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pitteturs ben %. Setruar.

8or cineen Saeen waro in oer Nah
barfbaft oes Urmenbauies unterbalb III
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nes Wanncs, Namens Oapio Hibmono,
ueriibt. @snannter Rlbmono mobnt in
ber Wdbe oes Qrmcnbauies uno ipollte Die
2dne, nelte pom Irmenbauie oireft nab
Der Strabe nab Wonbetter fiibrt. berab
eebcn. als er Don Rerls anaereoet muroe,
Die ibn nab Der Wobnuna eines anoern
Mannss fraaten. 2(ls Hlbmono ibnen
errpieoerte. ct femme feinen Mann oieies
9tamens in Der Nabe. fblue ibn elmer BON
Den Oreien ms @elibt, oaB ct rGdlinos
au 8coen ffir,te. Gr raf1te fib auf.
paro aber rpleoer nieoeroefblaoen unh bar.
auf BON aaen Oreen 10 lan9e oeibia0en
uno setreten. bs lis ibu enolib ols root lie
gen lieben. Giniec Nabbarn borten balo
oarauf iein @eifobn. brabteu bn in Elm
Oaus uno es eelan9 ibneu ourb iorolame
pheee, ibn miecer uollfdnbio in's eeben
au rufen. Gr fol- iib auf Dem Weoe Der
8eferune brfinoen. - eeSn oerielben Naht
.paro oas 6ibnerbaus oes Urmenbauies
um III 6ubner befoblen. oenen Die Diebe
Die ROpfe abaebauen. Die iie eleibfam ale
3eibsn. oab iie oa9epeien. suruf0elaf1su
baben. gScr Die unperlbdmten Eerls
tparsn. bat man bis ieet nidt ermitteln
fonnen. Srelbeits Sreuao.
80
Mormon ncn. Wab Der "St. eouis
0eu.@ra" eeben fit fat in alien Sbeien
bes Staates SQnois feinolibe @efinnun
gen oeoen Die Wormonen euno. 3u Gar,
tbaee uno an anoern pldsen nuroeu Ser
fummlunaen 8ebalten. um cine Sppoii-
tionspartbei se9en Die GinorifTe uno On
maeuneen bes Soc Sbmitt, eeaen Den
Oespotismus Der Nauuoo Corporation
uno eeeen Die Seinoieliafeiten Der Mormo.
men; eeeion 3u or9aniiiren. Wan 9ine
fo9ar 70 ,pet, oab man Die 9dnsibe Ius
rottung Der Wormonen fir oas ein6iae
Si1erbeitsmittel erfldrte. Mlinerua.
S6anotbat. i3rpei iun9e 8Sie.
tpibtn gtamens Sennines uno puluer bon
@eneHee. eipineton gauntp. W. g.. unters
nablmen fiirjlib cine Sblittenpartbie uno
ols fie untertpe9s elmer Dame, NameneSo,
mes, uno oeren l7idbrieenSobter beeeone.
ten. 70 lucen fie bieielben our Witfabrt elm.
Oie Ginlaonn9 Dur6e ongenommen. bic
Srauen5immer ftieoen elm. uno oas pfsro
fprang nit ieiner eaif peitsr. une,dd
liberwele fiel Die SHUTTER aus Dem Sblit-
ten, uno Die eotterbuben futidirten nit
Der Eobter in bic ndbffe 6ot5un9. tbaten
ibr @emalt am uno mibbraulbten fie sur
Sefrieoieune ibrer piebiiben euif.-Sen.
ninss fpuroe am ndbffen Moreen orre.
tirf, entrpifdte aber tpieoer; AUDI pulper
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Strap oe Gaine unO Salllmtre.
einiss iebr telistte Sorten Rrap be >an's
uno gaIfmirs 70 chen empfamssn oil pcm
woblfeilen Stobr bon Dm. Seeeber.
Diar35. 3m.
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Sas QSunoer uno Die Sesnun9 un'
feres 3eitalterS.
9alleD's ma9iieber Sbmer;en.
Grfrof pr.


9is1es SanltlD ,plro. peHR es bur6sdns
sia tsfanH III, bon allen msnihIiben Oot.
loren uno patisnten ernttlih asGuttt nerben
gs bellt nlbt ALIEN fhnea mas nhts Iontt
fann, icuosrn b 6 fe 8 AUDI oa;u e,ne Wsn.
sc &rantbsitcn, pslfe 3upcr cer Tuntt jspss
3eitalters ,pirerltancea.
gs bat prlls gontrclle itsr s sutrfh 1.
ben, jeps Nrt 8 II f a IN ION faItsn
8rane, ale Sebmer3sn nen SrsnneM
Duct den, muncen peils, y la'
Zen, 6 eborf &C. &c, bsiIt te unp bntsr'
labt feine 81 ar ben.
pampblets, entbalteno bic &eiebidbts &C.,
0np uinlcnjt 3u babsn. prsis so gsnt bic
Shahtel.-Ssins flno dett auGsr bic untsrs
sstebntt Senry DALEY y--3um Ssrfauf im
8ro6sn unb &leinsn tsi
!. D. gembert.
9l9ent fir SerfS &auntp.
Heatina, Gsbruar 81.
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bat ii6 auf fldbtieen Su6 eefeet. Sn.
oefen fino perfbieoene poliSeibeamten Su
ibrer 8erfoleung auf Den Belnen. ib.
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6oble QEaaren ieber Nrt,
Solbe als sbesSefsI, Souee.pfannsn, Bci'
lsrs, qeimfssI, rpcblfsIer rpis je Supor, Bu psrs
faufsn am Bie0erei 5tebr, gds Der 6ten
uno psnnifrass.
Msabing, Ssbruar 81. 3m.
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'plICll, namlt(p
8ieter, Sebmerleh 8ranofbdpcn,
OTbrhtnnan 2Bnnpen 6als,
Stlebs, 9Satltriuebt, SrofbeuleM 6iete,
Sietsr im @sltbt SrufsSteber,
QhsnebunaeM Scrrsneun9tn
8cnsGetwhrc, Shmaren,
lSunbsn 1srsr Nrt, Naaelseihplre,
Stbmerjsm III Sllss 5alsssitwhre,
bern H. O'ustcln.i Nbeumatismne,
Jnfammatlcn oesr Infbrhcbe, Sslebpire
gbrcnIe, Shmultt jeoer Dirt &c.
9ie pilien entbalten eiGlse brr nisIieb,
fen uno fraft,stcn Snsreoien3ien Die Dem
mrrislniltben Sacbe bstannt ano. Als cine
abfhbrenee O'eci5ln 1T is ,plrtiam, obpobl
milo III ibrcr Operation; ale llnrsiuisfei
ten ces 9pitems faiIlelnD unp aus Dem R5rs
per trrtenc; tr,tt Sranrbeitsn auf rosr
psrbatet fte, cureb 3srlt6runs rer wiyt!icbeu
Sncipsn Ills altsrirsmoe Wsoi5in itebsn (1s
unitertrctfsn fte idutsrn Den Wasrn, rel.
ni9cu pas Slut uno renopirem bas aan,e
Srttsm. Sie rrirten rireft auf bic qnuse
uno >ebsr 3nr Nsinisuns, 5cilmns uno SIC,
taurlruus-0e acbrn ben 8erpauunsssOr.
aanen Son mao Sraft, mas lhwerllb. rpenn
jt, euret ben 8ebraut anesrer Wlepi,iueu
teipirtt pproen. 9ie folssnpen Qeloen unter,
lleaen baup1dblieb Oct mirtuns ciIer
n ~
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Galleufeber, S6arlahs8istsr.
Sclit, 9aurer Oia9en,
Sopbrsnnsn, Veritcpfun9 III allenSdls
Illsemeims leu no oas Spltem aue
ShpahG Orenung 1T.
Sleter, Sieter unb 4sue,
ltnpsroauliht. &rantes Ropfneb,
Seltfutbt, llnorccntliber Waseu,
$umgen II. @ebtr QDhrmer.
Shiben. &c, &C. &c,
Oie Salbe oorr bas Urmen D1annes
pfafer icQte in SereniaunS nit oenptlIsn
actrauht ,perbsm, in Uielsn Don ben otissu
qeioen.-Selcnrsr OorIhriftsn fir peHSes
trauh fncen ftb in bem pampblet. Oas
Irmen tfIanncs pfatfer nut l2a gents.
Sur nenis mebr braubt aefaat 3u psrpsn,
a.e bab Feline @tartuna i'm Sst-auob 1T Die
10 srbatsn III tei1asn Die es aetrauett. gs
icllte IN jeoer Samillsfcin unp srrNhbM fir
teees Sntipirnnm, bonn fle f6mmt fat tiss
lieb in 8ebraueb fir Sebmcr3en coerSebpas
de i'm Sthfen, in BET Ssitr, 8rutt, gtusss
rpsirsn. $enpen, SiBen, DlustsIn, >nnae uno
teter:StaerM SferUenIeirsn, 6uttsn, grs
talhnaen. Ifbma, Nbeumatismus, llnpsrs
oaulitbfeit, Sieter uno Haue. &c. &c.
Die 3abn,pebsIrepf Dies prepa,
rat entbalt eeirs f6ac!ihe Susrsplsn3 3sm.
Gs miro in sen Sabn aetbaa ODER in oas OBJ
al eer lsiosnoen Seiss. 9ie pbilclcpbie
ecm Der statfaebs, bas bife Gropfen bas
Sabnweb bsilsn, penn fs ins Dbr scttan
'pero'n, 1T sinfaeb cisIs:-Die glerue ws(cte
NIT bsm 3abmt in 95srbincuus Nebt, scbt
bnreb oae Obr, unb bisIes OlitteI, inosm Is
init osr SlsrUe III 8erabruns tbmmt, matt
oas 3abnmsb aafb6rea. @s beiIt III tis
10 Minuten.
E~0,e >suts 1no erfuebt bic pampblets
3u ntsrfneben, Die Die Hasntcn DerGbenfsn.
~" &anfeute nno Inpsrs erbaltsn libra.
les 0istonto, ipenn fte faufen um ,pieoer 3u
U,rfanfen.
~&aufsuts anb einselaosn an,urufsn
tei g. w. o ltert 2I4 Sulton ct. 81.
o., gisenthamer Der otiaem W7eci5t,rsn uno
bort ,tre Oruss, meO,3iusu 8artsm Gd,
Sarbetotfe re. &c. ju taufsn.
Sis otisen mspisinen flnb in Nsab ns
i'm 8roben ccsr &leinen gum Ssrfanf Sei
Dem SensralsAseHttn fir Berfs gauntp
Z. D. Qambert
D0spenn, nabe BET Stem Stra6f.
SIN Gleinsn pei
5aprstbt unb Diat, in &ustaRn,
portsr uno 9bonaas, O1aipsnericf,
g. .. Worris, Nsatins, unb Ineern i'm
gauntp.
D1ar; S. lS. a. 2W.
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plHell, nalnllD
@aIlenfeber,
& olit,
Socbrsnnsn,
Ansemcine
hwattG
Sletsr,
ltnpsroauli6f.
Ssltfuebt,
&unsen II. &ebsr
Shiren.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30

zoo RAGS RIO COFFEE;
Oebsb 90 do Java Do
25 B'gs pepper;
% do Pmenlo;
80 Chests Young Hyson Tss;
10 do Gun Powder Do
| Cask Gnrrcfs Scotch Snsff;
40 Bills Alum;
Casks EPSON Sails;
do Saetalus;
] do Boston Syrup
do Madden
go do Liquor Ball.
40 Boxes IS, S.. l2s ! 6 and ponnd Lumps
Tobacco OF superior qualities,
do Ladys Twist Tobocco;
$500 do Br1zlets and Shooting Copper
200 do Cmnamon
Cernon's Indigo
6 Bbs Coppera~;
% B,1es NJ r RnislnH
Bpl, Ground Ginger
AZ do Crushed Susar;
& do Pnlverzed D.
| do Gloves;
do Nurmeps;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do Varierarrd Sonns;
Bile Burdeaur Alman1s,
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nos 10 l0-iu'l re
eeiyed mud for sale by WIN FLEMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
: AND MARnE INSURANCE.

enhscrber ia snnonled agent Of tie o.
EUMBUS N SURaNCE co. for the CITY
lSeeling and Ia prepared TO take nsks OF;
!aings of all kinds, stone, buck or WOODEN
heir co 1tents.
pamboats factories, mills &c.
rgaitnre.
" merchandise .of all kinds
- against all dangers attending me nans-
Mon Of good on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
railroads, nj the owest rates.
- character Of fhr company for prpmptluae
HENRY x LIST Agent
y is-sm street. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
DALTIMoRE AUCTION SALES
PCN & CLOCK REPAIRING.

(uSC snhscrher wishes 10 inform his customers
1sshss he has gwen M the ,dea Of having lh'
NJ will commune the Watch and Clock Re-
M. mnch cheaper than nj any other place u
I<)as All kinds Of Jew elry Repaired in the hes
r nos l6- lw w X LINDSAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30

% MERCHANTS, BANKERS. STORE
KEEPERS &c-A well educated, middle
tsnan. Of hnsrness habits, industrious ard 81
vJnseeri'y. wishes f sn engagement whore he
! render himself useful Ms m acroun'nni gen"
|onpsrinif ndent overseer or in my wav roqni'-
1Deadiness, regularity and integrity ARMY by
1eto mo, 6-3r.) ROBT HEARD, CRY Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
~ E-zs - 80 saR@5
sr 9. - ~ - - -

Dos l. VII DE, respectfully informs the 81.
tizens Of WheeIing, and vicinity. that he IS
PtePhrej'to execute Work III the most fashion
vile and substantial manner. o. Va IGG nne door
above the moth eas' conner of Nam :, and Mar
5e' a.IeY aud nearly onuosite Ncssrs Jnfeson'e
Hat Store. He hess leave To assure I'll those
who may entfust tbelr orders with him that they
shall be attended 10 with TAG slr.otest reeafd
for punetualty aud despatch nov e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30

a MISSIONER 8 SALE.-IH fHANcERY
4 In the Circuit Superior Coart of Law aad
ChaActrg for ohio COUNTY.
p BalizsIl vs. Wm Chaplins & others
G9shnrn &; CO. vs. Same dcfcnd'ts
Inpursuanee AZ decree rendered m The above
causes, on the 26th day 6f January, ls44 | sh all
on the 9TH day Of November next between the
hours Of one I'D f14r .'elack. p VI. proceed 10
cell. at public sale. to the highest and besi hid
der, at the from door of the court house DO 10
COZ MY, the following lots Of gronnd, 10 wit.
Mes. II, 10, l3, II, 42, a., a, As, As and a, IN
Wheeling; eaid sac 10 he made upon a credit
of SIX. twelve and eighteen months, the purch-
nsers giyn bonds with good security bearia Z
interest from the day of aale
W MITCHELL, D s for
Peter Yarnall S o C, Commissioner.
Frp IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
INV NOVELS.-Jnsl received. I.ahell, or

NV NOVELS.-Jnsl received. I.ahrIa or
1.-The Piide of Palermo. n Romance; The Jlt.
10 author Of the Marrying Mar, &c; Peter Plod.
md olh~r oddities. nv J c Neal author of Char
kskeirhes with Illustration; Philip Apafos. bv 6
James: Mary Of Barqnndr. hv 6 p james;
~ Which The most interesting nal II wllch-
ever known; 10 he bad NJ he Pons Store n
~ . w ROBB Cor NJ h Union e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
CARPENTER,S TOOLS.

3 have lust received an Other Tot Of PIhhes
(which We warrant good, and otter nj
6half price. On baud, all sizes OF Morllse,
n AMI Turning Chiscls & Gonges' Hanu
Nroad Axes. Foot AIDES. Hatchrls. Draw
korve., Steel Augors. German. Cast and
- Steel Hand and Pnpnel Saws. Tenon
16ager, Revls, Squares, Rraces ard 81,
fUets. etc etc. nov l6 OFT GRFhk'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30

CENTS PER BOLT.-Wall Paner or Win
dow Blinds. good article. for rhle at ) cli
10 ysrds, a, the Book Store Of
NV Is JOHN J HASNTLL Union a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
ROOTS! BOOTS!

EuST receive nj The Sign Of Tho Black Nam
d moth Boot, . cases Of Mems Napoleon Topr,
,olqd Boots, a superior article, and will be sold low
urCfsh
Also, 100 prs Mems Kip Bregsn'.
,lr1s As TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30

~ CASES INDIA GUM COPAL, Just received
s and for sale by aug p JAMES BAKER.
- CASES ORANGE GUM SHELLAC, insl re
8 reiyed md for sale by avg 81 } BAKER
StAXONY MANGANESE, 800 lbs, received and
6,r .ale hv rug 81 JANIS RAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
CAPS, CAPS, CAPS.

EO ECEIVED this day, al MCAI LAM'S, l79
IN Main st--3 doz fine Sen Otter Caps
30 dnz Mnskrnt Cans 90 doz Hair Seal Caps
90 do Sealet do
10 g. Gerls Cloth Fur trimmed Caps
10 do Yunlhs do do do
5 do do do Nava do
10 do do and Chlldren's Fancy do
3 do Gent. Fancy new stYIs do
10 do do and Youths Nelyeleen do
: do do do Glazed do-hl Of
which will he sold al wholesale OF Retail, at The
very lowest pricts FOR Cash Country Merchants
and others who wish to purchase will find II great
~ 10 their advantage 10 call and examine my stock
al The sian Of The Big Black Hat
SCI 80 A c MCALL'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS.

NEcGUFFEY'S Eel ECTIC READER
vi McGnfsy's Eclectic Primer
MrGuffey's Eclectic Spellcr;
McGufley', Eclectic LIST Reader;
McGnfTeps Eclectic - Reader
McGnHey's Eclectic 81 Reader
MrGnnev'a Eclectic An Reader
RAYS Eclectic lst Arithmetic;
RAYS Eclectic 81 Arithmetic;
RAYS Eclectic 81 Arithmetic just received
and forsale Wholesale and Retail by
nov 90 W ROBB, cor Nam & Mafketsls
MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC
Jn,l received the following list OF Music
Books. NIason's Harp Isl vol round notes; Moson's
Harp patent notes; Masons Juvenile IIomonl-''
Methodist Hnrmonisl; Carmica or sion Collection
Of Church Music; Missouri Hlrnanlsl; Sacred Mn
slc by A Hayden; Christl1n Harp
The above Music Books will he sold cheaper Than
ever offered in This market Wholesale or Retail by
w J ROBB B1okse Her and Slaoner,
nov % Corner ~ Ma n md Markets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
FURNITURE &C. FOR SALE
PUBLIC sALEoF yALUABIEIAYD

UNIV Sf UT tAbt n ! n y
NWrIl. Il be sold 10 the HIGHEST bidder on Mon
w day he 9th day of Jenusry lsAs in front
Of The Court House door IN the city of Wheeling.
Ohio county, virginia, thai valuable Farm
known by the name Of The Cots Farm situai-
ed on Wheeling creek, contiguous TO and adioin-
ing the I Dis of said city of Vince ing and con-
tanning about one hundred and for tv-three acres
about fifty acres Of which is creek bottom, the
balance arabic hill land, and about one hundred
acres OF the lract is eleated and under cultivs
/ ton. On this land there is a strata of Coal
about five feet thick and from forty To fifty acres
in extent yet remaining, which can he worked
/ 10 great advantage. "a the mon,h of The pits open
| on one ot thr pubic streets of :he c;,y.
The improvements consist of comfortable
Dwelling House, Stable and oihor out houses.
The property vii be sold with or without the
Coal privilege and the terms will b. made knowx
on the day of sale.
ANY neIson deslrons Of nurchasins. can in III
mean time receive every information in relation
10 The premises, from my Agent. Armstrong
of Wheeling.
oct us HAMPDEN ZANH.
Baltimore Patrot will copy Tri-Weekly. until
dav Of sNe and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30


1 81 MARTIN. respectfully informs his
\ trlen Is ard tho public thar he has removed
from tie establishment tnown as The French
i,rcTerg 20 the cid Bre"r3 lately ocotpitdf Y
Hugh Clarke & Co. which he has put in q cd
renalr 9nd is now PREPARED 10 sun ly rfomp tly
all orders for
BEER PORTER AND ALE.
of superior quality and on the most fayorab' e
terms.
cas- II paid for Barley at market rrce nov .
6tITAWLS.-A teN fine Cold and Blk Thlbet
- Me+no Shawls very ch-apnt
nov J b & X b NARSiIS
o. PIECES very fine snun Vesrnp iusl toc' d Al
~ nov MARSlIS
DLACK SILK Warn Alpacas, just ec'd At
II nov MARSHS',
A boz more Of hem very fne Blk aud Cooud
Il Kid Gloves, just opened al
noy4 MARSuS'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30

estPER. super 6 .npowder, Imr-ral Young
\ J Hysnn Tea; CnlorC, Chn.an. Powchong the
flies grades uf Black Ten, impaired; Sup old La.
rnfra md RIO Coffee; Indse; Nader; QHrtnswarei
Cotton Yarns; very low at
OCT Q G. NcMTRRAY'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30

WTooL HATS 10 doz Wool HINTS, just reed
w and Tor sale ow nv
nov 6 JOHNSTON. BERRYEnLL & ca
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30

sAa LBS ColorrI Carpet Chain; 32l de1
'IOs9 White mud Colored Srool Cotton Of The
best makes; just 81 eoing and for sale al
oel McNt'RRAN'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-30
THE PRETTIEST IN TOWN.

n FCElVED his morning iew pieces of very
= fine md pretty Cashmorcs, Blue Black Satin
Suped SILK, Gloves Sc, at
r,,. MARSUS'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-23

~ CONGRESSIONAL MANUAL; BIZ JOEl b. SURF
" EsLAspi an Outline of the Order Of Business in
tho House Of Representatives volume OF nearly 500
pages; price 81 SO.
This Manual has been undertaken and executed
mainly with the view of giving gentlemen, who may
not have served as members Of the National Legisla
ture insghtinto tho mode Of trsnsacng the bu-
siness of Congress especially in the II. Of RepreseD-
tatves OF the United States. Members OF the State
Legislatures will also find il serviceabe in the per-
Torrance of their legislative duties, and occasionally
even the older members Of Congress will hnd II a
convenient reference.
IL contains Of important parliamentary deci-
sions worthy the attention of every one DESTROYS Of
becoming acquainted with the Congressional practice
of the country also the rules of both Houses of Con-
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW mDSlJ.
I UST RECEIVED, the following pieces of New
j Music at the old established store two doors east
Of 10Th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
The Foresters--Words from ancient poetry
TyroleDne-Musc'b by Dvunetu
Thy Heart is my Home-By Phillips
The Cot where we were Born-By the Hutchinson
Family
ExceIsior-By the Hutchinson Family
Cape Ann do do do
The Poor Savoyard-By w. H. Montgomery
The Saint Of Erin's Isle-By John n Hewitt
The Parting Friends-By Edw. l.. White
There was Timely Jos Philip Knight
The Cross Old Baohelor-By G. II. Rodwell
The night before the Bridsl-By George Lindey
In the Cold Silly Nightly Sir Henry r. Bishop
Passing away--by Edw. J. Nelson
have gared on the face OF the lovely-by Stephen
&. Msssing.
Cudjo's wild hunt-by the Ethiopian Serenaders
knIckerbocker valin-by Laoner
Pemberton ~altz--by James Dooton
Three grand uatres-by f. l.. White
On-ka-hye waltz
Me Caroline waltr-by Lanner
United States Grand Maroh-by John @. Andrews
Mount Bowdoin Quick Step-by p. Strong
SD regiment Quick Step-by Augustus j. tanner
The Sea Shore-by @. Weiss
Young Plsnls,s First Duet-by J. Moschels
La Petite Fete-by r. Burgmuller
Les Bellies Yarsovienoes-by Chss. Frederick Ru-
dolph
Rondo Irlandais-by 2. Burgmuller
Thems from Doniret,s's Opera, L'Elisire, d'Anore
by +. Burgmulsr.
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