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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-12
FOR SALE.

TWO CARD1NG MACHINES and Pick
er, together with a
+ U l. LING MILL,
and other apparatus for dyeing and DRESSING
Cloth, situated on lasting stream of water. one
mile East of Beverly, Randolph county, Va. Al
so, large
DWELLING HOUSE, sli@
with other convenient out-Suildings, G.AeA
and cellar, with never-failng we'll of water !;
and fifteen and half acres Of land, all under
good cultivation, with a plenty of fruit trees Of
all kinds. The above property will be sold on
reasonable terms. Any information can be had
from the owner, on the premises.
LORENZO BUNTEN.
November 90, lei5.-3m.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-12
WING ALMANAC FOR 1916.

Agents and Booksellers supplied on the usual terms.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-12

II RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public, that he has just received large
snnDlv of 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07

councils. But Roip the tune has changed. and
with n has changed the views aud feeling of
these same gentlemen. Fearing. from some
recent demonstrations of the Baltimore and
OHIO Rail Road Company, that II the general
night OF way should be granted the Company
might choose To make the terminus ot their
toad lower down the Ohio than Parkersburgh
(Which they perhaps would dol these gentle
men summon Convention at Weston. To b.
composed oi delegates from the several coun.
ties oi North WcslersViTginia, aud humbug.
g.ng the people OF Harrison, BnKton. Nicolas
Taylor, Barbour aud Randolph into the belief
that II would be .Sgcnernl right Of ,oay Con.
Nentlon, meet, aRI by superiority of numbers
pass resolutions agreeing to petition the next
fglsiture oi Virginia Tor the unrestricted right
oi way To the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company from some point on the Potomac
not lower down than the South Branch, to
some point on the Ohio not lower down than
the mouth ot the httle kanawha rverl This
resolution was OF course opposed by those de-
ceiNe individuals, the Hlrrison delegation.
bui as we said before. carried by the power of
uhe farkersburg influence. This, in a few
woris, Is the whole history OF that stupen-
dous hum'ug, the Weston Convention And
now we ask what effect will this action have
upon the Legislature at its next session. Can
a highnin,led aud honorable BODY listen with
aH soft oi patience to the petitions of a set
~ h'eh who are thus endeavoring tn deceive
, ,'eh'--men whose object is self interest a.
i3ue ana who care nothing ior the interests of
nc soae' further than they csn themselves be
Sc!,e h''cd Will the Legislature BY its action
ou'" up private interest for the benefit OF
q y" ,,oi'iduals; at the expense OF the great
,"'VIeSt OF the commonwealth Will il ef-
c'ua''y destroy vast improvement which
n's cost the State millions of money, and by
,he making OF which her citizens have been
ouiuened with taxes, for the purpose OF en-
CoufaS'ng both Northern aud p Southern
route give equal advantages to all sections
l me State. thereby covering its ciiizsns with
oei,eh's and blessings These are questions
10 DC answered next winter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
ONO COUNTY COURTS NOVEMBER

iEths 1910.
Col Archibald Wood. late presiding instice
OF Tins Cour, having departed this lite. sinrc
the last term, the Court deem il but a iustsnd
proper tribute al respect for his memory. 4,
place upon rcCoul the iollowiug expression OF
the lceiings OF the mcmbcrs pses.ni
liz the death of Col. Woods. the communi.
~ amongst whom he lived, has lost vsIua.
Die c'izen, has numerous family and conncx.
TONS deeply venersted aud much loved friend
and ms country long tried patriot aud up
tgh, magistrate. From early youth. To ven.
cradle eye his lite has illustrated the virtues of
at ms varied stations, commanding the cordial
snd siucete respect of ell who know him. As
TIE reward of we'll spent life. he has left a
reputation Tor iaiihiulness to duty i'm it's most
enlarged sense, which may be rivolled, but
not surprised.
heToipef. That tho rnemtcrs aud officers OF
this court wear the usual badge OF IN burning
Tor thirty days.
hcsotred, That the Clerk record these pro.
ceedings, and communicate q copy thereo, To
the lauily Of the deceased, aud cause their
puhlication ia the newspapers of this CITY.
WhercuPon the Court adjourned till to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Test, JOHN M'COLLOCH, Clerk, &C,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07

THE FOLLOWING incident occurcd in
Columbus, Ga, about tine time the U s Quar-
termaster was organising the "mulc regi-
ment:"
A tall, lean. lanky green horn came into
town, ard having been shown the gentleman
who was purchasing the mules. walked up to
him and commenced by ssying-"Well stran-
ger, I've heerd that you wanted a few able =
bodied men 10 drive your mules down TO Max
leo; u you do, lam To rent"
les, said the gentleman. "wc do want
aiew; are you good driver"
" About the piertcst that YOU ever seed, tnd
as Tor Gus sin' and hollerin' at bauky team
why, ! haint 20 equal in the whole country -
II think we'll take you" said the gentle =
man. call down again to- morrow at 10 o.
CLOCK. We have some mules To brand then
anu will brand you at the same time"
do WHAT asked the sstonishcd ''crock.
err"
4" Will brond YOU; that is, put US on your
back with hot iron, that is the way we mark
all public property"
Hot hell2 Good mornin'. stranger;
don care much about goin', no how; Judge
halhoun writes that its monstrous unhealthy
down tharin Mexico" Aud of he mizzlrd.
- v. u. Delta.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
K. ]. WALKER
Sccreiary OF Ihe Tra.ury.
TREMENDOUS HIGH WATER w

TREMENDOUS HIGH WATER. We
were visited with rain on Friday nipht last.
which lasted, with but little interlnission.
until Monday afternoon. causing a rise in
the water at the ncighborhood rarely equal.
led. Willis Cn'ek rose To perhaps within
loot OF being a. high a. the last frrshct and
when al the highest, the Potomac CONNER
ced Ia rise, aud continued rising until eve
ning, by which time, great portion of The
lower section OF the town was under water
We are informed by Que Of our eldest CHI
Lens' that the Potomac river never attained
the same height within his recollection. The
back water from the river, came Into the street
at the Willis Creek bridge, and extended to
TIE public square, partially undermining
Blacks Exchange Hotel aud causing much
damage tO the house, filing oil the cellars.
and ran down Mechanic street The back
water from bclow, extended up Me, hanic 81
~ lar as the Virginia Hotel.
Immense loss must cnsne To many OF our
citizens the amount 0i which a. vet we have
no means OF ascertsiuing. And no, only
VIII II be- injurious io our town, bat the ldr
meTs adjacent TO the river. have doubles,
suffered greatly. as shocks of cora in ereaI
Quantities, were seen floating down stream
We also learn, that much damage has again
been done the Mary hand Mining Company
Rsllroad, above the NarToSs
Ia consequence Of iha confusion and cx
element around us. aud our hands being en-
gagged in saving the property Of the neigh
/ bors we were unsblc Co pat our paper To- ores
ai the usual time CHmJ6rldHd Cirihun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07

The gale OF Saturday and Sunday on Long
Island Sound was exceedingly violent. The
y. Y. Journal OF Commerce OF MONDAY after.
noon has the following notice Of lis effects:
The steamboat Nsua1anset took the pas
sengefs OF the crippled steamer Oregon, aud
started with them from New York on Satur-
day night Tor StoningtOn, bu, after combat.
ting the storm 10 her content, came back and
Che passengers went OF By the Long island
train this morning.
The steamer Rhode lsla d, the companion
Of the osegon running from Stonington To
New York, bad her nddcT carried away du.
ring Saturday night, bat Captain Manchester
contTived 20 get her IN OF Cab Meadow
where she came TO anchor about noon on Sun
day, humping more or less on che bottom. -
Tie spot is on the east side Of Cow Neck, and
20 exposed TO the fiercest of the storm. The
good people went la mass from Church Ia
tn hcsp OF the steamer, bat 50 violent. wa-
the storm that they oOsIld abort no immediate
relief, but sent on across land ten nuleg IA
Huntington for whale boats. The lite. boat
OF the steamer was launched, and five siurl,
whaiemen undertook to 60 ashore in it.--bGt
they had hardly gone twenty yards when th,
lille boat was broken TO pieces by the waves
and the whichever lett to swim back. which
happily they were all able Co do A lrtte
WAS sent on shore ia bottle, which was OBJ
tanned by the help of a large water dog.
Capt. Manchester was one Of the icW save,
from the burning Lexington, near the spo
where hs own boat war now ia such immi
ncnt peril Remembering the cotton bale
perhaps OF that occasion. he prepared boxe
and Plenks aud ropes 50 that In extremes hi
passengers might still have plank betuee
them aud death. When the whalcblstsarr
we'd they were unable Ia 20 TO tlie stcunc
yet the passengers did AL finally got sale I,
land, sud mosi ~ them are in the city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
d. PAINE & co. MANAGERS.

90. " NtfiiNGt a.
LOTTERY Ut Delaware. class 20j. doaunst wi.
mingiOa Nov =
30 80 to 10 - cd % - 72 a 81 so n
Lowest prize A..
Oihcal dnwiug OF tbc Pokouokc River
Lottery OF Delaware, clss. 2O6. dawn a. Vil.
iciug'ou Nov q
~ "a 30 81 - G6 % ~ % no a q
Lowest prile 50.
'in'Hl drawing ol Doe Delaware Small frs
i,.',Irr' Class No. 2b2 dmwa 90 WituIr. Ion
Dl. N0y q
81 90 q, o. 10 o. 3G 90 80 10 2I 90.
80 Is
Lowest plife 81
'IH.H. dnwmg of the Ueav. Small I'D.
49, class no 253 drawn ats IImins
l.. Ear g
- 20 70 ~ - ~ IS as Jtats.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
WAR ENrENSES

A statement of the Secretary of the Treas.
my, published Ia the National Intelligence
shows the following expenditure oi the GOV
ernmcnt during the quarter ending 3Jth Sep
TENDER. 1916.
Army proper S5I5365 . 30
FcT,iiications. ordnance, and
aiming militia, iG2 627 90
Naval establishment ,96g $50 as
Total. sIO.5S6 .267 10
This Is at the rate OF st2,3i1.06 80 per
annum for the War aud Navy Departments.
The total expenditures OF the government du-
nag the same quarter were Sill 0SS. 66l %.
being at the rate OF Sj6. 35i.6 i5 0S year.
The receipts OF the Government during the
same quarter apart from Treasury notes. were
$685. 900 being ST,3O6, col % less than the
Expenditures. We arc thus running in debt
al least at the rate OF $50, OO0.00O per anuum.
The following In the statement referred to-.
OFFICIAL.
The receipts into ia, Treasury for the QUAR-
tee ending the 3)rh September last. were. ,z:
From customs about S6l25 600
From lands 6io OOO
rom Miscellaneous sources 1000
Fros Treasury notes issued under act
OF 22d July, 1916 .95s. $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07

Several persons went up, not TO part them.
bat to congratulate and to keep them togeth-
or. The people look close. they kneel down
they ben az ear; they bury their faces upon
them, God forbid they should ever DC parted
more, said venerable man; they never
can be-" He turned his old face, s,esming
with tears. aud looked up at the bdron. Sir,
they are dead"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
636392s397
s3O729s39 %
Il H. GlILET.
Register of The Treasury.

TREASURY DrPARTNENT, Nov. ?, 1916.
La reply to inquiries made of this D.part.
menl notice is given that Treasury note. i.
sued under the act OF the 22d of July. lSi6.
bearing ah interest OF Que miu per hundred
dollars pee annum, may b. deposited, under
the advertisement OF the % ol October last
IA exchange Tor Treasury notes CARR ing au in
'ercsI OF live and Two hiihs per cent, per an.
mum.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
NOTI6,E.

'L siisctier Offers far sac. the whole of ,h., .,
"sNs STATE, IN The Guy of Wheolins s,ts,e ~ ~
Ia, ,"'h.fy tic property ~ Hampden Fare ~
.'lss 10 part in town lots Va mnch lie -, .nss
,,i s.'a lmmrdiaieiy VA front Of Water sttesf ana
"llhs ,he oalef. and there - erected on ~, n
a. = a. house also several oth.
i,,rt,eJ land ooutaUing about one
100 80 UPWARDS, heing In,nsdiSi
a. 49, "a <9@ NJ out one hundred acres of
~, 49,, Wand. the balance - MoutT
- =. n =, s'<fFos. ssid sud supposed to kr
state ~ ''N' uahh ih te United
N- PERSONS wishing 70 pursiSse viii Adde'S ths
~. ~ HNHg near the cats 81 Louisville Kentneky
''' SAMUEL CuUECHILI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
BREAD STUFFS.-The New York f,

press of Saturday afternoon SAYS
The rise of freight on cur domestic com
nerce - most important movement. We
learn from most Intelligent gentleman, that
on the lake, there is not half tonnage enough
to bring the produce 10 marker; that although
every steamboat and vessel is actually EN-.
p'oyed in transporting goods, aud is realizing
NIFTY per cent. advance, yet. in the States of
Ohio and Michigan. one half the wheat and
Flour will be detained until next season. for
want oi vessels To bring il away.
On the canals, ircighis are nearly fifty per
cent. above what they were; and although ev.
cry thing ia the shape of a boat is actively
employed, yet large portion of the produce
viii not, Tor want OF facilities, reach ouI mar.
kct. The want OF capacity in our canals is
now deeply telt-thc loss To the people of this
aud oth'r States from this cause, is and will
DC oi the most serious and injurious charac-
ter.
The demand ior vessels to foreign ports con-
tinucs "a great, IL not grcater than ever. A
number of vessels are arriving from the East
and many are building yet frcights are be-
yond any point yet. All the packets are en-
gagged Tor some time To come Vessels are
taken mp foi places which until now, were
hardly known.
To Cork Is. is paid for Flour, and I'D, for
Grain; To Newry 3d. To the different ports
oi Scotland and Ireland vessels were wanted,
while to London, Have. Belgium, AMI Hol.
lend there continue to b. large shipments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED ny q. n. nrRRY-

REPORTED ny &. ~. BERRY-
o leet Oinchcs water in ihe chunnel-islling
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
~ BoGistor The last ~ hours. ,,siigs y,s,,r.
day al 1 o'clock. u. "
ARRIVED.
Wisconsin, GTacc, Pittsburgh.
Hudson. EbbeH
Nashville. Miller,
Colorado, Gonuley.
Cambria, Forsyth. ST. Louis.
Gladiator, Smithcrs.
kInggold, Rublc. Cincinnati.
AllquipPa, Smith,
DEPARTED,
Uncle Ben. --, Arkansas.
wisconsin. Grace, Cincinnati.
Cambria, Forsyth. Pittsburgh.
RlnggOld. Ruhe.
Gladiator, Smithers,
Hudson, EblrIt.
Nashville, Miller Nashville.
California, Hunter. ST. Isoui..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07

ney is to be paid in specie aud carried out Of
the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07

ITO rHE Indies ~ PARriCuLAR.-M Dcgds
- tory fowdef las been found highly teucfciai end
Of great the iaics Who have teen afHcied with
sup@r1qous hair, principally when IL growth has hecn
eouhc to the upy,ct hp and sidc OF The facr giving
masculine tara To tho wiols FEATURES Wien used th
proper care and according a. the direct IONS Will ~
found To 10 addition 10 the toilet the ana
sharp instrument entirely avoided and the hair
moved IA hve ot ten minutes sitet ~ spp,e atom.
THIS composition - infalblc. ard warranted
move saIsTiluouk hair. Amer utasi have
ceivcd certificates Of which cannot contested
For sale. Wholesale aud rctrii
JULES HAuEt.S D0qoi
% South ThiFd -. ssiow Chestnut
Premiums awarded at the FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Also tor sale ~ \. O. FAIRCiIII.p.
New :. Wheeling. Va.
ENTLEMEN or rHtLADEiPHIA-My oeiehrN.
- ted Amhro-isl Rose and Almond shaving Creams.
dcfv comparison AZ America ar Europe. No persons
viii u-e any other after this Esoliem Paste "
the hest, very he-i. GIVE ony a single trial. I 10
not ssk any TO convince you warrant a.. For
sale wholesale and retail.
JULES n ArEf'S
rcffuinefy and Chemist Store.
o. Sonth Third street Phiiadc,hi
Premium awarded al the Franklin Institute.
Ai-o for sale by FAIRCilILp.
Nov q. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
ss753,e5o

The expenditures for the same period were,
Wis:
''f Intercourse %;as,''"''''' and '''r'5 s~lels
Army proper S.lj3. o.
fotiliications ordnance, aud
srming militia i62 .626 90
indlan department S27 $50 Oh
tensions 962 7j7 n
Naval establishment g6g gSo 76
Redemption of Treasury notes,
ana iHteIest 2,096 81
Redemption al Treasury notes
which were purloined, aud
interest 5.3SS 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07

treasury Notes outstanding, NoU. |, 1916
Treasury DEPARTMENT.
REGISTERS OFFicr. Nov. ?. 1916
Amount outstanding q the sew
eral issues prior &c the act If
22d July, 1910, as per records
OF this office 40 9S2 az
Amount outstanding ol issues I'm.
der the act Of 22l Jolly, 1916 : o37 ooo M
So ,63g 9s3 %
Deduct cancelled notes i'm the
hands OF the accounting ol.
hccrs 5G7 600 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07


hessn. EDir0rs: The follow ing hint in r..
lation 10 the cultivation 81 lbe potato NAV b..
seTiceablc. Select piece II ground not W.
~ nch. and siisii up with the culfirafor; soy
your pOiatOcs broadcast and cover them SLIGHT.
~ pay $50 further attention 90 them until
maturity; TIE POTATOES produced will be- ,sry
small, lnpl, ani OF grccuisi cultf. ftssf ars
red potatoes the next year plant and cultivate
these 90 usual, and you viii have o. fine p,.
taioe. This Is tfe only plan which will BRING
back ihc plant to its usu8. quality, without
obtaining Oh" original r.oH, ss t'lc potato is a
na'ire oi CialI anI Peru. Guauo oge ui ih,
best mBnufes lor lt
lour.wilh respect " y. PORTER. 4. S. 81.
Tlla DIGNITY or LABOR .GI.Jls,
Iie wth lis sunuiest ir8tu5s. and rfoss Z
ofsf wia iu richest hu-s. aa.l 4. b,r.6,oes I.
poor painted thing. 30 There b tr.,.H
no hearty, HsfINoff fhe aiu.r ...f. 81.
Ig.s. Nbet. .sItt tUFl. .ut.,,... DIZZY.
90. s1Dw fs '' 1e ia.HI '... co. r..
=" s,'. H1 FI.s.pe.s, Hl .r..r ...I
vi.t"atf tnk lH.r ..t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER = Isle
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURuRAI,,

RoAD.--A company is organized in Ohio ioi
thc purpose OF constructing a railroad from
Cleveland on Lake Erie to WelIsyille on the
ONO uver. Atthese two points the Lake and
the riSer approximate nearest TO one another
the scttial distance being only nine ty six
miles. The utmost cost OF constructing a
road with heavy L or u rails. tor this dis
tance from point to point. II j. supposed, will
not exceed one aud half millions ofdollars.
From Nellsvile TO Pittsburgh the communi-
cation 10y river Is easy; doubtless ho-se,eT a
railroad connectiod will be formed, as the dis
lance Is not grcat.
We find the above the leading paragraph
OF a long article in the Baltimore American,
in which on the strength of ths road the
route is strongly recommended. To person
familiar with this matter that, recomm, N la
ton is most supremely ridiculous, and we
would have supposed that any one who had
consulted the map ould hardly be 30 easily
hlmbOgged % our neighbor OF the American
appears TO have been by the Pittsburgh pa pers
THIS road is called the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh railroad, yet its terminus at Wcllsville
is acknowledged. WeIlsyile is situated on
the Ohio; al miles above Wheeling, and 81
below Piltsburg. II IL then 10 miles nearer
Wheeling than Pittsburgh. II is below the
Beaver aud all the worst Shoals that line the
river between Wheeling and Pittsburgh The
distance toWheelng is by descending current
and that 10 Pittsburgh ascending. The shore.
on both sidesol the Ohio below Wells,ille are
much better calculated for the extension of a
rail road than above. The Baltimore GONNA
ny has good, valid aud perfect charter to
Wheeling and fraud" only to Pittsburgh. vet
according to the American, the Wellsville
road presents strong inducements TO push the
rail road 10 Pittsburgh but none to Wheeling. |
The party that left St. Louis last Sprins Tor |
Ciliforni' have Lrej billy. A lctte, from I
one OF tn, compiuy dated Fort Bridger, july 1
%, states that inIny of the cmigrlnts sold
their wagons at Fort Laramie, aud proceeded
on their journey on horseback. The men
composing the party had quarrelcl. anI SON.
OF them had Changed their minds, aud taken
the Oregon route. The letter says
Tho emigants were heartily tired of their
Journey, aud nine -tenlhs OF them wished them |
selves back in the States. The whole com
pan, had been broken up into squads by dis
satisfaction and chickering's aud IL was pretty
much every man for himself The accounts
they have received OF Oregon aud the CaliIor.
Mas, BY the parties they met returning io the
States, had greatly disheaftened them, aud
they had horrible niicipations of the future
IN the country which they believed TO be
when they sat out, as beautiful a. the Elysi-
on fields.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
NOVELS. NOyEE,S.

HE,nEELnuEG, anew Novel by G; r II. James.
Charles Tyrro or the brer ilood
torse DC Leon az the u igaud f"
Forest Days
Nrincouri,
Destiny the Chief rsnFhtcr The PrcSidcnt'. Daug,
ter 10y =. Drcmer The Ncis-,rs by the -sn'c Gene
York. The Elder Sister the t'nlaokcn Iromisc 'The
Young r,,m. n.nns by Mrs. Grey.
Confessions OF > Pretty woman hy Mi.. Par,io,. Tie
nu :, Range o. Van Dc@ans Land, The cemmsndcr
tor. Tue man of Fortune y Ms. Gore.
The Lone star sc of Texas. Tho Rights Of Labor Nv
. ALVIN coho", Tie diamond Mech Lace hy Nnn > So.
Lou. fhiirps uid Gro Not Oui'aus at ii,r nnd
.p' .,ycS ct ir'@ns Eocnos iH The Rocky Moantsins
lF New Highlander. our Amy ihc Rio Granslr ia
. w. IhefPc Graham, Cody CapH,l.sI, \. y. iiIus
Novc ~ Dickens, An au,Icutir a'crl R"raI, Of
the 'rRiot Myers and oilcrS tie murder OF d. NJ
10, VITA the -Isro'- of Council and 'shr Letters in
Nova III Mann street.
TsINE wooLi.EN HOODS; : doc. more extra rne
- Wo"'icH Hood, received il,. moruinrLy
oo' ~. ShN-hNh AND RHODES.
{. LhrES, sLATEs-I oa-c each or Nosi.s.a4ae.
a ana s'rmsa : sie~"f The hs-i ansny jnsJ rrcr.V
:" s.,a a''i'nE "'i'e lowest rates; raj ard -; ly
Also all .is- Of The raS, rdsa.,,SNi,. s,,,
'e'y superior ~n'cc' On hand and nf sale ~
J.& r, HORNnRooK
n FEW fine woolcn Caps bor sirl4 something \. ~
-A- hA'TS ant cheap. J&T nORNBHOoK.
SAWS.
MEL NEEi. has jest received a fresh stock OF the
following Aud SAWS. -
Hoe Ga. faeui Ground steel Mill saws
WIN. Rowiaud's Mil sid cross cut do
Johhsl"u's cast steel circular do
Casi steel Hand of tis. mast a,proyr,
a." very Inc srf's steel po,,-l,sl llat- Tssr -s
arc va - ih ihc oity, tos wishing ~ knew i.ssF 81.
oelepcvs VIII H. tho-s ', l have red ,e,
Nov ;. ~
r. ROOM WIRE-'rbc sui scriier has lust received !,
- la'se s'osk oi broom " ifc Al a reducs.i price
SAMUEL NEEI.
Or REELS Packing yarn on hand and for safe ~
80 N"V.f =, 4 u BERRY, Wafer ~
On rRs. Yawl sud SAN oars ON hand aud for sale
ny u BERRY
I0G1 boz Rcd Cord. AND Plough Line. on hand
- which viii IT, Epid very o,, for cash bv
nov y ~ BERRY. Water street