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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. %.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM YUCCA

We have Just received two letters from
Campeachy, dated 4th February, which were
handed to passenger, who kept them till
yesterday. They are both from credible sour
ces, and our readers may rely upon the infor-
nation they give. The following is an ex-
tract from them -
"We are all here perfectly convinced that
the annexation of Texas is one of those events
which rarely occur, and which tend to make
happy an unfortunate nation. Happy, very
happy are the Texans, in having secured a
solid and true protection from the q. States,
and liberated themselves from the unworthy
and imbecile government of Mexico. Yucca
| tan needs now of this same protection. The
Yucatecos are anxious to get it from the Uni
ted States, and we have determined 10 send a
committee to Washington, SO as 10 propose to
the Government Of the United States, TO pro-
tect US and give us aid, in case Mexico should
once more attempt to impose upon us-for we
are now determined TO spill our last drop Of
blood in defence Of our liberty and indepen-
dence, and would rather die in the battle, or
on the scaffold, than submit again to the Mex
lean Government, by which we have not been
treated as brothers, but worse than slaves.
"Our own banner with the five stars, is now
waving all over the peninsula, and we have
sworn to keep it up as long as we have ar
arm to defend ourselves with, and never to al
F low the Mexican flag to show its colors AGAR
in our free and independent nation. Yucatar
will not, and cannot agree with the Govern
ment Of Mexico; because man Of good NOR
2 ais and honorable sentiments can nor will
never agree with rogue and scoundrel.
"Mexico does not deserve to hold in its pos
session such state as lhis-and if we Cal
: only obtain protection and aid from the Unite'
). States, we will consider ourselves happy, AM
free from the tyrannical proceedings Of tina
Government.
> "Our people are disposed to enter into al
engagements with the United States. whic
will be Of aome advantage to them. There
no contrary feeling-there are no divisions c
parties-we are all joined, and our wish an
IS determination is one throughout the country
it We were born to be free, and We want to b
It free and independent.
"At Vera Cruz they have approved of GU
" determination in separating from the Mexica
q Republic, but we must now wait until Apr
a next, when the Chambers will meet at Mex
!. CO, and We hope that BY that time we ma
a have entered into some arrangements with tt
United States Government"
n We also have before Us several printed CT
re culars which confirm the sentiments and OPT
$. ions expressed in the above extracts.-DeH
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06

*NorE.-Gov. Brown of Mississippi in noticing
3 similar complaint there recommends the erection
Of Factory Of Woollen or Coarse Cottons IN the
Pcntentiary to AVOID such competition. Message
Jan. lS45.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06

.THE WEArHER.-We have had very uncom-
Portable weather since the commencement of March.
Rain, sleet, snow & wind, all combin ed, have pre-.
vented from receiving any mailso of the State
since last Monday. There are four Northern
Mails now due, and the failures are all beyond
Weldon. They will all probably arrive to-day,
(Thursday) as the disagreeable weather has bro
ken, and we have delightful warm sunny day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06

Instead of rough, licentious, and illitefate
population, such as the Northern and Eastern
people are in the habit of describing the peo-
pie of Texas, find. a more open-hearted. hos
spitabIe set of peopIethan any ever met 10
the older States; and WILTSHIRE my head and
hat that for good breeding and general infor-
nation they equal any population of the same
number that can be scared up
How some folks, who talk of Texas as a
spot outside of civilization, would open their
eyes were they TO visit the fremont House
here, and see Capt. Seymour, the gentleman
ly and affable host. beading table groanins
under the weight of good things, and surroun-
ded by as fair women, and fine looking men
as we can find in any city, or in any land.
have said great many hard things about Tex
as rhen didn't kno,o any thing about tt; but
| recant, take all hack.
Nobody here believes the rnmor about Mex
lean invasion. recently brought to Corpus
Christi, but think it all ruse to sell a large
lot of mules for the use of the army-said
mules having recently arrived there. You shall
hear from me again. w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06

James Mcdowell, ESQ., of Rockbridse Va, bat
been elected to Congress, as the successor of VIM
Taylor, Esq s-.,- =,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06

IRELAND.-Mr. Mooney, the distinguished au-
thor of the History of Ireland, has given our cit-
zens two elightful entertainments, consisting Of
historical glimpses into Irish history, and spec-
mems of her good old melodies. Tonight Mr.. M.
gives us one Grand Historical Lecture upon his
country-by which we shall obtain a complete inn
age of the past and present character and condition
of that most singular people, the Irish. And we
shall learn more about the policy of England, her
strength and her weakness-her designs upon this
country-shan probably most of US are aware Of.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06
In the State of MAINE.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
CONNECTICUT.

This prosperous result is attributed in the
Report of the Inspectors, TO the fact, that the
officers of the Prison have not been removed
from office, with the changes Of political par
ties, as has been the case in some other States.
NEW YORK has three Penitentiares, viz
At Auburn, at Sing Sing or Mount Pleasant.
and at Clinton, (the last recently erected, }
besides the States Prison at Blackwell's
Island. for the punishment Of inferior offences,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06

CoNenEss.-We have received no papers from
Washington since our last publication, consequent
Iy we are without any advices as to what Congress
has been doing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06

Penitentiary.-In this weeks paper will be
found a communication of Governor Graham,
furnishing Penitentiary statistics. This do
cument is prepared in pursuance Of the Act OF
1854, and it's object is to enable the citizens
of the State to form more correct judgment
of the Penitentiary question, upon which they
will be called upon to vote in next August
We need not, we think, waste time in urging
upon our readers the propriety Of giving it Z
careful perusaI. 1t bears upon deeply i'm
portant Site question. and although short, i
contains large amount of information.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06

Baltimore and Wilmington Packets.-We see
by an advertisement in the last Chronicle, that a
line of packets between this place and Baltimore,
will commence running on or about the 18th inst
Success attend tbs enterprise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
cOhNER % MAIN ~ MoNRaK sIRrI,rs.

CORNER or MAIN AND NoNBeE STREETS,
r HAVE just returned from New YORK Phiisdeiphs A
Baltimore, with the LARGEST stock OF Spring ard
summer Goods hat was ever looked in any house
nav sfoas 20 double s o;er siye or ssa sa,soss az
MAKING room for my SARGE STOCK ard Tor the az.
also opened fwO rev additional booEs and his Inn.
pFonneat think viii enahie 70 pay every attention
had 20 many visitors and much crowded ta, they
have been compelled TO leave fr ~ room 10 LOOK a
one all aud every attention win te paid g1r
ay Stock % Goods and my store y sufficiently large 10
sessmedaie Old and young Married and single Lsdics
sTocE or CLOTHS.
Hack, hOWu, Green, Ponis. Inn saihr Green Rtsc
from France and Enrs direct gog The fashion Ate trsAe
Also large supply Of The newesi style " French Cass.
lnefe- sapefi0 any thing ever offered both style
qfikiip and fashi4n.
vEsTlNGsl-A veg,iuvs. 7 dcfy me world 70 test
cnuiaersc tbs different kinds present. hot surc IL 10
cay that They are decidedly Ffsnc therefore you Nil
pease eScusu T,itor Tor understanding ne ecni
! SUMNER COAT a FANTALaoN srUFrs
! lian and aacy Lincn Drilling, CHECK brown Rlack
AID fancy Cassge, fonhsxipos Eik and wool tweed.
~ eoois and cradles ruckas ud Henry Csy Mwtca'
ossOn ssd Kentucky Jcsus ard Many other styles ot
usrseroos q nicptsn. A efavs nssssd articles vii
u 9id y ne pece ,ysss' Or made pp 90 order ny
BEADy.MApE CLOTHING.
w slost % slo,1ns consists in rar q broad Cof
riain thea Cotton chacks "a ssfg 6itef H-ssyiaini
81 suwmtr Goods ihsi ihe Ncw orb malkot can pro
duce.
PANTALOONR
csstimere Cssslnci, Jeans rwccds. sammsf C'0tf,
AfseIe,, Linen lAera aIhfVcnS, iurf apaw r0e tf.
Henry tlU TWreit; ard every Other kind 81 IN nfae
Goods AZ ready in wsik info.
WIS 81 s0-k n fesis r. rcfhors tte bet loas
ne ard tho iairct assortment ths ever was loo.ei
in anY try, FaryuiE u prices from ~ ceHts 20 81
fni races AT ro'oas, STYLES ara Qua ficf.
1 tn conclusion VII ssY, tia car Ar q wn frn mi
goods efapfr han 0f uy tsfppsio D. Who hssts'
1.-The ifQuis % ssc tle tne knOHn 20 asie4H rif,
rootiy mtie up Cioitinr, suf ifuy cred hy ihU.
lhQsf ma nave ~ tnowledsC 81 r pf0fessi1n &haie
ef. thcfofprc N9uid rfsfqeifug solicit my fflend
customers, srd % iflie reeaiiY, ~ ra and etsnl
fsf tbgrsfivrt, a. d wii ord snd 40 cefks nu,
riesFufe fo Wat 40 Al aay fiHe. roH1 '1fflf Of
0HEAP CASH CL0TinHG srORr ns rnE Goa r.
ata FOUR aiG uOoEF fun aitT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
NOII ICE.
WATER STREET
CLoTRTN c. S TORE.


NHEELINGV, "a
III. III GtiI~,J a.
z EsFECTFULLY asks a continue ion of The very IA
erS' PATRONAGE tia, has heretofore teen extended 20
ING SoNe concern, assuring those who will favor him
wa eal that he viii continue, hy strict attention TO
business 10 sell them goods the mcst ters
ana al prices that cannot iaii 10 please. aug q.
FASHION F'R ,IftUMN. 1916
EtRoWNll inches hish--7.l6 Woman! bell at sides
" -i.l6 front and REAR curve.
Tu--i oval, cWvc. l.l6 convex
BRtM2 Inches wide fruni aud rem ard H. 10 At ios
Small edge curl. signify rolled a, sides
sET.--3'i6 siopcd, lilo pcncs curved
bANniNs.--23 10 wide, SATIN and sa'i stirred
B.SptNo.--t inch wide, tine ritird satin e,f-ed. .
lhe above laslouaic AZ Eesver Hatwi be found a.
= AKPEH : FSshiona'le IA and Gao Store, corner
OF Main and Union streets, whc e De has this le r.rif
ed his assortment OF Iiafs from New y urk
No - ash bc2veS St.lO Noe Couey Hat 81
800 MOI Silk Molcskja Ia; = 50
No Russia Va, a00 Giaycd has az
- La DYRh Sporting hats IS
10 Soney Hat l,JO Urab AID In wool LAT 30
CAPe!tAP !CTI APtIt IIfNN AM
Trs1srarent alohair Cans
Chiidfen's cloth Ca9s Gcute common ss-s
vcvet - Buvs common cars.
sS 53 fSs sH9 S IAN Ge.s veye sls eSze cav
Togaiher with al kinds made from ~ cts 10 $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

RS district COURT. holds TWO terms annually
An Whceilar In ffe months Of April and September
HON NV BRoCKENBhoUGH,--J Judge
CE0 n LEEe-Pgopccutbis AuoTney,
II " MOORE. Clerk, u II fat |NtiIt
LANES POINTS. MaFshsl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

VVX o. ne suFssr ere citizens 81 yhee'iur Va have
w inF iy long oxrf icnrc ffnV tested NJ. s lines
ot 'ilf bot's tonic ard anti dys9e fiis" a. fsu.
iy uedfcipf ard heinz irats al cxfaa lad, die trfi
u mem bout nc r1udtry havc consented q, eee
this testimonial in their favor
We a. hei recommend them psnaccs. hut as a
nediene ne ~ cfMon ~ whirh sch a. 10 prevent
w. 3fsing ~ many common AID disagree qisus
a. wei A. certain ard cernsi rrneiv 20 aiitass " ao
fnal ~ iafing uuasf sleh eonpialaia. ff ihesnll.
te.s ed nsry other l.nrs 81 nysrefi s Tor i0auy
Of the eonp'aI of thidfca recommend iie rus a.
invaluable.
~. ~ ti.f.''''" Fi0ipHiris YOUNG i'fi1 Ef0ff
hf ihe naiarh fhduse 90 be s. lrd mar offilc 81
rn.iaf cafs % whi,h She's Wc aprss'r. We fcfer All
reis'ls d,sfons 20 having .l'r and e.c-tuu faulty
NheeHnr. Hiay lgIh. 1876
Wa u. 9l AHhiEK, II consider fscfn invaluable CpI
iH NJ NJ rauk
=. q. Wuurs. slrrif u Otio Connt,
Aux. ~. LAlnbil Cirfk ~ the Circuit fup Cot,ri
I AWhih tin WOODS, President NM. Bast.
II rMOM $50. MACK, Commissisn Mlrehant.
II IHOM So fAULL, Director n. vs.. Rank
fNNEs ". FlOi o.. Cicrk ~ A. 81 HanE
" M. kliNildNE uspu,y sheriff.
y. list, Cashier 81 So Wuf.
~ " biown, Clelk y. " BsHk
W.T.. a. HOHEEfSON,
u ALFRED fALbWE LL. Afiorncv ~ Law
. JNNtSf MELVIN t.nm iusgecfor
F"f ssf IN tENuH a fAttI. Drurrie,s.
FH M Nife''i'f. ''i. So. O. fHr FfpPf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW
f AND CHANCERY.

HON T. FRY, Judge.
u Jacobs Proeec sfiha Attorney,
r TsAIBLEV, Clerk. rf.
RG WOODS, Sheriff,
q q EOFF, Acing sheriff.
JANIS WARDEN, Jaiior,
gYtun9g anuiS.ssgE cguHiis,gpcrs of Account.
tsKs > tU IL com'fs for taking Deposn,on-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
Sons OF TEMPERANCE.

WHEELING DIVISION. No. a. meets eve
% Frnisy evening" 90 Monroe areei. ., "a o'e
..,s hENRY ECHOfS, w. p
w K. ekLLY, RS.
Wagons }leisioa. No %. meets on Mo6
re 81. 81 Wfdneeisy esrniue. ID hsll ca
Wven, ?. VI. W 2. WlLSON. W. +
+. X. B1shonr. n. s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
AZ ATS. PHYSICIANS AMI
ul CITIZENS

PY7THE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sac AZ Thu,
n lowest prices, assortment &C MEDICINES
NiSB. BRUSHES. &c. sc.
Confident his prices viii give saiisfaci lou lie soiictss
even those who may not intend purchase Al the time
Ia a'ee tain The prices OF his goods.
ANY communicate ions asking The prices Of goods are
most chccrtuly and promptly answered.
lie would sriculsry ssie thar be has Sea- Fac,
tory IN connection with his store, FOR POwtlcrng Jaan
ri uerb lSecScusnha. AID many oileT Medicincs Tor
grinding Mus sTd, Cinnamon. Alspice, Pepper Cloves
&et uid Lamp Hack. blsek lead, NcT e,ie,f. Red
Chrome yellow aid gIecu. Ncregrs. Yellow Oehre and
other Psns, IN oil; all ofwhieh he is nhe seal a, the
very lowest prices.
fanis ixed already for aud put nap an esrthcn
Fois OF Ill lerent sizes. for family cDnvcnicnre.
Putty at The lest quality al ~ per H. out or
pounds and upwards.
No charge made for delivering goods in any
city' i te Hf.at. J.Y. w GORDON
DRraotsT No. l52 West rrs;i, doors tom Iigh
st. olTosi;e The D & X Depot. baltimore. feb e5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAFtrsL s.eo.CoO.
n HIS company icing duty organised Il psrs,,re,l
!" make ins'l anoe every Description 81 Firs and
Marine Risks, such a. dwelling houses Store Houses &C
Miih their contents. Also. Scam oas Plat loasq and
Keel boats with their and from any port on
ne ONO and Mississippi rivers OF their uoiay streams
applications fer Insurance to lie nladr ot the present Al
the Office of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
aug r. Mccoy sec',
RETURN pm M~
THE WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY or
\ WHEELING viii return 10 per cent ON all p-em.
unis received for risks taken from this date where no
oss hes occurred. n Mccoy See'v
mar ,, iSf5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
PANNitLI'S
TOBACCO A~p CIGAR STORE.

lOl Main st. Near A. d. ~. Bank
~ HIRE there has just hoen recrfvsd the largest
~ and finest assortment OF tie best brand OF cgars
direct rom the csistOm House BamOroJ that has =.
ycr been E Wheeling call aud tfg fhcm ali " ho sro
fond Of DE delicious sEsnoe ofthe aromatic Havana
aal you VIII 70 convinced Wat such lot Of cigars have
really never eforc tecn thought 10 this market.
AfuonE Other rcic' racd cirsvs are no foIloytng.
NtO Wssii'uon "a Norma 5CeO Ia Marna
%, q IL Cc'c'rada 4tgnI .usires C'orouss
500 IA Esparsngs 5000 PIantstlsn zen A. anc
tttY "a enega 1900 Principc, Steamboat
1000 "a indie 5000 do dc "a Crnz
coo Havana Eagle 500 do JusoSsnz
attY svspa iaua'fa 500 Do Manuel Rendon
SEQ Msrha tl,ronF 500 do Nhclas ~ Ran't
Nhsfc a'so are kep chewing toi a. an kinds AVID
rricfs AZ abe colehfaed brands Of A. te,n,pd ,l
LYnchurrh OF d., lb and pitrs sii III ,.fieh h
ofsed wn confidence that they viii riesse the mos, s-
uaiaus. 81 andiry aug 70 AJFANVELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
COUNTY COURT.

aiou ft, Aondsy ia every nu0nih. Qnstsf sessinsa
hftt Oh Merfh. 11sc. August fevemlfr
ARCH WOODS. Presiding Justice ~
= JACOB, fFoEetuiina Attorney, r.
IOHS M'COLIlOCH, Clerk
EIAfgkft DAN'. f'nFonef, DO. tr
GE0 " SIGHTS. Commissioner Of Revcnnc. "a
SA"Oh ~ WIS spsnsps On e. F, ss9aI s..p
Thomas iisrnbrs,k n Told - = Oidsao,
lso SCHOOL COMMlSSlO NERS'
y Athiasua, M,Nsughicn, ~ Grvxg BF Kelley
MAGiSfRA rtS.
a Woods f Rlaseey CD gpox
Mhinle1 hHimHn Woods
anodHHF leht brEdy n Afk inaaa
II Johnston. Jno A Good fobn F.T
joins AAsish hVdaeih 'fhefuturF
I5wecney Nopds Jnhn Gilmore
tt9 NA@us lnofntnfgh hhfisCr
D farsa 3 Mfail8cn h eirs,srf
kNWtis = Ao<e1s - kaley
hhefi tatfs Aekas " , selfu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
M'INTOSIPs WHEATFIELD HOTEL

-. ....,..,,.... Howard ST- BAIrtNopE. u
slShh NuthSitN III respectfully informs lass tends
- aud ne travelling public generally, that BE has taken
ne ere inenegcmen' ofihe Whcs;feid Hotel aad thor
ouehy e'cSnsed, painted and furnished Il on suns.
ror style, rendering Ofthe most agreeable Hotels M,
the Ciiy; aud asks share ofths putic's rs'ronagc
. John MIHTOsH.
Zee ofchsrge-7m. Aug "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
| QUEENSWARE IL CIINA

NTyf have lls received fverf Rom the FfaGorfsfir
~ louf - aHd ere %. sninr ffcgt sidtk % thaa
rove gp9d incndiug Nurng otaff peftc na en- insoire
ofthe much siuifcd and ashonsic DARK Fl0winz nluc
DINING. TCN Avn tOTLET WAuE.
Also China plain and fit aii nninr md Toe Ware or
ntaf AID arcy rafefus srd "a tess more III tie sr,ol
sf" oSuuf l9Fner spicndd variety olC hns Fiouer Va
tcs' Chimney ofnareu's. &C. a.. ed one rair vuFy
lclGtiiiii and ghrsfe acc fgufcs.
in addition SO have fof thlos1iHa iarre eDf,Vou 81
sorfe sffts 81 tufalaa Wave whieh evIli eel az =.
adyrsrcas iefua clu e co. in ihf country m uteo
81 which yc eagage a. duplicate iils utie 40 al frssr
tale hose Esst 81 the aInt ldnr sissf rsf,.s
'pfnlrf htaeft ere .lfuc 'e rve nF cali ard nskt
til fnHf VS. ~ siFFEEFF
WiG Nns. fHa sionfs,. ...rs.rf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12

90 - HfIfe 4 BANkS.1.-- "a 49, IA Il,
- NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA
t.a. " MAIN STREET, WnKrtixo.
Ahcn WOODS. President, J. list, Cashier. 81 Is
DikECTORs. f..f.iHs.
Woods w W Shriver C. w Thompson
Z,Jaeoh Nv Mitchell Thos Johnston
ELos fAnlf ID aiecnrod Is Moods
80 Meeting on Thursdsy ofeaeh week tts4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
= ". - a. * II " G ~

INSURANCE.
- fSkS win Re taken by the FIRE 4 MARINE IN
u sURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING AR I'm,
tnwErr RArES
Buildings OF all Kinds stone brick or wooden and their
contents
Steamboats,, factories. mills, &C.
Furniture
And merchandise Of all kirds
And against all dangers attending the alton OF
goods ON river, lakes, seas canals and rsilf0ads
For the Character of the company as 10 pr,inrtrufe
and iferay IN the sdjrin and payment 81 lo~.es
we lee leave 70 refar che merchants Of this place az.
elsewhere who have had the adjustment 81 s nru
US. Once on Main sssvet. n. w. nARSiNc. esc.y
ang 4. N.t.1... -
RETURN PREMIUM
rTiuE FIRE ANn MARINE tNStfr MGR COMA
- Ny OF WHEELING win refurn ten ref ces., - ~
premiums received for risks nom ths tine sslsrc
no loss has occurred
FEB 2 Rw. nARniNc. see.y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
NEW AND CHEAP GU0DS
a n RYO Adj. -

FORSYTH & AKgR'l


i M ~ . ~ ~ EtI Nj VA
4 THE SUBSCRIBER ra.fers hinsc!f from an experi
cree or 10 years in aatie usiess In this city tina
he Dan autcipate the OF his numerous customers
and friends in tire selection choise and
Goods, axe pleasure ~ announcing te that he Is
now receiving and Will continue receive monthly
throughout the season the largest and best sfo
purchased from The lest houses In PHILADELPHIA and BAL
iimore aud secc ed from the choicest most approved
IDakes the desirable Goods OF the Season and will
re sold for avery small advance. French Eanlish
and American Broad Cloths from superine TO medium:
fwsd Belgian do do, Invisible Grcen. Blue and Lon
he nied CassmeTcs very desirable; aso single nilIed
plain and fancy French and English Cassnercs very SUI
pefior and cheap also and ga Gold and silver mixed
and plain Iwceds, from fine 10 medium French Linen
Drlll all quarics Summer Cloths, dra5 die, Persian
Indiana and Orleans doi 500 p. Linen Cotton Plaid
striped aud Check fai'ialoous stuf Vestings plsin,
striped Mode Merino and other Fancy %esiings great
variety. The above goods will lie made order by a
first rate cutter and good workmen warranted equal TO
any ~ this or Tie Eastern cities.
~ eta -ye, ed G. Ofii, q.
Cloth Dress and Frock Coa's. from superfne 10 Nc.
dunn; full and sompe,c Of Summer Coats;
complete assortment comprising AZ the va.ictics quai.
lilies and prices; Casino Nv Jeans and Twecds dress
and Frock Goats; very general do; Cas-
simescs. Csssinei, Cord and Beaverton Pants, do do
Round Jackets, &c. &C.
+ Also 20 doz ire Linen and Muslin Shirts: Bosnns
Colers, &e. IS doz common do, fancy strircd Linen
aud Muslin do; Palmetto apd Lcghorn Hats, with tie
usual variety % susT sHdels y Hose, &c
invite my friends and cusioners aud al In search OF
good Goods 10 give eak assuring them eau and
will sell them good article a. far prices for cash Tire
usual Terms 20 prompt cusfoncfS Recopcrt No 20 Wa
Ter stree. re- ALEXANDRA ROGESs.
april IL. 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
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