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New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
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II school FOA BOYS, NJ New Rochelle, Wsstches
CcuRty, :. !.
The next Term of this r.,tatioa Will commence the
first Mon!ay II November next The object OF tais
School the education Of 2ot srch principles and IN
-uch d wy an Christian parent would desire.
The course embraces all tie branches Of thorough
English Edacsuoa and =!so tho;e "hic are required Tor
atmssioniuto any Coil Further information may be
learned from the PFacip4 who m,y be un; the lst
D PRATT, PRINCIPAL.
Reference is respectfully male to Dr. Mott. Potter
Prcudi:. Union Colic--; Reverend II. Nnslow. q. W .
Blacten :. Woodbridge. Boston, Mss Rev. Drs. +
II. skinner. r Z Ncrmiye, Professor H. White. Rev j.
". NcLsne g Is. C-e.vef. WIN. Adams A. d Smith.
Hon Clark, G. Hal,tc!. \. White. T. tiilchrlst,
J. Pane /. Zerera, II Gslsser, Ears, y. Y o23 II
5IisEnasE GltS, UAt;E.-Msdame l.. MA
Z NESCA UUKAND'S FIRST class for the season com-
ner--s ihis evening By the system she purss-s the
learner may acquire ihr know ledge Of French by only
ie~ lessons week of m hour each, dfrng the winter
HgassC TUiTa0N.-WILLlAM Pi.ASE, Pro-
6s fsssor Teacher OF the Piano Forte Organ aud
Singing respectfully alorm- the young gentlemen o. ti'
14U BroWiTay, and ready to commence giving lessons
on tho riano Forte rn either the dag time
rvcHing. Geu'ner wishing to comme nee VIII pier-e
make application 1T ihe hu'ic Saloon, No. 'Ou Broad
way. (2d door from fourh-st.) Terms moderate ola
NEW AND ssAss r.-AMERI An AND FL
" REIGN Periodical constant! On hand and re-
gu!4rly received at kI%-i CO.'S torcica aud Amri-
can Periodical Ui ,e 4g Broadway, where may he found
upward. of different European and A=,c'
t,ork. Fr-nca Germ I;ain aad Enclish cfthe high
ct order OF literary msrI;, t1r by the number
nual .upcnpuon which Medica', rh-oiosi-
cal Ncchanca M-rcaaulr. ntfc. Political. Naval.
Hii;sry, eri 'ary a the select General Literature
Murll and Fashionable PqriD-icalS
Sb rpcn, received and ~orbs forwarded to all psrI'
e the United Stltes eie here TO 4ny places free OF
Expense the snbscrIber) receiving the am-unt oi
ahcrp,ioo. Catalogue aud prices of r. Prlodcais Eng
li.h Freach aud Gcrmsn forwerded by order postage
paid.
u Publishers of -ecc, PeriodoHls who have
rsngcment, with u res upon mctnod Of circua
tiou beng only comprehensive but al.o extsusvc
No agents employed bus such rsc-hisend works by
their address rcntcn cn'y deporm and real worth.
~ =. Cletgy:ncn Stuicnt, and -ctve enerp=lsnz bu-
slness aeu employees ,hrouchuu: the Unile states as
travelling gent, aud c1nya>sers. Terms made known by
application. personally or iei'ef. po,t I pai1.
ei,e4 ior MI frern ~srk- issued - nunher
~ othe ise from part of Europe at KING y co.
Foreign md American Periodical office, 100 Broad~ay
o30 l,eod
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

SAINT NIcmoLAss Book for all Good Ro.s and Girls.
Phliaje phia Thomas, Compartment, Co. New.
York f. J. Huntington Il 10.
This is a selection OF tancfu entertaining and in
structive stories for young readers, intended as
gift book for the Holiday season, now rapidly ap-
proaching. 1t extends to 2O8 well printed pages,
with illustrations.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE AT NEW-BRlGHTON, Staten Island, to the

amouu, of SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
rsNHE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW-BRlGHTON AS
1 S0CItTlON offer for sale by sub c-puon 1--WE nun
drct blocks of ground the most elgbly situated OF any
they possess respects conugy To the ic'rlos ana al
several of the most elegant ahd ccsirahIe 'aa ahu
country seats the vicinity OF the city oi New iorh
These fire hundred blocks TO be disposed OF at eight
hundred dollars cach every Of them III cost1ln tigh
bnlaC lots and will about G by 2lO feet, be-
ing sufficient for a cottage and garden plot
Each ..,,crber will Obtain block valued at accofu
ing 10 the cash aes made by the Association the last two
year from $1,000 $3.50 and he may have aHo.ted 70
hm property worth from forty to sixty tunes the 'aiue o.
MS subscriptions On Of them are splendid Improve
ments large mansion houses,
docks, sc. perfect order.
The psn adopted for dispo,ng Of the above property
oresens great inducements the capitalist desrouS Of
making god investments and to all who wish obtain
country residence at moderate price, aud IN position
the eligible IN the vicinity Of Ncw-fork' for eN
amno the elccaa country scat WITH about tour acre oil
1, ,1 adjoining recepty finished by Thomas EDayt Esq
AT cost Needing S6OUt1 and which unriyalied Tor
beauty of situation will become the property OF one OF
the .ubscrbe- free and unneHnbered at cost 10 hm
Of only f-O-
To -ome other subcrber will be allotted, free and
incuuberrd; Be Lr1ozt Hguse and grounds, nov occu
pied as seminary for young ladies' at an ann.sl rent o
$500.
The .pleudid Paoilion" erected in -3, at lost ex
ceedng sl5O000 including the grounds and oubuidng'
.lH fali to another, free aud unlncUmbered.
Briphten House which, with Ise grounds cost over
S3p GOO AID and beautiful cottages VIII De
come the property Of other Subscribers
The Assocaiion in offering so large an amount o. val
liable property time ON such favorable terms
merely remark that they prompted to do 80 solely
stn the view of closing their affairs within the term OF
their organized existence whIch is about drawing
10 close. They feel confident that each tsbscrbei
will obtain prouerty greater in value than the smoun. Of
hi. investment.
Lists IF the improved property (Which cost IN all over
s3e0J0O) wth maps and accom anying documents can
e seen on application Henry Lynch President of the
ASSOCIATION (a office ~ Wall entrance FIRST door
on Hanover street, who will give all farther detsiis OF the
Term. Of subscription for undivided share Of egh'
hundred dollars, as follows; ~
In cash ----' ..----V'''
Ia a bond payable and Two years Oh
interest ..----.--------------. fVo
SEQ
Books Of subscription opened By EDWARD A NJ
COLL Esq Trustee. =. the office OF the New YORK Life
aod Trust Company, No IS Wal st
n. h. The cash pa, ment will be deposited IN the New
York Life and Trust Company, and the receipt OF tn
Secrstary Of the Company given TO all subscribers.
By order OF the Trustees "i
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

81 KNNNR.Ds, hIey from Troy, n. T., tai- Il
~. tins opportunity 10 lafofm MS old CUSTOMER
friends and the public generally that he has taken ths
Cllrto. Hair Cutting Curling and Shaving Sioon l32
Clinton corner of G.asd streets Having had cng eIre-
ricnc. IL the business, he is competent TO cut aud curl
Hair in the fashionable style. Please give call.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

The LIFE OF GREGORY LorEz, A Hermit in America.
Ncw-Yurk John :. Tay lor, B-ick Church, Nasssu-s.
Fer many years dcspaired of finding any inhabi
Of Great Britain that coud stand any degree Of
comparison with Gregory Lop'z VesIey
A religious biography extending TO 1873 pages.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

- TO hE Part of the TWO story hor.c. No.
LIZ 1853 Chamber st to small family. Posse sion can
be n.d immediately. INQUIRE a $50 FUen o2siO'
- VALUABLE FAsku At AUCTION -
III" Farm VIII be sold auction at the SO r, 0f DAVID
Sander, oa III EliZabethtowu. on SATURDAY. no en-
Der 18Th at = O'Clock +. NJ Suid srm is row occupied
by Ben iamin w lcox AMI is situated witaiu milo
and half Of the hourishlnc village Of Railway "a -ff
County, New Jersey; containing 10 res OF eN@ei"et
aud thirty OF wh ch IN hrst rate new um1i'iy
meadow the remainder, except the waod land beng III
line tab condition The been put upon the iai NJ
gitAin four years past Thousand bushels OF lime he
SIDES much other On the premises are i0 acres
Of young grnted Apple Orchard, comfortable house,
safn &C Terms nsde known the time OF sale,
l-..
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
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HrsrorY OF THs NAVY THE UNITED STATES OF AME
xfc.; By J. FrMtM9Rg COOPER Abridged
volume. Philadephia: Thomas Cosper,hwat &
Co. New-York F. J. Huntington & Co.
Since Mr.. Cooper's work seems destined to rank,
a, least until an9,her war as the standard history
of the American Navy, we rejoice that this Judi
cious ubrdgemcnt Of it has been made The two
large and open octavos are here compressed into
compact one Of 447 pages, from which 30 far
we have examined, nothing is omitted which OF
interest to the general reader. Most of the ex-
eluded matter consists of dissertations Nutional>
policy, the importance and prsper constitution OF;
an effective Na,a' force, &c &c. which is out OF
place in work intended fer popular reading We
srs happy 10 remark that the cunbrous defence
of Com Jesse d. Elliott is also omitted, while all
the ccoua,s of battles. chascs &c. are retained.
Ii our Young readers. whose memories DO not reach
back to the exciting scenes of the Last War, were
bu, aware how far deeper and keener is the inter.
est of this volume than that Of the best novel of the
season. It's perusal would enliven very many fire
side, during the approaching winter evenings.
scAvpIsAv1A AScrEsr AND moDEKS: Being History
OF liennsra, Sweden and Norway; comprcbenhing
Description Of these Countries, Account of the Ny
thoiugy. Government, Laws Manners, and Institutions
of the early lhsbi'ants and Of the present state Of
Society, Religion, Literature. Arts, and Commerce.,
win Illustrations Of Their Natural History. By Az
DREW CREIGHTON, LID. and Henry WHEATos. LID
Ha'pers' Family Library, Vols CXXXVf. and
CXXXVI[
If animated description, profound research ele
gance of language, and subj ecis full of interest can
recouurend book these volumos will be exten-
sively read. The History of the Mortimer, By
cvI learned couniryman, DR.. Wheaton, has justly
ranked hun among the most elegant scholars, and
profound antquorics of the day; and there are few
works which have been read with greater pleasure
than DR.. Crichton's History of Arabia The cheap
ness with which the Harpers publish their books
in this admirable series is worthy of noti-e. They
sell tn ss two volumes, which run to nearly 400
pages each, of hne printed matter, with map and
eagravinss for 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
, ..Itsss, .,AsSpscT sT0EE.-Th,
VETS. vGLvErS :


Dt+ SONS aND Ei.a Is D. r. hh M-for writ,
this valuable pTepar other OF the shd cOa
s,s IN IL being more dHrahc hen written, Will not iEG"
but retain, brightness for years and requires hn pre-
p.ratou IL NAV be used SIlh a pen II II of
the nropc con-,teuce and sing Ti will convince ali
of IL, intrislc value Beware of c0unterfcs Prepared
aud sold by J. PAYSON, Willi'ton Northampton Msse
and every genuine bot- has MS written signature, ruth
out nhirh It Is not 0cmins Sold IN New York. at whole
sale aud rcrail by A. B. ~ D. SANDS, Druggists, Nos ~
and 100 Fulion-sreet, and DAVID SANDS Co. ~
Erst l.rnaiwrv Price 81 csnt.. n-i I'M
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

( Private VonTdirg--;ioniicmcn elshias pes
n,uen Board asd Rooms / location conveneri 10 g
BUSINESS part hc City, wi se accommodate IL; 70. -
Just OF Grcsd Hay, here bat ov board
trkom aad every eNeFuon mace to reader u"
me pleasant and con!nrtahlc. The hou'c Is entntE
,o- and HcTly furnished throughout Tenn', nod 'Its
R.coroncss p sch.agcd ly:4 4
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
: apEsx flaNJFAIga fS~' AND CONT

sbApEss fl.ANJFAIget as Ef fSs' AND COM
/ MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Liberty street
Printing Lithogr phIc aud Coored Papers IN all their
varieties adc to any quality from common News
to the incst Book paper made the country At the far
market prices from the very superior mills of Messrs A.
e and w Curtis Boston, and w. Il N. Curtis, Brllvhe
and from several other manufacturers having the bcs
Of machinery All orders thankfully received ond prompt
~ n,-c.fcd 4u7 fm EDWARD CURTIS. Asan
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

;sD.AISEs.-Pica,.ut rooms mud board is ps.Nalr
ID family may he had IN a,ury Geslracls location iui
csdsay-h fir,t cas>-a few SCI. CT hoa'dc-> oi
quiet habs Terms moderate. References required ana
rtl ls
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

7& ESss SALE OK EXGa a rs "a
sis Country Seat 10 miles frsm tho city, i-cnied IN
lucelo Coanty l.. l. containing upwards 81 'Oucres Il
ilrs, rate aud The buildings one dosb hoesc, mo-
1crn islsh with crates marble mantes, oaWg-toors'
c. extra kitchen; a.o, large barns, wagon tousH, car
rage house. shop, eranay poultry house eid yard Ice
house. with all other convenences nccessar' for nr2e
anIy The fru Of the best kind and IL every varsity
applcs, cherries, &c n abundance.
large amount of the money pay remain on POND AMI
or Brooklyn New-York city property "ouii
taken in exchange. Address l.. MS. at ths oiice
q,r
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

.aStssD AtD E9ss[5.gas may be obtained N pr
fs .of, ;amiIy by applying at a06 Ilut-on,-t Ie7-"
- FDx HAs.E3, \ SHIP GROCERY een ~
II. QtOR STORE. Stock aud Fixtures Good ."''
,l, and doug ige business To busines ~ a. psF-
,ein vul be gwen. Apiiy this dsy. 10
NJ lN,. SMITH 4 TURNER. IL JOHN IS.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
e. priyait ponrding.-Gont

~ eau ,n6 see, c6 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

- a s;HaAY ssastsAEH.--A fam q -
{. acrts L. Ulster co.. n. YORK, u miles from the Hue
:, n rivc5 milo ffon Kingston Court House. The 'oii
"a M ard good anu under fine Improvement, haTn4
tlerson good house barn. out houes and orchard %,
lc0 Thrifty apple aud other rU tees Price, - CO shto
n remain on .ona and mortgage For particulars apply
-,on to SMITH 4 TURNER, 10 Johu 81. ~ wv
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

D0AisD.-A geutlemaHaG his lady AID ssgie 'n-
- d,idual can hav. good ona.j IN private fAriN,
sere there hut ftw bptrder IN desirable Su1ioh
near - Luke, Church. 5-5 Hudson It. by caec rme
-. r6G-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

NV - sSSsv1S iss s.. a. ~l,h Bo,fd
bic for gen lclasn Hnd si> lie, sine; ren-
ilrmcn. NJ j04 Brosdsav stJt'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08


Referencc-Ior.cc Greedy, 20 Aan ST.; Hon Abraham
Rrittin Madison; George Draper, 50 Cedar ST. New
York; DR. }. b. Mann, aud Wn X. McDougal' Chatham
New Jerscy. OILS I'm
VALUABLE pROPERTY ROB SALE
AT FlERMONT, Rocklond county, n. fors.-Fhs
,gbscribers oer for sale the property which hey ~"
rcsie situate the village Of ermont, about thcc
quarters Of mile fron the landing, on the man hith-
@ay from the rls er the interior.
The above coG.ist. Of Lots-The fret j. bourtel
90 the east by he uubc highway length 81" feet ou p
vest by The New-Y)rk Fri, Railroad length ~ frc,
yh an average width OF 50 feet VIII, T. good ut
-nd substantial Of and naif stories
by is feet filed in with brick and well acspted To tAs
bu.ine,. Of country store, (Shch has been prchsiy
pursued thi. place for the las; forty ysafsl Aiso
brick dwelling. 81 hy y feet, with brick kitchen A.
t-chsd thereto wash house and p mp convenient Hoot
shed and other buildings neatly and conveniently
ranged.
The second Lot is opposite the fret i70 feet in lergh
on the highway, by average width Of 80 e, hch
good frame buildings occupied stare h'
the remsnder of the lot /, highly tIyat.d hitch
garden. During the last above premises
have undergone thorough repairing and no" in tho
perfect order.
Persons desrous Of purchasing the above property c'n
examine 1t by cslrg the occupaLt,, for lrheF "a
formation, TO I. DAVIS, - Wall ST.
AZ 4.s. Pm &c rArLHAN.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
a ssARslAaNn: s,AHG AENs !:

$50 sSARslA1Ss. ssAEG NENs - tar
s salc or exchange il tracts cf handsome Lnnd con
7T|f'- tanning l2j acres each oo of superior quality
,atcred with fre aud covered Nth hns timber
ucl as white uak hickory, beach, walnut, maple "od
sycamore. The soil adopted g wheat, rye corn oals
;ctIon. tobacco and irish potatoes. TIE above
lands will be sold reduced pric-s, and on term9 to
.uit or they will be exchange for almost any h!lt
merchandise. yor map-. dacrams and psrtenia's apr
IN SMITH & TIfRNL;R Ii John street IN 81 u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
ID Il y 90 DS.
cTTroo 81 RCSDI.E,a.l,.

SUTTON 81 RCSDLE, At -, Spriag stree;
> Offering to their customers lrs" !ecrIau
Of Fall Writer Dry Goods, OF >i,e., ut prce.
watch thev thlns vii meet the views Of any ;Aat may
give ih.n I csl!. They ssvc
Broaco;s Cas-nercs anI Vc>tiucS from auctioucheaP.
Flasnei. Eng.i,a, Welsh aud American maze, vcry
Dc I.aiaes ofuev - Ice, stripes. chcn,. sc.
Merino Of Enyli.h Gern,n ard Frereh. = low price,
We've black, bse black and colorcs, At lat !eaF'
prices.
Sks black blue black, and coorcd superior style, anu
no ta;ii.
Bounet silks of cherc wa,crcd corded chanrcsblc aad
oiner - les. ofthcm quite and selling very
cheap Sliiincrs vii DO well 10 call as they can
purchase u; wholesale prices.
Ribbons, Rb5oas, OF chene, striped. SHADED PLAID snt
vater-d for bouHets and caps at much lower prices
than III the early part Of ;hc season.
French Prlnts 81 styics l, 3D. Is ID >, = g. h
Amsrcnn and English Prints, very reduced Prices
Also Domestic Goods OF all kinds from the best fac
tories III the country, and AT factory price
Hosiery Gloves, Nus, &c almost enoies. variety and
styc with Almos, every other article oil fancy and
.ia5ie oIs II ne I'm. and prices that uuly
Ge.irabic Ia SPRING ST.
NB-Rut on rrice and no irrcptor nd
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

-Yors October ~, lSil. oli I'm
j. TIE Courer S Enquirer Standard. Express, Bos-
on ttls P.sdeluhia etge7, Baltimore Patriot hsrles
on Courier, New Ors,n. Plc,yrue, will please pub
,h tire ahovs NithoUj th> dire nom once wlek for
TX WEEKS send th-ir bill. this office for pr
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

ID and Ia, wife aad siugle gentlemen can be &C
,cmuodlted with hoUd pleasant part oi the cav ''t
IhAu nlnuies' nails from Fulton Ferrs Rooms
barge pleasant. Trr.h> aioGcratc Inquire -
- Adams, oi Concord. no ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
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LS& SONS Iji CuaIh,m st and Bowery.-rhc sub
,c-ibcr mt aGcs OF New York AID vicinity thlt
he has hand very rich snd elegant assortment
# LyGx aud other Fur Mui,. prices reduced full 81
per cent from aay previous year. He earnestly cics Il
call before purchasing. aud thoss no him
thy hll rot be disappointed Fur trimming, OF all
kinds, and Fgr- repaired mort notice.
90 I'm WATSON l5i Caath an II. api l61 Bo~ery.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

m :sOeJIS T'c EE1'-A room AnJ bsd ro"''
Lis with closets, paHr.s, Sc. suitable tor shl
,,o large extraordinarily well !ightGd sria-
+ia for a work k-shcp. Inquire on the prrm-c- OF
~ ff Join LOCKE. In ROM II 81 Ann u.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

Brsrony OF THs NAVY OF THE UNIrsp STATES OF AmE
Ric. By J. FE%iM2Rg COOPER; Abridged in one
volume. Philadelphia Thomas, Covper,hwait &
Co. New-York F. J. Huntington & Co.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

NELSON seaman son OF Johu Nelson. of Ra-hy
lord Brc-ery the County OF Durham. Ergaet sNilrd
rcfa the por; oi -rand about years sSo and
landed Boston. wherr he LETT his shiP. Ii he Is toT
wing hea- OF something very msch 10 his sdysnt'
,se 5y applying the >ub>criser. the Cuy OF New
NorS or 10 H uiamln Ord, Esq, OF Sed-ohei, IL thH
County Of Durham Any ~ho can gave information
respecting said Nelson will be rewarded Gcr Dong.
Rl.tTCuFnK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23


CITY OYFIC ERR
h7y'r-Gsorrs Dsliy-ofiee on Main stree,
Cfsrk-Js@es 5. WLe,i-eniss on Min ,rt..t
City Ssrgsrnt-J. l.. S,nuton-ofic. Nam Stree.
Superintendent s~s ~ H.rks-Jos,Ix PsruL
Wharf Muster J. G.. WILEY
The Clerk Of The NsrkE-wu Nail
Csrassr q tis C1y Hall. wsrdes
hdsrnen--lH Ward J. Murray lad Ward u..s
HCsansI u WsrdR sss. 4ih wsrS = Bisr-5,h
As"i'orf, oss fer eseA rsrS--l., r Csuph,ll;
I'd A. rsTinni ID. J. w. Rs5b; 4Gh. J. Rsh.soa S.h
Nm Tempelou.
SANITARY Co-ssiltes-M SEugh,sn end Irwin for
hs Let Ward; ~ MGinnis aud L-rzhlin; 81 liar.
ding and {. l. SIronEi 4.h. EieLsrI.5a..l IicI,r.;
9Th. Pratt and Qu,irier
Cool aS3 Lumber EssIg-er-y 9 Wl.y
STANDING COliMlT TEES FOR TIE COUNCIL
Q, Oriiassest-Msyor, Caldwell and wh..t
O. tI.anes.-srndy. HuKhe, and Selhy.
Oa Observation-Disclosures, Nesl and Morrison
o. Stresas7l AHeyG-S.lby, Dunbar, sc.usri.y
CALDWELL and I,uildn
Ga Water WorkI-Hughss, Dlnbsr and Graham
y, Make. House. -Wickhsn Graham AMI 'T.n..r
On CsII Bazks-G'shIn. AIs,us and Scsu.rd,v
On Htsrssr-n Lars. Brady, M'Gsags.y, Wick.
hsn and Tanner.
Ga Fire Dspari-ssL-sslby. E'Lur.. N.ri..n,
Hubbard sad Tanner.
o. Peahsas aSi Rs~,zsira.ess-R..l, Ls.IIia
ard Dunbar.
o. Sdlariss -WIekhs.. NC.uft.y. T..a.,. Daa-
ber and Graham.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23

TTVO THE FARMERS OF ONO. BROOKE.
MARSHAL, BELMONT and JEFFERSON
Csu1tirs-W1 agefu s.aIIs O. Isifs your particular
at.er.Ju o. This fura. usr4 improvement and res
gtc.0iy rsrfsst v1r 90 cg. The f-st tIfrs Ysu come
a. Wh6sIing nd our CoszIsc Srovr, Horss Fua-
stsstrs aul FAEsfra Urgrsu Estabishmsqt
Es,n and Union stf5otsi all nurcsass one Of thes.
faple.lsutu with tie a. 81 which one man can do
Is much work a. three or i5ur usn withoaO Before
fsa csfnusncs planning var corn ln the Oh fash
ss-4fsbs-is1a fuEalsr. And u Ysu are not gatis-
Ssd .rifh fts nariIrma1reE and convinced Of itt
S-ssf ufity afsr planting al your corn with TO-
vtil 49, ltJtcx. cnarge ustlisg fer the use of &c.
So -a.ura tns frsHay atTauFs1.
hdsa sfthaNssbss Tsrns, sas ka0 vash
I'm '17'' 49, 80 1rxSs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23
SVnEsaE;L!ING SAVINGS INsTITU-

SNnEELlNG SAVINGS INSTITU-
w TION.-The Office Of tina Whe,Iinp Ga
'ln2s Institution has been removed To The Ex.
change Ofico % Mr. John NJ. Clarke VI ain street
Bank. -
Ihs follow ng ara the terms upon uhisk Depcs
ss are leceive!in THE Institution
transient D0positss received a. In thar
Banks
o. special dcpcsit-s, or sums subj... a.
JIteNsl u days oiice,Interesi will be 81
me rate OF per cent per snnum.
aetd,ys' notice, ats I-2Psrssnt,
Atsnsnthu"
The SAME rroPoriioEsts interest villbs allo-ss
on Sepo.ites INSIDE for specified periods If tine a.
on subject ~ the above periods OF notice
ne business hours OF the laaiitu'ion srs from =
elock TIL IL A. NJ, snd from I'LL p a., but fer
ne tccGmmed silon Of trniisnt depestors checks
tl ne cashcdsnd sepOsiies will BE received al nv
the Treasurer. F'A -
rll P.H GREER Treasurer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23
WHEELING POsr OFFICE.

VIEW NAIL hRRA NOEMENTS.
oKEAr NAIL.
Prem Esti arrivesst 70 O'clock and 40 ainnis'. N.
To Yssi departs 81 = 1'el5ck, .ui 30 minutss; r NJ
Ffsn west arrives AZ O'Clock. and IS IainuteI A. m
lie East. dspsrts at 9 o'ciock A. NJ
Northern or S,sub.nyils Nail, Arrives st 30 zin.
uiss after NJ anl departs al half after one. p. ~.
Norm Western or Wooster Mall arrives TusIlsys
Thursdays ana Saturdays al -. ~.
Departs Mondsys, Wednesdays ssi Fridsys AZ
s'slsck. p. ".
sJuthsra OF Nsrieiis Neil, strives Tuesdays and
Saturdays at So'clsek, r. NJ
Departs Moajsys and Fudsys al o'clock. A. NJ
wo1Isfeid Mail arrives sTs.y E,arsdsy. 3 o'clock.
AN.
d. do Departs avery a'ndsy, O'Clock.
Pm.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday Thursssy and
Saturday, az IL ociock, a. NJ Departs SANS days at
I o'clock y n.
Morgan.own Nail arrives Tusslsy,s o'cissk r.
~; De9ari. Wednesday,, G Jclsck. A. "a.
Letters intended Cor ths nssGiug nails shSRld be
Ssp5siic3 81 Z o'clock in tho m1rnng.
Ialani postage Of foreyH letters must be Invariably
post paid.
once open ~ ! 2 after 3 A. r.
The Eastern Nail will bs delivered - the sitirsns
ssss.r NJ prepared. which will Be generally At a.
ter " Strangers psrS)as from ias county wait.
81 "a my tine.
Tho -fss opens on Sundays one hour sler the
pfsasraiion orihs mail from ne East. which will DO
G. W. THOMPSON. r. M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-23
Js wgsETott. sSs.r ed Pr.s~sa.-.

Hv>ss-s1s Tr-wsskly pspsr IA pAbisssl en-
vIes<ays fs.rIsys sas raisrss,s, q; IS per sa&vss
s.sr,sss, o. 90 al tks ed ,bs year IS ZOE siI
ses;ts Ne szs.srlhsf rsss,sd fer 80 terss Ia.
go zsslss.
Tss W..kiJ ,.,sr. iss vsstsr- viIIias fis... 4.
Rs5lithsi sE Wtssssisy 81 50 per snnua IN az
vsse. OF % IL AZ; pad uiiiis snssis frsn The
As.E,ias ofths year. Ne cav subscribers will be re-
s4itsi except saeA PsT ia sivsacs. For raon'h,
al Sc isi.ysFis5lT shs'lsa Ne subscriber received
,sr lss thaE siI ss.hs. and no paper @iscsn.
t.s.S .Ics.t q: ;ks !serst-a OF Iss Pussssr. uaii
Nsrrsxr.fss axe PAL.