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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
ATR. BKAHAM'S FAREWELL BEN

NJ EFT CUNCEN I IN ANIEItIO.t.--SiI. DNN1'a'1
has the honor that he will give his last eneht
Concert previous his departure for England on FRIDAY
Evening Dec 30th-frs part Sacred second Miscellaneous
Tickets of Mr.. Braham at the Waverley House,
Duoois's, Soddart's Nllet's, AtwelPs and al Nbios
Doors op-n at Concert commence II Is. Dig 2t'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.

Ships sou,herner. Palmer, Liverpool, Woodruff Min.
turn; Atalanta. Hart. Savannah
Brig Caroline, Sherwood Charleston, Durham Dnlon.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

GG Y are The agents and selling Saratoga PAVILION
Water at greatly reduced prices. d@V lIls-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

EyOR SALE-Gold and Silver Watches,
Specaces, Pencil Gases and Thimbles, Silver Spoons,
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald Turquois Chased and Plain
Rings; Cameo, Amethyst, Garnet, Topaz and Mourning
Broaces fine gold Fob Guard Chains gold Bracelets,
hair Bracelets Hair braided 10 orders gold Locke.s gold
Keys with real settings with variety OF other goods
suitable for HOLY DAY pesenal OF the latest patterns
change. Watches and Jewelry Repaired.
H. G. STONE, 40i Broadway,
dI7 an2iss cOrnfr of w Walkerst. ~, Y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
CALLS.-Those per

! sons who expect receive calls oo New Years Day,
and who wish their parents TO leave with grateful remen
brance of p!easau, and refreshing cheer, would do
well TO call Andrew C. Wheeler. 10 Fulton Market on
Saturday the Sist inst. and provide themselves win
cheice cut of the treble prenirn Ok OnondaSa Chet
fa,ed by Phio Rus, Esq OF Syracuse, and allowed by me
best judges OF the atles ever offered IN hs cy
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

LLEWELLYN has the honor of in
ls forming his friends and the public that he is
prepared to furnish Music Peries Balls and Assemblies
He will also give lessons the Harp Harps made timed
and pnt complete order Por particulars terms apply
al 90 Broadway 65S wastnglon.s,reet.
N. Borders puncLualiy attended TO. d3e 2wr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

ofO. R.-The members Of MERIDIAN Lodge,
No AZ l. o. of o. F. are reouese. 10 meet al their Lodge
Room corner of Grove aud to attend the
funeral Of their worthy brother James Mills, on Friday
December So 81 O'Clock The Order in general are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend. BY order oi
FRANCIS a. SN!FFlN, n. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

NKT ATCHES lower than ever.-in con-
Wv sequence OF the reduction OF duties by the late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
Levers Anchor Escapement Lepne, and other Watches
OF and splendid paierns and Jeweiry a. retail sta
considerable reduction former prices, being much
lower than they be bought for any other place in
The city. Gold Watches as low as $40 TO $25 EACH
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought AL watches
warranted to keep good time the money reIufned.-
Watches and Clocks repaired n the best MANNER and war
ran,ed, at much less than the usual prices
g. C, ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
nl7is If Wholesale and retail, 50 Wa.s-, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

HATCH 81 willamstreer, (oppos.e Patt) has just re-
ceyed fresh supply OF scars and cravats, of the richest
STYLES. and selected especially for the approaching Holy
days Those wishing purchase are invited 10 ca aHd
.n;,s da0 2wiss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

pENMANSHIP.-Davison's celebrated
iasrucdoa-sS Broadway. dz7 HES
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

II Notice.-The Protestant Episcopal Society for
promoting Religion and Learning in the State OF
Intend TO apply 10 Ike Legislature of this Stale al us next
Session for an amendment their charter permitting them
TO receive gifts, heques,s and devi.es OF property upon
d5s iawsw VIM II, HARRISON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
FRANCIS kaNCE, Baker,
dSo 2w (2) No. so Beekman.street, corner Of Cliff.

U The Rose, or AGactiom's Gift for 1913
TIE cheapest Annual pubIshed.-Now ready, elegantly
bound, price 81 Is. The Rose Affections Gift for 1913.
edited by Emily Marshall illustrated with elegant steel
plates.
The editor Of this neat volume has chosen medium in
the toce Of her subjects hus rendering a desirable pre-
sent for all ages y. APPLETON y CO.
d3) Publishers. 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

Atuarke,5oo BeefCattls, $500 Sheep and 80 Swiee.
PRczBEry quS&ss & to oeey 81 si:a q
So seeoaJ IS so as u.s. third quality SSa IS So
saEsrLos sold from SO. 50 esa's e. 20 . Is "e'ne's
SwsESo lois were sold 10 pcdae, AT retail from TO
AZ s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

O6cs of tie Nezr. York, Bo,veyy Fire Insurance Co.
No. I24 Bowery, corner Graad
NJ. This Company continues TO insure aga nst Loss
aud Damage by Fire at ,edueed of prem, I'M from
former charges.
JAMES LoyETT Pr .sident
prrrp PyScKSEy Secry (2} dc I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

" Historical sociery's Eectures.-The ninth
Lecture of the Couse will be delivered by CHARLES +.
HOFFMAN, Esq a tue University Chapel THIS friday
EVENING, Dec. so,h commencing al half-past seven
o'clock.
subiec-GovEnsoR LEIsLEs, of ofNewYork, executed fer
high treason in 1921.
Gr Tickets at the door d3o It's
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

ID All the Popular and Valuable Bnve-
niiesA great variety of destructive and amusing works
for the young ccudng the popular cres OF Tales for the
People and their Children in 20 vols; Library for my
Young countrymen; A Miniature Library, of approved
Evenings with Chroniclers de- Pictorial Robinson Crusoe
500 plates; Pictorial Vicar of Wakefield nearly 200 lura
tons The Young Islanders, iilusrate-and Others too
numerous 10 may be found the bookstore OF
dSO d. APPLETON L CO., 200 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
MAR RIFD :.

December 81 by Rev J. II. Perry Mr. Stephen G. Sarles
10 Miss 4 vciina II. Cook-sl af this city.
December g by Rev J. f. Perry. Mr. Maxwell A. Oii
10 Miss Henrietta 0deli-al OF this city.
December 3, Thomas 7. Sturges Susan, daughter OF
IL Ecr-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

pr Fruit. Nc.-rhe subscriber oilers fsr sale al
the loves, market prices and in lots TO suit pur-
chasers, the following goods, z;7New Rasns Curtast
she'll Almonds, Wines and Cordials, together with
large and choice assortment of GEoceries
dS6 lwiss JOHN mcGEA6H, No. l79 Bowery-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

WATE have remaining from winter r few pair ~
very superior domestic Blankets sIich viii
BE- sJld % such prices os will make DC ar aspect 90
Lev Them up for next winter.
sp 30 WISELY e. Co..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
wHEELING pOST OFFICE.

NEW NATL ARRINGE NEWT .
GREAT NAIL
From the Easturrives at II o'clock. al night and
3 A. NJ.
To West departs at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
From West. arrives AT 5 o'clock, AN.
To East. Departs at 3 o'clock: a. NJ
Northern or Steubenville Mail, Arrives nj &c
minutes after NJ. and departs at halfaAcr one, z. NJ
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives TUESDAY
Thursdays and Saturdays at IL, NJ. Departs Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, nj l O'Clock. Z. NJ.
southern or Marietta Mail. arrives TUESDAYS an,
Saturdays, at SO'clock. p. NJ. Departs Mondays \
Fridays At 5o'clock, a. NJ.
Woodsheld MailarrivSsever Thursday. 9o'cIock
A. Nj. Departs every Monday. 3 O'Clock. p. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. ThursIa,
andSaturday, at IL o'clock, A. NJ; Departs sam,
days at l O'Clock =. NJ.
MorgantOwn Mail arrives. Tuesday. 6 o'clock 7
M.;Departs "Wednesday. 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Letters intended fDr The morning mailsshonld bs
deposited by 4 o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage ofJore'gH Letters must be invari'
bly, paid.
Office open at lOl O'Clock. A. NJ.
d. AGNEw. p. NJ.
: The Office opens on Sundays nj One o'clcck
y. NJ $50 AZ not To interfere with the time Of Prblr
Worship in the Churches) and remains open ONl
HOUR. dec lS
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1TRUST SALE.

virtue OF a deed Of trnst executed by kedick
aB Mckee TO the subscriber, bearing date the
18Th day Of April 1910. and now OF record IN The
Jerks Office of Ohio County CourI IN book No. -
nge los, ! shall offer for sale, Al the au'ttnn room
fHall a Wickhap ia the city &C Wheeling, on
Monday. the 9Th DAY Of June, 1912. 10 the high.
esi bidder. ihe properiyinamed in said decd ofirust.
consisting Of The following described household aud
'ilchen furniture, horses, crrringe, drnys &c. TO wit;
| piano; ? lounges. ! sofa, | seliee,l pier liable AMI
uoking glass 1 looking and dressing glasses, 4 di.
uIng and hreakfas; tables. | centre ianie with mar
de slab. l book case and writing desk, I sidebcard
; book cases and about 900 volumes. , cases of,
oins and minerals. ] eight day clofk and ] mamie
lock, IA framed pictures and plates, 5 parlor and
room carl cts, ] Brussels and common stair carpet
with brass reds, &c. I Astral lamp. ! entry lamp, ?
dozen mahogany chairs. . dozen Windsor do. ] sci
IT walters, | set of silver coffee and tea ware G
pieces. 81 dozen silver table and ten spoons. and
iesscri forks, | set China tea ware. ! set China d.
ming ware, ? large clothes presses. 4 bureaus. 4
wash stands and bowls, . safes. | cooking stove &
'pparuius. with a great many other articles for kit
hen and culinary purposes. Alan 6 feather beds
J hair aud common matirasser, 6 bedstends md
heeis. quilts, coverlids, pillows. holsters. &c. &c
10 match, ! wheclbarrow l 4-wheel carriage, ? SETS
hovc.s. longs ,pokers, Tenders, &c. hrass coal box
undry knives and forks md glass wnre. sc. &c.
An sums $50 anil under. cash-all
sums over $40 and under 500, a credit Of four
nonihs-all sums over slOO 8 monihs-lhe pur
chaser giving bond with approved security.
ar 26-ts CRAIG RICHIE, Trustee.
Als' under aud hy virtue Of the aIove named
Iced Of trust viii be sold. on he 9Th day Of July
1912, at The front door Of the Court Hon 2 Of thu
uun'y, a likely negro hoy aged about 10 years.
CRAIG RITCHIE, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

ENIRE &MARINE INSURANCE-There ar
two situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value Of insurance. These are, while stand
log upon the RUNS Of their own property. either
receiving from an insurance Office the full a
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a d, ISOLATE fam
", lamCnung hat stupidity and folly which had
failed TO provide for such a Contingency.
: Sun, Agent Of the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses.
stores, mills, factories, DC, together with their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma.
cnInery. and everyother description Of insurable.
properly Also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
and their cargoes to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Hotel. ian /. 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
TlOI
CAN BE CURED.
ny n INDIAN RTCiFE,
SCHENCK,S PULMONIC SYRUP.

TOTIlE PUBLIC,
= ME subscriber uiiers Ia the public his Pull
d MONIC SYRUP Tor the cure Of Consumption
and %pulmonic dis asses generally and for puufylng
the blood, for winch II has no sur. nor.
About eleven years sluce, he was rilen up by
several eminent physicians, as being lnC1'aoly
fixed m the last stages Of consumption lie was
strongly solicited al the time. b. an lndI5R wo-
man, not 10 aba ndOn has case as a hope ess one
II ne had trlcd a prescription Ci hers. WIN
some reluctance, and a. the 80 l%cltatHou Of hrs
friends. he cCnscnttd. and Withil n short period
found himself much improved. and d. ? months
restored To soJnd health. For several years pre-
vlous Ia this, he was suhi-ct 20 taking cold from
the least exposure. having cons auil, a hacking
cough, with nam IN the breast. Early IN the fail
of 1850 he took a severe cold which settled on hls
lungs. producing a violent cough shortness of
brCathiag, pTOiuse pSrspiratIun night swcats.
aud much cosuveness. He WaB reduced 20 low
that, by he 81 suing spring he was not atle Ia
leavs his bed for several weeks. when n COM
mencCd taking this Indian Syrup, which soon
ripened his disease and enabled HIM 10 discharge
the matter from his iuugs. At so ne expense he
procured the recipe, and has sinre gratni'ously
tentcte I its use to persons similarly afflicted rs
htmstlE The great success which has attended
its administration and the increasing demands
upon his time for its manufacture have Induced
him To- OILS, u TO the public. The elements al
which u rs composed are simple herbs an roots
the medicinal qualities uf hich tend Ia purlf,
the blood. strengthen the system and give.a heal.
thy tone 10 the orcans Cf the lungs and are high.
ly recommend by he medical ~iacuit..
Price one dollar per bottle.
Sold wholesale and r"tall by the manufacturer
GOoD INTENT STAGE OFFICE.
40, Mhsstprv v,
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GOOD INTENT STAGE OFFICE.
whp,LnH. ",
WESTERN TRANsPORTATION
COMPANY
y LEECH a COS \

u LEIGH 4 cos LINES
From PiHsburghio PAdaloyai1 and baltimore. Uia
PenHssI raHia ouHaL Portage Rad Rad. ard
BALTIMDRE& S~USQUEIIANNA RAIL ROAD
ME above Lines consist of a double
daily line &C Pennsylvania Boats, also a dni
IN Line # Fast Boats, which viii he run on
Temperance aud Sahb nh he ping principles.
Produce consigned 4" the DgeRts al Pittsburgh
will be received and forwarded vii lout DELAY.
and 40 charges made for receiving and forward
In@, all freight and rhnrges paid, hills o~fl1diug
transmitted, and ms rucU-us promptly attended
TO. Tobacco ard produce car led " these ines
will be delivered at the City Tobacco warehouse
DOCK 5 rect, Philadelphia, a part Of which is oc-
cupied by the line.
ID LEIGH d 90, Projectors and Agents,
COTnsT Penn 81 and Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
HARRIS d.Ll FORD, Prop'rs aud ACTS.
$50 South 81 street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH ia YLOR q son. Agents,
III North Howard st, Baltimore.
mn fE-Nm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
J W DAvID's OR HEBREW PLASTER

7 COrlpOnnU
arc rgto its extraordinary effects upon the
AM fire or nerves. Iigamcuts and muscles,
IT'S u being carried by them 10 the immcdl-
ate az of disease OF pain aud weakness.
Howey a GOOD any internal remedy may be this
~ al cN'crnal application, will prove n powerful
auxiliary IA re moving the disease aad facilitating
hecu-e in G Uses Of Local inf ImatiOn, ,Ssrofulous
tie tons, Kings Evil. GCut, iHha nmatinn, and
hronic lehcupausm and IN Nil cases were sea-
q pains or weakness exists.
Messrs ComstOck 4 COG snt"m'n The viz
4" the Hebrew Plaster I highly apprrcii te,
havirg ben troubled with a weakness and PAIN
e the spiie for several years. and all appl catious
having proved una vailpg. | was induced To use
a b"N of Jew Dlvid's p~lastcr-and 10 my aston
lShment u relieved IN" entirely / therefore would
recommend il t. all who mas be afflicted with a
'pIhdl affections or weakness IN I've hack.
= p HALL
Ofthe firm ofHnllS Brothers, Merchants, Ro.
ialO street, RochCst r.
The above ARTICLES fr sale by AS TODD.
mar = Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
4 DILLON
EHF

!" mere they carry on the house and Stelmb
49, Plumbing in NIL us q, hes
HEY have constantly on hand IIydrnnis Of
II various description haiiers' kettles, wutCr clio.
seIs' bath tutS, hot and cold shower baths. re-
eeolls ior blcachIns, chemical apparatus. lead cnf.
sheet lead Of any thickness aud worked no in
any manner OF form.
Nater coriurtei through leaie1 pipes from
springs to dwelling h uses ~ the colniry.
AIso-BEER PUMP aud e AR RODATS fitted
up 10 order. LEATHER Hose.
superior pumps for country wells, steam engines
&c d..
All orders thankfully received and p%unctua.l Nv
ATTENDED ~,
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
nup -
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W~IIEATFIELL INN,
BALTIMORE, ND.

BALIlMNhtF WI
FRA ERECTED upon the site Of the o.
lisa edifce.. 50 long an4 REP 'nhly know
tsssE@R To the merchautile and IT, ling ccnmu
1870 niIy, has the honor To Iunouuc' g. his
fellow citizens that ne has This dsV opened the
new house. just completed by It's mu~'6een' and en-
lerpr-siug owner, Samuel Jones E-q.
The building was constructed solely 18th a view
tn comfort and convenience. and combines I'll the
simplicity and improvements of modern ,~-ices OF
the KIND. This establishment possesses PAW al.
vautages, and certainly yields Ia none IN OH- C-y ia
III" eligibility of It's position, whether You gard III
elevated and healIhful location OF It's ctStrai situa-
ton for trade.
II Is surrounded 10y numerous stores Srd ware
houses, furnishing in It's immediate vicinity album
liant mIrkels in oil the departments Of i'~de. So IsaI
country merchanis and travellers Will find fLol
less advantageous as a Stopping place IVA Their tran.
si"nt visits, Than city merchants and h~oariers Pecr.
liahv convenient a. u place Of resort AM -esiieC"c
The undersigned believes 1t would be needles "a
add that the internal police of The ESTABLISHING
viii be reduced tn sysiem-ihnt hIs o-Nlsi' MS will
be under respectful and attentive DISC. 'iR' and IT,
general administration IN tie enteriniume'' oS Ia
plirnns. will be conducted upon princi il o LID,
rality. as he shall dcvst, his entire time, ia re
nswcd'nJtonripn, To render it what its fri ads de-
it should Le. From its business advantages. IL,
position, ITS caracinus and " Il aired
roo ne, and It's Imcmu comfortable adaptations
The pro rietOr would respectfully bespeak tbs pUb
Ic encouragement fully believing that The Whc~t
field lun will contribute not less by us appoarss-J'
10 the ornamen of The Western portion OF The t.
Ihau by lis usefulness a1l convenience To the q
Iargemont Of the business operations Of the neigh.
horhOod.
may 7-2v JOCKEY.
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NATIONAL ROAD STAGE CO.'S

NEW ARRANeEMtNI.
NliREE. daily lines connecting with the Rad
Road nj Frcdeu,k fr BALTIMORE md At
iInsersivwn with tire Rail Road for PHILADEL-
PuiA
FAST MALLORY SIX passengers allowed. run
ing through ~ hours quicker than any otner line
"a The road.
Passengers taking this line will reach Philadel-
,hia two and n half days sOoner Than by he Pits
nrsh route.
Passengers taking TIC accommodation lines from
Wheeling Ia Hagersicwn and Frederick will reach
Philadelphia two days sooner Than by the Piiis
lurgh routes.
For seats apply lst door below the United States
Hotel. or nj The Virginia Hotel. Wheeling,
For the National Road Stage Co.
A.. COWTON. Agent.
The hotels have reduced their prices 25 PEI
cent. az 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
AMERICAN GROWN WINDOW
GLASS

SHRINER, MOTrER, ~ CAMPBELL, The ma
- nuiaciurers uf This Crown Window Glass, have
nncf the most extensive establishments in IN,
United stats and haze spared no palus or eN-
pcnse m procuring practical wOrkmcn of on
experience aud skill from the most celebrate
works IN Europe aud A America. From their long
experience IN the glass busin, - the public have
a gu7rantv mat their firsJ quality of Crown
WindON G. ass is1qIal TO any made IN this OF
any other country.
Their glass il made from granular quartz rock
and ~ the.oLly crown .lass made from that spe
/ cies Of saui IL rs capable of standing every
change OF climate and will not lose its lustre hN
age. It's distinguished from Ordinary glass bl
hts eveEnrsS and beauty Cf surface
MS transparency aud hphtue~s of colour, gTca
thickness, and the general excellence Of the ma
erals from which n - made.
The sdTfaCe not bNn- polished retains the en-
amel hrIliancy and hardness. end is not liable {
the objection So often made Ia plate klass, u
being eusi'y defaced or p' rmancutly hcdImm.t'
by dust; helpg made of extra thick ess { VIII
without injury, with-tand violent winds, hRi
storms. lars c! cannon "a. It's uselL the end vi
pTove mure economical, Indrpendaut 81 rs AZ
ding so much 10 the beautiful appearance oil
N"2 or Sa-anac Crown Glass is most use,
nsturts buildings Of The second order, greer
hous - &c, where strength and clearness arr
desired. wtlrII;s about 81 per cent cheaper
The double thickness is always used fcr ligh'
houses. aud is taken ly the true ccunomist iOi
SKY lights, Steamboat aud ship cabin Window
| &c.
Ground s'aes for skv Fights. churches and ar
lists windows, plain or bent furnish d TO any
pattern.
The gla-s is carefully packed in stout boxes
and Sc uTed so than n can be transported VIII
safety to any part Of tie United StnIes.
Orders addressed to the Cropreiors or any oi
the commission horses IN he city OF Nhcelinp
will meet with ITompt at;Snnon.
SHRIVER, MOTTER * Campbell l.
Whee Jog jan IS-6m
st Louis Republican; Nashville Wing, LOUIS
vile Journal, Columbus Journal and Clncinnai
-SaZefte COPY to the amount Of five dollars each
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\ o q SANGER.

AM OULD Respectfully inform their friend,
aud the public generally. that they con
time TO manufacture, and have on hand a genera
assortment NJ Spanish, ID Spanish and American
Saddles, Baldwin's improved Spring Saddles, Ladie
Saddles. Of various patterns. Brides, Martingale,
aud hridle Filings, Saddle Bags. Trunks and Val
ices. Harness and Wagon Gears, Collars. Hanes an,
Tmces, Carriage Crop Switches and Wagon Whips
Buffalo robes and Buffalo Saddle covers. and ever,
other article usually kept in their line Of trade
Wafrenied uf The very best material and Work
manship. Allo f which hey will sell at wholesale
or retail on terms 10 suit The times
Thankful for past fvnr. we splicit n continuanc,
"i Public Patronage, Give us a call and We promis,
70 use Our hest eGertions to make 1t your intOres
To deal with Us.
Jan 1-6 mo.
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HRLAIN To

DIsSOLUTION-The partnership hereto
fnre existing between The subscribers ~ der
The firm Of Johnson a. Llppiucutt . ihfs day drs.
solved by mutual consent } LipPtucOt will at
tend 10 settling the business ofihe firm.
JAMES JOHNSON,
ian 30 JOHN LIPPlNCOTT.
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TRANSPORTATION TO n. YORK

AMI BUS lON.
YENHE subscribers are now prepared % i"rward
Flour. Bacon. Lard, Tdacco, WOoI, Cotton,
H-mD. Butter. Foahers. and other articles of pro-
duce 10 the cites cG CieoUelaHd, Buffalo. Albany
and Neir York. by the Beaver and New York ca.
nall; or, across from Albany 10 BOston-hy the
Western Rlil Road.
For large lots, special contracts can he made, at
rates a. low or lowe r, than 10y any other inland route
Freight shipped at Wheeling in a Canal boat Will
&c carried through To Lake Erie without reship-
meui. from thence II will go by .teamhuatu or vessel
"a clear Ball 81 Iading will be signed nj Wheel
ing. for delivery at the place Of destination, with
uu delay. or additional charges on the route. Time
usually frum - 10 il days.
Prdu'e CIR Philadelphia, Baltimore, Richmond;
sc. forwarded us usual. either by wagons or by
the Pcnnsylvauia canal.
At present the rates are ablui 81 per 100 lis.
For particulars apply ( II b! mail post PI'd) 10
may 3 x MhEE - co.
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