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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
GREA II EXCITE ENTy
EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL!
THE q HE.4T B ES TERN
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
"RAF a BALLENBERG respectfully
w notify their friends and the public generally,
that they have just received aud now opening NJ
their store. north east corner Main and Marker AL
ly, n very large ana splendid assortment of seasona-
BILE, fancy and staple Dry Gods, which with their
former stock makes the assortment completes; the er.
tent. beauty, and variety Of which is ut surpassed if
equaHed ~ this city. and for cheapneSs cant be beat.
Their stock consists ia part Of the fullOw ing very de-
sirablc articles:
Wool dyed Broad cloth ofevery c.lor and unaIity
from 81 so 10 ) 90 a I'D; Glack, cold anil fd Aim.
cha cloths, a large assortment Of linen and Cotton
stuff Ter pants; SILKS, plain. striped. ehene and
cross barred, y very great variety from Al cts to 81;
ChallY. very handsome IS cts; CHIMES 4 4ths "a ide
25 cts; JacOnet. Null. Cambria, Book. Cross barred
and Lace NlnsIIns; Kentucky Jeans at 95 cts per If.
Plain and rHiIled umner cloth for g~tntlemen's
wear; PArisienue, Painted Lawns for Is cts a ward;
BalzarIne. a new Article for ladies' dresses; kIan.
chester g~iughans al 5 els; Bed Ticking nj I cts n ID;
A splendid assortment of Scarfs and Cravais for la
dies; CassiueI; Black and Fancy Cassimeres; Plain
and ribbed Gamhroon ofIhe best qualify; Black satin
at So els - ydi Fig'd Bomhnzines; French Lawn,
Rew sly lie 4 4rhs wide. very fine, S7B cts; y Orleans
cloth. hlouslin de LANES l6 cts; Irish Linens. Lin
en- Lawns and Birds Eve Linen.
A complete aSsort1Ieat of B0NNETS very cheap;
a large stock uiGlUves aud Hosiery from 6 cts M.
wnrds To oil qualities and 'rices; together with
5000 yds CALICO and MUSLIN Ct every styIo
and qualify. which We offer from 3 To- IL cts q yJ.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find il much 10
their interest 10 call on ihsm as they are enabled to
sell oil their Good. ~ Eastern p,ires.
Don't forget to call al The GREAT WESTERN.
mar 25 am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12

cei,ed from the East and have NOW ops
81 ~ No. l3l. Main street.. a large stock Of Sprr
'"d Summer GuSis, French. English sad America
. part as toll UNs:
oa,h' Blue. ~lnvISible Bot. Silk handks rchiefs.
le Green. brown & DmO White aud black Fill
Cloth, ',L,v.. ami Ni,,s
Blue, black. dtab. slate &.SIk. cult. A. Ind a., Jo
age culored Cussimcres, .Auifrin; FL,yv.r
Ff'm'n' plaid blue MD Black lace. chantlls, 81
lack, drab single millcd and gauze yciIs.
To-. N,u,p;,, ILL.,
SltIinett & Kentuky jcun. Fillet. rhr,nd AMI Iisl.
uiqn "'-s aud prices. ces. edgi e., focuug>. &
Summer stuas Tor men and' VnlmeIa Outlines
huys. IRbby,,s in g,,.I v,,;a
Pl,ir aud stripped Liner Black& undressed uolls
irllincs. 'E;gured CL.i,,. A. a.,
3 Tue dull q Mexican mix parasois.
lures Scotch gingham & Cott
Cotton AIDES q gir1Gc elo,ht umbrellas.
Gambmon and Velvvieen.| Vesiines. some S,an,
500 pieces Print. a.sort- patterns,
ed qualities, A large stock Of Noiisr
A Leauiiul assortment # snch as hutuns. brush,
Fronch Mosaic s. English combs, pins. bosses. ian.
Chiniz and Lawns, sewing silks. cords. :,
'I"Hsilh DC iaihes * ehaI- penders. gun caps. Sc.
ieys. Ia bales "A br,. Nu.r
Chanbray, Manchester 4 du b!e.ched do
EarIsiun unI American lOl aud 10 4 Blnuke
Ginghams, 8 bales cotton warn q Il,
Bonnet silks and Lawns, Waddmc and harurR.
various coiprs. Ttrkncys and FIannels,
Bleached * bro Irish lu Carpets and Ruys.
ems. grass do Florence brand Il hon
3 4 and lO4 damask Ia coInhLeghorn. ii braid
he clipper. willow iash'ble bonn,
Crash aud birds eye do. G~eutlemen's single & d.
White, black and mixed ble brimcd LeghuTu ha
hose and hail hose. Palm leaf do. sc.
Silk do. .HATTER'S FURS An
Alpacha LusIre, TRIMMINGS.
Bpmsazines, ,Nuirin, Russia, Musk
French & English meri and Coney,
noes, Findings and bindings
Black and blue black gros ISkiyers, sides & tips.
de RLiSe silks, Stopping brushes. lea the
S ripped, fg'd & water'J d. Zip pagers,
Black silk * labhy velvet Shellack and sxtract
81 4 "a Silk sha wis, |Lorwogd,
Ladies' and gentlemen, Saxony and Spanish fel
satin & silk scarfs, ibOwsIrings. &c.
BandanIa. fax 81 inncyl
We ore willing TO sell at n small advance r
cash either Wholesale or retail. Those wishing
purchase will please give US a call, mind NJ \
l3l Main ST., where they shall find goods as cheu
as OF airy nIher house in the city,
Har %. @ e. A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
DIFIHHDHGH COTTON VARN-
HEn INC

TNHtS day received a supply Of Hozas ,n4
Thompson's malchless Red Ink. also a., -
vwes Of superior Letter snd Cop Papers, which ~,
oaef 81 reasonable prices
STEPHENSON HAsVELL.
hP8 Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
EXTRACT FRoM THE DC

Upon consideration whersoflhis cause il referred
to James A Clarke Esq. hereby appoints commits.
s'ouer ioE this purpose, who IS to ascertain and re.
port whaIreal estate was conveyed by defendants
(WIllinm Lambdin a. Sons) 20 ire trustees hv the
deed OF trust in The bill mentioned and what debts
IN The said deed ofirust provided for, remain un.
paid; together with all other debts, charges or in.
cumbrance', upon the said real estate. aRd the order
IN winch they are entitled To be paid; and for this
purpose that he give notice To the said creditors.
provided for 10y said deed. and all others. by adver.
itsement TO be published az least thirty days, in sumo
newspaper printed ia The city Of Wheeling. To come
IN and establish their debts upon The usual terms.
aud that he also ascertain aud report what monies
and effects said trustees have in their hands, or sub
ject To Their conirsI. To be applied 10 the poymen,
ofhe snid debIsi& that he also report any other mai
tiers deemed pertinent BY himself or specially requi.
red by any Of the parties A copy tsste
ALEX. T LAIDLEY, Clerk
PAULL for comp'is
LAM FIR Soma of dn's -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12

Tot oppToyed 1l1eT aIb ElOIIns, or per cent
iess for cash. Wood Type, Printing Ink, Pressep,
Cases, Galieys. Brass Rule, Composing Stickp,
Chases, AID other Printing materials furnished
with pTompuiude, and at the lowest prices.
Printers Of Newspapers who publish this ad liver
tIsement with this note three times before the let
OfJune, ls43, add sehd one of he papers To the
foundry, will be entitled TO payment oil their bill,
on buying four times the amount Of 1t.
an 4 III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
READ ONE y ALL


READ y AND ALL
See Consumption. fierce and d~eaihlike.
railing Ger the best Of earth.
Turn away ia savage anger.
From our Compound IIorchpunds worth
Yet. consumption turns away like a ard whe,
truth shows itself. PsaSe & Sons Compuund ~
tract of llurehound is rnu powerful Tor Consumption
the latter iyrant, when met nj the commencement
OF his career gives way and fees To ne glieenI we
TINS; such is every ease Nth disease. II assaults ou;,
lhosr unprepared. Old age and accident shoul,
ainne he the cot quprTs of mankind. Nature in
tended these far the close OF lie, not consumption. i
can he qua rled against and driven away-Ihe rem
sdy is PEASE'S IIOARHOUND CANDY.
For sale Ivy As BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE.
APPS Wheeling. Va.
LATEST DATES.
From BllIimore April 10 Liverpool March 4
BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE. FOR APRIL.
THOMAS HUGHES, JOHN KNOrE,
JAMES BAKER.
FREIGHT TO " FROM WHEELING.
From Baltmore-Dy Goods Sl25 Grnceries 700
Tobacco 62, GenSIal Produce % cts. To BALM.
more
Zannsville-37 cis.
Cincinnati 10 cts.
Z" LnuI-vIlle-l5 cts
Na>hville-35 cts.
" ST LouiS-30 cts.
8 To and from Pitisburgh--l0 et.
4 y T~hermometeI As deg. above 0.-6 n. m IS
Is Il water ia the channel. Failing, Clear.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12

DIboUbU HUN OF PAItIN ERSIIIP.
Z NHE firm Of w T Selby & Co. was dissolved
Il on the llih inst. by mutual consent, nnd in
order to bring the business OF The firm to a speedy
close II is necessary that all heir accounts should
be settled forthwith. All those therefore knowing
themselves ind blcd either by note or account are
respectfully requested to call and pay The same, with.
out delay those neglecfing this notice will shortly
find their notes and accounts in the hands Of proper
officers for collection w Il SEIBY.
mar24 ALF'D BENNETT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
mar l3-5w
WHEEL ING, March 10. |

WHEEL INV, March Is, 1913,
Ihe parties interested in the foregoing decree.
VIII Take notice that / lave appointed Thursday
tho 2Oih day Of Apr! next QS43) nt 10 O'Clock A.
NJ at my office in the city Of Wheeling. TO COM
mence taking the accoun directed by said decree
and The said parties and all other persons desi.
ring to prove their debls are hereby notified 10
attend with their claims properly authenticated and
prove the samo JAS a CLARKE Cummis'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
FLAMES!

- N'sbbSED HhACiS
INT Il GREER. M lj9 Main Street. have
~ Jrst received on consignment. n lot of NIuul
'it'g and Bench Planes of superior quality, which
hey are authorised to sell. wholesale. at a discount
II Forty per oH from the lowest list Of prices. aud
retail al unprecedented low prizes
These Planes ARE all warranted To work well.
ap 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12

DIST RIOT COURT Of he United States for
the Western Districfof Tirgiui1, holden AZ The eify
Of Wheeliny, March p, IS43.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
~ Office 10 the creditors anI all othcr Rs concern.
~ ed in interest, to show cause against The pc.
utOn of
No 4. Wolf Heymnn, Of Ohis county. TO be de-.
eiared a bankrupt on Tuesday the 2d day Of Muy
next Of Stanton.
No 10, Thomas Jones, Of Ohio county, to be do.
clarsd . bankrupt on Tuesday the ID day Of NAV
next AT Siaunton.
No IL, James F Melvin, Of Ohio county. to be
declared a bankrupt on Tuesday The ID day Of May
next at Stanton.
No ID William G Kimberly, Of Ohiu county. TO
be declared a bankrupt on Tuesday the % day Of
May next at SiauntOn.
Tesie. RIGHT w MOORE. Clerk
mar29 $ ID c w u Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
IN Johnson, W NJ B~erryh,ll. J. IIrinhoIham
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL a. CO.

M)OOlD inform lie pubic That they nave re-
ceiNed from Ihe East and have uuN open
81 At w. lJl, Main street. IA lafge stock Of Spriu:
md summer GuSds, French. English sad American.
part ~ toll ,ws:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
NEW SPRING GOODS

Only ET days from Cumberldnd. Hurra for The
GREAT CENTRAL"
~SENSENEY, has tho pleasure to inform his
friends nnd the public, that he is now recei.
wing and opening his first stock NEW SPRING
GOODS. comprising q very general assortment OF
STAPLE DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, as we'll rs
a fair assortment o fFANCY ARTICLES. lie can
only say 10 the public, that he is prepared and uil
sell as low as any regular dry goods house in The
city, and To be convinced Of the truth Of This. Ihev
have only Ia gIyo hIm a call mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
~ ~ BEFoRE YOU Go UP.

- ptfOhE fOU HO W.
MILLER thinks that the end Of the
"oiu neara az hand. and oil should prepare for
a. by getting out Of debt The snb,c,.bs, b.,sc,,.
respectfully calls once more on those indebted "a
MIN 70 come forward and pay their respective ao
''a". ""nou' uelay. n. POLLOCK.
DITTSBURGH COTTON YARN
$500 pounds. Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns fF,gt,
works. just received and for "a 10 Al ap,Cc,,ts.
prices by lap 81 WIN PAXTON a EN-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12
FOR RENT

A SMALL Room on Market Street, one door
~ north Vt Ode1J1ughs Gun ShCD, suitable fof
n Shoemaker or Tailor shop Prsssssios given i'm.
mediafcly and terms easy. Enqu.rso on she promises
apf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-12

We ore willing to sell at a small advance for
cash either wholesale or retail. Those wishing to
purchase will please give US a call. MUD Ut Ma
l3l Main ST., where they shall find goods as cheap
as OF any other house in The city,
Har %. q a.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14

ffon1iuR the Captan. confused camor 3
tongues, ii French 400 ssaglish b1rst aroun.i-
the Capsaih and, kigtfate steadily cycling each
other. Swilt a. tkeelectric duid. tisiinet above,
al other acuudA, ID Palestlne once heard, a
PLAfNTIgE g0icE, nrpae4 paralyzing his aFns!--
Down fell the pistol, with tie hand to his ssds.
The magistrate advancing, took the pistol from
hiani and amidst the etupnF Of lhe aFaIed hanf.
aEd The winder Of the surrounding spectators,
pcaeeably Halked oft with his prisoner. Shortly
aRsrs battalion of three hundred United States
tr0spa, under the command at Gsneral Ripley,
appeared on tie gyOund. ard The people quietly
dispefsed.
Thas ended The NRios of the Three Days"
siiuWing how easily nst:onal feelings and the
Feeentiul passions INDY 30 excited; how the OBJ
stanacy Of stranger selainsing in tho Land OF
Liberty, the right % aAsn act not prohibited
BY any law. famented rid and.IeI "a theshed-
ding pf human binsts gna hsaf Lsr snpfe psary
Ut The Conaiiiutiun aus avs Of tststatc ot LoG
isiana, IN thepeTsen bfone of 1s interior Magis-
trales, nnhly iriumpbed over The Infatuated pas
ons Of 1mob.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
TEXAS QIEsTrON.

In order To give our Iladers idea OF the
interest manifested by IL people OF variots
portions OF the Union, irdcgara ID the annexa
lion of Texas. we copy lhlfollowing paragraphs
from the New Orleans Rbubiican,-tae sautl>
ern trumpet of our PreAcnt, by the grace OF
Mod.
q 1ExAs.-The cause aAnnexatinn is gaining
a. pporters in every 1sfsf of The Union. The
tsarleEton Patris; eit.acl 9Th. co'.tslts an able
a-tsc on ths 81 jet, sslt.h sp!elr in our ncxt
S4.1,l +t.se ~ ti,l~ witch ods
eye ia hasty slance thaag h tnc mail lecs iYed
last evening, were the Glowing;
ANSExATIoS OF T'Ems-A public meeting
was held al BelIeyille. lIineis, on the 4sh nst.,
in favor of the annexation of Texas 10 this c0nn
try. The honorable JOIN Rey nolds mace long
specci1 ia support OF fIat measure, and closed
By Offering series OF zssoIutions, which was
unanimously adopted.
Col. Benton Is advocating the annexation Of
Texas 10 the united Staes. in the columns of
the 81 Louis ReFGbiicai. The Colonel yields
on able pen.
ExAss--The Ba!timort american sayr;-Itis
said that tie Government at Washington has
received information which Rses TO sustain lie
SERIOUS oh uges feeentlyina.ie ag ainst GascF nor
Houston Of Texas. If Ills he 90 the feet, Ne
presclne, viii not long u Ssitt1held.
From ii {. Aiabima Tribune.
Il ne annexation III ! 1fdS ~ tttb Nti1SA ~ Gil
tering largely into the dseussien Of some OF the
papers in the East. Tie qacstpn there seems
TO be resolving itself mo slavery. In Maine
an elahorate patnphiethas been published 70
prejudice the public against the anncxni ion, and
il ia highly approved bYmany papers 10 show
its spirit. and how the matter y understood
aiming those 10 whom / is addressed. We pub
Iish two brief extracts.
sT.he whole questions 1T says f itbers agae
slsverv.s from 1.hesapeake Bay. to The Gulf d
California, tnrns on lie simple point 70 which
public attention canna be TOO mach aroused. !"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14

BK REV. Waite Cotton. o. s. N.
strike not 10 septefcd king
a uaan of ul6rts breath,A-
AReak inperiuuTnil,y thing,
Strike 10 tfeeD Dcat.s.
! strike that Gag. khieh in the fight.
The ilopes OF mFions hailed,
Thefag which thew its meteor l;gkt
WheresEnglan4 lion suatIed.
strike @ thee nbse mandates fall.
Alike on king all slave,
Whose livery Is 4 shrotd ard pail,
And palacc.couI the gfaye.
Thy capeves eroEs The governed earth. -
They FIJI the riding sea.
From court and cap the wave and hearth
All, all have bdcd "a iLce.
But thou, stern Deb must YET resign
Ihv eceptre o'ckIiIs dust;
The Power that mites The Tslortatillinc
Will yet EcmandI lis trust.
Thatmiehty voice shllrcach this ear.
Beneath the gfak's cold clod,
This form. these tdnre reappcar.
In life betoFealleI God. -
- ma
last words of the lafetommodore Hull
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
THE GREAT BaITAIN' STEAMSHIP.

The construction Of this remarkable vessel
seems TO furnish new era in Navigation.
How diffsreat is her size. her model, her ma
teras, and her propelling powers. as well as
in the pTincely accommodations and nlagnlfl-
cent decorations, from those Of the slight buIlt.
clumsy and dininuiive caravels with which
Columbus discovered new world! The fol-
lowing interesting description of iliis wonder
full vessel We copy from late English paper:
Tins magnificent vessel. which was laiinsh
cd Iast week. at Bristol. Is Composed entirely
sof IRON, and is the largest ever bnit, since the
DAYS of Noah. There are no paddle wheels
s,r boxes. the Archimedean screw being used.
Her burthen is 5000 tons. being 2, U0O tons
more than The Great Western. She wall be
nropelled by engines Of 1000 horse power COM
bined. The following are her -dinlens ions:
Length from figure head to taffra'l 352 feet;
length Of keel .259 feel; extreme wild n 5Oieet
s inches; she has four decks. Inc upper deck L
f,,sh. and il sos feet long; the second deck
Genesis / f two promenade saloons the aft Of.
firsf o feet 6 inches, by y feet, and the for
u.ard or second class, 81 feet by y feet m
ches 1'hc third deck consists nf The dining
SPOONS. the grand saloon, measuring 10 ieet 9
inches bv N feet. and the second class 9 l =.
| 81 2lsseet 9jurhes Z be whole q the saloons
are IS 'eet3 inches high. and surrounded Dy
sleeping berths, IF which there are 20 WITH
s;nea beds. and 1Ig Eon.ailsing two. giving
: J55 beFths Ills Urge iuinbes is excessive
=. s,,a sa,ccomfnud which could be pre-
nrensia al On Inc n8naer0us sofas.
The fourth deck is appropriated to the re
/ cnn.ion Of cargo, ef which 4 ~ IONS WILL pe
sr, ~ +; additsosl to 600 tons OF coal The
f - sIs. IS intended for the officers, and saiL
,s. mess rooms I'd sleeping bcrtlls. with the
81. saiI rooms underneath. Ehe engines an e
ho III occupy space Cf 50 feet q the middle
,,sI; 81 lie vessel The engine reoFn als
~ enokioq blishmen. are slinaied "a DE
80 u st,s aim. There are three boilers
esss ne leatrd By fires, and will eoptals
sfs sers 81 svater There IRE four engines g
81 poMef each,t the cyilnsefs q wilscl
Get 4 inches Diameter Tie Glilgaliq!
$50 lestllirh and = feet q dam aleEs e q. !.
s:stad viii, eix il1asle, iIla highest g
IA Ieet ab1re hill he quantity 81 e q a'
sr'sS 4IIl 81 si0llt LOO square yaf1ss ~ II
,s;II IS Et,ed vs. He patent VIE .'s !,
s,.,ii II MO four xsier iglt ccnps5,
',spn M. I'll the coal consumed g' 81 A@es y
ss,s 49, Ias sfds o fpl q 'Eo'l -.
zss ,,*za Il. her conetr petpn An4 mai g 81
NJ iii boilers: tie dEa.l9l water 49,
~ 4. ''S,s ss.II bS III Isel. md Ahe dsplaee.asl
!. 'S,'' 400 tom; tls plates q ths wee =
u rom one inch q sbEes qnstse's = - =
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
T'he IolIowitlp are .pecimcne:

The R,iling Pe.ssi0n uonaparte died in
lie = litafv usrb. ia Field Marshal uniform
and hools' which he lad ordered to be put on a
shrrt lime nrevioue 10 his dissolution. Angus
f,,s az rl,a.Jat, 10 de- In a stall Ming position
ana WAS careful IA arranging his pefsOn and
dress COR the occasion. JUDAS CssSaE. lien
slain bv the cobsp;ratsrs IN the CAPITOL, con.
ceaIed lis face benea ii the folls af his tega.so
tat ll,p enemies might olsee he deash-papg
u1uherla1d. when at ilepoIas 81 death. quilted
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
Gro. w. X End ALL AND CAPT. MAR
RYATT.

~ : - s
,rh8t foIlatving letter from our friend and
|neigiibtr. Geo Wilkins Kendall, tothe editor Of
the New York Courier aud Enquirer, wiIp sufi-
GENTLY cxpisiu itself We take IT for granted
that the redoubtable captain is a 1ocofoco, as he
.csiaeutly goes in .or the @largcst liberty"
AsToR FnusT, Nov Is. 1913.
Col J. w. WEBB-Dear sir--Not little
tonishcd. and may cay amused, too, hase
been within the three past dlys, whilst reading
The wonderful Narrative Of the Travels and
LAdvesaures Of Mossie,,r Wicket, in. caiiforhis.
Sorors and Western Texas" as written by
Capt Masryatt, G. D.
Were il not that have boon attacked person
ally in this Book, and my veFacity waneonly
impcaclicd, might not trouble either You or
the public With aslinc. but as hare been assaii,
ed and to show the extent Of Marfyast's offend
ing, in Justice to Invself am compelled 10 cx-
puse the bodness Of one Of the groskest literary
i.unbugs which have ever been imposed upon
-eading community.
IS In Ills preface Murryalt asserts, after stating
that II is unnecessary TO inform his reader IN
what H,anner he be Rme ecquainted with the
party from whose notes and me moranda he had
com piled tie volume. s.that of there authenticity
and corteetncss Narryati) haze nodoubt.ss he.
taio.isieur yiDset1Eas heen with me during the
whole time ifhas taken me 10 write the wo-k,
In the face uethis grave assertion. think that
erarefneEy vel funded doubts exist as 70 the
truth ofsounc oflhe incidents Ito tear off the
vel &c probability with which the author has at
il -, e.,.,ttss the adventures of his aleto to
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14

thick. and other plates about half an inch iirks
she y double riseafcd tllfvnlloat: kle ribs are
stoTmed ofanglesiron six inches ByihFee and
hall inches by half an inch at the notion Of
The vessel and the same al top; tine mean dls-.
lance OF the rEes 3oustcea inches from centre
TO rentre. Aufhese ribs will be doubled; the
distance y then Increased 10 eighteen and
twenty one inches. The shipswilI he. fitted
WIN very powerful pumps. which can throw
of 700 gallons per minute @.s-
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
cHAPTER III.


CoUErd IIarmlngny and Baron % Aigre-
vile, mounted on noble sieeds, gOrgeously ca
prisoned. and followed by long train Of re-
tanners. are at the castles gate. Rodolph and
KaonL. yaheLt and renou ed warriors. are &C.
couni ed ga gttFtertr'= -~-''r'T ,''Tv'us
are proud aud inariiI; the bearing OF both 10
stately and m4jestic.
THE two sisters have stationed themselves
on thebalcoay above; they gaze upon the scene
below With looks of admiration: It's tn gorge
ous antpompous grandeur the court Of l4onI
XIV, which tie noble lords are displaying be
fore item. The golden rrappings of their
hoEees-their rich and costly hverIes-the
waviny of piumes and OF richly Embroidered
bannes--lheir decorations loaded with pre-
cious ktones-their long purple sashes and
dlamdld- hilted swords--in fine. tho luxury
ard nhgnifcence Of the great centary dazzle
the i1o orphans.
Sf3tnche!" whispered Alix to her sister;
..lookht h ~. yonder. Mark his noble bearing!
IwoJd it were RadoIph. whom fate reserves
for me- It must be--lm sure tits he!"
s.Yes, dear sister; Oh yes, Ills Rodolph.-
His rame was called just now. You say well
-IIess The handsomest."
II had not said The haDdsomest."
.Abelt you thought as much!'
"IIdecd, Ills true
"No thought can dwell secret from either
of u.s.
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