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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29
TINapeslg'a'.a MI CAUYION.
NATURES OWN PREsCRIPrFoN.

81 frf NAfURt'St OWN PRESCRIPTION. %
A .compouhd Baisarnic preparation OF The
PruRas yirGiniaaa ar Mild Cherry Bark, ;
prepares by a new chemical process. approved
and. rec0 mmeadod BY the most distinguished
ply sieiaps, .nd nriyersally eekno~l lodged tue
IMPORTANT CAUTlON.--rh public should
bear IN MUD that It Is llr WISrARS BAL
SAN 0t 8 WILD CHERRY lhst SsrisFmS taase
parrof the country aud not the articles Of simf-
lar name that are oe,a sionaliy pulled INTO tenn
porary notice. Thosg mey be gOod-but we
ztrte t evers MAJ, Woman aud Child read
the following, and II thot does not satisfy All
of the great virtues OF this Medicine. lei them 20
aud see the oaIsiSAL-wifh numerous other
Testimonials Of iiss character.
WArkHslLLE. tOuelda CO. N.Yl SEPT 10. 1913.
Dear SIR owe n 10 tire afflicted 10 inform
yen that. IA January Ylasi was attacked BY a
very violent. cold, caused hy working IN the
water. " llch settled on my lungs IL was ac-
compan i-d by severe pain IN my breast and
SIDES. ard also distressing cough. had Ia
attendance all thebest medical md In our village
5nt-a.ter cxhansiisg Their skill 10 no avail.
they pronounced my disease confirmed con-
sunlptie = aud they one aud all gare me up to
o1e- After much pc rsuaslo0. sot the c0nse NJ
Of my physician 20 use tho 8alsams OF Wdd
Cherry, prepared by DR. Wistar. I purchased of
the agent IN our place one bottle. before using
half os which began TO gaia strength. and il was
very evident my cough Was much cttcr and my
symptoms IN every way lmr rowing. have
now USE three bottles, aud restored 10 per-
feet health. This res1ltts alone OWING 10 the
use q Or WIsTAa's Basam OF Villa Cherrs;
and J take this method OF giving yeu the infor
you; aud partly that Others similarly Effected
may now whfre 10 apply foTreeef
Very truly, yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. PALMER, Druggist, under date Of Wa
tervlle. sept "a, 1913, wnies-The, statement
gwen YOU by Nr James Sage is wen known To
be true By this iehole community. IL certainly
was most remarkable cure. The saleof the
Basam Is very good. aud success in cures fiat
tenn2 Yours, respectfully =.
ID d PALMER.
Lei the afflicted call and see our certificates
They prove conclusiveiy that they can be cured
II they get the rigat m sdicine. BE sure and ger
'Dr Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry Bepare
or init tfions. %
Sold in Wheeling by J.cRUMBACKER IN
Pittsburgh BY 1. WILCOX. and in all the prin-
cipal towns IN the United States, 81 .os bottle.
nov IL GIN
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THE GREATREME

iTH i GE Hat IEM HDYs
WHY DO YOU PROcRA
wv you not aware that Colds and coughs are
lions Of the Human Family are falling victims
to their insidlous vsltations1 Yon have wit
messed its work of desouiIon IN families all
6rst unerring mentor fcouph and eoldl and
suffer the generating seeds If pulmonary con-
sumption 10 knit their fatal threads ia your
system-delav from time 10 time { important
eppo rtunity Of procuring the Medical Agent
that will inrmed lately arrest the early proEress
Of this disease, and finally expel AZ from the
syeteml Remember thisis 20 be attained with
DR. 81 D6NcAN's EExrRcFoRANT REMEDY.
A medicine that has SAVED and prolonged the
lives of thousands " 10 were afflicted with
conpfniHts sented IN the organs Of respiration.
medicine and the innumerable Reeommenda-
lions and certificates forwarded from all parts
Of the United states: This alone is sufficient
the last number OF the Cincinnati sun t,efup-
: ON ONE = THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has been performed in that city and county
within the late wear; The following was lecsi-
we'd by the last mail: e q ef
. pr Drncan-Dear Sn--Health, the greatest
blessing-oh, but eleven months ago, this all
important comfort was far distant from ne
Twas taken down with severe cold last
spring. which settledopon my lungs, and at
length rendered my health so delicate that my
physician lost all hopes Of a recovery. In this
! preearisus situation remained for seven
months, without obtaining any relief, Ct the
same tiue was using all the medicines that il
wasin the nover Of my physician 10 obtain.
but te no effect. My father happened 70 notice
a pubica ton Of your valuable Expecforant
lremedy,and Immediately procured three bottles
for me. commenced using the medicine on
the Sd day Of last November. and continued It's
use for iG weeks; the hrst bottle gave me great
ca sc, end capsed co nslderabie discharge OF
thick weed phlegm and matter, After takine
the second bottle The discharge became 50 great
s nat was slarmed but having 90 much con-
pntIl II entirely renewed every symptom OF
disease from my luBRs. I am now enjoying
public benefactor.
Yours, with gratitude and thanks
MARY PREHLE.
Having been acquainted with Mrs. Prebls for
several years and knowing her delicate sifua-
ton, I fe6i no Hesitation b. endorsing he above.
seeing her nov as usual ~ our ~ ceilings, ho-
ping that others laborng under Affections ofthe
unRs may restore them selves ky the medicines
VI MCDOWELL,
Of the Methodist Society, Cincinnati
a fresh supply Of Duacan's Expoctorane
Remedy insi received az the store OF a ''''--
nov 2T y y y HMAR 81. Whrciirr
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NEW ARRIVAL or
SPLENDID FANCY .GOODs

At THE CITY CASH STOREW
ID ECElyhD this day, (Friaday. November Oh
Ia I843)
pieces super Fsncy Vclvrts. or Ladies dresses;
10 DO Alpaca Lusires al cnlors;
d Do % SILK Chain;
DO super cross-bsrrcd. o beautiful article;
, DO Leuobia Cloih.a new article Cor ladies' wear
5 do sBp French Msrinees;
. d Iwilicd AlDaca, new article,
AiSO-Some very rich embroidered, Thibef.
nerino. BrOcha and oiher Shawls cold Fringes &c
nov ~ LOWTHER q BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

an OURNING GOODs-super BlacE.
LVW French Iglpsriels. BoFpbaznes. bouseliq de
LANES. Super French Merno. and genuine French
CHIMES. Black Lama Wool snd Thibet Merino
sHAWLS end Mourning Cravais Grapes. Gloves.
Lace Wells and Hdkfs RibSons, fine assorimeni,
bought with care and aisnlon, ~
oct2 VIZ sELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29
DEGREE
FOR ACCOUNT.
ABSTkACT

\. Il.
On considerations whereof, il n al jadged,
ordered anu decrecd, that This cause be referred
to james PAUL, esq. hereby appointed COM
missioner Tor that purpose, wh0 Is to ascertain
and report, what moneys aud property, Gas well
real as personaI and chooses in action have
come TO the hands OF the cefendants Alfred
Caldwell and Samuel Caldwell, or either Of
theni or 10 the hands of aly. one else, by their
order or foI their use. or have become estcd in
them ky the deed Of trust of James Cald we'll de-
ceased 10 the bill mentioned, and What real or
personal estate of said James Caldwell deceased
have been sold by the said trustees or either Of
them. and what times and upon what terms
and tor what prices such sales were made, and
what disposition has been made by the said
trustees OF such moneys, chooses ia action, and
securities, as have so GENE to their hands. and
what Is due from them OF either of them on ac-
count thereof. And all the creditors OF said
James Caldwell deceased. are 20 be allowed TO
ZONE NJ before the SAID commissioner aud prove
heir debts, which were due at The date Of The
deed Of trust IN the bill mentioned, and the SAID
commissioner is 10 cause theu advertisement
to be published for at least 80 days. in -some
newspaper printed in the city afWheelng for
that purpose, and fix peremptory day, and such
Of them as shall not 80 come and prove their
debts are 10 be excluded the benefit Of this de-
before they are 10 be admitted creditors, are TO
give security for the payment OF their proportion
Of the expenses OF this sun to be settled BY said
Commissioner. And the said commissioner IS
20 report the said matters Together with anv
other matters deemed pertinent by himself or
specially required by either party giving due no
tlCe 70 parties concerned. OF ms proceedings.
Teste. ALEX T LAIDLEY. Clerk.
+. COMMISSIONERS NoTIcE-The parties
intere sted in the FOREGOING decree, vill take
notice, that IN pursuance of 50 much thereof
have appointed Monday The l5sh day Of January
next, az nv Office IN the city of Wheel ing as
the ume and place, when and where, | shall
com MERGE the taking of the account in said
decree objected. And thereby req1ire all parties
concerned to produce before me such paper =
vouchers, &c, as NAV be necessary for the proper
taking OF said account. JAMES PAUL.,
dec ID Special Commissioner, SC.
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Yours, with gratitude 9ad hanks -, .


COMPOUND kRBOsOrE ACOUSTIC OIL =
NOR the cure d DEAFNESS. paina end ne
n discharge Of mailer from he ears $50 aii flosa
disagreeable noises. like The bUzzinz Of Insects
iailiHg Of water. yyhzs1g Of sioam SC. Ac ,shich
are symptoms o. approaching dsafnsss. srd aluo
generally otiendans with he disease. For sale ~
DR. , CRUMBACKER, No 173. Main 81
Sole A gent
This medicine j. highly focommendod. and Du-
meSous certificates are given, BY very rsspsotbls
pcssons, 81 he nany astonishing cures which "a hsa
po'iormsd. 49, ny -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29


JUST Received.
A GENERAL assorim i,' q Drogs, Paints. oBd
"A Dye Stntfs, asnangs. Ailth are
10 Carbuys Oil Vifrol.
5 DO Aqua FORTS.
8 DO Muriaiic Acid.
do Sslphnrlc Ether.
3 do Spls. Nilre.
3 do Aqua Ammonia.
S Gases Gnm Copeland Shellse.
A few cases Chrome Green and Yellow
Casks Erg- Lampback,
5 bbis Spts Turpeniine,
All Of WHICH will be sold al tho lowest price by
se.tlI JAMES BAKER.
EDATENT cURRYING KNIVES. of superior
n quasy and Fieshen and Workers. For sale
at lhs Hardware Store OF OFT & GREER.
nov 81 l59 Nam ST.
GfOFFEE MiLLS--Anuiher supply rec d This
~ day. and for sale wholesale aid reiail. Ivy
GOV 81 OFT y GREER. l59 Main 81.
A SoAL sHovEls--A supply OF large size
u Coal Shs yels just reed and f,r sale by
nov 81 OFT & GREER. $50 Main s..
NEW GopDS. -rke ietest ARRIVAL of
FALL = WINT'ER G GODS
Al the cheapest cash store of B e. r 3
MARSH, Nc 14l Main Street.
Where they have just received and are now
%hieS IN addition to Their former stoek makes
their Assortment eomciote. Persons wishing 20
purchase will find II to their interest 10 give as
call. as we determined 10 give
1rGREAT BARGAINS.IcG
Gov IA
VIVA ESSOP 4 SONS CAST STEEL
III ME subscriber has Just received
n cases 4 by refined expressly for axes,
do assorted from 10 2 inches square,
I do Double shear; fined for edge tsos.
do German or Seythe steel;
Alsn tge genuine Hoop L. which he offers "a
as Il,
facure. those who have given il Irial say thai IL
can be worked with higher heat than any uiher
steel SAMUEL NEIL !,
jun 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29
a MERTCAN HARDWAnE ~

NOR sALE-A number Of desirable pew. IN
The Pfesbyiefian Church. al reduced prices
Dor information sr ply 10 Samuel or. william r
Qnauier, or james Paul. dseI4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

- = OF TV-F.TKo AMI NUN y
II Forsyth & Co Wheeling.
W VI = Nlagraw, -Unioatown.
Oliphants q Duncans, Cumberl1nd.
Greene y Co. Pratt 81 depot, gsltmere.
dams s. Co.'S Chesnui 81 Philadeiphia.
adams 81 Co. 7 Wall 81. New \ ork,
Adams & Co. coUri ST. Boston.
n. B. All pacixa sesby tn above lice must be
arked care Of firee.fe d COS estern Express
- those from the West, Greene q Co.'S East
era d Northern Exrress.' We beg - refer 20
ne following gentlemea.
Mrssfs Brckheaa d Pearce.
Do Talbot. jones g. Co. D.,,:
d. Matthew'S. Oald & ca.
WIN Robinson. jr, Esq,
dessrs Dickinson's a. Co, Cu.nberldnd.
DO Jas II Forsyth & CO. IVheeling.
dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

nm. JAMES TANNER,
FffY zfcIAN. EERGEON AND ACCOUCTUER
XaFfiCk en- ife Esfiheaaf corner III s,b 49,
Centre ~. Residence on the souiiyysus go
nsf 81 dc sans sffsss. sctf9 :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

ETIRGINIA-IS cmANcERy--At a. Circus
v Superior Court OF Law and Choncery, begun
c,h'in ,ed and held FOR the county Of Ohio. at The
cour. house ihereuf, Friday The I7Ih day Of
Nnvember 1913.
Frederick Smith,
oeafnst DEGREE
James Csldwslls sdm'r. FOR ACCOUNT.
heirs and oihsFs. tfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

COMMISSIONERS NOTICR-The parties
~ interested IN be several matters adverted
% IN the foregoing decree, are hereby notified
January next, az my Office, in the city Of Whes-
ling. as the none and place. when and where
shall proceed 60 take the accounts therein d.
fected And DO require that the parties attend
before me on that day, a. 10 O'Clock A M. with
such papers, vouchers, &c. az shall be necessary
10 enable the propeFtaklng IF sid account
nov Q3 Social o., ;ssfors,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29
HARDWARE.

HAIDW 4 NE.
TliE Subscriber ha jisi reed fresh supply of
Hardw are, aTnuug Which every hing
necessary for the complslrR al house prince rally
si Americas manufacture, "a hich wiki he sold al
reduced prices. SAMUEL NEIL. !,
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

Gennemens' Fine CIoih. Seal Velvet and Fu-
Lined CAPS, Boys Cloth. yelvelecn, Aiuskrat y
Neutrs and Sealetl Cape. III -
Infants Cloth and yelyel Caps. Boston and Phila-,
deiphia style. ff sci4 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

q lnrgc assortment Of the best Ballimsrr .and
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, Upser Leather. Calf.
Kip, KID and Morocco Skins; Binding, Pink snd
Fair Lining SKINS. Thread. Pegs. Nails Avis, Lasis
aud Findings generally. ALSO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

ETIRGIN1A-IS cHASCRRY Ar Circuit Su-
v peTior canrt o. Law and chaneers, begun.
conlnued ard held for the county of Ohio, al the
Court house. thereof, on Friday the nth day of
November iS43. f.fI. : q
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
Francis r Armstrong. administrator de bonfs
non. with The will annexed Oa>Noah Zane,
deceased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

WXTHY WILL YOU DELAY7-And s.,fFe,
w the wet, unhealthy weather 60 knit >
Iii sease IN your system, that is certuin 70 carry
Won TO an untlmely gravel Has not experience
taught youl Has not ocular proofs convinced
you that Consumption Is certain death to all
whom a may encounter when left until late
period7
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
Procuring remedy in due season. and nyrest
the progress Of that fell destroyer7 A Cold,
which s8On terminates in Coughing wherein
soreness Of tha Threat and inflammation OF the
Mucns Membrane Of the PrOnchi h prodneed
and the Lungs rendered open to disease. Thus
persons suffer themselves TO procrastinate until
death locke IN ~ their door, when will thew heoin
90 be concerned about their health when In aii
probability tits too late. May al who have
cold iske timely warning and get rid Of It as
DR. Duncans Expees0rant Remedy. stands
bofors the public, tested By thousands. and daily
nsed n almost every family throughout the a IL
ferent Statoa for diseases OF ~
THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
The vast amount sold IN this CITY, and thar n
20 many persons who come back and obtain 4
~ the hali dozen battles, - suifieiant evidence
Of is wonderful efficacy.
Cal upon JB& Orb MARSH,
nov p Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

~ NEW ARRIYALO Or DESIRABLE gOOna.
n HAVE received further supply Of desirable
n goods, among which are some super Zenobiu
Cloths and Twilled ebszgcablo Alpaca CLOTHS,
a new and beauiifoi article.
Also
GenuiBs Blue Biack Alpaca Cloths;
- Plaid aEnel end gold flaid far children;
Ga and 4 super black Thibet sbawls;
"a black Cashmere sni Lama wool Do;
A few p super hrocais Ginghoms. vory pselfy.
nov 10 i sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

IOAGGING-Jusl received a lot heavy Hemp
oel7 90 a. sELBY's 81
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RRONcfurIS.

Messrs Slesson s. Williams. BOOKSELLERS, os.
wego, n Y. says,-.Yeur FxDectetant gives
UNIVERSAL SATfSFACTiON.'
Rev John Ell $, of New York city says thai
two bottles cured him0f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

Daniel Henshaw. Esq. Editor Of the Lynn,
| lMassl Record says,-'Jaync's Expectorant Is
a very valuable Syrup, which we have lately
used with good effect in stopping a cough and
leosening and breaking up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, May 4.-Flour has scarcely maintained the
quotations of our last cargo from Sanander which is
the only lately received held So which price
the bakers refusing to pay Offering 81 the put
in store The sales Of New Orleans and northern con
steady in the small way, at $4 for the former, and
$l3 so for the latter.
Lard sales Of lard have been small and the
raj lots brought by the Alabama and Empressario will
prove sufficient for the demand The said lots selling
at Sill liz per quntal The stock Of bacon in market is
ample at present and sales have been made at
quintal, with fair demand
Hams-The transactions have mainly consisted in 30
terces from Boston; is sold at $s4 per quinta and
90 at SSH lot of 500 Westphalias held SIS per qi
The lots brought by the Alabama and Empressaro
held at SIS H. New Orleans pork mess has sold 80
49, clear At
Ccfse-Of coffee there is OF the first quality on
sae and the other sorts dull and scarcely any thing
doing in them Quotations for LIST quality 64a7 ID
st 81; Sd, a54.
Sugar-Is in good request Half and half S. 90 $40;
white 81 a lOA; brown, 4ta4;
ErchangeThere has been alteration in the rate of
exchange.
Freighs-AlthouRh but few vessels have arrived still
we have to announce decline in freghts. Among the
transactions two American vessels taken for Cowes
at f2 enc for Hamburg at CO los Cd and another of
smaller class for the port at ca l2s Freighters
generally being unwilling to give these rates. under
all the circumstances it il probable freight will undergo
still further decline. For the u s $3 per hid is paid
if taken from the oupors and per box for sugar at
this port but the freight for that direction quite limit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
Passengers Arrived.

LVERPeoLshp Orphe us-W ,llbone and lady md ID
Miss Ann Dunn, kikenny-226 in the steerase.
GUAYAMA-Baque Texido,--Antonio Texidor, Charles
Met arthy.
PoRr LroN FLA-Bris Bliow-James Kn,pp and Lady
Cart Delano, JanesP Smith, Mr.. Wendall
VERA CnUz-ln the Barque Anshuac-Juan francisco
vandoia, SPAIN Goudaloupe Yandola, M, Ncolaz
Amezaz do; Refusu Yandiea do Maria Anne zaza do Ma
cemo ATtzaza Spain Autona A,apo, do Jesu, Alamo
nerico; Ygnoeia Lopez do; M'rne Castro, do; Joseph
thew. do; md in III" steerase.
NEuv,TAs-Bsrque Cilforn.-Don Tomas de Ia Cruz Don
Jose Barr'to and servant, # Pritcpe.
MArArzAs-prg Warsaw-E Ednopdson, Ewing
MoBmE=Brg Metamora-Nrs Ellison Mrs K c Scranton
and CHI, d. Mr. Taylor add lady, Mrs NJ A Roberts and
child Mrs Wright Mrs Bennett aud lid, Mrs A Smit tn
2chi,dren and Mrs Bolton and child Me,s Tones
Salisbury, he,mond, Chsesebor ough, Wolfe, Williams,
ArALacHrcoLA-srig Msry:m-Edward Steak, of Boston;
SAvANNAH-Bis @ Lsma.-Dr A Person. lady and chill
den; Miss Johps and M rhiidr-n
Of Or Warng MrsC sesuer, Mis- Day, DR. Juds IN Mr.
Graham Miss Poe-, MIR Oliver, lady aud child; Mrs
Peck aud two chidren; Msss Peck d Murson, ee-
mar Grerly w Kelly Reilly, A Beas, Lipman d
Newal. end 80 ,n steerage.
Bills. Briggs, @ Burn, VIM Beach, G Bisbee Miss
BYbee, Mr. Perry, w Thomas 4 Bradley-and IA in the
seer,Re.
Championship Calhonn-Mr T Camac, LADY,. chr, and
servant Mrs W Eros: aad servant Mrs @ Grif h and
child Mrs Baldwin, Msssn Harrington, NJ Finch N
Mowy, Jones' Jacksos, Little, A Irving, White
DR. ID B w Hare, Hyara and Is in steerag-.
CHARLEsToN-B,g Emly-Mn jacob Binepger spdlfamIly
Mr. and Mrs Andrews @ BBenger and servant, Mrs N
Bowl MIR Ct bb'n and lady. M Cram and lady, Ms Wy.
Bum. & Miller. M Oliver W Bentley Capt Alex 5 Vaimer
b y lsher, and III stesraRe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17

bounty upon the continuance of hostile tariffs. Were
to repeal import duties upon foreign productions
without STIMULATING with foreign powers for reciprocal
concessions in favor OF British goods the quantity Of Bril-
fish goods offered in exchange for foreign productions
would be increased by the whole amount IF the RENTED
duties, while corresponding could be thereby
effected in the quantity of foreign productions offered IN
exchange for British goods Thus the abandonment OF
reign countries the quantity of British goods
they could obtain they abandon their tariffs and
10 admit British fabrics duty Free But were British lad
RIGS admitted duty free the whole quantity OF their home
productions which foreign consumers ere able and VIII
ling offer British fabrics would be sent to Engla
exchange the same quantity of those fabrics which
had previously been obtained in exchange for that por
ton of the efer of the foreign consumers which remain
I'd for expectation after the deduction account OF the
duties An unconditional repeal of import duties on the
part England would render the country tributary to
foreign states imposing duties upon British goods and
would offer to such states an irresistible nducement to
maintain their hostile tariffs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-17
on-24 M G Maitland-ss Holbrook &

Iius-l3I Mel Il Anderson-24 Matand-3s Holbrook &
NeIson-28 to order.
SAyANNAH-Brig WIN Taylo-I5l bales cotton X Graves
ga JOS Wood-l6 A Booth cot Brown Dmr-l2 J
& stone-4i M Prescott-l Dbl W.ckpf-l Barclay 4
Livinsston-6o cks rice 10 bags Williams Norham-l2
guns T. CIoss-4s hides Roger wagon Comstock
II ca,k 4 Hadeau-8 pkgs X ewin-l cask Graves
Hall.
sAvANNAH-BIig 9 Lsmar-6O oaks rice Durham Dis
= ond-l0 rice Gowdy-50 batob Pope co72 bales
ton Tucker Mead COST bales cotton Sas Brownson-G
Hubbard-iR Robinson-2 hhds Bookholt.r--3 bbs J
Hepdrck-l box Harden Go empty bbls "A Rog
POO bundles Perkins Whte-,7 bales ton Gowdy-iO6
bales cotton Bueras do Col Crsss5s has kea3 Par
son-c9 pkgs BIS pigs sundries ORDER
CH.RtLEs5SN-Bngt miy-9 pkss W Strander-i csS Wy.
efe-l boz Townsend BJothen- Schermerhorp Bancker
co.. Burns, Haynes COL Stew. co-l3 Kings
lsy-13 bs rope kngsand-Il cotton j & Pos-is8
Spra2ue ard Robirsonl03 Poirsr ere-26 do $50
1.e Victor Duckwtz-lO do 70 bales Tsdale &
Lagrange3O5 bales cotton Ga casks
nee, smh, Mills h c.-42 do Masters, Mackos co-ioO
bales cotton, 50 casks rice, order
BARRATARA-schr Vermilion-llO hhds sugar Pa'mlIo-
100 bills molasses p Harmony & CO.
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Domestic ImportatIon..

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msst-3o legs shot doi0 bbls seed smt9 khds Tobacco
JMa~y-i9bags feathers, tlavelo bales moss Tord cI
81 hides, 2b,les cotton do25 hhds sugar.
cases me chandze TO der. '
New ORLEArsSchr Saunders-62 sacks 81 bbs wbea. a.
do beans Churchman Kobnson59O sacks wheat Lepgrtt
Lu ,am039 bills lard IS do grease b Bebee c..
VIEW OhIEANs-Sc Sagadahockl86 hhds 50To
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MoBLE-Brg Alahama-I9 bales cotton, George Miller
1856 DO 49, smih, Mil. co39 do do, Brown N Dmock-27
90 90, hops0n Acnms-2I do do Perkins Hopkina22
do DO spohord Tieston77 hides IS buadles deer ssns
do Stuieess n Ciemman -
ArALAcHIeoLA-B,ig Mary-2o bales cotton II Tama,
III - Leavtt-Jl5 Booroan, Johnston X coli las
Bowuson 80 George CoIlns-i0o Cahoone Kelney coil
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Pot & Philllps--2i9 sticks cedar '' "
PoRr LEor, FLA Brig Blow-so bbls lard M Eenari-I2
bales cotton Melt Centre co-92 ay cado q Col