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S;r Lvndr,d acres Of frcelItnt land 10

Sir hundred acres u ffceuem Lana Jo' sun
r-rpni,c ., o;.,,te south on account al rheumatic
- in,s ofsr f,r sIe the above Land adjoining ~ -
Ih.ny bedford Court house, over aD acif- ~ " =
and elegantly mberrd-.Op arrr- well =, ~
,,no,,,y anJ ote, rraS.-ihc whole well enclosed anu ~
,, III Improvement II lies the great lynrhhufe ~
T,onkr u miles from the former, which with the 'oMn
h, ands nm excellent market every thing that car
on H. The barns, n-co-houses, thra,hing machine
are extensive ami excellent. Ny House and I|t 10
ioL ing said plantation also for sale and : b iaf ~
tcusye and cnmmoious private residence IN Town =.
nropcry would sui, professional, farming or p''n"s
man well, and viii be- ia market unu' sold A',' y"
very accommodating term. TO an early applicant wM co,S
lI9-w.'
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TnE SEASON AND THE CRoPs.-lhe American fa,-
mer saws under this head The observation is UNIVERSAL
that so backwards Spring never known Work Of
all kinds in the country is two or three weeks oehIno
hand Many have not yet sown bushel OF OATS nor
run furrow for corn-every farmer being aware
that nothing so destructive as ploughng lana wneh
TOO wet Wheat, generally, looks tolerably well.
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TuE GRACE BRows.-A letter 10 the Exchange
from Norfolk, dated Saturday, says The Admiralty
Court commenced its session to-day-Judge Mason
presiding The case of ship Grace Brown is before
the Court Several witnesses were examined, and the
Court adjourned until Monday morning, at III clock.
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ID OSruS VIII stand this Spring Al my plantation, 'ikili
ID Chesterfield county, - miles from Richmond and frr'
and ready 10 mares al SO tie srar"h ~ ~
within which closes Isl July. with 81 ca,h otc lf""n
viii be- fed what they want n sIllin:s per 'scs
sent with them boarded gratis. There every c"urthntr
and extensive place have for the accommodate
mares and colts such lots, stables and pastures. Er ~
ton shall paid prevent accidents but no al! Tor any
Boston has run every where, from New York 10 George
has Jockey Clubs, Of three aud -four mile heat
any horses did, having lost one sid / ~
known advertise length for his winnings would ~
whole Of newspaper. His si:e, pomtr, srat srng ano
blood suits all mares aud is all TIC, breedcrs rant ~
Feb II sg-aaWti5Na
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January, 1871.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing under the nm
L & DABNEY, expired, by It's own limitation, on ,h ~
the present month; aud the subscribers, intending d.
q ha,. attention the C0mni Sson and col!rrur w
discontinue their Grocery Cary street, from lh- I'm.
nest an persons having claims against them ur>rri
IN NJ and indebted 10 them make i.t..,,
ment rs they wish close their old concern soon
They may found al the Auction Store OF Robert Nh a.
street fronting the Bell Tavern ,,
ROBERT NIL
EDWARD y. DAByry
March l6 In !,
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u ETWEEN John Earlcyis Union House and R. IT, Jen
ID klnS's Dry Good Store and doors below Governor street.
We would take This late opportunity OF thanking The public Tor
II design nj 1rSt
10 establish ourselves iho. the pe>s but do II y giving "a
call upon which consider Tar prefer
able IL any other basis and which glad Ia know has
been almost universal.
Ii the III tins time, ana Tor
The future goods sold that do please ~ cost qlaIi
color MAKE fashion Otherwise can be returned ana
the rrfunicdp"vided the shall not have been
worm We this large Stock not larger t'in
any the State line Of business and world respectfully IN
vile economist give call rnr purchasing, and examine
himself if prices not pronounced IS low or lower
than city, shall be- much decerrd We
have Cloth Coats III while Others charge Si2 for making and
iuni-ln. the rni aud pants al 81 that
are s. 81 and Vests shirts. Drawers andkrrchsfs IRA
Socks Gloves an Collars 81 many kinds
all other articles SEally kept ~ 'lo,hts 81
sell low, Tor cash, ana request The
public 10 caand whether they want 10 buy or not
~ " ] BRANSAN& co.
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Porter.
Jacob Plucker.
: f'inla

Too coop 70 III IosT.-At a spontaneous meeting
Of few Of The political and personal friends OF The late
Marshal who had collected TO congratulate hun on l'is
ntion from the tlraldom Of holding office under
Federal rulers amongst other good things which trans
PRED Oh the occasion, the following toast, which we
deem worthy Of being presented through our columns
10 the attention of the magnates al Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-11
April Q

CHARLES Is. SHAW proposes Ia open the 1T y VA
~ n-N in This city,a Classical and Mathematical Srh"l
which youth NAV be prepared for University Of Virginia
any Of the Northern Colleges for the profession Of tn Il
rcr Mr.. ;. relies upon competent Classical education
uIrcd al Columbia College ~ W and Mathematical ~,
West Point and upon the success he hopes Tor ~ Tie tax y
srurrion him, ultimately, larger patronage ilL
reasonably expect al present.
The experience many years III Engineering VIII enable ~
in shorter PEI Rod and satisfactory manner, : ht
than usual Ia I'll Young If good capacity Il" mnrtar u
teal usefulness that profession, whether IN the held %
office.
Parents disposed 10 enis Inn WIN the education Of r "
or yonr men DESTROYS Of becoming Assistant Engineers.
yited to make application James f. Heath ESD or I" W. "
c. Snton by either Of whom they can br furnished WIN "
pectIs of the course in each branch OF education.
Competent aid will be obtained in every department "h
from the number of pupils, rte variety OF Mr. rhgasa
IL may become necessary.
Richmond, Feb. llti, 1871. s9-.laNI
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The wrt Of attachment in this having been returned
cited and il appearing the satisfaction Of the Conn ,
defendant resides without said state II is ordered b me-
thar publication be made in the Richmond Enquirer an,v
published in the city of Richmond Va, motif, my lr ro
Of the penrncy thI. cause; and unless he shall appear
next Of this Court To br holden the hind Mo,
April ISL and plead, Judgment will be rendered asalla
by default property attached condemned, d-
be sold, Ia satisfy the plaintiffs claim and costs.
Witness-H. w. Foote, Clerk oi said Court the 1874 L.
December. A. d., 1910. H. W. FoOTE. Cr
AUrl - llg-..
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Fresh Spring and Summer Stock Of Goods
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER, PAPER. a,

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
WE receiving hy various arrivals from The Northern
w Eastern Manufacturers our stock Of ir-h AMI fashion,
Spring and Summer Goods comprising Of nn~i ,a
and complete assnrtmrns have Offered IL ou t,
and the public which viii be- sold by wholesale retail
Will take this occasion 10 renew 10 our friends, cuorfs
public generally the assurance, that article
the lowest market prices; aud no efforts pan
be withheld in giving satisfaction Ia ALL We beg ca the
tention Of country merchants and city dealers 10 %
Stock determined 10 offer them Goods cheap h
can bought in any jobbng house IN Virginia, Baltimore r
deIphia New York. Amongst our assortment We o!rf
lowing, viz
$500 pair ladies' French and Kid Slippers aud ,r
qualities
200 do do seaSkn and fine leather shors, ,lra,, aGi
600 do French morocco, kid, seal and olli.kin
$50 do. do. low priced leather Slippers and tir>
900 do women's sewed and pegged leather Wells
400 do sentlemcn's Boots, from the cheapest IL Miles r.
800 do do. cali, stalskin and morocco Nasy y ,
part Miles
400 do do do do. do. Cooke.
800 d. gen,lcen's walking and dancing Pump. III qa
300 do. do. buckskm, morocco AMI hnr leaia
zoo do. men, lined and bound pegged Bro;aa'
1000 do. do stout unbound, pegEcd aud >"wrd 8.
200 d.. d.. lined aud bound do d. shf-
$40 do. ~ do. do. do. d. ho.t
100 do. a.-r. sra~kn, morocco and fine heather sh.,
lSOO do. ciIin's morocco" rskin and ki BOOT, tni y
SoLg LEAIhrK
A good assortment Of good and damaged sole Leather
TEuSS,
10 nests hair and sral.kin Trunks oval and flat to-
Hard leather aud bellows top Travelling Trunks
Carpet Traveln. BAGS, Valcr Trunks, Shoe Tmgat, =
Brushes Backing, Writing Paper, Toilet l'fnshrs, Nin
Paper, &C. &c. .
IUl-..aN ~
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A7oTi06 20 suRyEYoRs.-No plat snd ee,un,,,.
hereafter he fsoe we'd into the Land otcs uncs. ~,
The warrant No. Of acres, date OF issue and maine of
are distinctly gettorh in the certificate. -"
BY order OF the Register,
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JAMES ROY MICoU, Js., clcrL.
CoaMr.,loyru', orrrcr, lst April, la

CoaMIs,r0SEGs OFFICE, lst April, 1871.
The pare, interested in the foregoing order are informed that
appointed the 2nd day of June next 10 take The accounts
ordcred they are therefore required attend my office,
appaannock that day, with all necessary papers and other
testimony, enable Ia settle said accounts.
WAS. II. PURkINs, Com. c. S. c. l.. s c. Essn Ctp
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9Th Feb, 1871.

- GORGE FITZIIuGI JNo. TAfLoE TlioENI"A
VI roRSHYs law Port Royal, Drgina, VIII pra'iiN ~
larry in the County and Superior Courts o Caroline, King
Wcsn0rrand and Essex, and in the Superior Court :" s'
vana George Fihinsh has been practising most u The
named Courts inr many years past.
Port ROYAL, goth March, 1871. h---a
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JAMES ROY MlCou, Jn., cR. E. c. S. c. l.. & C..
80.

+ Circuit Superior Of Law and Chancery, continued
n and held Essex county the Court house, IN Iappahan
mock on Friday, 3Olh day of October, $50:
Walter Jones, Appellant:
against
Iandou Warrington, Appellee:
This cane day heard upon The transcript Of
the proceedings the County Court al ESSEX
consideration Whereof and the arguments Of Counsel being
heard audgtd by the Court that the decree pronounced III
hi. cause by said County Court the 18th day Of septru
her, Of the appellee, against the appellant eone
be reversed and annucd, and that the
appellant recover against the appellee his costs by Inn expended
the prosecution Of this appeal and sprrra- nero; anu by
consent of the parties the case retained in this CONT for fur
Their proceedings be teren and tim, The Court, de
Gliding any what follows doth adjndgc
order and decree that Commissioners Of this Cor
audit and settle mutual account OF NIL matters existing
appellant appellee growing out Of and all
rm and that the said Commissioned make
report thereof with any special matter deemed pertinent
by himself which may required By either party be stated
Copy-Tcse, ~
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GROUND PLASTER.-As Agents of the ''lii.,' Come,
~ shall have constantly for sale supplies III Ground p
III casks Of 800 pounds each. The qualify ALWAYS warrant
DAVENPORT : ALLLN
April 80 M.
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NTOTlCE-ST LEDGER, by American Eclipse, ant iuI :
Their the noted ARIEL Lance and o'krri-
dam brought the other noted horses Romau Sai
and Anacn all winners from mile heats tnrlthrr y
breaking DOWN. will stand the present season a, stable
$40 per
JACK PENDIETON.-Ths very fine stallion ana racer
Goah who by American Eclipse, will make his i> -
this Spring Captain Thomas Days stable Gree, COUNT
near Stanardsvr $50 the lie nearly iir ltri
and SIZE OF his noble sire His having received mum
80 W. l.. WHIT
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RI late Marshal Bleecker.

The acting President performing subordinate part Al
The White House being only 1yier' Of the LVdre, ne GheS I'M
lrit, The hrc The Grand Master and opens the door@ "
IL, Al his commands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-11

10 The Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal c!afth
Diocese Of Virginia, will meet III Alexandra d. o. ace,
resolution OF the last Convention, the 18Th da! Ma
being the third Wednesday,
By request Of the Bishop of the Diocese,
tSigned,) NM. WILLIAMS
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From ,ae Phaad. SPIRIT Of the Times.
"UFF WITH Ills HEAD"
q, IL M IL !.

CUSTOM HOUSE, fhii, April ou, 1871.
Sir: Please to take notice, that your services vi
terminate in the office you hold in this department
from and after this 3oth day of April, and that you ar
requested TO deliver up 10 the Surveyors Office an
and all property Of whatsoever kind you may have !
your possession or control, belonging to the Govern
ment. Yours, &c.,
JONATHAN ROBERTS, Colicdor.
POST OFFICE-.ippoia.ments and Rem0rali.
SAINTS SINNERS.
Clerks.
John H. Montgomery, William Ilarbeson,
Oswald &. Montgomery, Chas. IL kerk,
Saml p Rut,er A. +. Armstrong,
Arthur Riici;c, James Fisher,
David S IIornrr VIM. II. Steel,
Israel NJ Watson, Robt. J. Park,
Alex Riddell, S Is. Warner.
Letter Carriers.
A. c. Holmes, John J. McCahen,
VIM. l.. uumphreys John G. Franklin, Dep.
WIN. C. Poulson, Henry Hanning
Geo w. Davis, John Miller,
Jos. McCord, Joshua Johnson,
Geo Hood, John G. Smith,
Ed. d. Hughes, John Mirkrl,
Josh Coffin, Isaac A. Stevens,
Geo. w. Metar Mord. Hart,
rhos Filnam John Clinton,
philip L. Dubosq, Robt Mccullough.
Jos. Mecalle,
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EMPORIUM OF FASHiON.-Mrs. James -olelts u.s. ;
II Of the ladies OF Richmond, aud IT, VICINITY 'Da
assortment u Millinery, just received from ~" ion "
ton consisting of Bonnets, Caps, Ribbons, Flowers e.
large assortment Of ChdreIs Dresses, from one no',
years-and begs further TO recommend 10 tn'i ~,
very elegant French Corscts, which, f1f e'-e '' @
not be surpassed in the United staies. e. c,to. M
MRS R. JAMES, -Mfintrg stnrf ShoeSo' w..
Latt1y oe'1P' - ll5-Wgt
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SAMUEL r. PAYNTER,
50 Mater street, .Ner lork.
Grain and General Commission Merchan,
hpril & III .
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'''' Rs. Attachment for $500 90.

rPHE STATE Or MISSISSIPPI, Nosubee COUNTY. d,
Court, October Term, lsiO
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March l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-06
WHEELING Posi- orrICr
VIEW NAIL ARRANGEMENT,

VIEW VAIL AGRA
GREAT MAIL
rom East arrives at 10 o'clock, anil 30 minnies. NJ.
10 West departs at ? O'Clock. and 30 minutes; 2. 81.
: rom West. arrives Of G O'Clock. & Is minutes; A. NJ.
To East. Departs at 8 O'Clock: A. NJ
Northern or Sieubenville Mail. Arrives AZ 30
m'nn'es alter NJ. and departs at halfafter one, =. NJ.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tucslsys.
Thursdays and Saturdays Ut 10, NJ. Departs Mon.
uays' wednesdays and Fridays. OF I o'clock. p. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays. ut 8 O'Clock, 2. NJ Departs Mondays &
trdnys at 5o'clock, A. NJ.
hoodsiield Mail arrives every Thursday, 9o'clock.
\. VI. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. T.. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSaturiay. at IL O'Clock, A. NJ; Departs same
days at l O'Clock r. NJ.
Morganiow n Mail arrives, Tuesday, 6 O'Clock p.
NJ; Departs "Wednesday. g O'Clock. a. NJ.
Letters intended for tho morning mails shonld be
deposited by 4 o'clock, in the morning.
Inland postage ofJorelgH letters must DO invaria.
bly, post paid.
Office open at 10 anor s A. NJ.
The Eastern Mail will be delivered 20 tho citizens
rs soon a. prepared, which will be generally at IL
after 2 p. M. Strangers or persons from the country
waited on at any time.
Tho Office opens on Sundays ono hour after tho
preparation Of the mail from the East, which will
be at ID after 2 p. NJ.
G. W. THOMPSON,
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N IL.

CITY EFIC
MIyor-George Dnlty-ofice on Main street.
CIerk-James ). Whaat-1ihco on Main srtcei.
Ctg Sergeral-J. l.. SangsIon-Ithce Nam Street.
Street Colmissi0ner-Juh Moore
Flour Iaspector-GeoTgo Baird. Office Market
Space.
Superintendent and ". Works-JosIAH POWELL
Wharf Master J. e. Wiley.
The Clerk Of the Mdrkst-Wn Hall.
Curator of the Guy Hall. Warden.
Aliemeu-lst Ward J. Murray. 2nd Ward Jas.
Mcconnell. 81 Ward X Sims. Alb Ward +. Bier. 5lh
Ward---
AI.essors, ona far each Wdrd.-lsi, 7. Campbell;
%, 4. PaItoH; 81. J. w. Robb; 4th. J. Robinson, 5lh.
WIN Templcion.
Sanitary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud Irwin, for
the Ist Ward 81 M'Ginui. & Laughlin 81 Har-
ding and G.. l. Strong 4.h. Richardson g. Richards;
5th, Pratt and Quslrier.
cod and Lumber Measursr-J. {. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
On Oriiaaace,-Msyor. caldwell and Wheat.
On Fiaqacc-Brady. Hughes and Selby.
o. Acc.qHS-Wickham. Noel and Morrison.
Or Streets aud AHeys-Selby, Dunbar. Scatterday,
Caldwell and Lamhdin.
On WIier IVOrks-IIughes. Dunbar aud Graham.
On MIrkei House. -Wlckhsm, Graham md Tanner.
O4 Coal B1nks-Graham. Adams and Scatterdsy,
On WrarseG-MLprs, Brady, M'Gaughoy, Wick
ham and -.
On Fire 1eD1rUn .aL-Selby. M'Lure. Morrison.
Hubbard aud Tanner.
On Petitions AMI ReAoagirdHces.- Neel' LambdIn
aud Dunbar.
o. Standardization. IrGaughey. Tanner. Dun
bar and GrahIm.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OIL VIRGINIA.
at WhesiiHs.

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeling.
CAPITAL Stock, $500. 600.
Directors for J 81 G~Ppoinisa by the State.
Thomas PAUL.. Arthur NJ. Phillips. Z. Jacob. D.
Crugcr.
WOODS. VIM. b. Tyson. John Bsno. a. r. Woods.
A. WOODS. Prssiaenf.
J. LIST. Cashier.
Discount day Oh Thursday Of each week.
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING.
CAPITAL SrocE, s5l4.500.
Directors for 1871.
On the part Of the Sta'e-Juseph Caldwell. WIN.
TS,lby. Israel Updegrnh
Ear IRE Stock6aLders-J S Shriver. Samuel Neel
John Richie. Mark Douglass, Daniel Zane. g. & ID
Knox,
3 BRADr. Cashier.
D,scoun; day Tuesday Of each week. bills Of eI.
change discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CArrAL SrocK 100000.
Directors for 1871.
Tho7 Hughes, Morgan Nelson. JOS Morrison.
John 2. Clarke. John NJ. Clarke. John M'Mullen,
RoJt. cnngle, Jos. Pollock. Thos. ) g.. Pentoney.
THOs. IIuGHEs, President.
r. ~. GREER. Treasurer.
Discount day Thursday Of each week
FIRE q MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
C,rIrAL SfocK SjO0O00-slO0OO0 PAID ~.
Directors for 1871 elected Ja1. g..
John Faycett. Samuel Sprigg. samuel Nccl. G.
D. Knox. John Goshorn. r. w. Harding. is Shri.
yer. S. Brady, VIM Paxton.
JOHN FAWCETT, PrssideuL
d.. LAVE. Secretary e Agent
WESTERN INSURANCE co. or WHEELING
C.ptrAI STOCK, sj0O00O, 100000 PAID ~.
Directors Tor 1871, elected Jan. 6,
Thomas Hughes. Morgan Nelson, VIM y Peter
son. 4. Paxton, a. ". Johnston, James u. Forsyth
Robt Crnnzle. John M'Mullen, Daniel Lamb.
THOMAS HUGHES, President
r. H. GREER, Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HARrFoRD. COvS.
SAML ATKINSON. Agent,
ion 10 Main 81. Wheeling, Va.
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BALTIMORE q 9rrrSBuRGu
AME OCoNSoR. Luxe -
OCpNNOR, Pr1ur,et.g D

BALTIMORE 4 grrYrsprp,u
JAMES OCoNsoR, Luxe -
OC"NNOR. Proprietor,
JAMES OCONNOR ~ Co-u,vu-
81 their arrangements. are now pre.,rc'
ward NIe5chandise, Produce. SC, 10 ard from r.,
adclphia and Pittsburgh. aud Baltimore and PIT.
bUrsh, wIih that regularity aud de.palch vhi,b
they Halter themselves has hitherto charac,erzeI
their Line.
The superior mode Of carrying goods lpcculur 10
THIS line alDne) prevents all RISKS OF syilmg. breaking
damage or separation Of lots. too often attendant on
I huTned transhi2nent of single packages. OF uc
several functions Of he anal and Eiluag-. Or ,xun
sure by loading or unloading out ordoors- tbe oold.
neing locked mp and carrcd throughout IN Pori,LI,
wafer pFOOi Tar bodies without repacking. hand
ilng' or any interference whatever. from the tme
"lhair beInr Ioslcd m the Warehouse, at the start.
."8 p'i't' un'i they are uuloaded within The Ware.
house, niso) al the other end oflhe Line.
The adaptation OF this plan. on a route where Rail
ROADS intervene with Canals. Is an Improvement
tpp obvious 10 need any comment; While the Ger
amy OF receiving lots complete ia clean mad m.r.
charitable order, affords advantages , owner, and
c'nsisnees 80 fully apparent Us 10 preclude the ne.
cessIty Of further description
La addition To their dOablc d4ly lin. OF tho us,,I
lass they have n single daily line Of Ta,t bo,i. 81,
less tonnage, built expressly mr snecd. by v,LicL
they are enabled - carry goods through ia sJy Ay,,
lhe too prevalent custom Of allowing the B1at.
to be detained ut the Eastern point of the coD-I
until loading was procured TO return with. thereby
causing un accumulation %, produce iu Piushuryi
Tor want OF means Of transportation. induced them
20 make their arrangements this year To run their
Boats regularly, whether loaded or not. by which
they viii be enabled 10 forward q much lnryer
quon'i'y than usual, aud with q crtainryofG..uaic
hitherto iwpraCucahlc
Tue central situations uul effectiveness OF tlcir
Warehouses m PHladelPiua, Baltimore aug pui-.
"H'sh' 'H'ri accommodations peculiarly advantage
Gus To those iaNorIug them with their commands
They would respectfully solicit Merchants aud Shin.
pcTs To call and judc. tor themselves.
Goods consigned 10 the following Agents. Will ho
forwarded win despatch. All freight and CHARGE,
paid. Bills of Ladmg transmitted, aud every m
sirIcsIOn promptly attended 10, by
JAMES OCONNOR & Co.
Market street. PAIladeIohIa.
JOHN WEST.
North street, Blltingre.
TAAFE ~ O1CONNOR
Corner Penn and Wayne streets. Piusburrb.
dyI-AlI Produce delivered for the East will h.. 70,
ccrYed free OF charge Tor storage commission or adj.
Snn--uE GclRn.S. mar ll-3m
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LLrk Ar .uNE.T.n.-.

LICk At SILNE~TERS'
AWTE ore uuw opening no fho Store room Of Mr.
White nu MIiu street opposite the resi-
Ience Of NLuro. FsI. n large asa1ftmgutrf British
a. Freurh fashionable md summer gnrdz s. iaWeIrg.
40 It which will Ns cold much cheaper han ever
before offered bod Wheeling. We will take bon ey.
chanzc. old aiyrrand gold. JewsIry. Sc &C..
Come and scr-1gl yo1 vlll be- surrrsaI-attlc
extraordinary ehcapUcss of ihc g1pis
apl-lm GRAZ e. BNILENREVg
n 3 Goods bought 1t our srt15lsbmrri will b,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-06
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
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From PftslnrgI fn FsuaIg lriin add Baltimore.
ga p.1ra. Igau.I Canal t0IumbIl itoIl road aud
sr.4..hanna aud Baltimore Rail r, af.
The water hn.r. g|uw On the canal the sUnarri-
rrrs are repaired fn forward Seventh FIVE tons rrr
F4g 1rrr w1H, Saving fhc ADVANTAGE ~Cfuwmuxa.l
frH stock which they employ gives them The
entire ~OuutrDLN cons gurnflIfhcycl deliver Nor.
u1lnsIs g and Produce l1 US good order end Iu as
short time. 1FauE line on the canal.
Their prices Or Transportation VIII always be-
auah as may Doe customary bg UfUrr good Ifrra..
rHrT vii. I~cc-,pttO Philadelphia, New YORK. and
Ba. more.
Tscy also onHuu their vol Known FAST
LINE, by which they are enabled OBJ carry goods
through ORR -Four days.
Produce consigned 90 tho agents CO prfsburzH
VIII Ht received and forwarded afhHut delay l|
|rH.{ufs and charges raa.r.a rl .Llr-r glI. Ga
advancing, storage or Comm .s.HU. h"rgUBH.
disc cIugEuCi Co .the agent BOD Philadelphia and
Bu|Hmlrf. viii De- received n Nn mTurfr.
HIiT1lafr0 and Produce carried h# these Lrr.
viii brIt IteTyd lt tl fr. tIty tobacco Na-..
l1uea Docs street, PH.ltr.pH.1, a Hotr ofwUIgf
BE- occupied ty fhr Line FIIsDf IahuE frausur.
ted audsvrry Instruction lr1mpfIg attended ,1 b..
ID. LkECN a. Coz.
Corner Penn So e. Canal Basin. eth l.rgr.
aAitIS a. lINEJEU.
$50 II& o.. South "a ST. ptffaH-' ha.
JOS. TAYLOR Il. SON.
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