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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-06

IgflfIuifRS..
sdauuhIlnuanuns! IIlhaEnA.a tEaniil
lsa,nrn fuw osann yonllIsrsa
NEbiaattllsdt nnOVnHat eukilpBdllIsr
onguw. BlDieusuhBI iE III willis rswifrum
Inn arnntianalsaill lsspg PDabsHIhaF.
.sahmllyDa, EHgaEv-hew eGams ,soas
llpurn!l' dlBuandga Mherem fhsraSIy,
lisarIpsiiUnsrre giini4gtt hsirHemiIiuns
aasfl1sf ssSH puaziiBnrstUumah. Ibid
yyDutthiilCymn lHessUqpe sthswabdh-
ffiAlsyas6f llE6rwiiHp oucellowsh you?
uLiIuuwaall-synlrIp fdisy -s5ouriin-
Observation-Disclosures
Tpilnlahiit ttOstlEe wntlH, sanH HsnIand
Observation-Disclosures Ipsrmits IAN Iln-
iiureHmiiFs. Ffrpmtthis rmumsnt---
tsf3eup, Wiarssa.' said MaF. lhay-
rmDnH, ocalmly, .sanH ilsaEn how Junior
,tuuaeewuur lpasaion has lblinlsH syou
iiuaeeaii e66rsnlgiipg yyuurwhiDne6lsar-
car. MEsas, tfliis iisrmust unfortunate,
lhrafiitiisruptimem NOW fformDnesaluleni
'Hlhsrssa yyouEhahdlHiin Meta, tillesqp-
IuugnH daallshrsrh Hrau Himmalsiin,
i'm rrsality Meta Raymond, IilTe tchild
o5fmymnly lbrutRsr, who aRssyDutEeE
AmUg, iis married i'm vienna. Mlets
wmnpafsaunfaH lhyihs saHdrassesof q
IprdaEatedlhh and possessing
mrsaf iisffluamnsaaf oeuuft who beraTne
esnnlmgrafi a5f Iinas. H[srlfalhsrswas toe
rmudhiin lhisIpOynsr ppsnly Ito Irefus'
lhimllBerlhanA. HE therefore preten
tHnHaimrwaa spending "a flew swaRits "a
o0uadtlt aandssErt ther=se
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prptsctiOI
of MaHan1s Hummelshine,, who wal
rratnEnigttolhsF luaiiRe ecnnnIry. H'r
oesr4pedleeecti aanH ,csttain pursuit
Mfepa TpassaH las lhar daughter. lExe'
Mrs. WALTERS knows Inothning ito ith'
cuuntraEy. Msr father rejoineH rup
oonmetto reveal, ito ssOns, EuOteeven 10
yYuu, Ihsr;true rnanIe. uIwas forced lte
comply with lfis request. Il 'wodle
llSaEertaasn lhsrlbsneath ConrDwntroot
lhaH mot your temperament 'unfof:u'
lnat9ly lbsansudh aas ttoreuderitllatiim
lpussible, unless II revealed ito you her
relationship, iit'was'to spare you THE
vpain1f ;arnnsipg your jealousylby be
lh5lHig lherat Mrs. DE LOrnaess fan
ccyIball, Observation-Disclosures (which
eexi4tsH tbetwsen. lus, sthatu entreated
,yuutto iremain ;at home. -And Inow
'Df1eresa, sshall WE proclaim this
IpuBlishiitltotthev woTlds!'
4Oh4 Edgar, Gan yCuexer HorgiVe
rmeI
"RtessEvs your own forgiveness.
THERESA, lby 'uonHueTing your error;
rminewas4ixenlbelore iitvwas fasked.---
And ;HOwsalute your snisce, who has
IhaTHly.reGovsred lfromitheiteror, your
lrasausraHipgcanH lfottuue+tsllipg have
toeca5ioneH her.
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wHIGS AND BOND DEMO
(CRNTS.

Some effort has been made :and Is
NOW tbeipg made, tbytthe Ibond lpayipg
democrats, Ito induce theswhgs to nun
notwithstanding officers, Ibut1o
unite lpponssDme bond paying demo-
'crats, land lthsrshy redeem this State
from 1.-THE foul stain tof population.
However anxiousswe may fbe flor the
neutrality-suspicious. .weEanuot and
will mot consent ito barter away sour
piiuciples,with ANY men, lforlthe Ipur-
lpuse6faccOmpiishipg ansndswhichswe
have aalways eaimed'at;and which, by
IA Uoniiuusd perseverance lin, I'VE caro-
acknowledgements. The wings
would Observation-Disclosures
attitude, by rushipgiintotthe Jaws Ola
Ibrandh ooftheiecofocoiparty 'Whidhlhas
opposed tthsmoon every occasion; and
,whidhsVoteaithe srepudiation iticket THE
lasteslsction lrather than assist iinIput-
ling Down that eoaious doctrine. The
whgslhaveffough against
'saffultoa6s 'when'this very TpaFty gave
it1eswaig htodf idlliihsirltaIsnts'an iin1u.
tenue 'againstlus eon general principles.
Observation-Disclosures. We
lbdlIsve them perfectly sincere i'm their
professions, and ;ifsthey feel disposed
itheyCcanunite with THE wings ;attthe
'approadhipg election for State Officers
linanaHoft Ito redeem the character eof
THE State, and when itbe sgrsat Ipred-
DISQUALIFICATION comes son next year,
They can ffall;ba6k upontheir old Ipfin-l
'oiples iinir5la;ion TO national politics,
If they iesl $50 disposed. HAD the
Wtnigase mirBnatah repudiatiou, cor,
NNoteHMithtlhappartE, Pihey,woGld stand
lima tdiHsrent light lin regard ito THE
question eofiunion. DutttheMhips took
high groundgpontthis question at ;tIael
foutsst, and have never HaItereH for "a
ln1Umsnt iiu itlIeir 6exsftiuns; and theyI
cuannotdccnsistenily nowsgiye 'fIlsirsup-I
lPoftito eqnpuusnts, lbacause tttsy Ehave,F
ItOsUme eextsfit, ecoms eovsr tn rOne of
THE ImIuUr questions Whicbithe MEirsI
ihseeaiwgysaHFUcdteH
UtIsEe lisa mystery hanging over
this THAT we cannot ecolnprshsn8: the
wing Ipu1ty iisfnUw strcngertstnn any
dotlmrIpaTtyiin State -sthelhunlIpay-
iilgdasnIOcraiic Fyiisu0t sosnoug;as|
ftherspuHiaiipg Ipafty, and edlaim to lbei
THE conservatives. Hitley aEeu6nser-|
Svatixss llst tlhsm sah0w ,2lattihsv vlillI
Prsssupeiihhgr principle gor which
,thqy afsGUutsnHi4g, lby throwing their
Observation-Disclosures miliigs, who
will accomplish ;dllUn 1.-THE suiisct of
capitalization THAT ltheyngdId. lprU9iHsHi
they ihuh thu lmaiU5isy i'm the Ilel;issla-EE
isu1nD and diIttlR tSmse offices. llheE
fnlattsr, I'm iihhrrsspgut, sssnw ITO IbsE
IPlain. Butiifahsy aTe ani6iiinus for
tcllius-4fUr tile ll1xs dfuafics-sihsyH
swllI6all far 5lEUtt udfllI1s n1railr. mEsl|
wings mEe a tnlaguaninluus lbptRv mil
lp1liibiE ,mnH will mnt iIst .ssrsiiuss al
luuBgutiltsH autii iftthel bDnH ,llssIp ,tsits
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hwiil. lNll il ruined cor llost-dIl, iall,
|m6mseVonipg,we pmpdly artillery ~
Eeon,pl staihelfa Iledf tile walls, in sOrde
sfIBaGilhewo1k menanay lbe sawed iron
6baBleiinjury. inre.yesteraay evs'
knipgweocan inollopgsr searfynwaysosF
EcOrpses. There areitoom any'ofl them
lsEyeryours, ID
-ssalI EEHnRxER."
.Anothsr letter, tover'the signature
oil 3D., sstatessia'af faotiRg' terms, lthat
|tbrse prominet things strike the lb$I
hdlHertofahsTuinsof' thisEast NscFof3
dis.
The 9acadeso1 the ruined church D.
standing. swiihithe dial ihifty-6Ve mn
I,utss past ten, 1.-THE hour iat 'whlhl
1.-The ruin eofithe city, the annihilationpi
1.-THE population, was accomplished.
Onithe piece ofltheVwall of alruinId
house lis seen a picture, fpreservedAs
Fit were by miracle, representing he
lrruinscof Babylon. Singular fcontrat
Thettradiiions .ofthe. pastiiniface of-he
I'AG0AteAS9 OAtSAAO IESSCn| eaA~ t :.
human destructioniin the presence OF
divine destruction.
AtFurther,un. in an 'isolated posltlol, 4
lssaysftlle same writer; 'fis a iPoirali o.
1.-THE King, who seems to promise sac
cor to those who have had. the ihaprn-
,es;to escape the disaster. Yes, ssFe.
yYo GU will come In aid of this ipopHa-
litien without asylum-rich yesterdy,
ruined+to+aay-wifhout thread 'withtut
clothing. Sire, God has spared YOU
Image here, as he.has spared your Lie
in ordertthat you might send succor'te
an unfortunate lpeople, sas YOU have
broughta remedy for theeVils of the
Eoouutry :; for tGodiin his terrible jus
Fiice has ,willed TO leave you the .nota
bic mission OF succoring so great a
misfortune. 'and,your potrait. respected
amid this frighlful catastrophe, was
there TO tell the unhappy thatthey had
notlost everything thstthey had sull {
Father"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-06

| The convention which assembled 1t the
city of Jackson, on the 22nd iFebEuay no
longer leave it doubtful question, thatthe
is a'faetion in Mississippi, sailing undE the
coIors of Democracy, utterly regardless If the
honor and interest fthe State. The action
| OF that convention, and the tone of the Mis-.
sissippian and, other leading papers, have sat-
istied discreet and rejecting men of all Soliti-
cal parties, that the character, of our citizens
for honesty and integrlty,is tobe sacri6ed,by
political proaigates, and irresponsible Iaga-
bonds, unless men of Honorable feelings and
|. elevated sentiments, make determined hsis-
lance to'their dlsgraceful designs. Wehavo
now the numbers, and the moral and intallec-
tual power to redeem the state. If the Hepu-
dIators, who are ever as active and jealous in
promoting the objects of iniauity, as the rest.
less spirits OF the damned, ara not met by ac
tive energy and concert, on the part Iof the
honest men Of the country. they will succeed.
triumphantly tat the November elections,
though now IN the minority. Thei are al
ready organizing. The signal has been given
and the 'watchword passed from Skniinel t.,
Sentinel. What has been done by he Bond
payers. Nothing. We are an undscipIiued
militia dreading the onsstt OF a Macedonian
Phaianx. We'have stout hearts beating high
with the love of country, and Jealous Of the
sacred honour of the State, but unframed and
unorganized for the conflict. The infneree of
the Press should be properly appreciated land
theiBond paying Journals whether ,whi or
democratic, better Patronized and moreren-
orally circulated. With few exceptions the
Democratic presses Of the State arescontblled
and edited by Regulators, whilst ma,y If
Their patrons ARE astonIshed and SHOCKED att
the novelty and licentiousness of ,theirdnc.
srines. Ut the1sources Of political information
be impure. individuals by degrees, fbeeOne vi
ttated, ard public morals corrupted. when
Reputation was first promulgated by ifew
desperate politicians, the great BODY 81 The
people became indignant. But nv tehrUv
perseverance q large political party wal in.
iected with the doctrines, and the sIectios ,of
io4ls heFaided 70 the'wUrid- La triumph d i'm
morality and dishonesty. Thus nlayitlh i'm
nocent he polluted and the face that suc.
bushes at .slight iin;les4ea
ionsbseome 20 ibrazened'b by repeated scenes
ofguilt e 70 witness. The grossest ihfauykitb-
oueenaotinn. HoDestmensh reject Pa
paals'on aandsavoiaitfas apure ana yir1ous
wuman'wo1ld shm and ;ascillsthe rrasslE,,-f
and sdsbaTEhHFiess0Fa lBrofhsl.
e ths hilerwodId evarcnmelprids and m,
ny tle iomer ,wOdn just "a certainly oi;ss.I
late thsuenses6f .mcgs .riglt, ana isiscs n I,
ne lines 'assweenssitttse ans yiee. I:ones.gand,
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T0iI

ToliL
An average Of la .....
FrvE HUNDRED IHo0 Nv
lyH ,,...--,,Sh
cession dfGen. Har 1al Y !.
was found thatthoIlS3 W.
In me Treasury, Of ~ W.. ~
HONS +, On OF DOllA.hs
cheney was concealed
S S,b actually due and ss'.
sources Of one year .o.I
ceding year Tbs III.
rinp The whole tern J.
~. nurDcsss ofocna', /.
sceoIn5Iisbsd BY . T'-
instead ofimm. vwg
mn. woodbury. ala
conceded (What
denvl lhat q lat1.-
Wafsl. 'lsH, 10 ils
.inq TTeasuiy no.. J. v.
IN tDollaTa Dai ~
avoided TsIsreleo e Y.
naEsIby Oo1gIs, ".
ing notes swell .-9 r
-,s ave sisted
Cf.Slsg.g. IngeI-e
-, o,..isJgs e On
~ lths dobi Na
710Ilarg! s
TIe iten1 d il
sl,'s;vIv ssl aiil ii
II lFnt|o Exp
~ - ,,;rleF 81 15A
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From the Philadelp hia Inquirer, March ls. !
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF
THEHATE EARTHQUAKE
HNnHE WEST INDIES.

/ Alta late hour last evening a frienC
FURNISHED lus with aecopy of.the '"Cou.
iTier de Ia Martinique" of February
i1a, contained full particulars, in ar
official form, 'ofifhe ilata dreadful cal
Famity at Point Petre, tGuadaloupe and
other parts soT'the West Indies. AL
the sad and awful details already pub
hlished lin our columns ARE 4ullyocon.
iirmed. We lfindthe following letteI
addressed Blythe Governor of @ uada-
Elopesto the Governor Of Martinique da-
lied
| PorNrE-AIPrrRE, zen 2uines,l9
| lie IS iFevrier, 1892"
iGovERNoR:: A frighful earthquake
has just;p plunged THE colony of 6 uada-
ioupe 'iutotconsternaiion.
l'writeitoyoui from the midst Of the
ruins ofPointefa-Pitre, which nolon-
ger exists.
| afyou are mpre fortunate than I'VE,
EseDd US provisions, biscuit above all
things, ifor'we have no ovens. Every
tbingiis destroyed.
HwriteItoyou from themidst Of i s,
1000 people who want shelter and
thread.
Hasten! TheipeoPle WIN are hun
cry. have mot time to await.
Wotreitout Cdevoue, lie (Contre Ami
lraI>
GOURBEYRE.
The Governor of Martinique ;acted
'withtha mostprompthumanity! forward
led 'allttherelisfin his Ipowerfand i'm
'mediatelly 'caused a subscription to be
opened, Observation-Disclosures
lmostllibeFaltmannerIby observation-disclosures.
The cedtoreoftthe Courier writes a
glowing andithfillipg description OF. the
Scene oofssIfering and .desolatiop, say.
ing lin 'oueIpaftotihis article: +sThe
pen refuses toretrace the lpicture of
this destruction oof the city, tof which
rnota single house lis1eft standing snot
one. = -AnHdh fire scoutinues
forage"
Meadds:: 'sThe fewswoodenPhous.
eos, which The earthquake had spared,
became "a prey ITO THE flames, which
hare made 'as many victims, If NOT
NOR, THAN THE earthquake itself. I'm
fortunate fbsiugs who ,ware lburiedibe-f
meath the.wFedks, .nutlbeingablette. dis
engage themselves from under THE
'm0untains 0fruins, reached lby the
iffe. soon .saw 'everyschauce of ssfety
vanish. Young girls. 'oIa tmen, and
women, lhalfinterred iby the blocks of
AWill, demanded iimpossiBle succors !:
Tor thel6Fe, 'WhidhadvancsdIlike ssea
I'm lits iugy, Finished iby sepgIIRnglthem !.
Whe vvi6lennsf6f the ccodHauraiion ar
length drove away those whose corr
ssge andsdsyuii0n excited ahem ito :arel
everything pDssiBle. ITO snatch ,thsseI
'uniostnnate ibsingstfFom this horrible
death.
"e9n Saturday tsvsniuE, The 'townl
was rncttiug lbutaniimnsnss lfuyuace..''
"A Observation-Disclosures ithusltOIiiis lffisnii::
-, ahase srsUaivsa y0ur letter.
lblmdlslfur iiiis reiI1suibrsnna. 4 -,
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DEMOCRATIC w HfG
RrUHARD HENRY .sRowxE..--EDrTol
THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1e49.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
III ENRY CLAY,
(OF KENTUCKY.

III We are authorized to announce ELI
ABBOTT, Esq. as candidate for Reelection
to the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes County,
at the ems uing November election.
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III We are authorized to announce Capt.
Z. G. 'EGGLESTON, as candidate for
Town Constable, at the ensuing election.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-06

MAKRlED--On Thursday evening, the
S0th.of March, BY the Rev. ,DOctorF Freeman
Of the Episcopal J. "A. TX. SMITH o.
aberdeen Mi., 70 Miss ANN EEIzABETH,
daughter Of Ar. NviIllamIP syus, Of thisuoun-
".
@ On Tussdsy the 9Th Of April BY the
Nev.John Armstrong, IiEwm GaERr TO Miss
Macy ANN BKowsrEKs Of an thiauouty
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PRO BONO PUBLICO,
DIRECT T''AXES-FREE TRAD

If system of direct taxation, as advocated
by modern democracy, is substituted for
Tariff of Understanding federal numbers
according to the returns Of the hast census, as
the basis of such taxation, and rcckoningthe
annual expenditure of the government at
2S,226,50O, the smallest amount spent du-
ring any one year of Mr.. Van Buren's torn
each state viii have to furnish the annex.
ed sums for the support Of the General Gov
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fSIiDna.6sn

ernment:;
Maine, fSl;O0S,56O
New Hampshire, 56Q.I5O
Massachusetts, l.a5h. 800
Rhode Island, '2Iz.26O
Connecticut, s6lop50
Vermont, 5s3so0
New York, -4.s57. san
New Jersey, 746BfO
Pennsylvania, .3S45'O6O
Ohio, .S.O33 g3O
Indiana, ASH. i79O
illinois, ;o52.350
Michigan, 424 b3O
Delaware, l3Ol4O
Maryland, 67IA5O
Virginia. ny, 19S
North Caroline, I'o7ss SIO
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w ~, Z. not Of tho ygI.
patriOticmsn az
views which
sad 3. indeed, tSt.
i iItlcal opponents
t .aat We aakoft
s st.. hearing. wa
o .nsy may Be- Ii
. e,'O'O.l.' uey us
common courfv
I book Of destiny az
Self-goverihS6l,
gr q. failure VA
Wlll groan under tp
tlsm. In this Ion, v
while Il - yet posb.
70 70 avert this comm
Democrats sho1H MA
direct their szor6o5.
preservation oioor
restoration Of lorI '...
CONDITION or I'M
MR. VAN BUREES v
THEPREslDEgcy
Fellow Cilizens.-y~.
the memorable desbr,!.
1887, on his relirems..,' "
that he left tie psco ,'' W..
m peace with Ill bsliI.o.
yond all former szamSe
statesmen who oppos5
the removal Of too js5,.s.
Of the State Banks,~-5
ey Of inspiration, tbs an. 4
follow his interruption .,9.
tons TO the country ~
ter Of this prOsDefiE r.l
sudden and overwhol-
less than three bHsfm~il
complaeent vaunt. I'M
had been discharged usir
annual appropriation o',~-
ing fund, beginning IN lT
Sant means fosilg ir,o
from the customs, andIrr
Of the public domain n
not only dlsencumberejg
resulting from two van
had been distributed l5I
pie fund was lransui.ts8ns
his pFedecessot, and ler
! years, had revealed In No.
a new lease Of Office vaE
glorious harvest for s,e
the seeds Of disease Wy
the commercial system
there was not only q AM
from the customs Of nr
1887 put a falling oFh
the enormous am0unpol@
7 millions in 1877!
But with this RAPID ls
the country, LEI Us zee WI
OF expenses kert a pfoDoit
speak too audlbly and Id
diction.
From of clal stalen
Department by Nh. Wo
on the first DAY Of Janun
-sULplus In the 1'rsauv
sources Of revenue. ofSU
LIONS ONE HUNDRn
DOLLARSI1
Additional gum accrgHg
!, 1885, TO March A. lsl
othrr than Ordinary 3
! (Bank q S &C.
When the exuaYsmnc,d
! " ran beyond be aeon
| Treasury 80 Hs torguH
fnetalmeRt 10 the State.
withheld, Treasury lga
authorized, and these Vr
! during the Z year5 BD % q
March, 1871, to The an,
T'old,
Making, IL al, from s.
receipts from the customs
sing Mr.. Van BuruqB lm
! TY-TWO MlLLlOrSGI
Now lei Us see what yuE
regular sources 81 mcou'tl
Rod.
From thsC
| From January, 1887, toIsz
Al, the receipts we've
IThe receipts from ha .
having run up lromeaal
in 1877 10 sirlcsr ml11.
-S8.
From the Public Lands %
period ofd yeGu
Making the oFdinaryUUl
Van Buren's term
To these "ElGHTi.i.
MlLLIONS' from 1i
sources. add tho bl
from extraordinary tol-
Total
And we have the @1
ONE HUNDRED lND
LIONSOF DOLLARS
ury drring Mr.. Van Ba ~.
an average Of ,Il5iJl
A liberal minded Ps93
ample sum, making d1
growth Of the county,
ans was iisplocedi 7r 81 ~
thirteen Mill,Oasi DO.
the ,Refornersl To-
There vas expended a. -.
mr.. Van Buren's adm'l-'
sums, viz
In 1887
1858
1889
HsaO
ToliL
An average Of laIliis,.
FrvE HUNDRED lHoO'A'
Upon the adjugiue.lll I. Y |.
cession dfGen. iHar 70. Y.
was found thattheIs W.
In the Treasury, Of !. W. W. ~
HONS OF DOhlsiii..
cheney was concealed
oTsIv bv the ilsidiC1l
5ebis actually doe, and .s''
sources Of one year io.
ceding year thn 1irt &.
ring The whole tern
ne purposes ofconl y, 4 y
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Additional gum acCrvHg
], 1885, 10 March 4 l5.l.
othrr than Ordinary
(Bank q. s &c.
When the exuaysrsa,,d
y n'bcyOnd be a.an
Treasury soHstoreqar
mstalmeRt 10 he gu.a
withheld, Treasury naa|
authorized, and thessvn
during the 4 yeas Up % 81
March, 1871, to the sn
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From January, 1897 ioIlr
Al, the receipts were
[The receipts from tha
having run up lEone1a
in 1877 10 sirlcm ml11i
p -88.
From the Public Lands 81
period Ofd yea1
Making the oTdinaryN''
Van Buren's term
To these "ElGHIl'l-
MlLLIONS' from ihl
sources. add tha fo
from extraordinary 'oii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-18
-. !. -AIGTsT IS. ls43.

NEW FAf.L A ND WINTER GOODS
h " tine New rSt1re Of J 3 If x X MARSH
IA No TAI Main strseI. & X Marsh
have received their first stoek OF Fall and
Winter Goods, ms follsws; ,,ls-
Super Frrsch Black. English and American
wool dyed Cloths, plain. and fancy .eRssmeTes,
Relgic, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths,
Satfinetts. Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker.
seys, White Cane, Red. Yellow. Twiled. and
printed Flannelsi piain,ppd fg'd silks, and sat
ms thew stye,l PLAIN. striped, waieIed change
able he' Z and plain Alpacn I.ustres. BomhaziDes;
Satin striped and prin Muslin d. LANES, striped
Chusans, f.ussre t.aines, q rape Rnchelg Striped
s.u0ettas. printed sSaxoEy French and English
MerRnes; Manchester, EarisioD, French, and
Chambra Giughams; Brocha DnmaSk de Eanes,
Figd MeIiRo, TInhet. Eabyle. Lady Sale and
gIelen, N cCsregor LADIES' ShawIs; odd and black
Kid Gloves Long White do Fancy Points add
apron tasseis Black and col 4 twisted silk fnqer.
Working Canvass Zephyr worsfed. Thvead lace
edgnes and insertinRs; SWISS and IacNnet d.;
Ashburton, Lyons and Foncy Net l.aces; cofd
e can EsfS and and sS wis,e and baeE
Net; plain and fg'd Swiss. Hack, ace strined.
checked and {aeopst hIrslins; NJ u Alpnlh Nnn
hg'dbobbiqettq. black casteilan Nei:ne~ siyle
bonnel Ribbons; silk rp,eket FIdkfs: Irish linens;
MOhar cloak tassels, GA and 40 Table Diaper,
81 Linen Diaper. Russia do aud bleached end
brown Linen Table cloths. -inen shee;ipes; blk
ana cold muslins, paper do Whife md hrawn
hollands, siik and worsfed Serge. back silk,
tabby and painted Velvefs Gents black Iiali a n
craNats D'Orsay soarfs Boz tie stock and b.
ron eollalss black, white and cold Kid, cash
mere and Thibet gloves; MeFino and Satin Yes
tings; super Gum Suspenders, Snspender Ends
brown cotton, Angola and Lamb o wool drawers
ana. shirte; brocade, mOhsfr and laeiine coat and
-oveTcoat buttons; fad. mohair and silk blndine
pguar re coat cord, German and American Pins
black. n0d White cotton, black Lambs Wool
mixed Saxcny and Cashmere H0ee do bal
Hose Mafire stripes. Checked. brO~n ahf
blesched Drlllir ges canvass. paddiRg .bleac hel
and hrown muslin. wadding. batting. Up,hrellas
n large assortment ~ French Chint1es British &
AMERICAN PRINTS.
One case Of fns Florence Rrqid Bonnets, nei
sfvls. Horse Hair Gimps; &c. fc
Weiuvife the attention Of C0anfre Merchant
90 our stock. v kich v large and we'll selected
OEH CUSTOMERS end she citizens OF Wheeling an,
before making their Fall purchases for zoe CAL
and WILL sell DRY GOODS cheaper hdi
t0ere srer before offered IN fkiscity. - Il -.
aug2t y p. a r. p. NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-18

Nuimees. Cronnd Pepper. GRAND Alspiee and
Cloves, Ginger Indigo. Madden. 10 sOxes Pipes. &c
I-sf DRY GOODS. al
Blue DIX broad CLOTHS. D ne broad CLOTHS.
Olive brown do. Olive Green do; .
Ribbed CASHMERE s. Black CASSlMERES;
Cassinerso f all qusIie- Kersevs ofaif qualities;
L,nseys of all qualities; 10 bales brown Muslins,
200 peices bleached MUSIINS; srt. sats is.4,
200 ps PRINTS Of oil qualities aud prices; -
BLACK SATIN NESTING.
Fanny VISITING sflll qualities and prices:
IRISH LINEN; Blerch'd md bro Drtifsi
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. all prces; Linen and Silk Hdkisi
Blk and brDwn HOSE, Gents aud Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SnOES-2n0 prs Ladies' Slippers
of all prices and qualities; SO prs LADIES' Cater
Boots: 100 prs Ladies KID Slippers; SO p's Mems
thick Boots. so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Meis' Thick aud Kip
Brgans cheaper than before offered IN this city
HARDWARE Of oil kinds and qualities, cheaper
han ever hefpre offered in ihs riIyrs'- .iial t 81
CROCKERY--A general assortment of common
and printed Cookery by The crate and retail. Also
many other nriclcs too Numerous In mention All
nf which will he sold cheaper Than ever before
offered IN This city. -..,....
N B.--Counrry merchants will he supplied al
Eastern prices with small commission added.
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