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New-York tribune., 1841-06-05
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BIZ hiF Cornwall Varian c1netec BARCLAY s Livinsston
M barque Nal Tucksbury AutTerp IL Schmidt * Co "a
zce Allen. Savannah IayIsr u Merrill
Brig occs Lnc1'on. Windsor, : Dssror Higgins Goorgc,
Vir-;nian, Tucker, Tampa Bay, w w
Pratt Watson ay Portland II Butter Susan, slanhope,
Americas GooIhue Co; Eeoo Scan CASTELAR, Naples q
Palermo Co Lucinda, Kobin,or, Pensacola 9 w
Benson.
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Dic0

June OF SUMPTION Catherine wife Lester Wor. -
The The family invited To attend her fsncra To'nor
row ut a O'Clock from 10 Centre street
At Athens, Gcea Co N Y June IL the ~ year
of his age Samuel Reynolds ESD may merchant - h'
city.
At Newark, N. j., June 9, Joecpa A. Smith, 30
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Marric0:

Az the Mission Church. Mr. Jones. Hiram Lord
OF Albany County, Catherine ii. Wright, Of tins city
Jar Alexander Noel Bleecker 10 Harriet Van Re'er laugh
the late Joseph Blackwell
Church. LOUIS coPo3 DE- Janoc D! Caracas south
America, o Anne agion, OF tins city.
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OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
sEEMoGF, WHITING & a.INys PRATT,

SEYMOUR WHITING would ectiuily aad
~ public he old Ne % East
and, associated himself partnership With Dr.
LINUS PkA II ,hcy rcad. attend all eed heIr
Iac public be all opcsons
their profession will be performed the proved plan Art
hc,al Tee h. from u serted tho
ner tbe any
ted the III" incs 'heo OF the approved
obtained the pcmua the Fair LUSH
u last year. be done city plugged
win gold. may require.
Nerves destroyed without pau
TO I'll cifcctualy preserved by Sling
tn inftlIbic for the T~othaehe
H. Nc.>r> WHITING PRATT viii icStrGstonc pusg
uca IN the at Of Dentistry. reasonable iS.I,t.
REFERENCES
His Uonor Chancellor Walu ortiz Prof W m Tuls II D
NJ l. North NJ ID sara SprnrsI Rev NA;haIiei A. Pratt
YIN. W. MINOR, NJ ID. y Va, osNne l. tllis NJ H. ceorsia
Jared Iiu-icy ~ H. - Rev Henry o. i"d'os'
Prof BENZ. Siinan. NJ q. LII. D WE n biAkeu1an nj H.
Prot Jons,han Knight NJ D. John Miller. NJ y.
Prof Charlie. L. shepard, NJ d. iStePhcn brown D. e-n
S.EE.AorEoATa, fhSbTEE4S, ASo., Window Blnds and
~ Pictures moderate terms by Mr.
MILLER. No. liz Putcu.strsct m's ia
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THIS DAY at o'clock assortment Horizontal and
Anchor E,capcment,; Watches Dry Goods; Fancy Articles
c,u,. door les punctually attended 10. NIL
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MARINE LIST

Port OF NETWORK, JUNE s Is4
sun ...-.........4 30 SETS > 10
sun SETS ...............7 81 Hon WATER. " 80
Liyersosl May I!avre INDIRECT n Orleans May 81
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81 Noce-Rcy VI SMl Fit Secretary the Society for the
Improvement Popular Education in this State vi" preach neat
Sbbs, VI the Tabernacle TIL, the Moral and Intel
c,us mpro, Rising Geacratiou and viii state
progress sreld, made toward cut the designs
Of the society furnishing fcl the education Of such may
be selected suitable persons for the responsible
employment Of youth M Smith bA,rus
visited ac Public SCHOOLS OF tins "l give hi sa"s
IN rc>,.rt IN tbc,,
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a,gANO fOssTs.S FOlS SALE

sNEEE Piano Iog,ce sale, con,c hollow
pinth round and
The Piano Fort made the best materials AMI
mahogany, wI harp pedal French
ton and The sold
Ia Barrows;rcct Hudson
and bedford. Wai. PLESl.lN e5-3t-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

GREEN PEAS cd Dinner day a. PAIIiN
III SONS. q Nassau and Ann st Ioi-i;'
DagNTBNG. IN aE1,.SOMENE.--1he subscriber
specially public b. has obtained
permission the haomine Pants aDd
ready all orders with which he bs favored
The possess desirable advantage r
will lry free from oatui,o smell 'nraia
than oil painting and admirably adapted 10y TIE Sa!
and ceilings OF churches, dwellings and Offices
JOHN STEWART House Phnicc,
jc5 Corner of iond"oy and Br"ome-st
PRINTED LAWNS beautiful style Printed
Lawns. opened this morning price
only I'd per yard icj3s C. Il. HULL. Il Cathar"e-st
ysrtf;GNa EEsOM AUCTIONS boxes styles
Ia Hat and Cap Ribbons vi" lee offered ti morning al nil per
part of which consists Of beau
ufi STYLES Cap at Cd per yard 5ilners supplied
Ic5-} is e * III I'll. Il taiharnc-'t
SPOOE. GOTEOH-just received. 600 dozcn good quality
- White SEoo Cotton, purchased
per SPOOL. e5-3iis CIR III IL IL Cathanc->t
NJ $sIDAEI-We eHR COiE.ARS--5Ueo Needle " orl
Collars selling C. X. III Ii =, Il Catharine-st
al Is 81 eac,-lcs than half price je.-5tiS
ssga.E6 NET S;E.OVES-2eOo pairs >I Net Glove, from
~ superior article, selling C. H. HILLS at Is
palr-worth - l'5-tis Ci hull 81 'atharlhe-St
INESAs'EeANCE EAFsS<: RfOC>si.-H. RUBY
his friends pubic that h. iil continues to
street may breakfast and Tsa also in
god He viii aio provide Dinner. families cna them
10 their boi-es, sher Ie5-l~
0OEK az EEFIS-Ju received loo of super mode
IL silks only = 81 lot of lanns oS l, ID
lsG; lot corded ws silk io Long Shaws,
cheap Hat Ribbons, Sd lot uide white Cambria
MuAn, nj Is Cd Linen Hdt. nj only Is Sd; lot "f
Top hl., lot OF ~dc Msttns. only :.
per ward For sale WLET HAWKINS Store No 81 tirec"-
.S-lu
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ITO literary Nem-T'c publisher of Wccly lerar,
Joua Of high character circulation DESTROYS Of dis
pOrg gentleman well quasd sustain its standing
influence pressure business the principal reasen for
wishing To Of the sht stamp, favorable terms
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DS8lITiI'S
WHITING; q woOR-E{ EEPgN=; ACADS MY.
W :. ~ [

Ualf-)
CoLDsHrHs mre' admired y.'em Of le'eani,e rENAIAN
- SHIP guaranteed all IN iSa lfI.99' Of one aoaf h
good hand well appreciates To He'h
much The ar!l c 10 merchant counting house kno"
r same AL nerean,e professional situations
uarany Irregular lyle a "raE It'll ore ogi oi place
90 tlya graceful beng considered o. tho di,tcl't
and good fact acce'y accomplish
Mr. g. woui slcrei, refer the Ia1es Of NiorS
Groy inst h. has f.r trr uec-ssfe yeI borne
from I'll competitors nleriean
BENEFITS system ;0oK KEEFlNG taught hy Practical
M C. continue. 20 q4a young Gentlemen Teachers Of Pen
ST. 1iag lie city may cour.e Of Lessons in
Fire T'e pa. :. SUPERIOR article of Metallic Pens.
i,oor ocl Jasm- lie Da Evening. Separate Rooms f'r
Lac OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
ID >'Tae H. ~ s nm " Wy 'te E9ae econ Dcr
orr q: !bor a,s to produce writing. h-h ae
shed Vs. altogether beauty and flashed
- h tie raeity fh, " 10 wonder shat he has received
a-e urre>-,c o.cnir- t American Institute % tAa' ms
.'''' '' rElea.ag Sl-s.-l oe,olefe5 l-39
Va folo-,ral G. eoaf'nue- t. maj at to sesemsn boa
a for tic triiuy i.e Dollars - IN e9liuai-
cai;ar eo4icrtui q nae oslhe asd Gle
ganr hand : aid . be- AID ,uil altogether
saed rNey-Y or4 S;ar. D,ccaa5er H. 1888
Nj ,t.;rHNr IT, 49,. l OILY OF the
nave cyes astonishing Of OF
our citzeus L. star, o.:ober2 "a Jel ""
40 FL0fss"I.> and GARDEN Els.-'rhe su6-
Potter Pol LsDtee eth
the Ninth and Tenth Avenues !9seF Pot Of neat
pattern Deii-fs invited call nd ms
large Basehag Pot. young pau,s from
eay 4nd hot Cireea-FIou Til hand d made .
der WASHINGTON SjIi- r. je!-jmis
20 dozen y PAR - toz' 1t l. 3D. aud
40 dozen ,it. ycrJ e s.i proportion 10
tn inei qnay AT al The usual price, isdt 'is.'ng H., heap
Sckings o black snc unese i ever oIecl ~ New-for
obtain hesr :: TaQIP>vN Cheap Irand-stre
gear Hro4dwe9 n3l-I
FOXES: sY1zlTs:! "pSKE-..:-5!oe Dry
; handsome Spoes slso Hickory and Oak Plank and
ta--e assortment Of tIabsi hand and for lie BY
: ri-3t. J WEEpEN - Mo.tst
I aGULRERRK SEE d ba China Mulberry seed to'
III sale ~ GRINNaLL. fCSTtER.N CO. Z South -, s'
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u s;nmbiooss Linen Drills Drah de Elc restins Cash
mere Maec. together with complete aSsort mt
Sumucr Stuls feYcry description, very cheap.
ie53 BANKS DNGMAN 3Ol Grand csr-cr Of Orchards,
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g ucoting-A Meeiug III take place at Colombian Hail. et3
Gaud,.treyt BoNery, Monday ENemng 9Th nst at
which Nil be the hest aud most practical means OF lProV
iss eeyaar he coalition Of the Working Glasses who
S0Upose the MAJORITY OF Soclei, Je1-2t
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

,l,O r4E:T-A Work-Shop suitsl any Mad q
Pi,-.t Inquire OF 7. C0RNWELI- 10 Ridge street;
in The Chair Factory. l,.-lM.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

fsNO E.r.T. boardan private
family vhc. chdres; moderate Appi,
=,
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S.INn S = ssAt.D.-~ot-- su-erorr
- w large Gold Patent Lever Watch eoab used
col! Quart! aud Foo Caain, argr sea- ~ "h red
Co-ne,an sj- finished oS Diner
Also a La Nal,t. COL. Guard Cham sat No.
Ao iN large Table spoons sud seven >ss i' spoons MARKED
VI. c. Hal-.ed
about inehs- high tA.ss set sers
spoken iU face bor - avs II
laoS aad far hand. and calls himself Jane. tins a.
- - oc.n rrhari. gone I - HAD
the DARK paH tn re-ndasont
ptinc leaf m black -s5bon l. '7e- 70 nave
i trunk and yarc
10 properly thief II lodged n lali N thu
Sa- sut-c in;orincd OF the u HAi.oIr
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OsT-0a Friday morning from =5 Dn'a-,tree Paroquet
- Ii dcs Clinton toward the Elt tive ~ hoover
wal! bring SCHcONMAAfR, No satlaui
be .u.ahlv
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fhts Day Pahlished.
The e:dInbn .;i Review No st7 for Aprit.

= Hoiicc-rhe tcrer,i Ccunnoe sproihcd the Tempe
conye'lon 81 10 celebrate the 9Th July $40
Ssss = Columbian Hail. 265 Graucstrec Tur.ta>
yse'-e neat al o'clock. Peg .sder Of the Convention
~ +. +. COREY Secretary
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

M GOsyaN respectfully the Ladies OF Me-" Jerk
WI Lessons Harp,
Piano Forte Guitar and Singing her residence. No - Duane
Ladies who prefer receiving home
Iaps Fores be had hire. Also splendid Harp
mo- 4, l., II r,I. on,Ion for sale
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

IENEI:BsE- ssebAA: G.-Seycrd gentlemen be
u accommodated either full board brcskfst and
hu situated vi East B.oatvay
nd their ladies' have pleasant rooms aad
boar At appncd ia soog Jcl-1t
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D. PAKkES. Aucuoneer.
By Il. BARNETT, Store u Chatham-st

Private SacCoorcd Grape shaw fringc> Also ~
nou-rr
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lUTEHs.-oute 90 rck,uasiree; Offers bar-rc pm
ycgrs. e 3le AID respectable board AZ -
pert sy nSl-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

rE,O kET-A well adapted there7iag business
Exchange o:hce located AZ No % F.toastfc"
Apply q No ~ Fu,on-si lel-iw"
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

DOABcDENG.-Gene0ens uutag Dinner fa.l Boat
ID ,nojaeJ A JOhDsi. Tran,!ca Board.r
cemmDd4tsd, by D. GREENE. ny ~
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

81 An eon1ovsi-Dr. PETER p STATS ur-ey u the cit,
as ,h city, and Opened .;ncc
~li eo2e. ci ChrIonsL m2Slm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

u Rich silk New styicsA rHre chance Tor the Ladies'
lh aiuc open three entire oi spcndd Silks one
case Of extra rich blue striped Gro dc Antique heavy
One case colcrc!, with trpet and fgurcs beautiful article
Owe osc silks with satin style that has not been
offered ~ ANY ether merchant in the city.
BANKS & DINGMAN SOL Grand, corncr of orchar'-st
NIB The call ,h morning And examine for
;heu,clyc Jco-St
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EZRA " sTRATToN.

bNOEs sAiE-A Had Wagon neary suitable Tor srv
bookseller otherwi b. sold cheap App! ihe New
World Oitse. 80 Ann-.trre. az, U
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ayGArI E!st;sN 4: OF four power, nearly for
~ sale For particular OF l. H. HODGES No 7l
up i9 Troyeet wher- tho article eH he
u
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30 EG.OEisuT'- .ND Garden J. Ea.-The sa0-

FOXES. s1O.lT-:! .pSKE-.!:-5,roe dry
, handsome Spoke also, Hickory Asa and Oak Plank and
tar-e assortment Of IIabs % hand and for lie BY
jei3t. J. WEEpEN - Mo.tst
lAULRERRK sEED-2 pa Mulberry Seed toF
III ty GRINNaLL, HuSTURN - CO. Z South -, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

MR. CALHoUN.-Ths gentleman has been on
visit to his son. residing in Marongo county. Ala.
oarna- The Montgomery Advertiser gives brief
abstract of a speech made by him in that city on
'ne 9th instant The topics appear to have been
me same Us those used by Mr.. CALHOUN in almost
every political letter of his published during the
ea"' ass last fall. The old contest between the
Hamilton and jefferson parties is. according TO his
account sun gong on. lie cannot view the pres.
eni array of parties in any other light,
The abstract of his speech saws: .Of the csiab.
hshmsnt of n National Bank "a tho mos, n,o,;na,,
OF these measures-he spoke more 6,liy-,r thc
original attempt 10 insert the power of chnr,er;p,
such an institution in the invention IN. pls,n nos
tive aud decided negative put upon that ate,n,,
The manner In which that negative. follow ed a, Il
was 10y an express act Of Congress. to the collec
ton of the revenue in gold and silver was cvadeI
by Mr. Hamilton and finally set at naugh, 10y the
establishment Of National Bank
BY the side of ihs we mly place the following
short extract from one of Nh Calhoun's speeches IN
the Senate. not long prior 10 S37:
Il m;s hi say with iruIh.thai the bank mucl
Ia me 10 any other Individual in the Country; aus
might even add. that had il not been ror my ef
forts. II would not have been Chartered
The honorable Senator will shortly he in his place
al ih Senate. Ho will probably take an early oc
ca,On 10 define his position und er tho admins
traiIon. Cnul then we may leave him with thing,
past
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

THE TALLMAD1E DlNNER-Tho compli
mentary dinner given to the Hon n. Z. Tallmadge
nn "Wednesday evening. At the Tvoli saloon. n. V
all that its originaors could have either anIci-
paied or desired. About live or six.hunlred were
seated at the well spread tables. and from seven
o'clock ull past midnight the hours passed pleasant
~ away, without any occurrence mar the fest.
yIiies ofihe occasion.
Mr. Tallmadge made speech which was receiv.
ed with great applause IN which he took strong
ground in favor oftho Extra Session the repeal OF
the Sub-rreasury Bill. and the establishment Of a
National Bank, the distribution Of the public lands
general Bankrupt law. and resolution TO resciend
the ENrunsng Resolution. measure which he had
always oppused. but which believer he WIS in the
doctrine nf instruction, he felt bound 10 vote f1
whcn Instructed to do 20 by the Legislature Of New
York
We give the concluding sentences Of his speech
One moment more. said MIR Tallmadge, H. con
cinsion. With the President that We have nj tbs
head OF the Government aud with Cabinet tina
VIII do honor TO any party or any Government. (im
mense applausc.) there is no danger Let me exhor
my friends of all sections Ihere be sections Of men
To indulge in no private griefs lfIhere should b,
quarrels, let them be considered a. mere family
quarrels, 20 be settled within tho domestic circle
aud not disturb the general good The great cause
~ hest preserved 10y passing them over. Lot u:
give the opposition opportunity TO rejoice or
Let them be Disappointed 81 far my little inhu
ence and example may 60. ] pledge myself iha
noihing shall be- wanting to carry the great prin
cinles ANA measures for which we have been con
tending.
After shall have gone through the Extra Ses
sion. Tor which enlisted, when enlisted for IN
campaign shall feel myself al liberty TO receive
honorable discharge. And whether remain in IN,
Empire State or seek home in one of the log cabin
Of The West shall never forget the kindness mani
tested fnr me ny my friends
Mr TAlimadge closed his speech with the follow
ing sen;ime>t which was received w,Ih great cheer
ing:
ways and CoHssrr1tiUeS.-untedi in one com
effort 10 restore the true principes of Govern
ment-may they continue cordially united TO carr,
out those principles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

HOW TO CURE 4 HUsBAND-A woman
whom her husband used frequently 90 srold. ven,
% 70 cunning man 10 know how she might cure him
Of his barhlriiy. The sagacious soOthsayer heard
her complaint and after prO1ounciun some batI
words, and using various Eestiruaiions. while he
filled vial with colorcd liquid dcsi red her. tb.n
ever Der husband WIS n passion. 10 take p mouth
iui Of the liquor and keep u IN her mouth Tor five
minutes The woman. - overiOycd ~ s1 simple q
remedy. strictly followed The counsel that was given
her. and by her silence escaped ihe usual annoy.
anre The contents of the bottle heinr srsc,J.J
10 The cunning man and anriously begged m have
another Of The Same virtue Daughter" .,,d a..
man. "thero WIS nothing IN The bottle b,, b,,,,,
sugar and water When vouf husband i. io /. ~.
son hold your tongue. and ny hs on n. no viIl
not ScJld YOU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
", Judge Fry presiding is in session for OHIO
county. Some criminals have had their irial
Thornton y. James has been convicted Of stab.
bing and we learn the Jury who found him guilty
IN their verdict recommended him TO Executive
eiemency. We think he will be pardoned.
James Semmens has been convicted OF the same
offence. aud the verdict Of the Jury sentences him
10 confinement in the Peniientiary years.
There are other criminal on hand for trial
and We presume thu; the county wall send its usual
quota 10 Richmond.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

PHILADELPHIA HOME MISSIONARY socIF
line brsi anniversary meeting Of this societ,
was held at The First Presbyterian Church Washing
Ton - nare' on wednesday evening last The cbai,
was filled by The President George w. MClellanJ
70, and The introductory prayer made by tho Rev
~ HERON OF Pittsburgh. The report Of the sccre
iafy represents The society as being N a Aoursbipy
sondItoE. The entire receipts Of the wear amous.
'eu 70 sJl9O; exceeding the amount received dyr.
'ng The preceding year, by sl476
The amount IN tho treasury NJ the presont tim,
" SlJ54. The present Liabilities are 1922 sb,yy.
ing a net amount Of s942. now al the comm,nJ ri
me Secretary. II should be- stated. however tb,,
engagements have already been entered into which
WIZ involve on expenditure Of s2gI4;or n sum s,.
y $1,000 " '''''
During the year. 40 missionaries have been In.
o'fing 70 s1iy-iour congregations. nine cbp,ebc,
nave been organized. si1 houses Of worship erected
aId 'foe others commenced Three hundred and
s'ly-nino persons have been added 20 the ebu,rbes
a'sed dnnng the year The number Of new STA.
.lons. occupsd during the course Of the vsnr. az
we've hundred and seventy.two persons. in 2 Of
'nese congregations from which numbers have been
reported on the subject. have during the ys.r
signed The pledge Of total abstinence from OH In.
tOHicaung liquors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

THE APPRENTICE This d, the nam. M q,
little vessel row the stocks az the Charleston, n
Nav Hafd-and which will coon De launched
The Boston Journal says she will not be a larger
Than the launch Of line of battle ship bot Of grea
er proportional beam. and more elegant model
completely derked. and rugged throughout Ike a
inli rugged b'g-wIih all the various spars. ropes
sous and other appurtonances usually found ou
b1ard vessels Of that class Of which the Apprentce
vii be bot miniature edition
The vessel IS intended % be used o. n sort Of
Nautical seminary for the lads who enter the Navy
a. apprentices, md who attached 10 the Colun.
bus, receiving Slip, the Boston station She will
be good looking. strong. comfortable and what s
more safe ycss and The advantages in practical
sA.I a"d knowledge. which the apprentices must
derise from cruising in such cram. and perform.
ng gu tho various nanueues praciised ~ hoard :
ma1 of war. must DO too obvious 10 require enum.
Grafton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

NEW DISPLAY Let's go and sec the Fan
ey Glass Blowing, the Dissel .ing Tablsau'. &c
which being exhibited at the City Hall by
hiossIs. La Mooney s. Aldrich. Their operations
arr worth witnessing fr any one. and children inc
scholars ot our semnares. &c should by all 'neai's
be taken 10 visit a. We have never witnessed d
more skiful operator IN fancy glass than Dir. la
Nioonc the most bes utifl birds. fish. insects, ships
OF houses roll out from has PIPE IA a thinking
and the great beauty oft is shit he gives you the
worth OF your quarter. admission iee' IN glass
The Dis-olying Tableaux, and the Chinese Fire
Works afr,rd as much amusement me glass
.iowing does instruction and interest Go and see
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01
rnE LIE wnrrt1.o ,1ura


NJ Ednor-I perceive. by experience. as have
travelled over the route, that much improvement
has lately been nade IA The character Of the stage
Ton'es connecting Wheeling with the interior Of
Northern Ohio. This rejoice at, as believe this
route to the cast. ,hro Wheeling cor as fur north as
Cleveland. IS preferable to any other. The mail
boat daily leaves this place to Stoubonville from
whence ne traveller can take an excellent line OF
stages 10 New Lisbon, thence TO Ashtabula. also
one running regularly 10 Canton. MassiIlon and
Cleveland run by very liberal and accommoIs
hng proprietor. with good drivers. teams and sta.
F''. The route Is ever good road. with Gne
country and excellent hotels Among fbo LATTE, 7
I''nenoer with urallnyed pleasure. the Commercial
nm at Nas1llon. kept by WA NJ Folger. on, n.
me m'si perfect specimens of The landlord bs,.
ever seen hlways pleasant alWavs apri,,. o.
please active, attentive. industrious and l,.,,i A.,
Keeps good table. roa, chambers. st.p,i,, -.
wants and has tlie happy faculty Of lray, r,,t,n.
'' s''''' 'eI Of nome. \ TRAVELLER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01
VIRGINIA HOTEL.
Corner II Main aud Madison a., YIe,L,g y,

| HACOB a KLINE, formerly Of Hseeys,,,g,.
/ - Nd, respectfully informs the travelling ppb.
ic thathe Is now On possession Of thjs sxteo.
| sNe lnd ven known e. adjustment lately Occit-
plCd by Mrs ICrearv. Situated i'm n rrotTst
ana commanding point on Man s.fest TLs
G'usc is m complete operation, and omen Tor
the reception Of visitors, and having undrrpoUe
athgr0uRn repair, the proprietor nstfersh ogslf
d. VIII az all times be found a desirable stot Dtng
place Tor travellers, Tho former cxrsrirpcr NJ
lhC 2rJyriet or, and The success which Las "a.
t)iOre attended his eXertiOns warrant him i'm sav-
in8 ih1t the most complete gatisIacfion sbait
ne rendered % all v no favor him with n cali.
me TO tell furnished iu Superior mauner-
punctlal attention will at all times be paid q,
tle comfort and convenience Of vizit6re Tor
Wh2so accommodation bells c1nuunieating
WIN TIE Bar viii be found in every CHAMBER
careful and honest servants will Al All times be
spared % render travellers PERFECTLY az homo
MODERATE DE-
THE VIRGINIA HOTEL is situated with.
ln snort distanro Of the steamboat lapdinp TO
ana ON which OH b tgz1g8 Is conveyed free ef
chsrEe' and b. the Office Of the Great Eastern
ana western VI 1ii and accommodation Lines 81
oiages with her auxiliary Drahchcs az owned
au1 directed ~ Mcssrs Stockton Falls r. 90
- the eastern and Mcssrs Neil Moore AZ GO.
9n me western route. ~ Is also the regular 1f-
zee oi thedliiY lines 90 and from Pittsburgh
c'eupeuyile Wooster, Canal Dover Ashtabu.
e. or Lake Ere, &c. Travellers wishing 20 60
~ any oueCtsOn c. secure their seats a. he
hiI snd vii 70 taken by Stages from The house
1In 60
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-01

One Of the creates, Improvements lately made in
city is that of the New Court House, in which
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Ch lncery is
now being held. Fewcouniies in Virginia. ifeven
any, present temple Of juSiice more worthy Of the
name either foe outward appearance. beauty OF in.
terror finish comfort or soundnesS Of the judicial
decisions had therein.