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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
JOHN AUSTIN & co,

AVE received, per steamers Export and Ma
than Hale, and offers for sale, low for cash
$50 sacks Havana and Rio coffee
$50 bbIs. N. o. sugar
5 bbs loaf
10 bbIs molasses .-r.
IL boxes gunpowder,
Hyson and Imperial teas
l,2OO sacks salt, fine and coarse
: SO bbls old whiskey
25 kegs nails &c..
kegs foring brads
I keg horseshoe nails
l25 Rogers and Dupont's FFF powder
5000 Id lead 4., -
10000 lbs. Juniata bar iron
1000 doz. cotton yarn [wndow glass.
25 Boxes 8 by 1910 by l2--ll BY l6
70 reams wrapping paper
~ reams writing paper
20 boxes candy
l5 boxes Cincinnati bar soap
do shaving soap
$50 lbs spanish float indigo
500 lbs dutch mndder
500 lbs copperass
l,OOO papers garden seed
5 boxes starch
Is doz bed cords
20 plough lines
10 boxes sperm candles land kin skins.
eco sides sole, upper and bride leather; calf
- doZ Shaker brooms
10 patent spinning machines, running G
spindles,
boxes cotton cards.
May 6, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
For Sale.

FINE and convenient dwelling house and two
~ lots, with the privilege of four in the town of
Van Burcn.
The site is the most commanding OF any in the place
heinz situated on the rise of the hill in the upper part
of town where a enchanting view OF the and
scenery around is ever to be had.
Attached to the house, are commodous and very con.
yeniont out buildings and lot lots in the town re-
,otter improved-there being also excellent stable
we'll that never fails of the purest and most delight
full in the world and to render the premises on
the WHOLE almost paradise, they are studded with ,hs
most beautiful shrubbery and choicest fruit trees
The above place will he sold at bargain, IL imme
date application be made. THO'S p WHITE
Van Buren,, Mag 90, 1843.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

I fON reading the foregoing petition, il /. =
u by the Court, that notice thereof he nnh,;.,
the Arkansas intclgencer, a newspa per prin,sS
District seventy days bef"re the first Monday
gust next, when hearing will be had on the -;
tion, at the District Court room, in the C;,v -
Rock within the said District, at 10 .-clock IN N
noon ; and all creditors who have proved ,bsr
end other persons in interest,". may appear. at IN
time and place, and show cause. If anv ,h.v
why the prayer of the said petitioner rboniJ
granted. And it is further ordered by the Cnur,
all such creditors whose places Of residence nre
shall be entitled to ice and mott Of III. :.
tition and order either personally or by lie,
attestcd by the Clerk of the Court, and served
at their usual place Of abode, by the Marsha
Deputy, or sent by the mail whereof due proof I
given.
VIM FIELD, G.
BY A. II. RuTHERFORl,
prapnall 6, Cooke, Solicitors
April %, lsI3.-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

Carious Decision.--The Circuit Court of the
United States for the District of Alabama, has de-
cded that the marriage of white man with an
Indian woman, according to the forms and Gus.
toms of the Choclaw nation, is void /; that a CIV
iIized man is incapable of contracting marriage
with savage; and that their offspring is iIlegi,-
im'te, and could not inherit. The court decided
also that a void will, probated, was conclusive and
binding on all parties, until set aside in the prob.
ute court. Exceptions having been taken to those
decisions. the cases will be carried up to the Su-
preme Court Of the United States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

Marmaduke \. Jcffreys, Jones
Cook, Harriet Freeman,Bry
an II. Freeman, A manda G
Freeman, Willie Ledbetter,
Samuel d. Strayhorn, Joab
Durham, and james White,
Deteadents,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
Flu NiTU X Z
TERMS.
THE ARKANSAS INTELL!GEN;

THE ARKANSAS INTELLIGENI
Is published every Saturday Morning. :
DOLLARS, if paid within six months. or -FOUR
TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
For square of 10 lines or less. first in !
DOLLAR, and FIT, cENrs for each cpntinu-
10 lines and not exceeding Is, to be charged :
and a half, and in that proportion for longer =
merits.
When an ind vidual account, at the abb
amounts to $50 and under 500, a disc cunt
cent will be made, and when it amounts !
NOR, discount Of 3'a per cent: but no di
be made where payment is delayed after tb >
of one year, and no deduction will be mad
gal advertisements required to be publishe
All advertisements to be paid for in adva
payment assumed by some responsible pers
CONTRACTS BY THE VEAL 4
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
Not exceeding ten lines altered or renew D
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
piaicultie. on tl,e Frontier.

The arrest of Crapen at Madauaska; his ac.
count Of the affair dsssasist action scith lie Iea-
ty-The Woodstock IN. b. Telegraph, in ailu.
sion to the actions Of the Legislature Of this Safe
in relation 10 the arrest Of Savage near Fish rlv
er. ndulg's in the following remarks :-"The cit.
liens OF Hancock Plantation forget that, although
tine Treaty has boen rat6ed--a treaty that, on
the part OF the United States, is founded on du-
Pliclty--the line has not been run that New
Brunswick has heretofore exercised civil and
military jurisdiction over the same Island in the
river St. John, on which Mr.. Savage was arrested.
and which the authorities in that neig hborhood
are pleased to designate as part Of the State Of
Maine, and that until the line is run by joint
Commission on the part Of Great Britain and the
U. States, and regular transfer Of the lands in
question is duly made, they are virtually and bona
Gae the property of the original possessor. The
arrest was made upon an island on which the
individual IN question resided. Until the .ue' is
run, and the limits Of each power defined, it can.
not be ascortained to what Government the said
Island shall belong"
The following account of the circumstance of
the arrest given by the Telegraph, certainly puts
different complexion on the matter sit appears
that Mr.. Craven. who is one of the Deputy Sher-
IFS for this County, was authorized by a writ to
arrest Mr.. Daniel Savage; that he proceeded to
the residence of the said Savage on an Island in
the St. John river about miles above Fish river {;
that after Savage was arrested he claimed the
privilege Of an American citizen. when Craven
sold him that if he were an American citizen, and
resided on the American side of the line, he would
not trouble him, but it was necessary he should be
satisfied that such was the case, aud offered him
every facility TO procure such Information as was
compatible with his (Craven's) duty that if any
OF the authorities of the Americans, either civil
or military, would satisfy him that he (Savage)
was an American and resided within the limits OF
the State Of Maine, he should be released at once
This was not done, and Mr.. Craven with his pris-
oner, proceeded down to the Little Madawaska,
where he remained all night
He was arrested the next day and examined,
and bound over. according to our previous ac-
counts. The Telegraph states that Mr.. Crav n
speaks in high terms of tho gentemun!y and cour-
teous treatment which he received from the Amer.
lean officers stationed in the neighborhood.
Bangor Wig.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
BLACKSMiTiiING.

u ME subscriber has commenced the above business
Il on Main street, where he is now ready TO DO al
kinds of Carriage and other work, reasonable terms
He has in his employ good practical Eng'ish morse
shoer Persons having horses to shoe would 40 wen
give him fair trial. Punctuality VIII De strcty oo-
served. ELiAo ShAIu.
Jan'y I3. lS43-52-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
COMNISSIONEK,S SALE

~ Perry f;TY Isl L "ND fh"SoNNL FRO
Porter Il Wagner
RS.
Isaac Sprln ger and others,
In Chanccry- by virtue Of the decree prono.n-
ced m this cause, on the roth day of November
tpi2, the undersigned, will offer for SALE at the
Ieslnence Cd sHtd Springer, t-2 mi 'es east of
Mhee'ng on The EatIOnal road, IN jaturda the
thrd daY OF June next. the following personal
property, belonging TO the defendant Isaac
Springer, TO Wit, one horse, cows 2 feather
beds, bedstsads and holdings bureau, 2 I bIes
doZ chairs, large copper kettle and hos
Also, one lot OF and containing one acre sim
atcd on the National road, tour and a halfmIIcs
east of Wheeling, being the residence of said
Springer together with the improv emtnts there.
on.
Terms-Cash, for the purchase OF the personal
property5 on all sums TO the amount $50; over
that sum, On days credit will be given, bearing
interest from the ddy of sale. For the real estate
a credit DISK, twelve and eIg@ tech months with
interest, the purchaser purcho giving DO IDS
with good security, for the payment of the pur-
chase money, for said personal property and real
estate, and the tItle TO SAID land retained until
the same rs paid,
w MITCHELL, u S, Tor
Arch ii Woods, Sheriff Ohio CO.
may and Com'r in his behalf
The sale OF t&s above property is postponed
until Saturday, July sth, lS43. ,,.
w MITCHELL, ID = for
Arch'd Woods, SheriS Oh 10 60.
Ju0 and Gem r. IN his behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

HORSES. WAGONS. COWS. AND HOGS
DURSCANT To a deed If trust To me from Wi.
II ham Veto John Webb and Geurgc Webb.
,''eI The 9Th day Of April. lSI2, and recorded in
.ne SlefN Office Of the county court Of Ohio coun.
~ y 'yg"ls' IN Deed Book rs. page 455. shall on
Tuesday, the 20k dog Of Junr IN r,o,T o.. c.,
rouse ~ SAID county. proceed to sell NJ public
sale Tor really money. the following personal ptoper
" conveyed to the by said deed thot IS 10 80 -,
horses eight sets Of harness. two four horse vxagoos
used Tor hauling coal.two spotted Mulch cows. one
""'e backed cow one red COW. ten heifers, and
twenty head ofhogs and Pegs Selling a. t,u,,aoI
do not warrant the title. Al &C coon
Iune 5-2v -r...-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
COACH TRIMMINGs.
SADDLERY, HARDMARE.-Thesu bscrit
NO. I43, MAIN STREET,
WHEELING. VA
UPHOLSTFRY WA

UEFIUIH0 4 Y III WINE
ME subscribers beg leave 10 inform the citizens
of Wheeling and vicinity. that they have on
hand extensive assortment sc UPHOLSTERY
WARE consisting in part Of Beds, Bolsters and
Pillows. CurIed Hair, Spanish Moss Cotton, HHsk
SPring aud Straw Mattresses. Also, Venitan and
Stat Window Blinds of every variety and style, OF
hand and made 10 order,
Steam Boats furnished with every article Of furni
ture on the most accommodating terms aud nj shor
notice. HENDEL g. HARBOUR.
lie -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
MASONIC PROCESSION

Ngtee"h'y ." previous nn'icc. the Maso.ic r.,
'erniy ill assemble their HALL un the rn,,,;
OF saturday the 2Ih inst, at u'rlork aud viii f,n
"a Pco"esSiur. aud leave the hail al half nos, n =.
clock, IN The f,lIowing order
3sro 1ytcrs, uoih dralca SBorY,:
Two Dencuns with white Rud,;
Entered Apprentices;
Fellow Crafis;
M A j ER MASONS;
SECRETARY AND rREAsURERs;
"i"'''r carpet borne By four Past Masters;
Masters OF Lodges;
Mark Masters;
MOST EXCELLENT MASTERS.
Senior aud Junior Waroieas:
Three lights borne by three Pn,i Master;
H''y b'ote Square aud Compass. borne BY one Of Tie
eldest brethren;
MASTER;
Music;
CHAPTER.
TYLER WITH DRAWN SWORD;
Two Dcacons with Black Rods;
Companions MOI IN Office;
ihfee sias'ers OF Wells with the badges Of off &c
ARK,
Borno by tho Secretary, Trea.urcr, R.,yaI Arch
Captain and Principal Sojpumer;
q. Captain of Me Host
=. HIP. X
Wheeling Encnmpmeni OF knight Templars;
SeiInel with drawn swords;
Sword bearer aud warder;
Standard bcnrcrs;
Sir knights not ia ofice;
' %" Recorder and Treasurer;
80 Se'niUr nnd Junior Nardeus;
ihty Bibs ami sDDrds borne BIZ itvo Of the
oidrSi SIR knights.
ORATOR AND PRELATE
Captain General and Generllissirno;
Grand Commander;
Lo'iges or Cha piers desiring to form separately
VIII please give the committee n few days notice
The whole will be under the direction Of a
Chet Marshall and his deputies. and will move
from the Hall. up Market street to Washington,
d. wn Washington 10 Main. down Main In Union up
Union Ia FunrIh, down Fourth To the MeihUdi.I r.
piscnpn! Chnrch. where the procession will halt and
f"rm IN open column aud enter the Church IN reyer.
scd order, where after div ine service on address
be delivered, after which the procession will again
form and proceed up Fourth To Monroe. up NJ rnroe
10 Fifth. down Fifth GENRE. down Centre To Fourth
down F"urih tu Clay, down Clay To Main. up Main
10 Monroe, up Monroe to Market, up Market 10 the
HALL
ID. McGlNNlS, l. DELAPL Mn,
WIN HALL, I'M WARDEN
VIM z WILSON,
June ~ Committee Of a-rug't.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
TRUSTEES SALE

=
- virtue Ola deed III Trust executed 10 The
- subscriber by William Is Atterbury. / shall
sell on Monday the 9Th day OF June, 1913. at the
irnnt door of the Coari house Of Ohijic6dnry; all
the right, title and inIere Of said Auetbury in and
to the N'r'h half Of Lot No a. four in square, No
Twelve (l2) on Market ST in the city vf,Whceiing.
Selling as Trustee shall convey TO the purchaser
only such title is vested in the NV the deed al
trust aforesaid. ISAAC w MITt.II
NJ 2@ Is Trustee.
The sale Of the above property is posipsned mill
Monday The 81 day Of July next
ISAAC w MITCHELL,
June ..T,.,ao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
AssIGNEE,s SALE.

DY HALL a. WlCKHAM.-We viii aell ai
- our Auction Rooms, on hondaY' tho lJh
Jay Of June lS43. variety II DRY GOODS con-
istiug in part oC Silks of various kinds. Lawns,
'riuis MOusiin De LANES. Book Mu4lins, Shawl,
Dress Handkerchief-. Preach Worked Collar. Laccs
Ribbons, Ginghams aud Checks. with m1ny Other
dicies ~ the Dry Goods line.
ALSO. a seeks Turks Island Salt, 0 stick,
'ustc 30 don Fiff't TuH'hlers. so Kegs aud bills
Sales positive. 20 commence a. o'clock A NJ
5sst HALL WlCkHAM. Auct r..
The absys sale - continued iiii nine O'clock tia
law
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

ATOTICE ishefeby giVea % eli who knouy them
selves indeb'ed - Stephen Rice before bic
assignment % Mt Yeptansy deo'd' hst have
been appointed by the Circga superior Court Of
,svy ans Chancery co. Ohio County. Trustee 70 col
&c, and receive Tie outstanding debts due said
rrus, add that rs ciaims unpaid On the hfsi day o.
ily will he got in suit Theclalms are nov ~ Che
snds Of Mr Geo. Armstrong ALLA WlloJN.
Jun -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
CHEAP HARDWARE.

OFT q GREER, No I59 Main street. have
lust received fresh supply Of Hardware,
consist az of Grass and Grain Scythss. Sycles,
Scyihe Rifles and Stones, Mill Saws, Cross
Cut Saws, Hand Saws, Tenor Saws, Knives aud
Forks: Pocket Knives, Iron Wire, Rim Locks,
Door LaIches, Butt Hinges, Table Hinges, Till
Chest, Cupboard, Trunk and Pad Locks, all
kinds of Files and Rasps, Trace Chains, and ev-
cry other article in the Hardware line All OF
VIII ich they will sci. at prices hat must please.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
LASTS.

ALONE Of yous rough stua. bat the pure Persim
~ mgn Wood. just received ~ TODD. a.
the s,gn Of the BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT, from
the East splendid assortment Gentlepens' Ladies',
Misses, Boys snd ChiIdrsns Pcrsimm0n LASTS.
Also. very superior BOOT TREES, 90 be sold ior
Cash a Eastern prices. Also.a general ssH''neui
of fudtugs Leather Of Ell klnjs. Boots. Shoes aod
Medicine, sc. Call At the sOuth cud Of Market
Square. - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
CHANCERX SALE


OF hair lot in South Wheeling.
IN CHANCERl-ln the Circuit Superior
Court ofLaw and Chancery, for Ohio county,
Virginia.
Shrn er, Brady & Chapline, &c.
- -. RS.
William Hosack, &c
BY Virtue of decree made in the above case
l VIII sell on the IhITd DAY of July 1913, at the
'front.' door of the court house of Ohio county
virginia, at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, the north half of the lot OF ground
situated IN the addition To the city of Wheeling.
lad out by William ChapIne, and desIgna ted by
the number l95, (ene hundred a nd ninety eight J
Oh the foil wing terms of sale, viz: one fourth
OF the purchase money TO DE paid in hand, and
the residue IN six and tw6lve months with inter
est from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bond and security for the deferred Instruments
ind tho title retained till payment.
i w MITCHELL, DEPUTY for
ARCHIBALD WOODS, s o &, and
JHn2 I'm CommiSsioHer in this behalf.
EW BONNETS.-I have inst received new
I supply ct Florence BRAID Bonnes, and will
sell them exceedingly low for cash.
jun VT SRLBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

THE LADIES' MUSICAL LIBRARY.
LNMBRAClNG the mos, popular and Fashiona-
j \ able music of the day.
Tins work is intended TO present TO The public at an
extremely low rate. oil the newest music, mmedi-
a'ey alter its appearance in Europe together with
The most popular American compositions SubscrIp-
ton" received, aud single numbers Tor sale by
) MELLOR.
Je 10 Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

NlE LOST SHIP, or the Atlantic Steamer. ny
i the author of"CaVendi>h. the Flying Dutch
man." &c. SC, received and for sale by
is MELLOR,
10 l6 Union ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
II. NUMSEN

HAVING fitted up his old stand. 81 Main st.
u u 1for the reception Of customers. tenders his
sesyices 90 his Old friends and the public. lie will
futash parties families with pound Fruit sponge
almond, tart cake &c. &c. PLAN or zee in superior
style, also with fruits confectionery and every
"a Grun excellent and pure fountain. Confectio
naryi FrBils &c serv ell up all iimes 70 vie tiers.
He ~ sure that those who call him will he sure
uOcnH again. june 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
nI1nE PnRT WINE

A SUPERIOR nuicle foe Medical purposes PUP 'O'
~ hand aud sale ~ h hEiLL''
Jun Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
sERCIAL MADEIRA WINE.

FtniQge-lb2J
a FEW dozen bottles. slso ono ossk Of the g
N bpvs old add very superior srticle on haad
and iot sale BY June Isl "a REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SPLENDID SUMNER GOODS

Al The NEW STORE, No. III Main 81
Il b.. q X. d. MARSH, would respectable
call the attention of their friends and tho
public IN general, 10 the beautiful assortment of
goods, they have just received, and are now
opening. at their Store, No I4I, Main Street. and
which they are determined Ia sell cheaper Than
ever. Among them you will find
Super extra Black Cloth; sup wool black cas-.
simeres; sup blue, black, steel and cadet mixed
Satunettsj Summer Cloths; Mixed Gamsroons;
Heavy fancy Drills; White BaTnsley Drillings;
Drab Damaskj SeaIsucker Gnghams; Blue drills
Kentucky Jednsi Tickings and Checks; yds
wide bleached Sheeting, sup Russia Shee,ing;
IA and 81 Table Diaper; 6-f Black and Green
MeIInOes; Nankeens; black aud cold A nacha /:
Coating GInghamsi Solid do; Manchester aud
Down GInghamS; Scarle: and White Flanncls;
Plaid JacOnettS; Cashmere and Mousline de
Lame Shawls, black Levantne hdkfs; bonnet
Lawns; Sd Plaid Shawls: Canton Flannels;
York DENNIS, Newport CIssmeres; Selcsias /;
Green barage; White and Pink Gre dc Nap;
Bobbinett, &c, &c.
large and splendid assortment of FANCY
PRINTS, very cheap, good ass )rtHent of Ho-
slery, baces. Edgings, Ribbons and Hdkis
Trimmings, Umbrellas, and Parasols; bonnet
Lawns.
They Invi tethe PeoDle to call AID examine the
goods before purchasing, as they feel confident
they can offer as great if not greater bargain.
than any other House IN The city. jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
PL,I.N IEES.S kfUt !NE.

ST LOUIS MO.
81 REDUCTION or THE FARE /!
1ns.f3 In consideration Of the pressure of
Is.siM, the times, the undersigned has redu-
HES ced the prices OF boarding and lodging
10 81 80 per day, AMI the rate of wines
rom 81 10 roper Ct His tables will continue as
heretofore 10 be supplied with every luxury the
market affords The Building is the largest,
most airy, aud combines more comforts than
any IN the city, and Is not surpassed by any no
tel In th West.
Every attention will BE- given hy the undersign-
ed, his agents, aud servants, Ia accommodate
those whO favor HIM with a call
~ Louis, NAV Is BIN REM STICK NEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

SHAKSpEAWE.
MO 2 ~ Shakzpestes Dramatic Wurl.s ard Pc
ens. with notes and illpsttarrp-. lust teysv
81 sud zoe sale By Wa > BOBB,
Iuus -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
NEW BOOT AND SHOE EsTAB-
IIsHMENT.

JOHN y WeTTE1
Nh ANUFACTURER Of Ladiss' Gendemen's
lH and Childten's Rrois sd Shoes. Main street
doors south Of Virginia Hotel Wheeling Va
keeps constantly on hand assortment Of the a10ve
ssiicies - Eastern prices, 90 made under his our
inspection. snd ~ me best Philadelphia aaierals
iuue IS. Isl3-Iy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

nITTSBURGH Iron City. aoJ Morning Chron
tele." received regularly every Saturday NOR
o,og S MELLOR.
iuas IS Union ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
BALIIMORE mOUsE.

large and com m0,iiOEs brick 6uilding
.r., -. MoSRoE ST. WHEELIso, Va.
HkO CARRU iii Frs, respectfully informs
~ the travelling public, that he continues TO
Keep the above northumberland hopes by strict
attention. to merit generous share of public pat
ronage.
The ocs'ioS ofthc Balumore House is superior
10 any other IN the city, being convenient TO the
steam Boat Landing, a'j1nlns the Merchants
anJ Mechanics bank, nearly opposite the Post
| Oihce, directly opposite the Messrs VIM Paxton
/ Il Sons, Fleming and Jingle, Crangle & Balleys
thus aiiUrcIng 10 travellers visiting the city
business a very desirable situation.
good stable is attached to the premises, which
will be carefully attended &c.
Gentlemen calling at this House IN have their
passage IN steamboats, and coaches secured
the best terms-baggage will be conveyed, for
travellers TO and from Boats free Of charge; and
OO1chCS VIII call at the door TO receive passen-
gers.
!. Good servants will be employed TO wait on
travellers, and the House will be open at dHhSurs
OF night for their reception; Charges made to
SUIT the times Wheeling. may 81, 40
BEST SPANISH SOLE LEATHER.
UST received at the sign Of the BIC RED
- BOOT 1900 lis. Baltimore tanned Spa,
nish leather. a very superior article.
may l6 SAM'L MCLALLEN.
-E HHDs N. o. Sugar. landing from steam
- er OIive Branch, and for sale by
may &c wM PAXTON & son.
DONNETS.-J q IL K B MARSH, have
ID just received nI their Sure. No l4I Main St
Il .
which they will sell cheap for cash. may 80
4 BBLS. plantation Mo!asSes in prime order
e1f just received pr. b Richard Clayton. and
for sale hy WM PAXTON & son.
may 81
nRUSHES.-IIerse, Shoe and White Wash
, Brushes. Just received and Tor sale in any
quantity. manufacturers prices, at the Cry Auction
Rooms. by
may 81 BRENTLINGER e. SIIALLCROSS
SCHOOL.
ME Subscriber, having been engaged for years
ia teaching school in various parts OF the
United States where he has had the qualification To
receive numerous testimonials relative TO his char
ac'er and qualifications offers his services TO take
chnrge Of an English School IN the country for
reasonable compensation. Try him. and he will
use his utmost endeaVnrs to enable himself tn add
another testimonial tn those which he has already
received. A V CIIESLEY.
may 81 3w