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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
REMOVAL.

TnFNT~G~ DIR ) r nULLUUgNba
slS1~ removed his olice 10 ros,I
s'tee'' Q lev doors below The Cur fos.e
zoe a"d '"od oo'' Rrtow hhe Prcsbytensatln,e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
GOLD WATCHES
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO, 4Oi
ADJOINING rORsYTn s BAKER's,


WATER 81. WHEELING. VA.
fNNHE SUBSCRIBER haters himself r. m an
ID experience of I6 years in mercantile bust
ness IN Tins city. Inst he caa anticipate " wants
"i ms numerous customers ond friends in the selec.
uoh oi choice and reasonable Goods. takes pleasure
~ announcing TO ,hem that he Is now receiving
hhh VIII continue 10 receive monthly throuehou,
'he season. The largest and hest selected stocks of
"""is ever of ltd in the Clothing Trade in IN.
Guy purchased from The best houses in PniIadol.
lhin aud BiliImofe. aud selected from The ehuicesi
AID mot approved makes The most desirable Gnod.
oi Tie Season. aud viii hc sold for vcsy small ad
vance VIZ; French, English and American Broad
''"lhs from s%uPefliue Ia sncdlum; rNiiled Belgian
90 d., invis bbe Green, Blue aud London Brown
90 do; Ezra heavy blue ond Wooi Blk double
mtltd Cas'imcrcs very desirable, also single milie,
pam and fancy French aUd English Cashmere,
very superior aud cheap; also 3 4 oud Cd Col,
anu silver mixed aud PLAIN Tweeds; lrom fine 4,
medium French IInen Drill all qualities; SummeI
CII'hs' drap d'Elc. Persian Indiana and Orleans d.
oOO y Linen aud Cuiioo PLAID. striped and Cheek
iahlal"ons; SiuH Veslinfs, pain. striped. Mode
nIehno aud oihe Fancy Vesur gs in grea, variety
he above g"ods will hc made 20 order by a frs
rate euiiof aud good workmen Warranted equal t.
any fn this ~ Tho Eafarn cities
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
Ready .Nade Clothing.

Ci"'h Dress and Frock Goats. fron supcrine 10
NieJiuIn; a foil and complete assortment Summer
Coats; n complete assortment comprising all The va
relies qualities snd prices CassiueI. Ky Jeans and
weeds Dress ahd frock Goats; a very general rs
scrimeni do do Csssimt &c. Cassinei. Cord and Bea.
verleen Fonts. do do Round Jackets. sc sc.
Aiso ~ d"z fine Linen aud Muslin Shirts; Be-.
.oms' Collars, dc. rs doz cummund do. fancy striped
Linen aud Muslin DO; POimclio and Leehorn Has
WIN me usual variety Of Suspendes. Hose &c.
: invite my irieuds Grd customers and all IN
-" % eo"o Goods 10 give ne a call. assuring
Them ] can and will sell hem a good au,rIe a, 1.S
prices for cash Or lhe usual isrms 10 pum., ,u.
TONER'S. ~ wv
Recollecl No 40 Water Street.
"PS ALEX ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

rgSIIEY KEEP constantly on hand. q very ex.
n ien-ive assortment of superior Mahogany
French and Grecian Cfairs; II cking chars. Sofas
Per ssi card Tables; Dressing Bureaus, Beds,eads
Toilet Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
"hcr article Of The latest style aud best finished
Furniture ever offered in ihi, CITY.
Gil, and Mahogany Fremcd Lookiss Glasses O
every variety aud price. Looking Glnss Plates &c all
-'zes. Portrah and Picture Frames on hand aud
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting Of Feather Beds
Bols'eIs nnj Pillows. Hair. cotton. uusk. Sprine
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts
SackiDg Bottoms OIL cloth covers, Floor .cluih
Grass Mats of oil kinds; together with every o,hcI
afi,clc.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand and made Il
order.
Ven'i'an and Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades at every variety and color; all III which wi II
be sold at very low prices. aud warranted of IN.
best quality. Also. MAHooANy vENEsRs. fla.
cloth. VAHSI.u. Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. BLisp TRim
miscs. G instantly on hand aud sold low for CASH.
~ STEAM Bears furnished with every ariel,
OF rarnr'ure al shori noiico and ON The very les
terms. sep 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
REMOVAL.

Al ) FRIsSELL, hos rmsyeJ IN r,,,,, -,
~ doof fellow The roe.hyie,o, cn y
n, 's1 10 ne same building sud adi5ie,ag NOV, ~
OPS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
THE BIG CHAIR Is BOUND tn
ELOIRIRH.

Let ,inse who faIk about
BIC Watches. mASsora
Bots. Selling oG 81 Cost.
&c, he silent when hey see
The BIG CHAIR o, w. m.
lie Whoiesais
end Retail CHEAP CHAIR
~MANUfACroRY. No 1877
Main STREET. where he Keeps
constantly on hand. aud nan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

s.. AVERY

ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IN the public, that he has on hand ard man,
ufaetures . LARGE assorl IN ent o, Hats OF he IA.
TEST spring Fashion, which he WILL SELL " hole
safe or RETAIL as Low n not LOWER than any
other establishment in the city, ALL OF The above
UATS are warranted 10 be of the very hes,
MATERIAL and wo.kmanship, and as for Du
RABiaTy and COLOR cannot be surpassed
Cent? men are invited 10 CALI. IL examine 70,
themselves, satisfied that he QUALITY and price
Of hrs Hats WILL PLEASE. S AVERY.
| NAV 3
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

ailFmPlra. Wcpd spl fa' huts pssf,,esll
o. cay ol Vera ErpI.
"a lnl 4 PEasg. hsnsr. 20 nliioaal glarY,
90 eEen dissaR6asrs 10 ihs saFmy bs fhs
Obiesl ear sEmy night 80 wsii - nsrsh.
20 70 HsrnsbssR ar Albsny. There i
no plpsdtr ~ Hera cruE. nnd ne en- re.
e. wasld Be- asspaiisd bsfase - army
toad ssarh ne ei'y Of Mexiea. Or
armies pay for 81 ihey ennssEe. and
carry . coed market 20 ihs door Of every
isFn hssse. lie regions Ihsy iEasssss
oil hs enriched b. lhsir psogsess. The
rassssFion al The rily Of Msx'ea % b. m
mrsas sssfnlisl % lie esnusl Gossra-
aens. snd. 90 lar 30 10 Ocesp.lion hy IN
snsmy mishs sxsspeials ne hs.ion. Il
w0Uld end 10 eoh6rm md SiresaIhsn he
bead NJ union ~hirh nos hsrgs % bose
y osrr lie rsiEscsnsy pemters.
Whist. then. raa ne gam by IN 10
vasion Of Meaieo. iisueressiBll pOsitiss.
o. nclhing.
" What should ne iasss Men. money.
and nstionsl shasssisE.
Z" whsn var Is upon %. snd the dan
ReI innirsni. let every eilizen srquifses
IN siisnes. This Is not our prsssnl N 5.
fortune. and The people may be permitted
10 express 40 aTiaion.
Pay he volunteers. ard send them
Immediately ard safely 10 their respective
ho0ss. III lle bss.e T.ylcr s.iablish
his headquarters where his own hes' judg-
mens and experiences may dictate. .ah
such iorss iron The iegeiar army - he
may reqnirs, and lesre our gallant navy
10 do The RES.
. MI ions lhs, mus,be raiEed. esenlusI-
y Hon the labor 81 The reoI Il no IL thus
% saved; and six months could sraurIy
riapsc befure amieatle relations q ould be
fssio'ed bslseea The tao grsaI Republics
d Nsrlh Ansrica,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
THE MEXICAN WAR.

i: whilst this war threstend our sou,b
western frontier. the Oregon dispute had
assumed serious aspeei, and Great Bra.
tam was actively engaged 10 military pre-.
parsti0n. Sea. -
=" Without a regular army, and standing
10 The eyes OF The civilized world defence.
less before the impending danger, j, was
altogether expedien,, il not necessary. IN
show that we had RESOURCE q, com mand
when The peace Or the dignity of the IA.
ZION was threatened, which no arbitrary
,Io'ernmem could boast. A call was made
by the President upon the Patriotism Of
'u' young men. This call vas responded
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
A VOICE FROM THE DEMOCRACY '.

A VOICE FROM THE DEMOCRACY.
From the New York Evening Post. September :
We suhioln paper from an inteliisen,
correspondent 10 one or The Western
St.tes. firm friend Of the Admlpis,r,,;or
bit ~ho has been led 70 question the ne.
efs*'iy &c further continuing 10 emnlov
volunteer sconpanies in the var Win
MexIca, ihongh he admits the exoediencr
OF making the call for them, under The
circumstances in which the country va.
placed when the war broke out. The oro.
per mode Of carrying on The wsr-awar
Which, though !. Involves no dame, -
The country, may ye, prove troublesome
AMI expenslve--is certainly far subiec,
Tor discussions; and il does moi Seem 10 a.
10 have been very thoroughly or iu,e,I,.
gently discussed in Congress. noiwi,b-
standing the li@c which was given by ,ha,
oody TO the arrangements for prosecuting
the war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

he hfight 81 fally. bnylng aBj .rrr
mtiieB fHam the nRiaad Siaies. - -. = :
iaai thnse PEasale3 fog Gen. Wo-rh -
he knesi hs ever $40, with park go =
Ar, al eomPisae. and wiGh ! g. :
every six mules; that DIZZY are Al -
plined 70 move y he sound ol > ~. -
eilmaisd. hardy. md rsgairsag noIb;ss :, :.
ne gr1ss 81 The coanlFs.. Is NJ, ~ -
have siHays heea srrasiomrd -
whole o. Ihein ~cre procured N C. =
six days. and ere 6mes n msnV -, y
good and'accnsloaed % he work -.
had. 4 required. and ca Be bourh, = az
- s2s each. am tod lla, eoa,,.-.'. We
now being eKeeuled lnr no less ~. -
uae0as whirh, with ail de mpl.. !
naay BE purchased. I'll b = Iossl A.. : {
soon - the campaigH ) ended. ne.,Ir 81
uhsh enormous expense would havsss
safrd BY buying pack mules ON M -.
TIE Eagons will never even be ID, -
seFaire, a shey could not be used go -
Tor short distance on The roule. F
In eonnexlon with The above. M. 49,.
The following from The Cincinnati D,ii..
Chronicle: "ns
GoEERNNrNT MULEs.-Two hund,.,
OF these snanals weie shipped 4. CO...
ION Yesterday, for Memphis-from ,h.as
they will be taken by land 10 .hrir pl..s
OF destination. -ss
These mules were purchased N Ken
lucky, AZ an average prize Of $50 per he,J
We learn that 1000 bead. ineledipg n.
goo sent yesterday, are 10 be shipoed :,
lhls place. One man has eonlrae.ed -
transport The wlole number N .OOol !,
$50 each, which win make each muIa
eos. $50 when delivered Al Inc Sea, Of
war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

The ".ohis Statesman" Demo,,, :.
Psp.r.l 20 IL Of dis.ppoin,msnI and r,,s
y M'. y ll's i-ls ,flo ol The River ,nI
ii.rhor b u. he, fossworn i,s ,Il.siars.
and IN the 0rds Of The UIionl has !. J,,l,
70 ihe mot dlsenurleous and d.sn sper,II
Expressions towards The Pr siden,'s el,,.
aeter and composition" III ,hs.' 49,,
the ,encr.ble editor, Nth tears h a.
sys'.. be the language % = Democrats
friend. We are curious 10 see hov mueh
further on' wbis opponents may 20 "a
their abuse"
The inquiry 10 % vsrv nsturaI one: bu,
ne Wing pres. n lsle hsss fouad il 10.
1.iiy unnecessary ioirouble The President:
hey have i'fI him 10 the -, tender m,r.
c,es" Of his friends al ,he north and uest
/. The eohesi'e power OF public plunder"
seems wsSi"g weak. and the party brgin
IN present p seri,s OF /" disclosing .iess ;"
TO those who have witnessed The la,e per.
lormsnces Al Washington.
South Carolina Chronele.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

,o Eeonomy-The intelligent New Or.
% ,eailS correspondent of the New York
courier. nd5Enquirer. makes the follow
lns remarks upon economy for tho Mexi.
- ihc present movement of General
worm willitest to some degree the abiIi.
y 10 Obtain supplies. lie ntIicuIcs. rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

a eeiored woman named Dolly, belong
Ig 10 The estate Of Richard Wilder. OF
' Iamaen county, IN. c. died on the I'd
ul'lmo at the age of one hundred and lwen-
yyears. She survived her husband some
'ilree on four years, who was one hundred
; ana nlneioen at the time of his death.
They lived together as mai and wife
ncIr'y ninety years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
A Happy Community. = Marshall

= happy Community - Marshall
eoan!y' tennessee, enjoys ap enyiable re.
f''a'i ION, y It's newspapers speak correct.
y. Since the passage of the new license
law' not single grocery has been liccns.
81 % gen Intoxicating drinks, apd il is no,
known that the law has been violated in
single INSTANCE. And although
, ,,'ere Is a most excellent county police.
There has not boon an individual confined
10 lhe county jail on charge of crime of
any SPIT Tor more than two years nor
mas the State docket occupied the Court
i for two years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

a Hard Case-Capt. Kennedy. of the
rankin volunteers of Louisiana, informs
me editors Of the Picayune that in The set
yemen! o. The accounts of his men each
one OF them is brought four dollars i,
afoi. Some Of them have left the CITY,
haylng begged passages up the river but
llalI OF them are still here, miserably clad.
aha WIN no means of subsistence. Their
ease strikes us as peculiarly hard. We
are 'old that the men were charged $40 a
piece for their clothing, greater part of
when was lost on the steamboat From.
'er' when she was wrecked.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
From the Armv.-An office, or n,

| From the Army.-An officer Of ,bs
army. direct from Camargo, has arrived
10 this city. lie left csmargo on tho
Zulh Of August. on which day Gen.
orih' 81 the head Of the advanced corns
OF The American army, took 10 the lin.
Of march for Monterey. This corns com.
sisted Of detachment of dragons. The
s'h regiment Of infantry and Duncan's
formidable brigade Of artillery. n IN.
statement that 5000 Mexican troops had
concentrated al that place is 10 be Relied
opon--and we are inclined 10 give /, ere.
ail-we NAV anticipate that a decisive
ba''ie will be faueht in the neighborhood
Of mat city. Rch&tthig Of Tuesday.
-->>>~..s.>~s--,.,.
The New York Sun has another letter
rom THE Spy in Mexico" who states
mat ne has made a second trip to the
aeighhorhood of Monterey, disguised as
pr'esi-and tia, he learned. from a
young lady in the Confessional. that ,be
news OF The revolution in Vera Cruz hal
'een received there. and that Parade, had
10 serve under Santa Anna, and
you'd doubtless be in command Of the
nex'can army at thai place. where park
J, heavy artillery. superiniended by
,rench engineers, had already arrived.
ne mexican force there was said 10 he
1000 men. The story is rather i'm
'rooable; but we give il for what i, is
ronh. aas N
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

-: ~uouhu Ms much 10 ma.
Honsi glory, were the American army
marched through The Interior OF Penns, /
,sn'a or MARYLAND, giving our i.rmer,
me Opportunity Of supplying them. =,
sneir os n do"rs, from The produce Of heir
ARMS Tor few n,onths, and then marched
oack 10 beadqualers and di.b.nJed. /,
= ere any thing ri'iirqloos or preposterou,
"a ms suggestions! Surely, there ma :
20 oei but do no, undeniabIe facts. and
hfy il, .-.., wy J"'
"S'nce Nosh descended from ii, ,,L
no conquest Of . pastoral or nomatic REQ,
PIE mas ever quit the cost. The ab,urdi.
" OF taxing 10 our bosoms an ignorant
sno 'awiess raee, half white. haIfseJ. with
oas" u It'll more sombre shsdes-sIlt
g"od' indeed, if you please, very good
~ '"e'f S'hd-can only be exceeded by
y; u'!er and hopeless impracticsbiLty. |
nus . sll prejudice, pnph,lusophic and
prejudice: yes. but insur.
monntsble. nevertheless. ..'ee~
=" The Mexican trade 10 worth some.
'h'ng 10 Us. siihough It's value ha, been
os'ext'sssgsntly overra,ed. Letusse.
'ore this trade. # i. may done; bu, le, US
'"' DC embarrassed with the thankIess and
"posslo'e task OF attempting to conquer,
s"vern'i and, in the words of Swift. re-:
'uce ron their barbsrous way OF Lying, ,
race Of people that may. indeed, boast i
many virtues. by. who are too reirac o,v. =
DO wild. too ignorant and umeflcctirp n
overn themselves. :" .'-' " -,
he Invasion Of Mexico, a,tnus, be I,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
II. w. a ,. ,. FRY a CO.

ii. w. a y. ,. FRY "a CO.,
wHoLE-ALE DEALLkE,
OffsK Tor sale, on accommodating terms
5OI iS, Lag. do
S50 old white aBdJava do
l5J hli' \ Od'ahs Sugar part PRIME
% "a RICO do DO
IL a. - CON do do
65 boIes No Loaf do
20 bblserusbei do
20 do puiv-T sed 90
- hhts Mo'a.ses
200 k.S Nsiis best qualify
1900 sids Sole Leather
) too bis cred steel
cas- east I'D sheer Steel
zoo boSs sperm IN Talow Can lie.
loJO rn-wfsr. Paper, raII iaIge
900 " cap Hai hitter do
eeroas prime lDeieo
80 packages p and Black Tens
- hols AMP AMI tanners On
zoo kessfIne ard blasting Powder
Par lesj Shls and Ear Iron
MlsferNiun aud Salt re.e
Ctp-e-a, Sulphur asd Sa!ts
soaps Mustard, Chocolte BIIek ne Sc
s=loAncluNi2 Gas
Goa Top cords Il Lines
Ashton SEX Salt
So dczen Buckets
Glcund Ahm Sack Salt
SO Wudna
PeITer, Spe ani Ginger
Cuna.nsh1 m aud Anderson Cotton Ysra assord Nos 4
factory prices.
JkeeevinE an Forwarding eOols Be attended TO- A.
Aids Of produce reedyed n Consignment au 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
NUMBER So.
FHE i.ne,sr >rocx ~ srrEn,o.
- PIANO EORTES =

NiNo Toe agency tor the sale OF Stodar, a.
nsi hnin' ft neh 6faai As-tn Fino Fsus. rot o., 60
~ ny hehnou1 hut fer III States yir-ir, ,as n, =
- ' .ena'd 's inda, to keen on lsrs |.
h'oe r'' asiVc sny other ~.tst hn.rt -
- s-ais We have pa d tenion TO ai.
Gus ~ e"'iaS which um,Ne .h utw,r,, % c..
NtHumenis' 10 OF r-6n
has proved bed. ''"'e' wv eo' ot .
-, o. s'e COZ req & to -rnas-s, :, m r,,
,r. oo'c4'f'ns ava hen 10 .rrre--. =. a.
moved. - w "-''' uA'@ 'seh oonrs aft TO
49,, o. " - i-srlrner's ssabt.hed fos an the ,.
heh constitute Grsf,sfs b.-s.-,ra rc,.,,
- upeiio'' Hesiarne- Ia all thsy hrhsr
W. ~ o her mae h,arng 'espee1blc ekAr.rtef
~ - oHsi tlem al IRE m tnl'1cturrrs n. Nosk prs,-
NASH n wooDHOUsE
Sc 'hrt aiusis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
SANDS SARSAPARULA
TOR Ire Removal and Permanent <,rr.
oil aii Diseases arisf.,cs fro,r n = -
pare si'te of The Flood or Habit
OF ls4


| Oh aIi Diseascs arising from m I'm
pare si',te Of The Flood or Habit
| s,.,o. oi the system. viz:
GurANnous tRurTIoNs pisPres OF p,sTf.I ,s
GiNG WORN or TETrER sCALD HEsD. ESt.aIGT
sap,; r., ,is, rAr on IT, HOMES Avn JOIsTs ia
hDNhAGo. AND DisEAses ARISING Ppos Az INJt@
pl.ons IsG nS MIRO RY. AsCrrEs or DIoPsY gx-
roSuks oRiAPRuDHECE rs LiFE Also cgsoSI,.
CnNSTIi UroEAL DISORDERS N'''''''
sE sALti OF this prePaTs widely known and
svsy eay Es asi Of - 4 etendn. n
and highly 'sees menee ~ PhysIrisa- and i as,, - - a.
e. h -nI ssafesr- P'er-nion ff"w the tLa,h..
"'h enPoyed IA nTe Zeal pE1ctes aea m A., o..
tAon ha general extending through hot. rvs,-u n ~,
me POISONOUS elements in tie tood rsi-o,r. besnbv
tone TO the oEans which tan Id IN ~
d erder the result ainz of the s,r, ,I og
Jules IN rbezsA,m End painful sG.eons OF The ,n,
nore sPe'd o. r,mSva' Il r,in zr IN ali -. r,r
fsnsi@ ksePin< o. the e,ase n, me ~
Pli up IN hshly concentrated eonveniencr
ahd ortahf I'D when dluted aeeorrg 10 t-
~ A-- az inse. TIE qus-iy 'qusta qu. nd r. lirn
~ eIs saoe 70 the vafous preparations eearinE the
a-ne TIE proPrtors almost day reevsr te-tnon oS
active and curative niellein-. 60 ~ a. al
ih HE Interesting presented and The r,aIr, ind
~ PerSi- Comment on -ieh evidence : unneesssary:
MessI, A. T. D. Ssnds.-Ar divers chin, oT,sa..i. -
to mere sle'~,on- The d.ase p,r.aGes the WIZ -,
led h-ef in malignant head boy ard
% n Al '.I'oas times tut FHay up perfectly
nops AZ as' VT Oliver induced try ynar sarzpari,
ana accordingly procured four hoss which was sr,ri,, st
iisred with asny Interruptions Jet with tee rao b.rs
~ o h'ths ago became acquainted e.reua tlE-c.
o the case The ehld, who four " ar. -
pes mass Of disra'e ard incapable usin any OF H.
body swollen he,rIy twice ~ D.,r. 80, ~, ~, eI
ana BODY wee almost entirely wi,larz- sore. s, .,
unlbe to move and wouiiaEe n5tes onv %
from bei5g even BY her u9:b.T m 60 NIL
time. equally nwarIy a,rers.. win boo,
sHtiy lev hours They procured the sarspaa
and creep across the has now j.t
s' and mo sores arc marry all healed are re
hau'a' Zee sheis cutie ehecIfa and lnsroy
CD. WARNER.
r.. ,,r.. 49, Sec OF YouA's State Ten. soc.
q cefsei fosns Mr. Re-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
ifich nm ond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac R3ii-ROnG.
FISHING PARTIES TO PINEY POINT

oiiCE Is hereby given that tckets to Pirey
Point ~ththe Pr'rs OF rsur.nr o. charge any Vim.
eu'x week On ihe day u gwen n Csninv a,
other sIeor-'en Pare. Of aA re f,r G,u, dpr. nIy
10 Il SHARP Ar~n Tn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my Office o-er the store OF
Msss'e Whfe. At Which rlce can always be found
s attend pHneiuay business rus; to ne ,repd
% ing oui and s'ns % servants selling and
.e''-'n ROBERT HILL
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FANCY ARTICLES FOR me ron ~

HtssiN9 COMB beck white Of buffalo ana -,
hhgi'h french and American -.
sos,s Parma Cossue long sho bour,e, r
,.,. e iAr hair lily VIII s-rant English Co.,,, pa,
U' He Cd sih srahng ~sI R,aies s.n.
M,e. o. p ~ Gard tssS-. Of ,b-n p.aT Ror.nI:.
o,., runs saun Boiss; Pocket Baoa. of dcs,ens
Dtiia Wa'er; Pair Rrusl.. gear va,,,,v ~ ~
Of F,s.h 49,, siaes Fh saassrs' ssaAl acc sho.ee s o.
.ns'h aad AHer.can usanu(aeufe. 800 -.
fuon OF Percme-vae. Pziehotey C.-anan - Ani
S ssosAa, so1Sast Caroline nelyosmi. RS-e re,, re-
s,r eaei Goth BRUSHES. Of ivory, tone a .n TO-, -,
o. variety OF beautiful ard good pat:e-s,. NJ, 80
'"-S "
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,

.ssaszss.ssss. l'y Canal Packets to and from
--<.<ss-2<s Lyncbburg. and from thence ia Stage,
" We NaAai Bridge or The Sweet sprrss Sulphur
oN and amer the 9th OF Juy Packet will leave Rich
mono daily al s1ntays excepted in yrehLurr
next day aIG T. NJ.
brrrEnso-Lcave Lynehburg daily p. NJ sauriay. e.
eep'ed. and arrive IN Richmond hours
Two lines OF Stages Tern and Marin run f,o
oe The While Suphur dsitnes TOO Oze BY the Natu-
RAJ Fridge hni Dbres sPrng and by PipeastIe and
The Sweet Springs 49,
Pas.erEe for sannOn by Boat, Monday "Wednesday
fass nges Tor Farmvine Prince Edward Charlotte Cou
house leave nj A. II with tn.
At Cartenvie Afer the Still the sosts pass Carteye Roth
up and down ate Pm. 1854
PASSENGERS ravirE Farnvie at 10 NJ arrive in RehmopJ
nc n NJ AZ Those going Canal will onneet with IN
Boats e 20 BOYn GDNONn 4. IA ,yP %p',p1r
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Paints, Oils, Putty, &c,
NJ HfrE LEAn-LsWis, No. ., Ertrs , q gats
w tsusecd Oi Ard Putty
Spirits rNrornutt
Na'ui.ss soed
thrctue Greer, Chrou~ Yerow
fsris C-efn. No ! Brunswick Green
and every descartrn Of s ard srss On oifoveiSsr
wah tHc-stt Psint Erahss sn SIS Far
% ~ DIVE
FAMILY FLOUR. A Few bbIs Of tie above
sree ofths -HOans~ brand usv aH Vosgvcd IN sors On
B,aa. asd fI ssieby
mN benny LUDLAA a CO.
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II" THOSE wAnTlNG nAnGAINSI ~
DRY GOODS.

W H. JENhlNS would invite those wanting
80 Dry EoodS 70 socs bsfrs
t.IenAsi' ~" here-tnien ing m IN .v -
ore IN L Row. r.csce rs in ice. Wi h. 80
IO1u feS Il CaItoes 80 har cha,
% The yard 'N"-s anu T-ee'hsss
Cot Il Osrah4rsS AMI d Him.
case Parao e.ies Tor IS Co ,aeb
'11"''s waning remnan : o Lev nm
arse val tint hem very cheap -H'' WV e"Au'rh'
m Linens all pii-~s. IN m s conan,
Llh'h slss ingI, AZ very ralus Ell p-e.,
win Be Ia i, aas any srse in he Dry Good. s ar m nr
ju ~
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TIiUNAS aNnnG =.

" r have lnst received a large lot of I.ad;e,
r'ayeiins Trunk. tab Tor fyi,r bonnet, n a.
W. -, - 1..ihs e'tnes- tine OF il-m very large
-''s ~ -ei-s "a gre via r-n ,t.., =, a..
s,, % Lave A.o We large rock CArret BaS- OF IN
ahi sh'pes b0ul h;a pre e.. non, he 80,
er W.T. "a aeeirias bu ~heh Ne = "a .a v.,,