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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
In Probate Court, august Is, 1870

TVsVHI, IIIt JUIiIF ~ TIUUlIF.
ZONES Dolly Adams, Exccutnx Of the
" last VIII and Testament Of LEVI AID
ANS, late of Haliiax. in the district Of MarIbo-
70, deceased, and files her AdminiSiTaiion acs
count; whereupon il is ordered that the same
be heard and examined before said Court, a.
session thereof to be holden at the Inn 81 Paul
Chase in Braiteboro in said District, on the Ist
Friday Of September next; and for the purpose
Of notifying all concerned of the time aud place
Of hearing, said Execuirlx is ordered 10 publish
a copy of the record of this order three weeks
successfully in the Vermont PhGnix, as soon
as may be. A true COPY OF record.
81 Attest, A. kEYES, Ree'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
.ENDaz, sElvsaez tEbe

t-7D Freemen of Vermont Thus stand the Elections
Judge for yourselves what the prospect of Harsons election
and what the prospects his competitor Shall Vermont for
Harrison she did before? Will you give him your uppor Is
he worthy fit he in 1862 Has the
ury SYSTEM the Blood Hound Warfare the raising of Standing
Army of 200, in times of peace the prospect of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28

~ We are informed by gentleman from
Fayetteville that Gen. Kellogg arrived at that
place on Saturday evening, from an cleo
pioneering tour through the south part of the
County, in company with several other disin-
terested lawyers who accompanied him on his
route.
He left Fayetteville on Sunday afternoon,
after spending portion Of the day in taking
the faithful "by the hand-looking them in the
face, and conversng with them freely" course
of conduct which is rather uncommon with
men Of the high toned aristocratic feelings OF
the General. Our informant tells us that he
left Sunday afternoon for Jamaica, distance
of Is miles where he was to attend a political
gathering on Monday afternoon. What ne
cessty there was to encroach upon the Sab
bath in going from Fayetteville 10 Jamaica, we
are unable TO perceive, unless he had more cleo
pioneering TO do on the way than he could ac-
complish in half day, with the assistance oil
two other expert eleclioneering lawyers.
How the honest yeomanry of the First Con-
gressional District will stomach the introduce
ton of this old arstocratic English custom Of
cdHuludtto iot hiSH anu nohu'uoiS ohSes, PEI
ambulating the district, eectoneering and ma
king stump speeches remains 10 be seen. No
plain republican could make NJ face to do il,
and we are much mistaken if the freemen Of
all parties are not disguised with it. If the
General was not perfectly infatuated with pc.
| ltical ambition he would never attempt to
compass an election in Vermont, by such a
foolish course. He is moreover an officer I'M
der the National Executive, and that alone
should deter him, il he has any regard for the
opinions of Mr. Jefferson on this subject,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
L o S Y.

SOMEWHERE in or abou, Faveiieville. or
- on the way between my fathers house IN
Williamsville to Fayetteville, GREES Sug
PURsE, containing about 90 dollars. principally
in bank notes. and some snail change. Who
ever may iud the same and restore il 10 the
subscriber, or leave IL with some ono who viii
do it, shall b. well rewarded.
ERASTUS WHEELOCK.
Nilliamsville, August TO- 1910. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
ORIGIN OF THE TERMS "HARD
CIDER AND LOG CABIN"

"GIvE HIM BARREL OF HARD CIDER,
AND SETTLE A PENSION OF TWO THOUSAND
YEAR, AND OUR WORD FOR 1T, HE WILL
SIT THE REMAINDER OF HIS DAYS cokTEN-
TED a LOG CABIN," Baltimore " Rep
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
NOTICE.

A LII who are 10 favor Of forming Young Mems
IN Lyceunl, are requested 10 meet at the High
School Hail. Monday evening Angus, slsi at hall
past O'clock,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
CLOTN DREssTNC.

FENHE Subscriber would respectfully infarm
4 the public, that be will attend To the
business of dressing Cloth the present Season
Of his Factory one mile north Of the Meeting
House. FOSTER A. WHEELER.
Pu;ney August "a 1910. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
Brighton Market-- monday, August "a, 1910

At market 400 Beef Cattle, 44O Stores, 1890 Sheep,
and 92O Swine,
Prices-Beef Catile-First quality s 10 SO; sec
ond anality So a s 25; third quality rs al 49,.
Stcres-SaIes not brisk purchasers are hardly
willing to pay The cost of the cattle in the country
We noticed sales Of two year old al VII. 10 and
Sheep-DulI; Lots sold for rs, B3, AZ, DO
81, I SO, 81, aud 25i
Swine-Du; Lots to peddle At IL 3.4c for
Sows and liz 81 for Barows; A. retail hon
I-2to6.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28

More Signs not to be Mistaken.-AH the
delegates in Congress from the different Terri
tories have come out for Gen. Harrison. They
were all elected as Van Buren, men.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
WHO mM Vote the Van Buren, 7Icj

mMV he Van Buren,
the pcn aion OF oura affair
it mvau
a lin
moga
All 10 the interests of
Word-an u teasury syst
mM fol the Harrison
n of
o tits enk
than tina of
who nave tremanso
s o the people o
All who willing ae
o apartyas o afado doso
In ortaI who opposed the hard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
FLOUR FOR SALE.

- GUPERFINE FLOUR will
flA9-iA ~ be kept constantly ON hand
ls4I for sale by the subscriber, al the
skgsz Store of Dewey & Waters, IN
Bennington, East Village, by the load or ill.,,
only.
:. F.. ID. WATERS.
bennington, August II, 1910. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
To the POIls!! 10 the POlIs!!!
Election Tuesday September 1ss

Democratic Whig N M mu tons
SALAS iii. JE NISON. For Governor.
I'D A VHD wi. CAMP, Tor Lieut. Governor.
iii e NRY r.. JAMES. FOr Treasurer.
CALVIN TOWNSIEY, CRAWFORD, WHEELOCK !
NOADIAH SWIFT, A. H. MINER.
o Congress-
HH H. A ND Dill a IL L..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28

lodged the fiIal vote.
Adams Of Marlboro, Hall OF Ryegate.
Allen Of Albany, Huleit,
Atwood, Hutchns.
Barber Mauocks,
Bigelow of Wheelock Noyes,
Blake, Pierce OF Barton,
Brown, Rich.
Bush. Richardson, Fayston,
Charlton, Sanborn.
Cole, Scott
Ferrin, Shaltuck,
Fillmore, Smith Of Bolton.
Gay. Smith OF Corinth,
Gilman, Thomas,
Hall OF Dover. Topin,
Hal. of Groton. Walker ofThciiord,
Hall of Isle La Mott, Wadswor,h.
The above is careful ly compiled from the
printed journals ofthe House. and il there be
any mistake, we will gladly correct it. We
have aimed at perfect accuracy. Let the
people inquire which party and who are their
friends.
Paul Dillingham;, Jr. appears to have
lodged all the votes on the question. Gov
Jenison is on the side Of the people, in favor
of giving them tine proceeds ofthe sales
of the Public Lands.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
STAGE LiNllN.
DIGESTION FEopI.E.s ~.

GTn Two nNILY LiNEs FsR Eat
49, 80 TiN0WE. WASHINGTON CRY, Pm
rAsI-,.L---- 80 LADLLrHIA AND NV NoRK. q,
y the way of the National Eoas
end baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
The public ags respectfully informed thai having OF
The Ii day of Apti as purchased ell the Stage s.aci
belonging To james Rccsde = CO. rui,nir. ON the Nm
iional road. the subscribers viii coatnuc To run lh,
same NJ HERETOFORE
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY uoxNISG
at o'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes ihe morning line cars reaching Baltimore same
afternoon, ana proceeds Philadelphia or New Ycrk
same evening or next morning
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Waccliag every
ArrERNooN; reaches Frederick second .vcning and
takes the mail lane immediately for Baltimore,
where they arrive IN time take the morning line Of
car Tor Philadelphia and New York
The proprictors Of the ebove lines oil reside the
route and every attention Is paid 10y thea personally
the cony onencc and Comfort of the passengers. and
one OF them will always be fouud Wheeling. Cum
bcriand. Hagcrsiown. Frederick and Bal;imore ThCv
have the hest Of horses. superior Troy Coaches and
careful. steady and obsing driven; Travellers NAV
therefore depend upon being carried through With the
utmost expedition aud in The safest Their OBJ
icci - and always has been. render Their lines
least equal 10 any IA tho United Siaies
SW Office frsi door above the Uaited States Hotel,
Wafer street Wheeling, Va.
sep 1t T SuRfVER A. Co
Louisville JolrH0l viii cepyts tef <<ndesla1
md olaTgs his Office. ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
fesSY GOODS.

NEW CHEAP GOODS.-Cio,h and C7oLiiae
" Establishment 81 Uaier street. next door North
VI IL. :. Hocl.--The subscriber receiving
IA unusually large and we'll selected assortment oi
FALL & WINTER GOODS. viz:
Extra wool dyed blue. black and invisible crccn,
claret aud brown Cloths also. hluc-blaclS brown and
green drh aud AsPhalia Cloth foe over coats Cash
mcres and Cnssncis oicvesy grade and colour Vest
iEes a very ciOicc and lar,:c assortment
Ready mate Ciotaiag--Blue. black. brown. inviS
green md cIsct Dress and F'ck Co,.s ana Coaiet-
blue. hrowr Steel mixed. green and dr,b Beaver and
Pilot overcals; blue aus green blanket nd lionskin
Ovcrcoa,s large assOrmett; Cashmere and Cassinet
Pants und Vests and Round Jackets. 18th general va
reiy too numerous to Pariieuarze, which viii - oc
ior,d for very small advance. Wholesale q Retail
nov lt--ta ALIEN ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
F.93'E.N'T' .NEDECF.S'F2iN.
bR. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS, IN
IERESTlNG AND ApPLIC ABLETo THE
AEil lN.rEn WIN
DiScuEsr Of fbe !~go,,.,.L -. 49,.

. FiSeuSes 81 the Stomach. OF Nerrfc:
Such as fy~pCtsI1 -iih.T Chruuie or Casual nm
DIR the worst symptoms 81 rcslsssnvss. I.u we -
OF Sririts an" -cocral Emaci5tton, ConSa upiion
Jaundcr, both Puitary and ra-,,o',. c,s,,,. !.
nvsS, worms ut every variety: RNcnr. ,,s.p. ~hctl
er Azure or Chrome. '-vgtl.-- Min ,,.y s.-,,.
Pans IN tnc head. Back, Limbs, and 81 lc I'vubus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Putrd SuTs t.trua' ir,,r
I md Ague Snasmodic Polarization "f jaJ Nesrt aud
Arteries, Nervous irr.i ability. Nervous weal,qe..
Hysteros, Tie noulouTsUy, C.amps Fcma'. OF,
s'ructiOas. HearUurn Heed ache Cough, the Com
! mon or Humid. an tic by or the Nhoo2ng
Asthma, Gravel, aCd Droosy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered by
EInpisrS and others the great re. uiator Of tb.
hum5 system, and such - the deyorc,ness IF the
Udkcrtn;s 10 that erroneous doctrine that thew CON
tent them selves with the simple possession Of this
ialiacious opinion. vI;Lot erguifing into the mi
mary sources from " hence Life, n ealth, and Nig-
our cmana and. rice reTsd pain sickness disc Sc
and dea IA. Not go With DR. Hunt, whose cXiCa-
sNc research aud PRACTICAL experience so eminent
~ qualify him for the pros of which he has
been one of the most useful members He con
tcnds-and a momci = r,ha cuou will convince
any reasoning mind Of the correctness of his
thatthe stomecn. liver, and the associated organs
arc the prinrI and great regulators of health and
that the blood IN very ,nany instances IL Dependent
Oh those oIrsns, and HAT unless MedIcne reaches
the root of the disease the superficial anodynes
usually prescribed, but foits 20 cover the
ravages of deep rooted ma'ades. Under these con
sicuonso a. the expense OF years OF close applicn-
searching powers irresistible. ana VA prescribing
u ~ with a knowledge offs being n radical eur.
of the various diseases already enurera 3D. even If
applied IN the most critical cases, but he docs
pretend TO aScrihe 10
HUNTS POTANIC PILLS
a supernatural agency, although from POSITIVE
ot sss within the know ledge Of hundreGs he pre-
pared 20 show, that when Svery other earthly rene
ly has been gwen Gp.
HI MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
havenever been known fail IL eflccting TWO very
,ufyinG results, that cf raising iToyi the bed Of
sickness and olseGsc those who have tested their
'mchcy. and thus amply IcwarclnE Or. Euut fer
ms long and ANXIOUS study 10 attain this per.ec-
ion n the healing Art.
The exn aorGlnaTy success winch has attended the
use at HUNTS BOTA Nc PILLS, - the best
-reilon Sf their superior v!Tturs, They nave
been tho means of raising host OF anCuIShiHg = a.
ents om the hed OF affection is clearly eyin-
,ed IN the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

NEIL. 3:OORE 8. Cas- Tar rorCI.
CLIMATE. Fast Piiet CogcA leaves n o'ciock A
Il. daily Via Zanosville, Columbus. Springfield DAY
ten and Leban"0-ihrough in IS hours This line
passes over re McAdaTli-cd rod the whole Dis
lance between Wheeling and C,ncnnai-2i5 miles
Each coach Of the line Is accompanied by Guard.
whose duty is attend 10 The Of tho passer-
gers ard their al at the end OF The route
IN the specified lime.
Fast Mail leaves n, III o'clock, y NJ daily. via
GAINESVILLE, Columbus, :. rng!ird, Nenin, and cb,.
nonthruush in a. hour, carrying oIy lrce pus.crs-
ger, and tho only line NJ ihut speed.
D. GG|lnadges Good Intent Coach. 'cG=cs NJ q o.
clock. y. W. daily, VIA Zan, s,iiie Lancaster Chilli
ico'he md Biinhridge 10 Maysvie, by. aud Cincir-
naii-througA ia % hoCrs. IA he b,sl Troy b;k win
ter coaches
tTF Extras furnished on either or &c above routes
AZ he shortest notice and tlTv rrasonahs terms
Also coaches chartered go through without night
travelling Tor the accommodation of parties of pleasure
and nr the convenience of gentlemen Yelling with
their families For seats apply al Ile csnpanys old
established Office, No. % Wafer street. Wheeling Va
ian 81 WI NJ GRAIN. Accut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
s[SStga NEW ARRANGEMENT.

- !
s===7-7@1A' THREE DAILY LINES FOE
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. PIJIL.A
DELPffIA and NEW YORK. Er,yaor4inar,,
Sped! 4. $. MAIL CHARIOT LINL;-ruEry
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through To Baltimore By contraciin 81 hours
tie only lite az that speed
leaves " hceLng every morning al 10 o'clock 49,
Iak0sthe mail rail rCas ears a Erederca arrives H.
Baltimore second morning ffiom Wheclirr tak IS
maii cars and reac hes Philadelphia Nasbinrton
cty, ere New York same dav
NEW EXPEDITION LINE, Lo1rc, Izeel;yo
every evening reaches Frederick second evening
takes the same mail cas- to Baltimore, Washing
ton, PEiladelrhia or New IuIL
RELIANCE LINE, Isagcs UReeling erery moi
ning, reaches Frederick second morning ina take
the morning line rail road cars reaches Baltimor,
same evening, and proceeds 10 Philadelphia or y
gers takes the evening m AL cars at Frederick
The. subscribers have n coairact with the raj
rsao company To carry their mails and passencer:
rom treder!ck, and every arrangement has beer
ina-e 10 insure comfort and regularity. The pro.
pnetors of the above lInss reside upon the route
thetf personal attention, devoted to the business
aho one 81 them Tor a stationed agen) will ay.
os found at tWhee!inR, Wash lgton, Pa. Union
Town Cumberland, HageTstov n, md Frederick :
~ addlron 10 which travelling agents al employ
ed' whose duty q ~ 70 pass along the route con
a1ty 70 SupeTnicnd the lines
Printed rules aud regulations for the benefit nI
FasseStrs, will be furnished en- application AZ the
once On Water s:fcet. below Z. Hotel, Oh at the
virginia Hotel. Wheeling.
l7rl , STOCKTON, MOORE, FALLS & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

a. a. Coon a. IS. CAtbwFtL.
GtooD & Caldwell. ATTORNEYS AT LAW
aH WI rsacfico ia tic COurts of this County and
-a,,tlg attend n 81 business entrusted ~ their
~ n m The shsepce ~ Sir. Good IBIS winter e.
Richmond. Mr. Caldwell win attend - he bu''ncs
Of ne Office. The engagement 81 he letter viii p.
llre the sgicos Of tho ioruor NJ the Spring Cours
o8ice ea East sdo Il Man between Union 4 Mon
-, ..~e.t-l e. az 25--asa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
LANES O,CnNVnR 4. -.

JAMES " OONNON q Co.'S
Fast Lane Of Portable Car Bodies from PAIadelLia 10
PinsJargh-THRoUGu IN SIX DAYS
Warehouses, $50 q 2S2 Market street philadelphia
Corner OF Penn & Wayne SITS. Pittsburgh
NHlS line commenced operations on sbc 9Th inst
u being established for the accommodation Of z-er-
chants DESTROYS 10 have their goods through in the
shortest possible time. No extra charge will be made
during the season for freight carried by tho fast line
All Goods collected through the city and forwarded
immediately free og aay charge Cor drayage or commits
sion. by having listsUf them left with n.
JAMES oCoNNoR d Co.
Philadelphia Sept 2l ON
NEw BooKs-Jusi received and for sale by
y STEPHENSON d GARwOOD.
Collyor's Lectures. Fisk's Classical Antiquities
Cowpcrs, Mrs. Anstn's. Cioldsmilhs Millou's Smol-
let's, and Drydens Works.
Condensed Reports. Watts body Of Divinity.
Rush on the Mind, Cesar and SaIlusi vol
British Poets. Henry's Miscellaneous Works.
Domestic Medicine, Fine Bibles. Beauties of Costume
Young Mans Library 8 vols. English Albums.
Wass DidnciIcs 2 VOL Memo.rs OF SIR VIM. Knighion
Walkers Manly Exercises.
fiji AT tho iimes Liie Of Martin Van BuTcn.
Female Biography, PGrkers Logic, Nature and Art
legends Geometry. Book of Science. Blossoms Of VII
American Chesterfield. Swiss Family Robinson.
English Classics. Also. German and German English
Aim ,nacs. Come DO. nov |
EEoME MANUFACTURE--I'r' posifrcly re-
I 6aceR attic Wtecl;rg FOandrg VGrel.osse No
30. south end Market square. Wheclin1. Va.
SWEEHEY & MATHEWS respectfully tender
their thanks their former for the liberal
patronage they have hitherto received and would
further invite thcr attention 20 their present well Sc.
iccisd STOCK OF FOUNDRY CASTINGS. which,
eabraces every article usually kept IN un establish
,Ecni Of ilic kind. consisting Of.
Plain Man;cl Crates
Mazeppa do
Ffenrh Pattern do
Plain S,ar do. assorted szcs
franklin Stoves Of every description.
Fancy Pyramdal Coal Stoves.
/ Common Stoves. (assorted sizcs.)
Common Crates. tcrculnr a straight bar all sizes,
Cooking Stoves, IA variety Of patterns,
I Arch and Jam Crates
Hollow ware. Sugar Kettles Pea Kettles Pots
] Ovens Skiliols aud Stew Pots of every sire AL
made from the Air Furnace and Of superior
| metiic
S-d Irons, ground and polisirod IN any quantity,
Tailors and Iatiers' Irons.
Saw Mill Irons.
| Wind Mill da.
Rag wheel do.
Crnuks and C;udgcons, al sizes.
Patent Dearborn and Wagon Boxes. lroUnd in IL,
centre md tssued sstside,)
/ Foot Srrapcs.
l Murtars and Pestlcs Waffle Irons fancy 4 plain
/ Cast iros Railing. a variety Of patterns.
| Together with variety Of Pioughs and Plough cas
nss Shears ard Landslide Threshng Machine irons
&C. SC nll of which they Will sell low if not lowe
Than the same article be purchased for ia Puts
turri or elsewhere. either Wholesale or ReaH
Casiiugs of every description made 10 order un th'
shortest notice. nov -bn
s. Cicirs,alc Csron;ois paJlisl toJe amount u g
aHd charge his oflec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
GROCERIES,.

I NJ EW CONCERN stores {, rocericS Iiquor
~ Sc. by w. n, HorsroN q Co On, the stand
formerly occufi-d by J. K. Forsyth 4 Coz 80 ~
Wafer street Boats can be supplied ut al ,isass with
stores and escSy a:her aiicniina afforded o facilitate
their interest. fsny GroC Wines aud Liquors al
ways ON hand - above. nov II
4 NROCERiES-For The accommodation of his old
customers. the suhssrihcF in addition to his stock
OF Woollen Goods. Cooa Yar;s. de- has laid in nm
assortment Of CHOICE GROCERIES ~ his new stand
on Market street, few doors bcOsy ThaichCrs Chair
Factory, ioTInery the Wheeling Grocery. 10 which
he respectfully invites ihcir attention His stock AZ
present comprises Young Tyson and Gunpovdcr
TEAS of superior fualiiy; Green Rio. Old RIO and
Java COFFEE; New OrlcaR-. White Havara and
Loaf SUGAR; Sugar house A1OIASSES Western
deserve CHEESE; Sus7nelianna SllAD Rice. Pre-
pared Cocoa, Chocolate Rice Flour Super Winter siI
sperm and Tanners OIL, Pepper. Alspiec. Mustar,.
Cassia. Numess. Mace. &c. locr29l ID. HULL.
MIEW ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES AND IL
~ QUoRS.-M. REILLY hes rccei, cd by late ar
sivas large accession to his stock follows. viz:
200 lbs ground Pepper.
100 Z" DO Cinnamon.
I eeroon Indigo.
SO lbs Cloves.
SO " Nu,rncss.
case Liqnoricr
25 boxes NJ. r. bunch Raisins
200 lbs. Carrots Phila. Scotch Snuff.
boxes Sperm Candles.
S bugs Pepper.
half chests Gunpowder Tea.
10 caities Imperial do
boxes small plug Cayendish Tobacco
700 lbs Saleratus.
10 barrels Sweet Malaga Wine-latc importation.
Peppermint Cordial.
s Tanners OIL.
S No Mackerel
500 lbs Alum.
halfpipes Cosniac Brandy. 9TH proof
, do do American do 90
Froce Riley's Pittsburgh Shoe Backing.
Is bales Cotton Batting. IS lbs each.
1000 ks Pitts Cotton Yarns assorted from 10 0,
Q doz New York soluble refined box table Salt
400los White nrazil Sugar,
500 Havana do
GOO Lump do
10 boxes Varegaisd Soap.
10 do Hydos white Windsor shaving soap in cakes
10 DO Scotch Hcrrings,
500 lbs Ground Singer,
good supply of Shoe and White Wash Brushes.
us bits Pittsburgh Ma. | Salt. very whiie.)
ID bids ~ Orleans Sugar,
Together with large assortment OF Groceries and
Liquors. already on hand, which he will sell either
Wholesale "r Retail for cash, as low any house in
the city. Purchasers waning bargains invited 10
call. oct -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
- RrmFs

Ass1ciaie n, formed corner Of Market end JcGcrson
streets Rev. WIN. Wallace. Pastor
EpiseePai corner Of Monroe and Sixth street Rev.
Nm. Armstrong. Rector.
81. Janlss chaDei. lCafolic) corner Of Fourth snd
Union A. J4nesHofnsr, Pastor.
nsfAoslar EpisooDol. Foirh. bctwecn Monroe and
Quincy Rev, Wesley Kcaney. Minister.
Pris5yieyian. FOURTH bstWecn Monroe and Quincy
Rev Henry r. weed. Pastor.
Mstkodis Pro,os,aaf. Msuroc. ifovo PIN.
Refo~rci DaP'isf, u20rf nom Of fanc-stcran Nea-
demo.