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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29
Married.

On the 27th inst, by the Rev S. Streeter, in the
Orchard Street Universalst Church, Mr.. WILLIAM T..
JONES to Miss CAROLINE M. CHAMBERS all of this city
On the afternoon Of theI2Sth inst, by the j. w. b.
Wood Mr.. ISAAC CoLLoRD to ANNA MARIA s., daughter
Of John Amber, Esq, of this city.
On the 28th instant at st. Patricks cathedral, by
the Rev. DR.. Cummings. DR.. JAMES A. HUoHEs, u. s..
N, to Miss MARY O'BEIRNE, both Of this city.
On Thursday evening, 2Sth instant, by the Rev.
VIM. M. Stillwel Mr.. GILBERT p Brush, Of this city,
to Miss LYDIA ANN only daughter of Daniel Scofeld
Esq, Of marlborough, N Y.
On the 2lst inst in Baltimore, Hon. WILLIAM Rock
HILL, Member Of Congress from Indiana, to Miss ELL
zABETH HILL.
In Richmond, Va, 21st inst, Passed Midshpman
w. +. DAVIDSON, u. s. N, to Miss JULIA ", third
daughter of VIM McNeir, Esq, Of Annapolis, (Md1
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INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS.
WAohlNSIoNs NSf' -, 49,
TIE Popai Mss,om- Hon. Mr.. Burke Vdw Buren,
g. r. H.

WASHINGTON, Sept. q, 1913.
The P0pai M,Ssion- HOn Mr. Burke Van Buren,
Free Sou, &C., &c.
IL Is said that the Hon Edmund Burke, Commas
sloner of Patents, will receive the mission to
Rome vacan, by the death of Dr. Martin. Mr..
Burke is unquestionsby man of talent and politics
aside very smisbe gentleman. He is, hover fierce
politician, and has, in consequence, made = great
many enemies MIR. b French, President of the
Washington Telegraph Company, and formerly clerk
~ the House of Representatives will probably succeed
MIR Burke in IL Patent office. Ii may be that IS the
next session If near, change will be made In the
Patent ONCE until after the yearly report presented
We learn that there is truth in the report that
Mr. Burke had applied for the collectorsnp Oh boston
1t is not generally believed that MI Van buren, was
consulted with the recent fu Elimination OF
the free sellers here which IL is said was written by
MIR Blair. That document comes out against the ex-
istence Of slavery in the district OF Columbia the
abolition of which would of be step towards
the abolition of slavery all the Mon Now it Is
known that Mr. Van Buren, has q son living in South
Carolina, who, at the present nomennt is Of the
most extensive slave proprietors in that State. The
abolition of slavery would ruin that promising young
man and the South, therefore, imagines that 1t has
hold on the Old gentleman who unlike Brutus is not
willing it thinks to sacrifice all for the love of the
comm onwealth. For our part, have no doub.
but that MIR. Van Buren, was consulted upon
vocscy for the aboitiens of slavery lie another
matter He is evidently acsuated by the prompt
ings of disappointed ambition and it may be that he
is willing like Sampson sacrifice himself so long as
his enemies crushed in the same ruin.
The treasury Department has been busily engaged
to- day, in issuipg stock the demand having greatly
increased sfnce the arrival Of the last steamer.
The democrats are TO hold great meeting here to-
night, and the wings Of the district also meet this
evening at Georgetown. We back Washington
against any portion Of the Union for excitement in
the Presidential campaign notwithstanding that in
feet il has less say about it than any other spot
IN the confederscy. OMEGA.
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PHrLApE1rHIA, Sept. 2s, 1s4s

sept 20, 1910.
Trial Of the Robbers of the Chester County Bank Notes.
.4ccident-Netc Church, &c., &c.
The trial of old Ben. Pratt, Abraham Pence, and
Edward MCGOWAN, commenced this morning in the
Criminal Court and of course, attracted large at
tendance Of the curious. A jury obtained after
some difficulty, and VIM. Reed, Esq, the Attorney
General, opened the with succnct account Of
the robbery, and the various that have
led to the arrests Of those supposed to be guilty The
counsel for the defe ndants are Geo w Barton Be
H. Brewster, Richard vaux, H. M Phillips and j. P.
Fairlamb Esqs. With the exception of the evidence
submitted by DR. Darlington and the first teller the
Pennsylvania Bank, from whom DR.. ID had received
the notes ubsequenty stolen the testimony up
time that Pence and Pratt have passed
in various parts of the country
An unfortunate man, named VIM Edwards, was
blown up this morning by the premature explosion of
a blast while he was ramming home the charge. He
was employed at the bottom of well the farm of
Mr. John Jones. short distance above the city His
face hands most horribly cut by the fragments
of the rock and if he survives will most probably be
totally blind
The St Augustine church erected on the site of
the edfce destroyed by the mob of 1914 is now nearly
completed. The ceiling has been most beautifully de-
corated by Signor Mobacheri the Italian artist whose
ability in his line has rendered him celebrated in this
city.
The stock market has exhibited no favorable symp-
toms to- day and closed heavy, with a downward ten
dency in prices.
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Died.

On the 9th inst sof consumption, Mrs. AoALIsE
GORDON, wife Of Edward Gordon, aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family, and those of her brothers.
William Butler, and Thomas and Theodore Syphas,
and also the members Of Emporium Lodge, No. $40, /.
o. of o. and of Mt. Zion Encampment No 81, l. o.
Of F. earnestly requested to attend her funeral
from her late residence, No 217 Sd 1eth
street. Sunday afternoon, Oct LIST, at 4 O'Clock,
without any further invitation.
On the Goth inst, FRAME Van BuREr, only child Of
DR.. John G. NJ Van Buren,, aged years and months.
His remains have been deposited in Greenwood Ce-
metery.
AT New Haven, Ct, 25th inst Mr.. AARON WARNER,
formerly Of Yonkers. Westchester county, ~ " aged
70 years and months
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
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commanders Of vessels bound to this port, will
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AllEN ~ HICKMAN, NY -An ARRAY occurred
va oui Town on Saturday last, between Col. Jesse
L'th ana pr 7 Holt, which created for the time,
rril great excitement. The parties met the Pa
Nhoh 400 y serious and very threatening engage
utnt followed Col Lexh burst the can of his pistol
a. BOT bfeast but ia, psto misted nre Leigh the
struck Holt With bis ptol and, In tbs engage
both tsttes got TO the ground. Durnx the engage
meut DR. ". fired HE pi,tol having 1t almost touch
ing eiuhs head, but missed im-Ihckman (Ry9
NlUtitnu. ~
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Port OF New York. september 20, lsis.
Cleared.

ShirsEa,e Hunter, Pscseps Liverpool Cook Smith; H.r
mine lBuu,) katcten New Orleans.
BaHsS (Brl stewart Corl, nc Crpnc. Minturn
tw Faua tcn Pay cken, 81 Payensfci d sohumsck
en- btm Hac!, (BTD Scott, Glsgov, ocdu Minurn Co.
'enttivtuu, BrcmI Scheliug Charleston
"TRIP Barlt HciN,s, 3D. sullivan, Cork &c Ciinrei MIN
turi ~ lnIpc Batter Galveston. Bus - Nurrs) Halo
vc nson Sayntra; Wm Jones Coeti Wilmington NC;
John kte,tus rcuuell, Bnnkor
stih-Octan Queen, Bodice Jres n Ca Am D. Eedeil Nor
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A TTNAs JuDGE IN NEW MExIco.-We learn
IRON the Fayelte (Howard county, Times, that
Judge Beard aud family, Of Texas passed the river
sst sunday week, on his way to New Mexico He goes
out by authority the Of Texas as Judge of
NJ" Mexico iehss INTENDS suppose, TO assert her
lsPr ttie and the confession o. President Polk, in
fPp't OF her claim TO the land aud the Jurisdiction
oi thst part a thu country known Ms New Mexico IL
tueetsioi Ia ettabhhi her right may very posi-
bl ., ie Cat r'sident Polk having already &C now
The l. condition Of things which the Northern folks
do ~ tm TO have considered although the Preside
doubles did, when he reoog niz-d the right OF Texas
20 t oil and iUrtdicob upon the sha Ubiert pret.xt
that ever governed statesman in so important mat.
TIN Louis ktOubiicgn Sept. 81.
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EXCITEMENT IN FRIENDS MEETTNc.-At the
meeting OF Friends held in Cherry street house,
(PhA.) yesterday mcrning, there was an occurrence
which produced some excitement. Elijah T.. Peny-
packer, of Chester county formerly member of the
Legislature and now in good standing in the Society
although a regularly ordained minister, for
the purpose Of making some remarks He s q strenu-
advocate Of the principles OF the Peace Society,
and the of the abolition Of human slavery In the
ofbis observations beexbered return
TO their original principles inveighed against the curse
Of ana that Of slavery the dealing in and con-
sumption Of slave products, considering those In that
trade than dealers In goods taken BY priva-
teeIs and stated that Friends had adhered to their
true principles their shelves would not groan under
the weight Of products obtained through robbery and
the lash. He Was about to continue in this strain
when be was interrupted by Clement Biddle, one Of
the elders OF the meeting who desired him to take his
seat James Mott observed that Friend Penypacker
belonged TO the Quarterly Meeting, and wished
that he might be allowed relieve his mind of further
thoughts. George Truman also DESTROYS that he
should proceed. James Martin aud urged him TO
be silent At this stage OF the proceedings much con-
~ sion prevailed and several Of the were much
affected. James Martin thought that the di turbed
q the meeting 1t had better be closed whereupon
two elderly Friends shook hands which is the usual
signal for adjour nment aud after the customary
parting ceremony. the members retired from the meet
ing house-Phhadeiphia Ledger, Sept 70.
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Passengers Sailed.
BERMUDA-Brig Lady Of the LAke-F Wells U Consul At
bermuda whittemOre. New York. Tynes Bermuda-z in
the gteerage. =
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ASTOUNDING DEvELoPMENT.-MoS OF our read
erS. who have paid any attention TO the criminal
calendar Of this county for the last two years Will
collect the circumstance of the Kempton robbery,
entered by three masked burglars, the 22d of
March, 1s47, the servants bound md confined in diff
ferent rooms, and large amount of property stolen
Three persons placed trial for this offence
the September term of the year. and convicted,
James Russell allas lie the principal appearing
States evidence and by his testimony convicting
Joseph Phelps ard James Williams. The two latter
prodUced distinct witnesses to prove alibi,
and but for the positive evidence of RUSSELL together
with the fact that Of the property found in
the possession Of Williams, would have succeeded. 1t
turns out that Phelps and Williams entirely
innocent of all participation in the robbery and that
the witnesses brought forward in their defence
10 nothing beyond the truth. Russell, who n
fenced to four years imprisonment in the county
prison, has lately been very i'll, and believing himself
to be death, he. few days since, sent for Mr.
kempton and stating his desire to make some repair
alton for the many crimes he had committed he ac-
kno wledged that he bad perured himself in swearing
against Phelps and Williams having participated in
the robbery He raid that two other guilty,
but they had nothing 10 do with it. When asked how
Williams came in possession of the stolen property
found upon him. he stated that he had given 1t to him
to cell 1t will be remembered that Russell mentioned
the names of Holley and McKennan in his evide nee
as having had something do with the robbery =
These persons have bee arrested, and
badly the really guilty ones. Phelps and Williams
we're sentenced to eight years imprisonment in the
the convict has impressed those in authority with
belief its correctness and measures to be At
taken to obtain the re ease OF these innocent men
without any delay. The facts of this case will show
how dangerous it is to depend upon the testimony of
such men, who in order TO lessen the term of their
imprs onment viii perure themselves to impli-
cate innocent in their punishmen mt. -Phiiadet
Phid Ledger, Sept. 25fh.
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CHAMBrnspuEe, Pa, Sept. 20, Is

Political Researches in Pennsylvania.
The railroad locomotive from Harrisburg to Cham
bersburg averages full nine miles an hour that
isto-say by leaving Harrisburg at p M. you arrive
at this place fifty one miles, at near PM.
There is to be a grand whig festival at Hagerstown
in Maryland, morrow which, being within reachin g
distance, shall cross over to what be made
Oft. -t
The whig spirit begins to show itself little more
promin emily in this region than the north eastern
part of the State. From the numerous flaming hand
bills posted up in Newcomers Hotel, should infer
the hg party here have taken the initiative in the
fight. But the fact is, the wings always make the
greatest show in advance Of the election whate yer
may be the result Yet there is more life in the con-
test here than in the eastern border counties The
Taylor talk confidently Of success in both cleo
tions but by to morrow shall have opportunity
of comparing notes with both sides ct the game w.
rather suspect if the LEGO focos the quiet
they the less certain of the general result
Gen Cass. 1t is clear however, that the wings viii
make a most desperate effort for Governor. bette
chspter we trust, to- morrow. The mail closes
Toujours. THE DOCTOR.
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Sailed,

Ships Onward Liverpool Thorn Doksrson st Martins Paes-
tine New Orleans Camden Charleston; Averon
Hadee Cardenas Baldwin. Savannah; French schr
rance, Nantz and others.
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FIIIADHLrHIA, sept | AFriyedSchFS Hunter Kay
Nor New rSIa; Myers smith dor Brandywine Stephenson
Ne; Henry Lsmue crsnpeT Hsrlas% Alfred Barrett Mcc0
Cleared America Adie Portland Grard Chase, Bos-
tom briggs James Crosby Pendeton do Gilmore Her
rman do Latona Smith Penambuco; Washington Ohe West
Indies Gov Carver Bates New BedOrd sohrs Brandywne
lam Carlisle Boston, Henry Lemuel Cranmer New York; Clip
Clark Brooklyn Challenge Black Boston, barge Philadei
phia Nayes New York; Irondes Stewart do schrs
Mason Nickerson do; Liberty Ellsworth Sing Sing barge Lady
Clinton, schemer, New York; II Harrison, Smith, do.
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ate OF tho List In =
LADIES LIST.

IL Pest Onoe September Is 1913
EJACULATION.
Pss mention the The List which they An sdvsrl
LADIES LIST.
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Oh CoNTRAcT.-We learn that the contract for
supplying the government with II, 95l gallons, one
third winter, and two-thirds spring. sperm oil was
closed in Boston on Monday. in favor OF Edward NJ
Robinson Esq of this city, at 1885 cents per gallon
cash.-New Bedford Mercury. Sept. a.
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BOLD ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-The notorious Bob
Sutton, who picked the pocket of Judge Harris, a
few weeks since, and Chauncy Van Lew less noto-
county Jail yesterday afternoon, at four O'Clock
These fellows placed in a large ROOM while their
cells were being cleaned They left alone for a
few minutes during which time they succeeded in
saving their through the wooden partition which
separated them from the main hall. They at once
made their way down stairs and out of the front
without being observed Pursuit was made within 20
minutes, but no trace of the runaways has yet been
obtained Sutton is large man, about sixty years of
age feet inches high. Van Lew is young and Slim
with light compexion.-.aibany Journal.
OH CoNTRAcT.-We learn that the contract for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
-1~-~11-I 1r1I-- 1-oCoIIEcrZa

lrtas tua lati.t>. ANbcoLLEcrTSG
EA. NIN-.'E tairl -fr.ef. 1880 l1ors east
t.rs~l t5 irf ~'ane. p. is uur an tHn
-rf .t tr .sf' .it. Mf a. a|~ au-l.l,
O., 10 c i..'iw r. bills a%-ujn,t PERSONS .Y
~ .at ,ty-iarsr ur smiii-oud u-iers 10 thc
Etuaf~ of The Pittsburgh pres, 10 particular.
efi .iH western pfe-s generally.
3. ". CARR. opposite the Exchange
rEiltFlua's. is a. nt tar Urscusing sabs rn.
tiaasaui 4tvrrising tor the Whee,irg Time.
Featcyr & Cares, 81 Street, Opposite III
rus. Oairr, Cincinnati. viii act as AGENT
fer The Wheeling Times. and sll orders lett.
vi,h them will be promptly attended To-.
NoLSEY B. Palmer is authorized lu act as
agent for receiving subscriptions and slver-
tjscreuts tor the Wheeling Daily Times &
Advertiser. at Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York ana Boston. His efacc is In
ga,jinorr. d 1.-THE Southeast corner OF North
All Fsfetta streets:
Philadelphia, A.. w. Corner OF Third and
Chesndt sts.
New York, Tribune Buildings, orpositecity
Hall.
WM. THOMPSON, corner OF Baltimore
AMI South Sis. is duly authorized agent Tor
this paper in The city of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No ISL. Nassau 81. n. Y.
will act rs ageut to pr,cure advertisements
aui Subscriptions IN The CIT, uf New York for
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

'NhtucA cpfig2 ADMINISTRATOR
against IN cu.x,v,v
Washington Deford and othersS
~ y virtue OF a decree Pronounced in this cause nv tho
- olrcui superior Court Of Law aud Chancery for
lhe county OF ONO, on The 18th day OF June. lslS he
sen az puolIc aNction, At I'm. ~ truotf VI Ina bebaJt will
- ono county, on Monday the 9th day of Noven,hep
next, lots No : and 3, (SEvEN and FiGnI) IN s 90HYaSiHNxeI
0'OSix) IN Sprigg and Riches addition TO South Wheel.
ing,
ikRhs OF SstE-A credit of six, twelve, and eighteen
months, IN equal instruments; the purchaser or purclas.
crs giving bonds with good security. hearing interest
uon the day of sale | w MITCHELL. deputy for
Richd Sinms, ). o c., and con'r IN this behalf
sept3l lS4S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Samuel Sprisg's ADMINISTRATOR
against In Cu.ScERy.
Edmund Steelnan and otbcrs)
~ virtue OF a decree pronounced in this cause BY the
a~s Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chantcry for
Tue county Of OHIO, on the 10Th dav of June.
l7ls' the undersigned, acting as commissioner in
that behalf, win sell at public auction, at the
front door OF the court house of Ohio county, on
Monday, the 6tb day of November, 1913, lots numbered
one, Two, three and four. q, ,, 3 and q in square No. II,
lSEvENrEEN)i in Sprigg and Ritchie's addition 10 South
Wheeling
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of six, twelve aud eighteen
months. in equal t~nstalments; the purchaser or purchas-
Grs giving bonds with good security, bearing interest
from the day OF sale NV MITCHELL. deputy for
Rlch'd Snuns, 5 o Z, and com'r in this behalf
J ana L sept q. 1913
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COMMISSIONERS SALE


'"H'7U 'TTT-E ! ddnllhIsITatorD
against ~ rux
Samuel Pool aud Others.
Eg J virtue OF a decree pronounced in this cause bv tho
~ circuit superior Court of law and CLanrery Car
lne county or ONO, on the I7th day OF June. Is1s tba
unde signed, acting as commissioner in tbat beh.if Iii
stl a. hu1lic auction, al the front door of the court house
~ my county on Monday the 9Th day Of November.
\ otRiEfNl and lots Nos, Is and Is, (FIFrEEs and SIX
iSENl IN SQUARE 25,( rHREE)in Sprigg and Riteh
les addition to South Wheeling
! thMs OF SALE-A creditofsiN, twelve, and eighteen
mouths IN equal instruments; the purchaser or purchas.
ets giving bonds, with good security, beariuo interes,
rom me day OF sale ! w MITCHELL. DEPUTY for
kichd silnms, so. c, and com'r in this behalf
sept 81 1913
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= ~ ~ 15 =.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE

Archibald Woods, EX'r vs.
ktchsrd scott and others
N'HANtERN-H virtue of , der,ee ,f ,ho....
. Superior court Of Law and r5srcery a. fphot0u'
sts 'T, ',o an lhls case, ON The l0th day OF FEBRUARY,
- .e ulaetsi the', acting a. commissioner Tor ~.
y ~ gu h' ine highest and best bidicr al pubIic
auction At the trort dsor OF the CONT bopsc ~ U5h,tt.,
county on SATURDAY the 2ih dav of Noyc,nlc, tsiS
ing. :" N't'H w heel-
IEkMS-Fen per cent Of the purchase money &, r..
pau nv casH ana ffe purchaser 10 give bonds for tho
,.s'oue' WIN GOOD security, hesriua interest from t6e
lay q safe AID pay able in three iustalments of siy
Twelve, and eighteen months. each. '
w MITCHELL. Deputy for
oct2H-EPauUA
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Samuel Springs administrator
against IS Cu,ser,

Samuel Springs administrator
against IN Cu,Nfppv
Mark Douglass aud others.
Y virtue OF a decree pronounced In this cause hv the
circuit superior Court of Law and Tfapcerv for
'Hlo county, on the 18th day of June, 1913. the under
st'heH' "ettn@ as commissioner IN that behalf. viii sell at
pubic auction, at the front door OF the court house of
quo county. on Monday the 9th day Of November next,
intA 10: - and IL, (lHRTEEN and ForRrEES) in spsare
No ~ ELEvENl in Sprigg aud Rlcifie's addition TO South
Wheeling.
TERMS or SNE-A credit of six, twelve. and eighteen
~ III e4u9i instruments the purchaser or purchas-
ers giving bonds with good security. bearing interest
nom the dV Of sale " MITCHELI, deputy for
kich'd Sinms, 5 O &, aud con'r in thus behalf
ana = sept 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
NEW GOODS.

~ x NOTTE, No. 100 Market street, have
Nj commenced receiving their supply of FALL. y
WlNTERG0OuS selected Ia The best Eastern markets
Their sto- 4 willie found 10 embrace every article of
Fancy aud S'aPie Goods. They do not make any pre-
tensiou to the old hunting Ofselhne cheaper than the
cheapest, " hut assure an those VITO call, that they VIII
sell all urelty styles aud al es cheap prices, as can
be found ia any store IN Wheeling. septee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
Bile CRY PROPERTY ron Snn

rYzHE suhsrr The, ,,iu - ~ TUX SALE.
we three story brick Stnrehouse. Norm ", ~
nst market and Union streets. now occnnied a., NJ ~
w lieiskell as a nry Goods store Jbc uy Mto
Hoou repair and Is one Of the hest business ., ,,nds ~
~. leIsons wishing To make a profitable ipves,"ent
a'y ~ me heSt business stand IN the CITY. wonla a,
~ 20 give their early attention to this motto -,
lhlofnStion in regard to the properly can ne m, A.. 10y
ny Caaing On the subscriber at the Tniied strata ua.ai
'"e"'l"geh 20, :. u cor. Market aud Irnion
Wrc.r,. -. l.. a. WASHINGTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

SOLE LEATHGR.-io 1000 its Spanish sole Leather,
- Hemlock TaH, prime article, Just received aud for
ale very low for cash M'CLALLEN. KNOX = co
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NEW FALL. GOODS.

r :. MODES, OF 'she big window 3" IS now receiv.
~ . ing, aud will continue receive for t~o weeks, eve
~ DESCRIPTION OF new aud fashionable nA Goods, suit
aile for The seas1u; auot WATCH he ~ determined TO sell
al prices that vail deity competition. septic