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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-05-12
A CONTRAST.


Friday last was the most beautiful
day we ever beheld! The deluging
rain ofthe previous evening, had wash
ed and purified all on earth, even as
fiery coruscations Of double char
ged electricity had the atmosphere OF
the heavens-and in consequence the
rising sun, of that day, burst upon the
vision with all the splendour and beau
ty Of the "6rst Norm" which was not
at all diminished, by the noontlde; or
setting of the same; indeed it seemed
that all nature had conspired TO reveal
once more to man, the glories that beam
ed forth when the race knew no guile,
and when the Creator himself stood in
their midst, issuing his divine COM
mands in the paradise of Eden.
But the day that followed-Oh how
changed! 1t was the cold displeasure
and frowniug wrath Of that same Gre
ator! when man, had transgressed his
commands, and incurred his righteous
displeasure! The snn!-that sun which
appeared as sea ofglory, but the pre-
ceding day rose-but refused TO show
his face,--for the sombre clouds were
abroad in the heavens, with troub-
led and scowling aspect; the balmy
breeze of spring, had changed into the
chill breath of autumn, and bore on its
wings, cold and piercing influences;
and the flowers ever joyous, hung their
heads as if bereft Of their delicious
scents, and were in mourning for the
sad reverse! Long we fear viii it be
before we are greeted BY such another
day as last Friday, and still longer may
it be, before we see such another as
that which Enthusiastically.
Melancholy Death By Dro,cning.-
On Saturday morning last, Mr..
! DANIEL B. HENDRIcK, son of B. G.
Hendrick, Esqr., of this county, in
attempting to swim his horse across
Black creek, about four miles from
this place on the Military road, not be-
ing acquainted with the proper rules to
be observed in such cases, checked
the bride SO as to cause the animal to
plunge, which threw him off and was
drowned. The stream rarely ever be-
ing so full, which had been caused by
an incessant rain the previous evening,
and generally low enough to step over
lit, no vessel is kept, and assistance
was imp ossible, although several
were present. Mr.. Hendrick was
about 10 years of age, and a mos
amiable and promising young man.
His family have full share of the SYM
pathy Of this community for the loss
they have sustained in the melancholy
death ola dutiful and afectionate son
and kind and devoted brother, whose
place in their affections can but be par.
tally supplied by the recollection o
his many amiable qualities; and thu
hope that his spirit dwells in better
world.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-05-12

When-O when! shall we again see
our country prosperous and happy Or is
she forever doomed Who--who could
have believed that few short years, dur
ing period of Profol nd peace, could have
produced such an alteration as now strikes
the view of all observers, in the affairs of
the nation 7 or that any cause could pro-
duce It in any length of timel
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-05-12

Having mislaid the paper tina, contained
il, wo are unable at present to publish the
2nd number of"A CITIZEN OF MIssIssIP.
Pr on the subject Of Internal Improve
mcnt. When it shall be- found, or auo.
Their procured, the article will appear
O5-If the editor Of the Central Register"
has spare number Of that date, he will
confer favor b. sending il TO US. 90
WE arc authorised to announce Jas.
NJ. Downs as a candidate for State
Treasurer 10 Gil tho vacancy occasIoned
by the death Of Mr.. Williams.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-05-12

Death Of Scadtor.-THADDEus BETTs, a
Senator from the Stale of Connecticut, died at
Washington city on the 9TH instant, Of Typhus
fever, after an illness of several weeks.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-05-12
TNe"SEp."

We wish the document below,
which is perfectly authentic, could
have Appeared ten days sooner. The
Feds are Ainching under it more than
any other infection which has yet been
bestowed upon theirprofigate Dynasty
and it must make the people perceive
the folly of supporting such an Adj
ministration. This is the slip which
led 10 the rencOntre.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-05-12

ELEcTIoNs.-The following table viii be
found handy as matter Of reference. 1t has
been compiled with great care, and is believed
TO be accurate.
SLnLe NlnLc ELecLions pressdcnti,l E,loct;n,,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Il RrNERsHiP-Anlrew Buchanan. lat. al
~ the hrrn OF Buchanan n Gray, aud Robert Bu
cianai'' late of the firm Ul Robert Buchanan a Co
have formed a connection under the style and firm OF
Andrew 4 Robert Buchanan, Tor the purpuse of tran
saciing Grocery, Commission, and ForN. arling us
ncss IN this city.
From our long residence in this place, during While
time we havo been actively engaged ia the western
trade our friends have had opportunity of becun-
ing we'll acquainted with our habits OF punctuahty
aud business rhhracieTi and with ample capital to
make advances on consignnenis, VIC hope give
,saciIun those friends who mny Elyur ia ih iLcr
confidence.
We have taken the warehouse on Wall street for
merly occupied 10y Geo. & And'w Buchanan and Bu.
CLanan ~ Cray. nov 2l-Iou Jour I m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Boards MILLS,--Near the bridge between
Il IL Main and Market streets ia god repair and
vel manned. with fair supply of logs aud timber
wan ",e commands OF the public To furnish them " m
Az Kinds of sawed lumber. window sash plasicrin,
a'h, &c &c OF the hes, quality anl at fair prices
The Subscribers having formed "a co;artncrsi,ip I'm.
Der ihe style Of c. n II. Hubbard for tie trassar,uy
OF lumber business, respectfully ra the nlienoa a.:
'heir Trend" nnd The public Ia the aiuyc advertisement
assuring them AT The lime OF their best exc ro,.
TO satisfy ALL who msy favor them with rhcir ORDER,
&, u. HUBBARD
nov 2l-lm II. b. HUBBARD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
From Ne Phiis,,,lnL,n Ll,,rc.

INTENSIVE ROBBERY AND SUSPECTED
MURDER On Friday last quantity of Ru,slS most
~ domestic m"sins. calcues, small quantity of silk.
~" quan"y OF crockery ware, we're found 10y some
"i our Police elf m an uncunuir Lo,s -;
The vicinity of Farmouni, which wore, inkcn int, 90
1dyi ana upon beng ms poCied by a uutnbrr of orr
Market street mercantile huuscS have been rc,,,,ni
ell as goods sud ny lhcm two or three rnontb
since 10 Robert liaTiCti. merchant of Zanesy OHIO
nhd forwarded irHn THIS city the care of Mes.r.
Taylor ~ Keys. ol Baltimore; IA nee forwarded b,
them Ivy horse team, under the rar, at a eau>t.r Ia
INC name OF NoIjerly, similar name, for The
Wost. " wv
As they dill arrive at their pl,cc Of destination
reasonable lim"' Nh iiartlcrt became somewhat A.
ilHned anoui iheu and roe to ing r into The ca,,s
cd delay SINCE then. every effort has been made Ia
ohla'n iniornaIUn concerning the iean,icr and the
ioois "i winch II Is unjcr,i Od that he Ind ab,ui
SlOJO worth. llanlbill., Offering Cl5D Tor tho foam
Hcr were Issued an, spread i.n Baltimore west and
subsequently, oiher. Offering a reward of 100 E,r the
recovery OF The .vys and 10 p5cr ruacry h,va bcc,
issued, bat thus iar without avail. lir vs. of ill.,
'nn ct Taylor AID hcys, and Baltimore ,olicc OH.
Ger, arrived ia Ihis CRY yesterday morning u hon nm
"it view Of The ~, and their eXaurnii,, b, ,l,.
merchants "f whom Mr. Iiarilru purchased s,sne AZ
lhcm t>i!hs) "crc identified hJvin. been sold "a,
Inn by ihe hcusc Ui Dale X, mugIou and Ross: some
"i no domestic gIn's 10y The house Of Tricur Nor
rel u Ca. and the huuuCls hy a shoe and b,nnet r.
l"r in A!urke s'Ecc'. The crurkcry ware found ,vo
believe had been iNuuriG,d yesterday forenoon
tHc ouy way I; acrnHId Tor I!Ic mystery is eiIlC,
ih7 The rcams:cr has himself committed he ryblcr
or ;ia he hls been hruiz!iy murdered and robbed by
gang of villains. WIN. sag i!Ie least know enough
a"oui it% ry 10 have iaate II the place OF rcnde.vui,
Tor their slni!> 4 not for themselves.
We incline Ia TIC opinion that the tCamsic: has been
murdered and robbed ard it We mistake not We so,y
anoi'ce three or four weeks since in weslem panrG
oi rarSf 'riaon team having been rnken up nstray
oh me raI--ihc driver supposed 10 have BEEN mur
defel and robbed.
Last week We Published an advertisement in the
Times, offering so dollars reward for icanstcr who
was Ihoughi had made OF with a load of goods cr,
trusted To him for conveyance To the West IL III lee
seen by The above. that large priun of the goods
have been nand near Phrclpha. and ii is agprchcn-
dcd the teamscr has been murderedl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Pretty Coon At one Of the elcciun precincts in
tbs cnunly Monday last. an Irishman presented
himseftJ the judges a voter.
Judge-Are you cirizcR, anil what is your
namci
irish;aan.-Dlniel o Shlnnessy, &c DO sure
Jndgc.-Whcre arc your papers
freshman -PdPcnsl and sure thsy are here, pro.
senting thsin)
judy WHY, sir, theresa mistake here-ihrs ~
per recognises the right Of suffrage To Plir.ck o Bryan
your name Is not on this piprr.
lrshEan.-And is it me that's not recognised on
the paper t>cracling his held). Aud. by the pow
ers. has the Squire given me The wrong nlmsl But |
say Aisiher Judge, III go the Squire aud sune bring
you my truo name
The lrshman. after cogiiaiing q while len Tnr the
Squire, pro. ure h;s "lruo name Shortly after he
made s appearance, and presented the paper TO the
Judge.
Judsc.-Why sir. Tbs is the sumc paper you gave
me hcfpre.
Iii hman.-hnd TO he sute il is. yer honor-and
didn't forget my name - that's my name in the
paper, and here's my vote>-aSt L,,is Bale
tan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

"a Af where IRE YOU how that waI, bargains for
~ ensh. call nj LIS. Main Street.
a. NJ ADAMS. having just received a new stock
OF ei"lhcs eaSsncrcs and vesngs OF the latest styles
and now Offers bargains those who wish bargain,
ia COATS pants vcsis ally thing clse that pertains
To genilSman's wearing apparel made up to order ut
the shortest notice and most fashionable style
oct 29-l
" t. IL Is also necessary for those no know tho n,
selves indebted tn the subscriber for a longer time
Than tour months To pny zap and as no onger
Indulgence will Ice given.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
WINE &. LOU .R STORE.
JOHN REID.

WIIItTUI utuItr "a WtnCs q LiVuOrs- h0fI n -
eigl & Dom. site.
I AS removed hts GR1cERy WISE g ,oro,
Il u Sfoag, from his former Stands, 10 the ne,g
BIRCH building east SIDE Main near the bridge;
AMI nearly opposite the soap and can lie ,nnnuf,r.
tory oi Messrs Brown g. Haddeu
lie has received s,esneral and splendid nssort.
ment OF WINES y Ll(lO6BS, Goth Foreign and
Domestic
Which he warrants Of SHgeripr quality. And will
sell on tn most accommodating terms 10 those
ment.
Having much enlarged his Rcctirying fiytrery.
he Il NJ all times PREPARED 20 furnish n super arti.
Gle Of HEC1lFlED WHlSkEY, aud at the lowest
price
Thankful for the liberal patronage that he has
heretofore received, he hopes to merit the cOntin-
uauce aud euppCrt IF his former custo nersJ AMI
. thdt Of geuCtCus public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
J. M'KEE q. SON
CROCERS. COMMISSION 8. PRODUCE
MERCHANTS.
NJ. ! OMISSIONS ROW

A rOPASrSERShlP.-rhc sut~cribers hate iL,S
~ day formed coplrisership Tor the purposc q,
"a"sacuns wholesale Grocery, Produce aud Com.
m's'on business N this city. under the firm Of J. NJ
hEE " S'N. Having rented the house lately occu.
pied 10y j. NJ Wheat corner Of Johnsions row near he
MARKET house. they rccc,,rr,g a full stock of
Groceries which they offer fOr sale at the loves, casb
prices.
approved country produce taken in exchange
JAMES MNEE.
OCT - JAMES NJ. NIKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
NOTICE.

NOIltE.
All those ki'owihy themselves IN leb,ed TO me nth.
~ note or book nc,uaat-v please Gull AMI maxi
pyFncni Oh or before the I:h Of .ce.uj.r ,J
mike mo payments to or settlements with ANY ohcr
uian my'eii--ih'se having accounts with me will
pelse presanl hem iiu n ,Iiaisy for s.t,Is,,.,,
e'e IL III J. &. SNYDER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

4 GnCULAR--AIMWEII SF>rN,r,. 80,
- iNNiLLE. OIliO.-Ain To- Go Nell g., 80,
60 Is Worm DOING at all Is worth doing we ad Ics,, "a
ihs'H'r'uiion Is q fsmaie boarding school 90,
"nI'n uion TIE Am~ell sem for meuol and mas,
A. 'e''ninS mat afoSis home ecucn,iop go.
'Ie general substantial brauc hes of ,y,,ion ''s
''es The requisites and induce ihe usei!
OF cinse literature and learning loo, Ie.rnino =, ~
n"ir bur lahoTins TO Learnt ~i,i r,,crn,.,,, -.
''''nu a"a manners lcnoniy and strictly in,ci,,,sd
80" aId discipline iniueve and not Coz
'T''' "pped WIN asS'duiiy aEd pr,priety on tic IN;
"'ncy "ieiPerenccr under the pioslIi,p ,DI,,,rc.
ti1n'nE up m the nurture and sd,ncn,t,op of "a
ness. by iac Pnncipa! sO0N
m II. WRIGHT
\. H.-for'n' ior board ard tuition $50. 10 oICo
GER aniu'n, payable guagicsiy ia advance 10, f,,b,
particulars 1ri.oas THO the RS, Off,. -, -
Martins ferry.
tvs g. tr- irCp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

PUBLIC SALE
An Mnudoy rhn 3Dib inst ,r rltr I4,a -s,,f.,..
~ 81 lns"rn g. ''nre. dec There viii bc q rrif.
hr '1lr 90 RS rorsrn7 rr,'of'y. Including t4,,r,..
W" hr- fuH bred Nuralu Bull Santa Ann, -
hrr Of hno.coNs 1nd hcricrs 81 Gee Impr,.e sf-, 49,
breed. npmirr Of burscs mares anil ru'.s IT,,.rri
furniture. and farming ufrusIIs. 4 rrairf of ,,,. .
viii hc gwen ON 1I. sums over twenty Irr,r,s
% commence. al ~ ocIork. Nm SNI SPRICC
Admissir1irr 1fIrs g. N.rr, 49,
Ohio Go. w. Nuv ~. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
GEO. IL FLOOD 80

we pereeite the Eastern psps "a are announcing .
o's.h OF george H. Flood charge L'AItf,s go T. H..
we presume tins statement ginui,d "a "a pnpor l..
interior oi tins State two ihr'r ns,n,ii. ,.n e.
ni' ricDd WAS very sack shorts AMER his nr..v,i IA
Texas. bat he recovered aad We lean, ,s, 80, :,
he latest dates ison there
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

n EW GOODS.-Todd aHd I-harn would re-
= specially inform the citizens Of Wheeling
and It's vicinity that they have Just received from
he cast large and general assortment of Boots
shoes CAPS, Ronnets, Hoods & C. &c. of the la
test sty an OF the best quality the above goods
were se'tcie TN great care and purchaGed with
ca sh from the best manufacturers I'm the Eax, rhc
IAN be recommended Tor cheapness and for quality
without lear ofdIsappointmcnt To the purch ser
Persons wishing To pursha>e are requested TO ca
NamIGe the stock, and judge for Themselves
No, 2p2, Main 81. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

n NKJStt'S' SALL.-In pursuance 81 /, ,l,,.I -
d Trust tom Joshua Lrkcr.s o. Jacob NJ RcT,i
70 me, bearing date the l2'H day 81 Julv ia a., -
$50 10" OF record ~ TIE CLERKS rG 9th. -
.n''' i'' ONO county, took % page 225 .h,II
ou TUESDAY tho first ,lav OF December ur,, m IAN.
ga" irsina Hotel cell To- the highest and bc., hll
~ PHohc auction part OF Lot No. 8 M SQUARE No l -
,ne ey OF Wheeling is,n'ing al Main s., rh.rty T.,
zee, nd three inches being te snne property on whi
~did Luke rs x Bickcls now reside
The terms will BE- ;r,al, known on tho dsv of .,
Selling as trustee J shall convey to The r,t,-.,
snGh uiie a. - vested m mo by the sod dcc- which
Is however believed ~ be- iudisrutaiio
oct 81 CHARLES I SsrpOv -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

1ENMANSuiP.-IIonerN Norton. Oh his return 10
4 CincInnai has cunrlndcd stop ia tlis city, aud
gave u course Of lcssons on P,nnanship.
HcehaH,rS Clerks sl'sdeHts and indeed ladies' and
c'"eH oieNery other class. respectfully invited
!" attend al IS per scholar for lessons .f two aud
hall hours each. gwen IN twelve successive eve.
hinss good Improvement warranted 10 Ihs attentive
school VIII DO opened IN The Masonic hall next
"Wednesday evening. 6 O'Clock.
Ire most satisfactory testimonial. of character and
r"ni eience. At as tcachet ia the possession Of
nov 23-2t UONii,R \oYpC,N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

1 Ai'lES, are informed that Todd & GSham have
- J"st received from tbs eastern cities 50 'endId
assortment OF fue black, white ard bronzcd kid
slippers buzkIns Of best quality and arest sfyIr.
also Mo call ana seal walking shoes ace tools
village ana Pans ties. Paris cold saun AID corTiso.
Morocco saIlCrs,
Please Slvsus achll No 2O9 Main g.,
Whaling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
'EAT!IER BEDS

ihs 'nA'eFibar has on hand few COOL + Gather
beds with bedeng and brdsteads Also a few oher
a''ci-s Oh household furniture which he will sell for
cash. go - - WI
dec l-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

DRAWINGS
Wcllshurrh Lottery. Glass , drawn Nov IGIsl)
10 81 81 - , IL % 0 % ID 81
Iowcsr prize 81.
wcllsburrh LOTTERY, Class V drawn Nov Is. IsIp
So - 81 u - II , 4 ~ II II - IL.
Lowest prize -.
Lccsburgh Lottery. Class 3. drawn Nov. -. 1910.
CT % 10 10 - - ~ 80 % Is all
Lowest Prize SO.
Lowest prize -
MononCalia Lottery Glass .. drawn Oct 3Iyi. 1910
IL 10 50 - 10 81 03 Is = 80 81 g. II
lowest prize $40
LeesbUrLh LOTTERY Class <. drawn Nov o,I f. IN
O. % II 20 10 % c6 % CO c. a. ~ ~ g.
lpwcsl price 95
I.ccshurr Ini.crv. Class =. drawn Eoy. f.I,. IAN
SO II - 46 - 8 - 81 II 63 - 10
Lowest prize 81
WrllshuTg Lottery. class .. Nov. ~. 1910
- p 81 % IL 80 60 G. 20 81 ~ -
Lowest prize SfO
Monuugalia LOTTERY. class T. drawn Nov. Oh. lam
% G6 80 ~ II C1 p 3J 81 f.
lDwcst przc -
Mnnouralia Va. Lottery. drawn Nov Ih.I-tO
II 50 Il 81 % II 81 - i3 81 6g3
lowest prize -
Iocshurch N. l., rrry. drawn Sow i.r.I-tI
Is 80 AZ u 80 > 81 ID u Gil3s Jy&f11
The 1t 5GI or Bal each SO
ilh. BIB or ca %
7.h. 70 or grh u
lo.h, llrh or I2h -
18Th. li,h. lj,n or l6h %
D. :. GREGORY g. co
ATOTICE --'Tng frr'o, :" - S..sags Gown.
~ dissolved on lhc 9Th July, b. mutual consent
~ d''ns du- ssr1 huu wlicc ucrr ruu.rrripI f-r,
or'v ~ Oh, irsr May lat. will b1 paid iu %. " -..
jig Nllc"i1. Contracted ipr i1~ .llc .rrurls ....,
rlry removed "ih" ruum irrrn'rr occupied o., f. s..
Vi Bink VII hccollc,tc1 la, g.. r. e.g..r.ae...
T. W STI"r1Ng
n SN.NE.E.-g
Tie lrrsiHr-- rf thr ute Hf,a OFF, 49, s..rn k
Co. Will Hc continued r. bcrcIefrr N, Odd. 49,.
lt their CID Nlrd so l3l Main ~urr,
q. 4 -WEtE'yg.N
Wheeling anricmicr. 2oH I'D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
.N.FT.8GERN' OFFICE
ID. s. Gregory d, Go.
WUEEIING "a

The attention ofthe customers Of
ID. ;. Gregory y. Co. is respectful
ly solicit' d to the following Brill
ant Schemes for December 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

nc attention OF Teachers and u-a CG
Die ptufnpugn Of thorough e invited
The CNauIInaf'. q! the folio uas 90
'Es'u'i.ns. by Professor & y
= vi Mental aud PTartIcri
Nike. - Dawes arithmetic for Tccc.Crg
DIVES FIRST Lessons ln Ceum.try.
1.aElcS rlrsi Lessons In Algebra,
bIvt = BJGfluu NgstT-.
Dave, LrgrrGTe's Geometry and 1r'g,yy,,,-,
Dawes Elements 90 surveying.
az Shld rvs al I Linear pc-sr,..:...
=, u above works embrace al entire ,,-,--.. -
"'tlcmaucs, commencing with the ,l,r1.g,s -
science, aud caTry ny tGn IgH-E,r forward. So, 81
step, INTO each Ci .ua suCc,tu- volumes To 80
already experienced Oh 'C1rl.1g, the ,xtrgrr,., =.
using one exclusive stem Iu This grpgrfm,rf -.
eruta1n Is nj nee aIprenla eds ard ne fs.f Il, al
Dawes higher cUu-sg-Ely' Ll-Cudr,'s l.b,.,-,.'.
buuTdDrs Algebra, 'u.yr. ~. 5.c.-R-a r.a,,, 49, T.
600 most of The Colleges, demands al aInru.r,,-.
ruE-.H for bs-Iuu.-~t "" las aycprl'feiy rrcr.,.
N.C tu'.rw.rg ext books lur Primer. .I1ss... 49,
hs many uiEu rec lamentations from tho rrIt ..
e. lut11 teachers iU iiC country, warrant fb No
% mat tlHy ere arsiIueI 20 be the most -Il..
Ima'hrm0uc1 class books ever bgigr. publ sized ~
jr'cs embrace
Ii.fWENTAT. lNDPRhCTTcAI.NRITfT T..
| lI FIRST It. ONS ~ GEOMLTItN,
| so EiR>T ~ 81 ZEBRA,
The efforts wi ..n arc now fU progress 20 .r1r-,, ,
fH- sy-t.u Of rI Common = upu.s. will result In
toe So .grtfpI cd @. best STANDARD of f.,t l,r'
TH. publishers would respectfully errrt rs ,r,,,
raIcsluiraurI Of I'd .sa works Dr. school r1r4,,.,.
gee ard schoo. teachers Of oar public schools n.
! academies.
s FRESH r'nlv Of 40 o. t,o above wc-Ea .4r, &C.
r-yr, srrnUrveov nclEvore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

jDKEPABED CONCENTRATED COFFEE -
An excellent article for fsmiIy use Iust r.rciv.
Ell nhn LOT sale by ". III. HOUSTON.
SON Water Street.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
M Z have made large addition 10 our .io,.
Syha L. H.,,l

M have made large addition 10 our stock O
w School Books. both English and classical
and respectfully usk the attention OF School Committees
teachers. and others, among which are the follow.
ing:
An;hons Horace, do CTsar. do Cicero DO Sallusi
creek Grammar Ross LNiin Grammar. Answorth,
Dictionary, Olmsicad's Philosophy. do Compendium
Cons'ocis Philosophy do Chemistry Crccia Ailnoria
u" MnJory to!l'ns German GramIncr. do Reader Ger.
man Dictionary. do Phrases. Blakcss Botany Meadow
English and French Dictionary French Granmcr do
READERS Benny Castle Algebra. Rays do Days do
r"mmcfers Surveying. Bukins Introduction. Loyell's
American Speaker, Websers and Walkers LARGE
and email Dictionaries COllols French Rcaders PLAY.
lars Euclid Parkin's Compusiliun Rhetoric Jyc &c
STEPHENSON Il GARWOOD.
Successors TO Fishers. corner Of Main and Union ST.
OCT - Wheeling, Va.
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NEw ARR N'EhLNT.
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and iu New Orleans. under the firm of CIyygs- H.,
inH 2 Nv,N The business ct Cmcinrui VIII coo.
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IN thus tcudcrut t1r.f scrsircs 10 The rubr,r ,,,c
pledge themselves us. their best cul,a,.nf- ~ r,
moio 10 all lines the interest q h,so vh, ,urlst h
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please call and make setterunu, on or b.f- ST. tn,
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Tor ule subscriber % l7u,dlie tho debts Of
Oct ~ - - lN..III.f.
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EDWARD J. uARKEV. PHYSICIAN a. SURGEON
Ha EREViTll offers his professional services t.,
Tie citizens of Wheeling
Dr. y wls Cor four yeass attached ls M ir.lp9r pr
pl 10 ~ the largest provincial liospiins on rri.d
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the london Hospitals Thg. torrti er with fivor,h',
op,ormitiss ior becrnus acquainted with bis proics
SION u hs Eastern Stlips where be- his been rfr,r-f
in practice during u,o plsi nine years, lrads him g.,
hnpc hIf any reliance which may tc rc,pseI in hi.
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placed. OHcs nsd door % the Gazette Office Main
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