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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-19

CONFESSIONS OF HARRY LORREQUER,
~ in one volume, with many engrayngs
Also. second volume OF ssIen Thousand Year"
Numbers 3 and Of Charles O'Mallers the Irish
Dragoon,n with engravngs this day received for
sale by +. TAYLOR, or for circulation among the
subscribers to the Waverley Circulating Library
oct I6
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-19

A MEXICAN ALMANAC, lS4l, just received
n by F. TAYLOR,
oct 20 Immediately east Of Gsdsbys.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-19

CHRISTIANS DEFENSIVE DICTIONA-
~ RY, being refutation Of the arguments and OBJ
)ections that have been urged against the Bible,
ranged and classified in alphabetical order, complete
in one volume of 347 pages price 62 cents in neat
cloth binding For sale by F. TAYLOR
NAV 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

distlsbcr a,s a dsoryanizer. What it,e IN ;, that
oshcrs Gun leave mach their wives aud children 80
long as ] am free D. leave my NIL q MIMI Deprive
me VI tins psiv,legc. aud YOU rob W, Of the motive Ca
eHettion and the charm Of life. FELL that when
am gDae my wife in age sickness AID my children
IN infancy OF feeblcncss. he }. 'ensle.t upon
est earnings for The use Of the gcnerata' thai El
lows rne.-ieh this. snd YOU plunge into
despair Away with your aInspIiiy Of he State
holding the property of in iysuals aud distributing it
amongst generations. Away with your base ard cruel
treason against the human heart You may a well
take my property before die Afterwards. AID let
my wife and children become the property the state
ut once. Il Is agraria nsm either way. And If Ih,, be
modern democracy, may u kind Providence deliver
us.
Such would be the indignant reply Of the very IN
boring class whon MIR. BrowRson Processes To elevate
IL is the reply Of nature and needs mo enforcement
We leave Mr. Brcson therefore upon this point in the
hands Of the indignant laborng man. whose simple
will cunound the studied OF this poor
preiend,G
We have thus. at Than usual length. displayed
to readers all the points of this latest manifesto
Loco Foco philosophy We cannot rbcarin conclusion
again TO warn our connirymcn. to watch with utmost
care thus foul sFirL As philosophy, theory il j,
indeed ridiculous anil 81 comparatively harmless. Blu
a. the pra, ticaI means by which unprincpleJ
party has obtained and intends keep the ASCENDING,
in this country, it is truly irighilul II steals o. liul,
10y little. Doctrines are openly proclaimed am,
acted upon by that party that but u few Yeas sine,
sounded strangely IN ears. as do these or NJ
Brownson. SON what - theory will in time be
come prab,ice. Evenihe promslgaiors cannot proven
II, ifIhey would.-or they mniseriny 10 passion
which will demand their prey. Let us rcsis, then
and their fatal doctrines. Il this free government fall
II will not be though from wiIhouL Insidou
cmagogues, under the guisc OF philosophy and human
I. will iniuse poison the minds OF this same Ia
boring class Passions will be aroused aud cnnriiie
hxed. that will lead 10 a conflict which no man ca
Pricture. And then will be the end-Ehher som
fierce democrat will issue and plant the dcspois hee
upon the Constitution, the Star Of fecdom will o
down forever m anarchy and boud. Let US stay tlla
2 cause, ere the horrid result is upon ms
ITO Je cOntBH,d)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

are not STOCKHOLDERS woud produce w-"irrini COLLISION
nesweerr my principles aud TSuctice; and 'tis have
exer,ea IN, self To IseVent.
Something like rhree years aso. ." Ne" iASh""' !
heard your correspondent making great complaint AMI
severe charges against Danks. Bonkur'es and Bank
ing 10 which he applied grca, many names no l"n'
ger musical to any believe his seeming esTnc'
ness led me 10 inquire the amount or loss he was
likely To sustain by tire depreciation OF bank notes he
had on hand. Ihongh generally supposed IN the
town. that his loss would have fallen far short oi dol
lar if all the Banks in the country. and all the hold
crs Of their notes had wholly failed and become bank
rupt. With the addition OF AN oath he replied. h sub
stance. that = might talk about Banks Il he had
no Bank notes. To this asscnIcd. but gave il my
opinion that if his difficulty like my own. consisted
in getting bank notes and not IN getting rd Of them
his complaint wrong ~ dseclcd. And my opinion
IA this subject is still unchanged.
will now shy in conclusion, that feel dsposi
iou TO attack the position Of any bal feel bcun,
and willing to defend my till be1eged by super
or fore Of truth and Argument when shall proven
The eflJson OF nk by a surrender.
Respectfully.
! DE LORNA BROOKS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

Nal Botery.--rhe Mail from Buffalo, bound East
ward was nbb.d At lie Roy. ~. " on the morning
OF the l2h infant. The particulars of the affair will
DO found IN the annexed letters from the Post Masters
al lie Roy and batavia.
Post Ofos. Botarir. August II2
Tvs morning about O'Clock the great mail from
the West was robbed the village Of lie Roy at the
stage house while the driver was changing coach and
bosses lie had thrown of ihe mu bags near the
door and wh'l, he wasabscnt one Of The bags WINS
taken OIL Uwo heag lef) The lag taken was iho
oie put up at BuiiIo foIN. York. II vas E,un nlout
half mile from whore IL vas taken, mt omen. bu,
c'nIaning probably oil Ie newspaper ard few let.
en. some 40 rods dIs'ah another pared Of letters
was found. and in another pace in the yic.I. 49,,
iher parcel Some remained .oopcncd but N pri,c,-
pal part were torn open and mhilated
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

Cooyness on The Fgeid Of BaiHe.-Connccted
with the movement Of the nOIIh western armies, ~
i-I3 aud previously, many incidents, which,
though too unmportan for the pages Of general hs
tory. are nevertheless highly interesting and ell
worthy Of preservation. Some Of these have boon
related By General Upton, and other brave oir crs
several are recorded IN the narratives Of Dawson
and Halt icw may he iodnd IN me new spapers oi
the times ~ which thcy occurred; out the greater
number of them dwell merely IN the IecollcctOns of
the surviving sol Icrs who Witnessed them, Some
OF them display IntTcridlty unsurpassed IN thC
history of warfare: others exhibit GOODNESS n the
moment of imminent danger, iBdIra'Ivc OF the most
determined resolution aud tic most extra TdInary
nerve. or tins latter character are the two uCI-
dents mentioned below. We ind thCm rCiJtCd In a
I,rfor from Colonel John Speed smith Ga prlmI-
nent friend of the Administration, an KenuckyJ 90
- gentleman Of THIS city t9i SMITH t Wal be re-
collected, was one If the Adds Of ten. Hanson 90
the battle of the Thames.
The writer states that a moment before the bati'e
commenced. Gen Harrison ode mp 90 a majestic
hrs pistols. Upon witnessing this, Lieut.. Smith
asked him If he expected 10 c,Hg M personal con-
that ~ was proper be Prepared Tor my event thar
be commanded army ui better materials than
we defeat; adding WI slnllrr 10 Lieutenant
Smi,h " y gu had bette ir,s gsmc, too, a. shall
,,s,,t my AIDES To die around ~ o.
Whist nj the crotche after the In wing had re-.
,cyld from its tPonntIry confusion and va. /
nod I'M tie front, cen Hafus0n Ord,Itf L.pufcp
u smith 90 bnu2 dow CWc.s CO-uIld Oh SIP !
p,,,if VIII ic BE- was giving the order tI, psrs e. |
81 bg'r tvo horses lre infcrorkcl; aud some /
tuAs ~ a tree above lm, which had gathered and I
r.t~'1 . cluster 0fl,scs and around winch 49, !
49, 60 10 look al hH commander. were cut dov,r
bV tue Cn-tssia balls Near the spot 90 the Same
mOmCuL soldier WI shu. through the tiigh: and \
seeing The Command il Chi,f as be 3 uug round 4
and fell, Zee cred uui dii you sec that General
they have shot me aIn!
This man had bee wouaded the DAY before al thc \
bridge. General Hrrlsou directed hm % DC taken /
back % have his gluds dressed hut finding thai 4
be tilch not bIkcn, The brave f,i0s bauflglI
t fsit be hangk oTlii 90 stop the bleeding clutch
80 ~ hss gun, sgfc he meant Co have sati faction
ana eonhnuad % f'hf. frw moments afterwards /
ayeung maudast up CD the Commando. holding \
rshipin his hfnd Ind sung out p" IYYs hr-r. Gfu.
80, tfs.gofnf Ny Father was an uii Ecu'uckY 4
indian Z ssifof; md when LEFT homo he made rnc
prom - - '1ng him tho scap of rel skin KILLED
by 5nYseh. h9hcrc % IS this BE- fpr The ua man I
. arch q anoihcfA,,e
Fhrrc two auccffs. fs,f.D.f Smith rsys t.,.at.
a. hiai ~ t5c close % D. baftI. ana 90 gsIis.,
ssilor trsiy sad that o 6r,uy Of such men ss,jy
not D. congusr Z" alu p frf,.uenflv rftfrvfr1s 1n
meeting WIN we ON, /" tho aSuiv. woulr repeal
y 49, ~, 60 fhsi c..n.r.f, ~ "fh efoai yr.t-
a-aiuf o. iu. 90. ' "''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
LoyG.RuN scIIooLnousE MEErINc.


Pursuant Ia notice, portion of the farme rs ON nnr
Run and It's vicinity, met at the above named school
house Saturday evening last The meeting Was orrpn-
lzed on motion of Jos. e.. Vance, Esq, 10y calling A. r.
Woods Esq. To the chair. aud appointing r. W. was-
hingion Esq. secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained bv MIR
Vance be for the purpose of asceraiuing what the
farmers oi this portion of the country will contribute
towards public dinner the 81 Of September next.
alc to adopt plan Of procession from this neigh
horhood To the city on that day.
la consideration OF the fact that there were many
persons not prescni-ihcre being two other public
meetings in the ncsshorhood nj the time. who
would wish 10 contribute: motion. il was Resolved
That n committee of three be appointed 10 procure
sulscr pions in provisions for the public dinner refer
red to. Mcssrs. WIN Gregg. Jas. Kelley and Jos
ThompSon, appointed this committee and on mo-
lion. WIN. Grcgg's house fixed on at a place of
deposit for the Contributions
The Secretary instructed to prepare subscription
papers for the of the committee am, 10 consult win
the cha rman of the dinner committee of the city. IA
To The proper time and mode OF conveying the cum
tribution from Mr.. Grcgg's to The city
On motion Of Mr.. Vance il wa. ReSoluei. That the
citizens On Long Run and vicinity should meet a NJ
Greggs shop on The morning of the 81 Of September
leave their horses, and forming procession march ia
the city on foot.
On motion of Mr.. Washington. Mr. Wilson Kelley
was appointed Marshall, and Mr. VIM Mex nIv si,,i
ard bearer of the procession
ReSHtrof That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed 10y the chairman and secretary aud publisheJ
IN TIE city papers. The meeting then adourned
ANDREW p. WOODS, Chairman.
H. w. WAsuINGroF, Secretary
lie Secretary ~ authorized by the chairman of The
committee 10 say is their opinion that all provisions
winch may not DE consumed AZ the meeting ought to
be distributed To the poor of rho CITY, And they re-
'echui'y suggest tins thought To the dinner committee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
NEW YORK MARKET. Tuesday evening. Aug

NEW YORK MARKET. Tuesday evening. Aug "
The slight advance ~ -four ~ consequence Of ~
late news from England by the Great Western u -
famed 10y sales iO day. Genesee and fiat h1A
have advanced 10 $685. and S53Tl at which ~
10000 bbs. have bech sold yesterday aud to-day in
lew instances only have $50 been realized. and THAT
for small lots.
Holders meet purchasers freely. and disposed TO
clear the marker a, the preoni rates; and NJ the close
or business today there was difficulty ~ pufchas-
ing good brands Western and Ohio 80 p Ihe
market ~ somev, hat unsettled. snd quote - ga
37l as covering all dcscr t'ya- II Western and On =.
Cotton remains quiet lew sales have pc'n ",'''
Joaraai II CossScroc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
Money raners-Tho Philadelphia Inquirer Of Sat.

Money afaners.-The Philadelphia Inquirer Of Sat.
sunday says
The week closes with a somewhat more favorable
ieelmg. Money Is still abundant. aud may he obtain
ed on Inst rate paper at sir per cent The out door
rates Tor what Is known fair business paper' ranc.
from 10 9 per cent per annum Stocks are some
what better and the feeling of q Dom and apprchcu
SION which has SO hing marked our capitalists is he
ginning To give way. U. $. Bank 60 Girard 3gI.
U. = Post Notes are and are readily disposed
81 nj from To per cent. Exchange ON New York
Is a32. Specie about the same
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
ce,,espenaenee q iae Nationel I,,elLc.re.

KINGSTON. (ALA) Auo. 7. ISfm
Enclosed send You some account of our ele .uA
You will see that there is prospect Wing ma
jorty joint baO, in the Legislature. There are "A
the senate thirty three members; in the House one,
hundred members. We have certainly Gfiesn Wings
IN The Senate and lortyeghi Wings IN the House. anl
good prospect for eight ten Ia haste. truly
yours.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

W,scovsix TEREuORy.-'The WIscosinn Express
The le Of emigraiicn. both iroTu The Faster q
States and from beyond the ocean. setting ~ ihs d.
reetion-and Wrconsrn will. ~ douit sunus the pre-
cent slrnner receive great AVID ossio 20
her pnp"l""n' W ,s'',' 10y hiat np Is7''---
The West ahl e-i''''''y - great Nofihwcsi. o.
Ter. s1 great rniurcnrnf- W J,,.t,,.. ami ,nefpr-
.,cg cm,rrauts ~ fhc Ter ,ory n ,y,.soa.,n- Onr
ctnue BE- sslp'finu- 80 tf s,ri ste sdtreig fef
nlo sni god 'osds - 81 sl,n,st ev,ty PORTION of
orf Teruioug~ ffom lac Mtthf-,n ~ me Nuer ipTf
or rfesesH Population ioo b. comprised oi bod ui1-
snlly gfre number 81 cntcrpfsing. fnielliacr. ord
inJu.f yus rnenmen " be- psssrss nerve and fiGor.
and = IN are wol fitted Nv ther pefsft'ranro and
9cir character 20 sfl,ance The rniercss or '' i'e
ihr fIsrrriiy of our fil ng ,omuJnvtaif.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
TriadelTLia. August Islh. 1910.

G. a. wIcKISFFE. ny the Providence of God Act.
ing Governor OF kcuiucky has recently been derad,sg
has station as PUs.Ic OFFICER. and his character
US a uan, by eleetio' N'ng haransues-GiOde or the
18Th ult.
Col Thompson. Pos, Master Of this city, is at the
same. Wilson Shannon. Governor Of Ohio do Gov
Porter of Pennsylvaniy, do. Governor Polk. C
Tennessee. do. Gen. MNut, Of Mississippi. do f.,
Ihcse hear the Globe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
JOHN BRADY, Pres,
JAMES SxopcRAss. sly

The Committee Appended by the "Iudepcnler,
Democrats formerly Supporters Of Martin Van Bur,
The meeting held ia rheCI,y Hall August sth. lsln
Cor the purpose of inviting all disseriers ios nm
Burensm in the adjacent country to join with us oa
the 3rd of SePiembernccAng in the whig convention
to be held in the City & Wheeling that day.
mos, earnestly and oordlll invite all out
friends in the States OF Ohio. Pc Insy ANA and
Virginia To meet with athc time above mentioned
aud woud rcsPecifullyrecoumcnd that each Jssenier
who may attend said Convention wear as n badge Of
distinction a White Ribbon round the right
Wing papers in Pennsylvania, Ohio aud Virginia
will please copy the above ho,icc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
2 E. WHARTON. E4i,or ,u,.i Pf,gsietor.

TESWs-Tle TnGccLly Paper -is Publhhcd on
Tu,siay- Thnr~ilys ssd Saturiays. At S5 rer aunam
ADVANCE or 81 a, the cs'c at Ae year SO sH siN
months No subscriber Sooctysd tor elces term than
ak months
The Weekly raPcL the WcS,crn Virginia 1in'cs D.
pabisshed on Wednesday ut 81 50 per aru,uu IN ad-
vance. or - II aot PAID wiihR ons m"n'h from the
bcganing OF the year NoneN Subscribers wilt bo re
ooINsi. eNceP, such pay IN advance. for0 m"n'hs
81 50 Is invariably cilar.,l Ma s,sc nicer reviewed
tor lc~s tna-six months, and paper DIXON.
Inuod. except the dscseiisa OF re pubisirot until
AL atSorarcs paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

Al meeting 1rn- West Liberty Tipp0csn,s Cluh.
held August 10TH co. o. was ou ri,f,n unanruou.lr
received that lbs Club would form procession a. s
oslork a NJ m tho 81 OF september. and attend The
Wig Convention r. be held IN The ,,ty 81 Wheeling
CO.'S .'ilt itY
F-s3f' That le procession should rroceed ey
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
NOTICE.

The Citizens of Ohio County. will meet at the
Sohooi-house ia rriadelphia on Saturday August 22d
inst at IL oclock To make the necessary arrange
neuts ior going to Wheeling in process,on Oh the 3,d
Of September next. Mai Good and other able Speak
ers Will bc here, and cordial invitation - extended
10 the patriotic Of all parties Ia attend.
6y order of the Executive committee.
H. 5. GOOD, Secretary.
Tria1pltl,ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

THURSDAY NfOisNINGs AboIssf 80. 1910 8
la consequence Il The desire far s,itcsl inivriua.
ton and rrturs 81 cclcfs'- the Peescni pcrod We
ProPosc To fsrish our Papcr FEN the rreSenttimc
until the lsI OF December, on the following terms
Our friends viii perceive rsey cs,pcwhat lcss than
our rciaG charge; mad payment WILL all easer be
eApccted in advance.
TRIwEEALf. 81 90
WEEKLY. = so
FLAG. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

The root A-O'sn rs the o1s'phil r'h and ~, :.
citizens be requested to 'in IAe prc.son o, '''
a, such points as may be uosi con,ene,, way
RsscIrsd, That Col Samuel hrClurc. \, -.
Marshall Of the day; and John Brady : '"''"d
Colock. AMI John waddlc A'sisranr Al,,.h,r NC
Rssoirel. That our WIG Brethren in"
qne''ed I. meet Us at 'hraon'h OF Glen'. Run. =,
ocl-ck.On iaa' day. to march With Us To the e,,v .
kcsoiroi. That cory Of these re-,lu,,s,.
to the Wing Editors in he city OF whe.,,D.
that the welIsburg Transcript DO rcqucs,, h, -.
the same.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

Iylec Convention which met GA tho 2fIh Feb. al Rich
InOnd
4 Dstrict-John w, Murdaugh, Of Norfolk.
~ DO James w. Pegram. OF Petersburg
81 DO VIM :. Archer, of Amelia
-lJh do Richd kIdJcr Meade. of Dnwiddie.
9Th do Henry T.. Watkins. OF Prince Edward.
9th do james G. Bruce, Of Halifax.
9Th do Whmcll l.. Tunsall of Piltsy lyana.
Sfh do Thomas x Joynes, OF Accomlck.
9lh do Nor,orne T.. Suiton, OF Carulnc
10Th do Wllluughby Newton, OF WcsInoTcand
, lih DO james Lyons. of Richmond City.
18th do NulcgIinc w. SJuthall of Albemarlc
l3th do john : PendlcIon, oi RappahamUCk.
I lila do John Jlnney, Of IIpudoun.
I 9TH do Andrew Hunter Of Jefferson.
10th do Philip Williams, Jr. of Frederick
J7th do Vim. Seymour. o Huriy
9Th do Briscoe G. Baldwin, of Augusta.
18th do Ballard Smith, of GreenbneT.
2Oth DO Edward Johnson, oi Botciourt
2lst DO John y. lIuncs, Of Washington.
pa do George w. Summers. of Kanawha.
23I do Waitnan r. Wiley Of AloHcngua.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
DE LORNA BROOKS

IN or SErr. CONFERENCE.-The committee ofCen
eral Arrangement. will meet the court house
this evening at o'clock. receive the report of the
Marshall defining the order Of procession for the
vcntion and also receive the reports Of the srbcom
mitiecs aud for the Transaction of other business
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

CONNECTED with the nhpvc, h Of the most ca
tcusive READING ROOMS IN the United Slatcs.-
Terms 10 suhscrhcrs s. year. Strangers arc free
ylSii 1t Tor the space of one m"nth tluse who CON
Iinuo visit it r longer term, will be put down as
Hubscribcrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

gho TYPPECA NOE FLAG Is issued from this office
81 tho lst aud 18th OF every inonth. rrice % cts
fpap this time uuul the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

MILITARY aud literary nsttces arc u oiihciuut'
sbpve; but ~Iiibe charged 90 ecntsfpT SiaseTitons
or lees.
The proceedings Of the city council city OTd.nance'
md orders. regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the oiiico Of publication 81 the
Wheeling Times and ADVERTISER, - a JOE s BOON
PRINTING OFFICE. where may bc l,ud 80 inv"ra
ietcrrns Blanks 10 order Cards, ilanibills, Show
lhls. &c done in the style and short notice
For sale ihC Compiling Ruon Of the Wheeling Time
and Advertiser
sCiiy SUMMONS. County Summons,
Executions. ENrcuiiuua,
~ Bonds Bonds
=. summons for Assault. RrCoguizlWc-O OF
hail.
Count, Sunrn-n Cor Assault, DECIDE. Leases Warrants
Screaurs' Bomb, Declarations q towns, Bills Of In
ding. Peilars Nolc-, Notes Of NJ. 4 NJ Bank, N"ics
- or w. Bank, Checks GA all Jhe banks, bound and
plain, ~. &c.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS II
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY. SILVER AMI
PLATED WARE. MILITARY GOODS, &e.
EAFFFR ut Wholesale and retail. a complete as
SBsortment Of goods in their line. Their facilities toi
obtaining goods by direct importation, and from the
principal Manufactures such as 10 afford them eV
cry advantage. Among the leading articles OF Their as
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
Gold Levers, OF VI. J. Tobias, johnson, Robinson;
Harrison and other makers.
Cole Anchor Levers, do with independent seconds,
Gold Lepines and Vertical Watches,
Silver Levers and fepineS,
Silver and gilI WaIches-sni bic for Vie country
trade,
CHI, Alabastes. Ebony Il New England clocks
time pieces.
Ladies gold eIlains,
Gold guard and Fob chains
Seals ard KEYS, Watch Hooks,
Miniature Cases, Lockets.
Gold ear rings and pps, in SIS,
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pesfi SIosasc C4rseo, Esi
amelled and gold breast pins.
DO finger rings.
Pearl sets complete,
Gold Thmbles Pencil caSes,
Spectacles and every variety OF Cold Jewelry-ala
large assortment Of common Jewelry-sSitable.
country trade.
United States Army ana Navy SwOgds,
Gik and Plated Sabre. Cut and 1'hrl-l RafSe' do.
Fencing foils. masks epduletIes
Wings, sashes, pumes, agnlettes,
Sword belts, tassels, stars,
Hat aud cap Trimmings,
Gold and silver LACE,
Cord, thread spangas bullion, &c
Eagles, plume sockets, ball buttons,
Army, navy and other military buttons
Punies ofall descriptions,
Pocket, Holsters Travelling and rife lESto@s
DiTks. game bags, pSwder TASKS,
shot pouches, percussion caps,
BRoNZED GOODS, LAMPS, Sc
Bronzed and gilt astral. mantle and susPeadin
lamps,
HiranJnlas c,pdiaiyas canIlesilceE
Brackets, inksbuds, taper stands,
Card vases, Thermometers, sc.
CUTL cry.
Table and pocket cutlery,
Racers scissors, &C., &c.
SILVER, PLATED * BRTrTANIA WAKE.
Silver spoons, forks, ladies,
Butter knives, sugar tongs,
Salt spoons, sc,
Plated Bread and cake bs-lNesf,
WaHeps, c2stOrs caBdlesGcks,
Tcapand coffee urnS, epeTgnes,
Saufiers and Trays,
BOttle stands,
Cups sobcls. tankards, Sc. fox communion service
Plated lea aud coffee sets complete, five and-six EP'e
ceS.
Britannia ware. in sets.
FANCY GOODS.
Writing desks, dressing cases,
Work buVer. suutf boxes. card cases
Segar cases, speciacIcs, coral,
Razor straps, tooth brushes, purses,
Chesslnen, back ganinon boards,
Dice, pocket books, wallets,
Morocco Miniature eases,
Musical buxes opera glasses. buckles,
Slides. Head bands and ornaments,
Purse clasps, shoe buckles,
Hecanter Labels.
Pencil eases, nc. &c.
Military companies furnished with equipments a
short notice.
Watches repaired and warranted. Watch tools ant
materials for sale.
ORDERS lroi t.e county prOm,ly attended TO.