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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10
To the Editorsot the Enquirer

20 NE IUHUS'I TIC A|H9"HS'
Gentlemen: Among The many advocates for The
Southwestern Improvement, there has been none
warmer than myself Among the many hearts
sladdened by lis contamination, none has beat
more joyously than my own. Well acquainted
with the resources Of The country through which
i, is 10 pass, and deeply interested in the people
for whose immediate benefit il is intended, must,
while confess my preference for railroad, con-
graduate them on having at length obtained an
outlet, which, tho inic: Tor 10 the one mentioned,
will vet work a change IN their beautiful a nd ief-
lille country and afford such facilities 10 market
as 10 put stop TO that spirit OF emigration whic!
| has already driven from the scenes OF their youth
many OF her most esllmable citizens.
But this state of things will no longer be. The
certainty that the road will be completed, will de-
Ter many, who are now looking 10 the Wesl or
South, as their future residence. This ceTtaintyw
however, be affected By the character OF the Boa,6
appointed 10 superln,end lis completion. Ii is
therefore necessary 10 choose gentlemen, who will
act with prompiness and energy-and above all,
TO place al their head one who, 10 Those requisites
will add that practical good sense, wi!hou! which
nothing oil the kind can prosper.
With these views OF the importance OF this d.
rec,ory, would call The attention OF the appoint
ing power 10 COl SdIIiuel dUOuSUu, tue uelc-
gale from Washington county, as its President.
In fact his claims 10 this honorable post are so
strong, that doubt whether there is man whose
attention has been called 10 the subject who has not
al once fixed upon him as the person 10 ill it. Has
agency in Obtaining the charter is acknowledged
10 have been greater than that OF any other indivi
dual-hs fitness for The Presidency uaquestion-
able. With the Colonel it would be "labour Vi
love" Untrammelled by any domestic tic, Che is,
lam sorry 10 say it, bachelor,) he would be-
come ,cedded TO this Improvement; and while a
man Of family, il such was appointed, would be
listening 10 The "innocenl pralile Of his babes" a,
home. Col. Goodson would be attending 10 The
"cck Of The hammer" reducing the flint or lime
stone rock 10 pebbles.
In fine, Messrs. Editors, think his appoint
ment would give general satisfaction, and | hope
that this suggestion, though lamely set forth,
may meet The approval OF The Board Of Public
Works, with whom believe, in this case, the APP
poin,ment rests. CAMPBELL.
1--WE cheerlully second the nomnation.-En-
qurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

FoR THE ENQUIRER.
To Ms Voters Of the Senatorial Dist,ie composed
Of he counties Of King William, King &
Queen, Gloucester, &C.
Fellow Citizens: In view Of The vacancy occur
ring in this district by the expiration Of the term of
the present incumbent, the subscriber has for some
time forborne (hoping lha, pen more compe,en,
would perform the iask) 10 bring 10 the notice Of
the district gentleman pre-eminently qualified
lency 10 do justice 10 the merits Of this gentleman
would have induced forbearance altogether on nv
part; but The fact, that misconceplion or misun-
derslanding Of his position, might induce silence
on The part OF many who would otherwise be
ready and happy 10 sci forth his claims, spurs
me on TO disabuse the minds of those who may
be under wrong Impressions. This gentleman i.
the Hon. WILLIAM BoULwARg Of King & Queen,
one Of :Ee great champions OF Whiggery in 1910.
Thi, last fact will doubtless be remembered BY
all, and Mr.. B. may still be recognised by many
as Whig Men ofimes remember isolated facts
without circumstances and without, recurrence
10 The times OF 1870, the relative position OF par.
ties now and then, and The objects commended for,
Mr.. B. has doubtless, in his absence, passed on
10 the present in the minds Of many, as good
and faithful subject OF The Wing party. BIZ way
OF disabusing the minds Of these, take great
pleasure, and | doubt not il will be hailed with
JOY, in announcing 10 the district the fact, tina,
Mr.. Boulware, in The lapse Of years and n the
change Of lime, without regeneration, finds him.
self thinking and ready TO act with The Democra-
tic party upon all the questions Of the day. This
announcement being made, and we refer 10 Mr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

John MeKeen, Esq, has been elected by the
County Court of New York District Attorney, in
place OF NJ. C. Paterson, Esq, deceased. Mr..
Nick. was once distinguished member OF Con-
gress from tie city of New York. His appoint.
men! is generally approved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

~ The Rev. DR. Elton wll deliver Lecture
on Pompei in the basement Of he % BaPE'
Church, on Ibis TUESDAY evening a. u o'c!ocs.
and another on "Wednesday evening al he -
Baptist Church Attic same hour. The proeteti
Of the Isl Lecture are 10 be given 10 Riohme r
College. Terms OF admission 50 cells---or ct.
dollar Tor gentleman and TWO ladies.
Feb. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

IT We shall, a. our earliest convenience,
publish Mr.. Lettwi,ch's speech on the Conven.
ton, now on hand, and follow il up with MIR.
Edmunds's, which will be prepared at an carly
date.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

War DOES IT MEAN ?-The New York Sun
says il was currently reported on Thursday, after
the arrival Of the mail from Washington, that one
OF the fastest clipper built vessels at that port,
with picked crew Of fifteen of our best pilots,
had been chartered 10 sail for Liverpool The
Sun asks "whals in the wind? Is government
sending out dispatches; are the Spectators at
work or has The Oregon question been settled
From all we can gather, there is an important
movement of some kind going on. The clipper
is said 10 be under orders 10 sail al an hours no.
tee" The Tribune states the case thus, diresling
il Of lis mystery
"We learn tina, fast sailing vessel will leave
this port for Liverpool on Monday, and Oh her re-
turn passage will leave Liverpool on or abou, The
Goth inst. The announcement this morning will
be in time for letters from Boston and the South.
We presume the letter Bags will be at the Mer.
chants Exchange or al the Post Office. The vessel
will probably carry cut goyeinmen, dispatches
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

rBIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA. :
A regular monthly meeting OF The Manages {;
The Bible Society OF Virginia will be held ~
afternoon, at A o'clock, in the VeslTv Room =
{, pants Church. WIN. WILLIAMS,
February 10, 1916. Recording Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

a NEW AND VALUABLE BO0h-
n "THE READY RECKONER '-ts..
a correc, measurement of scantling. plank sqss
timber, saw logs, wood, &C., comprised 10 ~.
her OF Italics; 10 which are added tables G. !.
ges, rent and other expenses a, given rates I,
year, month, week or day; also, interest d
7 per cent by J. NJ. ScribIer, A. NJ. Jus'
A. G. PENDLEToN,
Feb. 10 No. I6 Main Sns''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

The Lynchburs Republican comes 10 US under
new and handsome dress II is an excellent
paper, always true to The good cause-and We
wish i, continued prosperity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

FAlRl-The Ladie. Of Mr.. Hoge's Chu's
will OPEN a Fair on "Wednesday night, the u.
instant, al o'clock, in Mr. Bosber's new buis
ing. on Main Street. A great variety Of tart
and useful articles will be offered for sale. u.
proce eds will be devoted TO The erection Of Hit
commcdious House OF Worship for the see'''
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

gyJOHN B. COUGH Will deliver L.
,ure on Temperance, in The First Pfe,h'iensl
Church, TINS EVENING. al half-past O'Clock.
Feb. 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO, col.
ApJoiNlNo FoRsYTn & BAKER's,

" 4 tk ~ ~ 80 FLING VA
TIE SUBSCRIBER fa;'ers himself from an expert.
enoc OF 10 years In mercantile business this city that
he oaa anticipate the OF his numerous customers
and friends IN the selection OF ChCise and scagOnaho
Goods, takes pleasure in announcing ihcm thai he Is
now receiving aud Will continue To receive monthly
throughout The the largest hest selected
OF Goods offered ia The Clothing Trade this eitv
purchased from The hest houses in Phadelphs aud
tiHo-c aud selected from The choicest * st aAprovcd
makes tho most desirable Goods OF the Season aud will
lie sold for very small advance, viz French English
and American Broad Cloths from supeTne 20 mcdium
Iwied Belsian do do, Invisible Green. nlue and Lon
don Brown do do; extra heavy blue AID Wool nix dou
be miled Cassimcrcs very desira'e; aso single med
plain and fancy French and English Cassimeres very su
rerior and cheap; also : and 6i Gold aud silver mixed
and plain Tweeds, from hnc to medium French linen
Drill all qualities; summer Cloths dfah dEe Persian
Indiana aud Orleans do; SEQ rs Linen and Cotton Plaid
striped and Check PaHiSOOns: STUFF Vesifnes NJ sin
sirned, Mode, Merno and other Fancy Ncs'nrs great
variety The above goods VIII 10 made order by
first rate cutter and good wOrknen warranted equal TO
ans ia this OF The Eastern cities.
St"st0 Y .ssHNp e. Ofhil -.
Cloth Dress aud Frock Coa-s, from suusrfne 60 Me.
dunn; fill and complete Of Summer Goats:
complete Sssorin eut COMPRISING al abe varieties quail.
tiles sud prices; Cassire Ky Jeans and Tweeds Dress
and Frock Coats very general assortment do do: Cas-
Round Jcckc-s, &c. SC.
fiso 20 dul nre Linen and Muslin Shirts; Bosous
Collars, &C. - toz. common do fancy striped Linen
and Muslin %; Palmetto and lcshorn Has, with tbs
usual variety Of Susp ,ndc-s, lose, sc.
invite my rfiends aud customers add all IN search Of
good Goods 20 give ne call Rssuiing them can and
will sell them good article fair prices for cash Tie
Ter Street. ALEXANDER ROCEiS.
dprtl ~.
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VVVE. The suhserikrr. enizsns u whee'inr Va havg
~ Ing ~ long experience, fully tested the fncs.
Of Df Eoh's tqnc and aHtidyspepsa Tiis" fanii-
~ medicine. ana being DESTROYS Of extending the lenoa
n them throughout the country have consented give
this iestimsniai in their fsvoT
We Do MT recommend them psnares. los e. a
ncdicae, the operation 81 which tnch prevent
The Arising % many common ard dssgfeese complaints
wei a. eersin sud shectusl remedy sltose wto
nay ~ iahoflng under such complaints yr ins snco
neadscie sickness ard sournes of Toe stomach toate
ness snd nsny other forms n Dysre,sia. for many
81 ihe complaints - children recommend the is o.
invaluable
pr EoT hss nrsrs-ed pamphlet rc'tin- forth more
fully he uai1fe ard nee n his Fs. and many n fs pc
culsr cases iu which they tpfhrs TO- We refer vi
persons dcs.fuus ~ having cafe and ettud fsafY
me.ictre to ue use uftbcse 2 ns.
I Whcciinr, STAY Job fst6.
I WM. q. QLAHWEa q consider them invs'urle CT.
in N. A. NJ Hwk
/ n. G.. wool q. ahrrif n OhiA C0uatt
ALEX. u. LMDLEY. Cefs oftle C.frtf aun C1rr'
i BAtIEI frEtNROn. Director Of NoflL Nea. Gu Ban
I thCHlnALU WOOusI rfesidcut IS BaYs.
tTnOMAsG BLKCK. Com-n..si-- Wc,rhsrt.
rtOM 50 PAT IT,, Dive f0r y. W Paws.
IJANEs " sfOi q, t'e,s ~ 4 n. Hsnt
/ WN. CUAllfNE, IeHufy stsfi..
q =. List Cashier N ~ Hsuk.
Z ID. 81. rfswn, C'erk 81 W. Gsnt
WM 5 WuNEEraCF,
kLf RID CtLbWELL. ftornev e. Law.
e. JANIS 0. MtiNiN. tolf lusrsct1..
forsssty tRYOR fACLL. nyaeeir'f.
teg ~ WseLls., 2ls Aa's iof ~ ~ =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
CORNER or MAIN Ann MONROE sTRgTTs.

CORNER or MAIN AND MONROE STREETS,
r HAvEju si returned ffon New York. Pbilsiepbis A
baltimore, with the LARGEST stock Of Spring aHd
This side Of the Allegheny Mountains Having enlarged
my STORE TO double ts former size for The purpose Of
commodaion 81 my customers a. they come IN / have
also opened TWO new additional DoOss, aud this i'm.
10 sli who may honor with can. have fequeniy
had ga many visitors and much crowded that thcy
have teen competed TO leave 1r want of roos 10 look &,
my Goods or even hear my FRtfEs. Now ! cay
come come ali, and every Attentions wiz lc paid for
my STOCK OF Goods and my store sufficiently large 20
scosmsdste old and young-Mariicd and singoL aides
STOCK or CLOTHS.
Hsck Brown, Gfeen Pomo, Invisible Green, Blue,
spd vafous other fancy oyl0fed BROAD C,oihs imported
from France and England direct sor The fashionable trade
Also aiarge supply u the newest style Of French Cast
msfe. superior 90 any thing ever offered both in style,
quality and feshisu.
.hem eNnei ln qnshy o. variety shall not attempt 70
fuumefaie the different kinds a. present hut sce "a 70
p'ssse excuse TAILOR Tor not understanding he tecn
sUMMHR coat BATTALION srUFFs.
Plain and Fancy Linen Dfining. Chccs Hrowu B'sck.
AID Fancy Cashmere Bontarines sis and Wool tweeds
az eoios a'd gfsdcs TnckaPai and Henry Csy Mweed
numerous mention al he shove nbmed articles win
= cold W ihc piece. yard, made up order Ia NY
REAuY mAnE CLOTHING.
~ sio,s % coihlnf consists n part ~ Broad Cloth
I dEia Ca.hnere tonfszinc. rwc.is. linen Chsrks
PLAIN Lnen Co'ioa chccls dcysfg other de,f pfmn
n Summer 0sods iiai ibo New orb market cui pro
ducc.
PANTALOONs
ctaimere, CHefirCf Jeans Twstis Simmer C'1ttf
Nwua. liueli Checks GtntrooHs. Tues arsf T,reff.
iienr, Ciay tweels sHd every other kiad 81 "a nlle
tnUslt az fffl4 in tFatk iHfn.
NIfi f-Nly rork of Nr..f Or rcftorr thc frtf iosk
irs ahdfi LARGEST srofia o. its ever wss 'ootcd
in aus tff. NaIfinr iu ufs.. tom ~ reHls Pol Sd,
eui facCI ai' ro.orf FL 'os ard ana.f.ce
lu CONCLUSION VIII ssf. t.sI taa Al 1851 se0 r
goods tfttnrf Hau orc RI nF rer fcU1 81 1 Ias ia Of
thc irouiie lo skr ihe fa troH m CD dsrefb ciUt
rsR tHF ifrr sHd foTe m} aif customers IA Wrl u
nrw ores uih rn ionrcf Pei eu''e ty thE bt.fway sr
faofIf Wse nD oiiitnf, tU is daily cred tf tHrl
tnUae iftt lave rD krc 'fffe % tte rfotrun Nfsff
Therefore Wout ffsf orr fnilF fu.lrf mf frlerf
customers, and te rUi grfTslr tn fsfi sel
. ca ifrrfe.rfs A. q lli ".d aad fnf f'efts nul
r'fasufe fo wet or si ~ anr 'rt Tons 9.fei I'd
fNEAf tAtH 90 0fhlfH eIOEG ra f4E .ae
erht OrE 81 + ncQEf HN BiCH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
M'INTosH's wHEATFIELD HOTEL.

=. Howard Sr. BALrtNoHE.
ff1HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his friends
- and the travelling public Rener that ne has taken
the entire management ofthe Wheat6ed Hotel aud thor
oughiy eleansed. painted and furnished on sumo
roT style. rendering IL Of the Iiotes IN
the city, and asks a share ofthe pube's PATRONAGE.
JOHN MTNrOSU
arrival OF Cars and Boats 70 convey baggage tie Hotel
free OF oharge.-3n. Aug l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
- mEnIIiANTs. PHYSICIANS ANr
0gIIEnR

FT1THE SUBSCRIBER kecTs constantly FOR sale ~ the
- lowest prices, assortment OF MEDICINES.
DRUGS. DyEsTUFFs, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR
NISH BRUSHES. &e.& .
Confident his prices Will give satisfaction, he so'ciics
those who intend 10 purchase al the tine,
to ASCERTAIN the prices OF his goods.
Any communications sskine the prices Of goods,
most ehccrfuly and promptly answered.
lie would srticuariy stale. that he has Sfee,- Fac.
tory in connection with his store. for Powdesing JaN
Rhutsrh, Ipccscuanha, aud many other Medicines;
grinding Mus ard Cinnamon, Alspice. Pepper, Cloves
&e. aud Lamp Black, Black Lead. Neneiisn Red
Chrome yellow and green, NeFdegris, Yellow Ochre and
other Psi,s IN OIL all Of which lac 10 able TO sell ale
Very lowest prices.
Paints mixed already for and put up in earthen
pots OF different sizes, for family convenience.
Putty ofthe hest quality 2?-4 per H. out Of
blsdlers, and cts ID IN bades, quantities OF 81
pounds and upw ards. -
No charge made for dcyspg goods In any psrt OF the
city. g. w. w. GORDON
DRrooisr No IJ2 IVES, Pratt, few doors from Lirh,
81. opposite the & Depot. Baltimore. fsb u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
PANNELI;S
AID CIGAR STORE.

l0l AIoin st. Near ~. d NJ Bank.
w HERE there has just been received the largest
~ and finest assortment of the hest brands cigars
direct from the custom House Baltimore that has e
been in Wheeling call and try them all " no are
fond Of the delicious fragrance OF the aromatic Havana
and you 80 he convinced that such lot Of cigars have
really never before hecn brought a. this market
Among other celebrated cigars are the following,
1000 NsshlntOn "a Norma 5000 La Marina
500 IL CclehTads lOOoIusires Coronas
5000 Ia Espsranga 500 Plantaisn gem 4 fine
1000 La Pancga 1900 Principe, Steamboat
1000 La India GfoO DO Dc IA Cruz
Goo Havana Eagle 1000 do Iuso SAM
500 Havana Panaina 500 do Manuel Rendon
4ttO Manila CheTOois 500 do Vicsas dc Rang
Where Alec kept chewing tobacco Of an kinds aud
prices. All The most celebrated brands " Richmond and
Lyncheureh, Of ~, ~ aud plugs sn Of witch We
9ersd with condolences thaf they will PIE the
tdious. Can sndUy s1ge5 AJrANNELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
SONS OF TEMPERANCE

WHEELING DIVISION. No. "a. meet. eve
" Friday evening on Monroe STREE. Cd "A DC.
HENRY ECH0IS. VIZ.
w X. GALLY, RS
Virginia DivisiOn, No. g. meets on Mon.
roe ST., on "Wednesday evening. % lsli nas
seven, 2. NJ W y. WIlSON. W =
FIX BfsHopf h y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Csgfrkl 500 COO


" Ills company, being duly organised u prepared
. 20 make nsuT anee ON every description of Fire and
Marine Risks such dwelling houses store Houses A.
with their contents Also Steam Boas Flat tos's and
heel loas with their and any rort ON
the Ohio and Mississippi their
Applications Ter Insurance To he made AT
the ofhce of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
aug II. Mccoy sec'y.
RETURN prs JNS
rf7HE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING viii return 10 per cent ON all prem.
nms received for risks taken from this date where no
0ss nss occurred r. Mccoy. Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

BANKS.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
hkCH WOODS, President, J. LIST, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
= Woe, MoSd' wv w, shIysr CIV Thompson
Tho. Paul. s,e Mitchell IhsS VEINS Johnston
Meeting on Thursday Ofeaeh week.
MERUHANTs' 4 MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING:
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pres 8. BRADY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Caldwell w T seby las Baker
Jacob Goodlng WIN Fleming SAINT Ott
Meeting on Tuesday OF each week.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
oFrIoE MAIS sTREET.
FieSnsr ssSi fs ScisIen 4 F Hsi5'a'"
"A Rogers JCumlacker
RoB'T, mccoy. Treasurer.
Meeting on Thursday of each week.
INSURANCE..
WHEELING FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
oFTicE MAIN STREET BELOW MoNSoE.
DIRECTORS.
w H. IlIS""s h1S e Gang. Rs.,: aI isS
- RW HARDING, Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
oFrrer ON MAIN STREET, ~ SANE BUILDING sAvISus
AhOsiAS lresidcn
DIRECTORS.
Nelson A " Johnston John Knoie
Baker Crumhacker A Paxton
Baker w 4 Scfy
RoBERT MCCOY, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE CO.
'AT.snRIvER & sTELLK's wARE,BorsE, YATES 81.
II LIST, Secretary.
OFFICE OFi7@E PROTECTION INSUR ANCE co.
crroaTE THE MONROE HOUSE.. WMF Jefferson ,Agt.
MAYOR-M GOOD,
COUNClLMEN.
Thomas Hughes, NJ M'Iure, John Hamilton n W
Phillips, w Mitchell. ! Morrow, Geo Robinson, u
sanhorn, Brady IS p 1iulhhcn, a LAdiey, James
PAUL, w limerick, Tanner, NJ Nelson, Amck, ID
Lamb, II EchoIs, II Austin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
COURTS.

Us DISTRICT COURT. holds two terms annually
ia Wheeling, W. the months Of Apsil and September
non. w BROCK Judge.
GEO m LEE,--Prosecnting Attorney,
W MOORE, Clerk,
JANIS POINTs Marshall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
QUEENsWARE s. OHM

wy have ius' -ercivei direct from ihe e To-dsbir
w Iof u 10 reorrrnts ffe.h stock ofHe A.
f0tG good. rifne. Hr.Hr sHef Iaffcfge au invoice
ofthe much a3nifsi sad fashionable Gs.k Fiouine Blue
niNING. TrN An 'oTLUr WNur.
Ait1 Chine aain srf frh rI riainr snf Tea Wac az
reT sd fancy o. efrt. sad W. feV roTc 81 she same
tHft' uf our lorn or splendid va 0fCtla Flower Ns
res. tfiH.rpf Ofrslfals. a r. A. ard one rff ve.F
I tcHrfif.i ssd crrsiF tfr Fures
in f3tl.ior hFVc fef eHnetfns sfa-re srear a.
sorted sfork ofgaHa on Nave which we ~ iH r.I ,r a.
afv eaHs grIf cen g1 in ths counr, n afoo
ol lrh wr rnrtrr f8 fu.lirse ifis f1c ~ 4r rser,
tsfs hsnso Vast oftte roun.srs sIinr usori ssffs
Fonrfry fessa Sc .nffed GU give ns can ard max
tHe coaira.irar 81 A. b.. eWFFVEF
lilo Gtf anfe Monroe sges.e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
NO. 100 MARKET SOtiARE

East side, l doar North OF Market Alley
TITLE sUBSCRiBER respectfully informs his friends
- and the public, that lie has taken the above store
where he IL prepared to receive goods for com
mission or at auction. attend 10 all sales of Furniture
Merchandise Real Eat s'c the favorable terms
Dry Goods, Hardware, Rock and Variety SAFES on
Thursday and Friday evenings, Furniture sales the
store on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. ThAuknil
for past favor he viii endeavor TO merit aace
OF ruhie patronage. ap2l WM HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
NEW BOOK BNDEaY!

1sc Subscriber has
established n BOOK
fBNDERI in. the sec
ond story of the TIMrs
BUILDING. AsuLAN Nd
Row, where he is pre-
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A LITTLE LATER THAN THE --LATEST
NEW GOOpS

JOHN ELLIOTT has received. and is now ,,neninr :,
" new and splendid assortment of DRY cOOps snd o..
riees his store on Main street, No les west side
doors above Market Alley, which he offers Al the lave
cash prices, to which he would invite the attention az
country merchants, Pedders and his customers rener
muslin dc lanes shaws; silks alpacas muslin De lane,
ana gnghams a. all prices French and English cloths
cassmees satinets, tweeds, Jeans and fannes of All
kinds cloth boots shoes looking glasses picture
frames, &C. together with general assortment ofdones
TIC dry goods taiiots trimmings and trimmings of ali
Kinds an assortment ofbas day and 50 hour clocks OF
the best quality, always on hand.
N. B-feddisrs respectfully invited IN e,II
as an assortment OF notions In their line Il ALWAYS am,
on hand aud at prices To compete with any other esab
Iishment in this city. sen III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
WATER STREET
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IND DOOR BELOW u G. HOTEL,
WHEELINGV A.
TIL. UTGDt~, JR.
- ESfECTFULI.Y asks a continuation Of the very a.
eerai patronage thai has he-eofore teen extended 10
lne sroVe concern, assuring those who will favor him
Wtd cSli, that he viii continue. by strict attention 10
uihes 70 sell them goods the terms
ana al prices that cannot fail 10 please. aug 81
tSIIiON FOR ,UTUMN. IsiO
HRoWN5l inches hich-7.l6 Yeoman--l bell at sides
~ lilo mont and rear-a curve.
TiF--3 oval, curve, l-lG convex.
bRtN2 inches wide front and aud L. 10 NJ siteg
Small edge curl, slightly rolled sides
SET.-3-iG slored l-iG inches curved,
BNSDiSo.--2'i 10 wide, ssin and sa'in si'red.
" SoING.-s inch wide, fine rhhed saiin eteed.
Tic alove fashionable Fall Beaver Hawii he found AZ
: DHABPERS Fashionable Hat and Can Store corner
OF Main and Union stress wheo he has This day rcSey
ed las assortment Of HAS nom New York.
No I ash Beaver $3.50 No 9 Couey Hat I35
= ?,CO No Sir Moleskin hat :? 30
No Russia Hat 800 Glazed has IS
a" l.i5 Drsh Sporting hats IS
No Concy Hat 10 nrsb and hk woolhaf IS
CtP~!tAP !CH~APER IiIAN ANY
Transparent Mohsr Caps
Chiidrens cloth Caps Cents common cans
velvet . BOYS caps.
Boys lik cloth Cars Ceit's velvet six esuzo cans
Cents fine hlk cloth Cars I.
Together with all kinds made from IA cts to $50