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NEW ARRANGEMENTS

a. RICE, q }. J. WELLS have ,sso.,o,o.,
- themselves together m business under The
name ana style OF RICE q Co. and ,hcy now ,,L,
pleasure 10 informing their old customer, and ,I,
pubic 10 general that they are now receiviry c,r,
gOoaS-COnsIsiiur Of "'''''e'
, Slack Blue. Brown, Olive. Dahlia. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths which have NOT h.. -
PIs,ed ~ beauty and quality IN this MARI, -
'oi're-Also. Black. Blue. aud Pane, I,.s;,',
every style and quality 'i
1-;I' Simmer cloths Cassimeren Bombazine. Line,
"Ii'ihss' IamhrooHs, and many other ,r,;,I.. -.
Ole Tor summer Goals and nar,. Su''%
,h., 10" ''s.ss OF every variety ofsrylO and colour
ostlher with beautiful assortment ~ i,o,
SIN and Cotton Shirrs-Siocks. Collars Snsno,''
aers' Gloves CTavats, &c &C. oil of which III
sell very cheap Cor cash. Si"'i
y - Weare also prepared In mako nj, ,r,,t.--
to order IN the best and most approved III
Our old Customers. and the public gensr,II,, s,,
respectfully invited 10 call and examine for tbo,,sI
yes al No l39 Zane's Row. ''''''''''
s RICE g. 60
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NYSPEPSI or TEN YEARS STANDING;
~ am truly happy to state To the afflicted
community that n member of my family was AZ
h.eied Tor ten or Twelve years with the abov.
distressing dI~csse. The syn ptOms were great
Oppr, ssion Aztec eating acldIjy at the stomach:
severe pain an the side and breast slck headache,
mental dependency, with other symptoms, du-
mag winch time numerous remedies were pro-
cured without obtaining much relief Having
heard OF the good eft cts Of DR. iIarlich's Com
pound Strengthening and German Aoerient p m 8
was induced tn give them tTial, which I am
happy 10 state that by using one box Of the Ger
NAN Apcrient FiEs. accompanied by the
STRENGTHENING Tonic Fills, that thew nave near
,yefao.clisG the disease. l cor slider Il due TO
nose afflicted, that make this acknowledg.
meAi, that they iHay likewise procure the same
.nVa,uapls medicine and be freed from those dis
uessIng diseases.
With gratitude and fespect;
WIN. v. SPEAR
No l25 Old York Road
For sale al No 10 North Eighth Street.
Also b. JOHN FISHER
wv y Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

STACKING BOTTOMS Constantly OF hard a.
- ior sale by }. {. HARBOUR * co.
mayo 1877 Market Stree
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

the banks marked par arc Teceiv, Il on ,ispo.
site at the banks in this city. Thoss banksmafk
ed are not purchased.
OHIO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01
=, BOxEs NITCHELL's Eun n,

:, BOXES MITCHEBL'S Extra No T.
R,s,n sap Just received on consignment, and Tor
.als by ATTERBJRY, Caldwell 4 co.
No BOXES Kentucky tobacco No J, pound
Iurp. Just received and Cor sale by
my 81 ATrEVBURY. Caldwell O. 90.
AuO 2. MACKEREL,-2j 5bis just rsceiy-
~ cd and .uI sale ny VI. MILL.
may 81
TUruuTegg.-i0 bhls BlIdmore No Her.
80 Just received and ior .slo low hy
may % w. MILL
A JUST VERDICT man was recently ined
IN Illinois for stealing B7ndon BANK money. ihe
80, c,.,o5 b,o guilty Of he hsgih Of ncIHHets.
90 os he offence was not punishable by either STA
,Its or criminal Jaw be prisgnsf vas discharged
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01
GRAMMAR AND PENMANSiIP
CONFINED,

~ RUGGLES SMITH. in order to form as
. class ola sufficient numb r. proposes 10 teach
PeHman-hIp ~ C0nueNuu with Grammar Tor 50
the price usually charged for either branch alone
Instruction IN Penmtnshlp will be gwen al all
hours OF the day. Grammcr during the evening
For particulars, enquire Of Mr. smith, at his room,
Liberty Hall, Main street. over Mr. H. Pollock
Sase store. may 2O-lt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LAST.

CJRRESTED rEi-wEEKLNFOR Eag TIAEs ny
Al GOEF n CO
EroinHge Brokers. l07 Main Street WAe,iing Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

25 TONS GI1c Scraps ysnfeJ at tho eoret
II Monroc and p yur'hs streets ty
usy 25 g. n HoRNBRooK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

". BERRY, respectfully informs The ,,,,l,I..
That be has on hand good assortment az go,
Gage Manila Hemp, and Flax also Patent Pact,O,,
arm equal If not superior 10 any manufacrnr,d :,
.ne n"ed States also Blocks of every size Fi,bina
l'ck'e' Hooks, Lines, DC. Lines and Ne,s oc ii
SORTS and sizes made TO order. 1''
may IL Al the head of Waier St,.o,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01
UPTON BUFFirLp

ISAAC cAyETT. UPTON nrFyt,t,
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY
No. loJ. Market Square, Third door North Of Mar,
~, Alley. WHEELING. Va
{ tANETr & DUFFIELD. take Ibi. .,,lv an.
~ P"r'nni,y VI informing the public u,.t thsv
aSo,1 opened an entirely new establishment a.
WHo 1TJy aiT prSen en-, 70 furnish az
anv and all articles usually f,nnd -
nehts y the same knd. CoIper ksitiss ,,'i'.i
uflhk rom one gallon 10 two thousand S,iioS-
together with every VARIETY IN In r., kst!9ts,
iron W are Line wal he made TO orJs, 1"e S~stt
AZ steam Boat work of every Jssc.;..:
mace IA the most durable manner and 80 PT 'p
or inc No nGIuce Me'aih1 Roofing Of copper, nm
the propretors have every confidence, II.
toners. " 'ueiT cus-
The senior in the firm has been ,pg,ccA r.
Iciry TWO wears IN an extensive Tin and Sbss,
ron ware establi hnent H. this eity: ard he i,
ployeu mCOl Geo Duty establisbmsn, :, :, III III
more copper work has been done Snr1p, H.,
prod man nj all other shops in the CITY toS.,bo,
ly ,,nT ~ copper un, aud sheet iron pfoInpt-
OR countTy friends may do well by giving ma.
car LS'ofe they purchase elsewh here
- mo lines are extremely hard We ,,a f.,
WIneq 10 sell AZ the very Owest arir. for =,
O.d copper, Brass and Pewter will ba tS.I.,
10 exchange for all kinds Of ware, Call snJ se eu
w. MAJ 6 3m @ q m
II
~ neaIest Style aud at short notice ''''
ces by C UaRRoI,p ~ eastern Pri-
~, Market ST
y. w. BANK. OF Va.
-prn, May I, l5II
LNhIDAG, the l4th instant. having bccr ~,
gu rs DAY ct fasting and PRAYER this off,,
~ .'. Ps 'oS"h Those having notes falling due on,
,h.. LAY, "'e RESPECTFULLY requested to attend 10
them on the previous day J. LIST, C,sl;a,
may s o'S"isf'
y. ~ "a AgAMS. having received his new siock
70 OF goods erect from PhIladelrhia now -
- olr--'ns TO hls customers and otbsTs ~
~ p@IohIse hiiG fer cash or approved papersf
n. i5HNT'ms. tall and examine for yOuTSeIf ar
--- o.Itet, may Sim
~ OiiCh.-l hose kGo wing ITeInS- TI.- - -.
~ indebted To- me for = lGr,sr ,Ir,a - re- - y"
months either note oUk will do well 20 Iii
im nu se, , ne ihflr accounts immediately as INV
,v N nus ne settled and hope tbs notice
WI I'D D' suHleiHni as no other vii be gwen.
TAiLoRS.-I havs on hand William,
-; fashions, got up IN superior STYLE. Tbose
%lshiHg me spring and summer reports can have
Il superior quality 4. NJ. ADSTSo
mays-Sm
Gazette and Argus publish month.
~ nHDs o SUGAR. JOS, received y,
Ley consignment. ard Tor sale by
b ATTERBURY, CALDWELL co
w BERRY. respectfully informs the pubI,r
That he has on hand a good assortment of en-,
cage Manila. Hemp, and Flax also Patent Pack,Da
iarn, equal II not superior To any manufactpr,di
sne MED States, also Blocks of evory size Fisbina
i'cA'e' Hooks Lines, DC. Lines and Nets Of ali
SORTS and sizes made to order. I'll
may II Al the head Of Water Street
SPERM OIL.
'ASNS winter strained Sperm Oil. received n,
Encouragement, and loI sale low be- "
APP IL IOUN =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

4 NoFFEE.-1O bags Rio coffee.
" DO Pepper.
3 do Alspire.
> chests Gun Powder Tea.
chests Imperial Tea.
chests Tyson DO
chests Young Hysou 90
received anc FOR sale iuw Tor cash.
NAV 10 iOS REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

DALM SOAP.-31 boxes. M I. su, erior
Z article received and for sale low bv
may / NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01
RDOTS AND SHOES,

No l5S. corner Of Madison slrecu
May ~.
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NJ HEELiNG s. VIRGINIA RoTTLING
w CEI-LAR.-NlI.i lam LEVADOCH re-
Spectiuiy raj rms abe citsoEs end the public
generally MAJ NJ has opcusI his cellar for bot
Jung The french Brewery sui'TJCr PAIEALF.
eAciusiye'y, AT his stand on Water street iormer-
~ occupied by Mr. Hornbrook, next door to NJ
lodwick =, he has n large quaint, OF Bristol bot.
Ties On hand - that he ~ sUl, o. supply persona
desirOus of having a rich sparkling Ale. equal TO
any manufactured 10 the east: or, ~ the MALT
LINE, any where IN any quantity, fOm dnzen
To any amount. TIE FRENCH BREWERY
ALE VIII recon mend itself without a LABEL.
The o.ly recommendation the proprietor thiu ks
necessary 20 offer the public Is totastc his ale u
Judge for themselves. He not disposed 10 I'M
pose on the public he warrants his lie Dr~r. and
VIII tetveTn any where ~ the city at % CENTS
per dozen. II" hopes by strlrt attention 10 bu-
sin'ss 10 receive n share Of public patronage.
Always on hand the very DCst article of CRAB
CIDER, m BOTTLES.
The citizens ofW hceling are informed that they
canObialn FRESH BEER dluug hs entire sum
uier. wholesale or retail % the french Brewery
also fresh BreNtTs YEAST.
may '--8wp \ ST NAVTIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

% BAGS Rio Chflre.
= barrels \ o Molasscs, I'm primo ordcr)
Received on consignment md Tor suIe low
MAJ - JACOB d MITCHELL.
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NAhES FOR YOU Tales G,r YOU a col.
4 lection Of original and selected literature Gum
celebrated English and American authors.
Just published aaI for sale at the R,uk,to,e nr
my Is JAS A. INGRAM. Va l2l. Main II
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poettral.


rom he British Colonial Magazine, January, iS4l
GEOGRAPHICAL ALLITERATION
The BreBers should to lfait-a 90;
The fools to rocks of Sciuy;
The Quakers 10 the friendly Isles;
The Iar-riers, all TO Chilli.
The little squalling, bawling babes,
That nightly break our rest,
Should be packed of TO Babylon,
To Lap-land, or to Brest
Cooks from Spithead should go to Greece;
And while the Miser waits
His passage TO the Guinea coast,
Spendthrifts are in the Straits.
Spinsfers should to the Needles 90;
Winebibbers to burgundy;
Commands may lunch at .Sandloich Isles
Ways poke their fun at Ehn-dy;
Musicians hasten to the Sound
All Mendicants to Rome
And lei the race Of Hypocrtes
AT Canton find their home.
Lovers should go to the Cape Good Hope;
To some Cape Horn is pain
Debtors should go to @. |. u. (Ohio)
Our sailors to the Main.
Bold Bacheiorsto the United States,
Maids to the Isle Of Man,
The Gardeners should to Botany go,
And Snoebiacks to Japan.
The Quarreisome in IRELAND
Will find their proper level
The Printer, when he sets these lines,
May post of to the I" Depii.". T. J.
A typographical expression.
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TNHE ANNAPOLIS AND ELK RIDGE RAIL
= ROAD being now open throughout It's whole
extent the President and Directors have resolved -:

INHE ANNAPOLIS AND ELK RIDGE RAIL
= hOAD being now open throughout It's whole
extent, the President and Directors have resolved -
That on SATURDAY, the Goth instant and daily
thereafter, at o'clock, A. NJ, Train OF Cars will
leave the Company's Depot at Annapolis and reach
the junction OF It's Rail Road with the Baltimore and
Washington Rail Road in time to connect with the
Tram which leaves Washington for Baltimore at the
same hour
The returning Train will leave the Company
Depot at the Junciurc of the two roads, Immediately
after the arrival at that place of the Train which
leaves Baltimore for Washington at A, M
Depot at Annapolis and reach the Depot at the juno
ton In time TO connect with the evening Trains from
Baltimore and Washington and will return TO Anna
polls Immediately after exchanging passengers with
those Trains
The Company's Locomotives are in charge Of skill
ful and experienced Engineers. It's Cars are commo
dious and well built. Every possible attention will be
paid TO the comfort OF passengers, All possible care
will be taken by the Company TO ensure the safe trans
peration and delivery of baggage.
The rates for Transportation of Passengers
follows
For the whole distance between the cities of Anna
polls and Baltimore, ~ 90
For the whole distance between the cities Of
Annapolis and Washington so
For any shorter distance the rate of six and quar-
ter cents per mile
TICKETS may be obtained at the Offices Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Road Company in Baltimore
and Washington, which will enable the holders to
travel free of all other charge throughout the line to
Annapolis And in like manner at the Office OF this
Company in Annapolis travellers may obtain tickets
which will enable them to travel free Of all other
charge to Baltimore or Washington. By order
SOMERVILLE PINCKNEY, President.
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NEW BOOKS FROM LONDON Two large
In cases of English Books are this day opened by F..
TAYLOR, direct from London, imported by himself
containing many valuable works, most of which are
entirely new, the subjects of Political Economy,
Finance, Naval and Military Science, Agriculture,
Geology, Engineering (civil and military together
with valuable works history, too numerous for
the limits Of an advertisement. feb2
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vT,REASURY OF KNOWLEDGE; price reduc-
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useful and valuable matter too extensive for the limits
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Handsomely printed and bound in full leather price
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british NAVAL AND MILITARY AL
ID MANIAC for 1Sil-Made up of matter of spe-
cia interest the United Service with beautiful en-
cravings.
British Army List of December, 1910.
British Navy List.
Major Hough's (of the British Army Military
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knowledge.
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Captain Drnkwaters Siege Of Gibraltar
Lieut. Col. Leach on the Duties of Troops, compo-
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This day received for sale Ga few copies only by r.
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A larger supply of Books on Naval and Military
Scienceswill be received from London in few days
jan %
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SHAKSPERIAN DICTIONARY---F Forming a
~ general index to all the popular expressions and
striking passages in the works of Shakespeare from a
few words to fifty or more lines, by Thomas Dolby,
London; the whole designed to introduce the beauties
of Shakespeare into the familiar intercourse of society
London edition, 1867 pages and sxpence sterling
A few copies just imported, by +. TAYLOR, for
sale at the London price. feb 2
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nICK's WORKS, cheap Complete in seven
IL handsome Volumes containing,
Vol Dicks Philosophy of Future State.
Vol. 2 The Christian Philosopher, the Connection
of Science and Philosophy with Religion with expla
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Vol 3 The Philosophy Of Religion, an illustration
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Vol. On the Improvement Of Society by the diff
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ranks with many engravings.
Vol. 5 On the Mental Illumination and moral i'm
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Vol Essay on Covetousness.
Vol. Celestial Scenery of the Heavens the Won
ders of the Planetary System displayed with numer
Gus engravings,
Handsomely bound and printed in volumes of 400
pages each; price for the set "a 25 published at 81.
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TABLET OF MEMORY, being a volume for
i daily reference, on all points of Universal Histo-
ry Chronology and Biography, from the earliest peri
DDS arranged under alphabetical heads for ulc conve-
ence of instantaneous reference. BY William Darby,
author Of Darbys Gazetteer; volume of 332 pages,
bound, price so cents. For sale by
feb 3 +. TAYLOR.
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CARUSfS SALOON.-Those spacious rooms
\ j known as Carus's Saloon, the subscriber re-
spectfuy informs the public, have lately undergone
thorough and complete repair, and will be rented on
the most moderate terms TO Clubs, Cotillon parties
&c. Suppers Dinners and Refreshments VIM De sup
al the shortest notice. Application to be made to the
subscriber at his It'll street. where all orders
will be gratefully received and promptly attended TO-
dcc t9tf L. CARUSI
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r LECTURES ON GEOLOGY Translated from
1.-the German Of Won Leonhard, by Rev. T. G.
Morris and Professor +. Hall, A. M Three num-
hers now published the third number this day recev-
ed, for sale by +. TAYLOR price 81 cents per num-
Der with many cngravings feb 2
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ance Of our high trust and violation Of the Consti
tuition. II we sell at all, must sell in good faith,
for valuable consideration, and for the benefit of the
United States.
What Is the consideration reserved in this act Of
cession1 II purpoits to he 65 per cent the sales
In other words 1t Is proposition 10 cede 50 per cent
of the proceeds Of the public lands TO certain selected
States What consideration for this IS per cent. 7
We have been now for fifty years administering this
trust and we have not yet got through with it, II is
IN fact, continually opening upon There seems
something magical about it. 1t grows we
proceed portion Of the trust estate has been de-
stroyed and yet, just fast have sold and con-
sumed IT. Il has increased upon hands. In proper
ton as We have assembled in our legislation a wider
horizon has opened. At first there was a wall of In
dams and Of foreign territory all around u.s. but with
every rolling year its limits have been rolled back II
is not now bounded by the Miami nor by the Wabash
nor by the Mississippi; no, nor by the Rocky Noun.
talns But my honorable friend here (Mr. LINN in
vokes the Senate to extend its view TO the mouth Of
the Columbia river. We have not done with this
trust, nor half done with it, We have built up an
empire, and yet we only the threshold of our
possessions To show how little we have vet made
by it in a financial view let state that from the
returns as brought up TO very period our
penscs have exceeded our gains We are not vet re-
paid for the expenses of the trust We are more than
five millions yet in debt speak of the whole domain
however derived The cost and charges of manap inp
this property have been ssIO2, 900 600 The income
r, m 1t has been not quite $96 900 900. Nor Is this
difference the only balance against Thus far the
sales of the public lands have reimbursed the ex-
Penses OF their acquisition and preparation for sale.
The following is the official statement of the account
current OF the United States with their public lands
Statement Of the cost in The acquisition and manage
ment Of The public lands, and Of The receipts arising
from The sale thereof 10 the 30h September 1888
The whole expenditure under the head of Indian De
partment, from the commencement of the Govern
ment TO September 30, 1885, so far as can be ascer-
tanned from the records of this office,
amounts to 1892 Loaf 596
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nESILVER'S POCKET BOOK ALMANAC
~ for lS41, containing also diary, ruled pages for
prospective memoranda Cone for each day in the year,
an almanac various useful tables, &c &c combining
also all the utility of pocket book.
Just received for sale by
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An additional supply of the valuable Boston Anne
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TIME DOLLAR MAGAZINE by N. p. WiHts,
j. To be published monthly, each number CON
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ouarto pages of literary matter with plate Of London
and Partisan Fashions every three months all for one
dollar per annum. ,
The Dollar Magazine commences with lSil-the
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a MEXICAN NAVAL BATTLES, in vol.
IA with many engravings 21s pages, price 62 cts.
justreceved, for sale by +. TAYLOR, being com
plcte history and description Of all the Battles fought
by the United States Navy from its first establish
ment up to the present time jan2l
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DENNY MAGAZINE AND PENNY CY-
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"A few copies only good editions in neat binding, at
dollarper volume; usual price per volume two dol
lars. Jan II
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