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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

More I,resoaable Sent timents Our rea-
ders.are probably already aware iha, "a
question ofyeracity is Mspendlng between
Gen. Jackson ard Mr. Adams relniiye to-.
former negotiations with ,airi; on the
l:settlementof:lhe boundary line between
Louisiana and Texas. Gen, Jackson
charges Mr.. Adams, with surrendering To-
Spain, the ierritpIy nov known as Texas,
Wheni ofrisht BELONG ed s;io the Un:ted
States, and Spain, ,siood ready 10 mike;
the acknowledgment This Mr.. Adams
denies.sin long acriminous lett butt
is not our intention, alihe present time. 10
review this.questiun ofabonndary, or at:
temp! TO decide which arly5.hassthe best
ofthe argument. Our object isstos osrecord.
aud condemn, Tie reasonable sentimcilts5
Of man who once. We aysit with shame
andremorse, occupied tile distinguished
position Of President of the United States
and who siilf has ihe. .powefof doing mach
nischif. Inlhe letlcraboye alluded 10, ,tle
says; s.. !
mo The people Of the United States
will never sanction The anne zaflon Of Tex.
as, uuless under the delusions of such fa::.
blesas the Erving treaty aud siftihe1fac-
lion ofi,s inventor, invested with the pow
-er Of the nation.s should consiInimate The
nefarions scheme, by The senblance 'of; the
peoples appropriations, % infbrue their;
hands in Lloud for wicked conquest, and
The perpelualion and propogaliop;of slave.
ry, then ] say.lo You, my constituents. as 1
said to The young menof 7Boston-bnrnisl
your almdr--prepare for the conficl
in the language Of GaIsacus to. the ancient
Britans, think of your forefarhe thinh.
Of your posteriiyiy :
ln,he language Of Gen. Jackson We
say: who but a traitor TO his country
could appeal, as hr. Adams. has done, to>
the youth Of Boston. TO oppose, by arms.
the decisionofthe American people, should
that decision by favorably 10 lhe .annexa-
lion of Texas to the United States a''$szs
Chera,0 Gazette. IL
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FROM TEXAS.

, =
The N. Orleans, Bee saws : The. .Schoon.
er Lone Srararrived yesterday from Gal.
weston bringing US papers TO the Cd inst.
They contain little news: The Galveston
News of,he lst contains correspondence
from Corpus Christi, confirming The ac.
count published few days ago. Of bat
lie between The Commanche Indians and
The tropps of ,Miers and Guerrero. After
beating The Mexican troops, killing some
forty and taking a piece of artillery. The
Indians reueated into the interior, killing
and taking prisoners until Iiey reached
China. $50 miles from the Rio Grande,
there destroying the Rancho Ramiras.
They were attacked by GOO troops. who
defeated The Indians, aud look from them
NEAR 200 prisoners. The loss on,the side
of the Indians was about 80. am ong whom
is said to be their Chief Santa Anna. The
Mexicans were still infpursul. aa!its z.lfs'
+. 1t is slated by the Galveston News tha,
the long talked of treaty with The Com
mauches and len .olher Of the. wild Indian
tribes has 3hecnfatilfed.S :5sI ss1ss Ssss
The Vindicalor, speaking Of General
Hous,on's agency in effecling The treaty,
remarks s.l3 q s iis.ss5 - Z;
This Gratifying result Of nearly three
wears labor. persevered in under every nn-
favorable circumstance. must indeed be q
source Of qualification to him: as. we'll assto
every genuine. I Texians.fs No feature IN
theipolicy of his administration has been
so much misunderstood orsoimucil reviled
by the opposition ;syetiwilh an indomiiable
resolution. aud a s,eadiness 0fApurpOse
highly, pr praiseworthy. he has, pursued 1t to
consu.nmalon. .;..sis,r? s.is.1, III ..yss
Ballon ASCENSION. s. non .,''-it viii be BY
reference Ice TO the, Advertisements ON frs,
page;i,bat Mr.: Wise's;second Balloon As
cension is to oi:a&e eplacefrom Messrs.B aker
& Beard's Lot, OH Tuesday, sihe,3d OF
! December next, instead On the mIh, as.at
| first advertised. Wettrust Mr.. Wise's; lib;
erality. III consenting 10 make q sesoana sss an
ASCENSION here after his loss by the. hhFTst mrs.
will be properly appreciated by al, aud
/. enspre: him an ample compensation
CaroLi.ian. 81 .isi 20; 1.ii! ~ s5sts 3
tits said that dhe. Hon. Silas Wright.
Governor electof the State Of New York,
will occupy his seat in, ll,e UsS Senate
during the month Of December he does
not assume his official duties rs Governor
Until January Charleston Idtrto'tt., sag
Countr, Prod We understand that
IS, / nav article Of country porduce has late
IL made ils appearance In onr smarket--
~ 3 fa, d Opossonls, WITCH are frequently
Srn,,s t II ii. and sold al good prices; bur
/, YyooSs ire very scarce here, and hecnning
/ daiiy more. SO, being nearly az gone go f or
going, To the ssamps otI SaH issrsr. -
Cdroliaidr' i flfes
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From the Petersbarg ( Va. } Republican.
Z nSThe following was handed US for
publication; said to be the production Of a
Whig. 7..'.'i' =
The lniidls of tie Candidates for Presii.
IS, s3;s dent and Vice President. .'1; +.
J.:K. P.-Justice, knowledge. and Palri-
otism; or If you please, Piety. .
G.. NJ. D.-Good, Modest, and Deserving;
or,Great man Doubtless.
H.C-Hereticai and Corrup..-Heretical
in politics and Corrupt in morals.
T. F.-Temperance aud Faith. With
.@ ttiF the let him rest satisfied. e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

Franco is said to contain 6,642,4l6
dwelling houses s5,575 mills, 4,4I2. forges
and furnaces, 3S. 030 factories--in all. 6,
76S, ,4335 buildings, belonging io1O, ,382,ea6
persons. 0;g t1Ll,sslsss ssa.l..a.l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27
From the Charleston Mercury.
Proceedings Of the Democracy Of Charleston,

Proceedings Of the Democracy Of Charleston,
: S.C.-On the recent Triumph ofstheirspar-
zss:ty ia;thes sUnieni 2
sss At a. very nnmeions nssamblagel ofsthe
sDemoc ratio partyof this city. hedat the City
Hall olftheSl1 1.h sinst-the Hon.. sKers Boyce
was called rothe Chair. and John Cheesbor
ough and VIM. Aston Hayne, Esqs. appointed
to actas Secretaries. The meeting was ad.
dressed IN eloquent and patriotic speeches by
the Hon. F. n. Elmore. Hon. F. W. Pckens,
II. S. Bailey and p. De la Tore, Esqrs. The
following resolutions was then unanimously
adopted
"Resolved, that Committee of Thirteen
be appointed by the Chair FOR the purpose of
arranging Torch Light Procession, in honor
of The ocrasion-under which the Chair nomi-
NATAL tl,n fnllnuinn nenileImen
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27
Gcsolues, in relation TO a bill no~ peuding IN The
Congress ofhe United States. - :

Congress efMe United States. ~ :
1Vheras, the Committee Of Ways and Means
ofthe House Of Representatives. of the Uuied
States have reported q bill for the further re-
duction Of the duties. OH imported goods the
passage of which into'a law would materially
affect the interests ofthe people of this COM.
monwealth; and.
Whereas, it is important that the opinion of
the General Court should by expressed "pon,
the subject, ia order that the Senators and
Representative of this Commonwealth may be
better enabled to understand and give etie1t to
The wishes OF their constituents: therefore.
]. Rcsoived by the Senate md House Of Repre-
sestsipes Of the Commemorative of Massachusetts,
en- General Court assembled, That the passage
into a law Of the bill for the further reduction
of the duties ON imported goods. now pending
in the House ofRepresenlalves of the United
States, would prostrate the principal branches
of onr domestic manufacturers. destroy our ag.
Ticul,ural enterprise paralyze our commerce
and Gshef;es, and condemn To bankruptcy and
and ruin thousands Of our industrious and en-
terpriains citizens, aud materially affect, in the
mosti1jnrions msaner The prosperity of the
whole country
g. Rssolued, That itiisihe usage and the du.
~ of enlightened and prudent governments to
proceed with great deiiberation in their legnla-
ton on all important subjects, and that no
greater political evil can well be imagined than
frequently and rapid changes Of the laws,
especially snch asafectthe property and in.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

productive as any in the country.
1913. Receipts. 1874. Receipts.
July, I4.726 26lJuly. l9.4s8 so
August, 1855 OIL August. 21,47 07
September. 3O,765 22i Sep,embhr, 4l,l03 -
October: $500 81 October, T0,45l 05
November, 47,23l "a
December, 42,349 81
ls43. From July to October
inclusive, Sll4,157 Va
inclusive. 152.339 90
11A,46z 04
Gain in 4 months, on road, Ss7,s7I 96
Incune Of the road from July
10 October 1914, i$l52,329 90
Allow that Nov and Decem-
ber. 1914, only equals the
same months of le43. and
there is no doubt Of their
exceeding that amount in
the same ratio as the 4 pre-
.ceding months, $3.50 90
add for the bank divided y ~ a., 800 00
Contract for mail and other
sources 1000 per month 24,900 fO0
s2S3i4OD 90
: GOO I per month 100000 90
slOs,4 ,4O9 90
$1,000 shares months divi-
dend al 5 su 100000 90
Surpins, .$l.409 90
As far US November had been brought mp.
the past week this year has produced $l4.157
80: the week corresponding last yeur was$1l,
353 IL. 1911 iga
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27
From the Charleston Courier.
sITTU CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

SOU III CHttOLf1N'h N.1f'7
The following statement has been furnished
us by friend, and was taken from the books
of the Company. The prosperous co'u''lo'' .. ol
this great and important enterprise, mus, DC
gratifying indeed. not only to the stockio'osfs,
but to every citizen interested in the welfare oil
Charleston. There is every reason TO believe
that its income will go on increasing, and from
the fact that there can be no competition with
them, of snch magnitude as to affect then
business, and the disposition shewn to keep ihr
charge for freight at n reasonable rate it Is be.
lievel that the stock is destined to become as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

Inmsdlfto heod Captain yleford die--aiiiid
having failed 10 head :;hessaHl G;apfain, he
::lias-as in honerbo deflncied. fugit
;crupit J girit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

Itis said that ahe Hon. Silas WRIGHT.
Governor elecrof the State Of New York,
will occupy his seat in, ll,e gLzS Senate
during the month Of December. he does
il,,t; not assum me his official duties rs Governor
.nnttil January. Charleston Patriot. M
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p We are requested 10 state that The Coons.
suspended frem posts. aud niher such offensive
embleIns. were introduced into the Procession
wilhou, The sanction Of the Committee, and
against their expressed desire.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGroS
-MovEMENTs uF THE ADMISIsTRA
TIoN DURING THE APPROACHING Cos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-30

nIBLIC SALE-On Thursday the 2Slh
insi al O'Clock. "a ftoui nf The Gour house
m Wheeling N. val be soil at public .uc'Ion 10
tie highest bidder, The We known foundry, late
HE properly al james Caldwell. situated an tich'e.
town. rngelhcr with all our rRht and lille 10 HE
ba 'd.pe md all futures I,cfrin belonging I'M
and clear title will be gwen % the snse as reeafds
nuy CLAIM on HE Dt ground rent but selling
"a. Trustees. only such other utle "lll be gwen as
10 Us yesled Terms of sale-Ihfee 6hhs al The
purchase mpne, 10 cash, lhe balance ia 30 days,
10 he secured bg decd Of 'rulsi on The property.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
SAML CALDWELL
mar2s Jru,iscs NJ James CaidtoeH deed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-30

Henry. Sc.u aud Clarke. COMMENTARIES,
FAMILY BIBLES lvarou. L,ndng.)
POCKET do do.
POLYGLOFF BIBLES iLarpe & Pocket cdrion.,
TESrAMENTS LARGE md Pecee: cdinons)
hymn BOOKS Pp'hyicunu. Methodist \ Baptist
SELECT MELODIES,
COMMON PRAYER BOOKS tsnuous bndlng-)
WATSON'S BIBLICAL DICTIONARY:
De- THEOI OGlCAI INSTITUTES.
BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS;
Do HOLY WAR;
BuRpER'S Village SERMONS;
MASON'S SELL KNOWLEDGE,
JAYS FAMILY PRAYERS.
NiT.BERfORCE'S FAMILY PRAYERS.
NOVUM TESTAMENT II ". Gsr,u nm aud le1icon;
LEMPRIERF'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY;
ANFHON'S Cm4.r. Horace, Cicero. SalIust Nlrrd
Greek Rcadef, Lain Lessons. GREEK CRAM
MAR and CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
uurcd States BI>PENSATORY.h q Wood & Baehc
Cooper. SURGICAL DICTIONARY,
Hooper. MEDICAL do.
pancos's WlSrARS ANATOMY;
L'sl.nsPRACrlCAL SURGERY,
ARNlS rRONG'S PRACTICE;
EBERLES PRACTICE.
EBERLE'S THERAPEUTICS,
EBERLE OK CHILDREN.
MEIG'S MIDWIFERY,
DEVICES do;
DEVICES on CHILDREN;
DEWEE ON FEMALES;
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE.
COMSTOCK'S Philosophy;
COMSrOCK'S CHEMISTRY;
CNMSTOCK'S PHYSIOLOGY
DAWES ARITHMETIC;
DAVIES Algebra
nlSTOR1A SACRH,
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=C1T1T|-S.


Lcgborn md Palnt Lraf H4ts f1r Nco ma
b"ys. aud lpfs Of other things but come aud
lsnlS for Yourselves
The above goods have hccn purchased - fhe
very best terms, and We 1rr determined 10 sell
th"m NJ ch up a. our ncghbars and usr our
est endcavars u please those VINO NAV favor
us with their patronage. marco
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J. C. GREGORY 4 co. MANAGERS.

32396 Prizes amounting 10 SG65 6G5
Tickets sl2-1Iolycs Sc .Quattcr, -
Certificates Of Packages of26 Whole Ticket. 81 80
DO dn 26 II II do Is
Do do 26 Quarter do 81
Orders for tickets and -hnrcs. and ceti. fcaies nf
packages, IN lhe above sperdid scheme. will re.
ce'vc prompt atieniirn aud account Of the draw.
ing nl be sent immediately a1er II is over, 10 all
who order from u, Address 10
6 GREGORY. Mrnngers.
mar 20 Richmond, Nrgmln.
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CASSInERES AND XESrINCs.
For the Ladies.

fev rtf'erns fNtra rI.h Dr.sI.ait narf7.
neIIes >fhs. PAIN aa5 EEL bfl aad h'ao TX
silks. \ most beautiful assortment af H7'zarnr
Errnch itwHs. Nlsiia d. Lanes aad Alparas
Manthrsf,r Far.-.on and Damfsf,c G7nshaus
any quality ar ur.re. PLAN and fed Iacanrt
and eunhre. uaiss- Mall Naasook: Sw 5,
aud Baok hHsun. bonnet aw8s. Nc. DC. s
fine assortment nj bleache3 and unbleachcd
sheennss ant shlrfines most Of them purchases
before f1e advance. Cheap bonnet ribbons
sin cotton and KID gloves White and black
silk and cotton iIosi-rv. Drrss Handxerehfrfs.
Pecket Hdkfs ant ramhrle ~.
Thrs1d and Iisir Hre1y L1rrs and Edsiurs.
Also a Yrfy large and choap lat a. f,4hlonabl5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-30

RiR ROME;
BONNNCASTIE'S MEASURATION md KEY;
GIB>ON'S RNIhlAG,
GUNMEItL'S SURVIVING AND KEY;
l1ALE'S UNITED STATES HISTORY,
BLAlR's LECTURES,
PIN O>OPliY or ARITHMETIC,
WuEAfLEY'S LOGIC;
HEDGES do;
NiTCHtI lis PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY
NifC lIELLs GEOGRAPHY aud ATLAS;
OLAEAS do do,
RAYS ECLECTIC RlTHMErlC;
WESTERN CALCULATOR aud KEY;
SMITH ARITHMETIC,
SMITHS GRAMMAR,
KlRKuAM'S do;
ECLECTIC SERIES. Isl. Cd. 81 aud ilh READER,
DICKS WORKS. vol.;
ROLLINS ANC lent HISTORY, 3 vol,
ALLlSoN's HISTORY OF EUROPE tuI,;
PIUTAKCIl'S LIVES.
URE'S DICTIONARY OF ARTS. &c
Goode's Book oil Nalutoi
tEDERAI1ST,
American ConsjIlniions,
Iaoke'- Pauihroni
Tytlers History;
Waylaud'- Political Economy
Wa, mnd's Moral Science,
indian Nats,
Combe ~ Digestion,
hsoP's tahlesi
Doursic Cookery;
IRleys Marianne
Warts Lie Of Patrick Henry
Weaster Dlciiouaryi
MdlwIlgh sGuide;
Combe's Pkreeolosyi
.Celnbe's Constitution Of Man.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-30

- ~ 'sNps1e6 tkas sickness frs, sti.es:
renal.' i " s. . sses peed owing 10 rh
nd irregulariiy n the hodv hrcma. "",'"'p'
'alnbn"'s Vegetable Exisses Pnls Ar. calcnl.,ab
eradicate this disorganxaiina Il one a, ,no,,,af,
,med ,.ahey are from The PunEsr vEGFrApIF
ar"ACIs. they irins natures system Of cn,e :,
upon the physcal organization u man, and Inn.
ou ,''se la'eat remains which # le1 la
em'elves invari, bly, destroy the health NJ ',' ~
seeu. The origin Of disease can be easIy -
oensvef Tho bowsl esass their proper fanr,,an.
e,ges'ion--i, i . sure sign ,ba, The s,,rorh =.
:" "eahhy s'ste. remedy must b. a, once
&C" % restore The tone Of ihs, organ To il, n,so,,
edeclnally. runs "il d.
rnce Is cents PER tos. ossc. ,,s
II :, doc. below he Tsbssuels ' ''' or'a1"ay
Also, by = -, va RoBB
mar 29 8 nhsSETF.
- South Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-30

MEE = COX have on hand , h..
~ Jss.. .. n.d tisnnsis. Ca,snet, md K.
Il ih.S ~ They ere determined to sell
nov s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-30

ELLOR vii sell the following Book. al
W l23 CENTS EACH. SHINING H. Tale
ni Tape Cutier; Ea,y Maj a Tale of Boston BOYS;
The BlRIilRIGHT, by Mrs Gore; ENELINE
TREVOR; Paul jones; The Methodist Preacher
ELEANOR SHERWOOD, the Beautiful Fcmpires-:
The DESTROYER by The n-ihor Of Ten Fh.usond
fsat; The Village Inn by w II Herbert; Zuleiha
by Eugene SUE; Col De Sonyille; The RHue pnv
NJ German Tours; The Two Clerks, MARlON'S
MEN; CHILD of the Wreck; ROSINA MEADOWS;
The Palace and The Poor House. Pflde of Principle;
THE TWINS by Miss Bremer Tho Brener KING
Life IN Town The Boston Spv THE PRINA
DONNA by WIN G Simms; Charles De Bourbon;
Lives nf Remarkable lrshmcp; Wig Almanac;
FIRE Side RscoHechons, nv Mfs Elhs JENNY
DAILY The Ltile News Wonder The Reuouinr y
Of Modern Engiih Romance; MARY and MARTHA
the T~o Friends, ty Mis- Ellis. Afgu. mar %
IRISH Linens; Linen Lawns; Linen Cnmbfc
I and LINEN Ca,nhfC udkfs; Russla Sheeuurs
Diapers. Crash. Burlaps. Hollands. &c. Just rec .
and Tor sale by tmar 49, OW IFlSKELL
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GLARS AND FURNITURE
rs ENLISTMENT,

H EVILS EtkIl ART, respectfully informs
n his in"ais anil the public thai be his iakcn
he shop ou MAN. Street n,rt door Ia Mr. Rnbh's
Ch-u Factory. md opposite The 1 : Hotel where
Ice Is prepared o furnish III The mn.i elcg,ai style
AMI ~ The nse.l ral--. n variety Al ornamental
FURNITURE PICTURE FRAMES. LOOKING
GLASSES, 40. ALSO. PAINTING and GLAZING
M 'il IL sancnc. nc 10 ardcf on short notlcc
mar % ~
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4 LARGE Se.6 Of rea. ,ac5r aEa. 40
. i'-Hnsfs.- ut I'd sa.ots ana qua. ae. es
fs.#tft Us mof t7I q ~ uEf~kEIL
~ ATrlNETS, e,mlran. lr,eo sra Isesa4
- iHea hr.Hnc- h'ltt a.d hfa.,u f,,H|s.
Sapref tof s. el-' bop pie sere suI,t..
of'eIr "f f'nf.smeu.s aeat.l ~ rercI,s. aal f..
"a r cse'r BY % " UEISKEIr
terHrf Nsf#of md I'alen -'s mails
F 600 ~, Frsae5. Ea-l.a anil Aaeaa5,
WV F1a". las. received nv
mar II O ". uElSKEfL.
TNuoR.S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sI.l. R.,sL
! ard enIi Paieui Thread. y IL and W.,.fe,
SefeePata'ne au3 cfevs,- C,ai Corl ou1B.rdfne
bafiens. SHesia md Wadeiur ohrarai
mn II oW uGlsKfI1#S
A LPACN-hrHvo. block hIae. rie,s ....I f...
a erad ai,a eianrrablc B.I1aaao inv.
Fat4ie' Lawn. NaH.llne de lanes. Chns,ns. f.rial
~ Sa'anV. Npaehe.frt Elfl-t.a md Am-flra,,
9Hga7m' sapef AL medium qualities ~ BONITA.
zre. Na''snaI. la.fuos and GiaHle n7r SHI.. .lH
>H'"I, ladIrs G4yal- pal Dfrss upadlctrh4ra
In,t received and Tor .ole ,hcen ~
m'' l. CIV ufl>ktIL
TNo THE LADIES q F4IRCHun
has lnsi red IN addtfinu Ia bis of,net sfrfk
nj Lace Goods. the following article. Of lie spanr
Fa.hions
BONNET and ear RIBBONS.
THREAD EpGlNGS narrow and VIDE.
LlSlE da dn do
New STYLE nf GIvPS FANCY COLLARS.
FANCY DRESS ilANnRFRCmEFS.
Ready Made SpENCERS new patterns.
MD GLOW s md COLLARS.
Pc Nc GLOVES and MITES
Long PIC Nc CLOVIS.
CORDS and TASSETS
Also many other arutes Whieh IRE M generul
nse ma "A
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The together
IN Of
Boots
hal can offer III nceoens purchasers be
Western nparq
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FOR MARCH 1914.
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DIR Y-Gt)t)I :.
- Al,GifSr Is. lea1.

AUGUST Is. ls41.
NEw ry .,. S.'r,osJ Il a.1tB MARsH.
x M M,'ne,r.s,.j n & n y Marsh
: ~ .as H. : 6r.t s,osk OF Fell and
t,ase q s,,,. f,ilow,.
VINE. l,ss.h rlsrt Erss;sh aud Amrliean
sniei = ssi,,,h. nls;c sw3 fancy enssirnercs.
noel aSen y v'Sr, M. IA p,lo, clolhs.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-24

euAvr INV recsivrd tsbm New Work. phua-
= = de.phia and Faisimere. slssse and sn'ea-
ia assortment Of Goods suisahle for Re present
ID APPROACHING Seasons. consisting IN parI as
olloas. stB B@3fsAsE s3*
Black. Bro Rlack, IpviNtls rre.n, Blue,
'lain Rcavsr and e;Iat C.oths. PLAN wool dved
ind Eancv cold CassiMeres Ill prices: Sa,n-
s ksnSsy ; ,c1 G 'c,s Ms ,.'r ,t c' ,pf
scavsr,cers. psssmessas cioss: Satin etripedi,
.hanseahie. PLAID AND syasnted Alracns =, al
,rices. French and Fnaiish Merinoes. Rack
.uncr,a. cal'd Parieicnnes eew article chnsans
an. Manchester AID American Cir CHAINS; IN
o. Sod d. Black Silk and Tshhv velrers plan
o far Dress. snr Rob Roy, Gala. Cashmere
nd Roselvn Pioids: Prints. = hne assortment,
nd veyouss ether new styles II priees exceed
,ely low Silk. Mcruo. Chrpe. Wonlon Vie
,tis. RyocrA. Lama. Painted. Satin pordorn and
Embroidered Mssfn de Eaine Sha,sis; Iaay's
voel e .1n v xsk,is T.ai s"fi oGd pl5d
sss sss s sS- ras-si oss5a
lnrons: White ke1; Gy:.. md yellow fian-
,ar'.. p'sis and plaid hahteis. csnvnss and
sadsinr r coats and v~ass. Damask I linen and
,,usn diaper Table cisfhs; Six md worsted
snrs.; elk were.ed; r. ton lind BERN, Back
a,sseA Ard ressan Nuts. white. Brown. black
m!1i5el sose nd half Hose. Germaarosn,
sdtes Ee3ka Wcoi. Wished wors'e4,
me. il1Deke iik Hose; Children's
ZION ~ ~ do. Moreno, Angel A.
F'f,r ,'soee5 ~ Juser,iags Linen
l'nh," s nrq y2 Hoks. IRISH Linen.
tex ,,aHs. 49, @efs; einr and bar
'"'s.'". o91 1(>Dm faris fot ladies
.fn,utemeN. ~ Nsi Cans. La
= Nisn' cacs, u"sss lrnre and Gimp
dresses. s'h. <Soso'ps Pvron
nhr: Saf,n, p"mnsHr ian silk stocks
u blond. black and whif 5ne,, ,ae,. a,'"
bland Swiss Muslies. viesqoooTwi blact
a coia Camhvics. lnen shee,ipe. ~, and
,wn Tbeel.s; 70 as. 81. e.sth hleaeh.d ana
,wn nisiins; rs and 4.4rh Tickinps. surolt
illines, Cotton Van and Batiinc. klsek and
rte waddirg. While, krowa ard black Ifoi
a. Pine. black and fg'd Gro dc Nan SiiLs;
Ian Iufesiring and fsn CIV silks of all kinds FOR
ssses. I.evaniioe d. for APRONS, Striped and
an Nansl,u Ne J.sines. Also
DIS AND MISSES FLORENCE pRAlD
STRAW AND WILLOW BONNETS
nso-N askra,. Opera. Spanish, .Sealetie
lso-S;lk, Gum. Webb and Chiffon SUSPEND
Sewing Silks, Pztcnt Thread. Spool and
in Ieatien cost binding and cord Worsted
eottontapes, Gcrmsn. yicfofia and Amer
pins eombe Of all kinds, brushes, a,ariety