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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-30
IN CHANCERY.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
NJ a. = 0 90 fnfn z

.Hatmsbug. July %, 1876
NOTICE.-The parties to the above suit
IN will please to take Notice, that will at
tend at the Court House in the town of Bath,
in the County of Morgan, on Monday, the 24tt
day Of august neat, for the purpose Of making
Report in the above case, at which time and
place they will attend and produce before me
all such evidence as may be required, and
which will enable me TO report all matters re-
ferred to me by the several Orders made in this
cause--and if said Report is not closed on that
day, it will be continued from day to day I'M
til the same is closed
SEAMAN GARARD,
July %, lS46--5w Com.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
syOlsn n. cunningham

n D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
4 q OF Martlnsburg and IFS vicinity, that he
has taken a room (up-stairs) in the same bull
ding occupied by Mr., LrErH as Tobacco
Store. where he is ready to make up to order,
~, the most
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-30
WALTER s. co.
Flour Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
COUNTRY PRODUCE

GENERALLY.
PENTHOUSE on THE RAIL ROAD,
No IS South Hotc9d, Adore Pratt ST,
baltimore.
I lBERAL advances made on consign-
~ meats. Refer to
S IA Jones, .jr, President b. s o. r, r. 2
!, Gross, Esp, Cash. c. s Farm. Bank, s,
'Hessrs l. Saadstrect s. Son, rs
w. s. S. Wyaaa, z
j. w. Brent, Esq, Cash. }
J. H. Serurd, . Winchester, Va,
jos, p. Reilly,
April 9. lSl6-6m
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no! FOR GEORGIA.

A Ii. who wish to embark in the following
N enterprise, will be waited upon by the
undersigned, who will give all such intorma-
tion, Sc, as is invested in him as Agent
Farmers and others of small capital, would do
well to consider upon the matter. Fortunes
may be realized in few years.
ii. X. GREGG, .4gent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-30

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Morgan county,
Israel Dawson, Ex'or Of Abraham Dawson,
deed, who was one of tho Executors of
Thomas Williams, deed, pitG.
against
William Nicely. Lemuel Cross and Jacob Bro
sius, Adm'rs of Gassaway Cross, deed,
Charles X. Bruce and Sarah Z. his wife,
Christopher Parkinson and Eliza I. his wife,
Lemuel Vanorsdall, Admir- of Washington
Cross, decd, John Cross, Thomas Cross,
William Cross and Julia Ann Brosius, heirs
Of Gassaway Cross, decd, and of Washing
ton Cross, decd, Thomas Bennett and Alb
igail his wife, Isaac Dawson and Syche his
wife, Anthony Snyder and Eleanor his wife,
James Smith and Rachel his wife, Middle
ton Smith and Leah his wife, Benjamin Viii
liams, Thomas Williams, John Williams,
William Williams, Isaac Williams, and Jer
emiah, Edmund, Thomas. Elizabeth and
Nancy, heirs of Zachariah Williams, Decd,
dts
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GA,T1 ARRIVAL.
John MOrehead
III AS just arrived from Baltimore with n
u n large supply of superior
EGEAGSc

5ASS
of different qualities-lst
j. .4Hen's genuine Nutmeg GREEN'S Peach
Leaf; Grareue's Honey De,c; Ba,roae's Ho-
ney De1e-ait ercelient article at only 70 cents
perB. also. large supply o. Common Tobacco.
sEGARS,
consisting in part of the following brands:
Ha,mna, Regatta, Lord Byron, Ifabuca,
J,sta Sml-, Sc Sc. also, tine article Of Half
Spanish and Common SegaTs.
S.NUEFS Of different kinds.
Important to Country Merchants.
The subscriber, having an Agency for one
Of the largest Houses in Baltimore, is prepared
TO furnish Country Merchants with TOBAC-
co as cheap as it can be bought in that city
or elsewhere.
Martnsburg, April IS, 1876.
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IN CHNNUEK1.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, }

.ndftu,SbiHg, Juty 70, 1910.
NOTlCE.-The parties to the above suit
~ will please to take Notice, that will at
tend at the Courthouse in the town of Bath
in the County of Morgan, on Monday, the 2lh
day Of august neat, and if necessary, on Tues
day, the 25th day Of the same month, for the
purpose of making up a Report in the said
case, at which time and place the parties will
attend and produce before me all such other
and further evidence as they intend to offer,
and which will enable me 10 make such Re
pert as the Court requires by the Orders of ref
erence made in this cause.
SEAMAN GARARD,
July %, lS46-5w Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-30

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Morgan County,
Andrew Michael. jr. pitt.
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against
Dennis s. Clover. Emanuel Clover, Philip A.
Clover. Peter Clover, Absalom Clover. Viii
liam Duckwall, Mary Jane Duckwall, Da-
vid Duckwall, heirs of Milley Duckwall,
deed, formerly Milley Clover, Georgeua
Clover, Hugh Smith and Mary his wife,
formerly Mary Clover, Rosannah Reynolds,
formerly Rosannah Clover, and Virginia
Clover, DTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
COLUMBUs, (O)INsURANCE COM

AGENCY FOR WHEELING, II. X. LIST,
Al shnver 4 Sielie's Warehouse, Water street.
sw4HEY viii take risks on Buildings OF az kinds steam
lhoatss and Cargoes, Factories, Mills, keclboSis, Flat
boats and CsrgoeS, &c, against loss or damage By fire. or
the dangers and peTils of the seas, lakes Or rivers, on very
"'" RETURN PREMIUMs.
Their agents are authorized TO make the following
terms with their customers
ANY person insuring a single risk by which no loss TO
the company is sustained. shah receive 4 return on az.
Jies,ion 10 the agent, OF 10 per cent on the amount paid.
On nett gross pFeniams paid each year, amounting 70
q 90 or ever, i2k 2cr cent on do; amounting TO 5000 or
a Ger. IS per cent. Jh'&'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
wRsrEhN INSURANCE COMPANY.

m MS company. being new duly organised = prepared
III IN make insurance on every description OF Fire aud
Marine Risks, such as dwelling houses, Store Houses, Sc
xith their contents. Also. Steam Boats. Flat boa's and
Reei boats with their cargoes, TO and from any port on
lie ohio and Mississippi rivers, or their tributary streams
Nnnlic atoms 10 Insurance IN lie made for the present al
The Once az the Wheeling Savings Institution.
sng r. Mccoy Sec'y.
tr RETURN pyCMiuMS
rr1HE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
- WHEELING viii return 10 per cent on all prem.
,unss received for risks taken from this dAe, where no
loss has occurred, r. Mccoy, Sce'y.
mar =, lSD-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

IA * Lbb, nave now on hand Tie
4A largest and hest selected stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES n LEATHER,
Ever offered in this market, all Of which has been select.
cd ffun the manufacturers, with grea. care, aud a, the
lowest cash price. We feel no hesii alton in saving tina,
We can oder greater Inducements To purchasers, than ev.
er before offered IN tins city. We most respectfully in.
viie our old customers and the public. TO call at our old
and wen known stand, and examine our stock Lcfoi c
purchasing e'sewhcre; aud we feel satisfied that all who
favor us with q call, will lie pleased " ith the style gus.
~, aud prizes. Our stock consists Of Mems line Cal.
MOROCCO, and seal boois; Thick. CAT, Kip aud grained
do; M.rocco, CAT aud Kip MonTocs; CAT Seal aud Mo.
rocco Pumps and slippers; Bifitou Caters, new rye;
Boys Gait and Kip Booss; Morocco, Calf and Kip Mon.
rotS; Lsdies' Inc Ca { Slippers and Walking Shoes; faa.
ey eo,ored Md Slippers and AafGaiters; black Care :
and Half GaIters; cheap Kid, Morocco, Seal aud Cloth
Slippers; Calf, Kip and Morocco Boots ard Shoes; Miss.
ss Boots, SHOES, Slippers and Ba'f Caters, of all kinds;
Childreiis' Boots, Shoes, 8 ippers and HS'f Gate 9 of ev-
cry style, quality aid price
ALso.-3VO ne best oak tanned Spanish Soc Leather;
1900 do. Heniock do. do. do. do.
Upper Leather, CAT and Morocco Skins; XII, Binding
and Res and White Lining skins; Shoe Mats; PEGS;
AVIS; Brisi e.; Ga'oons; Shoe II a king; Brushes, SC.
Also 10 doz. Mems aud Boys pa Leaf Has; together
with a great many other articles, al OF which we viii
sell wholesale or rCiaIi a. tire very lowest cash VTee.
COZ NJR1 wishing 10 III up their stocks
VIII do well 10 gise US a osn.
may ALLM AN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
THE FIR tNKLIN HOUSE.
No. l05 CheSnm ST. beflreen Bird and 4fh
PHILADELpHIA


PT7IlIs Popular and ceatf4l Hotel, established by the
- Messss. anderson, having passed into The hands of
the subscriber he desires TO inform his friends aud the pub
nc n'at Al Is now open ioT ibe reception OF guests.
To those who have visited THE Franklin Iionse,t' rs
advantages as desirable stopping place are wei known
To lsose who have not, IL will be only Necessary to sia,C
that II Is situated in the busiest pau ofthe most fasliiona
hle street, in the immediate vicinity az the Exchange. Posl
Ofioe, Banks, Custom House. Places Of Amusement, Ho
ties Steamboat Landings, Railroad Depois, Public Square
Court houses, &c.
Since the change OF proprie-ors, a large amount OF mo.
ney has been expended IN enlSrgiug. re fitting, re- furnish.
ing aud painting. Among The numerous improvements
may lie mentioned improved entrances, a new ladies or.
binary, a new genticInan's dining sa'oon, new parlors.
new chambers, new kitchen, and new bar room, besides
many other minor improvements.
The principal features ola first rate hotel, the Tahie'and
Wine Cellar will he under the management of Mr.. yaues
NJ. Sander'on, ono ofihc former proprieiors, whose amei.
tion 10 excel Is a Caterer Is well known. His widely &C.
iebratcd cook, "Peileticr, - aided by experienced assistants
viii still continue TO lie HE right hand man.
The office and books will he under the charge OF G.
i. burnham, ia;e the able editor Ofthe Daily Ohio Union.
of Cineinnaii, and more recently Of Boston. In short.
great exeTtions have been made, and hereafter will not be
spared. to render the Franklin: one OF the VERY FIRST
hoto.s tor comfort, convenience and good iiviny.
~ 81 4w j.. n. MINOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
Ms U X 81 " e IL
FINE AMI MARINE INSURANCE..

HYO re TNsURED-or not to be-thsts the question
- whether IL Is better by one sweeping fire, to be rusn
ed-and subject to all the ils that fcshTs heir TO, or, like
a prudent man 20 10 the Protection Office, aud there be
made safe. comfortable and hapR-xe leave for you to
determine. =
Thc Protection Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.,
having already paid over $500, 600 Of Iosses in the IVES.
tern Country, is entitled 10 the highest confidence, and
their agent al Wheeling vireinis.
W. r PG1ERsoN,
will take risks on dwelling houses, warehouses, stores.
mills, factories, &c, together with their contents, such as
furniture. merchandise, machinery, and every other des.
eription 81 insurable property. Also. ON Steam, Keel aud
fat boats and their carroes to and from any por, OH the
Western Waters. on the NEST reasonable terms.
RETUEN
Thesame az AT any other office in Wheeling.
once on Monroestreet opposite tile Monroe House,
and near the Post ONCE Jan 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Benjamin MeNeei'en E5CRstANT 20 a decree
W. y rendered Ia this cause
james Ensiey aud othcrs) by the Circuit SUPERIOR court
Of Law AID Chancery Tor Ohio cOun 81, on the 2Gih day
OF June. 1919. she uude signed, acting as Commissioner
in this leAalf, Will proceed 10 sci, on Monday. the tth
day of August, 1916, q. the front door OF lie Court House
OfOhio County, tie following Described ~ 2e;ty. that is
60 say, al that certain tract of isnd situate on
Wheeling Creek, adjoining land sod hy William Chap
Ige 10 Henry Moore aud Robert Baldwin, tcginntaC a. a
stake on the TANK Of the crceS, theace with said Moore
and Ba'dwinis line :. Ia dee. E. 10 said Cbapltne's lsck
line, theucc y. 20 der. w. with said hack ime three hun
dred feet, thence y III w TO thcl8lk otNhec ing creek,
thence up the creek win the mcandcrs thereof three hun
drcd feet 20 ihe begianin-, supposed 20 contain twelve
tl2) acres coal, he The saue more or less, upon The follow.
Ing terms, to wit; ore hundred dollars tsiOO) Of the pur-
chase money 10 he paid IA hand and tbv residue BY equal
insiSinicnis at Sly, twelve and eighteen months, with in.
tercst rom day Of sa'e, The purchaser giving bond and Sc.
curity, and the tile retained until the whole amount Of
purchase mouey tc aid. JOHN q. EoFF, DIS.
For r. G.. WOODS, so c..
~ 10-lm Commissioner in this behalf;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
THE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING Il
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED BY
j. Fl. HUSS & -,

One door ADORE The United States Hotel
WAITE ST. WHEELING. VA
1.-THE PROPRtEToRS have Just received and are now
- opening a large and elegant assortment of Forciy,
ana domestic 6o.ds purchased in New York, PbilSdei
phia and baltimore. to which the attention OF the chi
Sens of Wheeling and surrounding eoun try is rcspect
fully invited.
Our stock is perhaps, the largest in the CITY. emhrae
ing all the latest and most approved styles, consisting OF
CLOTHS. CASSI MEKES. &C
Ofthcse we have a rare and excellent assortment. such
a. Black blue Black, Invisible Green and other Fancy
assortment OF VESTINGS, such as plain and Fancy
Stain, plain and fg'd Silk, plain q fancy Marseilles, Buff
Cashmere, English Quilting, Sc. &c.
TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS.
Including all qualities and colors.
Irish Linens, Linen Check, Bingham, Ganbroons, and
all other light Goods suitable for Summer waie.
a Large Assortment Of
a MADE CLOTHING,
Made and trimmed in good style, to suit the Immediate
sortnent Of tne and fancy articles, such as Linen aud
Cotton Shirts. Shirt Collars, Bosoms, Hdkf, Scarfs, Sus.
pcnders, Gloves, Hosiery, sc.
Having procured cutters and workmen of acknowi.
Clothing to order. in a style that cannot fail to please
thosc who appreciate a III, combining case and elegance.
and IN fac, the Good Intent will be found 20 be one of the
most fashionable establishments in the city.
IN conclusion, we invite our friends respectfully, to
cal and examine our stock previous to purchasing else
customers which will not only merit but secure their
patronage and influence.
JHHUss & co.
business on my account. therefore my friends and Gus.
OF HUSS e. co.
ap. l6' G. W. GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
A GENERAL INVITATION.

~ o I'll PERSONS wishing 10 purchase any article in the
- dry goods way. As the season is adv ancing and we
wish 10 reduce our stock 10 make room for a large fall sun.
ply, we are determined TO sell ~ very reduced prices. ON
stock az pTcseut il very large, and Ofgreat variety. The
reason why we can O1er greacr bargains than we would
Otherwise do, Is on account Of buying our second supply
FOR this season but a short time hack aud as we buy prin
cIpaiIy in New York, we arc satisfied that we can offer
such Inducements % cannot lie s~urpassed ~ any house IN
ihts city. none excepted. lfohcring. great Inducements
will have a tendency to sell, that IL our full determination
JOHNSTON e. ~BERRYHTLL.
Wholesale end retail Dealers IN Foreign and Doncs
iy ga tic dry goods, No. I31, Main ST., Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
W~HOLES1LE
DRY GOODS HO Sc.
TRusTEE,s sALn

SALE
yaY virtue Of two deeis " trus; from George w. Miller.
~ he one tearing date The Itih septenfer, IsiI, the
other tesrtng date the Jh MAY 1916, aud 10th Of record
shall, ON Tuesday. the sth September, 1916, al the hons
doof OF 'he Coai house for ohio county, sell q public
Lanes SddIionto wheeling, fronting about ssvcnfy.six
Zee, on we East side OF Main street, between w sshtieion
AID North streets, and running lack the fdII depth ofsaid
Selling as Trustee : shah convey ,oths purchaser .n.y
SUCH title a. 10 vested ~ me by the deed Aforesaid.
Terms ofsaie made known on the day ofgse.
aug Sim JAMES :. WHEAT. Trustee.
vYIRGrNIA-IS cHIzcrsY.-At Ruiss held in the
and Chsneey for the County Of OHIO, ~ the mouth OF
James NC. Gordon. William =. Gordon tho younger
Thomas g. Gordon, and ssm1ei n, Gordon, infants, BY
Compartments.
John " MeCIeay, Ezekiel. ID WtlieIs snd ssrsh bis
Nc 6syid Ga N 1SSTgIIfem i2siss M'crsiy, E...se'h
Tbs Tsfcndan,s John ". NeCresry, Ezekiel D. WIN.
ss an sarah his wife, and William 3. Gordon noi hay.
ing entered their appearance snd given security seeord.
inc 10 the st Of Assembly and the rules 81 ius Court.
uhsbiin;s q The Commonwealth ofvirginis. on motion
ofthe Compliments ~ counsel, q y ordered that she sad
Pan term Of this Court snd snswof the Conplainanrs
bil, snd that ac0ry of this order 10 forthwith frsorted iH
months saeesssivsiy and posted :, Tie hont door 81 lb.'
ALEx r. LAIDbEY. Cerk.
WYIRGINIALAt Rples held In ire CLERKS ofsec o
y the CiccBn Superior Count % Law and Cbanccu
fr tie County or OHIO IN the month of July, ieiC.
Is tHAHrEHY.
P~rOvieence Mounts. Comp.strs,s
Arsinpt
John Smith. william cfaig and NoEc Moun,s.
Deocnda~tH
me Defendants Craig and Mounts not hsgmg cptr,e
their appearance and owen security aerorfrna 10 iNe q,
of Assembly and The rules ofthfs COuu, ano L spftaHH
BY %. sfse'osy proof thn they ere no fnhahi ants ofit
C0umOnweaith ~ NirruIs1on motiou orufe C0mrfa
nsnt BY counsel, i ~ ordered that the ssd 4, rndsnts 4
appesf here o. ihc hIsi day 81 the uexf FaU term Of tl
CONT ard answer tie Complement bn. sld t1a a a
d py ~ tus order ic forthvlfh mscrcd .u zone ueesp
pef puuisd iH thc rfp OF Whcciur for two months ~
n osgsiveiy sud fns'ed - the rsout door of ue r51r TN
4 NIf d LkIpITY. rett
rtftuF f-fa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
THROUGH IN SIX DAYS.
&c. a

ATEtL, MOORE, A. co. respectfully inform ihe usv
AZ cling paift, that hey have. ~ az auanrcneni
wah Nuofhss& Co. aud q. Hinton, extended fher SFieu-
ala NsiOnsi H0aA 81 are LiuesdfccttoE - Louis. through
lndisnsp0if. Tcre NIFHe aid Naudais, ard that unrur
neased accommodations csn nov b. hal t~hrnurouf the en-
tire route.
FAgT MAIL Coach leafes Wheeling dsily a. 10 o.
dock ". ~. 90 Cincinns i In 20 hours. 20 ~ LOUIS days.
Pfof Costh leaves Wheeling dabv - 10 O'Clock, 2. 81.
n hours 10 CirCiurafi
n. TALLWAUGE'S Good iu'eHf COath leaves Wheel
ine daily e. 20 o'ciock, r. " - hours 10 Nayrvils. Ky
Esifss farnishod % sl nc aove lines 10 rsries wri
CO nriyt'eeo o~fsioepiug or usrehifg ~ rtrlf fl hey ryfs'
one 81. - Wrer =. ist door tefov tte t & Ure
Wncr ing Va. Isu1 ". r. N0NuLHA. Aaf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
TNsURANCE.

n" ~ % NS0EAANCE
~ ISKc will be taken by The F1SE 4 MARINE IN
~ COMPANY OF WHEELING AT TuE
owEsr RATES on
Buildings OF all kinds, stone, brick, or wooden and their
contents:
Steamboats,, factories. nails, &c
FurnituTe; 40
And merchandise OF all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation U
goods ON rivers, lakes, seas, canals. and railroads.
For the character OF the company a. 10 pro'upiitudt
and liner atty In tie adjustment and payment of losses
We beg leave to refer 10 the merchants of thrs place and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment of claims upon
us. Ofhec on Nain street, IL w. HARDING, See'y.
aug 4.
RETURN PR EMiUMS
vnnE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. NJ
NY or WHEELING viii return ten per cent on ali
premiums received for risks taken from this time where
feb "a \. W. HARDING, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

TO THE LOVERS or GOOD CHEESE
- HAVE iust received 1000 pounds from nv Cd faFofits
- DsIfy; ard WI seniow fr cash.
jolly ~. liz BorsroHp
WTET received A. DE New Grocery. Opposite tme Biz
~ Red Bort, snrsriOr = ickisi saimUn. n Zoe IIernar.
40 salad On, DO lemon syrup, Pfesfsn's Pine Caasenfrs'
fcI Extract ~ Lemon, Eefnce ~oflemau. 10 Cmnamon.
| Meal. cfourd Cloves. d. Cinnamon, soda. Cream Tarar.
! Potash. and or sale chesp By
Wzo g. ewEARrNcEg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AMP
OTHERS.

wzarHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sac, a. lne
~ loyyeSt prices, an assortment OF MEDICINES
DRIICs. D~YEsTUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR
NiSH. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
Conndent his prices will give satisfaction, he soiictics
even tnoee VINO may not intend 10 purchase al the time,
90 ascertain the prices Of his goods.
Any Communications asking the prices OF gooos' arc
most e~hserfiiy and promptly answered.
Hc would particularly STATE. that he has a sean, 3 ee
tory in connection with his store. for P0wdering Jaap,
Rhnhab, fpecAcusnbs, and many other Medicines; Tor
grinding Mustard, Cinnamon, Aspiee, Pepper, Cloves,
a.. and Lamp Black, Black Lead, Venetian Red.
chrome yellow and green, Ncrdegris, yellow Ochre and
Other Paiuts, in Oh; ali Of which he 10 able to sell AZ the
very lowest prices.
Paists mixed airesdy for use and put up IN esrihen
,o,s on different sizes. for family convenience.
Pv,fx n The hest quality 81 21f cents per H. out Of
hisddess and = CTS per lb ~ %biaddefs, IN quantities Of ~
rounds and upwards
j. w w. GORDON
e'3.,asrsr. No. tS2 West Pratt. a few doors from Light
n. opposite the D 4 o Y X Depot, Baltimore.
fb -
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT TIG. AM
ADJOINING FORSYTH & BAKERS,
a. ALLI.l - - -.

ADJOINING FORSYTH & BAKERS,
WATER 81 WHEELING. VA
THE faitcrs himself from an expert
encc OF 10 years IN mercantile business in this city, that
he oen anticipate the waiis Of his numerous customers
and friends ia the selection OF choise and seasOnahlc
now receiving and win continue to receive monthly
Throughout. the season, the largest and hest selected stock
of Goods ever offered In The Clothins Trade IN this city.
purchased from the hest houses i'm Philadelphia and Bal.
iinlorc, and selected froa The choicest & most approved.
makes the most dcsira'lc Goods OF The Season, aud Will
be sold for 4 very small advance, viz. French, Eaglsl
and American Broad Cloths from s~uperhne TO medium;
rwiled pelgian do do, Invisible Green, Blue and Lon.
don Brown do do; extra heavy blue and Wool k.'N dOu-
bic milled CassimeTcs very desirable; also ST lge mifed
plain AVID fancy French aud Eugiish Cassineres very su,
peTior and cheap; also J 4 aud Ga GCIt and silver NIKE 1
and plain Tweesls. from fne 20 medium Freioh L.re 1
Drill all qualities; Summer Cloths. dfab d'Eie. Pefsiaa,
Indiana aud Orleans do; 500 rs. Linen and COitol Plaid,
striped and Check Psrts'ooHs; SiuG Ves;iags, PLAIN,
striped, Mode. McrinO aid other Fancy Ves;ings IN great
irst rate cntter and good workmen warranted equal TO
any ia this or The Eastern cities.
gSeHND .F1Hde COfhiHg.
Cloth Dress and Froek Costs. from s%uperfnc TO Me.
dun; a full aud complete sssoument Of Summer COa,s;
a complete assortment comprising all the varieties, quail
i;ies and prices CSsslnet, ny Jeans and Tweeds Dress
and FrOck Goats; a very general assortment DO do; Cas-
simeres, Cassinei, Cord and BeSverteea Fsnts, do do
Round Jackes, &C. Sc.
Also 20 doz fine Linen and Muslin Shirts; Bosoms,
Coia,s, &C. IS doz. common do, fancy striped Linen
aud Muslin do; Palmetto and Leghorn Hats, with The
usual variety OF Suspendsrs, ! Hose, &C.
I invite my friends aud customers and al in search Of
good Goods to give me a call, assuring them 1 can ard
will sell them a good article al fair prices for cash or tie
ter Street. ALEXANDER ROGERS.
april IL