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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-10
Whig majority.

Wing majority, @
Tn this calculation, Messrs Levin and Mes,
of this State, and Mr.. Tuck, of New Hamp-
shire, are classed as Wings.
PhIadelphia Bulletin.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE.

-. COLLECTORS OFFICE.
WILMINGTON, N. &.
February 26, lS4e. )
OEALED proposals will be received at this office.
i until the Goth of March next, for taking care Of
all the Buoys on the river, and BuOys of Cape
Fear, for one year, the United States being at
the expense of all the repairs. or of new Buoys,
if any are lost. NV. JONES, Collector.
March 8, I849-[25-3t
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LIST OF LETTERS.

he Post Office at Wi
9th of February, 1913.
) appear on this list, al
1vertised Letters, and I
e List.
rTENCOURT, P. NJ.
Mason E B2
MiddlcbrOok c
Martin WIN
Marines A
Mathews James
Morrison Thomas 4
,Mildrun W Ii Z
Nets J +
MOrriss Alfred
aierccr WIN
Mayo David
Murphy B
lMclmiyre w
Murdan r J
Mindall ~
McKinZie WIN
Miller Vim z
MOulton DID
Murray capt Thomas ID
IMauliSby ID S
McArn Hugh
Norris John A 2
Otter james
Paul T'hcS X
Palmer PIT
Philips TT
Perkins B
Pickett A
Province y ID
Page miss G
Pannell Mary
Prosser e
Patterson N
Palmer Thomas G
Potter J +
PatInore Nancy
Price Margaret
Price George
,Ruslin II NJ
Rich win ii
Rogers J W 2
Richardson L q
Robson Win
Rue T.
iRison John
Riley 5
Right John
Robbins Joel
Robinson { aries
Redman w b
lRndclif Mary A
Tread miss Martha
Simpson o B
SmIlh capt BF4
Savage " N
Slnith capt WIN
Sholar M2
lSmith ~ III
Sandbery w
iStove A
Scott Amelia
Smith capt Joseph AZ
skipper -
lSmith John
Scoit WIN
sheppard John
lSmall E X
Snith VIM A
Saunders WIN
,Sand:ord cap! Jonah
Sutton John &
Smith Capt J A
Smi h Jane
Simon lsadore ="
Tnlrnan miss II
iThornton ~ m
lThompson, Smith e. Co
iThompsou WIN
II homUSon Henry
Turner John II
lTeppira Frnncis
lThompson Julius
Turner Thomas
Value mr.
Weldon S p
Williamson John
weldon cat \
Wood J
Waters Isabella
iWelbar John L 0
Weston John
Williams d II
Wright J III
White } w
yatt e
lHhiItaker L ii
Williams } l.
~ illkings John Z
Wood Joseph Z
Worrick allen
lWhitmore ByTan
Williams Gilbert
Wallace John b
Woodward John
Yale Jeremiah = 2
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Look at this.

HE offer for sale, at very low prices, and upon
the most reasonable terms, very handsome
assortment of fancy Oar Goons.
Feb Il,le4s1 HOLMES & HAYES
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| ~ EN1AINING
mington, on Il
Those whose M
requested to ask fl
mention the date G
| [25-3tl w. c.
Alien James
Arnitt James
Allen Elkana
Arts Emily z
Allen mrs Eliza
| Atkinson s
Armstrong Alfred
Burney Robert
Biddle +
Barnett T.
Black John 2
| Bfickell J NJ
/ 8rister J c 9
/ Bryant : e
! Brown miss
Bonesteel p \
3 WIes Thomas c
Bennett miss Mary
Brumhle w ii
Burriss John 2
Bradford Nm r 2
Brown miss Eliza
Blackman Henry
Ball Rev John
Barkly WIN z
Berry Stephen
Batton Thomas
Bowles 3 ii
Black A
Bryant miss Ann
Bracket E
Beatty DIR w H2
Bordeaux Richard
Cornish 4
Conner Alfred
Clark VIM
Cook ThoS A
Cornish VIM
Greasy Wm 2
Cats NJ If2
ollins capt Waldo
Cuudlc r B
Curren Margaret
Cobb S G
Cherit capt John
Collins mrs Racholl
Dew Noah
Dye NJ T.
Dusan Thomas
Dodd James
Davis mrs Martha
EvinS John b
EarmunsOn ii w 3
Everett George II 2
Gilmore J w
Eleve +
Emmett Maj WIN
Fales D E
Floyd T B
Fraser John NJ 2
Fisher capt Hyran
Findley X
Gray capt II 2
Cue Moses
Garishcr Sarah Jane
Granville e. Co
Carmen John
| GauSa WD
Gray W &
Guthrie III
Green Cato
Harrison d
Hammons Mary
Harley miss 4
Hoyt capt John r 9
HGr:ell Elisha J
Hassler J J S
Haskell WIN
Hines Lewis
Harriss Robert
Hoard Nm
Hed'e Mary
Hill capt Thomas B
Hovel w w
Hunt james S
Hall John
Hargrave Sarah 2
Harrington Cyrus
Hill john l.
Jones e
Johnston miss Fl B
Jenries miss Jane
Jackson miss Dicey
Jones Harry
Kitchen John J. 2
Kortyoheim ID
Kirkpatrick John
klng Thomas 4
kitchen VIM
| LaSitcr John
Leonard n G
Larkins Aaron
Larkins Evan
Lindsay James
IeVenSion miss Dcnl.
Mitchell Is b
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Received Payment,

JACOB DROWN.
In order to comprehend the above, we give
the following free translation of the "items, %
thus To an horse half a day, ST oO"-"To
taking on him home, 10 cents.'
PHILADELPHIA Bulletia.
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Term. for Adverfisflss.

0Th the number of insertions are not marked
On the advertisement, they will be continued until
oloereu out and charged for at the rate of IS cts.
per Tor every insertion after the first week.
"a UeuucaU ,, OF 3aa pr CT on adv. bills over $50.
iberaI discount will be made on advertise.
ments exceeding "ne square, when published or
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-10

Am PACKAGES Raisins. best quality;
GV 2 cases Canton Ginger;
Ctron; boxes Lemon Syrup !;
Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, and all va
rieties of Spices, ground, of the bes: quality. for
sale by HOWARD q FED6N'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-10

SODA BISCUIT, Butter and Sugar Crack.
~ ers, in store and for sale by
Jan 281 VIM A. GWYER.
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GOD, OUR COUNTRY, AND LIBERTY.


QUGAR--lO bbIs best st. Crox Sugar; 10 bbls
u clarified do; 10 bbls crushed do; 10 bbls DOW.
dered do; 10 boxes Loaf do. For sale bv
Feb 25l HOWARD & PEDEN.
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QALT-4OOO bushels landing and for sale by
u Dec. 2l-lh-tf] R. H. STANTON & Co.
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RLOUGHS-A lot of A. B. Adams & Co.'S SUI
perior No. ID PIoughs; just received and fer
sale by MCMILLAN " hchAH'
January ii, 164S
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QEGARS.-Woolsey's Loaf, Crushed. PuIver-
u lied and Ground st Croix and Porto Rico Su.
gars; received per brig Belle, and for sale by
D. w. WOOD.
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nATS AND EGGS-l5O dozen Eggs 1resh
u 100 bush Oats just received and tor sale oy
Feb251 MCCLELLAN & McRAE.
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PLANTING POTATOES. for sale by
March 3 WIN. A. GWY Err.
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DAVID FULTON, Enron.


ROXES SOAP and STARCH, for sale bv
~ Jan 28] VIM. A. GWYER.
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From your atfectlonate mother,
DELILAH TURNER
To GEO. w. TURNER, Co. K, 7th Regt U S
Infantry, Mexico
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ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
Please take Notice.

March 3, IS4s-[25-tf
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The little and short sayings of the wise and excellent
are OF great value like the dust of gold the least
sharks Of diamondS.-TuLoTsoN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
NEW BOOKS.

| WILD Sports ofthe West, with Legendary Tales and
w local Sketches, hy The asthor OF "stofies of w at
cipiiuo OF Lite lte ohIfet OF this hook has been, as tie
little imports, to sacy charactors may be tried and i'm
proved through tie common events Of common NE. |
heHeFo realty 20 Ne stranger than Notion, lite To re
more romantic than aBy romance ever yet written,
bat The strange events NJ life are nike angels visits,
fcw, aud Tar bclweeu.' they come but et intervals,
or csm1 uoI at ali.
The Fortunes OF neetor o'naloran and his man
Marx Antony. o"Tooie. ~ W. II. maxwell.
fine lad. $ Science OF Etiquette, by an English La.
dy of rank, whicl, is addict the L.alies' laud- Book Of
the totiet, a manual Of Elegance and fashion.
Etiquette aEd he Isa1es oi society, by Count Alfled
D'Otsav.
rae Comic English Grammar; new and fscetious
Introduction 80 the English tongue, emteiiisbed with
UPWARDS OF forty I've ehara ierisiif illustrations by J.
Leach.
The Butchers Of Client. Il historical romance Of the
The a5y.uiures OF Mr obadiah u1afnrk. wherein are
duly sci iorth The crosses, %chagrIrs caiautties, checks.
chiis, CHANGES and cireumgirations,b by wsich fns court
ships was attended showing also the issue VI hs suit
and IT'S espoasal 10 lHs lady love.
Briah oiita oriuck Is everything, by Maxwell.
Sylvester Sound he SO,nnansulitt. by II tochton,
Tho Lave match.
Tae lifs OF Monroe Edwards;
Brothers aud Sisters, by Frederick Rrenler;
hale Waisilshau by Miss PtcNerIhg;
Fen, laleon, the knight y IA The ron hand, by Dumas
Use Nnisht OF owynne, b. Gharies Leyre;
Tie Half Sisters, by T. Jelvsturyi
Asinodeons, OF Le4euds oi New \ ofk;
WINES new Illustrated %ne.odeon sopg Book
The -trause aud wonderful o. Bdchci0r Batterly, H.
Illustrated Icy 20 comic drawings;
The toEsemsn. a work on h0rsemauship containing
plain practices rules Gor riding, aud limits 10 the reader
On the selection OF horses, 10 wntchls annexed 4 sFure
exercise iut I-ouutcu and disHtuunted serV}ee, by II L
ttcrsElereef, illustrator OF riding at the I. : Attita y
Academy;
hu0wlsnn's Cattle DoetSr. or complete Cow Doctor;
Book ofrenarka'le a'pafttiens aud ghost storieSi
Tie pht iosophy OF The water cue, deve!ole.ueut OF
TIE trpe principles OF health and longevity, ny Jann
Haltefnir. Nj. -. illustrated with The confessions a d
otserya'ion' 9fstr Edward Ly'ton baiwst;
q ahau's Magazine i0f prUeIaier;
Castle IL the ar, hy Mrs t.uvci lust reed and for safe
Al Nh EMAN1s latararN Denot. III Nam ". novI5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
FOR SALE.

Fl OFFER for sale. from Is to 20 lots and u teces of
n. ground, which have lately laid out, on the bin and
road leading to Mr.. IL NlchnIs's, and also from two TO
three acres Of Ereuad, living between sad road aud the
Market sfreels.
The lots ON the hill are conveni ent 10 a good wei of
water the JOINT nseot which VIII be wen to the pur-
chasers Of the lots aud ground on the hin.
| VIII also sell some ground on Monroe street. IN front
of the Court House
Al CT any of the above, viii be sold tow and give a
reasonable credit for tue greater POI tion of the purchase
money. The tots and ground on the hin arc convenient
tor Mechanics and laboriug men, at the Giaes,vn,ks.
Foundry, Boai yard, &c. John M'LIRE. =
finn p. 81 have a new Brick House. which VIII
PssaIb be finished by the LIST Of October, with FIVE rooms
cellar, lot tor garden, and close to the well, which viii
sell OF rent al a FAR price, (Aug9-tft ! MI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
COMMlSSIONER,S SALE.

NTCWT1tTW NVVTTN. I'M "a
Richard scott aud othe-s
IN Ivy vrtnrut , Aerres nr ,4e c.re,;.
superior cour OF Law and ehaucery for OHIO cr
Pronounced ~ thus case, on the lutA dav Ut February .
letS' Tue uudefsguei, acting as commissioner tor Tie
purpose, VIII sell 10 the highest and hest bidder al trAh.e
auction, at the fort door II tire court house Of Ohio
comfy. on S%atarlav, The 2jih day Of Novemt er. Is4s.
iet No =, on tRe East sid of Main 81. IN North Naccl
ing.
TERMS-Fcn r- cent % The purchase money To te
Psu ~ eS>h' art tfe purchaser to give loNds Tor the
residue. WIN good security, hc.fins interest non, th,
usY - sue and pay sllt ~ three ins'aiHepi- cf 81,
Twelve, and eighteen months. each.
MITCHELL, DEPUTY tor
oet9r-tPaufN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

mr. subscriber hcing desiruus Of selling bs entire
Estate inthe eity OF Wheeling. Virripis cn,sIsltnr
lol IL. acres Of land al DINING the cftt, and which a,
mounds "a siouc coal, ami there is also a stone quarry OH
me aforesaid premises eluel 70 any az am inform ed,
IN the state of Nitgmbs. Also, about 90 or 100 feet ot
ground immediately on Wafer strect. on a part of which
room for two other Warehouses This proreytv lies
hHlieilately ON The Ohio river, and lust above Tho r..
: hntel, so generally known TO afI Travellers; and he
property on this squerc is generally considered The most
Vs'nshie OF any IN ihc city For terms apply to the pro.
pristor. living near Louisville, XIV
mylS SNNTFT. C~Ul-pCufTI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
LANDS FOR SALE

100 Lots "a Legaa's Port, lndiana. and
several small Tracts IN the vicinity Of said
tOWn.
The shove land willie sold on the most reasonable
tef,s'l ~ tracts 10 SUIT purchasers. Titles re feet. For
further particulars inquire Of w. +. PETERSON
Wheeling, Virginia, Jc6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
g.. h@0H4afIGE&.

g1U CLoTuS Of various pattcrns and all Widths.
~ just reca hy ootlO AXfON & SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
RICH EVENING DRESSES.

rI!NSS Biue Msckiusw in the city; also dark green,
e brown aud draAs-hHe white twiled he'd do. iust
eceived. fscpt22l J :. RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

viii sell nv farm Of one hundred and one acres
- situated ~ belmont county. ONO, opposite the IN
per endbi meeting Island. There is aAoui fGv FIVE
acres improved, a good Dwelling. Barn ami Stable. two
GOOD springs and 4 young orchard lot some 90 or IGU An
PIE Ieis' besides Pears, feacle, Plum aud Cherry trees,
an" "fape VINES hearing. The lace of The hill fronting
the fiVer is vel calculated Tor getting out tile coal.
VIII sell the ahove at a Reasonable price and on GOOD
terms. APplyto mo X RQTSF0Rn
marl3 >, trh..r..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
COMES. BIS

IS o SHOE, Flain aud Ornamented Hair comb
- Of all kinds, Fine Tooth ditto. Redding Peck,
ard Painters Grainir combs. for sale low. wholosa
or retail, ty oci2G JAS MELLOR, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
A FARM EOR SALE

THE subscriber purposes 10 sell the farm on which he
now resides, iylng o. the head waters ct Little
W hee'ing Creek IN ONO county atoUt half a mile from
Gilmore. Mil. The Farm contains IA acres. on
which isa good frame Dwelling House and a good frame
barn and COW shed, 20 feet long, aud an excellent spDle
orchard. There Is about rs or I2u acres cleared, with
a sufficient quattity Of good meadow. and tH, remain.
der well timhered. Sal farm is well watered. rossc,.
sion would he given on the lst Of AprI next. For
terms Apply 10 the subscriber, livirs on the pfemiscs.
oct2S JOHN ENNEEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
CALLL

Come one, come all to the lth Ward Family Grocery,
EAriilctl is now opening By WIN II roWcll. Nam
wv street. Wheeling, two doors belaW tic Novelty
Works where he is now prepared 10 accommodate per
sons or families with any article IniUC Grocery or conl
iecInnafy line at the lowest ieduced prices, as he in,
tends not to he undersoid Ay any la lBt chg, and wcuR
therefore very respectfully invite the attention OF CITY
a'd county taIks, being prepared 10 oiter great itiuce
nientsto such as 2atronlse hiui, as he wants Only q triat
TO secure him custom.
a sulg!e trial will his merits prove,
Aud even to purchase would a niiser move.
ocl2U-tf y W II row ELL, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
- e II I5 -,
RrrCHlEToWN

HOLDING ND GOAL LOTS TOR SALE.
IllE suisrrt a., NLn - duly authorised, o91rs for
! sale, ga lots 90 o." adltt,sH 10 tbe cas- Of Wheel
ing. kuawu a. kItchIetuvn. Many of these los arc
beautifully located. and the Ohio river m Gout is wide
and deep, aaordtug a tine 81 amhoaf Landing for thc
whole 'eugth Of the town an Seasons OF the xtar. lie
: also suthur isaa o. eti a HUutcl % Cud lorS. Cmira-
ctug about 1000 fcVt Of front, suitabie tnr manufacturing
stteS-thc cuail ng 90 the bail east IT aud 8d'oiuiu.
the town These SITES are superior e. anything OF the
sind tu anv Other section uf the csuutrE, the coal living
Al g proper elevation - perHt The u,tuefslu tepcsit u
m The factories. which would not COST over o. ccu.s per
iushet- Few places hohd out stronger inducements 10
versions ln scarcho or a desirable location for @ residence
or a manufacturing site. than BtrhlCiuwH. Located
en- ihe tuin river, aliri niu- Tie city pf " hccliug, and
ienlNH ING al Us advantages without icing sui ject to city
,4N 1it"H. INc Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD. and the
" wheeling and Crave CreeS Turnpike have been located
tWun'n thHtown, both Of which improvements Will,
w ue common cd shortly. For terms. which
WI De- Ne's rt a~sonthlc. apply 10
Nhet-ing, Oct 20 = 4 ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

On L tADs
yrlTST received an assortment OF the above FIRE Proot
- s.fs aud ter sale at the manutacturcr's prices, ny
PRYOR A LII, Agent for The Manufacturers.
The tollowiu letter has been received from Albany;
ALuANY, August -, lsfs
50 UERWtNG, EsQ-lc0r sir; The safe we bought OF
YOU in The Spring ct l'47, has been til roughly tested by
ihs iare ire, and we are happy To state has more Than
answered our expectation.
W. were unfortunately located on the PicI; and. as
YOU must have learned ere this, we had hat barely time
10 escape with our lives, before every building located
there, ar far nnrta IS tSe cut, " as ia flames
Our safe stood facing the south, ut The second story,
AID consequently faced the flames. which, with the
strong south wind. made a heat almost as severe as a
hast furnace, ard something Of the same matt re. Not
wuhstandmg all this, our hooks aud papers were preser-
we'd 50 thai they are all lc-ihie, and many OF them as
perfect as they were before the ire.
IL IS wonderful that 10 could have wilislOnd such .
violent heat with no more injury, when we know The
heat to have been SO powerful az u destroy the old
fashioned safes that were taken out OF the sloies on the
pier and placed some distance no. tte built ngs. b ;
Jsues drew ont hns and placed 1t to the waters edge
sail il was Eestrpyed while Voufs saved The papers and
books in the hottest OF The hre, Yours, rcspeatiulty,
CIV GODARp 4 co.
p. s-The books and papers were taken from the safe
two DAYS after the gre.
Fus saa by PRYOR " PAUL..
oet26 agents Tor The Manufacturers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
& FIRM.

y3ooTS n S~HOBS-1he subscribers having asso
~ Iiaied themselves together under the style and firm
Of Connolly q SON.. viii continue IA the Shoe
business ~ the house, No 10. Main 81, Formerly occu
pied as a shoe stare by Connolly & W Hdc. We expect
10 receive from the east shortly, a Iarge aud well assert
ed stock, necessary 10 carry on the business in all lis
titerent branches, aud as il is onr object to compete
with the eastern manufactures, We intend. by asifict
attention To business, TO insure the success we auticI-
pate, au1 to merit tie patronage Of Gut friends and tie
pnbiie IN general; we, therefore, give a general invita-
.isu to all 10 give US a trial. J CONNELLN,
April IL, lS4S BE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

aud L.atches, with Pearl, Mineral aud Bfass
~, Knobs, best quality Files, Rasps and Eide Tools,
Pium's and Levels, BROAD aud Hand Axes, hest quality
Hand aud Tenant Saws. ioHr fold Rales, Stt.l aid
Steel blade Squares, for sale low Is
oci2s ttENRH p. MORRIS, Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

SHOES \ LEATHER,
Monroe. between Main and Market streets,
rs now opening ar extensive assortment ct Goods in
i his line; not willing 10 advertise a quantity OF arti
cles he Ia. not got, he deems II unnecessary 10 enumer
ate. Sudice II 10 say lie Keeps constantly on bands all
articles in The trEde. Boots, SHOES, spanish and coun-
Try Sole Leather; Morocco aud Kid Skim, Patent Lea.
Their, Lining and Binding skins, Pegs, Tanners "ii, etc,
etc, all OF which he Will sell lower t1an can he bought
west of Phiiaieiphi., Tor cash or approved credit tie
has made arrangements To supply all demands for Good
yeacs Patent Metallic Gum SHOES Of all Kinds, at man
ufartHrer's prices, adding carriage. An orders Tor
goods ia his line promptly a.tanded to. oct5
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BrRRTHTLI. & &C.

bEhhI1tLi. q W.
raw p<t r,v..vei Nv cypress = 6v r-shIs Sst1
40 pirfd. r,utd d. Sai. Rs Gro 10 Rhine md Rsutui
gharu SOW stk< Also FIR. Rue, tween eud Brow
@Is use out Gip0, Graduated chameleon butt"n-.
ENBRDIHrRttS-Iace.ea7r s. Queen Mary collar
aud freuch vorsc. 80. Thread Lace. Edsings aud ~
Servings. Jacouet ana SNis - 80, a LARGE assortment ius-
received. nttl6 BERRY HiLL & co.
WI S~OLUTtON-rhe partnership heretofore cy,-t
~ inF between Tue undersigned. under the frm &c
DORSEY y CiAFLlNE, is this day d. solved rs mu
tuAl consent. Ely DORSEY,
sept ., isis. III CUAFtfNE.
FIRE! FIREn FlREm
ELAEE's FIRE PROOF PAINT isrsc lot rccci
- we'd from the Proprietor auditor s,iehy
ocjl5 w X McKEE, South Wheeling.
ruSr received Nv Express from New Work, a few *
dou curtains Of The finest quality AS" a few patterns
vcrv fine rich CIV styles CluHking-uiso rev stylec of
beautiful shawis. sct4 y HENMNN
TO THE LADIES.
TET GOODRICH respectfully iavites the attention
w . OF the Ladies', IL his new stock OF fancy Bon
nets. the latest Philadelphia Fashions; Bonuet Ribbons
Of various Styles. rnd ArIdeial Flowers, all OF winch
are OF the latest styles. oct "
IN octi3 W G%ooDRuu's.
"A OF Eu.isad. French and American cl tbs and
~casSineres, at very low prices; at
octiS |IppDklChS
y Ps wide BIN SILK for vistesat
~ oetl2 G~'"'pRifH'S-
MwAZARtNE. Green aad Mode frsnla tae mos N
hVss sHp'r quality. Also. a few dress patterns SUR
Cashmeres. just reed and for ss'e bg jsENSENN
EMBROIDERED Swiss Muslins. toih Whit. and
&s Fancy, for paty dresses; also plain swiss 81 hue
quality. octl2 JSENsENEY
p TCH Bouud Ribbons. Artihcials and Plume4. Also
40 Fancy belt Ribbons, Velvet neck Ribbons. Fancy
nett neck Ties and Hdkfs. J SENsENEN
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DNH-'N00 'tAts
FARM FOR SALE.
Tery desirable Nqrkcf Street P,02er{,,

am Ge-ir6uc 10 sell my farm near Wheoiine,
aud Will sell it together or IN
parcels, TO sat purchasers, AND ON acsemH afattac
terms. Jan 22-tt JACDg y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
TRUNKS.

-@ We have on hand now a general assert
kkl J III mont Of ICON ffame and Wood Box
- !l- w TRUNKS. all cur own make, and Of the
a.. - latest styles, and for safe on term TO
sHit those who ,aay mani something letter Than a shoe
~ paektugto1 lsepts9l Nlt"IL 'Akh'