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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

MOTE PAPER. Fine English Note Paper. plain
and embroidered. { beautiful article. Just re-
ceivod and for sale by ROBE 4 STEPHENSON.
April Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

TTHE ELEMENTS Of Moral Science. y.
Fmncs W,ylsnd. ID. r.. 18Th edition ~
sale a. ,fe hooksi0reoi JAS a GNCRAN
may21 10 I2t, Nug st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

HhRUGS, DYE sTUFFs, PAINT
- 80. just received,
I Bbls Turpsniine, 90 cases Chrome YsIIovv
oO Kegs White Leud. 100 " Liiharge.
| cask Pow'd Arsenic. 100 " Red Lead
I'D cases Chrome Green. Copal & Japan vauil,es.
Assorted Paint Brushes. Salts Of Tartar,
Sash Tools, Crude Tartar.
For sale low by II. w. CHAPLINE,
may GO Union sir.et
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

Blue Ink
Anoldis lf"rdon) Red Ink.
AfnOld's do Writing Fluid.
These inks ore Of q superior quality and uaran.
ted not 20 corrolo The Steel pen; just received and
for sale nt The store If JAS. 4. INGRAM.
Ap Is Ne. t2l Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

H/lNNEN.S kENT-Tho most important RI -
ufkcutsC Commentaries reIncedf8f quc.t ON
ing answers by Asa kmuio. Dor sale ~
NOR 10 JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

TASTE AMI FASHION
SPRING FASHIONS FOR lS4I.
FUNIIE subscriber invites the attention u his
IL friends and The public generally 10 Tho largo
and splendid stock Of
HATS a CAPS,
Now on hand at his establishment. manufactured
of Tho following fabrics. viz;
Cent? fine Beaver Hats ON Fur Bodies.
do - Neuiria, I" do.
do - Short Nap do.
do . Mole skin Silk, 10. do.
do = Short Nap DO Cloth Ubdersijes.
Gents fine Brush hats, or plain custom
do " Cloth CnpS. new pattern.
Youths and Boys Brash Hats, black and white.
Youths and Boys silk do do.
do do Cloth Caps. variety Of patterns.
SUMMER HATS.
a largo and well selected assoumenis Of Gents
and Youths Fashionable Summer Hats. which will
be sold for cash. on terms that cannot fail To please.
The subscriber having made arrangements with
BILE ESTABLISHMENTS IN TIE 1 OF
NEW YORK. will be enabled 10 furnish his friends
and customers at any time with
CITY MANUFACTt RED HAT.
which for lightness. texture and durability o. color
cannot he surpassed in tho United States.
~D'ORSAY PATTERN!RH
A few dozen D'Oray Pattern of hats just recei-
we'd fum HARE'S Fashionable Hat SIore. Phila-
dolphIa. TO which the attention Of GcnIlsmen is
particularly invited.
TO COUNTRY MATTERS.
The subscriber has received his spring assortment
Of HaiIcrs stock and trimmings; Gum SheIae. Silk
Fur and Wool Hat Felts, &C.; &c. all Of
will be sold low for Cash.
A. & McCALLAM,
Opposite the Virginia Hotel, 1877. Main street.
Wheeling. May 25. l64l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

..SHlONABLE HAT AND CAP
MANDATORY.
3. Main street, Wheclig, opposite
Mr.. RObb's Chair Factory;
AVERY & co. respectfully in
y form their friends and the public
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

"TALL PAPER-Just received a fne lot II
VOL PAPER and Bordering Persons want
ing Inc article would 10 well 90 rall and cramine n,
JOHN FISHER.
mar p 1913 Main s.
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gtmrs s. AUoertfser.

At rnE coRSER oE UNION AND wATEs srs.
WHEELING, VA.
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q X q CE =.

DCRE Winter Strained Sperm Oil ; casks war
ranted pnns. just received and for sale by
icb ~ NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

- EMOvAJ.-w. II. Houston a. "a. nave 70.
~ moved 10 The new house on Monroe s,reet
adJoining Mes-rs. M'Kee. HerJine & Co.
dec 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

Do HHDS. New Orleans Sugar. prime
20 quality. just received aud for sale hy
mar 81 CRANGLE a RAIIENS
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
NOTICE TO FAMILIES /.

A Ill LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended tn
"a make use Of I'M. BROUNS PORTiBLE Can
YEAST rs 1t makes the bread much better than the com
mon mode The east Is free from NIL impure ingredients,
makes the breud perfectly white urd light, is well adapted
tor ships use. aud viii keep in NIL climates. II is now in
extensive list III Boston, and orders beginning 10 he re-
ccvcd from ALT quarters. No better cydcnccs wanting Of
lis superiority over all other articles used Tor rising bread
than the following certificate.
Boston, May Goth, lsil.
The undersigned having made use Of VIM. Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread in opinions this
new PREPARATION Of Neas Is lar better than any other ari.
Gle We have ever made use Of aud Will make the bread
much whittier and very light aud believe 1t TO be free
from all impure ingredients.
Senedhy the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House. Pa.
wilton, American House, and Marlboro Hotel, Boston.
Is now in use nj most Of the Hotels in the CITY, and
on board all the steamships belonging to Mr. CunrRds line
IT packets note is just received from John Anderson,
Pastry Cook board the steamship britannia, who
writes that he has made Of WIN. Browns Yeast, for
making Bread during two voyages across the Atlantic. and
recommend it rs Ear superior to any thing else for
rising breHd.
The above article is for sale by the Proprietor is
Washington street, Boston. Rctacd by
Woodstock VI. J. A. DUNBAR |
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500 REV ARD.

nNEHuNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been Of
~ tered for months tOany one who will use bottle o.
H1yS Linimcnt Tor the Piiss without being cured q
thousand sold. in instance has it failed OF cure
Proof overwhelming TO be had whcnit is sold 1t is also
certain in nearly ,rery case Externally in the
following complaints.
For h6 pics, TightHtssof The chest os-
For dHDropsy pCciaRy in children,
Tond,T Feet, Foul Ulcers of the iegs, or
Sore throat by canoe sor other fungus sores, hour
ulcers, ercr obstinate long
Group, sfqHCing,
Uhooping cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scah Head, ChHJiainS &c. 4.
LOOK OUT.
Some Spudiers hare cOunterfeitd the article and put
IL up uih rdrions dtriccs. DO not be imposed upon
One thing only will protect yout i the name OF COM
STOCK co. that name must ARRAYS Dc on hf UTdP-
per, or Won ARE cheated Do not forget II. Take this
direction with YOU and by that or never buy III for
II is impossible for any other TO be true or genuine
Sold by COMsTOCh q 90,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
SLY JOHN A. DUNBAR. Woodstock, Vi.
n. b. NEUTON. Norwich.
j. c. BROOKS, Hartford.
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THE LION OF THE DAY.
80 CURE so PAY !


TIE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN FILLS.
Highly recommended By Doct. palentine Mott W. d. Of
" \. and Othfrs.
yUNEsE are the orders ANY that does not find re
the POSITIVE orders OF the Proprietor to agents and
others.
In offering these pill. tothe public appeal to their in
CllgtnCc. thOse pills not what they are recon
mcndcd ~ duty bound, OF respect to Noufs,
and community TO reject them. and publish them to the
world an imposition, humbug aud quaCkcry. The pub
lie may be assured they ate purely vegetable te, are
composed OF nine ingredients, pHrt Of the medicine il only
found In Asia aid the Nacs Of Germany, For rcbyE,uce
these extracts made into pills and viii be- found SURF
cure OF retlor all bilious CAM laut, yellow ard Joup
levers, fever aud ague. aundcc scarlet ash bilious tho
ic, dyspepsia &c.
II Is not intended that this medicine is cure for al d.
seases to which the human liable. Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made draw nom the r,gon OF
unknown fancy some long spun theory Of magic ant, which
would cure each and every disease. Good medicine not
To be found In the fire or whirlwind.
Health and happiness hang upon chance winds-time
the herald oftruh.
monument their greatness which Will defy the corrodrs
tooth of time.
Sold by John A. Dunbar, Ta1 BatesdCo. Woodstcck;
A. Gibson, Proctorsvle, shCTwin n Richardson r. A.
Deming a CO., sas Bruce Jr., Chester; u. D. Newt,n
Burton a Brooks, Norwich; ]. e. Brooks Cu,birg A
Nichols Hartford +. Clement. Brdgcu alter: T. T. linn.
inrton, IIartaud |. W. Hubbard. IIulctt A savssc
Windsor; = e. Fay; Reading Back a Jorcs south
Reading; Robbins White. Cavendsh; : pr,utiss Tor
,insyille; Bailey Bartlett. WeahersGed; H. Rchard.tp
\ Co., l.. Atwood Rochester. Silly
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
SHINGLES.

I'hb subscriber has on hand, and for sale, IN OoO
Il prime SPRUCE SHINGLES. which on accom-, y,
sl.11 per thousand! 8 u. lnlWe 'o'
Efstburns, June 20, Isil si,s
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

vJ,HE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues to carry the above business in
all its various branches at his old stand near, opposite
Whitney's Hotel where he will hold himself in readiness
accommodate all who may feel disposed 10 patronEe
him. The best Of stock will be kept constantly on hand
and no pains will be spared to Keep the hest workmen
constant readiness execute orders for the most durable
ware in this line.
oN HAND Ann FOR SALE,
STANLEY'S PARIOR sTOvEs-(four sizes)-the most
beautiful pattern IN the market. Also,
WOoLsON's COOK, and sheet iron diving fue, COOK
sIONE, and Sheet Iron Stoves and Pine.
COPPER BOILERS & TEAKETTLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS, Ia and much approved aTticle)
HARD WARE, &C. &C.
All who are in Of any OF the above articles will do
well to call and examine the ware and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BLIsH.
Woodstock, Dec e, 1910. 81
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v<Nv ETN'rilnmS. wllii irrc, Cirut sGorn,
'Nnd heard thee pour reproof
Upon the vinc-cMd roof,
beneath whose peaceful shelter thou wer, born.
"I bind thee in the snare
or thine upholy prayer;
seal thy forehead with yiewless seal:
give into thine hand
Tho bucker and the brand,
And clasp the golden spur upon thy heel
"Whcn thou hast made thee wiso
In the sad lore of signs,
When the worlds visions Gail thee and forsakc,
Return, return to me,
And to my Haunted Tree; Tawake"
The Charm hath bound thee now; Sir knight,
Sir Isnmhrns, in doubt and dread,
From ms IcSori,h sleep awoke,
And started M from his grassy bed
Under the ancient oak.
And he called the page who held his spear
And, "Te me, boy," quoh he,
I" How long have been sIumbcrlng here.
Beneath the greenwood tree 49,
Ere thou dd~t sleep, Glanced to throw
A stone into the rill;
And the ripple that disturbed its flow
j on its surface still:
Ere thou dd,t sleep, thou bad's, me sing
King Arthur 5 iavorl,e lay;
And the frs, echo ofthc string
Has hardly died away"
How strange is slecp' the young nigh, said,
As he claspch the helm upon his head,
And, mounting agiln his courscr black,
To his gloomy tower rode slowly back:
How strange is sleep! when his dark spell lies
On the drowsy lids olhuman eyes,
The years Of a life will float along
In the compass Of a pages song.
Melhough | lived in a pleasant vale,
The haunt Of the lark and the nightingale,
Where the summer rose had a brighter hue,
And the noon-dny sky clearer blue,
And the spirit of man III age and youth
a iondcr love, and lirmcr truth.
And lived on, II air-hared boy,
In that sweet vale oitrnnqu Joy;
Until at last nv vain caprice
Grew weary Of lis bliss aud peace.
And one there WAS, most dear and fail,
Of all that smiled around me there
A gentle maid, with cloudcss face,
And form so fall lfahy grace;
Who. when turned with ,curnlul spleen
From the fcas, in the bower, or the dance on the
Would hulhor all my wayward VIII, lgrccn,
And love me, and forgive me, still
Even now, mrthinks, her sinle of light
j. there before me, mild and bright;
And hear her voice of(Ond reproor,
Between the beats Of my pllGreys hoof
IT'S idle all: but could weep
Alas" said the knight, 4" how strange is sieep'
lie struck with his spear the brazen plato
That hung before the castle gate;
The torch threw high its waves of fame
As forth the wa'chlul meniaIs came;
They lighted the way TO the banquet hall,
They hung the shield upon the wall,
They spread the board, aud they Gil the bowl,
And the phantOIns passed fion his troubled soul
Sir IsunIbrns was evr found
When blows were struck for glory,
There safe not at the Table Round
a knight more famed in story;
The king on his throne would turn about
To see his cOqrscr prancing;
And, when Sir I.auncclot was out,
The queen would praise his danring:
He quite wore ou, his father's spurs,
Performing valor's duties
Destroying mighty sorcerers,
Ayenging injur;ed beauties.
And crossing many trackless sand,
And rescuing peoples daughters
From dragons that iafesi he land.
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I'VE GEESE FEATHERS-A superior article
~ Tor sale at very low rate, BY "'''
Oct. Z, l5il. CU,s NAN, 7.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
NOTICE EXTRA

NOTICE EXTRA.
4 IL demands due the late firm Of Wit 4 Southeate
n must be paid by the 10th Of October next they will
be len for collection No mistake in this.
WITT & SOUTIIGATE.
r. II. SouTHGArE.
+. q No false talk about this.
Woodstock, Sept. 81, lsIl. 73tf
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
ROLLED GERMAN SI.VER.

IAMI,S c. MoFFET1 l2 Priucrcct Yoost,r "o par
y anury call e attention liar'rc DeaeF and Manufacturers
ale ana retail o and wran equal 20 any either
EnrniaI or Dnno,tic. color IN s,fncs-. H22-H
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
- % BENEDICT & HAMMOND.
CE.NCr<S, CESCgkS!,

CLOCKS, CESCl&S..
'EtiE under-isncr has akc, the To- H. sale at jtlMiS
4 BRASS CLOCKS their C"ck N-7eroom. No .Oi Bsond
wav he PNrEEr Eight iLy and Thirty Hour
Brass Clocks patterns the eesi wholesale Factory
Clocks .oHG we'll 10 call and
purchasing Also Of ="
Clocks Rccolect I'll. number 20i broadway
stairs. ISAAC O. HlN$DiiE-
paid Retail trade Every descrp
tion or Clocks re,arcd and warranted miu
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

n. b. Watches and IewcIry repaired na9-h
IOslN HsLAD rrasea y, Mi!e Make a- 1 %, Of Gsa
~ and Spring has removed 10 3s howefy near fl-'ee
Wacdc, carefully required Je-H,
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.
YAMS c. MoFFET1 l2i Pruce Woos,r ""uti par
b tonlury Hardware DeaeFs and Manufacturer
superior arc- Of German silver eh he Offers o sale "9e-
retail Of all tcbnass and wrran II equal 10 any either
Foreign or Domestic, Tor color aud scitnc> AL
ssoLsED zNEs ELATEKSs' ERs~-.
FS @ =. 5,Mf 5 g. MofrET % ', si Prace street near co
the lowest market prices ke"ie very superior "F'cS @ o.
Cooper, Bras az q
I,uItDEt,s. EGiEsapy.tRh. At g6 Diyl,ionss ssrset-A
Il anrc,r a.orti of >a Puie. liinges Amer
icaA and ugi Kuob locks Fine Plate Dead CnPs3rd Draw"
Ss,' S6sr B so, Hook and Plate se together nearly sery
icie all OF which w he sold 70" Is Al any pa u tue
Also Nails by the cs die Lowest in'rsG, pgs for ;;;!n ss;
nl7-tf IoStrh Nf.i-p
TfNaH,1E KNIVES NND FUkcsIs.-i splendid as
soren, js received ihe manufactures Al Sheffield En
r,sd unusual ow pres 1t The Hardware soe 10
Dry>ion-strcci MI
Z. Fs;ssFNFNs: KODs.-u-dcr>,rQU QU lMBi'> IMPROVED
LIGHTING CONDUCTORS for bid.ac>, left ai ms Office
NJ Isl Fulon.,iree ~ III receive pfonpt aten;.on.
believed oS perfect nrncc" against he deStrnSte
elect Of bgh,uius oi ara,n" by hn aud erected an-
Icy his ,uperinensucc. CsnemcnH wish % consult h'n III
regrd peculiar OF irHislins erse'ns
call at IN. or forward tcir ies
and he will nco, them pia1e they may designate le
sNss:isst'.N aEera2l .r ssSss ;s :stNt: $40 5::.n
Spare having excellent Of the Hudson R,er
u> hccu furnished cises "its neat aud co'cn'"
furniture. and ahonls e oesi aecona-atoas 'o ~" se
families aud siasie 5oare Of Any ohor IN me CNFs
Those wishing avail themselves of his opportunity :4 Dc wei 20
'paiS m5 "a a y '.'f'''''' L WORKMAN Sing sing.
Fi7EspGxANCu EATING: EoUsE:-G RUBY
he friends sad Inc p0: 'at he sal continues To
keep pleasant aud it1isa No ~ Nassau eor.cr OF Beck
,cei where may had Breakfast and Tea eio IN
r fvie lie also provide Dinners ior families Hd send them
TO ther hou =, mart no'ic' CIV
Si"srOtst r.Tt 't&,S ;'oTNTssN VA. IA
and Black Teas Nla,s, Groceries Frat &c &c wholesale ahd re
all No 1872 Chatham street. NeS-fork. m22 tyI
ASTRAL. NtNTiI. AND HALL. LAMPS GiFandoee cancel
" nra I1pnnnsd Tea-rrays Bread Baskets IN ett or separate
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
z,sEEezI'aN sg.sTYl. TT ssNsI SING.

nm r al, Inv A>SN.. N0tNG dealers choice trers
-, I,it Ts,. ,va,s r,-cr.S Frat &c wholesale ahd
40 ~ X ,,o c,I,-,l,., .,-,c, NeS-York. mo
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

- SPEsHN6s FASs7EGN.-Cheap Cash Store, No ~
H% Chatlam-st (oppo,itc Rosevet-,) WILLIAM BROWNS
az Fashionable Hat aud Cap stoo large and splendid asso
ment Cloth Velvet Caps of sttc and description
nav use also the OF Summer Hats ever
exhibited in amy Store weh Will be sold at wholesale and
,;I -, rho Io,yc., nr,ccs ri$93m
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
CLOCK MERCHANTS.


II EALERS aud others, invited 10 ell I JONS0Ns CLOCK
~ MANUFACTOY recently removed from the Of Cor.-
anlt Greewcs No 6 Coln5t street near Broad
will find assortment OF Clocks comprising
several new patterns both Wood, which viii bc sold
the United Sae Dealers
informed that all Coca sold the above I" are warranted
good article and inferior u
WA. 5. JOHNSON, Arcn; for ;ae sale Of
mi N JcroIncs faeHt Brlss I lloks
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
C,ss,AP AND COOP.

ALL who get Roots and shoes o: the best Gnaity
latest fashions lower than have tsr'" been ouSrd IN tns
e>S civ VIII rcaSc call CLINTON BOOT AND SHOE
MARKET No 24 Canal northeast of
thing thc Boot ;n Sho hle
ct,aper ,hau ever Ladies' Caters Bu>kn Walking
Shoes and Slips establishment of all cclsr an kinds suitable
tie priur and cheap cheapest good
the best Country ected call and cNaie
stock oil goods bcf re purchasing elsewhere.
Ni-Iont and number ia Canal street herih
CORN Of iIul l.nM.strcct. A. kNON \ CO mlI I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
TO THE ADVERTISING PUBLIC.
,s.,.e..rys IN HATS AND CARS.

,eqr.f:s.VS IN HATS MID O1Af7' -,
"a hcr.c would respectfully Inform MS trends aad t'e
~ ,Iy ,Iot he has hand, suitable for i'e sum
,rr secn l complete sortmen OF Hats aaa T"p
fh aud mo-: approved patterns which he Offers o se at
,iec. y rieh canno fr o meet their appreciation
Piin. npo tho principle of large sales aud small profits
This assortment CONSISTS III part, OF 20 20
Sam tcager fur bodies, at at..........'..S@ ~
Short nap d moeskin Silk Hats. .......'.... w
srs short gapd .olcskin fur bodies. s..-..-. 30
Fine short aap'd Nutria Hnts..-......--....-.. 30
Nl,ria Fur Hats. '.-..'-..-. w
White hea yer and Russia Fur Hats. 90 q %
Ao full assortment OF mems and boys double brim Lcghorn
No. ,enlemes' ra@ciHg Dress Caps cldreIs cloth velvet
Id es,cv Caps bows Fur and Silk Hats. &C. &c
wholesale dealers supplied by the dozen or ca
-, e,sl, nriccs WIN. BANTA,
;i ~ 1870 Chatham street. New. York.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

g. TIE GREAT CAVHEAasIN& RO3E ~
81 SHOE MARKET 13 C;iarinc->trc't. OF Monroe
~ SCRlBNEK & co. would inform the citizens OF NeS-l"TN
~ ookyn and the surrounding couutr that they have opened
he ab,ye store. with Boots and Shoes
Enough o supply half tue Nation,
Tie Cheapest aud Beet ~ all Creation
Lsdi-, YOU can find al splendid o bHc ana
eOoed Gators oc Cloth Morocco French B-snS Sip
per. Ties tw,-thrd usually asked fer the
articles
Gcmcn You hn splendid assortment of stout and fne
Boot, Brosans Pumps iogethSr with quantity OF
Boys aud Chlrens Boots and Shoes a OF wich viii se
sold same od before Gene
eotnc all, and examine yourselves.
Pac secucct - Cahurine corner o MoEToc
street he corner below Ta aud next door 10 HUI"
large Dry Goods store.
MRCoanry and Others in he trade who WISH ohHy
Cheap for cs> would web call before they purchase else
where mil TX
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

Aad dsiycreJ Cy Subscrbers Tor Ono Cent p9F copj
,t,1 subscribers 81 per advance otherwise s.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
THE SEW-Y0RK TRIBUNE

uu ne publishod every morning, Sundays excepted,
stNo. 30 Anntreet, New-York,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
yfsIy EAaEIHONARlE EIAV ATORE


The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public
eN that he ils opened No. 80 Chathamree, aad
tcs their a superb assortment oil Hats and Cops
choicest materials cnH in tho most approved
, which lower prices than he Of"
n.d NJ any other Tie confined snepced
M but has aud feels confident IA his ability 10 SUI,
de tastes aad pockets of ALL ANDREW H. WILSON,
No. 80 Chatham 81. between Pearl and Duane.
Beautiful style light Summer Hats ready consisting oi fac
S",s, ocho,r and Palm HATS ni16-m
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

(1Ssl.D AND SILVER WATCHES. fashionable jew
N slrv Spoons Butter Knives, Sugar longs Ac plated
Cake Baskets Candcck Shutters and Tray Ca>tofs &c Britain
MIA Tea &C. and FaRcy ;ioos s'neray
for sale hv BEACH Il SEXTON, III Chahaip-,tr
" B. Watches and Jewclry rel1rcd m@'-u
IOfiN NsLV.AKD, Practical Waich Maker late oi Cana
~ Spring has removed 10 3y Howery near FihFcc
Watches carefully repaired le-'"
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
sVOP HgI,F. STOP HIM.

Ial
M OLD ROSS RICHARDS has just stepped INTO that elegant
Root and No. IA Chatham Square with more than
S 500 900 Of Shoes Why he has got every
kual fashionable Boots and Shoes ever saw aud the
hest Of work too and his prices every body gt
there No wonc that his store always full OF cHocrs
when he sells the half price Ladies' Gentlemen, Jobbers,
Country Merchants &c will undoubtedly cali and accept few bar
ra Of the tnest kind No ia Chatham Square always
sYc,r, Su,dovs jci-lm
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The DocuMEsrs accompanying the Message
consis, Of the following papers;
/. Correspondence between the Secretary o.
State and the Minister Of Great Britain con-
corning the case Of Alexander Mcleod.
2. A report from the Secretary Of State 70 'he
Presiden, of the United States, on two subjects
connected with the commerce Of the U. States.
3. Report of the Secretary Of War TO The
President Of the United States.
4. Report of the Secretary OF the Navy TO
the President Of the United States.
S. Report Of the Postmaster General 10 'he
President of the United States.
These papers are all Of them Of importance,
and shall be laid before our readers as early as
possible.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UsIrY-Is sos-EssEsrIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARirY.-Augusfin.
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The Tallmadge Fest val" is concluded on the last
page Of this paper.