Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
FALL AND WIN7 Err
DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED BY
ALEXANDER HEYNAN.

A,hs Cheap Cash Store. No l63, Yves, side Main .,
enovlng aiwavs hitherto horne The repu,a ito
vi Keeping the best and cheapest goods in ihe
Hcs.'ro country, he would respectfully solici,
all 10 cali ahd examine for tbcmseives -,
certain mat his goods and prices will of ,hcm'
selves be sufficient TO effect heir own sale. Ills
CioMs-Fine black and bIus, h hIast r,,,;.,
; auu nronch ClothsJ + ine black and blue black
Iia,ss,oIe green and MKT do. Beaver and Pilot
oIn ,. o, tne est3uality! Good heavy cloths
pam and fancy Cassirneres at prices that cam
DC eq9ailed: superior quality ut si.75, general
sne es 70, me same So so Also some Of the very
"nes, french cssslu.eres ever bro Ito Wheeling
Saun. SIX Velvet and Merno Vestings of all
s,ylest together with an almost endless variety
Sa . 5 Jeans aud Vclvetteens; all of which
Shacis.-over 1000 Shawls of all kinds and
prices, p am and embroiderod Tribe, and Merno,
.arlton plaid and wooll.n Shawls. Satin. Sill
Mons,n de Lsine and Thibet dress Hand'fs@
oms; we've, and chin;al Points. Fine Linen
=, &c idIs plain ard hcmsr,ch, good articles
AZ ~ cents cuch' a large assortment of Silk &
cotton pocket hd'fs. Mohair aud Lace Wells
Splen,ld plain aud figured silk vel,cts for La.
,,es honnets Cloak Innings, Green Berage and
,lack grape; Wooden coats and plaid goods for
poys; Ladies' black aud colored Md, six, mo.
nslr' Lace and worsted Gloves and Mit,s. Also
TN lux r%oTsted; merino .h,acrn and cotton Hose;
ne: combs, Hair Pins; Necklaces. r ashiona able
trimmings for Ladies' dresses; SILK and Jet But
,ons; Snk and Mohar Gimps nn1 Fring6s of the
sso o,I syfes and patterns; Pain. barred and
nS SWISS Jaconei; combric Musiins; Grecian
ana hobbient; splendid Infant Bodies caps and
naIessesi NIFTY rufiles, collars aud coHaiettas;
rinss' quf hty French worked collar. and cars;
Gen,temen's satin, Velvet &. Bombazins stocks;
nlack and fancy cravats and scarfs. An excel.
m en. as E5 Of Gum suspenders; Gentle
wnlch VIII be sold very cheap,
Ior iIresses-Piain, fg'd and striped Alpacns
more man 200 pieces. An excellent quality of
~ n a Al n
bazines, Merinos Paran eta, a nd Zensbia cloths
y Hwtiyfe Mousin de Lame and ape de Lame
;;h,f ehnsans I'd CLEANS. new and beau
q Ecosse; silks and satins. BIZ ana blue hpk
Gro Grnn Mationi and Gro'd Antique silks;
Hxtra rich and splendid assortment of plain
inquired and striped Chameleon Silks and Satins;
irmong which is the newest STYLE of Satin ever
brought TO Weeelinp, excellent quality OF Satin
NJ az sE,Sty-two cents per yard, large assortment
100000 yards Calicoes, very good ate I cents
per yard. A Chintzes as low as Is cents per
yard, not to BE- beat. large assortment Fur
h,,ure Ceilco from 8 Ia cts per yard mp. Bonn
WosHen BIonkets aud Baizes. woollen and
cotton Flannels of all colors and aualties-
Cemntrv Flannels and I.inseys.
Cords and Stdcds of Muslins both bleached
Q nd unb'enched, which vii he sold at almost
any price; Good unbleached yard wide at IA
ih Linen .S ard Very
S,hsetings and DiapeI. Bleached and unh,ea ed
Table cloths. Bed Tickings, superior yard wide
at J.? cents. Tsrlaton and apron checks and
Mariners stripes for Shirtings. Large assort~
ment of Notions; Buttons, spool cotton, hooks
and eyes, cords &c. Spool cotton warranted so
yards per spool ut IA Cents per dozen.
Tailor's Trimmings Of the hest quality.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VIII find il greatly 10 their advantage TO give
him an early call as his Assortment OF Dry
Goods is the fullest and best IN this city, and as
he laid III his stock after H. late fall OF prices in
The Enst, he viii be eGabIed To sell to them a,
least twenty five per cent cheaper than my ther
Merchnni in the city. octI