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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

NOR Sherman's Lozengee, and well they
NAV, for they are as pleasant as The best
pepDrrnint candy, and possess all the requl-
sites for curing them when sick Dr. Sher-
man is an experienced physician. and mem
Der Of the Medical Society Of the city Of New
York. and five years experience, and the con-
sunption ortwo hundred tons Of his Lozenges'
has placed them beyond doubt and upcertanly'
sHERMAN's COUGH LOZENGES,
Arc the sares'. most sure and effectual remedy
for COUGHS. Colds, Consumption Wa0oPtng =
Couoh Asiama. Tiglkness Of Die Lungs and
Chesi, &c. &c, and by timely use Of lhem'
NAV save thousands from premature grave
CAMPH0R LOhENGES'
Give immediate relief in 9crpohs OF SCR heaa-
achs, nalpilation of the heart ialntlng, spasms
and al nervous affections.
sHERMAN's WORM LOZENGES.
Proved in moro than 100000 cases 70 be To-
ialible. They are the only certain Worm de-
stroying medicine ever discovered. Many dis.
eases arise from worms, and occasion long and
intons7 suffering, and even death, without Their
ever beiug suspected. Grown persons are
verv ollou afflicted with them, and are doctor
ed lar various complaints without any oenent,
when one dose Of these Lozenges would eieet
a speedy cure.
sl,erutan's Poor VANS Plaster.
The best Strengthening plaster IN the world,
and a sovereign remedy for weakness IN the
back. chest, sides, neck, limbs, JOINTS rheuma-
tism, sc. sc. &c.
One million year will not supply the de-
mand. Warranted superior 70 al others' ana
for one quarter the usual price, making not oelY
the qest, but the cheapest plaster N the weird.
and sfTording relief to the suffering patieat IN
a few hours.
For sale, with foil directions for use, al inc.
store OF VIM Buddlesion, g. Co, BY
A. keller, Agent.
Columbus. Feb. Q, 1913. l6-iy
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY AT TcHULA.
following particulars of bloc
dy tragedy which took place in Tchu-
la, Holmes county a few days since,
was recounted to US by a gentleman
who came down the Yazoo River.
A difficulty had existed for some
t me between two persons named New
man and Sanford, both citizens Of Hol-
mes. A few days since Mr.. Newman
called at the residence Of Mr.. Sanford
with a view Of efecling a reooneilia.
ton Of their difficulties. The parties
conversed for some time and their dif-
ference was supposed by Sanford TO
have been amicably adjusted. The
parties shook hands and were about to
separate, when Sanford's side was
turned towards him Newman raised
a large doublebarrel gun, loaded with
buck shot and forced the whole load
into the abdomen Of his Adversary
Sanford staggered back against the
wall where his gun was hanging on a
rack and though almost in his last gasp
he succeeded in leveling his gun and
lodging the load in the abdomen OF
Newman, literally tearing out the en-
trails. 10 few seconds after the sec
ond shot, both parties fell dead, side
by side.- Vicks. Wing.
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DEATH OF I. w. WHITE
We are panied TO announce the death
OF Mr.. T. w. White, Editor Of the
Southern Literary Messenger. He
was one Of the most enterprising and
useful men Of his day. He has done
great service in the cause Of Southern
Literature and the cause Of the period
icsl literature Of the United States,
and his death creates a blank which
cannot soon be filed. This event Is
deeply deplored, as well on this score
as on account OF his personal relations
and the attachment so generally felt for
the man. He was a warm friend,
generous-hearted, humane, and valued
citizen. His relation as head Of an
interesting family was notthe leas; inn
posing in which he could be regarded,
and The manner in which it was filed
was the most beautiful chapter ID his
ife.-RichmoRd Compiler.
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CAMP OF THE ARMv OF THs NORTH, }

CAMP OF THE Amy OF THIS NORTH, Z
Isl Division.
Agreeably to the conference l bad
with Gen. William Fisher, have de-
cided TO grant =
Isl. That all who will give up their
arms, will be treated with theconsid =
Grafton which is 10 accordance with
the magnanimOus Mexican nation.
2nd. That conformcble TO the'peii-
lion which the said General Fisher
has made TO me, all persons belonging
10 the Santa Fe expedition, will re-
ceive the same treatment and garan-
lies according to the rest.
3rd. All who desire 10 avail them
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nOtTOEg mOFFATT's

LIFE PILLS q. PHOENIX BTTTERSs
TNNUMERABLE testimonials have been
h received fully proving the efficacy OF these
medicines, in all e2ses Of coughs, colds. can-
sumption, sore throat, influenza measels, ner-
vous and bilious head ache, ieyeh and ague'
eostiveness, piles general debility scrToitg:asA
swelngs, and ulcers, saltrheam, and al M
famitory or chronic affections OF the organs
These invaluable medicines are for sale. ana
sll required information gAe at the store Oh
VIM. Huddleston, g. Co, BY
A. KELLER, Agent
Feb 9 ls-ly
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Dan'l M'Dongal who recently shot
Burton Hempburn, 10 Columbus, Ga.
has been acquitted.
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BLACKSBlITHING.

bLACh0MlA 1AlNAJs
WVHE undersigned would inform the
public that they are now carrying
on the above business in ell IFS various
branches, at their old stand on Market
street, one door south Of A. R. Woling-
tons carriage shop.-Where, BY prompt
attention to business, they hope to merd a
liberal patronage, All kinds Of fopair.
ing done on the shortest notice. Car.
rage springs menied sc.
RANDLE & WATKINS.
Feb. 9th, 1912.
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GROCERIES.

Molasses, Loaf aud Brown Sugar,
Coffee, Cheese, Potatoes, Mackeret
Tobacco, Powder and shot, bar Lead,
Iron, Candles, Soap, Nails, 800 SACKS
Salt
The above viii be sold cheap forcash, o. 10
exchange for cotton, a the highest market
prices.
Feb. oh, 1913.
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N pair negro blankets, a large assortment
III Of Bed blankets, from 9-4tol2-4. :
Also a general ASSORTMENT Of staple and
Fancy goods. T. n. PkOMiS. s
Feb oh, 1913
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selves OF these terms, VIII enter The
square aod there deliver up their
arms.
Signed, PEDaO DE AbIPUFIA.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

40 Saturday the 18th day Of ; ebruary
wnexl will sell on the promises IN The
County Of Lowndes, in tbs State Of Miss.
the following lands 10 wit, the North East
quarter Of the North west quarter Of sec
ton No. ID. Township II, Of Range
ls. Also the south quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section is. Township IL
south Of Range Is, the south bali ofthe
north cast quarter Of section 10, Town'
ship II south Of Range Is, west. Also
Two lots in the town Of Colbert Nos.
and Gin block No /. sold as the effects q
David Hardin who has been duly deciaf'
cd q Bankrupt.
Columbus January 10th ls4S'
s.B ALLEN Assignee
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Since Mr.. Benton has seen proper
10 change his views and position with
regard to a bankrupt law, and to regard
the voluntary feature OF such law as
unconstitutional, it may not be amiss
to recur lowhat he thought two years
ago ofIhis feature. 10 his speech in the
Senate, March 5, 1910, (sec Congress
sional Globe, page 237,l he used the
following language;
persons who are not merchants aud
traders have been carried away by the
spirit Of the times, and have been in
voIved ia debts from which they see
no means Of extrication. These have
a right to the-feief Of a bankrupt law,
as well as those regularly engaged in
trade; at the same time they should not
be subject to the compulsory applica-
ton ofthe law. With them the. appli-
cation Of the law should be voluntary
and optional, it should only be applied
to them upon their own petition; while,
with those regularly engaged in trade,
and particularly bound to know the
laws oftrade, aud to obey these laws,
the application Of the law should be
compulsory, and should take effect up
on the petition ola given proportion
Of the creditors This extension OF
the principle Of the act would make il
universal IN It's application to persons;
its extension to corporations would be
all that would be wanting to make il
entirely national and f!iy applicable
10 e0sry case in Which he relation Of
Debtor and creditor eristed."
But the law is not so popular as
Mr.. Benton expected, and he now vi.
olently assails il as l0hig measure
Rem R1D1er
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lust received Per steamer Nouisse'
Castings, Trace Chains, Simmon's
Axes, White Boston Soap, ! case
Kip Boots. / case Prairie Boots !
case Imperial Tea, 1 case GVnpow-
der Tea, &c, &C., Cor sale low for
cash, BY J. L. CLARK g
Feb. Oh, 1873.
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III CLAY.

Ala Public Meeting held il The
City Of Charleston, one day lastWeek,
a committee Of tweniysix Of the most
respectable gentlemen Of that place was
appointed 10 tender an invitation to
Mr. CLAY TO visit that eilY on bis way
from New Orleans. The Southern Pat-
riof, a journal not particularly friendly
TO that gentleman, thus notices this hos
pitable movement;-Naf. Intel
"The Hon. Henry MIDDLETON,
a citizen who It is almost needless to
say has usefully served his county 10
various public capacities, ofIiciated as
Chairman, and S. A. HURLBUr and
Henry G. KING, Esqs. acted as
Secretaries. The meeting was ad-
dressed by J. L. PEFIeRU, GEORGE
S. BRxAN and RICHARD YEADoN,
Esqs and Mr.. Z. A COHEN. Resolu-
lions were passed with great unanimiiy
10 furtherance OF the objects Of the
meeting
eve are happy to state thar it was
a meeting without distinction Of party.
This is as it should be. Let the ac-
erbities ofpolitieal warfare be banished
on such occasions to the hastings, and
not mingle with the inequalities and
courtesies which belong to a liberal
Mr.. Clay's public ser
vices, Diplomatic and Congressional,
have passed into our national history,
making part offs most important an
nails, whilst his genius and eloquence
constitute an imperishable portion Of
The intellectual property ofthe Union"
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COFFEE, CHEESE sc.
lust reed per steamer Agnes 10 sacks
81 Havana Coffee, 8 boxes Cheese, one
keg Sahsatus, and 20 cans Picked Oysters
for sale low, by }. l.. CLARK.
Feb. 9th, 1912.
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The State Of Mississippi, ! Circr;, Conr,
Lowndes county.
WIN. W. HUMPHREYS, o,,ocbmo5,
vs.. ovoOo
Harry w. Johnson.


NOTICE is hereby given, that the
IN above attachment has been Issued
at tho suit of the said plaintiff against the
said defendant, as an Ascending debtor,
for the sum aforesaid, and has been re-
turned to The office Of tho Clerk Of said
Court, duly executed, and is now pend.
ing and undetermined in the Circuit Court
for tie County aforesaid and that, unless
the said defendant shall appear before the
Judge Of our said Court, at the Court
house 10 the town Of Columbus, on the
1si Monday Of AprI nert,
give special bail, and plead Judgment will
be catered against him, and tho property
attached viii be sold, to satisfy the plain
tf''s demands. Witness, the Clerk OF
said Court. at Office in Columbus, this
Gath day Of Jan. A. d. 1913.
S. II. LESTER, elk
Columbus, Feb. 9th, 1913.
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JOHN RITTER,
MARBLE MANUFACT URER
.FEW@H.4HE,V; CT.
CONSTANTLY on hand, OF made 70 Or
~ der, Grave-Stones and Monuments Of
various patterns Table TOPS, Chimney Pie,
ees, Jambs, Mantels and Hearihs, Of various
kinds Of Marble, Of the best quality.
Orders received and forwarded By
VIM. HUDDLESTON d Co. .
Columbus Miss, February 9th, 1912.
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ALABAMAMONEY

an taking Ahbama Monoy St 81, iog
Crooeries. and invite dealers g. cal nd
J. T.. CLARK.
F06 9th, 1913 ~.
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SPERM CANDLES.
Q Boxes best sperm candles, rec d per Du
. Quesne, for sale BY J. Il. CLARK
Feb OH, 1913.
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FLOUR.

Oh Bbls. superior fine -four reed and for
~ sale by J. L. CLARK.
Feb. 9th, lS43.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
TRT STEE,S SALE.

-Ritehielo,sn Glass UOrks, 1'gols d. dc.
UHN virtue OF deed of trust To- as.
I'D from Horace Milton Miller and wife, dated
the AL day Ot November lS4l, aud record At IN
the clerk Office of tho county court Of OHIO
county, Virginia IN decd book p, page 337, we
will on cdncsda the 9TH lay of June next, at
the Gr est door >! the court house of salf county
sell at public 1uc, lion, all the real and personal
property conveyed 40 MS by SAID deedi that Is To
=ay-the following real estate, with the fixtures,
appurtCnances and improvements, squares mum
The addition 10 Sou Wheeling, laid out by Sam
ue Sprgg and John Richie. which addItIpn y
commonly called Ritchietown: each of SAT-"
squares, contain sixteen lots, numbered from one
TO sixteen inclusive
Lots numbered . and 10 lnine and ton, it,
IN square number 2 Twenty fourl IN the same
addition.
Coal lot numbered 1.-TWO, and the North hal
Of coal lni numbered thee in the same adCI-
ton, with the p-IvIlegs Of mining Tor coai far
back is he eastern boundary OF the DENNY farm,
within the OTth and South lines o. SAID coal
lot, numbered two, and said half OF coal lot
numbered three.
Also, all the tools, apparatus and materials
for making glass transferred To US 10y SAID
decd.
The sale will lie made in parcels or together,
/ as may .uit bidders.
TERMS OF SALE-Thc purcha 80 money Ia
be paid IN three equal nstalments, hearing inter
est from the day of sale, and payable respective
" IN one, two and three years from the day Ol
sale. The payment To be satisfactorily secured.
Selling as trustees, we undertake 10 convey
such luc as Is vested IN Us by said deed
mnv4 : B BRST;y Trustees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
INSUR ANCE,

ENlRE &NIARINE LNSURANCE-There NJ
q two situations only in which ndiy iduals can
)e placed, where they can adequately apprccIlt,
the value uf insuranCe. These are, whit -taud-
ing upon the runs Of their own property, .theT
receiving from insurance office the tull a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
-amc spot surrounded perhaps by drsolaie iaw-
.ly, lameuuhg hat stupidity and folly which haC
td,lcd TO provide for such n Contingency.
= ATklN SUN, Agent of the PRO Tee WON
INSURANCE co OF HARTFOpD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with tECr
contents, such furniture, merchandise, ma
chlnerv. and everyothrr description Of Insurable,
property Also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
ld their carSpes to aud from any port on the
Western Waters
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the L )
NntrI 1. 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
BOOTS SHOES
MARK q ! SQUARE

CNIGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
- A : TODD. has inst received large and
complete assortment Of the following Goods, whirh
IRE Of the best quality. and wil! be sold low FOR
cash. nj his BOOT. : OF AND BONNET HOUSE
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots, seMcd. city made.
do do do pump sole
Kip; Calf and Thick Boots
Gentlemen fine calfand Morocco shoes OF the
latest style. viz:-Biddles. Unions, Duwnings Web
sters Calf and Morocco Dancing Pumps Tavern
Slips. and wafer proof Over shoes; also Kip and
Thick Brogans Of al kinds.
LADIES' SHOES g. BOOTS
Fine black cold and bronzed KID Slippers Of
different kinds, Village Lace. Paris Ties Buskins.
Jefferson Ties fine strap and tie Kid Seal. Morocco
and Cali walking shoes, white and black hid and
Satin Slippers. black and cold Silk and Lasting
Caters. water proc fur lined Over shoes.
MISSES e. CHlLDRENS' SHOES.
Fine city mode Kid and Morocco Slippers Kid,
Seal and Calf walking Shoes, Morocco ond Calf
Lace Boot. black and cold Kid Buskins. black and
cold Victoria Caters, Kid. Calf and Morocco Ankle
Ties
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS,
Fine Plain and Wave Florence Braid Bonncis
English and American Straw do, Cypress. Willow
and Lawn do. Genllemens Fine Leghorn. single
and double brm Summer Hats, imitation Panama
or Orleans Hats. Boys aud Childrens' LeghOrn
and Palm Leaf Hats Of every variety,
LEATHER.
Spanish. Country Sole KIP aud Upper Leather
Calf, KID, Goat, Binding and Lining Skins, of the
host quality. Also a pretty respectable sprinkle Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Just call AZ the
s. ign Of the BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT, South
End Of Market Squaie. NAV H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-15
MOORE NEW FOODS, just rec,

TN ORE NEW 4 GODS, just received NJ
I'VE M 1871, Main ~, WHEELING. VA. The
publ: are respectfully lninrmcd, that tiny second
supply Of NEW GOODS has aruvcd-is open, and
ready for sale. All are rcspe' fully uNIIed 10 call
and examine them.
do not intend To pat firth any hiE Alls, or hang
out great q, mg ilngS, with false and ludicrous rep
tcseniaiouS GA them. A. am unwilling tu beiIcN.
That an intelligent community Will continue O.
copnicnauce such iuinl rihc humhucgcry.
NV stock al be arge-wcil selected aud hOuch
Gas ! h neslly EelIcvc) chap land the public
assured that Il will be sold CHEAP. however do
not profess Ia sell INV goods f.r less than They van
be bpughi 20 the eastern ciIics-as expect To makr
nn honest wing by my profits: AID hs believe l.
the calculation 81 all regular merchants.
only ash The puhlir O" cal! aud give my Gnnds u
fair examination wuh a mrnd Invested 81 prejudice.
and Il hey de- not find them fully cheap those
o my ucI2hhors certainly Canuni be uureaSl'ua.
bic as la expect them To buy, J SENSENEY.
apl1
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~ ECTFIILT informs thc cuUeus Of
H6 WEssIu1 end tbcTlhuc lu encral, tIat Ee
'-..,..,.s =, ..,rry oH the BOOT sud SHOE MA.
gT,-,. pr- SINE s. az hia uld stand &C the sign
''iEs Ok mn TJTER BOOT, Main airccf.
Jykrelrug. where Hl g. prepared % cEecufe all
,,4a-- In hfs BE- fC 90 tdn ueatest AND hcsi sfylr.
and 4f prices 90 swt she times. TIE would also b.
leave 90 render has grateful thanks 90 hfs old
friends ahd custoWfrs fJr past fav0rF. and coll.
cite q continuance Of their patronage tic will
frrrfsh ca ST. customers wuh boots and ~b1rs
M the following reduced prices.
BOOTS Best make at s. AVID r.. warranted
fo rsIual tn reatncss and durability any arncIesf
tbe k nd that can hc haL ~ thc citv of WhcclIun.
-HOl = al Kinds "a oLcns -HDcs Wsdc o.
order az pr go ranlIHu RDni - 90 I'm az DO
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TRUST SAILS.
TRIraT SALE.

DN Virtue Of a reed pf trust exc, uted 10y Sam
ID Url III Blown bearing date on the 3ith Jauu-
the cOUn'v court OF OHIO coudty, shall on Thurs
day the 25jh y of Nav next, az the front door
uI the Court house of ONO county, proceed e.
sell at puhlc au,t ton. 20 the highest bidder fCr
Sh, the South half ut CERTAIN lot Of ground, to
vii lot No tNcuty one, iu IN n part of the city of
Wheeling, originally land oct by iona han Zane,
situate az the east STE of Main Street.
Selling a. Trustee, I shall only convey such
title = Is vested Ia me by aid deed of trust.
ap 25 Is VI \ FL SON, Trustee.
The sale ul the ahrvc prupcry - postponed unII
Monday the Sd day OF July next.
NJ NELSON, Trustee.
Nav u 1873
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CHEAP BARGAINS.

a w IlElSKELI., has received and is now
". opening NJ the corner Of Union and Mar RI
Street, opposite S juIh West corner Of the MARKET
HOUSE, large supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
ia which he respectfully invites the attention Of
The public II has become customary for persons
protesting Ia he Merchants. Ia endenvor 10 create
Excitement" by putting forth improbable taIcmenIs
IN regard Ia The quanlI'y and chenpness Of their
Goods, that 1t is 10 be presumed that the public have
become disgnsted with "suCh tricks of trade aud
will be satisfied wuh the truth All pe rsnns wish
ing to purchase Goods al a small advance oa the
Eastern cost. invited 10 call and they are assured
that this will be the case, and mistake. w
lleskel cannot sell his goods low as Country
Merchants can purchase them in The Eastern cities;
but viii sell cheap they can be bought in
Wheeling The public will find almost every nrrI-
Gle Of DRY GOODS at his store, suitable for the
season.
500 ps American Prints exceedingly cheap; 100
pieces English and French Chinlz; 20 pieces Ears.
ton, Manchester, French and domestic Ginghams;
~ bales Brown Muslin all prices, $50 pieces
bleached Muslin very cheap; Checks and Furniture
COtInns; Irish Linens; Brown Holland; Grass Linen
for coats; Crash; Brown Linen Table Cloths; Brown
and Bleached Table Diaper, Towel Diaper Blrdseyo
Diaper; Flannes all cOl1rs; Black Blue Diub Brown.
Green and Invisible Green Cloths; New style En-.
4 lIsh Fancy Cassimeresi Cassineus and Kentucky
eansi Black and Brown Summer Cloth Of various
ualiIies; Black and Mixed Drilling Couonades. SC;
Pambrnons, Grape aud Grape lisse, Muuslin dc
hines; Bilzlrincs new style; Printed Saxones; Bon
ct silks aud lawns; also Innings; white black and
liked sik and cotton hose and hi hose; Bombazines;
|ierno; pachn cloth; Black Italian and other Silks:
eplendId assortment Of Vcstings; Silk and Tabhy
Nelvetsi Silk, Broche and M1usu de Lame Shawls;
Ladies CrayalF; Green Baragc; Chauully Vells;
Silk and Linen Camhric H,ndkerchieis; Back Silk
Cotton, Mohair ond Nd Gloves; Light ColoreI
Gloves aud style Nliis; Isle and Thread Lace
Edgngs and Footings Jnconet and Swiss EJgings
aud lnserlings; A variety ofCap aud Bonnet Rib.
lous; Jaconct Swiss nud Null MusIiHs; Tnrlcton
Muslin iOr BoDnels; Bobbineirs; Fancy Mus, Plain
md Figured; Ingram Carpciiug and Rugs; Cotton
Yarns from No ; 10 8. ColYrcd Carpet Yarns.
BONNETS, BONNETS new style Spring Boa
nets. very great variety for Ladies and Chidreni
Palm Leaf Hats very cheap. mar 30
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INSURANCE.
ID lSKS will he taken ~ the FIRE & MARINE
ia INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING


y lSkS will he taken hy the FIRE & MARINE
n q INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al NE ioDeSt rates on
Buildings fall kinds, st ne, BRICK or OGDEN
ala their contents:
Sreamooa's; factories mills, &c.
Furniture:
And mtrcha ndise Cfall kinds.
And against all dangers attending the trans
purtatIOn of goods Ola rivers, Lakes seas canals
an railroads.
r rite character of the comnanvas to prGmp-
iludc ard hberality in the adjustment aud pa e.
menJ Of losses we beg leave refer 10 the mer-
chats If this place a elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment If claims upon us. aBS4
Office q Main 81. r.LANB Soy.
WEST ERIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CArITAL S5000O0.
II HIS company being now duly orGa niZed, Is
pre- AIRED to make Insurance on every dcs-
critpion of Fire AID Marine Risks, such : dwell
ling houses, Store II Ouses &c with their CON
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats a cd Kerl
Boats. with their cargOes, To cd ON any Turt
on tAs Ohio aud NississippI rivers or their rib
utaTy streams. App IcalIJn Insurance 10 be
made fer the present al the Office Of the Wh 81
ing Savings lns tItutInn
aus MCCOY, Sec''y