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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-09
Direct Taxation.

The Union is at last out, without evasion OF
eqiyocation in favor of Direct Taxation With
its usual disregard for veraclty it proclaims that
asystem which levies taxes directly upon the
property ofcountry will benefit ninety mine hum
dreths of the people, or as we are to understand
the position that ninety-nine in hundred of the
people now pay under importation duties more
tax than they would be required to in proportion
to their property under a system of direct taxa
ton. When we consider that tea, coffee, and
many other articles for which we depend on i'm
portation are free of duty, and that nine tenths
of our people, at least, are supplied with the
remainder of their purchases from American
productions, where is this promised relief to
come from. The coarse ''everyday'' cloth worn
in Michigan comes entirely from the backs of
American sheep and can never be displaced or
cheapened by reduction of the tariff. The
Cotton worn by the large majority of Farmers
and laborers is of that kind which is out of the
reach of foreign competition. In fine take the
country through and admit for argument sake,
what is not fact, that duties raise the price of
the articles upon which they are levied just as
much as the duties amount to, who is it that
pays the duty! Certainly not those who buy
nothing imported, who constitute majority of
the entire population.
The share Michigan will have to contribute
to a revenue say of twenty-six millions of dol
lars cannot fall much short, if any, of half mil
lion. Now who believes that Michigan has ev-
er paid, in one year, a fifth of this sum to the
General Government! Has she ever paid the
twentieth part OF it in one year! We doubt it.
How then, will direct taxation by which she
must inevitably pay whole of it, be benefit to
ninety mine hundreths of the people! But above
all 70 are the money Lords who support the
Journal Of Commerce. and the official Lords
whose organ the Union is the men who would
propose measure which would take burden
from the shoulders of the people and place it on
their own! No! Let the people irrespective
of party, believe this scheme to be what it is,
a plan of the money power for depressing lands
and labor. When the day for the partition and
apportionment of the tax comes, Capital will
skulk into its dens, wealth with assume some
of its many protean shapes and evade the search;
lands are immoveable; labor rs too honest and
cannot hide Lands and labor will have to stand
the burden.
Another thought is, that direct taxes are lev
ed according to the apportionment of Represen-
tatives: of course the black population of the
Southern States, will count FIVE for three. In
this way the burden of the free States will be
S-5 greater than of the slave States. Will the
people take these things into consideration!
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-09
THE SENTINEL
YPsILANTI, WEDNESDAY DEC. . 1916.

cnAnLrs wooDRurr, EDITOR.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-09
Important From NEexico.
Brigadier General.

To Brigadier Gen. JONES,
Adiutant General u. s. Army.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
FARMS FOR SALE.

Ia rTNHREE very beautiful Farms, containing 100
ssEA acres, situated the banks of the river Poto
s. mac adjoining Mount Vernon the late residence of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co Virginia. These
Farm susceptible of the productive cnltivaton by
ofwhch has furnished abundant supply
the spot. They portion of the celebrated Gunslon
Estate, and will be sold for $l2,50 per acre.
One Farm containing lS6 of land of the first quail
~, in Toga Co.. York, with good dwelling Houses
Barns Sheds, &c, abundance of choice fruit and
healthy spot any in America This farm, stock, and
farming utensils for $S000
Farm containing l54 Of very excellent LAID very
iayorably located in Harmony Chautauque Co, n. Y.
There is good dwelling House. Barn, &c. This is pleas
ant heathul location property with which the pur-
chaser fail to be pleased One thousand /, Dnds of
sugar are made annually on this place. II is red with
all the armng dairying, and sugar-makin ensils for
Sl5O0-two- thirds OF which may remi interest any
length Of time. 4
II any body wants TO purchase arm, large small
good Indifferent dear cheap far of, for cash
it, they be accommodated by nquiring of JOHN
MILTON EARLE, Worcester, at the Real Estate Mark
ct, 81 Wall Street, New York, of
Aug %. If ARNOLD BUFFUM & CO.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
Real Estate Market, 81 Wal-st., NY

- A MONG the thousand FARMS which we havede
EfA IA scribed Register, we especially invite the
slattentiun those wish buy Farms which are
very good and at the time very cheap the follow
lag
ist-Contans 225 Of Land of the first quality,
high state of cultivation fruit of best kinds with two
living streams running through il good dwelling House,
three Barns &c. handsomely situated in Morrsvile
the county of Madison County, " 20 miles from
Utica. Price S5625.
2d-5O0 in Fairfax Co., Virginia, on the banks of
Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate of Mount
ve-nc1 the late residence Of President Washington
g 6Ii5O.
f. beautiful Firm 15l ofei eellen Land with
CT II 4 1 good Buildings, an very rally located in
ha rs my CEautau9He Co., N. " WI. L. sold with ar1
Rg and sugar making and dairy ing utensils, for $780,
II For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, OF the subscribers in New York.
Aug IL. d ARNOLD BUFFUM * CO.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
House and Lots for Sale.

"A A NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street.
ki5F%@A "A Also, HDJ Sc LOTS Laurel Hil-many
9 Of them commanding the est view Of Worcester OF
any lots in the market. A. nj. MERRIFELD.
Worcester March H. w3tdtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
millinery and Dress.making.

millinery and Ur6SS-maKlng,
MRS. LEISURE would inform the public that
I'VE she has constantly hand good assortment Of
B0NNET5, CAPS, TABS, FLOWERS, LACES, RIB
BONS sc OF the des able and fashionable patterns
Having engaged, for the season, experienced Miner
she haters herself that she will be able 10 give perfect
satisfaction to all who may favor her with their patronage
Please call and examine UPToN, May IS.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
COLONY HOUSE,

"a Z HIS House recently leased by DAVID BON
f7ssA NEY Formerly proprietor of The Central Hotel
&sA@ Worcester and more recently effhe T. :. Hotel
Albany N ". located III termination Of the Norwich
Worcester and Western Rail Road Depois,
Of Beach, LII, DIN and Utica Streets,
is open for the receipt OF company The COLONY,
being and finished with modern Improvements and
conveniences, furnished with Furniture, with the
les-ees experience in the line OF public entertainment,
with those also OF the superintendent $ DAMON, who
well known TO the public caterer he hopes gain
liberal share of patronage.
Boston, Oct g. 4ltt
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
DRAB MOREENS,

AND SLATE MOREENS.
NE Case of ~ pieces Drab and Slate Moreens OF very
" fine quality just received and will be sold much less
than ever before offered by HARDoN, BROWN q co.
Worcester Aprili10. l7tf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
New Drug Store.
Dve-HouSe Removed,

UYG-IIUuOC 1tCIIUVCUI
TENHE subscriber has Removed his Dyelng
Il Works to his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only rods from Main Sree where all goods must
De left Having frstrate shop, with every convenience
attached he feels confident assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and shorter notice. than at
any other shop Of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored, usual for
ONE DOLLAR Genemens COATS and PANTS Col0red
whole Articles for Mourning done three days when
required - -..ss
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants cleansed and pressed, days
dice fdesired CARPETS, SHAwLs of all kinds and MIL
IrARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and warranted
look as well as new goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in al
cases or no charge will be made.
n ? Onlg Office in Worcester is on Cent q
Street. HENRY B. ADAMS.
Worcester Aug. 20. 35ti
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,

State Street, BOSTON.
- THE Proprietor oil this central and commodous
MnTN establishment begs leave return his special
Ils. ledgments the travelling public for their
accom- odaon and comfort Of his guests TO make them
feel hat his house the TRAVELLERS HOME, and thereby
merit a continuance Of their favors.
The very admirable location of this Hotel, being in the
EXCHANGE BUILDING, near the Banks and in the very
centre and amusement all conspe make it
the most desirable stopping place for business and the
Temporary permanent visitor.
The table Will always be supplied with all the luxuries
and decaces Of The season; and the attendants wall be-
always found attentive and oblging.
N b Board 5 per day.
Feb 81 W&s6m FERDINANDo CORR.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester.
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

Terms.
The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
seventvfve Cents per quarter, if paid strictly
In advance.-Or
-Four Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter, If
paid IN advance
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly at the Office Terms,-$l,75 in
advance or $500 il not paid in advance.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
FORD'S EATING HOUSE,

Flower Seeds and Green House Plants.
sas&4En EDWARD LIvERMORE,
49, directly Opposite american Temp House,
WV HAS for sale choice collection Of FLOWER
80 SEEDS Of the GROWTH OF 10A5-together
WIN All Kinds of Green House Plants,
which he is constantly receiving, 6w Ans
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23

WE have the pleasure ofntroducing the citizens
OF WORCESTER and vicinity, the special request
Oh several gentlemen in Boston who have used it, that
most excellent Medicine which is popGlariy known
70 PHYSICIANS and the public generally in other places
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
MINERAL, TREASURES,

A GOVERNMENT GRANT OF one mile square in me
Mineral dsric nm Lake Superior Is offered for sale
ior SiOO Inquire Of JOHN MILTON EARLE, Worces-
tar Aug. 20
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
Spring Fashions for 1876.

HITS IND CAPS on Hand and Finishing.
- EINE Nutra and Moeskin Hats, of var-
~ Il GUS qualities. Also, large variety of CLOTH
" CAPS. Purchasers by the single invited
to CALL the above named goods will be sold
be purchased elsewhere. j. Ii. KNIGHTS,
Worcester, March III. 3wisosLf l63 Main st.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-06-13

TERMS


Two DOLLARS year; ONE DOLLAR for the first regular
session each Congress- and Furry CENTS for the final
sion OF each Congress and the for each Ses-
sion--payable in all cases in advance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
Dr. ~Rrandreih's E,Hs.

- - y ~
hcgNr. WHEELING. "a.
NSANiTy.-Ah diseases, even la. a,.,y and
'u'rhiitiy 81 temper Proceed from dspfeved or
eofruft hurrofs. which. circulating wtsh ILe blood.
ooeas on paia and dscofI IN The human frame. n
"a clear thathy perseverance in tho uso OF Ban.
drcihs NegetahIe Ln.l sssal Pills. which b. one Of
tho very bel. and Only rrsrer p~utsssi,e medicine
insanity ard Uflahiliiy oi temper can be cured, n.
vel - = oibss dssases depending apoa the rarc.
ne.s OF ihe circulating Guii. The hi.aG.
Beandre'h's ysgei able uniyetrei Pils are known
oy the en- sf'ence % ihoo,ands 10 perfectly cleanse
nc e'sd ifosn all Inuiness remove essry mofhid
sueetisH. nnd fcnovaic weak and cniceb!el euu-
slnniiors 10 perfect health snd yigor.
Their Acknowledged 'snoeence makes ihsm ale
'ht'ugh eyey PERIOD u tI'slsner. from Infancy 10
OLD age.
No ezra care in either dfcys or diet 10 required
~beIt iisey ore used.
Wih ihisinVainshlc medici Inc ia our pes.ession.
ws Hay visit the mnsi siekly rsgs' ms wi!:.anI lear
~" eonissioo can by p~ssIhiiuy sfeei rs. n We are
careful 10 freely use 'hcsc Pile. d An dec 3
Ale ior ssie At wsiisbnrr, ~ 3 ID BROWN
Ceuerui Agents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

THNllEY KEEP constantly on hand. a very en-.
~ tTnsivc assortment Of suPsf,uf MahfehnY
ftsneh aHd Grectsu Cts,rs. " tkinr chsirs. S1hs
Pte' sGi card Tables; Dressing Bofesa.. I@,isirBds
Toilet Stands. assofed siEes; ~tnseiitsf with cscfy
CHER article ~ Jle latest siylu and bel Gnisi.ed
Furniture ever offered N ihss city.
Gilt and Mahogany framed LookSg Classe. o
even variety and nrce Looking Class Pi.ie. e 81
'4es. Punut oad Picture Ffaiaes oa bssd sad
teade 70 order.
Upholstery Ware epasis'ing 81 Feather Beds
bpisics and Piiiows. lIsif. cotton. iinsk. Sgrag
sud Straw Maiussss, Bianleis. Qutir. camiors
Saeking bottoms OF cloth eoyers. F.,11.claih
Class Mails of al iinds, together With every oii,st
a~rneiosoi Upholstery Ware. 90 hand and made 10
uf,itf
Nsniuan snd Slsi WiB8ow BANDS; Wiadow
Sha>e ~ sVefY vnnejY add oolo'; ~ 81 Which ~I
De sold 81 ycD lON pTirrs. aud ~suarfcd OF The
besi quality Alan MAuoG1Sv NEsEgE-. liar
cloth. fAaSisn. Sgoush Mics. Mahogany k~sns
Ssnd Paper. Lleks, Hinges, casters. BiISn fRiH
nlNgs r instantly on hsnd aud sid low COZ cAsn.
gar STEAu Boafs fanishel wsih every article
81 fufsiafs Al short notice AID ON ,he very les
terms. ssp 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER Strict.

Ffs
rHNIiE undersigned. respectfully ,ninfm ne puh-
n DC. that ihcy have leased the ab-,c house
fuf q term Of years; have bad Il entirely re modelled
apd Voy much improved in he arrangement Oi a.
rom AMI Forchssi have had II newly and hand
~pmsiy painted. carpcIed pHd rapcfel throughout
Hotel 10 the WcsL Evey auico - csicely re"
sal The Whole hluso brilliantly lghicj with SOS.
TNsy 'Gcf ihe accommodation. of Tho house 20
he puhlir. fully determined, that eil eHesis shal
God % heir house. csic,iainnehs lLas nil sot Ia
~ aflsrd satisfbetius.
frrn ihc sapctiDf arrangement Of the Uonse and
Table, and he hcaiop II he house IN lfvnl oi tie
Steamboat landing. hey indulse lhs hope. thu
they VII feccNe n hhetsi share 81 VuLle patronage
mays MITCHELL & CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
TOM A HOWELL

SIGN OF TtIE MACK MAAiAi TIL BOOT,
sovTn FSn or NsRSLT SQUARE.
HNoDD HOWELL woplJ inform on Of
hIer "a roit,ns HLd al iho balance ct ihi'
g IMMUNITY. ihsi ihsy arc EoN rvcciying iresh lom
ihe workshops NJ ihS Eas'cta mnnuibrlgrs 70. an en-
isnstyr assortment OF B,nis. Sbo,s. Lea,hsr CAPS
Lasts, findit s.. &c. Which lhey rl.de. ,s.aa..iv.-
arc Of a. soud quaiuY ard all 10 sold ss loN as
eny lgt ~ ,ois ~ he s8me sniciss. lhsi b. nov ~
ever hes hrcn bEupht intD ibis market; o. ihs.e
go1ds wee c~sncialiy selected expfc,siy Tor our
retail trade. hey may DO relied upon o.. genuine.
and u We sell Any Ruieie "a prime and Ia should
noi lufn out So be sueh We Will mslo Is god m HE
uoIt p%ufchase mad, ~ such .ndiy,4ua
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
rURNITUpE wARE-RooHs.
J0NN NJ. NJ

ID E|SPECTFUtLY invites he stienion ~ The
IN ciszeus ~ Whrclios aud ihc county,. - hs
siusk 81 heantifEl Fuuiturr, 81 be-, rl.tn'. y, l22
Main street. n lea door- above .he L Silyiei. lie
hs, IN handsi
SOB Az oi The iaio.i and mr.i fashionable siylcs
BUREAUS 81 sursrSor syls anil tie he-i make
BEDS rEADS. new and spiepJid atcfus.
J~ABLES-Psrf. Writing. Csafc. Card. Wssk.
Dung. Ac.Nr, - ne bcs, Hrlr.
SIANua-P Pain. CactH, Mahogany. &C. g. all
~ Hhich Wal De .old a. boss u asi lover srsu al
any Other r,'shisiJusut Hp tho rfY.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK
GLASSES FRAMES. ana az ulherCabAoi
W-fe iufni.hsd 10 oflst.
sale hp.
Please call and Examine Gf yogrscl,e.
dccl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
READY MADE cLoTHrNGl


IL regard 10 tbs branch al tie business must
hoesL am = Tailor by profession, have worked
10 he ! fads ior hfiscn years, The ic1fe { am aide
ord Go cut my own cloihirg. and make ,hsm ~
IN q neaicf AMI chearcS siy D. than any oihs, esiab.
itshrneni IN The tty. II 10 useless for ihu-e that
cauy on ihe husiurs, and are not .ailors ihemscl, G.
10 nIisHrp' ccmpciricA OF Ready Made Clothing.
have q large os-suIneni. a. follow,
Bisck. Blue. Blown. Olive and invisible Green
Frnck and Dress coats; Beaver cloth Box and over
o'nis; Pilot cioih Oyorcoats. Markham SD Tfou-
hadaof Blnrhci Do. cas mete 10. cAssla,lt 81.
T~ccds du jeans 80. 90 oil ,izcf.
have ga hand as excellent sssormeni Of rlain
ani fancy eaSi'nere pshi,. hlsrk and blur rlaih
Pann hucd, = very desirable article; aud aWy guam.
iiy of csssiaei Pans OF all sizes anal price. Jean,
and Tweed Pans 81 al sizes aud puces.
f"e hundrsd Nosis, embracing every s'yle and
qustfr.
Shire. Wmppors p~pvcrscollars Ra.oms.Siocls
Gioves Pare uni Fshcs SIN aid Saus Scsrfs. Silk
ildNs o. aiieolaf. std q%ualii,s. iogcitcr wnh man,
ofI'r article uusiiY found in ciuating stores
M conclusion. NY old cusirmefs and ihe public
fehcraliy are Invited o. coll sud Exam ne ny ,iork
~ considorsfsrE Tor he h6rysi patronage hercial,te
80 nc. Z have pur hasei q Lrs.r Sisk
sod ohef hem a. cnfArEE E,TKs ihaa l As,s over
tUne bcfre
Rccolleu aie rLsap cab c%islLins store q
: RICE.
eciT ccfuer ~ Main a Nirnfc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.

ny b. HoRNBRook, msnulscinfes and
n . l. cons'aHtlF ptsrared TO supply all or.
dcn Tor Glle q Glass Psrrr of sspsTisr qual,
~ when xiii be ipInist "a 10 dcsiciS or con
suWtts ~ as low rae - lbey can purchase
a. %anrrhefc OidcrS lets ~ Inc WArehuuse
on Maj set street, DC low The Pal ohcs VAL DC
promptly supplied.
Feb. ~, tSl5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
THE BIG CHAIR is HOUND TO
FLOURISH.

~nlaciofes 10 GREER. ell The diH~rent satieiies sf
Fancy french and Wood Seal, Nockofss. Scroll
Tops, Stat Bark. Common and Cottage chsirs1nrS
s'yie) Also Sellecs. Sociables. Boston asd Hail
Bosion Rockers. Naniag do. common do. large aud
mali Als9. Childlen's Table. Rcetirg and
Sewing Chairs aod Stools Of every axe and quail
ihe Mammoth chair u ia euty feet high Please
call aud examine lof yonf.eivcs aird leave your
orders aad lheY ~iii he attended 10 ia shar, onief.
Chaiu e%sfelully packed lor shipment or cent 10
al PARIS Of The ciiy without estfa charge. Dsni
fsrEet The place No 1877 Main 81. West sids.
lao ~ GIN w RIUFIDAFFFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
n~onanRooK < DILLON,

HAVE remevei fheif E.Jabli,hmeuttntheir
GENew Btt,k Building, east sidc Of MAR,
.KET -. a lev doors trl0v the Post Ofice,
where they have supplied themselves with a
acw and large engine snI oiker fixture tcr
SER b%usinCs,, 10 O. supeiior style.
They carry an fhs Nuus- and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING u ait Is hranchrs.
MACHINE Or PATENT PIPE.
We are prepared 10 sngply .nf cu-'oassr. 80 any
extent With he above r'.s II no hosi quality. and
At prce. a. ON a. a. - ts bad ~ the eoanify
They have cpn,tsnfy % .fnd Hydfauix ~
vaiioas de'ctipiion, hatltre' ~seUles, water elias.
cts, bath tub hpt and ctld shower baths, fc
,oris lot bleaching, chemical apparatus, lead
ca Cans. patent hash pa,nps lead pipes ofall si7.
a., sheet lead Of any ibic1aeSs ADD worked az
10 sBy manner OF sotin.
Water ,oBdHcird thto1gh lssien pipes from
sTringsio dsclitAF kGGseN IN ihe eonDsTy.
SGpeIi1r nomPs Ivg coaHuy wells, Steam En-
gines Sc. sc.
an orlrrs Aaokgully received aud punc,u.
ally ausBded 10
srEAI POWER.
Fer rnanpfscgf ing Eprro>es can be supplied
70 scvciai d~Ctrlpflop> ~ u~vchAoics, la ihc
- Story vl iaell building, pS 90 The ground
door af very moderate teaI.
Wheeling. Nsv -. rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
COMPETITION IS TIlE LIFE or TRADE
GEO. w. JOHNiNON,

ilNNEh AMI NbEh,
tSfECIFtlLl iuiofHs his lrends and the
q puhlic general 3. that he has commenced the
LIMBING business,
IN cotlnnciiou Niih hs Tfe~eui tusiuCss
az hs well known stand No les. Msfkei square
~befe he j. always ready h. ~aIo on h- cusrlmsfs
~ he ss"rs line lie viii iun,'sh and r"i 40 Hf.
DRAATS a. the .haue-i notice. anI beng deter,
aimed 10 rive genenl satisfaction IN hts particular
bfanrh oflis Business, he wouid csll tho a~ieation
oi Inc public 10 = Nefy suTerot article u Fsfsnt
Lsad Ppe Which he hos been At considerable cx
peh-e 20 prucaf. Cor that Putpss. and Which be
can .h,td % furnish ctmplcIe At 30 psr cent Ices
,hau u hss been done Sc he,iotooe lie therefore
oli.it. a ,hafr OF public rainnasr. ami ieels con-
aieut lac viii eve general Satisfaction.
A., fsuns IN toe conniry wshirg w,isf conveyed
ftum spunes 10 their dwellings vail be promptly
attended 10. u oct IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
IeElvHD By IIIE UNDERSIGNED.
l~n he eiiies of N.~ y0sk. rsslaaeiphis

NE EeElvED By 1IiE UNDERSIGNED
lson The e,liss ~ N-~ yofk. rs,iaaeiphiai
oad Bsiumsse, q large sni general o.s,s,nent Of
ctorcfics. ~hiep ia sdduiop - Gfmer stock a sAes
Ga ir usscrifrtsf c%smnleir, IT Which The ouoNms
/. rau. Ssish ihss arc dss s~ei 70 sell on TIC
,nosi deirsslc irfnx
1910 ssgs Rnc ofec
IS 10 JAVA 90 ~ az
% 40 peper
2u DO ftieria
- chests Y,sng tis-rn Tea N
20 DO U~nnraWd'f esd impsrisl
100 bfls Ma AMI 2 Ma,ksfoi
- - Lal SiC1r
1000 Lbs Gausls Scoieh Snun
1000 Lbs CID fish
5000 do Brtiet-& Sheaihins ccrrcr
800 B.les Tn Plate
ioO1 ~. Bsnrs Ttn
OLAs spel er
LII Wire Nos s ~ -
2rasc. Liquence B4li
o5o0 ihs AIs.j,r
i00 Lbs Css.ia
. Brs Cio,ss
80 q 70. Raisins
3 Bales ) ; Almonds
10 Bfls Aisa
Bh Nu'mrgs
Is Boxes ChocnAsto
90 Brs Cinrpcd Logwood
40 DO Gtound Gingcf
2Ceroprs lndisa
.a-k Lrmuhiatk
2O kegs Nasari
So h,s,s CsyrnJsh Tobacco. g.. ~, and IL
iun'rs
100 Bfis n q Meis~rs
20 do Sugar livnse
FLEMING & HUNTER.
" r. The allo~ ire a',icl-- of couniy Produce
taken Va Exchange. iiscyn. LAID, Fea'hen, B.cs
Nar. Batter, Glover Seed. Fls,-eci. c'rscnr kegs
81. &c TLEaING 4 HUNTER.
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wYLIE NJ. OLDHAM.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VHJlLL PRACTICE IA ce csuf,. Of siar'hali
w Tyler. and Ohio cuua'iss. va CFtIcEAr
n. VA. CRAVK CREEK Per OYTIcE
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fsom The Deputy Sheriff of New York.
Smiths Saearcd baisn yseeisbic P,iis" have
bssn need IN the Lidudse sifcoi Detiot's pu.on.
with unropmsp Satisfaction. ] have ne,cf heart .
taedicsre sfske1 OF ~eh more Interest b. iae sick
Whs have aiken ,he.s Pills.
JAMES ) gEvINS. Dspnty Sh.rin.
fof Fai1 hys PRYOR 8 fAuLf-
roy IL gm Market ST Wheeling.
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ELIAS EDMoNDs.

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pofehsss he above article. ats rcsperifsily ,o,uel
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