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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14

= NLOTliS. AC.-My stock u( }ruld CLOTHS
~ Beaver CLOTHS, CASSINEEES, SA1Tr1
NETS. NESrINGS aud All other ar.irl.s Gen,l,
meas wenr. very cqmplsIs ADD desirable. C,ll a.,
..ec 'hem. (nct p W 4 SELBS
LPACAS, MF.RiNOES. &c. Sc.-Yun wa.
= u lind at CorRrr MAN md Aln.lison streets. >
superb o sS"rtinem of Aipacns. ChuSars. M-rin"s.
piHin anil is'd M"u.lin lie Ininr~. ard oil oIhet
Fa'hi"iaLls WiNrER GOODS EHamirr hcGr,
y"n hnv, and You vii, find iicn cheap aud dearaH,
sct2 w r SELRY,
SHAWLSl-A splendid stock uG SIIkWLs OF
~ every description wtll lee maud ga eyaminuii,a
At the FANCY DRY GOODS STORE, of
DI2 w Z SELBY
EXTRA FINE-t ev piere. .u,er Gs'c
IL and w''-red Frsu-h vELvErS for d,ess-s. q
ruPsu"r quality. Call spsn os yvp a,Lmsss IN. m
oct W r SELBY-
LDLkIN GOOD<--sin, ,olor d AIpaea,
Mvriunrs and Nou,lIn ~ LlIue- fr drcss,,
ard Ilain Slswi-, (-atne materially Alsn. a 6p,
as. rimcni "f fueniiy prurs aud sth-r pia ~ FOODS
at t'c' b w I SELBYS
eASKETS-A Lea ,r4v. Hing BASKETS
EH j".' ree'a nv fo~i 81 w n oEL.BY.
nIMiTT EUFFLEs-A beautiful Style .
- ih'- arhcle. aomclhing new. yuu tnn f,i at
ucr 3 SElRy.S
ESLANKETS. r, zEs AND FIAVNELs
ED II you call at Ihe CuJner Main uhd AIrii.ar
hrveis, llrar me. 'I,e uf the con emplaied new
ViaG".l you Will huy 3 me Cue Blankets. Bz
a'd F'annel-. NJ iher are gOld and cheap. oct 3
MBkELLAS-I have ju,t rersived a new
" supply 81 UMBRELLAS. arn,ug VIII cir M,
a icy evn size sHprrnr siIk. large snnnyh fr
n'''Snd h'' family II nuI more than ten in number
+. 9ctS w r SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
NOE,

LNIRE &MARINE iNSURANCE-Thers sr
y two situations only in which indiy iduas can
Pc placed, where they can adequately apprecIats
LNt value 'i IneNfance. These are, while -taud-
llt lpon ne runs u their own property, .ther
LslelFtAR rom an insurance office the full ~
'Nl "nltn ihry have lost, or Standing on the
Hni sufrornded perhaps by n dcs0lafe FAM
'NH' not stupidity and folly which had
lnr HucE a Contingency.
49, .lNLNrDN. AGENT Of tine PRJTECvTON
lF RANCE co OF HAyTFOhD' C6NN
ln aNt..al houses. ware 5uaes
lacinrlta. Gee, togeturT wiz. tbei,
a. ilrI. fur., merchandise ma
-'er'Dfnnr DESCRIPTION of iusuratc
-i.1t on steam, keel and Faf boots
- rslescs 20 and from any port on fbc
gl''s 81 AsiH sussi, Hearly opposite the q s
laa i8fs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
CIR I'm &c cos.

'HNHR rub lc arc informed. tltaL.9REENE &.
n co. have entered D. "a an arrara, men
with the attlnioTe AID ChlO RAILROAD Gonna
~ 10 run > Gar wlth-1hr passenger train 10
Cumberland and are Urerarcd 10 Onward Vaek-
ages, parcels. and Dundies. at. toNand from The
following places. rE -
Frederick, Hancock, Harpsr'sE 'ery, Martins
6urR, Cumberland, UheeiiRg, Cincinnati. o
Packages received aud forwarded daily by the
Mail ItaIn, leaving Baltimore at Ia Mar
living at Wheeling ny EXPRE IS, early thefol.
loving evening. ADD delivered free OF uoTteragel
ne above line viii forward packages, speciC
a,,er Stls- Oi Exchange, make collections aid
J pbiaJd bn'~ ypaTchase Of goods in Paltimera.
Greenp & Co (, Xyi22rk and interrnediat to towns.
! with OR swold & Co.'S BaitfmECrroou vi "B1Ve Ihie
7 phia, and Adams e. Co.'S New = 81, - IVtaue.
Express Llucs,. pledge tkenselves ~ sxsou,a
with hdelIty and despatch, any Lusines. 49,
ed TO their care. r7- "HoS'
NJ al packages BY The above line must -,
marked care Of Greene * Co.'S Western Fx-
press. CThose from the West Greene a. Co.'S
Eastern and Northern Tx ress." We beg 10
refer to the following Gertleslep:
Mrssrs B1ckhesd 81 Pennce.
Do Tailor. Jones e. Co.
DO Matthews. 0uld-& Co.. -D1Hmo'''
VIM Robinson. Jr, Esq.
Messrs Dickinson Il Go, Cumberland.
Do Jas II Forsyth e. 20. Bheelirr. F
MISUNDERSTANDING "a Duncans. Cumberland
Jas II Earsyth " Co, UhetliHR.
N. All packages addresses to the care of the
above agencies VIII be forwarded with dispatch.
GREENE q co. =.
aug 81 lso Market street Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
4 FAHNFSTOCK e. co
corner Of SIKH and Wood sic. Pittsburgh.
= M'MECHFN.
JONAS CRUMRACKFR A.
JAMES BAKER.

70 Nheelina, Va.
rlLd;S.-A gentle but efficient catharur. ex-
gIeasIy agapted for a fmily physic; and are not
sL l1sstd by any other pill In use for an casee IN
winch q cathauic is Indicated. They SyiiI oDcs,', ~
oosniy without gripping. Price 20 cts for a
remedy Tor COushs and CJlds. Price % c.,tS
cough LozeHgcs-Thesc Lozsnpes pgssess n .
We virtues OF the best CouEh Syrup. are corvs-
ne3t 70 carry 70 ne pocket aud are very pleasant
10 the taste. Price 25 cents.
CarmtHottrs Losengss-for the cuya Of ,b.
ouunltr compliant, AZ the season 10 now an
pICacnIng ~ which bowel complaints ar5aIwave
CIV uoubleEOme az well as dangerous. evcyy
1amlly should be provided with n box of tbess
a.3IshEes winch, fused according 10 directions
WI certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Lf7tfd Op0fsid0e This pruetrsu,g er,nr.
eossfsscs double The strength Of The common
Op1oei3De pc more clearly aud much more con
Venifnuy applied. Price as cents.
FcI snls - b = NAECHEN,
~" Wheslisa va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

Tie Scene Shifted! The contest between Ms,,,,
Goggln and GIlmer, which went by defaul, in MAJ
son, and Greene, and Orange, was finally removeSS.
Thursday last TO the county of Abemarle And sb.,
was the result of the testimony exhibited 9Th
mighty mountain was in labor, and brough, forth :,
ridiculous mouse" Three witnesses were examined
in the Clerks Office as to the rains which had fallen
the celebrated election day And what did they prove
They were examined about the rains, which A..
charged not to have fallen in the other Counties
and The "Jefersoniun States that one of the witnesses
testified he had not been the debaieabe counties f.,
% years, and sit no! raining then" Another
had been in those counties once some or 10 wears
perhaps, ago''-and third, was neither IN Madison
nor Greene on the day of the election. And thu,
runs the story! But if We have room 10 spare, We
shall transfer the Third Act Of the Farce 10 ou,
columns hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

warehouses is necessarily the result, and TO such 40
extent that il with much difficulty tnat ROOMS
can be found for storage.
In the London Money Market there has been no
thing of especial interest. The intelligence recently
received from the u s. Of the improved condition OF
money The other side of the Atlantic, cou
pied with tho arrival Of Mr.. Jaudon in London, mas
caused some attention to be directed to American Stae
securities but yet there exists the country great
want Of confidence in every description OF American
bonds and consequently nothing has been done IN them
as vet Some surprise has been expressed at Mr. Jau-
dons arrival in London and it has induced many peo-
pe 10 entertain the opinion that another attempt al
fraud las is termed) is to be attempted by ms en-
ployers The following the present prices Of
ing American investments:
New York FIVE per cents, s54; Pennsylvania hve per
cents 42 43; Ohio six per cents, 20 10 a; massa'
chusetts "a 10 sc; Indiana 26 to 81; South Carolina
FIVE per cents So to 90, Louisiana so to 81; Virginia
six per cents IS to sc; Kentucky So TO CO. New iork
CITY per cents 65a. The U. S. Bank shares are quo
ted at 20s each
The accounts from China are not quite so favorable,
but there is nothing very serious in them: Elpoo
death is unfortunate, both account OF the deiay
which it must produce and because there is very mile
chance Of an equally sensible man being appointed ~
his place.
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in any event. they would be destined to utter and j.,
versIbe defeat But fortunately for him, and for ne y,
"Wrt" constitutes the exception, and not the rule g.,
trust that the great body of Mr. Cahouns s,
be the first to dscalm this position, and 10 ren,ob,
this course. On what different aud more esva,os
key speaks Correspondent Of the las, s.v,nnee
Georgian "Whe,her Van Buren, or Calhoun no "n ~
minated by the National Convention, is matte, " .,
nee both nsdssS
Republican principles, and either is capable ens"s.
in mind, and firm enough in purpose, to carr, ~
out" Such would be the declaration Of everv
of Georgia who would write under the same
of San Union Man" and would act upon The s,n'e
princ - sahe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04
(Erom The .htr York Erprsss.l

The sudden rise of Wheat in The Slate Of Ohio 10
nne,v6ye cents nor bu.bel with corresponding price
in Indiana. Illino, and MICHIGAN. il calculated to
make great change in the value of almos, every
scrpon of property throughout that great grangrowng
district Six and eigh, months ago, Wheat down
forty and fifty cents, and, in many instances, much
below that rate. In that depression, those farmers
only that were obliged TO raise money, sold ther
" neat. .o-
lhose IN more afhuent circumstances, Sep, .he'i
crops on hano, and The consequence IS, mat "nrs'
when was considered scarce, and The remains Oh 'ne
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Ercess in Georgia !,


The anprv spirit which seems 10 animate some OF
The Republican writer's Of Georgia, exci:es our sur
prise and our regret. The last Southern mail brings
US "Tbe Macon Georgia Telegraph OF the 2'th june
and "Tbe Columbus Argus of the 18th In the ,e-
Iepraph, spectator takes the field against Mr.
Calhoun and attacks him s'polIlical advenurer,
whose Unsuitable rapacty and desperate ambition nave
made him an object Of universal disrust and suspi-
con." In the "Argus," Correspondent, who assumes
the name of "Wirt, prononnces splendid eulogium
upon MIR. Calhoun, and declares, I'VE 60 out 10 10
battle in his cause, like the Spartan matron bid her
son po-to come back 1ciih shields, upon them.
Calhoun ,ciaout an alternative, is the spirit OF the
Southern Democracy The Albany Faction-nye ana
the Richmond Faction too, with h'tche at us oeao,
ought TO be told distinctly we believe u 10 De
the spirit OF the people Of our party
before NAV, 1914, It will fame through the Continent
like the ConAagraton of the last day Now, we
take The liberty of telling both these gentlemen that
such language is utterly incompatible win ine union
and harmony Of our party, and that u the contro.
versy be prosecuted in such spirit, It may terminate
in our defeat We are still more amazed that any
Republican in Georgia should indulge such feeling,
when they have so determined common enemy TO en-.
counter-whose Wing Convention has just ADJOURNED,
with the most fiery and feverish determination to
PROSTATE the whole Democracy-who have nominated
Henry CLAW as their candidate for the Presidency, and
John M. Berrien as their favore Vice President-and
whose bold proclamations have been followed up by
the most unblnshing regeneration of the Milledge
vile sRecorder" and "Journal"-each of which ga.
zettes tramplng all their Republican principles and
even professions in the dust, displaying al
their masthead the name Of Henry Clay, The Federal
champion of National Bank and of Protective
Tariff: Finally, we take the liberty of telling The
author of "Wir" that there is no Republican "R'cn
mond Faction and that are at the "head OF no sucf
Faction in any part of Virginia We tell him, more
over, that such mad.cap course as he is pursuing
is calculated 10 njure, and not to Mr. Calhoun
and that if the great body Of his friends should 'mi
tate this insane example-if they should declare TO
.sMr Calhoun, WITHOUT an aternatioe-if they shou.
adhere 10 him alone against any other candidate and
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-15
VIRGINIA MINSTRELS ApAPOLLO HALL
THIS EVENING.

TNHE ORIGINAL VIRGINIA MINSTRELS,
y the only real Ethiopian Band in America, who
iui Solos and Choruses, in manner and style never
before attempted by any other persons calling them
selves MlNSTRELS Front seats reserved for the
Ladies. sa
49, oINAiNss . - BANJO
WI. ;. SANFORD. ............. Congo Tambour
NE JOHNSON. ........ Congo Castanetts
Mr.. D. MYERS, 1.-THE far-famed
Ethiopian Paganini, }. ................ Fiddle
The public are respectfully informed that the IN
SHIPMENTS the Virginia Minstrels perform upon
ere original, and perfectly character with the an
aient JUBA MlNSTRELS. No portion Of this ex-
hlbitlon Will offend the most delicate and conscen-
tiOus. aa
To conclude with the Camerascope for exhibiting
Dioramic Paintings; the Hydro-oxygen Microscope;
together with the Drummond Light, as represented
in New York by the celebrated Dr. Lardner
Tickets Is cents-chdren half price Doors open
at o'clock-exhibtion commences at u O'Clock
nov Is s8b7a@
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Improvement. -Is passing along G street this
morning we were struck with the improve
ment in the stables of Messrs. Walker & Kim
nell, which, like the Phenix have arose from
their ashes. Their stables are considered the
best and most extensive in the country. The
location is also excellent, being within one hun
bred yards of Gadsby's, Browns, Tyler's, and
bles are 1877 feet long and so feet wide, three
stories high. On the south end Ito feet with a
fountain Of excellent water. There is stabling
for upwards of one hundred horses, and room to
store fifty carriages. Gentlemen visiting the
city with horses and carriages would do well to
call on the gendemanly proprietors and examine
their establishment.
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w A S H / N G. I @ N .
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. is, ls4s.
THE TROUBLE ALL SETTLED.

Yesterdays Globe announces the UNION OF
THE Democracy in cheering capitals. As most
of our readers do not that paper, they will
no doubt be curious to know how this vital OBJ
iect has been contaminated. That it has been
done is unequivocally asserted by the Globe,
which, after summing up the horrors of Fede-
ralisrn, in the Castle Of Otranto style, concludes
as follows: = these causes Of alarm, &C., have
extinguished every feeling Of personal or section
al fayoritism on the part of the Democracy, and
it knows no motive now but that of patriotism"
This ridiculus mus crept forth from Mount eau
Gus in the extreme northern and eastern portion
Of Maine, where 113 delegates labored in all the
throes of patriotism to deliver themselves Of
democratic" candidate for the seventh Con-
gressiona district in that State. 1t seems that
on the first ballot there was no choice; Shepard
Cary had SO votes, Leonard Jarvis 20, and Heze-
kiah Williams 80; finally only SO voted, when
Mr.. Cary had 66, Jarvis 6, and Williams 81.
Then came a unanimous resolution, to wind up
the farce. Who Mr. Cary is, we do not know !;
Mr.. Jarvis has been member Of Congress, and
also Navy Agent at Charlestown, Massachu-
sets, from which latter post he was elected by
Mr.. Tyler Mr.. Williams was, and is, we be-
lieve, postmaster at Castine, and these disinter-
ested Locofocos, in the language Of the Globe,
"know no motive now but that Of patriotism"
We ought to state in addition, that two meet
ings in Alabama have also contributed to this
wonderful, and hitherto despaired Of UNION OF
THE DEMOCRACY. @
In view of this suspicious blessing that has
been vouchsafed to the Democracy, we may
expect that, Immediately after the arrival Of the
Democratic members, sermon upon Charity
will be preached by the Hon. Mr.. Colquit, Of
Georgia, after which, the whole Democratic
choir, led by Mr.. Blair, will strike up the Tooth
Psalm.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-15

NATIONAL LIVERY STABLE Walker & KIM
IN nell respectfully announce that they have opened
the spacious and commodious brick stable lately
erected by them on c street Their new stable has
excellent and superior accommodations for upwards
Of one hundred horses. They have ample room for
forty carriages. The stable and carriagehouses
situated within one hundred yards Of Gadsby's,
Browns, and Tylers hotels. The Exchange Hotel
conducted by Thompson Tyler) is Immediately OPP
posite the National Livery Stables The advertisers
intend 10 keep every kind Of vehicle; such coach
e. barouches, buggy wagons, &C., which may be had
It the shortest notice Tor hire, BY the month"; week.
day, or hour. Saddle horses also hired in the same
manner Horses viii be taken at livery on terms as
reasonable a. any other establishment. Members of
Congress- and other gentlemen, bringing their horses
and carriages to the city, be accommodated with
excellent stablng, good coachhouses, and attentive
hostlers Horsedrovers visiting the city will at all
times be safely accommodated, and on reasonable
terms WALKER & KIMMELL
nov 15-0O3t
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A M USE M E N rs.

FAREWELL CONCERT.-Mr w. " WAL
Il LACE begs to announce that at the desire Of
many amateurs, he will give Concert on Friday eve
ming next, November nth, which will be the last,
assisted by Mrs. BAILEY, at Carusi's saloon.
Signor DAUNAS will preside at the piano forte
By desire, Mr.. WALLACE will repeat his varia-
tons the Cracovienne for the piano, and the Non
pu mesro'' for the violin, composed by Paganini for
one string. M s
Tickets so cents each, to be had at Mr.. Fischer's
of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at Gads-
by's Hotel.
Concert TO commence at half-past seven O'Clock
nov 1916 *#@ t hG 3tl e4a
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Virginia Minstrels-Apollo Hall has been
crowded for the last three nights with the beauty
and fashion Of the city, to listen to the sdesplit
ting strains Of the original" Philippians, and
Judging from the peals Of laughter that have re-
sounded through the Hall, we should say every
person was more than pleased. This is their
last night, don't let the opportunity slip, and by
going early secure good seats.
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AHxANsAs.--tEdward Cross.
MlCnneAN. Mot yetrelected.
sloRsDA.-tDavid Levy.
WISCONSIN. Henry Dodge.
sowA.-tAugustus G. Dodge.

Ne,e CssAalic Bishops--The New York Cou.
rier says that eight new Bishops have been ap-
pointed by the See Of Rome fbr the United States.
The Rev. Dr.. Reynolds fills the place Of de hate
Bishop Eaglsad. Rev. Mr.. Qsartersis Bishop Of
Chicago Rev. A. Byrne Is Bishop Of Arkansas
Rev. Mr.. McCIoskey u Coadjator Bishop Of
New York-the three last ne now If New York
city. Rev. William Tyler i Biahnp Of thsinsw
See, Hartford, Connecticut; Rev. JoAn FifaYat-
rick Coadjutor Bishop Of Boston. Thsse gentle
men are Of Boston.
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Resources Of Ne,o York-The financial re-
sources of New York, are thus stated: The net
revenue of all the canals, over the cost of main
tenance and superintendent, is $l,5OO,0OO; her
revenue from auction duties 100000; and her
revenue from the salt duty is 100000; in all
$l,sO0,OO0 -equal to a capital at per cent. Of
$3O,OOO,OOO. The total debt Of the State is
500, SOC, 900.
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L OCAL N E W S.
The Hon. C. J. hgersoll, member elect Of the
Twenty-eighth Congress arrived in the city this
morning, and took lodgings at Browns Hotel.

We acknowledge the receipt from Brookes
Periodical Agency, of a collection Of Sacred
Poems,' by N. P. Willis, in an extra New Mir
ror, ssthe Seamstress," tale Of Boston, and :" a
Lecture on Oregon Territory" by P. A. Browne,
l.. L. D., of Philadelphia.
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DATENT ELASTIC INKSTANDS-An assert
i ment of Elastic Inkstands just received from the
manufacturer. A smaller size has just been intro
duced by the patentee, neat and beautiful article
and is pronounced the plus ultra Of inkstands, as
with it the ink never grows thick evaporaes and
preserves the consistency and color until it is
all consumed Sold wholesale and retail by
r. FARNHAM,
nov corner 18th ST. and Penn. av
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TT EEP YOUR FEET DRY.-Cork Sole Boots, o

II EEP YOUR FEET DRY.--Cork Sole Boots, of
IA my own make, cheap for cash, and no humbug;
to my numerous customers and the public generally
invite them to call and examine ny new style Of
Cork Sole Boots which for neatness and durability,
challenge this or any other city to equal them, and
for the low price Of ~. Also, Ladies and Gentle
mems Boots and Shoes of every description Of my
own make extremely low for cash. As sell no
work but my own make, all those who purchase from
me may depend getting the worth Of their money.
Don't forget the store right the corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and 10th street.
nov l4-eo6t JOHN MILLS
fInfel and CanitoN
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~ A Public Meeting of the Tavern-keepers Of
the city Of Washington will be held at the house Of
Mr. Thomas Baker, on 9Th street, corner Of D, on
Thursday evening the 18th instant, at I O'Clock
By order Of the Chair.
NOV 1A--9t MFH s&
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CPLENDID AND CHEAP MUFFS AT o. FISH
- & CO.'S.-We respectfully invite the attention
OF the ladies to extensive and varied assortment
of Mufs, Fur Trimmings, &c.
These goods having been selected early In the sea
son by our resident partner in NJ York, we feel conf
dent that they purchased on the most advanta-
geous terms, and we will sell at very small profits
for cash.
Our assortment being probably the largest Of any
south of New York, we feel confident in ability
to suit the taste and means Of all. We solicit
call after examining the market well, and we will
demonstrate the fact that bargains can be made
with u.s. o. FISH & co.
lst and Cd doors from Browns Hotel.
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscribers call
Il the attention of cabnetmakers to great variety
Of half-nch stuff which they have on haud and which
will be sold very low for cash. if early application be
made Also landing, lot of excellent white and
yellow pine plank, which, if taken off the wharf be-
fore png, will be sold lower than any ever before
offered Such bargains in lumber are rare-but the
subscribers are determined to sell low for ready
ney Call at the new wood, COAL and lumber yard Of
JOHN PETTIBONE & co.
On hand, 400 tons Of the I" Butler Coal" which
will be delivered to any part Of the city George
town for IS so per ton. J. P. & co.
nov 1896 gr. ~
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN.

PORT OF GEORGETOWN.
ARRIVED.
November 18th, 1843.
Sch'r Vermillion Seaman, New York, via Alex
andra, assorted cargo for the District.
SAILED. g,
Packet steamer Columbia, Guyther, for Baltimore.
Packet brig Mozart, Reynolds, for Boston.