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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
c. BRINCKERHOFF's

Mis- MEDICINE Is a surs, safe and ceriaisp
Remedy in Cumplsmts Of The Liver snd
Lungs. Consumption. Liver Complaint. chronic
aud severe Coughs AID Code, are almost immedis'
a'eiy relieved and ultimately cared ny q faithful
Use of The Resioia, i've. Dr. Chiffon, the em;esns
D rnciinsi "h~"isi aud nhvaici.n nj New York, s.
iaches his certificate Stating ills entire vegetable
cosaposiiion. after he had made q careful sns,vsis.
u 10 wholly devoid Of atty irritating property. and
ma ifes's 80 decided healing and purifying au,li.
ties NJ ~ quickly alleviate The most sgeraySiue
cough and change The morbid expeciuraiion. Pains
IN The Chest end side. 20 oIien attendant on Lung
Complaints. are enecinalIy rernoved wi,hou, the
least inconvenience, Tie seat Of the difficulty being
reached muc, quicker Than by any exlespsl sppli.
ca'ion. From the reputation Of this medicine In
New York where II has heen sold fr Some years
The most indOhi'able Icsiimoey 10 given To its merit.
Certificates have been literally lowered in On the
proprietor from The best Of sources. and stating the
cases Of persons raised even when given up By ,hsir
physician. The fact Of no one single instance Of
dissatisfaction. known or oppressed. is q strong
guarantee Of It's merit. The following certificate 10
from DR. Chiffon, The well known New York chemist.
u have asalvzed a bottle Of medicine called C
Brinckerhof's Health Restorative; and find that 10
does moi contain Mercury. or any other metallic
prtpainiion. nor opium IN any OF its forms. II 10
composed of vegetable matter entirely
JAMES X Chiffon. NJ D..
c BRlNCKERHOFF. Proprietor. N Y.
Horace Everett. S Agent
PrincIpei Office SO fIud son st,eei. New York.
Agents Tor Wheeling. Drs JAS BoKER and A
8 TODD; West Alexander, Pa. BRYANT q era.
VEN aud by agents in almost every Town IN The
Uo I'm nov IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
THE STEAMSHIP MASSACHUSETTS

AND HOLMES HOLE.-Thcre has been some
very strange connection recently between the
steamships and Holmes Hole. The Great
Britain il will be remembered, which brought
the news Of an advance in the -four market,
put into Holmes Hole for the purpose of re-
newing her supply of coal. BY some strange
means or other, the news Of the advance leaked
out. probably because that "Hole" was a very
large one. and the spectators were in ev-ry
market a day OF two in advance Of the mail.
The Steamship Massachusetts,, we find,
which brings further favorable accounts of the
flour market, slipped into the same Hole, -
the Captain, it is alleged, being too sick to
reach New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

GS James Clarke, whom Mr.. Polk has lust
appointed Governor of Iowa, was a Journey
man printer twelve years ago in the Office of
the ST. Louis Republican. He was a very
correct printer and may make a very correct
Governor Lou. Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

Us- The thought has often come across our
brain. that the capital Of our country was
bcautitied with the most forlorn "ndornmen,s"
in the way Of s,atuary that ever disgraced a
nation. There have been some millions OK
pended on that pile Of stone and mortar, brick
and wood. and il is now little more or better
than a fantastic show Of folly and an effort at
euds which those who were depu,iscd to make
II were unable to attain.
There is not a room in the whole building
that does not make o man shudder at it's de-
formities. The hall Of the House is grand but
dispropor,ioned, and at the same time a blen-
ding Of extravaganza and meanness. of ,insel
and dirt. The Senate Chamber is better, but
almost wholly mean.
The ornaments Of the rotunda consist of
four panels Of statuary, in every one Of which
there are such striking defects, that no one
can contemplate them with pleasure; Penn is
as dumpy as the dunpiest Dutchman that ever
twaddled over a cabbage yard. Poe and the
Indian are squeezed so close together that the
fight loses its character, and more resembles
a hugsing match approaching. On the cas-,
an Indian is sitting on a rock to watch the
pilgrims land, while Pocahontas and her tribe
are as simple and harmless in their looks rs
the Sons and Daughters of Persia and China.
The paintings are a little better; but the sta
tues at the east front are the uglicst blocks in
Christcndom TO be called statues. 1t would
seem as though money might be saved and
taste less seriously violated, should Congress
abandon that old hulk, AMI procure national
architects and sculptors TO erect and ornament
a building worthy of the nation. This CAPT
tol has been a mistake from the beginning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
A SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER or con

~ W tlEsN vi YIN
moi hose complain of being
iiiIeD hy q reptile winch they have cherished To-
maturity IN their hOsOms when they might have
crushed u III the egg. Now. IL We call n slight
cold The egg and pieUn,y. i,himmalon Of ibe
inns-, os'hma AID consumption lhe yenomnn, req.
ne, The m"Iter viii I've more Than correctly figured.
There are mony ways IN which This egg may hc
deposited ani Matched. Cong suddenly. IL CHIT,
rIaj. ~ IN a heated INTO n cold atmu-Ihefe: esosc,
alIv " Jon ca" r0uIuve ~ I've 10 u la @ OF petsp,,s
ion. siiitg ~ s'ni ding IN n dfaugln, how cyef
SIGH u ~ The breath 81 dcnih. reader, aud laden
whh The var"r ~ 'he grave. Lying IN damn bed,
ior here 10. cold arms shall ompracp yon-ronlin.
nihg ~ wei %cl"ibing. mud nceiecrng vet leei-
'hrse and n hnnd'e ed 0lher-, nre = m of The Nays
~ which ,"" IN y s!o~ly. i%mpercepihiy. bn, sure
" cherish The creature that shall ~ iasl rretn in.
'HIcably inwsfjs, aud lie coIied about your veu
vItals, =
h"fhi 10 ii"s IN sen 'sn-eyen \ slichi cold IL m
.'o1ll matter. ~ lie frs sinck u.e wISTARS
BALSAM ~ WILD CHERRY. III. sure 10 cue.
gnd u - INC "nly remedy you ran place perleci con
hIr'ce ~. u rommonces Ut the RIOT ~ The dssase.
ard ih"i"uehly efsdieaIes ". For sole by Dr J
C~RUMBACKER la Mnin 81; aIso by PRYOR q
PAULL lG4 MnrKet ST. Wheeling VI. rovoi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

LADY.--A female with her head stuck /,
a silk bonnet, her waist puckered into tine cir.
conference OF q junk bottle, an enormous bns
Tie, end a hole ~ the heel Of her stocking,
GkNTBEMAN.-A gentleman with y Iona
nine IN one hand, a sword cane i'm tine oibey'
with two cents in his pocket, and no y,nse in
hi. head.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

AtSt. Louis. a duel was suddenly broken
of. ON Saturday week, by the Intervention
OF a warrant from the Judge of the Criminal
Court. Both parties were apprehendcd, ta-
ken before the Court, and cnn~~-n.a " Give
Lorj. 4, 81. re peace.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

dA that a sufficient u nber Of pupils can he
secured to warrant his doing 50.
RICHARD COTTON.
Meiss Creek, Nov. 18Th, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

Yesterday afternoon; 800 do. av w 230 lbs. at
"a. The houses are mostly in operation, but
the hogs are most contract lots.
BARkS-A sale Of Ia cords Chestnut Oak
at 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
Then coraqoer. we mus,
For our cause - IL Just
JOHNSTON Il ~BERRYHILL.

VA HOLESALE ED Retail Dealers ~ Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods. coll the attention
esAne citizens Of Wheeling aud Liz e " Use oil s,hsr
PERSONS throughput The surrounding country, 10.
Their large. cheap AMI well selected stock Of Fancy
and Supple Dry Good-. We will confess that ws.
40 mol pfoiess 10 be selling of al cos;. bu, No are
oe'efm'ned TO sell goods al such prices 90 win
compete with my house in Ibis or ssy .o,hsr CIV
"es' " The mountains. ihose selling "a o. coss 10
'he CONTRARY noI~ outstanding, rs We " ish To ssSsSs
our s'o'k as mneh ns possible, TO make RON fr our
spring purchases We dv Bo, deem ~ Dscess sry In
name The articles. hui will merely stale ,ist We
nave every article that }, usually To be had in . dry
gT"s Store, wiiha variety VI bottoms which ere tee
IeJhns Ia mention D
LADIES viii please call and eramins our sock
OF Canton Grape Scsrfs sumo VI ,he hsndsopes, in
NE cny' aud q a very reduced pYies.
10 HATrkRS 4.
We always keep on hand . large ss,o,s.
men' 81 HnIef's Tuts and Trimmings. with several
'sses 81 Mems md Boys Clo,h. Glazed and Plush
Cors. Enquire mr
JOHNSTON * BERRYHiLL,
po'zo No l3l Main s., Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
PROFESSIONAL CANDoR.-

PROFESSIONAL CANDOR.-"Wiu the
Rings cure depression of s~piri,s?"
asked a lady. What has caused the COM
PLANT, madam" replied the doctor; "the loss
oi my husband mournfully CALCULATED the
lady. Then you had better get a rsdding
ring" replied tho doctor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
4 N ORDINANCE establishing III. Civ d..

" ORDINANCE establishing The Civ III.
~ peossry and Vaccine lnsuiulioo.
whereas. 3 petition has been presented IN ,ho
Council Of The city Of Wheeling. nv Doctors will
liam J Bate. John FfisseII. Arcb'd s ToJJ .,d T.
a H'ldreIh. promising The establishment, with,
81" chy of M ios'iiu'ion 10 re called ihe "C,s
Dspehsafy ond Vaccine Institution" w ne unJ.,
ne h'rrc''"n o' DVeiofs Bates. F,issell. Todd and
Hildreih. fr The pnTN,se ~ pn,v ld,ss and ,,o,y.
ing medicines and medical advice ard ,eI,ef IN IN.
T"p' res ding within The city. who shall from ,,ms
y" h"r require sneh "hrt Now for The rs,, ,,.
'"i" Meet the benevolent Uiloses set Ebrih ,u aid
pei,tiuhi -"
BE u ordained by The Council Of The Civ NJ
Vince ing. /"
Sec ]. That The sum of two hnns,eJ d,li.,. l..
I"Id 10 'hr JI'ni order of The .nid William J Raj,
John russell. a ) Told aud y A Hlldreib. IN h. bv
mem 's'd on snd expended Tor The purp, ses ood
'ne "spnsf proposed and set iotIh in The nett
lion "'ofsssid, The services ~ ss.d rhysic ian. an D..
rendered gra'uiioOsIy as proposed in IN. n.,i,;o,
aforesaid. P''"'"h
Sec .. The said Physieisns shall keen an .,.o,
occoUni OF oil soneys by Ihrm espendsd a., a..
purposes m sad petition pruposed and eel fo,,h 81
ihey shall semi annually ~ ofener II ,eooi,sd 10y
der an account ~ such expenditures. Of Ibe na.t.
~ rnien's p%fescub,d Ef smI anenJ, a. nd "a -
o'hef m"nets ~ shall by hem be deemed ussCai
anil ibteresinE "'e'"'
Sec 8. should any sseonci,. oecn, in III. ,..a
? eIo OF p"y'ician'' y desfh. resignation or Ube,
Wise such vacancies shall he filed by IN. s.,,n.;,
On The feccmnenJaiion ~ The ,ems;o;a-
wing mcmhsrs ~ said Board ~ Pbr.teian. ~
Sec 4. This ordinance shall laLs ,6 =, -,
after Ne psssage "N"' wv"
Passed Nov l2lh, 1915.
GEORGE DULTY. Mover
JANIS s wnEAr, Clerk. Nos, Dc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

CT We invite the attention of those ,f,;c.
ted with an impeachment in their speech IN
the following statement. 1t is now reduced
TO a certainty that stammcriDg can be cured.
II you are afflicted, make the trial. go"
From the Morgan Herald.
STAMMERlNG CURED.
his c~eTiiiics that my son, Thornton Dor.
sey, has laborsd und a iSressinp imned !.
ment III bis speech for more than sixteen Years
] bad made every effort | could devise for his
T~eliei-eyen to having a Surgical operation
performed on his tongue, bnt without the
slightest success, until the 4h of Seotcmber
ias'' wnen he eegun TO receive instruction
rom LIT. u. kin5, Professor Of Elocution
rom Dalumore. by the great assiduity of
Prot. King. aud his own strict attention .nJ
perseverance in practising the system taugh,
my son y IOw able to tai and read Win III
dpgircp; eHsr. that one who WAS no, bstor.
aware OF the TACT, would hardly supoose tina,
W ever had been troubled in his ut~tcrance
Judglng tom what | have witnessed of ID,
King Scientific and Philosophical system as
ne Justly calls ", have no doubt that ali nj
ordinary mental capacity, who place them.
serves ndc his tuition, can be perfectly and
permanently relieved, whatever b. the nature
OF their ImPcdiment. saw also tho bsnnv
effect produced upon the speech Of a yonny
man by the nams oG BaTkley. a vc,v bad .,s'a
merer, who remained of nv house III, ,~scI.
under the professors instructions. and no c,.
pressed himself highly satisfied with the re-.
suit. " )" "
Dr. X. returns TO Baltimore ibis veck and
re "opens his institution there for the "a Int,
lie has promised to return here in octobp,
1910 ana remain through the ~inter,p ro,i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
FEMALE BEAUTY-CULpABLr NEGLrcT


FEMALE BEAUTY-CULPABLE NEGLECT.
- u has been observed by ,i.iiers fiom Ill other
coon'r'es. a. well rs by per.ons 81 the hes, ~eol,iva.
ted taste IN thus that ~ M country i. there . larger
class 81 ir'nn'e beauty md excellence ihnn in ihis
city. Yet. while the slnc-f,ier. drcs: maker aud
millincr are engaged ia ndornmg ~'nsiure's hest gilt
To man. "ns part appears almost totally aeglecied
The Hair How often do the rnvagcs of disease
lay ~o'ie The delicate form VI The fair and bcnuti>
Iul. and though Restored To h,ulit agar. yet ,hos~
flowing locks which oncc adorned their hesd.. fall
I'll. and never again return to their orig NAL beauty.
II Is Uncomfortable how any perrun, more especially
n lady. can manifest 50 much neglect on This point.
whr" a 'never.fail,ng remedy can be oh,ainci a,
NJ" b Sonih Third street. and asking Gr DR. JAYNE.
Hair Tonic. which viii perfectly restore the only
neglected p"rt Of female beauty.
What Is u dollar or two to com plere The crow ninv
point Of female bes Iyt
BRONCHITIS. COUGHS. CONSUMPTION
-Th"nsanss die annually wuh the nbove di. eascs.
Jaync's EIpec'orani never fnils Ia relieve, md per.
msnen,Iy cures nine oni of ten " hn u.r a a.. d,rcc-
Iei Fer sale by Dr. J CRUMBACKER. Main 81.
Wheeling Va. nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

The Ospcnsary will be open in a few days
at tue northeast corner OF Monroe and It'll sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

expenditure required for its fulilmen,. which
alone, when conirasted with previous cxpsn-
scs incurred by the city for hygsnie purposes,
must appear comparatively small. all Of whica
we respectfully submit, with a hope il will
claim your attention. and generous all.
(Signsd by W.. BATES.
T.. HlLDREru,
a. y. TODD.
J. FRlSSELL,
Man AYERS.
RNv. II. r. WEED,
REV. w. ARMSTRONG,
Rev. WI. WALLACE,
REV. +. COMMERFORD,
REV. w. KENNEi,
Rev. - M~.AlBERRY,
Rrv- - WATSON.
MEssas. w. b. QuARRIBR.
S. BRADY.
X. w. HARDING,
JOHN LIST.
JOHN KNUrR.
y. L. LAlDLkY,
HENRY MOORE,
J. BAKER,
The Dspcnsary will be open in h few days
nj tue northeast corner OF Monroe and It'll sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

'ERUsTEE'S SALE by vinos OF . deed %
~ T'osi ION ROi'en Guy. 10 me besrirs s.,s
aug ~. 1913 I shall on Saturday the 9Th dsy of
De'embef next. proceed 10 cell q, public sale %
'he front door Of The Court house Of Ohio coun,y.
The real csisie named in said deed Of lrusi, W win
I0i No 236 sifUslGd IN that Tari Of he Cny Of
wheeling lad oui by WIN ChaplIne. being 52e
feet font and 100 lesi deep. Together wIik the
,sn'men'' thereon aud The spI urIspsnes. ihersl.
belonging.
Terms ~ sale sesh.
me ''lle To she abVvs propery is bslsy .J 10 ~
peueei' bot selling " Trustee : shall s,vs only
'"eh '1le &c " vested IN me by said deed ef 'fuss.
nov 70 JESSE IANTZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
icy

New Styles very rich BIack and Fancy Satin
Sra'"' roSa' Satin and Italian Crsvai.. Plaid
Choking and Liidngs; Merino Shirts Of The hes,
quality; I''sh Linens; Lang Cloih, Coion Sl,iuIug.
Oi"vrs. S"sprrders. Hall Hose aud every de scr,o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

h'ch striped and Plaid Silk Velvet. Merino
D"s''me,e; ~aiered and plain Sam, Fig'd S,lL.
Whne SILK With a metal figure (some,hius ne "
and White Marseities Ye.tinps.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
OAsSIMEREs

n new snd beautiful auicie U Black French
Casameres. not 10 be found else IN This mar.
Net. Wool black. Mixed. PLAID and Sis,ped En-.
siish and American Cossimeres Of very grade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
c ii IN A IL ALL.

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE
the ships Montezuma and Adirondack via
NJ New York AID tie Nrsniau Pcnr fron Iysrucoi
he subscriber has received portion OF has Fan Supplies
ahd ~ IN" ship Hark from Liverpool. daily expected
Wy POINT be Will r"erv. the remainder Chr, M
taTtben"a Greet from Manufacturers CONSISTING Of new
shapes aud patterns
~ he regular packets on Boston % in recent q h sup
plies 81 Gas from The Manu- actureIs ani = p.pa.d In .
'eS % AMI desirable Superior good. IN Il line
To all Mo E,y want
County Merchants ans others particularly invited IN
MS goods and strong nIer MS will BE- offered ,hos
who buy for cash and punerlaI customers
large assnrarai Lad LAMPS Lo, i-s Gasses Stone
Ware &e. IN hand HT-GH A w,Tr
au - No ~ wsstJ Mains
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
THE PATENT Ga,y,,,C p,>.s
dad thTisiie's Mae nshe Fisld.


t'hI-rmarkats discovery receive Tn. ,.
non Of III" Med cal professor Of Britain and m. Go
-" s"heenily b-ng before pubic to y,v- n .
't Of d" power and .neaey The Patent Gev,pe PI,r.
n tonna To an-wer all The which VI. ordinary
he barfy or feeiTe and Magnetic machine. are u..i bu,
u' any OF the injurious shocks the nn,
eAohs ny those Instrument and other r.. No.,
siIe aho certain IN accomplishing tn. deured object
inc 'avanie Kings have with r.rf.et .rr... I'M iii
o' kheumani acute or chronic applying To the head fac.
OF imo Govt Tic D1ofcur. Toohaehs y.,- n.
sous OF S'ek Headache, Ingeon. Parsns Pa.v Eoi.D.
Clamp Paip,a'ion Of In. Heat kppoplsIy s,.., az Joi,
Lunharo spr, complaint N-uaga General D-b,y H. nr.,
~ o' nervous fnsy and all Nervous Their .raor
ons en-et upon the System In h,.x.
am certain preventive for preceding The, az
equally to Be recommended The Rnz- ar, a. .y.rv ,y
pfey ard are soh prices within the roach
a" 'h. Magnetic Fluid uei connection yfh III, Rrv.
ennr then enieient action direct In.
h'ehee To particular which Affected Fo ru.,o,.
OF The highest character efficacy Of IN.
ahe Kings and Magnetic Fluid, made To 0.,
81 they may De the Office only Az-n-
ey IN New York 10 At Sc ia Futon 81, Sun BuldinE
10 guard Eainu fraud Dr Christie ap,ants but enc ar.n, in
VI ~ ees " the ned States The only
'' Aehmon- 10 AZ ALEX DUvAL n cos,
- ".
PhCEs'-For God Rings, 81 and each for C,m,non
Kings 30 cents zach. Gavsnc Fluid. 81 p@r b.ul,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23

lust RECEINHD-
a. y hits II CfoiI Sugar. PAN p,in-
200 sdei Sol- Leather
so mats prime Man Ia COFFEE
: chests GunPowd-i sLi Y Hyson Tea
Rlck a,
500 lbs Shoe Thread
200 Cotton Tyta-
400 Lamp Wick
20 whl!e and hilf boxes HUI Clni-,
eask Zins
80 bot-- I'm Plate :OIIi aud Iit2O
- buEtles sheet IIoa-WL!cn Va will sell very low,
81 GORDON a SKINNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
NAN-EEE, SMITH & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
III 4 X ID W RE- CTTLERY

A RE now receiving, by the ships Harkawav.
Virgins asd Patrick Henry Liverpool very large
asorm'H OF Goods which have beeH
IN England on the nyoAbe TIE Stock Of Cutlery
saedey and eavy Hardware complete Offer them
TOT 'Ae 70 The country ard city traGe upon terms
AmonF the gods may be found-Tale Pocket On Iry NJ
hoaEes and other maker; Graves" "IJboon. Fs.
saws ard fse Toos OF az kinds weoi Hinges Of all
sini,; Mil Pit Crosseut saws ANVIL VICE So pr,
- Carr enters Locks Pad, Chest TIN Other Cae
ne eA' Nayl5r Co Cast and shear PIet ard Steel
saedey Of all kinds; Ares Hatehets Acres g. Of
Manufacture.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23

Interesting Hous -keepcrs.
M ODERN COOKERY in all its branches.
1h reduced system easy practice for the Use Of pr
va'r iaiEs in series of receipts been stiety
tested AMI are given with the eStciness-5y Eliza
Acknowledgement VIII cuts. TO winch ats aadeI
de'oh for carving hing and setting table OF
and measures The whole prepared for American
house keepers by Mrs Sa q J. Hale.
Also, FOR sALE,
Mis- Les'ie's complete Co1kc.y
Miss Irsie's House Book
Ms Lcslie's scErn;y Rccspts
Ms Randoiphs Virg Housewife
The Am 'rIcan fug Housewife
Ms Buniers Domestic Cookery
The Cook Ssniesnn OF the Franklin Uousc Phil,
MIS- Enis's House keeping mad. .,y
NASu a. NyoonunY.p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

nskNs idRBfS Lane n Packets bstween Richmond ant
"a uran' sih eonii.nes Their r-sua September
and Wi BE- eotnpo--d of the following ve-s-.
AiP,s na.uEiDk, Capt hIs.s H",roN
o'x phnEhNs c1p'. W. ssTra
Bag JOSEPHINE C,pt Ia. Ro,,,.n.
one Of the above thu, pae. r.zu,rv ..,v
uon we can with confidence IN. above y.-. On
~ p""e rs try bum will INSURE
" low a. any Other vs-h and by S,-,y and .
ee men OF ohs eIp.r-ner IN III. ;rat. or asar-
ns v.p superior accommodations an ,e.rsr.
'-"se'' sPPp 70 J. FiiiiER fps.
=, HAsKINs LIBBY.
Az freight from the country abovr vessel. viii b.
wharfage. anu
ia % =. a. o
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Fell Supply of
SADDI ,ERN HARDWA

WE subub--s ng per ships Virgin. and TIA
Il away, direct the in England her fall
supply Of saSd and Hardwarc-eonsisttu- IA pa,tof
Hard soiec Plaei Brass Polished steel sufup Iron. and
birdie Bits every style ard SullIy
Plated, Brass ana JaTann.d Harness Bucs..
Tad ktlar Buekcs from sn % inches
Coach and Gig Himes all kin:.
English Bnde L-alhers aEd MaringaLs.
Plated and Ivory IartingaI- RinEs
spus Of e--ry quality
sacd!er's SIlk, assorted colours &c
ALSO,
hA'ge assortment Of Amir can sadteTy,
Mems LADIES' ard Gig sadrle Trees
Cotton Wor-teo and Rein Webb
C'mulol BiiiieS AMI Brde Leather,
Wagon Whip and Cuwhi e.
Coach. Gag and Switch WHIPS
SAtdlsTs Ioi Tacks ofwhirhws ,H-t,o IN. c,,va
country irae- un accommodating i-r4s
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TUBAL CAIN.


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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RicuNoSD, JULY 90, 1915.
Tue parties named and Interested in this notified
maj hAv- appointed "Wednesday lot day October next
iof' 81 10 o'clock A 81 the IN this
once on those iies within order when
ara where they directed ouch docutnentr
counts AMI vouchers, will enable da
u"s ia %a-wow ~. r. POiTIAUN, Mt Camr
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT WARREN e. FARISS'.

VINEGAR-ylNEGAR-2I bbl. superior country vineEa1-
v For ALE by - 10 CAPER ron A. CRUAP.