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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
MERCHANTS,

FNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
SCHOOL TEACHERS. &~c.-SrEPHEN-
son & HASWELL, Booksellers. Union Street.
Wheeling. have just reed from The eastern riIies, a
very largc aud general assortment az BOOKS; con-
sisiing Of MEDICAL. THEOLOGICAL & SCHOOL
BOOKS, such as are used in This section ofc.untry;
Also a very large quantity afsuperior WRITING
PAPER and STATIONARY in general. which are
'frrei 10 the public at prices much reduced.
The Books are all Of the latest editions, and oil
The go, Us selected from The most approved manu-
f'cuure-s. sep 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06
10000 DOLLARS.

NJ II NEW GOODS. AT The Mem York cheap
1Va Cash Stare! lS9 Market -. WHEELING VA.
AZ fORkE. would respectfully inform his
customers ard the public generally. thai he has Just
returned irm the Fat with y general assortment of
DRY o and GROCERIES. Cookery Ware.
hardware. Boots, Shoes. &c. which he is nov open.
ing aud ready To- sell a. cheap or cheaper than ever.
The Pablic are invited To call and examine the toll
low ing articles, viz.
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LTMREE.

-, va nm
VIE snhscuhers having purchased The IUN.
4 BIER YARD on Nam street renr The Bridge.
formerly occupied by Mclean & Rice, re,secufully
inform the public that lhey are prepared al al times
10 furnish oil kinds Ct PINE ECMEER on The most
iayorasle terms for ca,h.
Attached To ihis yard 8 an excellent planning ma.
chime. which vi be constantly supplied with ,sor-
led tpor'ng .weathrr boarding ceiling. &c. which viii
he sold for cash, as lew as a. any rloce in the Yves.
tern country. All orders thankfully received sad
promptly attended Ia. L. s ROOF co
Wheeling. August lift
Washington Examiner copy 10 anoust Of Two dol
lars, and charge Times.
ARDWARE-The suhscriber has laisly
received The following goods, which As hss
raduCed The price TO suit lines.
Elliptic Springs. Mann's Axes.
WIN Jessop & Sons Cast Mouse hole a.d st.st
Shear Steel, AnviIs,
Smiths Wees. Mil e. Cross Cut Saw,
Sheet Brass. Planes.
Together with sysry variety in the Hardware
and Cuilery line. SAML NEEl.
nug 81
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SWEARINGEN & CRUMBACKER.
FORW AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,

WHKsALSs, Va.
REFERENCES.
Charles NJ Keyser,
Duval, Keighler L. Co. -
B + Gardner, Da"'m.
Weber. Miller g. Hand,
VIM Duty,
Robert Toland, PhiIad.
John II Fsbcr. N'A'"
BIG Gutter Il Co. Louisville. nv,
Wright Smith.
A = Dcllinger, SC""'.
GeaIman g. Co.
James Rabh, Esq, 1Neriasus
Wilson, Wight, * Co.
3 & J IIuhbs, -.
Jesse Whitehead. Esq. 'l
Andrew Elliott, Esq 81 LOUIS, Hs
} Il Yeatman. NSShU.He, Tenn.
feb Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

NuimeeS. Ground Pepper. Graund Alspice and
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo. Madder. 10 soxes Pipes. sc.
DRY GOODS.
Blue Dix broad CLOTHS. B tie broad CLOTHS,
Olive brown do. Olive Green de-:
Ribbed CASSINERFS. Black CASSINERES;
CaS~ine:isuf all qualities; Kcrseys fall qualities;
Lrn-eys at all qualities; 10 hales brown Muslius.
200 peices hlr"ched MUSLiNS;
200 - PRINTS of all qualities and prices;
BLACK SATIN EESrING.
Fanny VISITING olAll qualities and prices:
IRISH LINEN; Blerch'd and bro Drills;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Red TICKING. NIL prices; Linen and Silk Hdkfs;
BPk atd hu,Np HOSE, Gents and LADIES' Gloves.
BOOTS N SHOES-2NO prs Ladies' Slippers
nf all prices ani qualities; SO prs Lrd,es' CATER
BooIs; 100 prs Ladies' Kid Slippers; so p . Mems
'hrck B~ts. 50 prs Mems Cali BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick and Kip
Brogsns. cheaper Than ever before offered IN this city.
HARDWARE al all kinds and qualities, cheaper
than ever hrfore ufiered in this city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment OF oommon
md printed Crrckery 10y The crate and retail. Allan
many other articles Too numCtous To mention. All
which will he sold cheaper than ever before
offered IN this city.
y B.--Couniry merchants will he supplied al
Eastern prices. with a small commission added.
sep Is AZ YORKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

FOR THE LADIFS-Lisle Thread, Chasans,
a neN and beautiful article fer dresses, Al
paca cloth, Striped I.unetta, American, Carlston
and Manchester ~GlnRhams, Alpaca Aprons,
plain and fS'd Blond fer capes, LIsle EdginRs,
Black Gotten Hess, &c, &c For sale cheap al
No I2I Main Street.
aug2I JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL& co.
TLOTHS AND CASSIMERES-we
~ offer for sale atour Store. a superior piece OF
Wool DYED BLACK CLOTH, stS2.75 per yard
Other CLOTIIS III E. ropnrIiun.
CASSiMERES from 81 90 To- 81, 5 per ysrdi
CASSINE1TS. as low as 81 cts er yard.
sep 10 LAZIER & cox.
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wM JEssOP & SONS CAST Steel.

WI q SONS CAST STEEL.
VIE subscriber has Just received
\ eases ] by J rrfnsd expressly for nrrs.
do assorted from { 10 ? niche. square.
do Double shear; refined fr edge lssIa.
do GermaH or Seyihs .leel;
Al'H. iEe genuine Hoaa l.. which he offers 3,
smiths - 'Grerior TO Ssndersan n Brother. m,ou.
ihcl1re. those who have given it a uial say that ia
can ho worked with a higher hes, than snv u,hcc
'''e' AMUE EEEL.
inn z
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%FOUNTAIN fNNr
ttais Beiha,rsr'si IlsHr ST. RlLTINoFE.
w w DIN,

ARTHUR FoGG. Proprietor.
AVtNG leased hi. extensive and c,v,ri,. -.
ia6li'hmenr. and entirely renovated ard re-.
h'ed II Throughout. 90 uhoi it can compare .dy,r,s.
eeous'y With any similar establishment in TIE Uniar.
""Ne %" hesitation IN eudeavoring TO snrart he
r'e"''h OF TIE travelling public To thus fav-,ii.
liSteL. lfihs most slrenucns eIrrtior.. ;,;,.J IA
every possible convenience TO he found elseNhrrr.
can insure success, they pledge iAemsels CO fht IL,
'o'fner well earned reputation shall not only L.
meriied hut surpassed.
In accordance with the dinfc slti.s Of The iimas.
'hey have determined 10 reduce their charges 10
correspond. Price sI.9 per day.
Baltimore. July 3, lS43. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

SADDLERY, HARDW ARF.-The subscribers
have received n splen lid assortment of Bras =
silver plated O. Timed Stirrup irons and Bride
Bits Of every description. Also. evcrv size and
KIND OF, Birdie buckles, Roller buckles. Japan
NED, Si'ver and 8rass Harness mounting. Red
Fringe, three cord Silk Orange Thread. Piush.
Seating Skins, Cotton and Worsted Web. Strain
ine do, NC, NC, which shall be sold al yery re-
duced prices TOT cash. SaddleTs will pleas Sc give
usa call. OFT g. GREER.
10 10 No $50 Main ST
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IPArHAa - Martlnoss.

A LPACHAs snd Msrrinoss.
n so pieces Alpaeas plain and sgd, some as
low o. ga cents per yard,
Alss rs p mernnoea sssoued colours Nhio'
Ws will sell a. reduced prices.
EFtp bALtAs@0OA'
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Nhe SoIe OF the SUBSCRIBERS sufficient to sat.
lsfy the most lncredulnus. Price 25 cents.
NHITELEY, Green Co. Pa.
Ma. nth, 1888.
Dear Slr; ! have b-en using your Vermrfuge in
my prdctlce for a number OF years, and find a.
the most SUR and safe Worm DESTROYER hat /
ever had.
was called TO child six or seven years old in
NAV, 1912, which was then i'm spasms with the
worms, l gave 1t one vial nfyour Vermifuge. a.
Sreea6iy TO dir% sctIons, and the child passed 40
WORMS. In a few weeks, I gave IL another vial
ana il passed POO more, making in all 60 Worms.
The CHI! recovered Immediately, ami has enioy-
ed good health ever since.
have prescribed II in many ether cases. in
which II has brought away 900 aud 400 EVorrns.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Their are NeTmIfuRes in almost every section
OF me country !, asserted TO be the same, IT equal
To which Is not the case-tbrre
are none IKE H.. They contain DANGEROUS ingre-
dents, Avoid them as Won value life and heath.
use he first and only safe am eficacions one.
10 not be persuaded by the interested vendeT,
that others will answer as well.
For sale by
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u PHARnWARE-

DIT & GREER, No I59 1!aiH street. have
lNst received a fresh supply Of hardware,
cohsisu z OF OR SIS and GraIu SCythes. Sycies,
Scythe HIhes and Stones, Mill Saws, Cross
Eut saws, HANG Saws, Tenor Saws, Knives and
Forks. Pocket Knives. Iron Nirr Rim Lei
door Lalches, Butt Hinges, Table Hinges, Tilt.
Shest' Cupboard, Trunk and Pad Locks, ali
cry ether article in the Hardware line. An of
winch they Will sci. at prices that mus please.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
A FAHNESTOCK & co.
Corner of Sixth and Wood SIS. Pittsburgh
Is q M'MECHFN.
JONAS CRUNRACKER, &
JAMES BAKER,

heeling, Va.
~ a FAHNESTOCKS ANTI BILIOUS
gentle but efficient cathartic ex-
pressly adapted for a f'mily physic; and are not
surpassed by any other pill In use for all cases in
~hlch cath2rtlc II Indicated. They will operate
y oTonghly without ,grIping. Prize 25 cts for a
box containing 30 Hills.
PneumO nc or Cough .BdIsdm-A valuable
remedy ter Coughs and Colds, Price 25 cents.
Cough Lozen ges.-These Lozenpes possess a
the virtues of the best Cough Syrup, are conve.
nient to carry IN the pscket and are very pleasant
TO the taste. Price 25 cents.
CdTmtHdtiUe L0seHges for the cuye Of the
summer complaint. As the season is now an.
preaching in which bowel complaints are aIwavs
very troublesome as well az dangerous. every
family should be provided with a box of these
LoZenges. which, fused according to directi ons
VIII certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid Opodeidoc This penetrating arti,I Il
possesses double the strength Of the common
Opodeldoc is more Clearly and much more con-
venIentlv applied. Price 25 cents.
For sale by M'MECHEN.
Ne ~ Mhn.llrn Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

TWLDREN's BLACK n DRAB CASsf
~ MERE HATS, = splendid article received
THE day, at MCALLAM's. I7S Main ST.
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PER WEEK, l2A
Single papers fnr sale by the carriers anhat the
of1ce 81 3 cents a copy.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
published OF, Wednesday at 81 90 per annum
In advance. or 50 If not paid within one month
from ths beginning sCthe year. Nonew sShscribers
Will be reserved. except such as pay in advance.
For s mosiSs 81 so il invariably charged No
lbSc ribe- received for less 'erp than sax months,
aud no paper discontinued. exsept aithe discretion
OF the publisher, until all arrearuges are paid.
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Three INSERTIONS rr less per square, Sl.00
Que week, $3.50
Two Ncpks, S2.5O
Three Wc~ks, S3,25
-Four weeks, S4ua
Two mnH'Hs, $500 Three months $500
Advertisements iuse rrd uH fprhti Or viIhout
Ipress order. Will he inserted unil ordered oui
nd c'iargod one dollar lr lsI three Insertions, and
ID cts tor each Insertion alter. Advertisements
nse ted three i'm 5 a Meek Tor Ihree fsurihs the
s"ve. Weekly for enc haii per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

NEW Foot AND SHOE EsTAB-
LISUMENT.
JOHN T.. WIDE,
Nj ANUFACTURER Of Ladies Genilemen's
and Chrldren's Boots aud Shoes. Main street.
3 doors south Of Virginia Hotel Wheeling. Va,
keeps constantly on hand an assar,men Of the aIuve
articles, at Eastern prices, oil made under his own
inspection. and of The best Philadelphia materials
June Is. lS43-lv.
JUST RECEIVED,
a GENERAL assortment Of Drugs, Paints, and
- Dye Stufs, amungs: whICh are
10 Carbuys o. Virnul,
5 DO Aqus FORTS.
8 do Muristic Acid,
2 do Sulphuuc Ether,
3 do Spls. Niire.
B do Aqua Amm1nia,
5 Cases Gam CuPul and ShellaS.
A few cases Chrome Green aad Yellow.
3Casks Erg. Lam pblack,
5 bbis Spis Turpenrine,
All Of winch will be sold at Tho lowe't prices by
sertll JAMES BAKER.
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100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
80 boxes Gunpowder TEA. so chest, Y II TEA.
IO do Hysou Skin do. 10 boxes lnperial do.
2OOO Lbs Loaf SUGAR. s hhds n o SUGAR,
2uO9 lhs white Havana do; 25 Tierces RICE;
20 bhls y o MOLASSES; 30 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERATUS;
10 boxes - plug TOBACCO, sup quality.
10 do l6 plug d. do,
10 DO 81 plug do do,
D Kegs 5 Twist do do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-06

COACH T12IM MINGS,
DID assortment of Coach Laees PrGss
and Siirer Hu5 Bands, Dash Frames.
Lamps, .Ifdndtes, Stump Points, MullcaDle Iron,
IRON AXles, Eiipuc Springs, Patent ash Lea
lher, DC, &c. 10 be found at hard times prices at
Iel2 OFT & GRk.Ek'S, No I5s Main ST.
NVI. AND VICES a -.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

reaapning and orlloty efmnsksta and eannoa,
We AJAX whencs we derived thiS orignSf 800 "
acticn 1.-THE citizens III Texas. hsve kase ~.
dnceds BY these owning that territorv. e herome
citizens of that country and hare Been cornpeI.
led BY = causo which thef determined "a "a rne
icient 70 oppose the authority, under which thew
first became citizens Of that country and have
By arms, obtained such claim 10 that territory
as 10 DO recognized By the most powerful ~.
tons Of the earth, az an independent nation
We ask II they should propose to become one Of
the States Of this Union. If any objection Of 4
Unconstitutional character, could besu ccessfttlv
urged sgainst her admission. We have motto.
ca this subject thas at lengG FOE the purpose Of
calling the public mind 10 il, and nat "a urge
Union.
We are aware that many objections might be
presented, to the admission Of Texas 10 this union
under existing or any possible circumstances.
and wc should take pleasure in pointing them
Out, were q not for the extended space which we
have already given this subject. In our nexl
number we shall probably take up the currency
question and afterwards the subject oftreatics
Of commerce, and thus dismiss the Prenident'S
Message. -
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

The debate which has been in progress for
sometime past, between Mr.. RIcE (Presby.
terian) and Mr.. CAMrBELL, 1.-THE Great Dis
ciPle) has closed. We learn that Mr.. CAMr.
BELL was thoroughly triumphant. This, how
ever, is from his friends. We presume the
friends Of Mr.. r. will make similar report in
his favor; at least, we have never known it 9TH
erwise. The copyright of the Volume which
is to consist ofth his debate, was sold immedia.
tely to publisher in CINCINNATI, at $1,000.
Pretty fair price. for these days Of Book max.
ing!
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21
ARK NSAS

SoUTH-WEsTERN FRoNTIRR.--A eard insert.
ed in the Van Buren, mtelligencef, signed BY
several hundred citizens Of Crawford county,
calls for pubic meeting Of the inhabitants 81
sne frontier, at Van Buren,, on the 25th inst.
IL win Femonstrate against the preseat ril;ts-
~ policy of the government. Of the solfh.
western frontier. The citizens Of Crawford
WIN pc joined BY several other counties.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

u A Conference of the Methodist 4.
Church will commence IN this place on the
29th inst. We learn that Bishop Soule viii be
in attendance. He is highly esteemed BY his
denomination, and is represented to be me
ofnature's great men. Every house is expec-
ted to be filed with Preachers and visilers.
Christmas. under such an influence will no
doubt pass off most pleasantly, and probably.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

III We observe, in the Louisville Journal,
a notice OfDr. Drake, 10 bis Temperance lee :
turing capacity. HE'S faithful Disciple Of
cold water his membership and labor have
much greater longevity. than seem common
to many Of our once Temperance members
and advocates. Where is our Columbus
Temperance society! Shall echo alone, an.
swer, where
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21
THE NATfno.

IL NAUY0OLIl
The s.. Louis Reporter n.
VOC hsgion numbers soma.
men. They are thorouobls
acquainted with the 3. 4.
PFeHeusIons exist that f.
the Legion fOrcbodcu no 3,
part Of the Mormon Prupbs,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

a. W ,'. sincerely regrsi, MI
, that M Everett our
' e. . the Court ofs, Isn..
aihl''loH in the deslh orl.,s.
s w;,h and gifl'd gill lq
wv : Department and mann
mind 50 richly stored as c
miraiioH Of = wide cirsls
immediate family Rendered
their affection, consd,5..
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

The name Of our fellow citizen, Col A. A
KIEcANNoN, has been presented by number
ofthe Democratic papers, in the State. to the
considerations of the party, as gentleman who
would. probably make the best Speaker, for the
House Of Representative, whom they could
select Now, we must say. that we much
regret thai so worthy and pleasant gentle.
man as the Col. should be associated IN any
way with tina 2epHdntors and we tOiled, taith-
fully to prevent il; yetwe could not succeed;
and since he is to be member ofthat august
body, we know OF no gentleman, las no Whip
ifany should be in attendance; would accept
the Office -whon we should more cheerfuiiv
support for Speaker, than Col. Kincannon.
He isnOt a thofough Repudiator, brt an y
sumptionist:' Were be however,.a Repudiator
in full, we still would sustain him lor Speaker.
for we are conscious that no man would dis
charge the duties Of that Office, with more
promplitnds and inppartiality than he would.
do. We are DESTROYS to see him Speaker. and
would recommend the Wings il any should
be present, tovote for him.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

Mr.. A.. R. WOLFNeToN, has recently re-
turned from the East with splendid Dagu-
erreOtype, By which, beauty can be taken, ''all
in the Rose"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

The lLocofocos Of Tennessee cannot con.
centrate on MIR. V.:Buren, for the Presidency
There is a considerable Cass party in thai
State, that viii support Mr. Clay in preference
TO him of Undertook.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

"old Maids and Old B,.s
always the best Is an ,l~
hills the meaning Of which.
Of people thank that if ls.y "a
would train them up in he n.
go. or at least that they would
tobe a nuisance TO al who sp
tact with them.-It isVeryo
person with a moderate seB,s +.
attend either Of the Chu,cbe
without feeling tempted 70 %
known, under the name d \
1t come, about something sfp
go into church quietly, and h
yourself nearly alone; conssou
scat that seems eligible for seen,
the preacher, tho congregstio5
The House and all seems well, III
the sermon commences, und
neously a gathering commencu1
door ofthe building drawing ner
comes a clomp +! clOmp elomy !
carpeted floor; yOu look br noihE
horse "shOd abroad" who has
Church for the nav badge or
error is soon corrected hOwsvRH
ance Of a little urchih scarce DID
who having taken a particular
neighbOrhOOd, brings Bis coVh
down upon your eorns in the eta,
yo1r shins, having achieved vi
fellow planks himself down i
Nothing SO very bad in that 10 n
long enough before your con
you have the thing acted over 'lia
atoms, one two! thFe owl
with very thick and very mud
mails in the heels, with Veg ID.
md very bad colds ia theT nal
:hiefs left at hOme) these
riggled themselves itla
lear together as the nature dli
owing intervals Of about fgenr
Iene between each entrances
hink the whole seven had a.
lbout the door for the last bay
rope to be able TO hear spns.
you do-first q whiapa
,les followed by a snort prom.
be aforesaid noses with btd
eep from laughing audlblgals
Im. At this stage 81 sibcPfo.
be disposition TO pefpeirate
0ned statteries : bypunclhn
afly heads 81 the seven Ihis
,re You have quite dscidsdise
noise such AZ q pig max,
trough your CARBON palnsa
1u perceive the nelheg ptfq
ears slowly disappearing lH
x sea 4 upon, On bis We
TOO rood YOU cannot re1sl
,uf f5ot AS bidding bin Coz
, sooner done than YOU ars
oked for impetus brings lhs
, ali standing rubbInga lenp
:, there ia his sudden endea.
8 way this little affair
eakinq probanriiies aal q
"a tl,underinr ont liksa
! a MAD A ! wet hsr, q
4 whole congregation
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

Several Droyes of Hogs are now in Town.
Those persons ofthe county who desire Pork
can be accommodated. Brains and ribs are
fine for Christmas.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21


loa tIIs
The Hoaa "a,
tho day nth,
out Of he siisa, ".
protest e :, aeaina ID, /. So, =.
On the Journal I,i......
y POSTPONED viii Y. ss
me tHe officers Of ,bss,s..'
YIN on'', was to day eI..l.; I.
l,on for the elsolioSs,1,' \.
sloerati0n when u
amendment touehiur e.
being submitted an.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

IL said ihaiths =.
:. sign 20 % sea- u Uai.si ".
e ne L'si'l'lurs u.. ~
Thin u i supposed.
ing room for az. W.,,,'
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

Hon. Robt, WieTe
took passage h AZ ,.- I, q
sailed from New VI. ','''s
trand went ont !. ~ y : g
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

Tbs increase cfths stores ia this place bas
rendered goods cheap. We reepmsnsnd riti-
zsna Of the adjoining Counties. il they wish Il
purchase goods q come 70 Columbuh The
Auction .hamnleE, andihs sxhiieratinp sound IL
gong going gone are active might and duy.
p soon - tho roads win psfiAii. come. bring
your money, and ypl ahall have eiif6t rate BAR
gains. excellent new goods, and cheap"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-21

The " Diaiectic, Society" win meet on Fri
day evening, when We shan have an address
from ]: N. Rarlsdals ESQ.
0n account IF ram Cn last Friday nietlt, The
address was post cned until tIiia week:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21
passencers arriveG

In the ship ingeique, from AmseFaam-NlF Parker, and
in the stcerage.
In the Bremen bark Johanna, from Drammen Norway
Mr. Barker Nh Brenelson aud lady Mr. Closan aud LADY, and
l23 in the s,eerage.
In the brig Poland from Havana-Mr W Campbell and
lady, Mr. r Stewart and lady.
In the Leopard, Boston from Glasgow-Nr Lamb, lady
and child aud in the steerge
In the G w Knight al Boston from Havana-Messrs W
A and Il Aguscna j TemeS and Downing.
In the Acadian Boston from Haliiax-Alrs Galaher,
Miss Crocer, aud 20 in the steerage.
In the Athens, Boston from MohiIe-Capt Crowe!l,
late of ship Bowdtch, and Mr. Joseph Deering.
Passengers Sailed
In the packet ship Nlontezuma, for LiyerpoolSamuel
Casn Esq an lady, Mes~rs jerome, G.een Wood, aud +
Paxton of NewYork; John Briscoe lady, six children and
servant: Miss NJ Wmslow. Mrs Thompson, Miss NJ Oil,
Capt O'Gready r A. all Of Canada: Richards, James
King of Phade!phia Alfred Ceilings, OF England; John
II Cook lady and daughter, Of Buffalo; Rev jackson,
Thomas WAY, OF Hartford, CT: NJ Horribly OF New-OF-
leant.
Passengers to Arrive
In the brig Clinton from Sayannah--W llodsson lady
aud servant James Spear lady and George Dun
ham and LADY, Mrs Haskell aud son, Mrs Beau'ard Mrs
Hsig Miss Teifr and servant Miss Beanlard, Mss
Wood Miss Weed, Lieut. II Rankin, L \, G. B Cum.
ming G y Neyle G Nichols, 5 T Skman, y ThomP-
SON. j L Berry d Wadey, McCalmon Mr. Curman.
In the brig Wilson Fuller, from savannahMrs Mills,
Mrs Marsh Miss G Marsh Miss Sebbins Miss Scudder,
Miss Miller Miss Hollis Miss Shaw, Capt Mills, Messs
T s Tompkins Brigham, AIcCornet, Taylor KelIs