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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12

The WEBSTER INvEsrIeArIoN.-Weh have at last,
ms we take 10Th hasty plate of SOUP" the reports
OF both committees on the subject Of the investi-
CATION into the conduct OF Mr.. Webster, and both
agree in substantially acquitting him of any cor
ruption or Improperly in the management of the
northeastern boundary question, which was near
creating serious difficulty between this country
and England few year. ago
According to the reports and the evidence, we
find the surnisc, that we made some time ago,
substantiated, that some of the men who deceived
Tyler, and imposed on his good nature, have been
all through at the bottom Of this business, and we
hnd that it is Mr.. Ingersoll has been deceived
by the Tyler men. The funniest thing revealed,
is the fact that the agent, on whose evidence the
charges against Webster rested, that the press in
Maine was corrupted, has never paid over the
paltry sums TO the editors that were supposed to
have been corrupted The whole affair, from be-
ginning TO end, was paltry piece OF business,
and Mr. Webster comes out of it unscathed. LIE,
all parties now finish 'their hasiy plate Of SOUP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12

The WAR DEPARTMENT AND THE GENERALS
After taking another ''hasty plate ofsoup," we
find that Mr. Richie, of the Union, has publish.
ed the whole of the correspondence between Gen.
Gaines and the War Department. The letters of
General Gaines are very characteristic and very
interesting but, in patriotic point of view, are
far more creditable to him as man, as an Ameri-
can, and as an officer, than those of Gen. Scott
The only difference between General Gaines and
the Department, is, that his ardor and patriotism
urged him to attempt too much His zeal was ex-
oessive, and his efforts and wishes to serve his
country, were of the most enthusiastic kind
Whatever errors General Gaines has committed
in regard to calling out the militia, were errors
prompted by the best motives, the most patriotic
purposes, at a time when things looked gloomy
for Gen. Taylor and his gallant little army
The attempt by some Of the newspapers in the
interest Of Gen. Scott, to ridicue Gen. Gaines,
can never reach the motives of that distinguished
officer, or nvalidate his claims to the general
sympathy Of the country. If he has erred nj all,
it was to serve his country without regard to SELF
or any thing connected with his own advance
ment. On the other hand, the letters of General
Scott exhibit him more in the light of small po-
htician seeking office, than that of military man,
anxious TO serve his country in his professional
character. His motives and his conduct appear
10 have been too selfish.
We are sorry to find such difficulties and such
correspondence between the War Department,
and the Generals. The fmsuts, however, has be.
come matter of less importance, when we re.
feet that we have now man on the Rio Grande
who is without particle of selfishness-who will
carry the war to the same successful termination
MS he has commenced it. So, trusting to General
Taylor, we shall sit down and finish "our hasty
plate Of SOUP" at our leisure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12
Court Calender-thls Day.

CIRCUIT CouRT.-Ssmc yesterday.
SUPERIOR CouRr4l liz, 50, 1913, LOT, 2o6 co. 81, %,
&c. n 1885, 1877 ~ a. 1885, 49, 81, ia l4l l42, 26, l43,
LA, las, LAG, LAT, l4s, lao, $50.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 10, %, 90, ala, a. a. Second
Part-252, a. 1884, a. 272, 274 276 27s, $50, 2s2, IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12

Plumbc's National Daguerrean Gallery, 251
Broadway, upper Of Murray All who have
watched the Art Of Photography will be
gatfed with the celebrated Gallery above mention,
ed where displayed Of the choicest specimens Of
Daguerrean Portraits in America The portraits Of
the Professor elegantly colored in style peculiarly his
amned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12

Superior Mu01CHl Tuition Tor YOUNG LnO1es.
To Parents and Guardians.-Music Taught on the most
Method with rapdty and reasonable terms
lady who has received instruction from the first masters
in Europe, and who impsrts with facility thorough
CANT and execution derous Of taking few more
female pupils, either her residence theirs -
line addressed to A. g. the Office of this paper, viii
attended application IS Mercer street. where
the lady resdes will receive personal attention. NIL I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12

Great Demand FOR News--PhiladelPhi
Agents FOR the Herald, O. B. Zeber Co.. Ledger Build
ing street. below Chestnut where are re
ceived and where those wishing subscribe will pleas.
leave their and have the paper served regularly
their and dwellings after the ARRIVAL Of The
Terms rs month, including the sunday he
aid: Is cent? without Il. 0ingle COMES cents I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12

Courier is formed from read In the Ir16une my opinions
are formed from no set OF mon or papers
Witness withdrew.
Mr.. WHlrE-I shall now 90 to another branch Of the
case.
RICHARD NJ BLArcHroRp examined by Mr. white.--I
am lawyer by profession; have been friend Of Mr.
lsa3 applied to me for money he applied to for about
$20OOO the object was to purchase back Courier En-
quirer; think to purchase bsckI did not let him
have the money! he applied to Mr. 0rinnen and MIR. Dra
peri impression ia that no wanted to get back the Cou
rier and Enquirer and resume the ownership; Colonel
Webb and myself had prior to this, been particular
friends, spoke to him about the articles upon Mr.
Webster did not make statement TO any individuals
that Colonel Webb had acted unfairly towards Mr. Web
ster; don't know the fact that Col Webb has re-
rcll was the proprietor.
Cross-sraminsd by Mr.. HAIL declined furnish
ing the money and so did MIR. Draper and Mr. Grin
nell; MIR. Bowen did not furnish any money; MIR.
Bowen was not Webster mani never gave Colonel
Webb money to stop the attacks MIR. Wsbster Colo
mel Webb character think be good; his associations
ara with gentlemen Of high standing In the community
the Courier and Enquirer cousidcr u strong against
political opponents; in other respects consdert goods
as or the leading was Pspss ~ 1n ,
sonaes that is introducing his personal affairs in the
Courier.
W. c. BarAsr examined by Mr.. white-I should say
the character Of the Courier and Enquirer bad; could
lous but know deals In personalities; Colonel Webbs
general moral character Is not good
Cross- eramin<d by MIR. Hail. the proprietor of
tho Ersning Post; had about ten years ago dim
culties with the Courier; we had some controversy.
MosEs GniNrGLL Esq, examined by Mr. WHITE
Colonel Webb applied to in s4s for money to rcpur-
chase the Cevrisr my impression that he asked for
about 10 or SIS 900, which was promptly declined; I
don't know he asked others before the application
hes not been renewed an ftsnd VI Mr.. wsbsssrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
HORNUReeK & DILLON,
pIt1A1REPS


CHEAP As THE CHEAPESTs q
e! Asst SIDE MARK EFT 81. few doors below lhe
-. Post Once, have supplied themselves with new
and aTee engine and other xtures Tor their business IN
super or style, and fate themselves that with TEN
years EXPERIENCE they win 10 shle 10 render the
most perfect sa isfsclion. rt ~
They carry on the House and STEAM rokT pLUM.
BING in all lis branches. r- n - -,
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
BY strsngements with The manufacturer We have re-
ecved snd viii cOnsa nty Re receiving and prenaed ~
supply the eOve Pipe, wholae aud re all 81 the hes.
qnalty aud as low as can lie had in tie country.
they have constantly on hand HydFsn,s Of dife-eni
descriptions Haiters keitles wafer Closets bath tus
no. and cod shower lahs, reiosisfor heachna, ehem
cal epParaius, iesd collins pseu bath purs lead pipes
Of all sizes sheet lead ofany thickness and worked % 70
any 81 OF form. -
Water Conducted through eaden pipea ON springs 70
dwelling houses IN the fcou iiry
snperior pumps for country, wells Steam cngInes &c
All orders thankfully received and punciusy Attended
10.
STEAM POV&pR.
TOY manufacturing purposes " supplied srvprs
descriptions OF mechanics the and story 81 teir la
ding, or on the ground floor a. a very moderate rent
Wheeling, April 8, 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
40 mEltCmA NTs. PHYsICIANs ANr
OTHERS

rF1THE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS constantly for ssic. at TIM
u lowest prices, assortment Of MEDICINES,
DRUGS, by E5TUFFs. PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, v AR.
NIsH, BRCSHES, &c. &C. ~, .l....-.
Conhdent his prices will give sa,issctou he socites
even those who nay not intend TO purchase At The e
10 ascertain the prices OF his goods, - tsf frs
Any communications asking the prices OF goods are
most choctfaiy and promptly answered. ~ -
lie would particularly state that he has Ssess Fac
tory connection with hs STORE for Powdering JAap.
Rhuhsrh IpecAeuauha. and many other Medicines; for
grinding Mustard CINNAMON, Aspire. Pepper, Cloves
&c; and. Lamp Black, Black Lead, Venetian Red,
Chrome yellow and green Vetdcgris, yellow Ochre aud
very lowest prices. fe- N trIl $500.
rairs mixed already for use and put IN in earthen
ro,a Of different sizes. for family convenience.
Putty Of hes, quality al 2a.4 cents per ID. out OF
Az Ia DIalccs, Quantities of 50
pounds aad upwards. ~ - -'f'-'a - -
No charge made for delivering goods In any part
city. t-f.. So. J. w w G0RDON
DsrooisT, No. 15e Yves, Pratt few doors nom Lisl,
o. opposite the s. q r Depot. baltimore fob a. :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
WATER STREET
CLnTHTNG STORE,


ID ... WHEEtINGV. a.
TIL. UiGHtS, JW.
. BEAUTIFULLY asks continu ion OF the very III.
terSlpa'ronsse that has heretofore leen extended 10
me srove concern assuring those who viii favor him
Wild call That he WIN continue by strict attention 10
10 sell them gnods The reason able terms
ana at prices thai cannoi fail 10 please aug 81 8
FASHION FnR AUTUMN. Isa0
TfRoWN7l inches high-7,lG Yeomar-s tell al side.
~ lilo front and REAR curve. u a
Tir--t oval, seWve. 4 I6 convex A
BRlM~2 inches wide front rear and L. I0 atsico
small edge curi slightly ro.ed a. sides.
sET.--S-I6 slorcd II1 irehcs cufyed,i IS 4f
hASDiNos-&il6 wide, safiR ard sas IA s;riredk
BiNpfSo.-l inch WIDE. tRc rihed sam edged
The above fashuuabie Fall BcNver Hstyte f5,ins Al
sD,HARPER = fsshiopa;oI!s, and Can store corner
% Main and Union s'eeis where this day recev
ed hts assortment of HAS ironigycW SOfk
No Fesh Beaver So 81, ? Cduey Ilat Ig7
$50 " ] SILK Noieskfn hat ? 20
no Ris.is la, go Glazed 10. g
- - fsI5 DFah Spcr' nr hafs Is
10 Soney iIsi 10 HTsh and bh wuuI het 50
CAP~!tAP !CH. APHit 1uNN Any.
Frsnspncnt Mohair Caps
Cbildfens cloth Caps Gents eonninnn ans
velvet =" BOYS cominon ears
ecSs ek , elg ~ sss Gents velvet ss gsgzs caps
Together with all kinda made frOfn 10 = IN n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08

IVY the subscribers citizens n Wheeling W. hsvt
~ ing BY long experience fully tested the u.silnes
Of ilI Eods tonic and snifdyupepta rinsr - fanl
" mcdcinc and icing DESTROYS Of extending the tenofts
u heo throughout the country, have consented 60 give
tho testimonial IN their favor.
We DO not recommend them g. psns-ea. tut A.
medicine, tie operation Of which SUCH 10 pfevef
the arisine Of many common and dsagfeeahe canIsu.s
81 well a. certain anf eaecius remedy % an fiosa " 10
may e lahoTing under such complaints; f1f aranet.
lnsda che sickness and sCufness ofths onash co. iye
Retes and many ather fofms ~ Dytpapsis faf insh
q as eegP'sinis d Shiialen we Tseommenc ile rls
d. Eea has pftrsred psmpaie, ss,tins f.rts more
fully. The naiure sd u h's Pills sd nav offrec
cusf casaa in which they are Applicable 1fs refrr 4
pefs1ns derirouF % having ssN ahd eist.sH fnHf
4 medicine o. SIC use ofihsss Pills
/ WhecHs, Mas igh. isfG.
WIN, y. az ARhlER, u eonsldeg Gem iHvs,usde $ Crl
IN ~ A ~ Bank.
I RI. woods. Siefid o. Ohio Comfy
i ALEX. N. LAlDiEf, CLERK II The Curuif Son Conf
/ DANfELHT EENROD. Director Of Norti Westefn 81
I ARGHInALb WOODS, President ~ vs.. Bauk.
lTHOMAsC BL ACR Commission Merchant.
ITHONAe fhffEs. Director N W nsnk
llANEa ~ ~ o. n, Clerk 81. A ~ nsak
lWM. CHArLfNE, DEPUTY sheriff
!. list Cashier N W Hank
II ftl. BFown Clerk n. " Bank.
WYNN. EOHEkrsON,
ALFNED Ga LuWELL. Auonev a. Law
2 JAMES p. MELVIN, Fiour inspector
Fotss'o ny fnYoR fAfft.. ntgg.,a..
esy % Wheeling sole As's "a ihgfios'f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08

slsTRlcT COURT holds two terms snuusny
a. &llHe, in che months of April and eeptenIer
T. W w HROCKEHBRoUGH,-- Judge.
.syH LEE.r--PrOsecutne Attorney,
~ MOOR r., Clerk, .aft
AMEs POINTS. Marshall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
MINTosHrs WHEATFIELD HoTEI.,

- - HowkRD Sr- BkLTtHoeE.
PTrliE UNDERSIGNED respectfully Informs his friends
~ and the travelling public generally that he has tan en-
the entire management Of the Wheaaed Ho e. and thor
oughiy elesnscd. painted and furnished it on sine
oT style. rendering one ofthe most agreeable Hotels in
The Cty and asks a shaSe ofihe pubic psirou4se.
4 -, -. 49, JOHN M1NTOSH.
NJ ~. Tie Nhee'fc,d Porter Il slways ready al the
srvs Of GAYS and Boats convey baggage To the Hotel
nee Of ehafge.-3m. Aue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
SONS on TEMPERANCE.

lOVIto W u FlnITENANIE,
WHEELING DIVISION, No. IA. meets eye-
y Friday eyeniug 90 Monroe ssFsi. st "a %
HENRY ECHOiS, w.P.
Vpgiuia pisisioa. No. q, meets on Mon.
kg0e -. on WedDesSlay evening. N Lslf -,
kcYen, v ~ ". r. WlfkON IL
IEk BfsgosEi ~ :.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
PANNELL'S
r0CACCO AND CIGAR sTOnF.

FTNUAttU a Nd CIGAN bFORE,
l0l Main ST. Near "a. d. M Bark.
fTTHERE there has Just been received the largest
~ and Finest assortment Of tbetest brands Ofcigars
(dec from the custom House al Bslhfnore) Than has
yer been IN Wheeling call and iry them all who are
fond Of the delicious fragrance Of the Havana
and you VIII te convinced tei such lot u cigars hay
really never tsfore been brought TO this market
Among other celebrated cigars are the following
2OO0 Weshintonia Norms nOOfa Marina
SEQ la CeiehTada 4OoOlugiTsF Cotonas
5000 Ia Esparanra 5000 Plantatian gen 4 0ne
lOto La fanegs 10000 Principe Steamboat
1000 Ia indie 5000 do A. IA Cruz
ovtO Havane Esgle 1000 do Jnsto SAM
300 havana Fsuqiila 500 do Manned Rendon
4OtO Manila CtcTOOis SEQ 10 ytierss he Pam'c
Where also are Kept chewing tobacco OF az kinds sud
ptees an The most cclebfsisd brands ~ spd
Lynehhurah, Of H.. ~ and plugs. ~ Of which a
offered with confidence that They viii please the most IL
ndiou'. Caii sndtry avs - AJFANNELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
sV GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE.

j. II. HUSS & Np.
RyAvE splendid stock OF Ready Made Clothing on
A4 hand that thew win sell far below cost 60 make
room FOR their NEW FALL STOCK Come on, then,
10 the first door above the United States Hotel yeu
who wonld clothc in The manner for lit
tie money. aug IS } n HES e. CO.
, q NOTICE..
II AviNe disposedof portIsn % ny store 20 tn
- HnghcS, Jr. II isufcessery for 70 have nay hiis
meas settled pp; ~ ihe{esBe,
accounts are FcqnSsed t0 make PAYMENT 70 Th IIuehes
~ who Il authorized 10 receive the same =
Wheeiing, Aug. "a 1916. NJ c. IErcu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW
Nf Ann CHA merry

nov J. FRY, tudgc.
y Jacobs n rosecufinF Attorney,
"A u LAfDisEv, Clerk.
nc WOODS, Sheriff.
q EOFF, Acting Sheriff.
Ft#fG WARDEN, Ja1hor.
sfaS 'sst cGakkE. Commissioners Of Recount,
sxnks Pk tHfAf cOm'rs for taking DISPOSITIONS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
Rfe Gfu -FffsFfe ((LOIIaill2-
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
"A w RTn AMI
AT NO. 4Ol
ApJoiEiNo ToRsyrn 3 BAKERS,


WATER ~ VIII EIJNti VA
Of l6 years In mercantile siIcss Ia tbs city, that
he anticipate the OF hts customers
and friends IN the selection OF choixe aud seasonafle
Goods takes pleasure IN announcing 20 them thai he ia
now receiving and VIII continue 70 receive monthly
throughout the the largest aud best selected stoek
Ptf iafs rfo st iirue IN rilsutfphs tan 6-
timorc and selected from The choicest A. APPROX
tire desirable Goods fthc Season. aud Will
be sold for very small advance, Wis French, English
and American Broad Cloths from supcrine 10 medium
Twied Belgian do do, Invisible Green, Blue and Lon.
don Brown do do; extra heavy blue and Wool blk dou-
bic niled CSssiueres very desir able; also single med
plain and fancy French and English Cassimeres very s
perior and cheap; also and CT Gold and silver mixed
and plain Tweeds. ffom fine 10 medium French Linen
Drill ali qualities Summer Cloths, drab d Etc. Persian
Indiana and Orleans do eco ps Linen and Cotton Plaid
striped AMI Cheek Pantaioons StuT NeStings I'M
Striped Node, Merino and other Fancy Vestiogs in great
saricty The above goods Will be made 10 order by
fst rate cutter add good workmen warranted equal to
any IN this or the Eastern oiiics.i fsss
EseUStu .gsGfsrt q 9th 6Ag. 81
Cloth Dress AID FToek Goats, from suIerfne TO Me-
dunn fnfi and complete assortment OF Summer Costs
complete assortment comprising all the vareties 1uai
and Frock Goats; very gcaera assortment do do Cas-
siTeres Cassinet, Cord and BeavcTeen Pants do do
Round Jackets, &c. &c. yt -
Also 90 doz inc Linen and Muslin Shir,s:- Borouir.
Collars, SC as doz. common do, fancy striped Linen
and Muslin do; Palmetto and Jeghorn Hats with the
usual variety q Susne nders, Hose, sc,
invite Iny friends and customers aud al in search OF
good Goods TO give call, assuring them can aud
viii sell them good article fair prices for cash the
usual terms 10 prompt cusomers RecOilect No. Wa.
ter Street. ALEXANDER ROCEsS
april H. Vta les
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
"I lcM rnfcId on Iinpqrnished foI,.

SohHEh of hAIBrAND MONROE STREETS,
y WHEELING, VA.
HAVE just returned ffoin New ork PhiIsdcpbls A
- baltimore. with tie ARG EST stock OF Sprne ana
sammst Goods thar wsevcr looked In any ono house
thfs side OF the Allegheny Hennfaiu Having enlarged
my SIoRE 10 double s former sire for purpose OF
making room for my sARCE.STOCK, and for the ac-
conmodaton 81 my customers tlSy come IN. j have
also opcncs TWO new additional poons and thIs I'M
pronsment think, viii enable nc 20 pay eyery attention
70 s who may honor me With call. have frequently
BAD - many visitors andwss 20 much crowded that gey
have bern compelled leave for want OF room 10 ioo q,
ey Goods or even hear my cItBAP PRICES Now I say
come one come ali, and every attention win Ne paid for
my Stock OF foods and my ~ sufficiently large TO
sessmedkie ole and -Mariied and singeLsdies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
OFFICERS ELEtsrED BY COUNCIL.

srHoraxr-T r snALLCROss,
AtptnurS--ist Ward, N A'Neughieni--2nd W.
Hangs Mcconnell .--3Id Ward, Geo Duhyi-4in NNIo
Phillp Biers--5th Ward, j g Guy: a N,
F1rsTsEs, CoNuIryEr---ls Ward, Thomas Cap'e ~,
Lond Wstd A 8 Tptd;-aId Ward, X w HaTdpf-P'
NVarA Inlln Rahllaonf--5ih Ward. D wy kaasrt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
LNEW FAMILY GRQCERY
osE pooR NORTH Mr.. wn. T. sxtsyp pRr DOOR
/ .nr UroRs. orRosfrr ate REp Root, =. u
MAIN s.rREEr. WHEELING. VA. a

| ONE pooR NORTH OF Mr.. wn. T. sxtsr's pRr DOOR
h. srcRs: OPPOSITE InE ate REr ROOT, -. Il
! MAIN STREET. WHEELING, VA +.
| Ia r ~ SNEAHINSEN,r1 ..rf .
| - FsPEC~rFuLI.N infirns his friends and the puh
- ofthe CITY and neighhorhood thsthe now recsiv
Ing and opening for sale al the above spacious oon
entirely flesh stock Of very choice FAMILY cWCck
kiEs, PROVISIONS, &C. consisting in PAR, Of The fol
lowing articlcs -tft q
Superior CunpowderTess Indigo r.
Imperial do Western Reserve Cheese
" Young Tyson do kanewha Salt
Black do Table do in hoNcs
Best Java Coffee Sup'r Family Flour
Fancy Rio do Z" Ciy cured Bacon
sold white do 4. 81 Hams. Shoniders& Sides
high fav'd do Sperm Candles
No. !, ChoeoIe,c $50 Mouid q dipt ralow do
Superior House Mo'asses GAINESVILLE Rosn soap
NO do Shaving Scar ~ =
Double rcf'd Loafsngar Naricgaled do In has
DO do Small iosvcs Gavin. choice p'd Tobacco
superior Crushed sugar Rappee and Scotch ssnn;f 2.
N. Orleans do Recalls and Principe CcgaSs
g Nos A 3MackerelHf Spanish ard com. do
80. No 4 Fcsriug Bcst Rife Powder Z
." No Trimmed Shad Lead and Shot ~ srlt =.
Pepper ground and ungd Percussion Cas-
Alspice Cloves Blsrktne and scruh'q brushes
Cinrsfnon Ginger Ms-on's shoe Biackinsssf &
Mus.sfd Nutn.egs 3h5.G,7.S, 10, & isd Nails
Rice Smyrna FRS Ropes aud cofdsee -
Ralsins French Currents. Beaver Ruckeis =
Filberts English WRinuiS Superior Cider Vinegar q
fecops son sh'd Almonds Writing and letter paper
German ladder Ink. BLACK Sand ~
Alum anal .Copperaa 8 10 and 1919 ilidov rlusa
Whh variety ofohcr articles expected in few davs
from the East and elsewhere which VIII make thc
nent very complete. all CT which Will lie sold AZ the
cheapest rates. -s..e 49,. 4 .sf &c., I
Having some experience in business shah devote ms
hes, efforts in procuring and aiwsvs keeping the hess
eles, with The assurance that wll sell al an times as
cheap other house In the city, and oud
feetfnily invite Ill those wxhine bargain can and
examine for themselves tefoFe purchasing esswfsfe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
u N s. y. X n y G n

n - n ~ INSURANCE.. y " II
- fsKS will he taken by the FIRE a MARINE IN
~ suRsNcE COMPANY OF WHEELING ar nm
LOWEST .- .
Buildings OF all kinda stone brick, wooden their
contents rr
steamboats,, factories. mile. &C.
Furniture s.rfn .
And merchandise Of all kinds. t.
And against all dangers attending the Of
goods on rivers, lakes, seas, eaI,sh, and railroads.
For The character OF the company TO promptitude
and lileraity In the adjustment and payment Losses
we beg leave TO refer 10 the merchants OF this place and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment claims upon
us Once ON Main street X, w. HARDING, Sec'y.
- RETURN PREMIUMS.
THE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPA.
= my or WHEELING win return ten per eeni an an
premiums received for risks taken from this time where
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E<esfon first Monday iu every MONTH Co.yte, &c.,.
80 % Msrch, Sane, August sps Noysinber,
AHCH WOODS, Presiding Justice
E&kCOD, Prosecuting Attorney.
John M'COT,LOCB, Clerk.
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GO w SIGHTS, Commissioner 81 Reyspo.
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AND COMMISSION STORE
Nh. 100 MARKET SQUARE.

III Fast side, door North OF Market Aley. 81 t.f
TITLE ST. BSCRlBER respectfully informs his ftiends
u and the public, that he has taken The above store
where he Is prepared 20 goods for sale com.
mission al auction. attend all sales OF Furnare
Merchandise Real Estate on the most favorable terms
Dry Goods, Hardware Book and Variety Sales, on
Thursday and Friday evenings. Furniture sales al the
store on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. Thankful
for past favors he Will endeAyor TO merit continuance
of public patronage ap2l a+ i.1 WIN. HALL.