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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

Total amt resours I3a4e s2s issey eli 2ES5
This table shows an increased currency Of ss4,ssT
An increase OF specie to the amount Of iT.ssa
a decrease Of loans TO the amount Of sc,sW
This shows nearly the features I" the New Orleans
Banks viz o currency and decrease OF losns
but the operation being performed subsequent to the resup
ton Of the Rhode Island Banks 10 attended with no depreca
ton Of their paper arrangement OF exchange between this
city and Providence
On the Of March published the details Of the negoa
ton entered into between Mr. Deshed and the fund com
missioner OF Illinois In to that publication have
rtceiv ed the following letter
TRrNorr. Illinois, April g. 1890.
Ma grN~rrr--Dear Sr-I notice article M your rsp~r
az The u subject OF loans made by the Commits
OF this state As had the honor 10 be one OF those
aud assisted in the negotiations with essrs
Wright Cox. Messrs. Thompson Forman will Won obige
me by copying your paper the following extracts from the
law which acted, and sm the contracts made With
those houses
Third section Of supplement to the Internal Law The
Commissioners authorised appoint one or more
with full to negotiate the leans and make sale or
State Bonds and Certificates Of Stock foreign
and 10 vest the said agent agents with full aud ample pow
q IS by law vested in The said Commissioners
In relation 10 the contract with Messr- WRIGHT Co Gen
Rawlings and myself under the law them
agents for the sale Of 500 900 Of noa Bod
contract reads thus shall Bonds be cold al
,ha, will net 20 The state of Illinois fho psr which
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

Go-The steam ship British Queen, hence, for Lon
don, passed by the Hiberna, the 7th inst. in
lat AZ IS, Ion 4S.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20
Commerce with France.

10 me EdifoT OF he Netc 1Orh H0dd.
SIR-The annexed letter from II. L. the Minister
of Foreign Rslaon OF France, interesting particularly
the commerce sf the United States
remain, SIR. your obedent servant
The Consul General OF France,
psL FosEsr
Misisrn, or FoRyter RsLArIoHs,l
PARIS, March :, 1910.
SinThe ministerial instructions directed Consulate
kHown that accordance with the regulations adopted
for the execution OF the convention OF the Gath OF Junes
1872 with the United Estates OF America the merchandzes
from that country could not be admitted at the
be accompanied By speca manifest certificate Of origin,
issued BY the Coec shc American Customs and legal
red BY the Consul OF France aestng that they the
duct Of the soil or thes manufactures OF the Union 49,
ter Of Finance, that since time American vessels
have arrived harbors without being provided with this
document least that the captains have generally
ected 10 nave egsred BY the Consul OF France, and in
consequence, its authenticity was not sufficiently proved
However, SIR THE administration Of the French Customs,
wishing 10 act too vigorously consented that the
thus imported should admitted with the privilege Of the
convention of s42 n there ground 10 the truth
OF the declaration but such admission permitted only as
PROVISIONAL and imposing the interested parties the oblga
ton Of bond. TO produce within given time the regular
tihcate of orign.
must therefore, SIR request you give public notice
the Of the United States that nothing has been
changed France the regulations relative TO the operation
Of the treaty OF sa and that all captains Of
vessels wi may not be provided With special manifest k
gsred by the Consul Of France at the port 81 clearance,
not obtain for has the benefit stipulated IN the said
treaty.
request you inform Of the you may have taken
for the publication of the present notice. -
Receive, the Of most Distinguished eonsidc-
ration, (signed) A THiSRs.
NJ de Ia Forrest Consul General Of France New York,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

BowEPrHambln and Forrest try their strength this even;
Otheo and Iago. The friends OF the parties will crowd
the house May the hest win.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20


Thus shows increased currency Of ssl7soo
and decrease OF means Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
The decreased loans principally Of the cid debts These
AL the banks appear to be gathering fast possible
those institutions which weak and DESTROYS
ting the suspension to be extending themselves their
rredeemable Accordingly find that the
institutions have increased their leans and
have decreased the specie hand while the has been
the policy Of the remaining institutions The whole
1.-THE currency OF New Orleans since January is per
This being in edeemsble PAPER has had great effect upon
the exchanges whereas had they resumed that time which
they could easily have done the crops have emily
forward rapidly but the specie has increased per they
could have extended to dosble the without
exchanges much As it is. large crops
exchange and specie daily rising. The following table
Of the price ofspecie at New Ian April s
ian Ian "a per cent premium March J. ss.pest prem
This shows arapd depreciation Of their paper time hen
the proceeds Of the should be applied payment OF
northern balances and by Of the small purchases OF
goods made at the north, exchange should be or
south We perceive in the quotations Of cotton at the south
that distinction Of nearly the prices
paid in bills ofspcepayng banks and in those Of suspended
institutions This Is the only way Of ing them hones
Let the public dscred their bs and they be glad to
sumo
The following the ofhe Banks of Rhode Island q,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

To CoRREsPoSDENrs.-An Der OF communica-
tions are hand, which shall receive early atten-
ton A very important letter from Philadelphia, on
stock and money affairs, will be published to-mor-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

S2,a3i 1853 4a,54oss7 222 so7 ii, se4 SOS
In these tables the Citizens Bank included the
Mech statement and in the JAM this
cumsance arises the great the aggregate
loans In comparing the returns separately find that nst
tutons, follows
~ Orleans Canal and Banking Co, City Bank of ~ Orleans,
Improvement and Banking CO.. Louisiana State Bank,
Mechanics and Traders Bank Atchafaay a Bank,
IA ~, baSs dscrs,"sd y sexs's1
- Net decrease OF loans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ss<5co0
Nearly the same institutions have increased their
and the others have decreased IT, . $4,000
Net increase OF circulation. ............ $ss5 900
By recapitulation the aggregate stands follows:
Increase Of circulation. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sss7 900
deposites.. Observation-Disclosures.
Decrease OF loans. $4,000
THIS shows an increased currency Of. Ss7
ana decrease OF means OIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
aG L.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20
Chinese Affairs

1t is well known that double pay has been given
to some parties engaged in fastening and accompa-
nying the armament to China, and that at arse
nails the sabbath has been employed to expedite the
completion Of the required instruments Of destruc
ton. Besides the addition to taxation for the
increase of the army and navy the price Of tea has
advanced more than Is Sd. per pound, which, on
the annual consumption of the kingdom, amounts TO
upwards of E2,5O0,0 600 sterling, chiefly paid by the
working classes-Ntandard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20


The Princess Charlotte Napoleon Bonaparte is
dead.
Several pieces OF cannon, brought from the for
tress Of San Juan dUlloa, have Just been placed at
the bottom ofhc staircase ofthe Musec dArtillerie
The Gazette de France circulates a report Of Co
vernment having received intelligence that the En-
peror Of Morocco had actually declared war against
France, and had determined on making common
cause with Abdel Kader; in consequence Of which,
il adds, Admiral Rosamel has been ordered to pro-
coed at with his squadron 20 the coast Of Africa
The amount Of the Receipts Of the City Of Paris
for the last year 1861 Sijr being i36 i6ifr.
more than in 1893 The produce of the Octroi du.
ties was q, 5750o0fr. The sum expended in build
ings and Improvements during the year 1850, :
O2Ofr.
The water of the Seine has fallen so low that the
caes al the Poet de In Concorde and the Point ROYAL
mark only metre, Z decimetres, or feet inches.
The question on the Secret Service Money had
rot yet been decided on.
ToULoS. March ~ All the ships in road
stead are getting ready for sailing al moments mo-
tice They are expected 20 be sent on a cruise off
the coast of Africa. from Agiers to Morocco during
the continuance Of the expedition agansi Abdel ka-
der IL is almost certain, however, tia the Emir
obtains all his ammunition from Morocco by land
carriage and this we shall never be able to prevent.
The following assertion of the Gazette dc France
Is repeated As its own by the Quotidiennc;--"h i'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

ALEXANDRIA, March l2-The English, at Alden
continually disturbed by the Arabs, who com
down upon them in hordes Of from 400 500 threat
enng to attack some one Of their posts. The tow
is so well fortified that il is free from any surprise
but it is forced to be victuaed from the sea, tn
Arabs refuse to supply it with provisions"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

est alb ishment Of depos, each militia district OF
the Jsltod StAtes, rs he may deem necessary, Tor
the satckecping Of munitions and arms, aud a. the
rend, zvous OF the militia OF portions theToo' mat
may be called forth.
37th. That tho officers. non-commissioned Off
c'rs. arth -crs musicians, and prvues Of volunteer
or militia, m the service of The Untcd States, eN-
ctIt y men ca led, a. provided for m The l9lh hcad
shall be CntitCd @, the like compensation, m case OF
dsa lity by yVouads other iss, incurred IN the
service as ~ Or may be. allowed 70 officer, non
commissioned officers, aitliicCrs musicians, andrT
Yates OF the Army of the United States.
3~ih. That the several CORPS Of volunteers which
now exist IN the seycral States, and an what man
nor socNer organized, bc not disturbed or deprived
Oi thoiT accustomed privileges; but nevertheless be
subject % such restrictions their respective Leg
lsa iur may direct aud To all other duties rcquir-
ed ny this system, IN like manner with the other
militia.
agih That the Legislatures Of the several States.
NJ thu earliest period of time after the adoption OF
this system. enact such laws n may be necessary
states. according TO the provisions contained here
m: provided that, until such enrolment and OrFani-
militia Of sach state he considered AZ siil IN force
loth. That the term militia Of the Jnltcd State
shall be 50 construed as TO en-, bTece within rs
the r,gnlal army Of the United States.
Respectfully submitted, -
Speaker IF ire House Of Representatives.
This bill is known TO DO odious 10 the people Il,
Objectionable features by the party power
nnd the mombcrs Of try hard shield the President
lrom the odium Of IL; bu, IL is impossible. Their,
stands the Presidents hand in his Message or Dee 2
1889.
81 CANNOT TOO STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO Your
CONFEDERATION THE PLAN roR ORGANIZING rfu
Mu.IrA PROPOSED ny rnE SECRETARY At WAR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
oRcANIzArloN oF LIE MlIlTIA.

Leasr frvrz ,ls Serrssary Of Var. trqsuaiftin- a
system ef re organisation II tse M,lit,s II s UH,-
"a States
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

4 OOEING GLASS MANUFACToRY-Whol
sale and Retail Looking Glass Mandatory. Nc.
III Market St, opposite the Masonic Hall. The
subscribers respectfully announce % the Cit2cHs Of
Wheeling and vicinity, that they have an hand a
rye and splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses
OF t!cir own Manufacture, the workmanship %
which they warrant Inferior TO cone IN the Union,
ana wh "a they are duterm ned o. sell on the most
rSasonatl terms: Also, Gilt and Mahogany Frames
OF every disruption aud quality made = order
Old GILT, Mahogany and Fancy Frames repaired
IN the neatest manner. J. e. HARBOUR q 20.
81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
CASH SYSTEM.
p URBBAYGE & Il Filler.

NC. los -iHih SF"t.
ST. LOUIS, Missouri
EETiII devote particular attention n rcEgfal
V Commission business, Sorcing. Purchasing.
Selling, Receiving, and Forwarding.
From long experience, accompanied with punciual-
iiy and attention We solicit business.
REFERENCES.
NTKec. Harding * Co. Wheeling Va. W. 6 c. TAR.
Wolsburgh, Va. Merchants generally in S;euionyic,
O.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cincinnati Louisville, Ky. 81
Louis. Mo- also the MYERS. VIZ. Upper Miss H.
sips Illinois and Missouri. and Steamboat Captains
and clerks generally Wheeling. Aug. l3. 1910.
Steubcnyillc Herald publish amount Of 81, send
copy Of the paper TO advertiser and charge this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

a COKiNG GLASS Portrait y PIciurr Frauc
n A manuiaciurcr-'The subscriber respectfully in
forms the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity. that ne
has commenced, in connection with his former hSs
ness, tho Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture Frame
Gliding Dc. IN all It's hranchcs-IIc has engaged Mr.
Jas. Robinson. from the first manufactures in New
York, whose workmanship Is inferior 20 mono in the
Union, an is prepared al orders that
line. H. will constantly keep hand an extensive
assortment ct LOOKING GLASSES Of every dcscrip-
ton, in Gilt and Mahogany aud Fancy Frames. Picture
aud Portrait frames made TO order Old frames rcri
and Gliding ofcvcry description done in the hest style
July IL. J w BRA NSrRIP.
Agent Cor Il Barlow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
By James S. Wheat. Their At,srneJ

lIRCTTAR-AIMWELL SEMINARY. MATT.
! } INVIIIE. OHIO.-Aim To do we'll Coz. whatev
err worth doiu all is worth doing wells and learn To-
do well.
ThsInsiitu;ion il n Female boarding school. con
ductrd upon the Aimwcli system Cor mental and
Al cnrnrnr that affords h",ne education, impariinC
the general substantial branches Of tuition, which ex-
cites the requisites and iuroe the useful requirements
ofFcmale literature and learning. not learning Ia
hour but laburnc To learn; with government over
mind and manners lcncn'ly end strictly introduced
md maintained and discipline induciye and not
erciy, aUplicd with nssduy and proprc'y the elf
cheney ofe1pctencc under the presiding influence Of
a training up IN tho and admoniIIop of good
ness. by the Principal
! II. WRIGHT.
! NB-Terrns for board ard tuition. $50. to 500
pcr cnnunl payable quarterly in advance for further
particulars address ihro' the post office. post paid
Martins ferry
| Martinsfcrry. Juno 25. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

H oSIN SOAP--lOO boxes Rosin SOAP. a good az
q ucle. Also. so boxes mould Candles Inst rccei
we'd and for sale by w. b. TYSON.
mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

NlkGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office ofthC
Circuit Superior of Law and Chnncory for the conn
~ Ohio. in the month of August, 1910
stephen Nce' COmplain1nt
against
Austin Pcuy. and Henry Moore. and the I
sad Henry Moore, John r. Clarke. and
Marx Douglass, merchants and partners ) go ]"
trading under the finn Of Moore Clarke Chnncery
a. Co. DcC,-J.,,.
The defendant Austin Pcay, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this Court and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabant
OF This commonwealth. On motion Of the e. iplain-
ant by counsel II r. ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the frs day of next Fail term Of This
Court enter his appearance. give security ar the Der
lornance Of The decree the Cause. Gle biz answer
70 The compliments b-or othcrwiso defend f. .,,,
and lint 70 coy of this order Do ionhWub rss,,.J
90 some newspaper printed 10 the Civ af Wb.rI,,,
Tor iw0 months succe,syely uuj posted NJ tho f,.,
door II iho Couri house ofOhio county
a COPY tesfr
ALEXANDER r. IAIrLrY. cJ.rt
CALD"tLL, iOr Cympt al. Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

NlRGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks office orthc
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Tor the
county Of Ohio in the monlh of August 1910.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia Complainant
against
j. : Towar and G. w. Towar, and Johnl T.,
Fawceti. Moses Rhodes. Anderson a. Haz- ia
lett, Samuel Thompson and John Bane Ohaheery
Defendants
The Defendant J s. and G.. w. Towar moi having
entered their appearance and given security according
To the act o assembly and tho rules Of this court and
Il appearing by satisfactory proof that they are not in
habants of this conmonweallh--on motion of com
planant by counsel, IL ordered that the said deen
danis do appear hese The first day Of the next fall
term of this court, enter their appearance and give So
curly for the performance Of the decree in the cause
answer the said compliments hill Otherwise defend
This suit. and that copy ofhs order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper paper printed in the city of
Wheeling for two months snccessiycly-and posteJ NJ
The front door Of the Court house Of Ohio county
copy tCstc,
ALEX. r. LAIDLEY, CLERK.
JAcOD & Wilson. for Comp't
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
TIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK.

Being guide 10 the principal events in The Life OF
Gen. Harrison. compiled from N.le Register aud other
Authentic records just received and for sale hy
aug 10 STEPHENSON & GARYOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

YIRGINIl-tS cHANcEET A.. .nr OLio County /;
ar Cont of Law aud Chant.S
on Tie Chanccrv eide thereon Toro.l-ip 49,
Moore. Clarke y co.
against Defendants
The j,c'ndapfs Of the above mcnionto c"u~,
ucnry NnuiG and Peter Numscn VII taNc no,i ~,
hat on tho 18th day Of October next p'''I n, tbc
o. Of C;corue Jam, Esquire IN th' town oi Is'nesi
yiije in the State Of Ohio, the eom!lana,hh,s
take the dlposions % Isaac mean anu o,to' -,
bonI n, the office oC James wheat IN ihe wy
of Whecng the complana,1ts VIII iSNe inc Ge''oSl.
,;ors IF Charles L. Strong, AID others, = De read
!, cvid, nee on the hearing o. me sans Gus;
should the sa "a dCpO iIon not BE- ,1mpittea on ,ne
oav n,ntian. NJ either OF the sGio J''aees zoe a.
ki4g thereof viii be- adjourned from O, 70 cay pS-
t,,,,,n the same hOurs and Il the sancL fec
MOORE, CLARKE @ Co.
By James 5. Wheat. their At,sTncy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29


yIuctNtA---ro- WIN rulcs held Al the Clerks
srce Of the Cirruit Court Of Law and Cna@e ,,
Cor Trvicr County. on Monday the eih Gay " '19
1910.
William Dickinson. Joel Shrewsbury
Louis RuiIncr Moses NJ iu9na'
J,bn ID Lewis. William ID. Shro~S In
hurry and Joseph ID Ssra''cn' IRA, Chancory.
ding and dcalin-' under the firm OF
DicLcrSun Ruf.ncr * 20. CON
pla.nanis.
John franklin Owens Dt 'sndaht .,,,-,c,.
This DAY came the complains, ''s oy ~" tcrl,n
and filed their bin in this cause, n. y '', .,,r;
not having entered his appearance anu - a
ty according to the act Of assembly and ia. .io,c
thus court and il appearing by satisfactory ov'
ina, the SAID John franklin Owens is not an inhalIa
Of this commonwealth On motion of the complainant
ly his attorney Iii ordered that the said John Frank
In Owens DO appear here the lst day OF the next a.
Of this court and the compliments bill and
that copy Of this be inserted in the Western Virgins
Times e,r two months successfully and posted at The
court house door Of this county.
copy tes,e,
iuly li-lm u. HICKMAN, CIorE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

CHASCEtY.-At rules htlu ~ ",o
,.lcrk' office OF the Circuit sultii0r court 81 ~"
Rud rhancfry Tor the county o. Ono IN inc mVhu
OF August iS4l. ..-..- n ~
William y Peterson, administrator OF Oh aho
singular the goods and choitels, hSh,t al, CI'Nl
Of W iiiam lie Baron, dccd ''hpieii"h''
david NIverle Ismcs N nters Daniel ZanC. Jacob
r.. Bier. and loyd G.. HUGHES ard tecntA,I W.
Kinlcy, late hi,h sheriff OF the county OF Oso. -.
The DEFENDANTS David AIyrlc and James altis'
not having entered their Appearance ard gwen SEE u
ritv according 20 the act Of assembly 9rd TIE RUE
th's Court audit appearing by Satisfactory pf9tA
that they arc no. lnhae tants Of this commonwtalh
ON motion or tine ccmplainauts by counsel u - OF
irrCd that the said descendants do appear here on
lie first DAY Cf the next fall term Of this cUuyt enter
bg apcarauCc, Give security TOT the performance oi
lie Icr,c IN this cause, and ale then answer TO the
o,nplaipant- bill Other wise defend this SUIT, ard
=, - c,,py nf tbs order be forthwith inserted IA
tn- -cy.spapcr printed IN the city Of Wheeling for
some ia siiccessvCly and posted at the n0as
two mohs court house Of OHIO county.
door Of the y isstr.
A COZ. LEX 7. LAIDLEY, Clerk
mo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
n. WRIGHT.
rry. Juno 25. lS40.
AUCTIuN SALES.

by r. LENNON &. co.
on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst, at n o'clock
M the auction stores IN Buchanaus wharf Baltimore
42g7 BAGS RIO GREEN COFFEE, Catalogues
may be prepared and the samples may be examined
the dav before the sale. X. l.. a. CO
ftly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

PARENTS intending To send CaugHtrTs 10
Philadelphia for education, will d a desirable sit
gauon IN the school under the care OF Prof. J. n.
Agncw. Only n few are taken INTO the family, and
these parents may rest assured, will have every at
tenuOh paid To them.
For particulars see circulars NJ the office Of Sam'l
AtNIMsmn. EAn - Luz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

2 D RENTLINGERS AMERICAN HAIR DRES-
n D SlNG-Thc subscriber would respectfully in
form has friends and the public generally that he has
opened the above establishment at No. 1877 Main 81
for the reception OF all shoso that will please to favor
him with their custom.
n. r. Wigs curled an1 friZzeis made 60 order.
July 2-3rn SANTI. BREyTLINGIR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MARcn 20. 1910.
Referred % tse Corzit,sr on a., MIiia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
MECASKEY, PALMFR q CO.

Mapuioc turcTs and Importers of
PAPER Il y y Gt y g N ROB j. x >
No Is -hIrke, street door ADORE : rUHE
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Rags Tow, and Tanners Scraps tai en IN trade,
n the highest prices. june @J-2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

NV YORK HATS.--Jusi received NJ ~. -,
i'nahlo Hot and Cap Store 40 40. Main sfro,t
~" 'oz superior ila, manulagturel rn the Cftyof
49, '.I -'-tNnlp 1I'l', Will please call aud a.
'"''o 'n.ih .,i.Lc gu'g chasing f.sJgh here.
,,.t q. =. McCALLhM opposite Va Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

VIliGlNIA:-At raj, : held m the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court ofLaw and Chancery
for the county OF OHIO, IN tao Month Of july lsio
HYDE y. Rice, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

NiRGlNlA-IE CuANCERY-At Rules held ia the
Clerks Office 0f the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancory Cor the County OF Ohio. an the month
Of August, 1910.
business, under the firm OF MO0rc * Clarke Com.
painanis,