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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
Lands for Sale.

FHNIlE subscriber offers for sale his planlu.
IL ton on Savannah river forty miles above
Augusta. containing (l053) one thousand and
fifty three acres. adjo:aing lands Of AIcssrs'
Canrelow aud Athony. about six hundred a.
cres ia the woods. with good framed dwell
ling house. II frs; rate gin house and packing
screw. barn. crib aud otter OH, buildings ne
cessary iur farm. Also. one other tract con-
tanning one hundred and forty acrrs adjoining
the above tract the land is of the first quality for
corn. colton, or small grain, well wa,ercd with
several good springs ai' as pure wafer rs any
in the up country. Aud his house and lot in
the village OF Liicolnon. attached 20 which is
(l00) one hundred acres of land, Of which six.
" is la the woods lfnoi sold privately. will
be offered to the highest bidder OH i:e fourth
Monday in October next. ANY person wish.
ing to purchase such lands will he induced to
trade after examining the above premises no
doubt. The icrmis will be easy.
~ FOX.
Iincon,on, Aug. 26 u 23
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From TIC .Nc,c York Erenirr Post.

Don't Depend on Foreigners. The
other day wo took notice of the uncom-
monty large suppIy-a third larger than
usual--of silks. which had been ordered
this season from New York for the Bosiou
marker. TO array the wives aud daughters
Of the MassaChu manufacturing cor.
pora,ions. the owners Of the Lowell and
other manufactures, who are enriched al
the expense oflhe country. aud who, while
clamoriug for what they call The protection
Of home industry. dress their familes in
incry manufactured abroad. Tho Nation
al lntcllIgcncer says. in reply:
"li is asuins, the rules Of he free trade
system for people 10 use foreign goods; in
order 10 Get which. they sell somewhere
else their own peculiar productions, whcth-
er OF the loom or tho cotton field. Why
should no, tho manufacturer use silks as
we'll as tho cotton growcrl Bu, i, seems
they are 'prospectively enriched by tho
larc law! Well, is there any great harm iu
that! II seems to US to be time that NO
should at least have legislation that will
enrich somebody"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
New Cabinet Establishment,
PATENT SMUT MACHINE

n WILL offer for sale to The highest bidder, on
I'll thu 2nd Monday in November next. the
Rights OF the Districts Of this State, together
with the Rights ol some of the adjacent States
Of the new and improved PATENT SMUT
MACHINE.
This Machine is decidedly superior 10 any
hitherto in, cnlcd from, the fac, that all the 9th.
or Machines so fur IL know, have been con-
s,ructcd :" Us To break OF puverise the grains Of
smut while they are amongst the good Wheat
and thereby catisiug crea, Tuauiiiy ofduS, or
pulverized smut 10 adhere Ia the Wheat sn
mncl, :" a. 10 leave il but little better. and in
some Instances in worse condition than il was
previous To its passili. through the Machine
BG, with tins Machine il is quite otherwise. rs
ii Is snconsiructcd az IL separate tho smut from
the wheat, sriofe and enfire, thereby preventing
the dust which is accustomed by pul,erising or
breaking the grains of smut.
As The present, saIc vii! be iocked TO with in
,erest 10y both liIIlers and Nachnisls, and in or
der ia, ihey niay satisfy themselves of the
value and utility OF this Machine, would in
vrt theris 10 call at tie gfiiis on Saiuda River
about two miles b-low Gambrclrs Bridge. for.
merly known BY the maine of Wilson's Mills
now John Smih's aud by the 2:id oi this inst.
another may b. seen nj John Donald's Mills on
Turkey Creek. ubnu; onr mile from Gentsville
Abbcvillc District A, either place they will
be fully satisfied of il, value.
TrmS-Ri.h,s Of Districts will be sold on
Is months credit-lsights ct States on one and
TWO ycafs-PurclaseTs In give u"trs aud ap-
proved secnrlity. The Patent tish, was OBJ
timed for the term of Is years.
The Sale will confluence nj III o'clock. NJ
Smil.,s Mill, JOHN WILSON.
HeeRtOr and Proprietor.
Sept, ~. 1872 G,35
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted TO the Es,ntc ofJohn
N Cokcr. dec, arc earnestly requested ID
make payment, as the condition of the Estate
is SUCH that shall be compelled to close j, as
soon rs il can possibly be done. therefore. am
in hopes those that are due snid Estate, will
avail themselves o.! this notice and make puy-
mcni. This lst day Of August, 1872.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Eegcfetd Districr.
Aug. 3. 1912 If "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26

FHNHE Subscriber offers for sale The well
u known House in Aiken, fronting on the
Rail Road, and known as MARSHS no.
TEL. The house has been kept as Public
House for several years. and ooriains 10 Eeo'ns
ddnl,ie IA The gre stf !.
with fire places. Upon the premises are Ike
wise ali necessary ont buildings. kitchens, ne.
gro houses and stablins for 100 horses, in the
yard is an excellent well OF water.
Terms one third cash, the balance OH credit
Of one and two years.
Also-Forly or fifty unimproved Lots hand
somely situated, within the corporate Limits OF
Aiken. Apply 10 "
JOHN MARSH, Aiken.
Dcco tr -
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Dec Q
Notice.

A IL persons arc cautioned n. .air,t ircspas-
"a sins on the land OH which the widow Far.
rar resides OH the Columbia road near one
mile from the village either by taking of fwood
or otherwise rs am determined TO prosecute
any person who may be detected IN any man
uer according To law.
a. LINDSEY, Trustee.
Oct. IL II "
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Oct !,
Notice..

a PPLICATIuN will be made 10 the Lcsis
IA. latuIc OF this State NJ lis next Session. that
all the rish, and title Of the State, 10 al! tue cs
tate. real aud personal. whereof the late Col.
Christian Breithnupt. or Gertrude Jacobn hls
widow. WAS seized or possessed ut the lime Of
his her death. and particularly certain lots 1t,
the Town of Hamburg supposed TO he escliea,.
ed may he vested in OsSian Gregory. and Su.
san u natural daughter Of said Christian, one or
both.
Ausiist IL 3ii %
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Esa B0raka.aRapEcaa.

ISE KDttE6RaVttEFTCVs
VHYHE Subscriber has been, by the Judge oil
H the District Court for South Caroilni
District. appointed Commissioner for Edgciicld
District. pursuant TO the provisions of The Act
of Congress, made, and now in iorrc. concern.
ins Bankrupls. Therefore. any person wish,
Ing TO avail himsc lf Of said Act. will please call
upon the undersigned, u, Hamburg, S C.who
will prepare all the papers necessary TO final
discharge, on Us liberal terms as any other per.
son. having procured all the Rules aud Blanks
Of said Cour, required. DC.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Hamburg. June 9th 1872 # ~
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Oct. !. Isl.
Notice.

A IL pcrsors indebted to the subscriber. c.ll.
IA cr by noie or open account. arc request.
ed To make payment on or before the lO;i Of
Drcembrr next. otherwise they will be placed
in the hands of an officer for collection. As |
am forced to have mohey, IN liquidale accounts
which nre standing against me, | hope those
indebted 10 me will come forward.
WM. BAILEY.
Oct If IS
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ESdray,

A Deep colored bay Horse strayed from the
fA Plantation Of the Subscriber on the 7tl
instant. lie is about sixteen hands high, six OF
seven years old. Of light form, and small star
IN his face. Tic walks. trols. and cnnicrs well
and Is very free under the saddle.
P.S. BROOKS,
Sept -, 1879 E3i
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NOliCe.

a PPLiCAT1ON will be made TO the Lcsis-
IA ialurc Of this State. nj its next session. for
closing the road leading from the Five Motel,
Road to the Sco,,s Ferry Road, known by the
name of the New Market Rond.
August ~ 3m 81
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Dissolution.

III He o.parlncrsl'ip IIeI c,oIore existing rn-
III der the firm OF SCRANTON II MEiGs Is
tins day dis.o, cr by mutual consent. All uu-
settled business Of the firm will be adjusted by
e. y. McIss.
p. A. SCRANTON,
G.. 4. MEIGS.
Oct. !, 1912 # 36
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Broarghe To fE,e ,EuiE

A nF this District. negro nan who says his
W name IL Joseph, and that lac belong, 10
John Patterson, Of Muckes Island. S e.. Of
light complexion large whskers from ear to
ear. 8 feet 6 inches high
The owner is requested to come forward.
pYoycpropcrty. pay charges and tnke him away
c. II. GOODMAN, }. T.. d.
Jan. 5. Is42. r 40
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Bankrup.s The New Hampshire Gazcits
ays that the number Of applicants for the ben.
scf, OF tho Dsakruv. lay ~ the. sa,c g llon
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State of South Carolina.
Notice.

FHV HE firm oi BRASNos, MuSDr Il ASpER-
IL son. wns dissolved on the l>t Of Sep'em-
Der last: The business OF the concern will be
settled by BRAsSos j. ANDERSON. who continue
business ut the same place.
Oct. 3, 1912. ~ 3S
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NEW BOOT & SHOE SHOP.

DESPECTFUI.LY inInrns the citizen, of
-AG Edseiield village and adjacent country.
that he has commenced the manufacture of
Genlcmen ana Ladies' BOUTS amd SHOES.
opposite the Planters Hotel and from his hav-
ins been 5ron.h, up 10 tho business. he feels
satisfied, that he will be able 10 give all who
may patr"nize linn satisfaction. as his work
shall be well made. and warranted not 10 rip.
All work done Il, Augusta prices.
y. B. All kinds ol,nend,ns in his line, cxccut.
cd with neatucss atd despatch.
Oct > IF .b
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For. Sale.

LincoIn,on, Aug. 26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
STEM AKT's PATENTFAN BELLOWs

aINOR FORCES NDRIES. &c-rh- su =.
scriber. agent for The above highly valuable
Improvement and Substitute Tor he comiaon below.
Is now ~. the city Of Wheeling. for the sale of the
rights for the above which he warrants to supnly the
place Of the cnmmnu heilrws. with Tho following
advantage; IL will p~rolucs an rqnal heat npon
irpn, IA % per cent less time, with a less consume.
uon Ut c"al. and less injury la The fire. II will heat
an hundred per cent lnuger surface. than can he
duDe With The cut,.mD beilrws,is ensier worked. will
wear longer. Is more simple. less liable to be dam.
nged or get ont Of repair. and more than fny rcr
ceni'chenPer than any Of the common bellows now
in use.
THIS article cnn I've seen in operation NJ the forge
Of Messrs Helm s. Richards ~ and he snhscribrr
may he seen. az present by hose who ne de~irnus
Of purchasing either OF the above establishment or NJ
the Baltimore house on NJ ,nrS street. aud after he
leaves Wheeling will pass through every county in
the State of Virginia. unless he n ,uld pre-, iously
make sale Ofthe right TOR the who,e stale.
The subscriber viii also give references. by per.
mission. a. more than one hundred Practical fnrgers
and founders who have the above article IN use. aI.
50, To Messrs Helm & Richardson. Main street.
Wheeling. lie is however satisfied that Il will on.
" require an eTamiEotOn 10 convince my mnn OF
tho superiority Of THIS over The common bellows.
THOMAS L CLEMENTS.
NThaolipg T,p,Q 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
%TRUSTEE,s SALE


virtue OF u deed of trust rum james A. NJ
1b Clean and wife L, me, bearup date on The
eighth day Of O.iOher W the year 1899. "f record N
the Clerks office for Ohio county iu hook % page
AS and also Ut . deed Of conveyance from James
A Mclean To- me, hearing date The 9Th day at o..
tOber, 1889, Of record ip the clerks office 6rOhiu
county ~ book %. page AS. and the authority AID
direction Of Mrs. Mary l.. Dorsey under tho Terms
Of The last mentioned deed, on Friday, tie 20th diy
Of May, 1912. at The front door Of The cuuu house
81 ONO county. I shall sell 10 he highest aid hest
bidder az public auction; Two certain lots uf ground
situated IN that pau 81 The city of Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling. known and distinguished ~ the
mapOf SAID city ~ luis numbered tWo nni seven
es IN sqrnre numbered three, iugeiher viih al and
singular The ieucmenis brrediamenis anI uppnrte.
nauces INTO the same belonging ~ in auy WISE or.
puuaiuing.
Propositions fr he sale Of said lots. or my part o
either pi them all be received az aly lime prior O.
The day of sale.
TERMS will be made known on The day o.
sale
Selling as Tm'lee. ] shall ronvcy IN the rnrrhns
er only such title ns . ycued iu me by The deeds 70
bsye referred 20. This nile I an satisfied. will b,
iUuEd. upon examination. intispufahlc.
JAMES WHEAT.
or 2s Tusfce
The sale of he shove named property s uuhc
r"sippned un'l saturday he 3O,h day Of July. o.
JON - JAMES s WHEAT. Trustee.
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TREST

vinne OF n dsrd Of irnsI executed by Relick
- Mch"e 10 the subscriber. bearing date m.
2oih day ni April. IS40. and np~ of record in m.
S.erNs Ofhce ui OhIo County Couu in book No %
page 100, ! shall otter for sale, at the auction rp "a.
"i Hell q Wickhnm in The city &c Wheeling. o.
Monday. the e7.h Jay uf June. 1912. tu The i gb
est bidder the property named ia sad deed uf trust
consisting 81 the iollo~ ms described household and
Kitchen furniture, horses, c rriage. draws Sc. % wi.
l ptannS 2 lounges. | sofa. / setter. I pier table anf
ooking glass, 4 looking md dressing elasscs. 4 III
mug and ~hreakias, tables, | centre iahie with mar.
bic slab. l b)nk case md writing desk. | sideb,ari
: book cases md about 200 volumes. 2 cases OF.
IONS and minerals. ] eight day clo, K and I mlnrlr
CLOCK. Ia framed pictures and plates. 5 parlnr and
room car cts. ] Brussels and common stair Garnet
wiih brass reds, Sc. ! astral lamp. | entry lamp. 2
dozen mahogany chairs. . dozen Windsor do. SET
OF walters. l set oi SILVER cudce and tea ware 6
pieces. ~ d"zen silver table md ton sppons. and
des-crt FORKS, | act China tea ware. ! set China dt.
ming ware, 2 large clothes presses. 4 bureaus A
wash stands and bowls, 2 safes. l cooking stove *
apparatus. with n great many other articles for HI.
chen and culinary purposes. Also 8 feather beds,
= hair and common mattresses. 6 hedsteads md
Sheets quilts. coverlidS. pillows. holsters. SC. &c.
to maleh, ! wheclbarrow, l 4.wheel carnage. 3 sol.
shovels. iongs ,pokers. tenders, &c brass coal bc.
sundry knives and forks md glass ware. &c. &c.
TERMS An sun. $40 anI under. cnsb-al
sum. over $40 and under 500. n credit Of Tour
monihs-all sums over sl00 & months-,he Dur.
chaser giving bond with nppnpved security.
ap 26-ts CRAIG RICHIE, Trustee.
Alsp under and by virine OF the al,ove named
dced OF trust will be sold. on the 9Th day o. July,
lS42. at the front door Of the Court HOME Of this
a likely negro boy. aged nbonr 10 wears.
CRAIG RfTCInE. Trustee.
W. The sale Of the above properly is posiron.
ed until THURSDAY the l4,h day Of July next.
June 25 CRA'G RITCHIE.
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Frsn u, y ,,pn 1fmnl.Jn. 2I. 9 A AZ.

Frn he p s,o1 7fzc,,- Jane 81. 9 A NJ
OBSTRUCTION BY FIRE OF ThE GEOR-
GA lNDiAMAN. -MELANCIloLY oSS or
LIFE--rne melancholy intelligence has been re-
ceived of The loss by fie Of the ship Geurgin' Gap
tain Mitchell. from Calcutts Tor London. attended,
Nstsgrei To say. With a deplomble sacrifice Uf M
an life The ship Was between SJ0 and ScO
tons burden. and we- Valued nj tI.OOO, being
splendi dly fitted mp FOR the accommodation Of pas
sesgers. She had a rich cargo on board. CONSISTING
Of Jew elry, merchandise. nnd other valuable prop
eriy, which - ri-hed with The vessel; n loss ia total
OF nearly 10000. Il appears thai early on the
morning Of the hrsi Of NpriL. the watch" on the
Geek discovered a strong smell OF burning about the
ship; he aroused the Commanded. Capt Mitchell. and
The rest al the ships crew, and strict search was
determined uFon. On the bouts being removed.
and the main hatch taken o. tie burning wa,
found TO proceed from the cargo. when orders were
gwen 10 remove over n potion of Il 50 as Ia get at
'he hre. The. crew had ut proceeded far before a
volume d smoke burst upon them, and shortly after
~h"e 81 became - intsnse. accompanied with eE-
cssi'e heat. that they were forced To desisi.
SaPi Mitchell. perceiying that the destruction ol
INC vessel vas inevitable, directcd the crew To
prepare themselves TO leave The ship. which they
Immediately set about doing Ivy lowe r ng the boats
Two inuni1cr) over the vessels side. IL was a
most Trying moment, for the sea vas extremely
rough. with = heavy gale of wind. and with the
kno~Iedge Of their being between 500 and 900
n"e rom 'and. every soul expected 10 meet with
q waiery grave. Al about 8 o'clock. the chic {
mate with nine ofIhe crew left The burning vessel
an The jolly boat; and they were directly followed
sy Capt Mitchell aud the rest Of The ships crew,
Hour IN number. in the small boat.
Al this critical period q vesse. wns observed ut
distance bearing towards The ~ Gi, d ship. and IN.
rhiei mate turned to make known the joyful intel.
igsnce 10 Capt Mitchell and the rest Of the crew
when he WIS horror struck on finding That The boat
had fUurdered. and none of them wrre to be seen
ihey rowed about in hopes of picking ihem up. hui
unfortunately none ofIhe POOR fellows ever rose after
Inc ship II mas Sparks. witch proved to be the
vessel they "a bearing down To their assistance.
cnns up along side SUon alerwnrds. and took the
Shisi officer and the rest Of the G~eorgia's crew OH
hoard, and they then remained within a short ds
lance Of the burning ship until she went down.
which event took place al o late our m The after.
noon. The Georgia and Cargo are reported "a be
insured to the extent Of sos. 900.
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TRUST SAGE.

6cY virtue Ola deed Oi trust to ne executed
ns Trustee. nv Thomas g.. OrUn bearIng
date tie 25h day OF April 1889. and of recor IN
he Clrtks Office Of the cuuny Cuur ufOIiO Cpun.
y. l will sill. at he Front "t Ut the Court
House, of Ohm Couniy, on the 30h diy OF Jlly
ieXt. Lot number ninety eight. v, 95) Nuh thu
I'FurtenhSce-. situated in S'uih Whrpiins. L rm,
It sale. Cash. The TILE ~ said lot Is supposed Ia ne
Inqurstionahle-I vii sell and convey such inter
:. as ] have M same Us Trustee by virtue Of Ihe
Iced Of Trust RisrysaiJ.
NC. GOOD.
June 81 - -- .
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WN pursuance irl dec1 Of i'u-i ifYm Joshua In.
~ ,ru- aud J1rDb VI. B.tsrl. tp me. bearing Its
The l2Ih Day OF Ju'v m Ihr yslr 1899. moss uf rec.
ord m The CLERKS uhire uiIhe county cpuu fr Ohio
county. bDDs %. pore 23j I shall .uu Sut1rIuy f,s
courthouse ir OIfu co.. spl iofle hrchbsf&1csf htd.
Ief.ai public auction. g parrot 10 ~. 8 boz square
No. I rn the ciiy Of WhrslIug, foutrug ,u Nam
street thirty txn feet md three inches Icing fhc
g me property 1n which ihe said Llkens a. BlckeI
now reside.
The terms vi1 be made known on he d7y NJ
sale. Sellng ss trustee J hnll.onyey 20 iho our.
chaser. such title ~ BE- yesfr .u ne w me sl.i
Deeds which b. however bel eycI i1 ha md SOU.
Table CHARLtS l. STRONG,
NAV 81 Tusfrr
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMlL TED TO HANCOCK.

.FARE-From Wheeling TO Baltimore, Sl3
From " to Philndclp hin, SIS
Seals taken Through and Fare received at tho
Office of the National Road Sage Company next dor
below the United States Hotel, Water st aud At the
Virginia Hotel. Wheeling, To. Two Lines will leave
Wheeling daily, at Z o'clock, A VI for Baltimore
aud PhilndelI ha arriving at Hancock on the Pad
day al 8 ? NJ hence by aiirnnd to Blliimore and
Philadelphia. Passengers 10 Ihese lines will be
but One Night Uut IN The Stages and oBly 43 henrs
TO Baltimore. and Sc hours H. PhIladelphia. resting
6,hOurs in Bnliimofc. The Fast Mail Lines lsaves
Wheeling daily ~ 8 o'clock A Mronneeiing viii,
the R1IlrOad Of Hancock Passengers fut Washing
ton City take passage TO HancOek aud thence by
railroad.
Families who wish 10 avoid the one night travel
can be accumulated with Stages that travel by day
only
June ll A. COWTON. AGENT.
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NOTICE 40 HoUsEKEEPERs


INiE subscribers beg leave 20 inform The Cit
sens n Wheeling ard vicinitv, that they have
opened q GENERAL PUBNtSHGNS WARE
HOUSE 81 No l43 Main street, Wheeling. Va
where may be found au extensive assortment %
ST. and mahogany framed ooking Glasses. Portraf
and ficinro frames; Upholstery ware. consisting n
Fsaiher beds. bolsie q. Pillows. curIed h,rr. sp,nsI
NOS. cotton, hnsk and spring mautasscs; Together
wHh q foil assortment 81 Inc Latest STYLE and bss
finished FURNITURE ever offered In ri. city.s 1
Of which viii no sold on tho most rsasossbls term.
and narraufed
Also Looking glass Plates. rahogany vsnseu
vanish So nish moss, &c Sc. constantly n, bs,5
STEAM BOATS furnished with every s1irI.
tuFniipns on The nosi accommodating terms and :
short notice.
CaFpsfs made sn5 put down.
ordsui IN Zanssvills can BE- len with J. FAT
ANS a 20
bn - MENDEL & HARBOUR
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INV GOODS

OOb
4 JST arrived from New York and nDN heinz
sg opened nt l63 Nam street, corner Of Make
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has lust received n large an~
superb stock Of DRY GOODS. which lac WI!
sell at lower prices tuan sImi a. gods were ever
sid for IN the WcstcTn country.
{ ith brswn muSl.n az : cts VOID
Fine calicpS %vlrip1S patterns 7 Ceats a yard
4-4ths lawns Ht 25 cents "A yard
a large and elegant assortment OF mouse
de lanes aud shallers
a splendid variety Of dress silks. light and
dark. PLAIN and fgur d.
The LARGEST aud most beautiful Of
shawls, scarfs and m1nuilas ever offered IN this
mark et all Of he laiesr STYLES. The attention Of
the ladies' - particularly invI'ed ID these articles.
A large supply ofclo rs and vrsiings cheap
A splendid assortment Of gcntleiGeu's summer
clothing cheaper than The cheapest
straw bonnctS and hats for loI9
A great v rIctv ofs'lk. wOrste and cotton hose
and socks. Assorted ribbons aud a geuerI'sIp-
ply oi fancy goods
Cttlz"nS and Strangers are respeC tullv invited
10 cali aud examine this sr.'k n the subscribe
S sure they will be pl asel bD.h with the gods
and prices.
NAV IA ALEXANDER HEVNAN.
NBOUR -Choier Family Flour OLA. BedilIiOn's
hrtnd, constantly fo' sale nv
NAV II Y NKEE e. Co.