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The New York herald., 1845-09-22
Court Intelligence.

GENERAL SESSIONS Sept. 2Oth.-Before the Recorder
and Aldermen Rich and Seaman. NJ. c. Paterson, Esq
District Attorney.
Sentenees-sentences pronounced this morning
in the following cases, viz. -
John G. Harden and Charles Mason found guilty Of
forgery in the third degree in making check on the
North River Bank for 5000. in the name of VIM. Joyce,
sentenced to be confined in the State PrsonHarden for
four years, and Mason for two years.
Barnard Mulligan, convicted tor assault of very
aggravated character Thomas ioohan, also another
assault on Mr. Fisherman, was fined $780, being $50 for
each offence.
Patrick McQuade, found guilty OF being the receiver
of stolen property, fued 500.
Hugh smith, John Sheridan, and John Radcliffe,
found guilty of riot also assault and battery,
ordered to pay fine OF $40 each.
Grand Larceny.-The District Attorney then called
to trial Patrick McCabe indicted for grand larceny in
stealing gold watch worth S3l from Peter Chrysal of
No. $50 Broadway
The Jury was sworn, and progress made in the trial
when by consent OF the District Attorney and the Court
a Juror withdrawn and the trial postponed in
sequence oth absence Of several witnesses who
to testify the part of the accused The will be
tried at the next term when 1t Is probable that some
appears that the complainant Peter Chrysta keeps
mock auction establishment in Broadway, and the
cused had oicated in the honorable calling of Peter
Funk or sham bidder, in the same concern.
Discharge of the Petit Jury-The petit jury were then
discharged Tor the term During the present term
to be disposed of excepting whose trials have been
postponed until the next term and sworn off by the
reference OF counsel
The Grand Inguest.-The Grand Jury came into court
and delivered bills of Indictment also present
ment in relation to the landing Of cattle at the piers in
the lower part of the city and afterwards driving them
through the streets to the imminent danger Of the lives
and limbs of citizens. The Grand Inquest likewise
represented evil that there is not at present suta
BILE accommodations for persons who are confined as
witnesses, and recommended that some measures be
taken have sufficient and comfortable accommodation
provided for them. They further stated that they had
visited the City Prison. the Aims House at Bellevue the
Penitentiary also the Lunatic Asylum on BlackwelPs
Island, and recommended that the latter
should be enlarged for the better of the
inmates They were then discharged for the tern with
the thanks Of the court which adj ourned until the rst
Monday In October.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
iAaRS GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CircuIation---Fcrty Thousand.

DAILY HERALp-Every day. Prico . csntf per
eepy-S7 25 per annum-payoble in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday--price 64 cents
Per copy-ss l2E cents per snnum-peyable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at ths usual prices--always
cash in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
TS- All letters communications, by mail, addressed
TO the establishment, be post pssA the postage
VIII be deducted from the subscription money remitted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
fsoypIrT0s Mrw yoRg Etl Ear sBL,sg,<ss.
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FRENCH FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MADl.LL. EANNY lilDEERQY

HO is expected by the Havre ket will open
w few days after her return, splendid assortment of the
newest and most fashionable articles line
by the latest packets such as
Rich More Silks RoyaIand Broche Pekiu Perse and Chine
Sst piain and gurd Pou de Soie choice of entirely
material articles for dresse Fancy Muslin Tule and other
assorted Ball Dresses itch embroidered Paris Muslin Dresses
Bordured Linen Camoc Handkerchiefs Embroidered Mus
in tapes newest ttrns do Embroidered Collars, Mauas
OF various materas made exclusively for herself Thread
and Silk Lbces, Flowers Feathers Ribbons Perumeries
and generally all the articles with the ladies' toilet
$40 Broadway corner of Leonard street. above Cox store
sl12 Ia
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
l!i,|l Co., R 80
CHANGE OFHOUR.S
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS.


Commencing Monday September 18th, l8i5.
Ledre BreoEiyn-
Al s19 o'clock A. M Boston Train for Greenport daily
Snndays excepted stopping At tGmingdae and ST. Georges
Manor
At9a A. "a for Faraine ae and intermediate places daily
Sundays excepted aud Tuesdays Thursdays and
days, through TO Greenport and Intermediate places.
At NJ for farmngdale and intermediate places, daily,
Sundays excepted and on Saturdays Suffolk Station.
Leave Grenpo,t
Boston Iran, 0cloct p NJ, on the arrival Of the
from Norwich daily Sundays excepted stopping at
st. Georges Manor aud Farmingdale.
AZ O'Clock, A. NJ; Accommodation Train, on Mondays,
Wednesdavs and Fridays.
Leave Fc,mingdaie-
For Brooklyn, 6A o'clock, A. NJ. anl NJ daily Sun
udsys excepted.
Leare ,Jonpdico-
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Stages readiness arrival of Trains several
sations take low Fayes all parts
Island
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
street. receive Baggage for the several Trains be-
fore the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side
Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates
The Steamer Statesman leaves Greenport for Sag Harbor
twice each day on the arrival of the Trains from Brooklyn
sli
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Court Calender

Common PLEAs-Monday- mos. 81, 50, 9l, %,
o5 99 lOi, l03 81, Ill Part 2Nos l6a, 81 52 o. co.
6S IA 76. Id.
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FALL GARMENTS.
NVM. MATTHIESSEN l2 Fulton st-A choice stock
w Of Cloths, Tweeds Cassine and Vestngs
open from which selections be made very moderate phi
ces, for cash only.
The Of this establishment equal any in the
city for their taste aud skill getting and
toners depend satisfaction puncuaty and despatch
Those furnishing their materials, have them made
up N the above terms.
~ OUTFlTTING.-Eveiy article necessary TO complete
awardrobo,
WIN. MATTHIEsSEN. 1877 Fulton street,
sl7 I'm door Herad ofhc
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tn E b RON,
lJ7 Ii ro a d w NY,

VIM. DINNEFORD.
w Ho respectfully informs his friends and the Pube that
style inferior TO none w D. will all tines keep hand
The best description Of wines spirits &c selected with
that taste Pecaar 10 experienced wine bbber His bed
rooms are htted up with due regard and cean
ness and 10 each department the prices will with the
per week.
W. has also introduced the Southern plan of providing
lunch from II I'LL o'clock that the nfos the
inward man will be attended cold and shower bath free
to customers. Committee rooms, Club rooms SC. &c.
ain IIntrn
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
5 Cold street. nenr Mnlalen Lnne.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
Icing convenient TO the business Of the city This
estsbiisbme fitted up with entirely furniture Good
and substantial dinner l8& lodgings IS For
and comfort this house equal hotel the city,
and half the price Permanent boarders accommodated
very reasonable terms
All the delcacie5 OF the season served they
market half the price Of other houses Elegant
private pnlors for the referee dinners
per parties Thevery beat of liquors. jus 3msrc
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Mill FANIJTONS

F41SHIUIVS.
HE SUBSCRIBERS have just received an invoice ofvery
rich Scas, Cravats and Linen Hdkfs, richly bordersd
Their assortment ready mads Linen and under
complete and well worthy the attention Of
citizens and strangers
Their Patent Elastic Brace is highly recommended by the
faculty for all who suffering from debility
the chest have acquired the habit Of STOPPING For sale
wholesale and ral the old establishment Of Puels
Agate, 237 Broadway, corner of Park place $40 m'm
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NATIONAL HOTEL,

-
THE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, formerly known
Gadsbys but generally called Coeman's Hotel de-
sres to return his thanks his friends and the travelling por
ton Of the community generally for the favors which they
have bestowed him he opened his esebshm
and them that he will render his
house worthy Of the patronage of which he has already
ceived so liberal a share.
The house having been, during the summer, thoroughly
painted and refed order for the
Of or resdeuts and the proprietor respectfully so
cts continuance Of favors the part
Washington residents during the session Of Congress- be-
confident that they will always nd comfortable lodg
the best the table that the market affords and
polite waters. b g. COLEMAN.
Washington City, September. 18i5. IS 3mdSWis jgb
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d ROSE HILL STABLES 2ath street between
and I'd Avenues and nearly opposite Bulls Head
4 Just arrived from the country, and for sale the
horses fast pacing do several pairs horses some fine
horses good and stsge horses and shippers
SO 2m'nc X. H. NORTHRUP Proprietor
The New York herald., 1845-09-22
General Obituary.

On the I'D ult, suddenly, the Rev. Henry Cub
bins, curale of ST. Mary's parish, and vicar of Ali
breedy, Limrick. On the 23d ut., at Paris, after
heightened illness, General Rafael Urdaneta min
ter plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary OF the
Republic of Venezuela at the Court OF Madrid At
his estate at Laveanet, iii the Haute Garonne aged
50, the Count de Cafarelll, peer of France. On The
18th ult., aged IL, the Venerable Archdeacon Cor
bct. On the 2lst ult., at Paris, aged 80, Count de
Vaublanc, Minister of the Interior under Louis
XVIII. On the 18th ultlmo, drowned Will e
bathing near Plymouth, the Hon Granville Henry
Lord Knox, aged 10, son of the Earl OF Raniurly.
In his Goth year, the Rev. James Hoggins, Vicar OF
Ethan, Kent and brother OF Sarah, late Countess
OF Exeter. In Paris, In the prime Of life, Dr.
Garland de Beaumont AT Copenhagen, aged ~,
the Count de krabbe-Carisus. He served the state
OF Denmark tor 81 years, and was Minister tor
Foreign Affairs ID years. AT Edinburgh Major
General John Mayne, c. B., Bombay army. AT
Mogher, barony OF Ownebeg, county Limerick,
aged l06, James Carey. He possessed all his mental
faculties unimpalred until his last moments AT the
Rectory, Bridstow, Devon, aged 30, the kev.
Corynden Luxmore, 6O years rector OF that parish,
and for 30 years rector OF Lanteglos by Cameliord
daughter of the late Hon Mrs. Cooke, and grand
daughter OF John, second Lord Desari. On the 2'd
ult, at Boulogne-sur-Mer, aged 62, the Hon. SIR
Richard Ouley, late Chief Justice III the Supreme
Court in CeyIon. On the 23d ult., at Old Brompton,
agea u, Margaret, wife OF Charles Wesley Doyle,
Esa, and only daughter of the late Major-General
SIR Neil Campbell On the 24th ut., at Wimbledon,
George, the second son OF the Hon Charles Pom
soby On the 25th ult., at Breckendonbury, George
Gould Morgan, Esq, second son OF Sir Charles
The New York herald., 1845-09-22

HAIR WORK,
all its branches; Ladies Wigs half Wigs: Frizees Wire
Cus; Curls; Bands Braid &c. to suit any shade OF
OF all sizes and shades of the best quality be found hand
tlete 27l) Broadway So i'm. rrc
A G. BARRY, Artist in Hair No. la6 Broadway.-Wigs
n and Scalps upon the ventiating and Gossamer
arproximang the nearest manufactured the
raj head ofhair Toupees, Pla Bands Seams and Curls
Also manufactured from ladies' and gentemens hair Neck
aces Bracelets, Wacn Guards Rings Flowers Earrings
g.. au2l Im+mc
NEW YORK LAMP WICK MANUFACTORY,
3S4 Pearl street, rear Building.
TOHN STOTT intmates the public, that he manufactures
all kinds OF Lamp Wick for Chemical Solar and Astral
Lamps, all numbers Rust and Flat Wicking of the differ
sizes Wick made for factories sample Manufactures
of Lamps and dealers Oil and Camphne city
country, kindly invited To call.
Orders received at the Crockcry Store of ALEX. STOTT
M Grand street. where assortment of all kinds kept
hand at factory prices wholesale and retail au4 law mrrc
WE, the undersigned deem necessary for the benefit
w life well as recreation not TO be confined by the retail
trade such late hour night do hereby agree close
o'clock every evening Saturday night excepted for
months, from this the st day Of August
1876. (Signed
B. Levin, .no. Hutchler,
Nj. Woolf, W. Mckinney,
w. Sturges, Jno. &. Haslett.
Juo. Davis, S. +. SturEes,
w. Bennett 7. koopman,
Propreors of he Shirt Stores Of Chatham street. New York
an2 Im|rrc
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la u L. f. B A II >,
5SS Pearl Street.
DETWEEN Centre and Elm sreets-Warm, Cold and
- Shower Baths, equal in the city, l2a each
Good clean single beds l cents EACH Meals I2 each
Board and lodging, $3.50 per week.
Newspapers from London, LIVERPOOL Canada and all the
PRINCIPAL cities IN the United States. file. jvm+
SELECT PERFUMERY
+ UBIN's Guorlains, Pyers, Prevosts Guelaud's and
~ Maugenet Coudrays Extracts Coognes Soaps Laven
der; Oil; Pomaum Cosmetiques SC; English and French
Hair Brushes and Combs of all descriptions together with
his highly esteemed and well patronsed Japonica juice
cleansing the head mostenng the hair the only thing
that will prevent the hair falling out Sold at VIM DIB.
BLEE'S Coieur Amercain 2651s tlate 27l) Broadway.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
n;'SOEL q HARBOUR.
+ RNITURE, CpHO LIST Err y
AND
LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS,
No lib MAIS STREET
WHEELING, VA.

~ HEY KEEP constantly on hand. a very ex.
n icnsivc assortment Of superior Mahogany,
French and Gtcciau Ctairs; cking chairs. Sofas.
P,sr and card Tables Dressing Bureaus. Bedsieads.
'Tui'ct Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
ohrr article OF the latest style aud best hnished
Furniture ever offered IN THE city.
Gilt aud Mahogany Famed Looking Glasses OF
every variety and price, Looking Glass Plates OF oil
sizeI Portrait aud Picture Frames on hand aud
made To order.
Upholstery Warc consisting OF Feather Beds.
Bos cls and Pillows. Hair cotton. ilusk. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts.
Stacking Bottoms OIL cloth covers. Floor -cloih.
Grass Mats of all kinds; together with every other
article. o., Upholstery Ware. ON hand and made 'o
order
vcnilinn aud Sl1, Window Blind; Window
shades Of every vnreiy aud color all Of which Will
be sold a, very low prices aud warranted OF tbs
best quality. Also. MAHOGANY VENEERs, Ha!r
cloth. YARNisn, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs.
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. BLiND TRIM
MINGs. c instantly ou hand aud sold low Tor CASH.
~ STEAM BoArs furnished with every article
OF Furniture at short notice, and Oh The very bess
terms. sep21
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
Coh'Lh OF MAIN AND MONROE SrREEES, -
WHEELING, VA

- RICE. has lest received from Ncv, Yp,l
-. lhuAde la sud B,luiuute. IA nru.,a. b
.n's' Htd 'tuuui -iu,h oi Easbthlutle Eau aud
N .n''r 60" d' NY .iil's aud new pu,ts
Living sleuh sc,cfil weeks tu tie Eastern ellie.
wd iond'd Uu thc uuciaois, srd There ,,I, ric,.
~ So" 81 goods al lhe loWcl rate, Tor "a ". 9
'et Wei assured lhal eau otcr a., oh customer,
''d ne i"hi'c iu General much cheaper Bargain.
han "ih'i huue West tlthc huo'yJa IA.
Now i 'hcs wr iut C,ml,ul,n 10 rcrlcni,h ti.ci,
N''d''v'vs tuid weaher - ia,, approaching
When ui viii q, 90 esscuiai'y r,r,ssasy /, have
Il god snrP'y d. Winter cloihms.
GA'us into consideration me hardness of on,
.im's have taken uuu.ual roma b purchase IN,
b'""s much cheaper iAuu have ever jrnc O. T..
lhe iH'i ihai my rusiuu et- ihvarpl,v p1y mo ih,
cN,ll, 'iHi Zee ue iu make gurchese- iot sl.h n
uy own price, nVfo orc vn ni,lc io sell f,r rhc.p
- ih'o ever Ani rpw a. I'LL ,uicrd ru ,cl
'CoDN "n iho pN dnNH pSnc,pIe have no L,s.
''"""" I"sHy"g lha c,n livc tclicr bargains that
10y 's.tai.sbm'"' ~ 'i'is p' y ."hcf cay.
CLOTHS. CASSNERES. &c-Aiy ,ori CON
'isis l'i Ii't ui Bach. Blue BlacA Buwn pat,, A.
visible Gtc,n aud other Esrrv cn.urd Boa,
tl"ihs' beautiful ~ 90 from 8 ! V slOprtd Fr,n,l
Etelsh had Nw'ri' nu duullc ,naI,d ard tNiIl,t
'""'y o"d PLAIN CAstlM'Ets, If th So q very iafet
assortment new -, les and q uathabiy rh,u,l prirr
from 90 ems 81 $50 Isoi Cos,uctis all col
u's q"nlrits aui prices, h,m tLif, tcnJs To- 90,
dollar Pilot und btayc Cloths d all coo5s an
1ualiust
NtSIINGS- 'Iy s'och ol ve,tinrs is large nnt
heiuIiiul al cnirc new sryIc. aud vrry durahl,
PATTERN. such ;s fig Vclyrt Woulcn N,l,c!. Me
rlE". \Vhiic, Ma's,rl'cs and y,iipu. Other kind.
ho'6inC~ and Y,ogladp.y Blankets of suror,,
qnaiI''es p l'rc!d arirlc Of HEAVY EErS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT IN

| G LOULFIN, French Dyer, on the other
side OF the bridge, South Wheeling, second
door from b + Kellcy's Store, returns his CRATE.
lul thankg 10 his friends and customeIF, for their
that he has added 10 his estnblishm, n import
ant and, IN France, newly discovered Improve
rablliiy to the colored stuhs, without injur.ng
them
He feels perfectly confdeptto give every salts
iacuon, and opCs therefore, Tor The continuance
OF a liberal patronage. oct24
GtOUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
- FACTORY + IOilLElN, would respect,
iHiiy INFORM surekecpcrs III this city, and citizens
generally, that he is ready ior pfInnrg d.
nestle Blue Ca'icrcs. in connection with his
French Dying establishment. and he truss Ia give
the same Satisfaction ia this brauch. that he has
rendered IN his Old business. jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
Es-4sEe aRa.s'ScNy.
MORE BOOTS AND SHOES
CONN ELLYS',
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE


No lJ6 WEST SIDE MAIN STREET.
n CONNOLLY ~ SONS are now receiving
- large and splendid assortment of BOOTS d.
SHOES OF all kinds, which have been selected
with great cure from the best manufacturers in the
east; aud will be sold as low they can be had
west of he mnsniains Among their stock can be
iourd every description and variety OF Mems Thick
aud Kip Boots do cali, Morocco and Seal do Boys
calf Morocco, Seal. Kip and Thick Boots; Mems
kin, calf Morocco Seal and Thick Monroes and
Brogans; Boys AlonToes aud Brogans of oil sorts
and sizes.
POLKA BOOTS. a new aud fashionable article
for iull aud winl"r wear
FOR THE LADIES.
A splendid assortment OF Fashionable Boots.
Shoes ard Slippers Of every description. from the
most popular Philadelphia manufacturers. which
for ncaIness Il style, beauty CT quality cannot be
surpassed, aud at unusually low prices.
LEATHER.
general assortment OF best Baltimore Spanish.
Red do aud county Sole Leather, Kip, calf French.
Morocco dressed and undressed, do Genlleman's
Murocc1 aud Kid Skins
We respectfully invite our friends in city and
county 10 give w a eall we can suit them IN our
line aud prepared to sell on such Terms as cannot
Glil 10 give satisfaction. sep29
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
RES

SfAIRATEUR.
Fl . T., ZlNN, respectfully informs his friends
"a and The fublic, that he now occupies MS
Reireshmc ~ House aud has pat in good rcpair The
house on MONROE STREET. between MAIN AND
WATER lie has on hand and will constantly bc
supplied with
tkcI $ Rais'ns' Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Apples,
Melons SC &c
NUrS-Almonds Fl!beris. WalnuIs, Ground Nuts,
Sc.
CANDIES Of oil k.rds
TOBACCO AND GIG RS-The best that can be
found IN Ihe CIV.
ALE, PORTER, BEER, CIDER, &c.
lie hos all, Two or ihree fine Oyster Rooms
where he "ill, 81 & iiier the 18Th int. serve IN
olSl ERS III every possible style. aud TO suit the
palaics OF o. customers
Parties ar families supplied with Oysters. Lob.
sicrs, Crabs. and oil the other delieucios in The
season for them.
lie assures The public that they shnl he well
served, aud asks a share Of public patronage.
sep n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22

- CASKS NADER
- 30 Bags Pepper
30 do Pimeutos
Is Bbls Alum
80 boxes Bunch Raisiaa
bales ) AmDnds
cases bumsione
cask Blue Ytrol
barrels I iOv,R
zoo Mats Cnssla
20 boxes Chocolate
cask Chalk
I barrel Camphor
10 barrels CamwCed
30 do Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginser
i cerQons indigo
| cask Lamp Black
cases LlquO.lce Ball
% kegs Mustard
IL barrel Nutmces
80 barrels Loaf Sugars.
All INST cCived ana TO. SHELBY
~ 10 tRANEI T. 4 BATT e
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II At AND CAP = ITO 4


~ On Union ,lr cr near The Syur ud IN
- Of The M,kci House,
DARE & ilOCE nrc now manufacturing anu
will keen Constantly nu hnnd. nrec asso, imcui @;
HATS AID CAPS vi The finest styles. and manu-
iaeiurcd tom the hcs, mli,tHl- Bl.h 81 "a Neinl
practical Iiaiers. We mako and suprGutcnd 40,
rlah' g OF al! de has wc sJU On, CAPS ore pun
chased &c ~ hc most eyitrsivo Cap Manufacture,
!" ne Eastern Cues, "a, tie luwest prices
AHl Ib0se an Wari vt genuine nt.iric aud lalcs.
AaeIicaH fashion Of Has and CpTs, ~ii, olways
tind them aI'our establishments, y, hich We intend L.
make knuAn aud lalhad OF o., all men. from
good work AID Ilw prices
sept DARE &c IIOGE, Uuon.si,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
is THE LIFE OF TRADE
GEO. gg. .gOEE.NiSON,
TINNL III IfARER

z p ESPECTFUlLY informs his friends and tho
z y public generally that he has commenced tho
PLUMBING BUSINESS,
in conjunction wuh hts present business OF TIMER.
at hs we'll Known stand NJ l05. Market Square,
where he is always ready 10 walt ON hls customers
la the above line lie viii furnish and pnt up NY
DRANrS al the shortest notice. AMI being deer-
niucd to give gcI erah Satisfaction IN his particular
biunch Of his Business lac would call the attention
ol Inc public To- very superior article OF Pdtent
Lad "a which he has been al considerable ex.
pense 10 procure for lhi purpcgr md which he
can sTird 10 furnish complete at 20 per cent less
ihln il has neen done lor heretofore lie therefore
solicit. share of public patronage. and feels
flenI he viii give general satisfaction.
Persons in lie country wishing water conveyed
from springs to their dwellings will DO promptly
attended 10. if oci IA
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CHICO pRINrlNc-

a LEWIS SIlFEL. informs has friends and
CnsumcJs, Merchants and ciizsus generally
hai he continues he above husluess on MAN
STREET, opposite BEYNFR's TAVERN. where he
soIciis a share OF luHHc r3IruHage' The superior
iy 90 Hi' ~a''ocs over any other 81 the Mud man
ulactuTcd ga lhe Uuuu. has been known for many
years throughout tie Surrounding ccauIry, whote
,h ore universally known as The WHEELING
BLUES lie has hand a large Stock of his
go1ds OF tie hest quality. made OF now aud FASH
ionahc patterns, "h.Ch he Will sell WHOLESALE or
RETAIL. at ihr lowest TtlCcs. inoog his stock or
made To o'der viii be found. PIECE CALICOES
BED SPEEADS. HANDKERClHEFS, &c., The
hands n,,i putl,ins ard styles
lie hos uuw on hand almost every vnfioiy OF
noW and hHHdsome patterns, snd he can a sure
Merchants wLn wish mu-sus slamlrd lh,I ihcy
viii find ii Ia their advantage To- give him call rs
he l, fully prepared tp execute all orders wi the
utmost nelinc.s and despatch. ard ~ i0w or lower
'hnn ihev can be done any where che west OF the
mountains
IalSajs use such stock "a needs no dressing
AMI Etileftiote puI nuue on my goods The punc
may res assured that goods lrJH. my esiabshmcEi
have no g'nzuE "r sIfeuins M ihcm, and will
always wear Us baaasomo as they appear whea
purchased.
DYEING,
IN SILK. WOOLLEN, AND COTTON The
Subscriber glfn 'slufms Tie public that he pays
srrcl attention 10 he above branch oi bis business
md having rnndc great Ira Provemcnt IN his osiab.
Ishu ear Wlihln The last ycar. he T. now piepaGed
TO give he m's beautiful colnrs and finish o silk
"oulien or c9Iion g. DDS or garments lor ladies aud
gentlemen.
Gentlemen Ci"lhcs secured and colorcd without
ripping Merchants con have SILK, HuUion or Me
rino Goods handsomely colored
Please call md on viii find his prices moderate
AID WORK well done LEWIS STIFEL
aug y 3m