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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14
WHEELING, VA

ui'nhic flr Winter Wear; n large stock Of Orleans
/, LOTh FL,NNELs 1T all sorts; AirAcN> figured
nd plain; Cars and MtpiN D'ECu,Sr CAIaCoys
NusLiNE a. >ur"us other Articles lot Ladies' wear
IAlLOR'S TRIMMINGS. n large assn,imen
AL oi the ahpNC Goods Will sell wholesale or
rio' or mnkc mp Ia nrer IN the latest Frcn,h -,
READY MADE CLoTBTNG!
II L. regard Ia lhls branch at Ihc business | must
\ "'nst an Tailor by pr,fcssion, have worked
81 the ! fadc for fifteen years the 'eiuro am able
and DO cu my Own cln'hng. end make them up
~ nca'eS anu cheaper ~ ic than any other csab.
ishmcnt m tie CITY. II Is useless fpr thusc that
'ufiy The busiucs. aud nrc tm laiors lhrmscl,e.
q attempt competition OF Ready Made Clothing
II have large assortment a, follows:
/ Black, Blue. Blown Olive aud Invisible Green
Frnck aud Dies coats; Beaver cloth EbS aud Over.
coats; Pilot cloth Ocor-touIs. M1ckinnw md Trnu.
II nd"ut Blanket dn. cas- IN. re- do. cJssinvU d,
Y rwcc,, de-; jeans oo, oi al sizes
n have uu hand an oN' client assortment of plain
\ ,ud Il' ~ cashmere Pau.s, black aud blue clulh
Pants lined, very deSiiahic nrl.clc; aud an, guam
u'y OF cassinci Pans uf all sizes and prices. Jeans
and Tweed PANS Of all sizes and prices.
II Fave bundled Vests embracing every style and
quality.
Shirts, Wrotpcrs Drawcrs,c collars. Bosorrs. srorLs
IG"vc.. Fine aud Fancy Silk bud Satin Scarfs Silk
ldEs vi all culurs NJ qualities Together with mnny
Z 'h'r articles usually found IN Cluihiug stores
II la conclusion. my old customers aud the public
generally are invited in 6oH aud examine my stock
la considerations inr Ike kbI"i patronage heretofore
/ Sicnd'd tn me- ! have purchased E1rg.r Std
Iud fer them at CHEAPER RATES Than have ever
/ ono bc iutc
Recolieci The cheap cash clothing store of
H : RICE.
Il oct conner Of Main & Nlumr, Sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

No 4b VAN 81, a feiD doors 0boUe Me bookstore u
VIM. j Roth
WHEELING. VA.
= ESPECTFUlLYi IN forms the Ladies of Vince.
= ling, that he manufactures Ladies' Shippers oi
al styles aud CoLORS, of superior qualify and
beauty. He Warrants all work from his shop To Toe
snre'ior 10 Eastern manufacture, aud will be sold
% per cni cheaper
The public are invited Ia call and satisfy Them,
:, Ives. ION inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14
NEW BOOK BiNDERy.

TENlIE subscriber would inform
"a his friends aud the public gen.
orally. that he has opened Bndc.
~ on Main street. one DOR north
Of Dorsey's Lottery Office. nnl i,
prepared 10 DC Binding al lhe short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14
NITED STATES HOTEL.
WATER STIR TT,

~
TDNlIE undersigned respectfully inform the put.,
n. lic, that They have leased The absvc bonse
Tor term OF year,; have had it entirely re. nodeled
and very much improved in the arrangement of !,
rooms and rorchesi have had it newly and hand.
somely pllnlcd, carpctcd and pnpetcd throughout
ami newly furnished. IN style unsurpassed by any
Hotel ~ lhc West Every article Is entirely new
oHd the whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They offer The accommodations Of The house 10
ihe public. fully determined, that oil guests shall
hud nj their house, cnlcnonmenl that will not fai
iU Hli,ru satisfaction.
From The superior arrangement OF lhe House and
Table. and The location Of The house in front Of The
Steamboat landing, they indulge The hope. iha
Lcy vii receive liberal share of puLc patronage
may3 MITCHELL e. CALDWELL.
TO SADDLERS & CARRIAGE MAKERS.-
= HAVE just received large assortment of
y Sheep Skus suitable pf Pad Skins. which will
be sold low or cash. Black Harness Leaf her, ais,
constantly hand
ALSO l50yafds pl.n ard fgd India Rubber
clftiaro clph ycry superior ouicc for carriage
covcrsi an assortment also ol India Rubber carriage
aprons; Just received and ~ salc hy
ocI SAML MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

q JST FECElFED aud ior sale very lo,y ~,
o. PRYOR y PAULL. Uh,hsqk D,,..;,,.
l6l Market Street, WINK LING.
40 Bfls Whining
2 casks Fresh Chamomilc Flowers
eases India Rhnb1rb Root pflme
30 gross Supcrrf Bla,kns
cases small Sicily Lqnofto
- boxes Ground Mustard ~ 4 cans
~ co Pcppe,
ID do CiuramJn
do Cloves
do RICE
zoo kegs White Lead
= ca-ps Sup Whine Glue
800 600 Percussion Cans
lu hoScs CASTLE Snp old ard d,y
10 bl.kcts Fresh Olive oil
Q bds Refined campbor
do cfcom ci Tartar
J case Chiuc.o Vcmdl1n
= bales India Soma
20 boxes DtIlou's SOAPS in cakes otd bars
cock Nuimtes
"D lie English colonel
IUl DO American go tr.i
( 'OACU TRIMMINGS fcr,l r.t. f,,.
" Gum Cloth P1ien Dash Lcfhar. Bra. ,,.I
5 o. Hob Bonds, o. carc' S.ump JOINS. c,,,h
Larr' DC. Sc Sc. at The ilarIy,tc Store AZ
s.p - OFT g GREER Whr,lipr. ", \
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
MUSIC

,-isut-cri5e-s are noyg iIn.saiar ea!sEey 9e,'
o. o. o,a 10 es az Vil 4, ne ~ en 10 keep m
t,1r 5,ci orre lie improvement co'JSt' IN n hap fia.,
,ir b. ro7r;Iri.Jn obvntn- every objection Isfe
ssse nv the nc VI rstac piafe in Iufus the tone 70
.,.t tr,-roo,s GLENN ROGERS l. CO
,,a5 i52 Fu,iOn-Sireet. East s6e, bf"1cwaJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

LOUIS PHILIPPE AND QcErs vIcrosrA --rhe
lawful subjects of both taese celebrated people
were exceedingly entertained by their display Of
friendship on New Years Day. Those visits they
have made to each other, have not proved sufficient
but It was uso necessary 10 eat New Years din
Ger off the same OK. We expect shortly 10 hear
that Louis Philippe aud Prince Albert viii call at
some porter house in Cheepside for tho purpose Of
tnking mug of "halcand-half' together.-Queen
Victoria having purchased prize OK, offered,
through the French Embassy, srioiD, rump, and
an aitch bone to Louis Philippe for his New Years
dinner; I" ihe offer was graciously accepted" and
tie combination Of joints, weighing a stone, OF $50
lbs, was expressed" through TO the Tuileriss.
Next New Years We may expect Louis Phi!irpe
will forward "to ssr Majesty the Qaeen," some 50
stone Of frogs, by water, and we shall see in TIC
papers, how "tbeir royal tables 4, the TnileriPs
and at Windsor Castle, were both supplied with
Sappers of the same frogs, which il is presumed
their Msjesties enjoyed With gusto less cpicureai
than healthy"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
icpuRS. Oct l. IsS.
NJ. James y. NowaI-
SIR ..T'bWi ntS,J.l.t,
a. - .-.i-5e,. 80 .t,fs Gs:-s.s-sSr
F.fgtye err ~ . = 80

rsvi alc5c:pe rgrra 'sl sDcY ra'a -1A.a matter
( fs-e tla ads s7s VAR. t,asi iic- oT sly ilgrs
isots de;riaia 1st. = cigt-7i Ion 9t ysgii
i{. - r-7 lsr1 ne t-n'neni vi ths
ciyst guFe p-ierr ts ,si Sth.s iot eisa years,
Ftasi - '; r.1ieH' 5l9 81 20 iI,1 eIa ,p
si,7v7 e. i.,a ,.r ra yreIss WIS restored tc perfect
hti fhat 1ci RS teca sold with eea'sCtec sre-
dance 1-or' - eiis:' / so, oi tnr m m2oglns
d,,s1gs. =, yi - NtT EHEl ~. Sl,pHFMLt. IlEEG-
kG'tu sEriIi \, HRpHgIlIiS, fEEER SORES
gLi - - ittfNtt'S Jltr ~ -, ifIpFtHtS
Pi PTS s r'ia TacE. si,NIp !iEAp AND AL
OE Al. .-iygEE STATE pf FHN Hlpcp. Tire stfca-
esleTag and - ge',s are ,fn a'-"ni3a' p7.y one Ia
BE spa.u! BE ,agsG .by siuit lpralnS O.cre
ae whic urY pI2ducrs on- ;.aci 'Tai., n most cases
s0 acts seae laiha7c rcrsSflnc ne Npneiitc and
general 92 ~ ls ra-cut cars!ug Az casr5 sofes 10 d
r7prcs rgl- pilsy sni psDagciGs cdacty ltefaiva
o. TIC u. rt9- ard "rocar'rTE psiest scion
I',-5r- .s,qs p s9git ,e:raia ssn u. asa OF ali
:a'ga , d a q aisy 'aa'oofi i ia J, y9I Fsfaeh
G4lsrs ace - pis s'roa prtos'sths custom Hnue. hs4
Y5r rnl ~ As-ps HoEss iiu SO and ~ Broadway
cnru5r ;l1jwas lr'i 4tairrc rc1l 40. :: Front s-Ts
10 80 l'st ot ns fi and 20 l;oweF5 No - Faloa
=rrot ~ - and 3s tgts5r md 3 HAn rood stIc7t col
fIcIzar 10. and s.cet 21 i5- sad ~ Greenwich
street no. tarj - ,hst-T M iSa tVeh9rsce.
!s.oosiy1 J. ~ -ia eo,nsi OF .aut0G sg5 Cranbelyy.
a 5ets c.t W. An-IcT,, cqa-a. auild;aIs. co!na: III
-, d t. aId - ~ ;he asill oni dtugsis'7 Ia lEs
j;.V 3. -.es.,e, 10. % Beavg,-s;: Clinton nuldnr..
8 2sr r, l 9sa h%- g. i ASG25 S5 i95 y lSasy
jVh9.ssai, AEsHt %; ii'ade'phir: Bush * fiityer
:. COLBY M. jji Pearl-Strcet, N. Y
~ tslg tie 77.ce anal gu. number of Ger
GCa;st ai ,:aria' Uar be eep ln' olaiHcd any u
tse above pSfoS nai isodlm "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
s}l THE NORTH

cz,, sCHAYcE OF FLpcAT!9.N1;tiE! 1tiEiTEp I! y : =
sST.iTES M3H IL; I'VE ETH 3 (, ~ -,
ii't:5,.lie = ,s a5i yVcs.cH, gnirgqls
., EJEEEl l.. CsB.'9 r. p,,r a. te 6o e oo.r,eii
.'-r,:. ii-..r. CSa-,is7 cyrsq:eI) uttt- \ y =,
,5i9y sc-., l -s on M vns ndeepor,. of;s, .,
rsuis on Railroad; sHi ..3oa, cHa''" oil 'a2EA'
"' ~ Fl ieisiI. irrin ,ay ~ 81, oeiock A. ~
- fsTt,er f1iJftnce 10th 20 feisr ,iil ta..alg'
.iy 70 g. H. Ierry. bgca tie o'iice ~ SontteS',
lreqi Roosevelt Liv,ne55on .e, & 5i3
Eypreg n;ec. s!'ay,Te0t K, u a'S'1' ,,..
.--.,s i WINTER MAI. LINE fQR A'.bS. J..55.
- 5.t,Foa- ;'niiyell's. lygst roa, e9a F...
,5rsgzi 10 Aibaay By S.esn9ae snt Sisa't J. f7is 20
s;.u- S1z = -ca,s: 70 NcriaHr. = &, IT, l .-,
fc7 boat Per ~, o t,,ar.'s;rss t>9U sir-l }. y 'h'
sss save i i4l from ot ,idcs ol Tie Nerh E..,sr
trru.a-.1-ei. az. ;nc ,Tfe7i % 1c nnsi at FHpsrAe
fo. P+ssss - ffai-bi a.py on toe' OF 10 r . sehpz'
Iss1-'5. lNTER ARR ASGGllgYTi, :, j., iSi-,2' "a.
- - NElf.YORk IL ERIE RAILROAD tiNb-
81 for >Iildistoyya !era md MIN 3's-oedete P,oe i.
-.Ethe foot tot Diane street eVer n'''uinr trNr''t
SI.A t ;e5t III .isSfshoa leaves lie foot or pl-
are siret ys;y Tuesday, Tbarag aai Saturday afternoons
a,@sG;EE @ ;E ss?gi's X Ya7 q ksa:faa15 ksEYa6S ise'
Stage leave slddle,o.srugont the arrival Of ire cas- ans. ego-
vey Passengers i thea Olyeso Bnghampieo Careondae'
ii'utNtAft ti'''i4' &C.
- @a TgT-yQRK AND GtKL.5a 5i. h e. ''f'.-
5ts tlnaad at'ar 'afe5a' - Zee cas- VIII 'an 's '-
-5va- 5ay !iai;,5 iIafe,, street. sors,e;la Eori
ham tii.laa.s' Badge. iuni. Bridge underhE' R'ad
l:eire. Hat CrHe end White iiain', ~ 81 " w
= sSs; !, " i as' G aise Tor City HaIais s5As.;i' ''
Laws rgcssh-, cr City Hallnts . 4 X: u = \ NJ
/, sys = y jFs 2lan. got City Hall IL ~ 81
: F,ac5, ri : tan y cave the City Ha atie ;5 Leave
ire Itssicfssier IN. viii stop ont arc; leyrr The CI
Garden gn1 5.i. y m aNtI en- 1 I.li -, m @ & y
-tle ~ tar 1tS- anger a.aa; The !.ns.
Extra Ha,eu AId lrT1isiar'6 Rams, ''t ''t tr N'
i1ye ts Iai Tor iiallla' en' aioan't at 4 ~ -.
lavs. Sio.aa7 or Cy lirl, ats NJ; 10 n: 2P NJ
n : ~ ''.e' - '''s WI : cARMAN. sse,ry.-
1t 'it -. ;''.tiis = iss-in- l' t,..f. !, g.
- Cf'csGiae. t'7'o'sI. 'r' ''-7sii
-.-l,. j, ...s l.-., .Oa ueasa. -s,.ss i..
F.' s-.- ,'- ts--aU $3.50 .-5.s i.ii ai,-
g-lr -sr : * as.l:f.t ~, $50 '.oa--h
,scz.;.ts 4s 't-rs-.. 3 lll ~ .' ..7--s 7.
jaY', 's,. o'' rsli5s .'ei1g 1,asa'9 NJ &
81 ~, ...t-i.l -.t1 20 81 p -l1.el "a, I,.'-.
I'll. q COS i.tN3 !oR
s..-s.s> l'oint Cod sp..nE nd Cor1Tai.
70 arfra15rt HIGHLANDER. Clpt = 'FaEIs--p. 'sll
e7va re u-r 5t, 90 I.aTeS :. e.-r; 'iandaF llf5H.5
i;-.ufr- ig l1a7e Ns7v.lrgh e.=y btoatsg q. q y
-. '.',este, -,i E,t'r- - z. -.
r,-fo-g rs=ega. arpi7 o ~. ttsaE .. 9aso l"s
5o1 a-s i- %; .'~-rors ~ L 'sa--s aio' i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Graham, II

rF- Graham EOusc-FvoS+ Arrangement
ROSWELL GOSS ms friends md the public TIM, he
has enlarged his BO.4RDiNG ESTABLISHMENT,
known the Graham House, - Barclay BY adding 'n
the adjoining house, and prepaed 10 accommodate tran
50arder> The most favorable All
TRENDS ol Temperance cesG. cuet home, end freedom
Iom ,ae fumes oqcoho ind ,obacco invited To pnironze
this house. The Vegetable System with the choicest
fruits, whcA the market afnfS vii b strictly aGher.
TO- but the will be served Tor those who pIeer the ordinary
mode. m,Sei de.
Croten Shower, Warm and Cold Baths. fee.
cS u ROSWELL. GC)SS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

e BRO i,if-SF.-J'0s 81 E. h. substantial Brick
"a fi.s: % .Du1it No. - ErvurrSt ect on
;t be south side bstyvcrr T;omiscn ea -JiiTHn-Sf-.
r.Ita an .iisy-vfy et.rg orr prirr q;
ami T.. ANTHONY ;. 81 ECKER = { o
- it- M BinGa = .NeBt lr al street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
aNlcnSterS

sc Emily cott. of mad FOR Baltimore; from Smyrnn. 18th
Oct with FIGS. &c. St Thomas i inst, distress
Brig Motto, Hammond. Of and from NYuk, about Dec7 Tor
Tundnd cuba, uso put IN between ih and 9h inst dnHs
ed. No particulars.
Sch Exact. Norfolk for Nantucket, went ashore the
flats Edgsown. about ii inst where she remained 2i'.
with NHn'ucke uup nl0nSde takEg cCt e! cargo OF com
VIII ret oil without damage
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Spoken. &cI

Jan 60 lat - 60 lon H. iei m with vessel bolton up, about
80 tons, the water washing over her.
Dec "a, no lat buC Pacific, of Provincecwn. Is d out
cruise, no All.
Orleans.
Ian 90 at 2t 4o lon 20 e bark HumN from Boston for Mo.
hehnL lost lb boen and fore tnpgnllpnt Ene
on tie North cd .e Of the Gulf Stream.
Jan a. lat 20, Ion 20 A. brig Ponce y It's from 81 Domingo
for Bost
for Boston,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

EXCITEMENT ~ CA1TARAUGus CouSTY.-An
exciting incident hns j1si occurred al Forostve, in
Causruugus County, The details of which are given
in Rochester paper as declared at sieeing OF
citizens. A msn by the name of John Strarns, III
the employ OF Edward B. Kingeley, Esq, won the
affections Of the daughter of the latter, girl OF
twelve years of age, eloped with and married her,
She then returned TO her paraDts, and length her
marriage TO Stearns was disclosed them; her par
epts agreeing TO receive her no their house, while
Stearps was arrested for violation Of The low of
marrying girl under Ii years of oge. Searne
however perssting in claiming his wife, but beiog
resisted, at length procured constable from Buffalo
with precepi, TO 60 her parents house and carry
her off. Her parents on the representation of the
officer that he was acting by legal authority and
would stop at Forestviiie accompanied by the par
entr and satisfy them Of his authority, agreed to lei
her go with him. But IS soon as Paichan 1.-THE
cons,able) had the girl in his sleigh, he put his
horse the run ITO carry her off but was pursued
and taken by the citizens about four miles from La
grange during the capture he endeavored to use
his pistols. The meeting, upon these facts, deoouno
ed S,earns. the magistrate who married the pariiss,
and resolved protect the parents of the girl by all
legal means. The paper adds,-"the excitement has
evidently reached warm height, and may be fol.
lowed by dep!orable consequences"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
prs.l.c 500 nachanrc-l.y. q.
Sales os Reni e:a:e jan. :.
"a Dill. e. T.,

DE q. !. B{ccckeT 4 o.
4sory lrirk store 10 I39 Greenwich lat = feet front
md rear ll3 # deep -id-, 10; mo otlef; lS'D
Premises No A5 Pshist Continuing three ,toiy DlcE
,inre, t0rether 5 tt front. g 49, u deep on one
SIDE sex cber lot 81 II font 2tl rear, ~ ise' c
story bfck or.e M 60 Gli-sj. house 2i3i feet 'front.'
S5 rear, by ~ Il deep, WIN ~ br lS.a
lot 2 font, + Jy So deep on one ''de @ o6o
ers brck house q !V6s Washington Place; house 2 ~,
Bv .ip7iil:s Z Rollins.
brick house M tiahfgn-gt: house % by 3a n,
with story lD g II vide 20
story Brc! lon.e - S5 lnce st lot 2i9 front. ils
deep sufe Iz0 the other ,,0I
Premises No "a bf0ve, running through to W. wash
DsoH Place: lot q by $50, with the three S,ory BRICK
buildings thefeon-two o them entirely finished 80
story hou,e NV OF College Place and EObnson-si.
with lease The lD: % by $50 n house g by 60 IT, L. 600
By ~. H. Franklin a SOn.
IL lots between Clifton and jefferson streets. fronting
on South and Q Water street eGcl "A feet front by
ofaboUt 70 deep, at SO 900 each G0
Bukhead N front OF the South street lots IA icc... lc
t No. lo5 Monroe p by 100 feet
By Haitfsy {. Jeuhins.
Lots nn lth street, between avenue and ls avenue. -
Dy Slsa 1eei--. u ~
I.od adjoining .................. cC0
BIZ H. H. .IjcCarthy.
No. 1l3 Elizabeth street, betsenn Prince and Houston
streets. 2s4 feet front, 2l4 rear % deep. $3.50
Stable and lot No. Lafayette Court 81 feet by 22. loo
TIE Annual Repor: OF the Banks of 5'is-onri or
1914 compared with 1913. shoS increase oil the depart
The greatest increase has beeen in specie which rear
y double. the increase in the circulation.
STATE pASK or MISSOURI AND BRANCHES, pEC. 81. 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
.Arriyn,S.

Brig Helen Mcleod Lands. Of Baltimore, IS ds fm RIO IA
nero. cpieo TO order.
Bfr ndus,ry, Baker (cf New EIayepl ls Is m poin Pee
tiaud-i-upo, =: Us CtoiN IN ballast, bound Ia New"
Haven.
Brig New.York, aicnmau ds I'm Wilmington, NC. naval
Ufs Port" Rico, Caldwell. d; I'm Wilmington, NC naval
Sioop Emma & Eliza. Be,se Wa1ehnm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
He T IBU N E
From "Tho Diadem' for isl5.
THE DUMB CREATION.
ny ,Srr q LYNCH

BY ANNE c. LYNCH.
DEAL kindly with tbos> speechless ones
That ,l;roag our slEdsome earth;
Ssy no, tire beauteous giS;of life
Alone is nothing worth,
What though zirh mournful memoriee
They sieh 70, for tho p,s,7
What though their ever Joyous hcie
No future overcast
No aspirations fill their breas,
With Iong;ngs underlined;
Ti1ev live, they love, snd they ara b!est;
For what thsy seek theS md.
Phey see no m, atery IN he slars.
No wonder ia the picin,
And LIES enigma wakes in iton
No questions dark and vein
10 them ear,h is 6aal home.
bright and blest abcdr;
Thsir lives uncoasciously h71 o.
Ia harmony With 6od.
To this fair world our humau hcasrs
Their hopes and io3gines bring
And o'e. its beauty and iis bloom
I'neir own dark shadows hlog,
Between the uture Hpd the past
In wild unrest we stand
And ever as our feet advance,
Retreats the promised land
ara thoug1 Love, aT7e,aId " ea!th aud Power
Bind 10 iheir gi!de9 band,
We pine TO grusp .ho unait1ipe5,
The Something stili beJ oDd
And, beatiog On their prison bars,
Our spirits ask more room,
And with unanswered questioDiDg-,
They pierce beyond the tomb,
Then say thou NOT oh doubtful 5sa0r
There Is NJ ihe &c COM;
That ia some tearesscl cloudises lard
Thou shalt not End thy home.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
MARINE JOURNAL
poRHoE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cleared.

Ship Ausan, Baikman, Charleston. G Sn,ton.
Barks WaIace Young Savannah, Edes; Globe Brazeef
Brig MarsSrei Aun Hendrcksoa West Coast of Africa,
4 Furphnm <
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

GS- Leeciies and Cups applied by Alr.MAGNUssON,
Of Broadway nnd BroOmcstee, entrance in Eroome
81. New, York.
cs r Siearps. Or Berger, Dr. Weed, Or Sinclair, Or. D.
Smith, Or. Qunckenbos.
Rt.t Swedish I.eeches constantly on hand MS 3n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
bi.Ral0kEt.yE- < COWS IirGITIGN. "a. \

The above iiie ORIGINAL cnd only GENUINE prarnr1.
ton if2r Ms ysunoie ir@e al others teng fcttpu auu
I5ngfee 70 III y w corner =" E'eh;h and Rnce rset',
sion and oher Throughout the un,on 10 exce BIZ fa all
ether remedies ever iee4 TO the pubic for the OF the
~ Keep the name Of Or. sWAYNE in visg, Eighth
and Race, Pll!afclphin.
,,AeENrs-!! law land Kecse & Co New. YoFk; d. w H.
Minr, coz Broad way AID LHirs. Il. = Sands, 1s3 Bow
fry; E8 Wn[e, 05 B+eeeer \. City; &c. Heys,
John earson Rah.as Jpha geshuue Vow Bfunswick \:
i; J. = itaJroa s!eri Mass: W. T. Pierce, Albany L
u swan and !! ~ WiEsoy, Rochester, y. y. RackG.
Bqil Toy Spulding 3: Ha;F'nc;ou and j. Green g. Co
Nofrestef Anss.. JOhn r. Hall * TO io-on; Harvey SsJ
more, Hartford; Conn; f. fodre. Buffalo. n. Y. William
MoEi-cmeEy, l.ansngbury. \. Y; r. NJ. Cohen &, CO,
lhaest0n, = - Andrew Oliver q Co. New. Orleans; r. &
j. hdaTs and =. Scleme, Ct LOUIS; WIN. ilHE. Pfsbdrg
4. y. iiinmsn. Cincinnati a52m'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
nkGETEREs EIgl .sE5S.

Tnr'ED STATES DAGUERREAN G LL.E3Y l3E
Bro. nVPSY. Ifi' I'AIRS.-G HHlIE .uat re-
F-rclfi, cal; 50 aai1n ~ czepg and s5-aH75 vfEiEs
t ef- 10 :fs s'aaii collection ~ iie .o-TJ
...a @! n g-ulps r1s 70 4. pf-sun On h- aua aafs
,7sn af hzas5g = scc'2cy Of tai557 'a;i'i - 80
-H. a cnG- thsrs-s- OF r-1ici We rsurs ~ 'i1ie
-ta-5sf r. 10 ma scsr,eaeFi1 ''s AuzIrr-s
TIE American! ipzuls s iais exhibition tg.37 'if
= r ~ .irs I7.!u o. ne hsz. lgucr-eptype ksHa7s-
., ffe erGcp'nG E1d g5ssli cIsc =a@' ' sHc'nss oi
n the trrs;,ayltg o. tis PartrGiz.
Nj Ve sGos agent IN Eaw York o; me =eT7 .rcerig!
imported German Cams and ~ otnef sste oins1 IL
a. cry or SAFE they Gs obtained.
y B.-ln29Te German Cgl'e,as. sisc rsnen ard A'7
i-E.5rren- .! ere veg t--1 craifs rH +zs 'r-e-
'tsTr'cair .cilsl r. s.z'aTg-iE. e.c-
.NE'cs C@s. it1HuactJ-y sslz ,6s l2rSsi ard fn-t
srse ~ the lr t:=5. ke eaabsI from re cus:..F
81 .. aIi Esclscaty;a Miniature ia.rs, 70
a. --7: s-"- TIER Gth-5 1i:ss m 'riT7 ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Esssen.cra Saiieh

IN ,A: yarket sAr Louis Philippe for HqrreDr Jane,
nayis Rev James Ryder. Of sorretown College; Rev Nm
Wiley Prnvdance Mr. Baton OF Philadelphia: q Costor
# N6w Yeik Edward Hdcrbrnnd Of Bnz: Theodore Wal
CT of PhiadeI2hiG VIM :. Li.ngsion oi New York; pu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

RfACHINE BANDS.-Tho following ausohei;ed oplaion
lfRo! India RGobcf Machine Bnsdng. commend 10
rbe attention Of the interested. HORACE III. DAY.
Succcsso, % tho RoN5ury lrd5 Rubber Co.
NORWICH, Jan. IS. lsi5-Dsar Sir: Above please nad
our draft the balance ot aerount against
We take esuro IN syns that aitei tu aad Ian. TIA!
OF Rubber Banding. that Uf the purposes ot which We
have used TO drive heavy ch machines with aU band
that Svcs Us the in!ea! saiisiscton loars truly
MOSES PIERCE,
9s Agent Norwich BleachtOz ald Calenderias Co
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
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l. F!iiifta; = al. frEi a-' s11-oas ga -..a.
u B-Svz,'s5 l.o7 80 siH7-7 - f7T5a7i ZEE -'
- WARRANTED CAsT~STEEI. .EnGE
[zss- 'Jf}fiI-S-'. . rsai -crui1c tar--- 5 Zoos
ceeo o1ir Le h5d ATS aii7rl2g.s rec. . s-=
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-.n... ..e.-s.=s 4 c-l Z-c"iflIl. 1asii''
s1 ~. :. 10 - : i1paaree. rrd other torres sanr
ii s.f'esy qrs na my r11se. uii are c5-rei ~ t -
nine =Es soii. sya. Rs-1 is ala ajaed-hs having
81 ,sts ~. o.ss-S. ~ ag,ar,p rs :-' JOHN tGN6ER
r-1IJf,3P TAIL RcCrLE Yr}e suizcr' 'er respectfully
.1-rus is freni< nnd the public tHai be constantly Es
- 1i n nbe and Tea Knives, l;ai ) 81 20 = ~ -r e
18th f-rve5s .nd ~tsei. to r;a, afa me hs5'I, W
iie and Pea Knges iie, ti"rn.a Silver and bi.iiia
e, and Iar Spoons. rad guo, E-JTtneut % EfiiAilih
!vare such u, Coffee ard Ten Po lng5 o y1T9us pa.
r--r s sizes 6 &c ilso. tn arc !a2paIqed nate ana
Too -Ifv. Of var5sfs and quanes Ats-. HsfGwae
and TE5f1uyara ss - Pots, Ne,t"=. &c aHlfnus Dr.
E@ss - a-isn,ers Tools, caea7 ms o ihs pest qua:
Rrsieis snch 4 Tub p3.5 l'.bonr5 Clothes Hoes,
tS,cis1 Row a.,i Cfoa.g. Tiny BIe,ns. Caalss- 'S
Eat rl0irs French Tfas.u BasE.7, &c. aToa S-i4v
aY, Spr; Ba-s SC. Lsevy;se, Gsishes nt nnei e-IE
kind ;i, as fla Scrub sGd pas ant Dusins SfusAes
80 Fi5= Teeth sft! French BesS..c ,cn's, &c *
pie,r-. cali at T. <; !nHs<7oss = Cat2fiass 'Ffe
49,, Ill ind nm excellent as0rt,:ar aud All very low.
Se' r Z. JOHNSTON. 3S Catlnrine street
y r. TOYS Of aii dtsrT. Juhas al whci!e snd Teisil
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

- FOR LONDON-iesulqr PdcGei ef lst Febraarv-
e The spentit hrst cis.S fist-alng Packet ship SR.
80 D'AIUi, Capt. CladgycS, .vIIi pos.t.yay 81! as
above nc regular ay--HEyps very supsfG, arrdmmot,
tons o- CABIN Second ah HHd Siserage Passengers Per
sons wishing % embark hous se mtuedile appicnion IN
II Ifl f,-s'iiss, 80 :, SifnI 1 n. nc ;., u,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

FOR LlNERPOG!.-RaGCr. n Plcxer or err
s zHi 7 sul rdd first cll.s fast sang aQket
g. shiF PATRICK HENRY. Cap;. Deisno. w pos.
tSey SAL a. s50.e Ecs regular day ayug very sun-rinr
arcor ~ cabin. er0sd cabin nad scernge On
ger. Persons wishing 10 embark should make mined ute s;
pLcAiIrn on beard. iOc: ot Burirg sip. orto
JOSEPH iIcMUBRAY,
- 100 Plne-st. cong. of South.