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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14
resolutions, which were unanimously a

resolutions, which were unanimously a
dopted:
Resolved, that it is with profound senti-
ments of regret that this House has heard
of the death of the Hon. Alexander Ma
ther of St James.
Resolved, further, That as a tribute OF
respect for his memory, and as a sincere
manifestation ofthe feelings of his coIlea-
CUES, the members of this body will wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
Resolved, further, That as an addition
al mark of respect for the memory of the
dead, this House do now adjourn until to-
morrow. ..~....
The House adjourned.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14
POLICE JURY,
PARISH OF IBERvILLE,

"A RlS ii u L Is T. X l.
@@Pursuant to law and adjournment
the Police Jury met this 4th day of De-
cember, lS4S. Present:
C. N. Brusle, member of I'd ward and
President; PauIin Dupuy, Sd do; T. w.
Brown, 4th do; J.. hitcheltree, 9th do;
Don L. r. Orillion, 9TH do. The follow
ing proceedings were then had:
On motion, it was
Resolued, That the parish Treasurer be
and is hereby fully authorized and en-
powered by the Police Jury to collect Of
and bring suit in the name of the parish
against all persons debtors of the parish,
On motion, it was
Resolved, That in consequence of the
delay in furnishing J.. l.. Petit, Parish
Collector, with the Parish Tax Roll, he
be allowed until LIST Of June, ls47, for
the final payment of the parish tax levied
by the police jury for the year ls49, on
condition that he shall pay the said tax
into the Parish Treasury as collected.
An account amounting to S92 IS, was
presented by Madam F. Shanks, of which
on consideration, the sun of $40 95 was
allowed and the President allowed to
draw.
An account amounting to $50 90 was
presented by DR.. ]. L. Hornsby for at
tendance on Patrick Sheridan, an indi-
gent sick individual, which was allowed
and the President authorized to draw:
An account amounting to $15 IS was
presented by H. Sullivan, which was al
lowed and the President authorized to
draw.
An account amounting to $50 90 was
presented by Peter Kelly, of which on
consideration the sum of S335 90 was al
lowed, and the President authorized to
draw.
An account amounting to S5l rs was
presented by W. P. Bradburn for adver-
Using notice of election, which, ON mo-
ton, was allowed, and the President au-
thorised to draw.
An account amounting to $50 90 was
presented by J. L. Petit, sheriff, for hold
ing elections, &C., which, on motion, was
allowed, and the President authorized to
draw.
On motion, it was
Resolued, That it shall be the duty of
the Clerk of the Police Jury to furnish
both newspapers publishing the proceed.
ings of the police jury under contract,
with a copy each Of said proceedings in
the French and English languages.
On motion of J. Mitcheltree, ESQ.,, it
was
Resolued, that Messrs. Gallagher and
Boot be 'required to show cause at the
mex: meeting Of the police jury why they
should not be fined for non-attendance.
There being no other business before
the police jury, IN motion, it adjourned
SIM die.
C. N. BRUSLE, President.
Attest: ]. SEDLEY WEBB, Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14

~The Washington correspondent Of
the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, says
that Gen. Taylor is the own cousin of the
Virginia "Orator" and politician, John
Taylor, Of Caroline, who was long distin-
guished as a soldier, an agrtculturist, and
& politician Of the school of I799-twice
a Senator in Congress, and a voluminous
writer on free government, free trade and
good farming.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14

GsIt seems that we are to have ano-
her dose of the Benton and Butler affair,
at the opening of the session Of Congress.
The talk a. Washington is, that Benton
will not let Butler alone, but will on the
first opportunity in the Senate, demand
an Investigation Of the charge that he vi
olated any confidence in the publication
Of his resolution against General Kearny.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14

SEA SERPENT Mantell, the geologist,
after %censuring M. Koch for his hmmbug
fossil serpent, exhibited publicly some
years, admits that there are forms of car
tilaginous fishes living in the ocean that
may resemble the sea serpent seer by the
crew of the Dedalus. He says there
cannot be an ophedian or true snake OF
that size.. o.s "a. .s,.i sr..ss
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14

I7A very genteeIly dressed woman
was arrested in New York on Saturday,
the LIST inst, for picking the pocket of a
lady in Washington market.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14
JURI DE POLICE.

@Le Juri de Police Sc reunlt confOr-
mement a la loi ct a son ajournement, ce
4eme Jour de Decembre lS4S. Furent
present: .t 5.a.. .e
C. N. Brusle, President ct membre du
2eme reimbursement;
PanIin Dupuy, 3eme arr. .
T. w. Brown, d" a. -
John Mitcheltree, 6" su
d. L. r. Orillion, Z" "
II est resolu que lie tresorier de la pa
roisse soft, ct il est par lie present autorise,
assigner toutes personnes qui SON re-
devables a la parolsse.
En- consequence du delai en- fournis.
SAINT a J. L. Petit, collector, lie Role des
taxes, il est resolu quill ne sera tenu de
faire Placement final que lie Ter JUN, ls49,
des taxes preleves par lie juri de Police
pour l847, a condition qn'il verse dams le
coffire du tresor, toutes sommes des col
~lectees.
II est resolu que les complies qui sui
vent, soient approves ct paies eonforme-
ment a la loi. :.
Madame F. Shanks, S7995
Dr. j. l.. Honsby, 5OOO
HI. Sullivan, 10 70
Peter Kelley, 90 W
w. p. Bradburn, 81 Is
J. L. Petit, 5O
Resolu quill est %enjoint au grefier du
iuri de Police, de fournir au deux jour
naux, copies des seances de ce corps en-
Anglais ct en- francais.
Sur motion de J.. Mitcheltree, il est re-
solu que Messieurs 'Gallaghar ct Boot
soient tenu a faire leur excuse a la pro-
chaine session pour leur o attendance
celle ci. #
LIE iuri s'ajourna sine die.
c. N. BRUSLE, President.
J. SEDLEY WEBB, Grefisr.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14

OF The City Council Of Savannah has
adopted a resolution to invite General
Taylor TO pass through that city on his
way to Washington, and TO paartake Of its
hospitality. ~ @
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14
THURSDAY, Dec. 9TH, lS4S.

4g&f e. THURSDAY, Dec. 9TH, tS4S.
Sd, SENATE.-This body met, as usual at
10 o'clock. pursuant to- adjournment,
Lieutenant-G Governor Landry in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Strickland, the bill of
last session, p~rovidingfo 70. the sale ofslaves
born in the penitentiary from convicts SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life-the sale
to be made for the benefit of the school
fund was amended SO that the children of
negro convicts will be sold When ten years
Of age, instead of eight, as previously
provided. 1t was then passed. 1853
Several bills for the reliefo of individuals
and several local objects, were presented
and referred. 9As $685. g4.7ar
The Committee of Internal Improve
ments reported a resolution instructing the
State Engineer to examine the Bayoas
connected with False River. Adopted.
tn HousE.-The House assembled pur-
suant to adjournment. #esetU %-
A resolution from Mr.. Smith, of Or
leans, requesting the Governor to endea-
vor to obtain from the French Govern.
ment documents pertaining to the early
history of Louisiana, together will, ali
land grants and deeds or copies thereof.
& was passed. ~ 9s st3 t.a
Digest-A bill was reported by the same
member, directingthe appointment ofthree
persons to make a digest Of the Laws Of
the State, with a compensation Of $I2, 900;
to receive their appointments from the
Governor, confirmed by the Senate. I,
gave rise to considerable debate. Mr.
'Larue beingiof opinion that it was uncon.
stitutionaI, as the Governor is the onIy
authority to Judge of the qualification Of
persons to be nominated. h''a ~
Mi. .Warfeld remarked, in ref reference Ia
a suggestion that these nominations be
made, on the Recommendation Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, that the pre.
sent reporter of the Supreme Court was
appointed on the recommendation Of The
Judges-this was a precedent for the pro-
ceedings contemplated in the present bill
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 6, lS4S.

fpItESDhAf A'SSs ~, ASN'F
SENATE.-Mr. Sigur presented a bil
appropriating $4,000 for the support o
public schools in this State, and 15,OOt
for those of Now Orleans, for the years
1916, ~, and '4S. The rules being sus'
pended, it was read a third time, and pass.
ed. .
A number of bills and resolutions of &c
general importance were introduced, and
the Senate at an early hour. went into x
ecutive session.
HoUsE.-The speaker laid before the
House a communication from the Gov
ernor, informing the House that, under the
resolution instructing him to contract Tor
the statue Of Washington, Of life size, for
the capitol at Baton Rouge, he had COM
municated with Hiram Powers, at Flor
ence, who had accepted the commission,
but suggested that the sum of $4,000 was
inadequate. A letter from Hiram Powers
was also read, in which he asked permis-
sion to make the statue above the life size,
that the magnitude Of the surrounding OBJ
jects might not destroy and diminish the
proportions to the eye. Referred to a spe-
cial committee of three members.
Mr.. Smith, of Orleans, reported a bill re-
pealing the law establishing the inter-
change ofjudges in certain cases; also a
bill repeating the act obIiging the Attor-
ney General to reside at Baton Rouge af-
ter January !, ls49, also, a bill to increase
the salary of the District Attorney to 3d.
600, the office expenses to be paid BY him.
self. a.
. MIR. Smith made an unfayorable report
on the proposal to incorporate the Ladies
of the Sacred Heart, of St. Landry, as it
is unconstitutional and there is already a
law for the incorporation Of scientific as
sociations. ...
Mr.. Smith also reported a bill to pro-
vide for the appointment of three persons
to revise and consolidate the codes and all
general laws, and appropriating the sum
of$l2, 900 astheir compensation tobe paid
as the work. progresses, except the last
payment of $4,000, which shall be paid
upon the completion of the work. Pass
ed and ordered to be sent to the Senate.
After some further business the House
adjourned. .sgd 7 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

HE GlhtAoSlAN AENNA-
T7liS medicinal cusinutIque Is a sure curative to all
c affections OF the skin, impartiaa heath and beauty
To the complexion. We have been frequently 4sked why
We call RadWa a : soap, Chulestf We do not pretend
To say That Railways Soar was either invented or pre-
Pared in CHINA. MOI al all; the invention in entirely
ou1 cwf--s0 also sits Manufacture; but ats medicinal
agents are indigenous Of That climate, whilst It's heauti
iyihe properties ere largely owing 10 Tie trcassian
Eetnd. The HeEna is one of those moritori9tiS plants
whose virtues as I c0snei llue has for centuries been
known only 10 The fircassjans. But by TIE wonderful
s1cccss OF Railways soap IN imparUug that transparent
s0itutss 10 the skin, health and beatty Ia the complec
tlun, is proof positive al It's rare and valued virtues
This, with other ballamic plants, possessing hea ing.
cleansing, iuriy ing and heautiN my merits lknowu on
~ To u.s. Is lie great secret Of the success of Railways
soap. Railways soap is speedy in lis eject Of removing
Tan, Sun4urn, rlmples, Blutchts, Hustules, letters,
Cures sat thegni, R%luaWorm, Rash aud mosquito bites.
For shaving It's eXcrilcnt. tot the Toilet il IS uueqallcd.
sold Tor Is cents, large, and i2d cents sa all tablets, al
tie principal dcpois, 81 Courtl nj street; sol IearI ST.,
New York. RADWN NY &CO.,
55i Pearl street, New YORK.
Sold in Wheeling by n o FAIktHlLD,
nur1n Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

shoifld reflect that a sound miud aud body are the most
necessary requisites To promote eoimuhlai happiness
Indeed, Wiihpul these, the journey through life becomes
q weary pilgrimage, LIE prospect hourly dafkeIs 10 tie
vlew-tbe mind becomes Swallowed win despair. and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
Of another becomes hIiehied with ournwB.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
IMPRONE NOUR TIME.

y UGs-lust reed a fresh supply OF superior Chan.
& ele Rugs and beautiful patterns Those ~ wait OF
a FIRST raie rug viii please call soou, at i3 Main 81.
Auu14 NENuEt. HARBOUR 4 co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
FARNAM'S PATENT HYDRAULICS.
HnDpS & TANI np


TAylNG purchased the RIGHT VI faruan's Patent
5& lily draulirs for the eouaties of Belmont sid ONO,
are now prepared % furnish 10 order Farnaiu double
action lit aud force fuFps, Fire Engines, Garden En-
gines, Steam Boat Pumps, and all kinds OF hydraulic
apparatus as manufactured by II l. Fafnam, tlucin.,
OHIO. These Pumps are adapted for every SITUATION
for which a pump may be required. TIC great advan
tace over single action Pumps IS keeping a column OF
water constantly moving, thereby working more cas-
II, and throwing double the quantity of i siusie-action
Pump Of the same SIZE. They may he used 10 al cases
for 8 Fire Engine, as the smallest funp made y ii throw
water over Il twosf0ry building. Owing to the simIica ar
ranseloent theprce is less than that of any other pump
that viii pgrtaru the sgue amount of Wurt. The ar
rangcmeut of the Whole IS so simple that II sizes, laiie
to get out OF order, and Is better calculated tuF situations
where mechanical SKIN IS not ready at command, and
where the most perfect and eticiont machinery Is re
quired.
House Pumps 10 be worked by hand may he placed
ia the basement ~ any other convenient situation, to
draw water by means ct a lead pipe from wells, els
terms aud springs, from any distance, aud force the
same TO ANY part OF the house for ordinary use or TO
convey wafer To Bath Rooms, out Houses, and with
by extipsu sizing fires. Idkewts Pumps (Or wells of
all depths not exceeding 200 fec, tor Paper Nills, Tan
Works, BreNcries, soap Boilers, for hot water, mines,
for draining or irrl.atinE lsnds-Ior every purpose
where a Pump cart %c required, aud ut SllsiltS To throw
from ten Ia 500 aal!ans per minute, these Pumps fitted
Meeting screws in the different lots and outside the
hnlldlug for IA 'se, form the means OF tNll12uishtns nres,
far preferable TO any plan heretofore adopted Tor tacto'
rics or ntlIls. oct
ORNAMENTAL. FOUNTAINS of cast IRON of a
~ great variety OF patterns. These Fountains are
far superior in beauty to marble, al atitlIe - the cost.
There heins upwarus OF MY different patterns, We
shall be ale 10 suit all tastes as 10 sl 9 or price. For
further particulars enquire al our establishments, corner
Of Main aud QulnCg SIS. HOBBS q TAYLOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

INFKUN lUUK TTAIt.
rs ENHEL ( HARBOUR have just received , dozen
.Ac@ more Of those superior hrsss spring Checks, war.
ranted % give satisfaction, and for paic very low.
Also. a few COZ mon eloel at slHost Eour own price.
Aus54 MENpE1. & BARBOUR, ll3, MNn i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
E~.ROM WUEELINGTO BALTIMORE. ASKING
e TON CITY, PHt.ABELPiIA, NEW YORK aud
BOSTON. The National Road and Good iutent stare
Companies are running s1 daily lines to Cumberland
connecting " nh the Baltimore aud ONO Railroad. ON
by "A TOURS stage travel to either otthe aboYectties,
lance BIS railroad.
iaTime to Baltimore "a hoHrs.
Tine 10 Philadelphia - hours.
Fare 20 Baltimore n DOLLARS,
Fare to Phitayelphia W nOLLARS.
six daily hines leave tie companies stage aud Railroad
Office every morning at 8 O'Clock, a, NJ. and eNtr&suf
nistei 81 any hour aioad should offer.
For through ticketsio Baltimore AMI Philadelphia, ap
ri, Al the Co;npanics' office, No. 20 Water street, w hee
ling. Va. two doors north fthe United states Hotel.
FOR Good Intent stage Go. W., u. STEELE
Md J. q. ACrESON, for y. q, =. 60.
aug Great Central Route Rail Road < Sta-e Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

SNoOLEN n~RTGGFTS-idst tec'd, an assortment
" Of wonicp drugeeis from 10 3ydS wide.
Aug24 MENuEi, hABBOUR Il Co. I3 Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

G,,.,.. just received. a great variety of striped
'tliH.>. venitiaH aud nau,ssk vcnitian stair carpe-
ting: ard for sale very how Nv
ang21 MENDEL. HARBOUR Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

FINE WATCHES AND JEW LRI.
HF subscriber is setting an descriptions OF me Gold
. ard SILVER Watches, Iewelry aud SILVER Ware, 81
much less than the usual prices.
Fine gold and silver Detached Levers;
do " Anchor d.
40 t.epines do,
do " quad aud lob chains;
do e" " KEYS, fnh Keys aud seals;
Gold aud silver reHct IL;
" Penglcases.
Gold ems. iu gold and silver cases;
LADIES Goid Breasi Pms;
" Bracelets, aud ~i.oekeis;
" " aud Silver Fhtnhles.
Diamond Riuas aud Breast Pms.
Sterling silver SPOONS and silver Cups. made 10 order.
Clo Is aHd aIches repaired al short order
Aue4 4. q. ~FNtNCNfl4H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
CARPET < FURNISHING STORE.
4. PAXTON d son,

A.. PAXTON ~ SON,
uAVE Just opened in one otihc store rooms on Mon
: I roe sffert. nearly 0ppusifp the Post Office. an en-
tjreiv new and extensive assortment of t|arrctiur, OIL
Ci4ti,s and other goods, to which they respectfully invite
The attcatian Of purchasers. Their stock comprises:
BRUSSELS C%arFetlng.
Imperial Ilrcc FIv do
Snperhue. Fiuc and Common ingram c~arfchns;
a. 1 aud 50 Tapestry, Twiled and common;
N-unIan do
Cotton and i,ag DO
O.. aad44 cord aud plain Canton Mating;
OH Goth of every Widti
Garnet RiuiuE and Thread; Also
tof. Gil e and 3S Druggets aud Linen cruuth cHlhsi
Administer, Intted, " lion and BRUSSELS Rugs;
BIAS stair !soIs. all SiLes;
Adelaide, Mtatila and Nlcant Door Mats, &c &c
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
p 4. IA AVID l0l Imperial Ma'seides, iohet ana
Dresden Qutit>;
y f. II Z and 10 LINEN and Cotton SheellAsA'
Linen and GOTTEN 9 How case t"oIsi
Supoin Ir.sfi Liuca and Cotton Shttingi
5.Is4. o. aud l0i Dainask Table Cloths and Iah'e
Linens; r,..
Napkins and Dnylies; t"s'
Brdts eve. luckahack, Scotch Dtaner < Crash ROVER
Piano Table aud Staud Covers
Fmhfoidered Window cuTtalusi
Turkey Red Furniture prioisi
Far, itire DimttNi
T ekin 5 and Bed Lace
Fe,. a.. Cord and fasseis, for blinds;
Worsted and Cotton funges, Alsoa s""a assortment
az Glovrs aaA Hosiery: t.ner aud cambria HdNisi
Ladies aud Gents siS CraNais,
FRENCH worked Coliass;
paras0's. G. nhTeias, g, &c, &e.
AM M, witch 40 ha Sold at the lowest possthie prices
ma ,a.r.,ns wMiting viii please call aud examine
' NFANIpN son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
Elegant Party Dresses.

- w. uEiSkELL has Just received a few elegan.
- Embroidered Lsce Party Dresses; Emlroldcr''
Muslin do. with other styles, some OF which are moT'
t%.,ntinl than an, he has heretotors oher,d for sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
MILLINERY.

lERs 70 1sy he seen at thc same place. where
IVA. She ot.r- fr safe splendid stock at SpriHg Mil
nrty and Is lrsuarlit 20 Etteud 30 SIN aad straw work
II every description. MKs. A. WADE.
ApTiH
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vi H. ID a..

*
M11RTc&cV
ME MNDxa
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
207 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO. NJ y.
pr &C. VauGHN'S VEGETABLE LTrHONTRfP.
rtC MIXTURE.
HIS celebrated remedy Is constantly Increasing in
All. OVER THE WORLD.
u haS now become The only medicine Tor family use,
aud particularly recommended for
~ stages Of this complaint Immediately relieved no
'ha'terof how long standing. See Pamphlet for test.
utony.
GRAVEL.
ild an diseases ofthe urinary organs; for these distres-
eng complaints IL stands alone no Other article can 70.
hevs you; and the cures testified to viii convince the
,iosl sNepuc4lrsee pamphlet Liver complaint. Bilious
leclaiiy, and wherever these complaints prevail tb,s
medicine is offered.
No MINER a. AGENT. no delelerious com.ound +.
a patto Of this mixture, it cures these diseases with Ger.
!a'nty aud celebrity, anddoes not leave the gslcfe torpid.
Sec Pamphlet.
thhEpi NFELf RELIEVED. and cure follows nv a
10Y" days use Of this 'sIirie; ills far before ant othor
preparation for tins disease. or for any other disease
originating from impure blood. See Pamphlet.
DEBILITY OF TiiE SYSTEM. weak back. weak.
y ~ Nt'neyS Nc.'"r inflammation 81 the sane,
: hhm 9iateiy reiieved hv a few DAYS Use Of tbis medi-
c'he, ana q cure = always q result Of is use II stands
- \ tHRfAIN REMEDY foe speh complaints. and
a'so t{ arrangements Or he ten0ie frame, iRRE@U-
sHH'l 70 SUR RtSoIONS painful mHnsifuaiipus
y" article mas ever feen offered except this which
wontd tNiicb TINS klnd Of arrangement. II may he re-
n'G upon as a sure and effective remedy. and did we
,eei permitted TO do 50 could give a THOUSAND
NNNtS as proof CT cures ~ thIS distressing class Of
complaints see F%anphIei. Al broken down. dehiiita
- Cohst"utl'us uoiu me elttt 1T mercury, VIII find
tHe utaclhE aoNtt OF l"is 4fitcIe To act immediately and
Vac poisonous mineral e~rlftrelcd rom the system.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
9DaCHsnarEe
NsEEsS,s

COOKING STOW Els.
-.ur s,tsrriler has nav on hand a lul supply OF
ss 800 stoves aud respectfully inv4tesllo-e who
are it san, OF good article ioeal "deNSinlne nls
sfo,k whiri hs Wi sell loA, as he - rue Nns ~.
~, N. IN Them. purrhasers Way rest dssuttl Icy s''
se'ihs ""'N YVOSG CULBEKF0N.
-,,l .nokiur stoves oftitlsaufa mauularihfe
~ 49, a.ttsle. toaether wish geaerdl assHitN'ht 9.
- ptSW ms AID SIEEf IRON MARE, ul OF
..,it II Itsr,.td OF on the tnost reasonable tetu1s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
-. 80. Cans. Cans

iUAVE iust received aaettef l9t ot splendid e'o'h
= "a "a ~ik pfts1. Hud tnr nt0naf taHs- inr Men a"H
No. s,ur, 81 Hu,'s Caps a. Ne large, and as
ts.e usgH t1u.hf low, I aa pre- Jared q" nirf -ttat tt
t1e.r.nH- ta 81 Naa wisR is ptrcuase cats Tor itea'
-s.-.r fte rsnfidfst. Come tst s.. tlraw away Nour
,Hf t.t4.a.s. ANS gen onr nf sag ntw iaslt1a.d ciait
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SLoTHS-Suac Je' and Blue Black French. English
- aud American Cloths. 10 great veriety.-Aisoh i1c,
Bottle Green, Stowu, Grey. Mixed, rrai, and Invisible
Cloths. Just received by . W ilEISt Ei,L.
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,ls1a nan stock of window sasnes, always an nand and
an sale al No Ia Aiaust. sc ROBINSON.
zoe lB
- RtNu sT0NEs-Just received, lot ofthose large
- Guud STONES, from the n'stquarrNs tn the countu.
Warranted 81 ua sale. no he sllh 4t The mauuftct3fers
pnses, al the marble ard OF MICHAEL ,. ROtAN,
WI harket street
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GOLD PENS.

SPENCER Avn NpEL manufacturers of Gold
~ Pens at 10 Broadway, corner Of Maiden Lane,
NEW YORK.
Also. dealers il Gold and Silver pcalojaeYsS Pencils.
". The highest premium was awarded the above
firm At the last Par Of The Anerican institute. View
YORK. serig-dlmo