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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.


SArvRpAr, Feb. I, 1886.
B's from the House were read tho fret and second
times. and referred.
The Speaker prcsenteda eommu fr.m the Gov
ernor. enesing statement OF the condition Of the EI.
cnsnge Bank OF Virginia.
Mr.. RosERs, from the joint committee on the Armory
made report. concluding with expression Of sssfac-
ton at the in which this branch Of the public ser
vice has been conducted.
bill eIcmP'ing the Volunteer Comp anies OF Franklin
rejected.
bill To provide FOR tho collection Of fines on volun,e,
companies, was amended on motion Of Mr.. WALLACE,
and passed. -
bill TO provide for the payment Of no, cir aues and
turnsess Tor the Hall Of the House Ut Delegates was pass
ed.
Free SeAssls
bill establishing . system OF Free Schools In the
county OF E~sex. being under consideration and amended
MIR. koaKs, moved to lay tho bill on the table.
MI RosESs remarked that II tho eite he received from
his district gave him aJmontons tins subject Of Edues.
ton. Perhaps In the State were more ausk
Fairfax. They still hoped that something eeclual would
be done Mt the present session. But ii they were
doomed to disappointment Mr.. x. desired the bill in hand
To be laid the table, in order he might II their hopes
were 10 be blasted move amendment the bill 10 in
clude the counties Il his district TO give Them
the beneht vi this system, found DO worthy of adop
ton.
Mr. WIrcHkR also in favor OF this course in order
that the privilege OF adopting the System might be
To all the cOunte, OF the State.
The bill was accordingly laid on the table,
No other business being prepared for action
On motion of MIR. WALLACE, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
TO sAM,L D. DENooN. ESQ.


Dear Sir saw o communication from you in tho En-
qufcr Of Friday, IN which you state, letters
OF enquiry from Washington and other places on the sub
Jcct, that large majority Of the Democratic party o. far
tho nOuce" 10 England TO quit the Joint Occupation OF
Oregon In this opinion, sincerely hope and believe you
mistaken. Out Of the IS Representatives from this
Sate u Sseeailtd that 10 against Preside nj Poke
course ~ regofd 20 Oregon. Many Of them spoken
their sentiments IN Congress, AMI they oil
opinion that 10 adopt al this time terminating
Eng aud tantamOuht a. declaration Of war; and treat
ed by her accordingly Now, certainly, these int gent
gentlemen must be presumed q understlnd tho will of
tnor constituents better least WE'LL pos BILE
Tor any other Or fct Of mon 10 understand IT, The
Oregon question has been Of unusus interest ard
excitement thus winter aud certainly our
would not ashy unadviscdy have taken such decided
ground upon u, Without full conviction u the DANGER
which threatened the country 10 the that Congress
should adj " any unwiso
roget t1u you shJulI have pubicly stated 10 your
impression that muJoriy ~ tue Democratic party ~
Virginia favor u adopting The hasy measures pro-
posed by the Western nbrs Of Co gress Every South.
ought cautiously end prudenty 10 weigh every
matter having the least tendency produce War with
England any other county. We should suffer by
war Than any other pert Of the Union. The Soutaen people
generally, mean. What would bee me Oi our rapidly
cftasnR negro pupuauuul GcOrga, Louisiana Missssp-
~, and IeKss, would MT need them iu the ~
The demand would be but limited Tor the best
ke 90 tie world, for tier productions, would be closed
against them Oar ncgoos would become ysIueless, aud
would remain on our hands % buideDsoms eEpensr,-
Csu D. be possible that tue Dsm"craoy Of We. blind
not that hsso uences, unous 10 them, would
inevitably How from wafl Are they willing rush blad-
D into bloody fierce, end pouscied war, With the
powerful nation the world has seen, merely for the
sahc u gratifying the restless and warko Of the Wes
do rot believe, ~, that the people of Virginia
be blind their interests adopt the feelings
and opinions which you asoubed them. How have
you been obC o. find the q the people 81
Accomac, HalsT Bedford, Augusta, Rockingham, &C.,
on This question RELAXING 70 Oregon7 prey you sir 10
the opinion you hsye made up, and endeayOur
= ssble ~ sustain the which the Hon. J. G Cat
4 l,sek cd los, by such men as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

The House then Informed OF the readiness OF the
Senate 10 proceed and the roll called. follows;
I'VE rc,nsert the vote, there having been omission
OF OF the from the list OF negatives, former
noiice.l
For James F.. Hesh-Messrs Woods, Sutton Thomp-
son OF A Moore, Baptist, Boodurant Gsllaher Piper,
Csperion, Witcher Stanard Smith, Sloan, Ctump Taylor
Guorant, Rogcts-l7.
For Henry l.. Hopkins-Messrs Scot. (Spesker.) Cox.
Wallace, Crawford. Garrett, Voolfolk, Wiley Speisht
Dennis Suinser. MeMullen. McCauey, Newman-I3.
Joint vote with the sens'e-Hea,h lis, Hopkins ~ =
scattering 4.
SO James E. Heath declared daily elected Auditor
OF Public Accounts for year from tho LIST Of March
next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We must again throw ourselves upon the in
diligence Of correspondents. Our tables are still
grolning under n mass Of matter which We cannot
dispose Of and keep up a variety for the general
reader. Writers must not consider themselves
discourteously treated, when they find their com
rnunications overlooked. We must he governed
10y circumstances, often entirely beyond our con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
Tennossee matiItR InRlnia.

The Knoxville Tenn STANDARD hails the passago Of
the South West Road Bill ~ follows
"Tar y,sorxa Roan.--It wil b. gratifying to the
people Of Esst Tennessee learn, hai the bill ncOpora
,ins The south- Western Turnpike Road Company has
qassed the Virgins Legislature BY lsRe maturity bill
now pending Legislature to charter similar com
rsny from tbs place 10 The Vhsinia line"
u .ss,ed that The Senate Of Tennessee have passed
hall o. charter the East Tennessee snd yrgins Turnpike
I.mosnV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

BALTIMORE CuFFEA TRlpE-wuhin /. w..t n..,,h.
nave been eight arrivals from Rio do Jsneo bringing nm
yards Of ~ 900 bags OF Coffee. and will be SEN hS ~
p, OF inc Market IN another part Of this days Amer
icsn that upwards OF fourteen thousand bag, b,y. ~ a
ready sold This s the largest weeks business in Cole,
that we have yet been called to noice-IAmsrc,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
Thc New York JournaI Of commerc, .nr.-

We learn that our army will soon as possible procd
from Corpus Christi the Nuecos and take position nv
e ue, Noi'e. he greatest difficulty in the way OF their
immediate march, the extreme richnes. of ,bs ali 49,
renders the mud exquisite. When the mud dries m we
hope II will not be succeeded by fever The Nav to
may happen. " ""a'e'ef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

We have taken another OF this picture and find its
beauties aud points OF interest increasing every visit
1t is well calculated make deep impression upon the
most careless vsiter, and awaken usefu! reflections
The picture will remain James Church few DAYS
longer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
RECEIPTS AND EyPENDTTIpes

Tho receipts into the Treasury Of the United State, far
,ne Sun quarter OF lo]3, were from Customs g. 300
me expenditures during the period $40
3D. Treasury notes outstanding Of the several an
the let Of February ls46, S5s7ol4 49, deduct cancelled
notes $40 200-whoe amount OUTSTANDING s5ss ana a.
ALKx GAY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
RnckhrIdse-

1t understood that the for Congress in this
District, will be confined Joseph IL. Samuels E o. and
Gov. Mcdowell John Leteher, Esq, has withdrawn from
the canvass, we learn from the Lexington Gazette
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
FINE OYSTERS.

Mr.. r. u. Stevens has sent Us specimen of ihe fines,
Oysters, which, he says lever tasted" May be So
We shall give them prompt TRIAL Supplies Of them are TO
DO had board the John Anderson apt Crow
ell, in the Dock.
p. S.-Thoy are indeed first rate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
"ANOTHER FATAL CASUALTY.

We learn that few days bgo boat belonging 10 Mr.
Robert Irvine Of Botetourt lost, together with va
able cargo IN descending the James rver whilst
through the iiaied mountain section; and valuable ne
gro man, the property gentleman in Campbell county
was Owned We also learn that young gentleman from
Paonsbug, who probably partner Of Mr. Irvine in
the boating business together with other hands attached
10 the boat made most mira :uous escape with their
We would be much indebted some gentleman living
near this Dunan section to furnish with list Of tose
who have lost their lives IN navigating the mountain pass
within the last 80 years IL would demonstrates # we
not miSiniomed, that perlJus and fatal hsyga
ton than doubling Cape Horn.
The peope OF this portion OF western Virginia ought
memOraLe the Legislature To do OF thngs-eber
TO appropriate sufficient sum purchase and inclose
public grave yard the Balcony Falls, or build wall
IN such manner James would permit tho
pass but the utterly to prevent IN ali
time TO come any human being from entering these laws
Of deah."-LEx GAz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
DIED..

On Tuesday 81 inst. in Baltimore, Mr., cL.Ru.. NJ
BOWEN censor, OF Richard VI. Bowen, the 18th wear Of
her age formerly OF Richmond Va 49, "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
THEATRE

wn b. soen bv reference advertisement IN snot'-
~ can Her Alexander Propooss to adord the oit
~ Richmond aausemsni BY some new tests IN Natu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
THE CANAL BILL REJECTED.

The bill for the extension Of James River and Ka-
nuwha Canal to Buchanan, and It's with tide wa
ter, underwent animated discussion in the House of
Delegates Saturday, and was Indefinitely pos,son,d
by majority OF Two VOTES We cannot but think the
bill will yet receive before the end Of the
session, and be passed.
Whatever ference of opinion there may be on the sub
joct, every body admit that the people OF that region
Of the State deprived Of their former advantages by the
destruction of the Blue Ridge Canal have just reason to
complain Of the condition which they are now left
We agree with the Lexington Gazette that the Legisla
tnre should either improve the River buy grave yard
for the victims.
While writing the subject attention has been cal
led the following disaster recorded IN the Gazette winch
has iust reached US
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
MENICO-
Yueatan d.ela,ed Indepsndent.


The New York Herald contains a letter from Merida
dated jan ls46, from which take the following par
agraphs
Yucatan is longer part of the Mexican federation
Yesterday the Assembly Departmental" pronounced
against their existing form government aud recall
led the deputies in the Mexican Congress.
The Mexican eagle has been their banner and
replaced by the o lS43 They have gone back to
the old Of things they existed before the treaty
with Mexico. The OF the rupture is this reaty
resolution having introduced and carried, the Mex
lean chambes for revision Of said established treaty
Incident upon this has been the resignation of the Co
of the department, Don Tourcio Lopez; and his
place is filled by Don Miguel BarbachanU formerly hold.
ing the office.
The Herald says:
"This freshly rev0ted province of the best in the
whole Republic OF Mexico It, Inhabitants are energetic
aud enteprsng, and they determined be adepen-
dent, the rest OF Mexico cannot retake them"
~ We regret that the question the James River I'm.
provement bill has been sided before had an uppor-
tunity Of publishing the memorial OF a Committee Of the
citizens OF ROckbridge. That document presents many
facts and arguments which deserve special consideration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

uF AUCTION NOTICE -tssoceries, &c. Al .,o,s ,h,.
day, without regard 10 westheL
fe9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co. AoeH
~ E'OR PORTLAND. The fine coppered
nfH - and copper attend 'ehr EDWIN, Cspt J..tb.
having buk of charge gagged, 100 torss
Apply bosfd in Dock
ns RANKIN wHTLOCE
l-TOrY on FRANCE, IRON earliest PER- a ,s r,,
w ~. Meheict No Of vaIuab. sn5 ~,
terestng woik Just rseeNeiby
ie9 NASH wOODnOUsg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

lJ Thirst HEALING rnE Sick AND Dk,ru ON the PAIR
hoSsE-The splendid turn during the few las, dsys
and evenings, has induced the propetors of these two
great morally interesting pictures at the ST. Jane,
Episcopal Church for two three days and evening,
longer. r. q T..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

w n The Ladies Of Mr.. Hogs's
Church will open Fair, on THURSDAY NIGHT
ilth instant, in Mr. Boshers new building on Main o.,
great variety OF fancy and useful articles will be offered
Tor sale The proceeds will be devoted to the erection of
more commodious House of Worship for the I'd Presbv
tsrsn Church.
Iheta will close on Saturday the 18th inst fe9
The Wings OF Hanover county are requested tI meet t
the Court House the first day Of the February term of
their County Court select candidate from THAR n,,,
Tor the election to DO held for representative of the
neItApr MANY WuICS ''
dJ- Other Wing papers will copy.
EAU BRoCCHIERL HEMosTATIC AND AsrIsCosp1I-
" IC-fot Pulmonary Affections, and stoppaKe OF Hemof
rage Of the Lungs. Blood Vessels foe sale by
r. JOHNSTON
hs No. lis Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

GENTLBMBNS PARTY GLOVBS
x 1ENhNs has Just oIered very bsnisoms light eolored
57l cents. m N Irsvtss "
fe1 a, 80. az,
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10nn TIERCEs LUBEC PALsTER.
- WV 1900 sides Sole Leather

SCOICH ALE, Ssc.-Just received, a supply
- 81 thu celebrated "PalEs As In pinis or late pordn
soesow Ae IN quarts and Loadon Stout in quarts
and pnts Tor sae BY JNO gRENg
fe7 ,s, go,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

"a FEW MORE OF TIE SAME SORTT5
UsT received 100 pairs Of tboss imitation channel
- feT J. ID HOOVER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
UNITED STATE TEL,
WATER STR 1T,

hbEEIIN'gs ~.
TENIiE undersigned sSeciiuly ,ni.rm the pub
II lic. that they hsyo leased the above house
iof term of yenr. have had II entirely re modelled
and very much improved IN The arrangement si II
r"ofns and Forches; have had u newly and hand.
s"mely painted, catPcied and popcfed throughout
and newly FURNISHED. m style unsurpassed by any
Hotel IN the West Every article eattcly Eow
add The whole hsuse brilliantly lighted with gas
Th"y rfer the accommodations uf The house Ia
he public, fully determined, that oil guests .hnl
hnd NJ her house, cEieriaiumenJ that will rot a
10 sfufd saiisiiciUs.
f"m the superior arrnngemt NJ Of the House and
rare and ihe loca'ion 81 The house 10 front OF the
Ses"b7ai iandrg. they indulge The hope. tha
hey vii receive ieta share 81" public pstrons 60
mays MITCHELL A CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
~ EcElyEp By ruE UNDERSIGNED

= ECElVED ~ THE UNDERSIGNED
Ia from the cities of New Yotk. Philajel ghis
and Ballmose, large shi general assortment ut
Grnccre.. winch IA addition 70 iormet sio,s uhkcs
ch ~ assortment complete. 1T Which ihe iolio~tng
part. which the, Jis oseJ to sell on The
most dsprablc i,t'o-s
1870 6igs RIO C,Ge
25 DO Java 30
30 10 pepper
20 10 Ptmeuh
IS chests Young llysrn Tee
20 do Gunfowd.r snd Imperial
100 brls No2 aud Mackerel
25 J. L,si Sugar
1000 Lbs G.rret'. Scotch Saun
/ 1000 Lbs Cod Fi.h
5000 do Btrzier's & shsnihns C"rret
300 Bnic- TIN Plate
200 Lh- canrs TIA
90 Lhs Spel or
5000 10. Wire Nos 6 n Is
, case. Liqusrec Ball
$500 LIS Msjdet
400 Lbs Cas.a
BIS Cloves
30 Br,.. Ra.in.
: Bales s = Almonds
10 Bel. Alum
/ Bel Num'e.
Is Balcs Chocolate
20 Brl. Chippcd Loewood
IN do Ground Ginger
| Csfosn. lider
| I cask l,tnphiaSk
| - Kegs Mustard
50 b,,cs Ca,ond,sh Tobacco. S. u. snd IL
| lumu-
/ 100 BIDS y M,a.e.
% 10 Sugar Hose
FLEMING & HUNTER.
y r. The hll,wiRg ARTICLES OF C"un'p Pt'duc'
| AIKEN ~ Exchange. Bacsn. Lard. feaihefs, bce'
wax. Butter. Clover S.ed, FlsSse"d Cirs"rr kngs
Nc.Nc FLEMING * HUNTER.
| Whs.iing. NJ, %. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
FoR>iTURE wAKE-RooMs.
JOHN NJ. CA.E.MENS.

ESfECTFUILY inviIss Tie attention NJ tho
Ia cHzens ~ Wheeling and Tie country. L. his
s'"ck oi bcsnriial Curvature. 81 hI. ~ m. y, I22
Main street. a few doors above he 4 ; lIUleL lie
hos IN hands:
SOFAS OF he lete.i and most fashionable styles
htREAtS IT Superior slyle md Tho bcSt make
BEDS rEADS. rev and snienIid iaue,p,
TABLES-Picf. WnuGg. Cealro. Catd. Work
niniur Sc. &c, II he best s,,le
STANDS Plain, Cherry. Mahogany &C. Sc; oil
OF mich VAL be sold a. low II not lower ihan al
any oihef establishment IN the civ
UPHOLSTERY. VENlrfAN BLINDS LOOK
ING GLASSES. FRAMES. ond Ill other Cab.ct
Ware furnished 90 order
MAHOGANY yESEERs-A good stock Tor
sac low
Piee'e call cod examine fof yourclye,
dee 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
CiuE AND GLASS PAPER.

H,N b. HORNBROOk, manufactures and
r. ~ constantly prepared Is SUPPLY all or
derS ioI Glue & Glass Papcr of Superior quail,
NV, which will be furnished TO dealers or con
sumo ST as low a raie as they can purchase
u anIVhcfe Orders left al the WarehouSr
on Market street, below the Post Office wall be
promptly supplied.
Feb IL, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
TODD A HOWELL
ipDD a ttON iBIs.
SIGN OF The BLACK NAMAlsFU BOO +,
SOUTH End Of iiARKLT SQUARE.

SI1N % IHE bLA'k NANAInIU BOOT,
SOUTH End oT HARKLT SQUARE.
q ODD IIOWEI I. would inform al ~
iheH cd patrons oId al he balance OF ihs
Z" Wmnniy. hat I.ey ore now receiving fresh from
80 nuikshois ri he Eastern mann aciurefs an ,s-
t'i.'iN' ussuf'meui Of BIos Sho,s LsafAer Cas-
La''-, findi g.. &c, whitb th'y = edge thcmso lyes
,fc oi a. COED qualify sud vii he sold as low o.
sny lot "f lots 81 ihc auiei,s hat 10 nov or
ever hss teen tr.ughi mic ihis maIkci; =, ihe.e
g"'ds wee carefully selc,lrd expressly Tor nut
retail irsde. 'hcy may ho relied upun a. genuine.
and Il Nc s'ii any article pt.me and a. should
no tufn out io Oo such We wiii make good IN the
ucl, puf,husc made by such indNidup
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

e o. Uor.n-ir e. noar ihe s.ut nd =
- 70 ihs Make Il.u-c. -.
DARE & iOCE are unN manufacturing .rJ
wii' Lser constant, hat,l i,fcc hrsuimcilt 90,
HATS q cars 20 abe G..s,t -i,j.. suI mans.
faclufcd Tpr' uc pc.l mp.,5.7.. q D. o' us leirE
rsac'iral IiHi,t-, vs nuke ard surptnjefJ she
mnkH Of I'LL t,r tla sc cell. oar Gays ore l.ut.
chased r. N he mo-t c,'ttsi,r Cop Manufacture,
M ihe E,s'crn Clu's. at il.e l.Nc.i Tric's
All these ga waui Cd rrruiue at'tslo uud 'ulcsi
AnsS'c1a fashion ui ilis spi C1.s. viii alNs,s
fud Them %, orr establishment viI,b vc iu'suf h.
make known nud ia'iad pi %, al men. iron
good WORK atd Nv prtcsS.
npI DARE & uosr. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
FOR she cure 81 DEAFNESS pans and he
ditchafgS Of matter from size rafsi also ell
those diaHgfoCahIB n2iscs. he the burxtup Of
'nsecis falling Of water, whuHpg of stssns 4 e
o., which afc symptoms e srp n14rilng d. ~
ness. and nisn generally attorlnut wtIh me Us.
ease. For sale ~ Or J Cru NBACKER
No Ir1 Man ST Sole AGENT
THIS mcdicine ts nighly recommended and nu.
mefOus cefthcaics arc gwen, by very respecf.
hhie person. ~ The many as,oHlshinn cures
Fhlch @ has reformed. nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

No 10 Main 81. fers DONE "a. &c hs 5oolsiore Of
Wa. ROB.
WHEELING. VA.
ID ESPECTFULLS informs the LaJics OF Whec.
Y hnr, that he manufactures Ladies Shoppers ai
all sriLEs Nd COLORS. uf superior qualify aud
beauty. lie Warrants oil work from his .hop 10 bs
superior 10 Eastern manufacture. aud Will be sO!d
80 per eat cheaper
The pubic are invited 10 call and ,ai.ry them.
solves l0n i,.n o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
mpI DARE & n0Sr. Union ST.
"LCONOMY II WTALTH."

'IIUNUNIl I9 " IALIIi
II AN haNiug mgt luf,d GO thi- tur al
j k,nds 81 la. that a.e Usually werr, nu,h iuw.
81 ia price Than usual, III, honest spd ,arcti.ircd
vo'kmVn. Which Mil enable nc o., turn uut Grsi
rae llsi, 10 any vue wanting cheap rul r.,.d &C.
hole. have hcCu living Gao t.Is Cu, q g...d rrat ,
years and lhink ava sElliisd Do plifanssr. Cen.
Uemcn anins % :, rate wfll please iea,, t,s %
measure. and IN lew daNs hey ,hau have tarm
according u otlct. Wutrsst, sect leo hfeak.
Hats aud Cap. 80 90 kird. constantly ~ hard. a.
ny cheap llai pni Cap 'acury. conner OF Main
anI Union sfs Whec'irg. ".
oct 30 SAMUEL. y HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
READY MADE CLOTHING,

l. regard tu ihi, branch II u.e bu.tnc-- 4 uu.t
hraft am Tailor by rr-fcssior have worked
ia ihr ! rude Gr 6necn years. Therefore am able
and 90 cot my "Nn clnlh'rg. ard mike Them up
nc7'cr aud cheaper ~ lc than any thet cstab-
i.shment ~ the suy Il - useless fur these uni
carry on The busiuCs, aud are iaiprs Ihcm,elvc.
To aiismpi competition OF Ready Made ClOihtur.
hove l'rce assrfiment ~ iullow-
Black. Blue. B.uWn. Olive and In,i-ille Green
tn'A and DTc's coats; Beaver olulh Box snd Over.
coats, Pii"i 'luih Overepais. Mackusw ard Tfpu-
rad"w BnHNci do. cass mere Jo. cl.,iusu d, .
Tweed 'u, Jeanne do, OF all sizc.
have on haHd M otfellert assortment Of plain
and fancy cashmere paul.. bllrk mud blue cloth
Fnuls lucd +" very desifaiiic ntclc. sud auN qnan.
uy ~ ca,siust Pans o. oil SIZE. and prires jean.
AID Tweed Pane "f sll .lz,s mud prres
Eve huudfed Nesis. embracing every style aud
qHl'i'r.
Shlfi'. Wtnppor. Drnwer., collars. BoS. M Stock,
Ghvc'. Fuc aud Fancy sir ,ud SATIN Scnre SIN
iIdNs Of r"r- no quulilI,s i"Fcihcr with n.ny
"il'r aftit'e- n.Hs'l, found iu oluiling shores
NJ cone u-iuu. ny old eu,it mer. AID the public
rrhcml'y ufc uviird O." ,aR AID examine my stock
" co-f'cr'iion Tor he hJrGl patronage h"rciof,re
"S'eud'd Go me, have ppft hascJ = L8rc.r Stosk
and arf ihcm al c0EarLE RATS ihan hayc ever
toro hotpTc
Recol'sci nc cheap each clpihius store II
: RICE
or' conner oi Main A M-urc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

NEW ARRIVAL OF WINTER GOODS.
r. RICE,
III rs ih's day received a iargc stock of Winter
u Goods such as Blue. Maekinsw end Trosb,.
d"nr Blanket Beaver Cloths. G,lJen Tweed,
hne ffc' th ClHimrfes and Vesunrs
Gonilemen tho have not completed their Winter
purchases would do we'll 10 call soon. % am
prepared TO sell cheaper iLsn those that advertise
10 sell ~ ~ c"si and expenses
Recoiiect ihe Cheap Cash Csthing Store corner
OF Man md Mostoe streets. with the 4 Big Doors
sec III RICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
wYLIE II. OLDHAM.

ATT0RN Ely AT LAW,
EH1iLL PRACTICE in The Csun, OF Mat.h,ll
Wv Tyler, nud Ohio COMMITTEES, Va OFFIcg At
MaE'nsLL Z. II. Va. CRAVE CEEtK P,sr OFricr
&C. III