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Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

RESOURCES OF THE WEsr--The Gin.
clnnaii Gazette, in-alluding 10 the ques-
ton OF war with Great Britain, has some
novel but interesting specuIailons under
this head. The editor REMARKS, that
"when a county goes 10 war, il must de-
pend upon itself. fit has not within it,
self, oil the necessafies and comforts of
life, as well as the munitions of war, ii
cannot CARY on successful war.-It is
well known that The United States raise
provisions enough aud can increase the
amount infinltely.-But where do these
provisions come from7 New England is
occupied with manufacturers, and the
South with growing coitop.sss The latter
depends on foreign commerce, and ia
time OF war, Is, except for home manti-
factutes, useless. Let us take first wheat.
The comparison among the states, in re-
spect 10 this essential article is curious e.
nough.n" He proceeds:
There are fifteen States of the Ameri-
lcan Union, which do not raise wheat e.
lBough for their own c6nsumpIIon. A
part of these raise a large portion for their
Town wants. But there are others MAS
|eachusettts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
is. Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala
bana, and Arkansas,) which are almost
wholly dependent on the.ofAer states for
/ their bread.
| But wnat is more curious, the entire
surplus required BY these Is states Is furs
nished by 8, Ohio, Virginia, and PennsyI-
vanla.-These three states furnish wheat
enough, at the American rule OF consunp-
lion, for nearly three million Of people. -
10 illustrate This contrast, il appears that
Ohio, alone, raises more wheat than
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mas
sacilpsetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
DELAY az, New Jersey, South Chrolina,
4 Aabaina. ye1ississipps Louisiana. Arkan.
sas, Georgia. Mary and and Misso4 ri AL
put segether. Such fact shows strong
as demonstration, the great natural re.
sources OF the State.
The next great articles of provision ale
Epork and beef These are products founc
in all quarters Of the Union. But far the
largest portion of hogs are found in the
west; aud of cattle more than the aver,
age.
| The result of these facts, that The Ohio
Valley is rapidly developing rs great ma.
tural capaciiy, as a gain growing and c
self depending country.
10 tine of war, this county is every
lthissg. The armies of Napoleon, could
they have been landed on tie shores o
America, would have been comparative
lily useless in the plains of The West
They would have found no great fortress
es 20 seize upon, aud they would have
been harrassed and driven TO destruction
iby people every where present but M
where be conquered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
WHEELING posi- OFFICE.

NEW NAIL ARRANGEMENTS
GREAT MAIL.
FROM astarrvesat 6i O'clock. \. w..
To WeSi departs at 9A o'clock, A. NJ.
tr~m Wet, Arrives at , o'clock. \. NJ.
10 East. Departs al ; o'clock: \. NJ
Northern or S;cubcuvIlle Mail. Arrives ai 30
minutes after NJ. and departs at halfaaer one. p n.
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mul arrives TucSInys.
Thursdays and Saturdays n IL. NJ. Dypars Mon.
days. wednesdays aud Fridays. ai I o'clock. +. NJ.
southern Or Marietta Mail. arrives TUESDAYS and
Saturdays. a, O'Clock. 7. NJ. Departs MONDAY, A
fudays at 5o'clpck, A. NJ.
Noodshcld Mail arrives every Thursday. g,'cIock.
A. W. Departs every Monday. } o'clock. 4. NJ.
Wesi Liberty. arrive. every Tuesday, Thursday
nndSaiurday, at IL O'Clock. A. VI: Departs same
days at l O'Clock p. NJ
MoTganiOwn Mail arrives. Tuesday. s O'Clock p
VI; Departs "Wednesday. q O'clock. A. VI.
Letters intended for The morning naIls shonld be
deposited by 4 O'clnck. IN the morning.
INLAND postage ofyore'gn letters mus, be invaria.
bly, paid.
Office open at 81 o'clock. : NJ.
u. AGNEW. p. VI.
p. 8. The Office opens on Sundays after lac pre-.
p rati n Of the Eastern mail, which will Re usually
at half oier nine. 4. NJ. and 2, ma n open ONE
juno 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
100000

q Office - hereby gwen That ih" subscriber las
~ m"vcl his establishment To Wtcr street he
tween The L ; II fel AMI McKrr, Handing. 4 Cos.
warehouse where he Intends keeping a general
FURNISHING CLOTHING STORE, such as cloth,
cassineIIs. aud vcsiings uf every variety, all u
which will he made To ord r Ia the ncaIcst anal
most fashionable style. also a handsome supply a.
READY MADE CLOTHING, together with a well
assorted stock Of o \ SHOES al of wh.ch
will hc sold low iur cash or good endorsed paper.
~ - q > LOWRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

RICE, a. J. J. WELLS have a.sac,,tcd
80 themselves together "a business under the
name and style Of : Rice a Co. and they now takn
pleasure in informing their old customer, aud the
public IN general that They are now receiving FROM
Ihe East a nrnsi splendid stock Of spring and sumnsr
cUods-cons sting Of
Black, Blue. Brown, Olive. DahlIa. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths. Which have not been sur
passed IN beauty and quality IN lhIs market. here
iuiorc-Also Blark. Blue, and Fancy Cassimcrescf
every style and quality.
Sdmmcr cloths. Cassiinereii. Bnmbaziuc. Linen
drilhngs, Gambruons, and many other articles suila
BILE for summer cnnis and pants.
Also vcsiinss Of every variety ofsryIc and colour
thai eau be named.
Together wiIhh beautiful assortment &c Linen.
Silk and Cotton Shirts-Siocks, Cuil.r-. Susprn.
ders. Gloves, Crayats, SC. SO, all OF which VIC shalt
sell very cheap for cash.
n. d. We are also prepared to make ur rlollcg
to order in the hest ana mos, approved style.
Our old customers, and the public generally ara
respectfully invited To- call and examine io5 lhems,l
YES AT No l39 Zane's Row.
nI2 :. RICE & 60.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
PLEASURE SvnxouRsrox

The Steamboat CLEVELAND. Capt A r HAIR.
The low -gressure steamboat CLEVELAND will
leave Buffalo ON Tuesday the 10Th Of August. al 3
o'clocF. P NJ. for Sault St Marie. Mackinaw. Green
Bay. Man'ou Islands. This Trip will occupy about
10 days and Is designed expressly for one Of Plea
sure and will nhJrd an opportunity Cor any who may
wish TO visit The pure air and unuvallod scenery Of
The Upper Lakes.
The steamboat cleveland is already 20 we'll
known that Il IS deemed unnecessary to state any.
hing respecting her arrangements. Sc. Sc. suffice b
10 say that Ter convenience she 10 not surpassed. and
Cor speed not equnlled by any boat on the Lakes
THE FAHE IS FuED ~ FOLLOWS
Frum Buffalo 10 Sault 81 Marie. Macktnaw. Green
Bay and Monitou Islands nod back. $40 o
From Cleveland. DO DO do 90 90
I From Detfo T. do do do Is 90
Leave BuGilo 81 above stated on Inc iOth at 81 ~
do Cleveland, Ilth at 3. p NJ
DO Detroit, I2th at 9. , ~
4 Band Of Music will be furnished and every en-.
deavor used % make The trip what ~ is intended
10 be, one " recreation and pleasure.
For passage apply N the Captain on board or a.
corr. KIMBERLY a. Co, Buffalo.
STANDARD, GRIFFITH a Co. Cleveland
|Jy % w r PEASE. D~irrt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
THRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE

'GhN sEAs DID, Nifiue ~ n.decd
OF trust exeenica by Sarah Beck dated The 9Th tlay
ol March 1888. and NV Of record ia the CLERKS
onhre OF Quo county. To secure a debt To Henry
Madden. shall Un the The 2lst day OF August next.
at the Court house in Wheeling. sell all that certain
tract or paIrel OF land on liule Whee ling
creek IN the county OF Oao. ON The Ma
iional road adjoining lands Of Ebenczer Mckinley.
John Maxwell. and Others. il being the same tract
OF aud which Abram Bcogle, aud was conveyed to
Mrs Sarah Beck. and Is believed to contain three a.
cres 3 querer. and IS perches.
The title is believed Il, be good. hut selling ns
trustee. | shall only sell such title as I have.
The said Tavern is now i'm the possession Of the
Millers. z. JACOB. Trustee.
July 2t-s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
.ROsT's AMERICAN SPEAKER.

HNHOST'S AMERICAN SPEAkER-
Containing numerous rules. aeUrya'ous and
exercises, on pronunciation, pouses. irheTsyns. &C
cent and emphasis also cOpious eqiacn ~ prose ond
poetry. calculascd % assist the ieachcr. and 10 i'm
prove The pupil IN reading md 10 improve the read
ieg and r%ecitotOH.
By John FrUst. auihor of 3 History Of The United
States. nr sale AZ he store Of JAS a INGRAM,
inIy ~ No t2t. Main II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
MACLANE,s SCHOOL,. conrinued

E(. nj The same place Us heretofore. on the west
side OF Market square. The fourth term will com
nience ON Monday week. the 9th day OF August. aI
which tune n few additional students will he receiy-
ed-lhoush arrangements may he made for their ad
mission nt any lime.
Ira ihis school are taught the common branches OF
an English education-Orhography. Reading wri-
lirg' Arithmetic. Geography, Grammar Boot.leep.
iis' &c and The prices for instruction vary from So.
Ia Sb,OO. depending on the particular branches taught.
The term consists OF IL weeks rs heretofore; aud
no deduction m'de Tor The absence uf students except
IN case OF sickness. ID. MACLANE.
10 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

sya1 { money sey muchRni therefore urgently
request all these indebted 10 me 20 call and
pay their accounts, or ] shall most certainly call ON
them ! cannot pay ny debts with promises or a.
nything else but money.
m, 1880 J. SENSENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIME following described valuable real csl,i.
A lying in the Cuy II Wheeling will be oGigre,i
at public sale on The 18Th day OF September next.
viz: two parts Of lot No %. one cornering un Nam
st aud Market Alley. each 81 feet front nn Man
81 and 991 feet towards Market 81. oh each of " hich
Is erected n well finished three story hrirk house.
Also lot No l2T cOrnenng on Market square and
Market Alley. fronting on said square SO feet and
extending on SAID alley 49, feet. including a Portion
OF lot No 81. On which sid luts No | {. and part
of No 81. are erected odr 3 story buildings tpl
brck.) The Aforesaid lots lying d being la that part
Of the city Of Wheeling laid orby Ebenezer Z me.
Also the following property situate in that p1rl
Ut said city laid of by WIN Chapline and John EpT
viz three lots from No IL TO Ii. AMI from 42 % a
inclusive bounded by Main and Water streets VA
the p d w and situated between 2d and 81 streets
on \ a. ) on whirh are erected several frame hon.
ses Cali renied) three lois and Others on Nam aud
Water streets will be divided Alto 1g Lpts of
ground situate in same addition and numbered ON
The plat otS Wheeling, as follows. No "A and as.
IA which are erected FIVE two story dwelling hon.
ses (of brick Nos l47 and Ia. and Nos 1873. 2O2.
22O. pa. 22e. 230. 252. 25I and 200. Also Nos
lOl To lO4 on which are erected , large brick Pork
houses, aud several DWELLING. AlSl Lot No sc on
which are erected two brick houses.
Also the following lots situated in the addition 10
ihe aforesaid city, laid of ~ VIM Chapline. and
designated on plat as follows: Nos $50 and $50 and
irom No 261 10 No as. and from 7s4 tn 900. and
noh NO oO2' and The remaining Nus from 800 io
Sof' all inclusive, md the south half o. Lot No27
Also the ground West Of Water siteet lately i'm Dos
session OF Wm. ChlPline resery ing wariage aud
ferry rights.
Also about 40 acres of coal land adjoining add.
'inn TO said city by WIN Chapline. and embraced
within the limits of the city OF Wheeling
PERSONAL PROPERTY, And At the same r:mc will
De spld iN7 carriages with harness and one sleigh.
Sale OF real estate on the premises commencing
at 10 O'Clock, A W The nilo TO be conveyed Is he.
llevcd 10 be rndispuiable.
liberal credit viii be giten 10 purchasers. for
particulars refer Ia either of the subscribers.
Any portion OF the abnve property will he sold nj
private sale, until the time above mentioned.
J SHRIVER.
s BRADY.
INV CIIAPLINE..
July Is lm-G Truu,tees oi Nm h,,Ii.s
Pittsburgh Advoca'r. Boston Atlas. PhiladelphIa
worm Americas. New York Star. Providence Jour
nal. copy To amount 50 each. and ch rye rhi .tnire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
BARNUM,s CITY uoTEJ,.

TIE SIhscroer respectfully iniormS hs friend.
and patrons that. after a laIsa "f Eve yenrs. he has
resumed The prpprieiorship oi the CIFY HOTEL
and has spared neither PAINS nor expense ia putting
the house IN complete order--lhe exterior as well ms
The interior has been thoroughly cleaned and paint
ell. the halls tagged with marble. Tho pIrlors and
chambers rcfumished. and the entire establishment
thoroughly re organized. The subscriber therefore
hopes, Thai by lis long experience ia the business.
md untiring exertiuns TO 1leasc, 10 merit and re-
ceive that liberal share Of patronage heretofore ex-
tended 10 hint being the aim of himself and those
in his employ. to make the City Hu;ei, not only the
travellers home; but also a place Of real enjoyment
Balt-in 27-2w Bait Pat DAVID BARNUNT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

STEPHENSON & GARNOOD bsv. been /,
~ pointed agents In Wheeling. Tor tho ssle "a
Rev l. ,oNerts BALM or LIFE ~ celebrated
througho"t 'Ieeas'em cities for tho cur, Of Distas,
ot msL""gs we cordially ScUmmeu this medl.
cine 10 our readers beng the best p,.sihI. 80.
they can any where obtain. for rorgAs. long s,agS,yr
cotds, consumption ~ is inc,b,sBt stage. a.. DC.
The BALM or LIFE is highly recommended
by The most talented physiciaEs-uscd IN the mos.
intelligent families in our country. and every vb,ra
hailed hy the afflicted, as the grs0ssf orLt ssin-s
Read pamphlets TO be had ofrhe agents.
febg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

FIRST WHEELING HOSE CO-Ths
mcmbes "a he is Wheeling Hose Go, will meet
~ iher Hose House on Saturday The 24lh INST. at 2
O'Clock. r NJ. Et exercise.
Nv order Of Inc First Director.
mly % HOUSTON Ser
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

ND 'FNNb
virtue Of a deed Of tru { irOm Henry Bur.
I'D dock 70 me. Ufrecord IN the clerks office OF
the County Court Of Ohio county, in book -, pag-
l35. | will expose To sale at public auction. at the
front door ofihe Court house Of said county. on
Monday the lad day ofAugusi, the property therein
described being the cast half Of lot No =, IN square
No IL lronur on Monroe ST. on The north side
thereof. and on which is erected a comfortable
dwelling house. The said lot measuring about 80
feet front and l32 feet deep. Selling a. Tru stee |
shall convey only such title rs is vested in Iao by
aforesaid deed. JOHN GABLE.
by T.. S, YARNALL.
Jun 29-5w ACgl' fur Tru,sar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION
II BLUES.

COMPANY ORDER. No H.,
July 1t, 1911.
A Meeting Of the corps will be held On Mon.
N day evening next, the 2d day Of Augasl OF
"a O'Clock; for the purpose Ofhold.ng an election for
a First Lieutenant, aud Two second Lieutenant for
said corps, The regular members are required. aud
the Honorory Members are respectfully requested.
puncfually 10 alIsnd at the hour above named.
jy 81 J. A. SHIPLEY. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

G,KSt,4eD rI ~EEKtsIvR TnE TiSEs ~
\. 4. GORE N co.
E.rch BroG.rs. l07 MaiA Street Uhc,iiBc Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
MONEY WANTED,

WANTED.-Flnx wanted for which q good
price Will be given by the subscribers.
inty 10 CRANGIE a. BAILEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
ME LECTURESin this Institution. commence
as usual, on the first Monday IA Nu,ember
aud close on the last of February.
THE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ. w. DUDLEY, NJ ID. Profcss,, Of Anatu.
nv aud Sargory.
JAMES NJ BUSH, VI. d. Adjunct Professor Of
do
JAMES r. CROSS. NJ. D., Professor Of Insii-
tuies and Medical Jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT. NJ. d, Professor Of
Theory and Practice.
w. II. RI HARRISON, NJ. ~. Professor ofOb.
>teircs ~ Diseases ofWurnen and Children.
TIIOS. ID. MITCHELL, NJ. u, Professor of
Materia Niedira ahd Therapeutics.
ROBERT PETER, NJ. D.. Professor orChem-
Isiry and Pharmacy
The cost of full COURSE Vt Lectures. j. $40
payable IN advance, in notes 81 good and solvent
Banks Of The States whence the pupils come. The
MadIculatIon aud Library ticket is 81, aud the Dis-
seeing ticket $40. Graduation Fee, 500. Board.
ing md Lodging. duel and lights iucludel1 from
81 so toS3 per week. BY order.
THOMAS ID. MITCHELL, NJ. D..
Lexington. XIV. i'm ~ Dan IT FGrHiv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
LAW PAKTNERSHIP.

LAW PAkTN ERSIIIP.
L. w. JEWETT " u ). COWEN &
~ JUDO. JEwETTT.
WHEELING, Va. Of Sr. CE.IRSvtLLE. ONO.
ATTORNEYS g. COUNsELLoRS AT LAW.
ANVIL attend 10 any business which may be
entrusted To them in this and the a,ijoining
corniies OF Ohio and Virginia with prumptness and
despatch.
OFFIcEs--In Wheeling. under the new Court
House. corner Of Fourth and Monroe streets; in ST.
ClairSvillc. Opposite The Court House. ivI-u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

DISSOLUTION.
VIE partnership heretofore existing between
Il Andrew Woods and II Ford of Vest Vince
ling. (Ohio) in merchandising under the firm of A
Woods a Go. WIS by mutual consent dissolved on
the first Of June.
The business Mill in future he continued by An.
drew Wouds and Wilson Smith. ut the old stand
and the old business settled by them according 10
the arrangements OF The old firm. and under the n.
lie Of Andrew Woods, q Co.
ANDREW WOODS.
lnlv I'm X. II. FORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

PRINTING EsTAu-IgHHENT FOR
SAL.

The subscriber, DESTROYS ot engaging in other bust
ness. offers for sale one.hali or Tho whole Of the es-
ta%blishmeni Of the WHEELING TInEs AND ADvER.
TIsER. The paper is published three times n week,
has a fair amount Of Advertising and Subscribers,
with ample and good material for publishing a daily
paper. a weekly % er Is also Published from The
same matter. having On e. s-sive -..Culu'inn, which
may with case De dOIalsi.
Connected with the same = ~ Book and Job Office
with three good iron presses aii o. which arc gener-
ally kept running vita boots o. ioHs, TIC Office being
supplied with every variety o. soos pc. In addi-
ton 10 the usual business FINISHED 10 printing es.
iablislmenis Of ihis size, % Lus the advantage Of
large quantities of stereotype WORK, The printing OF
the city. Post office. Superior court. aid the publ
Gallon Of the Laws Of the Uhitn, and an extensive
foreign advertising.
THIS establishment -. ccraiuly SITUATED rs IL - IN a
large and business cIi,, .n The very ceLirs of all the
trade betweeE The Fast 0u. Nes'. ani Of a point
from which the earliest news ~sl 20 Disseminated
10 Inc whole west, q yer. -ssE..s iOcai,1 fpr any
one with o small capital 'sl-s % engaging in The
business Either tn wLa.s or eao half will be
sold low aud on easy lcuus
49,. - -
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MORE e GOODsl

WV W. " D5N
n ", El.LMAKER, hos jLsi received an addition.
al sspply ofFresh Family Groceries, which he
fail selllJ W fr cash to lhOso WIN feel disposed to
wyor HIM with their patronage. jy 81
10 HLF BBLS. No ]. Family Herring. just
received aud for sale Of the Family Grocery store.
j. % N ELI.MAKER.
AiSINS-20 boxes and ar, boxes best bunch
- raisins. just reed aud cor sale at Family Gro
eery store jy ~ " ELIMAKER.
RNNCLISII walnuis. Filbers. Almonds, and Pea
~ Guns, just received and Tor sale At the Family
GrUcery Store, y21
MIXED PICKLES. a very superior article Cor
sale ai the Family Grocery store.
U27 IN ELLMAkER.
ri OAR SUGAR. a fresh supply, just received
4 and for sale nj the Family GrOcey store,
y21 n ELLMAkER.
SUPERIOR CHEWING Tobacco g. Prncipes
Sezafs. jusi received and Cor sale b.
~ 27 IN ELLMAKER.
CGTRON-A fresh supply. just received and 6i
sale n tho Family GUcery store
V 81 ELLMAkER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
SPERM OH.

e'ASNS winter strained Sperm Oil. receive ed ON
ccouslgument and Tor sale bow by
np u JOHN +. CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
COTNTRY PRODUCE-

NOMSTOCKS BOTAN Y.-An iniroduc
- ton TO the study of Botany, including a trea.
tise on Vegetable Philosophy.
COMSTOCh'S PHILOSOPHY-Outlines OF
Philosophy. both Comparative and Human. IN which
are described the Mechanical. Animal, Vital and
SensOrial organs and functions.
COMSTOCKS GEOLOGY.-Outlinr Of Geology
intended rs a popular treatise on the most interest.
ing parts Of the science.
COMSTOCKS GEOLOGY.-An introduction 10
Mineralogy; adapted to the use Of Schools and pr.
waite students. For sale at the Bookstore Of
JAS A INGRAM.
NV ~ No 1871. Main ~.
$500 LBS. SPANISH SULE Leaunv.,
3 dOz boot Morocco Skins.
Just received at the sign OF the Big rot.
inn Is AM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

AAtkiNG BOTIONiS. Constantly GA Ln1 an
- Tor sale 10y } {. HARBOUR d co
may : Io- Ml
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23
imprisonment
fOn. Debt.

As his votes in the Mississippi Legisla-
ture will show. Now we appeal to the
poor mantle unfortunate debtor, and
ask him if he is willing to cast his vote
for such man as IT IT. TUCKER
to fill the highest Office in the gift of the
People of this State, and that too after
they are made acquainted of his votes
and measures, to thrust them within the
cold and uncharitable walls of prison,
leaving their families in want and beg
gary, helpless and in miserable condi-
tion. Such, dear reader would have
been the case, had the doctrines of this
man, who NOW, that he is asking for
OFFICE, pretends to love the People so
dearly, prevailed in the Legislative halls
of your state. And at the last session
of the Legislature, he voted against re-
ducing sheriff IS fees, thereby to enable
such officer to batten upon the misfer-
tunes Of the debtor class. Reference
to Senate Journal, Al, page 81.
Let every honest man, without dis
tinction of party, march up to the bal
lot-box and deposit his vote against such
a man and such measures.