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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

Export Trade Of Baltimore. The total ex.
ports of tobacco, -four and corn from Brl,imore
during the year ending the 3lst Of Sep,embe,
we're 3l,s69 hhds. Of tobacco 57.22s bbl.. of
6our, and s6.s49 bushels OF corn II to these
be added the wheat. rye spd corn meal expert.
ed during the same period, there is an assre.
gate value Of exports Of domestic produce for
Ii. r.,. nf -s,t'N frs ...'l..-. Al i.,i...l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

A FEMALE SAILoe.-A female named Mary
Perkins, was sent enced to two months in the
House Of Correction at Boston last week for
larceny. When arrested she was s,tired in
sailors habit. She represented herself to be
twenty years Of age, and had been steward ST,
months on board brig on regular trips from
Lubec TO New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

RHODE. ISLAND PUBLICAN.
NEWPRT:
WEDNESDAY, NOVMBER 25, 1870.
Census Of iwpOrt.

Having been furnished VI an abstract OF the
corrected Census returnsf this Town, as
made to The U. s. Marsh by his assistant.
Mr.. JOHN J. Payne, we nowve more detailed
statement Of them, and appd some agricutu-
raj statistics.
Whole number of inhabnts, on the Is, day
Of June last, 1888
White males 1928 Do. females 4l90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

Ner kind Of Tin Piate.-M. Brady has
formed a superior tin plate Of iron and nickel
IL is five or SIX times harder than ,hs, which |"
nov in use. and is very Advantageous ''r sni'
mary utensils ss il dsss no, eommnniea'e any
color to sauces which common tin plate fre-
quently does.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

A Curious Spsctacie.-To see men who pre-
tend to say that Mr. Van Buren's policy will
ruin the farmers, hanging round load OF
chickens, and trying 10 jew tho farmer out
Of three cents on the pound, when his price is
not penny too high. 1t makes the horses
laugh to hear it.-Ne,o Hdren Register.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

The British Queen arrived at New lork
early on Saturday morning. The news she
brings vas, Of course, all anticipated by the
Caledonia. After leaving Portsmouth. on the
ID, she pu, into no port until she arrived at
New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

Be Cdufisas.-A number OF one dollar bills
Of the Bridgeport Bsok Connecticut. have
ts.r sl,etei fro- cns ic'l'f d, 'p-n'v
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25
From heaven

Christ refused to compromise a, all With
Mammon, aud would not have him served at sny
rate; bu, Chris, was some two thousand years
10 f6,sncs e hrs ~ \ rro5,r,. d.ve,ier 70
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

The British Royal Mail Steamer Caledou.l
Capt r. b. Cleland. arrived a, BosioE CT
Thursday. 18Th inst. She left Liverpool at 8
o'clock OH the afternoon Of the 9Th, and made
the distance from dock TO dock in 2 hours sbor,
of IS days. She encountered roueh and TEN
Pestuous weather during the greater par, of the
voyage. which accounts for her long passage.
There 10 no news from the British Chinese
expedition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

aad disciIa ned corps, ever Vlglant, ever active
and eVet obcdient TO the c,mnani u as officers.
It's because WE THE PEOPLE are thus cnRa-
gcd N such a contest agSius the Government pow
90 that We are Mhigs-Mhlgs in the true aud full
meaning Of term-Mhigs as our ancestors wete
VIII n they struck for liberty at yOtrr Bunker tiill
ans oar ktRss Mountains.
Nhen tue daring usufpSiionS 81 tho Executive
were exhibited. by his sexing. without authority,
upon the public none, andheldms Il without sane
ion OF law, the Wing party was Tor ned aud IT. nsc
assumed IL rested uron the broad sentiment
winch brcahcs through all hist Iry and vadC
all orr INSTITUTIONS love Il law aud hostility "a
prcrOyatNe by tins sentiment and all the sympa-
thi.s and associations which belong 60 IT, the wings
are bound together aud wherever one il founC
within the wide border of our country, hail hin
a a bretltcr>
tsaccnss awaits it's efforts, ps believe IL does.
VIII come into p"wer upOn the pledge of circun
\ scrihlng executive lniluence. of reinstating tn
Constitution, and, with q healing and conservativ
spiIit, 10 preserve aud chcris, al the institution
and great interests II the COuniry.
/ am, dear SIR, with great reApcct. your obeden
servant, WMf G.. PRESTON.
JOns GEO. METcALr lle,sdvn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
WEST AIExANprR TIpprcANor cIrR

Alta meeting OF the 1'ppeconoe Club. OF Donegal
Township, Washington Co. Pa, held ni West Alex
ander. July 9th $40. the following rcsou ioris were
offered and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Democratic Wings of Donegal
Township viii parade in large nnabers early on The
moungof the 81 OF September. at this place aud
with Wagons, horses. Log Cabins carriages aud up
prorriae Flags, BannOrs, and music, will march to
Wheeling
Resulrei That the Wings of Washington County.
are earnestly invited quarter IN this place the
night previous that they may be ready the follow
ing morains TO JOIN us On march 10 the great
rendezvous
X, Soiucd That the sirip.s of door aichcs shall
MT I've pulled in hut that they may be by all
male use ofby ALL and walk in without knocking
/ and freely partake of our B,g Ca,in fare.
| RrSoiuof. That Co the recent victories n Rhode
/ island. Connecticut and Virginia. we hail the recent
triumph IN louisiana presago of The Struggle go
inr on now ina Tennessee Missouri Kentucky Illions
and Indiana. Forward March.
Rcsirci. That nJOn the arrival of the respective
delegations from each township and borough. at the
State Line. the delegation COMPOSED of the greatest
number shall take preccicnce and their AIarslas nnJ
officers Sholl he deemed officers ia chief and will take
| command OF the whole Pennsylvania line
/ Rcsoi,sd. That Samuel Cruig Jr Moses Bel
George Wilson. and Do; Samuel Alkeehan, ho apEoin
ted Committee of Arrangements aud Cores ondcnce
Whose duty shall he Ia advise with The dilicren
Clubs in the Conny. proparat ~ to sad meeting unc
that E,lil Ramsey, James II Bell. and Martin " Sla
tor, be requested 10 act Marshgls Zoe Doneg gall Town
ship.
/ Rcssiu,d. That IN" Wing Editors of the Adjoining
Counties will aud by notice OF meet
\ ing of September neat
! RcSolroi. That tins meeting now adjourn To mee
al the house OF James Mtihers. the morning at the
81 OF September neat. half , o'clock. 4. NJ: and
That the proceedings OF THIS meeting lee published ia
/ the Washington Reporter.
JOHN MMURRAY. President.
JAMES X BELL-
JosEFH MCLUsKY, : Vice Presidents,
NJ NJ. SLAToR,
EDrA RAMSEY. L.,
JUsEFH VI. MAYS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
LETTER FROM Mn. PRESTON.

The tpliowiLs eloquent and impressive letter from
Mr. Senator Preston 10 he Whs o. Mendon Mas.
sachusetts, will be read with interest BY his maRy
brothers uf the great Wing faIuIly" IL defines
the position" OF the parties that divide the
county with great felicity aud precision;
WAsHi~GToN CRY, June &c. 1870
DENE SiR. With a high estimate of the cUmpli-
menl ImplIcd ~ your note 90 me, beg you, ~ INV
OF Meudon of INV earnest wishes for the sact essiu
attainment other purposes The condition OF pub
ltc aHWs mperIously demands, from ever, patTIot,
ms utmost cNertIons 10 effect change Of men AMI
measures.
Things have come ~ that pass when Il would
seem supcrngcus 60 speculate upon the political
principles 81 tho party IN power, 90 argue con
cerutug them. Whether they be right wrong,
one thiHs - certain the cgnntry has bceu ruined
under ~ administration. To the question how has
the country been governed let the condition Of tho
county answer. Has is commerce been tended!
Have ~ manufactures been tnCTfegCdl Is ITS
agriculture pIosPeroua-lts currency soundl l. rs
the dOInIn ttui Of our present ruler; and although
they may ydInly oudeavort @ exoneraie themselves
from the charge Of having produced them, they
cannot deny they have tailed ~ avert them.
But there are other questions Of a. searching ma
tuTc re- ara 90 which, when put they stand mute.
We have asked them whether thay have not 50
managed the hnancCs that the income Of The Gov
lrnmeut o. diulin shed by two thirds md the exren
JItufss increased three ioId7 Whether they have
not 80 managed our indian affairs a. ~ embroll us
30 war; aud whether they have not - conducted
that var a. 90 occasion the expenditure Of thirty
millions dollars az 10 expose our citizens To- con
unucd butchery end massacre, and a. 10 have
portion ct our TERRITORY conquered and retained ~
ssvaResl Yet, notwithstanding tho general di-.
'Tess OF tho Cpnutry, and tie failure Of every /
~ pafiu'ni ot The Government they have the bar
ithoUd - ClaIm our confidence.
How such an administrator CHmr Iut and tho D
nea ns hr winch % proposes fu retafo power, are /
worthy OF lnqIIry. The President, without rsru-
alton t"r bbiIIty shy preeu,e # public services
y ~ appointed bg Dol. predecessor. ~ did not On.
oV Ni'arous popularity. buf w1H put ruf, office
~ the Wef' power IT General Jackson. " va. M
hi' AZ tHHt its came rn, and he MEANS emplossd
% o. 'I'.i nun are not less dangerous 10 our RE-.
1HIurHuH.
irfH uTUIrfsI by party organization and an ar
q. i'lH.s 1YiItrsH the Government hs. taken tl,
go otfI.' fn- people. III fHr- .f fhs contest fu
...' f'. N'f tu.dF'. TIE UffIaUarfas %
' re 'Ir.. ore -'rffIu,E fIfa. hour 'u- r hob.
.. .Hs. aH- .|...-H.. .u I-Hu.f.#
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
ALEN. =. LAIDIEY. ClcIk.
JACOB a Wilson, Tor Compi-2m

VIRGINIA: AT rul. held IN ia. Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chancrrv
i3r the county OF OHIO, IN the EOnth Of July I-40
Ill de g. Rice, Commitment
against
MC-cs w. Chaplihe and Ehsnozcr Zane nd
illustrators with the Will annexed of No.h
Zine deceased and Ely Dorsey aud Mary T.. hIs
wife, late MARY L. Zane, and Id, ~, z,r Zau,
James y johnston ana Sos hIl his wic Wiil1uI
w. Shriv.r and Caroline ms wife, james A. Me
Clean aud Mary his wife, platoG Fam, Hama -.
den Zane, Elizabeth Zane and I',srn,La Zane =
which SAID Mary l.. Dorsey Is the widow and q
which said Ehen, ger Zane, Sophia John tun
CarOllns shnyor, Mary Mexican PlaIoH Ham, y
den, Elz tbrih and Co ucha Zane, are The chit .
drGn ana heirs At law of Noah Zane late oTO- ,
hiO county, dJCeased-and Catht rine y "A IL =
con, DAVID T.. Wilson. Elizabeth " lson Alex-
ander Wilson. aud Virginia wills, a. chIdr,n
ana heirs at law OF Marcus Nilsson, late of sand
county OF oh o, deceased, ana AlsNander " IL
son. adininlsi fatpT OF the estate OF Ia, sand Mar
Gus Wilson, dccoasC A, Gndauts
The defendants James G.. Johnston, and SOrbi,
his wife, Catherine r.. Wilson, David T.. " H. on r
liIabcth Wilson and Virginia Wilson, not having
entered Their appearance and gwen scCurIty accotd
ng To the net at assembly aud the rules of tin.
Court, aud II appearing by satisfactory ,vldCn,
that they not uh abta OF this con mo Ncaith
On mot on OF the cuu,p ainant 10y Counsel IL ~ 81
Jcrcd that the sand defendants 10 appear here o,
the first day of next fail term of tins court and
answer ia, sand COM lainant's bull and tlat COM
per printed m the city of hc.Hs for W. MONTY.
successfully aud pos cd at the ont door Of ia, cuft
house Ct OIIJ county.
copy teste,
ALEX. r. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
NELsoS, for Compt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

THE SPRINC;S.-From the White SaJlcr Springs
CGreensrler county, Va hear that the number a
vis.tcrs there Is about five hundred forming a very
pleasant society.
AZ LSe's Spring. (near Wauenion Val there were
the 18th INST about hundred .isiiers aud thai
the arrivals were in number equal to fifty ,lay
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

NlRGiNlA-At rules held IA the Clerks otr "a, a.,
Circuit Superior cpdr, of Law and ca r,,.,, a., ~
'o"hiy oi OHIO IA the month vi August IsIn
"'"'se 81 Iceland mrll,ulut
against
J"hn NJ Clarke. lIchry Moore. john
i>nef' Nharios L. Strong. the President Ia
o''e'7'ss and Company ct the blnk vi { ChaI.rcry
Mount Pheasant and Slml Mills
Defendants.
Tue be'cndanis. the President Directors and Com
r'y OF h- binkoi Noun, Pheasant and samuel Mill.
"'' having entered 'hor appearance ard gwen sccu-
r'ty according to the net e" assembly AMI an. r,l az
tins conri. and II appearing 10y saisEc,ory cy,den,
that they NOT inhabitants of this ,,nnoru, ,,,,,t
On motion OF the complainant by counsel. IL Is r,-> ed
that the sand defendants do appear here GA the i ay
cot the neat tall term of hs COuri, enter their appear
ancc answer th" bill OF the said complainant or uihrr
wise defend tins suit-and that copy at this oI,l,r lr
"rihwiih inserted IN sumo newspaper printed the
city oi Wheeling, for two months successfully nuI
osiec at the irInt door OF the COnri house ol Ohio
county.
| copy tcsie.
ALIEN. T. LAIDI.EY Clerk
JACOB q WILSON, h,r CDnpt Pm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

81 Alignment OF depotS each WihI'a district of
the sNli.'d STATES. rs he m0y dccm Necessary. 6,r
ofn'lprtis ne sad arms aud as the
reru zvoos " ,irc tailus efPesss0ns thereof, that
: <-h- TnaLihe ofhccrs, nog-eetninis sloned off
srrn sfrs musscsns auJ Iislvstes 81 voianioet
or rustia. M tic service of the Usto Stvtes, ex-
men On ed, prusidsd FIR rnShc 18th head
shall be eattlcd Il the like ,-'npcnsatlpu, of
dsa lNy. by wounds 90 other Nisr, incurred in the
scrSlc as =, or may be, allowed TO officer. non
commissioned ofiireTs m ulcers Inusolans and r.
Yates OF the Army of the United States.
3Sth. That the seycral corps of volai.iesIS viii
now exist m the several States. aud IN what man
per s,eVcT organized be not disturbed or deprived
Il thur accustomed privileges; but nevertheless be
sui lect u snch rcsricOus thcir respective Leg
isatur may direct aud To all other duties reuuir-
ed 6y tins system, in like manner with the other
militia.
soh. That the legislatures Of the several States
az the earliest porSd vt time after tue adoption a.
tins system. enact such laws may be nccCssar,
TO enroll and organize tho militia &c the rcsneciiv.
States, according the provisions contained here
IN: prov'ded that, until such enrolment asd organ,
Zatlon be made, the existing l1ws governing ia,
militia oi, ach State he considered as sll i'm force
tOth. That the term militia of the United State
shall De SO construed as To cnbrace within ~
meaning all tr, oTs, "f sha',vcr DESCRIPTION, not
the r gulai army If the United States.
Respectfully submitted, -
Hon. K. NJ. T. HvxrEs.
SPcdker Of TIE House 81 Representative,
Tins bill is known to be odious TO the people d
objectionable features arc seen by the party ia powe
and the members OF itiry hard To scld the Prcsido
from the odium OF 1t; but it Is impossible Their
stands the Presidents hand IN his Message OF Dec
1889.
Il cANNor roo STRONGLY RrcouNExD To you
| CONSIDERATION TuE PLAN FoR oRGASIzING III
MILITIA PROPOSED ny THE SECRETARY ut WAR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

"A COOKING GLASS. Portrait ~ Picture FIamr
Ia mahuiaclurer.--Ihe subscriber respectfully in
lorms the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity that hc
has commenced, IA connection with his former b.si
ness, the Looking Glass, Portrait and Picture Frame
Gliding, &c ia all iIs hrInchcs-lIo has engaged Mr.
Jas. Robinson, from the iirst manufactures ia New
York, whose workmanship is inferior to none ina the
Union an Is now prepared 60 execute all orders ia that
line. lie will constantly keep hand an extensive
assortment of LOOKING GLASSES of every dcsorip-
iIon, ~ GIlt and Mahogany aud Fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait iTaacs made order Old frames regili
and Gliding Of every Description done IN the best style
July Ii. j w RANSTRUP,
Agent for X Rlrloyy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

NE RS. LYON viii open SEMINARY Tor MIS-,
Iva 81, 0n Monday. the 2Oih inst. Tie number of
pupils lnnmed, application be made her resi-
dcnce corner OF lIamIeu and 9Th sts Lessons given
on the Piano Forte a. usual iuly IA
ne EDICAL BDOKS-NicIniush, Practice OF
" PhysIc Hall on the Blood .Dungloson's Medical
Dictionary, lnglcson's llunm Physcplogy. InglcsOns
General Therapeutics. Inglcson's elements of Hygiene
Eberle's Practice, Green the skin. Just received
aud for sale by STEPHENSON a GARWOOD.
June 30--G
BD EENTIINGERS AMERICAN HAIR DRES-
: - SlNG.-Ihc sutst ribcr would respectfully IN
form ms friends and the public generally that he has
orenod the above establishment NJ No I27 Main - .
Tor the reception Of all shose that Will pcuse 20 favor
HIM with their custom.
n. " Wigs cuIlcd and friLzets made 10 otfer
july 2-3m SAINT. BRENTIJN(.ER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
n 'VVy ItsItI
july HIN D. HICKMAN. Clerk

OOklNG GLASS MANUFACTORY-W Whole.
IL sale aud Retail Looking Glass Mandatory. Ne.
~ Market 81 opposite the Masonic Hall n
..pStIoeTs respectfully announce Ia the citizens pf
"herhnE and vicinity, that they have on hand a
&c ana splendid assortment oi Looking Glassts
Of their own Manufacture, the workmanshm us
which they warrant Inferior TO aone in the Union
Hhd which they are determined sell on The moss
rIrasonatle terms: Also, Gilt and Mahogany FTumCs
oi every description and quality made 4 orGer
oid 'iu, Mahogany and Fancy Frames repaired
III me neatest manner. }. e. HARBOUR a. Go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

William Dickinson. Joel Shire " shury. !
Lewis Rutiner. Moses NJ Fuqua.
John u. Lewis. William u. Shrews-
bury aud Joseph ID SIrulion. rra-
ding and dealing under the firm of
DickersOn. Ruiiner Il Co. ON.
plainanls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
In
Chanrery
John Franklin Owens, Defendant.

John franklin Owens. Defendant
Tins dag came the complainants by their attorney
and filed their hill IN this cause and the defendant
not having entered his appearance and gwen sec,!r
iy according TO the act of assembly aud the rules of
tins court and II appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
that the saId John Franklin Owens not an nhnHtnut
Of THIS commonw ealIh On motion OF the complainant
by his Attorney. II Is ordered that the said John Frank
la Owens doaPPear here the LIT day the next ter
of this court. and answer the compamants bull anil
that copy OF this be inserted ia The Western Virginia
FINES Tor two Months successvcly. und posted at llo
court house door of this county.
cory iesie,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
-


The Notes Books, aud Accounts Of 4. Iorinp.
rom ihe lst ofJuno 1889 10 23d of March 1870 Al
80 re NoieS, Books, aud Nc cunts oi 5 Rice from
2oih of Sept 1888 3ls: of Dec 1899 were transfer
by a. Loring.
The said Notes and Accounts arc guarantees; ~ is
therefore DcctssdT that due dihscnce should 90
used IA th"r collection. FROM the great number OF
these demands no further notice can be WENT is
therefore expected that those interested viii gov
'''''-''''' az O'u''SiP p. w. STC CKING.
The above demands are placed ia the handS of
4. Caldwell ESQ for collccuon.i P.W. 5
aug s-lw
PARENTS intending 10 send their daughters to
Philadelphia for education. will find desirable SIT
Aguew. Only few are taken into the family aud
,hesc Parents may 81 assured, will have every at
FOR particulars see ciIculars al the Office Of SamI
Aiklnson, Isl aug Nv.
EOR REN'T-Thc Store room attached TO the Pow
u haitian Hotel next TO the Merchants and Me.
chancs Bank
pr Nry person wishing to ronI will call on Mr.
J NJ Clarke
aug 8 DANIEL. COLLINS
w HEREAS. I have been Obliged NV the imp,o.
w pcrcondu'i "imy W. Lucinda 81 cauton a for.
bod all persons ho'u trusting her my account here
~ give notice 70 all whom u may roncern that will
hereafter p,y no debts ,onua ted by her
aug Sim JACOB STRoBEL.
TNTIN PLATE-5i bp,e. TIN PLATE 3x u.,
II received and for sale bv
august ArrERBf nv 4 CALDWELL
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS MON
q WY BLJES-fhe regular meeting oftic Corp- |
" for tn evening. Monday the 9Th instantly -
deferred until Mondly evening nett. Tho 81 Of Al. /
gust Nv order oi The CoInmisfiopod oiIircr
Iuly2I wMF MILLER. Sec'y I
LNIlPIlC SPRINGS Just received good assert
\ m~nt NJ Elliptic Springs. manufactured r. 1
"ri Conn Of the bet Spring STEEL
Iuw SAWL NEIL
sDh bales Prime iouisians toffui.
~ 200 btls No Maokcrcl daily expected Nv
De Northern route" iur sale by
may 30 FORSYTH MOORE A. CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

wIT:-At rules held in the ClorI, -
office OF the Circuit Court of Law and Chanccry
for Tyler County, on Monday the IA day of July
1910 - 10y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

~ EW YORK HATS.-Just received NJ The Ia, IA
io''ahlo Hal aud Cap Store. No I79 Main street
Ie" COZ superior Hats nufac m the City at
~ DIN expressly for this Market These " no
ISh iui SfLENDlL Article will please call aud A
mime them be.oIe 20. chasing elsewhere.
"A. L. McCALLAM, opposite Va. Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

1 , OSiN SOAP-IOO boxes Rosin S,,r a co,d ar
l. ucle. Also. 80 boxes mould Candies. ,ust rrccj.
'cd and for sale by w. b. TYSON.
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

ID I'D COFFEE. TEAs. stGAKS. &cs--IJU bag
II Rio Coffee. part sfronr secuted.
30 half Ch~sis 4 C.Gtr.yv der Imperial
$50 liz eanisters
40 bills Brazil White
DO Ground Loaf SUGAR
1000 lhs Phila do
I ceroon best = p INDIGO Just receiyed ard
for sale by SOLOMON KING. 46. Water 81.
june 26
GtHEET ZINC. RUSSIA IRON. BANCA AND
y PtATE TIN
1900 lbs Gr.l quality Rossis sheetlion
500 Sheet Inc.
200 Rlnra TIN.
30 boros rH Plate. on extra supply just received
from Bauuofe aud 30 sale Nv
Tunc % CII.BERTSON q CREERSt
NuA IFNrttER- bbis brown inuners
Od i0D .iIts BEL ~ianrsh Sole iflfi,r mli
%, cfyed tni i.I silcby SOLOMON hie1.
SIN ls A. Wat stltI
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-25
READ AM, knFLt.Gr;

PICTORIAL HONEf NF G!N f.hbN'fbl.
4 4 season like the present, when, III consequence
"A OF the rapis VARYING ebanges o, the weather, al
ternang Ifos. dry moist, from no, to coll coughs,
col Is asthma, caarr &c. are iaig N 70 iing nose
p,.yilent, remedy universally cfscal a removing
MI such comPaints is deserving OF especial attention
and recommendation. Such remedy, lsc9dred soleis
Of vegetable Ingredients Composing IN addition 70 Tie
herb from which il derives nane) sev RAJ omen
euuaIly valuable and restorative their Is u ofer-
r,i TO uie community in the PEt!TukAi' nONEf OF
lIVERVV OisT, which since il was fins presented 10
the public by the proprietor has received testimonials
u hundreds OF its efficacy, voluntarily lenaered tnr
originals of Sny OF which. by te leave oi The parties
e,ay be examined by all interested, at The store OF the
pfopcnr In fact. all cases of Colds, ''ogiis, Asth
ma, Influenza Group Whoopng Cosgl aud every ~
han,naiory affection OF the Chest and LursS the FEC
~oeAL HoNEY OF bIvRRw0Rr stands unfivailfh, nav
ins III every instance, when the dSr.se mas been
of the aggravated aud vreni Sed, effected per
fec ,cure, ii its continued, nj least afforded
martial benefit 10 The stfierer, which ONLY required his
oyye perseverance, to become perfect cure. MANY o.
uur most respectable ciiizeps have aoiized the pro
,rier 10 their names, evidence CT the
truth the ahDve statements, all ner sltd enquirer
~ Prepared by JAMES j.. NOWfLL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
ana sois Agents BALTIMORE.