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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09
ALEXANpRIA, d. G.. Dec.

ALEXANDRIA, d. G. Dec. 4.
OPESIxG or THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-On Satar-
day last, the Alexandria Canal, connecting this town
with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, was officially
opened for trade and navigation
After all The trials and difficulties that have accom-
panied the work, the day al last arrived, when the
nal boats could float across the Potomac spl'n-
did and permanent aqueduct and be brought TO the
town Of Alexandra, along Canal seven miles long,
without a single lock or other Interruption
On the 9TH of JULY 1881, the first spade full Of earth
on the canal was thrown up-and on the I'd day of De-
cember, 1S43, the first canal boat reached town. The
locks bringing the canal into the river, in the
course of construction, and will be finished next year.
The President and Directors of the Canal Company,
the Mayor, ard large number OF fellow citizens,
there with the Engineers and other officers of the
Company, embarked in the Canal Boat Pioneer, and,
after pleasant and short passage of little upwards
Of IN hour down the Canal reached its terminus at
the corner OF Washington and Montgomery streets
The boat stopped amidst the cheers and congratula-
ons Of large crowd assembled witness the inter-
estng sight, and the heartiest tokens Of satisfaction
were given the ground, and throughout the whole
town.
In honor of the event, salute was fired, the ma
tona flag hoiscd at the Public Square, and the
vessels in port were decorated with flags.
In the course of the afternoon, Canal Boat from
Washington county, Maryland, loaded with -four, had
also arrived.
We repeat, now, at the completion, what we said
the day after the commencement of the Canal "May
this important work succeed and prosper-may it more
than rra'iZe our warmest hopes-and may il RESTORE
and PERPETUATE the IRA DE and PROSPERITY
of ALEXANDRIA. II .q't1dndria G0.enc.
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HOMAS TYRER Respectfully calls the attention Of the Lovers
of Il good Gun Rifle t. his splendid assortment of dou
bile and single Guns manufactured under his Immediate
pcn.endencc and equal any made in the Uni
ted Statesa which, together with large assortment
Guns Fowling and Fishing Tackle, of his Importation,
offered al very reduced prices the times And all he
quests persons wishing purchase R to give him call
and examine stock before buying elsewhere to insure sale
Main street, doors above the Bell Tavern.
"a
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UATs HATS !, HATS

HATS HATS HATS.
- ECEIVED this day. Scr. ynchbnrg full assortment o.
III beautiful Short Nap Pcaver and Ca-ir itat-, al it
Fall fashion; Also splendid LIT of genltmcns of ana
Seal skim also, penIlemens and 10! 50 t0 ana
Glazed Caps, the and approved New orr ia-"
all which are the New YORK cal. p'ice
n AMiDON'S
Wholesale and Retail iin: and Cap Store,
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va, aud
Wall street, of Nassau street, New oth
~ respectfully invited o call 2id *
Stock of Hats before purchasing elsewhere rs very
80, " " " ~ " 3j-wtf
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SECOND SUPPLY We receiving and opening, III.
- morning. second supply of FALL AND WINTER DIX
GOODS, WINCH with those hand makes our Stock Veiy fs
and desirable. Amongst which may he found:
Super wool black blue, b0n and invisible green Cio'is
Do. do. do. aud fancy Cassimefcs
Fushnss, Beaver and Pilot Cloths
Syanshuwn VarDcll, I'cdIel aud Satin Nrstiags
Sarnets Kentucky lean. aud ker-eys
Full Ito hs aud English kerscys, for Negro Clothing
Red white and yellow Flannel,
Padding and Sal DGck
Irish Linens, krnBgs, Lawns and sheetlng
Australian l>tres and Chusani
Rich, new siye nouslaine DE- LANES
Rich new style Prints, large supply, new and beautiful
Silk merino. aud wnulcn Hose aud Halt Hose
Buck, kid. merino, six and Berlin Cloves
Flet, siik and wonlrn Minis
Umbrellas, all prices
Taynr's, Wlet's, Hughes and other Spool Cciops
Patent Threads aud Twines
Brocha, Cashmere, Ne, aud Plaid Sliawl'
Reached and brown Shretings and Shntings
Duili, Twilled aud Whitney blankets
every either article usually found in Dry Goods
Jobns House which Respectfully invite the a.nn {"
the adc. LOADDNs, NlLlLAGliaM q DhENhi.
or, II ;G-wtf
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observation-disclosures.
ARGE FALL. SToCK.-Tle undersigned receiving
L. their full Fall Stock of Foreign and Domestic,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
bch have een selected greatest IN the Boston,
New Ynr Philadelphia markets. and from the Petersburg
nufacirring Companies.
In their stock NAV found the usual variety Of large
Southern Dry Goods House including extensive assortment OF
bright three py ingram and other capetngs Rugs Floor Cloths
ac-all of which will sold the most liberal terms
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES & CO., Sycamore street
pste SentS
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. HAssLER The funeral Of Ferdi-
nand Rudolph Hassler late Chief of the U. States
Coast Survey, took place Mt Philadelphia on Thurs.
day, from the Hall of the Philosophical Society The
enains Of the deceased inferred at Laurel Hill
The eortsge was characterized by no display. The
coffin, which was perfectly plain, carried upon
hearse drawn by four black horses Three carriages,
containing the and pallbearers, and the Rev
Dr. Ducnchet, the officiating clergyman preceded, and
seven Others containing the members Of the Philosc.
phca Society and the friends Of the deceased, followed
the hearse. -TNorth American
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS, DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, &c
LARGE and selected Stock embracing the usual yarie-
n ~ OF The articles, OF first quality for sale low by
ALEX. DUVAL s. CO., Main street, Richmond:
Oct. Is At
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RICHMOND K I.YNCHBURC CANAL PACKET L!HE'
BB Iron Stcam601iS.

rg,nE undersigned beg leave inform the pge eensf"'
that above Line has been established, and VI
running ado II the a, Of July prcri>e ay sa be h'
after Published The viii be- of TIE best oharae'f '
comfort safety aud expedition, aud viii a;od snch
through way Will n.Gs satisfaction L
Through, Richmond 10 iynehhtr, y. mie- ~ - -,
tr weekly. CHARLES Dih'iD'
Richmond. JmlY & 1919. Ib--t".l
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
j. T.. WATKINS,
. doors Lclo,c Wadsmorh, Turner d Co., Nun Street
WOULD respectfully inform members of the LEGISLATURE
w well Others that lie has hand extensive
sortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, &c,
Which he is Offering reduced price. Among them
Gentemen's Wafer Proof Boots superior article 81 90.
DO. do. do good, from 81 50 To Sc 00.
DO. fine calf dress Boots from 50 30 To 81 co.
Do. Boots, Uf more inferior quality, from 50 to so
Do. calf Water Proof Bootces.
DO. do. dress do. varons qualities
Also very variety OF Ladies' Walking Shoes and slip
pers Of every style, and of them very superior
Dec 5 Gl-wtf
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NEW FALL GOODS.
r. CUNNINGHAM is now receiving his Stock OF FALL an'
- WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting in part rs follows:
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all descriptions
Cloths, Cas,imeres and Vest!ngs
Kentucky Jeans, Satiinetts
silk and Cotton Hosiery
Bleachcd and brown Shnss and Shcetin.s
Lace and Muslin Emhroiieres
Isle and Thread Edglngs and l.aces
Servants Clothing of all descriptions
With variety of other Goods, for sale by
J. B. CUNNINGHAM, II street, Shockoe Ii'l.
Sept % D-wIy
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FLOUR TRADE.-The following table presents the
total number of barrels of Flour exported from the u
States in each year from 1895 10 1872 inclusive with
the average price per barrel in each Of those years
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PHILADELPHIA, Deer

PHILADELPHIA, DEC X !.
THE PRIScEroS.-By kind invitation OF Captain
F. Stockton her gallant commander, we accompanied
the Princeton Yesterday morning on her trip down the
Delaware, with The U. S Frigate Rartan in tow. The
two vessels left the Navy Yard al minutes of nine
o'clock and passed Fort Mi;n at five minutes OF ten
distance miles, with an adverse tide OF three
miles, thus making ii miles IN one hour and twelve
minutes. THIS magnificent. performance, and
entirely unprecs denied, for the Raritan completely
rugged and fitted out for sea, with all her stores, guns
etc. on board. Another example OF the immense pow.
er which this noble ship possesses, shown by the
parting of two successive hawsers, II inch
the other inch, which attached the frlgatc 10 the
steamer. II previously considered impossible that
hawser OF the dimensions OF the first could be part
ed, but not only that but the nine inch one to boot
snapped asunder like whip cords by the Princeton
and steady pull, at that.
In the interior arrangements Of the Princeton, the
greatest attention has been paid, we'll TO the bodily
comforts of the officers and crew, IA TO good taste
The apartments devoted to the accommodation Of The
commissioned, and warrant officers, beautifully and
at the Time economically furnished. There are
no bulk heads between decks, rich linen damask cur
;ains, OF American manufacture supplying their place
The engine is splendid specimen Of the perfection
to which the mechanic arts have been brought in this
city. 1t was designed by Mr.. Ericsson, from ideas
thrown out by Capt. Stockton, and was executed by
those we'll known manufacturers of steam engines
Nlessrs. MERCK * Towne of Southwark. 1t is of two
hundred and fifty horse power, and burns Anthracite
coal e4cIusiVey sucieht orauehl TO- that purpose ~
ing given by two blawers, each set in motion by an
engine. The coal is slowed the engines not only
as matter OF convenience, but as an additional pro-
lection them from the balls or shells of the enemy
the whole propelling machinery of the boat, is we'll
known, being below the water line. 1t is part Of
Capt. Stocklon's design TO have cast iron buckler
fixed upon the bow OF his vessel at such nclnaton
that shot striking it would glance OFT without doing
any damage. With The Princeton and her two big
guns (of which more hereuter,) Capt. Stockton will
be allie 10 take the largest frgpt in the woodland
will do it too if necessarily .7merican SsatinsL
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From the Nfp York Tribune)
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS,
,sscmb,,s pceemher a. 1913. Expires March Sd, l5a5
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" NorIcE-embers Of the Legislature, and other strangers
in inc C;y during Winter informed, that they VIII he
w.conei any First Presbyterian Church, Dr
Pumer's.l whenever il Is open. II
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STOCK AT AtCTION.-Will be sold, ON WEDNESDAY the
3 18th December Exchange Hotel ii o'clock the fol-
lowing Stocks si0O of Six Per Cent Stock of the State OF
Virginia and u of James River Kanawha Bonds in lots
10 suit purchasers The will be made without limit
PHILIP HARRISON,
FREDERICK ANDERSON.
ae The sale of the above Stock To be conducted by
~ JAS. II. LYNCH.
Der Std
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sF-H4TE
Hon. WILLIE P MANGUM, of North Carolina Prestden-
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AW NoTlCETLe professional connexon heretofore exist
ing undersigned has been tins day dissolved.
Wood Bnun having determined 10 remove, soon 10 the
CITY of Richmond The unfinished business Of Boudin d Car
rinc:ou, Charlotte, Campbe Halifax and
Prince Edward, will be closed by William G. Carngen who
viii also close the unfinished business Wood Boudn the
same mites shall! be reained and
will he aided in all the Courts when necessary by Mr. Thomas
T. Bru.din, uf I.ynchbur..
Address-Wm. c. Darlington, Charlotte G. H., Va.
WOOD BOULnIN,
WIN. {. DARLINGTON.
Nov ich 1874. 57-wCw
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Who'csale and Retail, Market Bridge, Kchtnohd v
Sept. 10 1873 3i--~3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18
TUEOLoCICALB ROCKS.

VIE Holy Bible. splcudrdly bound. royal octa.
W. lot family use, aud the pocket 81 mo. for
Few or ordna use.
The New Testament splcnd dly bound, ,ui,ubl,
Tor presents. a very capital edIiiou m plain binding
clear PRINT, for family use, and a variety ada pied iur
schools
D''courscs and Dissertations on the scrip,ural
- Grimes ct atouemcnI aud sacriGce-by Rev Dr
Nlagec.
Jahns BIbliacol ArchUology. translated from the
Latin 10y Professor Upham
The -Four Gospels, with notes. 10y G.. Campbell
ID. ID. Clarke : Commentaries ou the Old and New
rcst1menrs, 4 vols. Clarkc's Commentaries on IN,
New Testament, vol
Mcknight on lhc Eps'les.
Tex, book of Ecclesas,Ical History. by J c
Gicsc.cr
BIckers;elh's Family Prayers.
Bickersieth'S Treatise on the Lord's Supper.
Prayers for the eoi Families, by Albert Barnes
Noics "a the -Four Gospels, DO DO
The above, with general assortment Of standar,
works, for sale by
STEPHENSON d IIASWELL,
may Union street.
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TRISTEE'S SALE.

RITCUiETOWN GLASS WORKS, &c.
FGUR> UANT ~ a deed Of trust L. sac from
Horace Vi Miller and wife, ted the I'm
day of November 1871, and record ID in the clerk s
office of the county court Of 0m2 comfy Er%;'G-
= ., IN deed book 2, page 3'5, viii on FRIDAY,
The trcUty Hird day Of JuEe Hert, at tine rom
door o. The court house of .ld county, sell at
public auction, the real estate conveyed 10 me
by said deed, with the fixtures, appurtcnancss
aud Impr ,vcments, that Is 10 say
Squares numbered 3} and Al, Thirty three and
forty One) IN the addition 10 South Wheeling,
Land sut by Samuel SpusG and John Nltchic.
which addition Il commonly called NtCule town
Eacn of said squares contains sixteen lots mum
bcgCd from one 10 sixteen inclusive.
Coal lot Numbered two j and the North halt
ton, with the privilege Of mining FOR coal as far
back as the eastern boundary Of the Denny farm,
within the North and South lines Of said coal lot,
number two, and said half of coal lot number
three.
Lots numbered and 10 Lnine and ten ] in
addition.
The property will be offered in parcels or tcge-
thcr may suit bidders.
TERMS or SALE-So much Of the pun chase
money will be required in hand as will be suffer
ent 20 d efray the expenses and commission pro
vlded for IN said deed Of trust together WIKI the
first IN stalmCnt therein mentioned Of thirteen
hWUGrcd and fI-suiy nine dollars and eighty three
cents, with interest from November u, 1871 now
due bv said lCr.and tn residue of the purchase
money will be required 20 be paid as follows, VIZ:
fourteen hundred and eighty nine dollars ana
forty cents on the nth November 1913; fifteen
hundred and sixty nine dollars and twenty cents
on the nth day of November 1919; and the resi-
due the nth day of November 1915.
The u!c Is believed TO be uugucs u9uable-bui
selling as trustee, / undertake only % convey
such title aF is vested On me hy said deed OGtTust.
may II Is DANIEL LAMB Trustee.
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BOO rs
~ Q, EsN !, 3 4 g .: 9 3 .

SSIGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT
y A ) TODD, has just received large and
complete ,rtmrnt Of the fillowIng Goods. which
are Of the best qunlity. and vii! be sold low for
cash aI his BOOT. ) TOE AND BONNET HOUSE,
GEN rLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Bouts, sewcd. city made
dc do do pump sole.
Gehtrmens' fine caIfand Morocco shoes Of the
latest style. yis:-Bddlcs, Onions, D1wnings, Web.
siers, Calf and Morocco Dancing Pumps. Tavern
Slips. AMI water proof Over shoes; also. Kip and
Thick Bro,aus Of oil kinds.
LADIES' SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black cold and bronzed KID Slippers Of
different kinls, Village Lace. Paris Ties, Buskins
j. iIerson Tie<, Gue strap aud tie Kid Seal Morocco
and Cali walking shoes, while and black Kid and
Satin Slippers, black aHd cold Six aud Lasting
Caters. wafer proof Fur lined Over shoes
MISSES & CHlLDRENS' SHOES
Fine city made KID and MnroccO Slippers Kid
Seal AMI Gulf walking Shoes. Morocco and Call
Lace Boot, black aud cn.'d Kid Bus,ins. black nnl
cold Victoria Callers Kid. Calf and Morocco Aukl,
Ties
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
Fine Plain aud Wave Florence Braid B1uncts
English and American Straw do, Cypress Willow
1 and Lawn d., GenIlcmcns Fine LcghUrn singl,
| and double hrm Summer Hats, imitation Pumam
| or Orleans Hats. Boys aud ChiIdr,ns' Lcshou
/ and Palm Leaf Hlis of every variety,
/ LEATHER
Spanish, Country Sole Kip md Upper Leahri
/ Calf KID, Cont, Binding md Lining Skins, Of rl
. hest quality Also pretty respectable sprinkle 81
/ DRUGS AND MEDICINES just call at OBJ
. Sign uirhe BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. S,ui
Eud Of Market Siuaro may Is
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WAGON TRANSPORTATION

f. NIGRANTAN PACKAGE LINES.
Frau CUMBERLAND 20 WHEELING
NHPIIAN1"S AZ DUNCAN'S. have established
I J The above Lines, tor the Transportation OF
Passengers Merchandise and Packages, from Cum
bcrIand tD Wheeling. iu connection Ilh the Rail
Road Co and FROM Baltimore 90 PnIladcl PhIl.
Wagon Line. (darly1 through iu 4 days.
Emigraut & Package Line, through in Is hours.
On Shuycrs Patent Bow Spring Wagons LSun-
days excepted
Al present, Emiguut aud Package Line Tri-
yyockiy-Icaytug Wheeling ou Tuesdays. Thurs.
days. auI Saturdays, ai O'Clock + NJ.
Leave, Cumberland some days aud hours
R.cpipuug lJr guJIs through Co Baltimore OF
P.HlGeIpHra aud no Philadelphia OF Blluma q,
through Co Wheeling.
PRESENT RATES
ENUGEANT a. PACKAGE IINE-Seals through
t1 Wheeling @. aud lODIps baggage allowed r.
All packages under 33Ils 80 cls.-Ovcr, az Oh
rate of 50 so per Dos.
WAGON IING-WHccliug 90 Cumberland so c
pee 100 Ius Cumberland 90 Wheeling Z > cen
u5r 100 Jos.
Arsus-JNAIES " FORSYTH g. CO. IThecEnv
JOSEPH O. ELDER.
SANL NJ SHOEMAKER Blliuq,
URAkEIE a. IENTON,
PECN a. LORE, pblildriuli1.
OIaplI\NTS g. DUNCAN'S.
PuputtJIs, Cumberland.
uIy
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JOHNSTON BGRRylULL d. co. at No 1871
90 Min srfcrtH1ye receive %, add are NOW open.
fug q large stock of spring 1ud summer goods. lower
than any vet udercI u tuls market. oar sHrk Is
now large, embracing almost every article co.
suli'V Kept fu Dry GJri-' sfGras. a 'HI 1 srurII
1-s1rmoHtol lllucrs Furs aud .Trmm.ugs. Combs
Buttons ThreaIs. Brushes and Sewing silks. CUuu
Coy merchants aud rho public go1oraIIy arc respect
fully invited 90 cali auJ oz1mmo ur themselves
our prices slw1f fail ~ rls1u may
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CnANGE on WEArmER-

Nothing has a greater effect upon The system than
she sudden changes 90 our variable clImntc.-
While Nature gradually prepares the habits ofnni.
mails fr the changes of seasons. mankind assume
their own way, aud actually combat nature. The
body should be- prepared 20 meet the change by
medical effect, ~ n o. cleanse The frame and
render NJ moro able to endure the alteration; by zD
doing we re less liable 90 take cold and other
complaints. When the bowels arc healthy. al
other paris Of the system ore So likewise hpw me-
cessary is u then Ihey-ssbould sremnin sO.-'lur
mildest and most clIectucl PU RGATlFE now o. Dee
found is STINBURN'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
PILLS for cleansing he stomach aud purifying the
blood. FORMED BY EXTRACTION from the
best vegetable medicines that the Garth pr1durcs 90
IL the most decided discovery and rmproy erncur
upon physical remedies of modern DAYS Time
care, aud expense, aided by experience. have ror
been spared u is perfection, aud 10 will spec dds
assume an asceudoucy commensurate with its sr
perior merits. Price 25 cents per box. Office 3gs
broadway, next door Co the Tabernacle
Sold IN Wheeling by JOHN THOMPSON
ai tho book Store of " R4b1
also by = w EASSEWT
may 81 SJulh Wheeling
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EnHEIi,.s CANn..

HfJRES Coughs. Cuijs, llosrscuoss. Ththvs.c.
Z ll1Jfins Cough, Measles, Group and Asthma
better than any Caudy offered 60 TIE public. % has
been eiiecualy tried 100 different aud distant paris
Of Ihs country rnd everywhere gained reputation
Boz the uIIvc discusses beyond ali precedent % un.
W. requires trial iu confirm the highest commcu.
dIuun which the proprietor could gives pumbcrIcss
rcuIGcatcs might be Published. but they are deem.
cd unnecessary where ihc article can be obtained no
90 cculas iDr ITSELF % is o's1 peculiarly beneficial 90
Singers. Ciersymgu. Lawyers and 40 puhIIc speak.
er Manufactured aud sIIi wboes1Io aud rcfail
hy John Buyer. S.cuHguvr.o. OHIO. Fo5 sale 80 the
Drug and Medicine sore ri
LAFAYETTE NcNEELY.
may - N1 2O2 Mans so Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18
DRuGa AND .IEnIcI. Us.

HUST received by = TODD, az the south
81 end Of Market square Sign Of the Black
Uguu1N Boot. genera. assortment of Drugs,
Medicines, Dye Stutisr Paruta, uI.s, &c. warrau-
ted Of tHe best quality. and a.II be sold uu us
The me lICIuCs tult are for sale are such as the
proprietor uses Iu his practice, not second cr
third quality, uEt susu 1r ere genuine. iHc best
CHAT eJuI be- selected IN the eastern cities.
may lU
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PE.z.V'TEEs y FEOF&E.

Il. LOUIS, MO.
3A REDUCTION or THE FARE,
fssSsCA In consideration Of the PREF sure ui
.IlthE% the times, the undersigned has rcdu-
lssl.sSs cCd the prices OF boarding and Iodging
- 50 90 81 go per dag, nm the rate of vines
from 80 10 roper Ct HE tables will con iuuc as
heretofore % be supplied with every luxury the
market affords The Building is the largest,
moss airy, and combines more comforts than
any IN the city, and is not surpassed by any no
tel IN an West.
Every attention will be given by tho undersi-n-
ed, his agents, aud servants, 20 accommo, a lie
those who favor HIM with call
81 Lois, may Is Sun BENZ STICKNEY.
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Fresh Stock.
MORE CiIEAPRnnEs.

FENHE Pi gums of the Rhine. By l. Bulwer,
Il llarpers edition forlS9 cents. The Family
Library, No which completes Nilimaz's History of
the Jews IN vols price % cents per vol. Slak-
SpcaGes Dramatic Works and Poems No 3 price 81
cents Brandc's Encyclopaedia Of Science, Lrorl-
lure and arr, No 6, the whole work will be COM
pctcd 10 , numbers, al % els each just received
and for sale by WAl ROBB.
may G a. a.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF TYPE

JOHN T WINE FOUNDIk
No. Is Goid 81 Mem York, 3D. door from Fulton 81.
HAS on hand an mrivall-d assortment of
: Printing Tyne, Ornaments, Borders, Rules,
&c. Of the best metal, aad cast from original
matrices. The reputation of this foundry Is
well known throughout the country, and he IL
determined To sell at the following
IL N L
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NOTICE.

4 Ii those knowing themselves indebted 10
"A late firm OF T. Pollock & CO. will do well 20
call al the old stand immediately, and settle the
same and save costs. T. POLLOCK
may en- JOHN ALTMAN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18
ES'TEN'G,
GLAZING, AND PAPER HANGING.
JOSIAH Ii. HAWKINS

NZOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w CITIZENS OF WHEELING AND VICINITY,
''' ne has resumed has old business ofPAINI ING.
- A%iNG, and PAPER HANGING. near he
,'"'' House. where he Will be prepared at all times
10 execute work m his line with promplurss, aud
/" Style that will not iuIl 10 give satisfaction
lie would tender has thanks To his obi friends for
"' l"'"n'ge they have bestowed lprmery and
t"sN "' Close Application 10 business 10 merit
share of public nlruuagc.
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