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NEW GOODS.
R. Lane <J* Co,
Have purchased 1*23 PACKAGES of FHF.SH
GOODS, m the Eastern markets, which they
will sell WHOLESALE v* RET ML, at the
lowest rates, consisting iu part as tallows:
HARDWARE.
ANVILS, red .Mouse hole and Birmingham:
Saws, Mill. * Cut, Pit, Hand, Teuent, Table,
Coinpass Web and Fret,
Vices, bright and black; Do. Hand and Bench;
Screw Plates, assorted sixes; W ire. ass d numbers:
Wire Fivers and Cutters; Plane Irons, Butcher s
and Cun’* east steel and common;
Cooper’s, shoemaker’s Chairmaker s fcaddiers,
aud Tamer’s too!.;
Gunlocks of ail kinds; Sheet Bra.-*;
Hinges, assorted kinds; Screws, aborted sizes;
II ..diets. Axes and Adzes;
Pi tted and Tinned Saddlery; Hair plush;
Beil metai Preserving Kettles, assorted sizes;
B*ass do. Brass Tea kettles and Sauce Pans;
BrassWeigets; Frying Pans: Gridirons;
Brass Stair Rods; Trowels Brick and Plastering;
Knives and Forks, and Table Steels;
Penknives, with from 1 to 4 blades;
Spectacles and Razors;
Wool, Cotton and Horse Cards;
Curry Cotuha, Drawing Knives, Wheel Iron*
Size Sticks; Files, assorted, a larg<- assortment;
Iron and Steel Blade Square-;
Needles, Glove, Sad and Sp tying;
Locks, Stock, Cupboard, Till, Chest,
do. Scotch Spring Knob, 0, 7. and H inches;
do. Mortice be*t Scotch Spring, ti, A 7 inches;
do. Onset and Dutch Lock.-;
I*arg;ite Latches. Knob Latches? JapacneJ .Nor
folk aud Thumb Latches;
Bolts, stmt and round; Molasses Gates; Blacking;
Spoons, table aud tea, Brittania and Iron;
Currier's Knives. Cox and Barrack's, all kinds;
do Steels: Butcher’s Cleavers and Saws;
Augers, ass’d sizes, Pugh a V\ ell s, ^and Garret *
Patent, Gig Springs. 5*teel and W ood;
Carriage and Gig Axietree stumps:
Do. Do. Lace and Trimmings;
Plated Moulding, Plated Bauds, Dashers A Joints;
Dearborn and Gig Mounting. Japan d and 1 in d;
Horse Fle.uues Thumb l.uicets, A Lancet Blades;
Curtain Pins: Sugar Nippers;
Dtiiucr Table, and House Bella;
Br uss and Brittania metal Taps;
Shovels, Tongs and Pokers, common and superior
Superior Brittania Ware;
Cutting Knives, German, Patent and Cast Steel;
Plated Candlesticks, SnulFers and Trays;
Bread Baskets and Waiters;
Patent A Box CotFto Mills, Iron 4* Brass hoppers;
Steelyards, nt to 4 *0 lb.;
Braces and Bits, all kinds: Iron Braces;
Patent Store Lamps. Dutch Lamps;
Caudksti Its, Brass and Iron;
Gih Mamie and Pier Looking Glasses;
Mahogany, curl’d tmtnle and pme do.
Superior Dressing Glasses;
Pa-smort's’, Waldron’s, Griffin’*, Harris’s aad
Wall s Scythes;
.Mathematical Instruments, and Surveyors C hams;
l?teei, of Navlor and Sanderson’s make, such os
Cast. Crowley. Bii "cred, and Spring Steel;
American Steak German Shear, do.
Bowen’s Juuiatta Nails, assorted size*;
Brushes of all kinds
DRY GOODS,
Blue Cloths from $£ to pe. yard;
Black. Mixed, and Olive Cloths;
Boiabazetts, Plain, Figured, and Twill’d;
Red, Urab, and Mixed Padding;
C diicoes. Cambric Muslin : Book. Leno, Jaconet,
Mull, Swi>>, Figured, and Plain Muslins;
Black and White Cotton Stockings, Swiss and
English;
Linen, Lm* n Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Silk and Colton
Ladies' At Gentleman's Gloves, of ail descriptions;
Black Silks of the following kinds : Sarsane.ts,
Mantua. Italian 4j* Indian Lutestring!, Bensbaws,
Satin, and vV terei liros de Naples:
White Robes White Satin, Pink, Blue, Straw
Green, Sareanet, .mi Florence Silk#;
Coloured tiros de Naples Mlk;
Cr.xs barred and Striped Sarsenetts;
B.ack Mode;
Black and Plain Colored Canton Crapes and Crape
liobes;
Ciape Shawls, 4-4, 7-4, and 8-4; Crape Scarts;
Faacv Hankerchiefs and Shawls; Thread Lace;
Bobbin* L-ico; Pining Cord, all colour#;
Coloured and Black Brade*;
foundation La<-ami Muslin;
Cr..pc Liese, Link, Blue; White. Straw and Black;
Black, Purple, and Green Silk Velvet;
Bl »ck and Coloured Tabbv Velvet;
Cut Sdk Velvet Vesting; Barraise and Bates##;
Infant';. Worked Caps, and Ladies Worked Lace
Cjps;
B!.u k aid White Lace Veils; Black Feathers;
G—er.. White, and Black, Gause Veils, Sew Style:
Cap, *«\ i -l and Bonnet Ribbons, Aitc Style*
J,-. t has, Garnet and Wax Beads;
Si .1 Beads fb: working pur.es;
Waist Buckles, with sets; Bracelet#, and Cable
Chii -i#. Bead Reticules. Purses, 4*c.
Ct.mero Jot. Pearland Fancy Ear-rings;
Fur ilau
TO MYSTIC GOODS, »/>iS
descriptions.
MUSIC.
Violins, from S3 to $‘h>,
Fiuies Fifes, Clarionets and Flagclet#;
Violin String*, Bows. Bridges and Screw#;
Books of Instruction for the Violin, Flute, Fife,
Claaiooet, and Fla elct;
Music for Violin, Clarioeet, Flute and Tuino.
LIQUORS,
French, Peach aid Apple Brandy. Rye Whiskey;
Holland and Country din; N England Rum
Jamaica Spirits; Port Wine; Sweet Mali'ga Wine;
Lubou, T«.neielie. Sweet, and Country, Wine*
GROCERIES,
TEAS of all kinds; COTFE. Loaf SFGAR.
N iv Orleans, Sugar; Pepper; Alaplce; Nutmegs;
Cloves; Cinnamon; Soft Shell Alaiouds;
C«’ppera#; Madder Ginger; Starch;
Bengal and Sp-uiish Float Indigo;
Mul i.raes. Winter Strained Uil;
Best C«tendisb Tobacco;
Spotted Span sb Cigars, quality superior.
qi EENSWARE, <fc GLASSWARE:
\ to*ge assortment, all of which they will sell
H H LPSALE 4* RETAIL at the lowest CASH
arieea. Flour, Whiskey, Beeswax, Flax, Tow
L.n.ien, Feathers, Caiseng, Tallow, 4*®- b®
received in exchange for Goods.
March 35,1829. _f&_
NEW HAT TACTORT.
On Monroe^ between Main tmd
Market streets.
J. II. XV. HAWKINS,
(Late of Baltimore.)
AVIMU commenced the Hatting Business*
<LEJL will keep <« hand a general asaortnieut of
the most fashionable and durable
ELASTIC WATERPROOF /LIT.*,
Consisting ol superfine black and drab Beavers t
do. Imitation; Hr tbs, first and second quality; do.
Casters, Koran is, and also a handsome assortment
ofbov's and children’s black, and drab Hats: all
of which he is determined to sell as-cheap as
they can be had at anv Factory East or West of
the mountains. Gentlemen, of both towu and
Chantry,' will do well to call and examine them.
August 13, ld2&—32 tf.
3.JL Two apprentice wtottg._.
CORDAGE STORE.
JOHN W. BERRY,
57^ EGS LEAVE to inform the Public, that
J u lip has taken the large Brick Warehouse,
lately occupied bv Messrs Frazier and Bayard,
on the corner of Water and I'nion Streets, and
immediately at the head of Zone’s Wharf, iu
which he has opeued a
CORDAGE STORE,
J and is now ready to execute all orders for arti
I cles in bis line, with which he may be favored, and
on the most ads antageous terms. He has now on
! hand a very extensive assortment of Cordage of
J • very description, to which he is daily adding from
I liH Factory. His prices will bo regulated by the
\ fairest Pittsfrurah A* Cincinnati rates; and he
j feels confident of being able to fill all oiders ol
Merchants, who may favor him with their custom,
on at least as good, if not better terms than can be
procured any where else in the Western Country,
lie will warrant Ins work to be of the very best
quality. Commanders of Boats are requested to
give him a call.
Orders addressed to Messrs Knox and McKee.
Forsyth and Dobbin, and I). B. Bayless, Commis
sion Merchants, or to himself, promptly attended
to.
Wheeling, March -1th. 1829-61
*,* ’1 he Louisville Advertiser, Nashville Re
publican, and St. Louis Republican, will please
i iert the ahovtaonce a week for two months, and
| F rward their accounts to this office for payment.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
JAPAN'D, GRECIAN, FANCY # W INDSOR
S3AXB PASTOBT.
ROBB & MORRISON,
m»ould respectfully in
* \jj furmtheir friends aud
the public, that they have
concentrated their business
by enlarging their old stand
one door South of the Bank,
Main Street Wheeling,
where they have constantly
on hand a largo and splendid
assortment of the above arti
cles together with Settees,!'rallies. Rocking, VV ru
ing, and Arm-chairs, allot which they will sell as
low as they can be had (ot the same quality) in the
Western Country.
Steam Boats and Hotels, furnished at the short
est notice.
Sign painring done with neatness and despatch
Also Copal Varnish, warranted of a superior
quality, made and sold as low as it can be had
East of th« mountains.
Wheeling, Sept. 3d, 1£28.
'Jj’Three boys wanted to the above business.
A*EH' WHOLESALE $ RETAIL
WILLIAIVI IM’ELHINEY, SR.
(Late from Baltnnore)
RESPECTFCLLY informs the Public, that he
has commenced the Wholesale and Retail Gro- ,
c ry business, in Wheling. He lias taken tiro new
brick store on M.un street, uext door to Dr. A.
S. TODD, where ho will constantly keep on
hand a large and general assortment of Groceries,
w Inch he wdl sell at Pittsburgh prices
HIS STOCK ON HAND CONSISTS OT
\oung ilvson Teu, in whole and half chests:
Imperial do. in half and quarter chests:
do. do. in lead of 2 lbs. each, very
superior;
Gunpowder Tea, in half and quarter che9ts;
do. do. in lead 2 lb9. each very superior:
Hyson do. half and quarter chests;
New Orleans and Loaf sugar;
Rio Cotfce; Rice; Spanish Floto Indigo;
Pepper in Bags and kegs;
No. 1 Chocolate in half boxes;
Madder in lihds. and Kegs;
Gutmega and Cloves;
Binger in kegs of 25 lbs. each;
Best Baltimore tanned Spanish Soul Leather;
Best Baltnnore Manufactured Chewing Tobac.
Spanish and Common Segars;
Braziers Copper in Sheets, dot and raised bot
toms (assorted sizes.)
II. Gin and French Brandy;
Port and Madeira Wines;
N. E. Ruin; Jamaica Spirits;
Nads and Tobacco, Pittsburgh Manutacture;
Mackerel.
Country Merchants can be supplied at Pitts
burgh prices, and are respectfully requested to call
and judge for thewselves.
Country produce taken in exchange for Merchan
dise.
Wheeling. November 19, 182^.
3ABTI. M'CLALtEN'S
Extensive Wholesale Sf Retail
SADDLE MANUrACTOBY,
Main street, Wheeling.
Saddles a: reduced prices, all warranted good.
W ANTED immediately, G or 8 apprentices,
from fourteen to fifteen years ot age: none need 1
apply but such as can come well recommended. I
Also, Five Journeymen Saddlers, who are good
workmen. i
Wheeling, Feb. ‘25, 1829. 601.
ST. OLAIR SEMINARY,
' For the Education of Young Ladies.
i vr#N the Seminary will he taught the English
and French languages, Reading, \\ riling, Ar
ubnietic, Grammar, Geography, History’, Music.
Draw ing, Painting, Embroidery, and plain and
fancy Needlework.
The establishment is situated in the vicinity of
j Pittsburgh, on an eminence which commands a
! view of the entire city. The in>titution will be
I conducted by French Nuns of the order of St.
I Clair, assisted by competent teachers tinder the
j superintend nice of the Rev. Charles B. M’Guire.
: Pupils of all denominations will be received, with
out the least distinction, or attempt to change their
religious principles. Every exertion will be made
to cultivate the morals, and excite the emulation
of the pupil-, in order to promote at once both
j virtue and science. Tile government of the house
will be mild but firm. The strictest attention
will be paid to the cleanliness & health of the pu
pils. The table will be plain, but plentiful and
wholesome.
TERMS.—Boarding ami tuition, including
English and French—yearly, $100
Music, • .* . * * 80
Drawing and Painting, : : 10
Embroidery, . : : : : 10
Use of bed and bedding, : : 7
Physician’s salary, : : : 3
Apothecary's bill at the charge of the parents, &c.
No charge for washing or mending.
The salary to be paid half yearly in advance.
DRESS will be uniform, consisting of two
black boinbozett frocks, and one white one; two
j black capes, and two white ones; two black bom
\ bazett aprons; htudkerchiefr, towels, Combs.
! brushes, washbow •. A.c.—all at the charge of
the pareuts.
ruLto&utwai.igzs.
sane a pentoney.
SAVE JUST RECEIVED
5 Cases containing superior Sattinetts, \V ater
loo .Shawls,
Gros De Naples and Lutestring Silks,
Fancy Cashmere and Gros De Naples Hdkfs.
for the Winter,
Black Italian Cravats of a superior quality.
THEY HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED.
10 Bags Mild Rio Coffee,
20 Bhis. prime N. Orleans Sugar,
20 Kegs Kentucky Tobacco,
12 Boxes Best Bloom Raisins,
20 Kegs Pickled Oysters,
10 Boxes Best Rosin Soap,
Nails of every size,
Window Glass and 5pun Cotton at Factory
Prices,
English and American Blister,
Cast and Crowlv Steel,
Chests, half Chests, & Catty Imp. & Y. H. Tea,
Dozen Bed Cords, & Plough Lines assorted,
0 Cases Men’s Fine Roram Hats, very Lfic.
Wheeling, Dec. 24, 1B28.
HE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on
hand, prime
FAMILY FLOUR,
CORN MEAL,
CORN, OATS,
BEEF and PORK, both salt and fresh.
WM. TEMPLETON.
N. B. The highest price given, Cash down, for
Fat Cattle.
Wheehrv', Jan* * 4th, 1829.
fbesxx SUO \R 6l fish.
WE have just received a few bar
, rels of FRESH MACH
IERAL, NO 2. and a quan
— .ityofNEW ORLEANS SUGAR
. vliich wc offer to our friends at our
usual low prices.
J. F. CLARKE Sf Co.
Feb 4th 57—tf.
DOCTOR JONATHAN JANE,
Tenders his professional services
i to the citizens of AV heeling, and the
country; and hopes to merit a sh ire
of the public patronage. Due at
tention will he given to those who
may favor him with a call.
lie may be found at Mrs. beck s Hotel.
Wheeling July 21, 1828.
TALLOW CHANDLERY.
V? LWI8 BAYHA continues the above busi
ness fit his residence, head of Main Street,
tir>t house south of Mr. Garden’s Tannery, mid
the third north of Mr. McNaghten’s dwelling;
whore he is prepared to supply all who may favor
him with their custom, with Moulded and Dip’d
CANDLES,
by Wholesale or Retail, on as advantageous terms
is may be procured anywhere; and of quality in
ferior to nono manufactured from TALLOW A'
COTTON only. He solicits the patronage of his
friends and of tho public.
EFCOUNTRY MERCHANTS request
ed to favor him with a call ocasionallv.
inarch 4 1828 6l~3m.
GOSHEN CHEESE-b Boxes Large
Goshen Choose, just received and for sale by
march 4. ’29 KNOX & Me KEF.
’CfrNDIGO—Beat “Bengal” Indigo;“Carra
cas” Indigo; for sale by KNOX 4 McKEE.
inarch 4, ’29.
plougiTsT
1/fFJlIE subscriber informs the public that he has j
A on hand a variety of
PATENT AND BAR SHEAR
rLOTOHSs
For sale at his establishment, near the head of
Main Str«-et.
He makes it his particular object to manufac
ture this important implement of good materials
Hid m the best manner. His Ploughs are par
ticularly recommended; being well adapted to ev
ery variety of soil; and which, for lightness of
draught, lor strength and simplicity of construc
tion, stand unequalled; and are, with confidence
offered, as justly deserving the high character they
have acquired. SAMUEL IRWIN.
W heeling, Feb. 4, '29, f>7tf.
TAILORING.
ROBERT G. MARTIN, informs the
Ai public, that he has commenced the above
'himness at the stand lately occupied by Win.
Huey, two doors south of the Statesman Office,
on Mam street, convenient to the Hotels of Mrs.
Beck and Mr. Denniston, and to the steam boat
landing; where Gentlemens’ clothing will be made,
it the shortest notice, in the best manner,from the
medium to the extreme of fashion.
(UUL idics* Habits, plain and ornamented,, made
to the latest and most approved tasiuons.
Oet. 15—41 tf.
"Fresh. Garden Seeds.
/ jP HE SUBSCRIBER has just received a large
A supply of Eastern and Northern garden
suds, which he is authorized to say are good, and
will sell them on reasonable terms. Among them
are the followin'?:
©
Onions, ass’d Asparagus, Beet, ass’d
Carrot, Parsnip, Turnip,
Cucumber, ass’d Muskmelon Squash, do.
Raddish, do. Cabbage, ass’d Sage,
Summer savory, Manglewortzel, Brocoli,
Water Melons, Egg Plant purple, Endive,
Tomatoes, Sugar Corn, Artichoke,
French Turnips, Double Pepper- Red Pepper,
Cayenne Pepper, grass, Saffron,
Double Parsley, English Mustard, Coriander,
Beans, ass’d " Petrs, ass'd Cauliflower,
Boucoli, Cellery, Lettuce, as'd
Nasturtium, Salsify, Spinach,
Leek,
—ALSO—
A few coppies of the New \ork GARDENER,
for sale, by A. S. TODD.
FRUIT TREES, &c.
The Subscriber has taken great pains to select
and cultivate the best and most rare kinds of Fruit
'Frees, is uow prepared to tumish thera in great
varieties, fit for planting out; his assortment con
sists in part of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plum bs
Cherries. Apricots, Nectarins, Grapes, Goosber
ries, and Currants, with a general assortment of
Garden Seed, for sale low for cash, at the W heel
ing Garden, about 500 yard East • of the Market
P. SHARP.
J» -
TODD & WOODS,
HAVE removed their DRUGS AND MEDI
CINES from their old Stand, their New Store,
on Water Street, next door to Mr. Samuel Den
niston’s Hotel and Stage Office, and a few doors
South of Forsyth A Dobbin's Warehouse. They
now have on hand a General Assortment; but in
a few days they will receive, as per their invoices,
large additions to their present stock—of which
the following is a general outline, viz:
Drills, Oils,
Medicines, Varnishes, &
Paints, Chemcals,
OF ALL KINDS.
Physicians, Country Merchants, PaintirS, Ful
lers, Ih/crs, Colourcrs, Gilders and all others who
use the abort articles, ran be supplied on the most
liberal terms, and all orders promptly attended to.
The following will be sold by the Barrel, half
Barrel, or as may suit purchasers:
Spirits Turpentine, Cam Wood,
“ Wine, or alcohol, Red Wood,
Castor Oil, Brazil Wood,
Flaxseed do. Alum,
Sperm, do. Salts,
Sweet do. Gum Shellac,
Good Whiskey, 1 Copal,
Chalk, ' Juniper berries,
Venitian Red, Rosin,
Brimstone, Spanish Whiting.
Pearl ash,
ALSO—40 Kegs WHITE LEAD, fresh ground
from Arery’s Works, Pittsburgh.
It is deemed unnecessary to to enter into a
minute detail of all the articles on hand—we in
vite those who need such articles, to call and ex
amine for themselves.
M. L. TODD has also for sale, in the front part
of the store, and distinct from the Drugs &. Med
icines, the following
GROCERIES, &c,
Y. If. Tea, Gin,
Gunpowder do. Whiskey,
Imperial do. Cordials,
CofFee, Raisins,
N. O. Sugar, Fish,
Lo if “ Tobacco,
Brandy, Cigars and
Rum. Snuff.
Wine,
—ALSO—
A good assortment of CASTINGS at the
Foundry Prices.
EXPECTED SHORTLY,
AN assortment ofCl'TLERY, NAILS, GLASS,
CORDAGE, FLOUR, SHAD, and a tjuanuy of
WHISKEY.
Wheeling, September 3, 182S.
1TE7T STOSSj
NO. 1, CHEAP SIDE—NEXT DOOR TO
KNOX 4- M’KELTS COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE.
ZANE & PENTONEY,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that tiiey
are just opening a NEW AND SPLENDID AS
SORTMENT OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
Bought rerentlyf’or CASH in the fhilade'phia
and New York markets, which they will sell on
the most reasonable terms. Their assortment
consists of every variety of staple and fancy Brit
ish, French, India and American
wx
Extra Blue, Blk. Clret, Steel mixt, and Citron
Olive Cloths;
Common do. do.
Superfine Cassimeros, most fashionable colors,
Super and common Cassinets;
Black, and Blue-blk. 8ilk Velvet for Vesting, a
beautiful article;
Silk, Florentine. Valentia, Marseiles &Toilinett;
Super Chintz, & other Calicoes, a great variety;
Buff and second mourning Ginghams, for winter;
Mull and Swiss Muslins, plain and figured;
Jaconet, Leno and Book, do.;
Cambric Muslins;Swiss Capes; Long Lawn,and
Linen Cambric Ildkfs.;
Thread, Bobbinet and Cotton Laces; Bobbinet
Points, very rich;
Plain Bobbmet, Cashmere and other Hdkfs.;
Scarfs and Shawls suitable for the approaching
season;
Linen Cambric, Silk, Cotton .V Worsted Hosiery;
6-4, 7-4, 8-4 and 10-4 Damask Table Linen;
G-4, '7-4 and 8-4 Cotton Diaper; Bleach’d cotton
Table cloths;
Green Cassimere Table coverj, splendid Hearth
Rugs;
Irish Linen; Canvass; 3-4, 7-8, and 5*4 Irish
Sheetings;
Blue. Pmk, white and green Florences; Sattins;
Lutestrings;
Gros de Naples Silks; Crape Rohes, very cheap;
Coulored and Blk. Canton crapes; Ribbands, suit
able for the winter;
An extensive and general assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
3-4. 7-8, 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 Bleach’d and Brown
Sheetings and Shirtings;
3-4, 7-8* and 4-4 Bed tickings, unusually low;
Point and Rose Blankets;
Gimp, I .eghorn and Straw Bonnets; Silk and cot
ton Umbrellas;
Plain and figured Bombazettes. black and colored;
Green, Blue, and Crimson Moreen;
6 Ci«cs tine Hats, very low; Boots and Shoes,
remarkably cheap;
Spun Cotton, every number from 5 upwards, at
the factory prices.
A LARGE ASSORT}!EXT OF
Hardware. Queensware,
and Groceries.
A Fine Assortment of English and American
I Blister Steel, Crowlv, Cast and Siiear do. Juni
! atta Iron, Nails, and Castings; \V indow Glass of
every size at the Glass Works prices. Persons
wishing to get £Ood bargains are requested to
I call and examine their stock and judge for then#
i selves.
Wheeling, Nov. 5, 1828—14.
WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS
LOOK HERE!!
/~nHF SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to infirm
j t the friends of American Manufactures, that
they have formed a partnership, for the purpose
of making woollen machinery. Tliey will make
! carding, spinning, shearing, gig or napping ma
chine?, looms, Ac. on the most improved plans,
and a-* cheap as they can be had in the Western
country. They will also build Steam Engines.
I for land purposes. Their shop at present is in
the Woollen Factor}- of L. A P. PRESCOTT,
Wheeling.
5J-'AU orders addressed to. KNOX A M’KEE,
Commission Merchants in this place, or to the
• Subscribers, will be punctually and thankfully at
tended to.
\ JONATHAN PEARSON.
PARKS WALKER.
#*#The Editors of the “Coshocton Spy," and
‘•Washington Examiner," will please insert the
above three months, and forward their accounts
to this office for payment.
! Jan. 21,18*28.—&i3m.
, _____________________
rJOBKS—500 gross Velvet Corks, for sale bv
TO COPPER-SMITHS.
JIST RECEIVED from BALTIMORE,
BRAZIERS COPPER,
In Sheets, Flats, aw/ Raised Bottoms,
Assorted sizes.—ALSO—
SIIEA THING COPPER,
Including 4 general assortment of
G-F.CC53r.I2SS.
For sale loic by
K M. M ELHISEY Sr
Wheeling, Dec. 2-1, '2S.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle-Tree Manufactory.
Tri F.SPECTFULLY informs the Western 8ad
ii^dlers and Merchants, that he has on hand
and intends to keep constantly, a general assort
ment of most fashionable
SADDLE-TREES,
Of as good a quality as any manufactured West
of the Mountains; those wishing to purchase
arc requested to call and examine Iris work.
fie feels particularly grateful to his friends for
their liberal patronage hitherto, and hopes to
merit a continuance of the same, by giving them
good work at a low price.
All orders addressed to Forsyth & Dobbin, or
to Daniel Murry, thankfully received and punctu
ally attended to.
Wheeling, Dec. 17,182?.
~/STOW JHOL SSALE RETAIL.
CHAIR FACTORT.
——
Vi'Jl. CVjN.WNtillAM,
TfcniULtto ms gratciui
ackowledgements to his
friends for past favors, and
respectfully informs them
and the public that he has
re-cotnmmeuced business
in bis new brick budding,
unc door south of Jones &
Ritchie, where he will fur
nish all articles in his line,
executed in a fashionable
style and of tho best workmaiismp, on me mosi
accommodating terms. He will have constantly
on hand,
Windsor ami Fancy ( hairs,
(With Grecian Cane, and Kush Seats.)
ROCKING & WHITING, no.
SETTEES, &c.
71 Orders from a distance promptly at
tended to.
I w SIGN Sf ORNAMENTAL
[ PAINTING, executed in the best style,
as here* if ore.
7H O APPRENTICES WANTED.
Wheeling. Dec. 2A, 1828.
TO RENT,””
the brick warehouse &
Store room, in Bridgeport, Ohio, late
in the occupancy of Eoenezcr Zane.
__ It iB situated immediately at the head
of the lauding, and commencement of tho U. S.
Turnpike; and is the bust storage and Mercantile
situation in the place.
Possession given at any time.
DANIEL ZANE.
Feb. 25, 1829.—60 tf.
Dr. Hush's
i\ NTI-DISPEPTIC, or SOIR STOMACH
PILLS—an infaUiblo Cure far indi^tslvin.—
These Pills have been highly approved of by those
who have used them for the above named disease,
and arc prescribed by several physicians ot emi
nence in this and other cities. As a proof ot tlicir
pre-eminence over other reniidics, the proprietor
inserts the following copy of a letter, dated
BALTIMORE CITY, bth June, 1*28.
Dear Sir: I feel it my duty to acknowledge
the great benefit 1 have derived from the use of
l)r. Rush’s Anti- Dyspeptic Pills. 1 have suffer
ed under that disease, in most of its forms, for up
wards of four year*—have travelled much and had
the advice of sev eral phy siciens, none of vvluch
were of much service tome, and I had lost almost
ev ery hope of ever being restored to health. I hail
lo-<t upwards of forty pounds of flesh, and had be
: come so weak, (particularly in my legs) that I
found the least exercise excessively fatiguing. 1
hail made use also of all the popular remedies
without benefit, and having accidentally heard of
your Pills, 1 determined to give them a trial, anti
cipating from the use of them no better result than
had attended the use of all the other remedies I
had taken—hut in this I w as happily disappoint
ed. In a few days l found my appetite much
improved, ray food rested easy on my stomach,
nay sleep restored, and in the course of a few
weeks I felt myself a li-cv creature. It i- now
nearly four months since, and I have no return of
the disease. Some of my neighbors who 1 re
commended the Pills to, have used them with
like good effect. Considering your Pills therefore
an invaluable medicine, I cannot w ithhold my fee
ble testimony in their favor.
1 Hin, sir, your obliged ar.d humble servant,
(Signed)
J. R. HARRIS.
By indigestion, is meant loss of appetite « great
weakness, particularly of the legs and wasting of
the whole system, Heartburn, or an uneasy sen
nation of the heat about the pit of the stomach,
which is sometimes attended with uaiinca or sick
ness of the stomach and vomiting, belching up of
water which is generally sour, paleness of the
countenance, costivencss, languor, giddiness, low
ness of spirits, disturbed sleep, palpitation of the
heart, flatulency, A:c.
These symptoms vary in different persons some
experiencing inoro of them, and someless, each
in the order and degree of his own particular
case. 1 hose Pills act as a powerful tonic, neu*
rahze the arid upon the stomach, gives strength !
to the debilitated organs of digestion, restore the
appetite, remove nausea at the stomach, and ulti
mately recover the health of the patient. They do
not contam mercury in any form, nor do they sick
en the =fomach as most purgative medicines do,
tiur perform the office of a sate and mild purgative,
an 1 a£e not surpassed by any medicine. They are
'ru •* f,artlcularl v calculated for family use.
I 1 he inventer of these Pills was one of the most
i ^rmnent practitioners of medicine in the United :
j and used them successfully in his practice i
tor many years. They are not got up as a nos
trum to delude the erenulom.^.bu are recommended
[ on the basis of truth and experience. In order j
j that may become eyennvelv useful and witliin the
reach of all, they are offered at tlie low price of oh
cents per box, by
WILLIAM BUTLER. Druggi-t,
221 Baltimore street, and
J. CRUMlfACKER, A^ent,
- un. s. . Wheeling Va.
30bL 1 . cowl?.
MACKEREL & PEPPUn
2J l £r«!‘ Marker,!. *
5 illlf !?• > ** « «d 3
41 iinga Pepper.
Just received and lor sale by
W. McELlilNEY Jr. & r„
ywoimg, Dec, in, i?-.n. jim.*,,*,;
hemovajc.
y»NOXA McKEE have removed to o
iiaNiw 'V' arc lion sc, Corner of Monro, '
Water »treets(one door south of DenmatoruT*
ern) where they w tli be luppy to rec<m, u\ v'
its and orders of their friend,,
feb 14 ’29
' pOWDnn LEAP & BHOT-A T
4A supply of Beatty's Sup. Rifle Powder ’
do. Trotter’s do do.
Pig and bar Lead; Shot of all *ize*; fur <at0 v
march 4, '29. KNOX A. MrKpp '
uisFll?I0SFDoT8lR8CO AfJI
UluiiAg —A ciNta j
supply of “Myers’ ” bent Tobacco in box.* b,rt
SpanishCigars, 1-4, 1-2 and whole box,-,: fur,
by KNOX A McKKi
^PERM. OIL Sc CANDLES^
aska winter strained Sperm. Oil; jft
Boxes Sperm. Caudles; ju*t received and for*,
by KNOX & McKtf
march 4, '29.
/nANNERS’ OIL ^ Bbi, ^
Oil: for sale by KNOX A MeKIX,
march 4, ’29.
/n \MANKINDS, ZANTECl RKAXtTanb
J l PRUNES—Forsalehv
march 4, '29._KfriOX A M, Rrr
VcAINK APPLE CHEESE—A new article u,
jjk this market—2 dozen Pine Apple Oho*
of tine taste and flavor, just receivi d and for u), ^
march 4, ’29. KNOX A McKEE.
mUGAH & MOLASSES—i ;31,
55) N u. Sug ir in 1 Bid*. or Bbl . I • ,
Nos. 1,2, and 3; Lump do. Nos. 1,2, and 1 .N 0
Molasses: Constantly for sale at lo-.v*,t m».i«
rates, by KNOX A MiKEE.
march 4. ’29.
Jamaica spirits a new
i) ENGLAND RUM —i i is
proof Jamaica Spirits; 1 lihd. superior N.l, Hum
—For sale by KNO.X A MiKLE.
March 4, *'29.
\\tf \C11INF CARDS,COMB I’l.ATI.**
,\*c.—A constant supply of Machine far t?,
from the Manufactory of J. A J. A. Smith A Cc
Lioccster.
200 feet best steel Comb Piste;
50 do do Card cleaners;
10 doz. Fullers Jacks;
50,000 do Tenter Hook,.
Foi sale by KNOX A Mi Kf.F
march 4, ’29.
ffMOPPER —4^1 sheets Brazier's Loptwr;
:HM) sheets Sheathing Copper; 210 Kn-rd
and Flat Bottoms; Bar Copper; Speller Holder
Just received and for sale, at Baltimore price* ind
carriage, by KNOX A McKEE.
march 4, ’29.
Yt//IN£S—*2 Pipes Old Madeira Wag
2 Uhls. L. Particular Tcm nffe Jo
2 Bhls. fine Malaga Wine; 1 Pipe Catalonia Jo
1 Pipe pure Old Port Wine; for sale bv
March 4. ’29. KNOX A McKEF,
(ttOLE LEATHER, SKIRTING and CUT
55) SKIN*, for ralo by
march 4, ’29. KNOX A McKEF.
NtA/HITE’S BALT GIN I I
best Bali, (jin; 1 1‘ipo Bell’s b"' Ih>
meelicGtn; for sale by KNO.X A McKEL
March 4. '29.__
A NVILS VIOES A BELLOWS
Ju-For sale, by
much 4, ’29. KNOX 4 McKEL
/-TEEL-Engilih Blister, American do
5>) Crowley, hhear, German and Ua,t Htei I, of
best quality; for sale by KNOX A McKEE.
march 4, '29.
rjUrTALO ROBBS ft WUSKIlAlV
i£> 200 PRIME BUFFALO ROBE*
10 000 I ’rime MUSKRAT.
Just receved and for sale by
Jan. 26, 1m29. KNOX A M- KF.C
f»UOCOLATh—‘WaiteV beat Ooc Vf,
^ No. 1 and 2, in half Hon *. For sale by
march 4,’29. KNOX A McKEE.
7ft OGNIAC BRANDY-S^
^ ported; for sale by KNO.X A McKEL
March 4, ’29._ _
(jO OFFEE & TEAS—A l.ir*»atocli >f
CotFee, of various uualitie*, in bag* or W"
reb»; y. II. and Gunpowner Tea*, lateit imp t*1*
lions, in chests, half chesia and catty boaa*."•
sale by KNOX A McKEE.
march 4, '29. __
1 ~ " .. . . j j» .i
/V LJMIHVLKJ, Ml.m.na, <T • „
Almonds, Filberts, Palm Nuts and r***
Nuts; just received and fur sale by
march 4, '29. KNOX A Went
/r\ UEENBWAHB -In Crates, ve*J
1j assorted for country stone; ior*"*"
march 4, ’29. KNOX A
W » ARIN£ INSURANCE-^ Agency
Y. Traders’ Insurance Company) * A' ^
Produce shipped per keel, fiat nr steam ®°®^T
any port in tlie western countrv. insured a®
advantageous terms, by KNOX A He
march 4, '29.
fi\LD WHISKEY-1
^ Prune Ky. W luskey, nine J«»t‘
10 Bbls. do.. Hire* «,J*
26 Bbls. do. two J’•
50 Bbls. do. r>r»e .,'v:rTt
For sale bv KNOX A M* W
miroh 4, ’29. —
XTOINDSOR A FANCY BOAPS-Wj^
V/ Windsor nn<J Fancy Heap, fr*®
to very superior quality*, at fromoo*!w
perboi; just received <:»d for sale ^^^yE
march A ’29. K NOX A W- ^
~ -- ~ ;7l
(»a Nurrs--Wajltrad s *.i*n ‘
Rappee, Ma» uha. 1. tipeeand . 1 * ,r#
Miuff, in boxes, bladders and ke^s; Ju‘l h- l r
uJLttkby KJWX ****'”
march Id ’29 _ ■
ratvYE 8TUFFH-A constant su^J °* *
kinds, for sale by w rrf
march 4, ’29. g.\0\
THE STATEsM-l* '
15 RVBLI1HXD EVEST VTID»WWI UoKfl*6
JAMES GREEJU
Bulletin Tyson’t and M'Lmrt’t Starts, N**#*
TERMS: Two doll on if pmd *
Two dollar# and fifty r*f,ts it not ^
month*—Or throe Jollar* if not fwi
No 5ub*cr»tion Jincontinuul n"*^f
are paid, except at tbo duereVoD o ^ ^
Qjr'Adv«rti*einentx uwerted *t to« **>
ClWIMR LEITEBJ* UMMUBlU*, C**^an:
krs, asv exhcr rwglfp UUWU1*,
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