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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19

A Son KILLED BY HIS FATHER the
10th OF March an olterca ion took place ia
Hebron, beta een Titus Foster, and his son
Fitusa Foster, Jr., which terminated in the
death o! the latter GA the Both The cir.
cumsances are in brief these. Ii appears tia {
the old man has loag been addicted
10 intemperance, and while under the
influence # liquor Was in the ha bit OF abns-
ing bis wife, who as she alleges was afraid TO
remain with him, and requested her son. The
deceased, to come and take her TO his home.
lie wen 10 the residence of his father for the
purpose OF complying with the request OF his
mother. Some dispute arose as to the manner
IN which The Old lady, should leave. and
scuifie ensued between the father aud son, in
winch the former was thrown down but not
injured. The son then LETT he house. and
was iallwei by The old man. with knife in
hi. hand, with which he made frequent at.
tempts TO Stab his son. aud nhen about seven
rods from TIE house accomplished his pur-
pose. The kuiie entered the lett breast and
penetrated the lobe Of he lung, from which
wound he died on he 25lh Russell w Plat,
Esq.. coroner, held an inquest on the body
aud the jury returned verdict of wiliu
murder; and the prisoner was conveyed TO the
County jail. on his way TO which he met the
inneril procession on their return from the
burial OF his son. The prisoner is seventy
tour years old, and is wealthy farmer.-
Sandy Hill Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
MR. CLAY


We perceive the loco loco papers. and A.
monc them the Argus. ore e2uDtirg over the
recent address of Alf Clay oad glory in the
hope that he may be The nominee Of the wing
convention. Il would be source OF grat re-
ioicing 20 them-they have the same old
lies ready TO reissue, sui thus will save the
trouble Of making new ones.
But ne fnA among the Western Wing
Press no response 10 the announcement Of MIR
Cav that he should 60 before the W hig con-
veution IN June. IS a candidate for the
Presidency. Indeed there seem TO be scarce
" any members # the press, who do not feel
conscious bat il there ever Vas ! time when
loco lucoi,m uas most offensive, when its
intr.enes ami offences smeit rank to heaven,
that timai IS now, vet such and 50 deep have
been rs scheme, an plans Tor >eli preserya-
ton. HAT tley have been able TO eIude the
public ian aud obiaiu TO- much of the pub
lie onG5ence.
Against Mi, the warm and enthusiastic
friendship OF tie thousands who have stood
b. aud around Mr. Clay since first approving
seaa,as listened to hi, e.oquence and Wis
dom, are not caou-n-ibev cannot prevail,
an. all men ul boae-l reflection know it,
NJ .sey a, aum r5as, aad warm, and great
friy.t,; a9, ID not enough BE- might a. wei
have uDas, 50 Tar a. Che presidency is con-
cerurd We therefore hope aud believe thst
the nations convention viii turn their eyes
to some other msa whose career aud fame
VII make himaecsp.a5.ei the whole people,
without having been connected with past con-
tests ou7 party fIelodi.as.
For ousait onui he convention meets,
We sbll. b.it al5lt;le banner OF Gen Taylor,
believing, ,bal by So doing we reflect TO that
convention tue wishes OF our fellow citizens,
but should taat convention nominate any
other man that olherviH have our support,
aud we believe the support OF the Wings OF
Ohio County.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19

NO. G. ai ." saws ae III n5. al. We
have lu 01-eHe fank. ,J BE- s1r'. " hen oeare
on f1e f..t. HHtrt-ry IS here else We age en-
equals Nit r. aI fq l.>. i've us yaIr Asud. -
At H.fc H. -.F nag taut another hear'y
-1fba
"N4iJ." say, DE-, Il understand you wire
i"'..> D.. 'aa Niti.aal IH'aiii-snc-r ~lmr-
tru=-. ahsHt msrer, o1; hera iu MsH,an.'
""sI. y.s. sly- +. ~,lurrsl. to some
HH.s. v.ruIt don't iHred win ms pub
iit ao.lts as ,Ae Presidents private emb4ssa-
DOR
Then he turned rolnl anil pa, the dor to
adj begun 90 ~p-aA la littc losg.rtJue.
"NlJJf. siys he, "ihaj lai-ii -euc5fi,
capital TaPtr,a great pepper. il dss yves 20 b.
ra.o11g@d. I tak- irdrm isf,rti 10 fie
prosperity OF ttt pop'r and mtaa G, no
s'HfttiHgJ0r IL. III BE- tie mt4Aiag uf Il usi
when get TO tie rauk and 81 uatiou That cx-
prct TO get. spese you'll -eui some accoua,
OF t'is Court Marti, down by the courier 10.
norr,w TO 20 to the luiriligencf, won't
YOU"
"Nell. YES" says |. IL was thinking Of
sending som- .i'tjr outline o. IT. - The liIks
at Irm- IN the United States might under
siJni The substance OF j, as lar as il has 1T
atarE.
fseH he took written paper ont of hi,
pocket aH3 saws be-. 'Noj0r hsr. i, a clear Sc
count of tJe proceedings as lar ss they Awe
gons. all careful " dawn up. putting every
tHInI iI aire light. ! should THE 10 have
yot iaar ibis d.I sad IT, ou 10 tu. Int lIi-
!, n.tr. auj have il inserted d. coming from
GA anth'ntlr sure; %. % tnu chp,s-. ,ol
Ga work. iu Hud make ii 4 par. Of $ ,ur lsttri.
anu the u1ialt wi. d5ubt bH what it com =
IRON an 1ujhcatlc source. | should rather.
on thv whole. that vuu would work 10 into
yopr letter; that wo1d, b. The best shape 10
pat li IA. aud would, De next thing 10 an Off
Ga, repnr.'
A'lcrl took It and Looked while over
soue part u it. says !, ''Giuerit. il seems TO
fne Il l. most TOO SION 10 send Oh such par
tcutdr account DIS his. tor tear OF making 81 e
mistakes. L must take me time 10 pick
the masters all up aud put them together IN
ta" right shape. So as IL give every one bis
'af SHIRE. | thought | would send on now
% nsn point, oi il, and send on the parii-
cuiars when we've had a chance 10 pick EN-
all ap ant pat EN- together right"
But M1J1r.' saws be, I'm Uery GHr ous
tbs account should go If NTH the first i'm
pft@iJHS. You Know a great deal depends
ou hrs Impressions; therefore, no tine should
be lost IN getting his b-lore the public, aud
the best way to DO it Is 10 work il into Your
report. 10 b. sure. the paper does consines-
abe justice to me, but not more than ! think
You WI be- satisfied belongs To me. Ine,er
ask ANY oue % pufl me; bat have confidence
IN you 10 believe hat YOU VIII do me Justice.
! never losgel my friends. There's no know
Ing but the upshot OF this trial may Zip Gin
rrai Scott cut OF the tail-end oil the art yet;
and, II SO stand a gooI chmce OF bling ptac-
ed at ;he head OF military affairs h-rt; and,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
:, 4 EA M-BOAI REGISTER
GEpORTED RY Z. II BERRY

ARRIVALS AMI DEPARTURES
y Bouts Jor The last "a hours endins yester-
idy az 4 CLOCK. Z. VI.
ARRIVED.
Monongahela, Stone. Pittsburgh,
Consul, Kinney,
Umpire, Young,
hudson, Poe.
Niagara, jacobs, 81 Louis,
BiliiIant, Grace, Cincinnati.
WelisNi!ie, BARNES, Sun Fish,
Diddem, Stewart n. Orleans.
DEPAnrED.
Mononsahela, Stone, Cincinnati,
Consul. Kinney, Plltsourgl,
Nlagara, Jacobs,
Brliidnt, Gruce,
ellsvlile, Barnes,
umplrr, Young,
DlaGen, Stewart,
hu"aon, Poe, bridgeport,
% ieet water III the ohannel-.allinp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
STATE ELECTION.

Dir Warrior: DR.. JONI ExGL1su. we es-
TEEN man every way qualified 10 represent
Is in the Legislature OF Virginia, AMI he will
receive our support. MANY ,OIERS.
Mr.. Wharton: Please inform the public
hat y NJ. EDGlNG ron. Esq. is a canIi-
late for The legislature at the approaching
election and thai he Cannt ~, cho,ad OF.
NATIONAL ROAD.
NJ Warrior: You will please announce
JOHN BRADY Esq. ass cundiIsje To rep
resent Otia County in The hous- at delegates
OF the ueS, session ol the legislature
SHORT CREEK.
lir. IylUi0G-THoMAs McCoSS vi. be
Supported in the coming election tor della
gaze 10 r. .rrs ut this county in the General
Assembly, by MANY VOTERS.
(Argus please copy Alril Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19

nfSpEPSIA.-rhis distressing complaint weak
moss Of lac cfEa1s caused r mpuyitY Of the
blood lie gas nc juice hui3 peculiar to the stoin
ach when se-ft - fon 1ai hood. deficient those
solvent properties which of such importance 10 d
ee.iisu consequently the food instead OF hens dis
sovct. often heomes OILED or purifed IN the stomach;
hence had breath sour hec1ing. pains in tie
stomach cot senierY and other feadful COMP
Wrrhts ludisn Vegetable Pills are certain for
Dyspepsia because they cleanse the stomach bowels
Rom al bilious iiumors and purify the blood. Four
five Of said Pills. taken al night going bed VIII.
Al give relief. and Il continued Tor a short lime
viii make perfect cure Of Dyspepsia
BEWARE or COUNrERfEtrs--r he public caution
Ell against the many spurious medicines. Witch IN
der to deceive are called BY similar 10 virgins
indian Vegetable Pil.s
The only original and Indian Vegetable Pills have
the signature of William Wright writien with pen
the top lshe Of each Box None oiner is genuine aud
10 counterfeit THIS : roHeERY
For sale by James Mellor, Whrelmg Once and G n.
era Depot, 100 Race street, Phila Apl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
Correspondence of the Times.

Philadelphia, April 10, Z p. m.
The United States steamer Mississippi has
just arrived at Boston with dates from Vera
Cruz 10 the 4th inst.
Sinia Anna reached the coast on the 4lh
under escort oi Capt TiiSham's company OF
Artillery.
The Court Of enquiry on the Both ult., adj
journed TO n.eet in Washington City. Before
the court, Gen Scott lmpeached the testimony
OF paymast r BurGs DIS to the Leonidss letter.
1t was The general opinion at Vera Cruz
AMI III The army. that tne Mexican Congress
would not dare TO raliiy the treaty.
Lieut. Smith and Z men OF White S Mount
ed company. had deserted TO Senobia guerl
la chief, who took them prisoners and re-
turned them to Gov. Wilson at Vera Cruz.
Accounts from Yueatan give horrible de-
tails OF the Indian butchery OF the white in
Ia btants OF the towns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
VERY LATE FROM MEXlCO.
GENERAL SCOTr COMING HUME-THB
TREATY TO BE RATIFIED.

Correspondence Of the Piiisiurgh Gazette.
Philadelphia. April II, 1918.
By the arrival OF The steam ship Ohio. at
New Orleans. we have dates from Vera Cruz
10 the LIST Instant,
General Santa Anna had completed his ar
Engagements for having the country, and bad
Chartered bris TO take him to Jamaica.
a. he guerrilla bands continued 10 he very
Troublesome betN cen Vera Cruz aud the Cap
ijol
General Scott had left the City OF Mexico,
and was hourly ex, ,ectcd at Vera Cruz. on his
way home.
Mr.. list will return TO the Uuiiel States
IN Z. npany with Grueral Scott
The general impression b, the last ad,ices
from Mexlco ana q .er,taro. was. that ,he
Mexican Congress would rdtiy the treaty.
General Paroles engaged IN lumen,ine
difficulties, ana eudcayorng o bulId up a
molarchdI patty, with the view oi exciting
another revolutions. lie was ai.ted b, the
clergy.
ueneral Valencia died OF apopIeYy, late in
Match
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19

M Stockton J., agent tofthie c,,y and will
attend Of any lime TO receiving sabs aribtrs
!, is stated. in .c'ter from Rome. that
rroit s1l- az nuw under Consideration by the
Pore for al .isliug De- c-lbicy OF the clergy.
j. tefr be ANY foundation iar iii, report
y only adls anolher rnsance to the Isl Of eve
isuD-o ln" great changes, social aud poli-
uea. now IN ogress throughout the ci,iii-
z.i world.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
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I. ssu,raeiei toe t.f,ain rytant ia .l,,i D.,
5I-".rt .uf.- tIs Iu-gl1tf.ut IBIS ut,g t.ir..
Jr+ though ha.eu8of bop. Hrsnt sr.sr g.
mount oft commentator from th1~. ~ 100 con
81 lrr Che t.ta ugh rs WUi- uUlrin ..~ 4 t,l.-..
80 uFf. 'U4uI.t.t.f i'i3u tls % .min4'i ia f..
any r8r'I .u'fr tnH't CORAL. 'i. Is mo. ts-.t t
g altogether "ith'u, q certain shore OF ap.
p tu-e.
iHHse who Wrre once bis greatest cueuia,
w DO even went - Jar as 20 advise taal De
s'ould d. hilied 10 hi, tracks uk- a yeuuHol>
IeHt He-tl5ee who al .ne ilme could see np
N7il. 'l any .HH4 1f aii. BOD argument pr way
~ iF'NiHs lr sp'ke-ar5 s15 i.ult converted
iit' warm d'mfefs nj 1i, ,fansarnsn' a'' D.
H-s. Nhdl great Whsi go "'fr0 neimn2 IN
u"Pl. !" conquer pre- 1ilces sod-eplN 'n5rtt
10 "'er.'.n d"hpfIi-s So oIte1 au915u-
CO. - ssse9i'A persisted ll' lnIu'-rd win 50
"N." 81, ,,. pressed WIN - "u. o ear
~ ''"a' '9.'stFi'.'a"' s'LF go must
.'V w., "''s 'e"''r' " '' ''f cause OF Loco oc'-
i,' " ga SUI '.'so az .'F''.s
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vac y" ,.'- .zS "-'l.'t lppl"' 10 those 81 r'-
's''' !" q '3"'t-- II. PiaI>s WHl-a or
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19

LIGHT LITERATURE.

- ais OF The NontezuniaS. o. Mexico IN aneieni
AMI modern times; cnuts uii1s concise history 1T
-, Nheieht AMI Modern Raees. Antiquities and eSpe-
10y i,S splendid Palaces and Halls uf STATE flastfa
'eu WIN j" e''tr tcg'ttiitil eugrsvuies:
ne bre9rer aYI the Wurkcr; nv DourIass J.rrofd.
inr Ia LADY ~ Boona; ~ " u Maxwell snihs r
. o. Orion O'!.iuu.e etc: 49,
by thss AveriIf. " '''"-
Lows in cottage; ~ r 5 NrtAur;
,Ae ko1le5 Csidalu'S BRIDE. an Historical I.panee
o i'9F'. Treason aud Nysieft; bv & g Nandrrvei,Ie
We" ana Then; by hr Warren. + 4 = Author Of Ten
Thousand YeaI.
The Water Witch
JACK Ter
Tir Praire Bird.
Tom CriHg.es Log,
mandy Andy; by thas Lover. Received this dsy at
WAX EMiN'S Literary Heput
N0rf " % Mai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
MAJORJACk DOWNING.

Agr UNIoS OF PHILA oELPHIA.-N are
happy 10 ieani thttIals institution Ia, grNou
nP.Iiy iuIo idNOr am1ns artists dnl lovers
oi ad. Throughout the country, alHough IN
the first wear al rs existence. The National
Acadtnv VI ID 'sisn in New York have ,ig-
uiiiri 'heir approval 81 the PLAZA up1A hich
- l. ioa"trd- by admitting all OF il, subscri-
brrs o 'heir exhibition gr4.uilously .dunug the
present wears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JEWELRY.
FAIRCHILD & TAYLOR

CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JEWFLRY.
FAIRCHILD & TAYLOR,
TyANlNG just returned from the Eastern cities,
!sss opening. in addition TO their former stock
large aud splendid Of Clocks. Watches and
Iewelry, Millinery aud Dress Trimmings. sc. which
hey believe to b. the best selected s,ock West OF The
Mountains. Their stock consists III part, follows
GOLD MERCHANDISE.
Gold and Silver Watches; gold Guard cIains geld fob
ehsns; Seals ana KEYS; gold Finger Rings, assorted
sets; Gold RINGS with seal tops; plain gold Rings;
gold Shirt Studs gold Hearts aud Crosses gold Bracelet
clasps aud Snaps; gold Pencils; assorted gold specta
clss gold mounted Cameo Breast Pins. for Lsdes aud
Gentlemen Also, best assorted patterns gold Ear Rings
and Necklaces.
SILVER WARE.
Silver Table Spoons. silver Tea Spoons
do Cream do do Suear longs,
90 Mustard Spoons, do Salt spoons,
do Butter Khiyes, do TiHmbles,
Silver darts and head ornaments.
STEEL WARE.
Steel Watch Keys aud chains; steel Beads Rings and
Tasses for hays aud purses steel Dress Sides steel bag
Ornaments.
GILT GOODS.
Gin Breast Pins aud Rings Gilt Purse Trimmings,
DO Toy Watches, do Toilet Ornaments,
do Paper Cutters.
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes, ass'd puterns; Penetrating Brushes;
Clothes do Hat dO Iooh Brushes, 70 patterns; infant
do; Nail do Lather do; Watch do
CUTLERY.
Pocket Knives, !, ., and blades; Table Knives and
Forks do Carver Knives do do See; do Knives in SETS
:
Wade * Butchers Ra1ors; J5cksou, stacy * smith do;
Elliott's do VIM &c YES & Sons 30.
bonnet TRIMMINGS.
Bonnet silks assorted; Bonnet Ribbons; Bonnet Lii
+ nngs; Bonnet Flowers,
HOSIERY
Ladies' BIZ silk Hose; do white do do; Gentenens
If silk hose, white and k; cotton hosiery coors
aul SIZES Misses Hosiery assorted SIZES whIe blonde
and assorted ooiofs; Ladies' Gloves, etc.
LACEs.
White SILK Ed1iass; b't 10 do; Thread Edqiacs aud
Insertiugs; Lise La q and Edgn.s Silk honde Lace,
PLAIN; SIG bonds i.aC. hgnrrd; ap bouds, assorted
Bvbtn Edsiugs and inscriings.
! DGhSS rRiMMiNGS
Dgcss Buttons, rted patterns; y ess Trimmings,
assorted co.os, vide; Dress frmulines, assd colos.
marrow; Dress Gmls; Bin dress md CAPE Frnses;
Coids .ad Iasses; ira cord; FrencI wosk collars,
5 { 10 s..
RAZOR STRCPs.
Chapmln's Mage Razor Strop; Rlisan's premium
Rome S.roi; E.erssu 10; ~hsyIng 3oxss. Specta lie
cas- :, assorted pat.erns larasos; AccoTdeous, etc
+ & RMAN GacDs.
Fancy Boxes, asbrtet Styles Fancy Boxes u it'll Co
ver-; fant, boXrs xith Puzz and Gems apcy boxes
dlsAes; BUNns bls; Mewlng cats; Toy turkeys aud
assu5,vi birds; Brss ana Tia trumaets, Tin Horses,
Dugs asd atuases
p RFUMEEY.
Fancy Soaps, essnued perfdines; J Hauel's NymPh
soap, " k.dwai's Il dIcai,d soap; faayy soa ut
tox,,; freuc cooes; German do; tau iustte Tor The
tia; iiaIF Dye, assorted coos Hair Dds assorted TAR
+ to,naluus, ass q itsA and hair powders
Clocks and Waiaes repaired at sIott notice; Silver
Spoons made To orA,f aud all Iewery in our line
Wheeling, Apg. u fAlRGHiLb FAN LpR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19

S. Avery has brought on hi,hat factory in
spleud a style this year. There has been
great improvement in hating in this dty
within a year or TWO, and none Of them are
d head OF Mir Avery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-19
s7ss W. :,S
IIYGIAN HOARllOUND AND LlV
ERWORH ENILGI CANnN

Eli " OK COtGH CANDY.
1s offered 10 She public pleasant and effective rem.
Il edy to- Conss Colds, uoarseness Asthma Phlhis-
lc, Whooping Cough, influenza, Group, sore fhroat.
Bronchiis, aud general affections ofIhe Chest and lungs
In such cases 1t Is known 10 have afforded daeied and
permanent Teei, and FROM rapid and great sue
cess remedy fur the above diseases " he il hos he.n
used, II promises 10 become of most useful and
popular medicines. u Is offered, too, a. pleasant az.
LItt 10 the consunptive, aud to yocaliss
and public speakers generally.
The mama OF the preparation indicates its leading in
gredent, aud VIA he found he BY no means unucss
ant TO the taste and may he used h., children and adults
WIN enlfe inquiry. The materials used ia the prepa
ration are OF the hest quality, AID relied as
IN every resseci, a PUkE AND GENUINE ARTICLE.
Z FAMILIES would no doubt promote their comfort aud
colds
Ne are now selling Thirty thousand packages OF the
CouGn CANpg, weekly, in the city OF Cincinnati Ohio
wa,eh IS suficieat evidence OF lis efficacy and great
poPula' ny.
The popTieiOrs warrant cure for The above Diseases
M al cases, by the or tins celebrated Caudy aud
Challenge auy person Ia The United States to produce
BETTER cheaper or more effective remedy \ liberal dis
count VIII he allowed 10 purchasers who rurct ase Tor
casa, Or sell a Oh cOalH An orders iilel ~
JAMES BAAEA, Druggist
Genera. Agent,
Corner Of Monroe aud Main sts. Wheeling, Va
Jan l3-im
Also for sale by Basseit 4 Robinson, aud " Eobb
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Tatrt IRE numerous count reil half dol
lar, TO cucailtiou, very vel, made aud likely
10 deceive.
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Pittsburgh, April Is,
Sales of Flour at 68. Bacon 3 4 bog
round.
# A inches water-falling.
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FRESH SIUCh or SPElNu x sIMAiR
GOODS

irtJOIJN.
TONN ELLIOTT L co. No l63 Y w cor Of N.ip
- 81. and NslSei Alley. have commenced receivint
their large ana well selected OF Dry Gouis
and Nacrties. purcha p tbs EAsTERN citie- at the
present reduced prices comgrisut large snd endd
assortment OF an kind. Of y Gnod4. Fancy and staple;
TO -ctnc- with much isr1er stock Of Narittes and
Fancy Goods han Icred thls markell aud are
prepared % sell tlspi either wholesale retail ON such
terms as cannot fsii to give general tIsfactton.
n They wouid call The atteutinH OF Country Nrr.
ch,nfs a. fed5rS to ther sack of Goods Tor whole.
sa ing ~ they VIII aep cpdpeic stock al s-clcs
In t3feir lue.
Please cs at i63 and examine Tor yourselves
Apr u JOHN ELLIOTT K Co .
TcARNSoLS AND UMBRELLAS Para~aIs and
~ uihfeliss Al al prices. among winch are some eie
CANT hrecede and fancy silk raraspls opening hy
APiH SrHHY. kssEW 4 sugARtNarx
NEW AGENCY.
FoNSFMPTIoN CTR5D-rhe subscriber has on
- the Agency ior the sale Of Doctor Yi:cl,s Az.
douinal Sapuortcrs. Shoulder Braces aud lubs'inp
1u' e. together with his Book lectates on tho ts.s
OF the Luuas; and cause prevention aud cure Of rus.
luonary consumption, Asthma, aud diseases uf the
Heau; on tne avs Of Longevity and on The mole Of
preserving Male and Female health hud ed vers
YIN 70 Illustrations; BY Samuel sheldon Fnch A NJ.
NJ u.
The Afflicted and Medical Faculty in particular are
respectfully inviiEd to call and examine.
supply Of the above instruments aud Books lust
opened and lof sale by As MELLoR, Agent.
apis Union II, Wheeling, Va.
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SrNES SAILh

- virtue u Deed OF Trust eaecut,ahv Vp NJ
~ an aud HenFy hese, heatIug date tnrii aib Isl
aud recorded Boz the tefks Office ar the cu,ntv rnt Il,
eduesda- tht let Gay Of May uexf prac, ed NJ se
~ tir pfriisvsa c-fta q rart of aud situated t s
"aH no ue sad con ~ 81 Marshall; containing u IRIS
TO ules AID having steam uili thereon lu urrs
r"t eraiiuH. SELLING a. Trustee, shall only convey
such 1t vested by the deed OF trust Fem.
made kn0wn On the dsy OF sale.
JAS II MeMECHEN, Trn tee
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Baltimore, April Is, S43
Piour-Sales of Howard ST. at So 81: CITY
mills at Sc. Market firm, holders stiff.
Grain-Sales Prime White Wheat at 81.
4oal 80; Prime Red a 81 .32al 30