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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14


A writer in the Mobile h..ald, (says The
editor Of the Wheeling Gazctte) who has
been for sixteen years connected with the
public press, holds the following deserved
commendatoTy language Of the members Of
the craft. None who have had an opporiu-
nifty ofjudging will fail to admit the iustness
of his remarks. He says
"In ell our experience, and We have ysi.
ted in that time four different governments
from the one under which we we're born and
educated, we have always found among
printers, not only more intelligence, but
more liberty Of opinion, more of that noble
and high-minded caste Of principle, that
looks with forgiving eye, as we'll upon the
trailties of eTring humanity as upon the jars
and cOnte2tions that grow our of either re-
ligion or politics, than any other class of
men; not excepting the teachers of religion
of the Bible themselves, orthe statesmen
who thunder in the forum. Printers have a
sort Of free masonry with the whole world !;
leonversant not only with events, that are
ltranspiring in their own neighboThood but
over the whole universe: their very occu-
tpation, and the peculiar province in which
they move, are all calculated to bring within
the scope Of their vision and the circle Of
their interests, the opinions and the feelings
of the entire family Of man. Il is a similar
community Of interests, and apersonal con-
verse with the whole world that makes the
honest tar a whole souled man, friend of
his species, in whatever port he meets them;
but the printer is his superior in one respect
1.-The field of letters, the garden Of science,
and the very fountain Of learning, are in his
range, and measurably under his control.-
With scarce an exception, there is not one
of the profession that good man might not
be proud to take by the. hand as an associate
and friend, or that the statesman might
not take into his counsel, with satisfaction
TO himself and benefit to the worlds
|
Nothing more beautiful ever fell from th,
pen of Washington Irving, than is the fol
lowing sweet sketch and reflection, from TIT
-EeditoF Of the Boston Bees
ga CHILD's FUNERAL.-A sad and mourn
ful equipage has just passed our Office, bear
ling an infant corpse 10 its frozen bed
burial in winter is ever dreaTy, when thu
bosom oE mother earth has no warmth TO
her poor child; but the burial of a little
creature, which shuts its eyes as soon as the
Iglories Of earth opened TO It's view, without
having known the parents whose fearful eyes
are gazing on it, which has been beloved
without loving in return; whose tongue il
silenced before it has spoken; whose fea
lures are stifened before they have smiled
this is the most touching Of sights. Thes,
falling buds will vet find stalk on which
they shall be grafted; these flowers whic
close in the light of the morning, will ye
find some more genial heaven to uhfol,
them"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14


u WILL Oller for sale, TO The highest bidder
for cash, before the court house door IN the
town Of Benton, county Of Yazoo and State
of Mississippi, on Monday, the twentv-fOurth
day of April, lS43; between l I o'clock, A.
N. and 3, p. M, the following described
Town Lots, being in YazoO city, to wits
Nos. Al aud AS, on the corner Of Broadway
and Ya1Oo streets.
No 85, fronting on Broadway, between
Mound and Water streets.
No. l34, fronting on Choctaw street, be-
tween Ord and 4th streets.
Nos. 2S5 and 2S6, at Upper Landing
Nos 4l6 and All, between Monroe street
and South alley.
422, 423 and 424, adjoining lots, corner
Leake street and South alley.
1913, corner Of Perry-st, and South alley.
446 and 447, lying between Broadway and
Madison street.
Asa, on Madison, between Mound and
Water streets.
ass, bounded by Broadway, Madison-st,
Water street and South alley.
40, on Town Bayou, between Main and
Washington streets; and one hundred acres,
more or less. not laid off in lots, lying on
~--- SllGGtSs ASSCSSCu uS 'uC ptU-
perry Of the heirs Of S. G. Matthews, decd.
The Administrator or Executor of the estate
Of said Matthews was called on by me for
the taxes on said property, and he refused
TO pay the same. Said property may at this
time be claimed by other persons, butt will
sell it exclusively for the taxes due thereon
for the year lS42. Taxes due, Including
State and counly) 30 dollars
SAMUEL L. JAMES,
Tax Collector Of Yazoo county.
Jan. 20, 1913. (Pr fee S37,5O) 2S-l4t
will offer, at the same time and place,
the following described property, to witt
Southwest quarter section %, township ID,
range 2, west, containing one hundred and
sixty acres; entered by and assessed to John
G.. Andrews and Enos Fletcher. Taxes
due. 2 dollars and 30 cents. Pr fee $3.50.
Southeast quarter and east half southwest
quarter, and west balFsporiheast quarter OF
section 4, township II, range 2, west; east
half southwest quarter section 81, township
-, range 2, west; east half southeast quar-.
ter section 33, township 10, range 2, west
northwest qnarter section "a, township u
range 2, west, containing 65S acres; enter
ed by and assessed 20 r. H. Davidson, A.
s. Brown and Enos Fletcher. Taxes due
9 dollars and 50 cents.
S. L. JAMES, T. @. Y. G.
Jan. 20, ls43 pr fee Sl6) 2s-l4t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14
- AkTAR.

a Pagan came one day 70 seek the sage
Nathaniel, and said 70 him, THE God 81
Israel, who ID thine, il powerful God. /
wish 10 worship him, and 70 offer him 81
criice; but tell ne. where should / raise
him al allsfe .ln,hg heart ansWeged tie
sage
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14

q VoIcE FROM SA1r RIVER Politicians
must Try 70 steer cleas Of Salt River. A
chap there says,
81 canst bear egotism, never Ike 70 praise
mysslfs but, hunbly speaking, can double
up any tive men 10 these digqins. lake the
bark Of tree b looking az II, anu bore 4
hole through board fence with my eyes
! leave others 70 give ny character. aud if
they give il true, they VII say That am Sc
ven horses to ride. we'll addicaled foE The
forests e. strong "a an Ok, and as swift a.
wild cat, always ready fora knock down and
q match for seven hnfal0s. But don't
want g bFag q myself, only if al I've said
is not true, there's not asober man this side
at Salt RiVeE dates tell ne 50.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14

A NOBLE YETERAN.--A friend informs us,
says the Salem Register, that he saw the
venerable Major Benjamin Russell Of Boston,
present yesterday, at the induction into
Office of Marcus Morton, The Major inform
ed him that he had witnessed the inAugora-
ton Of every Governor Of Massachusetts
since the time Of John Hancock; and added
the veteran with great energy 81 shall yet
live to see the Inauguration OF another Gov
ernor than Marcus Morton over this Com
monwealth, next year." The Major also
said he had just been TO take leave of his
Excellency, John Davis, and TO bid him fare
well; and, said he, 81 congratulate His Ex-
cellency on his promotion from a serssnt Of
the people to one of The soverrigRs them
selves for which honor told him he was
indebted 70 The apathy Of len thousand Of hts
friends" Apathstic and Indifferent Wings,
what rebuke 10 YOU from this venerable
man Hang your heads in shame until you
have renewed your honor, and wiped out
the foul blot by which the fair escutcheon OF
Massachusetts, has been sullied throughIyour
neglect Boston. Daily american
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14

nEeaxr e .If v0n wish d hs hap.
|py for do7, Get ven 1hapeds 6 for week, ger
invited % wedding i 81 month, buy 6od
nag; 4 loT pear, m1F14 h6ndnoEno Viies Il Tor
Two years. ta&e holy or0er9s h0a Ii yoo tQora BE-
always cay and cheerful. practice iSpapetarce.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14

In addition TO the sdemocratic' Tyler
Convention which was held some time since
in Trenton, New Jersey, the proceedings of
one. 81 New Brunswick, was published 10 tho
Madisonian, and copied into all the Tyler
papers in the Union. This latter one was
considered conclusive as to "public senti-
mento in New jersey, and gave rise TO nu-
merous editorials for which s.'Che Jersey
Blues 10 the rescue" Sill they come,
&C., were adopted as proper headings. But
tions-it AZ last turns out that the meeting
at New Brunswick was just no meeting az
all As Mr. Tyler aud bis friends seemed
willing TO be bamboozied by the demagognes
at Trenlons some wag ct New Brunswick
determined to hoax them Ia earnest, and he
did il handsomely.- Wheeling GGrette.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14

10 the COmmo1s
s'Bo thou spirit Of health or goblin damn'd,"
With messages Of good or mischief cramm'd,
'sThOu com'st in such questionable shapep
That some imagine there is no escape,
And there will be an end Of as At once,
If you should knock the earth upon the sconce.
But, mighty comet, just the sum and summit
OF the whole business Is, that 'you can't come =
We have got some two hundred million chances,
Setting us safe against your near advances.
II is MT time, in spite Of Mlllsr's learning,
For you to come and set the world burning.
Burn yourself up, and peace be TO your ashes.
If you come here we'll tknock you into smashes!
PHAZMA
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14
FTom Ihe N. o. Pieayune.

GAWR b 81
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14

A Blow out.
When Ships are driven out to sea,
And TOSSED by furious winds about,
If they amt tout upon a spree,p
AT least they're having" ga blew out!''
Bnstles.
The N. Y. Sunnay Mercury, says:
Bushes are not an empty show,
For mans illusion given;
They're filed with bran, or stufTed with tow
They stick out sbOut feet, or 20,
And look first rate, by heaven!
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14
TnX COIIeCtOF'S SRIe.

Dan. 20. ls4s. az fee sIel 2s.l4L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
TRUSTEES SALE

n Gf Nirue ui deed al 'rru,i from Dana IISh.
Ed bard To IN. dated Much %. 1893, and re-
corded IN the Clerks "ff"e ui Ohm cunnty ia deed
honk M %, age $40 ,hal proceed IN sell nn
W. dnes'iay the eighth day &C March lS43 ~ the
front d"or of tue court house OF snid county NJ = -
clock, J. vi for ready money. la The hg heel aud cs
bidder, the following property. VIZ:
L''s n" |, , and 4 n the ninth square in the
lawer i1wn of Wheeling. on which are erected
valuable Steam saw mill and sash factory
Also. l"'- NJ s, Z, 8. Q. 10. IL aud ID in Iasr
or Middle Wheeling. lud our by Peter YsrnaIl and
others.
Aso.a valuable ia IN Wheeling creek in Ohip
county. continuing ono hundred aud eighty nine
ncreS. heing the same conveyed Ia said Hubbard hy
John M'Lure, ndjoinrns the land, of Jacub and
Others.
Selling as trustee. will convey such title as i,
vested in me by said deed nf trust.
feb Ia JOHN LIST. Trustee
The sale "f the above properly is postponed, BY
cnnSeni. until Friday, 24Ih March. 1913
m'rh J. LIST. Trnsfsc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16

NEW BOOKS.
TENHE WESTMINSTER COni-Esion Of FAITH.
n The Lis nTThum.s M'Crir.
Guode's BITTER COVENANT,
Fishers CATECiHSM
Browns shorter CATECHISM.
Agrew OF the SABBATH,
LAST DAYS of eminent CHRISTIANS.
An Antidue To the Miseries of HUMAN LIFE.
Palms and Hymns used in the Presbyterian church
The CONFESSION Or FAITH.
Bibles. Payer Books, Methodist II ymns. Sermons.
Lectures, &c &c. for sale who'll sale aud retail, by
Stephenson e. HASWELL.
adjoining Pryor. Drug Store.
mar l0fG&Al Union street
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AUCTION SALES.
DANIEL nOWLY.

NJ
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
AsD oR0cERT AND Day aO0Ds PURcHtsIvo aoHyrI
MO % COMMERCE. ~ or PRATT ST.
~ BALTIMORE. Refer %
Mssss Wa Wilson a. Sons,
Fisher. Miller a. Co. Da'h"io''.
Cfange Baileys
OW Heiskell 4 Co WAssHag
Fleming & Tingle,
DalEell & Fleming PuisJurFA
Hill Temple, samuel A. Co. A ylsus 30
James Taylor, Jr Eco. Z..HesriHs. Ohio.
kfsssrs L Lemsu & Son. Dresden.
Answorlh g. W,loek, Lancaster, Ohio
Ryss a Burbrdge, Chilcothe,
Springer & whitsman, CiaOinnsti,
OW Sherwood s. Co. Columbus,
AN January b son. Maysyllle, Ky
aamosl Cslysr. Esq Jackson y {.
.h NJ ones, Esq. EJenlou, g. mar Is By s.
.VVVTRlADEDPHiA Rour, ~ well - other good
Standard brands constantly on hand sod W
sc b.. fssrg 81 REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
PAINTING. &C.

- G Rob- NSON, has removed hIs shop to Main
~ Sitcei.n few doors below the corner oi Union
street, where he - prepared To execute all order,
hr HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING, GLAZING
aud PAPER HANGING, at the shrrcs rniIce
ana "n reasonable terms Thankful, Tor past Lavcrs
he 7"''iis a continuance of .Irunage
ntur Ie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
NEW SPRING COODs

1"fy ar GasS from ca Nd, ri0sd. Hsrrd for a
GREAT CENTRAL"
SEN>ENEf. has he pira-nte To in,;rn hi-
- friends and the puhIi". thai lac Is rerri.
',i,s and "i~ninr hrs FIRST stock NEW SPRING
'OOIIN ""inPrising very general ass rtinent oi
'IAPlE DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ms well A.
Z lair assorimsnI III FANCY ARTICLES lie car
my say 10 the public. lhli lac prepared und triG
Ell ns low ns any regular dry 6 'ods house in tn
NY ard IL he convinced at the truth OF this, lhcy
nave only 10 give ham call mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16

AIIRGINIA-Ai an informed a,e term of n ,
" Circuit SnHetIcT COuft1f LtW an Guar Ger,
held i"r the couy uf Ohm. The court house there
-. an the l3us day ni February. ISIS
George CSls, Complainant
against
Ne hur VI phuhPs. and Dlniel( 4" Chahe''y.
DuhbaF Defendant, \
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE
And that thIs cause he referred 20 E,IyNs,d n
thzlugh ESQ. " ho ishCreby appointed n onromis.
'~ner tf mat Pnrp"s" TO RUIN and rep,r Nboi
am how mHch III The real aud personal estate EN-.
onc'd h the SAID deed Of ~ the hill nen,i,,r.
co. mas heen sold 10y the dOirndant Dunbar snd \.
WHAT prices. and how much. Il any. rf sad rc,l
and petsona estate, still remains unsa,II and ,,h,t
monies have been recei, Ell by sud Dunbar a. rms
lee Gmicr sid deed Of trust AMI how much he ho,
PAID uni or disposed uithe same, aud han sreps II
any nc has taken to cuccI The debts or claims MS
siEhed 'n him by 'aId decd q trust Ais, what
d"bi' ARE due the several pariiss provided L,, bv
The deed OF rusi IN the hill nentinne and Tor tbs,
PURPOSE. that he give nuti'e tn al persons intcrrs
ted under the said deed of Irust by ndyertiSeuep,
l"r 'hIriy DAYS m sumr newspaper prin'ed in the
C'iy OF Wheeling. 10 appear aud prove their dehr.
4" demands. taking such security To the plniuI,iI
'"'h Them NJ saId commissioner may deem pr.prr
IN pay HIM reasonable share uf his Gusts incurred
~ The prosecution Of his suit, and that he report
any Other matters deemed pertinent by himself or
especially required by cIher party"
Cofy Tese. ALEX. r. LAIDLEY. CI'k
Nelson for Cunt J
Lamb for Drl'is {
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
Wheeling March 1850.

Wheeling, March =. ISiJ.
The parties interested IN the fore z ing decree arc
hereby notified IhsiI have appointed Monday the
l'h day OF April next. lS43) al % o'rock A. II.
at The "fii ut Jacnh & FriIhush. ia the Ciiy of
Wheeling. as the time and place Tor taking The at
count directed by the said decree. Aud the SAID
parties and all PrrNun' concerned will produce be
tore me such papers and pruni as may he required
To ihe PnPer taking of the ,7me.
I'D. II. FIIZiiUGH Special Com'r.
mar LIN
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TISSUE PAPER.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
"a Tho U'use on Nam Street few doors
SID above The Merchants and Mechanics Bank
and now in the occupancy Oft. jeff rsOn.
Also. a well finish-d dwelling on NJ rket Street,
South OF and adjuuisg the residence Of James
R0bb
Also. the Store ON on Monroe Street now 10
The occupancy Of jeremiah Clemens
Also. one sms Tenement ~ East Wheeling
and two small Tenemenis IN South Wheel ng.
For terms. which will he very low, apply 10
14-.2w. FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
BAR LEAD
NEW AND SPLENDID VICTORIA
TWO HORSE CARRIAGE FOR SALE

FENilE Suhscriher has or hanj, new aud bean.
n liinl iw" horse carriage with shafts f,r nr e
horse. and aSn one sci Ufcosriy harness, which he
wiISell very low for Cash or approved harier -
Both are oi Philadelphia mrnuiacIurc aud ia poinr
OiinrrhIlIiy ard neafness. cannot lie errellrd The
inside Of The CIrriNgs is richly trimmed and ele.
gnully cushioned.
mia y. VI. REGII Y,
No I67 West SIDE Market Square. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
GROCERIES.

"a ME subscribing has just vel lot of good
= nIur barrels whirh he ~ SILL nj cash rrrces
for flour W BASSETP.
S,,uth Wheeling, mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOhS.
BnaVcrih's life OF DIR. Johnson.
Complete works of Lord B0ngbrke; 4 vols.
Burke works, Q vols royal octave.
Addson's works 3 vols,
Works of Lord Bacon. 3 vols
Ilallan,'- Literature of the middle ages
Thiers' History Of French revolution. complete
in 3 vols.
History 81 the Anglo SlRons from the earliest pc.
rod OF the Norman conquest, by Sharon Turner
,. A. s.. r. A, s L., togeiher with great variety
Of standard literature. School books, &c. &c. Just
received from Philadelphia and for sale by
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL,
NH 10 Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
FLINT GLASS MANDATORY,

'msr7l6
FLINT GLASS MANUFACTORY,
NJ u II H. SWEENEY Il co having
WI. curnm-ncrd blow ing. af- ai'ie To Gil
order. Iur every description OF FL NJ GLASS, HHd
viii guarantee l., their customers ~ gnod au cheap
AN srlcle caH he got IN the UNITED STATES
Merchants respectfully invited In call and tx.
anime hefure purchasing eiseW hero, they Ar"
determined not TO be uhd~rs.d Orders by mi !
s''Ill receive Prompt aiienIi'n. mar ID
ARTICLES OF STATIONARY.
TNnIS DAY RECEIVED from the VI nuiac ia r.
II srs. supply of
HSEALlNi WAX. n superior article,
WATERS. three different sizes,
STEEL PENS. G .ll"II's best.
QUIILS. opaque, yellow mud dulrhcd,
SAND BOXES.
CORK INKSTANDS. a cheap article
ENAMELLED VISITING CARDS,
WAFER STAMPS &c. g..
STEPHENSON g. BAsWELT..
mar IL Union street
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nj REILLY,

No. l67 West side ef Hyksi square.
HAS IN store, and is daily receiving. a large and
4 i we'll selected stock nf gr-cerics and lqunrs.
which lac Will sell either Wholesale or retail. Tor
casi' approved trade prices To suit IhrSe hard
times. lie wo,.ld particularly invite dealers ~
liquors 10 call aud examine his sluck uI " mes.
hraud!es, gin. &c Having Tectfying establish.
ment ~ constant oPernrion. he all times fur.
nlsh his customers with an article Of Reciifed
wh'key which f'r purify and flavor cRnI,t be e1.
cel'ed III the West m,rg
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a q E g.

4 " ~ -.
" VIZ subscriber having received q consignment
n Of Mans Ares offer hem ~ Wessrn Ner-
chants ~ Eastern prices carriage not added. The
quality Of Manu's AKcs whore known. 10 considered
equal IN auy male lu ne Uutsd STATES.
lct p StNI NEt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
BY CHARLES u. BERRY.
llEAD or WATAR SrRE

LOOK HERE,
a FRESH lot OF bath vegetable and Towering
: " seeds. Just received from The garden OF
johnson q Frenth. Columbus, Ohm warranted
fresh, hnr sale hy r w BASSETT
South Wheeling, mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-16
CARPET CHAIN,

Just received aud for sale al the City Auctio
- Rooms. 400 lbs CARPET CHAIN
BRENTLINGER az SHALLCROSS.
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Ir3VT BOOK Sp oR3,


Ir3NT BOOK Sp cIS,ae
JAMES STEPHENSON. the ln,e firm R,bh
q S'ephens"n snd JOHN J. HASWELL. late OF
Philadelphia. have entered into co-partnership ns
BOOKSELLERS, STATlONERS,
AND BOOKBlNDERS.
They have fitted Up large aud canvenieat store
~ Uuinn Street. rear the Market and furnishes, ~
With general assortment ni goods fresh from the
Eastern manufacturers. selected particularly with
regard 10 the WANTS Of his sectiun of country VIZ
SCHOOL BOOKS, in general use. from the
Primer To the highest class of Maihemltirs;
MEDICAL BOOKS, a complete assortment.
including the Text B,nks Of the Medical Col
legcs all uf the latest editions;
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS. al -pisd Ia IA,
wants OF almost every religious denomination
embracing several ediipns uf the Holy B,hI,
Protestant and Catholic Prayer B,-Dks Famtr,
Frnyers. Presbyterian "a Inns aud HYMNS Con.
fession al Faith, Methodist hymns &, 81. with
the usual assortment Of
MISCELLANE OUS WORKS for genera!
or scientific reading.
In c'nneciiun with the Bookstore 6. & II. will ma.
nuacrure BLANK BOOKS to auy pattern, and hind
B"ks To order. under The supcrintendanre OF Mr.
EWING - long and iRvourably known for HIS excel.
lent workmanship while eLgnsed with the inte firm
OF t. * ). Memuraudums. Day Bpuks. Ledgers
journals. NC. IN common use, will he Kent con.
SANITY on hand, and Account or Cuuri Record Book.
wan'ed TO any particular SIZE, or ruled To any nal
tern, viii he manufactured Of the best maserh.ls
without delqy
The stock Of STATIONERY comprises whatever
u :" daily use, such a. Letter end Wiring Papers
Qni!ls. Steel Pens, Ink, Sealing Wax, WATERS, lax
stands, Lead Pencils, States &c. &c Tn, Sc goods
have all hcen selC clc from the most approved ina
nu'aetuieIs, and such additions will he made M the
Consumer may from time Ia lime require
varied and large assortment of WALL PA
PERS and BORDERS alsn fora au nrhcle OF
stock. at which the met mndern and best finished
rs well as the cummouer kind. will he kept for sale
}. Stephensun's practical know lrdIe of what is
used by lie schonls aud families oi Wheeling and
Ms vicinity. Together with the many Years expCri.
encr Of j. J. Ilswcll IA Publishing ana Bp,ksclling
~ The r. tsiern stale, Is hoped will render them
not only familiar with The requirements OF The
community, hut able iv furnish them nt satisfactory
prices. Such works rs Iray TIC called fnr, not on
hand' VIII be IurhW Ih for from the respective
publish, rs
Public Institutions, Seminnries or Libraries " m
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