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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
4. O. FAIRCHILD.
No: I39 MAIN STREET. WHEELING
n A DEATER IN

No: 13o MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
WA DEALER IN
TCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY. PLATED
WARE, FANCY GOODS. COlIBS. &C.
TTAS just received from New York AID Phila-
dephia, complete assortment Of Goods ia
tiS line, among the leading nrlIC les the follow
ine
Gold detached and Anchor Escapement Lever
Watches
Gold and Silver Icrine Watches;
Silver detached Lever Watches.
Do Quarter do;
Do Vertical dc;
Alabasicr, Brass and Weed Clocks
Gold Guard aId Fob Cha ms; Miniature Cases;
IOckcts; Diamond Emerald, Cameo, Enamelled
ard Gold Breast Pi1s Gold. Sell aud PLATA Finger
Rugs, Silver Peuc Ills Silver Thmbes Silver Spoons
sSsd But ter Knives, Gold and Silver SpEc'aces.
Also. a large assortment of fine aud Common
Jewelry; Gold Pencils and Gold Bracelets; BriIIahia
Ware ia Sets; BriIIauia Coffee Pots, Plated Candle.
sucks aud Casters; Silver Sugar Tongs, Salt Spoons
&c, German Silver Table and Tea Spoons; Wallets
Hair Brushes Combs nTall kinds; Periumery, Razor
Straps. Tooth Brushes, Scissors. Pocket Cutlery,
Razors; Accord ions, Card Cases. Travelling Baskets
Toys cfall sorrs; Lace Edgrngs aRd Inserringsi
Watch Tools and materials; Spectacle Glasses fIIed
1O old Frames of all kinds.
In connection WiJh other articles usually kept in
Fancy Stores which he offers at Pr.ces to suit the
time.
ST 'ver Spoons manufactured TO ocdeS and warran.
tet; Watches and Clocks repaired and wIrrnnIed
Orders from the County promptly attended To.
sep4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
LAZETR &. cox,

La ZETR G. cox,
a kE Just receiving from New York. Phila-
- delphla and Baltimore, ut their Store No.
l57 Main street, WHEELING, Va. an entire new
stock OF British, French and American Coos,
OF all the various STYLES and qualities, To suit the
tall trade. There will be found in the assortment:
40 pieces assorted Cloths, 20 ps cassImeres
asserted Tors; 90 rs Satilnets assorted cOlors;
20 rs XIV Jeans; co ps Red, white and Yellow
EtaHT els; 200 ps bleached Muslins; so ps Bed
Ilckings; zoo rs American and British Prints;
30 bales Brown Sheetnrs; 90 ps y lain, striped
ana changeabl e Alpaca LustreS; 90 rs Chusans,
new artlcl e for aides dresses; 30 ps Farlstsn,
French and embo' sed Ginghams; o. ps German
and French Merinues; tops French BOmbaZines;
20 ps assorted Silks; 30 ps Iush Linens; 80 rs
apron Check, 10 rs Furniture do; 10 ps GnaHe
cloths; 10 rs Hard Times; 20 rs Forest cloths,
100 ps colored Musiins; p ps Mouslin de LANES
plain, striped and changeabe; 100 deZ Ladies
SIR, worsied, cotton, Lisle Thread md Mohair
Hose; 80 dOZ ] aides and Gents Gloves of all
descriptions and prices; 300 doz Spool cottons,
and cold; 100 lbs Patent Thr, ad all coIors; 10
lbs Sewing Silk; 100 packs German and Amer
can Pms; 100 doz gum, webb and nett Suspen-
IeIs; 81 ps fongee Hdkis, 20 ps Flag ana Fancy
DO; 10 doz Italian Cravats, 90 doZ Satin and
BomhaZne Stocks, 20 doZ Linen Cambria Hand
kerchlets ps rich tig'd and striped Velvet for
Ladies dresses 10 ps silk Velvet 10 ps cotton do.
ps Alpine cloths for Ladies riding habits, 80
doz silk, Taglloni, Edinburgh and nett Shawls.
together with variety of Fancy Goods, Rib
Eat Eat snd Ashhurton I.acss. Also, plain and hg'
BobbInetts, S~iss Null and Jaconet Muslins;
Grecianettes and Cap Laces, Wash blonde and
Bishop Lawns. Aho-a large assor ment OF
Coat Trimmings, Tapes, Islets and Buttons Of all
descriptions.
ALSO
20 doz Florence Braid, Prime Albert, Cypress,
- trIw and Silk Bonncts
80 doZ Mems and BOYS Sealette Caps,
10 doZ Veveteen and Cloih do.
10 dnZ Fur do.
> duZ sun Otter do.
25 bales Pittsburgh cotton Yarn, 10 ba les bat
ting, &c. &c. 30 prs Rose and Hackindto BdHl-
ketS.
Country merchants wishing 10 purchase an en-
the new stock, or To assert then stock on hand,
will be accommodated on the most advantageous
terms.
The ahov- goods were purchased nj the
low est CASH prices, and will be sold wholesale
or retail at prices that cannot Re beat West ri
the Mountains. All we ask, is for the public &c
call and examine 1u' stock. No lronble o show
gods al No l57 Main street, WHEELING, Va.
aug %
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NEW GOODS.


WE No 1877, Main ST, WHEELING. VA. The
public are respectfully informed. that my secona
supply OF NEW GOODS has aruved-is open, and
ready or sale. All are resPe, fully invited 10 cal
and examine them.
do not intend to put forIh pny big BILLS. or hang
OUT great hysg flags. with false and ludicrous rep
'eSenialions on Them. as am unwilling to believe
That an intelligent community will continue 60
conn'enance such Noticeable humhuggery.
My stock will be large-we selected. and bought
las honestly telicve) cheap land the public are
assured thai i will be sold CHEAP. I however do
not profess 10 sell my goods Ir less than they can
be bought IN The eastern ciiies-as expect Ia Inaks
an honest living by my profits ard his believe is
the calculation Of all regular merchants
osly ask the public to cal! and give my Gonds
fair examination with mind Invested ~ prejudice.
and II they do find them fully cheap as those
nf my neghbors, certainly cannar'he unreasana.
bic as To expect them l5Sby. ) SENSENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
nENTISTRY.-DR w CHANDLER.
y Snrgicnl and Mechanical DenIisl- Ienhers his

hENTISTRX.-DR + w CHANDLER.
IL Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. tenders his
professional services to the czers Of Wheeling and
vicinity. Mr. &, intends TO make this his permanent
residence, and hopes his experience as practitioner
together with sedulous attention 60 his bus mess
and strict regard for the beauty and durability Of
his work; will enable MIN 10 secure the confidence
OF tho public, and reasonable share Of patronage.
No metals will he used but such Ms are of he
purest kind, either for T. lnGging for plates.
To those who are afflicted with the nervous
tOohache, be would say that they can find an instant
relief Ivy the Of his Odoniogck drops prepar-
ed BY himself II 9th powders for the purpose Of
beauiifyng and preserving the teeth for sale.
Ia conLeSIon with the above he will execute
Photographic Likenesses in liable for pockets
or hreFst pins, with or without cnloring
Mr. G, nay he found At the Virginia Hotel where
he will remain until a sHit Of can be obtained
more suiIahle Tor his purposes.
Va Ladies or families attended to al their resi-.
dences. aug 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
GREENE & cos.
PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI

AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
TUNHE public arc informed that GREENE &
n co. have entered into an arrangement
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny run a Car with the passenger train to
Cum oerland, and are prepared TO forward Pack
ages, parcels, and bundles, at, TO and from the
following places.
Frederick, Hancock, Hdrper's Ferry, Martins
burg, Cumberland, Wheeling Cincinnati.
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
maIl Train, leaving Baltimore at Ia NJ. ar.
lowing evening, and delivered free of Dorterage.
The above line will forward packages specie
Drafts Bills OF Exchange make collections aid
attend to the purchase of goods IN Baltlm re-
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns
Greenc IL Co. having connected the above line
with Grswold & Co.'S Baltimore and PhIladel
phia. and Adams & Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines pledge themselves to execute
with fidelity and despatch, any business edtrUst
ed TO their Core.
N. b. All packages by the above line must be
marked Care Of Greene u Co.'S Western En-
press. yFThose from the West Greene a. Cos
Eastern and Northern Ex:ress." We beg To-
refer To the following geptleMen:
NJ, ssrs Brckhead & Pearce.
Do Talbot, Jones q ca. p.,,.
Do Matthews. Ould g. Co.
Wm Robinson. Jr Esq.
Messrs ID dickinson & Co, Cumberland.
Do JAS Forsyth d 90, Wheeling.
ADMINISTRATIONS & Duncans, Cumberland.
Jas Esrsyth " Co, HheoiinR.
N, All packages addressed to the care of the
above agencies will be forwa rded with q, spatch.
GREENE n co.
aug 81 ls9 Market street Baltimore.
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+ a X T. X Il ID u e. l. ID
TO CIyNCINNA III.

NJ ELL, MOORE & CO.-FGst Mail Coach
~ Leaves Wheeling daily at 7 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Al hours to Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach, leaves Wheeling daily nj o'clock
A. NJ. As hours 60 Cincinnati. Fare $40.
ID. Tamadges Good IHtent Coach leaves Vince.
ling daily at p. NJ. 40 hours To MnysyllIe Fare
O.
GR- Extras furnished at all mes. in the above
lines To parties with the privilege yIng by at night
or not as they choose.
Office No. SO Wafer ST. WHEELING. Va.
aug 30 J MESKIME Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

RY Virtue of DE- cd Of Trlst ted the - h day
OF October 1912, executed by Hiram Ma run
10 me as trustee, 20 secure the payment OF GER
tain debts IN said deed mect!oncd, I shall offer
at public sale 10 the highest bidder, the front
door of the Court House on Thursday the 10
day of August next, the following described real
property viz: lot No a., situate on he North side
lald of into lots by Noah Zane, John Eawcett
and others.
Also, lot number 1876, in East Wheeling, and
en- which Is erected good brick tenement.
the title to the above property is believed -
be indIsputable, but selling as trustee shall only
convey such title rs vested IN me by sand deed.
Terms Of Saie-Sl5O cash will be required. the
balance IN two equal payments at and ~
months, and the title to be Te'a med until ths
purchase money shall be aid.
JAS A CLARKE,
~ 81 IS raStee.
The above sale Is postponed until Monday The 23d
day of October next. JAMES A CLARKE.
Sept 6 Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

IN CHANCECN.-Int the circuit superior court
Of Law and chancery for Ohla county.
Benjamin TThsilc, complainant.
John Allure Samuel N'Reehan. Isaiah ukens
Friend Cox and Samuel Trevor John w Mes
sick and Ca leh Trevor. partners under the firm
of Trevor, Messi"< e. Co. and RChart Hardes-
~ late sheriff ofOhio county, Archibald PAUL,
Andrew Dempsey and G gorge T Paull. partners
nader the firm Of PAUL. Dempsey & PAUL, and
C;ustavus Cresap defendants.
The parties IN the above cause are hereby non-
fed that the dcpositions Of Samncl Trevor and
Others will he taken at the counting house of
Trevor. MessiCk & 20, in the CITY of Cincinnati,
Ohio, on Monday, the twenty hhh dav Of Sep
temher next, between the hours of eight o'clock,
4. NJ. and seven o'clock p. VI. TO be read in evI
denre in the above aaNed cause on our behalf.
And if from anv cause, the taking If the same
shall not be commenced, or being commenced
shall not he completed on that day, the taking
thereof viii be adjourned from time TO time until
the same shall he completed
PAUL., DEMPSEY g. PAUL.,
aug % bv JAMES PAUL., their Sol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

z AW BOOKS-SwAN's TREATISE on'
4 tho law relating 10 the poWer add duties OF
Justices Of the Peace and Cousiables in the Sia,e O
Ohl. Nth Practical Forms, sc.
THE ONO OFFICERS AND JUSTICES
GIuDE. embracing the duties Of Justices of the
Peace aud other township Oicers nc ludi"g officers
acting uadeS Tie school Law W"a appropriate
1.,.,s Az &c. &c. ~ Humphrey II Leaviu, Judge
IN. District Court Of the u 5. fJr the District O
Ohio. ,.-..-.-
A MANUAL fJr Executors and Administrator
=; ,b .rlernent Of the estate Of deceased pers1l's
,,,,h p,,cticaI forms. etc by Joseph swan, ffes'
J.U olthe 18Th Judicial Court. just received ,...l
supply or ,l.o ahovs WHICH VIII oe ~, ~ mona
prices " la"s @'I -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
ovNND MILITARY ENCAMPMENT
~ WHEELING. VA


YvNt1F committee sf srrangeu ents announce to
the publio, that through the kindness ct No
-, ,bry have heen enabled 10 select en- engine
GelJ ON the island fof the military eucampmen' D"
the I2,h. l3,h, l4ih and ID days OF SEPT Iol', =,
80, a J,,zeu visiting corps are expected 70 be 20
,r.,d,nce. and every effort will be made TO make
the sncampmeut conducive toa Dei'er a'quaI','ies
among the volunteers, and instrumental ga improving
them ,n thsr military discipline
,,,, .nr,ittee have Obtained entire control over
bat ar, II the island la the neighborIood OF Tue
epcsrnpuneni and give notice hat 90 Rooms ca, ~
erected vguhou' special peunssou' nor y gu T''"'u'
| liquors be allowed upon The ground unNef '"' ''
cumstauCes L.
| General orders will " issued each moving our
| Jog the cncampmcnt, EXPLAINING the du"es aD" ~
| ceeJ;nes of The day. eom which the best '',e i'
WISHING the encsmrncnt can L. azcet 'a'"''
every attention vii he paid Co ladies and gen's' l
,t al times when h0 incompatible with Oihei ou"o
Bv orfer 0f tbs oOmmiu8s-- .
sep MILL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
THE FIRST NEW GOODS
IN TIE MARKET!

SENSENEY, NO 1877 ZANES' ROW
80. has this day received fresh supply Of
Blue Black and WOOL dyed CLOTHS. Blue BlacL
and Fancy CASSIMERES. CassineIts and Keniuc-
Ky Jeans. every color and price; Red Yellow. and
White FLANNELS; Blue Black and fancy colored
Alpaca Cloths and LUSTRES: Chusan Delaines,
n new and beautiful article for Iadies' Dresses; a
large lot of dark and beautiful PRINTS some Of the
best offered for l2I cents Bleached and Brown
MuslIns Of every variety. with great many other
articles winch have been selected witt great care,
and will be sold reasonath Inns ms 80,
customers, and every body else "'iN'
FUNDS" please call up and br
Whaa1iuo I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
LAST OF THE SEASON.
LOOK OUT FOR GREAT BARGAINS. AT
CETDt-S

W. T.. SELBYS.
~HO hns just received additional supplies of
w NEW SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
which render his stock oguiR equal 70 any in the
West
Among other great inducements which he offers
TO the public. his stock Of CIat6s Cassiyer es
and GeHd smeRs' Summer Wear
To the Ladies, he offers choice selection OF
Florence Brand and English Sirat0 Bonnets
beautiful supply of French Lawns Chin,z.. Prints.
&c. DC The greatest variety Of rich new STYLE LACE
and LACE GOODS. and almost every variety in the
line that can be mentioned. and being disposed TO
sell at the very shorteaProftS Tor CASH he thinks
he cannot fail to suit oil purchasers who give him a
call. ivI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
SALE OF TOOLS

"Iiertais and apparatus fer anufgettfrins
bCKSt ANT to a deed Of trust from Horace
Mut0n Miller 10 rs, dated the seventh day
OF NONenher l1ii, and recorded i'm the clerks
IA, IN dee9 book number %, page 3s7 we shall
on Sat4ruay the sixteenth day of September
lS41 sen AT public auction at the front door OF the
Court house uf Ohio county. I'm thc CIV 81 Wbss-
ling, commencing said sale az three o'clock. p
VI, all the tools, apparatus materials and other
property OF personal nature transferred or con-
veyed to us by said deed.
The property may at any time previous to the
sale. be Inspected Ot the Glass works IN RI chic
town.
TERMS-The purchase money to be paid in
two IN stalments. payable with interest frsm the
day of sale in four and six months after the sale.
Good security will be required
Selling as Trustees, we W III only convey such
title is vested in us by the said deed of Trust.
.n, 6LIHST Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

II ACE BDGINGS, an a,sortment received
N this day by A . FAIhChiLO'
auz 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07
GRAND SCHEME.
$5ab.OOO
$4,000

a l. Il y A ID RIA LOTT Terry.
CLASS No. 40, FOR lS43.
To be drawn al Alexandria, ID. C., Saturday 23d Of
September, 1913
J. G. GREGORY q co. Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

TNIE ATTACHE, or SAM SLICK IN En-
gland. by the author Of Sayings and Doings
Of sam Slick. lust reed and Tor sale at
aug 80 MELLOR'S,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

e. HAD-JusI received few barrels fine SIIAD
~ IllhIch wbe sold low for cash
aug % ID NTGINNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

AIDES MUSICAL LIBRARY, for
4 September. TnH No. contains au entire new
set Of Couons. and several new songs for sale al
oug3O MELLOR'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-07

FINHE LADY'S BOOK, Tor Sept emher
II cuntamng three splendid engravings, and a
Fashion Plate. Just reed aud for sale at
aug24 MEILOR'S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

NTOTICE-CITY AND STATE TAX for ls4S
IN Comptroller, Office, Nov. lst, lsls.-The following
section extracted from y! the State Legislature,
entitled AN Act the Collec ion Of Taxes the City
of New York passed April eth 1913, BY two-,ai vote
AT, 2, If any person shall desire 10 pay the amount
duty Of the Receiver of Taxes the same and
deduct ;hererom the OF SEVEN per per be-
the Of such payment and the first day of February
next.
The following resolution passed by the Board Of Su
perysors October 3d. 1873:
Resolved, Tha: the Receiver Of Taxes be requested 10
cere the named il the last column Of The assessment
ROLL from all such persons may desire pay Seorethc first
day Of January next and detu heefrem the cf
c4n between The day Ofsuch payment
the first day Of February next.
To enable the public to avail themselves discount al
have been placed in The Receiving Oice Old Aims House
Park where Henry ksrsted, Esq Rsosvsr Of Taxes will
attend daily between the hours of 4. NJ. and - NJ.
ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller.
RATES OF TAX FOR ls43 PER sl6c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
ADULT CLASS IN FRENCH for Ladies

AN ADULT CLASS IN FRENCH for Ladies
"A will be formed ths Seminary o The Messrs. ABBOTT
No IS Coonnsds Houses Lafayette Place Wednesday
January lts in.uded for ladies OF matued minds who
perfect themselves IN the pronunciation OF IL The
will comprise q lessons OF hour each A-ni.Ys.
Wednesday and Fridays al4 clock. IL Is designed mainly
for those who have al acquaintance with h- i
gsag- and the method pursued Will be which Will
Quii study u the eaSs, and embarrassing disa
2raeable duties while The class The pai attended for
the benefit who have ad Their children
III their French udles Of Teachers and OF Young ladies' who
have completed their school education, without having had
the opportunity acquire knowledge Of he French, Ian
guag- The for ,f- payable adyaHce-
For cards Of admission apply al the Institution
&.1,. NnrI DIG .II2MF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
THE CORONATION OF NAPOLEON
ITuTHEyRON CROWN OF LOMBARDY

ny AUGUSTUS SNoDGRASS.
TxERn is scene of pomp to-day,
And Milan's streets with life are gay,
Her banners proudly wave;
Joy JOY! Italia's Kings are there,
To see Nation smiling wear
The letters of d slave!
Bring tor,l. the bauble Lo the CROWN
Which from thousand wears came down.
Of glory, hate and strife,
By purpled monarchs gaiiy worn,
YET now from dus, and darkness borne,
l, seals Nations life
Roll hack the clouds which veil the Past,
Who wore that regal baube last
The royal Charlemagne
Bnt Gaurs proud monarchs lost the prlze'
When thou, o Milan, didst arise,
And break thine iron chain
A thousand years have onward rolled,
And each changing tale has told
OfFreedom or of chains;
The FIRE of Youth-the strength OF Man,
And Ages feeble dullness ran
Along thy throbbing veins!
Manhood's strong nobleness was thine
When gathering from the rushing Rhine,
The battling Germans sped
To trample in thine ancient halls;
But conquered from thy bristling walls,
Proud Barbarossa fed!
Now Age hath quelled the lightning fame
Which once gave terror to thy name;
And lost in pomp and lust,
Thy people press with shou, and song,
A coward, slavish, senseless throng,
To worship royal dust.
But who more fit to bind thy chains
Than he who gained on bloody plains,
The battle and the strife
Saw Kings their purple garments tear,
And Empires crushed in loud despair
Implore the boon of Life?
Aye-who more fit than he whose word
Dim priests and monks by terror stirred,
To count their holy beads?
Who uod the deserts burning sands,
And conq'ring laid his iron hands
On Egypt's Pyramids? !?
Then yield to him the gorgeous prize,
And fill with crazy glee the skies,
Your banners gay fling out
For sure, ye life moment save
BY kneeling thus-a fettered slave -
Then sing, and danc,, and shout
The trumpcts sound-,hc drums beat loud
Shouts wild the weak ignoble crowd
The tasseled gentry smile!
While full and deep the Organs tone
Rolls like weeping Spirits moan
Along the holy aisle
Bring forth the royal diadem!
The victor grasps the ancient gem,
And bears it to his brow;
"T is Heaven tina, gives--who takes beware =
Thus erie. the monarch, and who dare
Approach the bauble no'7'
But Heaven that gave, the bauble tore,
While Thine the fallen victor bore
Crownless into his grave;
But thou, Italia, art as then,
Though once the nurse of noble men,
A coward and slave.
Norpieh, N. Y.
When Napoleon placed the crown on his head ne
aouncsd the words Dio me Ia deds guGi CHI la focc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

'HE NIlueTslsntu, OIV u ENOINEENs' " WI ~
ways Canals Roads, Docks, Whayyes, Sustaining Walls
Bridges every description with paHs and pseicaoas
They will measure and compute cubica quantities of earth
rock, estnats the cost Of removing the same they will
land and repor, the mode of rendering
power available and of opening and Guarres They
will make drawings and Specifications of improvements
services OF Dr. Thomas P Jones have been secured
business requiring personal attendance at Washington They
will agents for the sale OF Letters Pa.snt Also Mills
Mines. Quarries, Machinery, &c.
Address either of the undersigned IS Merkhants Ex
change, New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
MO 6ms WILLIAM II. CASEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

ITO IRON MASTERS.-E or sale, Mill Sites
IN The immediate neighborhood iBnm nous Coal and
Iron Ore of the quality Pans kaniathe point
10 tide water where such Coal and found together
Tn. communication is complete with PhiladepI Ia and Bau.
The property aud farther information, apply 10 Archibald
Mcintyre Albany Archibald Robertson, Phads pha;
10 the undersigned =, No. y9 Merchants Exchange, Newly oT
where may seen specimens Of the coal and also,
n,S Sms " r. CASEY Civil Engineer.