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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

The following toast was given on The 4:h
cfJuly at Cambell Court House, vi. ginia:
By Ro. HUGHES-Mr President, | want
YOU TO let every one know that am for Hen
fy Clay againstthe world. He aud were
born close 10 the Slashes ofold Hanover. He
work d bare footed. and So did He went
To- mill. aud SO did L. He was go I'd boy
TO lis nanny, and 80 was L know him
like book, and love hlm like bro.her-
II any mon has any thing 10 say against hlm.
let him come 10 me. there is any better.
braver. OF smarter man than Henry Clay
on this Gods glooe, why | say he would be
a sort OF curiosity, AMI would like 10 look
at him. Go ii, Cl>yl (533 cheers.)
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
". Y Tri6aae.

To MAKE brilliant Paiat aoithont Oil o.
l. at Take clean Jumps of we'll burn
'Ime, about six quarts: slick the same in hu'
'vaier After the lime has become well
Stacked. add one pound whining, one pound
sugar. thres pints rice -four made into Jelly
md one pounl clean glue dissolved Hav.
over the FIR five or six gallons ofs water,
nto which pat five quarts rock salt The
sane should be iisso ved entirely. by boiling
md skim ming clean Pour sufficien,
quantity of this upon the lime and other
ingredients. 10 make j, the proper thickness
10 syred we'll wnh paint brush II made
entirely free from humps, it will. look nearly
is we'll as oil paint.
Anotter-Fo make paint for roofs of
bulidm gs which will render them fire proof.
sllch your lime as before directed and add
10 the same one pound alum. half pound
copPefas and three aud quarter pounds
potash; the last to be added greduaiiy.-
Then add four quarts fine sand or ha,d wood
ashes. and coioiIng matter to suit the fancy.
It's Look will be better than paint, and be
neatly as lasting as slate. and fire proof
Ii must be put on hot. 1t sh~nld be made
of the proper consistency BY aiding the saE
water, as above directed. Cid shingles
must hist be cleaned with a stiff broom.
when this composition may be applied II
will stop leaks, prevent moss from growing.
and is ncombustibe, and last many
years-Atbfny Culticator.
Important to Farmers--Hart Mussey,
Esq took small! portion of the corn with
which he anted field. and soked 1t in a
solution OF salt nltre, commonly called salt
peter, and planted five rows with the seed
thus prepared. Now for the result The
five rows planted with corn prepared with
siltpeter. yielded more than p rows planted
without any preparation. The five rows
were untouched by the worms, while the re-
main Ter of the field suffered severely by
their deprrd1iiuus We should ild re that
not one kernel saturated with saispeter was
touched. while almost every hill In the ad
joining row suff red severely NJ one who
will exlmine the field, can doubt the efficacy
of the Preparations He will be astonished
at The striking diff renee between the five
rows and the remainder of the field.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
O b { t arp.
"Ta The midst oflife ace are an death
ID 4 e D,

Near Holly Springs, on The 2ist instant. after
a long and painful Illness Mrs. REBECCA
CUR IFS in the o9th year of her age.
The deceased was native of Wake county,
North Carolina. She embraced Religion in ear
ly youth, aud was a pious and exemplary
member Of tire B lplst Church for upwards of
thirty years, and died as she had lived, Chris
tian. Sc has left large circle of friends
and relatives TO mourn her loss.
At the residence of Mr. James Tyer, Sen, in
his COUNTY. on Friday The lStd instant, Mr.
MOSES La MBE rd, Revolutionary soldier,
aged 80 years.
The deceased ennis grated from Lexington, n
G., and resided with his son-in-law in this conn
ty until his death He has left many relatives
and sincere friends to mourn his death bur it is
hoped heir loss is his eternal gain.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

government has power to legisiate there
lore, the government is the President. Sen
ate, and House of Representatives.
II our waIg candidate is to be defeated
sc do hope that il will be by some one less
ignorant of he constitution which ne is bound
support-one, at least. acquainted with
1e n 81 prin.i pies on wnich our sttutions
ire based. and not by this ignorant
-General.-lawyer. as he has preten-
I'D to be. and Judge, as his commission calls
aim.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
For The Holly Springs Gazette.

Ina communication in the Gazette OF the
,s,b August, "Many Democratic Bond
PAYERS" request me 10 say whether, if elect
= - the Legislature. | will vote for a repu-
I,,;og candidate for the Senate orthe u S.
Ianswer, if elected shall vote for Dem
,.,,,; and suppose the author ofthe paper
.s,,ss,iI knew that Roger Barton was
80 choice, as he is of the majority of the vo-
,srs Of Marshall County.
JAMES l.. TOTEM.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
MONEY FOUND.

Found by the subscriber, living in Lamar,
Miss. certain amount of money OF about the
value of $40 supposed to belong 10 a Mr.. Car
Ter, a halter. Should the money Be proven By the
owner he can obtain the same on payment Of
this advertisement, by applying TO
A. Z. IRVINE
AuguSt-I1, ls43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Botanic ThOmsonian Medicines.

have this day received. direct from Bal
:imore the best aud cheapest lot OF BOTAN
IL MEDICINES. ever offered in the
South-west
Orders and Prescriptions carefully put up,
and thankfully received Terms cash. on
all occasions. J J. GATELY.
Holly Springs, July 6. le43 -3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

Strayed from me, on tuesday last, one mile
west Of Moscow, two mules: one bright bay,
with black streak down the back and rouna the
legs, has split in the fore hoof and creased on top
of the neck the other is of mouse coluT, rather
larger than the bay, and has sore on the shoul-
der. ANY person taking them up, ana writing
TO Thos Avitt, Moscow, Ten, shall b. paid for
their trouble. THO'S HART.
August H. 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
ID e NJ - 9 8 ~ ~ Ea
CIIARLES O'BRY AN,
TIST,

JL--N - I
WILL be in Holly Springs during the first
w week of every month, when he would be
pleased 10 serve all who may choose 10 give him
their patronage. He is prepared 10 set any num-
.ber of teeth, from one To full set, and will make
gold palateS and warrant them I'D remedy de-
iective pronunciation without any pain. As his
location in North Mississippi is permanent, he
will of course attend TO his old practice free OF
charge. All operations warranted, and charges
low as the use IF good material will allow. He
cannot operate for the prices usually charged b.
transient Dentists, who often use tin or lead for
illng the teeth and SET teeth of ivory or COM
mon bone in the worst possible manner
Refer 10 the Physicians Of Holly Springs
Hernando, Oxford, Ripley and Salem.
April T. ISI3-3f-l2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Piano.


MIR. THos. MoRsE. Vocal Musi-. Piano.
Mrs &. W. EDMoNDsoS. Matron.
Mr.. G. w Er MoNsoN. Steward.
During the last session there were o3 pn.
pills connected with this institute.
Another female Teacher in The Literary
Department Is expected
have been fortunate in obtaining the
aid OF Mr.. & Mrs. Edmundson in tie
Boarding Department Amiable & aliable
IN manners as well as Of tried piety. thet
will meet public expectation ia its most
punctlious requirements,
Ny expenditures have been and are heavy.
therefore requesl promptness in liquidating
arrears ana II advancing payment at the
opening OF the next stssion. The interests
ofthr School. upon which the town mIst, 10
gieat extent, look for support demand
..nese rigid exaciiohs.
G. A. FOSTER,
July 7-tf Rector 3s PrincipaR.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25


Wear authorized TO announce THOMAS
LoMAX as a candidate for clerk OF Tie District
cnaneeEy Court at Holly Springs.
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES c.
| ANDERSON as a candidate for clerk of the Dis
rict Chancery Court al Holly Springs.
The Hon JOSEPH ". CHALMERS, is a
candidate for the Office he now holds of VIcE
CHANCELLOR MISSISSIPPI.
WE are authorised 10 announce HENRY
DICKINSON, Esq. of Lowndes County, as
candidate Tor The Office of Vice Chancellor OF the
Sale of Mississippi.
WE are authorised TO announce JOSEPH o.
WALKER as a candidate for Clerk of the Vice.
Chaneery Court.
We are authorized 10 announce J. ].
Gately, candidate for Ranger at the next
November Election.
II WE are authorized 10 announce Col.
HANNIBAL HARRIS as candidate
for Sheriff of the county of Marshall at The next
general election.
gIWE are authorized to announce TryOH
M. Yaneey Esq. candidate for Probate
Judge of Marshall county, al th general cleo
ton in November next.
zgWE are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM &. EDMONDSON as a candidate for
Treasurer Of Mars hall County atihe next gen.
eral election
1--WE are authorized to announce ALFRED
SIMPSON as a candidate for Sheriff of Mar
shall County.-Elec ton in November next.
We are authorized 10 announce r. I.
FOWLER, of Holly Springs, as candidate for
Ranger OF Marshall county.
1--WE are authorized TO announce JAMES
H. SWAN as candidate for Ranger OF Mar
shall county.
We are authorized to announce the Rev. w Nj.
McMAa HEN, as candidate for the Office of
County Treasurer, ofthis county at the Novem-
Der election
WE are authorized TO announce JOHN
HICKS as a candidate for Co1niy Treasurer al
the next November election
We are authorized to announce JAMES |
SELBY as a candidate for County Treasurer
Election in November next.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
mORE NEW GOODS.

i OF iicoes. from 81 to 25 cents per yard.
Also 300 yards Brown and Bleached Dofaesilcs,
from S to 20 cents per yasd. b->ises many other
goods which will he sold t0iC for CASA.
Juns 8, f643-43-f Fl. HOLMES &CO
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

s'Al amount Of money borrowed on the
Iames OF X w. Roberts and his son
nom the Union Bank, el7O.e4l 06
vi tn's amount. $50. 600 2s was borrow
:" oy them as principal.
.,o" nooer. w. Roberts. independent of the
60 E'Int borrowed for himself. assumed a
=" aeo,s Tor others He noy owes. for
vney ~vn ne borrowed for his own use. toeethe.
Ar" a." a me amount which he assumed for 9TH
=, oiu 4O2 90. with the accumu ated inter.
6IaIp anpon H-and this independent Of his liza
Pais 0f what he has borrowed.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
JAMES F. TRorrER.
wM. F. sTEARNs.
TRoTTER & sTEARNs,
ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoRs AT LAW
Roiig Springs, Mass

Will practice in the Circuit Courts of the Sth
Judicial District, the District Chancery Court
at Holly Springs, the Federal Court at Pontospe,
and the High Court of Errors aud Appeals at
Jackson. August Is, 1S43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

own hands. Twice to once. under such
clrcnmsiances-do does any Van BaEen,e ex-
uit over the oddsa Then we'll make it even
nexi election.
" Y Tribune.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

HAVING again associated themselves in the
Practice OF Medicine respectfully tender their
Professional services 10 the citizens of Holly
Springs and its viciniiys-OfHiee the OLD stand
on centre steet. ). o. CARUTHERS
Jan Golf w 5. REID.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
RELIGIOUS.

The Baptist Convention and Camp Nee
ting will BE- hell at Spring Creek. Fayette
county. commencing on Friday before the
I'd Lofds day in September
The Holly Springs p4pers and Somer-
vile Reporter will please copy.
Memp Enquirer
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Total liability,
S36.O3I 81

MIR K was president Of the branch of the
Union Bank at Lexington. He is now a
candi late for the Senate from Carroll coun-
". aud says that the bink is all unConstitu-
lional. ane the bonds ough hit not to be paid.
"EE tn Brute"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A protracted meeting will be holden with
the Baptis. Church in this place. comne1-
cling on Fridiy the lst September Minis
tering brethren are earnestly requested to
attend
The Baptist camp meeting will commence
on Friday bef,re the 4th Lords day in this
month. (August.) near Salem.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Terms. per Month.

Ancient and Modern Languages, and the
higher branches of English Studies, 81 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithme-
tic, History, &c, 90
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Little Arish-
meIic, &c, 90
A seasonal fee of so cents rer' pupil to meet
the expenses for servants hire, fuel, &c.
The priucipal will be aided by an able and ef-
hcient Teacher in the primary department.
la he government OF mis- school he reserves the
right in all cases TO administer corporeal punish
not permit any one ne connected with his inSti-
tuition who is snown 10 be profane, auarrelSome
or vulgar, or aBaS been expelled for misconduct
from any respect bic institution In our country.
The proprietor intends, as soon as pracii-
cable 10 obtain valuable LIBRAsY for the use
of his pupils, which shall consi>, chiefly Of The
standard works on History, Philosophy, Liiera
ture, and Poetry. G. PARISH.
Holly Springs, June 80, lS43-46-4t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
GUNS.

TUST received a small los OF 6rsf rate doubls
~ and single barrel Guns.-For sale. Low ~
II. HOLMES & Co
May 18th. ls43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Holly Springs Select School

THE next session of this Institution will com
Il Inence, Deo yofeate. on the first Monday in
August the following terms, half payable in
advance, and the balance at The close of the ses-
sion Tuition will be charged from the time OF
entrance until the close of the session no dedac-
tion will be made except for absence occasioned
hx Ipk
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

TAKEN up by Neserson Fowler. miles
Norlh- west of North Mt. Pleasant, one milk ana
cider speckIed mare mule, OF ordinary size, Us.
old under teeth Projects half inch farther forwa rd
than the upper, a wait on fhe right breast. ap-
praised TO $37s
BY G b Benton, living in North Mt Pleas
ant, one Sorre horse mute. about-3 years old last
spring Appraised 10 $50.
BY Lemuel Farrer, miles Northwest OF Hol-
Up springs, the Memphis road, one sorrel
mare mule, marks OF geer on the sh 1nlders, 5
years old, small s,z-. Appraised to s1,5.
THOS. A. FALcONER, Ranger,
Augas; 25 b Is43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Holly Springs Female Institute.

THE next Session ofthis Institute will open
on Monday, the 4th August next.
TEACHERS
Rev. c. A. FOSTER. Rector and Primer
pal-Lecturer on Chemistry. Natural Phi
losophy. Evidences of Christianity.
- -Csoverness-Eng-
iish Grammar, Parsing. Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy &c
Miss CLARIssA MouLroH. Ancient and
Modern History Geography &c
Miss GAY. Mathematics. Arithmetic &c.
Hiss Dillon, French. ChirogTaphy,
Pesta!ozzian Department
Miss MARv LCoNYNeToS. Piano, Harp.
Guitar
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Wa. A. BoREN. ofthis place, is caldl.
late for a seat In The next Legislature.
Sub;eg. to the e-iSipa of County Convention.
OF ganiz. ID on proper principles.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25


Is il to be wondered at. that Robert w
Roberts should think it unconstitutional "a
pay the Union Bank bonds although he
voted for the supplemental charter. sipoed
the Legislative report landing the sale Of III,
bonds S-supported the bank IN roughont ami
abused al. who opposed 1t. s0A.te he baak
had The means TO foaa him moeey.y
Pdrson JAMES E MATHEWS rom.
dating candidate for Auditor. b,,rnu
cd ior MS own use, 81 O.
Liability as endorser. 4537 So,
Total liability. s7.I52 50
Parson WM CLARK, repudialne can
uIdate for treasurer, borrowed as prin.
cipal. 80 PSI O9
Liable as endorser, 25t0 Al
Total liability. Sll,79l 40
b. IKE NEDAY. borrow
ed as principal, Sl1.l27 20
Liable as endorser, 24904 81
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
TO THE WILLIS OF MARSHALL.

We propose to publish the Gizeue from
this time until :he fst December next. for
rs cents We will devote our columns to
the exciting topics of discussion. and more
especially to State affairs
Will not our friends aid in obtaining sub
seribers LIE, each subscriber make it his
business to procure for US another. and thus
place It in our power to improve the size and
matter of our paper. Let US hear from you.
=.
friends as soon as possible
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
From the St.iesm1n.
WHY THEY REPUDlATE.

3
About 1000 notes and bills of exchange
we're discounted by the Union bank
None Of these notes had less than three
names upon them. and great many had
five. Say they would average four names
on each note. This would be $4,000 per-
sons. who obtained loans Reduce this
number one half for the same names being
on dif rent notes. and il would leave IA. 900
rnen who obtained accommodation from the
bank Ii is estimated by men familiar with
is business. that not more than one fourth
oflhe notes which were presented to the
bank were discounted This would make
$4,000 rejected notes-say with three
names-ihal would be nominally $4,000
men The larger the number Of notes
presented. the more frequently the same
mems names would occur upon different
paper. We will reduce this number then
to one SIR h OF the apparent Number, which
would make l2300. in round numbers.
This would make the number Of those who
obtained loans. and those who applied for
loans from the bank amount 10 20, $50 cit-
zens
No proposition can be clearer. than that
all men who ob;ained or applied 10 the bank
for loans. by that act, recognized Il as a IL
galIv existing institution, approved the sale
OF the bonds and are now IN law and Justice
estnped from repudiating. upon the ground
that the law authorizing the issue OF tht
bonds was violation of their constitution
A large majority of the people of this statt
hare doH> this rcry act
Here are the names OF some of the ind
vidual regulators.
HANSON ALSBURY. nova citzen OF
Texas. borrowed as principal S25.250 %
Liability as endofser, II5,I2S 50
Total liability. S24O.37s so
A G.. BROWN. the repudiating candi-
date for Governor. borrowed as principal
Sl6 600 00
Liability as endorser. 50.647 90
Total liability. S66.647 05
JAMES BROWN. father OLA G. borrowed
As principal, SS,24O 81
Liable as endorser, 33.56I 10
Total liability. SiI.sO2 80
f. r. BROWN, brother Of A. G. borrowed
as principal. Sl1625 o.
Liable as endorser, 38-2I5 A.
Total liability. Si9.s4O SO
Total amount borrowed from the Union
Bank ON the credit ofthe Brown family
SlJS. .2S9 81
ROGER BARTON. one Of the rapudia
ting candidates for u S Senator. liable as
endorser. SO, $50 OC
ExParson w. H. HAMMET. re2ui.a.
ting candidate for Congress. borrowed as
principal. 5000 OC
Liable as endor,er, $3.50 OF
Total liability. $4,000 90
ROBERT w ROBERTS. repuliati Q
candidate for Congress. borrowed as prin
cipal, $4,000 OC
Liable as endorser, l9.S09 6S
Total liability. S29 500 9s
IL "A ROBERTS. son of r. w, bor
'o~ed as principal. on his individual ac
Count, the sum Of S9945 96
count the sum of So.o5S 90
Liable, Individually, as
eudOrser.. 4s.s6a oe
Total liability on indi-
vidual account. 53.S23 OJ
borrowed as principal
for the firm of Keys s6.7OS 80
s. Roberts.
Endorser for firm. 5000 90
Total liability on firm
account ST 3OS 50
Total liability Of r. Al
=. Roberts ON firm 14l,131'37
account
is'al amount Of money borrowed on the
Iames OF X w. Roberts and his son
nf nom the Union Bank. el7O.9ll 06
a VI =. .n's amount. S96666 2s was borrow
0oy them as principal.
nOoer, w. Roberts. independent of the
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
A q BROWN g. G. r. CLAYTON,
August 30 Monday.

CandldateS for Governor, will address their
fellow citizens as follows.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

Papers in the district please copy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
$4,000 90

0taI IlabIIny, SIU,UUJ UU
ROBERT w ROBERTS. repu liating
candidate for Congress. borrowed as prin-
cipaI, $4,000 90
Liable as endorser, I9.S09 6S
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Total liability,

IL ROBERTS. son of r. w. bor-
'OWed as pTincipal, on his individual &C
cnunt tha su,~, og a4o &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

La! weaI makes v.ur teeth sn unusually
Quoth Josh's Dulcna. TO him Po,her nj Int
To nakey yours look 80. with grin, realied Josh
I've bought you bOttle of Thorn's 4 Doth Mash
It's the best now in use, so the gentle folks say
And since they've tired this cast all ethers away.
But 10 prove It the besi To make the teeth shine.
Look asgIn, my Gear Sal, at the lusire If iRine
Then try this great Foot Wash,
The Ieaberry Tooth n ash,
And see II the Tooth y ash of rrrn, IS not 6nel
1 MoNG the recommendations TO the Dove, arc
- the followine.
Havn Tried DR. 'ThOrD's Tea berry TootL
Wash aud become acquainted with the ingrc ]
cuts of its tOmpo-ilOn. cheerluiy say, l cousld-
er II one OF the sai' St n Is one ii the moss
Pittsburgh Sept IS Is42. Dentisr
TAX" plea eurn N stating, after having ma e
nse Of ThOrn's Tea rry Tooth Wssh, thafit y
one of the best deutr,fces an use. Being IN a u
qud 'orm,lt combines nea n. IS with convenience.
While u cleanses the enamel and removes tn
tartar from the teeth, its perfume vielns fra
Rtanct peculiarly desn able JP TlBBlTS. NJ L.
The undersigned haveused 'Thorn's compou nd
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found Il To ..
most salutaTy Influence over he teeth and gums:
preserving Those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
artar. and PURIFYING the Breath. Having thor
OUshiy tested ITS virtues, we take pleasure in Ie-
CONNIE ndlng IL TO the public, believing IL o be
The hest article Of the | ina now in use.
NJ BERTSON. JAMES p JACK
ROBr IL PEBBLES, CHAS b SCULLY.
C. DARRAGH, VIM N'CANDLESS.
II l. ktNGWALT. LEONARD S JOHNS,
NJ MOORIlEAD. JAS S CRAFT
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
ieh Nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22
CIR len : & cos.

PACkAGE EXPRESS VIA CHAMBERLAIN
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
'ENHE pub ic arc informed that n REENE \
co. have entered ints an aura re men
win the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Compa-
~ 10 rue tar with The passenger train e
'umor'land, and are nrenrTrd TO fnIw ward Pack
IRss. parcels, aud bundles, al, ~ aud from "a {
ollowln2 places.
Frederick Hancock, HGrrer's Ferry. Martins
burg, Cumberland. Uheeing, Cincinnati
Packages received and f'rw arde.t daily by the
MaT Tram. leaving Baltimore ~ Id NJ NJ
r!vin0 al Wheeling by EXPRE -, early the foi-
lowing evening, and delivered free of Dorterage
The above line will forward pack ages. specic
Draits. Bills OF Exchange. make collections aI,c
ltIend TO tbs purchase of goods in Balhm To-,
Philadelphia. N W York and intermediate towns
2 Greene a. Co. having connected the above line
with Griswold u Co.'S Baltimore and Phllade
phia, and adams & Cos New York and Boston
EXPRESS Lines. pledge themselves To execute
with hde.liy and despatch, any business edtrusI
ID te their are.
n. y. All packages by the above line must be
marked Care Of Greene IL Co.'S Western FIX
press. EFThose from the West Greene y Cos
Eastern and Northern Fx.ress." We beg 10
refer 10 the following gentlemen.
Mrssrs B'irkhend & Pearre.
Do Talbot. Jones & Co.
Do Matthews Old e. Co Du'f'"'"e'
wm Robinzsn. Jr. ESQ
Messrs Dickinson & Co, Cumberland.
Do Jas n Forsyth g. 70 UheeIiBe
AGENTS-Oliphants & Duncans. CumberIand
Jas II F~rsyth q Co, HheeliHg.
n. All packages addressed 10 the care of the
'bove agencies will be Forwarded with despatch
GREENE & co.
avg 81 lss Marked street Bahimore.
FA X T. Il r ID U GEE
4 ~ I'M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22


T'HE subscribers b-I leave 10 inform he Gin
zens e. Wheelins AMI vicinity, that the,
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
nj No IIs Main street, Wheeling, Va. whar.
may b. found sn extensive assortment OF Gil
aad Mahogany frame ed Looking Glasses, POI
TRAIT and Picture france; Upholstery ware con
sls ing cf Feather Beds; busters, Pill Tvs, curl
cd hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk md sprin,
mattTasses; fogethr- wfh n full assortment o.
the latest style and best finished FURNITURE
ever offered IN this CITY; all 0f winch III lie sold
Or the W 49, fea sonable terms and warranted
Also LuckI Z glass Plates, msh0-auy VeueeIs
varnlsh, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly OF
hanf.
STEAM BOATS FURNISHED with every article
OF furniture on the most aeon mo lils terms
and of short notice.
Orders IN ZlRcs Vile can be left with ] r
AID ANS & Co.
iv 2s MENDEL G. HARBOUR.