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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29
SOUTH WHEELING ECLECTIC
gfTTnnV

, VIE subscriber has established m Eclectic
II school in ChapIine's Row, Souih Wheeling
Pupils (mlle and female N separate aparmeuisy
will BE- received. on Monday next the 7h inst
The Eclectic system Of edncation the most approy.
ed q he age in both Europe and sumo paris of the
United States cmbfa .es two principal divisions
The first division comprises. /. The developement
of The mental faculties, Physical Education.
Intellectual education and with The whole IS com.
Dined moral culture. The second divisop cornpre.
bends business. OF education spilled 10 p5ictice e.
tending IN progressive order from first prnciplcs
20 high auainmcnis IN both he living aud Inc de,d
languages Competent teachers are employed such
o. are we'll acquainted with the system
FORE term Of eleven weeks, 60. IS. Sc. and 40
according 20 the classification ofpupils
June I'm N. RUGgIES SMITH
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NEW PIONEER LINE.
BIZ National Read 10 PA'ladeiDhia.
Us MILES hY N AL

daily for Paiadelyhia. arrives AZ Hagen'own ~
time f,r the morning train Of Carr, Via CHAM
BERSBURG. CARLISLE, HARRISBURG end
LANCASTER.
This line runs from Hagcrsiown 70 Pniadelphla
distance Of I IS miles By Rail Road in Patent sale
o. Beam Cars
PASSENGER. from the east will always find stages
ready nj Inc d.pot at Hagerstown 10 convey them
West
Dor sea,s apply NJ tho Bar Of the U S Hotel
inae q EDWARD RIDDLE. Agent
s LOUIS Republican Louisville journal. Cincinnoli
Republican publish amount Of FIVE dollars and charge
tins Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29

NEW BOOKs.-Phrenoloeical Tour in ne
~ United Staies BY George Cornbo IN 2 voIs
Just received end for sale nv
Jun ~ ROBB a. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29

nNENThOUsAND.-5ih vol Of Ten Tbo,.
and Year Just received and for s,Ie by
kOBB A. STEPHENSON.
Jun2 Conner Of Main 4 Union IT,
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p 900 LBs. SPANISH SOLE Leather.

3 doz boot Morocco skins.
5uu received a. tho sign of he Big bot.
YsnIs SAM. McCLALLEN
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WNYSPEPSI \ OF TEN YEARS STANDING
H p-I am truly happy 10 state to the afflicted
community that's member OF my family was af-
Il eted Tor ten or tw"tve years with the above
distressing disesse. The syn ptoms were great
oppression after eating. acldity at the stomach;
severo pain in the side and breast scL headache,
mental despondency, with other sympto me-, du-
rIng which time numerous remedies were pro-
cured without obtaining much relief Having
heard Of the good eilt cts Of DIR liarlich's Com
| was induced 20 give them .rial, which ! am
happy TO state that by using one box Of the Ger
man Aperlent Pills. accompanied by the
Strengthening. Tonic Pills, that thew nave near
ly eiadlcated the disease. ! consider u due to
those afflicted that | make this acknowledge
nent, that trey may likewise procure the same
invaluable medicine and be freed from those dis
tressIng diseases.
With gratitude and respect;
VIM. VI. SPEAR
No I2s Old York Road
For sale al No 10 North Eighth Street.
Also by JOHN FISHER,
an ~ Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29

NHTILLISON ON THE CATECHISM.
Wv An example Of Plain Catechising upon the |
Assemby's Shorter Calechism by the Rev John .
Wilson, Minister OF the Gospel in Dundee For sale
At the Bookstore of JAS. a. INGRAM.
jun 10 No l2l, Main 81.
ENIsEER'S CATECHIsM.-'The West.
"a minister Asscmhlys shorter Cate chIsu, eAu
planned. by why OF Question and Answer. Ia tive
parts. The fourth Philadelphia edition. For sal
at the bookstore Of JAS. A INGRAM.
jim 10 No l2l Main ST
yVERRINGs.-4O bbIs Baltimore No Her
rings Just receive ed and for sale low by
may % NJ. REILLY.
HNOMBE'S TOUR.-Noles on The United
= States during a chronological VISIT in 1898
g. and 30. BY George Con,be in two volumes-
Just published and for sale 10y
JAS A. INGRAM.
jun IL No l2l Main ST.
VOYAGE 10 China Japan in the ship Morrison
by T. w King. just received and for sale
jun - by ROBB Il STEPHENSON
nISsOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
SHIP.-Nuucs is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing between the snbscri
bers under the and style Of o. w. IIeiskeIl &
Co. is dissolved. All persons indebted will please
make immediate payment too. w. Heiskell. All
those having claims az hist le hrn VIII please pre-
sent ihom iOr adjustment and pay menL
o. w. IIEISKElL.
Jun &c St l.. A. WASHINGTON.
The business will be continued as heretofore
by the subscriber Who will always Keep on
hand a good stock OF Dry Goods nj low prices for
cash. jun 26-3t o. w. HEISKELL
.SARDINEs! sARDINEsI-A fresh sup
y ply. Just received at tbs Family Gr,ccry
Store Of jua26 !. ". ELLAiAkER.
SPERM CANDLES, a few Boxes just reed
- for sile at ile Family Grocery store.
Jun 20 D. n. ELLAlAKER
DRANDY CHEEsE.-A very dslicIOu
ID and healthy article lur sale Of the Family Gro
csry store jun % !. y. ELLMAkE.'.
kpOSTON s. II. SYRUP, for sale at the
UD Family Grocery Store,
Jan26 IN. ELLMAKER
SUPERIOR OLD PORT WINE, Gr
Medical purposes, for sale at Family Grocery sore.
jun 20 l. y. ELLMAkER.
InLD GOV. JAVA COFFEE, Tor slle At tie
~ Family Grocery slOro.
Jun 20 l. ~ ELLMAKER
/ JUVENILE MUsIC.-The Juyeniln { loir
/ by Wm Nutuug. The Young Minstrel, by r 3
Mason. lor sale 40 the bUOksiure Of
/ Jun 26 JAS. \. INGRAM. No 1911 Nam H.
SACRED MUsIC.-AiasOns sacred n.rp
Vol lst ny Lowell Mason. Misous Sicrcd Harp
vol -. By r y Mason. 'fhc aDoye " Jrks will b.
at JAS. A. INGRAM.
JON &c No 2I. Main g.
HALTERs.-6O doz rope nplters. Hemp A.,
Grass on hand and for slls by } w BER ~.
jun26 head Of wstor q
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

CoRREcTKD rRI- W EEKLYros the TiaEs ns
A.P. GoFF 81 co.
Exchange Brokers, lO7 MaiH Street Wheeling Va
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MILL SEATS AND LANDs.
FREsH sIPPI.N.

4 r the SIGN Of the BIC BOOT JU.J 90.
y ceIvcd fresh assortment Of Ladies Nh
slippers black and colorcd. Ladies SIIk Ga,Or5.
Also cascs boys and youths Golf bouts.
SAM'L McCBALLEN
Irn - Corner &C Mann q Madison sfs
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.r,,r, ,oNrrsSION or PATH.


40 2. wNCKEREL,-2j bbis 5ast rsceiv.
u 81 ,r,I c,r nile b. W. REILLY
y44v Of
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he nanks u, arked par are Teceiy Il depo'
site at the banks IN tins city. Those banks mark
ed are not purchased
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CLARKsBuRGH CONNENTION

C. d. HUBBARD. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29

NlLDlNG-All jobs OF gliding done IN the
" neatest Style and at short notice
Curtain ornaments made to orier at eastern pri-
ces by J. &. HARBOUR, & co
may 1877 Market St
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29

HALrERS.-6O doz. rope Hsliers Hemp AID
Grass on hand and for sale by j. w. BER ~.
Jun2b head Of WAFER 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

law tnat may have passed q preceding Congress,
where individual u ghi. may have been Vested,
must be regarded the Of party infatuation.
The assumption OF such power is an innovation
the principle. OF the Constitution, and the long
established doctrines and usages OF the Country.
1t i, ct war with the best interests of ssciety,
agrarian il t- inception, revolutionary in is ten
dencies, and destructive TO the peace and harmony
OF our social and political system.
e If this power be conceded to our National
Assembly, it mus; pertain equally 10 the local
assemblies of the State Gsyernmonts and borrow
.ng additional strength a, it advances i; Will find
lis way through all the ramihcations OF society
unsettling and destroying all those obligations that
had BEEN rendered sacred and lasting by mutual
agreement.
The practical operation of the dsctriae would
be to inscribe all the rights Of each individual
in society, however dear those right. may be, mu-
tnbiltv uncertainty and change
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
DIR +. FELIX GOURAUD'S
FOR THE TOILET.

TO THE LADIES'.
DUBIIC APPRECIATION has decidedly stamped
] tue superiority Of Dr. /. ELM G0URACD'S POU-
DRES SUBTl.ES, or Penetrating Powders for up oong
hair upper hP.. sides Of the face back OF
neck, mnle, boards &C &c that te need be SAID N It's
praise beyond the ma,c announcement that Il comnes
perfect safety w!;h efficacy aud ha- completely banisned
The dee,-rou> preparations which have hitherto been
used. profess NJ remove hair.
GOJRAUD'- EAU DE BEAUTE, or True Water Of
reauty for removing trecblcs, tan pimpe', boiche',
burus. and all cutsncous eFupuons realizing deli
white cds neck and arn-, and .Lciting healthy
iuyerIc appearance. 81 per bottle,
GOUEAUD'> VEGETABLE ROUGE compose ma
terially from flowers and smpcs mpaFts delicate ssr
nation tnge the cheek mmoScabe hy perspiraton or
rsbb with handkerchefor linen cloth ~ cents per
bottle.
Pne above celebrated cosmetics prepsred only by
Dr. Felix Gouraud practical chemist and TO be had IN
New York onv a, h exclusive office. o. Walker street
one door from BroaIsay; Of David Sands & Co. Drug
gst. East Brcad*ay and of the following authoriseds
AGENTS.
Ns,y York-ALany-Aiex Guthrie, druggist Mailsn
lane. Utica-G. L. Brown. perfumer Geaes.e street
Poughseepsie-J Gray, Buffalo. Hinsdae, 5 ana jU!
Pe.asylvania-Phl delphi4-Mr.. Bre*n, 70 Chestnut
Ma Maryl.nd-Ba -Bauaore-Dayd F Smith rs North Gsy
- District Of coumbia-washias,oa-s. Parker Psna
sylv.nia Avenue.
> Virginis-Rr I;r,,i1 rchmonJ-Ms Frayser F street.
Con,ecucut-M c. Ferre. ewHagen-
A. Low. Chapel H4r.tofd-Welis y Co., l7o Nainst
Norsict-Wm N. Faulker.
Ma.s1chusstts-B-s'on-i. 5. Jordan, Mk-.treet.
Lowell-GA A Carleton 4 Co. City Hall Lyun-Dr A
|. Holder Worce.ter-M. D. Philips, Brney Place
Sprisrdeil-F \. CoSics, MaIn-s;reet- Lce-BuI *
Field SsleEi-W. i :. X. Ives. Ne"oaryPort-C.N N
Hodge.
Ne~-Harspshire -Porismouth-W. r. Preston
Maine.-PortIand-T. Hay- Il Co. Bansor-Ne'sfs-
Whittier * Galt. Halloweii-F. ScaDmon
Rhode rslaEd-ProviteHce, Charles Dyer ~ "esF
mip.ter street.
Ohio-Coiunbgs, Sumner Clafk
Fysry bottle OF Dr. GodraEis Cosmetics hss hs name
win the lagie OF preparation, and Ne"-lorA oio"n on
the four SIDES and h. fac smile engraved on The wrap
a, the Poudres Ssbtes. None others are genuine
y 1yrand
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
Sep! 2l. lS4l,

TESNEssEE-The Hon. Jane. c. Jones (Whig)
was last week inaugurated Governor OF Tennessee
His Address on the occasion was pertneat and
patriotic He spoke of the necessity OF some fiscal
agency Tor the Nation and Of the authority for such
n measure. He then quoted General jackson to
nroye ,ha, the distribution of the surplus of the
National Treasury was good measure He then
holds the following language
The existence OF parties is in the minds OF
some. source of slatm and regret lhat parties
do and will continue to exist as leng as our uov-
crnmen, shall retain It's distinctive characteristics
cannot be doubted and 50 long as they are organ
ilcd and divided on principle instead OF aHord'ns
ius, cause OF alarm to the patriot, II must be re-
sarded as atiording additional safeguards TO 'he
Public Liberty
- But when parry resolves itself into faction
looslug all the restraints of principle, II then De-
comes the hcnd accursed, sweeping over the
country like the hanc OF destroying angel
. 1t is not from party thar we have any thing 10
fear but from the excess or despolism OF party we
have much, yea every thing, to fear.
Z" The doctrine recently arowed, that Congress
may properly exercise the power of repeating any
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

5OKSsSAV'EGN ESgE Done year has Kings
4 Pafent Seli-RoGsirg Cuar bren before tho public
The mr., made Wa exhib b.e'l by hm at the AR OF
s4C and eceiyed thl frs Premium, "a Silver Medal
ihis year he Ggaln exhibited the SelfR Ockng Chair
with tie addition OF many improvements aud again re-
cciyed the first Premium. IL may be considered per
iccicd desirable article for family Is rot to
be found. Al wanting Rocking Chairs should call at
hING'S i7i g-osdw-v u27
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
PEOPLES 3ENE EoR ALIATS
= - AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES.
pE0PLE;s LENE FRGfa NEW-XOssSs
e. C-S>-s = TO zH9
- EASTON, Pa D. a

Through IN EOurs. Faro 0GIy g -1-----
Leave pier No n. X, Battery Place, at :. O'clock A.
W. daily, Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella or
the T.. Town end Somervle Railroad Boundbrook
leaving only 3c miles by coaches, making by far the most
pleasant and expeditions Easton For ap
ply TO A. d. ilope rs Courilardt board. A. D.
Hope sill accompany the passengers Bound Brook and
render all assistance necessary.
~ g. This the only line ths, arrives in Eas;on before
night Returning this line arrive. New York half
past IL O'Clock p a. so hours in advance of the
defful expires. mail line via y Brunswch1
IL The Express Line il their advertisement calls this
Line "A humbug. To prOre what say, give notice
that our passcpgers can thar refunded by
our Easton New York ii they DO arrive
a. both places earlier by the Express Ill Line,
hu=bur or no hualbuc. sid 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

iSF0gsfi aTsOS i, wanted respecting Simau
Watts. b. trade painter. and Jane, Watts taf-
ieuer, natives Of ChaliCrc, " c,thurS, Wiltshire,
EEgaud They sailed from Bristol IN Enelen-, and
landed IN New YORK IN l>32. TGer relations NerN
anxilu, ABOUT them. and ANY acquainted with ttcr
whereabouts will confer favor them b. communi-
catiag the sane TO BhOWN BROTHERS s 90.
90 2awSvs corner Of Exchanee Il Hanover 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

L NELSON a sesman sou of John Nelson. OF Rushy
ford Brewery the County of Durham. EOsiaad sailed
froA the port Of sun. and ,bou Rine yesrs AMI
landed az Boston, where he left his skip. Ii he
living he hear Of soethiEg very Fasch his adyant
age BY applying the subscriber. tire Cuy of Nc~
York TO Bsnamn Ord. Es9, Of Sedceheid, Ia th5
County OF Durham. Any who give information
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

WANTED D.-Respee,sbie famli-. srs Informed
" t'ere Is 10 charge FOR thS day at the o.
&c 81 BFo--~ay, where good h,lr car DC Aai.
rs 81 T. ELLIOT
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

nRUGGgsT A slsall Drug Store for 'ae lo~
OGoai location for pnysicsn. Apply To fSmits.
No 10 John street up st,irs- nj l"'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

iSTAsT ED--An American or Protestant glrl = 90
y general house work. whom good home coastau,
eupoynea, snd isir wages III be gwen. Apply At 743
Gr.snalch-st. u5 20
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

II Private Goarjing.-tientlcmeD wishing per
nanen Bonrd and Rooms location convenient 10 tAa
business part of the City. will he accommodated nj No. Tc
Just o Broad, way, here few board
takeh aud every mace render their
no me pleasant and comfortable The house is entiroy
ncw and uewly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
References -ych,nqej ya2 tf
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
u FARIi FOR SAFE, or Exchange for Gil.

E5.E = 4 II q Il SlAsIE, OF EAcHaHgo TOT Nlsy
ES~s Property-A Farm IN Queens County, l. l., cor
taniug between 80 aud ~ acres Of first rate Land .
IN q high st.:e OF cultivation. The Dwelling and Out
houses are all aud first order, With never.
failing we'll of coed water apple orchard, &C. The da-
lance is nine nlcs from NewYork. The above prc2uty
will e sold or exchanged for city property aud posses
given Immediately. Address l.. h s. at this Office
u 1tgwn
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

IN PURSUANCE OF erder of the Surrogate 4
the County Of New York, Notice hereby gwen to all
persoa, hsying claims against Henry Desnbough' late Of
the CI;y OF York Physician deceased present the
.an4e the vouchers thereof the subscribers at me
Office Of the suhscrber Thomas NcElrath. No ~ JONI
,trCe IN the City of New-York, before tn" t%e
iay OF January next. Dated Sewfork the lnth Gay u
July, A u. l:4l. MARY ". DEFFhN BoC "l am
THOMAS McELRATu, mr..
IAM p4rsous indebisd the above naineu -. 80, a
nueesred ,o MAXI Immediate payment j. D,-- g
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
c1oyR aNopYNF TooTM.ACaE
nKnSs-A .rnr-dlate and ne,

DHOEs-A- NM date and per-
go feet cuFe TIE o. hi. article be-
Ing ATTENDED -iih SUCH aspPy resul's
tAS9 q = II sl. l4ses of Toot5-ache IS now
81 x offered 20 the public n the conf
<Sx%y GeaI Eslief that is virtues une
cHN~{E%fs qgalsd Alter the f.iluTc OF all otaer
al.T>St<L ~ articles this ass given immediate and
~ ~ lasting relief. For sale by A B. &
q. SANDS, 7e and 100 Fu;oa-si.ce; also, by DAVID
SANDS & CO. - East Broadway. cor. Market-street;
Hart, 20, aud REG, 6ii Broadway Sym, g BoEesy.
Prics, 3s cents. ols I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
X. NJ. BLATCHFORD.
" ali I'm,

NsN-f f0rk, October Il. Is4I. OF I'M
II The Courier & Enquirer STANDARD, Express. Ro>
Ton auas. Paadelphia Ledger Baltimore Patriot Charles
Cogrier and New Orleans PcAyune, will please nub
li>h the sbovs Cshout thu, dircctonl once week fos
six weeks vrd send their blis tai, office for payment
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

"A ,tf.ANEED.-servsnis, seFVants-Americaas snd
w others y, the orisnsl Bo~cry Ohce. No 3S nj Ia
EsTANTED-50 Glove aad Miten Maker. Apply
~ ai21. Iudsoa 81. Also, ~ House sad Chamber
maI!. and mail Girls. nj lN-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

I.NMpLOYE:ss tc supplied With olerka, ap-
IL preuuces ostlsrs posters, gsooms farmers &c VITA
ont charge a; - "a I Rrosiwst- 90 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

nAVaON,y ENDEEaELE KNR-FOr wrlt-
ing ON iine. and cotton cloth-Tne superIo Ity Of
mi, valuable preparation any other Of the kind con
siss 10 it ben: derase hen written Will aot fad"
out retain, IL, brightness for years and requires bo pre-
marathon Il NAV he used wi,h pen l. Of
the proper consseuce gEd single ril will convince al
of Il, intrinsic value. Beware OF counterles Prepared
and sold by J. PAiSON, Williston, Northampton hSse
ard every genuine bottle MS signature ntt-
ont btch Il Is not gensins. Sold IN New YORK at hole
sale ans r-ta by A. B. Il D. SANDS Drugsists, Nos q
and 100 Fulton street, and DAVID SANDS % -
F,.t- 4 foadwnv Price, 31i csnt-. o&j In
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

ID Gentlemen. can be accommodated with ard aud
very plea.ant room wh-re there bat e~ b1ariors.
Apply at - Hudson street. n5 lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

DsHE CHANCE; FOK 4 SNAIL CtftraL.
Ia The advertiser, possessing knowledge OF great u
ny public will dispose Of tue same at rate thar
canno, oil 10 be Of prof, 10 The purchascr
To pers.n a sh capitsl oi $500, his an oppor
nnity OF particularly 10 one gong
South Apply to Il Mortonboro. No. Washing
Ten Hntn helS cen sn hnu.s of I'D AND L. A. VI. nl -.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
rI,.YOaiN AND ERIE lsAlAasOAD

~ STATE STOCk.-Notice ID hereby gwen that the
New York and Erie Railroad Company " Ill sci pub
auction the Merchants, Exchange IN the city Of New
York Friday, the l2h day OF November next ut IL
Clock al noon under the direction Of the Comptroller
one huadred thousand dollars CT Newfok State sock
bearing the of per cent per annum frsn
the first day Of Jisuhy o2, ncus yely pnJe5le quar-
tery on the first days January. Apr jay and octo
Der; being Stock issued pursuance of chapter 1876 Of
the aN Of sald the year l-ic, AMI IS reimburse
bic al the pleasure of State any tune after the first
dlv of January, lSi2.
The llerchant- Bank in the city of New-York desg-
mated a, thc place the registry ard transfer Of sad
S,ock and w ba the place the paymea. of interest
thereupon.
The Stock will be sold in certificates Of thousand
doll EACH and the buyer. ill be required TO pay the
amount Of their purchases respectively immediately after
the sale when transfers Will bemafe accordingly
JAMES B0WEN, President.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
w A N t S

1JINrED-A Maa pho viii adyaecs SsO1 and be.
w come sn sgeEt Ia very lucrative and rs.vec,ablc
business. that II require him 10 visit The ch.G ciir. c
Iac eoutEsTu and hduls States The po6t, ot b- .,l
Il ainoao, 20 rpssrds OF S.oo00 per aasua and bs
salary vii $40 clear a! expenses. Adare,. IrTr
,sa.r Office Of tho Tribune pi9s.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

EeSAstDsN - ts%sOtiS & be obtained 10 q pri-
ID votc family by Applying at so6 Hutson-st Jol-u
~ EOE %A7a;, SHIP GROCERY amt Ii
Ill QUOU STORE Stock and Fixtures. Good loca-
to-, and ne business. TO busincs nIu, bar
gcin viii be glsen. Apply this day. To
NJ lw. SMITH 4 TURNER. il lohn.si.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

81 KENNEDY, lately from Troy, N. T., taxes
~. tins opportunity TO isform MS old cas,omer-,
friends and the public generally that ne has taken thn
ClntoE Hair Cutting Curing and Shaving Saloon, l32
Clinton corner OF iraad streets. Havng hat long eTre
risncc IL Inc business, ne Is competent aud curl
Hair IN the fashionable style. Please give call
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
NTOTECE-CAYTTGA LAKE AND INLET STEAM
I RIAT COMPANY SrMC k-Nnilcc Il hrrebr glYen

NTDTEGE-CAYIItA LAKE AND INIET SIEAN
Y BJAT COMPANY STDCK-Notcc IL hereby given
ira, Two Hundred and Eirbty Shares OF the Stock
of the Cayusa Lake and lnet Steam Boat Company,
wach share. were hypothecated b. Richard Va
rick De WIZ to the subscriber the payment Of
seven thoasaud hundred and dollars and o'ty-
x c. nts will be sold auction for The payment oi the
balance OF the for which they remain pledged or
80 much thereof s the said shares of stock wl bring,
;e Exch anga In Wall street the Cy of New fork, on
,e lin day of November at II o'clock at Roon, OF
tha, t.Y Tho asioua due tho pledge OF saic stock
the day the date OF this notice l. ve thousand TO
hundred and thlr,y tive dollar, aud cents. The
original price OF said ock fifty dollars each share
ana II /. full stock. Dated October H. ISL.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
pr,ss {. VIZ Vrrcur-4 AttornIes ol- MI
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70 BceKman street, for the winter
Gail and see mi I'm
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.1.pFb FiANUFACTGKE AND COHt

;D.spEh aiANUFACTGh hEks' AND COM
| MISSION WAREHOUSE No. 81 Liberty street
Printing Li;hogr.phc, AID Coored Papers IN all their
yarlet!e. made to order OF any quality from News
N the nes; Book per made the country the far
,,arket prices from the very superior mills of Nesrs
e and w Curtis Boston aud w. s 81 Curtis BellvH!e
Land from several other manufacturers having me bes
Of aachirery All orders thankfully received and prOmpt
n-.n--.ad anz f-n EDE-ARn cIrR rs. Ager
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a GREAT fsARsAsN.-A farm of 40

1% ,c,,sI Ulster co. y YORK u miles from the Ilud-
-on rivcr nlc from Kingston Court House. The soil
is wa;m aud good under fine Improvement, having
thereon good house. barn. hou'es and orchard of
100 thrifty apple and ohcr fruit Price 81 100 $1,000
III remain oa -ond and tsage For particulars appl;
soon To SMITH Il TERNER. 10 John St - 2w'
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"a1U LAMPS ne~ anG large assortment
oi Hal Lamps and Lanterns Astral Lamps, ,Girando.es
&c lust opened and for sale by
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TUE Seasons: By Mrs MAsEr, Author OF Converse
tlon' GU Chemistry &c &C. PhIladelphia Lea N
Blanchard New-Iork u. Appleton & Co.
-Four lt'lc volumes for young readers descrip-
tive OF Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter fairly
illustrated aud well printed.
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atzM 10 a-Part Of The TWO story house, No.
2a l6G Chamber ST TO Il small family Pos5ession can
be hnd Immediately. Inquire AT $50 Fuen o2siO-
- FOX SALE OR ENCEfAHd;E-A
Lii House and Garden containing lots -6u street
the reservoir well stocked with frut and capsule Of
profitable Improvement 4 Farn property tho
cty would bctaken exchlnge, and the balance, if worth
over 60 coo, paid in cash. Apply to STllWELL ll2
ChrystIes,reeC oI3 3wW&SGt-