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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

FRESH FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY, &c.
rlNE subscriber has just received his Spring stock OF
of Fruits etc and would call the attention of those
wanting TO give me cal before purchasing elsewhere,
am determined to sell low for cash. The following
is part -
lUboxes Oranges, . sacks son shell Almonds,
10 do Lemons do Fiiherts,
50 Drums Figs | do English wanuts,
% boxes X Rasins, 10 hbls Ground nuts,
trails Dates, cases Lemon syrup,
6 cases Preserves, 5 baskele Said oil,
q do Pickles, 4 boxes Jujuie Paste,
do Pepper sauce, 2sacks Cocoa nuts,
do Prunes, boxes Bonds Tobacco;
5000 Principe Segars;
Together with general stock of fine candies, viz;
2boSes gum drops, hoX Coffee drops,
/ do Raspherries, do Jelly cakes,
. do Fine Bsn bons tie cordial drops,
. do cracker Kisses; Aso all kinds of caudied
fruit. i eask Rose cordial-very hne.
Aprf L HiNN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

tArtrAi SJOOuOo.
Sf MS company, being duly organised. prepared
. In dA' ihSur every description Fire and
Marine RISKS, such dwelling houses Store Houses *
wan Their contents. Also, Steam Boats Flat and
Keel h1a,s with ihor cargoc, and from any port on
the ON" and Mississippi rivers, thertfhutary
Applications for Insurance 10 De made for present at
the"iicc Of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
aug Il Mccoy Ser-v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
WNsEkHN

OElNG STOVES.
Y-vs II Y subscriber has hand full supply af
- the above Stoves and respectfully invites who
in of good article 10 call and examine his
stock which he viii sell low, he the only agent for
he sale of them purchasers may rest assured they
getting aGENuISE WOLFF STovE when they huy ofhim.
fch7 THOS CtLBERTON.
$50 coal cooking stoves ofPfttshur manufacture
first article together with general assortment OF
COPPER. TIN and SHEET IRON WARE. all of
which will he disposed of the reasonable terms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

EySO Nt INSU RED-rr not To- hc-ilists tgr quest iou
whet'rfi - bette by sweeping Gre. he rum
edar" isct to an the lbs that flesh is herr TO- or. iike
prudent man cn zoo tIc Protection Office, and there BE-
Iric <'. comfortable and happy leave tor you tu
de'c-t.s.c.
fh' Protection Insurance Company of Hartford Conn
havih- al ~ady paid $50 Gee Of n the Yves
terH '"Infry, untitled to tie highest confidence aHn
Their AGENT Wheeling. Virginia.
". .. PETERs ~,
VIII TAI isfs on dwelling houses warehouses. stores.
miS 4riorles &C. together with their contents such
fur urc, merchandise. machinery and every other
ttlou Of nsurahe property. Also, steam, keel ana
na 'a~ aud their carg0es To and from any port
w esLetM w al0rs. on the most rcasOnahle terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

BRENTLlNGER'S APOTHECA,
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING, Va.
szZE HERE Physicians prescriptions are accurately
HsS and neatly put up al all hoHrs of the day ana
rih: also here be had the following popular med
iCuts.NlI;
nuct Iaynes Medicines,
Do,t Roses do
Rliev's Pile Ointment
Lewis, Indian Vegetable Pills,
SmltA's DO do sugar rills,
Braudrtth's do
Rouand's anti cosilVe TO
Iuct Deans Rheumatic do
Iloct Chapmans Blood purifier and Liver Pills,
lygsan fIs,
McAliser's All Healing Ointment,
Compound = rug Boneset,
Alternative - rup TOR cure OF Scruiula and ali
dissa-rs arising fr0u impurities OF bnod
Nerve and Bone I4muucnt.
Compound syrup sdrsa rarilia, &c &c.
April -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

Winch leaves w Wheeling every morning At 7o'clock for
STEl BENNfLI4E, WELTSViLLE = PFFTSBI RICH
connecting at Suenvle with daily mail line through
Canton TO Cleveland; at WeIisville with Neil Moore Il
20" Line to Cleveland and at Pittsburgh with the
Northern and Eastern Stages
Tue proprietor pays every the safety and
comfort OF passengers has none hut the best of
coaches sober aud faithful drivers and responsible and
accommodating agents, and he the elm. pub.
NC tna ey VIII G tins he cheapest and easiest
10 Pittsburgh and the Lakes.
once IN Wheeling corner of Water and Monroe
streets r ROBERTS 4 90 prourip;nrs
mHe 20 w. -. HUDSON. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
5asg8a9G"Ggsgg+


z isNs wiHhe talrr, by he FIRE & MARINE IN
Ia RANCE COMPANY or WHEELING At ~
t0wEsr NNtEs
Buildings Of s siHds stone, hrei or wooden andthcir
contents
Steamboats,, iactoriss mills. SC.
Furniture
Aud merchandise az kinds.
And against Ell dangers attending the sportation of
goods ON rtcrs lakes, ,oas canals. aud railroads.
Tor tie character at the company 10 urompiitudc
aud icra'iiy ~ the atjustnent and payment o. l-st
we heE leave 10 refer Us she chants tls place att
eiseWhefr Wb' have Hai TIE adjustment claims upon
Us bIise on Nam street. u. W. HARDING. Sec'y.
a;ir !.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
WHEELING & BELMONT

hNIH'E COMPANY.
The subscribers TO the capital stock of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that all iustalment OF S 80
upon each and every share thereof is re-
qnired to be paid by them respectively to the
Treasurer OF the said Company, on Mon
day the 18th day Of May. 1913
BY order OF the Board of Managers.
E. II. FlTZnUGh, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants and Mechanics Bank.
Feb. 10, lSlS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

NEW AGENCY
fss0VSUMPTION CURED.-fhe subscriber has taken
~ the Agency for the sale of Doctor ficl's Alb
dolninal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, aud nhaltug
Tubes; together with his Book OF Lectures on the uses
of the Lungs; and cause prevention and cure of fu
m0uary consumption, Asthma, and Diseases of the
Hear; on inc laws of Longevity. and on the mole of
preserving Male aud Female health TO one hundred years
wiln rs Illustrations; by Samuel Sheldon Fiich, Nj
VI ID.
The Afflicted and Medical Faculty in particular, are
respectfully Invited to call and examine.
4 supply OF the above instruments and Books Just
onenei and for sale by JAS MELLOR, Agent.
Aprls Union 81, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

ss1hE ONO STAGE COMPANY have made .,-b
n arrangements of thef stage Lines u,,,a,. ,.t ~,
"leerra az cannot ia On furnish Che sat st,c;er,.
accommodation 70 all. They ru4
TWO LINES MAIL STAGES leaving lvheeliue a.
half past 10 y. every HtInt. ard rt.ture tar,,h ,
eou9"r with the Miami Railroad NE uohrs to zinc i,
a'i Trrrc Hautc. Indianapolis Saruefe!I and -
Louis
NH Accommodation leaves Wbcchu- a; su'rock Z,
3D. t9iy, aud through to Iauesrie %. I., all by
.ayiglt. - miics
Passengers i9 desire to stop the rosd can o. tc
scat through TO le point they desire stop " here they
WISH. and have m teurXt stsaet Rat comes along
t"r i've accommodation OF the citizens Of Wheeling
Na 81. Var, dlc. they also hack from St Glars
iUr go NiecilHe. leaving - Cairsvr IT A. w.. srr
wing as Wheeling "a 10 4, ". leaving Wheeling at 10 ,
H. aud arriving ~ ttIarsviil, NJ pereau- ,ezi.
Gus OF cong 10 81 tairsvIic and returning the same
lay Gao ave s't $50 thc GAINESVILLE Accommodate ion
'"act and reach W hee.iHg about p NJ having > or 3
4oufs tn 81 GlairsriHc. Fare. % cents.
phrc No "a W stcr st. lst do-r below the u s Hotel
Wheeling, Va. Apr3e W. +. COWDERY, Agt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
EHEgssg5ssJ'4. sekyFss.

INSU NNNNF. 'VNIIANl = AIENt1 FOX
WHEELING. If x. LIST
Ar SrELLE u Lsr's W,REHorsE, WATER Sr.
FSHEN VIII take risks on Buildings Of All kinds steam.
- boats and Car1oes Factories Mills. Eeelhoats Flat
boats aud Ctrcoes, etc. against loss damage by rc
or the dan and pers ofthe seas aNes or rivers on
very favorable terms. sep Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
EARN FOR SUE

I M, J.,i,,,,t., 10 sell uly tr.u near Wheeling.
hhi N''it '''T aud Will sell IS together OF ~
parcels. to sut purctassrs and on accommodate ing
tertls IAN 2--ff aaron
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
REMON
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE


II AS heen removed from Main street Ia Water street,
INTO the room next door 10 the oihce of the National
Road stage compal next door To Clarks Coffee
House. where he Is tccelvug all kinds OF Ready Made
Clothing for the season. made expressly tins market,
from his wholesale Establishment IN baltimore No -,
Pratt street. which he offers for safe wholesale
tail az be bought Ia Baltimore or Philadei-
pla, being hut trihe difference IN the transportation
Ills stock consists OF II Kinds of cio hing usually kept
in clothing store, vz.FIne English and French Dress
frock and sack Goats, de Cashmere, Tweed Cerotton
Linn and cotton coats, some low as 90; PLAN aud
fancy summer Cashmere pants do. Tweed Linen and
cotton. some very good a. - cents PLAIN and fancy
satp mersaics and great variety Of other styles of
Vests, very good al ~ cents general assortment
OF Shrs, hdkts, gloves. suSpenders, etc. Also few
very line genli2mcns travelling hays caps and uniAre
las Remember the baltimore Clothing store, on Water
street. where you buy the best goods for the least
money fApr2jl NJ. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
PApEp HANGINGS

j - received al FiSaER'S Bookstore, Main street.
ety oi salierns Of Paper Hsu9iugs, some cs low
a. ID ,s beautiful supply expected ~ few day. "
i'> 1"'ois tor Halls aud scene aud farlors with tor
a,s !" match. tine eni OF Fire Screens aud
W hd'W Blinds Please call aud SEE them. splG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
FRUITS. NUTS. &c.

r NJ. RICK Eli, of the late firm of I.ukens Rckel
~ has Just eceived and offers for sale cheap, whole
sale or retail
bale Bordeaux Almonds, 2 bales Eng. Wanuts,
2 sacks Ground Nuts 2G0 cOcoanuts. spli
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

- EMOVAI. j. N, XIMNER has removed his grocer
&G and bakery to his establishment, two doors he
low 6 Il Tmge's ware house Main street, where he is
prepared IL furnish his former customers, and all
ones with the staff and Injuries of ife.
Fresh bread and cakes of every description al almost
ANY hour in the day. apIl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
To THE LADIES.

Al If..,.,,,, would inform the Ladies OF
AH'N. hey lilhH, Wheeling that he has iust
ceived by express few dress patterns splendid, new
stvie enbro Tered listed silks They Of the latest
nportations from France. Gall soon Il you wish to
them. aprH IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

FOR TIE LADIES.
~ iLMAN & MAXWELL. have just received
ID. 200 pairs Ladies tine hPis Kid Slippers,
100 do do do cord do do
$50 do do blk half Caters,
40 do do Kid aud Morocco boots,
90 do do Morocco Polka do
All of which will be sold low for cash. Ladies viii
please call Apr2
YAK. TRAFTON'S Compound BucNtd Syrup tor
~ impurities OF the blood, scrottous affections, salt
Rheum, Teer aud cutaueouS diseases, generally. This
Syrup justly celebrated i'll New England fer its eIca
cy aud certainty afiodng relief and restorin health
The celebrated physicians in n. Z. it and
ommend it in their practice.
IHOS HORNBR0OK Il CO.,
Ap27 General Agents in Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

.usr ,,,cel,ed al the old established stand No lul
a Nam st, W nee.iug-
4 boxes Rock cauly, case iuiuLe paste,
box r : paste. Apris BlCkEI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
G. a'IshEAf6sa0.

ioio' 1913.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
GREAT ~ Hi.ES ACSg1s f1ODSEspy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

&HAWis--Any quantity Of black and coior.4 cloth
- shaNis received al x rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
"! 70 ~ u aas=:sssasagg.

Regular Wheeling e Pittsburgh Packet
-s---s, THEsplendid and fast running
q II steamer
fG,.sssy:.7s:Tf zl-a--5 NEW ENGLAND.
Capt GEo w. EXERT viii leave
heeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at
O'Clock y " end VIII leave Prtsburg h every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ.
The New England has been bought expressly for the
trade and will leave regularly For freight or
passage apply on board or TO HOUSTON < MILLS
oct ~ Agents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

FO3s MAY s1th.
ANOTHER BEAUTY.
10000 DOLLARS
Whole tickets SIS. Quarter s375
Certificate of ~ Tickets only SlS,75.
There are II Prizes to 3 blanks III this scheme
9SSend on your orders early to this fortunate office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

%aspOTlCE. The Merchandise business carried
s4 under the firm OF Jos BLAcKMAG & Co, VIII here
after he carried on under the firm of THOS HORN.
BROOK X Co. ifHos HoR Nr6ooK.
Wheeling. Apr I, Il 10 Jos III AChaAR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

~ X ARBL ES-On hand
I've. 1900 Chine marbles, 500 Agate marbles.
$4,000 pinned do 5000 elbow common DO,
10000 Ige p'nted do SO eco plain do do
5000 do common do, for sale nv
ApG THOS HORNBR0OK g. co Monroe {.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

To which they would call attention II their eusto.
hers and the pubic. Amin
& lNS Foulards, Tissues, Berages and Lawns large
~ lot aud of the newest SIS les lust rcs'd by
APfW CuAPLfNE x THOMSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

xSARASOLS AND UNBREI.LAS.-3jO farasols and
Il Umbrellas at all prices, among which are some ee-
CANT hrocade and fancy sih farasoIS opening by
ApIs SELBY, AGNEw 4 SVEAKlNGEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
Ewbank'. hydraulic, and MECHANICS.

TIN, excellent work has reached its seventh
number, and IN perusng this, and the previous
pages OF tie work as they have beea published.
we have experienced so much pleasure that We
cannot find language sufficiently strong ia which
% recommend II % our readers Every man who
has Ia his composition tac smallest spark of ad-
iniraton Tor Science and the Arts should have the
work
In the present number there +, a description o..
simple apparatus. which can be- applied 10 blow D.
i,, backslniths' fires by means oi q fan of water.
winch would cost less than The bellows, last Tor
ey,.r and save all the labor Of blowing the ire lt
is caied the trombe, ald We are informed by
one who has seen IL in operation that u IS nse
hi In practice as il appears simple IA theory -
Their are many smiths who could apply 1t "a Their
shops. and vet they toll on year alter year IN the
lo, Of a dollar or two would purchase. We speak
Of this only as one Of the many kinds OF iniorna-
ton. applicable to every trade and occupation no"
in the reach Of all Mauch Chunk Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
FTICI-sAVING APPARATUS.

II GRIFFIN 4 Coz PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
sJ,-Tnaiueers need not be informed tsi rom ul'
fny per cent Of the heat pfgdoeyi IL J ~ nm. :
even bv BE- best psns of seftng boilers ana -7 '7 -
true Of all kinds Of furnaces a., ... q ..,,.,. o.
Ta -r-crib-rs offer TO the notice % maAui4fnfsts a
method u SAVING iael ongnaly r., ae,y Fpseai va II
mel July 81, 1877 Il j. appAsaoi7 ~ % S - - ~,
Western waters, sttlonafy eL- -, =, s,'.,., a.
lsing brick % pans &C, ln pnut"ofh-' 70 hin-ahz i
see. 10 .r 10 pspef-ns, 20 me manufacture o. sugar al
fie -1lii Acf &C ... . -..... ... 49,. Gloon,
M i 6o'5ushly tested by bu-lness men y le highest
-a.r4tf. who have rellZai SAVING ~ from t"efig-
l n f9v Der cent ard consists ll- l- peculiar con
.ricon 0f It- ireclam0er ~ furnace, rendering ue
1l most perfect and burning nearly az g. g--f-
tI Ee f JOE generating nini amount 20 neat rom
given c4n vi fel AID ~, Al trrang ergli ~ tie nite
and chimney by which The .eaf j. retained under NE az OF
only AZ feu eItufc Nchptpr oi uhl
Ing water Al trlfc. draii -elfed Tor NE isaifa
a1 ae necessity NJ Dudlg ga cnlne5a entirely oo'l.
aeS Tire cost 81 sernng is uaIs much fss Than - ne Oh
methods u las been applied ~ furnaces FOR healing iaco,
ace ard lf r, w ir 0rIw0r With rfeai economy BON oi
cost and % fuel Boilers nflrnaces np" il u-e en- y 4
flei w.,n hu' gif expense ~ criay ol-'' evii. ~ u
divdlal nights az offered on Terms sa.saclof ana ~
feresef are invited 0 examine ceruncGes, ofa"ii5s sN'
models lie Office of he propdor- ,, s.,.-...
Extract from report ~ DE COMMITTEE on NJ ~ '
~ i've Amencan Insfiute, sept ~, ~ 80. a.
" Your COMMITTEE are oi OF mon iiieL - P'l-
rs.icsly aud practically, crn5fsce- ne 80 ~
nsflra laws io he econon p eoi.l-. n, y. i, =, ne
rln which has yet been exhibited o m, y .l.tl ~ -
E,-r.rf.s f-rreD JAS RESNlthi t.airinan'
Raf.feuces may b. made 20 De following 8'ehe' " ~
a,r u-r,,, 10 wafers New-York, Logvooi WORKS
az yc1ter. ,grer o. - Pne-st PINT N0-ss a. HAY
-, NV. n W. Harvey. Tmry-hird-si. New- orr, MT
and screw WorAs lnge.oA AeDo~eg' -, a. i.
III ne MARYLAND Pel.fenlary Baltimore; " ~ a pyles
GlM1 New Bnaswlck. y. J.; 2 }. sira1g, bncA mr. sis
Grassy Point; Join Adfance O. PDushAessPs. Nil.
Farnion Pleasant Valley D. H vi ksf Co ,''
ma ma Il a.1s iawThalsp la2Brosdwsy, New-YOFk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
Imnorlnnl from Hn,ti-More Mns.acre-.

The schooner Isaac Franklin. Capt. Crosby. in
l3 DAYS from Cape Hayteu arrived at this port ycsef
dav afternoon Sh, sailed ON the OH inst In Cape
Havtien and other ports the north part of the island
IN wac 0uiet but al POrtau Prince terrible scenes
were cnacing II that portion OF the inhanli
amt. sirated with President ~oulouque against
certain of his measures. when hc arrested cighiN o
their number and had them shot Ia cold blood Ihi-
arocious act aroused the slumbeng discomfort OF Toe
friends Of the murdered ones who flew fO arms Frc-
dent SououQue collected his troops and marched against
them He met them on the way. n skirnlsh ensued'
and he was driven back to Port au Prince.
is hard 90 trace the course of all these troubles
IL is stated that SoulOuque has systema caly eNclu
dcd the ycllows (vho though the minority are the
most intcli-cn and substantial portion Of the inhan
tants) from all participation in the offices OF No'cin
menf and has replaced them by blacks, who are d.
norani and incapable. 10 was probably upon the re-
moustrancc of the yelOws, against TINS prescription
that their massacre was decided upon.
A. the latest accounts al the influential men Of the
velos in and about Port Prince were eit her killed
on IN prison Whether these troubles VIII spread 20 all
parts of the Island and bloody war ofcastes ensue b.
of course an conjecture The news from this quarter
has always been wrapped IN mystery and the present
is no exception TO the rule.
Letters received by the owners of the Isaac Franklin
10 Messrs r. G. Clark q Co. state that the terrible
boodshcd al Port au Prince struck horror 70 All minds
40 one could predict how It would end but 70 was
thought that 10 might result in the deposition q not
death of Soulouque n the friends of those whom be-
has SD cruelty murdered should gam the a.cendancy
terrible rcI.bution may be visited upon him and bis
adheIcnts
Business had entirely ceased 40 Port tuPnnce The
letters from the Island speak cautiously OF the troubles
there Boston Traveller. May %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
Shrewsbury, \. j. for cIa,.

vt a meeting OF the Wings Of the TOW nship o.
Shrew sbory, Monmouth Co. y. J. at tire house o.
Mr. John :. Doty. for the purpose Of appointing
'Dclcgates 70 the Wing state Convention 10 as
ke,nble at Trenton on the 2tth inst CAAKLGs Lif.
kfvcorr. Es1. was called % the Chair. and f. n
kANuxes appointed secretary.
\ Ne.sYs Charles Lippincott joscph shepherd r. A
ltocktOn VIM. H. Haniord and Harry Wardcn were
appointed these DELEGATE. vote being taken ~ %
~ preference Of the Wings present for the Whg Pre-
Mental candidate II resulted 10 favor OF HENRY CLAY
I On motion Resoloed, That the Wings present vii
heartily and unanimously support the nominee OF ths
Wing National Convention.
Adiourrcd sine di.,e CHAs. LlPplNCOTT, Pres.
T. n VASrxEal Secretary
Shrewsbury, N. J. May ~, lcis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

TKKMENDOt SroRH-Rq,n, HQH and llRd.-
Coiambia, Nag IA friend has permitted as to make
cNuact from letter received day or two sincc
from highly respectable gentlemen and large planter
n Union District givin. account OF one OF the most
violent and destructive storms of rain, hail and wind,
which has ever been witnessed by the Oldest inhabitants
hGER 18th MAY, ISIS have just suffered the en-
tire destruction Of my cropst this place never saw
such storm OF rain hail and wind as occurred the
Eth inst 10 destroyed 100 acres OF wheat leaving not
sialk standing. Ms cotton. which you know plant
ed early Gay 23d Of March, and had six aud eight
leaves ON H. was beat into the groundand have plant
cd part in Gotten sgain and part IN corn.
The rain descended in torrents, and the water on
the level old land the road ia suice 2OO yards
WIDE The wind blew down numbers Of the largest
trees ms grove snd Thousand pannels Of fence
q the ground mOyin. and eight pauncls together
and setting 10 Oh some twenty yards Several negroes
were caught in IT, and injured n different ways; three
were thrown from their horses aud one, who wa,
blown upon some rocks. Is so hurt that she cannot
move
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

NRGNN-Nr. Ci0g.-Atameetingol the Wings
of jefferson Co. Va. held at the Court House on
the 18Th inst the following among other Resolu-
tions were adopted
Reso'red That the choice of the Wings ofthe County
of Jefferson for the office OF President of the United
STATES is HENRY CLAY whose pretension 10 that high
Office based upon services 20 his country and ncs
for the station unparalleled, and whose character and
history afford perfect representation of the great prn
cipos of the Whig party of the Union
Rcso'rfd, That dissent from the opinion that Gen
ZACHARY TAYLOR s the choice Of the Wings of Virginia
ior The Presidency OF the United States-wh'le
heretofore have done express and tender % that
distinguished General admiration aud gratitude for
his invaluable services i'm conducting from victory o.
victory the armies of our common Country, and fur
nshing for the annals of countrys history the
cord OF deeds of glory and renown.
Rcs0lced That we disapproye the declaration ol Gen
TAYLOR that he VIII remain candidate for the Presiden
cy under an circumstance uotwlh landin. the n0u
nation by the National Convention OF some other csuii-
data il such be his real meaning bat Rs0lrtd farther
That viii support the nominee OF that Convention.
whose name for the office OF President had been sub
miitcd % The Convention with pledge to acquoscc ia
is decision