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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

ANAL EXPORTS FROM BUFFAro
FOX iof4.-The ella bcrale tables OFFICIALLY ne,
Pare,i by Collector Thayer and assisianis re-,
ne department al ALBANY, preseptibe eY,su,
VI me Cdpai Trade nj this place in dela;I a.
.ne IL !, we arranged a hasiy table of liz
G si business for the pas, season from a..
neps since ihe commencement OF navioa,ion
,s s spiine, and which varied bur ir,gs I,o,s.
sne weekly abstracts made or;but general rev.
Hion oi tpese abstracts by the canal ofIicerss;n,,
me canal closed, have afforded A (pII on, $50
MY 10 detect errors and arrange the arrS.,o
may ofhcial report--ihe LEADING fesnn,oYs
VIII, are exhibited below -Bv6alo g., az, OF
r PRODUCE, ETC, SENT FORWARDSU'
riour bbls IS ,fs0 Wheat bu' / 7ss,o4
rork SAT- Corn III 100
Beef 3S3ta O,,s iS529
AShes 1866 Rye #T 900
Wool lbs 2.642,Ils Barley ~'|i9
Cheese 2,30iS27 Peas a. a.
FPn aTsssd PSI ST Whisky gulIss9, Ssa
Glover and other .oo 40
seed 32iS, 4ss Star.s iho e,'Svx 100 10
tnrs peltrts Sol, JIG Timber IN Ss 100
Hops e2030 hon los 80, ls6
Ion w.. S0'i33 Lead, nis&br. I2a, 1853
Tbs W,4?y DRIED Fruit 1922
canal during the same period. were. y VIC
Mdze tons $3.50 Salt bbls Iss MA
Hides Hides lbs 9css22 HOPS lbs iaiss
TobSe. e?4le Whisky gals 4 992
Iron Ware tons LIZ Gypsum iSoGI9
Mineral Coal 1886 Leather 400
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

PERSISTED HOPES.


il oil the Just! companion Of the dead!
ere IS Thy home, and whither art thou dedi
K to its heavenly source thy being goes,
II as the comet wheels 10 whence he rose
a.. Campbell.
Twas a bright balmy eve,
The golden hing OF day,
Had took his parung leave,
Far IN the we'tern way;
The beauteous star OF night,
G'eam'd Ger earth and main,
And Nai1re bathed in light,
Seem'd 10 smile again.
Pale Cynthia DER the mountain,
Was shining afar,
Its pa'h like fountain,
Flow'd lovely and clear;
The sky was unclouded,
No sha low WIS stealing
Where Beauty walkd unshtouded,
Her sweetness revealing.
In moment II VANISHED,
That beautiful scene!
Like vision IL vaniSh'd,
With sturm clouds between!
The gloom 2aiher'd tbickly,-
The lightning was flashing,
And thunder roll'd 6eiceb-
The Wild storm was dashingi
Thus life in its morning
OF Youth is serene
Hopes fair smiles adorning,
Each object that's seen;
Joy flashes before us,
No cloud in,ervencs,
Hope lovely, reisns DER Us.
And The glass that we look through,
is clear and unstain'd,
And the scenes that we look to,
Young Fancy has tIan'j;
But The dream Is soon ovsE,
Ills desiin'd to Jade, Ea
Dark realI les hover,
The picture to shade.
The storm hurls each feature
or splendor away,
But the light DER glad Nature,
Will again cast its ray;
But when sorrow shall blight,
Youths fond cheIiSh'd bloom,
NO power then can relight,
IHeir path OF dark slComl
OF Tee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

MNulty was unier exam nation al Wash
ins,on with a view Of giving bail, bu, has not
done so, and, VIC presume, easnot.
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MR. CLAY

notwithstanding the intimations which
have been given IN this and other news
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The Peoples Candi dstes Tor ConnciIm.n
from the lndomitabe 4th Ward.
NJ NELSON, COFN
DrJAS TANNER, ! AMfCK.
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DAILY TINES.
THURSDAY. JAN -. Is4s.

VOLNEY ID PALMER, is nur au;horiz d
a-cn, Tor receiving Suh>c ipiionS and Advcr.
tisemco> tor the Wheeling Times aud G,zeue
His Offices are.
l6O Nassau street. Nee York.
Sd Pine street, Philadelphia.
Corner OF Baltimore s. Calvert streets Bal
tim re
10 State street, Boston.
MIR wJAMES, is Agent for The Wheel
ing Times and Advertiser and the Western
Va Times an' Gsz tie, Tor he Wrs'etn States
Iawa and Wi>cons IN, assisted by Moses NJ ek,
cf, James X Smnh T ID ut, q II Clm>loek
L Y Jennirg. and L Gardner SIM h.
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Drawing OF Delaware Lotteries
Glass ii
% IL 81 10 40 4 6S A 10 5 G So GO co
Lowest Prize 81.
Class I6.
30 % 81 &c 40 Is 50 81 i6 "a
Lowest Prize Slt
Drawings PokCmoke River Lottery.
Glass 10.
SO IL 60 90 10 80 IS &C IA 30 8 90
Lowest Prize 81.
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidate
Class 25
% SO Is % 90 10 So 8 80 III 27
Loves; Prize slO nett.
mes 70 - 5S Whole, $500 in the above vas
sold and The cash paid at sight. Ticket ON file
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CITY NEWS ROOM.
VuNHtS room, is nov completed and omen for
Il subscribers and Strangers, for whom il
forms the most desirable place of resort that
has ever been opened in this city. The Ro m
will be always we'll warmed and lighted every
evening except Sunday.
Boston, Baltimore, New York,
Washington, A lbany, Richmond
ppnilaneipo'a, Norfolk Harrisburgh,
rH'soutgh, rev orleans, Louisville,
nnaShViIIei 81 Louis, Indianapolis,
Detroit, Cincinnati Columbus
CltveIano ana large variety OF Other papers
file. TERMS 81 90. IAN On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EfeEg SIZE.

yHJuE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Tract oil
4 Land on which he resides, in the county OF camp
bell shout one and half miles irom Lyncbarg. adoin'
ing the Lands Of William Daniel, Jf ihis faei con-
ains q acres about 60 acres OF which are Ia woods
heavily tmbeted and az good TonAceo LAsp any in
Campbell county. The buildings are goods the dwell.
linz is framed house with SIX rooms four above ground
and two in The cellar and SIX Teplaces, the out buildings
are very good, three tobacco houses. gond framed
kitchen and snoke house, corn house shielded oa lhfee
sides for Stables and good negraes house with stone
chimney There is good orchard Of apple irees-two
hundred choice fruit ireesfhe cultivated Latds are
divided into five fields and three lots. II Is not nenes-
sary to say any thing more, ihose wanting to buy
will view or themselves will sell the entire Tract,
NJ part "a may suit purchasers. Will take pleasure
In showing the Land tommy person wanting 10 buy
DOUGLASS II. PuCKEIT.
March 2 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

MR. CALuOUN's FARM.--Mr. Calhoun. Ike
Mr. Clay and Mr. Webster, - fand Il agricultural life
and when engaged ia Professional duties he occupies
himself On hrs estate al Fen Hill About 30 cultivated
surround hrs nsnsianah1 other seeiians 81 his
grounds according the Express occupied with cat
Ton rofn. pas. and saruus other crUfs lie has dram
cd his grounds and introduced rotation Of crnpssecofd
ing 10 tie nport ola runiuitice VIM visited twin an
unrsampfd degree II success. he stock on ms iarn
consists uf hocs horses ard cattle II ao lo,d, and III
excellent condition lis negro huuse IS spacious sone
building 200 fsol long. divided into spacons and conn
Portable apartments. In al paris Of his estate he has ben-
ded the uset and ornamental. introducing admirable
isge with great horticultural taste aud beauty The
Agricultural Committee who examined tbs plantation
report thai furt I'LL has been under cultivation thirty
or triy years. There was very heavy crop nj corn
upon II. ard large number o pea WINS. and the con
dnelInn unlimited In the npands of the farm, the
committee lonnd cotton growing abundnnlly upon land
which had MI been great willie under cultivation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
ELECTRICITY AND A6mcrI1lrRr

The element which now promises to be turned 10 the
inorSssd nses 81 man, 10 the ST extraordinary wav
u electricity aud u all The which this marvellous
agent has hitherto been apt, none promises such re-
markable results as its application taagtcnWfe. Though
the principle had long been admitted thai electricity had
great eliecl vegetation, it IS nni until OF late that
aqy PRACTICAL app n such aid has been ATTEMPTED;
but from the results, well from the comparaiively
irhng cos OF the experiments which have been lately
made, we quite agree IA the conclusion Of London
Journalist. that the agent il likely before long Il,
podace as great revolution In agriculture as the steam,
~ngne OF spinning jenny. have effected in manufactures
very interesting experiment on somewhat conside>
fabs scale has just been made in the North Of Scotland
"a portion OF field u barley To which electricity was
applied, producing at the OF thirteen quarters and
nall to The acre while the surrounding land similarly
treated in all other respects produced the usual quantity
81 hive or SIX quarters To The eiecfricsed bar
ey weighing, moreover, lbs. 10 the bushe more than
sheo,her.
The mode in which the fluid is collected and eppled
ipiGenee The land rs very smpe.-Ihe field is Ovid
ed into ohlong squares, rs yards long and 10 wide
coSianlne, therefore. just acre At each of the
anges ol The square. pegs driven into the ground
and tTt sirpng iron wires eattached-communcatinu
with each hAcrso 10 form square OF wire and sunk
q inches below the surface; al two points directly ONO.
SHE IA The centre OF the sof sides Of the oblunr poles
are liked IN The gfound II feet heh and wire com,
Aunlratin5 With The cross eire beneath the suffice is
carried Mp oneu the poes and along he centre Of The
square 10 The other, down ich is conducted and Al.
'ached u the wire beneath the surface at thai ont
= The square being urmed rs 10 run from north 10
sauh, SO that this upper wire shall be at RICH, angles
With the equator. As considerable body Of electricity
Is geneaiej in the atmosphere and travels constantly
irlh east 10 west. viii the motion of the earth this
ifciriciiy IS attracted by this upper nrc aud commu
s,aed to those forming The square under the surface OF
Abe ssoana
u Is suggested. however, ihsl say quantity Of cleo
ff'y esn be generated by placing under The ground at
pahN IN the centre Of Of The longer sides of the
s'eg bag Of charcoal and plates Of zinc Of the point
decy opposite on The other sde connecting the two BY
wire PASSING oseT poles similar to those mentioned
30 The preceding account, and crossing the longitudinal
wire passing from IN Sc poles
The cTt al which This application can be made is
rnnPuied At one pound res acre and is reckoned 10 last
aen feen years--lie wires being carefully taken On
srascr'aced EACH year.
THIS di<ssyff, L certainly TIC Of Tie most important
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

~ lis article much in in the Northern States lis
y one OF tile cheapest preparations farm
hi harness. II viii restore old harness that hn been lay,
asle, us hall worn ont 10 us original strength md beoutg
making il perfectly bright soft and pliahlr. BY apnNiat
to new harness the ii will the fs re
cent as keeps the waller from entering the pores of the
leather n1ot course Keeps almost perfectly dry. There
j. article equal it, for applying to wagon tops or cur
RAG tops OF kin!and what is the interest al
the public it comes remarkably cheap.
Sold wholesale ard etn by Consiork & CO., 81 Cnrt-
land st. N Y, aud by John H. Sray H. ncburs, and ka
bier 4 Specie, New London
hlnrch 30 oaGl2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

Is the ORIGINAL worm destroyer recommended ty ihree
a tourhs ot the flculiy IN the city OF AnW York iher
safely recommt nd other preparation. This ar
Gle is put much with view Of Salty Ia lhc taking
il. of destroying tie worms fpersons wish get
tcle upon Which they can tey they must purchase Com.
stocks-hu If they wish to experiments they other
articles put up in imitation at this SOMETIMES their disod.
vantage. Comsock aud Gus name is each wrapper.
Be careful &C countertrits.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comsrek & Co, 81 Coranat
N aud by John H. Scay, Lynchbug; and kablei &
Specie. New London
Jan. 30 oaf i2m
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MAY Is
10 yDbrCr0

fERHf subscriber having taken the large & .nvenien
IL ly locaed ware house on the Basin, lately occupied
by Messrs Lewis D. Crenshaw & Co tor the purpose
oi conducting a general Commission and Forwarding
bnsiness-will he pleased Manufactured t.
hacco. and forward 1t instructed. charging only
cents per box for receiving and forwarding
JAMES II. JUREY.
Richmond. Sept 10 wr
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3)oftteaI.
sRnuA srcK smAna.a.

love to hear The psiieriag ran.
7, bring my childhood back afain.
1t i-lls me thai tho spring is near
Il tells me that the bifas arc here--
/, speaks too 81 the lowing brook,
The tender herb the vofdant neck
The mellow sun, the balms breeze,
The ayeninE 8erer, The budding tree
The Music oTthe quiet dell,
The insect. haai, love so well -
YES, Spring is here they tell me TO-
Farther. lis no, for me 10 kucw
fmrrisqn'a IN niy attic home,
Nor ,uilefed OR tie wild to roam,
Sweet birds may carol sweetest song,
And tiowing brooks glide swim aions-
The wild bee sun his Tiny wing,
And yet 10 me ii is not spring
The sslo, and the bill may sound
1he seasons merry welcome renad-
The yioleis scatter richest breath,
And opening buds perfume The heath,
Nature her lainesl Of ring bring,
And vet 10 me II i mol Spring.
Ne zeph,rs fen my fading brow,
No sunny raylels greet me now,
ifmnsic DER m, feer-strings sweep,
II is to wakcn but to weep,
breathe 40 fragrance in the air,
sea no bulls Of promise raro-
Whsle Asiniiyo e, hoes sadiy ring,
Oh, no 10 me this is not Spring.
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Esss Nj ~:

vsEsGESat:
A i Rules held in the clerks Office OF the r;;,
nor court Of law and ehancery for The e,, Iafes
he,s on Monday the It'll da, ofAis 1876: ''' u 'hs
John +, Glil,am and William A. Gilliam eseeu,o. u,
Plaintiff,
against
George Mahaniei md John r. NeDaai.l eyesp,,r =,
49, boiendans
Is tHANCERy
The Defendant. George Mcdaniel rot /, VIM. .,,,,.
appearance and given security according t.; H., .c, ~
-emby ana the Rues 81 this Court, ard II appc.,i, -
satisfactory evidence tlat he i. not an nIshirp, ~
comlnoaMe thi 1t is ord, led thar the said d,Cni
appear here on the first Monday in Aucu,t n,,t ="
an "rr me bill OF the nta, and data cop, Of hi. %
&c inserted IN some new apsr printed m the ton
OF iynfhhnrE, for tive months steres.r.y and rn.,.d
The front door Of Courthouse OF thi- county -
Jpy-1es,e,
Ne. ROBERT TfNSLEy crk
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

bell, immediately above the town of Lynchbura. The
Tact contains about
eight hundred acres Of Land.
and consists Of seven bundled aers or more living he
tween James river and Black Water creek. (whrh
forms one of the present boundaries of the town. and
two Islands IN The river. running parallel with the main
body ct The L1nd-the continuing about ihlty, and
he other between sixty and seventy acres Four hum
drpd and sixty of the Tract are cleared and in cu-
tlvatonthe balance is in woods and large portion Of
heavily tiaberod. Of the cleared Land hundred
and fifteen arres Conclusive of the Islands James
River Low Grounds, equal in producliyeness it Is be
Deved, to any Oh the river The portion Of the high
lands IN cultivation is well adapted to the growta
Of The different STA pies and is rapidly improving
3Y.A The DWELLING HOUSE. is large anda
lid commodIous brick building. with eight rooms a.
bove stairs, and convenient cellars beneath. The out
Houses belonging to The Dwelling well located"
substantial materials and in gnod repair fhe place has
on ii an Overseels House, Barn. and all the necessary
Farm Houses
There is also on the premises, in immediate proximity
To the town, Warehouse formerly used for the lnspfr'
ton of Tobacco which, with slight repairs, msh'
be placed IN condlilon suitable for the purpose
The Tract admits of heing divided into three or ionf
tracts. each having fair portion of woods and cuv'-
ted land
The place will De sold entire in two more TracSi
or VIII be divided into small parcels or lots. 10 s"a
The views Of persons wishing purchase. The lSa1S
Will also be sold separately, if desired.
A minute description OF the place is deemed unnecfs
slry. as those who wish 10 purchase, will, no dcuo''
make enquiry and examination Gg themselves.
The terms will be made known, application 10 'ns
subscriber or 10 j. r. ID. Payne. The place VIII Do
shown 10 snch may wish purchase, by the subsct'
Der, or the manager, Mr. p II. Ryan, residing on ms
farm
II the tract is sold. entire possession will be given INV
LON OF November next, and crop of wheat seedede
iae purchase Should any desire purchase small par
GELS or lois, they can obtain possession at once:
WM. DANIEL. t.
II private sale of the shove property is not efrc'eg
before the 18th June next, will that day be olferee
for sale at public auction The tract has been accurate
" surveyed and divided into several parcels which WI"
be offered separately. The sale will be made on 'ne
premises in front Of The Dwelling House, and VIII %
conducted by Jlhn r. ID. Payne-with whom p'a,s "a
survey have been e for the inspection Of persons desr
ring to purchase W. d., Jr.
April2 "a wll3June
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Es0scdourt Springs Maize and
Female Institute,


TEsIIF exercises ol The Summer Session OF this School
( will begin on Monday the 9th june and continue
eix months The Male department will be conducted
l,y The Rev George pearcY. 4. Il. and the Rev. Geo
VI Lellwici The femqlp department viii be con
tneied by Yrs Coo ". Le'wich, assisted by her hus
band The Boarding department viii be under the
management Of Itag. James Lo.tweh and his lady.
By tins arrangement II Is confidently believed hat
he srh4A already large, will be greatly increased.
The Institution IS under the organization OF the valley
Union Education Society Of Nrlinia,' aud is alike o,
pen to hr reception of pupils o both sexes aud Of all de-
nominations 4 is capable Of preparing youths for Col.
Iege-f1r Teachers, and for the the active duties Of
lile,-and it Is hoped will train them up lin the
ture and admon,on Of the Lnrd.' The discipline will
he kind and palornal, bn, steady and innexble.
1ermsper session Of months
Orlhoqaphy Reading Penninaaship, or Pri-
msry Arithmetic 5000
Geography. English Grammer Arithmetic.
Natural, Moral and Mental Philosophy, Boa-
ny. Chemistry, Rhetoric or Cranoaraphy $40. so
Apc6ra. Geometry or Surveying $500
Music On Piano Forte, -Ieaeher's Fee.
Frequent exercises in Defamation and Com
position will be attended to By the higher eas-
Board, including bedding and rent per
month, $3.50
Pupils may enter at any time. and pay from their en-
The end Of the session; butt Is very desirable
they should the beginning Of the Session when
The classes are formed.
Payments for Board and Tuition one,half in ads
vance.
Accommodations may be obianed'by the Parents and
guardians Of pupils, who may wish TO avail themselves
Of the Sulphur Springs during the summer.
By order Cfhe Trustees.
Ali
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Sick Egq0fE-.EFaP.

A CERTAIN remedy for the sick head, is DIR. S phou
for the sick headache. This article is such n
remedy that persons keep constantly in their oses
applying it upon attack, and ia sho time se
trely cured. The last Ola lady who lives within
few doors OF Office and who had been ouled or four
years With this complaint, and who had tried nearly
physician in the city without effect somebody advised her
Try this celebrated remedy. She said She did wish u
pntenl medicines nj a-hsd no tal in en- last
though an article pu up with the hesi er' md by
physriaa Of ihe first tndnr. could be good ecaue
alt ready put up ready for sale After repeated soc
attons, shr induced rv hottie, and salisi
ton her friends and the wonder herself she
cured.
Sold wholesale androt by Comslock & Co, 81 Cor
andl street New York; and by John H. Seay, .Snelburg
and kphlerl and Specie, New London
Jan 80 aaf len
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.p%yyE.yY.p.p. yg.s.s.gFD.

A YOUNG man, who has had several years eype-
[ \ Renee as a Salesman aud Book keeper, in Dry
Gpods Store wishes 10 get situation IN slorp.--
Satisfactory recommendations " i'll be furnished as Ia his
qualifications a letter addressed TOD. L. W Liberty.
Bedford county, will be attended 10.
MAY Is WIS
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New arom and Brass Foundry.

NEW GrOn ana EbPaSs ao5lGfS.
FH1lE UNDERSIGNED. having leased the Foun.
U dry House oil. NJ. Warwick. Esq, Immediately
on the canal, in Iynchburg, adjoining the Commission
and Lumber ware house of b. f. Sacleit. takes this
method to inform his friends and TIE pubic generally
thereof He prepared to fill orders OF any size pat
tern. with neaness and DESPATCH either in Iron Brass,
having employeda rst-rate casleboIh in Iron and Brass.
Any ordering Castings, who have BOT the patterns,
can have them made at the FOUNDRY on the most ac,
commodaling terms.
In addition to the Foundry and Pattern shop, | have
Machine and Finishing shop, the premises,
where am prepared to make repair any kind Of Ma
chinery in Iron, Brass Wood
The subscriber is agent for the manufacture and sale
of Bucks Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smut
Machine. newly patented Machine, which is warrant
ed excel any other in for cleaning the worst
kind of smutty and dirty wheat lleis now manulac
turing Cast Iron Tobacen Flaleners. superior article
Persons interested invited To call and examine oI
themselves. before purchasing elsewhere.
Threshng Machines on hand ltr sale.-a prime arti-
Gle. 2. w. COFFEE
July 10 WIS
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Col Henry Cariag'on. admir-. Of John a .Iorion,
dec'd Sc. ,lgaess J. .Nortoo. Elizabeth Morton,
5dia a Morton and Washington Morton:
'EAkE NOTICE: That we shall on the LIST day of
July io45, at our house in the CITY of Baltimore,
take the depasitons Of Edmund Gibson and ohels 90
be read asevdence in suit in Chancery. now pending
in the Circuit Superior Cour Of law and Chancery for
the county of Halifax, in which we are co.nplainants
and you are defendants
DIDlER, NoRVEIi. & Go.
May % w4w
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hose wishing darmenls made 10 order. we would
invite To call aud examine our stock Of Cloths, Cassi
metes aud tstmgs, which we will sell or manufacture
as low as they can be bought in this market
We will continue 10 keep the best of Workmen en-.
ployed IN our Establishment and any work entrusted
to our care will he executed with promplness and wan
rsnied 10 give entire satisfaction.
Garments cut low.
April % o.,
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of mod, m days and vrbld compensate fully 81 The CIV
my out OF iehahae rondeiie and other meth
DDS Of manuring the ground also exhausted.
IN J. Err. CASTLE.
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f,ald and striped ffench Gamnroon Pants,
Linen Dnll, kpmltn and Serenade do
Fancy and White Linen do
Linen and { otan Shirts Collars and Bosoms silk
and Mcrino under Shirts. Lambs Wool, Linen aud
[ 'tou Drawers. searls, Cnvals, Stocks, Handler
chiefs, Cloves, Suspenders Hosiery, and every article
requisite
TO COMPLETE 4 GENrLrmAN's WARDROBE.
As every article is purchased by US for cash, we wi
sell extremely low for cash.
Having 4 partner in New York manufacturing and
purchasing ur this establishments we shall be receiving
ffesi Goods every or 3 weeks thereby keeping our
assortment at all tines fnll 81 the