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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
Mr.. webster-The Vice Presidency.

HaVlng gwen prominent pupilcily W tLo ie'oii'-
mendatioa of the Courier & Enquirer that Mr..
WEBSTER be placed, as candidate for Vice Pre-
sident on the Wing Ticket with Mr.. CLAY, CON-
mendng it to general consideration, and having
stated briefly our own dissent from the sugges-
ton we proceed to set forth our reasons, as fully
as the pressure on our columns will permit.
|. 1t appears to us that there is no intrinsic fit.
ness in this nomination. The Office of Vice Pres-
dent is one which, exceptin an extraordinary con-
tingency, neither requires nor affords scope for
transcendent talents, such as Mr.. Webster IS
known TO possess. We are sure this is not sta
ton which Mr.. Webster would choose, were he
compelled to accept office, in preference to many
others of inferior rank but aifording more obvi,
GUS field for positive usefulness. We cannot say
that Mr.. Webster would not accept the Vice Pre-
sidency, ifpressed upon him by a decided vote Of
the Wing National Convention but we are sure
that. were he to regard only the station itself,
and not the manifestation of Wing confidence im-
Piled by it, his feelings would impel him to de-
cline it.
II. 1t strikes US that there is implied in the
course suggested dstrust of Mr.. Webster and
hisfriends. Look at it : Mr.. Webster has for some
time occupied position which was regarded with
disfayor by the larger portion of the Wing party.
We now come forward and offer him our nom-
NATION for Vice President. What is the inference?
Is it not that we distrust his attachment to the
Wing party and its principles Wilt not be said
that we are attempting to bug MIN in to support
MIR. Clay Shall we not have the old terror-cry
of Coalition y Numbered In our ears (? VIII not
the changes be rung on Bargain and Sale as
vociferously as in 1892 Now we are fully aware
that Mr.. Webster, from personal considerations,
would prefer almost any other Wing for President
to Mr.. Clay; but we do not believe he could in
any case be induced to oppose the Wing party in
a Presidential contest, whatever his personal re-
pugnance TO its candidates. But would not the
nomination suggested warrant the assertion by
our opponents, under the circumstances well
known to EXIT, that the support OF Mr.. Webster's
especial friends had to be bought for Mr. Clay by
taking up their favorite for Vice President? De-
nying the existence Of any such necessity, we are
of course averse to any action of the Wings
which might seem to admit it.
III. The nomination of Mr.. Webster for Vice
President could not fail to be regarded invidi-
Gus by the friends of John Davis and John NJ
Clayton-We have not room to enlarge on this
head, nor on the general subject. There seem to
Us abundant and forcible reasons, apart from any
aversion to or distrust of Mr.. Webster for select
ing some other man for our Vice President,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

Rrssv1r's PLAyETARIUM-9'a matters IN con-
troversy between Prof. Gouraud and the propretors
of the Planetarium have at last been amlcably
arranged, the former having accepted, for REIN
| gushing all his claims to the instrument, stlpu-
lated sum besides benefit in each OF the three
cities of New York. Boston and Philadelphia. In
consequence of this agreement Prof. G.s farewell
Lecture in connection with the PIanetarlum Is
intended to take place on Friday evening next
The particulars of the evening TO be gwen N
special advertisements one ortwo Gays previously.
J,pop7.yr TO MERCHANTS AND MASTERS OF
yr,,r1s-Th- Baltimore American publishes Inc follow
information received from respectable souIce for III
h.fr oI Merchants and Masters Of Vessels trading
KINGSTON JAMAICA and other British Colonies the Wet
Indies:
American vessel. trading this Island and PARTICULAR,
TO the port Kingston, having part Of their
posed OF coored black people will subject themselves
authorities seldom fail interfere aud their discharge
from the vessels should they apply for H. especially
the party should declare hufrlf native Of this other
British colony.
WHARF black deserted from the brig S. Of Boston
claimed his discharge only native OF this place but
also from the Circumstance OF his having he said
signed ARTICLES and the therefore ordered dis
/ charge"
! u The Arkansas State Gazette says that R.
w Johnson Attorney General has resigned his Office aad
accepted the appointment OF special Judge for several OF th
Southern Judge Ceudenniu viii leave The behch
and take Office Of Attorney General John w Cock
Esq. is spoken of TO fill his place
PEaLE,s MU.uEM-The Chiefs, Warriors aad squayss Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

DEATH OF SENATOR L1NN.-The St. Louis Re-
publican of the 9Th inst. announces the death Of
the Hon. L. F. Linn, as follows:
owe regret to learn that the Hon. Lewis f.
Linn, U. S. Senator from this State, was found
dead in his bed, at his residence in Ste. Gene
We've, on Tuesday, the Sd inst, at 10 O'Clock, NJ
For some time past his health has been feeble
he has been laboring under an affection of the
heart
The death Of DR.. Linn will be source of gen.
eral regret. Through a life of activity and i'm
portant stations ne bad won for himself the CRATE
full affections Of numerous body of friends. de
mournerS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

NJ The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, for
September, has been reprinted very neatly and is
this morning issued by Walker, Craighead & Co.
ia Fulton-street 1t has semi-official article
on the Policy OF the present Ministry of Great
Britain one on Horace Walpoles Letters one
on the Life and Works of Sisnond, sc. &c
AS the great organ Of the more Aristocratlc party
of Great Britain, now and generally in power
there, and as conducted with signal ability, this
work is ever worthy of consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

u A Course of Free Lectures on the Social
System of FOURIER, by c. J. HSMPRL, who is
profoundly acquainted with that system, will be
commenced at the Church 50 Green-st. this ere
niQg. We invite those who can to attend. See
Card
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

IL Carroll writes US in Just rebukc OF Mr..
/. R. BARBouR's talking of ours as a Protestant
country, &c. in conncxion with the Silk Culture
at the Fair. It does seem that there should be
some places undisturbed by invidious Theological
distinctions Carroll can hardly need any as
surance that this part of Mr.. BIS remarks was
not deemed pertinent by The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
Pen1tsyIycnia.

We have but few farther returns, except IN
confirmation Of those already published. he
ports from the West assert the election to Con-
gross of Hon. john DlcKEY, Wing, from Beaver
and Washington, but this is not certain; as Wash
ington gives about 200 against him, and Beaver
about the same for him. We believe Dickev is
elected by very few votes. Assembly from each
County divided.
The Pittsburgh Morning Post Of Friday has
partial return from Indiana, which they admit
has a bad look for DIR. Henry Loran, their can
didate for Congress, and they hear Burlington is
elected. We confidently hope the same.
Butler gives 100 for ]. BURLINGTON, Wing Con-
gresham; and some or 400 for C. c. Sullivan,
Wing Senator, elected in conjunction with Ale
gheny.) The suicidal split in Allegheny may and
may not have defeated him
We cannot yet tell which side has the Canal
Commissioners, but we think one Wing, at least,
is elected-Clarke, Loco, running behind his
ticket. The House is probably against US, caused
by our own dissensons.
p S.-A Loco Foco report gives 952 majority
against ANDREW STEWART In Greene, sending
Cleayenger into Somerset 954 ahead We trast
Somerset is good for 1000 at least, for Stewart.
Indiana Co. is reported, via Harrisburg, 100
majority for BURLINGTON, Wing. This, ii true
secures his election.
GEoRGL, ELEcrioN.-The Savannah Reprbli-
can of the llth gives returns for the Legislature,
from 50 Counties, showing net Wing gain OF
y H. ,(,o
In 81 Counties Crawlord's majority for Govern or
is 41
McDonald's majority IN counties, IA "a. 2lse
Wing gain ........... q, 4j'
For Congress IN I counties, the vote stands:
Eh:s Ticket Loco Ticket.
Stephens 81 500 Stalk = ~ dV5
Chappell 81 ~ johnson. y! Ooo
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NEw-JEssEy.--It is CERTAIN that Mr.. WsLEs,
Wing, is defeated ior Congress in the Ist Dis
trict and that the Locos have 4 Members from
that State to Wing.
MASE.-The votes cast for Congress at the
late Annual Election in this State have Just been
officially canyassed, with the following result:
Dist Members chosen
|. York SC. B. J. HERRIcx Loco
II. Cumberland .RosIssr P. DuxLAP=
VI, Penobscot. Sc. ELIJAH H.Airs,
In the lid, WITH, Vah and With Districts
there is no choice. Luther Severance, Editor of
the kennebec Journal, lacks 272 votes of an cleo
ton, owing to a heavy Abolition poll. a second
election will be held IN these Districts on the last
Monday in October.
q In lS40 Gov. Cass ", ute the following
When. in the name of He wen, viii the Amer
can people learn to protect the. mselyes against the
undue importation of French fabrics n
IT Levi G. Shepard was leld to bail on the
18th 10 appess before The Nov .mssr County Court az
SewHaSsn, CT 70, bIutsl assaHl, On Francis Austin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

Loco.Foco NosNArIoNs.-The Loco ocos OF
Onondaga County have nominated for the AS
seanbly, Tnos G. ALvoED, SETH HUTCHINSON
ELISHA LTcHF1ELD and WARNER ABBOTT; Sheriff,
HEnER WEAruEEgEE County Clerk, Charles T..
Hicks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

1T The Synod of New York, of the Presbyte
rian Church, commences its annual meeting IN
this city on Tuesday evening next tomorrow.
Public services arc expected at the Grand-street
Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

II The MYSTERIES OF Paris; a Novel, by
EUGENE SUE, translated from the French for and
published by ]. Winchester, has just been issued
1t is said to be very exciting story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

u Hon. JULIUS ROCKWELL has again been
nominated for Congress by the Wings of the
Berkshire District, Mass. He goes in this time,
and no mistake w C. PLusKETT of Adams Del
eqate to the National Convention,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

1T Levi G. Shepard was ,eld to bail on the
18th sppeas before HE Nov mher County Count az
Nswasen CT. 20, brutal assault IN Francis Austin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

O In lS40 Gov. Cass ", ute the following:
When, in the name of He. ,ven,w will the Amer
can people learn to protect the nseves against the
undue importation OF French fabrics?-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

WEsrcHEsTER Co.-The Wings of Westches-
ter County have nominated WILLIAM H. BRIGGS
for Sheriff, MUSsoNJ. LOCKWOOD for Clerk, and
CHARLES WRIGHT and n. B. HOLMES for Mem
bers of Assembly. This a ticket they mean TO
elect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

u The Wings of srEuDEN County have NOM
mated AzEL R. GOULD for Sheriff, SYLVESTER
SMITH, FNIA MCCLURE, and JOHN Powers for
Assembly. They passed the following among
other good resolutions
eso!ped That respect the Office Of President
from speaking the truth Of the present accidental
INC nmbent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

LIT THE TRUTH eE Spoken AT at TiMEs-D.9and, g.
Col of No. 70 sixth Ayenus months was ni?Ms
over e walk which causcd serious wound upon ms .hJ
Fog eight months be was severely affected his waiEa ~.
tre different applications, but all had done good Ill.,
NATION was Increasing andy, when h. bought Inc
P.IS EXTRACTOR, which had come from q Court
Before e i.ad used a"e box ne entlreg cured its
Il gr@aef Evidence than aeady has been pub sbed be T
ng 10 prove TO ersTp man the value OF his LAST boa.
greatsSt remedy eyer known can give the names Of p
sands Of TN most Influential men country AFFORD.
TO- and md of is virtues correct ana uu
leave thu nans OF the prudent these facts u b own
tizsd and m who 2spl4es and negiecs 10 do 50 IDS uf
eaeaiy 4lt Wosthy subject 10 b. chasiisfd u s
fernes. IS n. eminent doctors IL aud caui
use all tsr practice twher knowg) thing % oyrs
deserving legislative enactment u ha'a2 spe use
le suffering end stght, II the start VIC a0or scon
10 10 So their neglect will y 'i,ird richiY WIZ -"
Tbs las. cur this sal has mad, can be az ne o..
fcr and which seems almost incredible could not
iher arr set Of oa.rs who try coun,erei. eno nay
The true aucIr every way their po~5 and m M Sf Hayss
m Futonstreer; Newark Dr. jones 32s b oadStrss, and
medical pamphlet that contains much usslai - .SoYe.
that every family should 49, can oe nao
~ Governs BALM LIFE. and Iaylors oh'NN'
ISrrwort sold down town a. :. .oII--nd' '''ee'
pvr>, .zoR srsops-Fhe frft premium o. me r 40 20
q ne for the invention Of the Metallic Tablet,
dNo. side having the effect OF hone without uns6 ,
ysrer~the other sides for keeping the razor Wiz sv
Err razor perfect order, without ha' rst
'ca.r or barber 1t is used ard recommended by s nm
1s OF England and cericated by the
ttpfae 10 this country lis great celebrity has caass
t.i.s and limitations nnaraeEabie which The Tab.
he The coarse and imperfect surface Of what IS caed G
If SIDE the original beng smooth and pos1s1 II
Is3 Broadway, where large asasrtmea, oil Iolief
the first quality, can always De nad.
rTbare viii be noperfornance The American Va
This afternoon as the manager erecting boxes on
,h S.ioon tut In The evening there will be grand
ment; and Gen. Tom Thumb may be seen al all ho'is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

Wing NoMrNArloSs.-Wayne County AS
se,nbly, MALrRy CLARK and PHlLANDER MlrcH
FILL; Sheriff, SHUBAEL G. ROGERS; Coroner,
WILLIAM VOORHEES,.
Greene County-Assembly, JOHN BuDD and
JONATHAN NORTH; Sheriff, ROBERT FULToH
County Clerk, JOHN STEELE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

o. This day the Ploughing Match, under the
direction OF the American Institute, takes place at
Paterson, j. It is expected that Col R. NJ
JOHNSON will be in attendance, and Mr.. TExHE-
MAcuEn OF Boston viii deliver an Agricultural
Address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
cr.st Week OF the 10th Annual Fair
49, - rnSrscan Institute at NiblO's Car

NJ Great Week of the 10th Annual EAR
oT the American Institute at Htbio's Gar
denThis will be the proud week Of this m sncen amir
y.sar The grand Ploughing Match at IL this day at Paie
son. Addresses, sc.
The vocal powers OF the celebrated Hutchinson Family are
most generously rendered by this patriotic iamy-sngers
Songs &C. all PURELY AMERICAN. Performance 10 com
nence in Niblo's Great Saloon to morrow at O'Clock
State agricuural Society Conrenon meet at the Re
posty in the Park at "a O'Clock P NJ.
Wednesday Cattle Show at paurhaA Garden at O'Clock
NJ Competitors must have their cattle on the ground
Thur.dav last dcy of the Cattle Shoc An Address Ag-
rcuure by distinguished Agricutu OF Boston IN NIB
lo'. Saloon at /! P. NJ. Fireworks at 81 o'clock
Friday evening I. o'clock, the Hon. D. D. BARNARD,
one of the Representatives of this State III Congress- will de-
The Bands Of Music from Gov
.nors Island and the North Carolina will be in attendance
alternately each day during the week The pnbllc wall have
the opportunity which should be lost this week the
best arranged the fullest and splendid exhibition ever got
up on this side OF the Atlantic it
Evening Post American Express and Commercial Will copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

PEsIE,s MUsuEM-The Chiefs, Warriors aad Squsws OF
the Cprsa Indians the head tusks and other bones OF i
Mzxtaious Casper Hanse &e. &c constitute The attractions
this week, with grand performances every eseaiag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
Our Defeat I'm New.Iersey.

We find the following letter, giving an account
Of the causes Of the late Wing reverse in East
Jersey, in very appropriate place-to wit in
Benefits Morning Herald Of Saturday:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
CITY INTELLIGENc

Couar CALEspAR-Tiis Day-CiRcurr CcuRT
Nos 20 S. Sc S. ~ 49, 81, as, e5 g. es is u.s. IL, o.
s,,Si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

NEw-JEasEy.--It is certain that Mr.. Wales,
Wing, is defeated for Congress in the Ist Dis
trict, and that the Locos have Members from
that State to Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

u The PLANETAR1UM is to be exhibited this
evening at the Society Library, when DR.. LARD
SER will lecture upon Astronomy as illustrated
BY it. We should think this an excellent oppor-
tunity for all who would acquire clearer idea Of
the nature relations, and movements OF the Plan
AZ. Soc card
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

Though this given than SINCE NJ: Eey-
nolls was few days ago the office, q Corllandtsuee
where this remedy obtained full health and perfect
Old stood up on his toes repeatedly show the spectators
how completely he cured This remedy reaches and
soohes the nerves and ailays pans eifecuaJ on rs
first application and b. few repetitions removes more eec
ually aud speedily rheumatic pains than any other apPra
ton ever known do rs effects powerful and I'M
mediate. Let those afflicted try it but aud they must b
convinced. TO be found genuine only at 81 Coand'S''et
Branch house, Boston s! ComiIii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

The above medicines are sold wholesale and retail at the
office of Dr. Covert, l35 Nassau street, also BY f. Chaeny
$50 Bowery D. Sands < Co u East Broadway IotdnS.
ION 227 Hudson street, Hill Greenwich street; endoye
m Sth avenues Wood conner l2s, aud 81 avenue h
lem, and of E. Randall jersey City.
S-Depo for j. w Ayre's Black, Blue, Red and copy
ing Inks l35 Nassau st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

GEoRGL. ELEcrioN-The Savannah Reprbli-
can Of the 9th gives returns for the Legislature,
from 81 Counties, showing net Wing gain OF
II IN the Senate and SO in the House-,osal 81.
In 81 Counties Crawlord's majority for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 30, 3d. 20, II, 81, SS !, 81
Co,rvoy PlE,s-The ncw Term commences with 49,
cas.s-Nos for ,o-lay-l, p t. ., &, $50, 9, 10, H. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

In the lid, WITH, Vlh and With Districts,
there is no choice. Luther Severance Editor of
the kennebec Journal, lacks 272 votes of an cleo
ton, owing to q heavy Abolition poll a second
election will be held IN these Districts on the last
Monday In October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

PoLlcR OFFlcE.-Nothlng transpired at this
office worthy of the igh,es notice Samuel Wilkins sto
ha from the store of Ira Todd No. 1874 Broadway an'
was committed together with sundry brawefs ana disturb
e he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

nK virtue of deed Of Trust. executed 81
II George Baekhouse. 10 the undersigned
and Joseph T. Dansherty, now deceased, with
power u the survivor % ael thereln. and dated
on the 24lh day Of December, 1859, and duly
recorded 10 The clerk 4 once Of the county court
Of Jefferson, Tie unaersigasd win sell. ii pnblIe
auction, % The highest bidder. for cash, heFofe
The court house door il Charlestoun. On Ffian5
tLs 1914 dag efns<i menia lAaay. lS43,l
Fifty Acres
Of the certain sraep Of lard, situated on tks
south sast side az he Shenandoah river ii ne
county u Jefferson, adjoining The lands Dc E. u
Smith, Rapsf. Howell and others, ana know 6
Is part Of The s.Rocksn tract The whole tr,si
co1lains about four hundred and 6fseen acre.
and The portion 10 b sold i 70 Be carved az q
near % nay Be 10 theform .of an ohlorx SQUARE.
from the southwest side 81 thsfsrm 81 ! The
running parallel with James R6psF's line. frca
The river towards the mountain.
Part Of said portion 10 Sc sold Is clsarsd land,
and part clothed with, valuable timber.
Such title only = i vested ID The truatee y VI
% made 70 the pnrehaser--it II believed how
ever 70 Be indisputsse
ANDREW HUNTER.
April 8 lsa3. Ssrsisiax Trusfss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
xRuRMYc SALH.

HNHE subscribers, Administrators OF James
u Bretherd, late Of Washington County Ma.
will SELL, al public auction. to the highest bid
der, on Thursday ths 18Th day ~ May INSIGHT II
IBIS late residence near the Toll Gate, On he
turnpike, 5 miles below Hagerstown, aIiths Per.
sonal>Property or the aboy named deceased,
consisting Of
7'Uentysfce Head Of Horses, Gmongst
,chich are saddle, draugtt, brood
mares and colts,
Sirty head Of Cattle, otrthe Durham 81
Ieestcdter stock amongst them are |
fat steer, org6 handsome yoangbutls,
cors and young calues,
One hundred head of .Merino Sheep,
TWenfy head Of Hogs,
600. Bushels Of Wkeat,
300 do. Of Corn, 200 Of, Oats,
"A quantity Of Potatoes,
Grain IN tie. Ground By the acre,
Hay By the Ton,
1000 Us. yNerino Wool,
1000 lbs. Of Bacon,
2 Wheelbdrrops,
2 Wagons, Harroies, and Farming o.
tensils in general, Horse gears,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
many other articEes too numerous 10
mention.
| Sale to comrence 1t 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, when
doe attendance and q credit Of six. months viii
be given. BY the purchaser giving bond with sp-
proved securities.
sale 10 continue from.day to day, until allIi.
sold. JOHN w BREA1HEu,
RAINY w, HUNTER
Nav IL, 1919 alt .admiaist. ators
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
SHANNONDALE
+ "A q OR "

.ETSH E subscribers would RESPECTFULLY ;nform
- me citizens Of Jefferson and the surround
ing counties, that they have ihslr new WooIlsn
Establishment tat iAs mouth Of Bullskin RIM.
Iand one mile above the Shanncpdals springs. j
b full operation, and every piece Of machinery
of The most approved kind, and insshe best or
Sder, for the reception Of wool 10 be nanufac-
tered into different kinds Of goods suckas
Plain Fnlled Linseys, Tioilled FulfsdI
LinseyS, a uefy superior article,
Plaid Linsey Of rariOns patteras and
eOI0rs,
Cloths D eUefy description: Blue, Black
Broom and Drdb Of caricas sLNaes,
Blankets, t,cilled and plan,
Eanpels, plain and c0iored,
Summer and Vinter Cassimeres,
Kentucky Jeans of good quality, sc. ! 3
Per ons having WOOL 10 barier'for goods IT
any kind would find i TO their advantage to call
Ct ShAnnondale Factoryand examine our goods
and prices, before they dispose OF their Wool -
The facilities Me have, in manufacturing good4
with our new and improved machinery. will sa-
iissy every one, that we can manufacture goods
Tor less money accordiRgso quality, than any
4 other establishment IN the Valley. We will
4 Keep on hand, at all times general assortment
Of the goods we manufacture, thereby enabling
ius 10 be ready 10 supply at once The demands Of
these q our friends who msy wish to exchange
Etheirxool.
For the information Of those who live al i
distance, we willobserye, that ihe,resd is now
open along the river from Snickers' Ferry 10
down below the Shannendaie Springs and for
the accommodation OF those living along the
ridge. and in LoGdoun, We v III 81 all lines hays
4 . safe and convenient Boat for the purpose of
\ receiving Wool from the opposite side 81 lid
Efiyer, and returning il when done.
/ Also, Country Carding and Pulling done with
4 despatch, In workmanIiks mauser II
Soap, Hogs Lard, and aIl kinds Of country
produce, taken 10 pay ment f1r work, If 4elsYf
cred when The work is taken away.
Fl JOE S co.. !
Nav M is43.-H