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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
CHEAP SPRING & SUMNER coops.

w HElSkELL 10 NV rrcr,y ms his .nprlv
~ Z" 'pr'ng aud summer s.ods. AMI a. - sioe
n,,s 'lah usual and WIS bought at re,lu-, d
p'iees, he l. els assured that oil "rrsons wishing
" pufchaSe would do well To cal aud examine.
ashe !. determined tn ssh exceedingly low for
ISL MS siOcN consists IN part of a full as.ort-
mSnt OF l,ths extremely low, cnssI,n.re. cassi.
net,s aud ksniucky jeans, Earlston, puilicut and
iWhied glnghams beautiful styles, French En :
Iish and American calicoes and chiniz,.s Cbusan
and omore mou I'm de liues new styl~. cplor.d
anu s. mourning lawns very handson e, Argentine
tnu' hns-a new ant beautiful article. rich ftrni.
lure prints an furn!iure plaiIs, gambrooDsa "a
twllIed cas.imeres. Virginia cassimeres and other
materials Tor sentlemens wear, Mdrseillrs satin
ano her yesungs. American nankeens plsin and
corded, mixed jeans, Mexican mixtures and col.
ored jeans. Eng lsh mole kin very snre, i,,T' or,
md brown linens and linen drlng>. fancy hanc.
Aere hleis and sha~ls, gloves and hls,ery an ex
.ensve variety. family long cloth rnushns ana
shreungs "a 4, 9-S and - linen abis dianer
RUSSIA d b'rdsrye do. Parsons * Hughes spool
ooss sewing silks, full assortment of taiior,i
y INNINGS Nirg'nla negro cloths apron checks
= VARIETY of b"nneis n nd hoods. Id
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
FLOCHING WILL WANTED

FLOCHING Wilt WANTED
CEN rLEM4N desIfuus 10 remove Ip the
~ SlcinIiy OF Wheeling. wishes Co lease for ,nc
'No Or three years. good Flouung Mill with three
run OF sluncs. steam mill would he preferred.
and, 4 10 be had. small farm attached ANY per.
sou having such an one. or good mill, water or
steam, with W the farm. will meet wIth a tenant
and hSOruble lease 10y applying Al the
apps TIMES OFFICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
CITY HOTEL,

~ IHJfs. NO.
NIhRpN BARNTM and HANSON MORE
LAND h'Nrrc purchased the inrer,si Of D.,
=" a.l'n infhs shove named e tabIi-hmrn'. si,t.,
~ "u i' gerH.r ~ Third gui Vine streets :,
'''pi = Lc pcCtiuliF .uf1fm frc.r friends and m,
liAI lhff ~ Do CUuttI. a tH, kcrf f.r, .f tir.
n'trc n iIc best prescribe mluugr. aud tbsr
Bon 81 a. tIs'sba'l D.. sT1rld o. promote
comfort ui t1c guests. The house u ,It.ibIv
a''d n alirH-a' Tsri 4 th- civ nr2
AEW SPiti NJ COopS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
noCTOR q b PRYOR

HAS removed be ofBro frrrn Main street D, Tho
Hu1ll brick huilii0g lately o~cupied by a.
dervi in Sfmut, TIE uorh rtr er1er " VI rira,c
ani Fpusfh strees. di'crfly Opposite me Courf
House. Do. r lD,ig-s 90 he omao at night and
boards at the Vrgini4 House sp7-Jn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
TmE SEW WORLD.

RENNETG'S Herald, Saturday Evening Psi
~ Saturday Couries and lion City fpr S,tur-
lay April ,. rereIyed this morning al THOMP.
SUNS Is Monroe street, where may be had by
Ihe year "r single number all tue popular mapa.
<i"es and newspapers ut lie day AlSi all kinds at
''s'hry' blank iooks. writing. wrapping aud prin.
uhg pnPer. Pease'S Hnarhaund Candy &c :
OMAN ON EXECUTORS AND ADMINS
- IKA TORS-A rrSatise oL The Law of TX.
-rul"rs and AInnistratnrs generally a. use IN the
United States aud adapted mnre particularly IA the
practice oi Virginia, 10y J ,hn Taylor L,mav. m ?
vols. Tor sale by JOHN FISHER.
apt l33 Main srract
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
G. III CARTER,

i j D RNEY AT Law
Us taken an office in the basement Of the
II Court House. where, besides the duiics o.
his profession, he will discharge th e duties Of
Commissioner of Bankrupts for Ohm Go. Va.
BANkRUPrS aud their creditors nre formed
That shall be prepared Of an early hour . each
day named for their appearance to receive ,our Of
debts. Sc; IS
LNORTY bbls ~ o. Mnlasscs. 10 hhds y. D
IL Sugar in store and for sale by
"a 4. affT,frIErT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS. &c.
USf received and fpr sale low or cash
- 100 kegs wht cad in OIL
500 Reg Dry barrel white I'll
cases CTome Green do Epson salts
do do yellow I do Alexandria SIENNA
do Paris Green ! do Inrif do
do Vcrdlgn' cask Nader
DO XXI LCgwOOd do Salaratus
10 bbIs Chip LOgw0Od I case sup carb soda
-um do Tart Acid
Camw1Od 10 Castle soap
l.amvblick I CO Burg Pitch
pan Nsrnsh Calrined magnesIa
COpal do Q Carb do
TLTpentne Paint bushes
I Olive Otl White wash
Castor oil Hair
4 Glue Shaving do
Also numsrou other articles pertain ing 10 ths
business such a. shop furniture. ottlts uf va.
nous sizes, &C. Country diuggIs ribs siClans
merchants bnd o hers will find 10 10 her alyan
lage to call md examine my stock If drugs, a.,
as thew will be I'd AZ ~ small on advance as
they can e'had wcsi Of the mountains
al OLIVER PRYOR, Un'on ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

TRIiS fEE'S SALE.
BY virtue uf a Deed at rrusi from Henry Mnorc
I'D and wife dated nn the SIh day uf June SIS.
1td reconici ia the Clerks Ufrc "f the County OF
Ohio Book % Page 1876. aud also Ivy virtue ol a
Decree Oithr Circuii Snp,rinr Court "faN and Chan
cery CHI" County. Will offer lur sale al puhllc
iion AT the front dunr Of the Court House ia the City
=" Wheeling. ia Virginia ainudav, the Alb day nf
April. neHiat u O'Clock NJ tho n"rih hall ol lot num-
hcred ioureen (li) in square ten l0) in the City o
wheeling with the dwelling house thereon, being The
properly now occupied by John NJ Clarke. Esq
The terms Ofsale will be. sixth Of the purchase
money IN hand the residue three equal payments
ut siI. twelve, aud eighteen months. with interest
in"m day-ihe purchaser giving bond and security
and The TILE being retained until payment
Possession nf the PrOperly given immediately.
Selling rs Commissioned. I will convey such ule
rs is vested To we by the DEED of'rrusi and the De-
cree nj the Court. JAS. A. CLARKE.
mar 5-is Special Commissioner,
The ahnve sale IL posiprned until "wednesday
The 4 ia day of May next AM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
A BAIICAIN

1NJR RENT-Thr Stare laely occupied by G
II n Swcaungen will be- rented from the pres
enI Time ~ the lst of prl. 1919 for Slj0 A,
ply To CALDWELL.
APT Ass;,,e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

u va. received aud ia. sale ~
mar % JANEs E1kIW
So IvrER LATE THAN nv .N-A,I.rzI
has married Helen M1rrs1r. one UlfIr vrut-srs fr
bis TRIAL ~ certain reports l-c true $50 sH0u.I r1t
ssIs about time
OR RENr-Thc tastm, BOO .frf, ui tte Nssa
ri1ts Returned Cbur.u uu Nsrrt street
Procession gwen immediately. % Be- vel rlIrr.
lated flr n school rrum 11f BY "a suitable teacher 20
large s.rl1f wight tc pN1turI rerHs r.4.a.sf,r
NgY'v u Thomas Sweeney. w Cieraer. 10.
Vsur4U EmNn or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

. BARRES n. o. Muasses.
Oh hLdS Sugar
Just received and G,r sale Ey
Feb. ~. ATFERBURY CALDWELL Co
IA FOR RENT-Thrce good brck d,yrllrs
EisI houses on llampdrn street Possession -ryen
on The FIRST " April ARMY 60
jan l3-f THOMAS SWEENEY
EdORA-Jusi received un rutslgumruf I.f COL.
u FluvCrug y'arls ard .hrlHiW vIIfI r d.
be- sold for cash az lhc gaIIeu pntcs Nffhs rue
seed Store 81 NOR % As TODD
4 PPLEN-Rhudc island Grcru.urs I1Ir. Pr
~ pm aI,d Rlmiu apple. Iust received aud o.
sale az the Family Grorcfy uf
MAR ID NTIINAkFu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
ILLINOIS PAPER

81 WiLLrrrhlnge ior lllnDis plpcr. ~lff.siItHe
n 'rs Cozror Rfundy. lump ~.rfr aHI .sHei
arrrIss
wish ro purchase BACON. R.ssv8r. g.u,r
lord snI let.hcta plyiblciu r-o. D.ai.
U INffI-fN
fst ~ NU.tt ~rI.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
ION NOBl F.t.I,
CITY BLU Els

N LiI NOIS. ami 6ALrIMURE OuIOkAII
ROAD MONEY-We are instructed In sell a
valuable rIece Of real estate Cor LIMOS or Balm
more AID Ohio Rail Road money. Also some
hHe cutlery, such as long sets Of knives and
forks, . pieces ia a set,
We Will sell this morning at our sales rooms
No l6i VI trkrt street. q valuable stock of dr.,
: DDS, boots, sh res LeghuIn aud palm leafhars
Tuscan, palm and hood bOnrets Cincinnati soar
mould and dIDt candles, I ca SIX BRANDY 10 VI -
-aTs etc. without reseTve-saie 10 commence NJ
So'Clock. arg PENTt'NEN HARRI>ON
dissolution cu.rarnership here
y tniOre existing until the Isl inst betw cen the
UNDERSIGNED was dissolved by Rutu i agreement
Ipun that day.
The notes and accounts are transferred 10 p
Il Greer. who has fall authority to settle aad
collect The same.
The business will be carried on hereaf,s,
by Thos G Culbertson at the old stand on Union
street. THOS G. CULBERTOy
DIT GREER,
FIJI CIR Err,
The stock Of castings T,mai ing on hand will
be sold unusually low. PersoHs wishing graft,
or oher articles will do well TO cal before pur-
chasing elsewhere. arc q
NJ OTICE-Tho undersigned respectfully no
Y titles all Persons interested as above thai hay.
ing removed TO the country. will be impossible
Tor nun u devote his p. rsOnal attention TO the
collection Of the SAID accounts. IL therefore be-
comes necessary 10 place then ~ the hands If o.
her PeTs'ns, and accordingly all unsettled fter
the 81 of May under $40 will be lefI with Jas
Mcdonnell, Esq add all over that amount with
Geo W. Thompson Esq. for collection. In the
meantime the accounts will remain with Mr.
CulbeTtsOn az the old stand, where all knowing
themselyes indebted are earnestly desired to call
and settle.
ap &C FIJI GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
KNOTE q SANGER.

"JOILD -Pecllully inform their friends
w and ihc public generally. that they con
unue "a manufacture and have on hand general
ns-'ri""ni oi Spanish, - Spanish and American
SIddl"s. Rsdv ius imprOy I'd Srriug Saddles Ladi,
Saddles. O. 'nriuus PATTERNS. Bndlcs, MaUiugalc-,
'ud hriilo Filings S1idle Bog. Trunks and Val.
rcrr. Harness and Wagon Gaars. Julllrs Iilwes and
Irr'cs. Carnage Crop = ,rrhrs and Wagon Nhtps.
Boz iu rp'rs and BGdIlu Saddle covers and ever,
Other article usually korf Boo ihrir Inc of trade.
N1rrruic,i o. bee very sc-i material add Work
mlusHIp. 81 ct which They al sell NJ WHOLESALE
90 retail "u Icrms 90 .siiI rhr times
lIuusfu' .ur rI-f f,y0r "" icita continuance
Of Puh.ff PHrUnIrr Give Usl q. n auI promise
20 usr .ur icf CJruions To- mIke % your interest
ru teal Ulfl us.
Ban &c rar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
&. ELIAS STIEEI

~ - 1EO u. llNt'lsF.. Sec v.
&. ELIAS STIFEL,.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER.
AS removed IO The shop formerly occupied 10y
Ii DIR Fressell, next donr 10 the kinyor', office
on Main street. where ho has on hand a benuuGul
assortment 81 Sheet Iron and TIN Ware for s1Ie
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. at the lowest pric.
rs.
Custom work in tia and sheet Iron neatly and
promptly executed. variety Of FANCY work
made and for snle
His friends and the public generally are respect
lnliy invited 10 Gull him. and Examine his large
and elegant stock
Every description of Lamps rep. ireG al short mo-
ice. April Ia. lS42.
a USt received a fresh supply Of perfumery and
81 toilet soap-
Fan de Cologne.
Eau do Lavender,
Eau De Rose
Liquid o. Rouge a superior srIicle.
Florence waller,
Honey water.
Genuine Ma, ,sarOil.
SOAPS-Washingi"n Swap,
Fanny Elsler Sap
Swan Sap. mud
Shaving soap alsp
: few boxes Of pusiiIes. hair tooth and mil
brushes, which will he sOld cheap f'r cas' at 1879
Main street, by
npI2 20 FAIRCIuLD
nISSOLUTION- parincr-nip hereto
f-rv existing between The subscribers W der
the firm Of johnson a. Lppincnu u Ibis day dis.
solved by mutual consent. j. Lippincou will al
tend 10 settling the business ofihe firm.
JAMES JOHNSON.
jan 30 JOHN LIPPINCOTT
DARTNERsHIP-The undersigned have
this Day entered mtp partnership under iI,
nan Of Juhnson 4 Zane, and will continue The
Co missiun and Forwarding business 10 HE hpuss
Dt ely Occuwcd by Johnson & Lippincu;t on
ceiling Island. Va.
JAMES JOHNSON.
an 20-n ORLOFF A ZANE
FOR SALE
"a So Brick Dwelling Houses, situated
f.... on Main and franklin streets. North
liii; wheeling.
kuesA For Terms enquire 81
le'lO JOHN W BERRY,
HFE IN CHINA. iu.t received o., the Boa
- store and Periodical Ohirs II
oP - =. INGRAM
RARNEYBY NUDGE. BY BIZ >, o.. 81
"O'"efoua enRfayinzs FW sals ~
a. iNgRAM
tIWE PiCgwICE PAPERs nv R,z !. 49,.
volume 6r sile 90
ap 10 J. 4. INGRAM
a DLANK BOOKS fresh supply bath e,li .,d
I - bali horud, a Size no
aplt "A tNCRAN
The librarian Of he Wheeling l,yceum will h,
m attendance IN re isbr1ry ou Noudsy evepmr
" each week 81 The Clerks office ri ne superio,
court of Ohio couuiy fvm o'rluck o. . pm
4 Ge0. s Thomrs0u
E'bfaftaH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
Low ERING PLANTS
TAILORING

>. LOWRY has taken the shop on Union street.
next door 10 the drug siore OF d. Chapline and
opposite that OF }. NJ. Bnsh6eld, where he j. pre.
pared 70 attend promptly to oil orders IN the line Of
his prDfession. an 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

WDENTONEY & HARRISON have removed 10
- JDhnsious ~ NolGf Market street m rbc
Sore rom formerly rcruucd by X ihu Morrow
NOTICE,
I)ENFONEY A HARRISON, Aucjioucrs and
Com nis.iOu Merchants are prepared io receive
Consgumeuis n all descriptions Of properly u.,u
witch liberal advaure Will Be- made upou receipt q
gods iucndcd lOr immediate use. We have ample
rom i1r the siOreage Of Furniture aud an excellent
Cellar .,,,rt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
FOR TEXAS

MILITARY P,Lcl Manual far ,af4ufss
w and militia ofirers.v iih iusifur.4n. ..r r.s,
ioruIr- Dee y4rou- Dyululuus auI Iufr- nj salr..s
seniinsis rumpicmcuis. and firing Hlf.rulI sIIlf,e
q" rcNIfss uuI iu-pscurus H.fB.Ir. 1fsI tI,.Tr.
sword exercise Sc sc by NaIIf q Drur Due
received and for sale by
MIR 81 ROBE s. ~TrPTENSg<
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
INF. IRON CITY

MD rrrsBuRGH WEEKLY CHRONICLE
unpublished every Saturday m"rning nj BERF ,RD :
LITERARY DEroT. No IS. Fourth street. between
wood aud Market streets, Pittsburgh. Pa and E,r.
lic~i Mails
TERMS Oh rHE PAPER-'rhe Trcn CITY is print d
on a large double medium sheet. mth cord TYNE. nj
the iow Erice "f Two DOLL,Ks PR ASSUn. r.sv,ILe
." aard"oe. or One DOL'Gr For SiI Months Aver
''cme"' intended E'r the lam City may he handed
'o .,e ."'"rr'her and will he promptly attended 10
s'ng e numbers for $ ,le nj ~ Monroe ~
aP IL JoH II THOMPSON.
MI ASoNS SACRED HARP, with both 1o,uS
1Vl q Patent Mates just recelved and for sale
nP IL J. a. INGRAM
NiRisrlAN HARP. or sale at the B..1k sI,.Ir
~ and Periodical Office Of
npl4 J. A. INGRAM.
METHODIST HYMNS. a fresh .ucpIv =,
W ap II J. A. INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
EVANS SOOTHING sYRIP.

THNHE best remedy E.r rHc auI frr pi rf.f,ri. ta
a rrc.If. &. received auI f1r solo h,
m7r 26 IANE~ gNk"g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

INT W. " VITIU
VIII luGwE. ar I.Irr.. Efa UusI ar
= lmtI Iaarf ~l.l ~iIlurs. JuguI. B1rf,.
.rnF S1cIr Nf's.rI u.He. ael.. H.f . .autg
% other HrrsI.1. sHI ...F IHffl
N.sI f1 Iurrb1se &C.,. E.r.Fr. 'HrH #uI
FcHihrff. payable H fs.sf.ut.. ara vI.I uryarI
-1 iIr EIsI ltffy drs.rrfrH H. .r.'".tr 1l H.Irr
Hfr th1rrr. 90 JAMESON
uHr ID Mode. 81 H.a WH.a.Hus
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-05
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

We mentioned yesterday the explosion of
the North Star near Tuscaloosa, by which fif.
teen persons were killed. The Tuscaloosa
Flag contains letter from homas Maxwell,
a survivor, who by his GOODNESS and unparalleled
exertions, saved the lives of many of his CON-
panions, which gives full account of thScat-
astrophe. The facts are as already stated
She had sixteen cabin passengers, with three
ladies and two children. Both boilers burst
with an explosion like artillery. and in an in.
slant two thirds of the beautiful boat was bur.
led into the air in atoms. One Of the boilers
was blown one hundred and fifty yards over the
tops of the highest trees into the open field.
The false sides. says the letter, were blasted
into more atoms, and were already filled I'D
with water the main deck was shivered into
splinters. and the heads, legs and arms of appa-
rently dozen human beings, belonging to
the crew, were projecting out here and there
from the mass of rnf1amable substances that
had now fallen into the hall, and in Il confused
pile were mingling with red hot embers from
the furnace. while their groans and their cries
for help came horribly and awfully to nv ears.
By great excrtious all the ladies', the children
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-05

The amount of English tonnage at other
Southern ports is also unusually large, and has
been for some time constantly increasing. 1t
is the opinion of many judicious persons ac-
ouainted with the subject, that nearly if not
quite one-half of the cotton crop of the United
States will be exported in British and other
foreign vessels.
q We have taken the liberty, sir, of inviting
your attentionto this subject, because we deem
it of great importance TO our commercial in
terests, as the present state of things is in our
judgment the principal obstacle 10 the success
of American freighting vessels, the business of
which at the present time is laboring under
very great depression, arising, as we think, in
a great degree from the large number of for
eign vessels that are allowed to compete on
equal terms with our own.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-05
OUR COMMERCE.

The following letter is from most resPecta-
be and creditablc source. The statements
which it contains, as our readers will see, arc
of great public importance al the present mo-
ment.
DEAR SIR: Believing that any information
relating to the commerce of our country will
be acceptable 10 you, the undersigned, mer-
camille firm of Savannah, interested in vessels
that are employed in the freighting business,
respectfully beg leave to ask your attention to
the enclosed price current, containing list of
vessels at the port of Savannah, on the 18th
ultimo, by reference to which you will observe
that the aggregate CT tonnage there registered
and enrolled was at that time 1880 tons
Tons
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-05

~ The Star says it is for tariff suffici-
ent 10 support Government economically ad =
minisiered. But the position of the Star,
taken a few weeks ago, is 10 raise revenue
which, with the land revenue turned into the
Treasury, by taking it from The States, will
amount 10 less than one third of the amount re-
qured by Van Buren, annually, and which IN
fact will afford protection equivalent 10 nothing!
IJnon the article of wool for instance, il would
he hut one third, nay, about one fourth as much
!, was in 1s4I! This would afford no proiec.
ton worth uaming-a mere shadow, ghost
Caledoaian.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-19
T.IFE OF HOW ARD.

DY PARTICULAR REQUEST, LEWIS z: LEVIN
y will repeat his Lecture on the Life and Charac-
ter of John Howard. the philanthropist, in the LIST
Presbyterian (the Rev. Mr.. Rch's) church, IL
street on MONDAY evening, the 18th instant, at
o'clock At the conclusion of the Lecture, Mr. L..
will deliver Address on Temperance, EMBRACING
u,s OWN EXPERIENCE Tickets admitting gentle
man and lady 50 cents TO be had at The stores of A.
Coyle & Son; Polkinhorn & Campbell George Saw
age G. Anderson; J. Cephane, and OF the various
officers of the temperance Societies, or at the door,
dec l7-2t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-19

NEW ARRIVAL.
Al F. PULVERMACHER'S Lace Emporium,
n south side of Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9Th
and 10th streets
Just received, splendid assortment OF LADIES
MUFFS. the handsomest collection ever exhibited IN
Washington
Cross Fox Mufs,
Star Marten do
Blue Fox DO
Isabella Boas do
Squirrel DO
Natural Lynx do
Siberian Fox do
Also, splendid assortment of Ladies' POCKET
Handkercbiefs, plain and embroidered, from ~ and
upwards to $40 piece.
trThe goods will be ready for examination this
morning at 10 o'clock "
+. PULvERMACHER.
dec l7-3r
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-19
DR.. w. SWEET.

DR.. w. SWEET.
A r the urgent solicitation Of numerous valued
u friends Dr. Sweet, known as the Bone-Setter,
has consented to remain in the city for another week
lie can be consulted at his old quarters, Browns
Hotel. where all persons afflicted with various dis
ases in their bones, are invited to give him call
dec l5-3r WATERMAN SWEET,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-19

Proposals for twohorse coach, also tor four horse
coach service. Will be considered.
2646 From Jonesvile. by Yokum's Station, to
Turkey Cove, 10 miles and back. once in two
weeks
Leave Jonesville every other Saturday at p m
arrive at Turkey Cove same day by IN
Leave Turkey Cove every other Saturday nj
m, arrive at Jonesyie same day by II m
2647 From Pendieton, by Osborn's Ford, to
Bickley's Mills, 80 miles and back once week
Leave Pendeton every Thursday at IN, arrive
at Biekley's Mills same day by m
Leave Bickey's Mills every "Wednesday at m,
arrive at Pendleion same day by pm
2648 From Chatham Hill to Marion, IL miles
and back once week
Leave Chatham Hill every Thursday at y IN.
arrive at Marion same day by IL m
Leave Marion every Thursday at m, arrive
at Chatham Hill same day by pm
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-19

FOR SALE
FILE of the Weekly National Integencer,
n from lst January, 1923, till this date.
Also. a few National Theatre season tickets.
JOHNSON Il CALLAN.
dec 17--3t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
Chartered by

One hundred and twenty-five more B Banks char
tered by Loco-Foco Legislatures in ! gears inan
by the Wings, And yet with the usual Demo-
cratic consistency, the Wings are called the Bank
party.
Blu. what is the condition of the banks afore-
said Why OF the l2l chartered by Wings. all
save 6 are paying specie. And of the 246
chartered by the Locos, 43 have been . blown sky
high never will pay 10 cents on the dolar-aHd
l3 others now in state Of suspension
Petersburgh va Intelligencer.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

TIE RAscAL1r BAszs.-The Banks are foul

TIE RAscALLY BAsKs.-The Banks are foul
swindling shops-they are rotten to the core, and
those who conduct them should be hated BY the
people and banished from ali good society.
So say the ultra Loco Focos Of the present day.
Now let US examine and see how many of the.e
rascslly Banks were put in operation between 1890
and 1887. If we are wrong in our figures we will
thank any one 10 correct US. Here is the table:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
Albany Citizen of Monday

HOMEOPATHY IN LoNDos-A letter from Lon
dom dated November 8, SAYS 'fOur Hon9opa-
thic Hospital is in full operation, and is yielding
results OF the most extraordinary kind. IL Is es-
,ab!ished a, large and handsome house, No u
Hanover Square, the most fashionable quarter OF
the metropolis, and is constantly attended BY per
sons Of rank and influence. I hope by the next
packet to send you list of the subscribers which
although not numerous because the hospital Is
chiefly supported By one wealthy and ardent discl. scr
pie OF the system, comprises same names ,as'
would astorish those who lay the unction TO sheii
souls that the doctrine ony numbers among II
supporters weak minded enthusiasts or the lsn nor
ant tools of designing quacks. 1--we. Post