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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-14

snerco Of the United States could be safe
;os an instant. Bit know tina: The Uni
ted State. do literally exercise this righs in
the ships adjacent to their own coast;
know that if n Mexican ship were to hoist
tho British flag under these circumstances
ihs y. S. would not hesitate to exercise the
RICH, of exposing III. fraud; and knowing
this, am the more surprised at the clam
now he'll by the President ofthe U. States
Thercro sir, It will be my duty. in the
face OF the public, expressing deep re-
gret that there should appear to'be any dill
ference Of opinion on this topic, explicitly,
to declare that we have not waived one OF
tho principles commended for by my noble
friend Ithe Earl Of Abe rdeen) in his des-
patch Of December lS4l; and it is further
my duty to declare tina, the despatch has
remained to the present hour unanswered
BY the government Of the U. s.
know think. too well. what /, the
ability and what the keenness Of the Sec
rotary Of State in the U S., to believe that
il doctrines so impairment n. those advnn-
cod in tho despatch could be Questioned, II
would have b,en permitted to remain Tour
teen months unanswered and unacknowl-
edged. had i, been bought wise to contes,
those principle. (tIear, hear.) And sir,
with respect to the right Of search, that no,
belligarcnt but conventional right. which
is used by one power for the purposes Of
humanity. 10 check the traffic in slaves,
am bound to say that, even on tina, point,
am surprised at the determination with
which the United States refuse that mutual
right.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-14

Siy,v-fve were added to the Congrega-
tional Church in this town last Sunday,
Sons fourteen by letter, and fTiy-one on
declaration OF faith and profession.
MiI,cdukee Courier.
CANpiDATEs-Ths cincinnati Republl-
can puts up John Tyler for the next pres
idencv against tho world" Well, that
is the game, We put up 1.-The world" against
John Tyler. Now see which beats. - Ohio
Statesman.
hdrance in Prces.-The Journal Of
Commer OF Saturday, says:--The New
York State and City seven per cent. stocks,
which were taken rather reluctantly but a
few days ago at par, are now sought for AT
seven per cent premium.
Great Latjmer petition. 1.-The commit
tee have recounted the names on this roll
Of humanity, and ascertain that instead Of
o2.97l. as at frs, reported. there are atou.
1000 more than that number.
A new more.-A resolution has been in
troduccd into the Alabama Legislature.
providing for such an anne ndment in tho
constitution OF the State rs To prohibit the
Legislature from ever charterng bank,
under any circumstances.
STATE Bank Of Alabama, A bill has pas
sed the Alabama House of Representatives
for The liquidation of the State Bank. 1t
prevents tho doing ofany business by the
hank, and as the charter Of the State Bank
expires in lsi5, it is by the provision, OF
the bill utterly wound up.
II is said that the expen d'ures Of the
Spanish Government were sixty millions
Of dollars last year. and ito income forty
millions.
Sill annother Earthqudke.-The shock
Of an Earthquake was felt IN Annapolis
Nd. on Saturday last
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-14
From the Cincinnati Enqulrer-Ex'ra.
FIRE AND MELANCHOLY LOSS OF LIFE
IN CINCINNATI.

SUNDAY, Feb. 26, 1913.
We have to announce TO our distant ren-
ders n most dePlorc Bile calamity; we say
to our distant renders because those OF the
CITY have a too melanchcly and heart rem
ding knowledge Of the occurrence.
About half past four o'clock last night.
a fire caught in the smoke house attached
TO the large pork establishment. corner OF
Walnut street and Canal. This latter
building. which was occupied by Messrs.
Pugh Il Alvord. and stored full with pork,
lard, &C. was very large, fronting fully 1"
hundred fee, on Canal, and perhaps sixty
feet on Walnut, two stories high. South
of the main building was wide shed roo
addition. running back the whole depth,
and this. too, was slowed full Of lard IN
kegs. pork, &c. The smoke house stood
back of and at the southwest angle Of this
immense pile-a two story brick building
Of conside ,ab!e size. The buildings were
connected by two door ways opening from
one into the other.
The fire was in the smoke house, burn
ing intcrnnlly-th building had been clo-
sed-all bu, the openings into the main
building. The outside doors and windows
Of this latter were also shut, doubtless with
tho view Of smo,hering tho fire. Immense
volumes Of thick, black smoke poured out
Of sverv orifce that il could find in the
walls. windows and roof Of each building.
As the fire progressed inwardly. this dense
mass Of smoke pen. up gas, heated 10 the
last degree, of course increased. Al length
the roof CT the large house was. for sin
gle second, thrown up-a CLEAN OF tire.
quick and brigh, as the lightning fash,
burst forth. and the the heavy root closed
down again with flap. A terrible con-
seriousness Of their danger rushed upon
those who were standing uear the walls OF
| the devoted building. Blu, brief second
. Of time only was allowed them to escape IT..
| The mex, throe Of the mighty element with
| in was now successful. 1t hurled the roof
| with a conclusion that fairly shook the
ground, in fragments through the air. The
walls were thrown outward down to the
second story. The shed roof was turned
completely over and the wall Frustrated.
And now ensued a scene that be ggars all
terms Of description. But momen. be-
fore, numbers Of our intrepid fremen were
upon the roof Of that shed and under the
walls, wherein they could arrest the fire
with mos, advantage. Crowds Of citizens
were engaged in endeavoring TO save pro,
perty, or in conversation directly under thu
walls. Where are they now? Many i
was known mus, have been crushed be-
Meath the falling masses. but how many, ano
rhom? The flames we're shooting up like
a volcanoe from the smoke house; anc
under their fierce heat. the first duty wa:
- rescue the wounded and the dead.
| In addition to the extra, given above
a letter received here. states that thrt,
dead bodies had been taken from the ruins
and how many ave yet undiscovered, they
| of course could not tell. The bare recta
is horrible enough, without being an ey'
| witness to the scene. Ohio Statesman.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-14
THE LEGISLATURE

The Legislature me, at the Coni,ol q,
MADISON pursuant 10 adjournment, on
Monday the 9th inst. We have onlv a
partial account or the frs, days proceed
lngs, consequently connot speak advjsedv
Of matters pertaining to the question a, i,-
sue, between the Governor and the rep,e-
sen,a,ves Of the people. The Governor.
however, by meeting the Legislature and
delivering his annual message, ha. vir,u-
ally consented by that act. to NEE, the les-
Islasore on their ow n ground, notwi,hs,an-
ding he may assign other pretcx,s. 1t 10
gratifying TO see legislative body hs wing
a sufficient sense Of sef-respec,, no, be led
by the whims and cnprices Of one man.
The great unanimity with which the house
rejected the proposition. 10 instruct the
committee appointed to wait upon the gov
crnor; TO say to his Excelency that tho
Legislature had met pursuant to the Gov
ernor's proclamation, is particularly no,ic-
able. Out Of the whole number OF men,
bars in the House, it appears there were
but two OF the twcnty-sir who were disposed
TO heed the Governors proclamation! BY
what authority the Governor says in his
message, 81 meet you on this occasion,
being informed by your committee, that
the two Houses IRE now convened for the
purpose Of holding a special session." is a
matter which needs explanation. Our ac-
count Of the position taken by the Legisla--
ture must be untrue, or the Governor as
serts in his message that which is not true.
We rest the the matter which appears to-
be at issue here, until further intelligence
from Madison.
Since writing the above VIC have recei-
we'd proceedings in the Council and House
of Representatives in relation 10 the mes
sage. Mr.. Croker and Mr.. Wilton in the
Council pronounced the statement Of tho
Governor, tina. the committee had informed
him ,ha, the two Houses had convened for
the purpose of holding especial session, to
be a faIsehood This assertion in relation
to the Governors veraciiy, we unde rstand
was sustained unanimously BY the Council.
In the House Of representatives, tho
statement in the message above referred to-
was also pronounced unqualifedly false.
The joint committee appointed to wall on
the Governor, TO inform him that the tive
Houses were ready TO receive communl-
cations were Nessrs. RouDtree ard Crock
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-14
SOUTHPORT TELEGRAPH.
TUESDAY, MARCH IA. l943.
COUNTY CONVEN-
TON

The Democratic Electors of the county Of Ra-
cine are requested to meet at the Court house IN
the Village Of Racine, on the 18th day OF March
inst. a, l2o clock for the purpose of elecng Dele
gates to the Territorial Democratic Convention to
be held at Madison on the 22d instant.
By order of the County corresponding commit
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-14

The Nashville Union announces janet
K. Polk a. 4 candidate for Governor %
Tennessee
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-14
March 6, lS43.

MarCn U, 1880.
The following message in writing, was
received from His Excellency. the Cover.
nor. by his private Secretary, viz:
Gentlemen Of the Council.
and Of the House o Representatives.:
The legislation of Congress having pre-.
vented the Legislature from holding its an
nual term in December last, and believing
that the public interests will be promoted
BY n session. have deemed it my duty.an
appropriation being now made by Con-
gress to pay the expenses. to appoint a
Special Session to b.. held at this time
This duty has been performed in Conform
iy to the provisions Of the act of Wis
konsan, entitled "An nc: relative to the
sessions Of the Legislative Assembly," to
enable you to legisla,e upon the subjects
upon which tho people are now anxiously
expecting Legislation.
therefore meet you on this occasion,
being informed BY your committee iha. the
two houses are now convened for the pur-
pose Of holding a special session, and re-
spec,fuily solicit your attention 10 the fol-
lowing, - some Of the objects Of "Puslic
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-14

tor ono session, was able 10 charge and re.
celve twelve hundred and seventy dollars
more than he was entitled to--of which he
was afterwards convicted.
The distributvc share Of Wiskonsan--
OF the nett proceeds Of the public lands re-
mains undrawn in the Treasury Of the u
nited States. Its amount to the Both Of
June las..was one thousand and eighty two
dollars and for,y-five cents. The Terrific
| rial roads leading west from Astor, Mil
waukee, Racine and Southport would be
greatly benefited by the application of this
fund 20 the repairs which are required up
| on ,hem:--and have no doubt that the in.
habitants along each route would be will
ing 10 give an equal amount Of labor to
the same object. that these important
thoiough'ares may be rendered more USE
| full to the public.
should be glad TO see this sum appro-
priated to this or some other beneficial OBJ
leci before il is drawn from tho Treasury
| Of the United States.
The extensive and valuable trade, which
is prosecuted upon the Wisconsin river,
and the rapidly increasing settlements upon
| its borders and tributaries, demand that
such means should be employed az are
within the control Of the Legislature to i'm
prove the navigation Of this stream.
An appeal 10 Congress by memorial il
sustained by the Delegate would undoub,cd-
ly influence that body to grant an appro-
| priation for this object which has ever been
rega rded BY those acquainted with the
facilities Of this river and the Neenah af.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
10 viii

Feb. l6i 1s4s. r. +. BROWN, Cler7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
Dir. I2EHL'S
NllRD & BIGT@Se
Eeest0reR Of the Blood for

CHRONICIS OTHER DISEASES,
ENTHETtlER produced hy bile, phegm,
( w from isternsL morbid matters, srisng from
badly cured old disorlers, from the use Of mercury
calomel, bark, &c. or in fepnaesl from ihe change
of life, as specified IN the Pamphlet.
i Price per Boslle; Pint ST so, Quart, IS.
i ANTI SYPltdLITIC SYRUP. -This Medicine
is in all Venerehl Disorders certain remedy, aud
the patient win feel himself somewhat benefited
Interruptions hours Price per Bottle Pint SI4,
Quart S.
\ .lBYSSTNI.4 MIXTURE. celebrated for III
speedy and perfect removal of Gonorrhea and
elect; also OF lie fearful results consequent its
improper 4reatIheat. A benefit will be visible in
Y hours. Priqe, fourth of apint 81 SO, half piht
S. pint SIS.
4 GOLD MIN b b 4LS.gSi. for Bilious and Mgr
Yous Affections Colds, sc. Price, 50 CeLs,
.4ROMATig EXTRACT, linimeut for Indi-
gestion, C9ldnass in the Stomach, Nnmbness or
weakness liz thk Limbs, Rheumatism, &e.E Four
B unces SO cents half PIT S.. pint 2
DEPUR.4rIkE POWDER, for Bilious Alice
lions, Bilious fevs, Headache, Diseases of the
Eyes, Sc, which is TO be taken in the Restorcr =
so cents per bon.
J.iP.fN DIN THEME, for Piles, with is to be
applied besides the Restorera L.
UNIVERSAL on SItRENGTHENING PL.lS-
TER, for DiseaBes Of The Chest, Dy spepsa, Infam-
matory Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis Sc, which
is n most all Use cases 10 be used besides the Re
sNOhCF. JNc6nt4 per DON.
BENGAL OINTMENT, for letter, Ring
worm, Salt Rheum, ScAldhesd Eruptions of the
Skin, and Foul Ulcers is to be applied beside
lie Restorer l. II
The RESTORER. and alIother above mentioned
Medicines, are ef DR.. Kahl's own discovery, and
are prepared by himself. =
1OJF For full and particular account Of Dr. Kuhrs
Medicines, ltherproperties and nature; see Dr. KS
Pamphlet, whfrtin will likewise be found drec-
tions Tor their rse, and numerous testimonials I;
Which accompany every Medicine, aid may likewise
hehad, gratis, AZ the Office Of DR.. X. or Of his A.
gents, By mail.
NQ TPersons wishing 10 procure any OF them. will
please TO direct their orders, with the amount post
paid, 70 Dir. kuHL'S OFFlcE, Richmond Virg'a.
AGENTS.
NJ T. S. ALCpGKE, Culpeper g. H., Va.
. JOHN RE AID, Jre JeffeIsonton, Culptper, Va.
h z, r. FORD, Fairfax Court House, Va. H.
Nj HENRY COOK, Alexandria. ID. G. H-
st JOHN w. MILLER, Winehester, Va. I'LL
LAX AUGUSTUS M. CRIDLER, DRUGGIsT, Hat
pers-FeFfy. Va. y
H JOHN P. BROWN.
Druggist, Chfrlestocn, Jefferson county,
Virginia.
October 90, is4e-eovIy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
DIR. DUNCAN's
ExPEcToRANT REMEDY,
# y FOR
C. eMSUMPTI0N,
Colds, Coughs, Splitting OF BLOOD,
bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breath
H ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side.
\ Breast and Chest, VYhO0pTrrg
Cough, Group, and all Dis
i eases Of the Liver and
II UvVrnru n

C~fCSct - NAAO Inv G. eAAlA
III MEL Lungs.
H Tis we'll known fact that Consumption. de-
4 slroys more humgn lives Than anSolher dis
ease 90 record. So great has been the destruc-
ton throughout the United States within the
LIST year, ending January Ist, 1912, that
AUpttards Of Z, 200 persons died seih
RThIs insidious disease in one year. Shocking |
Were we not aware that this fact has been care
fully ascertained from the records Of mortality,
We could not credit the assertion. We behold
its fatal rayages in families sll around ID, ga.
thering in its eheerless embrace friend from
rycirGle, and casting gloom aud darkness
over ls.pihce Of visitation, Those ;orculsr de-
monstrations must certainly convince all tHatno
time should be spared in procuring a medicine
immediaielyito arrest lis fatal progress before
Il be too late. "
Therefore YOU who are afflicted with tho FIRST
symptoms Of Consumptive Dc Pulmonary ma
ture, DELAY notin using Dr. Duncanlsl ExIhcio-
rant Remedyj il is certain TO eradicate aud re-
move from the system the FIRST evil seed ofiCon-
sumption; and viii also restore 10 perfect
health mary Of those who have long been con-
'6nsd 10 the sick chambers given up IS iucurable,
for the want of a proper Medidine. Agents
from 81 parts Of the United S,ates speak of the
wonderful. elects OF this Great Discovery ia the
Healing Art. for rescuing Thousands from The
rcold and silent grave.
Note. Tie above Medicine isa pure vegsta-
bic preparation, very pleasant 10 the taste, and
suitable to use under any circumstaDees. Full
directions &e are described in Pamphlet ac-
ompanyIng she Medicihe
Always ask for DR.. puncan's Expectorant
Remedy, and do not pc persuaded % use any
other until you give il fair tfiaf.
All genuine hiss ca the envelope Representa-
lion Of Hope, inithe form of tie abose plate.
Caution: Theirs are sone peTsons thai sell
the above Medicine guilty of recommending
some trash or their own stewisg, tliiat which
they buy for a tFaie, and offer Il inthe plaee Of
pr. Duscsns- This they do TO specialize ak the
expense and the health Of those Wha are n6l on
their, guard.E Purchasers be careful Of these
rogues
ez-Price One Dollar per bottle, orisix FOR IS.
Princip9l Office, No. 10, NJ Eighth
Street, Philadelphia. Asa, BIZ
IL. H. BEARD 81 co..
CharlestoEn, Dec Is, l6l2.-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
q: PEAsE s. SONS 3
Clarified Essence OF HOaH-
hound Candy.
!. HIEADELpHTA. Dci

Il, :. PHILADELPHIA, 3Oct. ~, lS4l. "a
& NES ILEMEN IL have recently usetA1onr Es-
-. sEseE 81 HoAnnoUSu CAxDr, with great effect
70 the cure of those diseases SO fatal 10 children
Group and Whoopbg Cough. M ssH
Children are bad patients, because The nausea of
most medicines prevent their taking tlieI with The
same mental effect as adults Your Candy, however,
IS eagerly taken by children, and think may safely
tay that never knew SO valuable Medical Com
pound, under SO pleasant glIise. il combines the
healing, Laxative and tonic, in just proportions and
Il is 10 be recolected thai the beauty of medicine
consists in proper combination should think that
in al complaints of the lungs, weakness Of limbs,
oppressions or other complaints arising originally
from cold and. chilled state of the SYSTEM your
Candy would be found as useful specific as exists.
an, genllemeny FOUR most 0bediens servant,
]. C. DAVIS, M ID. lss
To Messrs. J. Pease & Son.
015--J. HI BEARD < Co. are sOu. ausherasedl
Agents torthe. sale Of The Candy 10 Gharl,sH w,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for j fferson
County, The frat Monday in February, 1885,
Turner a. MILLION and Sarah w. bis oife, late
SaraArW. Bseier PLAINTIfFs,
.7brShGm Isler, George Ltsr, Thomas Briseos, John
Doionsy and Hugh NC Donald, and HENRY ID.
Gmnharf, DKFEsDAsrs,
IN CH.aNCERY
TIME defendants, Abraham lsler, John Down
4 ey,and Hugh McD onald, not having entered
their appearance, and given security according "a
the act Of assembly and the rules of this courts
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants ofthis country IN is or
dersd, That the said defendants do appear here
on the first dayHof the, next term, and answer
che bill Of the pIaiutifls aud that cory Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Charlestqwn, for 'two1months sue
cessively, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse in the said towf-of Charlestown.
All Copy-Tcste,
3. +. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
DIR. P.4RLS' SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Chairea Cutting Teeth.

DIR. P.3RIS' SOOTHING SYRUP,
For CAAirea Cutting Teeth.
HFHvHIS medicine Is used ELECTROMAGNETIC hy
/ 81 thousands DC families FOR ne Immediate
rsfisf of those .litlle, helpless oasprihgss'' AS
soon IS this medicine i used .scrordIpg to the
directions, ilhe child IS relieved, and recoTers
witout ise PAINFUL use Of The lancet No
family should be Without this medicine where
there are youpgehidren. ii
CAUTf0N.-TheFe Is a deleteSious Soothing
Syrup, put up in PLATA bottles, ana the name Of
PARIS spelled with two rs. when Inc. genuine
IS spelled with only ooe, with several other ali
t.>r11ions, III order 10 eySde the law These
base tiiliaas who sell counterfeit medicine TO
destroS The health and lives of7I~ LITTLE
gABEs. > shoald meet Ike contemPt Of every
person that has S2e drop Of palerral humanity
10 them. oDe Of ihezS sss7rtiess VILLAINS has
gone 50 Ear as 70 publish Sosss4ng Slr1P LOT
sale atthis store, IN his own nsnnes ar alSaenes
the Directions. Sc verbatim as that Of .ti.
PARIS. Any individual that ,sill lttus rob the
Proprietor of that which is seeared 10 him By
law. is worthy a seat the Penit{nsiary. he
is MARKED. Yss
f<REMEMRER, the only place 10 Charles
io,en for the eESulSE DR. PARIS SOOTHING
SYRUP. is az The Drug Store Of
] II BEARD IS CO.
ANp At n
S KfLHAa1S Slsrs,
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
EanIIin AZ .ColIIuhia.

ENOR TaE HAIR, (which Will SOP i Il faIling
= out, or store itch bald places aud on Guild
rem make il grow rapidly or on those Fhohaye lost
the hsir'ifunn sny cause.
All Nermin that nft1ts The heads 9f children in
schools, are prevep,eA or killed " p At once.-
Find the nafne Of Co4sfock 8 Co. on IL, or never
try il. Bear this in remembrance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
SeIliIls an. d.heaIl I

MI siosE, which enables ne q o Ss.a i ali
ines Something now aud seasonabIe. i am
selling 1t The most astonishing low prices FOR
cash, and those who deal Id this way, " Iii end
il their interest to give me al early caIf:
Dee 8. 1884,. ] J. MILISER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
STARTLING FAcTS.-

y. VA
II Hundreds Of children aud adhis are losl yearly
with worms, when SHINE othee cause las been sun
posed to be The true One.
II is admittedly m doctors that fscafce a man.
aomsn Or child exists bat what IRE sooner or later
ttou5led with worms and in hundreds OF cases, sad
10 rebate supposed fever scarlAtina, cold, 81 some
other aiiins, carries hotf theAowefs Of the human
fany-Wb,le in truth they. die Of Worms and
these cnhd have been eradieated IN d day tby lie,
use Of a bottle Of Kblmslock's Nerm,ruse, al the
5cb5rof q quarter Of aIjolIar
II How slekening tie thought that these things
aaulT be aud Who can ever forgive themselves for
not ny ss this Worm Extermina,pr, hen they
kaow that even if The ease was not worms this re-
rhedy could not By ably possibility % iurt-but all
way good rs 4 purgatye- bst The disease tbc What
ii may How important ,h6n ID use il, aad who
viii ,are take the responsibility tof do without i
Let every parent that nota brute sk4heniscives
ttis question ID uuihIEad sObeFnpss4 HI
Mn. J. z. RiSGoLB had a.ehild vesy SICK Gorlnear
two weeks, and attended by physirihn, without
Relief, Overwhelmingly Perm5fige given, Apd
next day mere than Forty wornls Setf passed, Scn
the child recovered rapidly.
For sale Al The urugStoref hf H
4.f 4 ~ 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
GrOcerieg, fOr CASH.

9fOHN 3. PACKElf has now Inss tor 4 llaEge
- and very general stock Of fresh GROCFs-
HIES, cheaper BY far than an5 offered il this
market his season. He can sell good brown
Sugars, at 5, z, 8, 9 and 10 cents-4good Coiees
al To- best do. at l23-0rleans Melasses, rsal-s
" good, 315, Andesery thing else In the Gro
Gerry line 10 suit the times.
Dec. 8, 1842.