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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

A WORD ABOUT RURAL AFFAIRS
Tins beautiful season has been quite
suspicious to the Iabors Of the husband
man The work Of ploughing and
planting has gone merrly on, and a
rich harvest awaits the toll of industry.
we have recently fallen IN with an ex-
cellfnt work on manures, which explains
me utility of their action, and we think
we cannot do a more acceptable service
10 our numerous readers in the country.
than by making an abstract Of the in
formation which we have thus accident
ally acquired, Among the manures most
readily obtained about farm are the
following:
l. Stable Manure This is much
injured by fermentation, and il should
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

TN . ht Il AfhH
A muell il sais Of lmplrlaiinns,
OF good. aud Mares irnm uiher nations.
And Lucos ihInk our home relations,
Affected adverse I.y iaIatiuus
II they object 10 duties ri.lu'.
hope 'tWil be on Erehue Tyson
Imperial GunpoWder. B.hea.
Psrchance. may nat he called bad Tea,
The chnice nj sumo may Cndee be.
50 sll these They wt.h dutl fee.
Rui when lie TatiH ynu'ro reviun.
II aught comes free let FREEING Tyson.
II high and low, and rich aud poor,
Nav helet share with dnur, lnwef.
The products of all Fore gn powef.
Nor onr dear cnunlrY suffer more
For one I'd like Ia have nv rrzo ia.
a douSlo dose OF FREEING llysln
Buzz tno hard the du'y hear
On CHINA. SINE Or Earhen wnre
Aud ynu propose 10 make repairs.
To nd the people cfiheir csres
A. Thai Whch our hest interest lies m.
Ia made Of Clay with FrelIng Tyson
bopo rou'll nc'er dock Ihe duu.,.
Or change The Tariffs many beautieE
Unless y7ur plan, 'nd ann. and cut -,
10 lei IN FIRE.. the Nnllon', IIobhe,,
And flood The Co nlry 10 The cye.n
Harry Clay aud FfelIng Il}.en.
s. B. T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

ootLs AT VlCkSBURG.-A few d,y, sgo IN
'''e'lee Of The Hon s. Prenlln from Vck,.
nj. - C.e"s'e publication IN relation to him v a,
made by Nif ! f. Robhln. oC ,bot ,Ia.. A.
Downs law student in Mr. P,en,i..,. M. ohan W.
ensed Rohbinr The, fought with yase,, anI
towns TELL severely lfnor MORALLY wounded n,
'sh''' returned Ia Vlckshurg. and learning WIN,
"1u occurred challenged Robin. forthwith. The
on-Hehge was accepted. and the duel ~a., TAX,
p'"ee on Tuesday last. Many of The LEADING
'"'<ehs OF The place. however, were endeayorng l.,
prevent the meeting. :"
J., = . Mes>f' P and r. did not fight on Tuesday.
! presumed Their quarrel vas seliled = Loduilie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18
AN OPERATION ON 4 FOWL.

AN OPERATION ON 4 Fowl
A few days since very yaluabie hen
OF the dolklng species, belong nc 10 L.
+ Allen, Esq, Of Black Rock, began 10
droop' and gave SYMPTOMS Of beng Sc.
riousiy ndsposed. This being observed
by an old lady residing near by, she
examined her and soon became convin~
ed that the hen had taken some sub
stance into her crop, which was much
dstended, which defcd the powers of
the organs of digestion As the only
way Of afiording relief, an incisioa was
made in the breast, the crop taken out,
and, on emptylng is contents, piece
OF India rubber was found at the lowe
part, which had caused all the mischie f.
THIS was removed, the crop placed
back again, and the ncision sewed up,
and when the hen was again let down
INTO the yard, she Immediately pitched
BATHS with and logged two other fowls,
and W, are informed by a gentleman
who saw her day or two aflerwa I'd S
that she was doing well.
Buffalo Gdsellc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18
A YANKEE.

AdVlcs' have been received at New York from
Cape PaIrna', Alfics. 10 the lob of March. Tn.
Rev VIM Croker. of the b ,pua African Mission.
died at Monfovs, Liberis. Oh The o6ih Of Fsb,n,,y
The day after his arrival from Boston. Iii, death
MAS caused by the rupture Of a blood vessel Tn.
Catholic Missionaries, it isnaled. have left the MA.
ton al Cape Palma, and az. about 10 settle .t A.,
since, on gold coast
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18
THREATENING n, NJ.

THREATENING - The Mad.
" mg' IN fclniioh tn Nlfg nm ""''ds1Q
he f''lfe' lfo" Virginia nI.r,.. .,.a
y That ihs Siaie has gone iot III, ~. p''ly plel1
vii ha's majority On JONI ba... =. Ut
tufr. ne l.efiz
Vel NJ Cav will Dol get p,,,g.
John f.lsf VII prevent thnla ''n
VIA d'os Mf Tyler n-.n 10 ~ wn,
te el,rip - Providence journal ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

hNECDOTE A wine m.,chao, ,.:.-,,
'o''o"lns note on The lay after The fire IL W,
'fee' The Other day; My dear m, .a,'.
tel you mat your store was last nigh, bn,nod -,
'"e ground and your VINE IS all gone l., IN. d.,,'T
- Yours truly. Al"
lie replied as follO~s;-"Dear Nj
gnu my WINE Is gone whore my friend, vail ="
navy " u'''N IL Yours lruly. Ii
" \ Sta,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

~ D'gdy WAS riding The other day with IN.
n'enH Dr. Dreu'y The DIR. began story. and
pigpyAhef listening patiently fora couple Of mile,
n"p seeing no slgn Of Conclusion SAID, Dr.. IN,
'n.n NM 'o'u y'u nat story, omitted ono Thing
And pray what is iti' inquired IN. n, sw.
'r said Dlgby. "he forgot To- tell van m. .,l ,',y
lac worthy doctor gave The reins a Jerk and ~.
seat n VIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

Mr. Van Buren, pledged hm.efseyeral yenrs arc
to folio" IN the footsteps Of General Jackson. He
male per'evering efforts to keep TIN. pledge unnl
the old General in HI. military boots. srroj. ,e ,o.,
TEXAS and then The poor lulo man gave up the
hopeless chn.c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18
DEATH OF Mr. R,pVuu

DEATH or Mr. BARNUM.-The hotels in
bfoadw'y' New York. di'pleyeJ the American flag
al half m'i on Monday last asa token Of respect 10
Mr. BtSSuN. Of Baria The celebrated hotel
keenet. recently decta.ed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

ALAS Clique eli Amistad. who wa.
made quIle lion of here in consequence
Of his killing the Captain aal Other
white men of Spanish merchant YES
SCI, Went back 10 Africa, married. beat
and deserted i've wives, and finally ran
oil with all The funds Of his conpanions'
~ Y lSuH,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

IAe rItra Ntrzaasr eafc d#H=. 'e# E. ffssHi'
.al. trr.afa#. chaHr-3 r. be faH#eu.7fs 'afsfsa.r
tr a54ieIaE o. VIe" Htrf .le wHa'r ft.. ". - g.
s- vel vs. ak.r.usHt f-ts I.1ns II .he ~ afHs'
Aud never nave fHrsc efe. ai O. 500 fes.ed 81
uare imposing -reHr tan Iuf b.iei siHye nps
,pread 1905 hsiura Ife0.
A. fr rs l..r g. could fea,b. ] b,feIs lte end
les eaIumnsat iae french. lie InpntfY u fa.u'
.uIefaced. q, % srfe NI.b atfIleB. wbds ia tie
feaf. ncrs a.asrt. oil catriD. Ia comparison y 90
winch. Ms far asuum ers -. We appeared 80 nth
uF. Then. uEsu1. pu or sldr. bched horse. fool
and guns HII iu admuabIe order. hidden in sumo
q, gee from Tho enemy HY the sReil Il lhc ground.
vel af a. ihclf aflilnicdrs tcu1ed. thoroughly pn
lhe MORT WaiIc. hstb uu oar side md ala, u The
rercl, s4 officer. 90 easnp.. anJ "fdF nee me by
uue. ~,te eHllogIns huber aud tbuhet. a. II fhcy
had bccn the Nsrtabie nesrengcfs uf isie. Bui he
vision was kc hat Which The sleeper Obtains nhtn.
l,t inument. the gsirs Of in,rY-laud opened
be lore hlm. From The hundred. Of cauepu wbrrh
senl ioflh death ON zach sise suth daud Of smoke
aru,e rs sion rendered nfyecis ndstneti aud when
The mu'kelty began TO play every living and dead
ihIng on The saflh's surface wa .hriuded under a
canupy ol gray mi.i Il were idle 90 one filing tie
hgmblc situation which did Ia attempt suylhiug
like Description Of great battle especially such
hafIs n ibal Of Wactluo. ffsm the ip.tant that
The 6uug hee.ms general a Va. 20 inc dark and
pb cure, he, ond ihr d.isncs Of lew hundred yatds
from the spell on 81 hioh stool, indeed. II only
by the cca'eloss ftaf o. fhe whfsliug OF shd and
shell around mr.. hat knew nj tmc, that aud
thoso car ne we're playing part IN Inv gave
game OF life and death pr The oivalfr. unlike The
Iuiantty, came iulo plNy only by hus and siaf';
and They hnsc patiently 10 su.taiu ihe fury Ola
cannouade. In ~Ateh they cnn eHer M frs'tsne'.
aud onl ullhe range ot Winch they not permitted
10 move The-LieAf Drs.aop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

NEW IDEA FOR A slGN-D.y. the anon,
India Rubber manufacturer. of Maiden Lane Nv,
York has an lndls Rubber Tree growing h.fnre III.
uoof vi his warehouse, "nIch ntiracts gtrst d.aI
Oh attention ifon The nssset. by II ssall ia he
one OF The most luIurant and beautiful Of The Kind
some OF The leaves are loht aud a half long. and
exceedingly rich BALI Sun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

another fresh supply oil new and roPn'f %
Amongst the lstest will he found Ma"
Cour.hiP. with splendid illustrations cno,s
running over with fun; The Lord Of The wa
II iierberf, The Cor.air Of Cnsco B'' OF
"a"ehler. nv II Inrrahnp. ESQ; Cee"''
me Young Lady who had finished he
Inc Picture Gallery Of The new and OH
splenbid nfhir
p. As n farther ndncemeni l"
VIII cav thot yon will be eranfcl ~"
Genmi'e An'in fat, N,ilor him',b ~'Vi,
CAUTION-None genuine unle', INV
LoR's. lhsy have I wo Ta.el. on the LH'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

MARRIED On Thursday evening lSrk
hv Rev WILLIAM WALLACE. Rev S,wc1
WALLACE. II Concord Oh,nla NJ" " RGEr1E1l
daughter oflhos JOHNSON E,q Of I'M, ciiy Cd a
On T-n,'dav la.i. Nv rho Rev. c. T. W.
Nj. BAZALEEL PrMPllREY 10 No. AZ
BALDWIN. MI nj ths CITY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

" DAVID TOD, the Loco'oco candidate FOR
Governor Of Ohio, was, during $40. ono Of The bu.
" ""ar''l dan. who promulgated the nfamou,
White Slave" SANDER against The lamenled liar,
n'on The people will mark him,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

CoNGRFSS.-D; Dnno.n'. bin pto,din, 4, =
el"'ii"n 81 Presldcnt and Vicc Pr..nlen, -.
'ntn" day throughout lhe Unian. paued Tho -
house On the 18Th, al 10 81 + vii orc 49,
pa's The Senate
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

The Charleston Mercury declsr, Iba,.v
"dead aud he Will only be snpnor.J o,,, -" ou'e"
purpose OF preventing the Dem,crs,'o -, me
un,nns on and elocIns any oher man w. from
VII DC able 10 eftec! IN lhs vay ,sn,',. "',' "ey
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

S'FiNG'-'Wa,ht that waste Of powder
''" u'' H'hman 10 kenmcklsn, who had iu.t
drought coon 10 the ground with HI. rife, from
"se fee. why .o' nsked The hunter Sure
'he TALL would a kilt him itself
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

We arr tod inlh' fefau eIaa 5....
The lou ct Rep"'ehia' ,e.. an rhs r r. n ~
'ha' Mr. h''me. of { wrapped =" ND
afonnl bim. aod silently yielde8 Ia ~ - ''ai Il
lhe parry -lhs fep'flef 'huk. i.I.#,,.. a'leas
'"'i'n'e o. 'f.'f'' fall at lie hos. -. , 'asi
saJus'-il,I Gastre Famps,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

lime KEEPERS.-A single manniucloty in the
cry OF Ne" York makes, furnishes AID sells eye,v
week one hoasand eiockl all good and AZ II !.
"'u' hespng excellent lime There are great
'y u he CLOCK factories IN the country; aud II
appears 10 rs that before long. The article ,,ll h..
multiplied th.t there will moi he enough "a, ,h.r,
vi 10 do-ihere Will be tune enough Tor Them
all 10 keep L Ga.eue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

CCYTHES AND SICKLLS-Ths SUN
y has just received
80 dozen Shaw's sick les.
Is do RIgby Sickles. .cyo
Is do Newton's Darling's select eis" scy(
30 do do do ersos
do Hindsdale K Beard.leys a.
a. de Scythe rifles,
30 do do stones
do do sheds, =, ~
Together with a gene raj as'or''neTT,, ynen(
ware and Cutlery, consisting al 1,,s-@
tools selected from tho best nanuiac.o,avni
Locks, Latches, Hinges and Screw,
thing in the Hardware line for the c''''
house, which he Will sell at ye:Y , x
may ~ Sih
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

pafa,al. called Tho S,iphlJe
I'd m Eag'nn which can he oo.s. zen Owed
instantly Vi'hani moving eabef hsa'l and ~
1ne 4 ger doc. IL tolek =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

The people al Tho Saulh are not by any means
nil pi one oFln'on As t. the pt,puely II AuhcIng
TeIis To the Uuln. The Cherap Gas,ac lat an.
stance nne ol he ahlest country p4pcrs VA : ,nIh
Cafoun, and warmly attached 10 the polincal pm
eples aud fortunes ol Mr.. Calhoun commenting u
poH the Ifsaly document says
"Hereafore our Information ha. heen too limited
10 permit to mike our mud fully upon the ancs-
ton; huI ncw. With the lights before Us we M lon
ger hesitate or doubt. but declare emphalIcally
that We are against tn. annexation of TrIas under
present crcnm'iancesneithet do NC tIuuk II would
be 10 tie interest al Tho SonIhern portion Of lin.
Conledefaey, So long Texas cat reiam her m
delsndenee mud the Institution OF saye,y. 10 se.ire
TINT she should come within the pale OF our
laws"
Ihi' paper argues IN insof of lis position Of great
lenglh. testing principally upon The consideration
that the admission OF Texas would maternity nJu
the Souihomu States. and involve u, ia coNarIly
Mar with Metieo-- Er,niHc Po,
MIR CLAY AND c. JINGERsOLI.-rr-
lfacl from III, Washington cares poldence 81 the
Pnlladeiphla L. ) G zette.
hon VIII observe thai {. J. Inecrsoll la. felt
himself anlh'rI'ed 10 charge Mr. Clay with runnne
race o. iepudla'n ri protection l., hume indus.
ny "dh Mr. Van BGren. Thls lsa .cfinr. cba,,e
Mr.. Clay was IN the House .C Reprr.en,.ti,c.
Yesterday when Mr., lnger.oll Gaming no and add
ressng hun, Mr.. {. said. "Mr lnrer,oll hy ,,hnt|
authority do you say that have fepudr.l.d or
abandoned lho principle Of proieciioni" Mr.. /. re.
phed, upon the authority Of , genllemnn n ,n,,g.
nlfA personal friend Of yours and high tariff man
VINO informed me that he had seen letter written
by you
Mr. Clay; 1t ia lalsehaod. MY ,peeche. Al IN,
''ne' my speeches and letters since prove the con
II arv.
Mr. The gentleman who informed me did
"o see The ie'Ier, but received hs information from
enc who had seen the letter and /, u worthy friend
OF yours. '
MI Gle" ~ Gentle, Turk or Christian. p,,.
sem my compliments to him, aud say thai tn. sh,,p,
IL ni'erll untrue, and tell him to produc. The lei
ter. ~
Inc above Is The substance. md n, near =, c,n
be reooec1ed. the very words 81 the conye,,a,,,n
All Ihget'oll has made the chaige. he mn,t nov
pr odnce The proof or relfacl n. douht nat he .,l
You VIII observe that he relic. entirely on hs,ts,y
aud second hOnJ evidence. and even ,hs, Will fail
him a. '"''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

\ IN =. d'eelieset In lie 49,.
learned fh.tnalag' ~I.h = view g.. I'd
VIVA kad "f people ara jhaa o5.. .l' 2 N
1ls'ne.s and Ben',alehcs equa.l. 80 -.
de''l poll 'Ibe'c. mad1m. ar. H.. a'' r
Ill viii kindoe.s' 'ie lefs5n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

The Argus attempts 10 throw nGtuc Americani.m
apon The Wings of Wheeling 1t all not do Il
Is not ifue. They are no more Of The nstive Amer.
can school here than they are IN Philad, pbia. here
The natiV' American rar,y is pretty equally divided
between Wings and Locos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

II didh' Ike The minister. ernon l,., S,i... .,
D.uH IKE u brother A. WHY .,u ,,,,
1oul'"g assent TO every proposition Of ,hs na,,,pg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

LATEST DATES -
From Baltimore MAY IS Liverpool April ~
~ toei wafer IN the Chnnn, R,ns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18
PORT OF Elu WHEEL
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Arrival and Departures Of Boah for IA,
hour rnduIg yesterday al o'c!ccs. ?. v
LRRIvAts
II s ThlhndeauI. Cincinnati.
Majestic, do.
CuIirr. d..
tur,slr, do.
New Era. Mobile.
Orrhon.. Nashville.
Rndnph ST Louis
Lehlgh. ID.
Llile Pike. Pittsburgh
New York, do.
Indiana, d.,
Belfast, do.
Brunette. do.
pnrAsruRks
Brunette. Cincinnati.
Indians, do.
New York, Nashville.
Lliie Pike. 81 Lour,
II : ThbodeanI, Pltsbursh.
I.hiFb do.
hsi,.tir do.
New Era. de-
Rod ,lph. do
Cutler. do
Pns,lr. DO
Ofphrus. Do
Belfast. d..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

HANDSOME BOOkS-We observe our neigh.
hof Hns~el hn'y IA packing aquanilty Of very su-
petior Blink Books on inquiry Ne find that The,
were manufactured nj hs establishment by James
NJ. Ewing, ot The Superior aud County Courts OF
TlYlar County W, usc the term superior bnoks
for in every sense ct lilo word they are snch--rhe
material. used and HE lasc displayed IN the mspu-
fae'urc give iben thu elegance and durability
which superarive degree can alone de scribe
Our loco TOGO nelehhou express The belief that
my loco loco vii run ahead Of he Wmgr Ifrhev
do not. il viii not because they have mol experience
IA running, n' liz 0haIe parry appear 10 be running
n1w, like butter before hol fire
The steamer New Ira arrived hero yosieria on
her way 10 Pittsburgh. from Cincinnati Ii in 40 hour.
fa.n'og Tune Tn, i.lb- quickest mp ever made.
weate 'ude6lel To the fast and elegant ,ienmer
Rod"'ph Tor l,ie Cincinnati pape,.
We learn That The duel between Prenll.. and
Robbins. that was supposed Ia hsye taken place ut
flcksbureh lnelv smicahy adjusted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

EGERFON AND MRS EDWARDS Our
readers viii remember lie assas,luaton uf tx, non
the artist. and Mrs. Edwards. beauuiul woman
With whom he lived, near The eiy OF MrUro. sonc
Iwo years SINCE. In our last news from Mctoo, We
stated that The marderers had been pGnishcd We
have seen gentleman ditecl from lhs city, Who
informs Us that There were four persons connected
With The nufder,and contrary 10 The fra impre.ion
They We're sill Mercan,, aud lhen object was
plumber Oh The assassins NO Were hung, another
IS Imprisoned lot al unknown tenn of years IN one
Of The dungeons oi The Acordada. aud Tie fourth
Who was 10 have been hahged made hl. escape-
y 0 Pc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

Arrival and DEPARTURE Of Boats for me e
hours, rndmg yesterday al o'cl1ca. P. " =
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-26

d C. WASHINGTON, Psnnsyluania avenue be-
LII. toeea 9Th and 10Th streets, has just received his
spring supply of fancy and staple Dry Goods, equal
style and VARIETY to any other stock in the District
a,aeM " e,t I FANCY GOODS. n r@E.r sntI
Elegant Silks in great variety, from 50 cents to ~
watered figured, and plain Black Silks, large supply
Plaid and and striped Silks, light spring co6rs
Wool Balzarines, most fashionable style ises'
Silk and Wooden Bazarines, "a new and beautiful
Mousselines de- Lame large supply in great variety
Colored Bereges, of every style and quality y
Silk striped Bereges, every color and quality ~
French Lawns, very best quality ta:,
Lace striped Ralzarines and Lawns tf5,,t
Ginghams French and English Chintza, &c. 40
silk and Satin Shawls and Scarfs, splendid article
sBerege Shawls and Scarfs, every style and price
Elegant embroidered Thibet and Mohsselne Shawls
Fancy Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, &c. ,lcs.tA, ..T}
~ s $tT'sr ea1its'sTAPLE 'coops sieHtiflea
+ 2cases super and medium Irish Linens, Richard
sons celebrated, warrantedp pure and, very cheap
/ lease Wrights very superior, for American market
90 pieces IA for pillow cases II. ,ele
40 superior Damask Table Cloths, from to 12-4siH
10 pieces Russia Table Linen, durable and cheap
n article E'''' III" = 4tia
DamasE Napkins, Linen fTowellipg, &c. L''"H
1874 and lO-4 Russia and Irish Sheeting e. t.us
Birdeye and Huckaback Diaper -Fht#
Russia Diaper and long Lawns y 4 tetl'Hn
In Short every article OF the KIND usually required
for housekeeping. fifts iietk 3,tio4a.I ,''s
,,r -, 3..i IN pomEsrIcs. ,t,,,t,&s tns a,atlt
Super and medium undressed Longcloths expressly
for shifting 4. s,.a,ott t,,s .,ts,ty..oi-y ~
10 bales ga "A, and 7-8 pnbleached Cottons, st9
"A general assortment Of goods for boys wear
..s, /. i I; FOR eENTLEMEN's WEAR, ,sEssa
20 pieces blue, black, and fancy colored English and
French Broadcloths ,,tfn III"
Blue, black, and fancy colored Spring Cassimeres
Satin, Masceilfes, and other vestfngs @''sa" "
Satin Mousselne, and other Scarfs, very rich and
!, lbeautif,li 4 IN ~ tjtfn tiaH aiL,genHh i'aH
large supply of Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, BIC.
The above, together with every other article I'm
the dry goods line having been carefully selected at
the different markets at the Nortby customers may
confidently rely on finding them as cheap as,at any
other establishment in the District ..,..ig din
mar d. VT f. c. WASHINGTON !
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-26
. MARCH 25, 1914

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