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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

Professor Espy aLrodd.-Wo regret to learn
that some mischeyOus persons having fred the
Prairie between this city and Fort Smith, the
fences and other valuable property OF Maj. Elias
Rector and William Quesenbury were consumed
causing them serious damage. The extent Of the
drought in our country may be imagined when
we relate that the flames rose with such, raP'dIiy
as to threaten all befor e!hem.
Professor Espy will be sed TO hear that a
fine shower Immediately fold ed extending from
West to East, and the lon sullry season has
been succeeded by a couded ID cool atmosphere.
Since the above was writi1 we have been in
formed that grea, extent OF The Pra'ries west oi
us have been consumed, and bat we are Indebted
to the rains for the saving o many farms. We
also feel gratiied to bear " hess to the Proies'
sor's theory, by adding that last nigh, (Frldayl
we were visited with very keavy and continued
shower of large droPs-a eal summer rain
which has every appearance being general ana
continued to fall until ocIoS A. NJ OF that day.
This is the first conside hble rain which we
have had for nearly ten we ks; and vegetation
has been literally parched p. According to
recent theory of Professor fpy, this rain should
continue on the sams a,itud& Eastward as far as
the Atlantic Ocean. As wd doubt no, the fires
have extended very far No Ih and South in the
Prairies West of US, the raid Iought TO be general
For the benefi, of science wd should be pleased tc
hear from the papers East of US, about the same
altitude, touching the wealh4 on this day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

M The elections ipkhe cherokee Nation took
placo on Monday lastl W have not heard the
results; but little excle hen Pervailed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

" David Levy and Gcorgl W. Wescott have
been elected United States Sc aors from Florida
This renders it certain that he next Senate Of
the United States will be thoroughly democratic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

your Circui, Cour snow in session. There
are many cases to dis Use Of, which the Court is
proceeding to do. Wins much speed as such
kno,ty business will kllq
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

Merchant MHs.-We hi I've been presented
CHATS what we call doing IT. thing hanlsome)
with barrel of flour manu- fc;urcd by Messrs.
J. A. & P. B. Scott, at thei4 Elk River Mills
We have never seen or tastedh superior article OF
flour west of the AlIeghanje5 These mills have
been erected by the enterprie Of Messrs. Scctls
on Elk river in Missouri, nea the Arkansas line
Their. fine establishment has i's been finished off
by that excellent artisan NJ George North, of
this city. Tho machinery constructed upon
Evencse and EIlio.l's latest proved plan OF mer-
chant mills In addition to yo pair of excellent
French burr runners, there attacbed complete
set of boiling gear, capable sewing from forty
to fifty barrels of superfne pur per day also, a
machine for cleansing whcaS The wheat is taken
from wagons and weighed the single operation
of pulling a string; the p1 king machne is so
constructed that two expert nds may pack, head,
and weigh from sixty to on hundred barrels per
hour. This mill, when id full operation. can
manufacture from thirty 20 brty barrels Of flour
per day and the whole canjb be managed with no
other hand labor than man ind boy.
Messrs. Scott, White & q :, Of this city. have
now on hand, and will contiS to keep supply
of this flour. We hope thatbereafler no prefer
ence will be given to Ohio lo(r, since ali may be
supplied for less price with fresher and supe.
rlor article.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

r.s;.a,, T,i IS: s's'''"; 5''''' took place O
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

o. MoHday last. discharged soldier, who was
returning to Fort Gibso from Fort Smith, stop
ped at Sterling SCOTS 1 pd drank freely of cc!d
water. He soon compInl med of sickness ba. wen,
on short distance to NJ Coody's, whore he died
in short t;me.-CherosE Adrocaie.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

We LHlNe Eitii ~" i<i''''' ~ 80
last Spirit of the Tima, ii forwarding the first
number upon the "uppIr Qieeks.'
The evidence of tn in reasing popularity of
the Arkansas lntellig1ceS is every day man-
tested by the connu nAucst of the leading
prints 10 exchange, an " he frequent extracts
from its columns. I bic speech of Genl.
Chilli Mcintosh upon Il m Toiucton the wh's-
key law, first published paper, in 1872, has
often since tha,day, mel bua pye invarous prints
Only last week tecaa us in that excellent
family paper of forty Ihod1 ind circulation the
Philadelphia Saturday tPur The Edi;or does
not give US credit, torIthe irst publication; but
since he so highly compImei itsthe Every eloquent
speech of Genl. Mclnt@ t@h,y Jour modes'y torblds
us to do more than to tmi4d the Lheratt who
now enjoy the treat, thai They Arkansas ntegen-
Ger frs, published the e fasi& d.
Our notice of the ScninoA and Creek Treaty,
formed the text for Pkech!of Mr.. Giddings Of
Ohio. and the WASH |gtod Union copies our
whole article relative to fhe Greek Council. Our
readers will pardon this tile spice of vanity which
induces US to mention fow fhvoraby our CLEAN
ings arc received ab0hs
GrWe learn 81 the II fayetteville stage driver,
that Mr. Lite, alias Hair, aIios Herr alias Hnson
who was recently arre4 4ted n this city by Dr..
Thornton of Springfield Mo-, for Forgery perpe-
;ruted in Pennsylvania, bn thf Bank of St. Lou
is, made his escape froh the guard at the house
Of s'..., Mr.. Day. forty 7''' si"'A of Springfield
GrThe Cherokee plsOnei Fish, and Thomas
Bridgwocd, confined inI IkV ashhgson county jail.
the former charged wi h horsh stealing, and the
latter with the murder FREQ escaped from jai
some weeks since. Il Indbn, like man of
sense has gone to parts knoub, but br'ds"ood'
like fool, as he is lurA in lthe neighborhood
and was retaken the othf Vday II camPmeetIng
The altar was no refuge Mimi
Since the above was id E Epe@e have been In-
formed by the stage drivtr thaS on Monday last
al out 10 o'clock A. NJ, bnS fSo or six persons
went to the Fayetteville ihiIv vpnd broke the jail,
and carried Bridgwood off \ th hem. None of
the rcscuers have been pebiff. Bridgwood
stands indicted for murder il the frs, degree.
We trust that the auta aoftics viii be able 10
trace out these "os'e ,s;t' bring the" all to
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

sen'Ims"'a'.--To fec" ID ow in planting in,
tears at the 'hoo3h, that 'atos will be reduced
drink or wear.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

. ~ Solomon S. oonar has been appointed
Judge of the 18th Jkicial rcuit Of Mo.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

Correction. Ave are sd dry to be obliged to own
TIM, in the first number q our correspondent 'G
w. p our proof. reader adc two or three errors
so .ulor;no that we did mol think it necessary to
acknowledge il last weekR An apology is due to
our valued correspondentIfor the dreadful havoc
made Of his piece last WEI The author was ao'
sent, aud we had no ch0 0hce OF Submitting '"e
the proof to him. Such rors' however, as pa
per- for papers, 'co'dly' boldly morNcu 'o'
r,kcd even for ever, id ger for dangers allie
for dixie, precedent ior PreeedenIs, when Tor
where, are prePostcrOu hat we trust the '''era:
ry reputation of our corr Pondent ca mol sune'
hu ,boss buus. We pronN Nse to be more attentive
in future. w. QuesonS Sury Esq and Lex.
will also be pleased to accI pit our apology tor some
ol,rinc errors. In defenI of our compositor for
his ho,cb work with the sd ond number of 6. w.
p., we beg leave to say hat the rapdty with
which our correspondent rites upon any subject
which he undertakes is nd more remarkable thah
,,e fac, tha, the task of Bee ypherng his hyero.
ov,bics is not much less Dan to translate Arabic
or Chnldiac. We never q ould tell why those who
compose with the greatest fopdity arc tic very
mn, who couse printers aH their devils so much
labor TO read their product bns.--ED. PRyoa.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

II
National CeriG&Fs.--yrgorous attempts are
made to create the oppression among the people
that the annuities vi not be paid this year and
consequently, that b national claims will be met
by the next coGncI Upon what authority this
impression is sough b be made. We cannot aSCcr
tain further than TIL report it is said, come from
| Washington, throu individuals whose constant
efforts are to creat{ excitements in the country.
The report we belle 10 be gotten up for the pur-
pose e speculatiofNs the United States cannot
avoid making the 4nent without republication.
--ChcrOkee AdrokA
frTWe have IVES, been informed that the
nnnui,ies would III y not bc paid this year.
! The President VI bal advices from Washington,
has. under the aut vested in him by the Trea-
ty Of 1885, call ID en- account Of the manner
of applying the ton fund provided updcr
that Treaty. known to The editor Of the
Advocate, that sis isand dollars Of the eIuca
tion fund has bce rOred to pay the expenses
OF police guards hd her such extraordinary ex-
penses--and our nfa nanl is of opinion HAT the
annuity will be ta Fd to make up this deficit.
OF course no ond PaH pow the truth of this ru
NOR. We have d ositicn to impair the value
Of the national cen &c; les of the Cherokc cs :. The
issuing of these tif ates, OF debts, VIC have al
ways regarded o un arunate, as opening door
to unpriucipIed s kcu ion.
Can no body Bolitd exist without continually
incurng debts'G
Stale COnreniiOns.- Louisiana has now bofo4|
her people for ndoptid or rejection, an entirely
modified constitution, Is submitted by her recent
Conventional Conver3 3on Of her ablest men, who
had a laborious sessio4 Of several months. In
New York Convent!fn will shortly assemble
for the purpose of makh fundamental changes
in her constitution. Candidates for a convention
are also before the people Of Missouri. and the
convention will assembIS during the ensuing at
tumn. In Louisiana one Of the material changes
in the now constitution il respecting tho tenure Of
Judgships that State haf suffered no little from
the life system. In Missiur it is proposed to take
the elections of jud ges frdn the Governor and Sc.
nate, and place them IN 10 hands of the people.
This measure is exceedingly popular with the de.
mocracy and IS also advociied by portion of the
whg pres. The system Ipf appointing BY the
Governor for life. it is uted, has brought the
dwarfs of the State upon lh4 bench CT almost g, o.
ry circuit. We have no, nkw time to enter into
the merits Of the subject; b} surely there cannot
be greater paradox upon q theory of govern.
ment than the continued nohn that the appoint. |
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

tirely suspended.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

1SF Col. J. NJ. Woodson banged himself o
BoonsIic, NO., on the 18th ult.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

o. The horse IfOr \ jOr Bells Company o
U. $. mounted fifeme we are assured are
hourly expected pass I fough this city.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

INTERESTING from Caroeeas.-The Boston Adver.
tiser has received the Caracas Liberal Of the
Eth May, containg the treaty between Spain and
Venezuela, signed at Madrid on the Both March
ter an actual Independence Of 50 years, recognis.
ed as FREQ sovereign and independent State
Tho treaty sIipulates for an oblivion and am
uesly of all acts on the part of citizens of Vene-
zneia and subjects OF Spain during the war, and
secures to each their respective rights. Tropic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

or The gen'lds n VIII, has the first num-
bers Of Al'ison's STORY Europe belonging
to this office, will Il Sso RI hrn them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

0JWe learn from the Dahl bnega Watchman,
that four horses were Killed al two persons Sc
vorey wounded while attending b cock.fght near
that place on the 18th ult.
The same number of the pape contains a high.
ly concentrated oulogium on It'd good morals and
pous walks of the church.soin& gold rogiouiss.
Thruston's PiHs-and his VI ermelons. We
saw it stated some time ago thl DR.. Thrus,on
" seemed determined to poke his Is down every
body's throat"
The Doctors watermeons We hing from 90
TO 80 pounds need no forcing procd WeshouId
like TO know if the great Profuso Of melons is
n.ended as par. of the pill syst biz
A convention of the wings of jsia ma assem-.
bled on the 2lsi July, at Baton Rd se, and nomi.
mated Gen. WM. DEBUYs of New Orleans, and
EDWARD SPARROW of Concordia, first for Go.
vernon, the second for 1t. Governor II that State.
The candidates on both sides are not fairly in the
field.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

l0le1cm Of TroQp{ Captain FarweII on
'soamboat ChampIaih arrived here yesterday
morning. reports that be brought down from ST.
Louis, one hundred I'D of the I'd Regiment q.
S. Dragons. under thV command of 1t. HamiI.
ton. and landed them h the mouth Of Red river.
IN. o. Topic, Dist llst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27

EALTANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE
ME subscriber respectfully onnounccs 10 his
friends aud tho public, that ke has pnrchnsed
MSERASfUS COLEMtN'S interest, and hecbmo
m. to ssec OF The above rs ahli.hmeni.
The Hotel is located convcnIcri to all the PHIN-
nIPaL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND Raj.
NoaD DtPOIS aud uflen every inducement Tor
coninrt. The Rooms large and oiry, and fur.
nSled in style not surpassed by any similar e,.
'ahlishmehi in the UHiied States
FROM The experience tho Proprietor hns had in
HE management Of n FIRST CASS HOTEL he
Tiers himself that every department Of The esne.
ihmeni Viii nc conducted in style 10 please ihose
who may favor hun with a cali.
dec 5-iw IOJJN yvrcT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27
JOHN WEST
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Neorhe Railroad Depot, CUMBERLAND, MD
'S'HE Proprietor re pcctfuly Informs his
friends and the public, that he has taken
thus SPLENbiD NEW HOTEL, which be now
conhdently offers to the patronage of the pub lie
IS place of both ELEGANT and COMFOR-
TABLE ENT, Tho Pnrlors
and chambers have been tasiefully fitted up
WIN entire nen Furniture and BEDDING, with
ms guests especially of ladies and families
he department OF the Larder is equally wei
ordered. Intact ,lerc is, through evsry depart
munt of the establishment. an air Of neatness
andelegance that cannot failto please all who
may favor hun with call. A COW TON.
may 3
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MEDICAL earn.

INJECTOR FAWCETT, Of 1876 Fulton street
~ New York. Member Of The Royal College
o. surgeons Of London and Edinburgh and Gradu.
ate OF mo Jefferson Medical College, of PbiIado.
phia; also author Of work embracing Tho C,iIoYy.
ing subjects viz Malnmony. ITpotency, and stet.
ily snaIomically, phys,ologicay and meJically .Y.
planned with comprehensive exposition of the mn.
iufc and modern treatment Of Syphilis. Secondary
symptoms, Gonorrhoea. elect Structures, Noctn,oI
Emissions, and all Tho consequences arising from
MasIurbation. DR. Fawcelt continues his private
consultation on The above mentioned diseases. ot
his long established office LOG Fulion street where
the most aggravated forms Of disease will yield 10
his mode Of treatment, without restraint in diet or
exercise ond without mcfouryj even wien the pro.
creative energies become paralJZcd OF torpid from
excessive indulgence Of the passions. he will be
aole TO restore the parts TO health and vigor. Per.
sons at dslaoce enclosing 81 can have n COPY ol
INC wofk ~ letters must be pos, paid. and direc
ted TO Or u Fswcell, 1876 Fulton st Now York
jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27

ANiRE IL MARINE iNSURANCE-Thero nrs
4 two situations only in which individuals cor
BE placed, where they can Adequately appreciotc
the value oiinsufance. These are, Will. ,tand.
receiving from an insurance Office The tiIJI.e
mount WHICH .AfrIt perhaps by dcsoInte fam.
liy, l9mentIng that stupidity and folly which haC
ta,l"d 10 provide for such contingency
$ ATKINSON, Agent of the PROTFC ZION
INSURANCE co or HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware hoGscs
stores, mills factories, dc, together with Their
contents, such ns furniturc merchandise, ma
chlnerv, and eyeryothcr description of insurable
property Also. on steam, keel and Hat boats
2nn their GARAGES To and from any port on III,
Western Waters.
ONCE on Main street, nearly opposite the L 5
motel ian |, 1872
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BLANK BOOKS, BIANK BOOKS, sc.

JUN ] DHSW ELL,
We BOOKSELLERS iali,ner and Blank Book
Z p Manufacturer, ion Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand ard MANUFACTURES to
order Blank Account Be, Ks Of every deScrip.
Ton. NIERCHiN'I'S and Others who are re-
curing New Books. can have them ruled 10
any pattern. end buund IN the most desirable
manner at the shortest notice, and warranted 10
give sat slaciicn.
STA To NERY in all it, variety, suitable
for Merchants, Banks and Public Offices.
AlSo-A large assortment OF School, CLASH
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book,
at The UeyV Unrest prices. mar Ia
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[OHN z RAYrESS
WM II JENNINGS 4 60.

IRDPEhS 4 Nd TIL ORS,
y IMPORTERS OF Cloths, CIs>imcreS, Yes.
q ing, Fancy Dre>S Articles sc, 23l Broad.
wav, American Hotel, New York
10 hose visiting the City OF New York, re.
curing Garments, a renewed sGlciIat on is OF.
lerCd for item u call and examine our Stock
D., New AMI Fashionable Goods for Sumner
Wear, comprising an assortment unsurpas sed
n re hne>s aud variety, and which will be
made up order IN : STYLE second To no house
IN The T!ate, al prices which must offer such
inducements TO The Cash purchaser as cannot
IAN 10 DC appreciated. mar l9-3ms
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NAV U S Mail. sTEAMRR uIRrnN1A

NEW U MAIL STEAMER uIBERNIA.
N1&SSsGA The new and last running
q ,-rr~,-tA- steamer HiBERNiA, John
,Ss.l.ss.ls--s 80 hlinCtccr, will continue
---~sS-NsoIo make regular weekly
Tips 20 Cincinnai; lelving Pittsburgh evsIy
Iue'ddy at 10 A. NJ; end Wheeling every
iueNdoy al Nj, and Cincinnati every FRI.
day al 10 a NJ
For freight or passage, having superior ac.
commodauOnS, appy on board.
- 1'The iibernia was built expressly Tor the
Clhclnnail AMI Pittsburgh trade AM will cons
lInue IN the trade The whole season
1rIte tliherna Is prov ded with Evans
oa'eiy Guard ID prevent The eXplo ion of boil
- feb II
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URONNETS. HATS g. PARASoLS.-Ploins and
4kb FIg'd Florence Braid Bonnols. new style. Lace
do Straw bonneis Of every kind, Jeghorn and Palm.
lesf Hats. ell sizes rich Parasols Parasoes and Sun
bhsdes OF every quality, just received by
spe sENSENEY 4 RHODES
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1918.

hAroh-O EO 4.
Couneiimea
Clcrk-JAMEs s. WHEAr
Se,geant-JouN MURRAY
Uh&J Maser-R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Lzre, w p Wilson.
w w Shnver, A S Todd S Bradv,
BF sanborn, Geo Mcnden, HsiskelI,
M Nelson, Coen, VIM Humphrey
Jacob ia Amick. BF Kelley, J H Roberts,
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL.
On Ordinaness-MeSsIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On Finanees-Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
On Messrs shriver, sanborn and
Kelley.
On Streets and AHies-Messrs Todd, Will
son, MenGell, Amick and KELLEY.
On Wafer Works-Messrs Sanborn, MLure,
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -Mess.s Heiskell, Pun
phrey and Cocn.
On Coal Banks-Messrs Amck, wilson, Re.
oerts and Superintendent of Wafer Works.
On UharreS-Shriver, Hughes and Amick
On Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Todj Milne
Sanborn, Humphrey and Roberts.
On Pethions--Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
ON Sslaries-Messls Kelley, M'Lure, shrr.
yer, Brady and Nelson.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL S7i0, 0O0.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
Directors:
a Woods, w w Shriver, P Woods,
T. Pollock, Thos PAUL. Geo w Thomson,
NMcNeugh,en, l w Mitchell, Thos Johnston
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $500 OOO
JOSEPH CALDWELL, President.
Sos!EsKl Brady, Cashier.
Directors:
p Ca,aweli, w selby, Jas Baker,
Jacob Gooding, WIN Fleming, Sam' on.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE MAINST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
A Fitckner, r Morrison, Clumbacker
A Johnston, Sam'l Mcclellan,
RoBr Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OEFIcE MAIN ST.
Tl1OS HUGHES, Presidept.
MNelson, A P P1ac'1," Johnston,
JCrumba r'er. r Baker, Baker,
John Knote, w + Peterson,
RoBr McCoY, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE MAIN ST, BELOW Monroe.
SAMUEL NEIL, President
Directors:
S Brady, Robt Crange, Jas Y Caldwell,
WIN Fleming, Jno Goshorn, Daniel Lamb,
r G Woods, jacob Shriver
II w HARDING, Secretary
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WN5 i ROHH

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Corner Main and Union Sis.
EE AS laSi received a large and splendid AL
u Il Sot,ment Of School Medical Theologi>
cal and Miscellaneous Books. Also, a large
aSsorlmcnrof Fancy s aIionery, whc h will be
sold cheap Tor cash w hol, sale and Retail.
mar 81
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NEW U S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.

- vi - T 7 = II y N " Y y.
esEs The new and fast running mas
f.LG-k seIger steamer NEW ENG,
49, LAND, Ssmsol % Page. com.
S-'.S5,2As.A' mander, will continue Io make
Lecu'ar weekly trips to Cncinn1t; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening nr9n',
clock,and Cincinnati every Saturday az 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having SuptIiAr ar-
commota'ions, AMY ~ "a 10 ~,s hill cr,ros,,.
roi Iuo Cincinnati uale, and will continue in
lne uade The whole season.
gfThe Eev ENGLAND j. provided with Ev,ns'
Safety Gua'd 10 prevent The explosion of boil
erS. feb 81
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DoNNET RIBBONS g. FLOWERS Ladies,
I'D Cavars and Neck ties. Jacconet and Svis.
Edgings and Insenings. Thread Laces and Edginos
just received. SENSENEY & RHODES
an B
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JOHN X BOTSEoRD.

JOHN BOTSEORD.
NO 49, WATER ST. WHEELING.
HHAS just received from lie East very
u q large sni general rs, orlment of LouoRs,
SHcAgs, TCBACCo, GROCERIES sc, among which
are
2bnlf ripe7 seignetl & Dupeey's ith proof
Brandy;
ar coSk old Hcnnessev do;
bali pipe Holland Gin, lavoriie hraud;
| ar cast Port Wine, superior qualify,
I ar do Madeira DO do do;
COZ MuScat Wines;
8 DO Ciorct do first quality;
3 10 Cherry Coen1C, superior quality;
C db Lemon Sytur,
? DO W 80 India Peppe Sauce;
5000 RegaN1 Srg7r,;
2OGO Imperial Caz1dDrre do;
10000 Principe do, ~, % aad 81 qualities;
LARGE quantity Of half Spanish aud Cons
mon du:
20 gross Go,h's N1tchcS;
TOBACCO. large anl general assortment
at me most iavorie brandt;
Mrs Mineta fine cut Tobacco;
SOAP. Every description and quality. manu-.
iscu[rd Wy + Hyde SOUS, Baltimore;
20 drums Fi1s.
Several boxes Pine Applc Cheese;
Togcthci with general ASSORTMENT of Grc-
ccrics 1ll oi The very best qualify, vhicb will
b, Sold o, low as they can be bad west OF the
monniatns. feb II
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NEW U S MAIL sTEAMER CtrrrrR

NE" NJ ALL ia MER GU TIER
- ~e~r, The new and fast running raS
$1,000 Sen@cr steamer CUTTER Col
lius, ccmmar der, Will continue "a
make regular aeekly trips "a Cinciunsti;lcav
ing Wheeling every Sunday evening Al a.
,'ocEi aud Cincinnati every Wednesday a 10
For freight o. raSS.se, hay no superior &C
communications, ARMY on hoard.
80 The Cut ~ provided with Evans Safe.
W Guard, to Prevent the explosion Of boilers.
mar
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the NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
AkIO s'Ipp

e7:ffS SMru, master, will continue 10
Tlc-tsy.ss.t!S ron through the season a a
sss5l,- s:s..s.gSs weekly packet lciwcen III ts-
bureh aGd Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every
sunday evening at 9 O'clock aud Cincinnali
every Wednesday at 10 \ NJ
For freight OF passage apPy On board
feb 81