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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
WAGONS.

Bodily & Richards were to have shipped
yesterday for snndry parts in Louisiana, where
they arc ordered 100 carts and wagons for SUI
gar plantations They have also three pair
timber wheels, the largest of which are 10 It.
diameterand inches broad. They have been
christened Zach. Taylor's gig wheels Bus.
by & Little have about 100 carts and wagons,
also ready for shipment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SE'MMpu f.nOna

Az "s'cfm'ntd u Te.Iuce my stock OF Fancv
Snn iner O"'ds. without regard ~ profit rrena.
'y ~ on early nnd extensive iull stock parlieo,.,,v
~ ny wholesale department l will rlTe; erea, m.
~. e"enl' 10 Ihose ~ want oi such goods Ne
Real F.en'h OgIndir- F,ench JaconeIs. FrCnsh
L'""'' nc" Mus ins. G'ng hams Baris Gipshams,
BeraRcs Sc &c
WHITE GOODS-JacuDei Camb,Ic. Book ana
S"'s M"shns. Cumhrcs. Tsrieions, S,riped and
P!ad Maslins Curtain Mnslins. &C.
shnwis - arts. linsie'y. Go, ca ard Crsrats
ALSO-S summer Cassunsres and yeaiox.. s,r.
mef C'o'hs &c large md beaufifsl s,"ek Of
,hese. together with Linen Dniinss. Linen Cheeks.
exc &c Call md get bargains oorrer ~ Main
""' m'''so" streets. w r sEl.BY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
MArIONAL rREIIIDIcRS

MA llONAb fEEJJDlGES. In cstima.
ung the wouhoi nations, justice requires that
while ihcif vices are pat into one scale tlai,
virtues should as conscieutiously be- poised in
The other individuals and nations are eon,l
" stung with sense Of wrong when ibei,
crimes are acrim0nislly papitulated on.l
Their great and good actions ere on loryotie,
THIS idial iorgiiulncss is tie origin ot ,be F,
lancer which has so long desolsted the carl,
u dislfacis private families, confounls publ;r
principles. AMI tums even ps,6pEm if-.IC
INTO poison Let those VITO have bot tl..
smallest lose Tor The happiness Of mankind
ba"aIe how they injugr this pcuiciol. pr,.
rn,ii'; DC who in every man wishes to
meet bf2,Icr viii ,crg ufc!y cncoustcr AN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
A VETERAN oo1n.

a NETERAN.--A coiored man named
-; the slave Of Capt, Shally OF the ITALIA
drgt BOYS accompanies his master To Mexico.
Tue iai'6iul old fellow has done good service
ne was The servant of an officer in the Reyolu.
tlon. was present at the surrender OF Com
wallis at Yorktown, was at New Orlcons and
most OF The battles OF the last war. He'slSo
served III the Seminole and Creek war in
FLORIDA and Alabama in 1867 lie is a,
ANXIOUS to arrive OF tie scat Of war as sny
Herald, Nay y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
MILITARY MATTERS Gene,

MILITARY MATTERS. -Gcneral Gaines
has appointed Gen. T. H. Toulmn, quarter
master, and VIM. ii. Redwood, ESD, com.
mlssary, TO take charge of and provide for the
volunteers at Mobile, and Major Ogden is in
slmcted TO muster them into the service OF
the United States. The commodious building
known as Plnneys College, las been secured
for the use Of volunteers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

The noble deeds of one who took psrt in
the late triumphant battles with the Mexi.
cans, have not yet been recorded-that one
was Lieutenant Randolph Ridgely's faithful
dog, beautiful pointer, which he took will
him from this city. His master was pecul;sr.
" iOnd OF him, and the dog, true TO its nature
was more than fond of its master. F,"n,
morning until night it might be seen follow.
ing the brave Lieutenant, and i'm the hottie, .,
The battle was always close by bis noble Char.
ger side, looking up into his face. as If viii,
anxious solicitude. in the engagement ~ ,bo
sih II proved isithlul sentinel In Ina, Of
the yin. It's fidelity was also almost eun"r,s'
tumlly manifest Its vigilant c,c ~ : co,
sianlly turned upon its master. secminglv co.
lictous OF his success, or anxious 10 be- Eis las,
irirnd Should death or danger overtske ~,
Nhlle thus faithful and vigilant. when lie
contest was neady ended, and victory rercIel
upon tbe American standard, am unlnrkv r,,.
dom cannon ball struck the poor animal AMI
served u piece meal. There may bc no eve
TO weep for the oil OF this instructive fr;e1d
an soldier, yet doubt not il will lone have
place ~ The ucmoryof its brave and r8llant
mister.-b $. Gazeffe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

Messrs. Baldwin, Gallaher & Co. have IS
sued prospectus for the Richmond Republi,
can as daily paper. 1t will be Wing in 20.
I'ties, oil course, and we have strosg hopes OF
Its bciug a sound and able journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

CuNSECRAilON.-Thr Proyilcpre r,,,
nsI oi wednesday. coutainsa detailed accom-.
OF ibe copsccraiion Of Grace Church In H.,
niy. Inc building Of thc Gothic orler .
y s'ld 10 De unsuTpo ssed in iis Interference,
"uee. ihc SERMON was preaclic,lhy H,. R;.I
oP oi ihe diocese Of Rhode Island H.. ~
loving ciergymcn took part In Ole CO.,
81 ,he "9y Bishop Do6nc. Of Nsg -,
h'i'h'p fa.,buru Of Ma-. snd Ne..f. AZ
r-''n's' iia,i Cooke, Croker. llst.awsr VII
Cranr aui Watson. ~ ''Iii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
Correspondence Of The N. ]. Tribune.
CnNcnRn u Ill Innn 2 IGiG

CONCORD, n. Ill. June 3, 1916.
The Legislature met to-day, and the House
have just organized as follows:
For SPEAKER.
John p. Hale, of Dover, l39
Samuel Swasey, Haverhill (Dcm) IFS
Scattering 1.-TWO lni. one Demo 3
For Clerk
Thomas J. Harris. Clarcmont, (Libcrty) 10
Lewis Smith, Heniker, (0ld Hnnker) ll9
Scattering
Cyrus X. Sanbom (Ind.) was chosen Assis-
,ant Clerk without opposition.
The Senate met at the same titne--tbrec
Democrats-(on being absent, sick) and two
lndedendents--and chose Harry Hubbard OF
Bath, (Dem.) President pro tenn, and then
met the House in Joint ballot 10 IN the six
Senatorial vacancies, which they did as FOL.
lows:
James L. Parker az Manchester. i'm dist No. 3
( VIM. w Rollins, of SJmcrswcrth, s.
ARENAS Harmon, Of Eaton, g.
/ Timothy Abbot; of Wilton, Z
I Nathan KingsbuY, 9
lrcnus Hamilton, II
All Wings. and elected by about ID major
lily.
So that the full Senate now stands ; WIFI
aHd Independent to ! Texas Democrats.
The Tribune says: There can be no ration,
al doubt that the work was perfected yestcr.
day by the choice OF Gen. Anthony Colby. as
Governor, and Hon. John p Hale, as u. S
Senator, Tor six years ensuing, aud probably
for the uncXpired term also OF Hon. Levi
Woodbury. vice MIR. Jcnness. who is holding
pro. ten. by appointment Of the Governor. "a
Alter this. the State will b. districtpd for
members Of Congress her portion OF the L. s.
Land Fund accepted, &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

Hornbrooks have new fashioned mouse
trap which appears TO us very enticing to The
inhabitants of micedom, and when they ge
in they cannot get out without help. 1t is
killer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

O. Can Consumption be curedo What
Is Is Consumption? It's tubcrcles OF the luDqs.
linen II those tubercles were healed and tbe
lungs otherwise sound, the patient must GET
DeioI' Mr.. Editor, 50 says Mr.. Abernetby
ana ihe genuine DE-. Taylors Balsam OF LIZ.
erworl, from the only true office, 375 Bowcry,
WIN "; Iced signature TO The elegant wrap.
per, will cure tuberclcs. 1t is purely a CLrp.
no-Ihernal remedy also FOR Colds.
For sale by JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

The thiliren from thc Long Islands Farms
Yesterday visited the City Hall. in numb.r
about 900 aUd their neat tidy spppsmoce
spoke well iofihe care besUwed on Them If
tuat excellent Institution. ln Tive sfcruo,I,.
l"ey gave an exhibition al the Tsb.rnacle'
winch wac well nttcndcd. and lhe exercises
were p.rouHcl with grbt credit to tben.
Enquirer. 0"'' Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

MukDER.-Mr. jared Hubbarl. of D,.
i1H OF Hubbard Thompson & Co. merchant.
SSnl tanners. at Burlington Flats. Ofseoo ~
~ = was murdered on MONDAY uiubt H.,
~ Sone persons unknown as he was c,ossiog
=, ondge on bis way home abobt 10 o'cicrt
nc was struck with a club on the back of The
,l"' and thrown IN The water. where h.. ,s.
lJl''o next InomIng--he was about 30 YEAR.
ChrOn. '"''''ei' - 'hh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

r, MONEY ~ THE DEAD LETTER or
III he sum taken out Of letter. In ors
'.''',''y was 5 go. u j. also sqiI ,l,.
~, gu grHilemau, directed to a l,d, Sea-.
~ i,''',', postage -. uHPoid. Nothioa ,rrI.i
H. ',oif 'ude 'hsn Che omission on DE- rar of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
A BATTLE on A SNAIL SCALE

a BATTLE on a SMALL SCALE.-The
St. Louis New Era of the 9th ult., says:-A
curious proof OF the prevailing war spirit that
has been called into existence by our difficult
ties with Mexico was exhibited yesterday in
the lower part Of the city. IL seems that the
boys of our city are in no degree behind their
elders 10 military enthusiasm, aud for want
Of an outlet for their excitement. like the Xii
kenny cats, set to and attacked one another,
Yesterday nearly hundred little warrioys Of
all sizes, collected together and III ided them.
selves into two parties-onc representing the
Mexican and the other the American int, rests
lhrn choosing leaders, they rushed upon one
ano,lFf and fought with sticks and rocks as
u ihcy were battling IN earnest and not in
play but getting heated in tho fray, NJ last
they struck right aud left iudisrriminatcly.
there was no longer sny distinction between
friends and foes. We hear tlat some of hmm
received severe Contusious.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
Juno 80

ItARRiAGE AND HARNESS AT AUCTION.
~ On Wednesday IN 'rniur, The 10 h day Of Juas
1916. a. o'clock. will seil ia front Of my aneiios
nom sou' enl of Market square. a so,d seconI
hand CARRIAGE AND HARNESS. IN comriete
prd.r. ~
I TI.RMS- Que thirl cash The balance in and
~ mouths wrh interest, on approved y rnfiiy.
WM. 5 WICKHAM.
june y. AnCiIonccE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

CO.. Oar friends at Bceler's station and Vi.
entity, who are disposed To subscribe for the
Times and Gazette can receive their papers
by handing their names TO Mr.. J. II. DicSEY,
who is fully authorized 10 &c, as our sgen,
there. His receipt for money paid will al.
ways be acknowledged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
ENGLISH STEAM NAVY.

The following observations Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer are worth OF atten-
ton.
England has al this moment, a more nu-
mcrous and effective Steam Navy, kept I'd by
her merchants alone, than all the rest of the
world combined, and in time of war, is there
by irresistible on the ocean. And no sooner
do irc talk OF establishing ocean steamers in q
similar manner, than she promptly anticipates
US We honor the wisdom and forecast which
prompts such course; and we doubt not but
this early announcement of new line, was
intended to defeat our movement. But this
must not be-. We can build better and faster
steamers, than the English; and it is the duty
/ OF our Government TO be up and doing; and
J In very few years there will not be an Eng
lish steamer running to any OF our ports, ex-
cept at an enormous expense TO the British
i Government instead OF being sustained as al
( present, hya tax upon our Commerce aud Post
Office. Had Francis Granger when Post Mas
+ ter q neral, done his duty by simply promis-
ing TO recommend To Congrtss 20 collect the
/ postage for line OF steamers from this port
\ TO Liverpool, tho whole trade would now have
/ ben IN our hands, and we should have had
| eight oi the finest steamers in the world al
the service OF the Government without cost
! ing the nation one dollar. bet there be no
further delay on llis subject; but let us run
steamers TO all PARIS OF the world to benefit.
and be supported by our commerce, with bu,
a very slight tax (if any TO the nation; and
then in the hour Of riIl, we too, will lave an
eihcient steam navy at our command. Be
ware, however, Of propeIiers, until the Great
BritGH demonstrates they are not worthless
Paddle wheel steamers for commercial purpo.
scs, could easily b. built. with view to sub
s'itutc propeleTs in time of war, when Soteiy
more than speed is desirable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. -Lr,,eo

A iNiSrRA1OR'S NOTICE. -LetIers of
N administration having been granted To Tho
subscriber by he Crcnii Superior Court d Law
and ChancerY fot Ohh' County u,on The estate of
Samuel EPgcr deceased. late of said county, all
ersoi knowing themselves indebted 10 sani estate
are hereby nGed To- ray the same 20 the suhscri.
her. aud all pcrsons having claims agnnsl snid es-
tate herr, by required To presenI the sans TO the
subscriber. duly proved sr settlement
JACOB BERGER.
june 3d. Administrator
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

The New Hampshire Legislature met at
Concord ON Wednesday last, Ii is now Ger.
tain that General Colby will be chosen Gov
ernor, and John z. Hale United States Sen.
ator.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

Welch, Mann & DelavSn will make their
grand entree to-day, with their splendid Cir
Gus, and perform tonight.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

m &T noRNBRook have receneI q d arc
% 10Y ecsivng The largest. beet and cheapest
assorinen of Not ons AMI Variety Gods they have
ever ufercd The attention of Country Merchant.
csrccral, J. called io ih,- they will find better
bargains here Than can lac had IN the city. Call
at tie Va iey tore un Monroe street je ~
aToUNTAIN INK SrANDS-A few .nlcnih,
n Fonniain lnh Stands with Pr n rs, Of ysri-
Gus PAT ern>. suitable G'r G. uniting hnuses. ssc
\ sns l,rs- mi complete assortment OF Fancy
and G. mn Sia ,ornry ri all desrnpiians, Just &c.
ceiyed an fr safe al reduced prices ny
jel0 J&T uORNBRooK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

WHO PAYS When millions and ten. Of
miihon- ue spout ih wJr.iikc preparations
aiil d heavy national debt starrs ts 10 tLe lace.
u natural TO enquire who pays2 The oulv
a"> ser l' thot ile people psy. the working
ond producing classes pay. All tic expenses
81 war must come out Of ihe labor. industry
eno property OF ihu, county. and fall heavily
On business. IT,. honest working mon eifb.
- directly % indirectly pay thc greatest nor.
tinn at TIC costs of war. ~ money b. r,ised
D" he hfsi instance by loans. treasury NOTES
az duties on importation, 30 must ultimately
be- OH paid indirectly b, lIe mass Of DE ,eo
pie. 81 L0ais .Nrc Er.t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10


= bet lhc public bear in mimi, that Scarlet
Fever and othercomplaints incident ~ s.,tl ~
chonges OF the weather, are peculiarly No.
iJ''l az ii'is season Of the year Thousands II
Cul'3f.n' ond many persons Of matprs ace
are dying weeks bicaus, iLev oyr,lo,t, KY ,j'
Only medicine which is inhHibe I'm IT,
g' 'hal Mud, That medicine /. CBlco.,..
''s"t Coated Vegetable Pureafiye p,lisvLirj,
h''c been successful in caas Of t,s g,sst,s,
o '.,, and where 90 other rmed9s have
,., uI''t'a'''Hg fmsIcIsusol thc highest
, l'''tn1e have prescribed Them in Incl, g,s,..
liee' ond they have been highly recommended
~ committee Of ihe Amcrian Instiiute,
'Ipoihi.d 10 investigate their merits, lei
w. "Ho have never used them. consent ,o
"aNe q single iIIal. and tbcy viii never have
49, ~, 20 fYei iheif determination. IN case
. failure % su,h ibins j. possible. DE- mon.
! ~ gu Cusrs vii be returned.
f0r Sale by
j. y. o. FAlRCHLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

o. recommendation had been submit
ted 10 the President, signed by nearly every
member of the Seuate, of both parties, for the
appointment of the honorable Alexander Bar.
row, OF Louisiana, as one OF the bngodier &c.
nerals TO be created under The new law.
0s- The King Of Prussia has given orders
Tor The erection OF museum in Berlin, to be
specially devoted TO the collection of objects
which have belonged to Luther OF bis illustri.
GUS disciples.
CT The Trenton Gazette says:-William
Boswell, arraigned for an alrGcious assault
and battery on Joseph Mount, pleaded no,
Uuli coRtcndcre, aud was fined Sl0O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
OH NAV OIL WOMAN 30.

OH MAN! OH WOMAN! your greatest on.
envy Is Consumption. This disease Creoncni.
" selects you ~ your tender sears. and rnark.
yon Tor IFS victim, fastening upon your lpnos
a disease, however Slight il NAV be- AT firsi
IL commences in tones of warning. biddine
you not to forget the citadel of lie is attorke5
ana That without proper medicine and care II
VIII inevitably yield TO the assault. Consnnn.
uon' that crucIand relentless enemy meets ne
al every contestants by the bedsi,,e IF ,ba
solemn hour Of midnight, or with the first
light OF raorn, and what then becomes a warn.
ing. Prepare for deah and The ,corld IN
GOMEZ - ~
IS mol your proper course Of conduct tbsn
evident n you are lIboring ur,ler the inau,
en'e OF Tue first premoDitory seeds that 90
often lead TO pulmonary character surh as
a C9ld, Cough, lulluenza. Bronchitis soreness
OF inc throat, difficulty Of raising IN the foul
iha'ier mat secretes upon tie Lungs. and In
lhe Bronchial tube, Pain in the side e Bressi
asthma Splitting ut Blood weakness IN H.
Chest or Breast, &c. at once IN ,ro,,se-
mat Lille Saving Medicine. Dr. Duneon's ~
psHforoni Remedy,which is certain ~ rero,',,
OIL diseases OF Consumptiye nature from
Therefore be prepared ond ready 20 moo,
your efcatesi enemy before IL Is loo lste
Tor Sale by J. Is. & X. Il. MARSH and H.,
- ~ ~ ACh' ie3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10
WASUINGTON COILEGE

a meeting OF the Alumni and Friends Of
Washington College. will be held on the 9th
of July, in this place the object OF which will
be TO consult together in reference 10 the pros
Perity, ndincrcascd efficiency of the ins,itu-
ton. Addresses will be delivered by Moses
Hampton and John A. Wills, Esqrs., of Pitts
burgh, All who are friendly 10 their object,
whether Alumni or others, are respectfully
invited. earnestly urged to be present.
BY order of the Committee.
THoS. NJ. L. NIX KEENAN,, Chm.
June 6, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

The New Orleans pa ers BY this evening,
mail, contain nothing later from the Seat oil
War.
FRoN JANAIcA.-By the arrival on Satur.
day oil The British schooner Joscph Horne.
Capt. Horne, we have received files Of the pa
pers TO the 9th. They contain little OF soccial
interest. The royal steamer Trent arrived ON
the 1t instant, with sl7O 600 i'm specie. and
seventy passengers arrived from 81. Msrthas
y nc Toy arrived ON the 81 from Grenada. and
the FOURTH ON the 81 from Havana.
Two hundred slaves had arrived at Jamaica
from Madras, aud were al once distributed a.
moRg the plantations.
Sir Henry g. NJ Leod has resigned the GOV
eminent Of Trinidad. II was sapposed no
would BE- succeeded by Lord Hafris.-Neu
Oceans Bee
THR SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssEN.
GER for Juno has been received, aad We are
happy 70 say retains its high character as q
literary magazine. The following are the
prose contents OF this NUMBER
The Civil Warfare in the Carolinas & C;eorg;s
Duiing the Revolution.
Contributions 70 The History Of virginia Book
q, trst Virginia During he legn Of James I
spring Memories among the Mountains. By
Jane Taylor WorLineton.
fOetfy ahd Religion. No. ~ Poctyy--Tl,e
Pefpetuity Oft Mission. Bg w, q
he Right Of Sufmgc to Suise,men, In,sn;
grants
lhc Widow aud hcr SON
The Butterfly aud tbc Flower
Tie conquest Of Feu. An account 81 Pedso
- lA Gasca " Thomas W StUro,4.
NoliC,s Of New Works.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

CO. Monsieur Ouvmnd, celebrated
Frenchman, has brought to notice process
for reducing farm stable manure TO sub
stance resembling guano. for portability, but
sud to exceed it in durability and lcriilizing
qualities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-10

~ NMPH SOAP just received a fresh .upplv
OLYMPIA ) ap. also PrrluneTy OF different
N'""'' i"r sie 10y jeS FAIRCHILD.
-, ALEsNAN WANTED "A ,ounv man :, ~,
- can come We'll rec"u inended ~ a (terk m N
O'y Goods Store will be employed nj literal saia.
- } q ALEX. HEYMAN'S.
LARD OIL AND LARD LAMPS
} ECEiYEO this DIV god a..p,Imsn,
4 q oI "f Lard Lamps 81 all kinds. which III
".h very cheap for each. for sn'c Icy
~ o FAIRCuiIn
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-05-08
NOTICE.

VIE undersigned will continue the Pro-
duce and Commission Business under
the style of E. B. GBAYsON g. CO., al
the same staud occupied by J. M. IIUlIings-
worth e. CO.
Thankful for custom received under the
old hrm, he trusts, BY strict attention 10 the
interests Of those who may en,rust their
business with him, HAT the same will be
continued TO the new firm.
. E. B. GRAYsON.
YazOO city, Oct. 10, 1916. l8-tf.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-05-08
To the Planters.

TIME subscribers a:e provided with good
n Sheds, and will pay particular aIten,
ton 10 Storing and Shipping Cotton, and
are at all times prepared to make liberal
cash advi noes on the same.
Cedar Ware.
They have just received lot Of the above
Ware, made in the most substantial manner,
lEc!uding every size and variety, from the
Einy Pale to the Mammoth Tub.
ALSO.
1900 y'dS KY. Jeans and Linscys,
1000 Tenn. Waite and Striped Linseys,
500 +" Striped Cotton Cloth,
so dozen Wolen Socks,
All Of which, they offer on the most reason.
able terms. OWEN & THARP.
YNzoo city, Oct. 3, ls45. l3-t.