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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

The Buffalo, az " Advertiser copies ,
portion Of The Memorial to Congress adop,
ed By our citizens. which il prciaces with IN.
following semarkss aThe people Of Evans
vile on the Ohio river, have lately held .
large public meeting to take measures to Sc
cure the completion Of the canal from Ten,
Hau'e to that place. They state IN ihcil
memorial to Congress, that the Cross-cus ca
nal from Teue IIauie to The Feeder Dan Ga
Eel liver, a distance of25 niles viii be
completed BY the time the Wabash nd Ere
canal i finished 10 The former place. mex,
sesson) From the southern ,erminous Of
ibis caual, On Eel river, 70 Evansville. u III
miles. Twenty miles Oft work from f..
ansVille north IS completed aud IN operation,
leaving % miles to be made 10 open a couliu.
nous line Of canal Of about ii2 miles IA
length from lake Erie 70 the lower valley Of
tho Ohio. Considerable work has been done
On The canal; but 1855, f20, are required 10
complete il.
Tile memoraIis's rcgasd this A. Nai'o,
Al work, made IA a good degree from funds
derived from the snlc Of lands given 10 The
state Of lndisna BY he General government.
under an act which provides '.ihai said canal
('ho wabashand Efe) when completed y n
be, and forever remain public highway 70,
the nse of The government Of The UnIlcd|
States, free from any toll Or other charge
whatever, foreny property oflhe q. s,a;.s.
Or persons in their service passing through
ibc samc.~
~Taey further state ll.ai tho N.Insh river
from 1'csc IIaule 10 H. mouth j. not nasi.
eab'e over four months 10 the year. and ina,
after The o|'.lmc|ioa a. tie pp'd.. above Nj.
Camel, shah have been removed, siill owing
70 ihe shaIlowncss Of tho liver . low waller.
d VII not be nasieablo OR steam boats more
than six months in a year.
"yinccnnes vas The capital Of The Nonl-
western Territory before Ohio was state:
aud Ibe Land Office there IS one Of lbe old
es' IN the Western country. lf these ire.
fused lands" could be made 20 complete
this important and truly National work perl
haps they could not be applied 70 better
aze. The only fear we have j. The prree-
dent which il might be regarded IS cstab-
fishing Atallosenis We should exact as
condliion preccden, that The slaie ofIndiana
should pay a least Eve pei cent. salenssi. On
~ the money derived from tie sale Of these /
lands, or ne equal AID Of an the common
,cbools vi.Idn is limits. Tm uould make
he psessn, Com De people 81 ~ The ,cs, OF
he -un'on. slaa'|' te1esie'ei % tie peep,
81 the whole stale. Il would deprive the in
hab'sanis living on the Inc Of ,be canal, of
my exclusive benefit fiona the acquisition Of
his now public property.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

Met al Washinton, Monday last. Some
|fieionafy people. We perceive. are indniginr the
hnrl ihat since the shrec branches Of the Gov
rfnfheat--the Execusive. The seneic. and the
Iionse-presenta case 'of Triangular ante onism
like he thfee sided hRht commemofaied BY
/ Midshipmsn Easy--nnd thai owing to this state
| at parties nothing 81 DISTINCTIVE party chnfac.
ter can be accomplished. b1reiore much legs-
Tattoo having reisruce % r6vaic clnims and 70
the Interest Of the people IN which parry ques
iions are MOT involTe<s may be despatched $500
| Post Office Reform and The Satisfaction Of the
just demands Of those who dave claims aeainsi
the General Goternnent fer which fhfy h4xe
Anorked u the door Or Congress year after year.
and knueke Ia vain. are cnuncfafrd among
iht<e non-parfY measures. Those who indulue
"a Any sneh hopes mere dreamers. Where
matter has no claim IL aiftpiion beyond that
which i possesses qefsion right or wrong.
= will ts xefY quick ;hfpwn oui whenever Iso-
eelocuism has lac nscsndanry. They viii haze
plenty q either maiitfs 70 occupy them. The
approaching Presidential Election viii engage
n,e<t y t|stf fs.ar sant iAe excitement pfodu-
esd b. thai. what Loeol CO wall care for any
Ifsrtlrr' evil. however severely OF generally
IeH % the penplof Il would nuf repay him. II
oula not advance him a. zach Nifh bis Iellnw-
% NEEDLE With soeil thing; Whereas. II he
wlll only abuse uExnY CLtr foundly. and pour
oat abuse and calumny Of every sori against
lsr Whio-. be will funA thancsaf being con-
rideFed almost ns great champion a. DR.. Dun
csn. Nashville Banner.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

: Counterfeit notes OF the denomination Of IS.
on The Breaches 81 Madison and Indianapoiis 81
the State Bank, were lately pat N ciTculafiou
near Washington p. A sllg4t examination viii
detect them. The paper - OF yellowish cast
much cosrssr thau the genuine. They nrc shori.
81 end nauor e. than the genuine
The connferteif have the head Of Gcnsral La
fayeige on the right Of the conire vgnstfe Of the
two men crndling 10 The harvest fsld, and that Of
Gsuerai Washington on the lsts whereas, The
genuine noies harr those d Gen Wayne on The
nnhi. aud Cen Morgan on the left. They IRE
sarously dated: June 2, 1913; May 10. i84l
Jane I. l042. &c. The name Of Mr.. Ssring, on
the counterfeit - spelled wiih Two -. instead
Of one. The countcfleits on the Madison Banch
are made payable 20 w. Wells. There are no
genuine s5s made Payabo 10 w. Wells on sh u
Branch.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

0~rCRUEI.-Ous contemporary Of the
Richmond Palladium, ia his remarks on the
Tho Presidents Message says--Ilis Acci.
dency should have stopped before he 20,
quite through tho closing paragraph of bis
Message, where be says "fie only desire
riieh feel n connection 'rifs ftc future l.,
aad riH coafinae 10 be.fo lcare fke counfrs. =
II be had only halted here. millions Of his
ielloe-ci,lxsus would have rcioiced, aud teas
oflhousands would no, have cared straw r
be had then even made il little logger by
adding ~and TH 70 20 Tcras.r
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

CON6REsS.-Tbe Van Buren, parry ia
the House have succeeded in securing All
the Offices, 70 tho exclusion Of Mr.. Calhoun.
friends. We learn verbally that the House IA.
exPunged The Protest Of The Wing members
(which win be found on our forth PAGE \
from the journal. Locefocoism is in the as
cendani in that body.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

The Jonsshsss' Wing sives the loilo~ing.ss the
'.Fivs Poinisr 81 Loeosoeoisms
l..Esery thing Tor OURSELVES, and nothing Tor
the county
?. To the sictnfs belong the spoils.'
,. To our leaders belong the ~loaVcs and fish
esq % The common people all they csa beg
and steal
=. A lie we'll stuck 70. 10 u good as the
ruth.
s. AZ parry Ne are held together by the CO.
hesivs power OF public plunder"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

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- humanity ms s'e'' cause %
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~ - " over ne io''y and
~ '"s'' o AZ these sho. uneer tho spur
= an '.ep' NON = motive Of 'elfg'o'iaea-
'e'' ~" P'''e o' op.n'on' needless'T n
'o"' e 81 county ~ 'hem. That The Es-
se'insa ot ne United states should have
"F '' 70 '"s "o'e'pment q Mex
49, oeeP'f = deprecated = son'ino-
eaec e ~ rafs' &C, seems % a. highly
eertftg - ne Chef Magistrate # this
eoMifI 70 The Chef q .lsies Ilepablic.--
D. IS ~hai iho President ays further
go &c object, he means 10 intimate right
mus ua1ds Mexico. IN thar matter. any
.lls~ sr.tk.n d. a. ,rno..,...r. =,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

The Toy Wig q Monday. makes The Tot
low ING gratifying announcement;
'.s4Unr ASSOCIATION. We are rrat6cd 20
lrarn that A~ociaiion composed Of the most
eminent Mig orators ~ the STATE, will be FORM
ed early next spuuT. Tor the purpose Of address
ffesiaosfa Elec lion. They viii take the field
- soon - dee med cxpedisni alter tho nomina-
ions arc made BY the National Convention, and
Keep q nniii the day Of the election. u IL their
determination 70 carry On the war IN New York
10 the came manner that Gov. leuns and his al
lee caifiec q on last summer - Tennessee; aud
they will be happy 10 meet their oppon3nis face
90 lace, ami discuss with them the great Ques-
tians d public policy which are 70 be decided
By thc u.xl Pfosideutial Election"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

imaginable Interest, present. prospective, an,
eternal, oiibe United States.
"iA this word "poliey," thus employed, in
tended 70 cover whatihe Goyeumcni Jour
nails calls ''ihs proposed anncxionfn Is tina
"most important national moasurc,u as III,
Government papers calls il, wrapped up h
this smooth and oily Phsasel POLICY sa,
Pandora's box, rather
We're We 10 consirue this part Of III,
Message rather BY what has been predicted
q u, than By what il contains, We nigh, sup
pose 'annerionr 70 Be the policy intended
We will not, honsvcr, as We have said be.
iofe,l leliove this pscioc, 70 bcin the conser
pla'ien Of ihc President until he does dis.
close 4 IN terms not to - misunslcrsiood.-
WhensveF i Is asowed. We shall have much
70 s'y upon is,and especially upon tho expc.
dlcney ofaei'aiing Il under present circam-
stances.
Meantime Nc take occasion 10 remark.
'las, suppoaing the People and Government
to - fully prepared % assent 10 tho aanesa.
'ioa Of Texas 10 the Union apon any Terms
ever element Of consent Is wanting on The
p'Ei q those whose psssonal and political
rights arc involved. Texas herself does not
desire I. We have the authority Of the New
Orleans Topic, a wcl informed and Judi.
1ious papcs a New Orleans, o. date as late
q The Ash ul'in,o. Cor saying thai mot hall
dozen members u llc present Congress Of
Texas would dare vote 10 accept an Offer 81
annexaiionFn Mexico, wc learn from The
Message, has p'olcsled against .'iho prol,os.
Cd anncxaiion,~ hes Minister here. placing
more confidence IN the oracle Of The Admin.
lsimion than We did, having believed that
ihe Executive really p'opusod 70 recommend
what Tho 0ovemmcni paper adsocalcd. The
Ples'dens seems 70 think 4 W do not mis-.
appsehend him, thai tho protest ofshc Mex.
can Minister ought 20 stimulate Congress 10
undertake. shat he has not thought proper 70
recommend, and has thessiore placed that
laci N front Of bis arraignmsn, Of The Mex
can Government. The only p,uies, there
fore. having any right % voice In the trans
lsr q the territory Of Texas 10 The Uniied
States, are bitterly opposed 70 Il. Under
such circumstances, il Is very certain that
the "anuexsiionr must, Ike the coulbus.
loo ~ lho pos'd lately advertised by {
fanatic, Be- postponed lill lusll,|, no.
iiec
Nlalosct 10 The faults Of bIexico towards
Texas, o. however unpaidn.able her NUM-.
: pal ,egua'Ious are 10 ihe Excessive. she
h's no' failed ia hononbll performing Der
engagements contracted with ihs United
slaies. ~Tho inssalmeniA on The claims re-
recently settled BY tho Convention wiih
Mexico" We are informed BY the Message,
Shave been pane'ually paid a. they have lpl-
TEN due"
The residue q che large portion o. ibo
Message devoted 10 our Foieign Relations
conveys, IN general, satisfactory information
and seems 10 call Cor no particular remnk.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

Mr.. John v Ford has eoq - Washington 10
sssaFe patsHs Tor type letting tnAchinc. ~
which any one that can read may, by tonchinr
certain keyslike those Of a piano, sbt type with
almost incoDceisable sspidify. He hsa apother
machine lof distributing The yps. rhTs Vii
prove wcfp fhaa r1ugrg afnonR lie 1aInbcai
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

We have not tsl, Ia ihe writing vein
~ ssA, and ~ hope our patrons viii osor-
ng deficiency N lhii way. We vii
sai roc 70 10 better hereafter.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

O-0ur thanks are due 70 the Hon. Rob
err Dale Owen Cor copy Of the Presidents
Message and other avors.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

VILLAIN 5. Chrise, the murderer Of Abra.
ham Frey, was executed al Cumbefland, on
Friday Iasi; fiom seven TO len thousand rcr-
sons ars supposed to base been psesenl. lls
walked TO the galows with firm step. Ne
gro Daniel was also hung on Friday, ia Prince
Georges county, Nd. for tho murder 81
John Smith, lie made Confession Of tho
mofdor and also that he had killed some
years 80. q fellow servant N A|lezbcny
county.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

iHf Following erticIe from the Honston TEX.
s9 Telegraph. shows The views thar are enter
tanned ~ that republic with regard 70 me cues
non q annexation. The adiior rsfsr. 20 The Ia.
ier Of NJ Wise, and the speech OF Ar. r. A. p
nu"'sf' e. indicating that tho question 10 be.
coming subject Of grave dlseus.Ion in IN.
United States and then proceeds as iollowss
"ihs people Of Ttrs- regard Ia with intense
interest They conadts that the, have given
.eno'tn' evidences that they ara able 20 sustain
.a''. Independence aealosi The power Of Ms1i.
~ anu eau now uiihuut q Compromise Of hon.
- q pnneipls request thar che country. thai
nfhie" has iofleiled b. her TYRANNY. and thai
'ntt have won BY their rnluuf. may Be ann.xea
~ ~, great republic 81 the Nsrih. The peo-
~ q Texas viii an unanlnity almost unparal.
.s'en cal Or tins. and u the cluzens OF the 4.
.'-'ss eonsnii their uue Interests. they viii MOI
permit ihe iaterablo mofnenl Tor extending their
.""'fy, aud with y &c great principles 81
Amenean Iieedom. 20 pass ununpr6sed Itisa
"attrw minded and iilbsral policy that woald
mint tbe extent q FeprsseniauTe republic ~
~ /" Islander On she great system 81 Amencan
't'ffi5 20 assefl that q should be confined 20
small lsuliofy. To say thar a may not be az
Intensive - The sway o. snonafchs. and also a.
r.Hsni, a. ~ admit that republicans ara incspn-
o,r y ssii-eovsInmens. The great iounda lon
81 hbenY thar Washington Lard. are capable o.
satn'ning supsuifueiure. that might encom.
"Ths great globe itself"
The improvements Of the present are have -
Tar cnfIailrd space. that New Orleans 10 na near
q Washington a. VAS New YORK. during che
Amfflcan refoluilon. and We can scarcely
upuht hat ere long. Panama aud Oregon city
y W he - near 20 Wnshinalou. a. was the capt
'ei 81 Georgia halt ceninfg ago. Who then
ran he - loulsh az 10 assert thai abe admission
q Ietss iuio the Amefican eonIedency. will /
cause 4 % Be extended that ~ strength will be I
impaiFfdI II the American confederacy wns
strong ~htn the Mississippi bounded IA on the 1
West and the Atlantic on fAc East. il will Dc 1
'irunaef sfll when the Pacific shall be lie wcst- I
'fn boundary, and iis lawns and cities shalt BE- 1
'cauerrd from fnnama 70 The Artis ocean. The 4
'fars ihat shine IN the Amsncsn banner. indl-
'afe ihe glorious hopes and aspirations OF the /
liusfr'ous founders Of Americas libortys and a.
lew stars have IRON time 70 time bircd forth
md been joined 70 The hrst thirteen. % NAV new
'cnsieNanons be added. until they illuminate
ha woIe hrmnncnf.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

roo0 35is KANAwHA SALT. Tor sals ~
AS. 30. BEMFNT - gIEtr
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

DIED Tuesday. he i2,h ..-,... I,
the residence Of her parents near Ma. ~
,nony' Indiana, Miss susanna i AIN v
bLACkLER aged nineteen ,<arA <'6n
deceased was the only child ii lef .noIhc,
Dis. Susan ;. Elliott, and romo<ed 10 sh.a
country with her about ten years 40.
All what dream j. lifs'--IIov fulI N
d'saPpoinimen's, Of blasted hope, and bIiaI
ed affections. To-day, the sun IN hopl
shines OUT On our path. kindIiaz into NJ
bright and buoyans anticipation "a ialn
happlness-To-mortow those da,. drc ,n. 4. 4.
broken and vanish before the icy hand ,l
death. Bot one short week ago. and s. "
was with Us in all the beauty and io,cIInc..
Of youth, The well beloved Of Der hide d.
cie,-and now she sleeps Ia tho quiet AMI
lonely grave. But one short week apc.-
OH how little then did we think e. she pros.
ed cur hand and smiled a, our f6ar,. thsl
to-day ours would be the unwelcomo sask =
record her death. Bot, alas! ber voice
hushed' her merry laugh Is ended, her placs
Is vacant, and tho harsh truth comes o'ef 4
that we "shall sec her face no moro.r shs
has been taken from Us in tho very spin
time Of life, yet she has leii void which vi
not Be easily filed, and ia the circle or her
friends and kindred, there is grief rbicl
words cannot cxpress;--
''hlssi fer them, though mi for her.
They cannot ehooss but wern NE more
Daep Coz The dead the grief must BE-
Nho ne'ss gave cause 10 nouns bslole.n
But when the bitterness Of grief is pss, and
time has Gained down tho sorrows ofthe IN.
ng, then shall The friends OF The departed
ind a moufniul pleasure in speaking Of he,
'lamelesr life, her innocence and her good
less; and TO hearts tina, are quivetine win
nguish now, i will be consolation 10 feel
hat
"the sshes VI The iu>t
ts&ulrU nd I44>....... "a.
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COPPER TIN & sIIEETIRDN WARE.


ME SUBSCRIBER would mi'tm has OIL Gus
j toners and the public generally, that he s''ll
coniinues Ia manufacture the above articles, IN ae
thcIr varieIcs. ~ his -lS stand ga Cnin Street
WHEELING VA. JOBBING 4 oil kinds done
a. he shortest nni:ce. lluuses covered With COP
PER, TIN, ZINC. or SHEET IRON. uu The IN ~
approved plan AM reasonable teru--. From has Il
perience Ia this business he nt, himself that he
viii he able To give general satisfaction. SPOu T.
ING Tor houses. of eNery kini. and price made
~ order wIih prumpness and despatch. lie nls'
continues The mauuisCiute of RUSSIA IRON
GPNTES for dwellings. either plain or fancy -
These Graics f'r comfort, convenience aud beauty
adj greatly 10 the flush OF Parlor
ALSO. on hand variety Of patterns or COOKING
STOVES ether Tor yNurd coal suitable for ilnieIs
Steamboats, or private families. Which ca ,n"i he
surpassed by any this market. elIher ~ u'ity
price. all al Which he Is determined To sell ut an,
must reduced prices for Cash ap 'r"ved barlor.
mr. 23I TllOS 6 CULBERTSON.
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A. q. FAIRCHILD,
No; I30 Main STREET. NHEEL Nc.
nEaIIn 10

NO; l3o MAIN STREET. NnGEL NC.
DEALER ~
WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEwELRY. PLATED
WARE, FANCY GOODS. ColiBS. &c
HAS just received from New York n d Phila.
deipha, complete assortment Of Goods in
MS hne, among the leading ar,iS es are the follow
Jog;
Gold detached aud Anshor E,caporAent Lover
Gold and Silver Lcrne watchc.;
Silver detached Lever Watches.
DO 0uarter de-;
D1 Vertical d.:
Alahasier. Brass aud Woud Clnrks;
G"id G'snrd aud Fob Chains; Miniature Cases;
Lockets Diamsnd Emerald, Cameo. EnameIlrd
ahd Gold Breast Pms; Gold, Sell aud plain Finger
Kings Silver Peus lis Silver Thimbles Silver Sp ors
and But ter Knives. Gold aud Silver Srec'ncles
Also, large us~urlment az fine aud Common
Jeweltyi Gold Pencs and Gold Bracelets; Rritianta
Ware VA Sells; BuIIauin Coffee Pots. Plated Candle
sticks and Casinrs; Silver Sugar Tungs. Sah Spnnns
&c, German Silver Table aud Tea Spoons; Wallets
Hair Brushes. Guml's uf all kinds Periumrry. Rnzo
Straps. Tooth Brushes, Scissors. Pocket Cutlery
Razor; Accurdiun., Card Gases. Travelling Baskets
Toys Of all suris; Lace EdgIugs sEd Inserting,
Watch Tools and materials Spectacle Glasses fitted
L. old Frames ufaI kinds
In CorucNiun with other articles usually kent in
Fancy Sores. which he offer. a. pr.ces 10 suit ia,
iimCs
Silver Spc nnufaciured 10 order and warrar,
TED; Watches and Cluck, repaired and warranted
Order from the Country promptly attended To.
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La! what makes y.ur teeth unusually
Quoth JOsh's Dulcina. TO HIM Io,heT ~ sht
To make YOURS look so, with a grin, replied J1sh
I've bought YOU bottle of ThOrn's Doth Wash;
IT'S the best now m use, so the gentle folks say;
And since they've tired this, cast all others away.
But to prove Il the besf to make the teeth shine,
Look GAIN, my dear Sal, at the lastre of mine.
Then try tins great loot Wash,
The Tcaberry Tooth ash,
And see n the Tooth N ash Of Them, ~ not hne!
A MONG therscOmmendauons 10 the above, are
~ the following.
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash aud become acquainted with the ingro /
ents of its composition, cheoTfully saw lcOnsid-
er II one Of the safest "a u Is one 2i the most
peasant tooth washes now linus ID HU Vt
PITTSBURGH Sent i5 lsA2 Dentist
take pleasure m stating, alter having ma e
use Of "ThoTn's Tea b rry Tooth Wash that II -
one of the best dsutTifces IN use. Being IN w.
quid 'Orm. IL combines nCa ness with convenience.
While ~ cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, its perfume Yields a ira
grance peculiarly desirable. Up TlBBlTS, vi T..
The undersigned have used Thorn compound
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found II TO lie
an extremely pleasant dentrlrce, exercising
mosi salutaTy Influence over he teeth and gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation Of
Tartar and purifying the Breath. Having thor
OUghly tested its virtues, we take pleasure IN Ie-
CONNIE nding Il TO the public, believing Il to be
the hest article ofthe hind new in use.
NJ BElrSON, JAMES JACK,
ROBT II PEBBLES, CIIAS d SCULLY.
c DARRAGH, WIN MCNNDLESS.
II L KINCiwALT. LEONARD ) JOHNS,
J NJ MOORIIEAD. JAS CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29
NEW ARRIVAL,

Nj & II. n. SWEENEY d 60. have re-
W. crIved from New YORK large and supe-
ri9r stock IT The latest styles French end EN-.
'llSil CHINA Of The finest qualify and the most
fashionable and appr-ved STYLES Their stock
eofs ISIS ~ part Of White ard Gold Band Breakfast
aud Tea Sells White aud Blue. Breakfast. Dinner
ond Tea Sells Of various peltrns Of improved gram
ne China. Also.a laue assortment OF Common
Ware, al Of hch will he sid at The lu,yest prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS Guy Dealers aud
Families. would do we'll 90 call and examine lheir
stock as ihey may resl assured u icing pleased with
Tualty and prices. y2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-29

TKEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
QH WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
INGTSbN CRY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. Tue N,ii.ual Road and Good
Intent Sage c. mPa ies. Ute cunning 6 daily lines
o. Gun HerlanA. conEeciing wi,h the B g. O r.
Oul, - hours Stage travel Ia Gather OF The nboVe
citie~ the balance 10y Raj road.
Time To Blliimore 50 hnnr-.
T'm- io Philadelphia ~ GA
Fare TO B,ltimnre : | DOLLARS
80, io Phi adelrhia 10 do.
:, daily lines leaves Ihe Co. Stage and Rail-
roa III 'r every m@rnrg nj o'rluck A NJ. ard
extras furnished nj any hour a bad should offer.
Forjhr,ugh Tickei~I" BIliim"re and Philndelp hia.
rIy At the Cos office. M SO Water ST. Wheeling,
Va ono dunr Norh u : Hotel. Co..
For Good Intent S'aae Co. ID HUTCHiSON.
and WN X NEWMAN. fer n II ca
Great Central Route Rail road aud Stage oGfoe
sen 10