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DIED.

10th year OF his rge. W WV
ne iends aud acquaintance of the family sre request
ed 10 attend his funeral this afternoon nj o'clocL e.
his residense, without further invitation.
Died. ih. pisee on the l2,h inst M,.v, wife Of w.
=. Wao, ROTOR OF the lianisonburg Republican, and
daughter Of the late Benjamin King OF Suosr,sC os
Le1erne county, Pennsyysnis aged ~ years months and
~ days leaving two children one sged two ve.rs ,bs
oner Ten days, TO feel the want OF mother. loving c,s
ana husband TO mourn the loss OF an aee,onao
for several days previous 10 her demise, Mr., w wa,
oonscous o. nor approaching end snd seemed happy d IN,
pospecto meeting her Saviour She declared her eon,,c
on hs The Lord would not Jeseu in death those who had
served Him W fo and looked forward 10 the period Of
ppa'nng d'soluion ss release from oil pain and care
on ne morning Of her death, she took last farewell Of
neI Hsni chdren bid the weeping friends wo surrounded
neI oe"side final sdeu and gave heT husband Isst en-
cecnuentng him 90 70 proceed IN this hfe that moth
snd busbsnd and children might meet again In Heaven
Blessed are the dead which die the Lord from hence
of'h' yes 'oh the Spirit ihst they may rest from their
soours. aud their works do follow (Hsrrsonburs
Republican.
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'@ Nhigs have ueSe-S@ =" ,L--s -
yeEa oil precedent hope or eAieulaton They not in.
deed decisive Ct the state OF popular opinion e. ey
nish an excellent indication one WHICH rarely or never
fails.
In 81 counties 10 the moaths OF febflsry and March
tie Wings have elected 800 Supervisors the Locos 23l
the Abohiioni-ts :
The Wings are ahead Sc and hi, Is 4 gain upon the
elections OF the officers III these 81 counties Twelve
months ago Te o IS Pretty well Tor one spring and 10
be achieved without any violent eior aud in tie face Of
great national defeat:
The Tsras 'a7uiiy has done it, aud 1T IS going tn pro.
dsee !e more extraordinary results They who
sd shat national disgrace, If they live long enough will live
TO repent !, in sackcoth and asnes.
The Tribune says:
$50 we close the February and March Elections. with
nhs gam already Of nearly one eight Of oil the towns in
tue state. Wings OF the Couates voting in April
the eSerons 81 your brethren who have preceded YOU
and show To The world that NewYork condemns the ex
as iniquiy and will udgmer, on her beroyers =
lie ready for the fret TUESDAY in April!
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t,euJ .p., M.,.,,. {. al ,h,. ia. ...,., ,., .r,,,.
being wealthy bu, an, or,., H. ps, . r.,..,,.J n,
do" the horss n P.,. Who h. an .ho,n,n.bls ,l of
the gab would .do the sp>~chlfvpg ON the oecssIos
This just into Maxuire d-n WA So the Aorss,
"Toal and .Ps,. repaired to the Whit. House tho pre
sen' IVES msds. add 90 wss Assuis, spsseh! tHy ,hs
way psrsoas arriving here almost daily relative the
vees 10 Baltimore both from The ins and the outs. There
will BE- changes before iong.l
But the "prssent" woudny ssy made. President Polk,
Kindly spprecatns the generous and motives
os hs Irish friends politely sent the horse back with the
that he had adopted rule not to except pres
en from incumbents o. or apple ant. for the public Of
ices. Sc TOMS horse rejected and inference Of the
wicked that Tom III be rejected a.o Others there
Who want his place,
II is said that good Locoloco from P,,burr was In
the Theatre in THE city on the night tina, edi6cs wus burnt
and that sn-h his hurry to escape from the a,ms.
Of the conssra, he left his overcost behind The gar
meni. however, was saved and IL and behold i'm lie pock
found somsuiag LEES perhap. than . half peck
Of petitions and In his fsvors, an app,.
cant fSr the Pittsburg Post Office This involves nice
question Tor the Cabinet to sove-whethsr ought
be appointed office who will run away from the pe
lions and memorials recommending him Tor the pseef
One OF the appointments confirmed by the Senate Of
which have notice in the newspapers tha, Of
Winthrop Pickering Surveyor OF the Port vi Portsmouth
N H. ih place o Jos Locke, appointed By Capt. Tyler,
and rejected by the Senate.
goods ory OF NJ Bancroits manner Of grsng rid OF
o'ee-sppeants. is told, but whether is
than know lie did not enter upon the dues OF NJ De
parme"' until day or two alter the other Secretaries dad
set in"-eonsequeny he was corec, In his coniesyus
that he would be overun with the hordes OF spplicsns
whom the Heads Of the other Departments had turned or
said that he told his messenger toll each applicant
as he came into the Ante Room that the Secretary
busy, but would soon be disengsgcj, until the Ante
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WIG MEETlyc IN DINwInn,r

Ala meeting Of the Wing. OF Dinwidde, held a, March
Court on motion, Abner Adams was called TO the chair
Sn motion Of Pr L. II. Smith, :; was unanimously
Resolved, That Capt David +. Hoy be nominated n,
the Wing candidate for Dnwiddie county OF the ne1t cleo
ZION.
Whereupon on motion OF rhos. Hamlin A committee
OF I've, consisting OF DR.. e. II. Smith, John A. Smith.
Green Hill. Richard Booth and Thos. Hamlin, were
appointed TO wait upon Capt Hoyt and announce TO him
his nomination BY the meeting and request his accept
The committee having conferred with Capt. HOY. re-
turned and reported that he accepted the nomination thu.
rendered. $3.50
On fnbton OF ThOs. Hamin,
Resolved, That this meeting cordially concur in IN.
nomination, previously made by tho Wings of Prime.
George. Of Gr1ReI w. BoLLSa Esq the candidate Tor
Congress in this District
committee consisting Of Richard Booth, DIR. f. IA
Smith. Thos. Hamin, John A. Smith, Capt Green Hin
and Dr. H. H. Lewis, appointed wait upon him and
request his acceptance of the nomination.
On motion. Resolved. That the proceeding. Of t,i.
meeting be published in the Petersburg niegencer and
Richmond Whigi
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10 nc Wigs of Buekinyham.

DR.. Christian having declined nomination, (, /. ne
ees'ary 10 hl the vacancy possible You arc
therefore, earnestly requested to mbls At the Co
House on the morning OF the let day Of The ensuing
term Of the Superior Court (he 4,h Of AprD to nomi-
nate suitable candidate IN his stead With .,ronr
sHoeiS's for Dr. cabc, feel g;ss confidence Of car,
yins toe county. We implore You to attend pnnctua
from every part Of the county, that we may be- abb.
70 sees; man acceptable "a the whole party. Let n,
ifhng eas't' Lindsrour adversaos are already in the
ND '1d evov Wing should be up and adding We
should never forget that Eternal vigilance Is the price
nj L'bofy +" MANY WIGS.
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80 tn Ed.tars Of the wsig

MT.sRs EbiroKs. IL heing generally understood that
.,'v val have candidate 10
the county OF Hennco ia the next Honse rissncs snd
,he names OF Two gentlemen Sherwin M'Rse and Ino p
b'on .qra OF 'he Wing party having been tlseady pre-
ssne! 10 the voters OF this county We beg eaye 10 suc
ses Ia 'he Wings another who pos every
Of sn eihcieni Representative; we wa. ID. Srs.
ESQ. HE talents indOmirsbe energy business hAbi,S
readiness oi debate. and weight Of character emnent
qualify him for in the Legislature.
should MI s. be selected a delegate u the net &c
neral Assembly. ne WILL doubtessy. defend the interest,
o' his constituents with commanding ability. re /. too
well known, however, 10 require ans euiogy, -;
We hope he wall mol be constrained withhold ia. uss
Of his name for the House of De.ga,.. nv The
fear OF endangerns the of the Wing Cause in this
county: do think that poll for him would result
injuriously to IL. .CHICKAHOMINY
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AANEWEA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We thank the Kann villa p ernhiicnr 10. ~. - -


1t brings. ~
IIs1ys.
IN the Richmond Wing. Of the llth we find in no.
nee OF The nomination Of Col Camden in this Cong,esso.
sule ms sentence IA distinguished citizen of Ka
~ oenJ, IL smith, was the first nominee Of the
Convention that nominated Judge Duncan but declined I"
ING editors oil the Wing have been ms informed IN mi,
particular Col. Smith named as a candidate in
VIC convention that nominated Judge Duncan. we
ouso rhs?s, ts1 state that Col Smith had bst,,s
m"op"g OF the convention, positively refused 10
be considered ono of tic number Of indyidua!i from,
"hoh candidate should be sslecied-and further TIN,
ho"eVer much tie Wings in this end of the district,
ron nsi appreciation OF his high qualifications for tat
s'"h'n might desire 20 Col Smith placed in Con
sres--ncy almost universally concured in the prenrety
ana shce OF assigning nj this time the csndd1s 10 the
northern portion Of the district We are glad Il, be nile
to inform the editors OF tie Wing hat the nomination
d CJ camden IS entirely acceptable TO the WL,gs bers
ported" "'' up
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RICHMOND, March 22J, a,

To.dsy TIE passengers from Norfolk by the new Bo,t
John Marshall arrived at Richmond hirycight minutes
past o'clock, having mads the tip from Norfolk in seven
hours and eigh, minutes.
"o'ng down yesterday the J. VI went out Of the Apo
na''oG miles asiern Of the Curtis Peek end at the Urve
shs "o' only ono os ssiern, having gained the C. p
nn'' W about 81 Coming up 10 day the John Msrshs
leaving Norfolk ebout tho ssmo time ., the Cgrs Pot
resched the Grove severs miles ahead and o., Civ poo,
wa' IO orl2 miles sbesd. Tho Curtis Peek arrived IT
Rockets Al aboai o'clock, making difference Of hour
and % minutes. AN oRsERVgn
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f'tN T'NNHllff
GEO. ". ROLLING

"AsNiN0foS, March 81, lsi5.
must toll you little amusing incident about the present
OF "horso" ~ President Polk and by hin, politely reject
cd which you msy have seen soded In some Of The
newspaper.
appears that "Tom Lloyd" ~ The Surveyors Of Won,
good Pon Of Baltimore is properly and smiary ealIed-.
Tor he Is ovs good nssUred son OF the Emersnd I.e
WHO he. honorsby risen IN the world from dealer In oy
'teFs in Washington 10 The 5uyeyorhp Of the Port in Bal
mofotook nio bis patriotic and esinere.,ed head thu,
toe new President would be pleased 20 be presented wild,
hns aud v,lasbs horse. And Tom Lloyd's warm Irish
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
AeNBR ADAMS. Chairman.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTIES OF PRINCE
GEORGE AND DlNWIDnIE

w the published proceedings Of tho whr. Of Primo.
Ee0!se Us well rs by the kind aud polite of
the Committee on behaif VI the WbiSp Of DnwidJe I
nin informed that my fellow citizens Of bo.e counties
Conferred upon me the distinguished honor Of
~ a Candidate Tor the Congress from ils yeeoud
gressional District OF Virginia
leel no ordinary sense Of gratitude to ny aud
political friends Tor this battcnng evidence of their
kndness towards me. snd more especially for such man
Hesitation Of their confidence Ia NY political ptinciues
principles which hold common with the Wing, Of IN,
Dsnc-'inciPes OF "otsrDal political truth" DERIVE
rofh the charter OF civil and religious e rites, m.
ample and procops Of suel political paarchs a. Made,
aud jefferson, tested by the experience and practice Of N.
General Government from 1859 the present dsv and
"heh nave guided our ancestors through OF Reyou
hon aud Reformation Esteemng such principles no, only
asmpOraDi, bat essential 10 State snd ,tona p,o.
pery. IN Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactu,es snd
ts "rosd ai alone leads TO peace, liberty and safety
cannot bot deeply regret lbe necessity that ipe. me n,
decline the acceptance OF this nomination.
While am ky recent rendered yet NOR. firm Il,
our political faith, and still animated with patrio,;c
zeal for hsiumph which aud our eouptrys cause /,
destined 10 attain exclusive Of domestic obligations ought
not to giHrgs'd the atsness Of tho time would peces,
ary tsko for and IA other portions of D,
tnc, Of slmost national extent the fact ,bs, bn,
hyiour days intervene from now 10 the day Of Election
sad tbs consequent npOssibiy Of ass0catng freely with
the people every section OF the District a. IL would Lo
my perpoe end pleasure 90 dodid time 2rrnpr,s.nt
considerations. vii, ihns, excuse ,.s from coming M
INC conclusion most respectfully to decline canvass this
Spring for seat in the Congress Of tho United State.
Win cordial thanks you for the honor done me
femain your obedient serysnt
GEO. W. BOILING.
N. B-Tlns reply TO my patriotic Republican friend,
fnnce ueorge. who mt declared the desire confer
on me the honor q representing this District hiss been
delayed ny the wsntof action other
ingsO DnwJde shofds the occasion Tor written tepl,
and The suitable opportunity pubclyto express the ISL,
ing obligations sm under Tor their kindness.
AIsrch 9I.,, 1916. -
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LECTURES on rcyprIAN 1IIIaII,r,r,

Mr GLiDDoS proposes ~ give series Of Lecture. ,bi.
week. at the Exchange, the antiquities Of Egypt, Mr.
u was, Tor many yesrs Consul Caro- and there eiore
many favourable opportunities Of investigating tho subie,
Of h' Lesinrss ls Lectures have been very highly COM
monded by genlsmen who have enjoyed the pleasure Of
hearing heo; end do not doob, bu, that all who in hi.
city may attend them, will be delighted with them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
BOSTON MARKET v,,.h 90

fonr-The transaction to-day hsve been for HON. con-
10 very limited extent, at IS for good common
brands Genesse. and Si,561 1871 for round ami A.,
noop ONO; JOOO bbs Georgetown, for export price mo-,
trnnspred Corn is ur sgan odsy-ihe supply being much
s ihan the demand; sales yellow fiat 50 c. add white
River &c DO do.-Jftds. ''''
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10 De Eil,or, or me ,Yh..

y" W IFlIIlTf W W Whs
inc Ee''d "1oSSt ID. hRIsTsoSo having appeared in
yoo PsPo ins morning. upon what he l. pleased to ds.ig
nA'o as "the eoaToyey between Washington College md
the Virginia Mi'sry InsiufsI sss the favour Of YOU 70
feqde sospen'on Of opinion upon the subee m indeed
any o your readers should be inclined to form one upop an
e p'"o 'a'emen until the Professors Of the Institute can
" "'"'' Respectfully,
VISITOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24

1F PHEsES.S-Nr AsAfSsr Ex-Gov Tnovis.--The Ma
tona intelligence says 1--WE learn tia: te Grand Iury
now in session Washington have found Two present.
meas agains, f. Thomas, Esl of Maryland for ib, ari-
sing out OF hi= late publication here and elsewhere respect
ing his d"me..ie sTisysnces."-I Bali. Pat.
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CINCINNATI MARKET. March TO-
Flour-No eslos at Csn,l--heId NJ "a IS On n ca
Sale al City Mills 200 bbls. OF 1854.
Inn

Whiskey-snsli lot. ats ep
Provsons-A sale Of $50 kegs Lard. choice 10 Liver
pool deser at 6ic cnsb ~ bbls. Joles at s7 do Rump
Of SI,so sale IRON Railroad Depot Of l39l bs Shout
ders &c; 1873 do Sides at 5c-boh CITY smoked
this morning Of 10000 lb. Bacon Hams at 6ie; "a Dbl.
fair No. l Lard al 6je,--tArLls.
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MONROE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Fleming Beiysr Miller has yielded to solicitation snd
Is candidate Tor Congress IN the Monroe District No
Wing j, in the field and presume aone will be
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FRESH SPRING STOCK
FRENCH, ENGLIsgf, GrRuSN A Au.u.c.x
DRY GOODS!
L. BERKELEY 81 co. have received Inv lat,
arrivals from the Northern Market large and sss.., AZ.
Of rsnsy aud staple Dry 6oods-pureha--d prnep.ry
seceftApec'. " coy
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Wool Btset, Inv. Green and Blue Cloths
Plain Rack sinra MnIsd cassImsr.s
Plaid and Striped do DO
rain and Fancy Twssh-, Drap DE.
Plaid, striped aud Plain Gara5roon.
NY Jesnr-biass blue and rroen
rain and Fsney Linen DfJtnes
Crotch Costing and Sumner Cloth.
Isney and silk Vesiinss plain and 6s'a Rain A,
flsIn and fgd Estin aearfs
Plain DARK French Linens
Heavy IiHen Dnns
su,penjer,. Gloves. roehe, Hd.s A..
FOR LADIES
Splendid French Balconies
Paris Polka Pisids
balIorne Lawns sndB srsTss
bmb and Pain rhibet Shawl.
french and American CbIn,s,s
Lace and Satin alfiped uu.bo.
caleoes In great variety api ven bs.ui,faI
Ksal Sfk.wsrp Alpaeas
miuoni Las,ihgs and Bus Bh silks
Back and Cord Satin Striped sin,
100 doz. Linen Camb. HdtN-
bt''op Lawns, Jaconeu Muslin.
fwiss Book and Nun 40
Cloves. Mus, Iiolsery, he
Plaid Dofaesie., Put a,
Waite and Yellow Flannel,
Piilowcas. LiSsns, Nsnksens
100 p's irish do livery tovl
neaehed shirinrs and shseunss
Cotton oznsburs., White and yellow p,,s.s,.
Hat cfspes Spool Cotton, Pine Crash
Birds eye andHsebabaek roweines
Elm shids. Bombsrines. etoct. he az
w An the shove goods Including many other. t,o, -.
fDersisd WILDE soii similar ael,. "a. ~
S'a's' IA ss'y cell from and The public sois
.sa, No. 81, Main Street
wv" " Under the Mansion Jto,..
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COTTON
170 BALEs OF COTTON. for sale by
- hh ~ JAZZ XffNsitax
WORDS OFFTCE

splendid set of Schemes out for IA. ~, T. a.. -
&C ishe" eay 60 u drawn ballots oa, = "a No.
ND, package OF &c quarter xeket, can h, - a,
o. 'is Cal before hafpaa III O'Clock at A'A ne.
NH "a WokDs once.
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WARD ELECTIONS.
Tue Election OF nine Councilman from escl, Ward Of
inns Ciy will be held the first in Aprl no,,
~ me following places, siI:-For Ward No. l. or Jef,r
90. %" w.'d' q. the Union iio,rlor w.d No q or N.d
n.y.. S d. ~ 'he Columbian iioiel-for Ward No. }, or
Inc ROW. viii be opened q, 10 O'clock A. NJ and closed
not JNo. NJ. FERGUSON.
reo. Som-td Sery't CITY Of Riehwoxl
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poRr0 fieO sU0 ARs-aj hid. mum. p - =.
. for sale tn,h ssl DUNLOP MoNruss AIMING am
I AkpnNAs soiAssEs-so hid, Card.aa. no..,- .,,.
~ quality for sssains fot by P""s
ma2x NH DUNLOP MoNcuRE 4 IN
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AIsrch 9Ir, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
y. w. HEISK ELL.


ESPEClFULI.Y announces l., The Ladies' nj
H Wheeling that he has opened a new puJ
splendid = ock oirth Fancy Goods. part oi winch
are enumerated below
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Cashmere L, rainid Rob, $ "a new article Omb,e
Cross over. striped and plain Cn,hmetes; Cashmere
q Ecossc; foinpaduurs; NJ ,uslrn DE Lanes; Cro,s
over ana every other description vi colureJ md
black Aipacas.
EVENING DRESSES.
Color d and Anne EmurUuier.d Parisinp Robes.
"a beautiful arIcle:) White Muslin Robes; 1efle.
I"ns"'d Sn'sses, oi all kinds; very rich Wine and
20 lOIod BrUcudo Silks.
SILKS.
Beck Satin Striped Armurr, Waiercd and Sirircd
f"nl' Je Sole; Sitm striped. Bfocsdc. [ u.tfiny and
Gro lie Suisse Sales.--future. Em6roi cred and S,r,ued
Fancy Silks.
SHAWLS.
fhnied Casi mers ,mbj. Tutkiri. Bocle. SRA.
dIlia. Black nld mode cord ThiheI (embd aud PLAN
nh silk ~Funges;l Damask. worsied. Onhor. Ka:
o,le. Damask WOODEN and Muslin lie Lame Sh,nl,
FANCY GOODS.
Rich French worked Caps. Collars aud Cbemi.
zeI'es; French worked, Revere and Hem S,uched
Line" Cambria Ilandkcfchts; Velvet edg d mad
S"Iin sashes for Bonnet TRIMMINGS; Now STYLE
Cfaie 20 RI; Lung aud h IL cong while. cold and
black hiJ Gloves; Is .nueI RibLms. Black and Whine
SILK liosr; Silk fnngGs and Velvet Riib,ns for
Training dr.sscs.
@Iln lew days he will open, in addition to the
above, a large stock OF > aplo Dry & .mds. Tor inmiiv
nee. uuv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

We take the following S,snzas, which ar,
illed with pathOs, .ron the September numbe,
)f the American Review.
SrANZAS.
We never more may meet. Mary
Years between us have rolled,
Aud hearts that loved us dearly once,
In distant graves are cold;
Aud all the friends OF youth, Mary,
The deeply tried and true,
Are scattered like flowers that smiled
When %clildhood's feelings grew.
Dur hearts were like the bud. Mary,
That simple Nature weavcs,
And our feelings did together run
Like dew drops ON the leaves:
Blu our hearts have like the buds, Mary,
Been withered long ago,
Aud feelings like the stainless dew
We never more may know.
l know not if your heart, Mary,
BE altered IN It's truth;
Or II 1t still retains for me,
One feeling of your youth:
For distance can divide. Mary,
And lime can waste away
The dearest tliingso OF love and hope,
That blossom IN our way.
But fresh and green to me, Mary,
Are childhood ; memories vet;
Aud | have wished a thousand times.
only couldiorget;
But, still those shades, like spirit bands,
Come stealing back TO me,
And night and day, like fairy hours,
Keeps whispering Of thee.
we never more may meet, Mary
| would not, il we might,
For time and change must make me now
a stranger in thy sight;
Far better dream we were the friends
We parted long ago
With a shade upon thy heart that Knocked
The light upon thy brow.
HAMoR,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
N1tlD T6mE8A
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER =. i.45.

THE MAlLS.-The session. of Congress
will in l,Ss than four week., and
the Western papers, are oi course turning at.
tention strongly TO the improvement vi the
tds'ern mail. We regret to learn, us we do
ircinthe Cincinnati papers that in conse-
qucncc Of a failure To connect at Acnia. the
mail Is ~ hours lougcr in r%eschin. that City
than would b. neces-nr~ SHOULD the Posunas-
ter General think proper 10 Use due exertions
~ expedite it. A small additional cost would
bring the mail from Cumberland here am hour
and hall sooner. We learn from our post
master that he is willing 20 give one hour and
a half from the time allowed for distribution.
The mail would then leave here at y o'clock,
/. Nj. AT that hour the ferymsn. would b.
at his post and,a half hour would b- saved.
We have no doubt bu, that the balance ofib
hours would To- made in Ohio if the contract.
ors were properly paidfor it. This. however
Is a calculation based OH good weather. When
there Is ice ordrift wood running in the river,
we Can tell that portion of the western pub
NC who have been too"wise' To second our
ofiorts for the erection of a Bridge across the
river, here, theywill have To wait lor the mail
until they tan g uit.- We are not scrrythat the
gentlemen of the Cincinnati Gazette will be
among the number.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

UEERFUMERY PERFUM - Jules
a Haucls Nymph Soap for soliening The Skin.
&c; Tayinr's celebra'cj Chrysialine Wush Ball. do
do Emolieni Palmy rine Soap, do do OIysenated
fi"Ioni Lily do; Swih's do perfumed Flesh Ball and
Tooth Powder. assorted Pomades of all descriptions
aud prices; Sick Poma'um. Cold Cream. Lip S,lve.
Pearl Powder. Lily While. Rose Powder. Toilet
and Nursery Powder. &c, &c. &c: comprising tho
best assortment Of Perfumes &c. ever before oTe red.
Jast reed and Tor .nle low wholesale or retail, bv
d Il HORNBROOK. Monroe ST.
nov 4 Wheeling, Va.
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,I'ARRANT's EFFERvEsCENT sEIp

FlNARRANT'S EF~FERvESCENT SEIDf
Il Il APERIENr. prepared on an en,r9
new principle. from a late and accurate analysis o.
The cclebra'ed Seidli'z Spring in Germany, wi,h'
such additions and improvements us will be found
materially In improve its efficacy. This much ed.
'cemed and highly valuable preparation will not
fail To eff ciunily rcmove Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Bilious Affections. Headache. Heartburn. Acidiiy Of
The Stomach. CusIivcness. g out. Rheumatism. Loss
al Appetite. Nervous Debility. Nousea or Venting.
Affection OF tho Liver. For sale by
nov PRYOR e. PAUL..