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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

snufL, Maceaboy, LoTril.
laTd's, Scotch, do.
Lamp Black, Black Lead
staIghton's Buffers, Chalk
sup, carb. Soda, Putty
seidlltz Powders, soda 10.
Yeast Powders, Alcohol
CastakO OIL, In bottles
EpsoM salts, Flour sulphur
lDk, in bottles, Brimstone
Luciier Matches
British Lustre
Olive Oil, In baskets and
barrels
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22


Johnson h.. no, re9svsd Ia. been Sc
nors street, over DR. Chstnbe rlsn's Office nearly oppo
sde Or Lcthbiidge, Dentist ready her PTofes
siona Services NJ heretofore n strangers require refe
renee she eau sise II from the beE PHI seahs IN Rich
usoh1 iutS-iy
BAIzEs, CARPETINGe, &C
WE subscribers have hand, assortment Of plain
Il AMI figured green and fancy coloured Baizss
stair and cher Csrpengs; hearth Rugs; plain and striped
iAnseys; flannes saiinets; Risnketa -xe--whieh
they offer for sale, al very low prices.
de % DUDLEY A. NERFntTU
- DENNIsON a. BURlxE,
FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL BOOT MAKERS
Il OF New York, inform the zeniemen Of Richmond and
us vicinity That they have opened Fore Main street,
two doors above Eary's Hotel, they make 10
order and sell at the following reduced prices.
Fine Dress Boots, 500
Superior do 500
N B.Cork soles and Double. soes and Shoes proror.
tonaby low. sc 2{-6m
NOTlCtc-The subscriber, who intends changing hi 9
~ present business requests.a pei cams
10 present them, and those indebted make
hsymentbeing very anxious close his present bust
mesa lie can be found at his present unil the
i9h January, after that, at the Factory adjoining Mr.
ia lit g. q wnRn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

eles, Oils Window Glass, q
Will sell on lib raj terms.
Nutmegs, Mace, Indigo
CASTLE soap, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper
CoPperas, Roucn stone
Pot and Pearl Ashes, starch
Liquorice Ball, Logwood,
ealeraiuH, Fig Blue, Alum
Powdered Ginger aud Root
White Lead, dry and in oil
Jamaica Ginger, Saltpetrs
Oil Peppermint, and other
essential oils
Isinglass, Russia
Sponge, coarse and fne
Soda, Tor washing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
CHEMICALs, EXTRACTs, 20

TIVE subscriber has just received by direct impora
TONS nom London and Paris, fresh supply Of IN,
above, whieh In addition TO those already hand max,
his assortment complete. Among them,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

CO-PAHTNEUsHIP. T7-7- =
LEN DUNAL having this day taken JOHN PURCELL
into eo-patnersbip. the Apoh.csry and Drug busl
ncss VIII Ia utnIe be carried by the rde
the firm OF ALEX. DUvAL & co.
ALEX. pUvAL.
Jai JOHN PURCELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

ed 10 consciousness. Rugsdalo had atoned Tor his
treason by the sacrifice OF his lite.
II appeared that the Indian glh. who was an es
peoial favoritc. and domesca,ed in the family, had
overheard the intention of Rugsdale. to beiray the
Amcncan General. and other valuable officers. that
that evening. IN The hands ofihe British. ior which
purpose they had been invited To this feast ofJudas'
Hating. IN her heart, Ihe'enemies Of Amcrica. who had
driven hertribe from their native forests. she resolved
10 Illustrate the design and consequently waylaid the
Steps oil Washington as we have described. hut fail.
ING IN her noble purpose, she had then recourse TO
The party left IN possession Of the boat.
Scarcely had she impaired her information, and
the shadows of the night around. when a company
OF British soldiers were seen making their way rap
~ towards the bank of the Hudson, within a short
distance OF tho spot where the American party was
waiting Ihc return of their commander. Bold ~
the case OF liberty, and knowing that an immeIiai,
acton could alone preserve him, they rushed urou
and overpowered them. stripped them of their uni
forms and arms; bound them hand and foot; placed
them IN their boat. and under charge ofiwo Of thei
COMPANIONS. sent them 10 the American camp a
West point. Having disguised themselves in Ih
habilImenis of the enemy. they proceeded To IA,
house OF Rugsdale, where at the appointed lime an,
sign. made known to them by the patriotic Indiar
grri, they opportunely arrived 90 the relief VI
Washington, aud the confusion 9th, traitor.
Thus was the father of tbs country, by the inter
position Of Divine Providence. WIN. in his owl
words, never deserted him. saved from captivity
and but for which America might 90 this d1v hay,
been pressed by the foot of oppression. and her chill
dren have bowed her knee To yoke.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

TIE Royal Ba6y-The correspondent oS,b. Ro..
On mes ssyst the royal infants organs Of vision are
not perfect and that medical men find no difficulty in
accounting ,or the infants blindness. and one gentle
man with whom I have conversed upon ~. s,h;..,
saidthathe had nodoubt about the child's being hind
lt Is rather a delicate suSjectio explain. nnp ms I am
not able TO mystify IL by medical trchnicaIities. will
SIMPLY reler you iothe state Of the Queen at the lime
Oxford. the ~posiboy. fred two pistols a, her, and
which greatly asirated and alarmed her Majesty
10 any ono a, all acquainted with this subject il will
be apparent nj once that the sudden fash of n ni.,oI
nj such a time. Immediately before The eyes of her
Majesty is in tselfsufhcientt cause blindness. @ ther
partial or total. in the Prineess-At least. 80 I have
been told by those who ought 10 know. Painful as
i must be To the Queen and the British nation il the
child is blind We, from all that ! can learn. believe
the Princess Is partially 50. Another strong argumen,
IN proof OF This is the fact that the infnnt takes no
notice of any thing held before her. and if her ewes
occasionally turn towards her parents. il is be-
cause she IS accustomed to their voice"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
Anril d

TIE RIVER still continues to reccde. though
yet ample for the largest elias. or boats, and mus, DO
so for snme days. even should the present rate Of
decline continue.
THE WEATHER is warm and Delightful. wi IN
a due proportion Of rain. and the vegetable king
dom IS rapidly putting forth its foliage of green.
TIE MARKETS. in which there has been more
or less OF green vegetables for the last six weeks.
are now abundantly% supplied. among which we this
morning observed cucumbers Of this years growth.
over one foot ia length and of large size.
FLouR ntCnnal is quick at 1856 and inspection.
nj which the sales of yesterday and TODAY have ~
niiormly been made. City Mills held at s 3.75-
S3.6S offered
WHlSkEN remains nj l6ic mud inspection.
PROVlSlONS-Alihough the rates were last
week considerably reduced. buyers ~ill refuse To-
purchase. and we have consequently no transac.
lions To record.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
THE RESCUE.
A. FNclDxSr or THE REVOLUTION.
~ T. HAMILTON
N BIDDLE

" was m nutumnal cvening-tho fOres, had bs.
sunu 10 d"I rs mantle Of gorgeous colors. The field,
,''In o. their harvest treasures. lay like golden
,aNoIcts 90 The rich and mellow sunset. The noble
"'s"la"as. Ike giant warriors. clothed IN their
p'''gy o. mgk aud foliage, threw their sullcn shad.
O"S If 'ui on the bosom Of the glorious Hudson,
VINO rolling yu his pathway Ofbeauty, CLEANED like
hIeh fInnl9w % thc innumemble tints nfacci.
le'''I glory, ilr IN the distance toward the Crown.
s'', "eEIu with q diadem Of purple aud gold. The
i''' STAR ua' twin killing an the brow Of twilighl
'e'P H'fk clouds were encircliug he z1no Of crco.
I2'' Tree and shrub, bill. dale. valley and uyuIet.
nv '''nlningIcd Iu one hay sonues. rendering IL n
scene OF indescuJable loveliness. beautiful NJ Il,
'i'-e - primitive innocence ere sin was known. or
uesoiaiion and decay had fallen upon The blossoms
OF our earthly Eden.
such wu The eve when q barge was seen d,
leave The promentory u West Point. in fho pe,gL.
befiood ~ which ye locaie our narrative. On tho
year lto2. IN q were several persons alfred in
me military costume Of that pcnod who. with veil
measured strokes 81 heir osrs, made % dart ovs,
'o golden waters bko a ray Of light ~ tho Stem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
MORE OF THE FnRGERIEs-A nan

MORE or II FORGERIES-A man has
been arrested in Philadelphia on suspicion ofbeinr
concerned in the late Bank swindIHg operations
According to the Ledger his personal appearance
answers the description given in the papers Of I've
person who committed The forgery upon the Cincin
mali Bank. He had within q short time freouen,I,
changed his lodgings and gave at each place a dif
iereht name. He stated that he was in New Or
leans eighteen months ago. in Cincinnati sir weeks
and m Pittsburgh about three weeks since. During
the i've yeaEs he has been in this country ss he
says he has lived on rsmittances from England
The grounds o. suspicion, 50 Ear as stated, are Of.
somewhat shsdowy character.
In the meantime we have news from n. Orlean,
which throws some hight upon the moaus operaadI
Of these enormous f-aud'. The n. o. Cit,
Of the 10th ulL has the following paragraph
SoNEnoDYC "A deposfte certificate for sI3.
OOO, payable 10 specie, was yesterday presented at
'he Co'nnercIsi Bank ofthis city for payment. The
person who held % was an innocent holder" IN all
in'en's and purposes. and hsd a dray at the door of
the bank ready 20 take % away. On n recprrsn,e
uy 'he 'eIer 10 TIE numoor aud amount 10000 in
specie siario our banks it was found ia, m. go,
tifcaie originally cellcd Dr $1,000 onlv. ItbsJ hoo,
Uttered b. the rogue who tpoS &c Of Inc hank onJ
sold 10 The unfortunate holder or his corrcs,,,J,-.
IN Cincinnati, probably OF a yrcium. Another ,s,.
also presented by a different person for sIOOO vb,rb
We understand he teller paid bona f3e. Thrg al
80 had been altered from 900. 80 that Tho bank 81,
last los' s5UO tits stated ikai the man who Tins
played - deep Same Of ra.caHty TOD originally
rom the bank eight dspOsite certificates. There
- ltlo doubt That hehls altered The amounts Of I'M
m'hem perhal' resiising aiorture by BIS rqucry.
ne sell constituted ac0iaaIttos 5i ,v1vs and ,,.,g.
90 this country ought now 10 be broken u,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 4. Is4I.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR rs DUE"

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE"
A meeting Of the citizens Of Wheeling. without
distinction Of party. is requested TO be held at the
CRY HAL on SATURDAY EVENING the Is, of
May. to take into consideration the propnsty Of
making sumo arrangements for the observance orihe
l4ih day Of Mny-;he day set apart by Presiden,
TYLsR to be observed through ut the Union in to-
ken Of honor to the memory Of the larnented HAIR.
RlsON.
We publish the above notice hy request. md
hope tmny receive Alteration. II has, certnlaiy, our
NurmesI oommendaiion. provided the dag be not
one OF snow, bu, devoted TO prayer and sermons.
and a eulogy upon the life and character of the IT.
lusirious man whose life and death it is intended .,
commemorate. We 10 not like the show and pa
rade of mock funerals.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

This shows a nett Loco Foco gain Of three wees
In the last House ofDelegatcs there were II Wings
and g LOcos-and Gen. Bayly, of Accomac. im.
Tractcatle. Gen. Bayly was a candidate for re-
election and Is probably successful. We under
stand that m the recent canvass he declared him.
selfa friend Of Presiden, Tyler's administration
but laying him aside, aud estimating the counties
yet to be heard from as they stood in the last Legis-
lature. we have the following as the political char.
Ccier Of the two houses Of The next Legislature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
ELEc TON

KAS,wuA Daniel Smith is elected by a
.majoriiyof some $50 votes.
CAeELL-Wo learn has elected a wing. WING
gain.
Mason and JAcksox-Have. as we understand,
elected a whig-Sehemiah Smith. Wing gain.
Summers is elected to Congress in the Kanavho
dIsirict-No opposition. 4 Whig gain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

kENrLCKY.-we have returns Of the fs.,
days ballotiing in several counties in Kentucky.
In Louisville. jefferson and Shelby counties Field
leads sf sPrigg. the loco. in fine style. S~ou,hgate
runs ahead in fine style in the main counties along
the river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
From The National Gazette.
FOURTH LETTER
FROM NICHOLAS BIDDLE. ESQ. TO THE
HON JOHN VI CLAYTON
ASpALusrA. Bucks County,

hoN. JOHN VI Il ITON.
A~SpaLusIa. Bucks CoUNrY.l
April Is, lSil.
Hon. John W Clayton. Dou,r. Drlauarc.
My Dear Slr-I yesterday explained to YOU how
three individuals. whose whole interest in the Bank
does not amount 10 one hundred AMI hiy dollars,
succeeded IN forcing themselves into a position
where they controlled the cate of the whole thirty
Eve milliVns Of dollars capital. and how they sacri.
feed the interests Of the real Stockholders Of The
Bank to CRAFTY their own animDsities and promote
their own pecuniary advantage. I OUCH, IN ALI
that m speaking Of the Managers Of the Schuylkll
Navigation Company, | meant only those ncr,,ns
without inciudIng the rst, none OF whom / know
except one, a very estimable gentleman. who yyonId
never loln ia SO unworthy a PROJECT. Their excr
''Se oi ms power was IN perfect harmony with the
houe OF acquiring II. They first possessed them.
serves oil all the accounts of individuals. and ans,
hesitatng how many Of them could exhibit to tbs
puoic gaze without too much offence 10 priyote
'eeiings' they seem TO cOnfine themselve TO such
only as they could most easily render odious
Among those | was selected, under the impres
SION doubtless, that I could be made ,oannear IN ibc
i%nvidious light OF a large borrower from the bapk.
although my account was entirely like that of an,
private individual wholly uncOucerned with H.
Still had this been done with any ordinary fairne.s
though ] might have thought such a proceedings nm
generous and indicate, | would not have cam
plained-as now have a right TO do-that sine,
my private concerns were thus paraded bel,,s ia,
country, the whole statement of them from the b,
ginning to the end, is n tissue Of misrepresentation
This ] shall show in a few words
My account as stated by them is as ollows-
NICHOLAS BIDDLE.
Jan 80, lSio-His note, due Feb .. 1912.
with Understanding for 700 shares
Reading Rail Road stock. purchased Of
the Bank by his ngeai, ian. 3, 1889. Sl3.5OO
Jan. ) l5ll-His note due Jan. 6. 1912.
with ENTHUSIASTICALLY 4 debt 10 the
Bank. guaranteed by MI. n. BidJie. and
never assumed by him. lOOOO
Balance oil loans from Bills Receivable" 2J.50t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

An address on the life and character Of General
wM HENRY HARRISON. will be delivered DO.
fore the members Of the Wheeling Lyceum. by a
member of that society. on Tuesday evening. lIth
inst. The address will be delivered in one Of the
churches. Of which due nolice will be given.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

TO PRESERVE HAMs-To pres,rv. ham,
from lies. take down lhe IaoDn ssfy ~ the sarr-
and, aitor summing Coz several hours. prepare a lst
Ne Of sfroHg decocuon II elder. made by boiling
iops and barb and. while bot immsrso each piece
h0lding q on q Few seconds, then hang % ard
smoke as well las bcforeJ with green hickory 4
better Than red or cayenne pepper. or ashes. o
Rything have uied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

CHEAP BIACKING-ro mskek ohesp black.
ins take ripe elder-her1cs md mash hem well. and
aiief fermentation takes place. stram ont and bottle
biackinR ihst hsvs ueI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

And Gen. Bayly stands alone; unable 10 give the
Loco Focos the control Of the house. or to deprive
the Wings Of lac majority on joint ballot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

EDEAUTIES OF GERMAN LITERATURE.
ED Translated by c c Fellows, in } vols. Just
received aud for sale by
may ROBE & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
VIRGINIA

We have heard now from all the doubtful Con.
sressional districts. and may safely rely upon the
election Of the following persons
LIST dis,rict-sFrancis Mallory. wv withou, opp
I'd George B. Cary, l.. +.
81 John w. Jones. L y without opp.
4th q" w. o Goode, LF do do
9Th " f.. w. Hubbard. l. + gain.
9th " 'Walter Coles, l. r
7h " WIN l.. Goggin, w
SHh " Henry A. Wis, w
9th " ar. NJ. 4. Hunter. independent.
10Th /" .John Taliaferro. w
1Ith " .John NJ Bolts, w
l2th " II. w. Gilmer. w
18Th " Lin Banks. l.
lith Cuthbert Powell. w
18th " X. w. Barton, W-gain.
10Th " a Loco elected.
l7h A. II. III Stuart, W-gain
lSth " George w. Hopkins, l. r
18Th " e.. w. Summers, W-gain.
ooh " s l.. HAYS
2lst Lewis Steedrod l. F.
These so marked members Of last Congress.
This gives US ten whigs-tsn Loco Focos and
Mr.. Hunte- Iuaeertainl-5eing a nett Wing gain
Of two members.
LEGISLATURE.
SESATE-The election Of Mr.. Tunsiall wv to
she Senate from the Piusylyania, Henry and Pat.
rick district is aseertained. This gives the Wings
a majority Of two in the Senate.
BoUsE OP DELEGArGs-rhe acc'ts this morning
are better. Wehear Of the election OF Wings in the
counties of Bath aud M1aroc--in the former by SIX
majority. and ia the latter without questionable.
ang a Wing gain Of two. The l5ss and gain now
stand as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

NOVAGE 10 Cniua and Japan ia Tie ship Nor
' rIson. by e w King. Just received AID Tor
sale bv mag ROBB & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
NEW BOOKS

an ASTER HUMPHREYS Clock. comple,e
I'VE Just received aud Tor sale nv
my ROBE & STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or STAN
BOATS SINCE OUR LAST.

NEW NovELS-The History ola Fliri. Re
~ lated by herself, in two volumes.
For sale at the Bookstore OF
may JAS. a. INGRAM, No l2I. Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

WSMAN, and her MlsIer.-By lady Morgan
w Woman Of England, by Mrs Ellis. Just re-
ceived aud for sale 10y
may ] ROBB e. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

FENHE DOWAGER: or the New school for
N scandal. BY Mrs Gore. Authoress If Mrs
Armytage "Stokeshill Place" THE Abbey &c.
in two volumes. For sale at the store Of
may JAS. A.. INGRAM, No l2l Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

RUSTEES SALE-By virtue of "a deeI Of
Il Trust executed TO me BY IIannoh Acker,
bearing date tie 3Oth of August Is3s. and 70.
corded IN the office OF the clerk If the County
court, for OHIO county, IN Book No p. pages 81
ana 80. Will expose 10 sale at public aUctlon
at The 'front.' door of the Court house of said
county, on Saturday the 221 daV OF Nav is4I.
Iie West half of Lot No 20 on Clay street IN ths
Noah Zane, John Pawceti. Daniel Sicenrod a.
others. Selling as t~nustee,l shall convey such
Aforesaid. GEORGE CARGETUEpS
may l-3w T-rstIo
QUESTIONABLE HATS & CAPS-Jn.t 70.
coived from New York. n splendid nssor anon,
OF Mems anib ,ys Fancy aud edo ia caps of tho
most fashionable style and best quality, woicb
"'h oe SolH l0W Tor cash or approved credit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

WHOLESALE q RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
MI CAPS.
West side Of Main street, WLeeliyg T.,
- AVE on hand and ore constantly monpGo,,,
IL ing a general assortment OF superior Fur OIL
Slk hats. They have received the Iates, sr,; -.
Iashlons rem New York and a re now prsp,rdJ
10 supply to order all sizes aud 40 alIIies. IN H.
present or past style, AZ may suit custon,,rs
biack and DTab beay " and Castor pi,in'
white RUSSIA and Napt Hats. "
Iney also Keep onhart an assortment oCpI,;,
ana fancy meH's-and BOYS fur and cloth -
an OF winch they offer 90 their customers and M
'upic OF ne most pleasing terms.
Nj utueI5 LSih country merchants and deal
ois prOIlpty h'led on the moss favorable terms
! naihlul Tor me liberal patronage they have
peretoiore received, they solicit a share of nun
nc patronage which they are determined 10 de.
serve py prompt attention. personal. appIcation
10 business ana cheap and favOrs bic rules.
mayl-y
ShETCHEs Of distinguished raen lately dccSl,-
- ed among whom are
Judge White,
Charles INK
Robert r Rayue,
Theodore Sedgowick.
Judge Buel,
Rev DR. FOllen,
" Bildwin Of Indiana.
" kirkland. SC. Sc. Jnst received 81
Cor sale by ROBE A. TFPuFVsov" "N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

7 ME PATHFINDER: Or the Inland Sea, By
n The author of"Tho Pioneers" Last OF the
Alohicnns' Prairie &c. Ia two vols. For sale
at the store of JAS, A. INGRAM.
may ] No l2l Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

FESIlE SCHOOL and Township ohicers' MANUEL
and Executors and Administrator Guide
with forms for ccnveyancing official bonds. bills, &C.
counts, &c. &C. for The S,a;e Of Ohio.l by Warren
jenkins. tor sale by JOHN FISHER.
may j 1873 Main -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-01

We have heard now from all the doubtful Con-
sre''ional districts and may safely rely upon the
election Of the following persons