Sc a. ;for ale low by
itb SHRlVER & STELtE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

Enn BAGS RIO COFFEE;
OUO 90 do Java Do
25 Bag. Pepper;
90 do Pimenio;
80 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder Do
] Cnsk Carers Scotch Snuff;
40 Bbs Alum;
Casks Epson Salts;
do Sa',cIaius,
do Boston Sytup;
do Madder,
200 do Liquorice Ball;
4O Boxes IS, 5s. l2s. 10 aud pound Lumpo
Tobacco of superior qualities:
do Lsdy's Twist Tobacco;
2300 do Brazier's and Sheeiing Copper
2OO do Cinnamon;
Ceroon's S F Indigo
6 Bbls Copperas;
20 Boxes NJ X Raisins;
Bills Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
do Pulverized Do
l do Gloves;
} do Nutmeg;
10 Boxes Chocolates;
10 do Varicgaled Soaps;
| Bale Bordeaux Almands;
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nos S 20 l0-jDst req
ceived and for sale by WIN FLEMING.
up 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17
ENiONf 4.

ENHE Sph,cr,hsr having r movsd his HAT
car AND FUR STORE. To The large
ant comn"dinuS room No l7j Main II. Tire,
d'orS below hl' former stand and nearly oppo,
site the Va flliel would rc>?cc fully cali {
nten'ipn al his friends and customers general
ly, I" ms large and splendid stock of HAS and
caps "i every variety AMI share in vogue
C"unlIy Merchants are Invited TO cali and ex
afrlne nv stock pr viruS 10 going En>t, as
am determined 10 put 10 II Is hy the CASE az
llwer ieies anthey can possibly lie pur based
Ea'i OF the Mountains. Cal and examine :
yourselves a. the sim OF the BIG BLACK
NAT. Ian % C. NiCAIJAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-17

wi'h The hundred anil ono other tih, ton numcrou,
10 designate, MI of vhich hnve been selected with
ca'e md attention. and will he dispnscd of Whole
'sIe or Retail AT ~ low prices they eau be pur-
chased west of the mpuhinirs
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing 1, rurchas,
small aSsufimrni euhcr hy the package or dozen
"'ldo wei To rali aud examine ,ny stock, m am
conhdoni can supply them nj prices That cannot
IAN to please. Thankful Tor the liberal patronage
heieioi"fe extended io inc, sui solicit aud shall
"hdeoN"r tu mcrii n continuance uf the same
ALSo. always un hand large aud general rs
sentiment oi shor Stuck aud Shuc Findings. iicmocl
and Cdh Tanned sole Leather. Blp, Morocco and
Nd Skins. Lining and Binding Skins, Ualnons. Bno
Wehbs' Shoe Pegs. Sh"c Nails. Tacks. Shoe rhisBd,
{" TIC best quality. &c &c. Boot ard Shoe Manu-
'"c'ufcfs VIII ind that can furnish them with nj
most every thing "a their limo oi hnsincss on GOOD
Terms (arc) SAML McCLALLEN.
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George Kelsall.

George KeIsall.
rs Z lnChancery,
Adam IIouslander.
In he q cut Superior Court of l. 10 aud Chancery
Ior OHIO county.
8D URSUANr TO n decree made IN the abovo
u Cause. on the fh day Of February lS45.
shall, on The 7Ih day Of July next the seme being
Court day, proceed To sell, at public auciion TO the
highest bidder AT the front door Of The Court hotise
Of Ohio county the tract oi land in the bill mention
ed. the same being The second island above tho
month of Glenn's Run IN The Ohio river. One third
OF the purchase money 10 be paid in hand. and the
fesidue IN six months from The day Of sale, the pur
chaser giving bond with good security for The
deferred En9ment. Tearing interest from the day q
sale. w MITCHELL. d. S for
may IL PETER YARNAII O c. Commissioner
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MACHINE CARDS.

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Il Of Machine Carts II The Manufacture a,
john u Haskell Of Balumore Where ,aev Loy.
been used they need no recommendation. When
any particular klsd Of Cards are wonte,l. IL Womb
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send here for them.
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