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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13


DlED-At the lossne As,lu at Staunton.
Va, on the 3lst of OctUbsr, ELIZA BETH
HANNA. wife Of K. Hanna. a long residen,
OF this place and its adjscents. TO which place
she had been attended by her husband, in
hopes ot cure, but survived only sixteen
days. The dreadful malsdy which terminated
her existence was fully developed only about
Tour months since, although i, is though, that
The inciPients reached much farther buck. 10
what extent cannot be- determined. The cause
was declared by the superintendent aud phys
lcian OF the Asylum. distress for losses and
misioriunes and anxiety for her fimily. The
most prominent traiure in the case was that she
mo that some dreadful calamity was coming
on herself and family, pronounced by the Al
mighty. She almost eniirely refused medi.
cine and food. She because reduced nearly 10
skeleton aud died of exhaustion. She was
known 10 her friends i'm Wheeling to have
long been member of the M +. Church.
correct ~ her department. neat in her person.
mid IN her manners. and sympathising with
the sick. She was inferred decently with APP
propriate services on the frst of the present
Instant in the Methodist bupiry Sro.aJ =,
Staunion. This affecting dispenssiiou of Pro-
violence TO her aud her family is at once awful
and incomprehcnsible. We can only say
Touching the Almighty we cannot 6nd him
out TO perfection"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

Charles Lewis aud James Robinson. who
were convicted Of burglary and larceny a,
the teru ol the superior Court oi this coun-
ty' were each, on yesterday morning. senten-
o'd TO i've year, imrriscnmcnt in the pcui
Tertiary.
We understand that the latter convict. by
h's attorney, moved for new tdaI grounded
on The affidavit OF some Of the Jurors who
tired him, made some DAYS after the yenlict
was rendered. The aiiiants were willing TO
COM c' hm of The LARCENY, bu, to find him
mot guilty" Of the burglary, But Judge Fry
very promptly (and m we think, conoctI,)
oveHuled The motion, aud gave sentence as
above.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
NOTICE.

ft'h fs'rnf rest thai rsiHatis piece nf f,.e,t, t
~" htfrinis ifufei ffus't in the rHt "a w.
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r.. lef tius'ifr.. ~ ftf ti.i,I sFsf t.rf,f 60
Ar.'its'faH mat Is nsta ~ 49, "a
tHlN ufit Mfarnr 81 nett d.tsg Il tt.
''''aiHi.a. 't' % u,stsig receive p.os,,f 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
D. PAINE & co. MANAGERS.

d. PAINE * co. MANAGERS.
WHEELING, Va.
Official d0wing Of the Delaware Small fry
Lottery class No. 26S, drawn at Wilmington,
Dvl.. Nov. ..
IS % IS &c 81 al 50 ~ II 30 739
Lowcsi prize So
Official drawing OF the Pokcmoke River
io'icsy OF Delaware, class 2O9, drawn at vii.
Nov. 8.
70 63 10 80 50 So 81 30 &c 4l9
Lowest prize IS.
prize Of $1,000. in half ticket, sold
10 gentleman in New Lisbon, o.
n. l.. DORSEY,
Sole Agent Tor the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

An Ingenious mechanic has invented an
plummei Tor measuring the'' depth Of obscur-
iy."
A new law book is coming out. containing
the ioun ola "plea OF ignorance. - Barre
Gazsiie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

The packet ship New York arrived at New
York ON Thursday morning from Liverpool.
wiih passengers, most of whom were on
board The steamer Great Britain when she
went ashore on the Irish coast. Among the
number, II will be perceived is the Hon. Mr.
King, late minister io France.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
'RiDAy...~~....... NOVEMBER 10. 1916.
MYERS TRIAL.

fhoss oil our rcoders who take pleasure in
ieaainS such details as This trial furnished.
can have an opportunity of gratifying thcir
taste at cheap rate. Ellis has il ON hand at
la cents per copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

ARRIVALS ASH DEPARTURES
NJ Boats for N, iast2i hours. ending ycsfer
day at O'Clock, II. NJ.
ARRIVED.
WIN, Penn. II, Smith, Rock.
New Englsnd, Page, Pittsburgh.
DE kolb, Johnston,
Auerra, Calhoun
Rio Grandc. Connvlly. {"
Dominiuo. Tyler, +"
Cambria, Forsyth, {"
Rhode Island. Dawson,
Gutter, Hazlctt, Cincinnati,
DEPARTED.
Hudson, Ebbcrt. Pittsburgh,
Gutter. llazleti. "
Dominion. Tyler, "
Rhode Island Dawson, a.
WIN. Penn, II Smith, Rock
New England, Page, Cincinnati,
America, Calhoun, F"
Rio Gnude. Connelly, ST. Louis.
Cambria. Forsyth
De kalb, Johnston, West Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
u VALUABLE
TAVERN S1'ANp ron or,

'@'f-F " u wv IAfh NAtsif.
- IHE splse'iter wishing 70 rr,iss s,.s. ,u,.,.
.EAr1ElA ncss- siivfs hf sac hss wen kss,vn "a
ksssWa fs"sisc Tavern Fiasa. IN ti,e ,,s.-s
..ss1. pleasant part ~ the t.ssa ~ Hss,sn-
1 yihe Pa, ~ tlte brad ~ assrtss . ,shefe ~
NWt"nel hpsd inierseets tn sause ava ron,.
matans uh fieW 81 nafkci - and the ftrs.g sf,,e
sna iroF i9NH Tis ffoui hiidHs ~ 49, y, lsnrsh
~ ~ ~ h'rsHh "" .tgfs htsil an Foos eears TIs
~ We accommodation snd eaaiesrt ~ ifsy
GUS W fii ~ fe utaia 1tiiisss tl,sFs - e,.-tss .
douFe fissla. which sFords pleassut p,,,,...l, -
eNhcf M lower ~ nPf-r roflss Ti,ers J. 80 80 IN
good y airf = few irei from tts aasBr
lhf Ssiic - perhaps ntarr ssr lst. fhsr an, 49, H.
~ place and hss hgdrrsHt - ncrsr Gs,r y stsy a..
,l'- aief iisf elh.n ihc dpf usffs AZ "a sfs -,
''.'h "Hi bniiaiHFs siiarini ~ the nfeast-es
= en'ri usfees ~ sistc her. fhsf HsarIssvifs A.
iH q ~ hesl ~ sask Water Navissfssr, thsi s,@.
iseAes sfs dady drparinr Co. sad aTfig,sg g,,., rt
faN' iia' ne Great ccIff ffusn Wsat A. 80
80, ht aHH ~ ihc Hoff hifh now o. ara IA is.-,'
~ ''tt one ~ ihe pfnfipsi ssfa osrs n tts nses
i'h.s iime l-ilcs wFire a8d dcrar daily A sa.ye
,''l' a7efffru ofths roIsrtv q dse,ss.i usoesss.,
~ = ''ee "f-hing Co. pufseh-@ eri ossatins a. bs,
Nat i1 ru ""AfN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

ifa battalion pesr Tucaloiie aud Be,aal
Spnnss on the 2Oth Met same evening a,
Las vegas. Capt. MORN. at Platte CO.. aud
pr, oi his company, having taken the route
% brht Fort, Met Lieut. Col. Willock. of
the Extra Battalion, with part of his com
msnd OF 1T col October. at Santa Clam Sos,nvS
tto miles irom Santa be Met l,i,.u,' CD
Mitchell. III Prices Regiment. on "a oc,oh.r.
81 RIO Colorado. Col Milcbelrs health hal
much improved. With him were Dr. Msy.
Snrgc"n To Prices Regiment, aud Capt. Gar
risoo, Commissary.
Met Lieutenant A. J. Smith. Is, United
states Dragoons, in command ot the Mormon
nsla'ion' hall days march in rear Of Colonel
N't'he'i; ihey would cncsmp on Rio Color
ado on The night OF ~ Octob.r. Met lorty-
two wagons belonging To Miles Cientey. =,
MILESTONE Creek, GA the 81 October. loaded
with merchandise foe Zlcetccus. Met the
wagons OF Miller. al fsyettc, near Rsbit-ear.
creek, ON 9TH October Met Armilu's wagon
'f",n about five miles north Of the al p-I
sprung. on the 9Th October. Met Cant.
thompson, ot the United States dsagoons. AT
Cfossing oi Arkansas. ON the nj sht oi 18th,
pushing on to ovsrtakc the Mornions. Met
hiriowc's train 81 wagons al Coon creek. >
ON i1th October. Met Colburn's tain near
"Famnee rock, on 10th October. Met BuI-
'1td' it"oke N 70. train between Diamond
sPnns eid Council grove, on the 26th. all get
tl1g on well.
the 'oi"nel reports The gas - very indif-
I'Hh' and very scanr cn The Toute. aud cS.'
i"mcly day weather, and much suiirnng for
want 81 water Tor the teams
The troops let, in Santa r. ani ,icinity arc
Major NJ Lewis Clark's b1t,slim OF horse ar.
nile'y aud d part OF Col. Prices regiment, to
gelhcr With Capt. Angnc, > c, mpSny. (lrom
Co'e) aud Cspt. Murphy's toi fls,le) com.
pany OF Infantry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
iDES PATENT Observation-Disclosures

Our country friends viii fad ia our col
umns enadyer,isemcni OF the above machine.
20 which they may fad It advantageous to di
rect their attention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
IDES PATENT WHEEL CUL TIVA
TOR And WIRE CRAM pIOW

IDES PATENT WHEEL CULT TVd-
TOR AND WIRE CRASS PLOW.
fT1E farmias FuIlic hereby informed thai Iesie,s
- Patent have hesr tAkcn by tho sah~csi,-r his
recent great Improvements Ia the and
afaeiufs of Field Cuiivsiofs an Improvement an great
a. to entirely Fcvoaionizs the whole system Of faru
more. Wherever they have keen Introduces they have
met tho decaed appreciation Of frmcr~ the follow ing
tefihcAtes n"d Testimonials re the Intelligent aud
practical Farmers wose attached. sbundAnt
~ show.
CERTIFICATES.
This certify thai We the snSeril-rr have seen
and used the Patent Wheel Cutvs'ov Invented nv Ma
then lde sad believe htot-, iAfof,saving machine
ono Of the greatest Improvements Of the age Nv Il
farmer pet In hoen ace. nore Of wheat
~ yesf vththe ofteam lal-.r he can
aso u in much hcsier order saii Machine A. =,
oonr'fsoei that II he regulated 80 60 sHy depth NV
means otscfews on The uprcf Of the Machine AID
mus sHbef fiow up the ground thotoushiy only sg
efus' iic surface uron else Ne th,nk Il decide
" The te-i machine inverted for paIyeriEtns m
ground and fari aiiug the Ial,I sf the farsr an, :.
| iners
| JsNrs y. Hsprrv, Hur,. HsnLrv,
Us. @ @ M M w 7. Sr%ss1Ss'
q. g.. fLiSr, Is HUsEsoHp
TIE undersigned have ja.i witnessed the orrrson ~
Nahsn ldes Ps,eus Catvsof. AID We are srso ~ say
,ha' Nc fessrd u a decided Improvement on az ,s
improvements ~ ti- ki1d Ef prepafinx land
/ Tor wheat aud oiber CROP.
nnAstst i;ss "a Cen fT VIZ Bosll.
| 80 NSewttN' 4. hSpSssoS,
1'f.NhtE' &. y. CHssr,
IhA huRp' fo~RErNs rHfrH,
| JOHN S1AFLE GiasoN.
hher these ample Testimonials the Subscribe darn,
~ unnecessary 10 enter into long ciaioste dc-s,,n
ton Of ibe impairment with is varous poinfs az, mol
oi Yprls"n 10 10 miiy appreciated u must he seen
a u 10 IsfTor who fully understand his niere.t
menf .Ttt - 't,.ss r. l"pe
~ a''Ne Implement vii ~ exhibited e. the Maskst
'l"s ~ ihs Cay ~ Wheeling and ansr TIE isih ms
on" 'hs hishis 81 Couu.ies ald Towns fsf sale Nv
! ,.,....,,, lDE a RiGFORD,
{ NOV t1,-itd-ltw "e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

An exchange says, that the marriage ccrmo.
Nv Is the must interesting spectacle in lie.
Tain't nothn to the lirst baby.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
MORE NEW NOVELS.

HviiRTATfONs ia Amssrica. OF high hfs IN n Yask
= s~d Saratoga ~ s.slssed Isersna- Asd stose. 10
irsisad ~ Samuel Love-, Handy An.is r ss,s,eils ~
stored ny t.Bsker, Little Emma tbc Beaatsfoi Fous
ding. Isabella oT the pride % fs,cFm, Florence ~ Lay
% The Coaue,ie, Eixsirsh Renpst Pride and Pre,n-
dice hy james Ansin Mansfield Para b. the -asre The
Cb,in~s Christmas Carol Oliver Twist fckaiek Pstess
Old Curiosity sbop. Nicloss Niskhl n.rnaby Rusice.
~ Charles Dickens, Mothers of England Dsurhtefs.
Wwe- ny Nrs Eiiis Houston and his Repolite ~ q. D.
Lc.f. Anerlcsa Letter WRITER'S aso another supply OF
tfts day received n FI.fIs'
nov IL III Nam slse<x
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

~ lioNNbN = va espisnstory sas .isoso<rsphls
- ~ h'f IauarY ~ 60 b fss.ii lsass ssrs -,
49,. = as'.i SOC aigtssy ~ Gffes fsfln srfi5isrs
f.sh 80 ff'lli sFtcsi nssaes 80 sI.s.. ay..Isa~i
49, t7ftttff mti toieffian 81 ,,aras - ol,Sses~
if"n, iofeirn ianrusgfs ofea 80 ). 81 nj - -, -
u. -N ftfft VIII ilfG riaHnf III -. g.f..ef ~
iNisn htief Csc voiati.e So s,.i isf rs~.I,i -
f"ftl JOHN ~ iHOHfFON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
THE CITY OF NEW YORK on THE
TARIFF.

The votes for members OF Congress in this |
city show that a majority OF oar citiz+ns are
~ avor OF Ihe Tanu OF ls,i2 and opposed tn
MI. Walkers new Tariff La making this
statement, We presume that all the friends Of
Free fnde aud the New Tariff voted Tor The
Loco Foco candidates for Congress.
The msjotiiies Of the three Free Trader.
elected are near as follows;
Mr.. Nicoll's majority ia the 3rd district il 40
Mr. Maclay's dth 76O
Mr.. Jacksons - {" 9th 100
$50
On the contrary. Mr.. Tallmadse's majority
in the 9th district. ovrG Mr. BrOderick, is 400
and over Messrs. Broderick and
Bloodgood, "a
la the 3,h district, MIR. Miller,
Tariff man, received about 233 votes.
ln ,hs ith district, MT. Pratt,
TanH man received about SIG
In the 5th district, Mr. Wheelera
! Tarltf man. received about 1893
La the 9Th district, Mr. Campbcli,a
! Tanh man, received about 1880 /"
Total. llS6
/ Deduct Free Trade majoTilios, $50
Maj. against Free Trade in the
city, 1927
S.-Since preparing the above, we have
the follow Ing official returns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

CITY 3,lsi
LEGISLATURE OF IowA.--we were
miSled by NEWHALISs Sketches Of lows. IN
sldling. Yesterday, thc number of mcmbcrs of
winch TOE Legislature oi Iowa isconpose,l
mat book contains The new Constitution
OF The State, which fixes the number of m m.
h,r>' on % scems that the printer asonilted
ulioBe'her Gee country ol Jefferson. which Is
eniitled 20 ouc Sruatof aui tlirec Representa-.
yves. Add these to our former statement
an " mikes the number ( Ssnslors 10
sui of Rpnsiaiyes 3g-ur. Jointly. 6ltv.
eight mcmberS. OF this nutnber the Wbigs
have alteady elected, according 70 our advice
hirig m Intoxicating Ia the I,ocnloco
party % iu-y should obtsin tlie whole al ala.
Other members. oulg fioenfv.eiehf This l.
conocdng TO them The Scnstorsnt Reprrsep.
lai'es elected with the Wings in lie emin.
o. Bot % Is not expected. D., any hrly that
Wey VIII cooperate with the DODGE n,rly
WINCH iias attempted To- parcel out slt 49, ol6
ers ani louorv 81 ite State smoo4 tf.,,..
'llves.-Nt LoWs Ryubiican.
MORE SCRApS.-A steamboat 4. t.;..
bnni io run 0n tlir "sca 81 trgabIs.
\ h'fAecpr not i-r 90 b. nil ia b. .t,i. H..
OK some ~ Zoe s.ings of fortune of ,i.,.b
Hamlet spasks. ''''"
a .'eond hanl cIotbmg shop hs. %, ..r.
-'i,r 'i 'iie shifts of thf wind
Ai"'.ilgr r,to.l, puk.,l up Oh limo.
."n' lH. fiios. hf rs account A.,
duII iiHr-. ''''' '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

~ - ~ - 90 ~ -fssf he's ilssl fes-ifas u..
- 800 nlF isgs fae, ssfet ~ arfisJa fir. 80
- -i.f go hrJ-i eeiif X ,ois srferrs.i 81 f,..a,
- ~ $50, fsfisfe lssfks aifs a.inrfsi Ku,f. 49,,
FfAiei saf tefnfa i.aetf s,tao siNf MI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED BY q ~ BERRY.
z feet inches water in the chsnnel--falling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13

BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE on Commerce for Norcmber.
$. McLALLgS, JNo. M'LURE, W. S. wIcKHAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
q. w. HEISKELL

ID rRrECTFUi.i.l snnounccr that Monday merit.
~ Now ~. receive rec IA pres from New
YORK beautiful aud rsrcsllv selected s&-ortnssus 81
i- yis- OF lreS~ goods. such fiaid slks
SIN riad-. rsid Cashrere. Terkrrri and flAias
for Iadirs aud Chtircn'~ Dress together with ~Fr.r
variety fancy and staple goods lie akcs pleasure inc
assuring the ladies that be ss succecded purchasing
several descriptions of good. which sntireiv ne
and le.a,ul. All Of which be ready fsr nsp-c-
ton on Mehday neat. eet IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13
w HIPS

ITO Dyer and Calico Printer ParacI,s A,,as.s
Chemistry, containing Among other vsfussss isc.r
nation, descriptions OF OF tile i~sd.ar rrcrr.--
now psaeiiocd by calico prafcr. thi. esnrv srec
panied with explanations of the sceufie 80,
winch 'ue9 are haSc, IN ono volume Just received sna
f"rsSsH JNo. fHOMI SON.
oc'xs. rnioa street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-28
SACHARoMETERS

To weigh cane Juice, %forsale by
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Oct. IA no 38 l845
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-28
A N

A Sabbath morning !! Calmf and bright
The sun goes up the eastern sky,
And fings abroad a fairy light
On every thing that meets the eye.
The mountains loog more grand to-day
The valleys have a sweeter green;
The waters have a wider plays
The birds are singing to the Gene.
And then the sort Of solemn hush
That seems to lie on every thing,
In which a thousand feelings gush
Anew, as waters from their spring.
1t may be fancy, yet we deem
There is a holiness in this;
And we can yield Us to the dream,
And think we ihd a purer bliss:
We 90 abroad. and seem 10 feel
A sort Of wonder in all things;
The bosom bias a wilder thrill;
The spirit seemsto mount on wings;
Oh /! let it, like some eastern bird,
Mount up and soar into the sky,
Where angel hands and hearts are stirr'd,
And angel music wanders by.
And we shall gain some newer power,
To press along the path Of life
More peaceful III the peaceful hsur,
More earnest in the path of life:
Till tho great work Of faith is done;
Lies action, its endurance too;
Aud the clouds melt in the sun,
And heaven 10 glory 10 view
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-28
DRnGG. MEDICINES. Dm SLrfs dc.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, Dye Stpfs dc,
THE undersigned would respectfully in
form his customers that he has removed his
drug store at the corner of Lafayette and
church streets, where medicines of all des-
c~riptions can be had Of the best quality. Or
ders for medicines will be attendedto with the
greatest attention and prescriptions flied
with despatch for CASH and CASH only.
He has also a good assortment Of patent and
Tompsonian medicines.
10 JOHN LOPEZ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-28
LATE ARRIVALS.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE,

HAVE RECEIVED per ltearvahsa large and complete assortment o. tn md WINTER winter
Of tile latest aud most fashionable Styles TO wAHn Hy AL LIS a"@'h u W
public.
RIck and c1 hencba nd Eariyh broad cloths plain and fancy casaneps plain md PLAID
aauinetap Lnt weela. XIV Jean5,c ashmeeue, fencha and American cotonades, WINE nd
red aannds.b brown and bieachel domesucs Gckngs drills and omamFg, fancy cashmere
andhk satin ye.inga. rich printed cashmere dEcasse, Ponpadeur de Lame Paris printed
nopseino de lame bill. and col silk warp alpaca, printed bareges, bk'b onbazne and
neinos. Blk and groenb onoazY1e, blk gos de Naples and gosd SWISS, reh peNn silks,
Il cam.Gon Gms de AaqIe fnades dresses a sorted Florences, Enbr. swhs Foes Tor
bali dresses blk woBted md silk serges green barrga whteJackonets and camor@' pam
and fgurd ws muMna french embrd lace, collars, needle work cheneseaesa and coHa-
reues blk. and white nett hces, silk wooden and dahask sha"ls, corded, marseme9' and
grass cloth skirts ccrses and corset lacGs Irish linen, hnn lawns. enbrod, henSIeha and
Pln L Chkf, silk cotton and Madras do, polka gmps and cords thread ana cotton ed
gngs and msmung, ladies' and gents gloves and hosiery, DIX. and fancy SIX IND sam
scans and cmvats vaiou styles of fall and winter shawls SIR Rnd cotton velvet onhetc
and cooTcd nfea and satin ribbons &c, with general assortment OF alkndSo OF goods u.s.
uany kept 10 islne of business.
CAOYWXNG.
Fine black and colrd dress and fock cloth coats cohored tweed and cashmere patd"'
Blk and coord cashmere sacks bill. pahots youths and boys tweed and cloth hosk coats
fancy casdnee and blk cloth pants fancy cashmere and BLK an Reass linen ShH@ draw
HATS & CaP
Gents blk satin, mohan. and cashmere hats boys fashionable dc. do, youths Tx. and
pearben crown do4 gents boys and youths blk and fancy cloth caps ofthe most re''n'
syes. - oro~
Cent? fine calf aGhed boots, do. fine clfand punena b~gans, ladies' calf and morocco
brogans, do, black and bronze kid slips, do, white KID slips, youths and boys Peggeda Wu
sewd brotansm misses calf sewed do, chnds blk. apd coord do
SADDLERY.
Mems English spnshan ID Columbian saddles, boys do, do, ladies plain and quilted side
saddles, saddle bags, blind brides, cart saddles and bicMng, Filings, maFungaes ghs ana
surTnrs. -
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CAyDLEs-20 boxes sperm and Chris
taline ca2dles fer sale by BEAL & ses,
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nTST REGEIYEn

BOOKS! BOORS!!
Bnrton's Anatomy Of Melancholy
John Horne Tooke's Diversions Of Farley,
Motifs Travels i'll Europe and the East
S%tarkhoue's History of the Bible,
United States Drawing Book,
CalIoot's Musical Grammar,
Thomson's Materia Medica and Anatomy,
Dunglison's Practice of Medicine,
DungIison's Therapeutics and Materia Me-
dica,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham's Elements of Chemistry,
Druits Modern Surgery,
La Places Mecanique Celeste,
The Select works of Mrs. Ellis,
Annan's Difficulties of Armenian Methodism
RusseI's Sermons,
Just received and for sale by
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN,
d Opposite The Methodist Church.
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soPnIE NoRroN'g REPLY.

"Dear jack was surprised, pleased,
delighted by your last letter. 1t il Just the
most remarkable coincidence, quite a TO-
a IN real life-'tis both fInnY and
strange. But / must explain. Wen there
lately arrived at Sweet-Briar Cottage,
Lieutenant Mortimer Lacy, Of the army,
mr. own eouain and splendid fellow he
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4 steamship is now building in New York
10 run between tia, city and Charlestoa. Sic
Is 10 sage accommodations f3r two ha44I
naassaee9s, ard a hUIthea 81
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NIRDINES

A supply of these delicious ash just receiv-
ed STEPHEN HENDERSON,.
Oct. IL no 39 IS45.
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Louisiana Penitentiary,

Messrs. Mediation, Pratt, & Co, Lessee
o the Louisiana PeniientIary would inform
the citizens Of Louisiana and the South gen.
orally, that they are manufacturing and will
have constantly on hand Begging and Bale
rope, coarse negro shirtings and driIlings, lin
scys, coIored and white, the best coarse negro
shoes, &c. &c. They also continue the foun-
dry business.
NJ b. They will purchase delivered al the
Penitentiary, large or small lots of Wool,
clean or in the bur, for which they will ex.
change manufactured articles or pay cash.