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V/>. Fillcbraicn.—This geuUema^
uCe* a member of Congress from Maine, j
-s lately dismissed from a subordinate
V he twd l°ni» m one °** lbu l>e
• r'uients at Washington, without the irn*
Mi llion of a fault on the part of the dis
power. Oil the case of Mr. Fit
Lbrowu. the Intelligencer observed; “that
oven in Turkey, when the Grand Vizier
JS wrangled, (their mode of changing an
tdmiiitstrution the subordinates arc suf- -
jired to escape; and in the bloodiest sac*
j-jfiecs to successful rivalry, the mute at
(,ust are spared." In reply to this the
'jY.it-rapli makes a serious charge against 1
Mr. Fillebrown—one, a hint of which
Bcu r before reached tlie public-one which j
*e believe to be wholly unfounded. W c
are glad to sec that Mr. Fillebrown has
determined to call for a judical investiga
tion of the charge, which is as lullows.
From the Ttkgraph.
l>o the editors of the Intelligencer be
jfjLvc that their cant can be imjiosed upon
th,. people of die United States tor patr.ot
That print, this morning, mourns
over the case of Mr. Fillebrown, one of
the clerks removed by the Secretary of tbc
of the Navy, and rumour says, that Mr.1
Adams, in commiseration of his misfortune, j
has loaned him, or granted him $500 to ]
be Tin the world w ith!! We have not con
cent ♦! it necessary to lay before the public
all the causes which called for the remov al
of those individuals who have been con
sidered unworthy of public confidence, j
Our forbearance has been most grossly j
abused. Take tho cau-e ot Mr. Plitllc
brown as an instance. It is a tact, that on
the 3d day of March, he permitted his
name to be used tor the purpose ot drawing
improperly, from the treasury a large sum
of money, [nmt thousand dollars ict bchece]
given to one of the agents of the coalition,
under circumstances, which leave no doubt
that it was the wages of corruption.
In reply to this serious accusation, Mr.
Fillebrown published the following note in
the Nutional Intelligencer of the 23d.
TO THE EDITORS.
Washington, 22d .1Jay, 1829.
Gentlemen:—Presuming that the foun
tain of justice in this country has not been
polluted or impaired by the recent outrages
odered to the freedom of opmiou enjoyed
by ail citizens under previous administra
tions of this government, & that the laws
of the country are yet sufficient to protect
innocent character nguiuat the slanders of
political enemies, I have deemed it proper .
to appeal to that source for redress against
the attack on my character which has em-!
anuted from a print of this city, since my j
dismissal from office; and I beg you to ,
publish this uote, to explain to my friends
here and elsewhere, why I have not resort
ed to the use of tlie press to repel the impu
Unions to which I refer.
Very respectfully
Your ob’t serv’t,
Til. FILLEBROWN.
Case of Stephenson—Mr. Wilson, the
gentleman who was dispatched to this
country w ith the necessary documents for
the arrest ot Rowland Stephenson has re
ceived orders from the Commissioners ol
Bankruptcy in London not to persue the
fugitive any further; they being convinced
that he has no property with him. The
£1000 reward has been recalled and all
proceedings against him arrested, except
Chose af the instance of the Ex*Sehrilf Par
kins. Wo understand that previous to
•Hr. W.’s return to England, it is his in
tention to visit the most interesting portions
of the Union.—Jour, of Commerce.
We have heard of a saying of honest
iieorge Kremer w hich has some fairness in
it. lie retired from W ashington in high
dudgeon at the sight of the throngs ot ap
plicants, who were hanging on iho skirts
of the officers now in power: Mams and
Clay were corrupt said he, but theirs was
child's play compared to what is going on
tn Washington now! — Carlisle Herald
©
Six Sundays in February—A corres
pendent of the New-York American men
tions ms having made thirty days in the
month of Fcbuary, six of which were
Sundays, by crossing the meridian oppo
site to that ot Greenwich. It was in lsfci 4,
which being leap year, and February be
gmuig and ending on a Sunday made five
Sundays in a month. At tho end of one
ot' those Sundays the l^Oth degree of longi
tude was crossed, and as usual tho prece
ding day was repeated to reconcile time;
thus making thirty days and six Sundays
m February.
The Richmond Enqirer is of opinion
that there is no just ground to suspect
that John Campbell, Fsq. will not be found
t'anpetent, to discharge the duties ot
Treasurer of tlie United States. “The
duties of that office,” says the Enquirer,
‘are so simple as to require little experience
to understand them”—and after a little ex- j
penence Mr. Campbell will be able to dis
charge them.—“ Cali )ou this backing1
of jour Friends!!.1”
It appears to be understood iu England
fut in consequence of the passage of the
Catholic bill, the great Whig Lords, the
loading aristocrats and landholders, iu
tepd to set an example of residenco on
®eir Irish estates, and by such means,
to apply themselves to the cure of the ev
hs uflreland—the absense of the nobility
a 1 gentry, the proprietors of the Irish
80‘b lleli’s [London] Messenger thinks
th' Duke of Devonshire, the Marquis
0! Lansdown, Earl Fitzwilliam, and oth
er«, will now have an opportunity afford
ed them of showing their patriotism and
wincing that their votes and their co° ’uet
arc m harmony with each ether.
A correspondent of the Democratic
Press states that Dr. Sutherland, M. C\,
from Philadelphia, waited on president
Jackson and found him alone. Sutherland
talked fluently, and delivered his opinion
ou the policy proper to be pursued. When
he had dune, the president took from his
pocket a paper, and gave it to the M. C.
It was a part of a speech delivered by him
iu the Pennsylvania Legislature, and one
of the first sentences of it, was, gen. Jack
*on is a mukdfrkr. The M* C. immedi
ately executed a retreat.
[•Mass. Journal.
Major Cole’s horse, at Saco, Maine,
seems determined to live in story with Bu
cephalus and Spry, Major Johnson’s mare.
1 wo or three months since, he swam 5 or
0 miles ic the river, and soon ufler, sound
wuid and limb, appeared to Ins owner who
thougt he was dead. Last week, says the j
Saco Palladium he dashed through an j
entry oi a house in the upper part of the
town into u bedroom and was lound spraw
ling upon the floor, lie put an old lady
who was standing in the room, in great
bodily four, and almost deprived her of
breath bouncing the door against her.
O O
Virginia Congressional Elections.
FINAL RESULT.
In last Congress. A'otv Elected!
Mark Alexander Same re-elected.
Robert Allen, dc.
YV illiam S. Archer do.
W ilham Armstrong do.
Jolui S. Barbour do.
Philip P. Barbour do.
Burwell Bassett Richard Coke, j
Nath. H. Claiborne do.
Thomas Davenport do.
John Floyd Robert B. Craig.
Isaac Lcffier Philip Doddridge.
Lewis Maxwell do.
Charles F. Mercer do.
William McCoy do.
Thomas Newton do.
John Randolph J. P. Bouldtn
Win. C. Rives do.
John Roane do.
Alexander Smyth do.
Andrew Stevenson do.
John Taliaferro do.
James Trezvant do.
The Washington Telegraph has contra
dicted the report that President Jackson
contemplated visiting the New England
States the approaching summer, should
the public business admit ot lus making
the journey. Having originated the report,
we shall oniv say, that our information was
deprived from a highly respectable gentle
man who enjoys the esteem of the Presi
dent, and who informed us that he received
the intimation from his own lips.
Bos. Centinel
Dull (irecn knows better than the Pres
ident what he w ill do:—when the President
says he will, and Duff (irecn says he will
not, visit New Fngland, the odds arc
greatly m favour ol the negative.
Dan. Press.
House of Lords— The whole mumber
of British Peers is 395. Of this number
329 voted on the motion to pass the Catho
lie relief bill to a second reading.—In the
affirmative 217, in the negative 113. O'
the tid who did not vote, 23 had no right
to vote, being Catolics, lunatics, or min
ors. Of the 217 w ho voted for the bill 157
had previously voted in favour of the Cath
olic claims, 55 had voted against them, &
11 were new Peers or had not before voted
I on the question. Of the 112 who voted
| against the claims, all except two had be
fore voted on the same side of the question.
Yesterday, a Te Deurn was sung in the j
Catholic Cathedral of this city, St. Ma-j
rv s, thanksgiving for the emancipation i
! of the Catholics ot Great Britain. Next
1 Sunday, we learn that a commemoration ;
of the same great event will take place in
the church of St. Augustine.—Nat. Gaz.
—
HICKORY TURNED CANE.
From the Easton Argus, May 15. |
On Thursday last, a splendid Hikcoryj
Pole which stood before the Globe Inn, ini
this borougli, w as taken down by the hick- J
ory Club Society—the cause, in honour ot |
| of which it was raised, having triumphed.
After it was lowered, the procession pro
ceeded with it to Mount Jugernaut, accom-1
panied by martial music, whereupon a j
gun was fired from a field piece. It I
is to be turned into canes by our zealous |
1 fellow citizen, F. Jackson, Esq. who w ill |
■ no doubt be happy to accommodate every J
[good Hickory man with one. The hand
somest stick will be finished and mounted J
tor the President elect. [NN ho is he?5 ]
.More /)■ hnitions not found in the Die
tio.iary. •
Curled—A dog led by a rope.
Ductable—To put a table under water.
Rreaktast—payment in baste.
Foot C'uarek-tl |)air ot w ater proof
boots.
Foul Faced— Having a face like a
foul.
Horse Radish,—A radish that is cold
in the throat.
“The coalition appears to be in great
terror at the idea ot General Jackson s
running again for the presidency. ^ They
have reason in their madness.”—JYoah.
[The new^office holders appear in great
terror at the idea of General Jacksou’s
being dropped attcr his present term.—
They have reason for their fears, j
.Yat. Int.
Died in this place on Monday last Major
Zusuoia Srai ‘Z, » 79th >'e:ir ct **c'
.M—l IIKIWM »| mm mil ililw _i_ nWH I nH■’TT I T itT
PORT OF WHEELING.
^ARRIVED.
May 28. Baltimore, from Pittsburgh,
tlen. Marion, Louisville.
Bolivar, do.
29. Native, Pittsburgh.
Mouonghela, do.
30. Potomac, Louisville.
Clinton, do.
Pennsylvania, do.
Starr, ‘ do.
Citizen, do.
Waverly, Pittsburgh.
Huntsman, do.
31. M‘>nticellof do.
June 1. 1 hocous, T.ouisville.
Shamrock, do.
2. Reindeer, do.
Aurora, do. i
Robert Fulton, do.
CLEARED.
May 28. Baltimore, for Louisville.
29. Native, do.
30. (ien. Marion, do.
Potomac Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania, do.
Starr, do.
Citizen, do.
Waver!y, Louisville.
31. (ilinton, do.
Huntsman, do.
Monongahtda, do.
June 1. Mouticello, Louisville.
2. Reindeer, Pittsburgh.
Aurora, Steubenville.
Phtebus, Louisville.
Shamrock, do.
Arrivids—from below 12
from above l*
Departures—downwards Id <
upwards 0
Totals arrivals 16— Departures lb
liiTicT
■ \ I.L Pn »ons indebted to the firm of M Aid IN
siUv-md WATTK.MT.LD will please coma for
ward utiil settle their accounts without delay.
Wheeling, June 3, IS'JD— n75.
A STUMPER^ OR A RACE.
To the etc tiers of the Horses, “ OSCAR, >
ami “PIRATE”
Gimums.\;
> have repeatedly offered to run
my Full Blooded II >r<p, SURPRISE, against
either OSCAR <>r PIRATE, f miles and re
repeat for $1000; and, as l am informed, that
1 have been as often so tar mistaken by you, as to
have beet, considered mtrely in jest—for the pur
no.-e therefore, of doing away any such impression,
I adopt this method of informing you that I am
ready, and will, at any time that nnv suit your
selves. or either of you. deposit the sum of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS in the North W estern
Bank of Virginia, against an equal sum, to he run
for by Surprise, against cither Oscar or Pirate, 4
miles and repeat, at any time within the month of
November next. I • FOGLE.
Wheeling, Juno 3, 1S2P.
[I ; The owner of -OSCAR informed, that,
so far from accepting his (0 as a bounty, to in
duce me to run Surprise against his Ifnrse, that all
I will require of him is, that ho add 700 more to
that 8imi to complcto the .Stake—"not if he will,
but *fi>< daro.”
TOBACCoT
\ FEW KEG&' SUPERIOR TOBACCO for
JL— sale by
JOIIXF. CLARKE Sf Co.
June 3 1 P29.
TO TURNPIKERS.
I BE tAL wages tvdl be given to 30 good
ll hands to work on tho 1’. S. Turnpike, be
tween Josias Thompson's (Triadelphia, Va.) nnd
West - Alexandria, i*a. Imnicdiato application
must be made to
JOHN IRONS,
West-Alcxandria, 16 miles from Wheeling.
May 2S, lrJ9.
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
BY
JOHN 1. CHAPLXNE,
A few doors South of the Statesman Ojjicc, Main
Strut, Wheeling.
Alcohol Mustard seed White
Arnotto do. do- Black
Ammonia Red Precipitate
Alum White do.
Antimony Ginger Ptrfv.
Acid Muriatic Gum Opium
“ Nitrous do. Myrrh
“ Nitric do Guiacmn
“ Tartaric dd. Tragacanth
“ Benzoic llicra Picra
Bark Peruvian I|*ccacuanha
M Canella Jalap
“ Lima Manna Flake
“ Mercian do. Sorts
Balsam Copaiva Gal. Magnesia
“ Tolue do Lump
Cidomel Oil Croton
Cantharides do. Almonds
Cinnamon d«. Aniseed
Crpam Tartar do. Amber
Corrosive suh do. (.loves
Caustic Luuai do. 1‘eunyrol
“ CormuKo i do. Peppcrmtut
Dmgons Blood do. Sarscfrass
Digitalis do. Vitriol
Pomgranit Peel do. Spike
Orange Peel do. Cinnamon
Quicksilver do. Lemon
Quassia Wool do. Olive
S«>rp. Vtrgmii do. Seneca
Red Scncca Pink Root
LitjUorice Bail Sal. Amouiac refined
Root Colombo do. Rochelle
“ Valerian do. Nitre
“ Rheubarb do. Epsun
Jalloji do. Glauber
Gentian do Tartar
Hyosciaraus do. Ammemac
Cicuta Spts.Nitr. dulc.s
Colosynth Seneca opt.
Cinconia Sugar I.cad
Sulphuric Father <Sago. InJ.
•* N;triou» Cobalt
Emery coarse Sup. curb. Soda
“ ' fine Tartar Emetic
Flos. Sulphur Turmeric
Rol. Brimstone Whitk Vitriol
Flos. Bcuzoic Blue do.
Bismuth Venice Turpentine
Chaminoim’o “ ( ochmeal
Galls. Allepo Paint Brushes
Gum Arabic Tooth Drawers
“ Scam. Alep- do. Forceps
m Aloo? Coriander 6’ted
“ Elastic Aom do.
“ Aiuiiiob Feiine! do.
u f^opal Arsenic White
a Dragon Barbadoes Tar
‘* Gamboge, Rol. Armenia
« Kino ~ Ruins Knives
“ Mastich Teeth Rrusheo
Wheeling,
-gi—=T"
BARRELS prime MACKEREL just
received and tor sale by,
JOHN F. CLARKE St Co.
June 3 1629._
Burson's improved lable Salt.
jrnilE Subscribers, sole Agents for the Mano
facturcr, are prepared to supply Grocers & ,
other dealers with the above superior article, in
-mall boxes, by the Case (containing from 2 to 4
dozen small botes) or single dozen, at the Manu
facturers’ prices.
Juno 3. lfj»29._ _____>
\MtACHI2ME CAKES.—a further
AM of&ni Cards 4 24 and 5 X ’24
and of FILLET CARDS, this day recei.ed from
the manufactory of Messrs. J. A. J. A Smith &
Co. of Leicester.
June 3, 1*29. KNOX & M’REL.
SALT.
2000 Barrels No. 1. Inspected Kanawa Salt
lately received and t«»r sale by
Juno 3, 1 22< 1. KXOX&M'KKE.
Ojt A constant supply of Salt will be kept during
the season, for side at tin* binst tnirkvt r.ifis.
Wool.
!\ consequence of the great
fall in ilia price of w ool to the East
I ward, wo are compelled to reduce
the prices from our former advort
< isment.
v;y. win. :>o'.v give:
I’or prime washed - 43 Cents.
W “ • • 37
3 * - 31
4
f> 41 ■ 25
l) ,£ Common 22
Payable in Merchandise on delivery, or Cash at 0
JONES 2L RITCHIE.
Whirling, June 3. 1629.___
CABINET MAKING.
'•JLREMIAII CLEM MENS, continues
^ to carry on the above bu-mess two doors
souh of the North Western Bank of Va. when-,
he constantly keeps on hand u good assortment ot
FlRMTl’feE.
1 Quantity of High Fan
cy Post Beadsteads,
| Of dfferent patterns.
; Bmeaus, Side boards, Sofas
and Tables.
Togt\har with a variety of other articles.—
Porsonswishiiig to fumisli themselves with any
of the ubwe articles, or with any article in then
line of bus ness, are requested to give them a call
as they p^s along; whore for cash, or approved
country pryduce, good bargains any be had.
June 3, 1829.
I/WAST STEEL, &C.--1 Ca«e “N «ylor and
SandeiyouV’ Warranted Cast Steel, from
!> t3 to 2 inch bars. English ami Amor. Blister.
Crowlv, and German Steel; ju<t received and tor
sale by . KNOX u M a EE.
May 7.
tar wa^thuj^
/*\ NE or two Journeymen painter. They
must he good workmen, an d of steady lub
its. To such, '(and none vlliers need apply,) good
wages and constant employment will he given.
). W. WILLIAMS.
Wheeling May 20, 1829.
winesT7"
1 Pipe L. P. Madeira Wine,
1 do. Teneritlj do.
1 do. Lisbon, do.
1 do. Malaga, do.
Just received and for sale, by
CIIAPLINE 4- OTARRALL.
May 20, 1829.
1 Pipe of Cngniac Brand,
1 do. Jamaica Spirits,
1 do. Holland Gin, of the best quality.
J do. New England Kum,
| 20 Rbla. of Whisker,
Just received and tor sale, bv
CIIAPLINE 4- OTARRALL.
May 20. 1829._
TO KENT.
Store Room next door to the Court
\ House, Main street, at present occupied by
J. Fisher & Son. Possession given on the i».
July next.
07* WANTED^)
A Bov about 15 years of ag‘!, as an npprentie
to the Bookbinding business; enquire of
J. ns HER 4 SOX
PORTRAIT PAINTING
m. 6. ROGERS.
OFFERS his services to the eati/.
Wheeling as a portrait painter. :i
taken a room at the City Hotel
for a Bhort time where specimens of L f
inav be seen.
May 20, 1829.
JUSTRECErD via X. OREE.EVS,
6 CRATV QUEEIJSWARE,
ALSO
! Armttage real Mouae*
hole Am ils;
Bright Vices:
Superior Com Hoes;
Rowland’s Garden
Spades;
Pugh's Augurs;
I’a^te Blacking;
St'clvards; Mullm Hits'
D. Bottom Stumps, <fcc
Al.St»
Iron Wire fr. No. G to Cl
Shf^r. Cast, Cr^v'. v,
lloopell and be?: Uor
man Steel;
>v inch we will sell at low er prices thin hereto
fore.
| .May 1C. R • I.A.NEdiCo.
N2WL7 IKVJJTrTIW ART OP
Sponge Painting on Vclrct)
ACQUIRED IX TENT LE8SOXS::
MRS. RUSSEL,
| TROM Europe,(Lite from Pittsburgh )acoaints the
j Public that sne u now in W heeling, atyl is read)
I to instmet a class of young ladies or dhiMren ir.
i the above art. in ten lessons, and find all materials.
| for 1'ice Dollars; during that Cutlrse her Pupils
1 will perforin three pieces:
One of Flowers,
One of Fruit,
One of Figures, or Landscape painting,
All of which will be the property of the Pupils.
She will also instruct them in the method of mak
ing the patterns.
Mrs. II. stops at Mr. Joseph Morrison’s, W t
er street, wliere specimens of the pwmtit:? are.—
Mrs. ft . intends to rctaum m Wheehng tru: a short
tin* - * A v ?s
Xtn 28, i*®.
■
mnMMunmrsmBMiHMMa1
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
DOVER & BUFFINGTON,
Yf) espect fully inform the citizens of Wheeling
and its vicinity, that they have commenced
the above business in the town of Wheeling, three
doors South of the North Western Hank of Vir
ginia, and nearly opposite the Host Office, and are
now ready to execute any work entrusted to them.
They have just received from Philadelphia the
Spring tj* Summer Fashions
For all kinds of Gentlemen’s Clothing, for the
present arid approuchiug seasons; and pledge
themselves to execute all orders in the line of their
profession, with fidelity, neatness and despatch.
May Hi, 1S29—»71 li'.
St xfOOB SCREWS -Merchants tan
\y/ he supplied with ’‘Philips’ ” superior A
inerican Wood Screws, of all sizes and Nos. at
Manufuttuer's prices, by KNOX *fc McKEE.
H. S. This article is decidedly superior in strength
and finish to the imported. march 4, '29.
WM. HOYT’S
PATENT COHN SHELLING MACHINE,
FOR S.VLE, RY
A. 311AJRE,
ARK ANTED to shell 400 bushels of Com
\yy terry ticrlrc hours; price moderate.
Farmers and others are particularly invited to call
and examine for themselves. Also for sale, the
patent right for Tyler, Preston, Harrison, Monon
galia aiul Brooke counties, to vend the same.
Wheeling, May 13, ls29.
CERTIFICATES.
We, the undersigned, citizens of Madison, Indi
ana, and Gallatin Co. Ky. do hereby certify, that
we were called on to w itness the patent Com
Shelling Machine of Mr. Hoyt m operation, at the
Gallatin Steam Mill, and that said Machine shelled
out m a few seconds less than thru minutes, six
bushels new corn. We further certify, that the
proprietors of the Gallatin Steam Mill, have laid
aside Evan’s cast iron machine, which they have
used for a number of years, & adopted Mr. Hoyt’s.
Mtultson. Vallatin, Co.
James 11. Wallace, I)avii» Ployp,
C. 1*. J. Amok, Joseph Taylor,
Wm. Carpenter, Jamf.4 M'Conkathy.
William Brown, Madison.
John Sliunc, • Peter Hemphill.
November 28, 1828.
We, the undersigned, Citizens of Jennings
County, do certify upon oath, that we were pres
ent and w ltnessed the operation of a Corn Shelling
Machine, at the house of Joseph .'Meek, in said
county, (constructed by Mr. William Hoyt, and
as we believe invented by him,) and that there
was shelled by said machine, fifty-two bushels of
measured corn, in the space of 75 minutes.
As witness our hands, this 30th day of October,
1828.
Joseph Meek, A* Moses Spence,
Uakna Barnum, 4* Samuel Meik,
I, Joseph Cowell, Associate Judge of Jennings
coipitv, do certify that the persons whose names
a resubscribed to the foregoing certificate, person
ally appeared before me, and made oath that the
statements in the said certificate are true. Given
under mv bund and se.d, this 1st day of Novem
ber, 1828. JOSEPH COWELL.
Associate Judge of Js. County.
02iZ3 LHATHER.-Jut receive
from Frederick county, V a. and for sale,
300 Sides best Spanish Soul Leather,
336 do. Slaughter’d do.
June 3, 1829. KNOX Ac M’KEE.
BARGAINS!
irrCALL AT
JOHN F. CLARKE, & Go’s STORE,
On Choapsuk. and you will find a frish supply of
SPUING AND SUMMER
GOODS:
/Min: i ast arrival from Philadelphia, where1
. v they were selected at Job Houses, from the
most recent Auction Hales, and consequently laid
I in lower titan could have been done d the regular
Houses, or from the Auctions at an earlier period.
A PART or OUR STOCK CONSISTS OE
! Blue, Black, Olive, Claret, & Steel Mixed Cloths;
Blue, Black and Stool Mixed Cas.-iineres;
Angola Cassinicre;
Cauet Mixed and other Cassinctts;
Bus - 1 Stripes; ltoucii Cassini* res;
Circassians, Bombazine* and Bomhnzctis;
Valentin, Marseilles and other Vestings;
Black. Blue black and L gbt Colored (inis dc
Naples;
Indian mid Trimming Sattius;
Black Italian Lustring; v
Figured Gros dc N iple?, for Bonnets;
Black Mode; Florences, assorted colors;
Crape, assorted colours;
' rape do Lyon, Nankin and Canton Crapes;
Cr me Kobcs;
v y abnuruunu ui uros ae n »tuh aiiu ,
., r.-U-'J Bcragc s*eurfi and Handkerchief*,
v .*:>. SttA Plain Mantua «&. riattin Ribands;
! ilnv- ' A and Flag handkerchiefs;
. - i i in and Tail’d Cravats;
I Fancy Se >rsixker; |
1 i. I'uA Ginghams;
pent of Pri'its;
>ud .*i 11 rasa 11 midkkrchiefs.
I :vdf Cr.va'.s, i. q r-tyle, I
■ liie .. hcj ..id lUo.vn Me.•dins:
1 Fill *. •*. Check and Tickings;
i lir.n-ruf Gk.". !lc Cords;
| blue .aid Yellow .Nankins;
| ;>: s, Oh\e and White iabuy S.ik Velvet;
<1 of every kind;
I ! Ar pidne and French Crape* and other
.i.gstosui: ililliners;
iit.fii ,al Fioveers.
And almost erery other article of Dry Goods
iranted in country or tuitn.
I.eghom, Cottage, .Straw and Gimp Bonnets, and I
Chip Metis;
IIA Kit HARE, QUEE.Y8 WARE,
A\D GLASSWARE.
LlClVOllSw
H iar.d Gin; Cugnbc Brandy;
i . dtimure Gin; New F.ngl iml Rum;
Fort V\ me, Malaga Wine,
Lisbou do. Wh :.4.ey, \ejj old. I
t'.UOCEVULS:
COFFEE, by the Bag or Pound; j
Gun Powder end 1 ouug Hyson Tea. by the Chest I
or Pound;
Pepper, AUpice, Ginver, Indigo, MidJer. Alum, <
Copperas and Suit Peter, by the kc£ or jrouod; J
i Choeolate, No. 1.
Epsom - Glauber Salts, by the Keg or Pound;
j Scotch rinutf in Bladders;
; Rj: ins and Figs;
Cavendish Tobactfa, at 20 cts. per. lb. by the Bos;
'■“pnni.-b Cigars, by the quarter bos:
10 Hhd». New Orleans SUGAR of • superior
quality, which will be put up in BbU. or Kegs
to sui Ur pure baser*, at the lowest market pruc : J
New O. MOLAHSlti}, by the Barrel or Retail:
.V/.1 CA LULL, No. 51. by the Barrel.
Iran, Xnils. White 1aad, Window
Glass, Cordage, Rosin Soap, and 'any j
other article not necessary td mention.
An ti animation of our. stock is solicited—We
do uot piodg* to undersell our ne.gkbore, but yvt
; w.ll not Jv abovu the lowest.
(L/Tioiir, Whiskey. Kv Flashed Feathers,
Bcf-r vax, 6l O uaty i UKt», ?t* ive-i in v change
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dentistry.
WAl. A. WARD,
KTRiNDERS Ms grateful acknowledgmentsto
those who have pleased to patronize hull,
and Hatters himself with the hope ol hfeiug ;hie to
render his services Still further useful ®Jid salisfit*
torv to the Citizeos of Wheeling ;,,'d hs vicinity.
The almost entire neglect of the teeth, uutd
they are past the control of dental operations, at
present suggests the propriety ot a tew rcrn.rks
upon the importance of those operations, and the
necessity of early attention to them:
riUing or Flagging—U in itself one of dio
must effectual remedies, when timely applied,—
but is hinted in its effect, and cun be of no service
when applied to a curios of considerable magni
tude;
Filing fir Scjulreting—Is one of equal import
ance—but similar in its edect, and hence arises the
prejudice uiraiiwt it. It is seldom required until
the*extent of the curios alarm us more for our
present appearance, than the final welfare of oitr
teeth—it is then too late to render the operation iu
any degree sorvicable—and ought never to be ap
plied, but in the earliest singes of decay.
The some may be said of Chousing, as in the
accumulation of tartar all diseases of the teeth havo
their orgin, and its reniotal cannot take place too
early.
lie would inform those w ho have lost their teeth,
that he has a superior assortment of human, ani
mal, and artificial teeth, which he will insert front
one to a full set. Persons having stumps that are
but partially decayed, can have tetlh inserted upon
them to perform all the necessary offices of their
original teeth. lie lias also a superior DenUrific*
for restoring diseased gums, cleansing and polls 11
ing the teeth.
Mr If. irJl attend to all calls in the line of hi
profession from 11 A. M. until 5 Af.; during
which time he can n et Ire therisitsofnone but those
who ra/Hire its immediate nrricts.
ILr'Otlicc at Mr. Cooper’s Hoarding House,
West side ofMain Street,a few duors above Mis;
Hevuier’s Inn
April 13, l-fc*).
7fi.lL PATHS.
JUST IIEc’d ANDtoR SALI AT THE BOOK STORE OF'
J. FISHER SOX
PIECES WALL PAPER
^ p H r x W ;""1 IK HULKING, which add
ed tothur late purchase of 700
pieces, comprise a very handsome assortment,
which will be sold von low for Cash.
April 22, 1829. ^
WEET POTATOE ROOTS —
Lor sale at the \\ be cling Garden, 5U y irds
Last of the Market, W Iceling.
P. SHARP.
April 15, 1829. i’»6
YiflKESH TEAS—KNOX & McKE£,
iA1 Have just rccei*cd
I 6 Cat s, ) Fresh Y» II.
15 Half Chests; y Tea.
tor salt-at thu lowest rates.
f
.YEW WHOLESALE $ RElVllb
..wa(pi«iM
WILLIAM M’ELHINEY, SR
(l.atc from Baltimore)
R RESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that he
has commenced the Wholesale and Retail Gro
cery business; in Wilding, lie has taken the now
brick store on Main street, next door to Ur. A.
a. TOUD, where lie will constantly keep on
hand a large and general ascot inient of Groceries,
which lie will sell at Pittsburgh prices.
HZS STOCK ON HAND CONSISTS Or
Young Hyson Tea, in whole and half chests,
Imperial do. in half and ou.irter chests;
do. do. in lead of 2 ms. each, very
superior;
Gunpowder Tea, in half and quarter chests:
do. do. in lead 2 lbs. each very superior;
Hyson do. half and quarter chest*;
New Orleans and Loaf sugar;
Kio Coll'c-e; Rice, Spanish Mote Indigo;
Pepper in Bags and Kegs;
No. I Chocolate in half boxcl;
Madder in Hhds. and Kcgr,
(iiitmcgs and Clove*;
Hi tiger in kegs of 25 lbs. each;
Best Baltimore tanned Hpanisli Soal Leather.
Best Baltimore Manufactured ( bowing Tobuc
Spanish and Common Sega re;
Brazier* Copper in Sheet., tiat and razod hot
tom* (aborted sizes.)
H. t iin and Lrenrh Brandy;
Port and Madeira Wines;
N. E. Rum; Jamaica Spirits;
Nails and Tobacco, Pttuburgli Manufacture;
Mackerel.
Country Merchants can he supplied at Pitts
burgh prices, and are respectfully requested to-call
and judge for themselves,
Country produce token in exchange for Merchan
disc.
Wheeling, November 19, 1828.
ST. CLAIR SEMINARY,
For the Education of Young Ladicr.
JN the Seminary will l>c taught the l.ngh«h
| and French language*, Reading. \V riting, Ar*
iMimetic, Grammar, t.eogr phy ilisioiy, Mwir,
lHawing, Painting, Embroidery, and jii.ua • ii'j
fancy Needle wort*. .
The establishment is situated irf thnrkmitv of
Pittsburgh, on an eminence whu h cortHndfcd* a
view of the entire eitv. The institution will be
conducted by French Nun*, oi the order of St.
Clair, aniated by competent terhen under the
superinteu lane* of th> R«*- <’’»• tries B. M Goire.
Pupil* of all de-iOinin.il; ao wii. U, re o.yed, with
out the least distinction, or attempt to change the,r
iei gioiis principles. Every earrfiofi -• d h- made
to cultivate the moral", an ? c* 1’- the «-n.o..jtino
of the pupil", in order to promote at o- o both
virtue and *« icnCe. The government oftfm
will be mild but firm The .trietort nthm
w ill be paid to the cle irifitie** & health of Mia pu - §
piu. The table will be plain, but plentifid and *
wholesome.
TFRMH.—Boarding and tuition, including
Frigbdi aud French—yearly, $IMO
Music, : : : i 20
Drawing and Painting, t J |0
Embroidery , t : i } 10 a
Vtc of bed and bedding, : ; 7 "fjfaf
|»hvrtcwn’» aelery,
Apov.ecary’« bid at the charge ot tbflb
.No charge !<>r washing or miindiflgy.;
The Holory fa he paid half yearly ; rt adVan*«,
DRESS will he niufi.iro, - ■ -.-una of tw o
black bombazett frock*. nJwoiJb*hi!f otiej tv.'o
black capo*, and two white one* two black bom
jaw-tt apron*; h lulkcrrhipfy towell, j^oniha.
■ r.i i-, ». 4.C.—eJ u\ tiie ch.urg
Pittsburgh, Oct 52, 1828. i ^
TO LIME BURNE
TED, ids h , uri.’o-r
# J stands qu
To such a peisah, coueltstt^jnployrnetit Slid '£J)
vral wage* prill begistiL'iSi j ..-Val U •i Ottce.
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