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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
40 HONOPOLY.
Important 70 Western MERCHANTS &. Pyogycs
DEALERS.

40 HONOPOLI.
Important 70 Western Merchants &, Pro4y,s
DEALERS.
p EiCiANTS independent Traus,or,,ti,r
LVE Line Tor The transportation OF P.pIuc. anu
Merchandise hctwccu Pittsburgh and VuIluIeI,li,
and Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
The stock of this liae consists OF tho crs, cr,s.
spring cars, metal rp0tsand new Gecked c,osi L,,,s
Merchants are enabled ~ have their god, carried
10y this lane: with as much despatch, aud m MS good
order as by nUy o,hcr line. loo propsicr.-s NH
give their whole attention (be.ug free from eUc
combination having declared themselves ,nJepe1i
cut of the other Lines, are determined not Ia cru.
h.nc with thcm) and confidently hope that the AIer.
chants Of The West Will sustain them.
Expenses paid on oil goods consigned 10 The sinh.
s"rIbers without charge Of commissions. Goods
consigned TO the agent nj Pitisbur- received nt Inc
Steam Boat Landing uad forwarded mned Iale!y
without charge ior dmyagc.
PrOPrtetors. KOONS. WILLIAMS & co.
Philadelphia.
H. l. PATTERSON. Toilidlyshurg.
Agents. KCONS. WILLIAMS. A. co. first
whar., above Race street. on The Delaware.
SAINT. NJ. KIER. Canal Basin. conner
Liberty and WAY ne streets. PITTSBURGH.
Refer 20 Nessrs LION, Shprb & Co.
J " GurhIidgc 81 Co.
" Walliug,orl q Taylor, ! Pi,tsJur,b.
" MCNay, Hanna & Co.
Geo Breed.
VIM G Stewart &Co, Cincinnati.
mar 23-lra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

~ Bags prime RIO Coffee,
AsD : hhIs primo y Orleans Sugar. tnew cropO
500 Us CARROTS Philadelphia Scotch Snuff.
80 boxes Mould and DIP Candles.
= half pipes New York Brandy.
Jusi received aud 6r salo by NJ REILLY
CD ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION C
II. ITETH q COS. LINES.

-. N#N.|.'.NN W. 80 NHAa HH"H
From ptf-lrrgI fu PETaIl lahIa and Baltimore.
VA p.n.4.Ir1uu Canal, Columbia Rail road and
-r.1Ifhrnrl mud p. irwurs Raj o. ud.
The water hcu-8Iow BOZ the C8uai the suhscri-
h.ra are i.raggl 90 forward Seventy five tons DER
Hlv zach ,sHyInE the advantage ofuwuInsaI
fhU stock "hfrh they employ, gives them the
ruf.r. control q rustqucutlWtrsyc1u dClvrrN cr-
cHlua sg ana Produce Iu as good order end .n as
short time. u'any line on the canal.
Their prices t1r Tr1uSp1rt1tJu will a'wayshe-
su.U 1a may Hr customary hV IfuCr GOOD lines
fhrF viii i~cc-lptt1 Philadelphia, New 4 crk. and
Bal more.
Trsy also r1u'0us their we'll known FAST
LINE. b. which tHCy are enabled tJ carry Eg1as
through iu -Four daya.
Produce consigned 20 tho 1garfa 1tpir4hur-I
will boz received and Forwarded .uHHut G.Ir. a.
.raInf- and charges pllu.1uH no. charge aIals Go
ADVANCING. storage or COMMISSION. N.FrnHf-
disc g1u-iEGgl t1.rGe agent Iu Philadelphia and
Baltimore. viii De- received w D" mruH.r.
AiIT0JarUO and Produce c1freIby these Line.
VIII btug ElTlI 90 tI the Coy IohaceJ Na|..
house Dock street FHiaas.pUlI, n pair oIvH..h
rs occupied hy thH Lime. FfI'suf ga ling trgrsmr-
'at audeysTy instruction promptly attended tJ b.,
d. LtEtH 81 Coz.
Corner Penn So q Canal Basin. puIs5Hr.r.
MANRIS d. ~IINtI{u.
No l3N o.. N1utI 81 ST. PhI.ada. il.
JOS. TANION a. SON.
40 tl2 N5Hk Howard 81. Balungr.
np s-ru
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

NLECrION-Tho annual election f0r nine
~ Directors oC the Wheeling savings Institution
viii be- held on the frt Tuesday. being the fourth
day Of May aovt between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. NJ and 2 p NJ 3. ~ GREER, Trcas'f.
40 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

D. LEIGH & cos LINE OF 'PAc.RSE2ri AZ AND
FREIGHT ROATS.

From Pittsburgh 90 philadelphia. via PcnnsyI.
vauIa canal and rail roads. This. Liueis par'irl-
llriv calculated for families and individuals trav-
eiiur with large Quantities 0fCXtr1 baggage. be-
log furnished win a large baggage room below
deck.
The cabins 7rc large and comfortably furnish
ed. aud the price &C passage being much lower
yantaLe 90 travel by tbls Line, IIms uf passage,
al.2 DAYS. No m.dsiEp ia scu-Cl- carried 0u
these boats; al baggage 1t the owners Is. For
passage, Ig1uu no.. Doe UfH.rs u tHa I,abau-e
Buildings, - CIa.r street, and 20 'aF M1Uon.9-
ug.a HOUSE, Water 50, goo" 90 the Canal Basin,
head Of fggu street. For Che PROJECTORS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
BOOkS&STATEONARy

~ late haa Of Stephenson & Gar.
""a'h "i Mr.. ~CarNoodl on the Is, OF -. Io.I
ana fehler'i u necessary thar their bosin..s' III
DC Closed therefore. all persons KNOWN. ,b.r"e"I'
6 indebted are requested O. 10 make immc5i,,o y
ncnt and also psrsons having claims sr,in., ~
VIII preseEihom for settlement W
}. STEPHENSON.
~ survivor OF Stephenson & G.r,xooJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

ETEEL PENS A. nsormcnt Of rcnuin, Steel
Pens, just received and for sale az the book.
store and periodical Office Of JAS. a. INGRAM.
Ap 10 No. 12l Main Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

SUPERIOR Wiring Inks. Arno!d's Gon5on,
- Blue Ink
Amold's L"n3yn' Red Ink.
hruold's DO Wiring Fluid,
These Inks are Of a superior quality and uarrap.
ted not o. corrode The STEEL pens just received and
hFs sale % The store Of JAS. s. INGRAM.
Ap 10 no. l2l Main -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

Es CENTS REWARD-Ranaway from Inc sub
~ scriber on or about the 9th inst. JACKSON
WOLF, an indenied apprentice 10 the cabinet ma
king business. This is TO forbid all PERSONS from har.
boring or trusting said Wolf on my act. and to inform
the public that | will pay the above reward. but ON
charges. 10 any one who will return him to me at
Wheeling. J. CLEMENS
np IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

TONFESSIONS Of Henry L0rraquer. with on.
~ cravings by Johnston. Just received end Cr
sale 10y ROBB a. STEPHENSON.
APIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

M W. 81 S. II. JIMESON.-Whole-
sale and retail dealers in Hats & Caps
nfSt sac IIdr street near MARKET ALLEY,
UheetrR, pirginiG.-Haveon hand and nye
constantly mahuiacturine n general assortment
oil ven superior FUR and SILK HATS. Black
mo DraO, Beaver and Castor, plain " hite Rus
ihey likewise Keen cont sntly on hand an sasori.
tnnent OF men and boys Fur and Cloth Caps, all
OF winch they offer TO their customers end the
puonc on the most-accom mo6atinr terms. Coun-
Try Merchants and dealers generally ara respect
ilIy requested TO give them n call and examine
thelr stock as theg are deteTmiuedtO sell chonp
Tor cash or approved credit. a poI'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
BOOEIS IND SEDES
BOOTS, B0orSa SIIoES. suoEse

BDOIS BOOTS SIprS, SrGorSn
CANT MCLALLEN-
~ would respectfully in. @z-n
form his irichds and cus,- sSSazSS51
osners and the public gen.
orally lint be has inst recci. ESj
ycifrv'n thc cas-; a large and e. SsTA.SSs$s
.itndid addition 10 his for.
uer stock Of rss5
EOOTS AND SHOES. Ss&j
Which nc will warrant ofthe
best materials and workman. kSSS
ship; bnught expressly Tor ESSSsN&8
retailing. which he will al S$yvcJ
20 sell at fair prices. Ar5J
The public are in.
vticd tocali and eN-
NINE. at Isl. %r eS
corner Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
CAMPBELL'S WORKS.

CAMPBELL'S WORKS.
MI have been appointed agents for the sale OF
al The publications Of Alex Campbell. Of
ne'"any Va where merchants and Others can he
supplied at publishers prices. A larre SUNNY iy.,
received nnd for sale 10y
apo ROBB & STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

NOODRlCllS ssnes OF school books, Eclectic do.
~ Just received and Tor sale by
sp . ROsB q STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

MOTE PAPER Fine English Note Paper. uls;n
- and embroidered. \ beautiful article. Just re.
cciyod aud 6rsa!o b. ROBB IL STEPHENSON.
April IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

I[INNEY'S KENT-Tho most imuor.n7f n p,
IN oikentsC Commentaries rcIutcdtpf5 qu,.t Oh.
ing answers by Asa Hinnie. For sIe bv
mar - JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
YR.RNrNpDRUa2EON

fAIENI - "a l. CAR-YOUT LINE
nNc,usiyely for Transportation Of Freight bo,,ve ;,
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
clme1 s. AHnerttsrr.
TRI-wEEKLY AND wErV7y
'OASkh OF UNION AND WATER srs.
WHEELING. VA

'ohD TRi-WEEKLY AND wErNIv
AT rhk CORNER OF uSIox
rr.,. -, WHEELING, VA.
iERNs-rhe Tri-weekIv roo.. -,
ISsdays. Thursdays and Sa,prd,,s puousned on
- au'ahce' or SO at the end Of ,ho - ~ ~
- n'nhs No subscriber received g.,
NefP Than SIX months. ior a less
The Weekly paper. the Waste, WI
3Rsned on "Wednesday at 80 so ma .nnes
not paid within one mon,L
No new subecriben
frUm the beginning Of tho car
will be received. except such ns pay in advance.
For G months 81 SO is invariably charged. No
-lhsc riber received aor n less term than six months,
apl no paper discontinued. except at the discretion
OF the publisher. until all nrrearsgcs are paid.
TERMS or AD~vcRTIsINo.
)nesquare three insertions ,%Orless, 100
DO two weeks, beng 5tnsertions. 90
DO three weeks, q so
Do one month, 90
DO two months, 90
Do months, 6 90
DO siX.months, g 90
Do eight months, 10 90
Do twelve months, - 90
~ Alvcrtisements handed in without specific
crier will be Published till forbid aud charged 81
fdr thrco i~nsertions and IS cents for eyory subse.
qucnt insertion. 80 also with all advertisements
ordered all forbid.
The proceedings Of tho city council, city ordina-
hees and orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the office of publication Of the
Wheeling Times Il Advertiser, is n JOB 8 BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, where may DO had ON av-
ora L. terms, Blanks to order. Cards. ~lTandbills,
Show Bllls. &c done in tho noatesi style and OH
short notice.
For sale at tho Compiling Room Of the Wheeling
Times and Advertiser
City summons. County Summons,
" Executions, Executions,
" Bonds. Bonds,
t" summons for Assault, /" Recosnizancosof
bail.
County Summons for Assault. Deeds, Leases, War
rants. Serjeants' Bonds, Declarations q iormsl
Bills of Laiing, Pedlar's Notes. Notes Of NJ. *
vi. Bank, Notes of ". w. Bank. Checks OH all the
banks, bound and plain. &c. sc.
Connected with the above. is one of the most ex-
icnSive READING ROOMS in the Uaited States.
Terms to Subscribers, SIS a year. Strnngessare free
to visit it for the space orono month those who
continue 10 visit it for n longer torn, will be nut
down rs subsc ribers.
I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
CAMPRELL,S WORKS

1000 CompbeI's Hymns.
100 IesiamcHtz.
50 Sets Millennisl iIarbinger, with Christian Svu.
TEN, Catholic Debate. AIUrmonisra Unveiled. and
Duties OF EideFs, in large quantities. Just received
and for sale al publishers prices by
Ap ID ROBB & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

NATAJL PATEE-Just received n fine 10, az
Wall lapcr and bordering. Persons want.
Ing te article would DO we'll 20 call and examine IL.
JOHN FISHER.
mar y i33 Main 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
* % GER s.

- "ih'er Strained Sperm OIL 3 cask, wa,
i.h o. Pn'e'Jnst received and for sale hv
~ NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

TrUm the beginning riho car
will be received. except such ns pay in advance.
For G months 81 SO is invariably charged. No
-lhsc riber received aor n less term than six months.
apl no paper discontinued. except At the discretion
OF the publisher. until all arrcarages are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

HATIRE-a large supply Of assorted numbers,
on hand aud for sale low by
CULBERTSON q GREERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

NOBACCO-20 kegs six tvs ist tobacco rC,,nc,
IL q Miles BRANDY just received and for sale by
mar IL w. Il TYSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

n~S-New Orleans Sugar. prim.
ASo quality, just received sud for sale by
mar 81 sRANGLE * EaUEyS
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
THE FUTURE
\. BRIsBAyE EpIT0J


fTNffE Friends ASSOCIATION
that have
ing IN. above ute! and Will morning.
early the month May Office No 20 Ann-.
Nep-York
E FUTURE viz be devoted and fe-, ausron
all Philosophical Tr"th the diffusion Of Practical
Philanthropy the faithful chroncng important
Philosophy Science and A.t and advocacy and demnaooa
Of whatever snail seem calculated promote Progrc. HE
nar Race through knowledge and Virtue Universal appa
1t ~" labor TO der'e the confidence uppor, friends Of
humanity and Of Social Progress universally respect creed
country condition
The primary positive and definite object ,how
ta lan Happiness may be promoted knowledge and Virtue m
creased ce Misery Waste and Want nEaRe!y diminished by ss-
OF SOCIETY uron the principle Of AssociAToS
combination OF effort Instead Of Isolated house
Mods "th their dscoran Interest," Conflicting Efor and enVss
"npeuon II vi" prove that ISDusTEY be ennobi and req
uersd honorable and ATTRACTIVE viii advocate the Elevation o me
aborng Csc. the Dgny Man and practical extension Of
human Liberty and Rgh The princp Of the Of Assoea
uoa 10 which TIE FuTuRZ be Devoted ~ be fully explained
and defended every objection their efficacy and pracoaky
fairly met and fully obviated.
THE FrrrkH afforded yearly ub.rbrs low pr,oe
Of 81 per annur copies for 81 ng- copies three
paper copies viii be for SO Letter. po-tp
Published loy bs P.opristors by II. GsEELgY 81 G..
20 0Asn-uee<, Sew-TGrk
Y EanD 90 Of Social Progs. BY copying
Thc-a who have already noticed x pleass
TIM, do sss md msnnon the eaeuoc Of price,
AIr1 lAsrYsa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
Notice.

AN pursuance Of an order granted 70 me by 'he
! prgbatcs Court oi Lowndes county Mis- atthe
February Term lbereuIlsli, | wii. proceed 70
clio tae highest bidder on tie 18th Jay Of March
next. die oowug described tracts Or parcels vt
Hud belonging 10 he Estate OF John To.aud tLu'
nlIrj 20 vii:
The vest lafoflhs north cas-, quarter OF section
twenty three, in township number fourteen, north OF
range iXtecn, east; containing eighty acres
Also, the west halt Of Tue soBlh east quarter Of
same section. town~hpand range combining eish-
y acres
The sale Of the above property will take place at
the Courl housp door IN the town Of Columbus with
IN the us1a hours, to be sold on credit Of Twelve
months with bond ana approved security.
JOSEPH TOLAND. GUARDIAN
Attest WM 7. Pr LLEk Clerk
Feb. 6, is4l-3l-jt, TPrsf - 0ol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

FE,zE-ry Ar,rEy.-A paa.r 5yaa.as,as OF
ne 1u7s C both departments ct tbs Ias-u.a1
vi 'lss Fa-- On W55ars-1y ;asl;a .as..-cen-
m=ac1- a. hl6pls,s.-at A N, aus continuing b.
4 G pm are tharooz. II examined 90 he b. a'y-
iac Branches y.z; SPe. n. Reading, Paaeiuau4a,
Writing, Ar,hmei,, Algebra, Eng. Gammar'
Composition, Gsocr9Pay, P'0bsmaucai exercises
On the GIo5es, mt; Philosophy. Chemistry, Exer
c.sgs Ia Defamation, Latin and French. The Psi-
roas Of he Isululoe aaI he pubae generally a-'
! respectfully invited 10 aueaG.
GEo. NJ. MuLLIS, Sec ".
! July /, lssl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

Moments Loue-Au lrlshman was lately IN
prisoucd n New Orleans. HIS vile was permit,
led to visit his window. She took her two chd'
dren and with them remained IN the same posi-
ton TIL her husbands release, She was advised
by soua, who felt Cor her guel, to 20 home
when she replied that she ."had no homo 1t he
could NO, come to it, Her remark comprises vol
umes, and ey,nccs womans deep and ardent de-
youon 10 the man She loves. What more feel
M and beautiful reply could have been frame,
rhan the owuc, she "had no home if he could no
come to It,"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
New World and Boston Notion,
For Only $500!

THE. PuhiSheF o. Inc boston N"''"n a'"'VSee'
that he has made an arrangement WYNN '"c u
Usher OF he New W ORD nY Whc,t an 'h'Nc w., ""o
wish 10 subscribe Tor 'he b1s'oh No'Nn ana / nc
New Word together can nave o''n 'u'na> 'oa o'e
year on paying or Fem''nE postage ',cC' - w ia, ~
advance As ne TWO papers 90 hot Pupo''sh 'le
same stores N conInGalonano' as 'neS w'n e"us =,
vorlo AVOID ISSUING The same ma''e', II = ,Nous"'
that tbs arrangement VIII De acteP'aoe " u''''
who would IKE 10 'ake IN Two pe,""o1'a "l'"sI
ampe dimensions ehaOc 'heln i" co"''" al INC S''o'
Iioatn@ popular literature oil the uay' "a,
Inc New word IS no" P1o''il"I 'a'nuc! W.
lenS taNlhor q IasSaEtS nom we h1'Y " ~
Physcan) magnificent Story o, Zen nooSanu =, =
Year; Charles DICKENS lbozl birnaoy H0dGg' "
Hauson AuN"orlhs Guy fd"Hes' ana heAil
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
Trust sale.

Dl virtue, ard 10 pursuance Of Decd an trust
I'D executed 20 me as Trustee, hy Albert e.
uayues on the 30,h day Of April A. ID. $50 TO ST.
cure the payment Ola certain sumol money therein
mentioned to Reuben II Grant, ThomasJ. Haynes
ana Militant Maxccy, which SAID deed IN Trust has
been duy recorded Ia the office Of the Clerk Of THE
Probate Court ot Nuxuhce county, State 81 Misses.
Npp will sell 20, public aur'iun lo the highest tUd-
der orca,h az the duor of the Court house N tbs
Town oil Macon 10 said county.
On .Hoaily the l6ih dog august 4. y. lSll,
within the hours OF 10 An and ? " the tolluw-
~ described tracts lying and being IN said county
of NoNubcc. To wit
The west halt lhc south west hall 0. Sec'lonno
one, township no thirteen, range seventeen east;
The east hall OF the north west quarter ol The
same section, township and range;
The eas hall Of The Mouth east quarter, ihc ives
hall of the north cast quarter OF section number lA
" tour; north west quarter and the north east Q05r
ter of section numbrr thirty three, the west h9ii
south west quarter ol section number twenty seven
the east lafui the east hall OF The south east guar
ter of section thrly lhree all in township fifteen,
range sixteen east.
Such title as Is vested IN me as Trustee VIII b
conveyed. G. GILLESPIE,
Trustee.
Feb. 10, lsu-s2 Pow lPr,f S5i 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

ODE-FOR THE FOURTH OF July.
Iuua or sunny hCuss SO tay
fpw s.aa, verge e. Hr,as>i bay
tseT 5s..y c-aEs lat rvfcs lie SIS,
Aeee4l.as songs q, L.bar.s-
And bafs cen uow irtG Ul he seas
Iaesa ars ayma coDss ga ere bree1c;
lis native mountains Aa1v ne so1u1
They chaunt the hy On valleys round.
And aul5r. l2udsT pea. tire Bofts,
Aaj higher the anthem floats
How many visions of lie past,
To-day arc fitting tack anl FAST
Look ont on Wonder ieaiy woods
Again The red mgn sw,mS lAe floods
H.S savage whoo9 = heard once m1ge
Ga rocky elf snt ssjgy shore.
And weary with his and gln
He tracks the deer from sln 10 sun:
lis iraa canoe z des o'1I De streams.
And brighter unw his Ra,ch-Gre gsamS.
They come, they come that grim band,
Oa pNm1ul'> ce-bJuni coas, tley and,
Their midnight cry broaIs 90 the ar.
And sorrow mng.es with their prayer.
Press on, press on. e pioneers,
lis Frcedom's hand your light bark steers.
The sparS that in the Mayhowtr came
Is kindhng now into a flame,
And ransomed millions RAISE the shout,
While patriot blood Is pounos out
o lisa glorious sight 10 see
Our nations standard aying free
Tina, gallant flag this morn uniurcd
lsstars and STRIPES Ger all tho world,
And many deck with rapture riags,
ASlound the mast that banner ctngS
God of our Fathers shield ii wei,
I'll YOUR blue waves shall cease 10 swell
I'll earth's Gal. scu,res capped with snow,
Shall crumb.e iu the wales below.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

LANES Fashions FoR JUNE, 1871. The
sdtor Of the Miners journal, paper published
in the interior Of the State Of Pennsylvania, fur
nishes the annexed very satisfactory report oflhe
fashions in that region;
.NJoynino Dr,ss.-A turban Of common figu-
red Gotten, arranged a "a doms'i,qnf dark
nine-penny calico wrapper 10 llt close behlnd.--
A broomsick TO be carried in the night hand
and the left to be unencumbered by way oil
ornaments, a dusier and a bunch of keys may
be worn. Scrubbing brushes and dish cloths
NAV be used as substitutes 20 broomsucks and
busters: As for the STYLE OF wearing the hair, The
first thing in the morning TO be done IS to care
fully wash the face with good soap and clean wa
ter: then comb the hair with comb and brush II
with brush, and afterwards arrange the locks and
curls as fancy or caprice may suggest. White
cotton stockings, without holes are all the rage.
gaze upon thy face once more,
As by thy side kneel
Is,e the hole saw beo'e
In your white stockng-heel.
Afternoon Dress.-A clean fock and clear
face wreathed IN smiles. Hair perfectly FREE
from fat grease. Spit curls have gene out 0
vogue.
Ersning Dress.--Same as the afternoon
! Young men are plenty, the "wreaihed IN smiles
NAV be exchanged for pouting, with great eiec
OF course the lips and teeth must be unexcep
tionabIe in order to undertake this experiment
win any prospect Of success
FOREIGNERS N new YoRK.-There ariy
ed last year at New York, 62,797 passenger
from foreign ports. and during the FIRST foul mo
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
$3.50 Reward,

GtTOLEN from the subscriber on Friday night
~ the 7lh inst. a negro man, named
LOGAN,
and TWO HORSES, the negro ls stout built,
five feet five or SIX inches high, talks through
h,s nose, IIlte of bold appearance and very
likely, about 20 or 81 years old, he is notion.
on. runaway, and belongs 10 Thomas j. Coffee
of Brandon, Miss.
One of the Horses IS a long slim Black, with
long man md tail and star in his Forehead
or 9 yrurs old, and about Is ID hands high,
tbs other IS a long slim bay mare, 10 IL or Is
hand. high, y aIks fast and lrots rough. years
old. aud has scar Just under the pom, Of the right
shoulder from a recent wound.
The negro and horses were stolen by young
man calling himself George Williamson, who
was seen 10 IIsborough, Scott county, % the
morning after he property was stolen Win ne ne
aro and both horses in biz possession, wten he
stated that hs name vas johnson, and that he
vas rolng INTO Neshoba county, Miss. alter d
drove orcaltIc, he has since been seen n Phta
/ deiphia Mss, sun with the negro and horses
/ he also said he had relation living neal Phiade
uhin, Ne.hoba county, TO whom be- was gong
/ and mat his father lived in Wilson county, Tenn.
and that he himself has been living ~ Arkansas.
The SAID George Williamson alias Johnson
! IS . wears old, feet 6 OFT inches hgb' d1fN
hair, sandy beard, blue eyes and high check bones
very much sunb rut aud has a way Of closing
| his eyes when talking. Had on when he eit a
| blue Jeans round coat blue and white coiienade
,,nts. drab vest lined with red. an old black fur
| naf, black silk craya aud new shoes, ne had no
other clohngwllh him except shirts aud pants ~
bunde-he% very fond Of showing a piece OF
| tombstone which be carries IN hls pocket
will give ono hundred doIlais for The appre-
henslon Of the SAID Williamson and negro II taken
IN this state and secured in any jail 80 that can
ge, them or $3.50 If taken out Of the state
J. II. HARRIS
Brandon, Nj. May 10, ls4l.-49 II