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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
TRUST SALE OF HIGH MEADOW,

TRUST SALE OF HIGH MEADOW
X virtue ola deed bearing date September %.
lsfI, from Wan " Whiting and and Madison la
~ "st ' u'e hehef OF Richard C. lIaden deed
IN pursuance Of the provisions Of d deed will proceed To I az
day Of May s13 - O'Clock that certain piece or nar.I 80
Land knownas 49, ~ ''e'' u
HIGH MEADOW"
situated IN Henreo county adjoining stony Run helm, 49,.
sane uae OF hnd ~ohi By Richard G. Haien William N VIII
s ann containing two hundred and rods and
Wehy poses les. a d,,.r,,-
paiy bfck and partly wood and all necessary and
out houses and barns II i situated miles
NV nusS road ana wei known Of improved
and most productive pieces land IN the county
Trims o. SsLECash required for IN. r ~ s-oa n
with al the costs and charges attending the sale and .,e~ =,
his trust credit will be September % lsI1 for
s'gsS so with from the rst Of Jan.y Isls %
credit Tor the residue Of the purchase money Will be made known on
y u se' JOSIAH n. ABBOTT
NN' ~ eui Trust.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

Isy Williams & IiaxaII.
SIGARS, COFFEE, BACON, WHISKEY. &c
On WEDNESDAY 24th inst al 10 O'Clock viii he oL,
J." 'oht o. our once an assortment Of Groceries viz
80 hhds Porto Rico Sugar. prime quality
sOO Bags prime Green Laguyra Coffee
iVo 90 do Rio
50 do Old AnFostura do
10000 lbs prime Western sides
100 kegs superior Lard
- bbls old Rye whiskey
p do common do
20 do Luther Felton's Rum
- DO Apple Brandy
10 do Peach do
u-rces pure Sperm Oil
90 bb- Tanners do
10 herces prime
10 casks London Brown Stout IN quarts
~ On do do in pnts
half chests Young Hyson Tea
80 boxes Gunpowder Tea.
SCrTERMS-Under 500. cash 500 and ovs, . noah -
Eo'eu paItt, ma ~ WILLIAMS HANALL. Auets
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCI

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
SMITH, DRINRER * MORRIS,
LATE SMITH PALMER,
III AVE for sale "a large Collection of TheoIO-
gicnI works, Among which. the following
additional Prayers suited to the various ceasos and
Of family by the Rev p Bekerith-lJus' puhli'lcdl
Pnneipalties and powers by Charlotte Elizabeth
FIora's Biography BY
Blunts Life NJ Christ &c, sc.
Biekerstrh Prayer
DO baptism
Ancient Christianity ami tho Doctrine. Of oxford
Hcnry's COMMITMENTS Companion.
Disco Mo-Iearn to Die. Religious Discourse by
saea Pryal Private Meita,on aud Prayers Of the Right Rev
Wilson u, Lord Bishop Of .soer and Man. hnt complete
edition
Hearts Ease remedy against all Troubles by Patrick d
Meditations on the Sacrament BY C. sutton D. T.
Eady English Church by Churon. w. A. with preface by
he W.rit Rev T.. =. Ives. H. of North Carolina.
The Better Covenant practically considered by the Rev p
Goode VI A. with preface, and table Of contents by Rev w.
The Young Disciple or Memor or A. r. Peters. by the Rev
A. Clarke author Of Pastors Testimony. Walk about Zion Cath
Mr.. Hawkes. Memoirs including remarks IN conversation and
extracts from Sermons and Letters o late Rev r. Cecil BY
Elisha by r W Krummaeh,r n H. author Of Elijah the Th.h
Dew fIsaei by do
raube. by DO Translated from The German by Professor J. Il
Aenew
kingdom Christ acneated E,,ay. or Lord. own
of h person and n o he Kingdom by
wbately n D. Archbishop Of Dublin
W Whcrorcc's Correspondence. edited by he Sons r. WI
beroe Vicar Of Fast Fatcigh Wberoce, Archdcacon
q Sury, &C Revised edition.
ACouranon forthc Festivals AMI Fas Of the p p Church
the q. =. A., by J. ~ Hoheu. u. u.
Bishop Guswois fmyer npte various occasions n social
Worship
Hannah Norcs rya,c pcyoiou cre. n Payer. md Med
ntons
Popular rn6delity By tio Rev H. Hooker
Aso Bibles and Book Of raycf a variety of
styles n binding Turkey speuddy
ornamentcd and from pocket editions ilrc Quaro
and cheap editions fo sunday Schools roygou Reference bibles
and Testaneuts bindings md For by
SMITH DINNER NORRIS.
ma l'-5t Book Flinders a Statioucrs.
(,rrY CURED BACoNsooo R. CIV Cured Bacon for ale
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REMOVAL.

Mineral or Soda Water in elias, aso,IIe.
Important 10 Pirate Families.
hR.- HARTLEY. would respectfully inform
p,'+ IN summer Beverage which has 80 80 pleasant and
per Its necessary euosze on the pc s. 20
Is richness Of the above wafer St5ee 4, ~ ,r
Of ONE THOUSAND DOZEN oi in hi. CIV within
the last three weeks which proof Of It's excellence
Private town or country can be slppd HI,
leaving note az the Exchange Hotel Box lSi Pos O az N ~
Mangfletory on Locust Alley. ma at
90 FOR RENT.-The wooden tenement
is on street Mr Daniel Nearby lately in the
'DnIy OF 's laeAand Possession can BE- gwen mmedate
y. Apps to aP6 ELLIS ELLETT.
EIATs, HNrsH MATS spring Fa,hion.-I am
IL direct from New beautiful assortment
Purchasers requested TO call themselves
aps Z. STEPHENSON. Agent.
''Boarding House for remit
- The upper part of the house occupied bv
LIZ doors Tavern that has been for many
years occupied boarding put in good r,r and
the rooms papecd Toa good autthe and taken
ou' 10 ooard. ma lO-lw RoBT HILL.
FOR RENT.
"a The large Warehouse on the south side
aof the Basin the corner OF and sh streets
known by the name OF Aniersou's Warehouse.
Also The House Carr between Factory and
Simpsons Lumberhogsc, admiralty adapted 10 Grocery
stand and which may fitted up log that purpose
Also the Tobacco FACTORY and Fixtures Alley Just in
the 'rs5 OF Nes''' Dunlop Noneue Cos Auction store
noCT. SiIERWOODS Magnetic Hemcdic.
~ for Chronic Diseases Of the Hyperrophy Chronic
swengs Of the Organs and Limbs including all the
The remedies my own manufacture are always aeeosau
ed BY medical pamphlet The Motive Power of
Disease to protect and the pubic extensive fraud.
Fnte Of Pin. ami Plaster $40 IT, '''''''' ','D u =
For sale by : T. DOVE
ma u Agent for Richmond
single niIicd Cashmere Pants,
- OIIABLE for the present season, patterns made
- cut To- 90 By an experienced cutter and for cheap cash
STARR 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

The upper part of the house occupied by
LIZ me doors above the Bel Tavern for many
years occupied boarding house viii be- put good repair and
the papercd good the rent will b. low and taken
out 30 board iO-lW ROB~T HILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

W The subscriber respectfully announces To
inc friends Of the old and public h. yet cont
nues business In the house occupied by
cambridge. where he soics a call.
swim wN a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
FOR PHlLADELPHI.
SODA WATER.

FNNE subscriber has this dry opened hs Soda Fountains and
u invites his friends him CALI His syrups are
richest and dsI rbtfu favour A'so.
SARATOGA WATER on ICE,
can BE- Ind az 900 times throughout the perfectly and
fresh from the Springs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
1lA1NG1N@.

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,
UST received at the new Dry Goods Store,
~ Main door below Messrs wadswouh Turner A. Co.
The following In part:
Handsome style Silks
10 do Lawns
Brown and black Summer Cloths
Iib4 100 Damask Diapcr very cheap
Cambria Dmty. very fine
Cape Lisse. assorted roiours
Alpaca Lusca
White English Cotton IIoss
Mourning Sun shadcs
DO Pamsols
Ladies very best Paris Cloves AZ sol esp,s
\ fuh supply n new style Fancy Prips
Brown Cotton Cloths, 2 cents per yard and r,,,,,t.
Strangers visiting the City IL n their ir,c, H. u -
the Dry Goods Store goods are so n, ,, a. -,
and No mistake We invite a sec for
nothing charged for boxing. Terms cash.
mi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

EHUAN silver Kim a Cnstors, of the VERY hes,
~ quality with cut plain and pressed cruets BY
mn ~ RICHARDS A. GARDNER
Hardware and Fancy Store shockoe hin
lEAUriFUL WILLOW AND OF CLOTH TABLE VI ITs
- for sale by RICHARDS A. GARDNER
ma " Hardware and Fancy store
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Observation-Disclosures

Nj w. "i llhi evening Niss re young LADIES' and Dis
AA several classes OF Gentlemen. Will future hs
rcsence n street. he hrusr just above VT James Gays
new class forming M beginners Tenn. e. per of
40 essnns payable on advance ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
WIN. B. HARDWOOD.

""N'"@ TUT Hb''""ruS thoIcrh WcdIcInc,
Richmond, Va,
AS constantly on hand supply this Family Medn.
mere are eertieaies from upwards of persons my
possession embracing Physicians heads families
~ especahle For sale BY The Dozen bottle ma N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
MINIATURES!

WINIHTUKED,
nURIVG Convention Madame Outlet win be- happy to show
- specimens other painting those Ladies
may Richmond and should any othcn n home their
hkenes Madame g. VIII Them etpcdtiousiy possible
Madame Richmond Petersburg where ma nv
testify accuracy of her hkcnesses Residence on q
Street, Just above NJ James Gays. ma is-d6t
SUPERIOR FAMILY HAMS
RAcoN MANS cured expressly for family by Dr James
- Maury Morris OF the Green Springs for sale by
mas WORTHAM, MeGRUDER 4 Co
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IL direct from New a beautiful assortment
Of Hats Of the spring styles which selling al very low prices
Purchasers requested TO call themselves
SUEPPTgSpN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
GROCERIES, GROCERIES.

VTNAR-l25 bhs landing from .ehr Oakland for AL. nv
mAIE-lw JAMES A PAI.TESON
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-07-29
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Gsntlemen "a az Senala,

lIe4ltienaeal OF ne SENATE,
and House Of RepfesentatiUes
III consequence Of defects ID the act ere.
aling the vice ChanceFy Court, and the
want Of proper and adequate laws to en-.
sure the collection Of the revenue, and
safe keeping Of the public funds, have
been reluctantly compelled to subject you
10 The trouble of assembling before The
regular period of Your meeting. Your
desire TO serve the Slate, | doubt nor,
will enable you cheerlully to encounter
this Inconvenience.
The act Of The 26th February, 842,
contains no provision foF The election of
a Vice Chancellor The High Court Of
Errors and Appealsof The State has re-
Gently decided the act defective ID this
respect, and at The same lime asserted
the constitutions power Of the Legisla-
ture 10 cfeaie and establish Vice Chan.
Gerry Court of inferior Jurisdiction When
the act creating this court was before me,
/ entertained doubts as 10 its constitutions
atty, but was. moi sufficiently fixed IN
my opinions 10 induce ne 10 withhold
nv approval from Che act especially
when i found myself differing on this
subject from oil the distinguished lnrisss
ofthe State The highest judicial tribu
nal of the State las adindicased the ques
ton. and II remains for the legislature
now to exercise this power in such g
manner SIS viii most contribute I'd the IN
terest and welfare oEshe stale. ln reYl-
sing this act, would recommend the
Legislature to provide lor the election Of
The several clerks Of the cours. The
present act provides fsr their appoint
n,ent by the Vice Chancellor Had my
attention been called 70 this feature Of
tbe AL 81 connection with tie nineteenth
section Of fhe 4Eb arslsle Of she consti-
.Ipt;ap before ii became i law, should
certainly have withheld my approval
This is lerad 10 be an ilferi01. cours,
and 81 MAI ground aRoHe is based the
power 81 tho Legislature e create liz
TlIo 9Th section of sha 4sla aKslele g sile
situsion provides That The clerks q
the gcnil. Probate and olller Interior
coIiFl shall be elected by she qAalaiieq
ELECTORS of the respective countess alla
shsIl hold their siiiges loE the term ol
wo year Tho een tuition has here
prescribed 8 the oae elkeElng be clerk
of alI syior eesr aid e clerk ol the
Vide lhanc ea cones Nlthsn lts
Fsision ShoGa he safes In
its wisdom, sae pgone s. zs
~
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-07-29
THE DEATH WATCH.
By I'oM loon

ID the Free city Of Frankfort On the
Main, the bodies of the dead are mol kept
fol several day IS as with us, ii The house
Of mourning, but ars promptly removed
to q public cemetery. Inorder to guard.
howeper, against premature internens,
The remains are always retained above
ground nsil certain 81 gus Of decomposi-
ton are apparent, and besides this prs-
caution, ia case 81 suspended animation.
The fingers Of the corpse are fastened to
4 bell rope, communicating with an a-
larnl, SO thai Oh the slightest movement
the body rines for the help which It re-
quires f0r is r8suscisatiou watcher
and medical attendant being constantly i
Cd hand.
Now the duty Of answering The life
bell had depolYed upon one Peter IkIopp.
10 very onerous services considering tia
COR forty years since he had been b 81
ficia sDeaGh Watch the metal il a
of The aIaanm had never sounded sin.
Gle note lhs delunet Frank foflers cons
nilled 70 bis charge had remained one
and all, man, woman and child. as ssi
as ssllls and as silent, as So many stocks
and stones.
IL fines le became 9 con Eirned sep lie
aa 10 such yesusciialions Tie Bell had
neYeF fangs and he feEs certain that i
nsYa would ring unless Eroa The 81
bFations of al ear
Sd reasoned Peter kfnb0. mhns lonn
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-07-29
Erona The Losaisrille Joa.rlsal.


THE DREAMS OF YOUTH.
Life hath its opening glcries
TO lure US on the way,
To rosy skies Of morning
That herald in our day.
They hover round our childhood
TO vanish when it's done,
Like springs fresh flowers that wither
Beneath the summers sun.
When youth hath departed,
They Oft return again,
AS tones that echo bringeth
From some departed strain.
On manhood IS storm r0ck'd ocean
They sometimes gild its spray
And smile, Ike stars Of Heaven,
Upon our drearY way.
But faint and fainter gIimmer
Their lights, IS years steal past,
TIL wrapt in cloud and tempest,
They vanish at the last.
Then, if the fires of feeling
Still fash o'er life's cold sea,
Their flames are fed when waning
And fann'd by memory.
The trustfulness Of youth,
The young hsart's warm emotions,
is freshness and iis truth
They come not al cur bidding
When age has chilled the breast:
They only fash like visions
Upon 0 troubled rest.
Then while they yetare with US
Oh guard them as q shrine
They speak in each revealing
OF happiness divine.
And, as in flowers ill faded
A Sweetness still appears,
So shall their fragrance hnger
Elnbalnl'd By Memory,s tears
NEw ALBANY. June 8, I843. S. +. OTIS
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-07-29
..,.rrsYnaY9, =. SURG EFAY Ac.,
nFNTAL SURGERY.

oernR GEORGE w. SEWER, takes
M -. occasion 20 inform his friends and
y mic. l that he has taken aip his residence
ns Y, n;bson for the practice of Dentistry,
z ssss.'asetfuIIy lenders his professional servi-
aaa,,' Iss citigens of this and adjoining coun-
y H.vnO devoted much time to the study
e.as.snSsssion, W he fattefs himself that he IS
sll. ans s.aSs Of giving satisfaction to al whose
a.,s,ssss a.,s Ie may secure.
psgd6ce adjoining the residence Of Israel
RKFERENCEs.
pES.F. R. Abbay, Dr. a II Peck.
DtJ. Chamberlain, Dr 4. =. MauTy
Psy m q Butler, ]. s Mason,
d. Payson, NJ I. Furnells
IA s. Fulkerson,
ApHl l843- 25-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-07-29
81 o g o Is
MEMORY.

When backward through departed years
On lnemory's wing We stiay,
How oft We find but founts of tears
Along The wasted way!
The heart viii vai1lly seek the light
That rested there before,
And sadly turn to mourn the blight
OF all II loved Of yorc
IL
We watch for footsteps that have come
To breathe the twilight vow,
We listen-for the silyertone
OF voices silent now
We gaze on old familiar things,
And marvel that they bear
No gladness to our spirits wings,
Like what Of old was there
Even thus when through departed years
On memory's wing we stray,
We find alas! but founts Of ears
Along the wasted way.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-07-29
DOCTORS
rs ii ~ g ITO YEl

NRR Sg g'Q
=. SsS1v ~ associated themselves together n
thepractice OF
-rrrCrl1E, SURGERY &Cs
7. .s,gnlIv tender their joint services to
sad l.a:,lsns Isspss'F Sc Port Gibsonand vicinity
'hs s.sg;ls sag;ee few doors north Of Washington
M Ian la4s-i2-'f
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-07-29

ias case young ady. the q
e. days intending so pains her chsek
With Eonea. applied 1 io her nose and
did nos IS sss tel nistae until she was.
asked q "a be pladge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-09
AUGUST rs. IS43.

NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
\ / the New Srre of b q. X b MARSH,
"a no i4l Nam street. J II & X Il Marsh
have received their first stock of Fall and
Winter GoOda, as follows:
Super EIesch Black, English and American
WOO! DYED Cloths, plain and fancy cassimeres,
Belgic, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths,
Sattnetis, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker.
seys; White GauZe, Red, Yellow. Twilled and
printed Flannels; plain and fg'd silks, and sat
ms thew style,l plain. striped, watered, change
able, III q and PLAIN Alpaca Lustres BombaZlnes;
Sailn striped and plain Muslin de Lanes, striped
IhusanS, Lusire '.ain's, Grape Ruchel, Striped
.unettas, printed Saxuny, French aud English
Mounoes; Manchester. EaTlsIon, French and
G,hnnbrS Ginghams; BrOvha, Damask de .aines,
MeIlno, EmOro deTed, Damask WOOllen, Tartan,
Elgd MeIIno ThIhet, Eabyle, Lady Sale and
Helen McGregOT aides Shawls; cord and black
Nd Gloves, Long White DO. Fancy Points and
Dress Handkerchieis, Alpachs Aprons, Silk
apron tasseis, Black and cold twisted silk frnges,
working Canvass, Zephyr worsted, Thread lace
edglngs and lnser;ngs; Swiss and Jaconet do.
AshburtOn, LYONS and Fancy Net Laces, cold
SIR Himps, Rivene and Hem-sutched Linen
cambrlc hdkfs, plain and hg'd white and black
checked and yacOnet MbslIns; Null Null, Nan
socks, Linen Lawns, Linen cambria; Plain and
hgd bObblnetts, black CASTELAR, Net; new style
bonnet Ribbons; silk pocket Hdkfs: Irish linens;
MohaT cloak tasSels, Ga and S4 fable Diaper,
Sd Linen Diaper. Russia do and heached and
brown Linen Tale cloths, linen shee;ings; bl K
ana cold muslins, paper do. White and brown
Hollands, silk and worsted Serge; black silk
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents black Italian
craNats, D'OIsay soarfs, Boz tie stocks and b.
ron collars; black, white and cold Kid, cash
mere and 1hibet gloves; Merino aud Satin Yes
ungs; super Gum Suspenders, Suspender Ends;
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
and.shiris; brscade, mohair AID lasting coat and
overcoat buttons; fg'd q, mohar and silk binding,
square coat cord, German and American Pms:
black add White cotton, black Lambs Wool
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, do half
Hose; Marie stripes, checked, brown and
bIeached OrilhLgs canvass padding bleacbed
and brown muslin, waddng batting. Umbrellas:
large assortment Of French Chntzes, British &
AMERICAN PRINTS
One case Of fine Florence Braid Bonuets, nete
style. Horse Hair Gimps; DC. dc.
NeinvIte the attention of Country Merchants
TO our stock, which is large and well selected
Our Gus TONERS and the citizens of Wheeling nd
vicinity, are respectfully invited To give us call
before making their Fall purchases. for are CAN
and WILL sell DRY GOODS cheaper than
1ere erer before offered la this city.
aug 2l J. b. & r. b. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-09

AW BOOKs-swAN's TREATISE on
~ tho law relating 10 the poWor and dunes Of
Justices Of The Peace and Cuuslabes 90 the Siate Of
Ohm. with Practical Forms, SC.
THE OHIO OFFICERS AND JUSTICES
GUIDE, embracing The duties It Justices Of the
Peace. and Oiher township officers. including officers
acting under the School Law, with appropriate
ior'os' &c, &c. sc, BY Humphrey Leavlu. Judge
Ohio.
a MANUAL Tor Executors and Adminstra tor
~ The settlement Of the estate Of deceased per-oHs
with practical forms, etc. by Joseph swan Presi
deli Of the 18Th Judicial Court Just received
supply Of the above which will be sold 81 tho loves
pUCUs ny aug 2jl WIN ROBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-09
A. q. FAIRCHILD.


No: 1919 MAIN STREET. WHEELING
WA DEALER IN
TCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY. PLATED
WARE, FANCY GOODS. COnBS. &c
"AS just received from New York AID Phila.
his line, among the leading arC les are the follow.
ing:
Gold detached and Anchor Escapement Lever
Watches
Gold and Silver Lcrne Watches;
Silver detached Lever Watches.
| d. Quarter do;
| Do Vertical de-;
AIabasIer. Brass and Wood ClockS;
! Guild Guard and Fob Chains; Miniature Gases;
| Lockeis Diamond. Emerald, Cameo Enamelled
nLd Gould Breast Pins; Gold. Sell aud plain Finger
Rings, Silver Pen' ils,Slver Thimbles Silver Spoons
/ and Butler Knives. Gold aud Silver Seeciaces.
Also. n large assortment of fine and Common
Jewe!ry; Gold Pencils aud Gold Bracelets; Britannia
Ware ia Sells; BriIIanin Coffee Pos. Plated Candle.
sticks and Casiors Silver Sugar longs Sail Spoons
&c, German Silver Table and Tea Spoons; Wallets.
Hair Brushes, Combs uf all kinds; Periumery Razor
Straps. Tooth Brushes. Scissors. Pocket Cutlery.
Rnzprs; Accordion Card Cases, Travelling Baskets,
Toys cf all sorIs; Lace Edgngs aid Inseuings;
Watch Tools aud materials; Spectacle Glasses fitted
tu old Frames of all kinds.
In cnuncKnn with other articles usually kept in
Fancy Stores winch he offers at pr.ces 10 suit the
lime
4 Silver Spoons manufactured 10 order and warran-
ier'; Watches md Clocks repaired and warranted.
! Orders from the Country promptly attended 10.
sep4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-09
THE CHEAPEST STORE,


A LEXANDER HEYMAN, West S,de of Main
IA street, has received part Of his Fall stock
as follows
yd wide ChinIz Calico at lS2 per I'd; very fine
Cass'neIis al 37I per yd; Very fine CLOTHS fnr 81
per Sd; 60 ps CASSINETTS. different qualiues
and prices; A large assortment Of Crab TIL BET
SHAWLS, Brocha and Luplns Merno dc. large
assortment Of CALICOES nt very low prices, very
fine ca LICOES 0tA FTP a YARD; large assurI-
ment ofALPACHA LUSTRES. 6g'd and plain. all
colnrs; large assortment II iigd md plain ATTN
for dresses, the very best quality for IS cts per I'd
AlSO-A large assortment Of black and Llue black
3 MaIeeOni SILKS;
/ A new style Of DIMlTY COLLARS;
/ Also. a new style OF PARAMETTA CLOTH, fUr
/ Coaks and Dresses;
A yd wide Brown Muslin nj 81 cts per I'd;
A new s,yle e VELVET ior dresses. sc. &c, sc
Very good unheached Muslin fuI cts a yd.
My stork Of CLOTHS -aHNOT 81 BEAT in the
Western Country. IN prices or quality.
can assure The public that can sell nay GOODS
much cheaper than m the Spring.
I lie will be daily rsCeiyiug guOds Of all prices. h
latest style Of Fall purchases Tor the next thre
weeks. when hts Stuck Of GI1ds u asiOuish you
The public will be informed by my regular bill'
when my siork has al arrived sep2 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-09
GRAND MILITARY ENCAMPMEN T

Al NllEtLlNbt a.
TIME committee Of auaugeH enis announce 10
the public, that through the kindness Of Mr.
Zpne, they have been enabled 10 select an eligible
field on The island fOr The military eLcampmont on
the 18th, l3h l4Ih and ! 5 days Of Sept. next
About dozen visiting corps are expected 10 be ~
attendance. nnd every effort will be made 10 make
the sncampment conducive iOa beuer acquaintance
among the volunteers and instrumental on improving
Them n their military discipline.
The committee have obtained entire control over
that ,au u The island iu The neighburIuDd ui The
encampmcnt, and give notice that no Boo Ms can be
erected without special permission, will sp'rous
liquors be allowed upon the ground under any car.
CumsianCes.
General orders will be issued each morning dur
/ ing the cncampmont, explaining the duties end pro
| ceedngs Of the day, from which the best inc io
Il visiting the encampment can BE- ascsrialnod, bu
every attention will be paid 90 ladies and gentlemen
Al iii times when not incompatible with other duuos
By order Of the committee
,,c2 BIZ KELLY, chr.