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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27
To persons disposed to work
and make money;

THE undersigned were appointed commil-
u tss b. DE Bolra Of Trustees Of Charles
town, q receive proposals, and contract for
The following work:
10 widen The passage for water through the
lots occupied b. The Rer A. Jones and oiherss 10
the width Of II feet, (viEsS feet clear Of the
side ualls,,i d eel good locust posts, u feel
long, one and half feerin The ground on each
side Of said pass. tsseB feet apart. and 50 sci
ihst the posis will stand 10 The wall ~ inches
back from the face Of the vail 81 the top { said
wall, The posts mel being less Than four inches
through At Inc top. To put up dry wall on
each side Of said pass ; feel high. including
the foundaIioa. which must he inehes below
The botson Of The ditch or pass-vsy, Two Zee,
thick Al bs,lom. and battered Cd 10 20 inches
Al top; the wall 10 be Of good sized s,soe. end
pu, up il aorkmanlike manuor. White oak
railing inches b II inches ,hick. Il feetlopg,
90 Is 10 reach three posts, 70 b used fof the
fence on The wall, which IS 10 Be made If oak
plank about inches wide and } feet high. put
up with tDsils 10 each plank. The ditch or
pass Is about s rods long. Sealed proposals
ear Be handed 70 either Of the Committee for
completing the work, Is a6ot5 described. BY
the Rod, clearing away al refuse materials
from the pass, aud what allowance will be
made for the stone now on the groand. until So
hrrday he Sd n Juns merit Persons wishing to
view the premises will call oneither Of the sub
scribefs. WIN. f. LOCK.
WM. s. LOCK,
ADAM WHIP.
May 81. lsi7. Committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27
I Scales !! Scales ! Scales /! Il!
.EEar1ess's Patent 1s5slSs0Ued
4 Platform * Counter Scales.

.Nanufactory Corner Of South Charles
and Balderstoa Streets, BaltiimoEe.
II Ii persons IN want 81 Weighing Appara-
IA tus, that Is desirable, corrsci and chesp,
can be supplied d my establishment with
|premptnsss warrant every ariicie nanuftp-
tured, equal. II pot superior, loany Olhefs -
this country, md II prices saslow thatseFeFy
purchaser shall 30 satisfed., Beans and Plat
forms from tie heaviest tonnage TO 4,he noat
minute Gold and Asssyer's Balance, always on
Inland.
Country Merchants, &c. are Particulagiy ip-
viled 10 eaH and examine for fbemssises. ~
send their efders, which shah DO .tttended 10
with despatch JESSE HARDEN.
Baltimore, March 4 l647-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

~ Anse,ing e ihs Msnbsrs sl,,chsd I,
De LuihG<1h ch1reb. sheYherdsiovn viii ;,
h<l1 q ~ (1erch 81 SATURDAY Afternoon. III
s.k q Jrrf. pe1I, a 3 e'cIeck.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27
$50 Acres.

and IS 4 present occupied By Mr. Morgan 4.
vancleve. Il lies aeoui milss South East II
Mar,insbqrs = 81 gosd qualify Stats land. I'D
has On il eomfortsbis
Dwelling HOUSE, filn
Barn, Stables and other Out HtH
BuildinRs and Well 81 good 9 u
wsterin the yafd. Asnall portion or ID i ifac,
is IN TIMBER.
The other Tract lies ssar ssTabb's crnss
Roads, and the interest 10 IS sold. Is one maj
vided niuth partial about
90 Acres.
The whole o. ihistract is cleared, and 81 good
quality limestone land.
Both tracts ars subject the lie eslate Of
Mrs. issbsila FaneleseA $50 80
sRERMs.-0ne.hslf cash, and the bslsace III
two equal apnqai Pa5 ments, 10 be well seemed
JOHN r. KEARF0Tr,
Ear of Joseph Gorrsli, dst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27
OUerseers Or the Poor.

Il N Annual Meeting OF the Ovsrseers or
"a the Poor Of Jefferson County will be held
At Sappingten's Hotel, in CASrlestowu, On The
Fissf MoadGv (the 7lh day9 Ii Jun. neE..
The Parish Levy for The present year viii be
laid, and al persons baviDg accounts win pro-
sent them on that sdaY. :.
The Sheriff Of Jefferson County IL required
! 10 be- preseni II hat tins with his Delinquent
stsli and TO settle the deposii,im Of 1916.
b ppnctual attendance Of the members Of the
Aoard is expected. n
JOHN p BROWN. Cierk.
CharlesfowD, May 20, 1547.
GE0ARS, MATCHES, 40 . 100,
10 600 large and small Spanish Segars,
10000 do yellow and Brown. Half do do
$4,000 cszaderes, old and fine do do
$4,000 superior Regalia do.
10000 Castilioes X, 900 fine Chereets,
| 10000 Washington La Normas do
10000 superior old Consiancia do,
5000, cid Plantation. io,
10000 old Principe dc.
loo gross superior friction Matches,
so dor. Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
Snuffs Of every kind, snuf Boxes, segar Ca
ses. Match Boxes, &c. FOR sale low by
LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester, MAY Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Scarcity Of Provisions at 81 fstsr's.-
The Bangor Wing learns by the way Of
Casino, Maine. that there isa general
scarcity Of provisions al 81. Peters. Mi
quelon, and that the people have. by The
public authorities. been put on allowance.
The Frenc fishing vessels came out, re-.
lying upon drawing their supplies from
the Usited States. through houses at ST.
Peters. but 6nd themselves disappointed.
and must wait for supplies 10 arrive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Productions Of tie United Mates The
Paten, 06ce report furnishes the follow
ing important information
Wheat. oats. rye, Indian corn, potatoes,
hay and tobacco. are raised in every Stale
and Territory in the Union.
Barley raised IN all except Louisiana.
Buck wheat raised Ia ell except Louisi.
ana and Florida.
New England. New York. New Jersey
Pennsylvania. Michigan, Ohio and Wis
cousin, do moi raise cotton.
The States that do not raise cotton. 10.
ge,her with Maryland. Delaware and 10.
diana. do not raise rice.
Every State and Territory except Iowa,
DOES not raise silk.
Every State except Delaware makes
sugar.
New York raises the mos. barley. viz /:
500 2S2 bushels.
New York raises the most potatoes. viz :
81 9O7 $50 bushels.
New York raises The most hay, viz !:
4, sos. 936 tons.
Ohio raises the most wheat, VIZ: TO-.
7e6. 70o basheis.
Pennsylssnia raises the most rye. viz |:
8. 40 226 bushels.
Pennsylyania raises the most buck.
wheat. viz: G. 40s. 800 bushels.
Tennessee raises the most corn, viz /:
81. 73s. AT bushels.
Virginia raises the most FAX aud hemp.
viz 81 726 lbs.
Kentucky raises the nest tobacco, viz
a. 322 5f3 lbs.
Geofeia raises the most cotton, viz /:
lds l7s. l26abs.
South Carolina raises the most rice,
viz: &C. s92 500 lbs.
% lie 26lh Of April lss cold Usalhef
vas siill 90 prevalent 10 Canada that pas
sentsfs crossed the river 81. lawrence o.
The ice.
Msrieop Twif "A public meeting q
American INGREDIENTS II Tampico has re-
solved. THAT The tariff Of duties propos-
ed cor Mexico. by Mr.. X J. Walker, d
ue;ua sad iilibsral. and unbetominz in
apy American 10 hssrs OF Principls."
NAvAL--Tks NssiolE Dslssa Of russd,s
s.ys--
Con. Ar CArrs1r JokEs. Il i stalled.
l. q b ordered 10 The command Of the
Pscifc SQuadro1. in place D. Con. Shub-
rick. relieved &: bic own request. Com.
]. i expected 70 hoist bic penn,ni here
=. e. s. u n =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

|nURsuANT 10 the last will md se>:aui,hi
- % Joseph Gnrrell. ST deed, lkc. ID bscti.
Der, Executor tneFein sppoinsed, ulll ELI ID
public sale, N ffept ef ~ Court House ii
IM4rtinsburg. - sIsniss The isib dsr i Jaas
nszi, lbeiag conIs day, > he rsss,sssnary inter-
Ttc0 Tracts 81 Parcels Of
Land,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Hats, Caps. III, he.
II EsPErrsuLL \ sapoassc & ,ksir ~.
tomsfs Eng es-iess gepefaily. Ina, l6sy
Hosfcn, Ind ID store. ,heir Sprinr .uhn7;..-
ennsistine in pstt a. fullows, Va:
He bids s. cr6ix. Porto Rico, Musearvtns i
New ctlesns Co.
ss boxes 4 SeIs single / dels rsfSsd tosf !.
~ White aud hrowa Hnsahna. Il
% Sbls Paiserised and Crushed,
~ hhds. lisrces snd bsrrels N. b Molssses.
Porto Rico aad cafdsnss,
ag0 bags sifeng scented gteen Rio Coles.. {.
VIZ Coy. lava, Mafncaibo h Angnstura, e
IL Iss 3 c.,hafiae, Lssuira 4 s. Doaingo,S .
10 chesss and chests Gunpowdsr Inn =
Young Hyson end PoKehepk Teas,
ia q superior dusiity. -
Galleries. fresh hea: Ries.
10 boxes roan soar
rs !. SHAVING : lsrsat yatist.,l
Eit Castile =
Us Msald ana Dipped csrdlss,
15 Sperm Do.
l25 Adanautins,
l20 . Cheese.
los % Starch and Chocolate.
1000 sacks ine and g A salt.
l20 eols No gross herring, (fsmily1
100 doc corn bsooms. 100 painted huekeiS
22 bags pepper and ailspise,
50 boxes ground pepper,
|tl Dc SapEerh mustard.
Y ,eo s g s, Hsss.rd's aPosans goSdss'
25n bags sh2t, asserted nos,
100 boxes Bunch Rsisins,
10 cases Preserved Ginger,
Is boxes rock candy
% baskets and boxes salad oil,
90 boxes Sheiled Almonds,
a5 Bsses Amends. Filberts. Pecon 4 Brazil
Nuts,
tIcasl1 81 ccpperas.
Is bbls chip loEwood.
las kegs white lead, No l, pure AID extra,
1000 lbs bar lead
casks putty in bladders, IS
l50 boxes window glass, 8 b. 10, and l0by Is,
rs boxes German pipes.
100 dog Demjohns. 2, and CALLS.
$50 doz Mason's & Blane's challenge blackinx,
large and small size,
1 hid lampblack
ginger. alum and indigo,
so coils bed cord, and leas- line rope,
so mats cinnamon, 500 lbs cloves,
l52 boxes l2's, LIS, and 1884,
los SIS, and eh, ATOBACCC.
rs Harris, .snp'r Carendish,
$50 g sau cured, extrs, J.
30 kegs CARROTS Scotch SnuR
5 bbls do do do ID bladders,
IS jars Rappee Snuff,
i, 900 Prineip. segars, lbsstlbraDds,)
10 900 lie Norma :.
rs, 900 half spanish 8
10000 American = 49,
loo rsams 10. / md 4, fein. lined, cSp paper,
$50 = dc. Letter.
so !. plain Lelier snd Cap, 4s
$50 Double and Single Wrapping paper,
rs do do Tea do
20 casks Old Madeira Wine,
95 CASTS psls and brown Sherry Do.
IS casks sweet Malaga and Muscat do.
20 Old Port, ~.
30 casks Lisbon Sicily and r. Madeira do.
20 baskets Champagne fgrape brandy do, z,
30 bbls Sperm, Is Train, and Is Linseed Oil,
so q puFe cider vinegar.
Il a. Now that We have become part Of the
IL Old Domiuion,n we especially invite the AZ
leniion Of those who are disposed 70 patroAize
ns in this our 10 " position, a. We feel prepar-
ca 10 otfeE such Inducements as cannot fail 10
please and recommend us to the Virginia trade
generally. -.
We also take pleasure il directing the alton.
ton Of Country Merchants and other dealers,
10 our unusually large and desirsble stock Of
Boots; Shoes Hats 8 Caps;
Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

ANOTHER DREADFUL Loss or LtFE 80
The ship Exmouih. Of Newcastle. Eng
from Londonderry. with les passengers
and crew. for Quebec. was wrecked on
the rocks Il Bsllabsxie. on ihe West
Coast Of Islay. with 20 great force that
abe wentto pieces 10 ten minutes after
she struck. The captain. crew and pas
sengers. were ell lost with the exception
81 three sailors. who were 10 The shrouds,
aud who were thrown upon ibe rocks
and we're subsequently taken of by q
passing vessel. - Phitadelpaia San.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Ltro4. Et&| |t,<. =. &C.,
The nnnsr6ns i-...|- ~ ~ --i..-,
yoonr of,cst Si,i - 9-..,r.i q 49, 49,. y
81 rS,nfr 4 s,fsi4 "a Al. $500 = q
family il Cl,rke cc..Is 49, --r... 81
inr fke psriI. 81 ~ K.;.'s go = @..--
- = dana sn...-I f,-...,f y: y, "a
t.nt 81 hit io,r.,;i 800 -, :, -. - =
CoI. H,rnes 81 ~ fr.;.,5 &C.. 49, ~
econ,. 1.'
Iisnt Nan 4, -,
e. iu';rs 49, 81 !, !. q, 3. ,. 2
a. vo,;1. = r.-.--s 4 = .''- ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Tickets $l0-Halves 5-Quarlers S2s.
Certificates Of packages Of R6 Wholes $50 90
Do do Of &c Halves 65 CO
Do do of 70 Quarters SO so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

FiRE!-Aboui two o'clock on Monday
morning The elegantly finished stone
dwelling Of DR. HEKRY s. WusDEa was
discovered 10 be on FIRE BY some Of his
neighbors. The alarm wasimmediately gi-
ven throughout the town. and cur citizens
responded With their usual prompiness on
sucb occasions On resching the burn
ing house, however. after The confusion
and excitement incident 10 such scenes
had 10 some measure snbsided. it was dis.
covered that. from The progress which the
flames bad made. there we're no hopes,
with The means at command, of staying
their raging fury and saving the house !;
and en- effort was made TO rescue The fur
niture-bat We ere sorry 10 say, lha, q
grea, part Of the Doctors valuable furni-
lure, including some bedding. bsdstesds,
and other articles. wss consumed. princi
paIly 10 The second story il being unsafe
10 ascend and decend the Steps. owing 10
The continual falling Of burning singles
and boards through The staircase from The
garnet. The most inpor,an, articles 10
the first story were saved. together with
the cooking utensils. -four, Sc. which
were in the kitchen underneath the
house. - Reo9stoek Sentinel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Or Aaiionai .1lnonsrs up 10 The
Tuesday before The sailing Of The lasl
stsamer from England. the total quantity
Of provisions consignsd from Americs 10
The Cenirs! Relief Committee Of The So.
cieiy Of Friends 10 Ireland. for the poor.
was - sos barrels Of mssl. 10. l97 bush-
elsof cora. 6el barrels Of peas and beans.
.ant number Of bales Of clothing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

:GoLD in RussiA.-The Russian gov.
ernnent has recently supplied the Bank
Of France with about $4,000 in gold
1ad has furnished The Bank Of England
with about $l5. 900. 900 IN the came me,
tel. Gold i said 10 be found 10 very gres
.abnndaace 10 The Ural mountains. within
= lew year,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

IN Is said that Santa Anna fosmed With
rkge. Eat Ceuo Gordo when be found
that the day was lost. - Cidrlesfoa Cosr.
81 il no wonder Inst Mr.. Folks cork
legged friend foomed little. He was I'm
e9rked - Louis, Joar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Recent statistical accounts shaw thai
while the population Of England has
doubled. The consumption there Of French
Wines has decreased 1900. 900 gallons
lie ascettsined that the annual consump
lion Of Wine per head 10 France is sc
gsilons. and that in England il Is but one
fourth Of gsllonl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

91HAMnoAT ExrLosioE--1 irtten Lius1
Lost --1he Steamer New Hampshire
blew Up sene dislsncs below Lille Rock.
AK. On he 9th inst. killing sixteen per.
COZ, 18th CLERKS Of ihs boat among he
lunbsr. The beel turned conpIslsly o.
xef and Il > tolal Lee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Tar IRIsH Pooe.--The Liverpool
Times Gays. that the total number Of poor
iEish who have srrived 10 Liverpool du
ring the present year. is upwards Of go
GOO. OF these. about 80 1000 are sup
posed 10 have emigraied TO foreign coun-
irses. and 60.00e either to have settled 10
Liverpool. o. 10 have gene 10 the interi-
ot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Msriea4 TaiG "A public meeting q
American merehsnls II Tsmpico has re-
solved. THAT The tariff Of duties propos-
cd Tor Mexico. by Mr.. X J. Walker, Il
ue;ua sad iLlibral. and unhekominz in
spy American IL heart Of principle"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

0a lie 26lh Of April .as cold 1sathel
was still 90 prevalent 10 Canada that pas
sentsfs crossed the river 81. Lawrence o.
The ice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

FIRE AND Loss or LIfE.--A destruc,
tive IRE occurred 10 New York on Fri
day. in Hammersley street. which de
slroyed fifteen wooden houses. including
the grocery stores Of F. S,ickaey, and
q. w. Warner. About thirty four lam
dies wer9 rendered houseless. and some
three or four persons were badly injured
b5 the falling 10 81 . chimney. q 1,
fssred that two young children who were
locked in their bedroom by their mother,
psfi.hed ia The flames. A young man
nhmed Haaghson was missing, aud sup
pnsed TO have si,o persisted in the ruins
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Baltimore is the next place Of meeting
Of the General Assembly Of The Prssbyte.
rian Church. 20. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

Santa Anna. il is said was born al San
Juan del Rio. in ls04-and is now 10 bis
Add year. He Is the son Of an exiled
Spanish nobleman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

John Kos.. Chstotss Chief. has called
: meeting % raise means foE lks suffering
|of Scotland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

The Union having discovered that it
bad caught Tsttar." now positively
|disclaims that the administration has any
thing 10 do with lie Suggestions 10 seques.
trate Church propefty.-Rich. Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27
$44,444!
$40, S29 /! slI,Iil!
Alexandria Lottery.

CLASS, 81, for I847.
To be dre.on IN .Alsrandria, Ya., on Sst,.rdss
i9th 81 JUNE, 1871.
ERAND SCHEME
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-27

The Hon. Richard Rush, Minister to
France. goes out ia the s.eamship Wssh-
ington. which sails from New York on
The ist Of June nsxt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12
FR EIGHTSs
WILMINGTON MARKET-Nov I,


BACON.-N G. Hams are extremely scarce, and I'M
much demand at IL l2k cents. Mfddngs are plenty
aud dull of sale at 10 l0ic The supply Of Shoulders
is fair. There is good stock of Western Bacon on the
market and sales duh.
CORN.-The only receipts since our last, have been
per Railroad The stock continues fair, and prices
without change. MEAL is scarce and Quotations arm.
FLoUR.-The supply Of Canal Flour is fair, and pri.
Cat retaJ stationary. Tile stock Of Fayetteville
Flour is becoming quite scarce, towing the dry wealth
or and low stage Of til river, we presumed
HAY.-There is fair stock Of North River HAY on
the market Eastern Hay is scarce-see Quotations.
LARD.-N. &. Lard continues very scarce and sales
Chick at IL i2sc Some lots of Western Lard on
the market, and kegs command ~ l2ic. per lbs
LMBER.-River Flooring boards, sales at s93; Wide
do at s6-and Scanng at s..
TlMBER-The price il looking up. We hear Of sal
of ordinary mt So 50 and the offered two other
RATS OF similar quality and refused.
MULASSES-Receiyed since our last about
30 hhds. from the West Indies, which has princi.
pally all been takcn by dealers at from % to Soc.
according to quality-mostly. however, at Is and
80 cents, TO which rates we change out figures.
NAVAL STORES-Odr last report left the
Naval Store market in rather gloomy state. 1t,
however revived little on Friday and Saturday:
but since then dealers have not shown much dis
position TO operate, and although the receipts of
Turpentine are by nd theans large, the market
seems to be considerably depressed to-day. We
do not feel warranted ih Quoting rutpehtne high
er than So SO, but VIE would at the same time re-
mark that small iot and abott the oaiy one, sold
to-day at So 624. A sale was made yesterday at
So 20 for Yellow, and the same fot Virgin Dip;
with deduction On the latter, on account of its
dryness. of 20 cents on The barrel We hear Of
no sales Of Spirits Turpentine. Tar arrives slow,
and last sales reported at So l23.
LIME-Received about 200 casks; which were
taken at rs cents. at 80 days.
PEAS-Grotnd Peas are coming in freely. and
sales this morning at Our highest figure. Some
small parcels Black Eye have reached the market
and sold dt soc. Cow Peas firm.
SALT-Received 5000 bushels from West In
dies, 4OOO Of which has been disposed of at SO d
35c.
STAVES--There is some enquiry for good
article of Red Oak hid. slaves, but no price std
ted w. o. barrel Slaves are also in some re:
quest.
FREIGHTS-Coasiwi wise, are extremely dull,
and rates have downward tendency.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

Small PoE generally begins with languor and
WEAKNESS, chiliness and vomiting, soreness OF the
throat, great thirst, and many other unpleasa1,
complaints.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
the very hest medicine in the world for the cure
of Small Pox, because they cleanse the body from
those poisonous humors which are the cause moi
only Of small pox and other eruptive complaints
but of every rf1alady incident to man. From three
to SIX Of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every
night on going to bed, will in short time not on
ly make perfect cure of the above dangerous
complaint but the blood and other fluids will be
restored to such state of parity as to utterly pre-
vent inflammation of the eyes. con1sumPton' and
other incuraBle complaints, which usually folio"
an imperfect cure of small pox.
Said Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and I'M
prove digestion, and therefore give health and vi
gor to the whole frnme as we'll drive disease Of
every name from the body.
Beware of Counterfeils of all kinds! Some are
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble
in outward appearance the original medicine
The safest course is, to purchase of the regular
gents only, one or more of whom may be foune
in every village and town in the State. PrinciPa
Office, 1853 Race street, Philadelphia. =.
For sale in Wilmington, n c, by George X
French and Jas. w. johnson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

PENNSYLVANIA AND THE WnMoT PRovIso.-
We cannot but strongly hope, for the sake not
only of the Democratic party, but for the well
fare of this glorious Union, that all will yet
go we'll with the Democracy of the North
We do most earnestly trust that the-we had
almost said infernal-spirit of AboIitionism
which so far infected portion of our party at
the recent election in New York, will vet be
put down, and that by the sterling Democracy
Of the North The following, which we clip
from the Pennsylvania, a leading Democratic
paper of the old Keystone State, brings to US
of the South, cheering on its wings. We fee
grateful to the Pennsylvania for its noble
course, and we doubt not but the sterling De.
nocracy of that great State will uphold it in
its course -
Whatever may be the thought of Demo
crat of our own State who goes to New York
for the purpose of interfering in the unhappy
uuarrels in that commonwealth, between those
who profess to be the friends of Democratic
principles, thereis, I'VE conceive, but one opin-
ion on the course which Mr.. Wilmot has
thought fit to pursue in his late speech at AL
bany. In that speech, if he is correctly re-
ported after proclaiming the confidential rela-
lions subsisting between himself and Governor
Skunk, he proceeds to claim the election OF
that gentleman as verdict in favor of his
proviso-leaving the reader to believe that
Mr.. Skunk himself was an advocate of it
Now, we do not know Governor Shunk's
views on the subject, though we cannot doubt
they are in accordance with those entertained
by every true friend of the Constitution but
we decidedly protest against having the late
glorious result in this State held up before the
Union as popular decision in favor of the
Wimot Provise. The press, in most cases,
wheneverit expressed an opinion, was against
the Provso; and Mr.. Buchanan's letter a.
gainst that Proviso and in favor of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, was before the people fol-
weeks before the election. Mr.. Dallas, too
was no less decided, unequivocal and manly
against it, in his subsequent Pittsburg speech
From Mr.. Wilmot little or nothing was heard
on the subject; SO that if the people voted or
the question at ALL it was against his Proviso
1.-The assertion in Mr. Wimot's Albany
speech that Mr. Buchanan sent one of his off
GERS to Berks county to procure an expression
in favor of his letter on the Missouri Compro
mise, is not warranted by the facts The lette
was so we'll received by the sturdy Democra
cy of that gallant county, as to prove that NJ
effort had induced its favorable acceptance
The confidential clerk knew no more OF it
publication, until it was read, than the mas
who heard it. This ire knOw''