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CATALOGUE OF CONGRESS, LAW, and
~ MEDICAL BOOKS, and works on American

| CATALOGUE OF CONGRESS, LAW, and
~ MEDICAL BOOKS, and works on American
t GEtoRGE TEMpLEMAN has jus. published
his Catalogue Of Congress, law and medical books,
and Of rare and scarce books on American and Other
history; together with large list Of miscellaneous
| works. Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call
and get them, or order them by letter.
| r AND AGENCY IN TEXAS-The subscrl
IL Der, having, during a residence Of nine or zen
years in Texas, been connected with the land ohce'
thereof and having sctsd the agent of his friends
in the United States, in purchasing, selling, holding
endence to their lands in Texas, respectfully offers
his services to such other persons abroad as may
wish to engage them. .,
His excellency Arson Jones, General Sam Hou'
ton General T. ]. Rusk, General p. J. Henderson,
Colonel James Love, Colonel James Riley, Hon
D. 8. Kaufman, Texan charge d'affares, Wash.
| ingtop city; Matthew ST. Clair Clarke, DO; King
man q Co., do; General G. F. Mercer, and ms
Texian consuls abroad. ~. ..
Many forfeitures are about to accrue, from falur
to pay taxes; many claims, otherwise good, will b
barred by adverse possession of three years-bs
being the limitation; many titles Of lands conveys
in the United States, cannot be admitted to record
Texas, for want Of proper Authorization. oViE
TO some other of these causes, the best ano'
are in condition to be lost.
Having made il my business TO become acquainp
ed with all the laws relating TO titles, and beng pe
termined to attend diligently TO sllclsims conhded
me, require, in all cases, advance in cash, sun
cicnt 10 cover expenses Of investigation, Whsa
that shall be done, am willing to take conngsa
interest in the lands for attention and services
ROBERT ID. JOHNSON
Galveston, August 7, lS45.
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Mr. DANIEL, from the Committee Of Claim,
to which was referred the bill from the Senate en-
titled IA bill for the relief Of the legal represents
tives Of William ID. Cover" deceased, reported IN
same without amendment; ordered that the All
bill be committed 70 the committee Of the Who'll
House Tomorrow. sa,fs ts#.a So
During the process Of calling tn. COMMITTEES,
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Mr.. HUBBARD presented resolutions Of the legis
lature ofthe State OF Virginia, in favor OF the JUS 10,
and prorriety OF Immediately providing by law fol
the satisfaction ofs the Virginia military land war
rants for revolutionary services that are now un
satisfied; which resolution was referred to the Com.
mittee on Public Lands.
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You will be furnished with copy Of this instruction for
the use Of the executive Of and the attorney gen
sasn, ofhe recognition by the British Of the
distinction Of The Caroline asan act of public force done
TO hoctpe or %Ses.t s hs ;i win
Of which you viii be in possession matetai to hi.
nent counsel il such be not already retained; and al
though you are desired to act as counsel yourself
gentleman who may conduct bi, defence that II is the i.
OF this government that 10 his defence oyerred n,
court 10 which he shall be tried proper step, DO
the Supreme Court OF the United sstes5 "
Mr.. d. understood the evidence the Auorne,
General was thus directed to teke with him, to b,
evidence that Mcleod acted by order OF the British
government, and the avowal Of the act by that gov
crnmenf. Here, II would be seen, was declaration
that Mcleod could not be arrested or tried under the
circumstances by the ordinary tribunals The Attor
ney General Of the United States was directed 10 pro
ceed to the place of his trial. see that he had coun
SCI, ana IN case the court should overrule the OBJ
Jecuon' ana proceed to a trial upon the merits il
was to be ssnihed that the federal eopfrnenf wisb
90 the question removed by writ Of error 10 the Jed
eral court. This, Mr.. d. thought. est,bl;.b.d A.
interference with the local adm,eisr.t;on ~ ;,a,s.
Of character somewhat decided and nr.ou,voc.I
interference in the affairs OF a sov..;r e., =.
while seeking to try the supposed murder ~ 80 :,
her etizens-a doctrine fraught with ALARMING ~,
dencles, but Of too grave character 10 reoe;y. a.
cusson in this collateral manner.
law Of Congress subsequently, enacted
providing that foreigners charged as was Mcleod
should be discharged by federal officers upon habeu,
corpus; and Lord Brougham, in discussing the
Ashburton negotiations, in the British Par.
hament and boasting Of the trumphs Of
British diplomacy, erroneously, though not nsptly,
said i was law which altered the constitution III hs
Uriisd States Satisfaction for the destruction Of the
Caroline, and the murder of citizens Of the United
States, had been demanded, but not given, and had
been virtually waived. This matter, as whole,
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Mr.. LAWRENCE, from the Committee on
Commerce, to which was recommitled, on the 18th
instant, the case Of Charles w Bingley, of Charles
ton, South Carolina, reported bill for his relief;
which bill was read third time and passed
Mr.. DANIEL, from the Committee Of Claims.
made an adverse report upon the petitions Of Will
liam II. Tapping, John P. Converse, and Joseph
Mock; which reports were laid upon the table.
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Mr.. r. SMITH, from the Committee on Roads
and Canals, reported bill to provide for the preser-
walton ofa bridge across White river, on the Cum
berand road, in the State Of Indiana, accompanied
by a report in writing; which bill was read twice
and committed
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edge the European doctrine of the balance of mower
winch has recently been so extensively exercised
within this Union We own not single island of the
ocean, and should not desire to own any, but should
guard with peculiar vigilance all that is ours against
the ropacity Of power which has already greater
possessions in North America than ourselves
When the annexation of Texas was under con.
alteration we saw the governments of Great Brit
am ana France, which had warred against each
other for centuries, and are still alive with bered;,a
ry animosities, unite in attempting to regulate our
balance of power, and at this moment thew are en-.
gagged IN controlling the affairs of the Argentine
Con'ederacy-a principle akin to that which seeks
10 circumscribc our boundries and osr institutions
ana yields to monarchy what il takes from free
dom-a policy which never be tolerated and
whch cannot be too soon too firmly met and
resisted. 'S ''e' a''u
This territory was neither to be underv,lued nor
disregarded, because il was distant Wben ,ba
route to Oregon should be traversed by steam ss !,
would at no distant day, il would be nearer in poinr
OF time than many Of the old States were N fs,g
years since, and the facilities for interchaneine com.
mun,catlons with il greater. Time and space were
practically annhisted. An element which SUPER
stition recently regarded only as the messenger OF
heavens vengeance, now transmits as well the
transactions OF business the notes Of affection.
In government constituted like ours where the ex-
ecuiive power was the servant, and not the master
the remotest points were the strongest, and every
pillar added strength and beauty 10 the structure
MIR. ID. said, that as an inducement 10 our govern
rnent to yield TO Great Britain each of the neeo-
uatons to which he had alluded had been accom-
panied by declaration Of probable war, and there
Wouo nave been no war had our rights been fully
sssertco and firmly maintained. War would be az
Injurious 20 Sreet Britain 10 US, II she could do
w sIy ne,nl u was in few acts Of rapine in our
o"''''ercsi oiues and IN these she would reach ~
many Of her own interests as ours Crss, Rr;,a;n
u bad been truly said, was mighty and powerful
naoni but this was no reason for yielding her that
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wAREHousrNs SYSTEM.

Mr.. SIMPSON, from the Committee on Con
mercc to which the subject was referred, reported
bill providing for wareh ousipg imports, accompanie
by a report in writing; which bill was read twic
and committed. "~ .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
STEAMBOAT
DEPLoRAsLg LOSS OF LIFE.

On the night Of the 18th nit. the steamer
beHe Zane, on her way from GAINESVILLE to
New Orleans, struck a snag IL miles below
the mouth OF White River, and Immediately
turned bottom up. Out of some 30 persons
On board, upwards of 80 persisted, many who
escaped drowning were frozen to death after
reaching the shore. The only name of the
lost yet reported is that of Mr.. Bowen, lady
md child OF GAINESVILLE. The cargo, consist
ing OF -four, potatoes, oats, &c. is totally lost.
The u. >. Mail from Louisville. Memphis.
&c. was on board, and all, together with the
boat and fixtures, is lost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
HoPPlNG INTn Nnr1cp

HOPPING INTO NoTICR.-The noted
Dr. Moncey related that the first Of his family
OF any note, was a baker and hop-dcsler, who,
on an uTgsat demand for money, deprived his
feather beds OF their contents, supplying the
deficiency with msaleabIe hops. Some years
after, owing 70 a severe blight, hops became
scarce and enormously dear, upon which the
baker drew forth his boarded treasure, and q
god sum was procured for the hops. which.
ins plentiful season. would not have been
~s>aesese; aud thus" the doctor used to add,
o iamily hopped from obscuily."
Saturday Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

JAYNE'S HAIR IONIC Tins lure d,~every
ri DR. Jayne, awaken ne the praises Of The res. ~ ell
paris "i III eosniiy. The tact Is. The mote Ihe sui.
cs become known u. The les peace has he DVclur.
A communal s'resm 81 b.id h-sds keer pouring into
his establishment. Who 20 Ia bad u, night. dream
~ long sst e'Nins McAs. snt awake ~ The morn.
ing. and And The vision rs.lised W.. NV a beg
w''ch'ne dance, . few days sn,ce, the rurf ~
whose suhu'n ts~ls ausss'sd cuf attention. ami. foS
spms ums We did not Recognise an old friend.-
'Bless ne. Maria said We. where did You mise
he, b~ssui,ful hstf' 'Tf,snk y.u. sit.' -aid. The
blushins srl. Yea m is, ak Dr Jayne Tie fact
10. ihat %slihough the ID cior 10 yercing inio The
seer and yellow issi. az lite. he understands. how
10 please The ladies Public Ledger.
For sale BY J CRUMbACkER. Drsrgisr. Main
Street. dee -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
FACTS NJ THEORY

1.-The duty must be added TO the price, and
paid by the consumer-the duty constituting
rs much a part OF the price as the cost OF pre-
duciion."
The above is from Mr.. Walkers Report.
Ihe duty on nails is three cents per pound.
They can now be purchased at Cincinnati at
y cents. According to Mr.. Walkers theory
= on The duty and they can b. purchased
for one cent. Who can believe such stuff
IsdiaHa Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
A FRY LOTTERY,

Dm~'as ioil-~s ihr'ushou, 'be monih at De,cmhcr
Daws on Trssiays--Cspta pttzc $4,000
Whole Tcket. 81 certificate Of ,ark ,ge whole,
ST. shares iu p"P,fron.
ba~s on Thuusdlys-Capiisl prize $4,000
Whale Tickets 81, ceui6csies Oi package y h.le.
sl4. shates in pfopouun
Dna~.p n st'"riay.--Capiial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; ceru6caie Of package " hole.
Si4. shares IA Proportion.
Address your ofdefs 10
dec 20 n l. DORSEY. Wheeling. VI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
SADDLE, TRUNK AND
HA ESS MANDATORY.
100 M STREET..

StBSCkIBhKS pr uo~ prepared To
furnish any'h'ng ~ ihcir lire ni bnslr ess 10
To-" and "i a. good q"sii, NJ can Ice had my where
IN The city. Ter stl'k on haud CONSISTS OF Las
dice and Gonrlcmcu'n : ,ddlcs, Budics aud Martin.
gales; Ladies' and Gentlcmcu', Iron Frame Hard
L'n'hct Trunks whh LlebrichS Phtlnd, inside. pa
icni locks. rollers, 81; L'die. Bonnet Boxes. &c; all
oi the common KINDS ct Trutks ia nsr; valises. In
dics Carpets Sth'ls aud Il skcts. Cape, Bags.
Saddle Bs., narucs-, double nnl single. Plated
nnd Commons Coi'"rs; Bus,y. RI ling and Wagon
Wh'r- and Lash y, BuiT,lo Robes. Socks ard Sad
lie Cover, Blankci,. Horse Covers. Curry C,mbs.
Cards and Brushes. and everything usually tepi in
'uci, an cstahlshmsni Mt.
The ,uh cr.h"t- i,.l thankful or The parronsgo
hey have hcre'"inT" received nud ho.c by strict
s'i~"i" ~ Ia husiurss anal , d, sac lo please The v
vii suil T.tsiS- ihciT - are.
OLD woss repsrd al Ill times on reasonable
etms NlCOLL l. CARR.
nov ~ 3mdSw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
A2hOOOi

Pokomeks Rircr LoHery Of Del class Is.
To De- drawn al Wilmington. Monday. January 26
] Of s2SOO00 IS OF $4,000 Of 5000 of 5000
10 N".. IL Salloi.. Ticket. AZ; ccniGcnle rs
~holes H. dollars; share. In pr,gs tton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

= Purse containing $3.50, was recently lost
81 bsnslo BY the clerk Of the Lake Efie steam
Q United States. a reward Of $50 was Of.
sered ioT is return. The next day il was
sound upon the doorstep OF the owners house.
csnt-ining all The money except the $50 offer.
a. asa reward.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

Grad eon'Oi'da,eS Los,,rs Of Dehvsre$ Geore,o
Glass No. 2.
To he drawn at Wilmington. Del. Salty January 10.
II $4,000 ! of 10000 I or6i97 I OF 1000
10 Mo-. l2 halio's Tickets slo Cruiica,e -
"ho.cs Ids dollars, shares in pn,t csiion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
{. OF siaann

P'k"m"ke River IOlIcrv Class ~, 10
To bee dawn At wiim1s'Vu. Toes1ay. January 81
= oi $1,000 I OF 5000 OF 5000 Iof2OOO
IS Ms 10 ballots. Tickets 80; certificate. %
whules e dollar; shares in prnponion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
DR WINANS'.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE !:

h-N iNN hLO hDbE + hNliLt MEDlClNE (.
BEING A SURE REMED FOR
T<oNsUMrTION n all us vsrions iutns, Cons.
~ A.rHn,. B%KoNcpirjs. GROUP. Whocpug
CS"sh. Sp,nng Of BiOod. DiEcaiy # Bro.Iisg.
Ps,". in ne S'ds and Breast. I!fus".a. LIVER
COMPLAINTS. &c.
The msLuesl ropsrris. OF DR. winans Balsnm Of
Wild Cherry ere fully established ia every section
III The eousIry by . sa"crss ia curing the mosi IN
ssisfsis csses VI he foregoing class OF diseases.
In simSsI every instance where IL has been per-
severed IN. ~ has sf.'ied . radical cure. Although
IN many css+s this Balsam vii oil ri immediate
relief. OF. at least. rH.c, - great change ~ a few
days. sill u csnn"I he expected to work Miracles,
ny cutiog MI ~ 80 sh"u = rInr, ar Va restore health
"a . irrms lheI has been a rry to Tell disease Tor
years.
B-riJes. Ih"re are So many sta COS oC he snme dis
ease. that u ~ in Ios.i bile fof my phy.iclsn 10 de-
iermibc The guauuIy ui meh'rine reQn,feh To cradi-
cate u. d f'rcn, pc'iohs snd forms Ttqriune vary
lns quantities; hence. IN sue cuses. y single iprlc
10 snfic ieHI. whils Others will rrquie thfse or lour
10 pr duce The same effect.
All We sch Of the eli, NJ. IS IN give our medicine
q far irsl. and he may res, assured Ihul ~ VIII be
pn-duci,ve of ihe m"si henrfcial results
Patients. IN Isk,ng Ihir medicine .r ccd not restrict
themselves No regards diet. cxcepi avoiding tho
rns' md g-si,slr a,iicles uf 'o~i-such ss sailed
and sm"ked mrsI. ~cDhh-grs, orinus. cncumhCIs, DC
Thsy shua,'d pay rrnpe stculi"n mat ,h@ir dress
~ ~srm. mad sv",d exposing lhcmsclvr. Ia The ia
cl.m-ucies of The weather, bc careful nOi 10 Owe r
rNe rrIsP,
Frequent hn'h ns N = warm bath. and the use OF
. hniI glove hr Whttng he Arsh hci"tc going 10
bed. wul ad he medictrc " ~ n, rs.
The u wcl- should hc hep, nrsu wIih some gem
lie medicine. such o. ID UinoH's Po,r Mas's
PH', ~tnch viii he found much superior 10 osy
rursnr's pilis uuN - use. and viii also aid ia.
Eaison ~ al affections 81 h.. liver.
FOf sale ~hUlcs,le and ei,ii ~
~ u~oRNBROCK NJ nre S..
me 90 w Whe,lmg, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
1.hnn

P'k"rokc River L,IieV. Cls.. M 81.
To he drawn ~ Wilmington. Thursday Jan'y %
| al $500 ] ui $500 Of 1900 oiI2O(
IS N"s, IL biiI,Is Tickets; certificates 2,
" hole, 30 dollar; shores IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
q OF $4,000

Grand Cunso' dated lo,tery. GAS No
To be drawn at wilmirsIon, saturday. Js.u.ry "a
. OF $4,000 .. $4,000 l OF 5000 o $500
IS No~. ID hnIiais. Tickets go, eenifcaie. 25
~holNs 1897 dollars; -hsr~s IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
sf4EoOf


Pvkomcke River Lottery Clay MIS-.
T" be drawn a, w'lm,ns,on. Wednesday. Jan'y 81
10 NJ. Is halIui.. Tisren ~; s~n,ic,te %
whales SO d'liar; shave. ~ proportion. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05


ALTERAIlNE & RESTORATIVE SYRUP.
AN ENTIRE ~NtCErABLt. PREPARATION
NOR me Cure ui ~SCEDFULA. Enilrg, meHt Of
tie Jn,.fs Chu,wc RheuNAus,n 0sui, i.um
mage. DYSPEPSIA i.aies,na-. E,sSfi,s rs - ne
NkIn. N-uir R,sh. Teuer. Daor,s. 5yp. itr, ~ ~
heurrpl Ds-a,e.; ia .h,ri ,rom all Diseases err.
sing from ~ iMfuRE stale of Inc Blood a 81.
t.rs,L co"du"n OF the Digestive ossn. OF The IN
IUD cIo"s u-e ui NERcUkY.
u : nuw sume twelve years since the pruptict to-
came To- ihe IN Wedge Of Ih, Syrup, N ~h,ch
nne u hns he feels happy To siy, iar exceeded h,
csperiati"ns. having performed cures where
:" aim. Panacea aud the vsrioss preparation. ul
Ssrssps'ilis coed net. though persisted In fs = long
time. produce tho ies,i saluisry 81 eta upon the
paiirris.
In It's properties. u Is Tonic, C1tlarfc. Dispko.
reste. Dieoresic. and ncis uron che LIVER. ~ <xci-
iIg !, ~heo lassniI TO-, ecroi,os.
"A an Ale q ire aud Ps,ifer % Tho BLOOD. IL
- honestly heliey ed by tho Proprietor. soyssiof u
any other med cine nuw ia use.
Indeed ~ vas not sntil he had hS~1ssO fsfiy sai
isied of II. great medicinal virtues. ssvssses with
the solicitations OF persons " no had witressed the
same, thAi he would consent To nniice lft6Soueh he
medium III a newspaper. ~ ,uch n ccufs~ 10 him
s'~sy- seemed 10 much like ~qsseksry pulling IL.
self ,nis Iotlcc.
Through The persuasion oi m1ny pcnsons. VIII
seem la 'hink him ia duty bound 10 pabiish 10 IL
wv NN'NA ~ Wv 70 " w 'sFf'' ht"i iil'N o wv
has NJ length come io The CONCLUSION Of pnrsning
The course adopted by every compounded ~ lnack
medicines. ,h'ngh he treats not Nth that b,relares
'Hfnniery Which many use ~ order ." cram ,hsI
-iuf dow The lhfoa's Of q ipo easily delsJed PEI
pie. Cru,iicale. "f curs have often been ten
dcr,d hun ter Which he ieeis truly thankful t
such ior Iicir GO d nIcnt,uns) hut such ihinss D.,
never deemed Necessary, ~ he does st ell iine,
consider h- assertion II itself. all sufficient. enc
hose Who cannui lake or granted wha, he Gays. sr
under no oompulsion 10 take his ueJicins Ac
cump1nyirs each boIie are Instructions fr tskin,
ihc Syrup. AID also a description sf The kin,
pf toad m he us'd with The mode OF pre-
caring ~ FIR sale at
BRENTINGER'S APOTHECA. M,o roe 81.
Near the C"uu House. where can be hid ~ an
hour ~ thc DAY or night. Ph,.lcInn.' prescription
and family o. -Iicincs ~ ali Je crpiors
Also Bfcniiingsfs Compound Syrup OF BIZ csc
Tor The care of Coughs. Cnld'. Lighiuess vi III,
Chest and He'pirnt Con'pmYios.
Should Any uerson I'iiet usins I h,iile 81 'hi
Cough n iNurs, com back and cay he he'd receive
80 h0n"6' irH, A.. his MONEY shall he rsfs.d.d.
dsc % ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

4 PRIZES OF $4,000 ARE $4,000
! or $4,000 ARE S20, 900.
Pokomoka RivsI Ls''cry. Glass M Is
i" he dawn nj W'imins'op. Ms,d~v Jsnasry %
LOT $4,000 4 al 5000 . of 2656 oi 2SOO
10 Nos. Is ballots. r,~ks,s o., e.r,6e,,. Do
~holes III d%olias.; shares an rsoro,n,n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
NOTICE,
COOPER AGAIN.

Chsinhesosr ar ihe L,ulepage Mann.
u scripts. by Feonimose Cooper. El~oor Wy
ley a The Young Folks Of Lrnghr,dge. ny J 3
Coorcr; A Peep into London S'cie'y. by Punch;
Smoky City. by samuel Young The Bastard ~ the
BiI,heris Revenge; The History uf The Du,ehes oil
G.. Ctuikskaaks Table Bk,oks Jas, reed md 10,
saie by w ROBB
dee Sd Garner Nam * Union sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
NEW JEwEI.RY.

NEW JEwELRY.
USr RECEIVED a very large and rich No.
- soument ni Jswelry. &c. SC. consisting OF u a..
m"nd Rings 81 from FIVE 10 siNty dpllar; Ruby.
Gamer Topaz Opal, Acgumiime. Pead Set ADD
other Sci Rugs
VEN heavy Plain iine Gold Rings. Seal aud MI.
To- Riegs. Ssme very fine L.sdie-' pfcss. with Ia,
merun. Topaz snd other sIone Sets.
F'ne Bracelets. NeckIsre-. Bfseelet CIasp.. &c.
Fine Gold Guard and Fob Cha,HA
G"ld Guard Ksys.
A's' G~en'icmsss Pin.. very 6Ee DamO,d Pins,
rather ahsod Of anything ,ou have seen m lhl.
in''ksi hoe s'me Iine, Call and sec them
Supeiisr Sbiu = nd. " it'll Stone Se,.. ImiiN',nn
do. PLAIN Gsld d., JNO BISHOP.
Sgn Of ds ORIGINAL BfG WATCH
dec 25 No a. Min s,,,e,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
10000 Dollars.

Grand eons'iidaiei L0uery Of D,isuare q Georgia
CLASS NO 5.
To he drawn ~ Wiim'ugIun. Del Sity Jnn'y 81
| ds300O0 ! of 1900 l al 5000 81 5000
10 Nos IL bsllo- Tickets ~ dole; cemhrnie
package 25 wholes liza dds. shares ~ pfop.,ut,n.
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own soil and are generally known IT, posses. even
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tues IN The cure ef diseases of the Lune.-hov
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and phY-sians
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