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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-30

By Divine permission the Rev. Thomas Mason
will preach at the following places in January and
February l84l:-
JANUARY.
Saturday and Sunday, the Cd snd Sd, at Swift
Creek; Monday, the 4th rcst Tuesday, the 5th lat
night at Stateburg; Wednesday, the 9Th at Ram
sey's Meeting House; Thursday, 7th at Providence;
the 9th, 9th and 10th at Fellowship; Monday 11th,
rest Tuesday, 18th at Bethlehem; Wednesday, 18th,
at Cedar Swamp; Thursday, 18th, ride Friday, 18th,
at cGnneys; from the 18th to the 25th in George.
town: Tuesday, 26th at McGinney's; Wednesday,
27th, at Cedar Swamp; Thursday, 98th, at Bnthle.
hem; Friday, 29th, ride; 30th and 3lst, ut Moriah
FEBRUARY.
Monday, 1st, rost; Tuesday, Cd, at Mrs Davis's
School Room; Wednesday, Sd, at Pringlc s; Thurs
day, 4h ride; Friday, 5th, at Bethany: Saturday
6h at Piedmont; Sunday, 7th, at Mount Pisgah
Saturday and Sunday, 18th and 18th, at Jackson.
Creek (Rchland District) Monday, 18th, rest; Tues
day, the 10th, at Colonels Creek; Wednesday, 18th
Congaree; Thursday, the 18TH, at Beulah; Friday
10Th, ride; Saturday and Sundly Goth and 21st a
Twenty five mile Creek; Saturday and Sunday, 27d
and 26th, at Harmony, .-..
| 8J'The Editor Of the Georgetown American vii
confer favor by giving the appointments from the
Cd of January to the 7h of February insertion ir
his paper. T. Mason.
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BANK OF THE U: STATEs-A change in
tho Presidency of this institution is sPo-
ken of, and HORACE BINNEY, Es1. it is
thought, will he elected to fil this impor-
tant situation, If he can be induced to ac-
cept it. Mr. B. is well known to the Coun-
try, as one of its ablest men. and has the
respect and entire confidence of the com
munity in which he lives.
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Our citizens are mdeblsd to the Rifle
Guards for the assistance.rendered by them
TO the Town authorities, in preserving
the quiet and order, which has pervaded
oqr town during the holidays. A detach-
ment of the Guards were out on duty
every night. since the commencement of
the holidays. .
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A SERMON.

BY the Rev. RICHARD FURMAN. in
vindication of the doctrine and practice of
the Baptist Denomination, delivered be-
fore the Baptist Church in Cheraw, for
sale at this Office. Price 25 cents.
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Correspondence of the Charleston Courier.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Id

The on dit Of the day is tha, Messrs.
Webster and Clay have openly avowed
their intention of taking no place in Gen.
uarrison's Cabinet. As far as the latter
gentleman is concerned, know the fact
from his own lips, as stated yesterday in
presence Of nearly a dozen private and
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WRe. N1NNs
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.

RESPECTFULLY announces to the
public that he intends remaining lit CaHa-
den fol some time, for the purpose Of CIV
ing lessons on the German Flute ard Guit-
ar. All those who wish to favorbim with
their patronage will obGge him by calling
at Mr.. }Nm. McKain's, whers he may be
found. His terms are moderate, and he.
has no doubt he can, in all cases give sat
isfaction. Dec. %.
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CoxvuLsIvE FIrs.-The Northampton
Courier states that an individual in that
tow1 who had been attacked as often as
twice u.wcck with this distressing disease,
has been recently cured by drinking salt
and water two or three times day.
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/. ' HEAD QUARTERS, .
COLUMBIA. Dec. II, 1910.
General OrGePs, No. 1,

TENHE following gentlemen bavr been
III appointed Aids-de-Camp TO .h,, ,C0pa-,
mander-in:Chiei, with the rank ot.; ;Lieit.t.
Colonel.-They will be ,obeyed and re-
spected accordingly, 10 ), q
..'ARMSTEADs BURT, .&-:sf
~. ALBERT RHETT,
,.. LOUIS T.. WiGFALL, -
JAMES P. DICKINSON. 8:
- JOHN PHILLIPS, q1..sr E lsas
JOHN ENGLISH, .sr.,s, ts9
WILLIAM H. CANNON. JR.. Il,
j. HARLESTON READ. JR. : 10
81. HENRY Fl. THOMPSON. -
JAMES MCPHERSON. q IS
The Alds.de:Camp above. named, will
equip themselves, and report for duty,
either personally or-by letter, to tire ADJ:
jutant and Inspector General, ,at.hikeD.s
s. c., by the 10th day ,af Fcbshafg next"i
If either of the above na,ned aAids7dses
Camp shall neglect to report as;#beves
required, it will be deemed refusal to
accept, and the vacancy will be imrnetti-
ately file by anulher appointment.-
BY order Of the Commaader.in-Chief.
- - JAMES JONES.
- Adjutantand Inspector General,
Dec. H. lS4O. - -" = :
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TExAs.-We learn by The latest arrivals
from England, that the independence of
Texas has been acknowledged by that GO
vcrnm"nt or condition that Texas pays its
portion of tho claim Of Great Britain a.
Gainst Mexico.
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mOur Carrie. returns his grateful ac-
acknowledgements to his friends in town for
the bright and shining evidence aflol ded
him of their approval of his address" ,"
and solicits its insertion in the Journal for
the amusement Of those in the country.
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The Steam. Ship ACADIA, has arrived al
Boston bringing dates from England TO the
18th inst. The most important item of in.
,clliCence brought by this arrival is that
Prince ALBERT became, on the 2lst of
November. the father Of an infant Princess,
who together with the mother, Her Majes-
,y, Queen VICTORIA, were, at the latest
dates, "as we'll as could be expected. -
NDELAIDE EIcToR1A LOUISA, is the name
Of the Young stranger.
The commercial intelligence is unim.
por.ant. No change in the cotton market
worthy Of notice.
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G1BsuN's GABRIEL.-GABRIEL noted
runaway, the property of Major GIBSON
of Lancaster, and who has been out for
several years, prowlipg about the swamps
and plantations in this neighberhood, and
committing various de2redations, was cap
,ured on Sunday night last, by part OF
The detachment Of the Guards out on 'ha:
OCCASION. uc nude, we understand spi-
riteti resistance, before he could be made
to yiell. He was armed with club, a
dirk and a horscman's pistol, and was also
we'll supplied With powder and Buck shot.
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TITS now, we learn settled, hcyou,
doubt, that Mr.. WEBSTER is to BE- Sfcr--
tary of Stale, under the administration
Of Gen, HARRISON. .-
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CENSUS OF SUMTER DISTRICT IN 1910
We have been politely favored by W
E. RICHARDSON, Esq. Deputy Marshal
with the following aggregate of the PoPu
la.ion of Sumter District:
White Persons 4,337
I" Females, 4.3O7
SOFT
Free colored Males, loO
Females, 1873
- 373
Slaves, Males, 9,l76
" Females, $500
--1S,s75
Total, 1882
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NOTICE..

THE notes and accounts; due Mr.
James Conner, have been placed in my
hands for collection. All persons inleres-
ted, are requested to call and settle the,
same. bENJAMiN uAoo.
Dec 18th. -f... Y ,fs2oA
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APPOINTMENTS.

By Divine permission the Rev. Thomas Masol
will preach at the following places in January On
February l84l;-
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From tie N. Orleans Bulletin Of the 3d.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

Retreat Of the Xeaophons!-Szaughter
Of the murdcrcrs, and escape Of the
Vr rim nntrinfs
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among which may be found
RROADCLOYHS AND C.A,SSI

among winch may be found
BRO.ADCLOTHS. AND C.4SSLNERES,
of almost every variety and shade, which will be
sold at great bargains also primo assortment of
TaiIors TRIM MINGS; Vestings; cloth for summer
Goats and Pants; Prints at cents per yard and
others comparatively low; Ginghams, Copperplate
printed Lawn, white and eolored Cambrics, swiss
Edgings and Insertings, white and brown Linen,
linen Lawn, linen Cambria, imitation do, linen
Cambria Hdkfs., stay Jean; Ladies super Kid, Chi
ma and black silk Gloves, silk, cotton and mohar
pio mic do. cotton Hose, fancy Hdkfs. and
Scars; gent. buck, super Kid, and Persian thread
Gloves; Eng mixed half Hose, Pongee, choppa,
bandanna, Spttlefcld and Corah silk Hdkfs; tall.
blk and cold gro dc Swiss and gro de nap Silk,
Sarsnet and Florence do; bonnet SILKS and
RIBBONS, super blk and blue silk Velvet; Sheet
ngs and Shirtings, Ticking, Drilings, and cotton
Yarn; Ladies super French Kid Slips; Umbrellas;
cloth Caps; super brush, satin beaver, u,ra and
WINDOW GLASS, PAPER HANGINGS,
CROCKERY, GLASS g. HARD WARE,
w. ]. GOODS AND GROCERIES, LIN
SEED OIL, SPTS. TURPENTINE,
sd PAINTS AND DYESTUFFS, RUS.
STA AND ENG. IRON, STEEL
NAILS, NAIL RODS, PLATE.
The above, together with many other Goods we
have recently purchased, at prices which will ena
customers for their liberal patronage and assure
them that we shalt endeavor TO sell them goods at
prices which will merit the continuance of the
same Enaa H w. fAt .'
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and examine our Goods.
KITTREDGE 81 COLBY.
ST. Johnsbury, May IL, 1910. l45tf
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RELIEF Foq THE PILES.

PERSONS afflicted with the painful and trouble
some complaint of the Piles, are informed that they
may obtain immediate relief by the use of that in.
valuable medicine, Dumfries Remedy for the Piles.
In proof of its efficacy,
Please read the following Case 81 was confined
to my room (wri;es relieved patiently about three
weeks with this troublesome, COM plant when no
ticing The advertisement of Dumfries Remedy for
the Piles, was induced to try it, when TO my
great relief and comfort part Of box Of ench, iAe
permanent cure, as it is four years since, and
have had no return of the complaint since, al
though was occasionly troubled with it for years
before using the remedy '8t' reaiyD '@a&
Price, 81 for both articles Electuary and Oint-
ment, or SO cents for either where but want
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YALUaBLE PHYSIC!

X DIR, RELIES ANTIBILIoUs PILLS.
FROM the information the proprietor is recev.
ing, from various Sources of the excellent effects Of
these Pills in complaints of the stomach, bowels,
head, &C., they are unquestiopaby among tho best
articles OF physic, (however celebrated for loss OF
Appetite indigestion, listIessness, head. ache, cos
tiveness flatulence, cholic, bilious affections, &c.
Price, so cents box. ;aa 4e
Prepared and sold by T. KIDDER, successor to
DIR Conway, 80 Court-st up stairs near Concert
Hall, Boston, and may also be had of
LUTHER JEWET1', St Johnsbury, VT.
None genuine unless signed Il. K1DDER, on
the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers I51 100
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II n i Tor m g Bus sim
ERURE CURTHSS.

WOULD inform the public that he has remov.
w ed his shop to the South part of the Plain
otpPo-;:" to where the Temperance House was
Kept, where he will be found at any time ready to
wait upon any one who may call
To his friends and patrons he returns his thanks
for avors received, and hopes by strict attention
to his business 20 merit continuance of the Same
He takes the latest fashions, and pledges himself
that his work shall be done with neatness and dis
patch @t oN ~
CUTTING done with correctness and at short
notice, for others TO make. All work made by him
warranted to fit.
Orders from distance promptly attended TO.
st. Johnsbury, April 6, 1910. l40f
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Crafts ury Acad nm v

VNNHE next Term of this Institution will COM
H. mence Wednesday, June Sd. The School
will hereafter be conducted by Rev. s. r. HALL,
and snch assistant teachers its exgencies may
branches heretofore pursued, while still greater
degree of attention will BIO paid to the Natural
Sciences, and 20 the Department designed for the
education of Teachers. Having purchased the
VALUABLE Museum and Collect@ns in Natural
History owned by the Principal, the Trustees are
sanguine in the belief, that the Institution offers
advantages to the young, equal to any school in
the country. Books may be obtained of the Prin.
cipa ut Boston prices. '.i
SAMUEL c.. CRAFTS, } Committee
WILLIAM A. CHAPLIN, ; of the
JAMES a. PADDOCK, ) Trustees.
CraGsbury, May IS, 1910. l47w3
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MOI ICE.


TIME Copartnershp heretofore existing between
4 the subscribers under the style of Moore, Ma
son 81 Go. has been by mutual consent dissolved,
All the Books and demands and all other property
belonging to said firm has been assigned to J. r.
Skinner, to whom all demands due the concern
must be paid, and all Ploughs in the hands Of A.
gents must be accounted for to said Skinner, who
will also settle all demands against said Company.
y (. aus ssss8ge 861 gnh JOHN MOORE, ~ -
s,,lire..s sfi ,q s.isithe WILLIAM MOORE,
i. .s,s,-,.t t4,-s,, s,s,,tj JOSEPH MASON
>tt,.s. As,,,,..,,. j. +. SKINNER
Barnet, January %, 1S40. ,&ss u6t theeqi8
THE public are hereby notified that the Plough
business will hereafter be carried on by the sub,
scrber at The old stand Of Moore, Mason 81 Co. and
efforts shall be wanting to have the farmers vel!
supplied with Poughs Of first rate quality, and
shares constantly on hand to fit Said Plougs viii
be kept by Agents in most of the principal towns
In the vicinity The superiority Of tho Moore and
Mason Poughs for turning smooth fnrrowwi,hout
breaking and turning up hill and drawing easy is SO
well known that recommendations are considered
unnecessary. would only say to farmers, Try i0r
yourselves.I y JONATHAN F. SKINNER:
!, Barnet, January rs, 1870. ggt 'lfa1a7 l32tt
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UUWFRIES ITCH OIN7WEWT.
So great and extended has become its reputation,
that dealers are ordering it from all parts of the
country, as remedy which gives their customers
the highest satisfaction.
A Student, connected with Of our Literary
Institutions, where this loathsome disease had aP
peared, observes, that Dumfries Itch Ointment ex-
terminated it, after various other applications had
failed 10 do so, and it had in consequences gained
reputation in that Seminary, and vicinity, the
best remedy kno1n for the Itch.
This preparation, for peasantness, safety, and
expedition, ease and certainty, is unsurpassed, #
equaed. 1t does not contain the least particle Of
mercury, or other dangerous Ingredient, and may
be applied with perfect safety to pregnant females,
to children at the breast, and it cures, however
inveterate, in
ger from taking Geld. ~
Price, 25 cents box, with ample directions.
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n o ed 4. v.
THE COTTAGE DOR

BY 4. X HERvEy
How sweet the rest that labor yields
- The humble and the poor,
Where sits the patriarch of the fields
Before his cottage door!
The lark is singing in the sky.
The swallow in the the caves,
And love Is bcaming in each eye,
Beneath the summer leaves
The air amid his fragrant bowers
Supplies Impoverished health,
And hearts arc bounding mid the flowers,
More dear to him than wealth
Peace, like the blessed sunlight, plays
Around his humble cot, t
And happy nights and cheerful days
Divide hrs lowly lot.
And when tho village Sabbath bell
Rings out upon the gale,
The father bows his head to tell
The music Of its tale
? A lresher verdure seems to fill
The fair and dewey sod, ,at,..al
And every infant tongue is still,
To boar The word Of God
Oh, happy hearis--to Him who stills
The raveps when they cry,
And makes tho lilly meath the hills
So glorious to the eye
The Trusting patriarch prays, to bless
His labor it'll increase;-
Such "ways are ways Of peasantness.
And all such "paths are peace
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Hs o m m e as! NIB o mn m e ts!

WTE have received in advance of our stock Of
WYNN i5-.faf} GOODS, N,u&gg es y 4"v'flp
aalarge supply of Florance, PUNISHABLE, and common
I@ o. ST. ST. SS sg Ga asie,aFe
Also WREATHS and artificial FLOWERS, that
will be sold cheaper than can be bought in our viz
cinity. Call and see. ~ ,s.S.,, ~ s{sta !nsi5
aH' CHANDLER s. BROWN. u
Peacham, May q, tS4o. 145w4
p. S. Next week, look out for the best assert
ment of new Goods ever offered TO the public in
our place, i,gsagSE ss} 07 aN07aisast e. 81 B. Y
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! Gen. Jackson's term
] 8Years, 145 792;735 10
Average for each
year, $ls,224, O9I sS
Mr. Van Burens
term years, III ,4o6 1868 90
Average for each hat
| year, 1897, ,654 33
$685. ,403,2ol IS
| Payments on Public Debt
Amount by Gen. Washnton
term years, $3.50, O92 $3.50 90
Average for each
year, $4.5lI,6l 81
Amount by John Adams,
term years, 1887 1862 50
year, 81, 7a9, 400 81
! Amount by Mr.. Jefferson,
term years, 65,lS6,39S 53
year, $sl4e2oo 50
Amount,by Mr. Madison,
term years, o3,42o, 942 70
Average for each
year, $lo,A2S,6l7 So
Amount by Mr.. Mcnroe,
term years, i0i 1866, Ill %
Average for each -st.1 ...t
year, $l2,o1U,|o3 W st...
term term years As ,3oa5ss 43
Average for each .tta
year, Sit ,oZo,Sco 30
Amount by Gen. Jackson,
term years, LIST Jan n.
1920 the debt
$58, 1862, l35 90, which
with interest to time of
payment, was about Ga 1913 1888 90
Average for eacn
year, $500, 792 20
m1t rot Oto ~
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From the Washington .Hadis0nian.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

The following table is made up from-a letter of
the Secretary of tho Treasury of the United
States, to the Committee Retrenchment (April
9th, 1900 and from public documents since that
date.
Expenses of the Gouernnae emit from HE 4th Of March,
1889, to the 31st Dec. 1889.
From 4th March, 1889, to 31st Dec.
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LOOK ERE!
N E w @ 90 ID S,
JUST RECEIVED! III s.a
VKNEE subscribers have just received from Boston
n splendid assortment of gs
spring and 9 " m mn II
GOODS. ~ ..hA

which make their assortment good as can be
found Mt any other country Store--conssting, in
part, Of the following articles
Blue, blue black, brown invisible green and ade
laIde BROADCLOTHS; Kerseyrneres and Sat-
netts Of different shades and qualities at reduced
prices; French, English, and American CALI
GOES, sohich aoiU be sold 10, almost a song Vic
toria Dire sses--a new article; printed Lawns figur
ed Ginghams; black and fancy colored Silks
black and Prince Albert Cravats; sewing Silk and
Twist; Bandana and Flag Hdkfs; Pongee do; Irish
Linen; white and colored Cambrics; plain and
cotton Hose; Kid and Pic Mic Gloves; BeItings
Bonnet Silks; Ribbons; silk and cotton Velvets
Valencia and light merino Vestings; white linen
Jean; summer Cloth for boys; Damask table Spreads;
Russia Diaper; Drilling; Ticking; Batting; Cotton
warp Yarn, fine and coarse Sheetings; beuched
Sheetings. A general assortment Of
CrOckery AMID Hard Ware:
ALSO, 3, tt...tr
SOB q a. I S@ W. ga CT % o. 80 S 81
Y. II. Tea, Souchong do; Molasses; Saerausj
Spices, sc. Tobacco; coarse and fine Salt, &c d..
And intend TO keep constantly on hand all such
Goods as are commonly kept at other country
Stores which they will endeavor 10 sell as to,u al
can be bought at any other Store in tho vicinity;
and will exchange them tor country Produce or
Domestics, such as commonly taken at o;hef
country Shops, for which fair and liberal prices
will be given--or cash, IF you please sT 7'4
% Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to purchase
Goods the lowest terms will do well TO call and
examine before buying elsewhere, they de-
termined not 10 be GJUNDERSOLD By any CON
tCERN Give us call, as ask Just nothing in
showing Goods; and we very much doubt whether
any person will go away dissatisfied with
Goods or prices.
. CHANDLER ~ BROWN.
Peacham, May Is, lS40 I4Gw4
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"A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
NfCh!! fH4

No article erer introduced TO public notice has been
found to nfs,oer better purpose, or been m,re
highly approved, than, the justly celebrated
DUuIFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT
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window blinds.

made in the best and latest style. w ~ III
I5e He would just say to those wishing foi the
above articles that his sash, blinds and doors are
made of the first stock in the latest stye and
by experienced workmen. Furthermore he will
manufacturing the above articles, he thinks that it
would be for their advantage to call and purchase
N. Is. Those wishing for certificates of recon
mendation, please call at hiss shop and examine the
work. fMae r1ftW ,JiclH{-SSi -ew a
Common 7 by sashes will be sold for cents
light. 81 ,r..l si, tm ga Uensts tea
All orders by mail or otherwise, punctualy at
tended to- LlNDORF MORRIS.
St. Johnsbury, Sept. 5 1899. ..- 1l0tf
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S;ashes, Blinds and Doors.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform the
n public, that he continues TO manufacture the a.
hove articesat his old stand. and intends keeping
them constantly on hand for sale at the lowest
nrices ~,
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Window SasHaes

of various kinds, viz common ovoIo Sash, lip ovo-
10 Sash, of all sizes, of I5 90 and "a lights for
z by glass, from g to 1 Ia inches thick, to-
geher with new style Gothic Sash OF 10 by ID
glass, II g inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings 80 .35,
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Panel Doors

of a, 6 and panels, consisting of those of / g
Ia and LIZ and inches thick, suitable for out
Ia Il ,,,ri 10 dnnru
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" e ~ o. 90 d s

TKyEIE subscribers would announce to their GUS
a. toners and the public, The reception of good
assortment of
FOrcig m ana lid o Eaa site
lid Es w q 90 lid q 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

f.-1.EIsa NEW ARRlNGElr,N,r
s=7=s' TjiEEE DAttr ftyrS r1J
BALTIMORE. WtNHTNGTON err, pjjJlI
DELPHii md NEW YORK g,t..,l..,,.l
Npr"i' Z. ). NAN CIilRrjY LINL-rnr,s
PASSENGERS ONLY
Runs through Co. Baltimore hy coAisarf,p a b,,,,.
, 49,. The only line o. that su,,dy
i. caves wheeling every utsrdipr ~ = 20 ,ictt
y akesihc mail rail road C-rs F-..frr,k ,,r;N J..
balNhlofe scrouu morning lftnm W he.li,,,, a 80 ~
WaI ears aud reaches Philadelphia NssLr,'l
city, ere New Work Eaue dav '''-''n
NEW EXPEDITION TtVE Loa, TIT.
every evening, reaches Frederick s.c,,rt -.
Lik'< l1c came mail cars % Baltiniarc 49,,
ton PhIad'l HlH ur New York '''''"-''
RELJiN rE ffNE bares fITe,r5- 49,. -
n'n2. reaches Frederick second rlorpfoe end 80.
ihe morning i.Ic rlIl road cars reaches h Il, 49,
same evening, and proceeds tJ PbIt8d.It 10 ,r
ORR ntE' w"rpingi or. az t1c obu1o III noss.',
~ I'Hts lhr e'rulug mail ears a Fredcuct
a, @u'.g l''Is hHHc r"ufraet with the RAJ
road company fo carry their mails and rss.,,,.i
ltum Ff..tf.rA. .Cd ever. arranspintnt b,s ~, 81
W1de o. iusulc ruIItHIf 1uI Ts.r.Ir.fy Tb 49,
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'f i"unf ~ 'Wu..Ir'. Wath1gfar pa 49,
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I1 ai. .''.n .f SINGH travelling aeeut. an. c5,rfE
ao. WI'.- nlf 90 i- f' .rlss along tie rott,cd
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yy..,' 2" WI ..'rs p, below L s Hotel %, 49,
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