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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
THE WIT or 4 GERMAN LAWYER.

There are many sifaiagems ia war. and
as many itmsy we'll be said. 10 love and
law. We have heard oftentimes how
The siratagems Of love have ouiwiied pa
rental vigilence. but we never heard Of )
case where law 10 effeciually aided Nv.
men as j. related 10 d Bavafian Journal
The translation may not be SO good as
pr. Kraitser might give. but Il runs 10 the
effect that young man Of Nuremberg
who had no fortune. requested lawyer
= friend Of his to recommend him to q
family where be was daily visi,er. and
where there was handsome daughter
who was to- have large fortune. The
lawyer agreed: but The father Of the
young lady loved noney. and immediate.
ly asked what property the young man
bad. The lawyer said be did not exact
iy know. bpt be would inquire. The
next time be saw his young friend be
asked him II be had any property atalli
No. replied he Well said The lawyer
would you suffer any one 10 cut off your
hose II he would give you, twenty thou
sand dollars for. i z Not 10: ell the
world It's well,' replied the lawyer. i
have . reason for AGING The next
time be saw The girls fa,her. be said. j
have inquired about this young mans
circumstances. He has indeed, no ready
money. butIhe has jewel FOR which. 10
my knowledge, be has been offered and
refused twenty thousand dollars This
induced the old father to consent 10 The
T n \ =, which accordingly took place !:
'uvusn - SAID that in fb-4-~9acf ne
olten shook bis head W h..s Si---rsssOs.e sss-0
the jewsl-s60sfon Transcript
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

A n application will be made TO the next
"a Legislature Of :yirtin for authority 10
construct Turnpike Kosd from some point
On the snieken Ferry Turnpike to the town Of
charlesiown. Jefferson county.
! 0cl %, 1916 rs
pAc0N -For sals large lei 81 drst rate
- Bacon, very cheap for cash.
octs WIN $ LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

Fashionable Tailoring.
VIZ saoecribef has recently .rsnorsd 10
clsflssiorp, for he parposs Of earring
Tailoring business
~ All Tr1 BhAnCHrs.
~ He Shop i d The Corner Room
o. tbs old VALLEY aolei, nearly
HTIIk opposiis Mr. c. O. Sic warts lew.
eIIy Store. BE viii a 81 tines be prepared 10
5xeeals work 10 The very best msnnef ana q
gsoso1sbie tarus Those wishing the mos.
f,shio1.bIe q wsIlas durable work sxeedted !.
Ar rcspscifuIly invited 70 gre him ell.
The most SIMPLE arrangements have been
mede for he regular receipl Of The
FASHIONS, from Nc York & PHILADELPHIA.
Al.e, The changes TIA, msy lake place IN Balii-
Tbe nniersigned siso takes ihis occasion 10
return 70 bis former 5fiends-uhiIst engsged in
business 10 Smilh6eid-his mosf grateful Sc
knouIsdgments for The liberal support extend
Cd towards him. He hopes be may still con
tipns 70 receive portion Of their patronage,
- we'll - thai Of the publie1 generally.
~ JOHN r. A. REDMAN.
chsFlestown, Oct %, 1876
n. B. Country Produce Of ~ kinds will be
taken ID payment for work, Al the market price.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

DO yon >1p Is album. Jolias ssid
he mi5lrsssc }. Boarding school e one
81 het pppil3. ! young gu flesh from shs
No ns'4p.' ssid joIis. pot mother
Keeps Z daf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
The Latest Fashions

EON TAI hND WINIEh
QDHE undersigned has received from the
~ Eastern Cities, -
THE Fashions for the 20
SeNsO1f, LII
And L prepared 10 make up Gen. MlH
Ne1hen's garments Of all kinds. in : tAkh
the most elegant, tasty, and sub HTrN
sisntial manner.
Being de,srmined not TO be outdone by com
pelitors 10 any quarter. 10 respectfully invites
bis old customers 70 come forward promptly,
end the public generally TO give him q trial,
having ID his employ ment full number Of frsi.
rate Workmsn j. r. COWLEY.
Oct 8, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

There IS deal Of philosophy in dogs
tail. 4 is as great . Tell tale as Isdy's
face. II dog Is pleased. bis tail il in
mediately in waggish humor; il he il
afraid, il slopes IL angry. il sticks OUT
You can tell The character and disposition
Of a.dog by bis tail. a. well as Fowlet can
decipher yours from the bumps
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
MARRIAGE.

One thing. At least. lie true. that Il ma
irimony has iis cares. celibacy has no
pleasures. A Newton. az mere scholar.
may End employ in study; man Of
literary taste can receive 10 books pow.
erful auxiliary; but q man must have a
bosom friend, and children around him, 10
cherish and support the dreariness Of old
age. Suitability" slhe true foundation
iol marriage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

You were mistaken ia me. ssid .
young tape measurer. ihe other evening.
adjusting his cravat. 10 a young lady T.
'Yesl I was mistaken for + TOOK ydiu Iii
irst sight to be . gentleman, but YOU
proved 10 be BABoUlN. 'Aod pray
what Is that. Miss? oh, one 81 those
iisiing uishsd foreigners that usually az
company The wandering professors ii mu
sic from Germany All 'pon honor,
now you aatter me-bui Away thought
bad something Of foreign air.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

l. ss
efhe nan whe sau read lbs lsllouihg with.
oes Z broad erm.' can have nsilhss .smusic, i
nor the love 4 fun ii bis soul
The New Orleans Pieaybss sslls he
story Of Tho snsgsing Of sic smboal, with
her owaer On board. who wts very fond
q playing uron The violin. The captain.
Pllotand engineer were IN ibS cabia play
ing cards one Day. when bel bdA struck
saag. With force that hacked I hole
10 her Il large a. ! hogs cad, the shock
upseiling The faro bank and nose around
| ~ and csnslng general confusion and con-
sternailon among al save The bWuer. who,
having lighted hiak alt u bissohnips- eom.
nenced bis tune where be len of. ana
| ed.
"She's siLkin r. shouted an Arkan.
sas man. dressed ina hickory bark coat.
Who was making his way out 81 theEcabin
with pair Of saddle bags onshis arm.-
t"Tomahawk me ifshe aint sinkin, snye it,
The owneFheard il bull iddlsd.awsy with
az iiiile concern as Nerosa, the conaagra-1
tion Of Rome.
Three feet water in the h,sidf Run
the Old Bazzasd ashore if yeu can !''
shouted the captain. These startling
words reached the ear Of The owner, bui
ne continued 70 saw away. A passenger
ranIto himsand ba.led out
y Did you know The boat had snag |
,edi"
suspected something OF The hind.
cooiiy answered The owner as be laid his |
LEFT ear upon bis violin, "a Ole BullIandl
appeared Peffecily enchanted with bis
,wn strains.
Shell be los. in Eve minutes con-
linued The passenger.
! She's been a loosing concern these
sye years responded The owner, al he
drew most excluciaiipg note from sis
fiddle.
II can feel her se,tling now respond
I'd ihe passenger.
Il wish she'd settle with me for what
I've lost by1her. before she goes down, !" |
was the owners reply, as his right hand |
eddie.
Bat Why don't you speak 10 the cap.
ain give him ofders what TO 40 in the /
4" asksd the good nstursd pas
'enger.
"Iafe1lsriag NTH TIE officers Of his boat
3 deliedfs mailer r. meekly ana quietly |
femarked lbe owner, As he still sawed a. |
way, The boat caseened, end the next
nomen, The cabin was hall full Of water,
j. 4 - A4.sf u El
The Buzzard. together with hoy esrso
md macuIugly, pT6yeu . T0IsT ross if1e \
Ulcers. crew aud passengers, saved them.
elves BY means OF yawl-ihe ownsrI
wan ashore with his fiddle under bis
isht arm. and the bow in bis mouth -
u inenranre II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

A Reason The Polisvills. Pa, Jour
nal, says:-A democrat, on Friday, inE
'cogitaiins over The result 81 The election,
gave As q reason for their defeat, that the
food on election day was so great, that
the RATS At The head Of Sab river broke
loose. and ihe wings fioatsd down IN such
numbers that they we're overwhelmed. II
Psrhaps. II was 30.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

lid IF Ssissrsins =Oregon smigr,nts
write that On their journey 10 that ':dsiis
cioQs cQurisg. v1efo oYsleis grow On
trees. salmon swim about IN ,lrsams and
river. ready stuffed and baked. and pso-
PIE lerer die. bcl dry p q old sss. =
hey cane - bed a s,'6raius 10 ne
no01iains. 81 h1nirsds q acres u ex-
lo1l. i is said Thai o1e 81 he enigrsni1
a casting bic eYes over Ihis broad dspos.
10. exclaimed ;-''I( lheil ass ariper 81
hcl1sses here. 4 Bill Of ginger. mou1ldin
q 1our. ,ni z volcano ior 90 oven. uhtI
z world q ginger bread could se made J"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

A man Who calls himself Alex. Ne
Donald. bat who're real name il supposed
10 be James Cowan, has been arrested a
Mobile on suspicion Of having committed
4---+ -.
He il in prison awaiting the requisitioni
'of The Governor Of PsnnsSlsanit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

Tbs Milxaukis (Wisconsin) Sentinel.
ot Tie l4th Instant, says thai I sssamboai
arrived there The, day from Buffalo Wiz
over one thousand immigrant passeneers.
besides two hundred tons Of merchandise
and immigrants' luggage. Four hundred
Of the passengers were landed Il Milwau4
Fkie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

LARGE PoTAToE. Mr. John Books.
Of Highshire. in this county. raised the
present season. poiatoe that measures
i'oo feel three and thrsss9uarter iaehes in5
length. i was measured by Robert Will
son. Esq, oftha. place. and can be seen
At the residence Of Mr.. Books near the.
railroad. Who can beatiti
HGrisbu,g (Pd) Telegraph.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

Prsniag Peach Trsss, The most suit
sble time for pruning the peach, a. well
As for many other kinds 81 stone fruit, 10
just a. The leaves begin to fall.
when he sspiis ina downward motion.
All this period more decided cicatriza-
ton takes place, than when the trses are
pruned in winter or spring.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

Rubin. celebrated singer. y a6ou. e
III. ia Brhea stttsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
FEMALE. SOCIETY.

You know my opinion of female socie
". Without il we should degenerate 10
brntes. This observation applies with
tenfold force TO young men. and those
who are 10 the prime OF manhood. For.
alter q ceriaiz time in life. The literary
may make sbif, "a poor one srant) TO
do wilton; the society 81 ladies. To q
young man nothing Is SO important as
spirit OF devotion [next 10 his Gre atorl 10
some virtuous and amiable woman. whose
image may occupy bib heart, and guard
il from the pollution which besets il on
eli sides.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

PoTAToEs.-The Liverpool Times Of
lhe i4th says:-rsThsre are now unload
ing % the sDabiin quays two American
vessels frsighisd with potatoes from The
United States. They sate Of excellen.
quality aad selline al,he rate q tsn pence
per stone We this i but The
commsncsmentEof On skisnsiss import
trade Of The once staple commodity Of Ire
land.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

q lady named Elizabeth Ryland died
70 New York on Sunday last from The Ell
'ec's q an overdose Of morphine which
she had taken 10 alleviate tooth ache.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
Thu THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ), Is4e.


The folio wing sentiments are elrsned from n.
letters Of The latb Hoe. John R.ndopih. e X.
nephsv. e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
W~tamINGrON MALL.
d4EKET srnrET sIrunrNyrLLr. emo.

AAAhEI tihItls oi"iNhbNNlLiI cHfO,
JOHN iR ONS, Proprietor.
NHfS osiIhishmeut pn~ i'-en rapeu ~ no uns
.acrHgnei, Nro Fc-pcc i"ily tegf leave H.
,HfosH, his trend. aud ihe public trcatly hat H.
has been refled md FURNISHED ~ . .t,is not slr
IrsSed by nny bruse ia this place, und atleasl equal
10 any ~ The West,
Wnshtngion liaii is located in The business rau
u fhe Town. on Ma,ket Steei. nearly Opposite The
C'Uu il"dsr Bni puhtc hnitdihgs. obd wihin r.
Few slcp. of tie Matkei The situation !. the most
elevated Of any puttic house ln he Ciy. crmma~.
dngaview Of the RIVER loo several miles alaye
and heloe.
An OMNiBtS and Servants. viii ~ nil nmt,
he ~ fe'diH' - q" convey passengers mad lhsif bog
gage 10 Sni FUN he sieamhrni arIiugs
Every s'comt odsHan wiph DE public have q
night ucxpcci msy row ho hsd a. the Hall. on
'etmsfs "rtsonIric a. offered Toy any uiber gad
heoss IN Sienbenyilio Nsthe proprietor whl spare
seq ANS or expense 10 render gsner,l salsiacfion
ihis. with hs lnpg ctporence ~ the tps tness. Gill
make Il The interest Of thoss aho fpre ihs cay
TO gro hin a taH' JNO IRONS
! dcr0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
E,,,s.
ALrERATIyE& REsToRATWE SYRUP.


AN ENTIRE NtGErABth PREPARATION.
ENoR me Cttc oi SCItCFVLA. ilt~, msaf 81
n ns .L,s,s. Chrriic Ehtursausm. Cout, Inm.
hogo. DYSPEPSIA. IrGg suias, Erurtous ~ "a,
SIR. N,uls R,,h. Tsl,rs. oS.rsy. Sypt ,lci,c 80
Ncu Srsl Disease; IA shtrt ifom MI dissases rt.
'argsd conduion 90 tho Digestive q CONS or The ~.
IVDucIois use al MfRcURV.
a. now Some twelve years sincc The proprietor
conc Ia the In Wedge oi Isis Syrup. IN which
iiEs u hos DC fcls harpy 10 .'v. lar exceeded a..
oNgc'tauonS. hp,ng performed cures where
S'a.m's Panacca aud he varions rrrplra,ipns oi
Sir-ap4 lin could NO., ,houeh %aetsiS'td ia f' a larg
lime. nsoduee Tic lsaS, -alut.,y 81, cts uIon he
~ratsLis.
In iis properties. 1t u Tonic, Citigr'ic Disa&U-
rcTc. Dieoreiic. and nets urcn he LIVER ~ ,Ntt-
ting IT when lancuid tn 80 rc,,n.
As m Ale a zee and Pa ifcr &c the BLOOD IL
Is honestly hriie,. 81 by the Prupislvr ~, Vtur io
any other neJicii nv in use.
Indeed b, was net Cnul he had bccou e folly sat
isfcd OF is great med,rnrl vlfues ugeihrr Wuh
ihe solicitations OF petaru- Aha hud wiirtssrd lhp
same. that he would consent TO npiice Through Tho
MEDIUM of a newspaper. a. such a course 70 h m
a Nay seemed 90 auch like q~asekery p%uffus a.
,uto hottie.
Through He persuasion 81 m,ny persons. VIII
secm 70 lhmk him 40 duty hound 10 publish il 10
ihe wntd CT The tcnefi &C slI,rius hur,u,,y. he
hos 1t length cpIne So ihe cun,luspon ~ vursnu Z
he ccutse ndsrfrd hy ovesy coiupnundcr 81 7ulck
medicines. th'ugt hetrests noi "a ,h that bltciaccd
'nr'nicr, Which n,sny use ia order ~ cmm lurir
StuI Jusn tc ,hfoi's q! n tHo cssily deluird yea-
ple. Ce'ilcstei "f ours have it,n hasn ten
der,d him. (lr which hc feels truly thiskiul q,
such it their go d inien,iousl hot such ,hn 9, De
never deemed ueccssary, o. lac does ~ oil timss
CONSIDER his assertion ~ itself. al suific leni. aut
those ~ho cannot 'ake CIR Granted what he says. are
o'"ic' no oonPuh'on 10 take hrs medicine &c.
cuFnf carh hpaic are ,ustructms fr taking
trc Syrup. AMI also a description Of The kipo
~ food q be % Il. mith The mode Vt pre-
pariny y. pr safe ~
RRENTIINCEHS APOTuECA. Mmmc St.
Near lhe Court House, whe:r can be BID a. an,
u ar "i The day or nighf. Ph, sician>' prc,crptiurSi
and family meIicines of ia % crpuars.
Also Bfenilincetis Com ouud Syrup vt n react
The cure Of Consh~, Cnidt Llghtucss OF tLc /,
Chest ard f,clgient Consvspion.
Sluinii any tersan y't'et or,og | hNulc Of It's
Cough uiSurc. come Lark and shy n. h,i recri,cn
NJ tsuelit irm y. hs MONEY shall no refunded.
dee % Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

E4SOK SALE,-My h;m situate on The Mn
z. wihn a mile Of Wheeling. conisining oses
I've hundred acrts win more than iwn hrnlr.i
icfrs under fence nd IN gvni condition. IL all
divide VIII advantage into several irac',; but "
snr pn'ehnsers J ~ii sell il together ~ in ponrsl-.
nod on liberal credit. 2 JACOB
seq - VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

aFOh SALE.-The Farm ~ Tho mouth 81
a Glenn Ran ia Ohio county. VIrciui.. c,n-
'iG,wg abps, $50 scrcs. formerly IN. prot,ry o.,
Josiah CFarline deceased. and sJj0inins lard. e,
lac heirs 81 b F'tbcf ael others ~ lies ,mmed,-
iiely on the hHrk Of The Ohio over. wid,,o lrnr
mtcs"i Whcchbg, hos un u a NUMBER uf iir-l rni.
"ni banis WnbiUa icw rods 90 The nStr. nal l..
''i' si'fed NH lpesiuue. together With scvtrt
"d qnafucs al Gfst titc spni sIurc. There ~ On
>: 10 a'rcs of liver hu,tom. and The rc..dus i, ,th
SIC ,iurc TN 'srd.
! wilhe sold IN q reasonable crejti. and ,oee.
Icrotn 81 rarpie parcels ~ pstchaser. may rfsIer.
tff infthtr Fnut, ulas coil on The surrender ~
Whce1'g. T. JACOB. fr
orf ] ~ Nm REYNOLDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

a tONNEfLY 8 WADE ba- jusi fsce yed q
u ca.e { MCaulcy, Futcnt Cox sulcd B,,,.
wAIcb ihfY warrant Go surrass ar ~neafnets end dn-
mbt.ity aryilHug JsarL Las cStr been brought To- ,his
CITY. Gcnrcmen are iu:ued to call ond ,sami,s
10 ihftrssi't1. tnv IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
NAV ILMELnN-

ISr FFCFtVFD y vey lsfee and ,ich 80.
~ rmsnto Jeweify, &c SC. cons,-lng OF D,s.
mind Nrrgs ~ from I've ~ riny A.llsr.3 Rste.
Gamer Tofns Opt, N~cgumajme Pear Set ai.f
utter SCI Hutrs
Neff heavy Ilain dne Gold Rues Seal snd NJ.
o. Enfs Swe very fps l.sdie- pres. ~nh 81,
mesHp. TsI.z 4aI pfbfr shmo Soda
Fts pats.os Nse.IIfes Bmcslet Clasps. &c
imf tsd GusM lna tsI Cnans
D,H gHIHl kaya
Also Ge.Ismtn.- Fot SEQ zee Bfppoaf Pifs
nfpff sherd ui anything 500 BIS = So M ihs
mutfi 90 ~ une Caft nnd ice tsn
supeiiei sb'r . ode vnH 9urs sets imiisi,on
/ 10. fiaH Olid o. ~ BlStlOP.
S,es ,Ihs ORIGINAL RhG HATcB
Dec ~ 30 I'D Mtie Steer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

- ELL. MOORE & 60, respectfully INFORM,
~ ,he usvellug puAlis. ihsl they have hy GA
psfar femeRi wih Npe'hes X ca. and o Hinton
rsieaded 'ts,r sp'cniui Nlpor,i RmI Sngc
Lines dfcci 90 :; Lluis. ihuush Indianapolis
rerre iIiuic and V,nInii'. nnl thit unsurpassed
acrom mo'i"li1ns can to~ DC had though he etlife
rouiP,
FAST MAIL COAcH lcavcs wheelior dai,y
IT 10 "'r'ocl, + W. TO CincinnnI in SO hours. to ~
L ut- G lays
P'td Coych leaves Wheeling daily at 10 ,'ciock
u NJ &c heufs !" Ctrci ms
TALEMAD Us Cord Inieut Coach leaves
Wheeling duty Ht 10 o'eoek z ". ~ hour. ~
NnySyEic, Ky.
EI,m. mrnshed on all ,hc above lines Ia parties.
Nth The P~uv'iolo vfslceping ott,aveliugntui hl
a. they mpy - 50,
Cnire NJ 80 Water st. fri door be'ow The o S
10 rrl Wheeling Va
jan 10 w CowDRRY. Aecnt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

ERILL OF INJUNCTION fendpg in thsC,.
BE e"i' supero Conr II Llw and chaucsg ~
oh,o eopn'y. SAFE Of Virginia.
RObeii Barlow.
o.
Gideon Iuhn.
YOU sto hsfehy norf, o. nai IN Nc7lsy ,br 2Gih
aav o. Jsauary tsri. fsfwcen IRE hours g . n'clo,R
y NJ and q o'ciotk 4 ~ ~ same 1Iy. no fe las ~
Gee NJ James a Cl1ftr. FI i1 the crF n Whss.
ue dfp,sdioUs "a David Eshlis. William u Quaf.
rcf Chl'ie4 tfhls ord rihefs. iu DO fead o. e,tt
ienre op zoe hrarrg ~ ne above esnsa and Z
.8me .10Bid nai be- 'ssrp 30 ihe day ah,,. n.mea
H1n any cause i've ak.ag thereof VIII he raarrt.
ct hy ~adp1pmmeHt Gem nue io Hme Bnt,I its
sane are taken. ROBERT BARLOW
TO NH Gibrov IONS. f~ Zee y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

super French. Eogiish ami SeoIch Cashms res
of tho newest paiie rms. Sihs. Alpaens. Bombaz,nes,
Tnnisucancs. Msrnoes; French. English and d..
nest. Chin,zes aud Prints. several hundred pieces;
Scotch. Manchester ond American Ginehams in
greo, variety; Ribbons. Flowers. Silk and aiohair
FrInges. C,mps and Other trimmings-a large stock
81 Corscis, Corded Skirs. Welsh Flannel; Cd Twist
Welsh Gauze Flannel; Linen eambric Hdkfs a vesy
large aid desimhlc ass,rment: Linen Cambric.
Jaconci. Swiss and Scotch Null and Book Mnslins.
Cambrics. plain. corded and rls,d. Long Lawns aud
ali olher such white g~ooSs--Thtead I.aCes mud
EJgings. Isle aud Cotton de-; Jiconei ond Swiss
Ecgings and Inser,ings o.. The very best assoiiment.
SuAwLS-super . ,kerri. Cashmere. Thihel.
Wool. embd nnd plain. Monslin de Lame do,
French Mcrino do. super black cmhd Cloth. Thi-
bet Wool npd Alpaca Shawn; a great variety OF
M-nrning Shawls-also a large lot Of c,lcred plain
and emb d do. Blanket. Cotton. pmcha ond oihcr
medium and low priced Shawl. AtS-. SUPER
BLACK AND FANCY CoLoRED FRENCH
CLOTHS FOR CioAKS TNr
CRAVATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet. Silk aud Alenno. a handsome assortment
BonneIs velveis. S,lks md Flowers. French
needle worked Capes. Chimizetes and Cpllar-
handsome smnll Gs'd. high colorcd Mousiin dc
LANES Tor children; surcr black Lace Wells. wors
ted Cars ard Coats fer children; Gum Elastic an,
Web Suspenders for Boys. HOSIERY. Black end
White SILK, Alpaca. Merino. worsied. Limit
woul. Cashmere. Cotton nul Germantown Hose. o
all eolors and pfic,s, cor Indies, Misses and Chill,
dren; also Grecian Boois Tor children. GLOVES
Blark. " m,e and colcred Kid. black ond ~ hiie SILK
Ca,hmere. Merino. Cotton. Filler. Men. Eohair and
every o her description of this nrlrle. for ladies
Misses and ohildren;a large and superb stock. To
ee,her with every variety OF Goods ir Lsd'e. an,
Children's Near. w a SELBY.
nov "a Corner Main a. Madls,n SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
NJ. & T. SWEENEY.

Nj. * L. SN EENEI,
iusi received and "p"ns" 100 packages
FINE CHINA snd QUEENSwARE.
tm-ns o'htT articles hoy have
Fme Guild baud China Tea Sells from 81 iu 100 ps
Rich Gill aud Fancy IL do
Do "a extra fine dn
Richly dccofnled ManIel Or amens. CoIagDes. Fan.
cy lux. Basksls Sc la e:eat vsrte'y.
The Lpdies ne invhed ~ cali and erarsjus
hcse. a. they su,ps.s ssV thing al the kmd ever
before brought To- Ihis c,,uuiry nRd are wpfih seeing
Rich Gii and embrssod Fnil u skels. laced & h'gh
Win q Chm do DO do
cat awd plain CamFotIrrs. Clsscml!es. Tuuceus,
Boat. mi sand; Fsa Pot>. Sugars All c eams
r.p and Cpfce Cups AMI Saucer. Plates, sc. llfti
pi1in aud ia"cy SYKES, ia sells 90 pieces ~ SUIT Gus.
iomets
!" common ware we have II~errnl Dishes md
rbaies 81 all sizes. T'ens aad C''1res. Tea aud cnGce
Pots. Sugars and Cfeams. &c, of various coIofs,
prnici. fl"w ing hue md Fnnry ToilsI Seiy; c, m.
m"n edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. &c. &c. with eve
y "Ihcr aucIe usually kept ~ The ,opsI EXTENSIVE
establishments H. ,he country. and " htch lhe public
need only call md price Co te satisfied hat We eel
lrwerIhan 'hey ean be purchase elsewhere. We
hive on hard and sre constantly manufacturing
Cut and PLAIN lIail Lamps. Lanterns. TumbIefs
d shes. SC. which rge'hor with our stock al
Qieenswafe. we invite the a ienion ni purchaser,
onher wholesale af re'ail. Warehouses Nos 7 mud
Monroe 81 Wheeling. Va nov IL
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INN UR n y CE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..

flhE AMI MA kiNE lNSu
BE lNSURED-or tot 10 be-ihal's the
question whether IL is better by one sweep.
ing ere. 20 Ne rnined-ana subject 10 all The ills
that aesh 10 heir TO. or. like o prudent man 60 to the
Protection Otiee. and then be made safe. comforta-
pie and happy-we leave fr you 10 determine.
\. The Protection Insurance Company uf Hartford
Conn. having already paid ever $500 ,000 Of Losses
IN Tho Western Country. Is enti,Ied To the highest
confidence. and their agent al Wheeling. Virginia
w r PETERSON.
Mill take Iisks on dwelling honses. ware houses.
(icres. mills. fsciories. &c. together with their con
pnis, such a. furniture. merchandise. msehinery
opd every olher description Of insuiabie properly
Alec. 60 sicam. keel nni nat boats and their cargoe-
q and Tom any rort on the Western Waicrs. OF
Nhs most reasonabie terms,
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same as at any other flee in Wheeling.
Office on Monroe street opposite the Monroe
Iioa e. and near The Post Office. jan 10