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FOR Sale.

A GOOD FARM HAND, for a term OF yeers,
ny, having five years to serve fiom thai time lie IL
smart and nctivewas raised in the country on farm
and has never liw IN the city. For further nforma
ton nppfy to L. r. SCOrTI'6 General Slave Agency
and Intelligesce Ofice, old establishment No q West
Fsyette street, bassmsnrs f Banums City Hotel ali
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4 CoRREcTIoS.-The United States Gazette
thus corrects very common error
fsSone Of the journals, in speaking Of the de-
parturc Of vessels, say fsfrom hence" That is
incorrect; hsnce expresses all that is desir d.
Adverbs usually include the rnt aiming of PrepO-
sition, an adjective, and noun. For example,
tchence, from which o. what rla ej hence, from
this place, etc Our language is injured by the
csrelessness of writers whose opportunities of
reaching the public eye 50 frequent as To rcn-
der their errors dangerous.0
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The Governor of Virginia has issued his proc
lamaticn, declaring the success, in that State, of
the Van Buren, electoral ticket
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o. g The obvious definition of Monarchy,
saws Gibbon, " seems to be chat of State, In
which single person, by whatsoever name he
may be distinguished, IS entrusted with the ere
cutior Of the Ea,Os, the management Of the re-
renRe and the coBs7nGad of the army"
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81 We received no mail last night south of
Washington.
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The Cincinnati Chrsniele Of the 2lst says that
the river is again falling slowly. e
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A Coop LDEA.-hIr. Cist, who took the CEN
sus Of Cincinnati, is preparing small volume
of facts in reference 10 that city, such could
not come out in the census report, and yet Of
public interest. This Is an excellent idea, and
ore that might be followed up with profit BY
many of the ma-shals engaged in taking the last
census, and certainly with great advantage to
the public
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The third volume Of Bfr. Bancrefps History
of the United States, has just been published in
Boston.
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NEW CARPETTN6j.

ANARD.-The advertiser wishes TO procure n eop. /,
u Portable Residence, with small tract of land
within two miles from Baltimore, for which me yyiK
give in exchange Dwelling House, in an eligible pat
of Ne city note addressed p p p and Isff =, IL
Pilot sfhce, viii meet with prompt attention.
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GIVE see BY the In;eligencer that Ex-
President Adams, Representative in Congress
from Massachusetts, Mr.. Peck, representative
from New York, Mr. A. Smith, representative
from Maine, and Mr.. Downing, Delegate from
Florida, are already in Washington, ready to
attend to their duties at the approaching session
| q Congresg.
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THE POPULAR VOTE.
The following table shows the popular vote, IN
the several States, az far as the official returns
have been received:
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PRESI DENTAL ELE CTIoN.
RESULTS AS FAR AS HEARD FROM.
ACTUAL RESULTS.

We shall give cur readers the admitted re-
suits Of the state elections fast as they come
tn hand
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snow storm commenced here yesterday,
says the st. Louis Bulletin, OF Nov. 16, and
continued until our paper went to press.
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Columbus, Ohio, the seat OF Government, ha
a population of 6,04S
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1t is estimated that the population Of Missouri
will exceed 100000.
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POEMS, BY the late Lady Flora Hsstiags, afs
announced = forthcoming, in one volunes
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The population of Philadelphia city and coun-
ty has increased in the last ten years, 1901
h 1880, the population was 1Ss,96l By the
census just completed, it is 25S,922 The city
proper has 33,S73-and the county los, 4S4.
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European Congress is about to be held a
Vienna.
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The population Of Ysrk County, Pennsylvania
is 1000.
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The deaths in New York last week were 1874
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Johs Quincy Adams is now IA years Of sse,
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NEWSPAPER EsTABLIsHHENT FOR


SALE.
gHyIIE printing materials and subscription list of The
ID " Daily Evening Gazette" which was established
for the purpose of advocating the election OF the Wing
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency are
now offered for sale. At period within The last eight
or ten years has so favorable opportunity pres nted
itself for The establishment of new paper in the " Of
Baltimore as at present, and the terms on which the
Gazette will be sold render II an object to man OF
enterprise Apply at the Office ofthe Gazette, Exchange
place. no
YWVO sEAMEN, WAGGOSERS AND 9TH
n ERS--The subscribers have received large sup.
Div of Mattresses suitable for Betts of Vessels, Steau
boats, Wagoners Beds &C., which will be sold by the
hundred or single one, by application at the Bedding
Mans d. o. HODGES g. co.
Nw&s. w. corner Of it.'.s3n5a 1na Light streets.
nOl7-dtf -. 49,
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u
MHTE continue to manufacture and have for sale
Wv very general assortment ofPERFUMERf, ToI
LET and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, &C., pre-
pned from the best materials. and put up III handsome
STYLE 10 which ask the attention of persons visit
Ing tins city for purpose procuring their fell goods.
In addition to the above we have French, German
and English PERIL merry, NIL OF which we offer Oh
the most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully re
ceved and goods carefully packed with the greatest des
patch. J. q. 6. N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. 4G Gay ST., east of High,
and .sS2k Baltimore St.
seq DIT 81 dooraast of McCiean's alieV
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MARRIED,

Harrison's majority, 114,l5s in Is States.
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a GARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEW

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEW
ELRY SILVER WARE, sc.
HNABEeIEL ID. CHA I.ES has recently imported
u u splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepine and Virticai Watches, all of wic are
made by the best makers, and warranted To pc form
accurate time, will he sold low any other house
the country Purchasers will find to heir advantage
by calling at the store, head of Cheapsde, No WA
TER STRESS Baltimore, where they will mud good as
sortmeHt Gold CARD Chains patterns; Rings Breas
pins gold and silver Pencils Adflison's superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver Spoons, sc.
N. b. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
{6My country friends particularly invited 10 cai
Store No. Water iv u go g. u. CLAEk.
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MANUAI LABOR SCHOOL.

A IT MEETING of the B0urd of Directors of
"A the Baltimore Manual Labor School for INDECENT
Roys, held on the 10Th instant it was Resolved that
W lie Meeting be called in furheance of the objects of
.,.s Institution. In accordance herewith,
NOTICE is hereby giver that Public Meeting Of the
citizens generally, favorable to the successful establish
men of this humane and charitable institutions will be
held at the Baptist Church, (Rev. Mr.. Hl's,) Sharp ST.
on MONDAY EVENING next, 3Oth int. The Chair
to be taken at O'Clock precisely. Several addresses
will he delivered OH the occasion.
w. w. HANDY, President
WIN P. STEWART, Secretary.
Baltimore, Nov ~ 1910. APRsC
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SCOTCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scotch Whis-
g key on draught and by the denijohn This Whs-
KEY IS of superior quality and high HavOur and persons
wanting good article will do well 10 give Ms call.
WIN Y GEO. McLEA
n27 At Lombard street. near Light.
M ThlESR ELLA s-CMBR ELLAS Just opened
cases assorted Cotton UMBRELLAS, very low.
3 do Bingham WIalebnne Rbb'd do
. do Super Gro de Nap do
All Of the hest make and reduced prices, whoes .le
and retail BEALE II RICHARDSON,
ny l65 and I73 Baltimore street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
DRY GOODS.

NEW x CHEAP GOODS.-CiIh and CloS.sni
" establishment. 81 Wa'eE s;r.sf next door Noril
of y. :. llotcl-The subscriber - NOW rrcciyin'
an casually large aud well selected assortment o
FALL S WINTER GOODS. viz.
Extra wool dyed blue. black and invisible green
caret and brown Cloths; also bue-black brown ana,
green drab and Asphalia Cloth for over coats Cash
mcrcs and CassineIs ofevcry gralc and colour Vest
inss. very choice and large assortment
Roady Hraie CioihjHg-iilue. black. brown. inyis.
green aud elarei Dress and Fck Coats and Coaiecs
blue, brown. steel mixed green and drab Beaver and
Pilot oycrcoais blue AMI green blanket and on-skin
ON ercoais large assortment; Cashacrc aud Cassrct
Pants and Vests and Round Jackets with general Va
riety numerous 10 particularzc which will be Of
icrcd for very small adv ance. Wholesale & Retail
nov liza ALEX. ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
pESsSA NEW RANGENENT.
E5[E.slA. THREE Daily LLN-I,S E,nR


BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. PIffLA
DELPHIA and NEW YORK Extraordinary
SPeod! Z. =. MAIL CHARIOT LINE--ruREE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through to Baltimore By confractin "a hours,
the only line at that spSed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning at = I-2 O'clock
Takesthe mail rail road Frederick. arrives in
Baltimore second morning (fiom Nhceling,) takes
mail cars and reaches Philadelphia, Washington
city, ere New York same day
NEW EXPEDITION LINE, L0res Wheeling
every evening, reaches Frederick second evening
takes the same mail cars 10 Baltimore, Washing
ton. PHI adPll ma or New Norx.
RELIANCE LINE i-ares HhecliRg or,Ty NOR
ning, reaches Frederick second morning. and takes
the morning line rail road reaches Baltimore
same evening, and proceeds to Philadelphia or n.
0Tk next morning; or, AZ the option of passcn.
gers, takes the evening M all cars at FredrriCK.
The suhsci lbeTs have a contract with the rail
read company 10 carry their mails and pa ssengers
9om Frederick, and every arrangement has been
mase to insure coIafort and regularity. The pro-
prciors OF the above linss reside upon the route
th,ir personal attention. devoted TO the business
and one OF them Tor stationed aSenO will aiwny,
rs found AT sWheehnS, Washington, Pa Union
town, Cumberland, Hagerstov n, and Frederick =
In addition TO which travelling agents al employ
cd, whose duty q Is 10 pass along the route con
sanity 10 superinterG the lines
Printed rules and regulations for rho hcne III a.
passengers, VIII be furnished application at an,
once on Water street below u. 5 Hotel OIL at Ia,
Virginia Hotel Wheeling.
april STOCKTON, MOORE. FALLS & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

e EW MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
l Y just received at the Music and Variety Store
Union 81. assortment of new and fashionable Mu
sic, consisting in part Of SONGS
Old Rosin the bow. Raccoon hunt, Yankee wonders,
The dissatisfied man, A d G Duet,
a wealthy old man a wooug dill go.
To homes dear scenes bado scien.
On the Lake where drooTs the willow,
Long, long ugo. They told me not TO love him,
III go more n rowing. Awake NV lutte,
They tell me sh.s longer fair, Erin is my hoac,
Flow OH thou shining river.
AMI variety of new Marches, Walizes, Gallop
AIDES. &c. Washs military muse. arranged far bands
Hunters celebrated Instruction book COR the Piano
Juvenile do
Also, an assortment OF Drnss Instruments consisting
of Trombomes French IIoTS<, COrnciis, Post horns
Kent BugIcs Valve Trmpeis, Plain do. splendid a
phlclde with eleven keys, 4keyd Flutes. cocoa bo,
wood (ned) Guitars, common and machine heads old
and Violns ~ cases. Niolincelos Biss and TcnO
Drums with the Virginia coat Of suns, Blank Music
Clarke q NUNS S;,danI's. Wooster 81 Dunham's Gel
cbratcd Piano Fories constantly on hand and for sal
FoW rs the subscriber
Music taught on Violin, Guitar & Piano Forte.
Wheeling oct 5 J. MELLON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
6rCN

NETL. MOORE 4 Cas- ihr slorCIN.
ClNNATl. Fast Pit.f Coach leavCs al O'clock A
N. daily Via GAINESVILLE, Columbus, Springfield Day.
ton and l.cbanon--ihrough in As hours This line
passes over a fine McAdamiscd ro,Id the whole dis
lance between Wheeling and Cincinnsi--245 miles
lhch coach Of the line Is accompanied by Ssurrd
whose duty Is To attend 10 the comfort of the ;assci
gers and ensure their arr al at the cu Of the route
IN the specified time.
Fast Mail, leaves at III o'clock r Nj. dafy. via
GAINESVILLE, Columbus. :; rngi,ld. Xena. and Jeha.
non--hrough in IL hours carrying only three passe-
gers, and the only line at that speed
IA. Tallmndgc's Good Intent COaci, iaavcs nj o..
clock, T. NJ. daily, via I1nesN lille, Lancaster Chilli
coihe and B1inbrdge 10 Aiaysvlllc. Kys and Cincin
natt,rough in S. hours in tho best roy built win
Ter coaches.
| T Extras furnished on either of thc above routes
nj the shortest notice aud tc reasonable terms
| Also coaches chartered TO so through without night
ellng, FOR the accommodation OF parties Of pleasure
and Tor the convenience of goncmtn travelling " iih
thcIr families For seals apply at the companys old
established office, No % Water street Wheeling Va
Inu2l WAi. NJ GRAIN, Agent.
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STAGE LINES.
OPPOSE ZION PEOPLES Ike


G~ Two DAiI.Y LISIs FsR BAT
20 TiNoRE. WAsuINGro> Cry, Pm.
ESSlS.tSeE-$S -, LADELrnIA AND NEw NoRk. by
4 the way of the National lluad
and baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
The public are respectfully informed that having on
The lst day "f April ust purchased all the Stage $40,
belonging 20 James Rccside 4 Co. running un the VA.
iional mad. the subscribers will continue TO run the
same Us heretofore.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING.
at O'Clock reaches Frederick second incoming and
takes the morning line Of reaching Baltimore same
afternoon. ana proceeds 20 Philadelphia New York
same evening next morning
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick scCesfd evening and
takes the mail line cars Immediately for Baltimore.
where they arrive IN time 10 take the morning line of
ears for Philadelphia and New York
The prOpriciors of the above lines oil reside on The
route and every attention is paid by them personally
me convenicnc. and comfort of the passengers and
one of them Will always he fouIl at Wheeling. Gum
bfland. llagersiown. Frederick and Baltimore. They
have the best of horses superior Troy Coaches and
CAREFUL steady and oblicing drivers; Travellers may
therefore dopcad upon being carried through with the
utmost expedition and i'm the safest manner. Their oh
lcci Is and always has been. render their lines al
teaa equal To any in the United States.
Va Office Grst door above the L tScd Sia;cs Hotel
Wafer street, Wheeling, Va.
sep IL 7. SIRIVER & Co
Louisville Journal viii copy Of te nd ella,
md ciarCc t.is office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
P.9T,E.TT .gEDICE.TES.
nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
TERESTlNG AND APPLICABLETo THE
AFFLICTED WITH

Diseases Of Che !Ssomaeh or NeTr,s:
S Gnen as pyspersla either Chronic or Casual, un-
ar the worst SYN toms of restlcssness, 10 Snr s.
/ OF Spuits aud General Emaciation Consuontton
whether OF tue Lungs or Liver, Liver affections,
/ Ness, worms OF every sayietv; Rheunatism; wheth
CT Acu'c oi Chrome, together with Gout Scrofula
rams IN The head, Back Limbs, and side Typbus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Pu,rd Sore tLr"a; 49,
sud A.uc. SpasmCdIc PplpitatiGn OF tho Urar, ,rd
fn,,'etss, Nervous Irrisollliy, Nervous Weakness
Hys'erics, nc DoulouIeuX; Cramps, Female Oh
s'ruCtioss. Heartburn, Headache Cough the com
non or Humid and the Dry or the Whuopins
Asthma, Crave, aud Orousy.
The Blood hiss hitherto been considered nv
Empcrs and Others, as the great re. ulator of th,
rdher nts 10 that erroneous doctrine that they con-
ten, them selves with the simple possrs.on OF this
faliacious Spinion NithOy erquiTing into the pri-
mary sources from whence Life, Health. and Wig
our cmana aud, rice reTSc, pain sickness disease
and death. Not 80 with Dr. Haunt whose extern
si,e research aud practical experience eminent
~ qualify HIM for the PROCESSION of which he has
been one of the most useful members He con-
tcnds-and n moments Tcf.ctIsu will convince
any reasoning mind OF he correctness of his views
that the stomach. liver, and the assoca ed organs
the primar and great re2ulstors of health and
that the blood IN very many instances IS dependent
Oh those organs, aud that unless mediclne reaches
the root of the disease the superficial anodyDes
usually prescribed, serve but MS foits 60 the
ravagcs of deep rooted malad;es. Under these con-
vlctIOns, nj tbs expense oi years of Cl sc appca-
ton, lac doctor has d scovered medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible aud IN prescrbn.
q Is with KIN dye Gifts being radical cure
Of the var;ous ais, already enumerated even II
applied IN the most critical cases, but he docs
pretend 10 ascrbe 10
HUNTS POTANIC PILLS
a Supernatural agency, although from Posi- i've
prssfs within the knowledge OF hundreds, hc pre-
pared To- show, tAat when every other earthly rene
Is kas been gwen M.
HU NTS BOTANIC PILLS
laveI;; yer been known TO fail IN eRecting very
gratifying results, that Cf raising froSl the bed o.
sickness aud CiseGsc those who have tested their
efficacy. aEd thus amply :cwnrding DIR. Hunt Tor
lls long and anxious study 10 attain tins ItT.ec-
ION IN the Healing Art
The XII aorGinary success which has ATTENDED he
Use of HUNTS BOiA NC PILLS, - the best
interior If their superior virtues, They nave
,ecn the means of raising q host Of ahEuIshing y
icuts ON Tho he'd of affection. IL clearly cyin
ed in the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
GROCERIES,.

NJ EW CoNCERN.-Boat stores. Groccrics cuors
v Nc. by W. III. II"usroS a Co int the stand
formerly occupied by J. r. Forsyth 4 COY No ~.
wafer street Boats can be supplied NJ all times with
stores and every other aiientioa agdcd facilitate
their interest. Family Grvccres Wines and Liquors al
ways on hand = above. nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
Con.nmr.lln ~

A.. vlvayd rs tII was, BOZ lls' December, su0.
J.oIy srfzed with cold shfverngs. which wetc sue
.ecd,d by pains iu every part 3i a. thc hody, ih'
49,, ~ beg1u 10 spit blood. thIs was shortly 8ite
.,1,,s,.e by n narkIng cough swelling aut pan
r., thc chest snd the di-charre oi blood iroli co.
i ',b became considorGbCt ths-" symptoms
,b,eb are % often the mos1engcra Di fud1rn tcft
I ,.s,s I'M the course Of a iev wceNsl lg,o"el %
1 tirk Vscid ssppuratlon, mingled WIN bi-oi ~.
( Eef a. the cough became 'tss troupltsoW'. au
4 49, ,,,rct,tc Increased. Zoe De- c1afRe ~ pns IN
creased a itr Nod7 wdr p" "'.''' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

N OriCE-Thc Depository ofthe American Bible
! SOcicty is oy,cn in n nj l03 Main ST..
cnIsnnce through the subscribers hat stone.
Ncighhourng Dcposi,ories can be supplied here -
Persons feeling themselves not able TO pay full price.
ran bc supplied at reduced prices gra,usrousiy
The subscriber will all times take pleasure in ex
hibii'ng the Bibles. 5. AVERY. Agent.
ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

AZ r. Coon A. r. CALDWELL.
cons CALDWELL. ATTORNEYS At LAW
aH vVu practice IN the Courts Of this County and
rroty attend N all business entrusted 10 their care
n n IN the absence Of Nc Good This winter al
Ricbwond Mr Caldwell will attend 10 ihc business
Of the Office The engagement Of the latter VIII p
ire the, vices of ihe iormcr at The SPriHg Courts
Office on Fast siie II Nam between Union q Mon
..-.,. a. nov 25-2n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

IHROCERlES.-- For the accommodation of his al,
" customers the subscriber. addition to his s,ocs
OF "oollen Goods, Cotios Yarns. &C. has Land i'm an
assortment Of CHOICE GROCERIES at his new sian,
on Market street. few doors below Thaichcrs Chair
Factory formerly the e Wheeling Groccry" TO which
ne respectfully invites their attention Ills stock Al
present comprises Young Tyson and Cunpowter
TEAS OF sHrcSior quality Green Rio CID Rio and
Java COFFEE; New Orleans. White Havana and
Loaf SUGAR; Sugar house M0LASSES Western
Reserve CHEESE Sus9uehanna SIIAD Rice Pre-
pared Cocoa. Chocolate Rice Flour. Super Winter sid
sperm and Tanners OIL. Pepper. Alspcc. Mustard,
Casa, Nuimegs Macc.&c. tocr29l d. HULL
~ Ew ARRIVAL or GROCERIES AND IL.
~ QJORS-M. REILLY has received nv late ar.
rivals large accession tn his stock follow. viz:
200 lbs ground Pepper.
100 Z" do Cinnamon,
ceroon Indigo,
50 lbs Clu.es,
so Nutmegs.
l ease Liquorioc.
% boSes 81 r. bunch Raisins
200 lbs. CARROTS Paila. Scotch Snuff
8 boxes Sperm Candies,
5 hags Pepper.
half chests Gunpowder Tca,
10 cn,ries Imperial do
boxes small plug Cav eudiSh Tobacco.
7e0 lbs Salerar,is
10 barrels Sweet Malaga wine-la,e importation
Peppermint Cordial.
Tanner Oil,
5 No. . Mackcrcl
500 lbs Alum.
half pipes Cogniac Brandy. 9th proof
8 do do American do do
groce Rilcy's Pittsburgh Shoe Backing.
- bales Cotton Batting 25 lbs each.
lOOD Ks Pitts. Cotton Yarns, assoredLos from To 10,
6 doz New York soluble refined box table Suit
400lns White Rraz;l Sugar,
goo Havana 40
GOO Lump do
10 boxes Naregatcd Soap.
10 do IIy'ics white Windsor shaving soap IN cakes
10 do Scotch Hcrrings.
500 lbs Ground Ginger
good supply of Shoe and White Wash Brushes.
lI5 bbls Pittsburgh Ne 1 Salt, (very wtiie.)
10 hhds y. Orleans Sugar,
Together with large assortment Of Groceries and
Liquors, already on hand. which he will sell either
Wholesale "r Retail for cosh, as low any house in
the city. Purchasers wanting bargains invited TO
call oct %
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CIlI-RCIIES.


Associais Reforme3 corner Of Market and Jefferson
streets Rev WIN Wallace. Pastor.
Episcopal corner of Monroe and SIKH street, Rev,
VIM Armstrong. Rector.
s. yaSes Ctapel, (Catholic) corner Of Fourth and
Union r. james Homer. Pastor.
Msttod,a EPisoopai. Fourth. between Monroe and
Quincy Rev. Wesley Esnncy. Munster.
PridyieriaH. Fourth. between Monroe and Quincy
Rev Henry r. Weed. Pastor
M,Do5ia Protestant, Monroe. abovo Fifth
Reformed BaptiR, upper rooa Of Iancasieuan AGA
] deny.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

Unity bags Rio Coffee. 5 hags~ Aspicc,
Il bags Pepper, ceroon indigo.
1000 lbs new Goldfish. 400 lbs EIsom Salts
30U lbs superior French Curranis
so boxes MIR bunch raisiIs, (new fruiD
10 DO white German Hrcs.
, halfdo. BaNers prepctcd Chocolate,
cases double refined table Salt.
= iierces No. Salmon . bhls Madeira Vine.
barrels Lisbon Wine, lie chests Y. H. Tea,
; half chests Gunpowder Tea, just received ant
nov 80 for sale bow b. NJ. REILLY.