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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-24
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For the Voice of Freedom.
CASSTUS III, CLAY.

CASS1US M CLAt
Hail! sons of Kentucky; voice now is pleading
That speaks forth the truth without fear or dis
NAV; bleeding,
Espouse, then, the cause Of your country that's
Give ear to the warnings of Cassius M. Clay,
His name stands unrivaled in all your dominions.
He's freed his own bondmen and thus led the
way;
And all who believe and embrace his opinions,
Shall gloriousIy triumph with Cassus M. Clay
He'sa friend toyour slaves in their deep tribuat'on
Tho dangers assail him from foes in the way,
Resolved 10 relieve them from low degradation.
And give them their freedom, is Cassus NJ Clay
The sound has gone forth through the cold north.
ern regions,
New England's Green Mountains will surely
obey; [gions:
Subduing each tyrant, like Rome with her le-
The champion to lead them is Cassius NJ Clay
The slave may rejoice, then, in anticipation,
That tyranny's minions ereong will decay,
That blessing and honor in loud reclamation,
Will soon crown with victory their Cassus M.
Clay.
His name will 90 down TO remotest ofages,
And nations unborn will rejoice in the day,
That slavery 5 forgotten with misery, her wages;
Ascribins the glory to Cassius M. Clay
Go on, noble hero-each bosom is heaving
JIith joy ful delight, and TO God do we pray,
That the slave may be free: and we joy in be-
he'ing,
That Heaven will prosper our Cassius NJ Clay.
Then, sing the loud anthem, for justice is goam-
ing [sway;
To free the lone captive and WELD lis proud
And freedoms fair banner with glory is streaming
To crown him with Iaurels, our Cassius NJ Clay
Far Haven. April 1915. l.. PHILLIPS.
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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-24
For the Voice of Freedom .
COMMON SCHOOL EDUCATION.

COMMON SCHOOL EDUCATION.
Much has been said and written of late,
on the important subject of school edu.
cation, and ! am happy to observe, many
pertinent remarks, and judcous SUCCESS
tons thrown out, worthy the consideration
of every friend of moral improvement
But if mistake not, there is one other
deeply interesting and highly important
part of education that does not receive that
attention which its importance demands.
| shall therefore in this, and perhaps 10
one other communication, make very
few remarks, expressive Of my views on
The subject.
Seek you to train your favorite boy,
With caution every step employ;
And e'er you venture to confde;
Let his Preceptol's heart be tried.
Weigh we'll his manners, heart, and scope;
On these depend thy future hope"
1t must be ackno wledged, that for few
years past. there has been a greater and
more general thirst for learning, and a
greater sense Of the importance OF educa-
ton, and that greater pains have been ia,
ken by parents, and fathers of towns to
have children and youth provided with bet
ter and more constant means OF instruction
than formerly and there appears to be
many at this day who are very soicitous
to introduce very radical improvements in
common school education, not only in the
manner OF conducting them, but by intro
ducing new elementary books, that great.
ly facilitate the youthful mind in the &C.
QUESTION of useful instruction. But ap>
prehend there is still room and occasion
Tor parents and towns 10 extend their i'm.
provements still further. The dictates OF
right reason, the laws of morality and re.
ligion, point out, that it is highly be6Iling
and necessary, that children ard youth
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-24
BRANDON, Thursday April "a, 1916,

of their children. So the freaks and fan
cies of child, may emphaticaIly be sale
to sway and TO rule. 1.-THE scholars are
pleased, the parents are; if dispIeased, pa.
rental dissatisfaction is the inevitable re.
suit. If the children think the teacher
ought TO be "lurned out,"a school meeting
is warned, had, and his reverence dis
patched, amid the triumphant shouts of
some eighteen or twenty OF his pupils.
who have been permitted to attend, and
answer as Judge and Jury in the CASE
These are not exac geralions, but in too
many instances true. And we hope that
bare mention of such lamentabe pro-
ceedings, will be sufficient TO rebuke them
5. There is another absurdity. very
common at the present age Of the world,
which demands passing notice. The
custom 10 which we allude, for such it NAV
properly be called, is that Of dismissing
teachers for slight and unimportant cbarg.
es. 1t reflects no great honor upon dis
trict, to employ three or four school teach.
ers during a winter, and is certainly mol
very pleasant 10 individuals removed
One OF two things is undoubtedly true in
the case. A teacher has either been en-
gagged Of a very limited CALDER, because
he was cheap, or the school and dislric,
fall considerably below meuocrilv in
civilization. The latter consideration,
however, not very probable. But be this
as it may, it is undeliaby true that many
Of our districts practice the removal Of one,
TWO, or more teachers every season, for no
other cause than a wil(ul, unfounded dis
satisfaction of their management. They
make the children mind, and this can not
be endured or else the scholars have no
better breeding, than 10 run over and abuse
their instructors. o, when shall these
things cease, and our district schools be-
come the quiet and peaceful abodes of or
der and obedience, of literature and sci
ence
6. Our last. and by no means, inferior
consideration, which we shall notice at
this time, is the making of dollars and
cents the standard of qualification in
school teacher Parents better pay eigh.
teen or twenty dollars per mouth, to a
man who is qualified for his employment,
than nine dollars and two shilings 10 IN
individual whose ignorance is his most
prominent development, even though he
agree 10 build fires and sweep the school
house into the bargain. In The first in
stance, the school is benefited, in the last,
worse than neglected. More anon upon
this point.
We shall call attention in our next, to
the duty and qualification oteachers
r. NJ. PHILLIPS.
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candid person ask themselves--"are W
doing all we can, to advance the abolito
cause'' Suppose for one moment tina
we were subject to the same Laws of tn
South Suppose too that your wife o
husband or child should be taken by vic
Ience and carried to an unknown region
and sold /! Think Ye that you coult
sit still and see this done2 without ex
claiming with feelings of indignation and
bitter anguish--!hat the Laws OF God anC
man have been broken-that reason, JUS.
tice and mercy had been sacrificed for {
little filthy lucre2 and misery and wo
spread throug hout the Land2 Yet it is true
that the Northern States do stand, ant
crouch under the 'lesty humor' of the
South. We allow them to violate, and
poin, the finger of scorp, at the Constilu-
ton of The United States. Yes, we allow
them in the violation of all laws, to inn
prison our Northern peopIe;-for What ?
for doing unto others as they would that
oilers should DO unto them. Yes, this is
what we submit to, and that too, seeming
ly without fear or shame, or even an ap-
prehension OF its being wrong. These
things are more than can be endured a
great length Of time. A nation divided
against itself cannot stand. The curse of
an Almighty Being will ia! on all who
trampe upon His Laws-who oppress>
eth people whom He has created free
and equal with all the rights and privil-
yes that are necessary for human happi-
ness. Let every STAKEHOLDER follow the
example set by the IlIustrious Cassius N.
CIav;-a man 10 whom belongs the hons
ors of seat at the head of Government:
and my prayer is, that in 1913, our coun-
try may be blest with this young Wash
ington's having the reins of Government,
which will. instead of filing the country
with dismay, raise it to Glory and re-
nown. A FRIEND OF LIBERTY.
r EN- ARKs.
Just so fast as people can be persuaded
to brog slarery home, will they act in re-
moving it. And the way to bring that
about, is, to offer our several views. thus
awakening general interes. in behalf Of
the slave. AS to bringing forward a can
didale at this time, for President in l848,
different OPINIONS exist. Cassius M. Clay
is very al dent-out,spok en-straight
forward man, but whether he will DO The
hes! man for President four years hence,
is a question for which the Voice Of Free
dom will be open in due time, should be
spared TO have the charge of i. do mol
think it best 10 devote great deal OF room
at present, to the discussion of the ques-
ton; -"Who shall be our next PresidenlW
Should WIN. II. Seward get thoroughly
converted 10 antislavery in season. think
he would guide the helm ofs!a!e as well
as any one man on my mind; and it
would be nothing strange, should he or
C. NJ. Clay be put in nomination for
President of the United States in 1885,
But we will let this drop for the present.
and do what we can to ge. the people right
againstthe next presidential contest.
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VOICE UlE IElalglADOZIo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
yiIRCINIA-x cn,xcrt$ a, Ra,o. h.l,


Va IRGINIA-IN cnANcER@ Al Rulcs held
III the CLERKS office OF the Clrcui, Superinr
Z ufi OF Law aud chnnceFy Tor the county ui Ohio.
~ Inc month ui August lSi5.
The North Western Bank oi Virginia, Cop,pia ncat
against
Matthias j. hcrs. John NJ NJ Crearv. William L
Gordon, John w Boring Ecwaul II tiizhugh
The Merchant. and Mechanics Bank OF Vince
ung, Elijah Jchsrs. Albert Buus. William
Armstrong, John II A .inslrong William Busbv
Dsfcndonfs
TIE Defendants Matthias LETTERS, .iuhn NJ Me.
Cf"ory and William r GORDON. not having cLiercd
'heir appearance sud given security accord NO tn
he aci OF assembly AMI Tie rules 81 hi. court ntd
II appearing bv satisfactory proufiha ihev are not
inhabitants OF tho commonwealth OF Yrpinia--On
m"ii"n OF The complainant 10y counsel IT Is ordered
maj Tie sntd defendants do appear here On The rs
say ct The ne-i lerRi oud answer The complainonrs
bill, and that cory of his o!ier hc forthwith in
serted va sumo newspaper printed in lie city ni
wheeling for two months sucro,sivcy. md pusied
Al front door OF The court house Of Ohio county
cory ics,c, ALEX Il LAIDLEY. clerk
r aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

Va iUGINfA--IN CuANCERI-A rules he'd
uthe Ciofk'- office uf The Circuit Sun, ri,,,
court 81 Law and Chascery tor the county of OH,
in The month al August ISIS.
lawteuce Washington aud Mar w Ws,hire,
ComP'aEaais.
against
Oho w Iicnkc ard Matilda his w,Cc. jones n
Stout aud T. 2nhelh ) his wiie. David Hon and
El5'Le,h his WIFE E'z,hcih Campbell. ! I'm
G Campbell. PARKER iCamphell and .s1bcilo Li.
VIE. Samuel lyon and Macy bis wife. John
RIirhic AID Ellen his wife. Which said Elizabeth
t"mphcii. Jlhn G Campbell, Packer Camub, n.
Nancy Lyon and Ellen Euchir. are she heir. NJ
l'w "I Fraucis G Cn,Lpbcil late uI OHIO county
deceased B,6n.,,,.,
The Defendants Elizabeth Cnnrhcll S,,n,,.l
iton aud Nancy rs Nifc. and I'm pucb,e srI
Ellen Ia, wife not having en, .cd their appearance
and given security attending To lhc oct of a.,cnhly
and The rules IT ms court. aud u appearing hy s,i
Ninc"fy pfuoi That They are Mt inhabitants OF Tho
c"mmunW eaih OF lIrginia---On uuIun ul the com
painnni by counsel II urdoreh that the said de-
lerdnns ii" appear here on the Grst day ri The next
term. and answer The compliments bill 7nd Thai
copy oi his order nc Erihvi'h inserted ia some
newspaper printed IN the city oi Wheeling for two
months successfully and posted at the front door of
The court house oi Ohin county copy restc.
ALI Y LAIDLEY, clerk.
GoOD au,I?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

Y lNGtNlA-lN cHANCERV--Ai rules hell
" IN Tho Clicks office Of the CucuiI Superior
O"nr' of lrw and chnnrerv TOR The cyuniy OF OHIO
mthe month "f August 1910
samuel Wynn William Appleton. and Joseph
smith IT, arincrs under tho fun OF Wymnn,
Appleton * Co. Compiaimants.
against
Lewis Sutton. il. md Richard 7 Davis, partners
~ der The Gm Of LOWS Sutton & Co. and jacob
Guuding, ID, GnG1h,s
The Defendants Sutton & Davis not having on
tered iher appearance ana given security According
Ia the net at assembly md The rules OF this court
and II appearing Ivy satisfactory proof ihnl hoy are
not uhahnu's Of The commonwealth of Virginia.
On muiIon ct the complainant by counsel, Il - or
de'cd that ihc said defendants dr appcar here nu The
first day at he ne II icr, aud ausN the cuml iu
nnis bill. and hai copy Oi his urier he for'hN iIh
insere. ia some newspaper printed m the city oi
Wheeling for TWO months surccssIvcly. and POSTED
~ iio i'1ui dunr Vi tho house Of OHIO county
copy iesc, ALE& L LA'DLEY, clerk
* F. aug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

AIKElNIA--IV cHANCERY--A rules held
v IN the clerks flee OF The CitcuiI Suncror
Court OF Law aud chnnccrv for the county q! Chio.
IN The month Of August lSi5.
William + Dean, ComPhiaant
against
John Gilchrisi, Daniel NJ E'gnglon Jonas Cram
hacker and William C. fin. ID. Jen9ants
The Defendant Cofin not having entered his an
Pcnfauce and gwen secnriiy according 10 the ucI ui
assomhly and Tie rules olrhs Court, and il appearing
ty satisfactory proof that he is not an iuhabnan ol
the commonwealth OF Virginia On motion o the
complainant by counsel il is ciJcrcd that the sod
defendant d" afSear here on The first day 81
The next term aud answer The cnmplainant's
bull, and that a copy of this c-icr be iorihwi
inserted IN somo newspaper printed in Tho city OF
wheeling Tor two months successively. end posted
ui The front dopr OF the court house of Ohio county.
copy lesie. ALEX r LAlDI EY. Clerk
Nelson aug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
W7IRGINIA-IS cnAXcrnY-AI Rules held

W IRGINIA-IN CuANcERY--At Rules held
H. The clerks Office Oi tho .Cireuit Supsrloe
ConrI OF Law and chancerv fr the county Of Ohio
IN the month az August 1916.
ZachHrah Jacob. Administrator OF The estate Of SAM
nel SPrigg deceased, Complainant
against -
Washington Def ri and Others. DeTendansi.{
The Defendant Jnhn Riichie not having entered
his appearance md given security according 10 the
act OF assembly aud he rules OF This court. and %
appearing 10y satisfactory proof ihnt he is IN in-
hnbiinut Of The commonwealth of Virginia. mo-
lion oi tho complainant by counsel II is ordered
that The said defendants 40 appear here The first
dag oi the ne q term and answer The compaiuani's
bill. md that copy OF this order he forthwith inc
serted IN some newsrnIe or printed in the city oG
Wheeling for two months successively. and pc led.
ai the front door Of the court house of Ohio cnnnty
copy tesic, ALIEN + LAIDLEY. clerk
4; +. aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

81 TOR SALE The suhscfibers. executors of NJ
a. TlcTan, deed. offer for sale he valuable
properly lying on the waters OF Cross Creek. Broe
county. Nrgini1. known Ivy The name Of ClsrksT
Mills. The property contains Two Hundred and
Frty ncres 81 Land. ah-nt one hundred acres Of
which are under cultivation; Merchant NJ a. COW.
tanning wu Of Burrs. aud one run Of stones rr
country "nfk, with supply of wafer IhrGiighout
The yeor good saw mill, cooper shop. klllers
house. slahrg md other necessary out huihing-I
situate within lirsl rate wheat npighborbood-
exceeding nj n mile from The Oho ri,er---snd NJ
cnicut Distance. say bei yeen three and four
miles from eIihor Wellsburg. Fo, or Steuhenville.
Ohio. ''.
Also--a Farm bc0abfTlly anil conveniently stu
atcd udI'ining the nhuye properly, containing Two
huudre and tbiUy four acres; al which about ORC
hundred and twenty rye acres are Hnder finc cut-
vnuon---Nnh n comfortable dwelling housr, bsrn
aud other necessary out buildings ~ good repair.
prd never falling ,prng oi good water near The
door
Tho above property viii he soil Together " sep.
oralcly. 20 suit purchasers and n clear and inds-
pu'oh.e tito can he gwen. Application may 10
mldc eithcr 10 Seth Clark who fesiits in Books
County. ", near The PREMISES aud who will show
iho pIupcry, or 10 the undersigned a Pittsburgh Pa.
I not sjo,cd of previously at private sale. Tbs
nppve property vii tc offered at pubic sole on the
premises un the 1T doy ~ October next. ut nom
n,d possession gwen on tho st day of prl merit
TErN.--One third nf The purchase money will
sp rcqpfcJ when possession = given. mud the hall
lucc IN thrcc annun payments bearing interest end
secured by lien on lhe property:
sc 'TEIIVAN.
sug9 Is MORRIS JONES. ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
wyI r RDHD
BLANK BOOKS, HhANK BOOKS, sc


81 . OOKSELLER,S taiioncr and BLINK Book
I'D Manufacturer, Union Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand and manufactures TO
order Blank Account Books of every de>crp.
ton. MERCHANTS and Others who are re-
quirng New Books, can have them ruled 10
any pattern. aud bo!od In the most desirable
manner at the shortest notice, and Warranted 10
give sat siaciion.
STA To NERY in all it, variety, suitable
for Merchants, Banks and Public Offices,
Alsn-A large assortment OF School, ClaSSi.
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book,
AT The rsrv l0i-sd prices. mar Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
NEW. U S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLANr

epeys The new and fast running nas.
t.iN..h SeBger steamer NEW ENG
S.Ess LAND, Samsel q Page com.
S-!A5l,NAass' mander, will continue TO make
regular weekly trips to Cincianat,; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening AZ o.
clock, aud Cincinnati every Saturday al l0A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
commodalonS, apply on board.
sTThe New England was built expressly
Tor the Cincinnati trade, AMI will continue in
the tate The whole season.
s-FThe New England is provided with Evans
Safely Guard 10 prevent The explosion of boil,
erS. leb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER

NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER.
n The new and fast run.
g tN ~ ming steamer CLIPPt r,
srE-zs--gs-l- n Crooks, commander
'>A1 - - --S'--'SS viii ccainue - make re
gular weekly Iips 10 Cincinnsti;l ea1ing Wheel
ing every Fciday evening ~ O'Clock, and Gin
cnnaii every Monday al 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
comm, d trionS, apply on 5oard.
gFThe ClipPe, was built expressly Ter the
Cinc innau and Pittsburgh trade, aud will con
tinue in the trade he whole season. feb 2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAaER
n a l.

THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
MAIL,
1 LoGAN, master, will con
q b. ~ linue TO run through the
VG;Sy....:=lsSsllii - season as weekly packet
~ssls- oses--s-1zr@afS between PITTSBURGH and
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every Wedn,s.
day evening at @ o'clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday al 10 A NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans Safe
~ Valves and IN iron roof as pTote etlon a
gainSt explosion add fire
For ght OF passage apply on board.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

NITGINIA-iS cHANcenT--A, Rules held
' IN rhe clerks Office oi The Circut Snperior
Ccurl of law aud chancery for the county of Ohio.
IN the month Of August 1915
ZacharIAh Jacob administrator Of the estnte Of Sam
pei Spr'gg deceased. Comp LainanL
against
Marx Dhuglass and Others. De(enaan,s.
The Defendant John Richie not having entered
his appearance and gwen securi', according 10 tho
act OF assembly aud the rules of this court, and IL
operating by satisfactory proof that he is NOT an IN
habiIent VI the common eallh OF Virginia--On mo.
lion Oi The complanant by counsel, il is ordered
That The soid defendant do appear here on The first
dny oi The ncI' Term. and answer the compliments
bill and thnla copy of this order be forth w l inser
ted IN some new spnper printed in e city OF whee-
ling for Two months excessively, and posted at thu
front dCur Of The court house 81 Ono conn,y
copy lcsre, ALIEN Il LAIDLEY, clerk.
* r aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
No. 205o.

1 FL RiNrERS! LOON nERE- Airchinerv ca
q Ht'd Tgg'%-'Ihc undersigned are prepare 4
to furnish To- "rIct.'ny syie,>z- pattern oi GOD
TNPE."Fnnl ~ every respect. IL nRy mann aciutsd
ia tie United : aics nj terry ~, p,icSs! a.
Our Types arc nccura'cly cut ard cleanly md
neatly flushed. and warranted not To becume IN
Jnr'9 hy any usoge tn which Type are ordinarily
subjected. Tho woods are mahog nv box.
wood. * end grain and - prepared defy tho
rrhcn rl "aiar of ihe atmosphere 4i...A.
having lds' completed new aud improved ma.
chinrV. we are prepared Ia GIL orders OF Tho
'h'r,1 r"hrs; aud heirg rructIcli prruiefs. anil
"ne ~ - hoVug riuc years cxpericure rs j,h-
printer a"rc. nlilcr ourselves as to QUE ability
To eve .a'i.hction ~ every case.
Pl-Pnrcf> that published The advertisement Of
t'lmcr 8 CO. can have their Orders filled by ur.
Md, n, err publishing ihis advertisements 10 tho
amount ni -. wll receive Their ray ~ ,yIe when
.hfoe times the amount Of ihelc hill ~ taken uni -
''ii'"rs woi please send papers containing the nd.
'e''is' 'Ath' Mai Ne tina, kuuN where t srsd spe.
cInrn sheets MARTIN &, HOMES
SW coruoro' 5, more Il 81 Sis. Cincinna,i.
aug q 5w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
B % fc 81 TO * Els.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
RODrS .TnnE

JOHN FISHER, Agt, Book seller and Station
er, No 1879, Main Street Wheeling, Va. so
cIt. the patronage of his former friends ant
customers at his OLD stand, where he will b,
able TO supply them with Books and STATIONERY
al reduced pilccs. He has now o a hand Lar q
assortment, ind is constantly receiving supple,
of Medical, Mi scellaneous,' Theological and
School Books. Also, Bibles of every variety ri
Binding, all of which he is able To n ford as
cheap as they can be gotat sny otner place in
the city.
Highes price given for Rags ia exchange.
sepl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
JOHN X BOTsFORD,


NO -, WATER ST. WHEELING.
NUAS Just received from the East very
III large anI general assortment of Louofs,
SGoARs, TOBACCO, GRocEaIEs, &C, among which
are
Q half pipes seigpeu & Dupeey'S 4h proof
BRANDY;
ar cask old Hepnessey do;
I half pipe Holland ON, fngorite brand
or cash Port Wine, superior qualify
ar do Madeira do, do do;
coz MuScat Wines;
do Claret do first quality;
5 do Cherry Cognac, superior quality;
s do Lemon Syrup;
do West India Pepper Sauces
5000 Regalia Segars;
1000 Imperial Cazadorcs do;
5000 Principe do, isl ID and 81 qualities;
large quantity of half Spanish and Cons
mon do;
20 GROSS GoiSh's MatoheSs
TOBACCO. large and general assortment
OF the most favofite brands;
Mrs Millers fine cot Tobacco;
SOAP: Every description and quality manu-
featured ny Hyde & Sons, BALTIMORE
% drums FieS;
Several bo&es Pine Apple Cheese;
Together with seneral assortment Of Gro.
heries all OF the very best qualify, which will
be sold as low as they can be had west of the
monn,ains. feb IL
NMTHIrE AND PINK LINING SKINS
" 90 dozen Whine ard PINK Lining Skins
iust Zee q and Tor sale nj ne low rates M they car
ne porchased wesi Of The mountains, nj The Sign o
tho BIC RED BOOT (iun f0)S M'CJiLLEN.