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

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tihNiih ARu0IE FoR n Nvfn
: WAX 70 5Hs, uaHaa##sse.. m s.6.....
- tg,,''9 = " = 3 q Ihfl>ON. la Ni.5.
n i'e'e H." A. nso lie sa., l..l.......f.
s5a'''f lia' m DE tf.Iera eIle.. Ht,r ~, 49,.
p.sse '' 'He i-ff.Hfa sst Panama las. N. .A..6
sa'aY saretof and cheaper Gu
ieeYe fhe.r afirrs eatI4. =. ias.s# lfAr.-.z.
gtrai itHuHa '.e" 10
ia'F M a..1aa hsuj l4ffs ,i.,l .f ,.,.
'afefor Wool HATS. The baaa.ain,.i .,l.,l. -.
lae And ever bfaugis Ia .,, cry. and ,rt, 10.
may 10
haf rus Az GHitoass.s Hos ef ld, .sg...,,.-
sLNskt ~ hui auI I.ale i. LII.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

DADDlNGS. Canvass, Sewing md Waddng
Threads Cnrds Linens. Frlnr.-. Xerhyt SILK
and Cotton Hosiery Srrnw. Gimp; Back Brown md
White Holland; Brush ard American PRINTS; a
large stock col'd Cntpet Chain; Cotton Yarns. Jus
receiving by Zap IL MMl tRAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

IkU 81 EEd' 3ALE.-By virtue Of a decd f
trust executed IA the subscriber by RrcloG
Of record = the clerks Office Of OHIO county,
mall proceed an tse 18Th day Of lnnc 81 at tn.
front door Of The court house Of Ohio county, 10
sell To The highest an4 be i bidder, all that part
Of .ot No l17) one hundred aud seventy four,
on thc North slde OF Zanc street IN Int or Md
die WhcchnY which hes Wcst of the bt K house
winch one Taylor lntcy dcrnncd, and whirh
was occupled IN Tie year lsi1 by ohn John o.
Neal aud ~hlch pa OF salG iot Included the
brick house ON the west Of the iol aud the aile}
adjoining sand house, md has from twenty rl.ht
TO thirty feel 'front.' and runs back tir snnle
width, the full depth OF SAID lot 10 the alley IN
the reat.
FERNS made known on the day Of sale.
may ~ IJhEOB. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

- CHESTS snp'r snper G1nro~der, Imperial
- and Young IIy-on Teas; 30 bags prme RIO
Coffee; so doz White aud printed Granite Teas,
singl, md IN seb Granite and edged Plaie'.
srlendd assorimen VIII he sold nj he least po'sib
advance ny Zap B. G. MURRAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

g. e. 1911 t.l.i So
.4.,
u #nfLR3.
4. -. p. s44.e1. fs..r
So
ar# re CO H4f'G
4zs .z=t. .ah.= Ha, among
n. -rr - 'a' Towns q
Y -s-.l Sc. iu'I 1ass'ra
a, sa aaeaaf o.eai s.n,n 1,
lsa dc s.l,ase ea'che'. silver
,r' ~. 6sfa1.d Ifrine ~atshfs'
N 4s e. - CHAINS dn Fob do'
NJ CAME tuame sar-
! Fna s-s.., pms. 30 to : f1r'r
s5f do 9hlI' staaz. aa
.tf. hf 9afa krY- - %
E : 5a. 49,. prs. steel an aiI,
Y 49, sfrmaa silver and rteeI
t1 .sH. .#.trfsnd haree 20 'pee acc
" +. 6fT ssraan slfef pcnglH.
|# ,f9s liable spoons. do ] "a d.
s., yer iaols spoons. Do do
|eS = '@
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

NDOsTSCRIPT-O HElskELL IL no"
4 Receiving his second supply OF SUMMER
GOODS, which are direct from The Emporium oi
Fashion in New York All wanting fnAhiohabe
md Cheap Goods viii Fin! the best selections al hl'
s.ofe on The corner oil Market aud Union ST.. All
ho nsks Is n call Particulars IA a few da}s'
may ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

n BIS cold pressed CASTOR OIL. ln.i rec d
y and frr sale by OLIVER PRYOR
mar 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

.str--r.e saa,crhet onsf' faf 80
ph ~ ~ NfMN0 WErHFRS m reol
"a Term, Apry 10 YIN Csls Oh
! 1gs8fioifetut,crlher iu Wheeling
9'. } ; sllRlNGR.
ni
..,ffrg-,j ~. Of VARIOUS grades IT,
...5n Jrco ~
u JHFORSYTH & 90.
- p1WpfR-lO0 ksgs RIDE and
X ,.P..8s,.ln,I5tea and iaf sale ~
y III FORSYTH a co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

NIRGIN1A-tN cnANcERY-Anp heldior
ln ibo Clerks Office OF the Circuit rule Is
Court Of f.aw and Chnneery for the county Of
OHIO, IN the month Of March 1911
Henry Moore Trustee Of the late Fbenezer Zane,
Complainant.
npliust
Sylyanns Toihrop and Mary Zane. dow
and admlnlsfratriN OF Ebene7er Zane dee 4 aud
Edmund p Znne. Eugene G Zane and Mary
Anna ZANE, chi drcn and heirs At law IF tho
sud Fhcnezer /ane DsfeHdnpts.
The complainant having lied an amended and
supelomental bill. and tho dcfendani I.oihrop
moi having entered Is appearance and gwen
-ccur''Y accar linz 10 the act Of assembly and
the rules Of his court, and u appe'rlng by sat
iefacforY proof fhathe is not m lnhahitant Of
thc commonwealth OF Nirania--On Iiotlon OF
complainant is ordered that The sad defendant
10 aHrrar here on tie 6rst day Of thqnext term
AMI aa-sver the SAID amended and supplemental,
aud original bills and that COW Of thls order
bee forthwith in-ertcn in some newspaper prinied
m The city Of Wheeling for two months sncc.s-
slvelg. and n9-ted attho front door ofthe court
house cf OHIO county. \ copy teste,
ALEX T LAlDLEY elsrk.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18
CLOTHING srnnr

WINS IAN hANNERER te.peesu1y m
Y fofm, hf. lricnt. and The ssl.I,, - -.
fpnlsNed ffafn d., I'D ,ani to Parton. 60, =
t'st'f "ppe.ite Tho Tttyfsta ll1i.i. Man .f,..f
Where he has - hand ,ad Intend. Leepla- , 49,.
~ oi READY MADE CLOTHING. eo,.,,,.'.s
% faH " me ftrck anil bf,., c,.i. cia,b mr.
'net pa''ne. 4e Six Msucile. and Sal, w.,
bsshHin' siyle' Ciafh. Cs.rnsf, C.anef ana
Sumner r'ut' Al'o Stock. Crasai.. Shir. GI,,,,
.'ss,h,t VIII sArIef, Of Fauoy Goods, GUSTAV
WIN d"ns ~ "tdsf IN ths faa,i nfanft 49,
FASHIONABLE MANNER rhe pnbI4, ar. ~,
viz 10 EiNs Inn rail. =. hey VII h. ars,grn.
'ai'f in TIE he,l 'yie anJ ~ Inc eh,ane.rfsf.s
- I-1m rKAN,,,rprn
sLACk BLIE BLACK CLOTHS.
Sour ~ Tho bel h7rsain. 20 BI4r Rl,rt
'ath' ever e3efoJ "a ibf- patl,tat
mar p SfNStkEY RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18
PAINTING.

II CRIMSON ~ null. HOUSE. SIGN AND
Ii ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, No 1913 West
SIDE MAN 81, are always prepated "iIli The lest
worklneu and material 10 execute all orders IA Their
llnc. in The bc.l style and Mt the lowest raics
Every description of SIGN PAINTING Or
GLIDING done IN the h-4' mannef. tiny 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

WV. FLEMING.
WHOLESALE GROCFR
FORW ARDI>G AND COMMISSION
ERCII Mt,
Monroe ST WurrtISa Va
NJ lFAt HE'D & BROWN Nt'SIINS Blown
D Dnllmps. Carton flprpels fat sal, rhtnp nj
ap AlfN. ROGERS, No 40. Waterst
4 SPLENDID IOr OF SArrINErS Of oil
u colofs. Kentucky and Angelo Jeans for ,ns
Ia" W ALIEN ROGERS.
april No 10 Winter srr.ci.u
SnlA CROSS DONNELLY'S MATCHES. 10
1<U3V sale At manufacturers prices by
nr30 OLIVER PRYOR Ininn 81
AODL-The snb.cuhefs Will purchase
w WOOL the ensuiug scasun, and pay
nrrording Ia quality md condition. the highest
market rates. II CASH, on delivery nj our ware.
hon.o Man Street. iev door4 SOUTH OF its
Acrc, ui, aud Mechanics Bank.
sp26 MkEE & 90.
tAWS--SANL NEIL hus ln.i received. e
~ R'~lands improved qualify, Mlu, Cfos, Cut,
aud Pm SAN. hp II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18
On BACs mo COfFEr, re..It,d m

RISII La',-. llnen lawn. Linen camA6t
U md 1nen C'nhff utke. Ru.,ia sb.susy.
popof' Gfn'h. bu,laps liolland.. &e Jn.i rec
tnI ~ .nLe ~ La-nL 80 q ~ IIL-I .rga.Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18
200 boz. PAIN HATS.

~ bFT1Nl III I 4 II.
moy Is 6 eopy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08
RICHMOND, FRIDAY, MARCH s.

NJ We arc compelled TO divide the Address Of tn
Central Committee 10 the People oil Virginia into tw'
portions We must administer IL TO The Wings II
broken doses We commend to tie Readers attention
The first portion of the Address, which appears il
,his mornings paper. AS tie Richmond Wing says o.
Mr. WiIlourhbv Newtons letter, the reader will be
,mnly repaid by peru,al.'' The first part is dedi
c,,ej 10 the disingcnuous tactics Of the Wings
The witnesses are their own addresses IN ~, 40 and
"A and their own cecor in 40, their own rcprcscn
ta1iyc in "a, Willoughby Newton, Esq II ashcs thei'
.w,ni If candorr a nd their former contempt for p5
cal .honesty," with whip of scorpions. If We may
adopl the words which the Wing organ uses IN relation
to the partial and incomplete statistics of the Whig
Merchants in relation the tariff, we recommend ste
the Wing Clubs Wing Speakers, ana Wing Party Of
Virginia"
Few productions more vigorous, more pungent moro
orrumentative. and conclusive, have emanated from
the pcn during this whole campaign than the Address
which we have the honor Of singing this morning as the
Chairman ofthc Central Committee We tell the people Of
Virginia openly and frankly that the means anu 'nea
sures of the Wing leaders as objectionable - the!l
political principles. We must arrest such system OF
action, and prevent lis repetition OF .lc '5" an. e'a
ted character of the State will he cclipse' Nothing i,
so well calculated produce this eject as such expo
slions as the following paper
The second part of the Address will appear Tues
day-and will be dedicated to a rapid review Oh The
Wing Creed as il is developed in the Address oil then
rcccnt Convention Chat Is 10 saw in the chronological
order Of their Addresses of 49, 10, i3 and a. Address
No. a. 1t will also appeal TO the People on The i'm
portance of the Spring election their State concerns
on the election Of L. s. Senator al the next session
of,hc Legislature in place OF Mr. ves, and to the re-
cessity of ndisso!ubc union, and tic immediate and vi
gorons action Of The Republican party.
The Central Committee are determined to DO then
duty 10 the best of their abilities in this important stage
of their counrys history. They intend 10 DO all in
their power to dsperse the cloud that is darkcnns the
horizon Ii Rome must fall, they al least will be M
noccnt~ If H. Clay is TO be elected in some lstarrcd
hour the President of the L. States, it shall not be ow
ing to heir apathy their neglect They will gave an
example in their own persons Of the great Importance
which Mey attach 10 the election-and they hope in
some measure TO strengthen By their earnest exeron'
the awakening energies OF all their friends We address
ourselves to every Committee man, 10 every Candidate,
10 and every Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

SANDS SARSAPARIf.LA-'rhe Aborsnes of America pos
- seed know edge of the healing which in
surpassed that Of civilized By studying Nature they be-
initiated IN her and The she pointed out was
invariably followed Their remedies obtained from the
acting perfect harmony with
raj laws, powerful removing and controlling disease II
ns sands Sarsapala purely vegetable preparations
the system IL harmoniZes and with mcdca-
lr'x nature or preserving principles by lis diseased action
suhdned and the vital enabled perform their
tons. Indigestion dyspepsia obstinate diseases Of the skim
such as salt reu rinswom cad head and other similar dis
scrofula kings engagements the
glands and other affections safely and certainly cured BY its
use.
papers.
Prepared and old wholesale and RETAIL and TOR exploration
by A. B. SANDS co. Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
ngs, No 23 Broadway of Chambers street. New York
Sold in Richmond by the AGENTS A. DUVAL Co.. in Peters
by ROSSER ANDERSON, Norfolk by NJ A. SANTOS,
and by Druggists generally the principal cities In the u s.
Price, 81 per bottle-G bottles for S.
RT CAUTION Be paricula. ask for s.Snss sarsapa
rilla and take NO other. March S-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08
By the Gorernor Of H;rginia.

" ~ ~.
WHEREAS. il has been represented the Executive. tina
w Thomas Blackwell, charged with the murder Of his fl
Robert Blackwell of Gnenbus county, has He'd from JUS
ce, and large Therefore, James Mcdowell
Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia 10 hereby offer re
ward Of one hundred dollars who vii
apprehend the said fugitive, and deliver HIM the Jail of M
nenburs couniy and reqe all officers, civil and military am
request the people of the Commonwealth generally 10 use tei
hest eSeons for his arrest that he may be dealt with a the aw
directs.
nnder hand Governor and under the lesser
of the Commonw wealth, Richmond, this seventh day o
l'Eal March, in the wear 1914. IA. MCDOWELL.
Thomas C. Blackwell five inches high
about twenty years old with light hair large blue thin vi
thick lips and large upper front teeth has few cckes
his face and the left side of his neck, and ps slight
~ in speaking. lie is believed TO be in Tennessee.
March 97-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08
, .o....,oa, ,owords fraternaI rights

ltv and encroachmen, towards fraternal rights
against the nroads that anatcsm or aVarce OF party
in the dom'neer'ng sp'r', OF Po%esaul ",y
ncons,derats memorials here to dissolve that haowed
non on acc ,unt of one of the compromises which LED
10 IL and above ALL beware how petitions are encon-
ragged, which, under the dis.resses OF war; formerly
we're coofned to faction and died their way hlthcr
= the news of peace Beware how such petitions are
now encouraged to stalk into this very hail. from Stale
Legislatures and urge to unsete the great comPro
mses on which the Union itself rests, and which, II
ptostraed may lead not only to separation out scenes
of border warfare, if not serve coniagraton and car
mage such as never before crimsoued the pages OF ms
tory,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

SPRlNG SUPPLY OF HATS, &c-The subscribers respect
- fully 10 the public that they are now ecevIn!
Spring supplies Of Goods such Beaver Nutra, Moeskn
Brush, and Plain Russia Fur Hats Also Panama. mems ant
boys coocd and white Leghorns with general variety oil rain
Leaf Hats from low price To the finest IN market
Having, during the Winter disposed Of pretty much our rh'
stock of Goods hand and intending in future 10 give peo
attention the latest styles they out We sha
short time, o manufacture together win our recrp
from ether markets. be enabled 10 offer 10 dealers ana Others one
of The desirable stocks of Goods IN their line ever "ee'
in market.
We invite purchasers Ia rall and see M WIN me prom'se a
we will do onr hest to supply them on good terms
JOHN THOMPSON L Co, No. To-, Main street
N,,cha q,-,.iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
cDDINC STncK

WE the most general assortment Of gents
w ladies' misses chldren's Boots Sips Ties &C.
Eastern Bfosans. youths, boys and gents.
Servants and chdrcn's cheap Shoes
Peeged Boots and Biogans. in variety
And also manufacturing, ladies' and gents slips and
Boots in the most durable manner.
solicit call from all who wish buy by the package
PAIR lowest cash prices determined 10 sell
cheap for cash, approved paper.
LEONARD & CO.,
No. %, Main ST. one door below R II. Jenkins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08
InlmLle Guckinaham Propertn tor

an TUESDAY the I2ih March, 1914 fair, If III,
~ day thereafter the town OF Curdsve, we sla
positively SELL public auction, 10 the highest bidder that va
attached some or of Land minute description
examine for themselves Capt William -. Cooke will take plea
exposing machinery To the Inspection Of any one w'
NAV view The Is good and som,
think il one Of the the upper country for Cot
Wooen Factory and into ethc! of which the Mills NIGH
be- easily converted house being large and commoiioS
Though the present high repue the city ot Rich
nond repair and may he worked 10 advantage lh'
terms VIII ne accommodating and made known The day
sale. GASNAVAl. PHAl 4, COOKE * 90.
March 97-ai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08
Tuesday, March 5, 1874.

Mr. CHOATE presented resolutions passed by the
Legislature of Massachusetts, in favor of the pton
of measures for the establishment of Congress of Ma
tons for the amicabe adjustment of all International
disputes Also, resolutions in favor OF making indem.
nifty for French spollations prior 10 1900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

GROUND PLASTER-from the 'l.ub.c" Mills, for by
~ DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Agents for the Manufacturer.
March g--3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

A TEACHER WaNrED.-one who well recon-
N Latin and Greek, with
branches EdIcaon, VIII find agreeable
ton aud wages. Address H. W., Warsaw,
county, Vir.ina.
March Git
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

IIARPER'S ILLUMINATED AND NEW PICTORIAL BIZ
II BLE-Nn. = received for subscribers.
No : lllinan and Gibbons Rome .
The Navel said be equal in interest Ia the ays-
eries of Paris. Received at the bookstore OF ~
DRINKER & MORRIS.
Narchs 97-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

AUTHENTIC PARTICULARS
The shocking .1ec,d.n board me fr'aeto"-iH
Death of tco Cabintt Ministers and three other "ts'
tinguishcd Persons -, VIII,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

NEAR -FOUR HUNDRED PlANOSThc subscriber has solo
hundred Piano fores within the last eight years
and has vet that he Sold bad oeand II
perchance should wond he suffered 10 be kept b!
The purchaser well aware that hr sac Of sing,
would do him much ORDERS adftsSed 10 t
subscriber, III he promptly attended Ia t. 7. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, Va
RI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

~ their assortment of Modern American Pnbl'ca
ons complete, comprising The most valuable
approved Works Theology, Law and Miscellaneous Lite
raure which additions constantly being made
School Books variety.
Country Merchants Teachers supplied the most
favorable terms.
OF every description made TO order, and EindnE
Of every variety Bndery The best manner
March 95-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

! The u. s Marines.
Morgan R,lemcn of Georgetown, Captain Duvall
Mechanical R,Aemen Of Washington, Captain Nc
Cleland
! Union Guards of Washington, Captain Hardness.
/ Independent Grays Of Georgetown, Lieut.. Hill.
National Blues of Washington, Captain Tucker.
Washington Light Infantry, Captain France.
Mount Vernon Guards CT Alexandria, Captain Sny
| der.
| Potomac Dragons, Captain Mason.
T. S Light Artillery, Major Rnggod.
Besides these companies the Columbia Artillery
under the command Of Captain Buckingham, were sta
TONED on the West terrace of the Capitol, and free
minute guns as the mournfu cayalcade approached
the Capitol detachment of United States Artillery
also fired minute guns, when the procession reached
that portion of the avenue, ntersected by Fourand-a
half street. Minute guns were also fired by the Com
mandnnt Of the Washington Navy Yard. And, when
the bodies reached the Congress Buryng Ground, and
were there deposited in the public vault, and the el
eous services were ended, The military fired several
volleys, in honor OF the dead
We cannot close this statement of the public solem-
mites Of the dav, without noticing, what struck us
with peculiar effect, the appearance, IN the mournui
line of the honest and respectable body oil Mechanics
attached TO, end residing near the Navy Yard, who
spontaneously forward TO render thus last tribute
of respect 10 the memory of their beloved ex-Com-
mandant kenncn who s numbered with the unloriu-
nate and illustrlous slam.
II falls not within our province 10 attempt any thing
like religious Improvement of this distressing dlspen
sation of an inscrutable Providence. That will be
performed more fifty by those whose place calls them
to the sad duty. To us may be permitted, however
nay, were unnatural and unbecoming wholly TO for
bear-the preston of those thoughts which calam-
y that fills all hearts with grief calls up IN every
mind. And may not say, that in this catastrophe,
the sudden removal of President Harrison, there
is obvious rebuke of that spirit of Wanting conn
dence which certainly forms shade in our character
as people That arm which has both uPlfted and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-15

JAYsE's ExPEcToRAsT.--No other medicine will
remove mucns or pus from the throat 50 thorough,
iy as this. Il efectually oosens the coaguisted
masses from the membrane which lines the traehls'
and at every cough the patient will bring up Por-
lions OF the disengaged matter. Ia all complaints
of the pulmonary organs even where nature seems
10 be making no effort to throw OF the disease
Jayne's Expec;orant imparts vigor to the machine-
ny of respiration, ard enables them to dls'nosmoer
themselves of the distractions which had impeded
their free operation. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Pleurisy---n word, all diseases of pulmonary
nature, yield to this preparation If properly ad-
ministered.
Prepared and sold at No. 90 South Third street
PbiladeIphis and sold by g. & C. w. Doll, Mar
tinsburg, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-15
KEEP YOUR EYES ON II!
FOR BARGAINS, GILL ON
|. g. |. ASH,

NEARLY OPPOSITE BOAK'S "MARTINS-
BURG HOUSE"
WHERE your wants are sure 10 be satisfac.
w torily supplied. The attention of purchs.
sers is directed TO the following low prices OF Goods
to be found constautls hand at their store
Their stock consists Of the following articles:
Close Body Goats from 50 to Sl6
Frock Cents from Sc to SIG;
Vests from 81 IS tie $3-worth S.
Pants from 81 to Sail sorts and sizes of the
latest fashion;
Shirts from so cts. to sl-worth 81 so;
Drawers, so CTS; Bosoms, 81 ellsworth SO;
Silk Cravats from e. 10 to 81;
Satin Cravats, $2-worth So;
Handkerchief, Suspenders, Socks;
Gentlemen and Ladies' Gloves from IL l-2 to
IS ellsworth 81 l-2;
Caps; full assortment Ladies Hose, all colors
and sizes from % to 81 l-2 cts.
Also, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Candies, Backing,
&c. &c. Call and see for yourselves at |. Il L.
ASH'S CHEAP STORE. April III.