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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

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The ADMINISTRATION AND GEsERAL TIY-
LoR,-There is no denying the charge thai
General Taylor was left. by the most censur
able acknowledgement, in most exposed stu
alton, with az extensive line OF conquered ter
ritory to protect, aud very inadequate force
for that purpose. The fact was confessed in
the admission BY the Government Organ al
the time the country was alarmed for our ar
my, menaced BY Santa Annals large force
that il would be prudent for General Taylor
10 retreat 10 Monterey. The Union Of the
22d March says:
s.Further intelligence must be waited fol
before any certain conclusions upon the mat
Ter can be arrived a.; but we are now inclined
! TO believe that Gen. Taylor, when next heare
from, will be found sefsly posted With hi com
mand at Monterey"
Blu, General Taylor foresaw that such .
course would be dsastIous-.hat il would dis
pirit his ,roo2s-tha,i, would throw the
, whole valley Of the Rio Grande in possession
Of the Mexicans-that his communications
would be cut of-that the commands Of the
different captured towns would be menaced
and perhaps some Of them be overpowered--
in short, that the fruits Of his three hard Tough
battles, and the years campaign, would b
lost. He determined to stand where he was
like sagacious and brave General, as he is
He knew too well the importance Of keeping
the enemv beyond Sslullo--of repelling ant
forcing him TO cross the desert; and 10 this, b.
resolved. weakened as he was by orders from
Washington, to stand or fall At Buena Wis
ia His judgment is vindicated-his military
skill and courage, If possible, more strongly
than ever established.
Butislhe Administration vindicaied? When
before, as the New Orleans Bulletin most
pertinenilv enquiries, was campaign planned
on the basis which subjects the commanding
General Of victorious army TO censure, to-
not having reirea,ed, asa matter Of neediu
precaulion even before being attacked by the
enemy? He was actually advised BY his su'
perior to abandon his conquests, but IN ms
letter 10 the Department. of 7th February. he
gives the most conclusive and satisfactory rea-
sons why he should not and would not evac'
uale, and fall back on Saliillo. While, there
fore, words cannot express the admiration
which the triumph Of Taylor with his l'''lt
force over the immense army Of Santa Anna
excites certainly the process BY which he wa:
brought 10 fight the enemy with such feariu
odds against him. should receive the censurt
il deserves. Where else are we to look fol
responsibility in this matter out to the Admin
istration?--R Rich Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

The Enquirer, OF Saturday, has some more
boa,iiu,y about the immense shipments oil
bread stu. Is; and inters that therefore, the Ad-
minist,at,,n of James X. Polk is the Golden
Era for fanuers-to him be all the honor and
the glory OF shIs prosperity. II the Enquirer
will satisfy the Irish and Scotch and French,
who are famine stricken, and dying for want
Of bread, thai tn IS is the truth, SO, il will IN
sure for the President curses such as were
never heaped OH tire head Of man. Either
he has caused this scarcity ofbread in Europe
this famine. or he deserves no thanks 70.
the extraordinary demand for sreadstuffs,
which is now so beneficial 10 farmers in this
country, We confess our as,onshment al
the ai,emp, to award praise 10 the Polk AID,
minis,Ialon for this state oflhings.-Riehmo''d
Yypaxs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
Commercial Record
BALTIMORE MARKET,
.Americn, Office, April l2, le47.

American Office. .apriI IL, ls47.
CArrLE.-There were only l60 head Of
Beeves offered al the scales to-day. all Of which
were sold except 80 head. a, much improved
rates. owing to tine LIGHT supply. Prices ram
ged from $3a$4.50 per 100 lbs. on the hoof.
equal to $6ax5.72 net. and averaging $t.l2i.
Hoss.--Live Hogs Of good quality are
bringing 81. Some indifferent parcels were
sold at t6.S7i.
FIous.-There were sales on Saturday Of
2 800 bbls. Howard street Flour At $6.62i. and
500 bbls. a, $3.50. Intelligence from England.
SIX days later. was published this morning.
showing decline in the market for breadsIuds.
but il has produced little or no effect on the
price OF Howard street Flour. There were
sails to. day of 500 bbls. Al $3.50. and 1000
bbs. a, t66N. There were settlements on
Saturday for receipts Al $6.37i. There wers
small sales OF City Mills Flour on Saturday .
81. The uniavorable English news. publish,
ed this morning. unsettled ne market. ano
two Gales. comprising roo bbls. were maze o.
day Il $3.50. W..
GaAIs--A few parcels Of Nd. Whea'
reached the market Today. and .soid - 70 Gus
for prime lou. About 100 bushels rem 2
red cold Al $50 chs. Sslss 70 day 2: ND
white Corn Il e5s66 ess.. snd OF yellow
oOsD2 cts. A sals Of Peuna. yellow q " css
We quote Nd. Rys = 7ssSO osus, AK
BAccs-Bsooa 10 u fair demand ., 7ia7i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

Atlas Office. BosTos. Thur.day. April $40 A. NJ.
The Providence Journal Of this morning has
returns from all the Countles in the State ex.
csp, Newport and Bristol, and sums up the
results thus:
"ELIsmA HAaRrs, Law and Order candidate
(Whig) is elected Governor by the People.
both branches Of the Legislature are Law
and Order by handsome msjorilies. unless
Newport and Bristol have done rsry badly
No fear Of ths,!l
"HESsY Y. CR.ssros. Wing Law and
Order, is re elected TO Congress from the Eas
tern District,
No choice 10 the Western District The
total vote is as follows
Wlkens Updike, Law and Order Leo.
------ Thursion. Loco Foco Cos
I.emuel ii. Arnold, Wing (old member) 400
Scattering IL. Hall ("Libery") loe
mir Arnold is true Whig, but elected in
AS by the help OF the Locos over T.. X. Pot
ter, Law and Order eanddate-Ed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
FOR APRIL. 1877,

Has been received We sutjoin lis, Of the
contents The Intellectual aspect OF the Age;
Schoolcrait on the IFoquois Indians; Aiken's
Life Of Addison; Greek Lexicography Rob
ert Halls Character and Writings; Nine New
Poets; Dun's Life of Lord Stirling; The New
rimon; Taylor's Views Aioo, in Europe
Aman's History Of the Sicilian Vespers
Critical Notices, &c.
The articles are doubtless all worthy the
distinguished reputation of this journal---ihe
abest Review in America. Two OF them we
have read with deep ineresr--the Sicilian Yes.
pers and the Life OF Lord Stirling.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

The BUSINESS ON THE RAIL-RoAps.--in
all parts of The country we see accounts Of the
great increase of business on railroads. None
OF them. however, show a more gratifying in
crease than does the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. We learn that III the last six months
the gross receipts from passengers and freight
have exceeded, by over SIS 000, the receipts
of the corresponding six months Of last year.
This increase is upwards of one per cent on
the whole capital Of the Company
In this single fact, we have evidence Of the
importance Of pushing the work on TO the
Ohio river, and we may gather from II some
idea Of the immense stream of trade and travel
which would flow TO this city from the great
west, when il reaches that point Of its destlna
lion.
The aggregate amount Of freight which is
now taken over this road, IS, as the above
statement shows. immense; and such has been
the inc rease Of trade, that, with all The ener-
gies of the company, they still find themselves
unable TO bring the produce 10 market as fast
as i, offers. One great difficulty In the wav ,
is The prejudice which has thus far operated
to prohibit the use Of steam power in the CT
ty we call ii prejudice, for with the exam
pies of other cities and with the demonstration
which is afforded Of the greater safety OF the
locomotive over horse power, by the use OF
the former on the Philadelphia railroad, from
the President street depot, and passing through
the most crowded streets OF the Point, there
certainly can be no good reason assigned for
prohibiting its use by the Susquehanna rail
road, as far, at least, as the depot on North
street, and by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road up Howard Street. An experimental
"Trip has been authorized TO have been made
on the Howard 81. track; and here can be no
doubt that it will be so successful and PROV
ed to be so important TO all owning properly
on the street, and especially important TO the
property holders in the whole north western
section OIL the city, that il may be supposed
that the constant use Of the locomotive over
that track will be al once authorized.
The remark, however. which we wish 10
make in this connection, is this: that had the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad never been made
as far as it has. it would have been impossible
10 have broughtto this city the flourand gram
which now finds It's way here over that road.
a simple calculation will show. that with \
line Of wagons passing night and day, from
the great points whence the produce over the
road is brought. would not have been able 10
have delivered anything like the amout Of pro
duce, in the last six months, which the rail
road has done. to say nothing Of the trade and
travel west. We here have fact, showing
we may gather from it what that importance
Will grow 10 be, when the road is finished 10
the Ohio river.-Bak. Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
lco,rs.poad- uce Of The P,cayune.1

The New Orleans Tropic gives the follow
ing on the authority Of an officer Of the Navy
who visited both Tie Castle and City Of Vers
Cruz after their surrender:
The number Of women and children and
other non combatants in the city has beer
greatly overraled by the press. The whole
number in the city did not probably exceed
1900, and The number killed did not probably
exceed 200.
The killed and wounded among the combat
ants 10 the city was said TO be So.
There was but one gun fired at the castle
and no one was injured in it.
The city and castle were entirely wi,hou
provisions, but there was large quantity Of
ammunition, powder, balls and shells, both il
the castle and city.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

0J-The Ladies OF the Old School preshyter
an Church in Shrpherds,own. would take tbs
method Of retuming their sincere thanks fl
the great liberalny extended towards Them
during their late Fair, not only by persons IN
their own town and neighborhood. but also by
the Ladies Of Martinsburg and Charlestown
The Odd Fellows will please excep, our thanks
for the use OF their Hall.
A.pril IL. 1917.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
MIR. POLK AND TIE IRISH.

We commend The article with this caption
on the first page of,his paper. which we trans
fer to our columns from the Richmond Wing,
to the serious consideration of our Irish read
ers. Mr. POLK is the friend IF The Irish when
he or his partisans need Irish rots,i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
MORGAN COUNTY.

Wings Of Berkeley, who have votes in
Morgan, will allow US to remind them that it
is important they should be on the alert les,
the foreign vote" of our Loco Foco friends
should catch us mapping. If the Wings do
their duty, Mr. MicHAELs election is certain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

"ILL be offered at public sale. on the
w farm lately occupied BY Ann X, Cnap,
line. near Shepherdsiown, on Tuesday, The IVA
day Of .4pril. the life estate OF the said Ann ~
Chapline in the following property, to w.t.
/ SAFE, Z W'Inasor Chairs, Settle;
/ Rocking Chair. Dining 1aLk;
Clock, Cupboard;
4 NEGRO WOMAN NAMED RACHEL. AND
HEX . CaiLDREN;
NEGRO MAN MINED HARRY:
TWO LARGE CHILDREN OF NARY;
A GIRL NAMED RACiiEL; a GIRL NAMED
CECILIA; A BOY NAMED SAM;
BOY NAMED TOM;
and che life estate Of the said Ann r. Chaplns
10 the said Farm, which contains about
11J Acres.
Terms Of Sols.--For the Personal Properly.
. credit Of six months will be given on all sums
over IS. the purchaser giving bond win az
proved security; for all sums Of and under -,
the cash will be required. For The laau,
credit Of six and twelve months will be gwen
the purchaser giving bond with approved w V,
curty, bearing intsrsst from date, and oosS
Of uuS on the land as further security.
JACOB A. SMALL.
GEORGE w. HOLLlDA, :,
.adm'rs Of Puirek O. Dvisksu' s~'
! April is, i647-lw'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

Polk AND Santa ArxA.--The Albany
Journal says: Gen. SANTA ANNA has paid,
at Buraa Vista. the first instalment upon the
debt he owes our President for send ng hun
back 10 Mexico. When he gets the 5000
600 tina, Mr.. PoLx is anxious to send him. be
will probably be able to make second pay
nsnt. It's fortunate for the country tina, Gen
TAYLOR was, and will remain, ready 10 take
SANTA ASsA's receipt"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

EpcAs SsowpEs, Esq, the esteemed Edi-
tor OF the Alexandra Gazette, has been nomi-
mated by the Wings of Alexandra as candi-
date TO represent the Counties OF Fairfax and
A!exsodna 10 the Virgins House OF Dele
GATES
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
THE DISTRESS IN IarLAsp.-A letter fror

London, (March 30lh) says:
Ii is utterly impossible for me to convey any
adequate idea of the awful state of the popu
lslion in Ireland. The Morning Chronicle
Dublin correspondent. in tina, journal Of the
24,h uli. says: the police have reported. up
10 the close of last week. at the consiabulary
Office in Dublin. fifty thousand deaths from
starvation and disease. THE actual amount
Of deaths from starvation, says that gentleman,
is probably much larger Than that reported by
the police"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

% Vie lnfA sas hs thv Re-, = =
Resk~iey Ceaa,v. ssssfsn'rss, q
" he ~ rat ss the Rev. J,ha W..
Gsosos Paics 70 Mrs C.raAslxs nr..s'. Ne.
ali Of this tesn,y "sAssaessr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

Jro. PowELk and II. N. SrErLy. are 70 b
the Deputy Sheriff. of thu county Of Alsxsn-
dyn, for the next TWO ysau.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

Mai. CHARLES Husros is the Locofoco
candidate for Congress in the 9Th Congress
sional district, now represented BY JoHs 5,
PEspLEros, Esq. He will not be beaten
more than 800 votes probably. --Rieh. Wing.
The Protestant, Episcopal Church OF the
Western Diocese Of New York has contribu.
ted the sum of 10000 in aid Of the suffering
poor in Ireland.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
RELIGIOUS.

~ Rev Mr.. SrosEsTRsEr. ri Frederick. Nd
will psrsch N the Catholic CT urch On Th.r.d ~
Friday and Saturday evenings. at I O'clock. anl
saedsy morning 81 half past 10 o'clock
ApviI 49, l847
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

F.lor- Citizcns--f offer myself 10 you as
an Independent Wing Candidate for sea, in
the next House OF Delegates Of Virginia. ]
will -udeayor. as far as possible, TO ser you be.
fore the Election, and shall feel grateful TO you
for your support.
JAMES L. STEWART.
March 3ls., ls47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

GrHrRAL TAYLoR-CoLoNEL CLAy.-No
letter tina, General TAYLOR has ever written
will be read by his countrymen with more
emotion, than the following brief epistle ad-
dressed BY him to the Hon. HENRY CLAY, af-
ter the death of his gallant son on the field Of
Buena Vista:
HD. On. AMY OF OCCUPATION,
Aqua Nueva, Mex. March |, l847.
M Dear .Sir:-You will NO doubt have re-
ceived, before this can reach you, the deeply
distressing intelligence ofthe death Of your
son in the battle Of Buena Vista. II Is with
no wish Of intrudug upon the sanctuary Of pa
rental sorrow, and with no hope ofadminister.
ing any consolation to your wounded heart,
that have taken the liberty OF addressing you
these few lines; but have felt il duty
which owe to the memory OF the Distinguish
ed dead, TO pay willing tribute to his many
excellent qualities, and while my feelings are
still fresh, 10 express The desolalion which his
unnmely loss and that Of other kindred spirits
has occasioned.
| had but casual acquaintance with your
son, until he became for time member OF
nv military family, and ! can truly say, that
mo one ever won more lasting claIm 10 my
respect and esteem. Manly and honorable in
every impulse, with no feeling but FOR the
honor ofihe service and ofthe country he gave
eyery assurance that IN the hour OF need
could lean with confidence on his support
Nor was disappointed Under the guidance
Of himself and the lamented Mckee, CALAMITY
did the sons Of Kentucky in the thickest Of
the strife, uphold the honor oil the State and
OF the country.
A grateful people will do justice to the
memory of those who fell on that eventiul day.
But may be permitted to express the bereave-
ment which feel IN the loss Of valued friends.
| To your son felt bound by the strongest ties
Of private regard. and when miss his famil-
lar face and those Of Mckee and Hardin, |
can say with truth. that feel no EMULATION IN
oui success.
| With the expression Of my deepest and
most heartfelt sympathies for your irrepara-
( bic loss. l remain. my dear sir, most faithfully
2. TAYLOR.
Hon. HExRY Clay. New Orleans. La
PaxnprHTiAL VDr.--Ths President. il Il
said, is 70 visit North Carolina in June, 10 A.
tend celebration Of the University, before
which Mr.. Secretary MAJOR has been invited
10 deliver an address.
| Messrs. Rosr. E. Scorr and ALyaEp REo,
roa are the Wing candidates for the Hous'
of Delegates 10 Fsuquer county. The Loco'
have nominated MessTs. VIZ. II. PAGE an:
Jas. FsIseH.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
Another Great Rattle In
New Mexico.
BRILLIANT VICTORY!
DEFEAT OF 1000 MExICANS!
r,or ~. II s. c,xe,,e. April 10.

By private letters from Corr < Pondste,
Cinsippsi. arrived BY packet. we have Tie
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

SIS SIS. !, 'or Shoulders; STAG cts. for So
ssaiv Sc. Tor Hams Sales or $40; s ~
snen;sers Al, VI cents; 10000 he sss.',i Us
s:a.s csnts and 20 hhds and lo lS,s11 g
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

Messrs. Rosr. E. Scorr and ALyaEp RIO
roa are the Wing candidates for The House
Of Delegates 10 Fauquier county. The Locos
have nominated MessTs. VIZ. II. PACE and
Jas. FsEscH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

accounts Of another 2s.s.s . New Mexiso
Two thousand Inconsistencies w<se souoed
byCept. Morris' command, wish heavy 10
ia killed and wounded--she accoants are nom
81. Louis Of the 29th uit LafesS news had
inst reached BY expsrss iron Santa Fe. The
date offhe battle Is not given, but il occurred.
il would seem, on the heel Of The last dstes
from Santa Fee.
A note to the Louisville Courier gives The
following
.aaofher Great Battle IN .Stu .Merico--Bril-
Iaat ricfvy-- Overwhelming Dgsdf Of 1tsc
Thousand Mezieass.
Monday evening March 20, iS47.
Mr. w. N. Haldesnan--Desr sir: We have
this day received an express from Santa Fe.
The Mexican insunectionists, numbering two
thousand men, marched down on Santa Fe,
as was animated by our las, sdvices. They
were met BY Capt Morris's command 10 the
valley Of The Moro, and totally defeated. A
great number Of the enemy were killed and
wounded, and the rest fed pTecipisately TO the
mountains. The action was most brilliant
one on the part Of our men, aud reflects great
credit on their GOODNESS and courage.
The news OF the assassination Of Gov. Bent,
is fully confirmed twenty-five other Amer
cans fell at the same time. ihave no time for
flr,her particulars, as the steamer Colombo BY
which | send this, is preparing 10 shove ont,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
Ncrcigm News.

Arrival Of PA cket ship WV,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

LATER FROM THE BRAzoS.

YaTEu RnnM TEfg IluY 4 yfsS
49, rom VIZ ~ o's."' ,es,a's. Ap'n
Inc v. ,. iransporl schooner saraa' Iap'
Eiaridge, arrived i from inc BRACES. whence she
sailed on 'he zy'h un.-'hfee days later 'haa
our iormef aovices, Among n2ePsssfngfrs
IS aiaj. iien Mce uhoc 9GRl me kas Hangers
Ten: lAYLos arm at oionierey on me
YIN o. March win ~ MISS ssipPi hlnes
ana the hen.ucKy Eairy as Al escort anc
from an article in1ne American fioneer e
paper published al Monterey we inier mat
ne was YET there on the iotn. what gay ne
ieit Monterey we are mol informed, but all
accounts agree mat ne was n pursui,of , Gen
Gieia, a ng"i ieue. ~ "a 'c ms
- aaa a' n.,Ss, , A. M.; NIL, NJ.
i j. de'''e 40 '"'o'a ''''
nia 1..h !. ao ~ III. .;da :, ,hs ,,n
a. = i1,,o. -. Us .';,S 49,. .,;.L
IT,. OH m I.as ~ ~, :, hs;na ~, Ia :,
~; ~. ~ "a pas,;r ~ hra.a ..'... as.nn,;sh
~ Ia ~. L., IS hs,,d -, ~. Mas;,.,
Geo., III, A. LIE -. NH
d",,h,is.. e.. 80. e. .,,,d 800
49,, - : J.s;i - :. r.. .s.,S ys"L !,
=. iss, -. ~ -. !, $3.50
"e ,,a;, ' shao, cor TIE p.ss 'as
III Ean,,, i, cav.Irw ova h.r. h.v;nr
TUG ne a1 s
* IT, ~ $3.50 ;.,d;s - asse.,,
van" :.e na W.-;. "S. ~,
pany VIC s's.pp' ana
menus o' snlan"J' WAo Pioeeea u''oush "
'he way o. Sh'"a' $50.
Iapt. 1ranams company OF orasoohs'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15
Hon. Hss.r CLAr. New Orleans. La

PaEsIpEHTiAL vDIr.--Ths President. i Il
said, is 70 visit North Carolina in June. 70 A.
tend celebration Of the University. before
which Mr.. Secretary MAeos has been invited
10 deliver an address.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-15

"Ficalry nht goi very blue.
Ani Hos 60 ..ilsr's sae,Y shoe
.:st 81, n LI'.a iAai dad can vi.a h''s
y thsi ,a' g'0t .o- nav q s.o~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-20
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Atez. E9ET ~, GHas3 / 5, df4as a. II.
asaadlia, aprilI5, lgi1 70 4Jsa5-t.z;
? drawn ballots.
pr.zcot ez35Za prize IF eo3
do LOCO l do $3.50
Tickets 6 dollars: eer Hcata 81 -
whole Tickets viii be sent FOR 81. lo..9Ig,
shares in proportion,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-20

= r, BOXES Haaaoek Usuu's Adauauta8e a4l.
5.Ef JAMES MCKEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-20

oNs-s5vsr Tatle and Tea Spoons made to ofHirr
amaa Silver Taaie and Tea Spoons, Britannia
sHd Tea Spoons i9s sale by
AoFAIRCHIp=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-20

I iHE LADIES IL FAps-,,-,-,
q s ,5 a., iede A leaa .5sad + ~ "a w p2
'psiasogs b = ,le laes o lave Teen ai5ie ~ .ta
toDaayd y m. i.I n Panspag va as gown M era
ssacuue tlr, 10 H. ny ana SIDE 81 TIE lace gIvfe d
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baod al IL ' a'a according 10 lls direction. h Nh
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