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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12
Information Wanted.

A girl named Caroline Hull, formerly from
the neighborhood of Port Elizabeth, in the coun-
ty of Cumberland, having mysterously disap-
peared and man having been committed 10
the Gaol of the county of Salem, on suspicion
of the murder of the said Caroline Hull, any in
formation respecting her, is under the circum-
stances, earnestly requested The said Caro-
line Hull is now, if living, about 8 or 10 years
of age, and sometimes passed by the naHe Of
Caroline Thomas or Townsend. If the said
Caroline Hull is now living, she is desired to
come to Salem, and thereby relieve the prison
er charged with her murder. Any persons
who can give any information respecting her
are respectfully requested to communicate the
same to George Bush, Esq, the committing
Magistrate at Salem, New Jersey Salem
Banner.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12
THE NEW BANK BILL.
How Wilt Operatee

The public mind appears 10 be considerably
perplexed, and even some of our ablest bank
ers seem puzzled, as to the real character, op-
Grafton and influence Of the new Revenue or
Relief Bill, just passed by the Legislature, and
now law of this Commonwealth. Il has been
whispered about in the monetary circles, that
certain banks will have nothing to do with il
---that rather than subscribe to the loan which
it provides, they will subject themselves to the
pains and penalties of previous laws. We
trust, however, that this may prove incorrect
and that something like unity of action may be
determined upon by our various monetary in
stitutions in relation to this measure 1t is, we
are we'll aware, confused and incongruous
enactment, bat it is the best that could be OBJ
tanned under the circumstances, and an effort
should be made to render il as available as pos
sible. The principal features of the bill may
be summed up In few words. 1t provides in
the first place, for loan of $3,lO0,0O0, re-
deemable in five years, and bearing an inter
est of per cent. All the banks in the State
except four, which are not subjected to tax
upon their dividends, are to subscribe TO this
loan in amounts proportioned to their respec-
tive capital; and these banks may pay for the
loan thus taken, in ST. 50 and S. notes; but
not more than one fourth of the latter. The
aggregate issue of small notes, or 81 and SO
notes, will be 81, 1895, 900; and the banks issu-
ing these notes, are obliged to receive them for
debts and on deposit; but the deposits are pay
able in the same description of currency, and
the notes are redeemabls, not in specie, but in
State stock at par; and only then, when pre-
sented in sums of 500, or upwards.
Now, the question is---how will these pro-
visions operate upon the currency generally
What was designed by the trainers of the bill!
How did they suppose the measure would
work? 1t is clear that Pennsylvania State
Stock, yielding per cent interest, is not a,
this time worth any thing like par. 1t would
seem equally clear, that small notes, redeema.
bic alone in State Stock, would not circulate
very freely, unless through the influence of the
other provisions of the Bill, such as being re-
ceived by the banks in payment of debts, and
by the State in payment of dues. But our
chief object is to elicit information. Doubtless,
some of the gentlemen of the Legislature, who
urged this measure, or some of our bankers.
vino have analyzed it thoroughly, will be able
TO point out its beauties and blemishes, and to
enlighten the public as to its real effect upon
the currency. Small notes would be eagerly
sought for by the business classes; but then
they should be issued in such way as to pre-
vent them from depreciation, as compared with
other bank notes.---Pa. Ing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12
From Harrisburg.

We copy the following paragraphs from The
Harrisburg Intelligencer and Reporter OF We'd
nesday last:
LOAN BILL.-A joint resolution was passed
at late hour last night, authorizing loan for
the payment of the interest on the public debt
on the first of June next, if other measures
should fail We are inclined to consider it all
right, but it certainly comes in a very question
able shape. Will some of the Governors or
gans explain?- -Intelligenoer.
STOPPING THE WoRK-In both Houses of
the Legislature yesterday, efforts were made 10
suspend all further operations on the unfinished
lines Of the public work. Mr. Barclay offered
resolution in the Senate, and MIR. Smyser in
the House of Representatives. Neither pre-
vailed owing to the late hour at which the de-
lay attending the final settlement of the relief
bill required them to be introduced But they
afford an indication which the Canal Conmls-
sioners will do we'll not to forget-lb.
AN IMPORTANT Bill Late last night bill
passed both Houses Of the Legislature, author
izing any bank, under prescribed regulations,
to reduce its capital stock, proclamation of the
same TO be made by the Governor-Ib.
The Revenue Bill. substantially, is a law of
the land, embracing the several sections relating
10 the United States Bank Reporter.
The Governor has in addition, before him.,
the bill of this morning, with the alterations and
purgations relative to the u S. Bank, and also
bill making provision for the winding up of its
affairs. So that the bank has been fully legis-
lated for, and we hope it may be amply suffi-
clent to put 1t quietly out of existence.-Ib.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12
Fire i'm HarrishUrg.

A fire broke out on Wednesday at 2 A. NJ.
n the stable attached to Mr. Greenawall's Tan
Yard on Front street The cause Of the acci-
dent is not known but undoubtedly originated
in some carelessness, as it commenced near the
stall in which horse had just been taken TO be
fed. and which fell victim 10 the flames. The
buildings weSe Of very combustible materials,
and were wrspt in flames almost Immediately
Our engines and fire companies were promptly
on the spot. and we think their alasrlty would
have been crediiable even TO the boasted fire
department Of Philadelphia. BY almost super
human exerious, the building was preserved,
although materially damaged and the conigu-
ous renemsHas were likewise proiectod..-Hor.
ItEsraph
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

The editor of the Erie Gazette, has succeed
ed in placing one of Gov Porter's officers, viz:
DR.. Espy, Auditor General of Pennsylvania, in
rather an unpleasant position. 1t seems the
Doctor was Treasurer of Venango county some
years ago, and finding the fees of the Office toe
small for his purposes, omitted 10 return some
five or six tavern licenses, the fees Of which be
Pocketed. The receipts given to the landlords
are published, and the return Of DR.. Espy to
the State treasury given in which no mention
is made Of the sums paid him by these men, A
pretty fellow for Auditor General OF the State
Porter will not dismiss him, bui the people will
---B f. S. .}o0rnaR
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

TERRlBLE.--We learn from a creditable
source, this morning, that terrible tragedy OF
blood occurred last Wednesday in Summer,
Oxford county, where Mr.. Moses Butterfield,
heretofore respectable citizen of that town
murdered his wife and two youngest children
while two others of the family only saved
themselves by flight.
Mr.. b. had previously, we are told, had fits
of insanity, and this fatal attack took the form
il is said, OF religious phrenzy, and his alledged
reason for numbering his family was to savt
them from eternal ruin, at the approaching end o.
the soorldt--Portland Argus
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12
More Traitors.

The Spirit of the Times publishes list Of
the Van Buren members who voted for the Re-
lief Bill or lodged the question, and alludes TO
them in this denunciaiory spirit:
These are the traitors! These are the men
who could forget every thing in their thirst for
gold.--These are the soulless creatures that
could sell honor, patriotism, and that would sell
heaven itself for little of that shining dust
ihev worship with such an alteration These
are the reptiles! People Of Pennsylvania, look
10 theml Put on them The seal of reprobation!
Let them be secuted from decent society.
Brand them with the mark of blackest infamy,
and teach your children TO mention them as
voa would mention with execration the traitor
ARNoLD.hhe traitor BURR, or the traitor Hull
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12
Distressing Occurrence.

Some time in February last, young man,
named GUsTAvUs MELsHEMER, formerly 4
student in Pennsylvania College, in this place,
started from here wiih the intention of going
TO Shippensburg, and no intelligence of his ar
rival at that place having been received by his
friends, il was supposed that he had wandep'.
away aud perished in the snow, which was al
that time very deep. Search was accordingly
made, and the body of man supposed to he
that of Mr. Melsheimer was found on Sunday
last, IN the South Mountain, about six miles
south OF ShiPpensburg. Gettysburg Star.
DR.. ERNST MELsHE1MER, of Dover township
in this county, formerly of this place, as we
learn from his relations, has son whose name
Is AUGUSTUS, and was student in the Penn
sylvania College, at Gettysburg. The aborc
deceased, Is therefore, no doubt, the son of Dr.
Melshelmer, of Dover township. p.--HanOUer Het
aid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

In accordance with the recommendation OF
the Chief Magistrate, TO observe Friday the
l4ih instant, as day of humiliation, in order
to improve, in suitable manner, the late ma
tional bereavement; notice is hereby given that
religious exercises will be held in the Presby-
,erian church in this borough, on that day, to
commence at l o'clock A. NJ. The public are
invited TO attend.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

The corner stone of the great Temple to be
erected by the Mormons at Nauvoo, ILL.,, was
laid on the 9th uli. in the presence Of about
5000 persons Mr. Ridgon delivered the ora
ton. The Rauvoo Military Legion, number
ing ESQ men, was drawa out on the occasion.
commanded BY Gen. Bennett, under the direc-
lon OF she Prophet.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

CooL.-It is said that The rogue who relieved
the Commercial Bank Of Cincinnati and the
Bank of Kentucky of $4,000 each, was an
hour in counting his money in the latter Bank,
and paid the Cashier the postage on the New
Orleans letter. He doubtless made certain
hourishes with thumb on nose when fairly of
with his plunder.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

THE PRESIDENT not A WIDowER.--Presi-
dent TYLER it seems is not widower. Mrs
Tyler, his wife, is living and in good health
He has two sCGs and two daughters married
and one son and one daughter unmarried.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

McLeod's case has been postponed in the
New York Supreme Court, until Saturday next.
A detailed notice of the case viii be found in
another column Of our paper
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

Mountains an the Moon ---Dr. Robinson has
ascertained, by means of Lord Oxmantown's
immense Telescope, that one of the mountains
in the moon is 1900 feet above the level of
the plain out of which it rises. The mountains
generally do not rise over 5000 feet.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12
Appointments by the Postmaster
General.

Philo c. Fuller, of Michigan, to be Second
Assistant Postmaster General
John S. Skinner, Of Maryland, to be Third
Assistant Postmaster General.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

Remarkable C0lncidtaceS. Harrison and I'y-
Ter were both born in the sagne county in Vir-
ginia The father of each was in turn gov
ernor of the State.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

The total number of the Evangelical Luihe-
ran Church throughout the world, is stated at
27,75O,5OO
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

Married in Michigan, Mr.. Henry Bills, to
Miss Mary Small. We hope the issuing of
small 5illS is not prohibited in that State
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

II The Legislature adjourned on Tuesday
night, lhe 4th inst.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12
The Request and the Response.


THEM CARRIED OUT. ASK NOTHING MORE"
TIE last words Of GEN. HARRISON
AN IN FAVOR OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS OF THE SALES OF THE PUBLIC
LANDS AMONG THE STATES, AND IN FAVOR OF
RAISING THE REVENUE BY DUTIES ON IMPORTS
IN OPPOSITION TO A RESORT TO SYSTEM OF
DIRECT TAXATION.
SHALL PROMPTLY GIVE MY SANCTION TO ANY
CONSTITUTIONAL MEASURE WHICH, ORIGINATING
IN CONGRESS, SHALL HAVE FOR ITS OBJECT THE
RESTORATION OF A SOUND CIRCULATING MEDI-
UI, so ESSENTIALLY NECESSARY TO GIVE CON-
FIDENcE IN ALL THE TRANSACTIONS OF LIFE,
To SECURE TO INDUSTRY ITS JUST AND ADE-
oUATE REWARDS, AND TO RE-ESTABLIsH THE
PUBLIC PROSPERITY"
JOHN TYLER.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

Flour at Cincinnati on the goth ult SO 56 a
1918
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12
From Harrisburg.

Correspondence of tie Inquirer e. Courier.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-05-12

Deaths in Baltimore last week, 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24


NORTH WESTERN BANR Or VIRGINIA.
at Wheeling
G,rIrAL SroCa, $500 900.
Directors j"' 1911 appointed beg ne Sh1s.
Tanmls Panii Arthur NJ. Phillips, 4 J,rob. y
Cfu-cr.
E,er,cd by Ge #ioslLolde,s-A woad.. Il g.
WyoIs, Wm. b Tyson. John Blne. 4. =. Woods.
\. WOODS, President
J.. Lisr, Cashier.
Discount day on Thursday ofeach week.
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK or
WHEELING
C.rITAL Srocy, s5liJOO.
Drce'ors FOR 1871.
On he part O; NE St4c-Juscph Caldvcil. Win.
TS-lhy. Israel CpjcsaG
For The isckhaEEers- : Slriycr, Samuel Noel
John Richie, Marx Douglas, Daniel Zauc, \ & -
Knox.
JOSEPH Caldwell, President
$ PaApy. Cashier.
Discount day TUESDAY Of each week., bill, ofe1.
change discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
C,rIrAL Srock 100000
Drertors TO- 1871.
Thus II ,ghes. Morgan Nelson, Jos Morrison.
John g. CLARKE. John VI. Clarke. John MAlul.eu.
Ilobt ruugic, Jos. Pollock, Ihos.J r.. PcnlOucy.
THos. HuGuEs. President
?. a. GEEEE, Treasurer.
Discount DAY ThursIly of each week
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
C,rraL SrOcg SjJOOJO-SlOOOOD P.tp ~.
Directors for 1911 eiectei Jlt.I.
John Fagycoit. samuel S1ugr. samuel Ncrl. e..
y. KNOX, Jphn Goshr-n. r. w HarIIHr.JS S,u.
Yer, 5. Brady. WIN. Paxton.
JOHN FAWCETT, Prcsideui
-. Lava. Secretary & Agent.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO. or WHEELING.
CArIrlL sr,Cs. sjOO.OO1. 10000 r,tp o..
Directors for 1871. dcrisd jan. e..
Thomas Hughes. Morgan Nelson. WIN. q. Peter
s1u. \. Paxton. \. y. johnston. Jimcs u. Forsyth.
RpbL Cmuslc. John MNlullen, Daniel Iaub d.
THOMAS HUGHES. Prssisui
3. H. GsFFu. Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.
IsErFuEB. tuSN
SNNlL ATKINSON. Ae,HL.
Jon u Main 81. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
WH ~ q Il g,

City OFFICE
MIHor-ico'gc Dul;y-oai-n on Main street.
Ct"r6-Inm's ). Whrai-,iliro on Nam Srir,t
C"y Serg'THt-J. l.. ) ngston-lnicc Nam Street
Street COmm'sSiOEcr-Johu MluOr.
tt""T AtSPcciOr-GcuIgc Baird. Office NIak.
Space.
NIper'7'e7jsai ard ~ WOrLs-JosIAm PowrLL
Nh1rf Nqsirr !. &. Wiley.
The CIR! gfhs Ngr!e'-wn Hall.
CUrainr ~ The cir H4H-I Warden.
Alacrnrn-lst Ward J. Murray. 2nd Ward Jas
Mcconnell. 81 Wand r Sims. lh Ward p. Bier. j,b
Asses 7ra, sJ0r cqrI WdrF-lst. r. Campbell:
81, \. Fuy.ou; 3D. w. Rohb: 4h, }. Robinson. 5lh.
Wm Fcuplc'on.
Sqnitarg C9mH'Rce-N NnuGhlennnd Irwin. fo,
The 1t Wrrl; ~ M'Ginnis a Laughlin; 81 liar.
ding arl c. |. Strong Ih. richardson a Richards;
5Hh. rrtit and Quarter.
CDR and Lumber Neqsgrsr-J. c. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL.
Ga Oriu.alces-Nayur, Caldwell and Wheat.
Ga Fiurace -Brudv. Hughes and Sclby.
OI AccpYHtS-Wickhata Necl and Morrison.
Oh $;resfsagf ANegS.-Selhy, Dunbar. Scaiteriay.
Caldwell aud Lambdiu.
On Water WOr6S-lIughcs. Dunbar aud Graham.
On lA1Skc' House. -NVIckhum. Graham and Tanner
ia Gr1i BIabS -Grlham Adams and Scatenlny.
On W,aroet-N'Lure. Brady. M'Gaughey. Wick.
han and r.
o. FIRE D.Dqrfn raf.-Selby. MLnrc. N1ris.n.
Hnhbard and Tanner.
On Petitions anil HcaDHs'raHceS- Nccl. Lamhdn
and Dunbar.
On Standardization ArGaughey. Tanner. Dun.
bar and Gmh1m.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

PATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES
NULBER TSON NGEEERS. are uov m%,nuf,c-
" tor i1g NJ their establishment ru Mum d. Union
streets a new aud beautiful auirle Of CRATES from
RUSSIA Iron. according 90 a style generally adopted
~ al the large CITIES. both east and west of tte
mnuu'ains Persons who are building q wish o.
ap'Jn ticir apartments with hand. una fire places
ere respectfully requested iocaIl and examine SINE
We are aoy making 70 order for geu#cr.4n Of this
rffv. dec "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

kNtOhD DIVINITY, compared With that Of the
~ E'm,sh and anglican ghurchs: suith a spa.
'1I Wow 70 The illustration OF the doctrine Of is
""'''i'n ~ im'h, as ~ was made OF primary I'M.
'I''r hy ihc rci1rmcrsi and as il lies at The
i'Nnlaion of all s~crip'ural views OF the GOSPEL of
9'r lord J"zss CHRIST. BY tEc Rt Rev. Charles
friu M,i'Eau. ID y. BsHup OF me Protestant ED,s-
."FtI DIOCESE o. OHIO. just received and for sale
~ IA IRGRAM,
~ ID No. l2I Main 81,
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H~SLrlMoRE q PITTSBURGH
JAMES ptoNNuR. IrKE r.

JANIS o,oNNoR, LuNs T,,rr. avn NJ.
OCgNNOE, Prrpr,i.r.
- -''NoN Iu.-IIuyiur rorp,r,,,,I
Nh -. ,,''-'"on's are now prepared r, g..
a~drirhiu and Pittsburgh. and g,rg, nom fnIi-
"''s'' Win that regularity unt a., -
m'y hsi'cr themselves has hub,rto - '' "
their Line. "e'1r-
! "' superior mode of carrying good. y,..rr,,.
'"'N i'e nlonel prevents all RISKS N sYrlrg, - ~
-',"'S' OF S'p'roiion OF lot. too often alt,rs,n, y,
1 "Urhed irgushIpmeEt Of SINGLE pacE,g.. II
several functions of the anal and r,iI,o,.- ~ sue
'I' i"'dins or unloading oui ofdonr,. ,Lo -
,,'"s ''cAcd up and carried lLryugboutN, p,s,.tL.
'''' PROOF Gar bodies without rsp.cE-r. -
'"s' or any interference whatever tr,m a.. -,
.'N," being loaded ~ the Warehouse. al N. No.,
'''"'' '"i' 'isl are unl"adcd (uiIhin the WAR.
''us'' "'s'J at Tie other end Ofthe Limo
ihr adaptation OF THIS plan. ON n r,,,. OIL n,
roads intervene with Canals. il h, N
'"' '"'.'Ia 10 need any continent: Whit, ,,
''''y '' receiving lots complete IA rrr,, 90 -
-""'''p'e urhcr, affords advantage Il, ,,r
N'N'-'''es 80 IDLY apparent as 90 prs,I.t, ,g. -.
teNsdy ui ,uuhor description ne
J." addition 10 their doaAe 5.Dlg line o: Tho ,.u,r
''' 90 nave a ,i"sie daily line OF Fast ban. ii,
'' 'v'"'-c' "usit expressly Ersn-,F l.
'",, are enabled TO carry go dis rl-9.r.
Inc Too prevalent custom of alIgyIr, 49, A.
% 'c "e''iico NJ The Ils'cn point ui rt, -
'"'i i''a'"a was procured u, return with III.
80 "i '''u'nui1iIon OF produce ~ Piu,byrsI
'' VI means 81 Transportation, Induced rL,tY
~ maze ,'eir arrangements Tins year O., r.u rbc-
a'''s REGULARLY, whether loaded Or not. Inv ,,L,.'
"''l MI DC enabled To forward a much llr-,-.
Ii"uT than usual. and uu,, "a q, rf-. .f....g.
hIny,i, imragucahlc. '''
10, ''''''. situations ami extensive. SIS arfIrir
warehouses M Philadelphia. Balrm ..g pr,.
"u'ga. ai.IrI arcoUr0osauun p.cu.. ''
.'' '' "'se A'ornE them with jE.r, ,lm.3.a..
'I'y "'"Ia respectfully solicit r.l4.:. and Sim.
IeH To- cali aud Judge Tor thcmsc.,
"''.s consigned % The Gioy-.r N-,p,. vuto
"'"uT.ei VIII L.s .ich. Al irirhr and cb,r,,y
'''' h''- OF L'dms ttansm tel. anu ever. u
s|u'u"" promptly attended 90, bv
JAMES OCONNOR a. Co
Market street. Phi4drl.bt,
JOHN WEST.
North street, 2 fillmore.
FAAtE s. O'CONNOR
Corner Penn and WAYNE streets. Ptts,,,.L
Az PraJuce delivered for the F,.; vrI
','''' 'ree OF charge Tor Storage commi,,i,, ar a.
mar la.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

EONF ESSlONS Of Henry L1rr,oror ,.ah on.
- cravings 10y Johnston. lost received and fr
sale ny Rob- Il STEPHENSON.
An
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

PUBLISHED TEI-WIEKLY AND wIIKIN
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