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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

BEAUTIFUL iIAIa.-Eyery lady aud gentlemen who wish.
10 have line and beau in halr, free rom danrf, should
the aim Of Columbia. 1t stimulates the royts OF tie
hair and cXceS new growth, and ha dy falls
store il upon persons who have been bald years be-
sides il always gives 10 the hair bcIly and l1src
passed sold az u CoIt:t ll.Gt s.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

n PIES in their form may lie cured by the
OF lay l.nimcnt. Why, then should many suffer from
this most distressing complaint, when the remedy IL war.
ran;cl in every cure? Sold only nj q Coiranii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

NIvEPSAL CELrDKiTY.-Iti> f.tct generally known,
that the officers OF an American rgaic cruising In the Nc
di;eranean were lately discussing he probability OF ans
article + hr Science acquiring oELEBRfTI
NCurs r"inia. noted Tor the extraordinary beauty
Ii. sisters mantaned the affirm srenGousy, ana d
cred 10 put the question 10 ;c test Immediately and STAKE
IL 90 amount on it, tc" rdrgly blank sheer
of payer was folded and sealed up In the form of letter
Tbs document, bearing the simple pcrSci rtion. To ths
Proprietor q The ITALIA: MEDIC ND soar. PoCDaE SrB.
TILE DC. AMERICA enclosed IN bottle and cG.aHt
TEL - The mercy The wind ami wave. Fortunately The
tOc dried safely ashorea Gibraltar from whence it
forwarded to Dr. FELiN G0CHAGD, g. Walker street,
cwiork, the Young officer Tins winning his wager. That
the i2Tegong IS iact. We can rove by citing tie names
the ifcar- of tie reatc, but tia, Ny0ud De- s cefr0
tory. The fame OF tie l0rDRE SlBTiLE for crsdicatirg
hair and the ITALIAN MgDtcArED soar for exermin1irs
ernpi'"s lpie- ireceS &c. from the skin, and rc4der
ing it soit and beautifully willie, la.
-" Stretched ifom Pole o I.0le,
Where winds doth bow ani waves 10th roll"
Beware courfeTirlt- Purchase nowhere lee hut Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

Is, We are indebted to HARDEN n Co tor Bos-
ton papers OF Friday aud Saturday, brought by
their Express, which arrived las, evening at six
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10
mocracy.

re- THE MAILS kept back by the storm are "a
pidly coming in. With Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, Boston and Albany, the account Is
now even; bu, the mails from the interior and les
important places at the North, East, South ana
West. are still in arrears Our pile OF exchanges
Yesterday was about as large as decent sized snow
diff, and would have appalled, any other than
man Of the utmost good nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

r. Or. McNar Acoustic oil is sold only at 81 Court.
aEd ST. All deaf persons Should Use r. ii relieves at
AMI proves OF complaints Of The ear In numberle''
in= iancc-. Price : per flask.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

Cock RoA'nEs AND BED BcGs.-Saunder's Roach RSns
l. cectull IN every instance, in blnishnG he,e noNcns
ycrnn every house. Bed BUGS and CochT0achcS ME
destroyed by the thousand wherever is used L., cya
family procure t! article. There l. no mistake In i,s ef
6.ct, sold at 81 Courandt II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

SlNps's Ssas,r,smLA-Strip lie oi s delu>ions' ard
what is II but the sadow Of cloud! i fine constitution
no barrier io the ravaseS disease, and those who r.
oice IN vgnro,, health to-day. should reflect III thousands
so rcioicc week ago who now brothers oil the eIo0
Il therefore of the highest importance thar tie N'rons -
well As The weak WIDEN stricken down by sickness, should
resort at once ard without delay 10 well established and af
proved remedies. Disease i IN enemy with whom II il
dangerous, 10 asey for in his foot steps follows the >'a'
,n, Death Among the remedies 10. that numerous elias
Of ,caS> which affect the skin and the intcGtnent
=, TrySueaS Lcprosy Scrola Cancer. fumor etc II Is
believed that SanGSS Srapara is the most rapid ana IA
deal in il, orcraton credentials 10 BE- found III the
hap result, OF uncrabe experiments with scarcely an
exception TO "proNc the rule.
For farther particulars, and conclusive evidence OF li'
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets. which may be
obtained az the PROJECTORS and tlelr agents tratls
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by ~ b. & ID.
SANDS, Wholcs lie Druggists ~ Fulton street, New-lo
sold also Al 2I5 Broadway - East Broadway andby Drug
isis generally throue toIt the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

W PIirLEs AND SORES upon the Face. Salt RheGm,
CGtancors Affections, &c-lhcrc probably thousands
in this city who would hesitate pay any prce,no mat
ter how cXorltm il they could find All article that would
evciuay bad brealinCs out the face. which IL
Injurious the good looks u any This medicine
can he had At u Conrand 81. ana II Comstoch Sarsa
parla that viii certainly DO II, nothing can purify ts
blood So ell OF with little trouble this article 1t
does purge yet keeps the bowels open afd
regular. Price 30 cents per bottle or 81 per Dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

CoNSEIS MAGICAL itiN ENrRnr0R-Ihc virtues OF
,, wonderful Sslvc are well known, and it l. pre-
scribod in al cases of LurS 10y several OF best Phys
clans In This city, among whom l., Or. Nelson. whom
would refer Tor lis good effects No family who consult
their ow interest and that of their offspring. wllleve
b without box OF il. not only an iustantai cons
antiGote for all Injuries by drc bat wonderfully effect
mi in al complaints which need an outward application.
and all iu.alnnaiionS ~ speedily aaycd by its use. For
the lie DooreuN 1t is positive and certain cure, and a
single application, of the Salvc will il few moments
move the most cNcrciung stress arising from this dire
60 yain:one of the remarkable ever known
ol rs astonishing Effects was upon lady IN Yves, Wash
n.:on Place who had had the Tic Dolorcuy for months
he had no rest, hut by the application OF this Save she
was immediately relieved, ard in perfect health
Size had rcsorted many physicians without relief Any
one hy calling 1T 81 CouTtiandt the only place In the
city TO procure tbs ~alvc, genuine, may learn this lays
name ant residence, and her rtl'cments One
narkabe quality combined in this Sayc which IS worthy
Of particular noiIce-ln the most extreme cases It's sooth
Ing effects soonest felt and in 10 single instance has
ever caused HE least hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10
.,--,r c,1c>n.R-rBIs DAY

sprz1oR CORR Mrs.. Il, %, u, as, 10 -, ~ Il, =
~ co ~, w P1rAs-frtli.hca on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

Tnr MNI.s.-We learn from Adams X Go that
the steamer Neptune, which lei New-lork on Thursday
afternoon arrived a, Providence nj .. A NJ Yesterday
She al mach trouble in getting o0t 81 the East River
forcing her ay for eight miles through floating Ice aud
had some 1gR!rtty in gctus the wharf n Providence
The Narrasan>cit which len Stonnson on We'd
ncslay had not arrived Newly oS when The Neptune e
she was at New london NJ y VI. on THURSDAY There
h,r no IRAN 10 come Providence. The acen, Of
adams 4 Co took a sleigh. and brought their parcels
thrnuvh -RoSion Courier of saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

rs, We are indebted to Hale X 60. tor the Troy
Wing of Saturday, in advance Of the mai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

MlssorRl.-The Loco-Foco majority OF the
Legislature have devised bill districtlns the
State for the choice Of FIVE Members OF Congress
so that the Wings shall not have single DIS
,ric,. OF course, the Districts are OF all shapes
and sizes The bill has passed the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

A6Rrcu1TuRN MEETING -liy an advertisement
in another column i, will be seen.that the Amcri-
can Agricultural Association will meet this evening
al the small Chapel Of the University.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

Where winds doth byyv AMI g;ayes 10th roll"
beware Of cou1tcrielt- Purchase nowhere else hut Il
81 Wake. street. .IfSt Store FROM Broadway. sf2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10
WE CAN'T SEE 1T IN THIS LIGHT.

The Plebcian, in the course OF an argument in
favor of admitting Texas on the basis of the Joint
Rraolntions of the House saya:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

Trx3s.-A letrerirom distinguished source in
Washington says: " Texas ! h''ki Is dead Tor
this session. lbailmorc fatf!ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

THE Sow. STORM OF l7I7.-The great storm OF
III s!lu, people up at home as snugy and eiiecu-
ally as il they had been locked in. Those who
vere blockadeG had 10 resort to their furniture and
the like Tor fuel; in some places the snowwas thir-
tv feet deep People made their exit frequently
from seconds,o1y windows, and the trees cut down
70, fuel. left long s.umps behind. One Hannah
Dinaley. poor woman who lived not far from New
Haven was buried Tor six Or eight days. bu, a, las,
discovered BY her neighbors, by smoke of The fire
coming through snow Hannah dieted a Ia Cru
hun. on potatoes and dried corn, and warmed up
with chairs and tabies a flock Of a hundred sheep
were dug out Of snow drift on Fishers Island,
where they had been buried to the depth OF sixteen
feel,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

rs, The burning vessel that was seen IN the
Sound, from Norwalk, d few nights since, was Ike
wise seen from Stamford; h1' he Advocate pub
Eshed at The latter place. adds an explanation
The light was pGodaced by burning ssoaaf N the
vicinity OF New-Hoge. II iscommoaiy understood
that swan,pS are incara5le fintlammabili,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

nrs.Mr. Polk left Columbia, Tenn. with his S'li'e,
for Washington, on The 18th ult 1t !s understood
saws the Columbia Observer, that Col. j. h yak
er, nephew Of the President, will be ms Private
secretary. The Observer congrataIa'es the cifi-
zens Of Columbia on inc Presidents departure, mus
be;np relieved of the great crowd of hungry Office
seekers who have swarmed in the Place tor many
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

Tur sroRn.-There is much in the papers
resnecting the detention of The mails and other
incidents of the storm which we have no room
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-11

FEMALE SHEARING.

A correspondent of the Newark Daily
Advertiser, at Paris, relates the following
instance OF darbdrism
AT Caen, but short distance from
Rouen, there is market whittier young
girls resort and stand hour after hour with
their flowing hair, rich and glossy, deriving
additional lustre from the contrast with
their naked shoulders. This s the resort
of the merchant BARRIERS, some of whom
come even from England. The merchants
pass along among ,bem, examine the color,
texture, evenness, and other qualities Of
the beautiful fleece, haggle for SOUS, and
finally buy. The hair then, after being
Gu, as closely as possible to the head, IS
weighed and paid for, and the girl goes
home to prepare for another shearIng, or
perhaps TO purchase husband with her
money. An American girl prefers to let
her hair turn to silver on her own head,
or II it must be cut Oh, TO ENJOY the crop
herself"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-11
.HfSCEEE.f.7'EOTS.
INTIMATE FRIENDS:
on,
Circumstances alter Cases.

~ MAS. EMMA < hAbAhfs
How ptogoknsp
What's die matter, Charles r.
Why, this delegate little rose colouied
note, which John has ls, handed me, comes
from my old friend Mrs. Wharton; she is
at she Aston, apd wants TO see me this even
ing"
Is there anything SO very annoying IN
visit TO All old freud 7" asked the young
wife, nrchy.
No, no, exaclly-but who the deuce
wants 10 90 out on such dark, cold, rainy
night besides, have JUS, taken my boots
oil, ind then | waited TO read new book
to you, Lucy"
Yes; we were very Intimate at school,
and she nigh, feel hur, Of any thing like
GOODNESS"
"Then she was a school friend Of yours Y
Her father was n country clergyman
who had undertaken the education Of SIX or
eight city boys, of whom | was one. Flor.
ence was then swarihy, little, lively crea-
lure, young enough 10 be real hoydeu, yet
old enough TO play the deuce among US by
her fllrtaiions. We were all IN love with
her bat she finally made runaway match
with the widest fellow among US. larry
Wharton was tho son Of rich merchant,
and his father, though he allowed bin a
handsome maintenance, never would re.
celve his wife lnro iayour."
Where is her husband now ~
+" lie is travelling in Europe for bis health
rs is said-probably Tor his comfort also.
believe that, long before the death OF his
iaher made him independent, Harry had
repenied his precipiiato marriage, for nci-
Their he nor his wife wore their letters very
meekly."
Is she pretty, Charles T. (Wbat a
womansh queslion.)
"No--yes-no. Indocd, I hardly know
how TO answer you, Lucy. Che certainly
was not pretty, and yet ! have seen her
look beautiful. But il is six or seven years
since last me, her, and she has been l'v.
lug in Paris for the last two or three.
suppose she has grown older, and, Of course
nglIcr."
So, then, she was no old fame as well
ms an old friend. don't sec what right
she has to clai any attention from you now.
Asa married man, you arc exempt from
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-11
WOMAN'S LOVE.

II is said that the only person who shares
the captivity Of Santa Anna, IN the cold
and gloomy prison of Perote, IS his young
and beantiisI wife, who, by a thousand lit
tie acts of kindness and affection, soothes
his sorrows, and renders less irksome the
horrors of his prison-house. How mystic.
rious is woman's love, and what depths OF
feeling are hidden in the secret rccesses OF
her affection i
The troops of parasites who fa,ened
upon his bounty, aud were loud in their
ripas TO his honor in the noon-tide of his
power, have forgotten their bcneiactor in
the night of adversely, and cry "death to
the tyIant!" But his aaec,roualc wife
clines moro closely to his bosom the more
the darkness gathers about him, and, by
her presence and her smiles, lightens up
the gloom of his dreary abode. "Honor
10 woman Cincinnati Afids.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-11
MOONS PHASES.
p POETRY.



Knoweh thou that seas are sweeping
Where cities oncs.Snye been
When the calm wave is sleeping,
Their towers may yet be sncn;
Far doxUgbslow the CLASSY tide
Msn's6welIing where his voice hath died.
Knowcsl thou ihathocks arc feeding
Above the ionibs Of old,
Whish.k ng9 their zrnes leading,
ifHTF fingered 10 behold
A short smooth grssrswarj DER them spread,
Is all that marks where heroes bled. nsmE.
knowest iboa The, now the token
or temples once Tenowb'd,
IL but pSllar, broken.
With grass ind vol flowers crosnli
And The lone serEFni rears her young
Where the TRANSPLANT Tyre has song
Well, ~cll, Show the story
OF rgts psssd away,
And tho niourai,l grecks that glory
Has lon 10 dull Ctcay.
But thou hast ys, tale TO learn
Moro fall Of WARNINGS sad aud stern.
Ihy pensive eye but ranges
Ner ruih'd fame and hall.
Oh !.ihe dsp sooi hath changes
More soiroWful than all
Talk norMhile ihossxstOro lhas thrOag,
OF silence in the place OF s4.g.
See scorn-whorc loro has pcrishd;
Dislrurt-- y hcEss5STsndship grew;
Pnds-where once nature chcrshd
All tcnaw thoughts and irucsA
And shadows Of oblivion thrown
Der every trace Of idols gone.
Weep not FOR tonhs far scs,ier'd,
For temples PROSTATE Laid
In thine own boariaiis 81, aetaGd
Tho affairs il hah made
Go, sound It's depths in donht sad fear
Heap NJ ne ipdfs It's treasures here.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

tACHANGE PLACE, BALTIAtORE
VIE subscriber respectfully anu unccs 10 hi.
friends and The public, ih,i lie ha. purchased
MetRASTUS COLEM ms interest. nj d become
sol e ssee oi The above rs abilshmen.
Tie iio'el 's locoled c"nvenitbi io oil The PRIV
ClPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND Rail.
hoaD DEPOiS. and 'fcrs ever, irducemeni i"r
coni"ri. The Rooms large and airy, n, a inr-
nsled IN style not surpassed Ivy any similar es>
adjustment in tie United States.
From the cxIer;rnce me Proprietor has had in
The manage ment of a FIRST CASS, HOTEL. he
alters himself that every department ii The esinh-
''hmen' Viii hc conducted in a syle To please ihose
"ho may favor him With a CALL
dec 5-iw IOIIN ycSr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
NEW GOODS!

4 kEFR " MOTTE, No iG. Market SQUARE.
~ are now receiving their second stock Of
FALL AND WIN FER GOODS.
Having purchased them a. a great reduction o.
price we are prepared to offer good bargains 10
soriment may be found;
Dress GJodS. Cashmere D'Fcosse chnnhn
redosan,, Afghan Plaid, Nousline de Lame. very
cheap: Alpaca, Irstre all kinds, 10 per cent low
er than usual; q neh ms, every variety.
Fancy articles Trimmings d.e.-Hosie-y of
every klndi White Goods, irish Linen Russia q
brdssye Diepe' crash; Alpaca Aprons; Brown
ana WHITE Holland; Trimming Ginps and Frin-
gesi SIX and Worsted Serge; Silk ana Norstej
, gTa, oihnnlng; coat cord, Twist, Sewing six,
Ihrend, Bnttons; Sileoia &c. &c
a large assortment of English and American
Cnllcoes. very cheap.
FOR Gs'iemen's Ucdr.-Cloths, cassimeres
Sattnets' keniuck Jeans ,Tweeds, s aim Meti.
noe, cashmere and other Vestings; Gents, era
vats and stocks; all of which we can sell n,
the season. '' ~
Dom,stic Goods Red, brown. yellow and
white Flannel. Plaid, Iinsev, rrillings, The hes,
makes OF brown and bleached Muslin Ticking
checks, Domestic Stripes and Plnids Cotton
arm anu carpet chain, always en- hand.
4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
NEW N,)l,k.

'BNHE lliS'ory OF The Pores from she fopn
~ dalion OF ihc See of Rome To- A d -5s
~ Archibald Iower. T. q formerly public Pro,
lessor OF RhetDfic. History and Philosophy IN
the Univer i'ieS OF r, me, Genoa and Macrfsta
and III The latter lace Counsellor OF the " ani
''nion, and a con inuaiiun TO The me Seri lfrne
w Rev samuel Hans tcx, II d, Professor
extraordinary IT Biblical and Christian Hi->
toft IN The Union Theol goal Seminary az
New *, To be completed IN 81 Nos, IS 8
each P'rS'n> who wish 10 subscribe i"r IhIS
work will call ~ ROBES Fnuk and SIatinaty
Sore, corner nj ~ N an1 Uuon streets.
Jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

INFORMALLY CuANcsay. AT a Cires, Su.
perinr Court ot Law aud Chancety h, Id
tor The County of Ohio, 81 tie Count Houss
he' eof ON the 8 day ui Fe usry is45,
Moses Rhodes, Piainua
John SO, XMAS adm nisirator ana O; he, Q, De-
PENDANTS.
Extract frsm Ee Decree.
And on the petition OF Joseph Gill, claim.
ing 10 be a creditor oi said J. nm Sockmsn ce.
ceased. by Judgment recovered sg ,ip>' the ,aii
john SocAman in his lite tine IN thi CO r.:
ON the la safe thereof, it rs ordei-d, tha, ,h.s
cause be referred again 10 the said Commas
Si"nei Edward II Fit. bugh, WIN, giving due
nouce, ls,io a>c.r'niit snd teport The amount,
II any, due sat Gill uB ~ id juder ent. and
whether The same BE- a lien. ard il SO. 10 wlnt
xient, and IN vhai Older on the real estate
oi The said JOnL Sockman, vi any thi,e
Ceemsd pertinent nv himself or specially re-
CURED by the parties.
The parties interested will take notice Thar
h I'VE appointed he 18Th Gav of Mach IeIs
and The ,thce OF jacob & Fl zhueb, i'm tho
cry at wheeling, ms The time and plat = ot TAX
" The said account, when ard where all m.
ieiesrcd can ai,en'
EDW Fl FL ZHUGH, Commissioner.
I'@h ~ feb -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24

CoNHi-I Sek's CFr.cE Feb lS4J.
The PARIS Interested ~ The foregoing de-
Gee. are hereby motif d, thai have an oinic
rnu stay, The 20 h Jay Of March next. al IN,
odice OF Jdcut & Fiilhugh IN he cI'y oi Vhed
iug, a IN time All place, v hen and where
" ~ proceed 10 TAX, The count 10 said deer
difsoIed. Add l reqnire ell pa 'iies having sri
interest ~ the ,nnt 20 appear s9d attend be
fore me, Tor h phrpuSe NJ tnabliDR me IT, taxi
said account and make The eport thereof.
EDW n I1ZHCGH, Ctmmissioncf
n WIS NTg ieb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
OFT & GREER.
ROPES. ROPES

~ hand aud Tor sale n general assortment If
" C"rdnre. consisting IN pnr ne follows
White lard and Manila Ropes OF all sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
1000 Onkum
500 Broom Irvine warranted good
Als' Lines and Twines of every variety and s,z.
all Of which will be sold ~ cheap as can be rn,
chased 10 this city or Pisbnrgh.
FloI, BeeswsI, Ginseng. Corn Bronns. OATS and
Csrn taken ~ exchange nj Wheeling Market prtce
for Cnrlase. at the old stand formerly occuped bv
Darge & lIgge. No Water street
oci CHARLES n BERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
Wholesale AND RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

JOHN FISHER, Agt, Book seller and Station
er, No 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va 40
hcits the patronage of his former friends ana
customers at his Ella stand, where he will be
able To supply tn I'm with Books and Stationery
assortment, and is CO nstantly receiving supplies
OF Medical, Mi cellaneous, Theological and
SCHOOL Books. Also Bibles Of cry variety of
6lnding, all OF which he is able To afford as
cheap as they can be got at any other place in
the city. "
Highestprice given for Rags ia exchange.
seq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
>On RAGS RIO COFFEE;

EOn Rags RIO COFFEE;
CVO 90 do Java DO
20 Bags Pepper;
20 do Pimenio;
30 Chests Young Tyson Tee;
10 do Gun Powder DO
I Cnsk Carers Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Ainm;
Casks EPSON Salts;
do Saleratus;
] do Boston Syrup,
] do Msdder;
geo no Liqnorice Ball;
~ Boxes b. S.. l2s, l6 and pound I.nme.
robucco If superior qualities
do Lsdy's Twis, Tobacco;
200 do Brozer's and sheelng Copper;
200 do Cinnamon;
Ceroons S + Indigo
Bbls Coprerns;
rs Ses NJ X Ras,ns;
Bulls Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
DO Puverzed Do
L do Cloves;
] do Nutmeg,
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do Vnrcga,ej Saaps;
Bale Bordeaux Amands;
1000 do Cotton Yarns. Nns 5 To- 10-iusi re.
ee'Ved ohd for saleby WIN FLEMING.
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