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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
Heavy DOrnessjcs
LATEST ARRIVAL
or VERY bESlR NBLE
EGha ~ SsEssaHs'sI00aEs

OG
THE understand IL now receiving The largest
and best selected lot Of desirable goods ever
offered in his line in this city direct rem the
best houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
y irt as follows;
BROAD CLOTHS.
50 pieces Blue. black. brown Invisible green,
claret, cadet, dahila and russell brown cloths,
approved makes; also blue black twilled Belgian
cloths; ID ps clsh'neres, various prices aud qua
Titles; IA q very desirable, 20 ps cassnets, all
colors and prices; Do diamond wave aai vine.
very desirable; ieces pIlot and flushing cloth,
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green Macki-
nav blankets for coats.
VESTINGS.
Rich ig'd silk and woolen Velvots late style
and best quality; MerIno do; Satin, PLAIN and
iigd doj lasting and cashmeret, new sytlc vest
ing; American. French and English. with n great
vaTiotYof articles in the above line, which will
be made M to order i'm the very lates fashion,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, green, brown and olive dress and frock
coats; Beaver and pilot over coats; Do frocks do
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and plain
cassinet coats, frocks and coatieos; general as
| sOrtment of Sack coats, all coisrs and shades;
| London tweed, XIV Jeans and Mexican mix do,
| very cheap; 400 Vests, various qualities IL prices,
Gents "a and cloth clOaks, all Culors and
Qualities; ca hmere cassnet and XIV jeans PANTS
| and vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts:
| Linen and Muslih do; bOsoms, collars, stocks &
| snarfs; gl ,ves, suspenders and comforts; red,
| yellow and green canton and domestic funnel :,
binding tr mmlaSs &c; so prs country knit 2
h.se.
public generally, is respectfully invited, as we
are determined n Vt 10 be behind The cheapest q
| our ghbors in selling good bargains for cash.
| oc ~ ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

SOAP AND CANDLES The UNDERSIGNED
mas commenced the ChanIIery business
one door above his residencenn Main 81, Wheel,
he Is ready 10 sell at Wholesale or Retail nj.
Soap and Candies can also he had nj Issue Ir-
WIGS areh3use, on NJ ain below Monroe ST.
he VIII endeavor 10 keep as good an article
,aciurer ~ the city; and respectfully solcits a
sEare oil the patronage of the public
nov LOUIS BAEHA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
~ inter. GGCGt.

M T. have now received from the Fast, q large
w addition to onr stock Of Fresh aud Cheap
Winter Dry Goods. just such articles you want
Tor the seasnn.
Alracas all cOlors g. prices; Rich Bonnet Rbbnns;
Saiiis; Feathers and Flowers;
SirP'd and Plain Silks; Gmps, Cords & Velvet
Rich high cold Casbmeres; Trimmings;
Mourning do JET Prs and Beads;
300 Prints, some splendid; Bonnet Silks & Satins;
Real TUrkcfn Shnwis; India Satin A;
Cashmere do; I.1ces and Edgings;
Pain nnd Embf idercd Irsh Linens a. Lawn;
Thbct do Girss and Hospr,i
Cloth of various colors dol Worsicd Comforts.
Black Merno do; 1914 Blankets, superior;
Blanket do; Carpet;
G nghams; CmhrolIas;
Clohs, wc can sell cheaper Than any other House
IN The ciiy; Shrs and DrnwCts;
Sauisets o,some al 80 Ic; Superb Cas'imcfes fer
Jeans; Gonilcmcn's Wear
| bale Ticks. low; Yesiines de-. sumo
case Cheeks; as low a. 3 dpsi
s bales Sheeings; Wool Ne, CAPS;
Canton Fanucls; LmssyG
/ Brushes. all kiuds; Buttons;
few fine Braid Bonnes Bruid.
! aud will he sold lower 2 cases Sewing Cotton;
| Than usual; Sewing silks;
Table Linen, Crash and 5 cases Gaps, viz Cloll
/ Diaper Fufd and Fur Glaze,
/ OIL Cloth; aud IIur Seal;
/ Bonnet Frames. Crowns & Shoe Thread;
| Leno; Combs, about $50 gross
Flonnels. in abundance;
| Bard do Tor C'uakings;
And q thousand other articles 100 tedious 10 men
lion, bui will be shown Tree 81 charge 10 thnse ssh
4 call ard cheaper, much cheaper lhon hoteioiOre-
please examine.
JOHNSTON. BERRYnlLL a. co.
dec Is G. No 1911 Main street.
NnTOMEN'S KIP LACE BOOTS 90 $50 pail
w WOmcn's kip Laco Boots Of tho right sinT
, inst received At the Big Rcd Bot
dee sAML MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

( toMBS IVORY COMBS. by The dozen or SIN
~ Gle one. Shell Tuck C"mls. Shell Side Combs
'imh Co'ifi's, brns''R DID, u-,,,Ia-,be R-a-;I;a,.
Horn Side Combs, English Rediing Combs. Horn
Reddina Comb>, Horn Pocket Combs Wund Potkei
Combs. German Silver Puckel Combs For sale by
dec lS AOFAIRCH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
FALL GOODS

ME LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
4 OF GOODS IN THE CITY. TO which we
would respectfully call the attention of the CT
.Izensot wheeling and others, particularly Coun-
uy Merchants, as our purchases were made in
New ork PhiladelpAa nd Baltimore upon the
nost favorable terms, we a.e enabled 10 sell n 3
give us call -ice take pleasure in sho,cip p our
eydnd Cheap Goods. Among our stock is
hdieIs.-A lbian, silk, damask. embroidered
and pla IN Thbet, mousline de iaine blanket
plaid and ed Ruvarian.
Hdnd erehtefS Gingham c ash mere silk ban
Qlnn. Uao and c,,ttn IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
AMERICAN HARDWARE.

NiEsub cribers Lave received frnni first hands.
Il general assortment Of American Mansfar-
hrej Hardware. consisting Of Rim. Mrni.e oId
loset LOCKS; Thumb LaicLes; Til, Cupboard.
hest. Trunk aud Pad Locke; Bnu ohJ Pafliamt nj
lnges; Wood Screws; Tsble Knives and k"rk-,
'heei Iron Rivcs; Iron. Brass and Copper Wire; Sad
r"n'; Cnss Lni and Mil Saws; COAL SiiOvELS,
lay aid Manure Forks; Brs asi aud Back Chainss
'hce Mill; Briinnnia Tea ond Cun. Po'r; n &c.
'eral assortment v Brushes. Razor Sirp. Cut Tack-
',soried from ." 9 i"z Cut Brds and :, arnbie,t
>LEIGi BELLS; longs. Shoyel- aud P"ker, Mems
'nu Bays SKA rs. oiff-ren, quainc,; Indiana Oil
M Rubber Stoncs;Wauent,d Soc Ike, Chsels, Drnvv-
" hniNes; Broad Axe. 4 Fui Atzcs; Patent Bcnms;
"un'rr Scales Table Hinges; Nah, gnn, Knobs So
NC @c. Buyers may depend upon getting any of
he above articles u, reasonable prices
nov ~ OFT & CRFER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

D'Ecosso Of latest styles oud al
Z j qrouies, Paris D'Ecusse, Grape D'Lenn ond
Onbre Lus're. Which IN style and quality cannot
be surpassed 10 any other market--lnst received Of
nil OW HEISKELL'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
Ek--,oE-NG.

- 1900 - 7n ~ .s 80 zS ~
sBoS VIII DE, respectfully informs the CT.
uzcns of Wheeling, and vicinity that he i,
pteparedto execute Work in the must IA shion
ape ana substantial manner, ut No I6G one doc
ABOVE Tue north cas- corner of Nam ;, and Mar
ke' aley, ana nearly opposite M,ssrs JImesoni,
hat Store. lie bcGs leave tn assure III THIS,
VINO may entrust their orders with him tina, the,
shall De attended TO with the stri,t.st regnrG
'N' P"'"dl'y ahd ut spatch. nov 22
FOREIGN COLLECTIONS.
J. W. TAYLOR. N ,,s,>
TAYLOR & MaSOy.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Office No 9iI sam Street
SPEClAL ATTENTION viii be given To IN,
~ collection Of demands. the payment of Land
Taxes, and he Investigation Of Land Titles through
out The States Of Missouri aud Illinois, and IA.
Territory uf Iowa
REFLR ro.-
Clarke, Dorsey & Co
James ) Wheat, Esq. Vh.,I;,g r.
Charles ID Knox d SON
Cope, Tedhunier a. Co.
Hon o T Johnson, fhhadttP"ia.
John ID Davis. PWsburgh
III n Davis n Co, 81 Louis
Galbrath 81 Greenfield, Net0 Orleau,
NAV II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
p INTING.

ID CRIMSON ~ HUI H. HOUSE, SIGN AND
Ia ornamental PAINTERS, No 1875 West
side Main ST. are always prepared with the hest
workmer and malcrnl lo execute all orders in their
lin, IN the hest style ard Al the lowest rates
Every description Of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL.
DING done IN the best manner. my 10
TVNURK ISLAND sALT.--Jusl received few
Sacks, lOr sale by
| dee 10 r Ai'KEE & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

gro THE LADIES.--If you want to see some
thing pretty, cal at the City Cash Store and
took q our Lama cloths cTapcde lanes; cash
yuere d'Ecosse; Rep de- Lainesi Mouslin de
Eaines; BombaZlne d'EcOsse; Plain, fg'd, strip
ed and barred Alpachs; Brocddo; Huip'd silks;
Embf'd Chameleon, do5 Glace, strip'd and Pm-
b'a do; Velvet p laid Chameleon do; Satin strip'd
GrohearTic; changcablo Fout de sole; Satin
strp'd Poult de Sole; Drab Gro de Naples; Gro
de Rhine; Gro Dc Nap; Bp X and white Foul ards;
Plain. striped, figd, blk and eoloTed Satins;
Beautiful Bonnet Velvots and Silks; Plain and
fancy Bonnet Ribbonsi Artificial Flowers; Dark
Pumcs. Velvet point Satin and Ve'vef CTavats;
Bugle md SILK Gloves and Mitts; Buele a. Silk
Girdies, Thread lace add Insertlng, Swiss dg-
ing and nscriine' BLACK Lag, Ltntn cambii &c
Mork'd collars; Blk, white and fg'd Netts;
Brocade, bsrd. swiss, book, null aud other
Musns; Silk, Wool and cotton Hoses Lace.
chantlla, feilet aud otgcr Wells ,Turk era emb'd
and plain Tribe. Habyle, Mesaene, cir assam,
cashmere, Brocha, Damask, B'k cloth, blanket
and other Shawls.
Call soon or you will not be able TO get sight
They are selling very fast.
oct GOWTHFR g. BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
SADDLERS,

TSTrPasslhg IN qnanIiiy, variety and chcapness nny
s'ock "i the kind ever brought To the city of Wheel
hgi was bought entirely for cash, and will he sold
at reduced prices for cash or 10 rromp, men ON n
short credit H. The assortment will he found an
extensive variety at Brass Silver and pnnned liar.
ness Mounting and Stirrnp Irons; every ze and kind
OF Birdie. Roller and Harness Buckles; hnlT and tI
plated Sn"fll"s; Port Bits; Polished and Japnnned
Bradoons; G'rih aud Slraining Weh Calf and Hog
Sk'h Seating; Red and Black Morocco Skins; three
'"'nc" s''k; w"rSied fringe splendid assortment
81 Plush and three oorded Stitching Thread; Sndrle
Tree; Wagon Whips and everv other arutle of Sad.
oilers Trimmings IN common use
OcI "a OFT Il GREER. $50 Min 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

Nrni es'a.e ana sieamboaf advertisements
sneth' ana commissioners sales, ,heatiicsl
circus, or similar advertising, not TO be pub.
hshed by the year.
Advertisements chargcable by the insertion
should in all cases, be accompanied by the
written directions "a To the number OF nser
IONS; IL not, they will be published till forbid
cad payment exacitd
TO advertisements inserted era'uiiousy.
Marriages and deaths are published as news
obituaries and funeral invitations are ad,er-
Tia mentS.
The privilege Of advertisers, BY the ye.r !,
confined TO advertisements OF their wn reeu.
ar business. All Other advertisements sent b
hem will be charg ID at the usual rates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

HHLAtD. Plain ard Figured Alpocos, French and
II Engli,h Merine. French Grns Oiier ChIn'z,
and ether new STYLE American Chiniz-'
Just received ond for sale low al -
sep IL D w IElShbbLS'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
Gr,c--e.'
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60 pieces, all colors; qualnes and prices.
ribbed p'"'u anu
cdSSim6reS.-25 pieces assorted
, hipdcdS.-l5O pieces from 25 cts TO one dollar
paremetLa cio;bS Morenos. Rsmbazei: 'poik
merlno PaTlslenne; Roumel'n; drab, Damask'
CASHMERE d'Ecosse. chusrn cheap.
PRYVI'N.
Blue purple, red,green and various new STYLES
leans; low price and some yerv fine Ginn hams
houslne de LANES BLK and fancy Silks Sus
pehoers, Salin s,plain and igd: Lipscvs ibhons.
\ !arSs assortment Lisle I.aces and Edgings
SuhNnS anu lnsertings, Jacconet EDGES aod
Inser,!ngs, cotton caps. Wool Bonnets Gloves
ana MINIS, about zoo doZ. Swiss Null Jacconet.
c?on LInirSS: cambria book lawn; paIa md
nS bIohc! lack, white, plain and fg'd Green
bar'zc' sewin: cottons; ESQ Umbrellas and pa
t1as"is lHsh Linens. very cheap. Tickinss linen
nc is iof bit and upwards. checks aad srrines
G9tt2n bnSgng. Vest inSs 100 different sorts
hosiery pinids Of various kinds Parsons snsol
cotton; Blankets. bugle and other gimns but'
.onS' shas and sewing threads. bonnet Divers.
corh| and tassels. Alpaca Aprons. canton fan
neis Dlaner different sorts. brushes riff SORTS
q IN Esns GS 9
10 "as-s mems md hoVs' velvet glazed cloth
pHnce DE- Joinville, black clo,h oc ngon. fancy
,,eaf. musk asc seal sealette and hair scal.yory
low - me ucri or dozen. Our assortment of
Heavy Domessics
Is complete, md al nIe 10 wcr than l,rmerIv
TIERS
Snpprd 80 usual wi h every thing in their linz
al The yerv lowest prices.
JOHNSTON. BERRYIIILL co.
sep ~ I3l Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
WHEELING TIMES & ADVERTIsER
AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES e. WHARTON,

SH"E D Es WIIARTON,
AT THE MAS MIC HALL PPosirE the or crrIcr
Market street.. WI. cling Vhyinia.
TERMS,
ID ,ilv Psrrr, IS, ycar IN a, nc.
Western Virginia Times & C tic, Weekly
81, in advance.
NO subscription received Tor either apcr for
than months - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
EsEghEy Important.

DO NOT, at the present time, create half the
sensation that is caused by the large and
splendid stock of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

HBLAlN Blk Blue Blk Italian Lnstrngs. Silk
"a Plain Blacks. Bue Blk Pouli lie Soies y,
Bfccade Chameleon Silks. Plaid aud Fancy Silk.
Plain Satins, Safseneis. Velvets &c--insf reed az
ser IL q w TIEISKEIJ,S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
LADIES skirts

n have remaining few Hair cloth md White
m,rno Skirts news article Of large ciroumfer.
-. Dec o. W.T. SELBI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

M T. have now received from the East, large
w addition To onr stock Of Fresh aud Cheap
Winter Dry Goods, just such articles you want
Tor the scasnn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

DRY GOODS. BARGAINS.
.NHY Stock ofDfy Goods is very complete g. large
WI e., the season. & I am determined TO iecucel
il very largely within The next sixty days, and will
therefore offer great Inducements TO nnrchsser -
Call a. get harg,ins. Dee % w T SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

HtOMPOUND SYRUP or SARSAPARILLA
Z the bcst preparation ni S,rs1pnflla ever ollie
cd t. tho public Prepared and sold hy
dec3 OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

cas-s mems and hoys' velvet plazed clo,l
Prince de- Joinville, black clo,h oc ngon. fame
leaf. musk. asc seal sealeite and hair seal yor,
low ~ the ucT.i or dozen. Our assortmento f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

! RrnoyA t.1ls. e41rnxsl - has
loag b. ans 10y p. - ~ i -
r. '5 ~ ~, Y:
- - fSi r. ~ ,I'T.e.l sundsrs 2
\ - kh| fk s|Ivi = a. led M -
6on ~ nsinS e jae politieA Parpoees.
6arssas :: : aroeg leg. although sss os-
II; =. II .5.sss !. - .s,.t = .n -
ner. 8 much =. ~. Is hco foco can IS
||ssssad g sstss916d 7hst- ~ ksss1 ~ ~
thing shout 4. W 4 done sols!y through
ses ~ esQ "a 9 sssss ~ se'0ss
$3.50, az .~ osax
mere 3 ~ anenue1lon rs connlhed = tne
a =. wn'cn = Unworthy q Is sns organ :
.pe wing pessy " mas csanky' Om ns'esar
oek seems saesesaensds e pve g ~
nouncemeas sa'ce = ue sooss, Ae Re;
eu.ssr cssotiag q nis own eroundless Gus
seaons eng prsl1dscss, and 70 create q
.pprsss.an Ena1 2 cssssan seats q iacfs en-
lsts' v.saont showing esadsncs Of e. othe'
=. =. ~. S"n s1. l'. ms = pa'lry =
Is s.,a .na = !. we 'aso oe'0es
s' ~ " P','s s -.
now, : ~ , $500. : - 49,. s... 49,, =
=. 80 !, -, z -, s : ' "snss tn0~'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25


Smh.- = ..,;~.r. = Il connts
49, - 1900 rsss;st Hc,,.., 20 NJ
- -: s. e. ~ 4, .5 !. .rrc;s 81 AZ
$500. ~ sf's,.S IL 81 s.fssc .cd SosIhern
Gonvsr Io, ~ 1il'S,nj;i Yennesssas1.'
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s y = s1n s.se.saucn iio@ sas
w. 8 s.le S 49, pl:s.su - !.
~ 49, ~ : l0~s $
10y .'y IL. = p.. ~, 3, sPPl.Prrs'
sllo'e sroans s.e - 8 oeve'meu. 81
sn ascessaly 3" os s,l.s esPec'. 4
~ 80 49,. 80 q - = ~
naiosls,.pPss rne.s,o.e' l.
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usn > Me@pnis: oalis upon 9e oslizen'
= sne 0euassss = aO"ss = 'se1a A's'e Ne
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

Il "a cn.ious COINCIDENCE that Mack
enzie, who ssole Snd pnblished the private
letters Il Mr.. Hoyt, SHOULD hsve made pub
ic thoss Of eur shle Secretary of War, ~
whom he was actually, some years ago,
saved from the gallows. About the time
IL the Canadian. troubles, when Mr.. Mar
cy was governor e. New York, Macken-
ne Maasdensndedo of him byEa reputation
of tho governor Of Canada, on charges d
inurdefy arson, and mail robbery, under :
treaty presiding for The surrender q fl-
bittve rsinimll but. Gevsrnor Marcy
stppk ~ met lsworahle yieM ofI the CO.
ft Mackenzie, and cerstrued his efepcs
inm f1helliehl with which he nd nothing
tpsdas thha Sayts6 ~ eSllow's neck fro,n
- sppes Asrtsett rstusn - nakes fcr
u tpQp1inenfJ ii sps E,ss "
AID whils ubsA dis ssl isct u coiaeir
deucess Ne nkst slats tlats four sor Ave
|y1grs sipcet bundlA M privats letters
written BY the oditor q the Tribune %
vs1iois pslitical laesss ~ Genef>f Hsr-
risen. ana psrspne sbeut hins wefs PM
into the hands u Gevsrncr Mafcy, In
= sWeahingtrn5 Win, however sesDed to
haze besn - nuch ~ > gentleman anll
qau ef hsnm q tpae TIA mean edvant1ee
&c nakine bHhIlc ~ - le9liel c9nmu-
nicaaiene = ~ pslitioal oppeaeaess sni
thesslrs ceunsalled lheis retpsn - a.
aee wese they HI heea oelslssilN "a,
Thera 4ere p1pt1a fsvo5 kahdred u the1l
lelfess. go of IL eo1bftiile . f1fhoF
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

~ SaAlood&f6-
Ths socc6pal5sa dfAshaEft
in Calilornia, " The kus,I ~ " ~
than ono oooasioel ben snb1sf =
tioa bstweehA our Governns6f ~
Gar. BY the convention between 7.
and the United States, made II Ami, -1 w..
no settlements onthe northwsuf 1900. ,0<s
to be formed by Russian suIu,act.-.s.'..e
ward of North latitude 50 az. u; n:
Nevertheless, long before that cop,s..,a s.
and ever since. Russia has ,held h.,'s...,'
mont q u Rodega in North -. s. .,s.
deg. IS min. II IS not in accor,Ic.- -'..
the usual spirit df The United Soiss 49,
forcing the due fulfilment Of 81 80:
affecting our boundaries, to have 800: -
ced 50 long in this fragrant infrsctiop IN =
perhaps, as the Russian intrusion ~.
upon our territories, but upon d.. :
Mexico, no complaint was urC,a
Greenhow's report to our Dspasi.....u !.
State, we find history Of tbs R....
colony; and the public may be inle,-'.., n
brief statement 6f the facts connsr4., ", =
ny
=. Before 1912. Sitca was the ~ -
ern portion On the western side W 49,
occupied By The Russians. II M u.s.
they formed an establishment 4 N. ~ s,
ifornia. The chiefase;s iRiosanOif oSs,i.., /,
from the Spanish Governor u Mcrs..s.a
permission to erect some house, MI w.
few men on the shore IL ths MI: ll' .sss s
Bodega, NEAR Port San risneiscrs !. III z
to procure and salt The ihtst n ND uni
cattle which overrun that country a. ~
supply Of The settlement d New Arch.s
gel. In the course 81 two II II thee ys..s
latter this PERMISSION was granted, the nus ~
Der Of the persons thus employed liad h..
como So great, and their dwelling blaze ia
assumed 50 much the appearance II ~.
tress,. that the Spanish Governor tl,o,,sa4
proper TO demonstrate on the subject. RI.
representations being disrsgarded. n q.
mally commanded the Russians u al, 4.
territory. The command was treated M
as little respect as the remonstrance ana
when it Was repeated the Russian aeens
Kutusoff replied by denying he ria6t v
the Spaniards over the country, which /.
asserted TO be vacant and open Cor occun,.
ton BY the subjects Of any civilized power.
The Governor was unable IL enforce Ii.
orders, and as no assistance cuuld b q,
forded from Mexico, then ravaged by civil
wars, the intruders were left IN in und;.iarh.
ed possession Of the ground, where ,bev
have ever since remained, in defiance 4
the Spanlards and their republican succes.
sors. The Russians haze now several u
tablishmenis in California, Of which he
principal, called Ross, is sitaased immedi.
ately on the Pacific, about dirty aiiles north
Of Bodega, or Port RomanyoG. y The Rus
Slams have famed It. From these sate-
inents it will be seen that the magnificent
WILDERNESS Of California will ston Be occu.
pied BY Russian emigration, Unless III
American settlers hasten to claim . slase
oft Inoceupicd domain. !, 7i
M: q. CtIss. BhueiR:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
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Five reasons against the Iftsxdt
Tariff. s.t
! q Boston correspondent sends III "
following i've conclusions on an Important

! a Boston correspondent sends III ~,
following i've conclusions on an Important
question: f. 1919.
first-Thc law Of 1912 was conlinssrif
~ the compact between the Norh "a
South, made 1t The time the question Via
most earnestly debated in / 1873, and known
Is Mr.. Clay's Compromise act. at
This compromise expressly siipulsia
that, froih and after the 30th dayy ii jun,
1912, no duty should be levied To exceed
twenty per cent, on . home valuation. !,
! Second. The present tariff, ~ it, dir.
fering duties UPON the various articles d
merchandise, is UNEQUAL in its effect, Civ
ing 70 some branches II ilanniaeture A.
vantages over others, contrary u u,s
spirit Of our institutions, and 10 the sound
est principles OF political economy and n
Third.--The unreasonable duties ply.
able in. cash, without any right ofwars.
housing, and the retention BY govsrnasnt
of two and half per cent, of III deben.
lures prevents the importation Of nss.,
chandise into our ports for the purpess q
re-shipment to South America and dh9
foreign markets, thereby interfering vi
ship-owners, ship builders, and ~ inaa.
ests dependent on foreign trade and CO
merce. aF' Wit
Fourth.--That il is to the sdvsntsgsd
any country to make whatever can y
made cheaper than can be bought, and .
buy whatever can be purchased 4 ~
price than manufactured. That unequal
duties beg ond the requirements Of revenue'
interfere with the fair and indisputabls
right Of every citizen 10 buy and ssll wks-
out any unnecessary interferencs q soys
crnment. - .s-ns,
Tiflh.af-hat ithbissssa rciecs;on clear.
y shows, that Exchange between nations
are equal, or nearly Col that n pfol'osto'I!
as We sell we have the ability y buy; ana
according a. w bdy from ttAsrs, oshsf
Nations have The facility to purchase In
US. That. tut issa ilist Gesfs3Es inP'!ss,,
|tion, of necessity interfere with thc ps'eel
obtained lSr esports. .spI
That 4 the pfoteceion Of ths Nt9thesn
,nanulse iafes operates to tie dl3a dtsi1l
III me agricdilifAl intsrests vi Tie So
and West Ia fM6 xiyss FIRST; By comp!
ing them to pay . Aishtf psscs for th.if
goods, and, second; in lesssning ~
amount lthl they would receive - 49,
pEoduetisas = X e.. ERss.t pnraiil
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

Il Is aid that : girl in Pitts6eld, -
was struck dumb tYtlse firing guln1u.1
Since then q numb1T II married -, ~
said; have United the artillery go
mics q come and discharge thSif 49,. q
their. premises. ls 444M.ts IiAssHsH ~ NJ.