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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
TWENTY MNTR-GONCRESS;
wis,isores. Jan'y %, a6.
SENATE.

Petitions were presented by Messrs. Came
ron aud Sturgeon. ',of PENNSYLVANIA. and by
Messrs. Johnson, of Louisiana, Niles and Ar
cher.
Mr.. Ashley. fsess tl,e Jadicissy- Committee.
fcported'a bill To promotc-morr etiectually the
.dissribction of the laws 81 the United States.
The bill Establishing Post Routes in Texas
was read fhird time and passed.
Mr.. Exifnsit's bill to organize and enlarge
the NAVY, ~Sss tskehlu up. and
MIR. Harnegan offerel lis amendment to
Mr. Fairfield addressed the Senate in supper,
OF the bill.
Mr.. Benton next addressed the Senate.
assius, war measures, and measures that would
lead 10 war.
Mr.. Dickinson followed and spoke in favor
of the passage Of the bill.
Without coming to any decision on the
matter. the Senate, on motion, went into cx-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Cobb. introduced his new colleague,
Mr.. G.. w. Ii. Towne, who was sworn IN and
took his seat.
Mr. Relie, from the Committee on Pu bli
lands, reported joint resolution.
Mr.. King. OF Georgia. repor,eds bill FOR the
relief Of Mr. Ericsson, on the subject OF his
steam propeller.
Mr.. Schcnck, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs. reroried bill for the relief of tho
heirs Of Robert Fulton, 10 the amount of go,
200.
The House resolved itself into committee
Of the whole ON the Oregon question.
Mr.. Douglas, who was entitled 10 the floor
rose and addressed the Housc in his usual warn,
and urgen, manner i'm favor OF giving tina no.
ticc TO England, and claiming the whole OF
Oregon.
Mr.. Bailey followed for an hour against
giving the notice.
Mr.. Campbell. OF New York. next got the
floor. aud addressed the committe in favor oil
giving the notice.
Mr.. Owen next obtained the floor, and on
motion the Committee rose aud the Houss
adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

ASCoUNDREL.-The Lowell Courcrex-
poses a scoundfel, named John {. Clure, who
has been passing himself of in that city as
preacher OF the Gospel, bat who, i, is sscer-
tained, is living with a woman not his wife
while his real wife is in, great distress in
England. lie was known in England as the
"Cumberaad Weaver" lie was ddssa out
Of Newcastle tor q bad offence against morals.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

Circular from the Office Of the Cumber
land Civilian informs Us that George X. c.
Price and J. IL. Clay Mudd. Esqrs., have be-
come Jointly interested in that paper, aud that
they PTopose publishing II scmi-weekly after
the 23ih OF next month. The days OF publ
cation viii b. Tuesday aud Friday: the price
Of subscription 50 per annnm. The Civilian
is well conducted journal, snd as ITS pro-
Prie,ors deserve success, we hope they ,nsy
command it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
MONUMENT FRoM HINDooS ro A

y
CHRISTIAN -Msjof Roscrs, gallant Enc.
hsh oihccf and man ci active benevoleocs
died last autumn in the island Of Ceylop T6.
eifcums'ance brought forth q remarkable tmit
Ia the native Character IL Is CUSTOMARY
among TIC natives, on the death Of any r,.,t
or good man among themselves tocrsefs IA
hist temple to his momoy 90 order IN come,
his name with suitable associations F,IIo,,'
ing OFT lhis custom, and having high regard
for Major Rogcf.. they met torsibcr AMI
knowing him 20 have been Chdstiau dr.,
proposed. through their Chief. the ,fec,,or u,
a Chdstian temple 20 his memory Cnlu,,,..
Is the capital Of the island and toe Ols,,rl,
OF that place Of the 10th Scptcmberays ",h.
conduct oi the natives on this occasion 4. -,
unanswcidbIe reiutsfion Of the chsrgc IN r..
quently, houghtlessly. and onius'ly bro.,rl.,
ogainsi them that they are incapable ofs,ts,b
ment and gmntude 20 bcneiso,o,s We arr
assured that when intelligence of nil, des,,
reached 'leduls many natives wrf, SEQ r., 49,.
bazaar shedding tears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

TO WASH CALICOES -lnfuse ,hre, ,,il.
Of SILT ~ four quarts q boiling water. end ,1t
the calicoes IN, while hot, and leave ID uiI
cold And IN Tbs way the colors are render
ed permanent. and Will not fade BY suhsr
queni washing SO saysan exchange. on The
authority VI . hdy who has often ified the
rcdPr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

Two dreadful accidents occurred near Read
ing. Pa, few days since. a man named
Solomon Peter was instantly killed by falling
on q c shaft OF water wheel, and a young
girl, the daughter OF Mr.. VIM Salter, was
killed by bring caught ina thrasbing machine
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

The extensive milling establishment Of
Messrs. Thomas D,Igdae & Son, at Burlng-
ton, ~ j.. was destroyed BY ERE on Sunday
morning Loss estimated at $4,000, insu-
rance $1,000. The water works lcf the sup.
ply OF the ei'i-ns Of Burlington were on Che
top Of the building.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
PENNsyLvANlA on THE TARIFF.

Keep il before the People, that the Loeef ocs
Senaie Of Penasyirania has declared, By A
UNANIMOUS VOTE. ia Japor Of tho Tariff
ef 1912, BY ins,ructing their Senators. &c. in
Congess TO oppose any alteration OF molihca-
ton OF the law
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
JOHN W. BERRY

RoBBERY.-1hc Monroe House kept b.
Mr.. j. Mathcrs ON Monroe street. v as broken
into on "Wednesday night and three trunks
taken out and broken open. In two Of the
trunks VIZ, money to about $50 we bsli,,c,
VIII h was taken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
OHIO

The Wings Of the state hold a convention
on the 4th OF February, for tho nomination OF
candidates. We perceive that most OF the
counties have held conventions aud exhibi,
great zeal, at the same time a strong desire to
unite and act la harmony. They will succeed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

TO CLEAN SlLkS.--A quarter OF pound
OF soft soap; teaspooniul Of brandy; pint Of
gin: mix all well together. With sponge
OF flannel, spread the mixture on each side OF
the silk without creasing it, wash il in two or
three waters, and iron on the wrong side. IL
will look as good as new.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
A GREAT BARGAIN.

VIE SUBSCRIBER wishing 10 retire frnu1
The CONFECTIONERY business. viii cell
81 Bargain. his stock Of Gao1s and Farsitsre sni
~oUld give ita,nedisis ps.sessi,n if desired. The
siusiun is one of the be.i in the ety. hai ROB be-
ne sbis 10 give my stieniOa To the businss. lwi.
10 hsvs ~ eioses. " The so, snJ furn,urs 4 no,
sold before The 26h day u Msseh ssr,. /, w,Il
men to sold 81 public sac,i)n. Aiso 9 god hsis
Windows viii he sold cheap F,s further rsu,ss.
hn snln'fe Ut r. NJ PARKER.
lan15 No tOi Man s., ygh..l,n1
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eIa.OOQ

Pokomoke River Loarfy. elsss No 90.
To he drawn a, Wilmington. ve.loeslsy F.b'y IS.
VI $4,000 of 1900 &c 5000 ioi 2000
IS Ne-l2 ballots Tickets ~. sefti6sasrs Of
25 whslss 90 dol, shares IN pr,,psstisn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

CHANGES IN LIFE.-B<nr. the Buckeye
is taking Dsguenotvpe hkenesscs
st Wilmington Delaware.---lt II stated
that Weimss, the ex-mansger and actor, is now
keeping an oyster cellar I'm Phil>dslphia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
EXERCISES IN GRAMNARAo

EXERCISES IN GRAMMAR.-A country
school master out west summoned his gram
mar class 10 parse the sentence--"Thcrc is a
huliirog snoring in the pond" Jenny"
snid the pedaSogue, with brow as severe as
that Of Jupiter Tonans, Jenny, parse the
word ba'grog "BnH-irog is a noun'-but
here Jenny stuck fast What kind OF a
mount demanded the knight 81 the ratthn.---
"A bloody noun, SIT" IN nocenily replied the
Juvenile grammarian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
SMALL Fay LOrTERY.

Draws - follows ihrsoshou The mon,h OF Eebruary.
Draws on Tussdays--Cspiiai prize 5000.
Whole Tickets VI; esr.'hcsis of leakage whelss
st2i shares in prposiscn.
Draws on Thafsdsys-Capiisl rrixs $1,000.
Whole Tickets vi; eeui6rsies of package ~holss
sl4, shares IN proportion.
Draws on Siiurdsys- &C pisl rrixe $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF packsgs whelss
si4: shstes IN proportion
Address yuur orders 10
N l. DORSEY. wheeling. We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

or We have now file Of Richmond On
Pers and shall try to bring up our Legislative
news alter the three failures. We find no &C
ton in either house Of very great importance
on Friday and Saturday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

POST OFfICE.-we learn that our pest
master. Mr.. Hale, has resigned his office, To
take effect from the LIST OF April. We would
not have done that. As it IL a fight Tor the
bone he ought TO have hung on--wc think.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

MARRiED-At West Alexander. on the
2sth inst. BY J. SoUTaEKLAsp, Eso. Ms.
ENOCH BULGER, al this city, 10 Miss SUI.
SANNAH PEACOCK, Of Cadiz. Harrison CO. :.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
10000 Dollars.

ofaHs enhss N3-4~S <--<fssy ~ Dsfspsrs 4 GssrrSa
CLASS NO o.
To be drawn at Wilmington. Del sa,'y Feb'v %.
! u $4,000 oi 10000 Of 1898 1 Of 5000
&c Nos 10 bsilois Tickets 16 dolls; cessiheste
.eksgs rs who.es 2l6 Syl,. share. in psoposiios.
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ate-ooo.


P.konohr River Lottery. eias. No ~
To he drawn a. Wilmington Del. Friday. feh'y 81.
s"fetaseo 4 81 4o01 -.i 2QQn 4 n 15oe
nj 27N.s-l2 ballots. Tirksss %; cens6cass ~
wboles So d,ls; .has~s in prolxsiiass
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

Gy- We understand that Mr.. CuuRcH CAV,
great satisfaction to large audience las
night in his Temperance Lecture. We lear
informally that be Lectures again TO night n
this City Hall. ss.4 =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
$4,000.

Pekcms'ke River lo,iery. Class No -
To he dawn AT Wilming'on. Tue,dsy. Feb'y &c
81 tie00c ] 5000 1890 81 5000
ID Nos. 10 ballots. Tickets IS; certificates &c
ssholss n dolss: shares IN prouort,on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

CRANBERRlES. The quantity Of Can-
beuies sold az Fancuil ISL market during
The present. Season we ere informed amounted
60 about eight thousand bgshols which. az
'hfee doilsrs bushel, the averg, price a.
which they soii amounted 90 81 900. How
much sugar. will be- consomed in co5kipe 49,.
exceedingly acid fruit, we have go means of
Judgicg 81 Boston Jcur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
YYO.OOO.

Grasd Cean isda,sd Lsssvy. cleo Nos.
To te drawn az Wilmington Def Saturday rsb ~.
! OF $4,000 I Of $4,000 l 81 1900 81 GOO
% Nos-i3 ballots. Tickets ei2; ceuiGeass &C
wholes $50 doIs; shares in prsTss,,oa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So

ihE blBLb PKbClOOS.-Some men neg
lect the bible as others neglect valuable pic
iafc. IL - thrown by aud buried amongst the
dust and rubbish. But when examined, ia
VIII prove 90 be a costly original. done BY a
superior hand; greater than Rubens, Re phael
OF Michael Angelo. While neglected and
suliied, II seemed worthless, IL appears now
Of eStfaoTdinary value. Its curious lines APP
pear, the strokes ri a sfsat Masters hand are
ssen, more and more admirable hneamenss
are discovered. aud the soul is at last enon.
oused al the contemplation.
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1000 DOI.I.ARa.

P"komok~ Rive Lo,iety. Ciss. No So
To he drawn A. Wilmington. Thar~i.y .rssr 70.
Of $4,000 81 1000 ~ 1900 slIooo
rs Ms, IL ba,leis Tickets ga; certificates IS
whole. 81 dOilar.; share. IA pfor-sstson-
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elSOOOs

Pskemeks Risr Lotssry Of DI eis.s IS. :
To he drawn Al Wilmington. "Wednesday. rsA.y 10.
al si5o0o0 OF 5000 1 oi 1000 I stboo0
16 No. ID Salio,. Tickets Sl;aessu6ssse Sc
whoies % dailsrs, shares in prosost,.u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

A NEW oU ESTloN STARTED. The last
suhiec, for debate is the ques,ion--Wss Shak.
spare in "A, o. OF ca Piisl punishment when he
said, Hung be the heavens in blackf
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FLOUR q FEEnSTORE

--... - AsEsE - hsbAtE
CORNER 90 UNION A WATER Sis
WHEELING, VA.
v4HHE SUBSCRIBER ~suld take a.. rs,s,.,
~ Of 'niefo'ng his ifisnds saI The robl,c 80.
fsily Va he hes ~ sasd 81 The sboye soey,i,,.,a
places
FLOUR AND FEED STORE.
Where ~ Intends b. Keep on hand /. s.,,s,'I
- ihs hes' s"ps'aos aad Family Floo, sy ,t, -
ret ~h'eA all BE- delivered ~ ~. ,,.g,ne. :,
Psrsor' living ~ Town h-- FIRE. or CJfaDoE
bs'' sarefsns Flour 2 cents pe, ~
Oo fsmilT a. 81 10 do.
we sod Boekwkssi tlour. Com u,.l .h,,. -
rs'1ri us"' cs'n. snJ general supply ~ FEgD
~, 49, ms We has. sc, hansls lssss IA .,
-" % BEDitfoN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

. OF $4,000 ARE eco. 600.
4 OF as 600 ARR ns,n m

f.'kyia. ks Rover L,s,sry eiss. NJ 81,
To DO dra~o al Wilmington, Del Monday Fec I G
- II sivoov iSl $4,000 of26S6 3 u 2sQO
~ Ms. - s3tisss. Tcke,, IS, cer;f~, ~ r..L
eye 20 whee- 100 do,.; ..src- IN pn,sortiya;>
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cory HOOKS.

cory BOOKS.
AhDb sbklkS, ~ stsh, rsHs. fsesk
u Y seppy q ihsss vslVsb;s lnis-daetsos. "a
Pe"ssrshiP. jps receives sd fvr .sls by
80 20 JOHN J HAswELI. Unios =,
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JUST RECEIVED.

sDn DoZ UNITED STATES sPELLERs
~V l6Go 40 da Psimsss
Together with fasssuaoly nf s, heol Boob. ss
OIL Descriptions. o. hand snd for sale 81 the loves,
CS'h riIees. & II BoRNBkooE.
lan 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
PARIS ANpLoNDON FASHIONS

fAktS AND LDNDON r ASHlDNS.--Ihc
dumas fashionable this season is reloutes, the
broad velvet stripe contrasting well with this
rich description of silk These dresses re.
qure no trimmings, bat are made extremely
fall aud very long behind on other material
iiounces OF AlengcH, or point lace are worn.
I TgGeias a latte are fashionable tor peiites
soirces, and arc made with numerous narrow
fiouuc =, alcy0Hes Saiins Ia Rhine tgfe-
tGS Victoria Pekiaes teUdntiHcs, OInbreos in
dark colors; pGpeliRes cGmGyctr are all in ia.
vor Tor diunes or evening wear. and in richer
materials velyets, dGBias satins spotted with
velvet, &c. All shades OF grey are iashiona.
be an hglsg' particularly AL gray iron grey.
ana tdbPe. lnr make OF dresses varies but
I little, always high bodies Tor the morning. e.
/ vening eorsosc are sdll light and pointed. -
/ a pretty style Of trimming IS plat OF two
I shades OF the color OF the drr.s edrinp the
rercyS Of both body aud skirt: these Gitle
plats will also b. used on dresses of thin ma.
\ tcriels Tor evening wear on white Grape or
sky blue. or on Grape iiS6e
The small collars and cardinals. cuffs suit
wei with iht plain redirg0iC. These col
lars stand erect, little open round the thfo,t
F.. cmbro!drlcdand trimmed with narrow lace
f. put ona little iull the cuffs ar Of the same
style, turned back on the sleeve forming
gauntlet aud closing with sma II gold bu,top.
i Wreath "a Ccros, q Ia NinOH, FLabeau
/ with eoHT0Hnc' Rachel and Pamela are the
fashionable coBHres, they are made with
waXed leaves Instead e velvet, b ing lighter
/ Fciiss,s Ia Aaaiers, MlElrgus Boyard. AMI
. foHiis'e demi- -aaieid; generally made Of
biach ordeep blue velvet, richly ornamented
/ w'ih gimp ioJm Is elegant, and calculated
- show the dress.
T A new form of bonnet. less omen n, N.
sides than tine Pamcla is talked of Me,
Donnets, OF ihc beaver color. are very fss,;o,
able, ofnamcnlei with feathers Of the so.
color, 90 with several smsli ones. somatirnss
mixed with iIe color Of the lining PINK or
otrloe. Lace lsa.ain being used on the eies
OF bonnets. On white bonnsts tho lace il Dois
. Il AHgfiurc on tlack green, or ruby ,elyet
I u is hne black lace. Tnese afs ornsm,ntsi
/ Win an aigre'icl an ostrich feathers. ON A
+ laFpctci black lace instead Of ribbon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

HABEAs CoRPUS.--"Msy II please you,
honor sid lawyer, addressing one OF the
judges, y brought the prisoner here ON =
hattos corpus That is good one !" ssiJ
'ello" ~ az under tone. who stool in tho res,
Ut ohe court, I'm slowed II didnt sDe him
raIna cab"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

SPECTRAL VISION. The Boston M.di.
cal Journal ,nys that gentleman in ihe city.
known for his Intelligence aud enterprise Tor
years past has been entertained with singu.
laI spectral visitor. " whenever ho enter. Ger.
isln gate ia front of relatives house on
Washington street, bordering on R0sbufy.
lie Is met BY large, lull faced, ford com
piesionrd man. dressed in a broad bnmmed
white hat. This occ,us al all houn 81 thc
day. The spectre feoedes from him ~ be-
advances. and nesr the front n0Or s. lost in air
IL assures us That De- takes pleasure ~ loon
ing ihIs intangible vision foil la toe cyc--ex.
amiucs thc color and cot at bis garments ant
now fcgaris h.m ~ an old and familiar a.
qainiauce. TIE gentleman is not conscious O.
having defective isioR. II Is evident that
morbid action takes place nlis brain, throusi
its connection with Che optic apparatus
that the spectre Is reproduced by local cause
existing a. ihc gate, which cannot yet b. ex
planned.
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NIL DEsPERANpuM.-Mn

NIL DESPERANDUM.- Maiden ladies
aud bachelor gentlemen, says the Boston Star,
who despair Of ever settling upona rosy patch
M ilie sweet gstien Of Hymcn. should COZ
suit The motto mil dssperaHdum," and 20
ahead perseyerngiy az he business Of irving.
as hard a. ihcy ever can. by the way Of
clnching, ciicciusliy, the force OF this advice.
we state That Mr.. VIM. H. Smith, an estimn.
BILE citizen 81 Londonderry, " a., aged So
I years. recently connuhialized, in Lowell. with
I ihe aniable Miss sally ID. Stesrns, eyed 63.
and That thc union promises 60 BE- most hap.
I py and pTOpitious. Such occurrences are
beacon lights along the shore Of life, 20 inspir.
/ % ihe Responding, snd guide them also into a
haven Of matrimonial bliss MI aespevaE-
/ dun. boys aud girs-nH despeyaasru
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PRIZES! PRIZES /. PRIEST
CUTLERYi CUTLEKYi

A FULL supply OF Rodgsrs q ss's. Weston
IA holm e. Sons Wade x Butcher. Asbssa a.
Jsckson's. Parkst a. Lindisys and other superior
Bands Of knise,. Shears. Scissor. and RHxnss, on
hand and iot sale low wholesale and retail, nv
i,n - y~ 4 TiORNnROOK Mnt,r.,a 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

Our new mayor presided in council. yester.
day, wiIhgrest dignity. and strict regard "a
parliamentry rules. The council, too a ppesr-
ed. though mostly new members, 10 be die
posed To enter on business both with knowl.
edre and zeal
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-24

CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STOR,
NEXT TO THE NEW FARMERS BANK,
Main street, Norfolk, Va.
SIGN OF THE BIG CHEKERED BOOT.
81 DECEMBER BULLETIN.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS.
TUST opened at the New York Cheap Boot and
- Shoe Store, largo and extensive assert ment of
BOOTS AND SHOES, cheaper than have ever been
sold in Virginia, and to which invite the atten-
ton of the Citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth and
the surrounding country. We arc now opening
27O Cases comprising the largest best and cheapest
assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., that
have ever been opened in Norfolk, and we hope you
viii call before purchasing elsewhere, for we can
save you from 20 to % cents on every dollar you
buy of US. BY having an Agent in New York, we
arc enabled by taking advantage of the cash sales
of Goods which almost daily sold by persons
being unfortunate in business and by the order of
the Sheriff, 10 get such bargains have never be-
fore been in this city. So please call before you
buy and look at our Stock. Look at this we are
10 cases Mems thick Boots at sI.s7s
10 do do extra thick Boots. at ITS
20 do do superior extra Boots, at 200
water Boots $50
Is do Brogans, at rs
20 do heavy Brogans, at 81
so do extra heavy do STs to 100
Is cases womens' Grain Shoes, at 5Oa56,
10 do do fine Shoes, at 62a6Si
Is do do Boots, at " o.
20 do do fine Bootcos, at 68s
30 do Buskins, Ties, Slippers and CATERS.
III 90 une ClOtn 6alterS, at lSO
Also, HATS AND CAPS.
10 cases Mems Wool Hats at 56a62i
S do Fashionable Silk and Beaver Hats, 200
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