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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24
WIG PRINCIPLES.

sound National currency, REQUESTED by the VII
and authority of The Nation
An adequate Revenue, mih FAR protection 10
American Industry
Just resfalnls "n The Executive power embracing
a lhrihe restriction on The etetclse Of he Neiu.
ialhial administration OF The Public domaIn
nith an equitable distribution of The proceed, 81
Sales Of Il an2ng all the Slales
An hone.i aaj -c1namical admini,tratIon Of The
General Government leaving public officers perfect
freedom Of thought and Of The right Of suffrage bul
with suitable restraints against improper interference
slecil,ns
An amendment of The Con.utuuon limiting the
incumbent OF The Pfesldenoa Office 10 single
term.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

= van Buren, Loco, who write, 3. The Globe, nm.
'e' dale OF "lIlnm'pou. Pa May II. aud who
,''"' o" HE nomination Of Mr. Van Buren st,be
Da'''"ofe Convention on The 9Th INST .ay..
shall be glad to be with Won Ia. J.-.
warrington IN advance oflhe Baltimore c,,v.-.,. -
10 consult With you and other friend, ,rha
'p'h'o'iile' ale rnckenine upon the dels,,,,.' =.
'na' convention every day feel .,c.oJ,'1o
ANXIOUS maj all should turn out well InIs.. -,
move cautiously, al J. Int Calhoun +. nIa,,,'
desperate eame-nslng The whole polronnso n - =
government Tor carrying oul his intriguing an, ,i,.,,
gaming schemes. In P,nn,yvania he :, h,cL.l
up oy Gov roer, ami hs patronage of III, Sr.,s
so'e'nmeni shall be happy 10 hear from Wv,
Immediately on The receipt Of ms" '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

ANNEXATION EXTRAORDINARY We
i'arn from the New odean. rropc Tia a meeting
vas held IN That city The IOh n,t. Which adopted
the following resolutions
Resolved That IL ia peculiarly III. duty Of the
new Slate OF Louisiana 10 yindicate The night. Of
The inhabitants Of said territory. between The Sab:n.
and the RIO del Nore, 10 Incorporation mic The
Federal Union.
Re'oired That The inhabitants OF Te1as having
repeatedly manftescd efeal anxiety fot The ncofp5.
ration Of her Republic INTO The Federal Union
IL VIII become the duty II Inc State Of Louisiana IN
The event Of the rejection lhe treaty Of arne1aton
'''' 'i'a me Republic oil Tens. subject to Ibe
constitutional action Of he Congress OF III, un,,e5
s'a''' The ntgecl Of winch viii h, To extend ,I.e
boundary Of Louisiana TO her ancient hints
Inc second of Ihese resolutions pro pose. nothing
more nor less han violation Of HE Cons1tur,en AT
ne O"i'd s'a'e', which expires ly fot5lls any suel,
eonpne' rs are here hunted al buiiAe eoo.r,o,.oo
no" days isof but very hue account II h.
been broken 10 that il scarcely hold, together ony
way.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24
IF -n- WIlEEhH
FOR OF
STEAMBOAT REGISTERS

STEAMBOAT REGIsTLh'
irr'uats aud Departures Of Bodts fef n, :,
do"r', endng yesterday Al 4 o'cloch' r"
ARRIVAL.
Narrag'nseif, 81 Louis
Manhattan. do.
Majestic, Cincinnati
CnanpiUn. Mobile
Evansville Picket. ZanesyllIs
Alqnippa. Pittsburgh
Lule Ben, do
Leila. do.
Orpheus, do
Belfast, do.
DEPARTURES.
Lille BIN. Cine ANAL
Aliqmppa. do.
Roaulph St Loul,.
Leila. kanawha.
OrpheHs. L,.l,vile.
ZanosrIlle Packet, Plll,bnrsf
Champion. do.
Manhn tan, d..
hla1esIlc. d.
Belfasi. do
Nsrrusan,e,i, a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

The Boot and Shee Trade /. one of mn.
poH"nce IN Massachusetts. In Asnpron IN
d these articles manufactured I, 81 oso po SH'"e
Weymouth ll45,237 in Quincy III .ssI -'o'1oo' IN
nee IRE 1000 IN Randolph 9447I5 R,,5 ~ of'in-
lot2OO' East Br'dge"ater III 500 g. se"a'et
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24
fRoM THE NEW ORLEANS BEE. MAY 5.
TIE TEXAS NEGOTIATION AND
ANDREWS, The ABOLIPlONISr

In the correspondence accompaDying
the Treaty Of Annexation the name -
one on, NSDkE"s cuts a conspicuous Ggure.
ne importance Of this Individual is MAJ.
oihed IN manner quite unexpected by
Nun and the consequence which now
"1'ac'es 10 nm viii be held IN grateful
remembrance as the consumn,f,o, ..
MS Proudesi hopes, which a wear ngo
scarcely yentured beyond resoect,5le
Standing with the aboIiuonisls Of Enc
land. This fellow passed through Nv
Orleans IN April, 1913. lie hal i9.,
been driven away from Texas IN co1so
quence Of attempting to address The neo
pie OF Galveston upon the proqre,y oil
'onc'Ilstl1g Tho protection eli England
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

FROM AFRlCA.-Accouni. from Mon'
The middle ri Apr. represent that ea''"'
ia most Furnishing conlfan. and envy ~
lent health. Business was good aa1 -
plenty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

fKoM RIO JANEIRo-Csplain Tucker. Of IN.
org Namakania. al New York reports, Ihs, in Fam
ng ont OF lhe hafb,f of RIO Janelro oh Tho An
".a ne -" a urge American iusaie sland,ng ~
winch he supposed to be The Rlntan. from, No,,
iofh. The United States ship Of the Inc CoI,n,
op' vac al ko, 10 ssll f9r lae United s,pls, m
i'if days after tho a,f!vsl oflhs Rarltap. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

~ rive ~ GooD-oLp HYsoy,- tn.
,,.' gwen the Wing Candidate 70, y,ca p M
oy some Of the Loe'io-o ra1e,s Il mn, 'e'a"n,'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

ELDER LANS0N.-Tbl. .ccen.f.r md. ,rI3sI
had h'' tfal at Boston, charged viii having f..
iHth'd religious W"f'hIp HIS counsel. Ahhy FL.
sun ana Elizabeth one, not appearing. h. cas-.
f''e''e3 without any objections from brother
L'n'on lie testimony having been canrl udcd. The
J''Rf '''e'a lhr lnV"hs without leayirg iseltseal.
found Tho defendant gully. when the Word -o,J,.,
reached Elder Lnmsnn. ears. he VERY eaoII,, !
sHouId Ike IN know VIM Won hive tee, r,llf,c
nhon' among ye. The ndge sentenced HIM In he
imprisoned twenty days in jail. and Ia give b,nd, m
you To heep the peare one year Alter senrenc.
lie lhth asked permission 10 make IN. defence
winch Vas refused and the -fEcers carried him ooi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

CONGRESS,-We eIamae he pa eedl
Congress from day 10 day AMI cannot ind
non OF them Tint wonld inlere.ial' fsaief''
-eem, 10 be among tn. msJpr'y no d''s
business Of any kind eha lh0 10 b nay VI
do tomorrow It is therefore o. NE use
read or publish lhsm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

LATEST DATES.
From Bllnmore May .? Liverpool May !
- Cesl ~aIer IN The Channel. f1'"l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

WHEAT FOR OUR CROPS The f,ll,,,,,,
'ay' Mt Ellsworth are considered hy u co,n,s,.,,,
.,.,t....,...... - competent
'i'' ms ~ Je'''a n '"'''hie Characteristic,
10 nc '"hen INTO consideration IN ,eleoaag wheat for
our cups
Let The g.ne,ol b,,lo... .o, ,h...t
b.liry t,,,.,si lhs 1t, a. l''''' ""' oapa'
frost and ,yInr.r.k,I,ne ,n., a.I ,.,I,s on by
% good s,,,ns 49,. .,.,,. ''''.tN
straw 70, m. Nh 90, and o. "'"''" Ju'' enough
W. nv -" ANU no more.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

We lean from the Boston Coun,fI4ai The WaIgs
OF Portsmouth, New hampshire. held efeal meet
ing last iusa, afternoon ior The plfansr OF res.
p,ndmg 10 Ire Ncmiuaii ln. of The Wig National
Convention. al Winch Ii WEBSTER delivered a
,peech winch Was characterized by Tie direct nnd
simple elo4uence thai IS 50 cunspicaou, in h.s Bal,
unote ans tanuet Hal addresses. AMI Which wa,
received by lie Crowded audience viii The lna.l
enthusiastic nrrIauso Tie mecuue WAS The most
.p'fled one ever he'd IN Portsmouth,, aud The sast
company collected 10 lie occasion halled with The
most peflecf unan.mii, lie nominations of CltY
aud fRtuNear}srs for the TWO ligbe.. ,nic,. ia
lie gin OF lie people.
On Monday next comes I'll The loco aeo f.bl at
Bahtmore We hore tasy have ,hllml surgeon. IN
die convention
The Ioeos proclaim laai acmocne, /, progressive
II would apfearso lraIy. It no. progressed n.n.a,.
oui Of The country.
"Y.u have lorn a uen,rapet" Yes what of
~ There may have been a thought IN That
'hesl hat lad you preserved rnd acted upan.wouId
have made you honorel Iayoor generation and bIe..
'ed BY postetlf, That al"
THE PUBLIC LAADS.-We learn from m of.
tea 'oa'ee, Ina The sales Of public land. during
lie Io'i calendar year, amaan ed 10 .63967i aces.
and Produced more tbsn 50 10000 exceeding III.
proceeds Of sales Tor III. previous ,eaf. by nor.
rhnn 5000 900
The Commissioner, under date Of Dec. I4ib.
1913, says
There have been surveyed since nv osrannual
report, upward. Of tour mlIlinn. anda 6alr,l ..,a.
exclusive OF private land claims, md .n,n, ,..s,,
Neys, where The field notes Mere Iost n, dr.,,o,. u
by ire. In the south and southwest the ,etve,,
extending 10 HE lSrIhef.si poIut and IN the no,,i,
"e'' are ptogfe~lng with The e1lngui.hineni Of III.
ihdian hue. These surveys, with The r1cen,,, ~
private land claims, viii Of course, tom the h,.s
Of The sales isf he yeaf lS44 On Nh. establish
neh' VI The boundary line between TIM. cout,,, and
Ieia'' under The convention Of 25th Aprrl Is3a Il,
was ascetaned that s7me Of our survey, aud .,ia.
were within lie Texan territnr, , anu orders have
been gwen 10 Tho surveyor general OF Louisiana Ia
correct ms surveys so as 10 limit Them To he I'm.
-.''-'}' anu make due returns thereof l., ,b,,ot
n'e's' 'hai proper measures mny he iakan H.. ,or,
ne purchase money IN all cases Of .sIo. I,.
enormously made" ''u'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

ASP ARAGuS-A medical correspondent. an
whose statement We can no,, impl4tah rcl,. m
larms lis Thu The advantages of TN. PAM nte MT
sufficiently estimated by lhns. Who iulIrr ir,n
rheumatism md eool Slsht cases rheumatism arc
cured 10 iew days ~ feeling IA lbs dcbr nus
e'cu eni- ahd more chrome case, are slnrh rele.ea
especially II lie pauent carefully ata.d nh aoid.
whether IA fned 81 beverage TIE Jcru.nlen
srIchoke no, also similar oflec an relieving
rheumatism. The head. he eaten IN the n.aa
way hal lea mnde from he lcay.s ard SIAN. and
drank ttfee ~ four tmos day. i c,tiafn remedy,
though nj equally asfeeaile.-l orll Es-Y Comaat
The Boston Transcrpf ,ays that Nt E'rafl
Nlmet who is nnw IN Boston, one Of fhc proprI.
etnfs II he European Times Whl-h is published IN
Liverpool especia " Tor the American reader L,.
since his arrival contracted with one af our P.pef
Manufacturers 10 make aid to ,h5n 10 L.vctnoal
American manufactured pter. up.n winch liner
& Soih'- Enrppenh Tones Viii he rtnied ,e5
forwarded ioihe United Sales and Cnnada. b, nm
early steamship.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

On Monday next eames I'll The loco faeo fl al
Bahimofe We hore tAsy have shllltul surgeon. IN
die convention
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

YIN haFe lorn q uen,rupet." .Yes. what Of
4" There may have hsen a thought 90 ibsl
'hesI hat lad You preserved rnd acted upon would
have Hade You honorei .hyoot generation and bIe..
'ed By postetlt That ~"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

The last Indiana Sentinel says: ssWher
such men as Judge Lillcston of Evansville
Hon. c. H. Test, of Wayne, Mr.. Dunn, a
talented lawyer Of Dearborn, Hon. VIM
Bryant of Parke, Major Mace, Of Lafay.
cite, late wing candidate for Congress
Thomas Jernegan, Esq, of South Bend
and Hon. Samuel T. Clymer, Of Flkhart
and hosts of others of equally high standing
come out from among the foul party o
whiggery, it should arrest the attention O
those who heedlessly gave their suppor
to federalism in 1910. These men are al
placed in situation to notice the evil ten.
dency of the measures of the party will
which they have heretofore acted, and have
the moral courage to acknowledge their er.
ror In the face Of the world. Let ever,
one who have found themselves deceived
act so boldly"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
The Baltimere vvAig Convent,en

= - N~Ueo ~ oA04Ou4s
A New York journal, neutral paper
in politics, presents us with the following
vivid picture Of the late Wing Fandango
Convention at Baltimore:
Look at the crowds who flocked there
the drunkenness--the debauchery--the
senseless appeals to the lowest passions Of
a mob-the vulgar emblems paraded-the
loafers. nicknamed "ihinstrels''-.the yio-
lence-the abuse-the oaths-the disgust
ing conduct Of all leadears, mob and all.
from beginning to end! Oh! it is really
sickening to witness such scenes. They
are disgraceful to human beings. No won
der their recital in Europe ELECTS the sar-
caatic inquiry, if we are civilized here in
the United States. This abominable num-
merry Of ''coons," and s'coonskins,' is es-
pecially disgusting. 1t reminds us Of the
degraded Egyptians in their worship Of
rats and the vilest verrnin. A Coon!
And is this, indeed, an emblem OF the
Wing party-this vile. miserable, dirty
creature of the forest?
That's what we call skinnirt coons in
good workmanlike order.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

THE Norwich Connccticut) Aurora
says:-"When Aaron Burr, STOPPING from
the high position Of vice president, coolly
murdered Alex. Hamilton, his name was
consigned at once and irrevocably to politi.
cal oblivion. And in those days of repub-
lican virtue mobs were never dreamed of.
Now when duelling is considered no crime
when secretary # state or an U. S.
Senator can conspire against the life Of his
fellow and afterwards be rewarded with
the highest honors, it is no strange sight to
witness tumult, and bloodshed even in the
quiet city Of Philadelphia.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

The Wing papers have been publish
ing letter from Cassius M. Clay, a
nephew of Henry Clay, in which he states
that lie has liberated his slaves, and re-
commends the Abolitionists to vote for his
uncle Henry, who is still large slave
holder. Although the bait is well gilded
still the hook is seen sticking out. Il may
catch a few small suckers and gudgeons
but the big fish won't bite. AT tie con-
vention OF the American Anti-Slavery
Society, which was in session in New
York city OH the 10th inst, Mr.. Phillips
offered for adoption the following rcsolu-
ton:
Reso!red. That We entirely disapprove of the
ecent letters Of CAssIUs NJ CLAY, because
while it tells us that it is right for US to vote o
sinner TO commit sin as our special agent
merely because the sinner himself NAV not have
seen the sin in the light in which we see THU:
making the eyes of the candidate, instead o.
those of the voter, the guide of the voters &C
tons; and because that it will be right TO vote
for slave holder at the next election, but wrong
ever after; propositions that we consider strong
ly at war with not only sound morality but alst
with practical common sense.
Mr.. Brown introduced an old lady from
Kentucky, who stood up and ssid that hel
son, who was school fellow Of Mr.
Clay's, had learned from himself, that the
slaves who were released by Cassius M
Clay, were not his but his mothers.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
More New Goods.

HE subscriber has just received from St
Louis, a fresh supply of new spring ant
summer goods, consisting in part of the follow.
articl. s:
New style printed lawns, Irish linen, brown
and bIeaehed muslins, bonnet lawn, apron
checks, biship lawn, ginghans, wire netts, cot.
.onaaes, French crinp dimity, plaid summer cas-
ss,mere, silk hdkfs; cuotton hose and half hose
n.e' gloves and mits, musquito bars, fancy lawn.
kid gloves, blk Italian crayats. black and whit.
hooks and eyes, spool thread, needles, SC.
!. And great many articles TOO tedious to men.
'ion, all Of which will be sold cheap for cash b,
june IA dim of Grsai yV.stas
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

consequences Of the demise sf MI. Trrs
- HALE, the cc-partnefship heretofore exist
ng with the subscriber, under The 6rm aud
:tyIe o. bafDcE 4 HALk. y from sAt aftef hi.
date dissolved. All peisons ksyiHv claims
against the laty iirn, ere reoaes,ef 70 sre.
sent them 70 the unders,qned Tor paymcst
dnd ell persons lndeb,ed 70 them. ether Nv
note OF book account, are respectfully r.
4uested 70 iiqhtdate the zane without felav.
! HUDSON F.. BRIDGE.
Surviving psf'net u the firm ef Bridge &
Hale.
april 90 IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
Fashionable Miliner and Dre..
Maker.

MISS S. RICHESON woald respectfully in.
1vl form the citizens Of Burlington and v;c;,,;.,
mat she IA. commenced the above busincs. in Mi
us various branches. on Thiri rYtwe@n W..b;,v.
ton ard jefferson streets. in IN, house win Az,
Jordon. FROM her expe ri~nce IN bushes. sb.
hopes TO give general satisfaction, aud from ~,
disposition 70 please she no, .. 10 me rit share Al
public patronage.
~ p. Repairing done on The shortest notice and
on the most re aynnable fern,s
Burlington, April 20, 1874.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

OETURN their thanks 70 she cis;xens u
- Burlington and ,ts viciaity for The lib
sral patronage they have hcrstoiofS received,
and take this method Of informing tkeih ia,
they have fitted up their shop n The ror,h
end Of the Post Office bsildinr. On Man
street, whore they intend to continue tneir
bas'ness asiailors. They nope BY strict q.
tention 20 business to merit the continuance
Of the public favor.
n. 3. Farmers would do we'll to give them
call ~ they intend to take al kinds Of BRO.
duce in payment for work. Their prices
shall correspond with the reduced prices Of
produce and the pressure oftLe times.
Aug 26-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

Groceries.
NIX SACKS Rio and Havana coffee.
I - hhds N. o. sugar,
5 bbls N. @. mOlasses.
90 kegs ass'd Juniata and Boston nails.
100 l-2 boxes by 10 window glass,
30 do 10" IL do do
10 doz painted buckets,
100 bushels dried apples and peaches,
10 boxes assorted Virginia tobacco,
8 chests Y. Hyson and Imperial tea,
$50 lbs. Spanish float indigo,
1000 I" sole leather,
3 bbls linseed oil, received, and for sale by
W.T.. COOLBAUGH L Co.
may IL, IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
Adnlinisfrafor,s Hofic,e-

NOTICE Is hereby given thu me snderssep-
~ ca mas taken Out letters q administration,
de bonss SoR with the will annexed o. the ~.
tate of Samuel Hess, deceaseI, late DC Des
Moines county, !. T. AID perssns having
claims against said estate are requested 10 rge-
sent the same to the Court OF Probate Cor aiss
county within nine months from fiis date, and
all persons indebted to said estate are reoueseesI
to make immediate payment to
NAV Is ,l4-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
Administrat0r,s Notice.

ETTERS Of administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned on the estate OF
John [. Done, deceased, late Of Illinois, notice
is hereby given to all those indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payment, and all those
having claims against said estate are requested to
present the same within nine months from this
date. JOHN JOHNSON, Admir-.
iune 1 ,44-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
Rich Fancy goods.

SIRlPED and plain balzarinesA-all wool
~ Very fine new style fuouseline de LANES. do
Striped and plaid bonnet silks, new style: -
Rich fg'd dress silks; -
Fancy silk and worsted shawls and dress hdkfs,
Ladies' bl'k aud col d kid gloves;
-" BLK white and col'd silk do and mitts:
Black and cold gimp aud fringe,
Artificial wreathes and flowers.
Bonnet caps and ladies' collars;
Jackonet, cambria and null muslins,
Jackonet and thread edgings and insertings,
Parasols and sun shades, just received, and fol
sale by W.T.. COOLBAUGHA ~
may IL IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

WILLIAM GARRETT ha. beautiful
w assortment Of lambs " DOL, wors,ed nc
rino, white and colorcd cotton lil,e, silk hose.
ladies' cravals, lilse, Ash burton and pla, laces'
edgings and insertings, lace muslin. blain
and striped. Swiss and iacon+t muslins. col.
lerctts, cuffs, che mixetts. mourning coiIar.,
cap netts and laces for caps and cardi a Ill
fnnges and gmps Of oil colors, linen cambria
ana linen ca.nbr'c hsndkfs. artificial flowers
and some other pr.uy things. Cali soon a.
you will be 100 late, they are going ye,y fast.
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
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