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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

Mr. Whitley. writer on the anolir,,;,, n -.,.l.
ogy iossrculture State. tbai the fsres.. ~ 49,.
% equal 10 81 least ten lines s weight 81 f.sm IN.
uure. and would prove much nsns valuable j., a..
Turner u converted inio a conposs that N aid ,b5
tie kcnnel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
FOR PRESIDENT
Il E NRY Gil A Y
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
J 0 H N DAVIS,
FOR PRESIprNT


THE TREASURY REPORT-As the Re.o r,
OF tie > ere'Hry of the Treasury is long, though
marked With li,sle ability We have neglected a,
ronceise II for oar columns. We suppose our
readers generally have been saaisJ with t,o,
documenIs There is. how ever. one feature of tl,.
reI~ri which pleased Us highly, and We ouly vrieve
thai the views Of one correc, on hs poin. have
MT been always louad ia arcordance with wha, Inc
a'hes' statesmen bievs Cor the he.t Interest of th,
country The Secretary expresses the opinion tina,
'nsteased revenue vail no, be derived from reduc.
''o' OF existing dui.es-he ihereiore expresses the
oIi'nian that The present duliss sh,uld no, he
touched; bat that increased revenue s,oa be rai.,d
by duties upon articles nSw free. C.H-e and r..
ute amsus the free articles recommended for
'axsiion. lax Of two cents pound ON coffee
w'-Ild raise IwO nilliOn Of rev ennr mud The ,fice
would 'sOi be enhanced this coanlry Que C,r.hinx
fhe producers always have Bnd always must lose
''ie day; dedueing the amount fduiy. ifGot ,nre
q han that. from The Of .eir rvlIee. al c,s a
ISnnd u the duty paid in England, LOU Coffee
whrh Is there eonlinsd The higher classes a., M,
ni;cIe Of consumption ond 10 is therefore Of course
more than Tebed the cosi. Nearly 9 cts a
p"u''d Is paid ia Frunce. near doubling The r,sI of
the article. necessarily. an operating against The
extensive consumption in both Of these ,opulu,,.
c""hr'esa' well a. the gower. having The ELI G,
Of bringing him easily 70 accord himself q,
orr dnlies Tea pays duty Of alvuI 80 els tr 9
10 "a FraAce. and so IN England. while it is NOV.
imported INTO this ca,nIry free. duly Of ten CTS
per pound IN This country. a duty Of 25 per cent,
would yield about and half IniIlioas, and not
e"ha-ce the price 10 the eoneumer. These Two
items ~o'..d yield a revenue Of three and hall
millions, aud n"l che iarhing ofi pal by American
Citizens These wOnld meet The wants OF
the government. VIII Congress 10 Wise # i, does
u.I impose these daliesl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

-ihe albany Argus saies that there i every pr,.
oabiiiy Of Iron Canal Boais being sr,e5.igely
uhn'duced on the Efis Canal neri summer. ,rbey
draw much les, end can carry greater earge. nan
"oodsn boats. The result Of lbis Improvement viii
oe 70 Increase The oapacIiy o. the Cansl sad sov
''eH, me business transacted upon u. From he
grants who have gone here dufiog IN. -, -
ne ousine-sof 1914 = exoec,ed =, he imm,n-s.
4 LAW.-hofne Iooks used 10 ssy that Lac sosb,
r"i 70 oe iotpfy 10 ihe rich. boi q remedy f,r he
loo'. Aia "nsn lo'd ihs' he courts 81 insiiee
were opeo 10 all alike. be Fepled. -, = Ic.t.-
fagesns 10 ell who csn pay fr snions,or.es,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

A BIC IIOG.-Mr wsddIe, Of TriodeIuhia Kin.
cd Q" Tnur-day last hug tina. weighed III hun
dred nineiy-siE pounds Who has bigger on =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

we very heartily eIdorse lhe following from the
Gazette Of Thursday last. No hsrsos could be more
fully deserved than that Isl
MERiTED COMPLEMENTARY meerinr
- me faculty vi the baltimore College ef Denial
Surgery. The iIIh nli The rare md dis,ipyuisI.
ma "i respect was paid 10 The professional ahissv
OF our fellow ci''zeu. Dr.. 5. P. HuLLInES. hy CON-
icrring ON him The honorary degree Of Doctor Of
Denial Surgery
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

thai they sls'uId bs all rugged there anJ prepared
for sea. even TO The shy seraper. good ses,neh or
ship builder cVuld u,,sh and lo~er the ,osss oss
'nasis and rrshP them again hours. which
woGid enable Them pass under The brds,. lhout
disturbing the msiniopman nj his pnsL sarp~ing
they TO build ten SHIPS year. the aggregate
ioss of time on all would be 30 hours. while ~mh-
nut bridge. The loss of time by the travelling
Pablo amounts 10 thousands Of days }" seasons Of
zee Two or three times week the connection Of IN
na'l IS entirely os, and daily throash The year At 8
detained ~ hours. Are you no, us a.n,J MIR
cax'''e sf bringing an otjecna ~ frivolous. TO
great national work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

DEc. Ii. 1919

DEC I3. Is43.
re hna very little OF Importance in the business
- 'hs aay- The House refused the request Of the
'o' recess until 9TH January. Several re-
solutions were offered. and petition BY Mr.. Rdr.
iHg'on Toy aid 10 the West Libery Academy
THURSDAY, Dec Ia,
ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR.
The Jnini order Tor tho elecl,on az t,sunc;lo, n
Stale cane up. Hon. John NJ PaiIon. line pres.os
"Ss rs-eieeled having I2e votes. c. NJ.
-. EbEerIoN MAJOR GENERAL.
Inc second Jcint order for the alscl,on Of n Ma.
Jof General, 10 supply the vacancy oeoasioned ;.
INC resignation Of Major Gen, Joel Lennich. lhe,,
Ssme op. r. VT. Cabell nas eleeIsd--lOI vo,e.-
Lyon 43. Rhodes I3. '-'
Ms Young offered the following resolution,
fnai the COMMITTEES 81 Courts inquire INTO ,bs
eaPea'ency Of authorizing the Sheriff. and o,bvr
o'''ess inducing elections within this Common
wealth. q, ne time aud place OF holding their rss-
Peenso elections Tor delegates 10 The General A..
semby IN April nsts. 10 open separate roll r., AZ.
ps'Po-e o. taking The sense Of the peop.s apon the
lnssiion' whether they desire convention or NOT
me poll 70 be opened shall conia,a two colnmos
one TO The names Of hose who vsis in the afi,m.-
I'VE ana the Other ior The names Of those wh9 vote
>" ne negative. and shah BE- headed thus,
ol"l' mere ~ oonyenucn 10 amend die consli-
i@lon 0i tbs Commonwealth
Losi. &c 70 81.
The bill establishing Common Schools was t.kso
oP On motion u hir Bopden. b., agail laid on lhs
RESOLUTION.
~ M Paffioii. that The cOmmnlse Of Proportion
',' eferancess inquire into The expodienry Of a.
nug nn uc1 entitled zen act 70 reduce inio one
'ns .essfsi aois giving power 20 county courts 70 ..
-'aoish Ferries" 6e.passsd Feb 10Th lsl9--soa.
~ provide Cor cases ros NOT esahracod a. 49, -,
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w.smSoroS. DEC 6. 1919.


- 80 <%1ttt" " Ie Aeporfer.
observe that I have heen named nv mo VIII.
lrends IN different parts ofihe State a. candidate
Ior HE office OF Governor. at The next eiect,on.
Ia''ered rs am by this evidence OF the confidence
o. my iciinw citizens, and grali6sd as must he.
ny the complimentary manner nwhich nv namebas
been mentioned. sill. have never enierained IN.
idea Of bring candidate; and my Onl, difficulty
has been in determining upon The suitable time M
make this annuneaiion. II seems 10 me thai il
sh"nid be DELAYED no lGnger and I beg YOU 10 m 4.
SHOWN my determination. An insperuus sense of
duty 10 my family well as regard for nv Urofe,
s'onaI engagemenIslemaoded my withdrawal from
The Congressional canvass in this district II had
wishrd 10 cunt nne pDhIie life, nv aab,liao
world have been fully graIiied. II IL had been lhsir
VIII. IN representing my generous and con6.linr
constituents ia the Congress Of The United states
But have no such desire. ( with no Office. and.
angeF existing circumstances. could accent none.
wish. howtver 20 assure my ,shie friends. ,hs,
aiih"ugh am not candidate Tor Office. sill. nv
Sfdof IN The promotion of the sBrcrss of he ma,
whose principles add policy are believe. identified
with the hest ntetesIs Of The country bas not aha.e
ana MAI hey may command my humble servires IN
any way they my think proper.
Yours, very respectfully,
TIL. M. r. NEHEMIAH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
Your obedient serv'l,


Fhooiotdill NJ.
In addition 10 the facts Of the robbery
as contained in this letter, we learn
from the Postmaster Of this CITY fha,
a IN named Hough, who has been
lor several years employed by Smith &
MILLER. contractors 10 carry the mail
from Hudson to Albany, was arrested on
Friday, and is now in custody. The
evijrnce is very strong in establishing
The fact that the robbery was commit.
ted Oy iiough, while the mail was on lis
way from the mail carriers Office to the
steamboat.
The amount Of d afs taken was a.
Lout $1,000 dollars of available funds
oaly about SEQ dolls. Tough has been
orrosIed and committed >
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

The New York Journal of Co,oa.s,cs ~ L..
nosday. 2, P A.. says--
We regret 10 iearo Romeroy q Cos Exprss,
"a, fooosd iois i1ofping0fa large amonaf II money
A', "iho' yslHa3ler Their irui,k conisins all ihe
pleAess> 'H bsoSef' ~ lh's ciiySogeihsr Niih Va.
nous Usher PARCELS wss taksu non ne s,sa,6-...
oi'ca evn alter - arrival o. he whsrfaod nolhoy
hss s.iice been tscsnsiael c5iicenngh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

BOSTON, MUNICIPAL ELECTION The .
lection took place Monday. The vo,es--c,r
Mayor stood. fof Marlin Bdmmer. (lVlsia1 4s7e-
savsge 22fi. scattering I6o.
er'mmef's msjoriiy over all others Q4s4
fhs last year, bic maj- over al Others wns 1910
-, , Me's Wing gain, from last yess SIS
ne "h'gs have csrrisd ell ihsmsmbsrs Of the
eiiy councils IN the twelve .ards .i,b m. go,
hOo Of iiWs ~ the second and Tbrd 0s,s. n
iae second asd isso osiy o. the lour eo,naon cou,,
cilmon were elected. '''''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
Posi- OFr,ce.)
Hudson. DEC a.h- Ia4l

JOAN i.oRIHRa GRAHAM ESQ. Postmaster,
SIS-The mail frem Albany, contain
ing The mails of;he OH and 9TH inst. for
Ne" York. was brought by land 10 this
city lastevening. and pul 10 the mail car
rier's oihce. This morning Il was found
IN the river opposite the steamboat dock
In TINS city, cut open and many OF the
letters robbed Of their contents. We
drying the letters. The pa ,ers are in
a bad condition. have written to the
Postmaster Mt Albany to send some one
from his office to arrange the Iette RS q.
make out post bills as there is but one
post bill in the mail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
GREAT MAIL ROBBERY AT HUDSON
AND ARREST o. rIIE SUPPOSED


1t will be seen by the following letter
from The Postmaster at Hudson 10 the
postmaster of ;his CT y, that The great
northern mail containing the mails from
Albany aud the cities aud towns nor.h
TO this city, of 9th and 9Th inst. (lyed /:
ne ay aud Thursday.) WIS robbed at
Hudson Oh thursday night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
SCHOOL MOpI0Ja.

lam rs M. REILHY respectfully
~ informs The public. That ne has opened q
SCHOOL fcr the instruction Of youth, Sc, 10
Bbepherdstown.
His plan Of instruction will embrace Ortho-
graphy, Reading, Penmanship. Arithmetic. Eng
llsh Grammar, Geography, MAPPING. Natural
Philosophy. History. Elements Of Geometry,
Meneurntion, Surveying &c. sc, and will be
80 executed ssto impart thorough knowledge
OF each or al Of these braDehes il as short a
time as practicable. Having enjoyed The adj
yantagss offered 10 eight yesrs' experiences as
Preeeplor, he fathers himself that he shall be
able 10 render entire satisfaction 10 suehaas may
favor him with their patronage, and thai he
nnail receive such encouragement as will jusli-
tyta permanent location here.
he has beep Kindly permitted to occupy, for
the present fhe Preshyierihn Lecture Room
Hhena ch1nge is made. due notice will be given
TERMS Or TUITION PER Quarter:
For 0rthogrsphy, Reading, Penmanship, and firth
mstie So 90
Do. do do do. do.
nth Grammar, Geography MAPPING, Ma.
t,traf Philosophy, and History 90
Geometry .NsnAnaiion Surveying, &c. S 90
Sbepherdstownl june 8. ls43.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

Drsss.-Thers is not 40 houf ii The day
n which ! man so much likesio see his
wife dressed with neatness. IS when she
tsavss her bed room and sis Down to
bfeaktasA Al any other noment vq'lits
stimulates hs. efforts at The toilette, Tor
she expects 10 be ses.-bnt a. this fesired
and early hour, il is for he very sake Of
cleanliness, for the very sake ofEpleasipe
| her husband. "a woman should never
appear uniidily OF BADLY drsssstS 81 the
pfesence Of her husband" While be 49,
her lover, whata sad piece Of business i
4 he caught her dressed to disadvpntage
lob. dear there be il, and my hair all ID
pap era; aud this frightiul, unbecoming
scipl I had no ideahe would tage been
Ihe-e-en early--lsl ms oifio N.Y.. letle VI
But now be Is your husband-"D Dear me.
what consequence is its-My object is
gained. Ny effort TO win him, my little
usaneuvres 10 captivate, have been sue
cessful; and il is very hard if woman is
loFpass her lite in ehdeavoring to please
her husband g. remember greatly'admi-
ring lady who lived among the noun
talhs, and scarcely saw anv one but her
husband. She was rather plain woman
-yet when she sat down to breakfast
each morning. and all the day long. her
extreme 0easness, and attention 10 the
nifenessl Of her appearance, made her
quite an agreeable object. erhusband
loved her and would look at her with more
pleasure than at pretty woman dressed
in a. slovenly manner;-for believe me,
those things, Qhough your husband APP
pears not TO notice them. nor, perhaps. is
be conscious ofthe cause) strongly pos.
sess the power of pleasing or displeasing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
n DIT II % H.
To the FarmcrsofF Frederick
Clarke and jefferson.

AM prepared 10 DO al kinds OF GRIND
~ ING, such as Wheat, Buckwheat, Rye,
Corn. Plaster, Sc /. 10 the very best manner
wish 70 Inform farmers, and The public general
\ y, that have on hand. aud intend keeping, for
all who are disposed to deal with me. the best
Saper, Extra Super, and Family Flour,
which will sell on fair terms fortcash, or ex-
change for good merchandise Wheat. Ny
Flour, Twill say shall be equal 10, IL NOT better
than any made IN thssvalley. 10 a word will
say ] won't be beati
JAMES L. ROBERTS.
Bfucefown, Frederick CO., June 9, ls43 st
gJ-N. 3. ! wish to buy a on 500 bushels
of good wMR1TD WIRE Ar for
which I will pay The highest market price in
cash. Twill at alftimes buy good Red Wheat,
anu pay fair marke, price on delivery.
j. L. R.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

viii z Suhscribsr. anxious 70 employ bis tine
Satisfactorily. s induced 70 ODER nis
10 lie pabIie n the cepaeiiJ Of
49, u nd asks their pafrou-
81 Mnsic. His mode 81 i1slf1eFIon s.eshle Of
eomfrelensiop, yel embraees many highs in
poftspt principles, g6ich sre but rarely implan..
ed upon he mind Of tbe novice.
The course will consist Of "a Iessons Of one
hour each a wbich~time thorough knowI.
eegs q .he fundamental principles Of Flute Mi
&c nj be impaired % The pupil y
10 eonsidefalion DC tie general enbsrrsss-
menis Of ne times have beenindbced 10 make
ny Terms 90 low, = 70 bring within The reach Of
AZ, NE nsats ofncqniring a thorough knowI-
tRe.of Flute Music.
IsaEs :.F'of 2 |effops =. psYable balf ans
fint tlt course the b.iA1cs II l4e expiration
Of ihe course
fAppiiepsions 10 become members Of the
class can be len at The Free Press Office, where
testimonials . % ny capacity as an Instructor
can Pc seen HENRY MILLER.
Cbarlesiown, June 8. Ie43-3t.
~, should q sufficient number OF gentle
men apply, 10 justify the undertaking. / will
ieaeh, on ;he same terms, on the CLARIoNET.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

The following exquisite liltle gem q Poe.fj
vas uritsan Tor recent eeltbraiioa IN Boston, p,
N. II. WETaEkBKE, haFd-vorking slc1e-cnt
IeF -
Gods spirit smiles 10 flov'rs,
And ID soft summer shou'rs,
he sends his love.
~ Zach dew-drop speAks His praise,
Light ifo%6S 9 Do
The tiny vines NAT cr.s,
Along the ravihes steep F.
Obey His nod
The golden orb OF DAY,
And oeran's created spray
To him due homage pay
Creations Goi,1
Thus Eriendskip wears is bloom,
Hdxmiles beyond ne tomb.
n IS o~n LIGHT
may that Lepe be ours,
Which eilds ffe's darkest hours.
Cheering like smiling 6oE'rs,
Hopes deepest night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
JOHN H0BS0N
John SYKES
EORlHS9o

A s. ny Professional engagements take me
"A frequently hnd al irregular times 10 Har-
PersFsrrs, IhaFe-deemed It better to ok upon
some eerssiSd day TO visit there, so that persons
Of thai place, who have business with me, will
know when 10 expect me, and ny friends Of
this neighborhood know whenI am absent, and
the occasion Of my absence. g
I therefore give aotice, that hereafter, l will
be u the Office Of Gerard B. Wager, Esq, on err,
Fsdaesasy. between fhe hours Of 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, and O'Clock, m.
TM. .. THOMPSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

HAVE Just received large tupply ofyVald
ronss and DafiinKs Grain and Grass sc,,hes
Snedds. Patent Rifles, and whet Stones. &c.
&C.. -uhlch will Be sold low on m usual terms.
Also. on hand and Cor sale. large stock q
Herring. Ground Alum and Fine Sail. Shad "a.
con. Lard, and Potatoes. together with general
lssorsmeM Of Groceries, which win Be sold
sloae Tor cash OF eouetry produce, very low
Those wishing any oflhe above articles are in.
siled TO cali. - MILLER
~9hne S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

! Law reh1tipe 10 hurried IHomer ~ Most
.ofNour readers are probably not aware Of
The enactment Of our lale Legislature.
whereby the property Of the wife Is ex-
elrnpl from liabilityFlor The debts Of the
husband. The passage Of this law iadi-
|casessthe existence Of high and cbigal-
rig sense Of Justice among tbe members
FOL that body: II restores 10 the other sex
Alright Of which they have loag been de-.
priye1, and viii unquestionabIy alleviate
mech q that direfnt misery's [ths tolera-
ton Of which has been a DISGRACE 10 bn-N
manity) resulting from our previous laws
Of personal property. The worthy aud
unsnspeciing female often falls victim
iofhe wiles Of designing villain, who
! 4eeks 70 repair squandered torthne, and
regain his former station IN society. By
m arrvng aweaitby vile 1xa.ll.aEs s4se.as4s.4s
ana fnsidivuspess Of the serpent, hisskfIl.
fni descending and hypocrisy secure for
ham place III the affections Of bis delud-
ed victim. He il but loo successful III
the Consideration OF his helliSh schenl-
,ns. and it Is reserved for the neglect, and
sometimes even the cruelty Of her hus-
paNAb " utsS0ett ~ SlO \. tt4o t11t1UIu 8
secret. thatit was the glitter other gold.
and not he excellence Of Der character.
That was so fascinating in his eyes Rsck.
less speculation, or continual dissipation.
SOON involves hin Ia debt-brirgs bin j
saHered b9ggar 10 The door Of run. and
drives bis coniding wifa and unoEsnaing
children upon the charity of 4 coll, ua-
feeling world. Was il just, that her pro
perry should be sacrificed 70 satisfy tie
cupidity Of creditors. some OF whonn uefe.
most probshay auxisiarY 10. If not Ire i'm
mediate cause Of his doxnfslls Neyer.
Twas neyerintended1 the innocent should
expiate the offences Of The gdiisy--thats
weak. helpless woman sliould be brought
:oadegradation and want because 81 her.
! miscresni husband Sociesg or rather the
female portion 81 ii. has long suffered for
some such aniidote 10 siiIany as THIS law
must inevitably prove.
| Soaersss M HERALD
/ a farm Of p acres Al Flaibush. III VII
wlah 2 house on i pf but litile value sold
lately al auction, Wy order Of Chsncery.
! fol 81 500 or 1900 per acre. att cast
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

FATAL FIGHT In Al COURT noon -
The Canton Miss Democrat Of The 2oih old
gives the fOllo1ing accouns Of falal rencontel
in the Court room d ihsi place -
We stop the press 10 announce that i
fatal rencontre has just taken place 10 our
court room, during Tie session of TIE
Court, between U.s. Ellington. Esq and
T. G. Topper. Esq aiE Upper was ad.
dressing the Jury upon The trial Of crin-
inal case, in which Ellington was prose-
cutor. and was commenting legiiimaiely
and properly upon The evidence, when
Ellington came u?behind himg and struck
him twide or thrice over The head with !
huge stick. Mr.. T. lhereupon s+Szed !
sword cane that lay near him. With eSaiah
be stabbed his antagonist under the Lett
arm.
4 Mr.. f. died few minutes Afterwards
Great confusion prevailed il The Court
room, and bis honor. Judge Rollins. IA
iourned the Courlfor short time. An
who witnessed the scene, concur 10 The
opinion that Mr.. Tupper's conduct Wa
perfectly justifabis. il indeed. ii was Dol
praiseworthy, and the fate Of Ellington
well deserved.
r q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

VENETIAN BLINDS.
Y1 HAVE5on pair Of elegant veniti.r Blina~.
g lar ssle low EN- AisQUITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

a large Ciapst-A late English pa
per slates that IN me new Roman Calhol
nc church q Corey, in The county Of Wfexs
lord, The Very Rev. Theobald Mathe =
administered The teetotal pledge 10 90 Doc
persons on The Est oil May. This Chapel
covers an area Of 10 623 square feet /;
IS OF a crucial form, OF The Norman Goth.
&c style OF architecture and is considered
the flnest ecclesiastical building erected
BY the Catholics of those Counties since
he Reformation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

~ y JNTn
DRINE New orlssns.Sagars4.
Do Coffee pte cents.
Prime Aiolaises Al ava.
Alse Cbocoials. Rice, whef Stones. s.xthes.
e; e. q n AIsQUITHss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
Commission business.
Co-PARTNERSHIp.

ENyHE undersigned have formed Co Partner
Il ship for the purpose Of transactiug a
Commission Business for the sale of 0UNTRY
PRODUCE generally, under the firm Of JoHs
HoBsoE CO.. and are now prepared TO receive
consiguments Of Flour and any other kinds Of
Produce at their Warehouse 10 South Howard
ttreet, second door north Of Prattstreet Ad-
vances win be made when required
ar JOHN HoBSoN,
JOHN SYKES.
Baltimore, juno 8, lsl3--3t
Rtftrsnesf - Messrs. Talbot Jones & Co,
Lsnestfeet & Sons, and w s woodside. Sup'l
oflhe ;. 4 o. Rail Road, Baltimore; Mr.. Tho
mas Whittier, Frederick Md; and 10 Fountain
neekham, Esq. Harpsrs-Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

EhiGRANTs "a train Of seventeen cars
filed upwith emigranis, Numbering Be.
tween two and three hundred arrived 10
Rochester, % the "a inst, from The Eksi
and proceeded On Their Fay to Michigan
and Wisconsin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22


Ia Fact IN fapor Of Home Prsteotioa IS.
On the FIRST day Of February. a new pat
Tern Tern q Mouselinetde LANES arrived at
New York, and were offered by the I'M
porter 81 IA cents pc! yard By The case -
Ihe agent OF a Rhode Island calicoprni-.
ing estabiishmentIfo forwarded piece Of
the new style Of goods TO Providence HE
dsy alter their arrival and in l6 days he
nag tlle same style Of goods aud equal fab
rick ia New YORK selling il at To- cents.
pei yard. The manufac,uref had but IL
days 10 engrave the ne paitern ona con.
per cylinder, then hardened and ready
foF impression Tie compound of inere !.
dlsnls Tor color discovered by chemical
experimenis--the Cloth printed, dried and
cased for market ~. Georgetown .Idr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

a farm Of p acres Al Flaibush. N. VII.
wiah house on il of bit little value. sold
lately al auction, Wy order Of Chsncery,
fof 81 800, OF $500 Per acre. all cash
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
CHEAP WHISKEY

TNoR Harvest, Al
5aoe Is. AisoulrH's.
HIST No. Gro. Herring. shad. and Bacon
= Z MILLER's.