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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

lNIRLENE 44tO4t>4Ntt4 4NS~@S ---~eF
Cant. Thorn pso1. 81 the Srig Frar;ces
lane. Al this porl vest rday from S.. Joha's.
p. r. reports The occurrence d that place
e ! severe shock Of ia earthquake onslhe
e,b February which lasted about two mir
nntes. bet did no especial damage Ea-
Ielli,ence 1T tho destructive effects of the.
earthouak IN yaTious other islands is gi-
ven io<fhs annexed extracts from letters,
received ~ the frances Jane:
a ST. JOINTS. r. r. February n. Is4s
We had q seseTe shock Of Ia earth
quake on. the Sin instant. but il was rot
severe as the one last year tho IL lasted
longer time III ST, Thomas ii was ye-
" severe. and IS said 10 have lasted over
two minutes. All persons fed from their
houses. but most fottunaAely no one was
hurt, and no mslsriaI a mage was done
there. A vessel arrived At ST. THOMAS
from Antigua reports that all the houses
were thrown down ID that Island, and the
windwlls were either down or so much
injured that they cannotbe worked In
Nevis, also, every thing (excepl the Bath
lIousel is down, and the steamer passing
Martinique. GusdaIoupe end Mon,seral,
saw those Islands covered with , dense
cloud Of dust
No accounts have yet been received
from any other Island. but We fear we
shall hear Of great destruction Of property
and loss 81 lie 10 all The Wipdward Is,
lands. we cannot youch for the truth q
the above, bp, we give ittas We receive i
| from cfeditabe source il ST. Thomas.
ST.. Joaxs, p. r., February Is, tsls
We yesterday receivedsadvices from tbs
Windward, The. effects Of the Earth
Quake Of The Slb instant, have been awfu
indeed. The Of Point Pelre, Quad
aloupess is entirely destroyed. and Ter
thousand persons are supposed to hav,
been killed. The loss Of property is i'm
mense.s AT Antigua there has also beer
a great loss Of property, though but few
lives were destroyed. All,the mills anC
sugar works are more OF Jess injured, ant
the greater part Of the crop will Be los.
Nevis, Monstserat, Barbadoes, Sc Eal
said TO have suffered much, but TO wha
extent is not known here yet
The earthquake whose effects have bseI
| so fearfullv expe1eneedlin the WestJn
dia Islands on theslh February was 10
dicated by the Sigh: shocks which wRr
felt on the same day al Washington City
| Newbern, Raleigh, Charleston and oths
points aloogthe southern Atlantic cdas
as iartas Savannah inclusive. Il wiltasls
be Tecollected that the Y us. brig Decatul
l at Norfolk. and the barque Inca at thi
port, reported that they had distinctly ge
the shock Of an earthquake at sea on ID
i 9Th February-the former in lat. 20. IS
i N. and long. 81, so; and the latter i
lat II. 80, N. and longs 60. The sam
\ shock was also felt at sea- BY several YES
sells which have since arrived at N. FOIL
II Boston and elsewhere. III
There vas distinct shock Of earth
, quake felt onthe 4th January 10 the val
ley Of the Mississippi; and another 81
the 18th February, Itremains lobe see
, whether these were connected with NOR
violent commissions at distant points.
s EBaIiimoTs american.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

IS.THE wings OF JEFFERSON ars r.
queslSd 10 meet in Mass CoHvEnrion, ON tho
tirst Sg Of March Court the 20ih. 10 take into
CONSIDERATION the Propriety Of nominating, can
didates for The Assembly, and for the sppoin.ing
Of eonserees 70 meet those from the other counr
ties fosming the Congressional District. 10 place
10 nonsinaticn candidate for the next Congress.
March 9s l843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
DEMOCRATIC MEETING m sMITHFIFLD

4 VI j
A meeting Of the Democratic ciliEens or the
Snslhfed Precinct was held al The Tavern
iuse Of Mr.. Henry Smith in the town Of
Susih6eld, on Saturday l25lh ult., pursuant los
notice previously given in the Charles:oTn Ffee
Press. VI
On motion of ]. r. Beall, Mr.. SAMUEL Mar
THSsYs was called TO the Chair; and then, upon
mt ion Of Joseph SheRalrer, y, r. Beal was
appointed Secretary. The meeting being thus
fully organized, Mr.. Sami Cameron moved
wksch motion was seconded by James Grant
hah, Esq, and unanimously sustained by the
meFtiDg--ihat the Chairman be authorized 10
nape four persons TO represent this Precinct in
thet democratic Convention proposed to be hol-
denim the town Of Winchester for the purpose Of
selecting q suitable candidate 10, represent this
Disrict in the next Congress. The Chair then
naleed James Grantham, Joseph Smith, Joseph
Shewalter and John R.. Beall, and then, upon
mellon. the Chairman was unanimously added
TO dle Delegation.
4 Committee was now chosen consisting OF
Jatles Gfaniham, Joseph Shewalter and George
Murphys 10 select the Delegation to Charlestown
for:the purpose OF aiding in the nomination Of
caH1idaies 10 represent the County Of Jefferson
10 5he next General Assembly Of Virginia, who
haEing retired for a few moments returned and
reported the following named gentlemen. viz
THOMAS Watson, SEN, John G.. Myers, Warner
Thtockmorton, Edwin Riley and Benjamin Viii
sons which were unanimously reeeivedi
4 motion was. then made and adopted tlla! {
theSproceedings Of the meeting be signed by The
Chairman and Secretary and published IN the
FrSs Press.
! End Then, upon motion, the meeting adjourn
Fed: SAM'L MATHEWS, Ch'n.
IS,u,, y Rr.rr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
-THK TARIFF.

W. .ah;n;,,. ~ <,,,;ofon IF Thnnaa Jefferson
.'e W., - -;
= quo.eu . AZ nn'es = f'e'e '''a' ."s r.,
81 Of The Democratic" party haseser been ad'
verse 10 . Pye.setirs Tariff. The Locosare grea
s,ioklers FOR consistency. and here f6fsoolh, We
hays 1, und.r AZ, Ieaa,.on,. own hand that his
1900 ,sss,,.' !, ...,s;.., s,
opln'oa was rau'ea''y eaa"g'e Up y 'us =.
rasM ailer ~ years experience. And when
We see articles adverse 20 this quoted from Mr..
Je6erson,a t,ievelled Store we must infer Iha,
.h.v az. nr;aeinI,s and aoei,iaes he hel mi.
~. ie,e - - 49,. &! ;nd.,,,.,,
80 ss-.sN - :,
nag oeen mA'uisu ~ sAkelsnSo, uPop TAG u'lt''
~ o. ahording American manufacturers protec-
dion BY government. This however is not The
,onls material poin, Of nolicy unon which The
.s;.ri.i.. ~ ,,od.yn rs,eo.,.cv 5;a4, r,or, ho;,
{. - 80
sssaN .Ioun'alh neau as 'ney arc Wonsle let'n
elf yedefson-the spurious Democracy Of The
presen; day are at greater variance upon some
aiher Of ,he politicai questions or the day. In a
p..:..;. A..,;, r. d.,.d fsn,,.,,,
49,, ~. - 49, -
1912, Ml' : says
lyon tell me am quoted By those who wish
20 continue our dependence en- Eogland for man
0fncfufen.yd There was q time when i might
hsvs hem "a oao,ed Win more cauaor. But
Wlthin The ~ years which nave since eiapsedt
huu are circumstances changedi Compare The
present state Of ihlpgs wi.ntnat 81 go, sao say
~ne.nel IN opinion lounoeu ny ~ S.eun.sssaess
can @ iaiIly sPrned % NOSE q sne PIeseas--
,.s ~, ,hp,s ss;s,s sa,S n,efisscy saS pow
= n erelnde ne from ioterchsnge with oiher na-
sions-,hat 10 be independent fof The comforts Of
life, We must .sorlca'e mem oSsts .ss y
mus. nov place 'ne mae Ha .ss,; .a : snD.
-, = - rather assumes new form. The
erapd inquiry Is nov, shall We make our own
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

\ H.The Rev. GkoRcE L. Lvnspxs. ofiba
UniselSalist church, will preach II Smiihfeld
On TnHday evening the 18th Instant, !, early
cnndlsiight.
MaFSh 2. le42.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

Capt. Fnnt.in. d schobaer Melamors.
at Wsrren, r. /. from Dominiea. reports
lhatA severe shock Of an earthquake was
IfeIl Il Dominiea. on The elh February. and
large volumes Of kmoke issued from 1.-The
south pan Of The lsland. Aslke M. i'm
msdialely lell HE island, be did 9ei learn
any particulars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
THE GENER.aE ASSEMBLY.

Can il be possible that the Legislature
I OF Virginia is aware of the public state Of
opinion, touching their proceedings this
winter, and Of The general disgust and
wearisomeness which they have inspired?
Are they shut out from communication
with the People --or, are they resolved to
set public opinion at defiance, and con.
clude as they commenced. by the most
imbecile movements. which surely, ever
characterised any deliberative body.
TUelUe tCseks have now (within frac.
tion) elapsed, and what have the legisla-
ture done We do not ask what :hey
have done towards relieving the commu-
nifty 10 any shape or form. Every BODY
knows they have done nothing-much
worse than nothing because, while they
have done nothing, they have cost the
People these hard times. something like
one hundred thousand dollars. We do moi
ask what they done 10 the way Of Relief
to suffering People In that way, we
all know they have done nothing-haye
refused, time after time. to do anything
We will not therefore ask question 10
which every body can give the answer.
Bnt what have they done 10 any other
wayi What have they done in the way
Of ordinary legislation, good Or bad p.
What they doin that way is generally bad;
but what have they done this year, eli.
Ither good or bad2 What have they done,
eithef good or BAD or indifferent, which
even from its nominal import and sound
upon paper, is worth 10 the People, at
such an era a. this, One Hundred Thou.
sand Dollars
We presume. from all we have noticed
in our time, orread 10 chronicle, that this
Legislature islands out" from all its pre-
decessors. and 10 its .peculiarities, for
abortion and imbeciiity. Nothing have
they done even in the way of ordinary
Legislation. save few things which to
mention open. would seem and might be
construed as If be who mentioned them,
were libelIiDg the Legislature. The FL
nance is yet 10 chaos--the Apportion-
ment Bill is yet un2assed--ihe whole
subject Of Reliefis still. in effect, unde-
ternined A few local or personal bills,
of moi the smallest account to the people
at .age have been passed-for DIVORCES,
or The remission OF fines. or the incorpo-
raiien oflocal Companies-and there The
wondIous tale ends. Rich. Wing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

E1RorL N.LllAs,.. LaeoFoco, a., OH.
Uni;cd States Senators from he s,.i. 81 Ma.
has rssiEaed: -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

EPThe Harrisburg Keystone says that Pat
rick and Barnard Fia9sgah, The two brothers
under sentences Of dea.k ia Cambria County,
pean. for murderfn lie frs, degree. AID who
were to have been executed on Friday next,
have been fespi,ed BY he Governor until Friday
she 2lst Of April The reasons that have in.
dueed lhis iniereasou Of The Executive, are The
alleged discovery Of new ;eslimony, which may
give ! iiGtrenl aspect 10 ,hs qess.ion Or lheir
guils otSi1seeenss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09
dEMo CRATIC MEETlNG IN CHARLES
TOWN.


lAta meeting |nf The Democratic party. hela al
LIN. Carers Hotel on TTiday the 81 of March,
lgreeabiy 10 d resolution unanimously adopted
a. aaneeiing Of the Democratic party OF this
cknnly, held al the Court house 10 chaTleSlown
81 The third MpnGay in December last,) fosfihe
purpose OF appbsnlir & Delegatesso attend Con-
Walton ia Winchester 10 nominate a candidate
ftr Congress. and also 10 appoint pelegatesto
Meet ID chaflestown on The third Monday ID
March next, 10 nominate candidates for The
,ysginia Assembly, JonN HuMRHREYs, Esq was
cklled toi.he Chair, and Charles B. HaIdinew was
appointed Secretary.
Francs Yates, Esq, having explained .hs OBJ
j@css Of The meeting in a brief and appropriate
address, moved the following resolutions, which
We're unanimously adopted;
fRssolped That this meeting highly appteys
tIse District Convention 10 be held 10 Winchester
q tho 10Th Marchnext, or such other dsy as
may be sgreed upon BY the Delegates.
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint Ave Def
gsies 10 said Convention on behalf Of this meet
iIig. N
sWhereuponl tAe Chair announced the follow
ing gentlemen as Delegates from this PRECINCT 10
tie Winchester Convention, viz: b. F. Wash
irsgton, Hierome L Opie, Sam'l Gamer on, g NJ.
lhvis, and Francis Yates. And as aliersafts--
BiaxGon Davenport, Charles B. Harding, Rich.
AID K. Parker, ~ b. Wager
IA motion was then made that Committee of
lthee be appointed BY the Chairman to nomsaate
Dklegaies 10 The County Convention. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed said Comsnitt
leg, John Moore, ST., Jacob Moler and Thomas
Rkwlins-And upon further, motion the Chair.
nlan and Secretary were added to this Commit.
III I'll
sThesEommiltee appointed, reported The fol-
Lowing gentlemen as Delegates 10 attend the
Cbunty Convention, viz; Wells J. Hawks, Hen
RI Bedinger, Jacob Moler, B. T. Washington,
Jshn Moore, sr.-And as aisrnaiss Thomas
/ Rawlins, Thornton C. Bradley, Gerard D. Moore,
Jshn H. Beard, Charles G. Stewart. Upon a
fighter motion, the Chairman and Secretary
WIRE added ioIhis Delegation.
| IA motion was made that the proceedings Of
lhss meeting be signed by the Chairman and Sc
lcrslary, and copy hereof be transmitted for
publication 10 the Editors Of the Virginia Free
Piss, Mar.insburg Republican and Winchester
| YSginian. The meeting then adjoufned,I
JOHN HUMPHREYS, CAN. (
g. B. HARDING, Seerefn4u. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

SMf. CLAY arrived at Matches on Tie 2Osh.
The Courier Of that date says III,
"Many we're panied. on ;he arrival offAe
Ambassador. to learn that Mr.. Clay was
uhweil. A committee arrived, on Tie
Alexandeg Scott, about the same lime to
iayits Mr.. Clay 10 Vicksburg. who're 1
bkll is 10 be given him this evening, 70
nlarrow, the Vicksburg committee will CO.,
oberate with the Jackson comuiitte and
e..coft Mr.. Clay to the capitol Of The
Sale.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

Mr. BUCHANAN has replied 10 a letter
addressed 10 him by some. Of his Pens, i.
vania friends. in Which. speaking OF ,,em.
ocraiic candidatesfor The conir.e PresE
dental election. be feEs.Ks Thai r.
woule resign bis preteD.icns If he couId
thus secure harmony. s.ld that I'm his 3.
pinion the candidate who would either
intrigue Or Perscnslly electioneer for lbe
Presidency raises strong presumption
that be y unworthy Of it, Should be
himself De nominated By the "Democra.
cy q Pennsylvania with unapimity =
Tough to give moral force 10 the ACT. be
says be should 'sfeel thai be ought not ID
coenleract sheir wishes. MAI. Int.
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL The
popular branch Of the Maryland Legisla-
lure have passed. BY large majority, 4
bill for the sale ofihe Chesapeake and o.
bio Canal for fse millions of dollars. pay
able 10 State bonds At par. II Is conf
IDENTITY stated that The bill viii pass the
Senate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
SECOND ARRIVAL Or
SUMNER GO0hSl

A. The NEIT STORT, No. Iil, laiu 81
e b. & r. 4. MARSH would Respectfully
call the at ntjon other friends and the
public Iu general, To the beautiful assortment Of
goods, thew have just received, ard are row
opening at their Store, NuI4', Main Street. aud
which iheE are drterwiHsl to cell cheaper Than
ever. Among thtIn yJu will mud
Surer eva Black cloth; sup wool hIac'; Gas.
simtres; sur blue, black steel and cadet mixed
SltunUtls: summer Cl0rhs; NiNed SamArnnus:
Heavy fancy Drills; Wh,fr Barnsisv DrilIiug-:
Drah paWask SC"rsu"kC r Gughaus: Rlue dri Is
Kentucky Jean; TIckIugs aud CHECK 8: vds
wide h.rachcH SheetIng, sup Russia Shro'ing;
II and - Table Diaper; o. Black and Green
NernOes; Nankrens; black aud cold A uaCha;
l. 'JaunE Ginghams; Solid do; Manchester and
Down Glnghau-; Scare. and White Flauue's;
PLAID Jaconettsi Cashmere n1d Nousiiue dc
Lame Shawls. black Lcvautiue hikf-; b rnn,f
Lawns; 81 Plaid Shawls. Canton F'3 unsls;
York DcuUa-, NeNpIft Crs-irlercs: Splrsias:
Green haragci WHIie and Pink Gro de MAJ;
UnbbInttt, ~ &c.
4 hrae aud splendid assortment of FANCY
PRINTS, very cnenp, good ass nrtI.cnt of TO-
s.eTy, Lnces. Ed"iugs, Ribbons and Hdkls.
Trimmings, Umbrellas, ard ParasOIs; bonnet
Lawns.
They nv tethe peor'e o. call nod examine fhcir
goods before pur' hasi1g. as they feel confident
they can oler as great Or not greater bar1arl~
than any other H0.ss Ia Tie citu. Jun :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
INSl RANCE.
LNIF& &NiARINE lNslRANcG-Thcro pr

I.7iR& &MARINE tNSrRANCE-There ur
Investigations only 10 WHICH individuals can
~ placed, " lere they con cquaIc!y aHprccl1tr
tile value II iusuraucs. These are. while .tduI-
iIg upon tho RUNS of ,haIr own property, ther
-cceIvInE from AN lu-u rauCe office The TAI a.
mount which they have lost, ar standing on the
a.uc spot surrounded perhaps by q. s"iqte iau-
~. iamtuur hat stupidity aud folly which h1C
'h,tra 10 roNlde for such e .ouu E-rcy.
= AENlNSDN, NGenr OF the Pro HEc 'INE
INSURANCE co or IAtTFOpD, CONN
vii take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
torres, % Us, iaCiorlts. dc, togtlIu with i.tT
"nten;s. such a. furniture, merchandise. ma
ii'herv. and CyGry other description # rUSurani",
property A.so on steam KEEL and Hat boats
D tn'lr arg 'es 70 end from any FORT on lne
Western Waters.
fr.nl ,,t r-..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
EsL.F.N 80 - -.
RAI.1IMnnE IlnIsE.

4 forge and cgwuodiyrtsh rfss'era 'r..t .t4'us
M0Sura ST. NuEFiisg, Va.
* 70 CABVu rHERS, rss.s.a.... informs
~ tuctrage...uz public. fHaf H. continues o.
keen the above IIsHWfulH1 IN hopes D} sfrtct
afrrnrrou 90 merit generous share yt pubic j. a.
TEe I1rgn,. orfha paIum0ie Itorsris superior
fo any3l.,r .u fre ..Is, hHHe 'onFeH'. "a 10 nc
ar. III. .Har.as' bank. nearly opposite tha Post
p+f.n. HI-.rrI. opposite ibg Mrssfs WIN PaEtog
4. sons. Fleming and Jingle. CgIu4Il g. B4iei's
-rhrs aHrrstuZ Do travellers visiting she city on
business % yarv desirable situation.
good stable ts attached t0 tas PIE ,lises, which
y.I'f be carefully attended &C..
Cruusueu caiI.1g 90 thI8 House c..u have tI.ir
.uaasage ig steamboats, aud coErhes secuted en
the best tTrms-hdgrage will De COuEt..H frr
travellers to sud from Boats free ri Jn1r-.. aI q
CoachCs will call at Che door 10 receive passed.
gers.
Good servants wiIl be cuuloyed i0 va.f on
traveller and the House vlli bcaDar pc ndai..s
of uighf lsr turr rtCapaon Charge Ware 20
SUIT the t.m.. Wh..IHG. Way 20 ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
NHoRE NEW GODS, i.s' r,ee,,sl al

an SHE VIEW = GODS lusi received gi
I'VE No 1877, Main -, WHEELING. VA. ftc
puhii" are especially iul"uued. that my second
supply 81 NEW GOODS has urriyed-is open. aud
ready t'r sale. Al yes.e, I!uiy n,SHed 10 call
sud examine them
du not intend tu pot insio 0uy ~ SiIis 90 hang
"u' grsI my lpgs. NiiI ia - aud lutic,Uus rep
ieSeuluIIou> un them, a. orn urvI.i'ug ro bcIryc
That an intelligent community Vii continue TO
Cuuu'rnruce sucn mtul -rthc humhu-gery.
NV Nur,k v,Ii DO argc--vcii selected. and bought
tas b. FIRSTLY telcvr) cS,,iB ami the public are
assured that It viii be snld CHEAP. However du
not pr'!.>, iu - % gupls f-r less Ihtn they can
be hpughi u The eastern cIlic--nS expect iu tdgke
,u huuesl wing o., ny uu,iis. aud this Leheye Is
tIe Cll-u!alIuu of M regular merchants.
only 1sk hc puilIc to cal, aud give my Guni> {"
lJ- examination with mrud dIvesicj %! prcJu'icr.
and d icy do not iud them tally rs chrap hn--
1T any D~f,h '"rs, certainly canunt he uur.a<,ua.
bie as 'o oAioct them 10 buy. ! SENSENEY.
apl7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
TRUST SALES.
TRI- N'TIiE,l,I NALE.

~ r"'uabs r,ai estate consisting Of Lot Hare
linz, "a.
az Virtue Of deed oftsust CxccuteG by John
3 y Eawceits bearing Caie un the J'h OF Ap u
isia. unl Iccurt.d IN thp clerks office OF ChlO
county, shalt, on Monday the 18th day OF Seq
'enNtr next proceed Geo sell, on the prtmfseS, al
public auC uur,.iu tine hgbe-t d., 81, Tor cash, let
No FIVE. ~ the second square Iu tire city OF
Vince ing. situate on Water 81 ee' usar the steam
boat tb latuE, " here IN are large auH uyftgjIc
t'r's story OTtcE - irgt0uScS. and = CjCeii.H z
houses. THE title l. otCSeu Co bcu guC-Il.uahtc,
bu' sylllEA a. tTusl,C val only make s.cI ut,v
d~ IS vested IA me. M IA KING.
may ID Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
CHEAP BAECATEs,

"a w HEIsKELL. h,s received and j. nov
q q. opening the corner oi Uuion am- Mar C.
S''rct, oppu>lIe juIh West corner u The MARKET
HOUSE. H large supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
T. which he respectfully invites te attention Of
The public. l. has heroine ~ r IuGaIy Tor pcrspns
processing 'n he Merchants. 10 eudeyvur Co create
+" EJoi,eHIH 10y quitting iyrlh improbable. talemcnts
IA regard tu tle quanI and rhrupucss 81 Ihcrr
Gond~ that u Is 10 he presumed that the puhiv hiy
beCOm dIsgusted with such trcl, ui trade AID
wall be satIsies with the truth All persons " sh-
InE To purchase Goods at a small advance o4 The
Eastern cost invited Ia call aud They assured
thai tins Will he The case, and mistake. o w
HeIskcil cannot sell hIs goods luv a. Country
Merchants purchase them In ITO Eastern cities;
hut VIII sell as cheap as they can be bought IH
Wheeling TIE public will lId almost very aTII.
Gle oi DRY GOODS al his store, suitable lUi lie
easOu.
500 ps American Prints exceedingly cbcap; 90
pieces English aud French Chiutz; 20 pIcres Ear's.
ton, Manchester, French and dump,ur GughauI.:
] } lm.cs Brown Muslin all prices. $50 plerts
blcaChed Muslin very cheap, Checks aud Furniture
Colt"us; lrisr Linens Brown Holland, GE>s LHcn
for coats; Crash; Brown uer; TlGc lu:ls; Blown
mud Bleached Table Diaper. Powell Diaper. Biuiscy e.
DsrrE FlaunCls al crprs; BbckGIue. Dab. r.,uu
Green aui Invisible Green Clpih-; New sI.lc li-
glIsh Fuucy C2s>imercs; Cnssiucis auI Kcrfpr ~
Jeau,i black and Brown Summer Cloth of various
quGIrIes, Black uHd Miaed DriIiuI CuUouuac~ jSri
Gimhrp.us, Grape and cturp hs-e. Muslin dc
l,Iues; Btizariucs style; Pointed SIxuucs: Bra.
net silks AID lawns also Innings; white. black aud
Ia.Ncd sk aud cotton hp-c nuI hose; B,mbazfues
Mcrra; p plclo cIpih; Biu, italian md uihcr SE.
Splendid assortment ul Nrs.,uz-; silk aud Tu5Hy
Nc',eis; SlIs, Brrrhp nud Mpuylu dc IIIus Sb1vi-
I1uIes' Cuyat Grccu Blugc; Cnnuuly Veil
Silk aud L'ucu Cambric u iudkrrchiplz: q lrk SrIg
Cotton, NlOblr and Kid Gloves; Light Cularat
Gloyes aud new Style Mls; Isle auI Thread Lac,
kdgIugs aud FuDuug- JIcJuer and Swiss El-wg
nod luseumE~; ylrcly ciCIp aud B1unct Rtu
ifus; JIrUucr, 81. l-s 1ud Null MrsIa-; Tlrl-ut
Muslin iUr Btrue.s; BI1bucu- Fannv Nuts Plan
nud frgur.i; Ingram Cu-pcuug aud Rugs; IDto
Aufns from 40 Go 3. CuIJrsd Carpet Nurus.
bONNLIS, BJNNEIS. new style S. uug Bon
E's' Ney great variety i1f LADIES uud CU'6rot
.fdu Lent tIliz.,ery rhs4u r4r I'D