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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22
A S S Z S S 0 r .

We are authorized to announce JOHN
STRlBLING, as a candidate for the office of
Assessor of Amite county, at the ensuing No.
vember election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
q. DAVIS, as candidate for the office of As
sessoF of Amte county, at the ensuing No
yember election.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS
HAYNES, as u candidate for the office of As
SCISSOR of Amite county, at the ensuing Novcm.
Der election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES A.
JENKINS, as a candidate for the office of AS.
SCISSOR of Amitc county, at the ensuing Novem-
Der election
We are authorized to announce JOHN G.
klNABREW, as a candidate for the office of
Assessor of Amite county, at the erSuing No.
Vember election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22
Amito County Candidates.
nicctiou...ad and an Noscmbcr isib.
-an EN LEE


We atc authorized 10 announce THEODORE
MCKNIGHT ne a candidate for the Office o
sheriff Of Amitc county, at the ensuing No
yembaf election.
We ore authorized to announce WILLIAM
G. llARRElIr az candidate for the office Of
sheriff Of Ami,o county, at the ensuing No.
ycmbor election
We arc authorized to announce WILLIAM
g. McGElIEE, as candidate for the office of
sheriff of Amitc county, at the ensuing No.
yombcf election.
We are authorized to announce YOUNG f
GRlNIN, as cannidatc for the oil Of
sheriff Of Amito county, at the ensuing No
vembcr election.
Wsarc authorized TO announce +. G. WICK.
Err, as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Amite county, at the ensuing November cleo.
ton.
We are authorized to announce CLINTON
McGEHEE, as candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Amitc county, at the ensuing No.
yember election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22
District Attorney.

We are authorized to announce ISAAC D.
as a candidate for the office o! Dis.
trict Attorney of the Judicial District, compo,
sed of the counties of Wilkinson, Adams, JEFF
ferson, Claiborne, Amte and Franklin. Eec,
ton in November next.
We are authorized to announce w. S. CAS-
SEDY, as a candidate for the office of District
Attorney for the Judicial District, composed of
the counties of Wilkinson, Adams, jefferson,
Franklin, Amte and Claiborne.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

In this weeks paper will be found the
inaugural address Of President Polk, and
the address of Vice President DALLAS, on
assuming the Presidency of the Senate.
The address Of Mr.. Polk is frank and
open, in an eminent degree, and there are
many passages in it with which the most
violent Wing can fnd no fault. He an
nounces his determin alton to be the Pres.
ident Of the american people--no, the
President Of party, solely. If he car
rles out this determination, he will be the
first democratic President that has ever
done so. His views on the tariff are
moderate and reasonable He goes in for
adequate encourage ment Of American
labor. Of course he is in favor OF the
annexation of Texas, and argues our
undoubted right to acquire foreign terri
tory. Taken as whole, the address
will be looked upon with an eye OF favor,
by many of both parties. We have no
room this week for an extended comment
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

NoNsENsE.-To eat soup with fork
to believe all your acquaintanCes are
your friends; to expect borrowed UNI.
breIIa will be returned: to think the moon
is made of green cheese to expect mai.
len lady to tell her age; to think
you are acquainted with an honest politl
clan; to swallow all you hear for truth
10 believe all are salrts who pray; to ina
CINE public speaker means all he saws;
to think there is no humbug in the world
to think that publisher Of a newspaper
can live upon air; and to suppose thai
this paragraph amounts to any thing
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

A HIT.--An Englishman and fanh1s
being once in promiscuous company vi III
former was so much struck with some ~ ~.
air sung by The latter, that ne asked ~
the name Of it. ooh nothing but the 1un'
the old COW died on,"-was the RESPONSE
"You don't deceive me in that way "--'ao ~
the English man. The Yankee strncS v
Yankee Doodle. ''What's thai'--aSnse 'T
his companion. "Thdt'S the tune pa M n.
died on was the prompt reply: Nv
further questions were asked NUT"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

Miss MATILDA MUGG, has pu! out a
fresh Single at her shop door, with this
announcement: KNowTIs. lar got in sum
no articles Jaw saiI-sich as krakers, kan
dies, kabigis, korly, kups and sawsirs.
and menny uthor atlkkles tn newmurus
Ia menshun, all ceiling cheap. Kohl in
L. s, --Beens is bort hear, by the quort
or boeshil. Apply in the passage round
the makkril barrl. N. O. Ptcayune.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

We are authorized to announce S TANHOPE
POSEf, Of Wilkinson county, as a candidate
for the office of Judge of the Circuit Court, for
the first judicial District, composed of the coun-
ties of Wilkinson, Adams, Amite, Franklin,
Jefferson and Claiborne
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

If you have a horse that refuses TO
draw, Just take cat and tie it on the hor-
SEES back; then get in the carriage and be
gin to whip the cut; this will set the cat
to scratching and biting the horse, and,
rely on it, that if you are not very care
Cul, the horse will run away with you
and the cat both together.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

Tt''s The joint rc,oIn, ,D0 -
ny Texas 10 The unioo, with a. ''''
'"en1meoi thereto, IAN Of .t,' %'''
published last week. were iakoo ~. !"
lou'o OF Representative, on II. Wv. ,.'
Il. treat esottions wetc mad. "R
inemIes of the bill To dclonl ho y 'A
but The popular looliog in Inl,,..
led It through in spite Of allo,s..'. , -"
Tho vote stood Yeas, l32-N,,. .''
We hoyo always stronuou,ly oo.,.. -
annexation Of Texas to this Un,,o n W.
objections are not Of = political 81. vi
add who we look upon tn, meo,,,. =.
an lll'odyiscd pnc, especially b,,h.
IRE me southern portion Of the l,,i,,.
states, we consider that tho will rH
large majority should govern, md
prepared to greet the new sister. sb,,5.
TO be admitted into our national hnI,
with as hearty good will as the w,,m..,
nunexalionist in the land
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

We see il stated in our exchange pa
pers that President Tyler affixed his Off
clal signature to the Texas resolutions
with Hickory Pen. This would be a
high compliment to Gen. Jackson, were
it possible for the glorious old hero of Or.
leans to be complimented by traitor.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

Two New STATES ADDED TO THE UNION
On the evening of the LIST instan'' 'l'
Senate passed a bill from the House,
Representatives, adding the States u
FIorid and Iowa TO the Union FIoflOA
contains 1886 square miles low"
173,786. This admission will cause aO
addition Of two stars TO our national OaD
ner, which, perhaps, are destined TO snla.
as brightly on the pages Of history
any of the renowned Old Thirteen
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

MINISTER TO Mexico. MIR Polk has
dominated Col Butler, Of Kentucky, as
Minister TO Mexico, 10 place of Wilson
shannon, recalled. We have no inteli-
sence of the action Of the Senate upon
the nomination.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

MINISTER TO GREAT BRITAN.-On the
9th instant, Mr.. Polk, sent in the nomina.
lion of Richard Rush, as Minister to
Great Britain. The Senate had not act
ed on the nomination at our latest dates.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

We have received the first number Of tie
4th volume Of the South Western FHnsr,
published at Raymond, in this State. It
ISL beautiful specimen Of Typography,
and its pages are we'll filled with useful
and entertaining matter. The editors
N. G. North and Mr.. w. Philips, ore ldt'
Iy competent to the task they have under
taken, and if they receive that encourage
ment, which their labors richly deserve,
the Farmer will be found upon the abFeol
every enlightened planter in the State
The southwest needs a good agricultural
Paper--and the only way 10 permanently
establish one, of high order Of merit"
TO patronlze it; ~ for our planters to e1'
hbit liberality, in that respect, when
the agricuturalists Of the north manifest
towards every project tending TO devcppe
The hidden resources Of old mother eaFIn'
We have no hesitancy in saying tina! INC
Farmer will receive the hearty aPPro'a'
Of all who may subscribe Tor 1t. II Is
printed in the quarto form, size We''
adapted for binding and preservation
The Prospectus will be found Oh the nrs'
page
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-22

The New CABINET. On the g,b l..
Mr. Polk laid the following nomisao',
before the Senate, for confirmation.
James Buchanan, Secretary of STATE
Robert J Walker, Ssc'tary of Tre,,p,,
William L. Marcy, Secretary of W.,
George Bancroft, Secretary of Nav
John Y. Mason, Attorney General
Cave Johnson, Postmaster General
All the nominations were acted On and
confirmed by the Senate with the ey,o,
ton Of Mr.. Bancroft's, which was poa
poned until next day. The cause IA,
PoslPonement has given rise 10 various
conjectures.
Taken as a whole, Mr.. Folks Cabinet
is very respectable one, as far as ability
is concerned. But, we should suppos,
tina the high protective tariff, opinions Of
some of its leading members, would not
suit the rabid anti-tarriffltes of tn.
South. For instance: James Buchanan
Secretary Of State, is one of the strong.
est protectionists in the Union. Wilrn
L. Marcy, Secretary Of War, enerlan
the same opinions,
Judging from these significant .gns
we think that the Tariff OF '42 will 20!
be materially changed during the admin.
stratlon OF Mr., Polk, and that its benef.
cent influences, like the ferGhziEg
Jews of Heaven, will continue to bless
he country with stability, prosperity, and
happiness. True, we have bul little
loubt that some alterations will take
'lace, and perhaps some are necessary
but that any redu action, aproxmalingt 10
he free trade dogmas which were Gin.
ned no The ears Of our people during
he last canvass, will ensue, we see no
'roba biIIty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-21

NlRGINIA-N cHANctRY--At rules htlu
Y IA 'h. Gle rs ui!icc vi The Circuit Spp.rl"r
C"uri oi Law nnd thancerv Tor the wuIy oI OHIO.
~ The mouth If August ls+5
Samuel W, man. William s Appleton. nrd Joseph
Smith j.. srIness under ITO firm oi ", uau,
Api Teton X CO. Compartments,
sgalpS(
Lewis Sultan f.. end R'chnEd = Dsvis. partners
uid, The finn ui Lewis Su ton & Go. and Jacob
Gvuding, D,(ehda.fs
The Dec ndanis Sutton & Davis. not having en-
ietcd their Appearance h,d given security according
L. The act oi assembly, srd the ru,s OF this court
and II appearing 10y 'IIpnciury pfoni tint they are
nrt inhabitants 81 Ihc Commun euIh OF VIrgini1-
On notion ri the complainant ny cuuusel, ID or
ered that the said d. icn3sns Jn srpenr here ~ the
fret 10y e The FERN, mud arswc the com, lain
MT bill. and that cupy Of This order hr nrh" Ih
fscriei Ia smc Newspaper printed in The city OF
Wheeling lar TWO months surres,i,Ply, aud IosIet
~ Tic front door o, The house ol OHIO rounIy
copy leslie. ALEX 4 LAIDLEY. cictk
s. r. org 30
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SIIRGINIA--ls cmA,ctA, A.

IA fhNIN lN--lS CuANNiEs-a ~ Wvs lp Al
" the Clerks Office 80 ghr Cifcu.i Suhcfu.s
court of Law ard Chs ,csr tus no enuuiy ui Cho.
\ in NE mcn,h at Aueu-t lsiS
Lawrence Wa,htgvn aud Mar, " w-,hirgu n.
C,np'aiLeHi,
Ohio w Heshell nri Mauli, - v,fr. Jnr,s. "
Stout md Eufaleih \ his ,,ii,. p,v 80 Iiull an,i
Elizabeth hts wife. Etzahoih Campbell john
{ Cnmphell. farSct iCsmpbel ard isabella h,.
VIC. Samuel Lyon and Navy bis wife. Juhn
Richie AID Eilcn his VIE. Witch said. III E,h-ih
C"mpbcl. iuhn Z Campbell. Pa.ksc Campht.
Nancy Lyon and Ellen Ruchir. ore the heir. NJ
law ol Francis { Campbell. lo;c CT ORC county.
deceased DEF rIaa,.
Tho Defendants E'i,ahrih Campbell Samuel
Lyon end Nancy hs w,t.. shd Iuhn Richie sud
Ellen his wife. nui having entered iheu app. Stance
and given security according tn The rri Of assembly
ard the rules If This court ard Nsppesrirg Ivy sat
isfnciOry proof thar they nat in,plian OF the
commnnw cahh ~ Virginia On motion ni lhe com
plarani by sci. IL 10 ordered that the said DE-.
iendonis do appear here on the first DAY Of The nsn
Term AID answer The ccmplainnnis' hill and that n
COPY oi ,h' orer be frihwiih inserted IN nirc
new'roner printed in tho city oi Wheeling iu two
m' nhs surcessyeir, and posted at TIC frui duus oil
the court house OF Ohm rrpniv A cory icsic.
ALI Y T LAiDLtY. clrtk,
Coon. nuc IL
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VI tRGiNfA-,v cuAxerar A, Rale, hold


"a lRGfN1A-iS cuANcgRv A, Rale, hold
va the c.erh's ,iIice al ~. Crruu Superior
& ud OF Law aud chancr.v 90 The county oi OHIO.
IN ihe month Oi August lS45
The Nut'h Western Biuk ui Virginia. COmp'a nan,
against
Matthias J'i Tcts. John NJ NJ Creary. William
Gordon, john w Boring. EDWARD II r. spurh.
Tue Aier hants and Mechsuics' Bauk al Vince.
ing. Elijah JsTrs Albcr Butts. William
Armstrong, Juhu II A .msirung. W ,ilipp, Bu.ny,
DcferGonfs
Tie Def ndanis Matthias JcfIers, .',hn NJ hic.
Cr"nry mud William f Gordon. not having ., tered
'he'r appearance amd gwen security accord ny a.
HE eci at assembly nnd the rules ni Ihi. cuur. a.
II appearing bv sauslscIory prVufhn they ate not
inhabitants Of lie COMMONWEALTH al v.fginin--Ou
motion al The complainant b, counsel. Il ~ ordered
that The sand defendants do appear here The iics
hny oi The next terra. and answer the conplaihnn'
bill. and that acopy of ,hIs order lac hrhwuh in.
serted ~ surnc newspaper printed ia the city OF
Whc' ling Far two IN 'nIhs s1rcc sivCy, and posted
al the font door Ut the house of OHIO county
cory iesic. ALEX II LAiDLEi. clerk
J6F. ong 90
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LNlRE MARINE Observation-Disclosures AZ.
Il twosiua,ions only in which individuals cnI
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the Naluo ofinsurance. These nre, Will. -'and.
ing upon the ruins OF their own properly, .theI
receiving from an insurance Office tho full a.
mount which they have lost. or sIsndinc on IN,
same spot surroundsd pe.hapo by c d, soln,r tan.
~, iamentIng hat stupidity and folly whi, nc
tailed To provide for such Contingency.
s ATKINSON, Agenr OF the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE co OF HARTFORD. CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores, mills, factories. dc, together with ther
contents, such "a furniture, merchandise, ma
chineTv. and eve!yother DESCRIPTION of IN surable
property Also. on steam. keel and nat boats
and their cargoes TO ard from envy port on IN,
Western Waters.
Hotel iGn |, 1872
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ALEX T LAIpLEY. Click.
NrIseS acy 10
sew.

~ IN GlSIA--tS tuAScFRY-~Ai Rules, hsIJ
IA ihc clerks 'five m the Circuu Superior
Court "i Law and ctanccty fot the cv!nly VI Ohio.
~ the muuih al August l845
Zaeiarnh Jacob. adminsIfaIpr o!ihc ESTATE ~ Sam.
"cl Spngs dcceos d. C.nllaison,,
nsains,
AiifR pnRt's and oher-. D./tndanh
The Defendant JohE R,tchls. MT haviis ent, nd
ME arpe"run"e mud given securi} socntii,s 70 the
aci"i assembly sud the rules ~ mi. rua.,, sbd i,
'prenfing 10y sats-ciory proof that he noi en- TO-
hah!'anio al tie romnoaw caijh al Virginia. o., MOI
H"u "i The cuinplH'n"n, by conn,el. n 10 ordered
nat ne said defendant Go appear here on he fs;
day al ihr ncN Term. and answer ihe com inan's
DILL and ihaia copy of lhi. U.dei u. lui " .,h ins<r
Pd ~ some Iew'pa7er printed IN the c,iy oi Vice,
ling for NV" months surcessvcly. and pasted al II .
front dtur Oft court house 81 OHIO county.
crpy ,cs'e. ALEH Il LAIOLEY. ciesk.,
s. +. aug 90
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER


JOHNSTON Il BERkYnILL. hpve just receiv-
- cd a most beautiful aud well selected stock al
fancy and Sta Pile Dry Co ds all Of which they will
sell at such prices cnnnui 'n TO plenso the most
economical Our siock consists in part Of Tho follow
ing arIicies. namely;
FOR LADIES DRESSES-Mernocs, Alpacas.
cashmere DE Lanes hiouslIn de LANES. Fancy aud
plain Silks and Sntins, Binb6zlnes. Ginghams
Calicoes and Shawls of every description. price
and qusl,y Alsn Ladies Crnvaso Of the late 81 style
FOR GENTLEMEN-CloIhs. Cassimeros. Sat-
iineits. Vesiing. irish Linen. ShiuIng. Crnvnls.
Gloves and Collars, IIosio of oil kinds; Dimesic.
in accnrdanre with several of Blnhkets Of all
sizes; Flannels OF every qualify. width and prce
Gents Lambs VOL. Silk and Menno Shirts and
drawers; Ch,ldten's Fine Merino Shns.
TAKE NoTfCE--we have always on our sec.
Old floor the largest nd heM selected stock Of
CARPETING
/ West Of the Mouniau,s. sumo Oi which nre OF the
latest imports lion. We invite the public general,
| to give u. O call. as We have not the least dnnb
| but that wo can save them The trouble of lOOaiDI
ele~hers isr Cheap Goods.
| BONNETS. BoNSErs Bonnsis Ayi.fciH FLOUR,
WORD TO THE MATTERS: We have jus
received @ full assortment OF FUrs and Trimming
Fur. Clarsd end Cloth Cars. by the wholesale.
| "A word 10 the wise is sufficient Cali AZ
JOHNSTON T. BERRYHlLLS.
.p1T No l3l Main ST. Wheeling.
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IaOR sALE.-Thc Farm at ,he mouth et

tIdOK SALE.-'Thc Farm at The mouth 81
Gleun's Rom IN Ohio county, Vrgiris, en-
aILtirg ahou $50 acres. formerly The pro, cry OF
Josiah Chopiine deceased, md adjoining birds II
he hcis OF + Farmer AID others IL lies in msd,-
ite'y the hank ol The Quo river. within bur
niles" Wheeling, has On II n number ri first ta,s
ua banls within few r,ris 81 the t,ver. ard ~
veli stored with limestone. together with several
God qnaries ui first rare s,nd sIorc. There is 60
40 acres of river bottom, aud The fe.,duo 10 neh
me siure hii land
IL will Ice ald on a reasonable credi'. md tcge.
separate parcels ~ purchasers may refer.
scr iufihsr yaTit ulars tsu IN The sub en-, or in
Wheelin9. T. JACOB. for
ocil if WIN REY NCLDS
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No. rs q
a. fi.t.INlA II!

v fEGfNlA--,S clA>c'Ns--N 'n,-s ,.id
.hs elT rk's III, .ui ~. Z t',ut Surcrpv Cou,i
tni Law orc Chauc-tv f.s hs ."YIiy ~ Ohiu ia ihs
nonih Il Ansu.; 1915
iirnn hlsu,, Complainant,
J'hn Gil. has. Edward ~ fi'.hrsh, The North
w",'"'Ht,tk 81 vug,n,s. William > boar, w,'>
lism G. Tn. Jonas Ctumhaosrs. Mora" Nel-'s, 4.
Dai'ol NJ I.iers'yn. J"hr EuH. John q (. II. s.j
jones II Stout. Epsram pl'rk ard JOHN ALI
| rHnn. Wilton Fleming. ard George r'rirg's. aud
I''aihah Wilson. lk;,aEnrG.
The Defendants William = D. sn. William e.. aio.
and Jonathan Wl's,u not hsvu : ens rel thr,t ST.
p'sfafee and gwen security According o the act cl
s'mt'y and The iulo. "i this cCuri. sid IL spy
"e hy ssisinch ~ pr'st thai ,,y are fo' inhahii>
nhis u! The commonwealth al VtE na--On mnifon
" cmplsnani ~ counsel IL is ordered that the zeal
defendants 10 sprent here IN the ire, DAY of tho
ucai ie''o. anj h- coc,plaina,a's TAU ssi
'iai cay al the otdcr be ioshN i,h ,ns. sis., %
'"tn" newspaper printed in The ~.is Il, whessins
l"f no months tutccssyrlv, AID ros,ri the fssrs
deer oi the c.0tl hnsse NJ Q 10 cnnr'v.
cory tcsr. ALEX r LAipLET. Clerk.
GooD aug ~
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VlGGlNlA--iS cHANcERY--AI rule, held
in the CLERKS I'll. e OF the Circuit Superor
Court ui Law and ,hincerv or the cUuuiy ol Ohio
~ he month oi August 1915.
William Dean, Complainant
against
John Cilchrsr. Daniel Al r. 'g.ng'oa. Jonas Cram
hacker nnd William & fiji. D.irndabis
The Deicudnui e, ffin nj having entered hlsap
pcnfhnoe and gwen security according Ia the uoI ui
,sCmhly ond ie rules oi ihis Conf. ond u appearing
'y sh,hciury prUI that he il not an inhabnaui Il
Tie tommunw enlIh oil Virginia On ui hon ui the
complainant by counsel. il is ordered hat the sa,u
defendant dn arSear here on The fifsi dnv Of
lac next term mud answer The complainant.
hill, aud that cory OF this order he forth ~ ~,
Inserted IN some newspaper printed in The city o.
Wheeling Tor twn months su, cr,siyey. end posted
nj the rOi door al the court house ot Ohn counIy.
a copy, iese, ALtX Il LAIDI Ely. Clerk.
NELsa. aug 10
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SPLENDID NEW STYLES OF
EASnIONABLE DRY GOODS!


"EORGE MMURRAY would respectful |.
W. cali The attention al his city customers To u
splendid stock Of Fashionable DRY GOODS. now
opening, aud for The sake oi brevily would enuIne.
rate a few. viz:
FOR GENTLEMEN
English and French super black CLOTHS; do Cas-
81 efes Black and Fancy c"Iors; Casss,-re. Tollc-
nett aud MerIno VrsDgs. with oil kinds OF Tailors
Trimmings.
FOR THE LADIES.
Corienres, n magnificent new arlicle for Lalies'
dress; New style Mousin de Lame do do; CASH
mere DE Ecosse beautiful patterns; Rep do d do
dn; Imperial rich Grdles and Tassel cad fnr dres-
ses; Splendid Buttons with variegaied Gmps do d.
| . article oi La Polka; InseriIngs very -uperir
Rich Bnnnet Ribbons ennrely new; JnfhIa Edge;
Blk and anry cuI'd.pain. fg'd aud harr'd Aipacas
Super Silk Warp de-; Cohurgh cloth; Bobbn and
| Thread Edgings; new style Enr'sion. Frenrh and
| Manchester Ginghnms; Striped. Tarleon and barf'd
| Muslms; Black aud blue Black Mrrino Yarn fo
Ladies Hise. with general stock VI Prints. Chinlz
&c.
| ALSO-EStra super GnnpowJer. Imperial anC
Pow sl'"ng Teas; Rio and Lngnyra COFFEE.
| 1000 LBS al Cotton Yarns. Coverlet Yarns
carpet chain. white ard all culnrs; Tor sale exceed
| ingiy low by GECRGE M'MURRAY.
| OCT 3m MatkJt Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-21
NIRGINIA-,S cnAScssr--Al ,u' {. h-id !.

NiKGlNIA-is cnAscssr--A, '"ss he'd'n
the leiks ,dics al the Circu,f Sopcr,6r
C"ufi OF Law md Chsnrrrv &c The t"ui,y 81 Ohi,.
!n The mrnh 81 August 1915. -
Adeiine Caldwell. Csoc!sioaas.
William Chnp!inc mud Robert w PeRdlt'oo f!,s
Long aI'd Addison u Reilly. pat,u.,s un.et No
FIRM o. Pcudleon. IYns & Reilly. md Isaac W
airohcll. nlm,nislrnIus oi Samuel Lrwiis de.
etHsed. i.nbe'a ] o~ ihct. Lucien Lowihef snd
Mary l. Lnw'ber. chiiGr,a an, heirs OF ir~ "
sad Samuel L'wlher. deed. D f. sdarIa
The Defendants P.ntle,nn. L,cy a. Rely. OIL
having entered their ppes rance aud given security
according ." The art OF "Inbv and he rul,s OF
Ms c"nt' and II nrPcnru. 10y s.ii-iac,orv prosf
'hnl hey are not ihhahilhis of The cummonw ~alih
:" NtrInia- On motion oi Il ga Ilainnni by coaI-
sci. u ~ ordered thai the sad ,eisndIns do appear
n re- ON the hrsi 'iay Ui The next Term, aud nrs~er
lho - mrninauis hill and that n copy al Ibis vvdcs
TO io'ihwIb inserted in so,nc newsrsper prin'ed in
the cils "i Whceiing Tor twn rn'u,hs sueccssxeiu
aud posted atihs front door 81 the c0uu house uf
Ohio county. a copy esrc
ALEX T LAIpLEY. Cie,k.
NrISrS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-21
IL q q IL s. TO IL Els.
WHOLESALE AND RErAlh
nnn< .,nor,p

John FISHkR, Agt, Book seller and Station
er, No i33, Main Street Wheeling, Va so
licit the patronage of his former friends a no
customer n; his OLD stand, where he will b,
able To supply them with Books and Staiione!,
nj reduced piices. He has now on hand large
assortment, aud IL constantly receiving supple
of Medical, Nj Scelaneous, Theological anC
School Books. Also. Bibles of very variety al
binding, all of whch.hc is able TO afford as
cheap as they can be 2otat any other place IN
the city.
Highes price given for Rags ia exchange.
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