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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02


al the oprsarancrso ~ who linsers
stage Of c,Dsutupfi0t> > physicfarxN
ded we're satisfied in (teST 6rj0son. that
remained. a1d <het fu~rthcrfriai of mcdfc,
be entirely us,lsmr ~ fhi8. dIrc ard .orl
he began TO use Fect's Botanic Pills. lw
king a Few boxcs of the ned sne he h
4 perfect cure. and has since eolvyedN
health The unexpected lseoverp Of Nr
has astonished all he relatives and ms
hct,ndefs these lines TO Or. Hpsr WIN
ting gratitude. Efe.aftD RUSS
Disressrg ea~ of Srrvre zsfi
.fouly cured a. Ihx.fs b>fr<S 81
Mr. Hsnry White. We lor ~ 15ecco f p.
afi.ctedS with a sewers Hs:51rn<< 1kuh Dr.,
from ~ei ard cold all the .yor1(- 1npfom,
eompia ~ tolic w~ "a tirL,1cs< o<10ss th,
with difficult and ffsRcss.0E bra
'ho last year Of his. illness, the Jlsao re- ir
80 aiaruhngly as topreveat his 1o{Io,.snt "a
cess, having lost his speech. ard beng thrl
with Immediate suiiocauon, un'l q copio
pecto Iaiion, " culd e. M on. vile only ga
relief Tor n :ew hours, The pLysicians VIII
led HIM r~ronounred his conplsintbeyou 4
sibt!!ty of cure, bat 81 last Providence. dir.
pamphlet To he lett at HE house, after -wh
brochures some ofcr. Hunt's'Boiani- pills.
ter taking a iaw Uszes ne found hlnssif
free from the complaint, heinz capable % IA
ufhny exercise. sren of walking forty miles
and havHis AL the snioymsnts OF reff,ct y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02

i MI SOODko AMI 1ttDCLliEss." lac cNir II
H. bsn have just received . general supply of Sta
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part OF he
following articles:
super Black. Blue, Brown and Olive Broad Cloths
Sa,ineits.
T" " t.nglish Moreno.
French 10
Domestic and Fancy Prints.
Brown and Blearhed Nnalins; Irsh I.inca,
Nor sno. Cotton. and Blanket Sha~ls,
handkerchief.
Silk and Fancy Dress DO.
Book. Cambria. and Jackineu Muskns.
Laccs, FooIing, and EJging Of every description
Rose Blankets.
YeIlos~, Rcd. White, and Brown rlannsl.,
Canton do.
Cotton Yarn.
do Betting. and oiaer articles too tedious 20 men.
lion. Also. a general assortment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Of tho beat knd, consisting Of
/ Rio. Java and Mocha Coffee.
Y. r.. Imperial, GunPovder * Black Tear,
Chocolate.
Pepper. Alspice. Nulmegs. Ginger & Cloves.
Cinnamon. Saleraiss & Sal Soda,
". d. Sugar. Loaf. Lump & Havana 10.
Frenrh Curmnts. Cheese and Crackers.
Lemon Syrup, y. O. & Sugar House MOlasIo-,
Salmon, Nnckcrcl and Slad.
Cavendisb Il Twist Tobacco.
Spanish & Common Cignrs,
Corn. Oats. Potatoes, Baoon and Hams,
Butter, Eggs, Onims. Apples by the h%drrclur othsrw sc
/ The b0st Superfine Flour. Corn Meal and all o:heI
articles that is seasOuabi0, which they viii sell yery
low for cash only.
Onr friends are respectfully invited 20 CAL aud eI
anime for ihemselyes.
n. X. We have recently chaugc1 our business
from a credit 10 an exclusive cnsh business. We there
fore invite all WHO are indebted to J. 81 Wheat. o
Wboai & Kendall. 10 eall and make payment imniedi
ately. lost 26l WHEAT & KENDALL
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b erAGEs FRoM waEELlNG.

q s-TAGES FROM WHEELING.
FoR BALTIMORE.
;enf Line Ieayes ksily At 2 o'clock. ?. N.
ne leaa rs daily at Z s'ciock- an.
rance Lane leaves daily AZ z sclcck.s :. n
sdays no night travel. J. Recside y Co.
xnsiao ncrt door abuVe L. s. Hotel, Water
harriet Linc leaves daily at.7l O'cloek a. N.
e lne De do SOIL
rTs& Co Proprietor. Oh's next door
/, y "a, ~. vatry street.
rcN rHtLADEfFpfA.
han.s'iite leaves daily at a. m. a. Hsndor-
%. Proqriciocs. Office, Water siooet, second
VI. s. Hotel.
FOR rITTssURcm
leaves daily at 8 O'Clock, a. m. Moore 4
p7r-rsu
fpr wOosrEg Ays eRWALK.
Iondsgf. Wednesdays and Fridays. OEcs
dkow Us Hotel. Water street
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A NEW AND P iENpp ARTICLE OF s.

- W" HND STt EMU NkIICIF OF -
IA DlES-BARR y ROBE. No. I79 Ma
Siuarc. arc now manufacturing sn entire new
hcrsuful Saddle. upon BaLtkTs's patent sr,i,,
~hirih 6r styls, durablifyC = case both n A.,
'ho7r. are FAR superior To anNA-Ms 81 The KIND,
offered To tho public. Those madc BY u, no~ N.Y..
IN this city aud elsewhere place them entirely beyoAd
inc preJudices existing NO long against Patent Spring
Saddles. We would say To those who want one. OF
BaidwiR's best Springs % call on n 4 r.. nHir examine
~ article mnde of tho very beat Material and in The
most worknanliSo manner. " ront forget tho
No. I79.
Is d X. take pieofurs In saying ioih~ir friends ard
generally, HAT key have on hand n eu,I
stock Of Spanish. Half SPaniAh, Side and FaIl hlck
Saddles, together with every arucic in their llns,
which they intend selling IOw ron CASH ruq-sm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02

The subscribers have THIS day entered into a cS-
partnership, under the firm OF STEPHENSON CAR
WOOD. for conducting tho above business. at the old
stand of a. g. X. Fisher. corner Of Main and Union
streets. Wheeling. Va. where they will be- happy to
serve Inc customers "A the kic firm nnd the public gen
etally with every description Of Books and SrATIoSA-
ar. They will always keep on haHd a good stock OF
BLINK Books of all kinds. manufactured at their eS
tablishnleni. which they will selLto dealers ON IA good
terms rs hey can he purchased any where else in The
country. Also. school books lately published by
Mrssrs. A. e. r.. FISHER.
Rags M usual taken in exchange for looks or ppcr
| at the usual prices. JAMES STEPHENSON,
oct3 n. 3. GAKwOOD.
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FhiIadeiphIa, Scpt. u 6m
SUBSCRIPTIONS receives Tor Knickerhockor.
~ slagazIne. s. 90 per annum
SOUL ern IuorE5y Messenger, 5 % do
LsdyS Book, 3 90 do
Companies. 3 90 do
New York Mirror. 90 DO
Saturday Courier. . 90 DO
Specimen Nos. 70 be scon at the Book Sioro Of
STEPHENSON q GARWOOD.
Successor TO a. & r.. Fishcr)
'oct1O Gazette copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02

tEWFuFANftnN
Mr. Edward usseli. vas
| drnlv scfzsd with cold sh
| cecdcd By pains IN evcr
] pains continued
! hen he began
4 4ucrCcfe "
10 thee
W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02

SriagIon Fire and Marine BasHreH q Company.
Agent ct Wheeling. CHAs. l.. SrROso.
iIYhesIirg SauiACs Institution
-. 1'n0s. HUGHEs-Treasurcr. b. r. GREER
Rsesenf day Ol IaErsley, 10 o'cisck
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b., ARRTKbD - IET I-Ei
Sally Ann; Patterson, from Port Prince.
Steanii packet GeDrgla Go6eyy from Nortolkt-ts Il
British brig Herald, Watson, trop Demefrd.-
4Eif ai 30 i"'t-.sy 49, "a IT ,,
Spp London, Past,n3 from Balimss9 arrived @t7New,
tlffeans 9Th ut,f : ;',Ff. Y t x :" p
kstig CoidhBiay Cooper of Baltimore from gasyIs
Aassseen gonginl0 Maracaibo st ult, = Fl
Altig GazeII8, Glover, and og,eEofpe, Saunef, for
lI4fmore, sailed for sasaHHab the fqTer lseHa Tie
tAtttf 9th InsLtI aiGit .giiif .i..gg ti
ag EieaR6r Jones; isehrs Caroline, stpui; Renss
EfankIin, Wright and Canary, G9odel, ali fUHll8sIui
MORE arrived at Savannah Sd nsBBLg "a; .,..-rl. h,
Schooner FtedenekA! THppers Morgan, tpr BAH
more cl'd al Savannah 3dinsantunf saI.5. rquyir,a
fSchooherEP Coheny CROMWELL 7fromB llimore, AZ
rived at Charleston 5tT fnstantEu-uI % aHtEn1t IA,
Schooner Spartan, Areyy 'foE BALTIMORE saled ffpIn
Frankfort, Me. lst iusfani.sst MKT jiF. o. ig .rs
b Schooner Mary NVlksy peghts of Baitimofe, from
st Marks, arrived at Mobile 9athrtiiaa-. ,uii r il..
'.Is -ili s4dlefS .N'.rH-arHuIfg ~. ST. nije~ ,fyi,
e.m CorresDondehce Of therBaltimore Exchange, %
ajr it II l't ~ nNoRFOI.ESji Dec, 9, o am,
We have had no arrivals. ihs morning. The brig
New England, Wolston, for the West lpdie7' wall sail
GThe steamboat Patrick Henfy, which left yesterday
morning for i4chmoAds returned last evening, having
MET with an accident while lying at Jamestown, a
patch in the steam chimney gave way, which caused
an explosion The engineer wssthe only person hnrt5=-
he was scaded in the face and hands The Balloon,
hch also left yesterday returned To the assistance 9t
the Patrick Henry. and took passengers and pro-
ceeded on 10 RchfnondF2 'i'ififa ei;cEnHi l..,gt,
..gg '-.t ~, ~ ii a., : lEE5rnf hm 81 omg. 81
-.
ALEXANDRIA, Dee S--Saed brig GeiHmbias Bos-
on, a''- E- --As t NtF,-iU.i lH;t .,,l.t.y -. o.,
RICHMOND, Dec s-4 sehr. Tienet, from Boston,.
NORFOLK. Dec 8 Sailed brig Globe, from Port Ma
hon; schFs Arab, Baltimore Virginia. New York, 4,
Cleared brig New England, West Indies. =, a. s,u
Dec GAR sehfs FAITH, from Philadelphia; Dolphin
from Baltimore for Petersburg, iE 90 .I.q. a.
Cleared brig Rienzi, West Indies. -uu sl.rr.
CHARLE$s5T9N Dec 7--'4fr schr Abba Ihnla, f'm
Below BI brig Ifis from Gteen0ok, and aship and
brig Va, st @ia''lH "a 1iv al'v =. ll: -.
!" Cleated ship Emblem, Apaaehlcoa. gl ,! .sn s
5th cleared ship John Hale, Orleans; brig George,
N York. ~. 81! K. ~, s--
Arr schr Lydia, from N York; l-'r-.5u-,s ,paai -.
9th, cleared Br barque Lydia, Halifax.
Arr ship John Dunlap, from Portland, Me-! mr.,
MOBILE, NOV 2B-Ceared schr John Cooley b Co.,
Pbilada.3 , r,-.5- ~ -y.7-.-- -------------
Dec 2-An schrs Patd6t, rom N York; Columbia,
NEW. ORLEANS. Dec ;.I7aG4eafed ships Charles
Carroll Boston; Hebrew, Hayre; bhgs Atlantic, Savan
nah. Swan PhladeIDha III iFT ~ 81. f.G-tg .u
Arr ships Peruvian, from Hayre Andelie, dc; NeVa,
NJ 's' saw 'lll 'ilL .f
''-ht- 1870 -
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AIEyV iB0OKS.--We have lately received from
IN Philadelphia and New York, the following works:
DR.. Chalmers Works. ms vols, the list and ID on
Natural Theology; Sd aud 18th Christian Reyeatio2;
5th 90 Moral Philosophy; 9th, Commercial DlseOuTses
It'll, Astronomical do Memoir OF Or. Nisbet; Memoir
of Mrs. Grant and Mrs, Dwight Missionaries Bishop
Mcyain on the Oxford Divinity. illustrations of Pope
ry PopeIy an enemy Ciyl and Religious Liberty, by
Dr., Rfownfee; Dr. Nevihs on 'POpery Dr. BrOwuleeisi
Letters in the New York RoAah Catholic GonToversys
Lectures Oh the points in Controversy between Romsnt
ISIS and ProeSJaitts. Charnock onithe Attributes of
God 5Fos, Miller On the Christun Ministry; klngshHryi
on the Sabbath; The Flower GaFien( &C.. -Iii.ni sill
AIthe Books and Tracts of The presbyterian Board
al Publication = together with SRneal assortment Of
School and Theological Books, Stationery Stes forsse
on reasonable terms, By sin 'i'DAVID OtFENysml
iANooA 20 s-e.rf Ti- HsiI- .r.sn = mn. 49,
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NOVTCE.

YENIIE undersigned, eewnersl Of fhe Washington
II Chroncle) have made an assignment of their ac-
counts and assetsto CHARLES S. FOWLER, Esquire ,
of Baltimore, fOnthe benefit Of their creditors. All col
Iect0rs and eters Ddebed viii please observe atsaid
Fowler has appointed JAMES +4-HAhlLTAN tnnlg Of
Balti1nore,] his AGENT To- whom alt payments are re
Quested to be made. sHrym5iHI, HrtHAD1lLT0N. q
'1i7uimGYuf lGi tFa=t@rIil u Wi,DENHAM.t
P.S.tJ. II. HAMILTON continues. his agency for
settling Gen DUFF GREEN'S aCe0uuis5 made curing his
residehce in WashnytOH city.u Eri 7lnna .i2 M 4a
Baltimore, 29thSept, 1910. .lHfnY utrI gbirr'l
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KNIANTED. no. PURCHASE HI 5IEDF-
iVFrlAFELY, a black girl, irotn u to Is years of
age aslaye Tor life, for a genpehan Family leaving
this eiiyasa Virginia, She will have good hsme, and
Viii bewe treaied and fair CASH price viii be gwen
On application 70 LEWIS F. SC0TTIS General Slave
Agency and intelligence Office, old No.
West Eaystte street, bacehepl OF the Cry Hotel. 70
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4 RE MO, V,A,L.ll'7s7 !.

u 'Ii'lIl'lL IA II vi Va VA Ism \ , ~
I'D ICIARD, DUVAIsI4 respectfully informs his
Ne friends and the public generally, that he has re
moved to No. $40 BALTIMORE, STREET, ia FIVE Doors
West of hisformer stand and nearly Opposite anevef
street, where he has hand and shall contiuueto keep
large and choice selection Jf CARPETING &csl--
Consisting of super Velvet, Saxony, Brussels, Imperial
thieegly supeIand and Venetian Carpeting
Floor Baizes, Table and PianB Covers and all other
articles pertaining to the trade, est the goods
mportaons new and choice patterns, seleeted
and on favorable ternsa the same can be purchased
efany housed nihis pity, Philadelphia New York;
{J7-PesDns wishing 10 supply theNselyes with an
ARTICLES in his tneare requested to give call before
making shsir SELECTIONS. sHe-sY h diff -ses au %
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ERLATED IVARIc=-PEaied Wailens. uFns, Las.
n tors. Candestiuts SHUTTERS and Trays, Coasters
Cake Basket, Dishes, Butter Hubs, Sc. of new pat
derhsan &c superior quality, Of neutrality-suspicious.
IL or saltl wholesale or RETAIL byasl s-ir.ii.t -f ID
!. CANFIELD .&tBROTHER5 %,
n o10rtH1Iu Corne rof Market and Charles streets.
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"EsgUCK'S PANACEAa CODN'AE
p, " PAT 1. 10 o.. r ElEVyED. = rti.- q


ItE H0BiNCt' !-it'"- 81"
a SENSE ofduty 10 nyseIfas weI ast0t
"A lie, induces me To state thatHIy PaHaceaf
beeunteIfeited TO q considerabe' extent, iandi-O
kaHanlitiGs Of II have heeA sold in New YoTkyf
Ihia. and PisbufG 1he bottles Containing IN
cine as wela5 the stereotyped bills whiehIeoy
bottle, has bEeh 50 neatly and closely copied
heBgagedin e0lltedgdng them, mat tits diHeul
ieet them, and which indeed can alone be do
critical Examination. As to the spurious Pariae
bal most wretched and deleten0os conPoNnd, Ca
ed TO do, as il doubtless has done, great injury
constitutions of those who may be go uhibhunsts
use it. Ifthepe be- any thing within The F&hge0f huhas
action more fnImdrat or Wicked than ah6theF,tHh
where an unprinciped being eQpards the health and
Lives of his fellow creatures as in the present instance
Tor filthy fuete, and palms Upon them rs genuine me4A
cine ofunyeIs Reputation for It's SanatTe Ruahfyyab
most vIainous cOunerfii, wl1Sse constituent Pfnps| Is
ties instead Of p5ssesyn9t the power of curing, tend orig
to decefye and flight Ire hopes oFte INVALID II not per- aa
mani nj to destroy his health i I.' so ifr .
Having DISCOVERED Tie anthot aHd asehsh this inju- ln
6ous fraud Upon HE pubic, rs we'll as Upon my own isSI'il
eress and Beipg influenced by sincere desire 70 Pa in
ris the aggression OF the fore+ anti throw IRE pans an
ply ofproteeuon around the latterI caused SOME
since suits to be Rstitued in the o. States CouEt FER
Philadelphia against the parties eopeerhed in This Refs
mons affair; eglar of which wleh adudcats nue.
will be published for the public infofThaoh and to wz
the unprncIpIed against the danger edepedasg uPoH
q Mo ii n" sII-l'i1F SIN + JACOB HOUCKgiuIus6
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sfPERFUNIERY! PERFUNERYui

AM%E Continue 10 fiiahufaetare and have for sale
/. w very e neral sofaeh p of PERFBAIERY, F)il
LET and FANCY SOAPS, C0SMETaC S.! &c, pre-.
pared from the bes materials, and puup in handsome
style, to which we ASK the attention Of persons visit
g this city for the purpose Of esrng their fall goods
In addition to the above. we Hsn Frencha German
and English PERFpsiFIsVl ali or which we offer on
the most =, ,sa orders thankfully re
ceived, and fo0ds c,FtF y p4ked with the dss
patch u ga :ireJ. sssss u. NJ. Meek RMIEK,
- Asla@ 81 N9ssGts II al east off High H.
s-s1 - sSesr1 ssLisqs. and ss2s Baltimore ST. Q
seq dd - ms ID eserease pf AfeClellan's aiiet
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III IVA N3fED no PURCHASE

HhIBIEDTATE5LK.20 TO 30 good House Servants,
Il good charaeter OF both SEXES, pal to y yearR
of age, saves ior life for very extensive Hotel ~ HE
city of New Orleans, where they will be well treated,
and references WIN be gwen if required that they are
expressly eeaemans 0wnse, and not fer spec
uation and fair cash RTiee viii be gwen on application
70 LEWIS F. SC0TTI S General Slave Agency aHd
Intelligence office; No: West ayettesTeet, basement
10 BarnHm's Hotel. .Fe i.ryEs 3 aU6a
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- 1ITOE TEOftHzESfxr8T ~
M1Isf Two comfortable Two sterysI RRck lSlal
@asis DWELLING 5,5Rl .evrly sane, adjoif 4aslz
ing the Cont leading NORTH pend.l For terms apply
to M.9Ws Mcclellan, 'erSto tne sphscriber u: q
n26 2aw4t syr1 ssssastBf .s,..Ess G.sM k,lbO RC,a
sjRF9M ~ y IN Use y YES pIsCOUksE
!. d .with;lhe lat PR Esine NTIAE 6hNvAsS. By
sRey; Nv, Eiusgrave,',s For pate By = -
= = - = s9s''7 JOHN T. HANZSCHE, iA.z
s9 gstSs ffs''s SIS M aa5s1ssa ss sts
betweeu fi0s nd ara isstty ell PieSIE cests 4
AZ Also, al John n IfaaeRe's Be Ito reg Mo-
50 Market street, Professor Gt BeEekes f:nnmaEof
. ekp' GEkaAg l. fd6Edks systematically arranged sns
ufff bEs.: : + ~ oA2Jd' Nah Ezsxo ,t9oxe aa31
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WILLIAM LUSBY, MERCH ANT TAILoRsa
b No,7 SOia5 street, Is doors from Ba1t9re street ~
I'D ESP ECTFULLY,iaf Informs his friends md the
M public, thathe has receiyedby the late arrivals a
mer istockmil make his assortment complete, which
he is prepared to make up order in the a0st
ed style on the most reasonable terms, and al the sh9
est netce He returns his sincere thankstohis friends
and the public for their liberal patronage, and assures
them that no exefton on his part Will be spared to give
general satisfaction, nov 80 -, Hn.A DIT
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gfEwsf'A PER EsTABLIsFsofB NRdFOR

TEytIE printing materials and subscription list Of the
! u Daily Evening Gazette.' twas established
me PURPOSE Of advocating the election of the Whig
GaIdatesi rthe Presidency and Wee Presidency, are
now Offered Isale Atnd period within the last eight
ten Years has So favorable opportunity presented
iseH The establishment of new paper tine city of
BaTtnIots as at present. ard 9he terns oniwhich the
Gazette will be sold reqderiit an object man of
enterprise Apply at the Office ofthe Gazette Exchange
-pIace..--.t - HIlI'.-= ''', ~ n6 In
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NOTICE.

A LIZ PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY CON-
N Germ are hereby required to take notice that The
lands situated in the States Of Kentucky and Virginia,
which, beloaga2 10 lanes Swan of Boston, on the 10Th
fay * August, 1885, amounting To fSSo hiie# tive
huhdred and hfylts6 folsand teee hundred and i0nE
& three drtcr acres On that day, by deed dated
nj Paris lin Ffince, chnyeyedto Samuel Allison, Of
PhHadeIphia, in fee simple, and have since been con-
viewed 20 me- in tTIst for the URhed States American
Land Company, and Thai I, and alone, as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons as maybe appointed by my
are or will be, aufhorsedto sell, lease, rent or othe
wise dispose Of said lands any of them; and all per-
sons especially notified not tOpurchase rent lease,
OF otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not % purchase Of p Dumas, Jr, who
Chains part Of the said lands the trustee fortheeTed
f5fs of SWAN under act Of the Legislature o. Viz
glna, or of one Bumorgue, or any other person pre-
tending act for grin The behalfOf the said Dumas, of
tle creditors oftlle said Swan. n ,5d -
These lands viii be sold, rented leased adyanta
getus terms. Theyaft &C dteredthfongh the State of
Reatucky and Western Virginia, andpersons wFnlRgt0
purchase fentor lease any part OF them are requested
toaddress me, postage paid isalaHg9Le
no DUFF GREEN ~
e y24 dly.. r- Trustee U. S. A. Land Company
. i63-The Richmond Wing and the Reporter, Licking
ton, KY, will please inert this once q week three
mnnths and forward their acc9lhts ia1his office z
THyO SEADIEN, EVAGG0NElSSiAND 9TH
~ IL ERS.-The subscribers have reeeiveda large sup
ply ofattresses suitable for Berhs Of Vesse7 Steam
boats NagoHers Beds, Sc, whehw fh be f9la by me
htndred single one, byrapRlicat9n at the Bedang
iMausl.ni,sm Is ! 4..tin !, BIO. HODGESH'CO 49, 3
~ NJ w. SIS. WBoomer Of Lombard aud Light streets.
/, u0lV-df t1tH !lasJtl"'fU Z l.iUY Ii nD-t.j.ta-
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*. N4vAIi.-T'he nConstsliation.T The Boston
Journal OF Saturday ssyss-=We understand that.
the Purser Of the Constellation is relieved from
iethc awkward dilemma I in which he has been
Gpplaced bv the singular conduct Of the Navy De-
partment-the government having furnished the
p necessary fdnds-and unless. other Gnfore4
q seen obstacles intervene, this ffigate viii start
Ion her cruise to the East Indies, the first fair
wind The wind is E. N. E. and there. is
prospect Of snow storm.
On arriving at Rio Janeiro, Captain Storer
will take command of the. Potomac-and Cap
.tain' Lawrepce Kearney, enc Of the most brave
and efficient officers in tbeJservice, will take
command of the @expedition,pi which has been
!, fitted out with So much delay, trouble, and ex,
"a pense, and proceed on his way to China, in or
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11
z PHILAnELPHIAl.,

iYHNITIS Line Will disconinueTunninga after |Xedhes
8 day next, 18th inst. until next spring. T. ia
SOreight, by tins Line, Tor Phitadefphiaj can bes
ken after Tuesday, t7th! 4- 3 t3Ls stSS 4; q
All persons indebted to this Line will please pay! hs
same Immediately, il Being desirable 10 closctte yeassz
business fhs month"; .7t'f Int, SHEPPARD. 10y Il
noi6-dIIn ~ A!i Pi,." ~ 70 L.s-il- AgenfsssissEa
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11
i-j1III R.EfIlzs.R!T,s VARIETY STORE.

q v HI
.irneyii NM l0it BAL TtaIORE SIRE Fsr. l.n;,zl
fBe tween Sou th and rC.alv EFF 5 tfeeit 81
iNNT HERE can be had on reasonable terms, the
sweeping, sarq6biag, Shoe, soos WeayeFs and "a
gt leT's BRlSHES.aAsl3,. ian, an ,.,,.. - 'N
Round, square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
eIu lofta
NidW=baslset CA RIAGES,,,. .-s.s. . . ~
Believes Marbles, Raudy BAH common TOPS; ~. .,.
Baskets, Washboards, towel rohefs. ''.t ~ ~
Hay and garden Rilkes. - ~ 81 Ia. ~
Lime or Lemon S1ueezers - -.
Nests of sugar B0Jesm ~ gia-,T g y TT fiH
REeaA Ifr nv q csI r6s ,a,d f+oH,n,,,n ir.'
Sf6nIdersi Snhoiis u ~ i"SaSyus On N pnv
'hHlp Wicks, assorted; candle Wickn ss3a an iui
Cane ornieta Stay Reeds and cane, sssasIe fer rep
makers Il : Ha8e ''iH
Plough Or 1ea,iing Lines ''sH1i 80 s:m { *
Pari6lfr and kitcen BELLOWS iI @ ,SGiuge ..,'
Pdtent Taps; Wool Cards 20" 1861 aiifoiHni hH "a
Wooden, caSsInett, and Cotton IL % "a uhsp Il
Hand and lily Sutfles: cabbage Nets Schr % elr '
/" Batni0Fe.h i lthnonth JS0gh '9!9'NiE. 81
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11
. EVER GOLD PEN

YHTffE combined quaities of mCoFrOsslhty and dH9s
n bity possessed by this and beautiful astleI9ia
may Justly Claim f6f il thetite of g EgeEpointed" Fns
body Of die pen gold, aRihconosibe metal hghy Pm
sfed and VIII always retain its elasticity and beaHtEz1s
and the points formed OF "a naetaI second halt
ness TO no Substance heretofore discovered, having ff
indiss0lublIiy of diamond, and wholly insensble v lg
rOsion; use wear, the slightest degreeIaeFf
them In addition these enduring properties it hns
the sdfthesS and sOobAess Of the quill pens and IfJ
conosibiiity allows free and pleasant 0w qf the 1nkTu
twas invented by J. HAWKINS; of london, we ase~
invented the verpontef Pencil. The neest wosN Y,
manshiP and long application have been necessary =
perfect il, and ills now offered rs the Ne Plus
of eRasiaa the Beauties efthe quiila 8nsEsHePea
combined Witii rs peculiar excelfeae Getaways -
tanning the elasticity, the same easy flow, and tn
aame beautiful stroke; Interchangeable BY time and a-
Thus pen has been IN use for ave years, AsVtOut tie
least percepuble wear. s-gVaFraHted for one year
-. Fot sale by 'tCANFIEEB e. BROTHER az
ii' Corner nFmarket aHdl(Ihates sIEeatay-Iis
sl3 Agents for the M andiactukIesHs