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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
against


SOhn w Berry. Francis PlunkeIf, Horace VI Miller.
Charles L. Strong, Rcdick MKes, Shndrach $
Weldin Richard w Harding. Thoms, Drakelev
Andrew Patterson. James Y Patterson, Henry
Moore, John Clarke, Joseph Anderson. Mark
Douglass, James II Forsyth ind William Arer-
bury, Defendants
The Defendants Andrew Patterson. james Y Pat
1erson and Joseph Anderson, not having entered
their appearance and given security according 10
the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this court and
II appearing 10y satisfactory proof that they are not
inhabitants Of this commOnwe allh; and the said de-
PENDANT Redick M'kee not having entered his up
Pearancc and answered the Compliments bill aud
II also appearing by satisfactory proof, that upon
proper enquiry mode fnr him, nj his usual place of
abode ia the county Of Ohio for the purpose of ser
wing upon him the process Of subpoena, issued in
this cnuso, he could not be found On motion Of
said compliments by counsel 1t is ordered that The
SAID defendants do appear here the first day OF
the next fall term Of this cour, eater their appear
anco and answer the compliments bill ard that n
copy Of Tins order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed IN the city Of Wheeling for Two
months successfully and posted the front door Of
the Court house Of Ohio county. 4 copy iesie
ALEX II LAIDLEY, Clerk
LAMB & Russel for Comp'ls. nygIa
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John hchee, Defendant,
The defendant not having entered his appear.
ance and gwen scCurty according 60 the act Of
assembly and the rules of tins Court and 10 ap-
pcanng bY satisfactory proof that he - not an
iuhabltant of tins Common " enlth-on motion OF
complainant by counsel, II Is ordered that the
SAID defendant do appear here on the first day Of
the next tall term Of this Court enter his appear
ance, give security for performing tina decree in
the cause and answer the cOmplailant's bill and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
10 some newspaper printed IN the city of Wheel.
lng ior two months spccessively, and pos Ted AZ
the front door Of the Court house of Ohio county,
copy teste,
ALEX. T. LAIOLEY, Clerk.
Jacob e Fifzhngh. for Comp't aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

ISAAC SANETr, UPTON DUTFIELp.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY.
No lS9, Market Square. third door North Of Mar
ket Alley, WHEELING. Va
4 NANETF & DUFFlELD. take this early OPP
~ PoStuniiy Of informing the public that theI
have opened an entirely new establishment as
ABOVE where they prepared To furnish al
! WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
anv and NIL articles usually found IN establish
ments Of the same kind. Copper kettles meas
uring from one gallon 20 two thou sand allons
together with every variety m the TIN and Sheet
lron Ware Line wul be made TO order.
Also Steam Beat work of every description
made IN the most durable manner aud on the
shortest notice Metallic Roofing of copper, tin
or kinc will be done
The proprietors have every confidence in their
ablltY 10 render perfect satsfa cton TO their
\ toners.
, The senior in the firm has been engaged for
II Nepatwo years IN an extensive Tin aud Sheet
~ aueOre cstabh hmont 10 this city; and the 10
: Our taer for thirteen years past has been stu-
;, 'hii OF Ia Col Geo Dulty' establishment at Inch
e I1occy PIPER work has been done during thai
ntp"phan At alt other shops IN the city together
Soynrlng IN copper, TIN. and sheet Iron prompt
bdio lnded to.
y Nd country friends may do we'll by giving
l. aOIi e lore they purchase elsew here.
a. Astho times are extremely lard are deter
mined TO eel at the very lowest price for cash.
: Old copper, Brass and Pewter will he receives
. IN exchange for all kinds of ware, Call and Sc
X us. Am g II
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The article as prepared by NJ. Dumas, wa
made IN The laboratory without reference to cost
solutely pur0.-oci S-tf
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Jacob & Ffzhnsi, fSr com m'LN ! a T'S'M 10

EiRGlNlA--IN cHANcERY--At rules held in tho
Clerks oiliceof the Circuit Superos Court of
Law end Chancery Tor the county Of OhD,in the
month Of AugustISu.
George Duly, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

(hOIN\ill 10 .DhONCtil lis he
- ware Of that dread DESTROYER s-srTHE
BBONCLlTlS:IE Which spares neither Inc
Dung thOohd, or the Beautiful, but ~ annual
" hurrylne thousands upon thousands 10 prem
AZURE grave unRdcT the mistaken name Of Consu-
mpuon' Inc usual symptoms Of this disease ire
cough, Sure less Of the Lungs or Throat Hosrsc-
ness, Difficulty 81 Breathing, Asthma Hectic
reverb SPiiung up Of Phlegm or Matter, and
sometimes BlOOd. tits an Inflammation Of the foe
SKIN winch Ines the inside Of the SIN N wind tule,
or ar vessels running through cry part Of the
lungs. The great and efiertuaI remedy for this
nlarnn and VIDE spread disease is the Rev. I.
Covert BALM or LIFE. This new and iny,I-
ua1ie MEDICINE - universally pronounced. BY ne
mulliiudes who have used it and tested its heal.
ln2 virtues, 10 be the mostwOnderfiI and adrnirs.
bis remedy 10 the world tor the cure Of Br0ncbi.
IT'S, Coughs, severe Colds, Group, stbma Wbc,,-
ping Tough, and all diseases Of the Lung, pod
Wlndppe, lch. neglected soon lead to rcsl.Co
sump ION.
The Balm oT LIrE stands entirely alooflyom
me VARIOUS Qusck N1stTums Of The day having
invariably won the confidence Of Physi,ians C,lor-
~ men, ond the intelligent Of al classes, WHEREBY
e. % has been introduced Philanthropisfs and
OH who truly sNmpathiEo with human auferinR
syefy where hs 10 appearance with heart ielt i6y
lHd look upon the Balls Or BfrE az one Of those
great and uncommon blessings which Kind
7 lOyIdcnCe occasionally bestows on man but
winch like angels visits are few and for between.
ETClrcuIars, containing numerous teattrnoni-
ne Of The highest rcspcctabiity, can be had grat-
lIL0uE, Of al our Agents.
The BALM o. T.ffE, Zone Dollar per Bosle.) 10
ornIe at the bookstore ol
Ice I5-6m STEPHENSON q GARwOOD
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05
A CARD.

A BOLTON. ----FONTAINE H. PETTIS,
II Counsellor at Law, late of Virginia having To-
Gated himself in the city of New York for eight years
last port respectfully tenders his acknowledge 10
his friends in the South, for their confidence and pat
ronage in various matters of business and solicits
their continuance. He has had much perience both
in this State and that of Pennsy lvania causing ug
tive slaves to be secured and will continue effect such
objects whenever called upon His plans so well
matured by having at his command the most efficient
aid located at different points, and successfully har-
will have more complete in future than hereto
fore indeed, il clothed with full authority he can
cause any fugitive slave to be secured who may be IN
the United States north of Mason and Dixons line.
All the statutory enactmcnts of this State on this sub
ject, have been pronounced unconstitutional by the
highest tribunals II will therefore be seen that the
provision made In the constitution on this subject are
paramount to all other enactments whether Stale
Federal. There are thousands of fugitive slaves in
this city and its envrons, and they continue to null
tipy rapidly
These being, at hest, very unpopular cases in this
quarter The having the Abolitionists the flesh, and
the devil TO contend WITH il will be necessary for
those wishing to his services, TO forward him
scrptive Of the fugitive and also fee Of 800 defray
preliminary and contingent expenses His universal
charge for securing such slave is $780, and all
able expenses.
Mr.. Pettis will promptly and faithfully attend to
any business conded TO him, touching his profession
All letters must be post paid.
New York March IL, Is4l--d&c6m
z1T The Alexandria Gazette will copy the above
and send their bill to me at l64, Broadway, New
York. F, H, PETTIs,
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rance Of the best interests Of the country.
shall also, at the earliest proper occasion, in-
yite the attention Of Congress to such measures
as, in my judgment, will be best calculated 10
regulate and control the Executive Power in
reference to this vitality important subject.
shall also, at the proper season, invite your
attention to the statutory enactments for the
suppression Of the slave trade, which may re-
quire TO be rendered more efficient in their pro-
visions There is reason to believe that the traf-
fc is on the increase. Whether such increase
is to be ascribed to the abolition of slave labor in
the British possessions in our vicinity, and an
attendant diminution in the supply Of those ar
ticles which enter into the general consumption
Of the world, thereby augmenting the demand
from other quarters, and thus calling for addi-
tional labor, il Were needless to inquire. The
highest considerations of public honor, as well
as the strongest promptings of humanity, re-
quire resort TO the most vigorous efforts TO sup
press the trade. ~
In conclusion, beg to invite your particular
attention to the interest of this District; nor
do doubt but that in liberal spirit of legisla-
ton you will seek To- advance its commercial as
well as its local interests. Should Congress
deem il to be its duty to repeal the existing Sub
Treasury law, the necessity Of providing suit
able place of deposit for the public moneys
which may be required within the District, must
be apparent to all.
have felt il due to the country to present the
foregoing topics to your consideration and re-
Election. Others with which il might not seem
proper to trouble you at an extraordinary ses-
sion, will be laid before you at future day.
am happy in committing the important affairs
of the country into your hands. The tendency
of public sentiment, am pleased to believe, is
towards the adoption, in spirit of union and
harmony, of such measures as will fortify the
public interests. To cherish such tendency Of
public opinion is the task Of an elevated patriot
ism. That differences Of opinion, as to the
means Of accomplishing these desirable objects,
should exist is reasonably TO be expected. Nor
can all be made satisfied with any system Of
measures but fatter myself with the hope
that the great body Of the people will readily
unite in support Of those whose efforts spring
from disinterested desire to promote their hap
piness--to preserve the Federal and State Go
vernments within their respective orbits-to cul-
tivate peace with all the nations of Tie earth on
just and honorable grounds-to exact obedience
10 the aws--to entrench liberty and property in
full securlty--and, consulting the most rigid
economy, to abolish all useless expenses.
JOHN TYLER.
WASHINGTON, June /, 1841.
X - = Z ~ 81
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3. Report of the Secretary Of War to the
President Of the United States.
a. Report Of the Secretary of the Navy TO
the President of the United States.
5. Report Of the Postmaster General to the
President of the United States.
These papers are all Of them of importance,
and shall be laid before our readers as early as
possible,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

An investigation is going on in relation to the causes
of the FIRE Of the National Theatre Persons of high
pretensions are said to be suspected.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

The DocunENrs accompanying the Message
consist Of the following papers:
/. Correspondence between the Secretary Of
State and the Minister Of Great Britain, con-
cerning the csse Of Alexander Mcleod.
g. report from the Secretary Of State to the
Presideni Of the United States, on two subjects
connected with the commerce Of the Y. States.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
Ncw-Yoris Markets.

AsUEs-'rAc snles yoFy lini.ed aud quote POS
al : =, a6 Co. Pearls : 81: 50. The of fine
sorts /. smaller Ian usual.
CoTI oN-Tho sale. to-day have been abon! loco
bales without material variation Considerable parcels
aye being shipped from first hands
FLoUR-The muket remains in former inactive
state Shippers are willing into market 81 %
for sncsee only ,ccas:ona lots 10 be had at that
rate he large holders demand ai 500 ols OHIO sold Il,
co. The de-an for bona Is tiing Ii Is ditficali
to estimate took but ii; supposed 10 be om 49,
O0j 10 2ue coo bbs Jto bbs Georgelsn at 81 for
export: Bran4y vine 81 Fredericksburg and Ae1sn-
dfia q; - kichmoud City Mills : 50
GRANITE TRANSACTIONS we're very snail. luoV
bushes old Soataern Corn at 55c. Rye held
n - cent, at the boat Sish The OF
Barley wa. at Oc Southern Oats a, 10 Northern 10 10
! u IS ccuIs.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
ITO : Il
BY 3. DIAPER. W.
store So E.!i.au.-orslI. cor Z

Store 81 J, .si.aH.-S rtef. cor = 81 f.--.trrfi
TUESDAY, Dec. ~
FEEScH AID GEsMAS FANcY GoooS-Gyeatalo--,e-
arse and rich oi srepeh and C,rcaao Fac,
Goods JUS, landing from HAVE and B.e-aen Nerihy The
attention Of the trse Terms of sale for all suEs over
Su0 months for lPreved endorsed noi.. under
$40 cash. sithos, discount. Consisting OF 81 ssns Of
paper, wood, aud TOYS. of every tescrpuou al new
tyeS; ladies' work boxes piano and book shspc ladies'
sad centcrtns toilet boxes; sentences shaving and
travelling ca 6 furnished Tih every article for inmedi
and suuf oNes, of ysross Snos, g clocks
the iyc, some with the Castle Of s. Jean Dc
Acre &c a!lba>;rr clocks. style gsth c SD CO.
unp>; music boxes. playing oyergres of the
leNe> tirrsls and alan composition; large
ment OF rings. pins. chains &c adr of coal an ertre
les article; gilt riug PIES chars &C &c !tiso SILVER
rLces consisting Of hsGsee PISS. ear rugs bracelets.
neck ornaments snuf. boNe, kuv.s and fork, salt cell
l4rS cigar holders. &c &c Also gold articles CONSISTING
riu-S - rpcS PIES. saefv c5aIGs Lead orn mcns.
cigar tubes &c & Also large assortment q ehirs
lnd sa., tcir> fer presents. many eaureiy new" Also
ar a>ortaien OF gold sad silver lepifc watches Sschos
s.cspsmeut and Jewels. Also case Of Frcaeh VII
INK sud uoJ- paper, tarcy Nnd p!slr
Also splendid SILVER PCse5, We ehi shout o.
Ai.o--l ea.s Superior az. o-,c0 Sesips Wax.
Ai-o-one heavy SILVER isnknd weigh. 80 o. 4~ts
.iso-210 gross >t,ei Pc
10 packages 5ne and Shestrgs, some d :nSsei
co Cetto Thread.
Catalogues ard samples wcruins OF 81
Al y o'c'ook 20 hc Merchant scssp.r
NsW-ORLE,Ns Cry -, OK So GOO OF Nsw-Crleans
ny StceA bearing NJ interest ~ per cent 4anrH
p'ysbe seiurnus " on the J.; May and 1t November
nihe Manhattan Bans n the City Of Ne~lark Redeem
bic on the lst MAY. lSj..
THURSDAY De. 70
\; - o'clock. the A-cuon Room, 81 Wiilism- 81
Pig iror-Pcrcm'orv sale OF lo00 tons Pig Iron. Nos
md :. manufacture BY the Stsahope Iron Company
Stanhopc New jersey.
Samples now IN sto-c for examination.
THURSDAY. At II O'Clock.
oesns white Pougccs, 20 inch, miced the voysge
VI m Grafton. be sold cash Tor the beueh. ef Nhoa
-may concern.
tresiy.rr SALE S cases Fancy Fren h StyI- Cs,,i-
i're,--VIn. Oxford F-ncy Doe Skin, Cad,, MrNt oe
1invil @, 3d.. : superior article.
At PclvtrE LE-Chias-6lsck SILK Hakfs. 40.
assorted Sewing SILKS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
= i

astsvening Mr. Peeg Peckham, ia the I'D year ofhis
age.
The friends Of the family requested attend HI
uaeral corner Of Green's Io and Examiners streets this
afternoon al oclock
GA the 18Th Ellen, VII, OF Charles Ed,li aged
80 year,, daughter OF Joseph AMI >u5sn Parker.
The friends and acqusniaucrs OF the family are res
seolfly invited u etienG her funeral at No. 30 Man-in
street The residence her brothers John T. auc j.
sepn Parker, IT., Monaay the 20lh Inst ST hal past
o'clock.
On saturday, 9Th inst. OF consumption, Miss Jane l..
Seaman. aged % years AMI II months.
Her relations and friends requested to attend her
funeral from her mothers residence OF Hudson
aud Franklin Monday aiternoon Al o'clock
withou further invita-
On suuoay goth inst. Mrs Elizabeth HagsdoTn, IN the
% year Of her age.
The friend, of the family respectfully invited to At
tend her funeral this afternoon O'Clock, on eF late
residence No. franklin street.
In Co pers;owz on the oh last, Iir Luce ESD III
the 19h " Of his lie Of the earliest sc
tiers IN that ui the county Revolutionary sol
der and for m4ny years high sheriff of The errtory
cluiing Ot.rgo and De.Ss cOuaiies.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
WORAM & HAUGHWOUT.

Sol and 163 Broad~ay nearly Ofpos4c Nlbos u"idin'
SPLENDID GOODS.
iyANCY AND FURNISHING ARTICLES actually
,oil fog = 30 pes cent bslov former prices.
great ,aricv Of whca ldsped the prosenG
aud - 81 tge n'~est lyle
\ COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of
NcV pattern O., Fixtures,
G 5ule lila e., { ar -icrs.
g., -nio,, orou Silvcrcd Il. d Bronze, to lights.
Ca.url-hgas 20 II y is
A-.r ap, OF The iae't pattern, of every size very
i3y.
H.IiLlmps and Lanterns.
Cauicsurks, 4 grcs; variety.
Hard. Gcu.iug. SIDE aud laniel Lamps.
Clutch iaadccrs asd Lamps n large assortment.
p,;ed Revolving Casters.
Casc .il-ket-. Tn5st Rocks
ia Ter aad F,-h kuiye-.
Tho Cutir-y OF NJ kinds.
BriiHuii, Tea Coffee Sets
Jpplu Wate,s Of all pr;ccs.
g rmn' sycr Spoons and Forks.
tren.h aotcclun DniG=. Desert aud Tea Ware.
RICH cut AND PLtlN GLASS.
Winc, aud fun ier., Caamaacncs,
l. Qao-s. 81 rot-. Gcbcts Flaegons,
Decuutcr, W7trr 10 ties,
Hock ans F.arcr Gns.cs,
Toilet ..ot.lr, Celery Glasses
-Il;s tilts P.,caer. lee Creams
Lem nades, Bowl Sugar u shes, &c &C.
GOODS To iSrAN.
4 separate stock OF splendid Oh ndclicrs,
Cande!abras, Lamps, Chluu Gltss, Tnblc Cutlery. &c
&c. Wished a all tine. dli *wi-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
a NJ e NJ L y I
R0TEKT AlIPaIT s1EsCEsE,

no. hOWtrS
ry,HlS EVENING y cember ~. the performance ~ill
i coEncnce with G-and EutFee entitled ihe Ama2on
ian HaiJ. aud Roman Heroes by ladies AID genteAen
CRACAKAToo; or. Coeoanui Ballet.
Ts6LFAUX ylvANS by the Rivers Family.
MAGNlFIcENT RIDING & SPORTS OF The RING
cASH '. CABBAGE: or, The unloeky Tailor
Doors open at quarter hast O'Clock, performs ice
commences
Bozs, 81 cents. Pit = cents. d-o
A,ustC3L FEsC3yAs..-Mr. c. HORN
= respectfully Announces 10 hi. f,o,i> and the pub &c
general that he IN he honor Of giving sclee
ton nom M, aJoro the Remission oil So ltre ores
selected RON Aon's Paradise LOST AZ the Tabernacle
oa Monday e'enisr Dec 9th ieil, composed !or snd
rs Gated 20 ae Ses York Sacred Music So,iegy. Tue
principal paris Ill be ancd BY Mr shaul. Mrs
>. Hl.r. iuapc Lady, Ter aist Appearance IL AcW
Fo-k, 81 c. Horn. j. The pracps! Members Of ,bs
New York Sacred Music Society. have kindly cousen.c
render their valuable support tie chorus
-cs Tae Orchestra viIi he iG ant efficiently uupor
rs the rris-ira members Of the EuIerT Society d.
Les.e--hr l. {. ti.. Corcuctor-Mf. C. +. Horn
Dr. + Hoo srs wall preside al lhe O-s:n
The >ccosi Part will be supported bg MsdSme Fran
COS aHl Gl-i- Air. Prsham Seror D. Bega Ms c. Z.
F-ru SIR. e cy. Hr Horn Jr., Mr. Philips aut
Vt. llara. vho El srg some OF their mot f.Yorit,
Slre-. 5ge,t,. &s Mr II. c Tmm Nili preside st me
pilao Fore.
IL Further particulars will be- duly announced.
Doors Of eacI at half past O'Clock. Corcer &c
cor n rcr ~ half past
Tckc,- 81 eacl he had OF the gcntlc-en who h,ye
kindl o-led themselves INFO Comnit;ce-aJ ne III :
cqi Husie Stoe- Of AIR c. E. HoFa, 50 Brrao,
aay. d. BIT
rfVs1H J.5,,4gsi' BAL. which vas to ;ak,
pacs Friday Tee I1th. Is postponed on scceun
Of tie vcl,her, unul THURSDAY, sd December OF
wEIcn OCCASION Tic room vii be sr!endliy decorated
aut eVeHe pam. viii b' .pared to render this one
o. he E-st tr7cryo Rsll' Of the
is CHICkF RING RrceiyyaV
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
II New-york aud Erie xniir.nd state

II New-Tork aud Erie &Hiirsnd stnie
STOCK-Souce !. hereby given taat tao New YORK ami
Ere *, lr Company VIII sell II public suction at the
Merchants Exchange. the city OF Ne" OK on Tues
day the th day of January lo4 Al IL clock al noon
uuter the direction of the Comptroller, One Kindred
rcous-uj Doa.s of NewYork Stale STOCK, bearing IN
lerest at the per cent per anHSm iroai he
.rs CAV OF uu ny. s2 inc;Gsyely pay able qulrerly
on days OF January April. Juiy asd &c % r. Oe-
ie Elk ssua1 in issuance Of Chap.er Is6 of the
of said Sa.c OF the year lSi) and reiiuoufsabe at 'ae
pleasure Of the STATE at any lime after the first day OF
ia uary lSi2.
epad a. the place Tor n. registry and transfer OF SAID
tock and IN be tine plsce for the payment OF interest
thereupon.
Tnc stock wall be sold certificates OF oue thousand
dol as each asd the buyers will required pay Ike
amou Of their purchas especIiyl Immediately aiser
the SAFE shen transfers viii be made accoEdingy
JAMES BOWEN President
New-Yosk 18th December 1871. dis
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

1t m be seeu she has lo-3 OOO specie and Bauk notea
against Sg7, ,0e0 circulation aud depcstos.
In consideration that days payments came in one,
the pressure on the money market not 20 severe to-
day rs for some days past The rates of discount
hoxcver prevailed in tn street and good paper sold at
= u per pr mouth.
Exchange on Mobile so,1 as high as ii per cent dis
count, bur closed at ~. New Orleans Il y Fhiisde!-
shia . n / baltimore a a, Richmond a Il, Cineia
nst - H. Charleston i {, Savannah 3 Il 81
dcfacntion having been discovered in The accounts oil
Sandf,rd Cobb Chulabc in of the Cry Of Albany, tc
The supposed extent 1T $4,000 he removed from
office hy the Common Council on Wednesday last Ii Il
not known what will be loss TO the CITY, As there is II
considerable amount Of assets OF unascertaned value
The New Orcan. ppers state that the Bank of Lousl-
AHA resumed specie pay nenis and private letters say
that the Cilzens and Union Banks will probably follow
her example. The Bank has also withdrawn from the
Association Of Suspended Banks and demands the daily
,ulcmen of balances in specie. This resumption l.,
1owevcr only her notes Of which she hiss but about
SIG oeO in circulation aud not on her deposI'es The
effect on the other suspended banks remains 10 be
is suppos d that will force them into the payment
of specie.
The following from the official report of the situation
of the New. Oeleans Bank, the 4.h of December
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
= Means of DISCRIMINATING Disensc aud
Prnmniirr IenI1h-THE nINNER Pr Tn


advertiser the public with mistaken confidence
in the virtue of the Dime; Pill Their excellence has
been tested by only ous, but several Of our regula!
II. D. Practising Physicians Eho devesed TO Medical
SCI and distinguished powers Of discern
ing and removing Diseases Many osrtitc.es from the
most respectable could De given Of the atty
restoring quall;r Of the Dime: Pll for the
present. TIE Dinner phi prescribed in all OF De
fafgement of sl stomach a=d Bosel-. Cosyen5ss vio
ieat Headscle Sc One or Pills ia only necessary
to be taken .i,er daner they assmlate ~i;h the
foos, promote healthy digestion relieve all
after hearty meal and regular state Of the
bowels An office Tor the sale of the Dime! Pill Is open
at 266 Bowcryhey can be obtained for present
tins number ESQ Boxe+y. bu; .; no other laee Tie
city OF United States. Price - cents per box. Psrcu
lar recommendations and directions accompany each
For sale only at the Office Of the Daner Pill y 30
BO*ery, by the proPrie,or. HOLDREDGE 4 CO.
Copyright secured Further aoticc .noa. q Dis 3ii-
IL Particular Ncr;cc.-Those person. navia.
furniture of any description dispose Of or Eho ~
oreakingGp house keeping Will frd ready ssis for ~
portion all OF their goods BIZ sending address
calling upon the subscriber Goods 10 pr
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