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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-02
IfHfSKEY.

Landing hds morning from, The Stean,boa. Columbus
n lihds. superior Baltimore Whskey, for sale by
n " dec II RALSTON e. PT.ENSANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-02
BALDWIN, IVES & Co.

III AVE received by recent arrivals, -and offer q
=. "hote'dis or retail. upon accommodating terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-02

a cory. Ies,r, WI G. PrxpLrrox, c. 6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-15
From he .NeD York Journalef Commerce, Of Nor II
LATEST FROM MEXICO

From he Nev Yorls Journal Of Co1,nerce, Of Nor II
LATEST FROM MEXICO
Tho New Orleans Bee Oet the rsreip
Of Vera Cruz papers Oct 11, and Cy Of Mexico the
9th.
Don Manuel Gomez Pedraza, who preceded Gen Guerrero
IN the administration ofihe National Government ofMexico
arrived Vera Cruz early Ocobsr prohibited from
andiog BY the co1nander Of the place lie then proceeded
10 New Orleans, when nc arrived on the 22nd ull
w order Of the attorney general Of Moea Joseph NJ
Aueta, dated September the 2fh the president Vicente
Cueneo Is summoned appear after thirty days 10 be tried
according 10 the laws, having been accused of resistance
the supreme Authority n would obey that order
chiefs Of hose hands amongst whom Augon, Codalo
Martinez GOfdnno Oiuzman, CampOs and Iozada
Together IN the neghborood Of Mesa de Zambrano In tho
state Of michoacani they had about 1900
letter OF klgo Rueas who commands division Of tie
army at the south the general commander Of
The state Of osaca that he has defeated the insurgents
counter which took place the plain Of Alto de Ia Puene
The latter have lost thirty aud the troops belonging the
government bad three officers and nine soldiers wounded
Ac their defeat he insurgents had onrenched in Santa Bar
baa bU they have abandoned The post and retired further
back
On The 18th September they have received IN Mexico
nows from general Arnio, commander Of the army Of The
SOUTH who still Texca Six Of the OF the 9th
regiment having ventuTef ou IN The noebbohood ofheeamp
five Of them have been killed BY the insurgents.
conspiracy has been discovered Pocbla. headed by
Rosains and Fefdinandez ylnors both arrested and
the latter 70 death, according Judgment tho execuico
Of which be had escaped The others viii be tired
Several garusons which those 81 Vera Cruz Sac
Juan de Una and Of Mexico, have addressed pelon 70 Con
sess demand the realzing Of article 9TH Of the Pon
Dc Jaiapa That article fpuafes The dsnsssion Of great
number Of public officers accused OF yorh1nfsn
Most muIiipIied but 70 Besides
The execution Of Victories many other officers have been put
dsafh a. Mexico and other towns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02

~; nobody i. allowed to utter a word either YER
bally or by the press, without being insulted by
these fellows, and being threatened TO be beaten
TO atoms. The only remedy for US is patience.
Another farce has been resorted to by Mon
tilla, WHO invited the ladies to wait upon Gen.
Bolivar, and to beg him to stay among US. Many
have refused under frivolous ~pretexts; and those
who went were certainly not the Roman Matrons,
led by yeturia, to beseech Coriolanus' retreat.
From Bogota we are informed that Gen. OBJ
ando has taken possession of Paste, and that Flo
res troops had retreated. | hope you will have
this published for the information of our friends
In Venezuela, az we have no other means of con-
v~eyance.
Il send you, hereby, a Registro OFFICIAL pub
lished here, not because 1t contains any thing
worth notice, but merely to shew you how Gen.
Bolivar and his satellites abuse the actual govern
ment, although he publicly processes to esteem
Mess. Mosquera and Caycodo; but these are his
old tricks, which deceive no one nowadays, and
will prove useless. All the symptoms, from ev-
ery quarter, show that his power is now at an
end. He may succeed in keeping Us a little LONG
er in anxiety and disturbance, but his restoration
is next TO impossible.
81 send You, hereby the Aurora newspaper,
which contains a pretty biography Of the notorious
O'Leary."
I'VE understand that letters received here
from Caracas, by the way of Philadelphia, dated
June 2St,, which confirm some of the statements
above-yiz that Generals Ximenez and Carbajal
had been shot By order of Paez, and that Gen.
PortocarrerO was condemned to deth EN- ccpilla
General Marino has given information TO Presi-
dent Mosquera, that Venezuela will re-unite
with the Republic if Bolivar departs. J.
TN. y. Dali. .4iv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
Sc Economy the ,urest Road TO WeaAh."
a. A,9mmond,

REVOT.4TOR E. corr DRESSER.
DESPECTFubLf informs the inhabitants OF Alex
andria and it, vicinity, that he has opened an rs
tabfshmrnt on King Sired, adjoining Mr. Netcton's
Franklin House Hotel, where he will scour Goats. Pan.
,Xoons, and wa,stcos,s, of every description. blue.
black, drab, &c.-ons plan entirely different from hat
pursued by Dycrs, and peculiarly his own. Upon ex'
.nin.tion Of the articles secured BY him, they will be
found and pronounced BY good judges to be very lit
tie ,nlericr to new ones The securing Will not injurs
tie shape OF the collars.
Spots, grease. &c. will be removed, and apparel put
into perfect shape; and when required he will spply
,tifEening and restore tile color Of faded seanss. Ira.
ye,,er, attended to at the shortest notice.
N, Is. Repairing, &c. attended to.
rr A. L. Wishes it distinctly understood, that unlsst
satisfaction is given, ne charge viii be -a6s,
" I3-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
Notice,

z y the case Of Ann T.. Pc ton against Francis Pey.
4 ton, administrator, with the viii annexed, 81 Ann
pes ton decs,scd, Jonah thompson and Ssrgsret Lie
wife. late ,ilrrsrri peyton, one 3 tn heirs and devi-
..es Of Ann Pryton, deoeascA; Virginia pe!tcn Cra-
yrr pty ton, John peyton, and West PeYion, infant
ciuid en and heir, at law of West icytof, dsceaseL
vh0 Vas another ofthe children %. The 4aid Ann, ga.
ven ~IeytOn, Margaret Peytvn, Valentine Fcyton, ran
" peyton, West .eyton, william rey'cn. and nsry
Pc, ton. children sgI hcir. a. lSS Of william peytcn,
who Was another 81 The children of the said Ann; Va.
icntine Peyton and Susan his wife, when said Susal
was thu oniy c.5ll Of ) .}cnt.ne reytom. dCceascj, suo-
Their ofthe children Of h said Ann teyt0n, deceased;
samuel Swearingtn, husband Of M,!garet reyton.
Fielding Winiock, husband pf Nancy feyton. -
tar, ant Su.an nB wife, hDrsh:!D Firinan and Eliza
beth his wit, and Samuel PpytoA, which ssio A.siga.
ret. Nancy, Susan, Elizabeth, and s. muc., arc children
and heirs ~ law of William, Os.7f the lc'rs al law OF
the said Ann rcyton. deceased; aud Samuel Peyton,
one OF the heir, oi Valentine revlOn, who was one OF
IN. children Of sad Ano, and william Hart and Susan
his vile. y
The partie. 4 PENDANTS ~ The above suit now de-
bending on tie ChaBcery side If the Circuit Court OF
tho District Of Columbia at hioxArdris, wil take no.
,ice. that on tie III day Of .7ngast neat. befcesn 10
4. a. and 6 Z. ". a, The office IT John Cbanb.rs IN
the CIV Of Wa .iingtoG, the complainant will take the
dcpositioas Of noiias Hsvcner, Elizabeth Hsyeney, ko-
ger G.. " .igltn,sn, Richard wsiisck, John f.. Frost.
and u. Thompson-to be read on the 'r,sl of the said
suit. Ann T.. PEHIoE.
~ IQ-eotd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02

ENFORNS all, who are interested ia the progress Of
T. her establishment, tEst -he will re open her
SCHOOL
on the l3M If September; aud that, encourage ed beyond
her expectations by the patronage at the past year,
she has been induc.dt to take a house which, viii ailord
more ample accommodation for her pupils, aud greet
~ proniote their comfort. In addition 10 thc teach.
ers already employed, she has obtained the co.Vpera
ton OF the talents and requirements OF a lady, we'll
known aud highly appreciated ~ our con'munit, -
and, also, engaged the services of MIR CnAhrEs Rou1,
a distinguished French teacher, whose quaIt sticr-
were highly estimated AT Yale COLLEGE, whcr, he taught
some wears since; aad fran the prcs,deHt q. thai
lns,ituilun has he highest commentators, ~ a
sch0!.r and Gcistlemnn, as veil IS the most f,'tcrirs
Il testimonials from tie City Of New York, FrrdcrIcNtowu
ND J and WinChrs.er, Va Such . teachers hasi!org
been needed in this own: and AS has terTs aie suii
cienti, low TO bring item within lie cUmpass ~ the
means at al who value this Accomplishment nj, il shop
ed he will receive thc p.tronsge he merits ~. HSn
vIEu, the Artist. who painted the / and ng at Lsf.l EFT
in ,myric4, Is also engaged to teach Dr,eing sud
Painting III OILS, water 1 JiIrs, Sc. Added 10 these 70
quisuuts. Mrs. Porter intends 20 procure n c0up.e''
lNctun Apparatus for daily use, IN Illustrating, BY X
%per,ments, The instructions gwen in Philosophy, CHI
mi-,ry, aud Asironpmy An1, in order TO introduce
the mos, approved MODS oi;nsttuc,ion she Consistently
receives The best period Gals on the subject of Educe-
ton published II Inns country and in England.
FERNS made knew at the Seminary, corner Of Duke
and Washington streets, or AZ The abscMce VI Mis-. Por-
ter, she refers to
Rev. Il. Keith, Thompson I. Mason.
" VIM. Jackson, Bcrnari !'ooc,
" J. McGajre, 4. C.. Cszcnoye,
T.. p. and e. Thompson, W. Fowle,
John Roberts, George Brent
Ale xandria, aug 2-eOjt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
[Theat.

yATE wish 70 purchase y quantity OF WHEAT, fo'
whci. tie highest market price vi be given.
EDW. D~AINGEKFIELb s. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
Mrs. Porter

ENFORMS all, who are interested in the progress of
T. her establishment, that ,he will re open her
Ii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
LIST or LrrTcns

Remaining in the Post Office. Alexandria, D.. c. on III
list Of ydUgust 1850.
U Persons calling for letters in the following lis,
will please say TuIr ARE ADvIATIsXD. or they may NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARkET-JuIr so.

H,ward Street Fow.-The stock on hand
continues light, and the sales of the week have
been limited. The supplies of new Flour come
in moderately, and are readily bought IN. The
wagon price has ranged fsom'S5 l2a to 5 e5,
and in some few instances as high as 5 slt has
been paid for particular brands. We are incIin-
ed to the belief, however, that S 25 is the pre-
vailins wagon rate. We have not heard of any
sales from stores for shipment higher than 5 25;
at that price the cash for several hundred barrels
was paid. Sales of a few dray loads have been
made at 5 81, but some dealers are unwilling
to take that price, and demand 5 50.
Ciiu Mills Fom.-The only transaction that
has come to our knowledge is a sale of 300 bris.
standard quality City Mills Flour. at 4 IS cash.
Several sales of extra, amounting to between
two and three thousand barrels, have been made
during the week at IS cash, or interest added,
and at this price several other parcels were taken
this morning.
~.SasquetannG N0ur.-0r Monday a sale of
200 barrels Sasquehanna Flour was made at "a
S71 cash. Subsequently, however, 600 barrels
were sold at 5 90, adding iaterest, and another
lot of about the same quantity at 5 90, cash. The
stock of this description is very much reduced,
there being probably. not more than 500 barrels
~
Corn Meal-We advance our quotations a
shade for this article; small sales have been made
of hlds. at Sl3, and of brls. at Q 81.
GRAIy.-
Ukea.-Suppiies from Virginia and the lower
counties of Maryland continue to reach the mar.
ket in considerable quantities. The best white,
free of garlic, may be quoted at 95 a l02 cents.
Several cargoes of best red were sold during the
week It 95 a 81 cents, and others, not so good,
brought IS and 95 cents per bushel. Some par
GELS containing garlic were sold as low as 80 cts.
It may be remarked, that, in order to fulfil exist
ing contracts, the miiiers are frequently compel
led to purchase at higher rates than they other
wise would do.
Corn.-In consequence Of the small number
Of co~asting vessels in port, the sales of Corn
have not been so brisk this week. A very supe-
sior cargo of white was sold yesterday at 46 cts.
per bushel; but that price could not be obtained
for it to-day. A lot of good white was offered
this morning at IS cts. Without r.nding a purcha-
ser. A. cargo of yellow was disposed Of yesler-
day at As cts. We quote White at rs a As cts.
and yellow at Al a Is cts.-.amerieaa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02

Connecticut State Lottery,
VII he drawn ~ Hartford On the Ash of August
CAPITAL PaIZE $40 600.
Ticket, s. %, halves l So; quarters 075.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
Extract from the last letter of The Washington
Correspondent Of the United States Gazette.

Extract from the last letter of the Washington
Correspondent Of the United States Gazette.
"A laughable story is told of a Jackson s!ecein
this district, who figuered at the Jackson dinner.
Hi, official salary is something less than that of
a messenger in any Of the Offices, not equalilng a
dollar i day. This man-rcspecta6le Of stand
ing, although his feed emolument is so small
engaged a few days since to 90 on a river excur-
SION for a few days, 10 eat soft crabs, &c On the
day appointed, beingreminded ofhis engagement,
he replied, that he had been gravely reaectinSo on
the subject, and had come TO 4 determination to
decline being OF the party-tor that he wouid not
tv any act of his. give the Id opposition edi-
tors any ground for talking about a tGtGRing'
catinet. II would be ve:y unjust to censure a
resolution to sacrifice pleasure for business; and
| 10 not know that the officer in question might
not deem himself as well qualified to De consid-
cred a member OF The cabinet as some other per-
sons"
Salsm TfiGLs.-Wc learn by the report of the
proceedings of the Supreme Judicial Court. that
the trial OF Crowninshield and others is postpon-
cd uuil Tuesday next. Ihe Boston Courier has
he following paragraph:
I'VE age Informed that the Grand Jury, which
has i1st investigated the mysterious transaction,
has succeeded III obtaining evidence, both direct
and confirmatorv. which was not before known
to exist, 1t is not in our power to conceive the
pnrport of it,"
AleSN
On Friday last, r. Dillon Drake was brought be-
fore the Mayor of Philadelphia, in the custody OF
Mr.. Augustus Newton, who had been specially
commissioned by the Governor Of Pennsylvania.
had proceeded to Elkridse, in Maryland. aud there
arrested that gentleman, against whom, some
time since. a grand Jury for that district found
three bills Of Indictment for certain c%ircumstan-
ces of his Conduct in connexion with the late un-
fortunate duel which took place near that city.
After some little Investigation of thh case. Mr.
Drake was held to baii in the sum of three thou
sand dollars for his appearenc for trial at the next
MAYORS Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02

Miss Amanda Zimmerman Wilmer z Inmcrmsn
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
aug st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.-THIS DAY.
Clothing at Suction.

WILL be sold, at the Clothing store Of the subseri-
w Der, on h0ND4Y. tie ID day Of .August, at 10
O'Clock, IN Prince street. all Lis STOtK.iN TRADE.
consisting Of a large and general assortment CT
RE.4DKM.7DE CLOTHING, Of the Lafs,t
Fashions,
Embracing almost every article in the Clothing line,
amongst winch IS a large assortment Of common Cloth
ing, very suitable for contractors on tie lines of tho
canals now IN progress, and will present good oppor-
tunity Tor them To furnish themselves at very reduced
prices, AS the whole win be sold on accommodating
terms, without reserve
ALSO.
Cottons, cloths, caIicoes, linens silks r.
Ginghams, handkerchief, button,
Velvets, %cambtets. cords, suspenders
Thread, BEAVER, leghorn, and palm.leai hats
large ten plate stove, with pipe
Boxes, drawers, two writing desks
2bairels cider vinegar, sc. &c.
U20 II. p. WHITNEY.
" The Georgetown Columbian will publish the
above ill sale
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
LIVERPOOL MARKETS-JuxE 81

C0Non.-Ihcrc was 4 good demand for cot
ton last week from the trade, particularly since
wednesday,; the holders generally have been
willing to meet the demand. and we quote all
Improvement of ID. per ID. in American descrip-
tens, but there is no alteration in other kinds.
The sales. of which 5 bags American are ia
ken on speculation, amount to 22,5O0 bags, among
which were 1870 Bowed at Cd. TO I'D. chief
" at I'D. to 68d. for middiirg fair to fully fair;
$3.50 Orleans Old to gid. chiefly 64d. to "a. for
middiing to fair: $3.50 Alabama and Mobile cd.
to I'D: go Sea Island 124d. to l8d, so stained
ditto Sd. to I'D.
fishes continue limited; the sales Of the week
are only 10 bis. Montreal Pot at SIS. to SIS. cd.
and so bis. Pearl at SIS. I'D. to SIS. per W
being a further decline of Cd. per cwt.
NaraI Siores.-The business in Turpentine
consists of $50 bbls at lis. Sd. per cwt. Of Tar
1850 bis. Carolina have been sold at lis. cd. to
lbs. per barrel.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-JuNE 10.
Our arrivals of Wheat and Oats are very great,
but there having been a brisk demand for Wheat
on Wednesday, the price may be quoted '2s. per
quarter higher than on Monday. There is but
little doing in that article today. OF Barley the
supply is small, which. with Oats, remain unal,
tered in price, and but few sales effected.
ego
Sales al Hare. Jme 14.-CorroN.--225
bales Georgia, at II As sous a Is Is; 2l1 Lou
isiana, 10 a % S.; IS Georgia price unknown.
18th. 81 bales Mobile at 81; ST do do 90!
90 do Louisiana II; 93 do Georgia, 90; II dc
Georgia. 5. |. Q 25.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01
DOCTOR UCKERS'
INTERROGATION,

For Sale by A. $. TODD, Moinst. Wheeling.
THIS Embrocation has for a long time been
esteemed as a valuable remedy in variety Of dis
eases, and will want no other Recommendation
than that furnished by the use Of one or two bot
ties. In Rheumatism 1t is attended with the most
signal Advantages also valuable IN SPrainS,
Nvm5pcss Burns Tpdol0t Seedlings, and is parti-
cuarly seryiceable 10 Lum5ag0, or pains IN the
back: and IN many instances, when takenn doses
of from 6 to 10 drops Gin syrup or sugar. It gives
immediate relief IN Cb0ie It's also much tameJ
FORTS powerful discussive efficacy m the removal.
# Poll ErI FistalI, PWSa, Strains, and many
other diseases incident to horses For more
particular description ofthjs Embrocauon, and the
method orusng it., see the advertisement surrom-
ding the bottle.
May 49, 1880 Ally
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01
.CORDaGE STORE.

aul is new ready 10 execute al orders Tor arfr
c'as in bis line, with which he may be- fiyored. and
Ia i.ie mos 'ln'aec0us terms. lie has now, on
.iil o very extensive assortment of CordHge of
yer, description, TO which he IS daily adding from
is factory lis puces viii be regulated bv the
.elrga Pttsjrgt 4 Cincinnati rot,s. and Le
..e.s confident of beng able 10 fill am ordors of
Merchants. who may favor him with tleir c,,.to,o.
DID, az leqsf as ee0f ii not better terms thaa c,n be-
,9culed any where else in the Western Country.
le HlI warrant lbs work 10 be of The very hest
tia..'y. Commanders Of Boats arc requested TO
'f1ers addressed % Messrs Knoy and VcKee
10 ana Doobin, and ID. B. Bayless. Commits
'n Merchants, OF 10 himself Dror,uti,, -itcr,i,l
Whea's.g March -, Iso CT
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01
J. G. & u. G. EEAWKIEg 8
Sign and Ornamental
PAINTERS.


m LSPECTFULLY inform their frieut. ans
-sb the public, that they have opened -Io3 q.
Main street, opposite tho Post Office, NHFELIre
where all kinds Of Ornamental Painting and Gill;
ing, such as MILITARY BANNERS au0
BADGES, MASONIC BANNERS, ArroN..
CARPETS. &c. ENAMELLING under G'78.
for Pictures, INVITATIONS of H00d and Wl~b'e
nh of which Will be executed in superior s.'
They respectfully solicit SHIRE of patronage, 'n.
promise that their utmost exertous shall be u-c0
TO give general satisfaction to those who may o..
YOUR them with their custom.
o. Paper HANGING done IN The
HedtcSt manner.
Persons wishing to sec specimens Of their work
will please look at tho Signs Of J. TEETFEs H''
CLARK & COOKS Lottery and Exchange oilca
June Is. ls3O.-ly.
Tie Subscriber takes pleasure mreco" end
ing 90 his friends and the public IN &c os
late pupil, Mr.. J. G. lItwKIEs as q slVlia artist
90 tha. branch orthe arts which no prof a-
J. r. LAMBDIN, of Fi,js. .d.
Nay2l 1880
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01

lt1y2I 1880,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01

y. A Fahnestock 81 crulifugc

y. 4 FahnestOck 81 crulifUgc
Prepared az his ,rt9Lsl' oad retail Dree Hare
Hggsr. c7iuer Of Slr-t and Hood >t7sctS, Pits
5wet Pa.
THIS preparation Is confidently recommended
90 The public 1~ am otac,ual remedy for cxpelImI
Worms from the system Il has already been ere
tensivc'y used in this county and the proprietor
has asceraucd from particular inquiry, that II has
not fued 90 produce the most sautary effect 10 ev-
cry instance in which. was administered-an5 M
many cases, after every other remedy had failed.
IL Is mild n ITS operation, and may be administer
cd with perfect safety to the most delicate Infant
The following testimony Of lis effects is offered
90 the public:
"PdS5reb. 8pra Isl. 1880
ave the subscribers do certify. that we have
used Don our families b. 4. FahneslscI,'s Nermllrgc
aud recommend IL TO the public q te1nost etlsc-
tull medicine tor cypeilng WORLDS iy0ir tie system
that hls ever come within on knowledge.
\. W. PgEStY, LJcrf Street
WV. DuUGLAs, HO3d Street fFdis3WgF
NlRs. ANDERSON. fH Street
SAMUEL BmGHr. Plum f0irustip A1cghny co
JouN AloRBow. Ii.ins f71-rStip. az.
RoBERI GRAY, Phas tsfrHSdP al.
Jo7FPH ANDERSON. HjHnS tOlCnStp a.
FOR SALE NJ {he Drug Store OF TODD &
WOODS, Water Street, Wheeling.
Nav 3, 1850 cow
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01
NEW BOOKS.

Th IPLONATIC Correspondence Of American
~ Revolution, 4 volumes;
Now Testament, according to Griesbach's Text;
American Almanack and Repository of useful
Knowledge;
North American Review for JanuaryG' April 1881;
Just received aud for saia gt the Bookstore of
=. FISHER & son.
Wheeling. June o 1880
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01
OE2TTG4S. MEDICINES, PAINTS 81 DYE-STJ,FF,z
FOR sale, BY -
.RrckiJNId s. Todd.

\ FEW DOORS below Main street Whng where he
az and general assortment ofFRESH DRUGS Se winch
i7SSH STnong the articles on handar the following;