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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

y EW CONCERN Boat stores. Crpceri,.,. Liquor,
: y 30. by w II. IIorsrov y Co. tat th,. stand
formerly occupied 10y !. "a ForSy'h y Coz No 10
Water street. Boats hc supplied al tE5rs with
itorcS and every other attention aiirl,d facilitate
heir IN tcrrs'. Family Groceries, Wines aG ibiu al.
Ways on hand ~ above nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06
EAsHONARLE nAr a cAP MANrFA.

ENASHIONABLE HAT g. car AIANTFACrO.
n. nv. lO3. Main street Wheeling. Va Opposite
Mr. Rshb't Chair Factory
=. AVERY = Co respectfully inform their friends
and tie Tibiig that hey have On hand and are con
sant'y manufacturing CoHe5. assortment of Iirs &
Cars Of the latest spring aud summer fashions war
rautcd equal u not superior 90 any that fave uocn
offered, which will De sylt by he do-cr Or sr-lc 40
the lowest prices sud Upon favorable terms rs t3ry
can bc had BOD We i,v Hats OF all kinds and qualities
also. general assortment OF Mems and Boys Eur and
Cloth Caps
They propose 60 furnish Comlcslcu with bots hy
the year upou such terms ua cannot ilil o. please
\. D. Hats and Caps made 90 order. also, Military
HAS snL Cap. made on lEc shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit liberal Stare OF The public
patronage. 'mav 9l
ybNEN boxes Sicily sweet Orausc. % drums Snyr-
apss NJ REILLY
SPERM OlL-2o0 gallons just received 1ud 10
- safe hy mny' W. REILLY
HOENFGOOk a. GIBSON Plumbers. y w cor
u uer of Moufoo 1nd iih sirac's.-Whera the.
carry ON the h0urs eui -f.1u'Isf plumbing loo 900 b..
branches
They have constantly on hand. Hgt-auf- OF ,or..
ous deecvPusrs uaurls Kettles. Water G,gs.fs
Bath Tubs Hot aud Cold shower baths. Rotor.
I inr rI.HiF. Chemical fHUfrsfU.. Lead Coins
Patent Hl.u ilad'.r., tpr.e rrl i..r Pumps lea.
fl',s 't a'l sizes >ir.t L,1d "t 1uy t5.ckI,s- su.
\ N'tNfi uy .".. aGg FtqFS. OF ,.rm. Water CON
/ .u'.l Ntg'iH i,H.t. .. .Hu SIuurs 90
. bN" int l'". .r 3D.. l.. "A. $3.50. Beer PufrH.
/ buI Ear Euuua fF.d Hr ia Older. Leather 10.
/ 81 rr'sis thausn'v r.r.y.d .p puart1aH. AT
tended '7. tlue 2. Itl0-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

WI, VI II'SN entirely cured hy he use Of Ia
%. y. HNKilCH'> COMPOUND S'ypING,rIIr\
INC, MD GERMAN ArERENT PILLS
MI. SOLOMON WILSON 81 Chester Co Pcpnsvl
''' ''li''l i"r ~" years uh the above disr,s,iIi.
'' 'sr"i Which lac had to- his rurch.s for cie br
"''hN' ms Ssnpt'ms were cxcruta'nIg pun IN nj,
Us '''s' especially ~ las Hip Should,r aud Ankle.
-TaIg Increasing ALWAYS towards cyeuii,. ,,,.,,I,,
ih heat. M. WILSON WAS ~ one time u,, ,II.
move ms i'i'> on acrouut of n" pam beng, ~ rr, A.
~ u Iig ndFI"cd ~ t-ir'i It his tn r,r,c,,r. ID
iAhIF = FILLS "u ~ Inch he sent r. the agent a.,
'', "e''f ana procured '"''ri using The med
the hind day rhc disappeared ami sr,,,,I
'r'a> ng ftN a'ri ga three weeks was able Il, afJ
!" ms business, which he had done Tor Is ,rontt,
Ter The benefit of others afflicted he = ls,s thc. tine,
published, that they may bc relieved and again c,,,,
me pleasures oi a healthy life
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

xA FOR RENT one of Ghc beet business
s...Asa stores ~ Wheeling, opposite the Virginia
,;s,kSA Hotel Possession given ImmedilIrl, en-
s--sslszES qmrc of = NTCIAIIAN
feb IL. $50.
NEOLtSSIS 4 SIGAR-Ii. hrd- y Orleans
w Sugar; % bbls. d. NlpIi.sr,-aI OF good
quality and Pr'mr or',r and tor sale unusually low
10y FORSYTH MOORE a CLNRKE
mar -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06
n Ew REPRESENTATIVES, line NET DrRE:T g ro

n EW TRANSPORTATION LINE, DIRECT TO
~ BALTIMORE. BALTIMORE AND PITTS
81 RICH AND L. :. PORTABLE BOAT LINES
The above hue a. Ju-t been formed and all ar
engagements complrted for Transporting Merchan.
dLe To aud from Ba.um IRE, va. Pennsylvania an
Tide water Canals.
BAEGEs t"wrd bv Steamboats, Will carrv the
goods to and from Ralumurc tn IIayro fle t.racc
which will enable this L.ne 90 pass goods thrpusT
good time.
The Warchous" on hcrty street latc'y OCCUPIED
10y the Pilot Limo, has been enSagCd and \ nov
ready TO reCci. e Freight
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06
JACOB 4 MITCHELL.
OPPtlSrrlON-

III '''t''l'''N wv NIfIV WI ItIlI
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling FAERy MoRvivG
NJ O'Clock reaches Frederick second morning aud
takes The morning line OF cars, arriving n Baltmoro 81
10 take the line Of cars for Ph,dephia aud New
York.
roOOO INTENT LINE loavcs Wheelr- every
NyiitVoov; reaches Frederick second evening ami
as the mil line cars rimedit'cly Fr Baltirnoie.
= re they arrive IN time rs take the urrniny Ira, of
B,s ior Philadelphia and New York.
SThc aove lines 2r speed and safety a5e b-lieycd
tiitto be Surpassed by any sage lines in tie o. States
n "a Ricng positively prohrbitei
Err dig frat do1r above the United SIdic- Hoirl
Wafer street. Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

IylNE CASKS Plaster nf Plrs. received and FL - rr
II hy Iuur2 CRtNCiE g. BAUEYS
NWrErN Htds y % SUGAR. IS gBs Mo
ASSES ior slfs hy
June JNrOg = MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

so Bbls Nc. ! HERRING
80 do No. 3 MACKAREL
20 do No. > do
30 do W TrInJ SIIAD.
Received and for sale 10y CEANGLE & BAILEY.
1000 lbs. y. York Stle Leather,
For sale by low by CRANGIE & BNITY.
NAV 2S-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

, TONS LEAD,
- le5 kegs Beai,y's + 7 G & Rock P1w,lrr.
100 bags shot, assorted Nos. ia store y 10. sale by
q PANTONS n TI\GIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

w I'LL t'I ~ Hir coal diearr.. o., work
pr We .ei u.des TT Ir-lis O. eins & GlnIou. .u
,t' 't"'N'n agai neif t.. town of Athrr. tftf1.
2 .".''N.. ZOO EaEts wlll la paul Ior SOLAR rn
1n-inouf wor"men. For oafilcuiNys surlr ~
'u' IT. p" X M'kEE WEs hnI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

4 1OWDER.-Just rccoIyed from Dvponi's Mills
BrndywIne, Delaware. 400 ycr- Powder con-
Sisiing OF Rifle shotgun md blasting of which w.
shall Keep constant Supply. Fcirr sppaintet agents
T the manufacturers We shall sell az Prrsu rh prices
Merchants and others thus be supplied at s times
with superior article cheap rs IL ,an be brnugEt
from the East. FORSYTH, MOORE a CLARkE
feb i3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

'iN'INNNrf, Angus 10 1899
'aI'','' "r"'' De. SVo'Er--l ava rruy nd,bt
'd ypu hr the hyucil have. rc,,f,cl .,,o, - -
your compound syrup ~ Wild Cherry RsrL. vb,rs
'"."'.s N'-Ihr means ol r0s'cg,uE ly health a
N'd win q common cold. which Terminated -, ,
'"," "I>'.'," ni"n the lungs. I 90 l,nqth hecs,r,.
~" '''''''''" from c"iiSi"r coughing and luss 81
'piruic and gave up 10 Ipp. of r,,,,,,,, - -, -
my I'nI.F bad hccu carried ofI hy coi,stm,iior
''iu2 accommodated hy iiicnd Of mine. Mr. w..
% "'N' rial OF your iuestm,hlr syrun / ia -
Nhi'' 'runiH'iod M performing rerfeef euro
Nv '",'' '' ny - you when .ra tru ,,hr.h ,,d
,I,t ... you may make III" ct these lines # Won
YAM" proper that those afflicted may fad r.li.ct.,i
' '''". source. Yours truly.
JAMES PARRY
PRINCIPAL Ooirr ~ North E,rnh .i-ocr. p5,I,,lo,
''''' li.'Ehureh oirn. ~" ~ - ClIir street. ncyt
,,' 20 ',, N''s'riF bridge. WHERE t.us ip,alu,bo
''oH Store # john FISHER. Wheeling. Va
uu, J-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

" ENlIIAA BlINDS.-Fauiiltes wasting Vcnltiam
v Blinds can be immediately supplied, by leaving
lLrr orders az odr Store, No. t27. Nrirkrr Street.
Wheeling Va. JCHIARROUR A. @ h
mar &C Agents Eir the P.,lshurgh Nl,u,i1iaerury
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

ERiE. ia September ? I. Is3g
Dear SIR lh's lay send Too some of d. S,ypvne.
= '""u> NiH'n" or Wild Cherry ), cup, thcrc Is .n
''" '"h u ih's place, anal has hecI for 70 ,,y ,,i,,
. has trcd rhc medicine aud find, n b.I,r nm, ,,,,,
am "ni-leaSc send IN" some immediately. send t,,o
'olteS u y"u cluuuf send more
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

WONDERFUL CURE or CONsUMrTIt}N nor
"rncl hy DIR. SWiN\E'S COMi9't'Nb SYRi,P.
y PEINlS VIRGINIA or Wis CHERRY N,'
"''%NoN "RtENE. Of Lancaster county Pa. entirely
'" y "' above dscaS' HIS 'y'nptn'r> were chilli.
'"ss, succeeded 10y heat Gy,,,s Of .pir,fs al, 80, j.;
i'> mouth dry cough great oppression m tl,. breast
'', % appetite, ircqueo, si'ing and coughing M nt
r''hE aud hnrd blood ifier Using Two bottles oi,h,
'ho'" syrup Tie cough ceased. he I.sly bco,,p -
'F'is'hcn aud 10y using Two mote tsulc, all these dis,
agreeable feelings were removed lie - NOW emmy
lng perfect health, - Tie asuiirh snrut at an h.
,rvud ~ ' "'1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

WILL OF SARAH ZANE DECEASED-Whcre.
rs StrIn Zane hv her last will and testament dated
81 March 1919, did among other things bcquealh in
the following words, to vii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06
FROM FLORIDA.


Iud;aps-We learn by the Steamer LOUISA from
Cb,,tahoochie that the Indians attacked al ~ cioch
an Monday morning last the house OF Ar. James
Dorsrv go and a half miles from Chatahooche, ana
Numbered and burned his house. Nh Dorsey, throhg"
fear of the Indians, had previously removed ms iahy
IN Alabama and was himself from home, consequently
no lives were lost
(;ood .Nf1rs tr0m East FlOrida- Four indWnS cup
,ursd-We are happy this week IN beng able 10 lay
before our readers an account OF the capture OF i"u
Indians by the active and vgllant I. > O'hcer IaPt
B. t. Benl Of the I'd Regiment OF Dragons
II seems that on the morning OF the 1th INST SaP
BeolI hayinr received intlmaon OF party oil lndia
hcpo IN the nerhborhood left his encampment, WIN
len or twelve men, for the purpose OF securing 'ie
country After having been out for some time, ne CANT
suddenly upon party of some 80 Indians, VINO hra Oh
his approach without firing single gun, Capt. bca'
and his men followed them the swamp OF tue Wac"oS
asa river and succeeded III capturing four OF their party
onr of which we learn is loa-to ochce, Sub-Ihie
NJ the Micasnokes The captured Indians were taker
To For, Poinsctt (at Cedar key the station oil Genera
armis,ead on the 9Th INST and were to have beer
royed as Guides Of another scout, by Capt B on the
I2ih inst.
The runs taken with these Indians are SAID TO be II
rxcredinrlv rood ORDER Of which was near% nc"
and of costly manufactures Capt. B. also took large
decr slim fed ,ch honey, which they are supposed
TO have subsisted
The prompt and unring efforts of this small banG
induces us to look for better times; and we sincerely
hopc that these ruthless sayages will not be permitted
ia rscapr rs those of former captures. Capt Bca
conduct on this occasion, we'll as that OF ms men, i
highly creditabc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06

a.. s,,,,,s;,ns pf William Henry harmon crsT
| Henry Clay, siaveh9oef x,.-,h
ern Hhirs ana Abolitionists. ,a
Who compose tie Executive Committee appointed
- ,ba concurrent action OF the Wings, and Abolition
So Three plcdrpd AboltInnIsts, three Northern
Whirs and three Southern Wings.
Did not the Abolition press RAISE shout Of TRIUMPH,
~ IN. nomination OF Harrison: Was II not considered
hv one of tn. Roston prints OF the fanatics, "a sgna
defeat of the lIvocracy power, IN mt C0nrf"'i"H
W. c,uld rIu,tply instances OF such rejc;cn@s on Tue
ror NJ those our enemies. But readers should be
familiar with them Cor unless they made themselves
scouaiutcJ through independent presses, with the ma
chnations OF these, their deadly foes they would "
recrean 10 their own interests aud false 10 their chi
dren.
TIN, triumph achieved by the nomination of General
HARRISON a, the Harrisburg Convention, by these IA
natics, and hailed by them "aS monument 81 pro-
mess must be anntated by the united acton oil nef
of the South, in November next
| Tho resolution passed by the Massachusetts Anti
slavery Society, at their annual meeting that "the re-
fnsal Of the Harrisburg Convention to nominate IL
CLAY as candidate for the Presidency, is signal ana
glorious triumph Of truth error, of Liberty over
slavery &c, &c, IS not alone insulting 10 southern
| Democrats, but to Southern Wings.
! Did not the Executive Committee of the National
Slavery Society declare that "the rejection OF II
Clay a STAKEHOLDER and defender OF slavery, IS way
mark in ttheIr) history
VIII not Southern readers pause ana consider tiese
facts:
WIN they not connect them with the insoIent pre-
sump,ion ofthe IboIition Hhig Gates Of y York. lend
ns his frank TO spread the interference of foreigners
with our most sacred rights
/ Well does Governor Mcdonald remark "Al who
seek TO agate this subject, and carry out their Pur
(of interference with the free intercourse be
tween lie States of,hc Union) "eitherhy counting 70
rrirn alliances or the of other means, shall BIZ
regarded and treated public enemies, outlaws an'
traitors.
i Yet, with ali these facts before them, and they ar
bat two three among multitude, many hetieFe INA
ther. is no danger in the elevation of Harrison.
rSiraanGh GeOrgi0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06
EEAIAIL SEIlllI.

.hthc PARsoy,GE, ne0r L0reto, ESScI Co"ntg a.
TINE duties OF this Institution viii be resumed on the hrst Gay
nr Or,,.r n.xt The of study besides the usual
branches al an En- dish Education, which taught WIN sat
care embraces Logic Rhetoric, Evidences OF Christianity .
raj I.Iy Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Ien"GE
Botany &c. 70 may h. added The French SPh,'i Az"
Italian Itugag-s Music Drawn. aud Paian. NccHit'"o"
plain aud ornamental. and working III ""isted .,
The scholastic divided into two sessions {" '
each. M pupil received for les potioi ihan one ,
nor any made for time lost, unless ocSa'o" '!
sickness. ,,...t,,,
Terms per session, payable IN alvancc-toF is"1,
&C.. sos Tuition IN English branches, ' BED ana pe""S
IL not supplied the pupil, -; use Piano Fo!tr So pi
The French Spanish aud Italian Languages IRA" a anu
mo n rim. ., c,r, ,,arr- Needle. free Of charge
Letters directed Rev. john p Mcclure, lore", fstA '
s.. Virginia. - 80,
raT>ut Sent !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06

,t ritou,s A. you arc rot resident ..
-;a ana have no Known agent, you WI .ake mg'cI I'
shall IN the ati nf Ortobsf ncS', ~ 5nc ~ AMI
49, - ,c ro,n- of E.ri the hours "t suh 'H ~,
49, f ,r same day proceed take the deposition OF Lh"n
W.. | ,.s And on Odd III The month, 'riont'il
:, or ,,'mns, al Augustine Robbins Chufchsl, M"hr>'N
county between hours Of sunrise and .,istt 81 ',e lay
sI,,I nrocred the deposition {" W Iiam D. ~,
,I,cr and ON the oath day Of the same l"ni, 'rl""i' "
Office uf Mathews county, between th' HOUR :" H"t7
- ~ tho same day hall proceed 10 take the drios"h ~
Irhr II Iumpkin he read ~ eNId"lcs III >
depending aud undetermined III The 'n'hh superior our " %
G rn..,, r ~, county I'll King Queen, whr II',
ynu AM, other, are pllini>, and J. deputy s'ri m hnG"
Campbell sheriff and committee "i 'h' t>'hu" ~"
sr,.s, defendant and should ccnnsnnc" occur ;" ~
IN render it impracricahlt commence ana mus. tr '
vii H. continued from day day sunday excepted, until iey
~ cn,nr II which time and place You attend you
think proper. i"'io ;;SIii -, r,pn y
For IuCH CAmrDEtL, Sh,rfana C"@aah'r
If ne Estate n Teri, Broccsc, dec'%
--VrIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06
THE STANDING ARMY.


We have received from Mr. Stanly of North Carroll.
ma pamphlet of H. closely printed pages, entitled Sc
c0nd Address Of the Central Committee Of FauquicI
on the Army Bill" There was then first Address
we are not informed of its lengl-but cannot for
bear 10 express our uncgned admiration of the persc
vcring, elaborate and ndeiagab emptiness of the
Fauquer COMMITTEE, and TO congratulate the State oil
Virginia that portion of her citizens, evidently pre-
destinaed 10 make fools of themselves very
dis nguished way. should have been supplied by fate
with occasion pre-emincntly suited TO the pur-
pose the proposition of Mr. Ponsett TO organize and
train the militia. Too much praise cannot be given 10
the readiness with which they seized, and the marvellous
tenacty with which they have chung to- the opportuni-
~ Of fulfilling their destiny
Ii will be necessary, however, to take glance at the
road they have travelled, order TO the greatness
of their ambition and the probability of their arriving
the consummation mentioned above, IN the pursuit of
which they have manitesily been tempted By careful
study fthe opinions and aspirations of the commander
of the Watch of Messina, Dogberry by name.
In the Message Of The President December, the
attention of Congress called to the Report of Mr.
Ponset in which the latter advised the DIVISION of The
United States into several Districts and the militia of
each TO be-a small part at time-succcssivey in
structed in the mysteries of holding musket and step
ping in time TO the awful music of bass drum II was
thought that by such training, in of war; The militia
would not require quite many whppngs from the
my, before learning the difficult matter of ''standng
fire, they would in their present condition The Sec
rotary said that he would offer bill developing the plan.
whene yer should be called for by Congress Now not
much than three months after this, the Military
Committee did far remember the Secretary sugaes
lions as 10 call him for his BILL which was sent IN
but not honored. Nobody seemed to care anything
about the militia and in due time the Committee of
the Senate reported against the pan every body agree
ing with them. We have forgotten whether the sub
ect was ever brought before the House-but it was
never shewn that single member oftha body was in
favor Of it. The President had called the attention of
Congress that part of the Secretarys report in which
he advises the organization, and hear nothing far
her from him, till he is questioned whether he ap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06
Sic nf Rrrr Land. MGR CInrEsrILc Ia

SHALL sell, the highest bidder premises on The
18th day Of October, III fair II not, the day the
Tract Of Land adjoining that which late John Speed for
merr resided II contains, by estimation, acres
which Dan liver bottom and good deal Of the hgh land
still to clear, which fine tobacco
good and desirable Of il being healthy s;ua.
ted within miles Of Buffalo Springs ten miles Of
GAINESVILLE, MeckcnhuG, Va which is considerable. and still
improving tobacco market The improvements .ranar
and other uuouses convenient 10 excellent
1t cannot be of
the quality advantages Of this anv person WISHING
will he shown the plantation by applying Mr. ~ b. Nelson or
Mr. H. g. Speed credit OF and perhaps yeals vi he
given upon the land Also, The and place will be
sold the stock &C. upon credit twelve months and
perhaps some negroes sold or hired our.
JOHN J. SPEED,
.7inRiSfrqtor Of JOHN SDre9. dec'd
Rose tti, Granville y. S 18th Sept. leiO. iI-wt26D
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GREAT B.iHG.iLNS!
Eoots, Shoes, TrmnEs, L'ather, Papcr, sc, &C..

Eoots, Shoes, TrnnEs, Lm,her, Papcr, sc, &c
UhOicSaic ami ReinH
WE receiving hy various vessels from W.
w New York and BOSTON, FALL. STOCK or @u"p7,
which, for variety, qualify aud cheapncss, are sair" 'a
be SURPASSED by any Iloi-e in Virginia .,,;c
We invite our Wholesale rll and the pubic
generally call and examine assortment before Eu'@
in any House We otItr in part III" os"wim. VIZ
ljJy pair Ladies, ND Morocco and Seale%n slippers a" "
tirs = .,. i,
l,oDopr ladies Tine se"ki" Morocco and N'' Shoes an
100 pair Ladies' Furcd Shoes, part very superior
a0 do dn. c"orcd Morocco" white Kid and SATIN slippers
.03 do d.. Cum Elastic Shoes, MoccaSns, AID quilted
900 do do CATER fine Leather and Scaskin Boot,
20O do. GcnirIcn's line 'aIl Boors, part Mic'' best w
100 d., do. Waterproof and Cork sole E3.l>: Niles
20" do do S Dc" ne ," a S HnTy d F@ss Se' '' ~
400 do do do Scal~kn and Morocco Pumps
211 do do d. Calf and Kip-rw"d Monrors
$50 do. do Calf, Cum Elastic, Euhdoc ana
1000 d. mems ,tou, unbound peG=cd aud ewcd Erosams
n00 do. lined aud bound do. do 40.
looo women leather. pcesrd and sswrd Wells
, s@ % JI ,"ys lin. and coarse rrouam, and shoes
so d. M>sr. iuc Morocco, Sea>ki and fine Leather,
Boots and shoes
2lu DO. line Kid, Morocco and Leather slippers
Cllll.DREhS.
1900 clIcn Gne Leather a"d Sca'skin Boots Shoes
aud ANGLE Ties m " 49,.
1000 do fnr and Kid Boots, Ancc Tie aud n>Es
Fi"jI,i6Xn MADE BE0GUEs.
lp mar cn'> Richmond made ognc-. Tor Factory. Field
and ,aifra! hands.
90 sides good GOOD damage! sole Icalcra beautiful i"i
5ne,t< $rai,kin aud Hair Trunks
900 rrani, wrapping Post. all SIZES
- do Cap and Letter writing Paper
r,, fo,b., and B,Iow, Ton Travelling Trunks Carpet
Rags valce. shoe B-hcs Toilet do" S@ Thread bi1,
' G5n,eg, ana R,,ll Fashionable hpoi. 7rark
Dcaior. .V0n,ton Ho"" RicFmo"". ro
Serts 35--w-wts 'afim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06

COL Benton thus appropriately describes the issue Oh
the approaching Presidential campaign onr -.
Tbis is the state of parties now existing among Us,
il i literally and truly question between people anu
property between man on one sue, ana oe ~ him 10
IL, cod rave the dominion Of the world, and the
dead weight of the purse Of him who has loaded nm
self with the plumber of industry.
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Pertains Institution tor The Ednraton CfMc Blind.
rINIS establishment has been removed that spacious and ci
rfI!icr known Mount Washington House, Snn
Boston. and ready Tor The reception and instruction
blind Of either from of the
The Sanhty al The ncatiun the f,ctrS for Srabaiur, and
the OF the edrc which offers separate for the pupils,
make establishment desirable residence those young
blind persons who de>itc superior accommodations.
The instruction compartments reading, writing
mer algebra, and geometry geography history, natural
philosophy besides the theory and practice
Those who desire acquire knowledge Of the
modern languages
and scientific knowledge oppOEtum-
practice the paru and
besides which, the pupil select any instrument which
wishes learn. Particular ply
TEEMs.Goard and tuition with the nf books aud musical
Instruments, from $40 10 500 per For those who wish
study the languages have the Of plan" forte tr
chamber musical Instructions 5000 The
viii cover all the ordinary expenses Of the pupil
Extra accommodations charged reasonable proportion.
The fayorabi. age instruction i between the 9Th and
18th years
The following connected with The direction Of the
Perkins Peter r. Dalton Edward Brooks Samuel \. Elliott.
RantouI, Loud. Samuel May ,z.a5 Goodys IN Horace
Manu. Robert e. Nini0,
For particular information address he Director Dr. &. Howe
Boston, Ia whom al applications should br made.
y. b. No persons VIII hr received while under medical
mrnt for the recovery III sight.
july II lo--w3m
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSES.

THE subscriber Is constantly receiving from the celebrated
manuafacorv of NCSSs CLARK, New York, elegant
plain Piano Focs possessing the latest improvements and that
deeay OF touch and sweetness of one peculiar their
nufacture.
Also, large of Musical Instruments and usca
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned, let hire in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music offered sale in this
State may tie selected from the Of the subscriber who
enabled TO sell al the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again will be furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere in the State
P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and .ausie siors, opposite the Boaks
Aug. u 29-l