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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30


s.-We make the following sum,
proceedings of Monday from the
IN and Baltimore papers:
enate, among the numerous memo
led this morning, were several up
iect of Texas.
cw offered aresoluticn, which was
Hing upon the Secretary of the
! Communicate all the regulations
been adopted since the Both of
42. in reference to the importation
d molasses, and whether any frauds
detected in the importation Of su-
vrups under the name of molasses.
'use bill for The relief ofthe suffer-
4 the Grampus was taken up. The
protracted discussion, was ordered
PISSED.
Ter. of N. J., then called up the Dis
hiI, which was read a third time and
button from the House, naming the
be as the day OF adjournment, was
the Senate, but not acted Cpon.
hate then went into Executive ses-
continued therein till a late hour.
louise of Representatives, Mr.. Cave
loved to take up the resolution ofthe
ming day ofadjournment.
olution of the Senate, naming the
az for the adjournment of the two
Congress was then read, and the
substituted by vote Of ia to 80.
mpbelI of South Carolina moved
louise resolve itself into Committee
Aole, upon the bill for the entire abo-
IMPRISONMENT for debt IN the District
bia.
scussion upon the merits of the bill
nued and participated in by M essrs
Of MARYLAND. Campbell, of South
BeIser of Alabama, TIbhatts, o.
h, Atkinson, of Virginia, and Others
ebate had but little relevancy to the
Ind less interest. At last the House
elfinvolved in a discussion upon the
slavery, growing out of the sale o
led persons when not able to prove
les free.
iddings proposed to repeal all laws eX
! of '93, which authorises the arrest 0
Rred persons upon the su plcion thai
runaway slaves. The amendment
cted-8l to Is.
III was then laid aside to be reported
louise.
gampbell, of South Carolina, then mo
BIKE up the b II to amend the charte
ply Of Washington. The motion pre-
|hd the bill, a very long one, was rea'
! A disc ussion arose upon the merit
(which is very radical in some OF II
lns.
finite action was had when the Hous
led.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
BRING IT RACKLI

"11E gentleman who borrowed single
n barreled percussion shot Gun from my res
idence some 4 or weeks since without my
knowledge or consent will please return the
same without delay, If however he is dspos-
ed TO act dishonesty, the subscriber will pay
FIVE dollars for thief and gun.
MADISON WATKINS.
MAY 10th, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
Administrators sac of MERCHANDISE.

Administrators Sac Of Merchandise.
HyHE undersigned administrator of John l..
n Clark decd VIII sell TO the highest bidder
in the town of Columbus, Lnwndes County,
Miss. n the store formerly occupied by said
deceased. commanding on Monday the 18th
day of June l644, all Of the merchandise be-
longing to the Estate Of said deceased en- a
credit IF 12 months, purchasers giving bond
and approved security. TIE sale win con:In-
ue from day to day until the whole stock shall
be sold. The Stockconsists of general as
scYtment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SHOES. BOOTS. HATS, EADDLERY,
CRuCKERY, HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY, IRON. NAILS, CASTINGS,
SALT, MACKEREL,
and various piheF articles making the Stock
complete, and desirable.
s "''e' IT, ,CLARK.
May 18Th, 1874 Administrator
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30

Locofocos Of the House of Rep resen-
voted to take up the anti tariff bill on
eoi the Virginia elections. and we tnen
E,ed' thar, after the close of those elec-
lhey would vote their bill down. What
keacted has come to pass. They mace
epatlous show oc passing The bill. hop
gel the support of the Old Dominion Oy
pfetences, and now the base political
lefs have not the grace to blush al the
e1te and avowas of their treachery.
Nthe South ever be foolish enough 70
such vile and shameless cheats agains
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.

Neel Bartee, Complainant,
lI3 VS. May Term, l844
John J. HUMPHREYS, ct al
Defendants.
HTPON opening the matters ofthis Bill, and
u 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the defendant James Owen is not an
inhabitant oftis State, but resides beyond the
limits thereof, so that the ordinary process OF
this Court cannot be executed On him.
1t is ordered that unless said defendant ap>
pear on OF before the first day of the next term
of this Court to be holden at the Court House
in the town of Columbus on the
First Monday Of November A d 1914
and plead, answer, or demur to the bill Of Com
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed TO said defend
ant, and such order or decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable and
just.
1t issfurther ordered by The Court that copy
of this order be published in the "Co.umbu'
Wing" newspaper published in the town o
Columbus, once week for Two months suces'
II. MCCARTHY, Clerk.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
FOR SALE.

A MOST DESIRABLE HOME,
GITUATED on the Military road nine and
~ half miles, from Columbus. The tract
contains eight hundred and eighty acres OF
land. 1t is finely improved having a large and
commodious building Immediately on the road,
which was intended for PUBLIC HOUSE.
and is one of the best stands, for a Tavern,
that can be found on the road from, Columbus
to Tuscumbia. The plantation is iii high
state of cultivation, the fences in fine reraIr.
and the place is well furnished with the most
convenient farm houses ofevery desc ription
The water is very convenient, never falling
and excellent and cool in quality. Any per.
so on THE VERY BEST TERMS AS TT
Is CERTAINLY FOR SALE, AND
SHALL BE SOLD. Applications for exam.
nation or purchase will be made to G. w.
Waddel OF Columbus Miss. OF TO the subscri
living on the premises.
2; GEO. VAUGHAN.
May Is. 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
I'm THE ALLfES.--'The

m THE ALLfES.-The
= ,bero confederacy is charged
s'on by the Globe. It declares
E"t;on treaty was not intended
hat those who made the trea-
: make it in q way that pre-
n war with Mexico was
Wei consequence Enumeration.
uSence accompanying the treaty
'sss studiously contriyed to re-
!. slayeholding States SO as to
senator's from those States from
Such is the tenor of the char
.,;or with this inputation upon
e the treaty, the Globe quotes
y usage frosl a letter written by
i of South Carolina, and recent
The aIIusion in the extract is
lion made by Mr.. Webster that
Slinq to see our slave-holdering
srged:
IU trIenuSs DIS ulelI, Cdu VIC StdHu
4 we have a craven willingness
The house of our fathers, insulted
az long as we are permitted 10
securitv nave we that we shall not
Erked ANONYMOUSLY out of doors.
fbe level of our own slaves? With
federation, allow me to ask, ifthis
4 on which Texas Is to be exclu-
8 confederccy, have we any other
Int ANNEXATION OR Dis
There are times and occasions in
Iest discretion is to be found in the
ACE, and if Shareholders are not fit
20 into the Union, zoe are not fit
The argument can have no other
= of forming Southern co.. feder-
I'd upon Mr.. Calhoun in these d.
eli is idea of hardening the Un-
zee Texas, and making a slave con-
one of those ambitious schemes
educe his empire to Fort Hill, in
ZiEg him the founder OF one which
stretch from the Bay of Charles
,i California"
expect to see these allegations
, illusions to Mr.. McDuffie's
e Senate, in which the plan of Sc
,deracies for the different portions
was sci forth and enlarged upon.
rges ofthe Globe, however, upon
!, are 20 be taken in connection
D animosity now existing between
ZEN and the Calhoun sections of
The idea of a dismemberment of
not to be entertained lightly; nor
ug be undertaken without perils
man would do well to consider,
accuse an adversary of this design
t upon SO grave a matter as this,
to be ofany weight, must rest up
more substantial than suspicious
" a political enemy.-BGh. Amer.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
RLOUNT SPRINGS,


NNHE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his
l. friends and the public generally, that he
will e-open this well known Watering Place
on the 1st day of June next, for the reception
Of visitors.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary TO say
any thing about the Medical properties ofthese
waters--and as to Accommodations, he is detir-
mined they shall not be surpassed by any
Watering Place or Hotel in the Southern
States.
At no lille expense and labor, the subscriber
has greatly improved and enlarged the accom-,
odations at this Watering Place, within the
the last six months.and made poStt.Ue arrange.
ments to have the stage (running..dirsctly from
Tuscaloosa to Huntsville) by the Springs three
times week during the season.
To meet the views Of the most'rigid ecOnO
mis-, the subscribed has thought proper to al.
ter his former charges to tho following redrlc
ed rates:
Board per month $26 %
week 10 OC
Children end servants half price.
Horse per month HOO
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30

NHE members of the sun CREEK
u HUNTING CLUB" are requested to
meet at Doct. G. N. Smiths ofice ON Satur-
day 9Th of June next. AS business of lmpor-
lance is TO be transacted, a punctual alteu-
dance IS requested.
BY order of the President
J. p. WADDELL,Sec
May %, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
JONES G. LUCY, trustee

BLOunt SpFtNgS, ApTtt D, I544.
u The Moniter and Journal & Flag. Tns-
caloosa; the Patriot. Demopolis; the Journal,
Montgomery; and the PicayuDe, N. Orleans
will each insert the above two months-the
Wing Columbus, and the Southern, Jackson,
mississippi, will each insert one month-and
forw ,rd Their bills 20 Blount Springs during the
summer for PAYMENT
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
District Chancery Court of the State Of
MiSSiSSippi,

District Chancery Court of the State OF
Mississippi,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Reuben H Grant, Complain4rti
134 Ys -,
Ewing F. Calhoun, at al. DESCENDANTS.
MAY TERM, l644,
ETPON opening the matters Of this b'il, anu ,ha
il appeaiing to the satisfaction OF the
con,t that The defendant Lorenzo a. Besaneosn
! not an inhabitant of this State bu1 resides Le>
od the lir. it's thereof as tn at the ordinary pro-
ooss az this Court cannot be executed on nim'
Il IS ordered that unless said defendant ape
near an OF before the first day OF the next telm
pf this Court to be holden at the Court NOUS
:, thh town ofCelumbus on the
F;rs, Monday of November A u 1914
- nIead. answer, or demur to the TILL OF Com :
Lint herein. the several allegations .ne,eoI'
PHI he taken for confessed as to said deienoan'
",d euch order or decree made therein as 10 Inc
w. chancellor may seem equitable ano just
lis further ordered by the Csurt that Z copy
e this order be published 10 the "CoiumOu'
Ufh;os' newspaper published IN the lo~l 49, =
l.rolnmbnsIonce a week for two monsns sucss'so'
lly-- NJ MCCARTHY, Clerk.
May e se' Z. Jar s.rs.gsn for Complainant,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30

L0cOfocO paper charges US with rum M, ing
euf State, good old Connection. we
" 10 The haeit of running down Gonnec-
anu we never did run down any portion
except her hills. We think we dld use
= Down some of them in our boy noe @
"s 'eel as five should like TO do it again.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30

= T,o..xco. All If CONSERVATION he u
81. DOm JONI that the Danish consul on i tne
Kepotl e say with six females has been 1 Nj
20. .o 80 f,riher stated that several Eng
, ,;SL ,osrcbants has been arrested
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
LEONARD CAMPBELL. JosEPH =. HlI1
TO PLANTERS.

Il
THE undersigned having located themselves
= in this place as Manufacturers Of COT
TON GINS, take this method Of informing
the Planter and the public generally in this and
the neighb0ring Counties, that they are now
building, and will soon completea
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF GINS,
the plan and working Of which are different
and in every respect superior 70 anything Of the
kind ever used in the Southern States. They
design having six of their Machines set up and
ready for examination as soon as the 18th Of
A prll next, at which time they invite Planters
and those interested, to call and look at them
feeling confident that they will bear a critical
inspection, and receive the unqualified appro-
baton of all good judges.
c. g. H. being thorough Machinest, offer
themselves to the public in that capacity, and
will undertake and execute with neainess and
despatch all kinds Of Repairing necessary about
a Gin, or any Machinery, whatever. The
superiority of their LATHES will enable them
TO do all kinds of turning, in Metal or Wood, at
the shortest notice, in a Workmanlike manner.
Charges in all cases will be moderate, and
FULL SATISFACTION WARRANTED,
CAMPBELL g. HILL.
Shop, at the old stand Of G. s. Akin, g. Co,
at the foot Of the hill, west Of Mr.. Joseph Bry.
ans residence.
Columbus Mississippi, March, /, 1914.
The following gentlemen have used and are
using our Gins, and we take the liberty ofre
ferng TO them:
Mrssrs. Mcmahon, Trotter d PearsalE
Com. Merc'ts N. Orleans
"SaundeIs g. Bradford, Mobile
Col. Ben. SheHod, Planter Dourtand ala,
Maj Robt. II, Watkins, Planter peag
CORTLAND Ala,
p. J. Watkins, Planter,
David Goodloe. Esq, near Canton Miss.
Hon. Joshua !. Martin, Tuscaloosa Ala.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
% ga 1E @NI0 q SG1 @ SO
ATTORNEY AT Law.

WILL practice inihe Circuit courtsof the
w counties of Lowndes, Noxubee. Mon
roe. Oktbbeha and Ctickasaw, In the District
court of the u. s. at Pontotoc. the Chancery
court at Columbus, and the Supreme court at
Jackson.
Office North side of Main Street Columbus
Mississippi, May Is, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
THE STOCK CONSISTS I'm PART OF


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CradeB
LINENS Dms Table Birds Eye and DIAPERS Dam
BrhaC hmered
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dGrd
red Eand
Slk and Kid VVotM
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and a pei
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Ofthe
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30

AadsOnian protests against Stewart Or
,..a1ning for The Presidency under tne {.
nag. It claims that as the properly y
.ner, and thinkssit would be sDocAipg
Oe Ior any one to snatch il from nm anu
ny ~ lOGignant people viii frown kcWr me
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
l.. ID. CONJUNCTION q cos.
New York Cash Store,

GR"RzAA-TME MHB AAN-HEaR eE1a ~ EEIsx9l@
y 6UC
ltoof o
ever q ypfe NEW AMI
RICH GOODS.
We of
Too LARGE ASSORIMENTO GOODS,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30

MAIN. P. JACK, Atone Ia
VIZ loF pt law Columbus
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30
A. N. jones s. Co.

May 20 1914
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-30

Chronic Constitutional Disorders, will be re-.
moved by this preparation.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A.
B. Sands & Co. Druggists and Chemts 273
Broadway New York.
For la alec hv
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

EACHANGE PLACE, BALIINORE.
II ME subscriber respectfully announce. 10 his
friends and the public, thai he has purchased
Mr. ERAsfUs COLEM ANS interest and becumo
So lessee o the above Establishment.
The iIolei is located convenient lie all the PRlN-
CIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
ROAD DEPOTS aud offers every inducsment ior
comfort. The Rooms are large and airy, and furs
nished in style not surpassed by any similar ss-
adjustment in the United States.
From the experience he Proprietor has had in
the management Of a FIRST CASS HOTEL, he
hlters himself that every department Of The esIab-
lshmeul Viii be conducted IN style 10 please shoss
who mey favor hun with call.
dec 5--lW JOHN WEST.
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NEW STYLE OF GOODS

~ FORGE McMuRRAY. would respectfully
Z Z, call The attention of the Ladies In has n>w
stock just opening, being coniden, from the great
reduction made on goods in the casters cities early
Ia September that no can and will offer bargains
rurely met with. Among his stock viii be found
Superior RIP d'Ecosse, Cashmere d'Ecpsse; Pian
&c d and striped Msuslin de Lame Lupins do and
hex Clotti Chusans; Grape de Lame shaIenas with
beautiful new style nghams, very cheap at
oet9 GEO rMURRAY'S
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VARIETY GOODS.

{NMALL FRY -Chrisiuas is coming, and
~ with il the youthful Joyous anticipation OF Jus
tv,nls hope that the Bslsnitke' Of theirnwn cuelc
I'm not fail in his annual witt. Yonih must be
kml6ed a. well as hoafy age In consequence |
ksvs provided large stock OF the most pleas NJ
ktjlss in the Toy line-lrom the 'WarIise Drum.
I, tho Ear piercing Whstle;' Dolls, Kidd. Wax and
|Weod; Dogs; Horses; Fancy Bo1es; Tumpeis; Boxes
IN Mcdaniel Tools; Building Blocks sc &c In.
heed the variety is endless, to ennmerale Them all
you'd require Reom 81 paper. Come and see,
doc II MELLOR. Uusen ST.
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AINIANAc For 1915

: USF published the Farmers aud Mechanics
% Almanac tor So, calculated by john Arm
strong of Miami Uslyersiy sold Wholesale aud Re-.
tail County Merchants VIII do well 10 eall ard
purchase OF the sul seriher, as can sell cheaper
than any persoA in the city w ROBE.
sep 9
uNLAXSEED WANTED.-5000 bushels FlaI-
A' seed Wanted Tor which the hissesi price, wall
he paid IN Cash by sep IL OLIVER ssaYosss
a LABAMA COTTON. 10 bale, Alabama
a Cotton received per Steamboat Orphsus aud
vii be sold luw Tor cash Apply to
nov > JAMES II FORSYTH IL co
/ DLANk BeORS,-Tts subscriber has lately
/ , manufactured large quantity VI Blank Books
Of gnol paper and workmanship which are odored
al reduced prices for Cash.
dec JOHN J IAsWELL Union 1t
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& 4 Hornbreok have Just reed
In q heir Wholesale aud Retail Variety Store
b Monroe 81, a large supply Of Rodgers q Son Is
Warranted Pen and Pocket Knives, very superior
kncls. dccl4
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iss7 Orders inr Tickets and Share. and Certificates
Of Packages IA 1he above Splendid Lotteries viii
receive the most ptnmpt attention. and an official
account OF eac3 drHong sen. immediately after ii u
over 10 all who order tickets from US. Address,
6 GREGORY & co. AMnlgers,
nov 80 Richmond Va.
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n0OTs. nn0Ta- n0ora.

BOOTS, BOGTS, BOOTS.
Isl reed Al The Srn III the Lug RED BGgT
~ l2o pairs hleai Timex Boots
AS DO d. Stout Cali Bgals
90 do Bay's Thlss BoaD. NIL which sre
~ superior quality and VII 30 sold law i.r cash
dec SAM ArCGAILEN
EIuIq OF IADiyc I,.,......s.lL.t
: Hsr.br al. an ,,.,,r,,.,, ~ pf..t p.Ify
L'''ee' sa'Rb." for City and Cou4try Merchants,
or s9se low dec
a $50 100 eros. M 1Vsa,,. pa,ae, n,..,oE..
"A by Gee 4 r. UaRxpg0CK
& naeriora..oumoot of clorb. rl.l. rl,r Black.
"a ig Scrubhiag and other Rrasles. for IA 70 very
low ut dec 6 J&T nqRvBRO0K.
m otEI.S' NofEIS-Jn'l received the Ralie
~ Boston; John Nsoeer tho i.sra-~"o' Mr.
e, For'ea'lIe Yarns by The o'e John W Grold.
The Ioa.I IJ ..i r ,, G Sp9e.n'n' nom
pcroecs tale. r3oop.e CO., -.
lerarv peaor ra.,o, or N a..I 1r,.;',, -. w..
l--sg5.,,.,,,s, ,-.,,..,
. - > i,o2N' Graham ana The
Gr'ai Western Literary Depot corner Of Main anl
Union sis. dec
ri EW BOOKS, EHW BO0Ks.-Jusl
received The following Isl of Now Bucks
Aaoa and Ashore or the Adventures Of Mile. wal.
M" NUM- %, '1e 1N' AI,n3f'I'i Omsa"
don.r l.,a ~ H.. so ,,',s s, al ,l'a. "a IL,
thc rders by W G smms. for sale at ROBES
Greal Western Literary Depot, corner Of Main and
I'nlop 81 dec
uN TSsIA SHEET, IRON G,rsoIal,
Is deed OFT A. GREER
..-.-
"a ~ l)NFNS KIP LACE BOOTS - $50 mfrs
init received at the Biz Red Boot.
dec 4 SAML MCLALLEN.
SHOES. trimmed win Fur lust received dgm
pbIodolnl;a
Also on hands-25O pairs Boilalo Over soeks,
which will he sold Wholesale or Retail, The big
Red Boot establishment
dec SAML MGLAl.il.E.
,nl,.e o9o,35rITIvg p,l,s ,,In n,Vn
2.1.. s 60 @o"a g.'o, By. o %. as
'allerns Just reed al The sun OF the Big Red R3ai
dee SAML MGLALLEN
,,.t 1o=l,,. ,1......,i ....i r.. =.r
a ~ "a VI f'''',l' ',.tp '' ppToD
IA 'Y l-2 ~ = u ! u : -
Et0PPERAS, on hand and Tor sae by HE barre
" al Manufacturers prices by
w.. : ------ -
EBi9 Iuf9 's,' 'o'o'e9 o. 'i .g grl'' ppVo9
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TO the LADIES Nd GENTLEMEN
OF WHEELING AND MERCHANTS IN TIE
NFl6IBOMNG TOWNS.
~ NJ PARKfR lakes this opportunity Of infer
ming Tie citizens generally. hat he has at
great expense Aaen-od the services Of very supe,
rior workman in tie Confectionery Line fram The
Eastern cities and viii be ready a. all times 10 sup
ply dealers il large or small quantities, in sYsry
1rele Vi the above line, al Esslsrn Pricss aud Of
jhe besl quality
Iam. also prepared to furnish Parties at he short
est natico with all kinds Of Csudos Kisses, Cskos.
Preserse Is, Jslle., Ice Creams, Ornaments and Fruits
Of every DESCRIPTION.
A grear variety Of Fancy Toys, suitable for the
approaching Holidays. ne. -
= ~ CENTS PER BOI.T-WsH Puper OF Win
I a. = dow Binds, good article for sale al Is els
per 0 y.td., al The Book Store a
n.yI8 JOHN HASWf l., Union st.
FEATs. HATS. HATS-A few more dozen Of
/ ihcm splendid Cashmere and Beaver HAS,
iqsl finished oil and reudy for inspection at Meal
LAMPS. No I19 Main ST. Sisn Of Big Black Hat
doc
"A ElTCHELL's Geography and Atlas Just recd
and for sale Wholesale and Rcial al the
B55k and Stationary Store Of w ROBE,
dec 3 Corner Of MAN < Union sis.
DRE SP0Ns CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK
HEADAGHE-WG.eh has been usad III tn
mliles, every membcruf which have had sick Head
ache from infancy, as a constitutional coml lsini and
has cured efseuolly IN every instance vel known
Amounting 10 sumo hundreds. Jrst received ahd
or sale by dee Q OLIVER PRYOR.
gNREsU sUPPLY.-Clarke's Craat Play
Il fairs Eucli5; Ans@ofih's Latin Dicnonaryi
Anthon's Classical Dictionary, With other School
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IA WINGS:

Drawing Numbers Of tie \ cxahdrs Lotiery--Class
NO SHAWN al Alexandria, Saturday asa Ne
vember. 1874
~ "a 80 60 63 II "a ; 40 IS l67
Ticket M 81 q %. Capital Prize of s25 0oe
iiesei No 6 sc, Pn2e Of S3,000-boih prizes
IN The above Lottery were sent IL his Office AID
soll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-16

d CH00B BOOkS-PRICES REDUCED
~ Websers Octave pcIlonsrr; Cnsy's Geo
graphy and Alias; Emerson's A tithmstics, Paris .
and B. The United States Spelling Book; Sequel to
Wehslsfs Elementary Spelling Book School 1esl.-
ssnls. de &c al prices ma ca lower ,Aau ever be-
fore offered in Wheeling, for sale nv
dee 3 JOHN iIASWELL, Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-16

EsH ARRIVAL OF CAPS.-MCal'am has
MI received a iE assortment OF Clo'n Il
@segs from New York and PhlIsdeipha' ""'eu
- manufaclured TO order and warranted superior
= ~ i the Western country, Gail ara see mem
y efan OF the Big Black Hat, l79 MAN slfaei
Of6o13(e u HAZEL dec A c MCALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-16

Tickets Sl0-Hnlses 95-Quartss s2.ss
Certificates oiPaelages Of 26 Whole Tickle, el3o
DO do 26 Iiaif de IS
Do do % Quarter Do 1924
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-16

! B.LLs OF LAD.NG,-Jost received by J * r
iaH'5r. III, an assortment Of Biunk Bills of
I'''ae, sa''abIe for City and Coua,ry Merchants.
for sate law. dec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-16

0oNH7 ~ - - ~ - ~ ~
NLE BULL CAPS-Recd al MrCallam $, 10"
I : doz Of tAoso celebrated Caps, call and see
them l79 Nam ST ROY
A NEITHER ARRIVAL OF CAPS -MCoIIom
y has reed this day,a large and splendid asa
meal of Capso FIVE fsysty varI and shape worno
$50. Nam b. nVT