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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-09-02
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From the National IntcIigcncer.
TIE WIGS or MARYLAND

have before them, at their approaching
|iscIarge Of il viii be important to the
whole Union. With an undoubted pre-
p"ndefance of the political power Of ae
Ala1e on their side, they suffered thcm-
selves, at the last election instbsir State
10 De out generated and oufnannuyred
hy their opponents in ID manner, the sense
.! which ongat to rouse all their nride az
wei as all their courage to enable them
TO r. conquer the standards then captured
from them by the enemy. This languare
is over-ilgurative, it is tue. 10 be adlrcs-
seq I" the intelligence Of such readers as
we can boast i'll the State of MARYLAND;
ont nc language could be too strong to
rN 'ress our idea of The effort which our
friends In Maryland owe to themselves
l" make at this particular juncture, pre-
para'oFy to The greater triumph a year
hence.
We have good reason TO believe, and
we are happy to say it, that they are d.
fCcjing their attention to this matter with
such gravity and earnestness as afford the
most favorable augury for success. Al
ready, IN number of counties. candi
dates for the House of Delegates have
been selected from among their strongest
men. The examples of TENNESSEE, in
Tlndlca'ng her Wing character by elect
ing majority Of Wings in both branch
es Of her Legislature, and Of KENTUCKY,
IN increasing the Wing majority in both
branches of her Legislature, with the con-
elusive demonstration of continued Wing
ascendency in NORTH CAROLINA, cannot
tail to stimulate the Wings Of Maryland to
an exhibition of like fidelity and spirit,
Such indeed has been the effect of these
demonstrations, We are glad TO learn, that
IN every county in Maryland w.lcre the
Wings at the last election lost ground by
having multiplicity Of candidates in The
field, measures are likely to be taken to
unite their whole strength upon regularly
nominated candidates, so tina. hardly a |
Wing vote in the State bat will be made
10 tell.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-09-02
A MONSTRUJS NEGRO,

We find in the LouisvileDaily Adver.
User, the following curious account of a
giant negro. Died yesterday the Ex-
change Hotel, in this city, negro boy,
the property Of Mr. Andrew II Jordan of
Col nmbus Mississippi. We visited him
after he had been shrouded, in company
with his master, from whom we received
the following remarkabl details concern
ing him. He was four years old in April
last and four feet one inch in height
was born in Mississippi Of parents in no
respect remarkable for any deviation from
the ordinary SIZE, and temperament Of
their respective sexes nothing unusual
in mind or person distinguished him IN
I'll he had completed his first year, when
be began developing in manner that OK
cited The establishment o! all who saw
him. His grey hair grew with surprising
rapidty over his entire body and face,
giving him whiskers and beard, as Iuxu-
RANT a. an adult. His body assumed The
muscular Developments Of alhenc man
! hood, his strength enabling him al four
years of age, to lift 200 pounds dead
weight with ease. His mind was clear
and strongly vigorous, aud his character
Distinguished for integrity and generosity.
We examined his corpse and were aston
ished at the symmetry and enormous
strength OF his proportions. A Grcnaiior
might have envied the lulness Of his
whiskers Oh check and chin, and Dema-
sogue consented 10 he honest with the IN
genious expression of his countpnance.--
His hands and feet were more taper and
symmetrical than any of his race we ev-
er saw. lie fell a victim to plcurisy,
and the eminent medical aid called in TO
his relief, were fully persuaded of the
accuracy Of Mr. Jordan's statement OF his
age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-09-02

What curious thing printer is! lie
stands when he sets, aud sets when he
stands and when he wishes to set with
case, he always stands erect It is, how
ever, the nature Of the case, that makes
him stand.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-09-02

For SlLE-A cOlorc1 rlrl anI,r
10 years old, to serve ill she altains the
age OF - years,-She is not to 90 out of
tht conn'y-soId for want employment
Enquire at this Office. Aug. 2G---4.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-09-02
BAIT. MARK Ell.
~ = N
WILMINGTON MARKET.
NOTICE.

The Cecil county Temperance Socic-
y will meet at North East, ON the Oh
mat.
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FOR KENT

FOR KENT.
a Stable & Carriage House, with yard annex.
L "A ed--on Depot strset-Enqulre OF the Editor
A NO 2G
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
DIR. AiOFFAT'S VEGETABLE
Lice MEDICINES Ill

Possess qualities OF the most mild and henc-
fetal nature. They are composed OF ar,i-
Giles the most anti putrescent, combined With
ingredients known rs the only certain anti
lote for fevers of every description. When
the disease is produced either from cold, OBJ
structioN, bad air, swampy and damp situa-
tiOns, or putrid miasmi. whether malignant
or epidemic, or by other causes, these mcdi-
cines are certain in their operation or effects.
They are possessed OF peculiar qualities,
which not only expcl all disease, but at the
same time restore and invigorate the system.
When first taken into the stomach, they inn.
mcdiately ditiuse themselves like vaper thru"
every pore, producing effects at once de-
iightful, SaluiaIy, and permanent. When
the spark of lto begins 10 grow dim, the cir
culalion languiIl, and the faculties paralized,
these medicines are found to give tone To
the nerves, eXhileraic tho animal spirits. in.
vgoralc the body, and re.animaie the whole
man. ...
Tho Life Medicines have also been used
with the most happy success 10 Nervous anu
Djspcp,ic diseases. Consumption. Asthma,
Liyer Complaint rheumatism. SC. -.
Sold Wholesale aud retail ~ DR. WA.
d. AltlFFAT, 3T5 Broadway, n. y. Alibe.
RAJ deduction made 10 those who purchase to
sell agaln.
al' For saln III The Sign DC DRUGS 4.
"a NE t4IXf AZ xz&1
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

4 tRAvATS.--Splendld ~ IN. chnngenble,
" black Italian, (iros.le Rhine and Lust.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
q. 8. DAVIS,

THoMseNrAN BorANrc Practice OF MEDICINE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
LIN Q Il e I'D OIL
= r. OH. C.H.EE. -

10. 10 y VIZ NfeAAAAs l|-77"I-
EENHE subscribers continue to manufacture
Il LINSEED OIL. at their old stand in
Bradley ville,where pure article cannlways
be obtained at II fair price. OIL. CAKE for
sale at fifteen dollars per ton. first rate feed
for all kinds of stock. Orders from abroad
will meet with prompt attention.
BEEBE g. OSBORN. :
q Ii,chfeld, March Is, lS43. aII,u,
N. b. All persons indebted to us are re.
qucslcd to settle by cash or note without dc.
lay. lm~3 ....H Il. ~ q. ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
Botanic Physician,

w GUILD respectfully inform the inhabi-
w tanls of this town and county, that he
has commenced the Practice of Medicine
upod the ThomSonian Botanic System, in this
village.
MIR. DAVIS designs to give his undivided
attention to those who may reposc conf
dence in his skill, or mode of practice, for
the healing or removing all diseases not in
durable by the introduction and application
ofproper Medicines. s:.-s Er.5e
His Office, at present, is at the residence
of the Rev. Mr.. Wells, ia South Street, a few
rods south of the Mansion House, where he
will be pleased to receive and attend to calls
either in the village or vicinity, and where
may be found general and complete as
sortmcnt of Thomsonian Medicines put up
for family use, with directions.
He would also respectfully invite all unac-
quointed with the Botanic Practice, to call
AT his Office and examine the System for
themselves.
Li,chheld, March 3, 1S43. Gm4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rEsIIE subscriber has just received n, full
assortment OF LOOKlNG.GL
and intends keeping constantly on hand va
riaus sizes. Also, Portrait and Picture
Frames. Ladies' T"ilci. Boxes, Gents Dres'
sing Cases, Curl Maple Chairs, aud varions
other articles The public are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine. Ware Rou.,
3 doors west Of The County House,
42 N. g. DEWEY.
TIjST Received nv a. =. =. Camp Peck.
y a. Knives al MI Kinds and prices, from
10 hlndcs--,lo do, penknlvrs, ! g. J blades,
Alsn. Ieazoys aud Flcam.. manufactured rs
fI.llihin. se.tii, 4 ca and warranted. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
DIR. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND
PHOENIX BITTERS.

~ The universal estimation IN which the
| celebrated LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BlrrERs
are held, Is satisfactorily demonstrated by
the Increased demand for them in every sec
ton OF the Union, and by the voluntary tes-
| limonials to their remarkable efficacy which
( are every whore offered. 1t is not less from
deeply gratifying confidence that they are
the means of extensive and inestlpabe good
among his afflicted fellow @featGres, than
from interested considerations, that the pro
prietor of these eminently successful
medicines is DESTROYS Of keeping them con-
stantly before tho public eye. The sale OF
every additional box and bottle is guara,l-
tee that some persons will be relieved from
a greater or less degree OF suffering, and be
improved in general health; for i'll, nc, case
OF suffering from disease can they be taken
in vain. The proprietor has never known or
been Informed OF an instance in which they
have failed to do good. In the most obSll-
nate cases of chronic disease, such rs chro-
mic dyspepsia, torpid liver, RECONNAISSANCE sth-
ma, nervous and bilious head ache, costive-
ness, piles, general debility. scrotulous swell
lings and ulcers, scurvv, salt rheuln, and all
other chronic affections Of the organs and
membranes, they effect cures with rupidi-
! ~ and permanency which few persons would
| theoretically believe, but to which thousands
have testified from happy experience. In
colds aud coughs, which, If neglected, super
induce the most fatal diseases of the lungs,
I and indeed the vicera in general, these med
| icineS, if taken but three or four days, never
tail. Taken at night, they SO promote the
insensible perspiratlon, and SO relieve the
system OF tebrlle action and feculent OBJ.
structioEs, as to produce most delightful
sense of convaleSence in the morning and
though the usual symptoms of Il cold should
partially return during the day, the repeti-
ton of ii suitable dose ut the next hour ol bed
time will almost invariably effect permanent
relief, without further aid. Their effect up
on feyers of more acute and violent kind
is not less sure and speedy if taken in pro-
portionable quantity ana persons retiring
10 bed with lntlamma,ory symptoms Of the
most alarming kind, viii awake with the
gratifying consciousness that the fierce ene-
my has been overthrown, and can easily be
subdued. In the same way, visceral urges
cence, though long established, aud viSceral
inllammations, however critical, will yield
the former TO small and the latter 10 large
doses of the Life Pills and so also hysteri.
cal affections, hypocondrioCism, res,lessness
aud very many other varieties Of the Neou.
rotical class OF diseases, yield to the efficacy
Of the PhUniX BilIers. Full directions for
the use OF these medicincs,an and showing their
distinctive applicability to different com.
plants, accompany them and they can be
obtnined, wholesale and re,aIl, at 35J Broad.
way, where numerous certificates Of their
unparalleled success are always open % To-
speclion
E0r additional parilculnre q iAs above
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
FOR SALE.

A FARM containing about one hundred
IN acres of land, situated in the west part
of Harwinton. one mile east from Waterbury
River Turnpike road so called on said farm
is large two story Dwelling House. newly
painted, good Barn and other out buildings,
in good repair, a we'll of good water within
one rod of the door, Said farm is suitably
proportioned into meadow, wood. poughng
and pasture land. Near the premises is a
Smith shop. Chair Factory, and School
house, all within sixty rods of the house.
on said farm ard within one mile there is n
first rate grist mill and sawmill, and another
smith shop. For further particulars relating
to said farm, inquire Of the subscriber living
on the premises. ROBERT AMES.
Harwinton, Jan'y Is. lS43. *tf35
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
FOR SALE.

stone Ware. n, 49,.
HALF, l,2,3, 4, s, g. gall. Butter Potts.
IN do l,2,3, 4, 5 & &, gall. Jugs.
=, 4, e. 9, gan, Kegs.
Beer Bottles, Flower Pots, &c. &c.
Fors0!e by a. p. p. CAMP.
SCARFS,-Satin, Velvet, Eoliennes. Me-
~ rinoand silk Scarfs, "gether with n va
riety Of fashionable sT CHS, and some not
quite ~ fashionable, at F. PHELPs'.
Sumhwor,h's Celebrated
Lard lamps.
A VARIETY of the above Article for sale by
~ dec ~ +. PHELPs,
..H GLOVES.
n ADIE'S and Gents hLIck II. y. md
r. Md Gloves dark and light RssoFted
do, from A No. l.,oihnse sot quite az eooi---
prices OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hl'k Fillcl do.
Of ryery loscrLilh; plain siilk, spun silk,
and rnn SIR, go, within greut variety Of Cot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
Hosiery, e GgOceS.
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have made arrange
IL ments to keepa constant supply of first
rate article of Geese FeatheHS-selec-
ted and packed with great care by ourselves,
in packages from 20 to 5OIbs.; and will fur
nish at all times any quantity from 90 to 1000
lbs. of quantity they will warrant to be as
good as the best, at as low prices as can be
purchased of equal quality in the state.
S. & l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1S43. lv35
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
THOSE LABORING UNDER

sickness can at once relieve themselves from
! the thousand maladies that flesh is heir to il
they will only follow the couuseIs of nature
and take the medicine which best assist her
in her operations. That medicine is the
| Vegetable Life Medicines of DR.. Moffat.-
The wonderful and miraculous cures which
his Life Pills and. Phoenix Bitters have
every where performed, place them before
! all other medicines ever offered to the public
Composed entirely of vegetable substances
they overcome the disease without corrupt
ing the blood or weakening and .destroying
the constitution. Their nature is such that
when taken into the stomach they are d.
gested like other food, and are distributed
throughout the whole system, giving atdi-
tional strength to the sound parts, and pur.
flying and restoring the weak and diseased.
They not only act as purgativc in cleans
ing the bowels Of all impurities. but they
open the pores of the whole body, assist and
promote all the animal secretions, and give
healthy vigor to the whole system The
is not idle defamation uttered without
truth and only for effect, but is fully corro-
borated by innumerable letters and certiti.
Gates which daily pour in upon the proprie.
tor of the Vegetable Life Pills, from thou
sands who are grateful for a recovery OF
their health-aSrecovery which all other re-
medies had failed to procure them,and which
they despaired of ever yect living. 1t is thus
fully proved that the operations of nature
are simple, and that disease Of all kinds may
easily be eradica.ed if the right course is tn
ken to effect thelr cure. That course, we
repeat is to use DR.. Moffat's Life Pills and
PhGnix Bilters. The beneficial results they
produce on the human system are apparent
e1.,.~
gle box canno: be taken without giving il
relief to the sufferer which will convince
him of their efficacy. All who value their
health, their time, aud their money, will al,
least try the Life Medicines when attacked
with sickness
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06
NOTICE TNES!

A SUPERIOR LOT tf PlOWgls, on
N hand and for sale by G.. & B. Smith,
plymouth Hollow, CT. Tho makers war
rant them to suit farmers, whose notice is
particularly invited TO them. They have
those with and without the Golfer. One of
these Pleughs was used ut the Ploughng
Match last full. and the Committee reported
that this Plough would have drawn the first
premium had il been entered. Warranted
to be made of good White Oak timber, and
perfectly smooth-equal to any others made
n the state.f fs t,~- e.s yf'r..E 3mf39
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

TAM" copy of which accompanies the nc
dicines-a copy can also be obtained Of the
different Agents who have the medicines for
sale.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-06

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
kSHOaGicBOts tins, plain and fancy Cas-
silMereS Il SatimettS, of every CO.
Tor and style. e., ,....--.r
Hosiery, e GgOEeS.
variety too great to particularlZe.
,r. sSIt(gaCgS.
Kabyl, Belvidere, Nett, Plaid, WOollen, Al
paca-Silk, and Mousseline lie Lain Shawls,
together with variety of plush points- ra-
watts, Fancy Hdkts sc &c. For sale by
nov % F. PHELPS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

Prepared and sold by A r sands e Co, Drug
Ests and chemists. Granite buildings 27t
Broadway. corner OF Cha mbers 81 New York ,
100 Tor sale by DRUGGISTS throughout the u S.
fIIre ~ per bottle, sfx bottles for IS.
The public are respectfully requested to renem-
oei that it's Snndss Sarsaparilla that has and Is
constantly achieving such remarkable cures OF
me most difficult class OF diseases 20 which the
parills. and t,ke no other.
OLfpER PRYOR. AGENT ~ special APP
poigfmenf for the Propriefors. for Wheeling
and rieiniv. iy IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

IT HIS company icing new duly ofga nized n
prepared 10 make Insurance. on every dae-
hing aouees, store n ouses &c with their con-
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats asd Keel
B0atss with their cnEgoes. 20 aad from any 8 orr
on the Ohio I'd Mississippi rivers. fheif trib-
utary streams. Application fer lnsnrauee - hs
made for the present at the ofiee Of the Hheel
ing Savings Ins titution
RuR 40 tfiHH r. M'CQY 8ec'-v
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-.I51.T7 ! AUGUST IS. IR43.


NEJF >F,AI.L A Nd HINTER GOODS.
- the New Stare Of j r. x r MARSH,
IA No tftf Nan sfreeI.s b De Il - Marsh
have received their first stock Of, Fall and
Winter Goods. as follows;
Super Freseh Black, English and American
,wo~l dyed Cloths, plain and fancy cassIperes,
BrIsc, plain Beav r lushipH anh Pilot CloIhs,
SaIIinel,s, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker,
seys;- White GaFize, Red, Yellow. Twilled and
printed Flarnels; plain and hg'd silks, and sal
ms tnew swell plair. sirped, yptered, change
able, fad and plain 4 lpaes LBstres Bombazines;
Satin striped aud plain Muslin de Laiaes, striped
Chusans, Lusfre LANES. Grape Ruchel stunned
..unettas, printed Saxony. French and English
Merinnss; Manchester, ,EaFlstoD, French and
Chambra Ginghams; BForha, ID aniask de LANES,
1terino, Embroidered, Dapask woo'len. Tartan;
Fi2d Merino. Thbet. Kabyle, LADY Sale and
Helen McGregof ladies Shawls, cord and black
Kid Gloves, Long White do. Fancv Points and
Dress Handkercliefs, Alpacha Aprons. Silk
apron tasseis, Black and cold twisted silk fHnges.
Working Canvass, Zephyr worsfed, Thvcad lace
edgngs and ifseriisgs: Swiss md iaconet d.:
Ashbarton, LYONS and Fancy Nei T.sces. cold
silk 'Gimps. RIvene and Hem-sriiched Linen
carDhTic hdkfs plain and fg'd white and black
Net slan and hgd Swiss. Book. Lace strined
checked and, Iaconct Mnslins: Mill Mull. Nan.
socks, LINEN lawns, fiuep- sp'hric; Plain nnd
- sfir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

E1RINcEs, cINRs AND orHER TRIM.
- 7NlNC--I have spifndid sssoumei,i q
rrinres. Gimp. Briid,, whsiebmes Billions ~
h.h,l, .ns oiher sraeics 81 Mililnsr' Tdsarnin9'
t VT sELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
10000 DOLLARS.

NUORE Nf.w t:ooDS. at he Ness York ckes,
lvI Cad Ssars is9 Ainrtei ST. WHEELING. VA
| = YORkE. w.ald respectfully inform hi
rusiomer- and The public generally thai he has jus
returned fs,n the tnsf with general a-sorinsnt a.
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Croskery Ware
Hard are B,,ois. Shines. &c. which he is now open
ing and ready ~ cell cheap cheaper Than ever
The p~hlic are invited to call and examine the inl
lowing articles. viz it'' ff e..ttiH.. 3
'" iGROCERiEs sa-|
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE; ta.1t +s
so boxes CulpssxJer TEA. so chests v n TEA.
10 do Hyson skin d.. 10 hoxes fnperiaI do.
1900 Lbs Lnaf SUGAR. S hh,is N o SUGAR.
1000 ths white Havana ,In, 25 Tierrrs RiCE;f -1.
30 bbls " o MOLASSES; 20 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 Lbs sALERATUS, s9ff $3.50. Y
10 haxes ~ plug TOBACCO. supquuhIy. = -.
10 do 6 plug d. do. .f
S Kegs 5Twi., do -a do. st -
Nutmres. Crrund Pepper. Grannd Alrpice and
Cloves Ginger. indigo. Niadder 10 soxes Pipes. SIC.
DRY GOODS. .a-t
Blue pih hrnac CLOTHS. 3 ne sro,d CLOTHS.
Olive brown do Olive Green sIo; .i'l
Ribbed CASHMERE 3. Black cAS>IaiERES;
Cassinesiss r AZ qnasliiel gerseys % all qualities;
200 peice~ bienshrd AftSLiNS: erst tvss
900 p PRINTS ~ OIL qralilies and prices: .osit
BLACK SATIN VISITING. -if tN oa1
Fanny VISITING afrII qnail''e< nnd prices: l',.
IRISH LINEN: Rierrh'd and bro Drills;
APRON CHECKS; Bi.UE DRILLS "a
Bed TICKING. all >tires: Linen md Silk IIlkfs;
Blk and hruwR HOSE. Gents and Ladies' Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHOES-2n0 prs Ladies' Slippers
1T al prices End qualities; so pre- Lad,es GaiIer
Bnois; 100 prs Ladies' Kid Slippers; so prs Mems
thick Baos. so prs NIen<' Calf BOOTS 50 prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mei.s' Thick and Kip
Brneans cheapet Than ever Before offered IN tins city,
HARDWARE Of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
han hefpre offered in this city, I 81 b. a..
-cR0CKERY-A general assruieut Of common
and printed CrockefY py reail Alan
many aher articles too numerous IN meEiinn- Nif'
nf which will he sold cheaper Than ever before
offered IN This city, 3srn o. irHal D. I-i.a
N B.--Couniry nerchopis will he supplied nj
Eastern rrIces with small commission added. 81
sepl5 -.fssri - A + York;
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DIR Y-G3OO ID s.
GREAT ATruACi I0&. ~
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODSM!

spHE suBsCRlBf:l begs leave to inform
The citizens oil Wacclins and the
LeigAbo,heod, that be- has. Just Returned from
Philadelphia and Baliinors. ard is now rsceiv
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
I9elng ,ic second surply this FalJ which for
o-ALfry sxp cHEArNEss casnot be exccliez II
lualled in the CITY Of wheelnig.f
Civths OF every variety Of shade aud price We
Cs:siastes ani cassinet,s of the greatest qarn
3 iiiy inaSi;iable. .r
Z Kentucky Jeans, fsUed cloths
Ketscys Beaver cloths. Giraffe cloths, and cye-
~ variety or goods for caats and pautaloons-
Bicached aud Brswn Mashns, Flaunels aud
Checks. $50.
Af.So-1 he. largest assortment Of Caiicoes he
mas ever 6fiesed TO the public. ~
Domestic. Ear}stOn and Manchester GtHgha ms
splendid new stvio goods for dresses, such as
rich Sgd Heirets, China Pehln, Chnsan d.
Latte, Muslin de Lame, silk stripe Aackhars
tn new arieicl ped, fs,,d, chanscahls, PLAN
s. aid varirgatel Alpaca L'tstie rs. WITH every
kiad Of Goods in fashion for Ladies' dresses
sSharls, in6kerrtiefs, Gi0res, HosierV Wits
Cuf1s, Ribbons, BonHel sitks and linings, DR.
tfffe;flS ~ SOY -' -.t ~ ri o.
Tho undersigned woalj take this occa.ion TO
express his thaaks 90 the pubic f1r the liberal
esars oftheir PATRONAGE heretofore received, emu
ko2es and believes that an examlnaiion of his
stock viii sat sly any one that he Is still en- Tiled
e afult share Of the public pal ron ago. r
soct / 2 Sen SFNEY. 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
LUMBER.

TTNHE subscribers having purchased the L5M-
BIER YARD on Msin street near fhe Rfidgs.
formerly occupied by Mclean a Rice. respectfully
i7fom the pa bits that they prepared all fimssy
to furnish all kinds Of PINE LUMBER on Jhs ns.,,
favorable terms for cash. 49,
Attached to this yard Is SD excellent planning ma
chine which VIII be eaBsiaHtly sipplied with
ked asorse. sOeatkey boarding ceiss. 3e- hifh VA
be sold or cash as lev stany place 10 the Wes-
tern country. All orders Ihsnkfslly received snt
promptly attended 10, L. .. ROOF 60.
Wheeling. August lift
Washington Examiner copy 10 ameast Of two dol
lars, and charge Times. .fl-t .suf f.i<1f