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HaIryman John w 2 Roa
Hargrave Rev r Rob
Hem John B Rob
Henderson Wilson Rig
Rowland Powell NJ
Hoshrook Percy Roll
HosbTook Percy Kan
iilstu T. P Rus
Hull WIN Rec
Heizer James Row
Hanks Polly ROu
Huffman Jonas ROs'
Hogshear RIB RoH
Hargrave VIM Rob
Hathaway Gilbert 2 NJ
Hawkins Miss Ade- Rull
line Ricl
Homer Mrs + X
Hishler n q Ray
Harris Miss Jane Rus
Hall Julia Ann Run
Henshaw X C
Hunt James u Sloa
Hamilton John ii Sion
Hedricks Mr. SwC
Huber Catharine SmO
HartzeIl Frederick Sno'
liollingsworth Josiah Stall
House George w Smi
Hunt Hon A Spri
Hurd n A Smi
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Isaac Lee Smi
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Jones John Z Shel
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Jones Van S Silv
Johnson Elisha Slor
Jenkins Z w Stoe
Johnson Saml NJ Sun
johnson w Slad
johnson Aaron Swf
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Jones Marcus Smi
Jackson Kendle Stip
Judah Saml Sch
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johnson Robert Slot
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McCaslin George w
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

keily's Iron Carbon.
NHE subscriber prepared to furnish to smkhs snd others,
IN giving
aningi original Full directions
accompany the ace Having devised experiment.
succeeded he ass s method Of getting
,psssns peddIing In aud patent rights
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ETTERS Of having been emned the under
IL Bay decreased Of Marion
county, indiana indebted
call the aud having claims against said estate
notified present them. The estate Is probably solvent
ROBERT L. WALr-oLE, Admir-.
December lath 1877 os-swis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

JOHN n. SANDERS, M. ID,
~ the Bapfist Church.
Having had much experiences in his prss<ton lenders
services 70 the citxensofs the city and eovntry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

SAVE YOUR DIMES!
LII in want OF invited
stock az the snbseribers None shall
they Determined to give the very
be had in the city.
Shop opposite Brownngs. BECK 3 CO. {
Nov. 90 iet7. s3y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

JUST RECEIVED.
THE Encyoped Of English selection of the choic
time by biographical history elegantly
taed by Robert Chambersa very valuable interesting work
for sale by HOOD & NOBLE
Bates new bur
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
State of Indiana. Hamilton county

Attest, X. ID. DUNCAN, CT
r.. L. Walpole SOlr Jan. 5. 1S4S. w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

We shall endeavor Tomorrow, if possible to give
some attention to the TRADE published in the editorial
columns OF the National lntelligencer Of yesterday
against the recent revolutionary and reform movement
Of the French people II has been pronounced by an
intelligent foreigner more ultra against the revolution
IN France and liberal principles than any article which
has issued from the most violent tory paper in England
We agree in the sentiments and pronounce the article
rs unworthy of American citizen, unworthy of the
American press. and worthy only of bgoted English
nan.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrIMokE. March N-6, pm.
FfdHes.-Rrmoys.-IKe PAiladei-

The srpseed from Etanes-Rsmoys Pkiiadel-
phia mwder-Mat~ Bfs'-Gsrman denomination
The markets, &c.
Up the hour of closing my letter. tdngs have been
received from the Caledonia, although the tso
graph in good order through Boston. For DAYS
city has been full of of her arrival accom-
panied by revolutions in England and Ireland and reports
Of all of bloody dongs throughout Europe have
known foreign intelligence be looked for with
much anxiehe newspaper and the telegraph offices be-
ing constantly Ionged with inquireT Sho has boon
out full sixteen days. but she the slowes of tho
Cunard line besides which, the weather. daring tho month
OF March, is usually most unpropous for short passages
across the Atlantic.
The Phadephia papers arc still 6led with ,pecu I. ZION,
as to the recent brutal murder in that city. Mr. Rade-
macher is recovering from his dreadful wounds and has
also some recollection OF the he recently passed
through.
The Germans Of Baltimore hold their rrand svmnstb.,i
demonstration in behalf of France Thursday evening
They also propose raise fund assist Germany in
throwing of the monarchical shackles.
There is a general hope entertained and expressed in
Baltimore that the from France will place hor
among the republics of the earth but opinion seems To
be that the Count de Paris with his mother Regent will
be the final settlement of the matter.
The gallant Major Bliss arrived in Baltimore to-day, and
the object of as much attention If he "Od Zach"
himself.
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market, this morning
flour exhibits change in prices Dealers generally
disposed to hold of for the steamers news, due and
hourly expected There sales this morning of about
GOO barrels Howard brands at IS u.s. which appears
be the settled price Nothing of moment done in City
Mills small transactions only Of choice brands at So rs.
which price is generally asked. Rye -four % 81 81;
meal 81 81 W so, nominal.
The supply of grain continues light Small sales Of good
prime red wheat l33 1877 White wheat nominal
at las 1855 Corn is selling moderately A 46
for white, and AZ AZ cts for yellow Maryland IS
80 Virginia do SO 40 cts; IS Cloverseed
SO rs a 81 l2a. o
The market for provisions is without change Sales to a
fair extent, and prices unchanged Mess pork $40 Is
$40 ST. Nothing doing in beef Bacon hog round, 81 a
s cents; lard u u cents in kegs.
Beef 80 81 per 100 pounds gross average Hogs
SIS 81 So Is
Whiskey dull with small sales 23 "a in hhds
and barrels some ask 2aA cents for the latter.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

ScuLpTuRE.-Mr King, of Cincinnati, sculptor well
and favoraby known to the country has placed in the
Congress library cast of the late John Quincy Adams,
the ruthuness of which strikes every behoder, and
does infinite credit to the artist Every admirer OF Mr.
Adams should possess himself of copy OF this bust IN
marble from the talented artist who is as we under
stand, IN this city Mr. King is also inimitable in his
execution of cameo hkenesses. &C., and we should be
pleased to have him patronized by his countrymen.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

TMPROv e sADDLE-TREEs.-Ths subscriber
would inform all Interested that he has recently obtain
ed letters patent for the improved saddetrees which
his celebrated military saddes-atey adopted as the reg
saddle of the armyae constructed These saddle.
trees are equally well adapted the formation Of citizens
saddles and are in all cases warranted 70 40 no injury
extent for trees for saddles and equipments on the
most reasonable TERMS his mandatory, No. Al Main
street, St. Louis, Missouri. . L.
The subscriber has not disposed of any rights pvi
oges his patent and determined TO prosecute rig
Iraooon Oficen lately convened in Washington city,
,vhose recommendation the subscribers military saddle
vs adopted as the regulation saddle of the army unan
nousy and in most complimentary terms pronounced
IL from their own experience, greatly superior to every
,ther saddle known to them. ,. $50 -
Feb 1O--aw2mSW~ THOHNTON GRlMSLEY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

THE 10th has closed with l00 pupils The 2lst
sion will commence the first Monday Of March,
der of the subscriber, aided by his former
experienced assistants, and will close the 18th day Of
July 1913
This school IL connected with tho Military Institute
which is conducted in different buildings nearly half
mile distant
Professor Hopkins lectures here tho senior class OF
yong ladies' every day very fine chemical and Philo-
sophical apparatus, belonging to this school.
Professors Wyche and Swift attend the classes in Latin
French and Mathematics whilst tho military exercises IN
which hev take no part Arc rong tho other Inst-
tute. Il. r. JOHHNnAN;
Feb. H-w3m rhneiPa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

mosrowpkR EArLosIos'-Wecam from the Buffalo Com
mcrca that an explosion took place a, BIact Pnon I'm
On saturday last in small building on the bant, Of the
which oap ou sny pounds OF gunpowder exploded by
when egnt workmcn were much injured, six Of ,lsm A.
flousy his suppossd that of the workman b,S ~
'0'n which nre was communicated to the powder.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

MORE ANsxxArroN.-The Mississippi, in its onward
has forced contemporary Of the Helena Journal
change his location In his paper of the ID inst the
weeks ago, runs the Mississippi. Out of respect fo
this had leave, and the building occupied
had 10 be moved"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

nRACrIsRs IN The Suprems Court Of the United States
and IN he several courts of the District Of Cormba
sitSsr before Congress the different departments
Of the govenment
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28
BIZ OVERLAND EXPRESS.
FOR THE UNION.
One day Ia adba,.oe of Inc mall.

We give below the details of the news from the
"Pcayune Extra" of March 20, foreshadowed in the
elegraphc despatch published in our last from Augusta
They will be found Of much interest
Ii may not be amiss to state here that although
despatch in the main correct, still some few dis
crepancies will be found comparing it with the FOL
lowing fall printed account These sometimes una
voldsble in the hurried transmission OF intelligence
through the telegraph; which allows, the hand,
scarcely opportunity OF correcting slip of the pen,
the other. OF applying, until perhaps late. for
explanation OF some passages not perfectly Ineligible
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

New spr1ng and Summer aaoods.
r ANE IL TUCKER, MERCHANT TALoRs, have Just re-
ceived direct from New York, large and fashionable
goods in their line, which hey respectful
" invite the attention Of their friends and the public
Pennsylvania avenue, between a and Oh streets.
March 28-4nw2w 90
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

DIED,
In Georgetown c. the 2t,h instant ELIZA A. daught
of ArpnEw NJ and ELIZA in the 18th year of her age
Alabama papers please copy1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

IDENTITIES OF Light and Heat OF Calorio and Elec-
L ucy by C. Campbell Cooper F. TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-28

IRISH LlNENS.-Wo have now in 200 pieces Irish
i linen shirtings of the celebrated makers. Prices
rom 81 cents and upwards p H. HOOE q co.
March 28-2wif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08
Eclectic Medical Institute.
CINCINNATI OHIO.

rgIHE next alt aud Winter Course of Lectures com.
l. mences in this Institution on the ffst Monday in
Move uAer aud continues four mOntiIS which is inne
daley after succeeded by The Spring and Summer Ses
SION, whIch also continues four months. \ gratuitios
preliminary coufse commences on the drst Momda! in
October and continues one month";
FACULTY. Tickets.
b. l.. Hill, NJ. D. Anat1.uy Operative Surgery, ; 10 90
l.. L. tones, NJ. ID. Maieria Ne.iea, Therapeutic
and Hoiany, :: -; 49,; -: 10 90
II Oliver, NJ. D. Chemistry snd Pharmacy :: 10 20
W Beach, NJ. d Surgery aud Clinical Medicine 10 90
II bdIdfidge. NJ d. oAsi.trlcs and Diseases OF
Woaen aud Children, 80: :::: So: 10 90
J. r Buchanan, NJ. b. Physiology, Institutes OF
Medicine aud Me!ical Jurisprudence :::: 10 90
y Morrow, NJ. d. Pathology, Theory aud prac.
uce of Medicine, ;:.;:.::: :::: 10 90
Aalrcuation Ticket, s.; Use Of Libra y :! Ora .ua.
tloA tee 10; Demonstrators tlcAeI S5-0ptA,laL Oae
hundred dollars paid before the first Mondav i'm
Nove.hber next, Will received payment IN TAI for
The entlre tuition OF one iudent-tne Nsticulaiinn ~
brary, and bc6Ioi stralors fees exec lied
Tie caase substitution embraces full aud thorou.h
presentation OF the various departments of ined sci.
ence taught IN the leading cole .es OF Aesca; togeher
WIN much additional matter, not impaired IN any other
institution, VIZ: recent and important discoveries IN
physlaIosy hearing upo diagnosis aud practice; more
ofou5h and practical system OF MateriS Medtca aud
fhdtmacYi and reformed system OF practice, based
unon extensive experience aud scientific research
which enables the praclitou better 10 preserve Inc
tai energetic discard the use OF ulsrcursl medicines
aud general depletion, aus to treat success many
medical and surgical es that aie the esources
OF medirhe. atNur seven lectures and examinations
WA ne gwen daily. Candidate for grauuasion ia at
a'oA 10 the preliminary time 0fstudy, mus, have at
tended i"o resuiar collegiate courses OF medical lee.
lures, he last OF winch must be- lhis InsiituteA or
one couise ailer tour years practice
lhe institute was charter q IA 1915. The classes in
attendance upon The lectures numbered as G,ps
lol1-6 ~, st6-i. III i-47-s go II Is expected tat
" TWO OF th'et ycats is classes viii &c among The iag
81 pa The Caied states. fhe collegiate eiiice corner
''tl and fluh sIreesi VIII lie enlarged IN l-ig sufi
cle'l tor Ihe reception OF 900 or luuO pupils.
h3''s upon business Of soliciting attenuation must
De- eddresscd 10 the undersigned post pait Nalts ON
solvent banks, Of The states winch the students re-
si'' Wili he received ma the payment o. fees. hoard
may c o.iantd "a the cJy al fom Ia 3 dollars ser
"eeN' f.N. MoKRON, NJ. u.
Dean OF Tie Faculty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

cheap edition 81 The Lie OF GENfRAL
Z5eHARy TAyloB. by J. E. w horton, which
has recently appeared IN the columns OF the
Times has been prepared and is now ready
for general distribution. il is printed with
clear type. en- good paper, in pamphlet OF
r octave pages. 1t will be sold by whole
sale. at the low rate OF $50 a thousand copies.
Orders will be received at the office OF the
Times. As sit issold Ter almost It's exact cost,
for the sake of q wide distribution aud general
circulation, orders will in all instances be ac-
oompauied by The amount due.
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/ ii Il CIR A r ID p URGATIVE.
zsfs. CLiCsXNEss's
Sugar Coated Vegetable Ertrnct piUO

sugar CouIcd 'tgctd0te ELtract Pills
7yIllESE celebrated PILLS have obtained an e,i,,
- notoriety in the United States as curative "a, ri
diness dyspepsia, sour stomach headache i,yers niles
coSiventSs, coughs, heart burn iver cumnlaint -
sie hoal' inward weaAHess, paptatisn OF the n, ri
indigestion, ami variety OF other diseases IA VIZ
u'shis heir, as amedlcne for The million I'm An soa
o! he year SPRING summer, fail and winter sH ,Iod.,
all citcgni ances they can he taken WIN, ,,Gr !"
ana success As Nerultuse and general med INC :, >
cildren they are unrivalrd. Being coated WIN ~
Whie sugar, children will easily take them, tnev -
'her sripe nor hauSeaio are gentle tut thorouh W 49,
operation. For adults by increasing the ro,e ,i " u
equally beneficial. AS Ann Bilious Pm ,.,' -, -,
round without SUPERIOR ask tny one among The th,
SANDS VINO use 'hen, and an unqualified appfoy al "A Il,
be the certair result. NFf'N'Ni via
hememteg nr. c Clickner IS the original ipyo.,.,,
OF sugar Coated fils and tsiai NOTHING M tha -,
ever heard OF. until he introduced them IN Inn ~ a.
Iufehasefs should therefore always ask lor ek,,
su-ar coated Vegetable Pits and iahc un ot eA,e 5
box. N' > cents per
Dr. clckuer's principal once for The ..,o,,,4..
Nefsey steet, New DIX, as, ls 70
Nm JACKSON, - Lileriyst head az H.,
ohis, and Western Virginia 's"'a' Nofth
sod by tie ioAowiu. a,iy auDoiut,.l 60.
fmrehild, Wheeling; jas 4 t:fay =, -,
W. J y t' Ssfnhsviiie; 4 u Brown ~,
er, La grange; - aidc Nenc. 1850 'iaee hfack.
sou, " 81 hieA%ndet; Joan kcisy CievsylII b" ~
sweeney. " asaHgtOu ''"'' sample
AOTlCE-A q Fatrrbiid has hoo, .
M Agent tuf Western Virginia Agc5,s supply
,ag. supplies ana persons wishing TO heror lug M
WIN iease appy to him. '6 cents
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,.i An IMPORTANT CURE ny pR. Awe
ia ~ f'--N have Seen Informed liz II Al
han "a grsnd daughter 81 old Gen 49, Mis- Ma
isfea ioT humber OF wears from !r . 90, ' SIG sur
- ~ uilou'' Wh'c0 besides grcai a.l,r,, '@t 9
go 'tHe pressure u ION The wind Dine n SIC
!" prevent hcr from Sleeping ia fa,,,s " sfeai, a
80 viteh shh'taltnn appeared iIeyIsJi ~ t'shoh'
hpted uhder severe iHat- nsifIutt -, She also Ia
- "'" 49, NbltE, DVth 11frihie trs,'. - N"A
affections log which She ti., h. i"a'n o. nervous
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08
Very respectfully, yoms &c,
I. l.. CLiNGMAN.
Erdstus Brooks, Esq,


ne New YORK CouFi'fls showing how very
IKE uel' taylor 5 letter OF acceptance OF The
l''hihdlloh Is 70 zen washington letter,
accepting Oh Tue once rsel;
! When tn first Congress da /. on the 9Th Of
! April, 1853, ascerainrl by opening and
counting the votes that George Washington
Was elected President, they Hquested the
! President pro tenn, oil tue Senatr, JOAN Lang
don, to inform him OF his election.
lhe leuer OF M Ld"sdon Is bret and
e''"'"' ~ u 'i0 ithes duI men, here
II 49,
New YORK u AprIl. Ifo9.
=, slit ia '.e "ohoi 10 transmit I" your
/ hAeeiehey 'He ln'oiina'loh o. your ulanl-
'loIs 10 Tue once "i 'Ae resident OF
! We 0n''Fu states OF .fhef'ci' Suurf ne,
~ ~ it'N'se we n't'e 'n'' 80 a"sPeuoua
ma" - p''''1 O0.'41 cue vi" "e'' your APP
''o''' 'i'' ~ % Pl'uoe OF lie
az ''o'' aus l't''''' ou are 10 expect nom
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i"s ig,,ef "r vas uesP''c"eI on Inc DAY oi ITS
''a'g y ,iii9 nom t9ol' no was SO 'ons NE
=" " 'i'T oi' C9H7'eS9' o''u o' ''a' "Alch
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accommodation toadI th.t'il ,.o.,ir.d .,,,ft
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

We have received from Wakeman a speci-
men oil d baautl.u, Taylor Medal which he
las Tor suie very low.
Also, No. 3 Of Universal History publish
al b. Graham OF NeH York. We have be
,ars.uotieed this valuable work 25 cts. per
number.
Also. 30 6, Of the 1901 Nights, being
b.au4to illustrated tales OF the Eastern
Nuf4 Pslya - cts. per number.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08
NEW BOOKS!

NEW I1NiNpNS.
VANITY Fair. novel without a hero. hy William
Makepeace fhuckeray. with illustrations;
Life in Baltimore. mysteries OF the Monumental city,
by Paul Pry. Jr.
The shaker Lovers or virtue and innocence triumph
ant; ny u u Thompson
The Ocean Plague. Voyage TO Quebec, in an lrisH
emsrant vessel embracing at Geusse Isle in le49, Will
notes Illustrative the ship eseuce that fatal year
by passenger;
The Truant of Wildtel Hall; by Acton Bel, autho
of Nv itberinI Heights etc,
An Account of col Trockett's tour 10 the North and
Down East; by himself;
Number ) Universal History;
"a l. Braithwaii'es Retrospect;
The Sea Gull, the Pirates League:
Francis Carleton. the Boston Blacksmith;
Ellen Tcmpeton; the Spectral Cloud
Lucelle or the Young Tequ0is;
Part6, The thousand and one Nights
Taylnf's Counterfeit neiector;
Just received at WAKEMAN'S Literary Depot
Aups NO III Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

SasgA AAsA's SEGaRs.-Colonel Wright
has presented the editor Of the Boston Post
wit several zars iron quantity found in
Sauia Auaa's ooua-e, alter MS capture by
the American t,1op-, Green SAYS that if
Santa Auua's soldiers bad been as strong as
hi. sagars ,hs one legged gentlemen mi eh not
have losi his tobacco.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

DlED.-ln this city on Saturday evening
last, MATILDA JANE eldest daugher OF Mr.
John X. and Matilda Bousiord, aged i years
2 months
DlED-On Wednesday eve ing at Z clock,
THOMAS, infant son OF Mr. T. IN! Nincy A.
Parker. Aged Is days.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

2 t'Hs' ihcnee Of the death Of M G W Grsba,,
NJ H'M e'slpsihs Of line splendid and wrIi H., ~
'.'tN ~ 1i"lAluE. noN on hand. az rlst fr -, t'1
N o.ts's's ui eYefylhtRs in the co.ling line ana +.
?" v 'nf Toe ans hi lie cty, "a sfi ffe. ~, 49, II
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80 Nu' 10 sweeheys q Be.Fs Gloss STORE AI1'rns
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SIENM-BOAF LEICESTER
REPORTED ny en- BERRY

REPORTED ny e. Il BERRY
ARRIVALS ANu DEPARTURES
y Bus tortt.liT 1 hue, lA45 y;5'sr
dag al O'Clock, p. w.
ARRIVED.
Virginia. Dawson; Steubnville,
Rio Gmnic. Conley, rius5ufgh,
Cashier. Dawson.
Shenandoah. Bowman. :.
Lewis Wetzei, Thompson, Cincinnati
Pioneer FORSYTH,
Z4chory aylor, Lucas,
American Slar, Hanna,
Phillip Doddridgr, -
uEPAETED.
Virginia. Diwson. SIeuhenvillf,
Zichare TAYLOR. ucas, Pittsburgh,
Pioneer, FORSYTH,
Cashier. Dawson.
Lewis Weizcl. Thompson. g
American Star, llonHa,
Rio Grande, Conley. Cincinnati,
Shenandoah, Bowman, -
81 feet water-ialling.
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~ ~ Ella wholesale nrtts store. la tte a,y
..a oi tHiiupre, y0uag izp uf several yesss -, ~
.A the husiIess, Of extensive aqiatntaare
t..V -i ~ e5'efu Virginia Aua one Win. Fan H. -. .
trade ifon tllt part of The state ana On, p. eeu'
'i-t'.d address Box $40, baltimore Post ONCE
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MARRIED. the II inst, BY Rev. IL.
R. Weed, Mr.. JAMES LAuNDGR 10 Miss. NAN
cY SHAW, all OF this city,