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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

ANNEXATION. The following nronos;
'ioh Tor annexng Texas to the United
states was introduced in the House q,
representatives Of Congress, on the 10Th
u'' by Mr. Weller, of Ohio.
" be It resolved, &c, Thar r.oa,
alter alter passage, the supreme authority Of
eSaS concurrlng therein, the Tertiary
now known as the Republic of Tova5,
Sna'' be annexed and made part If tho
territory of the United States. thai NV, '
people residing in Texas Shat ha i,oa"
porated INTO the Union, and nro,ao,ad
we Tree choIce of their liberty aud nron,
.erty, and admitted, as soon as ma t'V ba
consistent with the Federal ConstitnI;on
+" al az me privileges, rights and inmnni
',eS OF citizens Of the United States. ',ha,
'nG laws as now existing in the ,err;torv
OF Texas, until otherwise ordared .LaiI,
remain IN full force, and all the Execn
1--WE and judicial officers ofTexas. eycon,
,"e PRESIDENT, Vice President, and tbe I
neauS OF the Executive Departments. rev. I
enue officers, and courts of Justice, Shall d
remain as at present organized, that the '
'aDIIc lands Of Texas are hereby nIa]n n
"a Tor The payment Of debts, however ere h
''eu' anterior TO the passage of This rnso- Ii
u''o"' Tor which the faith of the Govern
'io'i' OF IexaS has been given, and a. o.
l0ollunS 10 ten millions of dollars. tbo, tt
be appointed, wbenevor di
ne uoty may be imposed upon them, to bl
No, N and report on the claims apains, &c
le Government Of Texas, that The nnh &c
,1 'ands may be applied 10 the extingnisb- on
e"t o. Inc debts; that commissioners ba Re-
pointed 10 establish the boundaries ond frt
wac SAID territory in such manno, ~ pu
az hereafter be directed, and thai as est
om as the supreme authority Of Texas loo
an agree 10 This resolution, it shall be cor
fundamental law of the land" POI
l his resolution passed through two
ld'ngs at once, and on the question Of ton
erence, was referred 10 the committea !
the whole on the state of the Union Cd
the ote OF 1909, TO 80 +, ;s tim'
position, unlncumbered by details 'f~'
, II the The vote given on its reference |
oil the strength Of the roeo rePc
IN the House, it can bo safely infer. u.,e
nat annexation will be adopted by \,
branch OF our national legislature. NJ, :,
Of Cona. Wv ''''' u tue present SEES amo
iiore
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

MAKE Your OWN CANDLES LAKE IVY
pounds Of alum for every ten pounus =
tallow; dissolve it in water before the "a.
low is put in, and then melt the talio" !"
The alum water, with frequent silfl"s b
aud i; clarifies and hardens the taIlo" -
as to make a most beautiful artic'o -
winter or summer use, almost as so0u :
sperm
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

Large DEBr,-The public debt Of
the State Of Indiana amounts to mara
than thirteen millions Of dollarsl Tho
interest due and unpaid on this amounts
nearly SIX hundred thousand dollars.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11
FIRM me- Piragme, Jaagary ON
AHHlYAL OF fliE ACADIA

# fupy Dtw LAfa rn1a Eaaoge
4 Tho ieadia steamship arrived NJ Dos
I'm 30 HuafdNY, gtstu't, bringing dates
y Htnm liverpool ~ ihe llH gf Noyeubaf
+ The summary " news which wp subl1te.
aas received Nv he Crescent CIV ~
|Pfrga rom which papaf wa compile ~
i The Liverpool cotton market waa IN q
very depressed state, anil Tho pf.aos n,oI
literally Fixed by The purchaser. TbaaI
owing 10 The anxious desire mnnifesled tyI
IrflFst sales.
The American provision trade confirm
Jed 10 form "a important branch or Goa,
meree though the United Slalos aud Can /
admo 0our had hardly supported previous
rates ',''''
W. Washington Irving, Minister off
the United States AT the Court Of qnai, e
arrived at Bordeaux on the 18th Of Nav L
On bIs way 10 Madrid. a
The British Parliament is to meet q f., "
ne despatch of business" on the 1th orI r
Jto' next, aud various specuIaions ara CT
Iuoat as 10 the course likely 10 be pursn. tc
q ny Ministers, seeing that they will
ave an available surpus-a thing nm. Il
nowh OF late years--in the hands Of tbe &C
hancelIor of the Exchequer. II
ne British Cabinet, it is said, contem. dc
ateS complete change in the Govern. OF
c 'int Of india, which will extinguish the
'Il'IcaI power orthe East India Directors al
an agitation is IN progress for the re-. ma
oI OF me malt duties, bat it is consider. TIT
not at all likely to be successful. The the
FocateS oil reduction of the duties ON mi
ana sugar, the abolition of the i'm. cor
81 on cotton wool, and the partial reno the
OF the income tax, are more can. me
me IN their expectations. con
he OConnell tribute has been 1arge clfe
year as II his admirers had never he. Joy
gwen him penny, and is expected mis-
each the sum Of f3O,000. of
Ir. O'Connell entered Tralea reoor,I,, dete
ere he was met by an enormous con- the
rse of people, and from the window reg,
house addressed 10000 persons Ptct
speech, however, possesses very little
rest. 81
r. Sharman Crawford has definitely OF Il
poI8ated the two parts Of his plan RE
constitution Zoe ireland with its Local me c
stature, and the Federatlve represen. P!rat
n OF Ireland in the Imperial ParIia. Inc
:: II Is altogether copied from the the
tutions Of the British coIoo;o, = to tn
cuIar of Canada, from o,cao.,; ton.
nave been made for representation ratlei
e colonies of the Metronol;,op D. that
mt. ders
,e late nrnp Of patotoos in ireland !, ten S
TO exceed the produce IF ,rv clever
cord her.
le French Chambers wora n MAO, board
ON INST and the British Parliament, butt
e 4th of February. of abe
iarIng act Of piracy was committed and de
very midst of the shipping in the
IT Gibraltar on the NIGHT of tho k,h POI
mber ~" cores
Q Russians and Crcassians have thinks
several bloody battles, and in eve this Sc
lance the Russians were beatrn democl
have 50 been obliged to abandnn the sui
I'VE places or positions Their xii. not pas
'oanded and missing amounted to would
; "hlIe the mountaineers lost about thinks
: gether,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11


Mr.. ". II. Smith has retired from n,
editorial chair of the Southern Journal
published a; Monticello in this state. His
retirement was caused by indsposi,ion
Mr.. s., in his editorial career, conducted
himself with much mIdness and modera.
ton, thereby setting an example we'll
worthy of imitation. We wish him .
speedy restoration to health, and yoca.
ton more happy and profitable than the
'hankIess one Of political editor. Poll.
healIy. the Journal was, and is. thor
oughly democratic. 1t will be published
and edited hereafter by Messrs. Cobea S
and GouYeneaux. The former gentleman .
we know intimately well, and better $
fellow never inhaled the pure air of hea- f
ven Success TO thee, friend JEFF.--mav hi
otS ot advertisements, and cash.in-ad. CT
'sncs paying subscribers, be the result of s ~
'our labors. ~
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

APPROPRIATE PREsENr.--The State Of
South Carolina has presented Commo.
oore Shubrck with splendid sword, suit,
ABLY inscribed, in honor of eminent ser.
wees rendered the country during the
asst war. The sword cost $3.50
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11
ALABAMA DEMOCRACY, VS.. PENN.
SlLVANIA DEMOCRACY.

An amusing incident occurred a fau
Gays since IN The Alabama House Of Rep
Iesentatlves. In order to test the SINGER
lty OF the opinions Of the Polk and Dial
las party, Mr.. JUDGE, of Lowndes county
a genuine whig, offered the subjoined re.
solution, which, our reader. will At onca
perceive embodos, word for acora, Mr..
Fo'K'S Tariff opinions, in his rather cele-
DRAFTED letter, to J. K. Kane, of PhiladeI.
phia: "''''''''
" Hrso(oed, That it is the duty Of row.
eminent 10 extend, by its revenue avs
anu all o'her means within its power. as
lar as practicable to do so, fair and ms,
projection to all the great interests of the
o"'oi, embracing agriculture, commerce
manufactures, the mechanic arts. and nav.
igatioR." A''O nav
Tremendous Au,tering at once eusued
IN the ranks Of the faithful, and, after an
animated debate, the Democra tic maior;
~ refused 10 suspend the rule, 10 allow
Inc resolution to be presented. Alabama
democracy aud Pennsylvania democracy
IL seems, are widely dissimilar, and were
II not Tor that "coheslye" attraction sno.
Ken OF by Mr.. Calhoun, the whole char
monlous" party would be in beautiful
family squabble before six months rolled
over. ''0"'"' Io''ea
ne report of the Committee on Re
puaa'Ion was adopted BY the House. The c
AN'Fd resolution, appended to the Repor,
de"ounees breach of faith by anv Of Tho 7
states, in the strongest possible terms q
and was opposed by fourteen locofocos on Il,
the ground that they could not consent 70 n
cast censure on Mississippi. What mao. n
unanimous locos! ~
20, It seems, that in regard to pecuaia. e,
y matters, there is difference, as wide tn
IS me poles, between Alabama democra. nc
y and Mississippi democracy! How an an
nat cohesive power" serves TO char di
lohIze" all these elements of discordg M
we have received the first number oil ~ ~
'e Oem9crat'$ Guide, published at Bran line
IN by Mr.. Joseph Bennett, and edited bv /,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

e The folIowInr tribute NJ respect 10 NJ
CIV ta from The pm N ri tFu
lI'it'f1. @ vi this state. hot noe
|'ai'of ol ibo New Orleans Jf,uagisa
h11hi'ran Tho sentiments Of fe.porf
20 beautifully expressed, arc honorable f.
lh' hoad and heart n The writer. ana
contrast vol with Tho puny cnoa ee
some belonging 70 tho EDITORS party, who
are continually rutUyodoe 10 bssoar,s,
mat iljusitIgus statesman with their ow,
native sIimo and 9th. Aye. long, were
Tong will It be before the mantle Of h,s|
lolly intellect, his unsurpassed ololucocc
and his lion hearted spdt" will fail ueoe|
any oI The sons Of men. Long will If bell
o'lofc The halo Of such another mighty
genius will irndialc the intellectual
world Long will it be before liberty d,
VIII nave such another eloquent and de. :
'o'ed defender, Long will it be, we n
car before such another pure patriot. b,
aFSeeing statesman, peer less orator and n
ndaunied advocate Of truth and Justice. -,
'sardIess OF consequences, every thipg =,
n his country, first, last, and all the ha
me- will tread the stage of action. Bat soc
d long, we sincerely believe, will it be, .,
iore our country will suffer for her in. nm,
altitude to one who has performed for
Such priceless services, and shown.
'orty years, such unequaIIed devotion ooU
her best interests no, boo...aJ '''" dor
Mr. CLAY-~Ths eminent gentleman "o'.
we may Judge from recent j1dica,iona vice
takena final leave Of public life, and last
10 pass the remainder of his
IN the secIusion of his farm. We T
slider the resolution wise one, thouqb amin
Gan well appreciate the feelings of his ..o.,
1ds on The occasion. His Retirement '00e
the arena on which he has lone Inc
SO distinguished part, will be fell gen
oghout the civilized world. As count
sman, he ranked in the very fire. wa,,
!; as legislator, he has left his oni :, 10y
impressed unon ,bo r,o,. 49, us OPP throp
les OF MS country and as an orator
ore than quarter Of a centnrv he Tor tn
Iood without peer, burnishng the which
memorials of Greece, and the haPPiI
tam tops of South America. with ,ho people
mt OF his genius. The statesman marril
ator and Legislator, now belong to pose "
y, and in her keeping we leave occasic
"Ith his retirement every FEELING the lOI
position dies away, tut he recoIlec7 The
his public services survives ladies' {
ny OF the people opposed Mr.. CLAW
leader OF a political party; but as
Inc great men of his country.
lame IS among her brightest Jewels,
IGNORED and admired by all. O,ber BY t
# his political creed will s,rinn I ship RI
MS place; but long will it be be- ton dat
he mantle Of his loltv intaIIoo, - ter.
assed eloquence and his lion heart. The
II laIlS upon any of them" gresS, 4
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

NJ William J Brown, Ialo ono N N,
publishers N tho Sgmtyaa haa retire.
'f.# t'mt ranb.Isbmo1l IN account al
y continued ~ health NJ u has Iabofcd
, nitbfoi.y md &eaIpl,y for the cause.
d aud w8 lfual that ha has received \ cor
responding remuneration The Saa,i
rem will be- published hereafter by Mr.
i Thomas Fo.moE solely ne is a veteran
10 Tho profession and amply deserve. The
encouragement aod patronage Of his Pc
IIheal friends, which wa hope he will re i
.cctye tolho foil extent Of his norris.
sEtsnlg ro rms LAvr Some northern
paper heads lrs advertising columns with
the following pdby sentences "IIom
hlaai your dimrpoj plaet your dollars"
ifulh.-cgrry word Irarh-and 6lI of
good prac IcaI sense. We recommend il =
especially, to our readers. Plam yopr
lines with US, and you may have all tbeI
'ounteous crop that will certainly follow. y
'ont' Il you please, delay any longer in c !"
making your fortunes. We have the NJ. h,
losl anxiety for your future welfare and kt
apPness, and it grieves US to the soul to u
g you, epery week, throwing wantonIy n.
way opportunities that would, irproperIy me
IfSued, inevitably lead to both. po
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-11

we have received the first number OF
the Dem9crGt'a Guide, published a, Bran
ooh by Mr., Joseph Bennett, and edited bv
Joseph A. Marshall, Esq. Mr.. Marshall
Is an experienced politician, and will be a
valuable acquisition to the unterrifed"
democracy of old Rankin. Pecuniar;Iv
we wish the editor and publisher The most
complete success.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15

HAVE removed their Establishments 10 iheii
llNew BIZ lex Building, east side of MAR
KET ST.. a few doors below The Post Office,
where they have supplied themselves with a
new and large Engine and other fixture for
their business, in a supeIio r style.
They carry IN The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all Us branches.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are prepared J. 10 supply uur customers TO any
extent with the above pipe Of The best quality. and
at prices as low as il is 10 he had IN the country.
They have constantly on hand HydIan,s OF
various description, hatiers' kettles, water clos.
els, bath tubs, hot and cold shower baths, re
torts Tor bleaching, chemica appa raius, lead
&C fins, patent hath pumps, lead pipes OF all siz.
es, sheet lead OF any thickness aud worked up
in any manner OF ioim.
Water conducted through lcaden pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Superior pumps for country wells, Steam En-
glnes &c. &c. b
All orders thankfully received and punctu
ally attended To.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
10 several descriptions OF mechanics, IN The
2i story Of ibeii building, or on the grouaC
fooT al very moderate rent:
Wheeling. Nov IL, 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15

CANCER. SCROFULA AND GOlTRE.-Am
pie experience has proved that no combination Of
medicine has ever been SO efficacions in removing
The above diseases. as DR. Jayneis Alternative. or
Life PreservaIive. IL has effected cures truly as
ionisbinR. moi only Of Cancer, and other diseases oi
that class. but has removed lie most stubborn dis
eases Of The Skin, Swcllings. Dyspepsia, &c. &C.
This medicine enters into The circulation md Grad
icaies diseases wherever located. II puriies the
blood and other fluids Of the body. removes obslruc-
lion IN the pores Of The skins. mud reduces enlarge
faenis Of The glands or bones. II increases the mp
petite. removes headache and dro~ siness, end in.
vieoraics The whole system. and impaus animation
10 The diseased and dc hii:inied constitution. There
is nothing superior 10 il in The whole msieria medi.
ca. II is perfectly safe ard eIitemely pleasant, and
has nothing Of The Disgusting nausea accompanying
The idea Of Swallowing medicine
Prepared aud sold Of No 3 S nth Third street
Philadelphia.
For sale by DR. J CRUMBACKER. 173 Main
ST. Wheeling. Va. oct 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15
M. & T. SWEENEY.

AVE just received and opened 100 packages
IL l. CHINA and QUEENSWARE
Ameng olher articles They hnvc
Fine Gold band China Tea Sells from 81 To 100 ps
Rich Gilt and Fancy do do
Do "a extra fine do
Richly decorated Maniel Ornaments. Colugnes. Fan,
cy Ink Baskets DC. in g:eai variety.
The Indies are invited 10 call and examine
these, rs they surPoss any Thing Of The kind ever
heiore brought 10 this country and are worth seeing
Rich Gill ond embossed Fruit b ,skeis. laced g. high
White China do do do
Gil, ard plain Cumroilers. Casseiolles. Turreens
Boats and Siand,; Tea Pots. Sugars and Cleans
Tea and C"fee Cups and Saucers. Plates. &c, fuied
plain and faucy styles. in sets or pieces 10 suit GUS
TONERS.
In common ware we have IL'errool Dishes and
Plates 81 oil sizes. Teas and Colees. Tea and Coffee
Pois. Sugars and Creams, &c, Of various coloIs
printed, Flowing b'ue and Fancy Toilet Sets; C, m
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. &c, &c, with eve
~ other article usually kept IN lite most EXTENSIVE
establishments III the country. and which the public
need only call ahd price To he satisfied that We sci
lower lhon they can be purchase elsewhere. w,
have on hand and ore constantly manufacturer,
Cut and plain lioll Lamps. Lanterns. Tumbler
Dishes. &c; which together with our stock o
Queenswnre. we invite The attention Of purchasers
either wholesale or re'ail. Warehouses Nos Z an,
3 Monroe ST, Wheeling. Va. nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15
o. w. HEISKEit.

o. w. HEISKELt,
ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies' OF
IL Wheeling that he has opened q new ond
splendid stock Of rich Fancy Goods. part Of which
are enumerated below.
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS:
Cashmetc Pyramid Robe IA new arIIcie )Ombre,
Cross over. striped aud plain Cnshmeres; Cashmere
d'Ecossc; rumpaduurs; Mouslin De Lanes; Cross
over and every other description Of colored and
black Alpacns,
EVENING DRESSES.
Color, d and White Embroidered Parisian Robes,
(a beaiiiful ariicle:) White Muslin Robes; Tarle-
tens and Suisses. oi all kinds; very rich White and
Colo rcd Brocade Silks.
SILKS.
Block Satin Striped Armnre, Waiered and Striped
P'ult jc Sole; Satin Striped. BrocsJe. | u,iring ond
Gro lie Suisse Silks. Ombre. Embroii Tered aud Striped
Fancy Silks.
SHAWtS.
dilla. Black and mode cold Thibei (emb'd aud plain
with silk F%ringes;) Damask. wors,ed. Omhre, Ka.
byle, Dumask Woolcn md Muslin de Lame Shauls.
FANCY GOODS.
Rich French worked Capss, Collars and Cheni.
zeiies; French worked. Revere and Hem Stitched
Linen Cambria Handkerchief; Velvet edgr d md
Satin Sashes for Bonnet Trimmings; New Style
Crnpe Scars; Long and half Long white. cold and
back KID Gloves; Bonnet Ribhons. Blaok md white
Silk Hose; Silk Fringes und Velvet Ribbons for
trimming dresses.
0~In few days he will open. in addition to The
above, a large stock OF Sloplc Dry Goods. Tor family
use. une
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15

M RS WADE would respectfully invite the at,
iv icnlion OF the Ladies 10 her second stock oi
Winter Millinery. just received. from one Of The
lnosl fashionable French Houses in New York.
Her gtods ore of the best quality. veil selected
Ind Of The very latest styles, snd consist in part of
The following article Ladies' Bonncis. Caps. Head
rresses and Borders; Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
French Flewers. PIumes, Fancy Nets, VelveIs.
Silks and Salins. Silk and Wash Blends. Silk and
tisIe Iuccs md Eduings; Stress Trimmings and
Several other Trimmings nsd Not ons Too numerous
10 mention. The above goods will be sold rs per
tsni cheaper than any OF The same kind this side OF
The Mountains.
N u. Leghorn and Straw Bonneis cleaned. steel
pressed, und done up in tho best style and al shorl
hoiicc. MRS a WADE.
nov IL Corner Fourth & UnioH SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Dnwsn MS iOll"ws Il, throughout The month oi November
Draws on Tuosdnys-ACapi ial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of Iacknge wholes
Sl2; shares in pmpnriion.
Draws on Thurtdays-Capiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package " holes
sl4; shares in proportion.
Draws on Siiurdays--CnpiIal prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package wholes
Sl4: shares in proportion.
Address your orders TO
nov l N l. DORSEY. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15

EoNNEILY & WADE has just received a
~ case &c M'Cauley's Patent Cork Soled Boots
which they warrant To surpass Tor neainess and du.
rability anything hat has ever been brought 10 this
city. Gentlemen are Invited To call and examine
Tor themselves. nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15
"a N ~ phLadoIpain Ldeer


AN IMPORTANT CURE by DR. Jn,nes AZ.
icrnuvr. We have hecn informed by Mrs Mahan
IN granddaughter 81 old Gen WAY nc) hat .he suc
tered for a numhcf " yrirs iram he gov M ~ n
large Gpihous Tumuur Of Tic Throat. Uhich. be.
side great deiotniy. %piotuced hlh a d Gicuity Of
degiuuIiOu and at brcsthsng. ludccd. size says he
pressure upon be windpipe wosso Ereat ~ lu pre-.
vent her from sleeping ~ u recruitment p%usiion. aud
often sufocntirn aw cared ne yiiailc. She also
labored order severe initspo-tion r. m Liter Com
plant aud J%lundIce, with o hpfnbie ifuin ~ nrr-
vo, 3 affections. Tor Which she commenced M ne
nf D. Jiyne's Alternative. whith me iuok regnia,i,
hf ~ ~ seven weeks. wuh tcrastbual dues NJ he
Sanaiiye Pills; aud her general health vas lnsfeb,
completely re.es'nblished .and now perceived sumo
dlmiuntiUn IN The SIZE 81 the GOitfDus TumDus ,he
wos encouraged 10 petsevere in The use ~ lbe a
enuye until every vesuFe Of the painful inmprf
was entirely tem'vcd. We ihiuk, therefore, ihni
such an important remedy shpnld bc mufc generally
known.
For sale by DrJ CRUAtgACRER, No i73 MAN
81, Wheeling. We. gct 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15
TITS STRANGE but TRUE.
JOHNSTON a. BERRYuu.p.

VHNiAT JOHNSTON Il BERRYHILL
n hive Just returned from the East for The sec.
ond time ihis season. aud have just finished open.
ing oic Of The largest and best selected stocks II
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods now 10 he found west
of the mountains. and ON account OF having so large
n stock. we ore determined 10 SELL at such prices
as cannot fail To plcase. and iherciote we would al.
wise those Who wish to purchase either BY tho
Wholesale OF retail To give usa call. as We are Ger
tain they will not wish TO look farther.
N Ii. We Invite ibe attention IL The Ladies' per-
iicularly.a We have the best selection Of Dress Coo,s
To be had i'm this or my Of the western c,ies. and
likewise Dress Trimmings Of every description: and
we have olsu on hand n splendid assortment nj
Gents Wear. such Us Cloths. Cassimcres. Sstinci,s
Jeans aud Ves'iDg Of every description.
BONNETS. BONNETS. DRESS GOODS.
Braid Bonneis Suks, Saiins. B,mbaz,nes
straw do Cashmeres Mn de LANES
Neapolitan DO Alpacas. Merinoes
Seiyet do Eolian de Vronga. Coburg
birds>Eye do Cloth &c
Bonnet and Velvet Rib. Black Silk Frinees of ev.
bons, t'imps and Frin. cry width. quality and
ges. Cords q Fasses price. with several pei
Artificial Flowers, splen. ces OF tatiegaicd colors
did assortment Gr trimming dresses.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
Just received several piece &C Csrpeiing nj vefy
prices. aid also n large assortment Of Blan-
keis.
JOHNSTON a. BERRYHILL.
WHOLESALE * RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15
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Pokomoke River Lottery. c,nss No 536.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Wednes'y NoveIn'r26
| Of $4,000 of 5000 OF 5000 Of 1000
10 Nus. l3 ballots. Tickets ST.; certificate pack.
age 26 wholes GO dolls; shares in proporI,i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15
$4,000;

Pokomoke River Lottery. class No 232,
To be drawn al Wilmington. Thursday Nusem'r 90
] OF sS0O0 Of 20OO l Of 1000 Of l066
40 Nos. Ia ballots. Ticl cts 50; certificate paek-
aye 20 wholrs 25 dolls; shares in proportion.