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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
From the 81. Louis Republican.
A LONG, LOUD, ANDGLoRloJS SHOUT
FOR IOWA
kNftfHER WING SrATEt

A we have ALREADY stated. the first cleo
ton IN the new State ~ Iowa was held ,,,l
Monday last ior Governor other State onl
GERS. two members 81 Congress aud the Leo.
islsturc. The result il OF the most grd,ii,ins
character, Co iis as Whias and will b.. hail
81 all over The Union one oi the uumistakc
able signs III the downfall OF lsoco(ocosm. IL
y even mor favorable than the most sslnguine
accounts itow that quarter lad led III to ex-
Icct, aud NE, Therefore, look with anxiety To
our next intelligence for full aud ample con.
hrmat'on OF oar information
Dcs Moiass county gives Mcknight. Whig.
Jos Governor twenty hour majority over Briggs
l,ocotoco; Hedrick aud Mitchell I (NNhigs) have
about the same majority for Congress, over
Letter and Hastings; Browning aud Fullcn.
Wtder, ior Senaiom, large msjority over
Walker and Wright; aud the four Whig Rep
Iese1tatiyes have decided msjorities over the
Locoioco candidates.
Lee county has elected the Retrenchment
and Reform, ar '''possom ticket" a. IL il Gu He'd
Tor The Legislature, by about two hundred ma
ioTity.
Masculine county gives Mcknight seven
teen majority and majorities for the other wing
candidates.
Louisa county gives Mcknight sixty-threc
nsJonty and the other Wing candidates lit.
tie less majority,
fkhry county gives Mcknight two hundred
aud fourteen majority aud large majoniies for
the other Wing candidates.
washington Is rgported as giving sixty wing
majority, aud electing the Wing Senator and
Repwsentive Jointly with Louisa.
J9erson lie reported at fifty or sixty Loco
ioco majority.
But the following letter, which we received
by yesterday mail aud which is n dsy later
than the Hawk Eye. il correct ia all its par.
uculars, as we believe il j.. settles the mat
ter, and places Iowa IN the galaxy OF Wing
States:
Msssrs. EdiiOrs;-We have most of the re- !
turns ~ tie seceui election in this New state,
end hsse achieved a glorious victory. The
reenlf Al fr,x ska A ...,.l.t.,r..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

RIVERS AND WEATHER The stea J..
mcr Ocean Wave. from keokuk. reports the
Mississippi 10 bc still nsing slowly at that
place, at the rate ot about half inch in
tweniy-iOur hours; three aud hall feet in
the channel from thence To this city. The
steamer Cora. from Weston, reports the Mis-
souri, TO be falling. With scant three feet wa
ter on the bars. The Illinois is also falling,
with .birty-ilrse inches water in the channel.
The rivcr has risen about One inch ut this
point since Saturday. and boats from below
report five feet water on the bars above Cairo.
The weather has been cloudy aud wet Tor the
past three days. which il is hoped will cause
rise ia the upper Tivcrs.-Si. Louis Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

Twenty is a majority OF the House of Rep
resenlalivcs aud ten n a MINORITY of the Scn.
ate, We are confident oil three more Senators
and four more members Of the House. Me
Knight is undoubtedly elected Governor, and
we are very confident OF the election ol lied
rick, wing, TO Congress. The Wings OF the
Union may put down Iowa a. a Wing state.
Siuce writing the foregoing, we have r.
turns OF the election OF Cook, whig, to the
Senate, ia the Cedar and Linn district. We
are sure OF majority on Joint ballot
We shall have lwo.good Wing Senators ia
the IT, 5. Senate
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

OCEAN STEAM NAViG ALTON Pie
Bermuda Royal Gs1cite. OF the 9th ait. con.
isins thc following la relation TO The Atlantic
Mali Steamers. IL sayG-We mentioned in
our last, having received the prosnec,us of
West lndia and American Steam Nsvigs,ioo
Co.. and promised some detail in our preyrn,
number, which We now proceed 10 giye.-
They propose that on every l4th day. one oC
iheif vessels shall start from Dcmetura, calling
al Trinidad. fohngo, Grenade. Barbados. ST.
Nincsut, Monisemt. Aniigua st. Chistophers
~. Martins. lOfiOia 8nd ST. TbOma.. su,l op
every llih day, another steamer shall leaee
Vera Cruz, calling 40 one 0r two ports in C,tts,
bcn 70 Jsmaio, Cape H1yu, Porto Rio, and
-. Thomas On ihc arrival of The boat. f,oo,
Drinaror and Ncra Cuz, ~ 81. Tboras M.
gu0is q passengers Brought by them shall he
Huslcrnd tO larger steamers. which - ill n,,.
coed TO New YORK calling Bermuda Tber
expect GO reach New lOrk in lime to meet ~
British aud North American sirsnisof IN,
Boston, Halifax and Liverpool On the s,j
tul Of ille Ei4lish Mail by fhr C,nsnl
steamers at View NUk, no, c0mpau, .f,.,,.
'E 800. ictam o. ST. lhomis o. Bauuib
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
ALL " ABOUT HER. /"


Yes she was lovely, she was fair,
As mild as summer even;
An any form. Il spirit bright,
star that dropped from Heaven.
Well she was.
And oh, those Bright AMI lustrous orbs,
That bcsmed with holy fire
Those auburn curls. that lovely brow.
None, none but could admire,
Well they could mt.
And oh, that light and graceful form,
SO like besutious fsiry-- -
perhaps we'd better leave out the "f."
And then il would b. airy.)
Well it would
] knelt before her. ard swore
III have one burning kiss
SAID She Go wash your nasty face
Ere you enjoy such bliss -
Well she did.
swore she was an angel, too,
Just fallen from the sky:
She cried" Oh. Tor a pair Of wings.
Once more 10 soar ON high"
lniccd she did.
"Whst whatr cried aud would you
A lover true desert?
Oh, hesyings" she cried the cloths line 5
broke,
There goes my brothers shirt"
Well she did-hoSs.
felt just then as IL I'd drop,
From Chimborazo's summit,
ielt my burning passion crop
Mere beauty couldn't come It,"
No sir rec.
And quickly snatcbed my hat.
Without thought OF kissing.
And did ever after that
Come up among the missing1"
didn't do nuthin' else.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
STOCkENSs
NOTICE.

~. suiScfl'cs offers fcr sSe. the Whole Of th.t -,
ushs 'rt@is, ~ tie csly 81 WhrciFnr essss ~ -
s s t"'"ehy ur froPerty 81 Hssnptcn Zaae- -,
. lns ~ pan 80 Town bts mach In. - ,nf
!. par 81 The CITY, Porttoa OF fhia preu~rsy
n"a'n hinrafisicly ~ front ~ Wstef sfrrrs ara
LINING 'he ohio kivr ard t,rEe ~ erected ON 49, ~
w"Ytsv 'saaiac ware iIoase Also scseFsf osh
Also HSct of iant CONT inine al-sus one
~ Nsd "fy scfts of apwafd-, feiss
s'e Sy'innx THE city aioal oae hendreg sr,.s n
~ tsei = rich aud afsAif iaua the Instance h Mo.,.
vniding ~ rtoue Coat said ard snn,ss.r,f IA, II.
ftates. - ~''~ =" H'e nAe0
n',. lrfroHs wishing 10 psr.hzse win sAasr.s no
,,,st "Ps near ths esfy ~ ioHisy iiie Keataekv n
""Sh rAMUEfs ffURClilIt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

Mr. COpcman, a surgeon OF the greatest EN-
inence in London, gave ia 1913 the statistics
OF the bleeding aud non- bleeding practice in
cases Of aPoplcxy. In 1896, when Dr. Dick.
son first repudisled the lancet in this disease
The statistics were all on one side, the only
csSes OF the non bleeding side OF the srgd.
men, being his own. The following IL from
Ms. COpeman's table.
Numl'ef bled lIS; cured 81 died 7s.
not blel 20; cufed 10; dird s.
Showing thst IN the cases where bleedias ssas
pmcii-ed nearly two Out of three died. wllese.
as "a tie osses treated without blood letting.
more than two ou, Oi three recoyeredi We
know three physicisns in this city land one
ia Washington who have had between them
sii cases OF apOpleEy, wherein the patients
were perfectly seuscless. Cold water was
used on their heads from height. They eli
recovered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
D. PAINE & co. MANAGES

WHEELING, Va.
Official drawing OF the Pukomoke River
Lottery OF Delaware. class an, drawn al vii.
mingtOn. Nov 4,
II 10 ~ Is "a &c 50 So al IL 81 A %
Lowest pFize 81.
Nos. Va % a. lsi, Rod and 3nl drawn
numbers $4,000 sold 20 q gentleman in dis
city Ia half Ticket.
n. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Ageat ior the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09


WOMEN.-Women are b,tter than men
what sacrifices are they not capable Of ma
king; bow uns.lfish are they in their alice
tons; how abiding is their love They en-
chant us by their beauty, aud charm us by
their conversation. They add grace and a
soiter coloring to lite, aud assist us To bear
with ITS asperities. In our youth they are
our Instructors; In sorrow our comiorters ia
sickness, the sweet beguilers OF our misery.
Whatever is rough in us they refine. What
ever OF uiggedness there in la our natures
they polish or remove. They are the only
divinities on earth. Alas, that ~ many of
them ATE fallen diviniiies. But who is il
that makes them sol Who is il that takes
advantage al their weakness, when that
weakness should be their best claim 10 pro-
teciionf Let him answer who abuses them.
Among the variou, beautiful traits OF their
beautiful natures, that OF maternal love should
be noticed with peculiar elimination. l have
heard OF women -la;ers, and avn told that suca,
q class OF beings do exist. But surely they
who hold the sex lightly. and who are accus-
toned To speak OF them ia terms III reprosch
can never have been spectators OF the watch
tui tenderness, the anxions solicitudc, DISPLAY
ed IN thousand touching incidents, OF a
mother Tor child.
They can never have witnessed her self.
sacrificing devotion To her offspring. her IA
Iient snd even chez rful performance of the
many luxurious offices Of esluca IionaI tTain
ng, OF their tongues would isltcr ian the utter
'nce oil one wori ot deIrsction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
HOTEL. THIEVES

HOTEL TittEVES.--A new system has
been adopted, says the New York Herald. by
the class OF thieves called " snoo<crs' or no
tel thieves. who follow the business OF rob
b,ng the borders at our hotels Tor livelihood
There are several new hands occupied in this
nefsrious calling. which are at present un-
known To the police. The method now is.
sor one to take board and lodging, aud cudcs-
vor To room with some couatry merchant,
aud alter lew days, he becomes familiar
with the merchant, sscsrtsining his business
arrangements, &c. A plan is laid then by
the tibet TO rob him. and TO effect that object
The snoozcr" communicates with his accom-
piice to come ON a certain night OF early in
the morning, giving him at the same time the
fioor that the room is on, likewise the mum
bet, 80 that there could b. no mistake. The
thiei meantime requests the merchant not To
lock his room door on that evening as he in
tends to remain out late, aud would like TO
come IN without disturbing him However
TIE afternoon previous To The robbery, the
first thief pays his bill at the hotel, aud
leaves the premises. In the course of the
night az early in the mprni,rg the sccomplice
passes into the hotel, proceeds up to the room,
opens TIE door and goes toward the unoccu-
pied bed, aud then makes signs a. IL rrepar-
ing 10 undress tor sleep; the merchant, who
Is laying hall asleep aud half awake, observes
ms movements, aud thinkiug. OF course, that
IL rs hts old room mate, turns himself over
IA bed, and does OF again. The thief seeing
this, and Watching every opportunity, sncaks
To the clothes OF the merchant. and abstracts
the money from his pccket-book. taking good
care always Co replace the book, just as he
found II, with the exception OF the money u,
aud then boldly leaves the room. The mer-
chant not suspec,ing any thing wrong. rises
az usual, takes his breakfast, aud finding his
pocket book still in his pocket. no suspicion
~ created, until in the course OF the day he
opening his book. he discovers the loss OF his
money. Thus the rascals called snoozers"
are CARRYING on a very profitable game, by
which system they will effect many extensive
robberies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
BKBABIN LONDON

TIE consumption 0i breast boo fIie meffoppli.
b. ss545- go lb-., of 2lJ.~6l l-1 0uaitrr1
l.uves }rady lhis quantity oi bread J., co.isI
3 dlsidoi Hm0ng ihc population OF lsleloa
"1nid BE- fqaa' .u az ibs oI - iuaYc. ,esr,
pf iJUuuges dsiif lo eatb I..t..u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

The Memphis Eagle Of the 18th ult. SAYS:
A rise OF nine feet 10 the Ohio has let out
fleet OF steamboats,, which were streaming
along by yesterday, putting and blowing on
steam alta most enlivening rate-cighteen or
twenty passing down. We counted twelve
Ia sight at one lime.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
A BFAUTIPUL sIGHT-Tbe ,,..ml.

A BEAUTIFUL SlGHT.-The steamboat
Old Hickory, on her passage up from New Or
leans, net, on tbs morning Of the 26th ins,
near Island ~, short disiance below the
mouth oi The Ohio, twenty 1.-TWO steamboats,
ah within sight Of each other, and all bound
20 the great ) uihern drpoi. With heavy car.
goes Of Western pfoduCe. Eight were from
81 Louis, end the remainder l.0m the Ohio
FROM New Orlsans 10 ST. Louis she met nine
iy seven steamers. tluUy.i,e 81 which were
ium tli, port Bat 'ha. wbo can.--lSf.
Louis New Tia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

COMMUNICATING Is the letter d lite
q nng' said young lady 10 her accepted ooe
day. f''"' one
he gentleman, like The generality If bi.
SCI ~ such q situation, was as dull a. q ham.
mcf 'l'''
bccau'e added the lady, with ysey
noles' Iook 81 thc picture at lhe otlIrt ,l.I
% iiie fOOin, teCsusc w. cent be ,,t,vitf.
vi 90. "''"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
NEW

ID IloNthf--An cspiansfofy and piorssgsrhis
p'efnunctHg i'icionsfy ~ ths Enrisi, tanrss-e tc
wlueh b. aadea svocshniafy 81 Gfeek isf,n ssss,,.
thfisiian ana troTepicsl nsnes Enh theig rF,s.urt
sil"" together with csiiecisn ~ uvtsda sss .i,,..
fon ofeign Language. often with b. lie SOD . -
hnglish wfiies uuh their sgnideafiDu $500 -
" iiiism uoiits Use vuiune ostsgu js.t ,e-ei,.f -
70. HeV JOHN ~. THOAFs0N
Wv 2. 1s.tn .fs...s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
RAILRoAp pETENrIoN.- rl

RAILROAD DETENTION. The train
which lett y. York early yesterday morning,
was arrested at tie RtnCoCu, creek by an e.
vent which might have caused serious results.
though fortunately ihe detention at the pas.
engcTs VAS the only consequence we have to-
record. The draw Of the bridge across the
hdncocus was opcn when the tEiiH approached
and though every effort was made b, the en-
ginecT tU arrest the speed at tlic train, owing
Ia the track being wet and slippery IL was
close np before tie draw could b. cluacd and
III engine, passing across the cliasm, lodged
withilh tOfwam part upon the beams ON
which the movable portion works. The con.
I'ectIon with the rest oi the train was not
broken, nor was the engine al all injured. --
The locomotive could not be- eXlricated aud
thr draw being somewhat injured. thc pa.s-n.
gers we're returned TO Burlington, from whence
lhey were conveyed To the city by steam
boat. The repairs go the bridge will occupy
aday, consequently the passengers by the FIRST
lane this morning will 20 by steamboat To
burlington Philad. Ledger.
ANTI RENTERS. As much pains has
been taken t0 produce the impression that the
Wings Of New YORK snd they alone are iden.
ulied with the Anii-Rsnters at New York
simply because the Wing candidate fnr GOV
ernOf has been also nominated by au Anti
IGHA NoHNfhiipNs IT ought also To ~ DuTuc lE
mind that the Democratic candidate Tor Lieut.
Governor has hren nominated by the Sime
Convention. But the following from tlt
Alexandra Gazette. would seem lo show that
after all, Silas Wright is more acceptable tc
The ,hofough.going Anti Renters tliun Johr
leung The extraordinary leuiency exercised
by GOV. Wngbl 90 the aifoci0us criminals en
gaged lu tie hOuid Anti -Rtut murders, vii
not soon b. forgotten.
SHOWING HANDS. The Albany Anti
kehinf, the organ oi tie rabid thofonal,-go.
ing anii.eniens b. Uut strongly in favor ii
oioct!ng Silas Wright. insisting that from him
TIE snii-renieT have much Ia hopc-lrou
John Dung nothing and the editor makes mn
secret 0i tte fact hat be- las q psr-unal inter.
81 lu defeating The Whig candidate Elecl
John Young. bee says, aud Che Anti Rculct
ceases ~ exist. ~ Richmond Wing.
LARGE ROBBERY. Nj Sol mIn 4. So
vary, membeI Oi b firm in this ciiy. Wlt
deni extensively n butler. while un lbs wa,
20 New York, war robisd On b.ad tl, steam
boat Atlantic, or "Wednesday nizht. %, q wal
iet copteinIng S2AOO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

POMPEYS DESCRIPTION OF COM.
Ei.-'l bay, SambO, said a lusty negro.
nave you seen tie great comic which peo.
pies tslk about NJ muchi" YES. Pomoev I
Secd II with my naked eye ~ plain a. see
your nOsc dts moment well Saml.o can
you tighten dis child a. 10 the silosophy ol
THIS ere 'nomeual' Why, YOU sse s.;J
fompey, drawing himself up with = vcry
knowing ar, ode shicndGc folks pretend il i
some wandering 'scntnc orb which goes skv.
'afhilg about on its own hook revolving i,ist
"hsfe u - . mind g. same a. Diuab dos
on Ma. Moodys bill But Iny 'pinion 4.
US nothing more tiisn Madame Venus with
a hustle on"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

ESnh sslco' rent that vsiusite piece 81 prorertf t
.tne Nfzinls liois, ffetts 3 fir cnf III Wtrf
60 sac o. sFeaissfIas lefais htI iT fus ..l m g. ~
fea3 fom Sc hfa ei hfgi nesf d ~ fiessssut go
Ffn'sniF hesied sd b iite siappinf rIsr 81 go
81 it. great naitens flsd caEf cuspsnt t. llss ~ $3.50,
fca fiiusiinss n ~ kind sars teiiss iaaue,s,.
" ".', -. eiirstnn niay ~ asdf AZ ihs at
T. piHN H'Hsh, aoHfue 81, beat dasf fs IL.
Nuf 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

The following description Of q recent con-
Wet IN the Ohio Pcnilentiary has been for
wsnled TO our serjeaui, and is published to PIT
people ON their quart against the person des-
cribed should he now be here.
John Az ~ alias John Dunn - years old
native OF Pennsylvania, trade tailor. height 5
beet "a inches, halle eyes. dHrk brown hair.
father dark complexion, with mole on lef,
side OF neck, aud scaI on knuckle Of dght
hand high broad forehead. heavy eve brosss.
and large nose. This was made seven wears
ago snd time Of cous has made her impress
upon MS locks, sud he may have lost SOM.
iee'h, ttlpe clerk of the prison thinks he hasl
he was convicted here ior burglary snd rob.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09
d. w. HEISKELL
w HIPS

TtEr received direct fvsa The Mandatory, A.sorf.
~ nsent of whips and Ia<lscs Consisting of Csrrisrr.
nagxy. Doverr aud Riding WHY'S stage, Drov ers and
Bugsy iasIrs Al-O on hand 90 ~oof and
heather stock wagon whil~ ali Of which 10 odkf>d zoe
sale low for cash NICOI.t. a CARR. ~
Nor3 aIe No iss AsiH street.
~ORE sebool Roots-Firrt lyr-~ou- On Rk<nrEI
Ava Philosophy, hy Miss NJ swim. nissssefrs Ccaxy
rahy aud atlas fls f.irr Euclia auercs earvsyis1.
Towns rrrl~r-, Norccs.-rs sseiet hi<fo<y WekG<fS
dictionary, Smiths Arithmetic. ffe<h roppy kss re-
oeivcd and for sale wholesale ard rrssii ty
JOHN n THOMPSON Usscn r.,
Tso Dysr and Calico rriasers--rsrnrsrs Appiis9
- Chemistry, containing sascns csbcs valuahs nfsr
praetieed by calico printers In - essnry srec>-
panied with explanations OF the rcicntie 10 pfs< en-
which they hasc IN Volume lust received and
far sale by JNO. ~ THOMPSON,
oe's2 Unios street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

RoAHu WANTED ts ysanr mao. b. ft.,,f 1900.
- 'I fiysr Hoa.e wrhui 5 mnatss aar lfT.
'H 'Hf ridffssfa to tf \ tstsasII fI. 49,
.fts- Hu Meet Ffh pfoma attention ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-09

FYso THE LhDiEssN PARTICuLAR-My Dspiia
4 tory Powder has eeen iound highly tsnsheis and
OF great 10 the ladies 10 have hcen AFFLICTED With
salssf.oas mar. pr,as4psly ~-eis growth has lccs
eouIlnel To ue uppst hp aud the iaoe. giving Al
proper care. and according directions ssn be
iosid to m great addition thc ,o,es. ssof any
sharp Instrument - entifey avoided and the ksn
moyesi ~ hve ten ainat-- amer application.
Th's Composition - infsiilie and warranted 10
eeve certificates of which cannot he contested
For sale. Wholesale and retrii. al
&C seaii. rn.,a ~ L ~. css-n.,.
r,epinn. awarded al the FRANkils INSTITUTE
Sss!. "S'" ais~ 40 f1 Msss,,n.' "a.
.ENrLEMEN OF riIifApeI.rHIS-u, e.,..r..
ted Amstos,ai Ross and Almond Shaving Creams.
defy comparison In America Earop>. No per-o,s
the tes very lest Give q only single trial. 4 do
not ssk any more 10 eonvince yvss, Twsrsnt n For
sale wholesale and retail " 49,.
rorta,nery aud Chemist store.
VI Sonth Third street Philaslclplia.
Premium awarded al the Franklin Iast,uie.
Also fot sale 10y ftfRtliTID.
Nev. .. Whccing, Va.
puHsrANr 10 warrant to n- direrrrJ we have this
dsy viewed an estray shawn TO asly VIA wyeitea.
sp in her forecad three yrsr, o len f,ftroos white
aud tc rirh' h'd fo,, thirteen foutccn hands high
dollars Given under hsnd- this aist dsy OF ocio
b~r. ies5- ROBERT BtNE
MATHEW TRtMnBE,
The Owner |. rc,uc-,e To prove prorss, aud "a, e.
pen.c- and take her away = wrel.srs T.sera
NEW GOODS.
TsHoS. JOHNSTON Jr. has received his stock of yai
- and Winter goods. ho=ht the lowest ca IN rier-
aud wiz w. sold accordingly. Call ss,d them.
Nov :. n d, and sm,w., Il al. t,.-.I
noMEsTIC cooDs-Brown and Ecaci.ei u n .ln..
Tiekinss brown and hesel,cd driIiinss. Just recei
rcda sgiBy's
| D
n EcEivsD this day a complete a--ortment oT hack
- SIN Lace, very el'caPai sELBN's
10 'EiNE ED this dsy per erpr,-s few piece. mar.
- ROW fsid Thihits and Mou-lines s,sbLr TOR Chit
areas wes'. Also few pieceS nAfran bard MAnehcs
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CLOTHS Just received large of superior French
bsek t"ihs aai Cs~rin'err,, good ass,rtncnt az
Fancy do al ..... a ana. SEl.El'S.
iNsEys-so piece. Eastern Lihsey all qualities aud
styles, received this day al sELDNS.
FLANNEIs-is pieces Rsi risnncl.
10 white
10 a. Brown Canton Flannel.
Bicsehcd do received
sELBl'S.
x cieces Sc Bicscc ,hectinr- received ih. dsy at
~ Nors. sELDy,s.
= PIECES sfGrecn Raise, ofs.f Druyrit ct 40 ID
- pofs lido received this day AZ sEiBY'S.
pIANxETs, Just received q large s.-orin..n Of
- b's"kefs OF every description at sELBv's.