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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-08-11
Head Quarters.
CoLuMBIA, 22nd March, 1888.

COLUMBIA, 22nd March, 1888.
To Col. BEAUFORT T. WAITS, Quarter
Maser General.
SlR:-You will proceed 10 sell lheArse
~ nal and Magazine lots in Abbeuille, in
pursuance of resolution of the last LIE.
gislature of this State, on credit until the
lst Of October next, taking bond and suf.
icient surety for the payment Of the pur'
chase money, and report the resul. o.
such sale 10 His Excellency the Cover
nor.
By order of the Commander.in.Chief:
JAMES JONES. :.
AdJt. and Inspector Gen.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
CLARENDON, June 4, 1S4l.

OruerS NO. - -,
The following Regiments will parade
for review and drill at The times and places
herein stated, viz:
The 25,h Regiment at Winsborough,
on Tuesday, the 18th day of July next.
The 24th Regiment at The usual parade
ground. on Thursday, the 18th Of july.
The 9Th Regiment of Cavalry at Yon'
gue's, on Saturday, the l7th of July.
The 26th Regiment at ChesterVIlle, on
Tuesday, the 20lh of July.
The 9th Regiment at divers Old
Field, on Thursday, the 22d of July.
The 46lh Regiment at Ebenezer, on
Saturday. the 24lh Of July.
The 34th Regiment at Yorkville, on
Tuesday. the 9Th of July.
The 35lh Regiment at Union Court
House, on Thursday, tho 29th Of July.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry at Nc
Briieville, on Saturday, 3lst of July.
The 9Th Regiment at Wilkins Old
Field, on Wednesday, The 4,h of August.
The 36.h Regiment at Timmon's Old
Field, on Tuesday, the 10Th Of August.
The 45lh Regiment ut the Burnt Fac,o-
ry. ON Thursday, the 18th Of August.
The 4lst Regiment at Parks Old Field,
on Saturday, the l4lh of August.
TIE 40lh Regiment at Mrs. Boyd's, on
Tuesday, the l7th of August,
The 10Th Re egiment ofCavalry at Boyd's
on Thursday, the 10Th Of August.
The 81 Regimen. at T"ney's Old Store,
on Saturday the 2lst Of August.
The lst Regiment at Brulon's on Thurs
day. the 26lh of August.
The lst Regiment of Cavalry at Pick
ensville, on Saturday, the 2Slh of Au-
gust.
The 5lh Regiment at Hunters, Oh Tues
day, the 3lsi Of August.
The Cd Regiment at Halls, on Friday,
the Sd OF September.
The 42d Regiment at Minton's, on
Tuesday, the 7th Of Septvmber.
The 4lh Regiment at Verrennes, on
Thursday, the 9th of September.
The 9Th Regiment at Morrow's Old
Field, on Tuesday, the 18th Of Septem-
ber.
The 9Th Regimentat at Lomax's, on Thurs
day, the 10Th Of September.
The Cd Regiment Of Cavalry At Long
mire's, on Saturday, the 18th OF Seplem.
Der.
The 9th Regiment at loves, on Tues
day, the 2ls, Of September.
The 7,h Regiment at the Old Wells, on
Thursday, The 23d of September.
The 10Th Regiment a, Richardson's, on
Saturday, the 25th of September.
The 3Sth Regiment at Killers Old Field,
on Tuesday, 2sth Of September.
The 39lh Regiment at the usual parade
ground, on Thursday, the 30lh of Sep
temher.
The commissioned and non.commssoned officers
will assemble al their respective Resimental Mus.
ter grounds, for drill and instruction oil the day
previous to their review.
Majcr Generals and Brigader Generals will
With their staff, attend the reviews in their respec-
tive commands.
The Brigader Generals are specially charged
with the extension Of so much of this order as re
lates to their own Brgades.
The Commandants of Regiments will make their
annual returns 10 their Brigader Generals at such
times as they may direct, to enable them to make
their returns to the Adjutant General by the ff.
teenth Of October next.
By order of the Commander-in Chief.
JAMES w. CAVITY,
Adju:unt and Inspector General
June 16, 1S4l [C1 Ct.
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South Carolina, {
KERsnAW DISTRICT. b

In the Court 0T OTd1ndTy.
Joseph Lockhart ct al. us. Aaron Lockhsr
cta IS. - .s
1T appearing to my satisfaction thatsAs-:
ron Lockhart, John Bottom Susanna Bot-.
tom, Eliza Bottom, Viney Bottom. Lucin-
Ga Bottom, Aaron Bottom and Marina
Bottom, Defendants in the above states, s.
csse, reside without the limits Of This State
II is therefore, ordered that the said delen5s
dants do appear and object to the division
or sale of the Personal Estate OF Joseph
Lockhart, Sen. deceased, undevised on5or
before the 18th day Of August next, or
their consent to the same will be entered
Of record.
J. w. BASKIN, O. X. D. (
MAY ii, lS4l. q. g.
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NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against trading tor
Note given by me to Joseph Albert dated July loth'
ls4I, and payable on the 1st of January next tor
one hundred and twenty-five dollars. AS the prop
erty for which said note was given is unsound' am
determined not to pay it unless compelled by law.
BURREL ALBERT.
July %, 1841. 4''4
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Committed

To the Jail of Kershaw District Negro hoy 16
or II years Of age, spare made and Of yelowish
complexion, who says his name is Castilia and that
he belongs to Judge Huger. Tho owner is requested
to conc forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away. ,,ronn
July 81. y. bbAofohO, 'a'e'' =
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DENTISTRY.

nR. ]. LEE continues the practice OF
- Dentistry in Camden. He will, on
application, visit families in The surround
ing country without xtra charge.
All operations will be on :he most ap.
proved principles, and warranted at least
equal TO the best done in this community.
Feb. 10.
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Head Quarters.

CLARENDON, July 10th, l84l.
!MTATTHEW R. SINGLETON, Esq having
M been appointed Aid de Camp to the Con-,
mander-in Chief, with the rank Of Lieut.. Colonel
will be respected and obeyed accordingly.
By order Of the Commander-in.f h;ef
JOHN L. MANNING,
d-de-Camp.
July %. 81
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Rank AGENCY.

TINE subscriber will attend to any
l. banking business at either of the
Banks in Camden. that may be entrusted
To him, on the usual terms.
E. w. BONNEY.
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Fresh Fancy Groceries.

Fresh Fancy Groceries.
The subscriber has just received an assortment OF
fresh FANCY GROCERIES. They consist in
part, of the following articles
French Preserves in Brandy.
do do in their own Juice,
Cherries in Brandy,
Fresh Prunes, Olives,
Orgeat, Capillairc, SYRUPS.
Goosebeny, Raspberry, Of superior Psri1rssa1, aual'
Lemon and Ginger, lty. ..,I..
Superior French Cordials, assorted.
Champagne, (Demottc BRANDY of superior quail
ity.
Champagne Cider, Abbotts London Porter, /.
Composition Candles of different colours,
handsome article,
FIuted Pink and White Loaf Sugar,
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wines some We
ry old. -.
French white Wine Vinegar, at 62 IL pr. gal
With complete assortment OF Sugar, Coffee &c.
June 9. H. LEVY.
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Notice This.

THE Ordinance of the Town relative
to Bu,chering in the limits Of the Corpor'
alton. will be enforced against all persons,
who violate the same.
R. L. WILSON,
Recorder and Marshal 7. G.
Jnne 9.
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Executive Department.

CLARENDON, July lO, lS4l.
the Governor Of the State will be absent
"A from Clarendon until October, on tour OF
Review of the Militia through the upper DISTRICTS,
all communications of importance, should be nd-
dressed TO him accordingly, with reference to the
General Orders of the Adjutant and Inspector
General.
D. T. WATTS,
Executive Secretary.
July 26. "a
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PRINTED LAWNS.

7.s Handsome Printed Lawns at 81 l.2 cents,
9,S do do do so
Handsome Lyoncsc, so
Mourning Lawns, 37l.2
a. Super. French Mourning Prints at 81 1.2 N
With complete assortment Of Dry Goods, equally
ow, as the subscriber is anxious to reduces his pres
<ent stock, II. LEVY.
June 2.
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Just Received,

BY E. w. BONNEY, few copies Of tho ''south.
crn Harp" consisting of original Sacred and Moral
Songs, adapted to the most popular melodies for the
Piano Forte and Guitar. BY Mrs. Mary S. B. Dana:
June g
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sI% We are authorized to
announce THOMAS BALLARD, as a
Candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing
Election.
April IA.
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GOOD WATER.

The subscriber living too remote from the sphere
of his engagements offers his House and about ITO
aeros Of Land for sale, situated near the Providence
Springs in Sumter District. ANY persons wishing
pleasant and healthy residence for the suInme
would do we'll to call and see. -
- NOAH GRAHAM.
Providence, June 8.
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THOMAS: S. ANDERS SON,
Fashionable Tailoring.

THE subscriber returns his thanks tosas
n the citizens of Camden andsits sici-ea
nifty, for. the patronage he has received,
and assures the public that they gcan have
their clothes made equal TO- any IN tie Us
State, on moderate terms atshis es,ab ablisiss1
ment two doors north Of the Post 0aiceS
Broad Street. 80
]. CHARLESWoRTH
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We are authorized to an.
nounce Capt JOSEPH BASKIN, as can
didate for Sheriff of this District, at the en-.
suing election.
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Pavilion Gauze.

One case Pavilion Gauze, just received BY
June 2. H.sLEVY.Esss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

CALVES RUNNING WITH COwS.-A writer
"a the Farmers Cabinet says: My experience eI.
tends To many hundred cases; for upon the hills OF
Sc 'land IL is The universal practice Ia permit the
calves to reinain with their dams during the summer.
oui such are never known or expected 10 make supo-
tIor COWS Tor the dairy. and for this reason:
depend upon IL. TO make n deep mixer the bag
must he periodically disiendcd. and those who sup.
pose that TO allow the calves TO remain with their
dams through the summe would he To the injury of
The cows. have not come 10 that conclusion without,
reason or evidence. Besides. does not the writer in a
measure admit the possibility of the case, when he
thinks II possible thai the COWS under such treatment,
might grow too fat! rs they usually will. Il 8 not
often that COWS, when kept {. the pail. are troubled
with This inconvenience"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

~ tkaNh@
inc L'co loeSs afiecIur feel much confidence in
CARRYING The elections which come I'll Yesterday three
"c'NS' Ware very certain that for years post. their
s"uIpHc'S nave never becn 20 gloomy. The Whig-
~"i carry counties, and not n few of them. which
theJ never carried before. while they will lose bn,
'tte % iO"r. a -" H.a.y We levl every cvu,riru,- 90,
a wing majority on ioint ballot in the next Legisla.
IurS' OF from ID 10 %, and the command of bo.h
iiouses OF Assembly. This Is no Iandum assertion.
hut an opinion founded on trust worthy data.
u seems To be the pleasures of Locu Focoism 10 lei
no opportunity pass of proving 10 the world 10. iusin.
oefi'y IN all its public professions. aud inconsistency
IN every act. rs compared with the correIntiye doc.
trine. Thus m the hey-day OF Jacksonism. the "a III of
a majority. 10 was insisted by that party. was entitled
!" the most submissive reverence. and there was IAN.
ger, rerggrea danger. that the dpctrinc was about 10 be
pushed 80 far a, To place the Constitution and every
institution ofibc land nj the mercy or majorit.es--no
mater how Obtained. or how composed. Aprori,n;sm
AMI m1n-Norship. hand in hand. preached this do.
'fine. and backed by The vast popularity or Gen. Jack
sun, a might and DDsLi have led to the snbyer.ion az
The existing form of Government. ifrhe very deeds of
'a'Asonism whieh gave II birth. had not also finally
checked u. by The unlimited ~calamiiies which they
have brought on the prosperity and happiness of the
american people. A waic,ful Providence made
the m.srule which scourgcd us also the instrument If
our salvation from the Agrarianis,a of the Jackson
era.
What Hou oi the organs and wire worker OF Jack.
'NVNhi ANt tIst OH leefncs Ot The Treasury.
and The unhappy loeers of The spoiis. say and de-; those
sp0tfs which were and ARE still. az the boitDrs oT alt
the humbug and ialsehood of The Loco Foco acitationsl
Do they pra'iise their own docirinel Do they nc.
qniesce M The voice OF the Peoplal Do they submit
g PEACEFULLY to that immense majority Of States and Pe,-
pie. by which a corrupt Dynasty was cast Oft aud n
new one insiallcdi
We need not answer the question. w need not
say. that oPTosiIion proceeded the commencement of
the Administration, aud that denunciatlon went be.
any act whatever.
We are not afraid TO leave the proprieiy Of such a
ofihe judgment of the People of Virginia
The People have not been guilty Of the culpable and
nhpa'roiic and absurd conduct OfoPpusing Ihose whom
'he People elected. before there was any thing 10 on.
rose. They only have done II. who have been useG
their lives to live on the Public. and who are re.
solved To regain their lost position.
We appeal for "a lair trial iu ihe People for the net
Administration. and We have NO doubt that they will
conccdc 1t, though politicians may not.-RicLmOud
Hhig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

sSTEPHENSON q GARwOOD have been appoin
- ted agents in Wheeling. for the sale Of Rev I.
-oyerts' BALM OF LIFE! 50 celebrated throughout
,leeasiern cities for the cure Of Diseases of he Lungs.
W cordially ocommend this medicine TO our readers
rs being the best possible remedy they can any where
biain. for coughs, long Standing colds, consumption in
is i~acipieat siage, &c &c.
The BALM or LIFE is highly by
the 10 Ii hisatei pf ysici1as-used in the most intoIli.
gent families IN our country. and every where hailed
by the afflicted. rs the greatest Of blessings. Read
pamphlets to be had Of the agents.
Esbg
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PATENT PORTABLE CAR-BODY LINE.
Exclusively for the Transportation oiFreigh beiw cen
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH.
BALTIMORE e. PITTSBURGH.

BALTIMORE e. PITTSBURGH.
JAMES OCUNNoE, Luxe TAAFE, AND DENNIS
OCONSOE, ProprietuTs.
JAMES OCONNOR IL Co-iIaying completed
- their arrangements. are now prepared To furward
Merchandise. Produce. &c, To and from Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh, aud Baltimore and Putsburgh.
with that regularity and despatch which
they aatter themselves has hitherto characterized
their Line.
The superior mode Of carrying goods (peculiar to
this line alune) prev enis all risks Of sDilIng. breaking.
damage or separation Of lots. too often attendant on
7 hurried lnnshiPnent Of single packages, IT the
several functions Uf The canal and railroads, or expo
sure by loldinc or unloading out Of doors. the eonds
being locked up and carried throughout in Portable
Wafer proof Car bodies without repacking, handling.
OF any Interference whatever. from the lime Of their
being loaded in the Warehouse, at the starring point.
until they are unloaded within The Warehouse, also )
az The other end Ofthe Line.
The adaptation Of This plan. on a route where Rail
roads intervene with Canals. is an improvement too
obvipus 10 need any comment; while The certainty Of
receiving lots complete ~ clean and merchsniable
order, affords advantages TO owners and consignees 80
fully apparent as 10 preclude The necessity Of further
description.
In addition 10 their dopBk daily line Of Tho usual
class lhsy have o single daily line Of Fast boais oi less
tonnage built expressly for speed by which they are
enabled 10 carry goods through iHSir days.
The too prevalent custom Of allowing the Boats 10
~ NHANNANA ~ fN h@A"NH' NEF '~ $500 'NAt
loading was procured b. return with, thereby causing
an accumulation 1T produce ~ Pittsburgh Tor want Of
means Of transportation. induced them to make their
arrangements fhis year 10 run their Boats regularly.
whether loaded Or not, by which they will be ena.
bled 10 6rward a mucb larger qugntiiy Than usual,
and with a ceHsiny Ofdispatch. huherO impraciica.
BILE.
The central situations md erfeusivenes of theiI
Warehouses 10 Philadelphia. Baltimore and Pirs
burgh. anprJ accOmmos auons peculiarly advantageous
10 tIose fsvOung hem with their commands. They
would respectfully SOLICIT Merchanis and Shippers 81
call and judgeiOr themselves,
Goods consigned 10 uBe following Agents. will bo
forwarded with despatch. Al freight and charges
pard. Bdls Of Lading Transmitted, and every instrus
uOn promptly attended o., by
JAMES O'CONNOR E. co.
Market street, Phiadelphia.
Join WEST.
North street. Baltmore.
TAAFE a. O'CONNOR
Corner Penn and Wayno streets, Pittsburgh. I.
ECAU Prpiuce delivered fr the Past will BE- re-.
ccived free 81 charge iOT storage. oonmission ~ 81
yancmg ffeighs. mar lt-3m
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ASTONISHING
40 La yIeprU-grr

ASTONISHING
LUCK Ar SlLVESrERStH
AATE are noyy op,ning al the Store rOom of Mr
white pn Main street opposite Inc rr.i.
dencc of MLurc. Esq. y large assortment Of British &
French fashionable and summer gaols, a. ieselryh al oi
which will be Gid much cheaper than ever before Of
rerea fn Wheeling. Ne will take IN exchange. old
silver nod gold. Jewcly. Sc Sc.
Come md see--aud Won will be surpriscd-at the
extraordinary cheapncss Of he gouls
ap1-lm GRAF & BAIItN kERG.
y " Gupds bought " orr establishment vii b.
c~on,tycj ~ any part Of tho cny iroo II charge.
G.& 70,
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4 q n y.

u Y. y
VIE members Of PirgiHias and Franklin Lnfges
Of Wheeling. Va, y ~ celebrate the anniver.
~ " The introduction 81 Odd Fellowship into the u
nitcd States by q procession &c. on MONDAY the
18th day Of April merit. The neighborng Lodges.
and al brethren in good standing are respectfully IN
yited 10 unite with tbsmin The ceremonies offhe day
Addresses will 10 delivered hy Dr. J w CLEHEvs
of lhis ciiy. and Rev JoEL DoLHy, of Sieubcnyille. in
the Presbyterian Church, eeremonies 10
At III c'clock; after which a collection will be taken
up from the momhcrs of the Order, Er The benefit ~
the Wheeling Orphan Asylum The citizens gone
rally are invited 10 aucmd a. the Church.
The Uall Will BE- open f9f the reception II visit.
ers on the 2Gth from 3 s'olDck 10 8 r. NJ, and on the
27th. FROM . ~. NJ until 3 r NJ
". G. HAWKINS.
ma Aim Sec'v COMMITTEES % invifation.
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TRIST SALE

DY virtue Of n deed of trust executed Ivy John
- McCaskey bearing date on the 2lth DAY Of Dc
iober 1899. recorded in the Clerks office Of The county
Court Of Ohio county, ! shall on Monday The first day
ofMarch next. between the hours OflO o'clock a. NJ.
and 4 O'clock p. NJ. at the front door of tie Court
house Of Ohio county. proceed 10 sell at public auc
lien. 10 Inc highest bidder. the West half Of lot No. 8
in the 22d square in the Bellair addition 10 The city
Of Wheeling. whereOn is a good brick house. For
the terms reference may I've had To said deed Of trust
Selling as trustee I will convey such title as is vested
in me by said deed Of trust.
Jan 2S-ts DANIEL LAMB.
~ The above sale is postponed 10 Saturday April
10Th l84I. ap5
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Arm. -. 1871.

The n rer.-~Sleambuais arc a irving anil J.,,,,;,,
freely. and apparently pretty well freighted. For N.
stage of the river. see boat list.
Ia Flour there is no change. II i.
firm at our quotations. and at present but little i. do.
'ng M II on account OF the state OF the road, which
prevents its heing hauled in.
BACoN-lss;ill on the decline. We quote TODAY
his4 hog round, for which Il can readily be bought
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

E~HAIREANK'S PATENT PLATFoRMSrALES
l. These Scales are made ia every variety Of
form from the 'mall counter scale To Ihnse IN use on
rail rrads and canals.
These scales have attained a popularity throughout
his c""ntry and EHr9p". never enjoyed by any other
Modification and arc highly reiterated for their dura.
6'ttfy and orirtDte accuracy. Manufactured for the
PrOprieiors for The Western States, BY
l. u. LIVINGSTON. Pittsburgh.
Orders for the above scales, received Ly
J. e. X. MORRISON.
Corner of Market Il AIonr,e ST.
And 10y MICHAEL REILLY. Market Squire.
VIII" are authorised To sell nj Pittsburgh prizes.
Als1 Whites Patent counter Scale. Manufacture
ell Ivy OTIS Young. a new and frs, rate article ior light
weighing. m Z
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NO NONOpoTu


LnPortalt 20 W.'t-rs ~ ocAa.f, 4. P,a
DEALk.kS,
MERCHANTS inicrcnicni rry.s,,,.,r,I
lVl for the transportation ct Prslncv nua ~
chandizo between Pittsburgh aud philadelp,io. an,
Pii'sturgh and Baltimore.
IiV s,",k vi L.is i,ae Un.-,-Is uf The 6r-i rIas.
spring ears. metal roofs anil new dcckcd canal boats
Merchants are enabled TO have their gopJs carried BY
tins line; with NJ much despatch. and IN n good order
a. by any ether line. The propr,ciors will give their
whole attention (bsing free from any combination
having declared themselves independent &c the other
Lines, are determined not To combine with ihcm)and
conhbently hope that the Merchants sfthe West will
s,Istain Them.
Expenses paid on all yosLs consigned 10 The subscri
bers without charge Of commissions. Gosls cotlsirn-
eel To the agent az PiItSburg received al the Steam
Boat Landing and forwarded im~ediaisly without
charge for drayage.
PoqYri.tor'. KooNS. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
Philadelphia.
H. l. PATTERSON.
IIo'lnlaysburg.
Agents. kOONS. WILLIAMS. Il CO.. frt
wharf. above Race street, on the Unaware
Philadelphia.
SAINT. NJ. KIER. Canal Basin. corner
Liberty and Wayne streets. Pittsburgh.
Refer 10 Messrs Lyon. Shnrb n 60.
W BuTb, idge Il Co.
" walIingford Il Taylor. Pittsburgh.
Il" M,Nay. iinnnu 4 Co.
Geo Breed,
Messr VIM e Stewart X Co. Cincinnati.
mar 23-lp
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OFF CE
d. 8. Gregory e. Co.
WUEELING. "

The attention ofthe customers Of
ID. :. Gregory s. Co. is respectful
y solicited to the following Rich
ana Varied Schemes for April
lS4I.
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

SORkeSrED TgI wEEkLy FOR THS rtMEs nv
A. p. GOfF N co.
'+''"'"se D'O@e's. lOI hsta street iIAoeting 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13

ALIES, are informed that Todd & Isham have
II Just received from the eastern cines a splendid
assortment OF hne black, white and brOnsed kid
slppeTsN buskins of bcst quality and Iatest s,vIc.
also kIa call and seal walking shoes. Lace boots
village aud Pans ties. Paris cord SATIN and coTriso.
Morocco CALLERS,
Please give ~ n call n, ooa AZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-13
REMOVAL

VIE office No I'll 81 Clair street Pittsburgh. "a.
II has been discontinued. aud the medicines for.
merly sold at thai office. viz:
Dr Harlich's Pill, DR. Leroy's Female Pills, DIR
Paris Sooihing Syrup. for i~eeIhing. DIR Co.'s Embrc.
Gallon. and DR. Swayne's Compound Syrup. or Pmnus
Ntrg 'nIana. have been removed. and are are now for
sale. IA large or small quantities Ia suit purchasers Nv,
CGRrlSS ~ co. General Agents.
. their "fice IN 81 Clair street. directly opposnc
the Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh PA.
81 Agents, Physicians. Druggists. and Others,
promptly Supplied by forwarding their orders as above.
These medicines are also for sale by
APP JOHN FISHER. Wheeling Va.