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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

GARDEN SEED,
WarraHisd Fresh and GENUINE,
ROBERT n. DUVAI,
asp,p.o,s H.. Bank square, Richmond, Va
~ BEANr-largc aud small Lima Snaps &C
pit hatlH Iurnip, long Blood, Mange wurxel
BR0COLl-Purpo Cape andwhte
D,na,ssS y York Lch, Penon, Large York.
CAUllFLOWER-Esrly and Late
IELERl-Whito Solid
CANROT-Long Oranre
TSS N, IL Early Frame, Long Green, &C.
LLETIuCE-leo, Malta, Paris Cess, Brown Dutch
MtllN-NuimcR. CHron
WATER MELON-dnesf kinds
NASruRTIuM
PEAS Barry Frame. Charlton Dwarf M,r,o,,s, r.,,v
Monumental, Early Cromwell ~ ''0''-' '''V
PhksNIr,large Swelling
RADIsH-Iong Scarlet, Turnip
shlSlfal OF vegetable Oyster
souAsfI-Eariy Bush
TOMATO Iargo Red
Baga, SC. ~ ''''''iAi Nu'A
Also, an as'ormeut Of FLOWER SEED ea
BAcON AND FLOUR HOUse.
NEkeep constantly on hand the niosi approves brs,s
w Of family and snporhne Flour We 6Tsr nov ~,
sale, 100 bbls 81 Weskey's Family Flour 49, w" w
100 d. supetdne extra aualfv
S"o ,es a,asdlns Bacon, 81 sound and dry--soms as
Constantly on hand large assortment Of Groceries,
Nv WYATT 4 WHITE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

ID H. JENKINS has beer making large addtions II, his
II. extensive stock OF Dry Goods, aud Would nys an
persons wanting cheap goods examine the following
ticics- ~ - ~
silk Mantillas, al els and higher
Rich Velvet Mantllas. al reduced prices
Bargains IN Muslin Capes and Collars
Black and plain silks. from % 10 75c and hnsr
Plain and colored Silks and Mouslns
Black and Fancy Mousins
1aidwide Cotton CaTnctng. only N and 25c
All Wool CarpCing vi wide, c. &C sc and sl-rreat
bargains s'e@
1000 Linen Hdkfs, al %, 81. soc, and finer
ALSO,
Hemstiched Hlkfs. al %. 10 Sc, 81 and finer
90 psIIish Linens %, p %. zoe 81, and fr,r
Brown Cotton Cloths, al :, 81 and Bleached al GA
White and Red Eiannels, at 70 30 and finer
blankets al o. $751;, and higher; cheap Reddo
Bargains ia Iinseys and Woolens for mems wear
Caicoes at ID, Sc, Toe, I2lc, l., and finer
Furniture Cahcoesa ats To- t2tc, Is and finer
servings 1''' III
The above only few Of the cheap Goods to be FUND
at very low prices al In JENRISsI '
jal3 Chsantasb s,or,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20


. LNELL, JOHNsTON a. LYELl.,
Al james McRildosss OH Stand 6;c6nc,J 49,;
w noLbSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ia Drugs
~ cMedSines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters ArtL
will sell on LID raj terms ' ~ ''e'
kutmegs, Mace, Indigo SNUFF M.eeabov Io,rii
CASTLE soap Cloves, laId's Scotch 40
Cinnamon Cayenne Pepper Lamp Biaek uark Lad
CoPperas, Rotten stone Staukhton,s BitIeTs Cb,ik
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Starch sup carb soda PnItv
Liquorice Ball lockwood, ssidItz PowIers I'D, 10
Soaleraius rug blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
tOWueieu Ginser aud Root Castor OIL in bottles
Mmte Leha cry ana IN oil EPSON salts Flour Sulphur
Jamaica Ginger, salpetre Ink in bottles Brimatonc
OIL Peppermint, and other LuciieT Matches
essential otis British Lu5tre
as.ngass, hussn Olive OIL, in baskets and
sponge, coarse and fine barrels
Soda, for washing
OlLS-WinteT strained sperm; Fall do: IinseaJ N..,s
loot, Spirits Turpentine.
MISCELLANEOUS ARI1CLES-Surgical Instruments,
sneets Eyans's best our own imPouatisn, warrant
tngenune; Apothecares and confectionery Glass Fur
aturei assorted OF all ipuons Walls Bottles Cake
&c.i PeTfumcTy, Soaps, Tooth Brushes Powders g.. '
Paints, dry and ground IN OIL Oils Window Gars Brushes
Colors, and Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl lNES-Physieiaps and
country Merchants select COOS from "a large and
good an assortment eau be fouun any other Store u
he Statco- Virginia. ~ ~
shipping orders ,nk On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

DUDLEY MEREDITH have this day received per
u sehT Weymouth, from New York the following 200 Us
Heavy Flssh NJ, for servants eoats
Blue and invisible q cen Cloths, fne
Black and fancy colorsd CassineTs.
- hne white Flannel
So swanskin do
Plaid aud striped Mouseainea
Bloc, pink and white Grape Lisse
An a so -tment OF RosYn Plaids
Do linen cambria Handkereh iefs
Superior blue black Gro de Swiss
Bark and liShtH Gloves
Best lambs wool Shirts
Table and bin ds-eye Diaper
Huckaback linen Checks for chikiren's apron.
Lead eol.red satteen Jeans; white do
Madras Hdkfs Prints, &c. de4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
70 pair, Of all cuts AMI gualiiieE
COARSE SHOES EnR Al

hens heavy sewed and peEged Brogsas large sizes some
minuiaeiuredtn Richtnond-and very superior
boys coarse sewed and pegEcd Brogans, very strong
Inc acoyc 10 but small detail OF my present stock :
VIII ue 500 al the lowest Prices for cash, pune
'uh ousioiners only SAMUEL PGTNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
GLAzfER, GLIDER fe
uJ-shop neI door 10 tho First Prssbytsran Church
Street, below the Post Ofhcs
RICHMOND, February 22d. $50
~ thls Gay, - years the subscriber In this
- CITY lie IL truly grateful TO the sitzens Of Virginia
Tor their Kind paronags during the above period That nc
mas gwen satisfaction TO all empoye ed him he will not
Prsend 70 saybnt that he has, the part evn-
eed oy continuance ofthsir He hi.
friends and the public generally, thai Continuance OF
the best =
lie would likewise inform country merchants In want Of
ssns, that he has seasoned boards constantly on hand
which he finish Al the shortest
fe N-dtf a. w NcGISNEss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE family residence with all necessary out
n buildings, recently completed and finished best
manner, with acre Of Land attached, aud well FIRST
ratc water the House and is few minutes walk OF
the City. and ia an excellent neighborhood
Also, for rent small but comfortable House Of
acres oil Land, about ! mile from the City. Applyfo
de u Nll,H HILL. a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
GROCERIES. LIoUOasEc

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
w suchas 'f'''
Brown, loaf crushed and powered Sugar
Old lava and xreen Coffee
tsunpowdeT, black and Young Tyson Tea
Madeira, sherry ami other Wines
Cosnae Brandy, Rum, Gin, and other {Ipuors and L.
quor Cases -
koe Herrings, In whole and half bbls
Maekerel, No in half and quarter bills and kits
hhs of Tongues and SQUADS
Limitation English Cheese
FRESH RaIsins, Almonds and Prunes
Mustard, Olives, Capers, &C. for sale by
oe RANDOLPH a HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

usI received splendid assortment Of beautiful Hats Of
the latest fashions, consisting in part beavers
nutras Russia rabbits, and brush Hats the greatest
variety hne Cd'stHere Hate, new and much admired
Also, few cases extra fne Moleskn Plush Hats all T
which were made 70 order expressly for NV retail sales
and are offered To customers and public Al such
as cannot fall 20 give entire satisfaction
deg EIISua suPppPp-O1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
,Eo. A, KEEN a co. hsvs lately received and are
" now opening, large and well selected assortment Of
eauy consisting almost article he
longing to sentlemans wardrobe; which tey will sell
I2r cash. Al 10 per cent deduction iron former prices
Inc proof can be furnished by calling al their store on
main street, next door below Gay A Beutleyis.
BEAVER FRoCK AND BIC: CotTs
wsnsy. ial supply ami more eomns-priee a. nom sls
10 81 W WV "euiu"
kEsTs-Every description OF Vest, from s2tos6
CoLLARs, BOsOMs, STOCK s-The arres,
anu most iashonabie assortment offered in Rich.
pouui tozether with complete assortment Of Glor,s
ouspenIefs Hose Pocket Hdkis, Buck shiTtz and Draw
efs' AND great msny articles numerous TO mention
Al OF which we determined sell al price less than
can be purchased In the city.
na2S ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
BLANK BOOKS.
ATS AND CAPS AT REDUCED PRTCRs
MoIn street, 3 doors below lhs on 49,, -
"''s !sAi .gfHRI SRr .oH 1850 AsO

W1,rsnt % wear well Black and DAB wool HAS e. g.
made 10 orfieru The rhorfe-f NONE. ''''N 80
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10
No 8.

BoRRowING.--'My dclr,' said Mrs. Gr Ell,
10 her husband one mornng, The meal which
we borrowed from Mr. Black Il few days ago
is almost out, and we mast bake i0-nOirow.
Well said her husband send and borrow
half hushcI at Mr. Whites: he sent 10 mil
Yesterday
'And when it comes shall we return the peek
we borrowed more than month a.o, from Wild
ow Grey,
NO, said The husband, grufly. she can send
for i, when she wants it, John do Won gOdpsa
10 Mr. Browns and ak him 10 lend ne MS
axe, TO chop some wood This fnrennon; ours Is
dull, and | saw him grind his last night AnI
James, do you go TO Mr.. Clark, and ask han
TO lend ne hammer: and, do yon hrar7 YOU
may as wei! borrow few nail, while YOU are
about it,
A linIe boy enters and .ays, Father sent
me 10 ask if you had done with hi, hoe, which
you borrowed week ago last WeduesJsy, be
wants 10 use it,
Wants his hoe, ,hHI' What can he vtt
with it? have not done uh .e. +"
he wants it, suppose he 9a>t base is I-.t
him 10 send ii oacs. though. IS soon d. h= caa
spare it,
They sat down to bTeesfav,. Oh me-cgr ex
claims Mrs. Green, there Is unt Pa-.c.e of
butter in the house ,ues, rsa ever 20 Mrs
Norahle's; She a.wals Aa, eXceIieu butter IN
her dairy. and ash her 10 lend re pIa'e.ui'
After few minutes James returns, Mrs No
table saws she has sem Won the iu.ier bar hcgE
you 10 remember that she has already lent you
nineteen plates full, which are scored on The
! dairy door
Nineteen plates full exclaimed The aston
ed Mrs Green, holding up hoh bar ds. ii Is no
such thng---I never had half The quantity; AMI
if had, what Iiule plateiui should never
think of keeping an account of>'gch tri.liug n
| fair | declare have a greatniud never To hnr-
row any thing Of that mean creature again, as
long as live.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

EARLY RISING. Some people have an idea
that early rising Is better than tdie rl>lus. l.
is false idea altogether. Early r.S.ug rr
color inlo the cheek 10 te sure, aud c.a-.tt.e
into the step. Bu' What of thar Il ma IS
YOU strung, beautiful. and rosy checked, s
gives you many years 'u i've. Bm lnr alI 'sa.
early rising is decidedly ,u.gar---iaechadca .---
and only suited TO the common people 1.sn
have to earn their meals before they eat llg.a.
We like TO see people lie ahed ili ten o'eIocA,
at leasIespecally The women. We admire
woman who sleeps till ten, and then gets up
with pale face and fevered pulse-Ir LOOKS
SO REAL GENTEEL.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

LUCKY EscAPE-A young girl,
while crossing a railroad somewhere
in England, was hit by a SNOWFALL
in the face, and fell betweent the rails.
Twenty-Five laden coal wagons passed
over her and did not injure her We
remember similar incident on the
Columbia raiIroaI, near the Paoi.
A black man slipped and fell while
running before the engine, and the
whole train went over him. Assoon
as the last car passed, he jumped TO
his feet, and sang out lustily-"Eh!
locomoky can't XIII Ills mgger.
Georgian
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

DISCRETION THE BETTER PART OF vALOR.---
Mr.. Smith you have irsuIted re!
Have II
Have YOU! yes you have.
Possible?
Yes---pos.ihlel Here's brace Of pistols,
sir, choose one. and name vour distance
Humphl WELL reckon this one viii shoot
pretty smart
Well, sir, name your distance.
O. must name the distance?
Surely sir.
Well---let me see---humph
Be quick sir.
The distance must be---let me see.
How much srl
WelI-.-reckon mile riH do.----Richmond
Star
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

A LADY FARmER.---The successful compel
itor ior he premums offered by the Agrlcui-
tursl Sociey Of Kennebec county, (Maine,
was Mrs Content w Haines, Of Winthrop. He
wheat crop was - bushels 10 the acre. Hel
cora crop consisted Of 81 bushels 10 the acre.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

NoTHrNc To Do.---A man ia supposed IN be
tolerahly well occupied, when he has a wife ON
one apn, a baby ON he other, carrying hsa-
ket and cane N his hand, IA cigar III his mouth
and his hopeful heir holding on 10 the sklrIs OF
his coat
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THEODORE SCE1ON a.

TERNS-Two dollars per annun IN a1vance-Two dollars
an quarter half yearly. If rad before the end oi
the We ar Two dollars anl half Those who receive ther
pa ers ~ stage drivers employed by the proprie-
tor all be charged 3 l-2 cts per wear, extra
NJ ploes s Dnaue uan ali arrelrageS are paid except
a. the OPTION Of the Editor
lrerSe nelts not exceeding square sixteen nes)
will De three lslJr one dollar twenty-five cents
every subsequent insertions larger ones in proportion.
liberal iiScoaIt VIII be made to yearly lvertisers.
ETAl letters adlreSsei TO the Editor be post paid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10
Old ROsfn the EOw.


Tine Green's ON the visest and baDpiest.
As well as all others you Know
And has hand' though 1t touches him Kindly
Is iald on Old koNln the Dow.
Nv 69oers oro,v sfiff and unskillGul.
And must maze ready to CO.
0ou oiesS'Hg on an aih led'iiS-
lay do"h uie 'ioI ana DOW
T3i, worIi and my cheerful conn,anio,.
loTe-out N wiling to CO.
1 OF "e'lcf f's. Is IN WAITING
Il owe -'f "a" 'yS'i' lie low
I've eyer been cheerful I,,t o,,,eIsss.
And VISA all the world would be so
Or there's nai1lng Ike 3rlgai happy faces,
Ia '"e eyes "a O-d hiSlh the low.
f.. nav cav hgsr,ei circle
Have t-i...,I -. =, f;-l,, hpe' ard toe
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

VALUABLE PoPULATIoN-The dog
population of the United States is eS-
timated at about two millions, and the
expense of keeping them at upwards
of SlO,OO0,OOO
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

RUNNiNe FOR AZ OFFIcE.-A fellow was
seon running up FIrsl-streel, when friend IN
qmred " WaAt are you running !or ?" I'm
running for an Office " What olice!" Squire
kowiey's, dang IT, I'm sued {"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

A wronged creditor, neglected wife. SLAM
dered neghbor. and gully conscience, are
four things which give great pain.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

Nearly eighteen hundred thousand pounds
of black pepper are consumed in the United
States yearly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10
JOB PRINTING.

Having general assortment of large elegant PLAIN and oTna
meaal Type, prepared to execute every des-
criptlon OF
FANCY P82IMpIITGs
Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Notes,
Blank Receipts,
JUSTICES, LEGAL AND OTHER
BLANKS.
PAMPHLETS, &c.
Prinel with neatless al1 despatch, reasonable terms
POETRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
pATENT CORN LANTER

mo THE TNVNIER5 o. OHIO BROOKE.
MARSHALL. BELMONT and JEFFERSON
C0uuues.-Wc again desire % invite YOUR particular
afcnuOn % this invaluable improvement, and res
sseguily rC4Hcrf you 90 call, the FIRST upe you come
20 Wheoing, ef our Cosstvs ST0vr, Hou u FuB-
struva and TksaGvs UrBvsiL Establishment
Main and Union %strccfsl and purchase one o. these
implements with the aui u which one man can do
80 much wJrk a. three uf four mon with0uO before
vsu lime ulauung your corn iu the OF fash
saed isbOricus maanor. And u you are not Sale
81 with t5 perform Irccg and convinced ~ ice
sfebt utility differ B. aufrE IIl your sJru wItt lt, we
wUl take t back. chIrE- % thing Tor tie use % Dr.,
chi rsfITu che money n .vI1c.G.
Plcs 0fthc T1eui-a so. 1era.. ono hl,foa %.
btlaura YII able Htf.I -rIr uIfuUug
nTgf CuLBkhI5ON q gN.EES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
ENSURANClGS.
WESTERN INSTR,NCT To,Ipn,

hli> company. being now duly organized. j. nr
u pared 10 rzake Insurance on oycry d.scr,nt,,
~ IRE and Marine Risks. such as Dwelling House.
H,u',,' &C Win Their contents. Also. Steam
Beats, Flat Boat and Keel BEATS. with tbe;- 60 -
i"l from any port on TIE Ohio and Mississippi river.
~ '"eiT tributary streams. Application for Insurance
70 'e made ior tho present At the Office sribc Vyb-.L.
'ng Savings Institution. p II CRrIp 60
mar ) Ny'P'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

SAMUEL ~ C~LALLFN,

uFIhIt Fnur Asu aHur arour.
SAMUEL M~'CiAIItN would r.sylrffIfv
- form fus uIsufs ard customers thai br "a.
csIvsI within a iow weeks a very i1r1e aIsifi1o'
fhe most fashionable ard durahlc work. bsry
expressly Tor FttuUIr4. I shalt not attsmsf 10 n
ru1e' W. YnruCuIoUEo. Iadi.s and a.rHro,s9 L,
please call 90 No. l.r, Man street. nearly 1ruo.
The Vagina u0tel, and examine fof la.m.Iy
and J tHl1N fnfV vii wet De d.a.DnuIff. Hf
.r5l.i tuiIg on hand. auI b .i, leather 4.
boot Mono. O.. sIi fGl blnlln. .-il. -... f.ft
ta5.s sc IS faat .-fn a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
WHEELING POST OFFICE.
NEW MAIL ARRANGEHENTS

NEW MAIL ARK No IS.
GREAT MAIL.
From East arrives at ~ o'clock, and 30 ninnies. NJ.
To Wsst departs at 2 O'Clock, and 80 minutes; p. NJ.
FROM West, arrives Al 6 S'elOck. and Is minutes; 4. NJ
To East. depsris al 3 O'Clock: A. NJ
Northern or Sfeuhsnviilc Mail, Arrives NJ 30 min
uiss after NJ. aud departs at half after one, Z. NJ.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays,
ThursI,ys and Saturdays at 10, NJ.
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, at ]
S'elssk. r. W..
Southern or Mlriers Mil. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at 8 O'cisek, p. NJ.
Departs Mondays and Fridays At 5Ocloek. a. NJ.
WoJjsfeI1 Mail arrives every Thursday O'Clock,
An,
do d. Departs every Monday, , o'clock,
Pm
West Liberty. arrive. evsry Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday, at II o'clock, A. III Departs same dsys al
I O'Clock p. NJ.
m,rgsntown Mall arrives. Tuesday, c o'clock r
NJ Departs Wednesday, 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Letters intended Gs The msruing mails shonld be
deposited BY 1 o'ciock. IN ths mSming.
Inland postage ofJorsign leuen must be invariably
post paid.
Once open NJ "a ansr s Al N.
The Eastern Mail will be delivered b The citizens
ne s1,1 ~ prepared. which will be generally al l-2 NJ
Ger 2 ?. NJ Strangers or persons from the country wait
"a on 40 any time.
ThB onies opens on Sundays one hour after the
preparation Of fine mail from the Fast, which Will be
OF t2 after 2 p. Al.
G W. THOMPSON. T. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
J. z. WHARION. Eiior nnd P-orrie,o.

TsHNs-rhs Tn-Noekly yapcr is published on
F~I.slnys. Thursdays and Saturdays, at SIS per anSnn
alSance. or so at the end or the yoar. 50 for 81,
moaths No subscriber received lor u less torn than
* months.
rhs Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times. i.
pa5ishs1 on wednesday a. - 50 per anuum in al.
gaase. or % IL not paid wiihia one month from the
l.gioGins ofthe year. No new subscriber, will be re-.
,e1e1. except such as pay in advance. For 6 month.
II 90 = Invariably charged. No subsc riber received
,or = less term than * months, and no paper discon.
Gau,d. except al the discretion Of tho rcLlisher, until
. A aueaTagUs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
OPPOSITION.
GOOD INTENT STAGE CONPANYtS

I'm AZ Z -
Two DAILY Llvrs FOR BNLTI.
SxssFA - MORE. WAsmvCToN CRY, PA.
LADELPHIA AND New YoRK, 10y
40 &iSEn the way of tho National Rn-d
nd Baltimore and Ohio Raj Road.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling Every MORNING
at 7"'ciork reaches Frederick second morning aud
takes the morning limo OF cars, arriving at Baltimore in
ime 10 take the line Of cars for PHILADELPHIA md New
York,
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON reaches Frederick second evening and
,takes The muil Inc cars Immediately fr Baltimore,
where they arrive in time 10 take the morning line oi
cars for PHILADELPHIA l aEd New York.
Tine alovc lines. for speed aud 'aiety. ore believed
sotio be surpassed by oay Stage lines IA The l.. States.
eR~ Racing positively prohibited.
Ca Office iir-t door above the United States Hotel.
Water street. Wheeling, Va.
u. HUTCHINSON. Pvp'r & agent, Wheeling Va.
\. BEALL. do do Cumbe. land. Md
Il. SARINER. do do do Li
w. II. STEELE. do do Hagerstown. 10
J. 4. WEARF, Do do Balnmo ID
mp Z.
w b. Tyson. tLqtS Dorseg q Tg5aal
FORWARDING ~ COMMISSION MERCHANT.
WHEELING, VA.
VIII continue 10 transact a General Agency 6 For
wnrding Business, on bis own account in this CITY. and
respectfully solieits the patronage Of his friends.
ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
G,uESa ~ AOnert,oer.

PUBLISHED TRI-MEEALY AMI wEeKI
AT rue CORNER OF UNION AND WATER sr..
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

EORNBtOOE &c GIBSON. Plumbers. ". W. Co,
IL ncr of Monroe and ih strecis,-Vhcrs they
carry On The house ald sieambost plumbing in oil n.
branches.
They have constantly inland. Uydranis OF yari.
Gus d~escrputus, u1tters kettles, Water Ci,sgis
E1in Tubs Hot au1 Cold shower IaUIs. Rrftrt.
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PATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES.
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according to = style generally adopted il all the
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Persons who are building & wish te adum tIeir a.
partments with handsome fire places are respectfully
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teachers. and others, among which are the iolloN..
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Anihon's Horace, DO Cesar, dc Cicero, do Sall1sL
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