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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10
NEW SPRING STOCK At
GREER & NOTES.
IA tGo lIorIsf etresf

No. lb2 harriet street.
TEyE have commenced receiving our Spring stock of
eS fashionable Dry GOODS winch wiz embrace
all the styles this season. our aud
all those wishing To purchase any thing in line. are
asstr cd that we can show them good selection and
at low prices he found in his city.
We viii continue receive additions to our stock
every few days until the assortment is complete
Whecling, Mar y, le3a.
A GOOD Variety of Prints he had at your pri-
- at feb lql GREER & NOTES.
A GOOD OFFER.
Ff5IIE UNDERSIGNED viii sell on credit of from three
"a months to eight years, The following ptopeuy,n lots
of one thousand and uIwa ards. VIZ;
The country goods of Garreitson. suitable for a
heavy country business.
The goods of J 7 Gafretsoa suitable for business any
place, and The goods of j Garreson Il Go. and the
goods of 6 Garrctson & Go.
The accounts and notes of either ALL most OF
which are wsl secured
The Real Estate of either or alt.
Persons wishing to permanently locate, aud having
the faculty of consolidating business, viii find bargain
in the above offer Apply the last ten day. of any month,
at tn, office of J F GAKREflSON,
iny2 Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10

p,.,,,.,f9R TRANSPORTATION OF MERCHANDISE
DEL W ZEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA
sHE froprieers of this old established and first Port
ave Boat Line, having removed their depot in Phi
,aue'rhia' To much lager Warehouse On Market ST.
anan ',ey formerly occupied, and increased their
~ ior STORAGE al Pittsburgh prepared to offer
hGoh geaef Facilities TO their friends and patrons
Goods carried by this line are not between
nl.tshnreh and Philadelphia, being carried entirely in
rotaoe section Boats. To shippers of flour and other
ieluifihg careful handling this Importance
Vahclng charges. All goods forwarded nIonlntiv and
upon as reasonable terms as by any other line
JOHN McFADEN K Co,
Canal Basin. Penn ST., Pittsburgh
c,o. JAMES NJ. DAVIS & CO.
so%f 221 Market and 81 Commerce St. Phila
i nv nv Mef aDEN co, Forwarding and Commits
''o" "e' chahis, Canal Basin Penn ST., Pittsburgh
JAMES DAVIS & co. Flour Factors and ~,o,,,is.
9. ms Shahts2S Market and 81 Commerce II. Phia
W. advances made by either OF the anove on Flour
TO them. = - ~ y 'V'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10
Ia"TasgklaagNs

r2SHE ONO STAGE COMPANY have made such
d. arrangements of their Stare Lines ng out of
WI ceiling, cannot fail to furnish the satisfactory
accommodation 10 all, They run
TWO LINES MAIL STAGES leaving Wheeling at
hat past III r. M. every night, and running through TO
connect with tue Miami Railroad in hoars to Ciucn-
a'i or to frrre liaule Indianapolis Springfield and ST.
LOUIS
An Accommodation leaves Wheeling at s O'Clock s.
M taiy and runs through 10 GAINESVILLE y nt all by
daylight, - miles
afs'ligers who desire to stop the road can take
seal through to The point they DESIRE stop where they
WISH ana nave seal IN Tie next stage that along
fot the accommodation OF the citizens of ~ hee'ins
ana 81 Evansville. they also back fran St Cairs
VINE TO NHeeiing leaving 81 Cairsve at A. NJ, arr
wing al wheeling at 10 A. Nj; leaving Wheeling at 10 A.
NJ ana arriving at 81 CIairsvllt at NJ. Persons des
fous OF gong to st Cairsve and returning the same
daY, eau :avea seat in the gainesville Accommodation
coach, and reach Wheeling about p. NJ having or 3
hours III 81 tlairsyliie. Fer - cents.
once No 81 Water ST. LIST door below the Z. S. Hotel
Wheeling Va. Apr2O w. f. CONDERY Avn
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3SN0h8s SIS.
BOOKS NEW STOCk

T)IJNN. NTIW NTIUVk
II AMILY and pocket Bibles PRESBYTERIAN PsaIna ana
e Hymns Psalms Of David. variety of school Doots
Eclee ic Readers, Sanders Readers Cohh's Readers
Ray's Arithmetic. Davies Arithmetic aud Alpehre
ComsOck'- Philosophy. Chemistry and Phveiloogy and
avarIety Of standard works Theology Mcdics and
general Literature. Blank books and all kinds
any establishment in the city. bv
JOHN FISHER Agent
soma Msin sfrect Nbooi;,
BOOKS BOOkS!!
HE subscriber having entered into such an arrange.
mont with 81 the large publishing houses in tho
eastern cities 10 enable him at their publishers
prices in New York, Baston and Philadelphia Cauat
dec w 7 RORR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10

TO THE HALT AND LAME Comstoek's Nerve
and Zone Liument and Indian Vegetable EiiNlr Is the
most eectual for Rheumatism, contracted cords
muscles and warranted to cure any case OF Rheuma
tisal or Govt. All the above articles are sold hy
mar 4 O FAiRCHiLD Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10

SPRING STOCK.

SFkiSS STOCK.
No l09 Main 81.
NJ would saw to our customers and c,tar, -, -
Ladies' Ssdss, ii 'S 'lns ageneral assnriment Of
CentIeu,en,s AZ Iron frame trunks
BRIDES I'd martlngales Imi's ans al'ie.e'
Some very neat rounded do Iron ,u e"iii' trunks
Heads and reina ~ Ha ie and wood
Carriage Harness, I,dias, S s,
W,son ~ Gents leather hat bores
Draw do isds sa'cnelsl
Carpet baga ssJJIo sa'chels'
Collars Of different kinds Csrrisse e.,
Buggy whips, Riaint Ups
Dfovers' do W. w
bashes different kinds WsIir, -
Hames trace chains UaIter cb.i..''
Curry combs, do cards. Horse brnshas
We ask an examination of our sfocL b, H. -,
ing any Of the above articles feeinr s.,3.sI5 WISH
nave as good an assortment and great yarietv ~
ever been offered the city, and will sell nj Ei @
,opaired as usual feb oil Nic0Ii ~ p Work
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10

HEConfectonaTy viii he continued by the su Lscrlir
al the old STAND. No i0l Main street, where he n,
ends keep constantly on hand, candies of his own
manufacture Fruits. NUS etc; aiso-a good assor,
OF Imported cigars aud chewing tobacco w hcb .
wholes retail the old customers snd othefs
IS cheap as be purchased in The plaee.
J NJ BICKIL,
Wheeling, March 2l, ls4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
RIDGDE ROAD, ABOVE SPRING GARDEN ST.,
pHII 4 DEjp Hj1
gy0sD TYPE.

The North Anerican Wood Type Factory
az Pittsburgh.
XlyN. SCHOOLY, HARVARD II. RYAN, ISAAC
w Nj. SINGER, JOHN Is. MORRISON. having as
ISOLATED themselves Together under The style and till of
Schooes. Ryan * Co, for the manufacture Of wood
TYNE anI a. their type IS altogether made BY nachin
cry The invention Isaac NJ. Singer, OF the FIRM,
md aflIe b. they otter perfect article
of a "a al ~ Mower rates thai any heretofore
ohersd IN the United States, and resdy ill or
,ers OF the ..
-IT in nia.naud allaA. helVeeh Wood and Smit.deld
sleee,s will he punciualy attended TO-
Il F1roprietors OF Newspapers, "a copying this adj
y.ri.eue9t months a descending tlriI paper " IN
he ented 10 receive ther pas in type. purchasing
tbr,e times lhe amount OF tser bill ipt advertising
June II, lSle. in,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10
VIZ. .gsysE @a'&sN.

distinguished graduate from ufthe FIRST Colleges in
TIE TINTED states, which may he secn hv his Dipopl,
also nemter Of the Royal College Of Surgeons and III
centiac of the Apohecaries Hall London the area
ter part Of whose life has been spent IN the frs Uosp
tas ~ Europe and America, those of audon Psr,
ana Fhuadelphla may be consulted on all diseases hui
u4Qr isUfa rle-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10
FASHIONS BEE
DISSOLUTION,

THE partnership existing under the firm Of Luken. Il
Bickel is this day dissolved by mutual consent Pc
nns Indebted to Us viii please make ate pas
nen, aud those having claims present them Tor seit
nen 10 Beke, who is authorised 10 settle the sau,
LUKENS & BICKEI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10

should reflect that sound nnd and body the
necessary requisites to promote connuha happiness
Indeed, without these, tie Journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly daikens to The
vlew-the mind becomes Swallowed with despair, and
flied with The melancholy reflection that the happluess
Of another becomes hiigled with ourovn.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
nT. ]. addresses young and all VIII have injured
themselves by private and improper indulgcnees
UTENCE-WEAKNEsS or THE
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Darnm1rH.

xJYDRiNTs--VeIv and cock Hydrauis at ri Is
AA hurgh prices, war antedtn work weh at
mrll JOHNSON ,IS5, Market square,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10
jan l lsis

IN rcliriae from the estai.
III been connected for The
ct would recommend their
sulislt far them a continual
whuse lavOrs le has hereto
generally. jan J lsis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10

ney. haviuF associated wit
and Jos Bell, the business
sweeney viii he conducted d
old stand. under the style of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-10
COOK & FARNSWOR

AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCK ANTS,
and general agents. toc the purchase aud sale of
ODUCE ANn MERCHANDISE of every description
2s aud 30, West Front street,
CINCINNATI ..
REFER no Messrs. FoEsYrH BAKER, w alter street,
anti, Wheena, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
From the CulIsaiut
CULTURE. OF THE Potato.

.,i,,sy,. Edior,-Therc have been =, tboo,aod and
one a,emots Ia c.nlan the cause or c,ns or the nae
-, ard a. many remedies srgoss,,d ms, If Which !,
VII. n1 in parj anpesr to he uns,,s,ac,o,y
,irnlv doal in r,a,iers of f,c, 40 rho, go ~, ms,
MANAGEMENT Of this cron nm INV sni Ieayi,r the ,asd
Ia iu3ge Tor himself vbn,hcr tbe snms m,n,oemen,
,rn,,d he attended, ,yi,l, Tho s,cc,ss ,,,;,h hi
There u one svs,cn, or m, ,a,ner, IN which have
Tins far never failed o,rasIn, fine cal, AMI s,,nJ M,
,,toes ,h,} keen vol ,be sss,, -,I .oI,t ;'..
If g,een s,vard land &c ssnl,. A. ,,,,Ii - ,ti Lt
never been subjected IN co,,r.e II r,'rin, and c,
,in, ~ nece of n.s,,re Ira 10. = - a,' =
cron Of no,aoes il s Gill betier and n,, Il ne ~ r.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

els 10 the acre. on Land Il mHlefae frtlily, withoui
manure: Int pr, 81 10 20 bushels Of excellent qnsii
w. and BY using care gathering and storing them, they
keer VII through The seasor
III. first vear thai the poain mt made its appearance
in this section planted three rows wids Of puaines a
round corn field Of eight acres for the purpose Of lnrn
mo the ho-sn more conveniently IN unrking among the
es,rn Tip field was liue bfokrn In surface, sud en-
bracei seyera q1aIiie u osn. SINE nhrf eaare gray
ey sp4is SINE more sandy. and s.me, through the hi
Iws "a hcr cnmpac, AID f1e erslned. had the GURUS
ify 10 mark The result upon hesr three ri ptaaes
ihn,ueb he sfasln Tho VINES blasted aud died III
~ in the Season where the encountered the compact
aud uais, sn In the hnnws. and icre paris Of The
field The result was entirely At safsnce with al my
former rxpor ence in growing this crop had previous
y sisays selected such knd oi snls these rich and
moist Int mi wei. hp1ws, obtaining fion them large
yield and good quality Of Potaioes.
LAST snrinn planted 1--WE hn4hes u my table pot aoes
IN the kitchen garden which had been heavily mannfod.
nsrtly by wav Of ~ pertinent and paril, hecause had
no particular use Tor The land IN digging them Tins fall
found rs expected. 6n quarter Of them sound,
while seed pnaiae. taken from Toe sane IN ard plant
el ON piece af pasture land. without manure. where
my main crop grew gave return ii perfectly sound
p0otncs
leave vour readers to draw thefoVn conclusions,
whether ~ moi these cHs-s which haer given go
In suhsianate the meiboJ Of growing This crop bioh
have recommended.
r. H0LBBOOk.
BraHllorn. Nor -, lsf1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
SIllt.ltp F.lliNl,

se1ies Of experiments -hrep feeding and wool
growing have Iu-l been made in Germany Tho follow
ny ar, lhc results which have brcn deduccd -
Isl The FEEDING property ri the Swedo tnrnp,
pucd will the p1'alo IA 10 . and for tho growth
Of w,ul, the relative value OF ihcsr substances 20
Ia H. End That the tempe atuTc Is II rNuch tIuto I'M.
pornnre ihan generally lmrglncd, both with regard to
quantity Of food consumed and the benefit derived from
IL II ascertain his fact one lot Of sheep was fed in
warn, though well ventilated, sheds and the rest were
IN the open air exposed 10 the weather The latter re
lrrrd aal pfuporuua 30 10 -; and vet the
lrmsr have hrrrlspd IN weight M 10 !. 2ri. Il wac
tired whether lam' NJ two and hill year nld sheep
cave tie IN ri increase OF wrlgh with similar tmd aud
II was found that the nrcasrd wIgh was equal; though
m the FORMER It principally carcass Neuhl and
N the latter case wool The writer concludes the
very lung and carefully written acoeun, of h eNpri
mcnis Win the following tem9ds. "lhi so eNper
nrn. hav' shown mas distinctly that sheep are rxcerd
incly sensitive OF any sudden chance cuher IN ,ad or
,rnnoratuc and that these circumstances well ms any
disturbance are very disa vantagcohs their far1ita
Ii il IL wished the full benefit oi their food and
lhe greatest profit of ther keep arpd crpasc
! 10 Hc changes n The ,rfafho. - SprcRgsrS htn
! We are not aware that II practice OF fednr sheen
IN warm Ids has been extensively neled updn Ia
this country though the SUBJECT has been frequently no
licrd lhnuahuut the whole of Prussia aud North, rn
Germany, il IL almost the universal practice II
must however be remembered that the winters there arr
much moro severe, and the derper thin IN This
country Its also one OF the m1Nms laid down by Lie
/ ing. IN his animal Chemistry" HAT warmth Is favor
allie la ticnng and II Is al all times interesting Ia see
The theories Of science borne gal IN practice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

irginia,

Virginia,
! Rules held in tho Clerks iae Of the Circuit Superior
IA Court Of Law and Chancsry, held Tor Bedford County
the day Of May, 1913
Smithson IL Davis Bowker Preston ard John o Leit
wch late merchants and p,rner. trading under the style
hrm u Davis Preston Co.. no for the benefit Of the
said Bowk.s Preston, plaintiffs,
John Thomas, Go rye +. Thomas, hrnist.sd Otcy,
Sheriff Bedford and such administrator Joe eit
decd william Is. Beach, administrator of James Adams
DEC d Elizabeth &. Adams and Gusta.u.A W gfed,
Defendants.
~ CHASCERY.
Tho Defendants John Thoma. and G.rge y Thomas
not havluy entered their appeanc and given seeurt
eotdne othe Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court,
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that ttry
inhabitants OF thi. Conmon ordered thai thev
do APPEAR at RueS To be held the Clek dice said
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanc.Iy for B.ltrd
County th first Monday in August next answer the
ball of the Plaintiffs and that tins oter be inserted IN some
newspaper published in the town of iynclbarg for two
months successfully, and posted at I've front OF the
Courthsaso OF this County on some Court day.
Copy-1este,
JOS. WILSON, en-.
May 20 wqm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
nfprH OF pLol,6lllNG FOR corn

i y,
TIN proper depth II plough i,r corn. has lon, heen
SUBJECT al conttutosy among Armes the advocate Tor
subs ,lng. pul,rtzns the earth To the depth If inch
rs he medium lt ner tnrung up the earth sN or seven
inches deep and the shallow paughcf only shmninl the
surface IN the depth u three four inches ard each
pp,ut Il equal, good RPS pnueel. as m ev danee 4
the rorrcutss Of hslr system hence when doctors dis
agree, who /, to decide
Il sbaIco poaeas As n5aduclitc as deep there is
gfat saving u Ihal IN tn op rat4p. winch lniic
desldeaum Ia hrcahpL mp haul sin soil, in warm wca-
thor commenced farming With plpuLhing SIX q
inches deep tr corn; and after pursuing hat system
for 'ew years. was told that snbsong Was the true
principle. Dpon tal. found it 10 b. lshdrious worh
for and beast without corresponding benefit, ex
cep 10 out stones that the man had looked
upon before at the expense o snndrv punches IN the
rips. by the stills of the machine besides never could
perceive sabsoine 10 he the least benefit The crop
Being satisfied with this experiment. | next proceeded
10 test the dtl tnrr hetWcen pourhng field in alter
nate sns Al the different depths; and contrary to my eS
pecnlions the shaoweSt plnn2hng produced the best
corn bave sncc repeated the experiments aud always
found shallow pouahng 10 b good deep for con-.
know this to be ntrary To tho opinion nj many of
eminent farmers hut did they ever try the ex
pertinent in his MANNER The theury Of deep plough
ipg Is good enough but theories rs many city farmer
has found 10 his cs sometimes allacious when ap-
piled q Turning.
the expemen, of Ioughing frreo depths in alternate
huds fl the coming crop carefully nong the depth
time Of Pau.hng kind oi soil and mode Of culture aud
giving the result 10 the pa lie next fall through the c.
nmns + the Telegraph. The pleasure Of employing the
experience Of others. viii amply compensate fr the 1T
de Trouble of nnne down the progress aud result oi the
e xperinicnt-Germdntlrn TIL
Sheep put into fresh stables are liable to be killed by
rattp i,u 4ttPi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

We find The following in the Inquirer "a original
G believe If u be fnm the par OF Chas Swan
STANZAS
Ny love is not 4 beauty
To other ewes tlan miur
Her curls are not the fArrsl
Her rves a,e not divine:
Nh vet like rose- bud parted.
Her lips Of love may be
Bu' though she's not hcaut y.
She's dear as ono tome.
Her neck is fat from swan-'ike.
Her bosom unlike snoN;
Nor walks she like goddess
This breathing world below.
Yet there light Of happiness
Within. which all may See.
And though shes not beauty.
She's dear ss one 10 me.
would not give the kindness.
The grace thai dwesls in her
For all that Cnpid's blindness
lnolhers might pretcr'
would not change her sweetness
For pearls Of any sea;
Far better. far. than beauty
Ia one kind heart To me.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

A Man. revered BY all who wi.dom love-
Stands by the grave, where old and friendly hands
Niske IN the grassy mound Patent claims
For one whose e,nduess oft had multiplied
The charms # Life; and one whose 6llal skill
Had woven ties which DER his being
A. honey flowers are trained about the oak.
We may suppose tlas, Memory's burning tear
Mns, freely flowed for IN his arm She hung
Mid cities yast; and up the m,untsin lawns
And ridges green Of oceans ireacherons waves.
And She had been where England spreads her downs,
Aud bees a, evening qui, their fl very swings,
By psrks where ruby deer in hundreds muse
Or abbeys stand that look like clouds of gray
Just fslleu louc OF Albion's hills and dales
And She had strpp'd o'rr Windsor. balance grounds,
Through Learning's groves, and Gothic ieudal halls.
And stood in ero,,oes vocal once with song.
And moved mid stars which crested mobiles wear.
And then. beneath the towers which London resrs,
Pronounced her nuptial VOWS, and onward drew
Vie. bridal shoon, and then recr0ss'd the seas.
flet rites are done. But ia in distance dim
A hearse comes slowly on--wich brings son
Who died remote from home. FOR he had gane
Where Ike some wlne-press war was crushing life,
And fell disease has wasted blooming youth.
His csr and piure arrive; nt He Is siill
" no wore that towering plume, aud n,oehi Trhaas
Bot lie be laid where The sbn trump Of war
Can rouse no more hsn willowy leaves that move
QalIe geniiy DER the youthful liern's grave,
When tossed both 10 and fro by twilight air.
Now this -irrow must have rent the heart
Ofone wlo braves the storms of Party sft.le,
Bui minds that STRIFE a. Alpine pillar hcods
The noise Of amas clamhefiag round s lase
Hail such sorrow shauk the soul Il B'EErf
Aud PEmciLfs was never known It, WEEP
TIL planting chaple's dln bier
But. when srr,rg 4. he dtawn'd tben all in icars
And MARLBoRorGn's Duke on Birahri.B's vault,
NVea, mourning Of because HE children sept
Beneath the yews Ina, shaded Peuieiul'- van't
md Br.rrir. srraaing, rang'd ihr5oeh Aberdeen.
AID ASKED each one "Ilase 5oa seen MoArkGrE7'
li'asi1i,us man aeccp lice l'ainty' liaes.
Inscribed b, enc Who live. Wlcfe pfn>lye bluc
lis cntiage shade, and whose supreme desre
Is this When Deah shall spur his sn Wy sircd
O'eI cowsp roods. M my N)fi lanes.
'lhai he tn whom he comes may Then hahal
Tasi by hls reins the one who con9ncri nep'n.
And whose strong arm can take ms dart away,
Anjfurn his harehly sterd on harmless range
Where burial gas, and rich sapu'cIral flwcts
Surmoant a nook aboye my meadow lands
From uhrh dear nnok twice haze tutnd aud Iefi
A knamine Boy beside Daughter child
Nhtee rosy rs had brcath'd Fathers name.
RIxewoop Corr,Gr, (NA) MAY -.
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HURT s. PRESTON,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Liquors and Domestic or all k in,is
Fo1rording and Commission Merchants

Groceries, Liquors and Dome sites OF all kinds
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
MAIN STREET, LyNcnnuRG, VA.
1 RE now receiving, and lave in store large and
n well selected stock of Goods. recently purchased
IN the Northern cities, for cashconssting part of the
following arcles:-
2l0 bags Rio, Lagusyrs and lava Coffee, some vcrr
superior.
25 hhds n. G. p. r and St Crri, Sugars,
5 bills \. o. clarified do
- hhds. and bns p. r and \. O. Molasses
fierce Siuart's extra Syrup,
1000 lbs Sole Leather.
10 tons I'redessr and Country Bar Iron
224O lbs Blisiered Steel,
1000 do Naylor 4 Co.'S Shear and Cast Steel
100 sacks of Salt,
80 bales of Domestics from 3 tn l.
10 do Cotton O7aabnrgs, Nos. and ?,
10 bbls Tanners Oil
10 do Nos | and 2 Macksrel
40 boxes sperm and talo,r Candles.
100 kegs Nails, all SIZES, InoIoding box and lining
Nails
500 lbs. lloDp Iron, all sizes.
80 kegs RIFE and Blasting Powder
20 nests Wood Ware
30 boxes English Cheese
2Qn0 lbs Lewis 5 W ie Lead.
~ boxes Stuau's Loaf sugar.
10 Dds. Crushed and powdered do.
$500 lbs Cotton Vans, best flctorles
10 tons Richmond Ground Paser
y cases Hats. including Panama, Leghorn, Palm
Leaf, SC.
LIQUORS.
80 bbs Mountain and Rectif d 'hishov.
% do old Rye. } Martin Renhoris do
pipe cPrd. pnray X Co, Brandy,
do }. J DupHy { Co., do
d1 \ Setguetle. do
20 hbls Imitation Brandy
10 do Apple Brady,
10 do Rye Gin,
L u ID
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aa ': s::: :: :: :' IT," aE

,y,iE hacrber has oened fine Hotel Tor the accom-
moI.i,an Of the publis aud will give hi, undiy idai
personal attention has been repaired Carrot Gel
lar a ID enlarged fy the addition Of some
FIFTEEN BEDROOMS, 4 LARGE AND FILE
G.lN-T DINING ROO.N LADIES' P9Rf or 81
III, sleeping apartments in the addition larg. and
.t,, neatly finished and furnished "rh
.NEH IIRhITURE,
esniu and Of guests, seldom the bs,t
regulated hotels
Besides the usual comforts Of hos, Of this kind there
Spring very best teestone water gushing tho
rock on " lirh tho hotel stands.
II beng instnn Of he propncorto make this first
Hotel its conduo, and general arrangement II -
admitted bc extent aud architectural design he hopes
obtain aud al eneavor 10 merit thu patronage OF the pub
lie
Gentlemen arriving in Their eonvsysnces will find a
good
STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE,
,r1 f1r tie accommodation af Travellers in the Canal Pae-
e god Hack will always be IN readiness IL convey them
o and from the hotel.
CIlAs. l.. DIpRElL, Proprietor.
The large and convenient AIi atacfrd to the IIol
0ylth al onng the proprietor proposes
rent 81 experience and steady habits, with the
privilege 81 connecting with It RES IAtRAN which, II
r. irrl, aanu,rd ca,!d not IA, 10 he very profitable
TERMS m1de knn"n application, and communion
tons through the Post Ub1e, rJstaeE PAID, promptly aen
ied 4 Z. l.. y.
May 21=6m