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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

nR HARIClFS. Compound SircHgulcnipg
snd German Apcrcni Pills, Are warrant.
ell TO clrc di zeases Of The Stomach and nervous
systCm. Mr. samuel PHILIPPE, West Kcnsiug.ou
Philadelphia, was cutrciy cured by the above
highly and i~nosumahlc m%cdiCinC3 hiscuief symp.
toms were pain and weight "a the pit Of the sto-
mae after eating, loss Of appetite, zOur crucfa.
tons, 0atuloncy, cOsuvcucss, pain IN the side,
and weakness boo the breast, constant headache.
.dimneEs and confusion Of Eight, nervous irrata-
btlity. which incapacitatcd him from attending
- hus business, for twelve months, during which
time ne tried various medicines, bit found little
teliul until BY using the Compound Strengthen
tug Tonic and German AportCnt Pills, be- was
cnabiod in i've weeks 20 resume his business.
Puncl al Once iOrtho United Sta les. so 10
Nerth EtShth Street Philad0lphia.
Also BY JOHN FISHER,
ap p wheeling, Va.
VIE UNION Bible Dictionary. prepared for
The american Sunday School Union and 70.
virrd by the committco of publication. or alo ~ ire
B~coksiore Of JAS A. INGRAM.
Way - No i2i. Main S.
rAPS, CApe@Jusi received Gam New y1rt
~ a VOL selected assortment Of Fur a. Cloth
Caps ~ every sixe and description. which win Do
soid low Call no nc Hlf 8 Gap Store of
W W S ~ UNISON 100 Ham
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

HATS, HATS. inst received direct from n.
York, the latest Fall aud Winter fashions for
Hats and Caps. OF "a general assortment oC Men Il
Cloth and FUR Caps. Persons wanting the
will please call and examine fer themselves
lt 100 Main street Wheeling.
pov5 = AVERY d co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

&OiE TNfEE Fine English Note IN or. pl,,n
q and embroidered. 4 beautiful aricI. Jyst ~.
c'.r'c lud frsllc 10y ROBE q STEPHENSON
April Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
WESTERN TENNsr"gTtTr ECO

~. J. tti4i " 90 .f- LINES.
From Pttsburgu 90 PhIIad. Iaiia11d Baltimore.
. q Pen .sElvaulI Canal Colombia EHl road and
SusGltu1ura ana Baltimore Rail g. ga.
The water bcIu"s1"w % the cGHaifhc e4lsori-
lcrs are rnUsr,d 10 forward Sus,Htg five tons rer
dlv Zach w1".h.slug the adEIa.a-, .~~rvumraU
fJt st.Ck. -uf,a they rup.aE. give. them ti.
entire Cuat.Hi N HrstIU"ufWtTyvgau deliver
ChauUH-u ana Produce Iu as Et1u order and lis
shoit iTIr. aFauv line on ih, ,ang,.
Ties puces for Tr3uspprarpu will aIwaSshu-
such as NAV Boz" customer ay pfuDT good lines
Fhcy will 'lc-Ipt;o philadelphia, New Gcrk. and
Bal IM.
IT.. ..sO continue their well known FAST
LINE, d. which they ace su1hlcd % curry goods
through Iu -Four days.
Produce consigned 10 the agents n PIrsnursE
viii be received and forwarded ifhort Gcl4, I'M
irgigIl2 and charges p5It,Uui no charge madr f5I
Advancing, StarIsH or Commission. NcrchaH-
di-r cpusIEute tI the agent 100 Philadelphia and
Baltimore, WHl Ht Iere.yDu BOO Ike manner.
Enrlc ID and Produce CIrrcl us these Lines
Will Do Ic -'rra 1tlH tHr CITY TshaDcI Ware
Hru,r b'rk street. PUIadriphrl. a rlfr uiNHIch
BE- occupied nv tl. ifuo Eilsul arug frlusmli-
tied Jutrvgry instruction. vrJwpttt attended Co by
D.. LEIGH q Cu..
Corner Penn So & faraI BASIN. PIfshgr-u.
lltltIS q. fl\FORD.
NDls G. o.. south 3d 81. phIi1dcl Na.
jos. TAYLOR o.. Son.
No ll3 Moth Howard 81, Baltimore.
ur b .u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

{ CONFESSIONS of Henry IarDsuc- ,nb
u cravings by Johnston. Iu,f received ,,I -.
'"i' 'y ROBB q STEPHENSON.
NY l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

& NMES 5. WHEAT, lrtoruoyatiaw
~ NacljU-, Va. offers his services Ip the
trlgslcUono of The business Of his profession. in
this city or anv of the adjacent count!rs Of Viz
gInla orfhto ofhcc, east sd" Of Jain between
Union ahU MoH1r streets, Wheeling. Ocf
HNnRSALE-A halflot33 feet front with m.
= provrmcufs situated 1u Monroe street uprp
site New Cpur; House. terms moderate. enquire Of
The subscribe NJ LETTERS.
mar E-fT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

DANCROFTS mSrORY.U SFNTES-JnsI
received he 81 vol OF Baurrons History ay.
JOHN FISHER.
mar 10 I33 NlgIu -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

hat they h ave on hand and are constantly manu-
iaCmring a general assortment of Hats aud Caps OF
the latest fashions. warranted equal IL not superur
io any that have been offered, which will be sold
by the dozen or single nj the lowest prices and upon
rs favorable terms as they can be had IA the city
Hats of all kinds aud qualities, also n general ASA
mcni OF mems aud aud boys fur and cloth c,
They propose Ia furnish gentlemen with hats by
the year.
y. q. Hats and caps made 10 order, also military
mats and caps made on the shortest notice.
I They respectfully solicit liberal share Of public
patronage. ap l5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
BOOTS IND SHOES
BGsUT'S AND SEsOES,
AT THE SIGN or THE BIZ BOOT.

EJSI received hy SAM
- UEL MCLALI.EN.
Main St Wheeling. At the
sigu Of the BE Boot a large
1s~ogimCut Oi
LADIES
black and colorcd Kid slip
pcE ot every variety. al>,
Misses 1ud cbillrcns.
~GENTLEMENS
lasting Caiicr, Cali an,
Morocco Boots, purap suIys.
shoes AMI pumps Of every
description and style also
boys and youths. q
The public are an -,
v!icd Ia call ~ At.
examine
for them EzS
M leS. corner OF Madison
May -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
e. X % &c RTE y.

kDuRE Winter Strained Sperm OIL 2 casks war
unted pnro. just received and for sale w
feb q NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

nRUGS, DYE STUFFs, PAINTS,
~ a.. just received,
4 Bills Turpentinc, 90 cases Chrome Yellow.
90 kegs White Loud. 100 " Lithargc,
l cask Pow'd Arsenic, 100 " Red Lead.
lO cases Chrome Green, Copal * Japan yamishes,
Assorted Paint Brushes, Salts of Tartar,
Sash Tools, Crude Tartar,
For sale low by II. w. CHAPLINE,
Inny eS Iniol street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
-IAMpREl-l-s MnnLs
ROBE q Stephenson.

4 N~OuDNCiiS -crrr ufsrhopl brooks. EI,rr,...
~ Just received aud Iur spir .y
'p : ROBE ~ STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
GAIT

CjHrtg11J, Corner of H,iq and S.h Nfre,ts
NIF. location NJ this hrUs, Icing central half
way between the river and The canal. and
upon tine highest level uIga Main sf and cpuva.
ufcnt 90 all sIuus ulru-Iuess, jygHf1 with tic
ate additions 1uI improvements makes o. now
the most desirable hotel u the CIlg iyr merchants
and travellers iu rrurrai. Fare rot suT.t-suih los
an hotel Ir fhc cfy bills moderate. e.fflhI, Iu
the times. FccIi1g grateful Tor past ftrars. }! hop
bg siuct attention Co the CumiuT: of all vLu may
call o. merit 70 COutuu1Ic s Jt public favor so
rhrrlIly bestowed.
n 2 4 brick stHh'a Is ATTACHED the mouse.
and good hosf'rrs no attendance.
baggage taken g.. aur from fNa ul.r aulruuaI
free OF .Hlrsc when called upon
ap'' Em NN g. NNESU. Proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

D. LEEcN * cos. LINE OF rAdkE@r MD

NFIIT'TI VAIN.
From 'Itts'Ugif 'n l1ElatpIlha wa prrnryL
wanna canal nod rai roads. TINS I.ltf, s7rtI.lI.
! gV calCu'atnG '1Tlaw,iies aud iuGtiDuals .lr.
ciiiug AitI i1r- TfIuuucs ofsNtTa ba4.lgr. bee
~ furnished WIih a Ia r- baggage room below
deck.
The cabins 0re large and comf0rta ly furnish
al, aud me price of passage De- .a much lower
whom ccunJmy Is an object vili .r!finrh,irog -.
yaBtag, o. tcIvcl ~ tins Line, Tim. urrassags
4l.2 DAYS. no nId>lup rrssDr-c-r carrie. On
t..sc Io1isi all BAGGAGE az the owners risk. Tor
Jassa2c, INC Ura 9t-tHa oil ses 10 tho Evcf3psc'
BUILDINGS. : Cla.r street, and 90 lis Nousula-
LEILA HnuS-, Water @, an M tf, canal iasln
heiao Of rcnn street. For he TIoprgtors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
PENNSYLVANIA PACKCT Roar 90

AND PIONEER LINES.
NACLISl\ l. for ihc conveyance OF passcn.
EA gers frum Pittsburgh To Philadelphia, wa
! uusylvauia Canal and Hortlge and HARRISBURG
! Ilroads through m ? , DAYS, lie public an,
respectfully Informed that thssc lines ofsplrndd
PaCbCt Boats aud Rail Road Gers havcagaiu com
menSed their regular business.
The proprIciors Of these lines. aware of the
great mput,anccOt maintaining heir well earned
reputation, have taken grentuains TO rcft their
boats and cars IN the most comfortable manner
and are prepared 10 assure the travelling public
lha'nO rXerNous wall he spared 10 render grncruI
san faction \ Packet Boat Will always DC In port.
anj travellers are particularly requested luCal'
and Judge for themselves. The Railroads are ras-
Scd ~ da' light All B1g@asrat the owners r-h.
Travellers wishing 10 80 To baltimore can take
the plc'"t Boat To HlTrI-bur-h. from theme,
IN the ~ val OF he boa; 10 Nurk . distru,r INF
- T'I"s ia Post Coaches, and from iLric To B4l
u,t e. hN =u-luehaun1 and Bal Imore Raj. road
ThruughlH 3 II 5Bys, For ptsslE & ir0ur, ar an,
81 "r ~ the EXCHANGE Buildings, St n rsir.rt
ana a. ihc VI IDpngahHla Hou=c, U.irr street
and az The Canal Basn, Head ofPtnl street
For TN nTngTTslUT~-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
Bo0t&S&aTATTONAEy

80" U'hS noFANN.-Apue ,u,,.a
iisc on Vegetable Thni-,rL, "'N''hE n 'tc-
CoMSToCk'S P~HiIo>oruy
philosophy. both C~ompantrc aud Hrr,o| ~
arc described The Mcdaniel. An,,r,, =" N'''i
>"nsouai organs and functions. ''"' ana
o''uSi''hS GEOLOGG-Ou,Iro urCcs,.,
ing paris ofItc science ''1''''
'y'iSIocAS GEOLOGY-An infn5g,,,., D..
NIlH'rair@yi ADAPTED 10 the use ri Schools ana \,
'"'' students For sale at The Bookstore Of
JAS A INGRAM.
- M fDT Nt,tn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

JOOkNIOluE nud reluttcal once. No. I9I
- VAIN street. Wheeling Tho Subscriber has
opened q bookstore uud Periodic rnitc ne the above
siurc. where uuv br obtained hooks IHg si,f.,r,ry
900 great variety. ils0 agent .r loo.i Of The ur-s.l.
Gals rua,sH,d ZOO Philadelphia asd New Yors.
up 10 JAS. 4 INGRAM
STEEL Pens Az a.armanr ~ genuine Cf,sl
Pens. Iu.i received auI fr I'M, 20 fhr book.
store and p]sHuil0ll U1J, OF JAS 4. INGRAM
49, - 40 1871 Nam Street.
w M PArER-Just received q fnc Io, Of
Wall PAPER 1ud h'rjcrng Persons ,,o,t
IHg hc Ariel. aru.d DO we'll io r1u 1r5 cy1tp,,.
JOIN FISHER.
m'f 4' l33 Main ST
Il iNNEY'S KENT Tho la,st ,nr,r,.i .,,.
N oikeursCummruiarJ ro5lrcdt1 ia our.t ION.
bog ansv,cr w Asa kirnic. For .afe t.
m1r I' JOHN FISHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
MlEwELL iNDHENaY0S MOFIIs

R1NoJR Sermons preached before the Irniycrgj,v
OF Cambridge, By Rev Wm WheNeL wub
addi'r'nal discoursos ana essays. By C. Henry. n
ID. For sale at m, bookstore of
july 10 JAS AINGRAM. No i9I Mi,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
TASTE m FASHION

TASTE AND FASHION
SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1871.
FNIIE subscriber invites the attention uf hs
IL friends and the public generally to the large
and splendid stock of
HATS 4 CAPS,
Now on hand at his establishment, manufactured
of The following fabrics, viz;
Gents linc Beaver Hats on Fur Bodies,
do " Ncuiria. " " do,
do " Short Nap " do.
do 4" Moi, skin SILK, DO. do.
do " Short Nap do Cloth Uudersidcs,
Gents fine Brush hats. or plain custom.
do " Cloth CAPS. new pattern,
Youths and Boys Brush Hats, black and white.
Youths and Boys silk i" do do.
do do Cloth Caps, variety of patterns.
SUMNER HATS.
A large and we'll selected assorimcnis Of Gents
and Youths Fashionable Summer Hats, which Will
be sold for cash. ON terms that cannot fail 10 please.
The subscriber having made arrangements with
one OF the LARGEST and MOST FASIIIONA-
BILE ESTABLISHMENTS IN TIE CITY OF
NEW YORK, will be enabled 10 furnish his friends
and customers at any time with n
I MANUFACTI RED HAT.
which for lighlness. texture and durability Of color
cannot he surpassed in the United States.
~ D'ORSAY PATTERN!-<et
A few dozen D'Orsay Pattern Of hats Just recei-
we'd from HARE'S Fashionable Hat Store. Phila-
dolphin. TO which the attention Of Gentlemen is
particularly invited.
TO COUNTRY HATTERs.
The subscriber las received his spring assortment
Of HaIIers stock and trimmings; Gum Shelac, Silk
Plush, Fur and Wool Hat Felis, &C.; &c, all Of
will he sold low for Cash.
A. & McCALLAM,
Opposite the Virginia Hotel, 1877, Main street.
Wheeling, May 25, 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

N FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
"a MANDATORY.
"a 1903, Main street, Wheelig, opposite
y. Mr.. Robb's Chair Factory:
S<Ak - AVERY a. co. respectfully in
c,rn thair fri.nds op,l tha puhli,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
Ttmes s. A0eerttser.
TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY

AT the CORNER OF UNION AND WATER SITS,
WHEELING VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

SCS HlIDS. New Orleans Sugar. prime
20 quality, just received end for sale bv
mar 81 CRANGLE a BAILEYS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-01
THE GAZETTE.
Nc AIa PaN sBWRa, va.
THURSDAY, July 1. ,s4i.
EDUcATIoN-wEsTERN VIRGINIA..

EDbNAlfOS.-- w Ed E1kN tiadt.NiA.
Tie people Of Western Virginia, are making el-
forts to advance the cause Of education by holding
Convention for that purpose, at Clsrksburg. Har.
rison County, on the second Wednesday in Septem-
her next. committee Of the leading citizens OF
Harrison county have Published spirited sPpeal
to the public, Astounding with sound and incontro-
yertible arguments to induce the assembling of the
Convention. This movement is very gratifying
one and indicates ths, the peopIe-thc fountain OF
all power-are determined 10 take this most impcr-
tant subject in hand, and act upon it in proper
manner, and in such way will bring il imme-
diately before the Legislature. The last census
has made such startling revelations of our benight-
ed condition. that it ia 20 be hoped the importance
Of education will be seriously considered through
out our Stete, and that the people will put their
shoulders the wheel, and henceforwatd resolve
to redeem the Commonwealth from the stain which
is so deeply engrsven upon her escutcheon.
Since the above has been in type, we have received
a Clarksburg paper, from which we learn, large
meeting Of the citizens of Harrison coua,y assem-
bed in tie place on the 2 lst uimo, and appointed
a numerous lis, Of delegate, the general Conven-
ton In September. We observe also that meet
ing in relation To the same subject, was called in
Hampshire county on Monday last.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-01
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

An unfortunate accident occurred at the factory
of Mcssrs. Showers & Du3le, in this place, on Sat
urday last, by which very promising little boy, q
son Of the late Jas. Durham, and grandson OF Mr..
Adam Young, of this town, los, his life. HIS arm
caught in loose syap which had wound itself
round pulley attached to carding machine,
which drew his in a coil to the shoulder, " hen
the body Of the unfortunate child began revolving,
and had made several revolutions before be wus
observed. In fact it was only the work of a few
moments, the machine running very fast. Several
came to his assistance Immediately, and stopped
the machine, when he released and the strap
cut from his arm, which was found to be b. oxen
both above and below the elbow. He also received
some injury in the head ana other parts Of the
body. lie fingered until Tuesday morning, when
death terminated his suferings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-01
Frederick County Bank Recovery Of the
Money Stolen.

Money stolen.
From the subjoined paragraphs, which we find
in ths Baltimore papers of Tuesday, it will be seen
tina, nearly all the money abztraeted from the Bank
has been recovered. The robbers, it seems, pre-
one might infer, they are hard-money men, to sa,
the least y.
FRKDKRicK COUNTY BANK.--Thc money stolen
some weeks ago from this institution has been re-
covered in New York, with the exception of &c.,
600 in gold, which tho rogue, by compromise, was
permitted to retain in consideration Of surrondcring
the balance of the property stolen. The negotia-
ton which terminated in this result was, it appears,
managed through the intervention of lawyer ct
New York.
Since the above was in type we see it stated that
all the money recovered except twenty-eight
,housa I'D dollars, under the following circumstances:
Some time ago, the directors Of the bank rcceiv-
ed communicative from person in New York
mined Wiley, who represented himself law
ser, and stated that he had professionally become
acquainted with such facts would enable him 20
the restitution of tho stolen property upon
certain terms. Dir. VIM. Bradley Tyler, one of the
directors Of the Frederick County Bank, and WIN.
M. Beall esq. the cashier of the Farmers and Me.
chancs Bank Of Frederick county, repaireI to New
York, and after good deal of negotiation succeed
ed in recovering the whole amount, with the excep-
ton of the sum above stated We understand that
the gold and tho Of the banks other than the
issue. of the robbed institution, retained, and
that the lawyer who was the agent in compromising
The felony charged commission of some ten thou
sand dollars for his services. No information was
given that could lead to the detection of the rob.
bers, although Mr.. Wiley, upon being questioned
upon that point by Dir. Tyler, said that he (,he
Doctor) had seen the principal of them several
times during his visit to New York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-01

From the New York Journal OF Commerce.
THE MoRMoNS.--ARRESr OF 10. SMITH.
By the annexed extract of private
letter of highly respectable gentleman
residing near the Mormon City, (Nauyoo,)
it appears that the scenes which q few
months since were enacted in Missouri,
are in danger Of being repeated in Iowa.
There is a tract of 100 900 acres of beau
tiful land lying directly opposite the Nor
mon settlement on the Mississippi River.
This Tract was given TO the Hall breeds
of the Sac and Fox Nations by the United
States, and has been purchased from them
by the whites. Proceedings have been
had in the Equity Cour, of Iowa to part.
ton these lands, and Commissioners up
pointed by the Court to survey and d.
vide them among the lawful claimants.
Some months since, the title being then
unsettled, 10. Smith received a revelation
from God to the effect that, the Latter
Day Saints should 60 in and possess this
fair land, and enjoy the fruits thereof.
Accordingly there are said to be now about
1000 Of these people residing on said lands
who claim by the highest possible titlo,--
title direct from the Creator; and they
seem determined to set all human DEGREES
at defiance. In addition to despoillng the
lands Of much valuable timber, they now
forbid the Commissioners and Surveyors,
on pain Of death, to attempt a survey and
partition. The arrest Of their leader, il
is to be hoped, will prevent tho execution
of their threat.
Extract Of a Letter from the vieinity Of Naupoo.
| "The excitement on both sides of the
river against the Mormons is increasing
very fast. The conduct OF 10. Smith and
the other leaders, is such, rs no commu
nifty Of vhiie men can tolerate. II is the
entire absence of all moral and religious
principle, that renders them SO obnoxious
to the Gentiies Of all denominations, wber-
ever they reside.
10. Smith was yesterday arrested be-
tween Nauvoo and Quincy, by the author.
tiles Of Illinois, on rcquisitlon from The
Governor Of Missouri. May justice be
met out to him for his vilany.
Martin Harris, who was one of the
witnesses to the book of Mormon, and
who has been for some time lecturing in
Illinois against the Mormons, was found
dead last week, having been shot through
the head. He was no doubt murdered"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-01

Al a meeting Of the La F6yeae Guards, held
on Thursday, 9Th Juno, at the Globe T,vern, to
take into consideration the proprety of celebrating
the coming Anniversary of American Independence,
JAMES II. STEPHENS was called to the Chair,
and Jons NJ WAITE appointed Secretary. The
meeting being called to order, it
ResolUed, That the La Fayette Guards dine on
Saturday, the Sd of July, at OF the public
IL 'u.es in the town of Martinsburg; and that The
citizens be and are hereby requested to join with
US on thu, day-that VIM. + Wilcox. Jo'. Schop-
pert, Hiram Bowen and James S. Brown be com
mittee to make the necessary arrangements.
Resolved. That VIM. L. Wilcox VIM. A. Som.
merville, Jacob Van Doren, Jr., John M. Waite
and Wilson Watts be committee to prepare suit.
able toasts for the occasion.
Resoived, That james Fl. Stephens and john
VI. Waite DO a committee to wait upon Col. Ed
mund r. Hunter, and request him to read the De
claration of Independence on that day.
Resolved, Tint the Editor Of the Mar,insbure
Gazette be requested to publish these proceedings
The meeting then adjourned.
JAS. H. STEPHENS, Chm
In1IS "a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-01

FINE WHEAT.--We received yester.
day several specimens of remarkably ino
wheat, cut from the fields of Mr.. Joseph
Pearson, near this city. Two Of them
are white wheat, known as the Noun.
lain and the Genesee, the heads OF which
are five to seven inches in length. The
grain in the latter are of unusually large
size. There was also very fine speci.
men of Rock wheat, first grown in Wash.
ington county in this State. These spe-
cimsns are highly creditable to Mr.. p.
and will, we doubt not, stand a compari.
son with any produced in this State. -
Bali Amer.