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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
CONGRESS- HALL,



- III WIS well known md extensive establish
~ mcni Is under the sole direction and
manag ment OF the subscriber under hose pcr-
~nnal attention n has recently undergone tho
rough and complete repair, aud ~ now IN com
pI.te or Ter Tor the reception Of company.
In soliciting the continue pltro mage Of the ira
swelling public ard has f.Tmer friends and visit
crs' he would respectfully assure them IN at nu
certOd since the opening of this house has us ac-
cOmmodd O1s for convenience and comfort been
equal 10 ITS Present arrangement.
The NAN entrances TO this establishments ar
~ NO p South Third Stree and No 81 Chssnue
aireeL two Of the most fashionable and busino sd
Streets IN Philadelphia, being but a few minute
walk from the principal steam ,Oat landing an
quite convenient 10 the Exchange, Post Ofic
tStage and Rail Road Offices and in the heart q
IN city. The parlors fronting on each street arc
w Spacious aud airy, pleasantly situated and
gEieft urnu he'd for the comfort and convent
ence o'ladles and pIlvatefa miles while the Who'll
manage mcnt Of the house Is believed TO be such
rs 10 give entire Satisfaction. vi h the hatter-
ins hope that The very liberal pa ronage bestowed
onCon2rss Hall for the last five wears NAV not
only he continued but increased The proprietor
pledges hs best services with n full detefmina-
non that nothing shall be wanting on his part or
those IN lsomplSy to render II a desirable stop
ping place for persons oI business and pleasure
mar aim. JOHN - JTRDINA NT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
II SP GRAFT

AtAJ ALL PAPER, &C-A handsome as.
" v soriment OF FIne and common Wall Plper
and bordering, also common, fle and ~, cred
french Green Tor blinds, just received and FOR
SalC low by JOHN FISHER,
mar l33 Main Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

& tRANBERRIES-Jns received and for sale
" the Family Grocery Store Of
90 y FL IMAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
NEW AUCTION ROOMS.

40. lAl, nam >frest
FHN }. b PENTONEY aud GEORGE HARRI.
Il son have associated themselves in business
as GENERAL AGENTS. AUCTTONEERS, and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. under the firm of
PENTONEN a HARRISON, and respect
fully solicit ccnsgumcnis OF all descriptions of pro
perry which will be promptly sold and immediate
return Of sales made nov.
AJOTICE-R. G. Bonham having Withdrawn
~ from the house Of Auerhury Caldwell & Co
the business viii he continued 10y W B Auerburv
and James Caldwell as heretofore under the firm
Of ATTERBURY, CALDWELL. & Co.
dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
COMMISSIONER SALE Of VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

''''' ~
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
John Foil against Ebcuczcr Zane and others,
, Young Smith a. Co vs.. same.
Leonard Semrlccg 90 vs. same.
{ WIN White. same,
: Marcus Wilson Admsvs. same,
g David Melville, ys. slrn5.
T. James Irwin We. same.
3 George DuIfy, vs. same,
y 8 a. = B1Ihc. same,
no. C. & a w Johnston. " same.
BY virtue of 'uc DEGREES pronounced hv the iud-s
Of the circuit superior court Of law and Chpnccrv
.1r the county otOIin. Iu the above causes at the
Inst lJ term ui tle SAID C1ur the undersigned aci.
ug gs Comm ssipncr. under the said DEGREES. will
lr "Wednesday che -,h dor ofJurc. 1912 uh1t being
court dlg. ai Doe front doc OF the Cour House off
.iH county. oilrr ur SALE an rhc right uilc and boz
rrrrsf of Doe said Ehcnczcr Zone u md t1 the o.
.ruI loo fHr Ohio River. opposite ihc city Of Wheel
.r HDIHr rro Northern portion thereof The Same
.yI Ha sold bob lots OF ten Urrrs each ar such rlr
900 uI -IH Island belonging fr e1I Ifnr will Hf
I'f .s will hc sufficient t1 satisfy the fslra rfrr-
| .uf costs ru sliE drrrrrs respectively mentioned
Terms oi sale viii re 'rr caaI. rs OBJ s5 much 1s
500 ho necessary f1 r1y oT one sixth .lfHr ru1.Hfs
/ s.rro1 u fhr Do Hrf }ni HfsH.f ..usns. 1a' fHr
| rymautof 1ue.GHH OF tHe lmr.n.s frr-g.i r rht
| Bro. dh. jH GfH a. 9Th af.rd C1usrss 1ui The Faf
1rnf OFF gur-.rrffH .f r.. .m1Hufs drrrerI ru fEr
4 balance .frHr purchase money. "a credit of g. q.
rF 4 . r54rfrs-r,rH interest from rho d1v oft .lf.
| #.a .r-.H1.er giving uruls. with good security
.-rf.. deferred payments 1ud fHe ft'c rcfarrcd ua
1 f.a same ore F1rI
O. w. MITCHELL. Deputy SHIT
aul C1mr BOD Ibis behalf
I Wheeling May lsl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
SOMETHING NEW AND TRULY
INTERERTgEE

NL tDUS news FOR i1c Unucd States and Tor
NJ Z lends Of Liberty aud Trujh over mo
whole h. 4 MESSAGE from the King OF
kIngs, by n special messenger.
Ihls message brings 90 view and points out
mowcnfuus events that will shortly take u'are ON
earth, which Will restore the Jews % their o,,n
land, whllh will destroy the enemies OF grrfst's
Government aud Church and establish his king.
DOM on earth over all the works Of bis hands.
This message is lust published and may be OBJ
famed az toe book store of MrIOHN FISHER,
% applied tor soon. ss If Ia not rso.f the cJ.foa
upay prbNslp will remain long 30 hard. ara
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
UBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT THE CORNER OF UNION AND WATER SITS.
WHEELING. VA.

WHEELING. VA.
TERNs-The Tri-weekly paper is published ON
rIesdsys. Thursdays and SATURDAYS at S. per an.
.um ia advance, or SO at the end OF the wear 50
for sly months No subscriber received for a less
crm than six months.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times.
Is published on Wednesday at 50 50 per aEnum
in advance, or 50 If not paid within one month
from the beginning oCthe ear. No new subscribers
Will be received, except such rs pay in advance.
For months 81 80 is invariably charged. No
sbscuber received aor less term than six months,
and no paper discontinued except at the discretion
the publisher, until all srrearHges paid.
TERMS or ADvCRrIsINo.
e'quSre three insertions ,oriess, 800
10 two weeks, beng :. Insertions. 2 90
Do three weeks SO
Do one month, 90
Do two months 90
Do three months, 90
30 siX,months, 40
Do elghtmonths, 10 90
DO twelve mOnths ~ 90
~ advertisements handed>in without specific
order will be published Till forbid and charged 81
for three insertions and a5 cents for every suhse.
ordered till forbid
The proceedings of the city council, city orlna-
neeS and orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the office Of publication Of tho
Wheeling Times a. Advertiser. is a JOB y BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, where may be had on fnv-
Slow Kills, sc done in the neatesi style and on
short notice.
For sale at the Compiling Room the Wheeling
Times and Advertiser;
c. Summons. County summons,
Executions, Executions,
Bonds, Bonds,
- Summons for Assault, - Recognzancesof
bail.
County Summons Cor Assault, Deeds. Leases, War
rants, Serjeants' Bonds, Declarations q forms)
Bills Of L1Iing. Pcdlars Notes, Notes Of NJ. K
NJ Bank, Notes % ~ w. Bank. Checks all the
hanks, bound and plain &c. &c.
FIRE Il MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
DIRECTORS FOR 1912
s Shriver, Samuel Neel, Joseph Morriso1,
Jmcs HcGGre, SObIeski Brady, John GoshOrn.
William Paxton, Charles ID Knox, Thomas
Johnston
J S SHRIYER Pr. sdeut-D LAMB, Agent.
Capital Sto tx $40 1000. Office IL Main street
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Capita Stock SI;, $50
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
NJ coy. Treasurer
DIREcroRs-Mnrgan Nelson John M'Mul.
leu, Joseph Morrison, Robert Cranalo, sam 81
Ott. jhn Clarke, Jonas CTum5aekeT. James
h II ,terts.
Discount day-ThursdaY OF each week-Of
hce on Milan street, mex; door below tie Virginia
Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
no SHOE WAKERS

lust received Hf.Ne Wheeling shoe store south
. end ~ che Market h1usr. NJ she sign OF the
Mammoth Boot. 7n as-orimcnt Of me bet R18f 40.
r1rg1 IrIrrssed d. Nd Skins Of dHerruf qualities
lining Iud binding skrus upper krp and cole leather
fr.s shoe flread end EnI nyz generally cid low, A.
IH.g GO rI.h. ap - "A TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
1YssF
,.5.LlI!.l.A!:..II..H...H.:.sY....L...I.I!lly'7
S BRADY =
Beware OF colds they i.ud Go death,
So sL-cnllu We .c.r-o u ---r-

hcWdIt OF t"iu0 tHcy lead Go Ctaln,
80 silently we scarce do know
Until that hour when fades iht breath
How foul and fulaIIs rh, blow
"A COLD should he watched. The prcsen, win
I q ter has been uucummOBly DhluClblg and dam
gcrous. More colds have been taken, and the
land. Only be careful and v0u need not fear 4
cough and chill should be ATTENDED to whcn III 81
felt and the cure completed, PEASE'S Com.
pound Extract Of HDARHDUND has saved the
ives OF inousanus from consumption by being
used M time. Use a stick or Two daily audy0u
wilitak- no COLDS. Remember this advice in
season.
4 fresh supply just received al I3 Monroe street
by JOHN ~ THOMPSON, sole azoat for this
city Country merchants supplied on liberia
terms IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
Chanccry

Mis- day came the Complainant bv nj, ,,t,-
y nov, and the Defendants Edmund r Mile
MAMMA Randall heirs al law Of Elisha Miles Dc.
ceased. William IL DoWd, Frederick A ID lyyf
Srancts l. Dowd, James II Dowd Sirney n
Charles n Dowd not having entered Their ar
2Carance and given security according 10 the ACT
" Il scmbIy and the rules Of this court dir An.
peatlng by satisfactory evidence that tEevorc pn,
'Rha5llanis Of tins state, therefore, on motion of
ne ompianant by his attorney, ii is ordered
nat che SAID absent defendants dc q. pcnr brrc
IN the second Monday Of Mar IN next and an
s|Gr the GomplaInanrs bill. and that c0pv
81 tins order be inserted lu the NhctEpr Times
Tor two months excessively and posted m th,
court house door of this county
cory tCste ID HICKMAN
y " = seuNCnSOn for Ctmp't
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

THNHL April number of This beautiful magazine
n has just been received Of l3 Monroe street.
II contains ITS usual variety of original tales and
poetry from the most distinguished writers of the
Mrs Mary : Pcase PARK BENJAMIN, ! III Tn1ra-
ham r $ Arthur n T. Willis GrcnvIIIc MeIlen.
etc. etc. Its CmboI'i-hCd with a MCzz1tut en-
craving BeautyaId Innocence by I1rduCr and
Cng aycd bY Ladd; an engraving in rovel
ma nuCT Of Old Mortality; be beautiful gr1ul hy
Thorn; and the principal ornament fo I.1ur.
Hill Cemetery. Also fHe Spring fashions and
two pages of music. SuI scuptous received anf
single numbers for sale by
JOHN n THOMPSON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

SlERMANS POOR MANS PLASTER
IENHE best Strengthening plaster m the world.
x and sovereign remedy for pains or weak
joints, rheumatism, lumbago etc.
SeNcialpersons have called AT the wareh 1use
10 express tRer surprise and thanks AT the al
ted. '' nav 'ie'-
Joseph w HoXie, Esq, who had been so afTlic-
tea win rheumatIsm, as 10 be unable 10 dress
ElmsSi without assistance, was enabled after
wearing one only I-ht, to eet no alone in
the mornlTs, put on his clothes and call NJ cur
Once with eyes beamIng with iov, and his tongue
Iouung forth the gadncss O his heart al the sld-
den and signal reei he had received from this
Mr. David VIII ans OF ElZabelhfowa. n J.
an Old revolutionary soldier, was 50 aIl!c,,d with
rheumatism, hat he could scarcely help himself
! hose lilstgrs entirely cured him.
ITce only - - cents per plaster.
Tor sale by CHaPLINI. & PRYOR
Union Street,
nov ~ Sole agent for tins cItv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

n LIMOS. aud BALTIMORE = OHiORAIL
II ROAD MONEY-Nc Gro instructed f1 .oI ,
.F'Ir1.a .r.ee ofr.1I estate Tor IIfnri4 or PaIi.
NOR. and Ohio Rail Road money Also 800
Ira cutlery. sH.H a- long sets of kn.ves and
forks 90 pieces bob aHf.
w. E0. .r.I .hs wufuIag no our salez ra4r,q
so i. Market street. % valuable STOCK IN |r5
.10s boots, HHrgs Ir1HHiu and palm .r1fHrfs
Tuscan. palm and hood b1rI,ts q r..7r,,. .Z
mould and oIn' candles. cIsk Ur1uav, 90 1I 81.
.1rs. etc. without reserve. -1 #. fl r1uri.r,. -,
-n',.ocs on9 PENTUNEN t HARRISON.
ENEAIIEES-i5 Sacks Fsltbcrs. just receive,
II agF for ..'r Hr
ATrEEB " CALDWELL a co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
CONSUMPTION! CONSUMPTIoyir
DIR DUMCAN'S
INJECTOR mt IiE.AlEDY


\ an iniahIbie remedy Tor arrc,iur pulmonary
" consumption. colds. coughs. splitting Of blood
IiHcu!iy Of Breathing. bronGhitis soreness Of thr
hT9at and difficult eNpectoraii0 wCakucss,s
uepllly' llvar crpant and all other affections oi
aJ'IsunIpive nature. THIS medicine has de.
I'u'1 Advantage ever most preparatIous Of the
NLL'u' as u regulates the bowels and strengthen
'Ht constitutions; and does not bind up the sys.
I'm and encourage intcmpcrance as MOST ofthc
combined IN them
5uCu medicines have a great tendency TO bring
Hi'n:,eIy anu distress and even death uaon many
Snn@e1s' We find by the weekly records of he
oluS OF mortality that three fJurlhs of the human
souls VINO so suddenly dcpa, ted from their dear.
JIirends ana relations have been swe II of bv
.'aI u destroyer cOnsumotion. when very m any
c"uiH nave bcen saved If they had used a p.opsr
nIeIlclhc Fellow beings who yet dwell with us
aug are alIllc ed with the premOnlIOry svmptoms
y. thls disease, procure Immediately DR. Duncnns
EApectorant Remedy before il be too late. and
not DC leo TO believe that such symptoms NiII
soon pass OF without ihcuse of proper medicine
hy such negligence you may be soon led 10 know
your ioIly. One bottle may at the first attack be-
suthcient' Pamphlets giving 4 full treatIse ac-
company the medicine. "
Price 81 per bottle
0tiice no 10 North Eighth ST. Philadelphia
rorsale oY JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

NlN6l NlA-To wrT--At rules held in .hc
Clerks )hlce Of he County Court Of TYLER coun
:. on Monday the 9th dayof December, ls4I
Nlllam OnuCrWuOd Complainant
against
sidney 5 Miles, Edmund q Miles, Nalinda Ran
dali heirs at law of Elisha Miles deceased
and william DOwd, Frtdarl.k 4 Dowd'
Frances l. D1wd, ia ncs K Dowd, Sidney II
DO I'd Nailnda p Dpwd, Ann T. Dowd md
Charles n DOwd, children and heirs an Law
of Eliza III Dowd deccassu who was alsn nm
her at law cithe said Elisha Mllcr deceased
-, Defendants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

lDk Ken I.
&EYERAL IIOuSLS Indifferent paris olrhc city
~ Apply To- M NELSON
mar 26-3s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

Barrels Domestic Gin. gIod a-fr.., l.,.,,r.
and for sale By JACOB g MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

Ianirs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
5000
CO ON SEINS

WANTED
EINOR which the highest price will no nal :,
I'd the City Auction Rooms, No. IG5 Nal,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
FIRE q MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.

DIRECTORS FOR 1912.
Shriver, Samuel Neel. Joseph Morrison,
JIcs Nc Lure, SObIeski Brady, John GoshOrn.
William Paxton, Charles ID Knox, Thomas
job ston.
$ SHRIYER Pr. sident-D LAMB, Agent
Capital Sto tx SiOLO01. Office Il Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Capita Stock SI;, $50
THOMAS HUGHES, President.

NJ "f' treasurer. 49,.
leu, Joseph Morrison, Robert Cranale sam 81
d.. J,hn r Clarke, Jonas Crumbaoker. james
II II ,berts.
Discount day-Thursday OF each week-Or
fee on Milan street, mex; door below tie NITg MIA
Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-19
Deaths.


Died, Dnwiddie Court house. Va, Wednesday night
o6th nlno in the 37th year of his age Jomsos Esq,
eldest of Col. William X. Johnson.
county OF Chesterfield in the Both year Of his age, Dr. A.
E.a leaving wife, child, and large number of relations
friends their untimey loss The deceased
make him beloved and esteemed in the social relations Of life;
neghbor and fiendand his death has occasoned vacuum in
circle of his faml and friends, which he filed
is confidently believed that he had not enemy EARTH and
greatly beloved his neghborood, that the
affection for his loss have been TO flow from males well
females all connected with the deceased by the lies of blood
marriage
"The night dew that falls. though in silence il weepI
Shall brighten with verdnre the grave where he sleeps
And the that shed, though in silence it rolls,
Shall long keep his memory green in our SOULS.
Departed this life the 23d OF January Ezabehtown
Marshall county, Virginia, ASGELiSE PCRpy eldest daughter
Jane and Simeon Pudy E aged Ii and months Thus
Death has from fond and doatng parents lovely and u
daughter-om connexions aeconate relative
and form extensive circle Of friends amabe and accomplish
companion few weeks ago. and The author Of this humble
tribute Of respect her in all her loneliness. Animation
her eyc-e of health upon her cheek-music In her
voceand upon her brow. But The bloom upon her
cheek has aded-he lmse Of her eye has dmmcd-he
of her voice heard morcand lovely form has
shroued the mantle of DEATH and consigned the cold
and silent But friends and relatives; there
brighter better world beyond the omba in the
cavenshere her angel voice will be heard shouting praises
Cod he Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away blessed
be the of the Lord forever"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-19
From The Globe
PEIECTI0N nr IAnCS ~ p4pf-Cp

-,xf.H~'1.CI TON Ut 1n.II<o bHhhEh.
The Wing party in the Senate sisnalizcd, on Friday
last their consistent adherence 10 the doctrine of the Ro-
man Consul by acting when in power in manner d.
recty al variance with their professions before attaining
it, This excellent officer and worthy man was expelled
from place (which he discharged the duties with ex-
emplary fidelity, because he was Democrat A brave
soldier in the last war; TO whose merits the ampest tcs-
mony has been given by every officer with whom he
served patriot in every of the wod public ser
want whose integrity in the most responsible Offices OF
trust has never been impeached himself mild forbear-
ing and consderate in the periods of political
contestt might have been supposed that therengcance
OF Federalism would have been satiated with its numcr-
Gus victims, without sacrificing him upon its unholy
altar But Mr. Barker had not swerved from the ear ess
avowa OF his political opinions he is Democrat OF the
oldashioned schools he Is cherished by the Democracy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-19

What does this mean? What new storm is brew.
ing? The Washington Correspondent oirhe T. Y.
Courier and Enquirer speaks Of breach that =,
ing on among the Wings al Washington, and which
the retirement Of Mr.. Clay is destined 10 Widen
III my suspicious (says the wrter) are well found
ed, the resignation of Mr. Clay will be tie sigma.
for The deprecated division 10 take place. A system
Of policy now contemplated by certain Distinguish
ed Senators, and determined on by him with lu.'
and honorable motives, will then he commence.
and if commenced. il must have The unfortunate q
feet Of destroying the Wing party in the Seoa.",
and signing the political death warrant Of those who
sustain H."
And again the Correspondent Of the New li
Herald por'ends fatal explosion in The Cabinet
for, "Ceran allegations said TO be in preraa.
ton against one Of the Secretaries, which, il G-
ported by adequate proof, will cause both mpeas.
meni and removal. The charges may not BE- -
cep,ible Of proof-possbly they are wi,hou, oo-.
daton."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-19

.bie argument a.i susae Ptibie Ofsaaj rcsn.,s
It's positions are strong and IL conclusions irresistible "
A high and just compliment is also paid to the seso.
lu,ions Of Mr. Wallace Of Petersburg. The :" Vrsi.
man says, "they admirably constructed free and
energetic, covering tho whole ground sustained by De-
mocratic principles, aud conceang no evasion, no es
position not open TO the light o! day, ana integihr
n men. however unaccnstomed TO reasoning and r..
search II il in this that Democracy is especially DIS.
tippulshed from the Federal creed, which can onl,
prosper by conceament Of It's real principles and q"
innate results and which, therefore, must ultimately
fail of supper, when the deusion has passed away IN
der which they have been disguised.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-19
Feb. 70

CUN AND RIFLE MAKING AND GUN-SMGTHING-THO-
VI MIS- TfRER respectfully informs his friends, customers
and the Public generally throughout Virginia and North Carroll
na he manufacture, 'and alter pecus
the approved modern STYLE all kinds of double
single Guns Rifles and Pistols lie aters HIMSELF
Guns Rifles and Pistols rcsocked in very superior plain
manner with English American Walnut-and repairs OF
kinds in the Smhng line done in the manner
notice, and on reasonable TERMS
4. T. also keeps constantly hand very extensive
Of all kinds OF double and single Guns Rifles Pistols Fow
ling Tackle Military Goods superior pocket Cutlery, RazoTs and
Shaving Tackle gold and silvermonled walking Canes gold
and silver pointed Pencil Cases with great
Fancy Goods old established Gun and Fancy Store
Feb 10 9a-Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-19
PROCEEDINGS of Me Demoeralie Contention.

We striking off $1,000 copies of these Proceed
ngs which will be ready for distribution in few days.
We are happy TO the almost enthusiastic manner
in which the Address has been received by all men of
fine taste and cool discretion. Nothing is tau
more adapted TO the great object it has in view-an
armory, were, for furnishing pertinent facts and
luminous arguments to political friends to combat
the weapons of bold yet insidous Opposition, which
seeks to sacrifice great principles and TO purchase up
States, by the plumber Of the Treasury. The Winches
ter Vrgnian pfonounces il to be in the "best STYLE full