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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04
DIR CITY COUNCIL.

We cbeerfuly give place TO the following pro-
ceedinps Of our City Council, making an aPPto'
priation to defray the expenses OF an on.e' 'a'
ment 10 be given in compliment to inc ''ls'n'N
Regiment lust returned from Mexico iha"A'
10 them for the public zeal libera'liS anu pio"p''
ness which they have exhibited on TINS occa'
sion. 1t evinces proper spirit, an SHOWS 'na'
our Civil Authorities will not be oehihu ou' ..
ter cities in rendering proper respect 10 our sai
liant volunteers. The compliment ten1ereo oy
tho Hall 10 the volunteer companies oil ou'
CITY. is a compliment which they deserve as
on all public occasions they have displayed
spirit worthy of all praise. WINE our to
,u-nea volunteers have been doomed to state
of amasterly inactivity yet they have incurred
sacrifices and hardships, and, oy their UNIFORM
disciplipe and good conduct, have won 'or
themselves the highest commentator oil olhcers'
high in command. Let US, then, give them a
cordial welcome, and may they, in returning 10
the walks Of civil life, carry with them the re-
spect and esteem of tie community in winch
they reside, and their ambition needs no higner
incentive, in dotfing the soldiers uniform than
The sentiments which inspired them 10 repair &c
far distant land to incur hardshps and Pri'
vation, and TO serve their country with zeal and
devotion
n. called meeting of the City Council held
Tuesday, Angus. LIST, the President suoo''''eu
the following communication:
RICHMOND, 3lst July, 1945.
Sir At meeting of the citizens of Richmond,
hold this evening" the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
"Resolyed, That the Common Council be, and
are hereby, requested TO appropriate an ade'
ouate sum TO delray the expenses OF the pro
nosed entertainment, to be given to the Virginia
Regiment of Volunteers Just returned from
| Mexico"
II affords us great pleasure, as the officers oil
the meeting, 10 communicate IT 20 you' ana 10
the other members Of the Common Council, as
confident belief is entertained by our ie'ioW'
c;,;zens that the Council will, in their discre
ton. give all the aid to such a movement, when
tho importance Of the occasion demands.
We are, with high regard,
Your obedent servants,
HENRY G. CABELL,
JOHN LYNCH.
To G. A. MYERS, Esq, President OF me CON-
mon Council OF the City of Richmond
And Mr.. Darlington offered the following re-
solution, which was unanimously aaoP!eu'
uResolyed, That a committee OF nine, con-
stating of three members from each Ward, &c
aonointed. on the part of the City Council, to
mite with the volunteers Of Richmond IN ma
k;ng the necessary arrangements for the Tecep.
ton of the Virginia Volunteers, recently re-
turned from Mexico, and in rendering Them Inc
Inequalities of The city, and that the said com
mitlee draw on the Chamberlain Tor The exPen'
ses attendant on the same"
And committee was appointed OF Mcssrs.
Darlington, TAFT, Haskins, CaskIe, Bosher'
Chamberlaync, Mayo, Saunders ana Alien
The Council then adjourned.
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FoR THE EsouinEa.
nFirst District and Second Judicial C,rcaii."

"FHS DfeticS ana SeCDnH JHQtCldL ClTCuV.
Messrs Editors: most cheerfnlly second the
nomination OF Louis c. Bouldin, Esq-u Of Not
,oway, 10 fill the vacant jndseship occasioned by
the lamen,ed death Of Judge Gho!spn Mr.. Bopl-
din is well gifted for that Office from age, great
experience and legal requirements, having acted
for many years as Attorney for The Common.
wealth in the same, or portion the nc Cir
cult, during the Judgeship OF his brother, the Hon.
IT. Bouldn and Tor some years afterwards
The writer is vel, acquainted with MIR. Bouldin,
and has no hes.ailon 10 saying that he i, re-
markabe for his prompt action in all Of his bur
sness transactions, sound a, heart, and conscien
lious in all his dealings and decisions amongst
men, which so eminen,ly qualify him 10 dis
charge the duties Of a Judge. have no motive,
but to do justice, and therefore hope that his
claims will be fairly and imparially discussed
before The appointmimenl is made, which should
be done as soon as possible, to be ready for the
tall Term OF The Court, now being held in the
Spring, in consequence Of the illness OF Judge
Gholson. JUSTICE"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04
BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.

Gen. Patterson, al the Volunteer Banquet In
Philadelphia, on Monday, said in his speech:
"You presented me, felow.citzens, your
breh,es, iewels;-I bring them back 10 you, no,
encased in bright silver or in fine gold, but in sta
tues OF bronze!n
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r,o,u Stcrs So.lh Of Mason and Diron's Linz.

difference OF 81 LOTT men, citizen volunteers
more than what was furnished by Free Safes
This table, Mcssrs. Editors, will show al once
that we should have TWO THIRDS or nearly TWO
THIRDS, Of allthe acquired territory in California
and New Mexico, Tor the settlement OF our
Southern brethren, by RICH, Of conquest alone,
and part OF the right We hold from the Com
PROMISE given 10 US by the Constitution OF the
United States.
There is but one feeling in hi. community on
the vote Of he House Of Representatives, and
The feeling is one of regret, Tor The disrespeci
shown 10 The Senate on The Compromise question,
by the not HASTE in which their bill Of settlement
was rejected BY the House, without even read.
ing, or a reference. II this is no, hasiy legs-
lation, il will be difficult TO tell what would con-
siiru'e action Of that Kind.
Yonrs NED EVANS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

II We are requested to announce that Col.
H. l.. HoFxlNs If Powha,an will address the
people OF Mecklenturg al their August Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Baltimore ameIicah'J
New Yonx, August
The steamer Hibernia sailed to-day, WI d
passenger. for Liverpool, and 10 Tor HALIFAX
She carried out S7l $50 in specie.
The first experiment in crossing The susF :.
bridge at Niagara with horse and car',ase'c ~e'
made to day, under the direction OF M: s ssr.
Il was entirely successful, The scene being a"e"'
ded with much excitement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04
MARRIAGES.

On the morning OF The Is. ins., oy san
pdw.rds Mr.. DANIEL TORY, 10 Misc oAa'A
Moody, all OF Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04
w. F. RICHIE, secretary.

xYTbe regular meeting OF the Democratic
Association will be held al oaa feho"s
Tonight. al S o'clock.
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F,;day morning, August 4, ls4s.
ncMocRATIc STATE CONVENTION

A., m.s,,np Of the Democratic State Central Com
mi,sss, held on Monday evening" July itn' was
R.,oiped, That, in pursuance Of wen esaos W.r
10 we recommend TO the democratic parry OF VT
I =, nold state Convent at Lynchburg on Inc
h dsy of September next and we call upon ns nc
ocrats in each county, city and town TO hoia S
on their next Court,days' 10 SEM 'e'es1
Convention. , ,,.rupprooRp Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

p See the interesting proceedings In Esse'
county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

The Barnburuer papers in New York rejoice in
the defea, of the Territorial Compromise bill
So SAYS the New York Evening Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

DEMOCRATIC MELTING IN FAUQUlER.
Al an adjourned meeting of the Democratic
party OF Fauquier county, held al The Court
House on Tuesday, The 25!h of July, lS48, Maj
Charles Hunton was called TO the Chair, and
William Homer appointed Secretary.
Mr. J. C Smith, as member o! Committee
OF Correspondence appointed BY previous meet
ing read Ieuers from different paris OF The district
ia iavor Of holding mass meeting OF the Demo-
cratic party.
Whereupon on motion OF w. w. Wallace,
Esq, il was
Resolved lst. Tha. Grand Mass Meeting Of
the Democratic Party OF the 1h Electoral Dis
ri CT be held al the Fauquier While Sulphur
Springs on such days as may be selected by
Committee OF Invitation hereafter TO be appoint.
ed.
"a. Tha, said Committee consist OF six persons,
10 be appointed by The Chairman. Accordingly
The Chairman appointed the following:
w. w. Wallace, w. w. Payne, John w. Ty-
Ter VIM. F. Phillips James c. Smith, Charles
Hunter, John B. Downman.
On notion the Chairman was added 10 said
Committee.
3ri. Resolved, That Committee OF Arrange
menis 10 consist OF twenty five persons be appoint
Ell by The Chair.
Accordingly the Chair appointed Messr.. R. Fl.
Fooe, James t Suddo,h, Jesse H. Wilhers, John
Porter, VIM. Homer, John Arthur Lee, John G
Bea!e, Charles P. Chiffon, VIM. P. Ficklin, w.
S. Coone, franklin Settle. William Macrae In
man Fl. Suddoh, j. e. Henricks, William A..
pauie John Fisher, VIM. w. Carter, Lewis
Porter, T. G. Bradford, Jas. French, James
Blackwell, Joseph B Smith William L. Gaskins,
Samuel Robinson, Henry L. Carter, and John
G. Beckhaul.
On motion Of James c. Smith,
Resolved, That Committee OF six be appoint
ed by Inc Chair 10 raise the necessary funds to
iclray The expenses Of he proposed Mass Meet
ing.
Ia obedience 10 said resolution, the Chair ap'
pointed Richard H. Fooe, John w. Finks, John
Klipstein, WIN. w. Wallace, Stephen French,
John NJ. Fam.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting
be published in The Flag OF '9S. The Richmond
Enquirer and Examiner The Fredericksburg Re-
corder. the Washington Union and The AieIan-
dria Gazette.
On motion the meeting adjourned
CHARLES UNION, Chairman.
WILLIAM HoRNER, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

Mr.. Poussin, the New Minister from France
has arrived at Washington.
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To Tie Editors oi The Enquirer


LEwlssuaG Va, July &C. 1913.
Gentlemen: have this moment glanced over
piece in the Wing coming from this county, in
which i, is stated that 'many Democrats have
hoi>ed The Taylor Flag" Nov, The truth IS, that
no Wing moi a heated parizan, pretends to think
their majority will be increased in Greenbrief.-
Whilst ii is true tha, some very few professed
Democrats will vote Tor General Taylor, YET il is
equally true that more Wigs will not vote for
him. Or. William Il. Syme, from your section
OF country, has openly declared Tor Cas- and
Butler; and do say, without the fear OF success
ful contradiction, that be is decidedly The best read
politician in Greenbrer county in the Whis
ranks. have heard other Wings say most en-
pha,ically hat they never would vote for Taylof.
These representations OF changes from Demo-
Gratis TO Wings are humbuss. With US il is re-
presented that there are large accessions 10 their
ranks in lover Virginia Have no fears for US
we will hold our own. These representations
are made for effect. There is less enthusiasm
in The Whis ranks here Than have seen tor 20
years. They have never raised shout yet
This looks bad Tor SO many ch nges.
Respectfully, yours, GREENBRlER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.

Soon after the Spontaneous combustion
Whig Convention in February last we were in.
duced 10 lake compassion on the real Henry
Clay Wings, who complained that they had no
"orean" in Richmond, and TO consent that they
should be heard through our columns. We have
again similar case before US. An original
Clay Whig has handed US the following card,
which tie Taylor papers Of this city, ne informs
US. hsv e refused 10 publish. II is proper that The
people should have all the light bearing on poli!i-
cal movements. and that all parties should be
heard For the reasons above stated we feel
called upon to give place the card. We cam
no, doubl, as we said some days since, that in
Virginia there are hundreds who have not yet
sacrificed their principles al The shrine OF mere
Availability:
OUT VIRGINIA.
The school associates and the political friends
of Henry Clay The members OF the Wing party
who have moi abandoned their principles, and
who are not ashamed OF the great questions Of
domestic policy which have been always support
ed by the Wing party, and those who regard ho-
nesty as better than miserable scheme OF tenn
porary availability, and who are not the parii-
Fans of military cheftain, are solicited 10 at
tend Convention, 10 be held al the Slash Church,
in Hanover, on the 18th August, for the purpose
ofaomnalng Henry Clay tor the Presidency OF
the United States.
Manu- Friends of Henyu Clay and the ONION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

STRONG SIGN In OHlO.-Judge Con-
verse OF Ohio, declared, at an anti.Taylor meet
ing held in Parkman on the 4th July, that he had
Il from Gen. Ford's own lips, that he will not
vote for Gen. Taylor. Ford is the Wing candi
date for Governor Of Ohio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

Captain F. H. Archei's Company was on
Tuesday last received at the wharf in Petersburg
by the Grays and Artillery, and an immense
crowd. Col Rosser made an appropriate ad-
dress, which was happily responded 10 by Capt.
A. The procession then marched 10 the Cour,
House Square, where Capt A. and Lieut. Peter
son made handsome valedictories 10 their men.
There was a grand reception Of the Palmetto
Regiment al Charleston on Friday. In The fore
noon, presentation OF swords 10 officers, dinner
&c.-in the afternoon regatta and in The even,
Ing a torch.lish. procession, fireworks, &C., made
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06
WESTERN ADVERTISING AND COLLECTING


AGENCY.
WV. KISsLoE, Thrill street, two doors east
II Post Office, Pitisburg. Pa. is our su'hori
ned Agent Tor that city. MIR h. alsp attends
to the collecti "a vi bills against persons in
in that city-iarge or smsli-and refers to the
Editors OF the Pittsburgh press in particular,
aud the western ptess generally.
E. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
Philadelphia. is agent foe procuring subscrip-
tions and advertising tur the Wheeling Time.
BEDIENr & GREEN, Sd Street, oppisite tn
Post Office, Cincinnati, will act as Agent.
for the Wheeling Times, aud all orders LEFT
with them will be promptly attended to.
VoLNEy b. PALMER is authorized to act a.
agent foe receiving subscriptions and adver-
t;senents for the Wheeling Daily Times 8
Advertiser, at Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner Of North
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositecity
Hall.
VIM. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
and South SITS. is duly authorized agent Tor
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06
IMPORTANrl!

~SaoL ASNh w o . w kkALAAA' ~ <<&N'
Monroe ST.. Wheeling Va.
"a RE Just new receiving large sddiifons 10 the'r
49, stock Of furnishing Goods, for Housekeeping
anu steam Boats. Viz;
Various superior ply Inrr ain Csrpotins. New
do sSFine, do do and must
do Fine, do DO Z dcsirase
DO Wool fringes cotton warp, do patterns
do Canton do do
do 1894 aud Al venitian do Various patterns,
do ASA and Ga India mating Waite and coiored.
do "a and 4 wool Dragget, and green bdIze for
erumb cloths,
do 10 { coiored damask linen do
DO 24wooI 4 Linen stair covering,
d. Piano and table covers, IN cloth and worsied,
do Damask linen table cloths,
DO do do Diaper, window widths,
do do cstton DO do
pillow linen and cotton,
Balnsley aud Irish Linen Sheeiine, 54I04l 1874,
Cotton, bird and brown. do 81 1914 ;2i
PLAIN white marseiIles quilts, supr medium and common
do Knotted do steam boats
Ga and other widths, floor oil cloths
Oil cloths for tables and window blinds oil paintings
and ehiutZ
supr Cord figd marseilles quilts and sup'r article
Furniture chintzes,
Embroidered Curtain musIins
hite cotton and col'd worsed fringes tor trimming,
linckshsck Irish aud Scotch Diapers and Cras1
ssether with all other goods best assortment
now offered IN this marSet-at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
June ], 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS NOW IN STORE.
ALEX. ROC Frs

No 40 Water street, next door North of the Oystcr
Depot and adjoining Forsyth Bakers Warehouse
st'AKES this opportunity to return his thanks his
old friends and cust0nsessand also to his many new
enes who have kindly pafronzcd his Establishment,
and ts is determined 10 omit no pains not only To
these hut TO increase the number, ia such
aud by such that none who give him one call will
tail to captiaGe their custom. lie has now in store
Large and sery choice assortment Of Spring Goods, viz:
French. Esgiish sad Belgian cloths, Csssimeres and
Sestinss. with yrsak variety of Silk, Satin, Velvet.
and MarsesIes vestngs Co4Ion. Linen and Tweed Pan
falcon stats, aisrge variety also Ready Made Clothing,
Syual - custom work. comprising every variety OF
Goals nAisoix, Vests. etc. ell on the most favorable
fern. he asks cali be ID satisfied his arrange
taens Sr sneh that none he disappointed in obtain
arg any Article hat he may want Sis ne and this
end be des hardly necessary TO reassxss his friends
aud the pubic that the utmost confidence As&g be had in
see accuracy - M so superiority Of nsnsfxciure, in
his Estab iahaisnt a 20 Yeas and the
unwsssrug confidence OF host Of f1ssnxs Is hss best
guarantee. - ALEX. ROC Frs
mylSk. no ~ w alter st, Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06
NEW FIRM

nOOTs AND SHOEs-The Subscribers having asso
D uia,ed themselves together under the style and firm
Of CONNOLLY Il son, will continue in the Shoe
business in the house, No 1875 Main st., formerly
pied a. a shoe stare by Connolly x Wade. We expect
from the east shortly, large and well assor
ed stock necessary 10 carry the business in all It's
different branches, and as il is object Ia compete
with the eastern manufactures intead. by strict
attention tnisncxs TO Insure the antic
pate, and to merit the patronage of friends and the
public in general; therefore, give general invita-
tisn 10 all to give US trial. ] CONNEILY,
April 10, ls4S CONNELLI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue OF Deed of Trust from BENJAMIN F. KEL.
~ Ly to me, dated the 10Th day February lc47 and
now OF record in the counties of Ohio and Marshall
viii sell at public auction to the highest bidder the
front door of the Court house Of Ohio county, Mon
day. the 10Th day of July, 1913, the following deserts
ed real estate viz Lot No and the south half of Lot
NO IN that part of the City OF Wheeling called South
Wheeling, laid off by Cbaplane and Eof.
ALSO--Onc tract of Land in Marshall county, viz:
tract ofland lying the waters of Grave Creek
adjoining the lands of John Coshorn. John Richmond,
Edmund s. Graham and Others supposed to contain 434
acres, be the same more or less.
Terms OF Sale-Ten per cent of the purchase money
payable in CASH, and the residue thereof in three
equal inst amsnts of six twelve and eighteen months.
the purchasers giving bonds with approved security,
bearing interest from the dag of sale and the title
tanned until the whole purchase money is paid Sell
ing as Trustee, shall only convey ne purchaser
such title as is vested in me by said deed of trust
June Sd, 1912. WIN. $. GOSHORN, Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06

0BALES - incs Barlaps, fes xaoI ssck,ap.
n do HsnkeeAs.
2 do Srk Waliing,
DO Cotton TAhe Diaper,
do RleA. JaqsarA do
a do Heavy Brown Drills.
o ia blue do
a. do "a Srews sbeetngs.
a A, 20 fsne do
an Eases Bseached Hasiins.
do 10 DriHings.
90 Cotton Parasos.
do Earstsn cinehans
do r~ilieA saesias,
- do Brk kssAsess,
a do cord Cassrses,
do Tape check Mssl:ns.
~ IN. RuMaseccAs' Blue servings.
s00 lie Pse~< Threads
ases skein do .
,oo aox 100 and 40 yds spoo's an eslors.last rec q
s.t or s,ieby TALL AMI AS0 DH@"'AalS'
ryD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06
A GOOD CHANCE FOR YOU, GENTLE
MEN

WE have on hand extra stock of Goods for Gentle
men and Boys wear of superior quality which be-
ing TOO lar e for the determined to close
Out al such prices will fail surprise yon either
al Wholesale or Retail. comprising
supr rench Cloths in Blk and other coors,
Also, English and American wool brk Adelad etc.
DO BFk Dse Skin Casimeres, plain and rib'd,
do Fancy colors strp'd and plaid. do
do Persian Casimeres aud Silk Tweed,
do Wool Tweed, Merno Cassmers and Jeans,
do DradeIe and other Summer Cloth
do French Linen Drilings, white and cold
dp Satin Ves,ins's plain and fg'd
do Marseies and other variety OF yestinrs
dc Cravats, Pocket Hand'ks CLOS and Hos'y,
do Under Shirts, Silk Cotton and Merino.
do Irish Linens sup'r atty for bosoms,
do Sup'r Long Cloths for shifting,
do suspenders,
and boys wear. il SELBY, AosKw, AND SwEARISsKS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06
WHEELING g. BELMONT

BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers TO the capital stock Of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that All instalment Of $500
upon each and every share thereof is re-
quired to be paid BY them respectively 10 the
Treasurer Of the said Company, on Satur-
day the 9Th day of June, 1913.
BY order Of the Board of Managers.
E. H. FITZhUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, ESQ.,, the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants and Mechanics Bank.
May l6. 1848.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06
FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale at private sale, one half of Lot No
4 1885, 4th street, in the city OF Wheeling on which
erected brick dwelling house. story high front
and two stories at the back, containing six comfortable
rooms and very convenient residence, together with
double frame house fronting on the Alley between ith
and Market streets, suitable for families
II not previously sold at private sale will be offered
at public Auction in front Of the Court House of this
county. sn Monday, the 5th day Of June, ocl, NJ
TERMS-One fourth he-pnrchase money in hand,
the balance in two and three years. the title being
retained until the purchase money is paid. Apply TO
myl0 L. POLLOCK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06

FAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD-Just received
ID large supply of lead pipe, sheet lead aud light
lcqu duct pipe for conveying water from springs.
myI2 HORNBROOK & DILLON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06

LATEST ARRIVAL OF FANCY STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
sELBY, AGNEW AND swEARINGEN.
Monroe ST. Wheeling.
"a RE now receiving their second stock of SUMNER
49, eoops, comprising very large and desirable
sortnent OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, bought at
auctions from early Spring prices. Also, very large
stock of superior
CARPETING
OF every variety OF and desirable patterns
duced prices, and prepared TO offer important in
ducemenis to Merchants wishing to replenish their
stock, as well as purchasers generally, m3O
;XYOOL WOOL SACKING.-A large lot of 20
~ inch BuriaPs for Wool Sackiag, just received by
m3O SELBY, AGNEW AND SWEARiNGEN
OCELOOk IN AND GET BARGAlN S.-n
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
VXY e have aIarge lot of French, Scotch, and other
w Lawns, Berascs, Silk Tissues, Silks in all colors
and other fancy Dress Goods.
Also, Shawis, Scarfs, Handkerchief, fine Hosiery,
Fringes and other trimmngs-ana.Fren oh Needle Work
and Lace Caps Golfers. Bonnets Chemezetts and Rib
bons with general variety of all other of the de
srable fancy goods, NOW which de-
termined TO close out without reference to
cesr-we W i'll sell them, you can make money in these
goods by embracing this opportunity w noLEsALE OR
RETAIL. SELBY, AGNEw AND SwEARINoEN
m3l Monroes st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06

NASH FOR RAGS.-The highest price paid for
~ Rags, in CASH exchange, by
JOHN Ii THOMPSON, Bookseller,
April Union street.