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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

MAYO ~ WAIT have returned from New York
wi with their supply of spring and summer Goods,
laid at the present unusual low rates which they
prepared to sell a. cheap as lie had in the country,
buyers are respectfully solicited to call and receive
the proof AT the recently occupied 10y Lathrop
Potwin corner Of Church and Colleie->ts MAY 26
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

DANGBORN 4 BRINSMAID, OF lhe Variety
L store, are Offering great variety Of Watcher,
CloGk1 Jsw9,ry, per!nmery M n instruments.
Scissors, Canes, Stocks, Caps, drawing materials, will
low Wagon, Chairs and Cradles, Castor, Pencils,
Tea and Coffee Pots and Irns; silver ware, plated
Ware, Lamp Weeks and Glasses, Collars and Bosoms,
Suspender>, Swords and Pistol, Thermometers Station
cry, Inks, Court Plaster; Dolls, Bags, pocket Books
and great variety Of fancy articles to supply the
wants and minister the qualification OF the notonal
and all who call al the Variety store we are III Gap
pie Pie" order ready to answer orders or return calls
al the variety Store, PANGBoRN Il liRINs MAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

NEW SHEET IRON, COPPER y TIN WARE
IN ESTABLlSIIMENT.-1he subscriber late Of The
moved to the Store lately occupied by Srongs & Co.,
east side Of the Court Ho,e Square, door north OF
the Log Cabin, is now ready to do all kinds OF work
that the public wish i'll his line Of business, such
covering roof, with tin, making and putting up cave
roghs aud >pou>. All kinds OF Tin, sheet Iron and
Copper Ware will lie kept hand, and for sale at as
low prices rs lie found in the State. Sheet Zinc,
line OF or business kept hand. For chcapness IS
price and neatne>s Of execution, my work will not he
exceeJ by any in the state fyou wish for any thing
in the above line, before you ira Il lie sure and cab
upon II. Ii. BOSINlCh.
Burlincton JULY, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

NOTICE.-This ccrtfcs that | have given my son.
Joseph Roe. his time. and shall not be response
bile for any contracts made by him, nor claim any Of
his earnings after this date his
DOMINIC u ROE.
Colchester, August s, 1910. mark.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14
1000 560j 1880 Al
LEGISLATURE.
1Gin 1909
ILLINOIS,

There is Wing gain 80 far Of three mcnbersin Hal
lifax and one in Granville county.
ILLINOIS,
Cook Co.-Whig Sheriff and portion of Wing tick
ct elected. Last election Loco foco
KANE Co.-Whig majority 100. Last election 200
Loco-fOco.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

4 YOUNG LADY OF good family and ola lib
IA eral education and who has a thorough theore,-
cal and practical knowledge Of the French and English
languages, wishes to find place either in a family or
in a community, as French teacher. Applications,
f ly letter post paid) 10 be directed Mr.. Mott. Pro-
lessor of Music, burlington, VI. June 4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

TYR. II. A. GAUvIN, lately returned from Franco
- respectfully offers his services to the American
public. Office opposite Mr.. Russe's Hotel in the
house lately occupied by Israel r. Richardson, Esq
IN Pear-st. Burlington, July 10, 1870 lmjyl7
1NlfE TIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK Just received
l. a large supply Of Tippecanoe Text Book, made
up Of documents and facts illustrating Gen. Harr>on's
history, character, services and opinions Ii is warmly
recommended to the friends of Gen. Harrison through
ont the L. States, for sale at the book store.
June 20. y. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

CLOTNIERs, TAKE NUTiCE-The subscriber
~ at the WinoosLi Iron Foundry, has on hand and
for sale, new TEAZELING GIG, made for narrow
Cloth, first rate machine of the la,ts, Improvement
which will be sold cheap Tor cash. or exchanged for
Cloth JESSE GAY
Winooski Village, June II, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

( OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscribers have on hand
~ full assortment of Ingram and Common wool
Carpcting, Venetian and Cotton do. Rush Mating
on Cloths, &c. which will be sold for Cash at New
York prices N. LOVELY a. CO.
July 80, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

H1NESBURGH ACADEMY.-Ibc next term of
1 this institution will commence on Monday, Aug.
a. under the direction of the present principal Mr..
Benson. To those acquainted with the advantages Of
this institution recommendations are needless.
August d. 1910. THOS. w. GLIB, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-14

HIrITOFW TONNf'CNT.
For sale by SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, Bur
lngion, VI. and by the Prncial Booksellers in ths
United States.
Burlington July 81, $40.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-22
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL,
Published every Saturday Morning,
ET THOMAS w. PEGUES,
Publisher of the Laws Of The Union.

AT three dollars advascc; urec dollars and nifty
cents in six months; or four dollars at the expi-
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Advertisements inserted at IS cents per square for
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The number of insertions TO be noted on all advertise
msnts, or they will be published until ordered to &c
discontinued, and charged accordingly. One dollar
per square will be charged for single Insertion
Sem;-mo.,,nly, Monthly and Qurterly ADVERTISE
n,ents will bo charged the as new ones each In
sertioa.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six iines' and
Communications recommending Candidates tor pub
ic Offices of profit trust-or pulling exhibitions
will be charged as advertisements.
Accounts for Advertising and JOB Work will be
presented for payment, quarterly.
GrAl Letters by mail must be post paid to insure
punctual attention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
WHEELING.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 80. ls4o.
CLARKSBUR6 CONVENTION.

NAhNNsoA ~ NtNNA L. Nm.
Tie most q The delegation from this city to tho
convention AZ Clark,5nrch. have returned home. de-
lighted with tuer trip end the true Virginia ho.pi,au
- hat characterized their reception and cnter,ain.
mcnt From them We have received an accoup, of
the convention. A. correct. rr-blh!y. as we could have
obtained. has We been present
On their passage 90 and from The convention. ,ney
hnal both 'aycms and private houses. prepared to
receive them -s~amcfr3O0 guests nnd srme 90. They
arrived IN Clarkshurgh on "Wednesday evening. the
2i'h. where they found a large number Of delegates
FROM Brooke. Marshall, TYLER. Wood, Monongalia. Pres
ton, Harrison. hanawha, Jackson. Mason. Lewis. Ran.
dolPh. Nicholas. Handy. Pendle,on. Hampshire AMI
fr'derok IA ~Nrrginia, and Greene and Fayct,e in Pa
Al about six o'clock, the assembly in the town a.
semblcd in front of Bariletts Hotel and first called on
d N. E~dsIuston, Esq. Of This city, who addressed the
assembly, for a short time. il a neat aud Appropriate
spoesh. lie was followed by G. w. Summers. electo
70, the Kanawha district, z Williams. Jr. elecior e.,
Frederick. Van Wrinkle ofwoOi. sprirg. ofohio. vii
son Of NonongaIia and Seymour Of HARDY. These
speeches occupied the time until eleven o'clock in the
evening when The meeting adjourned and obtain
cd lodgings where best they could.
On Thursday rcrninr, The weather proved very IN
iA'ora'l'' Notwithstanding Which a large number Of
"es'r" ana hardy PATROLS from The hills came IN.
N''1' nine clock Inc ram commenced falling, yet
m PROCESSION 'fined consisting Of from five TO sH
''u'a"' pe''u'' preceded 'y a fine band and each
delegation carrying i's appropriate banner.
The procession moved 60 the stand and organised hy
the appointment OFFS. Sprgg E'q. chairman aud IS
'ig' PRESIDENTS ana 'ighI Secretaries. Mr.. Sprifg,
on taking The chair. addressed the convention m his
haII''si manner and closed by Introducing the Hon.
VIM. { Rvcs To the Convention. Mr. r. MAS receiv.
Cd by The Convention M the most enthusiastic manner
md proceeded - address thrma a strain o~fa7gurnenl
That carried c]5uviciiun with b. lie SET forth the dem
ocrauc ground On WI c. hc stood, ON whidh ac had
been q supporter of,he administration Of Jackson. and
pledges which had been made y the present incnm.
bent lie then showed how tar that incumbent, had
departed from the democratic course %! policy and
proposed measures that srlrS At the foundation OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
-uA.nLsLE r.m.nn

Tie ..r.r vmH te .s..l rsr..arsree of o. Cd.
.r- o...-rss us attacks ug.1 Cen Harrison rsI4lv.
m 'o af.Hr Cd. Port S.rnssr.l1. W... DO r1. .Hst Oh r.
Globe % iHs Official organ srI BE-. through hc Ersg.ng
.fk. ul1I l1d taa q BE- rars 5lJHr members .fC.r
rr.s a-3 ts 3 .Da.fs, widely -.-ru si-J. We should
ass .o further rgtas ala print o., base rs 10 ts..r.l q
subject on 'a,'nh ~tol7 country * opposed o. him.
bIn-an bnF-1n a1d o. f-w ofaars s1uslly dsr-aI,i
ord ~cnH.rmTH5'" The dim of hs G..J, 10 10 leave
&C. .rslsc 'au .hsi Gem Harrison 10 guilt ct Cow.
aaI.sl. orr eos neglect Of duly: o 30 brings 70
ftsi.at Del wsa o.I,sr aal boz &C fsres not ro.f.
d atg lsss1 taf .c w1s guilty u either offence
ORE 90 be- in. 1usr7y 90 hsys The 80 Inory Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30


Oo'-Ir"shan' LOWS Cas-. saausl Wells. r. c. O,v-
ihg' Geo PAUL. &c Bartlett. +. V.Bal. Robert Mor.
"''h'Seo. Todd. VIM. Tocs. James Smiley, n Cra
ham, L. Hokil, l.. D.. Wood. all of whom wore OIL.
GERS and with Gen Harrison az the time, ar, the
words OF these men TO be taken. OF are they vhiss
that their words should De remembered. bot to be dies.
piscdI IL Is too late % assert UlruSon's coxan!,ce
if hrs cond"et has become a ma tier Of history. He
has living witnesses too, ofhis bravery and skill. Go
eaH Harrison a coward or an unskilful General among
the hills where bis soldiers are 10 be found. Tell
them he was a coward. tell them he did no, DO n.
GUY and every vein IN their frames. ever dron Of
'he'r blood vii give YOU the lie. The memory of
o'her days-of the black swamp. Of TIA Thames. O,
orr Nloigs and of Tippecanoe wIll come over tbcm
aad they will tell you at once that no man deserve,
moro ut the hands Of has counirymen than did md
'oesEen Harrison. You may IN scratching re- corI.
and men. you may find those who were has en,mi,s
iehau many enemies. s. hadl Gen. Washington.
ne was asussd-so was Gen, Washington, and Q, il
every other great man; but they were both abused
oy men who consider their ows personal in;ere., or
naiioe paramount 10 the interest and welfare Of tLeir
country. Abuse from such men we eIpeet bu, so
long rs the history ofIhis country shall exist. so long
Harrison hl6e loved and revered BY every patriot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

L7Heh1IC Arsrf9's' # he A~lis--Ii - amusing
% contrast tins fact relating TO Toe People Of Ycmbro'
N'it tIc picture which has been gwen u by Irwin
and Bruce Of us icruc.uss and lrcqruprou, inhabitants.
The pigs wc had on board excited more attention
q rlusI 'o thc ship. though 200 European vessel had
vlsiicd their port iDr many ycIr5 before. bad stroIlci
for 20 few miles beyond OBJ" walls OF I,mbro, with
Sum, other officers, aIi arrived no a small Bodouin
crcrmpmcu'-lIcrc we sat down 90 pIrIke Of the
milk WhIrh wIsIrJuEbt hy the lsmll,N, he several
portions Of our uniform underwent % minute scrutiny.
su. while i.H Jacket ulUue was pronounced decidedly
IuIr.rrfr. rbu sIrf1ItUl another accorded better with
Arabian ideas az nr1rrn'g. or hats they styled "jiJ-
a'.s. nF cooking I"s aIithg eve shade uf the dress
l1ps aiIrI0I fhr widest scoop. Or conjecture. What
can 90 No i1r was echoed ir-u RIO sides Wonder
iu. go .ruE'b exclaimed an OBJ seer. with uplred
Hrras who bad uH' before spoken as1ndurgr Those
inti'ls 1-o doomed Oh rirrulI rrrlGiG1. and With be-.
coming uH'fs'V tIay -'rII fl..r eyes from tla looks
oi fa0 A.ms.t. rnr NH' iI.y Ig them upwards. lest
tary -h1.lI ~nrlfIus.g ,ueo8icr Dol. gaze -W,IacFs
I-ar,a u driIa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
yE WHARTON. Esho- an Prpn~-.

TEsEs-Thc Tr-wcekly TaPer IL published or
Tuesdays. Thsr~iays and Saturday,, AT S. per annum
~ advance. or S6 al the Cnd ct the year 81 ir sh
mcnihs No subscriber received ior IA les term than
ar f~nuailss.
m Weekly piper. nc Western virginia Times y
published On "wednesday Al q 50 per auuan in Hd'
vance. or e. II no, paid within ono month t-'m the
hcginulag ct the wear. Norew subscriber wall BE- re-
oeivei. eTcep; such a. pas in advance. For = month.
81 Sd i invariably charged. No subscriber received
for a les term than 81 months. and no laisr tiECon.
finurd. c1cept al the discretion Of the publisher. until
III aTrCafases are pzd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

THE BANKRUPT BILL.-By our letters from
Washington, 70 Wi. b. seen that the Bankrupt Bill, after
a tight struggle, has inl ly passi the Sralte-ycas
q nays. 80. The thinaes, Of the vote. IN thli lnlg.
Goa a question which isdeemei OF =, much importance.
nnd wII-uhls excited 81 much interest 10 the cprn.
iy, Is accounted FIR m this mornings INTEL goncsr.
D. The circumstance that several Senators. were under
Inc necessity Of being absent from the citv. when the
vote wns tahCH. and that, they. according % Paria
meutay usage. recently followed iu congress. prevail
led ufoU member. uH the opposite side u pair oTy.,h
them on TN. question.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

THa n"" a1trI appointed Oh locate me Marine Hos.
rusI 900 rh. Oa., wfl be uilis city or or before
's e'u July % will be- .u Pittsburgh on the 18th
Io make na required preparation, fr that board. ha
r.'zaus .fP.rzaar b hrII 70 largo meeting at which
'ha NaE"- was Pres dent. AMI 'u1Iy honorable ylcc
nres.aert were appointed a 1umwce ofseveu wa,
srFs.a.-. r1 collect ars bearing upon the subject
Would DO nl. ng wc.l Cor .nr citizen, 90 abandon hc
n~'r--..us a.Haf offs NOR. important o.grc, Dr O
mH aaI attend iJ tlB Hltsrt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

kENDALLS fAGRA-The Alexandria Gazetie
says we understand that Mr. KcndsIis Extra Globe
-'ho source Of such an income o him. and from which
90 u thought. he will clear some fifteen thousand dol.
lars Do about five months. I've wish we had that Lr1s.
poet 20 fifteen years.-hus. thus ar. very much dis
appointed expectation. 10 Is said % be quito a doll
and Fpwcries'-1Ins-n. II even r5qcy cannot add
v gor % Kendall, pen, It must b. "a gone case
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
House. o. REPRESENTATIVE April %. 1910.

House. % REPRESENTATIVES,. April %. 1910.
The following sections of the bill being read, viz
"For compensation To the oricer. aud clerk Of tbs
branch mint atChlr!ous. North Carolina. siI thousand
dollls.
"For pay Of labOrers in The al lcren, departments OF
the same. three thousand Eve hundred dollars.
"For w~siace Of gold. AMI foe contingent expenses OF
The same TWO thousand Eve hundred dollars"
Mr. SIANLI said: Mr.. Chairmln. during the las
Congress. n no;ion was made to strike cat this appro.
priauoa altogether. ] opposed that motion then; | oP
pose u now. IL Is, | fear. SIR. too true that tins branch
mini has been thus far a mere humbug fear, sIr. II
Is destined 10 be a useless tax upoa the nation. Bot
l oppose The proposition to discontinue operations thsre
until II has been tested. IL has been in operation bat
two years. And as North Carolina has hitherto had
htte from the General Government comparatively, !
am more unwilling To take from her whatever Of adj
vantage this branch mint may be.
But, sir. while I cannot consent 10 SOP operations
here, | wish Ia reduce he salary Of the superinicni,
ant, who has. from evidence in nav possession, wasted
Tho public money, and been more ANXIOUS 10 secure
has own comfort than to serve us country. | move
therefore, slr, 10 insert IN this hli the words provided
that not moro than fifteen hundred dollars a year be
allowed TO the Superintendent for his SALARY. l wish
SIR. 10 test the pretended democracy OF some gentle.
men on this Goor. The Administration party have
now a decided majority IN this House. | demand OF
them some evidence other sincerity IN opposing cN
irayagancc. | viii point them 10 what ] think Is an
instance ofan abuse Of station by THIS Superintendent
ana | call especially ON my Van Barren colleagues Ia
sustain me in this cf1g; 10 reduce the salary OF ,hi,
odoriovinC oGiccr.
| hold IN ny hand a document printed during the
last Congress, g25,a Congress. 81 session. doc. 49,
and, IN examining thIs. on the 81 page. | real as
fellows:
Annual expense q ne branch mint al Charlotte. Mort,
Corohua. ~cIclgs,rc ofhc 6~4iliuCS. machinery dgo
enclosed grounds, s~Igdra'rs. { els, and fr'Urcs. a
grccqLy Itp he r-es1igToa 81 he House Of Regresel
faiircs af he "A of february, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

ESb-ruC ts1rrvt-A Irrrr ilu a H.sl and sol
informed source Boo this stsfc ..s
Tho SDic may not vote iur UIr-eIu. but wi. r4.
for Van Boron. ! th.us. Tho p.O5sb Iy BE-. SIZE val
". o. Er TYLER
IH,ra H n1 deprI'lnro o. Poi placed 1r this STATE.
~ Che Fmplf reason naiu uo 900 o.. as modia. who're
VIZ '.Haru VIII Ie t1.mu-r o,. Ifto gsarTs rts
te vote. lni los tbo Lfg slai Jrs. .vc do not doubt b4f
t3ti 'l7 Old Former ct Nor b Bcui would best the
"HoyaIisJ' ofibo Order Of the rJ4 ss4 Wef.,Un -
tboJsania.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
THos sWEENY. $500
CouoNIzATIoS Rooxs. W.snrycroy.

10 the sahjucct set firth
below We consider an ~imperlul duty ola Chrisiion
aud a patriot
COLONIZATION Rooys. WAsuryG-oyJ
June Is. 1870.
NJ n meeting OF the Board u Direction u the Amer.
can Colonization Society. June bah. 1910.
the following Resolution was unanimously sI,-.
ted
hr'"'ufa' That IN Wow of!he animaiiaS intelligence
received by the Slluda from Lihsrs. dcnons,-atp me
me rapidly increasing prosperity and power OF thu,
Colony. ITS ability fOrsciEdelcnce as sa!uinr. inducnc.
upon 'h' naive tribes, Is successful operation against
Ihe Slave Trade; and that u is opening n vile dp,,
Tor uViliz';lon and Christianity IN Western africa: and
m yIc~ "i the importance OF the elly return of the
S'Ilu' "Hha cargo and eHlgranis, requiring. in coa-
ncIion with the dIsclargc Of existing oblr1Iions from
hheen { twenty thousand dollars. his Board recon-.
mend 10 all ats friends liberal and energetic eycriion,
ga is behalf; and especially aud mos, earsly 10 the
Churches every denomination throughout hi, Union
To t.ke uP collections Tor lis benefit on the 5th Of Univ
nett. - XyII EES0N
President Of ne Bad Of D,rcr;or,
r. r GrRLs, SECRETARY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

Swat ADDITION TO ora orULATIoV.-Within two
mon.hs, & . since April 18th. there have arrived az
the port IT New York near tNcntyiuur ihousand pr.
eures. The greater part cm.grsBis. These hardy reU-
pie. many of whom arc Germans. 1nd hr,ng The gold
with Them. are pushing west fr The cheap ric'isnds.
The choicest Of which ,re nov almost In be nd ~ The
uu minimum government Ffce II 81 ." cents per
acie-N Y Sar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

PlSS NAS, JuEo -. - O'Clock atuighr.
Friend Wecd-Whie ! write. n most awful Couaa.
rraiigu 10 raEng-I! has already consumed near half
The business pass Of the place. and wHeru % will end
Heaven only ru1Fs Great eycrious are n1w making
10 save thc American Hotel. buJ % is feared II Will
prove unaylIIE--lIi south Of the American 10 the
Canni O." ,hc cast s,de OF Main street. is gone
The loss % c0ure % - impossible 20 csrml,c-grob1.
bly not less than $4,000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

EiGHTY-TwO CHvCFs ~ OvE WNNp.-An official
notice, signed by the officers ofihe Eighth Ward Tip
pccunoc Club If New York. Charles II. Dclayan, Pre-
sidcnt. states hat the Clup number. one thousand and
ninety members, c~ighiy-two oi uh m voted ihs Van
Buren, uckotnl the spring clrctui.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

S~A7sL-The correspondent II the Erpre,, speaks
~ an attempt 20 pass a law giving io the Secretary
of the NAVY the right 20 iurlpngh ,sberC any officer
h." plca'cf Yves shall not be surprised In hcafof an act 10
suspend ~. operations 81" HE Constitution nj certain
cnscs." Only spply the screws Of party, and any thing
can 50 down now-sdays-N y St1r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
s3346s So


"TRE.sUEY DEPARTMENT,
Register ssErc. FtBraary G, 1889.
II. L. SMITH, Register"
n. this. i; will be seen also. on thu first page u
this document. that this branch mint dad not commence
operations until December. 1897. Here, then, We OBJ
serve that the officer, and clerks received more mon.
ey in 1897, although the nan, Wa m operation bat
one moath Of the year. than they did tor the whole q!
lS3S
1887, Officers and clerks, SlU1oo %
1885, Officers aad clerks, '.OJO W
-
S5'oo DO
Three thousand Uar hundred and sl''y-siN do'.ars
more IA 1891 than 10 1855 Tor Officers ana ''I'"''
1887. NaSiage ci gold ana connh- "a
gent expenses. sow w
1855 Nsst'ge OF gold and con'in' ~,
gent expenses, 'fJO W
100 a.
-
Que ".nd'cd u'''.s m''e ~ '0'''S
', 900 ''" '' ie'o I
Wy '1''S'' 's "'" -
~. !" ''f"'' 40" y" ''l'- - - be
r"1'" -" ~ Wv "' g a,,n;o;,,
''''o = 80" 80 ''r
''J ma "5 .o,.".f ,L;,
"-' -. -n,,.,.,J Nh. ,rvr..
nm '"I' - : ~ -, .,cri,cr nr ec,oa.
- IN T., r..
,s 90 = -r.I'ol a. i, no, kDo,
, '',.,.I,- ~ -, - Linn. / a, not re-.
-, - ~, on.r,,eJ ON by INK nj f,slur..
= -. 90 $50. 80, 80 eve oiF,nre
-. o. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
MARTrNSvILLE MEETING rms DAY

I'LL "ILLIINV IIIIN Day.
The coinmItte appointed on FRIDAY evening IN tale
INTO consIpcrauun the importance of attending ,b.
Harrison meeting at MartnsyIII-. on TUESDAY.
Recommend. That The Harrisoa Association orWboe.
ing Mechanics, tho Tippocanoe Club. und the c..izens
generally attend the meeting.
II Is understood 'hai the owner Of The Ferry has ~.
h'ely Offered 10 take the people over AMI hack. free Of
CHARGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

The Globe hbors very hard ., relieve Van Of the
odium Of having sanctioned The intro llc,ion o fnegroes
rs witnesses against n Virginia gentleman. Richie
lends n helping hand. Bat all will no tdo. There
stands the record.
"Aprroroi. LK. PArLDiNc-
"Isee nothing Gai requires ny iptrrE -eaoe.
VI. VAN buren,"
NIB Richie bad better get Paulding's certificate
that Van never read-or saw his own enforcement (!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

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