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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

LIE GERMAN SECRET TRIBUNAIs.-lD
Germany I'm the lIih century,, the Sc
c CT tribunals exercised an awful and
mysterious sway. There was no o.e
whose rank was SO exalted. or his vas
sails 100 numerous, to save him from the
judgment OF the secret Tribunal. Their
triais were held IN secrct--iheir sen.
renee pronounced in secret-and the ex.
ecutlon oil their sentence generally per
formed in secret. None dare Withstand
IT'S behests, and none to dIsobey its sum
mons. lie who did so. was dec AIRED TO
DC "out OF the law, and exposed 10 every
awless attack: his wife a widow-his
children orphans-his property con
signed to his heirs-hiS body anl his
hcsh TO the beasts of the woods, the
birds OF the air, and the fish IS OF the
wa'crs; peace and safe conduct every
wnere iorbidden;n aEd TO use the words
oil one OF their solemn dectess Of death
10 Its victim, 1t said ..we denouuce YOU
IN the name Of the devil" Such were
the terms OF the dreadful doom Of a
''ireyStuh."-and all shudderod with
Tear, lest they should hear the same
pronounced against themselves. These
secret tribunals, usurping as they did,
so much power, were frequently known
TO exercise IT with great justice; and
through their means, when no other
could have been available, Williams were
swept from the face of the earth, who
had been remarkable alike for their
mISdeedS and their rickes for their
'awless desires. and the instruments they
had for etfsctinU the I'M, Terror nj Ii IL,
time, deferred from vice men who had
legions at their command. Fear made
men virtuoIs, when they founI that the
hand oil M IN resembled, in a small de-
gree that of the almighty, by striking
a; moment when he nigh. deem him
sell the most secure from vengeance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

CHEER uP!CIiEER UP,.-BY J. noSroo,,n,
Night turns to Day:
When sulleR darknt .. L,,ye,s
And heaven and earth are Ind i,',m.;sbt
Cheer up. cheer up;
Ere long the opening h,wer.
With dcwy eyes shall shine in liyht.
Storms die ia cam-:
When over land and orean
hoil The lOud Chariols ui the wind,
Cheer up. cheer up;
The ruice of Mid Coninoiioo
Proclaifns tranp Utility behind.
Winter wakes Spring:
When ICY blasts are blowing
Yer frozen lakes Though naked uees,
Cheer up. cheer up;
AL beautiful aud glowing,
May Hat ulong the hrrrzr
War ends an penrc:
Though dread a.IIllrry rllilc
A"u sh"siiy rorscs .irew the grJanI.
Cheer up. cheer up;
where grOai'ed ihs field uf battle
Tue Sung. the dance. the icIsi g round.
Toll brings rcpo.e
With nOontiie fervors beating,
when droop thy temple, Thy breast.
Cheer uP. cheer az;
Gray twilight. conl aud 1-eiins.
Waits on its wings the hour of rest
Death spring. To lik:
Though bret aud sad Thy story.
Thy years all sp nj il gloom,
Lnok up. hoax nj;
Eternity and glory
Dawn through the portals Of The iumh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

KICKING COWS-"iIang that co~-hoH she
kicks" says The milk maid. Yes. that's the right
woy TO treat her. Hang her. You've bit on the
remedy. though you were not aware eft when you
pronounced that awful sentence. Hang that COW -
A writer in the Farmers Cabinet has told the Sc
cret publicly. He says. merely place tho patient The
should have SAID impa:isn) in a stable " ith beam
over her head, and pull away 30 as 10 raise he
heed pretty high in the air. but not 50 az to rails,
her legs from the ground. in this position she vii
not only be disabled from kicking. but will give
down her milk without the least hesitaiion-no
from any spite or III WILL but because she can't hell
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
RELIEF OF TIE cOuNrDv

RELIEF OF TIE COUNTRY.
Friend Wharton: Among the many schemes for
the reefof our snffeung country the following plan
is respectfully submitted to the Am erican Govern.
ment-
Nameiy-Lei Congress immediately pass law.
auihorisinS the President To issue FIVE hundred
thousand certificates Of Bankruptcy, aving no Iimi,
as 10 the time Of being used-one Of which any
person can obtain by paying fifty dollars This
would Soon produce to The Goveramsnt the snur
sum ofiwo hundred and fly millions OF dollan-
One half TO DO used in discharging our national
del and part Of the State debts instanteT the bal.
snee to create sinking fund for the final lauida.
tion Of the Stale debss. aud should any baanc CO OF
the fund be left, after paying of the Slate debit,
It can go into the Treasury prevent direct taxa.
ton for the maintenance Of tho Government. Not
only would all our debts, both State and National
be paid, but circulating medium be established
that (unliko oil other paper Gu rrsncy) would be
constantly increasing both in demand and value;
Tor after very short time. the certificates would
oil be taken out, and yot many would be lof, un.
provided for, Who wished 10 use them immsdiate
lyi and a. many Of them would be held py person.
who did not Immediately need Them bot who were
willing 70 give fly dollars for the privilege Of using
them at future day, If their misfortunss made
IL necessary TO DO 50, hey would soon be much
sought afler and greatly enhanced m value, partic
ularly o. the number floating unused became less
and have no doubt that fine specuatons would
be made in them by those who could 30 fortunate
enough TO purchase a large quantity up stan early
period Of their sTsssnse. Atsll sVonist they would
be safe investmsnL and unqussionsbIy unform
currency HETRODOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

THE SoMERS CASE.-Ths Court on Monday
afternoon and Tuesday morning wa, occupied in
mate. HeEry King, Thomas Dickerson and NewsIl,
an apprentice, carpenters maie. TIER evidence
merely sub'tnnIiates that already reported in our
columns, Dcksrson proved that Cromwell had fore
Icld to him that his time would be shon, and that
30 was very cruel in bis treatment Of the boYs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

The last intelligence from Yucatan,
is to the 2Ist Of December The Mex
leans still held the heights around Cam.
Peachy ia the same manner as at previ.
Gus dates but we're receiving reinforce
ments from Mexico.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

BANK OF VIRGINIA.-On Monday last Cen
Pegrsm was elected president Of this bank by a
majority Of $40. The vote Of the state, IT'S. was
given TO DR. Brockenbrough. The doctor has been
president Of the bank for 30 years The efforts
which have resulted in his sjectiOn have been pro-
gressivey increasing in strength since the memora.
bic embezElemenI case Of 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

naked names. Mr.. then came down to
The mercantile classes, from whom it is
now going TO the better classes of work.
ing men. So, also, Dir, which original
~ signitied u lord (sihor, Gothic), has
gradually descended ill it is applied 10
nearly every reputable person -CAan.-
oers' Edinburgh Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

PROFESSION AND PRAcrIcE.- The pris
oners under indictment in Rhode Island
tor treason have been most shamefully
neglected ~ hose friends who have
ben so Profuse in worldly sympathy aud
promise of assistance. Las. Monday The
Supreme Judicial court met at Provi
dence for their trial, but they al begged
further delay on afiidavits, that they
were neglected by the counsel whom
they expected to appear for them. which
was granted than. 1t appears that they
now no longer have any sympdthlsing
visitors to look after their welfare.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

THE SAN ANTONIO We Fogrst IN have 10
State that soas ofihe ofscsrs Of the Gfampus were
nisiskea IN the name Of the vessel, whose officer,
and crew wsre saved from . shipwrsek on The Be d.
hamss. We learn that the commander Of the Gram.
pus does not confirm the statement made BY Bs in a
iofmsf nJmbsi IN rslston 10 the safety Of he 81 a.
ted vessel YOrfsLk BeacoH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

CONFIDENCE IN THE CAPTAIN. The
ussnboai Nsptsss lsisly srgck snsg in the Me.
sssippi, ard being in sinking condu ion the CAD
tain rushed iaio the cabin, s1caiming 'Gentlensn.
by heavsns i've boat will BE- uadsr 10 eve minute. .
Some fellow engaged IN rolling ou1 boz Of specie
rosred ont IN mploring tones, Good, gracious cap.
tain. cant vss give tent"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

hARRiEO.-On Thursday morning by the Rev
s T.. Babcock, Mr. THOMAS WRITTEN, TO Mise
REBECCA BENTLEY ell Of this city
- On the same evening. by the Rev WIN.
Armstrong. Mr.. HARVEY RAY 70 Miss SARAH
KELLSALl, 81 Of Ibis city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

Inc mail now leaves the Post office Of this city
hfsAe ~esf at 6 NJ instead Of 10 o'clock as here.
'oiofe ifh Is practicable To PIT tho mil over the
river at NAT boar, our pNGm,sler will see that il il
done.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

SPECIE. Some seventy thousand
dollars in specie we're received in New
Orleans on the 9th ulL, from Metamo-
ras.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

The communication Of our corrsspon dent "H.tro
doI," will off ,rd some anaSem>nt,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08

Ne N9natlpn. SO ihredltd uno un5dbltde
Samncrcenen ocm llcber9an9e Der Ser1uu int Sabre
1879 bcf1nt 9cpcrren uo lo weiB opd jeoer Der noe.
ni0cu 3euscu Die babel nare1 INNER npd llubcta1rs
ties roprn mitsutbctlcn Sn g. ~ 0trr6 etn 1hr aus
ucuem Scbcn, Yetsrsbur9 1882 ftoet d1 ctne Scene,
bic wcbl Scccn, Der eni9cs GefAbl bat, oufs 9euBer
itc crscifcn >pb Sic id6ne nf uno SpauSi9jltri9e
6rou ciuc6 franSHitld)en Sbrtten hattie thren Wann
cn Yoor Sage prrbcr III ccm gcfcdbte pcrlrren llne
bicl phr1pcit rcr Srife an Der VerlInd Geid9llttN
Qc9c1 9e6, no6 I'm ie herum tpbte, bate ite nur 9lu
mcrtlamfcjt fir tre Sod)ter Don pier Sobren, welte
l1e Dor itd ouf rem 4fetoc belt Nue Serudbe, Gle
SrIdc su errctd'cu, waren per9ebcn6 Htc 9crwctf.
lung lhcn br 9on5e6 lSeen ;u erfrOcn. sic petute
nidt, torr >partn ibre 9u9e, balp gum NiAn1e baIc
ouf tire Tchtcr 9eridtct Gnmal 1rroh Ge: % Gjctt
mte bin ih 70 9rencnlo5 eleno, ooB M ntdt elmal be-
ten funu ! Gleh parauf lttrse ibr Nfero Don elmer
Gu9cl 9ctrrfen Gte ouoere &u9el Seritmetterte ibr
ben Sdcnfcl i'tcr rcm Sne. Wiit Der Nubc acr Ser
;reln4 nabm lc ihr penenoe5 Ntno, frfte e5 0fter6
lGlte oa5 tluigc Strun1pft0no POM ser1t,mcttertcr
Scne une crwtr9c tol1etc Ncrouf ld1lr6 0e ca5 &C.
mrrCctc }fn IN RE 9lrmc crtcfte c5 tc ali c neben
ihr 9ef ucnc5 YftrD uno errarcte, ptnc cncu 2nut
hGreu 81 Iatn, oa3 Gurc IS oalterte ntobt lanQc, r
lpar lie prn cen I,aufcu Ger onorou9enoen Nre Ser
trctru
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08
4ic 2 BunA I6. Gluaulf gprm.

N1b Eelu"9 uHo 2luna4me ocS prptcfcaS Der bort.
0sM SEuI9 puroe/ nao1oem Die Sl1anS Committee tb>
''n Ssrt9t erlt'tte uuf Nnr19 eine Committee, be-
I1sDenO aus ZEN 0errn u otbuase eLSaueruuo
IT II, penen perr Ee 81 on ais berabenoes
Vtl9ueO benreN, errarltt um ldD Upn oem Sd1abmets
!fer III pb1pp5SurS Ole SeIege Su Der BON Der @eut=
subcommittee OOr9cIeSten oebnWu9 mttbcilen su laf,
|cll. w
N's Sur sIn9obe pen NttteIn uno QBe9eu Die bisber
ublcr'Outen Seltrd9e 5u cpeftlren &c ernannte som.
mtee ottcte Serlcbt ab, tporGui auf 9urao oes Nr.
st Der erte 2be p'ee6 8erlttes anSeuputmeu
Wurpe"
suT stntra9 oe6 serrn 8 . # mann >purOeu bic
Ser'otte Ter ubr1gen SOmMlttee'n por9eleIen.
N1e Spn1wlttce, weIde beautrast Dar lber bic, qe>
9e ote o9Acr9en Seamten rer.@0noentton erIbene11s
Ell Soelen 5H per!belr lleerte eipen Naiorltdtsbe,
rIdt ce0 Nerrn W eYe + uu0 9 ii cf in a uno etue1
O@1"Or1tateber1dt oee cerrn MiGer G}aob Qeiunq
bct0er Serldbte murbe Der erItere perlpOrfeu.
o1e o nut Sert2te'It1ttun9 lber Die 3rpc6mdBgfeit
e1'er Serle9un9 oe9 Seminars Don WbtltppeburS be-
oNftra9te COMMITTEE lc9te bren Seriht Dor, pcpauf
lltb Die Srnp:utrn perta9te
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08
(Nullllller 9.
pHnfte SeDaht nebme :

pNNFTe Se0aCbt neHme
i" 8etoroernn9 beufb en9Iilder gctsfdulen burd,
'9ntertneutS oe0 peutld:en9Ilcben Hebreremnors.
2/ 9tnnoun9 oentNd)er %erelne CUR 9fotbertbe(uno
tIne SeleAru"9 peu1|der ginwan6erer, @rmittelun99
No SSa9r Jug Ger ecu oeutben Srr9ern 5utebenoef1
&er, St1aeu. w W."
Nadoem bic Somn'ittec pe6 @an5eu (1d5 aufaeG0et,
'rurce out SIntra9 reS \oerrn QSe tiers bnySrn,1 -
9sEr -: y 4 ma" ais bcratbenOe6 Mitgliep Der
SUnOcntlpM 1ut9enSmm1en.
." er"0e"t'pn 0erta9te it) bis ytadhmittag5 (lbr,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08
3te 9 lsuna, Is 9luoult 01ohm,

dEe . s II n9, IS 9u9ut 9adu.
S'0 prptofcl Ger oOrt9eu Slguug muroe 9eIcen
unO an9cupulmcll, 'F'S
SpH5ent1Nn III eslle committee oeS @un,eu.
siuT 2utra3 pee SOtrrn . Il p1r6en Die G1n7rnfz
trne" oer 0erl1Woenen Nelesoten oareeleqt-Nod,
Ia 9eren Debatten uber olelelben w1roe anf 9ntroq
0co S1errn > y f mann cine @ommtttee, befeben6
aus &c" 9etrn H ller go tbnoseI Spey,
2'pe6"aBt5 trt rer Scre9uu9 oe5 Seminars III Dbil.
pPoO"19 )" ber'Nrn wprauf ltdy bic 8crIqnmlwus
VtttaNtt,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08
8reito9, ben sten Septsnrber 1913.

de rieette felt einem rcmanbofteu 9tbentteucr brer
Su9eNb rerfrl0t botten.
(0tot ;. 8rons6I >. Scenri gerttcub.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08
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| OK - : u 81 10. glud. VaCfn
S0o pEctotpu Ger Oprv9eu Slsunq >puroe oeIrfpr II,
an9enpmWeu. 0>''''" ~
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Sd)'Be ccr OprlJeu Ogu19 mtt9et5etlte @plmiteehpz
IrtDt III welDcm paS Serbleben bes Semlnars in 91hi<
ppebnr9 III Se5H9 auf Iene je6t9eu 9erbdltuiIe mn
We ol1'u'9eL pel'pe es fir tenn erneres SeIfebert
carbete, enpTrhlen mHrpe, nltt QuQeucn1uen nerhe
llpurDe perlDcrfeI. 'NN''H
SHr anIra9 BON Nerrn so YER wurbe befAlpf1en.
loH IS a II. e II III Seju9 ouf pOrtebenben 5ntraa
IW1 oas prOtNtol eln5utra9eu. Ho
Netn; Spcyersr &ubnr Gi1er> partie, QBaquer.
S6mOt, 9Gcuerebau]eu, uno Safofer '|
So: Seble, Bauer, Strduer, yreper. giidino
SpubIer> l1o Sekrens '"""
Nte Nerren 0tNthnaScl IL Oeuble 9a6eu feline Stfmz
me ab. '"N 0''0'>
ga I!d nab slbftimmnn9 lbcr c6t9eu 8erdt bic
Se'pletoAh9 oee seminars III pbtlpp6burg eraab. fp
5e9e ld ple Oele9aten bon Start &puntn 9beilmeiCe
lowle Qerr Se9e> Sllrud, - Drauf auf 9lutraa 0err
JtDtbnd9el ais SlceprdlOent erpdblt wurbe.
Ole Nerren N1llerr 9lbel, II. Weitersbauien purber
1le 90"'tee el1a1tt INN ealoloaten fur bic lfebeuz
oen epnn'tfee'n Der Convention tn Sorblag au brin=
9en o.
Ser bon S9errrt'N1er en9e6radtc Rineritdtsber;rt+
Der Committee Sur unterlubun9 Der QibeQen &C. rpnrSe
auf Slnra9 oes cerrn &ubn auf ben SiNb aeeot
Ne Nerren oe1oelberg Gubn uno toortie purben
ais eommte beauftra9t. cine 9oOre1e an bic cent
lben Der u1lon abiufalen uno bartn ud]t aQein onf
oa5 Deutld en9ltlbe 1ebrerlemtuar in 9ShiIinsbr,
uns Die SounA oeutd)cr 9oIt51buLeu 8esadf ~ mehSs
men, ionoern AUDI bic @rrihuus BON Geretnen y ,'yr
&at4ertbettun9 oent(ber @inwanberer u. f. Nd. ~
eupteben - 91erauf oerta9te ib bic @ptluenttou. ."
6te Slsun9, II. S1us. &Orm
oas prototel oeF ppr89en stsuns tpurbe seleleu II.
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. Die pen Der in ocrisen Sisuns ernunnteu @ommft,
zee porseidlasnen @qaobaten fir b. perlbeoenen eh,
elcen Sonmlttee'n Der Convention ipuroen nun bmrh
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Scpet. S. Differ, 9itd,lano @ountD, s.. llnb q. q.
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Negroes &c. for sale.

M Ill BE SOLD, othe highest bidder. nj the res
w ldenceoi William VI. Mailer On Strait Stoue
Creek, Pitlsylvana County. miles from Pannlli'
bridge, on Saturday the 10th day Of June. all the prop
erly belonging 10 the estate olJohn Waller. decd
consisting Of five likely
\ T. G 4 O l. s
one Woman, Boy - year, old Gid - years. and .
Boys. one SIN aud the uher years old, also
Household ana Kitchen Furniture. Cattle and Hogs Sc
Terms--fur all sums Of five dollars and upwards a
credit until the lst day Of March next will he gwen the
purchaser giving bond with approved security: Tor all
sums under five dollars. the cash will be required
NM NJ WALLER. A.,
NM. {. SHELTON. ) '''''S
L. ). All persons indebted 10 the late John Mailer.
decd viii please wake payment, and all having clam,
viii let them be known previous 10 the day o.ale that
arrangements may be made Lon their payment.
" VI. w. Admin,
W {. ). :
May - tlOJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
3ecsttsc1s.
From lac Baltimore imcrieu,.


FREE iMpORrNrlONS AND DIRECT TAN
ES.-We remarked lately that thu only gronnd which
lie iiee importation party can consistently occupy III
relation 10 umpost duties Is that Of entire opposition Ia
them in any aud every shape. Ii they Will contend fur
prineipa let them take principle and stand b, it,.
Their mon.rol couple Non made upot dubious ingredi
rns nj present ls neither one thing smother. Rev
cnue duties with discrimination protection
-aechlcnial protection purposrly contrNoj all these
Terms Indicate attempts To harmunize diverse elements
or father they show The suhtcrluees al those hoare WI
lin. deceive themselves into belief that changes OF
may all useful purposes ir party elusinn
aud that 1t will never be discovered that they have IL
ken The Ir.nc,p, Il her Wing antagonist. under new
phraseulugN.
The neat session al Congress will probably benp
new developments 10 light this SUBJECT. T. actual
position ot the Democracy viii have IL be us,sltan.d
Suuihcrn journal III the interest oi Mr.. ahoun eN-
presses doubts touching the orthodoxy Of the Con
eress. 1t sNys.-tNhat guarantees have We that II
will adopt the true democratic pnljc,i M doubt
there will be IN II democratic mnprilv But what
security have that all the members of tins malniy
will bo governed by the same principles. adhefe 10
the democratic rnty and disregard all sectional inter
- aud pc son WINS and ambltoni" No sur +
all good quesilunor. As 10 'heing governed u, The
principles aud dsreganlng all sectional
aud personal views aud ambition" the majority
would longer ''adlete TO the Democratic ralr,n II
they pursued such COURSE of inn ceury The neat
session I'll he chiefly unpovcd Ivy the majority IN stu
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New Bonnet Ntosc.

ANlAb ahen the stere recent occupied by Frank
In x apery lho subscribers would respectfully
invite thu alteht ou "t the LADIES' aud the public gene
rally 10 lher ,t1cb o
BO.N.AI1iS, RIBO.NiS and FL OFFERS,
which viii BIZ "pcnrd Oh To-day morning, (,he l2h
May Ihasr wishing Ia buy will find II 10 their ad
sauuge 10 call before going elsow here. feeling as
sured from hong experience and slllcl attention 10
buslnrss HAT BeuHels senl ont oi this establishment
cannot leaurpassrd in -iye, durability and dressing
all Ocog carefully scaeled by Ourselves ur this market
especially y { deem II unnecessary To publish cat
aogue. / You want ptrtfv, durable aud cheap Bun:
utie, call and examine i9ryeot,cIyes.
Mr. 4 MRS. IF.NlNU.
MAY II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

Ess.gEs .W.gEE es,ORE.,


we'll rs That o materials al the very best KIND which
can be procured in the Northern c,lcs, Is about fifty
cent araer than il has BEEN and consists OF the
following articles IN part, VIZ
Best mems Saddles, pain and spring,
Common do Saddles do do
Best do sumnrrset Saddles a new article
Best do Shatlcd Saddles, plain aud spring.
Best i, Stitched Saddles do do
Best and common Wagon Saddles,
Best and common Canal do
3, 81 Julien Ladies' do
Best pam do do
Common do DO
4, st and common Saddle Bays,
Best Medical Saddle Baas, new article,
i, 81 and common Coat Pads.
Best and C, mmuu Brdlts and Bride Filings and Mar
I'M tles, both lack and fair Leather, good
sarment of English Bride Filings aud Martin
gales.
Best and common Coach, Gig, Jersey Wagon and
Carr Harness,
Bet aud common stage, Stree, and Canal Harness,
\ good Of all kinds of Glrs and Sursngles,
\ large and memorial assortment OF best and common
Horse Collars,
Wagon " hips OF all Sizes and qualities,
Coach, Gg aud Droycrs Whips. at all prices,
Geutleueas liuntng WHIPS
Gcn,Ieoes aud Ladies Riding Switches, all qualities
and prices
\ large and general assortment, of all kinds of Stirrup
Irons. 3 us and Spurs,
\ good assortment Hard and Fellowship Travelling
Trunks, Of his own make. all sizes and Prices
And number muthef articles pertaining To his line
u business loD tedious omentlou all OF which will be
Sid extremely low cash, or 10 punctual customers on
a short ered}i
Country Saddlcrs will find il to their interest to give
him call b3rr buying elsewhere, we'll as those
inn ready made work III his line.
Country produce VIII be taken in exchange for any
lLinI he las. at cash market prlcc,
Miordets, as hcnnt1re, will meet with prompt aten
lon. J. c. SiIACkLEFORD,