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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

The iniernents in New Orleans for the twenty fear hours ending Saturday noon. were 45-a6 of which were from yellow fever. q
 For the two days ending Monday, the inierments were ss--s2 of which were from yellow fever.
 The total interments for last week were 27l--of which 222 were yellow fever.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

EJfessipe Enigration to hinos.-Charles Oakley, for the State of Illinois, writes that he is about to send out from England to that state from fifty to one hundred th6Yssads emigrants and that he will sooa proceed to Germany and make si- milar arrangements there sie l.il r ,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

If the object be to escape war with England at ev- cry sacrifice, Mir. Adams is right in beseeching MT. Webster to hold his office But in case of actual war, Mir Webster ought not to be in the Cabinet. He did all he could in the last war to break the spirit and weaken the arm of the country-and to encourage and strengthen the enemy; and the people cannot con6de in times of emergency in a Government in which he occupies prominent posl.-Nlercury.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

"What's that horse out of" said fellow, with a view 10 quiz farmers boy, who was riding on an old horse which showed less blood than hone. "Out ofl'-"Yes, what's he out of; doyou know?" ''Yes do." '.Well whal!' "Out of oats"
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
5 0lMMERCIAL RE GIsTER
MOBILE:


The mail to-day failed again beyond Columbus. This is particularly provoking, when events at con srrss so important occurring Happily the depart ment has got rid of Mr. Granger, and we may hope that il may be managed hereafter as ably as II was unde. Mir. Kendall. We have one consuh,on--it can't well be worse managed than il has been by thu relorm administration.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

The way they administer justicein Teras.-The fol- lowing is the report of certain proceedings recently had before John E. Jeaers Esq, high judicial off, cer of the republic of Texas, who is thus described
 ' The above named indiydaal is from New Jer- sey, and if he had lived in tue days of Hogarh, he might have been immorialised9 in oil colors. He is four feet six inches bigh and six feet in thickness, with an abdomen worthy of Pa)slaf. When dressed out in his mud pumps, hunting shirt and Mexican chapeau he looks the fac smie of the Jack ot Clubs His nose resembles vermillion pear, half way buri- ed in basket of strawberries. The following is a report of proceedings had before him at the las, court.
 Replblic of Texas. ]
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

The tolls on the New York State canals for this season are estimated at twenty one hundred thousand dollars They have already exceeded those of any former year than two hsndred and twen- ty fhousand.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
For stealing a mule.
Jim Donegan,


 The testimony was conclusive against the accused and the prosecuting attorney declined summing up.
 Magistrate lou must speak on this case, or d-n me- I'l discharge the criminal. Ton can't come II over old Jefers by laying low and playing dummy. My judgment s that the prisoner stole the mule; but as he is poor man, this entirely does away with the criminal intention which constitutes theft broth- CT Bill used to say in the Jarseys, in similar cases, and brother Bill was first chop lawyer.
 Then, as there was criminal intention, the mule will belong to the prisoner, who will be discharged on paying the costs of prosecution The prosecuting attorn ' will be sent of to the brg* two days for contempt of court, in not arguing the and pro- ducina the law The court will now adjourn all ca ses on the docket til more arrives from New Or leans, for tbe court prefers ice in liquor this hot weather; and the parties must bring fl in liberally when it arrives. or they will be erased from the docket. Them's old Jeffers' sentiments. Nov slope!''-[C Chicago American.
 aThe brig is an old hulk which was driven ashore in lsS7-the hold of which, in the absence of better modation, is used for ajail.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

A fiat boat was upset last night at the foot of Go- sernment street. by the wind. and man on board drowned He was ia the cabin at the time fast a- sleep. We have not asceftalned his name.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

Appointments by the President. George w. Smith Receiver of Public Moneys al Opelpusas, Lonisana. Charles B. Penrose, Solicitor of the Treasury.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
EEMALE DEPARrMENT-BAR AC1

LNEMALE DEPARFMENT-BAR ACA II DEMY.-This institution will reopen on Mon day, 27th Sept, under the management of the Prin- cpal and several assistants. Its studies will en- brace every branch of Female Education; and the la dies selected to aid in the several departments, are those whose experience will enable them to teach with facility and success
 sept 20 ASH VIM. HILL, Principal.
 OFFICE l. DRAWING OF LEESBURG LoT- TERY, Class N, for lS41.
 63-5-29-l2-2-42-l lI-55-27-35-59-lO
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
THOS. P. MILLER & co.
GEO. E. HOLT,

oEO' E1. TWILL
 "A CTOR-M MoBILE
 FVNHE undersigned has resumed the Factorage and Il Commission business in Mobile, and will be thankful to his old friends and the pablic for share of patronage. Having commenced business here as early 1919 and continued it up to 1884 aml heinz familiarity acquainted with the business he hopes to be able to render satisfaction, he thinks he gener- ally did, while he pursued that business. And he begs to refer such persons acquainted with him for the odlfrm of T. & G. Holt of which he was member) to all the various friends and patrons of his for testimony as to his qualification for thai branch of business. All business confided 10 his care will be promptly attended by his agent until his return to the city, which will be in October.
 aug5 29tf GEO. E. HOLT. lg5- The Journal and Advertiser will copy in the country paper until the lst of January next
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
AUCTION SALES.
BY J. REA.

On FRIDAY, at o'clock, at the Auct on stor |, 400 bbls Louisiana Creole Corn, in the ear,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

We are indebted To Messrs. Doubleday ani Sears for. copy of Lady Blessington's last work "Ihe Ider in France
 This hook ir journal of every day occurrences in Paris for two years beginning in lS2S and eH- tending through 1880, the perodof the last 'esou- ton. The fashionable society of the great metropo lis-ns elaborate trifing-the English who frequent il. and some of the lions of the political world are sketched in a very pleasing vein. The writer never attempts penetrate beneath the artificial surface ot things, and very unlike her sex generally deals hl!'e in those raptures which lady travellers think so ne eessary to book making.
 Mir. Allen has sent a copy ot new historical romance entitled sThe Secretary of MacChiaNelli, or the Siege of Florence" by Daniel Mccartney, Esq.
 We have yet had no opportunity of reading II, buI the title is ''taking one" and the subject must be interesting if handled with any sort cevemess The author plunges at once into the stirring part of his tale and it seems to be full incident and action
 We are indebted 10 the same gentleman for copy of Cooper's "Deer Sayer," and shall express an opinion of its merits as shali have given it a perusal.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
SPLENDID SCHEME. Capital, $3O,OO0l!. $l0,OOO!! $s,OOO !,
 ALABAMA LOTTERY. GDECnDV 2. Cn

Tickets $10-Shares in proportion. For sale at the Managers Office No. 54 Royal-st next door to the Ahambra. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. l07 Extra, for l8ll. 37-S3-7I-3l-2l-24- -46-64-47-20-73-
 5-25-S6.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

WILL BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY, Both instant at o'clock.
 The complete Household Furniture of eentlen a retiring from housekeeping, comprising arpe, Cha rs, Tables, Mirrors, Sofas, Sc. &e. sepl7
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
$a7,725
27sl4 Prizes, amounting to

27sl4 Prizes, amounting to $a7,725
 Tickets $l-IIalyes 30 Cents.
 Packages of 25 tickets, $25, warranted to draw at least $lz. Packages of 25 half tickets $l2 50, war qanted to draw at least $6. Packages of 25 quarter tickets, $6 20, warranted to draw at least $3.
 For packages or single tickets, apply at the Mana gers Office, corner Dauphn and Water-sts. "ANTED-A Negro Woman to dc the Cook W ing Washing of a small family in the country. Also girl about l2 or IA, nurse children. Apply at this office.' sept 10. NORTHERN BAGGING-5O pcs Briggs Bag sept 10 12 Water-st VENGEANCE ON BOSTON at 60 and 90 day/ L sight, for sale by
 septSc JNO. B. TOULMIN. .
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

GIT. EMANUEL STREET SCHOOL.-The o subscriber, assisted by competent instructor, will open an English and Classical school for Boys, in St. Emanuel street in the brick building between Mrs. M'Coy's and the Episcopal Church. The du- ties of the school will commence about the first of October.
 Terms oftution from 1 to and dollars per month.
 sep20 4Sc E. T. WOOD.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

EOKN.-Aboul 500 barrels new Louisiana C. cole O Corn, just received per schooner Clara and in store, for sale by w. ANDERSON,
 sepl3 45Kw l06 Royai-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

CTORAGE.-lO00b barrels or tle bulk thereof, can - be taken Storage in the fire proof brick store Mo- Commerce, corner St. Louis sts. Apply to
 sen22 J. A. COOPER.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

NOOPERS' NEW NOVEL-The Deersayerj jus U received by DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
 sen22 50 Dauphin.st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

HIRE BRICKS. .-SOM Fire Brlck, "Manue sep22 E. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
ORPHANS COURT-CLARkE COUNTY, }
 IuNr 7th IQAl

JUNE 7th, 1S4l. HNHIS day came Christopher Pritchel, execr of the Il astwill and testament ofNOAH DODDRIDGE and suggests to the that he has duly admnis- tered the estate of said Noah Doddridge and prays the court for order for settlement, whereupon n s ordered, that Saturday the 18th day of September next, at the court house of Clarke county be appuin ed for the settlement of said executor, and that pub- icaton of this order be made once week for fonty
 newspaper printed in the city of NIobile, that all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts, ,.-4 a.
 A true copy from the minutes. Attest,
 aug30 39*t40dys TERRELL POWERS, Cf'k.
 CIRoUir CoURr, MAY TERM, A, D.. Is4I. Larkin Collins, Attachment for szSz 36, in the.
 Circuit Court fbr the CountN o6 Joel A. Roberts. Jasper in the State of Mssissipp THIS DAY, to wits May 10th, hS4ks came the plaintiff by attorney into court, and it appearing this case is non-resdent of this State and lives and resides without the limits ot this State it is there- fore ordered by the that unless the said defen dant do appear here before the first day of the next term of this court, give special bail and pead judgment will be entered and the effects attached will be condemned and applied to the satisfaction of the plaintiff 's demand: and it is further ordered by the court that copy of thIs order be published in tine. Mobile Commercial Register, a newspaper published in the city of Mobile, in the State of Alabama ins six successive months ". NfF'HtHf
 In testimony that ike bregoing contains eopy of tke
 order of said court in the case thesein stated I.
 Larkin Collins, Clerk thereof do hereto put my
 name and the seal of said court, this 2Sth day of
 June D., lSils LARKIN COLLINS,
 Iuls6 ID monthly mos Clerk id Court.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

BY LATHAM HULL & SON.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

XXTHISKEY .-l47 barrels RectI6ed Whlskey, w landing from schooner Maria and for sale by
 FRANKLIN W. MCCOY, sep24 69 C0mmeree-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

XNTHITE LEAD.-35O kegs Union works White w Lead, received per barque Reform, and for sale by l. c. DnBOSE co.
 sep22 No. 39 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP.-A fresh V supply of this long known and valuable Cough Syrup received from the propretors and for sale by
 I. c. DuBOSE & co.
 sep22 No. 39 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

DRAGGING x ROPE.- lJ 200 pieces A inch Kentucky Basging. 100 < A & 46 inch India
 25 (" Dundee
 25 German
 20 Gunny Bugs 5a inch 'e Ca new 100 coils Russia Hemp Rope,
 100 Kentucky ss {"
 50 India ss 4O00 lbs Three stran (superior) Twine, For sale by sep3 THOS. P. MILLER & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

WhARF NofhiE.-WHEREAs, much incon- W venience and great loss is experienced by the Proprietors ef the Hharres from the present mode of shipping Upward Freight-Notice is hereby given, that from and afer the FIRST OF NOVEMBER NEXT, no Dray will be permitted to enter upon any of the Whiryes with Merchandise for shipment, without the Drayman first delivering the Wharfnger, (who will attend for that purpose) written acknowledge ment from responsible Shipper, resident in the city, of liability for the Wharfage, payment of the made in cash A. J. JUDE,
 sepl3 46 t1jan. Wharfnger
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

." "HlSkEY.- .--yl bbls kectlned W eslern Wins w key, for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 aug2 27tf 12 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

NORN.-3O0 bags landing from schr Maria and O for sale bv Taug301 J. REA.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

110 PIECES DUNDEE BAGGING, 140 | 4O coils Northern Rope, landing from schoon- Maria and for sale by
 sep24 FRANKLIN w. Mccoy
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

Elias Benjamin, ORPHANS'COURT,
 Estate of September l7, lS4I. YNHIS day came James F. Mcbride, administra- Il tor of the estate of Elias Benjamin, deceased, and represents to the that he has fully admns- tered said estate, and prays the court for order for the final settlement of his accounts with said es- tate. Whereupon ii is ordered that the fourth Mon day in October next be appointed for the settlement of his accounts and that this order be published once a week for forty days in the Commercial Register and Patriot that all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts. Attest.
 47 t40ds D. THOMPSON, Clerk. SOAP.-l00 bbs family Soap, for sale by
 o ap24 JNO. c. RYAN, 36 Water st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-20

CT TY OEFIC RRs
Eoyor--GSorgs Duliy-oi!iee on Main,rrr.t
Cisrh-jamcs 5. Hhcst-aiTieo on Main ,rt.,,
Cify SsTgerHi-J L. Singston-pffice Nam Street
Superintendent and ". Wsrks-JosI.u Poy.LL
Wharf Master J. G. Wiley
The Ger. y ne NTrksl-wm Hall
Curator ef TIE Guy Had Warden
A'dcrmcn-ls Ward J. Murray 2nd Ward ,J,m.,
W CGAneli III WardR SIM. 4th Ward r. B.r-5lh
AI'e,'or', ons for each Wari-ls;. r CsEsnb-lI:
20 A. raEtIni Sd, J. w. Ro55; 4;h, J. Robinson 5th
WIN. Templston.
Sanitary Committee gh,on, ard Irwin. for
Tue lat Wand; - MGinnis and I,ushiin; 81 liar.
dug and =. J. Strong; i,h. Richardson and RirharJs:
5ih. frntI sud Quairicr
Go II aud LEHher N.gEurer-J C Wiley
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR TIE COUNCIL,
"a ~ .taaaces.-NIayur. Caldwell and yyhoat
On Fi"IHee brady. Hughes ard Sehy
On Aoe9EniJ.-Wickham Neel and Morrison
On SireessaI3 AHeys.-Sclby. Dunbar scss,orlay.
Caldwell and Lambdin
On Water Works-Iinghcs, Dunbar and Cr,h,n,
On Market House. -wckhain Graham an T,uner
On Cod 81 aks--Grahars, Adams and Scat,srlav
o" 'F.arrss.-M'Lare. Brady. M'Gaughoy. Wick.
ksin and Tanner
Oa FIRE DepGrtmsat-Solby M'Lure, Morrison,
Hubbard and Tanner.
On Petitions and Renons.raaes,- Ncel L.mbdin
and Dunbar.
o. Ssisries-wrekhain, NrGsusaey, Tanner. Dun.
bar and Graham
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WHEELING POST OFFICE.
NEW MAIL A X n a NC T. NE v T S

" T. W VI a A h Il X u Il " U Il W r. y A
GREAT MAIL
From East arrives at IL O'clock and 30 niunies, NJ.
To West departs at O'Clock, ani 30 minutes; p VI.
From West arrives az O'Clock, aud 5 minutes a. VI
To East, departs al 3 O'Clock. A. NJ
Northern or SieuhenvI.ie Mail, Arrives nj 30 min
ules after VI. and departs Al half after one. p. III
North Western or Wooster Mtl arrives TuesJays.
Thursdnys aud Saturdays nj ~. NJ.
Departs Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays. at
o'slock. p ST.
southern or Marietta Mtl. arrives Tuesdsys aud
Saturdays Al 5o'clscs. p. VI
Departs Mondays and Frdsys AZ O'Clock. A. NJ
wOodsioll Mad ARRIVES every Thursday. o'clock.
An.
do DO Departs every Monday. o'clock.
Pm
West Liberty. arrives ever Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday Al ! / o'clock, 4. NJ Dopars same days at
I 1cl0ck T. ".
M1reanio,n Mail arrives Tuesday, s o'clock 4.
N:psparts wednesday,, 6 O'Clock. A. ".
Letters i1teaIeJ iif the ta'rniug miiJ shoald DO
dcp,sitod b. : o'clock, 30 drumming
Ialand pJs,sso o. foreign e;os mus; 10 invariably
post paid.
once open at 9 aner sam
The Ea8isu Mail wiil bsJelivorsi u ths citizens
ass~Bn as p.eylreI which vii be generally al AZ
EQPN strangers OF poems from the county wait
o. aa Al Any ums.
The sai.s opens on Sundays ono hour afcr the
pro,ar,tion or'l1 aaii ir1n the Fast. which viii DC
C. v. THOMPSON. r. NJ
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Sc'utss s. AuNertt0er.

PrG-.siED TR!-wkAALY AND WEEKLY
AF rss o"asS8 OF vs,os ASo warsG srs.
WRESTLING Va
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Ht Medical Faculty 10 ssh. M f5. W ,.IY, lee Ies
j. CoFh.tr 8 90, PROM. :ors. Auburn. y. Y.
TFr Prlrrle.u- gr.,., s....i.,.. .,.;... ;,o,--
80 with much pain, t.e l.--t md .n,-.-..r. dos
,iTugtsr1 Ji the N. and l.r. .f I'D. ..,r,,. m ,. ~
low url.-s .5 Caa.rra.ft.. r-5.., ms "a ....,
Loss and uuui.-1g. 10. I..r .r- .I.I. i,' . o.
a. ;hau has heretofore Bcsa aroset h., - =, a.
W.b much care. cons,r,st,s, .,rds,,,y h. hs,
/ Ef.r,i Medicine vareh ar now g-.rsl.s 10 an
eJH.st.rCl lU rts ..rlr.s An. s.. ..ss b. ~, o- a.,
.H. discusses t.r which DO rs ....ls4,e. ..-,r#
winch .r Is u.' u. e.. -.rI .r., o.. a. r..'.--
'lIs .sst Of ,., Medical T4eU BE-; sul - rear IL,
, 'r. ..s.l.. uH p tl..s decision.
&c o. already assured a,ou .hei-tss..!,orv. .b,r
ar1- r.. ,rr rale .,.. m 49,. ~ e'u 'He
to rs directions 70 vii Ct cure ,il nine md =
I "a. ',' WIS" 81 10 Ie'VHmsa 50
u & aad may 3n 30 s aaS NH T sss oTs1y Sqs'6
ta,n8 no lu..rrdre5.s NAT ..5r, ,.r 49, ~ ,, .
u1H undo, any cirrr. instance. H. a, :. b., $500
sc. ASTHMA, NUOOpING tOJ;GI7 Ct0TP.
Atl ~ AND CHRONIC. INFLAMMATtONS
Er fr. D1-Srs .a'T'. ~. =. 't.,.,
r,d.- al ,ura-g. ana IS Crsf. ~, 49,, , IL
boring iu.-er oeu....y O. z-g s.pl l.,-6 .r-...,
.o -.e objections. TollE f'lN-:l- 1rT..iL 3.
several instances h-- wr,t- n -s.,, -.. 80. !,
Z; o. not, however ev.,c.-r 70 ,..-i I, --r. 2, 80
even jo such. r y.,. be ,aiI5 , o' ,. ri ~
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rATENr - PLANTER.

FAIIlN I JUN TLNN Id,
TrTO TIr FARMERS Of ONO. BROOK
MAg5rNLr, BELMONT aal JEFFERSON
C8u1te-.-We asa.r das Z t3i1e.ic your lrieaior
stfs1lion o. tuf .1s1 aIAe in7r'Neue1t AMI 'es-
90 Nhe. iilg, aj our tO.NtSs ~T1vs, HuUsE FUu-
wfaf~ g arI fsasivs U"evsiL Esttlii sumaut.
Nrfn anil JH.11 FtrHaff 7ri purchase orc or these
n,s'esncHts with the n 3 Of which one man CON do
- ftaei wIrk as three or i0Ir men wifh1Iu before
ssu e0.nrusJre g.trH1E your corn in ihc ole fash
40 with Its reetrru t1.rs aud convinced nf its
ufIity aG.sr planting AL. your corn with o.. We
viii lake % bsc. rhIrle f4.1E Tor ius us3 Of Co.,
an re.aF1 sac fHoney EIv1nees.
Pfss ~ tho N1s7.s1ss. lrrsi, o1s hsf ,s,h
s1ias-s - s1'f elsr ID Pfsriiag
f-rtt C~LBE2TsON 4 SRUPEs
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J. e wHA.TON. E<Hor s,.i P-sp,;-,.,

TsaSs-Th' rn-Wockly rapcr "a Published on
I,.l.ys. rssr,dsss ard Saturdays at SIS per aa.ur,
n.i'sase Or IS at Tao end Of the year 50 70. .iI
s,sais' Ne '.s'srber received for le.s iotul ihan
e.. mouths.
TAs Ws,ky ps7sr. tbs Western Virslaia Times i.
rsS.iihsl "a Wsanssisy AT 81 So per snnua in al.
Ssnto. or 81 Il not paid within month from the
fsrinrins oi the yesr No subscribers will be 70
r.ivsi Stcsrt sach a, pay in advance. For month,
81 50 10 invariably ehrf.l. NJ subIc riher received
le,s terra inaa sir months. ard paper dscsn
iau.l. except siihs asersIios OF lac pGbli,hs until
Il HrssraLss are paid.
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EEAtIH SN6,s--I


'.''1 company. being us,y E..', -..--:--.r 81,
= P''ea 70 Dase lns"--nr- CO. .-ar, r...--..
S.. I, l'1 'is''7" KS. ss.t o. Iaa..., D. r-s
s, '-' i..t.l sHd Keel slafs. with ,l.,.-. ~
'l' Irons .y p.ri ca tho Ohio and N.zsss.pr, -
~ '',.- tn1niary sircars. Application for ir.r-.,
&c ''a'e TOT lt" nrrsoU; at The Office ,fibo 49,
''s savings iAaN'ls'2. ?. u. GREER s,.y. M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-20

E-=1SSSa NEW ARRANGEMENT
szaes=Rzsa-b THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. PTIfIA
DELPHIA dnf NEW YORK FtisuorYinqry
SpsefH H. g. MAIL CHARIOT LLVE-rurrr
FAssEyGLVs oyLY.
Runs through 90 BaltimoTeby cOntractin A hours
the only line ~ that speed.
LeaYcs W hcoIng every morning at 3 o'clock -
fakesthc mail rail road cars Frederick arrives in
Baltimore second morning tfiom Whccling) takes
mai cars and reaches Philadelphia Washington
city, ere New York same day.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. lequcs Wlceling
very evening", reaches Frederick second evening"
axes the same mail cars 10 Baltimore, Wasbing.
on PhilndclHma or New York.
RELIANCE LIVE. io1res Wheeling ercrg nor
ming, reaches Frederick second morning and takes
be mOmiuZ HBC rail road cars reaches Baltimore
same evening, agd proceeds 20 Pmladelshia or
York next morning; or az the option Of paescn.
Grrs, faSc7 fnc evening mail cars Frederick
The subscribers have Coatract with the rail
ord company io carry their mails and passengers
made 90 I1sIrs comfort ant regularity Tho Dr..
rr,st1rs of trc above limos reside upon Inc rorfr
their personal attention. devoted % the hasinsss
1ud ono or tlru Coy stationed arpnD will algravs
30 found ~ tWher.lE, WasHi lgtou, Pa Union
town, Cumberland, III rserstIv u and FredcrIrs -
In addition f1 which travelling a-eGfs aI. employ
cd. whose duty 20 De- fo pass along the r1ufce3o
sta.fIv 90 superirfrnd the lines
Printed ruI.s aud regulations for the hsnrft
a1Fss1gtrr viii Pee furnIshri en- Application no The
Once on water strCCf, below L. s Hotel, Oi az
V.rgnia H1fei Wneslfnr.
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Connected with the above, 10 Of Tho most
tsnlive READING ROOMS in the U.iitcd States
rsuai % subscribers, IS year. Strangers free
b. ysit IL for the space of one month those who
y,i it for longer terra, will be put down
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