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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

Fellow CfTlzESs Having become a
candidate sor the office of Chancellor ofthe
State, | deem II my duty 10 stateto you the
grounds upon which |. expect or desire -
receive your support.
have been a cidznsof he State lweniv-
tour years. was engaged IN fhe- tracti >
OF The law from 1871 uHtsl t-2T wbs-u
was elected by the Legs .siure 10 the Office
Of Judge of the CsininaI CDuit Of Adams
County, which ofIsce | heiI aaous five veais
In s33 was eiec.ed by The people OF Tie
Second Judicial Dst icl oflhe State 70 the
Office oil Judge OF The Circuis Court of that
District. iheld this Office during the con.
stitutional Term vf four years. l beieye
thai discharged the dItles Of these Offices
IN a satisfactory manner.- /, may not per
haps b. improper for me 10 add .that W hiist
acted az Judge Of the Criminal Court eniy
two If nv opinions were excepted TO by
counsel. and that IN neither case were the
exceptions sustained; and that. although
upwards Of fifty lbousaEd cases were tried
and determined before me while acting In
the capacity of Circuit Judge, no decision
or legal upinion made or delivered by me
in anv Of hem was ever reversed or over
ruled bv the Supreme Court during my
term Of service For, as Judicial junction
ary, il was not my aim or desire 10 acquire
/ reputation for readiness or decision q
J Judgment al the expense Of my own cen
/ science or the risk of committing errors hy
which one Of the parties might be injured !;
bat my great and oAly Object was to decid5
correctly.
Tie Gentlemen Of the Bar who are pre-
sumed 10 desire all the information that can
he obtained with regard to the candidates
for This hiaI Judicial Office, are respectlu'l >
referred 10 legal argument made BY me 10
the case of Bacoste vs. Starkey 9 Dixon, re
ported in The Isl vol. Of STnedes and MAR
shaiPs Supreme Court Reports. Also e
an argument filed in the case of Maufy v'
! Garland, recently decided in the Superior
Court of Chsncery. These may possibly
afford them some idea of my capacity 10
!aborious investigation and research whei
: M cessaTy. # mol Of ms legal quallicatiohiS
aud general competency 10 discharge th
/ duties of the office of Chancellor.
If then. fellow Citizens, from what nav
stated aud from such other Information
Won may. upon enquiry, be able to obtain
Won should deem me worthy oflhe office,
should be much grati6ed to receive you
r support. very respech9lsYT;, T,ov
: TIE uerrando Phnnix Pamela Lynx, Fplto
/" Herald. Aberdeen Bee, Columbus WING, No1
IS nhee Iadtpendcnt, Whig C4eed, LeXins ton "A,
III vertfSer YaZoo Whig, Canton Creole, Sour
sr ron. Vick~b1rg Wing, Port Gibson C2r reSpo'
: dent Natehez Courier, Free Trader, w oodVli
Republican,, Liberty Advocate ana So9thei
n Arorswili please copy the above and send The
- accounts the writer tOT pay yGent.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11
NQTLGA.
Northern Bank of Mississippi.

Holly Springs. Aug Is 1915.
At called meeting of the Board OF Di-
rectors held this day. it was
Resolved. That a call OF Ten dslIars on
each share ofthe Capi.ai stock of this in
stitu ion (i being The 9th be made on The
stockholders. to be paid on or before the
23d day of October next.
A true copy of the record.
IL II. LUSHER, Cash'r.
Extract from 4lh section of Amended
Charter In all cases payment shat be
made in Specie or notes of Specie paying
backs, the notes of he Northern Bank ex-
cepted.
Aug. Is lS45 -nl-9w
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

er existed between compl and def in reia-
lion to said land, except said deed. that det't
failed 10 make to com2l perfected deed to
saij land
PRAYER. That defendant be compelled
70 make, OF that this court make to compi a
lull warraaty deed n fee SIMPLE to said
lands
JAM S c. ANDERSON, Clerk.
II w HxLTER, SoI'r.
Oct. Ii, lS45. nS-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11
District Chancery Court ef tie State of
Mississippi at Holy Springs.
Thomas B. Gillian Ia VACATION ocio.

District Cbancefy C0uit ~ 'te S'~to "
Mississippi. al Hol g Springs
Thomas B. Gillian In VACATION o''o-
John Boothe. Der sth l845.
UPON opening the matters OF this biii, II
appearing that the defendant is not an IN
hnbitant Of the State of Mississippi, but re-
sides beyond the limits thereof, SO that tne
ordinary process of this court cannot be
served on him. Therefore It IS ordered
that ualess the said defendant appear before
the Vice Chancellor at the Court room 10
Holly Springs. on the first Monday OF jan
nary next, aud plead, answer or demuf 10
Complainanls Bill. the several allegations
,herenf wi be taken for confessed, aud such
order and d, cree made therein as shail az
pear equitable and just.
And lis further ordered that-a copy oi
this order be inserted in the "fioliy Springs
C;azet,e.p newspaper published 10 the
I town of Holly Springs, Mississippi once
week for :we months, successiveiy.
TEsr. j AMES g AIDE. RSOI>, Iiefh-
ABSTRACT.
That in the spring OF 1910, Compi puf'
chased ofdefendant the W aud quarters
or section Of land no 81, township l. rang
, east of the Basis Meridian. ChIckasa" "
| Cess;on. living and ling IN the county o
T,nnah. Mississippi. for the consider a'ioi
of alSOO or S23UO, which sum comps ha'
wholly paid TO defendant, that al the time
4 Tho purchase of said land, defendant execu
ted 10 compl a warranty deed 10 lee simpi'
u therefor. that compl shortly thereafter. Oh
ffered said deed in the Probate Clerks ONCE
ia the county OF Trppah for record but SOM
defect existing in the proof or execution
saif deej. the same was not recorded oy ID
CLERK. upon which defandan, took y pc :,
sa;d deed with promise tha, he would I'm
mediately execute compl proper.w afsan
= ~ deed in fee simple 10 $ ia lands, that sai
deed 30 made and offered for record. an
afterwards. without the knowledge OF GO.
> semi Of compl. los, or destroyed oy deie'
da,t ,ha, no other instrument OF wiring e
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11
Culinary.

'I.eaves have their time 10 fall
Ard flowers 10 wither al the north winds breathi
And stars to set but all,
Thou hast all seasons f)r thine own, y DEATH!
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11
MARRIED,

On the % h September, at Jackson, Ten. by
The Rev. LorenA Lea, of the Female Inst. ute,
JoaN 2. PRYoa, + q, of Hernandez, Miss. TO
Miss EIIzl LONG, daughter Of Col. w IL.
Long. Of this CUuuty.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

TO PORTRAIT PAINTERS.
A FINE assortment OF your Brushes, best
II quality, Just received and Tor sale by
j. X. Christian 8 Ca:
april 26 Jefferson ST. Ne mphi-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11
DissaEUTIoN.
EDuARD A. KEELING

xyal continue The business in his Own mans
.snfrespec.falfy soIicits Consiguments oi eo,.oh
In ensering his Services as CoTTos re
ToR all he can promise. is 10 use hs - go. =.
forfs TO promote the interest OF those Nno h's,
fsrour him with their patronage
- q August 2nd. lS45.--6Ta.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

..Is7w two clouds al morning,
Tiuged with the rising sun;
And in The dawn they hoaied on
Ana mingled into one"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

Taken up by James Brown Z miles
East of Holly Springs near the mouth OF
CuiIawa one Bright Sorfel mare about =
bands high bIase face both hind feet white
rbove the Master joint collor marks N both
sides d! the neck years old. appraised TO
sS5. 90.
JMEs ~. SWAN. Ranger.
October. 4. 1918.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11
sr. THOMAS, HALL.
HOLLY SPRINGs, MI.

HOLLY SPRINGS, MI.
The subscriber having undertaken the
direction of the above named Institution. re-
Gently under the superiniendence OF the
Rev. DR. Hawks, would inform the public
that it will be re-opened for the reception
of BOYS on the first of October next.
Competent assistants viii be procured
and such general arrangements made as
will secure. il is trusted, the thorough edu-
cation of those who may be conf led TO his
care. DAVID C. PAGE,
Principal of ST. Thomas Hall
Rector OF Christ Church,
: Holly Springs
Sept. Is, lS45-4-f
Further particulars mag be ascertsintd on
application 10 The fouoring gentlemen:
RI. Rev'd James H O;ey.
Columbia, Ten.
Rev'd P w. Aston,
Memphis, .
Hon. J. w Chalmers,
Col John d. Martin,
| Henry Anderson, Esq,
Walter Goodman, Esq,
Holly Springs, Mi.
Col Benz. Williams.
Marshall County,
Gen. r. T. Browning.
Columbus, /"
George Yerger, Esq,
Rev'd Charles Goodrich,
New Orleans.
Rev'd Daniel S. Lewis,
Rev. Samuel S. Lewis,
Mobile.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

NOTICE
rs herebv given that the undersigned, aaminis-
firafor Of the estate Of Wm- G. Irvine, deed,
will on the 4th Monday in Oci next, lbeius the
Isl day OF Probate Court Tor Ociober tern isl5f1
rresefi his accounts Ia his honour r 81 Van
cev. Ju3ge-of tkc Probate ConTt Of MARSHALL
County. Miss, fo- fnal settlement and allow
ance. Any person or persons having anf Cd
iecdions 10 Snch final settlement bsing made, are
hereby reQasred 10 attend On he above named
day OF CouTt. and make knows their objections
or this notice will be plead in bar OF ali future
A f. IRVINE, admr Of the
tate Il w. q. Irvine deceased
Sent % 1915
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

Taken up by tseoige X fienson IL
mile north of Carriers Bridge on cold water
one light bay horse black n.ane and 'ail'
hind feet white and deficiency IN bis
right leg. Il hands i.igh. years old pas
appraised 10 $4,000
JAMES II. SWAN. Ranger
October 4, 1915
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11
STRATTON, GOODLFTT 3- Co.
commissions, Receiving and
ORWARDING MERCHANTS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn.
On Front Roac-betreen Exchange Square
and Rail Road.
They keep on hand constant supply OF
baog;ng and Rope Their friends IN Mar
shail can be supplied with bagging and
Rome from their house in Holy Springs.
Sept IL, l645-f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS,
VIZ ILL practice in the Circuit courts @
w Marshall, Tippah, Desolo and Panola
counties the Chancery court al Holly Springs,
and High Court Of Errors and AppeaS al JFtk-
son; aud give his attention TO the collection of
such claims, in any part OF North Mississippi,
al can be sued ON in the Federal court at Ponlo-
soc.
May II, 1s45-n39-lf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

TIE Herrando Phenix, Pamela Lynx, Fulton
Herald, Aberdeen Bee, Columbus " hig, NoX-
ubee Independent, Whig C4eed, LeXng on Ad-
vertiSer, Yazoo Whig, Canton Creole, South-
~, Vi1F~b1rg Whig. Port Gibson Cor respon-
dent. Natehez Courier, Free Trader, Woodviile
Republican,, Liberty advocate and Southern
Areus, wiz please copy the above and send their
accounts 10 the writer for payment.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11
MEMPHIS PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11

JAMES c.. ANDERSON, Clerk.
ToTTEN s. BRADFORD, Solicitors.
Oct il, 1S45. ho-%h'
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
HAETyoRp, Nov. %, IS45.


7aanksgiring-G Coz. Baidcin Declines Re-nomfnat0n
Yesterday we had Thanksgiving in Connecticut, and
rainy it too The day before city presented
an extremely lively scene, especially Main and State
streets Our friends from the country brought in their
usual Thanksgiving supply poultry Chickens ranged
from TO IL cents according to quality turkeys from 10
to II cents, ditto. But yesterday, city still
deathstores closed all business suspended nearly
quarter OF our Inhabitants gone home to their
and papas The past two days railroads and stages
and steamboats,, have been crowded with passengers
their way to find gving-for here, can
keep 1t, unless they at their parents residence
their parents are living Many balls, parties, &c. took
place in this city and vicinity last night.
Governor Baldwin has addressed letter to the hig
State Central Committee, declining stpndng in nomina
is wisdom in him. He goes out with high stand.
ing in his party for all undoubtedly remember that the
nomination. in 1913, forced upon him, in order to
get abolition votes-none Of which did he get, notwth-
standing his able and successful labors for the Amstad
captives-and he was defeated In 1874 he barely
elected by the Legislature and in lsl5 he elected
by some 1000 majority by the people Whatever may be
60 out with flying colors and the time may come
hence, when his will be OF immense strength
to the wings, he retres with such expression
of public confidence But If any of his friends through
want Of political foresight should be ndscreet
attempt to foist him upon the approaching whg
ton will certainly crush the whg party next spring.
and also crush him forever and place the democratic
party is, that they run their everlasting big until
they become wind-bIoken, foundered and heavy But
when the convention meets the l4th efJanuary
perrsns
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER or DIANE AND
WILLIAM STRkETS

Mr. g; ROBERT.QN respectfully informs his friends
rooms for giving instructions in modes dancing
Days OF and Saturdays from r. M.
ior ladies' aud under from To r. NJ for
hsmeS Ply private elaa. for lsds: from tos M Assem-.
tickets 81 he above have been newly painted and
rehtted most elegant style and Mr. insures parents
for, Of pupils while school, Those wishing subscribe
Mr. r. will xiye his frst Grand Ball Of the season on Mon.
day Dec M TICKETS e for gentleman and his ladies' be
MS msm
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
PARTIES.

NHE SUBSCRIBER most respectfully intimates TO the
fDhionabe public Of New York. that he has established
himself IN the ornamental confectionery business His
rence Of many in this branch gained in the
paso Europe aud the United his superiority of
manshp and artist enables him furnish parties and we'd
dmgs with Pyramids Temples Of descrpnon Ice Cream
Al varetes Charlotte de Russo Jees and all other
ces belonging to the same profession Of superior style and
not IN OF the horoughes but those ladies who
pleased to give their orders rely being served without
disappointment, to their satisfaction
Dinners and suppers attended to- and experienced walters
provided l.. LEYPOLDT,
nl3 3tawlm+rc No l2l Spring street
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

GEOLOGf-NATURALH HISTORY.
WILEY PUTNAM,
16l Broadway,
LAVE ON SALE-ELEMEN1 OF GEOLOGY, pre-
pared for the of Schools and Colleges by w. g. W.
Ruschenberger NJ D., U. Navy, &e illustrated by 800
gravings-Price so cents.
Also egers First Books Of Natural History con-
sidered BY distir guished scientific every
United States to be the best series OF elementary works
offered to the public
Orders promptly supplied above and by the publishers
= GRlGG y ELLIOT,
n2I 6weod-rc No. North Fourth street. Philadelphia
MIR LEMEE, Professor OF Design and Painting, pupil Of
1vl the Royal Academy Of the Fine Paris
we'd in this city, teach his pupils and
to take charge classes Of design ladies'
genemens boarding schools He is he inventor of a
style drawing and will be pleased exhibit OF his
works will do him the favor Of calling 54
Broadway, up stairs ns8 3tcod-rc
THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT
A MASTER.
HE French Language the easiest learned and
fashionable Of the taught by Professor
r kowsewsk the oral aud approved system, adapting
his lessons to the capacity Of his pupils in such
Of time. He has been honored with pupils from families
refer
Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. Caleb Gushing.
Hon. Thos. H. Benton, Hon. Levi Woodbury.,
and Others. Louis McLane
Hon. Secretary Walker
German and French taught. Terms moderate Apply No
$40 Broadway. L. KOWALEWSKl.
o6 MR.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

The Maysviiie Eagle states that the two pork
houses In that city prepared to slaughter and
from 600 to 1900 hogs each per day
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

~ DIR. JOHN WILLIAMS, Veterinary Surgeon
<rsps ctfnliy announces TO his numerous friends and
public, that he has resumed his profession the
oi he Gold Horse No 3 Chryse where he has
successfully macced upon that noble animal the Horse
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
A. DODWORTH,S DANCING SCHOOL
DANCING

MISS Z. ELLIS direct from Europe. bess to
vA to her Pupils that she has giving
lion in a the fashionable Ball Room Dancing
Barclay street She will remsn in New York all the
Vslse Mazo9rsa Cotion, La Polka and Court Minuett.
Schools and Families attended. n2A Tvs
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
MALL LINE FOR BOSTON.
R R4

DAILY OVER THE LONG ISLAND RAIL
ROAD, VIA
NEJp LONDON, NORWICH 4 WORCESTER
All O'clock in the Morning, from the Foot of Whitehall
srest, South Fsrry-Sandays excepted
way Craes In readiness receive baggage for New
London Norwich and Worcester Baggage Boston goes
through under lock- inI6 ffrc
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
Foreign Extracts

wishes 10 ascertain the distance that has been ac-
compshed, and then 1t Is drawn up, and the dial at
the end ol the tube being examined will show how
many miles the ship has gene. This instrument has
been submitted to the English Government, whlcn
has gwen orders tor trial OF It. The electric appa
ratus consists OF wire connected with the Compass
The electric fluid communicated by the sea, which
IN this case becomes the natural battery, Is trans
mtted to the compass, and marks not only the rate
OF sailing, but every part oil the ships course In
the compass is placed card printed with lines. At
every quarter OF mile, pen or pencil marks the
course or direction OF the ship upon the paper The
captain may thus ascertain, by looking at the COM
pass how the ship is steered and the rate al which
she is passing through the water. When this paper
is filled, it is removed, and another substituted, and
thus perfect registry is obtained. e s,ae
The journals Of the continent mention the death,
at Cartenazzo, in the neighborhood OF Bologna, Of
Madame ColDrand Rosslnl, wife OF the inustrious
composer The French papers announce the death
OF the astronomer, Count Casslni, Member of the
Academy OF Sciences, and formerly Director OF the
Royal Observatory Of Paris, at the great age OF
ninety seven years. The Journal des Debats men
tons M. Etlenne PoulaIn, one u the guardians OF
the Bibiotheqse Magdsins has just closed his mo
dest and laborous career.
The Queen has been pleased to bestow a pension
Of E2O0 year on Lady Shee, wife OF Sir Martin
Archer Shce, "ln consideration OF her nusDanos
eminence as an ARTIST, and OF his services as presi
dent OF the Royal Academy, during period OF
fourteen years" We may add tnat tne yearly pen
sion OF Fl $40 granted by the crown TO the repre-
sentatiyes Of the celebrated Edmund Burke term-
mated with the life OF the late Earl Spencer. n
II has been tor some time reported that a new
work entltlsd "The Harmony OF the Visible Crea-
lion. was preparing by the author OF The vesti-
oes of Creailon" 1t II now III the Press, and attr
6uied publicly to the honorable member for Heston,
Sir Richard Vyvyan.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

CouRr FOR THE CORRECTION OF EREoRs.-Albany.
Nov ~, lSi5.-Present, Lieut.. Gov. Gardiner,
Cbancellor Wslworh and 10 ssnators No IL. Tho oty
OF New York w. J. Bailey, Jr and al Mr. ?. A. Cow.
drsy was heard for plaintiff in error
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
q AGCA RID
EVENING AMIISEMENT

EVENING AMUSEMENT
has been Of general that few opportu
mites Offer that sufficiently attractive young
men, draw them the hauns Of dissipation and VICE
INTO which many fall, from Of rational and
tructve amusement An excellent opportunity off
which possesses attractions also combining health plea
sure and noTmation where gentlemen and
Terms for course Of twelve lessons So Subscribers are
Senence The school will be open every evening from
9L O'Clock (Sundays exceptedl
The School is open daily for Ladies' from SAM. M
OIL lmrrc
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
No 2I HnwARn STREET

- No. Il HOWARD STREET.
SIG'NA SIG FERRERO have reopened their School,
~ and Will commence entirely class for Young La
dies and Masters ON Tuesdays and Fridays half pas3
:. - DAYS OF TUITION.
Mondays and Thursdays Wednesdays and Saturdays and
Tuesdays and fdays half 81 csses for Young Ladies'
and Masters Monday and Thursday evenings hall u
and Fridays At the hour Waltzng Polka and
clas For do La az Deux rmps Polka aud the MaIouka
Will be taught In all the classes during the Private les
ons classes and boarding schools punctuay attend
cd TO- frvae Sources will be given usual ri lmeod-r
A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL
a LIEN DQDWORTH would beg leave inform his
friends, that " Is his intention Private
DANCING school, at his residence s Broomc Mon
dy aiternoon Oct 2oth From his long with the
paneag world aud having avaed hmsef OF u structions
me peat masters that have visited this country
raul Iaglioni and Others o! like cebryhe feels he
as well qualified to teach any the city; his musical
education will certainly him great advantage many
present 10 the profession Be that may those who Ia
vor him with sr patronage rely upon acquiring
and fashionable style OF Dancing
TERMS.
Quarter OF "a Lessons, including the Quadre Waltz,
Ten Lessons il the Waltz or ioii.; 90
Days and Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays, at o'clock for Ladies and
Misses over 10 years Of age.
On Wednesday and Saturday, at oclsck for Misses and
On Monday Wsdne,day, Thursday and Saturday for Gen
second Class will be formed from to TO- for who
attend earlier.
Private Lessons given other hours either at the
dence Of the pupil or at the school. o2l im'rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

,s DAILY HERALp-Every day. Prices cents oopys7
% per annum payable in advance
WEELY HERAL D-Every yaturday-Price 81 cents pc,
eopy-S3 l2H cents per annum--payable in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at she usual pnces-always ca.h il
advance
PRINTING OF all kinds executed with beauty and despa
All letters cemmunlcatlons by mail, addressed 70
the estabishment must be psd the postage will be
Quoted iron the sqbscrpton money remitted.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor ofthe
NEw YoRK HrRArD EsrABLIsHMFrr
N"rth~@st Of Euitau spS Ns-x.u ,ry~s,s
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

LOOk Al This
= IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS of the best quality
At the extraordinary 10 price Of. S. 90
U Double Sole. the best article .............. SO
~ Cork Sole do .................. ......... G 50
French Calf Boots, made order sr............. 90
French Calf Shoes. .................... 200
Sient Half Boots. 225
dancing Pumps, the INCEST kind Is
dancing CATERS, with Patent Leather Tips. rs
general assortment of India Rubbers aud oil kinds
over Shoes from the smallest to the lagest also
oItmeat Of Boys Boots and Shoes Misses and Chden do
Ladies In this store will ind the of
BuckIns, Slips Ties Quilted Shoes Moccasns Clogs Toilet
Slips white and black Satin and white Kid Slips; India Rub
bers Of all the different qualities, and from the
smallesto the and but price asked 367 Broad
way, corner of franklin street.
1mtr NJ CAHII,I..
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
PREMIUM BOOTS.

DOOIO.
- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for - 50, city made, and for
style and durability they equal those sold other
stores for S. Fine French Premium Imperial Dress Boots
at YOUNG JONES French Boot aud Shoe manufactory
one ofthe most fashionable establishments in tins city. Our
be the best boots for the price sold this country Also
superior style French Dancing CATERS and oveshoes
constantly hand.
All goods warranted give satisfaction Boots and Shoes
made to order in the shortest notice Mendng done the
YOUNG 4 JONES. a Ann street
nj lm+rc near Broadway New York
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27

Bne blk do do Blue do do Brown d
Green do do Olive do do Black Sow.
ner cloth do do brown do do A.,
iCfoaI'ng coains dn d. Ftench Dradira do
summer Twecds do 10 Summer c'o,h do
lrfench linen ia white and brown do Cling.
lam io calico chiniz do (; aud thousand other
Kinds not vet named.
PANTS-Bla,k Cashmere. bluc blk cassImer.
''u- cashmere. plain md fancy French Cashmere.
ND IN fact. nh nssor ment that embraces every
lyle and qualify of material
STS-Of all qualities. fashions and color.
md n very genieei assortment Of Stocks Collars
it'srins. Ssiris Drawers. Suspcnders Cloves, Hose
md Half llosei fancy satin aud ELK cravas and
Scnrs.
In presenting tho above cor the favorable cnnsid.
ration Of my old friends and customers I con
'ssure them. that am fully prepared To furnish the
most fashionable work tn measure, or very desrabc
'loihirg ready made. Being confident of giving
general Satisfaction. Customers and the public
generally are respectfully invited 10 call and exam
stock. (mny 9) SIR CE