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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-31
ARTICLE ]

AhlltIt J.
On the 30 day of April,
ls43, the Mexican Gov
eminent shall pay all the
interest which may then
be due on the awards in
favor Of claimants under
the Convention Of the IL
Of April, 1889, in gold or
silver money, IN the city
Of Mexico.
ARTICLE 2.
The principal Of the said
awards and the interest
acoruing thereon, shall
be paid IN five years, in
equal instruments every
three months, the said
term Of five years to com.
mence on the 3Oth day Of
April, 1913, aforesaid.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-31

En- fede locual nosotro,
los plenipolenciarios de- Ia
Repdblica Alexicaha y De
los, Estados de America
hemos firmado y selIado
ell pressnte.
Fecho en- la Ciudad de
Mexico ell dia treinta de
Enero del aho de mil
ochocientos cuarenta )
tres, vigesimo tercio de Ia
independence de la Re.
pdblica Mexicana y sesen.
ia y siete de la de los +.
tados Unidos de America
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- ~ . wa IH
contra Ia Repdblica MeN.
lcana que no fueron drci.
didas por la Ultima com
islon que Sc reunio en- j.,
Ciudad de Washington. :
de todas las reclamaci.
ones del Gobierno NIeri.
cano y sus CiudadaDt.
contra los Estados I'm.
dos.
ARTICULO 10.
Es,a convention Sc "a.
tihcara y las ratification,
seran cangeadas enWa.b.
ington dentro de tres me
ses contados desde SIN
fecha, siempre que Sc ~.
cha en- Washington ante,
del termino de la actual
session del Congress-, y en-
case eontrario, las ratIh.
caclones seran cangeada,
dentro de un mes despue,
de la reunion del proc,
mo Congreso de los E,,a.
dos Unldos.
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IL, s. WADDY THOMPSON
II. 5. J. MA, DE BOCANEGRA
H.. S. M. 4. DE GOROSTIZA.
II. s.. J. MA. DE BOCANEGRA
H.. M. +. DE GOROSTIZA
H.. =. WADDY THOMPSON
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Como este nuevo ar
reglo que Sc adopta para
Ia comodidad de Mexico,
hs de occasionar cargos
adioionsles de heies, com
isiones, SC &c, Ell Co
bierno de Mexico Sc com.
promote por Ia presento
4 aumentar en- IN dos y
medic por ciento, cada
uno de dichos pages 4
csUss de los gastos srriba
mencionsdos
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-31

Sc celebrars una nueva
convention para Ell srreglo
de todas las reclsmscione,
del Gobisrno y Ciudsds-
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Fl principal de dichos
iallos y Ell interes, que Sc
vays yenciendo sobro ell
los, sc pagara en- cinco
amos, en- pages iguales de
cada tres meses, dicho
iermino de cinco aiios
comeuzara Ell dia 30 de
Abril, de lS43, como esls
dicho.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
From the New Orleans Bee, May 10.
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS


Br The arrival Of The sle,m packe. Ne W
York. we have full files of Texas papers
to The f6th inst, inclusive. There are
two important pieces Of intelligence by
this arrival. The first is ,hs. Of another
Santa Fe expedition. Its announced in
an extra Civilian Of the 10th inst.. which
states that early This spring Col, Snively
received commission 10 raise body 81
three hundred volunteers IN fhe frontier
counties Of The Nor Eat, for descent
upon Santa Fe, and The capture OF the
,yr'nt Armja and traitor Lewis. and To
infi:cs suitable punishment, Tor Tie bar
baFous treatment visited upon the trading
expedition under Mcleod and Cook
The great difficulty was no, T., mise the
requisite number Of men. bu, 10 keep TOO
many from joining. Tie various conn
lies readily turned on, from twenty-five
% forty men esch.--Five huajted, says
The Extra, are certainly known TO he IN
tie field, and il 10 thought the force is
nearer eight Tine place Of general rem.
lezsous was Coffce's Station--the time,
Tie l5th of April. The route was on The
''u'h side VI Red River, AID milla,y OPP
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

ahsa a i ksoHu dai de dsetaFI e tLsi
taHy are shsliy opposed . aissEiniila'
fioM. thsn eaaaaleFeE rEhibiis Ilafii 20
heuauons eaeFa. The woos-groAfts'
hosssff Ilsy Hsy BE smszsd - snrf
preofs af lrissfly interest - that quaI'
lsE, locked n rsia 10 she jauFnsls Of Cen
srsss Gee single motion euanssing iroa
he Loco Foeo siaoEily 10 raise ne duy
a. wool: % ~s suspect he ailfmri q
:. pSll lie xool over their syss isiist
wholly.
Bot a new pheaomenoa hes sfisen ID
he S0sIh. sect. The Lscrine0s 70 Tea
nrsss are camlng opi loElhs Uni'ed Sssirs
Bankl Next ne shall have these Loe0
loeos. uho enlensin such en- immor.
isl haired ef Wig measures. Ike che
man on Ihe stage who. lnilslsd The squesl
ing Of . pig better Ihsn The rig himself,
pretending 70 be hBer Wings Than me
Wings u,em.elyss. II 10 The homage
that sics sser pays TO sirlue. TO sppes'
10 lhe gsrb Of thai disini'y, and 10 a6eeI
gres'er puriiy Than The original herslf.
Bot see he following from The Knox
willie Tenn Pasi:
"a woRD TO USITFD STaTKs BASK
MEs The grsai popularity IF a United
Safss Baak al Orsr iks STATE Of Iennss-
see. has induced AMY ii the Democratic
parry. gxho are candidates Cor seats IN the
next Leeislslnre. 10 Gr0r fhfmselUes IA
japOr eftks ssiablishmsnt Of such an IN
stifEti0R. In msny c"Bnlifs where there
10 nominal dsmoc,a'ie msjoriiy. fke la
ders 81 that party, knOTing that Tiny
ran only make success certain Ly falling
info me current 81 pEpliar opinion up
on This important subject, now endeasor
10 deceive lhe people BY declaring. that
they entertain the same views. and that
lhey will use every effort 10 their power,
IL they shcald be hoRoTed with the eoLfi-
d.ncr of The people, 10 promote the sac.
cess offhis riial MEASURE"
Bul the Post advises the Wings and
rel friends Of NsIional Institution not
10 trust them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

"a uRe0asli s6shli o. Iils lfl, lie ieaFl L
have ashs i ahd hSi her.
b1l lie aoelnns "a as fesslaaipn be-
roRss sspsrmriy r.tie1laEs. whsns by
ne Psesiss. Il % Islsnsd e he SsralaE
kinssll !. 70 decide shsalsr he inshUeusg
naslsF hss nal esdsTsd . b doas. whsI
ne oaih or h0haT q lhs ssTsani loshld
bin 70 e. n such hs he opinion rfths
ssrssnL lken Ls 10 iaafrscffd NOT q
ebsysl.
N CONCLUSION.
fsllox-rilxens. ne sssers. Inst there uss
nal The lsass neetssay lua shs unUsDsi sx
tension II the session. The lmpoElanl sels
81 nsstsssry irgislsIian. .sre 81 The sim
plssl lind. The sppaE,innmsni u mem
bsIs isr Ihs House 81 csmmuns. 6Ksd Is
q 10. By erFlsia cpnslisuuansl rule. d
Hsdy sPIl esllah. required bsl ssIy i.
mixed knasledIe ~ The easiest arilh0s-
ne. The spPor ionmeni II rePFesenia-
too in The STAIR Sonar. Is based oa TAXA.
hOs, and is therefore fired IRON al per-
plszny. The congressional sPpOriiOn-
n.rhl, Ne admit. Hss . matter AZ some
difhrBlly; bul. nearly III The smbsnass.
men, which afforded Il. arose iron the
unhOly elFort 80 10 arrange The d'slriel..
as 90 enable minority party 10 triumph
over the great body Of The people. is
Discussion did not ocrnPy Day ~ sIlh-
or hnuss.
Well may you ask, ard rspssl The ques.
iinh often ieo. ~hsl has The legislature
81 lel2 done 10 secure aus confidence, or
10 Dsril our appreciation. The ulmos.
Tie Wings could do Mss % oppose the
mad schemes nf party peser. TIE .izs
IL the Journal w,ll. no doubt. correspond
with The lsng,h Of The session and The
PribIsIs bill; bot you viii search. 10 vain.
therein, for any evidence afford, 4 BY Ihe
msjnrily, 81 promises fulfilled, pledges
redeemed. devotion 10 YOUR inersss, or
for your dl.iresses. Ia pro-
per regard ior ypvr welfare. and bssou.
ing respse, for our common country, did
not lurhid Us the wish. We could nosl
sincerely hope. thar ,au may 6ad moIe
pleasure In Priusirg rs e0nu MS. Than We
Did 10 Witnessing The preparation Of the
material, Of y hich IL is made up.
N. F. MOORE,
ID. M. BARRINGER.
MlCHL FRANCIS,
A. JOINER.
TIl0S. ALLISON,
H. ID. ELLIOTT,
A. S. MOVE,
JNO. A. YOUNG,
s. p. ALLEN, .s
G. G. LAMB,
A. G.. EHRINGHAUS,
+. II. CALDWELL,
IA. DoCKERY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
What nert?-Ihe Hnrd JJoneu 4

What nert?-The Hard Honey .Ntn
going for q United States Baak.-Whal
Is ,br reason tina, Lpcofocoi,m. like every
other tub. eannbt stand upon i,s own bot
lan,! lin same cases. 10 tue Nouh, the
candidates Of that party claim To he bett, I
Tariff Iprn than the Wigs. We ha,e
seen paragraph going The raunds of the
Laco-Foco an tariff papers, inIl Of fiery
wrath and IN; .gnstlon. because The Wings
10 Congress did moi lay higher auty on
wool. aud thus discriminate TO or ..ter
ex.cp' in fagsF Of The wool grover. NV.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Factory Giiris ia New Engiand.-In
the introduction to an interesting work
lately published at the office Of the New
World, entitled "'Ihe Lights and sha,
DOVE Of Factory Life, by a Factory Girl, /"
occurs the following passage:
\" In 1910 and 1871, there were al
school in - FIVE besides myself who
had been factory girls. One ofihem had
studied French and Italian, and was then
studying Greek and Latin. She is now
in the mill, working for funds to complete
her education. Another was attending TO
Greek and Latin. She is prosecuting
her studies now with her husband, who
is, or is about to be, clergyman. 1--WE
others commenced the study Of Latin.
One Of them left school anil became The
wife Of a physician 10 the neighborhood.
The other is nov in the factory with the
object Of attending the school again. An
other is Studying the Latin, Greek, and
French, un Psu tres pea. The other
was the daughter Of one Of the first men
in the village. Her scholarship was
above mediocriiy. She II now success
FULLY engaged in teaching" L
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

aChsering Sign.--rhe Naichsz Free
Trader gives the proceedings Of a 4" De-
moeIa'ie Bond-Payipg Meetrng," which
was recently held in Jefferson county.
Mississippi. Ami Reputation resolutions
Of the slrongesi character we're adopted.
One Of them declares that " debts con-
uacled On consideration received, cannot
be Iepudialed by any known rules Of law
or ethics which govern States; and be-
cause England or France. or any other
country. may have ever acted in bad TAI b.
Il can furnish no preiex, 10 Us TO follow
their evil example. In ,hnss acs, Of bad
ia'th by those Governments may be found
the means contributed 10 rear up aud
maintain despoiisms and monsrehies. aud
they are the very last that should be uni
tated by Republics. A State Conven-
tion 81 Boud paying Democrats was re-
commended Io he held on the d,h Of Ju-
ly. This is indeed a credtshle move
mem, and We notice i, wuh sincere plea.
sure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Tke SIX B1siness.-A letter from Mr..
John w Gill, Of Jefferson county, Ohio,
TO Mr.. [. r. Barbour, of Oxford, Massa-
chasetts. which appeared in late num-
Der Of the Worcester Palladium, gives
some interesting facts in relation TO the
progress of the Silk business al the Vest.
During The past year he has given EN-
ploymen, TO about City hands, who have
manufactured upwards Of $4,000 worth
OF silk goods, consisting Of all the varie-
Ties of staple silk in demand, equal to any
imported, and which have been readily
sold at reasonable advance on their cost
Of production and manufacture. In con-
sequence Of his disappointment in trying
the various plans of feeding and ventilat-
ing cocooneries used or known in the
United States, Mr.. G.. has studied out
and adopted plan which he thinks will
work as complete a revolution in the
growing of silk as the discovery of the
gin did in that of cotton. lie has nam
ed his invention ellis Patent Feeding
Tent and Silk Worm VentiIaling Cradle"
and sells individual rights at $40 each.
IL curialls expenses about one half. and
more than doubles the quantity and qua,
.lity Of cocoons raised from a given guam
tiiy of eggs over the most successful re-
suits Of the most improved method Of
feeding heretofore practiced. He has
met with such complete success in the
silk business that he is rapidly and per-
manently enIarging his operations in all
the various departments,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
oMENs IN VIRGINIA.

Weslmofelsnd county. the blrlh- place
Of Washington, has given the largest
Wing majority she ever gave. u the late
Elecnon. putting Wing congressman
in place Of l.oco. Her vote u soms
three Wings 70 one.
Fairfax. The co1nly in which Wash.
ing,an spent The last years OF bis lie. and
gave bic las, voc, has also gone Wing
ollsn Loco.
AlbemaIle. The county OF Jefferson. hes
elected two Wing drlrgs 90. one Of hmm
iras not a candidate. turning oui two l.o.
20 Focos. and giving decided m ,jnrity
Tor Congress sgains. her spostsls son.
Thomas w. Gilmer.
London, the county Of Monroe. has
given q lase Wing msjmiiy, as usual.
Hanover. the birth place Of Patrick
Henry and Henry Clay, which gave Van
Buren, majority Cor President, has turn
ed oui her loco ioco delegate and given .
majority Cor John M. Bolts foI Congress.
These are boz few i'ems. There is
scarcely county in Which large vote
has been called out 10 which The result 10
not auspicions to the Wing cause. And
best Of all. the Wings have every where
fought tbs b.ills az WHiGs. taking the
'nOst decided stand for the principles and
measures of,hsir party. These have called
forth popular enthusiasm wherever they
we're frankly presented, snd secured .
good vote: while Henry A. Wise. With
al his whining about persecution and the
universal eonviclina iha, he would have
grea, majority. has not pooled . third
ofthe rots ofthe district. nor svsa Of his
oun county. Nep Fork Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

The Gsl,esion papers ore excessively
indignant a. this Proclamation. The
Morning Star and Times censure the con-
duct Of The Presidet in terms Of sca,hing
inveeii,s. There is in The latter paper
e.preisliy an elaborae aud able Article
Teviswing the entire policy Of the Pfesi-
den, in regard To Commodore Moore, and
lsshlng the besoited functionsry now 81
the head OF the Texan Government with
merted severity. In the cosrse Of this
article, tIe Tines states that Commodore
Moote. anticipating. from the systematic
hostility Of his eneuy. this closing scene
OF the diana. addressed 10 the editor iile
follosing lines, dated
Texas s!onp .oI war Austin. outsiJe:N E Pass.
Miss. Arrl 18Th ,si3.
10 The Great Of nv being declared by
proclsmauon Of The President as pirate.
or GU, law, you will please state over ny
signature that | GO down 10 attack 'be
Mexican Squadron. with The consent and
full concurrence Of Col. Jas. Morgan. who
Is on board this ship as one OF the Com'
customers to carry into effect the secret
acl oi Congress in relation TO The Navy,
and sh" IS going with me, believing, as
he dues. ihs'i,is the hes. thing that could
be done inr the country.
This ship aud the brig have excellent
men on board. aud the officers and men
are all eager fol the contest. We 60 10
make one desperate struggle 10 turn the
Tide Of III luck that has 50 long been rum
ming aeainst Texas. #ass
You shall hear from me again as soon
as possible, Yours. truly.
+. w. MOORE.
Mr. 2. Pincka'd, Edh,r Of the Texas 1imcs'
Galveston, Texas.
The Ind ans on The frontier have PROV
ed some hat neutrality-suspicious.
icpfedl,ipns having been commiliedsey
lie Lipans aud TpnkeWss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
SAM. HOUSTON.

by The PTesideni: ~
Jons HALL. Acting Secretary Of Sise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

- Ssss-sg - - - - 80. - - y 49, &.s&-@s@ -
WHy Do YOU ROcRA STINATE?--Ar
w you not sw.re thar Colds ord coughs
the fret seeds Of Consnmptl7P. rpdk that Inli-
lions Of the Human Family sre falling victims
to their iusidious vsitations7 You have wit
messed lis work Of dissolution IN families all
around youi Then whv will yoR neglect the
first unsrring mentor cough ard cold and
suffer the generating seeds af pain onsry con-
sumption 20 knit .hcr fatal threads in YOU.
system-delay from time 20 time : eimperfsni
thst will irmedisteiv arr 81 the early progress
ct this disease. and finally expei AZ from the
system1 Remember this is 10 be attained with
DR. DUNcAN's EXEC roRANT REMEDY.
medicine that has saved and prelpnKeS the
| lives of thousande no were afflicted with
Read the wonderfmi cmrsr performed by ihir
| medicine and the innumersble Recommends-
tionserd cevtiheates ioTwsrded from allparls
pr0ofof its astonishing virtues. We End BY
The last number OF the Cincin hu'i snn that mp
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has been performed in that city and county
within the late vsar;s The following wnsiecei-
''O " s"S - cfne;rpat .. Msfeh rs 1888.
II pr Duncan--Dsar Sn--He alth, the greatest
blessine-oh, hut eleven months age, this all
important comfort was Tar distant irom - s e.
Twas taken down With severe cold last
spring. which settled upon my lungs, and at
Length rendered nv h ealth so delicate that my
\ physician ioet all hopes Of recovery In this
prccqrisus situation ' remained for seven
months, Without ahta ming any relief, NJ the
same tint was using al the medicines that n
was IN the rouef cf my ph ysician 10 obtain,
hut 10 no effect. Ny father hsppened 10 n0ilce
| publica tion Of your valuable Expectoreni
remsdy, and tnm ediaielg procured three bottles
Tor me. com meneed Hsing the medicine or
a 4he I'D day Of last November. and continued rs
: nse for ~ weeks; the Grst bottle gave me grea'
2 "a sa and caused n considerable discharge o
thick Weed phlegm and matter, After takinI
the 80 20 nd bottle the discharge bccarne 50 grea
> lthat WIS slammed. bnt having 30 mach con.
y u hdenee in the medicine, continued Hs as
= unnl IL entirely reuneved every symptom Q
q al ,ease from my lungs. am nov enjoyini
2 perfect health, and feel ever grateful toyoH
d P1y Ours. with gratitude and thanks.
e MARY PREBf.E.
" Having been acquainted with Mrs Preble "a
several years and knowinE her dehcrts sifui
ton, feel no hesita ton in endorsing the aboy'
la seeing her nov usnm IN our meetlnRs, ~
ping that Others laboring under afilictIOnf 9 ftt
lungs may restore themselves ~ the me dicin
= " MCDOWELL,
Ofthe Methodist Society, Cincinnati.
n, A fresh supply OF Duacan'a Expectorai
Remedy inst received the store Of
nov III IL n r NARSH. WheCi ne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
d Il Y-G GODS s .sT' !
GREAT ATrnAcrfoNi -.
SECOND, SPLENDID STOCK OF ~
NEW GOODSiit

srHE .SUBSCRi BIER begs leave to rnforni
the citizens of Wheeling and, the
n<ighborhssd, hsf he has Just returned from
philadelphia and Baltimore. srdis n ow receis
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
BENG the second supply this Fall which for
arklfrv. ASp cHEArSxss csenot be cxceiies n
siuslted in the CITY Of wheeling.
Cloths OF every variety Of shade and price, Ss
~ law indeed. otrs fe.ss f,.rf ,sa..i -frf- -1sl
Csssia,errs add Cassinetts of the greatest qirn'
flty imaginable. 49,. 49,. ~ -. -.
Ksnfucky Leans fuifed cloths.
Ksrscys Beaver cicfhs, Giraffe cloths. anc eve
~ variety OF goods for costs aud Hautaloons.
Bieached AID .Brswn Mushns, Einnueis and
Chrckr 49,.
Ai.SO--Ihs-largest assortment Of Caiicoes he
has oiirsed to,the pnhhc. o. .iss- -slT
Dame siic Ear -t,,n and Manchester q IN ga ms
Splendii new sfvle goods for dresses, sucR ne
rich i1'd Pefpcss, China Pesln, Cnusau dt
l.afae Nushn de l.aine, sfik stripe Aackbsrs.
&. new artielo) -triDed. hg'd, rhanseabls, PLAIN
aud varie gated Afpaea LHsf, a.. wits every
kind Of fss,ods in fashion Tor Ladies' dr<sssss
Stafsis, HIad kerrbiefs. Cores, Hesiery, 9hfs,
Cuffs. Ribbons, Boanei silks and linipgs, dr.
me undergrad wonld t.ke this coca ion TO
express his thsnks 10 the public for the liberal
s5ars of fcir AFRO Aaee heretofJfc received and
hopes and heli~yts t'-af examlnaihsn Of his
stock will szf sly aay that I've ~ stl entitled
tea full share OF tse public patron &C. 49, y
oct 10 49,, ~, ~ I. y SkN 81 ' ~ I.
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n
NEW FAIL AND RINTER. GOoDS.
A No IN; q. Si n. s'. street. or MsrsE
Wsnter Goods, ar follows:
super Frrssh Black, English and American
woof dyed Cloths, pisin and fancy casslmeres,
Safsinsifs. Kentucky yesus aid Wakefield Ker;
seFs; White Gauze, Red. Yellow. Twllied snd
printed Fiannrls;piain and hc'd silks ard sat-
ms thew style,l plain. sirlped, wa'ered, chanzr-
satin striped and plain Muslin de t.aiars, strptd
Chnsans, Ine.re '.sinss eIspr knens' S,ssS
kirriseer; Manchestsr. Eaylsion. French :ep q
Chsmbra Ginghnms; Brocha. Dsmask de LANES.
Eel Merino' Tisikef. Fsbyie. issIv sale and
Helen Me(7regor Ladies' Shawlr; cord and black
KID Gloves. Long White %. Fancy Points ans
Dress -Haadkorchiefs. -AlpachR Aprons. Six
aproa tasecis. Black and cold twisted silk fringcF,
Working Cahsass, Zernyr worsfed. Thread tace
edgines and inseriisass Swiss ans yeconet 81;
siIk Gimps. Rlvens aud HeTn-stiiched Linen
eanbriE hdkfe plain and 6g'd white and biaes
Nets slain and fgd Swiss. Back. Lace striped
checked aud Jacnnct MEslins; Null Null, Nan
rocks, Linen lawns, Linen cambrir. Plain ant
aed bohIinefr~, black Castellan Retsue.y siyl.
honrri Ribbans; silk pocket Tdl g Irish linens
Mohair cloak tarsel. a. and 81 Table Diaper
a. Linen Oianer. RUSSIA do and hieached ar.
brown Linen Table cloths, 1inen sheeiinE-; bi
5ollseds. silk and ssorsied Serge; hiark siIk
tabby and painted Velvet: Gents black ifalla'
cr-Ssis, D'Orsay ssarfs. Boz iie s,os'k 5 2nd BE-
ron collars. blacr, white end coPd Kid, caeh
mere and Tiihet gi0vets Merino aus swim Yes
tags, super Gum Sdspendcrs. $uspender knds
brown cotton, Aneaa and Iami1s wDoi drawer
and-shirfp. brarade mshair nod laeilne coat an
oVrrceat buffous; re a. m0haitf and elk bindlns
square cnst cord. German and American Pms
black nod White roitor black Lsflb's Woo
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose DO ha
Hose. Marine stripes. checke brown 40
blsaehod Drillines. canvass. padding. bleache
and brown Tnnslir, .,raddiRg, hat ling. Umbrella.
elarre as-orfmenf III French f,hinfzes British (
AMERICAN PRINTS
Onse~ee Of frs Florence Braid Bonnets, ne
sfoIe FfoFes TEnfF GisnPs; &c Dc. 80
1Neinviss the atfeniidH Of Costnfry 9IsrchGJli
Ia ours ~ ock. VI ch - large sud well selected
vietnitv, are respectfully invited to give Ne n
before making thor Fali ptFc sse-. ~, re 9 a
and WILL scu DRY GOODS cheaper ftn
,ssrs srsr before offered IN this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
LUMBER.

TTVHE subscribers having PurrhuScd tho LON
BER YARD on Man street near he Rridge,
loFmsrly occupied ~ Mclean a Rice. respectfully
,sfor he pnhis that hey ere prepared AZ irnss
10 farnish 40 kinas sf PINE LUMBER on Ire most
favarsble terms ior cab.
Attached % his yard IN excellent planning na-
chine which viii Be consiaaily supplied with roT-
ned esoring sseafksr taardina csling &c. whrh sil
BE- soid Coz cash - low 81 atany pnce IN ne Wer.
tern country. AT orders ihankf1iiy received api
1 pFomrSly attended p. l.. :. kOOf A. CO.
vheslne. kuxnss HI
Washington Exarn ncr copy q araDpai of I've DE-
larl, and charge Tincs-