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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
Sagacity of a Dog.

The Richmond Star relates the following on
the authority of gentleman engaged in the af-
fair, which plainly shows the remarkable sa-
gacty of the dog:-On Monday last, the 18th
ult., dog, belonging TO this gentleman, acci-
dentally fell into well: and for the moment
gave him up as lost. But as a sort Of despe-
rate effort TO save the dog, he directed boy to
let rope he had, down into the well, in the
hope that possibly it might catch around his
leg or neck. No sooner, however, did the rope
come within reach, than the dog seized it with
his teeth, and the parties above finding it had
secured him, began to draw up; when about
half way up, he lost his hold and fell back.
Again the rope was let down, and again the dog
seized it, and he was drawn nearly TO the mouth
of the well, when his bite gave way, and the
third time he fell into the water. Once more
the rope was let down, and this time the dog
took so thorough hold, that he was brought
.triumphantiy up, and when set down in safety,
shook the winter from his hair, and wagged his
tail, apparently as proud of the exploit as the
other parties were graIilied with it. The cir
cumstance is curious and interesting one.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
Very Deaf.

One day last week, man was fishing in
pond near Chichester, when tho owner came
up to him, and ordered him off; the man play
ing the deaf ear, answered in return that the
fish would not bite, and that he did not think
there was anything in the pond but carp. The
owner was so enraged at the fellows answer
that he threatened TO throw him in the pond,
when the intruder offered to lend him one OF
his rods to fish with Unable to suppress his
anger, the proprietor ran up to him for the pur-
pose of giving him ducking, but at the mo-
ment the deaf man bobbed his head down, and
the incensed gen,leman's foot slipping, he fell
headIong into the water, depth of 6 feet, and
was obliged to call upon the deaf man TO as
sist him in getting out, who told him he did
not expect to catch large fish in the pond, or
he would have brought larger line.-LOutS-
rille ADJ.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

Two lads named Nathaniel and Josiah Nor
ris, were recently killed by lightning, at Wayne,
Maine. They were driving load of hay---one
of them was upon the load, The oiher was drir-
ing The oxen, and each had a steel pitch fork
in bis hand. When near the barn, fash OF
lightning struck both and killed Them instantly
The hay was SCI on fire, but the grandfather OF
the young men, who was walking behind, and
ihe oxen were uninjured. The ages Of the de.
ceased were II and l A years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
FOR THE LETTERS OMAN REPUBLICAN.
AuagraRlS.

An anagram is a tTansposition of the letters
of word or sentence, by which new word or
sentence is formed. Thus William Noy at
torney general to Charles l, a laborious man.
may be turned into, noyl in lar; and the name
of our own Daniel Webster of whose lofty and
noble bearing, every one whose bosom throbs
with American feeling, must be proud, can be
transposed into, best deer in la,c.
There are words of this description, both of
ancient and modern application, which exhibit
condolences that are truly surprising, and af-
ford very peculiar fund Of amusement. The
following is a selection of some of the best
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

Diarhqa People need moi long he troubled
with that disorder, SO generally prevalent at
ihis season, commonly known as the Summer
or Bowel Complaint, when certain remedy
therefor may be found on every mans dinner
table; in the shape of salt and vinegar. Two
tea spoonsful of the former, dissolved in half a
gill of the latter, and swallowed at q draught,
will in most cases effect ali instan. cure The
second dose, if needed, will assuredly accom-
plish it. We are ready to give our certificate
10 DR.. Pickle IN the premises, for we Witnessed
the proof Quad erat demoaStrandum-whic
is as much as 10 say, in Dutch, 'it hasch been
tried This recipe should be published annu,
ally, every Nantucket Eng.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
Muraercrs Of Laughlin.

The fate OF Laughin, the whig Marshall, who
was butchered by the loco rufians, at the great
Baltimore Convention, is still fresh in remem-
brance. jeff Griffith who undoubtedly was his
murderer was acquitted on the strength of sup
posed alibi, principally sustained by the evi-
dence of Peter McCollum. Both Griffith and
McCollum with four brother rowdes, are now
in Jail at Baltimore charged with another bru-
tai murder.-Pa. telegraph.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
uansposltlons:

REMOVALS FROM OFFIcE.-The Locos COM
plain that Gen. Harrison and John Tyler have
made more removals from office in three months
than the eight former Presidents did in lifty-two
years.
This is easily accounted for: there were more
rogues and unworthy men in Office at the COM
mencement of the present administration, than
were found in Office since the organization Of
the Govemment,-BUck Eye
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

General orders have been issued in Florida,
striking Capt G. c. Hutter from the Army list,
for disobedience of an order TO join his compa-
ny in Florida; and dismissing lst lieutenant r.
c. Asheion from the service with disgrace, for
deserving his regiment and embezzIing public
and private funds entrusted to him for disburse-
ment.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

IL Il is rumored that the locos are so fully
impressed with the efficacy of coon skins du-
ring the late campaign, that they intend TO adop,
sheep skin as the emblem of Porer's fleeing
Ieiegraph.
lou must except The "pardoned criminal
Deighbor. Nature gave him the skin of a jack
ass as the emblem Of las character.---LQg Cab
IN Rife
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

It's confidently believed by many, that Clay's
fiscal agent" when il once begins TO operate,
will physic the country to DEATH Magtcian.
The pardoned criminal has felt the effects OF
p4gy.c often that 40 wonder he is afraid OF
being physic'd to death. Fear is powerful
catlartic as no one knows better than he does
Log Cabin Rife.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

1t is said that the President has nominated
10 the Senate, the Hon. Edward Everett of
Massachusetts as Minister to England; Col c.
S. Todd of kentucky, Minister to Russia, and
Hon. Daniel Jennifer of Maryland, to Austria.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

The Grand Jury ofthe Court Of General Ses-
sions of New York, have returned three bills Of
indictment against James G. Bennett, editor of
the New York Herald, for wilfu and malicious
libes against the Judges of the Court, which
were recently published in his paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
The Ladies, Communion.

The Ladies' Companion for August, is en-
belished with beautiful engraving Of "the
Crow-nest from Bull Hill" on the Hudson riv
er--also plate of the fashions The literary
matter is good, and the present number fully
sustains the reputation of this periodical
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

Fighting L0cOmotiue Exeter News
Letter gives the following account of battle
greater than Quixote's Battle with the Wind
mills. Robert Pratt, finding it not easy to re-
move the rails on the Eastern Road, took his
stand upon them with club, and threatened
wild war against the Locomotive. The engl-
neer, on seeing him, stopped the rain--knock-
ed the club from his hand-kicked him down a
preelPice--sent him off to jail---and proceeded
OH his route as "calm as summer morning"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

No less than forty-fve children died in Phi
ladelphia last week, of summer complaint
There were also SIX deaths by small pox
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

A young man known in the neighbourhood of
Easion, by the name Of Thomas, was drowned
near that borough few days since.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

Jonathan Roberts one of the Directors of the
United States Bank has entered on the records
of the institution his reasons for disapproving
of the suit against Nicholas Bdde. The prln-
ciple reasons are that the accounts of the bank,
during the time Mr.. B. was in office were all
settled regularly, and declared to be correct by
the directors, and that therefor there is no prob
ability Of success in the suit He objects, too'
because Mr. Lippeneott, one of the committee
to institute the suit, had himself reported that
he had destroyed the vouchers for 100000
for which the suit is brought, In part
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

There are $4,000 persons in Georgia over
20 years of age, who cannot read,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

Upwards of fifty new buildings are progress
ing in Harrisburg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04

MAPLE SUoAR.--The census shows that teTs
millions, ninety-three thousand, ninc-hnndred
and ninety-one pounds Of maple sugar were
made in New York in the spring Of lS4o. This
is over four pounds 10 every man, woman an1
child in the State.
Sudden Death--On the Sd ull, s0N Of A1A
VIM Robb went into swamp in Cuplberahd
co. West Jersey, to pick some whorsleberreS'
when he received a sting or bite from an un-
known source which caused his death in few
days.
fellow putting his head through tailor
shop window. exclaimed, "What o'clock IS i
by your lap-bOardl" Upon which the tall't
lifted up his lap-board and struck him blow
on the head, answering, 81, has just s'Eufa
one"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17
PERIODICALS

We have before rs some Of hess articles, god
bod and indifferent.
CRAUNNS LADIES' ANu CENTTEMENS
MAGAZINE f5r July. o. among the uum5ef. ard
possesses much merit The writers Or fHrs pcrrri-
ical are select. md the style boz which % BE- got p
worthy Of them. Tho gu rravirs of jeanne Dear.
and rho fashions ore very rood
TIE NEW WORLD. a word ~ tselC con, ~.
ucs 10 supply Is readers wrb Blfaby RaJ.c
a. Co.
TlIE BOSTON NOTION ts.idcs storm o..
miscellaneous matter. has 70 dorm ,s,o,ey, off q. nd,
vel George ST. George Julian, r,, Prime,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17
MHEEIING LYCEIlM.

Anp mcc'ins OF 'ho Wheeling iyccum he'd o.,
i."siay evening. June 8. 1911. GA. following PIE
am,'a sod resolution were presented aud adopted.
Nhoreas ihe Wheeling Lycenm feels deeply the
Importance Acy'cnd,ng ihe benefits fcduclion and
'e 'l-his giNloure 90 the ,copcgeucrllly through
"'' western Nirgniai and whereas rejoice 10 see
'ha' sliu' has Secu raised ip that section of our 4
mon calculated 10 he prldnc;ivc OF The greatest
5,'d 81 properly attended 20 and fo,tcrei. and.
whereas "c nave secn with pleasure that a call
''r c"uFo1'iHn Co take the ,u secs inn, cousIcr,-
t'H 20 bee held 90 C.ar,- bulsh, irr..ou ,..aniv a.,
ll- - Wcsnc,d1y in Srpclnber ms been made
by The citizens thereof
BE % therefore resolved That three delegates he
90 'hc said ,etvea,ruu from jls LICE Iu
s,,in power in .iil va.nuc,gs iu their own hcdv
MC.s-s J l. Wharton. \ W BGjcr. e W Russo
were appointed said dcr-airs
On morton resolved that "a, above preamble and
isolation al published 30 therapsrs oClhecirv.
\. W RUTER, PrsiisaL
&. u. Human. GagrrfHl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17
OHIO WHITE sULPH9R SPRINGS.

DELAWARE, ONO.
? 4 ME agsi0H Hgnsc' 40 this Grservodly cclr-
q buicd watering place was opened Cor the sea.
sou on the 18Th June under t.a .uYeurt"rienrc si
VI. ID. D4tis, whose experience and popularity gs
landlord viii insure saIs.lrj.,I 90 ll. sis.fr5s.
The BAH houses ore supplied with Medicinal
W ter, suitable bul.,gr5 lUr a.li5l1hio aHius,-
menis arc separate from lic h1I.c: md very co.-
siderable Improvements .s.u mlicu1 tho premises
bo'avar.. O. .ru.s --2rp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

NasAhkr#bN itIHAl wv a-.N iRN.
At n cling Of the Tk-hCrs Azso,iai o.
Wheeling, 10 yGs
Resided, That tho ca, z-,sf Ohio cour'v be re.
qncs;od 10 meet ot the Courthouse iu Wheeling
'H the FIRST Monday in Aucu next, Tor the purpose
oi appointing Delegates 90 rhC,o1vcuuon 10 De hclI
no CHrh,1ursh; GA the sccaa "Wednesday IN Sep.
icmhcr next.
The object OF This CbnvcInn Is The expression
n' ihc views OF North Wcsid Virginia. u relation
'n the early cs,abIishmca; OF permanent aaI Ell.
con' system ni primary srhni lbrpugb bout the Com.
muuw,uI,h. The Impor'lu ct being fully repre-.
-cu'c! m the Convention u Dc. al onac. duly an.
rrccIltgd, aaL us tho ci,Iz" Of Ohio county have
mover been behind iu puV' forth tbeI, sc,ivc eE
forts in a,d Of every m0yc'ut Go advance tho iruc
Interests anl prosperity oa" "old Dominion" v,e
confidently anticipate a meeting,
". Mckay. President.
\. " EuTFn Secret.
Jgrc 9lH. ISL
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TOTAL s433s43I
LIABILITIES
Total si33st3I

IHo undersigned COMMITTEES appointed 10 exam.
lno Tie Affairs Of the Wheeling savings fpsf,f,fi
y 90 make q publish report thereof Do hereby Ger.
hV tI1i they have examined The same end GgJ the
above 10 be truo statement tlus frsi day ofJaiy
1871 n. ~. BROWN
ARCH. FISHER.
frIH SAM NTrT.
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a O5T pu "Wednesday morning pr,,ct o. co.'s
e. containing twenty five dollars aud srriw
other papers The mooney ua7 900 n.fes of oEu 90
'hc banks i1 Frr'sr..E. w.. ylz tNU l1S. oui 20 -
note ~ finder w5. He suitably rewarded h. Co..
turning the p1.bsi 1l,s ADD rs contents O." ils 'i.
foo p.n 10
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pHf,EIsss EsTAnLIsuNhxT FoP


bkAas
T.s .Hafft- te..r d, gi en- giug in other s-..
-......... ufr ~ fhe ve1fe erft. -.
--..t n f, tVea-a W. ABfEn.
tFE 30 thr,t iines n WeeI.
fIor e'1sag sri ssiseri,efs.
.r. 81 |a.f f.ra' .f publish dl-fy
I.r.it .a.,r BE- ..., puuI .r.I rom n,,
4 .IHsfuE ODD este. -I,c circulation, winch
I.es. be % .ul CD
CD vifI UHe 1nr Book -n Job Office
20 ego. lr 90 presses a'. oi which ore ren.r.
% rn.ng urtl ...ks 1r ia... tre u.Ii.c being
Pig AZ with every v1r..y oi JOB Tvpa I1 u'fi.
lof1 u.ui iD..Hr-s furnished t1 PRINTING "a.
hmruI OF i.is size. % hJs The advantage Z
30 qIaHt.t of stereotype ~ors. ihe pruning Of
.l ri.,. SO oTco. Srprr0r count. 4rd Tho rubI..
F.aa az boz ~. tof tbc rni o.. and an extensive
-.,s. Idye r.nr
T e.ra .sIHfm ecr1IUis q. .u,f~Ia4iffsf4a
Ir.raJ ....I.tss tit. She very rrsf-a OF oil fs,
t-..fo ....s.u poe Erst Wet cod sf, sei-f
r.,1,... Zoe earliest H...r.a l.r dies. ro.,7f,,i
t..b. .H.r 81 a. % y.r. tr.- To- Iol,,i .r f,r ,-,
....a.u. .1i aa ft1. t.r.t. orr e.5r.,a. 81, ~,
....a I.r obi. 81 Ep.r 10 ..r hlIf y.iu D.
s.H .JN aH# og easy t..mr
JAMES E. WHARTON
vr-e'.- va JHlf Is 1871
KY u Nlr. C1.u.r. E1srn Alias. p.F1dsL
.t4.4I. s Gazette. Baltimore Patriot ro,y r1 amount
o. % agI r.urtc fH's office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

Sgmncr cloths Cassncrett. B'mhoznc' Lane"
trH.urs, Gamlroous aud many other ar''eies su''1
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TRANsYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
? 4 VIE LECTURESin tb,s ilstituuou. commence
I os usual. Oh The first Monday Ia November
and close ON the last OF Fohrulry
TlIE FACULTY CONSISTS or
BENZ w. DUDLEY. M d, Professor OF Anaio.
ny aud Ssfrcry
JAMES NJ BUSH. ". d.. Asjuuc, Professor Of
d.
I jtATr's =. CROSS. IS. ~, Pfasessc. 81 l7gi.
tnte. 4nd Medical 1uris prudcnre
ELISHA BARTLETT NJ D.. Professor Of
Theory and Practice.
/ ~ o. vi, HARDsON. NJ D. Professor ofOb
s,ctrcf a. Diseases ofWomen as1 Childrea
/ TliJS D MITCHELL, So d.. Professor NJ
i N1'ar1 NriIr1 oud .Ihcrlpsatcs.
I ROBERT PETER. NJ - Professor orCher
istry aud rhlmlcy.
The cost of 70 fuii course cf Lectures. IS e1O5
payable iu advance. i1 n3ics & AVID aui solvsu
. HIUks of ihs States whence rc p.i.ls come 'FF
Mluiru.lusu and library 90, SCI 8 8 g. aua tho p.s
secrn- ticket SO Gniul 0n Pee SD Btlrf
inr 1nI Lodging. tiuel oII lights ine'uIeIl from
$50 to GO per week ~ ,rdor.
THOMAS -. MITCHELL. w. D.
/ Lexington. by. Jun ~ Dean n Faculty
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law PARTNERslrrp.

l. w JEWEfF % u ; COwEN &
~. JUDGE JEWET =
WHEELING. "a. of Sr. CEAlR VILE. Ono.
AIIOlINEIS ~ COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
n ~ ILL attend to any business which may be
w entrusted to them in this and the adjoining
counties o. Ohio and Virginia with promptnoss and
despatch
OFFicis-in Wheeling. under the new Court
House, corner Of Fourth and Monroe streets in s.
..airsyillc. Opposite tho Court House Wit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17
WAsHIN GTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.

AEAoRH NtrY BLUES.
Monday evening. juno %. 1871
= Vie Corps having been informed Of the death
\ of the late Major General NIncomb. II was ON
mouon Of John VI Clarke, unanimously
'hesolrea' That az mark Of the respect felt by
the members Of this corps. for the memory Of the
late commander in chief of The army OF the United
states; the Honorary mcmscrs bc requested and the
regular members ordered 10 wear crane on the LEFT
arm Tor The space OF ninety days from this date
Au extract if.n tho minutes.
J. \, SIMPLIFY.
iuiv 1-3t
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DISSOLUTION.


NE partnership heretofore existing between
Z AndTcw Woods and Il 4 Ford of ,Vcs, Vince.
mig lO'i") IN merchandising under the frm # \
""'u' q 20 was by mutual consent dissolved Oh
The frs, of Jane.
ihe business viii in future be continued by An.
drew Woods and Wilson Smith. AZ the old stand
ana The old business settled by taoR, according 10
TIE arrangements OF The old firm, aud under th, ii.
Tie Of Andrew Woods, & Co
ANDREW WOODS.
llr I'm X. II. FORD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

= - a. - . 81 W II 1 & IA u
&c. &GCEE6ANEG tcs &.
60 .,.r'.11"'. q P5oiles Deal,y
he Conner Min and Fourth Streets.
,h L''cTal Cae5 advances. Oh ro1I, or pr,,l H.
re- signed 10 them for sale. wi
l. NLFiA~.,cE: John ID DAVIS, Isaac Iilrris. Fs,
II A. a., P'gIsburs,
% orih d Wallace. Strubeny,lr. OH.
e Ewing d Cromcv Louisv,lIc \,
, " J u Homer * SON Pbil,l a.
p Lart Cummings d Hart.
i,'u'''iHe' hy. Feb .. ls4l-6m
SPERM CANDLES.
/ 4 r." boxes Sperm Candles-New Bedlorl
r ~ I'''1s. on consignment aud for sale bv
JOHN T. CLARKE.
nv AACNEKEL.
/ re- 80 S'aekerel IA store AMI for sale low lJr
'P q JOHN 7. CLARKE
ne FABLE ofthc Lord. by tho ap,bor or,,o
vcI - 'r.,''I Chrisi our example Sc Just recc;
-" ,'r SAD" 10y ROBE * STEPHENSON.
. q VIZ SCHOOL and Township ofIicers. ,r,-,-,i
,,i-5 Gu, -|l Executors and Administrator, CyiJc
o,,,,,. " ''i.Eeyancing official bonds bills. 90.
,','.s &C. Or for the State Of Obnl b, w.,
NAV. ! Oy JOHN FISHER.
9SE , REAMS, Sheaihing Paper for Stem
y. Boats good article, fr sale bv
m2y - JOHN w. BIER RY. head Of Water e.,
g AAitS, few pairs orYawl Oars ON copg-n..,
~ mouI. and for sale bv ''''S' = M /"
may IS JOHN w. BERRY, head OF Wat cd
y IAN HOOKs.-iO ,az Can Hooks . '.und
~ md for sale by JOHN w BEPf' hy
NAV ~ head Of Wa, street M
HIVENE wal PAPER.-v have just hs
q r,ccir-d direct irum Paris al Hlyrc. II
inc assessment Of the mos; boluiIMl rarlour md
laIl paper and h0sloru-s; ever offered az this
market ROBE d STEPHENSON. =
NAV % :
NEW BOOKS. 90
* .'r,S History o!'hr Poq,s. vol ,
- Ill ,,- tic Of Co"Tcr vols. just re =
mnr M & STEPHENSON z
n a a>TER HUMPHl;I.=s. 5-7---g c,----I1I-.
IL a jus, received and Tor sale.
NY ROBE 4 sTEt-cNsoy. Is
~ RON Z. NAEBS,-Wc hpvc Just r ,1y,.7
q Gom the Iuuulaci9ry uc the Nicssrs E.licoi,--
lr1aoagala Co. and will keep constantly on
hand. q large U.nsrtncnt Iro!: Uud Nails which
.ye =. 10 sell al Pittsburgh prices.
ATrERBCRY. CALDWELL & co.
ma. I2-'f
HICKORY EIOONiS-71 dozen on hand ari /
L Il for sale by JOHN w FERRY.
may IL
- ESJR RENr--A good brick dwell .
- ing nous, nj the upper end OF
ftst. -, Main 81. lately occupied rs Mr. Hart /.
Tor terms apply 20 ). AVERY 4 co. /
ans
49, -s-EoR SNLE-SlX brick dwelling houses
Is situated 100 North Wheeling. for terms
sas,!ire uf the subscriber.
~ JOHN W. BERRY.
- BOXES aIITCUEII's EEa 40 l.,
R,sir, Slan just received ou assignment, md Tor
s,l, ~ AT"TERBuRE, Caldwell & co.
IG BOXES Kentucky Tphaaco no. !, pound
/ Io,rn. Jusr received and Cor snlc hy
m,y . ATVERGIRY. CALDWELL" co.
DALa sOAP.-3) boxes, NJ !, su. e'.or
a-...l, received aud for sale JOS ag
g. TrIT
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COUNTRY PROi,,-s-,7-


VIE subscriber having lccaied himself NJ
A wheeling. Va. is purchasing country produce.
calculated Cor The Eastern Markets.
Personal and Real Esaie in ard about Wheelinr
VIII be disposed Of for Chesapeak and Ohio Canal
scrip, at liberal discount.
Jelly IL II NJ JIN!SON
- lc'nHat Gazette copy AMI charge thi, Office 81
( NOMsTOCKS BOTANY.-An inlr,dgr
~ ton To ihe study Of Botany, including a t,e,-
iiso ON Vegetable Philosophy.
COMSlOChS PHILOSOPHY-OntIin Of
philosophy, both Comparative and Human. ia which
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