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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
RESUMPTION OF CASH PAYMENIS.

RESUMPTION OF CASH PAYMENTS.
NK. EDIroR-Frm an editorial IA a late Rich
muul Enquirer" on the above subject. | observe
that the venerable uud sngacious editor. suggr SITS
we oSpedirncy Of The Legislature fixing IN a day for
general resumption 10y our Banks. suilicit nIly dis
Int to allow the Banks and the community The adj
vantage of another crop. lie suggests that next
iall.-sIy Ihe lSf # OctoJer.-will bc a convenient
Ffrioi. rs the growing crrp Will. hy that time. have
gone To mari 81 aud Tie debtor interest be In a
much better cuajuiuu iu mrci The requisiIiuns which
the Banks mgsl necessarily make prior 10 that event
Jet a. ceme when &C may. The cmls, TO which
tslerencr - male, arr.I suppose. the TJJdccO, Wheat,
and n ~. ct Eastern and SoHihem Virginia,-tnd
II The suggestion be carried out. I have M doubt
that huth The Banks aud the community of Richmond,
vill he scusibly benefited by The operation. While
a. Is admiued that our Banks are ia a position To re-.
Sumr, whenever ihc RIchmrud Banks shall, aud
t~rh1ps with less Inconvenience. il j. worthy tfse-
ruus consideration whether The inviiahlc pressure
which our community must Zoe a sh,rr tune expert.
ence. 90 a greater or less degrcc) rieH ~esumpGoH
Sh9H take place. should not, tor the sam, reasons. be
posi- rnucd unii after OUR GROWING CRoP IAN he sent
Ia market, all made available IO Ihc debtor, aud
mercantile Iutcrcsil The advantages "fa p sipone
meut ri resumption, for the reasnn, ~ ignrd 10y the
"Eiquircr,' would seem 10 be manIicsI.-lnd must
Hrpy equally To The Nrrth-Wes,cm us to the NORTH
E,siem portion of the State.
Oar wunl crop, will, To be sure. have gone 10 mar
kcI Tut rs uur western walters d. not usually rise
unu! the middle Of October, or iirt ol No mybcr.
80 ~ TO admit of sending III uur great staples, Flour,
WicuL. Sc. and ~ s,one time must sill he allowed
T. receive returns iruR New Orleans, I think "eUcH
Lg.s5Ji jsSiicc,'' requires the uamiug Vt a day. some.
VIVA, ia,,r ia the iaIl-sly The 1t or 18Th OF Deccm.
hcr-l venture The suggestion. Mr. Editor, believing
there Is great Gree aud p~rosSScty - the remarks OF
thc Enquirer.
Ir the Legi,lliurc shall tx a day fr general re-
snn p,i1n. with any regard To the growing crops.
yhcn ,hc cluims ui the West will Toe entitled To the
benefit uG such consIdenuons,-cqually with the
EtH;- Wd irIm the sensible aud patriotic spIrii
which has hccn evinced 10y the present General As
scm1ly--upnu the subject of oar Safe institutions.
ipub; not lhe sn' ircI Wiz he carefully examined
b@lore lac lime i definitely agreed m.
A NrpCU Nr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
SEED STORE

VIE subscriber has opened an establishment
Il on the corner Of Virgin Alley and Wood -.
and opposite tine First Presbyterian Chsrch.
pittsburgh, for the sale Of GARDEN, GRASS
aud FLOWER SEEDS, and has made arrange.
mems with the MOST reputable and extensive
seed, stores IN the vaTIJus Atlantis cities, 10 nm
ply him immediate y with such as he can "a ar
rant 70 he fresh ani g-nuine-hc will also be EN-
ahIcd 10 MI orders for fruit and trees
and shrubbery. green and hot house plants. har-
dy border flowers, dubious roots, horticultural
and agricultural { nplsmeuts. etc az prices quoted
~ the eastern catalogues with the addition of
carriage, etc.
There Is perh1ps no city west If The mountains
where an establishments Of this kind IL more need.
ed than ~ Pittsburgh, and the subscriber HtffeTs
himself that The %faTtltrs. gardeners add amateurs
OF hOwers will sustain him In this undcuakirg
as nothing shall be waning on his part 10 Give
general satisiacuOn-he invites the attention ~
dcalersin $ eds west and south % visit his estab.
lshmCnL whom he will endeavor "a eupplv n,
such rates as will make 70 their interest to pafron
Sc him.
Gardenersin the vicinity Of he city aIei nj nm
ed that he will either purchase or become their
agents for The sale Of Trees. pants, seeds. etc
provided hey are ofa good quail ity.
jan 2j-3t ; n WlCKERSuAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
Corresponaetee II n Ame,ican.

WASHINGTON, JAN. -, 8 T.. M.lSi2.
The two Houses Of Congress were ia Session an.
tl nearly Eve o'clock. The Treasury Note Bill was
faally passed by a vote Of 81 to %, after an angry
AMI exciting discussion. The oppusitipn Senatprs
opposed the Bill 90 a man, and some Of ire Wings
Opposing a., Il was carried by a majority " one vote
ouIy. TheBdI is now ready for the House. with the
QFOyisO Of The House however, sirrck oai Proposing
TO issue the five millions IN Treasury uaies instead
OF five million loan authorized al the Extra session
ofCosgress.
Before The discussion WIS closed, a point of nrLer
was raised which was debated with n good deal az
gehemence as TO the pTOyisO. Il was cuntended by
Mr Calhoun and oth-Is thai % was unconstitutional
60 amend the Bill as proposed. upon The ground that
ihc change made u q Revenue Bill, aud a Revenue
Bill under the Constitution could originate ualy m
The House of Representatives,. This point Of order
was debated at length by Messrs. Calhoun. King
Berrien. Wright, Archer and walker. and az last
Withdrawn 10y Mr. Calhoun. she mover.
Use bill vas then fRally pissed rs amended,
and IN ide ready ir the House Of Representatives.
where il will he sent on Monday.
Tn House adjourned - great confusion. leaving
the vcEed question as 20 The right Of Mr. Adams N
be heard. The adjournment took plnce I'M Inc
midst Of The greatest confusion, a half d0zen points
Of order pending 1t the limo.
We invite the aIennUn Of or citizens. and o..
pectally Inc friends Of the "Hpme League" 10 The
card Of Mr. Kyter. whose manufacture we recent.
" recommended. Since hen annlher knife has
been shown rs, aud. as far - we are able 10 Judge
we pronounce u equal 10 any Of Rodgers or WUOt.
enholm's best Congress knive,--in some respects
they are superior. We say again, encourage home
.1faciures. becansc. in doing %. you promote
own and the best interests Uf your city GiyC
reference TO home made articles if as good.
20 be Rad 81 The same pure. The knife nov
~ Us cost 81; We have paid 80 AID $3.50 lot
.zefsh nives made ilsi hkc IT,
Messa ~ 'zifo tf Wellington Crime.
70 arrested 81 fgline ip The alley ner the
RVS Nef tavern go Hntday last AID brought
ere the Mayo. Gnsi aBl commried 10 prr-on o.
rsibicrts fr ihe chain rag. 81 much fr elsr
ion DAY, AMI Inc Oaly amising hing that ioOt
place.
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dec7

Office EXTRA-Whcreas stephen Rice
~ has. by deed dated this day. assigned 10 me.
for the benefit sundy persons namcIin said
assign nent, hs stock OF goods 10 tn @ No 100
Man street. also the bonds, notes and book nc
counts due Getty Z. Rice. Stephcn Rice. J J
Wells and stephen Rice & CO.
This is TO monty all persons indebted 20 Oh or
any OF ih1 above nam ] firms Co call and nav
their respective Indebtedness hume iaf,lv and
save costs, on al claims unsettled, suit NIL b.
brought % March Court.
have r thor 3 a Mr RICE o. atfend 10 the col
lection Of al claims due and o. SILL aud dispos,
% tno stock Of goods in me store.
THOMAS B PENTONEY.
Jan ~ As-gnte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
JOSEPH SMITH
BALTIMORE

TUEsRAV. Jinuay 25. 1912.
FLOUR-Wc have not been advised Of any
sales Of Howard street Flour. The asking price Is
SIS Is. We quote the wagon price at SJ625
CATrLE-There were offered al the drove
yards yesterday, upwards Of 500 head of beef cat
tie. and 900 head were sid at prices ranging iom
50 to s. so iOr Inferior 10 prime; $50 head have
been driven North; AID the balance remain on
hand.
PROViSIONS-This market is very ~inanimaic
and prices are as al last weeks quotations. viz New
Baltimore packed Mess Beef is held Of $40 10 $40
so; No ] at So to $3.50. and Primo al SO "a
81 $50. The stock ct bacon continues very lOrgo
and sales ofolJ are mlde with d,ni 'ully md gener-
ally AZ very low prices. We quote prime assorted
At 3 to 81 cents. and side At The same price; an
hams al 4 tc I cents as in quality New Baltimore
cured hams ase held ni 9 } cents; sides Al ; 20 s
nnd shoulders NJ 81. We note a sale today o
800 Kegs No ] Western Lard At 6 GEMS 4 months
which Is a decline. No salos Of Butter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
CARD

AN r EDITOR have rud IA your p,per %
wv hit m'rning " % grrat sur.rsr, Ia a,I,,r
,sc"'sui 't-ncd John O. Rlyless. . uastse Tor Il
hcN--, winch : ates that. ~ virtue of . Ger
am Deed ufTrH-I, NC. he wit, ON the 7b dnv
YlMatch mat olcfiOr safe my interest IN Ger.
"a rva! estate Ia thts cIty 1nI e: sewhere, and
| r., nnouSu se.unSa as trustee, ne Eliminates
'haI q foot ute can be fiyen TO the purchaser.
While ~ - extremely unpleasant To MYSELF
a sense 81 outy TO nay general creditors,
aud 20 the public seems 20 rcq1re at my hands
mark then, that, accOrding to nv understand
lug of ths case, Mr. Bayless has, az present. no
legal authority To sell, o. % oder Tor sp,ei the real
estate IN question, or any Part sfi Tor
I The conveyance to which he refers, rs made,
not 10 HIM alone. but - HIM and To two other
gcutlem n, as mortgages or trustees for certain
specified purposes, and uJon certain specified
conditions.
2 Ii the said conveyance =. as it purports 20
be, aHi0rtsdge' then the ordinary course Of de-
cree aud foreclosure would seem 10 be necessary
10 give validity q ATTY CONVEYANCE from the
m~Ortgagees; and m order to this. their evil
dences OF debt must first DO submitted 10 the
} Ii the said paper should be construed u he
a deed Of trust, then, IN the absence of a spe.
ear decree, II VIII renal % say the lea t. ex
tremOly qtesibn ible whether a trustee can sell
and convey real property fT his own benefit
Ortn which he has a uecuuiary ihtefest
These difficulties, necessarily ia al TO an
HuNdntag On : sale Of the property, have been
repeatedly brought ptle no ice OF the parties
nier ested, with a 3 ncere desire Of bringing A.
o'ht an amicable arrangement, which should at
once Ob via'c them, and avoid delay; but. as VET.
without effect. NhIie, therefore, / hold mysslf
ready at any momeif, most Cheerfully 10 unite
~ any reasonable arrangement, feel myselt
opu ID To protest against n proceeding which |
DE ievc to b. illegal IN itself, and which would re
SUIT M n most unnecessary sacrifice OF property
> intending shortly TO resume business as a
NM. ssIoN MERcHASr.l avn particularly desi.
rou of having nav old business put in a train of
settlement 8. lqIidition, through some persan or
PERSONS entirely diSiHters Sted, as well as CONNIE
q nj - hn - - 80 -
X. EeXEH.
Thursday, Janlary2T 1912,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
5000
& q o n y IN s

- IN
WANTED
9INOR which the highest price will Nc paid at
IA The CITY Auction ltoJns, No. los Market
Space Nv
Janl7 BRENTLINGER & S;iALLCROSS
HNRESi ARRIVAL. OF STAPLE DRY
HL GOODS-We have just recc iyed on couslsu-
ment a very large assortment of Staple Dry Goods,
consisting IN part of superior Dorchester trks,
Bnl Mill brown Drills
> bales 3 1 and 8 brown mu,lins
D cases 3 1 and : ) bleuched do
Heavy kcrCys for pants
RIbd cuiIol velvet Tor vests
Supcr,r Bufllo cloths
Plaid Swisses
% pr 5 ! 4 Whitney Blankets
% pr 5 point do
Cotton Shawls and handkerchics
80 dozen gum braces
Scarlet nannels
Silk handkerchief. &c. and expect daily 10 re-.
ceIve a great addition from Philadelphia, which
vii he sold unusually low to close the consisn-
mems
jim Is PENTONEY g. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
DIR DUNCAN'S
REMEDY
STA NDS

NRONl the Qunck Syrups aud P~aragoric Com
Il pounds which have Of late become a burden
to the public health, an a suspension IL the
pulse Why y lt that these medicines are ia
Ken repea edly by the sick without removing the
compliant in q teslipul The reason Il plan Hnu
simple, VIZ because they are cOsIpUsed chiefly
OF opium and is spiritual preparations, which
acts upO,. the system az a powerful stimulating
anodyne. and b. using IepeLteily, the system
becomes Infatuated to its narcotic influence, as
OF those who are giyen TO intemperaRCc.
This fact has BECOME apparent 20 thou ands
VINO have experienced the fatal effects D such
medicines, and commenced usiLg DIR DUN
CANS EXPE cTORANr REMEDY, which is
entirely free from OPIUM and all other poisonous
ingredients, aad - Us q with perfect safety by all
under any circumstances. IL I'M nedIaTely re-
lIeVes the distressing cough, strenghens and inv
gorates the nervous system, causing the settled
contngeO' S matter to leave lfshOld from the lung
and be discharged by the power Of EXpCctora tOn
Unless tins - done the lungs will sOcn become
ca. ANIMATED from nONlOuS matters and u~lccTaje
and falla prey 20 the fatal worm Onsumpuo
Pm e one dollar a botIle.
For sale az No ~, North Eighth street, Phila-
delphIa. Also at the Book store Of
JOHN FISHER,
ian % Wheeling. Nn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
PERSONAL APPERANcE on ARIsTorLE

fEtcONAL VI hhioIOlLE
lbs eyes were small. his voco hrase, nni
his legs lank. He stammared. vas fond Uf mag.
niiceni drors, and WIRE costly rings. Tie had n
missiress whom be loved plssiIlutely. lie had
nothing 81 The ausierity uf the philosopher.
lie was Open-heaued. pleasant. and even charm.
iug in hs conversation; Fiery oni volatile in be-
pleasures magnificent ln his dress. Tic is desert
bed ne frrre. d~isiaiuful and sarcastic. tie tsncd
~ thcs qualities o taste ior profound orudiHon.-
Hs passion fof luxury occaJOned him such expenses
when he was young that he consumed al hs prop.
sfty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

900 ."-afN y At Hul=fTlnDFr. md tF -nla
- bow Gr cash S"'
100 hyss White Lead 10 cases Cb,nmo y,l,.
III on " Pruss'an Blue
caSk Washing S'da : bales hottie curks
SlIcrilus , Vial Curks
y I'ue Spirits Turpentne
Lamp Black Castor Oh
ven. h'd CamwuOI
Si"hish Brown LngwOOd
, " Whiting Nick Wood
llnse PIk Chip Fuslic
turkey TIMBER Alum
lN"iten Stone Mnd5er
1 " II ID Sum- Am,,t,
, bhls Cupal Nanish Mn. Vitr,I
Japan Nerdigris
l bA Leather do Red Wnud
" Blue SInaIiz R,,,ap S,o,.
] ease Gum Shelac Sugar I.,d
4 e" Tx Lngwuud Lac Dye
10 " ChUIne Green
CllAPLINE & PRYOR.
JAZZ UnsCn 81. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
PENToNEY & HARRISON.

OHIO MANUFACTURED SILK.
5 AVERY & CO.
100 Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheel
ing. and Strangers 10 general. that he is agent for
The sale oiJohn w. Glll's Domestic Silk. manuhc-
iured by him IN Mount Pleasant. jeff rSun Co o.
hiO' consisting. ~ part, of Silk Hats, made ih the
best style, on Fur Bodies. Silk Velvet Caps Tor men
Il boys, Figured and Plain LuslrIng and Levantinc
Dress Silks for ladies. Silk VelycIs and Pushes.
Figured Tissue aud Lus'ringo Of every variety ofculrr
and pattern, Bib Lustuug Cuyals AMI pocket Hand.
kerchIeE; &C..
All Of whirh are equal in quality and color To the
European. and at moderate prices.
All persons ia favor Ut pairUnising Domestic Pro
ducts and Manufactures, are invited 10 call and cx.
anime these Gods.
y. B.. Reeled SILK and CDcoons received in er.
nnge orPnrchased al market prices.
Wheeling Jan Is, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION

NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
Apurcly vegetable aid hishfy aD,r,ved com-
pound preparation al he PSU L VlRGINi.
AN \ or Wild Cncrry Bark, approved by tb, Col.
lege Of PhaTmncy, recommended BY he Medical
Faculty! aud unIycrsally acknowledged The most
valuable Family Nciicile" ever disroyer,d
0r NO QCACkEiI! NO DECEPTION M
The physician NAV boa. Of ais skill mIIS
q seasCs-the quack may prH hi wonderful rurrs
DIT OF al the remedies ever 4 .coye-ei for hsca.
ses Of the PJlmouary orSans, ! - universally od-
that lnvaluch!o m,d',i T. DS NI>TA@S RAJ
: OF Nile ca ..,t;N, which has ,nectsd
-~-me of &c TOrt astOr' bIg cures ey r record.
ed a thcE o. IT pee e. re.
Src.; 'uiCcu are ne - o. iirg hc3'~r m
rcs'o~g &c pope, iCsC tH.s - 's.yr tlat. cen in
,He adyfrced . ls,I o. 90 u 'PrtON, and
ii Il er COrr'f'r. 4 eases wi. g. have a.. pleI
Te OK u oitIe no C's'nGrEicd ph,s clans.
w,cr pate % We gI'-.,d ere Tpst Distressing
cough, e C. r NY n 1aea .hllg, ntrht sweat,
bleed - o. % 'rN,f G'.aner - most esteem
80 rsUsr. $50 o.. %. --,lsc 3Dlos have ed, tb'3
a al"ab'c -c-n@ev rs 20, . o.; gwen surprising
re- C Jui - rJIy C&cc,c' cues, after ali hopes
OF n O., ;Jvt~Y had BE-" GO. vdsspaircd of.
l. DE- "a these form ia
bic COVE .;-, tn,. Odd o vry sup at,or re-
.ne.'y O.c' &C 90 90, such as e crouD.
wSOO1.D- COZ &C. C-v IN those uisordrrs
hat t,e' 80 "..g"-i - throu.h he W. ter
se--on, s'cI Fs cotE' -. CT. -, pledri5.. If 81
?. ard osl g "a t'e bet. ptCccCdiGg rom per-
Ip.lCd cot. =, 81. l.PsGE uNuvall,d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

HDY virtue % a Dcud 90 Tai.t made Nv Rot
I'D Ich Mckee 10 The suH-cubeE vh,,h va. re-
.oE riin Onio county, NItg nit, on - about n,
tam a. AlsIst last. the Subscriber viii I'll p a.,
sale 90 ths Court house door OF Ohm co,,ufy An
ne City OF Wheeling, pa Monday, he 7th day
pi MAY \ ncNt, between the hOurs of ten and
one CLOCK the iOllo"ing described property, to
The undivided interest Off Mckee in and 70 =,
tract or parcel of land containing about 4s0 a.
cres m The State OF Illinois, bordc-nr on a..
Mtssissipot rive r nearly opposite The tavn ~
Marion m Marion county, Missouri
Also two tracts or parcels OF land sit lated in
me milwaukee Land Dis ret in Racine couoty
Wisconsin Territory, Il beng the east half Of
SOUTH east quarter section G IN township nn.
nor th Orange - east, and south west quartz
section No . township I, north oftappe "a %,
containing aboHt ITO a. rs altoseth.r os,r -.
Igan, ~
Also a house and lot in the town of Flo,.-.o
Washington county, State OF PcuosyIyauia
Also Tvs lots m ,hc town Of Scne, ayIlIs. in
guernsey county, OHIO, Nos . and 81, being Inc
same that Oliver Brsos bpcam s,szcd Of bv n
decree Of Court and convened by deed 10 n
Mckee.
Also one undivided .. h part Of lots No "a. Sc
ana ~, IN the TO Sn OF New Washington, Guern-
Sey county. Ohio
Also one undivided fourth pLrf OF a certain o.
ther tr1cts lots or parcel of ground situated IN
He Cny ~ wheeling coG1iy Of Ohio, s. az, Of
C9tton Factory. at the foot OF south street, and
alllhe lots. buildings, ana improvements there
oeIohNlhS or al any way appertdinc, inclu-
unto. '0'"S'"S '"eIe-
all the right, title and-estate Of the sail
'' Zee IN and to the town lo,s and land thrreur-
~ ueiohSng ln the town of Dcs Noinps 4,
IlaiN county, state Of Missouri, as flI,vsn,i
,"Si,ots IN blocks No l3 and I3L, also lots No
10 u ., IL, Il, IS ana Is ~ block No Isl IcJ
ue same interest be more or less or l.ro,,d &,
Whatever part { SAID town or county il NAV he
ne forms OF sale of the above property will hc
o"e 'hlru ~ the purchase mon-y cash. the bal.
a ice In tnFrn and IL 18th e.. 49,
; lie, with lnieres'. Ppy uent OF The baIaors a.
cared by a len on the properly sold.
HrlllhS as trustee, a trustees title. wribout
bal eyed TO be gooi "N"'s
Join D BAYLESS. Trustee
hr X Mckee
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DIEIgEND
WHEELING savings ; D.,

WHEELING SWINGS TUITION
Wheeling. Jm I. 1872
a L \ meeting ot The BrurI % Dirsc.,rs =
"a days Dividend of ioar pr ccdr on ihe . ~.
Tai si'ci rand Ia was declared, payable on demand
At tins office on or an,r lhc - IA instant.
jan r. MCCOY. Treas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs

N1E subscribers beg leave To niurm the Gill
Il zens Of Wheeling and vicinity. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE,
HOUSE at No li3 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment of
gilt and mahogany framed ! ooking Glasses. Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather beds. bOlste.s =, Pillows. curled HAIR. Spanish
moss. COTTON hnsk and spring mattresses; together
with a full assortment uf the latest STYLE and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in This city; all
OF which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
and JcdrrdH ed.
Also Looking gas Plates. nah ,glnv venccrs.
Varnish. Sp niSh mass. &c &c, constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article of
furniture on The most accommodating terms and Al
short notice.
CARPETS made and put down.
Orders IN GAINESVILLE can be lch with J.. FAD
ANS IL 70
Ju' 10 MENDEL e. HARBOUR.
The Zrncsvillc Republican viii copy To- The
amount uG three dollars and charge this on;-,
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lEcr!o, OF 6lsEcioaa Foe 5nG VEST
CARD


I Las lC6omc n cusI,m extremely beneficial in
n It's results. iur passengers la Tay a meTii0d KiL-
ute Of cEWmeHCat'Un through Iie coli INNS Of
The public prints, To such officers OF The Sicsm-
trs on our westtTn waters as combine IN their
characters the attributes OF the Gent, man with
those OF The skIllldll ard pTudeaTt commander
This being the c sc, we have [ Ken tho liberty To
r quest you 20 a PRISE ihc { ayellIng portion Of
re community. through yOIr valuable pJpU,
That u they are a. NlJ H. To g. al a boat, sthuECh.
swift, and with sUptII,T acc nmOdatCns, und
Cficers, whOss whole cepOIImtEt doyOlOIt I'D the
best features Ofthe gentleman and {, mmaHdeT r,
they can find the former N the splendid steamer
MONONGAHlLA aHd the latter IN the person
# Castain Stone aUd his assJclate. Permit US
TO add. that tie entire crew dCs rye a respectful
consideration f,T thsIr kindness, hdeHty no cor.
rect behaviour on her Trip from New Orleans 10
Cincinnati January .l~i2.
Mrs & II Dixon Geo II Nanpelt
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