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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
CWENP HNRGAINa.


n p W liEiSktLL, U's received and Is now
3 opening nj the Gunner OF Union and Mar ~
Street, uppr>ile : ,rIh West corner of The MARKET
HOUSE, a large suppl, of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
t. witch he res reciiuIly invites the attention Of
the public. l. has hocuur customary Tor persons
processing To he Nlrlch1is cndcuvrr To- create
EICiemenE" by rul.rug iurlL improbable ialemouls
IN regard a. he Tu"uIy aud rhCnFucss ~ .hcir
Gupds. that u = be presumed that Ihe pnhC have
become disguised win "snch tricks of trade ar.d
Will lie satIsiC' with the truth All persons wi>h-
ing 10 purchase Goods al small advance ~ the
Eastern cus' arc invited 90 CALL an! l are assured
that IhIs viii be Ihr case, aud nu u,.srkc. o w
UcIskell "uunm sell hIs goods low rs Country
klerChIuIs parciase Ihcu u the Eastern cItlts;
hut VII sell cheap a Ihcy can he hpushi ru
wheeling TIE punIlc will Gud almost every orrI-
Gle Of DRY GOODS al his Store, suitable Tor The
eas0n.
500 ps American Prints exceedingly 'hear; 100
pieces English and Fgcuch Cuulz; % pieces Earle.
ton, Manchester. French AMI domestic Ciugham.;
- bales Brown Muslin all prices $50 plereS
blraChed Muslin very cheap; Checks and Furniture
Collins; Irs+ Linens; Brown Holland; Grass Linen
for Goals; Crash; Blown l. men; Table CluIIs; Brown
aud Bleachcd Fable Diaper, Towel Diaper. BluiScyc
Diaper; Flauuels all col irs; BI,rkBue Dab Brown.
Green AMI Invisible Green Cloths; New sirle En-.
Rlrsh Fancy C,s.imeres; Cns=iurirs and Kcniucky
Jeans; 6inrk and Brown summer Cloth of vnritus
qualities; Black aud Mixed DrlIn- Cuuonalrs. Sc;
GImhw"us, Grape and cTnre hs-e. Mrusliu lie
.laues; BIlZTucs new styles Pointed SlXpuicsi Bon
mel SILKS aud aW ~; also liuiug- wiIlc, black and
MIXED silk and cotton hose aud ni hu~c Bpmh1ZiuCs
Nrrun; Aiplrhn cloth; Black Italian and other Shk.
Splendid assortment at NosuuI-; silk aud 'rihhy
VeIyels; Silk Br.chc and Nrusin de LAM Sh1,,.;
I7dIcs' Cuylt; Green Baugr; ChIur.y Ych;
Silk and Linen Cimnrr II iudkrichiri.; Back Sis
Cotton, Mpuuir auJ nd Gloves; Light C"ored
Glp@cs and ucN style Mus; LsIc and Frrfnd Lace
Edgrugs and Fu1In1-; Jacpuoi oui Swiss Edeurs
aud Inserting; \ yrrcty ciC Cup aui BInret RIB.
buHs; Jrruuri. Swiss aud Null Mu~Ia. T1fi~un
Muslin f1r Bprueis; BphhineIrs; Fancy Mus. PLAIN
and Figured. Ingram CarpcuuE oud Rugs; CUl,uu
fufus from so > Co %, Cu'rrcd Carpet YIrus.
BONNErS. BONNLTS. new STYLE SFuug BON
nets very great variety iur LrIrrs aud Cnrtroa
Palm Leni ilnfs.ycy cheap mlr 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

Wcsisidc Of Main street, Wheeling. Ia.

IYesi side Of Main street. Wheeling, Ia.
TAVE on hand and are constantly manuiaciur.
3 ing general assortment Of superior mr. and
silk haas. They have receive the laicst spring
fashion, from Spv OTk and are now prepared
e.. supply 10 or6Ci all sizes and qualities, IA the
r.s-cnr or PAS style, a. may suit customers
BLACK a0d Drah Deay1T and Castor, Plain
White Russia aud Napt Hats.
They also keep unnaEd an assert emf Of plain
ans fancy mems (. I'd .Oss fur and cloth caps,
"a, (which g. ey offer 20 their cu-f1Wcrs and the
public ON he most pleasing terms.
AII orders front country merchants md cea.-
ere ur1m.tIv f led 900 iHa os Iaypral. e terms.
IhUuklEi for 'bs liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received trey solicit share IT pub
Ic patronage winch trCv are determined % de-
serve by prompt attention. persona, application
o. business and Cusapout favor. bic votes.
TfErI=-V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
ElASTS.

"a ONE oft y0ur rough sfuT hul the pure P0rsiin
- mnu WupI. Ju-r received Hy a s TODD aI
rHc ssr ul she BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. 0run
fhc .asr. 20 - pudId recruitment GrurIfr ru. ladies
Nlr.sr-' Er,s' aud CHrHr.n' PsrImmuu LASTS.
AI-o.,.ry superior BOOT TEEEs.u nr s..I tur
Ca-Ir % Eastern prices AIsr.a EeurmI .-s.rrmeur
of Gnd.rg-, Leather OF 900 .iuds. Br.rs, oumrs aud
I.hrue, sc. Coll 90 .uu sIuIu end "i Nrr.''
~ruarc IeI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

WHEELING, Va.
Tg'IiE SUBSCRIBER is NOW prcr1r,r. vI'h he
Z necessary machinery, AMI i successfully
rrcsccu'i ing the manufacture of Lord ell ~ his
establishment on Nmksl 'llev. being C~ub.ed
with hIz pre- ~ mach nerr tG turn ont atout six
.uu. red ~ Ions Week, %! Oh rrat o." warTsuts
e,uH. 10 0uv manufactured ia he United Srnrss,
t"r I'll purposes equal Co the test SICW, ard 10 Z
U1'AlHcr far superior u any on or Kim OF on.
lie Is eUaUIyd 10 sell ~ thu luv est Cincinnati
nUcCs. NiH,Ts m"chlu!sIs, uCr hauts and other 5
are invited g. EIrc him CALI be IS TrCpu1eu 20
=,' wholesale o. retail, on such terms rs cannot
tll. 10 please. @ pa up 90 barre 8, Kegs, cans
orlu any UaUuCro or quantity 20 srIi purchasers.
All C.l,Iz promptly atlulCcs o. ACdress
NJ WARREN.
Cashrrit or Lard. msrI7
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MANUFACTURES.
WINDOW GLASS.

FFI SINAIEs e. JAMES II EOBrRTS.
y rtsrecli".iy i-'nuQ the rutiic rIri they
'"n, 'e'r- IHi" '"-U1ri5cslip 90 no manu- racture
-, "'tH" Glass ut HE Glass Factory i4 South
""e''i'F "HrF" they vail alvey. Keen on baud n
SOC" Oh. D.'ss OF al sizes, which Ihcy vii sell N
...'f "' '.o ."v es' pf"ts. Orders aGaresscF n,
.." ".. .e Prompts filed with an article war.
,'.'' '' 'f 'q"ni Go any Cy,iudcr Chs manu-.
''- on Cn"u'rv ,rr gS-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
CIIEAP IAKDNAl.E.

OFT & GREER, No I59 l.Giu sfr,et have
l'sl rec" vl1 tr. IN supply Of .s.drCt-G~e
c'hslslaG OF Or s. and Gran Soy thGs. - CIts,
. Ne I.luss 5Ed Stol IS, N.Ul SAWS, Cross
M saw nanG saws, ie9Or Saws, Knives aud
Fork. Pocket Knives, lion Nir,. Lam Loc. 3
Door LafcHtE, BuIt Hinges, Tsoi- hiuzts. Illt.
Chest, Cu.ooard, Trunk and Pad IUcks, all
cry other aIflcie Ia Ibe Hsrdrar, line An OF
"nl'l they ".a sci. ~ prices that mus, p case.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
GRAF ( BNLLENBERG,


ID ESrEC rFJLlG uipr.u JIo uIuZaus of Vince
J I huZ, uud Their reads ia sc",rni, 'hat they
are now receiving AT ttlrst ars, on ,n 'nDlih- as
corner of ~ lin street aud Market ALLEY, their Sec
onI supply OF a large ald So rucId a-sbTJment OF
SJIils aud sum uer Goods PUr~pEs before % .r-
cIasn are lu.Irai 20 call and examine Jugir $40,
and they will dad "A s.il greater reduction ia ihg
price OF Dry Goods. L'!r stock consists IN
Ia { Of on. 5iI0NIng desirable 1iucies:
vol dye Broad clptus Olcvsry color and qHa-
liy from 81, 20 s. pr Naro. \ good assortment
Of superior fancy ussiHurss iur SUuugE wear.
Premium CIasIaCts aud jeans for IS CENTS aud
upwards, OF all co JTs uut Qualities. super ul
London CashWeTeUs. ENua wide plain aud RIB
led ,jamhrJous. \ superior arm g of ,4IuulusHt'
las fpr sun uCr wear. \ l4T-e assortment % -
nm aai Cotton sluiis for pants. Superior Lon
don Alpaca and Saxon Cloths. Pdr.-tcuue su},
OF B.lZlrenrs, Lawns Mousirns de lanes, Chdl-
leys. Sit.S, plain. Stup.t, On me lnu eros. bar
Tsi NatyUuI. eros zee itglre, Gro De May, GuG
PJl,t a.. Soc. Plain aud H-urei, black aud blu,
black Bomha2inCs. ScGTis and Mauu.lH-. \ tiut
assJriIlg q ul Crayau and : .arfs luF LatI,s.--
Nous an De Laius, Black Fulei, MuhlIr aud silk
shsVi4. JleUurtt, NUH, CamuTIc, bJ Il, auu &c
eiHEs Scotch, Far stD3 aad Manchester Gug
hams Um1rcj,ss ant pa-as1ls very cheap. u
large stock of Palm Tia s.. Ausqucru BARS. =
laT,e arr very 0p stock OF gloves aGd hosiery.
Together with thirty tHausTua yards of Nj sim
aud Calico from 10 II culIS per yard. Country
Mer chants NIi hnd as mich TO their JIvautsg
. call aud examine their stock, aud they wit ug
convinced that they ctu purchase their goods o!
Us at Eastern prIyts.
Don't forget TO call at tic Great western.
d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
INSURANCE.

n > lSkS will hc taken y the FIRE & MARINE
e - INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
~ RE iolres, r4fes on
Buildings Of u'. kinds, st ne, brick or wooden
ala ttCr cun'eut-:
= ca non' s. factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
Aud merchandise 81 al kinds.
Ana AGAINST all dangers attending the trans
D"riauou ofgDods uuTIyeEs, lakes, sGas canals
an railroads.
+ Ccnlra.tDr Of Tho comNaryas TO rr0mp-
nude ana IhDru'Ify ~ The adjustment aud pa
euJ ct l'ssgs we n.-E leave refer % tU. m,r-
cnaGt- I tGls place arC else where wnU nave had
IN. H'I"-IH- 4 I claims upon Us. HrC
0Ii. O VAIN s.. .IANE Soy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY By
JAMES L. WHARTON,

AT rus CORNER or UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
WESi ERIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CArL-rAI .E.M NON

N'HiS company .triug now duly orra nizci "a
pre- dre1 TO make lusUra' &c ON ryC.y Ces-
c'lfpiuu ofFrc d Marine Risks, such D.. Cyyol
Ijug Houses, Store EodsDz &c WIKI their CON.
tents. Also, cam Runfs. TAT RoIts and he. ]
a ;. with thtly cUEgDts, 10 q cd ON any Turt
ON 2 Ohio and NIss.sSIyrI rivers. 0r their trib-
"rary streams. App IcIfI1H ( r lnsuraI o o.,
made FIR the present al the Office oftlc VIII al
~ 2 Savings lns lljUuou
au. r MCCOY, Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

SWEARINGEN & CRUMBACKER.
I FORWARDING And COMMISSION
iLERCIANYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
ALLMAN & n1AXMELL.

WUT GUILD respectfully Iutrrm the customers
30 Of the late firm of T. Pollock x 60, and
the pubic -enrrCIIy, that they have received from
the east: aud nave now opened al the old stand,
Formerly uccup Ell by T. Pollock g. 90, No 1872,
corner OF Main and Union Suetfs. large uUd
well selected stock OF BOOTS * SHOES, CON
-IsfrU2 90 part rs follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

q N'iLS AID VlCES.-A good assortment
"a received and Tor sa!s by
maj 10 OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

~ milo BAGS. 10 drz r7rssre Ioo. hv
y A. 10 M'KLE g. 90
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DR. Y-G 90 =.


GREAT WESTERN.
lMpOErNN" NEWS rOF'IEPUBlIC. TIE
GREAT WESTERN DRY GOODS STORE A.
GNlNSr TdE WORLD FOR BARGAINS.
[cI&,raR 40 suLL CHEAPER, THAN tar CHEAP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
Kuy'TVCKY TOBACCO,

KENTUCKY TOBACCO.
- KEGS Tvisr.
- 5 brncsl DO. Lump.
JuN received un consignment and for sale OF ma
uu .arIure.'s price hy
ie27 SWEARINGEN &CRUMBACKER.
= 4 EUOGANY-3 huTes VeneFrng,
ss seis chair sruT; - ps z IN rn.s and PANELS.
81 rs Cunin Board.: ps % mud 1914 Stuff
Is 90 Suck The above will hC sold lnw Tor cash
Eh2 y CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

T. BLOWS ois. sizes. warranted goo1. for
liz OFT & GREER.
m
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s. =. HCLLENEN, DENTAL SURGEON.
q FFICE, No Gil, Main s.. a few doors ub,ye
( = The Virginia Hy'ei, Wheeling, Va.
in0y II Il
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49, TRIliNIIN q Il

4 SPLEN DlD assorlni.n,o Of Co.cI lar, y,-aSs
AMI Nf'rs- Hub Btuss Dg-H Fraraes,
ito3 axle, i.npuc Springs, Patent a "A Len
turr. Scr &c. 10 G- found nj ha.t tiuss pf:c.s d;
l-l5 4EE g Gttf- \ No 10 Naf. ~.
r z Emp AND FLAX.-Tro b,s,e,r CT
Il s prlre paul rur HEMP G,d FLAX ~ ihe
satsru""T al the head ui WaIcr ~. : L Landing.
Jun 10 CHARLES W BERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

eli EAPES'T DRY GOODS IN
CREATIDN
MY I'D SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS.
loFrEN TRIED. BrT CAST tE BEAT. ~ SIZZLING
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS N THE WESTERN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
a MEXICAN HARDWARE ANT

& WE.TCtS IEhEDWs ARE AND
"a CCTLFRY.-Tre subscriber hr-i.'.' r.o"lv-
cd a fresh SUPPLY Of HARDWARE 6 CU.rl ERY.
ihc mos, ur uHch Is Amrrr.u luanaar rr~ 80 great
~ riuccJ prices. and o. equal quality win lho 7rzt
English m7uuC1r.ure Those Who ure nc0ra nod
i'm me prizes ~ T50rIv-re viii please call and
The rr4rural uvc,nllpr 81 what o. called hv some
the Iore nigh Tar q on The GLOWING Articles, al Il.
tqrrIf0r.
NULSAWS cross CUT SAWS
PITT DO HAND dp
WEB nc lick. TI1crs, Screws
Eu.rher Lufvcs SN-o k0vrs Lr',hCs. Caud,.,ricks.
Cu,iors, Rules. r j. Sduaros, Tlln" Birs, Clspi-
Stew drryrr-, Conn .ssnr, Aua'.r-, g mhlcis, Bells
Ayr- Fror NJzas, l-r.hora, Brzho-. &c. together
vuh p r.--. ',g OF Scy lhcs, Schjes. Sry'he RrGss
and S~,ue mes SAML NEEL.
inca
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

single P'pr-s irr sl7e BY Inc ctfri.rs and al lie
oincu ~ cents crpy.
The Weekly poncr. the Western Virginia Times.
Published nu Wednesday NJ :! 90 per amman
IN advance or 80 a. upl paid within one month
from the beginning ortbc year Nouew subscribers
wall be received, cy,ent such as pay IA advance.
For moIth, II 81 Isiuyarlahly charged. No
Ihscribcr received tor less term tnan Sly months,
and ua paper discontinued. eN ,cp artbe discretion
OF the plhlisier, until all srreaSugcs arc paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
ALEXANNER mENNfAN.

EH As just received and is daily receiving, by
= = Ga" Fast Lines, the most splendid a~s1rt-
mrut of Dry Goods ever ,u,i,d 'o the puauc,
which Will be sold, " huiCsJIc or retail at low
or price fh11 any other store ~ tnc Western
Country. the GLOWING comprises portion Of
his ST,'ppGli stocN of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

500 do CuI'drsns' Shoes.
Also % Jorge stock of u-m'osk and Oak Ton
Spanish Sole Leather Upper Leather. Calf an.
Moro zoo skins, Il ntI0g aud Lining >a"si toe
-ofher with <rus Thread Nails auI rtEa, H..
Of winch wC are wf.I1E fu sell Br n small advance
~ CASH. Those wishing FOB u,.TrUa-u. H.'. a.
wei, 10 ElFc as call before puruhIslul elsewhere.
may Cu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

$50 in"I'RS, SO.VJ Inrce months S1Nu
Advertisements inserted al Forbid or without
express order. viii Boz inserted uuiI ordered ouI
anil charged one dollar fr IN three Insertions, aui
Il 90, irr each insertion alter. Advertisements
use ted hires times . week tor r4ree iour,hs the
a owe. Weekly iur one half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

~ W llEiSkELL, H1s received and Is now
3 opening NJ lhc Curncr OF Union nud Mar -
Srecr, uppu,ire : ,rrh West corner Of The MARKET
HOUSE, Il large supply of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31

u The Cleopatra, Which left this port on
Monday sftsaoep when within ahor; seven miles Of Nor
sieh Al about hsf pssa O'clock on Tuesday morning
erokr her walking beam and piston rod The steamboat
Thorn was dispatched from Norwich, AID .ock her pas
seogsTs with their baggage and such lgh, freight
supposed 10 Be prshahe The passengers reached Boston
about half pas; o'clock Yesterday double ain Of
despatched TUESDAY from Boston The Pro,idsnce
and Stonnson Road accommodate the passengers or the
Rhode Island. there being boat Norwich that day The
Cieopatrs was TO BE- tewed back to New London.
u The loss of Mr.. Thayer, from the burning
his dis,iicy cncunA on The esd instant s said 10
be irom 20 70 saso This is the sscoaa ,ime M Thayes
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31
gy THIS AoRNING,s NAIL.

Fgou FLos.pA.-By the l :. steamer Gen
n T,,vt.t srr.,sG l 3 luus-gs he 2';h izsah; -
as sls =Eich, aoTetes, eeafiias He'h'Ss
Ie-1l q. =luca gaI-Eszt
~ r,i.r- 70 raa:fys, ,be ms. faead!s disf,2s'
ti14 l-;=r = In savannah ReFa6l.eAa dA.=' i.o' :
johns Buii Aa-. - s.ys. -. -
The crops la, sect,cn Of country, atll
-jczsrlv We hays be5a ;h-s=:saed NS'h ihe Fasioa'
orra III caterpillar: aad MANY Pla,srs i'fs'Ta
.ans--a=1rs f.5ra ;- zaf'-~s nav !vt 80
- ,s- real simon faf.l IT, ho~errf they ,Hol'e
cc,-ru c1r=.piller which iss'~ :" IA s22a
s.3,y ,hsr- vii u5s 5e Sod enoa. E.."s TO T. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31
Things in Philadelphia.
From cur Correspondent
.n z

P,srLspELrglA, Aus. 30. P VI
,.,,-sr..-5,..i. SouI>Ario.s.-Th- Wing De!'
z,x 5f ia. IS. Congressional District, a. iA'f .1
r-a.r .frzo5s rnat- -hs following Eo:nIaaiga' l2 Ia
-: Wn C. smith Z. Joy SOrris, Nathan SafSs2''
Wns 4 Crab6, George " Toiand !'tnes ii'HaA' iisA!
Tolat- : ,tc,,#
assembled :b evening When N Commute lPP'lsIu =
,,, or John -. scott E.sg MI rePoEt a5 - ~ 'i4
rrntz.4 ai ;.t gentleman relative 70 his uaA7.in'1
saIaation s.; Mayor. la case 7i his coatG-n &C
- ,sv,as # gtg swift = 7. conrad Samuel N2rrL'
%t,rrs liclfieh.-l aad John Wisgaud AZ spoken o.
,xer,t.g FL.sf Up--TheIe 1.and 5ifrfYts La''
Is; evening Il-=ilnE q our !-eceF 30 i .iIS
tjos- 70 t:,s STATE CcnyeG;iaa Ha.Elsbus i-i- az
-.re,i 70 b. tyyo lr,=s present, one inatias GyA
smith IS President = Inc Other shouted Tor .s-fa nal
r.! i,- r.rty seemed 70 PIE, al, sLd whea ll IL "s
H.. .,,zir the pu oct, szd seen. oi tnfi Io
,S rDnest with Yelling and honug ~ t- MICS, o.
.hclI -y-ry aPT--ssc 10 be rushing 'o"atu' ''ie
y. business tr.s.sactst
Ma S-,BBISc.-A yoaag man. about 10 ye2rs.oi az
w., stabbed ,sr evening" by al a3Aacn med isinai1 N e
ari-borhcGd oi Shpira aud s-Ssrih-stiret' INC
i,:zke. !l for t-g Irauour, against "i'n' SIZE lzH W."
Eir.-y ne sounds were inflicted IN The aecs laG arm
and a.: got considered dangerous Tas s9man e3cais'
IiosRIsls srEcIoE.A mos dfe4diai 's'c's 'ef ~
y;sray afternoon the Columbia raiiFoad near me M
lje-a pi,r- 4 passenger naue4 Charles iH-, aged a'2u
10 accompanied 5y h aged about - "ho hAa -''
, cars d, Harrisburg With the intention OF pfoceanl
,Ii, CITY, s.-l -oul - one which lie was seated tna
fr- rlrace shor; distance threw himself uFan MS o+CH
.crnss the ra When th- wheels passed o'-f hl> i
crushing his bcdy IN "A Shoching mairF enc A''l'I- "
Instantly HIS son that earl in the morning, his Ia
.hsr expressed drs,r=to sill himself
Sxaiou. CrAEG..-'Thomas Reda-n. weaver, Wa az
,. and f.szp before the t,ayor Yesterday af;emooo
cis god with conspiracy prevent James G'eSIe f5i
on suing L sv:a! business held to b.i N S-ooo On
suo;.er similar cla7e he w1s bound over IN $500
LGar-It hss lozg been the Fraccr Of many o our
,!mef. pa-,rula-l. haseco from Berks County; TO
seUpy stand in ,le yard Of some one Of the Numerous
.ysrn along tie uqP=r plrio 5 coettFee ana is "a
Hy marketing f-ineaty escaping ths notice Of jI Cis;S.
ThClerk seized SEQ pounds ct butter briohsias
70 one person all ri ic, rl short Of weight 4 porto"
Of II WAS nearly less than The pound, AMI i;2
yniaa,io the article turned 70 be nothing more than
lrsiu butter worked up into pcuud Jumps.
THE N,RSETs-Ou markets contInue ahuniaEiiy Sterso
with the good hlns OF the season TIE Jersey market, the
sidewalks fronting ;ie same and the cellars from Front tc
second street; which occupied by the hucEs'eTs are an
dled with peschss eppes, Peaches oi superior qoa
II, sold o-day At 81 per bushel; sweet potatoes
ID w.,rmelons - 10 per hundred Butter o.: The
eontiaue .: 10 y ceats per dozen. Other articles are
equally reasonable
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31
SILK Convention.

The success OF the recent experiments IN the
Culture Of SIX bv means OF opea-feeding, the m
7:ore1nen,s N the silk reel, DC. has created an
awakening On this SUBJECT, extending faE ano
wide orer our countrr. The American Institute
mas ben induced, at the solicitation OF great num-
ber engaged in this branch OF industry in differ
ent sections OF our country, to notify Conven-
ton to be held in this city the first week OF the
Sixteenth Far, giz: THrasDAT THE TWELFTH
OF OCTOBER NEXT, with q view fully TO discuss
this important matter, and to collect, ernbody and
publish al that experience can supply.
The following special Circular has Just been
issued. The statesman, the political economist.
and in fact the great agricultural interest Of the
country. are deeply interested IN the cal Of this
Convention. More than twenty millions OF dol
lars value Of Six mas been imported into the
United States in one year, when it is believed II
IS altogether in our power no, only to supply
wi,hin ourselves. and from our own labor, this
amount. but at the same time to be the exporters
Of a greater amount, without materially detract-
ing from any other branch OF industry. We
commend the zeal OF the Institute, and hope and
trust its Circular vii! be seconded by early anc
encouraging responses from every section OF this
GREAT country
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31
The warren Murder.

The Court convened at Q O'Clock. The cues
;on the admission of he dec,.stion John Isrl ;si
ne had tSo S$ bills Of the y ew i 6aaH his possess
ION on the Sionda, before the rur,-f bfou:ht up
PnsoueFs COUNSEL objected The obj-ctoa sustained
John SegrGreS erGmiaed-Is Constable ::
ia, hsd executions against Ca-r date .i.rci
- other in Apr! Of this ,e-r beng paid -yir h
goods the 2lst Of APr told him E- would advertise
them to be sold the Tuesday following tersr said h,
would give him $50 be would 90 So Witge, could
aot o. bough: thar way: waited. however one wcek
Carter short after and gave Ina Do ar.iaS
Van Dorsn security, uE;Il THURSDAY which ia a paid
hic $40 which did discharge l lesser sI-cu;oa
This the 2Tgt Of i pr Carter urged HIM su5,.-
quea;y 20 delay me procedure tie eser execution and
proposed 70 sell horse raise the al6
hlm hs couid acr rs thrge money n t cyu8t-l
Carte! then SAID old Johnny Pa.ks had S3lOO0 G Possess
ION. Told aiul he ws' foolish tie coGnt7y had
ihlt amount Ite SAID Re has. .by c.; know all
.bout Ps.ke ;old short sco he he'd al III hard
,nozey he had obtained for 2s years. "ugss sad y,
would be up TUESDAY and Carter mus. s.ye :L money
Tor HIM h said ne would 30 what h c1ul Silr;-! ~
TUESDAY. accorlircly. Tor Carter place net Cou.r ,
rs told him OF The murder committed sa the p-ec-dI1,
Onward and succeeded u meeting Carer who took
nm INFO tavern and paid him 80 Observing th,f BE- rad
id haEd work 10 that Eueh .ad desired him Ha- 70
tell Bob he tat pad hl1 ;3r troary ca The russi.y
following wec s-sc h'n: h. aSaei how ra ;',- bal.
;nld him $50. Re thea paid him Sl1 E1s.or
bl!!, 50 and SelYIdere, AID t!en o5rel BIN ;,y1
Hope 3 bills both teaethsr, ,Sfic! refused Af-Y
soRM o0ryersalIou r y.Ii;y II another II yi nix
CarfeF sad n had >3l0 from H.. rsal-o f-k, IN.
wife hsi. 70 ''a' s:st,ts would TT sbep; $lpo
Suspected pJIson-E when h. vent als yisct the ;rc,E
a-. has aided P55sa.ia testimony IN this case
-Ha'garst DaseR6urg testified 10 having heard
The wagon pass the bridge tie houz o .rsiuls ON ,.
nigh; Of the Is o May last a M sane hou1 Is :rs,iHrd
by the otte.s who haah-ard 1t.
Sarah Strs3er-stated pretty much to the
sau,r -firci as last witness.
Mrs Sarah Pstty-Residcs but short DIS.
the bridge was AZ HON, the YE, cl ii,
murder; bed very e.r!y ,ha: night MAS v,led at
nigh; by noise; canS tell what ttn- of night sas
been asleep some time; heard sudd-n ba, s-er-
Ike running very fast ihey ven; 6ut 10 .r
road: had dog: h began bark When first heard tSs
roise and he barked very 6e;ce, il ready ak= bold o
person.
Adjourned 10 Wednesday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31

ST. JOINS CoLLEGE.-It viii be seen, ON re-
ference 70 advertising columns that al this excellent
seminar! the annual on he ,h Sept; when
;hr scholastic year VIII commence In the department Of
Masis, Professor w Aadre, Of Noun, s.. Mays Md ard
that OF Mathematies Professor Ry.n Of Liverpool have
oeen easa=d making tn number OF professors hat
institution twenty-five, Including the Rev Msssrs Harley
0Nsil and Conroy themselves distinguished graduates CT
s,rnnet.sbursh College, Md