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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
LAUREL GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,
Esser County.

VIE exercises oil TINS School Will be resumed
- on the 9th OF January and july
This Seminary located in the Southern OF EscI county
be Stage Road from Richmond 1spahannock the
latter place The situation retired hcah
nes An The branches OF complete English Education
e Woo taught by Miss Burt The French Language and Music
on the Psno foo and Guitar Mcqueen ber
this Seminary enjoyed together In
eeetua and Social Improvement IAd, WIN siono
convince intelligent public worth
Terms for Board Tuition for Scholastic year OF ten
months sl25
Music including the use OF Piano, rEr so
Music the Guitar, ~ fta s5
The French Language, --.-s "i~..sof 10
Three Pianos Of superior Globes and other ap-
psrak w facilitate the Improvement Of the Young
different sciences Ht| ~ =
For farther Information refer r. Hunter NJ c.
hev rp Montague NJ Garnctt Eq Dr. A. peterborough Col
Geo Wright No. r. Warren IT, and James sempe Esqs
Dr. VIM Dew James Govan sam arwood Richardson Lump
Kin and Ro NJ Davis E~lr. 6isR un: w. Newton T.
Garnet Esqs- Hen@rass: Bep Blake ESQ., Krr William:
Dr. w T. Gaines Hansroi Dr. John
en- ESQ and Messrs Smith, Drnksr Morris RAud: Col wm
Garnsii So.foit; or 20 myself the Seminary.
Laurel Grove, Jan. Cd lbt3. J. L. cox
u , c1ksw4w
pEnquor copy w4w account TO - L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

Mr.. Wise says bc "sfrsid" Mr.. Bolts will not be in
the next Congress TO impesc President Tyler How would
Mr. Wise like Mr. Bots for a esmpehtor1 Their. talk
that his District formed preclude the hope Of
en- election Mr.. Bots might receive call 10 .,ump in
that Of Aceomae,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
DIED

IN Manchester OF scarlet fever. the night psesner 3o
AN Ann Cray - a'' su'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND Pen
SONAL ESTATE aH.

In pursuance Of the provisions Of Deed of
Trust eIeeu,ed the dry June Is4I BY Charles L.
Johnston Ro Byrd Pollard for eesn purposes sd
toned and dny recorded in the Clerks Oes
county Court shall substituted Trustee proceed public
auction for cash. King William on The o3d day
January Coun day. certain Of Land
more OF less suatsdab mixes below
healthy and rs'peesbs neghborhoo is likely Negro
and Women together with the increase OF females.
the eIeeuion OF the said Deed The property
considered ndispuabe but Trustee convey
eres only as is vested In by said Deed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03


VALUABLE MArTAPONI- LAND FOR eALF.-The suhscrf
Der wishes To senhs Pam containing
2ief acres There good Barn and Stable the premises
sprns Of pure Water In OF soil and beauty
NOR 10 ands the River There
aud nnc wood The Land be divided svsasns
200 barrels OF each field There bushels Of
Wheat seeded on The Fanh and Possession
given immediately .N.-s GEO. d. POLLARD.
Caroline County. Va IA 4 ekdv.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
1925 REV ARD.

ID An AWAY from Lower Brndon, Tucsisy . negro
u csled REuBEN. lie i-a likely negro ~,
10 or ~ inches In height dirk mVato with long curling
hired Richmond during 30 and 10 from
oircuranccs nner which OF probable he ba.
The shovc ,~wsrd win he Paid any one who will
deliver him 10 mo in Richmond Orto Mt Vs. Harrison Brand
a WM HARnTaON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

ANDs WANTED wish 10 for present rear mum
Der Of hands TO be employed Richmond Factory.
Apply my Office the Store Of Messn- FIy a Co.
u d5t T. II. BENTLEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

Among the last acts OF the Georgia Legislature one
authorizing spceiepaying Banks small notes -
Another proof Of the insincerity Of Loco Focosn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

BY Mr. Cowsn, Of citizens ol Russell for the passsge Of
law complete the Pound Gap rosdby Mr. Toer ei.
tzens Of Bedford and Campbell incorporate conpsny
70 construct Turnpike the Forest Road"--by Mt.
Randolph, Of Directors Of Riyanns Navigation Company
by Mr. Smith. OF Harrison, OF citizens OF Randolph, for
survey and change Of the location Of part Of the fskes
burg and Stsunion Turnpike fosdby Mr.. Cooce. of Pre-
sdent and Directors Of New Shenandoah Company for
change Of charter.
The following bill read third tins and passed To
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
arrangements shall moi be. interfered with.

arrangements shall not beinterfered WITH
If he will do neither. of these things, he
will excuse me from ,condescendlng to
make any "defence" against such bark
ing to hide the truth and feed party preJu-
dice and sectarian bigotry, as ne may
choose TO fill his paper with against me-
If he choose to make his paper the vehl-
Gle of such statements - some containing
less than the truth, others more than the
truth, and others still being entirely one
side from the truth - as make uptne form
er part of Ryiand Fletcher's communica-
lion; aud such ranting, raving and frea-
" as make up the latter part; and can
find sectarian mouths which love so to be
fell; he must 60 on with it if,he will
The people, more or less ofthen, may be
kept in deusion for time longer = but
not always. They can be taught that
truth does not require such means for its
support and propagation -thatthere is no
better evidence ofthe badness of any cause,
than its shrinking from full and fair invest
igation. .....=@:-..~ :.
1.-THE Editor of the Observer be willing
to- have his readers know my views Of
what he and his correspondent have now
been doing, he can copy from the Tele-
I-graph what l have published on The sub
| ject, last week aud this, if he choose so 10
! do. .:- --.. ..-.. -..s.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
Brandon. "Wednesday, 1anuury 4, Is4s.
q q q q q q q

TO posi-. MASTERS g. SUBSCRIBERS.
HReturn no more papers, with the
expectation or having them taken from the
postofice. 1t is not the prescribed way
Of doing business.
F." Whoever wishes a paper discon-
tinued, Tel information be given to the
postmaster where the paper is taken, and
let him give notice BY ranking letter tc
the publisher, or the postmaster where
the paper is published, according TO law
HThis is said and done, not because
care TO hold any one TO the letter OF hu
man laws, but because do not feel In du
ly bound 10 abide by every construction
have seen put upon them.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
PEACE WITH CHINA,

The intelligence published in our last
of the conclusion of Peace between Eng
land and China. is highly important. OF
the business Of the war, or of the equity OF
the treaty, we pretend to offer no opinion.
The terms Of the treaty in so far as they
have lranspired, are
!. China consents to pay in three wears
the sum of FL millions of dollars.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
A. coRREc TIoN.

In remarking, last week, upon an article
in the Vermont Observer, touching my pub
lie lectures, I fell into mistake as TO the
place spoken Of, where those lectures were
delivered. A second glance at the matter
shows me that il was my lectures at Proc
torsriIIe-or ratl er Duttonsville = and not
nv lectures at Brandon, that the writer was
attacking. fell into the mistake by receiv-
ing wrong impression from another per-
son. ! had not noticed the piece in the
Observer, until my attention was called 10
il oy report coming TO my ears that some
one had attacked my lectures In Brandon
through that print. / took up the paper,
found the piece, and carried nysatteniion TO
the statements made as TO Ichat had said,
rather than as TO arAere had said it - the
latter being Of small comparative import.
ance 10 this case.
This correction will not be understood as
the least modification of my views as TO the
! character Of the piece 10 the Observer. The
additional fact now discovered, as 10 the
/ place, only confirms my views before ex-
pressed as TO the design Of the writer. For
/ am now at nc loss in forming an opinion
! as TO who the writer is. ] am confident il
must be Ryland Fletcher the mau whose
lying thoughts and fraudulent acts have
!, already so often and so fully exposed in the
Telegraph. Whether be be the writer OF
not, the production is worthy of him, and o.
The cause TO which he is devoted. Sectari
anism does not allow its devotees to stop OF
stagger at any means that will aid in secur
ing the end.
p. S. Siuce the foregoing was written
the Observer has been received, containing
, the remainder of the piece, with Rylanc
FIelc hers name attached to it. So | wa
not mistaken in my guess, as 10 the auth
, orship The Editor oflhe Observer says
=" As our object IN giving the article i
to aid the cause oftruth and righteousness
if Mr.. Nj. discovers any errors in it W
will cheerfully allow him for his defence
/ as much space as the following article.
e If "truth and righteousness be what h
: wants, Why does he not say that his pape
= is opea to free discussion on The, subject {
) my lectures, which embrace The fundGmeao
= al differences betueeH me and the so Gale
! orthodox religioaists? This he dare M
r do. II would not answer his purpose. II
o knows perfectly we'll that if his CORE
'e pendent were in a state of mind or of hea
to do me justice, the space occupied b
!. him, and offered TO me. is perfectly inad
re quate If "truth and righteousness /
n, what be desires In the case-if it be b
,. wish, or if he be willing, that his reade
II should know my views on the suhiec
upon which ,Scture, let him employ
10 competent and faithful reporter. To a
- commodaie him, will go 10 Middlebu
be- and deliver course, whenever he W
fe open a meeting house and give me seaso
a able notice. Moreover, Il he will con
y on to the ground Of free discussion, sh;
= be happy to discuss the matter with hi
n. by word of mouth, to his hearts conteI
to to before an audience in Middlebury,
=, ~ such time and place as he will fix on
giving me timely notice, so thai my 9th
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
Meeting at Clarendon Springs.

This meeting was not amended by N.Y.
self, according TO appointment 10 last
weeks Telegraph. 1t Is not often that |
fail 20 meet an engagement OF the kind.
But the storm made il 10 be an unreason-
able undertaking. My vile and little one
being with me al Orwell, where the storm
was mitch more severe than IN this re-
zion, We were detained until Saturday
morning-so that we did not reach home
until sometime in the afternoon. II was
then quite too late 10 think of reaching
the Springs in season, in view of the bad
ness of the travelling. from the snow last
fallen.
~Uuless worse storm is again IN
the way, or something else beyond my
control, it may be expected that shall be
al the Springs, withou: failure, 10 com.
mence lecturing, neat Saturday eren5n 6
to continue through Sabbath and Sabbath
evening.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04

!. = Toward the close Of the volume, paper . IN
.sr,ed from the ReDerend Doctor Cox. of Brooklyn,
M. Y. WHOSE apostacy from the snii-siayery cause
(. zeal known1 in which he eraveiy questions,
sher Hanging is the preferable mode for civilized
: aad especially for ChIstianized ~ nations" he
.sxs. Il Is dogs death -ignominious and intam,
oa."-and therefore. I" fOr the sake Of humanity,
=. r,,a,lv prefers the guiotne TO the gallows
H. ,h;nfs that Republicans in this Christian
onn,ry might adopt il with evident Proprlety"! 10
cbonpue OF the head ofthe victim. he says q oug d
70 b done IN the spirit decomposition and oensyo
icncs'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

Prepared and sold by "A b Sands g Co. Drug
eists and bemists. Granite buildings. 27l
Broadway, cerner OF Chambers st New York.
a0d Tor sale by Druggists throughout the u s.
PIlre 81 per bottle. CIR batties for IS. AZ, 49, q
The pubic are respectfully requested to rcmem-
bel that tits Sandss Sarsapariia thai las and IL
constantly achieving such remarkakle ,curcs of
the most difficult class OF diseases tow hicb the
human frame IS subject. aud ask for SANDS Sar-
parlln. nd trke no iother.s- u. o. .-f -
- OLIPERi PRY Or, Agent BY special APP
Pertinent for he ProPrielOrs, for Wheeling
ana tfrfnfV.- ~ - tfslfii-l ara . Nii ~ az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

,punes TO sci as low ~ our bcighbors. We there
fore say TO our customers and the citizens OF
Wheeling aud vicinity give call before pur
chasps elsewhere, assxs.are determined tomake
tie prices suit sep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
IL. In, is .RsY- GOODS; s ..a..,
-, GREAT ATTnACsIIONI m b..
iosEGoND1 SPLENDID STOCK. OF - u.
NEW ..GOODS!!!

rf,HE SUBSCRIBER begs leave TO INFORM
:" the citizens of Wheeling and the
neikhbOihood, that he has JUST returned from
Philadelphia and Bai,in1Ore,aPdIs now receiv
FRESH STOCK on NEw. GOODS.
IBe,ne- he secon lseelly this Fal winch for
-asTALtT Y, M, oHEArSE scs:not be exceiled II
. nailed ia the Ciiy of Wheeling.
Cloths of every variety Of shade aud price, We
rv1s>y in Iced 7if.'i ~.ii ~ 7.,.a- rf rs ift-.,
Cassirneres and Cassinetis ofthe greatest qarn-
tity imaginable. - snta5r-s ga li4ssI .i I'd ~
Kcatacky leans, (UlLsd cloths. yo,s .,.-..f,, /,
Kerseys Beaver cloths. Giraile cloths, and eve
nv variety OF goods for csats and pantatoons.
BIcached and Brown Mushns, fiannels and
(sf,A,.ks lHs SO -ia tf-e Jlis.ti - riI.--s
Also The largest ssortnent of Casieoes he
has ever otleied- 10 The public. f.,s.,if . - h
p snseslie. Earl ton, and Manchester GtRRhams-
.Splendid new STYLE goods for dresses, SUCH as
-ich q I'd 'Yelrels, China iPeSiu, Chusan de
JsaiAe Muslin de lIaine, silk stripe Aackbars,
q new artice) striped, 6g'd, chaneab lie. plain,
aad.variesated tALpaea LHsfies. viii. every
KIDD of Goods IN fashion for Ladies dresses
SSalgls Hand kerchiefs, Chores Hosiery, Mis-,
Cuts, Ribbons, Bonnet silks aud Innings, ar
~ far h. De- = 81 issf q -ff,i tilliiaf l %
The andersigaed would take this occasion to
express his, thanks 4 the I.ubll for the liberal
sh 4Teoftheir nauoEaSe heretotorerecelyed, ana
hopes aud believes that an.examinatnn OF MS
stock viii satisfy my one that Ire 10 sun en- iueu
10 \ full share of'the pubic patronsge. - -
oct lSif r ef,1 tr = = = , 'ofSN y y r. .. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

Peter YarnaII and others.

ReIcf 4 ardaU ana othcTS.
In 9ureaance Of the decree IN this cause. ! shall
on the Sd dsv Of November ls43, m the court
h0use in Ohio cosuty, sell 20 the highest and
best bidder on the terms after named, the follow
square, and on which is erected the ware hohse
nov occupied bv Iesac Iiivia and HardtBE q
Wedlu, and twenty three lots n that part Of
borcd as follows 20 wis, ST. $50 81, as, ~, SIS,
az i93 f33 e. I37 a9 ia, 200. as, 100. 100. ~,
a. 81, 100 i23 and "a. The said lots viii Be sold
on a credit by cqual insiainie0se az one, Two md
thres years with interest," from abe day Of sale the
purchaser giving bonds with good security for the
/ payment thereof Deeds will DO made when the
I purchase money IL paid. Snould the sale noi b,
| completed Oh that day, b val be journcd from
I day TO day ullHie closed JACOB,
i oug - ~ f.- t4H Commissioned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
TO THE A MERICAN PUBLIC.

IMPROVEMENT ia whatever regards the hap
on e mach pd y nc our With essb sse
ccsttin2 day come new pi oblem Is solved, or some
profound secret revealed, having an important
aud direct beaTi over nuns highest destfnies
IL we takeu retrospective New over the pas
tweDty years, how is the mind struck with won
derl What rapid strides has science made in
every department. Of civilized life! parlcula iy in
that which relates to the kDo ledge OF the hu-
man system IN health and d. sease. How vau-
able and Indispensable are the curative means
recently dscovered threu-h the agency of ch EN-
istry. How does the ina 2ination kindle and our
cdmnation glow at the Ingenuity, q e near ap
proach 70 the standard fperiee tn OF al present
ilnt. Through the elaborate inveiigatiDns Of
Physiology, or the science of Life aud the Pathol-
ogy OF prevalent Diseases much aiuable III act-
cal knowledge has been gsin' d; ln consequences
OF becoming acquainted with the organization,
the elements Of the vaiious tissues and uctufes
IF the system, remedies have been sought after
aud DIS, o,ered Exactly dspted To- combine " iih.
neutrailze and expei morbilie NADER. the Cause
Of disease, and subs Iliute healthy action in It's
place. The beautiful simplicity of this mode Of
treataient Is noi only su2gs sted by the pathology
"f diseases, not only grateful 70 the sussrer. bar
per;e, uy til consOnance with the opsratIoDs of
Natlre, and satisfactory TO the and rca son.
inss Of every in'shisent. rejecting mird. ItTs
FtdHs that SASDs , ARfLLA, a scientific Com
blnau OF esseqiial p lncipieS OF the most va .ua
Jle ves't Tie cubs tarce operates npnnithe sys-
TEN. 1'he Sarsa earla II comhincd with ms mos.
ST, ctuai AIDS, the most ssliaTy prvduI tons the
nost potent samples CT the yeRe able ksngdotn:
and IT'S unpI ecedenisd succe nr,ttle rcstsra lOn
10 ncdsln Ol VINO nao long pineu uuCer the most
distressing cllronc maladlts. has ;,h en- ii an tx
allied character, furnishing as il do . evidences
rs own intrinsic value, ans. rec ulmendlng IA 70
the afflicted terms tie afflicted oniv can Know.
IL has eng btea alnOst i'm port ant desideratum Ia
the pracNce Of lInediiIne to obtain reIpedy sum
tlar 10 thiS-Sne that would act on the liver.
stomach and bowels with all the precisfoist anO
potency0f mineral prep .ratfOns, ret witRoat any
deleiefIous elects upon tie vial pvweTs of thu
system.f it 81 fttA tfEt t44s
The attention oGthe reader is respectfully called
to, ths Toll lwing certificates. However great a
chIeye nlerts have heretofore been IN ade bys the
use OF this inv alnahle medicine, yet daily expe-
Hence shows results sull m0reTeBlark able. The
pro- rietors here avail themselves OF the oppoItn-
nty OF saving Il is source OF constant satfsfae-
such e'''.'-'-' IS 80 Hs''pS' u 40 gFftsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
100 Rag. GREEN R RIO coErEr:

Nuimee.. Ground Pepper. Grsund- Aispice and
Cloves Ginger. Indigo. Madier 10 soxes Pipes. &c
DRY GOODS.
Blue DIX broad CLOTHS. b ne broad CLOTHS.
Olive brown do. Olive Green de-; =
Ribbed CAsSIMEREs. Black CAssiafEl,Esi
as-ie,iso Of all qualities; Kcrscys ofaif qualies;
L,,,seys of all qualiier; 10 bales brown Musiins.
900 peices blearhed AfUSLlNS;
200 rs PRINTS OF all qualities and prices:
BLACK SATIN. vESrINC.
Fancy VISITING sfAIl qualities and prices
IRISH LINEN; BIeech'd and 5ro Drills;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING, all srlces; Linen aud SILK tidkfs;
Rl'k ard hruws bose, Gems and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SIIoES-2O prs Ladies Slippers
II all prices and qaoIiiies; so prs LADIES' Cater
Boots; 100 prs Lah:es KID SlipperS 50 p s Mems
ihiek Boots. so prs MEN, Cal BOOTS; so prs Mems
senI Peg BOOTS; 100 ,p5. Me,s' Thick and Kip
Brpgaas chea ger Than ever before offered IN this city
HARDWARE OF all kinds and qualities, cheaper
than ever heiare offered in this city.
CROCKERY--A general assvrment Of common
and printed Croekery by the crale and relal Alsl
many other articles loo numerous TO n:eEfion All
Of which will be sold cheaper Than ever before
Offered m this city. ,..,.... -. -
:. N. B.--Coun,ry merchants will be supplied al
Eastern prices. With small commission added.
sepI5 AT YoRKE. y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
[ppLERY, q AKDW AKE.-T1e

3have received splen lid assortment of Bras =
Silverplated & Timed Strrup Irsns aud Briole
Bts of every description. Also every size and
kind of Bride buckles, Roller buckles, Japan
NED, Silver and Brass Harness mounting Red
anA BlackiMorocco Skins, Facing do, Worsted
Fringe, three cord Silk Orange Thread. Plush,
Seating Skins, Cotton and Worsted Web Strain
ioa do, 4 10, &c. which shall be cold al very re.
dnced prices for cash. SAddlers will please giYe
call. OFT & GREER.
Z ia Is ~ Htftl No $50 NJ ain st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
". W s. s. H. UNISON ~ fi.s
Wholesale g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
nN AND CAPS .,...., 81 -.

Wesi side Of AGia street. Whaling. w.
HAVE on haAd and constantly n,anhfaeiur-
iag general assortment Of superior I'ur and 4 '
Silk hats. They have received the latcst spri nm r..
fashions from New York add are now prspsrcs
:, supply 10 order all sizes and az .tiss IN "a
,.ssent or pest Style as may suit Ssstomer- = a
Hack and Drab beavlr aud GATOR, Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats
They alsoAeep on I'd an ssortuf 49,.
and fancy men a nd bows fur aud cloth ,caps.. =
I'll OF which they offer 20 their customers and The
,ublic on he most pleasing terms. ~
All orders from cou try merchants and dsa.-.i.s
ers promptly hlled on the nos. favorable terms.
Thdnkfnl forrhe liberal patronage they have "
heretofore received they sshciI a share Sfeenb -
lc pa ronage winch they arc determined de-
serve by prompt attention. persona, applcation
to BUSINESS aad cheap and favors Bile yates.
" n l--r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
WINDOW GLASS.

VN SYMNt,s q JAMES II ROBERrs y
w respectfully isfcrm,lbe public that fhev :,
hnse entered ipio copafpership in tho mansl.stnrs
Of Window Glass az the Glass Factory in South
Wheenne. whore HEY will always Keep on hasd I.
stock Of Glass Of all sizes. whirh they Will seH
order nj lie lowest Price o. Orders addressed 30
them will be promptly filed with an s~cle lwss- -
ranied 10 be equal 10 any Cylinder Glass manu-.
faciured in The we-ern rouniry. dec OFF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
DEAFNESS CURED.


COMPOUND KKEOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
INOR the cure Of DEAFNESS. pains and The
discharge Of mailer from The Ears; a 50 ali those
di.lgreeable NOISES. like the bnzzing of iasee,s
lailing Of water. whzzing OF steam, &c. &c. which
symptoms. Of approaching deafness. aud also
rally attendant with the disease. For sale by
J CRUMBACKER. No Ii3, Main ST.
SbIe Agent.
his medicine is highly Recommended. and nr-
pus certifcutesr given by very respectable
pos. Of the many astonishing cures which i has
Irmed. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

FFNAIAORsa TRIMMINGS. You sill
-.hnd-u iue Siock Of Everything rrqaisiie fSF
Tsilor's PEN aiings. " (0rl 81 sEJBY's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

CtIOTH CAPs-MCA An b-s-'u-i rsc'd
n y 3 enc assssiaasuf 81 Msns'.Ysr ID Cha
ifcn.'. CLOTH. VELVET. end q - CAPS.
shieh be Offers. etsap fss g ssh, 49, s., i19,
eFigis'ss- ss. i0'', ssll So 5isdsd ~ p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
COACH TRfMIMlING,s..

4 COACH ''RIMMINGS,
A SPLENDID assortment Of Coach I.dces Rra,s ,
q aud sSilrsr Hub Bands, Dash Frames,
LAMPS, Handles, Stump Points. Malleable Iron.
iher. &C. &c. 90 be found at nArd timea psicos az
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R00 LIS BEST Spanish ssIe l. slhsr,
/ IOOU 100 Lbs half bieached Thread
Just received at Tie Sigm eide MIC RED BOOT.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
CHEAP HARDWAhE

OFT & GREER, No 1853 1Iafn street bava..s
- lust received a fresh supply 81 Hdrd,oors.
consist lg OF Or; IS and Graiu ScyiLes. Sycles-
Scythe Rifles aud Stones. Mill .Ss~s, CT6ss ~
Cut Saws, Hand Sswsx,IeneT Sa VS.. X niEes AID -
Forks, Pocket Knives, Iron Wire Rim Locks. -
Door Latehes, Burt Hinges, Tube inees Till 80
Chest. Cupboard, Trunk aud Pad Lock s. AZ
cry other article in the Fl srdware line ~Aif of q
VII ich they Will sci. prices tina mu ST nlsaxe. I .
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