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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-16
An Important Aem.-The Washington Tn
ion of the llth, contains the following item:-

An Important Nem-The Washington IN.
ion of the llth, contains the following ITEM
"a fact came GU, in the Senate, yesterday,
which is OF some consequence in shedding light
upon the policy of the administration, and OF re.
moving from il every charge of apathy which
has been made upon it. A query from MIR
Mangum, who addressed the Senate on the
Oregon question, drew from General Cass the
fact, that his resolutions IN the early period o.
the session, looking to military preparations,
were presented with the sanction Of the Presi
dent of the United States"
Hon. Slavery pas abolished in Ne,o York
Mr.. Spencer, a Senator in the New York LIE.
gisature few days since, 10 speech before
the Senate ofthat State, referred to the aboli
ton slavery in lass achuset,s. He said there
was no specific record of its abolition. Johr
Quincy Adams had informed him of the proba
BILE manner 10 which slavery was abolished II
NJ ass achusetts. 1t was in this wise: A note
had been given for the price OF a slave, II
1877. This note was sued; and the court RI
led. that the maker had received no consider
alton, as a man could not be sold. From tina
time forward slavery died in the old Bay State
4 HIDING IN CoFyIN.-"Richard the Third
was advertised for performance--Rchard, b.
! Mr.. Somebody forgot who, now-but u wa
some great man. | could not resist the at
traction; 60 l must, and 60 did.
Abou, four o'clock, P. NJ, entered the bac
door, which happened to be unguarded at tn
time, and wen, up to my old quarters IN tn
carpenters gallery. felt my way IN the dar
until | fonnd something which appeared to be
. large box, into which popped without tn
least hesitation, and closed the lid. For NOR
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-16
From the Louisville Democrat.
THE WING POSITION.

Mr.. Webster has solemnly pledged himself
and even although war ehould be the conse.
|quence. Wha, ground is there then, for the
repeated assertions of the wings, that the Pres
ident has the ability to settle the question at
any time! As the case now stands, he has con.
ceded all that the wings themselves allow can
be conceded. 1t is manifest, therefore, that the
question OF compromise, peace or war, does not
rest with our government, but with that Of
England.
We have no doubt, that the speech OF Mr.
Webster will have a considerable effect in Eng
land 1t may be tina, it vii, produce an offer
to settle upan the line that was once rejected.
as Mr.. Webster will there be recognized as one
Of the leading advocates Of British interests in
this country, and his declara tions may be re-.
garded as an indication that nothing more can
be ob,ained. We have all along been convin.
ced, that nothing has heretofore prevented an
acceptance of our offers, but the impression in
England that there was a powerful party in
this country, opposing the administration and
disposed to yield up the whole territory to the
north of the Columbia river. SO long az there
was prospect of gaining this territory by ne.
gotiation, it was perfectly natural for the Brit.
ish government, in insist upon it.
The speech Of Mr.. Webster may remove
this prospect; and as an indication of the uni.
ted determination of the whole American PEG.
pie to adhere firmly to the line of 40, it may
produce disposition TO settle the question by
making that the boundary.
Suppose, however, Great Britain refuses Ia
accept that line. What then will the wings do!
will they come forward manfully and sus.
tain the President in sdheripg to his present
positions and refusing to yield more Of the terri.
tory! We are inclined to think the mass oil
them will. but we doubt very much II their lea.
ders will do so.
| ENGLISH Buster Many are under the
impression that the late news from England il
OF most threatning nature; and the Romers
news has spread anew the war panic. To US
however, it appears even more pacific thar
there was any reason to anticipate. There is
of course, decided demonstration that CLAIM
for re whole OF Oregon, and refusal on GU
part to hold any farther negotiations for set
Element, would be taken as war movement
But, on the other hand, there is in every Eng
lish paper we have seen, full intimation give
that any compromise, which did not entirel
shut out Great Britain, and force her to tn
humiIistiug acknowledgment tina. she had n
claim whatever, would be accepted in prefer
ence of war. In another place we give an ex
tract from the Times, Of character too sgn
ficantly pacific to be mistaken. We here adj
the following from the Examiner, from which
will be seen that it processes to 60 farther, W
venture 10 say, than ever John Bull went be
fore. That paper says:-Sentinel.
The grea, dific atty 10 this question is' an
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-16
BY THEoPHILUs FISK

pA modern writer gives the following emu.
ueration OF the expression of female eye
"The glare, the stare. the sneer, the invitation,
the defiance, the denial, the consent, the glance
OF love, the flash Of rage, the sparkling Of hope,
the languishment Of softness, the squint Of sus.
pcion, lhe'fire Of Jealousy, and the us.re Of
pleasure"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
M. & II. SWEENEY.
ETAVE just received aud cpeneu 100 p,cknc
FINE CHINA snd QUEENSNARl


AVE jus, received aud rpeneu 100 packages
FINE CHINA end QUEENSWARE
ATaeng other articles they have
Fme Gold hpnd China Tea SeIs from 81 To 100 p,
Riob Gill and Fancy ds do
Do O. extra iine do
Richly decorated Manicl Or amenls Colleagues. Fan.
cy Ink. Baskets DC ia great variety.
The Ladies are invited To call and examine
these, as they surPsss any thing Ui the kind ever
before brought ia cr,nry aud are worth seeing
Rich G'lI aud embossed Fruit Baskets. laced & high
White China do n do d.
Gill shi plain ConFoers, Casscrul'cs. Turrecns
Boats nnI Sand,; rea Pots. Sugars AMI C,cans
Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucer. Plates. sc, huied
plain and Ia"cy styles IN sells or pieces To sun Gus
TONERS
Ia common wnrc we have Li"errrol Dishes ond
Plnies ui all sizes. Teas nnd Cflces. Tea aud Cfec
Pois. Sugars and Cream. &c, oi vnriaus colors.
prinieJ. tt,wiu hue atj Fancy Toilet Sets. com.
raon edged Plates. Dish, $. Teas. sc. &c. with eve
~ nihcr au,ole usually KEEP, The must extensive
establishments IT. The country. aud Which the pnbio
need only call and price 10 he satisfied that sell
lower than hey can be purchase elsewhere We
have on hand and are constantly manufacturing
Cut and PLAIN Hall Lemps. Lanterns. Tomblers.
ID shes. DC; which mgeIhcr with our stock Of
Qneensware. VIC invite the a ienon ol purchasers
eiiher Wholesale or retail. Warehouses Nos and
MoDfnp 81 tVheeting Eo my -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
LICKING YALLEY
sTEAM PArENT CO{DAGE

fNNl IAitNI W fDAltt
AND OAkUM MANDATORY
NILS establishment Is onr OF the largest IN lhe
A Uniun-ombracing entirely new patent ma.
ehInery for every brnirh of The business. The
Hemp Is hacklcj IN i's full length nni sp1n from
the end so ihl The 6hfes are not duubled nud HE
consequence oi Ills new process of hacking and
spinning Is, the Rope, whca made. pssc iuIl 25
PC Ct n"re strength Than ihe handmade. The eslab.
lishmenl hns been ~ operation Ter IL months. and
The Rope has already acquired a credit over Ike
Eastern make. and the prices of ih, article ore as
low as can he purchased East. 4 urge and gen =
eral assortment OF every description OF Rope viii he
KEPT constantly on hand; such NJ
Patent Manila md Hemp Rope
Packing Yam BILE Rope Ctiion DO
Trace. Halter md Bed Cord Rope
Plough, Cod Trout. Deep Sea and Lead Lines
llsmbro Lme-. Hous,n, and Marine
Spun Yam. Snsh Cord DC &c
have jus, received an extensive assoriment el
Manila R'Fe m nuincv red al The above Fuclory,
consisting II Iluwsers. Check Lines Of all szes,
Warps. &C. The check lines are from 9 % 900 yds
~ length. and Will be gold at Cincinual or PiIs-
hurgh prices. Acting rs Agent ! ain authorised Ia
sell nr cAsn only Per ons DESTROYS ei purchasing
god orIcie will please give me a call Rope
Store Water 81. If BERRY
Wcils5nIgh Transcript copy 10 amount Of 81.
np2J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
RETURN PREMIUMS.
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS AND
OTHERS,

HNIIE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale
nj the lowesl prices. M assortment oi MD.
ICINES, DRUGS. DYESTUFF S. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. VARNISH. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction. he so
lieiis even ihO.o who may intend io purcbosc AZ
the time, 10 ascertain The prices Of his goods.
Any communications asking The prices Of goods,
are most chscTfuly and promptly answered
Tie would particularly Stale. that he has Steam
Factory in conGcTion with his store. for PJwdcring
JaIap, Rhubsrh. Ipecacuanha. and many other
Medicines; for grinding Mustard Cinnamon. Als-
rice Pepper, Cloves, Sc; ind Lamp Black. Black
Lead, Vesidan Red Chrome yellow and green
Verdegris. yellow OchTe and ohe, Paints. ~ oil
ell Of which he Is abo 10 sell Of the very lowest
prices
Paints miTed already for use and pui up IN cor
then pots Of different Tor family convenience
Putty ofthe best quality At % cents per 10. ou
Of bladders. and cts PER 10 IN bladdsfs qusnIi
ties of so pounds and upwarts
arNo charge made Tor delivering goods IN ouy
pau Of the city. w w GORDON
DsUcofsr, No i52 West Priu. few doors from
Light ~. end opposite the q ORR Depot.
kb % BALTIMORE.
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For SALE.

TnNUE SUBSCRIBER oiers for salo Lots Nos
n 5 aud - IA the 9Th square Of The addition
IN South Wheeling Called Rucheiuwu) laid out
by Saml Sprigg aud Jnu Richie. upon which Is
erected n comfortable aud cRvenienl brick dwell
ling. and has an excellent garden containing a vac
fey of choice Ffuil Trees and Shrubberyi good
well Of wd.er. sinb'ing. smuke h,nse. &c aud j.
pleasantly situated. The property ID now occupied
by Jlcob T. Bier aho will lake pleasure 10 showing
it 10 any one desiring To purchase.
ALSO-Thc Undivided one bali nf lois Nos ]
and 9. and The undivided hale ol the Nor taf of
Let No in The 2d square The ahove said nddi.
ton To SOUTH Wheeling with their improvements.
consisting of large irome dwelling containing l6
rooms IL and o ieei each. aud oiher bindings sc
ALSo-Lol No I76 in Feet Wheeling. beng NJ
the South Conner 81 John and Filth Streets; sand loi
has three fronts. making 24l feel--hes erected on
u a comfortable tame dwelling now occupied by
Philip Bier E.q.
ABSO-4 0 feet Of The Fast Side Of lot No las
~ Eusj Wheeling on John street. uppn which -
erected good TWO story brick dwelling. now occn.
pied Ivy tho subscriber. The above properly will
be sold At low prices and on accommodating terms.
ap IL d 4 G LETTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
RELIEVE AND LIVE
BELIEVE AND LIVE,
UOndejW Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
on Thomson 5 compound Sytp Of Tar Ond
Hood Naphthal

Wood Naphthoi
Pu'LADEI FuiA Ma, 1T
Mr. : = Thrmi s1n-Dcar Sr--li is not wuh,n
IA" p,Nsr oi Language ~ cxircs- 10 you he cr,ii
udt feel tor y"nr kiuducS,. hat had ability the
fame at ,uur medicine should he sundcd through
Aic World .ud tho hcn,h l of suffering hrman,iy
ia CV,ty elmo. dn i.oi say too much AID we'll
aucsird facts bear ont. when say your com
pound Syrup OF Tnr aud Wuod Nayhtha. hn, ihruurh
Provdcm = literally raised me ffum death bed.
Last fall contracted q severe cold residing ia
violent Inflammation 81 he lungs which threw me
us rapId decline, with rackiDg cough, spiiing OF
b'oH. palpuation OF The heart aud opprcs,lon; aud
times Tie Giro ulnion seemed suspended, a rud-
would come over me. and felt that the pow
crs of life were fast giving way. Nothing | took
heneiited me. my nppetiie having len me. my siu-
mach aud buMels being completely derangcd aud
my physician COVE meuP. saying | was post help
and must diet
Mr. V,ckets. one ofihe undersigned. called 10 see
ard kindly brought ine a holile of your med cine
hal iuuad me ia dying state, nc len The medicine
however. pnd 81 inr revived as io swallow with
great difficulty tcnspo,nhIl and astonishing ipdeed
was it's effects; before mixing my irst bottle threw
oil rom my lungs large annuiily Of corrupt mater
which relieved me wonderfully and enabled nv
lungs To heal. The disease completely arrested
and 10 your invaluable medicine alone owe nv
rcsorniion TO health, For some time he'd cha5ee
oi The Jcfle rsnn y \ Sn,ieiy's Reading Runm aud
thousands know me and en- bear vnnCss that The
lurcpoi Z statement IL strictly true.
With feelings of lasting era,l'nde,
ain rcspo chlly YOURS. sc.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Chat!ute ,ireet above George.
We Inc undrrsieneh. hrinG personally acquainted
wilh Washington Mack aud his sufl-ru es. bear
witness 10 the astonishing effects of Thomson's
cumaonni s,rup ri Tar and Naphlhn. and The ruIh
OF the Rhnve statement.
JOSEPH WINNER. 3iS North Third ST.
DAVID VICKERS 40 Aimord ST.
HUGH MGtNLEY
$ T. corner of Tnmmany and Fuurt Sis.
GEO w JOHNSON. Marker square.
leb / o 6m SOls y gent iur Weston Va.
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rMONTsoN's
. - 80 - .s.Fss ~ wv -
20 NJ PoU Nd SYRUP OF TAR

RND WI
For the cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
Bronchitis, AsthmO, Chronic CotoYrh. m
fHeRsa, Obstinate Coughs. S1yiiiiRg Of
Blood. Throat Disease or Chronic LaTr1i.
gifts. P0lPiiaiior Of The Heart ond Lirtr
Co1gPlaint, also, UhOoping Cough, Colds.
DC.
The Compound syrup of Tn, nnd Word Narhiha
!. combination herctuiurc uTkuowu. e1ctuug y
power over hoarseueSs SCARCELY cpi.cevable; huvuV
q specific aCii"n On The mocus Tissue mud nj tne
,amc time bringing he whole system under ~
powerful u Thence ~ completely Graduates The
cause ct disease. be - Hereditary Otherwise aud
~ striking al the rni ul Ihr complaint impsrls I,ne
10 he dehl,tlcd rau,e aud gives teaewcd igur tu
he general ,ysicoaud Restores he patient 10 p,cma.
lufe health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
KEEP lr BEFORE TuE PEoPLEn
JOHNSTON d BERRYHILL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS m
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
No. l3l Nam Sfreei vU.

NO. l3l Didin Street, WHEELING.
VA OCLD advise all persons wishing la MIR.
w chase anything ia Their line tn give Them
cah- We have been continually receiN ing goods
SINCE The hfsi OF The Spung aud we believe we
have almost every article that can he called for in
he Dry Goods way. nj The same time comprising n
great many articles ouly kept for wholesale ing
which not usually kept ina Dry Goods house.
LADIES DRESS GoODS-Lawns; Balzlrines >;
Baragcs; Lace Lawns; Bingham do While glass DO.
SILK siIiped Bingham; plain and bard Ginehnm OF
every description; blnrk do. Cir CHAM Lawn robes;
Jaconel aud Sw les do NIousn de Lame do. Nous
I'm de L,incs; cashmcrss; Swiss MUslins; barred d.
striped do cambfcs; Tnrleon hlusns all colors
Shawls and scars OF The latest styles; Gross Skirs
corded do. Damask do freHch worked c"llars,Sacn.
GERS; cravais; Bonneis ord Bonnet Ribbons; can
bsrders; ariiicinls; Flowers; &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN--rinc md snpcrfne
French aud English clu,hs, do cns.imeres; Gam.
hfoons; Twceds; Lines Drillings; Bid aud csored
Summer cloths; dfap d'Eia; bard and plain iilon
d illIng; silk and satin Vesling; Fine Merina; Mar.
'eillcs an Valencia do. cravals Cloves and Suspen
ers; Hosiery; slrPcd ami plain Irish Llnen Shirt.
org Mushns; bleachcd and bro; silk and merino
Undershr,s; Lambs Wool DO Linen cambrc hdkls
l'ain and colured.
DOMESTIC GOoDS--Bro' Muslins Tl,kings
checks, marine shrtlng. Furniture Plaid, blue Do.
nestle cnlicoes; Tuwelling Of every description;
Birds eye Dinper:Da mask do crash Linen Shceing
Ia en- and cilnn Table cloilr; bleachcd anG brown
Linen ctumb CLOTHS; Napkins; &c &c.
CARPErS-CARPETS on orr second n ,or; Oil
cloths very heavy, and also Table Oil cloths; Straw
Mailing; Rugs. &c.
Ilauers' Furs and Trimmings ny the VII olcsnle
CAPS Of every description; Linen Butlaps. Just
reed by JOHNSTON & BERRYIIILL.
may 8 No l3l Nam 81. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

OIL CLOTHS, TEA CLOTHS TABLE
CLOTHs.w WINDOW BLINDS FIRE SCREENS.
DOOR PIECES. COACH CURTAIN STUFF.
GREEN BAiZE FOR Side BOARDS, BU.
REAUS STANDS &C. SILK MD MUSLIN
APRONS tOR CHILDREN.
WOSEPH WOOD. of En-t Whcclivy. wpuh rc
o spectlBlly iaiufan he puhhc ,hafhc s fftpir.
ed g. esecule orders iof anything enumerated at,ye
oT IN his lne wiIh ueatntss. durability GOD dcspst,h
House Painting, GlazIng und Paltf H.ugiog si.u
stteudsd 10.
Residence and shop nesr lhc old Crown Clao
Works. ap "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
No. 100 mAWNET SQUARE,

East SIZE. Il or Nurk II No, let ARey.
fENIE SUBSCRIBER re-pcctully in.otms lila
= frcuis and ihc public, that he IA, nhch The
above sl"rs Where he - prepared to receive gn,i4
or sale On commi@.lun ur 80 auction nIieia 70 AL
'a'es 81 Furniture, M,rchlhdi.e Rca Estate On
DE most favorable Terms Dry Ga ds HARDWARE
b'uk and Variety SIle' on Tuesday 6nd Fridsy
evenings. Furniture sales al Ihe s'oic on Wc,nes.
diy aud SptuJdIy mornings. Thankful for lnst
iavots. he viii sudeavnr 10 merit coutinunnce IL
public patronage. nP2l WM HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
NEW GOODS.
GREER & MOTTE,

NO I62 MARKET STREET,.
HAVE !USF RECEIVED fron, The Eastcts
Cmcs.n large assnnmsnI ~ Fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Which ombraess OIL The mnsi fashionable style n
GO,'is for Ladies' dfesscsaud every variety OF Cen
w. mems Wear. winch they offer us as reasonable
terms rs they can be purchased al nny other house
~ His city. We can make u IA object for ihose
who give a call 10 purchase NihUul looking else
whefe
DRESS COODS-Nev style Organdie Robes
French Lawns, new paiicrns; Balznrnes French
and English Ginghams Barages. GIDRham Lawns;
Alpacas. Sc.
A large sssnumenl ofCnhcncs Cheap.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Brown ord Bea,hrd Muslin. Ticking. DnIlinrs.
Checks. ploin anI PLAID Colon Goods lef P6nis
ard Coats. &c. Sc.
CENTLEMENS' WEAR Frcnch, Fnrl..h and
Bc'gao Cloths oil culors; PLAIN md laucy Cast
mercs .Slftuefs Jeans. Cashmcrcite Summf Cioihs
PLAIN md Fancy Liuen Outings S,in and "jhe'
Vcuiug.. SILK. Linsn and Gamble lldFis Susp r..
dera. &c.
I Evcry tiudof Rronets. Ribbons ari Tnmminrs
PifaspI4. San Shades, lhe newest styles, u .bur
eser1hmg that is usually Kept 100 Dy Coodl
Sore. 90 lG
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" MS u IL II " G. E.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..

FIRE NM Nj ANINE INSUHANOE.
YlNOBE lNSURED-or lot 10 be-ihnis the
question whether il is better by one sweep
Iig fire. 10 be ruined-and subject To all The ill.,
that flesh is heir TO. or, like prudent man go 10 the
Protection Office. and there be made safe, comforia-
BILE aud happy--we leave fur YOU g. determine.
The Protection Insurance Company of Hartford.
Conn, having already paid over $500 900 of losses
in the Western Country. Is entitled 10 The highest
confidence. and their agent nj Wheeling. Vrsinia.
w + PETERSON.
will take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores, mills. factories, &c, together with their com
tents, such as furniture. merchandise. machinery,
aud every other description OF nsuiahle properly
Also en steam. keel and Hat boats and their cargocs
io and from nny port on The Western Waters, Ola
the most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same MS at any other flee in Wheeling.
Office On Monr.e street opposite tic Monroe
IIon g. aud The Post Office jan 10
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BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM!
AT The SIGN OF THE
BLACK NlANa VEOTEa ROOT

OOhH ERd OF huTkI square.
TNODD HOWELL, have iust returned
irum The eastern manufacturer. witha large
and g. neral assortment Of Boots. Shoes. Leather
Lass. Findings, SC; which have been selected
~iib great care, expressly for Spring aud Summer
Trade which hey pledge themselves are OF rs good
qualify & will be sold a. low any o az lots OF The
same srucie That j. now or has heen brought WesI
of The Allegheny Mountains. Persons wishing lu
purcha,e Will please call and examine our STOCK
befIre purchasing elsewhere. Our stock Consists in
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INsURANCE.
lib ISKS will he taken l'y the FIRE e. MARIN
UA, INSURANCE. COMPANY OF WHEELlN

HD ISKS will he taken l.y the FIRE g. MARINE
HA, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at the ioWeSt rates on
Buildings of all kinds, stone, BRICK OF OGDEN
aad their contents:
STEAMBOATS, factories; mills, &c.
Furniture;
And merchandise oiallk kinds.
And againstall dangers attending the trims
portation ofgoOds on rivers, lakes, seas, cana s
and railroads.
titude and lIberality in the adIus:ment and pa i
ment of losses beg leave refer to the m er,
chants of this placoard elsewhere VINO have had
the adjust ment of claims upon us aug4
Office on Ma in ST II. w HARDING Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
gWNHE Fire ard Marne lnsnr~ace COMPANY
n OF Wheeling, will rc'utn 10 per cent or
all premiums received Tor risks aiken iron. this
trnr where no loss has occurred.
feb 27 X w HARDING, Secretary.
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Keep il Before the PcOplcl That
ALTMAN 81 MAXWELL,
AVE now on hand the largest and best seec.
ted slork o(
BOOTS. SHOES & LEATHER.

Ever offered IN this market. all OF which has been
selected from the manufacturers with great cnre
and st lie lowest cash puee. We feel no hesiia>
ion in saying that can offer Rtealer inducements
70 purchasers Than ever before offcfed IN this cny
We mp.i respectfully invite our old customers aud
the public, iu call at our old and well Known stand
and examine Our stick helofe purchasing elsewhere
and We fell slri,Ged that all who may favor us
with III will he pleased with the style. qualify
and prices Our slnJk consists Of Mens' Fine cnii.
Morcco md Seal Boots; Thick. calf KIP and grain.
ed do. Morocco. calf md KIP Nonioes; calf. Seal
and Morocco Pumps aud Slippers Burton Gauers
new style; Boys call and Kip Boois; Mprocco cali
md Kip Monroes; Ladies Fine KID Slippers and
Waking shoes: Fancy colored KID slippers nod hall
Cater; Back Caters aud half G,ners, cheap KID.
Morocco Seal aud eolh slippers; calf Kip aud
Morocco Bouts and Shes; Misses BOos. shoes
slippers and halt Gailers Of all kind; Childreus
Boots shoes slippers and hali G1ilers ofeyery de-
senpon. style, quality and price.
Also
5000 Lbs best Oak Tanned Spanish Sole Leather
1000 do Heniock do do do
Upper Leather. calf and Morocco skins; Rid
Binding and Ked nnd White Lining SKINS. Sho,
Nails, Pegs, Thread Avis. Bfisiles, GolOons Sho.
Backing. Brushes. Sc Sc &c.
AlsD 40 doz Mems and Boys Polm Leaf IIais
together with o great many other articles. all @
which we will sell wholesale Oi retail al the yer,
lowest cash price.
COUNTRY MFRCTA MIS-. wishing 70 ~ ul
their stocks, will do veil 10 give Ne calf
may ALTMAN g. Maxwell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
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MEL. MOORE & co. respectfully inform
Y The travelling public that they have hy au
arrangement with VOORHEES, & Co ord Hinton
extended their splendid National Road Stage
Lines direct 10 S. Louis. through Indianapolis.
Tere HanIe and Vundalih. and That unsarp ,ssrd
accommodations con uow be had through tho enrTe
route.
FAST MAIL COACH leaves Wheeling daily
NJ 10 o'clock, p NJ to Cincinnati IN SO hours, 10 81
Lrus dogs
P,nl Coach leaves Wheeling daily Of 10 o'clock
T. NJ &c hours 10 Cincinnati.
d TALLNIAD 5E'S Good Intent Cn1ch leaves
Wheeling dnly at 10 o'clock + NJ. 20 houf. 10
Maysvdc, Ky.
E1us furnished on all the above lines 10 parties
wnh lbe puvileee ufslceping or t'dveiiing Al al hr
a. hey may wish
Office No 81 Watersi. first door below The Z $
Hotel. Wheeling Va
nn II w + COwDERY Agent