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The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
CONGRESSIONAL.

On the goth inst. the SENATE was mot inses-
sion, having adjourned over 10 the a3d inst.
In the House, Immediately after the sreading
ofthe Journal, Mr.. Dromgoole Of Va, called Up
the Sub Treasury bill, greatlyto the surprise of
most otthe members, who were totally. mlprepa-
red to see the ghost of Mr., Van Buren's famous
financial panacea once again revisiting the
glimpses ofthe moon and stalking about thu Hall
Of Representatives. Thu bill, however, came up,
and was discussed with great ychemeneeand as.
perity during the entire day. 3ssS So
On the 2lst, Mr.. Dfomgoole proposed that all
debate should close upon the bill, two hours of
ter The subject would be taken up in committee.
This motion prevailed by a vote Of 10 to 5s.-
The House then passed into committee Of thu
whole on the state of the Union, when anotheI
exciting debate followed, in which many infam
atory and purely p~aFtizan attacks were made ant
retorted. The bill was reported 10 the Hons,
and ordered to be engrossed-yeas 125 nay
SO. On the final passage of the hill, the yot
stood, yeas l23; nays SO. The House then ad
jouFned, 81
The bill will in all human probability beade
feated in the Senate, but should it pass hot
Houses, viii Capt Tyler veto ita He was Piled
ged against it in 1870, and signed theb for il
i repeal. Butas he has exhibited mutations ia
stronger Than I change Of opinion ii regard /
hemeYits Of the Suh.TFeasary System, il woul
not surprise us in the least to wee him foilowingi
II - AE HNNL EAs
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

0-We are requested to state, that the Rev.
Mr.. Ford, ofthe Presbyterian church, will preach
in the mceting-hous on Saturday morning next,
at IL o o'clock, and in the same place. at the same
hour, on Sabbath next.
The EpisceNalian minister, Rev. Mr.. Burke,
win hold diviyh service in the Courthouse, on
Sabbath atteSS Son, at 4 o'clock.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

ANNEX rIoN.-We perceive that among IN
Vulnerable projects for annexing Texas which
have been submitted to Congress, Mr.. PoLLocK,
of Pa, has proposed that by virtue of a special
act the question be submitted to the people ofihe
United States for decision at the Ballot Box.
Mr.. Adams has expressed the opinion that this
is the only constitutional mode ofeffecting An
nexation.
The Washington correspondent ofthe New
York Tribune says-The Chinese Treaty has
not yet been acted on. 1t is quite ayoluminous
affair. When printed it will occupy about one
hundred pages, octave.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

Excess in service beyond the number al.
lowed BY tho Act of August, 1912, 25
No more appointments can be made until the
number in service shall be reduced below foul
hundred and Observation-Disclosures.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

MtpsnIrmEx,-In service 2ad Nov. Is44
Passed Midshipmen, l66
Entitled to promotion, 5
Midshipmen, 315-476
Number in service LIST Jam, 1874, 45I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14


|GENTLEaIEN.S WEAR. viz. CLoTns--r,,,.
super French back. wuol aycd de-, do very L,,,
priced. The fashionable ciiron brown olive brow,
and golden olive. (sery beautiful colors) blue
invisible green, brown and gray.
CASSI MERES-Exira super Fren, h b ack doe.ki,,
10 fancy cvlors. stripes aud plai6s, wool dy.s
black. Tweeds ot various kinds. DC, &c
SUMMER GOODS--Csshm' reiIs. French I,nr,r
aud Dfillings, Gambro"ns. Linen Checks SJr,mc
Cloths Of all colors. together with every descrp,o,
of Linen aud Cotton Goods
NES'TiNGS-Ex,ra super blk satinsi'k. cashmere
Valencia md Msrscies. among whirh are s,,,.
Of the newest ond invsi beautiful Goods ev.
ImTor'cd.
CRAVATS. STOCKS: &c.-Rich .,iin Crayn,.
scars aud stocks. elk Madras aud ca nbric cravas
n large stock.
POCKET HDKFS--Silk and eamb,ic hdkf, of over,
description and variety. With G.ovcs, Sispenders
socks. aud in fact eyery other desirable ariicI,
connected with this department.
DATS-Panan n, Leghorn aud Palm Leaf Also
Chidren's Hats of VARIOUS kinds
BOYS WEAR -Almrsi every variety Of G ODDS 10,
this purpose, in The selection OF which great car,
has been exercised.
irish Lncnsfin shirt ngs. under shirts and drawer
(silk. merino and coibn)
TAILORS' TRIAiAIl NGS-Exiras super silk serres
worsied do. new style buttons. The very hes
sewing silks aud Twist. Silicia siayings. &c, DC
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS--Damask and Birlsc,,
Table Diaper, Fine Damosk Table Cloths aud
Napkins. "a unbleaehed Diaper. a rare article
do Cotton, ID 10 aud Sd Linen and Co,io,
SheeiiDgs. 9-S Pillow Case Linen Whit,
Aiarseiles Cpunierpanes, Cotton Frnees. Furniture
DUMMY aud CHIMES. Hearth Brushes. d c. sc.
LADIES' WEAR, viz: FANCY DRESS GOODS
oigandi. Bilzarine. Tarleion, Lace and Jacune
Lawns. Wursied Balzarnes. Baraees. Plain black
aud sage green Mouslin do Lsne. very lin.
qualify, together with various other colors &c
French. English and Domestic Chinres. Ears,on
up IL WIN Il SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

jacquard aud French Ginghams
IS.LkS-R'ch blue black satin. striped AM wniere,
silks super colUi ed do the most superb an,
newest style.
MOURNING GOoDS--Niore than ordinary care
has been exercised in the selection OF lbis
description oi Goods. Of Witch my S,Gck is yer,
beau iioi aud complete
French Needle work Collars. Lappeis NJ d Chomi
ze''es. rich Thread Laces. Muslin EdslDgs ani
Insertings, Sc, Sc
Fancy Lace. (rew siyle) Hair Braid
Neapoli'an Plat mad ference BRAID Bonneis
Misses Gimp a, d Straw do. Chdren's Hats, &c
BONNET TRiMMl NGS-A most beautiful slocl,
oil Ribbons and Flowers. rich silks aud Liaines
Gimps, &c.
lcoRSETS-A complete assortment Of every kind
constantly on hard
SUAWLS, SCARFS. &c.-IIcrnari, Barase AMI
Black Mobair shawls und scaifs, Also, some
very beautiful CravaIs for ladies.
Parasul. e IN facing almost every
Kind aud description, SOME Of whirk are rery low
lSh!RTS- Hair. Cloth, White Meicer, nj rse ~, $
aud Cord ii >kir's. Also. Grass Clnih for do.
WHITE GCODS--Fin rarleivn and Swiss Niuslins,
Jaconeis. Null. Cambria. plaid uni striped du.
Bishop Lawn. Is, ok. White and Black Neus, Fine
Linen Ca,ab6ics aud Lung Lawns.
OSlERY-Back aud White silk Hose. raw sir
do. extra inc Blk and White Cotton, unblenched
md mixed do. Cheap Cotton Hosiery OF every
kind
GLOVES-The very best Kid Cloves, black Neu
Gh'ves aud Miis. sill and cotIrn do. Also, white
Nal Gloves. ons and shnrt Lace do.
Besides which, my stuck of DJmtsic Goods is
very heavy. nnd purchased nj such prces ~ To
enahle us 10 offer great Inducements To COUNTRY
Mt hCiiANTS and Wholesale BIZ, crs. aud To NY
customers generally. | may add, that as my
arrangements will enable me, constantly To receive
new style Goods. as they come out my STOCK ", N
be specially inviting tho whole sensnn.
.orner Main md Madison streets, Wheeline Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
REMOVAL.

AFAYETrE McNEELY, would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Wheeling and The pub.
lie generally, Tint he has removed his DRUG AND
MEDICINE STORE. 10 the room formerly occupied
by Mr. II Pollock. as Shoe Store. next door To M
Graft and Two doors from Market Alley. where no
will receive in few days. in addition 10 bis former
stock. fresh and well assorted stock Of Drugs. Me.
dicines. Paints. Oils. Dye Stuff, Perfnmery. &r, to
which he would invite The attention Of his old GUS
toners and the public.
N Il. lie has also his usual supply OF Garden ond
Flower Seeds. Zap 2-lm) leo Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

NJ EW WORKS, NEW woRKS.-Just receive
IN ed "a synopsis VI Popery IL was and as il is.
10y William Hogan, Esq; Lectures on Tho invoca-
lion Of Saints by Rev PIse. ID ID; Popular Lee
lures on Astronomy by NJ Arsgo; Memoirs Of The
LiIerory Ladies, from the commencement OF the
last century. by Mira ElwooJ; Tor sale al ROBES
Book and Stationery Siors. corner Of Main aud u
mon sis. an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

NOR THE LADlES-Ncw style Lawns and
- Lawn GiDghams, British and American ChIniz,
Rich Ottoman Gloves and Miis. Lemon, Ombro and
other new style Ribbons. Florence Brad Shell do
Brilliant and straw Bonnes, Parasos and Parasoleiies
plain and Chameleon Silks. LaeD, Linen Lawn and
cambria Pocket Hdkfs, Choppa, BomaIs, Banda 40
and English Pocket lldkfs, Ladies Fancy Cravais do
Gimps. plain aud ioncy silk. Black and White
cotton and silk embroidered Latics' Hose of superior
quality, cheapat Cop 12) M'MURRAY'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

win The hundred and one other kinds loo numerous
to designate, all OF which have been selecr ted with
care and attention. and will he disposed Of Whole,
sale Retail AT as low prices as they can be mr.
chased west Of The mountains
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing I, purchase
small assortment. either by tho Pac kage or dozen
viii do well Ia call and examine any stock, es am
confident con supply Them prices that cannot
iaii 10 please Thankful Tor The liberal patronage
here ioiore extended 10 me, s,ll solicit and shull
endeavor 10 merit n Continuance oC the same
Also always ON hand a large and general Us,
sorImen'o OF Shoe Stock and Shoe Findings IIem!utk
aud Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Bot Morocco and
d skins, Lining mud Binding Skins, Galluons. Boot
Webbs, Shoe Pegs, Sine Nails. Tncks Shoe Threads
OF The best qualify, &c &c. Boot ard Shoe Manu-
iaciurers " III fnd that can furnish them with nl.
NEST every Thing IN lbeis line OF business on p,mt
terms (np5) SAAiL McCLALLEN
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JUVENILES, OR BOOKS FOR cHILpREN

.HhcD Oh bOOhS fOh BDREN
IN SiE Arabian Nights Entertainment: Robinsnn
- Crnsoe Charlotte Elizibeibs Works, Mrs
Eli's Works. Mrs Sigonrney's Book for Boys, SC,
The Rollo Book Ia different binds, sold either IN
sells or separate.
Love and Money, Work and Wages Liule Coin
much Care. Which Is the wiseR Who shall be
Greatest Hope On. Hope Ever. Strive and Thrive,
sowing and Reaping. No Sense like Common
:, Sense Alice Ffoukland by Mary Hewitt.
r"s, Impressions, Dangers oi Dining Out, Sommer-
v'iie Hal, Minister'S Family. by Mrs Ellis.
The Twin Sisters. by Mrs Sandman.
,s'v rnenssh'P' no Poplar Grove. by Mrs Copley.
nl's'efman Ready, vols. by Captain Msrryo,i,
The Cfoiion Boys, The Prince sDd the peasou,. bv
Harriet MaHlDeau.
Looking Glass for the Mind. many Plates.
Tree Of House keeping, Ivy r. S Arthur.
The Farmer Daughter. by Mrs Cameron
Young Student. by Madame Guz,i, iu . vols.
Domestic Tales, by Hannah More.
Wnh multitude Of Toy Books. Picture Primers
&c, &c, varying ~ price from CT upwards For
SEQ by JOHN J HASWELL
ariS Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
NEW STRING & SUMNER GOODS

NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
NEORGE M'MURRAY. would respectfully cal
~ The attention Of his City and country cuslome rs
20 his fresh stock. now opening.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Super wool dyed Boley's Black French Cloths,
Do do English do do
Do do do do Cassimeras.
Do Bard and other new style Vesiinga
Do Fancy d. plain white bro linen drll'gs.
ID do Linen Check for children, with q
large stock OF Cotton drilling Of fancy patterns. For
sole very low by GEORGE M'MURRAY,
ap IL market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

5000 DOLLARS.
POKOMOkE RIVER LOTTERY.
Class No II, tor 1915.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, April II, 1916.
SCHEME:
Irze OF $4,000 prize OF $1,000
1000 ll96
1900
Besides macy other smaller Prizes,
70 No Lottery-lo Drawn Balio,S.
Tickets So Halves Si--Quarters SO cts.
Certificate OF package 20 Wholes $27. Share.
In proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
WAT, HES. WATCHES & sawELRY,

"HE largest aud most splendid assortment
oil WslcheS in The Cay, 80 be furrd ut
ne subscribers, a he Is constantly receiving
all Descriptions oi Gold and sure Vafetts OF
The newest styles, from tie manufacturers IN
england, France anu Ssuzerisbd, he is en-
AIDED - Ter large ASSORTMENT ard at much
less prizes, o, Retail, ihao any other house Ia
America. Gold Wa cbes IA low as 20 to IS
dollars each.
Wat.hes and Je~clry exchanged or bought.
All Watches warranted To- keep good time IL
the money returned. Hatcacs cod JeaaIy
repaired IN tie best manner and watfauted,Ly
The best wot kmen. and much l"wer than ut aby
other place. Gold and Silver Pencils, Colt
CHAINS, KEYS, AID Ladies, Bracelets, Pms and
Sterling Silver Spoons, Der Cnrsr Folks;
NC, Tor sale very low. u @ ALLEN;
Importer Of Watches aud seweirv
Wholesale and II, tail, No 80 Wall 81,
Jan 25ad3m New York, FUN stairs.1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
A. M. ADAMS q co.
NO. l67 MAIN sTREEr.


FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS
Have just received from the Eastern cii,es. a
choice stock Of Goods for GenIemens wear suitable
Tor the season. selected by Mr. M ii GRIGG Anon
their stock will he found
Superfne French and English BROAD CLOTHS. OF
tho best qualities and mos, perlec, finish.
CAssIMEREs. plain and fancy. q very beautiful
and superior assortment.
VESTlNGS: Our assortment Of Fashionable Silk
and Satin Vesiings, for style. finish and quality.
surpasses anything ever in this city.
Fashionable Scarfs and Cravals. Stocks. Gloves
Shirts. "a beautiful, pattern ready made,) sc. &c.
NEW YORK SPRING FASHIONS.
We have received the N. York Spring Fashions.
and arc prepared 10 answer all orders in our line
in style heretofore unequallcd in this city.
npl0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
PAPER, PAPER, PAPER.

q I HOKNBROOK would invite The aiten-
~ lion Of purchasers, To their stock Of Wiring
Wrapping, Post Office. Blotling. Tissue. Tea aud
Sand Paper which they will sell as low as any in
The city.
Rags, Ginseng Beeswax and Snake Root taken iIl
exchange al the highest market prices. np2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

UPEk super Gunpowdcr. Imperial and Young
~ Hyson Teas, Of The most delicate favor: super
o'atk ieas' rom the most approved districts Of
growth, viz: PUuchong. CbuIsn, Moey fouy. sun.
rhong, OOlong Rich old Rio aud Porto Rico coffee:
t}ueehsware, &c, &ci with large stock OF
Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns, and Eastern Carpet Chain.
all coloIs SO dozen Palm Leaf HAS, exceedingly
low ny GEORGE MMURRAY.
opl2 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

BI>lG'D and Lead Colored Pohgee, super Thread
Laces and Edgings. L isle do. White satin
beads. fg'd Chafieits, Lace aud Paris Lawns.
Frenc., Needle work Capes aud Collars. Earlsion
and Manchester Ginghams. with large stock of
Prns. Bleached and brown Shirilag from A TO
a, OF The lowest rates. by
apl2 GEORGE MMURRAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

I'M MtLANE's C,lebmtcd Liver Pas. ju,t 70
~ cciycd and tor sale by
op7 Pryor & PACLL l6f MafksIH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
NEW U MAIL STEAMER HlBERNIA.

sGsSZS The new and fast running
a steamer HiBERNlA, John
-Sss.E;. Ss@sZ klineielier, will continue
: make regular weekly
UPS 20 Cinclnnat; lelving Pittsburgh every
Tuesday ai 10 A. NJ; end Wheeling every
Tuesday at z Nj, and Cincinnati every FRI.
dav at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior &C.
Communications, apply on board.
!, 5The HioeTnia was built expressly for the
CINCINNATI and Pittsburgh trace, and will con.
linue in the trade The whole season.
sTIhe Hibernia is provided with Evans,
safety Guard to prevent the explo ion Of boil
eiN' feb 81
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S T L A M BIO At
NEW U MAIL sTEAMrR curTrp

NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CUTTER.
a ~m The new and fast running pas.
tHSk8r Senger steamer CUTTER, Col,
Inns, commander, will continue tn
make regular weekly trips To Cincinnati; ieav.
ing WheeIing every Sunday evening at 9 o.
CLOCK, and Cincinnati every Wednesday at 10
FOR freight or passage, having superior ac>
commoda'ionS, apply On hoard.
ST ihe Gutter u provided with Evans Safe
W Guard. TO Prevent the explosion OF boilers.
mar 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

Is now receiving and opening the arges, and mos,
extensive assortment Of Boots and Shoes Of eyerv
Kind quality and desc rpiioB hai has ever been oil
Tered IN this market among which may be found;
200 pairs Mems Light Summer Boots;
200 do do Stout Calf Boots;
goo do do KIP Bots;
3OO do do Light Calf g. Morocco Monrocs;
QUO do do Kip Brogans;
loOO do Women's Kid & Seal Slippers, low price;
oO0 do do KID Slippers (of good quaIily0
4oO do do Lace Boots OF every kind aud
qualify;
IOO do do GaIier Boots;
goo do do Halt CATER;
3O0 do do Morocco Shoes Of every sly lc;
2O0 do do Seal and Calfdo do
loo0 do Children's Shoes OF every kind price and
style on hand-a full and complete assortment Of
Mems. Boys and Youths Thick wsrk Of every de.
serlplion A very large variety Of Boys, Youths
and Misses Light Work for summer wear; together
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
FEMALE sci,ooi;

JEN1E subsc r,bcr l. about 10 iaae charge Of
n The Female School heretofore conduc..
ed by The Rev n. Murray. lie will be- assis.
ted bv well GU ,lf d female teacher Thev
will both devote their energies 10 This worx,
ana do their utmost to maze a school of The
6r>t character.
The charge for tuhi m will be-
For The higher branches per or. SIS Od
For common branches, {; m,
Ia The Primary Department, AZ 4 On,
A lew boarde.s will he taken al The rate OF
$50 for tho Summer Session (iwo Soattsts)anJ
$40 for the Winter Session. ,This will ne The
whole charge Tor boarding, tuition, washing.
Iuel, Sc.
The Session will commence or Monday IN.
lilh OF April. JAS. w. M,KENNAN.
Wheeling, March 81, ls4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
NEW BOOK BINDERY.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

IT oINSTON q BERRYHILL bsvo received
- aud opened fresh spring supply Of seasOnable
and desirable goods. which they are selling very
cheap and fast IN fact we have been so busily en-.
gagged in selling. that we had like TO have forgotten
TO adyerise Those wishing TO purchase cheap asJ
desirable gOods will please call soon. ap5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

tSSARLET FEVER. like all other levers com.
~ mcnres With nausea aud sickness great ilisi
headache, redess oi the eyes. ETC. Ia two or three
days. p'iehrg sensation is experienced, and o.,
eruption OF q fiery redness begins 10 avpear first on
The lace and arms and finally an UNIFORM T, dness
covers The whole hody
Virgins Indian Vegetable Pills are mn cnsy, safe
ana certain cure Tor This and every other fever IN
all cases Of scarlet fever. Wrigh,s Indian Vegetable
Pulls should he taken every night gong 10 bed ia
suth doses as to produce cop;ous evucna lions by the
bowels This course. if properly followed up.w ILL.,
III q short time. subdue The most violent attack oi
'carlei lever. and, CT The time, The digestion
VIII be improved and the blood so completely
purified, that new lie and vigor i'll lie given IL
the hole frame.
Caution 10 Agents-Siore keepers and agents
are respectfully informed that medcine pusporliue
10 be indnn Pills. made ny one G Bel j,iuin Smith
ut NV York. and sold by various = ore keepers
both IN the city and coun ny. are not the genuine
Virgins Indian Vegetable Pills, bui merely n
miserable imitation. The only secnriiy aeains
imposition is Ia pure base arihe fires No 60 R,ce
street. Philadelphia NJ. 1913 fremont street
Boston. No. 2SS Greenwich reel, between Read
and Chambers Streets, New York-aEd be particular
in oil cases 10 ask for virgins IndIan Vegetable
Pills
Remember. beware OF ali sugar coated tonrierfeiis
and he particular To ask Eir virgins Indian
Vegetable Pills. Tor sale al NlELLOR'S Variety
store ap9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

FINANCING ACADEMY. MIR YEo, Professor
~ OF Daneingbcg most respectfully 10 announce
hi reiorn TO Wheeling. where he intends remaining
three months, TO give lessons in tho newest a6d
most fashionable Dances, viz The New Polish
Msjourka, (uhich has hrown the La Polka comp eisly
in he shade) FIrs' Sail Mejourka, "BavnrIan Ma
jourkas." Gallopades, Qnudriles. VALVES. Scotch
Reels. Homppes, &c. Lessons. Two per week
Thursday IRON four I'LL six-Sa,urdoy from tvs o
nIl six.
Terms can be known 81 Mr. Yeo. 80 Virginia
Hotel To commence on Thursday, 18Th April
l64J, ap9
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LEATHER.

LEATHER.
lust received al The Sign Of The Black MamHoiK
q Boot. south eud Of Market Square:
'oz ni Tampico Fine Boot Morocco;
do hladrus do a.,
4 do Undns.ed do do
2 do Cochineal Red Goat do
do Pink Sheep Skus;
do White do do
DO KID Skims;
do Sheep Bindn G Skis;
do Goat do do
A'sn lew duz Of fine Cali Sims. all of which
will be sold very low.
opa TODD d HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

SCYTHES AND SICKLES-The subscriber las
~ just received
20 doz Daringf select Grain ScyIhes,
20 do do do Grass do
10 do Hale g. Whipple's select RIB & Grass do
10 do Scyihe Sheds,
SO DO Scyihe Rifles
SO do Scyihc Stones.
rs do Shaw's Sickles
The above Scythes are oil select. and Of the best
Having sold Newton Darling. Scyihes for Is years,
have no hesitation IN saying. that they stand in
the hghcs, repute Of any made in the United States
capl2 SAML NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

NOflCE.-The DEUS and CLAIMS of he
IL late firm OF LOWTHER & BOON.have
been transferred 10 the undersigned Tor coIles-
llon, Az Persons knowing themselves TO be
indebied 10 that firm, will find i, t. their own
ADVANTAGE to make immediate paymenI ly
maj II ISAAC w MITCHELL
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MACHINE CARDS.
NORTH WHEELING ACADEMY.

NORIH WEtGE LING ACADEMN.
NlilS INSTITUTION will resume its opera :
Il lions. on Tuesday. April 18th. Terms rs for.
merly. viz: 81 90 and ~ 90 per term Of % weeks
or $500 and $500 per quarter. There will be
some extra charges for experiments in Natural Pin.
losophy and Chemistry. There will be four teach
ers as formerly and perhaps fith port Of his rcs
I he male and female depai menis will DO conduc-
ted, as heretofore. in separate rooms and pleasure
grounds. IL The former patronage be continued The
subscriber hopes, before long. procure separate
building for The female department. For further in.
formation, nquirors will please refer TO DR. Glen
ems. DIR Todd, Thos II List. Hiram Brown or Thos
Sweeney. Zap l-2wl VIM WALLACE
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FRESH FRUIT, &c.

UUSTarrivrd The following prlIces; 100 lbs fresh
. F'g.. best quo'iiy IN small drums far Family ns,
100 lbs beat Buideaux Soil Shell Almonds; 100 Tia
Engl sh Wsinus; 100 do Palm Nut; 5 boxes Le-
n"ns; 100 hikes Prunes; 100 lhs Preserves Of tho
following kinds Pouches Apiicois, Plum. Straw bef
~, Ounces aud Cher o.. lbs Sapsaro Cheesc just
received aud for sale al PARKERS
mnr 81 No t0l Main street.
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NAy ORkS ON GARDENING, &c Down.
w ,pg's landscape Gardener; The complete
FLORIST, 25 cent?; The Krchen and Fr,, Gardener.
% cents; TIE Complete Gardener and Florisi CO
cents The American Ponlercis Cumparion; The
Farmers Mite; Blackjack Sheep aud Wool Cla.
Ter Il Yona', on Disorders OF Cattle ;Euers Farmers
Companions Botany Tor Beginner; Coins'ork'S Lin
collins ard Nurh American Bonry, with sevciaf
other works suited TO The present sensoi. for sale "
sp4 JOHN J lIASWELI. Union street.