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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-05
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

State Of Rhode Island and Providence Planta-
tiOns.
NEWPORT, sc.
CLERKS OFFICE, Court Of Common Pleas, !
November 4, lS46.
UTBEREAs James Smith, OF Tiverton, in said
w County of Newport, builder hath filed his
Petition in this office against James Gratrix,
now of said TiveTton. representing that said
smith contracted to and erected certain dwell
ling house for said James Gratrix; that he fur
nShed the materials used in the erection OF said
house, as well as the work and labor expended
thereon that said house rs situated IN said 11v-
erton on a lot OF land belonging to said Gratrix,
and is bounded as follows, viz Northery, on
land thrown out by Oliver Chase for street
Easterly on lands of Robert Lawon, Southerly
on lands OF Isaac ! Wilcox, and Westerly on
lands of the aforenamed Oliver Chase; con-
tanning forty rods, more or less, with said dwell
ling house, so erected thereon, and said peti-
toner represents that according TO the laws OF
this stale he has acquired lien upon said
Dwelling house with the lot Of land upon which
the same is standing for the sum of Three hun
dred and thirty two dollars and thirteen cents,
now due SAID Petitioner for materials and labor
furnished in the erection of said Dwelling
house, as aforesaid that within three calendar
mcnths after the completion Of said dwelling
house and the furnishing OF said materials and
labor, he filed an account Of his labor and mate
rials therefor with the Town Clerk of the town
Of Tiverton, and gave notice in writing on his
said account that he claimed lien upon said
described dwelling house and lot OF land -
Wherefore he prays that the Court may issue
an order for the sale of the land aforesaid and
that the proceeds thereof may be applied TO the
discharge of his aforesaid demand with interest
thereon. and the costs of this petition according
TO the Statute in such case made and provided
Notice is therefore hereby given To the credi-
tors of the said James Gratrx, (if any, having
lien as aforesaid on said estate, Of the penden-
cy Of said Petition. that they may appear before
said Court and make out their claims in conior-
nifty u said act
DANIEL C. DENIIAM, Clerk
Nov b--3w
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DoY wANTED.-A boy of about u years
ID Of age, with homes, and industrious habits,
and disposition to learn The business, can find
a good situation in the Store of
Ecv. 5. WIN. E. COZZENE + CO.
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rather than lose tooth, and these drops ac.
compliSh all they desire-eradicaing The tooth.
ache and saving the ie&h. Who would longer
suffer! Price 25 cents.
Prepared and sold by nENRY JOHNSON,
chemist and druggist, 273 Broadway, corner
Chambers-st., in the Granite building.
Sold in Newport by K. K. HaZARD,
Oct. 29-3m. near the Court House.
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Commissioners Notice.

VNHE subscribers having been appointed by
i the Hon Court of Probate of the town OF
Newport, Commissioners to receive and exam
inc The claims of the creditors of the estate OF
Thomas q Pitman late Of Newport, tanner,
deed, represented insolvent, and six months
from the I'd day of November instant having
been allowed by said Court to said creditors to
bring in and prove their claims, all persons
having claims against said estate are requested
tu present them to either of us, and we will
meet at the store of J. ). Munro, on Saturday
May LIST, lSi7, AT 3 o'clock y. M. for the purpose
of deciding on the claims that may be presented
against said estate
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DIANO FORTEs for sale at 40, Thames
Il street, made by the very best workmen in
Boston, which will be warranted in every re.
spect and kept in tune for one year.
July" GooDsPEED, Agent
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HOMEsPUN FLANNEI.s.--A few
III pieces of those real old fashioned undreS-
sed homespun Flannels, remarkable for their
durability and cheapneSS,are for sale at the store
of VIM. c. COZZENS ~ co.
Nov. s.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MospAY, Nov. 2, 1876.


At Market $500 Cattle, (about one third of
which were Stores) $500 Sheep, and 1l25
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond
with last week-extra %; first quality S.;
second so al rs; third 3 80 a425.
Stores-Two year old $40 10; three year
old $40 $2S.
Sheep-Saes from % to 2 rs.
Swne-Small lots to peddle at 3Ic for Sows,
and 4Sc for Barrows; selected lots "a and 4lc
At retail from to 5Ic
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Artificial Flowers, Ribbons in great variety of
style aud color, Bonnet Frames, Crowns, Cane
and every article called for IN u Millinery
Establishment
Mrs. 3. will be happy TO receive the calls of
her friends and customers, as usual.
Oct 90
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Al a Special Iopn Council of The togn Of
.Ms,cporihoiden Newport, Oct. eth, 1876,
A GREEABLY TO vote Of the Town of
IA Newport, in Town Meeting holden the
26 inst, authorizing and directing the Town
Council OF this town to establish PUBLIC
NIGHT WATCH, with the powers granted
by an act OF the General Assembly of the
State Of Rhode Island, &c. passed January
Session, 1874, entitled IAN Act conferring
additional powers upon Wotchmen in the
town OF Newport"
BE Il ordained by this Town Council, that
Public Night Watch be, and the same is
hereby established Tor this town. to consist
of those persons who may be, from time to
time, appointed by thus Town Council, to
commrnce on Thursday night, the twenty
ninth instant, who by virtue of raid Act Of
said General Assembly while on duty and
for The purposes OF SAID act alone, are vested
with oil the powers Of Constables and Con.
servstors ofihe Peace, as now by law estab.
lished, and who will be severaly sworn or
engaged according to law, and are by said
act authorized and empowered, while on du
| " az watchmen, between the hours Of 10
p. NJ. aud 6 A. NJ, among other things, to
arrest ell persons found in shrsys, or riots !;
all persons committing, or whom they sus
pect TO he committing felony all disturbers
and breakers Of the peace all persons as.
sembled to disturb worshpplng assemblies
all persons unusually or dangerously armed
all suspicious night walkers. whether known
or unknown, ho give no satisfactory account
of themselves, and all disorderly persons
whatsoever and The came so arrested, to
AXE forthwith TO the Captain Of the Watch
at The Woich House. whose duty it shall b.
TO examine into the matter aud in his dis
csetion 10 discharge such person or persons
lmme dlately, or de,ain them until morning,
or commit them to jaIl for examination by
one or more Of the Justices Of the Peace of
said town. upon complaint ,node according
TO law. and in case OF fire IN this town whs ih
er by day or night. it is made the especial
duty Of salj watchmeD. to preserve order, To
arrest and de,aln thieves. and prevent the
wnnton destruction OF property Provided
that no person shall be held m custody under
SAID act upon arrest without process, for a
longer space of time than fifteen hours ni
any one time, at by SAID act of Assembly
will fully appear.
Ordered that the aforegoing be published
three weeks in the Herald OF the Times.
True copy witness.
B. B ROWLAND, Council elk.
Oct. 29-3w.
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VIEW: YORK
BOARDING HOUSE.

~ R. LuLLIBRIDGE, Of Rhode Is
VI. iand has taken the commodious house
i3i. Grrsnwich street, corner cf Cedar-a, (and
hui three mina,es walk from the Ballefy,) and
will, at all times, accommodate transient Roar
derS with Gentcel Board nj ~ cts per day. -
Persons visiting the City will find this house
possessing all The comforts Of an hotel. 5. "
corne, Of Grecnnieh & Cedar.
New York Sept 10, lS46.-6m,.
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As FAIR As THE lily !--RHD

As FAIR As THE LILY !--RAD-
Always celebrated Chinese Medieated SodY
Is indeed a wonderful discovery--for what Ma
lure in her miraculous works has let unhnlsh-
I'd, this valuable Chinese Medicated Soap has
completed Look, for instance, at that dark.
sallow, pimpled and disfgured visage--how
ANNOYING to the sight is such an object Dut
look at the lovely, fair. clear aud transparent
complexion How beautiful to look upon
how the eyes gaze with delight on beholding
such an object Of beauty Why is there 40
much difference between the two objects Be.
cause the one has used that valuable medicated
compound Railways Chinese Medicaled Soap,
aud it has eradcaled every vestige Of tan, PIN
pies, spots, blemishes, diS6gurements. and all
un>ighlly eruptionS whilst the other has neglect
ed the advice of her friends by not using his
valuable compound, and Of course suffered The
consequences LADIES, do not fail TO give
this excellent Soap trial, Tor II your skin be
either dark, sallow, rough or ds6gured, Rad.
ways Chinese Medicaled Soap will make II as
fair aS the lily, and render It sweet and healthy,
fair and transparent Price ~ l-c. cents per
cake. Sold wholesale and retail at ~ Hudson
street, New York, and BY X. J. Taylor, Agen,
Newport. Aug. 9Th
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Oak Row, No. 2.
TO LET.

fA A convenient Dwelling House, in Shss,
Ibid man street, possession given 18th Of OeH
For particulars, &c. enquire Of
oclS. pECkHAM & BULLs
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Wooden Cloths.

CHEAP CARPETING.-A few pieces of
~ Carpet, 4 wide, at the very low price OF
Nov. 5. WM. C. COZZENS & cos.
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Evening School.

WIN. &. TURNER, will open an Eve
w ming School, in the School Room OF
'Thos. p. Nichols, corner of Marlborough and
Farewell streets, for a term of twelve weeks,
commencing The first Monday in December.
Nov. 9th lS46-tlm.
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.iuciion on Saturday neri, al o o'clock, n. "
in Market Square,

a. On Saturday next, Nor. 7h at 10 o'eik
lSN<A. nj. will be sold at Public Auction in
AZA ffont Of Goodspeeds Auction Room,
ONE HORs T., about years old.
Now ). J. GOODSPEED, Auct'r.
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ArA HOUS" TO LET, on Washington
1s5vm street, EaSton's Point, by
u.lQA. Nov. 5. j. GOODSPEED.
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IN BOXES more of that celebrated FANCY
lU SOAP, boxes do. of common Soap, for
sale by J. GOODSPEED.
Nov. 5.
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nor SALE, half of Pew No. 7, in the
IL Methodist Church, by
Nov g. J. GOODSPEED.
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NOMFORTABLES.-A good supply oi
" ready made Comfortables, Of all sizes, anc
at exceeding low prices, for sale by
Nov. 5. VIM. G. COZZENS Il CO.
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Certain Cure for TOOthac he.
InNn NnnNNn nnnnc

II DNOFS,
IN NUMBERLESS CASES
when all other toolh-ache re.
medies have failed. the Glove
Anodyne drops have effected
a cure, and the pains from de-
cayed teeth have been entirely
driven away. Many suffer
the most terrible pangs daily,
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The Chess Palladium 4 Mathematical Sphinx.

A NEW Magazine devoted TO the curiosies
N of Chess and the lngcnuitieS of Arithmetic.
The first number of the above Magazine just
received and subscription received Tor the same
by CHARLES L HAMMETT, Jr.,
Oct 22d. lSi6 I, Oak Row.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
WHEEIJNc VA

I'VE undersigned ave now received their T,l &C.,, .,
l. DRY GOODS gNcLU sIvELY FOR w,otrs,,t~u snJ
aNhV purchased AFTER the decline IN prices
".'h me recent arm measure, ard Otherwise with every
auNaniegc IN their favor prepared TO in goog az,
Stiis a. advantageous the Eastern cities IAN ain,
Inc satisfaction given To their customers luring tho
' season has satisfied that business done ON sbort
's Tor cash viii q most acceptable and induces tbo "a
eleVc That, wuh iker ample variety of goods and The
se pc ccntagc chaged they will he cnshic,l 10 s,pn
si ueaicfs who call aud examine atstarnry term.
may not lie aniss To enumcTatc soNE leading articles
a. an index TO their stock IN general
Brown Muslius. Sheetngs and Shiunr4 Of iifr;.ro,,
Qualities aud widths, sold eastern prccs and cost M
shipment. Noocns--Such Saiiue,s Fl,uneIs Eer'
Ncl Jeans, Lnseys. low priced cassimctrs AMI rofIs
az ule reduced pricr. Cashmercs " de Iaincs o.
"uIss, Mctnoes Ginghans aud all descriptons dre.
goods. including the new siyle Calico Ca.imcre and NJ
de Lame Robes Canton FlaunCs Table Diarers br,vu
ana be9chc Drills, Iickngs, checks coored canhrics
paper do, Brown Hollands. Irish lucts Domestic Cin
mans, Tabhl yelveis. plaid hoax ciinings
Nlnie Iocds--Such as iaccs. cap ucits Swiss Eook
Nhu Jaceonet muslns. PLAIN and plaid cambria pev
style neus, Bishop lawn, 1arleiOn muslius and IONS
lawns. Fancy Articles. including BGnncts Ribbons
Flowers silks, Shawls, Handkerchief. &C. &c
N"'ios-Pins, Needles, spool and skein Boss r,,cnt
threads Hooks aud Eye cotton cord. Dress Wuselore
corset sces, new style Buttons all kinds suspe,ders
Gloves Hosiery, nett caps and nits Ia es combs Loth
dressing aud ivory, Umbrellas.
Taiors Trimmings--IIcsi canvass and paIding sill
cias, SIR and worsied hest blue sewing sill
lwiSl ana Thread new style Buttons, Budinrs and e.
lecaily osel 10y piece tn Taors and others cNtra
fIcnch cloths aud cassimeres Ncstings T,yee,ls !
cloths for cloaks blue bIanketinr plaid linsevs ~
there are few articles Of Dry Goods not 10 he 6 ~
our stock. TAI.I.AN'r a nrt %, 'v a,si w |
Wheeling Sep. I9 1916 '''N'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
NEW AND CHEAE,
DRY GOODS.

a. GORGE McMURRAY is now opening az his s,orc
- room on Market square, a splendid stock Of fancy
ana staple Dry Goods al uncomuoniy low prices TO which
uS h"cc OF his customers cctuly solicited viz
fof Schlenicn super wool dyed BLACK French cloths
" B~a7cr
A." H.own Olive and Green
e"CA aud other eolorcd CssEimers super black French
for Ladies ooaks, barred do Black fancy sriped
cadet and steel mixed Sanet super striped barred and
plain satin CTsva's sik.
Tor the Ladies super Graduated cashmere robes ieb
roored ca hmerc do, SILK Warp and fancy iSre Alpaca
uci cots, PLAIN Cashmere shaw Is heavy black richly
embroidered, shaded muruocs black aud other colors
noreeis for latc's wear, Ind IA null aud Swiss threa
faces Npaca casliucs and Lan's wool hose hon.
hci fh"s new style prints, very low iva great variety
sne' slack, brown aud sage coloTcd ladies hid gloves
splendid assortment, black, white and red ucrno warns
iNstni aid other Gnghas good assortment nni,ues
al' o"lors, shinngs hcachcl sd hroyy with good va
leil OF al kinds az fancy aud Fashionable Goods
ALSO super Gunpowdrr Imperial & Young Hyshn Tcas
|, oiong tlu'lSn NOVA Shouslong do super government
lava and ilio coffee for sale lay GLu McMURRAY.
N'l ~ Market SQUARE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
40 anKCiI ANTS. PHYSICIAN ANr
OTHERS

7gITHE 81 BSCElBER kcos constantly Zoe sale Al the
- lowest Irices, assOriu ent of MEDICINES
DRIGS, DNL IFFS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR
NtSG. BRt SfiES &c. Sc
Confident hs prices will give sfaciiou he solici;cs
even those who may iaioad purchase al the limo
10 ascertain the prices Of his goods
Any communication asking the prices of goods are
mos cGccriully and promptly answered.
tic would particularly state. that he has S'ee-- Fac
Tory ~ connection wish his store Tor Powderinr Jaan
klhtarh lfecaCuanha. and many other Medicines; for
grinding Mus ard. Cinnamon. Aspce PEPPER Cloves
&c; and Lamp Black, Black LEAD, Neue ian Rod
tTnne yellow and green, Nericgris, Yellow Oclre and
oher Pants an OIL; az Of which ho IS aJls sell al tho
very lowest prices.
Pants mixed already for ard nut un in csrthe,
pots Of different sizes, for family convenience
Putty Of she hest quality ~ 81 cents per H. ont of
pounds and upW ards.
CIV 4 "a a. t,HUIES-
D1rocfsr No 80 West Frat fr,v doors non, Jgbt
~ nrIosl.c Vie & X X Depot. Baltimofe i'll. IS
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NEW FALL GoODS.

"a ENRN kIRrI most respectfully informs bi.
~ friends aud customers that be has received nom tlu
Eastern market, a large assortment OF
Foreign and Domestic Dru Goods.
selected with great care which ne W lin cell or IA
otaeI' Al prices that cannOt fail 10 please.
LADIES WHARF.-The ladies earnestly invited 10 cali
sd examine bis new style Ofgoods suitable for dresses
waking dresses aud Cloaks comprising an the new sf,lc
o cSshmefes, thibet cloths ginghaus caiicos Sc NV
SOCK OF goods ~ very large the best makes of
apacSS muslin de lanes, SC together ian f,iIl s,.ort
hen OF black and white ginghsms and eaifcoes cas- s.
"'ls and comforts of every description shawIs and
SoIIs OF hegnhceut designs at very moderate prices
SENfLENENs WEAR Supcrine black and coured
cu,h~ reaver and pilot cloths mixed aud STRIPED eass
hetes' brown, black and mixed sanets, gold niiNei
weed SIN striped Ncsiings, mixed jeans & G. canton
plaid, red, yellow and white hsnnes bcaehed and
oWh sheengs and shirtngs apron aud shirting chccI
hlhg'S shaws, silk aud cotton pocket handkercIcis
soNeS suspendes &c. Irish linens, linen taIee oihs
heh pockci handkcrchie; superior quality Of MAX
US oi all kinds with variety OF ARTIFICIAL howers ADD
fancy articles too numerous TO mentoE--aUf which (
WIZ take great pleasure in showing TO my trends aud
Oct To- - 49, "''"bN
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STEANI rnANEn-
PANNELI'S
TotACCo AND CIGAR sTppE,

l0l Main ST. Mar a. q. H. Bank.
TT HERE there has ius' been received u,e D, -g.st
~ aud finest assortment ~ the best brand. of ag.rs
direct nom the custom House BsitimaroJ that bss g.
Yer tecn n Wheeling. cai aud try them. ali n. io ,sc
foud 90 the drcors fragrance ofthe aromatic havana
and fon WIZ fc convinced That such Tot ~ cigars hav.
really never tciorc been brought to this fuarkci
AWong pihcr celebrated rlsrs arc tie follow Inr.
2i0N " asliutnu Ia Norma 500 Ia Marina
5000 Ia Cciehfada tCf0trsfrrs corona
500 "a Espsrsura Sno0 Plantation cen T. Cnc
tWN ~ fsuega lftfn Principe. Steamboat
1900 ia India GOO Do de ls Cruz
600 havans Eagle tC00 do 1usto SAM
500 havana faus.us 900 do Manuel Esrdou
tllu Manila thrfoofs 800 do Niiicfas dc RANG
Where aso kcpt cHrqgi1r tobacco Of an Etuds anil
pUfts. 80 r most celebrated tranfs of q bor t,f
ltur.turrh. oi ih. .h. and plugs ali OF which 4.
'.rrfa i rouIdf jHa' thfg $50 f'es-r frru.r "a
udwHe Can audiry sug - ATTAINED.
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Kc0 dV .Hsode CIothinr
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO, go!

THE SUBSCRIBER haifcrs birse,r So. ~, -
Sn'S OF 10 Years IA mercantile business i TN, ritv tb,,
Nv San anticipate The wants of his numerous rnsinnes
80 "vlt"s III TIE selection of chnsc and scnson.Ilc
s' 'eN's pleasure IN announcing them that he IL
,"W receiving and VIII continue TO receive ,,o,,i,
he season. the largest and les. selected sol
-, ,'1Vs ever oacred IN tie Cabling Trade in his cid,
purchased rom The Test houses Phiiadcrhia and n
'ii"ie' au selected from the choicest a ,nof ,nyn,i
1Aes Tue MOST desirable Goods OF tile Season snJ =, M
20 s",u Iof very sua advance. viz: Fr,ncb E,yIsb
Gnu ,h,efican iruail Cloths superfire to ,Ii,,
,.wil'd beisiau do do, Invisible Green Hluc sud ,
nn h,awn do do extra heavy blue sns " sol Ll'k DIM
pam aud fancy French and English Cass tneres ,r ~
letios ana cheap also and O. Gold aud silver mixed
I,,ii 10 We'os, rom me to medium French Linen
i"aha Sha orleans do so ~. Linen and gotton Plaid
,t.teI ana 'neck Fahialoonsi StrT Nosihgs plain
variety, The above goods viii te made To order Ry a
80 iSH c'llct anu good worencu warranted equal To
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LOOK OlI'stt
w ATER ST.. CHEAP CAST

:, LOT HING STORE;
Seco"d door bcloic the United States Ro,,l
mos Uheeli'lg, Va.
now receiving and Opening larrc and be,,,to,, o.
- s1fiheni OF fashionable Fsil and lVut.r Cco,iS o
eete with great care, both a. 10 styIc and ,,,i, -
Fought so very low for cash, thar he can sJ III ~,
,nem a. cheap a they hc had m the Ivss,sru e
! Try. He invites the attention oI tI,s. ,,ho a. 49, ~,
look out for their FS and W inter Wcar o cali IN S
anime Tor themselves before purchasing rev Sc,c a. ~
y determined 10 scilthcm good Goods A. low r. ,c
~ uul mem Having purchased very large socA a.,
me hoSi desirable Goods. for the approa.hinr ,, ~
- prepared to sell them Far less than they have he
o'sn offered The following comprises rortisu VIZ
CLOTHS, Blue black brown rl,,c, .ni -, D..
green French, English and American elotbs - $3.50
a~.""' ptee ana quality. Beaver cloths and Beaver
Pr, 49,, Pi very superior qualities and cheap
hS ere. if9m a't centsto Ss.5O per yard.
lNEtDS-t'old MKT. clafe' and dahlia MKT T,,ecBs
splendid article for sacks and oveteoate
NEsTlNGS-EStra super cashmere aud embroidered
hct s,erino veiin.s 49, s An'y SIZE velvet and TIN
aleneia and saiuent, &C. WV
sATINETs-Any quantity Of satincts of plain and
MackinSw blankets. Plaids wooden and cotton inssvS
green hsiSe and host VI other eoors numerous To-
CRANATS-Plsin 4 fancy satin Crava,s and Sc,-f.
, SONe' nsmuksrehieis Thitet Csshiaere aud Hoskn
gloves susrehdes. uerino and lambs wool under shirts
aud drawers, Canton aud all wool Flannel do wooden
oinrls country Knit half hose. and every thins
hat can lc looked for ia clothing store
READY MADE CLOTH NC oats bue black and
Sacy soIorcd cloth dress and ffock coats from IS to
so. Blue Mackmaw blanket aud beaver cloth over.
oats, heavy Tweed ard Pilot cloth do
PANTALOONS-Plain and fancy Cashmere r,n,a
o"ns cheaper than you saw from So to $40 Cas.
met pSniSloons of all eolors, stripes aud prices as low
IS 5 per pair.
ESTS-Ihc most beautiful assortment OF ready. |
sde vests that ever looked si made aud trimmed
a superior stvle ~
sHlRIS-Whiie linen and Muslin shirts made and
one up IN Tie hest lyle, and better article know
nan can lc Fought amy wkcIc else ia The city Stripcd
mem and calico shirts. Marine stripe check and chntS
lus. ~ "
may lie proper here to mention that all goods sold
MOI hs establishment are warranted peTfect both as
iual aud manufacture so the customer runs no risk
having an inferior article put upon them. ANY ofthe
Owe Goods made to order IN the aud most fash
'nahe styles. and warranted To it no sale Hence
"nu say To one and all, who prize good til. made out
TIE resi- material, at the shortest notice to call al the
aiGr street clohng store formerly The stand of the
" ,,. Jniln Leceh' I'll, HUGHES, Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
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'io'h Dress aud FTock Coats from snperfine in Nc
u'ui tnil and complete Of summer Goats.
complete assortment comprising all tho varieties
e" Snd prices; Casino. Nv Jeans and T,yecs D,cSs
au ft"ck Goats very general assortment do do; Cas-
Round Jackets SC Sc '' W w
Also 20 doz tine Linen and Muslin shirts. Bosous
'o.sir &c - dOz. common do. fancy strired mon
ana Muslin do; Palmetto and Ieshorn Hat ,,uI he
us1S variety Of Suspeudcrs Hose SC
good Goods To give me call ASSURING then, csy srd
WI sen Them good article az fair prices for cash or line
usual terms TO prompt customers RecoIlert No an w.
'' SuSS. ALEXANDER ROGERS